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Town Directory, Part X-A, Series-11

Town Directory, Part X-A, Series-11

~rof 'fiT if~~;n 1981 CENSUS OF 1981

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~q-~-3l PART - X-A

TOWN DIRECTORY

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K. C. DUBEY of the Indian Adminittratl'yf St'''''iC~ Director of Censu!. Operation~ Madhya Pradesh

~,,;n 1981-5I~ lit""" 1981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN (1981 • ~olitlllt"'r .-.n~ ad'.", "(~ 1IIf·.~1 11" f"""t~ 'Ill" ,,~1f~er tM) (1981 Censu'l1 Publl;:atjon : Series 11 in all India Series wJII be pubU,hecllD tbe followl.8 parts)

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m;r I-ar 3iillioaf"", Rlftt-~ Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration

'qTtI'I-i( s(Q,,~f"1i ~-mr~ Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation

'fTlTll-1l' ~~~~ Part II-A General P.:lpulation Tables

"IT'T II-i( ~~~m;:.tvr Part II-B Prim'lry Census Abstract

"IT'TIU ~mm~ Part III General Economic Tables

"IT'TIV ~tJ;r4~~~ Part IV S::>cial and Cultural Tables

"IT'TV ~') ~fVrl.1T • Part V Migration Tables

'fTlTVI ~~ Part VI Fertility Table~

~rlT VII lAiT'it qar ~l!IiRf ~ tn:: ~fQrrt Part VII Tables on Hou;es and Disabled Populatioll 1{llT VIn ~~~ Part VIII Household Tables \1TlT IX ~~~"'~'"A'~ltn::~~ Part IX Sp.:cial Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes \1TlT X-

~X... ¥ fit ;:prif I!i1' ~ fttnt 'Part X-B Survey Reports on Szlectcd Towns

\1TlT X~ "!if It{ IJt;ij 1(>') ~ ftq\t PartX-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages Y1Tt1 Xl ~ ~ m 1:!;f tr2~ ;;nflr ~ ~ 'f;r;;rmr 1fT flriIf f15f1fr.r Part XI Ethnographic notes and Special Studies on SchedUled Castes and SchcduJ,d TI il:'cs \1TlT-XII Part XII CeJ'lSUS A tJas if!n:-J 1982 IfiT ~~ ~~~ it;~1I'PffiA; ~ ~ Paper I of 1982 Primary Census Ab,tract for S;;heduled Ct\stcs and Scheduled Tribes

~~ ~;m:: it; ~ ! State GovermatDt Publications

'lfII'-XIII tr. 6'IT m. ~ ~ 45 mr Ifi't ~ ~ ~ Part XTII A & B Di.. trict Censu. Handbook f~r each of the 45 districts in the State. (qylf ~ ~ ~ C'I1iT srrqflRi' ~ 'fl"tlW) ~ (Village and Town Direetor)' and Primary Census Abstract)

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SHifofi1R vi FOREWORI)

SffiIAiIT vii PREFACE ij'~TlfiT W"T ~i'it of Abbreviations xi

"'~I ~ Chapter J Introduc tory 1

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Cnpt~r III P;lysi:al and Location Aspect 10-21 {jSl(ll('IV ro;frlr fif

{jSl(ll(' VI ammf9'G ;r~T ~ li" ;wrfi:ifi ~ ~;:lf WOIlfriT C:lapt.::r VI Civk and other Am~nities in Notified Slums 29-33

'l6!:l1lf VII ~, m«ifi, 11il"~ Q,Ci ~ ~if CilapterVn Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Amenitiu 34-37

~~ vln ~, ~, ~Fr ~ar ~'fiR Chapter V:lIl Trade, Commerce. Industry and Bankini 38-60

Chapter IX Primary Census Abstract 61-62

f.r«or Statements 63-399

m<:ur I 5T~~ ~ ,r.l~ St.a.t.cm.:nt I Status and Growth History 64-115

~1!f II ~ lfiT 'II'rfuifi om ~~, 1979 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of towns, 1979 116-145

~1!f III "1'I(qlf~"" f.ffi, 1978-79" Statement III Municipal Financ~. 1978·79 147-189

~.lV "1llfRifi ~ct ~ ~if Statclll;:nt IV Civic and other Amenities . 191-245

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~~ srrllffir;!; ~ mmr Townwbe Primary Census Abstract . 400-437

q~ Appendices 439-476

~~I qOI'lf;qI'i~I( ;:pRf ~ ~ App~ndiK I Location of Towns arrangeci in alphabetical order 439-445

~II \lR~ 3fr~ ~~~ ~ (1981) App~ndiK II Towns arrang.,I according to population size (1981) 446-452

~III ~ qfll;f( (1981) ~ ~ ~;:pI'( , ApPilndiK UI Towns arranged districtwhe according to pcpulatiol' l>ize (1981) 453-460

v~~ IV ~~~iflT(~~ Apl'"niiK IV Town~ showillJ outgrowths with population 461-465

~~V '(TVIf if ~ it m'N ~ Ap~=nJiK V Places of Tourist interest in the towns of the State 466-476

~ Maps 477-555 - _------....:.. ------_._-

IM'f~ TOWN DIRECTORX

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(vi) FOREWORD

Under the 1971 Census series publications, for data contained therein is amenable to a trend an­ the first time a state level town directory volume alaysis. The Statement VII of 1971 series of town was brought out as a source of basic data in respect directory relating to population by religion and sche­ of all ~he towns in the state. The town directory duled castes and scheduled tribes has bcen dropped volume 01 1971 series proved useful to the plan­ as its compilation is expected to take time. A new ners, administrators, research workers, academicians statement IV-A, howe,·er, endeavours to provide and others and. therefore. the state level town direc­ information on civic and other amenities in slums tory based all the 19""81 census is also propo":~ to in Class-I and Class-II towns. It i" hoped that this be publish(.d. The basic fraine of the tOWl. directory information will be useful for undertakin¥ new or of tt.e 1981 series remains more or less the same strengthcning the existing basic civk serVIces in the as in the ca~e of the 1971 serie... However, a few slums to meet one of the requirement, of the Mini­ modifications and innovations have been made to mum N~ed5 Programme. make it n.ore informative and useful. It is with ihis objective in ,iew that, besides a new statement a 3. The data for the town directory ha'S been com­ . detailed analytical note supported by a numbe~ of piled in the Census Directorate by Shri O. P. Tiwari, Investigator under the direction of Shri K.C. Dubey, inset tables based on data on th,~ primary census abstracts and infrastructure have been aJded. the Director of Census Operation'S Madhya Pradesh. His team of devoted workers led by Shri Ram Singh Deputy Director of Census Operations worked . 2. The volume is di'ided into two sections. Sec­ painstakingly for compilation of the volume. The tion A presents an analytical note, the town direct­ !ask of planning, .designing and coordination of pro­ ory covering 7 statements, to\Vn-wh~ primary cen­ Jcct has been Cl!rne..:l out by Dr. Na~. Deputv Regis­ sus abstract and a few appendices. Section B c.on­ rar General (Social Studies) of my Office. Dr. B.K. tains a number of important maps, including maps Roy. Deputy Registrar General (MAP), provided on land use pattern. Statements I to VI of the town the technical I!uidance in the preparation of the dir~tory p~ovide a wide range of demographic, eco­ maps. The draft manuscripts compiled in the Cen... nomIC, SOCIal and cultural data in respect of each sus Directorate have been 'lcrutinised in the Social town. These cover information on the location of Studies Division at the headquarters by Shri S.P. town~, civic admi~i~tration status, growth history, Jain Investigator under the able guidance of Shd phYSIcal aspec!s, CIVIC an~ other amenities, munioipal M.M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I avail of this finances, medical, educatIOnal, recreaticnal and cul­ opportunitv to thank all my colleagues who ~onrri­ tural amenities besides trade, commerce industry' buted to this project. a!ld banking institutions, etc. These state~ents are .broa..:lly comp~~able to similar statements incluiled New Delhi, P. PADMANABHA, In the town dIrectory of the 1971 series and the 2 September, 1983. Rcgistrar General. India

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(VII) PREFACE

It was in tne Census of 1971 that a compilation An effort has also been made to make this publi­ of directory of the towns of the State was br0'!lght cation interesting and more meaningful by including out as an independent Volume for the first time. 42 land use maps in respect of Class I and Class II This was in addition to the District Census Hand­ towns. As in 1971, the State Town Directory Volume book in which data of every town in a district is will include land use pattern in respect of all Class given as also of villages. This .publication received I and Class II towns. This land use pattern maps immediate and interested attentIcn from the data covers 30 district headquarters and 12 other towns users. It has, therefore, been considered useful to whiCh come in the cla,ss I and ciass II size class. continue this compilation in tbe present Census also. While scanning through the data, it became ap­ parent that the field agencies perhaps could not There are 7 Statements in thi" Volume. These understand the real import of 'lome terms. Examples are :- would be found in the number of stadia, auditoria Statement I--Status and Growth History. and places of tourist interest reported by them. It is difficult to introduce personal knowledge in all Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of cases and so the data is being presented in whatever towns. shape it has been reeeh-ed. Statement III-Municipal Finallce---1978-1979. A small write up has also been given just by way Statement IV-Civic and Other Amenities. of introducing the respective tables. It is considered that a more detailed and more analytical write up Statemenu IV A-Civic and Other Amenities in would have been definitely more useful. Census has Notified Slums. its own limitations in respect of time particularly Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational for a bird of passage like me. It was, therefore, and Cultural Facilities. never intended to go in for a probing and detailed write up and it is being left to scholars on urbaniza­ Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and ation, urban demography and urban suciology to Banking. undertake a really scholarly analysis and interpreta­ tion of this very useful data on urbanisation. The In addition to this the Primary Census write up herein presented is just a sketchy analyti­ Abstract of the town is also given. 5 Appendices cal note. have also been presented which show (1) Loca­ tion of towns arranged in alphabetical order (II) My colleagues Shri M.L. Sharma, Deputy Direct­ Towns arranged according to population size (Ill) or of Census Operations, Shri M.G. Mohril, Assist­ towns arranged districtwise according to population ant Director of Census Operations have worked size, (IV) towns showin~ their ~utgrowth with poP.u­ hard in the presentation of the mapuscript. Shri lation and (V) appendIx showmg places of tounst M.G. Mohril, Assistant Director has been particul­ interest in the towns. As many as 52 inset tables arly helpful in analysis of the data and in drafting are being provided with a view to facilitate the an­ the write-up. lowe a great deal of debt to them. In alysis of data contained in the tables and to high­ addition Shri Ram Singh, Deputy Director, Shri light the urbanization and other trends. In fact Vidyasagar, Assistant Director an.d Shri O.P. Tiwari, these inset tables are only 31 in number. However, Tabulation Officer and the team working under some of the inset tables have more than one part them have worked hard in ~he compilation of the and the total Le., tables with their parts raises the . number of inset tab1es to 52. . statements. Maps have been prepare,J in the carto­ graphic section of my office under the guidance of Shri KM. Dhawle, Senior Geographer. To each one It may be remembered that the data in this of them I am grateful. But for their efforts it would Volume is being presented for all the towns in the not have been possible to bring out this Volume in State arranged in alphabetical order for the State as this shape. . ;.. ~. ; a whole and not districtwise. The other point which may be kept in view is that whereas in the town I am extremely grateful to Shri P. P oldman abba, directory included in the District Censu.> HandbOOk, our Registrar General, and Shri N.G. Nag. Deputy, the Primary Census Abstra~t provide,> wardwise Registrar General (Social Studies) for giving us data in respect of each town, this Volume provides valuable guidance from time to time. data in respect of the towns as a whole and not ward wise. K. C. DUBEY,

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W'i' Ifi' SECTION A

f_~ f~ ~ ~ f.rifmir f~ ADalytical Note aDd Town Diredory Statements ---_.::_--:___- ...::==-_. -===

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;IfII"{' m~ if ~ ~al IIil ~ LIST OF o\BBREVIATIONS USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

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~;rn: '(vi) C~'ls~n T(.'wa CT f.rn Iffir mmr m~ \ ( .. ii) Sp};i!t! A.m. D.=ve!opment Authorit)' \ SAD A. I'ITl1'ft.. ~ "II' !f2I'YT~ 2. Civ;,. and Otller Amellitie\ men: (i) Sewe-r s ~ mftnrt (ii) Open Surface 'Drain OSD ~~ (iii) B.:n Surface Drain BSO ~~ (iv) Sylk Drains ·SO ~rmr (v) Cess POOl! Method CD ~n (vi) Pit Svstem Pt fiR'll: (vii) Head LllI\ds Hl:. it

~. (xi) Sewera~'- s

..3. ""'.Drinking Water-, SII]1p/V ~~1IPr (i) Tu!)e well water/Hand plomp TW

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iffr 'liT qy;ft (ii) Tap Water T' ~tt ~ IfTift (iii) Well Wat.,r W ~ 'liT qrrrr (iv) Ta'1k Water TK m (v) OVl}rhead Tank OHT. ~ (vi) S.:rvi;e. reRervf'ir SR iIit (~ii) Riv:.r inliltrati an Gallery fG \ am:;for ~ ~ (viii) B)re well PUmping ~Y~lem OWP m~ (ix) Pressure Tank pr r.fimn ~al 4. M~di"Ql

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(i) Hospit:d H mmrtT; (ii) Dispensary Q ~fi (iii) H~llth Centre He qft;m: ~" (iv) Fami!y Planning Centre Fe tt.ir.~ (v) T.B. CIi'1ic TB- ;rilm ~ (vi) NurSll"jf Home NH

