CENSUS OF INDIA 1981
SERIES 1'4. MEGHALAYA
PARTS XIII A & B DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT
J. TAYENG
OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE. Director of Cenius Operations MEGHALAYA CONTENTS
Pa~. FOREWORD I-II PREFACE I-IV MAPS ... Important Statistics Census Concepts ... I-!' History of the District and the District Census Handbooks 1-7 Major Social and Cultural Events of East Khasi Hiils Distr~ct ,-j Brief Description of Places of Religious, Historical Or Archaeological Importance 1. Places of Tourist ~nterest ••. 11-12 ~p.aly.sis of Tables 13 Fly leaf to Table-l 15 Table-l Population, Number of villages and Towns, 198.1, 16 .Fly leaf to Table-2 17 Table-2 Decadal change in distribution of Population "' .. 18 ;'able-3 Dis1ribution of Villages by Popul~tjon It Table-4 Distribution of villages by density 20 Table-5 Proportion of Scheduled Castes Populatibn to total Population in the villages 21 Table-6 Proportion of ~~p.eduled Tribes Population-to total PopUlation in the villages !I .Table-7 Proportion of Scheduled Caste~j'Tribes Population in Towns J \~3
TabJe- 8 Literacy Rates ·by Population'Ranges by villages ~4 'Table-9 Literacy Rate~ for Towns !5 Fly leaf to Table-IO 26 Tabie-IO Percentage of literate workers, non-workers, scheduled castes/tribes PopUla 21-29 tion in the district.
Fly leaf to Table-ll ... J Table-ll Distribution of villages according to the_,av<\ilability of different ame?,ities Table -12 Prop'Qrtion of rural Population served by different amenities Table-13 Distribution of villages not having certain amenities, arranged by distance ranges from places wJ:ere tbese are available.. f JS Tablc1 J4 Distribution of vilJages according to the d.istance from the nearest town and availability of different ~menities. ( ... i~ Table-)5 Distribution of villages according to popUlation range and amenities available i5 Table-16 Main Staple food in the majori~ of the villages in each C.D. Block 36 Table-17 Distribution of villages !according to land use 37
Table-l8 Growth, Density and Sex-ratio of urban population in the district III relation to the State.- 33 Tab;e-19 New Town/towns declassified in 1981 C~nsus 39 :Tabler-20 Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns ... Table -21 School per ten thousand in town Table-22 No. of Beds 'in medical institution .in town Table-23 Proportion of slum in towns .oi-J Table-24 Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in the towns 404 [ ii ]
PART-A VILLAGE AND TO-WN DIRECTORY
Page SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY Section-I Explanatory Notes to Village Directory 47-51 (i) Map of Nongpoh C. D. Block Facing page! Alphabetical order of village li§t of Nongpoh C. D. 1310ck 55-59
.t•• Village Directory 'of Ndngpoli C. ·D. Block ~.. 60-71 (ii) Map of Bhoi Area C. D. Block Facing page
Alphabetical order of yillagc: .l!~t of Bhoi Area C. D. Block 7,S-a!
Village Directory of Bhoi Area C. D. Block 82-99
(iii) Map of Mawryngkneng C. D. Block Fating page
Alphabetical order of Village List of Mawryngkneng C. D. Block J03--I,04
Village Directory of Mawryngkneng C. D. B~oc;k 106-109
(iv) Map of Mylliem C. D Block Facing page
} I Alphabetical Order of Village list of Mylliem C. D. Bloc~) 113-114
Village Directory of Mylliem C. D. Block 116-119 (v) Map Of 'Mawphlang C. D. Block Facing page. Alphabetical Order of Village list of Mawphlang C. D. Bloek 123-125
Village Directory of Mawphlang C. D. Block ... ~ 126-13;3
(vi) Map of Pynursla C. D: Block Facing page
AlPhabetical Order of village list of Pynursla C. D. Block 137-140
Village pirectory of Pynursla C. D. Block 14.2-15'3
(vii) Map of Shella-Bholaganj C. D. Block Facing page
Alphabetic.al Order of Village list of Shella-Bholaganj C. D. Block 157-161
Villag Directory of Shella-Bhohganj C. D. Block 162-177
(viii) Map of Mawsynram C. D. Block Facing page
Alphabetical order of village list of Mawsynram C. D. Block 181-185
Village Directory of MawsYm'am C. D. Block 186-1~7
(ix) Map of Mawkynrew C. D. ,Bloc/< Facing page
Alphabetical order of Village list of Mawkynrew C. D. Block 201-202
Village Directory of Mawkynrew C. D. Block ... 204-209 [ji~ ]
Pages VILLAGE' DIRECTORY
Appendix-I~C. D. Blp~k-wi,se Abstract of Educat}onal, MedicaJ I apd otllFr 210 ...... 214 Amenities.
Appendix-II-Land Utilisation data in respect of Non-Municipal towns (Ce'1sus towps).
Appendix-In-List of Villages where no Amenities available except drinking 216-225 , water C. D. Block-wise .
.Appendix-lV-List of Villages according .to the population of scheduled Castes and scheduled tribes to the total population C. D. Block-wise. 226-271
SECTION U-TOWN DIRECTORY
NOTES ON TOWN DIRECTORY 272-274
St'atement 'I-Status and Growth History 275 Statement II-Physical Aspects and lo«ation of Towns, .l97.ll 276
Statement IIJ-Municipa,I"Financ;e, 1-978-79 '\ .. 277 "St(\tement IV-Civic and other Amenities, 1979 278
Statement IVA-Civic and other Amenities in notified slums, 1979 279 • > Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1979 280--281 r Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, including Banking," 1979 282
District Primary Census Abstract 283-288
.... 1 PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 289
Urbln/Village Primary Census Abstract 290-393
(1) Nongpoh C. D. Block 290-305
(2) Bhoi Area C. D. Block 306-327
(3~ Mawryngkneng C. D. Block 328-333 (4) Mylliem C. D. Block 334-337 (5) Mawphlang C. D. Block 338-347 (6) Pynursla C. D. Block 348-357 ( 7) Shella-Bholaganj C. D. Block 358-373 (8) Mawsynram C.D. Block 374--387 (9) Mawkynrew C.D. Block 388-393 [ iv]
ApPfndi:x IV-IJist. .of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes 394-896· and Scheduled TrllJes to the total popUlation by ranges C. D. Block-wise. Primary Census Abstnct for Scheduled Castes 398-{Ol • I Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 402-407
Land use Map of Shillong Town Facing page
Description of Enumeration, Block boundary, Shillong Municipality 41~-437
Urban/Primary Census Abstract, Shillong Municipality 438-455,
Urban Primary Census AbltL'l.ct, Cantonment Town 462-463
Land ulle Map <)f Mawlai Town Facing page
Description of Enumeration Bloc1c bounqary Mawlai. Town 467-473
Urban Primary Census Abstcact~ Mawlz.i Town -4:74,-477
Land use Map of Nongthymm.ai To~u Facing page
Description of Enumeration BJoc'k boundary of Nongthymmai Town 4-81,48&
Urban Pri:mary Census Abstract, Nongthymmai'Town 488-491
Land use Map of Pynthorumkhrah Town Facing page
Description of Enumeration Block boundary of Pynthorumkhrah Town 495-498
Urban Primary Census Abstract, Pynthorumkhl'ah Town 500-501
Land me Map of Mad 'lnrting Town . Facing page
Description of Enumeration Block boundary of Madanrting Town 505-506
Urban Primary Census Abstract, Madanrting Town 508-5p9
, I Land use Map of Cherrapunjee Town Facing page
Description of 'Enumeration Block boundary of Cherrapunjee Town
Vrpan Primary Census Abstract, Cherrapunjee Town 516-517 ( ; i 1 F. 0 R IiI W 0 ,n D.
The District Census Handhook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf oC the State Governments, is one of th~ most yaluable products of the Census. 'the DCH is constantly referred' to by plartn~rs, administrators, academici~ns and res~archers. It is inler alia used f,,?r The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It cpntained impor~ '''''-hI Hoi .rl' \ II ) tant census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During l::l6i Lensus the sco,Pe, of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a, descriptive accoun,t of the district, ad~ip.istra {tive statistics, census tables and a village and tbwn CliredofY, including PCA. The 1971 D91 -series 'was plan:ded in three partsl, £art-A related, to village axtd'town directory, Part-B to vi!lage a~d town peA and Part-C compdsed analytical report, fldmin'isirati'(e statistics, district census 'tabl(!s and certain 'ana1ytical taqles' based on peA and amenityi data in respect of villages. How- .' I 'ever in 'some states it was qmfined to district cens'Us tables afld in a. few cases altogether giv~n 'up, due. to de'lay in compi\ation and printing. While designing the format of. 1981 DCH series some ne\v feat}1res along with the restructuring of the formats of village and fowH dir'ectoty have !been attempted'. I At 'the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an :am.ep.ity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ,ranRes from \~e' nearest place where the amenity is available may be givcl1':"IThr.'h,~,sturctw;t~g of the 'format 6f the villag~ directory and incorporating more exhausti~e 'dara on infra structure aspect particularly III relation to amenities and land~use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas, It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulatmg the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imhalances in the process of development. A few new items of infor mation have also been introduced to meet some of ttlt! ('quirements of the Revised Minim:un Needs Programme. Such llew items of information as adult literacy centres, Primary Health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced examine the correHltibn of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe popUlation to the total population has also been made with this view in mind The formats of the town directory h~Pic also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class---I and Class-II-towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the Iplanncrs to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other c1menities and adult literacy classes/c~ntrps under educatiunal facilities in Statements V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition in class of town in all the seven state ments of the town directory. Tht: infrastructure of amenities in urban are:1S of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the colum~s OR ~ivic administration status and popUlation in a few statements also serve this purpose. [ii] The format of the primary census abstract, for the villages and towns has been formulated' ifl the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual sUp" of 1981 .Census. In order to avoid delay in publication of ] 981 DCR series it has been so designed that Part ~ of the volume contains village and town directory and Part B the peA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Sch~duled Tribes PCA up to Tehsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCR a detailed analytical note supported by a number of' inset tables based on PCA and non census data in relation to the infrastnucture has been introduced to enhance its value. The district ana tehsil/Police Station/C.D. Block, etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other, important features have been inserted at appropriate plac~s, to further enhance the value o( the publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the .. Census Organisation. iThe data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri J. Tayeng, I.'A.S., 'the Director of Cen~us Operation!>', I\1:eghdlaya .on Jxilialf of the'State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task.of planning, designing and co-ordination of this pubiication was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my' 'Offl.ce. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the prepara fion of the maps. Data received from Cens'us Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research . :Officer; I am thankful to all who have contributed in ,.this project. New Delhi, P. PADMANABHA, Xhe 26th April, 1982! REGlSTJ-1AR GENERAL, lNDI4,• - Megha'J.aya is one of the youngest States of the ,Indian Un~on. At the time of taking the 19711 Census, it was an autonomous sub-state within the state of A~sari1 with two districts, viz., Garo Hms and United Khasi and Jaintia Hills Districts. With the re-organisation 'of the North-Eastern Statas under the North-Eastern State I(Re-organisation) Act, 1971 the erstwhile autonomous State of Meghahya was upgraded to a full-fledged State. Therefore of all practical purp::>ses, 1981 Censtls !s .. th~ first census conducted in Meghalaya as a full-fledged State. The new State went through far-reaching administrative changes in the subsequent years in 'Order to meet the administrative demands for speedy economic development of the people. Immediately after inauguration of the State the then Jaintia Hills SUlbd1vision of the United Khasi and Jaintia Hills District was upgraded into a full-fledged district in the early part of 1H72. 'Thereafter in 1976 Khasi Hills District and Garo Hills District were bitiurcated to form two districts each, viz., East Khasi Hills District with headquarters at Shplong, West Khasi Hills District with headquarters at Nongstoin, East Garo Hills District )',itt. headquarters at Williamnagar and \V~st Garo Hills District with 'headquarters at 7ura. Four new Subdivisions, viz., Amlarem in Jaintia Hills District, Ri-Bhoi in East Khasi Hills District, Mairang in West Khasi Hills District and 'Baghmara in West Garo Hills District were also constituted around the same time. In addition to these, six administrative units, viz., Khliehriat in Jaintia Hills District, Sohra in East Khasi Hills District, MawkYI1wat in West Khasi Hills District, Resubelpara in East Garo Hills District, Dadenggiri and Betasing Administrative units in iWest Garo Hills district were also brought into being. In the late 1979, the erstwhile 24 community developmnet blocks in the State were also Ire-organised to create six more add~tio~al community Development blocks bringing the total to 30. Of the new Community Development Blocks, Amlarem comprising the Amlarem Subdivision was carved out from erstwhile Thadlaskein C. D. Block, Mawkynrew in East Khasi Hills District was -carved out from iparts of J>ynursla ,ahd Mawryngkneng C. .D. Blocks, the northern portion of Bhoi 'Area C. D. Block was taken away and that portion of Mairang C. D. Block which falls in East Khasi 'Hills District wa's tagged to the northern portion of Bhoi Area C. D. Block to constitute a new, Nongpoh C. D. Block with headquarters at ,u)nling. In West Khasi Hills District, the biggest C. D. Block in the State, Nongstoin-Sonapahar was divided into two and the new C. D. Block comprising 'Sona:p~har area was formed as Mawspynrut C; D. Block with headquarters at Riangdo. In Ea'st Garo l1ills District, Songsaik C. D. Blpck was almost equally divided to constitute a new C. D. Block of Samanda comprising of the southern portion of Songsak Block. In West Garo Hills District, the erstwhile Damlbuk-Aga was d.i.yisIcd .along the river Simsang and a n~w C. D. Block narrned R~)l1gara was constituted on .the east~ 'yhi1e on the west of Simsang river the original C. 'D. '/Block with the same name continu.ed. Though ,already created, at the time of ,aq!ual census taking the new C. D. Blocks did not corne lnto existence in the field, and therefore except for Amlarem and ]\)Iawshynrut, 4 new 'C. D, 'Blocks were not taken as separate units in IUS1. Yet in order .to enhance the utility of the data to , lo ~ I the Planners, tHe data has been tabulated on the IbasIs of the new C. D. Blocks. The District Census Handboo'ks in 1971 were written for two districts which constituted the 'Autonomous State of Meghalaya at that time. As such for the first time, separate District Census Handboo'ks for all the five districts comprising present iMeghalaya are tbeing brought out in 19~1 separately. 1981 Census had some distinctiye features compared to earlier censuses. For the .first time, the economic census was canvassed in the form of Enterprise List along with ~he houselisting operations in September and October, 1980. This has necessitated ".'holeheart2d co-opera tion and co-ordination of the training programme as well as actual field operations between the State Directorate of Census Operations and the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Govern ... • [ii] ~Ilt of Meghalay.a, on Ibehalf of lhe "Cen\ral Stafrsticat l()r-ganisatimn. S!eetln.dly,!for .the The·Census Organisation like any organisation has been always striving to improye upon its .!previous performances both in terms of qy_antity and quality of data. The collection of thf above ·mentioned information will enbance tHe utflity of 1981 'Census data. r1981 ,Cemms was .also an limprovement on the 19'71 Census from another angie. Within a month of the completiop. oT the ,census takin,g -throughout the country the provH;ional results 'Were published ,for the whole country .as well as for every individual state and union territory. Considering the fact that Indian Census is ,one '()f the ,biggest a'dministrative exercises in 'the world, and is based on door-to-door can N'assing, it was really remat1kable that the pro\:isi0l1al papuhi.tion totals were announced wtthin .such a short time. This has earned wide acclamati'on from all over the 'World. Unlike in 197.1, the ,District Census rHandbook 'in 1981 will 'cpnsist tif 'tWo pat-ts, viz., Part XIII-A and XIII B. Part .~ dealing w~th ¥illqge and Town Dir~ctory and 'Part'~.dealing·'dth ¥illage and T.ownwise Prima"\,y Census Abstract. Ana1ytical reports -and administrativ.e sta'tements talong with District Census Ifables eaoh, constituting Part X-C of 1971 was merged linto I1:he I-ntroduotOJ;'Y Chapter and analyti cftl rtjports·on various ,tables in the Patt A ap1:l !3 itseif. Andther signi'ficant deviation from the 11:).71 Census is in the format of the towns an~ "illage tprihlary Census &bsUacL. 'IJhe ·1071 Census divided workers into. 9 cotegories, ;whereas in 1981 they J!ilYe 'been divided dItto oultivators, agricultural ~labourers, household industries and "Other WOl/}{ers". The last category-in .1-981 covers category III, :IV, Vb, VI, VII, V.lII and IX of .1971. \Vhile in 1971, total number of workers were -divided into ..g categories in J 981 it is divided into two'major categoJlies, ·viz., Main workers and marginal wOI'lkers. The main workers are categ6riseti into four as mentioned above Ibut introduction of marginal workers is a new phenomenot'. Though it does not form .part of the .Primary Cen&us ~stract, in the Distriyt Census Handbook in 10:-;1 Census information on persons seoking or available for work were also collected. This is also ~ new innm·ation. In 1971, the unit belo.w the district level for census 'laRing ,,"vas -not uniform .throughout .the State. In Garo Hills District, 'Mouza forms the 'tmit 'while 'in .the United Khasi and Jaintia Hills District, the Police !Station area was the unit below the district level. With the administrative re-organisation 'of 'the State lthese areas have also 'lll1'dorgone :lalge sr.aJe changes. Therefor~, the comparability 6f 'lI::tta upto Ithe 1~.Ioula ,ana !Police ·Stfttion area, for J.971 .with that of C. 'El. Block area 'in '1981 :is -lost. 'But following the ~ 9.71 ,pattcl'll, ,an alphabetical list of villages for every 'C. >.n. 'Block has . The present District Census Handbook combines Part A and Part B. Part Ii of the voluae ~olitaints information regaming the status of each town and its location, physical aspect, Municipal finance, Civic and other amenities, Industry, banking, etc. Village Directory contains 'the information on av'aila'biIity of basic amenitie~ s).lch ..as, ei.iucMiomll "ins,tit,titipns, public health centres, village ma:n'kets, drinking water, ele,ctricity, transportf \ -- f: and'"... ~ '" communications. " Part B of /-h'e Handbook contains details of Primary Census Abstract of. each town and village. Compared 10 these towns of 1971 ,Census, there are 12 towns in 1981. Of" these, Pynthor Uhkhrah and Madan :Rting which constituted. rural components of Shillong Standard Urfuan Area of 1971, and now formed constituent towns of Shillong Urban A~glom,eration: Ch~rrapunjee.in LEast Khasi Hills District locally known as Sohra which is the Cenient' 't'oWh, N6iigstoin'the headquarters of West Khasi Hills District, Williamnagar, the headquarters of East Gaia Hills District and Baghm9.ra the headquarters of Baghmara Subdivision and the four new to)vns of 1981. Significantly, Tura town has also undergone tremendous change. The town area of Tura in 1971 comprises of the area which was constituted into a Town Committee area vide a notification in 1951. But while the Census was being taken the District Council by a notification enlarged the area of the town which was not taken into consideration in the 197,1 publications _as urban unit. In 1979, the Gov~rnment of Meghalaya in the Municipal Department constituted the Munic~pality of Tura by . aqdi_ng 11 villages of Rongram C. D. Block. Thus the population of Tura from 14,48f:1 rose to 35,257. The area of the lawn also increased fro~ 9.09 Km2 to 18.32 Km2. lIn the Column 3 of the Village Directory and al80 ·of ViJ:.age Primary Censt;s Abstract, the an'a of the villrige in rectares ought t:) ·have been given. However, in the absence of cadastral survey, the area furnished 'for every village is nflh'l~d at . by ap;;>!'Oximate e5timate and hence not reliable, The column has therefore been .left blank. The area of each C. D. mock has been arrived at by the planimeter method -and cer.tified by the Joint Director of Survey, Govern.; ment of Meghalaya. Similarly, the area of each town has also been arrived at in the same manner and certified by the same authority; Considerable difIiculties were encountered whiie preparing the C. D. Block and town maps. As has been mentioned in the Administration Report on Enumeration, notifications creating the C. D. Block, Administrative units, Subd'ivisions' and Districts mentioned only tne content and does ;lot describe the boundary of the administrative units. As a result;' for the district, subdivision and administrative unit boundaries ~e have relied upon the Survey D'epartment, Gov~rnment of Meghalaya, As regards, the Community Development Block boundaries, the maps submitted by the Blook Development Officers :were reduced to' a standard size arid scale and su,perimposed on the base map of Meghalaya and each district ano. aligment of the boundary .corrected where necessary according to the approximate location of the villages. This has been' cert¢ed by the Government in the Community Development Department and Survey Department, Government of Meghalaya. Inaccuracies are bound to creep-in in such a national map and it is hoped that taking these maps as a basis, Government would bring out correct maps drawn on scale after the necessary field surveys not only with a ,view to safeguard the records 'for thc"Census Organisation in 1991 but also to provide the authentic and acceptable map for every unit of administration in the State to those who need them. . As we follow a. certain criterion for determining a place as a Census town l1ke-(i) Every place having a municipality or a town committee, a Cantonment Board or an area noti..fied committee (ii), places having a minimum 'popUlation of 5000 and above, (iii) of which 75% of the male working population are engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, '(iv) and the IDllllIDum density of population is 400 per Km2, Cherrapunjee, :Madan-Rting, Nbngstbin, Williamna~ar, Baghmar" have been treated as census towns. There was some inisgivings 'p'articularly in Cherrapunjee where the people thought that declaring a place as a 'census' town would automatically meqll constitution of. a town committee with an fnevitanle dose of hixatio'u', It had to be clarified hc",:,c that a census 'town does not necessarily fead to constifution of a place as 'a 'town tby the Municipa.l Department or District Council, though it cannot' also be. gauril.llteed ·that such an eventuality "d:ll the town maps have also been drawn on eye estimation and then superimposed on the topo sheh .ot'take Iplace bec:ause of the prevailing urban Illation and then superimposed on the topo'sheet [ v] with a view to confirming the As will be evident from the data presented particularly in the Town and Village Directory, the Census Organisation had to obtain assistanc.e fror.l many other departments to get the required data. I would like to. place on record our sincere thanks to all those Individuals, Organisations in. Gov~rn ment Departments who have helped, us with the required' information and the Census Organisation looks forward to having their continued help and assistance. I would like to record my gratitude to the people of Me.ghalaya who have given their utm9st co-operation to the Census Organisation by faithfully answering all questions both pleasant and 1.1ppleasant. The 2397 enumerators and 491 supenisors, 62 Charge Officer6, 3 Additional District .census Officers, Subdivisional Officers, Additional Deputy Commissioner--eum-District Census Officers and the. Deputy Commissioners who functioned as Princi.pal Census Officers have earned our deep gratitude by their sincerity, uedication to work, team .spirit. and1the 'amount of organisational skiH displayed .and countless sacrifices of their personal ~omfort that they have made in making the 1981 Census a success, The 1981 Census Operations have proved beytmd doubt that given the will, the. administrative leadership ,an'd sound organisational ,backing we Indians arc capable of doing anything on this earth. I am also grateful to the -Government '()f Meghalaya' p}lriiculady to ;l;hri i~ P. Singh, then Governor of Meghalaya. o8hri B. R. Ljngdoh, then Chief Minister of l\Ieghalaya, €apt. W. A. SangIpa, Chief Minister of Meghalaya, .8hri Ramesh Chandra, LA.8. Then Chief Secretary to the Govern ment of Meghalaya, Shri J. C. Nampui, LA.S., Chief Secretary to the Government of Meghalaya, £hri R. V. Lyngdoh, LA.S., Additional Chief Sen'etary and Shri H. A. D. Sa.wian, I.AB., Sp~cial S~cretary .to the Government of l\leghalaya Ylho hay.c not' only made the 'entire State machinerY., available to the Census ,Organisation but have also been, constant sources of encour.agement an9, guidance ,but for whose personal attentionl the. State mathi.nery and thousands of' censUs workers would not have been able to tackle the job without any hitch. I am also extremely grateful to the Chief Executive Members of the Di~trict Counci}s )Vho have wholeheartedly assisted th'e lC~fisus Organisation 'by sparing all available man"iJQwer a\ their disposal. • , , 111\ S~ l. 1 • I am really fortllnate to have a dedicated band of colleagues in the Directorate who have ~pared no pains and endured all the sufferings and discomforts to make the Census count right from its preparation to its final tabulation a success. The staff of the DireCtorate from the Chow kidar to the Office Superintendent who have undertalken even extra hours of work during the critical period ungrudgingly also deserve my sincere gratitude and appreciation. The dedicated band of temporary fixed pay staff who tabulated the voluminous data within a very short period :without the slightest amount of neglect up to the last moments of their retrenchment knowing full well that from the next day they would no longer be in service, have also earned my deep gratitude. It is a !pity that inspite of the best talents the:" have exhibited, we have not been a:ble to ahsorb them due to other constraints. I am partic·ularly indebted to Shri L. K,hal1puria, Deputy Director of Census Operations, Shri M. T. Singh; Assistant Director of Census Operations, Shri K. S. Lyngdoh, 'Assistant Director of Census Operation·s, .8hri L. R. Marak, Investigator, Shri H. A. Syiem, Investiga tor, Shri R. M. Kharmawphlang, Investigator, Shri S. Kharkongor, Cartograplll~r, Shri K. C. Acharjee, Office Superintendent who have been a source of support and encouragement as Branch Officers during the trying moments of 1981 Census.Shri K. S. Lyngdoh, Assistant Director, Shri L. R.. Marak, Invetsigator, Shri F. Kharkongor, Investigator, Shri L. R. Lyngdoh, Statistical Assistant_ [vi] Sprj "Gh;fI;Il to:n~ ~~p'gma,,-~1a t,stic~l Assist,ant- ·also, d~sellv.~ my., :s~i}C;erJ!Pff,l}. p,pr.e.c.i;aiie.ll> of or, 3ltPC!:li1l,r,-, 'g;udg~pg. Yllbpl,Ir. t~~y pu(in .to1- ~ :~'ile la~t _:h,'ut. '~~t -ltl:!.s,t)) _'V{!J~lQ. 'like t,Q~ :c.e.cqr,d 'm~",~e.ep .~r.atitifde to S!:ri P. Padmana£hn, LA.S.,l ~~~!~1i'5r q,e?~~al_,· II?-dia, ~hoJ~~ye Ibf~n ~''':fiiena;! Philosoph'et r.a;nd guiiifo, :t~. me personally and An) unfailin_g.,sourc~;9f ~i~§l?itatiop._t~Hd encour:;t,gement and a ra!e example ohi")f:riaIhic leadership to the v.~s.t :cj:f.lsu:> 0J~~nisjl.ti9n in_Xh'r COUP.tIY. ',T!"te success.of t~~ 'eens-rudor l.~81 is a pe!.sonal triumph I l to him.[ .• ~~eth~r ,it j~,}n_omip.g o.r;l~teip.t ~igltt,"'hethcr l~e' ,.wi"S)-9usy \)T relaxcrl, he ) has ~l'H!):er' lost his.fool ?;nd' h~~r{ljwaYJi:)LKen urtdel'\5tanding; I accorriinodaling.:C!nll)apprec~ating, To.() this remai'-> kable perso~ality,) ~bow i~ gr!lJituM. I. apl also deeply grat§ful. t~ ,Shri v..~. "PandeYi .,beputfl Registrar General, Shri K.-K. Ghak.raborty.,. Deputy Registrar G;neral (C&T),.\ rShri N. Nag, Deputy'! " ~ ... J; ... >"'.~ ...... " ...... ,t. " " Registr.ar G{UJ.er,al ('&2~<;:ial'~.t~dies); Dr. B. 'K'.. Hoy, Deputy Registra,r General {Map .sctcion), Dr. B. P. ¥,:;t?ap;;tlrl'l,· •.p~put.)' Ieg~strt3.r ,G~nenll (Lang~lage) and. to alLthe,headquarter:'staff ih the 'Registrar General's Office who hav·€,been.a' sou'rte of 'inspiration and guidance to me and to 'tb.e"'census orgaiii) sation in g_.eileJal. ~ '. .. , LaStly, my th~nks .•af~ (Jl!e to the Goyermnent of Meghalaya and in particular to the Special: Secretary, Printing .and Stationery, the Directa'r of Printing and Sffifionery aUld Superintendent or. Government Press, Meghalaya, for undertaking pr·inting..of District Census Handbooks ima brln'ging ~hem .out wtihin a reasonable time inspite of thci'r heav.y p:re-occuJ>ations. Dated, Shillong, 'J. TAYENG; The 25th .September, 1982. DIRECT0R. OF CENSUS OPERATIONS, -l\1:EGHt\.LA YA'. 14' .4' it· ,I" POSITlb~ OF MEGNALAYA 1.14 1kDlA" J9.8J Bound.ry.lfttlrn~ .. _._.- Boundary. Sutel Union 'ftrritory.. _._._ Caplt\!' of I~I~ . . • C'R,lul oHta_;e/Un,on Terrlwry ...... ~llollletces I~ 9 I, 2QCl ~o 490. .ARABIAN II SBA Tho .dminiauative h9adqllSrteII of Chandigarh, ~ ud.lluniab 8f8 at dlan~". " J u' G. I) •• D. GOA, D.\MA!i • DIU fONDICHERR Y ; - " A N l10004.,...... ,"', ...... _ die ,.,.._", .... T100 ~ '" """"",. oho_ .. Ihb ..p .. "'--..""" I,.. .. III. © Go-t ....mw oIl.dl. C.Pl",h,. I98J. sr...--"'- Mon'-Eu,,,,, AHIIII (~...., ... IWI, but __.. Ttl to." ".rHlN. 1'1II--_,.." .....1DrIII_P' ..... __...... _"'..-.-- I ® ~@@o REFE~Ellcn lOU1U"YI 'NTUN"TlONAL _._. nATE MEGHALAYA DISTaleT lUa-OIVISION/ADM. UNIT --- DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS e. D. lUOCK _._.- 'O"'(5T hllLUi ~ o ••MlU.S HUOQIJ.IITElS: STAn/Oll""CT M _. " Sue-DIVISION/AOM. UNIT o I .. • 8 to yz I IUVIII AND s~:::... : IIOADS -~ U"AN.tJIlA WITW IW'IJLAtlO~ ••• lin:: tL.u'~I;lIIilVj VAVI _ IMPORTANT VILLAIn ~ • + ,nYlel AIf~o:::,~~~;i.., .. "",C[ PTO Du_ll::cOLUGI • TlCHHI~,JfISTIT"T!ON tIl DAK 8I.NGAtOW, "'-';CTION IUrCALOW -oj ,,'T """Sl OS .It.lJH A Q B A N G L A D E .5 H Bosed upon Survey of IndlQ map W,lt. 'he P't"",·~"n of the Surveyor General d indIO .. """/ @) Governmenl of Indio Copynght.198S the 'ndo Banglodesh boundary shown on this mop is the one- existing prior to T~bOuf'dary of Megholaya shown on this mop is us iri.rpreled . from the conclUSIOn of agreement en May 16.1974 between Indio & Banglodesh tM North Eastern Areas (Reorgot\laotionl Act. 1971. but hos yet to be verified. M£GHALAYA DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS A'OV£ 70 DENSITY OF POPULATION 1981 • 61-10 ~$t JF "" a "'U~ I . ' i ~ i I ~ ~0-60 It", 4 2 o ~ 4 6 e 10 1~ l(MS S ITID BElOW-'O t 01 $TRIC T .V£,."Gf ,8 r]DDf y" ( i .. ··J.D.:!> A )J.i :r I Z a: I- III .- o aOUND.RIEI: I"TI"".tIO"...... B A N G L A -- __.._._ '0 E 5 STATI _.. _.. _ .. _ .. DlsnUCT _._._._._ SU"':')lVN/ADM.UNIT --_....., __ _ . ~,D.IUbcK _.-..._._....,_._ ~------.------~------~~------~ IJI"'_'CY of In~ mop wiV; Inc ~rml"3~ 01 tlte' Sl¥YcyCll' "Gcnval of n:!Io. e.sh ~ sflown on this I1'IOp Is It'II OM WIling prior to \hi: conclullofl of Mar 16.'974 bctwct:n Indio .. BancjbdCIitI. ® ~ CIt ,!'do CoWi9f'd ,t985. , ~ghQ&ayo Ihown on this map i:f 05 i)lqpnt,d 'rom the' Arcos U~COI'9O"isoti()ft1 .lil:t,197,. br.JI, has Yet to be wnhcd. ~ __CORRIGENDUM ~....._ .... ~ __1 __ "",,-_ ...... _ ~_. __... _ .._ ... IMPORTANT STATISTICS ---~----,------.. Density of Pooulation 59. orJ 60 98.00 98 Tolal '5044 5048 1223 122.7 I nhabi ted 4880 4902 1180 1189 Uninhahited 164 j'46 43 38 PAR TIC U l A R S P 0 R REA 0 - '""~1r"- -~---= --"'- - _,-' ... ~~--- ..... --'~ ---.------.~ ------.--_" P'lge 3 - Para 3 1180 1189 / Page 4 - line 2 Except power and next to it Supply the nearest place 1189 P?98 -1 5 - Pa~a' 1 - line 4 1180 IMPORTANT STATISTICS State District [Persons 13,35,819 5,11,414- f ! I Total ~ Males 6,83,710 3,30,614- I ( 1 lFemales 6,52,109 1,80,800 I I (Persons 10,94,486 3,30,614 J I Population ~ Rural ~ Males 5,56,958 1,68,158 I I r lFemales 5,37,528 1,62,456 I I (Penons 2,41,333 1,80,800 ! I I Urban ~ Males 1,26,752 94,794 I I l lFemales 1,14,581 86,006 DECENNIAL l'OPULATION 32'04 34'35 GROWTH-RATE 1971-81 DENSITY OF POPULI\TION 59'00 98'00 SEX RATIO (Number of Fe- 954 945 males per 1000 Males) AREA (Sq, Kms) 22,429 5,196 (Persons 34'08 43'73 I LITERACY RATE ~ Males 37'89 ·16'96 I' lFemales 30'08 40'30 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN 18'07 35'35 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULI\TION -PERCENTAGE "fO TOTAL POPULATIOTi (Per~ons 43'43 40'67 I (i) Main Workers ~ Males 53'12 52'05 lFemales 33'29 28'64 [Persons 2'49 0'95 I (ii) Marginal Workers ~ Males 0'84- 0'39 I lFemales 4'20 I-ti4 fPersons 54'08 58'38 I (iii) Non-Workers -< Males 46'04 47'56 I LFemalcll 62'51 ~'82 [ ii ] State District Break-up main workers~- Percentage among Ma.in workers- (Persons 62-56 35'85 I (i) Cultivators i Males 57-83 31'SS LFemales - 7'0'49 44'11 (Persons 9,98 11'89 I J I I (ii) Agricultural Labonters -< Male's ~-98 11-04 I lFemales 10-91 13'51 (PerSons 1'36 I (iii) Household Industries -< Males fF9~ lFemaJes 0'01 2'07 (Persons 2()-62 50'90 I (iv) Other workers -<, Males 32,01 56'42 (Females 17',59 40'31 ,PersonS, 0-41 0-29 Percentage of Scheduled Castes to total i Males 0'45 0'35 Population. I lFemales 0:37 . 0'23 ,Persons 73'15 I Percentage of SchedulcGl Tribes to total i Males 10:05 Populatioh. I LFcmales 76'42 ~o. of Occupied.Residential Houses 2,55,826 1,00,291 (Total 5,0+4 1,223 I No. 'Of Villages i Inhabued 4,880 1,180 l Uninhabited 1£4 43 No_ of Towns 12 7 CENSUS CONCEPTS Rural aDd Ur~ Compo~itiOu The definitioni of·Urban area' which was adopted in 1971 was followed in 1981 also, Accordingly: (i) All placlts with a municipal corporation or a MUnlcipality or a Town Committee or noti fied Town area Committee Or a Cantonment Board. (ii) All other 'places which has- (a) A minimum population of '5000. (b) At least 75% of male working population is non-agricultural. (c) Density of pOPulation of at least 400 person per square Km. were treated as Urban area•. Adopting the above definit;on of urban arc:a the rur·ai-urban composition of population in the State as ot 1971 Census, there. were six Towns na~ly (1) Shilloqg Municipality (2) Shillong CantonI?ent (3) Mawlai (4) Nongthymmai (5) Jowai (6) Tura. In 1981, six more Towns Were added to the 1971 list. They are (1) Madanrting (2) Pyn thorumkhrah (3) Cherrapunjee (4) l\"ongstoin (5) Williamnagar and (6) Baghmara. It will be seen that, of the new Towns, Madanrl\ng and Pynthorumkhrah (p'ynthf)rbah and :Nongkhardot) were rural ~ompone ..rts of ~landard urban Arca of Shil!o::g in 1971. I . The rural·urb.:m composition of population in the District js presented in Table I. The Rural-Urban dichOtomy was recognised lly Indian Census right from the beginning. There has been a change" of conc~pt, of rural. and urban since the Census of t901, but i[ has not stood in the Way' of compai-i lon from Census to Census, the eiigibility test usually applied to 'identify a p]ace as a town is governed by (1) Administration criteria and (2) Urban characteristics. The Adminis tration criteria treats all places irrespective of, population size served by local bodies such as (1) Municipal Corporation (i) Municipal Area '(3)' Town Area Committee (4) Notified Area and C~n~onment! ,Bo'lfd a~ urbal} area, besides. the abgve, the t~st of "U~ba~ Char~cteristics" to be apptled to any place I~ largely a matter of dllcretiol1 vested with the DistrIct Census Officer, Though NOhsstoin and Williamna~ar do not qualify to be treated as towns by strict applica tio 1 of the definitio,n of I ut ban area, they have been declar;ed as towns because normally aq district headquarters should be treated as t'owns. Baghmara has -been treated as town b'ecause it is a notif].ed town ~rea 1Wld ther'e is' a statutory Town Committee. '- C:€NS US HOUSE AND HOUSEHOLD Censils House:- A "8ensus House" accortlin:s to the definition of 1981 Cen,us followed that of the 1,971 Census, is a buikiing or part of\a building having 'a sep.lfak !!}oiin entrance from the road br common courtyard or rtaircase, used Or recognised as s~par"te unit. It may be inhabited or v .lcant, 'it may be used 'for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. • \ 'I ."'\ 't, If a building has a number of fiats or blocks which are independent of one another having separate en trance of their 0 Nn from the ?dad 'or a Jcommon staircase or a common court-yard lead lug to a m'ain ga le, they will be considered as separate census houses. If within a large enclosed area there I are separate buildings; then each such 'building will be.. one or more separate census houses. If all the structure~ within an enclosed compound are "together treated as ope building then each SlrOcture with 11 separate entranCe should be treat'ed as arseparate Census House" Household :_ A "Household" in the Census definition is a group of person who commonly live together and would take their meals. from a c0bemon kitchen l!nJess the exigencies of work prevented. any of H,tIO " • • t h em r lOIU o.QiI).g so. There 'roay e one member household, two membt"r househ .lds 61' mullI- niemb~r h ')usehol~l.s.. For Census 'purposes each 'one .of th~se tyDe is reQ"arded a s a 'Householo.". Ag~in, tl].Sfe may :o:~; a househ~ld 'Of perso~s rehted by. blood dr'.l;;o;us:ehoid' Qf. un~elat~d .. persons; the latter a~e Boardin:s HO;.tse~., Ho~tels" Residential. liostels; .prph~n::>.gesJ Rescue Homes~ A5hratn~, etc. These are calIed "Instltuttonal .Households". . JL .{ 2 SCHEnu4ED TRIBES l The) are members of the backward tribes who generally occupy the hilly area.s or other rather inaccessible part of ,the In,dian Union. Government of India has prepared a schequ1e of such tribes for' the purpdse of giving the- facilities in education and employment so that they may co'm.e up to, the level of the other ad'(anced people of bdia as soon as possible, SGheduled Tribes may belong to any religion. . The names of Tribes recognised as scheduled tribes in Meg11alaylt>. for the purpose: of Census are given in the Scheduled Tribe list (Modification) order 1956 issued by th~ President of India. The dominant Tribe of this District are the kha~is including War and Bhoi w.hich are tl:ie sub-tribes of Khasi and Jaintia Scheduled Tribe. SCHEDULED C~STES I' They belong to the lowest rung of the ca.,tes of the Hindu and Sikh religions. In order to keep them rise to the level of other more advanced societies in India, the Government has made a schedule of such people, hence the name of Scheduled Ca~tes. In petcentage their number is negligible in this District. LITERATES A person who can both read and write with understanding in ap.y langtl!1ge is to be taken as literate. A persOn who ean merely read but can not write is not a literate. However, persons falling with~n the age-group of 0-4 , are excluded irrespective of the fact whether he or she is cilpabic of reading, writing and understanding. It is not necessary that a. person who is literate should have recejved any formal education oJ: should have pas qed any minimum edu'catiol)al standard. WORKERS vVorker is defined as person who participate in any eco:1omically productive activity. S~ch participation may be physical or mental in nature, Workers also include all those who have worked irrespective of their contribution to the economy, A w0rker is. a person who is working as a cultivator, an agricultural labourer, at a ~ouschold industry or he may be doin_g any. other wo~~ but he ~~st. earn some incom~, Wotk mcludes not only actual work but' also effective superVlSlOn and dm:ctlOll of work. For the first time in 1981 Census workers have beC(n differentiated into the main workers and marginal workers. MAIN WORKERS A main w_orker is a regular worker who had worked for 18~ .·day~ or more, 0; _in ot.he~ words worked for SIX months or more. A person may have worked lD different capacitles uurmg last year, e. ,., may have worked as a daily wage labourer for 4 munth"i as an agriculturdl labourer for 1 month and as a cultivator for 2 months. There could even be hfeaks in between the different types of works performed. by him/her. Hence he has been classed as a main worker. MARGINAL WORKERS A Marginal worker is the person who had worked any time last year but felt &hort of 183- days or' ,less than six months. A p~rson who had pa1ticipated in any economically p~oductive work but whose main activity is a household duties, or a student or dependent or retIred and pensioners, etc., is a marginal workers. NON-WORKERS A Non-worker is a person who is either not doing any work or who does some work from wh1ch he does not earn any income. For example, a pensioner and a rentier who earn some income as their source of livelihc,04 if, they do not do any work are cl~8sifl~d as non-workers. A man or woman wh;o is enkaa,d primarily in hou¥ehold duties such as cooking or a boy or 'girl who. is primarily a student even if luch person helps in the family'S eco~omic act~vity, if he ~ ahe IS not a full time worker was treated as a non-worker for the purpose of the Census. ,. HISTORY OF 'THE DISTRICT AND, THE DISTRICT .cENSUS HANDBOOK prior to the re-organisation, the Census data of the §hlllon~ subdivi~ion d~.n. to ~he v~l1a~ level were first published in the form of Census Handbook' of UnIted KhaSl and ja1ntla .Hl~ls District of which the present East Khasi Hills was und~r Shillong subdivision: Th~ first DlStt:1C.t. Census Handbook of erstwhile United Khui and jaintia Hilk ll)is1rict S~OWlllg Sh~ll0!lg SubdlvlSlon and jowai Subdivision respectively were published in 1951, comb,i.ned wlt.h the Pflmary CeDl~s Abstr~ct in relatIon to every village and Town with the additi.onal inforrnatlo~ of a level of development of thes~ Towns ,and viUages. East Khasi Hills district become a district only. in 19'76. with ·its. Jfeadquarters at ::;hillo~. The district has 9 Community Development Blocks and 7 Towns. Therefore, in ·thi. handbo)k rhe data ale presented Community lJevelopment Block-wise upto the village level and for towns upto block level. The villages are serially arranged in the Directory of each. C?Jllmunity. Deveiopment Block. an alphabetical "list of villages with their locaLion Code number IS gIV'en at the ·beginnlIlg. At the end of the village Directory of all the Community Oeveloppsent Block an appendix- is given to ahow the sum total of different amenities available in the" villages in each 'Community Development Block for the different amenities e.g., Schoob, Primary Health Centre, Post Office, Power ;:,upply etc., avaih.ble in the village and the number of village5 having such amenities in each Community Development Block. There are altogether 1180 inhabited Villages imd 7 rowns in Eallt Khaii Hills district. Of the existing towns vi(:,., Shillong Municipality, Shillong Cantonment, Nongthymmai and Maw1ai formed the Shillong Agglomeration in J 971. Two more new towns vi~., Madanrting and Pyn tnorumkhrah were added to form the Shill(')ng Urban Agglomeration in 1981. MadaI1rting and PynthorumKbrah as such were rural components of Shillong standard urban Area in !P,?I, Chen apunjee was declared a town for the first time in 1981 • .Most of the villages are small hamlets and tribal habitations which are known .18 ~uch by their local names. It is very' difficlllt to find oJlt correct s_t>ellings of the villages. Moreover, the v~llage llan;tes go on ~hanging from time to time iii some areas .. As a result, there may b~ so-ne dlffelences 1ll the spellmgs of villages as shown in tpe Dist1ict Censm Handbook of 1971 and 1981 Cenlus .. However, efforts have, been made to adjust the sagle as far as pos,sible at the time of compilatIOn. The District Census Handbook of 1951, 1961, 1971 and 1931 differed from ead). other by the types 01 Census Statistics inheren t in the Primary Census Abstract and de1ign, and cO,nr age of additional non-census infonnation. In 1951, the Census Statistics obtained· in the Primary Census Abstract .related, to the names of ea~h and every villages showing distribution of population by livelihood, classes, number ·of occupIed ~o.uses and small Scale Industries in villages and wards, supplemellted by other informations for the dlsp.lac~d persons, tlleir age arid literacy, economic activities, languages and the migration tabl~ by dIstrIct of origin in Pakistan and date of arrival in India. The 1961 District Census Handbook, unlike the 1951 DCH was\made to cover Village-wise and . ~own-wi5e information on the availability of different types of amenities such as educational faClhtl~s,. supply of drinking water, supply of electricity, etc., which were shown by means of abbreVIatIOns placed against the names of each village in the PCA itself. In 197 I, the Census Statistic of the Primary Census Ab~tract and other non-census Statistics were ~o~bined togetLer with an enlarged content. It was divided into three parts with a v1ew to faclht~te early publication. Part A of the Distric~ Census Handbook contained a village and Tow~ _DIrectory, Part B contained Primary Census data and Part C cor.tain.cd Analytical Aeport, Admllllstrative Statistics and District Census Tables: The 1981 District Census Bandbook ,also follows the pattern of 1971 District Census Handbook and is supplemented by informations for Scheduled Castes and Tribes. It was expected that this would serve as a convenient reference book to. solve the emergen,ce needs of ihe data users of diffelcnt fields as the majority population in thIS State belongs to Schedu1ed Tribes. The main changes in the Villaye Directory Scheduleu of 1971 and 1981 Census froin that of 1961 are inClusion of information about the availability of ~ few additional amenities like existence of K~tcha/Pucca roads, distance' from nearest Town, !l.ypes of educatioJlaI institutions and land use data. 4 Unlike the 1971 Censu~ ~is ti~ne all those villages v.here the amenities are not available the informations are given by a dash (-) except power supply which is given by the d,istance in br('a';i range> viz., -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms and 10+ Kms wherever the facility is available. As in previous Censuses, in 1981 aho economic g,uestions were canvassed. People were classi fied as Workers and Non-Workers: Worker have been divided into f~ur broad. Categories in 198! (i.e. CJAL/HHI/OW), whereas in 1971 Workers Were divided into Nir..e categories. In 1981 all the Categories of worker; of 1971. have been covered under 'O;her work!:;rs.' which are (a) Livestock, Forestry, Fishi'1g, Hunting, PlantatIons, Orchards and allied activities; (b) Mining and quarrying, (c) Manufac:uring, processing Servicing L,nd Re?".irs carried out otherwise than as Household Industries; (d) Coh~tl'Uction; (e) Trade and Commerce; ef) Transport, Storage and Communications CI.nd (g) 0ther Services. . .. In )971, the 'unit below the district level for Census taking was not a uniform one: In Gar.o ,Hills, the M .... uz.