CENSUS 1971
SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK CHITTOOR
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 GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 was serving as a landmark for the ships touching Madras. A bonfire was created on the tip of the nose which used to guide the ships in those days. The then Rajas of Karvetinagar bestowed a land grant of 0.75 Acre of wet land to a Jangam family in Kemparapalem village which lies at the f(Jot of the hill for the services rendered. Even now, a big earthen oil lamp is lit on every full moon day on the tip of the nose by one of the descendants of this Jangam family who is ~ll enjoying the hereditary land grant Of late, the cliff is also used for mountaineering and range practices.
6. There is not much of flora except vegetation like lemon grass and cactus. But like any other important hill in this country, this hill also is said (0 contain some medicinal herbs and creepers, the important one being a rare medicinal leaf used NAGAR! NOSE by the famous Puttur Bone-Setters at Rachapalem village about Chittoor district which has a happy combination of plains, one Km. north of Puttur on Puttur-Tirupati road. valleys, plateau and the hills, is one of the most picturesque 7. Under the very nose of this Nose, there is the temple areas of the State. The most extensive range of hills, namely, of Sri Kalyana Venkateswara Swamy of pilgrim importance in the Eastern Ghats enter the district in Kuppam taluk in the Narayanavanam village. There is a legend to say that Lord .south-west corner and passing northwards to the eastern Sri Venkateswara married Goddess Padmavathi here and the j parts of Palmaner and Punganur taluks. gradually bend towardS nose which is determined to be of 1 ,500 million years old must the east as far as the hills of Tirupati known as Seshachala have witnessed th is marri age! hills on which the world renowned temple 'of Lord Sri Venka tcswara is situated. 8. At the sloping end of the nose, there is a waterfall, 2. The spurs of the Eastern Ghats run through Chittoor known as "Kailasanatha Kona" which is attracting large taluk into west of PuttUf taluk. Through Puttur taluk runs a number of tourists, particularly from the neighbouring Tamil broad and fertile valley and this is shut in on the eastern side by Nadu State onllie week-ends and holidays mostly for picnic a hill range known as Nagari Hills, which extends northwards purposes. There is an idol of Lord Siva where daily poojas into Srikalahasti taluk. These hills which present an appea are performed by a priest appointed by a committe of trustees. rance of having been suddenly upheaved by volcanic action, Some Sadhns who find this place congenial for meditation are overlook the valley with high precipitous cliffs. The prominent having their abodes here and attracting persons interested in cliff, popularly referred to as the "'Nagari Nose" is a land mark spiritual matters. Thus this place can very well be de~'eloped that can be seen for about 100 Kms. around and from Madras both as a religious centre and picnic resort. light hOllse. People visiting Tirumala Hills are familiar with 9, It is said that sage Gowthama lived very near to this hill these range of hills which present a panoramic view. on the bank of Kusasthali river and the :Bugga (spring) in the 3. The Nagari N{)sc first gained its popularity when Ashram was narr:ed Gowthama Bugga. In the precincts of the William King, Geologist, Geological Survey of India, surveyed Ashram there are temples of Lord Iswara and Kalabhairava. this area and published his report in 1870 (a strange coincidence There are 14 temples dedicated to Lord Siva on the 30 mile path with the first Cemus year). The rock on the top of this nose is known as Lord's path ( o~ ~ ilJ"b ) surrounding this massive quartzite and is named as Nagari quartzite by William mountain. Procession of the deities of these temples on the King. This rock is supposed to be 1,500 millon years old third day to Sankranti (Pongal) festival and their termination and is equivalent to the Pulivendla quartzite which is the at Nagari, a small and prosperous town was an occasion for the standard reference rock in the geological formations ofthis area. mixing of the local'people and recreation. There is an idol of This cliff which lies about 10 Kms. north of Nagari rises to a Lord Ganapati at the tip of the no,e. i&ht of 2.814 ft. (855 Mtrs.) M.S.L. and is popularly known s 'Nagarimur Konda '. The longitude and latitude of the hills 10. Mountains of Chittoor district attracted the attention of ke 790 35' 43" and 13 0 22' 42" respectively. pandit lawaharlal Nehru during his tour of the district in 1952. Viewing the pris.tine beauty of the skyline of the encircled moun 4. The cliff is also described as 'Nagari Nose' because tain ranges which formeda picturesque background to the vast it projects towards one side in the form of a human nose. This sea of humanity that congregated there to hear him, he said nose structure is due to the fact that the rock projects steeply .. It was essential that people should develop the strength of rocks 'owards east, south-west and north-west and slopes off gently to stand up to difficulties-a strength which would enable them towards east, north-east and south-east. The nose with its to face the challenge of the lightning and the tempest and refuse elegant appearance looks as though it is in eternal conversation to submit even to the thunderbolt from the skies", and exhorted with the One above! the audience "to develop not only the kindness of good earth btlt 5. Nagari Nose served as a 'light house' during medieval the sternness and hardness of the rocks and the hills that sur period for guiding naviga.tion in the Bay of Bengal as the nose round them." People of Chittoor district live upto his advice. 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 like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these HandbJoks 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 this 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 Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables. This was done mainly wi th a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the p:)puhtion 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 and I expect that before the end of 1973 Parts A and B f,)f all the 21 Districts 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 Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost cf printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the GJvernment of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thlnkful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments 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 required data.
I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. B.K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.
The following staff of my Office worked on the present volume of Chittoor District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census• Operations of my Office.
Sri P. B. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer ") Drafting Scrutiny and T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant ~ Supervision of Printing " T. Govardhana Rao, Statistical Assistant I " )
Smt. K. Subbalakshmi, Computor "\ Sri G. V. Ramachandran, Computor I S. Ramakrishna, Assistant Compiler ~ Collection and Compilati6n " I Kumari. Anasuya, Assistant Compiler )
Sri K. Ram Reddy, Junior Reader,G.C.P. ~ Proof Reading " P. Innayya, Junior Reader, G.C.P. ) 11
Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler Scrutiny and Printing of maps
Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Supervision of Mapping Work
Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman " M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman " N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman ,. M. Hasan, Draughtsman " M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman Preparation of maps 1I ,. Md. Yakub Ali, Draughtsman I " B. Raghu Ram, Draughtsman I Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman I I Sri D. Koteshwara Rao, Computor )
I am grateful to their services.
I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves. T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS Pages Introduction 1-4 PART A - VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
SECTION I - VILLAGB DIRECTORY Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-11 Village Directory: Chittoor Taluk . 13-21 Bangarupalem Ind. Sub· Taluk 23-27 Palmaner Taluk 29-35 Kuppam Taluk 37-47 Punganur Taluk 49-55 MadanapaUe Taluk 57-65 Vayalpad Taluk 67-75 Chandragiri Taluk 77-83 Sri Kalahasti Taluk 85-93 Satyavedu Taluk 95-101 Puttur Taluk 103-111 Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 112-113
SECTION II - TOWN DIR.ECTOR.Y Explanatory Note-Town Directory 114-119 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 120 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns . 121 Statement III Civic Finance 122 Stateme:1t IV Civic and other Amenities 123 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 124 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 125 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 126
PART B - VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Explanatory Note-Prim:iry Census Abstract · 127-133 Primary Census Abstract CHITTOOR DISTRICT • 134-141 Chittoor Taluk • 143-171 Bangarupalem Ind. Sub· Taluk • 173-182 Palmaner Taluk 183-196 Ku!,pam Taluk 197-219 ~unganur Taluk • 221-241 Madanapalle Taluk · 243-266 Vayaipad Taluk 267-279 Chpndragiri Taluk 281-323 Sri Kalahasti Taluk 325-345 Satyavedu Taluk 347-359 Puttur Taluk 361-384
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MAPS
CHITTOOR DISTRICT Frontispiece Chittoor Taluk Facing Page 13 Bangarupalem Ind. Sub-Taluk .. 23 Palmaner Taluk .. 29 Kuppam Taluk 37 " 49 Punganur Taluk " 57 MadanapaUe Taluk " 67 VayaJpad TaJuk " 77 Chandragiri Taluk " 85 Sri Kalahasti Taluk " 95 Satyavedu Taluk " 103 Puttur Taluk " Chitto or District-Talukwise Density of Population 127 " FIGURES AT A GLANCE COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT
Andhra Pradesh Chittoor State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 2,285,536 Males 22,008,663 1,166,232 Females 21,494,045 1,119,304 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,978,082 Males 17,698,247 1,007,241 Females 17,401,934 970,841 URBAN Persons 8,402,527 307,454 Males 4,310,416 158,991 Females 4,092,111 148,463 DECENNIAL POPULATION +20.9 +19.3 GROWTH RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,754.0 15,763.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 157 145 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 977 960 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 25.4 Males 33.2 360 Females 15.8 14.4
PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 13.5 I TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 41.1 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 59.7 Females 24.2 21.7 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 43.5 Males 37.4 48.3 Females 19.4 29.5 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 33.8 Males 27.7 25.4 Females 63.1 57.9 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 22.7 Males 34.9 26.2 Females 17.5 12.6 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 13.3 17.5 POPULA TION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 17.4 Females 13.2 17.4 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 3.8 2.9 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.R 2.9 Females 3.8 2.9 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 8,041,925 429,922 NUMBER OF 'fILLAGES Total 29,428 1,316 Inhabited 27,221 1,277 Uninhabited 2,207 39 NUMBER OF TOWNS 224 13
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INTRODUCTION
No.-2
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J iH i r " f " ~ ~: 1~ ; £ ! ,j @ @) ~;:: j ,'l .1, ·9 '" ~ i - ~ 'I i I :-1·, I , I ': .: Il .: INTRODUCTION GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District Manuals and District Gazetteers District Census Handbooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand Government compiled and published District Manuals books for each district in place of the ViHage State for each district. It contained not only particulars ments was first entertained and put forward at the of items of more or less a permanent character such 1951 Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I.C.S., the as physical characteristics, history, religion and then Registrar General, India and ex~officio Census ethnography but also a few statistical tables including Commissioner of India as part of a plan intended to those relating to population which became obsolete secure an effective method of preserving the census within a few years of their publication. The Madras records prepared for areas beloW the district level. Government, therefore, replaced these District Manu He proposed that all the District Census Tables and als by another publication known as the District Census Abstracts prepared during the process of Gazetteer consisting of two Volumes 'A' and 'B'. sorting and compilation, should be bound together in Volume A contained descriptive matter and such a single manuscr,ipt volume called the "District general tables as might be necessary to explain the Census Handbook" and suggested to the State tex t and Volume B contained detailed statistics. Governments that the Handbook with or without the They decided that Volume B should be brought out addi tion of other useful information relating to the periodically after each decennial census so that they district should be printed and published at their own contain the latest statistics. Volume A was pub~ cost, in the same manner as the vi1Jage statistics of lished for some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the the past censuses. This suggestion was accepted by composite Madras State. The publication of Volume A most of the State Governments. Both the composite was di~continued in 1927. Volume B was pub Madras State and the erstwhile Hyderabad State lished for all the districts of the composite Madras accepted this suggestion and published the District State between ]906 and 1915. The publication of Census Handbooks for each districts at their own cost. Volume 'n° was also stopped after the 1931 Census. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, the District Census Handbooks were brought out in two parts, Part I In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gazet containing Administrative Statistics and Part II the teer Volumes were brought out for some of the districts. Census Tables. In the composite Madras State, the Handbooks were brought out in one single volume The scheme of publication of revised District only for each district. Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern~ ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some Pattern at 1961 Census districts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District pu bJished already. Census Handbooks was enlarged significantly by Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, The Village Statements India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census Apart from the District Manual and Gazetteers, of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The the census data upto village level used. to be publi first part contained narrative description of the shed in a brochure called "Village Statement" for Physical features, and History, Social, Economic and each district immediately after every census from Demographic characteristics, the progress made in 1872 up to 1941. each field of administration over the past decades and a brief gazetteer of places. The second part The Village Statements merely showed the contained the Administrative Statistics of various number of occupied houses and population by religion departments. The third part contained the 1961 of each viI1age and town and they did not contain any Census Tables vi::., General Population Tables,. more details. From the 1951 Census, the Village State Economic Tables, Cultural and Migration Tables,. ments were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. ~pecial Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled: 2 Tribes. The fourth part consisted of Village and Village Directory: It is arranged taluk-wise Town Directory which was the most important section and gives for each village, particulars of amenities of the Handbook, giving village~wise and town-wise such as of educational and medical institutions, power Primary Census Abstract i.e. particulars of area, and drinking water supply, post and telegraph faci households, population, scheduled castes, scheduled lities, communications, markets, particulars of land tribes, literacy, broad categorisation of working use, places cf religious, historical or archaeological pJpulation etc. Important amenities such as edu~ interest in the village. cational, medical, public health and communication facilities available were also indicated against each Town Directory: The Town Directory portion village and town. Nine Sub-Tables containing village contains data in seven statements. Particulars like wise particulars such as irrigation sources, important the civic administration status, its origin, the growth crops raised, value of land, Co-operative Societies, and decline of its population, functional category, Industrial Establishments, Police Stations, list of physical aspects and location, muniCipal finances, skilled craftsmen etc., were given after Village and civic and other ameni ties, medical, educational, Town Directory. A tabular statement on Fairs and recreational and cultural facilities, trade, industry, Festivals in the district was given at the end of the commerce and banking facilities and lastly the religious volume. All these four parts were bound in a single composition of the town and the scheduled castes/ volume and published at the cost of the State Govern~ tribes population are presented in seven statements. ment. These particulars are given fo, each town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. Pattern at 1971 Census The District Census Handbooks proved to be very Part B: Village and Town Primary Census Abstract useful publications and had considerable demand by public as well as the official users of the census data. This part gives for each revanue village and also At the 1971 Census, it was therefore, decided not for each Enumerator's Block and ward of a town the only to continue the publication of the District Census Primary Census data i.e, area, occupied residential Handbooks but also to enlarge its scope further. houses, number of households, total population and its break up by sex, scheduled castes and scheduled , At the 1961 Census, there was some delay in the Tribes population, literate population, working popu~ publication cf the District Census Handbooks due to lation by nine broad categories From the year 1891, the census definition of a Urban Agglomeration town in this country was more or less the same till In several areas around a core city or statutory 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The Towns town have come up fairly large and well recognised broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever Railw~y Colonies, University Campuses, R.9rt areas, population and every other continuous collection of Military Ca~ps etc. Even though they are outside houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,000 the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality or persons, which the provincial Directors of Census Cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary of Operations, having regard to the character and relative the place by which the town itself is known or in the density of population, their importance as centres of revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It trade, decided to be towns. In the application of may not be altogether realistic to treat such areas this definition there was some variation from State to lying outside the statutory limits of a town as rural State according to the local condition~. It was only units and at the same time each such individual area at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict definition was by itself may not satisfy the minimum population sought to be applied throughout the country in order limits to qualify to be treated as an independent town. to determine a place as an Urban unit. The same Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with the definition was followed at the 1971 Census also. The main town and the continuous spread including such following criteria are adopted for treating a place as urban outgrowth would dese. rve to be treated as an a town at the 1971 Census. Iintegrated urban area, At the 1971 Census such continuous urban spreads have been treated as in~e- L All places with a Municipality, Corporation or ~~~!~d.llrb~nar.~as a_nd defined as Urban Agglome Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and mtions. This concept of Urban Agglomeration fe'PEced the concept of Town group followed in the 2. All other places which satisfied the following 1961 Census. An urban unit is treated as an urban criteria. agglomeration in the following situations. (a) a minimum popUlation of 5,000 (a) Atcity with continuous outgrowth (the part of outgrowth being out of the statutory limits but (b) a density of population of at least 1,000 falling within the boundaries of the adjoining persons per Sq. mile (400 persons per viliage or villages). Sq. Km) and (b) One town with simila r out ~ growth or two or (c) at least three fourths (75%) of themale more adjoining twons with their out-growths. working population is non-agricultural. as in (a) and In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with Census Operations of the States were given discretion their out-growths all of which forming a conti to treat a place as a town or a village. nuous spread. 4 Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly also left out of the account. Consequently the the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, the conclusions drawn became not only invalid over time following four places are treated as Urban Agglome but also lost spatial comparability with similar data rations. processed both within the country and outside. These short~comings reduced considerably the utility of the Name of the Urban Constitllent 'mits in town-group concept. To enable the presentation of Agglomeration the Urban Agglomeration urban statistics on uniforam basis and also to ensure (1) (2) comparab:1ity of the census data from one decade to Visakhapatnam Urban (a) Visakhapatnam City another and with similar data available from other Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Municipality countries, th~ concept of Standard Urban Area has (b) Gopalapatnam town been envisaged and adopted at th~ 1971 Census. (ii) Gajuvaka Out growth The Standard Urban Area is defined as the 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry Muni projected growth area of a city or town as it would Agglomeration cipality b;o in another three decades taking injo account not (b) Rajahmundry Non Municipal Area only the towns and villages which will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vij,lyawada Muni Agglomeration cipality potentially urban. The tract includes all extra (b) Patamata Town Municipal urban out-growth such as the suburbs Ie) Gunadala Town (industrial and residential), Railway Colonies, civil lines, Cantonments and also such of those villages 4 Hyderabad Urban (a) H~derabad. Municipal Agglomeration Corporation that are iikely to be urbanised during the next three decades. The Standard Urban Area is thus an area (i) J-lyderabad Division (ii) Secunderabad Divi which extends well beyond the chief core city or town sion I and contains all likely developments over the next 30 (b) Secunderabad Canton- Il years. It will remain a statistical reporting unit for ment the next three successive censuses, irrespective of (C) Malkajgiri the jurisdictional ch'mges of the local administrative (d) Alwal units within the tract. The Standard Urban Area (e) Uppal Khalsa wiiI be identified by the administrative units that it (f) Balanagar encompasses namely the city, the town, the village. (g) Fatehnagar (Il) Macha Bolaram The boundaries of the Standard Urpan Area will be (i) Osmania University the administrative boundaries of the peripheral (j) Lalaguda units. (k) Kukatpalle (I) Moosape.t In dem:lrcating the Standard Urban Area the (m) Bowenpalle (n) Zamistanpur fonowing criteria are followed: The Standard Urban Area (S. U. A.) (i) The core town should have a minimum popu lation of 50,000 The concept of the Standard Urban Areas has been evolved for the first time at the ] 971 Census to (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of give out a more meaningful picture of the urban other urban as well as rural administrative growth. The town-group concept adopted at the 1961 units having close and mutual socio-economic Census did not effectively tackle the problems invol links with the core town and ved in reporting urban statistics apart from lacking a uniform application throughout the country. It (iii) The entin: area included in the Standard also did not bring out a spatially contiguous territory Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in a "f urban-rural settlements but merely bound up span of two to three decades. loosely clustered population popularly known as the s1te,llite towns or the constitutent units whose juris In Chittoor District, Chilteol' and Tlfllpati Towns dictions were subjected to frequent changes and thus with their surrounding villages are treated as Standard lacked in stability. The intervening rural areas were Urban Areas. PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I ~ Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY The main purpose of the Village Directory is the village such as the educational, medical, electricity, 10 indicate the available important facilities like drinking water, communications, postal facilities. educational, medical, drinking water supply, com munications and electric supply in each village. The The educational facilities are shown by the collection and presentation of such data was first following symbols under column 4. attempted at the 1961 Census and the different facilities available were shown by abbreviated letters P Primary or Elementary School under five columns along with the Primary Census M Middle School Abstract. But at the 1971 Census it was decided to H High Schools or Higher Secondary present such particulars in greater detail in the Schoo] Village Directory and to give the Primary Census C College Abstract separately. Besides presenting the data on T Technical Institution basic amenities like, educational, medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communications, posts and If there are more institutions than one of a type telegraphs, the particulars about the staple food in the village the number of insti tutions precedes commonly used by the majority of the people, land the abbreviations eg., 3,P 2,M 3,H etc. utilisation, the name and distance of the nearest town, the market/shandy days, places of historical or Medical and Public Health facilites existing in religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if the village are shown by the following symbols .any, of the villages have also been collected and under Col. 5 . presented in the Village Directory. The Village-wise H Hospital Primary Census Abstract is presented separately in D Dispensary Part B of this Volume. Mew Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Fpc Family Planning Clinic In the Village Directory, the revenue village is Phc Public Health Centre taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of If the village is electrified then it is indicated by Location Code Numbers assigned to the villages. the letter E under Column 6. Unlike the Town Directory, the Villaga Directory ~ontains only one statement. An alphabetical list of The types of drinking water supply sources a vai villages with the Location Code Numbers against lable with in the village are indicated as below: them is given at the beginning of the Village Directory T Tap -of each taluk. This facilitates the reader to select W Well the required village from the alphabetical list and .after knowing its location code number to obtain the Tk Tank necessary particulars from the Village Directory. The Tw Tube Well River Village Directory is broadly divided into four broad' R C Canal sections viz. location particulars, basic amenities like education, medicai etc., land utilisation and distance If there are a.ny other sources of drinking water from urban area and the importance of the village as other than the above, then such sources have been religious or tourist centre. spelt out. Columns I to 3 deal with the location' code If the village is served by one or more of the number, name and the total area of the village. The following means of communications within a distance . area gvien under Col~} is as per the data furnished of one mile from the village, then the communication by the Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. facilities of the village under column 8 have been Columns 4 to 9 give the basic amenities available in indicated as below:- 6 PR Pucca Road agricultural use, that portion is KR Katchcha Road included under the appropriate T Train heading of cultivated or uncultivated R River land. 2 Cultivated area with C Canal Thi ~ include~ the land under the breakup of irrigated & following three categoriei. unirrigated (eols. • The postal facilities, jf any, existing in the village J2 and 13). are indicated under column 9 by the following (i) Net area sown; symbols. The net area sown represents the area sown to crops counting' areas PO Post Office S0wn more than once in the same TO Telegraph Office year, only once. PTO Post & Telegraph Office (ii) Current fallows: Phone Telephone This class comprises cropped areu which are kept fallow during the If a village does not have any of the above faci~ current year. If any seedling area Ii ties then " ...... " is indicated against such village is not cropped again in the same under relevant column. year, it is also treated as current fallow. ,p The staple food of the majority of the population (iii) Other fallows: of the village during the major portion of the year is This includes all lands which were indicated under column 10 as indicated below. If taken up for cultivation but are variety of grains are mainly used in the village, then temporarily out of cultivation for they have been indicated, accordingly. a period of not less than one year and not more than five years. The Ri Rice· reasons for keeping such lands W Wheat fallow may be either due to povert~ J Jowar of the cultivators or inadequate supply of water or malarial climate B Bajra or silting of canals or rivers or unre Ra Ragi munerated nature of farming etc. M Maize 3 Cultivable waste This includes the land under the (Col. 14) following ~hree caiegories. Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation (i) Miscelladeous tree crops. groves statistics. Under column 11 the extent of the forest not incfuded in the area sown. area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 the extent of Under this class is included all the cultivated area in the village is given. he extent cultivable land which is not inclu ded under net area sown but is put of area irrigated together with area irrigated under to some agricultural use. Lands different irrigational sources such as canals, tanks, under casuarina trees, thatching wells, tube wells etc., are given, wherever available grass, bamboo bushes and other under column 12 while under column 13 the extent groves for fuel etc., which are not of land unirrigated is given. Column 14 gives the included under "Orchards" are extent of cultivable waste. The area not available for classed under this category. CUltivation such as village site, rivers, canals, tanks, (ii) Cu/turable waste,' wells etc., is given under column 15. This includes lands available for cultivation but not taken up for The various types of land use given under each of cultivation or abandoned after the 11 to 15 column!; are listed out and the concepts few years for one reason or other. explained below. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. 1 Forests (Col. 11) These include all actually forested They may be assessed or not as areas and the lands classed or ~essed and may lie in isolated administered as forests under any blocks or within cultivated hol legal enactment dealing with forests dings. Land once cultivated but whether State owned or private. If not cultivated for five years in any portion of such land is not 8uccession is also included in this. actually wooded but put to some ,alegory. 7 3 Cultivable waste (iii) Permanent paSlurej and olher gra- All the above particulars are based on the data (Col. 14)-(Concld). zing lands: obtained from the Tahsildars and local bodies con These cover all grazing lands whe cerned and also from the concerned departments like ther they are permanent pastures Postal, Medical, Education, Electricity. and meadows or not. Village common and grazing lands within INHA.BITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES forest areas are included under There are, in all, 1,316 villages in the district at this head. 1971 Census of which 1,277 are inhabited and 39 are uninhabited vilbges. 14 villages are partlv included 4 Area not avaiJable This includes the land under the in different urban areas of the district. Kuppam for cultivation (Col. following two categories. taluk has the largest number of villages viz., 183 ]5) while the smallest number of villages viz., 78 is in (I) Barren and unellilivable land: Bangarupalem taluk. There is a steep fall in the This covers all barren and unculti number of villages in Srikalahasti taluk from 427 in vable land like mountains, etc., 1961 to 183 in 1971. This is mainly due to the i.e., which cannot be brought regrouping of the villages under survey and settlement under cultivation unless at a high operations. 509 villages or about 40 \~ of the total cost whether such land is in iso lated blocks or within cultivated inhabited villages in the district have a p:)pulation of holdings. less than 1,000 each. 409 villages or about 32% of the total inhabited villages in the district are in the (ii) Land put to non-agricultural uses: popUlation size of 1,000-1,999. There are only 25 villages in the population size of 5,000-9,999 and two All lands occupied by buildings roads and railways or under waters villages with a population of 10,000 and above. A e.g., rivers and canals and other large proportion of these villages are in Madanapalle lands put to uses other than agri and Puttur taluks. The proportion of number of cultural. villages belonging to popUlation size of 1,000-1,999 are generally more in all the taluks except Kuppam, Under column 16 the distance of the village from Madanapalle, Vayalpad and Puttur. Kuppam taluk the nearest town in K. Ms. is given. The days on has a larger number of villages viz., 39 out of 183 which weekly market!sh'llldies, if any, held in the villages with a population of less than 200. village are given under column 17. If the village has any historical/religious/archaeological tourist impor The distribution of villages by size class of tance, it has been indicated under column 18. popUlation and taluks is given below: STATEMENT 1 T ALUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE OF POPULATION No. of Villages by population Total r ------.A.----.------, Name of the Villages less than 200- SOl}- 1,000- 2,000- 5,000- 10,000 Tal uk (Inhabited) 200 499 999 ],999 4,999 9,999 and above (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Chittoor 121 3 14 14 50 40 Bangarupalem 78 4 6 15 28 23 2 Palmaner 91 12 9 16 32 22 Kuppam 183 39 73 43 22 6 Punganur 103 3 17 47 36 Madanapalle 104 10 8 13 18 44 10 Vayalpad 125 5 8 22 40 46 4 Chandragiri 117 7 22 25 38 23 2 Srikalahasti 129 5 16 34 50 24 Satyavedu 116 8 17 23 44 22 2 Puttur 110 6 12 40 46 5 Total 1,277 93 182 234 409 332 25 2 8 , VILLAGES CLASSIFIED:BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA Chittoort Palmaner, Bangarupalem and Satyavedu: The are 438 villages or about 33% of the total taluks have a relatively high proportion of villages ill villages including the uninhabited villages, in the the area'range of 1001 to 2000 acres each. Madana~ district with a geographical area of less than 1000 palle taluk has a very high proportion of villages in acres each. 340 villages have area between 1001 to the area range of 5001 acres and above. Kuppam 2000 acres each. 410 villages or about 31% of the Taluk has the bulk of small size villages with area total villages have an area ranging from 2001 to 5000 ranging between 201 and 1000 acres each. The area acres each. Only 125 villages have an area more particulars in respect of 3 villages distributed one to than 5000 acres each. There is relatively a higher each of the three taluks·Chittoor, Kuppam and Puttur proportion of villages in the area range of 2001 to are not available. The table showing the taluk - wise 5000 acres each in the district and particularly so in distribution of villages by size class of area is given Punganur, Vayalpad, Srikalahasti and PuttUT tahiks. below. STATEMENT 2 TALUKWISE DISTPoIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE CLASS OF GEOGRAPHICAL AREA No. of Villages by area (in Acres) r------_,-, --.A.- _. -.