~ (vii) Others () ftm~ 5. 'Edllcotiono I IItIf.. tli+l4~ (i) Arts CoJlege At ¥l~fc"iII+14 f.nn;r (ii) Science College S >t~f.. 'Ci 1+14 iIi+IT 11;1(' mrr.r (iii) Arts and St;ience College AS ¥lI'lOIAtll+l4 'I!;1t ~ (iv) Commerce College C tjiiIA'I+l4~ I!;;f ~ (v) Arts and Collll~rce College AC 11{IA"I+l4~, fcmr.r ~ ~ (vi) Arts, Commerce & Science Collell; ASC ¥l~fiI" I~-f.ml (vii) Law College L "UTt~ (viii) ShOlt Hand SH (xiii)

~~~ (Ix) Typo wntina' ri~~m"~ (x) Sharthan(: & Type writing l!hType

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~~ PH. (i) P~CC3 RQad

~~ (ii) Kuccli'a'Ruad KR ,,;tmpr, 8fIftr ~ 7. Re(:reati3nal tJlld Cultu,Dl ~~ (i) Public LibIiUY PI. 1fi'iAIiI'If (ii) Road ing R. Jom 1\8.

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1 CHAPTER-I INTRODUCTION

. 1.1 One of the very first items or work that a URBAN AGGLOMERATION Census Director has. to undertake is the demarcation of p~aces as rural and urban. In all the Censuses 1.6 Apart from town/city the 1971 concept of urban throughout the world, Census data are presented for agg1omeraiion is also adopted for tne 1981 Census. rural and urban areas separately and Indian Census Very often large railway colonies, University cam­ is no exception. The distinction between J;ural and puses, port areas, military camps, etc. come up· out­ urban is not yet amellable to a single defination side the statutory limits of the city or town but ad­ which would b;: applicable to all countries. joining it. Such ureas may 110t by themselves qualify to be treated as towns but if they form a continuous 1.2 111ere can be many angles to look at the ques­ spread with the town, they are outgrowth~; ()f the tion of demarcating area' as urbC\ll. One could be town and d.!serve to be treated as urban. Such towns the demographic consideration. The other view could together with their outgrowths have· been treated as be to take the level of infrastructural development in one urban unit and callyd 'urban agglomeration'. An an ar~a in addition to demographic characteristics. llrban agglomeration may constitute. This consideration is rather difficult in application (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part uniformally all over the country firstly, because of the 'of outgrowth being outside the statutory complexity of the Indian situation and regional varia­ limits but falling within the boundaries of tion in the level of infrastructural facilities and the adjoining village or villages; secondly because application of such a test neces­ sarily involves expertise: Also, this test requires time (b) One town with similar outgrowths or two for study. Frankly speaking, such pleasurable pur­ or more adjoining towns with their out­ suits are unfortunately not in the lot of Census growths as in (a); or takers in our country. (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns wltn 1.3 The defination of an urban unit that j'as been the o~tgrowths all of which form a' con­ adopted in this Census is· the same as that adopted tinuous spread: in 1971 an.d th~ basic reason to retain the old defina­ 1.7 The State Town Directory covers all the towns, tion was to have a meaningful comparison with the the Statutorily notified as well as non-municipal or data of earlier Censuses and to provide the basis for Census toWns. There are 327 such towns in the analysis of trends of urbanisation in the State. State in this census. The amenities and other aspectH 1.4 .According to the defiQation adopted, urban are being presented in codes with a view to save space units at the present Census are :- which are being explained in the beginning of this Directory. It may be useful to remember that where (a) All places with a municipaHty, cOiporation an urban agglomeration includes two or more· inde­ or cantonment board or notified town area; pendent towns. t..lte names of the town constituting the urbun agglomeration have been indicated in thb :b) All other places which satisfied the follow­ alphabetical arrangements of towns within the State ~ng criteria: irrespective of whether they form agglomeration or not. Their names hav'e been repeated in the alpha­ (i) A minimum population of 5,000; betical order under the name of the agglomeration (ii) At least 75 per cent of the male working which naturally is named after the name of the main population engaged in non-agricultural town of the agglomeration. The particulars of the pursuits; and . . · constituent units of the agglomeration have not been furnished where they occur separately Dnd in such (iii) A q,ensity of population of at least 400 · ~ses. suitable e;xplanation has been provided by the per km.2 (1,000 per square 'mile). · SIde of the name of the town. .. '1.5 The urban. criterion of 1981 varies slightly 1.8. Some towns have outgrowths Which (io not honi that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses in· that the qualify to be tr~ated as town. hence as .,uch the parti- . males' working in activities such as fishin~, logging, CUhlr!;" for such outgrowths will nor be separately avail­ etc. were treated as engaged in nen-agricultural acti­ able. However, appendix IV shows the population of vity. and therefore, contributed to the 75· per cent. . the core town and populatiOn of outgrowths, separa- criterion in 1961 and 1971 Censllses, whereas in the · tely ..In the cas~ 9f towns haviT'lg such outgrowths an 1981 .Census these activities are t:-eated ·as on per as!erlS~ mark would be .. fO~d placed against their _with cultivation and Jlgricultural labour for the pur- · n~me . III the body of the statement to indicate that pose of this criterion.' . they have outgrowths whiCh are not sepante towns. 1 11lII1Itn

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2 3 4 5 6 ------_._------_._---_._-_._-_I ... -----_. __ .-_._--_.--_._-- 1901 16,860,768 15,402,723 1,458,045 19.11 19,440,965 18,141,958 + 17. 78 1,299,007 + 10. 91 1921 19,171,750 17,731,538 -2.26 1,440,212 + 10.87 1931 21,355,657 19,583,786 + 10. 45 1,771,871 + 23. 03 1941 23,990,608 21,637,831 + 10. 49 2,352,777 +32.78 1951 ::8,071,637 22,938,700 +8.01 3,132,937 + 33.16 1961 32,373,408 27,745,174 +20.95 4,627,234 + 47. 70 1971 41,654,119 34,869,352 + 25. 68 6,784,767 + 46.63 1981 52, 178t844 41,592,385 + 19.28 10,586,459 + 56.09 ---_.. _------._--

.---- .. - "------_._------. ---- ~ ---_. __ --- ~"Oi' ._--....

~ srfa1Rr ~ 7 8 9 10 11

238,396,3" 212,544,454 25,851,873 212,093,390 226,151,757 +6.40 25,941,633 +0.3. 211,321,213 223,235,048 -1.29 28,088,167 +8.27 2711,977,13' 245,5:U,241 +9.98 33.455,989 + 19.12 318,660,880 274,507,283 + 11. 81 44,153,297 +31. 97 381,081,.,.0 298,844,381 +8.79 62,443,709 +41. 42 439.234,711 360,.298,168 +0.64 78,936,603 + 26.11 141,168,812 439,045,675 21.18 10,911,397 . +38.23 8l1li,184,6&2 125,457,355 19.68 159,737,357 +46.39

1 CHAPTER II

STATUS AND GROWIH mSTO~Y 2.1 In thb chapter It is proposed to discuss the 2.3 Economic ·history of a State reveals a close re­ status and growth history of towns in the State. It lationship between industrialization and urbanization is hoped that the study will help in having some idea because modem large-scale industries can not develop about the degree and pace of urbanization in Madhya unless the necessary infrastructure is· available. This Pradesh. is only possible in uroan centres and therefore, it may even be said tbat it is not possible to have indus­ 2.2 EConomic development of t:cgion, State or a trialisation without urbanisation. 'country is associated with the growth of urbanisation. In other words, an increasing level of urbanisation is 2.4 The growth of urbanisation iri Madhya Pradesh an important index of industrialisation or over-all "'ill be discemibk by a perusal of th~ inset tables economic development. Urbanisation facilitates the which are given in this chapter. To begin with, we may process of modernization, the spread of scierrce and have a lOOK at the growth of urban population in the of the attitude of economic rationality. It also brings State vis-a-vis India as a whole; this is shown in the about sociological transformation. foUowing tabl~ : TABLE 1 GROWTH OF POPULATION IN MADHYA PRADESH IN RELATION TO THE COUNTRY

STATE

Census year Total. PopulatiOn RURAL URBAN

Population Decadal percentage Total variation Population 1 2 3 4 5

1901 16,860,768 15,402,723 1,458,045 1911 19,440,965 18,141,958 +17.78 1,299,007 1921 19.171,750 17,73].538 -12.26 ],440,212 1931 21,355,657 19,583,786 +10.45 1.771,871 1941 23,990,608 21.637,831 +10.49 2,352,777 1951 26.071,637 22,938,700 + 6.01 3,132,937 1961 32,372,408 27.745,174 +20.95 4.627,234 1971 41,654,119 34.869,352 +25.68 6,784,767 1981 52,178.844 41.592,385 +19.28 10,586.459

ALL INDIA _-.. __ 0-"-- __ Total RURAL URBAN ])ecadal percentage Population population Dccadal percentage Population Decadal percentage variation variation variation

6 7 8 9 10 ·11 238,396,327 212,544,454 25,851,873 _10.91 252,093.390 226,151,751 . +6.40 25,941,633 +0.35 ·,10.87 251,32],213 223,235,046 .1.29 28,086.167 +8.27 +23.03 278,977,238 245,52] .249 +9.98 33.455,989 +19.12 +32.78 318,660,580 274,507,283 +11.81 44,153,297 +31.97 +33.16 361.088,090 298,644,381 +8.79 62,443.709 +41.42 +41.70 439,234,771 360,298,168 +0.64 78,93i:i,603 +26.14 +46.63 548.159,652 439,045.675 21.86 10,911,397 +38.23 +56.03 685,184.692 525,457,355 19.68 159,727,357 +46.39

2 2. 5 ~ rnafr III an ~ f'fi Vl1frIrr q;t « m t 2. 9 ~ it; srror ~ m~ ~cf ifTq!f ~f;j;rr 'lilu::irll" ~ ~ lfiT ~~ t:t't 'lTTW '1>i ;r;rn'li!fT ~) srf«~~;rr lSi srfmm ffIWaT ;tfr mvIt 1 !J lI'tfl' if; \TI;ft~ ({it if4f~!f ,ir-hililfr 'fir 'nrr. 1971 83.7. S8. 1 16.3 19.9 fi'{ii ,-fJr 'lIiq"~ 25. GS 'C{f -15.63 :!IT 1 1971-31· if <:i1T ~r 1981 79.7 76.7 20.3 23.3 mqrlll o;: ~roli ;;r::r;fliTr ~ 2: 12 m~uft if. 2 Ii!f -,;. it ;r:TIi "(ill Itt 'iT wr t'r ;r1Tit1f ;;r;r~'ll ifil srfd'n 1nThl t I ~ tfr. 1971 ij"Ii' ~ ~ ~ ~~ 1981 itll'~ ~ ~lJ 1fi1f ~ 'If ~ ~ 1 0 ~ ir it -.------..--.~-_----.-----.-.--- .. -- "l'rot it ~ f.... ifirT 46. 39 ~ 1I".-fifi q;1 srh it Uli) J"I' ";fr::fnr 1IfEr qfir~ 'f"r qlf 56. 03 ~lTTf,~p f.... m llTf( ~ I "if 1l:'r-lHlT 1",' ~';;;rfri 11"'1'­ ~ tfta trfi:r Nnr<:TT '*" ~ 'I>'t lir~ fr ~:r 'fi"~ '~~ II <:rf~ il";ft 'R~ ",,.orr 'fir lTld'lT:f W ~ w m~sK!!I if ;f.rthr fi:~fif 'fi'l''IHa" ~ "111,'1" ~ c.nlf;" I --~------... -.---.------2 3 4 2. 8 fcImr ;J ~ Cflt it ifrrU ilft Uli'i!' ~.~ ~ ~mfonr ._------srmmr f1F:m qfirifi ~ lIT ;;rr~m I ~~ f;rl'i{ mW if InTfllT '--"--' 'lm:i1I' 685,184,692 159,727,357 23.31 'FlIT t :- Jf~f'!i~ 62.784,171 21,933,534 35.03

i1I'TfifOl'il"ll 48,408,017 15,931. 313 3 !. J j ;rroilftum ;:rrr~l 11\'1' qi'il tflI'mI. 34,085,793 10.501.553' 31. 1') it ,f~ Iff 'li1IT ~~ 37,135,714 10,729,60S 21 ..'1) 2. 3 .q'lUiJ 16,788,915 4,647,757 27.68 I 1901 121 q~;flt tlmr 54,580,641 14.4JS,721 23.41 1911 118 --3 .Jf~ 1,420,953 375,460 23.42 1921 122 '+4 . vtasmr 53,549,673 12,487,576 23.32 1931 147 +25 ~~ 12,922,618 3,827,:187 21. 8S 1941 174 +27 5.987,389 1,260,403 1951 202 +28 '~lf~ 21. 05 191U 219 +17 .~ 34,261;862 7,210,508 21. 05 1971 250 + 31 1f51I'm 52,118,844 10,56S,459 2 J. 29 1911 327 + 77 m 25,453,680 4,771,275 18.74 ._-----_ 3

2.S It. wJlI be seen nom the abQ\'~ table that the 2.9 It is not proposed to discuss table number 1 in proportion of rural and urban population t,? tot.:tl as much detail. as to cover the decadal percentage population in Madhya Prade:;h and India dupng the variation of·the rural ~d urban components since the last 8 decades is as below : beginning of this century. This aspect may better be " TABLE I-A covered by more competent workers who will also Census year Proportion of ;ural and urban population have longer time at their disposal. We may confine in M.P. and India ours~lves to a period of last 30 years. RURAL URBAN 2.10 The decadal percentage variation shows a Madhya India Madhya India rather erratic '6ehaviour in the 'sense that it is not Pradesh Pradesh directly correlated with the number of towns added 1901 91.4 69.2 8.6 10.8 in a' certain census year. What is ,perhaps more likely 1911 93.3 89.7 6.7 10.3 to a combination of two or more factors like the size 1921 92.5 88.8 7.5 11.2 of the 'New' population !lidded to urban migration 1931 91.7 !.l8.0 8.3 12.0 etc. ' . 1941 90.2 86.1 9.8 13.9 1951 88.0 82.7 12.0 17.3 ,1961 85.7 82.0 14.3 18.0 2.11 In the decade 1951-61 the uroan decadal 1971 83.7 88.1 16.3 19.9 percentage variation was +47;70. The number of new 1981 79.7 76.7 20.3 23.3 towns added in 1961 to those of 1951 was 17. In , .. '_.,-- ,_._-'_- ,,-.'------, ,-'--_._-- -_ ----- 1971 thIrty-one towns were added to the 1961 num­ 2.6' It will be immediately observed from this that ber but the decadalvariation was only 46.63 i.e. 1.07 l\·1adhya Pradesh is less urbanised than India as a points less. In the decade, 1961--7J the decenial whole. Speaking very crudely, till about 1941 Madhya growth of rural and urban population of Madhya Pradesh was more than 40 years behind the country Pradesh was 25.68 and 46.63 respectively, the 1971- as far as the proportion of urban populati~n to total 81 deceniiil growth faTe of the rural and urban popu­ population was concerned. The gulf WR5. btldged very lation of the State is 19.28 and 56.03 respectively. fast in the decade 19'41-51 and the gap was brought Thus, the growth rate of rural population has fall~n by down to twenty years. That is to say, Madhya Pra­ !l.4. ~hereas the growth rate of urban population has desh had an urban component in 1951 equal to the Increased by 9.40. In other words the rate of dec­ all India urban' component of 1931. This gap was rease of the decadal variation of rural popUlation has maintained till 1971 but in 1981 it seems to have been 24.92 per cent whereas the rate of increa<:e of been much narrowed down and has come to about the decadaI percentage v'ariation for urban popUlation ten years. Madhya Pradesh is today about ten years for the same. period has been by 20.15 per cent. behind India as a whole in the urban component in its population. 2.12 .Ta~le No.2 shows the proportion of urban populatIon .]n each State. and Union territory arranged 2.7 The above remarks can be appreciated better by I? descendIng order of percentages of urban popula- a look at' the decadal percentage variation of the ur­ tIon. ' ban po?ulation in Madhya Pradesh and all India. Since 1961 Madhya PradeSh is continuously register­ TABU! No.:2 ing larger, decadal variation in the 1l,rban, population } roportion 0/ Urban Population in each State than all India. In the dec'ade 1971.;_81 the decadal (Arranged in descending order of percentage~ of urban percentage variation in all India has been 46.39 poDulation) whereas Madhya Pradesh has speeded faster and has - -jndia/Sfatr;---- -TOi8i'-~ban registered the decadal percentage variation, of 56.03. Percentage This greater speed in urbanization is slowly filling population population of urban the gap and if it is maintained, the state will have population an urban complexion similar to that displayed by all to total India. population '----~-- 2 3 4 , 2.8 The decadal percentage variation will be dear - iNDIA--:------·68S,184,692 ]S9,727,357' --.. by an al'praisal of the number of towns at the various 23.31 census year. This is shown in the table below :- I. Mabarashtra 62,784,171 21,993,S94 TABLE I-B 2. Tamil Nadu 35.03 4~.408,O17 , 5,951,875 32;95 ----, ----.--:~-:------J. Gujarat 34,085,799 Census year Number Increase 10,601,653 31.10 4. Kamatak 37,135,714 of Or decrea'e 10,729,606 28.89 towns in the 5. Punjab 16,788,9IS 4,647,757, 27.68 number 6. West Bengal 54,580,647 of towns' 14,446,721 76,47 1: Maoipur 1,420,953, 37S.460 ' 26.42 1901 121 8. A'ndhra Prade~h S3.S49,673 1911 118 _:l 12,487,576 23.32 9. Haryana . 12,922,618 1921 122 +4 3,827.387 21.88 ]9J] 147 +2S 10. Jammu & Kash- 1941 174 +27 mir 5,987,389 1,260,403 195"1 21. OS "202 +28 11. Rajasthan . 34,261,862 7,21(),508, 19M 219 +17 12. Madhya Praclesh 21.05 1971 250 +31 52,178,844 10,586,459' , ·20.29 1981 ..... '27, 13. Kerala 25,453,680 ,+77 .. , .•... "-,_,,,_ 4,771,,275 74 .. - ---_._---_ ------_------.18 .. --_ _------_ .. _------4

-- .---~--- -_.. ------_" - ----_._ ----- J 3 ------2. 3 irffI~ 1,335,819 241,333 18.07 3. ~ ('1'.,. 0) J 1,453 ~ .!f~ 110,862,013 19,899,11 5 17.95 4. q'~:(lf .,. Iff"") 5,860 fuf.n:1f 316,385 51,884 16. 15 5. ~ ('1,J."J;. Ill1Jl') 9,728 ~ 774,930 120,234 1 S. 52 6. 'l'ror (;r. 'fI'.) 11,336 ~ 69914,734 8,718,990 12.47 7. ~(:r.'fI'.) 13,572 ~ 26,370,271 3,110,287 11.79 8. iiI'~ (w.If.) 5,079 ~T 2,053,058 225,568 10.99 9. ~~ (V.~. Q) 5,464 19,896,843 2,047,186 10.29 !tl"" 10. ~ (V.,. 11M) 7,237 ~m 4,280,818 325,971 7.61 11. ~ (",.lIT.) nmq 13,295 12. ;n'QJ mtrt .(VI. tt. ) t6,181 ~ 451,610 422,841 93.63 13. oroi\' (lIT. of. ) 13,346 f~ 6,220,406 5,768,200 92.73 14. ilIft (tr .tt.) 8,423 ~ 604,471 316,047 52.28 IS. ~ (If.~. 0-) 5,719 \ll'lft'iR 40,249 18,629 46.28 1 6. """'''* (Ill. tt. ) 5,995 tiMT~~~'A 1,086,730 351,808 32.37 17. f'lJl:l1'(,.;:;rt (~r) 18,870 ~u;t 18. f~ (\'iI'.:r.) 6,078 f.A>1am:m 19. fit~ (If.,. a) 9,880 188,741 49,634 26.30 ~ 20. r.n:~ (;r.lIT.) 7,553 ~11' 493,757 121,814 25.67 21. 'Iif-m ('q .~.mr) i 9,140 ~u;tlfm: 22. ;ri;r.rr ('t1. t. q) 15,591 t~ 103,676 6,914 6.67 23. ~ (trm) 22,328 ~. 631,839 41,428 6.56 24. ~ lim (VI. tt. ) 5,577 2.13 ~tl '!I'~ ~ ~ ~ 'lIT ~lflaT ~ Ai ~ ~ 25. ~ (v .t.~) 6,628 11; ~ it ;r1fU1I' ~ 11; lttEr it 'IS!!' smr lIir 22 ~~ 26. ~T (lIT .of. ) 8,911 it 121rt ro;r til 971 it 1{6!f !P.!II' ipr '3' r ~If,{ 11; 2 1 l:l'flrl . 27. ~ (;r.IfT.) 13,490 it 11~ ~ lfT I 1frof 11; ~ ;;r;niv!n 11; 23. 31 srf~ 28. ir.IT (VI' .of.) 7,107 Iti\' ~ it 1tiI1' smrlliT 20. 29 ~ ;ft~ t I \'iI'~t a''Ii ~t 29. "1(11014"4 (1t. t. b) 8,309 ~ ~T~~ql 'iii' sm t 1I'S!I'lRofI', ~ ~ ~ t ~ oqfir,.; ;ft~ t nr viEr m tllfT ~ i ~w ;fr~ t I 3 o. fiferm;fr (lIT. of. ) 7,423 lfSl~!II' 'Il"t ~ ilrtT « ~ft;r.rr flf~ «,.;d'I" t fit; :a:~ Vilf ffi";r 31. tiroft (;r. 'fI'. ) 13,055 r (m-r) )0,969 2. 1 6 1981 'til' ~1f'IAT if 81 m;ff ~ ;f1J1: ii; ." if 38. ~ (vr .of.) a-fkqfifet f'1i'!fT t(1fT t if!U ~~ ~ V~lf:et fm -rm t, ~ 41,698 m~ui'r 3 u;t 4 it I{m!fl' lfll'r ~ I 39. orJm (lI' ., . .w;r) 9.536 mtvft 3 40. ~~T'¥ ('1"'.".) 8.468 41. t;rl1:a- (q.,.!il.) 1181 III\' 1IAIIGIIIl if ~ ...m 11ft ,t"4 9,731 42. ;nt~q;)~ ('t.,;.a.) 9,105 'lIi1f "I'm: 'iii' "I'Ilf u;t srff'ff« ~lI' 43.• f.f~ (J.f.,.W. ) 6,949 PIT U. .~lTil( (v.,.!il.) 6,959 2 3 45. ~jr'ih (If.,.~.) 6,483 I. m.r ('I' .~. mr) 7,593 .46. ~ ( ... 'I'r.) 17,279 2. ..,...rorlfl~ ('If .ll. ~h) 6,211 47. ~ (mer) 9,181 4

~ } -I 3

14. Meghalaya 1,3.15.1'19 :!~1, 133 IS.(i7~ 3. Amllrpatun (NAC) 11,453 ,15. Uttar Prade,h 110,R62,OI3 19,599,1 15 17.95 4. Am3rw3r3 (NAC) 6.1160 1I) .15 16. Sikkim 316.3R5 51,OR4 5. Anuppur (NAn. 9,7211 17. Nagaland 774.930 120.234 15.52 6. Arang(M) 11,336 JR. Bihar 69.914.73~ 8.718.990 12.47 7. Bagbahara (M) 13,572 19. Oris,a 26,370,271 3.110.287 11.79 :W. Tripura 2.053,058 225,56R 10.99 8. Bagh (GP) . 5,079 21. Assam 19,R96.R43 2,0~7, 186 10.29 9. Baikunthpur (NAC) 5,464 22. Himachal I)l'ade~h 4,2RO,81S 325,971 7.(,1 10. (NAn 7,237 l'lIion Territoric\ 1 I. Bamor 1M) 1~,295 I. Chandigarh 451,610 422,R41 93.63 12. Bansag3r(GP) 6,181 2. Delhi 6,220,40(, 5,768,220 92.73 13. Bargi (GP) 13,346 .l. Pondicherry 60-*,471 3J6,047 52.28 14. Badi (M) 8,423 4. Lakshdecp 40,249 I R,629 46.28 15. I~AC) 5,719 5. Goa, Daman & 5,995 Diu I,OR6,730 351.R08 32.37 16. Bharbeli IGP) 6. Andaman & 17. Bt-ilai Kalan (SADA) 18,870 :'('. ~fl Nicobar Islands 18~.741 .~9.634 111. BbiJakhcdi (eT) 6,078 7. Mi1.oram 493,757 121,814 : '.67 ] 9. Bijuri (NAC) 9.880 1:. Dadra & Nagar Haveli 10.',676 6,914 6.67 20. Bir,ingpuT 1M) 7,553 9. Arunachal Pradesh 631,839 -1-1,.es 6.56 21. Chandia (NAC) 9,140 22. (NAC) 5,591 2.13 It may be seen from this table that in respect of the proportion of urban popUlation to total popu­ 2~. CTlaroda (SADA) 22,328 lation Madhya Pradesh ranks in 12th pesition out of 24. (GP) 5,577 the 22 States. It is interesting to note that in 1971 6.62R Madhya Pradesh was occupying the, 11 th plaC'e among :!5. Daboh (NAC) 21 States of the country at that tim·e. Wilh its 20.29 26. (GP) 8,911 per cent urban component in the populaikn !\fadh) a 27. (M) 13,490 Pradesh is below the all India average of 23.31. As far 7,107 a" its immediate neil!hbours are concerncd. Madhva 28. Dllana (GJ» Pradesh is far below Maharashtra and Gujarat anrl" a 29. Dharamjaigarh INACI 11,309 little below Andhra Pradesh and Raiasthan. However. 30. Dighwani (GP) . 7,429 'Madhya !'t',h:esh can still take ,nnsolation that the ·,ther three J,eighbouring statcll, Utmr Pradesh, Bihar 31. Gormi (M) . 13,055 and Orissa-are placed below it. 32. Govindgarh (NAC) 7,115 2.14 It may incidentlly be mentioned that in res­ 33. Hanumana (NAn 8,182 pect of its share of India's urban population Madhya 11,713 Pradesh was occupying rank 8th in 1971; it has 34. (NAC) climbed up to rank 7 now. 35. Jaithari (M) 13.115 9,241 2.15 One of the reasons for the raj)id grc" th of 36. Jaitwara (NAC) urban population has bcen increase in the numher (If 37. Jamul (SADA) 10,969 places recognised as towns in each ;)lJccceding Cen­ 4,698 suses. 311. Jatachhapar (GP) 39. Jatar:.! (NAC) 9,536 2.16 Tn 1981 Census tIle following 81 places were 40. Jeerapur(NAC) 8,468

added as towns and 1 town wa~ dechssified. These are 41. Kailara~ (!'IlAC) 9,731 shown in table 3 and 4 : -l2. Kantarhod (NAC) 9,105 TABLE 3 43. Khaniyadhana (NAC, 6,949 New Towns added ;11 1911 I CellSIIJ - -_ .. -- 44. Khargarur (NAn 6,959 SI. Name with Status of the town Population 6,483 No. 45. Khujncr (NAC) . 17,279 1. Akoda (NAn 7,593 46. Kondagaon (1\-1) • :!. Alamapllr ("'AC) 6,211 -l7. Kumhari (SAD A) 9,181 1 RGIl86-4 5

2. 1 7 4 f.:!; 2 3 ~ufr ~ tit") it ~ ~ ~ fw:rr orffi ~ iRr~ m ,j'lf"'<:,!'J 'OfT f.Ii' 19 i 1 it 'i.~ ~ ", 'l1)qT~ ;pr;: 48. ;;moo" (",. ~. ~. ) 8,6S7 if Ilfl:iffif

50. "Ifrir~ ('II' .~.'ll. ) 8,845 2. 1 8 -m:1Ifr 5 ~ f-.r~~ ;f¥r!l' "",!:Tl§'.IT n;.i ~'IiT pr 51. lfm"Tr ('11'.~.~l.) 8,71 S '3r;f;:iw ~ srf"l'!1ffi' ::rnT!l'T 'IJ'1.IT ~ I f1('~iT it QF.rn"!' '1';' tl'C'::t "DT 52. ~ ('OI".,.aT.) 8,930 if ~illT if1.fT ~ I 53. If'l'iffi ('-t. ~.Ill. ) 6,312 54. 1ft (V.~.aT.) 10,185 55. ~ (q.~.Ill.) 13,242 56. ~ ('II' .~.~l.) 8,760 57. ~.g (to.iIT.) 16,847 if'l't"r"-l :;r;:rn'rn ~"" GJif­ 5S. ~ (q .~.~.) 7,589 Wm~ 59,'ifflfft (q.,.~.) 5,380 if'I'(~ 60. ~~

5,IRO 30. -.;:r.t~ 8,01,384 1,04,916 13.09 2.17 In respect of tab1e No. 4 it mav bc stated 3 2 l!y way of dariftcation that Bmragarh and Govind­ 48. (NAC) 8,687 pura which were taken as sepal'ate towns in 1971 49. Laundi (NAC) 8,772 have since been mcrged in . Similarly, the two 8,845 towns ~,,;cith Jhaa.rakband and South Jh~}?;Iakhand of 50. Madhogarh (NAC) 1971 have since become one single town. 51. Majhauli (NAC) . 8,718 52. (NAC) 8,930 ~.18 Table 5 shows the district-wise u~ban popu­ 53. Mangawan (NAC) 6,312 lation and its proportion to total population. The 54. Mau (NAC) 10,185 districts have been arranged in descending order of 55. Mauganj (NAC) . 13,242 per.centage 'Jf pt1pulation. 8,670 56. Mihona (NAC) . TABLE 5 57. Morar Cantt. (CB) 16,847 D:str;::twi~~ Pr"p )I'!i.>n of Urban p.,pulation in Descending 58. (NAC) 7,589 59. Naigarhi (NAC) 5,380 Name of District Total Urban Percentagc 7,212 Population Population of Urban 60. Nasrullaganj (GP) Population 61. Naya Bardwar (NAC) . 3,722 to total Population 62. Niwari (NAC) 10,462 63. Obedullaganj (GP) 7,454 1 2 3 64. Pllchore (NAC) . 9,287 4 65. palcra (NAC) 7,936 1. Bhopal 8,94,739 6,81,853 76 21 8,059 66. pathalgaon (NAC) 2. 14,09,473 9,29,428 65.94 5;163 67. (NAC) . 3. GwalioT 11,07,879 6,09,411 55.01 68. (NAC) 12,163 4. 2,198,743 9,90,492 45.05 69. Rampur-Baghelan (NAC) 9,907 5. 1[,17,002 4,18,672 37.48 6. J)urg 18,90,467 6,01,104 31. 80 70. Ranipw'a (CT) 5,065 7. 7,82,729 2,40,492 30. n 71. Ratanpur (NAC) 13,140 8. Sagar 13,23,132 3,68;605 ·27.8(j 72. Saroi TIlcrmall'ower Station (NAt:) 46,514 9. East- 11,53,580 3;09,200 26.80 10. Hoshangabad 10,03,939 2;52,084 251L II . ChhindW'ara 12,33,131 2,61.167 . 21.18- 73. Semaria (NAC) 5,956 12. 12,63,399 2,55,9':'6 20.26 13. Datia 3,11,893 60,991· BUS 74. Scondha (NAC) 11,605 14. Dcwas 7,95,309 1,48,767 18.70 75. (GP) 8,498 15. Shahdol 1.3,45,125 2,39,616 17.81 8 11,578 76. Shahpur (East Nim r) (M) 16. R,a.ipur 30,79,476 5,29,225 17.18 7,935 77. Shahpur (NAC) . 17. Bhind 9,73,816 1,66,212 17.07 () 18. 7,133,098 .1,32,905 16.g7 7,373 78. Shabpura (NAC) 19. Satna 11 ,53,387 1,86,737 16.19 20. Chhatarpul' 8,86,660 1,38,081 15.57 79. Sinuour (NAC) . 5,367 21. Betul 9,25,387 1,41,736 15.32 80. Soyat Kalan (NAC) 8,899 22. 8,40,247 1,24,76S 14.85 81. Udaipura (NAC) 7,618 --- --_ .. _."_-' .. -....• _--_ .. __ ._---_._----- 23. West-Nimar 16,30,943 2,41,176 14.79 24. Darnoh 7,21,453 1,04,025 14.42 TABLE 4 25. Guna 10,01,985 1,41,599 14.13 Towns Dcdas~ificd ill 19~1 CCIJ~u:, .:!6. Uilaspur 29,53,366 4,08,784 13.84 _. ------"------_.. _-_.' ---_ .. _._- .------.. ------.--_. __ . __ ._--_. 27. Morena 13,03,213 1,78,250 13.68 Name with Status of the town Population ....•. -.-...... _- .. ------_._ 28. Narsimhapur 6,50,445 98,1.27 f3.55 ---.---~.------.. ----.. -.-- ._---- __ _ 2 29. S.:hore 6,57,381 87,482 13.31 - .-' _- _. __ .------_._._. --_. ""-" ....•.. --._. -_._--- -_ ...... I. Dungaria Chhapara(NM) 5,180 30. Rajgal'h 8,01,384 1,04,916 1_3 .. 09 ...... _..... _.. _... _----_._------_. ------_._- -.....- '--'-"--'-" __ . _._. ----_.. _.. _-- _._. ------2 :I 4 2 :1 4 -.. --....----- .. ---. ..."_'" .. -_ ... _._ .. __ .. 43. JfI1S~ 1(1,:!7,39,' 73,179 7.05 3 I. -:fifI 12,07,5SJ 1,57,659 13.05 ·j'l. ~ 1 S~ -I :!,85·1 1,11,706 6.06 32. fl1Tl'ffer 8,65,930 1,11,147 12.83 45. ~,orr f).BO,·167 t 9,65.~ I. BS 1,:J 2.!)S (J I:!. 57 :1:1. U~ 1 (1,3 7,469

3-1. ;::r.i;rt~ 11. (17,501 1, ·1 I,:! 5 2 12.35 2. 19 ~<=r Of;rmr if; ~,!'Trn it ;rlTr')"q 11 ;rmr it 'ifl:ir 35. "t'j'EfOij.'fI' 7_.:16, 981 89,410 12. 13 il'im '1't!T "1'1'm'f f7tm m a;'if l?frr q;:: ~ I ~r fll~ if <.~ 7.10;542 7(1,73 (l fl.95 36. ;::nffi;r 'fit ;::r~nH;fr f~ ~ a~ ~<:fu<:!r ~~ 'fiT fJfl.'lT'fi<: f-.j~ :i" ;rlf(;-

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1971 tfq'( 1981 ~i'(T if ~. ~r;:: ~ ~f~

-_.. _----- ..... _--_. 1971 'flf'l 1971 it WcrT~~ 1981ii~'i 1981 lIfT 'OA'- ~'fli'if; ;wU ~ 1f.T m'I\T>: li' 4,767 100.00 327 1 0,586459 100.00 lI'')-;r ...... __ .. _...... __ ._---_.-- .. _._.- .. , ... _-'" _.... -.

~T 7(~) 2. 21 ~i·..:ofl 6 ~ if; a[l"f.ll: if. 'q~m<: 1 ~ 7 1 ~ J 9 S I lfiT ;;r;\'1 '" i{ I if ;rrro If.T Rm:1J'f

TABLE 6

lJisld" lIIiol! f~rU'\IlS by plJ{,lIiati,m ~·i:e 19i f (lId 1981 C'ell.HIs.·s

-- .----..... -.----.------~------.----.----- ... ------.-- Sile ('lass ()f l-)\\'Il NUlllher ()if 1971 Per..:elluge of NUlllht:rof 1981 ~p~:::-e-:~~ ~f- tl.)WnSi'l !,()Ipnlatiol1 populatioll!\f towns in p()~lulatinl1 Impulation(lf 1971 thiscateg(~IV 191i1 this.::at<:g;'ry nf I,)\vns tr) Ill' to \'0 11' In to ta I url:>a n t·.lta I ur ba n population pOl'ulalbn ------.. _-_------.. -- -~_.;;--.----. ------._------_.... _-_---- ... _.. _-- -.. _-- Z 3 4 5 6 7 -----~--.------.... ----.-----~--- ... --... -- .. ~ ------_... ------_--_._-- 1 (1,00,000 & .; ) II 27,85,788 41.06 14 4~,! 3,431 43.53 II (50,001)-99,999) !4 8,47,0:!.~ 12.48 27 18,54,995 17.52 LII (20,000- 49,1199) 43 1,382,786 20.3S 4!l IS,li ,098 14.2!l IV (10,000- 19,999) 74 998,525 14.7-:' 119 J 6,9S,468 16. G4 V (5,a03-9,999) % 723,829 10.67 114 389,551 8.40 VI Bd!'\\' 5,OOfl 12 46,8J6 9.69 ') 18,916 0.18

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2.21 Table No. 6 shows the distribution of towns TABLE 7(A) by population size in the 1971 and 1981 Censuses. Distribution of Statutory and NOIl-Sta.tutory Town, by size c1a~s 14. class I towns contain a nearly half 43.58 per cent of the total urban population of the States. III fact Size cirss of towns Total Numb..:r of Numbe~ of­ 75.38 per cent of the urban population i!; contained number towns having non-muni- only in 89 c.lass I-III towns. In other words 1,4 of the of towns statutory cipaI Census bodies and total number of towns, contribute to more than 314 Projcc t of popUlation. It is interesting to find that 43 class towns HI towns in 1971 contributed to 20.38 per cent of the 2 3 1971 urban population where 48 class III towns in 4 1981 contain only 14.28 per cent of the total popula­ r . 14 13 I tion. The loss here is perhaps taken o\··er by class II H 27 25 2 III towns which have improved their cont~nt from 1 2.48 48 ·n 5 IV to 17.52 per cent. 11 ~I 110 9 V. 114 83 31 \[ . 5 t _ .. _------_.. _ 4 2.22 Table _7 (A) shows the distributinll of stalt:f:PfY Total rn 27.~ and nOI1-·;tatutllJ'y t(}WIl<; hy "i7(' c1:J,~ 1

2. 23 8 -i. 1 lf~ if 'f111: f'flfl'l', iflf(qrfu"'fiT, 9;fftpJfif\'f alii!' 2. 26 lfi[ ~ Ofr ~m~ ~ I ~Ij- I if; a;1mflT'Ii qfCT'Ii ~ar ~ ~ ~iji" ~ q<."i Iii'! arf!l''f4~ ~ f'li o:rm ~tJfr ~ i'f"ifif it 3,275 '!if !:.t'\l 'J'lf 'flf{ 'Vir<:T ;;r!'l .T!(f~f lli~firlf, llSr'nif) q;'f;

if1f'J iflTU 'fIT>: iflf~- if;;:itit~ ~f!l"- I 2.83 II '¥iT q" l!iT msll1 f.f1T1l '1I'R:r'PT Clli ~ficra 3.16 Iffir In 3.00 ------IV 7.55 2 3 5 G 7 V 12.88 ------V[ 39.37 - .... --_-_ .. _. __ .•...-._._------...... -._-'----- I 14 6 7 l(m.tr) II 27 23 2 2 ( Hlm, urii' ) rf'r.m. f~'iI'q;ft~'Ii Dynamics .ofIndia's Population ( ., III 48 39 3 ;)- 1~,2; Growth it if""l if; i{f~ it f\'l"laa- ~"'l1'I1:Q it lIT~~ ifm R

1 3 ~(lffiT~ ._------!tt~T q"'{ mr ~q ('SI'fu 'flj fiI;. t:j)' • '1\1_) it~) 2 3

I 14 3,527 I 14 885 II 27 J, 15 2 H 27 862 III 4~ :;,n5 111 48 884 IV 119 1,:l:!2 1V 119 899 V 114 776 V 114 894 vr 5 2~4 VI fi4 R;;7 .. _-- . 327 2,175 ,~ ifIr(r:r :127 Stl3 - - --_-_ .. _-_. 7

2.23 84.1 per cent of the towns havt' statutOJY toury body fall in size class V. Class VI towns con- body like the Corporation, Municipal Committee, sists of the civil station of Panchmari, tourist centre Notified Area Committee. Cantonment Board etc. of Khajuraho, the mining towns of Panara and Jatach- Bhilainagar the Steel township is the town in size hapar md the new township of Naya Baradwar. dass I whieh does not have any Statutory body. The '} 24 Table (7)(b) whiCh is given below clarifies largest number of towns which do not have any statu- the situation of civic status of towns. TARLE 7 (n> To,,',. IJI' Cirk Sf!lllis ------.--. , .. _-_._--- Size class o.f town Total NU.nberd towns ha"in~ N(.of ---._---_ .... _------....--.------._-_ .. _------t'lwn~ Municipal Mlmici~al Can!'" 1'1. N!l'tified Oltlcrs cOrrpor~. tjilll cllll'mittee ment lloard c~lmmHtee ----.--_.-.--.. -.- '---. -----2·-----3 -----4- 5 ·-6----7-.. ·-·-.... ·-·-···-.. ·-----,,·----- ";'1' '---' .--.- .. -·-·------·-1'4----"6----.,-.------.---..1(!('1-)------.----. " II 27 23 2 2(lSADA-CT) 111 48 39 t l S(!-SADA- 2eT-ZGP) .LV 119 N9 1 20 9(2-SAOA--2CT-5GP) V 114 33 t 49 31 (I-SADA-4CT-26G p) VI S . . . . . • 1 -1(2-SADA-.2GPI Total -'- :n7 .------6'.-" --'1''9'1--'-'--- -·-S-·--.. ------jj--S2(tO-(:T-i..:::·SAf-.A..:j·s

2.25 Nearly 70 per cent of the towns having statu­ P. C. Si'nna in his Dynamics of India's Population tory bodies have municipal committee. A little more Growth has this to say about the towns. "In India, than 114 (26.5 per cent) are covered by Notified the concept of planned urban development is of recent Town Area Committe. Six Class I towns have Muni­ origin, our eities and towns were not planned, most cipal Corporation. It may be remembered that this of them were built without a thought, hastily, greedily status pertain to 1980. and tastelessly, the net con~equenCe of the absence (Subsequently the State Government have pleased of a positive attitude on the subject of "tll"banization to notify, many more corporation<;). in India has been a unregulated, imbalanced growth TABLE 8 of urban popUlation without corresponding resource allocations for urban be·dies and without the essential D~n5ity by si7.e class of t"V:ns, 1981 Cen~u~ ---.------"------_ ....._------physical and social infrastructure to meet the need Class of town Number of Density of the growing population. We have ')0 neglected the towns (po!-,ulation becol11l! per sq. cities and towns that they have dungeons of Km.) filth and squalor and its is to tt.cse places that the village folk are lured". I 14 3.527 H 27 3,152 TIT 48 3,275 2.28 The picture of density is really appealing. As IV 119 1,322 it is, the picture is probably more than hideous aUowed V 114 776 to grow on unheeded and unrelieved. It will ultimately VI 5 254 and inevitably term as ugly. As in some of the big Total 327 2,173 . cities which are nothing but a bubb1in.~ mass of hu­ manity. 2.26 It may be seen that the highe~t lEnsity is shown 2.29 Table 9 below shows the Ilex-ratio bv size by the towns of size class I. This is exactly us it class of towns : should be but surprisingly that the size class ITT towns which show the next highest density (3,275 persons' per sq. Km. as against 3,tS2 persons per. sq. Krn: TABLE 9 in size class II) ; the density then I!oes on decrea~ing Sex Ratio by Si7e Class of Town, 1981 Census as we go down from size class IV- to VI. Looked at ----.' - .. ---_... _._- _- '-_" ---.- --_ from another angle the density picture exhibited by Class of town Number of Sex Ratio class I-lIT towns is not one whieh could be said (Number of .. to be satisfactory. One sq. Km. means 10,000 sq. females meters of land. It means that the Lebensraum per per urban individual in these size c1asses is as below_ thousand _.' .. --- males) Size class Land avail­ able per 2 3 per'lon J 14 (in so. 885 meters) r.... ; II 27 862 m 48 T 884 2.83 IV 119 899 TI 3.16 m 300 V 114 894 TV 7.55 VI 5 857 V I') 811 VJ 39.37 State Urban 327 883 8

