CENSUS 1971
SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK GUNTUR
PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
T. VEDANTAM OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH
PUBLISHED BY THE GOVER.NMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 The visitors include mostly the Hindus, while II lew thousand Muslims and Christians also visit the shrine, some of them with devotion and many Of them for fun. Thousands of Lambadas even from the Telan gana Region visit this famous temple on Sivaratri day who take pleasure of putting their donations in the 'hundi' box in the shape of silver rupees. Such a huge congregation is an exclusive feature of the KOlappa konda festival alone. The dark night of Mahasivaratri and the usually dreary landscape of the area throbs with life full of mirth, gay and ecstasy and reverbera tes with din and rattle that emanate from the vast concourse of people that throng in lakhs and lakhs at this holy pilgrim spot of Sri Trikuteswara Kshetram to witness and participate in the festival celebratcd once in a year.
F1'(>(' feeding is done in thl' temporary sheds
((Instructed for different communities on this jl'stilJ(, occasion. While a majoritv of the Hind1lS ob.len/(' fast on this holy day, a few thousand take food in these community feasts. The highlight of the festival is the participation Kotappa Kanda of 'Prabhas' of dilJaent sizes which are made up of Kotappakonda, a hamlet of Kondaka1l11T Village bamboo and coloured cloth and paper. Many of the lies at a distance of 7 miles or 12 Kms. from Xam Prabhas moe of moderate height with 25 to 30 feet in f1 rectanglllar shape, the upper portion resembling fl sarao/Jet, a sub-divisional headquarters IOWIl in Guntnr district. A distinction of this famolls hill '~ofJ1lram' or tower. They usually cost a few hund· is, . it is surrounded by other . hills and three reds of rupees while some of the giant 'Prabhas' loising peaks are seen prominently from any direction, to a height of 100 feet, based on a number of bullock carts. minutely decorated and illuminated b'), different as such and the . hill . came . to be . known (II 'Trikutachalam' or 'Trikutandri'. The three 'Sikh a lighting arrangements with power supplied by gene rams' are named after Vishnu, Brahma and Rudm. ra/ors carried on the carts, cost some thousands. The The Lord in the shape of 'Sivalingam' established ull /wabhas of different sizes would be taken in proce,, the hill top is known as Trikuteswara or Trikoteswara ~ions from dilJerent neighbouring villages, each as seen from the inscriptions found on the Kotappa 'prabha' accompanied by an estimated following that konda. The circumference of the hill is about 6 miles, mnges between 50 to 300 people depending ulmn the with an area of 1,500 acres and a height of 1,587 feet. siz{' class of population of the respective 1Iillages. The A fine but a steep flight of steps leads one to the tot) giant prabhas unable to wend their way through the of the hill. On the hill, there are a number of natu milling crowds occupying every inch of the tlast ex ml ponds out of which eight are in frollt of the present panse of the area abutting the hill are stationed side temple. The northern boundary of the newly formed b)l side to each other on a meadow at the foot of the Pmkasam District runs in close proximity to Kanda· hill. In their majesty of pomp and splendour they ka1lur Village which is hardly 2 miles away fTOm it. appear as if they are the presiding deities supervising The Nagarjttnasagar through its right channel, the the whole festivities, Jawahar Canal running to a length of 245 miles, noU' The Prabhas which require co-operation of a large provides adequate water to this area which was pro number of people tor their constructioll, transport verbially a famine-stricken area earlier. and festivities attached to the festival have a great The celebrated Koteswaraswamy temple is the unifying force among all the communities of the area. chief place of worsh(p. The 'Mahasivaratri' occuring What is more, the occasion can well be a tourist at during February-March every year is the chief festival traction if properly advertised in advance througholl t which draws crowds estimated at well over 2 lakhs. India and abroad. PREFACE
The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies Jike Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the publication of these Hand books due to difficulties in finding suitable Presses which could undertake huge printing work of thi~ kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1971 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A Village and Town Directory, Part B - Village and TOWIl Primary Census Abstract and Part C - Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc.. available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 districts in the State have been finalised already. I expect that before the end of 1973 Parts A and B for all the 21 clislric ts would have been published.
The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the Director of Census Operations while the cost of paper. printing, etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Alldhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to lhe Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Amlin a Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printillg of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Depart ments but for whose co-operation Part-A of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to all of them for furnishing me the requ ired data.
1 am extremely grateful to Shri . \. Chandra Sekhar. lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. Roy Burman. Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help a ill I encouragement to me at all stages.
The lollowing staff of my Offie:' worked on the present volume of Glintur District Census Handbook uncler the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhanv. Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha l'Vllirthy, Assi~tant Director of Census Operations of my Office:
Sri P. B. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer "I Drafting, Scrutiny Sri T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant .r and Supervision Smt. K. Subbalakshmi, Computor Sri M. Appalacharyulu, Upper Division Clerk \ Sri S. Rama Krishna, Assistant Compiler ~ Compilation I Sri P. V. Prabhaker -do- i I Kum. Anusuya -do- )
Sri T. Govardhana Rao, Statistical Assistant Supervision of } Printing Sri K. S. Krishna Murthy, Proof Reader ~ Proof Reading Sri K. Vijender Rao, Computor j 'I Scrutiny & Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler j Printing of ;,\faps
Sri :\1. N. Ram Mohan, Artist ~i Supervision ot f \lapping work Sri Syed Ahull:d. Senior Draughtsmau 'I, Sri .\1. J. Sadi 1 aIll gra tcful to their services. I trust that this humble effort on the P,1l t of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves. T. VEDANTA\1 Director of Census Op('ration~ CONTENTS Pages In troduction 1- 4 PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-10 Village Directory: Guntur Taluk 11-19 Tenali Taluk 21-27 Repalle Taluk 29-33 Bapatla Taluk 35-39 Narasaraopet Taluk 41-45 Vinukonda Taluk 47-51 Palnad Taluk 53-59 Sattenapalle Taluk 61-69 Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 70-71 SECTION II-ToWN DIRECTORY Explanatory Note-Town Directory 73-77 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 78 Statement n Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 79 Statement III Civic Finance 80 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities 81 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 82-83 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facillties 84 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 85 PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 87-91 Primary Census Abstract: GUNTUR DISTRICT 92-99 Guntur Taluk 101-171 Tenali Taluk 173-211 Repalle Taluk 213-233 Bapatla Taluk 235-266 Narasaraopet Taluk 267-303 Vinukonda Taluk 305-324 Palnad Taluk 325-353 Satten'apalle Taluk 355-381 III iv MAPS GUNTUR DISTRICT Fron tispiece Guntur Taluk Facing Page It Tenali Taluk ., 21 RepaUe Taluk " 29 Bapatla Taluk t. 35 Narasaraopet Taluk 41 " Vinukonda Taluk 47 " Palnad Taluk 53 " Sattenapalle Taluk " 61 Guntur District-Talukwise Density of Population ,. 87 I FIGURES AT A GLANCE COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT Andhra Pradesh Gootur State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 2,844,488 Males 22,008,663 1,441,057 Females 21,494,045 1.,403,431 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 2,133,855 Males 17,698,247 1,081,242 Females 17,401,934 1,052,613 URBAN Persons 8,402,527 710,633 Males 4,310,416 359,815 Females 4,092,111 350,818 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH 20.9 22.2 RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms) 276,7M.O 11,377.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION PER Sq. Km. 1~'"<)i 250 SEX RATIO (Number -of females per 1,000 977 974 Males) PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 30.7 lUales 33.2 39.4 Females 15.8 21.8 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 25.0 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 40.2 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 56.7 Females 24.2 2:1.2 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 24.6 Males 37.4 31.3 Females 19.4 7.7 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 43.5 Males 27.7 33.0 Females 63.1 69.6 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 31.9 Males 34.9 35.7 Females 17.5 22.7 vi PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 13.3 4.8 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 4.9 Females 13.2 4.7 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 3.8 3.7 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Ma1es 3.8 3.7 Females 3.8 3.7 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 8,041.,925 547,216 HOUSES NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 716 Inhabited 27,221 688 Uninhabited 2,207 28 NUMBElt OF URBAN UNITS 224 16 INTRODUCTION GUNTUR DISTRICT • r ~ I- , Z U :t ~ i I- .! 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" I ri'l • I: I------_.~fU ' 0 o ~ Ig - :! - INTRODUCTION GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District Manuals aod District Gazetteers District Census Hand"ooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Ha Government compiled and published District Manual books for each district in place of Village Statemc for each district. It contained not only particu- was first entertained and put forward at the 1 , lars of items of more or less a permanent character Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, 1. C. S., the t such as physical characteristics, history, religion and Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Cc ethnography but also a few statistical tables inclu missioner of India as part of a plan intended to sec ding those relating to population which became an effective method of preserving the census rece obsolete wi thin a few years of their publication. The prepared for areas below the district level. He I Madras Government, therefore, replaced these Dis posed that all the District Census Tables and CCI trict Manuals by another publication known as the Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting. District Gazetteer consisting of two volumes' A' and compilation, should be bound together in a sil 'B'. Volume A contained descriptive matter and such manuscript volume called the "District Census Ha general tables as might be necessary to explain the book" and suggested to the State Governments t text and Volume B contained detailed statistics. the Handbook with or without the addition of 01 They decided that Volume B should be brought out useful inform~tion relating to the district shoulC periodically after each decennial census so that they printed and published at their own cost, in the s~ contain the latest statistics. Volume A was publi manner as the village statistics of the past censu shed for some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the This suggestion was accepted by most of the Sl composite Madras State. The publication of Volume Governments. Both the composite Madras State: J\. was discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published the erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this sugl for all the districts of the composite Madras State tion and published the District Census Handbo between 1906 and 1915. The publication of Volume for all districts at their own cost. In the erstw 'B' was also stopped after 1931 Census. Due to the Hyderabad State, the District Census Handbo II World War, the District Gazetteers were nat were brought out in two parts, Part I contain published after the 1941 Census. Administrative Statistics and Part II the Cen In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gaze Tables. In the composite Madras State, the Ha tteer Volumes were brou&ht out for some of the dis books were brough t out in one single volume only tricts. each district. The scheme of publication of revised District Pattern at 1961 eensus Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern ments and in this itate, the Gazetteers of some dis At the 1961 Census, the scope of the Dist] tricts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been Census Handbooks was significantly enlarged published already. Sri Ashok Mitra, I. C. S. , the then Registar Gene] India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 C Tbe Village Statements sus of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four pa: Apart from these District Manuals and Gaz The first part contained narrative description of· etteers, the census data upto village level used to physical features, history, social, economic, del be published in a brochure called "Village State graphic characteristics, the progress made in each fi ment" for each district immediately after every census of administration OVer the past decades and a bJ from 1872 upto 1941. gazetteer of places. The second part contained The Village Statements merely showed the Administrative Statistics of various departmeI number of occupied houses and population by reli~ The third part contained the 1961 Census Tables v, gion of each village and town and they did not con General Population Tables, Economic Tables, C tain any more details. From the 1951 Census Village tural and Migration Tables, Special Tables on Schec Statements were replaced by the District Census Hand led Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth Part CI books. sisted of Village and Town Direotory which was 2 most vital part of the Handbook, giving villagewise communica tions, particulars of land use, markets, and townwise Primary Census Abstract i.e., paticulars places of religious, historical or archaeological interest of area, households, population, scheduled castes, in the village. scheduled tribes, literates, broad categorisation of working population etc. Important amenities such as The Town Directory educational, medical, public health and communica The Town Directory portion contains data in tion facilities available were also indicated agains t seven statemen ts. Particulars like the civic admini each village and town. Nine sub-tables containing stration status, its origin, the growth and decline of villagewise particulars such as irrigation sources, its population, functional ca~ory, physical aspects important crops raised, value of land, co-operative and location, municipal finances, civic and other societies, industrial establishments, police stations, amenities7' medical, educational, recreational and list of skilled craftsmen etc., were given after cultural facilities, trade, industry, commerce and Village and Town Directory. A tabular statement on banking facilities and lastly the religious composition fairs and festivals in the district was given at the end of the town and the sc~eduled castes/tribes popu of the volume. All these four parts were bound in a lation in habiting are presented in seven statements. single volume and published at the cost of the State They are given for each town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. ' Government. Part B: Primary Census Abstract Pattern It 1971 Ceasus This part gives for each revenue village and also The District Census Handbooks proved to be for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the very useful and valuable public~tions and had consi Primary Census data i.e., area, occupied residential derable demand by public as well as the official users houses, number of households, total popUlation and of the census data. At the 1971 Census, it was there its break up by sex, scheduled castes scheduled fore', decided not only to continue the publication of tribes popUlation, literate population, working the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge its popUlation by nine broad categories of cultivators, scope further. agricultural labourers, those working in livestock, At the last Census, there was some delay in the forestry, fishing, plantations etc., in mining and pUblication of the District Census Handbooks due to quarrying, in manufacturing, in construction, in the inadequate printing facilities. In order to avoid trade and commerce, in transport, ~torage and com delay in publication and also to make available the munications and in other services and the non-work more important census data to the planners, admi ing population as per the 1971 Census, nistrators and other users who may be not only eager but in dire necessity to use the information in their Part C : Administrative Statistics and Report respective spheres, it has been decided to bring out This part comprises the various administrative the District Census Handbooks in three parts viz. statistics pertaining to the district with special refer Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A contains Village ence to the development taken place during 1961-70 and Town Directory. Part B contains Village and in different spheres and also the 1971 Census 'fables Town Primary Census Abstract. Part C contains relating to the general population, economic charac Administrative Statistics and Analytical Report. Parts teristics, cultural and migration features, housing A and B of the District Census Handbooks of this and establishment tables and data pertaining to the State are being brought out in one volume and Part district regarding langauge and religion. A write up, C will be brought out in a separate volume for each indicating the changes in the socia-economic and district a Jitte later. demographic characteristics of the district and the developmen tal activities that have taken place in the A brief outline on the scope of each of these decade in the various fields like Agriculture, Indus three parts is given below. tries, Trade and Commerce, Education, Medical Part A: Village and Town Directory and Publie Health, Community Development etc., In this part, the Village Directory is given firs t is given at the beginning of this Part. In view of the and then the Town Directory. elaborate write up already given in the 1961 District Census Handbooks, the present write up will be brief . The Vii/age Direc_tory and it will cover the present decade only. It is arranged talukwise and gives for each village, particulars of amenities available in respect Rural and Urban classification of areas of educational and medical institutions, power and It is customary to classify the population of drinking water supply, post and telegraph facilities, every country at a census as Rural and Urban. Such 3 a classification has considerable significance and is Besides classification of all places into Rural and necessary from the point of assessing 1be differen tials Urban Areas, two new concepts viz•• Urban Agglome in the social; economic, cultural and demographic ration and Standard Urban Area were newly evolved characteristics of the population. Hence at the begin at the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained below. ning of each census, the criteria for treating place a Urban Agglomeration as town (i.e. urban) or rural are evolved and the areas In several areas around a core city or statutory are then classified accordingly a~ per the defin i tion so evolved- town have come up fairly large and well recognised railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, From the year 1891, the census definition of a military camps etc. Even though they are outside town in this country was more or less the same till the statutory limi ts of a corpora tion, municipality 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns or cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever of the place by which the town itself is known or in population and every other cOlltinuous ~ol1ection of the revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,000 may not be altogether realistic to treat such areas persons, which the provincial Directors of Census lying outside the statutory limits of a town as rural Opera tions having regard to the character and rela units and at the same time each such individual area tive density of population, their importance as cen by itself may not satisfy the minimum population tres of trade decided them to be towns. In the appli limits to qualify to be treated as an independent town. cation of this definition there was some variation from Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with the main State to Sta te according to the local conditions. It town and the continuous spreard including such was only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict defi urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as an in nition was sought to be applied throughout the tegrated urban area. At the 1971 Census such con country in order to determine a place as an urban tinuous urban spreads have been treated as integra unit. The same definition was followed at the 1971 ted urban areas and defined as Urban Agglomera Census also. The following criteria are adopted for tions. This concept of Urban Agglomeration replaced treating a place as a town at the 1971 Census. the concept of Town-group followed in the 1961 Cen sus. Urban Agglomerations can be constituted in the 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation or following situations:- Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part 2. All ot'her places which satisfied the following of outgrowth being out of the statutory criteria; limits but falling within the boundaries (a) a minimum population of 5,000 of the adjoining village or villages). (b) a density of population of at least 1,000 (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two or persons per sq. mile (400 persons per sq. more adjoining towns with their outgrowths km.) and as in (a) and (C) A city and one or more adjoining towns with (e) at least three fourths (75%) of the male their outgrowths all of which ferming a working population is non-agricultural. continuous spread. In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of Census Operations of the States were given discretion Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents to decide a place as town or village. wholly the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, the following four places are treated as The towns are distributed into six classes as de Urban Agglomerations. tailed below :- Population size Name of the Urban Agglo Constituent units in the Classification of towns meration Urban Agglomeration Class I 1,00,000 and above (1 ) (2) Class II 50,000-99,999 1 Visakhapatnam (a) Visakhapatnam City Class III 20,000-49,999 Urban Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Class IV 10.0oo-19~999 Municipality. Class V 5,000-9,999 (ii) Gajuvaka (Out Class VI Below 5,000 growth) The Class I Towns arc ter med as Cities, (b) Gopalapatnam 4 Name of the Urban Agglo Constituent units in the Consequently the conclysions drawn became not meration Urban Agglomeration only invalid over a ti&e but also lost spatial com (1) (2) parability with similar data processed both within the country and outside. These short-comings 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry reduced considerably the utility of the town-group Agglo m e ra tion Municipality concept which was also found somewhat inadequate (b) Rajahmundry Non for the pufpose it was developed. To enable the Municipal Area presentation of urban statistics on a uniform basis 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Munici- and als.) to ensure comparability of the census data Agglomera tion pality from one decade to another and with similar data available from other coun tries, the concept of Stan (b) Patamata Town dard Urban Area has been envisaged and adopted at (c) Gunadala Town the 1971 Census. 4 Hyderabad Urban (0) HyderabadMunicipal The Standard Urban Area ,is defined as the Agglomeration Corporation projected growth area of a city or town as it would (i) Hyderabad be in another three decades taking into account not Division only the towns and villages which will get merged (ii) Secunderabad into it but also the intervening areas which are Division potentially urban. The tract includes all extra municipal urban ou tgrowth such as the suburbs (b) Secunderabad Can (industrial and residential), railway colonies, civil tonment lines, cantonments and also such of those villages (c) Malkajgiri that are likely to be urbanised during the next three decades. The Standard Urban Area is thus' an area (d) Alwal which extends well beY0nd the chief core city or (e) Uppal Khalsa town and contains all likely developments over the (f) Balanagar next 30 years. It will remain a statistical reporting (g) Fatehnagar unit for the next three successive censuses, irrespec. (h) Machabolarum tive of the jurisdictional changes of the local (i) Osmania University administrative units within the tract. The Standard (j) Lalaguda Urban Area will be identified by the administrative units that it encompasses namely the city, the town, (k) Kukatpally the village. The boundaries of the Standard Urban VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY The main purpose of the Village Directory is to available in the village such as the educational, indicate the, available important facilities like medical, electricity, drinking water, communications educational, medical, drinking water supply, com. and postal facilities. munications and electric supply in each village. The educational facilities are' shown by 'the The collection and presentation of such data was following symbols under column 4. first attempted at the 1961 Census and the different facilities available were shown by abbreviated P = Primary or Elementary School lp.tters under five columns along with the Primary M = Middle School Census Abstract. But at tbe 1971 Census it was H = High School or Higher Secondary School decided to present such particulars in greater detail C = College in the Village Directory and to give the Primary T = Technical Institution Census Abstract separately. Besides presenting the If there are more institutions than one of a type data on basic amenities like, educational, medical, in the village, the number of institutions precedes the electricity. drinking water supply, communications, rbbreviations t.