$ wele "realed a~ the unit below the district level while in the United Khasi and Jaintia Hill" d A.rict_ the 'p'olice Station areas were taken as the unit below 'the 'district h;vel. W.het1- the ;_.dmillistrative boundd.~ies were re-organised iII the ::itate, the utility of the Cerisl,ls data generated in 1971 wa~ greJ.tly reduced b~(' ..... use separate detailed Census data for each Police St:tion, Community Development Block an 1 :'.rl'llini~trative unit, subdivision and district:; could not be generated easily. In order to meet the demands for ba~ic dilta for developmental planning it WaS decided in 1981 Census that the data should be coIlec(ed on the basic of the Community Developmeut Blocks, as it was felt that the Community Development Blocks were the smallest unit for area ]:lanning and develo~)ment. Jurisdictional Changes:- In the 1971 Census Meghalaya was diVided into two districts, viz.,the United Khasi and Ja,intia Hills District and Garo Hills di,t, ict and the data were presented for these two districts; In 1972 with the attainment of a full fledged statehood, the erstwhile Jowai 'Subdivision of the United Khasi and Jaintia Hills district was upgraded to a district kLGW1\ as ,he Jaintia Hills d,~tl ict with its hce.dqua'fter at Jow.1i. In 1976, the Government of Meghal,.ya vide Notification No,HPLJ399f75-l40, 'dated 9th October, 1976 divided two di~tricts of Khasi Hills and Garo Hills into two districts each namely -East Khasi Hills district with its headquarters at Shilh.g, West Kha~i Hills di~trict with its headquart.trs at NongstDin, East Garo Hills district with its headquarters at Williamnagar and West Garo Hills district with i'.s headquarters at Tura. This was followed by another notification No.HPL.49J76J171, dated 12th October, 1976 notifying the areas and boundaries of the neW districts of East Khasi Hills ara \V.est Khasl Hill~ The ilotific ,tion runs as follows :-"Whereas, for pUblic convenience and better administra tion, the Governor of Meghalaya considers it neces'iary to form a new Diurict with its headqnarters at Nongstoin to be known as West Khasi Hill~ Distrkt" comprising of the area of the existing Nongstoin sub division. Nongspung Syitmship, SnhiQng Lynl.'dohship and Nongkhlaw Syiemship tother than t~e arefls forming part of the pre Physical Feature: East Khasi Hills District occupies a land surface of about 5,196 Sq. Km. It is bounded on the north and north east by the District of Kalllrup ~nd Nowgong and Karbi Anglong District of As~ain? on the east by th~ Dist rict of Jaintia Hills, on the south by Ba.lg1adesh and on the west t.iy the District Qf '" est Kha'si Hills. ~ Geographically, the .cis rict may be diy,ided i'1to thft'e parts. They are (1). War Area whicillidin the sQuth~rn part of the Distric·. 1 t ;is w, called because the Hills and ranges in this part falls abruptly to the elt:vatlon of 150 metres or so to the plains of Bangladesh. Looking from the plaim of Bangladesh the Hills and langes look like a~ .ssive wal~ ri ing from th~'Pl~ins towards the north. The people living ~n this are~ are called War. (2) -Middle or centl al part ~here the r,;mges of the district rUn p(lrallel from east to west. :rhis.orea occlolpie. the highest part of thtl Sta,te atu;l S,_hillong Peak with a h~ight of 1965 metns or 6445 feet sits ~'1 this areas. (3). Ri-Bhoi Area ~hich lies 5lQrth of the Distric,t. it ('ousis's of a ,sl':ri~~ cf Hills rqnnmg from the centrtll or middle p'lI1; of tpe Di'ltrict which sloBe dO~~Jsfp'wly and gently ,tillW'1Y rf:ach the plains of Kamrup and Nowgong (As,am). '... , -' ... • ' ::rhe Shi1j£~g,pl.a..t,eau .pamed. ~rteJ: .t"~ hig4~s~Re~k ~(~ve ,fl-rea ?iz,(',Sh..~H 1 he' Shillong plateau form the watersp,ed of all the princiFa~ rivers of tlte district. ' The rivers drain their water either to the Brahmaputra riveter Surma riVet inlBangladesh .. The Umkhen:river riqing from the north of Shillong peak flows northward and from the boundary between' the' district ~nd thatt,~\lnne.l to fall !nto th,e,~~z:eams fqpWng the tFib,utari~s!lf th~ 'Ymtrew river. '1 he Umtrew flver rIseS from the western face of the Sohpetbneng range near Lum Raltong and flows in the western dIrection till it meets the waters from the Umium river further being diverted by the Umiam Hydle Project, It th~n turns north-west and emerges at Burnihat where the, ,Shillong-Gauhati road crosses this river'. ,The combined waters (rivers) of th,e Umiam and Umtrew are. being used stage by s~age to form a continuous power potentia~ .hyde! schemes till it reachys the plains. ' .. Another iD;lportant river ~nown as t}:;e Umiam-;Mawphl~ng rises on the southern slopes of the Shillong peak near a village callec Pamlakrai. It is crossed by the 'Shillong-Cherr~ road o'n an iron bridge at Umtyngngar. Thereafter it emerges into the ravines on the eastern side of the Mawphlarg ridge: Near the plains the liver passes near the Village of SheIla and falls into the Surma west of Chatak. Near Mawphlang the Waters or this riv~r is being dammed to be tapped for the greater Shillong water :,upply scheme. ThelUmngot river rises from the eastern. part. of th,e S~illong peak near a vil}age callep SmiL, e.asterly ~irection, suddenly turn..'! :towards the south where it forms the boundary petween .East.Khasi HiJls district and Jaintia Hills district emerges through the gorge at Shnengpdeng, continues in hs le~s ~ur,bu~ent form to flow by the fine gorge near Dawki and enters into, the plains of f}anglade~h. Iq l).awki tuis river is crossed by a motor way suspension bridge on the Shillong-Dawki road (erstwhile Shillong-Sylhet road). Major- Characteristics pt th.e.• district ilt1reJil,tioJ\ til. tb~,e..co»oJUic :rt: s~g.rces :- :rhe district is .rich in vegetation which ranges from tr~pical Among the animals found close to human inhabitation, mentioned may be made of elephants, apes and monkeys, deers and sambar. The wild life in the jungle comprises the tigers, leopards, wild pigs, wild bufli:iloes, bears, etc" and varies t? squirrels, ~amboo rats, pangolins,. antilopes and others, Birds break the silence of the jungle, Pheasants, jungle fowls, wood cocks,q uails, spoe buUs, peacock, partridges, pigeons, horn bills, mynas and parrots, etc.. dominate the jungles. • East· Khasi Hills. ill rich in mineral deposits. Tolle location ofJimestone near Cht~:l'ap'unjee has set up a cement factory at Mawmlur. The limestOJ,e belt is ,simmering from Langrin-via-Theria ghat, Shena and Mawsyram, Coa1 :deposhs. are located at, Maw.synram, SheIla" Mawlong" Qherr~) .Lait,ryqgewand Pynursla. Copper has been discovered in the bea of the Soruyngkev' river.. below Mawsrnai. ~xca~ation copper was also undertaken at Laitiam ,near"Cherrapunjee. Uranium h~s been suspected to exist at 3. place nC':ar R.a'1ikor al\d I exploration' is in progresS. Gold exists near Mawphlang but excavation is diffic",lkand ~~ . ',fhe fivers cof the DistriCt provide a source of electricity' and power. One" suth' project· known as th~ V~am Hy~erProject is s'ituate'd about 20 Km. from ShilIong 'oil the river U niiam. Another project knowrt as the ;Uintrew Hydel project is formed by the combined water of the Umiam and Umtrew riven. The H~dro":,dectric power which is located on the Bishop's falls in the suburb of Shillong caters to the needs" of Shillong. It was previously owned by a private company and is now taken over by the Mcghalaya State Electri~ity Board, Agriculture is .the main economy of the people of the District. Potato is the ma;n crop and the 8lopes of the hills are decorated with potato plantation. Paddy is also an important product and is grown both dry anq wet. T~e.valleys offer a good place for wet paddy cultivation while the slopes of the hills are used for dry paddy cultivation. Besides these other ca~h crops like vagetables, maize, fruits, tapioca, pan (bettlenut) and pan leaf, turmeric, pepper, ginger etc., are also grown. The p,eople of the hi lIs are closely attached to the land and the rearing of domestic animals as well. The agro-climatic conditions of the district is conducive to liVestock rearing which can be -increased manifold, through scientific approach. The Indo-Danish Project Cattle Breedin~ Farm at Upper Shillong and Regional cross breed cattle breeding farm at Kyrdem Kulai are experimental farms and need to be intensified. Regarding Poultry development, the Government Poultry breeding farms and the Cen.tral Hatding and Chicken rearing farms at Umsning, Kyrdem Kulai and Mawryngkneng are prospective. In common with other easter.1 S'tates, the District comprises a pop~lation having fish as a regular diet. With a view to improve the economic condition of the people a scheme ha9 been drawn llP to encourage the public to popularise piscicultural activities in the district level. The Research Centre at Mawpun and Umktieh have been set up to adopt new methods of improvement and the private pi~cicultists are provided with modern technical know-how of piscicultural, and seedlings are also pro'/ided a! a subsidied rate. At present there are only one major and one medium industries in the district, e.g., the Cement Factory at Ch~rrapunjee and The Meter Factory at Shillong. Recently ,l HMT watch ,factory has been set up at Shillong. increasing outlay has been proposed for the hrge and medium industries sector with a view to taking step for setting up a few new industrial units. The development of communications .i's necessary from the point of view of creation of infrastructure for an effective pUblic distribution system for trade and commerce. The total length of road upto March 1981 was 464'7 K. m. including 1721 K. m. of surface r03.d pos~ible only in none mon,oon period. The transportation by 'headloads' was primative and construction of Motorable roads has been found to be of immense help to the people to dispose of their product and their goods. In the absents of communica_ tions there is no one to lift the goods alternative markets in the rest of district. It is found that with .the -opening of a few vital roads alternative markets were found almost in the rural areaS of the distrtct. 5 (V) Land Tenure System, East Khasi Hills. In this District and the State as a whole the land largely belongs to the people and not to the State. 'The land system as it was originally laid down by the fore-fathers Who, in their foresight, had divided the land into (1) Ri Kur and l2) Ri Raid. 'Ri Kur' is the sole ownership of the land whereas Ri Raid belon?: to the. "C~mmunity". The Presence of .these two types of land Tenure Siystem, ensure both private and collectIve rIghts over the land and to prOVIde land for every citizen according to his needs. In course of time the Raid land by means of 'Ri Dakhol' and other similar means becomes the Ri Kynti land. This has lrad to an innovation of issuing pattas and obtaining a sort of revenue by these land oWners whG ·7 have acquired vast lands mucli more to their needs and reduced the portion of Raid, land. "Ri Kynti lan"S' are l':l-nds set apart from time of the fo';!nding of the elaka for certain class upon whom wer~ best?wed the pro!metor, hent~ble and transferable nghts over mch lands. They also include any part of the RaId lands whIch ~t late hmes were bc>towed upon a person or a fi:l.tuilv or class for certain veoman's service rendered to the elaka". ' . Ri-Dakhol Is land over which a person has obtained Ri Kynti rights by (1) Right of oc(.upation and maKing permanent improvement there on (~) by rights of pu);chase or winning -a court case. The amount of Rs. 1L.OD lakh~ have been provided for the cadastral survey during 1981-@2 for undertaking traverse survey for the records of rights. The figures for land use p ~ttern were nelt collec-ced during 1971 census. Efforts have been made their time. The figures t:::>lIected are not S1tisfactory and will not serve the purpose. Theref~re ,dl.e idea has been left out. Report of the Land reform commission Page 17 & 23. Ri Kynti land is broadly divided into two categories (l) ancestral and (2) self-acquired •."The Dur bar Kur" as (clan-durb3.l') has con'rol ovel' the farmer, the perSon acquiring the latter has full control over it. But the latter becomes ancestral When it passes to the ch~ildren of one who acquires it. '~The suggestion that land revenue should not be demanded by the Ri Kynti owners when they dispose' of their land by sale t') a Khasi as it does not have the sanction of custom, though a 'patta might be issued to testify the right of the purchaser is self contradictory because a .patta also is a new thing which came along to as an infringement of the 'rights o~ a Khasi onCe the land which is his own by virtue of purchase. So fa.r as the patta,. ill concerned the commission feel that a sale deed duly executed ,md registered and certified copies of relevant entrip.8 from the records of rights may be sufficient testimony to replace it (patta). Every change of ownership be it Raid land or Ri Kynti has to be registered under the law. The parties who fail t') do so Ihall take their own risk". The District and the State as a whole has not been, cada~trally surveye::l. This is due to the fact that any radical change in the custom any land tenure system may invoke advance public reaction, However, during the manu.l pJatl-1982-83 the State Governme.lt cr~ated (1) a land tenure research cell a provision of Rs. 1.20 lakhs wa5 provided for the scheme. (2) Land R.eforms and Land Records to the District Council under the Scheme of cad'lStral survey and enforcement branch. The District council proposed to take up settlement survey, uclamo;tien of fishery area and. low lying areas and also compl~tion of non-c3.dastral survey area (3) Cadastral survey under the Director -of land Reeord and Survey, Meghalaya. 8 'ivlAJOR Sc>CIALlAND OUl.:TURAL EVENTS' OF EAST ·KHA.SJ HILLS,.,DIS'r.RJCT Khasi society has greatly been transformed by many things .which have taken piace in re,tent times although it is more evolutionary. It started with the entry of the British· and annexation Qr the Khasi Hills in 1833. Adoptation to the western life was quickly made although the matrilineal laws of jnhabitance and luccc5sion and th~ ol.her culture traits \\-ere retained. Archery still ranks as a community lame. Khasi music songs and Dances (Shad Suk MynsiewjShad Weiking) are still held. Substantial gains reaped from modernity, however are perceptible in the field of Literature, administration and govern ment service. Social change is more phenomenal 'alllong the Kha~is 'than their neighbouring. "and farfIung tribes. They were the first to come into regular contact with the British Government. The change has made its impact in various spheres of social and cultural life of the people. This is due to the exposure of the society to Contact from Out side. While the change was innovative in certain res pects, it 'had hilled some of the ancient incentives and industries.' For instance, wi~h the coming of the British administration, Iron-melting on which lhou'sands elf families 'gained ,their livelihood! received a death-blow, and with it were gone the skills and 'large out-turn in goods and implement~ of various kinds. The loss, however, has partially heen compensated by the gains (10m thd pl~ntatjon of fruits, potatp and vegetables. Weaving has' diminished in many place'). The other 'anciedt entetprises ·such as gold wa!>hing, excavation of 'copper, silver and precious metals went tQ e'xtinction , Similarly' the value of local ceramies, wood and bamboo, arts ~nd crafts, furniture. hal diminished with the coming in of cooking utensils, vessels, cups, mugs jugs, tr Among men's dress a sleeveless coat Was worll until tht; close- of ,tre la~t century, a q>ttOl cloth of thjck texture having a fringe below. A 'waist girdle of cotton was 'worn ,beneath. Over th~ sleeveless coat (Jymphong) a wrapper (silker cndi) WaS suspended. J,ater on a dhoti (silk or cotton1 l/eplaced the waist girdle. A triangula:' cap'and a' ,vollen head gear were warn. j' f' But we find considerable change in respect of dress. ,Females still retain their Lraditional .1U0 of dress but the use of the original materials has '·declined, Synthetic materials such as Silk, CO. tto Nylon, etc., are used for their dre~s. Males in large numbers have abandoned Jheir tr~ditionardr and have adopted modern dress altogether. Only on festivals or dances we set' dancers and Vries pUt on their expensive costume and ornaments in their very originality. 'Dances':-Dances are held at an open ,ground ot 'Premises; of '~iing sad" and public place: Th6re are' 2 (two) traditicnal dance~ of the Khasis :-viz. (1) Shad Sukmynsiem or Weiking dance and (2) Sha(l Nongkrem or Pomb!ang Nongkrem. (1) The Sha'd Sukmynsiem is popularlY known as Shad Weiking. It is so. called after the:p.all of the ground ,,,here the dance used to be held every year. There is no fixed date fOIj(this dan( It use to be' held during the month bf April of each year. This is the most popular dancy amo] the Khasis .. It is organised by the Seng Khasi (Khasi Religion)~ . The dal1l:e last for ~ (Three) ¢la~ Only unmaned men and Women are allowed to take part in thIS dance. Youngsters and dams~ from different parts of Khasi Hills participate in the dance. The Shad Sukmynsiem or Weik~ welcomes th(' whole of the Khasi community to take part in the dance. There wa~ no bar for al 9 Pomblang Nongkrem/NoDgkrem dance (2) An')~h~r folk danc~ of t:1e KIH>i is Sh",d NO:lgkrem. It is associated with Ka Pomblang .:'>Io:15kr~m. Lik~ all o'h-:r cer~mf)lie, of ,th,,: Megha}ayan_s it is performed to propitiate th~ all p'Jw~;:ful GJd1eH K'\ Blei Sy::nha\" for a rich bounteou~ harvest andlprosperity Gf the people (subject). There i3 no fix: date for this festival. It- is gene'rally J celebrated in November of every year. Tile Syiem of Khyrim ac:o-nplniei by th~ hig'. pdest performl the Pomblang ceIernony. He off;rs obletion to a Lei Shyllo 19 (Shyllo"lg G:d). The G)i of S~yllong Pc:ak by sacrificing a Cock. ·G03tS are killed d lri'1g the ceremony: I t Th~ Nongkr~m dln~~ is a,;o:;iatei with t\e Pullbl~~ ~ N)hJ1 Th;s is c Tae original Sp)rt3 c)'U'yi;ed of hi;5h'j'u-n?, 10'1g ju'U], SWJ~d throw and archery. Archery. is the o:1ly surviving gam~ and a saoo"ing m1tch is always organised between parties. It is D,)W bemg used as a Io"te' y b~tting on th~ n'.lm,,)er of arrOW3 which hit the target, This lottery on archery is n'JW iesa\isl!d -by the St\te 9:>vernm':nt. H .l1:ttlng and fishing are ~he seasonal sports which en~age people as r?creati6,al 'activities. Fishing with reel1 'and the line'hl's become popular. At th'e Umlam D.lIDlite, fishing c .Brief De.c:2"iption or P.Jaces f)f Religious, Ifi!itoricals or A,,:ha~o~ogical Tmpcrtant # I I If'# f''t.. ( f" lh.e district as a wHole hflS few Elaces of reli~io'4s, histpricals or Arc;haeolog}~al inter~st. (a) lteJipe»us' fJtlc,S With the coming and spread of Christianity the original Khasi religion and places of religious rites have almost disappeared. Among tbe religious places thl}t still sllrvived in th<; qistrict is ~h.e ling Sad at S,:qlit~ the st"lte h~adquar~ tei's of the Khyrim Syiepls~iR' It i.; one oft}1~ )i~e1y religipus places w.hich is ass.ociated witf! th<;reli_gious. ceremony of the people known as Po:rpblang Nopg.i}r.em. Qr Nong~rem diinyf. The c~reIpo:py c~nEiS1s of goat sacrifices accom,pained bX pray,ers, tht<'b~ating of drums and qancing by both ~('xes of yoyng alld old with their attractive traditional dress. This ceremony is celebrated every year and thousar.ds of visitors all over th~ St,ate, and eveI1 from outside come annually to witnC;:1s t_Qe cep;mOl)Y' .. • ( 1" t ~ l Another important religious places is at Cherrapunjee (SOHRA) \qwn ap0!lF 56 kms. fr~m ~hilloJlg the district headquarter. In the locality called Sait50hpen lays the cremation ground of the Raja of Sohra (Syiero qf Ch~q'ap'unjeF)' I, ~s associated ,with the cr~mativ.e ceremollY performed b¥ the Sy,iem',s.successors as an qbligatory llU\Y to theH: dec~ased Syiem. The pyre is constructed and dec.9ra~ec\ .~y ille sfl~eted skilful m~,ol1ry m~n to bpm tpe body of, th~ deceas5d byieJl1. • (., . ! t. The ceremony was abondoned for the last three decades due to lack of fund for the huge eXPenditures to L~ il}c'~rred by the cne who wou,ld as-rend. the throntt of the deceased Kin!? 9r SyieJIl. Till now not one could'be'electeq as the S,iem apd the pre~~l1t o~e is thf a~ting Syiem «;mly. I 'I , ~ ~ I" l I . The di3covery of fln,qther tPlace.,t Mawsynrjlm apput 60 Kms. from the district ];leadquarter kn,own as tMawjymbuin' at a'cave c:;nhaqcf:d tl,le Village a~ ,another iIpP9r~ant pl~lfe ofreligioul\int~rest. T];lis Maw j~mbuin is much alik~ to a woman's br.east. From the nipple water keep drop~ing like .¥lilk, as feed another baby stone whlch stands perpendIcular three feet from the ground. The HIndus from all oVer the State "ome to offer puja every. ti~e to p'a.y homflge to the crefltive structure, bl!t to the visitors and tpurist. this stone ~s known as tne stfllacite lYhi~h is a ,:pa't'!re's creat'ive &enius. . '. Ano~he:t' place of religiops, idterest is Clt IMYIlle~ vjl)~ge whe~~ 'the qones of th« death.;are kept. Thi,: place' is known ~11 'MaWbuqshyieng' lwhefe hope~ 'of the pel\ds are kept). The place was built pf stone' menhirs or .t~ble IItones which;S called Memorial stone al1d the place is k~t as sacred pr a religious 'place of the next of kin. of the clans. The biggest of the stones belongs to the seven clans of the Kharkongor. PLA.CES OF TOURIST INTEREST T4ere are several placCi of tQUrilt interest hl the district. _.Because of tlie' striping similarit.y between the natural scenery of the upland of VhF dis.tritt and thpse of, the Scottish 'highlands of Scotian.d, Sh~long, and its neighbourh,qod p.~~ fJeeri, called the 'Scotlar.d df the East' ana. Queen of tIie hIll StatIOns. To the n<;w-comers S:Q.i1long presents a happy pictures of cliffs and ravines, brooks G~d rivulets; lake?' and waterfalls, i ParKs" an(l ,fielq.~ which mixed, with the wild, pragranees of mountain pines and orchi<;ls, make one's visit to the district an altogether refreshing and divetting experience. I ' As the Capital of Meghalaya ar.d an outst;mding hill-station of the State, Shillong located at an altitt:de of 4908 feet above t1e sea level, is connected' with Gauhati by a beautiful all weather motOlable ro~d 102 Km in distance. The thr(.e hours drive from Gauhati over the road which ascend in numero(ls bends and curv.es passing 'over the high cliffs ~Illd iIeefi,' (So;.~b anc;l through. pine ro:te~ts makes one drives past cne of ,the great Umiam HydeJ Proj~~t wb\ch is 19 Km~ from Shillong. It is the biggti:jt artificial lake in the' State whichl g~r1erates electfjc;ity all over the disltict ar.d also to other districts. of the State., The lake ~~( a ~hole pr~sen{s 'fre ,pic~ic spot a-p!i tl1e fishing ground of ~h(" peop?s:: .of' Shillcng' and its neighbouf'hbcd in aU'( seasons of the !year. , ~ In the further side of the lake stands the Diengiei hill. Khasi legend has it that a tree once grew on the sEmmit of this hill which 0\ er-shadcwtd the. whole worlq. The people tried to fell tpe h~e jn Old61 to let ·the sun' in, but during the! night the branches alwa,ys grew I again in the pJar;e where' it r had been cut in the day..l After a time tll~ pwple discovered that every night a tiger qn;te and Itcktd the wounc!ed .part of the tree and that this' cauStd tlie wood to grow again with mi'Llvellous rapidity. The p(.Qple accordil'gly tiEd their daos ;;nd axts upwaJds round the plfice apd by, dojng so it cut the tiger's tc ngue and hence the work.. was successfuUy completed and the fun 'kept shining, flga;in. O~ lht; further North ohhe lake stands the ~'Lum Sahpet :Bneng". ThroJl&h thi,s hill hea}'e:p al(d feanh wele in thost: days velY close together. Heaven was joined ~y an unblical level to ttt; ,njlture of the. earth. Whtn the tree was felled t}_e cord. broke and the two ';\'orlds driftep apar~ frorq each another. . , f In the c~t(e of the (oWn it~elf lies 'the most beautiful lake wp'i(~ is, located 'beliind the Shillong Clu}} and infrQnt of the Pine Woed liotel. The lake' W:lS named after the name of Sir WilliaIl\ Ward in the year 1893",94, the then the Chief Coni:dIis~iOl1et oJ Ass~m. To the local pepple it is known as 'Nat;! Folok' meaning PoICk's I:a'ke .. It was so called 'because Mr. Follock }'Xa, ,the then e:l\ecutive engir.eer who ex('eut{(! this constructicn 1\o'rk to bt:3utify tne, town. The lake itself is. sqrroUl:ded by beautiful flowers of dJfferent, k'iLds Ofp(fi~ 'ir$es' and tHe most rare'yello:w bamboo. Tire lake h11s many varieties of fish!!s Mg. 'and 'small. 'thei.« .r~ also [ioatinc facilities for yO,u{lg auJ.. 'o,ld. At a little distance there is the Ladf' Hycfari' Pafks rlam(_(f aft'er die natn'e of the wife of Sir Akbar Hydari the first Governor of Assam. A Mini Zoo with a good collection of I anima~s ancjl qi{dsI is a)sQ placed in Itle park. . - .. . ' f 1 I A1 the other end llf the town i~ the rate-course- tidIed Polo-groul}d, and ,the' ,hbtable Golf-ft~ld 18, l\olcll lie and its -COUJ;:se. 'Ime '~ol~links of'Shillortg are belitvtd','toj ond 'Of the best' hi. the country. Within walking distance from the tCWD there are several" waterfalls, chief among which ary t~e Bisbpps fall, B~~doQ.!l tfa:lh Spread,:qglJ: fall and Crinoline. (all 'Wn:ere'!there is,.iii tlddition 'an open air .swimp1jpg po . ,!here are several villages and town which is worth visiting in the neighbourhood of the dllltnct. The road to Cherrapunjee (Soh1a) town with a pleasant drive of 56 Kms. which runs through charming scenelY, gras~y meadows and wood of oaks with deep ravines on both side of the road is an ideal place of famous waterfalls. The famous and beautiful waterf",lls like 'No~sngithi<:lllg, Kynrem falls, Dain ThIen and Noh-ka-li-kai' with a tale behind them invited tounsts and visitors frem all over the country and outside to see the gigantic falls of Cherrapunjee (So~ra) .. NumerOUI caws which is approachable by road are (a) Rawlem syiem or Mawsmai cave whlch IS about 5 Kms. we&t of Mawsmai and Mawkhyrdop or Dam uni cave near Mawmluh at the place where Cherra-Mawmluh cement factOIY is located. Inside the ca... es one may fin.d many beautiful stone formations including stalactite and stalagmite. Driving back to Shillong on the submit of 'U Lum Shillong' there is ano~her famoU3 Marai cave with a legend behind of the famous ddty of' the Lei ShilJo 19 meaning (5hillong. god). The origin of the Shillong Syiemship known as Khyri'll and Myliiem Syiem;hips is said to be originated fr.om this cave. In a remote past t.her~ was a girl in this c;l~e. She was believed.,ta be the daughter of the deity and many people trIed to captur~ her but faIled. At last there wa~ a man named Iati Mylliemngap, who captured her by enticing her with a beautiful flower 'and hence she was named as "Ka Pah SYntiew~' (enticed by flower). She was sO beautiful that Iati Mylliemngap fell in love with her and married her. Since that time the c!an representatives of the Shillong state "recognised her prageny as the legal heir of the royal (chief) family. The legend has it that she went back to the cave and she returned no more. Ancie:at MonUDlents The first object which strikes the eye of the to:lrhts and Visitors to the district is the large number of Monoliths, t'\ble ston~ and cromlechs that are seen in most of the villag.!s. Generally, .the stones were {!rected in memOry of an important event o~ a person whose deeds deserved remembrance. There are also some v;Ilages which took th '! n3.m~ of a stO'le or "Maw". For example, "Mawmluh" meaning salt sto::le (the eating of salt off the back of a sw)rd being one of the Khasi forms of oath), 'MiwSmli' the oath-stole, 'Mawphlang' the grassy stone and many others. To commemorate with a ston~ of an important event has been a custO"l1 amongst mlny people in many places, and the creation of grave-stones to mark the spot where th'! rem1.im of the death are bqried, is an ~lmost universal p'"actice of the Khasi. The Kha~i stO'1es ar::: cenotaphs. ) "Mawbynna" the great monolith 1 are to be found in m 1ny places of the district. Th~se 5tO 1es were erected in one line which always consists of an uneven numb~r of stOneS. Three is the commonest number of menhirs, but five together are frequently to b'! fO:lnd; but th'!re are some 'imtances of s~ven stones. At Laitkor nine stO'1es are standin:5 in which the tallest stone is usullly in the middle. At NonS'krem there is a centre stone with a regularly carved top evidently intended to rep:-esent the head of a man. At UmstGw nme 4 Km~ from Cherrapunjee, stood tWJ rows of five m'>noliths each row of five in numb~r standing on either side of the old bridle road. The cen':re stone or "Mawkni" was surmounted by a carv:::d stone sha1):::d like a hat, b.lt having a rim with indented edg:::s, the intentio'1 being evidently to reprelent a crown. This c:owl stone was Tiveted at the top of a larO!'e centre stone. All the stones ihcluding. th~ 'Mawkynthei' or dolm'!n, 'have been very neatly hewn. In front of the line is a large flat table stone resting 0:1 stone supports, the top of the upp~r mJst pl~e beip.g some 2 to 2! feet from the grould. Tile largeit table-Ito~e is foqnd ~t L1.itlyngkot. J'he Laitlyngkot stonc mea~ures 28! by 1St feet.' These meII\oria~ stones' ~re u~Jlal.lY sit~at~d alongside ,of the roa-:ls to attra::t the attemio:! of p1.ssers by. • \ J The Mawbuhshyieng (where bones of the deaths ar~ kept) is another memorial stone. The Mawbuh·shyieng at Mylliem is situated in proximity to the Menhin. These stone cromlechs P?ntain the bones of the dead, where the. ylans depo~iting the. bones of, the deceased ancestorl • .Thi~ kind o'f M~nhirs) or table ,stones' can, be foupd almost every where in the district. I , 'Kor:', . or the retiring stones which were er.ected by the Syiem or Raja are another memorial stones which are scattered here and there in the district. These Kor are meant for people to take rest who. come, walking from far away places. to the m~rket pla<{e. Thele 'Kor' arc found ?lbundantly ;n Cherrapunjee (S6hra) along the roadside. ANALYSIS OF TABll.ES 15 TABLE 1 In this table the·' distri(:t is . distributed into it$ coostituents Community Development Blocks and towns. There are 9 Community Development Block, and 7 towns in the district. The number of village~ and toWns are shown against each Community Development "Blocks. Bhoi area has the Jarge number of villages followed by Nongpoh. There are 1180 inhabited villages in the district and the average population size of the villages is 28 persons . . Myl-liem Community Development Block GO;lt~iRS'':Jl the 6 tOWf\S of the Shill6ng urban Agglo~ ration. The population of My)liem Communit~ Development Block it divided into rural and. urban. The !'Ural area shows a popUlation of 55,089 and the urban areas a population of 1,74,703. The r~~ ~rea covers about 25 per cent of the population and the towm about 75 per cent. SheIla BhologanJ Community Development Block haa one town viz., Cherrapunjee and' the population i. divided into. rural and urban. The rural areas shows a popuh.tion of 30,452 and the urban shows a pOpulation of6,097. -}3 TAll:P~ 2 Decadal Change in Di&~ributiol1 of Population --- Population Percentage Decad at r------~----,..,.- _____ -.woa.c-~.....:. --~ r-....._--___.A.-----~ 1971-81 Variation r;ame of Distritt/C. D. Blotk 1971 1981 r- _____.A.. ___----, ____ ~ r-----.A------, -Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban . 8 9 10 2 3 ~ 5 6 7 . I, East Khasi Hills 385,552 257,898 127,654- 511,414- 330,614 180,800' 32-64 28'20 41'63 +39'05 +39-05 2, N~I!IPDh 28'.H.l 28,447 39,555 39,555 3. Bhoi Area 41,832 4l,1t33 .•.. 60,378 60,378 +44'33 +44'33 ,4, Mawrynglmeng 21,548 21,548 27,132 27,132 +25-21 +25-91 5. Mylliem' ,. 168,001 5 45,303 I t2,752 229,792 5~,089 t74,7d3 +36,74 . +21'61 ""'2'32 6, Mawphlang 21,089" 21,08? i9,455 '~9,4"55 +39'66 +39-66 .,-, }ynunla . ~,65t ~!8S1 34,001 34,001 ..) -t---2r',O.8 +22'03 ~_,"l 8, ShelIa-Bhologanj - 3t;484 27,58"2" 4,902 !6,S49 30,452 ~,O97 +12~51 +'lCH·O M'S8 9, Mawsynram 27,757 27,752 34,137 34,137 +22-99 +22'99 10 _ Mawkyarew 16,489 16,489 20,415 20,415 +23-81 +23-81 19 Distribation of Villages by PopulatioD This table shows lhe comparativl' jJt)sitiol1 of c;mall and biggl'r villages of eacA range- of population. tfhe stalemenl shows thal the number of villages below the ranges of 200 is 788 accounting for 60'22 per cent out of 1189 vi!lages in th(' Di,lrict. The diversification of population in the rural areas has been th(" brcakil,g up ufbigt{t"l villages in () smaller oncs. The phenomenon is COJ1tJ"ibult'd by a llumber of factors and the major par~ is playt'd by I h(' ~'~\lem of shifting cultivatioll known 35 .Jhummin~, Chis requires a larr;c .lrCa of opf'ratioll anlt bring about of settlement of villages 3S popu.la>ion i:lcreases. In the rAnges of 200-499 there are 3.)5 vi llages arC(JlAltling ~r)r 28,17 pcr cent. In villages where wet and perm.lnem cultivatioli is possible the settlement is perman<...liL, ; 0'13 pnccllt 1<; 0crupicd by 124 vlllages in the range, of 300·1999 ,Iud 1'18 per cem by 14 villages in the range ~000-4999, The pruc.:es!> of concentration of \lillagc~ into b.gger one is bound tn happen al more and more people r('ali~c the social And economic bcndits that can be 0 htained in la:-ge village. TABLE 3 Range of Population ,"\]"0. "f" illagcli in each range Percentage of dllagrs In l:ach range 2 3 Less than 200 716 60'22 200-499 335 ?8'17 10'43 500 -1999 124 2000-4999 i4 5000 ------~--~----~------20 TABLE. • , . !fhis table shows ,the' distribution of villages by density. The Table shows N. A. meaning data xU! "flvailable as the area of the '~ges are not cadastrally sUrveyed and henc~ the figure is not availab~ However, the density of the district hasb~en shown in the important statistics '(Annex-II). TABLE of. Dilltri_tlOll el ViI",_ by deuity Range of tlen.itv Total No. of'Village' !n Percentage of Tillage. (Per Sq. Ka) each denlity ranee in each density ranre 2 3 -10 ;:; 11-20 21-50 51-10' 101-200 201-300 ... 301-500 501+ Not Known 21 TABLE 5 Proportioa of SChedufed (la.t.,.· B ...... '1:o Total Population ia the Villaeea This table. shows the ,distr~bution of the Scheduled' Castes population of the distriq "t th~ vi'~ge level in e3ch range,·' It . is seen from, the table that there are '1161 villagcs in the dis~rict 'hav;¥tg no Scheduled Castes population. T~ means that 97.6'5 p. c. of the total number of village:r ,iu the diltrict has no Scheduled Cas~e pOpu13 tion. In the pbrcentage range of 5 or less Scheduled Caltes population there are 25 village. or 2. 11 p. c. of the total n umber of villages. It will be seen that the perce~tage ~fln~CJr' .from 6·10, 1.1.15 and 16-20 shows that the Sch~duled Castes, ~111ation, is recorded m only onp Village each With O. 08 P c. For better understandmg and appreciation oftbc data the list of. villages according to the Droportion of Scheduled Castes to' total population is shown in "'ppendix IV-Village Directory of this table. TABLE 5 ------~------~', Percentage range of S C. No. of -villages in Perceniag~ of villages Population to total each range in each range Population 2 3 Nil 1151 97'65 5 or less 25 2'11 6-10 l ,8'08 11-15 1 .O·OS ,J 16-20 0?03. 21-30 31+ - 22 TABLE 6 ·Pr~p"~ion of Scl,ae$luled'Tribes PojnIlatiOJi to. Total :PopJllation in 'ViDages . This table· shows the number of vi11~ges according to the percentage range of Scheduled Tribes poP}llation.. It· is very interestinc to note that in this State where the Scheduled Tribes p:>pulation cov~rs, m!>re than 80 p. c. of its total inhabitants, there are 22 viIlage~ having no Scheduled Ttibes at·;alJ. This clearly shows that other communities mostly from outside the State immigrated and Iletti@d in well set up viPages prc:.erving there own ethnic identities. There are 1080 villages in the district having the percentage range of Scheduled Tribes popUla tion. of: 5,1 and above accounting for 90.83 percent of the total number of villages. The rest of the villages are distributed evenly according to the percentage range of Scheduled Tribes population. TABLE 6 Percentage range of No. of villages in PeJ'centage of villl>ge. S T. Population)o each range in each range Total Population 2 Nil 22 1.85 1-5 15 1.26 6-;;-15 13 1.09 16-:~5 21 1. 71 26-~5 19 1.60 36-~O 19 1.60 [)1+ 1080 90.83 23 ·TK~ 7 , With, the c~~ion of Cherrapunjee" aU ether fowns shown in:; tllis i \ tabJe 'are the" cOmpP):l.RDt :,Wlhs of ,ShiUong urban aggl<»heration: It'"lDay also be noted' that Madanrting,' .t>ynthorurilkhrah .and Cher.rapilnjee are 'new' towns, in 1981 Census. Cherrapunjee which has the heaviest rainfall in the wOrld has 6097 population of which 5637 i, the Schetluled Tribes population accounting f,jr 92.49 p. c. of the population and 9 or 0.15 P.C. is the SCheduled Castes population. Madanrting town which' waS' declared- as Census town ror' the' fIrst time in' 1981' Census 'ha,' a population. ,of 6165 out of which the Soh :,iuled Tribe5 constituted 59'94 ,P. c. and the Scheduled Castc~ 0.01 p. c. Ma,wlai town with a population of 20,405 has 84'32 percent of Scheduled Tribes population and o·o~ per''f\C,n'(,. of .. ,Sche,duied Caste> ..NGngthymm~i town which' has a population of-Zl,558 has ~!y 54'60 percent of Scheduled Tribe; populatiJn and ll'54 per<:ent of Scheduled Ca~tesH population. . . ~ " ; . .. I, Pyp~~orumkhrah wlt~h wa~ ?eclar,~~ '~own Jor the ,.firs[ tiIQ,k in 19.8l ha'\ a..popi':Ratiou 'of 10,711 .ont of which the Scheduled Tn bes constl~u(e lS'99 percent and the Scheduled Castes 0'.30 percent. I' . "J / Shiil~n~ (M) h~s a Scheduled. Tribes population. of 45·5~.. perceDt, as aga;n:;~ l~~n .).peI'cent in 1971 •• The mcrease 11 d&e to the lOflux of Garos. MIZOS and other tribes to tnls townl for educa tional ,and other facilities. The town has 0'81 percen.~. of Sc;.qeduled " ,.Castes .po~ul$ioo. Shillong .00ntoJ1>uu'!nt has only 311' Scheduled TilDes or '4~70 percent and ~1 Schedule Caltes or 0'32 percent. TABLE 7 Name .r Towns Total Population Total Scheduled Total Scbedu- Percentage of Pc6centagc of {Alphabetical Caltes Popula- led Trbes popu- S!:be~C.. - Scheduled order) tion I.tion tel Populati(.n Tribea POpll> to total Popu- lation t. total lation Populaaien 2 3 .. 5 , Cberrapunjee (Sobra) 6097 !) 5639 0.15 92.49 Madanrting 6165 1 3695 0.01 $9.94 Mawlai 20405 8 17205 0.03 84.32 N ongtll) mmai 215~8 117 11771 0.54 54.60 Pyntborumkhrah 10711 32 3105 0.30 28.99 Shillong (M) 109244 884 49746 0.8~ 43'S4- Sbillong (Cantt.) 6620 21 '11 0.32 4.7' 24 ~f\8LF. 8 .LI~~¥-1\9Y_ R~?;'ES ~y .. POPU:LATION :RANGES .BY VILLAGES. This (able shows the comparative posItion of villages with 6 different population sizes ~ literacy rates there in.. It is seen that the villages with less than 20.0. population has the: low meracr.~ate wit~ only ~3'17 per c~nt. T~is shows t~e disadv~n(ag~s of s~all villag~s in the·~ of facIlItIes. It IS also seen that hIgher literacy rale IS found In bIgger vlllages or mother wo the bigger the villages the higher the literacy rate. I TAELE 8 ._-_. Range of P-opuiation No. of villages Literacy Rate in Each Range I 2 3 Less than 200. 716 23-17 200-;..499 - - ... 335 21-58 50.0.-999 ... 93 30.-25 100.0-1999 3_I 48-62. 20.0()--.4.999 - ..• 14- 42'52 50.00.+ 2:5 TABLE 9 The table presents the literacy rales of all the towns of the dhtrict. The Shi1long ur- 1:ft\n agglom~ration aCCQupts for 65.65 percent of literacy rates. Taking into acc.ount of all the. towns it i ~ in"ie.rts-.:ing ',0 no~e that all . the towns record' 50 ,percent, above of literacy. rate. Shillqng Munc\palitv itself records he highest rate of 59 19 percent. The educational facilities are mOStly' concentrated in this town and also having the privilege of being the State (Japital it has all the facilities of 'being a commercia) and business centre. . Chcrrapnnjee which· once had the reputadon of being lhe capital of this part of the COtJ,l1,try, during the British regime has at present a literacy rate of 53.15 percent. Besides h~ving the The logical College and ihe Normal Training School set up since the British regime, it has also other educational facilities like colleges, high schools, M. E. and L. P. Schools. It also serves as are import'lnt . commerchl centre to the region where oranges and betelnuts and other fruhs are produced. ' TABLE 9 LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS. Literacy Rates Shi1long Agglomeration 65'65 :-'hillong Municipality 59'19 Shillong Cantonment 57'39 Mawlai 57'04 Nong~hymmai 57'27 P fnthorumkhrah 54'50 Madarrting 54·16 Cherrapulj~e (Sohra) 53'75 26 TABLE 10 Jn~this,table an:,atLempt is ~$le to present the distribution of ,the ,population aJ).d the, per. centage' of Scheduled' Castes/Tribes. al.ite1acy, Main-worken, Marginal workers, Total worker!! and NQIl~Workera. and its break-up to Ptrson, Male and Female. Judging from the population of each Community Development .,BlQCkj Bhoi· Area conu.ins the largelt number of population of 60,378. Mawkynrew has the least rumber of persons with 20,415. A~()hg' the towns Shillong Mu:nicipality has the large!>t population with 1(}9,244 perBons. Tile Shi~ong UT ban AggloID6ralion has a". population of 174,703. Cherrapunjee (Sohra) has "I.he least population of oniy 6091. Main worker is a worker who participate in any economically productive acuvlty. Mawkynrew Communicy Development Block records the highest perCentage of workers with 52'81 percent. In the remaining CommuniiY Development Blocks the percentages of worker.~ range from 40 to 46 percent only. Marginal workers are those who work a few days in a year or few hours in a day d,l'ring [he major part of the year in any economically proWl.~tive activity. Mrwphlang and Mawkyrrew Com munity Development Blocks accounts for 2-52 percent and 2"26 percent of marginal workers respec tively. In tre urban areas Shillong 'C~ntonm,eJlt records the, ~,~~t rate of marginal workers with 3'16 percent. Non-workers are those persons who are not doing any work and alio iho~ who Iccl!ive an unearned income like a pensioner, a rentier, a be.Qgar etc. Mylliem Community Development Block records the highest percentage of non-workers with 5971 percent and Mawkynrew Community Development Block has the lowest percentage of only 44'93 per cent. TJ\HLE 10 28 TABLE- Percentage of Literate, Workers, NOB-workers, .. Total Population._----. ,------PERCEN Name of Distrtct/C, D. Blocb Total S C, Po- S T, Po- Literate to total Population Rural pulation pulation ,-----.