_ ... --._------2. :10 "3"'T'l"f. 'TRofr >t. : "T'T Ti9lT 'fll{ nr::rr "f,~t W'H f"rlll1'"wr ~ 1Il if, ;rorif it ,P'T if; "s;' fr.rIfl'\.'lN ir." 'f'J'f7 it I 91i" JI 'lfl { ~ 'lIlT vr if, ;:rlp't it W'f 'liT"; iT 'Ii" ~ I ::.rlf l V n;:t v if; 'frPi it --_--- _-_ .. __ ._--- __ .

~ ~ orfi.l'!: r. I ]. 'frlJfl1rrT<: ql 7. il''f ~ :.1-1 .::;. -. ~ ~. ~;:rp:~ 'f'f'l'I' :::;..:J j 2. 3 1 ~: ;;llft7.f ~ffi ~ mi{rur Iii"," :rr i· .;r.r"l'p. 712 t I ~ "6l!Tif ~ "fffirit f'F Ifill I'll 0 7 1 ~'F m~, it :8"iiT 5. .rTfi "hir 73S ~ it "fiTffi~ ~PT ~ ire! ~ I 1 97 I it :w, fi~, 1ft tJ7.IT Ii. ~ I W. f.fiTrr 'f'ffr;r ~ if f~'IT'f 1') I) 1 it 9 ;~ 7 it I !):n ;ft flfllS 7-t5 ~ ~i2 ~r llliT ~I I!I·i1 ~ 1951 it fl;qfiJ it '!is ,!l'Tf<: gm 7 'lmR ""If~ 754 ~ rn'

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: u;T1l'linT mif qfro-ff 1f'T Tt 2 f.rmr ~rril if;T ~"I; trTif ~ I q;!flffi, ~l; 'tiC, ~m ~, irorr .. ~ ~ ~ ..1"," ~ ~ 'lifl:llT 'filf f~'ffif 'fiT i{rif 'fiT H11J1· 9fl0 : f"u~ t1r"T if ~=r ~ ttcr 1911 flAil 913 q~ W'1~rrr: iflf1J it 1fri'[ ~ I 1941 970 882 967 907 1951 2. 3 5 ~f~1:f ~ ;;lRflf alilf 'for fi:rlfr.'!:qP-r S S 3 ~ O'fl orrllflfM 9S:1 866 1961 : if 1 0 j(; 1971 9U 86S ~ I mil" if it.~ "fT': 'fI11:'ilm"r, R:;;~"~.PT,~Tf, J:!h:~ 1981 941 SS3 QJr ~ ~ ~ 'Ii')- mr ~t ;;ft ~!fT ~ m!;f:T ~ ~ ,!Wr ;JlT~ i" ~ iIill~"{f lJ,Cf ~T ;:rrUlJ 1l1;;{ it ~ 'fiT ~ 'fiT ~r"l'r. W-~ ~ I 1 9 Slit Silrlf orr>: .1ilf w;.fi snif.w. ~cm;; *'" ~:i[T 'FT ~ ~ ~~ ~ m f~ it ~mr merf ~ 'ref ~ ~F.i. ~i:T i 'lir<:ur ~"" qq 2.33 f~ 'fir trRn:1IT ~qiHit it 'Iili ~ ~1 trRel" I 'FT f:r ~~.:r i ~ it wrta !f!l!' ~ffir ~. ~ rar Cantt. Gwalior 775 is found to be stabili"cd itself.. As.- against Bansagar and Bargi are project towns" ar their ~n.,. .... this the six ratio in the urban areas declined !1;OJIl. itial stage of construction inhabited by most!y Jlll,,­ 937 in 190] to 872 in 1931. 1941 and ]951 regIster­ rant labourers and workers leaving behmd th~lr faDll­ ed improvement and thete was a short decline in 1961. lies at their old places of residence. Pachmarhl, Jabal­ S:nce then the posItion appears to be towards im~ pur Cantonment, Sagar Cantonment, , Morar proving. For facility of comparison the sex ratio for Cantonment have defence units and as such the rea­ the total popUlation of the state ~nd tl-Je urban com­ Son for v,?ry low. sex-r!ltio ~re .not far .to se~k: Man ponents thereof is shoWn in the inset below :- town is sItuated 10 Bh10d dlstnct and It exhibIts the TABLE 9(1) traditional pattern of very low sex ratio of that area. The very low sex ratio in Sidhi town seems to be due Census Sex. Ratio to the of the region. where Year peculiarity Baghe1kh~d menfolk move out for work of urban areas leavmg be­ Total Urban P()pulation Population hind their families in villages. The sex tatio for the urban areas of the 2 3 2.35 State as a whole works out to 883 with a range of variation" 1901 990 937 from 534 the lowest in Bansagar town to 1016 beiq " 1911 986 913 the highest in Bharbeli town. There are only four 1921 974 871! towns \iz.; Bharbeli, Tilda Newra, Bagbahara and J931 973 872 Chhuikhandan, in the State where females outnum­ "1941 970 882 ber males. Of these Tilda Newara and Chhuikhadan 1951 967 907 are old towns while Baglahara and Bharbeli are new 1961 953 866 towns added for the first time in 1981. All these towns 1971 941 868 exhibit the traditional pattern of high sex-ratio of 19~1 941 883 the Chhatisgarh and Balaghat tract in which ~hev ue 2.32 The behaviour of sex ratio in urban centres , situated. makes an interesting study. Big urban centres and in­ dustrial and mining towns are generally, characterised 2.36 Mention must be made of size class VI. Nor­ by low sex ratio. Similarly the project towns also ex­ mallv speaking the sex ratio should not be so low in hibit low sex ratio. But when these big urban cen­ this size class because this class is .iust extension of tres cross their initial stage of development, the sex the rural situation. In Madhya Pradesh, however, ratio tends to stabilise and improve. It will be useful there are onlv 5 towns in this size class and they are to illustrate this by taking Bhilajnagar as the example. Kha.iuraho, Pachmarhi, Panara, Jatachhapar and The steel town of Bhilainagar started coming laP from Naya Baradwar. Khajuraho is the internationally 1957 and in ] 961 it was in the initial stage of deve­ famous archaeological centre of .~at tourist interest lopment. By 1971 it was settled township. The sex. and it is in the same situation today as a project town ratio in BhiIainagar in 1961 was 486. In 1971 it im­ exhibiting a sex ratio of 797. Panara and Jatachhapar proved to 785 and has reached the figure of R53 in are coal mining towns and in coal mines it is likely 1981. that it represents a situation where the menfolk have moved in but the families hav~ yet to come. Panara town has shown sex ratio of 894 whereas Jatachhappar 2.33 This behaviour of sex ratio is not difficult to has shown sex ratio of 840. It is three towns in size appreciate. When an industrial town or a project town class which have brought down tbe sex: ratio of tbh or any other urban centre starts developing, it is the class to 857. The fourth town of the size class, Naya menfolk who move there first living in temporary Baradwar has sex ratio of 891 which is higher than structures without their families. In course of time the State avera~e for the urban areas. So as far as quartl'r;; get built uP and residential colonies are es­ the low sex ratio of size class VI is concerned it i. tab.lished and then families also shift to the township. main Iy .l!overned bv the proiect like situation of Kha­ ThIS normal feature gov'erns the ,,~~ ratio in such iuraho, Panara and Jatachhapar those of the five towns. Cantonments also exhibit 1JW sex ratio for towns of this size class. ' ohvious reasons. The first 10 towns of the State show­ 2,37 Table No, 10 given below show the average ing lowest sex l:ltio are shown in the statern~nt given number of Households per census hOuse by size class "elow:- of towns. 1 RGIJRf\~'1 9

~'" 10 :! 3 ~ ~ "" ~ smr "lA'I'n 'AlA a.le mmT llif Qn- 119 1, US 1911~ IV( IO,O()O-19,~199) V( 5.000-9999) 114 1. 05 5I'fu' ~ 1fofiTif VI( 5000 ~ lfolf) 5 1 ,115 ~ 'ff«r-q "') ...... -- ._ .. ~ ~ 327 1. 03

2 3 2" 3 & l:1'f Jfr~) {nJ. ~if f~fu' f~r 'ift ~i « ~­ ~ ~ ~r;;n mr'~I~;r;r l!'f, ~>i ~ f", f~ ifiIl I \(F% ~ ~ 'lffuif,') 14 1. 03 ~'5I'ftf 100 ~~ lrmol 'R I 03 ~ 105 'I'fun;: t I ~~ II, (~0IOOO-99,999 '1.7 1. 04 "ffiii it ~ l'I'rofi 1fiJ: ~I.ff ~ f.r. 'U'i'l if, '11J7:h ~tiJ it 'I'f' ~ 'for HI '( 20,0 '!i1:ffi' 2. :1. . ~~ ~.il'.~~~.~ ~I ...... _-_ .. ... 32. ~vtlTrw. ~~') ~o-1 1 f~'1T ~1!iIfr<:rIfT ;il ar1mt qqT (1'4'1 ifAlfA' 1382.S 32. -1 20.0 33. 1!iT ~ 8'1 ~ 1447.5 :I:!. 1 IS.3 34- ~m-~~ 1241.0 41. 1 7.5 ~11 35 'll'lIttliT 14::0.6 :.t I. 7 17. I 36 fEJ~ Am ,!!lmm if 1M It- ~;{ 1090.1 30.6 18. :l 37. ~ 1495.9 :10.8 18.5 38. ~?: ~~a:~ 1672.6 :JO.8 18.5 39. a~ em 1404.8 30.2 17.4 40. (f'r.lfl'. ) ~ 1327.8 32.6 21. 2 41. 1:~ 1627.0 33.5 21.5 ------42.'t.~ 1 2. 3. -1. 1332.0 32.6 21. 2 43. rT 1276.9 32.6 21. 2 44. ~~ 1388.2 1. ILW 712.1 32.5 18.8 32.6 21. 2 45. ~ 1534.1 2.~ 705.1 32.5 18.8 31.2 18.9 3.~ 900.2 32.5 18.8 4.~ 793.8 32.5 18.8 50 ~') 869.1 38.0 5.8 m f,;mr ~~"'I.ff'1flii 6. '1..... 1219.8 31.8 17. I if f.I'.U;.!.~1I< ~il:rr tfl!T t:- 7.~ 1000.1 39.2 5.7 8. 9'Ef1:'!'= 1067.5 32.6 18. I ------_._--- 9. 'NT 1213.5 32.1 IS.7 f;;r ..... Jj,I:I~i;f'ii 10. mm: 1393.9 30.9 19.5 it ;{'I'll ~ m 11. ~~ 1173.0 30.9 19.5 ------_._------12.~ 1137. 1 32.1 18.7 701--800 13. UCfT 1167.7 40.0 7.8 SOl-900 3 14.~ 1314.7 31. 4 18.0 901-1000 15. ~ 1076.-1 32.3 18.3 4 1001--1100 16.~ 755.7 31. 5 18.6 8 1101-1200 17.~~ 975.6 31. !I HI.2 5 18.~ 894.9 38.7 1201-1300 7.8 6 19.~ 1047.6 32.9 18.4 1301--1400 6 20.~ 1047.3 31. 3 17.5 1401-1500 5 21. II~ 776.8 45.0 9.0 1501-1600 22.8R 929.7 31. 3 17.5 1601+ 23.~ 1053.4 31. 3 17.5 2 ----_ .. _------._-._---_.-_ -. 24.~ 886.3 33.6 19.6 25. n~ 960.7 33.6 19.6 45 '--- -_-._ .-. --._- - -_"'-'- 26.~~ 1994.6 32.9 18.4 27. Am 1159.7 31. 5 I 11.5 3. 3 ~if1:11J' U I!ft it'1!IiI' {r qm ~err ~;j; t'f1f<'l1R 'l''¥fl'tJ' it 28.~ 120S.9 31. 5 18.5 !q'~ "'" ~ ~, :a';n:-1.~ it h f1Ivt Of"ll: itil' ~ if; ~ 2~~ 1421. 3 31. 5 18.5 ~ icR it;m:ar fi;t'« 'If&'t ~ 'fiT ~I q t~ 'fi~r :omIT ~, 30.~i'I' 1245.1 31. 5 18.5 fiJ'ffi' 1!'3lI'r.fIif if ar_;q:Pf ifI!If m't(!' m ifrorr ;{in: ~ 1 fola~ if'4'T 31. ~ 112S.7 30.7 17.9

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10 CHAPTER-:lII PHYSICAL AND LOCAHONAL ASPECTS

.. -. ._------.. 3.1 The analysis made in 'this chapter is ~sed an ------_ _--_._- 2 3 4 st&temcnt 11 .which -presents the ;data relath~g to .physi­ cal and location a) aspects as in 1979. Hoshangabad ' 1382 S 32 3 2') 0 Jabalpur Tabk No. 11 giv-en below shows the average -rain­ 1447.5 32 1 18 3 fall and ttemperature -ut district -head-quarters -'town. Nt rsimhapur f241 0 41 8 7.5 Mandla 1420 6 31 _7 17.1 ··'J;·ABLE It 1094 I 30 6 18 2 Rainfall and temperature. at district-headquarters.towl\ Seoni 1495 9 JO.8 III 5 .B;l"lgha~ 167.!.6 30 8 HIS Name of the district Average Temperture \ CI Ambikapur 14048 30.2 17.4 headquarters town annual ,Bilaspur rainfall Maximu'n Mini'1l.utn 1327.8 32.6 21.2 (M.M.) Raiprh. 16270 33.5 21. 5 Rajnandgaol1 13320 32.6 21. 2 2 3 4 Durg 12769 32.6 21.2 Morena 712.1 32.S 18.8 Rail'ur 1388 2 32 6 21. 2 Bhind 705.1 32.5 IS.S JagdaJpur 1534 1 31.2 18.9 GwaJior. 900.2 32.5 18_8 Datia 793.8 32.5 18.8 Rainfall Shivpuri. 8Gt.7 38.0 5.8 Confining ·ourselves - first only to ;distdct .head­ Guna 1219.8 31. S _17. L quarters towns; the 45 such -towns ·fall in the -different Tikamgarh 1001. 1 39.2 5.7 rainfall mq:ges as shown below 1067.5 32.6 18. I Panna 1213.S 32 1 18.7 Rainfall range (m.m." Number Sagar 1393.9 30.9 19.5 or District Head­ 1t73.0 30.9 19.5 quarters Satna 1137.1 32.1 18.7 towns Rewa 1167.7 400 7.8 1 2 Shahdol 13147 31. 4 18,0 Sidhi 10764 32 3 18.3 701-800 . 5 MandSilur 755.7 31. 5 18.6 801-900 . 3 901-1000 4 Radant 975.6 31.9 19.2 .1001-1100 8 Ujjain 894.9 38.7 7.8 1101-1200 5 Shajapur 1047.6 32 9 18.4 .1201-1300 6 1047.3 31. 3 17.5 1301-1400 6 5 Jhabua 776.8 45.0 9.0 1401-1500 1501-}(j()() J 929.7 31.3 17.5 Dhar 1600+ 2 Indore 1053.4 31. 3 17.5 TOTAL 45 Kharsone ·886.3 33.6 19.6 l{halld..... a 960. 7 33.6 19.6 3.3 A glance at statement 11 would show that on Rajgarh . 1994.6 32.9 18.4 the whOle OwaJior Division ucei'Y'es the'leafl rainfall. Vidisha 1.159.7 31. 5 18.5 The northerly situated'Bhind town, being ,-situated on B.hopal l208.9 31. 5 18.5 an extension ·of what could 'be called the aad zone Sehore 1412.3 3LS IS.5 of Central India. receives the least rainfall of all the Raisen 1245. 1 31. 5 ISS district ,headquarters. -In Bhind and the adjoining Morena district, the environment has been .merciles­ Betul L128 7 30.7 17.9 sly disturb~~ and forest and vegetation has been 10 11

.,. ~ t, mrr.r srqT~ ~lf if; ~-m'!t ~ ql; 1ft ~ lfT.luft 801-900 if 't" ~ if .'ifai;rf.til:l"r ~ ~ tl ~ "'" ~, 'fI'tm;r flr . 1ft . it ((f.I" iffiif iOfl"f<;rlR ":.rt 1201-1400 it ~ffi" ~ I ~ 'T ~ if ~ffi" ~I m ~ ~.loift 1301-1400 1300 it m ~ I 5 firm ~l§!J1";;pff it t ~~ if ijiI"6" ;yilf ffi fir. liT. it ~ ffi" ~ I at)' fip ~ i'f'IfU ifir 19. 57 srfa-QT'f t I ~if~ I tn: ~ ~ f~. 'liT m ~ f.rf'f'l ~r ~lf'IT ~ f~ ;oft ~f§ if'('1{ 5 5 iflf~ lf~ o.lai'r 1001-1 100 f'l".;jf. if VRr t I fiPl';pf ijlf1f ~ ';I,"tT ~ lfit t ~~I f'fo ¥fl, ~iI" l:RIJ'i!; iI1:TiR: W ~~ 16.82 t I w~ ifT~ 47 'III<: ~ srRffi 14.31 t, o.lvff l:0{l-1-110P it~J tJ"1IT ~ I ~ ~ ~ if l:R11l ~ ~ ~ 1101-1200 f1f.~. if vffi" ~ I 36 'fiR: f'>r;r;pf _ il"ffiftr iIX'IiIT:.lfVr:rT it ;;rra- ~

mercilessly destroyed and this has obviously resulted also ~imi1arJy placd a~ [tlr as :.:cdpt of rainfall h con­ not only in affecting tcmprature but has also mate­ cerned. Though here also much mere \'woded Betul rially affected rainfall. is placed along !oide the much dcforc'ited, Vidisba. Rai<;cn and Bhopal receive<; lIiglw,t rainfall in the 3.4 Morena, the neighbouring district headquarters headquarters town of Bhopal Divi.,ion with Raisen town receives just 7 m.m. more rainfaU. In respect of stealing the march over tllC Stale capital. ' natural environment and !>parscness of vegitation Datia is just a shade better than Bhind and Morena, and perhaps principally because of this the region 3.9 HD!>hangabad on lh;: b.mk; of th~ ~aIlnada at received a little higher rainfall which is reflected in the foot of the Vindhva Ran~.! is placed along with Datia's 793.8 m.m. Shivpuri and Gwalior towns are the district headquarters of the 3 di'!;tricts of Chhattis­ more lucky and come in the range of 801-900 m.m. garh "iz; Raipur, Ra.i'la.nJl~:1(·n and Bilaspur and it Thus of the 6 headquarters, 5 fall in the two lowest receives larger rainfall than paddy distrit head­ ranges. Guna town is the luekie"t of the district quarters of Bilaspur and Rajnadgaon and its receipt headquarters of Gwalior Divi<;ion and receive'l the is iust less than 6 m.m. than Raipur. Of the Jistrict respectable rainfall of 1220 m.m. or so. head quarters of Bhopal Division, Sehore receives the largest rainfall of 1,412.3 m.m. 3.5 Three distriot headquarter3 town of and three of th\! adjoining Rewa Division 3.10 Of the 6 di.;trict headquarter'! of Jabalpur ('{)! come in th~ rainfall range of 1 -1200 wherea!> two divi~ion, mention has alre :d" been made of Chhind­ towns of Sagar Division (panna and Sagar) and one w&ra in the preceding paragraph. Narsimhapur is town of Rewa Division (Shaheol) go into the next two placed with Raisen, Bh.)pal and Durg and it receives ranges comprising 1201-1.1C'0. Of the district head­ almost the same rainfall as R3i~en, Seoni, Mandla and CJuarters in these two rlivi,ions, Sagar and Shahdol re­ Jabalpur towns have received rainfall of over 1400 m.m. ceive the highest rainf1l11, Sagar receiving more than and for reasons which arc not very clear it i'l Seoni ShahdoI.. Incidentally, Panna, Sagar anu Sha!tllol have which has received the lea"t rainfall of these 3. Bala­ larger vegetation cover. ghat. the south-eastern district heaclql.Y.lrlers of Jabal­ 3.6 The district headquarters towns of Ujiain and pur Division receives th righcst rainfall not ~nly in seem to be quite content with remain­ this divisi<'n but in the whole state and alongwith ing in the ranges below 1100. Of these Mandsaur Raigal'h which it leaves behind bv ahout 45 m.m. is town receives the lea'lt (755.7 m.m.) minfall with olaced with it in thp. h,~hci't ran~l! of 1601 m.nt. Jhabua iust a few paces ahead with 776.8 m.m. Jagdalpur, the s(luthern-mo,t di"trict headquarters of Uijain and fall in ~he ne'(t higher range the State receives rainfall of about 1534 m.m. of 801-900 m.m. with Khargone being just a little less than Ujjain. The other six district 3.11 What applieo; tC' thL' dlc;trict htadquartcro; town headquarters of these two divisions climb up to applies to the towns of the dio;trict for thev fan in the the next two higher rangeo;-Dh3r, and same rainfall range Or nearby range. The p;eneral Ratlam the range 901-1100 m.m. and Dewas, Shaja­ picturc is as below '--. pur and Jndore in the range 1001· t 100 m.m. Curi­ --- -- ously enough Dews and Shajapur receive about the Rainfall range N"u,lb er Proportions same rainfall. Even otherwio;e they look so much of town~ alike geomorophologically and ecologically. 1 2 1 3.7 The principal town in tbi'l region is Todore the throbbing commercial and industrial centre of the State. 701-800 3'l 11 01 801~900 27 826 Not \ ery long, its pleasantly 0=001 night3 had earned 901-1000 29 8 87 the reputation of Shat-e-. May be the most 1001-1100 55 16 82 copious rainfall it receives among all the other dis­ 11 01-1200 47 14 37 trict headquarters in these two divi<;icns had some 1201-1300 27 8 26 thing to do with this apart its 10ca1joJl en the pla­ 1301-1400 64 19 57 teau-land of Malwa. 1401-1500 24 7 34 1501-1600 9 2 75 3.8 25 district headquarters get covered in these 1601+ 9 2.75 .,' ranges and once we touch u;:on the district head­ Total 327 10000 quarters of Bhopal, Hoshan,!!al'ad, Jabalpur, Bilaspur, Raipur and Bastar Divisions, they all fall in the ranges over 1001 m.m. The distrkt headquarter'! of Bhooal Division falls in the 3 ranges of 1001-1100, 1101- 3.12 Largest number of towns (64) fall in the rain­ 1200 an(1 1201-1300. Of the 5 district headquarters range 1301-1400 m.m. These make 19.57 per cent of Rajgarh receives the Iea"t rainfall. Ii is curious to of the total number of towns. These are followed by 55 'lee Chhindwara, which used to be covered bV in tree towns which fall in tht! ra:nfall range 1001-1100 m.m. not very long ago, now ora.:kete,i with Raigarh in the Their proportion comes 10 16.82. fhtn come 47 rainfal1 range of 1001-11 )0, Il\cidentallv Chhind­ towns (14.37 per cent) which fall in the rainfall wara receives the same rainfall d'l RaiJ!arh. 1f veJ!e­ rang~ 1101-1200 m.m. The 36 town., making a pro­ tatiot1 is c,omething to do with the rainfall then, the' p'ortion of 11.01 fall in the lowest rainfall range of position of Chhindwara vis-a-vis Raigarh is not very 701-800 m.m. These are followed' by 29 towns falling clear to under~t[lnrl. fl\'h,l cm(l Vi~i'lha towns are in tho:: rainfall range of 901-lO00 m.m. and 27 towns 12

11"0 I--!IIHI !lOI-·101l11 lonl-1100 1101-121Hl ------. ------_ .... _------~(7) t~(2) ~~ (I) ::::~(6) tt;n(I) f\tq(lo) ~r(3) 1f~(I) ~(9) ~(I) ~(3) ~;rr(I) ~ (4) Jf'I'IT (2) ,"", (1) ~(2) ~~(9) '3'~(I) ~"r~"r (1) Jfr'l"~ ( 1 ) ~. (2) ~(I) ~(2) ~(1) ~l~( I) ~(2) ~(2) ~I~ (I) ~(5) mAT (7) ~ (2) m(2) '!JT< ( 4) ~~(5) ~m-(9) ~~(2) rrfiF;p{T ~ ( 3) ~(1) ~l; (3) ~(2) Ri~ (I) ~1' ~(2) 'l~"r~(S) ~(2) ~(4) an: (7) ~_(2) 'IfTrn'«f ( I ) ~(3) ~tt (I) TJ"f f~Jfr~ ( 4) ~ffrn( I) f;rf~( 3) '(11 "qr f"l'1l'f': f.mJrr(I) i¥l'(I) ~(3) (:!) J(_1:otr ( I ) ~(IR) i~ (4) ~trmmnr' ( 2) f;r~( I) .i'llOfi"''''' (3) ~qrp(l) ------:16 27 29 55 47 ------120ld300 1301-1400 14a)-lS00 I 501-)600 160 I + tt;n (3)l JITII'~ ( R) it~ (2) ;m:nm: (2) ~mm~(2)

64 !I .... 3. 13 l'fit l.fit ,;,fr.~riY;H ~'!rr ~ fro ~':-ll if; R ~if'T if it' 7 tjirf;"i'If'>: if Jf~i:t, : ,,~ 'for ;,!~'l'f '~~r if )r1 ;~ I f$i! sit!>: if :;;:ri:t ~" ,,'f&"'f: ,,!lJTlf<'t"r if tigiT1i~If~ it lif!:7'li lflfT lfrffr ~ ..h ~ it it'f1 '6 ~'i ~rm- ~.ft<: ifI!rt ~Jfr 901-1000 if~Mr ~Il.fi'i ;q'~ ~ fif, fll'.lfr. ~fUif' ifI!rt lfr'f~ t. I "("T~r--;if<{rlT:if' if '3'lirfl ",rlfi=r ;:rqfj IIhi f'1't if r:::iTF -';1' ~h il'i; ".1' ~-~ ~~);: ,::pr'" ;;flTrl.fT orr h-'f~:l"ifi lflri ifrft t 1f'~f'fi "it."r. lJ:~r 'i;'R: rritifJ if 'PIT~....n ;fi'ff ~ fif, l.f~r 'l'>: t;F;ii '{tlt 'Iii ,!~!J 'li1 7 1Jf' ~:;;;ji '{ol"il'U ~ I ifrffl' ~ I f~f'g" if 'l.:j'i I (l ;:r,p; f"i'~"flf ~i ·~... r if ~ I tanfur·n:: flr~ if tiI',fH>: .n-:- 11;,1'7 if;: rr if' il"r- ·~uft if f;;'JiI'i"fl1 -.{uf, ~ !II'ffl ~ 31')": f"'l~ • :; ~:i"-f if ~ :l Of~ 0f'1f1 ,:r'r ~ I 1'§ifI:'!">: nriiT ~ ~>: if "Ilirir tiftilfi lfTrt ~"rrit t 'it .~I ~1fllf': 70 1-I!O 0 "[lifT 3 'if.-< ,,~i ~,f; IH 1-900 if amr ~. I qqT- .ltT.- 1101-1200 if IIHr ~I "'SI'f if; 2 ;:r;r1' :HIf'i' af'1T rom~ ~"'fol ;(. 'I~f f;;r.,.., iliff "1'rlll'l"~ f;l.ff~ ~ ~, 6 'fl('~f ~ Jf "'11' 'If:11''l: 'f'ri-~.Jfr 1101-1200 f'f.'fl. 3ft>: 120 1-l3()O flr.1l'T. 12 each falling in the range of 801-900 m.m. and 1201- State. 9 tnwns each lie in the two upper mo<,t Tal"f~ll 13CO m.m. These respectively constitute 8.87,8.26 ranges. 1501-1600 m.m. and 1600. TheSe each ~ and 8.26 per cent. As we go up in the rainfall 2.75 per cent. The details of these towns is given range, the number of towns deere·ases. Thcre arc 24 towns in the range 1401-1400 m.m. rainfall and in the table below. The figures in parenthesis indi­ these constitute 7.34 per cent of towns in the cate the number of towns in the district. --_._------_----- 701-800 801·900 901·1000 1001-1100 1101-1200 Morena(7) Gwalior(2) Guna(1) Tikamgarh(6) Guna(}) Bhind(10) Shivpuri(3) Mandsaur(l ) Chhatarpur(9) C!t hatarpur(l) Gwalior(3) Guna(l) Ratlam(4) Satna(2) panna(1) Datia(2) Mandsaur(9) Uiiain(J) Sidhi(l) Sagar(1) Shivpuri(2) Uiiain(l) Shajapur(2) Ujjain(l) D amoh(l) Mandsaur(2) Shajapur(2) Jhabua(1) Shajapur(S) Satna(7) RatIam(2) Dhar(2) Dhar(4) Dewas(5) Rewa(9) Uiiain(2) West-Nimar(3) Indorc(l) lndore(3) Dewas(2) Jhabua(l) East-Nimar(2) West-Nimar(8) Rajgarh(2) Jhabua(4) Dha.r(2) Rajgarh(2) East-Nimar(4) Bhopal(l) Rajgarh(3) Tndore(l) Vidisha(l) Sehore(1) Vidislla(3) West·Nimar(2) Morena(I) Betul(1) Raisen(3) Chhindwara(18) Betul(4) Hoshangabad(2) Bilaspur(1 ) RajnaDdgaon(3) Raipur(l)

36 27 29 5S 47

-.------~-.- ---- 1201-1300 1301·1400 1401-1500 1501-1600 1600t ------Guna(J) Sagar(S) Sehore(2) Balaghat(2) Hoshangabad(2) panna(l) Damoh(l) JabaJpur(7) BiJaspur(2) Balaghat(2) Sagar(2) Shahdol(15) Mandla(3) Raipur(2) Raigarh(S) Damoh(l) Uiiain(l) Seoni(2) Bastar(J) Rajgarh(1) Dewas(1) Surglija(4) BhopaJ(l) Raisen(1) BiIaspur(4) 9 Sehore(1) Hoshangabad(9) Raigarh(1) Raisen(2) Jabalpur(2) Raipur(l) Jabalpur(6) Narsimhapur(1 ) Narsimhapur(3) Mandla(t) 24 . Durg(6) BaJaghat(1) --- Surguja(4) 27 BiIaspur(6) Rajnandgaon(2) Durg(4) Raipur(6) Bastar(l) ----- 64 ------. -.. -.----.-~-_--.----.------3.13 It will be seen fJ:om this that of the 8 towns is most happily situated. Of the 6 towns, Ashoknagar of Morena 7 towns fall in the lowest rainfall range but receives the least rainfall which is less than that of Sheopur reCeives much higher rainfall than these and Gwalior. Mungaoli receives more than Ash(lknagar goes into the t:ainfall range 901-1000. It may be remembered that Sheopur area is the most wooded and just 6 m.m._ more than Gwalior. Chac,haura­ area in Morena district and it can be matter of Binaganj receives more tItan the abl)'ll~ mentioned surmise if Sheopur town gets any benefit from the towns, wherc~ , Guna and Ragbogarh green surroundings. AU·the 10 towns of Bhind are in receive the same rainfall. . the lowest rainf~ll range. In Gwalior district Gwalior and Morar Cantonm<'-I\t receive a little more rainfall 3.14 AU the six towns of faIl in than the other 3 towns which lie 'in the lowest rainfall the rainfall a range 1001-1100 m.m. Of the 10 towns range. Both the towns of Datia district are in the lowest range and 5 towni of Shhpuri are distributed of Chhatarpur 9 towns fall in the same range. In by 2 and 3 in the, rainfall range 701-800 and 801- receives the highest rain­ 900, respectively. In Ow-aliar division Guna district fall and falls in thc range 1101-1200. The two towns lRGI/86-6 13

it ilr~ ~ I ~lflT~ it 1137. 1 it; ~!!ITif 'H: .qm' i{ 1213. 5 fl:r.;fj 5 'fln:~, ~ !;!~ ~ f.ri ~ i{ m ifiIf qqf ~ffi ~ alP: _Il'i *(\'f ~, mIf1: f;;rllr it; 1 1 ifJlii it « ~~~T i{ iI'T fSMr 1 1 0 1~ i{ ~r6' ~ I ;:;r ~fifi 'IjrlT 8 '1'11<: crq\' q.arr 1 3 0 1- 1 400 fll.If')'. it 1200 flf.lft. if llT't ~, oriff'fo' 'Tlfq~ li1'l:: q"l1'~ ~eAije tiP.!' ~ I ~;ri{ « 7 it 1 3 9 -l flf.1ft. qql m;fr ~,oriffifi ~cro it 224 i f;r.lf(. qql mo:a' ~ f..-~ it ~ 'l'{i vf'l1 <:r~ll' 'H it ~iffr Ifiil'it lfiIf t.JiT 701-800 f;r.i1I'., 9 l!i't<-iT qosIT ~'1[f 130 1-1 400 flf.lfr iT ~ r9' ~ I #:s';r 'l; 4 '1'11''.:1 'flfl:: qfit ~~Jfr SO 1-900 flf.1I'1'. 3(n: 1 iflfl:: qqf ~ar')' 90 I-} 000 it~, 3 ifl1',!; em ~'Ift 1401-1500 fl'f.+JT. it crl.fT fsuitD" it lJiT« fll'lI'T it -q'r~ ~ r li~q:T'l: 'l; "'If~:r "flf<1 it ITiT;ff~ ~ Oir~ ~'t Wl'IT 1 S i{I1<: em iPfTlf ar~'f 'filf 'If."fi ~Tft ~ aftl:: n€r f;r~; 'llJiT ~ lir?!' ~, ;:;rtfif\' Wlf ~: 1001-1100 it i:T~f I ~ ~ffi' ~'i§ ahrf~y :a-mr ~m ~ 4 CMT ·~iJfr 901-1000 I'i:pft. it '4ir't ~ r ~"~if f..-~ ;r, ....+i'r iflTi.~"t ifEfT ~ I flJ:f;:j'f if; qqf 'llufr 801-900 f;r.lfr. it, ~lJ~r 901-1000 flf.m. a~ ci'rlJl::T G);fiifi!1: ';{U ;rl::j[ ~ 'I:I';;~T qr:;l .~.Jfr 1401-1500 i{ ,"T(l~1 ~ ') 01-1200 f;r.m. it m=rr ~ I lII'rorr'!'l:: it; 9 iflf>: t'IjT 80 I- iITffi"ilTe f..-iiI' iT l!iil'ft iflT'l:: it nfr 'fill' qq'r ~ci'r ~ ;:;rorf.JS' 'filf qql ~ ~ I ~qflJ flf'r if; l\ir9'lffif it 'T;rS' iifa-li qqi ~"tffi' ~ I iIT;;rr'iJTe f;r~ ~ qroflJ

3.17 qql 'if; 1l'T1f'?r i{ ::R'T'!q'T ~ 6 if!f>:r it ~, m~T :fr f~fa 3. 20 'I'~'!..-r if; 8 iflf>: erqf qfllf1if 1301-1400 fl:r.1ft. ~ 'I:I';;'iJT ;r.ff ~, or;rfi.fi q-G1'Tfq~, ~Tifl1~, :;;).;rc aftl:: tnti1T ..;;~ 1401-1500 fll'.lfr. it ;r~I'I'\-'nT:rl:: ~a- s~ ~I fHrlJ~ i{ 13 "fll'~ ~ W-frn- iT ~ I ;;r.~:r ~p q'lr 'Pf '!:T~if ~ ~f1>:rjj':r: ;:rq-r m'!tlT til' -1 O!R ~;:rii ~ '(itffi ~~ 'PIf qfl'l' ~T ~ I !Til: erqf ~ 1 1 0 1- iffTTl ;r, ~ iT 'fil)'T OTT ... ~ ~ I m-'.: 'if; ... 1fO:ff 8 "flT>.: aifffJf 3 1200 f1:r. 1ft. it u.rm ~ r 6 iflT< 'f1'rt:or.Jft 1301-1400 fl'f.lfr. qqi ~fir,lf"f iT 'l:l'rlt ~ I ~;'fit 'l1:1l"1U ~ l'f~Tq;: it ;r.ri\' lfiIf ~ it ~ Ofl~ 4 if'R qqf..wr 1401-1500 fl:r.m. it ;v.ra- ~ I ~ ~, ~;rrn. afI;: on:m'!'l::-~T:jfIf~ it ~;rl!t ~'ft 'DP-.1'fo ll'r5T ern ifr;ft 2 iflT'~ if'IT iIT~QT'l; 3{F: 'l'l!i<:il qql ~aft 1501-1600 fir.1ft. Ii' ~, or.m;crl"'-f, mll''IT't, ~ ~ ~~:ft 'fliT '~iJfr '101-1000 fl:r.Il'T. VP.r ~ I ,~ if; 6 'f1f'U it, rnlf'l'f tarT ;j')'. iT mm ~ ;;r.tf'P ~ if'R ~;;if::tlf qq-f q"n. it ;o;rra- ~ I 1001-1100 flf.1ft. it ~A ~ I te:ll: it 'I1R aft'!: Il'~mq ~ nftl''fi crcfi ~ ~ I 'If'!''lflf f;r'lTW if; 1 3 iflJ'~ at!,:"!'&!' 3 cro '~farI'{1 if vr'r f ari<: iI'~!fT;fr ;rr;rr '!f'-lf'r mif-'T~ il'f!:i!f; lII'I~l'!: >.rIfT ~aft SO 1-900 it ~'-TT Il:'!;~'t, !iserf, ;f'lTifi!1: aiR qqf .: ~ 1301-1400 fl:r.1I'T. it '&'Ti:t f I ~. . 3. 1 S <:f lfiT~ f.;r'r 'if; S iflTn it ~ ;::rr~ if' mrit ~fg'f. 1205 ;r, 10 i{I1<: 2 ~T it ;i~ g~~-G '1'11<: 1201-1300 fJf.1ft. it flf.qT. q/{f Q)fI' ~ I U.;:lf iflT') it ~ 2iflT>: qqT ~ ~01-900 ~ 4 "fll'< 1301-1400 f;r.Jft. it .... Tff ~ I 'l::T~ f..-~;r, 10 'fln: flf.lft. it, 2 'f1J''; 1001-1100flf.l'ff. it <'I'': it f: iii' ",,",~;;frq it tmrr ~ I if,- 6 'l'1li'f it fl"'l'fu it I i{1fU it ">:Tm ~, ~tf;t1i'i{ ~'"F..T ~ ~ ~ 3. 22 irm it 4 iflT1: ~, ~ « if\'f'l;~ i{ lfof« ifilf 13 q -t flf ffi '~T 1101-1200 flr.tft. it (3 'f1R') 1201-1300 flr.lft. 'IT. qqr ~ ~ ~ 3 rt'1R : if; q'-!,T'( .'{<: fl:f ~I ~".f'T it .::wr 1501-160Q flr.J["t. it ma- . ~ I 13

of Patna- and Panna fall in the ranges 1101- most fortull.ah~. Th~se to'\ns arc :;iluatctl in the rain­ 1209 m.m. and 1201-1300 m.m. respectively. Panna fall ranges JlOI-J200 m.m. (.t wwm.) 12UJ .. J~·OO receives 1213.S m.m. as against 1137.1 of Ajaigarh. m.m. (2 towns) and 1301-1400m.m. (1 town), Betul has 11 towns of which RehH receives has 5 towns but curiously enm!gh Multai rccl.!ives U11! the least rainfall but which is higher than what least rainfall ~nd li\!s in th.: rainfal1 rangl!s JOOl- Ajaigarh of Panna r,~c.::ivl!'>. , lying 1100 whereas the other 4 towns are located in the in th~ treeless plains area fall on the rainfall·.rarige rainfall range 11 0 1-1200. Hoshangabad district pre. 1201-1300 m.m. whereas the other 8 towns fall in sents quite a variety; Harda and Ranipur~ receive the the range 1301-14'00 m.m. Of these 7 receive the least minfall Jying jll the tninfalJ rar:gc J 111 J.l2'}!} same rainfall of 1394 m.m. while Deori receives m.m. Whe::-;;:a., Pachmarhi and Pachll1a~hi Canton­ the least rainfalJ. ment receive th: highest rainfall not only in the district but in th.:- who!:; State (2244 m.m). th\!sc are 3.15 The three towns of Darnall fall in the three the hill lowns and the summer capital of the State. rainfall ranges Qf 1101-1200 m.m., 1201-1300 m.m. The other 9 town.:> fall in the r .. inhll! runge 1301- •, and 1301-1400 of t.h~·;c Damoh receives the least raIG­ 1400 m.m . faIl and the bighest 3.1 9 15 towns of Jabaipur disllict are rJislribuh:d in 3 rainfall rangeJ 6 in 120:-1300 m,lll. 2 in ! jOt- 3.16 The towns of are in the lower rainfa,l ranges. Th,! 12 towns of Mandsaur fall in 1400 m.m. and "1 in 1401-150U m.m. Whl!fl!aS 4 the ranges 701-800 (2 towns); 801-900 (9 towns) and towns of Narsimhapur lie iri 2 ranges-3 in 12U1-1300 and 1, Kareli-in the raInfall range 1301-1400 m.m. 901-1OUO m.m. (1 town). is the town receiv­ ing highest rainfall in the towns of Manusaur. Of Of the 4 towns of Mandla, 3 lie in the range 1401~ the 6 towns of RatIam, and Piploda· receive 1500 m.m. and Dindori, receiving the kast rainfall lies in the ~ower ranges 1301-14lJO Chhind~ much less rainfall than the other 4 lowest range or m.m. and wara slides down in the scale and hel'c all the 18 towns whereas tile other 4 lie in the range 901~lOOO m.m; lie in the rainfall !luge 100l-UrO. This (catw(' is a In , and B~dnagar receive the little intrigu.ing for, generally speaking, Chhindwura least rainfa1l. ill towns of the district WhC.~·l; are 1 each in the rangc~ 8Gl-9DO m.m. 901-1000 m.m. and J 001-1100 . m.m. The 9 are not so fortunately located as t:o receive cqually good rainfall. Both the towns of SeoJlj are quite towns of Shaja0lr lie in the ranges 801~1100 m.m. happily located in the rainfall rarlgc t.10 1- : 50(1. In Here Soyat and receive the least rainfall Kalin It 3!;t among the towns of the district. In Dl!was district Balaghat Kat.an.gi town rl'ceives the rainfall revei-ves the highest whereas Balagnii and Bharbeli receive quite high rain­ rainfall. .. fall of 1672 m.m. or so. Waras(;oni :md lowns 3.17 .Of the 6 towns of Jhaoua, Jhabua is the 1c:.d!'t of BaUighat district lie in the range 1501-1600 m.m. fortunate, Whereas, Pdlawad, , and 3.20 'fhl.) 8 town.> {"If Surguja district are equally are the more fortunate ones. oould divided in the two ranges 1301-1400 m.m .. and he said lying bclwe.:n Jhabua and thes,; -1 towns as 1401-1500 m.m. In Bilaspur there are 13 towns and Ifar as a rainfall is concerned. AIl the eight towns of these MUllg-eii receives the least rainfall. It is of Dlwr lie ill the 3 lower rainfall rang~s. Here !>ituatcd iJl the range llOL-1200. 6 towns are locat­ and receive the least rainfall, ed in range 1301-1400 m.m. and 4 towns in range Bandawar and S"ardarpllr-Rajgarh receive a little more 1401-1500 m.m. whereas 2-Naya Baradwar and while Bagh, Dhamnoo, Dbar and Kuksbi He in tbe Sakti-are situated in the rainfall range 1501-1600 range 901-1000 m.m. Of towns of Indore, Sawer receive m.m. Of the 6 towns of Raigarh, Sarangarh located the least la~nh!l, Dl.:palpur a l~.·I~ I';ore. whcr\!as, in the arid treeless plains, receives the least rainfall Indore MIlt}W and Mhc\vgaoD lie in the minfall and is situated in the range 1401-1500 ro.m. Whereas range iOm-l!OiJ; Indore receiving more than Hho\V tbe rest of the towns are sitl1ated in the highest and , 13 towns of We.st-Nimar.lie ill th~ 3 rainfall range. lower rainfall range and Barwam and Ra1Pur recelve the least rainfall. 6 towns of East Nimar lie in the 3.21 In Ihi1)ur division, Rajna·ndgaon di!.tIlct range 801-lOC~), whl.. 3Jld ~hahpur in though situated in the .p~lldy-growiJ?g high rainfaU the range 901-900 and Ha!ISud, Khandwa, belt is not so fortl1l1ate III resp'Cct of Its towns. Of the and Mundi lying in the range 901-1000 m.m. 5 towns, 3 are located in the ranj!;.! 1101-1200 m.m. whereas 2 W ov.. r to the rang~ 13(l1-}t10{) nun. 3.18 Of the 8 towns of Rajgarh district, Biaora the 10 to~ns of Dnrg arc distributed in two receives the highest rainfall of 1205 m.m. The other ranges-6 in 1201-1300 m.~. and ~ i~ 1301-14flO ~.m. towns are situated in the rainfall ran~~.' 801-900 Of the 10 towns of Ralpuf dlsWct Sarmpalt TI'­ m.m. (2 towns), 100l-lIOO m.m. (2 towns) 1101- -~ives the least rainfall of 1188 mm. of the rest. tt 1200 m.m. (3 towns). In . the 4 towns Of. Vidisha towns situated in the ranges 1301··1400 mm. 1 m district. Sironj receives the least rainfall Wilde other 1401-100 m.m. and 2-Maha.;amund arid Bagbahara­ three lie in the range llOl-1200mm. Of the;: towns of are situated in the range 1501-1600. Bh'opal di.strict. Bhopal rcceivt,~ m(lrc than "'d;:.l~a. In Sehore district Ashta receives the )cast ralll. 3.22 III Bastar, there are 4 towns of these Kanker Whereas, Seherc a~d NarsuHangani !:I~<.

3.23';;riI'f.J;' ~'ii iR'fi ifi'f aiR: oi'iIrt att{ ~ 61;'fi ~ ili Si1ITif 3. Z 7 Cfl'I1"lf.1I' ~ #firn' "'iftmir 'liT ~ !iliflfiI (1m Fm' ~ ~ ~. ~ m Q,'Ii em; ifit' am: ~ m:q; ~ ~1ifI GIl ~m- ~ I i'l'fi ~ if; <:I41r4,Wa1 .foiTij!ATff~ 17. 7%~ 35°1-40° i.i. it ~ if Q t ~ 3. 4%~ 40.°1-45° 3. 25 :f1J'U it; 11>"1 'liT ~Itr.f,l'f f.Nfii1~ 'li<:ir it i itq ~ ;;iT fIf; 11'~ ~ I m't<'fr qi;rllft it; 'iiII'. ~ ~«if; snrrOJ' ~ I "1 I ij' 'R eft crm»r SMTfifff rn ~ ~ ~ lIiT<'fr fir¥r m 1JTif (29° 7ij. ~.) If1l.tt

25.0m 25.1-30 30.1-35 35.1-40 40.1-45

____ ". ---- 1 2 3 4 5 6

i. fillffil'i'- 1 1. ~r-8 1. ~;r-3 1. in'~T-5

2.~-2 2. f'll'q"-lO 2. tm:-'l 2. ~~-5 3. 1liIf~-3 3. t.ro-9: 3. If''{,,-1 3 4.~-2 4. 'UlI';~-1 ------5. ~-6 5.~-6] 11 6. Wer

3.23 Wh'!l\:as there, may be some unc;t~rt~inty re­ redish sandy soils and exposed laterites (Bhantha garding the relationship between fesest and altitude land) over large areas. on tbe one sid_e. and rainfall on the other, there appears to be :Q,O such doubt· regarding, relation bet­ 3.26 The. forest and particularly the dense semi­ ween forest and altitude on the one side and tempera­ evergreen forests play a definite role in modifying ture on the other. The temperature figures of the temprature. Large sheets of water also controls the towns may pres~nt a better perspective when viewed temprature and in this respect the great Bhopal lake from this angle. and the Gandhi Sagar dam infiiience the tempratme of Bhopal and Gandhi Sagar towns.

