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District Census Handbook, Banas Kantha, Part XIII-A & B, Series-5 CENSUS 1981 PARTS XIII-A & B 10WN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGE & TOWNWISE SERIES-5 PRIMARY CENSUS GUJARAT ABSTRACT BANAS KANTHA DISTRICT DISTRICT CENSUS HANDB08K R. S. CHHAYA of the Indian Administrative Service Director of Census Operations Gujarat CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 LIST OF PROPOSED PUBLICATIONS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PU BLICA nONS Census of India, 1981 Series-S Gujarat are being published in the following parts Part Subject Covered Number §I-A Administration Report-Enumeration I-B Administration Report-Tabulation §II-A General Population Tables - A-Series *II-B General Population Tables - Primary Census Abstract III-A General Economic Tables - B-Series (Tables B-1 to B-IO) III-B General Economic Tables - B-Series (Tables B-l1 to B-22) IV-A Social and Cultural Tables - C-Series (Tables C-J to C-6) IV-B Social and Cultural Tables - C-Series (Tables C-7 to C-IO) V-A Migration Tables - D-Series (Tables D-l to D-4) V-B Migration Tables - D-Series (Tables D-S to D-13) VI-A Fertility Tables - F-Series (Tables F-l to F-19) VI-B Fertility Tables - F-Series (Tables F-20 to F-28) *VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population VIII-A Household Tables (Tables HH-l to HH-16) VUI-B Household Tables (Tables HH-17) VIII-C Report on Households IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes X-A Town Directory X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages XI Ethnographic Notes and Special Studies on Scheduled Castes a,d Schedukj Tri':>es XII Census Atlas DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK XIII-A Village and Town Directory XIII-B Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract * Published § Under Print Note: (I) All the maps included in this publication are based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the:: Surveyor General of India. (2) The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line. (3) (©) Government of India Copyright 1984. ERRATA BANAS IANTHA DISTRICT Palo Palli.ulllll Col. For Read Page Particulars Col For Read No. No. No. No. -------------------- 1 3 4 2 3 (i) Contcnts- SI.No.4 - (xiii)-(xxix) (xiii) -(xlv) 42 L.C.No.61-Moria 6 PHS.DFP,C, PHS,D, - SI.No.S i-xvi i-xxix FPC, (lEiii) Important Statistic.­ 47 L.C. NO.1 07-VasDa(S) 6 T ( 22.00) T (122.00) Population-Total - 1,667.51 4 1,667.914 52 L C.No.4-Dhroba 10 -5(-10 kms) -(S-IO.fl:ml) Baoas Kaotha 57 L.C.l'ilo.46-Moral 16 W(I! .00) W(81.00) Dhtricl-P, raons 58 L.C.No 79-Akhol Moti 8 -(5- kml) -(-5 kms) S9 L.C.'-Io.77-VadJi Farm IS 207.21 (xiii) -do- Rural- Gujarat ~9 L.C. No.7 8-M a hadevia State-Malel - Not Clear II,Qi6.672 15 207.21 60 L.C.No.92-Shergadh 6 -(+ to kms) -(10+ kms) (viii) Fleface-2nd Half-1st Para - Ccilmpation Compilation 61 L.C. "'0.86-Vartloda 16 W(17.00) W (l7S.o0) 10th Jino of of 64 L.C.No.114-Khentava ] I Not clear PR,KR 81 L.C. "0.S2-~hjbori It> W( ,USO.OO) W( I ,080.00) Analytical Notes 91 SI.No.:!. 