-----,__ ~ .... Urban Persons Males Females to total to total P M F Population Population 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 East Khaai H ill. District T 511,414- 262,952 248,462 0'2' 73'15 43'73 4"'96 40-30 R 330,614 168,158 162,156 0'12 85'48 Sl'95 33'98 29'86 U 180,800 94,794 86,006 0'59 50'59 65'25 69'9!1 60'OS Nongpoh - R 39,')55 20,641 I ,914 0'04- 77'79 28'96 34'23 23'21 Bhoi Area R 60,.'178 31,374 29,')Q4 0'03 70'93 27'28 29'31 25'09 Mawryngknerw, R 27,132 13,536 15,596 0'01 Y7'05 30'78 28'82 32'74 Mylliem R 55,089 28,221 26,868 0'49 69'65 41'38 44'07 38'56 Mawphlang ... R 29,455 14,804 14,651 98'27 25'81 26'015 25'55- P)nurda R 34,001 16,679 17,122 0'00 98'56 $4'25 37'50 31'31 Shelia-Bholaganj R 20,452 _ 15,'>82 14.870 0'21 86'51 38'91 41'10 36'61 Mawlynram R 34,137 17,361 16.776 0'08 92'45 34'29 36'86 31'62 Mawkynrew •• R 20,415 9,960 10,455 99'89 18'45 16'62 20'19 Shillong U, A, U 174,703 91,728 82,975 0-61 49'13 65'65 70'47 50'33 Shillong (M,) U 109,244 57,092 52.152 0'81 45'54 69'19 74'52 63-34 Shillonc Cant, U 6,620 3,757 2,863 0'32 4'70 57'39 60'77 52'95 Mawlai U 20,405 10,716 9,689 0'03 84'32 57'U3 60'61 63'08 NODgthymmai U 21,558 11,271 1',287 0'54 54'60 67'27 70'96 63'23 Pyllthorumkhrab U 10,711 5.732 .,979 0'30 28'99 54'50 60-94- 47'03 Madanrting ... U 6,165 3.160 3,005 0'01 59'94 54'16 57'75 50'38 Cl::errapunjee (Sohfa) U 6,697 3,066 3,e31 0'15 92'49 53-75 55'51 51'96 29 10 Scheduled Castes/Tl'ibes Population in the District '------"------, ------~. --:------1-, Main workers to rotat' Marginjll werkers III total _ Total worker, tll total NO'l~wo"kep . to tota_ pl'pulation pOpulation poPulation - populhhllD - -P--...... -M----F ,---P--...... -M---- F r--; --"--M-----P r-- -p--...... --M---y 11 12 ]3 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 52-Os 28'64 Q-95 ,'54 41'62 ,47'56 69'82 45'14 1-27 _ 2-11 46'41 54'88 37-66 53'59 32'51 47'87 15'58 0'35 0'24 32'86 48'11 16'04 67'14 51'89 83'96 45'27 1'36 0'54 57'11 35'20 53'37 42'89 64'80 46-14 0'(8 0'68 46'51 56'52 35'67 53'49 46'26 - 54'00 38'56 2'08 0'36 3'77 48'34 54'36 42'33 51·66 39'97 0'10 0'56 40'29 51-44 28'58 59'71 50'25 47'08 1'03 4'03 52'77 54'87 51'11 45'13 48'89 47'59 54'18 41'25 1'00 3'32 49'77 55-18 50-23 +4'82 55'43 .51-'63 28'91 1'13 0'26 54'89 30'94 56'SO 41"99 52'34 1'24 0'32 2'19 52-66 56'77 47'34 W54 52'81 47'95 1'59 55'07 59'51 50'B5 40'49 49'15 41-89 15'34 0'36 0'25 0'48 32'79 48'14 15'82 J 33'25 48'79 16'23 3'16 0'43 36'41 49'(0 16'66 63'59 51'00 83'34 30'76 50'03 0'33 O'El 31-09 50-22 6'00 68'91 49'78 94'00 3]'74 23'29 17'79 0'46 0'35 0'57 32-20 23'64 18'36 67'80 76'36 81'64 24'66 15'84 0'31 0'31 32'.')3 16':5 6N7 75'06 83'85 29'98 8'03 0'49 0'78 30'47 8'81 69'53 50'73 91'19 27'12 11'71 0'76 0-66 0'87 12'18 72'12 22'07 0'08 0-03 0'13 34'67 22'20 6S'33 53'00 17'80 30 TABI:.E 11 This table gives the number of Inhabited villages and the number of villages having one or more of the different amenities with percentage lor each of the C. D. Blocks and total for the district. In the district the number of vil]age~ with elucational' facilities are only 70 per cent. The number of PrimalY Schools ill the distnct is more than M. E. Schools. Inadt;quate mcnical facilities is a!lother problem faced by the people of the district. The Government and private ho ;pitah are located at Shillong o:1ly which is the Capital of the State and the Headquarter of the dist,'ict, The number of hospitals and beds have been shown 'in the Statement Vof the Town Directory. 50 per cent. of the patients admitted to the hospitals at Shillong are referred to from the rural Areas. As regards drinking W Postal and telegraph communication in the district as a whole i~ very unsatisfactory. The nature of the terrain in the hill areaS is Il bottleneck for postal communication to be developed within the easy reach uf the pec.-ple. Rural electrification is esse.idal for executing the D~velopment Programme in the Agricultural and Cottage hdustries. It can b~ hoped that the supply of power to the rural and semi-urban areas ~ould help in crt>ating a b:lIance and diversified economy. But the progress of rural electrifi cation In the S ate is extremely low. Only 17 per Cent 01 the villages has been covered over the two decades cf planning. While in Nov«:mber, 1970 Haryana achieved Clot per cent electrification of villages and tillJanualY 1971, Tamil Nadd" has as high a~ 78 per cent. Meghalaya has achieved only 11. 9 per eent b i 1979·80. rill 1978-79 only 474 villages out of 4583 viPages were electrified of whiQl 72 villages were add~d in 1979-80 making a total of 546 electrified villages. As Tt"gard Ea~t Kha,j Hills 'di~trict the perc~nta5e of electrified vil1age~ is 19.51 per cent Compared to all other district in the State, thiS dis(fict i> fairly better in the rural elc::ctrification, Umiam l-Iydel Project is located only 19 kms ~;_W.ly from ShiJlong and it is under the Bhoi Area C. D. Block. AlotlJ("f 2 X 30 Ivi \\ Ky, dem Kulai HydroElectric Project of this C. D Block is in th.e~ advanced stage of constrlAction. Aho, the Umiam-Umtrew stage IV with upper Khri diviSion project having the installed capacity of 2 X 30 MW is also to be improved. It can be sem from the table, that besides the urban area l f Shillong town, M} lliem, Maw phlang and Mawryngkneng C. D. Blocks ~:so enjoys mOle facilities than ~.ny o',her blocks which ate very far from the town, Mawphlang and Mylliem hav,: attained 41 per cent and 62 per Ct;llt respectively of electrified Villages where as other C. D. Blocks have below 19 per cent. 31 TABLE 11 DJ8.triburion of Vill_g.,. According to the Availability of DifFerent 'AmeDkie. "'C...., :E" No (With percentage1) of v.Uage5 having one or more of the following 81. l\ame of De- :S amenities :>10 velopmeot ,------_- _--A. ______._ ,------.----~ Block ._ fl 0111) Education Medical Drinking Po,t and Market/ C')mrnuni- Approach Power .OS 0::::: Water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supply Z'_.> Road ----.- 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. Nongpoh 181 137(75.70) 11(608) 181(100) 13(7.18) 16(8.84) 19(10.50) :t0l II'05) 31(17.1:1) 2. Bhoi Area 248 178(71.77) 7(2:82) 248(100) 14(5.65) 15(6.05} 21(S.47) 2'i(10.08) 4J( 19-76) 3. Mawryngkneog 6S 46(73.02) 4(6.3'» 63( 100) 9(14.29) 2( 3.18) 13(20.64) 9(14.29) 13,20.64) ". 4. Myiliem 64 58(9('.63) 3(4.69) 64(100) 4(6.25) 24(37.5) 16(25'00) 40(62.5) 5. Mawphlang 112 60(53.57) 3(2.68) 112(100) 4(3.57) 5(M') 14(12.5) 35(31.25) 47(41.96) 6. "ynunla 127 80(62.99) 4(3'15) 127(iOO) 9(7.09) 11(8.66) 33(25.98) 21( 16.51-) 15(11'81) 7. Sheila Bhulaganj 172 98(5.6.98) 6~2.H) 172(100) 19( 11.(5) . 9(:;.23) 39(22.68 ) 37(2h'll) 22( 12'80) 8. MaWlynram 154 1 iO(71.43) 5(3:25) 154(1 OJ) 1Ii(11.611) 12(7.79) 21(13.6t) 2;;(14.9!) 14\9'09) 9. Mawkynrew 68 39(57.35) 1(1.47) 68(100) 4('1.88) 3(4.41) 6(8.82) 3(4.41) 1 , ; TOTAL 1 :89 806(67.79) 40(3.36) 1189(100) 94(7'911 73(6.l4) 190( 15'98) 189(15.90) 232( 19.51) , 32 TABLE 12 The total rural population of the District only is shown in thil table. The villages of the district and of the State as a whole arc Imall and scattered all around with poor communication There fore, it is not practicable to take into ac;count ~nl}i the population to be .er~d b.ut a.J$0 the :areas, the density of'populaiion and the difficulty in transport aLd comlllunication hale to be taken into account. The table below shows only the rural population served by different amenities. The proportion !t'rved by education as ~~n be seen fro!fi the table below is satisfactory where as other amenitie~ are yet to be improved. The rural population served by the pewer supply to Mawphlang and MylJiem C. D. Blocks b almost cent per cent. Mawkynrew C. D. Block has only 2.32 per cent of the total popuh.tion, served by p<:lwer suppl)': TABLE 1'1 ProportiOl1 of Rural Population Served by Dift'erent Atnenities DISTRICT: EAST KHASI HILLS proportion of rural population..A.-____ ler\ ed by the amenity of Total po- r ------. pulation of SI. Name of C. D. inhabIted Educa· Medical Drinking POst and Marketl Commu'1i- Approach Power No. BloLk villageain tion water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supp.y C. D-Block Road 2 . 3 '4 5 6 7 8 9 io 11 --~-...-- 1. NoniPoh 39,555 86.87 22.71 100 26.85 24.25 27.08 24.85 3'Z.68 2. Bhoi Area 60,378 87.27 13.10 100 18.43 15.94 24.24 24.36 34.74 3. Mawryngkneng ... . , 27,132 • 95.45 25.95 100 36.00. 15.70 45.17 41.94 51.87 4. M)lliem 55,089 93.39 ; 10.29 100 14.34- 52.87 51,39 82.47 5. Mawphlang 29,455 83.98 1_2.02 100 56.92 55.78 72.68 94.62 94.08 6. Pynur.la 34,001 93.24 8.77 100 16.85 10.25 32.96 24.63 24.35 7. Sh.lla Bholaganj 30,452 75.81 11;69 100 33.54 12.74 43.36 41.86 32.84 8. Maw.ynralD . 34,137 90"SO i2.60 lO!) 32.76 26.36 32.07 24.46 24.77 9. MawkYllnM 20,415 86.54 4.03 100 12.22 5.75 8.67 4.89 2.32 33 TABLE 13 'rhi. table sbows only the number of villages where th~ amenities are not available but available at the distance of 5 Kms., 5-10 Kml. and IO+Kml. As there are many small village, in the district many of them ate without 3menities but could have the amenities at a distance of lel~ than 5 k n where the amenities are available. . TABLE 13 Distribution of Villages not having certain amenities, arranged by dis~anc~ ranges from plac~s where these are a'tailablc. District C BAST KHASI HILLS Number of villa,eI where the amenity is not Villages not having the amenity of .---_---.--A.~vailable and available at distant ___of "'" 5 Km. 5-10 Kms lO+Km. Total (Cols 2-4) _--,------ 2 3 4 5 'Educatio~ 292 46 45 Medical 290 235 620 1145 Driaking Water ... P and T 443 398 1095 Market/Hat 344 419 Ill' Communication 281 462 999 ~-----=------34 TABLE 14 The table highlights the number (with percentage ill brackets) of villages having the .nne.itia accq,(QN to the distlnce J"ange from the nearest: towns (in .kms.) Villages w~ich arc nearc:;t to the t~w. a~<; Vtjry fe,w. There arC! 3 village. which have no amenitiel at a114 villages havt! the educational facilitief auci.8 are electrified. TAe two villages which are under the range distant of 0.5 km. and which have not been electrified are under the Shella-Bholaganj C. D. Block and two undfr Myllittn C. D. Block. 4 viU. which afe neare.t to the town have not be~n electrified. It could be £een from table 13 that many Vill~,~ Without amenitie~ fall under the range distance of leiS than-5 kms. This table also shows those "illages having the amenities in a range distant neareU to the town. There are many primary school. in those :villages which are far ~w<\Y from the, town, that is, between the ranles of 16-50 Kms and 51-j-. Froln this it can be inf~rre~ th"s, a child. h~vms passed the primary school has '0 go to another vill~ge to attain the middle S~ TA'BJ...E H DisUibuUoa of V:ilJaces Aeecmlia.g to the Distaaee from., the Nearest tPWD aDel . availability of clift'ereDee a1'lleDitie~. DISTRICT: EAST KHASI HILLS Distance No. of inha- No. (With percentage) of villages having the amenity of range bited villa- .-----.~----~ ______.A._-- ______.__ ...... from the ges in each Education Medical D{hlkjng Post a.nd ~t,etl Communi- Approach P.ower nearest town . rarige water Telegrapbs Hat cation road by Supply (in Kms) Puce, ' ------...-." .. ~-.-.------2 3 (. 7 8 9 10 0-5 7 4(57'14) (-) 7(100) (-) (-) (-) (-) 3(42'86) i-15 74 50(67'51) 5(6'';6) 74( 100) 7(9'46) 3(4'05) 20(27'03) 29(39' IS) 36(48'65} 1'-50 543 290(53'41) 22(4·05) 543(100) 40(7'37) 63(7'00\ 82(15'10) 94(l1'31) 131(24'13} 565 462(81'77) I i(3.Ol) 565(100) 47(8.32) 32(5'66) 28(15'58) 66(11'68) 62(lO'97} Total H8' 806(67'79) 40(3'36) 1189(100) 94(7'91} 73(6'14) 190(15'98) 189(15'90) 232(19'51) 35 ~15 In this table the villages arc dimibu'(ed to population range of 499, 500 to 1,999, 2~OoO:tO 4,999 5,000 and above for the district and for each Community Developmem Block. As regards to the villages having the populatioo of more than 2000, alrlJost all of them are having their amenilies. The e4ncational apsenity of the villages belQW 499 popuw.tion accounts for only 65.30 per cent. Most of the villages, hav(' their population below 100 and some of them haVda, even below 50. TABLE 15 Dismltuiioa of Village Aceording to Population Rage and Ameaities Availalm DlSI'~JCT : EAST KHASI HILLS population No. of inha- No. (with percentage) of Villages having the amenity ~f _...... _-_....._ rang~ bited villa. ,-- ...-.---___,.___.._ Power ges in each Education Medical Drinking Post and Market! Commum- Approach '""' range Wi\ter Telegraph Hat I ca.tt.P road by Supply Pucca 2 3 4, S 6 7 8' 9 10 (}- 499 1051 700(66·61)) 19(1'80) 1051(100) 46( 4'37) " 38{ 3'61) 140(13'32) 136(12'94) 162(15'41) 500-1999 124 93(75'00) 17(I3'70} 124(100) 38(30'64} , . 'S2{25'80) 45(36'29) 4{J(32'25) 58(46'11) 2000-4999 14 13(92'85) 8(57'14) 14(100) 10(71'42) 3(21'42) 5(35'71) 13(92'85) 12(85'71) 5000+. - Total 1189 806(67'79) 44(3'70) 1189(100) 94(7'91) 73(6'14) 190(15'98) 189(15'90) 232(19'51) 36 TMLE 10 Gives the main Staple food of the people in the villages in each C. D Block. This needg no clitc:ussion. TABLE 16 Main Staple food in the majority of the villages in each C. D. Block. District: East Khasi Bills 51. No Name of C. D. Block Main Staple fooda 2 3 1. .l'longpOh Rice 2. Bhoi Area Rice 3, Mawryngkneng Rice 4. MylJiem Rice 5, Mawphlang ... Rice 6. Pynursla ... Rice 7. Shella-Bholaganj ... Rice 8. Mawsynram Rice 9. Mawkynrew Rice ~ 37 'fABtE 17 . qiv~s the!" dittribtltion of villages- ac~ordinl to land :us't. Th~ tOlal 'are" -ot ea.; C. ~·Ilock only 1t lIven where all information for land use is not anHahle and are .i..vcm »~,J..... TABLEl7 DllitrilRrtM• ., ftI .... ~ to .. .. »i.trict : I ••t Kha.i Hill. ._- S1. l'\ame of C. D. Ilook . No. of inhabited Total Area Percent. or Culd· Percenta&e •• ir.i,.tld No. villages y.b~ area to area t6-tetal total area cultivable areal ------r _ 2 4- 5 f 1. N.n&poh 181 .i". NA ....NA 2. Bhoi Area ... 149 NA NA 3. Ma wryncknellC. 03 NA NA .... Mylliem 6... NA NA 5. Ma:wp~llang. '. . .. ll.~ "f NA NA 6. Pynurlla 127 NA NA .,' 7 I' • SheU~Bbo~ganj .... 172 .. j ;:NA :NA •• Mawsynram ... 15 ... NA NA . ~," <,' \. !.' OM avA1 nrew f· ; ..+ .' Itt' ::NA.: 'NA ._ ,. , ...... ". " •. - ..J;;a_ ...... '-.~ ----~------_ TOTAL 1189 NA NA 38 TAitt 18 Tlli~ ~bl~~'i&..1iUgh'ts ~e'1!toWthTratt) Den,ity and Sei'-ratio o'.r iIrbiln population iii the ~Utr,ict in relation to tHe "State" ii'rtile i 195J . TABLE,'l1 Growth, Density And SUi-RatiIl; of.,Ur...... :Pop ...... lfa TJae DiStl"etoJD'RelatioD To The State District: East Khasi Hills III! ~,,_ Il00 .... DISTRICT STATE ~ ___-..A ~ ~ ~--- I I.l II I • 100 .. ';I' I) ::: 1::';;' ::: t:: ::s 0 ... "' _...... 0 '" ' ~ 'i¢ lID'" g, £U""" 0 •bOCO ..... be'" Po 8,0 .. = :~.g = oS oS'"= :>-.2 S #"t.. --,,_.. -; "..7" ...- .•" ...... ~.2 '-' Po ".0; "t'l;!aos:: e (;·8 g'~ +',Q'lis:: ... _ ~.!g£c .-= it ~ :C O ;!III • ~ .... III ,o.!! III ::: ... Po 0 >oR ~~:1 ..0_ III ,Q.! ~ ._ a u u ...... IO~ rr~ ... nlo<- .-:::.s~ .. ::s .;:J ::s "()1J1lI 5·.= =.~.. . ~;:J I) U III II ... ICZtC O () Po I.l ,",," III oS I) I 0·0 I... ~1 . g, 1'1 oS ...... E--8. ;:Jg. 6.g ;:Jg. o "' ... o 0 u",o- S::.!! 0' Jl'-'S8 1:1 0 o u "',Q- ~ZSg ~o_ 8. 0 lJ.oS .. 0° ... ~_~ Q, lJ.. ~. 0.. Po Po u UJ ..... 0. >::s t! &UJ ~.: l. ~ >;:J ...... Po 2 3 4 5 6 7 8- 9 10 11 12 is ~--r--- 1951 2,28,552 58,512 25:110 53"20 NA 784 '6,05,674- 58,512 9'66 +53·20 NA 1," i·./ , 1961 2,90';500 1,02,398 3$'25 75.00 NA 763 '1,'69,'380 1,17,483 15.27 +100.78 ~3,O~7 , 764 1971 4,80,65' 1,22,752 ., 32~5 19'88 NA 862 10,11,699 1;47,17e 14-55 +25-,27 ,3,860 853 " ~. 1911 'i~,1l,·14 l,at,800 ¥·~5 47:29 NA 907 13.3~,'19 2,41,333 18"7 +63'98 N~ 9M 39 tABLE 19 ;. ~"'I? ,"I I ::;'WnieVJ{C': : al' i ;' New Towa/Towlli Declassifieclln- 1981 CenRs District : East Klaas!, HiU. Population 1981 (a) ADDED i (i) Madanrting ... 6,165 , (ii)",pynthor Umkhrah ... lO,711 (iii) Cherr?punjee 6,1{)97 (b) DECLASSIFIED (i) 1 (i~). r NIL (iii). J } '. TABLE 2t PER. CAPITAL RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS '. This table shows the per CaPlta receipt and expenditure of Shillong Muri.i~paJity aad Catdhtmedt lloard only IS supplied by the respective office.. The d<;\ta for the remaining Towns of the District are not available. .~------, PER CAPITAL (IN Rs. '00), ,-----R-ECEIPT------"-~FiP~~ru.....R-E ...... _ __...., o;:;.'~:"",___ ,,,,,, ClUJ,. name a,n4. civic r-..;.----- ...... --~.---....------...... --...-. -.. __ =.~~---.-.-"" status of the Town* ~ Tolal -lleceipt Receipt Total Gentral Expenditure PuWC' '!xtleDditn're Other through from all F.xpendi- Ad.inil- Oil Public Works em Public alplCtJ T~S" o~r mit frtifion lie-aTtTiiilcI in.fitutlon lourers convenience. 'r- "2 't f ~ '8- '. f g- g' [I , , II'·', "C(' , V Cherrapunjee (CT) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA. NA " : ... ' ...' ~ ,L,' V Madanrting (CT) •• :'. see Shilloni Url)an Aalomeration (~ .. III M ~lli I(CT) , ... ,. - " , Do :e.. 0 ...... Do III N~l~ai (CT) ,).,' ~.... ) ,/ IV pynthorumkhrah (CT) Do ... .' I, L ~ v Skillonc (CB) Do - .... I ShiUoIll (M) Do ... Shillonl U, A. See Conltitu1nt Uni .. ;0'1 " , V Madanrting •• NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NAj, III Mawlai NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA _. NA:' ._. _.., nr 'NO'iiit11ymiiiii .'-.::' NA' ~ ·'·NA - SA- NA m' m lU IV Pynthoru-khrah NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA V ShilloDI (CJ) 4,534 1,22& , ~3e6 S,055 844 4,994" 1.5" 650 .1 I Sllillong (M) 39,081 15,598 23,403 29.705 ',836 1.,583" 5,523 '.3 'To be arr.allred in alphabetical order "lnCludes Expenditure on Public Saf'ty. 41 TABLE 21 This table gives the futbbers of Si:hools per ten thousarl.d population in the town, The exact number of Schools have been ~htwn in rhe Staterrent V of the to\\n Dirtctory. It can be seen from the table that the· towns have only 3"52 . of Matriculation 'Schools per ten thoUsand population, 2'8~ Qf Middle Schools per 1,000 population and 5'25: Primary School. Hence it may be concladed that more Sehcols are still wanting to cater to the n(cds qfthe growing population of the urban areas, TABLE 21 SCHOOL PER TEN THOUSAND ,IN 'tOWN DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS NO. PER TEN THOUSANO POPULATiON ~------~ -----~ Class, name and civic statuI of town- Hilhl'r Sec:On- Secondary/ Junior PrimafJ dary/PUC/Ju- Matricula- Secondlltf nior Collete tion Middle 2, 3 4 5 V Chctrrapunjoe COT) 6'56 3'28 11'48 V Madanrtiog (OT) 1'82 4'87 9'73 III Mawl~i' (CT) ... 1'96 2'94- 5'39 III Nongthymmai (CT) 'H. 1'39 1'86 1'86 IV Pynthorumkhrab (aT) ,.,...... 0-$3; 5'60 4'67 V Shillong (UB) 3'02 .-5S 1 Shillong (M) .... -.., , 4'30 2'56 5'40 TOTAL 3'32 2'82 5'25 .. ~ , ·To be arrragcd in alphabetical order. ,42 TABLE 22 The table gives the numbl!r of beds in medi~al institution per 1,000 po~ul tt will be seen from the table that Shillong Municipality is the only tow,lin th~ district ani hence t4e State .as a whole ~aving the larges number of medical facilities. In 1971, the numb::r of beds for Shillong Cantonment was 166 contributing 35 beds per 1,000 population. The only Hospital in Shillong Cantonment is strictly for Military personnel. This time no information is available for the number of beds in the hospital and theretore it has been recorded as N. A. Shillong Municipality has increased the number of beds from 8 to 10'29 per 1,oao p:lpulation. M-ld" lrting, \hwJai, Pynthi)rumkhrah and Nongthymmai have no hospital within their 1urisdiction. TABLE 22 NO. OF BEDS IN· MEDICAL INSTITtrrION IN TOWN DISTRICT : EAST KH.I\SI HILLS Claas, name and ciyic status of the No. of bed. in medieal institutions town per 1,000 population 1 2 V Cherr~punjee (CT) , ... V Maclanrting (CT); '.'. III' Mawlai (CT) III Nongthymmai (CT) IV Pynthor Umkhrah (CT) V Shillong (CB) ... NA I Shillong (M) 10'29 TOTAL 6'33 '43 TABLE 23 ,It gives th~ proportion ofSlilm! p~pul \ti:)n in the di,trict. Th;~:n~ei~ n'J dhcl1 Ilion '" there.is no Slum:a.iea in the town; , TABLE 2~ PROPORTION OF SLUM IN TOWNS DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS OliB., Name and CiVic ProPortion of the slurns StatuI of the Town DeJlsity in Slums population to total (Per Sq. Kms.) pop.lation of the town 2 '3 - ~------~~------r------______------NIL ,) 44 TABLE 24 Jt gives the picture of trade, commerce and industry for the town, The most important feature ia this table is the question of import and export. The three most important commodities which are imported. into the town of Shillong M unici pality are (i) India made foreign ligour, (2) Medicines and (3) Electrical goods. The three most important commodities exported from Cherrapunjee Town are Cement, Coal an.' lime. The commodities of export and import are determilleU With reference to their value in rupe($ and the information On thrse are collected from various sources. Statement VI in the Town Directory JDghlighted these items. TABLE 24 MOST IMPOIlTAf;T COMMODITY MAN.UFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN THE TOWNS I DISTRIOT : EAST KHASI HILLS ~,__ ------.ur~- MOST IMPORTAN' CO}.UdODITY ClMI, name ana Civic r----~-- _.A-____------.- ___....."" Status of the Town Manufactured Expcjrted Imported I 2 • 4 V Oerrapunjee Lime, Cement at Q!lick Lime Cement and Coal Petroleum producta. V Madanrtinr Hotiae pipa, Ste.l Trunk and Hollow Block m Mawlai nI NongthYlIlmai Hollow Block Timber' and C."I Petroleum, Moton parts and Rlodio. IV PYJl.thorumkhrah Wax Polish , Paraftin Wax V ShilloDg c.ntontment Potato, Timber and Tezpata Rice, Sug.. and y. Oil.- I ShilioDi Municipality. ... India made Foreiln - Liquor, Madicinea, Elec trical G_.. --- --~ -- PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION-. VILLAGE DIRECTORY 47 SECTION-I VILLAGE DIREGTOBY. EQluatory Not.. III the Village Directory, particular. of the District CensuS Handbook are presented C. D_ Block':'.'I'ise~. For convenience of reference an alphabetical list of villages in respect of each C. D. Block are lurni.hed preceding the village directory of that admirilltrative unit. Since the location code. of the villages in the v!llagc directory arc;,. g,~vell, i~ ~C~n.fj\iJ;1&1 ord.P', tb~, ~ ofl the Y.j))1.... ~. n~t arranged alphabetlcally_' , In Ca&e\a viUage'·';is· treated as an '0btgrowth' olap, Urq?4,Ag~ei:a~j.t~,C()4e nlJJDQ"( and the name of the village appeared in the Village Directory but no data is presented with regard to amenitiel and land use particulars and are merely record against the name of the village that it is treated as an outgrowth of such and luch TownJU. A. , . " .' ~ f: ",. .) The villages which have betl1 wholly merged in the Town are retained in the Village Directory. against luch villages in the Village Directory, no data are shown and are merely stat~ that the ,illage is whollY,. metg~d in. th~ .peJ:;i6c Town. Such· type·. of 'vill~s" ase 'al.;m lia#ed fot·.:ros.>refer eDce in the PC.'\· (rural). This will ensure matching of villages figuring in the P':;A (Rural) and ill the village Directory. East Khasi Hills District is having one Town urban agglomeration. New Towns added during this Census period are (1) Madanrting (!) PynthorU~~Nl all At the en(l of tbe entries for each C.D. Block~ the totds are given for Col. 3 to 5 and' 15 *0 U only. In the Village Directory the various amenities at;ld,other data, ~e indicated.. bYl di~t CodeS The Village D,ir.ectory hal four appendices:- (i) C.D. Block:-wile abltract of Educational, Mtdical and other AmenJti"." (ii) Land utili~ation data in respect of Non-municipal Town (Census Towns) (iii) C.D. Bloc\t.wise list of villages wtere no amenitie. except drinking ,mtcr. axe a.vailable.. (iv) C.D. Blocbwile lilt of Villages according to the proportion ~'t$:hedutt!d' Caste~ and'Scheduled Tcibe. to the total population by ranges. The App~ndix (iii) is only a Ult of villages where no amenities relating to. ~ion,. M&lica.k, POSt and Telegraph, Communication., Power Supply and Markets/Hats available. The de~ailed,e]lpJa!l.aJ?rY,no~~s rega\'ding"each Colum~,of the vjllag".D\iec.tory "·re as fo11oWf): CohunD~'[; Loe~~~CO.f . . In thill column the location Code of each village has been shown by .. pumbers Ileperated by obhql}e stro~~, The ~st n¥Jeber.si£ni,4qs t~t.co~·.)1~r of t~; Staten :Meghalaya·. wbi.Gh ts:U. TJae S.~COIla st.~nds"tc;)r t~ cpde "Jluw.her.,.o£r t~ HillsJPj~triG(t Th,i!"Ilthimi staI!d~ ftlr the cQf).ec n\\mbe'r# the C.D. Block and the last for th'e village. ! 48 In this column only the ll1.ain or proper' village "has been given. tsnlike the 1971 Census, whre the name of the main villale disappear and Hamlets only existed, this time in the Village Directory, 6e information includes only in the main village. Col..-...... 3: A.... of the Villap: Ar. already stated, the CensUI village. have no defined or demarcated boundary and area, hence the total area of the village arc not shown. COIamD--4: Total P~latieD and DUmber of Household. . The, popUlation and number of.h~useholds are shown against each villages IU a Teady reference. :Number of Housellold are Ihown wlthIn brackets.' . <'..1umJt.-5 : Edueation : The abbreviation used according to the type of institutions are indicated below:- Institution. Abbreviation used 1. Primary School (include/ Nursery School, Kinder garten School upto Class III) ,p 2. Senior Secondary or Middle School (in clude. class IV to VI). M 3. Matriculation or Secondary (include" class VII to X) H 4. Higher Secondary IInte1med iate/Pre-Univer. sity/Senior College. PUC J. College C 6. Industrial School I 7. Training School Tr. 8. Adult Literacy Class/Centre AC 9. Other Educational o If there are more than one Institution of a trpe-in the village, the Dumber are indicated within brackets. A dash (-) is shown in the column. But next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10 +Kms. of the nearc~t place where the most modest educa tional facility is available is given. '\' If there are composite Schools like middle school~ with Primary Classes, or Secondary School YlitJtMiddle Classes, these are included in the number of Primary and Middle Schools respectively So also in case of Secondary Schools. It m\\y be noted here that tre pattern of Educational level ow: Iltalldard adopted in the disttiGt. and the State a'J whole is upto Class III for Primary; upto Olau VI 'or Middle and upto Crass: X for Matriculation or Secondary. 49 JDltitutionl AbbreviatiorlJ uai I. Hospital JJ 2. Maternity and Child Welfare Centre MCW 3. Maternity Home MH 4. Child Welfare Centre ewc 5. Health Centre HO' 6. Primary :ijeaJth Centre .~ " . -,,'~ \ , PHO 7. Primary Health Sub.Centre PHS 8. Dispe~ry D 9. Family J.>lanning Centre FPC -, L 10. T.n. Clinic TB 11. Nursing Home NH 12- Registered Private Practition~ :Rr 13. Subsidiced Medical Practi'tion~r SMP n··.· 14. Community Health Worker CHW 15. Othel'$ o If there are more than one institution of a type in the village, the number are indicated wit"'" brackets': agajn,~t Fh~ abbr~vi.tio~, e.g. ffi2). P(~), ·e~e •.. l'~e ter~ '~onimun!ty Health Work~~' doe. no~ ~ef~ to' workers. In extens,iC)~ pr~ralJl~~~ ~~ Malafla eradicatIOn, Agriculture. etc. It refers to only thole Para-medical personnel who have' 0_ trained for d,jspe",~ing. lJl~cinell fQr minor ~il~en.t8. ) . ./ '. ,,),'. ' . . If n~ ~edical facility 'is :~vailable witbin the viijage:. dasll.,(-) i. 'sho~~ 'in the column. '~,i next to It In brackets, the distance in broad .. an~~. viz., - 5kmll. 5-tO,~DlI~ ~nd 1,O+lms. of ,~d Dear!'st place where the most mGdest Medical amenity like Dispen'sary/Commumty Hearth Worker '. available ill given. Column_1; D ..iaking Water (Am.eDitie.): Sources Abbreviations used 1. Tap Water T 2. We~ ;WM~r W 3. TaIif Water TK 4. TulJieweH Water TW 5. Handp~p HP 6. River ,Water R 7. Fountain P 8. Canal c 9. Lake L 10, Spring S 11. Nallah N 12. Other o 13. Inf'oimation not Avail.ble NA 50 If there .js more thau one source of drinking water, these are mentioned. If nO facility available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column. But next ~o it in bracket., the distaJ}.ce in broad ranges, vk'l -5 Kms. 5-10 Kml. and 10 1- Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available i. given. ~ Qobmm-8: Postal and Telegraph: Means Abbreviation uset! Po.t Office PO Telegraph Office TO Post and ~elegraph Office PTa • Telepho,n<; connection :Ph~ne If no facility is available within the village, III dash (-) i. 'shown in the column. 'But next to it In brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., -5 kms. 5-10 kms. lQ. + kms. of the nearest place, wJaere any of the facility is available is given. I ~~umn-': In this column. the information about mark~t. if any, held in the 'village' is available. Whenever there, is a hat/market, the actual day or days of week !lu which the market h held i. recorded as "'~e1cly' Hi' hi,:weeklY. ' , , '(\ ( 0 I ' I ) If nO facility is avialable within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column. But uext to it i_, brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz., -5 kms. 5-10 kms. 10 + kms. of the neareSt place where 'the facility is available is given. In .caSo of the Block where no market/hat is available in "ny of the villages, jt is give~l simply by a dash (-). CObUllD-lO: Conunuuicatious. , For purpose of this column only Public Transport li~e Bus, Rail and Water 'way is being consi. dered. These are indicated by the following, codes. MeallS Abbreviation used 1. Bus 138 2. Railway Station R8 3. Navigable Waterway NW If a bus stops or railway station is located within the territorial jorisdiction of a village, the village is consider to have been served by such facility even if it is little aWay from the actual settlement. If no facility is available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column. But next to it in brackets, the disatnce in broad ranges viz., -5 kml. 5-10 ~ms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given. 51 ColumJI-U : Approach to vllla,e: The approach to the village refers to the road leading to the vmage. Means Abbreviatioo used 1. Public Road PR 2. Katcha Road KR 3. Navigable River NR 4. Foot Part FP If there is more than one .uch approach facility these are indicated separately by individual Codes. In this column the approximate distance or the village from the nearest town is recorded in kilometres within the brackets. If the nearest town is located in another State the name of the town and the State is given. Column-IS: .Power Supply: In thi. column if the ulpply is far all purposes. details are not given. Means Abbreviation tiled 1. Electricity for domestic purpose ED 2. Electricity for agriculture EAC 3. Electricity for other purpose EO 4. Electricity for all purpose listed abo"Ye EA For this column, unlike the above amenities the vil1a~ having no power supply is simply .how by a dash (-) and nO distance in broad ranges is indicated. The reason is clear, as the power sUPly of a village can not be enjoyed by another village. ColumIl- U : Staple lood: The staple food of the majority Qf the population of the village during the year is recorded. Ric i. the Staple food of the people of this District. '. , (lolumu-15:-19: Land use: j These 'Columns relate to the information of the land use. In this State it is difficult to ascertain the pattern of land use. The data returned by the village level official, shows to columns 15-19 does not tally with the total area of the village as collected in column -3. The disparities are in almost all the villages. It is therefore obvious that any attempt to reconcile the lame would he futile. 'l'hus the Area figures and land use area of all these columns have been shown as "NA" (not available). Column-20: Remarks: The colu Inn is meant for remarks, moreover jf there is any place of Religious Hiltorical or Archaeological interest, the same is mentioned in this column. Generally temples, mosques etc., are shown in this column. .r ;:.. ~ 4- v 8 o· '0.. > ..5 0> .,_ o u E" E 1;" \!I g :x: (.) 0 ~ ; ..J ~ cO :t-= · iii « · « Q :z: ~ . ~ ...1 0 I- « 55 ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF_. VILLAGE LIST. Name of the State Meghalaya Code No.-14 Name of the District East Kha~i Hills Code No.- 2 Name of the C.D. Block Nongpoh Code No.- 1 51.No. I\ame of villages Location Code No. 5yiemship 1 Akhonkidira 14/2/1/40 Nongspung Bakhlapara N 14 2 " " 3 Balian II 112 Mylliem Barakilling (KiUing) " 103 4 " " II 5 Barapathar 87 " ., 6 Baridua 8th mile II 99 " ',. Baridua 9th mile II 100 7 H " 8 Baridua roth mile II 101 IJ' l " 9 Belahari II 44 Nongspu.lg 10 Belakhowa H 43 " " 11 Belkuri " 139 Mylliem 12 Bernongsai II 50 Nongkhlaw 13 Bi1apara " 13 Nongspung 14 Blei!hiah 142 Mylliem 15. Bordwa Knarpati (Purdwa &p~rpati) II 156 " " 16. Borgpat " 151 Nongpoh Sirdarship 17. 'Byrni 110 Mylliem 18. Chotakil1ing rt 104 " " 19. Dehal (Dihol) II 117 Nongpoh Sirc1arship. 20. Dermile ,N.E,. III " " 21. Dhenjang n 175 22. Diphu n 67 " " 23. Diwon (Diwan) 166 Mylliem 24. Dolongnar , 184 I N ongpoh Sirdarship 25. Dodre! n 133 Mylliem 26. Garobhanga (Khorbbanga) 82 I '. - 27. Garobha.Qgi ll6 " " G .r I " " 28. runpatt 2 Nongkhlaw 29. rt Habir 174 Nongpol]. ~;rdarship 30. Ha1her n 15 Nongspung 1 I 31. Harlibagan.. n ...... d .. 119 Nongpoh Si!d~fship 3'2. II Hatimara 94 Myllie:m 33. 11 Hawla 48 Nongspung ,! " f 34. Hniangbar~l~ n •• I.' ·Jf 122 Nongpoh Sirdarship- 35. ~ni'll1'gbanthem II 123 36. f~u,ril'a(j-a~' • '1,' I, II " 81 ('n.l ~ 'io l ~./" Mylliqn, 37. Iewsier • 65 r n! '~lf. Myrdon oSirqarship 56 ALPlL\BETICAL ORDER OF VILLAGE LIST 81. No. Name .of Villages Location Code No. Syiemship -- 38. Iongkhuli 14/2/1/89 Mylliem 39. Jalbir /I 91 If 40. Jalilum (Nongkreit) " 25 Nongkplaw 41. Jalithem " 24 42. Jermanai " 165 M)':lliem 43. /I Jimbriganj 49 Jirang 44. Jirang Nong"Qah " 8 45. Jirang Thymmai " 9 " 46. Jorabad 12th 'Mile " 106 Mylliem 47. Jowe " 138 48. Khanapara 98 " 49. Khongwing 1/ 136 , 50. Kmar Kl}.q~pati " 177 w 51. Koina .Dhara IH 197 .w 52. 'K " /I . ongnpara 12'4 Nongpoh Sir~~rship 53. Korstep " 143 Myl~iem 54 .Laplj.~ N 23 Nongkhlaw 55. u Lalumphan 172 Nongpoh .Sir4arship 56. Lanchupale /I 140 Mylliem 57. Lumding n 170 " 58. L UI.IllaI;lgkdait (Korshar) " 149 Khyrim 59. Lyngkaduh " 88 60. Lyng~hung " 41 Nongf~u~g 61, Mahtltdali " 173 N ongpoh . Sirdarship ! 'I' 62. Maikhuli " 95 Mylliem 63. 'Maia'da~ad 1/ 179 Nongpoh Sirdar'ship 64. Maninur '. . " 145 Mylliom 65. Marmain " 135 If 66. Marngar " 180 " 67. Mawdelll " 47 N~~~W~w 68. iMaweitnar n 63 M Yf~P,~ 'l~ir!da!s~ip 69. Mawiong " 160 , Nongpoh.)S~!~ff~hip 70. Mawpdang 69 Khyrim 71. \,M~pb.rew H 150 Mylliem ;'7 ALPHABE TICAL ORDER 01' VILLAGE LIST -- 51.--- !\o. Name of Villages Loeation Code No. Syicmship 72. Mawpliang 14:/2/1/52 Myriaw Mawryngkmg • 152 Nongpoh Sirdarship 73. , 74. Mnwsreilum 38 Nongkhilw If 15. Mawskehthem (Umpyrtha) 16 " N 76. Mawsmai lOS MyWem 77. Mawtamur 21 Nbhgkhlaw d 78. Mawtnum 182 MylIiem 79. Nagrabil " 84 II SO. N1.rang 125 Nongpoh Sirdarship Bl. Nerbong II 114 Mylliem Niangmer,:, If 59 Nongkhlaw 82. , 83. Nongbah Marmain (Nongbah) 137 Mylliem II 84. Nongbirlum (Nongbir) 32 Nongkhlaw 85. Nongbitthetn (Mawthem) " 33 If 86. Nongdorli " 54 Myriaw 87. Nongkhrah II 151 Nongpoh Sirdarship II 88. Nongkynrih 27 Nongkhla~ 89. Nongpo'h • 70 Khynrim' 90. Nongrim It 4 Jirang 91. Nongrim Jyrmte II 185 Nongpoh Sirdarship II 92. N ongsohbal' (P:ihamsohbar) 1~8 Mylliem 93. Nongspung II 85 /I 94. Nongthymmai tiaro " 102 II 95. Nongthymm:..i 15 Mile II lOS " 96. N ongtyrlaw (Umkudubir) " 153 Nongpoh Sirdarshi!) It 97. Nongwah Mawlein 20 ( I' Nongkhlaw 98. 1'\owapara .(Rabha) " 53 II , , ( 99. Pahambir 115~ . Nongpoh Sirdarahip 100. Pahamjri II 154 " 101. Pahamjd (~ongtluh) " 144- Mylliem 102. Pahamjula " 79 " 103. Pahammidum (Pahamkhidum) II 78 " 104. PahamriOlai <0 ( " 66 " 105. Pahamrioh II 148 Khynrim , 106. Pahamrushui 130 NODgpoh Sildarship I 107. Pahamshken II 159 II , 108. Pahamumsaliang 3 Jirang 109. , Paham uinshrh.. 6 Jirang 110. Paliarkhuti' • 51 Nongkhlaw ·',le 58 'P,~tl ::fn;~... ,lJ . , ,') !'·.r4·mn- ;:uaII ::J.:.:1.fb"l •. 81. No. Name of Village, Location Code No. Syiemship --- 111. Patgantl , 14J'2IJW~ Jirang II 18 Nongkhlaw 112. Pat~rkhmah , 96 Mylliem 113. Patharkqushi , 114. ~atk~rlrillgdfln, 58 N~pgkhhlw II 115. Pilangkat-a 93 My1vs:m 116. Pilan'!ku II 83 II 117. Plasha J 161 II ll8. I'u ral%.J?{J!tgj,dlV, 176 II 119. Pyngker, II 77 II 120. Rajabagan 113 Nongkhlaw H 121. ~a,i8-gel#; " 45 II II 122. Rajakh ~mjl~1 46 II 123. Rangs.. *"tflit 109 Mylliem " ''1.; NnIlgkhlaw 124. Rani n 125. Ranibari " 39 I II 126. Ronghnna 127 NQn&Eoh II 127. S"iden 68 Khyrim II 5 1?8. Sa~ubJria ]iran~ II Nongpoh, S!rdarship ] 29. Sarikan~ 183 • Nongpoh. 130. Shakojk~na 129 • Ithyrim. 131. Shangbangh 147 II 163 ~y.lliem 132. &p.hJ\~,rr • ,]iung-.' 133. Sohkhunj~r~, " lIt • 75 Khyrim IS4. Sohkwai • Nongkhlaw' 135. Sohkyrbam 19 • 171 II. 136. Taman Ponglong II 22 " 137. 'I;~~~l}. , 126 My Iliem 138. U mdar,r~gi .J~Y}1gni) II • .Nongpoh ( 139. Umdaprukhi 132 II 162 Mylliern 140. lJ,rns:lM G.hristiao (Umdenk.il) • • 141. Umdenkhasi 167 • 74 ~ongpph 142. Umdu • MyllieIl1l 143. Umduba 92 • Jirang' 144. Umiong 't~ , Nong}?oh' 145. Umiong 131 • 181 Myl1iem 1'6. Umjar -"" t 1 r'" T 81. .yo.... --. ' Name oi Villages Location Code No. Syiemship 152. Um1?ugiong 14/2/ }/28 Nongkhhw • 153., l'mling 71 Khyrim ~~4,. Y,mling La'tiib,rang " 146 1 " 1 S-5:- 'Umfing Soil, qo!)sbfvatJPn " 72 " '156. Umlur 55 t;l'ongkhlaw " 57 Urnmar' 2fJ " ( 1 ,. • 15'8: Umnowe (Nongum.nawe) If 90 Mylliem Umphel" (Amphert • l59:' 107 " 160. Umpriiing " 134 " Umpyrdong 16g 16t. " " 162. Umrit " 34 Nongkhlaw /I 163. Ucns~n 80 Mylliem . ( . I" 164. Umsehkhlleng " 141 ., f lit UrPshakait Kharpatl IA !'61. 1'78 )J t'ti6' Ufushit 168 " 16?- U'mshyrpi I • 31 NongRiHaw 1'6& Umsohbar 42 Nangspimg' ' ( iM: . urnsolIpid rPllliam SoBpai) In· 76 J'Myiliem II 170:' U"rosa 1\ p'Ii 'ar ew'I 7 JiHlng Nongkhlaw If7l'. \1ntsohphria< ...S5 Url1sdng~ 26 11'72! .' " #( ~$ Umtar NIl.lg~a4.' 186 Mylli Amenities and STATE: MEGHALAYA District : East Khasl HillI C.D. Block: Nongpoh ... U IJ .0 Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) e is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ~ ;:l .:; I:: ranges viz.,-S kms., 5..-10 kms . and 10+kms, of the noarest place ." ~ ______where the--~~. facility'is ___Jt...-- available____ is given) v,,_ I:l "d., os -y ...... I:l Location ... .~ 0", ...... "" 0· .... r::~ ..... V ._0" ,""0,,, 0 Name of village 0'" O::!"Ct o , -- Code No. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14:/2/1/1 Rani NA 74(19) P -(IO+kms) w -(-5 kms) Weekly -(lO+kmsr 14/2/1/2 Gunpati NA 264(47) P -(lO+kms) W, 0 -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2{1{3 Pahll1ll Umsaliang NA 139(34) P -(5-10 kms) 0 -(lO+kms) -(5_ 10+kms) -(lJ+kms) 14/2/1/4- Nongrim NA 399(71) P -(5-10 kms) W -(10+kms) -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/5 Sakubaria NA i3 (3) P -(lO+kms) W, 0 -(lO+kms) Weekly -(lO+kms) 14/2/1/6 Pahamumshru NA 109(23) P -(10+kIJIs) T! W -(Io+~ms) -(5-10kms) -(IO+k~~ 14{2/1/7 Vmsohpharew NA 156(23 ) P -(JO+krns) 0 -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+k~) 14/2/1/8 J ir I\fl8:l'Iongbah NA 674(11O~ P,M,H -(lO+kms) W,T.O -(5-10kms) ,-(.-:-5 krns) -(10+~~) 14-/2/1/9 J ira llg Xh)"lllmai NA 1'1226(221') P(2) -(5-IOkms) W -(10+kms) -(-Skm) -(lOHllIS) 14/2/1/10 Patganj NA 48(7)" P -(10+kms) W -(5-lCkms) -(5-IOkms) -(5-10k'm"') 14/2/1/11 Sqh4hll}ijira NA 7(2) P -(5-!Okms) 0 -(lO+kms) -(-5 k¥Js) -(IO+kqJS) 14/2/1/12 Umiong NA ,1161(28}, P -(5-10kms) W.O -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) , -(10+kms) 14/2{1{13 Bilapara NA 110(15) P -(lO+kms) W -(!O+kms) -(IO+kms) -(5-10kms) I , ,1 , 14/2/1/14- Ehk'hlapara NA 38B(p4) P -(10+kms) W -(JO+kms) -(-5kms) - (-5kllls) H/2/1{15 Halher NA 24(4) P -(lO+kms) W -(5~16+kms) -(5-lOkms') -(5-10k'm) 14/2{l/16 Mawskeithem NA 15 PIRECTORY Iud ase 8,:. Land ~se: (i,t. area under different types.t land III 01 In hectare up to two decimal place.) c. ... >'0 r------A.------~ li- ,.... t1~ g, I! .. u SO'~ ~ .. .9~ !c1~t ~ ::s ~ p .... Nearest town and 0 :u ':;: ~ .. ~i 13~·a distance (in km.) Q, Staple Food bf)~ ..Q>- "C 1] .3 Q, 11 {2 .13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR Ga"Jha9, J\s.am (28) Rice, Willet NA NA NA NA lilA i!T Gauhati, Assam (32) Rice, Mi1l1:t, Maize NA NA :'{A NA NA FP Gauhati, Assam (43) Rice, ~i1let, ¥at.ze NA NA NA NA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (41) ru'e, Millet, Maize NA NA NA NA N,,\ KR Gauhati, Assam (41) Rice, Millet, Maiz:e NA NA NA NA NA KR G_uhati, Assam (51) Rice, Millet ,Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Gauhati, Assam (54) Rice, Millet, Maize NA NA ~A NA NA K,R G ..uhati, Assam (54) Rice NA NA ... ~A NA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (50) Rice, Maille NA NA NA NA NA FP Gaubati, A.sam (60) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA ,KR Gaubati, Assam (64) Rice, Millet, Maizo ~A NA NA NA NA FP Gauhati, Assam (56) Rice, Maille NA ( NA NA NA NA PI' Gauhatj, AS.llDl (46) Rice NA :\fA NA NA :\fA FP Gauhati, Assam (55) Rice NA NA NA NA NA :PI' Gauhati, A".. m (45) Rice NA NA ~AJ NA NA KR Gauhati, ASlam (80) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Gauhati, Assam (93) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR. 'Gauhati, Assam (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Kit Gauhati, Assam (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA "KR Gauhati, As.am (80) Rice, Maize NA NA NA :\fA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (60) Rice, :Maize NA NA NA NA NA 1ZR Gauhati, ASia... (52) Rice NA. NA NA NA NA K.R Gauhau. Assam (48) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (69) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Gauhat:, Assam (54) Rice NA NA NA NA NA NA XR Gaullati, A~sam (62) Rice NA ::--.rA NA NA FP Gauhati, ASlam (59) Rice NA NA I'fA NA NA .- pp Gauhati, Assam (75) Rice NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA FP Gauhati, Assam (60) Rice NA NA 62 CJ Amenities ava;lable (if not available within the village, a ~ath (-) ~ "tl 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 14J2f\130 Umkadhar NA 174(39) P D W -(-5 knls) -(-5 kms) -(IOHms) 14/2/1{31 Umshyrpi NA 18(18) P,M -(10+kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/211/32 Nongbirlum NA 220(45) P -(IO+kms) W,O'" -(5-10 kms) -(5-:10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/33 Nongbirthem NA 242(40} P -(IO+kms) W -(-5 kIllS) -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/34 Urnrit NA 3,42(68) P -{5-10 kms) W -(lO+kms) weekly IlS 14/2/1/35 Umsohphri ... NA 176(39) P -(10+kms) w -(IO'I-kms) -(-5 kms) --(IO+kms) 14/21 1/36 Umtar NA \ 54(9) P ~(l()+kms) W' -{lO+kms) -r(-5 krns) ...,..(IO+kmsj 14/2/1/37 Umkynsier NA 422(81) P -(lO+km~) W ..-{ 10 +krns) .,.(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/38 Mawskeilum NA '13l(26) P -(lO+krns) VI -(IO+kms) - (IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/39 Ranibari NA '182(29) P -(10+km~) W -'-(IO+kms) .-!.( -5 knts) -(-5 kms) 14/2/1/40 Akhonkijira NA 51(10) P kn 1 W, ,(-5kms) f --'(..-5 kms) .-(-5 kms) 14/2/1}41 LYllgkhung NA 7S( 11) P -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO'+'kms) -(iO+kms) , \ H 14/2/1/42 Umsohbar NA 332(64) P -(lOfkms) W • -(IO+kms) -(lO·-{-kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/1/43 Belakbowa NA 19+ P!5) p -(IO-\}kms) W -(5-10 kms) f-(5-10 kmi;) BS 14/2/1/44 Belahari NA 2,31(47) P - (10+kms) W -.(lO+kms) -:{lOHms) -(5 -10 k~) 14/2/1/45 Rajabala NA 32(6) P ':"-(IO+kms) R -(10+kms) -(-5I1ms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1{46 Raj"khumai NA i.9( 11) P A(lIH-kms) -(lO+kms) --'< I 0 +kms) -(10+kms) 14/211/47 Mawdem NA ;'3'>8(7B} r?,M ~(10+kms) W • -(10+kms) , """,(lO+kt1,~) .: ..,...(lO+krns) 14/2/1/48 Hawla NA 94(15) P -(IO+km!) W -,-(IO+kms) ""(~O +kms) -(10+~s) 14/2{1/49 Jimbriganj NA 54(9) P --(lO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(lO+~ms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/1/50 Bernongaai NA 238(33) 'P(2) -(l()+kms) W' -(IO+kms) ..l...(5'-lO kms} '-(5-10 kms) 14/2/1/51 Warmawsaw NA 486(78) P -(10+kms) W -(IO+kms) +(5'-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2{1{52 Mawpliang NA 114(24) P -(10+kms) W -(IO+kms) ( -(IO+km) ..,-(lO+kms) 14/2/11 53 Nowapara (Rabha) NA U~~nha- 14/2/1/54 Nongdom NA 69(17) P -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(!O+kD)s) -(IO+kms) 14/2/1/55 Umlur NA 41(8) P -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) L( 5..!....'1O kn'ls) -(IO--!-krns) 14/2/1/56 Umtyngar NA 199(40) P -(lO+kms) W,O -(l()+kmj;) -(l{)+km') -(.iO+kms) 14/2/1/57 Paliarkuti iliA U~inha. 14/2/1/58 Patharlyngden NA 27i (60) P -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+krns) 1412/1/59 Niangmer NA 1~9(23) -(-5 km) -(10+kms) s -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/1/60 Umtarasen NA 57(1l) -(-5 km) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(I\I+kms) 14/2/1/61 Umtalor Nongpdeng NA 131(29) -(-5 km) PHC W '-(IO+kms) -(IO .. jkms) -(ItJ+kms) 14/2/1/62 Umtasor Nongjyrmie N.o\ 52(1I) -(-5 km) -(IO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(5- kms) 14/2/1/63 Maweitnar NA 71(14) P-( lO+kms) S -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(5-10 7ms) 14/2/1)64- Umtasor Mawdkhar NA 538(113) P '-(IO+kms) W ..-(lO+kms) -(JOHms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/1/65 Iewaier p NA 122(29) -(5-10 kms) ~ -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -·(5- 10 kms) 14/2/1/66 Pahamrimai NA 97(22) P -(-5 kms) S .... (-5 kms) -(-5 kms) BS 1412/1/67 Diphu NA 117(28) -(-5 km) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) BS 4/2/1/68 SaideJ:l NA .63(117) P,M -(-5ms) T 1;"0 WeeklY B. 63 DIRECTORY-contd, Land use u v ~i (d='" ~_ = Land ,:se: (i e" area under different ty pe @f lan d ~ .s eo'" '" 01 .s __ an hectar~ up to two decimal places) .=:s.~ ." i •0 r _____--_A .... ______-----, == .,,~ o -g .:~~ .s;: !t- -J:>;, eo as CIl t) ." u.s -g .. ~ 6 g! s .. ..g=0 c"-= ~ .... :s ...• ¥ ;a']t4I,.- o u-- C~~B :;::: cd_ ~ U s;:_~ -5 ~ .Col "5~ ~ f :a.s §! rn ...... ,~'" ~~ .. l> ...0 > ~ ~ 0 II! :::l ...... ""'.d 0 \.) (\I.""", t1~ ...... ;.. COO .. s..:;~ ..Po on .~ .. 'a ~.._..t) '"' 13",0 .. 0"::S- <~.g " (J "...... :;J ... '" ~.i! ~ .... "'M p. ~ ~ 13 14 15 16 17 IH 19 20 11 12 Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati, Assam (46) FP Rice NA NA NA :-JA NA Gauhati, ASlam (67) JC.R Rice NA NA NA NA K\ l>auhati, Assam (60) FP Rice NA NA NA NA NA Kl\ Gauhati, Assam (62) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .~. Gauhati, Assam (61) KR, Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati. r\5sa!1l (51) KR Rice NA !SA NA.. NA NA Gauhati, As'sal1l (63) "\" KR Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati, Assam (90) KR Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA N~ l ••• Gaubati, Assam (83) FP VO Ri(e :iA,. NA 1\.