3.24 Madhya Pradesh is a sprawling State. Its northern and southern boundaries are separatell by . 3.27 One intri~ing feature of temperature statis­ about 500-600 kms. of direct distance while the tics may be mentIoned. The newspaper reports in northern exttcme-Ambah town-and the suut.hern the years through the decades under review often 'extreme Kirandul are f.1~parated by over J ,100 kms. indicated highest temperatures in Raigarh town and The effect of latitude is thus definitely seen in the those who have experience oJ. summer of Raioarh0 towns of the State, and the northern parts are to~ will bear this out. Similarly coldest nights in colder t.han th~ southern area. WInter months have been experienced in Raisen town. The temperature statistics given in this volume do not bear this. The possible explanation could per­ _ 3.25 Elevation play important rart hl regulating haps b~ that these statistics have been based on the temperatw:;; of the towns. This is \'!\"ident from average daily· temperature. Gaurella and Pachmarhi registering lower tempera­ tures, the town'> situa_ted in the middle southern por- tion like B~:ul, Sconi, Chhi:ldwra are cooler than the 3.28 The 326 towns (data for one town i e towns situatetd in the northern and north western part. ~~rwani is not available) of the State get c1assifi~d The geological and wH c0nditions also govern the lllto only four ranges in respect of maximum tempe- temperature. TQ_wns situated on predominently black rature. About 88.0 peT cent of the town get in- soil tend to have more amenable temperature than eluded in the range 30°. 1-35° Centigrade. 7.7 per those situat~d in the region with sandy soils. The cent of the towns fall in the range 35·. 1-40° centi- later show more extreme. 111e reason for this is quite, grade. ~hereaso3A pe~ cent go in the temperature obvious. The black clayey soil has greater moisture range 40. 1-45 rentngrade. The lowest maximum retentivity and thus modifies temperature variation temper'atU!re is r~rded by the summer capital of the to a great extent. It may be seen that temperature of State, Pachmarhl, the queen of the hill station and the towns situated at the -!\Aalwa plateau the contiguous Panchmarhi cantonment. Gaurella sit- does not rise very high, While areas in the uated at the foot of the Maika! range and below north in Gwalt.:>r· and erstwhile Vindhya Pradt'sh Amarkantak also records a law maximum tempera- region, even though they are situated in high~'r lati- ture of 29.7°C. The two insets given below show the tudes become much hotter. The towns of Chha!tis" num~er .of t!>wns in the four temperature ranges and garh plain become very hot due to lower elevation, the dlstnctwlse number of towns so included :- DISTRIBUTION OF TOWNS BY DIFFERENr RANGES OF MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE

No. of towns ------NIL 3 281 25 11 NIL ._------._._-326 ------DISTRIcr WISE DISTRmunoN OF TOWNS IN DIFFERENT MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE Below 25.1-30 30.1-35 35.1-40 40.1-4-5 45+-- 25.0 -----~~~------~--~~------~------~------1 2 3 4 5 6 .. -_---.~ ... --_.__ .. _ .-.-.-'_ -. -- _"_-'_' Nil 1. BiIaspur 1 1. Morena 8 1. Ujjain 3 I. Jhabua S Nil, 2. Hoshangabad 2 2. Bhind to 2.Dhar 1 2. Jabalpur 5 3. Gwalior 5 3. Rewa 9 3. Narsimhapur I 3 4. Datia 2 4. Raigarh 1 5. Guna 6 S. Tikamgarh 6 II 6. Chhatarpur 10 6. Shivpuri 5 7. panna 2 8. Sagar 11 2S g. Dll1l1oh 3 ._--_.. _------_--_._._------_ 2 4 5 6 ----_._------_.--•.. -._ ...•... _._ .._ ..•.....•... _...... -.. - ...... _ ...... _.. _... _.... _.. _ ...... _ •.•...... _•.. _.. _- ... _.- ...- ...... - "-"'_... -.-..... _---- I O. ~;rr.-9 II. ~:gT.;r~ 15 12. ~frtft-l 13. ;i~l<:-12

14. <:~-6 15. ~-31

16. ~~-9 17. ~-S'

18. m~-l 19. m<:-7 20. ~"t<:-5 21. qf~T fi{~-12 22· 'K""T f~.-6 23· <:l"OI~"_8; 24. fa;fl(m~8 25· "'fftrre-z' 26· «~-4i 27. ~ftf~-6~ 28· ~-5 2 9· ~1l'ilrrcr~-11' 30. G\;(~-i01l 31. i{~f~-3J

32. 1£~-14 33. f~~T-lS-~. 34. flf

. 287

3. 2 9 ~ \lTq1iJi{ «~ 2 4 7 l:fT 75. 6 srfumr;:mJ 'liT l!;'Ii ~r 3. 30 ai!f( f<{1f 'flf fiA'(OI' « Ifi{ ~ ~ fiI; ~I f*r ~ ~ l5'.1-200 «.iI.ij;atCl1fflqmr~ I 42~~ 20.1+it ij; iftR1' it ilT'f1Wf 'liT «.t ~ ~J ~ ~ ~ if

2 3 4 5 6 _.... _.. ------. --~---.~ -- .. --~---- _----_._._-_ .. __ . __ ... _-_--_. __ .. _------_--_.. _--_._----- 10. Satna 9 11. Shahold 15 12. Sidhi 1 13. Mandsaur 1.2 14. Ratlant 6 15. Ujjain 3 16. Shajapur 9 17. Dewas 8 18. Jhabua 1 19. Dhar 7 20. Indore 5 21. West Nimar 12 22. East Nimar 6 23. Rajgarh 8 24. Vidish3. 4 25. Bhopal 2 26. Sehore 4 27. Raisen 6 28. Hetul 5 29. Hoshangabad 11 30. Jabalpur 10 3\. Narsimhapur 3 32. Mandla 4 33. Chhindwara 18 34. Seoni 2 35. Balaghat 5 36. Surguja 8 37. Bilaspur 12 38. Raigarh 5 39. Rajnandgaon 5 40. Durg 10 41. Raipur 10 42. Bastar 4

287

3.29 In regard to the minimum temperature 247' towns thereof hardly experience any winter. As or 75.6 per cent of the towns cluster up i~ the ranges against this the towns of Shivpllri, Tikamgarh and 15.1.-20C. Forty two towns go into the range Rewa districts and also those of Jhabua experience 20.1-1C constituting 12.9 per cent. Thirtytwo towns quite a severe winter. constituting 9.8 per cent of the total number of towns are located . iIi ~he .. minimum. temperature range 5.1-10.0 and only five towns (1.5 per cent) ~. 30 It will be seen. fr()~ > the description given occupy the maximum temperature range 10·. 1.15.0°. a~ove t~at the towns of Ihabua district experience The towns situated in the eastern part of Madhya variation in temperature. Perhaps this may be ac­ Pradesh in, Bil;lspur, RaigadJ, Rajnal1dgaon and counted for the merciless destruction of forests in Raipur . district's all fall in minimum temperature this district. range of 20°. 1 +. Only Jashpurnagar of Raigarh does not fall in this line and records a minimum tempera­ 3.31 The number of towns districtwh·e for mini­ ture of 7.4°. The a1:love mentioned districts and the mum temperature range is given below :-

DISTRmUTlON OF TOWNS BY DIFFERENT RANGES OF MINIMUM TEMPERATURE _.. _--::----- Range of Minimum Temperature Number of towns (in centigrade) - ._------_._------_.. _------_.. _----_.... ------_._._-_._--_ .. _-_ ._-_ .. _-_ ..... _------Below 5 Nil 5.1-10.0 32 10.0-15 S 15.1- 20 247 20,1+ 42

Total 326 16

f~ il'rTlfr;1' ~'t fcrf~ sMarll'f it nri!r

~ 1 ~s ~ 8 ~ 12 'l

~ 9 ~ ~ 8 orm 4 m;.m- 1m: 7 lftIr 247

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10 Ar 1I'T. 11.2Sflli 1I'T. 26. soAr 11'). 51. 100 f'tl'.1I'I'. - .:_-- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------~------I 1· II III - IV --0 V -- VI -~------

-----,,__------'------16

NUMBER OF TOWNS,'DISTRfCT-WISE BY D1FFERENT R4.NGES OF MINIMUM TE\fPER"-TURE ------5.1-10 10.1-15 15.1-20 20.1·-!------'-_- .. .-... .- .-.. .. ._ .. ,,_ - ...... __ ... _ ...... _.___..,_._- Raigarh 1 JJba1pur 5 .Morcn'l 8 BiliLspur 12 Shivpuri 5 Bhind 10 R:,igarh 5 Rewa 9 Gwalior 5 R'ijnandg'lOn S Tikamgarh 6 Datia 2 Ourg 10 Ujjain 4 Guna 6 Raipur 10 Jhabua 5 Chhatarpur ]0 --- Dhar Panna 2 ,., NarsirnhapuT Sagar II ---- Darnoh 3 32 Satna 9 Shahdol 15 Sidhi Mand;aur 12 Ratlam 6 Ujjain 2 Shajapur 9 Dewas 8 Jhabul! 1 Dhar 7 Indore .5 West Nirnar 12 East Nimar 6 Raigarh 8 Vidisha 4 Bhopal ~ Sehore 4 Raisen 6 Betul 5 Hoshangabad B Jabal pur 10 Narsimhapur 3 Mandla 4 Chhindwara ]8 Seoni 2 Balaghat '5 Surguja 8 Bilaspur 1 BastaI' 4 ---- 247

- ---"'---"--~----"-'-'~------'- .... _-_. __ ._--- _.. --_, -- _._. --, .. _._-_.,-_ .. ----_ -_.__ .'-:---_._-... _._ .. _-...... ------_ .. _.. _--_._------3.32 The number of t'owns nearest from cities by road arranged according to size class and in different distance range is as indicated in the following table :-- TABLE 12 (A) Distallce 0/ Towl1s from the lIearest city Name of city ---.-.--- .---- .. -. ----Ci~ss of·------TotaTN~-~----·-·-- -N~_;;b~r ~ft~_;.;~ whi~h ar;~ithin distance of towns of towns ------..,.. 10 11-25 26-50 51-100 101 !t Kms. Kms. Kms. Kms. above -_.. __ .. _.. -_._---___ ... _.. _----- 2 3 4 5 6 7 Allahabad 1 U III IV V Vl

Total 1 RGJ/8f>.···7 17

2 3 4 5 6 7 ------_ ------_._--_. __ .. _------_.-- -_._- 2_ f'lll';;nf IPI<: I 2 II III IV 4 2 t V VI

S 3 3 I II 3 2 III R 2 IV 14 2_ 2 1(1 V 14 ,; 7 VI ----.. ---.-.~.-.. ---... ------.------'---.~------._------_-_.. 40 4 12 24 ------_.__ ._------_._------_------... -----~---.---;-- 4. f;r~ I II 2 2 III 2 1, N 8 2 2 V s 7 VI 1 ' ' .. _---- .... _-_ .. __ . 21 3 12 I II III 1 IV V VI ._------_._----_.__ .. _--_._--_._-----_._------3 ------6 1ft I II III IV V VI

6 2 2 -----_.--_--_.-.. - -- ,,_- ---_._---'.- _----._._.__ ---... ..------._----_ ----_._- --_.- -__ .------~--- 1 II 3 Ul :I IV 8 5 V 5 4 1'" VI

19 10 4 ----.------~-.--- ~------....,...:._~ ....___,.---. -_. __ -----_-..,..._- __ ... -----;,""'_-'- _---- I II 2 [[J 6 :J 3 IV U -1 9 V 1 S 3 5 9 VI

49 2 10 17

______--- .-~---...... ----.---.---.------.---.------~-.-----~------.-.-I!!----.------~-~.:'--.--'..._- ______. .2 J 4 5 678

~. BhHainlllat r Z 11 I m I IV 4 V VI

Total 8 3 ..t 3

3. Bhopal I II 3 .2 1Il 8 .2 IS IV 14- 2 to V 14 7 VJ J I

Total 40 4 12 14

4. BUaspur I IT 2 m 2 I IV 8 2 2 .J V 8 7 VI 1 '._-- -.__ ."--"'-' - .. '.-- '-_----'---'-- .--_-_._-_..• ------_'.'.- ----_._--_._-----_._- '_'--'-- Total 21 3 4 12

5. Burhanpur . 1 1 .. 1 II HI 1 TV V VI _-_._----_._.. _-----_.. _------_... _------_._---- Tota) 3

6. Durg 1 1 n' 1· m 1 IV V 3 2 V[

Total 6 1 2 2

7. ·~;'\ali ..H I II 3 III 3 ::! IV ~ , \' 5 4 \'! ------.------TlIta) 19 1 1 3 10 -4 -----_.------_------I -., Jl ... 1 m G 3 j JV 13 9 V 18 3 "5 9 VI

fota) 40 2 4 21 ... ---. '_', -.. -._. --- ._._._. -. -..... --"-_------_ ... __ ._------_ ... _. _------18

---~----- 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 ._-_._---.. I 1 II 3 1 ill 8 2 4 IV 16 2 1 12 V 11 5 5 VI

39 1 2 4 9 23 --_._---._------.,__.-.~ .. -----.------_----, ------"_---_' ------.. ----.-~- ---- _.. -_._---- 10. tmfr I 1 II 2 III 1 IV Ii 4 1 3 V 13 8 5 VI 1 -_ .. _._------_._-- --_._. __ ._.-.- .. _------_._- 26 1 11 10

11.~ I II III IV 2 VI ------_...... ,------,------_. ----~------.r------.-- 3' --...-~------~---- 12.~ I II 2 III 3 1 2 IV 5 1 4 V 9 9 VI 2 2 _lIIl ___,.- ______---____'______.-e-.-!'~---

~ 21 2 19 ,_------_._--_,...... -. -.--.-~------._-- 13, ~~ I II :2 1 III 3 2 1 IV 12 2 4 6 V 2 I VI --_._---_.- ---_ _,._------.--.- _._----- 20 :.I 10 ------_._---_._-----:------I II III IV 1 V 1 VI ------~------2 ------_._------_._-----_.. _------_._--. 15.~ I II 2 III I IV 6 6 V 6 -1 VI .------~------15 1 ______._. ______.---;---_____ of"-___- ______._. --- 18 ------2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 r 1 3 I "III t; 4 IY 1(, 2 12 V II 5 VI ---,.------_.. __ ----_._ ------_._----- Total 19 4 9 _. _____. ______-c_ -----.. ____.. ______~ __ ~-_--_--

10. JhS'hj 1 11 2 lIT IV 8 4 3 V 13 8 5 VI I 1

26 -1 It 10 ._----_.- .. --_ .. _------_._.. __ .. _._------_ .... -...... _-_. __ .. _ 11. Kh3.n-iwa II III TV V VI ------__ ._------_._--_- 3 ______Total o ___4 • ______

I:!. Nagpnf I II :! 2 HI 3 2 IV 5 4 V ') 9 VI 2 2 ------:-~------Total ____21 -.0 ____ -_ .. -.. _- _____" ___ . ______2 19 _

13. Raipur I ] 11 2 I ll1 3 2 I IV 12. 2 4 6 V 2 1 1 -_._-_.__._._------VI -----_. _._._-_-._-_._- ._-.--- Total 211 .~ 8 10 _,_---_._-.- .... _-,,-_. __ .__ ...... ---_._-- .. _--_":- .. _------_._-_. 14. bl1Chi IJ ill IV 1 I V 1 VI ---.. --~------_._ ---.------.. ------,

15. Ratlam I II .., III 1 IV 6 f, V 6 4 VI

TlIt:tl 15 JJ 19 ------_.------_. ---- ._---_------.-.--- --_._------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------... ------_._------_._------_---- _... _------I II III 3 2 IV 8 1 ::I 4 V 13 2· 5 5 VI ------.--~- 25 2 7 '9 7 ------_._ ----_-_ .. _------.... --- I 2 II III 4 2 IV 8 4 3 V 3 VI ------.. _--- 18 1. 4 7 5 ------~r_------It!.~ I 2 2 II I In 3 2 IV 6 5 V 7 3 3 VI ------_._------/- -. -~- ---,-- 19 3 3 ------__ .-- -__ .. "- , fflW 12· (an) t..m ~ ~ ifIn: lIlT rU -_--._-----_.------_... _--_ .. __ ._------._------,------'------rU it; 'IT~;hr 'foro ttfr ~!ii'.lT

10 f.t;.1ft 11-25 fij;. m. 26-50 f.!i.~. 51-100 f~~ ~_ 101 fiI;'. ~r. ~~!IlN4i 3 ------_._--_._------2 4 5 6 3 .1 2 2 4 3 2

1 l' 2 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 4 If"'-T

~tf~ 2 4 4 lfI'iT~ 5 2

.~ 2 2 5 '{Icn 2 3 3 ~~ 'l 7 2 19

1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 16. Rew!l. J 11 1 1 If[ 3 2 IV ~ 3 4 V 13 '- 5 I \,1 ----. ------4------.,._.,.Total 25 ------_.---2 --..,------7 9 --- 7 17. Sagdr T 2 2 II 1 1 TIl 4 2 1 IV \ 8 4 3 1 V 3 1 1 VI

Tata] 18 i 4 7 5 _----- ~------... ------18. Ujj:!.in I , 1J 1 TIl 3 ) 2 IV 6 1 5 \' 7 1 3 3 VI _-- --_.------_ -_...... _--_. ------_.. _ ------,------Total 19 3 ------13

T -'BLE l2(B)

D;vtrlllce a/T(lwlI /ram the Dirflief IIra~'q("'''r.rs

N1n:' O!f Djstri~t Hcu,iL1ulllrters lo\\n Number of t~1wn~ withiu , ---.------10 Km~. 11-25 :!6-S0 51-100 lOl- Km~. Km<;. l< ms. kms. and abo"e ._------.. ------.. ~------3 4 5 6 ------~------.------_- ---- 'i.:lrena 3 2

Bhind 1 2 4 Gwalior. 2 Dalla 1 ')hi\ puri . 2 1

(",UIU 2 likamgarh 3 Chhatarpur 4

Pall'l:} Sagar 4 Dam:th Satna

R,!I\a • I 3 Shahd"l . 7 2 20

2 3 4 5 6"

,-

3 6

2 2

2 3

2 J

2 3

1 1 2 2

1 "'

2 2

4 6

\ 4

5 3 fcrfurr 3 3 ;fr(to:

~;:r 4

oi~ 2 2 3 ~ 3 5 3 ~ 2 2 5 ';'(~,!1: 2 'Ii-nrT 2

~ 12 5 f«-ft " " "I

~ 2

"fMjifl~~

~1: 2

~

2

_ --_ ..__ .. _._._-_.- ... _------.- _

3. 33 'i~ lffi:Vft "" till: ,~ ~ffi ~ ~ ~, ~ $Il€t t'l 152 lfl 46. 5 ~ ~ 'I!~ "" 101 fi!;.~. ~ 'liT "J~, ~, ~ 11>1' .n~ Qf;p.f 'fR ij.!I.f.i4ifi ~~ qftrfi ~ on: ~~ ~ I ~ 8 ~ ~U ~ III fifi.lIft. ifI')­ <'flIrT ~~ «I"r::'I' UT~ i

:\-1ands

!lhajapur 2 4

D~w:.s 2 3

Jhabua 2 .! Dhar S l IndcHc 2 2 Khargone 4 6 Khandwa 4 Rajgarh . 5 3 Vidisha 3 Bhopal

Raisen 4

P.~tul 2 2 H,lshangabad . 3 1 5 3 Jabalpur 2 2 5 5 1 Nf1.rsimhapllr 2 M:tndla 2 Chhilldwar.l 1 12 5 Sconi Balaghat 2

Ambikapur 5 Bilaspur 2 1 3 4 3 R.aigarh • 1 2 2

R.~jnandgaon 1 2 1 Durg 2 3 2 3 Raipur 2 6 1 Jagdalpur 1 2 ------3.33 It will be seen from this table that Bhopal, Uttar Pradesh. 152 or 46.5 per cent of the towns the state capital, Indore, the throbbing industrial are situated at distance of 101 kms. lUld above from and commercial heart of the State, and JabaJpur, the cities. Only 8 towns are situated within 10 kms. the bubbling railway and defence production comp­ from city. Cities are usually like baniyan trees plex serve as the centres, round which largest cluster not allowing urban centres to develop of towns of the state are located. In fact 36.4 per cent of the towns cluster around these three cities at near themselves. That more towns tend to develop various distance as shown in the table. 15.3 per cent by themsel"es and away from the influence or of the towns fall in th" ~"1.fluence range of the State, impact zone of the cities is clear from tIle following the largest number coming under Jhansi city of inset ;- 1 R.GD86-1 ::!1

------~------10%.m. 11-2S%.l{t . 26- 50 % .l{T . 51-100W.l{t • 101 f~.l{ . +

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10

2 4 14 4 3 45 13 S 11)8 33 0 1~2 -16 5

------_ -- -_- ..

3.34 1971 if ~ lfTlfT tl'7fr fif; ~ ~ ftt.I~ 250 If'I'if ~ ~T ;;rr Wfi"fI' ~ f.!; ~;r if1rU ij; 5 ~ if 9" ~ 59 ~ ;m: 100 fiI; lit. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ if ~ ~m ~ 26 for; 1ft. ~ ritI!i if lI",if ~ I q",\iI' ~ ft'ffu' ~ f.ti 327 ~l if 9" 46 5 ~ ~ I l'I1I<: 101 f.ti.;fr. ~ ~ if\T ~ P}ai'f if ",~ t I ~ 33. 0 "5IfumI ;m: f;;m ~WIi ~ 51-100 fir;.liT. ~ iU ~ ~ ft'«T ~ I ~ ..rr ~lf t f1I; f;;rm ~ ..rr ~ ~ ~ I W

wmit 13(W) 4.~~ ;m: 11ft ~ it Ill' IJ:tt ~~,~--5,768

1. "!~- (I ) (2) ~1:(Rlf, mf-8,897 1 fiI;.;fr. 0I!i 2~ 5fit;.m. 28 2 ~iR"-16,R47 69" 10fil;.1fi". 14 119" lsfiI;.1{r. 11 11' ISf.li.1fr. 16~ 25fit;.m. ' 29 269".m:~ 114 16~ 2sfit;.m

196 21

7lJllm'>(Jr OIId PrlJportion of Tolt/ns sitl/ate:! Itithin tl,e niflQllce Rallge from thf City ----,_,..-_ .. - - ...... -__..._----- ...... ------.... -- 101+ ------K 11-25 26-50 51-100 No. of Percentage No. of Pcrc.entage No. 01 Percemace Nl.ol P.:r.::entag~ Na.OIf Percentage towns [0,\-n5 to I\n, t()Wn~ tOWJl!l ------_._------~--45 13.8 108 33-0 152 46.5 8 2.4 14 43 ------_....-._._...... ,__....,._-----_.....,,------3.34 In 1971 it was observed that about 59 per TADLf 13 ('\) TOWNS NOT CONNEcrED BY RAIL cent of the then existing 250 towns came in the dlS­ tance range 100 kms. and above. As things are Distan.;e fc.)m .he nearest lall head today 46.5 per cent of the 327 towns are in tbe dis------Up t() 1 km. . __ "tance range 101 kms. and above. Whereas, 33.0 per 1 tG S kms. 28 cent of the towns are situated in the distance range 6 to 10 krus. • 14 11 to IS kms. • 11 51-100 kms. from the district headquarters. It Olay 16 to 25 kms.. 29 be rememberei that the district headquarters them­ 26 and alxt ... e • 114 selves are also included. Actually speaking they 196 should be excluded from the consideration which It may be seen that 58·2 per cent of these town would mean there are only 8 towns which are in the are situatetd at a distance of 26 kms. and above from distance range 10 kms. of the dbtrict headquart'ers. the nearest railway station. In fact such towns arc contiguous stretch and have TAB If' 13(B) been considered as separate town on account of r.)W.~3 N')f C')N"fECTED BY BU3 R.OUTE different status i.e. municipality, corporation and DlStance fr.,m the Na.m~. statusand populati(Jn of nearest busroate the ttlwn IN.. t connected by cantonment. These are Morar and Sagar Cantt. bus route) Madhogarh, Betul Bazar, Jabl:llpur Cantomnent, 2 BharbeIi, Sirgiti and Bbiiainagar. Up to! 1 kn,. :z to 5 kms. 1. Jabalpuc Gantt.(CB)-61,02 6 2. Pa.chm:uhi C.llltt.(CB) -9,546 3.35 131 towns of the State (40.1%) are con­ 3. Sagar Centt.(CB) -32,709 nected by railway and the rest 196 towns i.e. 59.9 4. Ordanance factory Areas, Katnl(CT) -5,768 per cent are not connected by the ruilway so far. 6 t.J 10 kms. (I) N..::w KatRi R.1.1Iway Fortunately, all towns are connected by bus service. ]"l;ti'):l Ar':l,(Cl') 8897 These 196 towns which are not connected by rail 11 to IS kms. (it) Morar Gantt. (CD) 16847 senice arc situated from the nearest railway station 16 tl' 25 kms, as shown in tbe following inset table. ?b klns olnd ab<:tv~ 4. 1 ~ III it ~ 1978-79 tF f<;rt!; ~ 11mlIT ~ 2 3 4 ~ « ~;;ffim' ~ t: 1 ~ fiiIcrw it 42 ;mJ « ~"'f9'er ~ ~ ;f; f.re'N ~ mnaf ~ ~ lffiVl' ~ ~ ~ 10 Rroit >;!T'f ~-~ ~ ~ 'l"I!' t 1 ~ 285 'fIrif ~ ~ f.I;tn' tf1I1 ~ 1 f.Im: ';j'T{ ~ I -lit I'I11'U iiii' ,~ fir'fll' 9~a'fl' ~I( ~ it; flftfl'1f ~ ;iT .~.1Ii.4.I'f 1979 it !Il'lf ;riff it '" t ~~I 2 l4Ilf~~ 'SfTCi'I~ f.fro; t(l:t ~ I 3 ~ q'~-"I'fnf~ ;pn: 1ffiI. ~~ ~ 1 '1 . 2 3 4 4 lmr ~-~ mta "l'(t I 1 qf(li'l\J(~' ';f1R ~~ firro: ';j'T{ 1 ~~i!(f~1 5 IIf €r-'lir~ if1tff~ifi f.rOW1'l1 II ~~ qf(.i)\J(~1 ~ Q~ if.TIf otit !fi( ~ ~ I ~ f.tlm' ~ ~ I ift .~.ifi' .-;rr;i 1979 it III qfi(li)""~1 ~ m.--~ 6 ~ ~~.~~I ~~I '1f1:r ~--m~ ~ I 2 ~~I~(~~~) iiRPm,Rnr I lTTir q''ifTIrn'....1iITri. aJlTIT;{f

3 VPT q''ifImf~ !Ilt:ff ;ft.~.IIi. 1979 it ~ ;r(f f1t;Q; t(l:t I Qil

4 ~'r

22 CHAPTER-IV FINANCE OF LOCAL BODIES

4.1 Statement III contains data regarding finance be incorporated in this statement as the same are of lucal bodies for the year 1978-79. Financial data not available hence the analysis is limited to 285 of the local bodies in respect of 42 towns could nut towns.

LIST OF TOWNS FOR WHICH THE DATA OF LOCAL BODY FINANCE COULD NOT BE AVAILABLD .------_------Size clas S Qf SI. NQ. in the Name of To.wn Reason towns respective class ....-----.------...... ------2 3 4 ------.------.. ------~------.-.------.. - I 1 Bhllainagar A project township with no urban bod}. II R"1.jhlra Jhara.lda.lli A praje::t township with nl) urban body.

III 1 Cha.roda A prJljeci township with n'l urban body. 2 Khamuia Administration oftownship is under Central Govunment (Minis- try ~r Defence). 3 Kurasia Gram Panchay:it-Data not received. 4 M~hasamulld DMa not received from thc municipal committee. IV 1 Ahiwara D3ta not received. 2 Bhila Kalan SADA-No urban body functioning. 3 ChikhaliKalan G.P.-Data not received. 4 Jamul S\.DA-N.:. civic body functioning. 5 Kirandul A project township with no urban boc y 6 Kym~re CT-No civi;: body functioning. 7 Pali N -\.C-,stablished in June, 1979 8 Pasan N'\C-established in June, 1979 9 Prithvipur GP. in 1978-79 Record depOsited with D.P.W O. hence data not supplied. 10 Tirodi G.P.-D:lta not received v 1 Anuppur NAC-establhhtd in June, 1979 2 Badkuhi G.P. Data not received 3 B3.n~agar G.P. Project t'llwnship Data not available. 4 G.P. Data not received. 5 Bhilakhedi CT- No civic body functiOning 6 Bijuri NAC-estabIished in March, 1979 7 Butaria G.P.Data not available 8 Chandamc:ta OP-Da.ta n'ltavallable. 9 Daboh NA~stablishcd in 1979 :0 !)ig!llwa:::li OP-Da.ta. llotavailable. 11 Hanumana NAC-establ.Ghcd in May 1979 12 GP- Da.ta not rtceived. 13 Jaitwara NAC established In 1979 14 Khaniyadhana NAC-The rocorc was found in PQlice custody at tho time of p~rsonal visit. 15 KumhlIi SADA-No civic body functioning. 16 Mangawan NAC-established i111979. 17 Naigarhl NAC-established 111 1979. 18 New Ka tni Rly. In. Area CT-No civic bady functioning. 19 Ordnance Fa.ctory area, Katni CI'-No civic body functioning.

22 23

1 2 3 4 2 3 4 ------20 mm: ~~""I'~~ 23 ~ ;j't.~.lti. 1979 it ~ SI'I'

------~------

wmn 14 ~ ~ 11ft srfir .nita snfl:R 1{1i _

-----,-----

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~ ~fil1l1l' 6 63.25 20.04 43.21 59.49 6 51 29.73 9.12 1. 70 12.45 ~~ 7 48.47 27.54 20.93 46.63 5.07 29.24 4.73 3.63 12.96 l:[ltr 13 63.24 22.99 40.25 59.73 6.52 29.10 8.57 2.26 13.28 Ci1i" lIlif 26 51.{;8 23.79 27.79 51. 17 8.54 13.53 12.56 2.34 14.20 ~q'f~ 23 49.81 23.38 26.43 48.07 9.08 13.26 9.68 1. 77 14.28 ~it l 2 59.01 32.43 26.58 {)0.05 2.14 24 06 8.57 10.23 , 15.05 «In 72.91 17.44 55.47 95.29 8.85 I. 37 73.78 Ill. 30 IPf .... 1(q I f(ijifil 38 43.88 23.65 20.33' 43.97 8.88 13.07 7.91 1. 48 113.03 ;:r~ 3 3.27 2.27 2.55 3.74 1. 01 0.58 1. 81 0.06 0.28 «l' orr 1 81.97 56.89 25.08 92.33 2.74 25.44 14.70 9 33 40.12 ;;it 'fr 1 0.76 0.30 0.46 1. 78 0.14 0.03 1. 36 0.01 0.23 ~it 1 20.21 12.09 8.12 163.54 62.39 43.89 5.35 28.19 23.86 l:[N 44 41. 00 22.36 18.64 43.50 8.91 12.78 7.14 1. 89 12.72 ~ ~~ 88 40.27 24.06 16.21 38.47 8.41 11.69 6.13 0.98 II. 26 ;:rT.~.lti. 17 20.20 10.10 10.09 18.50 4.34 4.96 3.68 0.03 5.48 ~oiT 1 41. 25 1. 12 42.13 41. 97 13.16 24.43 4.06 0.03 1. 29 ;;iTtft 3 5.52 2.83 2.69 5.59 1. 67 1. 42 0.93 1. 58 lI'\1r 109 36.64 21. 36 15.28 34.93 7.73 10.64 5.73 0.82 10.11 ~ ~~ 33 41.01 22.54 18.47 39.70 10.35 6.47 6.45 0.30 16.13 ill .~.'Ii. 36 15.07 7.• 68 7.39 15.63 3.86 1.~~_. 3.26 0.35 6.27 «l'ir 1 140.10 20.17. l19,93 -i.4D.I0 7.25 5.19; .. ,47.36 7.,13 73.17 iIIli ;;it tft 18 !L 07 4:"9'9 4.0S /8.60 2.00 1. 44 , 1. 76 0;55 2.85 .. li'itf, " 88 '25~ 77 _. -13.14 U.63, '25.44 6.09 . j.63 4.87 0.46 10.39 'Pi ifT.I1;.'li • 1 48.84 30.54 12.30 42.10 14.70 12.89 14.51 ;;iTtft - 1 2.06 0.09 1.97 2.29 0.09 0.26 1. 94 ~l .z 131.7S 11.4.9 18.2-4 180.G8 26.04 6.4P 81. 88 1.52 65.05 lfFr 4 99.91 40.87 59.04 90.84 15.27, 2.B8 39.19 0.66 32.84 _.,'1....

------_._-_._------':"'"._----_---_._---_ .. _ .. _._------~------._-.------2 3 4 -----_._--._------.. ------20 Pichhore The record was reported to be in police custody at the time of p~rsQnal visit.

21 R~mpar-Baghelal\ NAC-established in 1979 22 Ranipura Cf-No civic body fUllctioning. 23 S~m!ria. NAC-estabHshed in 1979 24 Sirgiti GP-Data nQlt received. 25 Sirmour NAC-established in 1979. VI 1 Jatachhapar Gl'-Data not received. ------,-~-----.------~--~~------4.1 P·~r ;lpit'l re;~ipt; and expen1iture of the l'l~al bo:ties by siZ!J chus of t')wn is!I;s indicated in the fGllClwing table .-

TA'BLE--14

Per Capita Receipt amI expenditure by Size-Class 0/ Towns ---_-----_-_-._..• _------.------.. _------Size Civic N(). PER CAPITA Class Status of ------.------.. --._------_.__ -- OIftOlwns towns RECEIPTS (Rs. ,00 ) EXPENDITUFE (Rs. ,00) ----- .. ---.. -----.. ------... _---.. _---.. _---- Total Receipts Rf.lccipt Total General Expenditure Public Expendi- Fxpen- receipts through from eC'tpendi- A

4. 3 f.tim I:(lIi f.rlrfur ~for; fit; ..,y III u:t ..,y V ~ if11<.1..n- ~ wq" SR~ ~ 'Ii ijlf~ if ~Wrerrrt mM ~ f.rlr.r:IT crrr !rfcr Clffiffl oll"lf ~lf fTlJ ~ fu GI:If.Rr mlf ~ ~4a ~ I ~ 'f'f V ~ "fro if" ~ ~a" ;cr VI 16. 81 3. 16 43.14 0.73 36.14 f.:n:;:r .)uft i if1n:f 'tT ~ lI"QIlf q1f ~ if1n:f 'fi"T W:lfu If':t 9;lq!I!T mll"; W{iJ ~ 1IR ~ it"f it ...aRt f.n:;r T mJl"r.!f SfWT"A' t1;ci ~ lI";::T it 'R ~ ~ tm flmr~ q'1ff ~ ~1'f11: if1n:f if mtr ~ ~ C1fli t('i 9;lTlf ~ . 'fi"lI"' pr o!Tl:I' . f""'i111f11~ ~: . . . . . ;;r;r ~ (AT W~T 'l<: f.!;it Clf!f T 'I;j"~ ~lf"I'I'lf mat t I ' O!R" ~ 'I;f~'mI' if ~ if; ~ it ~T a"~ mqr;:q- Sf!!ITIiR I + 3. 51 .rr.r. mt t tt'I' ~ilIT ~ ~ I .!!flr if; ~ff. it ~)ofr 'l;j"it ~ I Cff1filll'ftr ~ ffi'JT~ ~mft ~ Ft>

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4.3 It would he hazardou,; to make any conclusive 1 3 4 :: (, stntem"'t about thl' tinancial condition of lhe Jo~a? bodies of Ille 1\.1\>11:; on tht: hu:;is of tigur;::; relating to a <;JJ1gl..: year. Wlmlever comments are g.iven here III 20.47 29.32 \6.41 4.53 29.25 may therefore be reviewed keeping this ]imitation in IV 22.12 :9.88 16.32 2.3(i 29.30 mind. It would be seen from above table that c:xcept 23.93 14.2.8 19.10 1.81 40.87 16}::J 3.16 4J.IJ 0.73 36.14 in da~s III and da"s V towns, the !ot.ll per capi:a ""J expenditure is within total per capita receipt of local All body in each size class of town. However, in case of Cla~ses 15.13 38.32 17.ln 3.75 25.69 class V Town the margin is too fine. In size class III per capita expendituf\! is higher than the receipt and thus shows the rather precarious financial position in 4.6 It may be observed from the table that in size which the local bodies of this size c\a<;s, ar'~ placed class 1 towns there is relati.vely less proportion of in. It is the size class I consisting of 6 corpoartions expenditure on general administration and expendi­ and 7 numicipalities and the size class VI consisting ture on miscellaneous or other items and roughly half of 1 .NAC;, 2 SADA and 1 Gram Panchayat are most the expenditure on public health and convenience. hUp'ptly situated. Tn ether words the uppermost and When we go to the towns of size class II we find that the lowermost size olass, are much more favourable the proportion of expenditure on public health is and happily situated than th'! mid:1!e size class. and reduced and there is increase under other heads. Go- between thcm it is the lowermost siZe class which is . ing further 10 size· class III th·z proportion on general most happily situated sharing the surplus of 9.10. administration and miscellaneous convenience increa­ Excess of receipt over expenditure in the different scs sti'l further. 1n size class lV whereas expenditure size class of towns is as shown below on public health show It smaH increase in propor­ -- ._-- _... tion the proportionate. expenditur.e on general ad­ Sllec! .. ss ()ftown~ Excess of receipt ministration giles up wher.:as that on public institu­ o\'er tions get reduced. e,pend iture Class f + 3.76 Clas~ rr -!- 0.41 In size class V the proportion goes still higher and Class III - 2.30 so does the expenditure on all other sources (Miscel­ Class IV _1- 1.71 Class V 2- 0.33 laneous). Tn fact the trend of expenditure from class Class vr -!- 9.10 size I to class size V shows that the proportion of expenditure on general administration and that of 4.5 The analysis of the per capita expenditure show interesting features. In the table below fhe propor­ public institutions are, broadly speaking, inversely tionate per capita expenditure under dilfcrcll t heads proportional. That is to say as we go down in size has been indicated. class the proportion of expenditure On general ad­ PROPORTIONATE PER CAPITA EXPENDITURE ministration and other miscellaneous heads increases UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS BY SrZE-CLASS OF and that on public institutions registers regular dec­ TOWNS rease. The statement also shows the proportionate 2 3 4 5 6 expenditure on public works is the least in size class _. I and highcst in size class VI. This can be easily under­ Sizc (JcOI.:ral Public Public Public Others class adminis- health works institu- stood. because it is only . the less developed and of tration ilnd tiClns growing towns that spend more on public works than t(1wns cllnven- t'he already developed class J town:s. The above is ience -- __ a very short and cursory avalysis of the figures. • J 10.90 48.69 14.35 3.80 22.2 Again it needs to be remembered that the figures are II 16.90 26.61 24.70 4.41 27.3 --_-_.-_ - .. _.- only for one year i.e. 1978-79.

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. 2 345 6 7 ------_.... _----_._ .. _-----_ .. _----_ .... ------, .1 169.91 36.54 206.45 0.47 0.01 0.57 II 133.04 51. 70 184.74 0.42 0.16 0.58 III 141.28 89.21 230.49 0.42 0.27 0.89 IV 60.24 53.39 113.63 0.46 0.41 0.87 V 30.79 31.58 70.37 0.50 0.41 0.91 VI 63. 13 14.10 77.23 2.48 0.56 3.04 "_'___ .' • ___ ._. ______, •• _. ______--. __ •••• _ •• _._•• _ ••• _ •• __• _____ ._ • __ •• ____n ___ • _ ••••• ___ ._. ___._._ •• __ • ______• _____• ______.. rim 100.74 48.31 141.05 '._ ..... __ .___ ... _.. _.. _... __ .... _._...... _. __ .. ______. __ .. _____ ..... __. __ ._.0.46 __ ._ ..... _. ___ .. 0.21____ ._. ____0.67 .. .1-,

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5.1 Road.-The inset table given below is based it was shown in: 1971. This is particularly noticeable on the information supplied by the local iJodies. Com­ in si2le classes, I, IV, V, and VI, because ot the fact parison with the 1971 data reveal that in a few cases that towns where boundary extensions have been there ~as wide divergence in the road length. Since made. the figures supplied are authenticated, no attempt has been made to make any change in these. 5.3 Since the population of the towns has increased in the natural manner and also because inclusion of 5.2 It may be kept in view that the boundaries villages within the town boundaries the per capita of large number of towns have been extended during road length has come dOwn in the size class I. It is the decade and since road development is yet to be a matter of general observation that it is the towns taken up in the extended areas, the road length per of size class I wruch have undergone large scale 100 sq. kms. for ce'rtain size classes is less thall what boundary extension.

TABLE 15 Road Lell311z by Area and Population

------_._--_. ----_._- ... _-- .~-----.---.-. Per 106 sq. Kms. Per 1000 papulations------Pucca Kutcha Total Pucca Kutcha Total road road road road road road length length length length length length in kms. inkIns. inkms. in kms. in kms. ----f---~----·--·-----·-·---··2-· 3 ----4 5 6 -----7 --- .... _. - I J 69.91 36.54 206.54 0.47 0.10 0.57 11 133.04 51.70 184.74 0.42 0.16 0.58 III 141.28 89.21 230.49 0.42 0.21 0_69 IV 60.24 53.39 113.63 0.46 0.41 0.81 V 38.79 31.58 10.37 0.50 : 0.41 0.91 VI 63.13 J 4.10 17.23 2.48 0.56 3.04 __ ...... _--_. __ ----_._---_ _---. - .. __ .. _., ..... _... TOTAL 100.74 48.31--- 147.05 0.46 0.21 0.61 -----.. -.----~ . ------_._------_.. __ ._------.----.----.. --.. - ... ~

5.4 Perusal of this table will show that areawise TABLE 15(B) it is size class I, II and III towns wliich are most happily situated. Looked it from lhe per capita point AREA NOT A YAILA BLE of view the road length per 1000 popUlation in­ creases as we go down the size class. s. No. Class of NamelllftOlwu 5.5 Road length of core towns and ar:a of three town towns as mentioned below arc not available and in­ formation regarding them has not be.en incorporated 1 Durg ill table 15. IV Gamlh TABLE 15(A) 3 II Guna

ROAD LENGTH NOT AVAILABLE 4 IV KOla C[assof Ntl. Name ()f tOWll s. 5 IV Chirmiri town 1Il Kurasia 11 1 Dhumtari 6 IV :'. MOrar Canll. 7 II Safna HI 3 Sana.i Therm.'tl 1'owo1' Station.

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«Tit -~ .... --.. - ._-_ ' .. -- .. _-- _._- ... ------_- ----_----_ .._- ,"it I 14 45.36 54.24 0.40 II 27 33.96 65.77 0.27 48 34.44 65.33 0.33 ;;r.:r 11<'1" f.;.rnfr 'f,"r qfu 'fiR it; ~ If;f ~'9lF ~ I 1971 if III 250ifij- 6~ i{1'f'<.T'ltiT ~ ~!:(T

5.7 ~ 1fTif ¥f 'R fit;-' 1971 "til' ~ if, ~ 327 33.80 65.74 0.46 ~ crnr 69 ~ if \if\'!' 11<'1" f.r-rnfr ~ ~~. ~ ~ iff Q;« ~ If;f wrmr _96. S ~ ~ 95.n ~ ~~ I 5. I 0 197 I if; 250 ififU if « 6 2 • 9 4 SIf~ "flT<:T it ijqr ~ ~"rqfu- I!J'r am: "fOI' 327 iPRi if ij- 65.74 5. 8 ~;mIT

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5.16 ~ l'fR1Ift iii ~ \fr am:~ firnNar arTif!lQ'ifi;r@ ~ I l:l1lfir ~ WI" \iTT ~ ~ f.!; 29. 05 srfumr ~ it 'fA"f 2 3 4 'fiT mm smlI' ~ 11;Ct ~ ~I!ht ~ ~~ t I III 41:1 25 ~~ IV 119 5 114 ~ 18(W) V 114 4 110 ifII'ii iii' ..... iir ~M{ aw.t ~ ~ VI

.. _. .. _-- o. .;iass()f numbi:r ~aUrce OIf protected water supply ------_- .. _------T()tal 327 58 215 052 t()W~ of 0 T.W. T. W. T.K. O.H. -_------."_------_ .•.. ______('~_W~O.__ (Others) 5.14 This table JOI!S not ne;:d anv elaboration. 1 ~ 34567 5.15 Table 17{B) shows the system of Storage ;of j 14 I 13 water supply by size class of towns.

TABLE 17(B) System of Storage of Water Stlppiy by Size Class of Town

Size CI'lsS ,)f own fOltal DistributiBn ()f tT Dir,ct ------_____0- __- • I 14 3 11 II 27 6 20 III 48 10 33 5 IV 119 22 ~8 3 35 V 114 11 50 53 VI 5 1 2 2

Til tal 327 53 174 2 3 95