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. posts and telegraphs, the particulars about the Medical and Public Health facilities existing in staple Jood cemmonly used by the majority of the the village are shown by the followIng symbols people, land utilisation, the name ana distance of the under column 5. nearest town, the market/shandy days, historical or religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if H = Hospital any, of the villages have also been collected and pre D = Dispensary sented in the Village Directory. The Villagewise Mcw = Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Primary Census Abstract is presented separately in Fpc = Family Planning Clinic Part B of this volume. Phc = Primary Health Ceo tre If the village is electrified then it is indicated by In the Village Directory, the revenue village is the letter E under column 6. taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of The types of drinking water supply sources location code numbers assigned to the villages. available within the village are indicated as below: Unlike the Town Directory the Village Directory T = Tap contains only one statement. An alphabetical list W = Well of villaaes with the location code numbers against Tk = Tank them is given at the beginning of the Village Direc Tw = Tube Well tory and Primary Census Abstract of each taluk. This R = River facilitates the reader to select the required village C = Canal from the alphabetical list and after knowing its If there are any other sources of drinking water location code number, to obtain the necessary other than the above, then such sources have been particulars from the Village Directory. The Village spelt out. Directory is broadly divided into four broad sections viz., location particulars, basic amenities like educa If the village is served by one or more of the tional, medical etc., land utilisation and distance following means of communications within a dis from urban area and the importance of the village tance of one mile from the village, then the com. as a religious or tourist centre. munication facilities of the village under column 8 have been indicated as below: Columns I to 3 deal with the location code PR = Pucca Road number, name and the total area of the village. The KR = Katcha Road area given under column 3 is as per the data'furni T = Train shed by the Tabsildar and the State Survey Depart. R = River ment. Columns 4 to 9 give the basic amenities C = Canal The postal facilities, if any, existing in the (ii) Current fallows: village are indicated under column 9 by the follow This class comprises cropped ing symbols: areas which are kept fallow during the current year. If PO = Post Office any seedling area is not TO = Telegraph Office cropped again in the same PTO = Post & Telegraph Office year, it is also treated as CUr Phone = Telephone rent fallow. (iii) Other fallows! If a village does not have any of the above faci This includes all lands which lities then " •• ." is indicated against such village were taken up for cultivation under relevant column. but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of The staple food of the majority of the popula not less than one year and not tion of the. village during the major portion of the raore than five years. The year is indicated under column 10 as given below. If reasons for keeping such there is variety of grains mainly used in a village 'Iands fallow may be either then they have been indicated accordingly. due to poverty of the cultiva tors Or inadequate supply of Ri = Rice water or malarial climate or W Wheat Silting of canals or rivers or J = Iowar unremunerated nature of far B Bajra (Cumbu, Sajja) mingetc. Ra = Ragi 3. Culturable waste This includes the land under M = Maize (Column 14) the following three categories. Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation (i) Miscellaneous tree crops, statistics. Under column 11 the extent of the forest groves not included in the area sown. area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 the extent of the cultivated area in the village is given. The Under this class is included extent of area irrigated together with area irrigated all cultivable land which is under differen t irrigational sources such as canals, not included under net area tanks, wells, tube wells etc., are given, wherever sown but is put to some available under column 12 while under column 13 the agricultural use. Lands under casuarina trees, thatching extent of land unirrigated is given. Column 14.gives grass, bamboo bushes and the extent of cultivable waste. The area not avatlable other groves for fuel etc. for cultivation such as village site, rivers, canals, which ate not included under tanks, wells etc., is given under column 15. "Orchards" are classed under this category. The various types of land use given under each of the columns 11 to 15 are listed out and the con (ii) Culturable waste: cepts explained below. This includes lands available for cultivation but not taken 1. Forests (Column 11) These include all actually forested up for cultivation or aban areas and the lands classed or doned after a few years for administered as forests under any one reason or other. Such legal enactment dealing with lands may be either fallow forests whether State owned or or covered with shrubs and private. leany portion of such jungles which are not put to land is not actually wooded but any use. They may be asses put to some agricultural use, that sed or not assessed and may portion is included under the lie in isolated blocks or with· appropriate heading of cultivated in cultivlI.ted holdings. Land or uncultivated land. once cultivated but not culti. vated for five years in succes 2. Cultivated area with This includes the land under sion is also included in this break up irrigated the following three categories. category. and unirrigated (Columns 12 and 13) (i) Net AreQ sown: (iii) Permanent pastures and other The net area sown represents grazing lands: the area sown to crops coun These cover all grazing lands ting areas sown more than whether they are permanent once in the same year, only pastures and meadows or once. not. Village common and 7 grazing lands within forest More than half of the villages in the district are areas are included under this fairly large villages from the population point of head. view. 453 villages or about 65% of the total number 4. Area not available This iildudes the land under of inhabited villages have a popUlation of more than for cultivation the following two categories. 2,000 persons each. 341 villages or 49.6% of the total (Column 15) inhabited villages in the district are in the size class (i) Barren and IIneu/tivable land: of 2,000·4,999 persons each while only 93 villages or This covers all barren and 10.6% of the inhabited villages have a population of uncultivable land like moun tains, etc., i.e., which cannot less than 1,000 persons each. There are 9 villages be br('ught under cultivation having popUlation of 10,000 persons and above. The unless at a high cost whether large number of more populous villages in the district such land is in isolated blocks compared to other districts is an indication of the or within cultivated holdings. good resources and facilities available in general, in (ii) Land put to non-agricultural the rural areas of this district which will be discus lIses: sed later in this volume. All lands occupied by build ings, roads and railways or VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA underwaters, e.g. rivers and canals and other lands put to A sta tement giving the number of villages includ uses other than agricultural. ing uninhabi ted, classified according to board groups of geographical areas is given below: Under column 16 t'le distance of the village from the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on STATEMENT 2 which weekly market/shandies, if any, held in the village are given under column 17. If the village has VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY GEOGRAPHl~AL AREA any historical/religious/archaeological and tourist im Area (in acres) No. of villages portance, it has been indicated under column 18. 50 or less All the above particulars are based on the da ta 51-100 1 obtained from the tahsildars and local bodies con 101-200 2 cerned and also from the concerned departments like 201-500 18 Postal, Medical, Education, Electricity. 501-1,000 67 1,001-2,000 156 INHABITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES 2,001-5,000 335 There are 716 villages in this district at the 1971 5,000 and above 135 Census out of which 28 are uninhabited and 688 are Unspecified 2 inhabited. 16 villages of the 688 inhabi ted villages Total 716 are reported as partly included in differenet urban areas of the district. The following s ta tement gives Among the 716 villages including the depopula the distribution of the 688 inhabited villages by broad ted villages, 470 villages constituting 65.6% of the population sizes. total number of villages have an area more than 2,000 acres each. But a large concen tration of these STATEMENT 1 villages (46.8% of the total number of villages) is seen in the size class of 2,001-5,000 acres. Area particulars VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULA nON SIZE are not available for 2 villages. Population size No. of inhabited villages - Less than 200 11 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 200-499 21 Education plays an important role in the evolu 500-999 61 tion of Society and is one of the basic facilities that 1,000-1,999 142 has to be provided to the people. An idea of the ex tent and the level to which education has been provi ,2,000-4,999 341 ded in the rural areas of the district can be had from 5,000-9,999 103 the statement below. The villages are classified by the 10,000 and above 9 distance to the nearest town with which the villages Total 688 have established commercial, social and other links. 8 STATEMENT 3 ELECTIUFICATION EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES The following statement shows the distribution Total No. of villages having of electrified villages in Guntur district. No. of ----A--~-----'" Distance inha- r . High or Crom nearest bited PCl~ Middle Higher Col- town villa- S~:~Yls Schools Secon. leges Others STA'fEME NT 5 (In Kms.) ges 0 dary Schools NUMBER OF VrLLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) S and less 77 73 6 13 1 Distance from the Total No. of No. of villages 6-10 142 130 12 24 nearest town Inhabited and with Electric (In Kms.) Uninhabited Power supply 11-15 145 140 11 28 1 3 Villages 16-25 216 210 23 41 1 1 26-50 100 97 4 14 2 (1) (2) (3) 51-100 6 5 5 or less 81 52 Unspecified 2 1 6-10 153 75 Total 688 656 56 120 5 4 11-15 147 75 There are good educa tiona1 facilities in the dis 16-25 219 78 trict. Only 32 villages constituting 4.7% of the total 26-50 102 26 inhabited villages in the district do not possess even 51-HlO 6 the minimum educational facilities. But many of Unspecified 8 these village are very close to the towns where adequa te Total 716 306 facilities are available. 56 villages ~re having middle schools including upper pI Imary schools and 120 villa 1t may be seen from the above statement that ges are having high scho( [s. It may be mentioned a larger number of villages close to urban areas here that high schools which usually have middle have been electrified. In all 306 villages (including school classes also are sht wn only under the beading uninhabited) or about 43% of the total number of high or higher secondary schools in column 5 and not villages are bavina power supply. The break up of under both middle and hiE h schools and similarly for these 306 electrified villages in the district by taluks middle/upper primary scRJols. is given below: MEDICAL FACILITIES There are, in all, 89 m !dical institutions of vari STATEMENT 6 ous categories in the rural areas of Guntur district. There are 2 hospitals, 54 dispensaries, 33 others DISTRIBUtION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY TALUJ:.S which include Materni t\ Child Welfa re Centers, aJ Percentage of Primary Health Centres d Family Planning Clinics, Name of Total No. No.of electrified Hospital facilities exist c tly in the rural areas of Taluk of Villages Electrified villages to Palnad taluk although disp !nsaries exist in almost all Villages total number taluks except Vinukonda. fhere is roughly one medi of villa&el cal institution per 100 sq. Kms. in the rural areas of (1) (2) (3) (4) this district on an average The rural parts of Tenali, Guntur 129 80 62·0 RepaUe and Sattenapallt taluks are having more Tenali 93 76 81·7 medical institutions compared to other taluks in the Repalle 59 28 47·5 district. Bapatla 63 41 65·1 The following statem ~nt gives the number of N arasaraO pet 72 34 47·2 medical institutions in eact! taluk. Vinukonda 77 6 7·8 Palnad 93 22 23·7 STATEMENT 4 Sattenapalle 130 19 14·6 NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS Total 716 306 42·' No. of Medical Institutions Name of the --_----A----_--_...... Taluk .- Hospitals Dispensaries Others Tenali, Bapatla and Guntur taluks are having a (1) (2) (3) (4) higher proportion of electrified villages whHe Palnad, Guntur 6 6 Sattenapalle and Vinukonda taluks are not adequa Tenali 18 11 ' tely provided with power. RepaJIe 12 5 Bapatla 8 2 Narasaraopet 1 1 COMMUNICATION FACILITIES Vinukonda 1 Palnad 212 The statement below shows the communication Sattenapalle 8 5 facilities available with reference· to proximity to Total 2 54 33 urban areas. 9 STATEMENT 7 CoMMUNICA lION FACILITIES No, of villages connected by Distance Crom ,...------.A..------__-.- ______the nearest Total ~~ ~~~ ~ town No. of Pucca Kateha Road and Road and Others (In Kms) Villages Road Road Train Train (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 81 58 19 9 4 6-10 153 102 38 25 4 13 11-15 147 83 42 12 3 22 16-25 219 124 65 10 2 30 26-50 102 55 30 1 17 51-100 6 4 1 1 Unspecified 8 7 Total 716 427 195 57 10 94 COMMUNICATION FACILITIES 572 villages out of the total of 688 inhabited villa 427 villages out of the total 716 villages in the ges are having post offices, 30 villages have telegraph district are connected by pucca road, while 195 villa offices and 30 villages have telephone facilities in the ges are connected by katcba road. 67 villages are connected by rail besides the pucca/katcha road rural areas of this district. For every 100 sq. kms. area communications. 94 villages are not having either there are roughly 5 post offices in the rural areas of pucca or katcba road transport communications. the district. The rural areas in Guntur, Sattenapalle POSTAL FACILITIES and Tenali taluks are having better postal facilities The following statement indicates the total number of villages baving post offices, telp.graph compared to other taluks in the district. offices and telephone facilities. STAPLE FOOD STATEMENT 8 POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES The main staple foods of people in the rural areas No. of villagM having in tbis district are rice and jowar. r-----.A..------.. No.of Others Post ---.A..---~ Offices CULTIVATED LAND Name of the Post Tele- Post and . per Taluk Offices graph Tele- Phone 100 Sq. In the context of the land reforms which are Offices graph Kms. Offices under active consideration, the data on the extent of (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) land which could be brought under the plough but is Guntur 110 4 1 4 7·5 Tenali 80 16 1 15 9·6 lying uncultivated and the extent of land cultivated RepalJe 52 2 7 6·9 Bapatla 49 2 2 5·6 in each village are very important. A Statement Narasaraopet 59 4·9 showing the average cultivated land and the average Vinukonda 54 3·2 Palnad 72 3 2 4 2·7 cultivable waste per village classified by the distance SattenapaUe 96 3 2 5·4 Total 572 30 8 30 5·1 to the nearest town is given below: STATEMENT 9 STATEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE Percentafe of Total Average culti- Total Average culti- average cu tivable Distance from the No. of cultivated land vuted land per cultivable vable waste per waste per village nearest Town villages (Acres) village waste (Acres) village to average culti- (In Kms.) (Acres) (Acres) vated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 81 155,728 1.922 29,374 362 18·8 6-10 153 277,848 1,816 52,140 340 18·7 11-15 147 282.842 J,920 42·512 289 15 ·1 16-25 219 448,434 2,048 72,778 332 16·2 26-50 102 155,617 1.525 67,268 659 43·2 51-100 6 2,043 340 1.268 211 62·0 Unspecified 8 3,925 490 841 105 21·4 Total 716 1,326,437 1,852 266,181 372 20·0 10 On an average the area under cultivation in each usually market centres also, the proportioD of culti.. village is 1,852 acres while the extent of cultivable vable waste is less. Better marketing facilities may waste is 372 acres. In other words cultivable waste therefore be needed to reduce the proportion of land is about 20% of the cultivated land, whieh could cultivable waste in villages remote from towns. be brought under the plough pet!haps with some efforts. The several particulars furnished in the Village The proportion of cutivable wa. te land is higher Directory reveal that futher development in the-rural in PaIn ad, Sattenapalle and Vinukonda taluks. areas of the district, particularly, in the fields of Further, a higher proportion of cultivable waste is medical and health facilities, electric power supply, found in villages which are considerably away from road transport facili ties and proper utilisation of the towns viz., more than 26 kms. This may indicate cultivable waste land is necessary to make the dis that in villages which are nearer the towns which are trict more prosperous. GVNTVR TALUK .- IS~ N'KlH1A PAAOESH CiUN1UR DIS1IUCl MIlES64 0 Ir4 III NANDIGAMA TALUK ':l J J :111~ 10"S. KRJSHIoIA 0IIl'llllCT ~NDHRA PRADESH GUNTUR TALUK GUNTUR DISTRICT HILES 2 ~~~~r- , a KILOMETRES 10" TALUK TENALI TALUK "IS' District Sounour TAL.UK Tllwk &lundary - .l. _ Vilitce 8ot.lndvy wlttl locatio. Code ro.u.,.btr @ T~lIk Headqulrten • T.w" ~Urtlaq ... rn 51I(UR Nalnu of ;all large VHt.c~t~~~n~~IO~~:tlon or ~RallwayBroadG.u,e Note:_ L.CNo. 87 "Fully Induded In GUnlur Town ~ kulhr~y Metre Gauge L(~~o,8t2'?ufiYcll~~II~~lrnl'f1~:~JI~~~::~r Tow_ ~.. !. l.C.N Othe,. Ito;ad~ PilllTlON Of GLlNTUR TAlUk IN GllNfUl\ DISTRICT MILES " 0 8 Ie 24- ,ymbollc Repre,entatron of VUI",es: S,OIlllnd .bOyePCrio~' TALUK B J 816l4lHOK.MS. 1)'000 to +,~9 " ."\ • ~."""'_ . .J l SOO to 999 " ,_... I-" .~. • 200 til 499" ;r--;~LN''; (.':7s~~~~~'-»'.. 4._ ;~. • 'J • .("-''C'-'-'\',. ~~IQ \ o ONGOLE DISTRICT. . ,/ ~ <, • -.,' .' l,..' - ( N;'~~~AOPET . ~.~ HN"'~~). P.O. 0 16 ' ...r.' '"'. Ps NumbefOr \vjNU~ONri. "\.:.f.\16 d l.... t-) MPA1L'f:,\EP,o\llEf Untnhlblted Towns R.H "-... ~·~---V HOSPitalS, Primary Hralth Centre, Ol>pe~urle$, 7930 60°00' 80°10 CbIJd .. /)dMilprflI11 Welfart (lIIUe> I 1'1 I Ruul Afe~ ~~~_I BOO Its' Ea~t of Greehwl,h ALPHABETICA~ LIST OF VILLAGI!:5 GUNTUR T ALUK 1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 14 Abbarajupalem 105 Katrapadu 30 Penumaka 77 85 Agathavarappadu 46 Kaza Penumuli 2S Ainavolu 34 Kolanukonda 59 Perecherla 2 Amaravathi 118 Konda Jagarlamudi 16 PitchikaJapalcm 9 Ana.ntavaram 22 Kondamarajupalem 61 Ponnekallu 94 Anantavarappadu Agraha- 108 Kondepadu 91 Pettur ram 122 Kopparru 114 Prattipadu 90 Ankireddipalem 65 Koppuravur 129 Annaparru 81 Koritapadu 128 Rajupalem 126 Annavaram 92 Kornepadu 37 Ramachandrapuram 80 Anumarlapudi 101 Kovelamudi 89 Ramachandrapuram Agra- 43 Atmakur 29 Krishnaipalem haram 33 Kunchanapalle 55 . Ravela 60 Bandarupalle 49 Kuragallu 131 Ravipadu 53 Bejatpuram. 110 ;':urnuthala 18 Rayapudi 13 Borupalem 95 Budampadu 52 Lachannagudipudi 67 Lam 24 Sakamuru 99 ChamaIIamudi 100 Lemallepadu 124 Sandepudi 45 China Kakani 19 Lingayapalem 81 Sekur 69 China Palakalur 83 Suddapallc 39 China Vadlapudi 26 Malkapuram 36 Chirravur 115 Mallayapalem 32 Tadepalle III Chowdavaram 27 Mandadam 63 Tadikonda 56 Mandapadu 68 Damarapalle 84 TakkeUapadu 44 Mangalagiri 78 Devarayabotlapalem 79 Tangellamudi 119 Marripalem 1 Dharanikota 17 TuUur 82 Mesaragadda Anantha- 123 Turlapadu 15 ' Dondapadu varam 51 Motadaka 112 Edulapalcm 102 Mutlur 20 Uddandrayunipalem 109 Enamadala 4 Endrayi 31 Undavalli 93 Etukur 113 Nadimpalem 6 Unguturu Nallapadu 88 120 Unnava 121 Ganikapudi 75 Nambur Uppalapadu 107 Garapadu 97 Narakodur 74 98 Godavarru 5 Narukullapadu 125 Uppalapadu 71 Gorantia 8 Nekallu 116 Gorijavoluguntapalem 23 Nelapadu 10 Vaddamanu 117 Gottipadu 47 Nidamarru 42 Vaddeswaram 35 Gundemeda 62 Nidumukkala 11 Vaikuntapuram 86 Guntur 48 Nowiur 132 Vangipuram 38 Nutakki 130 Varagani 12 Harichandrapuram 104 Va tticherukur Palaparru Vejendla 41 Ippatam 127 96 133 Pallapadu 21 Velagapudi 66 JonnaJagadda 54 Pamulapadu 57 Velavartipadu 73 Peda Kakani 72 Venigandla 76 Kanthamraj ukond ur 3 Peda Maddur 28 Venkatapalem 64 Kantheru 70 Peda Palakalur 58 Visadala 103 Karampudipadu Agraharam 50 pedaparimi Yamarru 7 Karlapudy 40 Peda Vadlapudi 106 11 12 VILLAG'I A.enifiel GUNTUR . DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Codo VilJale. Sq. Mile. Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. ,. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (3) (9) (10) 1 Dharanikota 13· 71 3P,C E W,R PR PO Ri,] 2 Amaravathi 6·84 5P.H D E W,R PR PTO Ri,] Phone 3 Peda Maddur 1·79 P E W KR PO Ri,] 4 Endrayi 3·38 2P E W PR PO Ri,] 5 Narukullapadu 3·62 P D E W PR PO Ri,] 6 Unguturu 3·99 2P E W PR PO Ri,] 7 Karlapudi 4·60 2P E W PR PO Ri,] 8 Nekallu 2·20 2P W KR PO Ri,J 9 Anantavaram 3·97 2P E W KR PO Ri,] 10 Vaddamaml 3·03 2P W KR PO Ri 11 Vaikunthapuram . 5·25 2P E W,R KR PO Ri,J 12 Harichandrapuram 3·79 2P R KR PO Ri,] 13 Borupalem 1·03 P E W KR Ri,J 14 A b barajupalcm 1·22 P E W KR Ri,] 15 Dondapadu 0·60 2P E Tk KR PO Ri,] 16 Pitchikalapalem 1·32 Uninhabited 17 Tullur 5·76 2P,H Phc E W KR PO Ri,] 18 Rayapudi 9·40 3P E W PR PO Ri,] 19 Lingayapalem 3·08 P B W KR Ri,] 20 Uddandarayunipalem 2·60 P E W KR Ri,] 21 Velagapudi 3·12 P E W PR PO Ri,] 22 Kondamarajupalem 1·33 Uninhabited PR 23 Ne1apadu 2·22 P E Tk KR PO Ri,] 24 Sakamuru 2·S4 2P Tk KR PO Ri,J 25 Ainavolu 1·91 2P E Tk KR PO Ri,] 26 Malkapuram 0·86 P E Tw PR Ri,] 27 Mandadam 7·79 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,] 28 Venkatapalem 4·28 2P E W PR PO Ri,] 29 Krishnaipalem 2·45 P E Tw PR PO Ri,] 30 Penumaka 3·42 4P,H E W KR PO Ri,] 31 Undavalli 5·04 2P E W PR PO Ri,] 32 Tadepalle 7·35 Urban Area (TadepaUe Town) 33 Kuncbanapalle 1.23 2P E W KR PO Ri,] 34 Kolanukonda 1·12 P E W PR,T PO Ri,] 35 Gundemeda 6·89 4P E W KR PO Ri,] 36 Chirravur 2·15 2P E W KR PO Ri,] 37 Ramachandrapuram· 3·54 P E W KR Ri,] 38 Nutbakki 4·33 H Phc E W KR PO,TO Ri 39 China Vadlapudi 0·70 P E W PR Ri 40 Peda Vadlapudi 3·67 4P E W PR,T PO Ri 13 DIRECTORY and Land use GUNTUR TALUK der different types of land IJse in acres) Religious. LAND USE (Area un __-A------, Nearest Day historical Loca ------Area not Town or days or archaeo tion r- d A ea available and of the . logical Code Cult~~--~----- ...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly Importance. No. Forest r------Unirrigated waste vation On Kms.) Market if any Irrigated (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) (11) . (12) 617 3.917 4,240 Guntur 35 1 I.S25 344 2,208 Guntur 35 Amareswaraswamy 2 Temple 890 244 7 Guntur 29 3 305 ),250 500 347 Guntur 26 T:(56): Tk(48),C(8) 4 10 1,800 350 273 Guntur 29 T.{IOO): C(100) S 360 804 1.265 Gllntur 26 6 T.(125): C(125) 294 1,63D 994 Guntur 24 7 2 T.(24): C(24) 973 290 148 Guntur 27 8 1.504 573 466 Gunlur 27 9 1,345 150 244 Gunlur 27 10 ),500 1.000 862 Guntur 35 11' 1,363 65 1,000 Guntllr 37 12 656 9 Guntur 40 13 773 8 Guntur 42 14 241 75 65 Gllntur 32 15 743 80 24 16 2.874 432 380 Mangalagiri 18 17 901 1,896 3,000 Mang~\l 1,884 115 Mangalagiri 14 21 807 31 13 22 350 1.000 71 Mangalagiri 11 23 1,540 80 7 Mangalagiri 13 24 1,0ii 111 23 Mangalagiri 11' 25 510 40 Mangalagiri 13 26 20610 75 1,392 Mangalagiri 13 27 T.(910): C(910) 1,228 150 1,364 Vijayawada 3 28 654 2 143 Mangalagiri 5 29 T.(769): C(769) 1.731 134 85 Mangalagiri 3 30 239 600 1,019 600 Vijayawada 3 31 T.(563): C(563) 443 Urban Area (Tadepalle Town) 32 603 100 66 Vijayawada 8 33 T.(18): C(IS) 586 1 Vijayawada 6 34 T.(130): C(130) 20 T.(86O): W(780).O(50).Tk(30) ). 7 1.000 830 Mangalagiri 5 35 713 500 47 Vijayawada 6 36 T.(120): C(120) 1.988 200 80 Mangalagiri 5 37 T.(I): C(l) 2.330 30 Mangalagiri 8 T.(411): (411) 38 180 85 Mangalagiri 6 T.(183): C(183) 39 72S 400 99 Mangalagiri 5 T.(1.125): ql,125) 40 14 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AME.NITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE .A. tion Name of in r ""'\ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No, water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Ippatam 2·16 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 42 Vaddeswaram 1·26 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 43 Atmakur 3·69 P E W PR PO Ri,J 44 Mangalagiri 3·86 Urban Area (Manga/agiri Town) 45 China Kakani 4·18 P E W PR PO Ri,J 46 Kaz.a 7·01 lP E W PR,T PO Ri,J 47 Nidamarru 4·36 P,H E W PR PO Ri,J 48 Nowlur (Rural) 8·07 3P E W PR 2PO Ri,J 49 Kuragallu 5·53 4P E W KR 2PO Ri,] 50 Pedaparimi 10·19 6P E W KR PO Ri:J 51 Motadaka 3·66 2P,H D E W PR PO Ri.J 52 Lachannagudi pudi 2·49 P W PO Ri,J 53 Bejatpuram 5-{8 P W KR PO Ri.] 54 Pamulapadu 6·54 2P W PO Ri,J 55 Ravela 5·64 2P.H W PO Ri,J 56 Mandapadu 3·05 2P Phc W PR,T PO Ri,J 57 Velavartipadu 3·74 P W Ri.J 58 Visadala 4·45 4P W KR PO Ri.J 59 Perecherla 6·43 2P,H W PR,T PO Ri,J 60 Bandarupalle 7·45 2P E W PR,T 21;'0 Ri,J 61 Ponnekallu 5·97 2P,H E W PR PO,TO Ri,] 62 Nidumukkala 3·17 2P E W PR PO Ri,J 63 Tadikonda 19·99 6P,2H,T Phe E W KR PO,TO Ri,J Phone 64 Kantheru 5·74 2P E W KR PO,Phone Ri,J 65 Koppuravur 2·75 2P E W KR PO Ri.J 66 Jonnalagadda 3·54 2P E Tk PR PO Ri,J 67 Lam 4·66 2P E W PR PO Ri,J 68 Damarapalle 4·51 P E W PR PO Ri,J 69 China Palakalur 4·02 4P W KR PO Ri,J 70 Peda Palakalur 6·89 5P W PR 2PO Ri,J 71 Gorantla 5·50 3P E W PR PO Ri,J 72 Venigandla 2·71 4P E W PR,T PO Ri,l 73 Peda Kakani 6·41 5P D E W PR PO Ri,J 74 Uppalapadu 6·41 5P,H E Tk PR PO Ri 75 Nambur 11·63 3P,H D,Mcw E W PR,T 2PO,TO Ri 76 Kan thamrajukondur 3·88 3P E W KR PO Ri 77 Penumuli 5·44 P E W KR PO Ri 78 Devaraya botlapalem 1·18 p Tk Ri 79 Tangellamudi 2·02 P W KR Ri 80 Anumarlapudi 1·29 P W· Ri 15 DIRECTORY anel Lanel use GUNTUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ______------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- l'"" • Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code forest -_------.A.