\ -":;A NA Gauhati (6:' As~a\ll l';A FP, I .' Rice NA NA NA NA Gauhati, Assam'(65) FP ,Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati, As~aV1 (68) FP Rice, Maize NA NA NA )l'A N.o\ Gauhati, As~alIl (79) FP R\ce NA NA NA NA liA .," Gauh.ti, AssaJll (55) Ka Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ... Gauhati, AssalIl (59) FP ,Ri4c NA NA( NA NA NA ... GauUti, Assam (30), .•. FP Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati, AasaJll (67) FP Rice NA NA NA i'IlA. NA 'I' Gauhati, AlsalIl (70) 'FP Rice NA NA NA NA NA Gauhati, AssaJll (~O) I FP ROc, );1\ l'iA l~A NA NA Gauhati, Assalll (61l) FP Rice NA NA NA ~A NA Gauqati. Assalll (59) FP Rir.~ NA NA NA NA NA Gaubatl, AlsaJll (72) KR H.ic.; :\t\ :~. '.. !'{A NA NA Gaul:\Jlti, (85) \ .. .~P A~ialll bit e d NA ~.~\ Rict-, Mai:te, N.~ NA- N/} ='J'A 'FP . Shillong (5S) Rice NA NA NA N"A NA Gauhati, Assatn (59) :KR Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (61) I. Ip t"d Rtc~ NA NA NA NA NA ., .. l.\ FP Shillong (6C) Rice NA NA l'fA NA N'A ShilloDg (61) ~R Rice 1\A NA' NA NA NA .' .. ' 0 :KR Sbj)long (6 ) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (48) ED Rice, Maize NA NA ="IA NA NA KR Sbillong (4 J ) ED Rice,iMaizc' NA N.i\ NA NA NA FP ShiJlonc (46) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ShilIong (48) JtR F..;\, Eb, EO Rice NA NA NA NA NA I"~. :KR Shill onlJ (54) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (54) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA 0 JtR ShilloD g (6 ) ED RIce NA NA NA NA NA 1'R Shillonll (94) ' \ VILLAGE Amenities- ------Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is .hown in the column and next to it In brackets, the distance in broad ranges vi<;.,-5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,--______-__.. ;.A.__ .... ______~ Location Name of ~ .£ C._; 8~t"" Code No. Village d...-. ~"'"" en ttl ...... , 0"""'" :: ..!:1 ..... _ >-..c: >- ~ .....::z ~ ,.0 .,,0. ~-;::-c -P.CI~ ~ ~ ::: e .... ~ tC ·a 0 ~ k -8 ~~ ~~~ ~~0g ~5' 1;'f- ot~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ o~~ 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2, 1169 l\1awpdang XA 152(29) (-5kms) -(- 5kIDS) S -5km~. 5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/1.'70 I\ongpoh NA 3.394'777' P,M ]J T P'FO Dud} BS 14/2/1 '71 Umling 1\.\ ~60 169' l' ,5- -lOkms) T pO (5-10kID<) "BS 14/2/1/72 Umling Soil Conser- :-lA 17(8\ P 10- -kms) S.D,W l -Skms, IO-f-kms; -(-5kms) vation, 14:/2/1,'73 Umladoh NA 77(25; P 10, -kms, S -(5-kms) 'IO.Lkms' -Skms) 14/2/1/74 Umdu NA 121(23, P lO+kms) S,O -(lO+kms) 5- -10kms) (- -5kms) 14/2/1/75 Sohkwai NA 348(74) P )0-' kms W,O (10+kms) ;5- ·10kms) -l- -5kms, 14/2/1/76 U msohpai (Paham NA 36(8) P -(HI- -kms) 3,0 -(lO-}-kms) (5- 10kms) ;5- -lOkms) Sohpai). 14/2/1/77 Pyngker NA 168(29) P -(lo+kms) S -(1O+kms) -(5. ·10kms) (5-IOkms) 14/2/1/78 pahammidum Un inh a- 14}2/1/79 Pahamjula NA 65(16) ]> -(lO+kms) TK -(lO+kms) ;5-1Ukms -(5- -lOkmll') 14{2il/80 Cmsen NA 42(7) P -(lO+kms) S -(10+kms) - (5-1nkms) ,5- -IOkm.) 14/21 1!81 lewm_dan Un in h a- 14/2}1/8'.!. Garobhanga NA 29(5) l' -(10- -kms) TW -(lO+kms} -,5- -IUkms, -\5-10kms) 14/2jl/83 Pilangku N1\ 133(26) P -(lO+kms) TW (IO+kms) -(5- 10kIns) ,s- ·10kms) 14/2/1/84 ~agrabiI )fA 195(38) -l-5kms) -(1 0 +kms) S -(10- -kms, -(5- lOkrns, 5- lOkms) 14/2il/85 Nongspung NA 249(58} P,M -(10+kms) t; -,)O+kms) -(10- -kms, (5-10kms) 14/2/1/86 Umtaranga NA 271~64') P -(lO+km~) T\>r -(lO+kms -(IO-,-k1ll5 :5--lOkms) 14/2;1187 l:larapathar NA 114(23: -(5-10kms, \10+kms) TW -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) _5-10kms} 2[1/8B Lyngkaduh NA 2l(7) •. !I-IOkms; -(lO+kms) S -flO+kms) -{IO r-kins -(5-l-10kms} 65 DIRECTORY and Land use Land use (i.e., area under different type of land in hectare up to two decimal places) ~----_. _____..A----_-__ __, .... "i: o 0.., 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ShilJong (61) FP ED Rice NA NA NA ~A. NA Shillong 16 PR 4) ED Rice, Maize ~A NA NA NA NA Gauhati, .'l.ssam (40) PR ED Riee, Maize ~A NA ~A. NA KA .. KR Gauhati, Assam (40) ED Rice ~A ~~ NA NA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (511) ED Rice NA NA NA NA :;\IA ... KR Gauna!i, '\ssam (40) ED Rice ~A ~A NA NA NA KR Gauhati, A.ssam (~6) ED Ri'ce NA NA NA NA :;\IA K;R. (; auhati, Assam. (48) Rice :;\IA l'\/\ NA NA NA KR. Gauhati; Assam (60) Rice NA NA NA' NA NA blited KR Gauhati, Assam (61!) Rice Ni'\ NA NA NA NA K,R Gauhati, Assam (1'1) Rice NA NA NA NA NA bit e d ' .. I\~ Gat;hati, Assam (59) Rice NA NA NA :;\IA NA KR Gauhali, Assam (22) Rice NA NA NA NA NA NR Gauhati, As· am (23) Rice NA ?;'A NA NA ~A KR Gauhati, \s.am (40) Rice NA 1'\A NA NA N.'\ J(R, Gauhari, A,sam (II) RiCe NA NA NA ).fA NA f«R. Shill'il g (87 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA' KR Shillong (80) Rice ).fA ~A NA NA NA 66 VILLAGE Amenities ~ Arne.nitiFs av~i1able (if not available wi~hil_l the village a dash (-) bD IS shown m the column and next to It In brakets, the distance !l "0'0 .,:- in broad ranges. viz., -5 kn's, 5-10 krns, and IO+krns of the .:; ~ 0 nearest place where the facility i~ available is given) . ~ ,... .<: ,-______-A. ____ .: ____ . ______~ c:: 1il .<:".., ;; O;:l .~ 0 ...... ~ !l.<: ~ v ~... §~ "' Location Kame of O~ ;:l ..... ~ ~ "i) • ro .="§ ~ 0:1'<: 0 g Code No. Village 0. ~ - r ~ ~~ >. ~.;; ~ 0 ... "0 -;;:; ::: ._ 0. C':I 0> ~ .,: 0..., .c .,; p. ~:.:.. ..0 bD~ C ~ ~ ~ ~ § B UJ U .S C':I So 0 ~. _ >. ~ C':I (;is g_ s : ... ;:l _,. ~..... >.::E S ;:l ; ~ ~;: .S ~ 0 >0 ~ ~ »_ Q U~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/1/89 Iongkhuli NA 69(18) P -(IO+kms) S PO Weekly BS . 14/2/1/90 Umnowe (Nong- NA 51(11) p,M -(10+kms) S -(1O..l..km.) -(10 +kms) -(lO+kms) umnowe). 14{2{1{91 Jalbir NA 205(42) P -(10+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) -(5-IOkms) 14/2/1/92 Umduba NA 56(13) P,M -(lO+kms) 5 -(5-IOkms) -(5-1Ukms) -(5-IOkms) 14/2/1/93 Pilangkata NA 415(281) P HC S,W PO -(lO+kms) BS 1412 /1/94 Hatimara ~A 96(28) -(5 -IOkms) -(IO+kms) S -(5-IOkms) -(-Skms) -(--5kms) 14/2/1{9S Maikhuli NA 276(53) -(S-:Okm) -(IO'I-kms) S -(S-lOkms) -(5-IOkms) -(-5kms) 14/2/1/96 Patharkushi NA 387(68) p,M -(IO+kms) S,W -(S-IOkms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14{2{I/9i Koinadhara NA 260(55) P.M -(IO+kms) T,W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/1/98 Khanapara NA 933(204) P -(IO+kms) T,W -(5-10kms) -(5-lOkms) -( -5kms) 14/2/1/99 Baridua 8th mile NA 148(42) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) T,W -(5-10kms) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) 14/2/1/100 Baridua 9th mile l'IA 39~(35) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) T,W -(-Skms) -(-5kms) BS 14/2/1/101 Baridua 10th mile NA 77( 19) p -(IO+kms) T,W -(S-IOkms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/1/102 l'\ongthymmai Garo l'IA 202(42) P.M .... (lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/1/103 Barakilling (Killing) NA 170(3~) P -(10+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkms) -(5-10kml) 14/2/1 /1 04 ChotakiIling NA 262(49 ) P -(10+kms) W,S -(S-IOkms) -(S-lOkms) -(5-IOkms) I4{2{1 (lOS Mawsmai NA 139(29) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(-5kms) -( -Skms) 14/2/1/J06 Joabad i2th mile NA 164(28) P -(IO+kms) T -(S-IOkms) Weekly BS 14:/2/1/107 Umpher (ampher) NA 264(65) P -(IO+kms) S -(S-IOkms) -(-Skms) -(s-IOkms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms)'l 14/2/I/l08 ]'\ongthymmai ~A 343(80) P -(IO+kms) T,W -(-5kms) 15th mile. 67 DIRECTORY and Land use Land use (i.e., area under different type of land in hectare upto two decinJal places) r-.-~----- ___ A _____ ------~ II 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Shillong (78) Rice ~A NA NA XA KA KR Shillong (88) Rice NA NA 1'\.\ KA NA KR Shillong (86) Rice NA NA XA XA ~A KR Shillong (60) Rice, \1aize NA NA NA KA l'\A KR Gauhati, Assa .1 (14) Rice NA NA XA NA K\ KR ShilJlJng (85) Rice I'IA XA NA :\fA KA KR Cjauhati, Assam (II) Rice KA NA XA XA NA KR Gauhati, Assam li 1) Rice NA NA KA :\fA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (11) Rice NA l\A KA KA NA KR Gauhati, Assam ( 12) ED Rice XA KA NA I\A l\A PR&KR Gauhati, A~sam (12) Ric~ NA NA NA NA NA PR&KR Gauhati, Assam (14) Rice NA :\,A NA KA l'\A PR&KR Ga l~ati, Assam (16) Rice, Maize NA KA NA KA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (10) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR ~hillong (88) Rice NA KA NA NA NA KR Gauhati, Assam (19) Rice :\fA NA KA NA NA PR&KR Gauhati, Assam (J 7) Rice NA NA NA NA KA pR Gaubati, A!sam RiCe NA NA NA NA KA rR&KR Gauhati, Assam (18) Rice NA N,\ NA NA NA PR&KR Gauhati, Assam (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (59) Rice NA NA NA 1'\.\ K.-\ 68 VLLAGE Amenities Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (--, is si~own in the colum.n ana next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges VI<;., 5 kms, 5-10 kms. and IO+kms. of the nearest place where the Lcility is <.vailable)5 givrnj , _____ • ___ __- ____ A.....jJ____ ~;:------. Location ]'\a:, c of village :; O'~ Code No. Education Medical Communi ~ ~Cd~ cations bO'V ~..g_ '""O~ (Bus stop, .s:o..;s n: ~ eO/) ~ ...... 11 railway '::"0 ~~ ~~ s station, el~ ~~ ~;a <'l waterway 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11/2/1/109 l<.ang'akuna NA. 1:5(21) -( --5kms) -(lO+kms) T,W -(10 +kms) -( -Skms) -( 5kms) 14/2/1/110 Byrn,i NA. 1,742 (411) P,M D T,O PO Weekly BS 14/2/1/111 Dermile U n-i 11 h a bit e d 14/2/1[112 Balian NA. 73(14) P,M. -(IO+kms) S,W -(lO-Hrns) -(5-1Lkn.~) -(5-10kms) 14[2/1/113 Raja Bagan NA. 237(S7) -(5-lOkms) -(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) Weekly -(S-lCkms) 14/2/1[114 Nerbong NA. 174(37) P,M. -(10+kms) S,T PO Weekly BS 14/2/1/115 Umtrew Colony NA. S63 (182) -(5-IDkrns) -(\O+kms) T -(5-10kms) -(5-· IOkms) -(S-IOkrns) 14/2/1/116 Garobhangi NA. 96(16) (5-10kms) -(10+kms) T,W -(lO'Hms) -(lO+kms) -(5--IOkm) 14/2/1/117 Dehal (Dihol) l\A. 268\60) -(5-·10kms) -(10+kms) T,W -(IO+km) -(S-!Ckms) -(5 -lukms) 14/2/1J1 18 17th Mile N'\. 6B(17) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(5-Hkms) -(5-ICkms) 14/2/11119 Harli Bagan NA. 300(107) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-5kmsl 14/2/1/120 18th Mile Nf. 16((43) -(lO+kms) -(10·Hms) S -(IO+kms) -(5-IOkmsl -(S-lOkms) 14J2/1/121 19th Mile J'lA. 41)(15) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) S,W. -(10+kms) -(5-lOkms) -(5-11 kms) 14J2/1/122 Hnia. gbarilum NA. 111(21) P,M. -(I0+kms) T -,10+kms) -(S-10km.) -(-5kms) 14/2Jl/123 Hnii\.ngbarithem NA. 243(50) P -(lO+kms) T -(IO+kms) -(S-lOkms) -(-Skms) 14J2fl/124 KonQ"ripara NA. 106(22) p -(-5km~) S -(IO+kms) -(5-LOkms) -(-.Skms) 14/2/1/125 Narang NA. 455(11)3) p_ D T -(lOHms) -(S-IOkms) BS. 14/2/1/126 Umdap Rngi NA. 56(9) P -(10+kms) S,W.-(10+J.<.ms) -(IO-Lkms) -(-5kms) 14J2Jl/127 Ronghona !\A. 96( 16) P,M. -i10+kms) S,W. -(IO+kms) -(-Skrm) -(-5kms) J4/2/1/128 ::-;:ongsohbar Un-i n h a bit e d 14J2/1/129 Shakoikuna NA. 141(24) -(5-IOkms) -(:O+kms) T,W. -(5-IO~ms) -(S ·.. I(kms) -(5-10I:.ms) 14/2/1(130 Pahamrushui NA. 23(6) -(5 -IOkms) -(HHkms) S -(5-lOkms) -('i-llkms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/1/131 Umiong NA. 44(10) -(5-IOkms) -(IO+kms) S -(10 Hms) -(5--1llkms) -(5-1Ckms) H/Zfl/l 32 Umdap Rukhi ~A. 64(16) P -(lO+i{ms) S -(JO+kms) -(10-1 kms) -(-Skms) 14J2/1/133 Dondrel NA. 20(5) -(5--IOkm~) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) -( Skms) 14/2/1/134 Umptiling NA. 44(7) -(5-10kms) -(IO+krns) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -( -5kms) 14/2/1/135 Marmain l\A. 260(43) P -(S-IOkms) S -(5-10kms) -(5· 10kms) -(IO .. I-kms) 14[2/1/136 Khongwing !'IA. 47(7) -(~-lOkms) -(5...,--10kms) S -(5--10kms) -(S-lOkms) -(lu+kms) 14/2/1/137 Nongbah Marmain NA. 13(2) -(-Skm) -t5-10kms) S -(5-IOkms) -(5-](kms) -(lo+kms) 14/2j1/138 Jowe NA. 87(18) P -(_5kms) S -(-Skms) -( - Skms) -(lOHms) 14/2/1/139 Be1kuri NA. 108(25) p -(5-10kms) W,S. -(5-lOkms) -(S-I(lkms) -(lO-Hms) 14/2/1/140 Langhunpala NA. 119(15) P -(-5kms) W,S. -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/1/141 Umsebkhlieng NA. 41(7) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) S -(-5kn s) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) p 14/2/1/142 Blei~hhia NA. 62(10) -(--5kms) S -(-5kms) -(-5km~) -( lO+kms) 14[2/1/1.43 KOT,step NJ\. 201(33) p -(-5kms) S -(-5km) -(-5kms) -(lC+kms) p 14/2/1/144 Pahamjri N!\. 77(22) -(-5kms) S -( -5kms) -(-5kms) -(10~ kms) (Nongtluh) 14/2/1/14S Mampur NA. 92(21 ) -(-5kcls) -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/1/146 Umling Lambrang NA. 117(23) P -(IO+kms) S -(-Skms) -( It+kms) -(--5kllls) 14/2/1/147 Shangbangla NA. 218(52) P -(lO+kms) S -(5--1Ckms) -\:J-iiJl'ms) BS 14/2/1/14a Pahamrioh NA. 72,9 1163) P (2) -(-5kms) S -(-Skm.) -(-5kml) BS 14/2/1/149 Lumlangkdait N.~. 62(16) p -(-Skms) S -(-5kms) -(-5kms) (Korshar) BS p 14/2/11150 Mawphrtw NA. 212(34) -(-5kms) S -(--Skms) -(5-IOkm) -(5-10kms) 69 DIRECTORY and Land use Land use (i.e. are a under different type of land in hectares upto two decimal places) Remarks ---.--______-..A.------...... , (including ;;.., <.l k ,.!:; any place ~ OJ ..0 Name of village P.. Staple Forest :::'" ",,.<: of religious, Approach p. :l ~ to village ::s Food '" u .(; ~ historical (/'J (}; ~ fJ :> 0 or archaeo- ... >. -0 ~~ ro'~ <.l .0 ~ ~ M~ ~ol logical :: 'tl OJ ..ol'l:> o :> 0 w ~ • .-j 0 interests) p... ;: .<:;~ .... "0 .... C:'~ E -= blJ .!:: OJ~"% t:: :;g'tl ~ '-, ...... "E 0 u:::.; <<2 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ..r.u KR Shiilong (ao) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Gauhati, Assam (25) ED Rice :\.\. NA. NA. NA. NA. Kl<. Gauhatl, Assam (26) Rice NA. N>,.. NA. NA. NA. KR Shillong (86) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Gauhati, Assam (30) Rice NA, NA. NA. NA. NA. KR Shillong (82) ED Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. KR Gauhati, Assam (28) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. KA. KR ShiIIong (76) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. Pit Gauhati, Assam t26) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Shillong (7 i) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Gauhati, Assam (26) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA NA. Pi{ Gauhati, Assam (30) Rice, Maize NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. KR Gauhati, Assam (35) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. KR Gauhati, Assam (35) :E.D Rice NA. NA. NA. KA. KA. KR Gauhati, A~sam (35) f.D Rice 1'<.'\. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Gauhati, Aqsam (~2) ED Rice NA. NA. N1\' NA. NA. FP Gauhati, Assam (~O) ED Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. KR Gauhati, Assam (35) ED Rice, Maize l'IA. KA. NA. NA. NA. KR Gauhati, Assam (;16) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. 1 KR Shillong (66) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. FP Shillong (38) ED Rice NA. NA, NA. NA. NA. PR Gauhati, Assam (48) ED Rice NA. NA. NA. NA' NA. PR Shillong (100) ED Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. PR Shillong (50) ED Rice !\'A. NA. NA. NA. l\A. .... FP Shillong (61) Rice NA. NA. NA. NA. NA. 70 VI~~~9I:; A:menities and ., Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) bO E ~ :::J is shown in Ihe column and next' to it in brackets, the distance .;;:- t:: in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms,5-10 kms and W+kms. and of the "0 neans! plac'e where the facility is available is given) t:: -5" til e-"0 Location <,. o ~ Code.No'. Name of "iIlage o~ .=~ ...'" _::I<: '" <\I til'" ::I 0 " ... g.::c: ... '" 0..'- <: -=" 0 -';.9 - .. <: " -~ 0....0 ~ E-< 2 3 f 5 6 7 8 9 10 14./2/1[15 1 Borghat 1'\A. 16ey(33} -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/1/152 Mawryngkang NA. 133(21} P -(lO+kms) S -(10Hms) -(lO+kms) -(lC+kms) 14/2/1/153 Nongtyrlaw (Umku- NA. 69Pl) P -(5-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-jO kms) -(5-10 kms) dudur. 14/2/1 [J.54 Pahamjri NA. 90(16) -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) S,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/1[155 Vmwang :YIarr.gar NA. 150(23 ) P -(-5 kms) T -(-5 k-ns) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/1/156 Bordwa Kharpati NA. 253(41) P -(5-10 kms) WeT -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2fli 157 Nongkhrah 1'\A. 376(66) P -(-5 kms) W -(-5 ~ms) -( - 5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/1/158 Pahambir l\-A. 187(33) P -(5-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/1/1S9 Paham DIRECTORY Laud use Land use (i.e. are a under different type of land in hectares upto two decimal places) r- A-----~-,L{ emuk' ... c> .. (includin, .., ... ~ ... 1:: "'.Q -0 anypla<;e of :Il Nearest town and ..;:J" ..c .~ "" Staple l"ood FOl't$t 0 '";:: ;:l" .... religious) .~ ;. .~ distance (in kms) >- CIl ~ -. historical or 0.. >- t>I) ,~.. ~ .s p. ..c ,,'CO ~ ' .. "3 archaeologi. z ;:l "C "";;" -~~ cal interelts) f/'J OIl ~tO 8 -0 " ro" .;:; .... ;:lCD .: .. 0 .,... ~ ",.8 ... OIl .... E~~ 0.. ;;: ·c I::i p. 0 .... ·s ;:l'~ ...." -< Po ..... ::> o~'" -< 11 l:.! 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR. Shillong (56) Ric.:; N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F·P. Shillong (.')8) Rice NA. N.A. N.A. KA. N.A. F.P. Shillong (60) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N,A. A.A. F.P. Shillong (64) Rice N.A. N.A. KA. 1\'.A. N.A. KR. ShillrJlJg (64-) Rice N·A. 1'\.A. X.A. i';.A. N.A- K.R. Shillong (45) Rice KA. KA. ~.A. X.A. ~.A. F.P. Shillong (55) Rice XA. X.A. 1'\,A. XA. 1\'.A. F.P. Shillong (56) Rice N.A. NA. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (55) Rice N.A. N.A. Nk N,A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (59) Rice N.)\. N.A. N·A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (54) Rice NA. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. X.R. Shdlong (64) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (66) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (68) Rice N.A. NA. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (75) Rlee N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A- K.R. Shillong (64) E.D. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N_-\' K.R· Shillong (70) Ricl! N.~. N.A N·A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillcmg (55) Rice N.A';. I N.A. NA. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (60) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (65) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shillong (701 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P, ShilIong (58) Rice N.A. N.A. N,A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong ( 55) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. NA. N,A. bited. K.R. ,Shillong (57) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A·I bited. F.P. Shillong (40) Ricc NA. N,A. N.A. N.A. N.A. P.P. Snillong (112) R'cc N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. bited. K.R. Shillong (62) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (65) Ricc N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. KR. Shillong (60) hoD. Rice N,A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (94) E.D. Ricc N.A. N.A. N·A. N.A. N.A. K.R. Shillong (64) E.D. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. F.P. Shill.ng (6U) R.D. Rice, Maize N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 8.A. MtGHALAYA BH 01 ARE A C. D. BLOCK DJSTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS NII.UI ...... f .... '10111 ...... A RtFUEKCES s .HII!IIIII!r, etA", " s ""''''11_''''''.. .. C.D.Il.OCIC_.., ~:c.D.ll.CCtc ""@"" "!."GII WIT" P9P\l..9" 'IU: ..LOW 1DO. !.00-4n o. """'n,oooooQOVl .~ UtoWIiQI1rD \'Lull. tlllTH a..e... '19 .!Sl4Q.. U110ltAL """*' artlu .""0$ RIVU AIID fl.M4 • H!"!!C' 'MUllll P'Oft Olflet.TIU.c.aAPM a"et. ~ PO.T~. blIPu.... y,,,.'LIC _ALTM ClN'I'IlI + til "'OAT".,· VILLAGe ...._" .. o • .... o· c,. (/) 0 Ui :-I :I( (/) Itt (/I.... « I MYLLIEM C.D.BLOCK MAWRYNGKNENG' C. D. BLOCK I Baled Lp-an' SlJ1'Ver'Of India map \ylth the per,l,lsslon of the Surveyor General of India. The boundary of Meghala~".oD_this ,map, Is as Interpreted from the North.Eastern areu © Government of India Copyright, 1985 ! (Re.organlsatlon) Act. 1971. but has yet to be verified. 1\, Indo.eonglad!lh boundary iha.n on Ihl!'lTIll9 I,'i!ii'one'e'iislingprior to Ih. Con(\~lion 01 Ihe 111ll11llnl on Iby 1&. 1914. bet.un India and ianlladuh '75 ALPHABET~CAL ORDER OF VILLAGE LIST Name of State ... Meghalaya Code No.-14 Name of Disirict East Khasi Hills .,. Code No.-2 Name of C. D. Block Bhoi Area Code No.-2 Serial No. Name of Villages Location Code No. Syiemship ---l 1 Amdubighat 14/2/2/20 Khyrim Amjong I 24' ,. 2 " 3 Amphreng 22 " " Bambudai 204 Mylliem 4 " BangIa 169 .5 " " Br.oilymbong 124 6 0' " 7 Birsummuid (Birummuid) ., 147 Khyrim S Erphukon (Irphonk9n) 0, 226 Nongpoh Hydel Umiam Proje~t Barapam 178 MyUiem 9 " Iamkbon 10 " 37 Khyrim Ingjal Rim 11 Mylliem 11 I " Ingjal Thymmai 12 12 " " "- 13 Ingsaw " 62 Khyrim Itpatung 14 " 14~ " Itsohpair 87 15 " " Jair (Umpir) 53 16 " " 166 17 Jamyrdoh " 55 18 Jatah " " 188 I 19 Jatalong " Mylliem 225 Nongpoh '20 Jyntru " 252 Mylliem 21 Khef Nongbri " 61- Khyrim '22 Kdohhati " 113 23 Kdonghulu " " 24 Khlawblei OJ 137 0, Khliehumlaiteng 70 25 " Mylliem '26 Khliehumstem u 117 Khyrim 81 '1.7 Khlieh Umtrew " Mylliem 28 Khulia 9 " " 29 Khuswai " 26 Mylliem 30 Khweng 112 " Khyrim 31 K.hyndewsaw 133 " " 76 Serilll No. N.arne ,of ViUages Location- Code -No. Syiernship _-- -. 32 K1ew 14/2/2/149 Khyrim 33 Korhadem 34 " » 34 lK.sehkynjoin 71 " " 35 Umran Kynjoin " 223 Myrdon $6 Kyrdem 1qO " Khyrim 37 K Yrdem Ku1ai " 194 _Mylliem 38 Kyrdeng 158 " Khyr~m 39 Laiphew Djengngan 73 Mylliem ~ " " 40 Lait3yiar 58 " Khyrim 41 Lamalong 52 " " 42 Lapa1ang 152 " " 43 Lapudui 134 " " 44 Liarbang " U4 '. 45 Liarkh1a ,j 11-15 " 46 Liarshluid 'l'll " " .(.7 Lumblei 116 " " 48 Lumdaitkhla '. 125 Mylliem 49 Lumdieng1ieng " \46 Khyrim 50 LumdiengngCUl 159 " " 51 Lumkhadar (Lumpb.ad~r) 215 Myrdon 52 Lumkya " " 240 Mylliem 53 Lumniwar " 57 Khyrim 54 Lumpyrdaw 56 " " 55 Lumshyiap Mylliem " 163 56 Lumsohphoh 165 " " 57 Lymphuid " 23 Khyrim 58 Madanjyrlud 85 ," 'f 59 Madanrtiang , 104 " 60 Maiong 15 " " 61 Mairung 191 " MylJ,iem 62 Makdoh " 17· Khyrim 63 Markang " 10 Mylliem 64 Markangduba 19 " Khyrim 65 Maska ., 18 u 66 Mawblang 153 " " 67 Mawbri 110 '. " 68 Mawbsein 157 " » 77 Syiemship Serial N~. Name of Villages Location Code, No. 69 Mawdwar 14/2/2/99 Khyrim 70 Maw HaJpdeng 66 " 86 71 Mawiambriew (Mawiambei) " " 246 Mylliem 72 Mawkangi " 161 Khyrim 73 Mawkduk " 30 Mylliem 74 Mawker " 51 Khyrim 75 Mawkhang " Mylliem 76 Mawkhap " 211 83 77 M"wkynrong " " 154 Khyrim 78 l\1awkyrdep (Mawkyndok) " Mawlaho 35 79 " " 135 80 Mawlasnai " " Mawlien-Mawkhan (Lalsharai) 183 Mylliem 81 " 82 Maw\yngai (Umbi) " 244- " Mawlong (N ongtluh), 256 83 " " Maw1wai 151 Khyrim 84 " Mawlyngkhung 207 Mylliem 85 " Mawnohsynrum ISO Khyrim 86 " 50 87 Mawpat " " Mylliem 88 Mawphru " 23' 89 Mawpun .. 155 Khyrim 63 90 Mawrathud " " 206 Mylliem 91 Mawrong " 91 Khyrim 92 Mawshaladiang " 93 Ma wshang (Pammynd ai Hati) 27 " Mawsharoh " 4B J 94 " " Ma w Sharoh (Khliehumwang) 144 95 .. " " Mawshrieh (Lllffishrieh) 119 96 " " Mawshunam " 46 97 l' 'r) " 98 Mawshut 88 ,. " 99 Mawsyntai 242 Myllicm " 100 Mawtari 38 Khyrirn " Myrdon 101 Mawtari Myr~QP 0, 216 102 Mawthei 170 Khyrim " lOS Mawthang 108 Mylliem " 104 Mynriumsning 103 Khyrim " 105 Mynsain (MYllWn Bhoi) 107 Mylliem " 106 ~tait (Wahw-yntait) ,. 164- Khyrim • I 'I'J 78 Serial No. Name of Villages Location Code No. Syiemship 107 Myrdon l\Jongbah 14/2/2/218 Myrdon 108 Nartap 229 Nongpoh " 109 Nongdewsaw 217 Myrdon " llO Nongjri ') 199 Mylliem III Nongkdait 126 " " 112 Nongkya 200 " 113 Nongladaw 109 " " " 114 Nonglum 108 115 Nongmahit " " " 222 Myrdon 116 Nongmawlong (Ummawlo~g) 214- " .' 117 Nongpyrdet 156 Khyrim 118 Nongsangu ,".' 250 Mylliem 119 Nongsder 176 " " 120 Nongtarian 127 " " 121 Nongthymmai (Kyrqem) 129 " Khyrim Nongtraw 122 " 162 Pahambirheh " 123 (Umlakhar) JJ 1 Mylliem 1:24 Pahamdymmiew 231 " Nongpoh 125 Pahamingding 232 Pahamkroh " " 126 " 25 Khyrim Paham Pdem II 127 " 230 Nongpoh Pahamdieng Syi.ar 128 " 203 Mylliem 129 Paitklong 77 " " 130 Palwi le3 PamEliengngan " " 131 " 41 Khyrim Pamlaban 44 132 " '. Pamlatar I 33 133 " " 134 Pamphlang (Porshaw) 40 " " 135 Pamrimai (Pamrinai) 68 Mylliem n " Pdengnongrim 43 130 " Khyrim 137 Pisamhuru " 2 Mylliem Pyllun 182 138 " " 139 Pynthor " 106 '. 140 Quinine Bagan ., 224 Nongpob 141 Raitong 82, Mylliem Raliang (Ratiang) " 142 " 212 143 Rangmen 175 " • ," . " Refugee Colony , !21 144 " Khyrim 179 Syiemship Serial No~' Name of Villages Location Code No. .{ I, - 1.45 Riatbasaw 14/2/2/101 Khyrim Rilong 208 Mylliem 146 " 147 Rongmesek .. 234 ., 148 Rongbila .' 14 " 149 RongphorLong " :lOg " . Rongsahep 150 " 13 " 151 Rungdhi " 238 " 152 Sabuda 139 Khyrim " 153 Shadklew 148 ., " 154 Shilliang Umdoh ., 65 " 155 Shnongpdeng .". 93, " Shyntun Butia 251 Mylliem 156 " 157 Siehlama ., 67 " Sohjanei 39 Khyrim 158 " 159 Sohlait Thymmal r., f 112::j4 Nongpoh 160 Sohlaitrim (Sohlait) ,. 235 " Khyrim 161 SohJiya (Iapngar), 118 " Mylliem 162 Sohliya (Umsnin,g) " 201 131 Khyrim 163 Sohniewblei " Sohpdok 79' Mylliem 164 " 1&5 Sohphoh ., 61 Khyrim 166 Sohryngkham 140 " , " 167 Sonidan .' 45 " 185 Mylliem 168 Sumer " .1'205 169 Syngku " " 170 Tdohumshiaw 17.4~ " I " Tdohumsiang 76 171 " " 172 Tiehwieh '. 78 ., Thad 202 173 " " 174 Thadnongiaw (Thaddiengiaw) .. 120 Khyrim 175 ThadTang 143 " " Mylliem 176 Thapbalieh " 177 177 Tyrsha ." l~l Khyrim 95 178 T)'Iso " " Umbang (~dda)l 180 Mylliem 179 " 180 Umbi MathanlJ t' 6 " 181 Umbir t, 187 " " 173 182 Umden (Umro\) .' " 183 Umdihar " 227 Nongpoh 96 Khyrim 184 Umdihdkhar " 80 Serial No. Name of Villages Location COIfe N~l Syiemship 185 Umdiker 14/2/2/219 Myrdon 186 Umdohkha 254 Mylliem " 100 Khyrim 187 Umdohthli " Mylliem 188 Umeit " 174 189 Ubljapung 54 Khyrim " Mylliem 190 Umjarain " 69 191 Umjari 5 Mylliem " Khyrim 192 Umjngir " 122 Mylliem 193 limkaduh " 237 Mylliem 194 Umkei " 245 Khyrim 195 Umket " 128 196 Umkra 42 " " 197 Umksih(Nongrirli Umksih) 221 Myrdon " 198 Umktieh 167 Mylliem " 199 Umkyrpiang " 239 " 181 200 Umladew " " 201 Um1aiteng " 72 " 202 Umlam Phlang rPkmwah) ., 32 Khyrim 203 Umlaper " 3~ " 204 Umlaper (Nongtong) 97 " " 60 205 Umlatara (Latara} .' " 206 Umlatyngshar " 41 Nongpoh" 207 Umle " 241 208 Ummat " 94 Khyrim 141 ., 209 Ummawrit " Mylliem 210 Umnang " 8 211 Umniang Byrnai (Uml7~nJ 197 " " 190 212 Umniuh " " 213 Umpalong (Nongt~ng) 92 Khyrim " 214 Umpathaw ., 3 Mylliem Umphieng (Umpbiang) c 255 215 " '. 216 Umpih '. 196 " 217 Umpowin " 136 Khyrim 218 Umraling .' 132 " 219) Umramblei " t86, Mylliem 220 Umran Dairy " 2'1~ " 80 221 Umranong " " 222 Umroi 172 . J ~'l " " 223 Umru (Umtaru) Nongt\1ng ,c 90 Khyrim 224 UmSJi. Noldhi ., 236 NongpoJt Mylliem 225 Umsamlem " 210 226 UJDsawlum " 188· " , 179 227 U,JDsaw Madan " 228 Umsaw Nongbri 24!) ~ ',' " " 229 Umsaw Nongkllat'ai ., 228 Npngpoh 230 Umsawriang ., 171 Mylliem 7 231 Umshaker " " 31 Scrjal No. Name of Villages Location Code No. Syiemship 232 Umshiaw 14/2(2/84 Mylliem 233 Umshiki 4 " " 234 Umshorshor 193 " MyrdO;L 255 Umsiang 16 " Khyzim 2'36 Umsni~g 198 " MyUiem 237 Umsohlait 49 Khyr:m " 238 Umsohlang 102 " " 239 Umsohmatan 9& " " 240 Vm,ynrem 59 " " HI Umta 243 Mylljem " ) 242 Umtangi 75 I. " 243 U mta N ongthymm STAT~-M~GHALAYA. VILLJ\.GE Dli?TR[Cr-EA~T K!!{\~I HILLS AlUenitie~ and C. D. BLOCK: BHOI AREA Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) ., i. shown in the column and ne){[ to it in brackets, the distance ... in broad ranges vi~., - 5 kms, 5-;-IU kms, and 10+kms, of the tIC nearest place where the facility is ~vailable is given) ~ r------"------L(;catioD > Code NJ. ....o <> S Ol Z 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 ]0 14/2/2/1 Pabambirheh NA 2?5;40) p -(5-10 Kms) S -(5-10 Kms) -:5-10 Kms) -(!o+Kms) (Umlakhar) 14/2/2/2 Pisamhuru NA 99(12) p -(5-10 Kms) S _(,i_J() Krns) -(5-10 Kms) -( 10+Kmal 1'1/2/2/3 lmp&thaw NA 21(35) P -(5-10 Km,) S -(5-10 Kms) -(5-11l Kms) -(10+Kms) 14/2/2/4 Umshlki NON EXISTENCE 14/2/2/5 Umjari NA 232(43) p -(5-10 Km.) S -(5-10 Kms) -(5-10 Kim) -(IO+Kms) 14/2/2/6 LTmbi Matl an i\A 74(14) P -(5-10 ' 14/'2/2/8 Umnang l\A 189(55) P -(5_ 5 Kms) S -(5-10 Kms) -(5-Kms) 14/2/2/9 Khulia N1\ 173(23) p -(5-10 Kms) S -(5-10 Kms) -(5-10 Kms) -(10+Kms) 14/2/2/10 Markang NA 22(10) -(-5 Kms) -(5-10 Kms) S -(5-1u Kms) -(5-10 Kms) -(10+Kms) 141212111 Ingjal Rim NA B6(13) -(5-10Kms) -(5 -10 KillS) S -(5-10 Kms) -(lO+Kms) -(10+Kms) 14/2/2/ i2 Ingj~1 Thymma; I NA 45(9) -(5-lOKms) -(lO+Kms) S -(IO+K~s) -(IO+Kms) -(lO+Km~ 14/2/2/13 Rongsabep NA 1(17(18) -(5-IOKms) -(5-10 Kros) S -('i-IO Kms) -(5-10 Kms) -(I0-i-Kms) 14/2/2/14 ROI'gbila NA 85(13) -(5-10I~ms) -(IO+Kms) S -(10+~~) -(IO+L(rns) 14/212/15 Maiong 221(42) P -(IO+Kms) WGS -(IO+Kms) -(IO+Kms) -(lO+Kms) 1412/2/10 Umsiahg NA 153(25) p -(lO+Km.) s -(10 +Kms) -(lO+Kms) -(lO+Kms) 14/2/2/17 Mak.doh NA 45(11) -(5-10Kms) -(10 t-Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(IO+Kms) -(IO+Km\! J4/2/2f18 Ma!ka NA 25(6) -(5-10Kms) -( I O+Kms) -(lll+Km!) -(IO+Kml) -(lO+I<..m,) 14/2/2/19 Markangduba 1'; A 62( ll) p -(lO+Kms) W -(IOot-Kro.) -(lO+Km~) -(lO+Kms) 14/2/2120 Amdubighat NA 82(11) -(-5Kms) -(lO+Km!) W -(lQ+Kms) -(IO+Kms) -(10+I)~~) 14/2/~ /21 Refugee Colony NA 267(48) -(-5Km.) -(IO+Kms) W -(lO+Kms) -(IO+Kms) -(IO+Kms) ] 4/2/2/22 Atnphreng NA 79( 14) -(-5Kms) -(lB+Kms) S -(IO+Kms) - (lO+Kms) -(IO+Km) 14/2/2123 Lymphuid NA 205(33) P -(IG+kms) S -(ll}+krrls) -(lO+k:ns) -( 1OtkrrlJ1 14/2/2/24 AIpjong NA 255(36) P -(IO+kms) w -(l~+fmsJ -,IO+kms) -(1O+k~) 14/2/2/25 Pahamkroh NA 176(32) p -(IO+kms) S -(IOHms) -(lO+k-ns) -(IO+~ms) 14/'l.{:l/26 Kbuswai NA 180(27) -( --5kms) -(5-10kms) S -(5-IOkm5) -(5-10km3) -(IO+k as) 14/2/2/27 M4wshang NA 117(2.~) P -(--5kms) S -(-5km~) -(10+kms) -(10+krD') (Pammyndai Hati) 14f2/2/26 MawphTu NA 334(57) P -(IO+kms) ,S -(Iq+km&} -(IOHms) -(10+1\~1~ 14/2/2/29 Umtrai NA 288(48) P -(-5kms) s -(-5kms) -(lO+kma) -(lO+k~s~ J 14!2/2/Z0 Mawker !\_A 1(>2(27) I' -(-5kms) S -(-SkIllS) -( IO+kml) -(lO+km,) 83 DIRECTORY Land use Land use: (i. t. area under dIfferent types of land in hectare up to IWO decimal places) 12 13 14 15 16 17 III 19 20 KR Shillong (8() Rice NA NA NA NA l':!A KR $hillong (68) Rice 1'\A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (108) Rice NA NA NA NA NA. KR Shillol g (80) Rice NA 'NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (73) RIce NA c NA NA NA KR &hillong (H3) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .KR Shillong (74) Rice f' Fl' ~hillong (75) Rice NA NA NA N.-\. NA FP Shillo 08 (77) Rice NA 1M NA I\iA NA Shiljopg (84) Rice NA NA NA NA NA fP S.hilloog (86) RIce :1'\1\ NA NA NA 1';A iP !?hJ1long (73) RiCe NA NA NA NA NA FP Shi llvllg (86) Ric.: NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (~O) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR S4iUpng (98) Nt\ NA NA NA N"A K ,~" ShiIlong (56) NA NA NA NA 1'IA Fr S}ill,mg (:U) NA NA 'NA NA NA FP Shillong (61) NA NA "Ni} NA NA Fl' Shillong ('iii) NA 'NA NA .Nt\. NA Sbillollg (5;) Rice' Nt. NA NA NA NA "I l'jt.:l1on~ (48) Rice NA 'NA NA N,\ NA Shlllollg (64) .. NA NN NA. N..... FP Sliitlong (79) Rice NA l'IA NA Nfo. !'fA ShH,ollg (7;!) .., Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbi1lo~g (80) NA' ~A rtA f{A NA .£ Fl' ShiUqq" (90) Rice NA NA X~ ])A NA FP 5hiJlo I g (94) Rice NA NA NA NA 84 VILLAGE AJIlenities and ., .... Amenities ava.ilable (if not available within the Villages, a dash (-) is .0" shown in the column and next to it in brackeH, the distance in broa.d S l.J: ::s ranges lIiz. -5 kIns, 5-10) km. and IO--\·kms of the nearest .: place where the facility is available is given) ,.-______.-. ______....A- ______~ ., "'0 -----...., -E J:: ..<:l o;l c- o.. >-~ o;l .... '- .. ",>- ... o·~ .... 0'"0= '" = :: .. Loealion NaILe of villages 0 1:1 60 .g~ ~ V ·i~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/'1./31 Umlaper NA 391(67) P.M P.H.S S PO -(!O+kms) -(IO+km,) 14/2/2/32 Umlamphlang NA 102(14) -(-5kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(IO+km~) -(IO+kms) (pamwah) 14/2/2/33 Pam1atar NA 134(22) p -(;OHms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(lO+kms) -(!tI+kms) 14/2/2/34 Korhadem NA 318(52} P -(- 5 kms) S -( -5 kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+km s) 14/2/2/3S Mawlaho NA 143(~) P -(IO+kms) T;W -(5-10 kms) -(IO+km.) -(lO+kms) 14/2/2/36 Umlyrkhang NA 107(21) P -(IO+kms) T.W -(5-10 kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) rn 14/2/'1/37 Iamkhon NA 157 (25) P -(5-10 kms) T,W -(S-10 kms) -(10+k s) -(10+kms) 14/2/2/38 Mawtari ~A 28~(48) P -(10+kms) T,W -(Ii-l0 kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/2/39 Sohjanei NA 20(3) P -(lOHms) S -(S-10 kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -( IO+km1) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/40 Pamphlong (Por- NA 182(33) -(-5kms) -(lOHms) S -(IO+krns) shaw) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/41 PamdicngDgan NA 70(H)) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) T,W -(S-IU kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/42 Umkra NA 219('40) P -(5-10 kms) T,W -(5--10 kms) -( 10i·kms) -(10+kms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/43 Pdeng Nongrim NA 192(45) P -(5-10 kms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-\(! kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/44 Pamlaban NA 208(33) P -(5-10kms) -(5-1'i kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/4!1 Sonidan NA 497(92) P -(5-10 kms) T.W PO -(10+kms) 14/2/2/46 Mawshunarn NA 48(9) P -(5-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/2/47 Umlatyngshar uninhabited 14/'1/2/48 Mawthoroh uninhabited -(-5 kms) -( -5 kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/%/49 Umsohlait NA 395(74) P.M -(-Skms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(IO+km,) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/50 Mawpat NA 86(16) P -(lO+kms) T,W 14/2/2/51 Mawkhang uninhabited T,W -(5-10 kms) -(IO+k'lls) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/52 Lam'llong NA 215(41) P -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) U/2/2/5~ Jair (Umpir) NA 168(34) P -(-5 kms) +-5 kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/2/54 Umjapuog NA 105(15) -(-5 kms) -(-Skms) S -(-5 kms) S -(-5kms( -(-5 kms) -(IHkms) 1It/2/2/55 Jalah NA 120(23) ~(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 km,) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/56 Lumpyrdaw NA 42(7) -(-5kms) -(-5 kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/57 Lumniwar NA '110(40) -(-S kms) 207(38) P -(-Skms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/212/58 Laitayiar NA -(-.5 kms) -(1-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-.10 km5) -(lO+kms) 14/2/2/59 Umsynrem NA 23(3) SO(12) -(-5 kms) -)5-10 km!) T,W -(5-16 kms) -(5 - 10 kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/~/60 Umlatara (La tara) NA 343(60) P -(5-10 kms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(IHkms) 14/212/61 Sobphoh NA p -(S-Ulkms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/2/62 Ingsaw NA 271(53) P -(5-10 kms) T,W -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(lOHms) 14:/2/2/63 Mawrathud NA 9!l(13) 469(75) P -(-5 kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -( -5 kms) -(lOHms) 14/212/64 Kdohhati NA -(-,5 kms) -(-5 kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(IHkms) 14(2/2/65 Shi!liangumdoh NA 166(27) -(-5 kms) T,W PO Weekly -(IO+kms) 14-/2,2/66 Mawhatipdeng NA 122(22) P 96(14) P -(5-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms)-(5-10 kms) I4/2/~/67 Siehlama NA ,p -15-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms)-(S-10 kms) 14/2/2/68 Pamrimai (Pamrinai) N <\ 157(28) -(5-10 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(S-IO kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/2/69 Umjarain ,~A 13(4) P 85 DIRECTORY-cottd. Land use ... 0 .,_, Land usc: (i. e·. area. under different types >,_ u c: ~ 0;1 0: of land in hectare up to two decimal places ._~U .:: r------.... ------, ..0..- '" '" t:I)- '" :a c.~ ~ 11 12 13 l4 15 16 17 ]8 19 20 ---- KR Shillong (90) Rice NA NA NA 1'\A NA KR Sh,ilong (99) Rice i\A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (9B, Rice, Ma;ze NA l\'A NA NA NA KR Shill•• ng (100) Rice NA I\'A ;\A 1'\A NA KR Shi llong (120) Rice. Maize NA ],:A NA NA NA KR Shillong (80) Rice. Maize NA XA "l'A NA NA KR ShilJong (100) Rice, Maize XA ~,A NA NA N>\ KR Sh illong (100) Fice. Maize KA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (75) Rice, Maize NA NA :t\A KA ]"A KR ShiJloll: (75) Rice, Maize 1'\ A .:'\A NA NA NA KR Shillong (70) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shiilong (75) Rice, Maize XA NA NA NA KA KR Shillong (88) Rice. Maize ~A :\A NA KA NA KR Shillong (89) Rice, Maize 1'\A XA XA :JI:A NA KR Shillong (70) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA .:-.I A KR Shillorg (73) Rice. Maize :'\A ::\A ':\A NA NA KR ShiJIong (66) ED Rice, Maize NA NA ~A NA NA KR Shillong (72) Rice, Maize NA NA .:\t\ XA NA KR Shillong (72) Rice, Maize NA :'I; A NA NA NA KR Shillong (72) Rice, Maize ~A Nt.. NA XA ],;A KR Shillong (63) Ric-e. Maize f':A NA :'\A 1'\A ~A KR Shillo~g (63) Rice, Maize NA :':A NA NA NA Ki{ Shillong (01) Rice, Maize :\'A ~A NA NA NA KR_ :nillong (64) Rice, Maize 1'\A 1'\A KA NA NA KR Shillong (66) Rice. Maize :\iA ;'-l'A XA ]'I;A NA KR Shillong (oB) Rice, Maize XA NA 1\'A XA KA KR Shillong (69) Rice, Maize ::\,A XA NA NA NA KR 5hillong (67) Rice, Maize NA XA NA NA NA KR Shillong (69) Rice, Maize XA XA KA KA NA "R Shillong (63) Rice, Maize NA NA KA NA NA KR Shillong (64 ) Rice, Maize NA NA 1\'A NA NA KR Shillong (62) Rice, Maize NA ::\A NA NA NA KR Shillon~ (62) Rice, Maize NA ':\A NA NA NA FP Shillong (40) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (45) Rlce, Maize l\'A NA KA NA NA FP Shillong (55) Rice, M.ize NA NA NA NA NA 86 VIL:(.A~E Amenities._,~:p_d ---- Amenities available (if not avaitable witom Ihe village,? S d:rSli1=-fissnown In the column and next to it in L> [" bO brackets, the distanceiin broad ranges vi::; •• ._ 5kms, ~ -:::"0,,_ 5-IOkrns. ;lnd lO+kms. of the nearerst place '> (" 0 where tbe facility is available i, givell) .., c'~{ • _____ ------__ ...A.. ______.,,...-- , -~ ,J:!L>.. .g-~. ... '-' Location Name of villages ...... 0 B .£ 0 g:a - ..... '" .., .. <; .~ ~ ~ Code No. oti ~~ :>-.;:: ~ ~.g.-.. ~ Cl. -~-.-- 10 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 -(5-IOkmsj -(S -IOkms) -(5-10krns) 14/2/2/70 Khliehumlaiterg .. I\A 31(8) P -(5-;Okms) s -(_SkIns) -(-5~ms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/71 Ksehkynjoin NA 137(22) -(-5kms) --(-5km,) S -(5-10kms) -(5-lOkm~) -(5-1(kms) 14/2/2172 Umlaiteng KA 380(75) P -(S-IOkm') S pTO. -(S-IDkms) -(S-IOkms) 14/2/2/'13 Laipbewd iengngan NA 239(50) -(-Skms) -(5-IOkms) S Uninhabited 14/?/2/74 Tdohumshiaw \Umsiaw) '" -(lO-j-kms) -(10 t-kra8) 14/2/2/75 Umt:mgi NA 71( 16) -(-5kms) -(l@+kms) S -( lO+ktns) -(IO+kms) .-(IO+kms) 14{2/2/76 Tdohumsiang NA 231(4l) -(-5kms) -(10+km5) S -(lO-f ktns) -(5-10ktns) --(5-lOkms) -(5-llIkms) 14./2[2/77 Paitklong l'iA 167(34) P --(5 -IOkms) S -( 10-j-kms) ._( -5kms) -(IO,kms) !4[2/2/i8 Tichwieh ~A 279(60) P -(IO-Hms) S -·(IIJ-J.kms 14/2/2/71J Sohpdok NA 2W44) P -(IO+kms) S -(10+kms) -(lO+kll s) -(5- JOkms) -(5-lIkms) 14/2/2/80 Umranong "'IA 146(25-) P -(5-10kms) S -(S-IOkms) -( -Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/81 Khliehumtrcw NA 304-( 58) P - (-5k us) S - (-5kms) -(5-10kms) -(5-lOkms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/2/82 Raitong NA 528(94) P -(5-10kll1s) S 14{2/2/81 Mawkynrong !'>IA uninhab~ted -(5 -lOkrr,s) -(5-IOkms) 14/2/2/84 Umshiaw NA 506(90) P -(5- 10kms) T -(S-lOkms) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) [412/2/85 Madanjyrlud NA 2'3(6) P -(-5kms) S -(-·5kms) -(5-IOkms) -( -Skms) 14 '2/2/86 Mawiambriew ~A 141(29) P -(-5km,) S -(-5kms (M,\wiambei) -( -Skms) -(5 -IOkms) 14[2/2/87 Itsohpair l\;A 138(30) P -(-5kms) S -(-Skms) _ (-Skmsl 14/2}2}88 Mawshut NA 271(44) P -(5-IOkms) S -(5-10kms) -(-5kmsJ -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/89 Umtnl!.am NA 292(53) P -(S-IOkmsj T,W -(5-IOkms) -(5-IDkms) -(10 Hms) 14/2/2/90 Umru (Umtaru) NA 275(61) P -(5-10kms) S -(5 -lOkms) -(5-IOk'ns) No~.glung. -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/91 Mawshaladiang .. , ;"A 349( 64) P -(5-IOkms) S -(5-IOkous) -·(5-10kms) 14/2/2/92 Umpaloag (Nong- NA 52(12) -(-5kms) -(S-IOkm,) S - (S-IOkms) -(S-IOkms) -(IO+kms) tung). -(5-1Dkms) -(5 -lOkms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/2/:J3 Shnon~ Pdeng .. !'iA ,11(6'2) P -(5-10kms) T,W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2{2/94 Ummat KA 207(36) P -(-Skms) S -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(5-lOkms) 14/2/2195 T) rso ... NA 558(113) P .-( S-IOkms) T,W - (S-IOkms) 14/2/2/96 Umdih,lkbar K\ :,6(7) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) S -(-5kms) - (-Sku 5) -(-SkIll') -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/97 Umlaper (~ongtung) ",A 32(11) -(-Skms) _(-Skms) S -(-Skms) 14/2/2/9a Urnsohmatan NA 119(25) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) S -llO+kms) -(IO+kms.) -( 10 Hms) S -(!OHms) -(10+kms) -(IOJ-kms) 14/2/2/S9 Mawdwar N.'\ 18(3) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) UIlinhabited 14/'1./2/100 Umdohthli -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(-Skm,) 14/2./2/101 Riatbasaw NA 25(7) P -(-Skms) S -(-Skms) -(.. -Skms), 14/2/2/102 Umsohlang NA 55\ 14) -( -Skms) -(-5krns) S -I-SkID') Weekly -(- 5kms) 14/2/2/103 Mynriurnsning !'IA 207(41) p -(-Skms) T,S -(-Skms) Weekly --(-·Skms) 14/2/2/104 M"danrtiang I\A 59(11) P --(-Skms) S,T' --(-Skms) (Madanrting) - (-SkIlls) 14/2/2/105 tJmlyngIing NA 134(23) -(-5kms) -(--5kms~ S -"(-Skrr.s) --(-Skm~). --(-5krns) 5km )4/2/2/1l6 pynthor NA 402(77) P -(-5k~ 'f -(-Skms) -;- s), p -(- 5kins) .14/2/2{ !O7 Myosajn NA 200(4~) -(-5kmd. S -(-Skills) -(-5km,s) J "to' (Mynsain Bhoi) ~j 87 lJIRECTORY-(contd.) Land use " .,!",..-... ~ot; ,,_ ~ Land use (i.e., area under different types of .: C'il .., M land in hectares up to two decimal places .~ >:: " ~. br'""'- Iof ..... 0.. ,-.- -.A..-- -_ ------, ~2~ ~ 0...... ~ CIS '> Nea;est (own and ;:; ...... '"tl.~ '" u:l . ... CII~ .2 "':.~ distanCe (in kms) Staple Food Forest >. ::sos~ S ... ..u '"tl.., > ;:; g CIl_ ..c: u ~g~~ to '" '.-1 go '-' ?; -u" 'Oi - ... .._. bO~ CII bG .g:.:. ~ g 0 0 " u .... 2<2 .:: IW'!'"''''' ..a ... p.., -os ..;:; !:;"tllJ oo .!.4"'i3 y 0.. bOo os~.~ ...... 0.. 'i:; en .= 3~ ~~ 01 ..... os ..; .... ~~ ~ So ...... ::.>'" o i::a ~ ~~ > IJ ~ 11 12 13 U Ij 16 17 18 19 2;) KR Shillong (54) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillol'g (57) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (57) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shi llOng (60) Ricl:! NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiUong (t 8) Rice :,,\A NA NA NA NA FP Shilloni'! (70) Rice NA NA NA NA :NA FP Shiilong.(96) Rice NA NA NA KA NA KR ShiJlong (48) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilJong (46) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIIong (38) ED Rice, :Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (48) Rice NA NA NA KA NA KR Shillor:g (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA IP Shillong (50) Rice NA NA NI\. NA NA FP Shillong (48) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiIlong (51) Rice NA NA KA NA NA Fp Shillong (50) Rice KA NA NA NA NA KR Shi!long (70) Rice, Maize NA' NA N"A NA NA KR Shillong (70) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR ShilIon~ (7 0) Rice, Maize KA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (70 I Ric·~, Maize NA NA N" I NA NA KR :Shillong (55) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA ;\;A FP Shillong (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (73) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillon::; (52) Rice' NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (74) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR ShilIohg (74) Ric~, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong{28) Ric~ NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (28) Rice NA NA ,NA NA NA KR ~hilJong>(41) Rice" NA NA NA NA NA KR ShilJong (38) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shi110ng (38) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (42) Rice,, NA NA NA NA NI\ KR ShilIoD~ (38f' Rice NA NA NA NA NA 88 VILLAGE Amenities and ....., Amenities available (if not available within the village ~ .t:l a dash (-) is shown in lhe column and next to it in ., S btl ;:l brackets, the distance in broad ranges vi<;, -S kms, .:: S-IO kms, and IO+kms, of the nearest place .;::~ where the facility is available is given) s:: ""III r-___----L~ ______.A.. ______._-~ J: Location Name of villages .5 0 '-' .;; -cl .... '- '" Code No. .... o .~ 0 os~ ., ~ .9~ c~ - 0 ., ~ ~ ;:l..c: ~ . ~ ~.8 os 0.., :;,-.. E-< ;>. os u ...... --... ,,~ 0" J: IIl..c: .... '" 0.;:1 bI)~ "0 "0- oS; ~~ ~ O! 1: ..8 •J:.t:l _ to ;:l- ::: C <1 J:..c: ... ~ ~ .::1 ..>4~ "'0. o ... S '" ...... ",l:C ... ~., "'~'" ;:l J: 0 c;g .~ p... >- ~ E" ~ ;g ~* '0"- -0 1\ .... ~ oM'" ... o~ ,. ::: ...... c: III o~ .... 0 1'4 ~ ~ 0.., 8~ ... .1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/2/108 Mawtneng NA 389(74) P -(-5 kms) T -(-S kms) -(-5 kms) -(-SKms) 14/2/2/109 Nongladew Nt\. 2S4(SO) P -(-S kllls) T -:-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-S km.) 14/2/2/110 Mawbri Nt\. 