5.16 This table also does not require any analysis. However it :nay be noted tha~ 2S.06 per cent of the towns have dir'!.;t supply and there· arc no facilities for III 48 23 2' storage. IV 119 5 114 V 114 4 110 Fire Fighting Service VI 5 S TABLE 18 (A) Total 327 67 260 FIRE FIGHTING SERVICE BY SIZE CLASS OF TOWNS 5.17 In 1971, 20 per cent of the 250 towns had Sizcclass Total Number of tOlwns of tawn Number where services is fire fighting ')~rvice. The proportion of such 1"wns of towns Avallable--Nof- of the 327 towns remains the same and comes to 20.5 available _._-_ .. _---_. _. __ ._- -- .. -- --_._. _ ... - ._--- _... ----- .. "'-'_-"'-- .-. ----.. -.. -­ per cent. What is surprising is that one town of size 2 3 4 ---_._. __ .__ ._------_.__ ._ class I does nat "a\re fire fighting ~ervice. It may be I 14 13 'observed that the proportion of towns in eac-h c1ass 11 • 27 22

..______~ __~.--.--_- ...... -r-- _.-.-'_ - _.--.. _ ..' _. --. -- where fire figil[in~ service is available goes on d\!creas- ~ ~ .f'l if;;rf.r it 'I1IG 'mIT ~ 1 'fi! f:n:";f "ffi':'lT; ~t ~'P.: ~lm ~ I fiJ"UlP.: ~ ;;fiIf.r. '!"if 1V it mfr ~ ~ I qif IV ~ ~ Y if;

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"ftlU "I1T 0 --- 5 1)--10 10-20 2{1f'~ufl'. ttl1r !<=I'rnr rn .'lTT. flfo.'lTl'. fir, . ill' . ( 3--6) ...... _ .. _ _--_ --- --'--~- 4 5 6 7 '._._ --- - - ._------I . 14 II ?~_-J 4, 5 III 4R 3 21 25 IV 119 3 3 9 99 114 V 114 2 6 1 1 92 1,1 0 VI 5 4 5 .----.-----'- ---.. ------.-_ ...._---. __ .. _.. , _... _----_ .. _---f-- 327 9 11 21 219 260

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------.--.------.-----.-.------.------.. ---- f~ar; -----~------.------...... --.---.--.------.. -..... -. l8 ing as we ~o down the siz~ class. This is sho"m in the TABLE 18 (B) inset below: Availability 0/ /ire fighting service at other places by towns ------_.----- not having il Size chss of Proportion ---_.. __ ... _--_.. of towns Size Total Number of towns where fire fighting in the size class (If number service is nllt avail"!ble and available class tll"Nns of at d ista n:.:e () f where fire ------fighting 0-5 5-10 10-20 20 Total service is kms. kms. knts. kms. (3-6) available .. _----- ... --. --_._..... _-_._. __ .•. _ ..... _- 2 3 4 5 6 7 I 92.8 .-- .. -. ~ .. ·------·C- I 14 1 II 81.5 II 27 1 4 5 TTl 47.9 III 48 3 1 21 25 lY 4.2 IV 119 3 3 9 99 114 V 3.5 V 114 2 6 11 91 110 VI 5 1 4 5 VI 0.0 ---- ... -.... - ---- Total 327 9 11 21 219 260 _... ---_._-_._- It may be noted that while the drop in the propor­ ELECTRICITY tion from size class I to III, is gradual there is a f TABLE 19 sudden drOp in siz:! class IV. IIi size d~~~~s IV and Y, of the tot.1l towns 119 and 114 respectively, only Towns Not Proyiding Electricity for Domestic Con~ 5 and 4 towns have fire-fighting services. sumption. SI. No. District Name & Status of Town Por ulation 5.18 Table 18(B) show<; the distance at w):ich fire 1 2 3 4 fighting service is available in towns which do not themselves have such facilities. Of the 260 towns ~u there are 219 (84.2 per cent) where the fire f.ghting 5.19 All th~ 327 towns of the Stilte haVe till!ctricity service is avai1abl.~ at a distance of more than 2(;· kms. for domestic cOcsumption.

1 RGI/86-10 6.1 ~ ~ it..n ~ ~ oii '"IT W t 'I&: sptlr 6.5 ;{,~ ~ ~ 20{ar) ~ I ~ am: it ;;rf ~ ~ CI"lfr ~ it rio ~ (~) ~~~;;ft ~ ~'ti'r~~~:- ~ ~ it m- ~ ~, ~ iii fu'if, 'iff'li" trri,' ~r q?r ~ 20(at') ~r ~ ~If(l:i'i iii) ~ ~ "';r tJi !If:' Pt1'f 'Iftl'f>lrit ~r ~ mta' ~ ~ I I 11 13 233 II 27 25 183 6. 2 CfmI"lf if, ~ ornr) "" "IlftIrrflffl 'Ii~ mi'IR t I f.ti\fi 41 38 416 ~VIr ~Ttrr, lIlilI' 'fi'VIT ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ mGT ~ ~ lfflPt iii f<'rl ~m"{UT 00 it ~I amfr I!!;.ttr"'-~r ;;rfurIrt, ~ iIfurlrt 'Nfta' &: fir; ~ ~ if; ~l'I'I1'f lf~ m ~ 't~~ 10.94~iTfum~1 ~r 1'fITt If ~ it ~ ;i; ~ 'liT ~q ~r t: I ~ 6. 7 ~ ~ ~ 00 \jffli aT 1f'..;ff. ~ <51' ~~ 'f1I'ir­ ~ij; ~~ ~ 'fi1 ~ I ~ '!f1r 'liT ~r 'fi1' '!iift 'ffiiT iii ~ ~ iii ~ 'liT ~ ~ I 'fli I ifi" ;:rrU it m~ 13 ~

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if'RP:r ~if~ ~t tillle af'o 'u!lcr... frlllTI all class I and Ctass II lowns navillg ~ll1ms :- that shortcomings of a pion~er venture. For example, TABLI: 20 (A) since no definition of slum was provided to the autho­ rities who were to supply the basic data, the interpreta­ TOWNS HAVING SLUMS tion of the terills 'Slum- was dc-ne af tlH: er.d of Iht"sc --_-- authorities. It is abundantly clear that the interpreta­ Classof Total No. of NOI. of tion differed a great deal for otherWIse it IS not ofTo\\ns Nil. of tll'hns slums possible to understand fig!lres supp1i('d by some local tllWns having bodies like Ja1m'rur Corporation. ]1 i<; unfortunntc that siums --- we could not get any information from the Slum Clea­ I 14 13 233 rance Board cf t!l~ State. 11 27 25 183 6.2 In fact, it 15 well-nigb impo!>:.ible to correctly Total 41 38 416 define a slum. Development plan of a big city defines slums as ·'~r.!af> wh,:"e buildingc; are unfit for human Of the tOT.!.1 41 towns in. these two size-ells," infor­ habitation :,y l'eaSO'l of djlapidatlOll, (lvercrowdiJ1g, mation has )C·~!1 received from 38 towns. The tOWn faulty arrangeme-nt and designs of buildings, nnrroW­ authorities of Bhilainagar, a class I town reported that ness of streets. lack of ventilation and light." 1£ this there are (10 slutHS tltere. This negative rcp1y hao; definition is accepted large areas of many old towns however, to b~ accepted with a pinch of sa~t for evt.n could "ery well be included under the categm} of a casual visit to ~Ilt' township is enough tl. prove thnt slums. The common interpretation of 'slum' is the slums have developed here also as everywhere else. hutment colonies and areas (squatter settlements and Though they ar~ UlOJUy f:ituatcd alonl! the railway line shanty towns) which appear overnight and grow as and on the outskirts. In the towns of size class II, the fast as a cancerous growth in an organism. executive officer of Cantonment Board, J abalpur and Chief Municipal Officer, Damoh, also replied in the 6.3 The slums have come to be acc.;:pted as a living negative. urban reality. It is an inevitable phenomenon accom­ panying urban growth. A cluster of butmcnts in a 6.6 Table 20 (A) shows that the number of slums far-off tribal village does not give the same f.lcture as increases with the size class. On an average, a town the same kind of ~luster in an urban setting Icnds II) of size class II has 7.32 slums as against t 7.92 slums present. The former look perfcetly patural, clean and of a town of size-class I. Size-Class I and II taken serene; the latter presents a dirty disheyelled together, a town has, on the average, 10.94 slums. appearance and gets to be known as slum. Slums represent nothing but man's struggle for sllelter in an 6.7 Looked at from another angle, the numbe.r of urbanizing setting. But, there are other aspects also, slums indicate the degree of urbanization. Presence deliberate JanJ-grabbing starts \\lith slum development. of only 18 slums (17.92) in an average class I town of the State is a picture that cannot be said to be 6.4 Without gC)l ng into the polemics of ~lums. their very bad. It may be recalled that the proportion of developmenl. thcit politics and c;imilar 'Ot~ler academic urban population in Madhya Pradesh is 20.29 as aspects, let us have a look at the statistics that have against an-India proportion of 23.31. been sent by the local bodies, and township authori­ ties_ The ~tudy is confined to class 1 and class II towns 6.8 Table 20(B) shows the proportion of slum only. population in towns having slum area. TABLE 20 (B) Proportion of Slum Population in TOll-ns having Slum Areas ~--~------Nl.n~ oft )was Popalathn Po~u1a.tion Position Total Density of town slum of slum :nca of in shun~ rer nopulaUlln slum in sq.1-"JlJs. tOi total sq. knls. pvnulatioJ~ of the tllwn - -....~------"1 .--.---~-~------r-- 3 4 5 6 CL<\SS I 1. B}11lainagar 290090 No. slum 2. Bhllpal . 671(118 41763 6.22 0.57 73268 ~. Bil'lspur. . 147218 192~7 13.06 4.45 4321 - .4.,. .lludu.upu£ ___ _ 1402~~_ 1384.7 9.82 __ 0.24 5'1696 .----_-- -_ .. ~- 29

3p ---.-- 1 2 3 4 5 6

5. Durg 114637 9000 7.65 2.50 3600 6. Gwali\lr 539015 59800 11.09 0.96 62292 7. Indore 1129327 108260 13.05 14.67 7380 8. Jabalpur . 614162 258419 42.08 7.43 34780 9. Khandwl! . 114725 2~764 19.'84 4.11 5539 10. R.'lipur 338245 1159\ 3.43 7.85 1476 il. Rathln 142319 7615 5.3'" 0.62 12282 12. RC\,"3 100641 19530 19.40 14.60 1338 13. Sagar 160392 24500 15.27 5.85 4188 14. Ujj!tin 278454 47167 16.91 2.79 1.6906

Total 3230031 643483 10 92 66.64 9656

CLASS rr

1 2 3 4 5 6 --..- 1. Balaghat 49564 13843 27.93 3.8(1 3643 2. Bhind 74515 21250 28.52 7.45 2852 3. Chatarpur 5195':) 7225 13.90 5.75 1256 4. Chhinci wa ra 7517& 19183 2!'.52 0.17 112841 5. Dam()h 75573 No slum 6. Dcwas 83465 23900 28.63 5.61 4260 7. Dhamtari 55797 7234 12.9(' 1.75 4134 8. Gml:! 60255 19375 32.15 13.90 1394 9. ItIH"i 61499 83{12 13.28 1.00 ·8302 10. JahaJpur ("'3 !1tt. 61026 N'l slu~n 11. Jagoolpur 51286 5177 10.09 0.27 19174 12. KhargOone 51749 5600 10.62 3.10 1806 13. Korba 83387 29374 35.23 1.83 16051 14. Mandsat1r 77603 6127 7.89 0.32 19147 15. MhllW Cantt. 70130 10100 14.40 4.75 2126 16. M;,ccn8 69864 14600 18.03 5.95 21I8 17. Murwara 77862 3700 4.75 4.00 925 18. 56602 10000 17.67 3.20 3125 19. Neemllch 65860 14150 21.48 0.26 54423 20. Ra.igarh 68060 21050 30.93 3.32 6340 21. R:tjhara lharandalli . 55307 19400 35.08 8.65 2243 n. Rlj'1:J.n-i galln 86367 7F73 9.11 0.34 23156 23. S3tM 90476 4834 5.34 3.00 1611 24. Sellore_. 52190 700 1.34 0.50 1400 25. Se~ni ~4017 4484 8.30 2.00 2242 26. ShivplIri 75738 8450 11.16 2.08 4062 -;'7. Vidisha 65521 3900 5.95 2.30 1696

Total 1529552 287831 18.82 85.30 3374 Grand TOTAL 4759783 931315 19.57 151·94 6129 31

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This table brings out many interesting features. portion or ~1um-d\Velling population tv ~Qtal p;::;pula­ Prima facie, the table dearly brings out -the misin­ tion. terpretation of the terms _'slu.m' -and perhaps accep­ tance by the local bodies of the definition that slums 2 are those area where buildings are unfit for human ------35.23 Korba habitation, where streets are narrow and wher~ con­ ~-i.i;1). c.! Jholr:,n:hlli 35.03 dition of ventilation and lighting arc miserable. ~n­ less, this view taken it is difficult to understand the Guna 32.15 Rligarh 30.93 situation depicted by towns like Jabalpur, where 28.63 42.08 per cent of th'! town is shown as living in slum D,~wa:s Bhind 28.52 areas and Rewa where 14.60 sq. km. of the area B:tlaghat 27.93 of the town is unde·r slums. Chl1indwara 25.52 6.10 When the proportion of the slum-dweIiing N;:cl11l1ch 21.48 Ilopulation. to total Ilollulation, the proportion of the M,)rcna 18_03 17.67 area under slum to the total area and the density of Nagda Mhl)w C:lntt. 14.40 population in the slum in class I and class II towns 13.90 is studied, many interesting features are brought out. Chhatarpur [ta rsi 13.28 6.11 The proportion of slum dwelling :{:bpulation Dhamtari 12.96 to the total population of the towns is shown in colu­ Shivpuri 11.16 mn 4 of tile table. In the town of size class I Jabal­ Khargone 10.62 pur shows the highest proportion with more than 42 JagdaJpur 10.09 per cent of its population residing in slums. Khandwa R'ljlllndgaon 9.11 8.30 and Rewa come next with 19.84 and 19.40 per cent Sc·:>ni • M'lndsaut" 7.89 of the population in slum areas. It is Raipur town Vidisha • 5.95 which shows the least po::mlatiOl1 ard the position Satna 5.34 of ~hopal, the State Capital, also appears to be quite Mucwaca . 4.75 satIsfactory. Arranged according to the proportion Sehoce 1.34 of slum o",:,eJling population to total population, the towns of SIze-class I get arranged as follows :-

1 2 6.13 When the area of the slum is studied with -·Ja:b;)pU~--~-····------42.-08 reference to the total area of the town, certain in­ telesting featUres again emerge. These features be- Khandwn: . 19. 84 , come a little intriguing and some time cast a shadow Rewa 19.40 of doubt on reliability of figures supplied by the local Ujjain 16.94 bodies. The exercise of comparing the area of slums Sagar 15.27 with the total area of the town is, however confined Indore 13.05 Bilaspur 13.06 to class J TC'WDS. The tota:1 area of Towns is avail­ Gwalior 11.09 able in Table A-IV included in part II-A of the Burhanpur 9.82 series of Census -publications. The following inset Durg 7.85 table show the total area of the towns of size-class Bhopal 6.Z2 I. the area under slums and the proportion of the Ra;tIam 5.43 area under slums to the total area of the towns. Raipur 3.43 Tawil. TOitalarea A~a under Pro portic'D o:f the shimOn of area Of the 13 towns, there are thus, 8 towns (61.5 t(Jwn(in sq.kms.) under per cent) where more than one tenth of the town sq. kIn.) slums to population is living in slums. t

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This table bnngs out many interesting features. portion of l>lum-dwelling population tl) ~Qtal pvyula­ Prima facie, the table oleaIly brings out the misin­ tion. terpretation of the terms 'slum' and perhaps accep­ tance by the local bodies of the definition that slums 2 are those area where buildings are unfit for human K.)rba 35.23 habitation, where streets are narrow and where- con­ :t\jlu n Jhl~~n1al1i 35.0a dition of ventilation and lighting are miserable. Un­ Guna 32.15 less, this view taken it is difficult to understand the Rligarh 30.93 situation depicted by towns like Jabalpur, where DCWdS 28.63 42.08 per cent of the town is shown as living in slum Bhind 28.52 areas and Rewa where 14.60 sq. km. of the area B:tlaghat 27.93 of the town h unde.r slums. ChhindVlara 25.52 21.48 6.10 When the proportion of the slum-dwelling NJCDlllch Ml)rcna 18.03 population to total popUlation, the proportion of the Nlgda 17.67 alea under r,\um to the total area and the density of Mh()w Cantt. 14.40 population in the slum in class I and class II towns ChhatarpUf 13.90 is studied, many interesting features are brought out. !tarsi 13.28 Dnamtari 12.96 6.11 The proportion of slum dwelling :r.opulation 11.16 to the total population of the 1:owns is shown in colu­ Shivpuri Khargone 10.62 mn 4 of the table. In the town of size class I Jabal­ Jagdalpur 10.09 pur shows the highest proportion with more than 42 R~jLl'l.ndgaon 9.11 per cent of its population residing in slums. Khandwa Sconi 8.30 and Rewa come next with 19.84 and 19.40 per cent M3.ndsaur 7.89 of the. population in slum areas. It is Raipur town Vidisha 5.95 which shows the least po~uhtion al'd the position Satna 5.34 of Bhopal, the State Capital, also appears to be quite Murwara . 4.75 satisf~ctory. Arranged according to the proportion Sehore 1.34 of slum dwelling population to total population the towns of size-class I get arranged as follows:__: 6.13 "Vhen the area of the slum. is studied with 1 2 ref~rence to the total area of the town, certain in­ Jabalpur 42.08 teIesting features again emerge. These features be­ Khandwa . 19.84 come a little intriguing and some time east a shadow Rewa 19.40 of doubt on reliability of figures supplied by the local Ujjain 16.94 bodies. The exercise of comparing the area of slulD.s Sagar 15.27 with the total area of the town is, however confined Ind()re 13.05 tn class J TI'wns. The tota:l area of To.wns is avail­ BiIaspur 13.06 able in Table A-IV included in part II-A of the Gwalior 11.09 series of Census publications. The following inset Burhanpur 9.82 tabJe show the total area of the towns of size-class Durg 7.85 6.22 I. the area under slums and tho proportion of the Bhopal area under slums to the total area of the towns. Ratlam 5.43 Raipur 1.43 T'lwn Toh.larea Area under Proportion O'f the slum (in orsrea Of the 13 towns, there are thus, 8 towns (61.5 torwn(in sq.kms.) under per cent) where more than one tenth of the town sq. km.) slums t(J population is living in slums. tOltal area 1 2 3 4 6.12 In the towns of size-class II, there are 18 towns (72.0 p:r cent) where more than one tenth JabaJpur 133.97 7.43 5.54 of the popu1ation is lIving in slums. There are 9 Khandwa 22.57 4.11 18.21 towns (36.0 per cent) where more than one fifth Rewa 52.57 14.60 27.77 of the town population is slum dwelling. and there Ujjain 71.33 2.79 3.91 are 8 towns (32.0 per cent) where more than one S:Jgar 33.75 5.85 17.33 113.52 14.67 fourth of the popUlation is constituted by slum­ Indore 12.92 Bilaspur . 26.35 4.45 16.88 d~lling. In size class II it is the industrial and mining towns-Koloa and Rajhara Jharandalli which Gwatior . 289.85 0.96 0.33 lead in the proportion of slum-dwelling population. Burhanpur 12.67 0.24 1.89 Durg 31.08 2.50 8.04 The happiest picture is shown by Sehore the sleepy BhOlpal 284.90 0.57 0.20 little town living in the shadow of the state capital R~tl!1m 39.19 0.62 1.58 Bhopal.. The towns of -size class IT may be arranged Raipur 55.03 7.85 14.26 as below in rtescending order accordlng to the pro- '32

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6.14 Rewa Town, wheD~ nearly one-fifth of the an example, the slums of Bhopal have nearly 21 ti~es population comprise _slum dwellers, has more than more population density than t~e general populatIOn one fourth of its total area under slums, J abalpur density in an average town of sl~e class I and s~ums town has 42.08 per cent of its populat'ion being slum­ of Chhindwara are about 3 tImes more thICkly dwellers who live in 5.54 per cent portion of the total populated than average town of size-class II. town area. A perusal of this inset table along with column 6 of Table 20(B) olarifies the cong:stion of 6.16 While on the subject of population density, population residing hi the slum areas of present towns.· it is relevant to observe that the calcUlations are basea The density of population in the slum of Bhopal is on the information supplied by the Local Bodies and the highest ill the towns of size class-I because 6.22 Town authorities. It is not clear if all of them have per cent of its total population (col. 4 of Table 20-B) been careful in supplying the figures, for example, live jam-packed in 0.20 per cent of its area. Jabalpur Municipal Corporation authorities have re­ ported that Garha Phatak slum has an area of 0.01 sq. km. and is reported to have a population of 8385, 6.15 Highest density of population in the slum this works out to 838500 persons per sq. km. An areas is shown by Chhindwara where 112,841 persons area of one sq. km. means 10763910 square feet. seem to be living in one square kilometer area. Sur­ In othe.r words, according to the figures reported prisingly enough, the least population density is shown by the J abalpur Corporation authorities, in Garha by Murwara town. While studying the density of Phatak slum, a person' has .iust 12.84 sq. ft. to live on. population in the slum areas of the different towns, Making some allowance for the space required for an eye has to be kept in the general population density lanes etc. these figures are startling indeed. in towns of various size-classes. As shown in the Table 8 given in Chapter-II the general population density of per sq. km. in towns of size class I and II 6.17 Table 20(C) shows the civic ameni.ties avail­ has come of to 3527 and 3152, respectively. As able in the slum areas.

TABLE 20 (C) AI'ai/ability of ril'ic &erl'ices in slum areas

Class of to\\ ns No. of No. of No. of slums having town'! -slunts r------___ -A-_ '_--""" having Paved Community Tap points and Roarl lighting slums Roads Latrines public hydrants points (With No.) (with number) (with number) --_._------_._------_._- --_ .. __ ._-__._--- --.------~--~- 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------_. ------_._------_---- I 13 233 '183 4 22'- 227 (5) (6989) (10736) TI 25 183 158 157 172 (2216) (4281) ._------Total 38 416 341 4 379 399 (5) (9205) 15017

NOIe-(I) The Cols. 2 & 3 of above table will vary with corresponding cols. in 20 (A) and 20rn) because some of the towns arc unaccounted due to incoDlplete/non availability of data. (ii) Bhilai Nagar, Jabalpur C1.'1to:nnnt a'll Dl~oh hwe reJJort that there are no slums. This table shows that the ~ocal authorities have covered by the amenity of tap points and public hy- been more particular about providing road lighting drants. 78.S per cent of the slums in towns of size- points, tap point<; and public-hydrants !Bnd paved class I and 86.3 per cent of the slums in the towns . roads than almost providing the facility of Commu- of size-class II have the amenity of paved roads. nity latrines. 227 of the 233 slums in towns of size- As against all this there are only fOl'tr slums out of class I (Le. 97.42 per cent) have the amenity of road slums in the towns of siie class I and II, which have lighting. Similarly 93.99 per cent of the slums in the proud privilege of having the amenity of com- towns of size class II are covered by this amenity. munity latrines. If the local bodies and town The position in case of tap points and public hydrants authorities pay some attention to pr(lvide this very is also more or less equally satisfactory. 95.27 per basic amenity, one would be saved from witnessing cent of the slums in towns of size class I and 85.7 the usual open-air scene that is so characteristic of per cent of the slums in towns of size class II ere the slum areas, \ RGI/86-1f. 33

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2 -- 3 4 5 6 7 8 I 1;, 233 7 219 7 II 25 .. 183 170 3

If'f'1' 38 416 7 389 3 7

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Class of towns No. of Total ~ ______Number of~_A SIUDlS having ______~ ___~ town~ No. of having slums s OSD BSD SD CD PT slums .... _---_-_.. _-- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I 13 233 10 169 54 11 25 183 62 6 III 3 Total 38 416 10 231 6 165 1 3

NOTE: The cols. 2 & 3 of above table will vary with corresponding cols. in 20 (A) and 20 (B) because some of the towns are uaaccounted due to incomplete/non-availability of data. The table is self-explanatory. 6.19 Table 20(E) shows the method of disposal of per cent of slums in towns by size-class lJ) It is iA­ night. soil in slum-areas. Inspite of all efforts made . teresting to find that of the total 416 recognised by Government th~ head-load system of disposal of slums in the 38 towns of sire-class I and II, only nights soil still persists in 7 slums of class I towns. 10 slums do not have latrines. Normally, one wit­ The usual method of disposal is by wheel barrows. ness the open-air biological activity in most of the (94 per cent of slums in towns of size-class I and 93 slums. Table 20(E) is, however, shown below :- TABLE 20(E) Type of method 0/ disposal oj night soil in slam a reO s

Class of towns No. of towns Total number Slums classified by tihl methods of disposal of night soil having slums of slullls r-----...... ,...._,.------___.A...... ---,---, ------HL B WB ST S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------.. _--- I 13 233 7 219 7 H 25 183 70 3 Total 38 416 7 389 3 7

NOT£:-l he cols. 2. 3 of ah:>Ve ~able will vary with corresponding co)s. in 20(A) and 20 (B) because some of the towns are un­ accoU!ltei due to i:lcolllpicte/non-availability of data. Among class II tOWQ'i Rajbara Jharandalli has reported no latrines in 10 slunu and therefore there is 110 classilied method of disposal of niJht soil. ~vn ~, ~,• ~ 1'ni"'- -o.-c:-",.. ~,,,, ...... -....;.~.~... ~ 19'79

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7.3 2lW lfi{ ~ ~ ~ ~ f'li" mffi ~ 1971 'liT ~ m iIr fffi!: o.iuft r if aiImr 4 _ 71 V~t!'I ~ m ~ it ~ ~ .rroai'i it' t.T ~Fri. ~ -aih:rn it m ;r;1f'r t ,",,~r iiH:lT.;r, lTT'i;n'''I!f, 'f~m fif"1-lhr;f >it ~ tflf it I 32 7 'I'TU it ~lf -e-maff 'liT ~ 873 ~ I "m 'lIilfQl: 1. 9 6, 1. 11 crlfl' o. S 1 ~ I 'Taft' II 1971 'Ifr ~ ~ it ~ ~ ~aff ilfr~. 319 ~ ~ VI it if;qr ilfr· '!fa ~r ~ I ~r~ iAT 'lit ~ it .n- I IF-Ifir ita: ~ t!;ai" m1lTf:jf'fi mrai'i mT ~ifrf"la: ~aff riioit IV ttai" ~ V iii ;:rtf<: ritufT II Clfn: III 'fiT '11m ~ ftqfu ~ ~ ;jITiJ ~ & fil;<: 'ifl" lfi{ mwr ilfr ;;rr Wfiffl" ~ fif; ~UfT it ~ I if~if it ro{'l£1f ~ ;tT a-q-ff'fRr ~ f!f~ 'iii' ~ ~r 21(CIf) it ~ m~ ~ ~lf ~ I l:fi1( lfi{ ~rm ~ IV ttai" v it lfi{ ~1'fITf1f.t ~ I ~ I ~ 'f1f{f it ~ ~­ ~~m~~~f~~~iii'i'ij~W.fufT II ~ V iftif lI1!: anw. ~ ;;mIT ~ (flIT ~ qNT<:1IT ~ it 'f§'f iIr ~ ~ I mm f.Fmrrr "lia.l it ~WfiT ~ crr~ ~ f,p ~ ;ifi!t ~ !fiT ~ it ~ ~ 'lit ~ ~ ~ 1fI'iIT ~ I er. eft. ~ ~ ~ 9~ f~ >mcfT I lfifif

7.1 This chapter is based on the data contained MEDICAL FACILITIES in statement V. Actually speaking the medical, edu­ 7.2 The number of towns having different types cational, recreational and cultural facilities, available of medical institutions run or aided by Gov~rnment, in the towns are not solely engaged by the urban local bodies and charitable institutions or social ser­ population : a sizable rural population, particularly vices organisations like the missionaries, arranged by size class of towns is shown in the statement be­ in the immediate vicinity of the towns, also parttake low. No attempt has been made to take note of of this facility. In the following analysis, however, facilities provided by private institutions, as the col­ we are limiting ciurselves the urban population only. lection and informati'Jll of data would not only have been rather un'\iVeiIdy and tiine consuming, the collec­ The rural component which depend on towns for tion of data may have gone beyond the competence these facilities is. not known. of the organisation.

TABLE 21 (A)

Type of AfedicClI facilities by size-class of tOWl/S

-_-----_.------_._-_._--_._._------.------~-----~------~----- Sil:e class of towns No. of Population NoJmber of institutions

< -WllS of towns in ,--______..A-- __ ----.------"""' each size class Hospital Dispensary Health Family 1.B. Nursing Others centre planning clinic Home centre _._---1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------9 10 I 14 4,613,431 66 114 7 46 12 2 12 II 27 1,854,995 53 30 2 22 18 3 III 48 1,511,098 53 39 13 14 12 1 IV 119 1,698,468 55 53 76 8 7 6 V 114 889,551 30 37 73 2 t 1 18,916 1 1 VI . ---- 5._------4 __ --_. __ ---~---- Total 327 10,5116 45.9 261 273 172 92 50 2 24

7.3 The first thi.;}g which may be mentioned is that above statement more specific, a class I town have this data is not comparable with the data given in average number of 4.71 hospitals, 8.14 dispensaries the town Directory of 1971. In that directoJ;y the and 3.28 family planning centres, but then there is data related to only those institutions which were a sudden drop in the average of class II towns where run by the Government. The total number of the number of hospitals, dispensaries and family medical institutions in 327 towns of the State comes planning centres respectively comes to 1.96, 1.11 and to 873. The number of Government institutions 0.81. The fall from class II to class VI is much given in town Directory of 1971 was 319. Even more gradual. In respect of the health centres the though the number of institutions run bV the local class IV and class V towns are better placed than bodies and social service agency etc. are not known class II and HI. I'll fae: the health centres is rural it can still be presumed that the major number of picture and it is quite natt1ral for class IV aDd V institutions !ihown in table 21 (A) are government towns to have them. Their presence in class I town institutions. If this presurr.ption is correct, it is perhaps related in the bealth centres in the labour evident that medical facilities in urbar.. areas have areas. registered good progress. 7.5 It will also be useful to see the population 7.4 If average number of the various institutions coverage by the various medical institutions. For this in the towns of different size-classes is considered, it purpose, the hospitals, dispensaries and heaith centres is noticed that except in the case of health centres may be taken together as one group. The nursing the average number per ~own goes on decreasing as home may be excluded altogether for this considera­ we go down the size-class, and actually speaking the tion because they are normally engaged bV the more drop between the size-class V and class-class II is afiluent of the pupulation and ore outside the reach very steep. In other words it would only mean that of the common man. The family planning could as the towns improve their size class they get to b.e an independent group. T. B. Clinic could again have larger number of institutions. To make the be left out as t'hey cater to very specialized disease.

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21 (~).~ orR "fiT ~ ~Tcrr ~ I ~ I ~ V ~ 327 ~ it -smr I, 000 aq-fIRr- fomrif

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7.6 Even though the towns appear to be better dore, Jabalpur, Raipur and for that matter in all class I and Class II towns. The smaller towns appear served by the medical institution, as they improve to be much better placed in this respect. their class, the population coverage per health institution (Hospital, aispensary and health centres 7.8 One only ho_ll\'lS that the ne.~t census may see much more family planning centres than what is combined) appear to tell It different story. The inset available now. Regulated population growth should table given below shows the population covered by be the first objective of all enlightened citizens of our a health institutions and family planning centres in country. !Provision of more family welfare and different s~ classes. family planning. centres, where free advice could be available to all ~nd suoory should be the first objeotive of government if population spree is to be controlled. Size class Ptlpula tion covered by The information revealed by the inset above is how­ ever not a happy commentary for example a fainily ------~----- Health institu­ Family .planning planning centre in a class I town caters to much more tutiQn (Hospital! institutions than I lakh population which could easily mean DisperlS:>.riesand about 35,000 adult males and females. It is in­ hoo lth ~:entres) conciveable how one centre could manage such a --~---.-----....-:-.-~.-_.,.------big field. The position in· respect of class IV and I 24,670 100,292, class V town is worse. II 21,823 80,651 HI 14,530 100,740 7.9 All the towns have one Or the other medical IV 9.761 212,308 institutions. Table 21 (B) given below, however, shows V 6,354 444,776 one town not having allY medical, facility. It. may, VI 3,783 however, be kept in view that this town is Sirgiti, which is an urban outgrowth (jf BiIaspur city and it can have all the medical facility available in Bilas- 7.7 The above table is enough proof of the conges- pur Railway Hospital and the district hospital at tion that one notices ill the hospitals. Bhopal, In- Bilaspur. TABLE 21 (B) Use ofll.fedicctlfo('ilitiea at other place b)' touina not IUlving these facilities ----_.. __ ._- Size class of towns No. of towns Types of No. of towns where the medical facility (an:Y):~;1entioned in coi. 3 is n~t­ medical _available but available at a distance of facilities Skms. 5-10 10-20 . :20· Total ------col. 4 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I IT m IV v (i) Hospital 1- (ii) Dispensary (iii) Ifeahh Centre (iv) Family planning centre (v) T.B·. Clinic .. VI ---~ .___ ------Tota._l--,,~ __-=.;_ ___ -,-l----, ______.;..-~~---,-----___._~._~L __:______. ______...:: __ ::___::______7.10 What has been already stated in the forego­ tABLE 21(C) ing about congestion in the hospitals, becomes more NO. OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS glaringly': apparant from table 21(C), given below: Size class of No. of towns Number of beds 322 towns of the state in size-class I-V have only tawns per 1,000 population 2 beds per 1,000 population. The sitt1liltion im­ ·-·--1-·-··-----·-·-··--2----·-·-----3--- --1---·---·-- 14 ----··_-·-·····--2----· proves a little in class VI towns, but it has to be remembered that these towns are Pachmarhi the II 27 2 III 48 2 summer capital, Khajur~ho the tourist centre, Panara IV 119 2 mining town, N aya-Baradwar and so on which defi­ V 114 2 VI 5 4 nitely are better placed than the normal town in --_.- .------.--.--- -_ .. --_._-_.__ ._- Total 327 2 class . V, IV and III. 36

7.11 W ~ !tiT 1971 ifi .. ~ f.F.f,,"~ it ~ 25 7. 1 3 -a-roffi ~m:vlT iF il'if:;j'l'n ~ ~ .faiT [ ir, iflTU ~ ~iJ ~ ~~ ~ I f.r+.r m"l:uit fi:~Q if Wl~ ~(fr 'JI'rifr t I .jfJft I 'f; ;:r.p: ~q ~f~ ~- #'11<1"('1": ~'VIl~lt;p Wort:; <:mit if mrm fqi' ~)Ift:- 1I"I1ft t I ~aft I it srI':.; 100 0 ~q-fffi mmaJT at'r ~!ilfl' lff~ ~aiT V iii "'~1'iR ~r ~T ;;rr:iT ~ cIT H 'fiTfl 'Ii) liHr ollTr V if; 1971 19S1 1971 19S1 il"tfil't ifil:il ifif ~raRur Eit!l' 7JIT :orr or ~ I

I 10 14 2.2 2 7. 1 4 1f~'fi Wf<'fran iii arft if iIi{iJ ~ -sr f;:orf(f >.itaiT VI II 13 27 1.9 2 'flfU if f~flrt it:fr t ~ r f; 1Hr~' '" Jjf V,' IV O'!fr II ~rn- ~ I III 40 48 1.9 2 l.'f.m- ;rr:;r;r> w.rfcr ~ III iii iflfU 'li1 ~ Cf"l'r ilqjf I iii lfll'if IV 27 119 1.4 2 .loIT ..-w 'lit .~~ ~ 22(ar) ~ElTT ~sn ~ ~~ srm 1,000 ~ ~ ~"" iii\' mt ~~ fI1R 'fiT iftl'iT srfu 1000 ~ ~ ~ 1 14 2 ~ If,T~~lilIT ------II 27 4 III 48 2 ~ ~I ~ !IT~ IV 119 9 ~ ~ lIT.6'IT V 114 10 ~I 1fT5IIfirifi VI 5 2

~ ~ ~ ~ '!~

2 3 4 5 6 7