---.------.., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. I'""Irriga ted U nirriga ted was te vation (In Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(l60): Tk(I60) 1,140 82 Mangalagiri 8 41 T.(l6): C(16) 770 24 Mangalagiri 8 42 T.(53): C(53) 2,293 2 14 Mangalagiri 3 43 Urban Area (Mangalagiri Town) 44 T.(32): C(32) 2,591 29 23 Mangalagiri 3 45 T.(67): Tk(67) 4,425 2 Mangalagiri 2 46 ... T.(21): Tk(21) 2,500 269 Mangalagiri 2 47 T.(134): Tk(l34) 2,900 200 131 Mangalagiri 2 48 2,733 610 1'6 Mangalagiri 6 49 6,503 10 8 Mangalagiri 14 50 2,324 18 Guntur 22 51 T.(190): C(150),Tk(40) 600 100 704 Guntur 21 52 T.(2): C(2) 3,274 39 Guntur 21 53 T.(3): C(3) 4,166 17 Guntuf 22 54 3,298 312 Guntur 21 55 T.(36): C(36) 1,474 100 346 Guntur 14 56 2,336 45 13 Guntur 11 57 T.(10): C(10) 2,300 200 344 Guntur 13 58 25 3,286 40 764 Guntur 11 59 T.(2): C(2) 4,726 25 15 Guntur 13 60 2,361 20 1,440 Guntur 16 61 100 T.(59): C(S9) 1,534 20 316 Guntur 16 62 T.(240): Tk(240) 10,750 100 1,704 Guntur 19 63 T.(2S): Tk(25) 3,313 292 44 Mangalagiri 8 64 T.(164): Tk(164) 1,380 28 18S Mangalagiri 10 65 T.(37): Tk(37) 2,009 200 Guntur 10 66 T.(300): C(300) 700 80 1,902 Guntur 10 67 T.(83): C(83) 2,416 60 327 Guntur 18 68 T.(300): C(300) 1,250 250 773 Guntur 18 69 T.(400): C(400) 250 100 3,660 Guntur 18 70 T.(59): Tk(S9) 2,934 15 512 Guntur S 71 T.(65): Tk(65) 1,300 240 129 Guntur 8 72 T .(130): Tk(130) 3,470 10 493 Guntur 6. 73 T.{2,SSO): C(2,SSO) 1,000 552 Guntur 10 74 T.(4.930): C(4,930) 250 250 2,013 Guntur 11 7S T.(I,992): C(1,992) 300 13 183 Guntur 19 76 T.{2,970): C(2,970) ISO 362 Guntur 19 77 T.(700): C(700) 53 Guntur 13 78 T.(l,08I): C{I,081) 50 162 Guntur 19 79 T.(210): C(130),Tk(80) 350 265 Guntur 24 80 16 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------A ------""" Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Sekur 8·72 6P E W KR PO Ri 82 Mesaragadda 0·50 Uninhabited Aoanthavaram 83 Suddapalle 4·40 3P E W KR PO Ri 84 Takkellilpadu 5·89 2P E T KR PO Ri 85 All.athavarappadu 1·99 P W PR PO Ri,J 86 Guntur (Rural) 13.43 P W Ri,J 87 Koritapadu 3·19 Urban Area (Jncluded in Guntur City) 88 Nallapadu (Rural) 6·34 4P E W PR PO Ri,J 89 Ramachandrapuram 1·38 Urban Area (Included in Guntllr City) Agraharam 90 Ankireddipalem (Rural) 9·35 8P E W PR 3PO Ri,J 91 Pottur 5·40 3P E Tk PR PO Ri,J .92 Kornepadu 6·76 6P E Tk PR 2PO Ri,J 93 Etukur 4·58 P E W PR PO Ri,J 94 Anantavarappadu 3·98 2P Tk,W PO Ri,J Agraharam 95 Budampadu 3·94 2P E W PR PO Ri,J 96 Vejeodla 5·40 6P E W PR,T PO Ri,J 97 Narllkodur 4·67 2P E W PR PO Ri,J 98 Godavarru 3·96 3P E W PR PO Ri,J 99 Chamallamudi 3·95 2P Tk Po Ri,J 100 Lemallepadu 1-18 2P Tk PO Ri,J 101 Kovelamudi 2·40 2P W KR PO Ri,J 102 Mudur 5·35 4P,M,H D E W KR PO Ri 103 Karampudipadu 1·85 P E W KR Ri 104 Vatticherukur 6·02 P E W,Tk PO Ri 105 Katrapadu 1·97 P,R Phc Tk PO Ri,J 106 Yamarru 2·51 p Tk KR PO Ri,J 107 Garapadu 2·59 3P,H Tk KR 2PO Ri,J 108 Kondepadu 1·85 2P Tk PO Ri,J 109 Enamadala 9·53 3P W PR PO Ri,J 110 Kurnuthala 3·01 P Tk PR PO Ri,J 111 Chowdavaram 5·48 4P W PR PO Ri,J 112 Edulapalem 1-47 Uninhabited 113 Nadimpalem 4·78 3P E W,Tk PR PO Ri,] 114 Prattipadu 8·71 4P,H E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J 115 Mallayapalem 5·64 2P Tk PR PO Ri,J 116 Gorijavo]uguntapalem 3·76 3P,H E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J 117 Gottipadu 5·57 6P,H E W,Tk KR PO Ri,! 111 Konda Jagarlamudi 0·41 P E W KR PO Ri,J 119 Marripalem 0·93 W Ri,J 120 Unnava 3·70 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 17 DIRECTORY and Land use GVNTVR TALVK LAND USB (Area under_.A. different______types of land use in acres) Religious. r----- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Po rest ,_.. ---. Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Vnirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(278): C(278) 312 990 4.(f00 Guntur 19 81 280 22 18 82 T.(944): C(944) 1.676 5 192 Guntur 11 83 T.(50): C(50) 3,313 10 383 Guntur 5 84 T.(39): Tk(34).W(5) 937 40 258 Guntur 3 85 T.(lOO): C(100) 1,657 95 6,745 86 Urban Area (Included in Guntul' City) 87 T.(25): Tk(25) 2,500 1,500 33 Gulltur 6 88 Urban Area (Included in Gun/lIr City) 89 • T.(425): C(425) 2,451 100 3,008 Guntur 6 90 T.(175): Tk(l75) 1,500 70 1.710 Guntur 10 91 T.(63): C(63) 2,801 80 1,380 Guntur 10 92 2,350 50 530 Guntur 3 93 1,281 1,200 63 Guntur 6 94 2,004 488 30 Guntur 3 95 3,440 1 15 Guntur 10 96 2,673 18 298 Guntur 13 97 ... , 2,287 16 231 Guntur 14 98 T.(50): Tk(50) 596 1,882 Guntur 13 99 716 39 Guntur 11 100 T.(424): C(424) 965 147 Guntur 19 101 T.(2.944): C(2,944) 162 318 GUOlur 18 102 T.O ,037): C(1,037) 12 13S Guntur 18 103 T.(2,193): C(2,193) 1,185 205 Guntur 13 104 T.(123): C(23) 1,025 113 Gunlur 12 105 1,502 104 (juntur 11 106 1,427 231 Guntur 10 107' J,086 6 98 Guntu! 13 108 T .(672): C(~72) 3,801 90 1,538 Guntur 16 109 T.(1l5): Tk(115) 1,400 10 400 Guutur 10 110 T.(345): C(175),Tk(170) 2,300 100 762 Guntur 13 111 T.(30): C(30) 100 600 211 112 T.(162): C(162) 1,827 481 592 Guntur 16 113 T.(37): Tk(37) 4,832 705 Guntur 16 114 2,500 1,075 32 GuntllT 19 115 2.103 98 205 Guntur 22 116 2.919 242 404 Guntur 21 117 T.(3): C(3) 239 10 16 Guntur 22 118 T.(9): C(9) 465 47 74 Guntur 22 119 T.(310): C(310) 1,576 483 Guntur 22 120 18 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMBNITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGIl tion Name of in A ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Ganikapudi 2·04 2P Tk PO Ri,J 122 Kopparru 4·39 3P,H W KR PO Ri,J 123 Turlapadu 3·96 2P W,Tk PO Ri,J 124 Sandepudi 1·40 2P Tk PO Ri,] 125 Upplapadu 5·44 H Tk PO Ri,J 126 Annavaram ' 1·61 2P W,Tk PO Ri,J 127 Palaparru 4·78 2P Tic PO Ri,J 128 Rajupalem 1·97 2P Tk PO Ri,J 129 Annaparru 4·61 3P,M,H Tk. PO Ri,J 130 Varalani 7·31 P Tk PR PO Ri,J 131 Ravipadu 2·92 3P W PR 2PO Ri,J 132 Vangipuram 7·40 4P Tk PO Ri,J 133 PaUapadu 5·61 3P Tk PO Ri,J 19 DIRECTORY and Land use GUNTUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ______------.A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- . r ~~. Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A..------Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. rIrrigated Unirrigat~ waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 1.113 101 92 Guntur 21 121 2,506 90 213 Guntur 24 122 2,255 100 179 Guntur 26 123 840 2 54 Guntur 29 124 3,200 282, Chilakaluripet 13 125 858 165 7 Chilakalur j pet 12 126 3,029 30 Chilakaluripet 16 127 1,010 1M 87 Chilakaluripet 18 128 2,662 47 241 Guntur 30 129 4.524 25 129 Guntur, 29 130 1,690 20 159 Guntur 22 131 T.(819): C(819) 2,694 1,223 Guntur 26 132 T.(931): C(931) 2,153 172 334 Guntur 29 133 TENALI TALUK j ~ ~ j ~. ~ E' • z d ! ~ ~ ~ ,'l c~ ; 1:'5 ;z ~ i ~ .1 5' ,; j i§ .. ~ f"='5 .§ • ~ 5 ::) I- ; > ~ · ~ :z: _, u t ~ ;: ~ 'i :a ! W ..J ::.:: ..J :J TENALI TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of VIllage Code No. Code No. (l) (2) (I) (2) 6S Abbanagudavalli 38 Kothapalle Narikelapalle 71 Alapadu 51 Kuchellapadu 86 Amarthalur 45 Kuchipudi 57 Ananthavaram 20 Kunchavaram 31 Angalakuduru 56 Annavaram 37 Manchala 21 Athota 72 Manduru 75 Modukur 66 Balijepalle 78 Moparru 80 Bodapadu 3 Morampudi 64 Boddulurpad 69 Mulpur 25 Bommuvaripalem 10 Munigotipuram 27 Burripalem 18 Nandivelugu 52 Chadalavada 28 Ne1apadu 89 Chavali 35 Chebrolu 85 Panchala varam 53 Chemudubadu 36 Patha Reddipalem 58 Chilumuru 73 Peda Gadelavarru 1 Chiluvuru 7 Pedakondur 6 China Palem 61 Peda Lanka 44 China Parimi 70 Peda PUdi 92 China Pulivarru 47 Peda Ravuru 48 China Ravuru 90 Penamarru 19 Chintalapudi 40 Penugudurupadu 23 Chivalur Perakalapudi 74 Chunduru 4 88 Peravali 11 Dantalur 87 Peravalipalem 54 Davuluru 24 Pidaparru ]6 Devarapalle Agraharam 43 Pinapadu 15 Devarapalleseri 68 Pothumarru 93 Donepudi 46 Pulichintalapalem 13 Duggirala 79 Pyaparru 42 Edlapalle 63 Ravikampadu 12 Emani 32 Sangam Jagarlamudi 60 Gazullanka 22 Siripuram 8 Godavarru 34 Srirangapuram 84 Govada 5 Srungarapuram 17 Gudivada 91 Guruvindapa1\e 30 Tenali 55 Thumuluru 82 Intur 77 Thurumella 59 Ipur 2 Tummapudi Vadlalnudi 49 Jampani 33 41 Valiveru 29 Kathevaram 9 Vallabhapu ram 76 Koditadiparru 50 Varahapuram 14 Kolakaluf 67 Vemur 26 KoUipara 39 Vetapalem 62 Kollur 81 Kondamudi 83 Yelavarru 21 22 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tioo Name of in ------.A, -~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Teleg~aph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Chiluvuru 6·89 P E Tw PR,T PO ,TO, Rice Phone 2 Tummapudi 2·20 2P,H E W,R PR,T PO,TO, Rice Phone 3 Morampudi 1·76 P E Tw PR,T 2PO,TO, Rice Phone 4 Perakalapudi 2.22 P D E Tw PR PO,TO, Rice Phone '. 5 Srungarapuram 1·34 P L Tw PR PO Rice 6 China Palem 5·81 2P,H E Tw PR 2PO,TO Rice 7 Peda Kondur 5·65 M E Tw PR PO Rice I Godavarru 1 •. 38 P E W PR PO Rice 9 ,Vallabhapuram 7·17 5P,H E Tw PR PO,TO Rice 10 Munigotipuram 6·19 4P E T PR Rice 11 Dantalur 1·23 2P E W PR PO, Phone Rice 12 Ernani 8·94 P,2H Phc E Tw PR PO,TO, Rice Phone 13 Duggirala 3·11 6P,M,2H D E Tw PR,T PTO,Phone Rice 14 Kolakalur 9.]8 P,2H D E T PR,T 2PO,Phone Rice 15 Devarapalleseri 0·04 Uninhabited 16 Devarapalle Agraharam 0·26 P Tw PR Rice 17 Gudivada 2·94 p D E W PR 2PO Rice 18 Naodivelugu 1·81 P,M E W PR PO Rice 19 Chintalapudi 1·45 P E Tw PR PO Rice 20 Kunchavaram 1·50 M E Tw PO Rice 21 Athota 2·74 4P E Tw PR PO Rice 22 Siripuram 1·56 3P E Tw PR Rice 23 Chivalur 2·00 2P E W PR PO Rice 24 Pidaparru 2·43 5P Mew E T KR PO Rice 25 Bommuvaripalem. 5·14 2P T KR Rice 26 KolIipara 6·72 5P,H Phc E T PR PO, TO, Rice Phone 27 Burripalem 2·71 P E W PR PO Rice 28 Nelapadu 5·68 P W PR PO Ri~e 29 Kathevaram 6·55 P D E Tw,W PR 2PO Rice 30 TeoaIi (Rural) 3·27 P Fpc E T PR PO Rice 31 Angalakuduru 3·52 P E Tw PR,T PO Rice 32 Sangam JagarIamudi 1·43 4P,H Phc E T PR,T PO Rice 33 V(l.dlamudi 5·86 4P E W PR PO Rice 34 Srirangapuram 10·98 P E T KR PO Rice 35 Chebrolu (Rural) 8·21 6P,H Phc E W,T PR PO,TO, Rice Phone 36 Patha Reddipalcm 7·90 7P,T E W PR PO,Phone Rice 37 Manchala 0·98 P E W PR PO Rice 38 Kothapalle Narikelapalle· )·59 2P E W,T PR PO Rice 39 Vetapalem 3·79 5P,M,H E TW,T PR PO,TO Rice 40 Penugudurupadu . 2·09 2P E T,W PR PO Rice 23 DIRECTORY and Land use TEN ALI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------.A.------Ar~_;~;_' Nearest Day historical Loea- Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Codf Forest ------.A.------, Cuiturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market . ifany (II) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) f17) (18) (1) T. (4,079): CA,079) 330 Tenali 16 T.(1.072): C(I,072) 336 Tenali 14 2 T.(922): C(922) 204 Ten&li 13 3 T.(1,249): C(1,249) 172 Tenali 18 4 ...• T.(683): C(683) 175 Tenali 19 5 T.(3,468): C(3,468) 250 Tenali 19 6 T (3,449): C(3.449) 167 Tenali 24 7 T (80S): C(808) 75 Tenali 27 8 T.(2,10J): C(2,100) 968 lo521 Tenali 24 9 T.(\,639): CCl,'639) 326 1,996 Tenali 19 10 T.(718): C(71S) ., 2 60 Tenali 19 11 T.(5,405): C(S,405) 311 Tenali 12 12 T.(953): C(953) 1,036 Tenali 10 13 T.(2,228): C(2,228) 640 2,007 1,000 Tenali 1 \ 14 T.(19): C(19) 8 Tenali S 15 T.(llO): C(110) 61 Tenali 8 16 T.(984): C(984) 684 228 Tenali 8 17 T.(698): C(698) 296 167 Tenali 6 18 T.(830): C(830) 98 Tenali 8 19 T.(312): C(312) 45 600 Tenali 13 20 T.(1,548): C(1.548) 202 3 Tenali 11 21 T .(908), C(908) 12 78 Tenali 13 22 T(l,060): C(1,060) 91 '129 Tenali 29 23 T.{1,186): CO,186) 206 163 Tenali 16 24 936 2,350 Teoali 24 25 T.(3,353): C(3,353) 490 458 Tenali 21 26 T.(l,413): C(I,413) 142 172 Tenali 6 27 T.(3,412): C(3,412) 34 189 Tenali 5 28 T.(3,026): C(3,026) 739 427 Tenali 3 29 T.(30): C(30) 63 1,000 1,000 Tenali 1 30 T.(1.33S): C(I,338) 701 ... 214 Tenali 3 31 T.(S56): (;(5S6) 61 297 Tenali 6 32 T.(2,1l4): C(2,114) 830 801 Tenali 10 33 T.(Sll): C(511) 3 4,000 2,510 Tenali 13 34 T.(3,136): C(3,136) 1,209 5 904 Guntur 13 35 T: (1 ,890): C(1,890) 2,469 697 Guntur 14 36 T.(S42): C(542) 85 Ponnur 14 37 T.(8?S): C(875) 6 136 Ponnur 14 38 T.(1,850): C(1,8S0) 69 3 S04 Tenali 14 39 T.(1,174): C(I,174) 1 163 Tenali 11 40 24 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in ~~-'-- -_--_____-A--- ______....., tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Valiveru 4·37 3P E T PR PO Rice 42 Edlapalle 6·10 2P,H D E ')., W PR PO, Phone Rice 43 Pinapadu (Rural) 1·55 P D E T,W PR PO Rice 44 China Parimi 3·08 P E W PR PO Rice 45 Kuchipudi 4·15 4P,H D E W PR PO Rice 46 Pulichintalapalem 0·41 Uninhabited 47 Peda Ravuru 3·37 P,H D E Tw PR PO Rice 48 China Ravuru (Rural) 3·46 P E T,W PR,T PO Rice 49 Jampani 7·91 8P,M,H D E W PR,T PO Rice 50 Varahapuram 0·80 2P,M E W PO Rice 51 Kuchellapadu 2·76 4P,M,H W PO Rice 52 Chadalavada 2·76 4P,M E W PR PO Rice 53 Chemudubadu 2·20 P T KR Rice 54 Davuluru 5·00 4P E T,W PR PO Rice 55 Thumuluru 2·24 2P D E T,W PR PO Rice 56 Annavaram 2·00 6P E T,W KR PO Rice 57 Ananthavaram 4·13 3P,M,H D E T,W PR . PO,Phone Rice 58 Chilumuru 1-83 4P E T PR PO Rice 59 Jpur 3·53 3P,M Phc E T KR PO Rice 60 Gazullanka 1·68 3P T,W KR PO Rice 61 Peda Lanka' 2·93 5P,M E T,W KR Rice 62 KolIur 7·17 P,M,H D E T,W PR PTO, Rice Phone 63 Ravikampadu 5·74 4P,M E T PR 2PO Rice 64 Boddulurpad 0·43 P T KR PO Rice 65 Abbanagudavalli 0·65 P T,W KR Rice 66 BaJijepall e 0·84 2P W PO Rice 67 Vernur 8·82 8P,H E W PR,T PO,TO Rice 68 Pothumarru 0·69 2P,T W Rice 69 Mulpur 4·99 2P,M Phc E W PR PO Rice 70 Peda Pudi 2·24 2P,H,T D E W PR PO Rice 71 Alapadu 3·62 2P E W PR PO Rice 72 Manduru 2· 78 2P E W PR PO Rice 73 Peda Gadelavarru 3·21 P E W PR 2PO Rice 74 Chunduru 4·49 3P D E T PR,T PO Rice 75 Modukur 6·54 4P,H E W PR,T PO,TO Rice 76 Koditadiparru 1·00 2P Tk KR PO Rice 77 1hurumella 1·87 2P D E W PR PO,TO Rice 78 Moparru 3·39 2P,H D,Mcw E W PR PO Rice 79 Pyaparru 1·67 3P,H E W PR PO Rice 80 Bodapadu 1·35 2P E W KR PO Rice 25 DIRECTORY a" Land use ;:;>TENALI TALVK , ' LA.ND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) ;.::_~~ Religious. ~ Nearest Day historical Loca- --'--- Area not Town or days or archaeo. tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ----, Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms,) Market ifany (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(2.39O): C(2,39O) 10 3 394 Tenali 10 41 T.(3,445): C(3,44S) 46 5 408 Tenali 8 42 1.(560): C(S60) 1 430 Tenali 1 43 1.(1,154): C(1.154) 17 800 Tenali 6 44 1.(1,824): C(I,824) 446 94 292 Tenali 8 45 208 13 41 46 1.(1.597): C(1,S97) 312 248 Tenali 3 47 1.(500): C(5OO) 700 900 114 Tenali 2 48 1.(3,642): C(3.642) 809 124 487 Tenali 10 49 419 14 79 Tenali 14 50 T.(1.098): C(1.098) 461 30 177 Tenali 13 51 1.(983): C(983) 512 85 186 Tenali 10 52 1.(1,174): C(I,174) 82 338 Tenali 16 53 1.(2,851): C(2,851) 9 340 Tenali 19 54 T.(1.151): C(I,IS1) 247 36 • Tenali 19 55 1.(267): C(267) 686 327 Tenali 24 56 T.(2,389): C(2,389) 4 250 Tenali 16 57 T.(217): C(217) 554 400 Tenali 15 58 T.(I,345): C(1,345) 401 513 Tenali 20 59 829 246 Tenali 25 60 153 720 1,000 Tenali 24 61 T.(3,636): C(3,636) 16 937 Tenali 17 62 T.(3,162): C(3,162) 42 470 Tenali 16 63 T.(234): C(234) 2 39 TenaJi 17 64 T.(329): C(329) 3 84 Tenali 16 65 461 5 72 Tenali 14 66 T .(3.229): C(3,229) 1.685 126 605 Tenali 13 67 247 20 175 Tenali 13 68 T.(I,812): C(I,812) 983 176 223 Tenali 11 69 T.(1.055): C(l,OSS) 161 41 177 Tenali 13 70 T.(1,474) C(I,474) 7 836 Tenali II 71 T.(1.498): C(1.498) 2 279 Tenali 10 72 T.(1,700): C(1,700) 10 344 Tenali 16 73 T.(2,435): C(2,435) 104 335 Tenali 13 74 T.(3.528): C(3,528) 106 550 Tenali 22 75 T.(615): C(615) 25 Tenali 16 76 T.(982): C(982} 3 211 Tenali 11 77 T.(1.876): 0'1.816) 15 279 Tenali 13 78 T.(906): C(906) 8 155 Ponnur 13 79 T.(687): C(687) 15 162 Ponnur 8 80 26 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,- ·--A ...... Staple Code Village q. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water niCations Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Kondamudi 4·91 2P E W KR PO Rice 82 Intur 8·38 7P,H D E W PR PO,TO Rice 83 Yelavarru 2·24 3P E W KR PO , Rice 84 Govada 6·37 3P,H E W PR PO Rice 85 Panchalavaram 3·53 2P E Tk KR PO Rice 86 Amarthalur 5·77 6P,H Phc E W • PR PO,TO Rice 87. Pera valipalem 3·12 2P E W PR PO Rice 88 Peravali 7·}5 2P,H E W PR PO Rice 89 Chavali 4·01 4P T PR PO Rice 90 Penamarru 2·~7 3P W,T PR,T PO Rice 91 GuruvindapaUe 0·50 Uninhabited KR 92 China Pulivarru 1·90 2P T KR PO Rice 93 Donepudi 3·29 SP,H Mcw E T,W PR PO,Phone Rice 27 DIRECTORY aIel Land Dse TENALI TALUJ: LAND US!! (Area under different types of land use in:acres) Religious. r----,------A -, Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. l):rrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market irany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(2.633): C(2.633) 100 409 Ponnur 5 81 T.(4.733): C(4.733} 7 623 Tenali 10 82 T.(I.242): C(1.242) 2 190 Tenali 22 83 T.(3.651): C(3,651) 66 359 Tenali 22 84 T.(2,083): C(2.083) 176 . Tenali 21 85 T.(3.127): C(3.127) 94 470 Tenali 19 86 T.(1,821): C(1.821) 136 40 Tenali 18 87 ... T.(I,751): C(1,751) 114 71 2,640 Tenali 18 88 T.(1,555): C(1,555) 627 117 267 Tenali 19 89 T.(1.623): C(1.623) 102 100 11 Tenali 20 90 T.(274): C(274) 7 39 Tenali 22 91 T.(1.09O): C(1,09O) 13 113 Tenali 24 92 T.(1.351): CO.351) 150 609 Tenali 23 93 REP ALLE T ALUK AHDHRA PRADESH Name of the Number of r"'hJk Towns REPALLE TA~UK 7911.7 lOU GUNTUR DISTRICT MILES 2"=:~iiiii~~~=::;iiF~~g:=~~~. 10 KILOMETRES TENALI D1VI TA.LUK KRISHNA DISTRICT ANOHRA PRADESH GUNTUR DISTRICT HILES (a.4 0 6+ 118 ~ 04 0 6+ 1281'1 Kt1S. SA Y OF BENGAL Oldri"t 8cu"dary TilllJk Boundary _1..._ \lm~" &und.lry with loc.a(;oll CoJe Number 0 Taluk Headquarters ~ Urban Area K,VUR• Name$ of _II large Villaaes with Minimum Population of 5,000 I1.S, ""ith LOCltlOfl Slte: ~ Railway 61"<*d ~\lJe ...... _ Other Roads Rivers ~ II' Symbolic Rfl>res~nt8tlon of Villaces: 5.000 and aboyefJersons 4S' -• 1,000 to +,999 .. A SIlO" 999 " • ..... ,han 200 0 ]'.0. Post Office r.S Police Station R.H. R.est House, Travellers Sunplo"" (£) t-io5plt.l~ Pr"nifY tiNllh CentreJ Oi'Pt!f\5.\rles" Q\'d Inli Mnel1lity Welfare Centres NOle:- t.e,No. 3& folly Inclucled ~'" !\epalle TQwn L.e.Na. 38 Pardy Jnduded In Repal/e 'TOWII l,C.No. 17 FilII)' Incluoed In 8hattiprcMU Town '------80-,.+I":-'-E.-"-0-(-G,-.e- ... w~d.C. No. 16 Partly in(.lud~ In BhaWProlu To.,." ------,----_____-" ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES REPALLE T ALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 54 Ada vula Deevi 9 Nadimpalle 16 Addepalle 42 Nagaram 53 Allapar.ru 34 Nalluru 47 Amudalapalle 46 Nizampatnam 35 Aravapalle 50 Pallapa tla 6 Arepalle 20 Pallekona 7 Arumbaka 40 Pamidimarru 22 Parisapadu 3 Balusulapalem 27 Peda Lanka 39 Bethapudi 44 Peda Matlapudi 17 Bhattiprolu 45 Pedapalle 23 Peda Pulivarru 32 Chatragadda 14 Peddavaram 60 Chodayapalem 31 Penumudi 26 Pesar Lanka 41 Dhulipudi 30 Peteru 55 Dindi 8 Ponnapalle 25 Potharlanka 52 Eletipalem 56 Potumeraka 48 Pregnam 61 Gangadipalem 5 Pudivada 29 Gorigapudi 11 Gudavalli Rambhotlapalem 10 Razavolu 36 Repalle 43 Idupalle 38 Isukapalle 57 Singupa]em 4 Siripudi 59 Kaithepalle 15 Si vangu]apa]em 33 Kamarajugadda 18 Surepalle 12 Kanagala 21 Karumuru 13 Thotapalle 2 Kavuru 37 Uppudi 19 Konetipuram 49 Kucbmapudi 24 Vellatur 58 Visweswaram 51 Muthupalle Agraharam 28 Voleru 29 30 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------.A------·------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Rambhotlapalem 5·69 5P E W PR PO Rice 2 Kavuru 4·24 P,M,C E W PR PO Rice 3 Balusulapalem 2·48 5P W KR PO Rice 4 Siripudi 2·61 2P W PR Rice 5 Puoivada 3·19 SP E W PR PO Rice 6 Arepalle 3·47 4P W KR 2PO Rice 7 Arumbaka 5·30 IOP,3M D E W PR 3PO,Phone Rice 8 Ponnapalle 2·59 2P D W PR PO Rice 9 Nadimpalle 2·10 3P \V PR PO Rice 10 Razavolu 2·59 2P,M D,Phc W PR PO Rice II Gudavalli 5·36 4P,H D E W PR PO Rice 12 Kanagala 4·82 6P,2M Phc E W PR 2PO Rice 13 Thotapalle 1·83 2P E W KR Rice 14 Peddavaram 1·82 P W PR PO Rice 15 Sivangulapalem 1·91 PR Rice 16 AddepalJe (Rural) 5·85 4P E W PR PO Rice 17 Bhattiprolu 3·86 Urba n Area (Bhattiprolu Town) 18 Surepalle 1· 76 5P,H E W PR PO Rice 19 Konetipuram ]·99 3P \V PR 2PO Rice 20 Pallekona 3·30 SP E W PR,T PO Rice 21 Karumuru 1·40 P E W PR PO Rice 22 Parisapadu 0·43 Uninhabited 23 Peda Pulivarru 6·03 6P,H 1: W PR PO,TO, Rice Phone 24 Vellatur 2·48 2P,H E W PR PO,TO. Rice Phone 25 Potharlanka 7·03 5P E W,T KR PO Rice 26 Pesar Lanka ]·74 M E W KR PO Rice 27 Peda Lanka ]·56 E W Rice 28 Voleru 5·32 5P,H E W,T PR PO Rice 29 Gorigapudi 1·89 3P E W PR,C Rice 30 Peteru 3·32 5P E W PR PO Rice 31 Penumudi 2·13 2P E W PR PO Rice 32 Chatragadda ]·73 2P,H W C PO,Phone Rice 33 Kamarajugadda 2·68 4P W C PO Rice 34 Nalluru ]·42 2P W,Tk KR PO Rice 35 Aravapalle 1·69 2P W,Tk PR PO Rice 36 Repalle 4·06 Urban Area (Repalle Town) 37 Uppudi 2·95 3P W KR PO Rice 311 lsukapalle (Rural) 4·06 SP E W PR 2PO Rice 39 Bethapudi 3·47 3P D E W PR PO Rice 40 Pamidimarru 1.74 2P W PR PO Rice 31 DIRECTORY and Land use REPALLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~------.A------~-----_, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------.A.---·----- _, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly imparlance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J 5) (16) (17) (18) (1) --~-....------ T. (2,472): C(2,472) 21 1.351 Ponnur 11 1 T.(l,8S4): C(I,8S4) 2 858 Ponnur 16 Sree Swamy 2 Seetarama's Ashram T.(l,105): C(l,IOS) 317 160 Ponnur 16 3 T.(l,IOO)) C(UOO) 12 300 258 Repalle 21 4 T.(I,2S0): C(1,250) 160 632 Repalle 18 5 T.(1:833): C(1.S33) 388 Repalle 2:6 6 T .(2,668): Q2,668} 3 721 Ponnur 16 Saturday 7 T.(894): C(894) 764 Ponnur 18 8 T.(1.030): C(I,030) 140 'i 167 Repalle 21 9 T.(1,326): C(I,326) 132 28 172 Repalle 16 Thursday 10 T.(2,691): C(2,691) 130 609 Repalle 19 II T.(2,674): C(2,674) I 8 400 Repalle 19 12 T.(976): C(976) 101 90 Repalle 18 13 T.(368): C(368) 13 ~ 784 Repalle 21 14 T.(676): C(676) SO 400 65 Repalle 18 15 T.(3,319): C(3JI9) 371 55 Bhattiprolu II 16 Urban Area (Bhattiprolu Town) 17 T.(963): C(963) 11)3 Repalle 13 18 T.(1.085): CCI,OSS) 189 Repalle 10 19 T (1,594): C(l,594) 250 268 Repalle 6 20 T.(725): C(725) 59 112 RepaJte 6 21 T.(240): C(240) 35 Repalle 6 22 T.(3,21O): C(3,210) 571 78 Bhattiprolu 5 23 T.(780): C(7S0) 174 139 494 Bhaltiprolu 3 24 3,512 845 144 Repalle 13 25 1.022 22 70 Bhattiprolu 6 26 973 6 20 Repalle 13 27 T.(1.8~9): C(I.899) 323 356 827 Repalle 6 28 T.(982): C(982) 52 30 146 Repalle 6 29 T.(1,770): C(l. 770) 59 2\ 275 Repalle 2 30 T.(206): C(206) 128 1,029 RepaUe 3 31 T.(224): C(224) 413 468 Repalle 5 32 T.(610): C(610) 590 515 RepaUe 10 3, T.(443): C(443) 71 395 Repalle 6 34 T.(932): C(932) 13 133 Repalle 3 35 Urban Area (Repolle Town) 36 T.(1.696): C(l,696) 164 28 Repalle 2 :;7 T.(2,005): C(2,OOS) 50 543 Repalle 3 38 T. (1,97<): C(l,979) 201 30 11 Repalle 3 39 T.(858): C(858) 74 180 Repa\le 10 40 32 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AV AILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tiOD Name of in r A ..... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nicatioDs Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Dhulipudi 6·51 9P,H D E W PR PO,Phone Rice 42 Nagaram 2·80 3P,C D E W PR PO Rice 43 Idupalle 3·85 5P W PR PO Rice '44 Peda Matiapudi 6·53 5P,M 2D W PR PO Rice 45 Pedapalle 5·70 SP W PR PO Rice 46 Nizampatnam 8·66 14P,M,H Phc E W PR PO, Phone Rice 47 Amudalapalle 6·45 liP W PR 3PO Rice 48 Pregnam 3·77 3P W PR PO Rice 49 Kuchinapudi 7·74 9P,H D E W PR PO Rice 50 Pallapatia 2·28 5P D W PR PO Rice 51 Muthupalle Agrabaram 1·33 2P,M W PR Rice 52 Eletipalem 4·54 31' E W PR PO Rice 53 Allaparru 14·92 12P,H E W PR 3PO Rice 54 Adavula Deevi 11·66 8P,H D W PR PO Rice 55 Dindi 8·37 3P W PR PO Rice 56 Potumeraka 10·01 5P W,Tk PR 2PO Rice 57 Singupaiem 5·90 2P W,Tk.T PR 2PO,Phone Rice 58 Visweswaram )·22 P Phc W KR PO Rice 59 Kaithepalle 3·59 5P,H W KR PO Rice 60 Chodayapalem 6·85 5P W C PO RiCe 61 Gangadipaiem 14·39 7P Mew W,Tk KR,C 2PO Rice 33 DIRItCTORY • Ind Land use REPALLE TALUK "-~,.,._.,,,_ LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------A ----~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------A ------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 117) ~!S) (I) T.(3.450): C(3.450) 412 204 Repalle 13 41 T.(1,450): C(1,450) 80 261 RepaJle 13 42 T.(1.696): C(1,696) 297 29 442 Repalle 16 43 T.(2.750): C(2.750) 92 34 1,335 Repalle 24 44 T.(3,100): C(3.IOO) 4 250 294 Ponnur 19 45 400 T.(3.365): C(3.36S) 1,235 100 440 Repalle 26 Wednesday 46 200 T.(1,455): C(1.455) 537 200 1,736 Repalle 21 47 T.(1.698): C(I,698) 703 12 Repalle 16 48 T.(4.041): C(4,041) 600 313 Repalle 13 49 T.(969): 0(969) 80 410 Repalle 10 50 T.(5OO): C(5OO) 102 16 233 ReppJle 14 51 T. (1,945): CCl, 945) 155 806 RepaUe 13 52 T.(8.5OD): C(8,500) 40 1,009 Repalle 21 53 2,802 T.(1.676): C(1.676) 2,800 80 106 Repalle 19 54 2,000 T.(40): C(40) 1,000 48 2,269 Repalle 22 55 T.(3,727): C(3.727) 77 979 1,623 Repalle 11 56 T .(2,159): C(2,159) 949 668 Repalle 10 57 T.(423): C(423) 179 179 RepaUe 11 58 T. (2.065): C(2,06S) 12 221 Repalle 13 59 T.(2,066): C(2,066) 600 1,718 Repulle 16 60 80 T.(1,839): C(1.839) 1.994 1,849 3,448 Repalle 21 61 • BAP ATLA T ALUK J! I] !- ----II ~ j ~8 , e p ~ § z ~~ .; ~ ~ J ~i !