3H( 67) P -(-S kms) T -(-S kms3 -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/111 Liarshluid NA 99( 16) P -(-Skms) 5 -(-S kms) -(-S km.) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/112 Khweng NA IBS( 3i) P -(-Skms) T -(-S kms) Weekly -,-Skms) 14/2/2/113 Kdonghulu NA 152(26) p -(-5 kms; S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kIll;) -(-S kms) 14/'!./2jl14 Liarbang NA 178(42) P -(-Skms) S -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/11S - Liarkhla NA 100(22) p_ -(-5 kms) S -(-5kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/116 Lumblei NA 83(15) -(-S kms) -(-S kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/117 KhJieh Umstem NA 107(19) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kll)s) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/11B Sohliya (lap- NA 145(22) P -(-5 kID',j S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) n~ar). 14/2/2/119 Mawshrieh (Lum- N A 10(2) P -(-S kms) S -(-S kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) shrieh). 14/2/2/120 Thadnongiaw NA 234(41 ) P -( -S kms) T -(-S kms) --(--5 kms) -(-5 kms) (Thaddiengiaw). 14/2/2/121 Tyrsha NA 45(11) -(-5 kms) -(S-10 kms) S -(S-IO kml) -[5-10 kms) -(5-10 8m3)' 14/2/2/122 Umjngir Uninhabited J4/2/2/123 Palwi NA 101(19) P -(-5 kms) 5 -(-S k01~) -(-5 kms) -(-S kms). 14/2/2/124 Bhoilymbong NA 365(8! ) P.M.H. -(-5 kms) S -(-5 km3) -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) 14/2/2/125 Lu ndutkhla NA 608(126) P. M.H. P.H.C. T PO Weekly :OS 14/2/2/126 Non"kdait NA 213(39) -(-5 kms) -(-5 killS) S PO -(-S kms) BS. 89 DIRECTORY Land Use Land usc (i.e., area UIlder different types of land in ~ctarc upto two decimal plaees) __~ __.A.. ______~_ ----, r- til" ~ v Nearelt toWI). and Staple Food Forelt r.l,_, ...... v " I :r. Remarks ~ diltance (in kms) b ;: ;: ~ ~ (including '- 0 ~=_0 0 0- r:n ; Nl2 .; "Z any p1a99 of ::I"" "0 M > If Cf.) .,Il10 rcliguoll, -=<.> :B ~ If.:: !,1j ;:0.5 "0 "0 .... historical Or ...0 ... £ .;:;"b.O ~ ~ fj 0::1- archaeologi- 0- os ::1- .. I': '" "~ til .. clli interest) .;:: ~~fIS ~ Lt ~ ~ '2 ;:.-..<:: ...... ::> 0 ...... '" _(<£ II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 :20 KR. Shillong (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR. Shillong (62) Rice NA NA 1'; A NA NA FP. Shillong (38) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F P. Shillong 151) Rice NA NA NA NA I'! A FP, Sbillong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F p. Shillong (5~) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F P. Shillnng (59) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F }'. Shillor.g (SO) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillong (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F P. Shillong (52) Rice NA NA ~~ N~A N{\ "- FP. ShiIlong (80) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shill· ng (50) Rice NA 1'\ A NA NA NA FP. Shillong (49) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. 'Shill, Ilg (50) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F P. ShilJCllj (28) Rice NA NA NA NA N1\ ER. Shillong (44) Rice NA NA !'fA NA NA KR. Snilbng (44) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .. , F p. ShilIong (19) Rice NA ·NA NA NJ\ NA 90 VILLAGE Amenities and ... 2, u Amenities available (if not available within thc village .0 a dash (-);3 shown in the column and next to it in u S ." ::: brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz,-5 kms, ~ I:l 5-1(' kms, and lO+kms, of the nearest place .~ "d where the facility is available is given) ~ t> ee r------"-----_. ------; £ Q --- ., '- .! ... , .- .... I:l , • Location Na'lJe of villages 0 (;"d o ~ .~~ § Code No. 1: ~.., 01 "3(5 I:l os ...... ~~.. ~ t!.~ ~ .., ""..<:: '? ;!:~ E-<..<:: O),t; ... ~ c" .::l ''Z; O:t; , ee~ 0. ... .~" bII.o "Os:>. "d::- __ 0 "C "ee :::0 '" ::s 0) ...... " ::l ~o " " o-i:' & -'" >.= te~ " ~OI) - ~ ... "0 ~ >- 0) >- 8'" CIl ;: 0(.) !l: .~~ r.1 '0 ~::;J ;J o&l :: E- 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/~!2/127 l\'ong(arian NA 80(16) p -(-5 km.) S -(-5.uns) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/128 Umket NA 367(63) P -(-5kms) T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-5 kms!. 14/2/2/129 Nongthymmai NA 254(50) -(-5 kms) -(-: kDlJ) S -(-5 kms) -(-5kms) .-(-5 kIDs} (Kyrdcm). 14/2/2/130 Kyrdem NA 547(90) P.M. -(-5 kms) T -(-5kms) We~k1y -(-5 kms) 1+/2/2/131 Sohniewblei NA 8(2) P -(-5 km.) S -(-5 kms) -(-5kmsi -(-5kms) 14-/2/7)132 Umraling NA 198(38) P -(-5 km.) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 k~s~ -(-5 kms), 14/2/2/133 Khyndewsaw NA 365(69)- P -(-5 kms) S -(5-10 kml) -(-5 kms) -(-Skms) " I 1412/2/134- La:lUdni NA 73(11 ) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(-5 krnl). 1+/2/2/1.35 Mawlasnai NA 98(18) P -(-5 kms) T -(-5 kms) Weekly -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/! 36 Umpowin NA 394(93) P -(-5 kms) T -(-~ kms) -(-5kms) -(-5 kml). 14/2/2/137 KhlawbJci UNINHABITED II 14/2/2/138 Jatalong NA 148(38) P -(-5 kml) S -(-5 kms) -[-5kms{ -(-5 klfls) H/2/2J139 Sabuda l'lA 115(43) P -(-5 kms) S -[-5 kms) -(-5kW') -(-5 kplI), )4/2/2/140 Sohryngkha. NA J 88(37) P -(-5 knu) S -(-5 lans) -(-Hms)... -(-5 lanl) 14/2/2/141 Ummawnt NA 38(9) -(-5 kau) -(-5kms) S -(-.5 km.) -(-5 kms) -(-5 ~ms) II H/2)2/142 Itpatung NA HO(52) P P.H.C. S -(5-10kml) -(-5 kms~ -(5-10 klruJ 1~/2j2/H3 Thadrang NA 255(63) P -(-5kall) T -(-5 kms) -(·-5 km,) -(-5kms) I HJ2J2/IH Mawlharoh NA 14(31) P -(-5 kml) S -[_:5klllu) -(-5 kml) -(-5 kms) (Khliehumwani) J.i-/%/2/14-5 Umwani (Noft,- NA 131)(+9) -{-5 "mal -(-5 kDl,) S -(-5 kllu) -( ·-5 km.) -(-5 !':m.) tung). 91 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i.e., area under different types of land in hectare t:pto two decimal places) 4J ·M r------A.------.. 4J ~ ... ~ .!:l .;; Nearest town and >...... , ~ Remarb :::s .os:: distance (in kma) -a. Siaple Food Forest o 't;::s~ ..! .S (including B P- oS aI e ;:l en il :;:bJJ '; ~ any place ..::: en >- bO ....> >_ u .0 ~ of religuol, oj t>D ~ :f-o 0 ... "0 .o._ s:: historical .... u ·c oj "0 OJ .. - 4J g] A :: ...... ;:l orarchaeo- 0 OJ 'a ;:1- .. oj ... logical Po< ;:J .::. f:t oj ~~ ~ ;:I.~ .c -E 0 ...... interest) >-< -< II 12 13 14 15 16 Ii 18 19 20 .P P. Shilloug (40) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. S~.illong (51 ) Rice NA NA ]I.; A NA NA FP Shiltong ( 18) Rice NA NA NA NA Nt\. F P. 5hillong (49'. Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillonl! (81 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F F. Shillong (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ... F p. Shillong (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA EP. Shillollg (63) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shlllong i51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F P. 'lhillong (52) Rice NA N~ NA NA NA F P. ShiJlong (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shi1long (51l) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillong (49) Rice NA NA NA ]I.; A NA FP. Shi1Iong (49) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillong (14) Rice NA NA NA NA NA r" P. Shillong (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillong (52) Rice NA NA. NA NA ::\"A FP. Saillone (52) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA 92 VILLAGE Ameilities and fo a Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) !! ::I is shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets, the distance :;: I:: > "C) in broad ranges. viz., -5 kms, 5-IC kms and JO+kms of C"C) <'1- r---the ______nearest place where the.A. facility ______is available is ~iven) ------., -5" c_g Location Name of ... ~ .,3 ~ ..C) .... .<=:"0: . j:I - Code No.1 villages o~ U 0 .... c til e 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2{2/H6 L\lmdienglieng NA 56(11 ) -(-5 kms) -(-5 krns) 5 -(-5 kms) -(-5 krns) -(-5 krns 1412/'1.1147 .llinurnrnuid (Biarum- NA 61(11) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-~ kms) -(-5 kms) mUid) 14/2/2/148 Shadkle", NA 71(12) p -(-S kms) S -(--"5 kms) -(-5 kms) -( -5 kms) 14/2/2(149 Klew NA 502(100) P -(-5kms) S -(-5 kms) -(--5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/150 Mawnohsynrum NA 72(13) P -(-5 kms) S -(- 5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/2{151 Mawlwai NA 109(23) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-~, kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/152 LBpaJang NA 112(19) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -[-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/153 Mawblang NA 72(16) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 km1) 14/2{2/154 Mawkyrdep (Maw- NA 257(49) P -(-·5kms) S -(-Skms) -(- 5 kms) -(-5 kms) kyndok) 14/2{2{155 Mawpun NA ,442(86) , P -(-=-5 kms) S -(- 5 kms) -(-5kms) -~-5 km~: 14/2{2/156 Nongpyrdet NA 127(24) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/157 Mawbsein NA 720(132) P -(-5 krns) S -(-5kms) -~-5kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2{2/158 Ky[deng ~A 270 (49) P -(-5 kms) S -(-Skms) -1-5kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/159 Lumdiengngiln NA 167(31) P -(-5kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5kms) -(-5 kms) 1+/2/2/160 Umtung (Umtong) NA 133(23) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14:{2/2,161 Mawkduk NA 117(U) P -('i-to kms) .8 -(5- 10 kms) -(5-10 kmi) -(5-10 kms) 14{2/.~/162 Nongtraw Nil. "555(108) P -(-5 kms) T -(-5 kms) -(-'i kma) -(-5kms) 14{2/2{l63 Lumshyiap NA 262(50) P -(-SkIDS) T -(-5 krol) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kros) 14t2/'f1 Ii" Myntl!it (Wahmyntait) NA 61(15) ~-(-5 hos) -(-S kms) S -(-5 kms) , -( - S.I=s) -(-5 krns) 14/2{21165 Lumsobphoh NA 115(23) P -(- 5 km.) T -(-5 kms) -(-5 km') -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/166 Jamyrdoh NA J 03(2!) -(-5~km8) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 ~ms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 krns) 14{212/167 Umktieh NA 310(64) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 k".,s) -(-5 kmsl. -(-5kms) 14/212/168 Nonglum NA 340(63) P -(-5 kms) S "(-5 kms) -(-5kms) -'-5 krns) 14:/2/2/169 BangIa NA 153(31) -(-Skms) ~(-5krns) S -(-" krns) Weekly -(-5 kms) 14/2/2/170 Mawtbei NA 314-(54) P -(- 5kms) T,W -(-5kms) -(- 5 kms) -( -5km5) 14{2/2/171 tl.wsawriang NA 223(47) -(-'>kmll) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kqls) 14/2/2/172 Urnro; NA 1190(nn P(2).M PH" T P,T,') ,,,rr-ek'y BS 14/2/2/173 Umden (Umroi) 1'iA 652(132) P -(-5 kms) T.W PO Weekly -(-5 kIDS) 14/2/2/174 Urneit NA 889(150) P -(-5 kms) T.W -(-S kms) -(-5 kms) BS H/2[2/175 Rangmen NA 46(11) -(-5kms) -(-5km~) S -(-5kms) Weekly-C5-10 km) 14/2/2fl76 Nongsder NA 304(62) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 krns) Weekly -(-5 k~s) 14/2/?fl77 Thapbalieh NA 36(7) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) S -(-5 kms) -(IO-l-kms) -(-5 killS} 14/2{2/178 Hydel Umiam Project NA -l977(48~) P,M D T PTO :Qai}y BS Barapani. H/212/17~ UmsawMadan NA 262(S7) -( - 5 kms) -(-5 kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -.(lO-l-kms) BS 14/2/2/180 Umbnng (Adda) NA 126(23) -(-.5 kms) -(-'i krns) S - (-5 kms) -(lO-Hms) BS 14/2/.2f181 Umladew NA 47(11)' P ~(-5 kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(-S kms) -(-Skms.) H12/2{182 Pyllun NA 18i(44) P. -(-.Skms) S -(-5kllu) -(!O+kms) BS 14/2/2/183 Mllwlein Mawkhan NA 444(9i) P -{IO+kms) T.W -(lO+km.) -(IO+kms) BS (Lalsharai ). 93 DIRECTOR y - (contd,) Land U~e OJ e~ " Land use (i,e., area under different tvpes of land ;>"0001 to • - ___in ' ___ hectare ,_- upto___ two-A. decimal place,), :Et,_ III OJ H , ..... llC ...... , bu..d- rl ... ..!! l' ., If I'l - -r- "d .... "0::1..-1.- • > C "::s _..cl 11 12 If 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Shillong (39) FP '" (t~ic~ ~A , NA NA NA NA FP ShiIlong (49) Rice NA NA NA NA 'NA I' f 1 FP Shillong 50) Rice NA INA NA NA NA FP Shillpng (~I) 't t",' ,Rice, ~A ,NA NA N;,\ N{\ FP Shillong (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA. FP ShilIoDg ,(57) "Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (58) Rice NA NA NA NA NA , " KR' ShiJlong (Jt) Rice NA NA NA NA N~ FP ShilJong (50) Rice NA NA NA NA NA I " ) . " f FP ~hil1onK (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 'Fp Shillong (43; L Rice oN:\. NA NA NA NA FP ShillonJ (51) ~ice NA ''\., , NA NA NA NA Fp Shtll')n~ (41) ~ice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillonll ,(4f) c··· Rice 1')TA INA NA NA NA, FP ShilIong (4 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA '']i'p ,Shil!ong' (52) (l .. Rice NA NA NA NA.., NA . li'p ShiIlong (50) Rille NA 'NA NA NA NA FP' Sbillont (lb) e.. .Rice N~ ',NA NA I~~ N4 FP' ShiIlong (25) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Shillonr } (.9)1- r-" Ri'ce NN ,NA NA NA, NA, FP,,- ShilloJlg (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (39)' Amehi116 iln6 Amenities available (if not available within the vjlJage, a dasb (-) is shown in 'the column ud, Jlext to it in bracket~, the distance in broad ranges vi,<;,,-Skms, S-IOkms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is :r.vailable is given) r------...A...--.:----.-----._ I;6cation Name of o ....Cbde SOo villa,l: 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ---'-"--- 14/2/2/184 Umtrew NA 298(71) -(-5 kms) 8 -(-S kms~ -(....2.5 kms) B8 ! 14:/2/2/18S Sumer NA 2S34(59S) P -(S-IO kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) BS I °14:/2/2/186_ Umramblei NA 9t(81) P -(5-,1() 'kml) T,W -(-5-kms) -(l'O+kms) -(-5-kms) • 14:/2/2/lfI7 Umbir NA "414(93) p -(5-fOkma) T,W -(S-IOkms) -(IO+kms) -(IO-f-.,kpls), r 0 14/2/2/188 Umlawlum NA 360(58) P -(5-iO kms) T,W -(5-IOkms) -(lO+kms) -(-&49;11) 14/2/2/189 Union Chrhtian College NA 129(34) P,C D T,W PO -(IO+kms) -(-Skms) , . 14/2/2/19fi 'Umniuh NA i~P(23) P,M -(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(10+ kms) 14/2/2/191 Mairung NA ~24(SO) p -(5-lOkms) T,W PO -(lHkms) BS • I " 14-/2/2/192 Umtring NA 108(2S) 'i> -(5....2.·10kms) S -(5-1Ckms) -(I1H!kms) -(S-l~li:m.) 1 14/2/2/1!l3 Um.horsHor NA 957(30S) ~ -(IO+1.ms) S pro -(Hl+kms) -(IO~l(ms) f (t.J" " 14:/2/2/1 ~4 Kyrdem iK:ulai NA .256(73) 14/2/2/2,02 Thad' NA 418(87} :'__( IO=tknii) oS -(IO+kms) -(IO+kJ'n~) -(lO.fklxll) , ;: 14/2/2/'1.fJ3 Pahamdiengayiar NA B4(17) -(-5kml) -(IO+kms) 8 -(IO+kml) -(IO+kms) -(IO+krns) it,' 14/2/2/204: Bambudai NA '272(42) =(iO~laftil). 'S -(IO+kms) -(!O+kms) -(10-P~lns) I 14/2/2/20'> 8yngku NA 464(82) ~-('10+klnS) S,T -(IO+krns) -(lO+)(ms) -(lO-!*f!;ls) 14/2/2/206 Mawrong NA S61(1l0) P,M -(lO+kmt) s PO -(IO-Hms) -(IO+kml) 95 DIRECTORY-contd. land u~ .., u >-~ =.~ ~ ... .., o~ .~ Lahd use (i.e., area under ~ifferent types of land btJ~ cu "" ~ ..... u "0 >- 1:J in hectare upto two decimal places ...... c::::.- a "O~ Ii -0 r----...... ______--A.. ~~ > P- o ----, -g ='" ::s IJ;.. tIIJ E 1::-'"'" S rn ~ ~25 CJ >- .5.." .. I': .a ;: I': .a.., "0 ~fa].5 u .... u CJ "0 = b~'~ ., ....o·~ _. .., 0. ., u :o;:,~.-. UJ:':::~l! ~ 0 ;: -u ~ d~~ ~ .., ;:l fU ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ri5 .. "'''' ~! ~~.1: p.. 0 -0 _;:l'S ...... ,.c:'" ""~ a ~ ~rn ... ~ ,..E ... '3q)tJ eo ~ =:: .:g 8'0.., .., ·t ·c '8 ol:(~ < ~ u ·z'" ...... ;:J. p::~ ..., ~~ " 'ii. 1·1 t·2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ""20 PR ~hillong (30) ED ll~ce, Maize NA NA NA "N-A. NA PR Shillon~ (14). ED Rice, Maize N." NA NA NA NA FP Shi!l0ng (34) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ( I PR . Shillong. (25) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (32) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ....\t ... £ 't I. PR Shillong (30) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA d Il( 'FP Sbillong (28) Rice, Maize NA NA NA N J ),R R·,t/Mi" t!.NA. Shillong (45) ED Ice, alze NA 'NA NA N~ I~\"-··' f J- nl I ~ PR Shi'llong (42) 'ED Rice, Maize, "NA NA NA Nt\ J~A. \~"'~l . NA(~ T-R shfhong (~45 lID ~ice, Mmze, ,NA M'\~ NA .~. I'i>l 'flit -'Shi\l~ng (32) Rice', MiI'ize NAj "iNA N4 N,A Nt- "E!D . 1·~~ • 'PR Shillong t~6) Rice, Miaize NA NA Tj.A NA j,NA, tD .. ~.. ,INA NA 1>R Shhiong'(3Z) "ED Rice" NA NA .NA ')1 ,2 ( , !lolA, KR Shillong (36) 'ED Rice. Mlt.ze NA NA N-A. ~/t. ~1', KlR ShidIUtlg.(37) ~I)' -Rico,i~ize NA NA NA, NA NA NA NA '. FP ShiNch1e 1( 35) ,E" 'Rice, Maize NA NA Ni\ • Shitlong (41) NA FP Riel! NA 'NA NA ~A ..• .. i FP Shitlong (40) Rice NA NA NA NA NA "',.'1 FP Shillong (44) RiCe NA NA NA 'NA< N:\ ···l· .. FP Shillong (48) Rice NA NA NA NA :t-li\. '.':'. KR Shillonlt (52) Rice NA NA NA NA o!NA 96 VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available (if not available wilhin the village, a das", (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the dis ta nce in broad ranges vi<;,- 5kms, 5-IOkms and 10 +kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~- - .... ".A.... ____------:;--- ~ !.Location Name of B b ;Cod~ No. village 0 .. 8~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~] -;.~ 8- 00:0 ~~ ~ .~ oa'; ~ .s~ '"2-& .... ~~ g@'t;:S: "":0 "'IC 0... gw ... ·2 ~ ~' ~ ~ ~ = E ~ ~~ Q J:l.o Q 8~.;::S: 1 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/2}207 Mawlyngkhung NA 30~(57) p -(lO+kms) T -(lO+kms) -( 100kms) -(lO+kma) 14/2/2}208 Rilong NA 330(58) p -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/2}209 Rongphorkong NA 200(40) p -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-Skms) '. 14}2/2/210 Umsamlem ~A 272(62) p -(IO+kms) Sj -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kml) 14/2/2/211 Mawkhap NA .%04(44) -(-5kms). -(5-lOkms) S -(IO+kms) -(5-lllkms) -(-5kms) H/2/2/212 ~aliaag (Ratiall"g) ~A 297(46.) p -(lO·Hms) S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) 1./2/2/213 Umran Dairy NA 384(83) P (2) -(5-10km~) S -('_IOkms) -(S-IOkms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/2/214 Nongmawlong [Uplmaw- NA 62(13) p -t10+k!p.s{, ~i -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) long) 1412121215 Lumkhadar (Lumphadar) N h 42(10) -(-Skms) 7(S-10kml) W,S -(5-10kml) -(5-10kms) -(--5kms,> • 1 14/2/2/216 Mawtari Myrdon' NA 365(71) p -(lO+kms) T -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/217 Nongdewsaw NA 398(73) -r(-5kms) -(5-10kms) .~.S, -(~;-,lOkrns) ~~5-10km.) BS 14/2/2}218 Myrdon Nongbah NA 448(~2) ."'!(-5kma) -(lO+krns) T -(lOrl-kms) -(IO+fm~).,7!5-10~ms) Uj2/2/219 Undiker ~A 234(53)" p -(10-rkms)" S ~(loJkms) -(lO+kms_) -(5-10km,) 14/2/2/220 Umtyra NA 106(24) ~(-5kml)' -(lO+kms) S -(IOj+kms) -(IO+kmJ) -(10+kms) 14/2/2/221 tJmksih (Nongrim NA 227(51) p f -(10 +kms) S -(lO-f·kms) -(IO+km) -(5-10km.) Umksih) I / 14/2/2}222 Nongmahit NA 149(32) p '.--(1 p +kms) S; -(lO~l-kms) -(JO+kms) -(IO+kms} I , 14/2/2/223 Kynjoin UmTan NA 425(85) p "'-(lO+kms} ;5 -(I(H·kms) -(IO+km&) BS 14/2/2/224 Quinine Bagan N:-\ 104(26) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) S -( 10 +kms) -( lO+kms) BS 14:/2/2 }225 Jyntru NA 173(33) p "':(10+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(ltI+kms) BS 14/2}2/226 Eiphukon (Irp!Joakon) NA p -( 10+kms) S -(IO+kml) -(lO+kms) BS 153{2~) r 14/2/2/227 Umdihar NA 367(73) p -(lO+kms) S -(IO·tkms) -(lO+kms) BS ~ 14/%/2/228 Umsaw Nonskharai NA 160(35) p '(lO+kma) S -( 10+kms) -(lO+kms) BS 14/2/2/229 Nartap NA ".3'>(40) (lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-Sku,.) ~7 DIRECTORY-eMt!!. land.&e _- --- '" '; -i t~ ~ ,"I!l kcI Ute (i, ,,' area undar lUft"erent t1PC of laad 0-01 ~ "0 110- ':;: >. '8 in ~.ectai'. Upto two decimal placea) .a~To . ,. ",_ -.....,-g~-i'8 ""~ 8: ~ to .! ;:l --\12 !] ~ ... = .. § ~:JOI A?u' ;: = ... rl'" ..., ..0\1 1 "'02 .~ ~ \I .ge u .... .£~l.. , 8 -.: '-';:: ~ i S .u "O~ .. .£~ ~~Cllo~ .. ~ ~ ... ~o .!1! ia"~ \1.0.- .... a.. -..... ~e_g ~ GIl ~ sc... 0 a.. .. ~ :"r:r.: .... _, Col .. ..._...... 0 ~ ~ .;:: ·s SiSi bfJ <.~ G .. 0 .. 01 Z 1-0 0 O~IIO ~j p.. II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21) KR Sbillong (41) l\ite )l'A Nt\: NA NA NA 1m Shillong (43) ED Rice, Maize )l'A NA NA ~A NA FP Shillollg (58) .ED lticee Maize )l'A NA )·NA NA NA PR Shlllong (4") ED Rice, Maize :.'\A ;~A NA NA NA KR Shillnn! (42) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA XA Ip Silillonr (60) Rice. Maize XA NA NA NA NA Pit Shillon, (40) ED Rice, Maize NA NA ~A NA NA :rP Shiliong (47) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA IF ShilloJlg (49) ED Rice, Maile NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (#) ED :lice, MaiZt' NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (38) £D Rice, Maize l'\A :\1A NA NA NA KR Shillong (44) ED Rice, Maiz(" :"1A NA NA NA NA KR ShilIon, (49) ED Rfce. Maize, :\fA NA NA NA NA t'P Shilloog (44) ED Rice:, Maize NA :\1A NA, NA NA IIR Shillonc (45) ED Riel. Maize ::"{A NA ~~A NA NA :P1' Shillong (46) ED Rice, Maize l'iA NA l'iA NA NA PR Shillong (42) ED Rice, Uaizf; NA NA NA NA ~A PIt S.llillon, (46). ED Ri;:;e, Mai~ NA NA ~A NA NA· .,." PR Shillon, (48) ED ki"e, Maiz* ~A NA NAi NA .!'lA. ~.~ PR Shillonl (4D) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ...... PR SMlong.(46) RD Rice. Maize NA NA :\1A. N.\ ·'N;" ,)<. J>!l ~bil~n! (~Q: ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA· ~A J!'p I Shilloag (69) J,<:D Rice, Maize tt'· .. NA· N"A: f'oh'h' NA· NA .~.. ,. ·:98 ~~~.t\(ij: AtneJ1itjM 3vd. ill E Amenities available' (if Dot available withbl- the - "mate ~ ;:I a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in ' ... s:: brackets the distance in broad ranges viz~5 kms, :>- ", '" .t-"lO kms. anr.! IO+"ms. of the nearest" place a~ where the facili!y_____ is available.A. is given) • t. ~ :g .. ~9.f~tion ~.me of viY!lte"' =--5 -----~ ~~; ------I"l .. - C~ci,F·~o. 010 . c...... _ =..... "01 .. 0.... 0 ~ .. "Eo<: "ii" m... • ... A-;:: "<;) 1:1.'- E-< ,~] 00 ;l: ~J 5 ~.!." j';1 .~= bO~ .,,-:;:;- .~ 2!!'~ Pot! Iol ...... o::;~ El~~~ ;'0 ...... ~ c ... a tlO "C: ~ ~~ s:: s~;;; f. ~ ~ ~ ~ Ci tt 0 ,_. A~ (.) 2 3 ~ S 6 i Il 9 10 1./2/2/230 P.ahampdem NA 176(29) P -(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(l9-Hm.) - (-Skm.) 14/2/2/231 PahaIIJd ymmiew NA 37(7) -~...,.5kms) -(IO+kms ) S -;(IO+kms? -(IO+kral) -(-Sklp.l.) 14/2/2/232 pahalpingdinC NA 162(34) P -(lO+kms) 5 -(lOHml) -(IO+kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/2/233 Rongmeaek NA 50(8) P -tlO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kml) -(-5km.) 14/2/2/234 Sohlait Thy.mai NA 47(9) P ~ (--Skms) S '-(-5kms) -(-5kms) ", ·-(5-10kms) 14/2/2/235 Sohlaitrim (Sohlait) ~A 19B{S'3) P -(-5kms) T ,"-(-.skm.) .-(5-10kms) L(5-10kml) 14J2/2J236 Umsaw'qoldhi NA 7S(1l) P -(-Skms) S t -(-Skms) -(5-10kl)1s) --(S-JOkms) 14/2/2/217 Umkaduh NA 332(69) P -(-5km.) T -(-Skms) -(5-10kms) -;(lO+kms) ~ 14/2/2/238 Ryngdhi NA 41(6) -(-5kms) -(S-lOkms) S -(~-lOkms) -(5-1Okms) -(lO+ktp.) 14/2/2J239 Umkyrpiang NA 199(25) P -(-5kms) S -(-Skms) -(S--IOkms) ·-(10+kms) 'u 14{2/2/240 Lumkya. NA 126(22} P -(-Skms) S -(-5kms) -(5-10kma) -(5-10kms) i 14/2/~/241 Umle NA 31 (5) -(-5kms) -(S-IOkmsj S .J(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) -(lOHm.) 1+/2/2/242 Mawsyntai NA 282(40) ;p -(-5kms) T -'(..L.5kms) - (5-IOkms) -(5-IOkms) 14{2/2/24:3 Umta NA 171(.25) P -(S-IOkms) Q. -(5"410k..lJl..s) -(5-IOkn,u) -(5-lOknu) J4/2/~/244 Mawlin}ai (Umdi) NA 45(7) - (-5kt.ns) -(5-1pkm') 5 -~STIOkms) -(5 -IO~~s) ~-lOkmJ1 14/2/2/245 Umkei NA 377(71) p -(5-10kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-IOk~s -(5-1(lk~S) 14/2/2/246 Mawkangi NA 213(38) p -·(5-10kms) T -(5-10kl'lu) -( 5-10kllls) -(S-IOkm.,'.) 14/2/2J247 Umta NongthJmmai NA 60(8) -(-5kms) -(-5km,) S -(-5km~l -(5 -lOkms) -(5-10klP,s) " 14/2/2/246 Umthangiong NA 233( +l-} P ~(S-IOkm!) S -(5-IOkms) -(HI+k.s) -(10Hms) 14/2/21249 Umlaw Nongbri NA '172(39) M,.p -(5-10kms) S· -(5-10kms) -(lO+'kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/2/250 NongsatlJU NA 3!9(5of.) P -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) --( lOHms) -(lO+kms) 14/211/251 Shyntun Bllt;' NA 69E16) P -(IO+kms) s '-(ro~kms) -(IO+kms) --(lO+kml) 1+/2/2/252 Kbet Nbngbri NA J87(52j I' -(lO+km.) S -"(lO+kms)" -(lO+i:lDs) .!. -(lO+km.) 1'/2/21253 Umtrap NA 37(9) ·-(-5kms) -(5-10km.) S -(5-IOkm.) -(lO+kms) -{IO+km,) l-t/2J2/254; Umdolllili.a NA 35\)(fill) P -(5-10kms) S :-r~;'lOkm.) -(5-1Qkm.) .... (10+k~j 14-/2/lJ255 Umphiw (U.p)aiau)NA 1~t~2) ,P -(5-rlOkma) .,s,·T';"1(5i+lOkms) -(5-1Qknu); '-(IO+km:) 1"/2/2/~. Maw1oJll, (Nonatluh) NA 5~~) 'P~M -(5-10kma) S --ibHOklllJ) -(5-1Gkma)" -(1t 'HIJlI( DIRECTORY " Land use 14nd use (i.e.,) area under diffurellt types of land in hectare up to two decimal places) ~---- A ----1 i... N earesl LOwn IJld .. distance (in kIllS) ~ Staple Food 11 )2 IS 14 15 16 17 13 19 20 pp Shillong (55) Rice, Maize NA NA NA :{A NA n Sb.iUong (50) Rice, Ma.iz~ NA NA NA NA NA I'P Shillong (49) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA pp Shillong (57) 1m Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA 1'1' Shillong (50) I.ice NA NA NA ::\fA NA F1' Shillong (54) Ilice NA NA NA NA XA KR Shillong (57) Riee NA NA ~A NA ::\fA FP Saillong (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (67) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbillong (68) Rice NA NA NA )lA NA F1' Shillong (56) NA NA NA NA NA iP Shillong (65) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (58) ... Rice NA NA NA ~A NA Klt Shillong (1413) )lice NA NA NA NA NA i'P Shillon, (liS) Rice NA ::\fA NA NA NA loP ShiJIong (113) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (1S7) lUce NA"/ NA NA NA NA KIt ShiUong (59) lUce NA N~ NA NA NA KR Shillong (102) Race NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (0) Rice NA ~A NA NA N.\ F1' ShiJIong (75) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .KR Shillong (78) Rice NA NA NA ]\A NA FP Shillong (71) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (75) Rice NA NA NA ~A NA FP Slaillo.1g (72) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiJ}o:lg (71) Rice NA NA NA NA l'iA Fp Shllloll, (61) alee NA NA" NA ::\fA NA .c... .;:t>O >.. a. o U ~ "0 c: ._ o (/) > 0 '"u en ,,~ ~ "",.. "'0 0 "'u :r 'f.o 0): ~ al z~ ..!.. x: ,,~ (.) cr (.) ~>- CD 0 / .. "'):'" I/) ...J z c ~oo ?, >>: g ~ cO 4: ..J :r >~=< (.') f~ U I/) "0 .I \ ~(.) « ( )( 3 • LtJ ~ ~(.!) ::J: \ \ a:: ~ 2 ~Z \ >- I- . \ x: ::CW I/) \. 3 Cl -Yv « Z ~ 0 0 0) ...... ~ ..."' LLI 6> ...~ ~~ ). .... <..!) l- 0 .0 "' (.) N J03 -,nPHA.BETJ:ml];""RDElr OF vILLAGr:tIST ., .... 01':. .. . Name-~fthe Sta 'e :Meghalaya-l4- - Name of District Bas t Khasi Hi!ls-2 Name of the C. D. Blpck ~awryngkneng--3 \ .., "t' SI. No. Name of vill~e. .. Location Code No • Syiemlhip .f • .:- 1. Diengpasoh .: 14/2/3/8 Knyrim 2. Iapshyndiet 34 It " " 3. Jarain c· " 56 " 4. t: Jaroit " 18 " 5. jyn1ah 58 " " 6. (. Khonshnong " 22 " 7. Kruin < • 32 " " 8. Ksehpohdeng ,, •• 27 " 9. Kurkalang H ., 45 " 10. Kut .( 37 .. , " 11. Kyntonumon 53 " " 12. Laitkseh H 46 " " 13. Lamlyer t( ,. 55 --- " H 14. Lumdiengsai 13 ,J " 15. Lumkseh t: ~ , 12 ,. 16. Madan Langsning (, 38 " " 17. Mawber •• 40 " " 18. Mawiong •• 6 " " 19. Mawiongsung 'C< 23 " l 20. Mawkhanu .c 16 " .!' 21. Mawkynring I' 11 " " 22. Mawlali H ,. 44 i'" 23. Mawlyndep 'Ie t' 61 J" 24. Mawlyngad tI 64 " " 25. Mawlynrei u 60 r " 26. Mawmuthoh " 50 t: " .' 27. Mawpdang 3 , u " 28. Mawpynthaw « 52 u " 29. Mawpytshong 39 n " " 30. Mawryngkneng .. 29 ... ____ .g " _, ~-- " ~r..:.! .~ ',~~)i. jJW ~(!~ RialtU ~ll .. jrtllHAf{q.j)~ Il.N.. Name or villages Lecation Code No. Syiemship 31. Mawsr.arob 14'2/S1i4~H Khyrim 59 ~~. Mawsltbuit " n 33. ,¥Ilwthliew " 28 .. 3.i.. Mawthumthum._ 15 .." " $5. <¥aw-U-Sam ., 47 36. Mynriang 19 " " 37. Niur 33 " 20 " '8. Nonghali " " 39. Nongkrem 51 " " 30 •• Nongplit " " 17 ~1. Nongthymmai " " Nongtyrkhang ,. 21 -42. " .3. Pepbah 13 " " 44. Pomblang 25 , " " 35 45. Pomlahier .. " 36 ·M. Pommora ., " 31 -.i. Puriang " " :.48. Rangksaw 5 " .t :..,~ Shyrmit 24 " " .... Siejiong ., 1 ,,, :$1. 5mit 49 ., " SobJaper 'J ,'2. " I' S!. Sohryngkham 62 " .. Thadan 42 54. '" " $5 ;Thangshalai .. 't 26 '1 J6. Thynroit ., 43 tt 'S'1. Tynring 2 ., " ...w~ Ummir )0 tt " It. Umphrup » 48 .. Umphyrnai 57 •• ,. It ... Umaaw " 41 .. .t~ Umtyngkhun ,. .. .. •• Urmasi-U-Joh .t 54 w, k. Walasurei 9 " " -~-- V~GE DIRE~l'ORY 106 VILLAG£. STATE: MEQHALAYA District: East Khasi Hilll Alllen;ties C.D. Block: MawrYllgknenc Amenities available (if not available witlaill the vilIare. a dash (-) ~ .,,'"a"O is mown in the column aad next to It i. bracket, the distance 's:. ~o ill broad rangcviz.,- 5lans 5-10 lam and 10+kma of the .~ nearest place where the facilitY is availablt is given) -s~ 8i~ II i5j ,------_.. _--_._._---j._------.---~ '-cadet! N&llle of • c... Code No. 'i~ ...... ! • ... a::: . ... ", .iII~ ~ ~~.~ -# ,~=~ .. ..c:= l~: ... Eo< >- Ii> CI. o..t:=. •~ -01 .-..0 ." .a oS..c:· """! -..0 .,,--1" - . I! !e ! :a 110 1 iii' .. .!fj g8'!. - . a trJ 0 .... ] ~E - "'-110 ... ~ f'-~ ~ :?l :S ,_. ~ ~~ 0 J ~ ~ d ~ Q 0·_ Q S :; (, 7 & 10 ___ w ___ ._~ __ ----- • 2 Itt/ /3/t Siejionc NA 181(36) -(-5 kml) -(lOHms) W,T -(-5 kms) -(ltHm.) ~(-5 lans} 1"{2f3fll Tynriag NA 7t4(lS5) '(2), M M,C.W, VII PO -(lHkm!) -(lO+klllS) 14/2f3/3 Mawpdaa, NA +26(7+) p -(IO+kms) w -(-5 Ians) -(I Hkmli -(-5 kIIu) 14/2/S/, Umtylllkhun NA 5\1) -( -5 kIllJ) -(IO+km.) w -(-5 knl.) - t1O+knll) -(-5Iunl) 14/2/3/5 Rupaw NA 113(19) -(-5 bu) --(lO+knu) W -(-5 kill.) -(lIt+knH) -( -5 kill.) 14/2/3/6 Mawion, NA 279($2) P -(IO+klDl) W -(5-1. kms; -(IO+kms) -(5-10 baa) 14:/2/3/7 Sohlapet· NA 20(3) .'~(:_;;.~ kfllt)1'_;.l.:(ili:.r1t~I{ li~ -(5-10 ktlll) --(IO+kms) -(-5 knu) 14/2/'/' Diellspa.oR :";A. 818(147) P(2) -(IO+kas) w -(5-1\) kIllS) -(IO+knll) ·-(5-10 _) 14[2/3/9 Wahsurei NA 32(5; -(-5 kms) --(10+kro!) W,R --(-5 kms) -( :C 1-k.,s) -(5-10 krus) 14/2/S111 Ummit NA 64(17) P -(to-i-kms) W,R -(-5 kma) -(lO+kml) -(-5 kmI} 1+f2/3{1l M.wkynrln, NA 112(29) -(-5 lana) -(HI+kms) W -(5-10 kala) -(lO+kma) -(5-11 kma) 1+[2/3/12 r..mkseh NA 296(61) P -(I'Hllls) W -(5-10 km.) --(lO+kau) -(5-10 _) 1+/2/3/11 LumdilDpi NA 226(Sf) P -(10Hm.) W -(5-10 k.. a) -(IHkm.) -(5-10 bit} 14/2/3/14 M!lwsharob NA 43(9) -(-5 kDu) -(IO+kma) W -(5-10 kms) -(lO+kms) -(-Ii kl1ll) If/lfS/lt} MawthunUhutn NA 741(1') ,,M -(1' Hills) w -(--5 kms) -(IO+kllls) -(5-10 knu) 14-/2/3/16 Mav.-kbanu NA 3~G(71) P,M· -(It+kms) '\V PO • (lO+kma) -(16+_> 14:12/3/17 NODgth ymmai NA 56(16) -(-5 kms) - (1O-J-kms) W,R -('>-10 kIDS) -(IOHms) -(5-10 ktua) 14/2/3/18 Jaroid NA 156(32) P -(IO+kms) W -(5-1. km.) -(IO+kmI) -(5-10 kma) It/2/3119 Mynri.auc NA 216(47) P -(lOH.nu) W,S -(lO+knu) -(I9+kma) - (lO+k.... } 14:{2/3/20 ~ollghali NA 2'15(58) P -~(IO+kms) W,S -(IO+kml) ---(IO+kms) -(lHIunt) 1+/2/3/21 :\' ollltVl'kb&PI NA 139(28) -(-5 kms) --(1OHma) W,S -(lIHkms} -.(lO+kma) -(IOtbas) 14/2/3/22 Khen'hnon. :iliA 76(20) - (-5 km.) -(lO+kms) W -(19+kms) < (lO+kms) -(lo+kmel 14/2j3/ZS Mltwiong Suag NA 20+(.3) P(2) -(Jo)+kms) S,W -(W+kms) --(lO+kml) -(16Hma) 14/2{3[24 Shyrmit URI. 14:/2{'/25 Pomblau, NA I( I) -(-5 kms) -(IOHm') W.S -(lOHms) --(10+1.:1111) -(lOH-l p l4:/2!3/2i ThaIl8'ltaJai NA 239(46) -(5-11 kIN) W,S -(5-111 kmt) -(5-16 kms) -(-5 kms) H/2/S{27 Kseh Ponideug NA 347(59) P -(--5 k•• ) .s,W -(-5 kms) -(-5 kma) -(-5 kIIu) Mawthliew 14/2/'/28 NA S(S) -(-5 kDll) ~(-5 knll) S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 knu) 14j2/3{29 M.wryngkneag, NA ~,36Jl427) P(3~, M(2) P,II,C T.K PO W~k.iy liS 14/2/3/30. NOllgplit NA 8(14) -(-5 lena.) -(-51.:.9) W,S -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms -(-5 ~llt) 107 DJ.B&(lJ'I)RY aud Lud_e IIJ tJ '8=- ;:: ~'~I .. .\l -Land use (i.e., alea undtr di.Herent types of Jand bI."; ;C;'" in heetare uJ?to two decj~l places) .eA-. l ""0 ___~ ...... J...... __-____ ._~--.-_. "tI ~- ~--- "E.'" c ,--- '> e- _~o ;.S ~~t "= ...:!. E ;;; ~ ;.. ~.!- 0 .., >- __ :;j"tl .~ l1li0 '"' __ c: .Q _ s.. ~- • I;l- ..d. ~.E;~ o u._ Q::: ~ i ... ~" ;fl § ft 0 J: n i~ .[ ~~ .. ~ ~ ...... J ~ ~ .. ;i c ""=Ole ~~.1 ~ u,.... .~ ~o~ '" r;:;, .lIP P 12 13 14 15 l6 17 18 {9 28 KIl ShiJlollg (H} Rice, Maize r\A _~A :'Ii A NA NA KK SMllong (15) Rice, Maize NA t.:A NA MA NA KR Shillo-ig (18) Rica, I.Iain NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (J9) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Jhillong (20} R.ice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA U shillon, (22) Rice, Maize NA NA NA Nt\. NA FP Shillong (20) Bic., Maize NA NA !'fA Nt\. NA .,. KR S h ~J1ons (20 1 Rice, Maize Nt\. NA NA NA NA NA FP Shil~)I:g (20) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA )lA KR ShilIool (31) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ~k _Shillong (1 i} &ice, Mai;;!:c l~ A NA NA MA KIt 8hillon, (l%) Rice, Maize NA 'fA :NA NA NA ... NA Shi'l!ong (U) ]lice. Maize NA 4'1 A Nt\. NA FP NA KIt ShillQllg (29) llice, Maize lilA NA NA NA NA. NA KR :-;hiIJong (23) Rice, Maize - NA ~A If A ,NA NA !til ;:_;:'~l!ong (25) ... Rice,~.izr NA NA NA NA Klt ShHiOUC (4'1) lliCe, Maize NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (29) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP SlIillong (4-1) .ice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FR Shillonc (4'1) Rice, Maize NA NA NA ~A NA r KR Shillollg (3') .. , Rice, -Maire NA NA NA NA NA P1' 5hillong (4-3) lticc, Maize NA NA NA NA NA RR Shi~tonr (.0) Rice, Maize NA :N i'_ NA NA NA ..... habitetl ~A NA NA K~ Shillong (37) Ilice, Maize NA :NA KR ShiIlo., (-.s) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR - Shillong (3') Rice, Maize NA NA 'NA NA Nil ,,- KR Shillong (31) JUc:e, Maizf: NA NA NA NA NA NA PR Shilif,ng (3'} M Riee.~aiu MA NA NA NA KR ShilJ~ni (22) l\~.:Maiuc N~: ,NA N.A NA NA 108 Amenities anilr,ble (if not a vailabk withiu the village, a dash ( is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz ,-5 km~, 5-10 IIms and \ 0+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) , __ .~ _____ ~. ______..A..---~.~.-- .. ------, '0 :;'''' ... LOCatlOn _"ame or t~ " ao ~~~ QlQcNo. village. ~~. ~- ;;.;J ·':;Q::Ic~· ~'. . $'£' .Q ,!:5..>-- ~.:=~ ~..o ." .:a. ..., ~ c .... C4!! :: =! =~ ~~~ S!~~ :.::4 e .... .;~~ "':>-~ =::P- .. eII .... _ S",.o;S; .;::"-' § ~..?, ~~ ~ ~ - ~ 0- 9 10 2 3 5 6 7 8 14/2/3/31 Puriang NA 724(131) P(3) -;-5 kmsi W --(-5 kms) -(-:; kms) -'-5 kms) 14/2/3/32 Kruln NA 151(24) p -(-5 kms) W PO -(--~ kma) BS ,j -(-5 kms) 14:/2/3/'3 .~iUl 53(7) -5 kOll· -(-5 kms) w BS 14/2/3/34 Iapshyndiet 1>'(10) -5 kms) -:--5 kms! -(-;5 kms) --(-5 kms) 14/2/3/35 Pomlabier 299l5(j) p -(-5 km.) W,S -(-5 kIns) -(":"5 km,) -(-5 km.) 14J2j3j36 Ponimora 28!'l(51) P -(-5 kms) W,S PO -(--5 kmj) BS 14/2/3/37 Kut 616(94) '(13) -(IO+kms) W,S -(IO-;-kms) -(lO+kms) -,.-5 Kml) 14)2/3!~*> Madan LangsDing NA 255(17) P -(lO+kmi) -, \V. _(_5 kmlj -(lO+kms) - (IO-i-kins) 14/2/3/39 Wawpynhong ;'\fA 548(96) P(7) -(IO-j-kmi) w -(-5 kms) -(10-!-kms) -(Ie+kml) 14/2/3/40 Mawber NA 656( 121) P(5) ---( - 5 k.ni) w .-(-5 kms' --(IO+kma) -(IO+~I} 14:/2/Sf41 UmsllW NA 97( 17) p -(-5 kBfls) VIi -(-5 kml) --(IO+';ms) ·-(IO+kml) 14/2/3142 Thadall NA 524(90) P(S) -(-5 kmsj W;S --(-5 kms) -(5-1I&ml) -(5-10km.) U/2/3/43 Thynroit Transferred to Mawkynrew Community Development Block ]"'/2/3/4:4 Mawlali Transfertetl to MlitVkynrew Community DeveI~pment Block' 14/2/3/45 Kurltalang NA 75(13) p -(-5 luns) W,S,O -(-5 kma) _(_5 kms) -(-5 km.) 14/2/3/46 Lairkseh NA 352(68) p (5-10 km*) W,T,Q -(5-]0 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 ktru) 14 1213/47 Maw,U-Sam NA 21)0(37) P '':-(5--10 kJIiiY T,S,Q -(5-10 km.) -(5-10 kml) -(5-10 kms) 1412/3/48 UlTIphrup NA 1,10;(194) P(2),M ':""(-5 ku:is) 1'K -(-5kms) -(-5 km,) -(-5 kmi) If/2j3/49 Smit NA 1,899(352) P{3),M D,RP(3) TK ,_ PO Weekly BS 1'12}3/50 Mawmuihoh NA 691 (128) 1'-(2) -(5-10 kms) TK -(5-JOkms) -·.15- lOkH;!~ - ~5 -JOkms) --( -5 kms) -(-5 kim) HS 14/2/3/51 NongkIcm ~A 2,t36(377) P(~),M,H C.H.W T.TK -(-~5 kiD.) -(- -;', knit) ]'12{3152 Mawpyiithaw ~A 245(45) P -(-5 km') TK,T -1-5 kms) 14/2 'a 153 KYl1t~~U-Mon NA 181(32) P -(5-10 kml) TK PC -(S.:...iO kmll) liS· H 12J3/54 UrlIl ..i-U~Joh NA 369(59) P -(-5 kl'lls) TK -(-5 kms) - -(-5 kms) BS --(-5 kms) BS 14 /213155 La!l11ye! NA 272(52) P(2) -(-5 k:rns) W,S -(-5 killS) 14/2[3 151; Jar:::.in NA 109121 \ _;_(-5 kms) -(-S kms) W· -- (-5 kms) -(-5 kma) -(--5 km,) 1 14/%/3/57 Cmpl",yrDai NA ];273\223) P(2),M -(-5 kms) W,T· PO -1-5 kms BS 1412/3J~':. JYL1~h NA - 319("2) P _(__ '1 krIls) W --(-5 kms) - (5-10 kin!!; . :-3 kmf -(-5 km.) -(5";_;10 kmsj - (-5 kh1~) 1+/2/3/59 Maw;hbuit NA 1;147(220) P(2),M -(-5 kms, W,S __ (-5 km": -(5-:10 km~) -(-5 kmt\ ]4/2 /3/tiO Mawlynrei NA 1,135(294) P(%) -(-'5 km" W,S BS 14/2/3/61 MawlyMc:p NA 164(31) P -(lO+kmi) W,S -{-5 Kitli.) -(HH-kml) -(iO+km.) BS 14/2/3/62 SohryDgkham NA 2,542(474) ,,(s),M,(2)H -flf+lu.. ) T.K PO -(I()+kIUJ) -(-5 krott 1,12/8/63 P~pbah NA 125(20) -(-5 kma) -(IHknu) Tit. -(lO+kms) -15-1(1 kms) -(]'+kma) RS 14:/%/1/6' MawlYlliad NA 669(118) P('j --(IO-Hms) TK 109 DIRECTORY and Laud U~e ------_ ----- Land use (i.e., area under diff;:m~nt types of land in hectare upto two decimal places) r-___ __ .A.._••. --______-~ S cubJJ ...c: ~~;--;- u ri! 2. Q,_J ; .. V ... ~ .."o E.,;!,g 8 p. ~ t) ubi) ~ ~~~ ~ Of 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 III 19 20 KR Shillong (22) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA. PR Sbil!ong (22) ED Rice, Maize ~~ A NA NA NA NA KR Shiilong (23) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (~6) Rice, Malze NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIlong U.8) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Sbillong (35) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR SbiJIong (35) Rice, Ma'ze NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (25) RiCe, Maize NA NA NA KA NA KR Shillong (31) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (35) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shil!cng (30; Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA ... KR ShilJong (20) ED Rice', Maize NA NA NA TliA NA KR Shillong (20) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (21) Rice, Maize NA NA NA. NA NA KR ShilJong (18) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (12) EA Rice, Maize NA NA NA TliA NA KR ShilloDg (20) ED Rice NA NA NA l\"A NA PR ShilloDg (15) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shiltong (19) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIlong (16) ED Rice NA. NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (15) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (14) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong {15) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (12) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillon,,! (8) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Kongthymmai (2) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Nongthymmai (3) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillcng (23) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (19) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (17) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (16) E) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA MEGHALAYA MYLLIEM C. D. BlcrCK DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS I 2 3 4 MILES MILES f I,: 1 I 'N I I I I " (' KHS 2 o 2 l ~ ~ 6 "HI t RI-BHO S U B- 0 I VIS ION (J o o c,' z ...J a. p,EfE!\ENCES tOUNDARY: sU'-OIVNjADH.UNlT __ c. o. &LOCK FOREST '.~' ...- HEAD QUARTERS: ST4TE DISTRICT @ c. O. 'LOCK @ VILLAGES WITIi POPULATION SIZE: allOW 200, 200-~", 0 ..I. ~OO-9". 1000" .. '0;1. • UNINHA"TlD VILLA!'" WITIi LOCATION CODI X 6' ~: N ..TIO"AL HIGH WAY II H 40 0111U ROADS' SEPlyls;[ 'ACILITIES: 'DI T O'FICE, D'$PENIAIIY PO + PRIMARY H[A~TH CtNTRE MATERNITY. CHILD WIL'4RI CENTRE , URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION COD! ~~ © Government of India Copyright, 1985 Based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. The boundary of Meghalaya shown on this map is as interpreted from the North-Eastern areas (Re-organlsation) Act, 1971, but has yet to be verified. The Indo-Bangladelh boundary Shown on this map is the one existing prior to the (on~lusion of the agretmtnt on Hay 16, 1914, bttween India and Bangladesh NI 113 ALPIlABETICAL ORDER ,OF VILLAGl!: LIST N'\J:tle of Ijhe State Meghalaya -14 Name of the District East Khasi Hills -2 Name of the C. D. Block MyIliem -4 It SI.No. lfame of Villages Location Code N •. Syiemship \ I 1. Dewsaw" Marishan 14/2/4/3 1y1ylliem 2. Itshyrwat'. 24 " 'f 3. K~eit 6 " 1 ' 4. Kyndongiapwar 12 " " 5. La'itkoJ' 32 " " 6. Laitkroh 52 Laitkroh " 7. L~wmei ., 1 Mylli'rm 8. Lawsohtun 63 " 9. Lyngkien Diengiei 4 '. " " 10. Lynkien Mawpat 26 ., " 11. Madan Saisiej 28 " " 12. Mawblah 38 " " 13. Mawdun 10 ", " 14. Maweitnai 42 " " 15. MJwiong 45 " >, 16. Ma w khanpasir '36 " j " 17. MAwkhar 47 " >, 18. Mawkhaseng , 29 " I " 19. Mawklot , " 57 . " 20. Mawkynroh _. 21 " 21. Mawlaingut . 2 .. 1 ([~\I \~\{'t Ie L <)1' J.) II ,. " 22. Mawlang 14 ,. " 23. Mawlong 27 " >. 24. Mawlyndep 11 " __'> 25, Mawmih " S 26, Mawnianglah ,> 35 ,) 27. Mawpat " 23 " 28. Mawpynthih 44 " " 29. Mawrashe 37 _," " 30. Mawsiat Khnam 18 " -- 114- Sl. No. Name of Villages wcatiOJ1; Cocle No. Syiemahip ----- 31. Mawsing . 14/2/4/39 MYlliem S2. Mawtawar 20. .. " 33. Mawwan ,. 46 " 34. Mylliem 54 .. " 35. Nongkohlew I, 19 " 36. Nongkseh 62 .. " 37. Nong Madan 7 t' " 38. Nongmynsong 25 " '1. 39. Ncingpathaw 9 ,. " 4O. Nongpiur 55 tl ". 41. Nongrah 30 " .. 42. Nongsawing 8 " " 43. Nongthymmai 51 " " 44. Nongumlong 5§ ,. " 45. Pomkaniew 49 " " 46. Pomlakrai 33 .. " 47. Rangbihbih 4Q " II 48. Rynjah Lapa1ang " 31 ,. 49. Umlympung " 53 ,> 50. Umlyngka 61 " ", 51. Umphrew 16 " .. 52. Umpling .. 64- ,. 53.. Umrleng 13 " I' 14. Uinrynjah 17 " " 55. Umsaw 41 " .. 56. Umshing (Marged. with Code No. 14r/2/4(21) 22 " .. 57. Umthlong 43 " ,. 58. Umtyngar 50 " Laitkrob 59. Umtyrkhang t, 15 MyIIieat tiO. 3! Mile I' 60 til. 4th Mile ., 58 .. 62. 5th Mile 56 '> " 63. 6th Mile ., 34 » 64. 12fh Mile 48 -... 't .. VILLAGE DIRECTORY 116 srATE : MEGHALAYA VILLAGE DISTRICT : EAST KHASI HILLS Amenities aDd C. D. BLOCK : MYLLIEM Amenities available (if not available within the village, a daah (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz -5krn., 5-10kms, and IO-I-kms, of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Location N arne of villallel -_------...._..._ ------~ Code No. Communi. catiolls (Bua stOP, Railway elation, waterway) 2 3 4: 5 6 7 8 9 10 14)2/41 1 Lawmei NA. 1262(211 ) p -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(16+krn.) 14/2/4/ 2 Maw laingut NA. 508 (83) P -(10+kms) W -(10+kml) -(lO+kms) 14:/2/4/ 3 Dewsaw Marishaa NA. 205 (38) -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(IO+krns) 14:/2/4/ 4 Lynkien Diengiei NA. 92 (24) p -(10+kms) W -(lO+kml) -(lO+km~ 14:/2/4/ 5 Mawmih NA. 186 (37) P -(lO+kms) W -(10+kms) -(IO+kms~ 14/2/4/ 6 Kreit NA. 448 (85) P,M -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/214/ 7 Nongmadan NA. 204 (45) :P -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms} 14/2/4/ S Nongsawing NA. 281 (58) P -(lO+kms) W -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/4/ 9 NonlO!patbaw NA. 495 (95) . ,11' i· .....(lil-fkms) W -(lO+kms) -(I41+kmS) 14/2/4/10 Mawdun NA. 113 (27) P -(lO-Hms) W -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/4/11 Mawlyndep NA. 306 (66) P -(-5kms) W -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 14:/2{4/12 Kyndong Iapwar NA. 190 (40) P -(-5kms) W -(10+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/4} 13 Umrleng NA. 233 (58) P -(-Skms) W -(lO+kms) -(--kms) 14:/2/4/14 Mawlang NA. 163 (33) P -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(l0+kms) 14/2/4/15 Umtyrkhang NA. 57 (16) p -(IO+kms) W,S -(lO+kms) -(5-lOkms 14/2/4/16 Umphrew NA. 198 (45) P -( IO+kms) W,S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms,1 14/2/4/17 Umryojah NA. 192 (40) P -(5--1Ckms) W,S -(5-10kms) -(5-1I)kms) 14/2/4/18 Mawsiatkhnam NA. 377 (83) p -(lO+krns) W,S -(H)+kms) -(5-10krus) 14/2/4) 19 Nongkohlew NA. 138 (32) P,M,H -(10+kms) W --t 10+kms) -(I{)+kms) .14/2/4/20 Mawtawar NA. 968 (188) P -(5-10kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5km s) 14/2/4/21 Mawkynroh NA. 160 (28) P -(5-10kms) W,S -(-5kms) -(-5kms) I4/~ /4/22 Umshing MERGED WITH MAWKYNROH 14/2/4/2] 1412/4/23 Mawpat NA. 2448( 452) P,M,H D W PU BS 14/2/4/24 Itshyrwat NA. III (18) -(-5km.) -(-Skms) W -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) .14/2}4}25 Nongmynlong NA. 291)2 (6\)6) P MeW w PO -(5-10kms) 14/2/4/26 Lyngkien Mawpat NA. 205 (40) P -(-5kms) w -(-5kms) BS U/2/4/27 Mawlon~ NA. 325 (66) I' -(-Skms) W _- (5-lOkms) BS 14/214/28 Madan Saisiej NA. 163 (31) P -(--Skms) W -(lO+kms) BS 14/2/4/29 Mawkhaseng NA. 676 (122) P -(5-10kms) W -(5-10kms) B~ 14/2/4/30 Nongrah NA. 1994(214) P -(5-IOkm.) W ._ (5-ILkms) BS 14/2/4/31 Rynjah Lap~lang NA. IB'i2(1IS) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) BS _1~4~(2~{~4~/3~2~L~a=it~k~o~r ______~N~A~. __~2~3~04~(~50~O~) p,M -(-5kms) W -(-Skms) BS 14[2/4(33' Pomlakrai NA. 2232(423) P,(H),M -(lO+krns) w PO -(-5kms) 14/2/4/34 6th Mile (Govt. Farm) NA. 728 (176) P -(-5kms) T -( -~kins) BS 141214135 .MawnianJUah :t:JA 772 (' llQL P -(-5kms) W -(-5kms) BS' < 14/2/4/36 Mawkhanpasir NA. 696 (166) P -(5-IOkms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 1+/2/4(37 Mawrashe NA. 207 (35) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) W --(-5kms) -(-5kms' 14/2/4/38 Mawblah NA. 376 (66) P -(-5kms) W -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/4/39 Mawsing NA. 406 (69) P -(10+krns) W -(--5kms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/4/40 Rangbihbih NA. :120 (54) P -(S-llikms) W -(5-10km~) -(5-10kms) 14/2/4(+1 Umsaw NA. 688 (Ill) P -(IO+kms) w -(5-lOkms) _(.C"'_IOkm~ 14/2/4/42 Maweitnar NA. 164 (29) P -(IO+kms) \'/ -(5-lOkms) -(5-10ksms) DIREC'l"QJtY Land Use Lar:d usc (i. e., area under different types of land In ~ ectares up to twO decimal places) , ______...A-- __.