- --- ~------~----~ Name of the Total No. 50 or' 51- 10t- 201- SOI- 1,001- 2,001- 5,001 and Un Talul' of Villages less 100 200 500 1,000 2,000 5,000 above specified (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) Chittoor 126 4 6 8 29 40 30 8 Bangarupalem 78 1 4 3 12 28 28 I Palmaner 100 , 2 2 10 15 6 34 30 1 Kuppam 194 4 15 73 55 27 17 2 Punganur 103 1 7 21 68 6 Madanapalle 108 7 7 5 10 33 46 Vayalpad 126 2 1 .3 2 7 29 ~3 29 Chandrsgiri 119 3 10 22 17 22 25 19 Srikalahasti 130 9 10 48 57 6 Satyavedu 120 5 20 25 40 24 5 Puttur 112 1 7 15 41 45 2 1 Total 1,316 7 16 60 167 188 340 410 125 3 EDUCATIONA.L FACILI'rIES Out of the total 1,277 inhabited villages in the Education which has come to be viewed now as a district, Primary Schools exist in 1,046 villages or patent means of development, has a role, which needs about 82% of (atal inhabited villages while 231 villa no emphasis, in the gradual evolution of an enli~ ghtened community. It is, therefore, one of the basic ges constituting 18% of the total inhabited villages do facilities that has to be provided to the people. An not have the minimum educ?tional facilities. 113 idea of the extent and the level to which it has been provided in the rural areas of the district can be had villages or about 9'6 of the total inhabited villages from the table given below. The villages are classi· have Middle or Upper Primary Schools while 102 fied by the distance to the nearest town with which the villages have established commercial, social and other villages Of about 8% of the total inhabited villages links. bave High or Higher Secondary Schools. There are STATEMENT 3 three Junior Colleges, which are spread over in the EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES rural afeas of Palmaner and Vayalpad taluks. The ,-______No. of villages A- ______having --., institutions shown under 'others' generally include Primary Middle High or Other technicai schools, basic training schools, etc. Distance from Total Schools Schools Higher educa- the nearest No. of Secon· Colle- tional town ill Kms. villages dary ges in.sti- (Inbabited) Scbools tutIons MEDICAL FACILITIES (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 132 105 13 12 1 Expansion of the medical facilities particularly 14 6-10 191 141 9 in the rural parts has been emphasised in the develop~ 11-15 188 144 15 16 .. 16-25 322 268 27 2] 1 men t plans. An idea of the ,extent of the availa.bility 26-50 386 337 37 36 1 51-100 58 51 7 6 of these facilities in the rura.l areas of the district can Total 1,277 1,046 113 102 3 1 be had frOID the following table. 9 STATEMENT 4 It may be noticed that a higher proportion of NUMBER. OF MEDICAL INSTITIJTIONS villages proximate to urban areas. are electrified. Nearly about 70% of the villages lying at a distance No. of Medical Insthutions r------_A------~ of less than 5 Kms. to the urban areas are electrified. Dispen- Others (Phc, In all there are 583 villages or about 44.3% of total Name of the Hospitals saries Fpc & Mcw) Taluk villages are electrified in this district. The taluk-wise (I) (2) (3) (4) break-up of these 583 electrified villages and the Chittoor 3 20 percentage of villages electrified to the total villages Bangarupalem 5 3 in the taluk are given in the following table. Palmaner 5 13 6 Kuppam 1 STATEMENT 6 Punganur 5 18 Madanapalle 1 10 23 TALUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES Vayalpad 9 21 4 15 Percentage Chandragiri 3 No. of of villages Srikalahasti 3 10 Name of the To~al No. of electrified electrified to Satyavedu 1 1 15 Taluk villages villages total number Puttur 3 18 of villages in taluk Total 5 S5 162 (1) (2) (3) (4) There are 222 medical institutions of various Chittoor 126 59 46.8 types in the rural parts of the district. These insti~ Bangarupalem 78 55 70.5 tutions include 5 hospitals, distributed among Palmaner 100 30 30.0 Kuppam 194 45 23.2 Madanapalle, Chandragiri and Satyavedu taluks, 55 Punganur 103 38 36.9 dispensaries and 162 other medical institutions such Madanapalle 108 37 34.3 as Primary Health Centres, Family Planning Clinics, VayaJpad 126 58 46.0 Maternity Child Welfare Centres, etc. Hospital Chandragiri 119 105 88.2 facilities do not exist in the rural areas of 8 of the 11 Srikalahasti 130 33 25.4 Satyavedu 120 47 39.2 taluks while dispensaries exist in all the taluks. The Puttur 112 76 67.9 rural parts of Kuppam taluk have comparatively fewer medical facilities while the rural parts of Total 1,316 583 44.3 Madanapalle taluk have good medical facilities. Next to MadanapalIe, the rural parts of Vayalpad have Comparatively Chandragiri taluk has a higher o good medical facilities. On an average, there is one proportion of electrified villages viz., 88.2 ,{,. Next to medical institution for every 100 sq. Kms. of rural it Bangarupalem and Puttur taluks come in the order area in the district. with 70.510 and 67.9% of electrified villages respecti vely. Kuppam taluk has the lowest proportion of villages electrified viz., 23.2%. The proportion of ELECTRIFICATION villages electrified in Srikalahasti and Palmlner The number of villages including the uninhabited taluks is also not encouraging. which have electricity supply is given in the table -below, classifying the villages by the distance to the COMMUNICA nON FACILlTIES nearest town. Good road transport and communication facilities are essential for the economic development. 536 STATEMENT 5 villages or about 41 % of the total number of villages NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY including the uninhabited villages are connected by Distance from the Total No. of No. of villages pucca road while 665 or about 51 % villages are con nearest town village$ where electric in Kms. supply is nected by katcha road only. Rail transport facilities available are availably only in 45 villages or about 3% of the (1) (2) (3) total villages, 11 S villages out of the total of 1,316 5 or less 136 93 villages in the district are not connected either by 6-10 196 112 pucca roads or katchl roads.~ 11-15 19. 89 16-25 335 120 26-SQ 394- 154- A table showing the distribution of villages by 51-100 61 15 the type of connecting roads and transport facility Total 1,316 583 available is given below. 10 STATEMENT 7 COMMUNICA 'fION FACILITIES Distance from the Total Number of villages connected by A neare~t town No. of r------~ in Kms. villages Pucca road Katcha Puce a road & Katcha road & Others road train train (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 136 72 58 7 6 6-10 196 72 106 2 1 18 11-15 194 90 79 14 1 25 16-25 335 116 173 8 4 46 26-50 394 166 215 8 13 51-100 61 20 34 7 Total 1,316 536 665 39 6 U5 POSTAL F AC1L1TlES The following statement indicates the number of telephone facilities in the different taluks of th~ villages having post offices, telegraph offices, and district. STATEMENT S POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES Total Number of villages having r------~----A ------~ Others Name of the Inhabited Post Telegraph r----·--- --A --~ ~--.-~ No. of Post Offices taluk Villages Offices Offices Post & Telegraph Offices Phones per 100 Sq. Kms. (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Chilloor 121 73 2 6 7.3 Bangarupalem 78 45 '0' 3 5.5 Palmaner 91 35 1 3.3 Kuppam 183 30 4.0 Punganur 103 61 3.6 Madanapalle 104 68 8 3.1 VayaJpad 125 80 9 5 3.9 Chandra::\iri 117 41 6 3.1 Srikalashstl 129 58 2 3.7 Satyavedu 116 40 1 6.0 Puttur 110 76 2 4.9 Total 1,277 607 4 20 25 3.9 Among the total 1,277 inh'lbited vilbges in the places Bajra and lowar are also reported as staple district, 607 villages have post Offices, 24 villages hwe foods. telegraph facility and 25 villages have telephones in the rural areas of the district. For every lOO Sq. Km., CULTIVA TED LAND rural area in the district there are about 4 post offices In the context of land reforms the data on the The proportion of villages having post offices is higher ex1ent of land which could be brought under the in Chittoor. Punganur, Macanap31le, Vayalpad and plough but is lying uncultivated and the extent of Puttur taluks while it is low in Kupp3m, Chandragiri land cultivated in each village are very important. and Satyavedu compared to other taluks in the dis-trict. A statement showing the average cultivated land and the average cultivable waste per village classi. The main staple foods of the people in the rural fied by the distance to the nearest. town is given, areas in this district are rice and ragi. In a few below. 11 STATEMENT 9 PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE CULTIVABLE WASTE TO AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE BY DISTANCB Distance from Number of Total cultivated Average cultivated Total cult i- Average culti- Percentage of average the nearest villages land (in Acres) land per village vable waste vable waste cultivable waste per town inKms. (in Acres) (in Acres) per village village to average (Tn Acres) cultivated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 136 79,189 582 30,345 223 38.3 6-10 196 1,43,600 733 54,423 278 37.9 11-15 194 1,47,994 763 76,019 345 45.2 16-25 335 2,69.387 804 94,006 281 35.0 26-50 394 4,64,797 1,180 1,16,967 411 34.8 51-100 97,668 1,601 27,957 458 28.6 Total 1,316 12,02,635 914 4,35,716 331 36.2 On an average the area under culti vat ion in each cultivated land which could be brought under the village is 914 acres, while the extent of cultivable plough, perhaps, with some efforts. The taluk-wise waste is 331 acres. In other words there is cultivable picture is also given below to have a comparative idea waste in each village equivalent to about 362% of the of the different taluks in the district. STATEMENT 10 PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE CULTIVABLE WASTE TO AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE BY TALUKS Total cultivated Average cultivated Total culti- Average cult i- Percentage of average Name o(the Number of land land per village vable waste vable waste cultivable waste per Taluk villages (in Acres) (in Acres) (in Acres) per village village to average (in Acres) cultivated land per village (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Chittoor 126 78,193 621 63,551 504 81.1 Bangarupalem 78 69,296 888 22,893 294 33.1 Palmaner 100 89,811 898 29,212 292 32.5 Kuppam 194 72 ,622 374 3,729 19 5.1 Punganur 103 1,01,496 985 38,687 376 38.2 Madanapalle 108 2,34,864 2,175 62,238 576 26.5 Vayalpad 126 1,98,788 1,578 55,918 444 28.1 Chandragiri 119 63,166 531 62,091 522 98.3 Srikalahasti 130 1.09,478 842 40,826 314 37.3 Satyavedu 129 86,869 724 30,721 256 35.4 Puttur 112 98,052 875 25,850 236 27.0 Total 1,316 12,02,635 914 4,35,716 331 36.2 The average cultivated land per village is more in (iii) electricity is available in only 44.3% of the Madanapalle and Vayalpad taluks while it is less in total villages in the district; KuppaID and Chandragiri taluks. The proportion of (iv) the pucca road and good means of transport average cultivable waste to the cultivated land in each are available for about 41% of the total village is more in Chandragiri and Chittoor taluks villages; and with proportions of 98.3% and 81.1% respectively while it is less in Kuppam and Madanapalle where (v) an extent equivalent to about 36.2)~ of the the proportions are 5.1 and 26.5 respectively. cultivated land is left uncultivated in a village on the average: this proportion is The several particulars furnished in the Village Directory reveal that much higher (almost twice) in Chandragiri and Chittoor taluks. (i) minimum educationallacilities are not avail able in 18 Yo of the inhabited villages in the district; These facts indicate clearly that further develop (ii) there is about one medical institution for ment in all these fields is necessary in the rural parts every 100 sq. kms .• rural areas; of Chittoor District, CHITTOOR T ALUK ) !l. 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CHITTOOR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 59 Agaramangalam 39 Kalavagunta 65 Pachigunta 13 Akanambattu 23 Kaligiri 18 Palakuru 70 Ambodharapalle 53 Kalijavedu 99 Papasamudram 26 Ammagaripalle 30 Kamachinnaiah palle 115 Pasumanda 110 Ananthapuram 94 Kammapalle 67 Pathapalem 80 Anupalle 93 Kanathala Cheruvu 95 Patrapalle 50 Kattamanchi 1 Paturu 51 Peddakalva 16 Baitapalle 84 Konapalle 87 Peddisettipalle 72 Bakara Narasingarayanipeta 35 Kondam Agraharam 29 Penumuru 78 Bandapalle 57 KondepaIJe 85 Periyambadi 98 Bandapalle 55 Kotagaram 107 Perumalla Khandriga 117 Bandarlapalle 96 Kotalam 17 Peta Agraharam 102 Basavapalle 5 Kothakota Polavaram 92 Bodaguttapalle 103 Kothapalle 11 4 Potukanuma 122 Bommasamudram 68 Kothavenkatapuram 52 Kotrakona 36 Pulicollu 118 Krishnaj immapuram 12 Puthalapattu 28 Charvaganipalle 46 Kukkalapalle 111 Cheelapalle 116 Kuppuganipalle 104 Ramapuram 31 Chennasamudra Agraharam 113 Ramapuram 24 Chinnamareddi Khandriga 1l5A Lakshmambapuram Samireddipalle 71 A Chinna Vepanjeri 34 i08 Chinthalagunta 38 Sathambakam 83 Madhavaram 7 Siddalinganapalle 25 Chinthapenta 71 Mahadevamangalam 90 Siddareddipalle 6 Chitipiralla 123 Mandikrishnapuram 97 Chittapara 43 Mangasamudram 109 Talambedu 44 Chittoor 81 Mapakshi 27 Tathireddipalle 21 Mathirevula 3 Thalupulapalle 121 Dakshina Brahmanapalle 91 Modipalle 45 Thenebanda 77 Diguvamasapalle 106 Mogarallapalle 15 Thenepalle 33 41 Doddipalle MopireddipaUe 114 Thimmapalle 119 Morakalakuppam 42 Thimmasamudram 92A Muddaramapuram Thippanapalle 69 EIIapalIe 8 74 Mukkelathuru 88 Thumminda 2 Erracheruvupalle 40 Murkambattu 66 Tungundram 105 Muthakurpalle 49 Gandlapalle 73 Muthukuru 64 Varathuru 61 Gangadhara Nellore 101 Vasanthapuram 9 Goduguchinta 75 Nallarallapalle 20 Vavilthota 60 Gollapalle 54 Nandanoor 58 Veeraganellore 48 Greamspeta 120 Nangamangalam 76 Velkuru 100 Gudipala 22 Nanjarapalle 10 Venuthanapalle 32 Guntipalle 112 Naragallu 62 Vepanjeri 79 Narigapalle 14 Vepanapalle 56 Nellipalle Vezzupalle 47 Iruvaram 37 63 Vinjam 19 Oddepalle 82 langalapalle 89 Otivaripalle 86 Yadamari 13 NO.-3 14 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. Paturu 3.22 3P Phc E W PR PO Ri.Ra,J 2 Erracheruvupalle 3.36 2P,H E W PR Ri,Ra,J 3 Thalupulapalle 2.41 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 4 Potukanuma 5.29 6P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 5 Kothakota 6.53 4P,M E W PR&T PO Ri,Ra,J 6 Chitipiralla 1.60 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 7 Siddalinganapalle 0.15 Uninhabited KR 8 Thippanapalle 0.16 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 9 Goduguchinta 1.45 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 10 Venuthanapalle 3.64 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,J II PolavarJI1l 2.94 3P,M Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 12 Puthalapathu 4.01 6P,H Mew E W PR&T PO Ri,Ra,J 13 Akanambattu 1.59 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 14 Vepanapalle 1.35 W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 15 Thenepalle 4.96 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 16 Baitapalle 3.39 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 17 Peta Agraharam l.26 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 18 Palak.uru 3.02 4P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 19 Oddepalle 2.46 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 20 Vavilthota 6.50 5P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 21 Mathirevula 2.61 2P,M E W PR&T PO Ri,Ra,J 22 Nanjarapalle 1.84 W PR Ri,Jla,J 23 Kaligiri 3.22 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 24 Chinnamreddi 2.77 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J Khandriga 25 Chinthapenta 3.74 3P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 26 Ammagaripalle 0.12 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 27 T1l.thireddipalle 0.18 Uninhabited 28 Charvaganipalle 0.35 E W PR Ri,Ra,J 29 Penumuru 15.99 2P,H D,Fpc E W PR PO,TO,Phone Ri,Ra,J 30 Kamuchinrtaiahpalle 7.24 4P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 31 Chennasa!l1udra 0.22 W PR Ri,Ra,J Agraharam 32 Guntipalle 4.32 3P W PR Ri,Ra,J 33 Mopireddipalle 0.35 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 34 Sami reddipalle 0.14 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 35 Kondam Agraharam . 0.19 Uninhabited 15 DIRECTORY and Land use CHITTOOR TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest ...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(303); 1k(141) ,W(ll 6), 596 1,133 29 Pakala 8 Wednesday C(46) T(298); (W(181),Tk(1l7) 717 1,049 86 Pakala II 2 T(251); W(148),Tk(91), 475 660 156 Pakala 13 3 C(12) 1(836); W(489),Tk(294), 811 1,625 114 Pakala 8 4 C(53) T(851); Tk(597),W(206), 1,045 2,068 215 Pakala 6 5 C(48) T(335); W(180),C(102), 421 209 59 Pakala 8 6 Tk(53) T(2); W(2) 74 25 Pakala 7 7 T(80); W(47),Tk(33) 2 20 Pakala 13 8 T(392); Tk(162),W(145), 212 309 20 Pakala 13 9 C(85) T(243); Tk(97) ,W(96), 183 1,025 879 Pakala 10 10 C(50) t>~ l T(381); Tk(220),W(161) 700 1,016 385 Pakala 14 Saturday 11 T(635); Tk(290),W(277), 850 1,047 34 Chittoor 16 Tuesday lZ C(68) T(256); W(235) ,Tk(21) 263 392 107 Chittoor 18 13 T(79); W(49),Tk(16), 245 205 335 Pakala 10 14 W(14) T(671); W(300),Tk(220), 959 1,279 265 Chittoor 18 15 C(151) T(340); W(171),Tk(148), 665 960 205 Chittoor 24 16 • C(21) T(l73);W(158),Tk(12) ,C(3) 265 246 122 Chittoor 18 17 1(542); Tk(302),W(240) 841 486 64 Chittoor 19 18 T(279); W(155),Tk(73), 417 699 179 Chittoor 14 19 C(51) T(658); W(447),C(162), 736 2,566 200 Chittoor 13 20 Tk(49) 63 T(383); W(I97),C(186) 651 448 125 Chittoor 16 21 T(214); C(12!),W(93) 105 397 462 Chittoor 13 22 104 T(321); C(193), W(128) 312 862 462 Chilloor 14 23 188 T(246);W(136) ,C(lIO) 299 702 340 Chittoor 13 Sunday 24 108 T(377); Tk(230),W(147) 443 936 531 Chittoor 5 25 T(36); W(36) 19 2 Chitloor 6 26 115 Chittoor 6 27 66 T(49); W(26),C(22),Tk(I) 84 10 15 Chilloor 21 28 119 T(417); W(290),C(125), 691 5,000 4,007 Chittoor 11 Wednesday 29 Tk(2) 347 T(532); W(369),Tk(163) 912 1,756 1,092 Chitto or 27 30 T(42); C(33),W(9) 18 40 41 Chittoor 14 31 47 T(304) ;C(i58), W(146) 819 941 654 Chittoor 14 32 T(64); W(64) 79 20 61 Chittoor 13 33 40 T(40); W(40) 5 5 Chittoor 16 Sunday 34 T(25), W(25) 28 67 10 Chittoor 13 35 16 VILLAGE Amenities CH1TTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABU! WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loea- Area r tion Name of Village III Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nieations Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ---- .. 36 Pulicollu 10.78 SP Fpc W PR. PO Ri,Ra,J 37 Vezzupalle 3.23 2P Mew W PR Ri,Ra,J 38 Sathambakam 2.97 2P W PR Ri,Ra,J 39 Kalavagunta 9.97 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 40 Murakambattu 2.56 2P,M Mew E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 41 Doddipalle 0.84 P,H E W PR PO RLRa,J 42 Thimmasamudram 2.85 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J (Rural) 43 Mangasamudram 1.41 P E T PR Ri,Ra,J (Rural) 44 Chittoor (Rural) 2.18 3P,M,5H D,Mcw,Fpc E T PR&T PO,TO,Phone Ri,Ra,J 45 Thenebanda 4.64 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 46 Kukkalapalle 2.69 4P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 47 lruvararn (Rural) 2.09 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 48 Greamspet (Rural) 1.95 P,M E T PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,J 49 Gandlapalle (Rural) 1. 76 P E T,W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 50 Kattamanchi (Rural) . 2.03 P E T PR PO Ri,Ra,J 51 Peddakalva 1.89 P E W PR P9 Ri,Ra,J 52 Kotrakona 3.72 2P Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 43 Kalijavedu 2.33 3P W PR Ri,Ra,J 54 Nandanoor 9.68 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 55 Kotagaram 2.41 P W PR Ri,Ra,] 56 Nellipalie 12.31 H Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 57 Kondepalle 1.52 P W PR Ri,Ra,J 58 Veeraganellore 3.2& P W PR Ri,Ra,J 59 Agaramangalam 1.28 M,H W KR Ri,Ra,J 60 Gollapalle 4.50 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 61 Gangadhara Nellore 4.33 H Mew E W PR PO, Phone Ri,Ra,] 62 Vepanjeri 3.30 f' W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 63 Vinjam 6.32 P Mew W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 64 Varathuru 4.43 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 65 Paehigunta 2.29 W KR PO Ri,Ra,J . 66 Tungundram 1.11 P,M,H W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 67 Pathapalem 1.25 P W PR Ri,Ra,J 68 Kot)1avenkatapuram 1.27 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 69 Ellapalle 1.95 3P W PR Ri,Ra,J 70 AmbodharapalJc 1.49 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 17 DIRECTORY and Land use CHITTOOR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, Town or days historical Loca- Area not and of the or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Code Forest A Culturable for culti- (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 355 T(128); W(128) 532 1,151 4,730 Chittoor 16 36 155 T(212); W(122),C(90) 603 726 372 Chittoor 16 37 30 T(207); W(207) 81 1,244 340 Chittoor 11 38 124 T(464); W(228),Tk(150), 962 1,249 3,580 Chittoor 8 39 C(86) 24 T(I,137); C(902),W(235) 388 40 49 Chittoor 5 40 T(161); W(136),Tk(2S) 58 180 135 Chittoo{ 5 41 T(80); Tk(56),W(24) 832 772 137 ChittOQf 2 42 T(252); W(130),Tk(122) 206 389 56 Chittoor 2 43 T(146); W(81),Tk(6S) 154 213 882 Chittoar 2 44 T(254); W(254) 797 587 1,332 Chittoor 2 45 T(297); Tk(l51),W(145), 535 740 150 Chittoor 6 46 C(l) T(l59); Tk(60) ,C(62) , 268 793 117 Chittoor 3 47 W(37) T(22S); Tk(l56),W(72) 93 887 41 Chittoor 2 48 T(374); W(289),Tk(85) 228 488 36 Chittoor 2 4'1 T(l59); W(89),Tk(70) 397 624 119 Chittoor 1 50 T(264); Tk(221),C(30), 225 411 311 Chittoor 8 51 W(13) 185 T(129); W(129) 623 965 479 Chittoor 8 52 50 T(323); W(231),C(92) 450 602 69 Chittoor 14 53 200 T(347); W(23/),C(11O) 430 1,677 3,540 Chittoor 13 . 54 T(226); Tk(214),W (12) 193 332 797 Chittoor 16 55 T{2l2); Tk(211),W(l) 463 t ,070 5,530 Chittoor 19 56 T(160);Tk(139),W(21 ) 126 174 514 Chittoor 18 57 TeIOO); Tk(87),W(13) 997 808 185 Chittoor 19 58 T(212); Tk(202),WlUl) 87 378 145 Chittoor 14 59 T(4); W(4) 156 307 2,410 Chittoor 19 .. ;c: 60- T(317); Tk(250),C(60), 230 1,336 891 Chittoor 8 .. 61 WO) T(498); Tk(414),W(84) 321 957 336 Chittoor 14 62 T(6t2); Tk(490),W(102), 132 1,001 2,300 Chitto or 19 63 C(20) T(695); Tk(S93),C(90), 431 ] ,499 210 Chittoor 22 Tuesday 64 W(l2) T(320); T(280) ,W(20), 161 425 561 Chittoor 24 65 C(20) T(400); W(400) 110 100 100 Chittoor 22 66 T(73); W(70),Tk(3) 27 372 329 Chittoor 26 67 T(255); W(241),Tk(l4) 80 235 243 Chittoor 27 68 T(294); W(275),Tk(l9) 102 623 229 Chittoor 22 69 T(106); W(l01),Tk(5) 300 311 237 Chittoor 26 70' 18 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AV AILABLI! WITHIN THt! VILLAGI! Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telet:raph Food No. (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (5) (7) (8) (9) (10) 71 Mahadevamangalam 1. 76 P,M B W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 71A Chinna Vepanjeri 1.76 P .E W PR PO, Phone Ri,Ra,J '72 Bak.ara Narasingaraya- 1.93 5P,H Mew W PR Ri,Ra,J mpet 73 Muthukuru 1.33 4P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J « 74 Mukkelathuru 2.51 P W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,J 75 Nallarallapalle 0.14 Uninhabited KR 76 Velkuru 1.67 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 77 Diguvamasapalle 3.62 P,M E W,T PR PO Ri,Ra,J 78 Bandapalle 3.83 3P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 79 Narigapalle 1.84 2P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,J 80 Anupalle 0.16 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 81 Mapakashi 3.86 P,M Fpe E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 82 Jangalapalle 2.19 2P W KR Ri,Ra,J 83 Madhavaram 1.66 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 84 Konapalle 1.07 3P E W .KR Ri,Ra,J 85 Periyambadi 1.09 3P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 86 Yadamari 4.54 4P,H Mew E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 87 Peddisettipalle 4.64 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 88 Thumminda 11 .84 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 89 Otivaripalle 0.81 P W KR. Ri,Ra,J 90 Siddareddipalle 0.76 P W PR Ri,Ra,J 91 Modipalle 0.12 W KR Ri,Ra,J 92 Bodaguttapalle 2.14 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,] 92A Muddaramapurann 1.30 P Phc W PR Ri,Ra,J 93 Kanathala Cheruvu 0.36 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 94 Kammapalle 0,38 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 9S Patrapalle 0.96 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 96 Kotalam 1.32 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,l 91 Chittapara 3.08 P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 98 Bandapalle 1.05 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 99 Papasamudram 1.41 p W PR Ri,Ra,J 100 Gudipala 1.95 P Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 101 Vasanthapuram 0.91 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 102 Basavapalle 1.39 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 103 Kothapalle 1.35 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 104 Ramapuram 8.98 P Mew E W PR,T Ri,Ra,J Ri,Ra,J 10~ Muthakurpalle 0.35 P E W PR 19 DIRECTORY and Land Dse CHITTOOR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not""" Town or days or arehaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ~ Culturable for eulti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) 03) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(109); Tk(107),W(2) 397 332 288 Chittoor 14 71 T(159), Tk(127),W(32) 288 431 248 Chittoor 16 71A , T(559); W(508), Tk(27), 292 184 200 Chittoor 21 Monday 72 C(24) T(464); W(386), Tk(72), 280 57 50 Chittoor 14 73 C(6) T(489); Tk(436),W(53) 211 .504 402 Chittoor 13 74 T(3); Tk(3) 43 31 113 Chittoor 10 75 T(364); Tk(256) , C(86) , 182 212 311 Chittoor 8 76 W(22) T(J07); Tk(212) ,We 95) 904 884 22.1 Chittoor 8 77 T(173); W(90),Tk(8l) 921 1,149 208 Chittoor 6 78 T(409); W(176),Tk(233) 492 77 200 Chittoor 11 79 T(33); Tk(25) ,W(8) 30 39 Chittoor 8 80 T(122); Tk(106),W(l6) 248 474 1,665 Chittoor 11 81 T(233); W(l96),Tk(37) 401 544 224 Chittoor 5 82 T(201); W(1l6),TkC5S), 274 332 255 Chittoor 6 83 C(30) T(207), W(99),Tk(82), 248 31 199 Chittoor 6 84 C(26) 123 T(129); W(98) , Tk(25),C(6) 212 124 110 Chittoor 9 85 316 . T(863); W(625),Tk(127), 869 462 396 Chittoor 10 86 C(11l) T(119); W(100),Tk(19) 900 27 1,924 Chittoor 16 87 T(216); W(200),Tk(16) 1,196 61 6,105 Chittoor 16 88 237 T(124); W(80),Tk(44) 265 29 100 Chittoor 22 89 124 T(t03); W(73),Tk(16), 218 20 21 Chittoor 19 90 C(14) 60 T(6); C(5),W(J) 11 Chittoor 21 91 342 T(414); W(274),Tk(l16), 162 200 252 Chittoor 24 C(24) 92 133 T(26); W(15),Tk(!), 68 295 302 Chittoor 16 C(10) 92A 214 T(8); W(8) 8 Chittoor 32 93 T(lOO); W(50),Tk(50) 20 119 4 . Chitto or 22 94 T(330}; W(23S) ,Tk(9S) 123 115 40 6 Cbittoor 19 95 132 T(12!); W(85),Tk(36) 547 5 40 Chittoor.26 96 T(233); W(200) , Tk(33) 862 95 783 Chittoor 24 97 T(79); W(70),Tk(9) 328 13 253 Chittoor 22 98 T(317); W(300),Tk(17) 383'- 2 244 Chittoor 21 99 T(401); W(350),Tk(51) 524 65 258 Chittoor 19 100 T(43); W(40),Tk(3) 159 80 300 Chittoor 13 101 T(212); W(190),Tk(22) 174 78 424 Chittoor 18 Sunday 102 T(476); W(400),Tk(76) 374 7 7 Chittoor 13 103 T(491); W(450),Tk(41) 296 200 4,760 Chittoor 11 . 104 T(59); W(50),Tk(9) 35 51 79 Chittoor 16 lOS; 20 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGE Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 106 Mogarallapalle 2.79 P W PR Ri-,Ra,J 107 Perumalla Khandriga .. 1.80 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 108 ChintaJagunta 1.01 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 109 TaJambedu 4.64 P,M W KR PQ Ri,Ra,J 110 Ananthapuram 3.79 4P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 111 Cheelapalle 1.72 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 112 NaragaUu 13.58 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 113 Ramapuram 3.20 2P,2H W PR,T Ri,Ra,J 114 Thimmapalle 2.48 P W PR Ri,Ra,J 115 Pasumanda 3.40 P E W KR Ri,Ra,J lISA Lakshmambapuram ,N.A Uninhabited 116 Kuppuganipalle 1.22 P W T Ri,Ra,J 117 Bandarlapalle 0.34 W T Ri,Ra,J l1S Krishnajimmapuram 0.36 P E W KR,T Ri,Ra,J 119 Morakalakuppam 1.35 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 120 Nangamangalam 1.87 P,M E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,J 121 Dakshina Brah- 1.22 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J manapalle 122 Bornmasamudram 2.90 P,H Phc E W PR,T 'PO Ri,Ra,J 123 Mandikrishnapuram . 1.47 P W KR Ri,Ra,l 21 DIRECTORY and Land use CHITTOOR 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 im- Code Forest CuIturable for culti. distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(195); Tk(164).W(31) 648 245 699 Chittoor 14 106 T(1l9); W(1l4),Tk(S) 17 236 780' Chittoor 10 107 T(201); W(176),Tk(25) 37 211 195 Chittoor 13 108 T(302); W(255),C(26), 141 721 1,806 Chitto or 11 109 Tk(21) T(373); W(287),Tk(60), 315 1,344 394 Chittoor 21 110 C(26) T(334); Tk(272),W(62) 330 344 23 Chitto or 16 111 7,392 T(285); W(234),Tk(51) 208 443 363 Chittoor 27 lI2 256 T(930); W(819),Tk(80), 196 66 600 Chitto or 26 113 C(3I) T(361); W(311),Tk(40) ,C(lO) 206 69 251 Chittoor 19 114 T(85); W(80),Tk(5) 110 36 1,945 Chittoor 17 115 Chittoor 18 llSA T(I77); W(160),Tk(17) 107 320 178 Chitto or 19 116 T(29); W(20),Tk(9) 23 111 56 Chittoor 18 117 T(20); W(12),Tk(8) 33 50 132 Chittoor 19 118 T(288); W(2S0),Tk(3S), 285 50 241 Chitto or 21 119 T(565), W(500),Tk(65) 99 52 479 ChiUoor 14 120 T(221); W(200),Tk(21) 322 43 195 Chittoor 21 Wednesday 121 T(847); W(800),Tk(47) 339 153 512 Chittoor 14 Sunday 122 T(338); W(300),Tk(38) 307 42 254 Chittoor 14 123 BANGARUPALEM IND. SUB-TALUK . ' " 00 ., .. Number of VW.t!a,/- NaM. or die Number of AlDHRA PRADESH Taluk SfiI· Knu;, Stt. MMII Inhlluttd U"-IMltbttfCI Towns BANGARUPALEM Il' ....HGA_ 111.1 11J.' .. "U Nil CHANDRAGIRI .- IND. SUB. TALUK .. CHITTOOR DISTRICT ,'kilometr.. PUNGANUR CHI'rTOOR TALUK TALUK _.- St.te ...... , TM ...... , -_ L _ V_.._...., WIth LoceIfoft , .. ,...... , @ Tah,k ...... UltteM ---_...... _~tt~ NeM~ of All lat,. Vtlllps WId!.::-ro'::'::-: of S._ Il' s...... ,. I)' IS .,.,...... " "- ~_oIV.... ,'..... __• • '...... - 4 • .-"'_..... - • ...... ~fO hIlO".'...... OIICII - " IH ...... -- '_ ...... e -CNW,,==,~='" CHtT1'oe<~ DlSrac -~t4 ... 1.1ft"", _.I.c._ ..... _. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VlM:.AGES BANGARUPALEM INDEPENDENT SUB-TALIrn 1971 1971 1971 ,Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name oC Villago Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 30 Aragonda 61 Kallurupalle 77 Otivaripalle 8 Ayyala Krishnareddipalle 56 Kalva Mogilappa Khandriga 13 Kaminayanipalle 39 Paimagham 66 Benipalle 16 Kanipakam 52 Palamakulapalle 76 Bhoomireddipalle 27 Karakampalle SO Paleru 70 Bodabanda 74 Kasiralla 26 Pallecheruvu 68 Budithireddipalle 37 Ka ttakindapalle 17 Patnam 54 Keeramanda l Peddasamireddipallo 3 Polakala . 31 Cherlopalle II Kollapalle . 12 Pullur 15 Chigarapalle 69 Koormaipalle 28 Kothapalle 18 Punyasamudram 41 Kuppam 29 Puthramaddi 73 Dasarapalle 21 PuthuI 25 Diguvamagham 23 Diguvathadakara 36 Madhavaram 57 Ragimanipenta 71 Madireddipalle 43 Sadakuppam 31 Eachaneri 65 Mahasaniudram 67 Majara Kothapalle 10 Sanganapalle 24 Eguva thadakara Mallakunta 33 Sarakallu 9 Erlampalle 34 44 Mathyam 40 Setteri 51 Mogili Gandupalle 38 5 Morampalle 22 Tavanampalle Gollapalle 58 49 Mothugunta 53 Tekumanda Gollapalle 72 14 Mudigolam 62 Thambuganipalle Govindareddipalle 35 46 Muthukur 40A Thoompayanapalle 63 Gundla Kattamanchi 41A Thumba Gundlapalle 1 75 Nadimpalle Gurukuvaripalle 32A 47 Nalagampalle 20 Uthara Brahmanapalle 19 Nalisettipalle 6 Irala (Avirala) 42 Nallamgadu 48 Venkatagiri 4 Nampalle 7 Venkatasamudra Agraharam 59 J ambuvaripalle 64 Noonegundlapalle 55 Vepanapalle 23 24 VILLAGE. Amenities· CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (~) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Gundlapalle 3.67 P E W PR PO Rj,Ra 2 Peddasamireddipalle . 0.08 E W KR· PO Ri,Ra 3 PoIakaIa 7.27 P,M E W KR PO Ri,Ra 4 NampalJe 5.58 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 5 Morampalle 2.86 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 6 Irala (AviraIa) 5.20 3P,H D,Phc E W KR PO,Phone Ri,Ra 7 Venkatasamudra 0.18 E W KR Ri,Ra Agraharam 8 Ayyala Krishnareddi-. 0.30 W KR Ri,Ra palle 9 Erlampalle 2.44 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 10 Sanganapalle 0.01 P W KR Ri,Ra 11 Kollapalle 1.11 P W KR . Ri,Ra 12 Pullur 5.88 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 13 Kaminayanipalle 1.85 p W KR Ri,Ra 14 Mudigolam 7.49 3P,M,H W KR PO Ri,Ra 15 Chigarapalle 1.93 p E W KR Ri,Ra 16 Kanipakam 2.82 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 17 Patnam 7.13 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 18 Punyasamudram 1.63 P E W KR Ri,Ra 19 Nalisettipalle 1.91 P W KR Ri,Ra 20 Uthara Brahmana- 2.89 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra palle 21 Puthur 2.28 P E W KR PO _ Ri,Ra 22 Tavanampalle 3.18 P,R D,Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 23 Diguvathadakara 1.52 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 24 Eguvathadakara 0.64 P E W PR Ri,Ra 25 Diguvamagham 1.19 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 26 Pallecheruvu 1.17 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra rA.7 Karakampalle 1.17 P E W KR Ri,Ra 28 Kothapalle 4.69 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 29 Puthramaddi 3.99 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 30 Aragonda 4.67 P,R D,Mcw E w PR PO, Phone Ri,Ra 31 Eachaneri 2.55 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 32 Cheriopalle 5.10 P E W KR .PO Ri,Ra 32A Gurukuvaripalle 1. 76 P E W KR Ri,Ra 33 Sarakallu 9.57 P.M E W KR PO Ri,Ra 34 Mallakunta 7.72 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 35 Govindareddipalle 3.57 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 36 Madhavaram 2.37 P E KR Ri,Ra 37 Kattakindapalle 1.65 p E W KR Ri,Ra 38 Gandupalle 3.57 P E W PR Ri,Ra 39 Paimagham 2.97 p E W PR Ri,Ra 40 Setteri 6.98 p E W KR Ri,Ra 40A Thoompayanapalle 2.12 P E W KR Ri,Ra 25 DIRECTORY and Land use BANGARUPALEM IND. SUB-TALUKi LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti· distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(506); Tk(506) 1,063 )83 397 Chittoor 32 1 T(5); Tk(5) 34 4 7 Chittoor 21 1 T(91O); Tk(910) 2,065 258 1,420 Chittoor 20 Sunday 3 T(465); Tk(465) 2,085 388 614 Chittoor 23 4 T(355); Tk(355) 386 430 662 Chittoor 28 S T(579); Tk(579) 1,347 175 1,227 Chittoor 28 Thursday 6 T(l6); Tk(16) 28 22 49 Chittoor 28 7 T(26); Tk(26) 39 109 20 Chittoor 25 8 T(215);Tk(215) 712 330 302 Chittoor 23 9 T(3); Tk(3) 3 Chittoor 23 10 T(120); Tk(120) 301 129 161 Chittoor 20 11 T(350); Tk(350) 1,427 132 1,851 Chitto or 20 Thursday 12 T(l32); Tk(132) 500 326 223 Chittoor 18 13 T(806); Tk(806) 1,292 701 1,994 Chitto or 20 14 Tk(210); Tk(21O) 350 465 2b7 Chittoor 16 IS 327 T(374); Tk(374) 501 237 366 Chittoor 12 Vinayaka temple 16 T(671); Tk(671) 1,002 1,302 1,587 Chittoor 7 17 T(138); Tk(l38) 340 105 460 Chitto or 9 18 T(146); Tk(146) 346 303 429 Chittoor 8 19 T(ll2); Tk(1l2) 300 878 556 Chittoor 11 20 T(277); Tk(277) 803 211 171 Chittoor 14 21 T(186); Tk(186) 300 919 630 Chittoor 12 Monday 22 T(170); Tk(170) 580 31 192 Chittoor 15 23 T(lOO); Tk(lOO) 231 22 57 Chittoor 7 24 T(240); Tk(240) 387 25 109 Chittoor 17 2S T(I04); Tk(l04) 200 58 389 Chittoor 18 26 T(86); Tk(86) 229 tOO 331 Chiltoor 14 27 T(671); Tk(671) 1,040 506 784 Chittoor 16 28 T(382); Tk(382) 1,689 299 184 Chittoor 22 29 T(689); Tk(689) 1,336 51 911 Chiltoor 20 Monday 30 T(1l6); Tk(116) 936 15 568 Chittoor 22 31 T(402); Tk(402) 712 82 2,068 Chittoor 18 32 T(535); Tk(535) 135 27 429 Chittoor 25 32A 489 T(491); Tk(491) 980 2,615 2,000 Chittoor 29 33 470 T(234); Tk(234) 836 460 2,9tO Chilloor 27 34 T(6); Tk(6) 40 115 2,124 Chiltoor 13 35 400 T(26l); Tk(261) 609 132 119 Chittoor 30 36 T(23l); Tk(231) 461 221 145 Chittoor 25 37 502 T(166); Tk(166) 484 30 1,130 Chittoor 22 Sunday 38 T(303); Tk(303) 500 626 471 Chittoor 20 39 T(109); Tk(l09) 244 239 3,875 Chiltoor 30 40 T(303); T)«303) 455 347 258 Chilloor 27 40A 26 VILLAGE' Amenities CHITTO OR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r -... Staple tion Name of-Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No. (1) (2) (3) (4) C') (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Kuppam 3.99 E W KR PO Ri,Ra 41 A Thumba 1.85 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 42 Nallamgadu 1.66 P E W KR Ri,Ra 43 Sadakuppam 1.07 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 44 Mathyam 2.14 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 45 Gurukuvaripalle Shown against Locatian Code No. 32A 46 Muthukur 1.91 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 47 Nalagampalle 7.11 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 48 Venkatagiri 2.63 P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 49 Mothugunta 0.18 Tk KR Ri~Ra 50 Paleru 4.68 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 51 Mogili 5.04 P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 52 Palamakulapalle 0.62 P E W PR Ri,Ra 53 Tekumanda 2.84 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 54 Keeramanda 4.34 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 55 Ve~anapalle 1.36 P W KR Ri,Ra 56 Kalva Mogilappa 0.91 p W KR Ri,Ra Khandriga 57 Ragimanipenta 7.57 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 58 Gollapalle 4.50 3P E W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra 59 Jambuvaripalle 2.22 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 60 Thumba Shown again:Jt Lacation Code No. 4lA 61 Kallurupalle 5.53 P W KR Ri,Ra 62 Thambuganipalle 1.60 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 63 Gundla Kattamanchi . 