I 1-4. s( 6) 13(19) 14(126) 10(29) 14(153) II 27 2( 3) 7( 7) 27( 84) 10( 16) 27( 8S) III 48 7( 7) 43( 76) 8(11) 45( 110) IV 119 7( S) 76(S3) 1 o( 12) 89(132) V 114 1 ( 1). 23(42) s( 6) 49(60) VI S 1 < 1) 2,< 2) ------_.. _------~~------327 7( 9) 35( 42) IS3( 411) 44{ 78) 226( 54 5) 36

7.11 A comparision of this table with table num­ towns are the worst suffers. Even if the number ber 25 given in 1971 town directory shows that the per 1,000 population in class 1 town is brought to situation has improved a little in size class ll-VI but the same level as it is in c1ass V the picture may it has worsened iti size-class 1. The following rable perhaps improye con.,iderably in these towns. may perhaps be found Gseful in showing the com­ Scramble for admission which seems to have become parative situation. chronic particularly in the towns of class I size may ease to some extent. Even if a very triodest aim is S~Z)·;IH;·lf NJubJr')ftnn, N). o.f beds per kept to provide the same number of institutions, per tJlwns l,03!! p:.pulation 1,000 population, in class 1 to class 111 towns as it , ., ------, .. ------.._- is available in class V. 1971 1981 1971 1981 .------"1o---,·--j-4-'-----"2.-i ---_----- 7.14 In respect of middle schools the happiest I 2 position is shown by towns of class VI followed by II 13 27 1. 9 2 towns of class V, class IV and II. The poorest fig­ II[ 40 48 1.9 2 ures is shown by towns of class III and the situation IV 27 ~\9 1.4 2 of size class I is not much better. It may be since­ V 100 114 1.6 2 rely hoped that the situation in class I town would VI 15 5 104 4 at least improve to the level of class VI. What is --25-0- -'--'327---'---1.9--- 2 . true of the higber institutions is also true of primacy ----- .. _--_ ... _-_._. __ .. -- . ------... _---._.. - schools. EDUCATION TABLE 22 (B) 7.12 The various educational institutions in the towns of different size classes is shown in inset Adl/lt Literary Centre~ -----__ ._--_---._--- .. -. table 22(A). Si7.e class CoIf Number nf tnwns Numbernftowns towns havmgadult lite~ TABLE 22(A) rary centres Schools per 1,000 population I 14 2 --SlZe- ·--·N-')-.().-f--N-ll\~lber per1~OOO population' .. ------..... - .. - II 27 4 class of towns III 48 2 tlwn~ H~~~-S;~~-Jfu~7-pri~;- IV 119 9 s~::./interl da.ryl secondary V 114 10 PUC! m'ltri- and Junior enlation middle VI 5 2 ------.-.... __ -_ .. __ .. _-_ .. _--_._-- -- "_-_ .._--_._--_. _.. _------College Total 327 29 ------_... _------I 14 0.08 0.19 0.40 II 27 0.09 0.21 0.43 . 7.15 Table 22(B) given above shows the adult m 48 0.09 0.18 0.40 hteracv centres in the towns of various size classes. IV 119 0.14 0.24 0.45 Adult literacy centres are in fact a rural characteris­ V 114 0.18 0.30 0.31 tic, but their presence in the towns of various size V[ 5 0.10 0.42 1.06 c!asses is not surprising particularly in view of the T(lItal 327 0.10 0.2i 0.43 slZeable population of Jhuggi jhol'di dwellers in these size class of towns . . 7.13 A persl1al of the above table shows that the 7.16 Table 23 shows the number of towns in diffe­ situation in respect of .higher secondary schools im­ rent size-classes having working women's bostels. prove as we go down the size-class'- The class I stadia, cinema, auditoria and public libraries. -

TABLE 23 Disfrib'lfio/l of U'ome!1'~ 1{ortelr rfa1h "i',eill -Itt·· 1.1 I . __. ______.~ .~. _.~, ~~ __ 7, all. 1m r" uflllll". CO!II'1!'IIIIt_V lulls ana p·lbli(· lib"Q ries by site class O/toWIIS Size class of town Total No. of 'N~~~f~~~~s ~~ing ------. towns

------_------2 3 -----·-4----5--.... ----7------______.. ______.______7 r 14 5 (6) 13 (l9) 14,126) 10 \29-1---14\153)-' II 27 2 (3) 7(7) 27184) 10(16, 27(88) m 48 7(7) 43(76) S 111) 45 (110) 1\, 119 7 (8) 76 (83) 10(2) 89 (132) V 114 1 m 23 (42) 5 (6) 49 (fAl) vr 5 1 (4) 2 (2) .. ,_------T('tal 327 7 (9) 35 (42) 183 (411) 44 (78) 226(545)-' ]--RGTiii6-1Z------_._-_._._----- ... -_----_------_._----- 37

7. 1 7 ~"t ¥lft<:rraff ~ ~mrcmr ~ ~ 'roT f.mtim ~ ~ I ll'i!: ~'I'l'rf'irr. f,1' ~ 'fll""Tf.f; if 'l1J7: llI''ir ~!!I~ t ('I'fT ~. ronfiA; ~ fiI; ~~ it q,.rr I ~ ~ 5 Wi it 'NT if ~. ~ '1ft mlfrr it ~ ;;Ilfr~ur ~i 9"" ~ I o.luft II it. 2 'Of1fiT it 9 ~T .oiT it. I!iTlilT'fflf ~ I 7 . 2 (I ;;iT fttmr mY'lli' "') ~ ~ f~fu ~P:ITI!@ ;tr ~ I Ifl'iiJT ~fi~ qq if ~ ~T if l!Tiiij' 'll'A ~ l1ll' >t ~ 7.18 ~ \iT ~ ~T 'I>i' ~ ~I o1i'Ufr II ~ V lI'5. ifif.t~ ~ Wfim' f'li ~ ....1' ~~!!I' ~ f~ t(l:Il' ~ lIT ;wlit;~ ~it~~~·f~if~.~'ri ~ I ~ IV'ri 1 0 ~ ~ V ~ :=; 'flTif if~: 12 ~T 6 ~ lrt ~ ~ pr ~ ~'I ~ ~UfT it ~ ~1'1 ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ I ~i"Ii~r 'ro) ~ ~'Ii 1f!i!.T l!i\' ~ ;f,T llI'~ ~ ~~ lfiToIT ~ I 'f.Vfl' ~if I~: '"~"f ~ sro'lf ~if

7.17 Working women hostels are more a feature r:inema houses, have an average of 1.09. Only 20.1 of large towns and it is quite natural for only 5 per cent of towns in size class V have· cinema houses which is quite natural because these towns are still in towns in size-class I and 2 towns in size-class II a transition stage of real and complete urbanization. having the 9 working >Yomen's hostcl in the State. 7.20 What is true of stadia is also true for audi­ toria. In the Tulsidas l\-Ianas Chatus-Shatabdi year 7.18 Stadia again the characteristic of larg~r many urban centres constructed Manas Bhawan and towns. Stadia of size class II to V afe not really it is not known that they have been included under this. But even then it is a little intriguing to see 10 speaking stadia but simply play-grounds or their im­ class IV towns and 5 class V towns having respec­ proved version. The number of stadia shown in the tively 12 and 6 auditoria. The figures n~ to be table may therefore, be accepted with a pinch of accepted carefully. Perhaps the authorities supply­ salt. ing the data did not understand the import of. the term auditoria and stadia. 7.19 All the towns in size-class I & II have cinemas and whereas the average number of cinema 7.21 The situation in regard to public libraries is houses in towns of size class I is 9, that in towns of . more satisfactory than other items. All the class I size class JI is 3. 5 lowns in size class III do not and class II towns have pUblic libraries. Class I have cinema houses and those that have it, have towns have an average of 10.92 public libraries per towns and class II towns have more than 3 per town. average of 1.76 cinema houses per town. 37 per 1 The average number of public libraries per towns in cent pf the towns of size class IV do not have cinema size classes III, IV, V and VI is 2.44, 1.48, 1.22 and houses. Those towns in this size class which have 1.00 respectively. "{"~" ~ .. Nf.rqfur S.l .lflT ~ ~ ~ "I~;mJ ~ ~;r ~ f.ff.I1:rTur If<: f~ lPf it ""'T

~ 24(8T) -.ri Q1i fi:tJfif " iJ!""' .,Jfif i'f~ aitalfiAr 'l1viI' " 8TI'fI'R' ~ f1rf.rfira- «Prfrn (Sf"'" ,,~ ~) --.------=.------_._ ..... _._----__ -.... ----.- .. _.. -... _-- .. _-_--._ .. _--- '------.,------_._._-'-_._------,---- 1 2 3 I II III IV V VI ,------.------~-2 219 10 17 34 75 82 1 ~'!f 20 49 2 3 tI 12 23 ;fivr!f 201 6 6 (i) ~ 1 (ii) 'EfT 5 5 mvr l!'i 204 23 2 6 6 7 (i) ~ 7 2 3 (ii) ~ 12 5 3 4 (iii) ~ 4 2 1 ti'tvr ~ 205 3 3 (i) ~ 3 3 moT ~If 207 17 2 6 7 (i) ~~ 9 4 5 (ii) 'il'~ 3 2 ( iii) ::;ft;ft 5 2 2 'I'6lf.. 1I'1f .. 2 1 49 8 18 19 1I't1If)1,1f)1l 49 " 8 18 19 (i) ~ifiT~\'f 28 3" 3 11 11 (Ii) ~,~r ~

38 CHAPTER VIII Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Important Commodities Manufactured

8.1 The data regarding three most important com­ portant commodity minor groupwisc would naturally modities manufactured by size class of towns and be very long one and therefore is not proposed to industrial category up to minor group has been indi­ go into that detail. It may, however, be observed cated in the inset table 24(A), 24(B) and 24(C). that all class I towns have reported manufacture of Discussion of the manufacture of I, II and III im- some or other important commodity.

TABLE 24(A)

Importallt commodities mallufactu,.ed by size class of TOWIlS and Illdustt·;al catego,.y (First important Commodity)

___ A" •• ___ •• ______•• _----'------~- .. ------_.. _._.-_----_- --- ... -_.. _--_._- ... _-_ ... __ .------_--- InduHrial Category Name of Commodity Towns Size class of towns ---.... ------.. ------.--.. ---~-- I II III IV V VI ---_.-_._--_._._------_._-__ . __ -_._-----_.-._----_._. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -._------_.. ------_.. ------_._--_._------'--.-- DIVISION 2 219 10 17 34 75 82 1 Major Group 20 49 2 3 8 12 23 1 Minor Group 201 6 6 6 (i) Khova 1 1 (ii) Ghee 5 55 Minor Group 204 23 2 1 6 6 7 1 (i) Rice 7 1 2 3 1 (ii) Pulses 12 5 3 4 (iii) Poha 4 2 1 1 Minor Group 205 3 3 (i) Bakery 3 3 Minior Group 207 17 2 2 6 7 (i) Gur 9 4 5 (ii) Khandsari 3 1 2 (iii) Sugar 5 1 2 2 Major Group 21 49 4 8 18 19 Minor Group 211 49 4 8 18 19 (i) Groundnut oil 28 3 3 11 11 (ii) Linseed oil 3 1 2 (iii) Edible oil 16 2 6 8 (iv) Cotton seed oil 1 1 (v) Mahua oil 1 1 Minor Group 22 44 1 4 4 19 16 Major Group 223 1 1 (i) Country]jquol' 1 .. I 226 41 1 4 3 17 16 " " (i) Bidi 41 1 4 3 17 16 Minor Group 229 2 1 1 __ ._--_. (i) Gudaku 2 1 1 38 39

~ -_._.-_--- ._. ... ,_, ----_-_._------_-_,------_. --._- --_ ... ----_ .... ---_._._._ .... __ .. __ ...•. _------_---_ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------_,- ..... _--- ",_.. _--_ ... ._' ..-. __ .------~I{'l 23 13 5 3 3 ~Tur l!'l 2 3 U 7 2 3 (i) ~'lfrmc ..~ 7 2 3

li1§q~ 24 5 1 2 2 ~Tur~ 2.14 2 2 (i) ~ 2 2

~I{'t 2.15 3 2 (i)

~~26 8 6 ~'!'l 261 4 3 (i) m

(Ii) ~~ 1

(iii) ~cifiT~f 2 2

~'!'l 263 3 2 (i) ~~ 3 2 'TTur \'l 2 6 6 (i) ~m- .r.r

~~\'t 27 36 2 7 14 12 ~~270 4 1 2 1 0) fumrr~ 4 1 2

~l!'l 272 3 1 (i) omr ;f.T iT..m 3 'TTur '!'l 2 7 1 4 3 (i) TN~rm'lWf' 4 1 3

,,~I{'f 28 8 4 3 ~l!'l 280 7 3 3 (i) iIiTTfOI" 2 1 (ii) ~filc 1 1 (iii) ~ 1 (iv) 'Tl'fT 3 2

~I{'f 289 1 1 ( i) ~Imi 1 1

3 1 ~'!'l29 7 ·2 ti'rIT '!'t 29 1 5 1 1 2 1 (i) ~ 5 2 tOvr'!f 293 2 1 (i) ~llil ~ 2

i{1f'f.t;zyr 3 59 4 8 11 21 14

~'!'l30 39

. -..... __ . __ ". 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------Major Group 23 13 5 1 3 3 Minor Group 230 7 I 2 3 (i) Cotton Gining 7 1 2 3 Winor Grour 231 5 4 (i) Cloths 5 4 Minor Group 235 (i) Printed cloth Major Group 24 5 2 2 Minor Group 244 2 2 (i) Blankets 2 2 Minor Group 245 3 2 (i) Kosa cloth 3 2 Major Group 26 (I 6 Minor Group 261 4 3 (i) Threads (ii) .1 (iii) Jute Rope 2 2 Minor Group 263 3 2 (i) Carpets 3 2 Minor Group 226 1 (i) Cotton Bags

Major Group 27 36 2 7 .14 12 Minor Group 270 4 2 (i) Teak Veneers 4 2 Minor Group 27] 4 2 (i) Sawn Timber 4 2 Minor Group 272 3 (i) Bamboo Baskets 3 1 Major Group 271 4 3 Agriculture goods 4 3 Minor Group 276 21 4 9 7 (i) Furniture 21 4 9 7 Major Group 28 8 4 3 Minor Group 280 7 3 l Paper 2 (ii) News Prints (ii i) Card Board

(iv) Straw Board 3 2 Minor Group 289 1 Note Books 1

Major Group 29 7 2 3 Minor Group 291 5 .1 2 (i) Shoes 5 I 2 Minor Group 293 2 (i) Leather Goods 2 1 1 DIVISION-3 59 4 8 11 21 14 Major Group 30 1

,,,,"'... ~--:. ..,....._.~-:.------...... -..... - - ._- _ _----- .---:_--. - --- -:-----.,.--_------._------. _.. _.---: -- - .-._- _." --. ------....-- .,- ... 40

7 9 2 3 5 G

3

2 (i) ~"~f~ (ii) ~f'l"'Ii '"'~ 5 ~~314 (i) ~;r 5

~~315

28 1fi'I' ~ 32 10 ~~320 (i) ~ 9 (ii) ~ 2 fT"rrr ~ 322 2 10 (i) ~ 8 (ii) '¥T 2 1 (i) ~if.T'!'I'If,T~ 1 3 ~~328 (i) ~;tTqeyt 2 (ii) ~ ~.,,~ 2 (i) &~~ ( ii) m iffu;:r 4 2 ~~q33 1ftar~ 330 (i) ~ 3 1 ~lI'1' 331 .. (i) ~~ 1 , 1 (ii) m-~'IiT~ 1 (iii) "'1~ ~ 'I1f

(i) ~~'R">: 3 :1 4 1

3

:I ( i) q;rll'fij;r<;..qq­ (ii)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Minor Group 301 (i) Plastic Shoes 1 Major Group 31 8 2 3 2 Minor Group 310 2 (i) OXegen acids (ii) Chemicals Minor Group 314 5 3 0) Soap 5 3 Minor Gn,up 315 li) Solvent Major Group 32 28 5 11 10

Minor Group 320 10 2 7 (i) Bricks 9 2 7 (ii) Tiles 1 Minor GroUP 322 2 (i) Clay po~t~ 2 Minor Group 324 10 3 5 (i) Cement 8 2 5 (ii) Lime 2 Minor Group 326 1 (i) Stone crushing 1 Minor Group 328 3 3 (i) Cement Articals 2 2 Cement Poles 1 1 Minor Group 329 2 (i) Dolomite POWder (ii)Slate pencil 1 Major Group 33 4 2 Minor GrOllp 330 : .. (i) Steel Minor Group 331 3 (i) Steel Angles (ii) Iron Part .. (iii) Iron pipe 1 .. - Major Group 34 10 2 2 5 Minor Group 340 3 1 (i) Iron Box 1 Oi) Milk Tank (iii) Pip Tap Minor Group 342 (i) Steel furniture 1 1 Minor Group 345 6 1 2 3 (i) Metal Box 4 3 (ii) Brass potS (Hi) Alluminiun. Utencil Major Group 35 3

Minor 350 3 ~... (i) Submercible Pump 1 (ii) Persian Wheel 2

1 R(i(IR6--13 41

2 3 4 5 7 8 9

2 2 (i) ~ 1 (ii) U;~T~ 1 ~1~~

~~ 'r' 37 "1ur~ 379 (i) ~~

~~3fl 2 2 11ur orr 389 2 2 (i) ~'T (Ii) ~t'fr ------.-----

"mft 24 (arr ) ~ ~ ft:trfif it; ~ ~ tf'Il ~ ~ it; amm IR: f~"o ~ m'ff'\1'Iri (fJm~vi ~nnr")

;rrif itiT ~ ~ cr;i ~ V~I"( ;:rtR" mr -_- -T----Ir-----nr-- -(Y- --- v -----vr------_------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

~2 170 6 14 22 62 65 1

'I~~1J-20 34 3 5 13 13 mor ~q-201 - 3 2 (i) "'T 2 2 ( ii) lIi\lrr 1 1 1 1 (i) ~r 18 2 3 7 6 (i)vm'ififlfiT 1 (ii) ~ 4 3 (iii) ~ 12 2 3 4 3 (iv) II'lw 7 5 (i) ~

"I~~q-21 24 4 7 11 ~1ur It,1I'-211 21 3 6 10 (i) ~~ (ii) ~ tf<'f 15 5 8 ( iii) "f('a' ~ 4 2 2 (iv) 1fg

( i) 'l;?:T'if 26 2 5 12 7 41 ------_.- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 _--_. ----_.. _-__ ._--- __ .. _------_.. _-- Min..>t Group 36 2 1 Minor Group 363 1 (i) Bulb I (ii) A.C. conductors. I

Major Group 37 Minor Group 379 (i) Tractor Trolly Major Group 38 2 2 Minor Group 389 2 (i) Agarbatti 1 (ii) Katechu I --- ._-_. - .._-_ .. - '--'-----_.. __._------_- ---.-- -_. __ -._ --._. TABLE 24B Important Commodities M c/nujactured by size class of Towns alld Im/llstriu/ Category (Second important Commodity) -._------.------Industrial category Name of commodity All Size class of towm Town, --.. ------~------:--_.----:::---_._---u III IV V VI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIVISION-2 170 6 14 22 62 65 Major Group 20 34 3 5 13 13 Minor Group 201 3 2 (i) Ghee 2 2 (ii) Khoa 1 Minor Group 203 1 (i) Baskets Minor Group 204 18 2 3 7 6 (i) Flour Mill 1 (ii) Rice 4 3 I (iii) Pulses ]2 2 3 4 3 (iv) Poha Minor Group 205 7 I 5 (i) Bakery 7 ) 5 Minor Group 207 5 2 2 (i) Sugar 2 2 (ii) Gur 3 2 Major Group 21 24 4 7 11 Minor Group 211 21 3 6 10 (i) Vegetable oil (ii) Ground nut oil 15 5 8 (iii) Edible oil 4 2 2 (iv) Mahua oil 1 Minor Group 215 2 (i) lee 2 Minor Group 217 (i) Starch Major Group 22 26 2 5 12 7 42

------_._.... _-_.- .--~-.--.---.------.-.---- .. _-- --- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 .. _------_. .--.------._------.rt'1f lfI'- 2 2 6 26 5 12 7 (i) i(~ 26 5 12 7

~1lq'-23 28 2 3 13 9 ~ ~ ~ l!'f-23 0 16 2 6 16 2 6

1ftur '!'l- 2 3 5 11 2 5 :~ (i) ~ 5 2 2 (Ii) ~11 ~

1i~ ~-24 3 1 1

~~ '!'t-ZH 3 1 1 (i) ~l;f 3

~ ~-Z6 9 8

rWo_~-;261 5 1 4 5 4

2 2 ( i) a"R: q'!T 1 1 (ii) ~ 1

murlllf-263 2 2 ,~ (i) ~)~ 2 2 30 3 " 10 11 1 8 1 3 (i) f'if<:T ~ 8 3

7 2 (i) ~ ( h) iift«'t>'T tl"i.f.fryrt 6 2 4

15 2 2 5 6 (i) 'WfR<: 15 2 2 5 6

't.iIiiIi''{q--18 4 ;}

tftvt' '{If -2 8 oJ 4 :3 (i) 'Iii~ 3 2 (ii) 't~

12 3 2 5

10 . J 2 4 10 2 4

2

2 1

CfiT~Ilf-3 75 7 8 J 8 21 21

~li!f '!tf-30 3

~ ,!'l'-301 3 1 ( i) cmf"C

~---.--- .------_----_. ------2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------Minor Group 226 26 2 5 12 7 (i) Bidi 26 2 5 12 7 Major Group 23 28 2 3 13 9 Minor Group 230 16 2 8 6 (i) Cotton ginning 16 2 8 6 Minor Group 233 (i) Cotton yarn -.-. Minor Group 235 11 2 1 5 3 (i) Cloth 5 1 2 2 (ii) Handloom Cloth 4 2 (iii) Printed cloth 2 Major Group 24 3 Minor Group 244 3 1. (i) Blankets 3 1 Major Group 26 9 8 Minor Group 261 5 4 (i) Rope 5 4 Minor Group 263 2 2 (i) Tat Patti (ii) Carpets

Minor Group 266 2 2 (i) Cotton Bag 2 2 Major Group 27 30 3 4 10 11 1

Minor Group 271 8 1 1 3 1 (i) Sawn Timber 8 1 1 3 1 1 Minor Group 272 7 2 4 (i) Sweeping Sticks 1 (ii) Bamboo Basket 6 2 4

Minor Group 276 15 2 2 5 6 (i) Furniture 15 2 2 5 6 Minor Group 28 4 3 Minor Group 280 4 3 " (i) Paper 3 2 (ii) Card Board

Major Group 29 12 3 2 5 Minor Group 291 10 3 2 4 (i) Leather shoes 10 3 2 4 . Minor Group 293 2 (i) Leather goods 2 1

DIVISION 3 75 7 8 18 21 21. Major Group 30 3 1

_Minor Group 301 3 I (i) Plastic sheets 2 1 (ii) Wax candle 1 Minor Group 31 14 3 2 5 2 2 ------.. _-----...-.-_. --- 43

-_._---_.. _------_.----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 !I 9

------_------~------.------.------1'{.liq' '!'{-3 1 14 3 2 5 2 2 ~,!q'-310 ( i) 3TTiffifOfifi ~f~6 If''tvr ,!tf-3 II 2 (i) i!f~T 'fiT qr~ ( ii) q;fu;rr~ ~ '!'f-312 ( i) !fI'Q';:m tt"tvr ,!tf -3 1 3 (i) ~I:( or"tvr ,!tf -3 1 4 4 2 1 (i) m~ 4 2 1 mar t'lq"-. 316 5 1 1 (i) ~ 2 1 (ii) ~ iF~ (iii) ~~ (iv) ~ iF9T~ 3 6 12 14 ~~-32 35 mur~-320 23 3 8 11 (i) ~ 21 3 ~ 9 (ii) ~ 2' 2 - mar~-322 (i) 'li~if;m 1

~~-323 (I) ~

1{~ ~-33 3 ~"tvr\tf-330 (i) 'Ii'i'll ~T

tT1«r ~-331 2 (i) m~;tT ~~ 2 1 0 4 2 3 ~ij!f '!'t-34, " if"tvr ~-30 2 1 (i) ~!I iF~'Ii 1 (ii) m:tdr

tTPr _l!tf -342, 2 (i) ~q;'1'f~ 2 :3 2 iflVJ:__ '~tf w - J 4 5 6 (i) aTt'q:_#ii

.,._--- --_-. -- -_ ------_._------_. ------_._-_.. _-_ .. _------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------_.. _------Minor Group :1]0 ] 1 (i) Oxatic acid I I Minor Group 311 2 (i) Bone Powder (i i) Fertilizer Minor Group 3]2 1 1 (i) Varnish 1 I Minor Group 313 1 (i) Medicine I MinorGroup 314 4 2 (i) Soap 4 2 Minor Group 316 5 1 1 (i) Polythene 2 1 (ii) Polythene Bag 1 (iii) Synthetic fabric 1 (iv) Nylon yarn 1 Major Group 32 35 3 6 12 14 Minor Group 320 23 3 8 11 (i) Bricks 21 3 8 9 (ii) Tiles 2 2 Minor Group 322 1 1 (j) Clay pots 1 1 Minor Group 323 1 (i) Dolls 1 1 Minor Group 324 6 3 2 (i) Lime 5 2 2 (ii) Cement 1 1 Minor Group 328 1 (i) Cement polls 1 Minor Greup 329 3 2

(i) Cement pipe 1 (ii) Asbestos sheets I I (iii) R.C.C. pipe 1 1 Major Group 33 3 1 Minor Group 330 1 1 (i) Pig Iron

Minor Group 331 2 (i) Iron Bar 2

Major Group 34 10 4 2 3 Minor Group 340 2 (i) Milk Tank (ii) Saronta 1 Minor Group 342 2 (i) Steel furniture 2

Minor Group 345 6 3 2 (i) Alluminium Utensil 2 (ii) Utensil pots 2 1 (iii) Steel pots 1 1 (iv) Brass Utensil 1 44 -_ .. _-_.__ ._--- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1f19tl'lI"l'-35.. .. 5 2 2 tf'\"vr ~q'-350 5 2 2 (i) q'~ I (-i) iif1!fRm~Q]" 4 1 2 If~.. Q'q'-36.. 3 tf'\"vr ~q'-360 3 1 1 ( i) fif~ OFT ~'prrOf 3 1 1 1f~Q'q'.. .. -38 2 ~1IlI" ~q--3S9 (i) ar;rornT 1 (ii) ""nSf ~f ~~ 1 ------_._-_._--_.__ ._--_.. _._

~uft 24('-)

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I It III Iv v v ------2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 1 ------~OF~vr-2 57 2 7 14 22 12 3 ~~-20 17 2 8 4 mar~-201 5 3 2· (i) 11iT 2 (ii) iI"f;~ 3 2

mar {If 204 9 2 4 2 (i) mr 6 3 (ii) ~ 2 (iii) 'ifl1i<'I'

ilvr '!"-2 0 5 (i) ~ 1 1

tfIvr ~-207 2 (i) ~ 1 (ii) ~ 1 16 2 7 ~~-21 2 5 .nvr~-211 16 2 2 7 5 (i) ~ ~~hr 13 2 2 6 3 (ii) mw~ ( iii) ;q'ffil'T 'fiT ~ (iV) rnf~;;r~~<,!

13 7 4 13 1 1 7 4 (i) iI'WI' 13 1 7 4 4 2 ,,~\1q-23.. .. marV1f-230.. 1 1. 1 ._---_.. _--_-----_.__ . ---... _ 44

1 ·2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Major Group 3S 5 2 2 1 Minor Group 350 5 2 2 1 (i) Threaser 1 1 (ii) Agriculture equipments 4 1 2 Major Group 36 3 1 ·1 1 Minor Group 360 3 I I I (i) Electric 3 1 1 1 Goods. Major Group 38 2 Minor Group 389 (i) Agarbatti 1 1 (ii) Lakh Material 1 1 TABLE 24.C Important commodities manufactured by size class of town and Industrial categories (Third important Commodity).

Industrial category Name of commodity All Size class of towns Towns I n m IV V V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIVlSION·2 57 2 7 14 22 12 o. Major Group 20 17 2 3 8 4 Minot Group 201 5 3 2 .. (i) Ghee 2 1 1 (ii) Ice Candy 3 2 Minor Group 204 9 1 2 4 2 (i) Pulses 6 1 3 1 (ii) Poba 2 1 1 (iii) Rice 1 1

Minor Group 20S 1 I (i) Biscuits 1 1 Minor Group 207 2 1 1 (i) Gur 1 1 (ii) Khandsari 1 1 Major Group 21 16 2 2 7 5 ... Minor Group 211 16 2 2 7 5 (i) Groundnut oil 13 2 2 6 3 .. (ii) Edible oil 1 1 (iii) Linseed oil 1 (iv) Coconut oil 1 1 Major Group 22 13 1 1 7 4 Mihor Group 226 13 1 1 7 4 (i) Bidi 13 1 1 7 4 Major Group 23 4 1 2 Minor Group 230 1 (i) Cotton ginning 1 1

I RGl186-14 4S

1 2 3 " 5 6 7 8 9 tftar\'1'-231 3 2 1 (i) mf\' 2 2 -I• (ii) 1ffif 1 1 ;ftvr \'1'- 2 3 3 1 1 ( i ) IJIQoI' ~ 1 1

~~-26 2 1 1 ;ftvr \'1'-2 6 3 2 1 ~(i) ~ 2 1 1

~\'1'-27 1 1 mtf-271 1 1 .(1) ~ 1 1

"~\'1'-28 3 1 1 1 tftar"r'-2 80 1 1 [(i) lIili~ 1 1 ""'-289 2 1 1 I(i) I!i11iPrt

~,!If 79 1 1 m~-293 [( i) w.1(iT ID1JFf 1 1 ~-3 44 5 10 10 8 11

~"'-31 9 1 4 2 1 1 aftar '1'1'-310 3 2 1 [(i) ~. 2 1 1 (ii) m 1 1 tftar \q-3 13 2 1 1 (i) ~VT 1 1 (ii) ~ 1 1 ~'1'1'-3U 2 2 (i) ~ 2 2 aftar '!"'-316 2 1 (i) ~it; tltr 1 ( i!) II'Ifit1ir;r qr{tr 1 1

't~'!'I'-32 19 1 2 3 7 6 aftar"r'-320 9 I(i) @ 7 1 3" 3" (Ii) ~ 2 1 aftar ff-322 2 2 ( i) 'Ifi;ft fir~"r ~ anj;f 1 1 ( ii) f1!it it; m 1 1 aftar~-324 5 1 1 2 1 (i) IiifIT 4 1 1 1 (ii) ~ 1 1 aftar '!'I'-32 6 ' 1 1 (i) IR'n 1 1 ~1!'1'-329 2 1 1 (i) ~it;~ 1 1 (ii) ~ it; 't1itr 1 1 4S

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

MlDor Group 231 3 2 1 (i) Sari 2 2 (iii) Cloth 1 1 Minor Group 233 1 1 (i) Cotton Fabric 1 1 Major Group 26 2 1 1 Minor Group 263 2 1 1 (i) carpets 2 1 1 Major Group 27 1 1 Minor Group 271 1 1 (1) Sleepers 1 1 Major Group 28 3 1 1 1 Minor Group 280 I I (i) Card board 1 1 Minar Graup 289 2 I 1 (i) Note Books 2 1 1 Major Group 29 1 1 Minor Group 293 (i) LcatherlOads 1 1 DMSlON-3 44 S 10 10 8 11 Majar Group 31 9 1 4 2 1 1 Minar Group 319 3 2 1 (i) Sulpher 2 1 1 (il) Soda 1 1 Minar GrllUP 313 2 1 1

(i) Vitanl il18 1 1 (ii) Medicines 1 1 MirultGrouP 314 2 2 (i) t;aap 2 2 Minor Group 316 2 1 1 (i) 'PlastiC Bags 1 1 (li) 1'alyfheDe l'ipe 1 1 Major Group 32 19 1 2 3 7 6 Minor Group :120 9 1 4 4 (i) Bricks 7 1 3 3 (li) TUes 2 1 t MinQlt Group ~22 2 2 - (i) 'Clay pm! 1 1 (ii) Eathol, pois 1 1 Mp1arOtOUP 324 •. '5 1 1 2 1 (1) L~d • 4 1 1 1 1 (u1~f 1 1 Milf(U Qtitujf52tr . 1 1 (0 Bouldors 1 1 ~lIIOr~UP 329 2 1 1 (i) Coment polos 1 1 (i1) ~nl pipe- 1 1 46

1 2 3 " 5 6 7 8 9 ~.!f-3" 1 2 1 ~~-3"2 "3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

~~-35 6 2 1 3 'llur~-350 5 1 1 3 (1) ~q 5 1 1 3 ~ft-356 1 1 (1) ~ 1 1

1 1 1 1 (1) m: 1 1

~11'i-37 2 tfrIr ,If 373 (i) ~<=r 1" tJlaT~-376 • 1 1 2 1

~~-378 1 1 1l1IZI' ,If 3 8 1 1 ~ "!.q' 1 1

S1'1iI'I' ~ ~ U11nft': _ ~~ ~j'llfiTmmfim~ firlirfirn ~ t, ~ 11,<1' ~ ~ ~lf ~~ fiff.rfir« ~ t, ~9IfiT ~ 8.2 ~ ~ it 'I'AI' ~ IfiT m ~ 9. 28% ifII'~ ~a- ~ I :;;n:m a1rT ~ ~ l(;ft ~11fiT ~ ~ t I ;rITif if vm ~ IfiT 29.96% mtr ~ ~ 3. 67% orifU mr fmzr lI'{"~al fcrf.nrivr it; ~If if srfcRmr ~ it ",flfl:vff ,.q ~4>l: flTftcr~ ~ 3. 06% orlfll am f1ff;ff~ sr-rlf fcrf.rflf« m'IfRPrr it 8." V11l' 8'I'1f1iT 'tir \3C~ q::ft'lf lI'~~iat fcrfiriircr ~ srftAf~ (3tT t , "(81lfif CAr "(~rlff.r~ ~ iii ~ IfiT t I «'f: 1 O. 09% rrifU am ~~.fiT ;a'e:rr~if q:crrq lI'~C

2 3 4 5 6 1 & 9 Majn Gmup 34 4 1 2 1 Millar GroJup 342 3 1 1 1 (i) Steel furniture 3 1 1 1 MiMr Grl)up 343 (i) Irlln nut bedts 1 1 Maj'lrGroup 35 6 2 1 3 MillorGroJup 350 5 1 1 3 (i) Agriculture equipments S 1 1 3 MillarGroup 356 1 1 (i) Pump 1 1 Majar Group 36 1 1 Minar Group 361 1 1 (i) Wire 1 1 MajcJIr Graup 37 4 2 1 1 Mill

FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFAC­ the second important commodity manufactured in TURED 9.17 per cent of the towns. Manufacture of chc;Lmical and chemical products is the second important com­ 8.2 Manufacture of food products remains the modity in 4.28 per cent of the towns. 3.67 per cent most iDlportant commodity manufactured and 29.96 of the towns have reported manufacture of leather per cent of the towns manufacture food products and leather products as second important Com­ m one shape or the other. Manufacture of edible modity. Manufacture of metal products and parts oil and fats, indigenous sugar, gm, rice, pulses except machinery is the second important com­ and Poha appear to be the most popular industry. modity manufactured in 3.05 per cent of the towns Manufacture of bidi is the next important commodity while manufacture of textile products (including in towns and 12.54 per cent of the towns are enga­ wearing apparel other than foot-wear) is the second ged in this industry. Manufacture of wood and important commodity in 2.75 per cent of the towns. wood products, furniture and fixtures is th~ third Other commodities manufactured as second important most numerous commodity of first importance. 11.00 commodity do not deserve any detailed analysis. per cent of towns are engaged in this industry. 25.76 per cent of the towns have not reported any Manufacture of cotton textiles is the next important commodity as their second important cOmmodity commodity of first importance and 3.97 per cent of manufactured. towns manufacture this commodity. Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products is the first important THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANU­ commodity manufactured. 2.44 per cent of towns FACTURED and 3.06 per cent of towns have reported manufac­ 8.4 As the third important commodity manufac­ ture of met'al products and parts (except machinery tured. manufacture of food products continues to be and Transport equipment) as their first important the most common commodity manufactured and commodity manufac.tured. 2.44 per cent of towns 10.09 per cent of the towns reported as third impor­ have returned the manufacture of Chemical and tant commodity manufactured. Non-metallic mineral Chemical products as first important commodity. products are the second most important third com­ Rest of the major groups show a ~mall proportion modity and 5.81 per cent of the towns have returned of towns engaged in their manufacture. 14.98 per cent this manufacture. This is followed by manufacture of towns have not reported any commodity as theIr of bidi and 3.97 per cent of the towns have reported important Commodity. manufacture of this commodity. 69.11 per cent of SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANU­ ~he towns did not report any manufacture of third FACTURED lmportance. 8.3 Manufacture of food products again remains the most common second important commodity in 8.5 In a very crude way these tables reflect the manufactured in the towns of the state and 17.73 per industrial situation in Madhya Pradesh. The State can not .by any means said to be industrialized onc. cent of the towns have returned this as the second The major manufactured commodities are all agro important c~mmodity of manufacture. 10.72 per and forest based. cent of the towns show manufacture of non-metaIIic mineral products as their second important com­ IMPORTANT COMMODITIES modity manufactured whereas manufacture of cotton IMPORTED Textile is second important commOdity 8.56 per cent of the towns. Bidi rolling is the second important 8.6 Three important commodities imported bv size commot!_io/ manufactured in 7.95 per cent of""the __ _ class of tQvyns an~ .industc.iaJ. category-up-te-mtnor groups have been lIldioated in the tnset tables 25 (A) to'Wlls. Manufacture of wood and wood products is 25(B) and 2S(C) below. - • 47

~Gi'r 25(.)

ri ftllfftf " 1P!m: ;rrrif 't'i itl:rriIT$ ~farlif rU:r itrrnffl'lI' ~

(JPI1f ~qf W11R)

~rf1A; ~ ~I!iT;n1I

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

~·6 327 14 27 48 119 114 5

~'i" 60 273 9 18 39 102 100 5

~ til' 600 70 2 4 8 30 22 4 (i) ~ 23 2 1 4 7 8 1 (ii) !IPf1'\jI' 8 3 (iii) ~ 30 2 4 12 "9 3 (iv) ~ 2 2 (v) aA 7 6

Iftvr~ 601 93 2 2 11 37 41 (i) ""! \t~ 9 1 5 3 (n) ~~ 1 (iii) ~ 1 (iv) f;nu;n 88 4 15 18 (v) "Ift;fT 33 14 15 (Vi) ~ " 3 I (vii) ~ 3" 3 (viii) IfiOI' 1 (ix) ~ 1 I (X) ffir;i ;1"1'1;( I 1 (xi) ~ iIiT ffi;r 1

.nur IfI' 6 0 2 106 5 12 20 31 37 1 (i) ~ 99 3 12 18 29 36 (ii) I!!IffiT 4 1 2 1 (i.i) Iftit 1 - (iv) ~ 2 - 2 tf'rJr qq 6 0 5 (i) ~ 1

~-qq 606 3 3 (i) ~~ 3 - - 3 :rli!I'.. '!f!l'.. 61 4.0 5 7 3 14 11 A ~if 610 :l!l 3 6 11 9 (i) mtllt 28 3 5 . 11 9 (ii) .. 1 1 - ~'~6l1 5 - 2 2 1 (i) m1ftR 1 2 1 -- 1 (ii)~ " tf'rJr ~ 612 1 tt) ~ -ill -_~. SA =0 - .. - e = -'4 .. 47

TABLE 25 (A'

Importallt Commodities IntfIOrted by size class of to.I'IIS and Indllstrial Catt'gory \first Important Commodity) . ., Industrial Name of commodity All towns Size class of towns category ---:--..... ------I II m IV V VI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

nIVISION·6 327 14 27 48 119 114 S Major Group 60 273 9 18 39 102 100 S ~M inor Group 600 70 2 4 8 30 22 4 (i) Rice 23 2 1 4 7 8 1 (ii) Grain 8 1 3 4 (iii) Wheat 30 2 4 12 9 3 (iv) Pulses 2 2 (v) Paddy 7 6 1.

Minor Group 601 93 2 2 11 37 41 (i) Edible oil 9 1 5 3 (ii) Vegetable ghee 1 1 (iii) Vegetables 1 1 (iv) Kirana 38 1 '" 15 18 (v) Sugar 33 4 14 15 .. (vi) Gur 3 1 (vii) Salt '"3 3 (viii) Fruits 1 1 .. (ix) Dalda 1 1 (x) Oil Seeds 1 1. (xi) Ground nut oil 1 1

Minor Group 602 106 5 12 20 31 37 1 (i) Cloth 99 3 12 18 29 36 1 (if) Cotton 4 I 2 1 (iii) Thread s 1 1 (iv) Silk 2 2 Minor Group 605 1 1 (i) Ganja 1 1 Minor Group 606 3 3 ., (i) Tobacco 3 3 Mapr Group 61 40 5 7 3 14 11 Minor Group 610 29 3 6 U 9 (i) Medicine 28 3 5 11 9 (ii) Drugs 1 1 Minot Group 611 5 2 2 1. (i) Kerosene 4 1 2 1 (ii) coal 1 1 Minor Group 612 1 1 (i) Soap 1 t --; _...... "_. _._-_._ ._-_._-- 48

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

~il 613 5 2 1 (i) ml 1 (ii) ""'~ 1 1 (.ii) q;T~~ 1 (iv) ~ 2

~~62 2 ~~620 2 1 (i) ~ 1 1 (ii) ~ 1 1

~1!'i 63 1 1 ~'1." 631 + 1 1 (i) ~'IiT~ 1 1

~~64 11 6 2 2 ti'Pr '1." 643 3 1 2 (i) ~ 3 1 2 - ~~645 5 2 1 2 (i) ~' 4 2 ,1 1 (ii) ~~~ 1

~~649 3 2 1 (i) Vl'~ 1 1 (ii) ~!ffl 2 1 1

wmi\' 2 5 (811' ) ... ft:wmf itl' ~ ;m:"f 'l'i iftmm. ~Iimif rm ~ ~ (fiMq ~ "'I)

~~ mmit'IiT~ ifiTU~ ~ftr Tl!i em ~ ~ iI'tn: ~] I II III--IV V VI

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

~-6 327 14 27 48 119 114 5 271 10 22 37 102 95 ~~60 5

~~600 50 1 6 4. 22 13 4. (i)~ 14 1 1 5 4. 3 (ii) ~ 13 1 1 5 4 1 (iii) it& 13 3 1 7 2 (iv) ~ 8 4. 2 (v) ~ 2 1 1

12 19 ~\'f 601 116 6 32 47 (i) fif;u;rr 56 4 5 7 14 26 (ii) ~ 31 2 4 6 8 11 (iii) vm a<=r 5 1 3 (iv) ~ 7 5 2 (v) ~ 'liT ~ 4 1 3 (vi) ~ 2 1 1 (vii) mm- 3 1 1 48.

-~------_ _._- L 2 3 .4 5 6 7 8 9 ... _------_"_ .. _------_._-- .- MinQJ;' Groul' 613 5 2 1 1 1 (i) Metal 1 (ii) Scrap Steel 1 1 .. (iii) Fibre Glass 1 1 (iv) Crockery 2 t 1

Major Group 62 2 1 1 Minor Group 620 2 1 (i) Die1el 1 1 (ii) Petrol 1 Major·Group 63

Minor Group 631 1 ) (i) Electrical goods 1 1 Major Group 64 11 6 2 2 1 Minor Group 643 3 2 1 (i) Cement 3 2 1 Minor Group 645 5 2 1 2 til Iron 4 ~ 1 1 (ii) Iron sheets 1 1 Millor Group 649 3 2 1. (i) Poles 1 1 (ii) lendu leaves 2 1

TABLE 25(B)

1.,,,,..1 J'1! Co .""I~ liities hZ.ln,.tei by si"!:a dUll oftoum'l arul j,I.1'Ut,.jai ca tego", (S}O')n·j Im~'_'rta'1t Com"DJdity) ------Industrial Name of Commodity All towns Si7e Class of towns Catcg(\ry ----_ I IT m IV V--- VI ----- 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ---.-- DIVISION-6 327 14 27 48 119 114 5 Major Group 60 271 10 22 37 102 95 5 Minor Group 600 50 1 6 4 22 13 4 (i) Rice 14 1 5 4 3 (ii) Pulse'S 13 1 1 5 4 1 (iii) Wheat 13 3 1 7 2 (iv) Grain 8 1 4 2 (v) Jowar 2 1 Minor Group 601 116 6 12 19 32 47 (i) Kirana S6 4 5 7 14 26 (ii. Sugar 31 2 4 6 8· 11 (iii) Edible oil 5 1 1 3 (iv) Gur 7 5 2 (v) Groundnut oil 4 1 3 (vi) Vegetable 2 1 (vii) Datda 3 1 ------_.__ ._------_-.~ __ ~·~~-·--:----.~--~.- .. T------.-- ) RGIJ86-1:; 49

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(viiI) ~'

~Ufl.l't 6112 99 2 4 13 45 34 1 (i) cmr 95 2 4 11 44, 33 1 (ii) aN - (iii) ~ 1 (iv) IIiI<'ft;r (v) ~ ifiT «I1I'R 1 '

Iftvr U" ti 0 6 6 3 1 (i) ~ 2 (ii) ~ 4 2 1

~~q' 61 33 2 7 12 11

tf\'ar ~II' 6 1 0 16 4 4 7 (i)~ 15 1 4 '3 '7 (il) ,~, 1

I tf\'ar ~'r 6 1 1 15 1 2 8 " ,3 (i) or'Ufa'ur 11 7 3 (ii) ~~ 1 (iii) ;;ooa; ~ 3

rftur~613 2 1 (i) i'ta';r 1 (ii) ~ 1 1 -,

~l!.'l'62 5 2

Ii\vr 'fT CO 2 0 2 (i) ~ 1 (ii) .mr rftur'i"'-621 2 1 (i) R:r.n: (ii) ~

~,!" 6n (i) ~iI;¥

'f.~ 'fT 63 5 2, 2

~""'~ 630 :! (i)~~ 3 tftar ~q' 63 2 2 I' (i) If)'!{ iI; ~i 2 1 ,- 3" ~lfq:r r4 13 3 3 4 o 0 ti't

11'\''1' '{.1f 64 5 10 3 3 3 (i) .n~ 8 3 3 2 '( i) mtil;~ 2

. _"_ - . _----.- .- - -- _-_... _----- .. -~~-.-. ------...... 49

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ("'iii) Vegetable 1 (ix) Salt )J 1 2 (x' Sugarcane 1 (xi) Tea

(xii) Coconut 1 1

Minor Group 602 99 2 4 13 45 34 I (i) Cloth 95 2 4 11 44 33 1 (ii) Thread 1 1 (iii) Kosa 1 \iv) Carpet 1 1 (v) Textile goods 1 1

Minor Group 606 6 1 1 3 1 (i) Bidi 2 1 ;, 1 (iii Tobacco 4 1 2 Maior Group 61 33 1 2 7 12 ] 1

Minor grl)UP 610 16 1 4 4 ~, (i) Medicines 15 4 3 1 Oi) Drugs 1 Minor Group 611 15 2 8 3 (i) Kerosene 11 1 7 3 (ii) Hard coke (iii) Fuel wood 3 1 Minor Group 613 2 1 (i) Metal 1 1 (ii) Br~ 1

Major Group 62 5 1 1 1 2 Minor Group 620 2 1 ti) Petrol 1 1 (ii) Grease 1 1 Minor Group 621 2 1 (i) Tinlber lii) Wood Minor Group 623 1 1 (i) Leather shoes 1 Maiar Group 63 5 2 ! Z .. Minor Group 630 3 1 1 1 (0 Machinery Parts 3 1 1

Minor Group 632 2 J

(i) Motor Parts 2 1 1'. Major Group 64 13 3 3 3 4 Minor Group 643 3 2 1 ".. (i) Cement 3 2 1 I ... Minor GrouP 64S 10 3 3 3 (i) Iron 8 3 3 2 (ii) Iron parts 2 ------.. ------so Wft'rl-u(.)

~ ""'" ill ~ .m ~ amMW ~ 1m anctftRI ~ ("",If. """ ~) _--- '---- _. ~~ 'Q'I1nfi ifi1" 0fI1r .ro. fttffir ;pf it; ~;:m: ._--\iwlrr; I 11 III IV V VI- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

~-6J 327 14 27 48 119 114 5 19 ~~60 237 7 32 93 81 5 ~T' 600 28 2 6 11 7 1 (i) 'IfmI" 9 4 2 3 • (ii) ~ 5 2 2 1 (iii) ~.; 6 1 3 2 (iv) $I'lI'r.I' 5 2 2 _"..: (V) <;(iff'. 2 2 (vi) G'Ia"~ 1 1

tr'\vr T' SO 1 145 2 10 18 65 46 4 43 1 6 (i)~ 23 11 2 55 2 6 .5. 26 (j;) ;ftoi\' 14 2 (iii) V1V ew~: 22 1 1 9 11 (iv) ~ 2 l' (V) ~ lfifn "' 1 1 !Vl) iIlfiI> : 1 1 2 .' 1 (Vii) ~ ffi;r "'5 2 2 (viii) ~ 4 1 2 (ilt) ~ 1 1 (X) 11m 1 1 (xi) 'iI11f 1 1 (xii) -mm .. -j . (Xiii) 1Rr1'ir 2 1 1