~ _____ ... ~ t..-. I ..... , 0· .... bO Approach Neare~t Town and ' , >- ·~E .E ~ 2';' to village distance (in kms) ;>. -b ~ ('j.;1] ~--. "0. "0 ..u "0 = t-....--.. :> ;:l 0.. 0 v-roc.n OJ u =::."a...c:~t; 0 ~ _'-..QCU ::J "0 OJ .0 C (,_" > ~ ... en ::=.. Il.i tlD ~~; V t ~ Il.i ~:.::. ~ g~ ... Il.i OJ ,~ .;:: 8 .: ~ ('G.g '-o"E Il.i ::J"""tlD OJ Il.i 0 ~ 11,)- .... S bD bD o.~ ""2- .~ ;.:; .!:: t; b.IJ "'0 ::: I;; .:!Z ~.J: ..... ~ ""'" ;:l oS .: .: u.S~~~ <,"oS ~ __ ... UI.I ~ en ~ _en... " :3 o ;i::._ OJ - :> II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]9 211 KR Shillong (34) ED Rice Maize 1';A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong 36) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (33) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (55) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR. ShiIlong (35) ED· Rice, Maiz~ NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (34) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillonll (32) Rice, l\1;lize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (36) ED Rice, Maize N.A. NA NA N .... NA KR Shil!ong (3() ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (28) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (37) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR ~hilJong (42) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (45) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shil!ong (49) Rice, Maize N'A NA NA NA NA KJit ShiIlong (50) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillollg (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shiilong ( 18) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (12) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (I ~) Rice NA NA NA. NA NA KR Shillong ( 10) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (10) ED kice, Maize NA NA N.-\ NA NA p~ Shillong ( 3) ED Rice, Maize NA NA ~\A NA NA Kj~ Shillong ( 18) ED Rice, 1'".aiz ~ NA NA NA NA ~A KR Shillong (18) ED Rice, Maize NA- NA 1\".'\ NA NA KR ShilJong (20) ED }{ice, Maize NA l\iA NA NA NA KR, Shillong (17 ) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong ( 5) ED R.ice, Maize NA KA NA N'A NA I'K Shillong ( 6) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (10) l}D R,.jce NA NA NA NA NA KR ShillOng (2() ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA '.' PR Shillong ( 9) ED Rice 1\A NA i\"A NA NA PR Shillong (II) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ~hillong (.5) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong ( 14) Riee, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (16) Rice, Maize 1';A NA 1\'A NA NA KR Shillong ( 11) Rice, Maize NA N<\ NA NA NA KR Shillong ( 9) ED Rice, Maize NA NA r-iA NA NA KR Shiliong ( 0) ED Rice, Ma!ze NA NA NA' NA NA KR Shillong (26) Rice, Maize NA N"A NA NA NA 118 VILLAGE Amenities and -----....-- , .5 E Amenities availablt> (if Dot available within the village a dash){ --) is ;:; lhown in the column and n~xt to it in hrackols, the distance in broad on" rangeli viz .. 5 kms, 5-10 kms- and 10+kms. of the ncare't place "tl where thc facility i savailable is givenj ~ t:: ,-- ______~ ______...A.. ____ ~ ,,-0 ------.. Location ",-0 Code No. Name of village ..::" 0..0 ...... 2o ._"0 .- " .~ o ~~ -oj ::l'" "i:i" .~ o.g ~ '0 - 0 ~ 1-< '":>-..0 " g~ t:: ::--z-" .~ 3 ~t'3 0)'"'" "':;- ...... " 0,- .!2 00;0 "d,.. "d,,:>- S '" til ~ PoO '; .5 ~ .::- ;: Vl ~ Q,) ;;; I.) ",0.. """~ ~ -u'" '" ~ ... u ">:0 0" :::; ~~~~ ~ co " ;:l 'Q .<=a... ~ '-''" 0..0" ooD "tl .... ~ ~bO ~:;:!'::: §:: :: :: E-< E-< .., ~ Q a... 0 U 2 3 4 5 " 7 B 9 10 -~----.- 14/2(4(43 Umthlong ;\IA 330(49) P, M -(lOT kms) W -(S-IO kms) -(5 -}(, kms) 14/2(4(44 Mawpynthih NA 90:(173) p -(10+ kms) W -(5-10 kms) -(5-lC' kms) 14/2/4/45 Mawiong NA 286(51 ) P ,..-(10+ kms) W -(10+ kms) -(5 -10 kms) 14/2/4/46 !\[awwan NA 207(37) P -(10+ kms) W -(1('+ kms) - (5-10 kms) 14f2(4f47 Mawkhar NA 31'3(50) P -(10+ kms) W -(10+ kms) -(10+ kms) 14(2(4/48 12th Mite ~A 451{B J) P -(10+ kms) W -{-5 bus) BS 14(2/4/49 Poml<.aniew NA 271(48) P -(10+ kms) W -(-5 kms) BS 14/2(4/50 Umtyngar ~A 7~Ul7) -(-Skms) -(5-10 kms) S -- (5-10 kIlH) TIS 14(2(4/51 Nongthymn,ai !'iA 5~5( 105) P -(.10+ kms) W -(-5 kms) BS J4/2/4{52 Laitkroh NA 4476(291) p -(10+ kms) W -(-5 kms) BS 14/2/4/53 Umlympung NA 320(57) P --(10+ kms) yv -( -5 kms) BS 14(2{4/S4 Mylliem NJ\ 2932 :P(i 1),M(2) PHC Hr, W PO as (5/5) 14(2/4/55 ~ongpyiur .:-JA 733( 143) P -(-5 kms) T -(10+ kms) -( --5 kms) 14(2(4/S6 5th Mile NA IS25(375) P -(-S kms) T - (S-lO kms) BS 14/2/4/57 Mawklot NA 708(135) P -(-Skms) W -(10+ kms) B,) 14/2/4{58 4th Mile NA 11Il7(230) P - (-5 kms) T -(-5 kms) B.3 14/2/4/59 Nongumlong NA 493(90) P(2) -(-5kms) T -(5-10 kIDS) BS 14/2/4(60 .3ll-Mtle NA 1399(204) ~ (-5 -(-5 kms) T -(5-10 kms) BS kms) 14/2(4/61 Um1yngka' NA 2082(371 ) P -(-Skms) T -(5-1\) kIDS) BS 14/2/4/62 Nongkseh NA 4399(805) P,M,H -(-5kms) T -(-5 kms) BS (Lummawbah) 14/2/4/63 Lawsohtun NA 363S(672) P(2) -,(-5 kms) T -(-5kms) ---(-5 kms) 14{2(4{64 1 'mpJing NA 45114(949) P(2),M -(-5 kms) T -(-5kms) -(-S kms) 14/2/4/65* Fynth0l:' 14/2/4/66* Nongkhardot * Tnese viIlag~s now constitute Pynthor Umkhrah Census Town. -- P (33) PHC ('1) M (5) M (1) 11~ DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i.e. area under different types of , ______land in hectare up- to..A. two decimal places) ..,. ----~ u u .t< " ... " u :0,:: Remarks ;::l t;@ !! 0 0 oIbl) .- (including r.n te-.... E >- :: -;,;- ,. oj anY place o. >- bOU 0.. .t< U _us::> ..... 0 _..,"'.:: of religoug, .t< Nearest town and Staple Food Forest "" t) .., ::l ~ ..0-0 ... historical rn ",;:IbIJ c:l bIJ distance (in kms) ""... .!" 88 ... " 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---- KR ShiUe,ng (~6) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA ~A NA KR Shillong (16) ED Pice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (24) Rice NA NA NA NA KA KR Shillong (34) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (17) ED Rice NA NA KA l'.A NA KR Shillong (17) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (18) ED Rice NA NA 1\"A KA NA ;_\;A KR Shillong (25) ED Rice NA NA KA NA KR Shillong (28) ED Ricc NA NA NA :-:A NA KR ShiJlong (17) ED Rice NA NA KA NA NA PR Shillollg (16) ED Ri(c NA ."\A NA KA NA KR Shi lIong (9) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (8) ED Rice l\lA NA .t' PR Shillong (7) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA I'R Shillong (8) ED Kice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (6) ED Rice NA NA NA NA KA PR Shiliong (6) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (4) ED Rice NA NA NA KA NA PR Shillong (4) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shil10ng (6) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA MEGHALAYA MAWPHLANG C. D. BLOCK- DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS MilES l I Oil ) 4 MILES ~ I I ! j I I J ! ;::::t:=::, I KMS 1 o 1 l 4 6 KMS / ./ ./ l ~ U 0 ...... a;a ~b <> ~ i':' ci ..~ ~ U / ~ W ....-J >- l: ~ U o ....J REfERENCES dl ~OUNDAAY: DISTRICT ci SUB-DIVH/40M.UNJT u ---- C.O. BlOCK ::E « HEAOa..UA~!C R~ : C. O· SLOCK @ ex: z VILLI'r;c"S WITH POPULA,TiON SIZt : >- :g snow 200 i 200-"'99 j a 49 « ~O()-'-:l99 i 1000 'leOVE e ., :E UNINH4a, TtD VILL"Gr. WITH L~C. NO X 39 !'...Q!.9 OTHER ROA.D' RlvtR AND s.ra.CAM SERVICE FACILITlE.S: ~ peSo,. ornCE PRIMA.P.Y HEALTH C:(NTf\£ PO ® OISP(NS6.f\y J IMP-U"T'"n VILLAGE fIjIAA.)(ET + .& © Government of India Copyright. 1985- Based upon Surve)l of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. The boundary of Meghalaya shown on this map Is as interpreted from the North-Eastern areas (Re-organisation) Act, 1971, but has yet to be verified. [he Indg-Bangladelh boundary Shown on this mall is the one existing prior to the Conclusion of the agreemtnt on Hay 16. 1974, between India and Bangladesh 1'23 Name of the State Meghalaya Code No. 14 Name of the District East Kbasi Hillll Code No. 2 ..t!'" , I ~'1ame of the C. D. Block ... Mawphlang Code No. 5 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code No. 1. BangIa 14,2/5/2 2. Baniun u 46 3. Dewsaw " 23 4. Dirai " 40 5. Jane-Mawiong ." 105 6. Jaud " 29 54 7. Kharnongwah " 94- 8. Kharrangoi " !). Khimmurah ,J 98 10. Krang " 22 56 11. Kreit " Kroh 30 12. " 13. Kshieh " 63 14. Kyiem 68 " 15. Kyndong Wahlang 91 " 16. Kynroh ,J 11) Ladmawreng 52 17. " Laitarted 28 18. " 19. Laitdiang 35 " 20. Laitjem )J 48 21. Laitmawball " 82 22.. Lai tliewl ong , , 85 74 23. Laitumiong " 83 2-+. LaitmawhiDg " 25. Laitmawpun " 84 26. Laitsohma " 72 27. Lumhuling 10 " 28. Lumpyllun 36 " 50 29. Lumsohriew " 30. Lwai 60 " 124 81. No. Name of Villages L S1. Lyngdoh Phanblang 14J2/5j79 32. Lyngiong 81 33. Lyngkhwier " 53 34. Lyngkun Langnew " 103 35. Lyngwa " 42 36. Madan Mawser " 77 37. Madan Nongur .. 311 38. Marbaniang Umseiniong " 47 39. M:,.rbisu .' 62 40. Mawbeh " 73 41. Mawdngung " 97 42. Mawjynka " 89 43. Mawkahiar " 93 44. Mawkalang ,> 75 45. Mawkneng " 90 46. Mawphlang " 65 47. Mawkohtip •• 107 48. Mawkorblang " 12 49. Mawkril'lh " 51 50. 24 Mawlaiting " 51. Mawlum )' 26 52. Mawlyngthoh " 96 109 53. Mawmaram " 54. Mawmyrsiang " 100 55. Mawngap 64 " 113 56. Mawpna " 57. Mawprem " 34- 58. Mawpun Rim >, 33 59. Mawreng ,. 55 (0. Mawripih ,. 25 58 61- :t1awshaton " 41 62. MawthLong " 63, Mawthwan 110 " 7 64. Mawtnen " 65. Nongbsap ., 32 66. No "lglwai 76 " Nongkseh (Laitnongkseh) 88 67. " -68. Nongrim Sadew ., 49 21 69. Nongrim Shylla " 125 1 Location Code No. Sl. No. • I Name of Villages 70. N ongtra wSiej 14J'l/5/ 3- 5 71, 'Nongtrawso'h' " 37 72. Nongur " 6 73. Patharan " ,. I 80 74. Perkseh 27 5. Phansawrang " 106 76. Phudmyndong " 45 77. Pomlum " 104 78. Rangshken " 85 R.angshyng~ham ~~ " 31 80. R'yIlti " 44- 81. Sadew " }6 82. Sain " 108 Sohiong 83. " 1 g'ohkhar 84. " 17 Sohpliah 8~. " 57 Sohram " 86. 70 Sieplakra,i 81. " 66 Sunei " 8~. 5'9 Synrang,' ~aban " 8~. 69 Synrang Sohnoh " 90. 92 Tiehban .. "9i. 61 Traw " 92. 15 l.1rbania " 93. 99 Ur-Ur '94. " 14- Umnongkrun " '95. 4 Umphung " 96. '11'2 Um'saw " ~7. 11· ·Umsawfia " 98. \ 78 Umsawmat " 99. ,. III Uinsohihng 100. 18 Umsohp'ieng " 20 Un. Umsoh1wai " , 13 102. UmsI,uin . 103. ita Umtyrnuit " 39 104.' Wahkajied " 67 105. Wahiyngkien " 87 106. W ahn ongkseh " 9 107. Wahpipa' " 102 1,108. Wahrahap " 8 i09. Wabskuin " 71 110. " Wahstew 86 ·HI. W:?humlawbah " 43 p2. Weilyngkut " 126 VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available (ifaot available within the village, g, a II. dash (-) is .hown in the column and .ext to it in ~ !l brackefs, the distance in bread rangea, vi.,., .s: 'd -Skm,.5-IOkms. and IC)+kms, of the nearest 5i place wbere: the fa.cility it available is I'iven) ~ ... 0-~'" r ------"------;-j .~ 0 o. Location Name'of Yill_,es . '0 ~ ...... :: c.> 0, ..... t> ~ g~ "' Code No. o. " u ~.... I:l E!: I:f .. OJ Cl.o .~ I'l. 2 3 4- 5 , 7 It , 10 ---.-- H/2/5fl Sohldt"l" NA 9fJ(l5) -(-Skma) -(5-1.kml) W,T ~(lIHI.. u) -(5-Hlkms) -(IQ+kms) 1412/5/2 :Han"l" NA 30(') -(-5kms) -(lO+kl!l\s) W,T ~(lO+kms) -(5-lOkms) -(lHkms) 1412/5/3 Nongtrawsiej NA 1%(3) -(-Skms) -(10Hms) W,T -(10Hms) -(-Skms) -(10+~) 14/2/S/f Umphuns NA fS(6) -(-SkillS) -(IO+kms) W,T -(IO+kml) -(-Skms) -(H)+k~) 14/2/5/5 Nongtrawsolt NA 36(9) -(-Skms) -(IO+kml) W,T -(\OHms) -(-Skm;) .-(IOHms) )+/2/5/' Pathara;;' .NA 62(19) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) W,T -(lO+kms) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) 1+/2/5/7 Mawtncn NA 61(14-) P _(IO+kIDs) W,T -(tOHms) -(5-IOkms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/5/8 Wahksuia NA 25(7) -(-Skms) --(lo+kms) W,T -(I 9 +kms) -(-Skms) -(I'+kms) 1412/5/9 Wahpipa NA 41(9) -(-5kms) -(lOHms) W,T --(IO+kms) -(5-10kms) -(IO+Urlls) 14/2/5/18 Lawhuling NA 63(IS) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) W,T -(JO--Jkms) -(-5kms) '-{lOHml} 14/2/5/11 Umsawli'a NA 15(5} -(-5kms) -(Hl+knis) W,T -·(lHkml) -(5-1tlkms) -(lOHml) 14/2/5/1% Mawkorl>lu, NA 49(11) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) W,T -(lll+kms) -(5-IOkms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/5/1S Umsnuill< NA 4(3) -(-Skrns) -(lO+kms) W,T -(10+kms) -(-Skms\ -(I Hkros} 14/2/5/14- Umnongkrum NA 56(15) -(-SkIDs) -(JO+kms) W.T -(IO+kms) Weekly -(lO+~ms) 14/2/5/15 Urbania NA 2(2) -(-Skms) --(IO+kms) W,T -:(16,+kms) -(S-lOkms) -(lO+kms) 14:/2/5/16 Sain l-••~ NA 4(3) -(5-Hlkmi) -(10HJIIs) W,II' -(lO+kms) -(-Skms) -(1O+J:n:Is) 14/2/5/17 Soh,liah ... NA NE Uhinh,\ '. 14/2/5/11 Umaohpiens NA 20(') P -(lO+k:tns) W.T -((OHms) -(-5kms) -(lOHms) H/!/5/19 Kynroll NA 300(163) P -(5-10kms) ~.~ -(lO+kms) -(-5kmsj -(lO+~mIJ 141215/28 UmsohlY>(ai NA 125(26) P -(5 -JOkms) ~,T -(W+kms) -(-Skms) -(10+.~plS) 14(2/5/21 Nonlrim Shylla ... NA 114(13) P -(5-10kms) W,T -(IO+kms) -(- SkID) -(IO+ky!s) 1412/5122 Kraai···· .... " NA 1,175(201) P -(-5kms) W,'l' -(lO+kms) Weekly -(10+~) lir/2/5(23 Dewlaw NA 63(14:) P -(-Skms) W,T -(l'+kms\ -(-Skms) -(IO+lsw) 14/2/5/2'" Mawtaitinl NA 188(31) P,M -(-5kms) S -(JO+kms) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) 1,,2(5/25 Mawripib NA 287(53) P,M -(-SkIDs) S -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms} 14/2/5/26 MawlUl\!. NA 361(63) P --(-5kms) S -(lO+kms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/5/27 Phansawrang NA 145(25) P -{-Skma} W;T -(lOHms) -(-Skms) -(10+kms) 14/2/5/28 Laitarted NA 548 (74) P -(5-lOkms) W,T -(lO+knu) -(-5kms) -(lO+kmsb 14/2/5/29 Jaud • NA 761(132) P -(JO+kms) W -(lOHms) --( 5--1 Okms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/5/Sf) Kroh ... NA 33(6) -(-Skm) -(-5kms) W -(5-10kms) -(S-IOkms) -(-5kIll&) 14/2/51 31 Rynti •. NA 3?6(S6) P,M -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(5 -lOkms) -(10Hms) 14/2/5/32 Noncbsap NA 459(79) P -(lO+kms) VI' -(IO+kms) -(5-lOkn.s, -(IO-fkros) DIR£91'PRY-(contJ.) Land lise c...'" .. !! Il9 :0.. LaRd IIle {i.e., area under different type of ~ ." ~ "C land in hectare up to two decimal places) .s: C i:l. .: i:l. r--~-----...A..-- , I E .: ..::I i ...... " "'':::' ~ ...... '" ;. :::' <.> 5""" ii.'" ,Q ~ _uvu",.El.! .. tI$ ..... ~ ~ ~ " ...... a rn 'i!;l lilt ~.= i ~ .. .. t:.: &l-'" ;::.- !;';;bDt;'. 8.2 • e:p, ~~~ -":::.. .. ~ .~ .= :: tIC"'CS .. ..£ .g -< ., .. .~J3 2.0 ~ Z &...... :J 8;~; <-"-> 11 12 13 H 15 16 17 11 19 12' KR ShilloDg (50) Rice, Maiu Nil. l'.A Nil. Nil. N." FP Shillong (100) Rice, Maize Nil. ~A NA Nil. NA KR ShilloDg (80) Rice, Maizf: Nil. Nil. NA Nil. NA KR ' SJ:lillon~ (50) Rice, ~aizr: NA Nil. NA NA Nil. KR SOillODg (50) Rice, Maize Nit N'N NA Nil. NA KR Shillong .(40) ., Rife, M~ize NA !'fA NA Nil. NA KR. Shillong (75) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR. ShilJong (85) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (65) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Sh ilIong (60) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (61) Rice, Maize NA NI( NA NA Nli KR Shillong (120) Rice, Maize NA Nil. Nil. NA Nil. KR Shit1~Dg (50) )tice, Maize NA' NA Nil. NA NA KR Shi!long_ (55) Rife, l'4aize ~A NA NA NA NA K.R ShilloDg (50) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillona (87) Rice, Maize Nil. Nil. NA Nil. NA bit e d ... KR Shi1long (!3)\ Rice, Maize Nil. 'NA Nil. NA NA KR Shillqn_. (31) R,ice, Mai~ Nil. j{A\ Nil. Nil. NA KR Shillong (68) Rice, Maize Nil. Nil. NA NA NA KR Smlloag (43)' Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA Nil. -. KR Shil!o\lg (30{) Rice, MlJize NA NA NA NA NA KR ShilIong (35) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (50) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA' KR Shillong (M-) Rice, Maize NA\ NA NA NA NA KR SbiHong (60) Rice, Maize :NA NA NA NA Nt. KR Shillong (52) Rice, Maiz. NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (32} Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (33) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA Nt. KR Shillong (50) Rice, MoJi~ NA NA NA NA NA . I KR ShiIlong (45) Rlcc, M,\ze NA NA NA ~A NA 128 VILLAGE Amenities Amenitiel available (if not a\"ailabJe Vlithin the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and m;xt to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vlz,-5 krns. , 5--10 kms, and 10 +kms. of the Dearest place .< where the facility is available is given) r- ~A- ion Name of villages ... '- '- ~.' .. Lecat ~ . o·~ Cede ,No. ., . .2~5~0 ~ ~ I-0 .:! >-. s:: ~~ E-<..c: ~] bC::a "00. .~ ci~ ~ .9 -; s:: 01 "O~ .~ .... s= l! ... OJ §~ .. U .... 0 OIbC 0-"1 ..<.> S ",;>.g ;:s ::0., ....., >-a>- E ::s 01 01 "tI ·a~ 0 oi:Q ~ ;:: I'il ~ Q ~ ~~ .ii 0"'" 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ie 14/215/33 Mawpunrim NA 310(59) P (2) -(10+kms) W,T -(lO+kms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) H,/2/.5/34 Mawprem '~A 160(2,8) P -(lO+kms) W -(IO'H:ms) -(5-10kml) -(!OHms) 1412/5/35 Lai!dia~ . Merged with 14/2)5/38 Lumpyllon NA 1f)7(29) P -(5-10kms) W -(5-IOkms) ,-(-Skrns) -(5-1Okms) 14/2/5/37 Nangur ~A 336(eyll -(-5kms) -(5-lOkms) T --(5-10kms) • -(-5kms) -(5-JOkms) 14/2,S/38 Madan Nongur NA 126(22) -(-5km) -(5-l0kms) 'W -(S-lOkms) ,-(5-l0kms) -(5...... 1dkms) 14/2/5/39 Wahkajied '" Merged wi tth 14,12/5/40 Dirai 'NA 275.(65) P _(S-lOkml) W -(5';T.IOkms) Weekly -(5-10kms) 14/2/5/41 MawthIong NA 182(34) P -(lO+kms) W -(IO+kms)( '~(5-1bkms) -(lO+kn'lS) ) 1412/5/42 Lyngwa NA 244(44) P -(IO+kms) W -(l!l+kms) -(...,.5kms) -(!O+kmS) 14 2/S143 Weilyngkut NA P(2) -(5-IOkms) VI' -(5-10kms) ' 42~(75) -(-Skrns) -(5---10kms) 14/215/44 Sadew NA 388(70) P -( -5kms) W - (-5kms) -(lO+kms) -(55kms) 14/2/5/45 Pomlum NA 633(120) P,M,iI. PHe W -C-.'ikms) -(IO+kms) BS 14/2/5/46 Baniun NA 326(55) P,M,H. -(-Skms) ,W -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/5/47 Marbaniang U msieniong NA 191(33) -(-5kms) -(-Skms) W -(-5kms) :--(lO+krns) -(-5kms) 14/2/5/48 Laitjem NA 520(~O) P -(-5kms) W -(5-10kms) ,- (5-10kms) -(-5kIDS) 14/2/5/49 Nongrim Sadew NA 280(41) P -(-5kms) W -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(-5krns) 14/2/5/50 Lumsohriew NA 292(61) -(-5kms) -(-5krns) W -(-5kms) --:(5-10kms) -(-5krns ) 14 /2/3/41 Mawkriah NN 443(74) P,M -(-5kms) W -(-5kms) -(5-10krns) -(-5krns) 129 DiRECTORY and Lalld Use , \~~ I;lind use (i. e., arca under aiHerent type of land in hectare upto twO decimal places ;-______- ___A -.., l: .. 8·c.~- ~ 8 ....,,&.s ..c: &.sobO .. .. CJ :E - ..... 0 :I o- .,.u.. o!~ g> tJ '"~ -ap. ,.0 'tl e ;. "y ::l E .£;.af .:: "bO::l .. ~ r:n -::) o.!t ~.S·~~,...... CJ •t>< ~E bO aB "'0 ...... -;; '"Q ....., ·c ::lvo ...... <'l ... a 3: ...... !:: §.9~ <3~ t " '1: a -s-~ ::!t9 a - .. 0 .. • ~ ..... 01 a ~ ~ ~ .... p 0 ~ """"0 Q.~ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR: SlimdHg (110) Ric~, m'llize l NA NA NAI NA NA .. , 'f, ( KR ShiIlon, 49) Rice, maize NA NA NN NA NA .. ~ \01 Maimng West ... ~ f KR SHillon,)(30) Rice, ma}.ze NA NA NA NA NA -, \~I j 'J KR Shillong (28) Rice, m~ize NX NA( NA' NA NA ... ~ 1 -. .I 1).R S~illong (37) Rice, maize NA NA NA NA NA .-: vi'lla~e,CoM'~o; 37 .. ., I, ···,1 "...... ,II (.'1 • ~. PR Shillong (37) Rice, mau.e N~ NA NA NA NA "I . l I PR. Shjll?yg (38) Ric~, maize NA NA NA NA NA J .\ Jl~ S4illon, (38) Ripe, ma\ze NA NA NA NA NA I. PR s'Ufo~1 t35) Rice; maize, NA 'oNA .~A t~ NA ...... "t PR Sllillon! (12) ED' Riti, maize' NA NA NA ;\IA NA I \ ,.\, }'R S~il1ong (12) ED Rice, maize NA NA NA NA NA { " ,PR SltPl pR Slilll~bg t 14) ED' Ri'ce, mlli'ze NA NA NA NA ,NA <, , l'R Shillong '( 16) ED Rtc'e, maize NA NA NA NA ~A PR Shillong (15) ED Rice, maize NA NA NA NA NA 130 VILLAGE Arne~ities Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz,-S kms, 5-10 kms,and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available il given) --~------_._---'-- .... Location Name of village <) ...... • O'~ Code No. ..!:l j~ ..>." . d ~ ~ 01 0 t>Il;Q .,,2. -.: -; d 01 ."..t: of 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/5/S2 Ladmawreng NA 311(71) P -(S-IOkml) W -(-Skms) -(S-lOkms) -(-Skms) 14/;> IS 153 Lyngkhwir NA 69(11) P .(-S-lOkms) W -(-Skms) -(5-10kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/S /54 Kharnongwah NA 19S(33) -(-Skms) -(-5-10-kms) W -(..... Skms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/5/SS Mawrang NA '721 (138) P "':'(5-10kms) T,W -(":":5kms) -(5-10kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/5 /56 Kreit NA 84(16) P -(-5kms) W PO -(-5kmb) BS 14/2/5/57 Sohram NA 69(15) -(-Skms) -(5-10kms) W -(5-10kms) -(S-IOkms) -(5-lOkms) 14/2/5'58 Mawshaton NA 66(11) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) W -(-Skms) -(-5kms) BS 14/2/5159 Synrrng Kaban NA 2411(47) p -(-5kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) BS 14[2/5/60 Lwai NA 78(-13) P -(-skms) W -(-skms) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) 14/2/5/61 Traw NA 170(30) -(-Skms), -(-SkillS) W -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/5/62 Marbisu NA 1,3H(21l) P(3,M,H D W -(-5kms) -(-Skms) BS r 14/2/5/'3 Klhieh NA 26(5) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) '-lO+kms) -(IO+kms) I n 12/s/64 Mawngap NA 13784(310) P(2) -(-Skms) W PO weekly BS 14:("./5/6S Mawkohmon lIaw- NA 1,562(311 ) P(4), M PHC W,T PO -(-5kms) BI phian. 14/2/5/66 Sunei NA 44(11) AC -(-5kllls) W -(-5kml) -(-SkillS) BS 14/2/S/67 Wahlyn,kien NA 310(62) P -(----Skm.) W -(-5kms) -(S-IOkml) BS 1412/5/6. Xiem NA 153(30 ,.. -(5-lOkml) W -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms)' 'BS 14[2/5 169 Synranclhohnoh NA 94(25~ -\-5F-s) -(10Hmi) W -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) -(S-kms) 14/2/5/70 Steplakra N,A 9~(25) ...,..(-5.m,) -(IO+kms) W -(5-lOkms) -(lO+kms) -(-5kms) ,. 14/2/5/71 Wahstew NJ\ 75(21) --i~5~:Ql$) -(lOHms) W -(5-10kms) -(I 0 +kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/5/72 Laitsohma NA {>Oll)) , -(lO+km.) W -(5-10km.) -(lO+kms) -(5-lOkms) Mawbeh NA !lS3("I~) -(lO+kms) -(S-IOkms) ~lO+k.mt) -(-5km,) 1412 }5/73 'p w 'f " 13r DIRECTORY and ~and Use Land use (i. e., area under different type of land In hectares upto two decimal places OJ .A. blJ .., -----~ ~ u E~ ., ~.t:] .:;: ... .. -"'< 01 0._ ;:l I. (!;S U 0 :a Nearest lown and , ::s :-;:s:I.. "0-] ~ .!:- .. ~ 3 distance lin kms) 0- Staple Food ;:.... blJ ...... 01 0 .... 0:: '0 0- "tl ~.;:: .c ::s ,.Q .., ~ tI): "' .. ~ ~ -~ u rn "tl ~ ,.QI';;O- ::- .. ".c lIS c 11 12 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20', ___" (PR SbiIlong (l7) ED Rice, maize N~ ~A ~A\ ,NA NA " ...... XR Shillong (16) ED ,Rice, maize NA; NA NA NA t'JA) '" KR Shillong (22) ED Rice, ~aize' 'NA NA NA 'NA NA ( \ ... Kl'l Shillong (17) ED Ricc::. mllize NA NA NA NA NA I FR Shilloni' (42) E~ Rice, !maiz~ 1'1:\ NA ~A ,NA ~A , 'J r Shillon, (35) Rice, 'maize NA' NA NAI NA NA X "- o I , ) l'R Shillong P9) to f.D RIce. maize Ni, NA NA NA NA Shillong (19), ED Rice, maize NA NA NA) NA NA !K.R .. ~ I FR Shillong (25) Rice, maize! NA NA 1'4A) NA NA ' , ) ) KR ShiUong (25) ED ~ Rice, maize' NA NA fA) NA NA Shillong, (19») ED, Rice, 'maize N~ NA NA NA NA PR '", t , ShilloI1g' qS) Rice, inaize NA NA NA 'NA NA KR "f, I I Pll Shillong (20) ED, EO ,R ice,' maize NA ( .N!\. NA NA NA .. \ PR Shillong (25)' ED {tice, maize NA NA NA NA NA \ KR Shillong (2S) ED Rice, 'Illaize NA NA ~. NA NA K~ Shillong (39) ED llice, ma\'l.e NA 't{4,. NA NA NA KR Shillong (31) ED Rice, maize NA NA N~ ~ NA I l" KR Shillong (33) Rice, maize\ .NA ~A.: NA NA NA .. , "'''' K" Shillong (38) Rice, maize ~ H~ NA NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice, maiz_e ~ NA (NA( NA NA ER Shillong (39) Rice, ,.mai.e NA NA' NA NA ~A K:R' Shillong (40) Ri.e, 'maize' NA NA NA NA NA 132 \ti£(;iGE .Ahi~i1iiie~ Amenities a~ailabie (if not available with in the viliagc, a daali(-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the diltance IlO" "tloQ in broad r, nge viz ,-5km, Ekm-1Okm, and lO+km of ' .! ~] the nearest place where the facility is available is given) ~ I:: .. ---, u .. " r------J...------.&E_A ... ~k. c:: ... , 0 =: I Location ./'jimi of ..... • 2 II ,,- 0:;:: • .2 ~ ;...!'I CodeNa. villares ~~ "&:0 iii ...... "il '~~8~ ~ (J ~~ i-< os:::';... ~A e:e .. u 0/,1:> ...... ~ ~ .. c:: ;:s :a --=-= " -,a.. .., "tl..c: .. " .. c~ '1;l .~=!! 0 ci:c.... S ~~ .. .eS riI ~ ~p.'-' ~~ ~ ..... '0 :;J ._ ...... 8 'M >-~. if "'1>0 aU)· i-<~ ... Q~ o ;:s ~ Q rf. (JI=Q ~ ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Il 9 !O 14/2/5/7. Laitumlong NA 28(6) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) w -(-Skms) -(5·-lOkms) -(5-ms) _(IO+kms) - (5-IOkms) 14/2/!J/75 lo1awlr.alang NA 73(16) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) w -(IO+lr.ms) 14/2/5/76 Nonglwai NA !B2(30) P -(lO+kms) TK -(S-lOkms) -(IO+kms) -(5-10kms)-. 14:/2/5/77 Madan Mawser NA 267(45) -(-Skms) -(:;-ICkms) TK -(--5kms) -(IO+kms) BS -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/5/78 Dmlawnlat NA 310(61) P -(S-10kms) TK 1./215179 Lynrdoh Phaiiblang NA 122(23} P -('i-10kms) TK -(5-lOkms) -(5-10kms) -(!)-lOLIDsr 14[2[5[80 Perlueb NA U9(23) P -(5-10kms) TK -(-5~ms) -(S-kms) -( -~kms) BS 1./2/5/.1 Lyngiong NA 3.7(275) P(S)M -(S-lOkms) TK PO -(5·-10kms) 14/%/5/82 Kyndonr Lait NA 183(30) P -(IO+kms) TK -(S-10kms) -(lO+km.)' -(S-IOJr.m5) mawbU 14/2/5[a, Laitmawhinr NA 122(23) - (-5kms) -(S-IOkms) TK -(5-Wkms) -(5-10Irms) -(5-!Okms) 14/2/5/M Laitm2l.wpun NA 150(~a) P _(S-lOkrus) .TK, -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkms) -(5-lOkms~ lSB(24) -(-5kms) -(5-10kms) W -(5-IOkms) -(S-10kms) -(S-lOkms) 14/2[5{8S Rani1hyn,lUIalll ~A • 14/2/5/86 Wahumlawbalt NA 25+(51) P -(5-10kms) TK,T (5 -lilkms) -(S-lQ~ros) -{S-lCkms} 14(2/5/87 Wahilogkaeh NA 24.(#) -(lO+k~s) -(lO+kms) w -(10+.kms) -(-lOkml) -(10+ltms) 14/'1./5/88 Nongbeh NA 204 (35) -(S -lOkms) -(S-lOkms) W -(:l-lOkms) (5-10kms) -(S-IOkPls)· -(5-1)kmi1 14/2/5/19 :t.lawj ingka NA 25o(4~) -(5-10k~) -(S-lokml) W -(S-lOkms) -(5-10km) 1412/5/91'1 Mawlmeng NA 318(55) P -(S-lOkms) W -(5-10krtlS) -(S-IOkm!) -(5-10kms} 14/.,/5/91 K yndongwahJ,ang ~A 181(Sl )' -(5--kms) -I(lO+kms) W -(I 0 +kms) -(lO'+kms) -(IOH:.m.. ) 14-/2/5}92 Tiehbah NA 148(18) P (5-10kms) W -(S-lOkms) -(5-10k~s) -(S-IOlrms) 14/~/SJ33 Mawlr.ahiar NA 37(6) -(-Skms) -(-SkIDs) W -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(5-km;) H/%1'i/94- Kharangai NA 21'(J~) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) W -(-skms) -(~5km~) -C-5kmf) 14[2/5/95 LaitliewloRg NA '1(15)" -(5-10~s) (5-10km~) W -'-( 5-1 Okms) -(5-10kms) -(-SkIJls) 14/2/5{96 Mawlynthan NA .221(37) -(-5k,rns) -(-Slans) W -(-5kDlS) -(-5kms) -(-5kIDs) Ji. 14J2r5/97 Mawdn&UlJI. NA 2'71(44) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) W -(-5lans) -(-5kms) (-Skms) 14/2/S/98 Khr iiunawrala 'NA 99(21) -(-Skms) -(_:_lOkms/ W + (-10km) +(-lOkmW). -(-5k«ls) Dr-Dr P -(lO+kmst w -(5-10kms) -(5-JOkms) -(-5kms) 14/2[5/9' .,NA 265(4~1 ) :,d 14/2/5/100 U awlnyrai2l.n, NA 117 (24) P -(lO+kms) W -(S-IOkms) -(5-1'okm) -(-SKmt) 14/2/5[111 Umtyrll.uit NA 41(16) -(-5kms) -(5-IOkms) W -(-Skms) -(-5kni~) -(-5ktns) 14[2/5! 102 W2l.hrynghaw NA 179(31) P -pO+kms) W _(5_IOkms) -!5-10km) -(S-kms) '.l ~" , 14/2[S/111 Lynckiew. NA 225(111) -(.-5kms) -(5-10kms) W -(_Skms) -(- kms) -(-Skms) Tangrew, ,./ 14/2/5/104 RaJl,sAhen NA 10.(58) P -(5-10kms) W -(-Skms) (-5k~lS) -(-k5ins) 14/2/,/105 Jui Yawionr . NA 1U(!?) P -(5- 10km.) ·W -(-5nms) -(-Skms) -(-Sk~) 14/2/5[106 Phloldmyrdon! NA 240(41) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) W -(--Skms) -(5-10kms) -(-Snms) 14/215/107 Mawkohtep ./'jA H4(30) p"" -(10+klDs) W -(5--1Okms) -(5-10kms) -(-Skbls') 14/2l5/100 SohiOilg NA 1.141)17%) P,),{, -.(--5kms) .J 1>1\ W , '-.-( -5kms) weekly B,S .! 14/2/5[109 Mawmaram NA 443(82) p -~(* (-Skms) -(-5kms) -(-Skm.f!) 14['l/5/11'l. Dmaaw NA 611(107) -(-5Icml) -(-5kms) W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 4/2/5/113 Marpna NA 5811(119) -(5-1Okml) -(5-lIkms) W -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) --(!'-IOkms) 133 DIRECTORY aDd Land use Land use (i,e area under different types of land '---in hectare upto..---.A.------two decimal places)______, r ca, ,... I u·- ~;'::';: ~ ~ ~ V 0..£-:::;-- ~ b{)~:~ 3 G1 E.S 'o::all t; ~-g v 00 ~.S c:; g g< .... ~~·bDa ~ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Shillong (34) Rice, Maize NA ..'01 A NA NA KK ShiJlong (H) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (35) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (27) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (37) ED Rice, M1ize ~A NA NA :NA NA KR Shillong (34) ED Rice, Maize NA 1'\A NA ~A NA KR Shillong (30) ED Rice, Maize NA NA ~A NA NA PR Shillong (34) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA KA KR Shillong (45) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA KA KR Shillong (45) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIlong (46) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice, Maize NA NA ~A NA NA NR Shillong (32) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA N'<\ PR Shillong (45) Rice NA NA ~A NA 1'\A KR Shillong (65) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong ('38) Rice NA 1'\A NA NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (39) Rice :NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (35) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiJiong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shi1long (28) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong Rice 1'\A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong ( 4) Rice NA NAI NA NA NA PR ~bi11ong (31 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (40) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR. Shillo>.g (28) ED Rice, Ma.ize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (42) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (26) ED Rice, Maize NA N.'\ NA NA 1\'A PR Sh.illong (39) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (40) ED Rice, Maize NA NA :NA NA NA KR Shillong ( 28) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (28) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (25) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (29) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR Shil.ong (28) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (30) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (30) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (33) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (34) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (35) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ~~ INTERNATIOI;AL _.-.- MEGHALAYA DISTRICT _e_._ SU S-OIVN!AOM.UNIT PYNURSLA C. D. BLOCK C.D. SLOCK HEADQUA~TEAS: C.O. BLOCK DISTRICT EAST KHAS~ HILLS VILLAGES WITH POPULATION size: UNIN ....SITEO VILLAGES WITH L.G.NO. X 122 MIL ES 2 I I 2 3 4 MILES N I I I I I I BELOW 200 0 I I I I 200 - 499 • KMS Z 2 3 4 KMS CJ'f.. 500 - 999 • 'Q\..O 1000 & .. SOVE • __._:N~H::.;40;:;;:;.._ NATIOI)IAL HI"" WA.V OTHER IIoOADS IMPORT~"T VILLAGE MAIlKEl t PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE OlSPEI;S4RY M ..H~NIT'I a. C.HILD WU FAA E CENT~E RIVER ANO STREAM POST OF FI E TEL ct cr: I- ::.:: :r: z u 0 ::J 0 II) ...J W ,£l LI... > 0 0 ex:~ u z I- 0 II) r 7 .., " I _4/ A Z 1-'-Z cr: •19 018 (.!)' ~ 21. 0 20 0 0 22 "" a. « &.. 0 ..J 0"" ::x: (0 « ..J ""..J I I.LJ ::x: Z II) .~ ....,« ._; (J) o N G D E s Bcs"d upon SurvlZY of I!'Idio mop With the permission of the Survo:or Genr 137 ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF VILLAGE LIST Name of the State: \.feghalaya Code No. 14 Name of the District: East Khasi Hills Code No. 2 Name of the C. D. Block: Pynursla Code No. 6 Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code No. 1. Borhill 14/2/6/39 Borma 29 2. " Hatnongjri 92 3. (Lehumai) " 90 4. Hat Thymmai (Hat Nongshken) " Iarbamon 58 5. " 55 6. Iarsohldang " tiewmawiong 127 7. " 116 8. ~jading " 44 9. Khatsohriew " 10. Kongwang " 35 11. Korolang ,> 84 71 12. Kyntonsair " 13. Laitkynsew ,J 125 14. Laitlyngkot " 126 15. 'Laitmawroh " .Laitsohphie 73 16. " Lakading 87 17. " 13 18. Langkawet " 4'2 19., I;apa1ang " 128 "20. Lumthangding " 47 21. Lympungsniang " 113 22. Lyndem " 59 23. Lyngkhat " 60 24. Lyngkhong " 61 25. Lyngkhongpdah " 9 .26. Lyngkyrdem " 19 27. Lyngngai " 28. Lyntjdar ". 53 10 29. Lyting Larbri " 138 SI. No. Name of Villages Loc.tion Code No. 30 Lyting Lyngdoh 14/2/6/11 31. M~ssar 121 " 32. Mawbarem 114, 33. Mawbeh 109 " 34. Ma~ei (Sohlait) 77 " 35.. Mawdang 85 " 36. Mawiang 1(6 " 37. Mawkajem 6 " 38. Mawkhllp 7 " 39. Mawkyrnot " 75 40. Mawkyrthiap " 122 41. Maw lam 107 " Mawlyndun 42. " 70 43. Mawlynnong 62 " 44. Mawpran , , 21 4-5. Mawpynieng " 93 46. Mawpyrthuh 68 " 47. Mawriang 33 " 48. Mawryngkang " 41 49. Mawshun " 28 50. Myllat ,) 17 51. Mynrieng lIS " 52. Nashain " 46 53. Noh wet 65 " 54. Nongblai 119 " 55. Nongeitniang 54 " 56. Nongjri " 5· 57. Nongjribah 96 58. Nongjri Tluh .. 97 59. Nongjri War .~ 95 60. Nongkhaiwui ~'. 52 61. Nongkhlieng " 12 i 6~. Nongkwa l' 20 63. 'No~kyn~h .,,~, 51 ,,139 51. No. Name of Villages Lotation Cede No. 64. Nongkynrih 14/2/6/2 65. Nongmzdan 16 " 66. Nongpriang 105 " 67. Nong5der 22 " 63. Nongshk,en. 33 " 6~. Nongshyrngam 25 " 88 70. Nongsohphan " Nongthyrnmai 40 7l. " 72. 66 :'fong.hymmai (Kyndiar) " O 78 73. N l1gthymmai " 74. NOllgtyngur 50 75. Pakhria 91 " Pashum 31 76. " n. Phlangtyngur ., 76 Phlang U 72 78. Diak " 79. Phrap 104- 80. Pomlum 4 " 81. 30 Pomshutia " 32. Pong tung 26 " 83. Pynnai 112 " 84. Pynter 24 " 85. PYnurs'la 14 " 86. Pyrdiwah 38 " 87. Ramkheng }23 " 88. RangthylJiang .. 74 89. Rimai S6 " 90. Rimassar 48 " 91. Rimy'IIiem 45 " 92. Ringer t7 " 93. Risa.wkur 103 " 9,. Riwai 63 " 95. Rngain 8 " 96. Ryngkew 11111 140 SI.,Nc. Name of Villages Loclltion Code No. 97. Saitwait 14/2/6/110 Shakai III 98. " 99. Shiahm:lwlat 89 " 100. Shilliang Jashar 69 " Shu:him ~17 10l. " Siatbakon 23 102, " Sohlang 34 10'3. " 81 104. Tangmilng " 86 105. Tangri... ng " Thai 57 106. " 43 107. Thiepj,dong " 6t 108. Thiepshkai " 109. Tishang " 94 18 110, lyngkei " Ill. U mkrem (lncl-Lad umkrem) " 37 3 1I2. Umm1uh ( N.V. ) " 102 113. e mniuhiarb:iew " 101 114. Umniuh Nongrim " 100 115, Umniuhtmar " 36 116. Um./iem " 124 117. Umthli " 15 118. Urksew Wah Pathaw " 32 119. Wahdail " 27 120. Wahjarem " 121. Wahkhen " 120 118 122. Wahlyn~khat " 49 123. Wahnial " 124. Wahsher Khmut ., 82 125. Wahsier " 98 126. Wahsohpieng '" 79 30 127. Wahum1ein " 99 128. Weikiang " ,~ VILLAGE, .DIRECTORY 142 VILLAGE It. menities and State-MEGHALAYA District-East Khasi Hills C.D.Block-Pynursla Amenities available (if not available within the villages, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz., -5 kms. 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the ,___• nearest plaee where the facility.A. ___ is available• ___- is______given) -, Location Code No. Name of villages 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/6/1 Laitlyngkot NA 1057(208) P, M,H D T,K. PO Weekly BS 14/2[6/2 Nongkynrih NA 1694(314) p,M -(-5 kms.) T,K. -(-5 kms.) -(-5 kms.) -(- -S kms) 14[2/6[3 Ummluh (NV) NA S7(10) -(-5 kms.) -(-5 kms') S -(-S km •. ) -(-S kms.) -(-S kms) 14/21614 Pomlum NA 90( 18) p,M,H -(S·IO kms.) S -(S-IOkms.) -(S-IOkms.) -(5-JOkms) 14[2/6fS Nongjri NA 307(S4) P -(IO+kms.) W,S -(10+kms.) -(lO+kms.) -(IO+kms.) 14/2/6/6 Mawkajem NA lOOt 17) P -(S.IOkms.) T -(S-IOkms.) - (5-10kms.) BS 14/2/6/7 Mawkhap NA 448(92}- P -(IO+kms.) S -(IO+krns.) -(IO+kms.) -(IO+kms.) 14[2[6/8 R.ngain NA SO(ll) -(-Skms') -(5.IOkms.) T -(S-lOkms.) -(S-IOkms.) B S 14[2/6f9 Lyngkyrdem NA 1422(272) p,M,H -(-5kms.) TK PO Biweekly BS 14[2/6[10 Lyting Larbri NA 132(2S} P -(S·lOkms.) S -(-5kms.) -(-Skms.) -(5·lOkms.) 14[2/6/11 Lyting Lyngdoh l\'A 234(50) P(2) -(S.10kms.) S, T -(S-lOkms.) -(S-IOkms.) -(S.lOkms. 14/2/6/12 Nongkhlieng NA 221(46) P -(10+kms.) T -(IO+kms.) -(lO+kms.) -(10+kms.] 14/2/6/13 Lankawet l\'A 114(23) P -(-5kms.) W -(-Skms.) -(-Skms.) -(-Skms.) 14/2/0/14 Pynursla NA 1599(301) P ,3), M(2) P.H.C. T P.T.O. Biweekly BS H(I) 14/2/6/ 15 Ur.ksew Wahpathaw NA 368(80) P -(-Skms.) T -(-5kms.) -(-Skms.) -(-Skms.) 14[2}6/16 Nongmadan NA 303( 68) P -(-Skms.) T -(-Skms.) Weekly -(-Skms.> 14/2[6/1'7 Myllat NA 5S9( 104) P -(10+kms. T -(IO+kms.) -(10+kms.) -(10+kms.) 14/2/6/18 Tynghi NA 104(22) P -(IO+kms.) W -(10+kms.) -(10+kms.) -(lO+km.) 14/2}6/19 Lyngngai NA 46(9) -(-Skm.s) -(5-10kms.) W -(S-lOkms.) -(S-lOkms.) -(5.IOkms 14/216[20 Nongkwai NA S46( 122) P(2) -(lO+kms,) T -(lO+km,.) -(10+kms.) -(10+kms.j 14/2}6/21 Mawpran NA 602( 117) P(2) -(5-10kms.) T -(S-IOkms.) -(-Skms.) -(5.10kms.) 14/2/6/22 Nongsder NA 199(37) P -(10+kms.) T -(IO+kms.) -(lO+kms.) -(10+kms.) 14}2/6/23 Slatbakon NA 373(74) P -(S-IOkms.) T -)S-lOkms.) Biweekly -(S-lOkms.» 14}2}6/24 Pynter NA 727(152) p(2) -(-Skms.) T -(-5kms.) -(S-IOkms.) -(-5kms') 14/2/6/25 Nongshyrngam NA 167(38) P -(-Skms.) T -(-Skms.) -(IO+kms.) BS 14/2/6/26 Pongtung NA 231(56) P D T P.O. -(IO+kms.) BS 14/2/6/27 Wahjarem NA 33(9) -(-Skms.) -(IO+kms.) F -(10+kms.) Once in -(-Skml.) 4 days 14/2/6/28 Mawshun NA 709(167) P,M -(-Skmss.) T -(-Skms.) -(lO+kms.) BS 14/2/6/2'9 Borma NA 70(17) -(-Skms.) -(IO+kms.) S -(10+kms.) -(10+kms.) -(-5kms. 14/2/6/30 Pamshutia NA 509(104) P -(5-lOkms.) T PO Weekly BS 143 DIRECTORY Land use Land use (i.e. area under different type of land in hactares upto two fdecimal places) ,----_=__ .A______--. OJ Remarks bIJ ._, OJ (including «! ..." ...." ..~ :0 ;:i "'..s:: «! s::: any place of .~ N~arcst town and 0 :;::0 Staple Food U2 ~ ~ t'd 0.c religious, '" distance (in km.) >- ~ E P.. >- "t:l ::. OJ historical or 0. ..s:: 1:1 I) "" -;;;- ~.E: archaeologi- ..<:: ;:i Forest 0:1 - ""I) ...... U rn "0 eo .D s::: ::. 0- ";: OJ._ 0 s;::g cal interest) 0 k "'''0 ... '" I) ~" ..a. .~ EE b.O ~ ... 0.. c:: '1:"'" i:: -a g"O ::e < p...... ;:J O:::..§ < II 12 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20 . PR Shillong (29) ED Rice NA KA NA KA NA KR Shillong (~9) ED Rice, Maize NA NA NA 1'\A r\A FP Shil!ong (2t) Rice, Millet KA 1'\A NA NA NA PR Shillong (11) ED Rice, Millet KA NA NA NA NA IF Shillong (31j Rice, Millet NA. KA NA NA NA. PR Shillong (36) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillcng (43) Rice, Millet KA NA NA NA NA PR ShillcItg (40) Rice, Mill'et NA NA N.,{ 1'\A Nit KR Shillong (47) l'.D Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilJong (62) Rice, Millet NA KA NA NA NA FP Shillong (60) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA },P Shillong (6'1) Rice NA I NA NA NA NA FP S hillong (55) Rice, Millet NA N.c\ NA NI\ NA PR Shillong (dO) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR' Shillong (50) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (50) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (56) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong.(57) Rice NA NA NA NA KA FP Shillong (57) Rice NA NA NA NN NA FP Shillong (75) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (66) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (63) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR ShlJlong (59), ED Rice NA NA NA N4 NA Fp ShilIong (66) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillon!!, ,(~~) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (62) Ric~ NA NA NA NA NA P Shillong (76) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (68) Rice, NA- NA NA NA NA • I PP Shlllong (77) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shil10ng (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 144 ViLLAGE Amenities and Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next fO it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. - Sms 5-10 kms and lO+kms. of the nearest plact Where the facility is available is given) Location -£" Ii ~------~ \-, ~- ~ Code No. Name of village '0 ~ 0...... C;"a 0 (J >-~ cg ",_.~>: ~.::-::.. •• "" CIS 1 2 3 4 5 6 '7 8 9 10 14{2{6{31 Pashum NA 67(12) -(-5 kms' -(5-10 kms) 0 -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/6/32 Wahkdait NA 305(73) ,F -(5-10 kms) T PO -(5-10 kms) BS 14)2/6/33 Mawriang NA 188(37) "p -(-:i kms) W -(-Skms} -':(-5kms) BS 1412[6[34 Sohlang NA 172(44) P -(-5 kms) W - (-5 kIllS) -(-5kms) BS 14{216/S5 Kongwang NA 230(42) P -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/6/36 Umsyielll NA 365(62} r,M -(-5kms) T -(-Skms) -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) 1412/6/37 'Umkrem (includingNA 386(7S) p -(-S kms) T -(-5kms) -(-Skms) Ladumkrem) -(-S kms) 14/2/6/38 Pyrdiwah NA 250 (58) P -(-5 kms) R -(-5 kms) -(-5kma) -(-5km.) 14/2{6/39 Borhill NA 18(4) -(-5kms) -(5-10 km,s) F -(5-·!O kms) - (S-IO kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/6/40 Nongthymmai NA 343~77) P -(lO+kms) T -{10+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/6/4: I Mawryngkang NA 188(49) P -(5-10 kms) F -(5-10 kIllS) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10kms) 14 /2/(,/4:2 Lapalang 879(19() NA P(2),M -(lO+kms) T -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+krns) 14/2/6/43 ThiepjaJong 19(6) NA -(5-10 kills) -(IO+kms) F -(10+kms) -(-5 kms) -(S-lOkms} 14/2/6/44 Khatsohriew 2(1) NA -(5-10 km,) -(lO+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+krns) 14 {2/6/45 Rimylliem NA 9(3) -(5 kms) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(5. .!..[O kms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/6/46 Nashain NA 10(2) -(-5 kIllS) -(5-10kms) W -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) BS 14/2/6{47 Lympungsniaog NA 6(3) -(-5 kms) -(5-10 km,) W -(S-10kms) -(lO+kml) BS 14/2/6/48 Rimassar NA 132( 26) p •• -(5-10 kms) T -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) BS 14 {2{6(4!1 WahniaI NA 62(15) P -(5-10 kms) T -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) BS 14 '2{6f50 Nong'tyngur NA PMI'.. 831(149) .' -(5-10 kms) T -(5-10 kms) -(5 -10 kms) BS 14/2/6/S1 Nongkynd.h NA 45(9) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) R -(IO+kms) -(-Skms) -(~5kma) 145 D~Q!JI~Y t.aad use Land we (i. e. area under diferent type of r------·-...A.--.;land in hectares up totwo cteciinatpl:ic!!s). oa«: --a (,) Remarks 4.>'" .. (including .. Nearest to\fn li;IJ;Ii :> c£ distance (in. kmS.) StajJl~ Food. Forest 0 any place or ~ ..btl ..!l religioas, ;.. .J:l >. '"0 ~ h.ist~ii!f;;l 'il. !;J cC E ;. a~" .<:: go ~ al Interettl3 <.> u.l -2; III '0 0 ' ~'5 !':c:: .. .. ::0 ::s Po, ~ -;~ ~.~... ~. i. 0 < 1't I2 I3 15 16 17 18 19 20 Ii']> Shillong (74) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 'R Shillong (74) Rice NA NA NA NA NA I PR Shillong 75) Rice NA NA ,NA NA NA PR ShilloDg (75) BD Ricf' NA NA NA NA NA )' '\ PR Shillong (80) ED Rice NA NA NA NA N4 FP Shillong (81) ED Rice :'-lA NA NA NA NA , ., FP Sh~IQng (14) :Ric~ NA NA 'NA NA NA, ~ •• 1 FP Sh\\f.oug (81} R(q: NA NA( NA NA & '.. FP SbUlpng (8l) Rice Na :r.{IA NA ~A NA .,.. PR S~ong (~4) .J. R.i~c NA NA 'NA NA 1¥A, .. ~ Kh SlV1tttne (79) RjC41 NA NA NA NA NA ... ~ FP ~hillqng (9P) Rtco NA NA NA NA N.\ IF Sh,\l\(,I\g (90) ···1 ~~c!, NA ~Nh. NA NA NA .,..,' :Fp. S~iUo~ €~O) Ri~ N~ N.(\ NA NA l'V\. ··t• .KR Shillong (90) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA " KR ShilJong (74) Ricc NA NA NA NA NA \'I~ VI' Shillong (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA \, KR ShilloD, (74.) Rice NA NA ~A NA NA ,_.~\ :rp Skillong (7!i) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .• I .. , 1~ VILLAGE" .' , Amenities and .. fJ , .#l Amenities available (if not available within the village, ., 8 bO ::s a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in !:l t: brackets, the distance in board ranges viz.-5 kms 5-10 krus and 10+kms. of the neares place :s '"t:I::s ~ where the facility is available is tgiven) ., .- --A.___ --_ - ___ -- - -.~---"'"\ ...s ,..... a -Ilocation Name of village 'n"'d ~'O 'C~eNo. ~E,. ::I"<=: .... 0..'" as u 0'" ... ..<=: o..g '"~ " -..<:: = ~~ ---«I~ C ~ E-< 1 2 3 4 6 'J 8 9 10 14/2/6/52 Nongkbawei NA 22(5) P,M -(10+koos) R -(10+kms) -(-5 koos) --(-5 kms) !.,2/6/53 Lyntidar NA 14(2) -(-5kOOI) -(1O+kOO5) W -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) -(-5 kDll) 14/2/6f54- Nongeitnlang NA 145(3lj P -(lO+kms) R -(lO+kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 km1) 14{2/6/55 Iarsohlieng NA 2(2) -(5-10 kIm) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(-5 krus) -(lO+kms) 14/2/6/56 Rimai NA 22(6 .....-{-5 kIDS) .....-{10+knu) R -(10+km5) -(-skms) -(-5kms) 14/2/6/57 Thai NA 37(8) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) T -(lO+kml) -Biweekly -(-5 kms) 14/2/6/58 Iarbamon NA 1(1) --(-5 kms) -(lO+km.s) R -(lO+kms) -(-'jkms) -(-5kms) 14/2/6/59 Lyngkhat NA 94(29) ,-(5-10 kms) -(lO+kms) R PO Biweekly BS 14/2/6/60 Lyngkhong NA 51(14) -(-5 km.s) -(IO+kms) R -(-5kms) -( -5 kms) -(-5 kms) W2/6/61 Lyngkhong pdah NA 19(3) -(5-IOkms) -(IO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/6,62 Mawlyngnong NA 209(51) P -(10+kms) T -(IO+kmll -(-5 kms) -(-5 kills) 14/2/6/63 Riwal NA 192(41) P -(IO+kms) T -(10+kms) -(5-10kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2{6164 Thiepahkai NA 83(8} P -(IO+kms( W -(lO+km.s) -(5-10 kills) -(-5k 14/2/6/6S Nohwet NA 1177(280) P(2},M -(IO+kms) R -(lO+kml) -(5-1010n.) -(-5kms) 14/2/6/66 Nongthymmai NA ~9(12) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) W -(JO+kms) -(lO+km,) -(IO+kms) (k)'ndial') " 14 12/6/67 Ringer NA 32(9) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms} W -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -( (lO+klDl) 14/2/6/68 Mawpyrthuh NA 97(25) P -(IO+kma) W -(lO+k.. ) -(JO+kms) -(10+kml) 14/2/6169 ShilliangJuhar NA 308(74) P -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) 1412/6/70 Mawlyndun NA 264(66) P -(5-IOkms) W -(lO+km.) -(IO+km') -(10+kms) 14/2{6/71 Kontonsair NA 93(28) -(-Skms) -(5-10 kms) TW -(5-IOkms) -(5-10 kms) BS 14/2/6/72 Ph1anl U Diak NA 18(2) -(-5 kIns) -(5-10kms) W -(5-10 kms) -(-5 kms) -(5-10kmh) 147 D.IRECTORY Land use Land use (io eo area'under different type of land in hectares upto two decimal places) (""7"------"-- --~-_.. !If) . II> e -; !If) :a t.l Remarks and ~ .... (including :! :\"earest town 0. E oS ;::I t.l'""' <.8 anyplace of distance (in kms) en ....8 e '" ;::I '--'>0" " religious, 0 ::0" ....0 .... Staple Food en " 0 ,:g historical or :: ~b'oas archaeologi ..t:: "0 .