~ ::w! ~ .. ~ ~ fi l§ , .: ...... '1; ~ :l ] .l II~~ I- '! ..,J ;: ~l U i I. ~ • ~ I.LI _:; i ] ..J ;; Ii: i .; i~l Iii .Jl 1, ~.V!, ..J ~ I~ Q :J . •~ ~ ~ j :e i' ..J l<: « :J 2: ..J II: ::> lI:: ... ::> ..J z 1~71 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No, Code No. (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) 62 Adivi 2 Kollimarla 45 Alluru 42 KomaH 23 Appapuram 20 Kommur 51 Appikatla 22 Kondapatur 9 Aremanda 8 Marnillapalle 13 Mannava 59 Bapatla East 61 Maruproluvandlapalem 60 Bapatla West 53 Mulapalem 16 Bhallukanudupalelll 39 Mulukuduru 50 Bhartipudi 5 Munipalle 33 Bodipalem 57 MUrukondap adu Brahmanakodur 4 32 Nanduru 47 Buddam 56 Narasayapalern 49 Neredupalle 43 Chandole 27 Nidubrolu 55 Cheruvu 31 Chintalapudi 40 Palaparthipadu 14 Pandrapadu 11 Patchalatadipa rru 10 Dandamudi 19 Pedanandipadu 12 Doppalapudi 63 Perali 44 Pi ttala varipalem 6S Ganapavaram 26 Ponnur 15 Garikapadu 37 Poondla 36 Gopapuram 17 Pusulur 48 Gudipudi 34 Remr 38 Itheru 28 Sangupalem Kodur 29 Jadavalli 7 Thottempudi 54 Jarnmuiapalem 25 Upparapalem 35 Jillellamudi 3 Jupudi 30 Vaddimukkala 24 Vallabharaopalem 21 Kakumanu 1 Vallur S8 Kankatapalem S2 Velicherla 64 Karlapalem 6 Vellalur 18 Katrapadu 46 Khajipaiem 41 Yazaii 3S 36 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE r----_____.A._ tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Vallur 9·93 4P,H T PR 2PO Ri,] 2 Kollimarla 5·57 3P T KR Rice 3 Jupudi 2·44 2P E Tk PR PO Rice 4 Brahmanakodur 3·27 P,2H E Tk KR PO Rice 5 MunipalJe 3·99 2H E T,W PR PO Rice 6 Vellalur 4·63 E Tk PR PO R!c~ 7 Thottempudi 0·84 E Tk PR Rice 8 Mamillapalle 2·17 E Tk PR Rice 9 Aremanda 12·10 E Tk PR 2PO Rice 10 Dandamudi 2·18 E Tk PR PO Rice 11 Pa tchalatadiparru 2.21 P,H E T,W PR PO Rice 12 Doppalapudi 1·41 H E T KR PO Rice 13 Mannava 4·93 P E W PR PO Rice 14 Pandrapadu 1·29 p Phc T PR PO Rice 15 Garikapadu 9·29 3P,M T KR PO Rice 16 Bhal! ukanudupaiem 6·53 P.M T KR PO Rice 17 Pusulur 5.16 P.R Tk KR PO Rice 18 Katrapadu 6·50 2P Tk PR 2PO Ri,] 19 Pedanandipadu 5·37 2P.R.C E Tk PR PO Ri,] 20 Kommur 9·64 4P Tk PR 21"0 Ri,J 21 Kakumanu 5·70 3P.H E Tk PR PO Rice 22 Kondapatur 6·13 P,M T,W KR PO Rice 23 Appapuram 4·32 3P E T PR PO Rice 24 Vatlabharaopalem 6·63 E T KR 2PO Rice 25 Upparapalem 4·16 Tk PR PO Rice 26 Ponnur 3·82 Urban Area (Ponnur Town) 27 Nidubrolu 3·82 Urban Area (Included In Ponnur Town) 23 Sangupalem Kodur 1·25 2P W PR PO Rice 29 Jadavalli 2·13 P W KR Rice 30 Vaddimukkala 2·03 P W KR PO Rice 31 Chintalapudi 3·37 P E T,W PR 2PO Rice 32 Nanduru 4·58 P E T KR 2PO Rice 33 Bodipalem 4·81 2P,M E T PR PO Rice 34 Retur 5·60 3P,H E T PR PO Rice 3S Iillellam udi 3·88 P E W KR PO Rice 36 Gopapuram 2·29 P Tk KR PO Rice 37 Poondla 4·29 3P.H E W KR PO Rice 38 !theru 3·24 5P E W PR 2PO Rice 39 Mulukuduru 4·24 3P E T,W PR,T 2PO Rice 40 Palaparthipadu 1·55 Uninhabited 37 DIRECTORY and Land use BAPATLA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------"""\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 ) T.(3,061): C(3,061) 1,103 1,579 612 Ponnur 18 1 T.(IS6): C(lS!) 1,379 1,050 950 Ponnur 14 2 T.(1.342): C(I,342) 220 Ponnur 16 3 T.(1,756): C(l,756) 337 Ponnur 13 4 T.(l,OS2): C(1.052) 100 Ponnur 6 5 T ,(1,007): CO ,007) ] ,000 956 Ponnur 10 6 T.(429): C(429) 100 Ponnur 10 7 T. (8SI): C(88I) 383 125 PonnUT 11 8 T.(776): C(776) 2,068 1,900 3,000 Ponnur 6 9 T.(I,I86): C(l,186) 209 Ponnur 5 10 T.(I,206): C(1,206) :208 Ponnur 5 11 T. (764): C(764) 138 Ponnur 8 12 T.(2,833): C(2,S33) 322 Ponnur 8 13 T.(703): C(703) 123 Ponnur 11 14 T.(5,132): C(5,132) 35 779 PannuT 16 15 T.(I,45J): C(I,451) 2,356 372 Bapatla 26 16 1.(210): C(210) 2,990 486 Ponnur 19 17 3,735 432 Ponnur 22 18 3,080 357 Bapatla 26 19 5,473 695 Bapatla 26 20 T.(579): C(579) 2,728 341 Bapatla 22 21 T.(990): C(990) 2,518 415 Bapatla 19 22 T.(230): C(230) 100 2,068 367 Bapatla 14 23 T.(3,40S): C(3,408) 685 150 Ponnur 5 24 T.(2,512): C(2,SI2) 150 Ponm r 19 25 Urban Area (Ponnul' Town) 26 Urban Area (ln~'uded in Ponnur Town) 27 T.(03): C(703) 100 Ponnur 8 28 T.(703): C(03) 160 400 100 Ponnur 5 29 T.(S20): C(520) 179 500 100 Ponnur 3 30 T(1.458): C(1,458) 474 225 Ponnur 5 31 T.(2,504): C(2,504) 77 200 150 Ponnur 13 32 T.(2,741): C(2,741) 32 305 Ponnur 13 33 T.(3,loo): C(3,100) 484 Bapatla 13 34 T.(577): C(577) }.899 8 Bapatla 14 35 T.(1,299): C(1,299) 165 2 Bapatla 16 36 T.(l,950): C(1,950) 357 439 Bapatla 13 37 T.(1,719): C(1,719) 313 42 Bapatla 10 38 T.(1,886): C(J,886) 578 250 Ponnur 10 39 T.(l80): C(180) 212 600 Bapatla 10 40 38 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ----_~ ______- __.A------___:::- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Yazali 9·35 3P,H E Tk,W KR P,TO Ri,Ra 42 KomaH 3·53 E W KR PO Ri, 43 Chandole 7·22 3P,H E Tk,W PR 2P,TO Ri,W,J 44 Pittalavaripalem 5·68 8P,M,H Phc E Tk,W PR 2PO Ri 45 Alluru 6·36 6P,H E Tk.W PR PO Ri.J 46 Khajipalem 4·29 P E Tk,W PR PO Rice 47 Buddam 1·87 P E W PR PO Rice 48 Gudipudi 4·07 E Tk,W PR,T PO Rice 49 Neredupalle 1·43 W Rice 50 Bhartipudi 1·00 P E Tk.W PR Rice 51 Appikatla 4·35 2P,H D E W PR,T PTO Rice 52 Velicherla 1,27 Uninhabited 53 Mulapalem 6·58 2P W PR Rice 54 Jammulapalem 4·31 P D E Tk PR Rice 55 Cheruvu 6·72 2P D E Tk PR PO Rice 56 Narasayapalem 6·10 2P.H Tk PR PO Rice 57 Murukondapadu 9·14 5P 2D E W PR,T 2PO Rice 58 Kanka tapaJem 7·20 P E Tk PR PO Rice 59 Bapatla East (Rural) 12·96 llP D E W PR PO Rice 60 BapatJa West (Rural) 6·42 5P E W PR PO Rice 61 Maruproluvandlapalem 14·50 lOP E W PR Ri,Ra (Rural) 62 Adivi 6·54 2P W PR Ri,Ra 63 Perali 10·18 8P D Tk.W PR PO Rice 64 Karlapalem 10·13 2P D E Tk.W PR 3PO,TO Rice 65 Ganapavaram 7·34 3P E Tk.W KR 2PO Rice 39 DIRECTORY and Land use 8APATLA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, .r------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_-____A ______"'"\ Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) T.(1,400): C(1,400) 1,400 200 2,984 Bapatla II 41 T.(I,OOO): C(1.000) 184 910 165 Ponnur 10 42 T.(4,600): C(4,600) 21 Ponnur 42 Friday 43 T.(2,500): C(2,500) 200 200 735 Ponnur 43 Wednesday 44 T.(3,896): C(3,896) 174 Bapatla 35 45 T.(2,500): C(2.500) 100 46 100 Bapatla 32 46 T.(900): C(900) 50 22 225 Bapatla 13 47 T.(1,286): c(1,286) 200 lOa 1,019 Bapatla 16 48 T.(800): C(800) 110 5 Bapatla 10 49 T.(370): C(370) 162 60 48 Bapatla 14 50 T.(1.627): C(1.627) 330 798 29 Bapatla 8 51 T.(156): C(156) 463 50 144 Bapatla 10 52 T.(3,l08): C(3.108) 420 83 600 Bapatla 6 53 T.(2,519): C(2.519) 239 Bapatla 8 54 T.(3,530): C(3,530) 765 6 BapatJa 10 55 ,T.(3,367): C(3.367) 537 Bapatla 13 56 T.(4,060): C(4,060) 141 1,(00 49 B!lpatla 13 57 T.(3,925): C(3,925) 635 48 Bapatla 6 58 2,000 4,880 1,411 Bapatla 6 59 T.(4,060): C(4.060) 49 Bapatla 13 60 T.(284): C(284) 1,200 3,796 4,000 BapatJa 1 61 T.(788): C(788) 3,387 11 BapatJa 11 62 50 T.(4.000): C(4.000) 2,440 25 Bapatla 21 63 T.(5,301): C(5.301) 1,082 71 29 Bapatla 8 64 T.(4.500)r C(4,500) 98 50 50 Bapatla 16 65 NARASARAOPET TALUK , g§ 0 ~. . ~ ~~ ~< ~ E~ • • ~ i a,~ ! ~ -1l f~ e d j ig ,; v.... · E'O ~ ,; "2 ~ i ~ ~ ~ i , J ,; l '; , , ., " ~ ~ g i j •E ~ ~ r ;; 1 ;;; 1- , < ~ . " ~ Q W .J oJ e( ~ 0. ::l ,e( ..J Z e( ~ r- f e( (/) f-~ I/) Q ~ w Z c( 0 ! Q 0~ « ~ 'S '8 1 i §~ '2 z t '; :;: sf :3" ~ ,5 6 " ... .. 1 ~ 1~ jE ~ 'g ~ li ~ i'; z ~ g ::l :;: ..J ~. e( ~ I- o:!~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NARASARAOPET T ALUK 1971 1971 . Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 43 Alavala 38 Lingamguntla Agraharm 40 Annavaram 45 Annavarappadu 13 Machavaram 10 Arepalle Agraharam 63 Manukondavaripalem 18 Mulakalur 70 Boppudi 68 Murikipudi 47 Muthanapalle 4 Chagallu 27 Mydavolu 2 Challagundla 21 Chandavaram Nadendla 3 Cheemalamarri 30 9 Chejerla Nakarikallu Nallagarlapadu 64 Chilakaluripet 14 71 China Pasumarru 37 Narasaraopet 28 Chirumamilla 31 Nujendlapalle Agraharam 11 Dasaripalem 15 Palapadu 19 Dondapadu Agraharam 5 Pamidipadu Agraharam 72 Pasumarru 66 Edavalli 50 Petlurivaripalem 57 Edlapadu 65 Pothavaram 52 Ellamanda 3S Pothavatappadu 55 Ganapavaram 67 Rajapeta 42 Gogulapadu 16 Ravipadu 22 Gorijavolu 41 Rompicherla 73 Gottipadu 6 Rupenaguntla 53 Govindapuram 17 Guntagarlapadu 23 Sankuratripadu 12 Santhagudipadu 39 lkkurru 20 Sathuluru 32 Irlapadu 25 Solasa 60 Jaladi 36 Jonnalagadda 69 Thathapudi 56 Thimmapuram 29 Thubadu 48 Kakani 44 Thurumella 74 Kantetivari Khandriga 33 Kanuparru 59 Karuchola 51 Uppalapadu 54 Kavur 34 Kesanapalle 26 Vankayalapadu 49 Kondakavur 62 Veluru 24 Kondaveedu 7 Vipparala 61 KukkapallivaripalelP 46 VipperlapaIle Agraharam 8 Kunkalagunta 58 Viswanadhuni Khandriga 41 42 VILLAGE AmeDities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,...------..A. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nakarikallu 5·90 3P,H D E W PR PO Rice 2 Challagundla 7·08 3P E W PR PO Ri,J 3 Cheemalamarri 5·54 2P W KR PO Rice 4 Chagallu 8·47 3P W KR 2PO Rice 5 Parnidipadu Agraharam . 5·90 M E W KR PO J,Ri 6 Rupenaguntla 11·65 4P B W PR PO Rice 7 Vipparla 15·47 4P,M W PR 2PO Rice II Kunkalagunta 14·56 3P,H W KR PO Ri,] 9 Chejerla 6·39 P W KR PO Rice 10 Arepalle Agraharam 4·54 2P W PR Ri,B,J 11 Dasaripalem 6·07 3P W PR 2PO Rice 12 Santhagudipadu 7·14 2P,H W PR PO Rice 13 Machavaram 6·19 2P W KR PO Rice 14 Nallagarlapadu 1·81 P W KR Rice 15 Palapadu 3·48 2M E W KR PO Rice 16 Ravipadu a·30 4P E W PR PO Rice 17 Guntagarlapadu 1· S3 P W KR Rice 18 Mulakalur 8·66 7P E W PR PO Rice 19 Dondapadu Agraharam 2·11 2P W PR PO Rice 20 Sathuluru 8·36 4P E W PR,T PO Rice 21 Chandavaram 4·44 2P E W PR PO Rice 21 Gorijavolu 4·99 P,M E W PR PO Rice 23 Sankuratripadu 3·82 4P,H E W,Tk KR,T PO Ri,] 24 Kondaveedu 6·65 5P E W T 2PO Rice 25 Solasa 4·99 4P,M E Tk KR PO Rice 26 Vankayalapadu 5·76 3P W PR PO Rice 27· Mydavolu 3·94 3P E W,V* PR PO Rice 28 ChirumamiIJa 3·25 2P E W '?R PO Ri,] 29 Thubadu 5·67 5P,M,H E W PR PO Ri,J 30 Nadendla 15·52 4P,2M Phc E W PR 2PO Rice 31 Nujendlapalle 0·54 Uninhabited Agraharam 32 Irlapadu 5·43 4P W,Tk KR 2PO Rice 33 Kanuparru 4·68 4P,M E C,Tk PR PO Rice 34 KesanapalJe 4·92 3P W,Tk PR PO Rice 35 Pothavarappadu 0·82 Uninhabited * V-Vagu 43 DIRECTORY . and Land use NARASARAOPET TALUK LAND USB (Area under_.A. different______types of land use in acres) Religious, ,...---- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -.--, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (6) (17) (18) (1) 359 T.(28Sr C(2~O), Tk(i3) 2,H9 9 681 Nlras:lfaop:t 21 Narasimhaswamy 1 temple Tripura Kames- waraswamy temple T.(704): C(654),Tk(50) 2,880 100 347 Narasaraopet 21 Ramalingeswara 2 swamy temple T.(434): C(350),Tk(84) 1,806 600 703 Narasarao pet 14 3 T.(642): C(642) 3,052 200 1,527 Narasaraopet 16 4 T .(838): C(838) 2,717 95 126 Narasaraopet 11 5 T.(283): C(226).Tk(57) 5,664 650 365 Narasaraopet 11 6 T.(2,206): C(1.916). fk(29O) 5,542 1,050 lol0J Narasaraopet 21 7 1.610 T.(581): C,438).Tk(143) 4.735 977 1,415 Narasaraopet 29 8 625 T.(85): C(85) 2,200 450 730 Narasaraopet 32 Kopetegwaraswamy 9 temple 1,306 T:(143): C(73),Tk(70) 1,045 184 232 Narasaraopet 42 10 T.(114): C(1l4) 2.925 315 531 Narasaraopet 26 11 T.(774»: C(705).Tk(69) 3,075 300 422 Narasaraopet 26 12 T.(l.342):C(1,342) 1,400 540 680 Narasarao pet 11 13 T.(61O): C(537). Tk(73) 258 5 284 Narasaraopet 10 14 T.(398); C(367).Tk(31) 1.386 150 291 Narasaraopet 8 15 T.(463): C(463) 3,990 IS 842 Narasaraopet 5 Ramalingeswara- 16 swamy temple Anja- neyaswamy temple T.(90): C(66) , Tk(24) 637 30 223 Narasar~opet 3 17 T.(5)6): C(485).Tk(31) 3,567 650 809 Narasaraopet 5 ... Malleswaraswamy 18 temple T.(247): C(247) 835 25 243 Narasaraopet 13 19 350 2,500 2,500 Narasaraopet 10 20 T·(145): C(145) 1,802 400 496 Narasaraopet 11 21 ( T.(328): C 293),Tk(35) 2,246 52 565 Narasaraopet 13 22 T.(372): C(372) 1,921 50 104 Chilakaluripet 13 23 2,834- T.(224): C(224) 54 250 900 Narasa raopet 22 Kondaveedu Fort 24 T .(552): C(283), Tk(269) 2.288 40 314 Narasaraopet 18 25 T.(879: C(796),Tk(83) 1,857 2 948 Chilakaluripet 13 26 T.(113): Tk(57).C(56) 1,899 35 476 Chilakaluripet 13 27 T.(265): C(265) },317 290 216 Narasaraopet 16 28 T.(66): C(66) 2.981 325 256 Narasaraopet 16 29 T.(I,510): C(l,510) 5.986 675 1,759 Chilakaluripet 11 Sivalingam, Govar- 30 dhana Swamay temple Kodanda Rama- swamy temple T.(22): C(22) 275 20 28 Narasaraopet 7 31 T. (273): C(227). Tk(46) 2,336 498 366 Narasaraopet 8 32 T.(220): C(172),Tk(48) 2,276 210 291 Narasaraopet 8 33 1.(275): C(275) 1,841 500 532 Narasaraopet 3 34 T.(50): C(SO) 373 40 66 Narasaraopet 2 35 44 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in r- .A.-----_---______Staple Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 36 Jonnalagadda 4·10 4P E W PR PO Ri,J 37 • Narasaraopet 3·15 Urban Area (Narasaraopet Town) 38 Lingamguntla 0·40 P,M E W PR PO Ri Agraharam 39 lkkurru 4·29 2P W KR PO Ri 40 Annavaram 10·80 6P W,Tk.V PR,T PO RiJ 41 Rompicherla 10·85 4P W PR 3PO Ri,] 42 Gogulapadu 6·67 2P,M W KR PO Ri 43 Alavala 3·75 3P W T PO Ri 44 Thurumella 7·32 4P W PR PO Ri 45 Anna varappadu 1·30 P W PR,T Ri 46 Vipperlapallo 1·98 P W KR PO Ri Agraharam 47 Muthanapalle 2.47 2P W,V [(R Ri,] 48 Kakani 6·48 3P ·W,V KR PO Ri,J 49 Kondakavur 5·94 3P E W,V KR Ri 50 Petlurivaripalem 5·06 3P V PR PO Ri 51 Uppalapadu 4·39 P,M E W PR PO Ri 52 Ellamanda 10· 77 6P,M W PR 3PO Ri,] 53 Go vindapuram 7-63 7P w,n PR 2PO Ri,J 54 Kavur 6·65 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,) 55 Ganapavaram 7 ·18 4P,C E W PR PO Ri 56 Thimmapuram 4·73 3P E W PR PO Ri,J 57 Edlapadu 3·90 6P,H E W,Tk PR PO Ri 58 Viswanadhuni 0·92 Uninhabited PR Khandriga 59 Karuchola 4·08 4P E W PO ] 60 Jaladi 4·38 4P E W PR 2PO Ri,V*,J 61 KukkapalIivaripalem 4·04 2P W PR J 62 Veluru 3·06 4P,H W PR PO ] 63 Manukondavari palem 2·68 2P W PR 2PO J 64 Chilakaluripet 7 ·18 Urban Area (Chilakaluripeta Town) 65 Pothavaram 4·32 P,M E W PR J 66 Edavalli 7·13 2P W.V PR PO J 67 Rajapeta 7·39 5P,M E W KR PO Ri 68 Murikipudi 9·38 P,H E W PR PO Ri 69 Thathapudi 1·29 2P W,K PR PO Ri,J 70 Boppudi 4·98 3P,M E W PR PO Ri,J 71 China Pasumarru 0·35 Uninhabited 72 'Pasumarru (Rural) 11·48 4P,H E W,Tk PR PO Ri,] 73 Gottipadu 4·02 5P.M E W.Tk PR PO Ri,J 74 Kantetivari Khandriga 0·37 Uninhabited PR N.B. V under col. 7 stands for Vagu. *V-Variga 45 DIRECTORY and Land use NARASARAOPET TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,------...... _----- Nearest Day historical Loca- _ or days Area not Town or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the l~ical Code Forest ,...-----"----..., Cultllrable for cult i- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ----- 1.(761): C(761) 1,598 40 227 N.lra';Jraopet 3 31) Urban Area (Narasaraopel Towll) 37 T.(80): C(80) 100 50 16 Naras~raopet 2 38 1.(325): C(325) 1,535 100 684 NaraSHaupct 3 39 1.(231): C(231) 4,142 260 2,282 Narasaraopet 8 40 1.(885): C(838),Tk(47) 4,164 480 1,420 Narasaraopet 32 41 1.\2?1): q281) 2,854 35(} 7114 Narasaraopet 22 42 T .(43): C( 43) 1.751 55 548 ]';arasaraopet 19 43 T.(782): C(702). Tk (SO) 3,036 250 619 N~rasaraopet 18 44 T .(10): C(ll0) 510 60 152 Narasar~opet 16 45 T.(42): ((42) 843 110 279 Narasaraopet 10 46 1.(172): C(lm 1,277 100 32 Narasaraopet 10 47 T.(890): C(SII),Tk(19\ ].803 75 ].379 N arasaraopd 11 48 1 (472): C(472) J ,532 500 1,302 Narasaraopet 11 49 1.(512); Tk(286),C(226) 786 71 1,869 Narasaraopd 10 50 1.(282): C(245).Tk(37) 1,765 155 610 Narasaraopet 3 51 1.(831): C(812).Tk(19) 5.<),0 2 70 Narasaraopet 5 52 T.(379): C(379) 3,4119 75 672 Chilakalllripe! 10 53 1.(840): C(840) 2,357 313 745 Chilakalllripet 6 54 l' .(430): C(430) 3.378 300 488 Chilakaluripet 3 55 1.(298): C(298) 20122 214 391 Chilakaluripet 8 56 T.(175): C(147). Tk(2S) 1,527 245 555 Chilakaluripet 11 57 T.(51): C(51) 455 83 Chilakaillripet 11 58 1'.(321): C(230), Tk(91) 1,956 33-1 Chilakaluripet 10 59 T.(144): C(144) 2,245 209 208 Chilakaluripet 13 60 2,315 11 263 ChilakaIllripet 5 61 T.(2): Tk(2) 10182 130 643 Chilakaluripet 5 62 1.547 239 Chilakalllripet 3 63 Urban Area (Chilakaluripet Town) 64 1.(162): C(162) 1,821 125 658 Chibkalllripet 6 65 T.(133): C(124).Tk(9) 2,904 260 1,272 Chiiakaluripet 11 66 1.(233)'. C(233) 3.768 200 526 Chilakaluripet 5 67 T.(154): Tk(154) 3,238 450 2.]61 Chilakaluripet 10 Chennakeswara 68 swamy temple Malleswaraswamy temple 621 104 101 Chilakaluripet 6 69 2.413 82 692 Chilakaluripet 8 Sri Venkateswara 70 swamy temple T.(9); Tk(9) 178 43 Chilakaluripel 8 71 T.(137): Tk(137) 6.263 31 918 Chilakaluripet 2 72 2,228 48 296 Chilakaillripet 8 73 175 10 48 Chilakaluripet 8 74 VINUKONDA TALUK 79'" 30 ,,0 Aru Number of Villages ,,0 N.. meof the Number of 10 10' T.. llllo: Sq I\ml Unmt,.blleo Towns ANDHRA PRADESH v,NUKONOA ''''.0 VINUKONDA TALUK GUNTUR DISTRICT PALNAD SATTENAPALLE TALUK . NARASARAOPET 16 i IS TALUK MARKAPUR TALUK ADDANKI TALUK ONGOLE DISTRICT Ti1llk !Joundur _...;_- YIUqe Bound.. ry with location Code Number © Tilluk HII:.. Q~u .. rter$ ONGOLE DISTRICT ~ Towns KAR(U~AN- N¥IIes of all i¥a:ft VI~fa:~~ooolt~i~ml~~o~ofi~~.tlon ~ ~I[w"y Metre Giufe N OF VIh'UKUNDA T ALLJK R,\' 'N GUN fUR DISTRICT ~- ShteHighwaYI 17 ANDHRA PRADESH MILES~~_~ Other ROild~ GUNTUR DISTRICT 8 (1 816]432-10 KMS Rivtri MlliSV (.! b4 m ~~ Symbcll< P,~preStnUl~on o{ Vll\a&(o~: 5,Ol)C ami ~bP~~;n~~ 4+ () 6-11281911(~S, • • 1,000 to 4-,999 I ~ 0 • 500 to 999 45' • 200 to 499 • o J>,C] Po~t omcc P.~ POh(eStilt'''ll R II ~{'~l Hout", I r.lvclkr~ Bung~low SOIOQ 80"30 e HO.l~lt~iI, Prlltl.ry HNlth CcrHrc. DI~pcnsMI~', N,J1t . l C No 53 Partir Il1cll 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 26 Agnigundala 64 Nagulavaram 47 Ainavolu 55 Naragayapalem 38 Andugu\apadu 34 Narasarayanipalem 17 Angaluru 50 Nayanipalem 7 Ayyanaralem 37 NeelagangavaralTI 75 Nuzendla 27 Bollapalle 12 Bommarajupalem 43 Pamidipadu 57 Brahmanapalle 60 Peda Kancherla 49 Peddavaram 41 Chintalacheruvu 69 Perumallapalle 14 Chittapuram 32 Perurupadu 59 Pitchikalapakm 30 Dasullapallc 19 Pot\uru 33 Dondapadu 76 Pu tchanuthala 67 Puvvvada 61 Enllgupalem 2 Ravlliapuram Gandiganamala 5 Remidicherla 8 Garikapadu 65 Gokanakonda 22 Sanampudi 6 Gummanampadu 31 Sarikondapalem 18 Gundepalle 62 Settipalle 3 Gutlapalle 51 Sivapllram 48 Surepalle 10 Inumella 46 Thana Annavaram 13 Ipuru 39 Tangirala 45 Tellabadu 44 Kambhampadu 73 Talarlapalle 4 Kanumalacheruvu 52 Thimmayapalem 23 Kanumarlapudi 77 Timmapuram 21 Karumanchi 71 Tripurapuram 15 Kondayapalem 36 Tsavatapalem 56 Kondramutla 68 Kondapro1u 63 Ummadivaram 35 Koppukonda 72 Uppalapadu 25 Kotcherla 24 KottaluTU 29 Vaddemgunta 16 Vanikunta 70 MadamaDchipadu 28 Vellaturu 9 Mellavagu 20 Velpuru 42 Mukkellapadl1 74 Vetrayuni Appapl1ram 66 Mulakalur 54 Venkupalem 11 Muppalla 53 Vinukonda 40 Murthuzapuram 58 Vittamarajupalle 47 48 VILLAGE AlIlenitift GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tiOD Name of in ----. Staple Code VilJage Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Gandiganamala 5·82 3P W KR Ri,J 2 Ravulapuram 8·64 P W KR Ri,J 3 GutlapaJle 10·73 6P W KR Ri,J 4 Kanumalacheruvu. 2'01 P W KR PO Ri,J 5 Remidicherla 8·97 2P W PR PO Ri,J 6 Gummanampadu . 8·79 P W KR PO Ri,J 7 Ayyanapalem 1(}· 31 P W KR Ri,] 8 Garikapadu 11· 70 5P W KR PO Ri,J 9 Mellavagu 7·29 SP W PR PO Ri,J 10 Inumella S·15 SP W PR PO Ri,J 11 Muppalla 8·20 P,M,H W PR PO Ri,J 12 Bommarajupalem . 2·69 P W PR PO Ri,J 13 Ipuru 9·54 4P Phc W PR PO Ri,J 14 Chittapllram 4·06 2P W PR PO Ri,J 15 Kondayapalem 9·23 4P,H W PR PO Ri,J 16 Vanikunta 2·58 P W PR PO Ri,} 17 Angaluru 1·97 p W PR PO Ri,J 18 GundepaUe 1·93 P W PR PO Ri.J 19 Potluru 9·42 P W PR PO Ri,J 20 Velpuru 8·56 P E W PR,T PO Ri,l PR PO Ri,} 21 Karumanchi 11·36 5P,H W 2PO Ri,J 22 Sanampudi 10·69 P W PR PR,T 2PO Ri,J 23 Kanumarlapudi 5·50 P E W PR PO Ri,} 24 Kottaluru 6·90 P W PO Ri,} 25 Kotcherla 8·20 3P W PR 2PO Ri,J 21) Agnigundala 7·25 P W PR PR PO Ri,J 27 BoUapalle 5·19 3P W KR PO Ri,J 28 Vellatllru 12·01 p W PR 2PO Ri,J 29 Vaddemgunta 6·13 3P W 30 Dasullapalle 1·14 Uninhabited PR Ri,J 31 Sarikondapalem 3·S3 P Ri,J 32 Perurllpadu 7·93 p W KR PO 33 Dondapadu 5·64 3P W KR PO Ri,J 34 Narasarayanipalem 1·96 Uninhabited KR Ri,J 35 Koppukonda 9·31 4P W PO PR Ri,J ·36 Tsavatapalem 2·41 p W PR lti,J 37 Neelagangavaram . 4·55 P VI PR Ri,J 38 Andugulapadu 6·75 p W PR Ri,J 39 Tangirala 3·09 P W PR Ri,} 40 Murthuzapuram 7·73 2P W PO 49 DIRECTORY alld Laud use VINUKONDA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ------..A.------...... Nearest Day historical Loca- r- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_------A------, Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 1,593 24 2,058 50 Vinukonda 30 530 2,500 2,500 Vinukonda 27 2 T.(17): R(17) 2.847 1,534 2.469 Vinukonda 24 3 T.(14): Tk(14) 670 236 366 Vinukonda 16 4 T.(581): Tk(5S1) 4.210 955 Vinukonda 27 5 T.(221): Tk(221) 598 4,807 Vinukonda 27 6 598 3,000 3.000 Vinukonda 34 7 944 479 6,070 Vinukonda 30 8 T.(109): W(109) 2.521 Vlnukonda 29 9 T.(73): Tk(73) 2,751 617 1,775 Vinukonda 27 10 4,667 114 467 Vinukonda 22 11 T.(l68): Tk(168) 1,491 63 Vinukonda 24 12 T.(49): Tk(49) 3.517 60 2.480 Vinukonda 19 13 T.(27): Tk (27) 390 5 2,177 Vinukonda 19 14 T.(111): Tk(lIl) 4,379 37 1,380 Vinukonda 16 15 T.(228): Tk(22S) 1.363 63 Vinukonda 17 16 30 900 330 Vinukonda 17 17 713 34 488 Vinukonda 17 18 T.(19): Tk(19) 4.569 180 1,262 Vinukonda 17 19 T.(39)Tk(39) 5.008 431 Vinukonda 17 20 T.(69): Tk(69) 5,080 2,121 Vinukonda 17 21 T.(41): Tk(41) 6,201 600 Vil1ukonda 17 22 1.024 1,246 1,250 Vinukonda 17 23 430 3,024 967 Vinukonda 17 24 T.(35): Tk(35) 3,094 63 2,058 Vinukonda 17 25 T.(20): Tk(20) 3,357 103 1,160 Vinukonda 14 26 2·083 374 865 Vinukonda 15 27 1,668 4,597 181 1,240 Vinukonda 13 28 T.(50): Tk(50) 2,699 362 812 Vinukonda 8 29 Uninhabited 730 Vinukonda 8 30 1.253 1,000 Vinukonda 10 31 269 T.(90): Tk(90) 2:450 2,266 Vinukonda 10 32 T.(273): Tk(273) 2,447 132 758 Vinukonda 9 33 57 1,200 Vinukonda 9 34 322 T.(31): Tk(31) 208 3,315 2,083 Vinukonda 16 35 T.(30): Tk(30) 402 1,110 Vinukonda 14 36 845 64 1,517 486 Vinukonda 18 37 T.(22): Tk(22) 2.782 126 1,392 Vinukonda 14 38 T.(158): Tk(158) 600 459 762 Vinukonda 17 39 T (401): Tk(401) 1.776 2.770 Vinukonda 16 40 50 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r ..A.. • Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and"'" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Chintalacheruvu 8·59 P W PR 2PO Ri,] 42 Mukkellapadu 10·62 3P W PR PO Ri,] 43 Pamidipadu 12·47 P W KR PO Ri,] 44 Kambhampadu 6·35 P W KR PO Ri,' 45 Tellabadu 2·24 !P E W KR PO Ri.] 46 Thana Annavaram 2·45 P W KR Ri,J 47 Ainavolu 10·64 3P W PR,T PO Ri,] 48 Surepalle 2·55 W PR RU 49 Peddavaram 2·08 P W KR RU 50 Nayanipalem 2·00 Uninhabited PR Ri,J 51 Sivapuram 3·14 P W PR,T PO Ri,] 52 Thimmayapalem 10·16 P W PR 2PO Ri,J 53 Vinukonda (Rural) ]4·18 P.H E W PR 3PO Rj,J 54 Vekupalem 3·02 P W PR Ri,] 55 Naragayapalem 2·47 P W PR Ri,J 56 KondramutIa 10·95 P W PR PO Ri,] 57 Brahmanapalle 4· 73 P E W PR 2PO Ri,J 58 Vi ttamrajupalle 1·20 E W PR Ri.J ~9 Pitchikalapalem 5·48 2P W PR,T 2PO Ri,] 60 pedakancherla 10·07 3P W PR PO Ri,] 61 Enugupalem 8·53 4P W PR 2PO Ri,] 62 Settipalle 1·28 P W PR Ri,] 63 Ummadivaram 3·12 P W PR Ri,J 64 Nagulavaram 1·04 P W PR PO Ri,] 65 Gokanakonda 6·86 P W PR PO Ri,J 66 Mulakalur 4·)4 P W KR PO Ri,] 67 Puvvada 9·65 3P W KR PO Ri,J 68 Kondaprolu 3·60 P W KR Ri,J KR 69 Perum allapalle 2·14 P W PO Ri,J 70 Madamanchipadu • 0·75 Uninhabited 71 Tripurapuram 5·33 2P W KR PO Ri,J KR Ri,] 72 Uppalapadu 6·21 2P W W RR PO Ri,] 73 TaJarlapalle 6·36 4P Ri,J 74 Vetrayuni Appapuram 3·23 P W KR PO KR PO Ri,J 75 Nuzendla 9·39 3P W Ri,J 76 Putchanuthala 16·13 5P W KR 2PO 77 Timmapuram 2·90 p W KR PO Ri,J 51 DIRECTOR\:' :au Land use VINUKOi\DA TAI.UK _.-...,.___._. -=-.~--" LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- ,ion Cultiva{ed Area available and of tile logical Code Forest ------A------....., Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (}7) ~~8) (1) T.(76): Tk(76) 3,756 184 1,482 Vinukonda 16 41 T.(8S): Tk(88) 4·273 796 1,644 Vinukonda 14 42 1,710 3,855 2,416 Vinukonda 13 43 3,649 II 588 Vinukonda 10 44 T.(132): Tk(132) 1,037 263 Vinukonda 5 45 T.(16): Tk(16) 1,449 82 20 Vinukonda 8 46 T.(179): Tk(179) 5.314 1,317 Vinukonda 10 47 1.079 113 441 Vinukonda 10 48 1".(293): Tk(293) 555 486 Vinukonda 10 49 T,(19): Tk(19) 944 210 109 Vinukonda 10 50 T,:10): Tk(IO) 1,226 773 Vinukonda 10 51 129 3,506 2,865 Vinukonda 3 52 5,887 284 2,900 Vinukonda 1 53 T.(209): Tk(209) 1,013 711 Vinukonda 3 54 T.002): Tk(102) 1,211 260 8 Vinukonda 2 5) T.(134): Tk(134) 4,925 47 1>904 Vinukonda 8 56 1,815 154 990 Vinukonda 5 57 T (15): Tk(l5) 407 346 Vinukonda 5 58 T.(10): Tk(10) 2,774 20 700 Vin\Jkonda 9 '9 T.(498): Tk(498) 4,237 12 1,698 Vinukonda 6 60 3,691 113 1,650 Vinukonda 10 61 T.(519): Tk(519) 302 Vinukonda 14 62 T.(49): Tk(49) 418 1,530 Vinukonda 14 63 T.(2S): Tk(28) 419 105 108 Vinukonda 14 64 T.(126): lk(126) 81Z 272 3.180 Vinukonda 14 65 1,906 257 491 Vioukonda 14 66 T.(712): Tk(712) 4,154 1,310 Vinukonda 14 67 T.(475l: Tk(475) 1,688 9 130 Vinukonda 11 68 T.(199): Tk(l99) 1,123 45 Vinukonda 11 69 T.(22): Tk(22) 444 17 Vinukonda 8 70 2,485 84 842 Vinukonda 9 71 T ,(3): Tk(3) 2,478 SOl 994 Vinukonda 6 72 T.(40): Tk(40) 4,022 8 Vinukonda 10 73 T.(8): Tk(8) 1,014 330 715 Vinukonda 14 74 T.(I55): Tk(IS5) 3,660 1,295 899 Vinukonda 13 75 T.(61): Tk(6!) 5,967 388 3,907 Vinukonda 18 76 T.(187): Tk(187) 193 1,476 Vinukonda 19 77 PALNAD TALUK ~ : • ! !~ ~ ~ s s s g § i ~ ~' _' I ~ • • • I! t O er " ",.. -i' '<+>l~~~i"'o c« Z :lI: o :l .:.:: ..:J :l « z ... > \. I ( " ~\, ~ \ . \ \ \. \ \ ~, '\ -,_,_..) I - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PALNAD TALUK ,1971 1971 Location N~ me of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) ( I) (2) 44 Adigoppula 29 Mandadi 88 Akurajupalle 46 Miriyala 58 Alugumallipadu 15 M i ttagudipaclu 22 Amani ]alllmalamadaka 38 Mutukuru 27 Atmakuru 25 Mutyalampadu 81 Mulyalampadu 54 Bhalrupalcm 57 Nadikudi 86 Channayapalem 3 Nagulavaram 47 Cherlagudipadu 45 Narrnaiapadu 74 China Agraharam 43 Nid:wompadu 77 China Garlapadu 42 Obulesunipalle 63 China Kodamagundla 66 Oppicherla 70 Chinthapalle 48 Palligunta 82 Dachepalle 20 Paluvoi 51 Daida 11 Paserlapadll 8 Damarapadu 7 Paswemula 26 Daruvemula 37 Patlaveedu 41 Dharmavaram 75 Peda Agrahararn 40 Durgi 61 Peda Garlapadu 64 Peda Kodamagundla 55 Garnaiapadu 69 Petasannegandla 50 Gangavaram 93 Piduguralla 59 Gogulapadu 90 Pillutla 12 Goli 80 Pinnelli 13 Gottimukkala 28 Polepallc 33 GottipalJe 52 PondugllJa 31 Gundlapadll 56 l'ulipadu 49 Gurazala 2 Pullareddygudem 72 Guttikonda 53 Rarnapurarn 73 lanapadu 30 Ra tchamallipadu 71 lulakallu 24 Rayavaram 16 Rentachinthala Kambhampadu 21 17 Rentala 79 Kamepalle 32 Kandlakunta 62 Sankarapuram Siddehayi 76 Karalaparlu 68 Singarut1a 67 Karemplldi 34 Srigiripadu 60 Kesanapalle 89 Srirukminipuram 39 Kolagutla 84 Tangeda 94 Konanki 14 Telukutla 4 Koppunuru 87 Thadutla 5 Kothapalle 6 Thallapalle 95 Kothapullareddipllram 78 Thummalachervu 91 Machavaram 10 Tummarakota 23 Macherla 83 Madinapadu 36 Uppalapadu 18 Madugula 65 Veeralakshm i pllram 9 MaUavaram 35 Velduruthi 92 Mallavolu 85 Vernavaram 19 Manchikallu 1 Vijayapuri (South) 53 54 VILLAGE AmenitieJ GVN1'UR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AV AILABLB WITHIN THE ViLLAGE tion Name of in r------A------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Vijayapuri (South) Urban Area (Vijayapuri South Township) 2 Pullareddygudem 4·74 Submerged under Nagarjuna Sagar Project 3 Nagulavaram 6.62 2P W PR PO J,V 4 Koppunuru 4·22 P W PR PO J,V 5 KothapaUe 6·09 2P W PR PO J,V 6 Thallapalle 7·16 2P W PR PO J,V 7 Paswemula 6·14 2P \V 2PO J.y 8 Damarapadu 1·76 Uninhabjted 9 Mallavaram 5·15 p W J,y 10 Tummarakota 8·19 , 2P,R W PR PO J,V 11 Paserlapadu 3·39 2P W PO J,V 12 Goli 10·53 2P W J,V 13 Gottimukkala 9·23 2P W PO J,V 14 Telukutla 3·79 2P W J,V 15 Mittagudipadu 4·88 P W PO J,Y 16 Rentachinthala 8·38 3P,3R H E W PR,T PTO J.V Phone 17 Renta1a 6·14 2P E W PO J,V )8 Madugula 16·00 2P W PR PO J,V 19 Manchikallu 5·39 2P E W PR PO J,V 20 Paluvoi 7·65 2P W PR,T PO J,V 21 Karn bhampadu 11·91 2P E W PR PO J,Y 22 Amani Jammalamadaka . 