tfrvr~· 602 56 3 8 14 27 (i) IIfa 48 2 "'3 6 14 23 (ii) fIN 1 1 (iii) ~ 2 I (iv) ~ 1 2 (V) 'Qt 1"'

~'" 604 1 1 (i) 1IRR 1 '1

tr'\vr t" 6 0 5 1 (i) qt-;n .' ... ( . .nvr "'" 6 0 6 6 1 1 3 1 - (i) All( 4 1 1 '. 1 .. (ii) M.. 2 2

wr..~" 61 51 4 5 8 16 18 trlar~ 610 30 :2 3 5 9 1. .1 - (i)~ 26 3 2 g 11 (ill q;~ 2 2 ::50

TABLE-ZS(c) Important commoditie:i imported by siu c'lau ol towlU and irrdU$trial category ,

Industrial Name of commodity All towns Size class of towns Category ------_ .. . ----- I n III IV V VI

1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIVISION- 6 321 14 27 48 119 114 5 Major Group 60 237 7 19 32 93 81 5 Minor Group 600 28 2 6 11 7 (i) Rice 9 4 2 3 (ii) Pulses 5 2. 2 1 (iii) Wheat 6 3 2 (iv) Grain 5 2 2 1 (v) Gram 2 2 (vi) Jowar 1 1

Minor Group 601 145 2 10 18 6S 46 4 (i) Kirana 43 1 6 23 II 2 (0) Sugar 55 2. 6 S 26 14 2 (iii) Edible oil 22 1 1 9 11 (iv) Gur 2. 1 I (v) Ground nut 4 1 1 1 1 ('91") Salt 4 1 2. (vii) Vegetable oil 5 2 1 2 (viii) Vegetables 4 1 1 2 (ix) Potato 1 1 (x) Fruits 1 I (xi) Tea 1 1 (xii) Dalda 1 I (xiii) Spices 2. 1 I Minor Group 602 56 3 4 ' "8 14 27 (i) Cloth 48 2 3 6 14 23 (ii) Thread 1 (iii) Textile 2 1 1 (iv) Cotton 4 1 2 (v) Fibre 1 Minor Group 604 1 1 (i) Wine I ,. :1 Minor Group 605 1 ,1 (i) Ganja .1 1 .' . :Minor Group 606 ,6 1 1 3 I (i) Tobacco 4 1 1 1 1 (ii) Bidi 2 2. . .' ·Major Group"l . 51 . 4 S 8 16 18 .Minor Group' 61 0 30 2 3 5 9 11 (i). Medic;inci 26 J 3 2 9 . 11 . .. (ii) Fertilizers ' 2 '2 S1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(iii) ~ij' 2 1

. . 1$ 1 2 3 7 6 (i) ~lf 18 2 J 7 6 (ii) ~ 1 1 2 1 (i)~~ 1

(ii) crii ~ m.m:

8 1 2 1 4

4 1 1 2 (i)~ 2 1 tii) ~ 1 1 (in) ~;r;;r ~ 1 1

rnvr'l{.'t 601 1 (;)~ 1

3 2 (i) ¥ 3 1 Z

14 2 3 5 3

7 I 2 .2 2 (i) ~fi 5 1 2 2 (ii) qN'lIf~., ltihrmlf 2 .2

7 1 :I 1 (i) ~trmr 7 1 1 1 3 1

17 2 3 4 8

1 1 (i) q;;ik~ 1 1

5 1 2 (;) ~ 5 1 2

9 2 .2 5 (i) qrll l!iT ~ 2 .2 (ii) ~ 6 2 1 2 (i;i) • 1 1 ;r'lur" 649 2 1 (i)~ l!rI' 2 1 mlIliI'

«<§ ftqRf ~ ij'Jl(it.nil' ~ f.f; ~ it on,li'14'I ... !'(1If qa ;fr;n ~ Q"iT '(t;lf.... 1 \:i'l' ~ ~ ~ IR ~ '(I;nr ~ q'6 ~ UilJ i CJ;ff m tr.rr t. fiIfr ar.t~ t: atn ~ t I l!'E!1 3I'W w.ft ;;r.nrr ~ ~ ~ m .-rv ~ ~'rr~" '1ft ""fa' ..r"t ~ t I ~ liffifffir -iifiRtiI;rr ...... ~ ..... ~ ~ ~ I ~6tT ~ 60 it IiI'IV iN Q'n' lI'mO ~ 22 % 'ITtf ~ ~ ~ ~ tl q: fcrc;(Uj' ~ Q"iT ~T l1IiT ~ lI!If'IT( ~ I ~ 11' ~ lIIfIIn'( :a;r ;prif IR SAiTIII' ~ t ~ ~ahiI ~ ~"\'Ur ~ ~ t: I v;ci~"'" ~~~~lt~~ISI"IlI' ~ ~ ~ it i!lR] ;r;r 83.48 % t. I5I'iI'f.tr 89.90 % ~ f.Iqffim ~: Iftrtf mT ~ ~ ~ m ~ f't>llT ;;mrr t I ¢If .8.8. Cf1i' ft?mr it; ~ ;r;ro tt't ~ ~ 1m ~ ~ ~ T lI'falm ~ ~ ...... ~ f.Ftf... ~a atam; mfUraif "26.(.), 72.47 % ~ I W '5Ilm mar ~ ltTImf l!iT ~ emIT m 26 (an) atn 26 (~) mT ~ tfIn t I 51

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(iii) Drugs 2 1 1 Minor Group 611 19 1 2 3 7 6 (i) Kerosene 18 1 2 2 7 6 (ii) Coal 1 1 Minor Group 613 2 1 1 (i) Nonferrous Metals 1 1 (ii) Copper utensil 1 1 Major Group 62 8 1 2 4 '* Minor Group 620 4 1 2 (i) Petrol 2 1 (ii) Diesel 1 I (iii) Mineral oil 1 Mioor Group 620 1 1 (i) Wood 1 1

Mioor GrouP 623 3 2 (i) Shoes 3 2

Major Group 63 14 1 2 3 5 3 MiDQ[ Group 630 7 2 • 2 2 (i) Machinery parts 5 2 2 (ii Engineering goods 2 2 Minor Grou) 63'2 7 1 3 (i) Motor parts 7 1 1 3

Major Group 64 17 2 3 4 8 Minor Group 640 1 (i) Furniture 1 Minur Group 643 5 I (i) Cement 5 1 2 MiIJ()r Group 645 9 2 5 (1) Iron sheets 2 2 (ii) Iron 6 2 1 3 (iii) Steel 1 1 Minor Group 649 2 1 (i) Plastic goods 2 1

Inspite of the fact that Madhya p~desh is J1?t large areas of the State arc under forest soil is poor a highly industria"ized State and agnculture still and. ~carcity condition is a frequent o::~urance. In r$mains the main plank of the economy, Madhya aJdI!lOn more than 22 p~r cent at the population PradeSh still imports cereals, puloses. and other f the most important plank of the rural hinterland. trade and commerc.;! of the State in the form .of import. It is reported as the fir~t important commodIty IMPORTA~T COMMOD~TIES EXPORTED imported by 83.48 per cent of toVtm, as the <;ccond impo tant commodity bv 82.90 per cent (I~ to\'ln<; 8.8 TJ.rec important Commoditie<; exported by size and as the third important Commodity Imported by 72.47 of the towns. The Roti and the Ka~da cla'is of towns and industrial. Category upto minor are thu'l tlte most important imported commodity g-oups arc indicated in in')et tables 26(A). 26dij of the State. In a way it is as it should be for and 26(C). '52

Qmft 26(at) ..,q ~ ~ ~ tm=f q1i ~ ~ w:m f,,~fI'ft ~qf (Jrtnr ~ ennft) ------_- ---- q'N~ ~vfT ~ IIiT ;rf11' ,,'1'(1'fi\" ~tr t(ir ~ ~ ~;rtT't ~ I n In IV V VI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------_ ------~6 316 14 27 46 119 106 4

"t~ ,!

TABLE 26 (A)

I111portallt commodities exportel/ by size-class ofto 'I'll antI i"!l!l~triall'atel!nry first important Commodity

J ndustrial category Name orcommodity All towns Size class of towns ------.. ------_--_ ---- I II . III IV V VI ------"._--_. ------_, ------. ---- _,,------_------.-- . ---. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ---- - ,------.. _--_._------... ------. __ ._.- -,----__ . _,_- -- _. ___ ._----_-- DIVISION-6 316 14 c.7 46 119 106.. 4 Major Group 60 241 11 14 33 98 84 1 Minor Group 600 95 2 7 15 43 17 1 (i) Millet 1 1 (ii) Rice ~8 3 3 18 3 (iii) Pulses 9 2 6 1 (iv) Wheat 32 3 8 10 10 (v) Grain 6 1 5 (vi) lowar 7 3 4 (vii) Grain 11 1 2 4 4 (viii) Paddy Minor Group 601 64 2 4 9 22 27 (i) Til 4 I 3 (ii) Gur 6 1 1 4 (iii) Linseed 7 3 3 (iv) Kattha 1 (v) Vegetable 10 2 5 3 (vi) Lemon I 1 (vii) Betel leaves 3 1 2 (viii) potato 1 .... 1 (iK) Chillies 1 ;. (K) Sugarcane ('ti) Sugar 4 2 1 (.di) Edible oil ::? 1 1 (lKiii) Mango 1 (lIdv) Ground nut 10 6 4 (KV) Batra 1 1 (KVi) Mellons 1 (lItVii) Alsi 2 ~i _. (lItViii) Tomato I ,. (.dx) Oranges 2 1 (xx) Poha 1 . ,'_" (Klti) Fish 1 ... (KKii) Mustard 1 (ItKiii) Bananas 1 (.udv) Sarson Minor Group 602 48 5 '"]' 5 20 17 (i) Cott(ln 30 3 14 12 (ii) Cloth 8 4 2 2 (iii) Kosa cloth 2 1 (iv) Sari 3 2 1 (v) Handloom cloth 2 1 (vi) Carpets 2 (vii) Blankets ------_ --_._-----_. 1 RGI/86-16 53

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ---._----- .. -.-•... -- .. -.-.. --.-.. ----~--. -----.-... -.-----. _, _._ ..... _--_ .. _. __ ._ .. __ - ---_. __ ... _...... _._ -----_._-_--- --" .. ------_.. _... ----- tfTur ~q' 604 5 3 ( i) mr... 5 3 If'\'vr Vll'.. 605. 6 2 3 ( i) arqITJI" 6 2 :1

rr1vr 1.!q' 606 22 4 9 7 ( i) if'- ~:) 22 4 9 7

lJ"'\'vr ~rr 60B ( i) Iil"" If.l§lI' ,'1' 61 29 :1 5 B 9 3

rrTur ,'1' 6]0 2 ( i) '1 'fIT fte

  • tffllJ' lfI' 61]~i'. 22 4 7 8 2 (i) mOl'i 22 4 7 8 1

    tf'luy '!q' 6 1 3 5 1 (i) , fit¢i if; old;r 1 (ii) rfffl<'!' if iI'~;r -- (iii ) iI'~;:r (iv) ~d;:r (v) fll'¢ !ttl' 1ifQ~t lfl§ll'.. V''1'.. 62 ]6 4 3 5 4 1I'Tur '!q' 62] 6 3 2 .; (i) _' f~ ! 3 2 (ii) ~'~~ 3 2

    1I'Tur ,!'1' 622' 5 3 (i) ~TifW 2 (ii) 'fIT~ (iii ) ill"" m~ (iv) ~ qf~or

    1I'Tur 11rr 623 5 2 2 (i) ;pf~ 'fIT mlllrr 5 2 (ii) m ~ ;;ra:. 2 2 . " , q5q'.. V"1'.. 63 tf1vr ~ 6a 2 1 (i) t~~ 1!:1!lI' l!1f 64 29 2 6 4 8 9

    tf)llJ' ~If 640 2 2 (i) m.:r q;;rm 1 (ii ) ~

    ~'If 643 9 2 2 4 (i) Ift'III<: 2 (ii) ~~ 3 (iii ) Ur 1 (iv) "t;f I!iT q('4~ 2 (v) i~ _--- _ ___,.-.-.-_._._----_------~

    54

    ------_. ------_.. _--_._------_.. _._-_ ... , ''''1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 --_.. __ ._-_. __ . --- .. _------_._._.. _------4 2 .(i) ~T 3 1 1 (ii) ~ ~q'\i

    (i) ~'h:T .

    tftuT '{'l' 6 4 9 • -; 13 3 2 5 3 (i) m;;r 3 (ii) ~i;n;ft';;r (i,i) m~ 1 (iv) ~ 1 (v) iRT~ (vi) ~ ilii" 'i6T 6 2 2 ---_._.... _.. _.-'------amit 2i(an)

    'II1f ,"m itr ~I~ ,,'Itt 't'i ait'"~ -tfarrif mT riltlffffit «hfRPn (tiM" '1~I('loT ~a:l')

    --~---.----.-- .. _-- .. ---.-.. _---- .. -_._------_---- '------._----- f~6' 11;01' ~ ~ Ofolm1:: ;;-.;: ~~f~~ ~ ;n "lTlT orlTUifi'r _--- iiiIfT I II HI IV V VI

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    CftT~--6 293 14 22 45 113 96 2 - "l1Pf t'l' 60 205 9 11 25 85 74 ~)Gr ~'l' 600 86 2 3 6 37 37

    (i) :;ncr~ 13 2 2 6 3 (ii) ~~ 18 8 9 (iii) if~ 32 1 15 14 (iv) 'VI'T 8 4 2 (V) am;;r 7 :! 2 (vi) 11<01::1 3 3 (vii) il'rml 2 1 (Viii) Q'R 1 1 (IX) 1fiR1l': 2 1 ~'\vr l!'I' 601 73 1 4 13 28 27 (i) f'RFir 2 1 1 (ii) ~ 2 2 (iii) arT

    1 1 2

    fmPoI·ta"t comm:xlit_v exported by size clas_~ of towns and industriG/ category (Second important Commodity)

    In·11l~trial Category Na~ ofComlD:>dity All t.:>wns Size class of towns I II

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    DIVISION-6 293 14 23 45 113 96 2 Major Group 60 205 9 11 25 85 7.. 1 Minor Group 600 86 2 3 6 37 37 1 (i) Rice 13 2 2 6 3 (ii) Pulses 18 1 8 9 (iii) Wheat 32 1 1 15 14 1 (iv) Gram 8 1 1 4 (v) Grains 7 1 1 3 (vi) Iowar 3 3 (vii) Bajra 2 1 1 (viii) Paddy 1 1 (ix) Maize 2 1 1

    Minor Group 601 73 1 4 13 28 27 (i) Chironji 2 1 1 (ii) Ghee 2 2 (iii) Potato 1 1 (iv) Oil seeds 2 1 1 (v) Groundnut 22 1 8 12 (vi) Linseed 6 2 3 (vii) Vegetables 10 2 4 4 (viii) Milk 4 3 (ix) Sarson 1 (x) Chillies 1 1 (xi) Fruits 1 1 ._------_._------_._._- .. _-_. ___ _ 5S

    2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 ------(xii) ~of\;f 3 2 (xiii) ~~ j 3 1 1 (x V) ~~ 1 (XV) '!i~ 1 (xvi) ~ 1 (xvii).m ~ (xviii) fu!n~ 2 1 (xix) ~T 1 (xx) q'"fl 1 (xxi) h (xxii, fa<;r 1 ixxii i) "IT&T 3 1 (xxiV)

    21 3 2 4 6 6 (i) ;;pqy~ 10 -- 2 5 3 (ii) tfliR '1.~ ( iii ) q;1'\'I-'T'I' 1 (iv) '!i~ (v) lit ~ qor-f (vi) ifiJijT ~ (vii) miT (viii) iffliI 2 1 (ix) ~"fa'ert<'1' 1 (X) ~T 1 1 (xi) ;wfiill! IiI11f 1 1

    ;frar fI" 6 0 4 5 3 ( 1) 1If<:TiI' 5 1 3 3 1 2 (I} ~. 3 1 2

    3 ;f\"oT't1f 606 16 3 2 8 2 1 1 14 3 2 7 2

    1 ;f\"oT1fI' 608 ( 1) '&ffif 1 1 28 3 4 9 8 4 tA!f ~lf 61 '0 .. 20 4 4 7 4 tJ"\'vr 'ilf 611 (1) mr (2) ~ 7 1 3 3 ( 3) iR=iI' 1 1 (4) ;ij~\'I'IIi~ 11 3 1 4 :) 4 2 2 1 ti\'ur ~ 61_2 3 1 1 1 4 4 ( 1) ${t1.'lfifll'iI ~;rfl 2 2 ( 2) lfl'

    --_.. _- _._-----,.------.--._------_... -_... _- -_---_.. __ .__ ._------.--- -_- _.-.---. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .. .. _. ... -----_._--- --_.------._------_ ... _--_._._- ,,_ __ __ -_.--_._ _--_._-- (xii) Soyabean 3 2 (xiii) Gur 3 (xiv) Guli 1 (xv) Plaintain 1 (xvi) Khova 1 (xvii) EdibleOiJ (xviii) Singl1ara 2 (xix) Alsi 1 .. (xx) Sugarcane (xxi) Bread 1 (xxii) Til 1 (xxiii) Poha 3 1 (xxiv) Lemon (xxv) Betal Leaves

    Minor Group 602 21 3 2 4 6 6 (i) Cotton 10 2 5 3 (ii) Powerloom 1 (iii) Carpet 1 (iv) Blankets (v) Cotton bales (vi) Kosa Cloth (vii) Thread 1 (viii) Cloth 2 (ix) Textiles 1 (x) Rope 1 1 (xi) Synthetic fibres 1 Minor Or->up 604 5 .. 3 (i) Wine 5 3 Minor Group 605 3 1 2 (i) Opium 3 1 2 Minor Group 606 16 3 2 8 3 (i) Tobacco 2 1 1 (ii) Bidi 14 3 2 7 2 Minor Group 608 1 (i) Straw r.ras~ 1 1 Major Group-61 28 3 4 9 8 4 Minor Group-611 20 1 4 4 7 4 (i) Dry Cell 1 1 (ii) Coal 7 3 3 (iii) Bulb 1 1 (iv) Fuel Wood Ii 3 4 3 Minor Group 612 4 2 1 (i) Soap 3 1 1 (ii) AgarbRtti

    Minor Group 613 4 4 (i) Alluminium pots 2 2 (ii) Brass utensil 2 2 Major Group-62 13 3 3 3 3 .. _--.. ---- . _-----.-._ ...• ---- •.. ----_. 56

    _.' ... -~-. -- .- _-... ------.------. ---_._._- .- :I

    9 (i) f~ 9

    mvr Ittf 623 4 4

    Ii@:!'!l' 63 3

    If'lvr~q' 630 :I (i) 'I11!1''r.t'o:r 1 ( ii) 5!.f~"ir.r (iii) q'~ 1 " l'!;,'3ll' It'" 64 44 4 7 17 14 1

    ;f'rur It'" 640 2 2 1 tr'l'ur 'i'f 643 13 2 4 6

    (i) ~ 2 (ii) ~ 1 ' (iii) ~ 5 1 4 (iv) ;:tIfl'T ~ 2 2 (v) rn (vj)~1fl'1 :;rm

    2 (i) ~T (iit ~T''I'

    If''''r!l' 6 t 9 25 5 6 (i} ~~if'"!.~ :I 2 1 (ii) ~ ~ 9 6 2 ( iii ) q;r ~1'lWI' 2 (i v) qr;:r :;r"r.. (v) ~tIf\'m~ 1 (vi) 6'tfflIlT{~ q'~;: 1

    (vii) i{f<{ 3 2 (viii) ~t :I (ix) !f'Htwt ;:mlf;T

    (x) iiIl'l' 1 1

    U1'(afr 2 6 ( f ) "If 'tit ~"' .. S1l!1!m: ~ o;~ m~1Ai ~ 1m f"~m

    _---_.. _. -- --'-'--" -- --'--'-- ---.-.-.. - -_.-_ .. -_._-----_.------_. __ .. ------.__ --- .. -- _. - .-._-_._._--_------.~--- 2 4 5 6 7 9

    258 13 23 38 97 85 2 196 5 19 27 74 69 2 56

    .. ------... ------.. -. - ---- .. -----._------_- - -- 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

    Minor Group-621 9 2 2 2 3 (i) Timber 9 2 -2 2 3

    623 4 I (i) Leather 4 1 1 Major Group-63 3 1 1 1 Minor Group·630 3 1 1 1 (i) Machinery 1 1 (ii) Prusian wheel 1 (iii) Threaser 1 1 Major Group 64 44 4 '1 17 14 Minor Group 640 2 (i) Wooden furniture 2 Minor Group 643 13 1 _2 4 6 (I) Stone 2 1 1

    (ii~ Cement 1 (iii) Bricks S 4 (iv) Limestone 2 '2 (v) Tiles 1 .. (vi) Limestone 1 (vii) Asbestos sheets 1 Minor Group 645 2 1 1 (i) Iron metal (ii) Steel Minor Group 649 2, , 12 6 (i~ Plastic shoes 3 2 (ii) Tendu leaves 9 1 6 2 (iii) Forest produce 2 1 (iv) Sal beej 1 (v) R.ock pbosphet 1 1 (vi) Dolomite stone 1 (vii) Gum 3 2 I (viii) Harra 3 1 1 1 (ix) Agriculture chemicals 1 ! (x) Lakh 1

    TABLE 26-(C)

    1"'fIOrtant comRtodities exported by size Class 01 towns and industrial C~ (rhirJ Important Commodity)

    Industrial Ca.tegory Name '0( Commodit,. All Sire Class or Towns TOWns I II III IV V VI - -_-----_ --_.----_------.---_------!'!II 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DMSION-fi 258 13 23 38 97 85 -2 Major Group 60 196 S 19 21 74 69 2 - .. _------_._... 1 RGII86-17 S7

    --- -_... _" - _. -- _._-_ .. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . ------_.. -._------""" ~q' 600 80 7 7 29 34 2 ( i ) "I;.f!Irf 6 3 3 (ii) ;:ri 26 5 3 7 11 (iii) iYj 11 1 6 3 (iv)~ 5 (V) ;mm 1 (vj) ~ 12 2 3 7 (vii) 'ifin' 13 6 6 (viii) ~ 1 (ix) ~. :J 2 (X) ar-r (xi) &nIT

    ~!'f 60.- 72 2 7 10 33 20 ( i) 'f,1Ai\Ifr 13 7 4 (ii) fir.i 2 1 1 (iii) ~~ 4 1 2 (iv)~ 2 (v)~ 1 (vi) ~ 7 4 2 (vii) '"" 5 3 (viii) mt' 2 z (ix) tRIT 1 1 (X) 'I{t 6 3 3 (xi)~ 8 1 2 5 (xii) ~ 4 2 (xiii) ~ 1 (xix) "!ft;ft' 2 2 (XX) 1If~ 3 3 (xxi) ~ 3 2 - (xxii) mm 1 (XXiii) ~ 1 (xxiv) 11'"1 (xxv) ~""" 2 ('a.vi) ~ "1 ~'tq' 602 19 1 3 8 6 (i) 'ti 1 1 (h) II>"M 2 1 1 ( iii) 1ffiI' 1 (iv) ~~ 1 ('V)~ (ui)~~ (Vii) ~ 3 2 (viii) IIi'Q'RI' 7 1 3 :I (ix) m:~r 1 (x)~ 1 1 ,,'tar 'tlf 604 6 2 (i) ~nr 6 2 "4 2 ~" 605 1 (i) 1IfIIi)1{ 2 Iftvr 606\ 14 2 6 2 3 (i) illf\" 13 2 S 2 3 (ii) ~ 1 ------.---- -_._------..-

    58

    1 2 3 5 6 .

    ~ __ " ------wftvr ~ 608 3 2 (i) Ifm~ 1 1 (ii) ~W1V 2 1 14 3 3 5 2 2 (i)~m 1 (ii) ~-VI' 10 2 5 2 (i) "",.mr 4 2 (ii) I!f1m; ~ 6 2 4 2 2 (i) 'VI4on m. 1 1 (ii) ~ ~1ItA 1 1 10 1 4 ~~62 4 V'tvin 671 6 1 3 2 . (i) ~ 4 3 (ii) ~." .n'II1'1I' 2 2 -- .J (i) ~ iI'If 1 3 1 "'-I~ 623_ 2 (i) ~ ~ "!i 3 2 2 2 2 2 (i) sni\'~~ 1 1 (ii) w 1 1 36 2 2 8 1 1 (i) ~ 1 10 3 'f.lar ~ 643 (i) l'Tf~ 3 (ii) ~ 1 ( iii) IIt'I{1: 3 (iv) "l'" 2 (v) ~ 1 wftvr 'fI' 64 5 1 (i) ~ it;;r;Rt 1 1 1ftIII' '" 6 4 7 (i) tAA~~~ '"'f"F 1 23 2 2 3 10 6 (i) itqftm 5 2 2 (ii) iIN 5 3 1 (ill) ~ , 1 1 ( iv) 'I"ri.'r 8'IT ~ 1 ~ ~ '_fcrlfT (v) 1IIf~ 1 (vi) ~ ~1!Pt 1 _" ... (vii) ~ 3 2 2 (viii) ~ finftit 4 (ix) ~ it!' 2 S8 ------_. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - _------~. Minor Group 608 3 ------2 (i) Straw· grass 1 (iii Animal food 2 1

    !\Ihj)r Group-61 14 3 1 3 5 2 Minor Group-610 2 1 (i) Caustic Soda I 1 (iii Vitamin-6 1 Minor Group 611 10 2 5 2 (il Char Coal 4 1 2 (ii) Fuel Wood 6 2 4

    Minor Gro~IP 613 2 2 (i) Cina Pots 1 l' (ii) Brass Utencil Major Group 62 10 4 4 Minor Group 621 621 6 3 2 (j) Tinlber 4 3 2 (ii) Bamboo-Articles 2 2 Minor Group 622 1 1 (i) Card board 1 Minor Group 623 3 2 (i) Leather shoes 3 2 Major Group 63 2 2 MioorGroup 632 2 2 (i) Auto Cycle 1 (ii) Rails 1 1 Mitjpr Group 64 36 2 2 8 14 10 Minor Group 640 lil Furniture 1 1 MiruIr Group 64U 10 3 3 4 (D Tiles 3 1 2 (ii \. c:es.nt 1 (iii SlOI.1e' 3 1 1 (iv' Lime: 2 1 1 (v) Sand 1 M"mor Group 64S 1 1 (i~ Iron Boxes 1 1 MimJr GroUJ) 647 1 (i} Gold and Silver 1 1 omaments. Minor Group 649 23 2 2 3 10 6 (i) Tendu leaves 5 1: 2 2 lii) Lac: 5 3 1 (iii) Jute 1 1 (iv) Wooden· and 1 1 Metal idols (v) Min... rals 1 (vi) Cem.,nt Poles (vii) Gum 3 2 (viii) Harra 4 1 2 (ix~ Wooden Toys 2 L 1 . ___ o_._._. 59

    8.9. 3.66, 10.39 aft>: 21. 00 % iflfU if 'If.J!l'1<J'rlf ~' : il'll'{l Ii "q ~ f~fff .. ~ ;iiti'f, II!fl'( "I[UJ' mmfflrt crqr ------rtt ~I'( !II[II[ ~;f "'''" ~ .-r ~,,:-- ( t) ;;ril""",!~ 'li'e (I) lJI1l<: ~ (2) ~ ~ illfU ;mil' it ~ ~ f.rwr ~ ( 1) ~f~mr (2) nr;rr~ 'Ii';r, 1!I"t~ !l'fl'a"t (3) 'ifTl!;:r (4) 'q'r.rr (5) 'l"!1'Tif ( 1) q''I>'t~ (2) 'If«.rt (3) firffi~ ~rl!f 'I['IT lT~ ~ (4) f~<:r (5) i!;,m'oo (6) fwq.ft qflffiNf 'JI['I1'~ (7) mt;:rr (8) ~ (9) ~ 'lit nrr ;mft~- ( 10) ftrd'ilit (11) ~ (12) arrt;f'~ fW:n'1!I"t ~r-mlfl". ~ mr Cf'Ii"VI (1) ~ (2)

    14 14 13 14 I 8. 1 5 ~ i't lTl! ~ifr fi.fi ~'ffi' 23 iflfU it oifi.filf ~!{f ( 490) ( 209) ( 786) 'i!fSITCIf ~ tTi.fi if~ ~ I 'f1:lTM; '{if ;mil' it ii'r P iflJ1:,.ffl'I' 'I1ff~ 27 26 23 26 n ~ j{;roJrmRf ~ it~~1 ~f"f1{~~ar;r~ m.rr ( 223) ( 212) ( 445) m q~<:rr 3: I ita- t!:r qfil'~

    ~ ;;r~ "'Ii''IiT~ ~a' ~.'1'~ ~ I 46,13,431 490 9,415. 16 8.12 ~ ~ {r ~ ~ ~ f.!r ~ !1ft !ffonmt II 18,54,995 223 8,318.36 U ~ ~ ~ it ri.n- It ~- I 93. 2 ~ ;mif ti' oif.t;1r III 15,11,098 183 ~ {, ~ 6.831fEmr om:~ t ~~ Wcnrr ~ 8,257.36 IV 16,98.468 t I ;rqU it; Iflff ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~lIit~~~,~ 278 6,109.59 V ~aT 'lit ~f(MCI'a'r if fu(l'~ iffiiI' ~ m t I 5I1I1f ~ t 889551 206 4,339.27 VI 18,916 iflfU it 111''' -~f

    ------.---c------~ I 14 14 13 14 8.15 Actually speaking it is not quite correct to (490) (209) (786) say that the above 23 towns do not have banks. Some II 27 26 23 26 of these towns have come up as independent units (223) (212) (445) purely because of classificatory niceties, for example III 48 46 34 40 Jabalpur Cantt. and Sagar-cantt as also OFA Katm (183) (2Z4) (260) have been taken to be separate towns because they IV 119 114 106 86 have separate administrative bodies. Jabalpur Cantt., (278) (492) (346) Sagar Cantt., New Katni In.. Area, OFA, Katni are V 114 102 93 59 p~rt. and par~l of ~~ respectIve urban agglomerates. (205) (356) (177) Slmllarly Bhilakhedl IS an extension of !tarsi town VI 5 2 1 1 enjoying all the urban amenities available in Itarsi (4) (1) (2) and so is Sirgiti. It is thetefore necessary to keep Total 327 304 270 226 note of such situations. ' . (1383) (1494) (2016) 8.16 It is also interesting to stUdy the populatiori cove~ge by the. banks in different class of towns. BANKING SERVICES The l~set tabI~ given below sll.ows the population of the different SIZe class of towns and the population 8.12 It is quite evident from the above table that coverage by Banks. the banking service has ;!xpandcd its ~overage in Size Class recent times and 93.2 per cent of the towns have PlJIpulation No. of Covera~ banks and there are only 6.8 per cent of the towns Banks of which did not have this service. Class-wise the population coverage goes on decreasing as we go down the size I . 4,613,431 490 9415.16 II class. 100 per cent of the class 1 towns are covered 1,854,995 223 8,318.36 by banks. The coverage goes on decreasing and in III 1,511,098 183 8,257.16 IV class II towns the proportion comes to 96.29 per i,698,468 278 6,109.59 cent. It is 95.83 in size class III. 95.80 in size V 889,551 2(t6 4,339.27 class IV, 90.35 in class V and' 40 per cent iIi VI 18,916 4 4,729.00 ~ W IT'{hil'ii\!llfltd~ 76'55tl __ iiIlT I, II ~ '! 3 IIIit ~ ~qi:;Slf

    ~ 9:?57 5.53 8.17 elUI(Uldlii ~ ",II {I 'Ii (u1 t ~ gt ~ tiP ~ ~ it ~ qr.n ~ I ;;ror ~ liN ~ ft:iqftr l!it aih: ~ tit ~ .rill'i ~cr"'r~' 1 If6If it; ~ it lI{ t smr 8. 19 ~~~tfit;~Iiflr ..... ~ emIT riIfim "M'liiQm. e"f1ITRr 1I"'1'1"m' 1ft ~ 'I"RIT 1 ~ '1"tl"U it iItT t srmr ifIi" tffif ~~it'l:lq'lflfwtl ~ ~ it;~~ 1971 ~ I Vit .. Bf '1'lR ~ "e1ftf;n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ mt ~ fiRftrifiT 1f' ~~ 'r-"!flIlr~ mr fifi'li 'Tq arcr~ mr t I "~ ;;r;rf.r; 0I1T VI it; ~ it ~ fi:vWr ~ ~ ;;miT I t ~~ tf.l;m:~~ ~OO~ ~: ~-if1Rf 8. 18 f-.mtv

    The average population c_overed by a bank is 1 2 3 7,655. It is only the Class I, Class II and Class 111 ... _- _. __ .. _._. towns where the coverage is larger than the average. 11I 70.33 6.58 As can be seen the covt:cage of population per bank IV 89.07 4.64 goes on decreasing as we go down the size class except V 81.52 3.82 in size class VI where average coverage exceed than VI 20.00 1.00 that of class V. Total 93.27 5.Sl AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES 8.17 Normally one does not connect agriculture NON-AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES with urbanization and agricultural credit societies should increase. The more... we go towards an agri­ 8.19 It is quite evident that non-agricultural credit cultural situation, i.e. 3S we go down in the si~e societies prosper more iIi bigger towns. However, the class. This simple proportion, however, does not data collected at the present cens11S does not corro­ seem to operate in the towns of Madhya Pradesh. borate the observations, made by my predecessor in Firstly, the proportion of the towns in each size 1971 Town Directory that, "It appears that non­ class which have agricultural credit society is quite agricultural society prosper more in bigger towns and high. It shows a decrease in class V and drops agricultural credit society in smaller towns." The suddenly in siZe class VI. data before us shows that both these societies pros­ per equally well in bigger towns. 8.18 The average agricultural societies in diffe­ rent size class also showns that it is the size class I Size Cla·ss Proportion Average which shows the largest number and this is found Qf towns. numberQf to be less and less as we go down in size class. What Non-agricu­ the exact reason for such a situation could be little ltural credit difficult to say except that the agdcultural credit SOciety societies feeding the rural areas are situated in the per town. urban areas. It could also mean that the towns still possess a sizeable number of agricultural popula­ I 100.00 56.14 tion. The situation may better be seen in the inset II 96.29 17.11 table given below:- III 83.33 6.50 Size Class Proportion Average IV 72.26 4.02 of tawns number of V 51.75 3.00 having agricultural VI 20.00 2.00 Agricultural credit credit sQcieties Total 69.11 7.59 Societies per towns 1 2 3 8.20 However the above inset gives a much better I 16.07 corelation of the non-agricultural credit societies 92.85 with the size class than the picture available in case II 85.18 9.21 of the agricultural credit society.

    1 RQI/86-18 9. 1 mll'f1r!fi" ~ mmr ;r mnwr,-<'I" ~~ Qtn<'l, ~~ ~ 1I1Iifo'f, ~lIT, (~Q QIIiT ~ ~ .. ------­ _ 5.45 ...=t ~ ~ f{) ~ 1II""Ifir

    9.3 ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~f.I; dre'-~ ~ ~ ~{. ~ 'fIT d)mr if.l'I" ~ ;;mIT ~t ~ ~ ififi1 ~ liIlTV~ ~ IV 0J!iT mlifii qi[ II, III q ~ ------.-.-7"------~~~I

    'f(111m11: T 5.58 9. 4 ~VjT 29 it ~ ~ ;;rtf u;

    ~ 29 ~.~~f~~lIi1~ --_._------;rtr{f If>T iI1T ~ ~iiT f<'I" m~ it «r1lrolT !lit sffimmfr ------I 4613431 2447106 2166325 2655582 1628919 1026663 57.56 66.57 47.3 II 1854995 996435 858560 1041159 666923 375236 56.13 66.93 43.59 UT 1511098 802140 708958 807706 515700 292006 53.45 64 .. :z9 41. 19 IV 1698468 894344 804124 809763 534794 214969 47.68 59.80 34.19 V 889551 469775 ,U9776 395835 267566 1:.18269 40.50 56.96 30.56 VI 18916 10184 8732 8567 5693 2874 45.29 55.90 32.91 ~ 10586459 5619984 4966475 571842 3619595 2099017 54.02 6t.41 42.26 ------_.___ ._----- 9.5 lnlf;r 1971 ;r 250 i!lfl: iii if ~ 1981 ;r~ 9. 6 ~ ~ ~ 'fCO' ~( ~f.I; 'II1t II 'lit wlm ifli 372 tr ~ 1971 ~ 1981 I!iT ~ ~ ~ ~ I if,- ;:mU if ~ 'lit ~ ~ mi' 'I!fu ~ ~ t t 1981 ;f.T it mm: ~I lIiT ~I ~ m ;r 1if,!IRa; ;it lfIl'fu ~ ~ ~ 'ddirff ~ lf~ mil ~. f.I; ~ ",if iii -.mf ;r ~ 8: I Wcrar I!iT ;;;~ ~ ~ f.r:;r QimT ;r ~ ;;rT W t;- ~ it ~ m~ ~19llT !fiT mwr mriI' ai;n W ~ t ~rn liIlT I ~;N III~ iii ;prUif ~ ~ ~ iflIT t il'1f III ~ it ~ fiRm: IJf.IIlr. 45 ~ 47.68 ~ I'f'l'if ~~ 1971 1981 liIlT. IV 53. mU: Ni1: o;;ti ft1Iftr ~ sr

    61 CHAPTER IX PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

    --_._--_. ---._-- --- .. _-- .---.--.... ------.------~---.---- 9.1 The basic Statistics presented in the Primarv 1 2 Census Abstract relate to area, occupied residentitii ------~en~us _houses, households, _ population inoluding III .- 5.45 InstItutIonal and houseless population) Scheduled IV 5.44 Castes and Scheduled Tribes population,' literates and V. 5.47 e~ucate~ _~rsons, ,,:orkers, classified by main econo­ VI 4.95 mIC acttvltIes, margmal workers and non-workers. ------5_50 HOUSEHOLD SIZE Total .) The size of a household is given in table 28 9.3 This table tends to show that household site below shows the average household size by size class goes on getting redUCed as we go down the size-class. of town:- There is one exception in towns of size-class V, tbe TABLE 28 ~ol1sehold size is larger than what it is in towns of AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE BY SIZE CLASS SlZe-CJaSseS II, III and IV. OF TOWNS Size class of towns Average household size LITERACY I _ 5_58 9.4 Table 29 given below shows the proportion of II. 5.45 literates by size-class of towns. TABLE 29 Proportion of literates by sex alld size-class of tt)'l'1I$ -s~------PoJIpulaotlon -- - Literate--;------PerCenta~;_Of literates-- class Qf to total p"'pulation

    town~ ------Total Males Females -T~--M~;--h;~s--Th;l-~ks~~~ ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 .. -. 265 5s821628!> 19---101666-3-- 57.56 ----66_ 57 47 _3 I 4613431 2447106 2166325 II. 1854995 996435 858560 1041159 666923 375236 56_13 66_93 43.59 III. 1511098 802140 708958 801706 515700 292.006 53.45 64.29 41 .• 19 IV. 1698468 894344 804124 809763 534794 2.74969 47.-68 59.80 34.1.9 V. 889551 469775 419776 395835 267566 128269 40.50 56.96 3&.56 VI 18916 10184 8732 8567 5693 2874 45.29 55_90 32_91

    ------'_ .------_.------_.. _---_.- 9.5 In 1971 there were 250 towns in the State. the population of literates to total population is This figure has increased to 327 in 1981. A-com­ highest in towns of size-class I and it then goes on parison of the population of literates in the urban­ declining slowly from class I to class III. It t.kes population in -1971 and 1981 Census shows the a steeper drop from 53.45 to 47.68 in class III in progress of literacy in the urban areas. For facility 01 towns of size-class IV and then again to _49 .. 50 in reference; -this -is shown- in the following jn~et. towns of size-class V. It again increases to 4S.Z9-jh towns of size-class VI. - - Size 1971 1981 ol~ssl)f 9.7 The proportion of literates in male popula­ towns ------.No. of Percentage ------No. of Percent- tion declines continuously from towns in size-class- -I towns ('f towns tage of to towns of size-class VI whereas in respect of female' iiteracy iiteracy literates, the trend is the same as in case of the' --1------iO------52. 77 ------14----57.56 total pofl~lI:tion! _that is there is contin~us dr~p from' II 13 53.76 27 56.13 towns of c1ass~I to towns of class V but town!> of: III 40 49_37 48 53.45 __ class VI again tend to acquire higher population of IV 72 46_23 .119 47_68 literates, the watershed in all cases appears ~o be the V 100 42_34 114 40.50 towns oj size-olass IV for it is here that one notices VI 15 41.04 5 45_29 a steeper drop an.sf dlis is very, marked in case of Tota'------250 ---49-:-55-32-7_-- 54:0"2- female literates. Only towns of ' size-class I and II are above the Stat~ urban average. ------9.6 As the comparison shows literacy has increased­ 9.8 Table _3<). given below shows the population of at a_ faster rate in towns of size-class I than in towns Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes by size class of Slzc-class II. The piCture revealed in 1981 is that of towns. ' *61 62

    fI'R1Ift 30 -m:l Ii IfIf qIlf f",ffl Ii .,«1"( ~ ema q. ...1fif 'liT ~

    ~~ ~ff~ ~ 'iliRimit ~~ifff~ff ~ ~ it 1Ii'r~ t~;;nfu 1Jl\'~ t~\iI'if. IIi'r ;;r;ffililfr 'fiT ;;rrf'ff I!Iil' \iI'if- 3I'fumr ~ ~srmra- 2 3 4 5 6

    I . 4619931 570002 12.36 105552 2.29 II. 1854995 232691 12.54 72345 3.90 '- III . 1511098 175617 11. 62 75153 4.97 IV 1698468 215255 12.67 116056 6.83 V 889551 121498 13.66 63084 7.09 VI 18916 3329 17.60 1960 10.36

    ~: 10586459 1318392 12.45 434150 4.10

    ~ q it; ~ it CI'li III it; ~ IIil ,.;t~~~ fimm cpff iti ~ it ~~ ~ i!i'r ~r;nf~ mq- ~ ~ ;ftir !fi) attt ~ t, ~ ~ it i{f.i II1i \1I"RIT ~ I ~ ~ ;€t~~ itimmr iti ~ ~ 3:1 ~ '!~ ifUitsrfcrmraT 12.36 ~I 'I.f@" ifq-Vlffiti"~ 'ljifcr 17.60 ifI'WI' it 1fIl VI it; ;rq-U ltI1' ~ t 1 ~ f.NUff fimm cpff it; l'flllJ VI QII> ~ qf t I ~Tl:f.rn' ~ it; ~ it;;r;MUlfT ~ I iti it ~ ~ !fiT ~ 'U6l:I' 'lit ;;r;:r«IRT. it; ~ t 'I'i'I"Iit ;prU. it 2. 29 ~ t <'I1mm: ~ ~ ~ VI ffiti" iti ;prO it ~ t 1 ·maf"'lidl ~ t: f.I; ~ ~ ~qr m;ff 10.36!1fumf '(I"lft tl it, ~ t ofI'if ~ it~ t: ~t 'R ~~ .lfdf"N4i IIiI' ~fa' ~ t 1 ;:prUl:r m it ~ ;;r;mftr it; ~ lINif 'fiT ~ mf1r~ 'fa' ;;@' t 1 ~ ~'f it ~ ~ it; ft:ro: . 9.9 ~ Ifti;ff it ~~ \1I'ffir ~ ~ ~ ~ il\li m..rr if@" ~ 1 ~ ftoilt ~ fir it ~ ~ !I1td' ~Ifi'T~~ltI1'~t~~~fif;l:rriIIT ~ 1 ifI'WI' it it ~ if4I'U it; cpff it; ~ ;ftir ;;ffi\' ~ qa- ~ t: 1 ~ ~ ;tr ~ it ~ ;;rrfu o;

    ~ 31

    tIlT 1t1i f...rw • ~ ~ 1Pr 1Ii't~ ...., IIi' srfcmfRIT 'liT ~~

    ~ 'In' cI1f ~ ~

    I II III IV V VI 1" :. 2.66 4.44 7.69 14.75 20.34 15.42 n. 2.57 3.66 6.22 12.81 16.32 7.47 III . 5.22 4.94 5.77 9.45 9.61 3.05 V(a) (UI+IV+V(b)+VI+IX) 89.55 86.96 80.32 62.99 55.73 74.06

    100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

    7. 5 7 ~ ltI1' f1rucR: I ~ t iflTif t 1fIl ~ fttffir Ii .. 9. 10 lttl 'lit maftur qfu Ijf ~ (I ~ ~ l!n' ~ oPt I ~;:prU it ~Tl!I1lII SIR riflffl ~ ~ if 1 -':i'f ~ it ~ it; ~ it d'rI' ~ ~ it m ~ ltIq: 89.55 ij'Iff 86.96 t I ~ Ifi' em it; ~ ;flt;t« ~ Iftir oti't ~i (. at ~ 1r.fmI' it IIl'1ft q"Rft ~ ~ 'I'RiT t:;;it f.I; 15.42 t ~uiT I ~ 7. 46 ~ II t I ~ ~ lflf VI it l'flllJ IF( sr-rna ~ IV ~ V it it; ~ iii ii

    -Siz-;------·------Thtai---~b;fu;d-P;rcentage of ~d';d---~-:;;;;- class of p(Jpulation castes scheduled Tribes of Scheauled towns population caste population tribes population population to total tOl total population P(Jpulation ,---.------,------~-----,---.------1 2 345 6 ------.------~-...... _--.._...._------.------4615431 570002. 12.36 I . 105552 l.29 II . 1854995 232691 12.54 72345 3.90 III 1511098 175617 11.62 75153 4.97 IV 1698468 215255 12. 67 116056 6.83 V • 889551 121498 13. 66 63084 7.09 VI. 18916 3329 17.60 1960 10.36

    ------~~--~,------~------105.86459 131.8392 12.45 434150 4.10 ~------~------,----- As far as the Scheduled Caste population is con­ size-groups is very near the State Avet:age and it cerned except at the level of towns of size-class In, actually increases in towns of size-class VI. As against the population goes On increasing as we go down this the population of Scheduled Tribes in the popula­ the size-class from 12.36 per cent in towns of size­ tion of towns of different size-classes is more removed class I to 17.60 per cent in towns of size-class VI. from the state average. This is quite natural also In respect of the Scheduled Tribes the population for the Scheduled tribes generally live in the Villages, goes on continuously rising from 2.29 in towns of among hills and forests, where the source of their size-class I to 10.36 in towns of size-class VI. economic activities lies. There is nothing much to do for Scheduled Tribes in the urban areas by way 9.9 The population of Scheduled Castes and of economic sources of livelihood. There is no much Scheduled Tribes in the urban area may be seen in difficulty in case of Scheduled Castes and there are comparison to the population of these in the total more or less equal opportunities for them in the urban population of the State. In the total State popula- areas. In fact the opportunities increased as We go tion, the popu1ation of Scheduled Castes and Sche- down the size-class. This explains the population of duled Tribes is 14.10 and 22.97 respectively. The the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the population of Scheduled Castes in the town of various towns of various size-classes. TABLE 31. Percelllage distribution of main workers by size class 0/ towns. __...... ,._,. .... -...__------_.....---..._...._._-.-...... -~ ...... _...... _._..----- Industrialcategory of ______Size class of towns. ,______main workers 1 n III IV V VI _..__ ------,_,..._..--....-.------~,--- ...... __ ...... -_...... -~ -~----- I . .... 2.66 4.44 7.69 14.75 20.34 15.42 II. 2.57 3.66 6.22 12.81 16.32 7.47 V(a) • 5.22 4.94 5.77 9.45 7.61 3.05 III + IV + V(b) + Vl ta IX 89.55 86.96 80.32 62.99 55.73 74.06 ------,---All ---..... ------'------.------100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100:00 ------...... -----... -~-----;._- 9.10 It may be seen from the above table that Class II towns. Similarly, the proportion of workers the proportion 9f workers· tend to deorease in cate­ in household industry decr{'..ascs as the size class gory I and II as the towns grow in size. The propqr­ increases. tion of workers" in category I and II in towns ot size class I to III is much lower than class IV to 9.11 Main workers in urban areas are mostly other class VI, as these categories primarily tend to rural workers. Highest proportion of other workers;s pattern of economic activity. The proportion of obtained by class I town 89.55, followed by class II workers in these categories show steep fall from lOwn 86.96. It goes on declining as one goes down 15.42 in category I and 7.46 in category II in class VI the size class except in size class VI where the pro­ towns to 2.66 and 7.57 respectively, in Class I and portion is higher than the class IV and V towns.