3.93 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 64 Noonegundlapalle 1.49 E W KR Ri,Ra 65 Mahasamudram 1.32 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 66 Benipalle 0.19 W PR Ri,Ra 67 Majara KothapaUe 2.75 3P E W KR Ri,Ra 68 Budithireddipalle 1.31 E W KR PO Ri,Ra 69 Koormaipalle 1.35 E W KR RI,Ra 70 Bodabanda 2.42 P W KR Ri,Ra 71 Madireddipalle 4.19 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 72 Gollapalle 5.30 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 73 Dasarapalle 2.78 P E W KR Ri,Ra 74 Kasiralla 3.50 W PR PO Ri,Ra 75 Nadimpalle 2.63 P E W KR Ri,Ra 76 Bhoomireddipal1e 1.58 3P E W KR J,Ri,Ra 77 Otivaripalle 0.32 W KR Ri,Ra 27 'DIRECTORY and Land use BANGARUPALEM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest C~lturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (11) (18) (1) T(764); Tk(764) 306 1,197 287 Chittoor 22 41 T(325); Tk(325) 580 17 262 Chittoor 22 41A 446 T(2tO); Tk(21O) 353 212 381 Chittoor 29 42 71 T(216); Tk(216) 149 149 100 Chittoor 29 43 T(266); Tk(266) 499 396 205 Chitto or 27 44 Shown again$t Location Code No. 32A 45 T{340); Tk(340) 527 260 90 Chiltoor 27 46 T(415); Tk(415) 2,007 401 1,727 Chittoor 18 47 T(392); Tk(392) 403 459 427 Chittoor 22 Saturday 48 T(1t); Tk(ll) 100 5 Chitto or 22 49 T(382); Tk(382) 611 397 1,605 Chittooi' 23 50 T(454); Tk(454) 1,428 618 726 Chittoor 22 .. Mogileswara temple ~1 T(97); Tk(97) 150 56 97 Chittoor 25 52 200 T(154); Tk(l54) 255 323 887 Chittoor 32 53 1,006 T(3lO); Tk(310) 411 654 397 Chittoof 32 54 150 T(1); Tk(3J) 123 262 298 Chittoor 32 55 100 T(211); Tk(21I) 154 41 79 Chittoor 32 56 1,220 T(860); Tk(S60) 673 462 1,630 Chittoor 30 57 101 T(920); Tk(920) 825 378 656 Chittoor 21 58 T(350); Tk(350) 444 242 385 Chittoor 20 59 Shown again:;t Location Code No. 41A 60 T(926); Tk(926) 1,059 294 1,260 Chittoor 13 61 T(426); Tk(426) 98 250 250 Chittoor 19 62 T(295); Tk(295) 798 804 618 Chittoor 8 63 T(116); Tk(U6) 398 92 350 Chittoor 8 64 T(255); Tk(2S5) 266 96 228 Chittoor 9 65 T(19); Tk(19) 87 16 Chittoor 10 66 T(73); Tk(73) 526 36 1,125 Chittoor 12 67 T(30); Tk(30) 348 73 387 Chittoor 30 68 T(126); Tk(126) 269 172 295 Chittoor 14 69 125 T(462); Tk(462) 500 72 390 Chittoor 22 70 T(489); Tk(489) 701 429 1,060 Chittoor IS 71 T(258); Tk(258) 625 155 2,354 Chittoor 13 72 T(93); Tk(93) 1,466 150 174 Chittoor 13 73 T(251); Tk(2S1) 516 66 1,407 Chittoor 14 74 T(316); Tk(316) 650 167 551 Chittoor 20 75 T(200); Tke2OO) 371 100 341 Chittoor 16 76 nil); Tk(U) 60 50 86 Chittoor 16 77 PALMANER TALUK . , 7930 "rea Number of VIII'en Namtofthe Number of Tatuk Sq Kms. ( Sq. Mlh!s Inhabited (un.lnhabited To .... ns ANDHRA PRADESH PALMANER 401.6 , I 1.11611.9 I I " PALMANER TALUK CHITTOOR DISTRICT POSITION OF PALHANER T AlUK IN OflTTOOA OJSTRICT "111$ 8 () 8 16 14 ,,' IS' MYSORE STATE ,,' 00 Sate 80undarJ TaI"k Bcundar)" _,_5_..., VII.8rwnary Willa I,.ocaUoIl Cqd. ~umber Tcwns Urboo .... NaUoMI HlabwaYS KUPPAM .. 100 to 4ft Person, TALUk • • o II' 1,' .. " IItItIt: HoUHo Tnv.!hn ~ NoI:.:- L C. ND.15 hrtly trK:ludtd In f'l!mancr Towit !bpI...., I'rl_, HaIU e...... otiponwla, L. C. No. H o.IaH. Child wi Matemlt)' Welfare c.r.tres I') A,,~I "na 18. JO ' _of Greenwkh ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PALMANER TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 5 Alapalle 34 Jallipeta 76 Ogu 29 Ankemvaripalle 18 Jeedimakulapalle 91 Attikuppam 75 Jodiverrivanipalle 81 Padigalakuppam 31 Ayyamreddipalle 55 Jounipalle 58 PaipaJIe 25 Palmaner 39 Baippagaripalle 51 Kadapanatham 97 Pamanaboyanapalle 87 Baippared la palle 9 Kaigallu 86 Pamuganipalle 11 Baireddipalle 20 Kalagatur 99 Pandyalamadugu 78 Bairupalle 21 Kallupalle 65 Papepalle 73 Bandapalle 6 Kambhampalle 16 Pathikonda 95 Bandarlapalle 13 KammanapaUe 52 Pathurnatham 14 Belupalle 38 Karadimadugu 57 Patrapalle 60 Bodiguttapalle 15 Keelapalle 79 Pedda Bharanipalle 70 Boyachinnaganapalle 88 Kempasamudram 1 Pedda Chellaragunta 33 Kolamasanapalle 56 PeddanapaUe 72 100 Peddur 45 Chappidipalle Konerugollapalle 84 35 Pengarakunta 101 Chennaradoddi Kongatam 74 Kothakota 94 Chennareddipalle 40 Chettapenta 54 Krishnapuram 42 Raghunayakuladinne 85 Chinnakongatam 67 Kumbarlapalle 90 Ramakuppam Kurmoy 71 Chinthamakulapalle 37 27 Ranganayanipalle 3 Lakkanapalle 19 Dandapalle ,6 Sllilludrapa\k 10 Devadoddi 2 Settipalle 46 Dharmapuri 17 Mamadugu 82 Sivunikuppam 48 Donthirallapalle 92 Manendram 32 Sreerangarajupuram 23 Maredupalle 77 Mattiguttapalle 24 Gangavaram 49 Mekalanagireddipalle 7 Theertham 12 Ganginayanipalle 22 Melumoy 41 Thimmaiahgaripalle 96 Giddapalle 47 Moolathimmepalle 89 Thimrnasamudram 4 Gollachemanapalle 28 Moram 8 Thotakanuma 53 Gonumakulapalle 69 Mudaramdoddi 61 Tirumala Pichigundlapalle 98 Gorivimakulapalle 93 Muddanapalle 50 Gounithimmepalle 44 Veerlabanda 66 Gudipalle 83 Nadeetheeram Dasarlapalle 63 Venka tagirikota 30 Gundlapalle 26 Nagamangalam 80 Vibhuthiyelanagaram 43 Nellipatla 62 Hanumapalle 59 Nernipalle 68 Yalakallu 29 No.- 4 30 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB Loca- Area r ----, in tion Name of Village Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (Ii (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Pedda Chellaragunta 2.78 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 2 Settipalle 2.27 E W Ri,R; 3 Lakkanapalle 2.18 P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra 4 Gollachemanapalle 2.64 P W KR Ri,Ra 5 Alapalle 3.09 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 6 Kambhampalle 2.58 , 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 7 Theertham 6.53 3P Mcw W KR PO Ri,Ra 4.79 8 Thotakanuma P W PR PO Ri,Ra Kaigallu 3.22 9 W PR Ri,Ra 10 Devadoddi 4.39 P E W PR Ri,Ra Baireddipalle 11 3.70 3P,H D,Fpc E W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra Ganginayanipalle 12 1.86 P W ]Iffi Ri,Ra 13 Kammanapalle 2.35 P W PR Ri,Ra 14 Belupalle 4.62 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra 15 Keelapalle 3.20 2P W KR Ri,Ra 16 Pathikonda 3.08 2P D,Fpc W PR PO Ri,Ra 17 Mamadugu 4.71 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra 18 Jeedimakulapalle 1'.59 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra 19 Dandapalle 6.68 5P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 20 Kalagatur 3.16 P E W PR Ri,Ra 21 Kallupalle 2.40 P,M Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ra 22 Melumoy 3.97 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 23 Maredupalle 1.61 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 24 Gangavaram 4.23 3P E W PR Ri,Ra 25 Palmaner (Rural) 6.13 7P,M,2H,C D,Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 26 Nagamangalam 0.71 W PR Ri,Ra 27 Rapganayani palle .. E 0.17 Uninhabited PR 28 Moram 4.29 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 29 Ankcmvaripalle 0.04 Uninhabited KR 30 Gundlapalle 0.22 W PR Ri,Ra 31 Ayyamreddipalle 0.02 W PR Ri,Ra 32 Sreerangarajuimram 1.25 P W Ri,Ra 33 Kolamasanapalle 6.90 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 34 Jallipeta 1.45 P W KR Ri,Ra 35 Pengarakunta 3.07 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra .. For Agricultural purpose only . 3} DIRECTORY and Land Use PALMANER TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, r Town or days historical Loca· Area not and of the or archaeo- tum Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Code Forest Cultulable for culti- (In Krns.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(83); Tk(IlO),W(66), 1,243 225 128 Palmaner 20 0(7) TOSS); Tk(100),W(SO),O(S) 864 201 239 Palmaner 27 2 T(274); Tk(200),W(60), 634 239 248 Palmaner 26 Monday 3 0(14) T(209); Tk(15S),W(50), 989 281 216 Palmaner 27 4 0(4) 100 T(253); Tk(200),W(50), 1,031 334 260 Palmaner 29 5 0(3) 29 T(205); Tk(165),W(35), 506 351 560 Palmaner 35 6 0(5) 1,486 T(314); Tk(200),W(102), 2,076 115 748 Palmaner 21 7 0(12) 240 T(l63); W(80),Tk(70), 1,864 348 4S1 Palmaner 34 8 0(13) 1,000 T(26); Tk(20),W(5),O(1) 426 462 150 Palmaner 30 9 T(336); W(291),Tk(30), 1,253 62 1,159 Palmaner 26 10 0(15) 300 T(363); Tk(250),W(100), 1,148 263 300 Palmaner 21 Saturday 11 0(13) T(l22); Tk(90),W(29), 680 195 193 Palmaner 22 12 0(3) 25 T(l7S); Tk(102),W(66), 896 55 350 Palmaner 22 13 0(10) 449 T(487); Tk(350),W(132), 1,372 534 115 Palmaner 16 14 0(5) T(l90); Tk(190) 1,002 23 833 Palmaner 19 15 T(200); Tk(200) 761 29 987 Palmaner 14 16 ~64 T(403); Tk(403) 1,018 38 991 Palmaner 11 17 910 T(55); Tk(~5) 15 10 30 Palmaner 6 18 T(582); Tk(582) 1,405 150 2,138 Palmaner 7 19 420 T(195); Tk(l95) 1,037 101 270 Palmaner 10 20 635 T(22!); Tk(221) 267 50 363 Palmaner 8 21 T(304); Tk(304) 1,729 45 464 Palmaner 3 22 80 T(104); Tk(l04) 521 136 191 Palmaner 3 23 135 T (393); Tk (393) 1,317 315 550 Palmaner 2 24 T(436); Tk(436) 2,386 .l5 1,146 Palmaner 3 Friday 25 :14 69 77 Palmaner 2 2' 72 15 27 Palmaner 1 27 1,096 T(340); Tk(340) 966 200 144 Palmaner 8 28 TO); W(l) 4 16 8 Palmaner 13 29 20 T(l2.); Tk(7) , W(5) 26 32 50 Palmaner 13 30 T(2); W(2) 6 4 1 Palmaner 13 31 T(26); Tk(17),W(9) 177 26~ 336 Palmaner 13 32 722 T(403); Tk(350),W(!43), 2,555 636 100 Palmaner 11 33 0(10) 22 T(JI5); Tk(115) 561 10 214 Palmaner 4 .,. 3 T(310); Tk(310) 761 30 862 Palmaner 5 35 32 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB • Loca- Area r -. tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 36 Samudrapalle 2.02 P W KR Ri,Ra 37 Kurmoy 2.64 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra 38 Karadimadugu 2.47 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 39 Baippagaripalle 3.61 2P,M W KR Ri,Ra 40 Chettapenta 0.63 2P W KR Ri,Ra 41 Thimmaiahgaripalle 0.55 W Ri,Ra 42 Raghunayakuladinne. 0.27 P W Ri,Ra 43 Nellipatla 4.00 M W KR PO Ri,Ra 44 Veerlabanda 0.51 Uninhabited Chappidipalle 3.24 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 45 \ 46 Dharmapuri 0.99 P W Ri,Ra 47 Moolathimmepalle 0.60 W Ri,Ra 48 Donthirallapalle 0.71 Uninhabited 49 Mekalanagireddipalle. 0.41 P W Ri,Ra SO Gounithimmepalle 5.0~ 4P W KR Ri,Ra 51 Kadapanatham 0.87 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 52 Pathurnatham 3.16 4P W KR Ri,Ra 53 Gonumakulapalle 3.81 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 54 Krishnapuram 5.66 5P Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 55 Jounipalle 4.74 3P W KR Ri,Ra 56 Peddanapalle 0.17 Uninhabited 57 Patrapalle 1.41 P Phc E W PR Ri,Ra 58 Paipalle 0.54 Phc E W KR Ri,Ra 59 Nernipalle 2.38 3P E W PR Ri,Ra 60 Bodiguttapalle 1.83 P E W KR Ri,Ra 61 Tirumala Pichigundla- 0.22 E W PR Ri,Ra palle 62 Hanumapalle 0.25 P E W PR Ri,Ra 63 Venkatagirikota 2.89 M,H D,Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 64 Maddasamudram N.A Merged in Village No. 63 (Venkalagiri kola) Agraharam 65 Papepalle 0.13 P E W KR Ri,Ra 66 Gudipalle 0.41 Phc W PR Ri,Ra 67 Kumbarlapalle 3.03 2P W KR Ri,Ra,J 68 Yalakallu 3.86 2P W KR Ri,Ra,J 69 Mudaramdoddi 6.91 P Phc W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 70 Boyachinnaga napalle. 2.47 2P W PR Ri,Ra,J 71 Chinthamakulapalle 1.71 P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra 72 Konerugollapalle 0.53 W PR Ri,Ra 73 Bandapalle 1.25 P W KR Ri,Ra 74 Kothakota 3.25 p W KR Ri,Ra 7S Jodiverrivanipalle 0.40 Uninhabited KR 33 DIRECTORY and Land use PALMANER TALU K LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No: Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (lP (It) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(83); Tk(83) '625 10 575 Palmaner 6 36 T(I77); Tk(177) 1,08Z 25 407 Palmaner 4 37 28 T(236); T(Z36) 844 70 406 Palmaner 10 38 61 T(71); Tk(71) 1,723 65 400 Palmaner 12 39 14 T(46); Tk(46) 195 5 145 Palmaner i8 40 128 T(34); W(I7),Tk(l6),0(1) 74 20 95 Palmaner 27 41 34 T(l5); Tk(10),W(5) 60 21 45 Palmaner 26 42 T(248); Tk(196),W(42), 1,477 444 394 Palmaner 22 43 0(10) 86 T(9); Tk(7),W (2) 164 34 31 Palmaner 22 44 T(30Z); Tk(Z05),W(85), 187 824 763 Palmaner 19 45 0(12) T(71); Tk(60),W(9),C(2) 276 134 153 Palmaner 18 46 35 T(l4); Tk(IO),W(4) 166 64 108 Palmaner 17 47 T(5); W(5) 354 100 Palmaner 19 48 75 T(31); W(J6),Tk(l4),0(1) 9 5 146 Palmaner 19 49 405 T(363); W(l98),Tk(160), 2,161 126 180 Palmaner 27 50 0(5) 52 T(347); Tk(320),O(Z6) I3 143 Palmaner 25 51 Well T(318); W(248),Tk(4S), 1,220 23 465 Palmaner 24 52 0(25) 39 T(170); Tk(98),W(72) 1,174 1,032 24 Palmaner 38 53 T(396); W(240) ,Tk(l56) 1,670 1, ~33 24 Palmaner 35 ~4 T(288); W(170),Tk(l18) 1,380 1,328 39 Palmaner 37 55 T(2); W(12) 85 14 Palmaner 32 56 T(343); W(190),Tk(153) 330 216 15 Palmaner 42 57 T(24); Tk(20),W(4) 110 210 5 Palmaner 42 58 T(l30); W(lOO),Tk(30) 1,020 363 16 Palmaner 37 59 T(l12); W(60),Tk(52) 968 80 12 Palmaner 38 60 T(4); W(4) 77 59 Palmaner 34 61 T(47); W(47) 105 4 2 Palmaner 40 62 T(379); Tk(209),W(170), 836 588 52 Palmaner 40 Thursday 63 Merged in Village No. 63 (Venkatagiri kola) 64 T(40); W(27),Tk(13) 21 22 4 Palmaner 43 65 T(l6); W(1O),Tk(6) 43 195 8 Palmaner 42 66 T(15S); W(130),Tk(28) 1,033 736 15 Palmaner 42 67 T(169); Tk(109),W(60) 1,235 1,018 52 Palmaner 48 68 T(413); Tk(213),W(200) 2,777 1,094 140 Palmaner 51 69 T(243); W(150),Tk(93) 850 487 5 Palmaner 53 70 T(290); W(200), Tk(90) 590 204 9 Palmaner 51 • 71 T(79); W(50),Tk(29) 170 82 8 Palmaner 50 72 TOll); Tk(78),W(43) 556 79 43 Palmaner 45 Saturday 73 T(108); Tk(67),W(41) 614 674 685 Palmaner 46 74 T(l8); Tk(l0).W(8) S3 96 94 Palmaner 45 75 34 VILLAGE Amenitiel CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGIl Loca- Area Staple tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegrapb No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 76 Ogu 2.17 P W PR Ri,Ra 77 Mattiguttapalle 0.26 W Ri,Ra 78 Bairupalle 3.19 2P Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra 79 Pedda Bharanipalle 2.40 P W KR Ri,Ra 80 Vibhuthiyelanagaram . 0.33 W PR Ri,Ra 81 Padigalakuppam 3,88 3P E W PR Ri,Ra 82 Sivunikuppam 2.17 P E W KR Ri,Ra 83 Nadeetheeram 0.22 Uninhabited. Dasarlapalle 84 Kongatam 2.48 \ 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra 85 Chinnakongatam 0.13 Uninhabited PR 86 Pamuganipalle 3.50 3P W KR Ri,Ra 87 Baipparedlapalle 1.86 P E W KR Ri,Ra 88 Kempasamudram 2,16 P W KR Ri,Ra 89 Thimmasamudram 0.34 .Uninhabited KR 90 Ramakuppam 2. \5 P,M,H D,Fpc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 91 Attikuppam 0.49 P E W KR Ri,Ra 92 Manendram 3 06 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 93 Muddanapalle 1.95 P W KR Ri,Ra 94 Chennareddipalle 0.39 E W KR Ri,Ra 95 llandarlapalle 9.91 P W KR ;PO Ri,Ra 96 Giddapalle 0.24 W KR Ri,Ra 97 Pamanaboyanapalle 0.31 W KR Ri,Ra 98 Gorivimakulapalle 3.28 P W KR Ri,Ra 99 Pandyalamadugu 3.10 P W KR PO Ri,Ra HlO Peddur 3.01 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 101 Chennaradoddi 2.09 W KR Ri,Ra 35 DIRECTORY and Land use PALMANER T ALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, Town or days historical l;oca· Area not and of the or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Code Forest Culturable for culti· (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) T(96); Tk(5J),W(45) 763 517 12 Palmaner 48 76 T(lO); W(lO) 54 5 96 Palmaner 48 77 T(240); Tk(l20),W(120) 1,014 767 20 Palmaner 44 78 T(275); Tk(l45),W(l30) 910 337 15 Palmaner 44 79 T(2); Tk(2) 79 126 3 Palmaner 48 80 T(301); Tk(162),W(l39) 1,301 840 42 Palmaner 47 81 T(212); Tk(120) ,W(92) 620 549 11 Palmaner 46 82 T(13); Tk(I3) 68 63 Palmaner 46 83 T(190); Tk(l12),W(78) 927 456 14 Palmaner 48 84 19 64 Palmaner 48 85 T(320); Tk(l90),W(l30) 906 983 30 Palmaner 48 86 T(l16); Tk(84),W(32) 651 267 157 Kuppam 29 87 T(9.8); W(56),Tk(42) 727 167 390 Kuppam 29 88 T~24); Tk(l6),W(8) 104 41 53 Kllppam 29 89 TO?3); Tk(88),W(85) 929 138 }38 Kuppam 26 Monday 90 T(145); Tk(84),W(61) 91 34 47 . Kuppam 27 91 T(213); Tk(l22),W(91) 426 1,035 277 Kllppam 28 92 T(178); Tk(102),W(76) 357 551 165 Kuppam 32 93 T(l9); Tk(l2),W(7) 96 66 73 Kuppam 32 94 T(405); W(216),Tk(189) 1,516 2,171 2,252 Kuppam 27 95 T(18); W(15),Tk(3) 72- 27 36 Kuppam 29 96 T(13); W(11),Tk(2) 56 33 96 Kuppam 29 97 86 T(193); Tk(IIO),W(83) 516 701 603 KUppam 34 98 2 T(160); Tk(loo) ,W(60) 675 580 570 Kuppam 35 99 T(158); Tk(97),W(61) 674 658 440 Kuppam 45 100 T(l96); Tk(111),W(85) 857 188 98 Kuppam 16 101 KUPPAM TALUK ~ ~ :z: :J u ~ ....., ..J iii: Q ~ 1/1 M a: C w cr: ~ Q X A. Z <{ :J a:: " ..J C 0 :::E III: :E -._ " i _/ __ -i '0>.' .....' :J a <{ z .J I /\• .,·.J,-·7 . ;::.i".\. 1 ././ I - \.~\ l! s ~ j \. _j ~ ~ i! 3 5 \.. ..ey. 1• ,. ~ .. !l ~ II. ~ I } ~ '" l ] :: , , , ] . . ~- J I ] 1 i i ~ , ~ j ~ ;i! • ~ :: O! i ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KUPPAM TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 192 Adavibudugur 98 Gudipalle 53 Nanjampeta 188 Adavimulakapalle 171 Gudla Kadirepalle 160 Nimmakanpalle 96 Agaram 143 Gudlanayanipalle 158 Noolakunta 106 Aiugumanipalle J30 Gundlasagaram 175 Onnappanayanikothur 33 Ammavaripeta 28 Gundusettipalle 93 Ontipalle 134 Anagarlapalle 19 Gunjar lapalle 55 Anchinayanikuppam 123 Guttapalle 39 Pacharumakulapalle 86 Anganamalakothur 181 Paipaiyam 108 lrisiganipalle 150 Palarlapalle 7 Anikera ~ 16 Jalliganipalle 50 Ankireddipalle 42 Papireddiyur 139 Jarugu 169 Pedda Bangarunatham 66 Arimuthanapalle 174 Jarugukonda 89 Athinatham 183 Pedda Boggupalle 59 Jeedimanipalle 91 Pedda Gollapalle 185 Avulanatham" 23 Joniganur 90 Avulathimmanapalle 164 Pedda Gopanapalle 52 Joukupalle 44 Peddakurabalapalle 127 Bairaganipalle 71 KadapaUe 104 Peddaparthikunta 43 Balla 35 Kadasinakup pam 51 Peddaganur 36 Baloobanapalle 69 Kadiri Obanapalle 11 Peddur to Bandanakuppam 63 Kadir im thanapalle 74 Podur 125 Bandasettipalle 163 Kakimadugu 87 Pogurupalle 70 Banthimadugu Gollapalle 133 Kakinayanichigarlapalle 191 Ponnangur 140 Bathalapalle 152 Kamathamur 138 Porakuntalpalle 48 Battuvaripalle 17 Ka nama ladoddi 76 Preeth ichamanur 117 Beggili palle 113 Kanamanapalle 147 Rajanam 5 Bellakogila 187 Kanamapacharlapalle 4 Rajupeta 75 Bennayanur 41 Kanchanaballa 15 Rallabadugur 151 Bevanapalle 119 Kangudi 40 Reddivanipodu III Bijiganipalle 194 Kangundi 62 Redlapalle 88 Bisanatham 83 Karamatla 9 Regadadinnepalle 167 Bodaguttapalle 78 Karlagatta 122 Boggupalle 153 Kathimanipalle 159 Sajjalapalle 37 Bondalagunta 24 Kenamanipalle 102 Sanganapalle 25 Boyanapalle 34 Killakupadu 56 Santhimpalle 105 Boyanapalle 100 Kodiganipalle 13 Sathu 101 Burugulapalle 57 Kolamadugu 120 Seegalapalle 1 Kollupalle 21 Settiballa 144 Chalarlapalle 12 Konerukuppam 114 SettipalJe 126 Chammagu tapalle 2 Konganapalle 115 Settipalle 110 Cheekatipalle 179 Kooramanipalle 38 Singasamudram 79 Cheemanapalle 94 Kotachembagiri 97 Sirigiripalle 184 Chekkunatham 112 Kotapalle S4 Sivaramapuram 3 Chelidiganipalle 177 Kotamaganepalle 135 Sodiganipalem 60 Chillamanipalle 162 Kothapalle 107 Sonnarsanapalle 155 Chinna Bangaruna tham 145 Krishnadasanapalle 30 Sonnegownipal1e 182 Chinna Boggupalle 27 Krishnapuram 72 Sonnegownipalle 26 Chinna Gandlapalle 45 Krishnapuramdi nne 176 Thathiagraharam 92, Chinna Gollapalle 156 Kunjagouriyur 77 ThambiganipaUe 129 Chinnakurabalapalle 128 Kuppam 137 Thimmanayanipalle 189 Chinna Obba 95 Kuppuganipalle 68 Thummiri 103 Chinnaparthikunta 157 Kuttiganipalle . 190 Tsadumur 20 Chintakampalle 64 Chowdampalle 84 Lingapuramdinne 47 V nisiganipalle 73 Madanapalle 142 Urinayanikothur 31 Dandikuppam 99 Malawanikothur 141 Urinayanipalle 121 Dasegouniyur 132 Maldepalle 173 UrJaobanapalle 85 Dasimanipalle 178 Marapalle 6 Vadagandlapalle 136 Dinnepalle ,29 Matamsanthimpalle 148 Varamanur 82 Dommarathippanapalle 161 Mittapalle 165 Vasanadu 67 Donkumanipalle 18 Morranapalle 166 Vasanadu Gollapalle 22 Motakuthuru 61 Veduruguttapalle 154 Ekarlapalle 186 Mottakadirinur 195 Veeranamaiai 124 Ellajjanuru 81 Muddanapalle 170 Vendugampalle 149 Gattappanayanipalle 168 Mulkalapalle 109 Vengepalle 14 Gesikapalle 180 Nadimur 193 Venkatesapuram 118 Gokarlapalle 131 Nakkanapalle 32 Vetagirikothur 58 Gollapalledinne 116 Nalagampalle 49 VijaJapuram 172 Gonugur 8 Nallappareddivuru 80 Yamaganipalle 46 Govindapalle 6S Nallarallapalle 146 'Yanadipalle 37 38 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMl'-NITIE.S AVAILABLE. WITHIN THB VILLAGE Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu· Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Kollupalle 4.~6 B W Ri,Ra 2 Konganapalle 4.62 P E W PR Ri,Ra 3 Chelidiganipalle 0.81 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 4 Rajupeta 1.10 P E W PR Ri,Ra 5 Bellakogila 0.71 P W Ri,Ra 6 Vadagandlapalle 1.57 W Ri,Ra 7 Anikera 0.70 W Ri,Ra 8 Nallappareddivuru 0.52 P W PO Ri,Ra· 9 Regadadinnepalle 0.73 W Ri,Ra 10 Bandanakuppam 0.64 P W Ri,Ra 11 Peddur 1.46 , P W Ri,Ra 12 Konerukuppam 2.10 p W Ri,Ra 13 Sathu 1.45 P W PR Ri,Ra 14 Gesikapalle 2.28 W KR Ri,Ra 15 Rallabadugur 3.23 P Fpc E W PR PO Rice 16 Jalliganipalle 0.87 W PR Ri,Ra 17 Kanamaladoddi 0.37 W PR Ri,Ra 18 Morranapalle 1.17 P E W PR Ri,Ra 19 Gunjarlapalle 1.17 P W PR Ri,Ra 20 Chintakampalle 0.61 W Ri,Ra 21 Settiballa 1. 79 P W Ri,Ra 22 Motakothuru 1.96 P W KR Ri,Ra 23 Joniganur 0.47 W KR Ri,Ra 24 Kenamanipalle 1.35 P E W KR Ri,Ra 25 Boyanapalle 0.92 P W KR Ri,Ra 26 Chinnagandlapalle 0.56 W Ri,Ra 27 Krishnapuram 0.90 P E W KR Ri,Ra 28 Gundusettipalle 1. 77 P E W PR Ri,Ra 29 Matamsanthimpalle 0.20 W KR Ri,Ra 30 Sonnegownipalle 4.11 p W KR Ri,Ra 31 Dandikuppam 1.50 H Fpc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 32 Vetagirikothur 0.67 W Ri,Ra 33 Ammavaripeta 1.29 W Ri,Ra 34 Killakupadu 1.08 W Ri,Ra 35 Kadasinakuppam 0.60 Uninhabittd 36 Baliobanapalle 0.29 W Ri,Ra 37 BondaJagunta. 1.31 W KR. Ri,Ra 38 Singaslmudram 4.0B p W KR PO Ri,Ra 39 Pacharumakulapalle 1.29 W KR Ri,Ra 40 Reddivanipodu 0.47 Uninhabited 39 DIRECTORY and Land use KUPPAM TALUKi LAND USE (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 im- Codo Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(50); Tk(28),W(22) 54 2,814 Kuppam 14 1 T(61); Tk(46),W(15) 626 2,270 Kuppam 14 2 T(35); W(21) ,Tk(14) 365 11 108 Kuppam 16 3 T(75); W(41),Tk(34) 396 83 150 Kuppam 10 04 T(40); Tk(25),W(15) 372 48 Kuppam 19 5 T(52); W(30),Tk(22) 564 390 Kuppam 19 6 .. T(20); TkCI5),W(5) 288 145 Kuppam 19 7 T(21); Tk(15),W(6) 240 76 Kuppam 19 8 T(19); TkClI),W(8) 202 251 Kuppam 19 9 T(19); Tk(tI ),W(8) 207 187 Kuppam 19 10 T(55); Tk(34),W(21) 550 333 Kuppam 19 11 T(54); Tk(40),W(14) 540 754 Kuppam 19 12 T(46); Tk(30),W(16) 464 68 350 Kuppam 21 13 T(82); Tk(42),W(40) 819 560 Kuppam 21 14 T(100); W(70),Tk(30) 1,188 131 649 Kuppam 18 Saturday 15 T(30); Tk(20),W)10) 397 128 Kuppam 11 16 T(l7); C(l7) 153 67 Kuppam 11 17 T(50); Tk(30),W(20) 542 162 Kuppam 11 18 T(57); Tk(47),W(IOJ 572 121 F\uppam 11 19 T(26); Tk(21),W(5) 279 9 82 Kuppam 13 20 T(73); Tk(45),W(28) 732 343 Kuppam 13 21 T(81); Tk(49),W(32) 834 341 Kuppam 13 22 T(25); Tk(14),W(1l) 255 52 Kuppam 14 23 T(61); W(31),Tk(30) 614 195 Kuppam 14 24 T(38); Tk(28),W(10) 377 174 Kuppam 16 25 T(24); W(l5),Tk(9) 247 89 Kuppam 19 26 T(36); W(25) ,Tk(ll) 361 185 Kuppam 19 27 T(93); W(gO),Tk(l3) 939 102 Kuppam 19 28 T(lO); W(10) 85 37 Kuppam 18 29 760 T(6); W(6) 70 62 1,735 Kuppam 21 30 TOI); Tk(6I),W(l0) 746 4 143 Kuppam 21 31 230 T(l2); W(12) 115 72 Kuppam 21 32 392 T(30); Tk(19),W(11) 310 7 37 Kuppam 21 33 56 T(11); Well) 107 517 Kuppam 21 34 188 T(13}; W(13) 135 51 Kuppam 21 35 T(10); W(lO) 98 77 Kuppam 21 36 426 T(26); W(15),Tk(Il) 255 131 Kuppam 22 37 1l,472 T(75); Tk(50),W25) 751 1 31l Kuppam 24 38 269 T(41); Tk(21), W(20) 415 8 93 Kuppam 24 39 J99 T(4); W(4) 34 64 Kuppam 24 40 40 VILLAGE Amenitiu CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THI! Vlt,LAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational . Medical Electricity Drinking Commu-· Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 041 Kanchanaballa o 84 P W KR Ri,Ra 42 Papireddiyur 0.13 Uninhabited 43 Balla 4.56 P W KR Ri,Ra 44 Peddakurabalapalle 0.85 P W Ri,Ra 45 :Krishnapuramdinne 0.12 Uninhabited 46 Govindapalle 0.94 W PR Ri,Ra 47 Unisiganipalle 0.56 P W KR Ri,Ra 48 Battuvaripalle 0.17 W PR Ri,Ra 49 Vijalapuram 0.84 P,M Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra 50 Ankircddipalle 0.20 W Ri,Ra 51 Peddaganur 0.93 P W PR Ri,Ra 52 JoukupaJIe 0.83 W KR Ri,Ra 53 Nanjampeta 1.33 W KR Ri,Ra 54 Sivaramapuram 0.71 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 55 Anchinayanikuppam 0.36 Ri,Ra 56 Santhimpalle 0.35 E W Ri,Ra 57 Kolamadugu 0.70 P W KR Ri,Ra 58 GolJapalledinne 0.09 Uninhabited 59 Jeedimanipalle 0.52 .. ~ Ri,Ra i 60 Chillamanipalle 0.38 Ri,Ra 61 Veduruguttapalle 1.03 W KR Ri,Ra 62 Redlapalle 0.64 p R Ri,Ra 63 Kadirimthanapalle 0.34 W Ri,Ra 64 Chowdampalle 0.28 W Ri,Ra 65 Nallarallapalle 0.44 E W Ri,Ra 66 ArimuthanapalJe 0.65 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 67 Donkumanipalle 2.40 P E W PR Ri,Ra 68 Thummiri 0.72 P D E W PR Ri,Ra 69 Kadiri ObanapalJe 0.72 W PR Ri,Ra 70 Banthimadugu Golla-. 0.19 Ri,Ra palle 71 KadapaJIe 3.04 P W PR Ri,Ra 72 Sonnegownipalle 3.60 Uninhabited PR 73 Madanapalle 1.0l W KR Ri,Ra 74 Podur 0.44 E W PR Ri,Ra 75 Bennayanur 0.10 W Ri,Ra 76 Preethichamanur 0.59 Ri,Ra 77 Thambiganipalle 0.67 W Ri,Ra 78 Karlagatta 0.43 P W PR Ri,Ra 79 Cheemanapalle 1.01 W Ri,Ra 110 Yamaganipalle 4.56 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 41 DIRECTORY .and Land use KUPPAM TALUm LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area oot Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest """ Culturable for culti. distance Weekly portaoce. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(24); W(20),Tk(4) 244 270 Kuppam 21 41 T(7); W(7) 70 1 5 Kuppam 21 42 2,010 T(63); Tk(33),W(30) 633 1 215 Kuppam 16 43 42 T(13); W(13) 138 350 Kuppam 16 44 T(6); W(6) 60 11 Kuppam 16 45 215 T(24); W(24) 234 135 Kuppam 16 46 T(26); Tk(16),W(l0) 258 1 73 Kuppam 13 47 T(lO); W(10) 94 7 Kuppam 14 48 T(2l); Tk(20),W(1) 218 152 47 Kuppam 21 49 38 T(7); W(7) 68 15 Kuppam 21 Wednesday 50 71 T(40); W(20),Tk(20) 395 76 13 Kuppam 21 51 238 T(2l); W(15),Tk(6) 204 68 Kuppam 19 52 332 T(32); Tk(17),W(15) 327 167 Kuppam 18 53 143 T(22): Tk(12),W(10) 219 70 Kuppam 18 54 44 T(2); Tk(2) 135 49 Kuppam 11 55 T(ll); W(II) 114 99 Kuppam 18 56 7 T(32); W(32) 316 93 Kuppam 18 57 T(5); W(5) 50 3 Kuppam 18 58 T(4); Tk(4) 108 215 6 Kuppam 11 59 143 T(3); Tk(3) 90 7 Kuppam 18 60 663 Kuppam 14 61 T(26); Tk(16),W(IO) 266 31 87 Kuppam 16 62 T(16); W(10),Tk(6) 166 36 Kuppam 16 63 T(14); W(14) 138 27 Kuppam 16 64 T(23); W(23) 224 35 Kuppam 18 65 T(28); Tk(28) 276 65 47 Kuppam 16 66 T(93); W(90),Tk(3) 934 47 460 Kuppam 13 67 T(28); T(l8),W(IO) 280 156 Kuppam 13 Thursday 68 T(19); W(19) 193 246 Kuppam 13 69 T(6); Tk(6) 41 75 Kuppam 10 70 T(43); W(43) 429 1,474 Kuppam 11 71 T(7); W(7) 70 2,227 Kuppam 11 72 T(22); W(22) 218 406 Kuppam 10 73 T(13); W(13) 130 2,097 Kuppam 10 74 T(7); W(7) 50 7 Kuppam 10 75 T(24); W(20),Tk:(4) 242 112 Kuppam to 76 T(23); Tk(3),W(20) 228 178 Kuppam 13 77 T(19); W(19) 188 69 Kuppam 14 78 T(S5); W(55) 545 52 Kuppam 14 79 T(92); Tk(72),W(20) 919 341 1,'66 Kuppam 6 80 42 VILLAGE. Amenitie. CHITTO OR DISTRICT THIN THE VILLAGl! ANENJTJIlJ AVAILAJlLI! WI Staple Loca- Area Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food tiOD Name of Village in ~ducational Medical water nications Telegraph Code Sq. Miles No. (8) (6) (7) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) W KR Ri,Ra 81 4.39 P Muddanapalle W Ri,Ra 82 Dommarathippana- 0.26 palle W Ri,Ra 83 Karamatla 0.% p Ri,Ra 84 Lingapuramdinne 0.74 W Ri,Ra 85 Dasimanipalle 0.82 p Uninhabited 86 Anganamalakothur 0.21 W KR PO Ri,Ra 87 Pogurupalle 3.90 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 88 1.15 Bisanatham W KR ~i,Ra p 89 Athinatham 1.89 W Ri,Ra 90 AvulathimmanapalJe • 2.09 P KR Ri,Ra 91 Pedda Gollapalle 0.52 W Ri,Ra 92 Chinna GollapaUe 1.S2 " P W KR Ri,Ra 93 Ontipalle 0.56 P VI' Ri,Ra 94 Kotachembagiri 0.54 W KR Ri,Ra 9S KuppuganipaUe 1.97 P W KR Ri,Ra 96 Agaram 3.86 P W KR Ri,Ra 97 Sirigiripalle 0.74 W KR,T PO Ri,Ra 98 Gudipalle 0.73 P,M E W KR Ri,Ra 99 Malawanikothur 0.45 W KR •• -I, Ri,Ra tOO Kodiganipaile 0.11 W KR Ri,Ra ]01 Burugulapalle 0.46 W KR PO Ri,Ra ]02 Sanganapalle 1.48 P W KR Ri,Ra 103 Chinnaparthikunta 0.94 W KR Ri,Ra 104 Peddaparthikunta 0.39 W Ri,Ra 105 Boyanapalle 0.95 W Ri,Ra 106 A!ugumanipalle 0.86 W KR PO Ri,Ra 107 Sonnarsanapalle 1.25 p W Ri,Ra 108 Irisiganipalle O. s.l .. 109 Vengepalle 0.16 Uninhabited W Ri,Ra llO Cheekatipalle 0.74 W Ri,Ra Itt Bijiganipalle 0.61 W Ri,Ra 112 Kotapalle 0.73 W PO Ri,Ra 113 Kanamanapalle 1.86 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 114 Settipalle P 0.71 W PR Ri,Ra 115 Settipalle 0.63 P E W PR PO lli,Ra 116 NalagampaUe 1.93 W PR Ri,Ra 117 Beggilipalle P 1.09 W PR Ri,Ra 118 GokarJapalle 0.68 W PR Ri,Ra 119 Kangudi 3.14 P W XR PO Ri,Ra 120 Seegalapalle 0,87 43 DIRECTORY and Land use KUPPAM TALUKi LAND USE (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 im- Codo Forest Culturable for culti. distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(96); Tk(81),W(15) 956 1,760 Kuppam 18 81 T(7); W(7) 72 92 Kuppam 18 82 T(15); W(l5) 145 85 Kuppam 19 83 T(19); W(19) 188 162 105 Kuppam 19 84 T(26); W(26) 253 32 214 Kuppam 19 85 T(5); W(5) 47 88 . Kuppam 21 86 350 T(60); Tk(50),W(IO) 609 261 1,216 Kuppam 21 87 T(26); Tk(21),W(5) 262 451 Kuppam 21 88 T(102); Tk(90) ,W(12) 934 2 175 Kuppam 21 89 T(40); Tk(30),W(IO) 402 93 804 Kuppam 11 90 T(20); W(20) 198 115 Kuppam 11 91 T(30); Tk(l5),W(l5) 303 245 395 Kuppam 11 92 T(18); W(l8) 178 54 114 Kuppam 11 93 T(8); W(8) 76 164 98 Kuppam 11 94 616 T(50); Tk(35),W(15) 409 21 181 Kuppam 11 95 T(76); W(76) 755 431 1,201 Kuppam It 96 T(l5); W(15) 152 33 276 Kuppam 11 97 T(l§); WOO),Tk(6) 164 43 247 Kuppam 11 Saturday 98 T(12); W(12) 123 16 141 Kuppam 13 99 133 T(14)~ W(14) 143 50 117 Kuppam 13 100 T(13); W(10),n(3) ]27 21 133 Kuppam 13 101 T(30); W(15),Tk:(l5) 298 47 572 Kuppam 13 102 T(21); W(ll ),Tk:(1O) 208 377 Kuppam 13 103 11 T(l7); W(l0).Tk(7) ]68 54 Kuppam 14 104 11 T(28); W(I6),Tk(l2) 283 288 Kuppam 13 lOS T(22); Tk(12),W(10) 216 311 Kuppam 13 106 T(30); Tk(18),W(12) 302 468 Kuppam 13 107 T(19); W(IO),Tk(9) 188 40 763 Kuppam 13 108 T(7); W(7) 64 32 Kuppam 13 109 T(24); W(14),Tk(lO) 247 16 188 Kuppam 13 110 T(16); W(10),Tk(6) 161 216 Kuppam 13 111 T(23); W(23) 230 21 196 Kuppam 8 112 T(50); W(50) 491 651 Kuppam 5 113 T(2S); W(20),Tk(S) 251 183 Kuppam 5 114 T(34); W(30),Tk(4) 342 31 Kuppam 5 115 T(61); Tk(31),W(30) 613 565 Kuppam 5 116 T(50); W(25),Tk(25) 500 152 Kuppam 5 117 T(24); W(24) 245 166 Kuppam 5 118 .821 T(92); W(92) 921 9 167 Kuppam 11 119 T(36); W(36) 361 154 Kuppam 5 120 44 VILLAGE Amenities. CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLI! WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nieations Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Dasegouniyur 2.04 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 122 Boggupalle 0.53 E W KR PO Ri,Ra 123 Guttapalle 0.40 E W PR Ri,Ra 124 Ellajjanuru 0.19 E W KR Ri,Ra 125 Bandasettipalle 0.57 W PR ,Ri,Ra 126 Chammagu ttapalle 0.46 P E W KR Ri,Ra 127 Bairaganipalle (Rural) 2.00 P W PR Ri,Ra 128 Kuppam Urban Area (Kuppam Town) 129 ChinnakurabaJapalle . 1.10 P W KR Ri,Ra 130 Gundlasagaram 1.81 \ P E W KR Ri,Ra 131 Nalkanapalle 1.56 E W KR Ri,Ra 132 Maldepalle 1.86 P W KR Ri,Ra 133 KakinayaniehigarIa- 0.83 W KR Ri,Ra palle 134 Anagarlapalle o 40 W KR Ri,Ra 135 Sodiganipalem LOS P W KR PO Ri,Ra 136 Dinnepalle 0.32 E W KR Ri,Ra 137 Thimmanayanipalle 0.59 W KR Ri,Ra 138 Porakuntalpalle 1.30 W KR Ri,Ra 139 Jarugu 0.50 E W KR Ri,Ra 140 Bathalapalle 0.28 Uninhabited 141 Urinayanipalle 0.26 E W KR Ri,Ra 142 Urinayanikothur 0.41 E W KR Ri,Ra 143 Gudlanayanipalle 0.84 P Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 144 Chalarlapalle 0.48 E W KR Ri,Ra 145 Krishnadasanapalle 2.62 P E W ' KR Ri,Ra 146 Yanadipalle 0.75 E W KR Ri,Ra 147 Rajanam l.51 P W KR Ri,Ra 148 Vararnanur 0 . .50 W 'f Ri,Ra 149 Gattappanayani- 0.50 W KR Ri,Ra palle 150 Palarlapalle 1.03 P W KR Ri,Ra 151 Bevanapalle 1.99 P E W KR Ri,Ra 152 Kamathamur 0.51 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 153 Kathimanipalle 0.34 W KR Ri,Ra 154 Ekarlapalle 3.49 P W ]l;.R Ri,Ra 155 Chinna Bangaru- 0.28 P W KR Ri,Ra natham 156 Kunjagouriyur 1.81 P W KR lli,Ra 157 Kuttiganipalle 1.23 W Ri,Ra 158 Noolakunta 2.57 P W ltR lli,Ra 159 Sajjalapalle 0.89 W KR lli,Ra. 160 Nirnrnakanapalle 1.08 Uninhabited 45 DIRECTORY and Land use KUPPAM TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest -. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) 03) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 256 T(73); W(73) 726 5 247 Kuppam 5 121 T(30); W(30) 292 17 Kuppam 5 122 T(l6); W(16) 164 76 Kuppam 5 123 T(9); W(9) 82 31 Kuppam 5 124 T(19); W(19) 188 10 148 Kuppam 5 125 T(l4); W(14) 139 141 Kuppam 5 126 T(S8); W(58) 582 38 602 Kuppam 3 127 Urban Area (Kuppam Town) 128 T(40); W(20),Tk(20) 403 10 251 Kuppam 2 129 T(45); W(25),Tk(20) 447 666 Kuppam 5 130 9 T(3B); W(38) 379 26 546 Kuppam 5 131 8 T(38); W(3B) 380 46 718 Kuppam 5 132 T(SO), Tk(50) 481 Kuppam 7 133 T(14); W(14) 149 92 Kuppam 10 134 T(22); Tk(12),W(10) 228 422 Kuppam 10 135 T(8); W(8) 79 60 58 Kuppam 10 136 T(22); W(12),Tk(lO) 221 8 127 Kuppam 6 137 108 T(29); W(21),Tk(8) 286 1 408 Kuppam 6 138 T(18); W(lI),Tk(7) 183 1 118 Kuppam 6 139 T(8); W(8) 84 13 74 Kuppam 6 140 T(17); W(17) ]27 22 Kuppam 6 141 T(lO); W(IO) 106 146 Kuppam 6 142 T(27); W(27) 274 236 Kuppam 6 143 T(O); W(13) 134 160 Kuppam 6 144 T(14); W(14) 138 12 1,513 Kuppam 5 145 T(66); Tk(40),W(26) 302 12 100 Kuppam 5 146 T(25); W(25) 249 15 677 Kuppam 5 147 T(11); Well) 108 8 193 Kuppam 5 148 T(IS); W(lO),Tk(8) 177 30 101 Kuppam 5 149 T(78); W(70),Tk(8) 253 3L8 Kuppam 5 150 T(70); W(61),Tk(9) 699 505 Kuppam 5 ]51 T(18); W(18) 176 12 ]20 Kuppam 2 152 T(14); W(14) 144 7 54 Kuppam 2 153 T(133); Tk(86),W(47) 1,330 73 698 Kuppam 2 154 T(1S); T!<'(II).W(4) 157 7 Kuppam 3 155 T(60); W(30),Tk(30) 603 69 426 Kuppam 5 156 T(13); W(13) 129 645 Kuppam 5 157 777 T(62); W(62) 617 1 ]88 Kuppam 5 158 314 T(2); Tk(2) 184 70 Kuppam 3 159 T(lO); W(IO) 104 577 Kuppam 5 160 No.-S 46 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loea- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking CommuM Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 161 Mittapalle 1.09 Fpc E W T' PO Ri,Ra 162 Kothapalle 1.08 P W KR Ri,Ra 163 Kakimadugu 0.42 W Ri,Ra 164 Pedda Gopanapalle 0.36 P W Ri,Ra 165 Vasanadu 2.10 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 166 Vasanadugollapalle 0.29 W PR PO Ri,Ra 167 Bodaguttapalle ,.0.46 W PR Ri,Ra 168 Mulakalapalle 0.42 W PR Ri,Ra 169 Pedda Bangarunatham 1.63 p W PR PO Ri,Ra 170 Vendugampalle 0.69 \, P W PR PO Ri,Ra 171 Gudla Kadirepalle 0.34 W Ri,Ra 172 Gonugur 0.99 P W KR Ri,Ra 173 Urlaobanapalle 0.67 P W KR Ri,Ra 174 Jarugukonda N.A Uninhabited 175 Onnappanayani- 0.92 p W PR Ri,Ra kothur' 176 Thathiagraharam 0.26 W PR Ri,Ra 177 Kotamaganepalle 2.31 W PR Ri,Ra 178 Marapalle 0.58 W Ri,Ra 179 Kooramanipalle 3.81 p W KR ·i· Ri,Ra 180 Nadimur 3.86 P W PR Ri,Ra 181 Paipalyam 1. 70 P Phc E W KR Ri,Ra 182 Chinna Boggupalle 0.38 P E W Ri,Ra Ri,Ra 183 Pedda Boggupalle 0.50 P E W KR Ri,Ra 184 Chekkunatham 1.52 P E W KR 185 Avulanatham 1.57 P W T Ri,Ra 186 Mottakadirinur 1. 78 W T Ri,Ra 187 Kanamapacharla- 0.40 W KR Ri,Ra palle 188 Adavimulakapalle 1.11 W KR Ri,Ra Ri,Ra 189 Chinna Obba 4.95 P W KR Ri,Ra 190 Tsadumur 1.14 P W KR ]91 l'onnangur 1.34 W KR PO Ri,Ra 192 Adavibudugur 10.97 P,M E W KR Ri,Ra 193 Venkatesapuram 0.73 W KR Ri,Ra 194 Kangundi 80.58 W KR PO Ri,Ra 195 Veeranamalai 4.20 p W KR Ri,Ra 47 DIRECTORY aDd LaDd use KUPPAM TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(63); W(63) 634 1 Kuppam S 161 T(43); W(41),Tk(2) 528 3 117 Kuppam 8 162 T(45); W(30),Tk(I5) 77 1 146 Kuppam 6 163 T(16); Tk(1I),W(S) 165 17 32 Kuppam 6 164 T(tOO); W(73),Tk(27) 995 4 245 Kuppam 6 165 T(t8); Tk(10),W(8) 160 8 Kuppam 6 166 T(21); W(2]) 213 4 56 Kuppam 6 167 T(IS); W( 18) 176 75 Kuppam 6 168 42 T(50); Tk(30), W(20) 500 451 Kuppam 6 .'" 169 T(32); W(30),Tk(2) 324 86 Kuppam 6 170 T(20); W(20) 193 5 Kuppam 6 171 T(41); W(41) 413 180 Kuppam 6 172 T(20); W(20) 193 31 185 Kuppam 6 173 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Kuppam 9 174 246 T(24); W(24) 244 75 Kuppam ]6 175 T(6); W(6) 61 99 Kuppam 16 176 1,007 T(39); W(3~) 386 49 Kuppam 16 177 188 T(l2); W(12) 117 2 52 Kuppam 6 178 T(2); W(2) 20 2,416 Kuppam 6 179 T(76); W(76) 765 1,629 Kuppam 6 180 199 T(74); W(74) 735 80 Kuppam 8 181 64 T(17); W(Il),Tk(6) 148 14 Kuppam 8 182 T(25); W(20),Tk(S) 254 41 Kuppam S 183 T(76); Tk(S6),W(20) 762 135 Kuppam 10 184 29 T(67); Tk(5S),W(12) 671 17 214 Kuppam 10 185 T(62); W(62) 621 456 Kuppam 10 186 T(Sl); W(SJ) 156 48 Kuppam 10 187 T(27); Tk(20),W(7) 280 67 336 Kuppam 10 188 2,556 T(54); W(S4) 540 18 Kuppam 10 189 372 T(28); W(28) 282 2 46 Kuppam 10 190 68 T(56); W(56) 557 177 Kuppam 10 191 2,470 T(290); Tk(170),W(120) 2,906 46 1,313 Kuppam 10 192 T(4); W(4) 36 7 Kuppam 10 193 51,322 T(14); W(l4) 137 104 Kuppam 10 194 1,171 T(126); W(126) 1,264 121 Kuppam 32 195 PUNGANUR T ALUK '8 'I: lI:: ::l \ ..J \ « \ t- \ I .2 \ ~ o ::;. J « ( ~ lI. "- ..J I ! « { >- I l,fU I s .!" • « E ! ::- I • :; z ''l' \ i ~ ~ ~ ~ _,. x: ~ I ~ oI! i :J ;;; ::; :f ~ oJ '> £ £ 0 f-- « U U j ri- .J t- ..i ..i II • ~ !l « Z ~ 0.. ~• III oJ '~ oJ 'I!! « ~ ! 0.. :::l iii « ...I .. z :: ti « ....tit i ~ a Co t; !! « PUNGANUR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 10 Ammagaripalle 97 Jagamarla 3 Palamanda 91 Appenapalle 33 Palayampalle 37 Pandillapalle 83 Aradigunta 4 Kambhamvaripalle 99 Pasupathur 39 Arikela 9 Kamireddivaripalle 82 PeddakapalJe 57 Avulapalle 8 Kandur 46 Peddakurapalle 38 Kappalle 86 Peddapanjani 19 Bandlapai 84 Karasanapalle 69 Pedda Upparapalle 65 Bandlapalle 42 Katiperi 88 Pedda Valagatur 79 Battamdoddi 95 Keelapatla 35 40 Bheemaganipal1e Pedda Yallakuntla 34 Kogathi 54 Pudipatla 22 Bodevaripalle Kogileru 90 63 Punganur 93 Bommarajupalle 80 Kolathur 17 Booragamanda 66 Kothakota 94 Kothapalle 41 Raganipalle 52 Chadal\a 62 Kuduru Cheemanapalle 59 Ramasamudram 89 Chalamangalam 74 Kummaranatham 45 R. Nadimpalle 92 Chamaneru 70 Kurijala 81 Rayalapeta 55 Charala Chembakur 31 53 Laddigam 29 Cherukuvaripalle 100 Sankarayalapeta 2 Chintamakulapalle 20 S. Nadimpalle 43 Chintamakulapalle (Pudipatla) 72 Magandlapalle 44 Settipeta 71 Chakkandlapalle 48 Malanatham 18 Shandramakulapalle 36 Chowdepalle 50 Mangalam 101 Sivadi 73 Meumdoddi 11 Sodam Melupatla 26 Somal a 23 Diguvapalle 51 76 Suddaguntla palIe 56 Durgasamudram 47 Miniki 32 Mittachintavaripalle 7 Mittapalle 12 Thamminayanipalle 58 Elavanellore 96 Mogilapalle 5 Thatiguntapalem 14 Errathivaripalle 61 Moogavadi 21 Thimmanayanipalle 49 Etavakili 103 Mudarampalle 75 Thurlapalle 64 Ethur 85 Muthukur 28 Upparapalle 24 Gaddamvaripalle 16 Nadigadda 87 Gamkonda 77 Nagireddipalle 104 Gandrajupalle 27 Nanjampeta aTlas Chadambylu 6 Valligatla 13 Gongivaripalle 30 Nariganipalle 78 Vanamaladinne 98 Gundugallu 67 Nekkondi 68 Veerapalle 15 Nellimanda 60 Voolapadu 2S Irikipenta 102 Nidigunta 1 Vootupille 49 50 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Voolupalle 8.26 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 2 Chi ntamakulapalle 2.75 p W KR Ri,Ra,B 3 Palamanda 5.18 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 4 Kambhamvaripalle 7.03 .lP W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 5 Tha tiguntapalem 3.27 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 6 Valligatla 4.50 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 7 Mittapalle 5.04- P W PR Ri,Ra,B 8 Kandur 5.68 2P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 9 Kamireddivaripalle 4.50 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 10 Ammagaripalle 4.58 3P E W PR Ri,Ra,B II Sodam 5.20 P.H D,Fpc E R PR PO Ri,Ra,B 12 Thamminayanipalle 172 p W KR Ri,Ra,B 13 Gongivaripalle 5.09 2P W PR Ri,Ra,B 14 Errathivaripalle 2.03 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 15 Nellimanda 4.29 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 16 Nadigadda 2.87 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 17 Booragamanda 11.43 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 18 Shandramakulapalle 7.71 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 19 Bandlapai 5.8J P Phc W PR Ri,Ra,B 20 S.Nadimpalle 8.13 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 21 Thimmanayanipalle 4.31 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 22 Bodevaripalle 5 35 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 23 Diguvapalle 800 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 24 Gaddamvaripalle 6.63 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 25 Trikipenta 8.93 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 26 Somala 10.42 3P,H . D,Fpc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 27 Nanjampeta alias 3 57 M Fpc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B Chadambylu 28 Upparapalle 5.03 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 29 Cherukuvaripalle 6.71 3P Mcw,Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 30 Nariganipalle 4.16 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,B Sf DIRECTORY and Land use PUNGANUR TALUK LAND ~SE (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 im. Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 2,555 T(l86); Tk(150),W(J6) 1,302 963 280 Punganur 64 1 451 T(J09); C(62) ,Tk(43), 875 33 292 Punganur 44 2 W(4) T(SI8); Ch(218),Tk(300) 898 565 1,334 Punganur S9 3 T(286); Tk(185),C(79), 2,616 218 1,379 Punganur 48 4 W(22) T(250); Tk(220),C(15), 1,071 771 Punganur 50 5 W(l5) 1,058 T(313); Tk(250),W(39), 259 469 781 Punganur 45 6 C(24) 750 T(l3S); Tk(120),C(141, 505 1,832 Punganur 42 7 W(4) T(304); Tk(200),C(100), 1,464 142 1,725 Punganur 40 Sunday 8 W(4) 305 T(78); Tk( 63), W (15) 761 52 1,684 Punganur 43 I) T(272); Tk(l73),W(76), 2,309 4 346 Punganur 45 10 C(23) T(402); Tk(375),C(68), 2,291 635 Punganur 4S Friday 11 W(59) T(178); Tk(82),W(70), 387 236 300 Punganur 50 12 C(26) 873 T(344); Tk(244),C(91), 902 507 632 Punganur 32 13 W(9) T(302); Tk(271),O(24), 450 460 87 Punganur 51 14 W(7) T(238); Tk(t 22),C(76), 962 120 1,426 Punganur 37 15 W(40) T(320); Tk(232),C(52), 776 306 435 Punganur 48 16 W(36) 1,956 TC.t26); Tk(406),W(20) 1,655 1,612 1,666 Punganur 52 17 22 2,000 2,912 Madanapalle 10 18 196 3,535 Madanapalle 10 19 71 T(189); Tk(189) 858 685 3,400 Punganur 37 20 T(435); Tk(410),C(25) 1,197 712 414 Punganur 40 21 T(l3); W(13) 29 14 3,368 Punganur 12 22 2,445 T(17); W(l7) 57 292 2,309 Punganur 16 Bayakonda 23 Temple 752 T(478); Tk(403),W(75) 1,914 986 113 Punganur 19 Katamraj 24 Temple 1,150 T(560); Tk(560) 2,183 995 827 Punganur 17 25 800 T(380); Tk(360). W(20) 2,796 2,130 563 Punganur 30 Saturday Sri Chennake- 26 swari Temple Sri Venkateswara Templtl T( 173); Tk(158),W(15) 1,483 481 148 Punganur 37 27 T(379); Tk(379) 1,939 261 640 Punganur 40 28 313 T(370); Tk(323),W(47) 2,150 605 856 Pungann 59 29 T(38); Tk(32),C(6) 699 360 1,565 Madanapalle 24 30 52 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r- tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~--.------31 Chembakur 3.37 2P,M,H Mew E W KR PO Ri,Ra.J 32 Mittacintavaripalle 6.50 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 33 Palayampalle 5.43 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 34 Kogathi 4.84 2P Mew W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 3S Pedda Yall'lkutla 0.43 P W PR Ri,Ra,J 36 Chowdepalle 4.76 P,B Phe E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 37 Pandillapalle 2.35 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 6.02 2P E 38 Kappalle \ W KR Ri,Ra,J 39 Arikela 3.98 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 40 Bheemaganipalle 3.58 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 41 Raganipalle 5.53 3P W KR Ri,Ra,J 42 Katiperi 4.03 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 43 Chintamakulapalle 4.98 p W PR Ri,Ra,J (Pudipatla) 44 Settipeta 140 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 45 R.Nadimpalle 1.29 p W KR PO Ri.Ra,J 46 Peddakurapalle 2.36 p E W KR Ri,Ra 47 Minilo:.i 3.62 2P W PR pO Ri,Ra 48 Malanatham 3.62 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 49 Etavakili 4.47 p E W PR PO Ri,lh 50 Mangalam 3.12 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 51 Melupatla Urban Area (Included ill Punganur Town) 52 Chadalla 3.25 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 53 Laddigam 2.20 p E W PR Ri,Ra 54 Pudipatla 4.27 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 55 Charala 7.46 2P,M E W KR PO Ri,Ra 56 Durgasamudram 1. 86 2P W KR Ri,Ra 57 AvuJapalle 2.75 2P W KR Ri,Ra 58 Elavanellore 3.99 p W PR Ri,Ra 59 Ramasamudram 2.98 2P,H D,Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 60 Voolapadu 3.59 2P W PR Ri,Ra 61 Moogavadi - 4.59 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 62 Kudurucheemana 2.04 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra pal1e 63 Punganur(Rural) 3.97 7P,M,2H Mew,Fpe, E W PR PO,TO Ri,Ra Phe 64 Ethur 3.32 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 6S Bandlapalle 3.18 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 53 DIRECTORY and Land use PUNGANUR TALU~ LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(78); Tk(60), W(18) 632 240 1,207 Madanapalle 19 Saturday 31 T(llO); Tk(80), W(lS), 1,167 440 2,443 Punganur 16 32 C(IZ) 110 3,365 Punganur 16 33 152 1,359 1,S07 Punganur 13 34 T(199); Tk(199) 9 27 40 Punganur 14 35 T(600); Tk(500),W(100) 1,509 280 657 Punganur 16 Tuesday 36 T(lS5); Tk(149),W(6) 1,153 94 102 Punganur 21 37 T(60); Tk(45),W(15) 1,151 202 2,440 Madanapalle 21 38 T(20); Tk(106),W{l4) 1,145 72 1,209 Punganur 13 39 6 190 2,095 Punganur 5 Bheemeswarsw- 40 ami Temple 11 266 3,262 Punganur 4 41 T(1); W(I) 4 603 1-,971 Punganur 6 42 T(228); Tk(228) l,163 620 1,176 PunganuT 10 43 T(2l7); Tk(210),W(7) 192 257 230 Punganur 19 44- 10 T(S4); Tk(40),W(14) 739 12 11 Punganur 21 45 T(97); Tk(80),W(17) 7S1 170 462 Punganur 18 46 T(106); Tk(100),W(6) 1,081 108 1,022 Punganur 11 47 T(2oo); Tk(180),W(20) 702 194 1,221 Punganur 11 48 T(l19); Tk(I00),W(19) 379 52 2,311 Punganur 6 49 5 900 1,092 Punganur 3 50 Urban Area (included in Punganur Town) 51 45 2,035 Punganur 4 52 T(340); Tk(330),W(10) 441 400 227 Punganur 6 Sri Neelakanteswa-53 raswamy and Venu- gopalaswamy Temples T(402); Tk(402) 1,421 895 15 Punganur 8 54 T(334); Tk(J34) 1,142 279 3,019 Punganur 21 55 191 T(222); Tk(218),W(4) 467 220 90 Punganur 24 56 .·sOO T(370); Tk(276),W(94) 140 250 200 Punganur 43 57 T(1l8); Tk(109),W(9) 394 104 1,938 Punganur 21 58 T(l30); Tk(1l2),W(l8) 889 442 446 Punganur 16 Sunday 59 T(50); Tk(46),W( 4) 116 204 1,228 Punganur 14 6() TO""); n(124),W(20) 506 252 2,036 Punganur 11 61 T(108); Tk(98),W(10) 1,050 46 102 Punganur 11 62 g2 66 2,393 Punganur 1 Monday 63 T(2); W(2) 6 107 2,010 Punganur 5 64 7 301 1,727 Punganur 6 65 54 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and StapJe Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 66 Kothakota 3.57 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 67 Nekkondi 4.34 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 68 Veerapalle 2 67 P E W KR Ri.Ra 69 Peddaupparapalle 3.17 P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra 70 KurijaJa 2.13 P W PR Ri,Ra 71 Chakkandlapalle 4.23 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 72 Magandlapalle 2.35 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 73 Melumdoddi 4.98 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 74 Kummaranatham 2.25 2P E W PR Ri,Ra 75 Thurlapalle 3.95 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 76 Suddaguntlapalle 1.35 P W KR Ri,Ra 77 Nagireddipalle 3.20 P W KR Ri,Ra 78 Vanamaladi nne 4.88 P Fpc W KR PO Ri,Ra 79 Battamdoddi 4.69 P E W PR Ri,Ra 80 Kolathur 2.05 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 81 Rayalapeta 5.43 P,M D,Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 82 Peddakapalle 4.54 P W KR Ri,Ra 83 Aradigunta 3.37 P W PR PO; Ri,Ra 84 Karsanapalle 6.11 P,H Fpc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 85 Muthukur 7.72 P E \~/ PR PO Ri,Ra 86 Peddapanjani 7.03 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 87 Gamkonda 2.42 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 88 Peddavalagatur 3.96 P W PR Ri,Ra 89 Chalamangalarn 3.25 p W KR Ri,Ra 90 'Kogileru 6.58 P W PR Ri,Ra Ri,Ra 91 Appenapalle 4.78 p W PR Ri,Ra 92 Chamaneru 1.23 P W PR Ri,Ra 93 Bomrnarajupalle 4.60 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 94 KothapaJle 4.34 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 95 Keelapatla 4.90 P,M W KR Ri,Ra 96 Mogilapalle 1.02 P W KR Ri,Ra 97 Jagarnarla 1.12 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 98 Gundugallu 4.31 P,M W KR Ri,Ra 99 Pasupathur 2.91 P W PR Ri,Ra 100 Sankarayalopeta . 3.36 P W PR Ri,Ra 101 Sivadi 1.35 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 102 Nidigunta 2.73 P,H Phc W KR Ri,Ra 103 Mudarampalle 2.40 P W KR 104 Gandrajupalle 5.83 p W PR PO ~j.Ra 55 DIRECTORY .and Land use PUNGANUR TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical, Loea- r Area not Town- or days or arehaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portanee, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market irany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (1) T(143); Tk(l43 I 602 350 1,190 Punganur 10 Appa)eswara- 66 swamy Temple nI2S); Tk(128) 428 1,020 ] ,202 Punganur 10 67 214 T(64); Tk(64) 258 976 197 Palmaner 21 68 652 T(310); Tk(239),W(71) 200 467 400 Punganur 46 Friday Sri Moksheswa- 69 raswamy Temple T(~8); Tk(23),W(5) 223 85 1,027 Punganur 21 70 T(92); Tk(80).W(12) 860 380 1,375 Punganur 18 71 T(75); Tk(55),W(20) 924 148 377 PunganuT 7 72 315 2,870 Punganur 3 Sri Anjaneya- 73 swamy Temple 31 1,011 3911 Punganur 2 74 T(50); Tk(50) 368 2,110 Punganur 13 75 T(80); Tk(80) 270 24 490 Palmaner 19 76 T(73); Tk(73) 545 29 1,401 Palmaner 21 77 T(363); Tk(323),W(40) 2,260 250 250 Punganur 8 Sri Anjaneya- 78 swamy Temple T(290); Tk(270),W(20) 1,890 372 450 Punganur 8 Sri Basaweswa- 79 raswamy Temple T(I77); Tk(l77) 935 200 Palmaner 18 80 T(54); Tk(54) 623 2,798 Palmaner 14 Thursday 81 T(118); Tk(118) 827 200 1,761 Palmaner 26 82 T(360); Tk(340),W(20) 1,200 327 570 Punganur 14 Sri Rama Temple 83 T(500); Tk(450),W(~O) 1,361 1,216 897 Punganur 8 Sri Arakeswara- 84 swamy Temple 738 T(476); Tk(440),W(36) 2,071 1,491 165 Punganur 13 Thursday Sri Tulasamma 85 Temple 700 T(106); Tk(106) 445 1,248 2,000 Palmaner 13 86 824 T(79); Tk(79) 546 100 Palmaner 14 87 76 Tt204); Tk(l86),W(23) 557 355 1,342 Punganur 11 88 950 T(3IO); Tk(281),W(30) 584 161 75 Punganur 18 89 T(I70); Tk(l70) 1,052 60 2,929 Palmaner 8 90 T(290); Tk(240),W(50) 706 304 1,762 Punganur 16 91 219 T(1I3); Tk(IOO),W(13) 101 219 135 Punganur 19 92 11,007 T(36S); Tk(345),W(20) 977 20 575 Punganur 22 93 T(121); Tk(I2I) 1,002 1,655 Palmaner 6 94 T(l93); Tk(l93} 876 100 1,967 Palmaner 6 95 T(57); H(57) 347 129 120 Palmaner 6 96 T(17); Tk(J 7) 118 21 561 Palmaner 14 97 T(l8S); Tk(J65),W(20) 1,250 850 473 Pungaunr 19 98 T(183); Tk(13I),W(52) 1,109 355 215 Punganur 19 99 T(40); Tk(40) 309 15 ),786 Punganur 18 Tuesday 100 T(170); Tk(l50),WI20) 130 290 274 Punganur 19 101 T(180); Tk(150),W(30) 450 120 997 Punganur 21 102 HIIO); Tk(90),W(20) 335 10 1.080 Punganur 21 103 T(l90); Tk(160),W(30) 1,850 780 911 Punganur 21 104 \ MADANAPALLE TALUK ... \ tJ \ 1) , i.5 ~ '~ H '1: 0 « H a.. ;J:~ ...J il « \ .. ::& )0- H '\. u u « _; oJ > .. zf ~ :J ..J « l- n. 'Ie ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MADANAPALLE TALUK 1971 1971 1971 "Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village <'ode No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 109 Agraharam 33 Kadir inathunikota 101 Pamaiahgaripallc 52 Amallabandakota 7 Kalavapalle 67 Panchalamarri 46 Ananthapuram 17 Kalicherla 88 Panchupadu 79 Angallu 93 Kammapalle ]5 Papepalle Ankisettipalle 36 Kamsalavandlapalle 92 Papireddipalle j-90' 43 Kandukur 44 Pattamvandlapalle 66 Kannemadugu 16 Peddamandyam Badikayalapalle 57 76 Kasiraopet 31 PeddapaJem Bandameeda Kammapalle 94 42 Kathagallu 49 Pedda Tippasamudram Bandrevu 12 83 Kollabylu 64 Pitchilavandlapalle Basinikonda 97 }07 Kondamarri 84 Ponnetipalem Bayyappagaripalle 62 23 Kosuvaripalle 95 Pothapalu Beerangi 56 71 Kotakonda 39 Pulikallu Boorlapalle 51 11 Kotala BrahmanavoddupaUe 80 63 Kotavoor 102 Rachavetivaripalle Buchipalle 55 58 Kothakota 59 Rangasamudram Burakayalakota 28 77 Kothavaripalle 103 Reddivaripalle 5 Kotlapalle 70 Renimakulapalle 1 Chennappagaripalle 72 Kukkarajupalle 34 Chennaiahgaripalle 81 Kurabalakota 54 Sampathikota 47 Chinnapongupalle 18 Siddavaram 20 Sirapuram 75 Chinna Thippasamudram 100 Mach ireddigari palle Chippili 3 Sompalle 91 40 Madamuru 105 Chowkillavaripalle 89 Madanapalle ThambaUepalle 50 Maddiahgaripalle 21 106 Thavalam 30 Devalacheruvu 26 Maddinayanipalle 87 Theneegalavand!apalle 27 Devarapalle 86 Malepadu 82 Thettu 4 Diguvapalem 53 Mallela 25 Thummanamgutta 13 Diguvapalle 37 Marellagadda 48 Thummarakunta 65 Marrimakulapalle alias Kannemadugula 45 T. Sadum 69 Eddulavaripalle 74 Mattivaripalle 6 Tsowdasamudram 32 Molakalacheruvu 9 Gangireddipalle 98 Molakaladinne 99 Valasapalle .61 Ghattu 73 Muddivedu 19 Veligallu 24 Gollapalle 14 Musalikunta 85 Vempalle 10 Gopidinne 104 Mustur 110 Vengamvaripalle 2 Gudupalle 78 Mutakanavaripalle 96 Venkappakota -60 Gummasamudram 29 Vepurikota 22 Gundlapa\le 35 Nadigaddathimmanapalle 68 Yerrasanipalle 38 Nayanicheruvupalle 41 Jagadamvaripalle lOS NimmanapaUe 8 Zunzurpenta 57 58 VILLAGE. Amenitiu CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area Staple tiOD Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Chennappagaripalle 0.35 Uninhabited 2 Gudupalle 5.57 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 3 Sompalle 18.34 4P,M Fpc E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 4 Diguvapalem 5.29 p W Ri,Ra,B 5 Kotlapalle 3.83 Uninhabited 6 Tsowdasamudram 6.02 P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 7 Kalavapalle 7.84 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B \ 8 Zunzurpenta 5.49 p W Ri,Ra,B 9 Gangireddipalle 7.54 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 10 Gopidinne 8.20 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 11 Kotala 10.17 P Fpc W KR Ri,Ra,B 12 Bandrevu 10.08 P W PR PO Ri,RaB 13 Diguvapalle 6.49 P W Ri,Ra,B 14 Musalikunta 7.71 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 15 Papepalle 11.15 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 16 Peddamandyam 14.18 P,4M Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 17 KalicherJa 18.85 4P,M,H D W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 18 Siddavaram 2.57 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 19 Veligallu 10.99 P Fpc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 20 Sirapuram 5.15 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 21 ThamballepalJe 15.72 4P,H D,Phc E W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 22 GUndlapalle 8.19 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 23 Kosuvaripalle 2G.21 P,R Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 24 Gollapalle 7.28 P Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 25 Thummanamgutta 2.76 P W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,B 26 Maddinayanipalle 11.76 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 27 Devarapalle 0.23 W KR Ri,Ra,B 28 Burakayalakota 11.69 3P,H D,Fpc,Phc E W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 29 Vepurikota 4.10 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 30 Devalacheruvu 10.04 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 59 DIRECTORY apd Land use MADANAPALLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Neare~t Day Religious, Town or days historical Loca· Area not and of the or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im· Codo Forest .A Culturable for culti. (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(50); C(JO),W(20) 132 1 43 Madanapalle 35 1 T(270); W(130), Tk(125), 2,075 15 1,207 Madanapalle 53 2 C(15) -4,397 T(630); Tk(4oo), W(215), 5,149 562 1,000 Madanapalle 45 Friday 3 C(JS) T(l05); Tk (50) , W(35), 1,628 1,533 121 Madanapalle 54 4 C(20) T(2); W(2) 1,061 1,140 254 Madanapalle 53 5 T(45); Tk(45) 1,968 1,075 768 Madanapalle 51 6 1,003 T(145); Tk(64), C(45) , 2,531 851 489 Madanapalle 64 7 W(36) 400 T(34); W(24),Tk(1O) 1,134 742 1,204 Madanapalle 50 8 T(50); W(35), Tk(15) 2,371 1,350 1,055 Madanapalle 53 9 400 T(ll8); Tk(90),W(28) 2,297 936 1,498 Madanapalle 43 10 1,030 T(l40); Tk(l20) , W(20) 2,671 708 1,965 Madanapalle 48 Thursday 11 1,638 T(300); Tk(250),W(50) 2,931 1,076 510 MadanapaUe 51 12 800 T(80); Tk(56), W(17), 1,077 842 1,360 Madanapalle 62 13 C(7) 900 T(262); Tk(l8S),W(77) 2,214 792 769 Madanapalle 54 14 1,540 T(364); Tk(220), W(81), 1,891 1,155 2,386 Madanapalle 61 15 C(63) 1,545 T(500); Tk(270),C(130), 4,020 1,187 1,827 Madanapalle 58 16 W(IOO) _3,744 T(600); Tk(425),W(145). 3,996 1,313 2,416 Madanapalle 54 Saturday 17 C(30) ~12 1'(219); 1'k(135) W(M) 150 763 153 MadanapaUe 51 18 1,000 T(472); Tk(250),C(124), 3,469 1,777 916 Madanapalle 43 Sunday 19 W(98) 500 1'(124); Tk(85),W(39) 1,143 762 767 Madanapalle 53 20 -1,200 T(477); Tk(388),W(62), 4,381 686 3,317 Madanapalle 35 Monday 21 C(27) T(310); Tk(145), W(U5), 2,491 1,600 841 Madanapalle 48 22 C(20) 1,823 T(711); Tk(614),W(97) 5,222 341 4,841 Mlldanapalle 30 Wednesday 23 2,427 T(212); Tk(122),W(90) 1,240 120 660 Madanapalle 19 24 T(251); Tk(176), W(60} 1,060 250 211 Madanapalle 26 25 C(l5) 3,636 T(730); W(350),Tk(320), 510 629 2,026 Madanapalle 34 26 C(60) 89 _ 45 13 Madanapalle 34 27 T(476); Tk(300),W(166), 2,678 3,666 667 Madanapalle 34 Saturday 28 C(IO) T(176); Tk(90), W(56), 2,158 216 74 Madanapalle 34 29 C(30) :3,347 T(460); Tk(270),C(150), 450 405 1,769 Madanapalle 38 30 W(4O) 60 VILLAGE. Amenities CHlTTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nicatiQflS Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 31 Peddapalem 7.07 2P E W_ PR PO Ri,Ra,B 32 Molakalacheruvu 3.15 P,M D E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,B 33 Kadirina th unikota 4.98 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 34 Chennaiahgaripalle 0.49 W KR Ri,Ra,B 35 Nadigaddathimmana . 1.34 W KR Ri,Ra,B palle 36 Kamsalavandlapalle 2.23 W Ri,Ra,B 37 MareJlagadda 0.31 W Ri,Ra,B 38 Nayanicheruvupalle 2.59 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 39 Pulikallu 3.68 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 40 Madamuru 3.93 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 41 J agadamvaripal Ie 0.21 Uninhabited 42 KathagalJu 6.32 P W PO Ri,Ra,B .. 43 Kandukur 11.67 4P,H Fpc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 44 Pattamvandlapalle .. 9.82 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 45 T.Sadum 8.17 3P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 46 Ananthapuram 0.45 W KR Ri,Ra,B 47 Chinnapongupalle 0.50 W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 48 Thummarakunta 14.87 2P W KR Ri.Ra,B 49 Pedda Tippa- 4.84 2P,H Mew E W PR PO, Phone Ri,Ra,B samudram 50 Maddiahgaripalle 4.09 2P W PR Ri,Ra,B 51 Boorlapalle 9.91 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 52 Amallabandakota 0.51 W Ri,Ra,B 53 Mallela 7.26 P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 54 Sampathikota 4.60 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 55 Buchipalle 3.22 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 56 Beerangi 8.39 P W KR PO Ri,Ra.B 57 BadikayalapaUe 11. 77 f , •• W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 58 Kothakota 11.58 P,H D E W PR PTO Ri,Ra,B ,59 Rangasamudram 11.09 5P,M Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 60 Gummasamudram 5.03 E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 61 Ghattu 28,67 Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 62 Bayyappagaripalle 7.87 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 63 Kotavoor 4.42 E W PR PO R,Ra,B 64 Pitchilavandlapalle 8.61 P W PR ,PO Ri,Ra,B 65 Marrimakulapalle 3.38 P W Ri,Ra,B alias Kannemadugula 61 DIRECTORY aD' LaneS nse MADANAPALLE TALU:M. L,UID USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ..... Culturable for culd- distance Weekly parlance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vatian (In Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) 3,896 T(212}; C(l60}, Tk(40) , SO 315 52 Madanapalle 37 31 W(l2) T(llO); Tk(80), W(30) 1,068 201 640 Madanapalle 40 Friday 32 2,326 T(l2l; Tk(12) 175 341 333 Madanapalle 38 33 T(39); C(28), W(Il) 227 ~8 10 Madanapalle 48 34 T(20); W(20) 730 111 Madanapalle 38 35 2 T(22); C(15),W(7) 1,152 62 189 Madanapalle 51 36 7 T(2); W(2) 175 II 6 Madanapalle 48 37 T(l29); Tk(95),W(34) 1,335 120 75 Madanapalle 53 38 5 T(390); Tk(340),W(50) 1,557 24 379 Madanapalle 51 39 13 T(205); Tk(162),C(35), 1,959 265 70 MadanapaJle 48 40 W(8) 7 T(l2); Tk(12) III 4 Madanapalle 51 41 25 T(363); Tk(318),W(45) 2,749 234 679 Madanapalle 52 42 63 T(303); Tk(295),W(8) 3,418 623 3,060 Madanapalle 54 43 T(234); Tk(199),W(35) 5,196 67 791 Madanapalle 58 Thursday 44 12 T(SS1); 1k(475) ,W(61), 3,040 643 958 Madanapalle 54 45 C(45) T(9); Tk(6),W(3) 222 55 2 Madanapalle 50 46 19 T(4); C(4) 258 10 29 Madanapalle 48 47 192 T(440); Tk(440) 4,597 140 4,147 Madanapalle 46 48 5 T(457); Tk(430), W(27) 1,75-4 602 280 Madanapalle 45 Thursday 49 5 T(584); Tk(559), W(25) 1,711 62 257 Madanapalle 48 50 2S T(440); Tk(290),W(lSO) 4,025 679 1,172 Madanapalle 43 51 40 T(13); C(10),Tk(3) 141 43 89 Madanapalle 45 52 5 T(238); Tk(l70),W(45), 2,510 408 1,489 Madanapalle 43 53 C(13) 19 T(166); Tk(l26), W(25), 1,160 189 1,212 Madanapalle 46 54 C(5) 25 T(70); Tk(60),W(10) 849 -467 655 Madanapalle 51 55 T(279); Tk(210),W(44), 2,401 101 2,589 Madanapalle 40 5(' C(25) 1,626 T(469); Tk( 406).W(48). 2,510 150 2,774 Madanapalle 40 57 C(15) T(740); Tk(450),W(210); 5,820 701 ISO Madanapalle 35 Sunday 58 C(80) 40 T(l,319); Tk(930),W(389) 4,t2~ 60 1,556 Madanapalle 41 59 T(311); Tk(200),C(75), I, SOl 170 937 Madanapalle 32 60 W(36) 7,914 T(S40); W(275),Tk(240), 4,101 520 5,710 Madanapalle 29 Wednesday 61 C(lS) 1(612); Tk(460),W(152) ~.0480, 301 1,645 Madanapalle 27 62 m T(450); Tk(335J,W(l15) 1,106 201 575 Madanapalle 26 63 4-28 T(350); Tk(230), W(llO) 2,498 210 2,028 Madanapalle 19 64 550 T(IS); Tk(15),W(3) 1,192 100 205 Madanapalle 26 65 No.-6 62 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIM THE VILLAGE Loca· Area r """" tion Name of Village In Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu· Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~ ------~~- 66 Kannemadugu 2.61 P,H E 'W PIt PO ,Phone Ri,Ra,B 67 . Pancbalamarri 1.98 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 68 Yerrasanipalie 1.53 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 69 Eddulavaripalle . 5.43 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 70 Ren:makulapalle 6.86 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 71 Kotakonda 6.53 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 72 Kukkardjupa!le 6.73 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 73 Muddivedu 11.64 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 74 Mattivaripalje 16.73 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 75 Chinna Thippa- 9.78 P,H D,Fpc E W PR,T PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B samudram 76 Kasiraopet 0.87 W PR Ri,Ra,B 77 Kothavaripalle 11.09 P D W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 78 Mutakanavaripalle 0.27 Phe W Ri,Ra,B 79 Angll1u 6.94 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 80 Brahmanavoddupalle. 0.38 W PR Ri,Ra,B 81 Kurabalakota 17.19 P,H D,Fpe E W PR,T PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 82 ThGt tu 18 6! P,H E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 83 Kollabylu 8.79 p W KR Ri,Ra,B S,t Ponl1etipalem 6.26 Mcw E W KR PO Ri,Ra.B (Rural) 85 Vempalle 24,18 M Pile E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 86 Malepadu 13.60 p W KR PO Ri.Ra,B 87 Theneegalavandlapalle 1.64 W KR Ri,RII,B 88 Panchupadu 9.97 P Phe W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 89 Madanapalle (Rural). 9.47 P,2M D,Fpc,Mcw E W PR,T Ri,RII,B 90 Ankisettipallc 1.27 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 91 Chippili 0.82 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 92 Papireddipalle 0,21 p E W PR Ri,Ra,B 93 Kammapalle Urban Area (/ncludt'd in Madanapalle Town) 94 Bandameeda Kamm2l- Urban Area (Included in Madanapalle TaWil) palle 95 Pothapalu 9.74 H W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 9'\ Venl;appalwta 1 18 W PR Ri,Ra,B 97 Basinik.onda 7.06 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 98 Molakaladi nne 0.32 P D W PR Ri,lb,B 99 Val.sap.lle 7.56 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 10) Machireddii:oripalle 2.73 P E W PR iti,Ra,B 63 DIRECT OilY and ,Land use MADANAPALLE TALUK LA)II'D USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) :R.eligiou~. Nearest Day historical, Loca- Area not Town or daYIl or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest __ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14), (lS) (16) (17) (18) (1) 500 T(l50); Tk(125),W(25) 130 788 105 Madanapalle 26 Saturday 66 250 T(70); Tk(40),W(30) 692 56 200 MadanapalJe 34 67 150 T(56); Tk(3')),W(26) 438 35 300 Madanapalle 32 68 SOD T(11S); Tk(72),W(43) 1,410 708 742 Madanapalle 27 69 450 T(300); Tk(225),W(75) 2,498 569 573 Madanapalle 26 Thursday 70 500 T(250); Tk(225),W(25) 1,434 958 1,037 Madanapalle 26 71 400 T(400); Tk(275),WCl25) 2,143 1,062 302 Madanapalle 26 72 T(517): Tk(338),W(179) 2,950 301 ~,682 Madanapalle 16 Sunday 73 1,757 T(434); W(310),Tk(124) 4,360 2,450 1,706 Madanapalle 24 74 1,236 T(996\; Tk(618),W(319), 3,477 25 525 Madanapalle 13 Friday 75 C(59) T(23); ClI9),W(4) 533 3 Madanapalle 13 76 1,307 T(70S); Tk(390),W(210), 3,530 66 1,490 Madanapalle II 77 C(105) 38 T(IO); W(9),Tk(l) 44 35 45 MadanapaUo 8 78 T(3IO); Tk(181),C(69), 33 57 4,042 Madanapalle 10 79 W(6O, T(57); C(45) ,W(12) 20 20 210 MadanapaUe 10 80 330 T(307); C(127),Tk(105), 6;770 1,210 2,385 Madanapallc 13 Monday 81 W(75) 3,880 T(512); Tk(350),W(lS2). 1,560 640 5,325 Madanapalle 16 82 C(101 1,094 T(31); Tk(17),W(14) 2,187 391 1,723 Madanapalle J 0 83 J ,248 T(125); W(77),Tk(48) 1,270 200 1,163 Madanapalle 6 84 4,042 T(373); Tk(194), W(97), 7,422 1,230 2,4(J8 Madanapalle 8 85 C(82) 3,862 T(23); W(l4),C(9) 1,377 ] ,412 2,030 Madanapalle 24 86 1,029 T(l7); W(12),Tk(S) 99 95 450 Madanapalle 19 87 2,506 T(llO); W(90), Tk(20) 426 ! ,041 2,298 Madanapalle 16 88 1,590 T(573); W(343),Tk(l80), 2,990 313 600 Madanapalle 3 89 C(SO) T(44); Tk(15),C(19} 538 15 216 Madanapalle 2 90 T(190); W(l15),Tk(SO), 240 6 90 Madanapalle 2 91 C(25) T(10); W(IO) 98 2 26 Madanapalle 2 92 Urban Area (included ill Madanapa/le Town) 93 Urban Ar~a (included in Madanapalle Town) 94- 2,095 T(663); W(3S0) , Tx()13) 3,084 163 230 Madanapalle 11 9S T(36); Tk(18),W(12),C(6) 189 5~ 480 Madanapalle ~ 96 1,073 T(S80); W(256),Tk(230), 2,254 300 313 l1adanapaIJe 3 97 C(94) !O3 T(3); W(2),Tk(l) 1 Madanapalle 6 98 47 T(233); W(67),Tk(128), 1,109 1,380 2,272 Madanapalle~6 99 C('8) T(l40); W(70),Tk(68),C(l) 643 ~15 652 Madanapalle 6 100 64 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITaUt TIm VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nieations Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (~) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 101 Pamaiahgaripalle 8.4S Uninhabited 102 Rachavetivaripalle 5.78 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 103 Reddivaripalle 9.31 M Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 104 Mustur 12.34 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 105 Chowki!lavaripalle 0.30 p W KR Ri,Ra,B 106 Thavalam 10.85 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 107 Kondamarri 12.67 'P .. W KR PO Ri,Ra,B t08 Nimmanapalle 7.92 2P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 109 Agraharam 8.48 p W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,B llO Vengamvaripalle 1:2.73 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 6; DIRECTORY and Land U8e MADANAPALLE TALU:K LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days Of archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical jm- Code Forest ...... Culturable for culti· distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any. (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 ) T(1); W(l) 230 2,196 3,000 Madanapalle 5 101 887 T(267); Tk(131),W(IJO), 1,200 1,047 298 Madanapalle 8 101 C(26) 1,981 T(796); W(391),Tk(285), 2,947 140 100 Madanapalle 10 103 C(120) 3,685 T(632); W(342),Tk(248). 2,526 500 552 Madanapalle 16 104 C(42) T(18); W(12),Tk(6) 117 38 19 MadanapaJle 22 lOS 3,331 T(434); Tk(237),W(189), 1,189 773 1,217 MadanapalJe 24 106 C(8) 1,158 T(507); Tk(263),W(226), 2,159 2,529 1,754 Madanapalle 19 107 C(1S) 3,469 T(S51); W(302),Tk(l87), 149 350 550 Madanapalle 22 Monday 108 C(62) 1,730 T(78]); W(397),C(l05), 1,958 600 359 Madanapalle 10 109 Tk(l79) T(619); W(30S),Tk(304). 2,122 2,603 2,303 Madanapalle 26 110 C(lO) VAYALPAD TALUK I !! a .. I 11 i J" l! , ! ! ,,~ r- j 1 !! , i ! .t .,-.. ~ E .. ~ i ~ ; "1 : j'" J • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES VAYALPAD TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Villago Location Name of Village Location Name of Villas. Code No. Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 89 Agraharam SI Jammalapalle 7S Pallavolu 42 Amilepalle 95 Jandla 73 Parapatla 48 Aramadaka 54 Jarravaripalle 1 Pasalavandlapalle .. 3 Arigalavaripalle t04 Jillellamanda 70 Pathegada 84 Avuvaripalle 98 Pedda Gottigallu 60 Ayyavaripalle 101 Pedda Mallela 35 Kadirayacheruvu 92 Pileru 12 Kalakada 21 PothavaripaJle 91 Bandakindapalle 11 Kalakadadoddipalle 124 Bhakarapet 68 Kalikiri 55 Ramapuram 108 Bodivandlapalle 67 Kalikirireddivaripalle 119 Rangannagarigadda 93 Bodumalluvaripalle llS Kamalayyavaripalle 8 RatiguntapaJle 99 Bommaiahgaripalle 20 Kambhamvaripalle 88 Regallu 13 Boppasamudram 21 Kasireddipalle 100 Rompicherla 62 Budidavedu 8S Kavalipalle 21 Kethamreddipalle 38 Sangasamudram 63 Chakirevupalle 40 Khandriga 36 Sarimadugu 74 Cheekatipalle 7 Kona 4.. Settivaripalle 3 Cherlopalle 117 Kotabylu 81 Sorakayalapeta 120 Chinnagottigallu 47 Kuraparthi 102 Talupula 52 Chintalavaripalle 69 Kurlakunta Tarigonda 50 Chintaparthi 45 56 Tarigondarajupalle 113 Chinthakunta 64 Thatiguntapalle 37 Chitiboyanapalle 16 Maddipatl avandlapalle 24 Theethannakuntapalle 123 Chittecherla 86 Maddulacheruvu 25 Thirnmapuram 6 Madi nenipalem 121 Thippireddigari palle 29 Mahal 9 Devalapalle 15 Thuvvapalle 114 Devarakonda 28 Mahalrajupalle 80 Tsandravaripalle 61 Manchuru 1Z5 Diguvuru 122 Tsattevaripalem 90 Doddipallc 18 Marella 71 Marrikuntapalle 110 Udayamanikyarn 41 Marr imak ulapalle 106 Ellarnanda 111 Udayamanikyam Agraharam 57 Marripadu 105 Ustikayalapenta 77 Matampalle 14 Galivaripalle 72 Medikurthi 23 Vagalla 65 Gandaboyanapalle 103 Mellacheruvu 46 Vayalpad 30 Gangapurarn 118 Motumallela 58 Velagapalle 109 Ganugachintha 33 Mudiamvaripalle 107 Venka taramarajupurarn 19 Garnimitta 94 Mudupulavemula Agraharam 83 Gorantlapalle 49 Mugalarnarri 87 Vepulabylu 96 Gudarevulapalle 79 Munellapalle 53 Vittalam 10 Gudibanda Yeguvuru 76 Gundloor 126 39 Gurramkonda 5 Nadimicherla 2 Yellutia 66 GuttapaJem 4 Nadirnkha ndriga 34 Yenugondapalem Yeravaripalern 78 Gyararnpalle 59 Nagarimadugu 116 32 Navabpet 82 Yerlampalle 112 Nerabylu 91 Yerraguntlapallc 26 Hissapalle 17 Nutanakalva 31 Yerrakotapalle 67 68 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r A -. tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nicatiQns Telegraph Food No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~- -.--~---.. ------~--~~--~. ------~~--~~ .. 1 Pasalavandlapalle 2.25 p W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 2 Yellutla 6.66 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 3 Cherlopalle 9.51 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 4 Nadimkhandriga 2.28 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 5 Nadimicherla 6.16 M E W PR PO Ri.Ra,B 6 Madinenipalem 1.00 P W PR R?,Ra,B 7 Kona 6.70 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 8 Ratiguntapalle 1.18 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 9 Devalapalle 2.85 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 10 GlIdibanda 2.68 P W KR PO Ri,Ra.B 11 Kalakadadoddipalle 2.56 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 12 Kalakada 15.73 5P,M,H Fpc E W PR PTO Ri,Ra,B 13 Boppasamudram 0.84 P W KR Ri,Ra 14 Galivaripalle 4.75 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 15 Thuvvapalle 4.51 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 16 :Yladdipatlavandla- 9.90 8P W KR PO Ri,Ra palle 17 Nutanakalva 12.91 4P Phc W KR PO Ri,Ra 18 Marella 9.49 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra 19 Garnimitta 12.13 "lP Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 20 Kambhamvaripalle 13.23 6P W PR 1'0 Ri,Ra 21 Kethamreddipalle 0.05 Uninhabited 22 Kasireddipalle 0.11 W KR Ri,Ra 23 Vagalla 3.45 3P,H Fpc W PR PO Ri,Ra 24 Theethannakunta- 6.55 2P W PR Ri,Ra palle 25 Thimmapuram 402 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 26 Hissapal1e 0.95 P W PR Ri,Ra 27 Pothavaripalle 0.97 P W PR Ri,Ra 28 Mahalrajllpalle 2.23 2P W PR Ri,B,Ra 29 Mahal 5.60 P,R Phc E W PR PO Ri,B,Ra 30 Gangapuram 5.66 P W KR Ri,B,Ra 31 Y erra kotapalle 7.90 P Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 32 Navabpet 2.16 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 33 M udiamvaripalle 3.60 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 34 Yenugondapalem 9.29 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 35 Kadirayacheruvu 4.09 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 36 Sarimadugu 4.82 p W PR PO Ri,Ra,B ~7 Chi tiboyanapalle 2.88 W PR Ri,Ra,B 38 Sa ngasamudram 4,03 31> W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 39 Gurramkonda 12.01 4P,H D E W PR PTO, Phone Ri,Ra,B 40 Khandriga 0.19 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 69 DIRECTORY .and I,and ale VAYALPAD TALUX. LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, r- Town or days historical Loca· Area not and of the or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im· Codo Forest Culturable for culti- (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste valion if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 950 T(161); W(8!) ,Tk(79) 46 183 100 Rayachoti 18 1 850 T(199); W(129),Tk(70) 1,209 50 1,954 Rayachoti 26 2 2,000 T(352); W(312),Tk(40) 1,301 2,434 Rayachoti 22 Sunday 3 T(358); W(190),Tk(168) 101 500 500 Rayachoti 28 4 543 T(368); Tk(193), W(l75) 1,585 396 1,050 Rayachoti 30 5 270 T(51); W(51) 216 106 Rayachoti 32 6 313 T(389); W(310),Tk(79) 1,226 1,253 1,107 Rayachoti 27 7 T(134);' W(102),Tk(32) 389 142 93 Rayachoti 34 8 T(328); Tk(t78),W(150) 1,260 136 100 Rayachoti 33 9 T(262); W(I98),Tk(64) 603 732 115 Rayachoti 30 10 T(l43); W(103 ),Tk(40) 712 362 417 Rayachoti 27 11 T(526); W(l96),Tk{173), 3,785 2,039 3,717 Rayachoti 26 Wednesday 12 0(157) T(2l7); Tk( 217) 114 211 Rayachoti 35 13 500 T(375); Tk(375) 567 1,600 Rayachoti 36 14 ';00 T(246); Tk(246) 802 51 1,289 Rayachoti 38 15 2,360 T(672); Tk(672) 2,020 1,287 Rayachoti 46 Sunday 16 1,630 T(661); Tk(66l) 3,431 64 2,485 Rayachoti 44 Wednesday 17 T(398); Tk(398) 2,390 118 2,910 Rayachoti 52 18 200 T(945); Tk(945) 3,290 262 3,068 Rayachoti 48 Thursday 19 830 T(775); W(775) 3,953 1,536 1,374 Rayachoti 46 20 T(3); W(3) 27 12 Rayachoti 44 21 TO); W(3) 65 2 Rayachoti 43 22 T(J57); Tk(J57) 1,284 53 711 Rayachoti 41 Saturday 23 2,557 T(349); Tk(349) 881 471 Rayachoti 47 24 100 T(402); Tk(02) 858 1,213 Rayachoti 46 25 T(78); W(781 254 96 180 Rayachoti 44 26 T(3I); Tk(31) 380 13 197 Rayachoti 33 27 T(333); Tk(333) 620 112 365 Rayachoti 36 28 T(91); O(85),W(6) 71 1.422 2,000 Rayachoti 32 Wednesday 29 T(425); Tk(296) ,W(129) 1,924 105 1,171 Rayachoti 35 30 T(647); W(372),Tk(275) 2,606 1,345 458 Rayachoti 38 31 200 T(230); W(1l7),Tk(113) 629 189 134 Rayachoti 42 32 1,000 T(135); W(9S),Tk(37) 800 328 41 Rayachoti 43 33 200 T(388); W(249),Tk(139) 2,235 2,249 875 Madanapalle 40 34 T(27l); Tk(22S),W(46) 1,012 620 714 Madanapalle 44 Thursday 35 T(289); Tk(2IS),W(74) 1,307 1,080 409 Madanapalle 30 36 900 T(l7); W(17) 534 159 233 Rayachoti 29 37 100 T(3IS); Tk(170),W(l25), 1,175 161 828 Madanapalle 38 38 0(20) 1,600 T(259); W(l58),Tk(101) 2,727 400 2,700 Madanapalle 32 Friday 39 T(9); Tk(9) 63 20 30 Madanapalle 30 40 70 TILLAGE: Amenities. CHIT100R DISTRICT AMEMITIItI JoVJoILABLB WITHIK TH! "ILLAO. Loca· Area r nOD Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple €ode Sq. Miles water nicalioDs TeleJraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Marrimakulapalle 1.12 lP W KR PO Ri,Rs,B 42 Amilepalle 3.03 P W PR PO Ri,Rs,B 43 Arigaiavaripalle 2.57 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 44 Settivaripalle 3.96 lP E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 4S Tarigonda 6.86 3P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 46 Vayalpad 8.97 4P,2H,C 3D E W PR,T PTO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 47 Kuraparthi 3.27 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 48 Aramadaka 1.91 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 49 Mugalamarri 0.78 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 50 Chintaparthi 10.09 \ BP,M,H Mew E W PR,T PTO,Phone Ri,Ra,R 51 Jammalapalle 0.56 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 52 Chintalavaripalie 4.06 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 53 Vittalam 1.87 p E W PR Ri,Ra,B 54 Jarravaripalle 4.11 31' E W KR PO Ri,Ra,.s. 5S Ramapuram 3.54 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,R 