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Stratified Random Sampling - Mizoram (Code -23) Download The Result Stratified Random Sampling - Mizoram (Code -23) Species Selected for Stratification = Cattle + Buffalo Number of Villages Having 50 + (Cattle + Buffalo) = 264 Design Level Prevalence = 0.2 Cluster Level Prevalence = 0.03 Sensitivity of the test used = 0.9 Total No of Villages (Clusters) Selected = 110 Total No of Animals to be Sampled = 1430 Back to Calculation Number Cattle of units Buffalo Cattle DISTRICT_NAME BLOCK_CODE BLOCK_NAME VILLAGE_NAME Buffaloes Cattle + all to Proportion Proportion Buffalo sample Sairang (NT) - AIZAWL 27 Sairang 0 67 67 70 12 0 12 Ward No.1 Thingsulthliah AIZAWL 33 Lenchim 0 73 73 73 12 0 12 (Part) AIZAWL 1 Aibawk Sateek 0 79 79 130 12 0 12 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 89 89 95 12 0 12 Ward No.56 Darlawn (NT) - AIZAWL 8 Darlawn 0 99 99 104 13 0 13 Ward No.1 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 108 108 108 13 0 13 Ward No.47 AIZAWL 24 Phullen Daido 0 124 124 124 13 0 13 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 142 142 155 13 0 13 Ward No.8 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 151 151 151 13 0 13 Ward No.67 Thingsulthliah AIZAWL 33 Sihfa 0 154 154 154 13 0 13 (Part) AIZAWL 1 Aibawk Sialsuk 0 194 194 209 13 0 13 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 202 202 202 13 0 13 Ward No.50 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 205 205 205 13 0 13 Ward No.49 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 232 232 232 13 0 13 Ward No.9 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 252 252 252 13 0 13 Ward No.6 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 345 345 345 13 0 13 Ward No.1 Tlangnuam AIZAWL 36 Neihbawih 0 348 348 348 13 0 13 (Part) Tlangnuam AIZAWL 36 Muthi 0 372 372 372 13 0 13 (Part) Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 635 635 635 13 0 13 Ward No.2 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 794 794 794 13 0 13 Ward No.4 AIZAWL 2 Aizawl Aizawl (NT) - 0 795 795 795 13 0 13 Ward No.46 Aizawl (NT) - AIZAWL 2 Aizawl 0 874 874 874 13 0 13 Ward No.3 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung Thekte 0 63 63 63 12 0 12 CHAMPHAI 23 Ngopa Saichal 7 84 91 100 13 1 12 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung Sazep 0 104 104 104 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung S.Khawbung 0 127 127 127 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung Vangchhia 0 155 155 155 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung Samthang (old) 20 149 169 226 13 2 11 CHAMPHAI 13 Khawzawl Tualte 62 140 202 202 13 4 9 CHAMPHAI 11 Khawbung Khuangleng 0 202 202 213 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 23 Ngopa Hrianghmun 35 227 262 364 13 2 11 CHAMPHAI 6 Champhai Vapar 67 204 271 271 13 3 10 CHAMPHAI 6 Champhai Tualcheng 9 316 325 329 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 23 Ngopa Hliappui 0 611 611 620 13 0 13 CHAMPHAI 6 Champhai Hnahlan 40 661 701 705 13 1 12 KOLASIB 14 Kolasib Gosen Veng 0 84 84 84 12 0 12 KOLASIB 5 Bilkhawthlir Bukvannei 14 114 128 140 13 1 12 KOLASIB 5 Bilkhawthlir Bilkhawthlir 0 236 236 385 13 0 13 KOLASIB 5 Bilkhawthlir Siahapui K 36 211 247 294 13 2 11 KOLASIB 5 Bilkhawthlir Siahapui V 42 221 263 346 13 2 11 KOLASIB 5 Bilkhawthlir Saipum 4 384 388 529 13 0 13 Bairabi (NT) - KOLASIB 3 Bairabi 120 393 513 616 13 3 10 Ward No.1 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Chhotaguisuri I 0 56 56 56 12 0 12 Kamlanagar II LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte 0 62 62 62 12 0 12 (Chawngte C II) LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Ajasora II 0 65 65 65 12 0 12 LAWNGTLAI 26 S Bungtlang Chikhurlui 0 65 65 65 12 0 12 LAWNGTLAI 