2·27 P W KR PO J,V Macherla (Rural) 13·95 P,H E W PR PTO J,Y 23 Phone PR PO J,Y 24 Rayavararn 7·38 2P E W 25 Mutyalampadu 1·27 Uninhabited p J,Y 26 Daruvemula 6·52 E W PR J,V 27 Atmakuru 6·61 2P E W PO W KR PO J,V 28 polepalle 7·59 2P PR PO J,Y 29 Mandadi 8·07 2P W p KR J,Y 30 Ratchamallipadu 4·68 W PO 31 Gundlapadu 7·05 2P W KR PO J,Y J,Y 32 Kandlakunta 8·38 2P W KR PO W KR PO J,Y 33 Gottipalle 9·29 2P PR PO J,V 34 Srigiripadu 11·62 2P W J,V 35 Yeldurthi 12·15 H W PR PO 36 Uppalapadu 3·79 p Phc W PR PO J,V 37 Patlaveedu· 10·48 2P W PR PO l,V J,V 38 Mutukuru 12·05 p W PR PO 39 Kolagutla 7·97 p W PR PO J,Y 40 Dur&i 9·50 P,R E W PR PO J,Y 55 DIRECTORY and Land use PALNAD TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- . Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_------A------_...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) Urban area (Vijayapuri South Township) 1 Submerged under Nagarjuna Sagar Project 2 3,286 T.(43): Tk(43) 267 150 496 Macherla 13 3 2,505 116 50 30 Macherla 8 4 3,027 T.(SI): Tk(51) 51 769 Macherla 5 5 2,823 T.(889): C(809). Tk(80) 8 212 650 Macherla 13 6 3,211 T.(212): C(167).Tk(45) 108 59 340 Macherla 13 7 448 119 559 Macherla 13 8 T.(I33): C(J33) 80 450 2,630 Macherla 13 9 3,589 T.(794): C(763),Tk(31) 79 780 MacherIa 16 10 T.(412): C(412) 40 1,719 Macherla 16 11 928 T.(500): C(467),Tk(33) 386 68 4,858 Macherla 16 12 325 T.(337): C(337) 265 800 4,180 Macherla 22 13 T (247): C(247) 164 2,015 Macherla 24 14 T.(72I): C(721) 50 455 1,899 Macherla 14 15 T.(2.623): C(2,553),Tk(70) 544 2,199 Macherla 14 16 55 T.(t,365): C(l,365) 2,510 Macherla 16 17 1,353 T.(1,349): C(l ,340), Tk(9) 5.160 897 1,482 Macherla 18 18 749 T .(302): C(234),Tk(68) 101 424 1,874 Macherla 11 19 T.(1,648): C(I,648) 58 250 2,940 Macherla 10 20 200 T.(1,648): C(I,648) 384 2,390 3,000 Macherla 6 21 T. (235): C(235) 99 119 )'000 Macherla 5 22 7,220 T.(4S4): Tk(241),C(213) 787 70 400 Macherla I Sri Lakshmi Bhuva- 23 neswara temple T.(62): Tk(62) 9 1,650 3,000 Macherla 5 24 229 26 564 Macherla 4 25 60 1.118 3,000 Macherla 16 26 156 T.(58): Tk(58) 250 760 3,008 Macherla 10 27 T.(337): Tk(337) 113 125 4,280 MacLeria 10 28 4,471 T.(119): Tk(l19) 54 521 Macherla 10 29 2,906 T.(21): Tk(21) 23 50 Macherla 13 30 999 49 1,660 1,800 Macherla 24 31 4,789 47 527 Macherla 24 32 395 T.(24): Tk(24) 39 5,500 Macherla 48 33 260 69 7,370 Macherla 48 34 3,000 60 3,970 744 Macherla 40 35 665 800 961 Macherla 35 36 116 2,591 4,000 Macherla 32 37 138 7,574 Macherla 32 38 685 140 4,276 Macherla 24 39 132 T.(80): Tk(80) 20 5,848 Macherla 16 40 56 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMeNITIes AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in .A.---_-_--______, Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. waler vications Telegrapb (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Dharmavaram 4.20 P E W PR PO J,V* . 42 Obulesunipalle 7.82 2P E W PR PO J,V 43 Nidanampadu 1·50 Uninhabited 44 Adigoppula 12·92 2P E W PR PO J,V 45 Narmalapadu 5·44 P W PR J,V 46 Miriyala 7·88 P W PR YO J,V 47 Cherlagud ipadu 8·64 P,M W PR PO J,V 48 Palligunta 5·65 2P W PR 2PO J,V 49 Gurazala 16·76 4P E W PR.T 2PO,TO J,V Phone 50 Gangavaram 11·87 P W PR J,V 51 Daida 10·76 P W KR PO J,V 52 Pondugula 9·08 P W PR PO J,V 53 Ramapuram 5·69 P W PR PO J,V 54 Bhalrupalem 11·18 P W KR PO J,V 55 Gamalapadu 8·24 p W PR PO J,V 56 Pulipadu 8·81 2P W KR,T PO J.V 51 Nadikudi 7.71 2P E W PR,T PO J,V 58 Alugumallipadu 1·56 P W PR J.Y 59 Gogulapadu 7·59 P W PO J,V 60 Kesanapalle 6·69 P E W PR PO J,V 61 Peda Garlapadu 8·93 P W PO J,Y 62 Sankarapuram Siddehayi . 8·26 4P W PO J,V 63 China Kodamagundla 3·18 P W PO J,V 64 Peda Kodamagundla 7·37 2P,H E W PR PO J,V 65 Veetalakshmipuram 0·86 Uninhabited 66 Oppicherla 7·94 2P W PR PO J,V 67 Karempudi 6·78 2P,H E W PR PO J,V 68 Singarutla 6·19 Uninhabited PR 69 Petasa nnegandla 6·50 2P E W PR PO J,V 70 Chinthapalle 6·95 2P W PR PO J,V 71 Julakallu 10·08 2P,H E W PR PO J,V 72 Guttikonda 10·02 2P W PR PO J,V 73 Janapadu 7·64 3P E W PR PO J,V 74 China Agraharam 1·65 P W KR PO J,V 75 Peda Agraharam 1·82 P W KR J,V 76 Karalapadu 7·98 2P W KR 2PO J,V 77 China Garlapadu 4·94 2P w. KR PO J,V 78 ThummaJachervu . 9·95 2P E W PR,T PO J,V 79 Kamepalle 6·13 2P W PR PO J,V 80 Pinnelli 15.91 2P W KR PO J,V '" V-Variga 57 DIRECTORY and Land use PALNAD TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivaled Area availabJe and of the logical Code Forest r------A------""""\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 ) 21 67 2,600 Macherla 16 41 10 1,995 3,000 Macherla 16 42 451 214 300 Macherla 19 43 7,329 T.(463): C(463) 476 Macherla 20 44 1.892 T.(390J: C(372).Tk(18) 716 484 Macherla 23 45 T.(939): C(849). Tk(90) 455 3,649 Macherla 24 46 T.(l.213): C(1,213) 76 120 4d20 Macherla 22 47 T.(885): C(885) 1,730 1,000 Macherla 24 48 T.\450): C(450) 5,078 5,200 Macherla 22 49 T.0.455): C(1.455) 400 5,746 Macherla 25 50 2,206 T .(287): C(287) 743 1,407 2,240 Macherla 26 51 684 T.(779): C(745).Tk(34) 508 3,840 Macherla 34 52 443 T.(585): C(585) 266 341 2,008 Macherla 35 53 !i,909 16 25 1,210 Macherla 38 54 178 T.(905): C(805).Tk(I00) 15 229 3,947 Macherla 34 55 T.(1.246): C(I.160),Tk{86) 1,173 3,219 Macherla 27 56 T.(697): C(680),Tk(17) 190 4,047 Macherla 32 57 T.(202): C(202) 600 200 Macherla 33 58 T.(837): C(837) 2.009 2,009 Macherla 30 59 T.(886): C(871).Tk(15) 76 4.357 3,000 Macherla 34 60 T.(923): C(923) 2,790 2.003 Macherla 34 61 T.(t.On): C(1 ,042). Tk(30) 2,450 1,764 Macherla 29 62 T.(464): C(434).Tk(30) 250 1,320 Macherla 30 63 T.(952): C(952) 765 3,000 Macherla 29 64 T.(283): C(283) 14 10 243 Macherla 30 65 4,780 T.(102): C(98),Tk(4) 100 100 Macherla 27 66 650 T.(S46): C(528).Tk(18) 428 1,443 1,277 Macherla 19 67 1,960 2,000 Macherla 28 68 350 T.(34): Tk(34) 349 1,325 2.100 Macherla 34 69 T.(968): C(949).Tk(19) 1,486 2,000 Macherla 34 70 T.(567): C(555). Tk(12) 13 3,050 2,827 PiduguralJa 13 71 4,127 T.(1,417): C(1.357), Tk(60) 250 357 262 Piduguralla 13 72 588 T(2,351): C(2,223). Tk(128) 79 350 1,520 Piduguralla 3 73 T.(299): C(299) 433 72 255 PiduguraI1a 16 74 T.(628): C(628) 110 427 Piduguralla 16 75 T.(2,132): C(2.115).Tk(17) 1,870 1,105 Piduguralla 19 76 T.{717): C(670),Tk(47) 250 1,095 1.}00 Piduguralla 18 77 T.(2.178): C(2.114). Tk(64) 1.944 1,250 1,000 Piduguralla 13 78 T.(1.930): C(1.890),Tk(40) 800 150 }'043 Piduguralla 10 79 T.(3.392): C(3.170).Tk(222) 2,800 1.990 2.000 Piduguralla 24 80 58 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMBNITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB lion Name of in r A--_ --..._ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 31 MutyaJampadu 2·22 2P W KR PO J,Y 82 Dachepalle 12·97 2P,H D E W PR PO,TO J,Y Phone 83 Madinapadll 8·39 P W PO J.Y 84 Tangeda 15·77 2P W PO J,V 85 Yemavaram 14·29 P W KR PO J,V 86 Channayapalem 1·50 P W J,V 87 'Thadutla 9·29 2P W J,Y 88 Akurajupalle 9·51 2P,M,H W PO J,V 89 Srirukminipuram • 0·91 P W J,Y 90 Pillutla 10·85 P,R W PR 2PO J,Y 91 Machavaram 6· 16 P Phc W KR pO J,V 92 Mallavolu 4·99 P W PR TO J,Y 93 Piduguralla 12·26 Urban Area (Pidugura!la Town) 94 Konanki 19·04 2P W KR PO J,Y 95 Kothapullareddipuram N.A W KR PO J,Y 59 DIRECTORY and Land use PALNAD TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------.A------.. Nearest Day historical Loca . Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------.A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. (rrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (1 ) T.(433): C(433) 300 688 Macherla 41 81 357 T.(I.S4l): C(1,389): Tk(152) 3,003 3,400 Macherla 35 82 280 T .(610): C(S75).Tk(35) 480 4,000 Macherla 38 83 1,757 T.(1.519): C(1,519) 59 2,703 4,060 Macherla 45 84 2,557 T.(473): (450), Tk(23) 32 3,600 2,484 Macher1a 48 85 T.(167): C(167) 110 149 540 Macherla 48 86 1,657 T.07l): C(11I) 656 3,460 Macherla 51 87 607 T.(1.674): C(I,674) 767 1,040 2,000 Piduguralla 16 88 T.(54): C(S4) 56 270 200 Piduguralla 13 89 T.(2,247): C(2,1l9),Tk(lL8) 10 1,918 Pidugural1a 10 SO T.(1,734): C(1,734) 904 372 932 Piduguralla 16 91 T.(l,048): C(I,022),Tk(26) 477 21 1,648 Piduguralla 10 92 Urban Area (Piduguralla Towll) 93 T.(l,l69): C(I,141),Tk(28) 400 3, lOO 397 Piduguralla 10 94 Piduguralla 10 95 SATTENAPALLE TALUK JAGGAYYAPET Number of TALUK AHDHRIr' PRADESH NuII.oflhe r...... - TJluk KRISHNA DIS~~~~1'SATTENAPALLE TALUK SATT£NA PALLE GUNTUR DISTRICT ,. HUZURNAGAR Ti\LUK .s' NALGONDA DISTRICT NANDIGAMA TALUK KRISHNA DISTRICT PALNAD VINUKONDA TALUK I _J __ TOWf1S ,. ,s Urbin .... rea MADALA N.mes of aI/ IlIr~t Vill~~ with Minimum Population 01 5,000 wllh loutlon Site 1I ..f ---0.- lbilwJY Metr~ ~uge 79" 10' Olher Ro,ads POSITION OF SATTENAP .... llE TALUK ~ IN GUNTUR DISTRIC.T ~-v-' MILES 8 0 Il tli 24 • 8081614)2'10 ",M). • 1,000 to "',999 •.i- S()O 9'9 • Len than 200 o r.ll. r,s. Poilu Sial Ion R" Hoqttab, Prunar, HQlth Centre, Disperttllrl", Child .md ~ternlt)' Welfan Centre. NOh".-l.C.No. 126 Fully Indudtd In Phlrang1p"nm Towll *«. Le,NG. 100 end 101 'ully IndudecilnSlttc:nJpJl1e TO¥I'n 80° 00' E~J[ of Gre~nwlch ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SATTENAPALLE TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Villa~e Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 45 Abadipudi 38 Hassanbada Agraharam 46 Orvakallu 97 Abburu 127 Howzuganesha 83 Pakaiapadu 128 Aminabada 66 Hussennagaram 93 Paiadugu 41 Ananthavaram Agraharam 69 JalaJpuram 117 Palidevarlapadu 64 Andukuru 52 Jupudi 85 Panidam 59 Attaluru 1 Papayapalem 99 Kankanalapalle 79 Parupalle 61 Balemarru 58 Kasipadu 72 Patibandla 33 Balijepalle 49 Kastala Agraharam 74 Peda Kurapadu 57 Balusupadu 77 Kattamuru 87 Pedamakkena 60 Bayyavaram 7 Kethavaram 19 Pedapalem 25 Bellamkonda 70 Khambhampadu 80 Peesapapu 122 Bethapudi 44 Kogantipalem 126 Phirangipuram 76 'Bhatluru 9 KoHuru 53 Pondugula 98 Bhimavaram 102 Komerapudi 119 Ponugupadu 82 Bhrugubanda 3 Konduru 129 Ponugupadu Khandriga 6 Bodanam 95 Kontepudi 92 Potlapadu 112 Bollavaram 47 Konuru 10 PuIichinta 94 Korrapadu 50 Puttipadu Agraharam 14 Challagariga 63 Krosuru 18 Chamarru 27 Kubadpuram 36 Rajupaiem 22 Chandrajupaiem 67 Ramapuram 75 Lagadapadu 35 Reddigudem 43 Cbigurupadu 107 Lakkarajugarlapadu 88 Chinamakkena 84 Rentapalle 116 Lankeiakurapadu 125 Repudi 16 Cbintapalle 89 Lingamguntla 8 Cbityala 56 Lingapuram 100 Sattenapalle 26 Choutapapayapalem 104 Sirangipaiem 23 Machayapalem 91 Siripuram 113 Dammalapadu 108 MadaJa 110 Dechavarappadu 11 Madipadu Agraharam 15 Taduvayi 109 Dhulipalle 12 Madipaduseri 103 Takkellapadu 55 Didugu 131 Mangaiagiripadu 17 Thallacheruvu 21 Dodleru 2 Mannesultanpalem 81 Thalluru 132 Dokiparru 130 Medikonduru 105 Thalluru 54 Melladi 111 Thondapi 5 Emmajigudem 120 Merikapudi 31 Tripurapuram 106 Erraguntlapadu 20 Mittapalem 68 Tyalluru 51 Munugodu 32 Uppalapadu 34 Ganapavaram 114 MuppaUa 65 Garapadu 73 Mussapuram 101 Vaddavalli 39 Garikapadu Agraharam 24 Vannayapalem 13 Ginjupalle 96 Nandigama 90 Varagani 115 Gollapadu 30 Narasingapadu 42 Velpuru 78 Gorantla 118 Narnepadu 123 Vemavaram 37 Gudipadu 71 Nemalikallu 4 Venkatayapalem 86 Gudipudi 28 Nemalipuri 62 Vipparla 121 Gundalapad 133 Nemalipuri RF (Extn,) 48 Vutukuru 29 Gundlapalle 124 Nudurul>adu 40 Vuyyandana 61 62 VILLAGE Amenities GUNTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r .A ..... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electrici ty Drinking Commu- }lostal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Papayapalem 2·75 p D R PR PO Ri.] 2 Mannesuitanpalem 3·94 p W PR Ri,J 3 Konduru 3·98 2P W KR 1'0 Ri,! 4 Venkatayapalem 2·19 P W PR PO Ri,! 5 I::.mmajigudem 4·26 P W PR PO Ri,! 6 Bodanam 6·28 P R,W PR PO Ri,] 7 Kethavaram 0·65 P W KR Ri.! 8 Chityala 2·48 P W PO Ri,] 9 KoHuru 2·43 P W PR PTO Ri,! 10 Pulichinta 0. 83 , P W PR Ri,! 11 Madipadu Agraharam 2·44 P R,W PR Rj,J 12 Madipaduseri 2·44 R,W PR PQ Ri,J 13 Ginjupalle 1·19 P R,W PR Ri,] 14 Challagariga 1·12 P R,W PR PO Ri,J 15 Taduvayi 1·64 P R,W PR PO Ri,J 16 Chintapalle 6·34 3P W,R PR PO Ri,] 17 Thallacheru YU 4·49 2P W PR 2PO Ri,J 18 Chamarru 11·45 2P,H D W KR 2PO Ri,J 19 Pedapaiem 2·94 P D W KR PO.TO Ri,J 20 Mittapalem 3 ·16 P W KR Ri,J 21 Dodleru 9·20 H W PR 2PO Ri,J 22 Chandrl'jupalem 5·09 P Phc W KR PO Ri,J 23 Machayapalem 1-86 P W PR PO Ri,] 24 Vannayapalem 1·53 P W PO Ri,J 25 Bellamkonda 6·84 P,H W PR,T PO Ri,J 26 Choutapapayapalem 0·98 P W PR PO Ri,J 27 Kubadpuram 5·50 P D E W PR PO Ri,] 28 Nemalipuri 8·84 P E W PR PO Ri,J 29 Gundiapalie 9·57 P W PR PO Ri,J 30 Narasingapadu 1·97 PR Ri,J 31 Tripurapuram 0·69 p W PR Ri,J 32 Uppalapadu 1)·55 p W PR PO Ri,J 33 Balijepalle 3·67 p W PR PO Ri,] 34 Ganapavaram 6·22 P W PR PO Ri,] 35 Reddigudem 6·01 P W PR,T 2PO Ri,J 36 Rajupalem 4·52 P W PR PO R!,] 37 Gudipadu 7·06 p R 2PO Ri,] 38 Hassanbada Agraharam 2·20 P R PO Ri,] 39 Garikapadu Agraharam 2·24 p W Ri,] 40 Vuyyandana 5·34 P W PR Ri,J 63 DIRECTORY and Land use SATTENAPALLE TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r----- ....------Nearest Day historical Loca- _ Area not Town Or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest .-..., Culturab1e for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (l6) (17) (18) (1) 1.268 492 Sattenapaile 27 T.(61); Tk(61) 1.759 703 Sa ttellapalle 26 2 T.(232); C(229) .Tk(3) 982 175 1.158 Sattenapalle 51 3 1,209 192 Sattenapalle 38 4 82 T.(168); C(168) 1,800 672 Sattenapalle 35 5 551 2,200 1,268 Sattenapalle 38 6 334 85 Sattenapalle 40 7 650 749 184 Sattenapalle 48 8 26 1,000 530 Sa ttenapalle 32 9 530 Sattenapalle 61 10 135 427 1,000 Sattenapalle 55 11 773 310 10 469 Sattenapalle 54 12 522 213 27 Sattenapalle 52 13 300 117 300 Sattenapalle 48 14 260 289 200 300 Sattenapalle 43 15 2,142 T.(280): C(280) 628 900 108 Sattenapalle 37 16 521 T.(60): C(60) 1,145 273 878 Sattenapalle 30 17 T.(330): C(2S0),Tk(50) 532 850 5,619 Sattenapalle 29 18 T.(325): C(325) 140 120 J,297 Sattenapalle 26 19 T.(9): C(19) 1,379 50 569 Sattenapalle 28 20 259 T.(483): C(365),Tk(1I8) 3,700 1,000 446 Sattenapalle 29 21 T.(278): C(179), Tk(99) 2,227 479 274 Sattenapalle 26 22 947 243 Sattenapalle 22 23 T.(200): C(2oo) 590 189 Sattenapalle 26 24 T.(582): C(SOS),Tk(77) 3,197 5,9 Sattella palte 21 25 500 l30 Sattenapalle 19 26 234 T.(283): C(283) 2,804 25 174 Sattenapalle 22 27 1,100 T.(S33): C(533) 2,897 930 200 Narasaraopet 26 28 2,230 T.(267): C(207).Tk(60) 3.581 25 22 Narasaraopet 27 29 1,260 T.(3): C(3) Sattenapalle 29 30 T(10): C(10) 39 360 30 Sattenapalle 18 31 T.(430): C(430) ·3,400 362 Sa t tena pa11e 16 32 T.(555): C(494).Tk(61) 1,580 63 151 Sattenapa Ile 11 33 T.(4S6): C(456),Tk(30) 2,675 822 Sattenapalle 16 34 .,T (610): C(610) 2,450 786 Sattenapalle 10 35 T.(2S0): C(280) 1,869 763 Sattenapalle 16 36 T.(l.lOO): C(I,}OO) 3,::06 2[2 Sattenapalle 22 37 T.(9J): Tk(46), C(4S) 946 371 Sattenapalle 24 38 T.(400): C(400) 451 131 451 Sa ttenapalle 26 39 T.(57.5): C(575) 2,267 576 Satt~napalle 16 40 64 VILLAGE Amenities GUN'IUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------..A.---~------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegrapb (1) (2) (J) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 An~.nthayaram 1 67 P W KR PO RU Agraharam 42 Ve1puru 9·69 P W PR PO Ri,] 4] C/ligu(upadu 4·38 2P W PR Ri,J 44 Kogantipaiem 2·16 p W KR Ri.] 45 Abadipudi 3-65 p W Ri,J 46 Orvakallu 5·29 3P W KR 2PO Ri,J 47 Konuru 6·38 P W PR PO Ri,J 48 Vutukuru 4·36 P,R W KR PO Ri,J 49 Rasta1a Agraharam 6·36 p W KR PO Ri,J 50 Puttiplldu Agraharam 0·22 Uninhabited 51 Munugodu 7·51 2P W PR PO Ri,] 52 Jupudi j·78 P W PR PO Ri,J 53 Pondugula 2·92 P W Ri,] 54 Melladi 2·20 P E W PR PO Ri,] 55 Didugu 9·08 P E W,R PR PO Ri,) 56 Liogapuram 2·24 P W PR PO Ri,J 57 Balus\lpadu 4·29 P W PR PO Ri.J 58 Kasipadu 3·01 P E W PR 2PO Ri,J 59 Attaluru 5,88 P,M Phe W KR PO Ri.] 60 Bayyavaram 4·50 P W PR pO Ri,J Ri,] 61 Balemarru 1·52 P W PO 62 Vipparla 3·13 p W PR PO Ri,] 63 Krosuru 9·33 P,H Mew E W PR PO,TO Ri,] 64 AndukufU 3·03 P W PO Ri,J 65 Garapadu 3·70 P W KR PO Ri.J 66 l:Iussennagaram 1·91 P W PR PO Ri,J 67 Ramapuram 2·33 P W KR PO Ri,} 68 Tyalluru 4·08 2P,H E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J 69 JalaJpuram 2·07 P W PO Ri,J 70 Khambhampadu 2·88 P Tk KR PO Ri.J 71 Nemalikallu 5·56 2P,H W KR 2PO Ri,J 72 PatibandJa 4·89 P W PO Ri,J 73 Mussapuram 2·26 P W KR,T Ri,] 74 Pedakurapadu 13·96 3P,H D W PR.T PTO Ri.J 75 Lagadapadu 3·68 2P W PO Ri,] 76 Bhatluru 3·46 2P W KR PO Ri,] 77 Kattamuru 5·13 2P W KR PO Ri,J 78 Gorantla 2·55 P W KR,T Ri,J 79 Parupalle 0·84 P W Ri.] 80 Peesa~adu 2·83 P W PR PO Ri,J 65 " DIRECTORY aDd, LaDd use SATTENAPALLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,--~----.A.------. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J 5) (16) (17) (18) (1) 797 271 Sattenapalle 24 41 T. (693): C(650).Tk(43) 1.831 135 3.540 Sattenapalle 21 42 T.(230): C(210).Tk(20) 1.9()7 150 S17 Sattenapalle 27 43 452 930 Sattenapalle 32 44 T.(85): C(85) 766 983 500 SattenapalJe 34 45 T.(495): C(420), Tk(75) 1,806 1.084 Sattenapalle 21 46 T.(50): C(SO) 1.115 926 1,992 Sattenapalle 22 47 T.(580): C(580) 1,320 2,085 2.940 Sattenapalle 19 48 T.(80): C(80) 830 549 2.611 Sattenapalle 22 49 T.(50): C(50) 46 46 SattenapalJe 22 50 T.(712): C(712) t.268 2,369 460 Sattenapalle 21 51 T .(200): C(200) 462 475 Sattenapalle 21 52 T.(25): C(2S) 257 295 1,295 SattenapaUe 24 53 T.(250): C(250) 539 504 115 SattenapaJle 24 54 T.(408): C(408) 1,203 j, 125 3,075 Sattenapalle 26 55 T.(350): C(350) 861 137 86 Sattenapalle 24 56 T.(242); C(206),Tk(36) 914 151 1,439 SattenapaUe 22 57 T. (350): C(350) 914 105 558 Sattenapalle 21 58 T.(380): C(380) 2,270 653 460 Sattenapalle 19 59 T.(320): C(320) 1,848 551 1(i5 Sattenapalle 22 60 T .(45): C(45) 311 575 41 Sattenapalle 21 61 T.(303): C(303) 862 50 788 Sattenapalle 22 62 T.(1,51O): C(1,215),Tk(295) 3,500 170 785 Sattenapalle 16 63 },084 777 75 Sattenapalle 18 64 T.(381): C(381) 648 1, 189 150 Sattenapalle 21 65 66 T.(4O): C(40) 867 315 Sattenapalle 24 T.(2l0): C(210) 1,077 205 Sattenapalle 14 67 T.(150): C(150) },081 123 1,257 Sattenapalle 13 68 69 T.(150): COSO) 539 85 550 Sattenapalle 24 Jain Temple 70 T.(120): C(120) 474 128 1,120 Sattenapalle 21 71 T.(8OO): C(800) 1,418 75 1,265 Sa ttenapalle 22 72 T.(25O): C(250) 1,585 700 595 Sattenapalle 22 Sattenapalle 21 73 T.(130): C(130) 86 1,230 Sattenapalle 17 74 T.(710): C(710) 3,172 988 4,060 Sattenapalle 20 75 T.(l00): C(100) 954 J,300 Sattenapalle 10 76 T.(266): C(266) 535 t.348 65 Sattenapalle 15 77 T.(301): C(301) 418 2,564 Sattenapalle 16 78 T.(64): C(64) .603 160 807 191 250 8 Sattenapalle 16 79 T.(85): ceS5) 80 T.(529): C(S29) 1,216 270 Sattenapalle 13 66 VILLAGE Amenitiell GUNTUR DISTRICT ... _----,- _"- .... _. __ . ___ ._- Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE .A------_----______..... tion Name of in r Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No, water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -~---- 81 Thalluru 4·82 P W PR PO Ri,} 82 Bhrugubaoda 7·n p W KR 2PO RU 83 Pakalapadu 6·72 2P W PR PO Ri.J 84 Rentapalle 1·52 P,H W PR PO Ri,J 85 Panidam 7·94 2P,M,H Phc W KR,T PO Ri,J 86 Gudipudi 6,88 3P W PR,T PO Ri,] 87 Pedamakkena 3.81 2P,M D W,Tk PR PO Ri,] 88 Chinnamakkena j·81 P W Ri,] 89 Lingamguntla 4·07 P W T PO Ri,} 90 Varagani 2·45 M W KR Ri.] 91 Siripuram 6·34 4P,H D W PR,T PO,TO Ri,] 92 Potlapadu 1·37 P Tk KR Ri,] 93 Paladugu 4·84 2P W PO Ri,J 94 Korrapadu 5·63 2P W PR,T PO Ri.J 95 Kontepudi 2·08 2P W PR Ri,J 96 Nandigama 6·03 2P W PR PO Ri,J 97 Abburu 4·65 P W KR PO Ri,] 98 Bhimavaram 4·42 P W KR PO Ri,] 99 KankanaJapalle 2·79 P W PR,T Ri,J 100 SattenapaJle 4· 87 Urban Area (Sattenapa/le Town) 101 Vaddavalli 3·58 Urban Area (Included in Satttllapalle Town) 102 Komerapudi 4·74 3P D W PR PO Ri,J 103 Takkellapadu 3·10 P W PR PO Ri,J 104 Sirangipalelll 1·76 2P,H W PR Ri,] 105 Tballuru 7· 14 2P W PR,T PO Ri,] 106 Erraguntlapadu 3·2~ 2P W KR PO Ri.J 107 Lakkarajugariapadu 5·45 P W KR PO Ri,J 108 Madala 12·18 M.H E W PR,T PO Ri,J 109 DhulipaJle 7·75 P W PR,T PO Ri,J 110 Dechavarappadu O· 72 Uninhabited PR Ri,] ]11 Thondapi 8·72 P W KR,T PO Ri,J 112 BolJavaram 1· 74 P W KR,T PO Ri,J 113 Dammalapadu 7·96 P W KR,T PO Ri,J 1\4 MuppaUa 6·72 P,R E W PR.T PO Ri,J 115 Gollapadu 3·76 P E W PR,T Ri,J 116 Lanketakurapadu . 2·75 P W KR PO Ri,J 117 Palidevarlapadu j·21 P E W PR PO Ri,J 118 Narnepadu 4·62 P E W KR PO Ri,J 119 Ponugupadu 7·10 P,H E W KR,T PO Ri,] 1]0 Merikapudi 2·81 3P,M E W PR PO Ri,J 67 DIRECTORY and Land use SATTENAPALLE TALUK ,"--"-....-... -",.,..-~-- ."._..." ...... ,.,". -~----'" LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,...------A------'------.._ Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area availahle and of the logical Code Forest ,...------A------, -.._ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Km~.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ~!8) (1) T.(510); C(51OJ 623 676 Sattena palle 13 81 T.(1,130); C(1.100).Tk(30) :2,970 855 114 Sattenapalle 11 82 T.(643); C(643) 1,332 102 Sattenapall e 6 83 T.(160); C(160) 337 245 3.558 Sattenapalle 9 84 T:(860): C(860) 1.769 1,452 1,000 Sattenapalle 8 85 T.(827); C(827) 345 1,230 2.000 Sattenapal!e 10 86 T.(320); C(320) 567 501 1.050 Sattena palle 11 87 T.( 125): C(125) 279 754 Sattenapalle 13 88 T.(400): C(400) 1,067 960 177 SattenapalIe 21 89 T.(345): C(345) 571 55 600 Sattcnapalle 16 90 T.(286): C(286) 329 2,242 1,200 Sattenapalle 8 91 T.(150): C(l50) 53 173 500 Sattenapalle 13 92 T.(236): C(236) 266 595 2,000 Sattenapalle 13 93 T.(424): C(365J,Tk(59) 1,077 1,697 3,000 Satlenapalle 8 94 T.(10): C(IO) 401) 915 Sattenapalle G 95 T.(450): C(450) 3,410 Sattcnapalie 6 96 T.(425); C(425) 1,308 1,050 196 Sattenapaile 5 97 T.(260): C(260) 1.156 1,210 197 Sattenapalle 2 98 T.(256): C(256) 1,042 349 138 SattenapalJe 3 99 Urban Area (Sattenapalle Town) 100 Urban Area (Included in Sattenapalle Town) 101 T.(580): C(580) 848 1,609 Sattenapalle 10 102 T. (250): C(250) 686 1,048 Phirangipuram 8 103 417 712 Phirangipuram 6 104 T.(645): C(645) 1,786 1,140 1,000 Phirangipuram 5 105 T.(142): C(142) 332 1,625 Sattenapalle 8 106 T.(490): C(490) 2,877 126 Sattenapalle 5 107 T.(1,284): C(1,198),Tk(86) 2,461 3,599 452 Sattenapalle 3 108 T.(522): C(495),Tk(27) 3,989 240 208 Sattenapalle 6 109 322 119 20 Sa(tenapalle 6 110 T.(902): C(770).Tk(132) 1,783 2.285 610 Sa(tenapalle 10 111 T.(23): C(123) 594 397 Sattenapalle II 112 T.(484): C(451':l),Tk(34) 2,694 1,640 277 Sattenapalle 14 113 T.(517): C(500),Tk(17) 3,471 312 Narasaraopet 10 114 T .(303): C(260),Tk(43) 508 1,539 56 Narasaraopet 6 115 T.(190): C(190) 924 422 224 Sattenapalle 13 116 T.(150): C(150) 538 86 Sa ttenapalle 11 117 T .(516): C(516) 1,121 1,043 277 Satlenapalle 13 118 T .(424): C(424) 4,058 66 Narasaraopet 10 119 T.(507): C(507) 371 920 Phirangipuram 10 120 68 VILLAGE Amenities G.lINTUR DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in ,.... StapJe Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity-- Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 GundaJapadu 1·45 2P W Ri,J 122 Bethapudi 3,50 P W KR Ri.J 123 Vemavaram 4·33 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 124 Nudurupadu 4·33 2P,H Phc E W PR.T PO Ri,J 125 Repudi 4·30 2P E W PR,T Ri,J 126 Phirangipuram 5·16 Urban Area (Phirarangipuram Town) 127 Howzuganesha 2·22 2P W KR Ri,J 128 Aminabada 4·95 P,M.H E W PR,T PO Ri,J 129 Ponugupadu Khandriga 0·51 Uninhabited KR 130 Medikonduru 8·31 4P,H E W PR PO Ri,J 131 Mangalagiripadu . 0·88 2P W PR PO Ri,J 132 Dokiparru 3·06 2P W KR,T PO Ri,J 133 Nemalipuri R.F. (Extn.) . N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 69 DIRECTORY and Land 1Jse SATTENAPALLE TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A ---- Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -----_-.)1..------""" Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(180): C(180) 24 724 Phirangipuram 8 121 T.(504): C(468),Tk(36) 52 684 1,000 Phirangipuram 8 122 T.(658): C(658) 384 729 1,000 Phirangipuram 6 123 T.(234): .C(192),Tk(42) 659 1,000 878 Phirangipuram 6 124 T.(543): C(543) 245 960 1,000 Phirangipuram 3 125 Urban Area(Phirangipuram Town) 121' T.(262): C(215),Tk(47) 137 1,022 Phirangipuram 3 12' T.(423): C(380)."t(43) 1,354 1,390 Phirangi puram 5 128 T.(12): C(12) 169 145 Phirangipuram 4 129 T. (546): C(546) 2,525 2,247 Sattenapalle 16 130 T.(32): C(32) 243 288 Phirangipuram 11 131 T.(3): C(3) 316 39 1,600 Phirangipuram 10 132 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Phirangipuram (N.A.) 133 70 APPEN Talukwise Abstract of Educational, NATURE OF A Educational Medi- r------A ------.--, r------A --·---- Higher Primary Middle Secondary College Others Dispensary Hospital School School School Sl· Name of Taluk No. . .~ :z:oP-. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 Guntur 122 293 2 2 22 23 6 6 5 5 2 Tenali 88 239 15 15 27 30 3 3 18 18 7 7 3 Repalle 55 243 8 11 12 12 2 2 11 12 4 4 4 Bapatla 49 138 5 5 16 18 7 8 2 2 5 Narasarao pet 65 203 16 18 10 10 6 Vinukonda 71 139 4 4 7 Palnad 85 HI 2 2 11 13 2 2 2 2 8 Sattenapalle 121 166 7 7 18 18 8 8 4 4 Total 656 1,562 56 61 120 128 5 5 4 4 52 5:1 2 2 26 26 1 1 71 DIX Medical and Other Amenities AMENITY ._------.... Power Communi- cal Supply Drinking water .,..------_A______cations Postal and Telegraph ...... ,..-A-, r-A - ___ r------A Maternity and No. of --- Child villages No· of Post and Welfare where power No. of villages having villages Post Office Telegraph Telegraph Tele- Centre supply is haying Office Office phone ,..--A----.. ..--A--,.. r------A -----___ ,-A-, ,-.A-, ,,--A--, ,-.A-, OIJ r;"--.. co ~ I ~ ~ ._~~ () .:::P- C ._Ci "0 ~ .;;: ._ (,) "0 ....'" .;;: >- c;; .... C':I ;; 18 >!:S ~ 01'- .::: _gO ~ ro ro~ ~ .::: ~ 0 .::: ;>.U '"() .::: '0 ':::0'" ..,(,) .::: f-< fJ-o ~ .:: 11) ."!l) 15 1l>1S 0. 80 49 97 33 4 56 46 110 120 4 4 4 3 3 76 17 33 72 2 69 17 80 87 16 16 15 2 28 31 3 57 5 44 10 52 65 2 2 7 3 41 22 12 32 28 43 17 49 64 2 2 2 2 4 34 38 64 10 9 47 19 59 72 5 6 71 72 47 27 54 66 6 22 71 87 49 20 72 77 3 3 2 2 4 7 1 19 111 120 4 11 72 39 96 105 3 3 2 2 8 6 6 306 410 49 601 82 16 9 427 195 572 656 30 30 8 8 30 SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY Town Directory in Tenali taluk and Gurazala in Palnad taluk which In the Town Directory, the towns in the district were towns at the 1961 Census bave been declassi are arranged alpbabetically and the several parti fied as rural in 1971 as they did not fully satisfy the culars relating to them are given in the following criteria laid down for treating them as towns. No seven statemen ts : town in tbis district has been treated as Urban Agglomeration. Guntur and Tenali, with the neigh Statement I Status, Growth History and Func bouring villages as detailed below are treated as tional Category of Towns Standard Urban Areas. Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Standard Urban Component Units Towns . Area A---- Urban Rural Statement III Civic Finance ( 1) (2) (3) Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in 1. Guntur (1) Guntur (1) Ramachandrapuram Towns Agraharam Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreatio (2) Pedapalakalur (3) Gorantla nal and Cultural Facilities in Towns (4) Takkallapadu (5) Aga tha varapadu Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and (6) Guntur (R) Banking FaciIi ties (7) Korl tapadu (8) Nallapadu (R) Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche (9) Ankireddipalem (R) duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes (10) Etukur in Towns (11) Budampadu The following sixteen places have been treated 2. Tenali (1) Tenali (1) Kathavaram as towns in Guntur District at the 1971 Census. (2) Angalakudufu 1 Bapatla 9 Piduguralla (3) Tenali (R) 2 Bhattiprolu 10 Ponnur (4) Pinapadu (R) 3 Chilakaluripet 11 Repalle (5) Pedaravuru 4 Guntur 12 Sattenapalle (6) Chinaravuru (R) 5 Macherla 13 Tadepalle Guntur District has two Class I towns viz., 6 Mangalagiri 14 Tenali Guntur and TenaIi (Population more than 1,00,000) 7 Narasaraopet 15 Vijayapuri South Tenali has reached ~the population mark of 1 lakh 8 Phirangipuram 16 Vinukonda and over only at the 1971 Census. There are no Of these 16 towns, Piduguralla and Vijayapuri Class II towns in this district but there are eight South are the only places which are classified as towns Class III towns (Population 20,000 to 49,999), four for the first time in the 1971 Census. Bhattiprolu, Class IV towns (Population 10,000 to 19,999), and Chilakaluripet, Repalle and Sattenapalle are classified two Class V towns (Popula tion 5,000 to 9 ,999). There as towns from 1921. Phirangipuram is classified as a are no Class VI towns (below 5,000 Population) town from 1941. Macherla and TadepaUe have been in ihis district. The District Headquarters Town classified as towns from 1951. Ponnur bas been classi of Guntur with a population of 2,69,99] persons fied as a town from 1911. Chirala, Vetapalem,Ongole, and Tenali with a population of 1,02,937 persons Addanki towns have been transferred to Ongole dis are Class I towns. The urban popUlation of trict on the formation of Ongole District .. Chebrolu this district is 7,10,633 persons, out of a total district 74 population of 2,844,488 persons constituting 25.0% evolved at the 1961 Census. Accordingly each town of the total population of the district. The corres has been classified broadly under the following cate ponding proportion in 1961 was 23.2%. gories The details given in each of the 7 statements of (i) Primary Activity:-Agriculture Mining and the Town Directory are explained below: Fishing (Census Industrial c~tegories, I, II and III of 1961 Census and Categories I , II , III Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional and IV of 1971 Census) Category of Towns (ii) Industria! :-Industry including Construction In this statement the civic status, the population (Census Industrial Categories IV, Vand VI of recorded at each Census from 1901 or from the 1961 Census and Categories Vea), V(b) and VI Census in which it was treated as urban for the first of 1971 Census) time whichever is later, till the 1971 Census and the functional category of each town are give •. (iii) Commercial :-Trade and Commerce (Census Industrial Category VII of 1961 & 1971 Censuse&') The civic status of the town i.e., whether the town is a Municipality, or a Panchayat is indicated (iv) Transport :-Transport (Census Industrial under column 5 by abbreviated letters like M, P., for Category VIn of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) and Municipality, Panchayat, etc. Guntur, Mangalagiri, Tenali, RepaUe, Bapatla, Ponnur" Narasaraopet and (v) Services ~-Other Services (Census Industrial Chilakaluripet are the eight Municipalities in this Category IX of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) district while seven towns are Panchayats only. The town Vijayapuri South is a Project township and has T~e predo~inant functional character of a city/ no separate civic status. The population of every town town IS determmed on the basis of the following at each of the Censuses from 1901 to 1971 is given princi pIes : in tbe columns 6-13. If a place is treated as a town from a Census later than 1901, the population is given (a) If the proportion of working popUlation is more from that Censnsonly from which it was treated as than 40% of the total working population of the urban. In columns 14 and 15 the functional characte city/town in anyone of the above five character ristics of each town i.e., whether the town is an Indus istics then the city/town was designated by that trial Town or a Service Town or a Trade and Com characteristic. merce Town etc. at the 1961 Census aad the 1971 (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any Census are given. one of the characteristics, then the next predo The ten towns viz., Bapatla, Guntur, Macherla, minant characteristic was taken into account Mangalagiri, Narasaraopet, Phirangipuram, Ponnur, and if the first two predominant characteristics combined together have a proportion of over Sattenapalle, TadepaUe and Tenali kept up a steady 60% then the town was designated as having the growth in their population, while the towns Chilaka luripet, Repalle and Vinukonda recorded a decline two characteristics and was termed as Industrial in their population growth, during the decade ending -cum-Services or Industrial-cum-Commercial etc. 1931. These towns, however, recouped in the succes (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre sive decades by maintaining an upward trend in their population growth. It is also seen that Chilakaluripet, deminant characteristics is less than 60% then Guntur, Macherla, Narasaraopet, Ponnur, Sattena the third predominant characteristic is also palle and Tenali towns have been registering compa taken into consideration in designating the ratively high growth rate and the rise is particularly functional type of the city/town. Such cases are high during the last decade. recorded as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum functional category Services or Industrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary By the very nature of urban development, the Activi ty etc. towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In order to know to what extent the functions are Examined against this background the sixteen diversified or the predominant characteristic is towns of this district fall under the following classi accentuated, a scheme of statistical classification was fication during the 1961 and 1971 Censuses. 75 Name of town services. The towns of Chilakaluripet, Tadepalle and ------~----, Vijayapuri South are not having direct rail commu Functional Category r- 1961 1971 (1) (2) (3) nication facility. The remaining towns have rail communication facility. Ponnnr, Repalle and Tade Primary Activities Phirangipuram. Ponnur, Phirangi- palle have navigation facilities by river canals. Ponnur puram. Bhatti protu, Pidugu ralla Statement III-Civic Finances 2 Industry Bhattiprolu, Chi- Chilakaluripet. In this statement the finances of Municipalities lakaluripet. MangaJagiri. Guntur. Man- Tadepalle. Vija- and Panchayat Towns for the year 1968-69 are given. gaJagiri yapuri South The total receipts and expenditure given under 3 Ptimary Activities-cum- TadepaJle Macherla columns 9 and 16 against the respective towns would Industry reveal the soundness or otherwise of the financial 4 Services-cum-Industry Macherla. position of the local body. The towns of Bapatla, Narasaraopet Bhattiprolu, Narasaraopet, Piduguralla, Ponnur, Re 5 Primary Activities-cum- Bapatia Bapatla Services palle, Sattenapalle, Tenali and Vinukonda seem to be be able to meet their requirements completely from 6 Industry-cum-Trade Guntur and Commerce their receipts while 6 towns of the remainig viz., Chilakaluripet, Guntur, Macherla, Mangaiagiri, Phi. 7 Primary Activities- Repalle cum-Trade and rangipuram, Tadepalle have more expenditure than Commerce receipts. The town Vijayapuri South has no civic 8 Primary Activities-cum- Repalle and status. Hence the particulars are not shown. Industry-cum-Services Sattenapalle 9 Services-cum-Industry. Tenali. Vinu- Vinukonda, Nara- Statement IV -Civic and other Amenities in Towns cum-Trade and konda saraopet Commerce The various amenities being provided to the citizens by the Civic Administration in the towns are 10 Primary Activities-cum- SattenapalIe, Trade and Commerce- Tenali (JivenI:> in this statement under 16 columns. The cum-Industry amenities include internal road facility, existance and nature of drainage system, protected water As Piduguralla and Vijayapuri South were not supply, availability of fire fighting services, and elec towns at the 1961 Census, its functional category is trification particulars relating to domestic, industrial not given for 1961. and commercial purposes, road lighting service and 'others'. Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns This statement deals with Physical Aspects and The different abbreviations used in columns 4, 8 Location of Towns in the district. There are 13 col and 9 are expanded in the foot note to the statement. umns in the statement. Under columns 3 to 5 in the Only four towns viz., Guntur, Narasaraopet, Itatement. data relating to the average annual rain Ponnur and Vijayapuri South are having the protec fall and the maximum anI! minimum temperatures ted water supply wbile the remaining 12 towns recorded in 1969 are given. If this information was depend on the wells only. Fire fighting service is not available for any town, then the particulars available in only three towns viz., Guntur, Narasa available for the nearest town have been given against raopet and Tenali. Electricity supply is available in such town. all the towns. Under column 6 the name of the nearest city All the sixteen towns in this district have only with population of a lakh or more is given. Under open surface drainage system. Water borne latrines columns 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, are available only in Bhattiprolu, Chilakaluripet, the District Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Head Guntur, Phirangipuram, Sattenapalle, TadepaUe, quarters and the Taluk Headquarters together with Vijayapuri South and Vinukonda. All towns except the distance therefrom are given. Under columns Piduguralla are having service latrines. 10 and 11 the nearest railway station and bus stand and the distance therefrom are given. If navigation Statement V-~edical, Educational, Recreational and and sea port facilities are available to the town they Cultural facilities in Towns are also given under columns 12 and 13. All the Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultu sixteen towns in GUlltur District, are linked by bus ral facilities available in the towns are given 76 in this statement under 17 columns. The following of the district. Bapatla is the only town in Guntur abbreviations are used under column 3 to show the Distri~t having an Agricultural College. type of medical facilities available in the town. The following table shows the number of educa Medical facilities tional institutions available per 10,000 population in the urban areas of the district. H Hospital o Dispensary MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Number of Schools per 10,000 Population Name of the r --A -~ TBC T.B. Clinic Town Higher Secondary Junior Secon- NH Nursing Home or Secondary dary. Primary (1) FPC Family Planning Clinic (2) (3) HC Health Centre Bapatla 0·95 6·92 Bhattiprolu 0·78 7·89 Chilakaluripet 0·72 5·29 There are 4,556 beds in 291 medical institu Guntur 0·70 3·92 tions which include the Government Civil Hospitals, Macherla 0·96 6·74 Dispensaries and Maternity and Child Welfare Maogalagiri 0·30 4·2i Centres catering to the medical needs of a total Narasaraopet 1·15 S·75 PiduguralIa 1·65 3·31 urban population of 7,10,633 persons inhabiting in Phirangipuram 2·09 4·13 the sixteen towns in the district. It is seen that six Ponnur 0·63 4·76 beds are available per 1,000 urban population. RepaUe 1·07 "·30 Sattenapalle 1·23 ·HO Guntur, the district headquarters town, Tenali, Tadepalle 1.13 4·53 Chilakaluripet and Narasaraopet towns possess Tenali 0.87 "·27 Vijayapuri South 1·93 8·51 better medical facilities with 1,693, 2,000, 119 and Vinukonda 1.84 4·91 250 beds respectively. Piduguralla town stands at the District Urban Average 0.87 4·63 lowest rung with no hospital facilities. Vijayapuri South town is not baving bed facilities. The picture on the recreational and cultural side is fair. There is one stadium at Guntur, 5S Educational facilities cinema halls in all the towns taken together except The following abbreviations are used to indicate Phirangipuram, TadepaUe and Vijayapuri South. the type of educational facility available in the town. The towns Bapatla, Chilakaluripet, Guntur, Narasa raopet, Vinukonda, Ponnur and TadepaUe are having AS Arts and Science College Auditoria/Drama halls. All the towns are having AC Arts and Commerce College libraries including reading rooms. ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College SH Shorthand Institution Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Bank TW Typewriting Institution ing Facilities In this statement, data on trade, commerce. in Bapatla, Chilakaluripet, Guntur, Macherla. dustry and banking facilitie. available in each town Narasaraopet, Ponnur, RepaUe and Tenali towns are given under fourteen columns. Under columns 3 are the only towns baving colleges. All the above to 5 the three most important commodities imported eight towns are having either combined colleges im~ into the town are given while under columns 6 to 8 parting instructions in Art, Science and Commerce the three most important commodities exported from or Arts and Science or Arts and Commerce subjects the town are given. Under columns 9 to 11 the three in this district. There is one Medical College at most important articles manufactured in the town Gun tur. There is no Engineering College in the are given. Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present District. There are two Polytecbnic Colleges at Gun the banking and co-operative credit facilities tur. Shorthand aad Typewriting institutions are available in the town. available in all the towns except at Pbirangipuram, Tadepalle and Vijayapuri South which are Panchayat Tbe three most important commodities under towns. imports, exports, and manufacture were decided in terms of the estimated volume of the commodities There are 62 Higher. Secondary or Secondary transacted and in terms of the volume of total out Schools, 329 Primary Schools in all the sixteen towns pu t of the commodities concerned respectively in 77 each of the towns and not on the basis of the value. IMPORTS However, the uniqueness of a town which exhibited The principal imports into tbis district are dalls, special characteristics in the spheres of either indus~ yarn, fruits, chemical fertilizers, sugar, coal, timber. try or manufacture of mining etc., has been retained pigmanure, rock phosphate, cloth and coconuts. by indicating those items of production or manufac ture as the case may be in the concerned columns EXPORTS although such commodities did not stand a compa The most important commodities exported from rison with the other commodities in sheer terms of the district are rice, betal leaves, cemen t, tobacco, their estimated volume of transaction. chilies, wooden furniture and lime stone. TRADE The district is served by a net work of 73 banks From very early times, trade played an impor~ of which 23 are Ioca ted in Gun tur town, 10 in Tenali, tan t part in the economic life of the people of the 8 in Repalle, 5 each in Bapatla and Narasaraopet, 4 district. With the establishment of a factory at Gun in Ponnur, 3 each in Chilakaluripet, Vinukonda and tur in 1911 by the I.L.T.D. Company Limited, Sattenapalle, 2 each in Bhattiprolu, Macherla, Man Guntur has become a pioneer in Tobacco trade in galagiri and Piduguralla, one at Tadepalle. No the entire coun try. Cemen t is exported from the banks are available at Phir80gipuram and Vijayapuri cement factories at Tadepalle (Guntur taluk) and South. Phirangipuram, PonDur and Repalle are having Macherla (Palnad taluk). The E.LD. Parry's Ltd. Co. 2 Agricultural Credit Societies each while Sattena at Krishna Canal (Guntur taluk) manufactures and palle, Tadepalle, Tenali, Vinukonda, Narasaraopet exports fertilizers. Rice and limes, turmeric and and Guntur have one each. fountain pens are chief exports from Tenali. Salt Bapatla, ohattip:-olu, Mangalagiri,. Tenali and manufactured at Nizampatnam in Repalle taiuk is Vinukonda are having one non-agricultural credit sent mostly to the neighbouring districts. Raw cotton society each while there are 43 at Guntur. 4 at from Chilakaluripet in Narasaraopet taluk, ground~ Phirangipuram, 2 at Ponnur and 3 at Repalle. nut and chillies from Sattenapalle taluk are sent to various parts of the country. To promote export trade, Agmark grading centres were opened at a Statement VII-Population by Religion and Scheduled number of places in the district as a result of which Castes /Scheduled Tribes in Towns the export of these commodities has increased comi The details of the population, as per 1971 Census derably. count, by religion, and scheduled castes/scheduled tribes with Sex breakup are shown for each of the Mill of various varieties, terylenes and cloth towns in the di'ltrict under columns 3 to 22. Only nylons, medicinal products, pesticides, fertilizers, important religions whose population is not less than stainless steel ware and general ware, plas tic produ 10% of the total population of the town are given cts, hosiery, iron and steel products radios and their in the statement, while religions accounting for parts, electrical goods, watches, cycles, paints, oils, less than 10% of the total popUlation of a town, kerosene and other petroleum products, steel furni are grouped together and the figures shown under ture, hooks and stationery constitute a sizeable pro the category viz., "Others" in Columns 15 and portion of inward commerce of the district in recent 16. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes times. Among the agricultural products imported population in a town al e shown under columns 19-22. into the district pulses, wheat, millets, jaggery are 24,615 persons are reported as belonging to Scheduled important. Castes in urban areas of this district accounting for INDUSTRY 18.03% of the total Scheduled Castes population in the district, while only persons are reported It is well known that Gun tur was once the house 20,567 under Scheduled Tribes in urban areas constituting of several flourishing industries. Chief among them were the metal based and diamond industries. There 19 50% of the total Scheduled Tribes popUlation in were also other flourishing cottage industries like the district. weavina, woodwork making, tanning and indigo The particulars presented in the statements II manufacture among the more important ones. to VI are based on the data obtained from the Tahsil However, most of these industries and trades langui~ dars and Local Bodies concerned and also from the shed and almost disappeared through ~ompetition concerned departments like Medical, Educational, fr()m organised industry as well as marked changes Electricity I while the particulars furnished in state in consumers' tastes. ments I and VII are based on the Census da ta! 78 ( 1 J01 if! 'i1i r_;,_-< ro I t::' ,21I tJ ~ II I f I '":::I \. '0 ,.....t:: ..... '"0\ '" '"N '" ., .... '" ::s ..... o - ., Q - ", " or> =' GO U... '"0 '"~ 0\ _ o 00 I"- '" 00 0 U .;:. If) -5" -.5 an I:"- '"or> " ),g ~o .§ 00 .....0-- I:"-'" o M o N If) M ..... co o...... 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":3 ~ ::: < g !! i I- ~ i ~ I I i i I i ~ limo • ~ ~ PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT In this part of the District Census Handbook villages under each taluk are arranged in the ascend the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the ing order of Location Code Numbers. In the urban following aspects is presented for each revenue village areas the data are arranged in the ascending order in respect of rural areas and for each ward and each of Location Cod;; N umbers of towns and a Iso in the Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. ascending order of the Ward numb'er. The unin habited villages and villages which have been fully 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village/town included in a town have been indicated accordingly. and area In respect of villages which are partly included in 2 Total number of occupied residential bouses and towns the word "Rural" has been added in italics total number of households and in brackets after the name of the village and the particulars relating to the rural portion only 3 Total population and its Sex breakup have been given against such villages. At the begin 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled ning of each taluk an Alphabetical List of Villages Tribes by sex breakup together with their Location Code Numbers and a taluk map showing all the villages and towns with 5 Literate and educated persons by sex their boundaries are given. This Alphabetical List of 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers Villages facilitates the reader in locating the required into nine categories and also the total non Village and its Loca tion Code Number and thereafter workers by sex as below to know tho Primary Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map facilitates the location of the required Category I Cultivators village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enumerator's Category II Agricultural Labourers Block is given before the urban/blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, HUll ting and Planta tions, Orchards and The population data presented in the Primary allied Activities Cen sus Abs tract relate to all persons alive at sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category IV Mining and Quarrying the territory of Guntur district whether they lived Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing in normal residential houses or in institutions sucb and Repairs as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels a) Household Industry etc., or whether they were merely houseless persons b) Other than Household Industry like the wandering tribes, tramps, pave men t dwellers, or those living in boats etc. They were all enume Category VI Construction rated at the 1971 Census and their basic character Category VII Trade and Commerce istics have been presented in this Primary Census Abstract. Category VIlI Transport, Storage and Communica tions The total population of Guntur district as on 1st April, 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is Category IX Other Services as follows: Category X Non-Workers Total Rural Urban Persons 2,844,488 2,133,855 710,633 A District Abstract containing the Primary Censu, Males 1,441,057 1,081,242 359,815 Abstract data for the district as a whole together Females 1,403,431 1.052,613 350,818 with rural and urban breakup and also for eac.~h tal uk and for each town is first presented. It is followed The cri teria adopted for classifying a place as rural by the data for each of the villages and towns in the or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomeration first taluk. The data for the second and subsequent and Standard Urban Area have already been ex taluks are presented consecutively thereafter. The plained in the beginning of this volume. 88 Columns land 2 of the Primary Census Abstract tment. Hence the total area of all taluks put toge indicate the Loea tion Code Number and name of ther may not tally with the district area. the Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns Under Col. 4 the total number of occupied the Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumera residential houses in each village and in each ward tor's Block Numbers are indicated under Col. 2. and Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These figures include t hose of partly residen tial houses Location Code is the method by which every also but not of the completely non-residential houses. village and town ina taluk in every district of a The total number of households including houseless State is identified. Each district in this State households and institutional households is given under has been given a separate code number by serially Col. 5. numbering the districts in a clock-wise order starting from Srikakulam District and ending with Nalgonda The total population including houseless and District. Guntur District, in this process, is assinged institutional population with sex breakup is given Location Code No.6. Within each district the taluks under columns 6 to 8. had similarly been allotted Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters lies Under columns 9 to 12 the population of Sche being allotted Location Code No. r and the other duled Castes aae Scheduled Tribes is given. taluks are numbered in a clock-wise order. The The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in revenue villages within each taluk are assigned sepa Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I under rate serial numbers starting from, the north-west "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II res corner of the taluk and ending with the south.. east pectively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled corner in a serpentine order. An the towns within Tribes lists (Modification Order, 1956) published in a district were assigned Location Code Nos. in the Notific'ltion of the Minis try of Home Affairs, New one serial order starling from the town in which the Delhi dated 29th October, 1956. A copy of the list of district headquarters is located and in the ascending Schedu·led Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra order of taluk location code numbers. If any taluk Pradesh is given below. has more than one town, then the town in which the taluk headquarters is located is assigned Loca~ tion Code No. first and then the other towns in the LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED taluk in a clock-wise order. The Location Code Nos. TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. SCHEDUL, CASTES I Throughout the State Under Col. 3 the area of each village and town is given in square miles based on the informat 1 Chalavadi 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi ion Curnished by the State Central Survey Office, 3 Madiga the Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concern 4 MaJa ed. In respect of certain villages where the area II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mah· particulars are not a vaila ble, the fact is noted as bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak. Karimnagar, Waran !INA". As the area of the taluk comprises not only gal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts the area of villages but also the area of reserved 1 Adi Andhra 15 Jambuvulu forests, hills etc. within the taluk, the area of all 2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi Kuruva or the villages and towns in the taluk put together may 3 Arundhatiya Madari Kuruva not be equal to the area of the taluk. The rural area 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu of the taluk is obtained by deducting the total urban 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and area of all the towns in the taluk from the total area of 6 Chachati Mashteen 7 Chandala 19 Matangi by the taluk furnished the State Survey Department. 