56 Tarigondarajupalle 2.17 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 57 Marripadu S.14 P,2M Phc E W KR PO Ri.Ra,R 58 Velagapalle 1.15 p E W KR Ri,Ra,R 59 Nagarimadugu ·UO 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 60 Ayyavaripalle 1.94 p E W PR PO' Ri,Ra,B 61 Manchuru .'S.74 SP Phc E W :KR PO Ri,Ra,.s. 62 Budidavedu 3.17 2P W KR PO Ri,B 63 Chakirevupalle 3.SB 2P W IiR PO Ri,B 64 Thatiguntapalle 8.44 2P E W KR PO Ri,B 65 Gandaboyanapalle 6.38 2P,M Phc E W PR PO Ri,B 66 Guttapalem 7.62 SP E W PR PO Ri,B 67 Kalikireddivaripalle 4.96 3P,M E W PR Ri,B 68 Kalikiri 4.32 4P,2H D,Mcw,Fpc E W PR,T PTO Ri,B 69 Kurlakunta 3.02 3P E W PR Ri,B 70 Pathegada 4.81 3P E W KR PO Ri,B 71 Marrikuntapalle 7.95 3P E W PR PO Ri,B 72 Medikurthi 5.74 4P,H E W PR PO Ri,B 73 Parapatla 3.62 2P E W KR Ri,E- 74 Cheekatipalle 2.56 2P W KR Ri,B 75 Pallavolu 3.30 5P E W PR PO Ri,B 76 Gundloor 7.98 3P E W PR PO Ri,B 77 Matampalle 3,49 p W PR PO Ri,B 78 Gyararnpalle 4.29 3P,H Mew E W PR PO Ri,B 79 Munellapalle 2.91 2P W KR Ri,B 80 Tsandravaripalle 1.80 2P W PR PO Ri,S. 71 DIllECTORY ,.nd Land use VAYALPAD TALUIt LAl'CD USE (Area under different types or land use in acres) Religious, ,'_ Nearest nay historical, Loca· Area no' Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im. Code Forese CuIturable lor enlti. distance Weekly portanec, No. Irrigated U nirrigatcd waste vatioD (In KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (1S) (16) (17) (18) (1) 101 T(89); W(68),Tk(21) 451 261 4'6 Madanapalle 38 41 T(481; W(48) 815 596 488 Madanapalle 32 42 T(1l3); Tk(68),W(45) 306 375 853 Madanapalle 33 43 T(B3); W(83),Tk(SO) 977 756 668 Madanapalle 34 44 200 T(280); W(Z30), T1r(50) 1,577 1,656 677 Madanapalle 29 Saturday 45 36 T(331); W(309),Tk(22) 1,983 1,431 1,960 Madanapalle 22 Wednesday 46 T(22S); W(llO),O(lOO), 684 792 391 Madanapalle 27 47 Tk(IS) 171 T(137);W(1l0),Tk(27) 370 244 300 Madanapalle 27 48 T(50); O(35),W(15) 280 75 94 Madanapalle 28 49 110 T(345); Tk(246),O(77), 2,516 726 2,716 Madanapalle 32 Thursday 50 W(22) T(61); W(60),Tk(l) 201 64 35 Madanapalle 30 51 T(12); Tk(12) 1,S06 517 563 Madanapalle 28 52 175 T(122); Tk(61),W(33), 446 218 235 Madanapalle 26 53 0(28) T(139); Tk(89),W(50) 1,147 849 495 Madanapalle 28 54 S T(486); Tk(291),W(18S) 1,560 82 133 MadanapaUe 30 55 T(26); W(26) 670 362 229 Madanapalle 34 S6 500 T(338);W(330),Tk(8) 1,468 453 531 Madanapalle 36 Wednesday 57 T(tOO); W(6S) ,Tk(35) 430 121 86 Madanapalle 38 58 T(200);W(130), Tk(70) 853 1,064 635 Madanapalle 40 S9 T(llS); Tk(65),W(SO) 650 20 457 Madanapalle 31 60 T(380); Tk(200),W(180) 1,509 1,399 386 Madanapalle 33 61 265 T(81); W(46),Tk(35) 965 500 216 MadanapaUe 38 62 T(18I); Tk(130),W(51) J,500 135 471 Madanapalle 40 63 T(374); Tk(207),W(167) 2,700 152 2,177 Madanapalle 45 64 191 T(270); W(186), Tk(84) 1,600 330 1,694 Madanapalle 43 Wednesday 65 125 T(272); W(146),Tk(126) 2,120 140 2,221 Punganur 42 66 T(297); W(195),Tk(102) 1,548 91 1,237 Punganur 38 67 T(265); Tk(182),W(83) 1,020 36 1,446 Punganur 37 Monday 68 119 T(205); Tk(109),W(96) 785 56 768 Madanapalle '36 69 75 T(l64); Tk(101),W(63) 1,008 45 1,788 Madanapalle 38 70 T(147); Tk(85),W(62) 2,100 454 2,387 Rayachoti 46 71 T(I38); W (73), Tk(6S) 2,300 145 1,094 Rayachoti 42 Saturday 72 :250 T(7S); Tk(70),W(S) 900 ISO 939 Rayachoti « 73 150 T(1ll); Tk(99),W(12) 800 30 548 . Rayacholi 45 74 T(168); Tk(96),W(72) 900 235 S09 Rayachoti 34 75 216 T(400); Tk(280),W(120) 3,100 680 713 Rayacholi 48 76 5S6 T(J44); Tk(l44) 1,065 469 Rayachoti 36 71 200 T(lI3); Tk(66),W(47) 1,420 458 529 Rapachoti 36 18 ·400 T(63); W(40),Tk(23) 793 ]29 478 Rayachoti 38 79 .200 T(28), W(19),Tk(9) 730 68 126 Rayachoti 39 Wednesday 10 72 VILLAGE Amenitie. CHITTOOR DISTR1CT AlaICITIU AoVAILULII WITHIl( THI ~ILU.GI Loca- Area Staple tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal --and Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) . (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Sorakayalapeta 4.35 2P,M W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 82 Yerlampalle 0.05 W KR Ri,B,Ra 83 Gorantlapalle 4.39 4P W KR PO RI,B,Ra 84 Avuvaripalle 0.23 P W PR Ri,Ra 85 Kavalipalle 1.59 P W PR B,l 86 Maddulacheruvu 1.58 P W PR B,J 8'1 Vepu\aby\u 5.52 4P W PR PO B,J 88 RegaJlu 11.27 5P E W PR PO B,J 89 Agraharam 3.32 2P W PR PO B,] 90 Doddipalle 9.72 SP Fpc E W PR PO D,J 91 Yerraguntlapalle 3.35 2P W PR , Ri,Ra,B 92 Pileru 2.57 2P,2H,C D,Fpc W,R PR,T PTO,Phone Ri,Ra,B 93 Bodumalluvaripalle 3.15 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 94 Mudupulaveroula 6.9l 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 95 Jandla 3.26 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 96 Gudarevulapalle 4.19 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 97 Bandakindapalle 2.33 P E W PR P0 Ri,Ra,B 98 Pedda Gottigallu 3.25 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 99 Bommaiahgaripalle 6.98 3P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 100 Rompicherla 6.71 5P,H D,Fpc E W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra,D 101 Pedda Mallela 12.41 6P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 102 Ta\upula 11.56 4P Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 103 Mellacheruvu 6.79 P W PR PO Ri,Ra B 104 lillellamanda 9.73 5P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 105 U stikayalapenta 6.59 '2P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 106 Ellamanda 13.95 3P D W PR PO Ri,B,Ra 107 Venkataramaraju- 1.10 puram Agraharam P W KR Ri,BRa 108 Bodivandlapalle 14.62 8P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 109 Ganugachintha 8.62 4P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 110 Udayamanikyam 7.39 SP Phc W PR PO Ri,B,Ra 111 Udayamanikyam 0.18 W KR Ri,B,Ra Agraharam H2 Nerabylu 10 62 3P,H W KR PTO Ri,B,Ra 11~ Ch i nthakun ta 6 41 P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 114 Devarakonda 2.92 2P W KR Ri,B,Ra liS KamalayyavaripalJe 4.60 3P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 73 DIRECTORY and Lane! Ille VAYALPAD TALlm LAND USB (Area under different types of Jand use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, ,... Town or days historical Loca· Arean01 and of the or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Codo Forest Culturable for culti- (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) 90S T(168); Tk(168) 1,270 441 Madanapalle S8 81 30 2 Madanapalle 59 82 1 T(125); Tk(125) 1,857 201 624 Madanapalle 60 83 30 T(l); W(I) lOS . 8 4 Pakala 38 84 350 T(70); W(48),0(17),Tk(5) 490 165 10 Pakala 39 85 490 T(82); W(56),Tk(26) 306 32 107 Pakala 40 86 450 T(182); H(109), 0(72), 1,882 170 849 Pakala 32 87 W(l) 401 T(I,101); Tk(668),W(322), 2,058 2,360 1,295 Pakala 26 88 0(111) 100 T(226); Tk(221).W(5) 1,005 455 339 Pakala 27 89 531 T(886); Tk(468).W(297). 2,423 1,374 1,006 Pakala 27 90 0(121) 100 1(276); Tk(216),W(60) 1,084 215 469 Pakala 26 91 300 T(256); Tk(187), 0(35), 624 199 266 Pakala 28 Tuesday 92 W(34) 400 T(353); Tk(304),W(49) 882 352 29 Pakala 32 93 2,362 T(435); Tk(259),W(176) 1,268 338 32 Pakala 34 94 T(132); Tk(l09),W(23) 682 1,064 208 Pakala 39 95 100 T(227); Tk(188);W(39) 1,395 605 355 Paka)a 41 96 100 T(113); Tk(74),W(39) 817 89 135 Pakala 32 97 56 T(250); Tk(214),W(36) 900 355 519 Pakala 38 98 300 T(520); T(395),W(125) 1,758 185 1,704 Paltala 40 99 456 T(386); Tk(226),W(160) 1,896 895 661 Tirupathi 38 Monday 100 860 T(593); Tk(391),W(202) 3,406 1,944 1,140 Pakala 42 Madhawaraya- 101 swamy Temple 2,567 T(4S6); Tk(357),W(129) 3,081 546 718 Pakala 39 Saturday 102 2,497 T(246); W(126),Tk(120) 916 174 515 Pakala 48 103 2.150 T(372); Tk(372) 2,365 130 1,207 Rayachoti 26 Friday 104 1,550 T(233); W(233) 1,992 310 133 Rayachoti 28 105 1,501 T(189); T(138),W(51) 2,974 606 3,028 Rayachoti 32 Wednesday 106 526 T(99); Tk(99) 19 30 30 Rayachati 30 Thursday 107 1,955 T(721); Tk(721) 3,260 247 3,174 Rayachoti 28 Thursday 108 2,800 T(274); Tk(232). W (42) 2,085 311 47 Rayachoti 34 109 2,046 T(336); Tk(247).W(89) 1,850 121 377 Tirupathi 42 110 33 T(9); Tk(5), W(4) 46 5 8 Tirupathi 43 111 3,000 T(m); Tk(4S1),W(61) 2,009 250 1,025 Tirupathi 48 Friday 112 1.150 1'(266); Tk(266) 1,.60 25 1,200 Tirupathi 53 113 880 T(152); Tk(152) 715 12 110 Tirupathi 46 114 400 T(283); Tk(283) 1,535 215 511 Tirupathi 4. 115 74 VILLAGE: Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITI:II1'I THE VILLAGE Loea- Area r --A.....- ---. tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Comrnu- Pmtal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 116 Yeravaripalem 7.54 6P,M,H D W PR PTO RLB,Ra 117 Kotabylu 1.76 2P W KR Ri,B,Ra 118 Motumallela 8.45 4P W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 119 Rangannagarigadda 2.64 W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 120 Chinn~gottigallu 7.01 6P,M,H Phc E W PR PTO Ri,B,Ru 121 Thippireddigaripalle 11.66 SP Phc E W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 122 Tsattevaripalem 6.19 3P E W PR PO Ri,B,Ra 123 Chittecherla 9.14 SP E W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 124 Bhakarapet 2.77 P,M,H Fpc E W PR PO Ri,B,Ra 125 Diguvuru 2.25 2P E W KR Ri,B,Ra ]26 Yeguvuru 3.0,} 2P E W KR PO Ri,B,Ra 75 DIRECTORY and Land use VAYALPAD TALUK LAi.m USE (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 im- Code forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waite vation (In Km.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------ 1,200 T(SI3); W(513) 2,073 100 935 Tirupathi 40 Saturday 116 119 T(l24); Tk(l24) 356 115 412 Tirupathi 45 117 450 T(415); W(4IS) 2,349 413 1,781 Tirupathi 42 118 150 T(139); Tk(139) 994 113 294 Tirupathi 4S 119· T(711); Tk(711) 2,760 461 554 Tirupathi 35 Friday 120 T(613); Tk(613) 3,200 150 3,499 Tirupathi 36 121 1 ,131 T(376); Tk(376) 1,638 262 555 Tirupathi 32 122 2,560 T(648); Tk(648) 2,514 75 53 Tirupathi 30 123 637 . T(60); W(60) 892 15 169 Tirupathi 29 Thursday 124 T(98); W(98) 1,042 60 240 Tirupathi 36 125 T(l32); Tk(132) 598 95 1,114 Tirupathi 37 126 CHANDRAGIRI TALUK \ \ \ \ \ " /._" i It: :::l :.:: .J« :::l ! I- .J« I- 0 ItI ~ ! « ·1 a.. fElj" .J .. p « 8 I >- l:i i~i~ « f > l) jill! ,Un III:: ;:& i.1 d u u uV ..J.J oJ'; J. i j ~ j f f f i • J • J ~ ! f J .I I ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHANDRAGlRI TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2~ (1) (2) 30 Achamma Agraharam 36 lthepalle 117 Padi 27 Adenapalle 17 Padiputlabayalu 94 Adusupalem 31 Jakkidone 61 Paidipalle 48 Agarala 97 Jeepalem 25 Pakala 74 Akkarampalle 112 Panakam 122 Ammavaripa tteda 32 Panapakam .5 Kalluru 91 A.nagunta 60 Pathakalva 33 Kalroadpalle Peddaramapuram 80 ~nnasamipalle 23 52 Kaluru 42 Areralle 65 Peruru 84 Karakambadi 120 Athuru 63 Pudipatla 15 Kavetigaripalle Pullaiahgaripalle 71 Avilala 41 7S Konkachennayyagunta 2 Ayyavandlapalle 70 Ramanujapalle 37 Konreddi Kandriga 9 Ramireddigari paJ Ie 47 Kotala 82 Balupalle 44 Ramireddipalle 98 Kothapa·lem 7 Bandaruvaripalle 13 Rayavaripalle 116 Kothuru 38 Bheemavaram 8 Reddivaripalle 102 Kotramangalam 4 Bodireddigaripalle 46 ReddivaripaHe 1 . K. Ramireddigaripalle 113 Brahmanapattu 86 Renigunta Agraharam 96 Krishnaiah Kalva 87 Krishnapuram 54 Sanambatla 50 Chandragiri 110 Kuntrapakam 103 Sanjecvarayanipatteda 79 Chennayyagunta 56 Kupuchandrapeta 40 Seshapuram 64 CherJopaile 93 Kurukalva 81 Settipalle 57 Chiguruvada South Khandriga 88 Srinivasaudasipuram 67 Chiguruvada Upparapu 118 Surappakasam Khandriga 21 Maddinayanipalle 39 Chinnaramapuram 68 Mallamgunta 109 Thanapalle 59 Chintagunta 62 Mallavaram 104 Thandlam 89 Mallavaram 100 Thathiahkalva 19 Damalacheruvu 35 Mamandur 76 Thimminaidupalle 107 Daminedu 83 Mamandur 105 Thiruchanoor 6 DevaJampeta 77 Mangafam· 53 Thondavada 92 Dharmapuram Khandriga 11 Mangalampeta 18 Thotathimmayyapalle 49 Dornakambfa 51 Mittapalem 101 Thukkivakam 55 Durgasamudram 20 Mogarala 66 Thummalagunta 121 Molagamudi 73 Tirumalai 72 Tirupati 99 Elamandyam 114 Mundlapudi 85 Erragunta 34 Mungilipattu Kothapalle 16 Vallivedu 106 Erramreddipafem 12 Vallivetivaripalle 28 Nagamma Agraharam ' 69 Vedantapuram 90 Vedullacheruvu 26 Gadanki 43 Nagapatia 115 Nallamanikalva 111 Vemuru 119 Gaj ulamandyam 3 Venkatadasaripalle 21 Ganigapenta 9.5 Nallapalem 78 Venkatapuram 10 Geddamvaripalle 4.5 Narsingapuram 58 GollapaJle 14 Yellankivaripalle 24 Gorpadu 29 Oddepalle 108 Yogimallavaram 77 NO-I 78 VILLAGE Amenitie. CHlTTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area Staple tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and-- Food Crde Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) {6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -~ ... --~--~---.------~-~--~-. K. Ramireddigari- 5.84 2P W PR Ri,Ra palle 2 Ayyavandlapalle -+.71 P E W KR Ri,Ra 3 \'cnkataJasaripalk 4.6l P W KR Ri,Ra 4 Bodireddigaripalle 3.56 p E W PR Ri,Ra 5 Kaliuru 4.08 2P,M Mew E W PR PO Ri,Ra 6 Devalampet'l 3.69 P E W PR Ri,Ra 7 Bandilruvaripalle 3.R6 2P,M Phc E \V KR PO Ri,Ra ); Rcddivaripallc 4.73 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 9 Rarnireddigaripalle 2.25 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra to Geddamvaripalle 3.56 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 11 Mangalampeta :}.76 2P,H E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra 12 Vallivetivaripalle 1.43 E W PR,T Ri,Ra }3 Rayavaripalle 3.03 2P E W PR,T Ri,Ra 14 Ycllankivaripalle 2.36 2P E W PR,T Ri.Ra 15 Kavetigaripalle 3'25 5P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 16 Vallivedu 3.03 3P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra 17 PadipLltlabayalu 11.10 P E W PR Ri,Ra,J 18 Thotathimmayyapallc 1.61 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 19 Damalltcheruvu 11.13 9P,M,H Ph.:: E W PR,T PTO Ri.Ra,J 20 Mogarala 5.85 3P E W KR PO Ri.Ra 21 Maddinayanipal]e 3.96 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 22 Ganigapenta 9.54 P E W KR Ri,Ra 23 Pcddaramapuram 1.67 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 24 Gorpadu 4.21 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 25 Pakala Urban Area (Pakala Town) 26 Gadanki 8.06 M,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 27 Adenapalle 3.60 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 28 Nagamma Agraharam 0.63 Uninhabited 29 Oddepalle 6.54 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 30 Achamma Agraharam 0.38 2P W KR Ri,Ra 3] lakkidone 16.07 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 32 Panapakam 11.75 5P,H Mew E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra 33 Kalroadpalle 11.87 P E W PR Rice 34 Mungilipattu\(otha 10.85 P Mew E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra palle 35 Mamanduru 1. 90 P E W KR,T Ri,Ra PO Ri,Ra 36 Ithepalle 3.49 M E W PR :n Konreddikandriga 12.42 E W KR Ri,Ra 38 Bheemavaram 5,73 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra Ri,Ra 39 Chinnaramapuram 3.03 P E w KR Ri,Ra 40 Seshapuram 1.83 P E W KR 79 DIRECTORY and Land use CHANDRAGIRI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r Nearest Day historical, Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion CuI tivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest Cullurable for culli- distance Weekly partanee, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste valion (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ---_._------__------T(217) 58 3,463 Chitto9r 48 Friday T(433) 260 2,321 Chittoor 50 2 101 T(374) 1,590 257 628 Chittoor 51 3 221 T(I,252) 314 491 Chittoor 48 4 T(341) 1,435 835 Pakala 51 Thurs<'ay . 5 200 T(88) 1,162 578 334 Pakala 51 6 TOlO) 1,452 673 235 Pakala 27 7 200 _ T(88) 1,162 545 l,O:n Pakala 14 Sunday & 440 T(203) 575 222 Pakala 27 9 955 T(238) 400 685 Pakala 24 10 T(329) 78 1,999 Pakala 27 Saturday 11 T(60) 147 708 Pakala 27 12 T(400) 83 1,456 Pakala 18 13 T(I,O"'7) 293 31 139 Pakala 13 14 T(5S0) - 756 366 408 Pakala 16 Friday 15 T(458) 1,193 88 200 Pakala 16 16 T(230) 764 283 5,827 Pakala 11 17 T(IOS) 215 179 531 Pakala 11 18 T(760) 1,931 930 3,502 Pakala 8 Saturday 19 T(389) 802 224 2,329 Pakala 11 20 T(342) 260 45 1,887 Pakala 8 21 T(267) 330 74 5,435 Pakala 8 22 T(204) 450 50 365 Pakala 5 23 T(351) 640 138 1,565 Pakala 2 24 Urban Area (Pakala Town) 2.5 T(507) 452 115 4,084 Pakala 5 26 T(184) 454 15 6,809 Pakala 5 27 T(47) 17 202 137 Pakala 11 28 T(384) 711 298 2,665 Pakala 10 Friday 29 T(60) 120 33 30 Pakata 11 30 T(357) 529 3,399 6,000 Pakala 10 31 T(340) 579 3,600 3,000 Pakala 11 32 T(242) 380 - 2,97.5 4,000 Pakala 13 33 30 T(385) 695 8,431 5,000 Tirupati 21 34 T(148) 152 64 852 Tirupati 19 35 T(242) 278 79 1,635 Tirupati 16 36 T(96) 228 2,625 5,000 Tirupati 26 37 T(141) 144 1,382 2,000 Tirupati 26 38 87 T(108) 200 13 1,530 Tirupati 22 39 33 T(210) 164 32 730 Tirupati 21 40 80 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~-~ 41 Pullaiahgaripalle 2.15 2P E W KR Rice 42 Arepalle 0.87 E W PR Ri,Ra 43 Nagapatla 9.39 W PR 44 Ramireddipalle 3.08 2P E W PR,T Ri,Ra 45 Narsingapllram 0.35 2P E W PR,T PTO Ri,Ra .' 46 Reddivaripalle 0.38 P E W PR,T Ri,Ra 47 Kotala 2.13 2P,M Phc E W PR,T PO Rice 48 Agarala 2.42 p E W KR,T Ri,Ra -19 Dornakambla 7.26 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra W 50 Chandragiri 13.52 \ 4P,M,2H D,Fpc,Phc, E PR,T PTO Ri,Ra Mew 51 Mittapaiem 8.50 3P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra 52 Kaluru 0.63 P,M E W PR,T Ri,Ra 53 Thondavada 19.95 E W PR PO Ri,Ra 54 Sanambatla 3.80 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 55 Durgasamudram 0.36 P,M Mew E W KR PO Ri,Ra 56 Kupuchandrapeta 0.43 P E W PR Ri,Ra 57 Chiguruvada South 0.54 E W KR PO Ri,Ra Khandriga 58 Gollapalle 1.12 P E W PR to Ri,Ra 59 Chintagunta 0.80 E W PR Ri,Ra 60 Pathakalva 8.34 p E W KR Ri,Ra 61 Paidipalle 1.52 P E W KR Ri,Ra 62 Mallavaram 0.80 p E W PR Ri,Ra 63 Pudipatla 8'34 3P E W PR PTO Ri,Ra 64 Chertopaile 1.52 P,H E W PR Ri,Ra 65 Peruru 2.34 2P E W pR PO Ri,Ra 66 Thummalagunta 2.29 P Fpc E W KR Ri,Ra 67 Chigurllvada Upparapu 0.84 p E W KR Ri,Ra Khandriga 68 Mallamgunta 0.38 p E W PR Ri,Ra 69 Vedantapllram 0.95 P E W PR Ri,Ra 70 Ramanujapalle 0.29 P E W KR Ri,Ra 71 Avilala 3.56 p E W PR Ri,Ra 72 Tirllpati Partly included in Tirupali Municipal Town 73 Tirumalai Urban Area (Tirumalai Town) 74 Akkarampalle 12.6Q p H E W PR PO Ri,'Ra 75 Konka Chennayyagunta 0.27 E W PR Ri,Ra 76 Thimminaidupidle 0.85 p E W PR Ri,Ra 77 Mangalam 5.09 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 78 Venka tapuram 0.92 P W KR Ri,Ra 79 Chennayyagunta 1.40 p \V KR Ri,Ra 80 Annasamipalle 0.26 P E W KR Ri,Ra 81 DIRECTORY and l.add use CHAN1?RAGIRI TALU~ LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, Town or days historical Loca- Area not and of the or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 50 T(181) 299 40 806 Tirupati 21 41 T(136) 268 20 134 Tirupati 21 42 T(23) 481 2,506 3,000 Tirupati 19 43 T(296) 487 159 1,029 Tirupati 16 44 T(lll) 22 12 80 Tirupati 14 45 T(42) 50 6 145 Tirupati 13 46 17 T(35S) 90 148 753 Tirupatl 18 47 20 T(176) 155 329 869 Tirupati 16 48 T(249) 327 133 3,937 Tirupati 16 49 T(834) 1,191 3,362 3,25>6 Tirupati 11 Sunday 50 T(229) 324 1,820 3,067 Tirupati 11 .. Sri Venkateswara- 51 swamy temple T(169) 113 69 54 Tirupati 14 Thursday 52 T(347) 167 8,254 4,000 Tirupati 14 Sri Agasteswara- 53 swamy temple T(243) 193 99 1,897 Tirupati 16 54 T(30) 50 50 100 Tirupati 5 55 T(216) 51 14 Tirupati 6 56 T(5!) 204 36 60 Tirupati 5 57 T(244) 15 40 418 Tirupati 6 58 T(63) 67 16 366 Tirupati 5 59 T(63) 2 2,200 3,073 Tirupati 6 60 T(189) 179 60 545 Tirupati 6 61 T(312) 1 55 144 Tirupati 16 62 T(330) 552 68 4,388 Tirupati 6 63 T(l7l) 125 50 627 Tirupati 6 64 T(395) 204 158 741 Tirupati 5 65 T(8!) 9 38 1,338 Tirupati 3 66 T(169) 192 180 Tirupati 5 67 T(168) 18 62 Tirupati 5 68 T(99) 56 221 241 Tirupati 3 69 T(91) 9 38 53 Tirupati 2 70 T(250) 17 796 1,215 Tirupati 2 71 and the remaining part is included in Tirupati Non-Municipal Town 72 Urban Area (Tirumalai Town) 73 2SI T(llO) 70 3,600 4,090 Tirupati 2 74 T(20) 14 34 110 Tirupati 3 75 T(20) 14 '327 188 Tirupati 2 76 T(l25) 122 1,011 2,000 Tirupati 6 77 T(18S) 54 151 201 Renigunta 4 78 T(7) 79 374 442 Tirupati 10 79 T(SS) 14 3 6S Renigunta 3 80 8.2 l ( VILLAGE AQlenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r . lion Name of Village in EducatIOnal Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ---~--~--~------~--- 81 Settipalle 3.49 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 82 Balupalle 0.20 W PR Ri,Ra 83 Mamandur 1.90 P W PR PO Ri,Ra M Karakambadi (Rural) 2.58 4P,M Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 85 Erragunta 0.42 E PR Ri,Ra 86 Renigunta Agraharam 0.90 P,R 2D,2H E W PR,T Ri,Ra 87 Krishnapuram 2.42 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra 88 Srinivasaudasipuram . 0.58 P E W KR Ri,Ra ·89 Mallavaram 1.33 2P E W PR - PO Ri,Ra 90 Vedullacheruvu 0.59 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra 91 A:l1gJntl 0.41 Uninhabited 92 Dharmapuram Khan-.- 0.14 \ P E \V PR Ri,Ra driga 93 Kurukalva 8.05 P W KR Ri,Ra 94 Adusupalem 0.25 E W KR Ri,Ra 95 Nallapalem 0.24 E W KR Ri,Ra 96 Krishnaiah Kalva 0.22 P E' W KR Ri,Ra 97 Jeepalem 0.79 E W KR Ri,Ra ,98 Kotbapalem 2.54 2P E W. KR Ri,Ra 99 Elamandyam O. iB E W KR Ri,Ra 100 Tbathiahkalva 0.08 E W PR Ri,Ra 101 Tbukkivakam (Rural) 3.52 3P E T,W PR.T PTO Ri,Ra 102 Kotramangalam 0.49 E W KR Ri,Ra 103 Sa 'ljeevarayanipatteda 0.12 P E W KR •• i Ri,Ra 104 Thandlam 1.34 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 105 Thiruehanoor 0.06 3P.M,H Phe E W PR pro Ri,Ra 106 Erramreddipalem 0.27 W KR Ri,Ra 107 Daminedu 0.41 P E W KR Ri,Ra 108 Yogimallavaram 0.2: P E W PR Ri,Ra 109 Thanapalle 0.43 P E W KR Ri,Ra 110 Kuntrapakam 2.66 JP E W KR PO Ri,Ra III Vemuru 1. 77 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 112 Panakam 0.87 P E W KR Ri,Ra 11,3 Brahmanapattu 0.60 P E W KR Ri,Ra 114 Mundlapudi 0.66 P E W KR Ri,Ra 115 Nallamanika1va 0.61 E W KR Ri,Ra 116 Kothuru 0.59 E W PR Ri.Ra 117 Padi 1.41 . P E W KR PO RiRa 118 Surappakasam 3.20 4P E W KR •• Ri,Ra 119 Gajulamandyam 3.84 P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra p 120 Athuru 1.93 E W KR PO Ri,R.a 121 Molagamudi 0.62 P E W KR Ri,Ra 122 Ammavaripatteda 0.19 E W KR Ri,Ra ~j DIRECTORY and und Dse CHANDRAGIRI TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(21) 509 700 1,004 Tirupati 8 81 ]28 2 Renigunta 19 82 T(89) 118 89 920 Renigunta.13 83 405 T(637) 400 180 29 Renigunta 5 84 T(19) 203 53 Renigut)ta 8 85 T(1I7) 279 103 80 Renigunta 3 Saturday 86 51 T(437) 800 211 50 Renigunta 8 87 T(122) 208 40 5 Renigunta 6 88 T(551 ) 200 50 50 Renigunta 8 89 T(174) 63 100 44 Renigunta 5 90 T(94) 51 120 Renigunta 3 91 T(33) 40 10 7 Renigunta 6 92 T(182) 107 896 3,967 Renigunta 3 93 T(40) 103 20 Renigunta 5 94 T(71) H 60 9 Renigunta 5 95 T(103) 12 Renigunta 3 96 T(173) 139 178 17 Renigunta 6 97 T(555) 233 246 592 Renigunta 3 98 1'(198) 139 178 17 Renigunt'l. 5 99 T(48) 6 Renigunta 6 100. T(25Z) 1,273 550 175 Rerdgunta 5 Saturday 101 T(150) 60 77 23 Renigunta 5 102 T(31) 16 17 13 Renigunta 3 103 T(167) 373 67 250 Renigunta 8 104 T(30) 4 2 2 Tirupati 3 ., Padmavathi Amma-I05 vqri temple T(42) 4 122 5 Tirupati 8 106 T(250) 100 337 217 Tirupati 5 107 T(1l3) 7 22 Tirupati 5 108 . TOO) 16 1(17 82 Tirupati 5 109 T(393) 314 736 259 Tirupati 6 110 T(235) 169 64- 665 Tirupali 10 , 111 T(102) 325 36 99 Tirupati 8 112 T(U2) 164 88 Tirupati 11 113 T(l36) 45 196 50 Tirupati 5 114 T(71) 68 170 87 Tirupati 6 115 T(244) 27 19 88 Tirupati 8 116 T(479) 200 16 207 Tirupati 6 117 T(650) S30 260 308 Renigunta 8 118 T(599) 1,101 670 88 Renigunta 6 119 T(207) 367 150 511 Renigunta 8 12C T(87) 144 100 71 Renigunta 8 121 T(60) 60 3 Renigunta 8 122 N. B.: Only the total irrigated area is given under Col. 12 as the area irrigated by each of the different sources of irrigation is not available. However about 70% of the total irrigated area in the taluk is irrigated by Wells and about 25% by Tanks. The rest is irrigated by other sources. SRI KALAHASTI T ALUK . 7f' 45~ -~" . _or ...... NIM',,"'o( VIII ... -"'" ANDHIA PRADESH ,."" s... KIllS, I Sq. H.... '''''''' ~ .....- T,_ SRI KALAHASTI TALUK llllUILAtu.ITI '.... , I '111 lit 1 I I CHtnOOR DISTRICT VENKATAGIRI TALUK SULLURPET TALUK NEU.CIRE DISTRICT ..". 45" CHANORAGIRI TAL.UK --- Dtm1ct Boundary ______TlIl;lk 8o.mdIry - .J_ _ VII.,. BourIdvy with lOCldotl CodI NuMber @ .'.uk __ ". TAL.UK ... ~. &'-..... ,... ~""""",,,,,, ----.!!!.:= .....--" _ ~- • S,..IIoIIc~ofVII~:I.GOO to .,999""""1 • • IJO TO ,_~. T"~ 0IIc:e .PI PcIla~ ItH ... Howe. TrueIMn· ...... @ """"c':;..,''::.{.'::r'~'~~ fAl aq.v., ~;- l. C. NQ..lo hll, bKh,dIIt1l .. SrIItalahMtI TaWfl. L C. No. oW ,.rtI, Included In Sri K.I.NItI T.-. . ' ". J4 lui: 01 Greenwkh ,. " ALPHA~ETICAL LlST OF VILLAGBS SRI KALAHASTHI TALUK 1971 ---- 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Cod. No. (1) (1) (2) (1) (2) (2) 8 Pathagunta 116 Adaram 113 Kalat)lur 125 Pathapalem 124 Adavaram 75 Kalavakur ·71 Peddakanoali 47 Akkurtbi 102 Kallivettu 43 Peddakanuparthi 96 Alathur 2 Kalvagunta Kanamanambedu 97 Peddap.lavedu 7 Ammacheruvu 98 111 Kanchanapalle 86 Pellakur 68 Ammapalem 100 Kanchanaputhur 46 Pcnubaka 115 Anjuru 60 Kandadu 56 Penumallam 128 Arai '49 Kapagunneri 119 Perindesam 83 Ardhamala 41 Kasaram 42 Pillamedu 20 Poli Bahadur Venkatapuram 121 Katrapalle 12 73 Poyya 89 Bhavanisankarapuram 108 Katur Kobaka 71 Pudi 2} Bheemavaram 63 Konathaneri 120 33 Bodavaripalle 45 Pudi @ Chenna Kesavapuram 109 Bonupalle 95 Kothapalem 44 Pulluru Kothur 87 Punabaka 117 Brahamanapalle 76 113 Kovanur 82 Putheri Challapaiem 26 Krishnampalle SO 28 Rachagunneri Chavalilingama Naidupalle iOd Kukkambakam 103 118 Ragigunta Chellur 122 Kummar avenkatabhupalapuram 58 15 Ramanujapalle 84 Chembedu 14 Kuntipudi 105 Kurinjalam 37 Reddipalle 39 Chemur 88 Routhusuramala 81 Chennappanaidupeta 23 Madamala 85 Chillakur 54 Madhavamala 126 Sadasivapuram 27 ChindepaUe 59 Mah~nkalideviputtur 92 Sambayyapa1em 53 Chinnajimedu 129 Siddamanaidu Khandriga 16 Chintaiapaiem 35 Mangalapuri 64 Mannasamudram 80 Sirasanam Bedu 110 Chittathur 93 Sivanadhapalem 38 Chodavaram 1 Mannavaram 10 Melachur 70 Sri Kalahasthi 51 Meriapaka 130 Diguvaputtur 104 Talarivet Modugulapalem 78 Dwarakapuram 62 90 Tatiparthi 24 Muchivolu 91 Thangellapalem 131 Eguvaputtur 13 Murthipalem 66 Thondamanadu 65 Eguvaveedhi 61 Musalipedu 69 Thottambedu 19 Empedu 32 Erragudipadu 30 Narayanapuram 34 Udamalapadu 107 Neerapakota 29 Urandutu 99 Gajulapalluru 74 Neluballi 112 Gnanamambapuram @ 127 Vagathur Vagavedu Pavanivarikhandriga 36 Obulayapalle 18 11 Goll.palle @ Venkatapuram 6 Vampalle 40 Gottipudi 31 Pagali 67 Vedam 4 Govindaraopalle Velampadu ·77 Palachur 3 57 Gudimallam 17 Pallam 22 Velevedu 114 Guntipedu 94 Palla mala 55 Vikruthamala 5 Inagalur 48 Panagal 101 West Varathur 2' Panguru, 79 Jeelapaturu 9 Papanap,lIe 52 Yerpedu 85 86 VILLAqE. Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN TIll! VILLAGE Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal------and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications T~legraph Food No. " (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Mannavaram 2.40 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 2 Kalavagunta t2.80 5P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 3 Velampadu 4.08 2P,M Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 4 GovindaraopaUe 1.00 W PR Ri,Ra 5 Inagalur 6.51 4P W PR Ri,Ra 6 Vampalle 1.00 W PR Ri,Ra 7 Ammacheruvu 0.61 W KR Ri,Ra 8 Pathagunta 0.48 2P W KR Ri,Ra 9 Papanapalle 2.29 P W KR Ri,Ra 10 Melachur 12.80 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra \ 11 GollapaHe alias 11.20 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra.\ venkatapuram 12 Bahadurvenkatapurarn 3.20 P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 13 Murthipalem 1.60 Uninhabited 14 Kuntipudi 1.44 P W KR Ri,Ra 15 Ramanuja palle 3.84 W Ri,Ra 16 Chitalapalem 3.20 2P Tk,W PR Ri,Ra 17 Pallaro 5.20 M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 18 Vagavedu 3.99 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra 19 Empedu 2.29 ' P Phc W PR Ri,Ra 20 Poli 11.20 P W KR PO.. Ri,Ra 21 Bheemavaram 1.37 Ri,Ra 22 Velevedu 5.31 2P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 23 Madal11ala 0.98 p E W KR Ri,Ra 24 Muchivolu 4.53 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 2S Panguru 4.01 4P Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 26 Krishnampalle 1.70 2P W PR Ri,Ra 27 Chindepalle 3.90 P W PR Ri,Ra 28 Rachagunneri 0.72 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 29 Uranduru 4.20 H E Tk,W KR PO- Ri,Ra Tk,W PO Ri,Ra 30 Narayanapuram 4.27 5P E (, 31 Pagali 2.57 2P Tk,W Ri,Ra 32 Erragudipady 0.65 P Tk,W Ri,ll>l 33 Bodavaripalle 0.37 P W PR Ri,Ra 34 Udamalapadu '1.97 W KR Ri,Ra 35 Mangalapuri 1.57 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 36 Obulayapalle 2.43 1> Tk,W PO Ri,Ra 3'7 Reddipalle I. 68 Tk,W Ri,Ra 38 Chodavararo 2.99 P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra '39 Chemur 6.10 2P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 40- Gottipudi 2.£9 2P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra. 87 DIRECTORY and Land use SRI KALAHASTHI TALUK; LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest ~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. . Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 400 T(566); Tk(566) 111 459 Sri Kalahasthi 42 1 1,623 T(494); Tk(445),W(49) 19 3.. 056 3,000 Sri Kalahasthi 35 2 T(07); Tk(500), W (207) 659 176 1,069 Sri Kalahasthi 36 3 T(41); Tk(41) 64 18 517 Venkatagiri 7 4 983 T(538); Tk(400),W(138) 792 318 1,529 Venkatagiri 5 5 295 T(66); Tk(48) ,W(IS) 1 205 73 Venkatagiri 7 6 97 T(l30); Tk(100),W(30) 58 105 Venkatagiri 9 1 T(285); Tk(264), W (21) 4 6 12 Venkatagiri 10 8 300 T(47S); Tk(386)'Wl89) 455 36 200 Venkatagiri 16 9 T(174); Tk(125),W(49) 75 2,940 5,000 Venkatagiri 50 10 975 T(244); Tk(180),W(64) 24 3,025 2,900 Sri Kalahasthi 30 .. 11 300 T(t60); Tk(lOO), W(60j 4 1,584 Sri Kalahasthi 30 12 T(239); Tk(200),W(39)' 11 51 723 Venkatagiri 18 13 250 T(259); Tk(226), W(33) 221 73 119 Venkatagiri 14 14 T(1l3); Tk(lOO),W(13) 2,345 Venkatagiri 15 15 T(667); Tk(400), W(267) 834 147 400 Sri Kalahasthi 27 16 500 T(860); Tk(665), W(l95) 235 265 1,473 Venkatagiri 23 17 81 T(7l7); Tk(517), W(200) 249 375 1,136 Venkatagiri 12 18 487 T(l23); Tk(l60),W(63) 89 180 587 Venkatagiri 32 19 389 T(229); Tk(180),W(49) 229 2,320 4,000 Venkatagiri 7 20 T(124); Tk(100),W(24) 237 207 309 Sri Kalahasthi 2 21 t,246 T(42S); Tk(300),W(12S) 300 475 954 Venkatagiri 32 22 T(l03); Tk(103) 80 107 342 Venkatagiri 15 23 T(686); Tk(624),W(62) 41 1,170 1,002 Sri Kalahasthi 17 24 T(612); "!'k(500), WeIl2) 162 796 1,000 Sri Kalahasthi 21 25 T(695); Tk(611),W(84) 315 28 54 Sri Kalahasthi 20 26 T(690); Tk(593),W(97) 535 766 510 Sri Kalahasthi 21 27 T(200); Tk(50),W(50) 61 50 150 Sri Kalahagthi 10 28 T(I,096); Tk(600) ,W(496) 25 1.022 548 Sri Kalahasthi 5 29 T(1,610); Tk(1,145),W(465) 557 164 400 Sri Kalahasthi 12 30 ·635 T(229); Tk(229) 56 135 593 Sri Kalahasthi 11 31 177 T(l49); Tk(131),W(18) 5 89 2 Sri Kalahasthi 9 32 T(126); W(75),Tk(5J) 11 60 40 Sri Kalahasthi 7 33 SIS T(182): Tk(150),W(32) 253 62 248 Sri Kalahasthi 15 34 J65 T(287); Tk(234),W(53) 66 129 '376 Sri Kalahasthi 10 35 T(3l2); Tk(250),W(62) 54 435 753 Sri Kalahasthi 20 36 T(147); Tk(147) 98 576 254 Sri Kalahasthi 19 37 .573 T(322); Tk(278),W(44) 135 319 566 Sri Kalahasthi 8 38 '776 T(667); Tk(473),W(I94) 462 767 1,233 Sri Kalahasthi 19 39 T(335); Tk(206),W(129) 65 31 1,291 Sri Kalahasthi 10 40 88 VILLAGE Amenities. CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGB Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nieations Telegraph Food No. # (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Kasaram 5.43 2P D Tk,W PO Ri,Ra 42 Pillamedu 2.01 2P Tk,W PO Ri,Ra 43 Peddakanuparthi 1.60 P W PO Ri,Ra 4f. Pulluru 3.39 2P W KR Ri,Ra 45 Konathaneri 2.24 4P,M E Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 46 Penubaka 3.97 3P Tk,W' KR PO Ri,Ra 47 Akkurthi 4.35 2P,H Phc Tk,W KR,T PO Ri,Ra 48 Panagal (Rural) 3.35 5P Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 49 Kapagunneri 1.04 P E Tk,W PO Ri,Ra 50 Challaparem 2.!4 P E Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 51 Merlapaka 3.72 2P E Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 52 Yerpedu 1.80 3P,2M Phc E W PR,T PTO Ri,Ra 53 Chinnajimedu 2.62 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra S4 Madhavamala 2.20 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra S5 Vikruthamala 6,58 P,M E W,T PR ' PTO Ri,Ra 56 Penumallam 3.71 3P E W KR Ri,Ra 57 Gudimallam 1.59 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 58 Chellur ,3.99 P E W KR Ri,Ra 59 Mahankalideviputtur, 2.78 2P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 60 Kandadu 3.55 M Phc E W PR PO . Ri,Ra 61 Musalipedu 5.12 P W KR Ri,Ra 62 Modugulapalem 1.62 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 63 Kobaka 3 56 2P E W Ri,Ra 64 Mannasamudram 3.44 2P Tk,W. KR PO Ri,Ra 65 Eguvaveedhi 2.97 4P,M E Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 66 Thondarnanadu 2.08 3P,H Phc E Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 67 Vedam 5.83 3P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 68 Ammapalem 2.74 2P E Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra . 69 Thottambedu 3.43 P E W KR Ri,Ra 70 Sri Kalahasthi Urban Area (Sri Kalahasthi Town) Ri,Ra 71 Pudi 2.70 2P E Tk,W KR PO 72 Peddakannali 3.12 5P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 73 Poyya 3.35 P E Tk,W PR Ri,Ra Ri,Ra 74 Neluballi 4.29 6P E Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 75 Kalavakur 3.20 4P Phc W KR Ri,Ra 76 Kothu! 0.32 P W PR RiRa 77 Palachur 4.80 2P,M W KR Ri,Ra 78 DwarakapUram 1.79 2P W KR Ri,Ra 79 Jeelapaturu 7.12 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 80 Sirasanambedu 4.73 P W KR PO 89 DIRECTORY and Land use SRI KALAHASTHI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres)· Religious, r .-A-- Nearest Day historical, Loca- Area not Town or days cr archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest r _A Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms,) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 892 T(926); Tk(681),W(245) 369 343 937 Sri Kalahasthi 18 41 79 T(524); Tk(353),W(I71) 101 }86 396 Sri Kalahasthi 18 42 57 T(849); Tk(549),W(300) 73 25 20 Sri Kalahasthi .13 43 353 T(94S); Tk(740),W(205) 33 12 828 , Sri Kalahasthi 10 44 T(1,549); Tk(1 ,l7S),W(374) 212 48 649 Sri Kalahasthi 10 45 116 T(839); Tk(627),W(212) 570 306 713 Sri Kalahasthi 13 46 T(924); Tk(705),W(219) 164 330 1,366 Sri Kalahasthi 17 47 T(958); Tk(500),W(458) 153 105 934 Sri Kalahasthi 3 48 T(l28); Tk(78),W(50) 32 52 454 Sri Kalahasthi 8 49 T(453); Tk(253),W(200) 63 ItO 872 Sri Kalahasthi 11 50 417 T(808); Tk(S08),W(300) 267 232 658 Sri Kalahasthi 14 51 T(443); Tk(333),W(110) 380 22 307 Sri Kalahasthi 14 52 TO, 141) ;Tk(820),W(32l) 400 75 61 Sri Kalahasthi 19 53 T(930); Tk(716),W(214) 228 149 103 Sri Kalahasthi 26 54 T(I ,093) ;Tk(602) ,W(491) 1,256 220 1,644 Sri Kalahasthi 35 55 T(919); Tk(792),W(l27) 960 210 291 I Sri Kalahasthi 8 56 T(587); Tk(506),W(8l) 206 167 58 Sri Kalahasthi 10 57 1'(744); Tk(602),W (142) 234 350 1,230 Sri Kalahasthi 29 58 T(l ,011); Tk(704),W(307) 26 47 700 Sri Kalahasthi 30 59 900 T(918); Tk(518)'W(400) 192 205 57 Sri Kalahasthi 22 60 • 803 T(788); Tk(612),W(176) 512 403 774 Sri Kalahasthi 20 61 T(410); Tk(300),W(llO) 340 68 223 Sri Kalahasthi 11 62 T(385); Tk(300), W(85) 342 550 1,000 Sri Kalahasthi 19 63 T(1,063)! Tk(600),W(463) 117 296 731 Sri Kalahasthi 14 64 T(l ,585); Tk(l, 106),W(479) 93 38, 191 Sri Kalahasthi 10 65 1 T(927); W(465),Tk(462) 164 45 197 Sri Kalahasthi 10 66 1,274 T(I ,159); Tk(850),W(309) 227 266 807 Sri Kalahasthi 16 67 T(1,093); Tk(800) ,W(293) 99 113 454 Sri Kalahasthi 6 'J 68 T(504); Tk(402),W(l02) 350 17 1,324 Sri Kalahasthi 5 69 Urban Area (Sri Kalahasthi Town) 70 T(918); Tk(700),W(218) 69 436 305 Sri Kalahasthi 6 71 T(I,683); Tk(I,443),W(240) 168 146 . Sri Kalahasthi 5 72 T(823); Tk(72J),W(lOO) 357 710 254 Sri Kalahasthi 6 73 T(I,146); Tk(990), W(156) 617 534 449 Sri Kalahasthi II 74 230 T(480); Tk(390),W(90) }53 436 749 Sri Kalahasthi 9 75 TOOO); Tk(SO),W(50) ss 100 Sri Kalahasthi 14 76 T(l ,206); TkO , 200) ,W (6) 5?~ 33 1,279 Sri Kalahasthi 25 77 T(252); Tk(200),W(52) 40 494 360 Sri Kalahasthi 13 78 T(694); Tk(544),W(l50) 315 125 3,420 Sri Kalahasthi 22 79 T(653); Tk(5S0),W(103) 211 798 1,365 Sri Kalahasthi 30 80 90 VILLAG& Amenitie' CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMBNITlIlS AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca Area r------~------~ tion Name of Village in . Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (lj (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Chennappanaidupeta. 0.64 2P w KR Ri,Ra 82 Putheri 1. 72 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 83 Ardhamala 1.9.2 W KR PO Ri,Ra 84 Chembedu 6.59 2P,M Phc W KR PO Ri,Ra 85 Chillakur 0.34 W PR Ri,Ra 86 Pellakur 1.92 p Fpc w PR PO Ri,Ra 87 Punabaka 4.48 P W KR Ri,Ra 88 Routhusuramala 4.00 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 89 Bhavanisankara- 0.35 W KR PO Ri,Ra puram 90 Tatiparthi 1.49 p w KR Ri,Ra 91 Thangellapalem 2.47 P Tk,W PR Ri,Ra 92 Sambayyapalem 2.35 2P W KR Ri,Ra 93 Sivanadhapalem 2 37 P W KR Ri,Ra 94 Pallamala 2.16 3P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 95 Kothapalem 3.98 p E Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 96 Alathur 8.16 2P E Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 97 Peddapalavedu 3.55 3P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 98 Kanamanambedu 2.63 P,M n,w. KR PO Ri,Ra 99 Gajulapellura 4.27 p Tk,W K1t .. PO Ri,Ra 100 Kanchanaputhur 3.70 3P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 101 Westvarathur 1. 78 P n,w KR Ri,Ra 102 Kallivettu 2.51 2P,M n,w KR Ri,Ra 103 Chavalilingamanaidu- 2.95 P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra palle ' 104 Talarivet 1.27 p Tk,W KR·· PO Ri,Ra ]05 KurinjaJam 1.14 p Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 106 Kukkambakam 2.0:1 P n,w KR Ri,Ra 107 Neerapakota 3.09 2P n,w KR Ri,Ra 108 Katur 4.29 p w KR PO Ri,Ra 109 Bonupalle 2.42 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra. 110 Chittathur 5.25 2P W ICR Ri,Ra 111 KanchanapaJle 3.30 p Tk,W KR PO Ri,R~ 112 Gnanarnambapuram. 