~ 'g t.l p., >- ;!:";:I as _ cal interest- os ,.0 '"C o .., Q) s:: ....0 Fqrest .... Oi p., )";:1' ~ :0:: o > o~ ~ °Z ~'" ... ~_g ~ bD .!:: Et.l .,as °Sl e. --Ill ...... ;:J 8~ < il 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 oFP Shillong (75) Rice NA NA N" NA NA FP Shillong (86) .Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP \ IShillong (78) I ••• Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shilhmg (88) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (78) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Snillong (77) Rice NA NA NA NA ~A FP Shillong (78) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (83) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (79) Rice NA NA NA NA NA '\ I KR Shillong (86) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Shillong (79) Rice l'.A NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (89) R~ce NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (82) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbillong t84) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbillong (64) Rire NA NA NA NA NA ~'"Io" FP Shillong (62) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP SbiIloJ1g (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (65) ,Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbillong (55) Rice NA. NA NA NA NA n ShiIloDi (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP l'lhilloog (63) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 148 ;.... ~lheJlitjetl available (if Dot available in the viIlagc, a dash (-) it ,.Q shown'in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad I:Jl'" S rances viz. -5 kms, 5--10 kms and lO+kms, of the nearest ~ g place where the fd!lity is available is given) '1> ______-...A... ______..., .., '"0 r---- i ;..~ .<:~ '- .... ",<'11:>- -.., ~ ... '& 14:/2/6173 LaitsohPhie NA 95(56) -(-5kms) PHe T -(-5 kms) ~(-6'kms) -'-~kmt) 14-12/6/74 Rangt'hy lliang NA 490f98) p -(.J...5kms) Vi ....(-5 kms') -(-Skms) -(->-lHwlI} 14/2/6/75 Mawky'riiot NA 213(63) P .....(-5 km.} S, T .".{-5kmt~ -(-5'~:lnS) ~' 14/2/6/76 Phlani Tyngur N1\ 172(41} P -(~5km&) T,W -(-5 km~) -(-5 kms) Bq. 14-/2/6/77 Mawbyroei (Sohlait) NA 9S132) -(~5kma) -(!O·,-kros) S -(lo·t-kms) -(lO+kms) B9 14/2/6/78 Nongdzymmai NA 7(3) P ~(IO+kml) It -(-Skms) -(l0-l;-km.) BS 14:{2/6{79 Wahsohpieng )l'A 40(7)- -(-<5kms) -(IO+kms) R -(-5 kms). -(IO+kms) -(-5kms} 14{2/6/80 Wahumlein KA 187(42) P -(IO+kms} T -(-5 km!) -(lO+kms) BS , 14/2/6/1H Tangmang NA 735( 155) p (2) -(IO-;·kms) T -[-5 kms) -(IO+i;.ms) DS 14/2/6/82 Wahsherkhmut NA 6(3) -(-Skms )-(JO·-:-kms) S 1'0 -CiO'Hmsj DS 14{2/!;/83 Nonesh'1ten NA 10~(216) p(3), M -(IO+kms) T -(-5k.is) ..... (i(l+kms) -(..... 5 kms) 14/2/6/84 Korblang NA 2i~1(57) P -ctO+krns) T -(-5 kI1ls) -(10+kms) -c...... Skma) 14/2/6/85 Mawd:lrig NA 331(68) P,M -(lO+kms) T -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) B$t 14{2/6/86 Tangria:lg NA 127(27) P -(lO+kms) W -(5-10 .kIDS) -( lO+kms) -(...,....~ lana) It/2/6/S7 Lakading NA 9(2} -(-Skros) -(lO+kml) S -(5-10 kms) -(lO+~ms) -(5-10. kms) }4./2/6/88 Konglohphan NA 223(51) P -(lO-Hms) TK,R -(10+kms) -(5-10 kms )-(-"5 kms} 14/2/6/89 Shiah Mawlat ;o;J,A 16(8) -(-5 kros) -(lO+kms) R - (-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 Irma) 14{2/6/90 Hat Thymmai (Hat NA 70(21) P -(lO+kIl1l) S -(5-10 kms) Biweekly -(5-10 au) Nongshken) 14/2/6191 Pakhria NA 72(24) -(-5 kms) -(it+kma) s -(5-10kms) -(-5 kms) -(S·lo kma) ~. .) 14:/2/6/92 Hat Kungjri (Lehllmai) NA31 (12) -(~5kms) -(lO+kms) R -(-5 km.), meekly --(5-10 kmI 14:12/6/93 Mawpynieng NA 9(2) .:-{~5 kms) -(lO+kms) 'IN -(-Skms) ~{:-5 ~ms) -C!d+kma) '149 DIRECTORY-corM. Land use . II) ~-a u Land use: (i,e., area under different types c,~ 1'1 of land in hectare up to two decimal places) OJ ... OJ ,------"------_._-, -..-..° :0'" b.O'~ :l II) ..-.. Q~ ~ bD .... .- J.; s... "OS U OJ .. "00", "... II)~ ~ ;:! -u ::01'1 ';;' a~ ~o ~ ~.S c >- 8 "';:;"-" ";:;:; =0_ = "0 ~ OJ '" ...._....._'~'!;D OJu E ;':'~ 0. 0 >- -c bD~ :> c;! .s~ 0 .0 ;::l '" bD 0 «S.t ,,'M ~ "'" ~ ." ~ ~;:: U rn '" k ~ ~ u ~.= So o ::l ..,. .... ° bD $..4 0 ~ '" ... "0"0 0 ~ '" '"u 0 ;;; 'k ;:;;:; I'l I'l " ...... ~ -"", cu c;! ... OJ II) '" P-. c;! '" bD .... ,='UN S"..q II) .. ';:: ;:; ~t2 ~ u I'l II) til " 6 'a ~~ ... ~"'" I': p... rn ~ .!:: ;:J 0:.::- -< P-.Ol 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR ShilIong (50) ED Rico NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (52) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR SlNlIong (54) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ~ ShilJong (55) Rice NA NA NA r-!A NA KR Sbillong (64) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (65) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (70) Rice NA NA 'NA NA NA KR Shillong (70) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .J. KR Shillong (72) Rice NA ~A NA NA NA I FP. Shillong (74) Rice NA " NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (70) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong \73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (76) Rice NA NA 'NA NA NA FP. Shillong (90) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FI"" Shillong (84) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilIong (84) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (86) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (90) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP. Shillong (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (89) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ,150 VILLAGE Am.enities and ..,... Amenities available (if not avail2-ble in the village, a dash (-) is shown .., ..0 00 in the column and next to it in bracket, the distance, in broad s::::- ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 km5 and JO-t-kms. of the nearest :§ ;::lCO .:; place where the facility is al'ailnble is given) "'~ ".---. ______~_ ..A.~ ______~ "0", §~ .;:" ".~ ..<:: V) ro ~ c: '" ... 1'1. '- ... .;;a~ to 0·-... Location Name of villages o~ ~ 0 <:: '" to .., ~" ... '3:::: ~ Code No. to'" ~..o bt >.~ r.t ro' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 --- 14/2{6/94 Tisha1 g NA 20(2) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) It -(_5 kms) -(-5 kms) -( ;,-IO kms) 4/2/6/95 Nongjri War NA 299(57) -C· -5 kms) -(10, km;;) S -(-5 kms' I fl- k us) -lI0'1 Kma) 14/2{6/96 Nongjri Bah KA 399(86) P,M -(iOTkms) S -(--5 kms) (lO,kUlS) (10-t kms) 14/2/6/97 Nongjri Tluh NA 507(11B) P -rIO kms) S PO -(IO,knn. -(lO-rkms) 14/2/6/96 Wahsier NA £0(21) P. -(IO+kms) $ -(5-IOkms) -(10.l-km, \1O+kms) 14/2/6/99 Weilimg NA 54(16) -(-5 kms) -(IO-Hm) R (--5 kms) -(10- -kmsj -( 5 kms) 1412/6/100 Umniu'l Tmar NA 356(73)_ P - (I0-,-kms) T --(-5 kms) -(10- -kms) BS 14}2/61101 Umniuh Nongrim ~A 615(133) P[3), M -(10-rkms) T -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) BS 14/2 /6/102 Umniuh Iarhriew NA 503(lJ3) P -(10+kms) T -(-5 kms) -~10+kms) BS 14,216/103 Risawkur NA 28(7) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) S -(5--IOkms) -(10-1 kms) -(-5kms) 14/2.'6/104 Phrap NA 7(3) ~(~S kms) -(10+kms) W -(10+kms) -( 10- -kms) - (- -5 kms) 14/2/6/10':> Kongpriang NA 27(7) -(-5kms) -(10- kms) Vi' -(lO..l..km'S) - (10- kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/6/106 Mawiang NA 54(17) -(-5kms) -(lO-l-kms) W -(10- -kms) -llO-I-kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2 16/107 Mawlam KA 298(74) P -(IO+kms) w -(lO-rkm!) -(IO--kms) .BS 1412/6/108 Ryngkew NA ]58(49) -(-5 kms) --(19+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(IO,kms) -(-Skms) 14,?16,l09 Mawbeh NA 226(62) P -(1 0 +krns) T -(IO+kms) -(10-l-kms) BS 14/2/6i1 10 Sailwait NA 4(3) -(-Skms) -(lO--kms) W -(10-1 kms) -(10- -kms) BS 1412/6/111 Shakai KA 92(30) P -(lO+kms) T -(JO+kms) -(10- -kms; -(-5 kms) 14/2/6/112 pyrnai NA 49'7(115) P -(lO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(10 -KmlS) BS 14[2/6/113 Lyndem NA 265(62) P -(.'i-IO kms) W -(5-10 km~) -(5-10 kms) -(--5 kms) DlRECTORY- -corld. Lan'd use ... Land use: (i. e" area under different types 0 , of______land in hectare upto...A.:- two______decimal places) , (j ~5c::...... ,...... '"I:: -~ ... cU.8~ r.8 bf.l . ..-t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Fl' Shillong (86) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (82) Rbe NA NA NA NA NA FP Shlllong (83) RicG' NA NA NA NA ~A FP Shillong (83) Rice NA NA NA. NA ~A FP Sl.iIlong (80) Rico NA NA NA NA NA FP Sh:rong (78) Rite NA NN NA NA NA KR SbiiIong (76) ., Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Sh~lIong (76) ... F.i~e NA 1\'1\ NA NA NA KR Shillong (76) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shlnong (70) Rico NA NA NA NA NA ~ ShiJlong (82) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PI' Shiltong (61) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (7s) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (SO) Ric, NA NA NA NA NA FP Shil'on;s (77) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (65) Rice NA NA NA NA KA FP Shi!long ( 66) Ri,,~ NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (67) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiUong (66) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP :'hiUong ('58) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 152 VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available (if not available with in the village a da~h (-) i. shown in the column and next to it in ' brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz., -Skml, 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) ______--A-- ______.~ ____. , Location ... ;, ~. .. .1:J -c; ;>',.Q .~:; ~ Code No. Name of village oS ...... " ~ k ..... I-o III~ c: ::.£ -ot; (¢ "'~ ~ .g t<).a -O,.Q .~ 0..- ~ ';;j I'lp. ... -"'"... c: ., u ._"E 0 ., oS §~~G 0 o '" .s ;0 .... Po< ... '_, oj ._ :; 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/61114 Mawbarem NA 19(6) -(-Skms) -(10 Hms) W -ClO+kms) -(1O+kms) -(-5kms} 14/2/6/11S Mynrieng NA 318(3B) -(-Skrns) -(S-lOkms) S -(5-10kms) -(5--lOkrns) -{5-IOkms} I I412/6{IJ 6 J adillg NA 7(4) -5krns) -(-5krns) W -(-5kms) (,(-5kms) -(-Skms} " 14/2/6/117 Shu tim NA 214(60) P -(5-lOkms) ·s -(5-10kms) __!(5-10kmst -(5-10kms) ) B/Z/6/llS Wahlyngkbat NA 129(29) P -(-5krns) TK -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skm_) 14/2/6/119 Nongblai NA 216(59) P -(-5kms) R -(IJ+kms) -(.O+kms), -(JO+kms} I' 14/2/6/120 Wahkhen NA 752(159) P,M -(10+kms) sl -(IO -t'kms) -'-(ID+kms) -(5-kms(lO I 14/2/6/121 Massar NA 2\l3(72) P -(IO+kms) .. S -(IO+kms) -(10H ms, -(lO+kms) 14/Z/6{122 Mawkyrthiap UN-INRASITED 14/2/6/123 Ram kheng NA 88(20) -(-5kms) -(5-lOkms) TK -(5-1£~:ns) -(5-10kms) -(5-10kmst 14/2/6/124 Urn thii NA 7641(35) P,M -(--5kms) TK -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(,-5kms} 14/2/6/125 Laitkyns~w NA !'J6(lS) P -(-Skms) TK -(-Skms) -(-5km.) -(-5kms) .) 1412(6/126 Laifmawroh NA 294(56) P -(-5kms) TK -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/0/127 Iewmawlong NA 592(101) P _(-Skml) TK -(~kms) -(-5kms) --(-Skms) 14/2/6/128 Lumthangding NA 1012(203) P -(-5km.) TK -(-5kms) .-(-5kmrf -(-Skms) 153 D IRECTORY·-(contd,} Land use "2 <.> u~ u ,~ ., >:: :>-,_,~ a8E ~ N.~ v u Land use (i,e" area under different types of bO :.0_ land in hectare up to two decimal places) .::M~ ~ :§ .'_ "OS , -.,, ~ g« ';;: ~ .... .1""1 .... ;:I ...... U >- .. ~ _. eo· ...... 0 ~,S "t:l ' ,_, 1>;; g:.:= ~ ;:::~ P.. "t:l >- Q) ;:l"'~ ... 0.. 0 ..0 _d.)-...t:: Q i,) IU:;II :::.. f;:!-o ;:; 0 .. " ..t: .s "t:l<.> 'iii ... ,_, v rn .... <.>u bD ~.S fil6 ~c- '"C": 't: .: $o..j-blJL.o gt.2 .... 0..<:1 0 .... II.> 01 ....;:l .:: ...'" OJ ... - .... c;l 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Shillong (59) Rice Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil. FP Shi!1ong (48) Rice, Millet Nil. Nil. Nil. NA NA . FP Shillong (59) RiCe NA Nil. NA NA NA FP' Shillong (47) Rice, Millet Nil. Nil. NA Nil. NA PR Shillong (46) ED Rice, Millet Nil. Nil. Nil. NA Nil. FP Shillong (46) Rice, Mi!let Nil. NA NA NA NA FP ShilloDi' (42) Rice, Millet NA Nil. Nil. NA Nil. KR Shillong (40) Rice, Millet Nil. Nt'- NA NA NA FP Shillong (35) RiCe, Millet Nil. NA NA NA Nil. PR Shillong (60) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (30) Rice, Millet NA NA Nil. NA NA PR S hillong (30) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (25) ED Rice NA NA ~A NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice NA NA NA NA NA MEGHALAYA SHELLA BHOLAGANJ DISTRICT EAST -KHASI HILLS / MILES 2 I I ~ 3 4 MILES I I I I ~~~~'~i I I I I I i KM$ 2 I 0 I 2 J ~ N t o 19 g IS• + ''l HI( ~ o (., 28 0 ~43 4 O. UM SOHAA o290 0 040 Z6 0'00 41 039 C u 370380 0 46 'v 0 47 .q 0 48 Q V ~ ~ cr z REFERENCES >- &OUNDAAY: INTERNATIONAL --- DISTRICT _I-·~·-_.-._._ .." SUB-OIVNj"OM. UNIT t .0. BLOCK _._._._. HEADQUARTERS: SUII-D1VNjADH.UNIT [!J ~ leo BLOCK @ 4. VlaAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE • BHOW 200.200.499) 0 i- 500-99PI IO'OO & AeOVE • • UNINHAIiTtD'VILLAG" WITH LOCATION CODE )(112 ~: OTHER ROADS • ~IVtR AND STREAM SERVICE FACILITIES: POST OFFICE. HOSPITAL PRIMARY ItEALTH CENTRE IMPORTANT VILLACE HARMET UIIOAN AREA WITH lOCATION COCE Based upon Survey of Indio map with th~ p~rrnISsion' Of the Surveyor G~n¢ral 01 Indio. I ne Indo -Bonglddesh boundary shown op this mop IS t~ ant existf1g prior to the -.oncluSion of 01 India Copyright 1985. agreement on May 16,1974 between IndiQ & BOIl<)lodesh @) Gov~rnrntnt rhe boundary of MeqhalaV I57 ALPHABETICAL OaDER OF VILLAGE LIST Name ortlle State-MEGHALAYA CodeNo.-l~ Name of the District-East Khasi Hills CoUe No - 2 Name of tbe C. D. .8~ock- SheIla Bholaganj Code No.- 7 Serial No. l\'"ame of villages Location Qoqe No. 1 Bholaganj 14/2/.7/176 2 lUaidiengkhiat 81 " 3 :throng 169 " 4- C]:\alabasti 180 " 5 Chorombasti 182 " 6 Dalia 111 " 7 Dewiong 59 " 8 Uew1ieh 15 " 9 Dewsaw. 58 " 10 Dhorom 131 " 11 Diengkain a 127 12 Diengsai 126 " 13 Diengsit Serial No. Name of Villages Location Code No. 32 Khrang 14)2i7/41 33 Kiengshympet 79 " 34 Kongthong 44 " 35 Korbari .150 36 Krohia whiar 40 " 37 Kshaid 29 " 38 Kukon 8 " 39 Kurikhal 170 " 40 Ladma wphlang 12 " 41 Ladsohbar 162 " 42 Lailad 168 " 43 Laitduh 72 " 44 Laitjam 158 " 45 Laitkynsew 101 " 46 Laitlyndop 64 47 Laitma wsiang 34 " 48 Laitrygew 31 " 49 Laitsohpliah 6 " 50 Laittyra .. 159 51 Langsteng 47 " 52 Lubia 130 " 53 Lumryndang Wahkhim 96 " 54 Lum-U-Smon 113 " 55 Lyngkhatrang 82 " 56 Lyngngar 156 " 51 Madan Sohum 23 " 58 Maskan 178 " S9 Mawbang .. 171 60 :Mawbawein 57 " 61 Mawblang 155 62 Mawblei " " 67 63 Mawb1ei 172 " 64 Mawbri .. 16 65 Mawdiengum ,. 75 66 Mawdon ,. 77 67 l'4aweitksaw 73 " 68 Mawiong 11 " 69 Mawkabor •• 25 159 Serial No. Name of Villages Location Code No. -- --~---- -_ 70 Mawkabor 14/2/7/87 71 Mowkdok ,. 1 72 Ma:wkliaw 145 " 73 Mawkina 32 " 146 74 Mawlatang " 135 75 Mawlong " Mawlyndiar 35 76 " 77 Mawmang ., 47 Mawmihthied 24 78 " 138 79 Mawmluh " Mawmorji 33 sO " 66 81 Mawphanbarnon " Mawphir 69 82 " 70 83 Mawphu " Mawrah 14 84 " 85 Mawrap » 78 106 86 Mawryngkhong " 84- 87 Mawsahew " Mawsarong 62 88 " 100 89 Mawshamok " 36 90 Mawshken " 91 Mawshuit ,. 38 154 92 Mawsmai " 93 Mawsohmad ;, 52 10 94 Mawstep " 95 Mawsy~gei " 149 167 96 Mawthang " 971 Mawthawtieng ,! 17 Mawtongrang 39 98 " 19 99 Mawtuli " 100 Mi-iong ". 5l 103 101 Mustoh " 92 102 Mynteng " 181 108 Nayabasti " 104 New Gomora ,. 173 S(} 105 Noh.hut " 27 106 Nohsiej " 107 Nongbah Phali .. 105 160 Serial No. Name of Villages Lo{;ation Code No. 108 Nongkroh 14/2/7/94 1(19 Nonglah " 148 1I0 N onglynkien ., 90 III Nongneng 104 " 112 Nongpriang 141 " 113 Nongriat ., 93 114 Nongsteng 80 115 Nongtraw " " 21 116 Nongthymmai (TYrna) .. 98 117 Nongthymmai -, 142 118 Nongwar 99 " 119 Old Gomora 174 " 120 Pl-:ong 18 " 121 Puhbsein 43 " 122 Pyndemdkhar » 88 123 Pyrda 7 " 124 Pyrkan 122 " 125 Rajteng " 140 126 Ramdait 85 " 127 Ramsongkatanor 108 " 128 Rangtmah 13 " 129 Rangamati 129 " 130 Rikynshang 5 131 Ringur " 164 " 132 Rithymmai " 152 133 Rngidiengsai 9 " 134 Rngi Mawsaw 63 " 135 Rumnong 89 136 Rymmai " 60 " 137 Ryngud 157 " 138 Saitsohphan 114 " 139 Saitsynnia. .. 139 140 Sohkwit 117 " 141 Sder 54 " 142 SheIla 116 " 143 Shken 119 " 144 Shnongkawar 165 " 145 Shnongpdei 42 " 161 ~erial.No. Name of Villages Location Code No. 146 Shyntieng 14,217/45 147 Sied 25 " 148 160 Sohba]: " 14,9 143 Sohkmih " 150 61 Sohkynduh " 151 Sohra_..im 22 " 2 152 Swer " 153 153 Suktia " 154 ThaIlgkarta 48 " 163 155 Thangkharang " 175 156 Tharia " 157 Thiahdkhar , . 55 109 158 Thlicv,iun:tham " J33 159 TylJap " 160 Tynniar •• 20 161 Tynrong c , 91 97 162 Tyrna " 147 163 1 yrngei " 164 U m blai ,. 74 4 165 Umdiengpoh " 112 166 Umdohmawpud ", 167 Umdud • 179 76 168 Umeit " 123 169 Umkhabaw " 121 170 Umsaw " 177 171 Umsawmaskon " 134 172 Umtaru " 86 173 UmJang " 174 UIIlwai ,0 136 65 175 Ur-U-Wan " 176 Wc.hjain 166 " 83 177 Wahkaliar " 178 Wahkhim .. 102 53 179 Wahsohkhain " 180 Wahsohra ., 28 137 181 Wah-U-Tim " 56 182 Warbah " 162 State--~egbaJaya VILLAGE District-East Khasi Hills Atnenitieis. C.D. Block-Shella Bholaganj Amenities available (if not available within the village, a daih (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5kms, 5-10~kms and lO+kms of the nearestplace where the facility is available is given) ,---______.A. ____ ------, Location Name of 'o Code No. village 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 14/2/7II MawkdoK NA 362(76) P(2),M PHS S PO -(5-IOkms) BS 14/2[7/2 Swer NA 625(135) PCZ) -( -5kms) R -(-5koob) --(5-IObns) BS 14/2/7/3 Dympep NA 173(39) P -(5-IOkm) S -(5-1"kms) -(5-10kml) -(5-10kms) 14/2/7 f4 Umdiengpob. NA 125(27) P -(5--kms) S -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) BS 14f2J7i 5 R.ikyrshang- NA 58(19) -(-Skms) -(5-10kms) 5,0 -(5-Wkms) -( lO+krns) -(lO+kms) 14/2[7/6 Laitsohphiah NA 71(15) P(5),M --(5-l0kms) 8,0 -(5-10kms) - (5-10kms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/717 pyrda NA 74(16) P -(5-lOkms) S,O --(5-10kms) -(5 -IOkms) --(5-1okms) 14/2/7/8 Kukon NA 123(22) P -(5-10kms) 8,0 -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkms) 14/2/7f9 R.ngidiengsai NA 70C 11) -(5-1k.. s) (S-IOkms) 8,0 ,-(S-IOkms) -(S-lOkms) -(5-IOkms) 14/2/7/10 Mawstep NA 79(16) P -(5-,lOkms) 8,0 -(5-IOkms) -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) 14{2{7{l1 JathaPlg NA 164(32) P -(5-IOkms) 8,O,T -(5-lOkms) -(5-IOkms) -\5-10kms} 14/2/7/12 Ladmawphlang NA 190(34} P -(!1-10kms) 8,0 -{-5kms) -(5-[Okms) BS 14J2[7 fl3 Rangtmah NA 104(21) P -(5-IOkms) 8,0 -(5-10kms) -(5 -lOkms) -(S-lOkms) 14f2{7f14 Mawrah NA 272(65) P,lI.f -(-Skms) S,O -(-Skms) -(5-10kms) -(5-10k11lS) 14/2}7}15 Dewlieh NA 51(13) P -(5-lOkms) R. -(5-lOkms) -(5-IOkms) -(5-10km'J _ 14/2[7/16 Mawbri NA 10'(19) P -(5-lOkms) S,O -(5-iOkms) -(S-10kms) -(5-Wkms) 1412/7/17 Mawtbawlieng NA 140(27) P -(-Skms) S. -(-5km s) -(-5kms) -(5-!Okms) l4.}2/7/18 Phong NA 245(64) P(2) -(lO+kms) T_ -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/7/19 Mawauli NA 18(7) -(-5koos) -(5-10kms) 8 -(5-10kms) -(5-lOkms) -(5-10kma) 14 12/7[20 Tynniar NA 56(15) I" -(-5kms) S -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -('>-)Okms) 163 DIRECTORY and Land use Lf.nd use (i. e., area under different types of land in hectar~ up to two decimal places) r-- --_"_ ----______,..A.______~ ______.__~ 11 12 ]3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR Shillong (29) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (23) Rice NA NA NA NA NA rR Shillong (28) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (2'3) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shil!ong (60) Rice KA NA NA NA NA FP S~i11ong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ... }'P Shillong (45) Rice NA NA NA NA. NA FP ShilJong (48) Rice NA NA I NA NA NA FP Shillong (40) Rice NA NA. NA NA NA I-P Shillong (46) Rice KA NA NA NA NA PR ShiIlong (43) Rice NA NA NA NA NA ll' Shillong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (45) Rice NA 1";1\ NA NA NA FP Shillong (46) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiIlong (23) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chelra (19) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (21) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 164 State-Meghalaya VII.LAGE District-East Kh.... si Hill" Amenities C. D. !:llack -Sh:,:lb Bho]a.;anj Amenities a\'ailable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) the distance IS sh'~wn in the column and next to it in brackets, '" '0"0 in broad ranges; viz., -5kms, 5-JO-kms, and lO+kros 01 thp. ,,- is given) ~:- oS .s:::0 nearest place where the facility is available Q ~ ,.---- ~'--~' - ---,------~---.------. II)~ --- ~ ·3 ~ '- 1::1' -5~ ... , 0 0:::' "' Location Name of 3,-"'"'" E .~ oS c: o~ oS~ Code No. village ..t: 0.0 ~ "'- e:.9.1;: 0 ... Q ~~ E-<..Q i;'~ ~ .- o...~ '" 5 CI 0.." bIJ.o -00- "'O~~ §£t:i~ ..... ~ .S o!~ OJ d~ Q o! .... -'<1 ';8 I.> CIl .... o ,_ '- s"'>." ~ o!.~ -;:l :§8. .. bIJ S:;CIl'iii ] ~c ;:l" ~ .;:.._. ~~ 00::: ~ ;;:: 0 " ... 8 (:\ G~ f-< ~ ~ t:l ~ 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 -(5-IQkms) -(5-10kms) 14/2/7/21 Nongtraw NA 99(22) P -(5-10kms) S -(5-10klllS) _(-5klllS) BS 14/2/7/22 Sohrarim NA 288(55) P -I-;;kms) S,TW -(-5kms) .-(1O+km') 14/2/7/23 MadaIlsohurn NA 96(17) -(-Skms) --(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) BS 14/2/7/24 Mawmihthiep NA 97(24) P - (-5kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kIIlS) -(-5kms) 14/2/7 125 Mawkabor NA 27(8) --(-5kms) -(-5kms) 0 -(--5kms) -(5-IOkms) -(-5kms) 14/2/7/26 Diengsong l\A 149(38) P -(5--iOkms) T --(':'-10krns) 14/2/7/27 Nohsiej NE -(5-lOkms) -(5-lOktm) -(-5kms) 14/2/7/28 Wah~ohra NA 19(8) -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkms) S -(5-IOkms) -(5-10kms) 14/2{7/29 Kshaid N'A 166(36) P -(5- IOkms) T - (5-IOkms) -(5-lOkm.) -(5--1 Okms) 14/2/7/30 Nohshit NA 23(5) -(5-IOkms) --(5 _I Okms) S -(5-lfIkms) Weekly BS 14/2{7/31 Laitryngew NA 1508(276) P(3),M PHS C,T PO --(-5kms) -(-5kms) 85 14/217/32 Mawkma NA 350(6&) P --(-5kms) 0 -(-5kms) BS 14J2/7/33 Mawrnorji NA 23(8) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 0 -(-5kms) .- CIO+kms) BS 14J2/7/34 Laitmawsiang NA 299(95) P,M -(lO+kms) W,S,O PO -(5-10kms) _.(5-10kms) BS 14/2/7 /35 Mawlyndiar NA BO(1 B) -(5-IOkms) -(5-10kms) S,T -(lO+kms) - (lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/36 Mawshken NA 24(8) -(lQ+kms) -(lO+kms) S s S -(lO+kms) - (lO+kms) _(IO+km ) 14/2/7[37 Irsohmad NA 18(4) -(Io+kms) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(lIJ+kms) -(!o+kms) 14:/2/7/38 Mawshuit NA 126(32 P -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kmfj 14/2/7/"l9 Mawtongrang NA 64(13) -(-lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(10 j-kmsj --(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14-/2/7/40 Khohia whiar NA 26(10) -(-5-kms) -(lO+kms) s 165 ·DIRECTORY-(CoJ,td) aDd land use Land use (i. e., area under different type of land ill hectare up to two decimal places) r--.------____ ..A.. ______-. ..I:l ;:l o cFl > ..0 '"t:I ;.;'-' -.~...... 11 12 ]3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Charra ( 17) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (16) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FR Cherra (7) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Ep Ch~rra )1 q) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (22) Rice NA NA NA NA NA "!'p Cherra (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (15) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR; Cherra (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (26) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Cherra (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (19) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Checra (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (21 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Cherra (22) R)ce NA NA NA NA NA pp Cherra (22) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 166 VILLAGE Amenities and A~enities ~vailable (if not available within the viIlage, a dash (_) IS shown 1D the c"lumn and next to it in brackets the distance i .. broad ranges viz.,-5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10'--1- kms. of tbe nearest place where the facility is available is giv("n) ..="<> - ----_-A ______.__ _ LocatioB. Name of viliare .: :0 .. Code No. ot;; .!:.. ..!' aI<>..<:1 " c: ~ ~ .. .S? aI d !Ol- -0., _-_ d '-..0110" !Ol .... aI~ ., ~ ale.. ::s :.0 -"'aIs::- -~ co -0 ~ -;::~ .. ;§ p;l 0 tl() ~ CI~ r:... 2 4: 5 6 7 8 , HI 14:/2/7J4:1 Khrang NA 197(55) I' -(IO+kml) T -(lO+kms) -(IO-Hms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7142 Shnon: Pdci NA 82(~5) P -(II+klll.) T, S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/43 Puhbsein NA 46(15) -(-5krn.) -(IO+k_s) S -(10+kms) -(10-tkms) -(IO+kms) 1412/7/44 Kongthong NA 289('6) P -(IO+kms) O,T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/45 ShyntJen, U N I N H A 14/2/7/46 Lyng.teDg NA 5(2) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) S --(10+kms) -(10-kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/7/4:7 Mawm 11/2/7/48 Thangkarta NA 89(21) P -iIO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(:O+kms) -(IO+kms) Khohiar 8 (3) 14./2/7/49 NA -(-5kms) -(10+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+k',lS) .-(lO+kms) 14/2/7/;0 Kh.hber NA 61( 12) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) S -( 10+klllS) -(IO+k~s) -(IO+kms) Miiong 14/2,7/5: NA 20(8) P -(lO+kms) S -(!O+kms) -(lO+kms) . -(lO+kms) Mawsohmad. NA H/2/7/52 143(33) P -(IO+kms) s -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Wahsohkhain NA 14/2/7/53 10(3) -(-Skms) -(lO+kn,s) s -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Sder NA 76(19) 14:/'1/7/54:' P -(IO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Thiahdkhar 14/2{7155 U N I N H A Warbah 14:/%/7/50 NA 72(18) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) S -(!O+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms} Mawbawein 14/7/7/57 NA 47( tI) P -I!O+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -'10-j-kms) 14 /217/58 Dewsaw NA 27(7) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) s -(!O+kms) -(!O+kms) -(!O+kms) 14/2/7/59 Dewiong NA 74( 14) P -(IO+kms) S -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(!O+kms) 14/2/7/60 Rymmai NA 101(23) P -(IO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(jO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/61 Sohkynduh NA 264(63) P - (5-10kms) T,O -(5-10kms) -(5 - 10kms) B,S 14/2/7/62 Mawsarong NA 38(8) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) 0 -(5 -10kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/63 Rngi Mawsaw NA 129(24) P -(10+kms) 0 -(5-IOkms) -(IO+kms) ~(!O+kms) Lait Lyndop 14/2/7/64 NA 221(38) P -(IO+kms) 0 -(5-10kms) -(!O+kms) -(IO+kms) 167 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i,e" area under different type of land ,-______in hectare -'-,.A..--_--- upto two decil]lal places)___ ,___ , .. '" "'"c.. ..0 .... <> - 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Cherra (22' Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chefra (25) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chena (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherr. (28) Rice NA NA NA NA NA B I T E D FP Cherra (21) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Oherra (29) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cbcrra (24) Rice NA NA NA AN NA FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA F'P Cherra (23) Rice NA ;-";A NA NA NA FP Cherra (44) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA 'NA FP Cherra (22) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra l(40) Rice NA NA NA NA NA B I T E D FP Cherra \49) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (38) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (25) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (~5) Rice NA N-\ NA NA NA FP Cherra (36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (30) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Cherra (28) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (26) Rice NA NA NA NA NA iP Cherra (20) Riee NA NA NA NA NA 168 ViLLAGE Amenities and Amenities a'Vailable (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) . is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the di,tance in broad ranges viz.,.5 kms. 5-10 kms. and lU+kms. oftne n,~arest place where the f8.cility is available is given) ,.------__------__ -,.A. ______~ ___• ____ ..r1~" Localil1ln Name of village .:: ~ Code No. 0!;l ~ :., ~:-=. ~::: ~ ~ ~~~ " .. ~ ~ gI)~ ~ ~C"-' ...... " " bJ)~ ~:..~ ~'';:: ~ " = ~~ ~~ ... u §~g ...1 oI~ -'~ cd ~ ~ o..!L: 8 V' ..::.::- ~ ~-' 0;::'" 1-0 ;;.-. v~ >-. ~ .::: 0 - ~, :>--::;>;" >=: 8." ~ ... ~~. ,;:(" co;; I O~ ~ .... (J 2 3 4 5 6 , 3 9 10 14-/2 17/65 Ur-U-Wan NA 17(2) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) o -(5-IOkms) -(JOf-kms) -(!Of-kms) 1+/217/66 Mawphan Bamon U N N H A B T E D 14/2/'//67 Mawblei U N I N H A B I T E D 14/2/7/68 Kewkaber U N I N H A B T E D 14/2/7/69 Mawphir NA 86(16) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) s -(5-10kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms.l 14)2/7/70 Ma\\phu NA 414(90) P(2), M -(lO+kms) S,O -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) --(10+kms) 14/2/7/71 Mawiong NA 10(2) -(-Skms) -(10+kms) s -(!o+km~) _(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/72 Laitduh NA 137(29) P(2) -( lO+kmsl 0 PO -(10+kms) B S 14/2/7}73 Mawcitksar NA 35(6) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) S -(JO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10-1 kms) 14/2/7/74 Umblai NA 99(25) P{2), M -(10+kms) s -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) - (lO+kms) 14/2/7/75 Mawdiengum NA 106(19) p -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(1[)+krns) 14/2/7/76 Umei[ u N I N H A B I T E D 14/2/7 (77 Mawdon NA 11(2) P - (-5kms) S -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 14}2/7/78 Mawrap NA 65(22) -(-5kms) - (!O+kms) s -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/79 Kiengshympet NA 96(20) P -(-5kms) T -( -5kms) -(IO+kms) .-(IO+kms) 14/2/7/80 ,Nongseng NA 263(57) P, M, -(5 -lOkms) o -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms). 14/2/7/81 Blaidiengkhiat NA 2(1) -(5-kms) -(JO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/82 Lyngkhotrang U N I N H A B I T E D 14/2(7183 WahkaJiar NA 122(23) P, M P.H.C. W -(-5kms) -(IOf-kms) B S 14/217/84 Mawsahew NA 213(56) P, M P.B.S. T P 0 -(lO+kms) B S I4J 2/7/85 Ramdait NA 134(37) P -(lO+kms) S P 0 -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/86 Umflang NA 72(13) P -(5-lOkms) s -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/87 Mawkabor NA 36(9) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) o -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 8 S 14/2/7/88 pyndem Dkhar NA 61(14) P -(JO+kms) s -(5+IOkms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 169 DIRECTOR):' Land Use _" ..------Land use (i. e .. area under different type of land in hectare up to two decimal places) Nearest lown and Staple food distance (in kms) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Cherra (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA u N I N H A B I T E D u N I N H A B I T E D u N N H A B I T E D FP Cherra (22) Rice NA NA NA NA ;\A FP Cherra (26) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (20) Rice NA NA NA NA NA pR Ckerra (24) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cberra ( lO) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (23) Rice NA NA NA NA FP Cberra C:a2) Rice NA NA NA NA NA u N I N H A B I T E D FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA FP Chcrra (43) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (44) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (35) Rice NA NA NA NA NA u N I N H A B I T E D pR Cherra, \36) Rice NA NA NA NA NA pR Cherra (40) Rice NA NA NA NA FP Cherra ( 45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fl' Cherr. (46) Rice NA NA NA NA NA pR Cherra ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA }iP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 170 VILLAGE Amenities aad Amenities available (ifoot available with in the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the ltistance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms. 5-10 kms. and lO+k'm of the ,-______nearest place where the facility.J'.-- is______available is --given)__-_--, Location Name of village '- '- '" , Code No. £.. ,:, o·~ §:; c 01 .:: ;... ,S ~ i:-< '">-~- ~..c:: s:: " "1:)-;:, .~ o:E~ bfJ~ ~ c: 0 "' ~ ~.§ C; ;;~ ~ ,5~ S,t;: '-0-"," OJ .~ 0.. ~-r.n>-.Q..) '"' (.) >- ~ ;>. ;; ~ .So ..... S::sOj"Oi ~ ... 0.. .. ::g '" ::::~ os 8e~~ ~ :::g" ~t;o A 2 ::s 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/7/89' Rumnong NA 126(30) P -~(-5 kms) S -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO-i-kms) 14/2/7/90 Nonglynkien NA 39(11) P -(IO-kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -( II)+kms) 14/2/7/91 Tynrong Merged wi th Rumnong 14/2/7/92 Mynteng NA 42(13) P -(-5 kms) S --- (IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2{7/93 Nongrial NA 125(27) P -(IO+kms) T.S -(lO+kma) -( 10+kms)-( JO+kms) 14{2(7/94 Nongkroh NA 39(11) P -(IO+kms) S -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/95 Siej NA' 42(12) P -(5-1Gkmsj S -(-5 kms) -(iO+kms) -(iO+kms) 14/2/7/96 Lumrynjang Wah- . NA 53(12) -(- 5 kms) -(5 ,-to kms) S -(-5 kms) -10+kms) BS , khim) 14/2/7/97 Tyrna N A 784(132) P(2),M -(5-10 kms) T PO -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 14f2/7{98 Nongtbymmai (Tyrna) N A 113(21 ) P -(lO+kms) T -(-5 kms) -( IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2{7/99 Nongwar N A 639(156) P(3),M -(5-10 l:m~) S -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) BS 14j2/7/100 Mawshamok NA 135(~7) P,M -(-.5 kms) T -(-5!kms) -(10+kms) BS 14/2/7{101 Laitkynsew N~A 513( 109) P,M -(5-10 kms) T PO 'Weekly BS 14{2/7/102 Wahkhim NA 282(69) -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) T,S -(-5 kms) Weekly -(!O+kms) 14/2/7/103 Mustoh NA 370(87) P -(-5 kms) T -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(IO+km,) 14/2/7/104 Nongncng NA 180(33) P(2) -(-5 kms) S -(5-1 Okms) -(5-10l 14/2/7/105 Nongbahphali NA 9(3) -(-5 kms) -(5-10k~"B) T -(5-10kms) -(5-!O;'~s) - (lO+kms) 14/2/7/106 Mawryngkhowg NA 233(46) .p -(-5 kms) R --(5-10 kms) -(5-IOkms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/107 DubaJasier NA 60(10) P -(-5 kms) S -(-5 k;ns) -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/108 Ramsongka tanor NA 111(26) -(-5 kms) -(-5kms) T -(5-10kms) Weddy -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/109 Thliew Umtham NA 287(59) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) H/2/711]0 Kbahsyndha NA 216('P) -(-5~kms) -(lO+kms) s -(5-10kms) -(5-10km,) -(lOlc+ms) 14/2/7/111 Dalia l\;A 46!!(81) P -(5-10kms) T.W -(5-10kms) -(.'i-IOkms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/112 Umdoh Mawpud NA 80(20) -(-5 kms) -(5-10kms) S PO -(-5 kms) -(IO+knlS) 171 DIRECTORY Land USe Land use (i. e., area under diffe~ent type of land in hectare up to two deCImal places) ... ------~ ------., Ncarest town and Staple Food Forest distance (in kms) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~--.--- FP Cherra ( 6) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (55) Rice NA NA NA NA NA '0' FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (40) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (37) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (35) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (35) Rice NA NA NA NA KA r'P Cherra (15) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (20) Rice :\1'A NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (3 C,) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (1 '2) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (33) ED Rice. NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (35) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chcrra (40) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (.')1) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (33) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (54) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (55) hD Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (56) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (62) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Ch(fra (56) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (56) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 172 VILJ.,AQE Amenities and Ameni ties availal:!le (if not available within the village, .S a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, '-'.., the distance in broad ranges vi2'.-5 kms 'i- iO kms, and JO+kms, of the nearest place where the facility is :W available is given) :>- r------Location Name of village 45 Code No. 'o oi~ ::;~ ~u'" '" o~ t-o --- 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/7/113 Lum-U-smon NA 51(15) -(-5 kills) -(5-IOkms) S PO -(5--10kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/114 Saitsohphan NA 50(9) -(-5 kms) -(5-10knn) S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/115 Jalba NA 12(2) -(-5 kms) -(5-lOkms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms 14/2/7/116 Shella N A 998(229) P(6),M 1) R,S PO Weekly BS !4/2/7/11 7 Sohkwit N A 316(56) ·-(IO-kms) -(10+kms) R -(IO+kms) -(10 +kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/7/118 lthahmalai N A 140(34) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5~10kms) -(5-10kml) 14/2/7/119 Shken NA 32(4) -(-5 kms) -(5~lOkms) R -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(~5 km.) 14/2/7/120 Kalokhar NA 22(6) -(-5 kms) -(5-:Okms) R -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/7/121 Vmsllw N A 269(56) -(-5 kms) -(5~IOkms) R -(5-10kms) -(5-1I1\:ms) -(5-]I)kml) 14/2/7/122 Pyrkan N A 224(42) -(-5 kms) _.. (-5 kms) R -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) ~(-5 kms) 14/2/7/123 U mkhabaw N A 821(165) p -(5-10kms) W -(5-lOkms) -(5-10kms) -(-IOkms} 14/2/7/124 Kalatek N A 694(112) -(5-10kmsl -(5-10kms) R,S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) BS 14/2/7/125 Kalibari NA 51(12) -(-5 kms) -(lO+km.) D,S -(10+km.) -(!)-IOkms) -(5-lOkml) 14/2/7/126 Diengsai N A 150(34) -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) ° -(lO+kms) -(10tkms) -(IO-kIDs) 14/2/7/127 Diengkain NA 21(6) -(5-IOkms) --(10+kms) o -(5-10kms) -(5-10kros) --(5-JOkma) 14/2/7/128 Khahkangi N A 199(46) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) o -(5--IOkms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/7 /129 Rangamati NA 31(4) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) O,W -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 klDl) 14/2/7/130 Lubia N A 153(22) -·(lO+kms) -( IO+kms) O.S -(10+kms) -(!O+kml ) -(IO+kDls)' 14/2/7/131 1)horoD1 N A 136(30) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) T,W -(-5 kms) -(5-10kms) BS 14/2/7/132 Ichamati N A 491(111) p -(IO+kms) O,T PO -(5-10kms) BS }I,/2/7/133 Tyllap N A 112(33) p -(10+kms) D,S --(-5 kms) Weekly BS 14/2/7/184' Umtaru NA 44(9) -(-5 kD1s) -(5-10kms) ° -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) BS 14/2/7/135 Mawlong N A 1205(225) P(5),M(3) -(-5 kms) S,T,O PO Weekly BS 14/2/7/1'6 Umwai N A. 477(85) p -(-Skms) T,O -(-5 kms) -(10+ km.) BS 14/2/7/137 Wab-V-tim N A 131(30) P --(-5 kms) T -(-5 kms) -(5-10kms) BS 173 DIRECTORY Land use Land usc (i. e. area under different type of land in hectare up to two decimal place,,) ------~------~~ .. '" ~ 12 l4 16 17 18 19 20 FP Chelra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra ( 15) Rice NA NA NA NA 'JA PR Cherra (42) ED Rice NA NA NA NA sP Cherra (68) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (51) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (56) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (53, Rice NA NA NA NA NA 1'P Cherra (53) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (67) Rice NA J'lA NA NA NA FP Cherra (56) Rice NA NA NA NA NA I FP Chllrra (60) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (54) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (55) Rice NA NA NA N.\. NA FP Cherra (!i8) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Cherra (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA l'R Cherra (44) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Chena (52) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cher>'a (44) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (40) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (36) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (8) Rice NA NA NA NA 174 Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shov.'Il In the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges, viz; ,-5 kms, 5-10 kms and ) O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) ..______,~. _____..JI..., ______• _-;;_,__ Location Name of t ~ <.t-4 C:: :'::: ::: Code No. village ..w U ~. 0 - o Cf 0 ; u ~ + >.~ .~ ~ .~ .- bO:C «I-:W-.~ r1~_,£-~ <::- c-"'" :.g 0 " ~ 1) :d § ~ .~ .§~ ~ bD ..;>.~~ 0 1ft ~=.! ,::; ~o r. .. ;:l.~ ~ ..... i-i 8e :::3 ------~---~------~-. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '10 14/2/7/138 Mawmluh NA 1183(280j Pl2),M -(5- kms) T PO -(5-10 kills) BS 14/2/7/l39 Saitsynnia NA 9(2) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) R -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/7/140 Rajkteng(Raitkteng) NA 48(15) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) S -(-5 kMS) -(--5 kms) -(-5 kma 14/2/7/141 Nongpriang NA 151(41} P -(5-10kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kma) 14/2/7/142 l\ongthymmai NA 197(40) p -(__;5 kms) T -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) fiS 14/217/143 Sohkmih NA 199(40) p -(5-10 kms) T PO -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/7/144 Kamrang NA 110(22) p -(lO-f-kms) !t -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/I45 MawkIiaw NA 19~(41) p -(lO+kms) S -(10+kms) -(!O+kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/7/146 Mawlatang NA I24(24) P,M -(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(101-kms) -(l(l+kms~ 14/2[7/147 Tyrngei NA 95( 19) p -(lO+kms) S -(5-10 kms) --(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/148 Nonglah NA 122(24) p -)O+kms) S -(5-HI kms) -(10+kma) -(lO+kms) 14/2/7/149 Mawsyngei NA 82(17) P -(10+kms) S -(5-18 kms) -(iO+kms) -(10+kms) B/2{7{ISIJ KOTbari NA 8(2) -(- 5 kms) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kml) -(lO+kms) 14{2/7 {151 Diengsier NA 62(:21) -(-5 kms) -')O+kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(lO+kml) -(10+kms) 14/2/7/152 Rithymmai NA 3(1) -(-5 kms) -(IU+kms) S -(10+kllll) -(lO+kms) -(I0+kmr) 14/2/7/153 Suktia NA 186(43) P -(ltl+kms) S -(5-10 kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/154 Mawsmai NA 305(51) P(2) -(-5km.) T -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) BS 14/2/7/155 Mawblang NA 00(29) -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) T -(5-10 kms) .-(5-iO kms) BS 14/2/7/156 Lyngngar NA 63(21) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) S -(lO+kJlls) -(I()+kms) -(lO+kml) 14/2/7 !l57 .Ryngud NA 395(94) P -(lO+kms) T -( lD+kms) -(iO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/7/158 Lllitiam NA 373(83) P(2) - -(IO+kms) S -(IO-/-kms) -(lO+kms) -(JO+kms) 14/2/7/ J5~I.aittyra l\'A 449 (W8) P,M -(IO+kms) S PO -(10Hms) ~. 14/2/7JI60 Sohbar NA 747(158) P(2),M -(IO+kms) 5 PO -(IOHma) -(10Hmr) 14/217/161 Khliehumlang NA 28(5) -(-5 km.) -(IO+klllS) S -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) -(UI+klDl) 14/217 /162 Ladsohbar NA 106(22) -(-5 kms) .-(lO+kml) S -(- 5 kms) -(ID+kms) :as 14/2/7/163 Thangkharang NA 49(10) P -(lO+kms) S.T -(-5 km.) -(lO+kms) -(10+kau) 14/2/7/164 Ringur NA 72(17) -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) S -(- 5 km.) -(10+km.) BS 14[2/7/165 Shnongkawar NA 84(22) P -(Jo+kms) S,T -(-5 kms) -(10+krns) -(10+kms) 14/217/166 ,Wahjain NA 13(7) -(-5 kms) -(10+kml) T -(-5 kms) -(lO+krn.) -(10+kms) 14:/2/7/167 Mawthang (Sowkhyl· NA 408(102) P(%),M -(IO+kma) T PO -(IHkm.) 'BS leng). 14/2/7/168 LaiJad NA J 1(8) -(5-10 kIDs) -(10HIlII) S -(5-10 kml) -(5-10 kms) -(5-HJlIwu) '175 DlRECTORY-(contd.} Land use 'Lund use (i.e., area under different type of land in hectare upto two decimal places) ______-J.-- _____-- __~-, 8 va::c M ~~. g ~'5 =;g rf) II 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 PR Cherra (7) £,0, ED Rice N.\ NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (5) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (4) Rite NA NA NA NA Nfo, FP Cherra (8) Ricr. NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (6) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chcrra (iO) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Gherra (19) Rice NA NA NA NA NA pp -Cherra (19) Rite NA NA NA NA 1\'A FP Gherra (19) Rice NA NA NA NA KA ,FE Cherra (IS) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherr. (18) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (17) Rice l\'A NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (19) Rice NA NA NA NA NA :uP CherTa (IS) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fl" Cherra (21 ) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (15) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (7) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (7) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (28) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP CJoterra (2S) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (29) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (I?) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (15) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (10) Rice NA NA NA Nt\ NA ... FP Cherra (13) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (12) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherr. (18) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Cherra (13) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Chena (14) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Cherra (19) ED Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP 'Cherra (50) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 176 VILLAGE A meuities and --- I Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) ~ a :::'" is show. in the columa and next to it in brackets the dis ·ance ~., -c in broad ranges. viz.,-S kms, 5 -10 kms and 10+kms of .., t: the nearest plac~ where the facility is avaiable is gi ven) :::~ ,.t:; til"0 ,~~-~ -"-- _._---- ... 0 L< Location Name of e.::ii ...... s:=~ a .... ~ 01 en B 0 ... o·~"'.- 0 o ~ ;:l ._ Code No. village ~ '" <¢ ;:l 0 "'~S:.!!, ~ ;>-,.t:; ;So::'~_ 01,,~ '" p..,.t:; s:: <¢- 0 ..... 1lIl..o ""0-;)>-' .~ 0:00 ~ ;~ p...., -;;; ]A .... _,. a ..Q -3 u =: '" ",p.. § £ ~ os ~o o~te ~ a'J ;...... u c:p.. ~ - C - ::l :; e;:: ___ ..... ~~ 0..0"' .. -c .., c llll ~:21!;:: S ~ ~~ ...... ~ ::E Q c... Q u~;;::oeo"';:::: --.. __ .------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/7/169 Byrong NA 192(51) P -(10+kms) T -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) - (IO+kms) 1+/2/7/170 Kurikhal NA 64( 10) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) s -·(5-10kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/7/171 Mawbang NA 205(48) -(-5 kms) -(10+kms) S -.(5-10 kms) -(-5 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14/2/7/172 Mawblei U N I N H A 14/2}7/173 New (]omora NA 356( 116) -(-5kms) PH.C. T -(-S kills) We"kly -(-5 kms 14}2/7/174 Old Gomora NA 14(4) -(-5 kms) -(-S kills) S -(-3 kms) -(-5 kms) BS H/2/7{li5 Tha~id. NA 58(i9) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kmsl T -(5-10kms) Weekly -(S-IO kIllS) 14/2}7/176 Bholaganj NA 448(90) P,M '-lIO+kms) T PO Weekly BS 14/2/7/17i Umsawmaskon NA 69(IS) -(-5 kms) -(W+krns) S -(-S kIDs) ·-(-a kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/7/178 Maskan NA 22(3) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) S -(5-IOkms) - (-:-5 kms) -(-5 km', 14/2/7/179 Umdud NA 63(14) -(-5kms) -(!O+kms) T -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(-5 kms' 14)2)7 )180 Chalabasti NA 91(19) -(-5 kms) -(IO+kms) S - (5-lO kms) -(5-10 kms) -(5-10 kms) 14)2)7(181 Nay"basti NA 258(46} P -(IO+kms) 5 -'(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) 14/2/7/W2 ChoIOlllbasti NA 224(36) P -:lO+kms) S -(-5 kms) -(-S kms) -S kms "14/2/7/183 Pomsohrnen ·14/2/7/184 Pdengshnong ·14/2/7/185 Nongsawli" ·14/:' 17/186 Saitsohpen .17/2/7)187 Mawkisyiem *14/2/7/188 Khlieh-Sai-U-Lur *14/2/7/189 Khlieh Shnong *14)217 )190 Maraikaphon .H/2/7/191 Sder-Kariah ·14/2/7/192 Nongrim ·H/2/7/193 Mawpun-K yrtiang * These Villages now Constitute Total P(123) 0(1) M(24) PHS(3) PHC(:!) 177 DIRECTORY-(contd.) Land use Land use (i. e., area under different types <'f land ';d ., III hectare upto two decimal places) >..!:1-:;::;- u ::: ... '" .: ,------~ --...... 0 '"...... ~ Q.? ., <£ bO;I: -;:; ., ~ u btl :.a ...... S .'" ;::l ,,~ ::':l 0 " "''"-_;::l ;::J0 oju ';;:' 'E rJ) ~~ ~§ u· ... ·_ ~ ~gb ...... 1:1 Q, >- ...... s~~ .8 '" '1j ,.0 "d ~,,- 0 E ~ l.'lO~ ;.. '" 6..-;; §' 0 .., ..0 '" :> ..::8 ..... S rJ) (lj0..-t 0 ~'b ...= I"'< .~ ... "0 ,., 0- ~f....~ u ..... " '" M 0 U t;-'" ... ~ ... ;::J;::lbIJ '" ;::l .. ..!< ,!:!, ... u oj" .... 0... ::: s:: Q, ~... ;:::<3.., oj ,"'~ " 0 ... '2 S~< Q, "'~ ~ ...... p.; Cherrapunjee Census Town. / MEGHALAYA MAWSYNRAM .C. D. BLOCK DISTRICT EAST KHASI HILLS \. \. 1(14\ f , 0 , f , , , 4 K'" \ RErEREHeES ~: INTERNATIONAL _._._ OISTltfCT :Ie: SUII~D"'"/~·tlHIT (.) C.O. ,,"OCI( _._._._._ o HUpgUARURS: C. D. &lOCIC @. ...J CC YUMiES WITH POPUlATlOlI SIZE: ItLOWtOO, '00·'" a • ~~:::T~7 ,,'L::: wmt L.C.!. .x t 12&' OTIlER .aoos RIIIU AND ~TRlAM SPyICI fACLlTI'~ 'OST OHICf: '0 PIIfW!YIlEALTHCfHTII£ __ ~ + MOmVltTY 0'" C>tlD wmoM ctOT. Ai 'MPORUNT YILL'C[ _T .. :Ie: U 0 ...J co c:i 0 .., L Q A z ct (!) ...J 0" :r cO ...J "...J W :r I/) G L A o E 5 '------_.. _------_-__j Based upon Su-vey of Indio ~p with thq pumissJ,jf\ of thl!: Surwyor General of lndio, Tnt Indo- Bangladesh boundar')' shown on this m1.1:: i.e thtl: one existin9 prior to the conclusion of aqr_ on May 16.1974 bet,. ••n Indio • BoI',lodesh T"e boundary of Megholoyo shown on this map IS as 1~lterr.lr4i!:ted from the North-EasLer" Arcos (Reorganlsotion) AtU9'Jl t~l: I'>a<:. yet to be wrified. 181 .&LPIfAB'J1C4J. 01'»_ O. 'flLLAGE LIST Name of the Sta~MEGHALAYA Code No.-14 :\:,'me of the District-East Khasi Hills ::\-al11(' of the C.D. B}ock-MAWIYNRAM Code No.- 8 ______••• , ______r 81. No. Name of village' Location Code No. 1. Balat 14/2/8/140 Balat Rrirn 139 2. " Batikra IW 3. " 4. Betgora ,~ 92 S. Bordup ,. 114- Brikapang 66 6. " Chirakata 99 i. " Daogardombah 142 8. " 9. DangarDop ~, 143 10. Delsora ~ ,. 97 Dephe Hi 11. " 12. Dcpkaw n 96 Dewhiarkber 46 13. " Dc_aw 71 14. " 134 16. Dewsa\'\"lia " 151 11. Dhobi Bhowal " 18, Dholai Malai 2' 150 19. Dillingim p. 17 20. Dinad " 45 145 21. Dobakhol " 22_ Domawall ,"- 161 23. Dombah " 141 24. DOlllskhen " 128 55 25. Domskong " 26. Hapkata » 91 27. Hallnawdoll .. 82 154- 28. Huru Pukni " 29. Japsh}'meh 147 182 8]. No. Name of viIlagc:a LOcation Code No. SO. Ingkyrsa 14/2/8/146 31. Janlaw 60 " 32. .Tathang 47 33. Joi:'am 14& " 34. Jympl;.i' j4 35., Kala Sandia 158 " Kamarphir 36. " 116 Kandapra 160 37. " 38. Katrang 8, " Kenbah 56 39. " 40. Kenbah .:vfalai Sohmat 106 " 41. Kenmynsaw ~7 " Kenshluid 42. " 65 43. Khaikuna " 93 44. Kharabri 144 " 45. Khasi Adop " 112 Khliehriat 135 -46. " Kmawan 43 '7. " '8. KYiJl'ang " ,129 49. Kyrdoh " 80 SO. Kyrphei ,~ 25 51. Lait Nongrim ., 2 52. . Lait Nongtlong " .21 53. Lal Pani 164 Law'khla " 29 54. " 55. Lumdiengngall " 102 56, Lem Pluh " 28 78 57. Lawbah " Lyndetkhlaw 5 58. " 5', Lyn~khom » 69 l4. 60. Laitdiker " 3 61. Laitlarem " 34 62. Lait Mawsianc " ;Lai.l;nen ghem 10 63, " 13 64. Laidithuh " 58 65. Lait~ohum " 66. Lulong >, 59 SI. No. Name 01 ,:llages Location Code N •• --<----.-~-- 67. Marton 14/2/8)31 68. Mawdiengkhiet 117 69. Mawdngiem " "' 103 10. Mawdon 76 " 71. Mawkaphan 53 72. MaNkas4 m 105 73. Mawkha:n " " 77 74. .1'l'1awkhmah 130 75. Mawksing " " 50 76. Mawkynjing 7 77. " Mawkynroh 32 78. Mawlaitshnong " " 79 79. Mawliehpoh 20 " 80. Mawlong 30 81. Mawlum 23 82. " Mawlyngkut 42 83. Mawlynnu " " 38 84. Mawpdai " 133 85. Mawpell " 131 86. Mawrapal 104 " 87. Mawniangbab " 41 88. M J 4/2/13/22 lOS. PalllSalmgut , . 90 104. Pataghat ,., 88 105. Patbari 106. Pbanbhur 12 74 107. PJ1langkarub " 68 10&. .Ph langmawsyrpat 108 109. Phlangwanbroi " 1l0. Pltudphanblei " 61 1()9 Ill. Phudspir 112, Phudsteiu ., l3i l36 113. Pomblang " 95 114. Purnanagar " 163 115. PYlldenborsora " 162 lli. Pyndcl1jri " J J 117. Pyndcnkhah 116. Pyndenlitha ,. '16 II 9. Pyndensohsaw " 182 120. Raib"h :'" 126 ~ ,.127 121. Raid Dew~aw ; 122. Rajagaoll " 156 123. Rangsohkham " 48 ba11 85 124. Hcngku- . " 34 125. RCllgku-Bazar " 126. Rongwai " 9 127. Ryngkew Skoni " 87 89 128. S"ndor " 129. Sawai " 15S 157 130. Shaltabllri " 131. Shillai 8.3 159 132. Shnongpalong " 133. Sinai Mawshynru. " 7.2 98 ]34. 'Sonatola " 185 81. N~. Name or villages Location Code No. U5. Sonditohi 14/2/8/115 136. Satijora 123 " 137. Sotiktieh 121 " "138 , Sohphoh " 139. Sohpian 21 " 140. Synnei 6i " 141. Tdsora ,. III 142. Thaku~naw ;49 " 143. Thieddieng 62 ; I .. '< " 144. Thyllaw lUI " 145. Tilagoa!1 152 ll.. _; \)j , • 146. Tlon!plc g 125 " 147. T'ajamra 153 " 14 L tyngnger iO 149. Tyrsad :t4 " 150. Unilari:;mar 26 " 151. Umpyrdong 64 " 152. U~sawfang 49 " 153. Umsawra:1 g ., 138 154. Umshii"mg 86 " 155. UmtYllriew 120 " :15~. Wahjarain 8 .~; " 157. W::!hmawpat 40 " 158. W,'.hp"rkti 52 " 159. Wabrc.mkhar 4 " 160. Wahri~ai:n ., ';/; 161. W,;.hsohlai t ,. 1,1 lC)2. Weiloi 31' OJ " !63 We'shuloi ", " IHI 164. Wci,ohpie,·,·· lOll 165. \Vall~n" ti " 186 ViLLAGE Ameuities auct. l/ S OIl ::l An:enities ~vailable ,(if not available within the vIllage, a dash (_) os .. IS shown 10 the c(/J~mn and next to it in brackets, the distance in "t) -.;;: .. broad rauges Vl<;" -5km, 5-1lkms. and lO+kms of th u til nearest place where Ihe facility j, available is gi v~n. e "J:i -5 r------~----A-----.----.------:-'\ ..00 - Location 1\ arne of villap '-~ ...... ;:: , .. ..! o :J .... , '- o·~ " ~ c- Code 1\"0. ~~ ~ '" COl ';: ~ i '" ... 3:~ ;....t:: ..." ~os :-." [= .. "'~ C Q bJ;~ .§ ci:.~~ cij~ ",-" p....t:: ~ ""..t:: :]~ '" 0 " 01 '- OJ ,~ '" ~~ ~ :: ].8 -;;0 u ,.,.- "'"" o d ~ r- ... '" " ...... u c~ ~ '" 0 "'~ ~ ::> .-~ '" '" ... ~ f:-< c" .. 0"" ~,2"" §~ ~~ ~ Cl c:: :-'.0 " ~ "" U""'-~';: 2 3 4 5 h 7 8 9 10 ' 14/2/8/1 Sl}hphoh NA 261(42) P(2) -(IO+kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2.f8f2 Laitnongrim NA 672( 1I3) P(2) -(IO+kms) W PO -(lll+kms) -(10+ kms) 14/2/S/3 Laitlarem NA 97( 16) P -(IO+kms) IN -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) 14f2/8/4 Wahramkhar NA 111( 18) P -(lO+kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) 14/218/5 Lyndet Khlaw .• , NA 169(27) P -(lO+kms) W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/3/6 Wallang NA 742(151) P(I).M'H -(lfHkms) W -(-.'ikms) Monthly BS -(-Skms) 14f2/B/7 Mawkynjing NA 67(13) P -(10+kms) W -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) W -(JO+kms) 14/2/8/8 Wahjarain NA llS( Ul) P(Z) -(iO+k"'lS) -Monthly -(-5kms) 14/2/8/9 ROllgwai 1\"1\ 143(31) P -(to+kms) W -(-.'ikms) -(-5koos) -(JO+kms) m W -(-jkms) -(-.skms) 1+/2/8/10 Laitnongrem NA 359(61) P(2) -(lu+k s) .-(JO+kms) -(lO+kms) W - (-5kms) -(-.skms) 14/2/8/11 Pyndl!nkhah NA 117(22) P -( 10+klllJ) -(lu+kms) W -(-5killS) -(-Skms) 14/2/8/12 Phanbhur NA 99(14) P -(lO+kmsJ -(lU+kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/B/13 Laitdithuh NA 81(16) P -(IO+kms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) l.4/2(8(14 Laitdiker NA 117(23) P(Z) Weekly Nongspung NA 701(1;,8) pU).M,H --(lO+kms) W PO -(lO+kms) 14/2/81 i5 , 3u4(S3).P -(IO-t-kn,s) 1 -(-5kms) -(-5kms) BS 14/2/B/16 pyndenlitha ... NA 66(13) P -(IO+kms) W -(-Skms) -(-Skm,) -(IO+krns) l4f2(8(l't Dilingim NA 256(45) P -(]O+kms) W --(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) 1412 18/18 Wahsohlait NA _(5_IOkms) NA 258(42) I' -(5-IGkms) TK -(5-10kms) -(16+kms) 14'2/8/19 Mawsadang 307\52) p -(-5kms) TK -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(W+kms) 14/2(8(20 Mawliehpoh NA 15B(29) P -~5-lOkms) TK -(5-IOkms) -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) 141718(21 Laitnongllong ... NA 1058(223) P(3) -( -5kms) TK _(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2[8/22 Pamsanngut NA -(-5bns) TK -(-5kms) -(--5kms) -(IO+kms) Mawlum NA 9(2) (-5kms) ]4,/213/23 Weekly BS NA 166(30) P,M,H. --D TK PO ]412/8 '24 Ty:sad _(_Skms) TK -(-Skms) -(-·5kms) fiS Kyrphei NA 231(47) P }4/2/8/25 -(5 -lOkms) -(lO+kms) 195(38) P -(5-lOkms) TK -(5-JOkms) 14/2(8(26 Umlangmar NA _(_5kms] W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) --(-5kms) Sohpian NA 195(34) P 14/2/8/27 -(-5kms) -( -Skms) 159(51) P _(-5kllls) W -(-5kms) 14/2/8/20 Lempluh NA --(S-ICkms) -(5-10kms) -(5--)( kms) 112(22) P -(5-10kms) W 1412/8/29 Lawkhl"- NA - -( 5-lOkms) W,S -(5-JOkms) -(5-lOkms) --(5--10k us) Mawlong l\A 77( 13) P 14(2[8/30 -(-5kmJ) P -(-Skms) W -(-5kms) -(-5kms) Marten 1\A 45(9) 14/2/8/31 -(5-lOkm,) -(5-10kIn») 205(39) p _(5-1Ckms) W,S -(5-10kms) 14{2/8/32 Mawkynroh NA -(-SkIlls) W -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-5ktlU) Nongriwah NA (183(34) P BS 14/2/8/33 P,M ewe W,O PO I'f1rtoightly Laitmawsiang ... NA 355(70) -(lO+".ms) BS 14/2/8/34 206(40) AC ewe W,S PO ]4,/2/8/35 Mawteibah ... NA po -(-5kms) BS KA 337(70) P -(-Skms) W 14/2{8/36 Wei!oi -(-Skms) S -(.- 5kms) -(-5kmg) -(-5klllJ) Wahrisain NA 66( 10) P 14/2/8/3'1 m -(-Skms) -(-5km5) 274( 49) P -(_Skms) W -C-5k s) Mawlynnu NA -(-5kms) -(-5kms) BS I4'2{3/38 290(53) p -(-5kms) W,S 14/2/8/39 Mawryngkang , .. NA 187 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under difftrtnt types of land in hectare upto tWG decimal places) r----.~ -----____.A.. __ ------. II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Shillong (40) Rice, Maize, potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (40) Rice, Maize, Polato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (35) Rice, Maize, Potato 1\'A NA NA 1\"A NA KR Shillong (40) Rice, Maize, PotatlJ NA NA NA 1\'A 1\'A KR Shillong (35) Rice, Maize, Potato NA 1\'A NA NA NA pR Shillong (45) Rice, Maize, Potato NA );A NA N1\ NA KR Shillcng (55) Rice, Maize, Potato NA 1\'A NA NA NA KR Shillong (51) Rice, Maize, Potato N'\ NA NA NA NA KR ShIllong (59) Pice, Maize, Potato 1\'A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (38) Rice, Maize, Potato NA AA NA NA KA KR Shilllng (54) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shilloug (58) Rice, 1\1.. izt, Potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillung (60) Rice, Maize, Yotato NA NA NA NA NA KK Shillong (60) Rice, Maize, Potato NA 1\'A NA NA NA KR Shil!ono; (78) Rice, Maize, Pota to NA NA 1'\A 1\'A NA PR SbiIlong (51) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (76) Rice, Maize, Potato 1\'A NA 1'\A NA NA KR Shillong (75) Riee, Maize, Potato NA 1\'A NA NA NA FP Shillong (65) Rice, '].\;,aize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA FR Shillong ~55) Rice, MaIze, Potato NA NA NA 1\'A KA FP Shillong (65) R!ce, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (40) ED Rice, Maize, Potato 1\'A NA NA NA 1\'A FR Shillong (35) ED Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA 1\'A pR Shillong \ 37) ED Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA 1'\A NA PR Shiliong (40) Rice, Maize, Potato NA 1\'A NA NA NA PR ~hi]]ong (42) Rice, Maize, Potato NA :1' Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the coluIR:D and: 'lext to it in brackets, the dist.ance in broad ranges VIZ., -5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the near~st place where the facility is available is given) .------.---.-~-----.------:---. LSc3iiiJn Nam~ of village eode No. ~ l, ~'.. 8..! .- ~ rn ca 'zoo; i>: ?;~ "0 A ;;,e_ ~ ~ ..".~ 01 bO~ '=c.~~ ~~ ~~=c. "0.,'"~~~ ~B~~ :.;;;~ ~ 0{G'- S",~01 .5 ~ - ..!:I >-~ a '" ~ ?; ~ £ ~ 8e?; 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 io 14/2/0/40 Wahmawpat NA 356(79) p -(-5kms) W,S pO -(-Skms) -(-' kms) 14/2{8/41 Mawniangbah NA 333(60) P(2) -(5-10kms) W,S -(-5kms) -(-Skms) -(-Skms) 14/2/8142 Mawlyngkut NA 141(23) P -(-5kms) W,S -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/8/43 Kmawan Nongrum NA 1710(321) P -(-5kms) W,S PO Fortnightly BS 14/2{8{44 Mawspong NA 51(13) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -{-Skms) 14/2/8145 Diriad U N I N H A 14/2/8/46 Dewhiarkber NA 19(,5) -(-5kms) -(lO+kiTIs) S -(IO+kms) -(!O+kins) -(-fiI{ms) ]4/2/8/47 Jalhang NA 41(8) -(IO+kms) --(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) --(IO+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/48 R~ngsohkhRm N'" 28(5) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) S -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/8/49 Umsawrang NA i6(4) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(iO+kms) -..(lO+kms) 14/2/8/.50 Mawksinl! NA 47(12) -(--5kms) -(5-liJkm,) T -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(-Skms) P(4)MIH 142/8/51 M~wsynram NA 1981(397) PRe T PO Fortnightly BS }4/2/8/52 Wahparkti .NA 166(52) -(5-](:ik~s) -(5~IOkms) W,O -(5-10kms) -(5--IOkms) -("':":,'ikms) 14/2/8/53 Mawkaph8n .NA 177(30) P -(IO+kms~ T -(:O+kms) -(I0+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2{8/54 Jympiat l'\A 77(12) P - (IO+kms) T -OO+ktns) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) l)owskong 14/2/8/55 NA 212(39} P - (lO+kms) T -(1o+kins) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) / Kenl-ah 1\'A .339(59) 14:/2 8/56 P -(IO+kms) T -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) Kenmynsaw NA 14/2/8/57 642(114) P,M -(10+kn,,,) T -(IO+kms) - .. (10+kms) -(lO+kms) Laitlohum 14/2,8/58 NA 119(28) P -(IO+kms) W,O -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) 14i2/8/59 Lulong U N I N H A I 14/2/8/60 Janiaw NA 21(4) -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2{8161 Pliudphanblei NA 45(i5} P -(lO+kms) T,S -(I O+kms~ -(IO+kms) -(5-1Ckms) Thieddieng 14/2/8/62 1\A 5081 III j P.M -(lO+kms) W,T -(I0+~ml) -(lO+km~) -(10+kms) N ';llg.hluid 14/2/8/63 NA 17(2) P --(lO+kms) T --(IO+kms) Fortnightly -(lO+kms) Umpyrdong 1412/8/64 NA 191(35) .-. (--5kms) - (I0+kms) T,K ~(IO+kms -('U+km') -'(IO+kms) Kenshluid H/2/8/f5 NA 102(21) P,AC -(IO+kms) T,S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -·(IO+kms / 14/2 8/66 Brikapang NA 60(1 I) -(-Skm3) -(IO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms 189 DIRECTORY-(contd.) Land Use 0) c.> >: ~ -;;; :.a Land use (i.e., area under different types of be ~ '" -c 00 land in hectare up to t"o decimal places) ~ >: E ,..--- .;; ~.-'4 ------~------::: ::: >. E ~:.::;. P. -c >. 0.. 0 ..0 ,.<:l .8 ;::l 0 c.> tr.J "C'" ~ .., u .~ .... 0 ... "'"0) ... ~ 0.. • ::s 0.. ~ ;;:" .~~) 0.. C ~ < Z" ;;... W ...... II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Shillong (6Q) Rice, Maize, I\J ato 1\A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (62) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA Kl{ Shillong (66) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA rR Shillong (65) ED Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (58) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA ,NA NA NA B 1 co E D KR Shillong (60) Rice. l\lai~e, Potato I' KR Shillong (48) Rice, Maize, Potato I\A l'iA i.\"A. NA NA KR ShilJong (60) Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (60) Rice, Maize, Potalo NA NA NA N.\ ;,\A KR Shillong (57) EA Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA .l\A PR Shillong (58) EA Rice, Maize, Potato NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (59) EA Rice, Maize, Potato .NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (60) ... Rice, MIllet, lopioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (75) ... Rice, Millet, Topioca NA NA NA KA NA KR Shill.mg t62) .. Rice, Mi1!et, Topioca NA 1\A NA NA NA KR Shiliong (68) ... Rice, Millet, T Jpioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (78) Rjce, Millet, Topioca, .r--;A NA NA NA 1'1 A Yam. KR Shillong (65) ... Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA B I T E D KR Shillong (68) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA .NA KR Shillong (65) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong \69) Rice, MiJ:et, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (65) Rice, Millet, Tapioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillung (66) Rice, Millet, Topioca NA NA NA N1\ NA KR Shiliong (65) Rice, Millet, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (65) Rice, Millet, Topioca' NA NA NA NA NA 190 VILLAGE ADlenities an d , Amenities available (if not available within the village, () S blJ ::s a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in ~ ~ brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz., -5 kms .;;: "O.cs:- 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place ~ ..<::0 where the facility is available is given.) '" '" .A______-, -sl:!01 c: " r------, Location Name of village '- .... -,§ § .... '" , o ... 11OI ___ ~ ... c::::: o.J o ~ ~ Code 1\0. ~:r= >,,~ .,..,j '"' Q...-... ~..c: ::l<-. ~~ .... 0 >- '" :::~ t-<..c: >- ('$ ... _ ~ I:!r:: goo s: " ... ~ ro:.:,. .S? .~ g.~ ~ Ilot -;;; btl~ -C'"c: I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/8 /67 Synnei NA 344(72) P,M -(10+kms) T -(W+kms) -(-5kms) -(·-5kIDs) 1412/8168 Phlangm lwsyrpat NA 140(27) -(-5kms) - (lO+kms) S -(10+kms) Fortnightly -(-5kms) 14/2/8/69 Lyngkhom NA 138(39) P -(lO+kms) 0 -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(-Skms) 14/21817() Tyngnger NA 667(139) P(2),M -(lO+kms) T -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(5 -lOkm.) 14/218/71 Dc\'\saw NA 214(48) P(2) -.(lO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(5-10km s) 14/218/72 'iiinai Mawshynrut NA 232(51) P -(lO+kms) T -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/73 .~ongtrai NA 485(99) r -(10+kms) 0 -(-5kms) -(5-lOkms) BS 14/2/8/74 Phlangkaruh NA 40(10) r -(10+kms) S -(lOkms) -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/8/75 Nonglait NA 244(42) P -(IO+kms) 0 -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) BS 14/2/8/76 Mawdon NA 283l48) P -(10+kms) ·0 -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) -(.-5kms) 14/2/8/77 Mawkhan NA 257(46) P -(lO+kms) S -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(-5kms) 14/218/78 Lawbah NA 1593(309) P(2),M PHS T PO Fortnightly BS 1412/8 /79 Mawlaitshnong NA 25(4) P,M -(IO+kms) S --(-.5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/80 Kyrdoh NA 472(103) P -(JO+kms) S -(-5kms) -(-5kms) BS 14/2/9/81 Katrang NA 53(10) -(-5kms) -(14) + kills) S -(-5kms) -(-5km.) -(-5kDII) 14/2/8/82 Hat Mawdon NA 96(30) -(-3kms) -(IO+km.) S,R PO -(-5kms) BS 14/2/8/83 Shillai NA 24(5) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) R -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skm.) 1.. /2/8/84- Rengku Bazar NA 504(109) P,M,AC -(104-kml) R PO -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/85 aengkuhau NA 200(44) P,AG -(IO+kms) S -(-5km.,) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) }4/2/8/86 Ummians NA 54(9) P -(lO+kms) R -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 191 DIRECTORY-(contd.) Land use ., g .; -0 Lan:! use (i.e., area under different types of In -0 land hectares up to two decimal places) ~~ ,------"------,--...., til 8 ~.!4 I .... 0;.2. -0 E ~ ~~~ ~~ 6.S o t,) u ~ C,) U r.IJ ~ '-> .. ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~'"' ~.s ~ ~ .... s.. = 4J;:j ~ fr-tlDe 8e·~ p ~.S °e :;3 a,) tv:) ~ v ~ - .~ °a':; ~ ~~ t' ~.~ ~ .:; ;::;". O~:.a; -<~ Jl 12 13 15 16 17 )8 19 20 FP Shill.ng (75) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (70) Rice, Maize, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (75) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA FP Shiilong (78) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (8G) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (83) LA Rice. Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shi lIong (83) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (93) Rice, Tapioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (82) EA Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA Fl' Shillong (75) Rice, Tapioca NA NA iNA NA NA FP Shillong (75) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (79) EA Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR ShilJong (77) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiJIong (100) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (100) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA PR ShiUong (101) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (103) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (109) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (1 00) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (100) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA 192 VILLAGE Amenities available (if not available within the viilage, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the di3tance in broad ranges viv.,-5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10+kms, of the nearest place where the f~cility is available is given) ,-__- ______..A.. ______-,_,.,,, Location Code No. Name of village 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/8/87 Ryngkcwskong NA 46(10) -( -5kms) -( lO+kms) R -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8 '88 Pathari NA 70(12) P -(lO+kms) R -(-5koos) -(-Skms) ~(--5kms) 14/2/8/89 Sandor NA 15(4) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) S -(-5krm) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/90 Pataghat NA 136{32} -(-5kms) -{10+kms} R,W -(-Skms) -:-Skms) -(-5kms) 14/2(8/91 Hapkata NA 28~8) P -(lO+kms) S,R -( -5kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 14/2/8/92 Belgora l\"A 271{57) P -(IO+kms) S -(-okms) ---(-5kms) -'-(-5kms) 14/2(8(93 Khaikuna NA 128(21) P -(10+kms) S - (-Skms) - (-SkID') - (--Skm.) 14(2(8/9' Mukhali NA 250(50) P -(JO+kms) S -- (10+kms) - (lO+kml) - (lO+kms) 14/2/8[95 Purnanagar NA 119(20) P -(IO+kms) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/8/96 Depkaw N.E. 14/2/8/97 Dclsora NA 62(16) P -(10+kms) R -( -5kms) -( -5kms) --( -Skms) 14/2/8/98 Sonatola NA 214(58) P -(:O+kms) W,R, --(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2[8199 Chirakata NA 271(56) P -(IO+kms) R,O -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/8/100 Weisohpieng NA 90(17) -( -5kms) -(5-10kms) S -(5--10kms) -(-5kms) -(IO-Hms) 14/2/8(101 Thyllaw NA 570(113) P(2) -(IO+kms) T,O -(lO+kms) -(5-IOkms) -(IO+km~) 14/2/8/102 Lumdiengngn NA 146(29) P -(IO+kms) W,S -(IO+kms) -(5--IOkms) -(lO+kms) 14./2/0(103 Mawdngiem NA 49(12) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) T,R -(!O+kms) -(5-10kms) -(IO+kms) _14/2/8/104 Mawrapat NA 1{8(20) P -(5-IOkms) W,S -(5--lOkms) -(5--lOkms) BS 14/218/105 Ma'Nkasain NA 227(4S) P(2) -(5-10kms) S -(lO+kms) -(5-10kms) ....,...(lO+kms) 14/2(8/106 Kenbah Malai NA 228(54) P -(lO+kms) T -(lO+kms) -(5-10kms) -(I O+kms) Sohmat 14/2[8/107 Mawsawa NA 64(10) -;-Skms) -(to+km.) T,O -(lO+kms) -(5-lOkmp) -(lO+kms) 14/2/8/108 Phlangwanbroi NA 351(73) P -(1O+kms) w -(!O+kms) -(5-10kms) BS 14[2/8(109 Phudapir NA 16(4-) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) o -(lO+kms) -(5-101<_5) - (lO+kms) 14[2/81110 Batikra NA 46(11) -(5-10kms) -(10+kms) T,K -(5-10kms) -(5-lOkms) -(lO+kms) 193 .DIl\ECTORY Land use Land use (i. e. area under difierent types of land in hectares upto two decimal places) r------,.,A...______-~ .~ ... ., .s~ ..E '"QI) Nearest town and Staple FOGd Forest v eo" ;> ~ distance (in kms) ... .:.::..to :a" Remarks ...... £ E-c .!! ;~ .(; (including ~ ...... s 0.. ..0 ." il:~ ;> any place 0.. "os os ~ 1i ...::: ::l ." ..." ~...::: of religioua u .0" "'00._ r:/:l '"bD CII ::l historical or 0 ...'" ·c ... CII elij ...'" .. .. Eoo archaeologi- 0- ..il: .~'" 'j;i .,CII.!:! ... cal interests) 0 ..... -abl.l ... ~ ~ p.., ..... ;:J us:: <=(, .".- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Shillong (100) Rice, Maize NA NA 1\;A NA NA KR Shillong (102) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA. KR Shillong (103) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (103) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (103) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (98) Rice, Maize NA NA NA. NA NA ... KR Shillopg (100) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (102) Rice, Ma.ize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (102) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA. NA KR Shillong (94) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (117) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (120) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Shillcng (89) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIlong (86) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (72) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (89) Rice NA NA NA Nt\. NA PR Shillong (67) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (73) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (85~ Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shi!long (78) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (70) EA Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (72) Rice NA NA ~A NA NA FP Shill.ng (99) Rice NA NA NA NA NA 194 VILLAGE Atnenities and .. .. Amenities available \ if not available within the village, a dash (-) "be -s is shown in the column :md next to it in brackets, the distance ~c in britad ranges vivo,-5 km., 5-10 lims and lO+kms; of a ." the nearest place where: the facility is available is given) '" s:: r- ----.---____:- ___ ---A..--__ ------0) .. LP~tion Name of vilJaee .:; <:: '" .... ,.,~ ; o:!2 , 0 ~'I"'I .. Code No. '';'; 0 ...... '" oI,.a ~ ..!:l .S ~ g o t! >-01"'- ~ .,,::~ 0101 -.,;:s .. t'C,.a ~ 't)~ .,=! e:: ~~ ::I _ %;g ~t) ~'" ... -., >- §~(I)! «~ .~ gf~ ]..s::: aX <1u o~ iJ "; .S "i ...... <, ~o os~ g ~ ~~ ;:s :a .S 0- >-~ .... o~ ~f,0 'tl ... -._... til to os .... §e:: :: b E-< [;I'l ~ 0 ~ 0 ;.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -10 14/2/8/111 Telsora NA 148(25) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) R -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) .'. ,,'t' , ~", .' 14/2,8/112 Khatiadop NA 115(28) P,M -(IO+kml) W -(-5kms) -(5-lOkms) - (IO+kms) f>,f; ., 14/2/8/113 Dephe NA 62(9) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) W PO -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) ". 1~):f8/114 Bor;:lup .~A 206(31} -(-Skms) -(10Hms) W -(--Skms) -(5-10kms) -(lOHms) 14/2,8/115 Sonditola NA 76(12) P -(IO+kms) R -(5-lOkms) - (5-10kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/8/116 Kamarphil NA 145(29) P -(IO+kms) W PO - (5...... ,10kms) -( 1J+kms) 14)2/8/117 Mawrliengkhiet NA 36(6) -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) s -(lO+kDlJ) -(5 -)Okn;ts) -( IO-f-kml) 14/2/8/118 Weishuloi NA 30(8) '" S -(IO+kms) -(S-Hlkms) -(IO+kms) -(-5~w.s) -(IO~~ms) • (lu , 1'/2[8/119 Nongkriab NA 70(15) -(-5kml) -(IO+kms) 0 -(-5kms) -(-5km.) -\lO+kms) 14/2[8/120 Umtynriew NA 27(7) -(IO+kms) -(10Hm,~) 0 -(lO+kms) -(-Skms) :-(lO+kms) .. ,it ,,0 14/2/8/121 Sobktieh NA 20(5) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kma) R -(10+kms) -(-5kn's) -(lO+kms) he' 14/2 0 8/122 Ncikong NE ,,';;-7" 14/2/81123 Sanjora 2(1} -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(-Skms) -(IO+kms) 14!2/8/124 Nongthymmai NE 14/2(8/125 Tlongp1eng NA 394(74) r -(10+kms) T PO -(lO+km~) -(lOHms) 14/2'81l26 Raibah NA 227(40) P -(lOHms) S -(-5kms) -(I~+klOa) -(IO+kml) 14/2/8/127 Raid Dewsaw NA 9)(21~ P -(JO+kml) T -(-Skms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 14/2/8/128 Domshken NA 186(38) P -(IO+kms) S -(JO+kms) -c(1O+kms) -(IOHms) 14/2/8,129 Ky~rang NA :l.23(40) P -(10+km.s) s -(-5kms) -\H+kms} B8 14/2/8/130 Mawkbmah NE 14/2,8/131 Mawpen NA 446(96) r,M -(lOHms) S --(-3kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) 14/2/8/132 Pynden~hsaw NA 374{8~) , P,M, - (10+kms) W PO -(10+kms). -(lQ-f-kms) 14/2/8/133 Ma~dai NA 151(29) P,M (IO+kms) S -(-Skms) -ll_O+kms) -(Il)+km.) 14/2/8/134 Dewsawlia ;'I:A 179(32) P -(IO+kms) r -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(II}-I-kms) L· 14/2/8/135 Khlieriat NA 79( 14) P -(10+kms) S -( 5kms) -(IO+kms) BS 14/2}8/136 Pomp lang NA 130(27) P -(IO+kms) S -(lO+km5) -(IO+kms) BS 195' D~crORY Land use (i. e., area under different types, of land in hectares apto two decimal places ~ ------...A-__ ------'l , 'U '"eo ~.!. ~ 6 :0" .- "Qj .... ~ "u :31 "'O ... ~ .;;: Nearest to\vn and Staple Food Forest .. .., ... .!! ;:I <:l::s ..... e-_ 6 distanct' (in kms) >- ~ ~~ .s ;;:::s 19 ~ 0 S0b"o 0. ;>. "T;l 0: ~ §' ..0 .., bIJ :- 8·~.9 ..0:: E -._ ol.<:l 0,-.. u t/') bI)'-" 0- "T;l ~ ;0 ~- E ::] ~o..l7.1 ..t'd_ .~ is·a ~ ~ '" ol ... ol ;>.g~::: eo s"§ ol" ;;:: .=: ! a=·~ '"' "0 'J:: ,:: :it:) bI) ~2 u~b£)~~... " <'"' ~ ...... ;:J 0 < c.:: ~ll 12 J3 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 FP ShilJong (91) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp ShilJong (109) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (72) Rice NA NA NA ?{;\ NA FP Shillong (122) Rice NA NA NA NA NA Fp Shillong (120) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (112) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilJong (103) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (99) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilloDg (98) Rice NA NA NA NA NA .... Fp Shillong (99) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR ShilJong (80) Rice, Millet, Topioca NA NA NA NJ.. NA KR ShiIlong (85) Rice, Millet, Tapioca NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillonli (76) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (90) Rice, Millet NA' NA NA NA NA· KR Shillong (SO) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA ..... .KR, ShiHong (38) Rice, JV(illet. NA: NA NA NA NA· KR:i Shillong (83) Rice, Millet; NA NA NA NI\ NA KR Shillong (60) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (86) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA PRr Shillong (.84) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA ::\A PR Shillong, (87) Rice, Miliet NA NA NA :'IiA NA 196 VILLAGE Amenities aDd ., !>I) Ameni!ies availa.ble (if not available within the village, a dash(-) ~ "0'" IS shown ill the column and nellt to it in bracets the .;: 1:"0 ~o diltance, in broad ranges viz.-5kms,5kms-l0km~. and IJ ..c: ..d~ IO+kms of the nearest place where the facilit y ... ., I: ~ .. ..---___ • ______is availableA ______is given) ~ .~ g Location Name of ...... ~..d o ~ .... Code No. .illage :1'- .. .. . t'!"; 0. 0 . --'--- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14/2/8/137 Phudstein NA 185(42) -(-5kms) -(JO+kml) R -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/138 Umsawrang NA 181(34) P -(lO+kms) R -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/139 Balat Rim NA 140(29) p,M -(lO+kms) R -(-5kms) -(-3kms) (-5kms) 14/2/8/140 Balat NA 83B( 183) P(2) -(lO+kml) R PO weekly BS 14/2/8/141 Dombah NA 26(9) -(-5kms) -(lO+kms) W -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/142 Dangar Dombah NA 756(168) P,M -(10+kms) T Do weekly -(-5kma) 14/2/8/143 Dangar Dop NA 109(21 ) -(-5kms) -(I 0 +kms) R -(IO+kms) -(--5kms) -t-5kms} 14/2/8/144 Kharabri NA 2Il (49) P -.(10+kms) W -(·-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 14/2(8/145 Dobakhol NA 48(9) -(- 5kIt's) -(lO+kms) R -(-Skms) --(-5kras) -(-5kms) 14/2/8/146 Ingkyrsa NA 97(21) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkrns) -(5-10kms),' 14/2/8(147 Iapshynreh NA 117(24) . P -(IO+Kms) W -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) -(i 0 +kms) 14/2/8(148 JOlram NA 120(26) P -(lO+kms) W -(lO+kml) -(10 +kms) -( 10 +kma) 14/2/8/149 Thakurnaw NE !4/2/8/150 Dholai Malai NA 165(35) P -(IO+kms) W -(IO+kms) -(lO+krr-s) -(IO+kms) 14/2/8/151 Dholai Bhowal NA 163(33) P -(IO+kms) W -(III+kms) --(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/8/152 Tilagoan NA 72(17) --( lO+kms) -(lO+kms) W -(10+kms~ -(IO+kffil) -(HHkml) 14/2(8/153 Trajamra NA 74(14) -.10+kms) -(-5kms) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(10+kmI 14/2/8(154 Hurupukni NA 99(24) P - (lO+kms) W -(-Skms) -1-5kms) -(-5kmJ). 14/2/8/155 Sawai N.E N.E 14/2/8/156 Rajagaon NA 151(39) -( 10 + krns) -(IO+kms) W - (lO+kms) (IO+kms) -(IO+kms) !4/2/8/157 Pisakuna NA 117(24) P -(10+km.) W -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2{8(158 Kalasadia NA 23(4) -(lO+kml) -(IO+kms) W -(1O+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10+k".) 14/2/8/159 Shnong Palong NA R6(19) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) R -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 14(2(8/160 Kandapara N.E 14/2/8/161 Domanan N.E 14/2/8(162 Pyrdenjri NA 31 (5) -(10+krns) -(lO+kms] W -(10+km.) -(IO+km.) -(lO+kma) ) 14/2(1/163 Pynden Borsora NA 319(68) -(5-IOkms) -(-5kms) W -(5-10kma) -(5-lOkms) -(5-IOkma 14/2/8/164 Lalpani NA 260(59) p -(lO+krns) R. -(- 5kms) -(-5kms) -C· SkIDl) 197 DIRECTORY Land use f) bO Land use (i. c. area under difTeJell.t type of land ::=oS ia hectare upto two decimal place. .;: "O~ r----- Q 8 "'~ .!! ::s'''a~ .e- -g U u .!oj~ • S Q, :i-o ·il d.=: Co I>- ~ ~.__, ~ "0 .8.~ g ct:i' '-' ::l .... .au :a-5!i-- ~ ~.§ oS S tr.l oICZ ... lt ...... a.~~i ! 0 ri -o~ ~" -w~ «; ... '" ... f) ;:I l:l~~ ~ o :>- !J lUI ;:8 ... ~o =--; C. ul::l 0 ~ -t,,) ...... =tJ:W !1 Q, l;S ~ 1 .;r:n ... .. -.... ; a.g ... <: ·S 8ii~ ...".a ..,::s 8 tID.!!P 0 'iI l "'" ..... C) t:_- u z:a .... ::J -< ~:a e l!.Q 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ZI Kit SbilIong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (105) R.ic:e NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (100) Rice, Topioca NA NA NA NA NA PR Shillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA PR. Shillong (93) Rice, Topi~ N'A NA NA NA NA KR Shilloog (99) Rice NA NA NA NA NA :K.R ~hillong (103) R.iCe NA NA NA NA NA FP ShilIong (107) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (99) Rice NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (84) Rice,MiUel NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (189) Ric. NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (lOB) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ~hillong (1()4) RIce NA NA NA NA NA FP ; Shill.0ll: (104) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (lOB} Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiIIong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Sbillong (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FJ> Shillonc (102) Rice NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillcmg (193) Rice, Tepioca NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong {!Oi-) Ricf: NA NA NA NA NA KR Sbillon, (18~) "ice ~A NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (12) Ri~ NA NA NA NA NA MEGHALAYA MAWKYNREW C. D. BLOCK DISTRICT EAST KttASI HILLS MILES 2 1 0 2 } 4 MILES I I I I I I N I I I I I I t KMS 2 I 0 } 5 6 KM5 ~. ...J ~_·.POI . ~'HANG'NI ...J \" u •• Yo I \ z -< .26 z 15 U OJ<". P -< 0 41 .., ( .40 o '~. .~~ . .~ -r0V BOUNDARy, DIS1RICT I t.D· BLOCK v " HEADo,uARTERS; C. D. BLOCK © '\ ~ VILLACES WITH PO~LATION SIZE 0 S T UNINHABITED VILLAGE' WI,f.H I.-C. NO "68 BELOW 200·, 200 499 o 500 999; 1000 .. ABO\I[ • ROAD: OTHER ROADS • • RIVER AND STREAM SERVICE FACILITIES POST OFFICE , DISPENSARY PO + IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET ~ © Government of India Copyright, 1985 Based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. The boundary of Meghalaya shown on this map is as interpreted from the North-Eastern areas (Re-organisatiPn) Act, 1971, but has yet to be verified. Tht Indo-Bangladesh boundary Shown on this map is the one existing prior' to the Conclusion of the agreement on May 16, 1974. between India and Bangladesh 201 ALPHA_TICAL 01\l).E& or 'VILLAGE LIST Name of the State-MEGHALAYA Code No.-l$" Nc.me of the District-EAST KHASI HILLS Code No.- 2 Name of the C. D. Block-MAWKYNREW Code No.- 9 - ----,----- Serial Location Code' No Number I Byrwait 14/1./9/34 2. DienglicRg ". 8 S. Iapkdob " 60 4. Iongksai " 68 ;:t. .latah Lakadong " 27 I). Jatah Nonglyer " 26 7. Jorlgksha " 5 8. Khapmaw :." 52 9. Kharang " l) 10. Khliehasem " 35 11. Khwad •• 47 12, Kulang ,. 61 13. Ksanrng; " 24 14. . Ladryngngi (Ladsngi.j ,. 46 15. Laitdien,sai " 2 16. Laitkyrhoog " 67 17. Laitlum " 66 18. Laitmynsan:~ " 21 58 19. Langsiew " 20. Lynshing " 19 21. "\1awblang " 63 22 Mawdulop ,,:: 23 0{ 23. Mawiapbang " 24. Mawjatap ?' :12 '-5. Mawkrial1 .n -t5 26. Mawkynrew 14 70 27. Mawlali " 28. Mawlatbah " -42 29. Mawlein '.,y 13 30. Mawlong '1 . 33 31. Mawlyngngot 55 32. Mawrasai 1 43 33. :M:awsier 25 34. Mawsna .".: 38 35. Mynniah ". 15 36. Mynsang .. 22 37. ~ohron ~'7 ------~~--~~~~~------SCrial , Name of villages LOCation Code No. NUDlW· _____..... -. n 38. Nonjhulew 14/:lli /31 39. ~oDgjrong " 10 40. Nongpvrdi ), 17 41. NOiigryngkol1 " 39 42. 'ashang I. 28 Pili!wait .S. " 7 44. Pyngkya " 53 Rableng .. '. " 3 46. . Ran gbu Ii " 57 '7. Rangphlang " 65 48. Rasongmawpynieng (Rasong) " 64 Rt9tkhnian~ 49. 'j 59 50. Rngibah (Rngi) 'f 49 51. Ryngkupep (Ryngkewpt.i " 56 52. Siangktnai ,. 30 53. Siltham " 41 Syflia~ya 54. ,~ 11 55. Syntung " 36 56. Tang lei " 12 Thangbnai 57. " 50 58. ThangsniJIg ,; 1 59. Thynroit " 69 60. Umkhoi " 62 61. Umpdem .j 54 62. U1I1saw •• 29 63. " 20 64. Umsbyngiar ". 13 65. Umsning h 9 66. Vrntong eU 16 67. Wahlakhiat ,. 4U 44 68. Wahlyng~h " 69. Wabum.im •• 5J 70. Wtijy lliang •• 48 VILLAGE DIRECTORY 204 State-MEGHALAYA VILLAGE District-EAST KHASI HILLS C. D. Block-MAWKYNREW Amenities and ., S Amenities available (if not available in the viJIa~c, a dash (- ) is shown .. ::I in the column and next t. it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges ~ e viz., -5kms, 5-10 kms and iO+kms of the nearest place where -e > r::: the facility is available i. given) ,--~----~---~- .....__-'----~-.--~ '"e .. ..:::; oS" 0:2 rn ~ .;: _g ~ ...... 8~1. Location Name or Village, 'io:; !!'"' .. ;7, .. ._-__~ Code No. ~, .. bIl clorcs .. ti ;:I tI ;;:'L ..!:l ~.:g ,!:1" ;;: ...,,- <> g.~ !>I)- ~ "0-;;-- 01'"' '" =.c ;., § g; "' .<:: 0.1 ·E ~ ~! "0 o~" • to .;: .,..",>- a- g os .$ a;~ "" .s i = 8"_..';: ...... 2 3 4 5 , 7 S , J8 14/2/·f l ThangsniDg NA 474 (18) P(2), M -(5-10 kms) T,W,O pO -(5-10 km.) -(5-I@kma) 14/2/9f2 Lai tdiellJ.ai NA 362 (65) P(2),1\1 -(IO+kms) W,TK,O -(-5kml) -(IO+kml) -(10+.1.1118) 14/2/9/3 Rableng NA 377 (71) p(2) . -(JO+kms) T,W,O -(5-IOkms; -(IO+kml) -(IO+kDll) 14/%19/4 Mawiapbaag NA 162 (26) P -(I.+km.) W,S,O -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IOHDlS) 14/2/9/5 Jong.ha 'V\ 1,.w7 (242) P(4).M(I),H -(5':"'10 kms) W,S PO --(5-10 kms) ~(IO+klIll) 14{2/9{6 Kharang 'NA 823 (139) p(2), ),( D W,S -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+-kW) 14/%/9/7 pingwait ~A 3J3 (73) P ~~-( --5 klllS) W,S -(IO+kms) -(iO+kms) -(18+kma) 14/2(9/8 Dien&lien~ ~A 4-72 (68) l' -(-5 krns) W,S --(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) --( 10-:-klIll) J4i2{9/9 Ununing ~A 210 (34) P -(5-FJ kms) W,~ -(IO+kms) -(IO~j-kms) -(IO+km.} i 14/2f9{10 ~ongjroag .'l'A 749 (125) 1'(2, -(IO-Hms) TK,S -(IO+kms -(JOHIIlI) -(lO+kms) 14/2/9/11 iynaiaay~ NA :!28 (43) l' -(IO·f-kms) S,W ·-(IO-l-kms) -( IO-Hm.) -(lO+kllll} 14/2/9/12 Taa,Jei NA 140 (25) P . -(-5.10 kms) S,W -(IO+kms\ -(IO'Hms) -(!O+kma) 14f2{913 Mawlein XA 351 (59, 1',2; - (."·10 bllS:' S .. \' --( lO+kmsI -(IO+kms) --(lO+kms) 14/2/9/11: Mawkynre" SA 394 (69,\ P,M ·_-{]O '·kms' W -(IO··!·kms) -(IO+kmsj BS 14/2/9/15 Mynniah :~A 113 (22) -(5-10 kmi) -·-(lO+k111s) W,S -(5-10 kms: -(S-10 kms) -(5-10 kms)' 14/2/9/16 UmtoDg NA 206 (3·1 -(-5kms) ·-(lO+kms) W -(lO+kms) -(-5 kms) BS 14/2/9/17 N.nlPyrdi ~'l"A '12 (26\ l' -(lO+knu) s -(lO+kms) -(IO-:-kms) -(IO+kms) 14/2/9/18 Umsaya,iar ~A 80 (15) -(-5kmS:' -(IO~1-kms: \\' -(-5 kms) -(-5 kms) -(--.5 Ions) 14/2/9/19 Lynahing "IA ·481 (102) p,1.1 ·-(IO.;~kml) S,W PO !I)weekly ns 14/2/9/20 Umsham NA 247 (49) l' .- (lO+kms) s ._.( ~ 5 kms:: . ~(-5 kms) ~-(-5 kma} 14/2(9/21 Laitmynsang 'i_-\ 123 (20) -(-5 kms.' -(IO-:-kms) W -(lO+kms) -(IO~!-kms) -(-5kms} 14/2/9/22 Mynsang \lA 371 (68) -(IO..:..l;ms: -(IO~!~kms) \I' ~ -( 10+kms;' -(lO-j-kms ) . -(IO'-{-kms) 14/2/9/23 Mawdulop ,\'A 913 (13) --(10'i-kms - -(JO+kms) W -( 10 :~kms) --(IO-}~km.) . ~(iO-:-kms) 14/2/9/24 Ksanrngi ~A J 14 (21) !' --(IO+km.) VI' -(IO+kms) -(!O-i~kmj) -(!OHms) 14/2/9/25 Maw.ier ,,-\ 3i (9) -(-5 kms) . ·-(IO+kms) W -( lO+k1115) .-(IO+kms; --( !OHms) 14/2/9/26 Jatah ~oDglyer NA ::!51 (37) ]' --(lO+kma) VI' -(lO+kms) -(IO~:·kms) --(IO+kzns) 14/2[')/27 Jat,lJ Lakad.nl '11.\ 416 IRS) P, M ---(lO-:·kms) W ~-( IO-J_kms:: -( 10_1 kms' -rlO-:·kms) 205 DmECTORY Land use ;.,- . "u Land use (i. e., area under different typer c::~"';2 of land in hectares upto two decimal places) ~.- v.: ._.A------, o... "... i bJ)~E "0 ':-0 ._..cc·- ._.: ~ .., .: .., -o~ u .-~01 '"C :0 ;:l~- ~ ~ S ..::l 01 u=='~ -;; :..t: ~; :-:<..: ;., £ ro..;:: ro 0 .e·~·bD ;r; u ...._...... 0 2 ~_S Q. '"C >- -0 >:.: 0 ,I:l ., 01 .. s~ 0. --" 0 ..<:: 0 .!:!fJ u "0 -;0 ...... ::: ..... ,,;5 ...... , 0- ~ '- " 01 ~ ~ bIJ~ ~o..c w -':!' """"~ ;: Q.) 0 ... ~ ., ~ ... I=! 3 te v ~ ... ~ ... ::l.- >- 01 u 0. 01 '";:: c. bO Ei ~ 01 0. 01 ..." .;::; 0 0 "e .:;~~ 1: ... -< Z" Il. rI:l ~ .... ;:J Q'Ub.O <<2 P::"- 0. ...0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .----~----- PR Shillong (23) ED Rice, Maize NA No'\. NA NA NA PR Sh]long (25) Rice, Maize, Millet NA NA NA NA 1\A KR Shillong (25) Rice, Maize, Millet NA NA NA NA NA PR ShiJlong ('33) Rice, Maize, Millet NA NA NA NA NA KR ShiIlong (24) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (40) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (42) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (45) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (42) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA No'\. FP Shillong (37) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (45) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (30) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (31) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (45) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA FP Sh-!long (51) Rice, Maize NA NA NA NA NA iKR Shillong (50) Rice. Millet. NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (54) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (45) Rice NA NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (43) Rice, Mill~t NA NA NA NA NA NA FP Shillong (44) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA FP ShiJlong (50) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (50) Rice, Millet NA NA NA !,;A NA NA FP Shillong (r.5) Rice, Millet NA NA NA N.\. FP Shillong (55) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA FP ~hiJl ong (55) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (50) Rice, Millet NA NA NA NA NA NA KR Shillong (40) Rice, Millet NA NA NA ,206 State-MEGHALAYA District-EAST KHASI HILLS AMENITIES A'lD C. D. Blo::k-MAWKYNREW Amenities available (if not available within the villall'e, a dash (-) i~ shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad rang:: vi;:;., -5kms, 5-IOkms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is gi\'en r------A..------.------~ Location Name of .. . 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