8 Dandasi 20 Mundala Similarly the rural area of the distric t is obtained by 9 Dom, Dombara, Paidi or 21 Paky Or Mod deducting the tota.1 urban area of all the towns in Pano 22 Pambada or Pambanda the district froro the total area of the district. It 10 Ghasi, Haddi or Relli 23 Pamidi may be pointed out in this connection that the total Chachandi 24 Panchama or Pariah 11 Godagali 25 Relli district area adopted is tha t furnished by the Survey 12 Godari 26 Sar,nban of India Department and is provisional. The area 13 Gosangi 27 Sapru of the taluk is furnished by the State Survey Depar- 14 Jaggali 28 Thoti 89 III In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubn;>gar, Adilabad, The number of literate and educated persons Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and is given under columns 13 and 14. A person who Nalgonda. could both read and write any language with under 1 Anamuk 15 Mala Dasari :;tanding was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. 2 Aray (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai A person who could merely read but could not write 3 Arwa Mala 17 Mala Jangam or vice versa was not treated as a literate. The test Mala Masti 4 Beda CBudga) Jangam 18 for reading was ability to read any simple letter S Bindla 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi either in prim or in manuscript. Children aged 4 7 Chambhar 21 Mang years Other Workers out to 75% and 25% respectively in 1971 Census A person who gives his main activity as engaged compared to 76.8% and 23.2% in 1961. There were in any other work which is not cultivation, agricul 974 females for every 1,000 males at the 1971 Census tural labour or household industry was recorded as against 976 females per 1,000 males in 1961 under the category of 'Other Workers'. The type of Census. workers that may come under the 'Other Workers' category are factory workers, those working in trade 874,047 persons were reported as literates and or transport, all Government servants, Municipaf educated in 1971 Census compared to 653,306 literate employees, teachers. mining workers, political or and educated persons in 1961 accounting 30.73% of social workers, building labourers etc. In effect, all total population in 1971 as against 28.07% in 1961. types of f:conomic activity not covered by cultivation, The proportion of literates and educated among agricultural labourer or household industry were re males was 39.41% while among females it was 21.81%. corded under this residual category. Workers In the rural areas the percentage of literates and engaged in plantation or forestry were not treated as educated among the total popUlation was 25.64% cultivators or agricultural labourers but as 'Other while in urban areas, the literates accounted (or Workers'. 46.01% of the total urban popUlation. According to the 1971 Census there were 547,216 residential houses and 615,139 households in Guntur 1,143,964 workers were returned in 1971 as against District compared to 468,537 residential houses 1,151,102 workers in 1961 Census, thus accounting and 514,383 households in 1961. Thus there were 40.22% of the total population were workers in 1971 1.12% households per residential house at 1971 com as against 49.46% in 1961. Among males, the workers pared to 1.10% households per residential house in constituted 56.74% while among females only 23.25% 1961. were workers. 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No . r---- ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality E.B. 1 H-l 1-1-19 Locality 3 B.B, 20 3-13-1 3-13-20 1-2-1 1-2-67 -Concld. 3-14-1 3-14-67 1-3-1 1-3-20 B.B.21 3-14-68 3-14-134 E.B.2 1-3-21/1 1-3-128/1 3-15-1 3-15-3 B 1-4-1 1-4-9 3-16-1 3-16-2 B.B.3 1-4-10 1-4-121 3-17-1 3-17-16 1-5-1 1-5-7 3-18-1 3-18-6 E.B.4 1-5-8 1-5-25 B.B.22 3-18-7 3-18-25 1-6-1 1-6-60 3-19-1 3-19-38 3-20-36 1-7-1 1-7-51 3-20-1 3-21-1 3-21-18 E.B.5 1-7-52 1-7-82 B.B.23 3-22-1 3-22-18 1-8-1 1-8-72 3-23-1 3-23-20 3-24-1 3-24-12/2 Locality 2 E.B.6 2-1-1 2-1-13/3 3-25-1 3-25-15 2-1-14 2-1-7/A 3-26-1 3-26-20/4 2-2-1 2-2-36/2 3-27-1 3-27-15 2-2-65 B.B.7 2-2-37 3-28-1 3-28-2 2-3-1 2-3-14 3-28-3 3-28-47 2-4-1 2-4-35 E.B.24 3-29-1 3-29-52/3 2-5-1 2-5-15 E.B.25 3-29-53 3-29-163 2-6-1 2-6-11 B E.B.8 2-6-12 2-6-84 B.B.26 4-1-1 4-1-52 2-7-1 2-7-16 Locality 4 4-2-23/3 2-8-1 2-8-21 4-2-1 E.B.27 4-2-24 2-9-1 2-9-2 ~-51 4-3-1 -63/2 B.B.9 2-9-3 2-9-26 E.B.28 4-3-64 4-3-131 2-10-1 2-10-8 4-4-1 4-4-11/2 2-11-1 2-11-19 E.B.29 4-4-12 4-4-93 2-12-1 2-12-45 F B.B.30 4-4-94 4-4-182 4-5-1 4-5-14 Locality 3 E.B.I0 3-1-1 3-1-123 E.B.31 4-5-15 4-5-100/2 B.B.ll 3-1-124 3-1-261 B.B.32 4-5-101 4-5-139 E.B.12 3-1-262 3-1-348 4-6-1 4-6-62 B.B.13 3-1-349 3-1-483 E.B. 33 4-6-63 4-6-166/3 B.B.14 3-1-484 3-1-611 B.B.34 4--6-167 4-6-273 E.B.15 3-1-612 3-1-i60 4-7-1 4-7-13/2 B.B. 16 3-1-761 3-1-837 B.B.35 4-7-14 4-7-100 3 2-1 3-2-27 E.B.36 4-7-101 4-7-144 3-3-1 3-3-2 4-8-1 4-8-46 E.B.17 3-3-3 3-3-21 B.B.37 4-8-47 4-8-116/4 3-4-1 3-4-93 A B.B.38 4-8-117 4-8-178 EB.18 3-4-94 3-4-238/4 B.B.39 4-8-179 4-8-260/2 3-5-1 3-5-4 E.B.40 4-8-261 4-8-324 B.B.19 3-5-5 3-5-17/6 I::.B.41 4-8-325 4-8-394 3-6-1 3-6-64 E,B.42 4-8-395 4-8-420 3-7-1 3-7-10 4--9-1 4-9-56 3-8-1 3-8-24/3 E.B.43 HO-l 4-10-71 3-9-1 3-9-21 4-11-1 4-11-2 C 3-10-1 3-10-27/2 B.B.44 4-11-3 4-11-47/4 E.B.20 3-10-28 3-10-33 4-12-1 4-12-30 B 3-11-1 3-11-20 E.B.45 4-12-31 4-12-43 3-12-1 3-12-13 4-13-1 4-13-63/3 115 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of GW/fur To/uk GUNTUR CITY-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r------.A----··----~ r A ...... Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block .A Block No. E.B. No. r ~ Block No. E.B.!No. r .A ...... From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 4 E.B.46 4-13-64 4-13-78 Locality 5 E.B.64 5-29-1 5-29-3/1 -Coneld. 4--14-1 4--14--76/2 -Coneld. $-30-1 5-30-8 E.B.47 4-14-77 4-14-175/2 5-31-1 5-31-8 E.B.48 4-14-176 4-14-222 5-32-1 5-32-19/1 4-15-1 4-15-78 5-33-1 5-33-4 E.B.49 4-15-79 4-15-129 5-34-1 5-34-5 4-16-1 4-16-44/5 5-35-1 5-35-2 E.B.50 4-16-45 4-16-134 E.B.65 5-35-3 5-35-36/2 E.B.51 4-16-135 4-16-210 5-36--1 5-36-12 E,B. 52 4-16-211 4--16-305 5-37-1 5-37-87 E.B.53 4-16-306 4-16-394 B.B.66 5-37-87/1 5-37-204 E.B.67 5-37-205 E.B.54 4-16-395 4-16-490 5-37-246/3 5-38-1 5-38-67 E.B.55 4-16-491 4-16-577 5-39-1 5-39-38 4-17-1 4-17-18 5-40-1 5-40-9 EB. 56 4-17-19 4-17-91 E.B.68 5-40-10 5-40-21 4-18-1 4-18-42 5-41-1 5-41-36 5-42-1 5-42-56 Locality 5 E.B.57 5-1-1 5-1-86/1 E.B. 69 5-43-1 5-43-15/2 E.B.58 5-1-87 5-1-99 5-44-1 5-2-1 5-2-55 5-44-17 5-45-1 5-3-1 5-3-16 5-45-22 5-4-1 5-4-22 5-46-1 5-46--25 5-5-1 5-5-17 5-47-1 5-47-4 5-6-1 5-6-NA E.B.70 5-47-5 5-47-23 5-4R-l 5-7-1 5-7-17 5-48-14/A E.B.59 5-49-1 5-8-1 5-8-16 5-49-16 5-50-1 5-9-1 5-9-17 5-50-26/2 E,B.71 5-50-27 5-50--91 5-10-1 5-10-17 5-51-1 5-51-58 5-11-1 5-1HO/2 E.B.72 5-51-59 5-51-69 E.B.60 5-11-11 5-11-14 5-52-1 5-52-39 5-12-1 5-12-20 5-53-1 5-53-52 5-13-1 5-13-11/1 E.B.73 5-53-53 5-53-62 5-14-1 5-14-12 5-54-1 5-54-120 5-15-1 5-15-6 EB.74 5-54-121 5-54-142 5-16-1 5-16--10 5-55-1 5-55-85 5-17-1 5-17-17 5-56--1 5-56-13 5-18-1 5-18 ·9 E.B.75 5-56-14 5-56-45 5-19-1 5-19-2 5-57-1 5-57-58 E.B.61 5-19-3 5-19-43 5-58-1 5-58-28 5-20-1 5-20-23 E.B.76 5-58-29 5-58-32 5-21-1 . 5-21-56/1 5-59-1 5-59-66 E.B.62 5-21-57 5-21-176 5-60-1' 5-60-29 E.B.63 5-21-177 5-21-219/2 E.B.77 5-60-30 5-60-100 5-22-1 5-22-1 5-60/1-1 5-60/1-34 A 5-23-1 5-23-5 E.B.7S 5-60/1-35 5-6011-124 E.B.79 5-24-1 5-24-6/4 5-60/2-1 5-60/2-117 E.B.80 5-25-1 5-25-72 5-60/2-118 5-60/2-149 5-61-1 5-61-66 E.B.64 5-25-73 5-25-132 5-62-1 5-62-40/2 5-26-1 5-26--9 E.B.81 5-62--41 5-62-200B 5-27-1 5-27-3 5-63-1 5-63-13 5-28-1 5-28-3 5-64-1 5-64-52 116 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Gunlur Toluk GUNTUR CITy-Conld. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A-----"" r .A.---_ Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included """ Locality! in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. .A. ~ Block No. E,B. No. r---A----"":\ r-prom To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) \ Locality 5 E.B.82 5-64-53 5-64-116 Locality 6 E.B.99 6-3-27 6-3-102 -Concld. 5-65-1 5-65-27 -Concld. 6-4-1 6-4--23 E.B.83 5-65-28 5-65-54/4 E.B. 100 6-4-24 6-4-133 5-66--1 5-66-80 6-5-1 6-5-11 E.B.84 5-66-81 5-66-90 B.B.101' 6-5-12 6-5-113 5-67-1 5-67-90 6-6-1 6-6-8/5 5-68-1 5-68-13 E.B, 102 6-6-9 6-6-76 E.B.85 5-68-14 5-68-33 B,B. 103 6.-6-77 6--6-83/5 5-69-1 5-69-120 6-7-1 6-7-78 A E,B.86 5-69-121 5-69-126 6-B-l 6--8-3 5-70-1 5-70-49 E,B, 104 6--8-4 6-8-36 5-71-1 5-79-59 6-9-1 6-9-35/2 5-72-1 5-72-15 6--10-1 6-10-28 E.B.87 5-72-16 5-72-80 E,B. 105 6-10-29 6-10-51 5-73-1 5-73-5 6-11-1 6--11-62 5-74-1 5-74-18 E,B, 106 6-11-63 6-11-69 5-75-1 5-75-18 6-12-1 6-12-84/4 E,B. 88 5-75-19 5-75-26 E,B, 107 6-12-85 6-12-89/2 5-76-1 5-76-22 6-13-1 6--13-69 5-77-1 5-77-20 E,B. 108 6-13-70 6-13-91 5-78-1 5-78-53 6--14-1 6-14-58/6 E.B.89 5-78-54 5-78-85 E,B.109 6-14-59 6-14-68 5-79-1 5-79-20 6--15-1 6-15-88 5-80-1 5-80-11 6-16-1 Only one 5-8H 5-81-25 5-82-1 5-82-28 house E,B. 110 6-16--2 6-16--55 5-83-1 5-83-4 6-17-1 6-17-41 E.B,90 5-83-5 5-83-8 E.B.ll1 6-17-42 6-17-68/6 5-84-1 5-84-10 6-18-1 6-18-12 5-85-1 5-85-5 6-19-1 6-19-116 5-86-1 5-86-44 6-20-1 6-20-47 5-87-1 5-87-33 E.B. 112 6-20-48 6-20-107 B.B.91 5-87-14 5-87-114 6-21-1 6-21-52 E.B.92 5-87-115 5-87-125 E,B.ll3 6-21-53 6-21-113 5-88-1 5-88-12 6-22-1 6-22-6/4 5-89-1 5-89-27 6-23-1 6-23-14 5-90-1 5-90-25 6-24-1 6-24-17 E.B.93 5-90-26 5-90-73 6-25-1 6-25-21 5-91-1 5-91-29 6-26-\ 5-93-1 6-26-12/3 5-93-4/2 E,B. 114 6--26-13 E.B.94 5-91-30 5-91-40 6-26-49 6-27-1 6-27-39/8 5-92-1 5-92-60 6-28-1 6--28-71 5-96·-1 5-96-15 B.B. 115 6-28-72 6-28-218 E.B.95 5-93-5 5-93-57 E.B. 116 6-28-219 6--28-235 5-94-1 5-94-31 6--29-1 6-29-17 E.B.96 5-95-1 5-95-26 '-30-1 6-30-59 5 97-1 5-97-25 B.B. 117 6-30-60 6-30-169 5-98-1 5-98-64 6--31-1 6-31-8 E.B. 118 6-31-9 6-3H3A Locality 6 E.B. 97 6-1-1 6-1-74 6-2-1 6-2-62 Locality 7 E.B. 118 7-1-1 . 7-1-40 E.B.98 6-2-63 6-2-108 7-2-1 7-2-33/3 6-3-1 6-3-26/2 E,B. 119 7-2-34 7-2-110/4 117 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Guntur Taluk GUNTUR CITy-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's______Block No.A __ and· ___ its Jurisdiction---....,. r A ...... Ward/ r House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block A RlockNo. E.B. No. r A "":.\ Block No, E.B. No. r ...... From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 7 E.B. 120 7-2-111 7-2-210 Locality 8 E.B. 152 8-5-43 8-5-112/6 -Coneld. E.B. 121 7-2-211 7-2-241 --Coneld. 8-6-1 8--6-21 7-3-1 7-3-40/1 E.B. 153 8-6-22 8--6-113 7-4-1 7-4-36/2 8-7-1 8-7-8 E.B. 122 7-4-37 7-4-44/6 E.B. 154 8-7-9 8-7-134 7-5-1 7-5-65/1 8-8-1 8-8-18 7-6-1 7-6-36/2 E.B. 155 8-8-19 8-8-116 E.B. 123 7-6-37 7-6-173 8-9-1 8-9-14 B.B. 124 7--6-174 7-6-336 E.B. 156 8-9-15 8-9-115 B.B. 125 7-6-337 7-6--44 7 E.B. 157 8-9-116 8-9-138 E.B. 126 7-6-448 7-6-596 8-10-1 8-10-59/3 B.B. 127 7-6-597 7-6-711 E.B. 158 8-10-60 8-10-181 E.B. 128 7-6-712 7-6-833 E.B. 159 8-10-182 8--10-268/2 E B. 129 7-6-834 7-6-870 E.B. 160 8-10-269 8-10-313 7-7-1 7-7-46/2 8-11-1 8-11-48 7-8-1 7-8· 33 f.B. 161 8-11-49 8-11-103 7-9-1 7-9-2/6 8-12-1 8-12-30/2 E.B.130 7-9-3 7-9-29 E.B. 162 8-12-31 8-12-105/2 , 7-10-1 7-10-45 E.B. 163 8~12-)06 8-12-133 7-11-1 7-11-14 8-13-1 8-13-61/2 E.B. 131 7-11-15 7-11-95/1 E.B. 164 8-13-62 8-13-77/2 E.B. 132 7-11-96 7-11-190/6 8-14-1 8-14-89 E.B. 133 7-11-191 7-11-225 E.B. 165 8-14--90 8-14-97 7-12-1 7-12-55/3 8':'15-1 8-15-17 E.B. 134' 7-12-56 7-12-82 8-16-1 8-16-38 7-13-1 7-13-37/2 8-17-1 8-17-46 7-14-1 7-14-16 E.B. 166 8-17-47 8-17-76/2 B.B.135 7-14-17 7-14-56/2 8-18-1 8-18-59/2 7-15-1 7-15-20 8-19-1 8-19-6 7-16-1 7-16-3 E.B. 167 8-19-7 8-19-26 E.B. ]36 7-16-4 7-16-114 8-20-1 8-20-46 E.B. 137 7-16-115 7-16-261 8-21-1 8-21-15/2 E B. 138 7-17-1 7-17-38/2 E.B. 168 8-21-16 8-21-32 E.B. 139 7-17-39 7-17-101/2 8-22-1 8-22-53 E.B.14O 7-17-102 7-17-172/2 E.B. 169 8-22-54 8-22-87/1 E.B. 141 7-17-173 7-17-258 8-23-1 8-23-38 E.B. 142 7-17-259 7-17-363 8-24-1 8-24-45/2 E.B. 143 7-17-364 7-17--410 7-18-1 7-18--67 E.B. 144 7-18-68 7-18-112 Locality 9 E.B. 170 9-1-1 9-1-65 7-19-1 7-19-53/2 9-2-1 9-2-39 9-3-1 9-3-37 E.B.145 7-19-54 7-19-148 E.B.171 9-3-38 9-3-50 9-4-1 6-4-68 Locality 8 E.B. 146 8-1-1 8-1-117 E.B.I72 9-4--69 9-4-114/2 E.B. 147 8-1-118 8-1-157 9-5-1 9-5-25/6 8-2-1 8-2-52 E.B. 173 9-5-26 9-5-31 E.B. 148 8-2-53 8-2-97 9-6-1 9-6-52 8-3-1 8-3-75 E.B. 174 9-6-53 9-6-67 E.B. 149 8-3-76 8-3-204 9-7-1 9-7-44 E.B. 150 8-3-205 8-3-282 E.B. 175 9-7-45 9-7-95/3 8-4-1 8-4-18 9-8-1 9-8-12 E.B. 151 8-4-19 8-4-55/2 E.B. 176 9-8-13 9-8-26/4 8-5-1 8-5-42/2 9-9-1 9-9-67/2 118 Stattme~t showi1lg the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Guntur Taluk GUNTUR CITY-Colltd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r------A --.--- r .A ..,. Ward/ House Numbers included """ Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block .A. Block No. A Block No. E.B. No. r ..,. E.B. No. r ~ From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality IJ E.B. 177 9-9-68 9-9-76 Locality 12 E.B.202 12-17-1 12-17-55 -Coneld. 9-10-1 9-10--91 -Coneld. 12-18-1 12-18-49 E.B. 178 9-10-92 9-10--157 12-19-1 12-19-15 9-11-1 9-11-64 E.B. 203 12-19-16 12-19-98 E.B. 179 9-11-65 9-11-148/2 12-20-1 12-20-35/4 E.B. 180 9-11-149 9-11-189 12-21-1 12-21-53 12-22-1 12-22-28 E.B.204 12-22-29 12-22-50 A Locality 10 E.B. 180 10-1-17 10-1-1 12-23-1 12-23-39 10-2-21/2 10-2-1 12-24 1 12-24-39 E.B. 181 10-2-22 10-2-33/2 12-25-1 12-25-3 10-3-1 10-3-37 E.B.205 12-25-4 12-25-125/3 10-4-1 10-4-18 E.B.206 12-25-126 12-25-182 A 10-5-1 10-5-5 12-26-1 12-26-60 10-6-1 10-6-30 12-27-1 12-27-66 E.B.207 12-27-67 12-23-208 B Locality 11 E.B. 182 11-1-1 11-1-112 E.B. 208 12-27-209 12-27-219 11-2-1 11-2-31 12-28-1 12-28-99 11-3-1 11-3-13/4 11-4-1 11-4-38(6 Locality 13 E.B.209 13-1-1 13-1-103/3 E.B. 183 11-4-39 11-4-125/3 E.B.210 13-1-104 13-1~107 E.B. 184 11--4-126 11-4-232/2 13-2-1 13-2-70/1 E.B. 185 11--4-233 11-4-252/2 13-3-1 13-3-4/1 11-5-1 11-5-19/2 E.B.211 13-3-5 13-3-52/1 13-4-1 13-4-37 E.B. 212 13-4-3& 13-4-65/4 Locality 12 E.B. 186 12-1-1 12-1-99 13-5-1 13-5-34 E.B. 187 12-3-1 12-3-35 E.B. 213 13-5-35 13-5-100 12-4-1 12-4-11 B.B. 214 13-5-101 13-5-134 12-5-1 12-5-4/2 13-6-1 12-6-1 12-6-9/3 13-6-37 E.B. 215 13-6-38 12-7-1 12-7-58/3 13-6-87 E.B.216 13-6-88 B.B. 188 12-7-59 12-7-175/2 13-6-109 13-7-1 13-7-46/6 E.B. 189 12-7-176 12-7-261/6 E.B.217 13-7-47 13-7-136 E.B. 190 12-7-262 12-7-284 13-8-1 12-8-1 12-8-82 13-:8-2/2 E.B. 218 13-8-3 E.B. 191 12-8-83 12-8-134 13-8-91/26 12-9-1 12-9-34 E B. 219 13-8-92 13-8-147/2 12-10-1 12-10-33/2 E.B. 220 13-8-148 13-8-192/3 E.B. 192 12-10-34 12-10-42 12-11-1 12-11-96/ Al2 Locality 14 E,B.220 14-1-1 14-1-70 E.B. 193 12-11-97 12-11-221 E.B.221 14-1-71 14-1-177 E.B. 194 12-11-222 12-11-340 14-2-1 14-2-127/3 E.B. 195 12-11-341 12-11":471 E.B. 2ZZ 14-3-128 . 14-3-129 E.B.196 12-11-472 12-11-591/2 14-3-1 14-3-3/2 E.B.197 12-11-592 12-11-667 E.B.223 14-3-4 14-3-59/3 E.B. 198 12-11-668 12-11-731/2 E.B.224 14-3-60 14-3-96 E.B. 199 12-11-732 12~11-81O 14-4-1 14-4-34/5 12-12-1 12-12-24/5 E.B.225 14-4-35 14-4-85/3 E.B.200 12-12-25 12-12-75 E.B.226 14-4-86 14-4-146 12-13-1 12-13-31 E.B.727 14-4-147 14-4-209/3 12-14-1 12-14-19/3 E.B.228 14-4-210 14-4-293 E.B.201 12-14-20 12-14-30 12-15-1 12-15-46 Locality 15 E.B.229 15-1-1 15-1-69 12-16-1 12-16-34 15-2-1 15-2-86 C 119 Statement showing tlte Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Guntur Taluk GUNTUR ClTy-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction • , A------""'\ r------""'\ Ward! House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r-----A ~ Block No. E.B. No. r------A------.. From To From To (1) (2) (3 ) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 15 E.B. 230 15-2-87 15-2-106 Locality 16 E B. 258 16-15-78 16-15-139/2 --CoI'ICId. 15-3-1 15-3-79 -Concld. 16-16-1 16-16-34/3 E.B.231 IS-3-80 15-3-121 E B. 2S9 16-16-35 16-16-129 15-4-1 15-4-68/4 E.B.260 16-16-130 16-16-226 E B. 232 15-4-69 ]5-4-194 E.B. 261 16--16-227 16-16-287 EB.233 15-4-195 15-4-227 16-17-1 16-17-47 15-5-1 IS-5-83 E.B.262 16-17-48 16-17-142 15-6-1 IS-6-17 E.B. 263 16-17-143 16-17-150 E.B.234 15-6--18 15-6-88 16-18-1 16-18-107 E.B. 235 15-6-89 15-6-146 E.B.264 16-18-108 16-18-136 IS-7-1 15-7-39 16-19-1 16-19-85/2 E.B.236 15-7-40 15-8-137/3 E.B. 265 16-19-86 16-19-214 E.B.237 15-7-138 15-7-140 E.B. 266 16-19-215 16-19-238 15-8-1 IS·-8-10911 16-20-1 16-20-70 E B. 238 15-8-110 15-8-195 E.B. 267 16-20-71 16-20--81 15-9-1 IS-9-4111 16-21-1 16-21-69 E.B.239 15-9-42 • 15-9-47 E.B. 268 16-21-70 16-21-96 15-10-1 IS-10-67 16-22-1 16-22-74 E B. 240 15-10-68 15-10-164/1 E.B. 269 16-22-75 16-22-148 15-11-1 15-11-1515 16-23-1 16-23-20 E.B.241 15-11-16 15-11-37 E.B. 270 16-23-21 16-23-116 15-12-1 15-12-199 16-24-1 16-24-14/3 E.B. 271 16-24-15 16-24-30 Locality 16 E.B.242 16-1-[ 16-1-103(2 16-25-1 16-25- 35 E.B. 243 16-1-104 16-1-140 16-26-1 16-26-35 16-2-1 16-2-58 16-27-1 16-27-2/2 16-3-1 16-3-25/2 f.B.272 16-27-3 16-27-79/3 E B. 244 16-3-26 16-3-56 E.B. 273 16-27-80 16-27-151/2 16--4-1 16-4-75 EB.274 16-27-152 16-27-185 E.B. 245 164-76 16-4-160 16-28-1 16-28-57 E.B. 246 16-4-161 164-182 16-5-1 16-5-43 Locality 17 E.B. 275 17-1-1 17-1-41/1 E.B.247 16-5-44 16-5-136 17-2-1 17-2-26 E.B.248 16-5-137 16-5-255 E.B.276 17-2-27 17 -2·-36/1 17-3-1 17-3-20 16-5-256 16-5-304 E.B.249 17-4-1 17-4-24/1 16-6-1 16-6-57 17-5-1 17-5-20 E.B.250 16-6-58 16-6-70 E.B. 277 17-5-21 17-5-62 16-7-1 16-7-34 17-6-1 17-6-25 16-8-1 16-8-39 17-7-1 17-7-26 E.B. 251 16-8-40 16-8-115 17-8-1 17-8-5 E B. 252 16-8-116 16-8-140/2 E.B.278 17-8-6 17-8-76 16-9-1 ~ 6-9-45/2 E.B.279 17-8-77 17-8-80 16-10-1 16-10-11/2 17-9-1 17-9-55 E.B. 253 16-1(}..12 16-10-56 17-10-1 17-10-10 16-11-1 16-11-31/2 E.B.280 17-10-11 17-10-60 E.B.254 16-11-32 16-11-88 17-11-1 17-11-44 16-11-89 16-11-91 E.B. 255 B.B. 281 17-11-45 17-11-77 16-12-1 16-12-51 17-12-1 17-12-19 16-13-21 16-13-21 17-13-1 17-13-19 E.B.256 16-13-22 16-11-53 17-14-1 17-14-38 16-14-1 16-14-46/3 17-15-1 17-15-25 E.B. 257 16-14-47 16-14-54 17-16-1 17-16-29 16-15-1 16-15-77 17-17-1 17-17-11 120 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in .the Urban Areas of Guntur Taluk GUNTUR CITY-Contd. Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction .A.--- r------..A.----- Ward/ House Numbers included '"" Ward/ House Numbers included ""' Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. A -, Block No. E.B. No. ,----A-----" From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 18 E.B. 282 18-1-1 18-1-6 Locality 18 E.B. 301 18-37-1 18-37-20 18-2-1 18-2-13 -Cone/d. 18-38-1 18-38--12/2 18-3-1 18-3-31 E.B.302 18-38-13 18-38-17 18-4-1 18-4-10 18-39-1 18-39-80/2 E.B.283 18-4-11 18-4-32 E.B. 303 18-39-81 18-39-117/2 18-5-1 18-5-50 18-40-1 18-40-39 18-6-1 18-6-9/4 E.B. 304 18-40-40 18-40-98 B.B.284 18-6-10 18-6-51 18-41-1 18.41-19/1 18-7-1 18-7-22 E.B. 305 18-41-20 18-41-108 B.B. 285 18-7-23 18-7-43 18-42-1 18-42-26 18-8-1 18-8-22 E.B.306 18-42-27 18-42-142/1 18-9-1 18-9-27 E.B.286 18-9-28 18--9-34 Locality 19 E.B. 307 18-10-1 18-10-22 19-1-1 19-1-48 18-11-1 18-11-40 19-2-1 19-2-6A/4 19-3-1 19-3-20/2 E.B.287 18-11-41 18-1H15 E.B.308 19-3-21 19-3-101/2 18-11-116 18-11-153 E.B. 288 . E.B. 309 19-3-\oI/A 19-3-115A 18-12-1 18-12-30/4 19-4-1 19-"-17 E.B. 289 18-12-31 18-12-57/3 19-5-1 19-5-11i3 18-13-1 18-13-46/3 19-6-\ 19-6-27/3 B.B.290 18-13-47 18-13-68 B.B. 310 19-6-28 19-6-61 18-14-1 18-14-32 19-7-1 19-7-104/4 18-15-1 18-15-10 E B. 311 19-7-105 19-7-168 B.B. 291 18-15-11 18-15-21 B.B.312 19-7-169 19-7-275/4 18-16-1 18-16-41 E.B. 313 19-7-276 19-7-353 18-17-1 18-17-33/3 E.B. 314 19-7-154 19-7~448/2 B.B.292 18-17-34 18-17-56 E.B. 315 19-7-449 19· 7-522/3 18-18-1 18-18-108/2 E.B. 316 19-7-523 17-7-595/2 B.B.293 18-18-109 18-18-145 E.B. 317 19-7-596 19-7-696 18-19-1 18-19-38/4 E.B. 318 19-8-1 19-8-97 B.B.294 18-19-39 18-19-111 19-9-1 19-9-97 18-19-112 18-19-172 E.B.295 E.B. 319 19-9-98 19-9-223 18-20-1 18-20-8 19-10-1 19-10-90/2 18-21-1 18-21-18 E.B.296 18-21-19 18-21-28 18-22-1 18-22-76 Locality 20 B.B. 320 20-1-1 20-1-30 E.B.297 18-22-77 18-22-103 20-2-1 20-2-22/2 18-23-1 18-23-6 20-3-1 20-3-36/3 18-24-1 18-24-23 E.B. 321 20-3-37 20-3-45 18-25-1 18-25-31 20-4-1 20-4-50 18~26-1 18-26-5 20-5-1 20-5-23/2 E.B. 298 18-26-6 18-26-71 EB.322 20-5-24 20-5-35 18-27-1 18· 27-24 20-6-1 20-6-17/3 E.B.299 18-28-1 18-28-15 20-7-1 20-7-34/2 18-29-1 18-29-7/2 20-8-1 20-8-31 18-30-1 18-30-27 E.B. 323 20-8-32 20-8-113 18-31-1 18-31-21- 20-9-1 20-9-18 J8-32-1 18-32-26 E.B. 324 20-9-19 20-9-73 E.B. 300 18-32-27 18-32-37/2 20-10-1 20~10-22 18-33-1 18-33-36 20-11-1 20-11-27 18-34-1 18-34-36/4 20-12-1 20-12-58 E.B. 301 18-34-37 18-34-42 E.B. 325 20-12-59 20-12-85 18-35-1 18-35-27/3 20-13-1 20-13-75/3 18-36-1 18-36-27 20-14-1 20-14-8/2 121 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Gunlur Taluk GUNTUR CITy-Conld. Bnumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r- A--··_ ..... r- A ..... Wardl House Numbers included ,. Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. B.B. No. r .A...... Block No • E.B. No. r A ..... From To From To (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 20 E.B. 326 20-14-9 20-14-45 Locality 22 E.B. 347 22-12-105 22-12-217 -Cone/d. 20-15-1 20-15-32/2 -Coneld. 22-13-1 22-13-38 20-16-1 20-16-6/10 E.B. 348 22-13-39 22-13-156 E.B.327 20-16-7 20-16-31/4 22-14-1 22-14-48 20-17-1 20-17-39 B.B. 328 2(}-17-40 20-17-87 Locality 23 B.B. 349 23-1-1 23-1-196 20-18-1 20-18-51 23-2-1 23-2-13 E.B.329 20-18-52 20-18-164 23-3-1 23-3-18 B.B.330 20-18-165 20-18-265 23-4-1 23-4-156 E.B. 331 20-18-266 20-18-384 23-5-1 23-5-44 E.B. 332 20-18-385 20-18-530 23-6-1 23-6-165 23-7-1 23-7-57 Locality 21 E.B. 333 21-1-1 21-1-13 E,B. 350 23-7-58 23-7-90 21-2-1 21-2-106 23-8-1 23-8-20 21-3-1 21-3-55 23-9-1 23-9-77 21-4-1 21-4-62 23-10-1 23-10-57 E.B. 334 21-4-63 21-4-89 23-11-1 23-11-159 21-5-1 21-5-30 23-12-1 23-12-91 21-6-1 21-6-27 21-7-1 21-7-36 Locality 24 E.B. 351 24-1-1 24-1-45 21-8-1 21-8-13 24-2-1 24-2-147 24-3-1 24-3-32/4 21-8-14 21-8-94 B.B. 335 E.B. 352 24-3-33 24-3-121 21-9-1 21-9-88 24-4-1 24-4-9 21-10-1 21-10-7 E B. 353 24-4-10 24-4-83 21-10-8 21-10--36 B.B. 336 E.B. 354 24-4-84 24-4-98 21-11-1 21-11-41 24-5-1 24-5-57 21-12-1 21-12-77 24-6-1 24-6-27 21-13-1 21-13-62 E.B. 355 24-6-28 24-6-30/1 21-13-63 21-13-65 E.B.337 24-7-1 24-7-14 21-14-1 21-14-69 24-8-1 24-8-57 21-15-1 21-15-9 24-9-1 24-9-9/2 21-16-1 21-16-18 E.B 356 24-9-10 24-9-78 21-16-19 E.B.338 21-16-73 E.B. 357 24-9-79 24-9-152 21-17-1 21-17-34 E.B. 358 24-10-1 24-10-56 21-18-1 21-18-24 24-11-1 24-11-20 21-19-1 21-19-21 E.B. 359 24-11-21 24-11-90/3 E.B.360 24-11-91 24-11-208 Locality 22 E.B.339 22-1-1 22-1-135 22-2-1 22-2-87 Locality 2S E.B. 361 25+1 25-H9 22-3-1 22-3-82 E.B. 362 25-1-90 25-1-141 22-4-1 22-4-63 25-2-1 25-2-15 22-5-1 22-5-40f2 E.B. 363 25-2-16 25-2-67 E.B.340 22-5-41 22-5-170 25-3-1 25-3-23/3 E.B. 341 22-6-1 22-6-132 E.B.364 25-3-24 25-3-76/3 22-7-1 22-7-27/2 E.B. 365 25-3-77 25-3-101 E.B.342 22-7-28 22-7-156 25-4-1 25-4-4515 22-8-1 22-8-29 B.B. 366 25-4-46 25-4-116/3 E.B.343 22-8-30 22-8-52 E.B.367 25-4-117 25-4-181 22-9-1 22-9-113 25-5-1 25-5-21/2 22-10-1 22-10-59/4 E.B. 368 25-5-22 25-5-31 B.B.344 22-10-60 22-10-130 25-6-1 25-6-56/A3 22-11-1 22-11-46/4 25-7-1 25-7-11 B.B. 345 22-11-47 22-11-223 E B. 369 25-7-12 25-7-38/4 B.B. 346 22-11-224 22-11-253 25-8-1 25-8-33/6 22-12-1 22-12-104 25-9-1 25-9-8/2 122 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Guntur Taluk GUNTUR CITy-Contd. ~numerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ·r.------..A.--.·-~----..... r .A. ... Wardl House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block LocaIi ty/ ,---___..A. _____-:.. in the Block Block No. E.B. No. Block No. E.B. No. r ..A. -:.. From To From To (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 25 E.B. 370 25-9-9 25-9-38/4 Locality 26 E.B. 399 26-18-58 26-18-62 -Cone/d. 25-10-1 25-10-66 -Cone/d. 26-19-1 26-19-122 E.B. 371 25-10-67 25-10-143/2 E.B.4oo 26-19-123 26-19-168 E B. 372 25-10-144 25-10-168 26-20-1 26-20-90 25-11-1 25-11-112 E.B. 401 26-20-91 26-20-226 E.B. 373 25-11-113 25-11-128 f..B.402 26-20--227 26-20-354 25-12·1 25-12-55/2 B.B.403 26-20-'-355 26-20-368 E.B. 374 25-12-56 25-12-82/4 26-21-1 26-21-87 25-13-1 25-13-35/2 26-22-1 26-22-58/4 E.B. 375 25-13-36 25-13-64/4 E.B.404 26-22-59 26-22-67 25-14-1 25-14-42/4 26-23-1 26-23-27 E.B. 376 25-14-43 25-14-73 26-24-1 26-24-47 25-15-1 25-15-27 26-25-1 26-25-12 25-16-1 25-16-53 26-26-1 26-26-7 E.B. 377 25-16-214 25-16-258 E.B.405 26-26-8 26-26-37 25-17-1 25-17-56/6 26-27-1 26-27-90 E.B. 378 25-16-54 25-16-213 E.B.406 26-27-91 26-27-208 E.B. 379 25-17-57 25-17-146 B.B.407 26-27-209 26-27-245 E.B. 380 25-17-147 25-17-236/2 26-28-1 26-28-65 E.B. 381 25-17-237 25-17-320 B.B.40& 26-28-66 26-28-172 B.B. 382 25-17-321 25-17-396/2 B.B.409 25-29-1 26-29-44 E.B. 383 25-17-397 25-17-469f4 26-30-1 26-30-47 E.B. 384 25-17-470 25-17-514/5 E.B.410 26-30-48 26-30--80/3 25-18-1 25-18-30 26-31-1 26-31-75{2 B.B.385 25-18-31 25-18-106 E.B.411 26-31-76 26-31-134 26--:32-1 26-32-55 Locality 26 E.B.386 26-H 26-1-79 E.B.412 26-33-1 26-33-51 E.B. 387 26-1-80 26-1-132 26-34-1 26-34-42 26-2-1 26-2-13 E.B.413 26-34-43 26-34-61 26-3-1 26-3-33 26-35-1 25-35-60 E.B. 388 26-3-34 26-3-51 26-36-1 26-36---48 26-4-1 26-4-40 E.B. 414 26-36-49 26-36-163 E.B. 389 26-5-1 26-5-16 26-6-1 26-6-22 26-7-1 26-7-7 Locality 27 E.B. 415 27-1-1 27-1-12 26-8-1 26-8-61 E.B. 416 27-1-13 27-1-21 26-9-1 26-9-33 27-2-1 27-2-87 E B. 390 26-9-34 26-9-47 EB.417 27-2-88 27-2-101/D 26-10-1 26-10-74/2 27-3-1 27-3-88 E.B. 391 26-10-75 26-10-.84 E B. 418 27-3-89 27-3-133 26-11-1 26-11-45 27-4-1 27-4-44 26-12-1 26--12-31/3 E.B. 419 27-4-45 27-4-48 26-12-32 26-12-42 E.B.392 27-5-1 27-5-17A 26-13-1 26-13-37 27-6-1 27-6-29A 26-14-1 26-14-52 E.B. 393 26-14-53 26-14-167 E.B. 420 27-6-30 27-6-36A 27-7-1 27-7-218 E.B.394 26-15-1 26-15-40 26-16-1 26-16-39 27-8-1 27-8-16 B.B.395 26-16-40 26-16-126 27-9-1 27-9-16 E.B .. 