2.17 W Ri,Ra alias Pavanivari Khandriga '113 iCovanur 3.67 3P,M Tk,W KR PO Iiti,Ra ·]14 Guntipedu 1.92 P W KR Ri,Ra 115 Anjuru 3.08 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 91 DIRECTORY :and Land use. SRI KALAHASTHI TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest "*" Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigatcd waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) 03) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(llO); Tk(55), W(55) 100 100_ 100 Sri Kalahasthi 22 81 56 T(292); Tkt232),W(60) 300 227 262 SrI Kalahasthi 19 82 593 T(238); Tk(200),W(38) 51 187 160 Sri Kalahasthi 22 83 T(I,777); Tk(1,672),W(105) . 819 750 872 Sri Kalahasthi 19 84 68 T(50); Tk(25),W(25) 25 100 25 Sri Kalahasthi 18 85 356 T(539); Tk(499),W(40) 248 86 Sri Kalahasthi 14 86 689 T(1,17l); Tk(l,lS3),W(18) 222 189 596. Sri Kalahasthi 11 87 1,400 T(378); Tk(300),W(78) 338 166 278 Sri Kalahasthi 12 88 83 T(41); Tk(21),W(20) 25 50 25 Sri Kalahasthi 12 89 T(629); Tk(487),W(142) 84 199 42 Sri Kalahasthi 8 90 159 T(633); Tk(502),W (131) 308 215 266 Sri Kalahasthi 5 91 T(916); Tk(852),W(64) 155 20 413 Sri Kalahasthi 5 92 934 T(361); Tk(273),W(88) 194 30 Sri Kalahasthi 5 93 321 Tk(802); Tk(632),W(170) 59 100 100 Sri Kalahasthi 9 94 95 T(535); Tk(325),W(21O) 141 686 1,090 Sri Kalahasthi 11 95 1,088 T(J, 181); Tk(-800),W(381) 248 1,213 1,495 Sri Kalahasthi 16 96 47 T(943); Tk(782),W(l61) 147 234 901 Sri Kalahasthi 21 97 T(759); Tk(630),W(129) 276 354 295 Sri Kalahasthi ~I 98 879 T(588); Tk(500) ,W(88) 330 387 552 Sri Kalahasthi 24 99 120 T(998); Tk(802), W( 196) 265 580 405 Sri Kalahasthi 24 100 T(82); :rk(76), \V(6) 485 223 354 Sri Kalahasthi 27 101 T(1,047); Tk(728),W(3t9) 219 133 210 Sri Kalahasthi 30 102 T(999); Tk(901),W(98) 177 401 301 Sri Kalahasthi 32 ]03 T(319); Tk(280),W(39) 203 167 124 Sri Kalahasthi 29 104 210 T(169); Tk(118),W(51) 228 85 38 Sri Kalahasthi ]0 lOS r25 T(63(j); Tk(600),W{36) 72 349 111 Sri Kalahasthi 21 106 612 T(S95); Tk(SOO),W(95) 54 401 316 Sri Kalahasthi 21 107 T(957); Tk(7i9), W (178) 528 351 909 Sri Kalahasthi 11 108 1(613); Tk(500),W(113) 84 8~4 Sri Kalahasthi 15 109 1,540 T(944); Tk(720) ,W(224) 26 191 660 Sri Kalahasthi 5 110 749 T(419); Tk(307),W(l12) 268 271 405 Sri Kalahasthi 13 111 442 T(420); Tk(300),W(120) 77 76 374 Sri Kalahasthi 11 112 708 T(395); TkOOO),W(95) 17 165 1,OM Sri Kalahasthi 11 113 275 T(572); Tk(506),W(66) 142 124 116 Sri Kalahasthi 16 114 217 T(723); Tk(5OO), W(223) 381 214 436 Sri Kalahasthi 15 115 ~2 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area ...... , tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nicatioDS Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Il6 Adaram 4.38 3P Tk.W KR Ri,Ra 117 Brahmana pa lie 4.21 2P D Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 118 Ragigunta 6.94 2P Fpc Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 119 Perindesam 2.32 2P Tk,W PR Ri,Ra 120 Pudi alias Chenna 5.18 2P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra Kesavapuram 121 Katrapalle 7.03 P Tk,W PR Ri,Ra 122 Kummaravenkata 1.52 P,R Fpc Tk,W KR Ri,Ra bhupalapuram 123 Kalathur 3.64 P Tk,W KR PO Ri,Ra 124 Adavaram 16.68 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 125 Pathapalem 6.99 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 126 Sadasivapuram 3.00 4P Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 127 Vagathur 6.53 P Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 128 Arai 3.43 2P Tk,W PR PO Ri,Ra 129 Siddamanaidu 1. 71 E W Ri,Ra Khandriga 130 Diguvaputtur 3.73 P E Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 131 Eguvaputtur 1.78 P E Tk,W KR Ri,Ra 91 DUtECTOltY IDd Land use SRI KALAHASTHI TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day histmical, Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical irn- Code Forest r A Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 401 TO,lIS): Tk(1,025),W(90) 210 531 543 Sri Kalahasthi 19 116 352 T(938); Tk(800), W(138) 100 173 1,131 Sri Kalahasthi 20 117 2,102 n752); Tk(616),W(136) 84 1,504 Sri Kalahasthi 16 118 669 T(327); Tk(200),W(l27) 277 21 191 Sri Kalahasthi 17 119 l,4f2 T(699); Tk(615),W(82) 601 292 263 Sri Kalahasthi 24 120 3,179 T(479); Tk(400),W(79) 320 346 175 Sri Kalahasthi 24 121 T(304); Tk(281),W(23) 297 36 336 Sri Kalahasthi 24 122 201 T(1 ,261); Tk( 1 ,060),W(201) 360 149 357 Sri Kalahasthi 25 123 9,193 T079); Tk(700),W(79) 561 76 66 Sri Kalahasthi 22 124 3,800 T(344); Tk(200), W(144) 90 141 99 Sri Kalahasthi 30 125 279 T(1,047); Tk(880),W(167) 134 85 375 Sri Kalahasthi 29 126 3,460 T(216); Tk(180),W(36) 228 176 160 Sri Kalahasthi 29 127 274 T(726); Tk(591),W(135) 93 111 1,096 Sri Kalahasthi 19 128 .581 T(374); Tk(300),W(74) 37 107 Sri Kalahasthi 29 129 844 T(754); Tk(690),W(64) 221 49 519 Sri Kalahasthi 37 130 716 T(20S); Tk(10S),W(100) 18 200 Sri Kalahasthi 37 131 , No.-8 SATYAVEDU TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH SATYAVEDU TALUK SULLURPET T ALUk CHITTOOR DISTRICT NELLORE OISTRlC1" SRI KALAHASTI TALUK UTTUR TAMILNAOU TALUK $tau 8olln.'1 O\$trla &'I:mda,y Taluk BoUhdary _..1._ Villar'!! Bolllld.ry wkh lOQlUoh Code Number --@ Taluk Hndqulrters TAMILNAOU NAGALA· Names of All larJ. VIIMlef with minimum ~p\tlatlon 01 ),UlKf rvAAM with Location Site Othcr P.oad$ ~ftlvers ANOHAA PRADESH CHlTTOOR DISTRICT • Symbolic keporuentatlOfl of VIIIaps: 5,000 and abo\le Pet'SOI'S MilES 64 0 H I)' ~ (,~ 0 fA \11 1'1 l!1l. • ,.F";-., .. 500 to '" Persons • • Less tMn 100 Perso'l$ o I,M-Inhabited PO Post OfIice PS RH Ren House, Tr.veller~ 8unpJow ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SATYAVEDU TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 27 Agaram 71 Kambakam 65 Pravelavarneswarapuram 26 Alapakam 114 Kannavaram 50 Pudukuppam 51 Ambakam· 57 Karani 44 Pulikundram 78 Ambur 85 Karepakam 42 Pulipadu @ Govardhanagiri 34 Appambattu 43 Karur @ Krishnagiri 101 Appayapalem Kavanur 95 Raeherla 94 Arudur 4 Keelapudi 66 Rajagopalapuram 9 Arur 105 Kolladam 36 Rajanagaram 103 Arror 3 Koppedu Acharyula Khandriga 99 RalJakuppam 25 Athur 22 Kosalanagaram 33 Ramagiri 79 Ayyavaripalem 109 Kothamarikuppam 40 Ramapuram 17 Kothur Venkatapuram 32 Reppalapattu 58 Baitakodiyambedu 70 Kovurpadu 63 Beerakuppam 38 Krishnapuram 61 Sadasivasankarapuram 12 Buchivantham 10 Kuramarajulapalem 6 Samayapuram 81 Kuvvakolli 8 Chavarambakam 13A Samireddi Khandriga 87 Chedulapakam 80 Santhavelur 115 Madanambedu 91 Chengambakam 112 Satyavedu 53 Madanamjeri Sathambedu 100 Chervi 77 98 Madanapalem 45 Chilamathuru @ Bangala 49 Senneri 23 Maharajapuram @ Pathur 88 Chilamathur 46 Shamsheerbahadurpet 102 Malia varipalem 108 Chinaeetivakam 90 Siddama Agraharam 18 Mangalam 96 Chinnapandur 55 Sirunambudur 75 Marudavada 41 Sivagiri III Dalavai Agraharam 92 Mopurpalle 24 Sriharipuram 48 Dasukuppam 31 Mudiyur 2 Sriramapuram 47 Suratapalle 7 Elakatur 39 Nagalapuram 110 Narasaraju Agraharam 67 Thondambattu lIA Gangamambapuram 29 Neervoy 52 Thondukuli 93 Gollavaripalem 84 Nellatur 89 Tbondur 83 Gudalavaripalem 76 Nelavoy 64 Tripuranthakapuramkota lOA Netturi 19 I1bthur 5 Nindra 107 Vanallur 104 Irugulam Varadaiahpalem 82 Isukapalem 72 16 Oramthangalgollakuppam 35 Velur 15 Jagannadhapuram 60 Velur 11 Padiri 59 Vcmbakam SA Kacharavedu 69 Padirikuppam 28 Vengalathur 54 Kadirvedu 68 Pandur 113 Venkataraju Khandriga 62 Kadivedu 14 Pannur 20 Vijayapuram 73 Kadur 21 Patha Areot 17A Vijayaraghavapuram 37 Kalanjevi 106 Pedda Eetivakam 86 Vitta yapalem 74 Kalathoor 56 Peradam 13 Kalimbakam 30 Pisatur 97 Yanadivettu 95 96 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Kavanur 2.24 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 2 Sriramapuram 1.22 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 3 Koppedu Acharyula 1.02 2P E W PR Ri,Ra,B Khandriga 4 Keelapudi 2.84 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 5 Nindra 3.74 P,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 6 Samayapllram 1.38 Uninhabited 7 Elakatur 3.90 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 8 Chavarambakam 2.33 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 8A Kacharavedu 1.6'7 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 9 Arur 2.ll 2P Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 10 Kuramarajulapalem 1.02 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B IDA Netturi 0.69 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 11 padiri 1. 30 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B ItA Gangamambapuram 1.19 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 12 Buehivantham 1.56 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 13 Kalimbakam 2.35 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 13A Samireddi Khandriga. 0.45 E W KR Ri,Ra,B 14 Pannur 2.19 2P,M,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 15 Jagannadhapuram 2.03 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 16 Oramtbangalgolla 3.00 3P W KR Ri,Ra,B Kuppam 17 Kothllf Vcnkatapuram 0.27 4P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 17A Vijayaraghav3puram . 0.27 * E Uninhabited 18 Mangalam 2.34 SP E W KR Ri,Ra,B 19 Illathur 1.78 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 20 Vijayapuram 6.03 4P,M Fpc E W KR TO Ri,Ra,B 2L Patha Areot 2.73 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 22 Kosa La naga r3111 4.63 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 23 Maharajapuram alias 1.90 P W KR Ri,Ra,B Pathur 24 Sriharipuram 5.77 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 25 Athur 5.66 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 26 Alapakam 2.34 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 27 Agaram 1.81 3P Mew E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 28 Vengalathur 4.38 2P,H E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 29 Neervoy 1.15 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 30 Pisatllf 1.88 3P Mew E W PR PO,Phone lli,Ra,B 31 Mudiyur 4.93 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 32 Reppalapattu 0,63 Uninhabited 33 Ramagiri 1.19 p E W PR Ri,Ra,B 34 Appambattu 0.56 W KR Ri,Ra,B 35 Velur 1.18 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 36 Rajanagaram 0.36 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 37 Kslanjevi 0.57 P E W KR Ri,Ra.B 38 Krishnapuram 0.94 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 39 ]','agalapuram 5.53 4P,H D,Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 40 Ramapuram 1.56 4P E W KR Ri,Ra,B * Electricity is being used for agricultural purposes. 97 DIRECTORY and Land use SATYAVEDU TALUK LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(359); Tk(359) 440 186 449 Puttur 22 1 T(82); Tk(52), W(30) 378 85 236 Puttur 19 2 T(79); Tk(79) 175 248 151 Puttur 19 3 T(148); W(90) , Tk(58) 558 618 494 Puttur 26 4- T(625); Tk(527), W(98) 1,466 200 103 Nagari 22 5 T(15); Tk(l5). 143 688 43 Nagari 16 Sunday 6 573 T(290); Tk(208), W(82) 1,314 119 200 Nagari 22 7 T(335); Tk(233), W(102) 50 595 511 Nagari 22 8 T(306); W(306) 397 222 144 Nagari 19 8A T(254); Tk(181), W(73) 746 280 70 Nagari 6 9 T(216); Tk(lSI),W(65) 72 215 1$0 Nagari 16 10 T(l99); W(199) 83 85 72 Nagari 10 lOA T(27l); Tk(173),W(98) 36\ 200 Nagari 16 11 T(324); W(324) 231 11 196 Nagari II I1A T(223); Tk(175),W(48) 100 600 75 Nagari 14 12 T(329); Tk(240), W(89) 1,058 117 Nagari 13 13 T(162); W(l62) 111 17 Nagaai 15 13A T(386) i Tk(288), W(98) 966 25 25 Nagari 19 14 T(81); Tk(81) 857 261 100 Nagari 19 15 T(238); Tk(176), W(62) I ,115 248 319 Nagari II 16 T(254); Tk(192),W(62) 1,106 100 31 Nagari 13 17 T(65); W(65) 48 62 Nagari 12 17A T(l67); Tk(129), W(38) 773 231 327 Thiruthani 16 18 T(129); W(71), Tk(S8) 521 489 Thiruthani 16 19 T(99); Tk(89),W(10) 1,924 570 1,266 Thiruthani 13 20 T(96); Tk(96) 1,149 276 226 Thiruthani 14 21 852 110 3,223 Thiruthani 17 22 470 131 615 Thiruthani 14 23 T(137); W(137) 1,802 331 1,423 Thiruthani 17 24 1,946 . T(440); Tk(338), W(l02) 666 229 341 Nagari 21 25 T (267); Tk(169), W (98) 660 205 371 Nagari 21 26 T(252); Tk(224), W(28) 524 84 298 Nagari 19 27 T(778); Tk(727),W(51) 586 19 1,420 Puttur 26 28 T(216); Tk(216) ]25 184 211 Puttur 26 29 T(277); Tk(277) 180 49 697 Puttur 22 30 T(13); Tk(13) 932 1,181 1,029 Puttur 24 31 T(46); Tk(46) 43 97 217 Puttur 24 32 T(64); Tk(64) 443 93 162 Puttur 26 33 T(59); Tk(59) 191 108 Puttur 27 34 T(265); Tk(265) 266 42 182 Puttur 30 35 151 1 75 Puttur 30 36 T(207); Tk(117),W(90) 67 3 , 88 Puttur 29 37 T(264); Tk(264) 74 115 179 Puttur 27 38 T(l,596); Tk(I,596) 704 365 874 Nagari 29 39 T(292); Tk(292) 450 42 214 Nagari 29 40 98 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLI! WITHIN THI! VILLAGI! Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (10) 41 Sivagiri 5.01 3P Mew E W KR Ri,Ra,B 42 Pulipadu alias 3.49 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B Govardhanagiri 43 Karur alias .2.43 3P Fpc ~E W KR Ri,Ra,B Krishnagiri 44 Pulikundram 5.51 2P,M E W KR PO, Ri,Ra,B 45 ChilamathllrLl alias 2.27 P W KR Ri,Ra,B Bangala 46 Shamsheerbahadurpet 2.29 4P W PR Ri,Ra,B 47 Suratapalle 0.73 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B Ri,Ra,B 48 Dasukuppam O.4l p W PR 49 Senneri 1.25 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B Ri,Ra,B 50 Pudukuppam 0.16 P W PR 51 Ambakam 3.18 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B Ri,Ra,B 52 Thondukuli 0.63 W KR 53 Madanamjeri 1.46 W KR Ri,Ra,B Ri,Ra,B 54 Kadirvedu 1.29 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 55 Sirunambudur 1.43 P Phc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 56 Peradnm 0.82 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 57 Karani 7.56 4P,M Fpc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 58 Bai takodiyam bed u 10.10 2P Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 59 Vembakam 2.95 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B flO Sadasivasankara- 0.99 P W PR puram PO Ri,Ra,B 61 Velur 5.27 p W PR 3P W PR Ri,Ra,B 62 Kadivedu 3.88 \ PR PO Ri,Ra,B 63 Be·era kuppam 1. 51 P,M W Ri,Ra,B 64 Tripuranthakapuram- 8.33 P Phc W PR kota W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 65 Pravelavarneswara- 6.26 P,M puram W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 66 Rajagopalapuram 2.38 2P KR Ri,Ra,B 67 Thondambattu 3.25 2P W W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 68 Pandur 2.22 2P,M W KR Ri,Ra,B 69 Padirikuppam O.H p W KR Ri,Ra,B 70 Kovurpadu 0.33 KR PO Ri,Ra,B 71 Kambakam 2.62 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 72 Varadaiahpalem 1.65 P,H D,Fpc E W PR Ri,Ra,B 73 Kadur 3.49 P W W KR Ri,Ra,B 74 Kalathoor 3.52 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 75 Marudavada 1. 88 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 76 NelavDY 1.29 . P,M KR Ri,Ra,B 77 Sathambedu 91.33 p W W KR Ri.Ra,B 78 Ambur 2.00 P W KR Ri.Ra,B 79 Ayyavaripalem 0.44 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 80 Santhavelur 5.52 P,H D E 99 DIRECTORY and l.and use SATYAVEDU TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious, r Town or days historical Loca· Area not and of the or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im· Codo Forest Culturable for culti· (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1S) ( 1 1,643 T(220); Tk(130), W(90) 939 235 169 Thiruthani 19 41 1,084 T(40); W(40) 713 18 379 Thiruthani 19 42 246 T(ISS}; W(lOS), Tk(77) 624 327 116 Thiruthani 21 43 2,657 T(St); W(51) 522 156 140 Nagari 35 44 783 T(210); Tk(llO),W(lOO) 352 53 50 Tiruvallur 27 45 T(295); Tk(203), W(92) 442 318 411 Tiruvallur 24 46 T(23); Tk(23) 239 21 184 Tiruvallur 26 47 T(SS); Tk(50),W(5) 14S 35 27 Tiruvallur 26 48 T(l09); Tk(99), W(lO) 257 178 256 Tiruvallur 27 49 T(46); Tk(26), W(20) 20 20 16 Tiruvallur 29 50 T(244); Tk(l88),W(56) 606 300 885 Tiruvallur 30 51 2 T(25); Tk(85),W(40) 201 43 32 Tiruvallur 32 52 T(150); Tk(28), W(22) 271 160 353 Tiruvallur 32 53 T(216); Tk(201),W(15). 277 256 77 Tiruvallur 32 54 300 T(416); Tk(314), W(102) 56 75 68 TiruvalJur 32 55 T(l14); Tk(7l),W(43) 309 21 81 Tiruvallur 34 56 3,578 T(79); Tk(79) 822 104 255 Tiruvallur 27 57 4,742 T(396); Tk(276), W(120) 718 228 380 Nagari 32 58 247 T(79); W(79) 252 201 1,109 Nagari 35 59 54 T(299); W(180) ,Tk(l19) liS 34 126 Narari 37 60 1,549 T(410); Tk(250), W(160) 924 328 162 Nagari 37 61 516 T(363); Tk(241),W(l22) 800 339 465 Nagari 38 62 . T(307); Tk(255),W(52) 427 63 169 Nagaai 38 63 3,380 T(263); Tk(201),W(62) 993 311 384 Nagari 40 64 1,779 T(261); Tk(l91), W(71) 1,168 458 339 Nagari 43 65 184 T(414); Tk(283),W(l31) 795 20 20 Sri Kalahasthi 58 66 869 T(601); Tk(463), W(138) 190 59 361 Sri Kalahasthi 58 67 T(I,019); Tk(981), W(38) 100 192 110 Sri Kalahasthi 42 68 30 60 Sri Kalahasthi 42 69 T(99); Tk(99) 48 64 Sri Kalahasthi 43 70 141 T(792); Tk(742), W(50) 405 208 131 Sri Kalahasthi '26 71 62 T(385)~ Tk(316), W(69) 373 200 36 Sri Kalahasthi 18 72 141 T(783); Tk(763) , W(2D) 700 303 307 Sri Kalahasthi 21 73 T(923); Tk(915),W(8) 445 623 262 Sri Kalahasthi 24 74 T(376); Tk(366), W(10) 280 147 400 Sri Kalahasthi 24 75 T(320); Tk(310), W(IO) 174 132 200 Sri Kalahasthi 19 76 T(830), W(8JO) 51 9,575 47,990 Sallurpet 29 77 T(341); W(341) 274 150 515 Sullurpet 25 78 T(77); Tk(47) ,W(30) 27 124 54 Sullurpet 26 79 T(I,143); Tk(l, 143) 1,283 221 886 Sullurpet 16 80 100 VILLAGB Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIBS AVAILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAOB Loca- Area Staple tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No. (1)- (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (10) 81 Kuvvakolli 2.39 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 82 Isukapalem 0.67 Uninhabited KR 83 Gudalavaripalem 0.75 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 84 Nellatur 1.19 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 85 lCarepakam 4.16 M W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 86 Vittayapalem 0.67 KR Ri,Ra,B 87 Chedulapakam 4.% 2P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 88 Chilamathur 5.30 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 89 Thondur 2.34 W KR Ri,Ra,B 90 Siddama Agraharam . 0.75 W KR Ri,Ra,B 91 Chengambakam 0.59 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 92 Mopurpalle 0.92 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 93 Gollavaripalem 0.31 W KR Ri,Ra,B 94 Arudur 2.85 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 95 Racherla 1.02 . P Phc W KR Ri,Ra,B 96 Chinnapandur 0.92 Phc W PR Ri,Ra,B 97 Yanadivettu 0.43 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 98 Madanapalem 0.22 W KR Ri,Ra,B 99 Rallakuppam 0.71 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 100 Chervi 3.53 W KR Ri,Ra,B JOI Appayapalcm 0.46 KR Ri,Ra,B 102 Mallavaripalem 2.97 2P W KR Ri,Ra,B 103 Arror 2.31 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 104 Irugul.am 2.82 P,H D W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 105 Kolladam 2.07 P W KR Ri,Ra,B lQ6 Peddaeetivakam 1.62 2P W PR Ri,Ra,B 107 Vanathur 8.92 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 108 Cinna Eetivakam 1.80 p W PR Ri,R~,B 109 Kothamarikuppam 2;37 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B lJO Narasaraju 0.27 E W KR Ri,Ra,B Agraharam , 111 Dalavai Agraharam 0.66 E W PR Ri,Ra,B 112 Satyavedu 1.95 3P,H D,H,Fpc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 113 Venkataraju 1.10 p E W PR Ri,Ra,B Khandriga 114 Kannavaram 10.05 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 115 Madanambedu 7.04 P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 101 DIRECTORY and Land nse SATYAVEDU TALUICi. LAND 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 im. Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(516); Tk(336), W(180) 523 114 380 Sullurpet 16 81 T(237); Tk(237) 89 44 .59 Sullurpet 18 82 347 100 33 Sullurpet 16 83 T(3l5); Tk(315) 137 237 73 Sullurpet 19 84 1,173 T(361); Tk(361) 399 470 2.59 Sullurpet 19 85 300 T(73); Tk(73) 6 32 12 Sullurpet 26 86 1,659 T(618); Tk(588),W(30) 447 450 Sullurpet 24 87 T(555); Tk(486), W(69) 512 380 1,945 Sullurpet 22 88 1,273 T(129); Tk(91),W(30) 54 25 25 Sullurpet 24 89 12 T(67); Tk(41),W(26) 211 109 81 Sull urpet 26 90 146 T(39); Tk(35),W(4) 59 32 102 Sullurpet 32 91 T(SI6); Tk(467),W(49) 25 25 23 Sullurpet 35 92 T(109); Tk(109) 50 39 Sullurpet 37 93 2 T(618); Tk(618) 567 81 556 Sri Kalahasthi 35 94 T(249); Tk(249) 88 180 137 Sri Kalahasthi 40 95 T(29); Tk(29) 91 4 465 Sri Kalahasthi 29 96 T(122); Tk(102), W(20) 66 89 Sri Kalahasthi 27 97 67 T(31); Tk(27) , W(4) 16 14 13 Sri Kalahasthi 35 98 T(lOS): Tk(106) , W(2) 188 126 31 Sri Kalahasthi 48 99 T(90); Tk(90) 74 11 2,084 Sri Kalahasthi 56 100 18 T(197); Tk(193), W( 4) 18 32 29 Sri Kalahasthi 58 101 T(635); Tk(555), W(80) 491 260 515 Sri Kalahasthi 58 102 194 T(260): Tk(180) ,W(80) 571 417 36 Sri Kalahasthi 59 103 16 T(699); Tk(669),W(30) 396 556 138 Sri Kalahasthi 58 104 T(359); Tk(359) 190 231 545 Sri Kalahasthi 53 105 T(287); Tk(287) 463 271 16 Sri Kalahasthi 50 106 3,833 T(200); Tk(200) 602 440 634 Sri Kalahasthi 56 107 T(229); Tk(l99), W(30) 758 100 65 Sri Kalahasthi 6 108 T(280); Tk(244) , W(36) 830 207 200 Sri Kalahasthi 58 109 T(8S); Tk(85) 56 21 11 Sri Kalahasthi 58 110 T(297); Tk(267), W(30) 65 22 38 Sri Kalahasthi 59 111 21 T(374); Tk(334),W(40\ 268 67 518 Sri Kalahasthi 58 112 T(67); Tk(67) 574 31 32- Sri Kalahasthi 61 113 4,t14 T(414); Tk(414) 795 478 630 Nagari 40 114 T(599); Tk(486), W(1l3) 463 223 3,220 Tiruvallur 34 115 PUTTUR T ALUK ' 79. <45 A,.. ANDHIA PRADESH NaM.o(the NI ..nbe,. of ViOages T_ N"mberof Sq.","s. !Soq.MIIes Inhlbltt JO KILOMITAIS CHANDRAGIRI TALUK TALUK Il' ,,' 10' la' SATYAVEDU TALUK II' IS _ Tall.lk Bounda?, @ TOWill ~UrWnA.rea ~• Nilmu or All Lar,. "lIIl1es with minimum popubtiol'l of 5,000 with lo PS aH Rest Ho".,e, Ttavelleu' BunplOw 'Hospitals. Primary Health Centres, D'spensaries. ® Child and Materlllt)' WeUare Centres Note:· L. C. No. 30 Full)' InclUded in P"lttyr Town L. C. No, 9] Fully inclUded In Nagar! ToWn 79' 45' ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PUTTUR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 97 Agaram 59 Kasavarajupura Agraharam 82 Parameswaramangalam 66 Alathur 65 Kaiherapalle 2 Pathagunta 26 Alimelumangapuram 47 Katikapalle 19 Pathiputhuru 42 Allamadugu 17 Kattakinda Venkatapuram 6l Perumallapalle @ Porakapalle 108 Amudala Ka verimaharajulungari 43 Pillarikuppam 71 Annur Agraharam 64 Ponnagallu 12 Anuppalle 20 Kayam 13 Prasannavenkateswarapuram 36 - Aranyam Khandriga 35 Keelagram 21 Pudi 49 Arimakulapalle 92 Keelapattu 30 Puttue 72 Kethumalmaharajupuram 109 Puttur 114 103 Balagopalapuram Kodandaramapuram 5 Komaragunta 73 Rajakumara Venkataperumal- 4' Bommaiahpa lie 48 Kothapalle rajuvari Bahadurvaril'leta 102 Krishnajammapuram 110 Ramakrishnapuram 61 Chenchuglldi 80 KUmarabommarajupuram 76 Cherlopalle 9 Kuppambadur 34 Samudayam 58 Chillarnakula palle 84 Satravada 51 Chinnathayyur 8 Seetharamapuram 70 Lakshmirajupeta 10 Chittathurkalapalle 101 Siddirajurangaraju Khandriga 68 Chokkamadugu 56 Sreerangarajupuram 7 Mambedu 14 Chuttuguntaramapuram 27 Sribommarajupuram 95 Mangadu 104 Srikaverirajupuram 44 Mangunta 98 Damarapakam 25 Srivenkataperumalrajupuram Matavalam 46 Devalampeta 106 79 S urendranagaram 41 Devaragudipalle 86 Melapattu 52 Dllrgarajupuram 3 Mondivenganapalle 18 Tadllku 67 Muddikuppam 89 Thaduku 69 Eduvaripalle 87 Mudipalle 85 Therani 63 Erramarajupa lie 74 Tirumala Kondamambagaripeta 29 Eswarapuram 16 Nadavalur 81 Tirllmalakuppam 93 Nagari 113 Tirumalarajupuram 57 Giddamakarajupuram 91 Nagarajukuppam 31 Thorur 60 Goduguchintha 77 Nandimangalam 37 Thumbur 83 Gundrajukuppam 112 Narasimhapuram 33 Narayanavanam 99 Vanadurgapuram 100 Hill & Forest 15 Nennur 22 Vedamala 111 Hill & Forest 32 Nesanur 4 Vedurukuppam 11 Nethakuppam 90 Veerakaverirajupuram 96 Iruguvai 107 Vengaiarajukuppam 6 Pachikapallem 88 Yenkatanarasimharajuvaripeta 94 Kakavedu 24 Padireduaranyam 40 Venugopalapuram 23 Kal1ur 54 Padmapuram 50 Venugopalapuram 18 Kammapalle 38 Palamangaladakshina 78 Vepagunta @ Alimelumanga- 55 Kannikapuram 105 Palasamudram puram 75 Karvetinagar 53 Pallur 39 Yeperi 103 104 VILLAGE Amenities, CHlTTOOR DISTRICT AMENITlIlII AVAILABLIl WITHIN THE VILLAGl! Loca· Area r ~ tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and ' Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~ 1 Kaverimaharajulun- 2..~3 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B gari Agraharam 2 Pathagunta 4.73 P,M Phc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 3 Mondivenganapalle 4.56 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 4 Vedurukuppam 4,89 M,H W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 5 Komaragunta 4.56 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B ,; Pachikapallem 3.58 P,M Fpc W PR PO Ri.Ra,B 7 Mambedu 3.97 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 8 Seetharamapuram 3.94 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 9 Kuppambadur 3.73 M,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 10 Chittathurkalapalle 3.91 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 11 Nethakuppam 3.80 P Phc W KR Ri,Ra,B- 12 Anuppalle 3.n P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 13 Prasannavenkates- 1.79 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B warapuram 14 Chuttuguntarama- 2.63 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B puram 15 Nennur 2.57 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 16 Nadavalur 2.56 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 17 Kattakinda Venkata- . 1.46 M,R E W PR Ri,Ra,B puram 18 KammapaJle 2.32 Phc E w PR PO Ri,Ra,B 19 Pathiputhuru 2.24 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 20 Kayam 2.56 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 21 Pudi 4.87 P Phc E W KR,T PO Ri,Ra,B 22 Vedamala 5.07 H E W PR PTO Ri,Ra,B 23 Kallur 2.99 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 24 Padireduaranyam 1.43 E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 25 Srivenkataperumal- 5.77 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B rajupuram 26 Alimelumangapuram . 2.54 E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 27 Sribommarajupuram . 3,37 M E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 28 Taduku 5.21 P,R E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,B 29 Eswarapuram . 2.68 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 30 PuttUf Urban Area (Puttur Town) 31 Thornr 2.63 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 32 Nesanur 2.79 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 33 Narayanavanam 4.33 P,M,H Phc,Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 34 Samudayam 3.90 P E W KtR Ri,Ra,B 35 Keelagram 2.76 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 105 DIRECTORY aDd I,and 05e PUTTUR TALtm LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Nearest Day Religious. Town or days historical Loca· Area not and of the or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available distance Weekly logical im- Codo Forest r Culturable for culti- (In Kms.) Market portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation if any (U) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) 480 T(220); W(137),Tk(5S), 431 319 169 Puttur 32 1 CC2S) 1,017 T(441); W(214), Tk(160), 592 350 631 Puttur 30 2 C(67) 900 T(186); W(169), Tk(17) 712 75 1,045 Puttur 27 3 585 T(319); W(252), Tk(57), 920 72 1,237 Puttur 26 4 CClO) 403 T(290); W(204), Tk(81), 952 187 1,091 Puttur 24 5 C(5) 340 T(540); W(429), C(60), 943 62 406 Puttur 22 Monday 6 Tk(SI) T(302); W(252),Tk(SO) 122 1,119 1,000 Puttur 1& 7 T(77I); W(595), CCI4S), 175 27 1,550 Puttur 14 3 Tk(31) T(672); W(594).Tk(78) 1,011 332 372 Tirupati 16 9 T(854); W(854) 848 90 715 Tirupati 14 10 T(406); W(406) 849 812 365 Tirupati 22 11 T(267); W(263),Tk(4) 628 344 790 Tirupati 24 12 T(232); Tk(211),W(21) 533 195 186 Tirupati 11 13 T(324); W(292),Tk(32) 604 191 564 Tirupati 10 14 T(733); W(i.B) 484 189 239 Tirupati 10 15 T(811); W(665),Tk(146) 515 74 240 Tirupati 10 16 T(610); W(610) 95 144 85 Tirupati 11 17 T(658); W(6SR) 513 73 247 Tirupati 13 ]8 T(734): W(638),Tk(96) 335 99 269 Tirupati 16 19 T(563); Tk(334), W(191), 547 192 338 Tirupati 14 20 C(38) T(834); W(543),Tk(291) 454 123 1,706 Tirupati 13 21 T(920); W(553), Tk(356), 635 80 1,610 Puttur 11 22 CCIl) T(585); 0(341), Tk(243), 408 315 606 Puttur 16 23 CCl) T(125); W(I25) 210 365 216 PuttUf 14 24 T(SSI); W (556) ,Tk(325) 1,127 153 1,536 Puttur 11 25 T(260): W(260) 1,082 93 195 Puttur 8 26 T(259); W(259) I,38t 37 480 Puttur 6 27 T(544); W(383),Tk(l61) 1,216 183 1,396 Puttur 5 28 T(51S); W(357),Tk(161) 626 148 423 Puttur 2 29 Urban Area (Puftur Town) 30 T(577); W(443),Tk(134) 607 194 305 Puttur 5 31 T(481); 0(332), Tk(96), 579 388 400 Puttuf 5 32 C(53) T(I ,063); W(665),Tk(398) 949 553 206 Puttur 5 33 ' T(748); Tk{419),W(329) 507 669 572 Puttur 6 34 T(535); W(473)~ e{82), 494 100 64~ Puttur 5 35 Tk(80) 106 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~--- ,---- -._-_.. _ .. 36 Aranyamh Kandriga 3.48 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 37 Thumbur 2.72 P Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 38 Palamangaladakshna . 3.21 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 39 Veperi 3.68 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 40 Venugopalapuram 5.75 P E W PR Ri,Ra,B 41 Devaragudipalle 1.48 p W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 42 Allamadugu 17.87 P Fpc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 43 Pillarikuppam 3.67 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 44 Mangunta 3.10 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 4.5 Bommaiahpalle 4.70 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 46 Devalampeta 8.17 P,M,H W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 47 Katikapalle 0.39 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 48 Kothapalle 3.76 H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 49 Arimakula palle 1.43 P D,Fpc W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 50 Venugopalapuram 2.89 p W KR Ri,Ra,B 51 Chinnathayyur 3.64 p W PR Ri,Ra.B 52 Durgarajupuram 1.07 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 53 Pallur 3.57 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 54 Padmapuram 1.76 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 55 Kannikapuram 3.26 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 56 Sreerangarajupuram . 2.86 H W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 57 Giddamakarajupuram 3.03 p W PR PO Ri,Ra,B 58 Chi llamakulapalle 1 21 P Fpc W KR Ri,Ra,B 59 Kasavarajupura 1.05 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B Agraharam 60 Godugnchint ha 0.96 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 61 Chenchugudi 3.68 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 62 Perumallapalle alias. 2.53 P \V PR PO Ri,Ra,B Porakapalle 63 Erramarajupalle 2.01 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 64 Ponnagallu 0.40 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 65 Katherapalle 4.57 H Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B. 107 DIRECTORY aDd Land ule PUTTUR TALU.K\ LAND USE (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 im- Code Forest Culturable for culti. distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) '--~---~ .. --~---~- T(549); W(549) 551 810 318 Puttur 10 36 T(433); W(306),Tk(127) 208 251 854 Puttur 5 37 T(225); C(142),Tk(83) 263 ~48 1,018 Puttur 13 38 T(255); W(IS8), Tk(97) 495 70 1,535 PuUur 24 39 T(328); W(165),Tk(163) 155 333 2,864 Puttur 27 40 91 T(290);Cm W(264), TktI9), 130 436 Puttur 27 41 6,270 T(5S9); W(507), C(39), 276 1,361 2,971 Puttur 32 42 Tk(13) T(126); W(94),Tk(32) 483 135 1,705 PuUur 22 43 1,186 T(210); W(207),Tk(3) 426 26 136 Puttur 40 44 T(258); W(219),Tk(39) 610 219 1,921 Puttur 48 45 816 T(203); W(l67), Tk(33), 478 411 3,320 Puttur 46 46 C(3) 55 T(98); W(58),Tk(40) 27 50 20 Puttur 43 47 T(339); W(30~),Tk(34) 691 291 1,085 Puttur 40 ' 48 T(528); W(269), Tk(205), 333 24 30 Puttur 40 49 C(54) T(159); W(159) 587 269 835 Pultur 35 50 T(316); W(l85), CCI22), 587 269 1,158 Puttur 35 51 T(9) T(217); W(l99),C(l8) 439 19 10 Puttur 34 52 T(389); W(298),Tk(91) 607 769 520 Puttur 42 53 T(159), W(99), C(48), 70 61 836 Puttur 38 54 Tk(l:!} nI83); W(1l4), C(48), 611 476 816 Puttur 35 55 Tk(21) T(354); W(230), Tk(67) 755 333 391 Puttur 32 56 C(57) T(351); W(262),Tk(56), 417 317 854 Pullur 30 57 C(33) T(427); Tk(212), W(l87), 69 78 300 Puttur 32 58 Ce2S) 10()() T(206); Tk(94), C(67), 312 53 Puttur 29 59 W(45) T(96); W(62),Tk(34) 115 IS 388 Puttur 32 60 828 T(269); W(l77), C(47) , 407 66 765 Puttur n 61 Tk(45) 271 T(280); W(77), C(89) , 163 49 855 Puttur 34 62 Tk(14) 17 T(l87); W(142),Tk(32), 383 '4 698 Puttur 29 63 C(13) 191 T(43); W(20). C(20), Tk (3) 5 5 12 PuttUf 27 64 T(310); W(l55),Tk(82), 609 60 1,946 Puttur 26 65 C(73) J09 DIRECTORY and Land use PUTTUR TALUK LAND USE Religious, (Area under different types of land use in acres), Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly partance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(803); W(524), Tk(lS7), 1,025 264 4,324 Puttur 24 66 C(122) T(404); W(266),Tk(138) 1,909 362 531 Puttur 27 67 . T(47); W(25),Tk(22) 107 211 70 PuUur 27 68 TOOO); W(50),C(25), 70 U8 544 Puttur 21 69 Tk(25) 100 T(l29); W(77), Tk(52) 14 13 PuUur 19 70 T(396); W(342), Tk(54) 931 132 480 Puttur 19 71 T(361); W(255),Tk(106) 1,354 93 9J2 Puttur 19 72 T(409); W(347), Tk(62) 967 224 2,394 Puttur 16 13 100 T(lt9); W(119) 183 557 Futtur 16 74 463 T(356); Tk(183),C(88), 1,959 50 690 Puttur II 75 W(8S) T(410); W(338), Tk(72) 593 2,000 1,919 Puttur 3 76 T(357); W(357) 541 191 1,733 Puttm 3 77 .T(378); W (330), Tk(448) 424 133 127 Puttur 6 ., 78 1,302 T(179); W(t79) 1,147 24 132 Puttur 8 79 T(346); W(337), Tk(9) 616 205 2,219 Puttur 13 80 T(6t9); W(419),Tk(IOO), 342 394 354 Puttur 10 81 C(IOO) T(516); W(499),Tk(17) 69 121 504 Puttur 5 82 T(79J); W(672),Tk(119) 1i3 40 1,172 Nagari 3 8J 485 T(708); W(555), Tk(153) 215 1,402 Nagari 5 84 T(683); W(456) ,Tk(153) 32 6 866 Nagari 5 85 C(74) T(377); W(2t 1) ,Tk(146) 274 35 108 Nagari 14 86 C(20) T(SS3); W(350), Tk(109) 769 254 1,568 Nagari 6 87 C(24) T(207); W(l07) 17 976 2,000 Nagari 5 88 T(67); W(48),Tk(19) 260 61 630 Nagari 5 89 T(292); W(277), Tk(15) 482 156 900 Nagari 5 90 T(383); W(298), Tk(77), 947 124 1,676 Nagari 6 91 C(B) T(l73); W(151),Tk(22) 177 60 679 Nagari 2 92 Urban Area (Nagari Town) 93 T(516); W(382), C(82) , 517 176 871 Nagari 3 94 Tk(5l) 50 T(758); W(629). Tk(I~3), 219 102 804 Nagari 3 95 C(26) No.-9 110 VILLAGE Amenities CHITTOOR DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLJ! WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- Area r tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Coromu- Postal and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 96 lruguvai 2.20 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 97 Agaram 2.86 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 98 Damara pakam 2.30 P,M E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 99 Vanadurgapuram 1.14 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 100 Hill and Forest 065 Uninhabited 101 Siddirajurangaraju 0.67 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra,B Khandriga 102 Krishnajammapuram. 1.22 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 103 Balagopalapuram 0.68 P E W KR Ri,Ra,B 104 Sri ka verirajupuram 3.00 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 105 Palasamudram 2.82 M Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 106 Matavalam 0.06 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 107' Vengalarajukuppam 2.26 M,H E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 108 Amudala 3.08 p E W KR Ri,Ra,B 109 Puttur 1.27 p E W KR Ri,Ra,B 110 Ramakrishnapuram 1.72 p E W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 111 Hill and Forest N,A. Uninhabited 112 Narasimhapuram 2.31 p W KR .. Ri,Ra,B 113 Tirumalarajupuram 0.85 p W KR ., Ri,Ra,B 114 Koda ndaramapuram . 1.92 P W KR Ri,Ra,B III DIRECTORY and Land use PUTTUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical, Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- don Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest Culturable for culti. distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vatian (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 23 T(534); W(478), Tk(S6) 494 46 311 Nagari 6 96 T(l,031); W(930), C(60) , 2 797 Nagari 6 97 Tk(41) T(451); W(310),Tk(14I) 526 187 308 Nagari 8 98 T(IBI); W(181) 449 45 S5 Puttur 32 99 T(l05); W(lOS) IB6 12 118 Puttur 38 100 T(254); W(243),Tk(ll) 57 128 40 Puttur 38 ·01 T(64); W(49), Tk(15) 277 40 400 Puttur 48 102 80 T(315);, W(288), Tk(27) 5 Puttur 40 103 T«484); W(273),Tk(211) 390 632 414 Puttur 43 104 T(lO); W(lO) 4 791 1,000 Puttur 40 105 T(lO); W(lO) 4 24 Puttur 40 ,106 T(298); W(298) 564 147 437 Puttur 45 107 75 T(276); W(237),Tk(39) 628 410 582 PuttUf 51 108 T(143); W(126),Tk(l7) 435 67 168 Pultur 51 109 T(17S); W(l63) , Tk(l:J) 20S 440 281 PUltur 56 110 N.A N.A N,A Puttur 56 111 204 T(114); W(114) 656 94 410 Puttur 56 H2 T(28); W(28) 300 J 17 99 Puttur 56 113 T(228); W(228) 602 290 109 Puttur 56 114 112 APPEN Talukwise Abstract of Educational, NATURE OF ,,------,.-- A- EDUCATIONAL ,,----.-_.- A--- ...... Primary Middle High S1. School School School College • __A __----.. Others No. Name of Taluk r--A --...... r--.A~-...... ( A..---...... ,--.)0..-- ...... No. of No. of No. of No. of No, of No. of Villages - No. of Villages No. of Villages No. of Villages No. of Villages Insti- having Primary having Middle having High having Colleges having tutions Primary Schools Middle Schools High Schoo1s Colleges other Schools Schools Schools Educa- tional Institu- tions (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) 1 Chittoor 111 206 15 17 14 19 2 Bangarupalem 67 83 5 3 6 6 3 Palmaner 72 137 8 8 5 (1 4 Kuppam 89 89 4 4 5 Pung APPEN Talukwise Ab~tract of Educational, NATURE OF ,------.A.-- POWER SUPPLY DRINKING WATER r- "--_.--...... r A ...... No. of Villages where No. of ViIlage~ having power Supply is , __---.A __ -.--., , -" SI. Name of Taluk Not Well No. Available available Tap (including Tank River Others Tube wells) (1) (2) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) 1 Chittoor 59 67 6 117 2 Bangarupalem 55 23 77 3 Palmaner 30 70 92 4 Kuppam 45 149 .. 