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Kalahandi Forest Division Reserved Forests Name of Range Name Of Kalahandi Forest Division Reserved Forests Name of range Name of Blocks Area in Hectares Govt. notification Madanpur –Rampur Tapranga 6839 Urladani 10737 Benaguda 5087 Sunamukhi 2399 Dengen 496 Jerka 1006 Turchi 246 Sadel”A” 282 Sadel “B” 320 Satami 1873 Telen 2630 Lumersingha 119 Bhatel 37 Sripali 46 Biswanathpur Champadeipur 67 Jhimri 1419 Raul 655 Bori 1448 Patraguda 179 Dhepaguda 464 Sargiguda 767 Kidding 688 Samjhola 893 Niyamgiri 2007 Porgel 1762 Dulma 565 Nachiniguda 1154 Jalkrida 1775 Machul 967 Benbhata 1657 Pahadpadar 1670 Kesinga Nangalguda 1474 Kamel 176 Karladanger 375 Madakhola’A’ 659 Kerbandi 1108 Bazargarh 7911 Kadalighati 1655 Narla 1293 Bhawanipatna Dhangada-Dhangidi 250 Kanamanjure 1932 Sinang 1178 Kutrukhai 315 Bhalu 60 Pordhar 704 Jugsaipatna 2084 Nehela 3956 Karlapat 7077 Alma 1404 Madakhol ‘B’ 645 Brahmani 5768 Dhanupanchan 740 Junagarh Ghana 3094 Kelia 232 Jalabandha ‘A’ 40 Jalabandha ‘B’ 28 Jalabandha ‘C’ 76 Pariagarh 810 Panigaon 508 Kandul 95 Barjan 355 Jharbandha 317 Sahajkhol 12521 Raktaboden 180 Talc hirka 140 Bhalujore 48 Balagaon 64 Dulkibandha 47 Ninaguda 71 Singhari 5887 Udayagiri 1197 Jerka 2754 Kegaon Daka 343 Kumkot 5000 Chura ‘A’ 7732 Chura ‘B’ 2333 Gujia 339 Lini 139 Ghatual 275 Adabori 921 Bisbhurni 212 Nageswar 3154 Thuamul-Rampur Thakuranipadar 83 Goyalkhoj 234 Kuspari 131 Khakes 74 Ampadar 94 Sulbadi 11 Baghmari 26 Arkhapedi 66 Kucharighati 33 Uperchikra 69 Ranipadar 62 Benakhamar 450 Kadokhaman 78 Bijaghati 38 Proposed reserved forest Name of the Range Name of the blocks Area in Hectors Notification with date I .Bhawanipatna Sagada 1069 Khandual 450.73 46268/R dt.02.06.75 Jugsaipatna Extn. 1357.83 Thuapadar gundi 9095.88 II .Junagarh Hatimunda 384.93 B amani 109.88 59079 Dt.27.09.80 Adkl 97.12 Pandi 692.69 Lamtodonger 35.11 Sastuguda 521.75 Karli 105.12 III .M.Rampur Ramud 612.48 66754/R.dt.24.12.68 Gochhadengen 366.76 28559/R dt.05.06.68 Mundramaska 757.40 66746/Rdt.24.12.68 Pongabaju 2151.10 22062/Rdt.24.12.70 Podgudi 830.32 6963/R dt.14.02.70 Puijhiri 2163.18 35510/R dt;31.07.85 Pandrimahul 303.48 Dengsur 259.76 M.Rampur Manikera 65.71 60267/R dt; 03.09.80 Talnuagaon 285.55 59933/R dt;2.09.80 Kutugudum 725.12 59937/R dt: 2.09.80 Sulia ‘A’ 4920.48 28312/R dt: 30.06.59 Sulia ‘B’ 202.34 28312/R dt:30.06.59 Harlanga 1497.28 60252/R dt;03.09.80 Chandapindaa 298.25 Karla 432.11 IV.Biswanathpur Porgel Extn. 3045.67 28308/R dt;30.06.59 Hatisal’A’ 5311.15 28316/R dt;30.06.59 Hatisal’B’ 130.94 Raul-Jhimri Extn 3391.24 28302/Rdt: 30.06.59 Nachniguda’B’ 84.82 Katsama 130.62 40362/R dt:28.05.75 Baternima 209.79 Kidding Extn 325.36 Narla Extn 406.20 61749/Rdt:14.09.84 Podapadar 37.72 Kamarda 455.68 59083/R dt: 27.08.80 Gajrajpur 78.83 Kandoma 127.24 Melenda 91.70 Mukundpur 43.22 69369/Rdt:31.10.84 Sikerkupa 23.31 59071/R27.08.80 Jamguda 109.75 58779/Rdt:25.08.80 Sikerguda 362.43 59075/Rdt: 27.08.80 Badibahal 47.59 58786/Rdt: 25.08.80 Mundighati 89.23 Bijepur 1064.65 61753/Rdt:14.09.84 Sahajpada 221.79 61741/Rdt: 14.09.84 Kanchili 91.94 61737/Rdt: 14.09.84 Gobardhanpur 47.75 Kadamguda 112.01 Trimuhi 536.65 59087/Rdt:27.08.80 V.Thuamul Rampur Indravati 1044.41 66734/Rdt:24.12.68 Tunapari 700.16 39011/Rdt:27.7.68 Kuspari Extn. 166.63 66738/Rdt:24.12.68 Gojiadanger 16.67 28513/Rdt:5.6.68 Hadsil 355.94 22053/Rdt:24.04.70 Tarapadar 411.07 VI .Kegaon Goilbindha 178.06 Sindhbadi 75.27 Sikuan 25.09 Masigaon 30.92 Jayantpur 213.87 Kalamdei 3.56 Kankri’A’ 31.96 Kankri’B’ 26.50 Banakdei 92.50 Ammuda 241.97 Patramara 132.72 .
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