15 Lawngtlai College Veng 0 68 68 68 12 0 12 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Tongasora 0 70 70 97 12 0 12 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Boronasury 0 85 85 120 12 0 12 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Palenosora 0 90 90 151 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Simeinasora 0 99 99 99 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Ajasora 0 106 106 106 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Rajmandal II 0 113 113 300 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Udalthana II 0 114 114 114 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Songrasury 12 136 148 193 13 1 12 LAWNGTLAI 26 S Bungtlang Dumzautlang 0 161 161 302 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Borapansury II 0 170 170 232 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Kurbalavasora 0 172 172 317 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Parva II 0 179 179 209 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Silsury 32 156 188 324 13 2 11 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Ugulsury 0 198 198 333 13 0 13 LAWNGTLAI 7 Chawngte Chhotapansury 59 326 385 455 13 2 11 Tlabung (NT) - LUNGLEI 35 Tlabung 0 59 59 69 12 0 12 Ward No.2 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Lamthai I 0 63 63 101 12 0 12 LUNGLEI 10 Hnahthial S.Lungleng 0 84 84 84 12 0 12 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Silkur 0 85 85 150 12 0 12 LUNGLEI 38 West Bunghmun Lokisuri 0 90 90 141 13 0 13 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen New Balukiasuri 0 93 93 118 13 0 13 Lunglei (NT) - LUNGLEI 17 Lunglei 0 96 96 96 13 0 13 Ward No.9 LUNGLEI 38 West Bunghmun New Sachan 0 104 104 164 13 0 13 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Balungsuri 0 105 105 167 13 0 13 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Khojaisuri 0 107 107 177 13 0 13 Lunglei (NT) - LUNGLEI 17 Lunglei 0 127 127 134 13 0 13 Ward No.12 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Lamthai II 0 133 133 233 13 0 13 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Khojoisuri Old 0 136 136 252 13 0 13 LUNGLEI 18 Lungsen Kalapani 0 140 140 220 13 0 13 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Tuidam 0 52 52 69 12 0 12 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Sotapa Veng 0 67 67 67 12 0 12 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Darlak 0 76 76 76 12 0 12 MAMIT 16 Lengpui Lengpui II 0 77 77 85 12 0 12 Lengpui (NT) - MAMIT 16 Lengpui 0 84 84 105 12 0 12 Ward No.1 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Bawrai 0 87 87 87 12 0 12 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Rajivnagar 0 103 103 141 13 0 13 MAMIT 39 West Phaileng Lallen 0 113 113 166 13 0 13 MAMIT 39 West Phaileng Marpara North 11 227 238 408 13 1 12 MAMIT 40 Zawlnuam Saikhawthlir 0 305 305 305 13 0 13 East Lungdar SERCHHIP 9 E.Lungdar 8 93 101 101 13 1 12 (Part) SERCHHIP 30 Serchhip Chhingchhip 0 150 150 150 13 0 13 East Lungdar SERCHHIP 9 Lungchhuan 10 151 161 161 13 1 12 (Part) SERCHHIP 32 Thenzawl Thenzawl West 5 205 210 312 13 0 13 SERCHHIP 32 Thenzawl Thenzawl Vengthar 12 401 413 621 13 0 13 SIAHA 34 Tipa Vahia 0 64 64 143 12 0 12 SIAHA 31 Siaha Siata-I 0 71 71 71 12 0 12 SIAHA 34 Tipa Bymari 0 86 86 86 12 0 12 SIAHA 34 Tipa Pala 0 89 89 142 12 0 12 SIAHA 31 Siaha Tisopi 0 91 91 107 13 0 13 Saiha (NT) WARD SIAHA 31 Siaha 0 96 96 96 13 0 13 NO.-0002 SIAHA 34 Tipa Phura-S 83 28 111 161 13 10 3 SIAHA 34 Tipa Maisa 26 93 119 119 13 3 10 SIAHA 34 Tipa Miepu-I 75 51 126 185 13 8 5 SIAHA 34 Tipa Phura-N 87 46 133 226 13 9 4 SIAHA 34 Tipa Siatlai 0 173 173 173 13 0 13 SIAHA 31 Siaha Theiva 0 190 190 376 13 0 13 SIAHA 34 Tipa Lopu - II 0 228 228 279 13 0 13.
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