175 1 5 Punganur 38 65 102 1 6 Madanapalle 37 71 104 7 Vayalpad 58 68 125 8 Chandragiri 105' 14 116 9 Sri Kalahasthi 33 97 128 71 10 Satyavedu 47 73 114 11 Puttur 76 36 109 1 Grand Total 583 733 8 1'258 7'1. 3 1 113 DIX Medical and other Amenities (Figures indicate Number of Units) AMENITY ~ MEDICAL A ~ Primary Health Family Planning Maternity and Dispensary Hospital Centre Clinic Child Welfare Centre S1. r .A.-__..,. ,__---A---...... r----.A .A...... r- A No . No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of "'" r No. of No. of VilIages Dispen- VilJages No. of Villages Primary Villages No. of Villages No. of having saries having Hospitals having Health having Family having Maternity Dispensaries Hospitals Primary Centres Family Planning Maternity & Child Health Planning Clinics & Child Welfare Centres Clinics Welfare Centres Centres (13) (14) (15) (6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (1) 3 3 6 6 5 5 9 9 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 5 5 7 7 4 4 2 2 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 4 5 5 7 7 7 7 4 3 5 10 10 11 11 9 9 3 3 6 7 9 11 11 7 7 3 3 7 3 4 2 3 8 8 2 2 5 5 8 3 ~ 7 7 3 3 ~ 7 7 1 4 4 6 6 5 5 to 3 3 10 10 6 § 2 2 11 52 5S 4 5 75 75 53 53 34 34 DIX-Concld. Medical and otber Amenities (Figures indicate Number of Units) AMENITY ------_" COMMUNICA lIONS POSTAL & TELEGRAPH ,--A-.__ ...... r A. ------...... Post and No. of Villages having Post Office Telegraph Office Telegraph Office Telephone ,--A ...... r-.A.--...... ,--A--...... A---"" r--A --"" No. of No. of r No. of No. of No. of Villages No. of Villages No. of Villages Post and Villages Pucca Kateba having Post having Telegraph having Telegraph having Tele- S1. Road Road Post Offices Telegraph Offices Post and Offices phones No. Offices Offices Telegraph Offices (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (1) 87 34 73 73 2 2 6 1 18 60 45 45 3 2 36 53 35 35 1 3 40 89 30 30 4 51 52 61 61 1 1 5 54 42 68 68 1 1 8 6 72 53 80 80 9 9 5 7 57 .60 41 41 6 6 8 33 83 58 58 2 2 9 39 78 40 40 1 10 49 61 76 76 2 2 1 11 536 665 607 607 4 4 20 20 25 SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY Town Directory Sri Kalahasti have been classified as such from 1901. Vayalpad of Vayalpad Taluk which was a town at the In the Town Directory, the towns in the district 1961 Census has been declassified as rural in 1971 as are arranged alphabetically and the several particulars it did not fully satisfy the criteria laid down for relating to them are given in the following seven treating it as a town. The gradual and steady statements: increase in the number of urban units in the district from census to Census is shown below. Statement I Status, Growth History and Func~ tional Category of Towns Census Year No. of ur"an units 1901 5 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of 1911 5 Towns 1921 6 1931 6 Statement III Civic Finance 1941 7 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in 1951 12 \ 1961 13 Towns 1971 13 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recrea~ None of the towns in this district has been trea tional and Cultural Facilities ted as an Urban Agglomeration, while Chittoor and in Towns Tirupati with some of the surr~unding villages as Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and detailed below are treated as Standard Urban Areas Banking Facilities in this district. The rural and urban components of these 2 Standard Urban Areas are given below. Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Component Units in Towns Standard Urban Area r- -- --;- --.A.------:-, Urban Rural The following thirteen places have been treated as (1) (2) (3) Towns in Chittoor district at the 1971 Census. 1. Chitto or Chittoor 1. Murakambattu 2. Doddipalle 3. Timmasamudram 1 Chittoor 8 Tirumalai 4. Mangasamudram 2 Palmaner 9 Renigunta 5. lruvaram 3 Kuppam 10 Pakala 6. Greamspet 4 Punganur 11 Sri Kalahasti (formerly 7. Gandlapalle 5 Madanapalle known as Kalahasti) 8. Kattarnanchi 9. Chittoor (R) 6 Tirupati 12 Puttur 2. Tirupati Tirupati 1. Thummalagunta 7 Tirupati Non 13 Nagari Renigunta 2. Peruru Municipal area Tirupati (Non- 3. Avillala Vedanta- Municipal puram Of these 13 towns Tirupati Non-Municipal area) 4. Akkarampalle 5. Thimrninaidupalle Area is the only place which is classified as a town 6. Mangalam for the first time in the 1971 Census. Kuppam, 7. Karakambadi Palmaner and TirumaJai have been classified as towns 8. Thukkivakam from 1921,1941 and 1961 respectively, while Reni~ 9. Tiruchanoor gunt3, Pakala, Puttur and Nagari have been classified as towns from 1951 onwards. All other towns viz., Chittoor District is industrially an undeveloped Chittoor, Punganur, Madanapalle, Tirupati and district, but reputed for a healthy, climate in the State. ]14 115 The total urban area in the district is only 174 Sq. four Municipalities in this district while the remaining Kms. constituting 1.1 % of total geographical area 9 towns viz., Palmaner, Kuppam, Punganur, Tirupati of the district. The urban population of the district (Non~Municipal area) Tirumalai, Renigunta, Pakala. is 307,454 persons constituting 13.3% of the total Puttur and Nagari are Panchaya ts. The population population and is distributed among the 13 towns. The of the towns recorded at each of the censuses from corresponding proportion of urban population in 1961 1901 to 1971 or from the census at which it was was 11.9%. Chittoor town, a district headquarters has treated as urban unit is given under Cols.6-13. In a population of 63,035 persons. It is the second largest columns 14 and 15 the functional characteris tics of town in this district from the point of view of popu~ each town i.e., whether the town is an industrial town lation, while Tirupati, an important centre of or a service town or a trade and commerce town etc., education, a pilgrimage centre of countrywide repute as decided at 1961 and 1971 Censuses are given. is the largest town in the district, with a population of 65,843 persons. Tirupati and Chittoor are the All the towns in the district except Madanapalle, two towns in the district, falling under class II towns Sri Kalahasti and Punganur towns recorded steady and with population ranging between 50,000 and 99,999 slow growth of population in the earlier decades but persons. MadanapaUe and Sri Kalahasti which are rapid growth in the later decades of the 20th century also important in the district for the salubrious climate which seems to be due to the improvement of several and pilgrimage respectively will come next in the amenities of life, medical facilities and consequent order and are class III towns with population ranging fall in the general mortality rates. In respect of between 20,000 and 49,999 persons. Punganur, Madanapalle, Sri Kalahasti and Punganur towns, there Pakala, Palmaner, Tirumalai, Puttur and Kuppam had been a fall in their population in 1921 but the are the 6 towns next in the order. They are class IV fall is marked and more conspicuous in respect of towns with population ranging between 10,000 and Madanapalle town. The variation in population in 19,999. The remaining three towns viz., Nagari, respect of the other towns is generally low in 1911.21 Renigunta and Tirupati Non-Municipal area are the compared to other decades. This is the result of the three towns next in the order and are class V towns great wave of influenza in 1918 that spread all over with population ranging between 5,000 and 9,999. the country. There has been a spurt in the increase The smallest urban unit in this district is Tirupati of population in Tirumalai, Tirupati and Madanapalle Non~Municipal area with population of only 6,141 in 1971 Census compared to other towns in the district. persons. The largest town in this district according This is mainly due to the unique position these towns to area is Punganur with 26.C6 Sq. Kms. while occupy in the field of pilgrimage and education. Kuppam is the smallest unit with an area of 3.08 Sq. FUNCTIONAL CAiEGORY ; Kms. only. By the very nature of urban development, the towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional order to know to what extent the functions are diversi~ Category of Towns fied or the predomimnt characteristic is accentuated, In this statement the civic status of each town as at a scheme of statistical classification was evolved 'It the 1961 Census. Accordingly each town has been the 1971 Census and its population since 1901 or from classified broadly under the following categories viz. the census in which it was treated as urban for the first time, are presented thereby indicating the place (i) Primary Activity:-Agriculture, Mining and at which the popUlation in these urban units is Fishing (Census~Industrial Categories, I, II and increasing from census to censU\;. The functional III of 1961 Census and Categories, T, JI, III and characteristics cf these towns as determined in 1961 VI of 1971 Censlls). and 1971 Census based on the proportion of working (ii) Industrial:-Industriy including Construction popUlation returned under each industrial category (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI of are also shown in the statement. This would give an 1961 Census and Categories V (a) and (b) and idea of the change, if any, in the economic pattern of VI of 1971 Census). the town between 1961 to 1971. (iii) Commercial:-Trade and Commerce (Census In dustrial Category VII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses). The civic status of town i.e., whether the town is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated under (iv) Transport :-Transport (Census Industrial Cate column 5 by an abbreviated letter like 'M' for gory VIII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses). Municipality and 'P' for Panchayat. Chittoor, (v) Services:-Other Services (Census Industrial Madanapalle, Tirupati and Sri Kalahasti are the only Cateogory lX of 1961 and 1971 Census). 116 The predominant functional character of a city/ As Tirupati Non-Municipal town was not a town town is determined on the basis of the following at 1961 Census, its functional category as per 1961 principles : data is not given above. (a) If the proportion of working population is more Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of than 40% of the total working population of the Towns city/town in anyone of the above five characteri This statement deals with physical aspects and stics then the city/town was designated by that location of towns in the district. There are 13 characteristic. columns in the statement. Under columns 3 to 5 in (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in anY the statement data relating to the average annual one of the characteristics, then the next predomi rainfall and the maximum and minimum temparature nant characteristic was taken into account and if recorded in 1969 are given. If this information is not the first two predominant characteristics combi.. available for any town then the particulars available ned together have a proportion of over 60% then for the nearest town have been given against such the town was designated as having the two town. characteristics and was termed as Industrial-cum Services or Industrial-cum-Commercial, etc. Under column 6, the name of the nearest city (c) If the combined proportion of the first two with population of a lakh or more is given. Under predominant characteristics is less than 60% then columns 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, the third predominant characteristic is also taken the District Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Head into consideration in designating the functional quarters and the Taluk Headquarters together with type of the city/town. Such cases are recorded the distance therefrom are given. Under the columns as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum-Services or 10 and 11 the nearest railway station and bus stand I ndustrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary Ac tivi ty, and the distance therefrom are given. If navigation etc. and sea port f2cilities are available to the town they are also given under columns 12 and 13. Examined against this background the thirteen towns of this district fall under the following classifi The Horseley Hills and Arogyavaram near cation in 1961 and 1971 Censuses. Madanapalle and Tirumalai town are known to be good Summer resorts where the climate is very delightful. Name of Town On the average, the climate in the district is moderate Functional Category r-----A--- 1961 1971 and the minimum and maximum temperatures among (1) (2) (3) the towns in the district range from 11.7° C to 32.2° C and 33.8° C to 43.3 0 C respectively. The average Primary Activities Punganur, Pakala, Punganur, Puttur Pakala annual rainfall in the towns ranges from 741.6 mm to 2 Industry Sri Kalahasthi Sri Kalahasthi 1143.6 mm from both South-West and North-East 3 Services Tirupati, Tirumalai monsoons. Sri Kalahasti town recorded the maximum 4 Transport Renigunta average annual rainfall and Madanapalle the 5 Commercial Tirumalai minimum (which is even less than the minimum for 6 Industry-cum-Primary Kuppam, Nagari sustenance of dry crop). Activities 7 Services-cum-Industry Cbittoor All the town~ are taluk headquarters except 8 Services-cum-Primary Tirupati (Non Tirupati (M), Tirupati (N.M), Tirumalai, Renigunta, Activities Municipal Pakala and Nagari towns which are at a distance of area) 12, 16,26,28,40 and 14 Kms. respectively from their 9 Services-cum-Industry Madanapalle. -cum-Primary Activities Palmaner respective taluk headquarters. Three towns are 10 Industry-cum-Primary Kuppam, Put located at a distance of 50 Kms. or less, eight towns Activit ies-cum- tur, Nagari are at a distance of 100 Kms. or less and two towns Commercial are at a distance of more than 100 Kms. from the 11 Commercai-cum-Services Chittoor; district headquarters. -cum-Industry Tirupati (M) 12 Primary Activities-cum MadanapalIe, There is a good net work of roads in the district Commercial-cum-Services Palmaner and all the towns are connected with good roads and 13 Transport-cum-Industry Renigunta -cum-Primary Activities buses ply very frequently on these roads. Besides , 117 the district is also served by broad gauge and meter An the 13 towns have open surface drains. gauge railway. 7 towns of the 13 towns in the district Sewerage system also exists to some extent in Chittoor, are directly connected by railways of which the impor Madanapalle, Tirupati (Non~Municipal Area), tant are those connecting 1. Madras and Bombay Tirumalai, Renigunta, Sri Kalahasthi and PuttUT. The 2. Renigunta to Guntur, 3. M!dras to Bangalore, facility of either the water borne or service latrines 4. Renigunta to Katpadi and 5. Renigunta to are available in all the 13 towns and the bucket Dharmavaram. Renigunta and Pakala are railway system seems to be the chief practice of removing the junctions. In order to meet the increasing demand of night soil but in a few towns viz., Chittoor. Kup passenger and goods traffic, modernisation of the pam, Punganur. Pakala and Tirupati (Non-Municipal present railways like converting the meter gauge into Area) the wheel borrows are used or the septic tanlcl broad gauge, introducing high power traction using system prevails. diesel engines, and improvement of road transport system and introducing long distance bus services also Protected water supply which is the primary were taken up in the district. responsibility of the civic administration of the towns, is reported to be available only in Chittoor, Kuppam, None of the thirteen towns in the district is In Tirupati, Tirumalai, Renigunta, Pakala, Sri Kalahasti, the vicinity of any sea port or navigable rivers. Puttur and Nagari. Fire fighting service facility is available in four towns only viz., Chittoor, Madana_ Statement III-Civic Finance palle, Tirupati and Sri Kalahasti. Electricity is available in all the 13 towns. Since the introduction of the democratic decen tralisation the popular institutions like panchayats Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational have an important role in the various developmental and Cultural Facilities programmes. The effective run of these institutions would depend naturally on the financial soundness, Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural or otherwise of these institutions. The receipts from facilities available in the towns are given in this state· various sources of these municipalities and panchayats ment under 17 columns. are presented under Cols. 3 to 8 and their total under Col. 9 The broad items of the expenditure are given Medical facilities under Cols. 10-15 with their total under Col. 16. It The types of medical institutions with their may be seen from the statement that revenue receipts number within brackets and the total bed strength of all the towns, except Punganur, Madanapalle, of each eategory available in each town are shown Tirupati Non-Municipal Town, Tirumalai, Renigunta under Cols. 3 and 4 respectively. The following and Sri Kalahasti are not adequate to meet their abbreviations are used under column 3 to show the expenditure. The deficit in respect of Tirumalai and type of medical facilities available in the town. Sri Kalahasti is more while in respect of Punganur, Madanapal1e, Tirupati Non-Municipal Town, and H Hospital Renigunta is nominal. D Dispensary Statement IV-Civic and other Amenities in Towns Mcw Maternity and Child Welfare Centre The various amenities being provided to the Fpc Family Planning Clinic citizens by the civic administration in the towns are NH Nursing Home given in this statement under 16 columns. Particulars are given in respect of internal road facility, the All the 13 towns in the district together have 56 existence of drainage system, protected water supply, medical institutions which include Hospitals, Dispen the availability of fire fighting services, electrification saries, Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, Family (domestic, industrial and commercial) and road light Planning Clinics, Nursing Homes, etc., of which the ing services and 'others'. district headquarters hospital at Chittoor, the Ruia Hospital at Tirupati. the Rajkumari Amrit Kaur The method of disposal of night soil recorded Tuberculosis Hospital and the Mary Lott Lyles Hos under Col. 8 wi1I indicate the extent to which the pital at Madanapalle are well equipped and attract objective of avoiding the practice of removing the patients from long distances. Puttur has reputation night soil by means of 'head loads' and minimising the for Bone Setting by indegenous methods. The total human labour in this regard has been achieved so far. bed strength available in all the 56 institutions 118 is 1,818 catering the needs of entire urban population of the district. The following table shows the number of 307,454 persons in the district. Thus there are of these institutions per 10,000 urban population in about 6 beds for every 1,000 urban population in the the district. district. Chittoor. Madanapalle, Tirupati (M) and Tirupati (N.M) towns are better placed compared No. of schools for 10,000 population ______~A ______to other towns, with a bed strength of 260, 410, 500 Name of Town Higher Junior and 500 respectively. Secondary Middle Secondary or Secondary and Primary Educational Facilities (1) (2) (3) (4) PartIculars of various academic and professional Chittoor 1.1 0.3 4.0 l'alrnaner 2.2 4.4 institutions available in the towns are presented under Kuppam 1.8 1.8 3.7 Cols. 5 to 13. The number shown in brackets is the Punganur 1.6 3.3 number of institutions available in the category. MadanapaJle 1.6 1.4 2.2 Tirupati (M} 0.8 0.8 2.3 The following abbreviations are used to indicate Tirupati (N.M) 1.6 1.6 the type of educational facility available in the town. TiTllrnalai 0.8 0.8 Renigunta 1.2 2.3 Pakala 0.6 1.9 A Arts College Sri Kalahas ti 0.6 1.7 3.7 AS Arts and Science College Puttur 1.7 2.5 AC Arts and Commerce 'College Nagari 0.3 0.3 ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College District urlJan average 1.2 0.7 2.9 SH Shorthand Institution TW Typewriting Institution Regarding the recreational and cultural aspect, the pOsltion in the district is quite encouraging as Prior to 1951 this district was lagging beind in there are 31 cinema halls, 3 auditoria, 1 stadium and collegiate education. After the setting up of Sri Venkateswara University in 1954 the district has 38 reading rooms including libraries in all the 13 towns together. made considerable progress in collegiate education also. Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities There are at present eight colleges in this district of which two colleges, one at Madanapalle and an In this statement, data on trade, commerce, other at Tirupati impart instruction in Arts, Science industry and banking facilities available in each town and Commerce subjects. Four coJleges impart instru are given under fifteen columns. Under columns 3 to 5 ction in Arts and Science subjects only and located the three most important commodies imported into the in Chittoor, Tirupati (M), Tirupati (N.M) and Sri town are given while under columns 6 to 8 the three Kalahasti; two colleges imparting instructions in Arts most important commodities exported from the town and Commerce are located at Kuppam and Puttur are given. Under columns 9 to 11 the three most towns. Collegeq teaching Medicine, Engineering, important articles manufactured in the town are given. Veterinary Science, Agricultural, Home Sciences are Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present the banking also located in the Sri Venkateswara University and co-operative credit facilities available in the town. campus in Tirupati (N.M). Tirupati is also renowned to be a seat of Sanskrit learning. Kendriya Sanskrit The three most important commodities under Parishad organised by the Union Ministry of Education imports, exports and manufature were decided in is located in Tirupati. There is a Government Polyte terms of the estimated volume of the commodities chnic in Tirupati. There are 20 type writing and 10 transacted and in terms of the volume of total output short-hand in5titutions in the district, the bulk of of the commodities concerned respectively in each of which are at Tirupl ti. Being the seat of Sri Venkate the towns and not on the basis of the value. However, swara University; Tirupati occupies a unique place the uniqueness of town which exhibited special chara in collegiate education in th~ district as well as region. cteristics in the spheres of either industry or manu facture or mining etc., has been retained by indicating There are 37 higher secondary or secondary those items of production or m~nufacture as the case schools, 20 middle or upper primary schools and 90 may be in the concerned columns although such. junior secondary or primary schools in the urban areas commodities did not stand a comparison with the 119 other commodities in sheer terms of their estimated Kalamkari dyeing industry at Sri Kalahasti is a popular volume of transaction. ancient known industry. The district is also provided with two assisted private industrial estates one at Chittoor district is generally a dry tract largely Chittoor and the other at Tirupati. containing red soils which lack moisture holding capacity. There are very few dependable irrigation Chittoor, Nagari, PuttUf, Tirupati, Madanapalle, sources. Tanks and wells are the main sources of Punganur, Kuppam are the chief commercial centres irrigation which are dependant on rain. Parts of the of the district with big wholesale and retail markets. district are therefore exposed to famine during the A substantial volume of wholesale business of the drought years. The chief food crops of the district are district in jaggery, tamarind, ground nuts and sugar rice, ragi and bajra of which rice predominates. is transacted at these trading centres. Besides the Though crops under pulses are not grown to a signifi commercial importance of some of these centres, they cant extent in the district, horsegram is important are also rapidly growing to be important industrial among them. Among the commercial crops, ground centres. nut, sugarcane and tamarind are important crops but Banks play an important role in industry, trade groundnut is predominant among them. The district and commerce particularly in mobilising the savings has also some mineral wealth such as iron ore, build of the community and making them available for ing stones, road metal, moulding sand, etc. investment for productive activities. The district presents a fair picture in the field of banking since IMPORTS every town has one or more banks. In ali, there are The principal imports into the distrct are rice, 36 b:mks, 5 agricultural credit societies and 25 non pulses, sugar, chemical fertilisers, mill cloithofvarioU5 agricultural credit societies in all the 13 towns to types including teryene and terylene, elect rial goods gether. Besides these banks there are also private and agricultural machinery and equipment. financial corporations which have come up recently in good numbers particularly in Madanapalle and EXPORTS Tirupati towns to promote trade, commerce and The important commodities exported from this industries. district are groundnut, mangoes, jaggary, tamarind, wigs, brass and bronze vessels, toys, slates, confec Statement VII-Population by Religion and Sche duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes tionery. Sandal wood oil and polished granite which are exported mostly from Kuppam earn foreign The details of the population, as par 1971 Census exchange of about Rs. 80 lakhs a year. count, by Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe wtih sex break-up are shown for each of the The district is industrially backward. There are towns in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only not many large scale industries in the district. The important religions whose population is not less than textile mills at Renigunta, Tirupati, Madanapalle, the 1010 of the total population of the town are given in Moped factory with French colaboration at Tirupati the statement, while other religions which account for which manufactures the light motor cycle known as less than 10% of the total population of a town are 'Suvega' mopeds, the Co-operative Sugar Factory with grouped together and shown under the category viz., an industrial plant utilising the molasses of the sugar "others" in columns 17 and 18. The Scheduled factory and the Nutrine confectionary at Chittoor are Castes, and Scheduled Tribes, population in a town are the worth mentioning large scale manufacturing shown under columns 19-22. 20,617 persons are establishments in the district. There are many small reported under Scheduled Castes in the urban areas of scale industries in the district such as rice and oil the district accounting for 5.2% of the total Scheduled mills all over the district, stone granite polishing units Castes, population in the district, while only 4,421 and sandal wood oil units at Kuppam, units relate to persons are reported under Scheduled Tribes in the slate manufacturing, tyre-retrading, truck and body urban areas constituting 6.6% of the total Scheduled building, match an':! sewing thread mills at Chittoor, Tribes, population in the district. the brass and gun metal works at Sri Kalahasti and Tirupati tile manufacturing units at Palmaner and The particulars presented in the statements II to bone meal unH at Renigunta. There are a few cottage VI are based on the data obtained from the Tabsildars industries viz., wig manufacturing and toy manu and local bodies concenred and also from the concern facturing at Tirupati, comb, beedi and bell metal ed departments like medical, educational, electricity, manufacturing at Puttur and Sri Kalahasti and hand etc., while the particulars furnished in statement I loom weaving in Puttur, Nagari and Sri Kalahasti. The and VII are based on the census data. 120 ....r--", '"::1 OIc:I -0 U I-~ I IQ'" I 2: fi I U l (' r- 00 I o N M 00 I 00 ...... I \C 00 o I .... o I t ....~ ,..,00 o ~ I o \C I ... N ,....., .... 1 .... IQ N ... , ~ .,., 0'1. I- 0'1 ..... -c \Q ..... - 0, - r-- ..... til \C - 00 - a I 0'1 ~I s..... 00 Q)I '-' ..... -=-{ - ~l ,..,.... 00 c:l1 0\ o .~ .... , N ~I N ::s I 8'1 ~ ~- ~t r--. - U} I <'$ 00 N '0 I 00 o ;;: o I- o , .... I- S I -.,., r: \C.... '0 f .... Z ,.., ' ... go .... til ~ IQ 00 -0' 121 E o .::: 00 N 00 ,... 00 r- ....."" 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In the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the the urban are1S the data are arranged in the ascen following aspects is presented for each Revenue ding order of L'}cation Code Numbers of towns and Village in respect of rural areas and for each also in the ascending order of the Ward Number. The Ward and Enumerator's Block of a town in urban uninhabited villages and villages which have been areas. fully included in a town have been indicated accor dingly. In respect of villages which are partly inclu 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village/town ded in towns the word "Rural" has been added in and area italics and in brackets after the name of the village 2 Total number of occupied residential houses and and the particulars relating to the rural portion only total number of households have been given against such villages. At the begin ning of each taluk an Alphab~tical List of Villages 3 Total population and its sex breakup together with their Location Code Numbers are 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled given. This Alphabetical List of Villages given in the Tribes by sex breakup P.C.A. facilitates the reader in locating the required 5 Literate and educated persons by sex Village and its Location Code Number and there~ 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers after to know the Primary Census Abstract parti culars. The taluk map showing all the vi!llges and into nine categories and also the total non workers by sex as shown below towns with their boundaries given in the Village Directory 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/b!ockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hun( ing and Plantations, OrchardS and allied Activities The popula~ion data presented in 38 Cols. of lhe Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at Category IV Mining and Quarrying. sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servic the territory of Chittoor district whether they ing and Repairs lived in normal residential hOUSeS or in institutions, (a) Household Industry such as hospitals,' hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., or whether they were merely houseless (b) Other than Household Industry persons like the wandering tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, or those living in boats etc. They were all Category VI Construction enumerated at the 1971 Census and their basic Category VII Trade and Commerce characteristics have been presented in this Primary Census Abstract. Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communi. cations The total population of Chittoor district as Category IX Other Services on 1st April, 1971 recorded at the Census enume· Category X Non-Workers ralion is as follows: A District Abstract containing the Primary Total Rural Urban 307,454 Census Abstract 9ata for the district as a whole Persons 2,285,536 1,978,082 Males 1,166,232 1,007,241 15~,991 together with rural and urban breakup and also for Females 1,119,304 970,841 148,463 elch taluk and for each town is first presented. It is followed by the. data for each of the villages and The criteria adopted for classifying a place as towns in the first tal uk. The data for the s~cond and rural or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglom subsequent taluks are presented consecutively there· eration and Standard Urban Area have already been after. The villages under each taluk are arranged in explained at the beginning of this volume. 127 128 Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract of all taluks put together may not tally with the inJicate the Location Code Number and name of the district area. village or town concerned. In respect of towns the Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumerator's Under Col. 4 the total number of occupied residen Block numbers are indicated under Col. 2. tial houses in each 'Village and in each Ward and Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These figures include those of partly residential houses also Location Code is the' method by which, eVe ry but not of the completely non-residential houses. The village and town in a taluk in every district of a State total number of households including houseless house is identified. Each district in this State has been given holds and institutional households is given under a separate code number, serially numbering the dis Col 5. tricts in a clock-wise order starting from Srikakulam district and ending with Nalgonda district. Chittoor The tc)tal population including houseless and district, in this process, is assigned Location Code No, institutional population with sex breakup is given 9. Within in each district the taluks had similarly under Cols. 6 to 8. been allotted Location Cede Numbers, the taluk in which the d;strict headquarters lies being allotted Under Cols. 9 to 12 the population of Scheduled Location Code No. 1 and the other taluks are number Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. ed in a clock-wise order. The revenue villages within each taluk are assigned separate serial numbers starf The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in ing from the north-western corner of the taluk and Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I under ending with the south-eastern con~er in a serpentine "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II order. All the towns within a disttict were assigned respectively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Location Code Nos. in one serial order starting from Tribes Lists (Modification Order, 1956) published in the town in which the district headquarters is located the Notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs. New and iri the ascending order of taluk location code Delhi dated 29th October, 1956 .. The list of Schedul numb~rs. If any taluk h':lS more than one town, then ed CasteS and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is - the town in which the taluk headquarters is Joca'~ed given below. is assigned Location Code No. first and then the other towns in the taluk in a dock-wise order. The Loca LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED tion Code Nos. of villages are indicated in Arabic TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. SCHEDULED CASTES 'Under Col. 3 the area of each of the villages and I. Throughout the State towns is given in square miles b)'sed on the informa Chalavadi tion furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concerned. .3 Madiga In respect of certain villages where the area particu 4 Mala lars are not available, the fact is noted as "NA". As II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub the area of the taluk comprises not only the area of nagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal. Khammarn and Nalgonda districts. villages but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc., within the taluk, the area of all the villages and towns 1 Adi Andhra 15 lambuvulu 2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi Kuru va or Madar in the taluk put together may not be equal to the "rea 3 Arundhatiya Kuruva of the tal uk. The rura I area of th ~ taluk is obta ined 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu by deducting the total urban area cf ~'ll the towns in· 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and the taluk fJ;om the total area of the taluk furnished 6 Chachati Mashteen 19 Matangi by the State Survey Department. Similarly the rural 7 Chandala 8 Dandasi 20 Mundala area of th= district is obtained by deducting the total 9 Dom, Dombara, 21 Paky or Moti urban are '. of all the towns in the district from the to:al Paidi cr Pano 22 Pambada or Pam banda area of the district. It may be pointed out in. this lO Ghasi, Haddi 23 Pamidi connection that the total district area adopted is that or RelIi, Chachandi 24 Panchama or Pariah 25 Relli furnished by the India Department and is 11 Godagali S~rvey ~f ]2 Godari 26 Samban provisional. The area of the taluks is furnished by 13 Gosangi 27 Sapru the State Survey Department. Hence the total area 14 Jaggali 28 Thoti 129 III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, The number of litera te and educated persons is Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Kham- given under eols. 13 and 14. A person who could mam and Nalgonda. both read and write any language with understanding was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A person 1 Anamuk 15 Mala Dasari 2 Ara, (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai who could merely read but could not write or 'vice 3 Arwa Mala 17 Mala Jangam versa was not treated as a literate. The test for read 4 Beda (Budga) Jangam 18 Mala Masti ing was ability to read any simple letter either in Mala Sale (Netkani) 5 Bindla 19 print or in manuscript. Children aged 4 years and 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi 7 Chambhar 21 Mang below were treated as illiterate. The test for educa 8 Dakkal (Dokkalwar) 22 Mang Garodi tion was that the person should have passed a recogni 9 Dhor 23 Manne sed written examination or examinations as proof of 10 Ellamalwar(Yellammala- 24 Mashti educational level attained. The highest examination wandlu) 25 Meht:ir passed was taken as the level of education 11 Holeya' 26 Mitha Ayyalvar 12 Holcya Dasari 27 Samagara 13 Kolupulvandlu 28 Sindhollu The details of Workers and Non-Workers are given 14 Mahar (Chindollu) under Cols. 15 to 38. At th~ 1971 C~nsus the popula tion has been broadly divided into two sections based SCHEDULED TRIBES on lhe main activity viz., (I) Workers and (2) Non 1. Throughout the State Workers. Chenchu or Chenchwar 2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, The definitions and conc(:pts adopted in the Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, Bhine economic classific,tion of the population at the 1971 Koya and Rajkoya. Census are explained below: II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub Worker: A 'Worker' was a person wh;)se main nagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts. activity was participation in any ec~nomically produc tive work by his physical or mental activity. Work Bagata Putiya, Sanrona and involves not only actual work but effective supervision 2 Gadabas Sidhopaiko and direction of work. 3 Jatapus 11 Kulia 4 Kammara 12 Malis 5 Kattunayakan 13 Manna Dhora A man or woman who was engaged prim uily in 6 Konda Dhoras 14 Mukha Dhora or Nooka household dUlies such as cooking for own household 7 Konda Kapus Dhora or performing one's own household du:ies or a boy or 8 Kondareddis 15 Porja (Parangiperja) a girl who was primarily a student attending institu 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu), 16 Reddi Dhoras Desaya Kondhs, Dongria 17 Rona, Rena tion, even if such a person helped in the family Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, 18 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, economic activity but not as a full time worker, was Tikiria Kondhs arid Yenity Maliya Savaras or not treated as a worker for the main activ:ty. On the Kondhs Khutto Savaras other hand, if a person was primlTily engaged in some 10 KOlia-Bentho Oriya, 19 Sugalis (Lambadis) Bartika, Dhulia or 20 Yenadis economic activity but at the same time' attended to Dulia, Bolva, Paiko, 21 Yerukulas some h)useh::>ld chores or attended a night school etc., he or she was treated basically as a worker for the III. I n the districts of. Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, ml:Lin activi',y and categorised accordingly. Adilabad, Mcdak, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Warangal, Kham mam and Nalgonda. A person who was working may be either working Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner- as a cultivdtor, as an agricultural labourer or at a 2 Bhil varlu) househo:d industry (',r m ly be doing any other work. 3 Gond (including Naikpod 6 Pardhan and Rajgond) 7 Thoti Reference period: The reference period was 4 Hill Reddis one week prior to the date of enumeration in the case IV. In the Agency tracts of regular work in trade, profession, service or business. If a person had panicipa ted in ailY such 1 Goudu (Goud) ·2 Nayaks regular work on anyone of the days Juring this refe 3 Valmiki rence period and thii had been returned as his main 130 activity the person was categorised accordingly. A share was regarded as zn 'Agricultural Labourer'. person who normally works but had been absent from He had no risk in the cultivation but he merely work during this reference period on account of worked in another person's land f)r wages. The illness, travel, holiday, temporary breakdown or strike labourer had no right or lease or contract on land on etc., was treated as engaged tn regular work in which which he worked. . he would have otherwise been employed but f..)f his temporary absence. Persons under training such as HOllsehold Industry: For a person who return apprentices with or without stipends or wages were ed his main activity as engaged in some production considered as economically active and recorded as or processing of goods such as, say, hand loom weav workers. A person who had merely been offered ing, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufa work but had not actually joined it was not treated cture, dairying, cycle repairing, bhcksmithy, tailoring as engaged in work. There are certain types of works etc., it was ascertained if it was a household which are not carried on throughout the year e.g. industry. cultivation, livestock keeping, plant> tion work, some types of household industry etc. A person's main . activity was ascertained with reference to such work A Household Industry was defined as an industry in the last one year eVen if he was not economically conducted by the Head of the h')usehold him>elf/ active in the week prLH to enumeration. It is likely herself and/ or mainly by the members of the house that even when a person is engaged in some other hold at home or within the village in rUlal areas and work during the period cfone week prior to the date only at h0me in urban areas. The industry should of enumeration, the main activity of lhe perSJll may not have be!n run on the scale of a registered be cu!;:ivation, agriculturallabJUr or some other work factory. attended to normally by him in th~ course of the year. The main criterion of a homehold industry was CuI tiva tor: For purposes of the Census a the puticipation of one or more members of a house person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged hold. This criterion was applied to urban areas .too. in cultivation by oneself or by supervi sion or direction In the rural areas there is grea ter possibility of the in one's capacity as the owner of lessee of land held members of the household participating even if it is from G;lVernment or as a tenant of land held from located anywhere within the viUage limits. In the private persons or institutions for payment of money, urban areas where organised industry takes grelter kind or share. prominence the household industry should be confined to the precincts cf the h')use where the participants live. In urban areas even if the members of the house ~c'ultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harves hold by themselves ran an indu~try but at a place ti:lg and production of cereals-and millet crops such away from the precincts of their home, it was n)t as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, considered a household industry. raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, e'c., aad other crops such as sugarcane, groundnuts, tapioca, A Household Industry related to production, efc., and does not include fruit growing, veg;table growing or keeping orchards or groves or working processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling (but not merely selling) of goo:k It did not indude in plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and professions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, other medicinal plantations. musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer etc., or merely trade or business, even if such profession, A person who merely owned land but had given trade or services were run at home by members 0 f out land to another person or persons for cultivation household. for money, kind or share of crop and who did not even supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not Sl'me times it is likely that the perSO:1 who may treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in not be working in his own Household Industry may be another person's land for wages in cash, kind or share working as a petty employee in another H)usehold W.lS not treated as cultivator. Industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the person who WilS not working in his own household Agricultural Labourer: A person who worked industry was working in any other Household Industry in another person's land for wages in money, kind or as an employee. I3t Other Workers: A person who gives his main inspite of the increased educational facilities. Actu .activity as engaged in any other work which is not ally 9010 of the villages (vide village directory) have cultivation, agricultural labour or household industry at least primary schools at present in the district. was recorded under the category of 'Other Workers'. The type of workers that may come under the The percentage of Ii terates by sex for total. rural category of 'Other Workers' are factory workers, and urban areas in 1961 and 1971 in the district are those working in trade or transport, all govern given below. ment servants, municipal employees, teachers, mining workers, political or social workers, building labourers etc. In effect, all types of economic activity not covered PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES TO TOTAL POPULATION IN by cultivation, agricultural labour or household 1961 1971 industry were recorded under this residual category. , ___ A ___ -, r---A -----. Workers engaged in plantation or forestry were not treated as cultivators or agricultural labourers but as T R U T R U "Other Workers'. Persons 20.94 17.79 45.23 25.40 21.65 49.54 Males 31.58 28.06 58.40 35.95 32.09 60.46 According to the 1971 Census there Were 429,922 Females 9.82 7.08 31.18 14.41 10.83 37.85 residential houses and 452,480 households in Chiitoor district compared to 373,653 residential houses and The higher proportion of literates in the urban 382,051 households in 1961. Thus there were 1.1 areas is mainly due to the f'ct that urban areas hne households per residential house at 1971 compared to more educational f lcilities and several urban occu 1.0 households per residential house in 1961. pations require a minimum level of education so that a larger number of puents try to get their children The total number of perSJns returned at the educated, whereas the rural areas have relatively less 1971 Census enumeration in Chittoor district was educational facilities and the predominant rural occu 2,285,536 as against 1,915,331 in 1961 Census recor pation of Agriculture or Household Industry generally ding an increase of 19.3% over the popUlation of 1961. does not require the workers in these fields to be The pr0portion of rural and urban popUlation to the educated. Even boys and girls of school going age total population in the district works out to 86.5% are required to work in the fields in the rural areas. and 13.5% respectively in 1971 Census compared to It is significant to note that the proportion of female 88.5% and 11.5% respectively in 1961. There were 960 literates has gone up significantly during 1961-71 fem3les for every 1,000 males at the 197 L Census as both in the rural and urban areas of the district. against 957 females per 1,000 males in 1961 Census. However about 90% of the females in the rural areas of the district are still illiterate. The number of literates and educated persons and the number of illiterates as per the 1961 and 1971 939,387 workers were returned in 1971 as against Censuses are given below. 1,025,524 workers in the 1961 Census. Thus 41.1% of the total population were workers in 1971 as against .NUMBER OF LITERATES AND EDUCATED PERSONS 53.5% in 1961. The decrelse in the number and proportion of working population in 1971 compared Number of Lite- Percentage of Lite- to that of 1961 Census is mlinly due to the change in rates and Edu- No. of rates to Total Popu- Year cated persons Illiterates lation of the dist. the definition adopted at the 1971 Census. In 1961 even marginal workers who spent most of their time 1961 400,997 l,514,:B4 20.94 basic311y as non-workers were treated as workers while 1971 580,590 1,704,946 25.40 in 1971 only those who were engaged for most of the time in productive work were trea~ed as worbrs. A It is observed that though there has been an in detailed analysis and comparision with 1961 of work crease in the proportion of literate persons to total participation rates is given in the Chapter on popu popula tion in 1971 compared to the populatioll in 1961 lation in Part 'C' of the District Census Handbooks the aCLUal number of illiterates increased in 1971 printed as a sepuate Volume. 132 The following table gives the percentage distri is higher naturally in the urban areas the proportion bution of the working population by industrial cate being 22.75% as against 4.44% in the rural areas. Trade gories in rural and urban areas and for males and and Commerce takes the third place providing employ females in Chittoor District. ment to 4.44 % of the total workers. The proportion of workers in other categories is less than 4% t~e proportion being less than 1% in mining and PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKING POPULAT1'oN quarrying, Percentage of workers by category to total workers r--- ____ .. -_....J ______~ ___ ~ Male agricultural workers account for 73.76% of Category Persons the total male workers in the district while the corres , _ ___.A __, ponding proportion for females is 87.39%. Generally Total Rural Urban Males Females a larger number of females than males work as agri-. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) cultural labourers because several agricultural opera I CUltivators 43.47 47'.49 7.62 48.35 29.52 tions like s'lwing, weeding, harvesting etc. do not involve heavy manual labour. The female partiCipation II Agricultural 33.81 36.40 10.77 25.41 57.87 Labourers rates in all other industrial categories is low compared III Livestock, 2.78 2.93 1.47 2.99 2.13 to the male participation rates. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orchards & Allied Activities 399,139 persons returned themselves as Scheduled IV Mining and 0.36 0.37 0.23 0.42 0.17 Quarrying Castes at the 1971 Census compared to 340,404 per V (a) Household 3.34 2.95 6.81 3.74 2.18 sons at the 1961 Census recording an increase of Industry 18.34% over the Scheduled Castes population recorded V (b) Other than 2.76 1.81 11.29 3.49 0.69 Household at the 1961 Census. The Scheduled Castes popu Industry lation of the district in 1971 Tor~s 6.91 % of the total VI COl}struction 1.11 0.66 5.07 1.29 0.59 Scheduled Castes population of the State or 17.5:0 of VII Trade and 4.4t 2.29 23.59 5.17 2.35 the total population of the district. The proportion Commerce of Scheduled Castes population to total population VIII Transport, 1.64 0.66] ]0.40 2.18 0.10 Storage and of the district is relatively more compared to their Communications . proportio'n in the State viz., 13.3%. About 95 :~ of the IX Other Servises 6.29 4.44 22.75 6.96 4.35 Scheduled Castes population in the district reside in rural parts of the district as they generally are unable, Total 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 to find suitable employment in urban areas because many of them are illiterates. Cultivators and Agricultural labourers in the district form more than three fourths of the total 66,801 persons (34,271 males and 32,530 females) workers in the district. Their proportion is as high as returned themselves as Scheduled Tribes at 1971 83.89% of the total workers in the rural areas while it against 50,836 persons at the 1961 Census recording an is only 18.39% in the urban areas. increase of 31.40% over the Scheduled Tribes popu lation in 1961. The Scheduled Tribes populaticn of the district in 1971 Census forms 4.03% of the total Workers in 'other services' which includes State Scheduled Tribes popUlation of the State or 2.92% of and Central Government Service, educational Ser the total population of the district. The proportion vices, religious and welfare st[vices, local and busi of Scheduled Tribes population to the total population ness services, pers(:)Dal services etc. Cons titute the of th ~ district is also relative;)' lnw compared to the second largest sector in which 6.29% of the total corresponding proporti"n of 3 .8% for the State. As workers are engaged. The proportion of these workers in the case of Scheduled Castes population a large 133 section of Scheduled Tribes population viz., about Detailed analysis of demographic data at the 93% of the total Scheduled Tribes population in the 1971 Census is given in Part·C of District Census district reside in the rural parts of the district. 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N"_"' ...... 00 <'I II') -'" r-- * ...... 00 >- ....- -X -X ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHITTOOR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) . (2) 59 Agaramangalam 39 Kalavagunta 65 Pachigunta 13 Akanambattu 23 Kaligiri 18 Palakuru 70 Ambodhara palle 53 Kalijavedu 99 Papasamudram 26 AmmagaripalJe 30 Kamachinnaiahpalle 115 Pasumanda 110 Ananthapuram 94 Kammapalle 67 PathapaJem 80 Anupalle 93 Kanathala Cheruvu 95 Patrapalle 50 Kattamanchi 1 Paturu 84 Konapalle 51 Peddakalva 16 Baitapalle 35 Kondam Agraharam 87 Peddisettipalle 72 Bakara Narasingarayanipeta 57 Kondepalle 29 Penumuru 78 Bandapalle 55 Kotagaram 85 Periyambadi 98 Bandapalle 96 Kotalam 107 Perumalla Khandriga 117 Bandarlapalle 5 Kothakota 17 Peta Agraharam 102 Basavapalle ' 103 II Polavaram 92 Bodaguttapalle Kothapalle 68 4 Potukanuma 122 Bommasamudram Kotha venkatapuram 52 Kotrakona 36 Pulicollu 118 Krishnajimmapuram 12 Puthalapattu 28 Charvaganipalle 46 Kukkalapalle 111 Cheelapalle 116 KuppuganipaUe 104 Ramapuram Ramapuram 31 Chennasamudra Agraharam 113 24 Chinnamareddi Khandriga 115 A Lakshmambapuram 34 Samireddipalle Chinna Vepanjeri 71 A 38 Sathambakam 108 Chintha~unta 83 . Madhavaram 7 Siddalinganapalie Chinthapenta 71 Mahadevamangalam 2S 90 Siddareddipalle 6 Chitipiralla 123 Mandikrishnapuram 97 Chittapara 43 Mangasamudram 109 TaJambedu 44 Chittoor 81 Mapakshi 27 Tathireddipalle 21 Mathirevula 3 ThalupuJapalle 91 Modipalle 45 Thenebanda 121 Dakshina Brahmanapalle 106 Mogarallapalie ThenepalJe 77 Diguvamasapalle 15 33 Mopireddipalle 114 ThimmapaUe 41 Doddipalle 119 Morakaiakuppam 42 Thimmasamudram 92A Muddaramapuram 8 Thippanapalle 69 Ellapalle 74 Mukkelathuru 88 Thumminda Errachcruvupalle 2 40 Murkambattu 66 Tungundram 105 Muthakurpalle 49 Gandlapalle 73 Muthukuru 64 Varathuru 61 Gangadhara NeJlore 101 Vasanthapuram 75 Nallarallapalle 9 Goduguchinta 20 Vavilthota 54 60 Gullapalle N~ndanoor 58 Veeraganellore Nangamangaiam 48 Greamspeta 120 76' Velkuru 22 Nanjarapalle 100 GudipaJa ]0 VenuthanapaJIe 32 Guntipalle 112 Naragallu 62 Yepanjeri 79 Narigapalle 14 Vepanapalie 56 NelJipalle 37 Vezzupalle 47 Iruvaram 63 Vinjam 19 Oddepalle 82 Jangalapalle 89 Otivaripalle 86 Yadamari 143 144 10 ....-, \ _,-. 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I-H 1-1-31 Ward E.B. 19 4-6-53 4-6-60 1-2-1 1-2-34 Cone/d..- 4-7-1 4-7-57/2 1-3-1 1-3-23 4-8-1 4-8-27/4 1-4-1 1--4-10 4-9-1 4-9-39 E.B. 2 1-6-1 1-6-35 4-10-1 4-10-16 1-7-1 1-7-65 E.B. 20 4-10-17 4-10-31 E.B. 3 1-5-1 1-5-24 4-11-1 4-11-25 1-8-1 1-8-74 4-12-1 4-12-41 E.B. 4 1-9-1 1-9-40 4-13-1 4-13-45 1-10-1 1-10-67 E.B. 21 4-13-46 4-13-64/2 4-14-1 4--14-35 Ward 2 E.B. 5 2-1-1 2-1-100 4-15-1 4-15-67 E.B. 6 2-1-101 2-1-128 E.B. 22 4-15-68 4-15-164 2-1/1-1 2-1/1-16 2":2-1 2-2-12/2 Ward 5 E.B. 23 5-1-1 5-1-91 E.B. 7 2-3-1 2-3-16/2 E.B. 24 5-1-92/1 5-1-161 2--4-1 2-4-13 5-2-1 5-2-21 2-5-1 2-5-32 E.B. 25 5-2-22A 5-2-46 2-6-1 2-6-17 5-2/1-2 5-2/1-25 E.B. S 2-6--18 2-6-51 5-3-1 5-3-38 2-7-1 2-7-24 ItB. 26 5--4-1 5-4-78 2-8-1 2-8-21/B 5-5-1 5-5-31 E.B. 9 2-9-1 2-9-20 5-5/1-1 5-5/1-5 2-10-1 2-10-23/C E.B. 27 5-5/1-6 5-5/1-11/B 2-11-40 2-11-1 5-5/2-1 5-5/2-18 E.B. 10 2-12-1 2-12-25 5-5/3-1 5-5/3-9 2-13-1 2-13-43 ,5-6-1 5-6-45 2-14-1 2-14-38 5-7-1 5-7-30 Ward 3 E.B. H 3-1-1 3-1-196/4 E.B. 28 5-7-31 5-7-61 3-2-1 3-2-28 5-8-1 5-8-77 E.B. t2 3-2-29 3-2-72 3-2/1-1 3-2/1-21 Ward 6 E.B. 29 6-1-1 6--1-35 3-2/2-1/1 3-2/2-12 6-1/1-1 6-1-19 6-2-33B E.B. 13 3-3-1 3-3-51 6-2-1 3-4-1 3-4-50 E.B. 30 6-2-34 6--2-56 6-3-80 E.B. 14 3-4-51 3-4-158 6-3-1 E.B. 31 , E.B. 15 3-4-159 3-4-177 6-4-1 6-4-59/2 6-4/1-1 6-4/1-28 3-5-1 3-5-52 6--4/2-1 6-4/2-23 3-6-1 3-6-23 3-7-1 3-7-30 E.B. 32 6-5-1 6-5-34 6-5/1-1 6-5/1-27 Ward 4 E.B. 16 4-1-1 4-1-104 6-6-1 6-6-27 4-1/1-1 4-1/1-12 E.B. 33 6--6/1-1 6-6/1-25 E.B. 17 4-2-] 4-2-21 6-7-1 6-7-63 E.B.I06 4-2-22 4-2-106 4-3-1 4-3-24/2 Ward 7 E.B. 34 7-1-1 7-1-19 4-4-1 4-.4-46/3 7-2-1 7-2-46 E.B. 18 4-4-47 4--4-48 7-3-1 7-3-12 4-5-1 4-5-12/3 E.B. 35 7-3-13 7-3-33 4-5/1-1 4-5(1-20 7-4-1 7-4-23 4-n-.1 4-6-52 7-5-1 7-5-52 157 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Chittoor Taluk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction """\ r- ---, Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r------_,,__ """\ Block No. E.B. No. From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) CHITTOOR TOWN Ward 7- E.B. 36 7-5-53 . 7-5-88 Ward 10- E.B. 53 10-4-1 10-4-44 Coneld. 7-6-1 7-6-36 Con e ld. 10-5-55/A 10-5-76 7-7-1 7-7-71 10-6-1 10-6-18 37 7-8-1 7-8-14/9 E.B. Ward 11 E.B. 54 11-1-1 11-1-119 Ward 8 E.B. 37 8-1-1 8-1-74 11-2-1 11-2-19 E.B. 38 8-1-75 8-1-83/3 11-3-1 11-3-29 8-2-1 8-2-5", E.B. 55 11-4-1 11-4-94 8-3-1 8-3-29 11-5-1 11-5-18 E.B. 39 8-4-1 8-4-20 11-6-1 11-6-67 8-5-1 8-5-22 E.B. 56 11-7-1 11-7-19 8-5/3-1 8-5/3-23 11-8-1 11-8-52 E.B. 40 8-5/H 8-5/1-53 Ward 12-1-1 . 8-5/2-1 8-5/2-30/5 12 E.B. 56 12-1-90 8-6-1 8-6-9 12-3-1 12-3-19 12-3/1-1 12-3/1-21/B E.B. 41 8-6-10/1 8-6-98 E.B. 57 12-2-1 12-2-54 E.B. 42 8-7-1 8-7-56 8-8-1 8-8-50 E.B. 58 12-4-1 ]2-4-24 12-5-] 12-5-58 E.B. 43 8-8-51 8-8-58B 8-9-1 8-9-10 E.B. 59 12-6-] 12-6-188 8-10-1 IHO-28 E.B. 60 12-5/1-1 12-5/1-9 ]2-7-170 Ward 9 E.B. 43 9-1-1 9-H3/5 12-7-1 12-8-1 12-8-8 E.B. 44 9-1-14)1 9-1-48/3 12-9-1 N.A. 9-2-1 9-2-52 12-10-1 12-10-4 9-2/1-1 9-2/1-8 9-3-1 9-3-12 Ward 13 E.B. 60 13-1-1 13-1-51 B.B. 45 9-3-13/1 9-3-45 E.B. 61 13-2-1 13-2-44/5 9-4-1 9-4-41 ]3-3-1 13-3-60 E.B. 46 9-4-42 9-4-61 E.B. 62 13-3-61 13-3-89 9-4/1-1 9-4/1-40/2 13-4-1 13-4-53 9-5-1 9-~-10/2 13-5-1 13-5-22 9-6-1 9-6-12/5 E.B. 63 13-6-1 ]3-6-32 B.B. 47 9-7-1 9-7-16 13-7-1 13-7-11 9-8-1 9-8-27 13-8-1 13-8-16 9-9-1 9-9-39 13-9-1 13-9-16 Ward 10 E.B. 47 10-1-1 10-1-29 B.E. 64 13-10-1 13-10-66 10-1/2-1 10-1/2-7 13-11-1 13-11-31 B.B. 48 10-1/1-1 10-1/1-27 Ward 14 E.B. 65 14-1-1 14-1-56 10-1/3-16 10-1/3-1 14-1/1-1 14-1/1-6/C 10-1/4-1 10-1/4-23 14-2-1 14-2-36/11 10-1/5-13 10-1/5-1 14-3-1 14-3-23 10-1/6-1 10-1/6-7/1 14-3/1-35/B 10-1/7-1 10-1/7-8 E.B. 66 14-: Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Chittoor Taluk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r ~ Wardf House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Localityf 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) CHITTOOR TOWN Ward 14- E.B. 71 14-8-1 14-8-38 Ward 16 E.B. 86 16-1-1 16-1-21 COlic/d. 14-9-1 14-9-26 E.B. 87 16-1-22!A 16-1-61 E.B. n 14-9-27 14-9-99 16-2-1 16-2-22 14-10-1 14-10-44 E.B. 88 16-2-23 16-2-44 E.B. 73 14-9-100 14-9-176 16-3-1 16-3-36 14-12-1 14-12-42 E.B. 89 16-3-37 16-3-82 E.B. 74 14-11-1 14-11-41 16-3/1-1 16-3/1-8 14-12/1-1 14-12/1-30 16-4-1 16-4-25 E.B. 90 16-4-26/1 16-4-S6 Ward IS E.B. 75 15-1-1 15-1-74/15 16-5-1 16-S-17 15-1/1-1 15-1/1-11/2 16-5/1-1 16-5/1-13 IS-1/2-1 15-1/2-12 16-5/2-1 16-S/2-22 15-1/3-1 '. 15-1 (3-27 .. 15-1/4-1 ]5-1/4-16 E.B. 91 16-6-1 16-6-53 16-7-1 16-7-15 E.B. 76 15-1/5-1 15-1/5-10 E.B. 92 16-7-16 16-7-19/B 15-1/6-1 15-1/6-12 15-1/7-1 15-1(7-29 16-8-1 16-8-15 15-1/8-1 IS-1/8-50 16-9-1 16-9-17/B Ward 17 E.B. 92 17-1-1 17-1-15 E.B. 77 15-1/8-51 '15-1/8-61 17-2-1 17-2-49/B 15-1/9-1 15-1/9-62 E.B. 93 17-2/1-1 17-2/1-8 15-1/10-1 15-1/10-18 17-3-1 17-3-9/3 E.B. 78 15-2-1 15-2-46 17-4-1 17-4-45 15-2/1-1 15-2/1-31 17-5-1 17-5-32 E.B. 79 15-2/2-1 15-2/2-39 E.B. 94 17-6-1 ; 17-6-33 15-3-1 15-3-64 17-7-1 17-7-23 E.B. 80 15-3-65 15-3-118 17-7/1-1 17-7/1-8 15-4/2-31/1 16-4/2-72 17-8/1-1 17-8/1-9 E.B. 107 15-3/1-1 15-3/1-22 E.B. 95 17-8-1 17-8-24/5 15-3/2-1 15-3/2-72 17-8/2-1 17-8/2-14 E.B. 81 15-4-1 15-4-91 17-8/3-1 17-8/3-C Ward E.B. 95 18-1-1 18-1-249 E.B. 82 15-4/1-1 15-4/1-50 18 15-4/2-1 15-4/2-30 B.B. 96 ] 8-2-1 18-2-18 18-3-1 18-3-63 E.B. 83 15-5-] 15-5-58 18-4-1 18-4-10 15-5/1-1 15-5/1-36 18-5-1 18-5-61 15-6-1 15-6-15 E.B. 97 18-5-62 18-5-88 E.B. 84 15-6-16 15-6-30 18-5/1-1 18-5/1-11/C 15-6/1-1 I5-6/1-21/C 18-6-1 18-6-6 15-6/2-1 15-6/2-40 18-6/1-1 18-6/1-6 18-7-1 18-7-31 E.B. 85 15-6/2-41 15-6/2-45 E.B. 98 18-8-1 18-8-18 15-6/3-1 15-6/3-20 18-8/1-1 18-8/1-9/B 15-7-1 IS-7-3S/C J8-8/2-1 18-8/2-5 15-7(1-1 15-7/1-9 18-9-1 18-9-54 15-8-1 IS-8-11 18-10-1 15-9-1 15-9-31 18-10-7/C Ward 19 E.B. 98 19-1-1 19-1-20 E.B. 86 15-9-32 15-9-56 19-1/1-1 19-1/1-10 15-10-1 15-10-51 t 9-2-1 19-2-6 159 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Chittoor Ta/uk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r" ...., Wardf 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. .A From To From To -- (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) CHITTOOR TOWN Ward 19- E.B. 99 19-2-7 19-2-52/2 Ward 20- 20-1/2-1 20-1/2-19 Concld. 19-2/1-1 19-2/1-11 Cone/d. 20-1/3-1 20-1/3-17 E.B. 100 19-2/2-1/1 19-2/2-9 20-2-1 20-2-4 19-3-1 19-3-17B 20-2/1-1 20-2/1-4/2 19-3/1-1 19-3/1-20 20-3-1 20-3-20 19-4-1 19-4-26 20--4-1 20-4-9 19-5-1 19-5-19/1 20-5-1 20-5-19/6 E.B. 101 19-5/1-1 19-5/1-24 E.B. 103 20-5-20 20-5-81 19-5/2-1 19-5/2-22 20-6-1 20-6-11 19-5/3-1 19-5/3-14 20-7-1/1 20-7-4/2 19-5/4-1 19-5/4-14 E.B. 104 20-7-5/1 20-7-19 19-5/5-1 19-5/5-20 20-8-1 20-8-12 19-5/6-1 19-5/6-9 20--9-1 20-9-12 E.B.I02 19-5/7-1 19-5/7-6 20-10-1 20-10-26 19-5/8-1 19-5/8-10 E.B. 105 20-10-27 20-10-46 Ward 20 E.B. 102 20-1-1 20-1-2 20--11-1 20-11-60 20-1/1-1 20-1/1-6 20-11/1-1 20-11/1-29 ~ 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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'Q...... cI (Ij (Ij ~ 01 01 '-' ::: ::: ::: ::: ::: ::: No.-13 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES It BANGARUPALEM INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK 1971 1971 1971 ),.ocation Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 30 Aragonda 61 Kallurupalle 77 Otivaripalle 8 Ayyala KrishnareddipaUe S6 Kalva Mogilappa Khandriga 13 Kaminayanipalle 39 Paimagham 66 Benipalle 16 Kanipakam 52 Palamakulapalle 76 Bhoomireddipalle 27 Karakampalle 50 Paleru 70 Bodabanda 74 Kasiralla 26 Pallecheruvu 68 Budithireddipalle 37 Kattakindapalle 17 Patnam S4 Keeramanda 2 Peddasamireddipalle 3 Polakala 32 Cherlopalle 11 KoUapaUe 12 15 Chigarapalle 69 Koormaipalle Pullur 28 Kothapalle 18 Punyasamudram 41 Kuppam 29 Puthramaddi 73 Dasarapalle 21 Puthur 25 Diguvamagham 23 Diguvathadakara 36 Madhavaram 57 Ragimanipenta 71 Madireddipalle 65 Mahasamudram 43 Sadakuppam 31 Eachaneri 10 Sanganapalle 24 Eguvathadakara 67 Majara Kothapalle 33 Sarakallu 9 Erlampalle 34 Mallakunta 44 Mathyam 40 Setteri 51 Mogili 38 Gandupalle 5 Morampalle 22 Tavanampalle 58 Gollapalle 49 Mothugunta 53 Tekumanda 72 Gollapalle 14 Mudigolam 62 Thambuganipalle 35 Govindareddipalle 46 Muthukur 40A Thoompayanapalle 63 Gundla Kattamanchi 41 A Thumba 1 Gundlapalle 75 Nadimpalle 32A Gurukuvaripa lle 47 Nalagampalle 20 Uthara Brahmanapalle 19 Nalisettipalle 6 Irala (AviraJa) 42 Nallamgadu 48 Venkatagiri 4 Nampalle 7 Venkatasamudra Agraharam S9 Jambuvaripalle 64 N oonegundlapalle 55 Vepanapalle 173 174 tnOOO...-lM N '" • ~onv"'''' 00 N\ONOao N ~ ~ q~ 0\ ~ M f"') I.() ...... 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"'. .N - \Q -o '001Q'\ - • r--_ ...,'<1"0 - _ 0\ .... t""l C"f ~ c; Po :a \Dr r- r- 182 ( .'\QNCl\OO ...... o~ • r- :N N ...... . .,... ·M~"" .. o 'N - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PALMANER TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 5 Alapalle 34 Jallipeta 76 Ogu 29 AnkemvaripaUe 18 JeedimakulapaUe 91 Attikuppam 7S Jodiverrivanipalle 81 Padigalakuppam 31 Ayyamreddipalle 55 JounipaUe 58 Paipalle 25 Palmaner 39 Baippagaripalle 51 Kadapanatham 97 Pamanaboyanapalle 87 Baipparedlapalle 9 Kaigallu 86 Pamuganipalle 11 Baireddipalle 20 Kalagatur 99 Pandyalamadugu 78 Bairupalle 21 Kallupalle 65 Papepalle 73 Bandapalle 6 KambhampaUe 16 Pathikonda 95 Bandarlapalle 13 Kammanapalle 52 Pathurnatham 14 Belupalle 38 Karadimadugu 57 Patrapalle 60 BodiguttapaUe 15 Keelapalle 79 Pedda Bharanipalle 70 Boyachi'lnaganapalle 88 Kempasamudram 1 Pedda Chellaragunta 33 Kolamasanapalle 56 Peddanapalle 72 Konerugollapalle 45 Chappidipalle 100 Peddur 84 Kongatam 35 Pengarakunta 101 Chennaradoddi 74 Kothakota 94 Chennareddi palle 54 Krishnapuram 40 Chettapenta 67 Kumbarlapalle 42 Raghunayukuladinne 85 Chinnakongatam 37 Kurmoy 90 Ramakuppam 71 Chinthamakulapalle 27 Ranganayanipalle 3 Lakkanapalle 19 Dandapalle 36 Samudrapalle 10 Devadoddi 64 Maddasamudram Agraharam 2 Settipalle 46 Dharmapuri 17 Mamadugu 82 Sivunikuppam 48 Donthirallapalle 92 Manendram 32 Sreerangarajupuram 23 MaredupaUe 77 Mattiguttapalle 24 Gangavaram 7 Theertham 49 Mekalanagireddipalle 12 Ganginayanipalle 41 Thimmaiahgaripalle 22 Melumoy 96 Giddapalle 89 Thimmasamudram 47 Moolathimmepalle 4 Gollachemanapalle 8 Thotakanuma 28 Moram 53 Gonumakulapalle 61 Tirumala Pichigundlapalle Mudaramdoddi 98 Gorivimakulapalle 69 93 Muddanapalle 50 Gounithimmepalle 44· Veerlabanda 66 Gudipalle Ven~a tagirikota 83 Nadeetheeram Dasarlapalle 63 30 Gundlapalle 80 Vibhuthiyelanagaram 26 Nagamangalam 43 Nellipatla 62 Hanumapalle 59 Nernipalle 68 Yalakallu 183 .... ~~: ~~~~g <'\ ...... 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'OJ" 00\"'" 00- -to ...... r'f') 0 r-iO";r-iO ~....;NON O~_;C~ .... N.., 'OJ" If\ 1llr-000l0 OOQOCXl 0000 000000000\ 191 ._ <'l • .... '0 ''0 -' · .... • 00 :- .r-- ·N • II) · .... ._'N • N ....0 • l" ."'d" .\0 ,- • «> "l:: ('r) • ...-1 ~ • ' NOoo 0 00'0 00 OO~ .; c: ~ u 0"0 - ,....j N·tfj "'II:t It') \01"-00010 0-- 0 0 00 00 co 00 00 000000000"1 ....I-VZ 192 ...~ N on 10 (' 'N :- '0.,., ,,",N ..... 00 • 00 - .- -.... - on ·N .N 00 '0\ N .0\ 00,,", 00 ... o :VlN ...... IOr--OOo\O 000000000\ 193 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Palmaner Taluk PALMANER TOWN Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,- .... 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) Block B.B. 62 1-1 1-116 Block 13 E.B. 73 13-1 13-108 E.B. 63 1-117 1-143 Block 14 E.B. 74 14-1 14-98/2 Block 2 B.B. 63 2-1 2-122 Block 15 E.B. 75 15-1 15-107 Block 3 E.B. 64 3-1 3-132 Black 16 E.B. 75 16-1 16-105 Block 4 B.B. 65 4-1 4-108 Block 17 E.B. 76 17-1 17-140/1 Block 18 E.B. 77 18-1 18-122 Block 5 E.B. 66 5-1 5-123 Block 19 E.B. 77 19-1 19-92 Block 6 E.B. 67 6-1 6-99A Block 20 E.B. 78 20-1 20-101 Block 7 E.B. 67 7-1 7-56/3 Block 21 E.B. 79 21-1 21-143B E.B. 68 7-57 7-90 Block 22 E.B. 79 22-1 22-56 Block 8 E.B. 68 8-1 8-95 E.B. 80 22-57 22-108 Block 23 E.B. 80 23-8 23-110 Block 9 E.B. 69 9-1 9-136 Block 24 E.B. SI 24-1 24-116 Block 10 E.B. 70 10-1 10-112 Block 25 E.B. 82 25-1 25-149 Block 11 E.B. 71 11-1 11-152 Block 26 E.B. 83 26-1 26-106 Block 12 E.B. 72 12-1 12-138 Block 27 E.B. 84 27-1 27-128 N. B.-In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different wards/localities/blocks. In all such cases, the E. B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned ward/locality/block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 194 I ~I ~I ~I ~ l III ""IOC::> -00'<1"10...,1'-00111 ~ O~::= ~:::O\OCO~NI"-- rq" rq "1""1"QO ... OO('lO\"...' ~$g~~~~~~~~~~~~i~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I=cil=cil=cil=ci~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ i:i:i OOo\O-NfI'\.q-I(')\C)("-..COo\O_N -_ ...... -""'"' ...... N(""-iN .:s .. (,) Q'tl • 000 0 ~·;;UZ 195 1Q00..,r--_..,onClC.... ..,. ... :'7 ..... <"l . '" Cf.) . . · . ~ ,~ tlI U : r-- < ~ ~ Eo; 7JJ Z ~ ~ ~ < 0 7JJ f-< ~ 0 7JJ ~ Z Z .... .~ <1; - ~ u ~ ...l <1; .... p.. ~ < ~ ""g):;:l"':::r--NQI '700 ..... ~'7&:l00 ..• on_ :;... ~ ,~ ~ ·.00 .... ...... "<:1-- N",- O_N"''7 ...... ;.: \C\O~ ~~~~~~~~ ~$~~~~~~~~~~~~~~] aoooooooco Eo; os 0", £ U..... ~.2'... ' Z ~ ~ ~ "2~.sO txi,:q~ txitxitxitxil%itxitxi~ ,:qtxi~~txi,:q~~txi,:q~~~,:qtxil%i~ ~ E!: .... "'Z :::: , '.., I%i~~txi~ oo~..;.: tlltllc 1Iol~~Qj~IliQj~ IlillillitllQj~~QjIli~QjQjQjQjQjQj~ E-< i 0 ...... ~QjQjQjl:Li C/} E- . "" • N •. • <"l . '"'" ~$g~~~~~~~~~~~~~] ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~>Ii~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ Itl OOCl'.O~N~~V"l\Ot'--OOO'\O~N -~-""'''''''_''''''''''''''-'''''NNN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KUPPAM TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village .code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 192 Adavibudugur 98 Gudipalle 53 Nanjampeta 188 AdavimulakapaJle 171 Gudla KadirepaUe 160 Nimmakanpalle 96 Agaram 143 Gudlanayanipalle 158 Noolakunta 106 Alugumanipalle ]30 Gundlasagaram 175 Onnappanayaoikothur 33 Ammavaripeta 28 Gundusettipalle 93 Ontipalle 134 Anagarlapalle 19 Gunjarlapalle 55 Anchinayanikuppam 123 Guttapalle 39 Pacharumakulapalle 86 Anganamalakothur 181 Paipalyam 108 Irisigani palle 150 PaJarlapaUe 7 Anikera 16 Jalliganipalle 50 Ankireddipalle 42 Papireddiyur 139 Jarugu 169 Pedda Bangarunatham 66 Arimuthanapalle 174 Jarugul 197 198 :'" '"..... • 00 co ~~~~~ -N "'"""N-...... t"""lt.rl.....co,,", OO"'' ~~~~~ ~ ~ f'I1 ~ f"'l... ~ ....00)(1) . :l-"''0 000 Z!I:..c:: \O~~O...-4 r-ON"'' DONIC' II) 00 ....OO' -.... ;:::::!;~~ ~ ~'" 0'1 I()Q ...... 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"" -'" "" ...'" - M 214 f"-oNOO'" tn .... ~N NN_("I')¢'I,- NIIt")-('f') ( 1 : ...... 1'1 I I I I I I : .,.-, ;' ~l ...... ,\0 ..... 1 0 I I ~l I I .N '" I . 1 ·N . - . - N ('I"'.~ Vi -tr)V).,....V)V)--.....,- 215 ....00 '".... oN o '" \C 0\ • M .... N 'CJ~ V> oM V> .... ;;)..... o 00 :~ M C'l '-' ~ ~ o:s ~0:: V> .... ° ...... , :-"IN 0\ ...... : "1" N""' '" :S ~ "1"- MN ° «"l .~ :- \C r-. 00010 00 00 00 00 0\ 216 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Block.> in the Urban Areas of Kuppam Taluk KUPPAM TOWN Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ..... r--- .A-- --__..., 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. From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1 ) (2) (3) (4) Block E.B. 89 1-1 1-109/2 Block 10 E.B. 96 10-1 1~127 Block 11 Block 2 E.B. 89 2-1 2-30 E.B. 96 11-1 11-25 B.B. 90 2-31 2-115}2 E.B. 97 11-26 11-135/3 Block 12 E.B. 98 12-1 12-105 Block 20 B.B. 90 20-1 20-63 Block 3 B.B. 91 3-1 3-125 Block 13 E.B. 98 13-1 13-28 E.B. 99 13-29 13-120 Block 4 E.B. 92 4-1 ~135 E.B. 100 13-121 13-133 Block 5 E.B. 92 5-1 5-30 Block 14 E.B. 100 14-1 14-150/3 E.B. 93 5-31 5-100 Block 15 E.B. 101 15-1 15-145A Block 6 E.B. 93 6-1 6-134/2 Block 16 E.B. 102 16-1 ]6-105 Block 7 E.B. 94 7-1 7-130 Block 17 E.B. 103 17-1 17-116 Block 8 E.B. 94 8-\ 8-85 B.B. 95 8-86 8-125 Block 18 B.B. 104 18-1 18-141 Block 9 E.B. 95 9-1 9-108 Block 19 E.B. 105 19-1 19-143 N. B.-In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different wards/localities/blocks. In all such cases, the E. B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned ward/locality /block a~d the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 217 I !il,~I ~I ~l 'N '~ ...... ,.., . ~ 0000\"1",0\<-00-,"1"'_ ~~~:! S.... ~~~~$~~ .... ' O~IJ] ° ::l::! 000 Z::r:..c:: N _""l/').o N"7 10 0'\ """ \oN'70 "I!'f' 0\ 00-00 0 -ONtr) CIO OOt--ct('~ \Q ale." ~ ...... _ .... 00000\0 ~~~~ ~ 0-,0-,0\0 ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~..:c c:i~c:ic:i..:c c:i~~~c:ic:ic:i w~>lis.U ~ i.l.illi>Li~.2 lliw>Li>Liwuilli ~ Cl:i \"'<-00 0\;::= Nf"I') "1'lfi\Ot"'--OO0\0------N -"..>:..>: -'<">:":<: u CJ CJ u u u 000 000 ~P5~ iiiP5P5 U~ C::"O" ° 000 0 ...l°;:;UZ 218 ·oN .... . ,..., ...... ... oN 0-.:1" 0-.:1" _ 00 -.:1"- _ NNM ...... 0.0'10'10\ t:1 ~~~~t3 ~ ~ ~~~Q:i ..::c ~~>ti>ti ..::c Rl~~w .2 WWWW .2 ~ i:Q 0'10-.... - .; 4) u ~'1:l • 0 ..l°;;uZ000 219 ~ ::> to 000 0 lI'"If"'\ .... M OO..,.r-N I() 00.,., .... 00 10 0.,...,., ..... 0\0'" ...l co'"' 10 NN"""r- _ .,.,onlO""" => f"") 0\ f'f'\ tn 00 &l~::t:$ .,.,"' .... 'C OO ...... 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Ili~~ 00.\( Ili~~~ 00.\( >Ii~~~ "'C ~>lilli>li 00.\( Ili>lilli~ 00.\( ~~Ililli~~~ ~ o <> <> u .., .., :;::OSZ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ Il.iijj~ijj ~~Il.i~~Il.i~ f-< o »01 € ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fIl 't:I 't:I 't:I 't:I .... 1-<.'0::.... ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PUNGANUR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. CadeNo. CadeNa. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) 10 Ammagaripalle 97 Jagamarla 3 Palamanda 91 AppenapaJle 33 Palayampalle Aradigunta 37 Pandillapalle 83 4 Kambhamvaripalle Arikela 99 Pasupathur 39 9 KamireddivaripaJle Avulapalle 82 Peddakapalle 57 8 Kandur 46 Peddakurapalle 38 Kappalle 86 Peddapanjani 19 Bandlapai 84 Karasanapalle 69 Pedda Upparapalle 65 Bandlapalle 42 Katiperi 88 Pedda Valagatur 79 Battamdoddi 95 Keelapatla 35 Pedda Yallakuntla 40 Bheemaganipalle 34 Kogathi 54 Pudipatla 22 Bodevaripalle 90 Kogileru 63 Punganllr 93 Bommarajupalle 80 Kolathur 17 Booragamanda 66 Kothakota 94 Kothapalle 41 Raganipalle 52 Chadalla 62 Kuduru Cheemanapalle 59 Ramasamudram 89 Chalamangalam 74 Kllmmaranatham 45 R. Nadimpalle 92 Chamanerll 70 Kllrijala 81 Rayalapeta 55 Charala Chembakur 31 53 Laddigam 29 Cherukuvaripalle 100 Sankarayalapcta 2 Chintamakulapalle 20 S. Nadimpalle 43 Chintamakulapalle (Plldipatla) 72 Magandlapalle 44 Settipeta 71 Chokkandlapalle 48 Malanatham 18 Shandramakulapalle 36 Chowdepalle 50 Mangalam 101 Sivadi 73 Melumdoddi 11 Sodam Somala 23 Diguvapalle 5\ Melupatla 26 56 Durgasamlldram 47 Miniki 76 Suddagllntlapalle 32 Mittachintavaripalle 7 Mittapalle 58 Elavanellore 12 Thamminayanipalle Mogilapalle 14 Errathivaripalle 96 5 Thatiguntapalem 61 Moogavadi 49 Etavakili 21 Thimmanayanipalle Mudarampalle 64 Ethur 103 75 ThurlapaJle 85 Muthukur 28 Upparapalle 24 Gaddamvaripalle 16 Nadigadda 87 Gamkonda 77 Nagireddipalle 104 Gandrajupalle 27 Nanjampeta alias Chadambylu 6 Valligatla Gangivari palle 13 30 Nariganipalle 78 Vanamaladinne 98 Gundugallll 67 Nekkondi 68 Veerapalle 15 Nellimanda 60 Voolapadu 25 Irikipenta 102 Nidigllnta 1 Vootupalle 221 222 1fl1ll0 ...... , ...,..... N·on'" NN 0'11010 ",000 ....0'1...... 1Il'" "",. 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No. r From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Block E.B. 280 1-1 1-120 Block 17 E.B.295 17-1 17-114 Block 2 E.B. 281 2-1 2-124 Block 18 E.B. 296 18-1 18-145 Block 3 E.B. 282 3-1 3-149A Block 19 E.B.296 19-1 19-104 Block 4 E.B.283 4-1 4-101 Block 20 E.B. 297 20-1 20--129 Block 5 E.B.284 5-1 5-128A Block 21 E.B. 298 21-1 21-117 Block 6 E.B.285 6-1 6-131 E.B. 305 21-118 21-143 7-1 7-110 Block 7 E.B.286 Block 12 E.B. 299 22-1 22-123 Block 8 E.B.287 8-1 8-119 Block 23 E.B. 300 23-1 23-147 Block 9 E.B.288 9-1 9-139 24-1 24-116 Block 10 E.B.289 10-1 10-114 Block 24 E.B. 301 E.B. 305 24-127 24-162 Block 11 E.B. 290 11-1 11-124 E.B. 291 11-125 11-145 Block 25 E.B. 302 25-1 25-102/1 E.B.191 12-1 12-151 Block 26 E.B. 302 26-131 26-156 Block 12 E.B. 303 26-1 26-130 Block 13 E.B. 292 13-1 13-132 Block 27 E.B. 304 27-1 27-154 14-1 14-137 Block 14 E.B.293 Bloek 28 E.B. 149 28-1 28-37/C Block IS E.B. 284 15-1 15-100 Block 29 E.B. 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