396 26-16··127 26-16-217/3 B.B.421 27-9-17 27-9-62 26-17-1 26-17-21 27-10-1 27-10-24 b.B. 397 26-1-22 26-12-143 E.B.422 27-10-25 27-10-42 E.B.398 26-17-144 26-17-200 27-11-1. 27-11-67 26-18-1 26-18-57 27-12-1 27-12-17 123 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of GWltUf Taluk GUNTUR cnr--Col/cld. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction --.-----.A.--.-.. """ r-·------A ------.. Ward/ .- House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. .A.------:-. Block No. E.B. No. ,-----.A.--___ "'" From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 28 E.B. 423 28-1-1 28-1-81 Locality 28 E.B.424 28-4-1 28-4-13 28-2-1 28-2-37A -Concld. 28-5-1 28-5-35/17 28-3-1 28-1-9/4 E.B. 4~5 28-5 -36 28-5-46/10 E.B.424 28-3-]1) 28-3-71 TADEPALLE TOWN Block E.B. WI 1-1 1·107 Block 10 E.B. 111 10-1 10-58 E.B. 102 \-108 1-132/3 E.B. 112 10-59 10-126B Block 2 & 3 E.B. 102 2-1 2-99 Block 11 E.B. 112 11-1 11-34 E.B. 103 2-100 2-125A E.B. 113 11-35 11-134 E.B. 103 3-1 3- 70/1 E.B.114 11-135 11-284/3 E.B. 104 3-71 3-163/6 Block 12 E.B. 114 12-1 12-1S Block 4 E.B. 104 4-1 4-33 Block 13 E.B. liS 12-16 12-104 E.B. 105 4-34 4-185 13-1 13-19 E.B. 106 4-186 4-207 E.B. 116 13-20 13-135 E.B. 117 13-136 13-244E Block 5 E.B. 106 5-1 5-79 Block 14 E.B.117 E.B.I07 5-80 5-225/E 14-1 14-34 E.B. 118 14-35 14-113/A Block 6 E.B. 107 6-1 6-54 E.B. 119 14-113B 14-181 E.B. 108 6-55 6-166B E.B. 120 14-182 14-255D Block 7 E.B. 108 7-1 7-40 E.B 121 14-256 14-353 E.B. 109 7-41 7-128 Block 15 E.B. 121 15-1 15-S8 Block 8 E.B. 109 8-1 8-31 E.B. 122 IS-58A 15-173 E.B.lI0 8~32 8-69A E.B. 123 ' 15-174 IS-340 Block 9 E.B.ll0 9-1 9-60 E.B. 124 15-341 15-640 E.B. 111 9-61 9-211 E.B. 114 15-1/226 15-1/313 MANGALAGIRI TOWN Ward 1 E.B.l 1-1 l-111/3 Ward 6 E.B. 26 6-1 6-128 E.B.2 1-111/4 1-238 E.B. 27 6-129 6-243 E.B.3 1-239/ A 1-349 Ward 7 E.B.28 7-1 7-83 E.B.4 1-350 1-455A E.B.29 7-84 7-214/A E.B.5 1-456/1 1-589/2 E.B.30 7-215 7-307 E.B.6 1-590 1-717H E.B. 31 7-308 7-386/1 E.B.7 1-7171 1-861 F.B.32 7-387 7-462 E.B.8 1-862 1-1.014 F.B.33 7-463 7-526/2 E.B.9 1-1015 H,105 E.B.34 7-S26A • 7-591 E.B. 10 l-ll0SA 1-1,210/2 Ward 8 E.B.35 8-1 8-96 E.B.11 1-1211 1-1,337/2 E.B. 36 8-97/1 8-182/2 E.B. 12 1-1338 H,453 E.B. 37 8-183 8-286 Ward 2 E.B.13 2-1 2-126 E.B.38 8-287 8-378A E.B.39 8-397/1 8-469A Ward 3 E.B.14 3-1 3-145 E.B.40 8-470 8-552 E.B. 15 3-146 3-361 B.B.41 8-553/1 8-631 E.B.42 3-632/1 8-740 Ward 4 E.B. 16 4-1 4-137 Ward 9 E.B.43 9-1 9-130/2 E.B. 17 4-138 4-257 E.B.44 9-131 9-300 E.B. 18 4-258 4-383/4 EB.45 9-301 9-474 Ward 5 E.B. 19 5-1 5-108/ A Ward 10 E,B.46 10-1 10-·114 E.B.20 5-109 5-196/1 E.B.47 10-115 10-206 E.B.21 5-197 5-271 E.B.48 10-207 10-313A E.B.22 5-272 5-372 I Ward 11 E.B.49 11-1 11-96 E.B.23 5-373 5-475A E B. 50 11-97 11-189 E.B.51 E.B.24 5-476 11-190 11-284 5-555 E.B.52 11-285 E.B.2S 11-380 5-556 5-603 E.B.53 11-381 11-473 N.B:- 111 a few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. 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No. ,----.A..---__"" From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality E B, 1-32-31 1-32-35 Locality E.B,7 H-30 1-1-34 1-33-1 1-33-6 -Cone/d. 1-16-1 1-16-38 1-34-1 1-34-3 1-15-34 1-15-41 1-34-58 1-34-62 1-7-1 1-7-12 1-35-1 1-35-4 1-8-32 1-8-42 1-35-50 1-35-52 1-15-6 1-15-17 1-36-5 1-36-1 1-\4-7 1-14-14 1-36-42 1-36-43 1-18-1 1-18-4 1-42-83 1-42-92 1-2-22 (1) 1-2-23 (6) EB.8 1-1-1 1-1-29 1-31-6 1-31-24 1-10-1 1-10-6 1-38-17 1-38-28 1-15-43 1-15-44 E.B.2 1-13-22 1-13-28 1-15-1 1-15-5 1-21-27 1-21-32 (4) 1-14-15 1-14-21 1-22-1 1-22-2 (4) 1-8-1 1-8-23 1-23-1 1-23-5 1-9-1 1- 9-25 1-24-1 1-24-10 (3) 1-11-1 1-11-8 1-2-4 1-2-16 1-26-1 1-26-27 £,B.9 1-14-1 1-14-6B 1-13-1 1-13-16 1-32-1 1-32-8 B.B.3 1-13-32 1-13-41 1-13-21 1-13-17 1-32-9 1-32-19 1-25-8 1-25-1 1-14- (1)-1 1-14-(1) 4 1-26-35 1-26-50 1-8-24 1-8-31 1-27-1 1-27-93 1-12-1 1-12-3 1-28-1 1-28-10 1-11-9 1-11-22 1-31-25 1-31-27 1-38-1 1-38-4 1-2-17 1-2-21 1-18-5 1-30-1 1-30-3(2) 1-18-13 1-31-1 1-31-5 B,B.4 1-26-28 1-26-34 E.B.10 1-30-4 1-30-5 1-40-1 1-40-9 1-29-1 1-29-5 1-32-20 1-3:!-30 1-29-6 1-29-26 1-34-4 1-34-50 1-21-20 1-21-26 1-35-9 1-35-30 1-28-11 1-28-16 1-38-5 1-38-7 1-15-18 1-15-22 1-39-1 1-39-3 1-18-14 1-18-23 E.B.11 1-34-51 1-13-29 1-13-31 1-34-57 1-35-5 1-35-8 B,B.5 1-21-1 1-21-19 (3) 1-35-41 1-35-49 1-20-1 1-20-7 1-36-6 1-36-10 1-1-39 1-1-61 1-36-33 1-36-41 1-5-10 1-5-19 1-37-1 1-37-5 1-19-1 1-19-8 1-37-26 1-37-28 1-4-1 1-4-19 1-38-8 1-38-16 1-3-1 1-3-8 1-39-4 1-39-27 1-2-1 1-2-3 1-40-19 1-40-32 E,B.6 1-1-35 1-1-38 E.B. 12 1-35-31 1-35-40 1-17-1 1-17-5 1-36-11 1-36-32 1-37-6 1-15-23 1-15":33 1-37-25 1-40-10 1-40-18 1-6-1 1-6-16 1-5-1 1-5-9 E.8.13 1-42-1 1-42-82 1-7-13 1-7-24 1-41-1 1-41-8 184 Statement sholVing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenali Taluk TENALl CITy-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdictioll Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ~------A--··. ,. .A "':\ Ward) ,.. House Numbers included '"'" Ward) House Numbers included Locality) in the Block Locality) in the Block DlockNo. B.B. No. r A ~ Block No. E.B. No. r .A ":l. From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 2 E.B. 14 2-1-1 2-1-35 Locality 2 E.B.21 2-19-22 2-.19-27 2-12-21 2-12-24 -Cone/d. 2-23-7 2-23-12 2-11-1 2-11-23 2-8-72 2-8-89 2-10-1 2-10-8 2-27-4 2-27-7 2-12-1 2-12-15 2-8-11 2-8-21 2-13-1 2-13-8 E.B.22 2-8-90 2-8-106 2-14-1 2-14-9 2-15-17 2-15-29 2 -14-32 2-14-41 2-7-6 2-7-12 2-15-53 2-15-57 E.B.23 2-7-13 2-7-44 2-16-4 2-16-10 E.D.24 2-15-38 2-15-45 2-9-3 2-9-7 2+77 2-1-101 U.B.15 2-12-16 2-12-20 2-8-107 2-8-115 2-10-9 2-10-10 2-7-1 2-7-5 2-1-36 2-1-76 2-7-53 2-7-56 2-9-1 2-9-2 2-6-1 2-6-5 2-9-8 2-9-20 2-6-120 2-6-128 2-15-46 2-15-52 2-5-1 2-5-5 2-14-10 2-14-31 E.B.25 2-6-23 2-6-119 2-8-6 2-8-1 B.B.26 2-4-15 2-4-35 2-16-3 2-16-1 2-H02 2-1-109 E.B.16 2-18-7 2-1&-14 2-1-110 2-1-114 2-16-11 2-5-6 2-5-B 2-23-1 2-23-6 2-4-1 2-4--14 2-23-13 2-23-18 E.B.27 2-3-1 2-3-11 2-15-6 2-15-16 2-2-1 • 2-2-19 2-2&-7 2-28-14 2-1-115 2-1-124 2-22-1 2-22-8 2-25-5 2-25-9 Locality 3 E.B.28 3-14-1 3-14-39 2-8-7 2-8-10 3-4-1 3-4-6 2-24--1 2-24-10 3-5-1 3-5-17 E.B.17 2-19-28 2-19-34 3-6-1 3-6-8 2-26-1 2-26-16 3-7-1 3-7-14 2-18-1 2-1&-6 3-8-1 3-8-12 2-18-15 2-18-27 3-9-1 3-9-6 2-17-10 2-17-30 3-10-1 3-10-4 2-25-1 2-25-4 3-11-1 3-11-5 2-27-1 2-27-3 3-12-1 3-12-3 2-15-1 2-15-5 3-13-1 3-13-4 B.B.18 2-29-1 2-29-2 E.B.29 3-14-40 3-14-68 2-19-1 2-19-18 3-13-5 3-13-7 2-17-1 2-17-9 3-2-1 3-2-2 2-28-1 2-28-6 3-3-1 3-3-2 2-8-22 2-8-41 3-1-1 3-1-61 E.B.19 2-29-3 2-29-5 Locality 4 B.B.30 4-41-1 4-41-34 2-19-19 2-19-21 4-44-1 4-44-5 2-8-42 2-8-71 . 4-43-1 4-43-20 2-20-1 2-20-4 4-42-1 4-42-31 2-20-7 2-20-12 4-53-17 4-53-34 E.B.20 2-7-45 2-7-52 4-38-1 4-38-4 2-20-5 2-20-6 4-39-1 4-39-18 2-15-30 2-15-37 4-50-16 4-50-22 2-21-1 2-21-10 4-31-4 4-37-7 2-6-6 2-6-22 4-45-1 4-45-4 185 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenali Taluk TEN ALI ClTy-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A r------A --.-••----...,. r "'\ Wardl House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included in the Block Locality! in the Block Localityl A Block No. E.B. No. r------A----...,.. Block No. E.B. No. r "'\ From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 4 E.B.31 4-53-35 4-53-42 Locality 4 E.B. 35 4-21-1 4-21-7 -Conld. 4-40-1 4-40-15 -Cone/d. 4-22-1 4-22-18 4-37-1 4-37-3 EB 36 4-22-19 4-22-31 4-37-8 4-37-18 4-23-1 4-23-27 4-32- 2 4-32-64 4-24-1 4-24-20 4-53-1 4-53-2 4-25-1 4-25-14 4-34-1 4-34-11 4-54-71 4-54-81 4-~4-16 4-34-29 E.B.37 4-25-15 4-25-21 4-33-2 4-33-6 4-26-1 4-26-18 4-36-1 4-l6-ll 4-28-1 4-28-24 4-52-1 4-52-7 4-54-82 4-54-95 E.B.32 4-53-3 4-53-16 4-31-1 4-31-10 4-45-5 4-45-17 4-30-1 4-30-6 4-50-1 4-50-15 4-29-33 4-29-41 4-49-13 4-49-1 E B. 38 4-28-25 4-2E-S4 4-51-7 (2) 4-51-1 4-29-1 4-29-32 4-52-22 4-52-8 4-29-42 4-29-63 4-34-30 4-34-75 4-35-12 4-35-1 Locality 5 E.B.39 5-16-1 5-16-5 4-48-15 4-48-1 5-19-1 5-19-5 4-54-96 4-54-111 5-19-45 5-19-54 4-46 1 4-46-6 5-20-1 5-20-12 4-47-6 4-47-1 5-20-94 5-20-105 E.B. 33 4-34-12 4-34-15 5-22-1 5-22-17 4-32-1(1) 4-32-1 (4) 5-18-1 5-18-26 4-33-1 S-6iA)-15 S-6(A)--35 4-54-112 4-54-119 E.B.40 5-15-11 5-15-15 4-1-1 4-1-2 S-",O-(A)-l 5-20(A)-74 4-2-1 4-2-22 4-3-1 4-3-9 E.B.41 5-15-1 5-15-10 4-4-1 4-4-10 5-16-6 5-16-12 4-5-1 4-5-21 5-19-6 5-19-21 4-7-1 4-7-15 5-19-35 5-19-44 4-7-16 4-7-22 5-20-85 5-20-93 4-54-1 4-54-4 5-22-18 5-22-35 4-6-1 4-6-6 5· 21-10 5-21-18 4-8-1 4-8-9 E.B.42 5-6A-l 5-6A-14 4-9-1 4-9-10 5-15-16 5-15-29 5-20 .. 75 5-20-84 4--10-1 4-10-15 EB.34 5-19-22 5-19-34 4-11-1 4-11-11 5-17-1 5-17-11 4-12-1 4-12-19 5-22-36 5-22-51 4-13-1 4-13-8 5-12-1 5-12-15 4-14-1 4-14-27 5-3-1 5-3-7 4-54-5 4-54-26 5-8-29 5- 8-36 4-15-1 4·15-10 5-14-1 5-14-14 E.B.35 4-15-11 4-15-23 5-6A-22 5-6A-23 4-54-27 4-54-70 5-1-5 4-16-1 4-16-8 E.B.43 5-1-1 5-2-11 4-17-1 4-17-29 5-2-1 5-2 26 4-45-18 4-45-19 5-2-21 5-3-7 4-48-16 5-3-1 5-10-21 4-18-1 4-18-16 5-10-1 5-22-59 4-19-1 4-19-11 5-22-52 5-13-16 4-20-1 4-20-7 5-13-1 186 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of TellaiL Taluk TENALI CITy-Contd, Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,..------.A----.----"'" r------.A------" Wardl House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included . Locality! in the Block Loeality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r--··---A -----.". Block No. EB.No. r-----A. ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 5 B.B.43 5-11-1 5-11-14 Locality 7 E.B.52 7-7-14 7-7 -30 -Cone/d. 5-8-25 5-8-28 -Colic/d. 7-1l-83 7-II-YO 5-3-13 5-3-10 7-8-1 7-8-42 5-9-7 5-9-11 E B. 53 7-4-1 7-4-40 E.B.44 5-4-1 5-4-21 7-3-36 7-3-87 5-7-1 5-7-19 E.B.54 7-28-1 7-28-14 5-8-27 5-8-66 7-28-85 7-28-98 5-6-20 5-6-21 7-10-1 7-10-19 5-8-1 5-8-24 7-11-54 7-11-108 5-2-12 5-2-20 7-9-1 7-9-10 5-9-1 5-9-6 7-29-1 7-29-11 E B. 45 5-1-6 5-1-40 7-36-1 7-36-46 5-4-22 5-4-57 7-30-1 7-30-13 5-8-67 5-8-72 7-3-1 7-3-35 5-5-1 5-5-8 E.B.55 7-11-1 7-11-10 5-6-1 5-6-19 7-30-14 7-30-30 5-6-34 5-6-22 7-36-1 7-36-67 7-31-1 7-31-26 Locality 6 E.B.46 6-3-11 6-3-13 7-32-1 7-32-7 6-4-1 6-4-32 7-20-1 7-20-11 6-1-1 6-1-18 7-33-1 7-33-12 6-5-1 6-5-19 7-34-1 7-34-20 6-2-33 6-2-37 7-35-1 7-35-12 E.B.47 6-J-9 6-1-24 7-28-15 7-28-41 6-2-1 6-2-32 7-28-5Q 7-28-84 6-3-1 6-3-10 7-19-1 7-19-16 6-6-1 6-6-20 7-22-15 7-22-17 6-7-1 6-7-20 EB.56 1-19-29 7--19-38 6-8-14 6-8!26 7-21-1 7-21-10 7-15-13 7-15-27 B.B.48 6-8-1 6-8-13 6-9-1 6-9-29 7-16-1 7-16-29 6-10-1 6-10-18 7-22-11 7-22-14 6-11-1 6-11-50 E,B.57 7-17-1 7-17-5 6-6-21 6-6-35 7-19-39 7-19-48 6-1-25 6-1-36 7-18-1 7-18-6 7-11-11 7-11-33 Loaality 7 E.B.49 7-12-1 7-12.-3 7-15-1 7-15-12 7-11-45 7-11-50 7-21-11 7-21-20 7-5-1 7-5-16 7-5-27 7-5-40 E.B.58 7-24-1 7-24-8 7-2-1 7-2-14 7-28-42 7-28-49 7-1-1 7-1-33 7-19-17 7-19-21 7-13-12 7-13-21 7-19-22 7-19-28 7-23-1 7-23-14 7-22-6 7-22-10 . B.B. 50 7-13 1 7-13-11 7-25-1 7-25-23 7-11-34 7-11-44 7-26-1 7-26-19 7-16-30 7-14-17 7-14-34 7-16-34 7-23-15 7-23-37 7-23-45 7-23-64 B.B.51 7-5-17 7-5-26 E.B. 59 7-16-35 7-16-36 7-6-1 7-6-10 7-14-1 7-14-16 7-11-51 7-11-82 7-23-38 7-23-44 7-7-1 7-7-13 7-27-1 7-27-26 187 Statement showing the Jurisdiction 0/ Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenali Taluk TENAL! CITy-Contd. Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ______..A- __- ____'" r------..A---.----, Ward! r House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers meluded Localityj in the Block Loeality/ in the Block Block No. B.B. No. r----..A----, Block No. E.B. No. r------A------~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 8 E.B.60 8-2-1 8-2-1 Locality 10 E B. 72 10 9-1 10-9-125 8-12-1 8-12-26 1O-~- I 10-4-8 £-14-1 8-14-7 10--8-1 10-8-7 8-13-1 8-13-19 EB. 73 10-8-8 10-8-i3 8-4-1 8--4-20 10-5-1 10-5-15 8-19-65 8-19-132 E B. 74 10-4-9 8-10-1 8-10-5 10-4-16 10-6-1 10-6-8 8-11-1 8-11-4 10-7-1 10-7-15 8-~-17 8-9-28 10-3-1 10-3--44 8-4-21 8-4-48 B,B.61 10-2-31 10-2-43 8-9-15 8-9-16 E.B.75 10-9-126 10-9-152 8-15-1 8-15-9 E.B.62 10-1-1 10-1-18 8-9-·1 8-9-14 10-3-45 10-3-54 8-8-1 8-8-21 10-3-62 10-3-81 8-19-38 8-19-64 ]0-6-9 10-6-32 8-4-49 8-4-66 E.B.63 10-2-23 10-2-30 8-19-29 8-19-37 8-6-8 8-6-21 E.B.76 10-3-55 10-3-61 8-7-3 8-7-22 10-1-19 10-1-77 10-2-1 10-2-22 8-4-67 8-4-68 E.B.64 10-2-44 10-2-60 8-16-1 8-16-18 8-19-13 8-19-28 Locality 11 E.B.77 11-9-23 11-9-49 8-5-1 8-5-12 11-4-17 11-4-79 8-6-7&12 8-6-1 B.B.78 11-6-25 11-6-32 8-7-1 8-7-2 11-7-1 11-7-ll 8-18-7 8-18-12 8-4-69 8-4-70 11-8-1 11-8-15 11-9-1 11-9-22 8-4-71 8-4-14 E.B.65 11-5-38 11-5-56 8-19-1 8-19-12 8-17-1 8-17-9 E.B.79 11-4-1 11-4-16 8-17-16 8-17-34 11-4-80 11-4-86 8-1-5 8-1-5 11-1-56 11-1-134 8-18-1 8-18-6 E.B. 80 11-1-44 11-1-55 B.B.66 8-4-75 8--4-111 11-3-1 11-3-76 8-17-10 8-17-15 E.B.81 11-1-1 11-1-43 8-1-1 8-1-4 11-2-1 11-2-24 8-20-1 8-20-23 11-6-1 11-6-24 B.B.67 8-4-112 8-4-170 11-5-1 11-5-37 8-3-106 E.B.68 8-3-1 Locality 12 E.B.82 12-2-1 12-2-19 8-3-175 8-3-181 12-14-1 12-14-64 E.B.69 8-3-107 8-3-174 12-3-1 12-3-17 8-21-1 8-21-55 12-1-48 12-1-75 12-14-91 12-14-100 9-1-1 9-1-1(7) Locality 9 E.B.70 E.B.83 12-14-65 12-14-90 Street No.2 12-3-18 12-3-25 9-4-3 9-4-1 12-1-31 12-I-H 9-3--115 9-3-1 12-13-1 12-13-20 9-6-13 9-1i-24 9-7-1 9-7-16 E.B.84 12-3-26 12-3-40 12-11-20 E.B.71 9-4-4 9-4:"12 12-11-1 9-5-1 9-5-46 12-12-1 12-12-23 9-6-1 9-6-12 12-10-A·l 12-10-A-2 9-8-1 9-8-47 12-10-9 12-10-17 188 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenali Ta/uk TENALI CITY-Contd. Enumerator's______Block No.A __ and. ______its Jurisdiction , Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r ~ Ward! r House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block A Block No. E.B. No. r-----A ..,... Block No. E.B. No. r ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 12 E.B.84 12-9-13 12-9-36 locality 14 E.B.92 14-8-1 14-8-11 -Co"cld. 12-7-14 12-7-21 -Contd. 14-4-1 14-4-36 14-10-1 14-10-3 E.B. 85 12-9-1 12-9-12 12-6-1 12-6-58 14-12-1 14-12-6 14-8-14 12-5-1 12-5-31 14-8-16 14-9-1 14-9-2 12-3-41 12-3-50 14-4-94 14-4-111 12-7-1 12-7-13 14-10-74 14-10-78 E.B.86 12-10-1 12-10-8 12-7-22 12-7-39 E.B.93 14-10-4 14-10-16 12-8-1 12-8-20 14-8-12 14-8-13 12-1-1 12-1-30 14-11-5 14-11-15 14-11-1 14-11-4 Locality 13 E.B.87 13-13-1 13-13-33 14-12-7 14-12-10 13-12-1 13-12-22 14-9-3 14-9-20 13-11-1 13-11-12 14-14-1 14-14-5 13-8-1 13-8-14 14-49-56 14-49-62 13-6-27 13-6-35 14-21-1 14-21-4 13-10-1 13-10-20 14-21-27 14-21-35 13-9-1 13-9-14 14-22-1 14-22-3 14-23-1 14-23-4 E,B.88 13-8-15 13-8-18 13-6-36 13-6-55 E.B.94 14-9-21 14-9-32 13-7-1 13-7-34 14·13-1 14-13-10 13-1-10 13-1-52 14-17-1 14-17-1 E.B.89 13-1-1 13-1-9 14-10-63 14-10-73 13-1-53 13-1-63 14-4-37 14-4-52 13-7-35 13-7-37 14-4-77 14-4-93 13-6-56 13-6-60 14-10-17 14-10-25 13-5-1 13-5-25 14-15-19 14-15-20 13-2-1 13-2-15 14-21-17 14-21-26 13-2-34 13-2-44 14-18-1 14-18-3 13-3-1 13-3-7 14-16-1 14-16-3 13-4-1 13-4-2 E.B.95 14-23-5 14 .. 23-11 E.B.90 13-6-1 13-6-6 14-21-5 14-21-11 13-16-1 13-16-49 14-15-1 14-15-18 13-15-1 13-15-29 14-18-4 14-18-16 13-4-3 \3-4-5 14-24-1 14-24-3 13-2-16 13-2-33 14-25-1 14-25-15 13-17-14 13-17-16 14-49-41 14-49-15 13-18-1 13-18-4 E.B.96 14-18-17 14-18-32 B.B.91 13-6-7 13-6-26 14-17-2 14-17-3 13-15--27 13-15-46 14-19-1 14-19-6 13-14-1 13-14-14 14-20-1 14-20-15 13-17-1 13-17-13 14-4-53 14-4-56 13-17-17 13-17-28 14-10-59 14-10-62 13-18-5 13-18-11 14-10-26 14-10-30 14-21-12 14-21-16 Lo,ality 14 B.B: 92 14-3-1 14-3-31 14-49-37 14-49-40 14-1-3 14-1-32 14-6-1 14-6-14 E.B.97 14-20-16 14-20-28 14-4-112 14-4-135 14-28-31 14-28-49 1M-l 14-5-36 14-27-1 14-27-10 14-2-1 14-2-9 14-26-1 14-26-11 14-7-1 14-7-18 14-49-32 14-49-36 189 Statement showing the JurisdictiOit lJj Enumerators' B/(Jrks in the Urban Areas of Tenali To/uk TUNALI CITY-Con/d. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r------A---·------~ r------A------...... Ward/ House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. A------,. Block No. E.B. No. r------A ---.-...... From To From To (1) (2) (3 ) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 14 B.B.98 1-;·"1-1 14-41-3 Locality 15 E.B. 108 15-3-1 15-3-13 -Concld. 14-19-7 14-19-10 15-1-1 IS-I-104 14-28-25 14-28-30 15 -9-1 15-9-31 14-29-38 14-29-38 15-9-45 IS-9-47 J ~-42-i 14-42-12 IS-8-1 15-S-31 14--4-S7 14-4-73 15-6-1 IS-6-12 14-10-31 14-10-35 15-4-1 [5-4-23 14-10-50 14-10-58 15-5-1 [5-5-24 15-14-1 15-14-15 E.B.99 14-28-1 14-28-24 15-2-31 15-2-47 [4-29-39 14-29-S6 J 5-15-1 15-15-2 14-10-36 14-10-39 15-13-16 15-13-19 14-49-30 14-49-31 IS-I6-1 15-16-S E.B. 100 14-4-74 14 ·4-76 15-12-16 15-12-20 14-41-4 14-41-12 ER.I09 15-13-1 15-13-15 14-47-1 14-47-4 15-16-6 15-16-lS 14-46-1' 14-46-3 15-12-21 IS-12-29 14-42-22 14-42-32 15-2-11 IS-2-30 E.B.I01 14-43-1 14-43-16 E.B. 110 15-12-1 15-12-15 14--45-1 14-45-14 15-9-32 15-9-44 14-42-13 [4-42-21 15-11-1 15-11-25 14-44-1 14-44-3 15-18-1 15-IS-!> E.B. [02 14-29-29 14-29-31 15-17-1 15-17-8 14-51-1 14-51-5 15-10-1 15-10-6 14-10-40 14-10-49 15-2-1 15-2-10 14-40-1 14-40-32 Locality 16 E.B. 111 16-18-1 16-18-43 16-8-1 16-S-15 E.B. 103 14-29-8 14-29-28 16-9-1 16-9-22 14-14-6 14-14-28 16-1-48 16-1-98 14 40-33 14-40-49 16-7-13 16-7-31 14-4S-1 14-48-2 16-3-104 16-3-161 14-30-9 14-30-18 B.B.112 16-1-1 16-1-47 E.B. 104 14-29-1 14-29-7 16-26-27 16-26-16 14-31-1 14-31-S 16-3-1 16-3-32 14-32-1 14-32-8 16-28-1 16-28-7 16-2-65 16-2-116 14-:~3-1 14-33-5 16-24-29 16-24-39 14-30-1 1 ~-30-S 16-23-1 16-23-13 16-26-1 16-26-3 E.B. 105 14-49-12 14-49-29 16-27-1 16-27-5 14-34-1 14-34-6 14-35-1 14-35-7 E.B. 113 16-21-14 16-21-27 14-36-1 14-36-9 16-22-1 16-22-1,3 14-37-1 14-37-10 16-25-1 16-25-11 ] 4- 38-1 ]4-38-4 16-2-44 16-2-64 16-30-52 16-30-87 E.n 106 14-39-34 14-39-52 16-24-1 16-24-10 14-48-3 14-48-8 16-3-64 16-3-70 14-40-50 14-40-51 16-21-1 16-21-6 14-39-24 14--39~33 E.B.114 16-40-1 16-40-13 E.B. 107 14-1-1 14-1-2 16-39-4 16-39-31 14-50-1 ]4.,50-56 16-30-1 16-30-7 14-52-1 14-52-14 16-31-40 16-31-56 14--49-1 14-49-11 16-2-1 16-2-43 14-j9-1 14-39-23 16-43-1 16-43-4 N ·B.-16-4 is a conservancy lane. 190 SW:cnL ill showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tcnofi Taluk TENALl Cl1Y-Contd, Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r-'__ -~ __A-_-_- ____ - _____ ":,\ ;------.A---_ Ward/ House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included "" Locality/ in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r----.A. ~ Block No. E.B. No. r--~--A.----":'\ From To From To (1) . (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 16 E.B. 114 16-42-1 16-42-8 Locality 17 E.B 119 17-1-1 1"7 -l-:!3 -ConcTd. 16-41-1 16-41·12 -Cone/d. 17-7-6 17-7-16 17-11-2 17-11-3 B.B. 115 16-39-1 16-39-3 16- 38-1 16-38-9 17-9-53 17-9-64 16-36-1 16-J6-3 17-10-1 17-10-6 17-10-39 16-35-1 16-35-11 17-10-46 17-2-1 16-37-1 16-37-4 17-2-14 16-30-8 16-30-51 E.B. 120 17-22-24 17-22-58 16-34-1 16-34-3 17-9-1 17-9-26 16-5-1 16-5-8 17-13-6 17-13-7 16-31-20 16-31-39 E.B.121 17-11-4 17-11-7 16-3-71, 16-3-80 17-13-1 11-13-5 16-20-1 16-20-13 16-33-10 16-33-20 17-9-36 17-9-52 17-10-38 16-6-1 16-6-4 17-10-7 17-2-15 17-2-29 E.B.116 16-28-8 16-28-10 16-29-1 16-29-7 E.B. 122 17-2-38 17-2-63 16-24-11 16-24-28 17-12-1 17-12-12 16-21-7 16-21-13 17-3--8 17-3-21 16-3-33 16-3-63 17-11-8 17-11-10 16-23-14 16-23-18 17-7-17 17-7-18 16-26-26 16-26-10 I'i-B. 123 17-5-92 17-5-103 16-3-81 16-3-103 17-5-7 17-5-17 16-10-4 16-10-1 17-4-3 17-4-31 16-11-5 16-11-1 17-3-22 17-3-36 16-12-5 !6-12-1 17-7":19 17-7-28 16-17-6 16-17-1 17-11-1 17-11-1 16-7-1 16-7-12 16-6-22 16-6-25 E.B. 124 17-5-71 17-5-91 17-5-18 17-5-41 E.B.1I7 16-19-1 16-19-11 16-14-1 16-14-5 17-12-13 17-12-22 16-15-1 16-15-9 17-U-l1 17-11-12 16-16-1 16-16-3 17-13-8 17-13-20 16-18-44 16-18-50 17-14-1 17-14-9 17-~-27 17-9-35 16-~3-1 16-33-9 16-32-1 16-32-14 17-2-30 17-2-37 16-18-51 16 .. 18-60 17-22-20 17-22-23 16-31-1 16-31-19 E B. 125 17-5-42 17-5-70 16-6-5 16-6-21 17-14-10 17-14-20 16-13-1 16-13-13 17-15-1 17-15-10 16-26-4 16-26-9 17-16-1 17-16-15 17-17-1 17-17-10 Locality 17 E.B. 118 17-1-24 17-1-45 17-18-1 17-18-6 17-7-1 17-7-5 17-19-1 17-19-6 17-5-1 17-5-6 17-20-1 17-20-14 17-5-104 17-5-107 17-21-1 17-21-6 17-4-1 17-4-2 . 17-22-1 17-22-19 . 17-4-32 17-4-36 17-6-1 17-6-6 Locality 18 E.B. 126 18-15-1 18-15-13 17-8-1 17-8-5 18-3-12 18-3-22 17-3-1 17-3-7 18-12-16 18-12-22 17-3-37 17-3-41 18-14-1 18-14-11 17-2-64 17-2-68 18-13-1 18-13-19 191 Stateme1lt showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenoli Ta/uk TENALl Clly-Contd. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r A------...... ------A------_ Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included ' Locality! in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. ~~ Block No. E.B. No. r----A -----, From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 18 E.B. 127 18-3-23 18-3-23 Locality 19 E B. 136 19-9-24 19-9-34 -Cone/d. 18-16-[ 18-16-3 -Cofield. 19-10-1 19-10-28 18-12-2 18-12-15 19-11-1 19-11-2 18-4-15 18-4-58 19-11-29 19-11-37 19-12-1 19-12-8 E B. 128 18-7-18 18-7-44 19-8-9 19-8-40 H-\2-1 18-12-1 19-13-5 19-13-8 18-8-24 18-8-44 113-IH 18-11-4 E.B. 137 J9-11-26 19-11-28 18-10-8 18-10-15 19-14-1 19-14--42 19-13-1 19-13-4 E.B.129 18-8-7 18-8-23 18-7-45 18-7-72 Locality 20 E.B. 138 20-1-1 20-1-9 18-10-1 18-10-7 20-1-48 20-1-68 18-9-9 18-9-4 20-2-1 20-2-3 E.B. 130 18-1-16 18-1-26 20-3-1 20-3-22 18-4-59 18-4-67 20-4-1 20-4-5 18-5-19 18-5-37 20-4-48 20-4-52 18-7-1 18-7-17 20-5-1 20-5-7 18-7-73 18-7-75 20-6-1 & 12 20-6-17 18-9-1 18-9-3 20-7-1 20-7-9 18-8-1 18-8-6 E.B. 139 20-1-10 20-1-47 20-4--6 20-4-47 E.B. 131 18-1-10 18-1-10 20-10-4 20-10-5 18-15-14 18-15-20 20-6-2 20-6-4 18-3-29 18-3-45 20-15-1 20-15-4 18-4-1 18-4-14 20-16-13 20-16-17 18-4-68 18-4-84 20-44-15 20-44-16 18-5-5 18-5-18 E.B.140 20-6-5 20-6-11 E.B. 132 18-1-15 18-1-11 20-9-1 20-9-17 18-4-85 18-4-88 20-10-1 20-10-3 18-6-1 18-6-2 20-10-6 20-·10-7 18-5-1 18-5-4 20-14-1 20-14-2 18-1-1 18-1-9 20-11-11 18-2-1 18-2-7 20-11-1 20-13-3 18-15-21 18-15-27 20-13-1 18-3-1 18-3-11 20-12-1 20-12-7 20-17-1 20-17-8 20-44-1 20-44-14 Locality 19 B.B. 133 19-1-1 19-Hl 20-18-5 20-18-10 19-2-1 19-2-32 20-16-1 20-16-12 19-3-1 19-3-2 19-15-1 1.9-15-32 E.B. 141 20-45-1 20-45-133 E.B. 134 19-11-23 19-11-25 E.B. 142 20-44-17 20-44-34 19-3-3 19-3-11 20-18-1 20-18-4 19-4-1 19-4-42 20-19-1 20-19-7 19-5-1 19-5-25 20-43-1 20-43-8 20-42-1 20-42-12 E.B. 135 19-1-12 19-1-33 20-41-1 20-41-14 19-9-1 19-9-23 20-40-1 20-40-7 19-11-3 19-11":22 20-39-1 20-39-5 19-7-1 19-7-10 20-38-3 20-38-10 19-6-1 19-6-8 20-46-88 20-46-94 19-8-1 19-8-8 20-47-1 20-47-51 192 Statement showing lite Jurisdiction of EIl!Jmerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of TClla/i Taluk TENALI CITy-Coil/d. Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,..------.A ------.., .------.A------.., Ward/ House Numhers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality! in the Block Loeality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. ,-----.)...------, Block No. E.B. No. .------.A.----~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) ('+) (1) (2) (3) (4) Locality 20 E.B 143 20- 38-11 20-38-18 Locality 21 LB. };lS 21-11-24 21-11-28 --Co/lc!d. 20-36-1 20-36-32 --Collcld. :::1-6-10 21-6-16 20-33-1 20-33-18 E.B. 149 21-15-11 21-15-14 20-32-1 20-32-15 21-4-2 21-4-3 20-46-75 20-46-x7 21-6-7 21- 6_-9 20-35-1 20-35-4 21-9-1 21-9-12 20-31-]3 20-31-26 21-10-1 21-10-24 20-48-8 20-48-9 21-11-29 21-11-41 E.lI. 14~ 20-49-1 20-49-17 21-1-87 21-1-90 20-24-7 20-24-33 21-1-86 20-46-42 20-46-74 E.B. 150 21-1-47 21-11-11 20-50-1' 20-50-43 21-11--1 21-17-1 21-17-4 E.B. 144(a) 20-47 -1 20-47-51 21-18-1 21-18-31 20-46-1 20-46-41 21 19-1 21-19-12 20-49-18 20-49-45 I.B. 151 ::1-1-1 21-1-46 £.B. 145 20-24-1 20-24-6 21-17-5 21-17-10 20-25-1 20-25-8 21-16-1 21-16-10 20-28-1 20-28-3 21-15-15 21-15-19 20-31-1 70-31-12 21-11-12 21-11-23 20-JI-:!7 20-31-37 21-12-1 2H2-1 20-30-1 20-30-18 20-29-1 20-29-18 E.B. 152 21--15-1 2,-15-9 20-32-16 20:12-1R 21-14-1 21-14-26 20-34-12 20-34-18 21-13-1 21-13-22 20-34-1 20-34-11 21-12-2 21-12-16 20-48-1 20-48-7 20-46-75 20-46-77 Locality 22 EB. 153 22-1-25 22-1-66 20-27-1 20-27-7 22-8-1 22-8-\ S 20-26-1 20-26-5 22-7-46 22-7-&7 20-37-1 20-37-6 22-12-1 22-12-12 22-10.-9 22-10-18 E.B. 146 20-12-8 20-12-17 22-15-17 22-15-20 20-23--1 20-23-5 22-11-1 22-11-41 20-7-10 20-7-14 20-8-1 20-8-7 E.B. 154 22-13--1 22-13-2 20-20-1 20-20-5 22-14-5 22-14-32 20-22-1 20-22-6 22-15-21 22-15-23 20-21-1 20-21-6 22-4-46 22-4-63 20-19-8 20-19-13 22-5-1 22-5-4 20-38-1 20-38-2 22-5-48 22-5-74 22-6-1 22-6-9 Locality 21 E.B. 147 Street No.4 22-6-72 22-6-78 21-1-91 21-1-102 22-7-1 22·-7-8 21-21 21-2-15 E.B. 155 22-17-1 22-17--2 21-7-1 21-7-4 22-1-1 22-1-18 21-8--1 21-8-5 22--2-1 22-2-15 21-5-2 21-5-10 22-H 22-4-20 21-5-15 21-5-15 22-14-1 22-14-2 21-6-1 21-6-6 22-14-33 22-14-36 21-6-17 21-6--38 22-16-A1 22-16-AI2 21-9-13 21-9-21 22-3-1 22-3-7 E.B.148 21-2-16 21-2-19 .22-1-19 22-1-24 21-3--1 21-3-42 22-4-64 22-4-69 21-4~4 21-4-21 22-14-3 22-13-4 193 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Tenali Taluk TENALr CITy-Concld. Ellumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,-.------.A. ...., .------A-______Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included ...., LocalitYI in tbe Block Loeality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r----A-----~ Block No. E.B. No. r------A ------, From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) Locality 22 E.B. 155 22-18-3 22-18-5 Locality 22 E B. 157 22-16-15 22-16-19 -Cone/d. 22-19-1 22-19-15 -Collcld. 22+36 22-4-55 22-20-1 22-20-5 22-6-10 22~6-31 22-2l-I 22-21-17 22-16-1 22-16-3 22-11-117 22-11-135 22-17-8 22-17-9 22-6-38 22-6-51 22-7-13 22-7-19 22-5-32 22-5-41 22-6-60 22-6-66 22-11-58 E.B. 156 22-11-42 E.B. 158 22-11-79 22-11-116 22-10-1 22-10-8 22-7-20 22-7-37 22-10-24 22-10-19 22-16-4 22-16-9 22-15-4 22-15-16 22-17-3 22-17-7 22-16-10 22-16-14 22-18-1 22-18-2 22-11-59 22-11-78 22-18-6 22-18,-7 22-9-1 22-9-12 22-7-9 22-7-12 22-6-32 22-6-37 22-7-38 22-7-45 22-6-52 22-6-59 22-6-67 22-6-71 22-5-13 22-5-31 EB. 157 22·-15-1 22-15-3 22-5-42 22-5-47 22-5-5 22-5-12 22-4-21 22-4- 35 N.B:- In a few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. In all such cases, the E.B. 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