2 Ka.maJpur Kaamalpur 94 L.C.No.23 4 Not clear ),0311 96 (vii) (c) Yield per Hectares :1 Paper & Rape & L.C.No.54 2 KamaJpur KumaJpur 96 Mu,tared Must.ared L.C.No.47 4 Not dear SOS 101 SI.Na.15 2 Dabhp Dabbi Centre an (xii) 2nd Half-2nd Para-9th Line - Cecntre aD 112 SI No.72 2 Manpur Manpur. (xxvi) TabJe-21-Danta Taluka -T 5 52,826 51,326 Ehabbar Bhabbar -R 5 52,325 52,326 120 SI.No.72 2 KOIII Deodar Kotda Deodar Village Directory 122 SI.No.86 2 Chcmbura Chembuva 136 L.C.No.5I-Chandarva 4 Not clear 18 142 L.C.No.115-Garambdi " (21) <2111) S SI.No.4 3 Not clear 145 157 L.C.No. I U7-Sebhla ] 7 1139.50 839.01) 4 Not clear 10 7 SI No.191 B9 LC. N o.112-Dodia 17 43(1.00 4'0.00 \\ (49.00) 9 L.C.No.ti-Ghanta 16 W~49.0) 19 51.9 15.'5 L.C No 23-Kalimati 3 166.07 166.07 10 164 SI.No.IO 2 Bhadali Zat Shlldali 10 L.C.No.37-Rajpuria 4 288 258 (Zat) 12 LC.,"0.41-l'\4andalia 3 101.3 1111.31 4 176 174 14 L C.No.67-Bhakhar MOli 10 B BS 164 SI.No.73 2 Mawada Mewada L.C.No.fi9-Bhakhar NaDi 8 -(5-kms) -(-5kms) 170 L.C.No.5!-Saral 5 P.R. P(1\ IS L.C.No.73-Va,hana 18 230.00 230.96 170 L. C. No. C 6- Asia 5 P,(2\ P 17 L.C.No 9t-Ghoda 19 158.00 IS!!.60 192 L.C.No.64-Khandhora II PR,K PR.KR. 19 L,C.No.IOI-Pec'choli 12 Not clear Palanpur-40 197 L.C.No.113-Kuanpur 16 Not cl:ar W(90) L.CNo.! 2S-Sundba 4 (2(11) (301) 20 201 L.C.N.>.14i-Toda 14 Bajri,Wheat Eajri,W,lea1 L C. '-Io.139-Dhandha 4 2,951 2,651 22 Mai70 24 l.C.No.1SR-Ji atanpur 4 Not clear 1,304 219 Kankrej Talukt-Range L C. No. I 68-Valida 5 P,AC(2) P,AC 26 1 (-15 L.C'.No.41 3 MaedaLl MaDdlll., 28 L C.No.I77-Dalwada 7 W,Tk,H W,Tk,Hp 31 L.C.No.IS8- Badargadh 16 T (263.00) T (Zl6,O,) 211 Deodar Taluka-RanJc 36-'O-L C.No.IOS 3 Sarav Sanva 19 L.C.Nll. 'Q-Vausol 16 Not clear T (424.00) 40 L.C.No S5 2 Amadpura Amadpura) 230 Planpur Talul<a-R.ngo (Ghodia) (Gbodi.l) 36-SU L.C.No.8S 3 Ukarba Ukarda (i) E It RAT A --Con/d. --.--~-~- - ~---- .. -~---- l{ed Page Read Palo Part~kln eol. Fer Particulars Col. For N:>. No. No. N!'. 2 3 4 5 1. 3 4 S 60 L.C.l'o.54 Primary Census Abstract 2 Ka:1alpur Kramalpu 64 L.C.No.llJ-Ganjisar 3 1,796.78 1,716.78 72 L.C.No.77-Deodar 14 162 76:1 10 5-Radhanpur Taluka-U 8 Not clear 808 80 L C.No.42-Uchpa 6 Not c1:ar 1,010 \S I-Pa\anpur Ta\uka-T 2$ 969 961 L.C.No.?.t-Pddal\ 1 4 6 4\6 20 Pdlanpur laluka-Total 7 157,252 157,292 L.C.No.78-Bharadva 12 Blank 14 36 38 L.C.No.20-Kidotar tl6 L.C.No.34-Valadar 3 Net clear 1,241.36 22 L.C.No.61-Piprojpur II 15 65 88 L.C.No.3O-Bevala 13 NOI clear 104 {Tankari} L.C.No.42-Morlhal 8 Not dear 1,129 L.C. No.69-llh .khar Nani 10 60 69 L.C. No.43-Luvana 6 Nol clear 1,806 II Not clear 853 14 L.C.No.84-Ranpuria 11-14 Blank 13 Not clear 193 2 Chkavans Ct.ikallvBI L.C.'IIo.97 88 L C.No.47-Mangrol 14 Not clear 14 15 L.C.N!'.~2-Chitra Sani 22 8 L.C.No.~2 Bh, rd HI Not ckar 1-41 26 L.C.No.128 2 Badarpur Badarpull L.C.No.53-M,dhwa 5 Not dear 105 (Khodla) (Kh"ula) 8 Not clear 307 L.C.No.151-Gadh 13 852 1,&51 L.C.No.77-Vedala 7 40 410 L.C.No.IS2-Salempura 13 1,242 242 89 L C.No.S5-Dolatpura L.C.No.1 S9-~erwada 12 11 1 17 166 116 (Ratanpur) '2 SIV Thar.1d (V P) 10 Not clear 1,395 96 Dhlnera Tal uka -Total 6 14M,288 14),211 1.7 L.C.No.169-Jagoa 27 11.228 1,228 L.c'No.3-bhajan 3 1.8 0.42 1,890.42 33 L.C. No.28-Kamalpura 28 Not clear 47 L.C.No.7 2 Kuvwarala Kllowarall 14 L.C.No.73-Pepol 3 Not clear 844.69 3 1,14 .66 1,145.66 59 L.C.No.' 9-Pdnchada Z3 57 67 98 L.C No 69-Sodal 4 1 4 134 ,6 L.C.No.99-Amirpura 13 33 3!! 100 L.C No.9t-Mahudi NaDi 8 151 158 L.C.No.109-Kaleda 7 7 1 731 L.C. No.119-Millwada 3 3 (l.67 390.67 J7 L.C.No.86-Paldi 26 92 "2 L.C.No.120 2 Ratanpura RataopUf 40 L.C.No.29-Javal 4 118 151 (Dhanavada) 41 L.C.No.S-Nandla 25 1 L.C.No.121 2 Fatepuia Fatepur. 43 L.C.No.50-Manaki 17 NJt c1:ar 269 (Dhaoavadl 44 L.C. No.1 03-R~jpur 3 137.98 1,237.98 101 L.C.No.114-Godh 24 Blank 45 L.C No. I 26-Vahara 15 224 234 104 II-Dania T~luka-To'al 14 4,480 4,84t1 46 L.C.No.137-Bhadramali 3 1.427.67 1,427.07 107 L.C.No.
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