    STATEMENT-I

    mf~~ t!;4I'. i!.~ ~fa&:p:r STATUS AND GROWTH HISTORY

    63 64

    GA111IAT 1 981-- 1981 CENSUS­ ~1lJ' STATE !fTfuffir ~ STATUS AND ------_------.------_------!if;~flIf ;{IT"{ 'Iil ifTIf, ~ a"fIT ~ ~ ~f<;r iIiT ifTIf ~ of'ef{ m:- f.rl'Olf'1lf1nr ifI1Tfu; -srnmf.A; ~ (1f1ffif;.~T. ~$ mfurftr it) 'lfumJ ~ ~ (;;r;r­ tJ1IAT 1981) 81. Class., name and civic Location Name of Area Number Population No. administration status of town Code No. Tahsil (in Sq. of hou~- -.- ______------kms) holds 1901 1911 1921 including house- less house- holds (in 1981 Census) ------_._----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    mm: (li.q'f.r 1 IV Agar(M) 19}In 3.52 3096 10442 9Z21 6189 (-11.69) (- 32.88) ~ (vr.'f.) (q-%mr ;r;r~ ~~ ~v) J 2 IV Ahiwara (G.P.) (See Ahiwara Urban Agglomeration)

    _~(;r.~.) Ahiwara U.A. 21.77 3288

    ~ (111.".) ~ Ahiwara (G.P.) 43/ll Durg 16.17 2909

    ~ (vr.If.) (~;rlp; ~i[ w) 3 V Ajaigarh (G.p.) (See Ajaigarh Urban Agg lomeration)

    ~ (;r.~.) Ajaigarh U.A.· 9.14- 1669 3863

    ~ (vr.q'.) ~ (i) V Ajaigarh (G.P.) 9/1 Ajaigarh 8.26 1536 3863

    Sl'Q6'U (lIT. Ii. ) ~ 4 IV (G.P.) 4O/Vrn Janjgir 19.71 2668

    ~ (;r).Q;.1ti.) S V AkOda (N.A.C.) . 2/VI Bhind"'" 30.31 1104 ~ (m. 'f.) ".~ 6 V Akadia (G.P.) 19{V Shu.pdpur 9.05 1011

    ~

    1{1R~ TOWN DIRECTORY ~-1 MENT-I '{fe~ GROWTH HISTORY

    '&f'RiI' ( 1 9 81 1lPfI1'III'n)

    Sex ratio gro"!th rnte of th~ town at the Censuses of Density 1981 1931 1?41 1951 1961 1971 1931 1"981 1951 1971 Census Census Census Census

    19 10 11 12 13 14 '5 16 17 18

    914 7315 8469 10301 11486 14448 18530 5264 95~ 941 (+18.19) (+15.78) (+21.63) (+11.50) (+25.79) (+28.25)

    10667 Hi643 764 914 (+56.02)

    , 9985 14596 ,871 (+46.18)

    ~a' 859 874 8S1 4279 4146 3561 Declassified 6095 8367 (+10.m (+10.91) (-24.97) (+37.28) q·if~~ _ 935 895 . 8'S 4219 4146 3561 DeClassified 5461 m2 (+10.m (+10.91) (-24.97) (+41.40)

    911 8164 8921 12985 659 908 9l~ (+9.35) (+45.46)

    850 15~3 250

    897 5125 ST79 639 - 927 (+12.-.76)

    .. : 910., " " 6211-- - 513 ',- ~ .. . --_ .. --.... -----..-- .. -.~ ...... t ROIJ86-19 66

    ._----_._ .... _.. _-_._._---_.. _._- ... - ._._. ------.. ~------__ ..... __1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ~~ (if.IfT.) !!If", (I\>1~{ 8lV Alirp.jpur (J.I,f) 2I/V AIirajpur 13.32 3005

    -.(if.'fT.) ~ 91V (M) 17/IV Alot 2.78 2522 _.

    ~r~(if) .~.~. ) Q"lron~ 10 IV Am!l.rpatan (N.A.C.) 12/VIlI Anll.rpatan ~9.11 2142

    cnrorr~ wrorm- llV , (N.A.C.) 36/vm Am~rwara 11.93 12il ... ~ (if.qy·.) ~ 12 IV Alllbab(M) III Am'bah 3.85 2805

    "fl:a2jiI~{ (if. qy . ) ('QfMj2jiI~( 'fIT'( ~ «) 13 III Ambilcapur(M) (See Ambikapur Urban Agglomeration) arf1

    ~ (if."IT.) " ~ 14 HI Amla (M) 31/1V 'Multai 3.13 4584

    ~ ('IT.''IT.)_ (~T{-flT~U "1'1({ ~«) IS III Amlai (G.P.) (See Burhar- Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration)

    a(~ ~ 16 iv' (M) .24jVII -.R.ajpur 15.54 2888

    ~ (;fi.~.;p.) ~ 17 V AnuppUr (N.A.C.) ,14jXIII Sohagpur .12.85 2005

    mm (if.qy.) ~ 18 Iv Arang(M) 44/1X Raipur 23.49 2092 6499 5820 6052 (-10.45) (+3.99)

    "qj'\""""1< (if. 'fT. ) \isfii1i~"i ( 19 III' Ashokmigar(M) 6/111 I\shoknagar 5.44 5056

    ~ .(if.err.) mter 20 IV Ashta{M) 29/U Ashta 15.38 3269 5534 4855 2463 (-:-12.27) (-49.27)

    ii'lirt: (VT. tt. ) ~. 21 'J Babai (G.P.) : 32/V Hoshallga bad 3.47 1429

    ~ {if.qy.) ~ 22 V Badi(M) 30/V Baraily 37.45 1550

    ~'T (m.tt.) (f.... I

    ~. (if.IIT.) (~~r({ ~~) 24 'III Hadllapr (M) (See Urban ~ome[ation)

    ~"'--.'- ._._-,'_ -----_._----. - ... -.... '---.__ ._--_. - 67

    ... -.--.... ~.-. 10 11 Il 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 . __._----

    5149 6117 7739 10161 13342 ]7880 1342 898 895 _ 881 (+18.80) (+26.52) (+31.30) ( +31.31) (+34.01) 4691 5678 8125 8343 10134 14400 5180 943 952 931 (+21.04) (+43.10) (+2.68) (+21.47) (+42.10). 3l''I'lTPf£a 3124 Declassified 11453 393 911

    6860 575 914

    3110 4897 5725 . 6668 10652 17381 4615 764 800 '.:810 (+57.46f- (+16.91) (+16.47) (+59.15) (+63.11)

    8517 10362 15240 23740 38291 3818 843 8StJ (+21.66) (+47.0~) (+55.71) (+61.29)

    8517 10362 15240 23087 . 37220 3964 843 875 851. (+21.66) (+47.08) (+51.49) (+61.22)

    12259 16902 24580 7853 826 ··838 (+37.87) : (+45.43)

    4833 6594 8114 10525 13047 ..11225 1108 914 -. 945 961 (+36.44) ( +2~.05) (+29.11) <+23.96) - (+32.02)

    ~~e- 3651 Declassified 9728 751 .:.. 896

    6496 6719 6703 8469 Declassified 11336 483 lOOt 989 (+7.34) (+3.43) (--0.24) . (+26.3S)

    5598 7571 11138 14440 19648 28736 5282 859 860 873 (+35.24) (+47.11) <+29.65) (+36.07) (+46.25)

    4952 5640 6234 8981 14036 19619 1276 923 ~914 895 <+101.06) <+13.89) (+10.53) (+44.06) (+56.29) (+39.78)"

    f _ 5317~ 7418 2138 .... ~g3 862 ;_:.~ ..: ~+39.5l):

    ill lnfflf>'tfc. ._ ...... • : _. . _V.• ..ar"iJ'Tii~ \"" .. 2363 Declassified Declassified 8423 225 ts"S

    ------_._----- 68

    1 2 3 4 5 6· 7 8 9

    .~ (iUr.) 24m Bednagar u.A. * 4.18 3968 10856 ' 8634 8543 (-20.47) (-1.05

    ~ (if.'IT.) QiI1R: (i) W Badnagar(M) 18/V Badnagar 4.17 3851 10856 8634 8543 (-20.47) (-1.05)

    ~ (if.IfT.) ~ 25 IV (M) 2211 Badnawar 3.20 1919

    ~ (;ft.~.lt\'.) ~ 26 V Badod (N.A.C.) 19/Vll Agar 0.23 1167

    ~ (if.IfT.)' .~ 27 IV Bagbahara(M) MIX Mlhasamund 11.62 27S1

    0(1"CI' (VT.q'.) iffii''\' 28 V Bagh(O.P.) 22/VllI 4.94 882

    ~ (if.IfT . .) ~, 29 V Bagli(M) 2O(VI· Bagli 1.13 1225

    ~ (im) (;ft~.Tfj.) ftroiR' 30 V Baikunthpur(N.A.c.) 13jV Sinnou,r 4.31 986 (Rewa) ~ (~) (if.IfT.) ~ 31 V Baikunthpur (M) 39/IV Baikunthpur 2.29 1228 (SurSlda)

    ~(if.IfT.) (~·ifIr~ ~ ~r... 32m BaIaghat(M) (See B.lla.ghat Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (if.u:.) BaIaghat U.A.* 18~ 81 "<10439 6223 7400 7300 (+18.91) (-1.35)

    ~ (if.IfT.) ~ (i) II Balaghat(M) 38/W Balaghat 18.19 9705 6223 7400 7300 (+18.91) (- 1.35)

    ~ ~~ 33 IV Balod(M) 43/IX SanjariBalod 3.98 3054

    ~~(if.IfT.) ~omm: 34 IV Bazar (M) 44/11 Balo4a 7.56 2318 Bazar

    ·ifPIR (if. 1fT.) ~iIT 351V Bamor(M) .MI Morena 3.43 Z~5' rt,., (if.Iff.) ..., 36 IV Banda(M) 101UI Banda to.OZ. :385

    arMTmal~ (VT.If.) • ~J 37 V Bansagar (0.1>.) 14jXV Beohari 1. 78 2056 croft (or.qy.)l ~ 38 IV Bar&ily(M) 30/111 Baraily 0.40 2271 (;9

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ' 19 ._--_

    10531 11985 15219 17171 20051 23925 5724 919 ' 901 906 <+23.21) (+13.81) (+26.98) (+12.87) (+16.71) ( +19.29)

    10531 11985 15219 17171 19134 23406 5613 919 902 912 (23.21) (+13.81) (+26.98) (+12.81) (+14.89) (+18.61)

    5191 5863 8286 6821 9130 11282 3526 913 937 945 (+12.82) <+7.21) (+8.51) (+13.85) <+23.51)

    1237 31465 912

    0571. 1163 1012

    5079 1028 90)

    3638 4832 6828 6042 893 913 944 (+32.82) (+41.31)

    ~a 3093 DeaJassified 5464 1268 943

    2515 3262 5065 6530 2852 188 860 89.2 (+29.10) (+55.27) (+28.92)

    9605 1148' 16291 18990 33346 53183 2821 851 895 814 (+31.58) +(19.54) (+41.88) (+1,6.57) ,(+15.60) (+59.49)

    9605 11482 16291 18990 31041 49564 2725 851 890 870 <+31.58) (+19.54) 41.88) (+16.57) (+63.49) (+59.64)

    9393 15098 3793 965 929 <+60.74)

    7108 9449 12701 1680 923 930 957 (+32.93) (+34.42)

    13295 3816 816

    7630 12569 1254 , &75 863 (+64.73)

    6181 3472 .e'

    ar~a' 3748 Declassified 5847 8263 130103 32532 870 8S5 856 (+41.32) (+51.49)

    ._.

    71

    -.----.--- ,-, 10 11 J2 13 14 15 16 -' ; 13 19

    13346 9742 712

    5719 174 832

    6650 7302 8462 11188 17047 23597 14935 891 798 821 (+2.07) ( -'-9.80) ( +15.89) (+32.21) (+52.37) (+38.42)

    6650 7302 8462 11188 16222 22417 14463 891 794 815 (+2.07) (+9.80) (+15.89) (+32.21) (+44.99) (+38.19)

    8949 12569 13896 17446 22099 27769 4220 902 891 90S <+6.60) <+40.45) (+10.56) (+25.55) <+26.67) <+25.66)

    '~627 6862 8871 14152 20440 30234 6474 836 861 872 <+48.30) <+29.28) (+59.53) <+44.43) <+47.92)

    3747 4382 6617 10029 13366 18314 992 871 898 882 (-0.72) (+16.95) (+51.00) (+51.56) ( +33.27) (+37.02)

    7793 14661 1240 897 924 (+88.13)

    ar

    2219 4152 arCftT~ 6238 7782 10835 18364 841 880 887 (+1.09) (+87.11) Declassified . (+24.75) (+39.23)

    9614 11841 15563 19860 30862 46293 2949 881 882 887 <+38.25) (+23.16) <+3].43) <+27.61) (+55.40) (+50.00)

    5378 5384 6424 6736 8165 8914 7491 985 '99 974 (-6.84) (+0.11) (+19.32) (+4.86) (+21.21) (+9.17)

    4078 4793 orcm~ 6638 9072 12543 7466 917 885 859 ( +4.24) (+17.53) Declassified (+36.67) ( +38.26)

    4639 5865 7241 9098 10818 13349 16897 980 947 956 ( +-4.22) <+26.43) <+23.46) ( +25.65) (+18.91) (+23.40)

    5995 1394 1016

    7974 . 9974 12262 16930 21859 30825 4056 974 980 981- (+69.16) (+25.08) (+22.94) (+38.07) (+29.11) (+41.02) .. -..~-- ... - _.- .. ~-..--- ..._,.' ...... -. .. .-._----_._- _-----._ -----..... _._._-- "_ __ .- -..._-_-.-_. . .. _- -- _" ....__ 72

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    'Il"U«T m~ 55 V (M) 2011 2.59 1195

    'if'\-

    ~ Ifrt'rt (m6T) (~-f~~ lNl" ~ ~) 57 IV Bhilai Kalan (SADA) (See Durg-B hilainagar Urban Agglomeration)

    f'ii\'ll(ifll ( (~. if. ) , (~..flmrt.r~ iflt'( ~ ~) 58 I Bhilainagar (C.T.) (See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (~~lfr ~( tI''I.~ 1l'li) 59 V Bhilakhedi (C.T.) (See Itarsi Urban Agglomeration) nP;r (if.'1T.) f1!Vl' 60 II Bhind(M) 2/1 Bhind 17.18 12242 8032 9133 9619 ('-13.71) (+5.32)

    ~ ('f.f",.) ~;:~ 61 I Bhopal (M. Corp) 28/1 Huzur 284.90 122263 77023 56204 45094 (-27.03) (-19.77)

    ~ (if.IIT.) ·iWfU 62 IV Biaora(M) 26/lII ~iaora 6.64 3301 5607 6663 6()44 <+18.83) (-9.29) ~" (;r.'IT) f.r3rr

    ~ (;ft.~.;p.) ~ 65 V Bijuri (N.A.C.) 14/XlI Sohagpur 36.57 2187

    mn~ (if.q"(.) (~ ifIt'< ~ ~) 661 Bilaspur (M) (See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (if.~.) Bilaspur U.A. 46.12 35535 18937 19850 24295 (+4.82) (+22.39)

    ~ (if.tn.) f~~ (i) I Bilaspur (M) 40/VI Bilaspur 39.65 34126 18937 19850 24295 (+4.82) (+22.39) fir'dirit ~"= (ii) V Sirgiti(G.P.) 40/VII Bilaspur 6.47 1409

    oi\';:n'-~ (if.tn.) (;iI";;r-~ IlIJ'( ~ w) 67 -III Bina-Etawa (M) (See Bina-Btawa Urban Agglomeration)

    cft;:rr~ (if. ~ . ) Bina-Etawa U.A.· 8.16 7270 6418 8968 9226 (+39.73) (+2.88) cft;:rr-~ (or. '1T . ) ~ (i) III Bina-Etawa (M) 1011 Khurai 6.00 5650 6418 8968 9226 (+39.73) (+2.~8) 73

    ------_.. _------._- _-.------_------_._------10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------_.-----._--

    4892 6326 7770 3000 924 918 931 (+29.31) (+22.83)

    4350 6682 9971 5570 864 914 983 (+53.61) (+49.22)

    10341 13244 16618 28208 45794 74515 4337 770 791 820 (+7.51) (+28.07) (+25.48) (+69.74) (+62.34) (+62.72)

    61037 75228 102333 222948 384859 67t018 2355 171 822 870 (+35.36) (+23.25) (+36.03) (+117.87) (+72.62) (+74.35)

    6475 7314 8445 10133 13011 19201 2892 899 885 915 <+7.13) (+11 AI) (+17.06) ( +19.99) (-,-28.40) (+47.58)

    5748 6163 6119 7079 8835 11954 465 955 921 939 (-6.28) (+1.22) (-0.71) (+15.69) (+24.81) (+35.30)

    3729 7138 7954 3665 .890 840 864 ( +91.42) (+11.43)

    9880 270 876

    31374 37460 39099 86706 136676 187104 4057 893 898 921 (+29.14) (-:--19.40) (+4.38) (+12}. 76) (+57.63) ( +36.90)

    31374 37460 39099 86706 130740 179791 4534 893 897 921 (+29.14) (+19.40) (+4.38) (+121. 76) (+50.79) (+37.57)

    5936 7313 1130 915 921 (.,.23.'20)

    10849 8979 12720 27476 33476 41831 5126 845 861 892 (+17.59) (-17.24) (+41.66) (+116.01) (-; '21. 84) ( -f-24.96)

    10849 8979 12720 27476 334-76 33886 5648 845 861 900 (+17.59) (-17.24) (+41.66) (+116.01) (+21.84) (+ 1.22) ----_. ______• ___ o __ • ___._. __• ______• ____• ______- _____ 1 RGI/87-20 74

    ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ---_.. _-- f.r~~ (If. orr , (~PJ'lT<: 68 V. rjr~iTg~pur(M) 11/1 Ra1huraj- 12.62 1386 nagar

    ~~~~ (if. 1fT • J" ~~- 69 r Burhanpur (M) 251m Burhanpur 12.67 20210 33341 22777 ::15916 (-31.68) (+57.69)

    '!~~ (;it. 1:t. 'l'i. ) ("!~'-Q"~ ... ~~ ~ ~) 70 TV Burhar (N.A.C.) (See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration)

    "!~n:-~r (if.~.) Burhar-Dhanpuri U .A. 65.31 13871

    ~~ (on.'t.) ~1I'l' (i)III Amlai(G.P.) 14/VJI Sohagpur 31.58 5075

    ~ (;it.1:t.'l'i.) .rr~, (ii)IV Burhar(N.A.C.) 14/VI Sohagpur 14.08 2262

    8~ (;:ft. ~.'fi.) 'TTv'l,!' (iii)m Dhanpuri(N.A.C.) 14/VIII Sohagpur 19.65 6534 (Nargada-Hari-Dafai)

    ¥Tf~1:fT (vr.'1".) , (~r.ft m - q-,rftrlrr ~ ~ q) 71 Y B~taria (G.P.) (See Chikhali Kalan-parasia Urban Agglomeration)

    ~r~ (;r.qr.) (~~ iff!"( ~ ~) 72 IV Chachaura-Bi~anj (M) (See Chachaura.Binaganj Urban Agglomeration) ~r~( .... ~.) Chachaura.Binaganj U.A.· 0.49 2235

    (i)~~ (if.ItT. ) ~ IV Chachaura.Binaganj(M) 6/VI Chachaura 0.26 1988

    ijf~, o;ntll (if. 1fT • ) 73 m Champa(M) 40!IX Janjgir 8.93 4859 6344

    ~r (vr.If.) (f;mn;fT-m-lf~ ~ ~ itli) 74 V Chan:lar..l~ta (G.P.) (See Chikhali K:>.lan-Para~ia Urban Agglomeration.) ."jHT ('Of .q"I. ) ~ 7'; IY l,..n4IJ<.Jcri (M) 6/1 MUngaoli 3.00 2229 4093 2753 4199 (-32.74) (+52.52)

    ~ (;:rT,1:t.'fi.) ~ 76 V Chandia (NAC) 14/XT Bandhogarh 39.71 1718 ~ (::ft.q;.lf'.) ~ 77 V Chandla (N.A.C.) 8/IX Laundi 24.41 1067 :q~.'hT ( m

    7553 598 885

    44J66 53987 7Ga66 82090 103335 14,)986 11128 936 930 942 (+22.69) (+12.51) (29.78) (+17.1) (+28.31) (33.85)

    6330 17098 37854 62318 954 858 788 848 ( +150.34) (+121.39) (+64.63)

    8687 20066 635 712 787 (+130.99)

    5254 6481 8756 1:.401 881 930 949 917 (+23.35; (+35.10) (+4L6~.)

    1576 10617 20411 29851 1519 817 759 862 (+573.67) (+92.25) (+46.25)

    5259 5453 6598 9186 12219 24937 921 874 881 (+3.69) (+21.00) ( +39.22) (+33.02)

    5259 5453 6598 8255 10771 41427 921 880 881 (+3.69) (+11.00) (+25.11) (+30.48)

    8362 9868 11907 16258 18323 22996 1215 951 996 998 (+~1.81) (+18.01) (+20.66) ( '1-36.54) (+12.70) (+25.50)

    4587 5332 5922 8268 10354 125::8 4176 921 900 899 (+9.24) (+16.24) ( +11.07) (+39.61) (+25.23) (+21.00) ~(f aJiI'ij"~(f 3835 D~lassified Declassified 9140 230 959

    5591 229 814

    5577 992 905

    10305 13210 14110 22146 32271 5J959 3667 859 831 848 (+1.61) (+28.19) (+6.81) (+56.95) (+45.72) (+61.01)

    ----.. --~ ------76

    2 4 5 6 7 8 9

    f~ (if.IfT.) f~ 81 11 Chhindwara(M) 36/X Chhindwara 11.01 13519 9736 12872 13383 (+32.21) (+3.97)

    m-f~arm ;;l.f~~ 82 TV Chhota-Chbindwara(M) 34jlV Narsimhapur 6.68 2457 4216 3404 3836 (-19.26) ( -:-12.69)

    ~ (rr.q"f.)' ~~J 83 V ChhuiklIadantM) 42il1 KlIairagarh 2.77 1053 2085 Declassified

    ~T

    m.m;r.<:fT :f • ) Chikhali Kalan Para~ia lI.A.* 16.64 16219

    ~.@' (m.tf.) ~ (i) Y Badkuhi (G.P.) 36!VlII ChhiniwRra 0.26 1878

    mme't (m.tf.) ~·1 (ii) y Bhamodi (G.P.) 36/HI Chhindwara 0.18 1052

    or. Etfurr (m. tf . r ~'1 (iii) V Butaria(G.p.) 36/VI Chhindwara 0.21 1579

    ~ZT (tIT.tf.) ~·i (iv) V Chandarrieta (G.P.) 36/IV Chhindwara 0.02 1167

    f;rsr('ll' ;w;rr (if. 'IT • ) ~~-. (v) IV Chikkali Kalan (M) 36/VII Chhindwara 4.99 2756

    iIm: mf~ (;ft.!!;."".) f~~1 (vi) JlI Don' ··r Parasia (N.A. ':.) 36/V Chhindwar.::. 7.50 4858

    ~u (m.tf.r Ri~'1 (vii) V Iklehra(GP) 3G'U Chhiniwara O.D 198:"

    ~ .. ijfmm~ (llM.) (viii) VI Jatachhapar(G.P.) 36!XV Chhindwara 3.35 943

    ~,)fq-it (;:it. ~. if.. ) (~uf~ ~~~) 85 IV Chirmiri(N.A.C.) (See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration.)

    ~(;ft.tr..'fi'.) ~ 86 V naboh (N.A.C.) 2/X Lahar 12.70 1075 qU (rr. 'TT.) f'f'i§ft 87 III nabra(M) :l/lll Pichhore 3.79 5706

    ~Ti!_ ('f. q"f . ) (~TIi ~ I!li~ ~) 88 II namoh(M) (See Damoh Urban Agglomeration.)

    ~(lf.~.) namohU.A.* 15.91 13687 13355 17042 15296 (+27.61) (-10.25) 77

    ------_------.------_--_" ------_------10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    17080 21916 27652 37244 53508 75178 6828 921 913 899 (+27.62) (-1-28.31) (-1- 26.17) ( +34.69) (+43.67) ( :-40.50)

    3671 4461 5663 7757 10746 14203 2126 911 920 919 (--1.30) (-:-21.52) (-1--26.94) (+36.98) (--1-38.53) (.!-32.17)

    3190 3343 3488 4035 5264 1900 1064 995 1011 (·,-4.80) ( +4.34) (+15.68) (+30.46)

    15402 55759 83213 5001 785 820 889 ( +262.02) ( +49.24)

    7005 7432 9827 37796 794 845 891 (+6. ]0) (+32.23)

    4804 5208 28933 757 865 (+8.41)

    6755 8989 42805 967 951 (+33.07)

    4336 6016 300800 790 894 (+38.75)

    8397 10184 13510 2707 717 713 874 (+21.28) (+32.66)

    15891 25459 3395 872 900 (+60.21)

    6357 9506 72123 776 860 (+49.54)

    4698 1402 840

    6628 522 812

    6381 126('} 21430 33421 8RI!! 768 826 ( -;-98.42) i ..;..69 _26) ( -f-S5. 95)

    20728 '6795 36964 46656 59983 76758 4825 907 897 889 ( +35.51) (-;-29.::>7) ( +37.95) ( +~6.22) ( +28.56) (-:-27.97) ------.------.. --_------_._------78

    - -- _------2 3 4 5 6 7 7 9 ... _-----_._--_.-_ _. - .------_--._-_-- ,.- ---- _, ._------.-----~---.----.-.------.--_ ~ (;:r.'!T.) <:Ji~ (i)l! Damoh (M) 11/11 Damoh 15_51 13447 13355 17042 15296 (+27.61) (-10.25)

    'l"'!:.3fI ('!l1q') ~ 89 V Damua (G.P.) 36/XIV Chhindwtlra 4.12 .1768

    .mm ( .... '1l.)

    «U (or. 'IT. ) Wft 91 IV Deori(M) 10/IX 3.24 2925 4980 5739 5369 (+15.24) (-6.45)

    ~ (."..'!T.) ~ 92 V Depalpur(M) 23/II Depalpur 0.73 1435

    it

    ~ (if.'IT.) ~" 94 IV Dhamnod(M) 22/VIII Manawar 13.74 2347

    ~ (if.'!T.) ?l11rro 95 II Dhamtari (M) 44/VIII Dhamtari 11.22 10436 9151 10460 12721 (+14.30) (+21.62)

    U'IT (~.q.) - m~ 96 V Dhana (G.P.) 10/XI Sagar 8.54 1403

    ~ (;ft.Il;.'li".) (~R:~T~ ql{ ~) 91 IIJ Dhanpuri (N.A.C.) (See Burhar Dhanpuri l]rban Agglomeration.)

    S1~ (if.crT.) !l"T"I: 98 III Dhar(M) 22/II1 Dhar 17.48 8310 17792 7472 16041 (-'is.{\()) (+114.68)

    t«1'I~ (;:it .~.1f.)"'- ~ 99 V Dharamjaigarh (N.A.C.) 41/VI Udaipur 37.36 1739 ..

    1I"1;~'T (if. 'IT .) ~ 100 V Dharampuri(M) 22/VI Manawar 3.00 1362

    ~rcr.ft (~T. II' . ) f~ot~T 101 V Dighawani (G.P.) 36/X-vr Chhindwara 5.44 1656

    f'R'tl:'T (iIl.1l; . 'Ii) F.r~1' 102 V Dindori (N.A.C.) 35/T Diodori 11.55 2088

    .... _ .. .. . _-, ...... _._-_------_.. _----_... ---_. ___ ._---_. _---_ __ .-. ------. -_-----_._. -_----_ __ _-_-_.- 79

    --.--- -_._--_... _-_._------.... _--. ------10 1l 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    ------~---- _- .. _ ----- .. _-_------_._. ~----~--

    20728 26795 36964 46656 59528 75573 4873 907 897 889 (+35.51) (+29.2") (+37.95) ( +26.22) (+27.59) (+26.95)

    8911 2162 918

    18291 22086 26447 29430 37436 49386 12134 914 893 886 <+20.18) (-1-2.0.74) (+19.75) (+11 .28) <+27.20) (+31.92)

    5638 6911 7949 9383 12321 17129 5287 913 874 896 (+5.0: ) (+!2_58) C+15.0n (+18.0~) (+31.31) (+39.02)

    4673 6018 8343 11429 879 939 935 (+28.78) (+38.61)

    16810 22949 27879 34577 51866 83465 4808 897 899 886 (+12.29) (+36.52) (+21.48) (+24.03) (+50.00) (+60.92)

    13490 982 891

    11505 14071 17161 31552 43362 55797 4973 1005 964 971 (-9.56) (+22.30) <+11.96) (+83.86) (+37.43) ( +28.68)

    7107 832 759

    19607 22015 23652 28325 36172 48870 2796 887 892 906 ( +22.23) (+12.28 (+7.44) (+10.76) (+27.70) (+35.10)

    8309 l22 911

    ar,,1ff~Q 3753 Decla~sified 5584 7106 9063 3021 922 934 954 (+27.26) (+27.54)

    7429 1366 818

    6553 9859 854 933 905 (+50.45)

    ------._-----_.------_ ------.. ------~ -_----__. 80

    2 4 5 6 1 8 9

    ~ (or.,".) ~'11P 103 III Dongargarh (M) 42/IV Khairagarh 6.43 5040 5856 6249 7120 (+6.11) (-,-)3_94

    ~m-'l'lfi:rqr (.ft. ~ . '0 . ) (~rm-m:ti"

    ~ ( ....

    ~-f~ (lJ.q.) ~ Durg-Bhilainagar U.A. N.A. 104886 10",8 11274 <+59.96)

    fir.rrf lfi"'It (~ ) ~. (i) IV Bhilai Kalan (SADA) 43/VITT Durg 9.12 4057

    ~2~ (;;r.Of.) ~n-' (ii) I BhiJainagar (C.T.)· 43/VI Durg 89.37 71256

    ~ (>;1m) "11; (iii) III Chnroda (SADA)· 43/VTI Durg 5.52 4607

    fl (;;.'IT.) ~ (iv) I Durg (M)· 43/V Durg N.A. 22487 104'3 11214 (+59.')' . -.rTif'I' ( 1:mT) !.f (v) IV Jamul (SADA) 4J!1ll Durg 11.80 2479

    tlA"mu (Of. 'IT • ) m~~ 106 m (M) 34/II Gadarwara 1.77 4064 8198 4715 8539 ( -42.49) ( +81.1 0) mjf~ ~T'~C'" -.nr.rr.ft ("lIT. 'T. ) m'f'VT 107 V Gandhi Sagar Hydel t6/XI 6.48 1109 Colony (G.P.)

    ~';')n ( .... 'IT. ) ~r.m 108 IV Garhakota (M) to(VH Rehli 3.00 3532 8503 81RO 5864 (~3.86) (- 2fl.31)

    ~~7T ~~ 109 V Garhi-Malehra eN.A.C.) 31m ChhatarpuT 33.57 1865

    ~ ( .... 'IT.) (:mc ~ ~~r' 110 IV Garoth(M) (See Garoth Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (;UL) ~ Garoth U.A.· N.A. 1839 trUe ( .... 'IT. ) mT;:" (i) IV Garoth (M) 16/Vrrr Garoth 0.52 1753

    tfl't-;rT ('.IT. 'I' . ) (tJ"Iim om ~ ~)' 111V Gaurella (G.P. (See Gaurella Urban Agglomeration) tft't<:n (.... ". ) Gaurella U.A.· 0.15 1138

    ~ (VT.'I'.) ~ (i) V Gaurella (G.P.) 40/1 Bilaspul 0.18 1602

    ----_.. __ ._-_._-----_.. _-_._- ----.- - .-.-- --_------_. - -_._-----._------. __ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    8533 9891 ]2596. 14119 18266 25772 4008 967 94) 975 (+19.85) (+15.91) (+27.35) (+12.09) (+29.31) (+41.09)

    13112 16166 20249 133230 245124 490214 59~ 818 873 (+16.84) (+27.29) (+20.11) (+551.96) (+83.99) (+99.99)

    18870 2069 900

    86116 174370 3]9450 3574 486 799 853 (+]02.48)· (+83.20)

    22328 4045 903

    13172 16766 20249 47114 70754 118597 839 905 921 (+]6.84) (+27.29) (+20.11) (+132.67) (+50.18) (+67.62)

    10969 930 847

    9077 10146 12744 14696 18676 23527 3028 892 879 899 (+6.30) (+11.78) (+25.61) (+15.32) (+27.08) (+25.97)

    10852 3953 5294 8]1 639 825 813 (-63.57) (+33.92)

    8242'· 1888 9268 11341 14616 19589 6530 931 918 910 (+40.55) (+4.30) (+17.49) (+22.37) (+28.88) (+34.02)

    5232 5384 6728 6322 9947 296 923 893 884 (+2.91) (+24.96) (-6.03) (+57.34)

    5372 6571 8038 10740 886 927 896 (+22.32) (+22.33) (+33.62)

    5372 . 6511 7705 10240 973 886 951 914 (+22.32) (+17.26) (+32.90)

    5582 7952 9571 12761 911 957 922 <+42.46) (+20.36)

    5582; 1332 8916 49533 911 941 915 (+29.56) (+23.29) lRGI/86-21 82 ----. Z S 4 5 6 7 8 9

    ~-;mq1'U (if. en' • ) ~ 112 IV Gobta-Nawapara (M) 44/VII Raipur 7.15 2979

    tft1IR (VI'. If. ) IlrorR 113 V GOgllon (G.P.) 24fX111 Khargone 0.26 1036

    ~ (if.'n.) ~ 114 m GohAd (M) 2/111 Gohad 2.15 3304 5343 .5139 . 4845 (- 3.82) (- S.72)

    tftuft' (if. en' • ) ~ 115 IV Gormi(M) 2/V Mchpon 33.24 11" ~ (;i't.~.lIi') ~~, 116 V GOvindgarh (N.A.C.) 13/1X Huzur I3.~3 1311 5022 4919 46~5 (- 1.05) (-.5.5S) ~ (if.qf·r (~;m: ~~) 111 II Gun' (M) (Sec Guna Urban Agg1omcration)

    ~ (~ur.) Guna U.A.. }'If.A. 10731 11452 11685 11595 (+2.03) (- 0.17

    ~;:n ( .... qf. ) T" (i) II Guna(M) 6/11 Guna 22.16 9903 11452 116SS lIS9S (+2.03) (-O.77)

    nnf<'m: (if. f.r. ) (r.nf<:r!:R ,,1ft ~ N) 1181 GwaJior (M. Corp) (See Gwalior Urban Alglomeration)

    ~ (".~.) Gwalior U.A. 303.18 ,.,803 138612 SJUS 11 36S4 (- '~.'" (+34.60) r.nf<:r!:R (.... fir. ) fri (i) I Gwatior lM. Corp) 3/1 Gird 289.85 81816 138612 844S8 113684 (- 39.01) (+34.60) Ji'tm ~ (it' .q),'.) fir1f (ii) IV Mor3r Cantt. (C.B.) 3/V Girel 13.33 2927

    ~ (;ft. V:. lIi'. ) ~ 119 V Han\l111"'lna (N.A.C.) 13/IV Mauganj 30.35 1482

    ~ (".IfT) ~ 120 III Harda eM) 32/X Harda 5.1l3 6160 J6300 8341 11011 (- 48.83) (- 32.80)

    ~ (;ft.~.1Ii.) ~ 121 V (N.A.C.) 8/1 Chhatarpur 4.49 1243

    ~ (;ft,~.1Ii.) ~ 122 IV Harsl.1d (NA.C.) 25/V Harsud 4.16 2161 iIOl!MQE'41 ~ 123 V Hatplplaya (M) 20/IV Bagli 2.21 IS44

    ~ ~ J24 IV Hatta(M) 11/1 Hatta S.9O 3138 83 ------10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    1037 11047 16427 2297 980 985 988 (+37.45) (+48.10)

    4744 5724 6610 254Z3 981 967 (+20.66) (+15.48)

    5618 6734 7442 10289 14307 20176 7331 816 8Z4 842 (+15.9.5) (+19.86) (+10.51) (+38.26) (+39.0.5) (+41.02)

    13055 393 816

    3790 3181 3448 1115 538 935 (-18.42) -0.08) (-8.95) ~ ~~ Dedassified Declassified

    11022 15328 22221 31031 42330 646.59 869 861 8a; (- 94) (+37.01) (+44.91) (+39.65) (+36.41) (+52.75)

    11022 15328 22221 31031 40121 60255 Z641 869 861 884 (-4.94) (+39.01) (+44.91) (+39.65) (+29.29) (+50.18)

    126949 182492 241577 300587 406140 555862 1833 853 844 868 (+11.61) (+43.15) (+32.38) (+24.43) (+35.12) (+36.86)

    118862 173096 241577 300587 406140 539015 1860 853 844 871 (+4.55) (+45.63) (+39.56) <+24.43( (+35.12) (+32.12)

    "'lfll~ ~6 8081 9396 Declassified Declassified 16841 1264 775 (+16.19)

    Of;r·iff'~ 1818 Dedassified 8182 270 894

    16031 15120 18640 22219 28504 37693 6465 923 883 874 (+44.12) (-5.68) (+23.28) (+19.52) <+21.94) (+32.24) ~ 2677 DeGlassified 6897 1388 1645 890 873 (+1.12)

    11713 2461 861

    5620 7704 9995 4523 937 897 908 (+37.08) (+29.74)

    6667 9117 12101 17256 2925 903 908 920 (+36.75) (+32.73) (+42.60 ) .. _-- ... ___ _.:;_-,,-,---,-,- 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9

    ~ (

    ~ (

    ~~ (

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    ~ (vr.ti".) (f.Jri:~ ~ 'fItt ~ ~) 121 V Ildehra (G.p.) . (See Chikh:-li-Kalan Parasia Urban'Agglomeration)

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    ~: (

    ~.... ~. li) V Bhibkhedi (C.T.) 32/XII1 Hoshangabad 2.80 1231

    ~ (

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    ~ ('f.~.) Jabalpur U.A.· 230~64 U6506 90316 100651 . 108793 (+11.44) (+8.09)

    ~ (

    ~~" (~.ifr.) ~ (ii) II Jabalpur Cantt. (C.B.) 33/XI Jabalpur 28.49 9096·

    ~ (;;r.

    ~ i'a- (ir . iff .) .(~ ;pf1; :alttr ~) 131 n Jabalpur Cantt. (C B) (See Jabllpur Urbln Aggloi1l~ntion) ~ (

    ~ (

    ~ (if.

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19

    12332 . 13290 14989 19284 29434 453()) : 671)} S,Q: 8j~ 811 (+2.36) (+1.11) (+12.18) (+28.65) (+52.63) (+51.30)

    12332 13290 14989 19284 21011 39991 6319 850 86) 811 (+2.36) +1.11) (+12.18) (+28.65) (+40.01). (+48.08) arlfflflf!

    142524 203695 310859 3949~1 56'~16 82)J27 7JI)5 8il 86.1 885 (+35.33) .(+42.92) (+52.61) !+27.05). (+42.03) (+47.85)

    11181 14261 24195 33611 46866 69619 3634 8107 8n 880 (+68.22) (+21.06) (+73.71) (+35.56) (+39.44) (+48.55)

    6018 2171 gi1I

    11187 14269 24795 33611 46866 63541 3884 847 8S9 819 (+68.22) (+21.06) (+73.71) ( +35.56) (+39.4.1) (+35.58)

    1.24382 178339 256998 367014 534845 157303 3283 801 816 849 (+14.33) (+43.38) (+44.11) (+42.81) (+45.73) (+41.59)

    104311 140221 203659 295375 442481 649085 3953 846 851 881 (- 4.11) (+34.42.) (+45.24) (+45.03) (+49.80) (+46.69)

    .' 20065 38112 34225 410i4' 50195 61026 '. 2142 s'1i1 . 55! : '547 (+89.94) (-10.20) (+19.84) (+22.39) (+21.58)

    19114 . 30625 42169 47192 1244 814 .808 873 (+60.22) (+37.69) (+11.91)

    10128 11304 13193 20412 36932 63632 2764 891 814' 896 (+11.61) (+22.02) ( +47.99) (+80.93) (+12.30)

    •.. ! 10128 11304 13793 . 20412 31344 '. , . 51286 6601 ·891 868 895 (+11.61) (+22.02) (+41.99) (+53.56) (+63.62) 86

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8

    ~ (;r.I(J.) ~ 133 IV Iaithari (M) 14/XIV Sobaspur 46.88 2614

    ~ (;it.It .•. ) <'t(l'ilil'i < 134 V Jaitwara (N.A.C.) 12/1X Raghurajnagar 24.81 1552 '. \jfj1ff (;r. I(J. ) ~ 135 IV Jamai(M) 36/IX Chbindwara 9.70 3681

    IiI'J1f" (~) (rt-I'1<'fI(;t'I(;pr( \TIl( ~) 136 IV Jamul (S.A.D.A.) (SeeDurg Bhilainagar Urban Aglomeration.)

    ~ (;r.IfT.) ('l(1'lfU iI'tI'< ~I{ ~) 131 m Iaora (M) (See laora Urban AaIomeration.) ;;rrcm (;r.u.) Iaora U.A.· S.Q 1161 23854 18054 17151 (-24.31) (-5.00) I'il'mT (;r.IfT.) IiITlfU (i) nI Iaora (M) 17/D Iaora 5.54 1201 23854 18054 111S1 (- 24.31) (-S.OU) I'i\'~ (;r.trr.) I1RI$< 138 IV Iasbpurnaaar (M) 41/1 Jasbpur 1.61 2086

    I'i\'~ (VT.tf.) (f"'''*«t'''(ljt~ ~ ~, ~) 139 VI Jatadlhapar (G.P.) (See Chikhali Kaban Parasia Urban Asilomcration.)

    :omro (;ft .1t.;P. ) ~tm.T 140 V Jawa (N.A.C.) 7/III Iatam 21.23 1632

    ~ (;r.IfT.) ill'« 141 IV Jawad(M) 16/1 Jawad 12.24 2200 8005 6505 6310 (- 18.74) (- 3.00) fiTi{.~ (;r. 1fT .) 1 III'T¥' 142 IV Jhabua (M) 211m Jhabua 6.34 3167

    ifII"(I

    \'iI'~ (;ft.t(.IIl'.) f~ .. o;fll< 144 V lirapur (N.A.C.) 26/VI Khilchipur 15.80 1453

    ;;im (if.IfT.) ~ 145 V lobat(M) lI/IV lobat 1.33 1138

    q'\"Q' (v:n.) (~ ;fq'( ~I{ w) 146 IV Joura (M) (See loura Urban AgJlomeration.)

    \'iI'1'lT (tr.u.) Joura U.A.· 1.68 2378

    ;;ft(r (;r. 1fT. ) ~ (i) IV Joura (M) IIllI Joura 1.59 2191 87

    to 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    ~ 3659 Declassified 13115 280 982 ~ 1678 DeclasSified. 9241 372 ·918

    9543 12.041 19896 2051 816 918· 904 (+26.18) (+65.24)

    2.0998 25501 29598 31140 31499 47548 8460 913 922 95S ~ +22.43) (+21.44) (+1601) (+S.21) (+20.42) (+26.80)

    2099.8 2SS01 29598 31140 37218 41129 8501 913 ·924. 9614 (+22.43) (+21.44) (+16.07) (+5.21) (+19.11) (+26.43)

    4388 5165 7913· 11142 1454 815 8'H 844 (+31.38) (+38.30) (+39.15)

    ~~ 3683 Declassified. 9536 449 816

    6588 7214 8584 8509 10311 12368 1010 936 960 969 (+4.41) . (+9.50)- (+18.99) (+0.17) (+21.25) (+19.88)

    8468 536 - 902

    6315 10481 16m 2048 867 881 845 (+66.06) (+59.98)

    ~ 5149 Declassified 5145 8424 11851 820 109 141 841 (+46.63) (+40.68)

    4040 5235 6635 4989 857 911 901 (+2.9.58) (+26.74)

    ar~ 3901 4910 Declassified 6320 10314 15740 9369 186 809 819 (+21.40) (+63.20) (+52.61)

    ar~~~ - 3901 4970 Declassified 6320 .10001 14805 9311 786 808 823 (+27.407) (+58.34) (41.95) BB

    -~ 2 3 4 6 7 8

    nmr (if,~,'Ifi,) ~ J41 V Kailaras (N.A.c.) l/vm SabaIgarh o 63 1616 ~ (~,qr,) (~ c:r~ tI"m ~«)l t48- IV Kanker(M) (Sc:e Kanker Urban Aglomeration)

    ~ (if,ij",) ar~a' Kall~U,A.· 9,65 3050 3906 Declassified 4536

    ~ (if.'IT.) ~ af.flT~ (i) IV Kanker (M) 4S/I Kanker 3.B7 2597 3905 DeQlassified 453;

    ~ (;r,qr.) ~ 149 IV (M) :ZOfV Kannod 1.94 1872

    'I1t~ (;:ft,l{.IIi".) ~ 150 V (N.A.C.) 20/V1II Kannod 23.01 1504

    ~ (Of.ItT.) ~' 151 IV Karcli (M) 34/111 Nlusimhapur 21.70 2912

    i!iW ('1'.'11'.) (1IiW ~ ~ ~)1 152 N Karera (M) (See Karera Urba.n Agglomeration) ~'O' (if. " . ) Karera U.A.· 1.22 2048 - ~ (if.'lT.) qITu (i) IV Karera (M) 5/1 Karcra 1.09 1806

    ~ ('I'.qr.) ~ 153 V Kasmwad (M) 24/V l{anawad 3.88 1683

    ~ (if.'I'.) (~ 'ITe.f~ 154 IV 33/VII Patan 12.37 2150 (Jabalpur) (M)

    q;i;fr (~) (if ifT'(I' fmr;:i'r 155 IV Katangi 38/1 Wara-eoni 11.50 2198 (Balaghat) (M)

    ~ (or.ItT.) I!iEI\1f 156 IV Kawardha (M) 42/I Kawardha 4.]9 3294 4372 5]80 4773 (+18.42) {_7.86}

    ~ (or.qr.), ~ 9186 6496 1850 157 III Khacharod (M) 18/n Khachrod 0.80 3699 (-29.29) (+20.84)

    al"l'1fT,!1I' ~ (rr.'I'r.) ~ Khairagarh 2.51 1802 4656 Decla.ssified 4045 158 V Khr.irag:lrh (M) 42/II1

    ~(~)' ~ 16.93 948 159 VI Kha.jurahO (SADA) S/VI Cbhatarpur 89

    10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    9731 15446 818

    5305 5113 4924 6487 10646 15085 1563 945 937 916 (+16.95) (- 2.49) (- 4.81) (+31.74) (+64.11) (+41.70)

    5305 5173 4924 6487 9278 1299} 3357 945 913 916 (+16.95) (-2.49) (-4.81) (+31.74) (+43.02) (+40.04)

    5095 5610 6540 8421 10222 5269 912 922 923 (+10.11) (+16.58) (+28.76) (+21.39)

    9105 396 918

    2992 4413 8603 12350 16131 743 905 915 910 (+41.49) (+94.95) (+43.55) (+30.62)

    ~: 3620 4002 Declassified 5025 8308 11762 9641 908 677 834 (+10.55) (+65.33) (+41.57)

    ~1Wcr 3620 4002 Decldssified 5025 6657 10252 9406 908 862 895 (+10.55) (+32.48) (+54.00)

    5927 7477 9983 2S73 930 905 919 (+26.15) (+33.52)

    5582 9639 12155 983 928 889 915 <+72.68) (+26.10)

    7205 9694 11748 1022 914 958 984 (+34.55) (+21.19)

    50S2 6210 10642 10111 11226 17037 4066 1003 981 959 (+5.85) (+22.92) (+81.41) (-13.10) (+10.96) (+51.16)

    9199 10302 12949 14193 11126 22006 27508 934 936 949 <+24.83) (+5.13) (+25.69) (+14.24) (+19.83) (+24.15)

    4159 5015 5524 6516 8116 9812 3909 903 920. 943 (+2.82) (+20.58) (+10.15) <+19.04) (+23.42) (+20.90)

    2123 4680 276 812 797 (+71.87)

    I ROI/86-22 91)

    .. _._ ...... _-. __ .. _- ...... ,.--- --_-,- _ ..... -... _.... --.-----.~- .. ----.... ---,.-.... --.- ..• -...•.. -... --•... _-_._-.---_ ...-,._---_ .. _-._-_-._---_ .... _ _._ 2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...... _ ... .. _-_ .. .. _...... _._-_ .. ---_.__ . -_--.. ----' _- _-_---_ - _-_._ ---.- ~ (Gr."'.) (~0ftT{ ~~) 160 III Khamaria (C.T.) (See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (.... qr.) ~ 161 1 Khandwa (M) 25/1 Khandwa 22.57 19486 19401 21604 26802 (+11.36) (+24.06)

    Vf

    ~r~ (;ft.Q;.ifi.) fi"!fi"'Itq; 163 V Khargllpur (N.A.C.) 7/V Tikamgarh 0.43 1158

    ~ (Of.qr.) ~ 164 II Kha rg'Jnc (M) 24!X Khargone 10.00 8573 7624 9423 10610 (..,-23.60) (+12.60)

    Vl::fum" ( .... qr. ) ~ 165 IV Kharsia (M) 41/1I Raigarh 3.24 2]49

    lITifiJi"lf ( .... qr . ) vlifJTi

    vffm (.... qr.) ~ 161 IV (M) 241IIl 1.33 1191

    ~~ (.... qr.) ~"T- 168 IV Khilchipur (M) 26/1 Khilchipur 6.47 1740 512] 5868 S300 (+14.59) (-9.68)

    ~ (m.'f.) ~ 169 V Khirkiya (G.P.) 3l/XI Harda 9.75 1395

    ~ (::i't.~.;r..) ~ 170 V KI1'ljner (N.A.C.) 26!VII Rajgarh 20.41 112.4

    ~ (if.qr.) (~~~~) 171 III Kflurai (M) (See Khurai Urbsm AggI')meration)

    ~(if.~.) Khurai U.A.* 2.21 4269 6012 6868 6078 (~14.24) (-11.50)

    ~ (".

    ~(Gr."'.) ~ 172 IV Kirandul (C.T.) 45/m Dantowara 10.58 3850

    ~ (... :'qr.) 173 V K()laras{M) 5/Ill KOilaru""""ur 1.63 1520

    tp"""fmt.f (". qr. ) I!ff~ ]74 IV Klntlapl'n(M) 45/IV Kondagaon 10.28 3518

    ~ (mwr) ~~"U 175 II Korba (SAD.~) 4O/rr Katghora 35.07 ]9655

    -~ 91

    JO 11 1~ J3 14 15 J6 17 18

    34622 38493 51940 63505 85403 114125 5083 879 903 916 (+29.18) (+11.18) (+34.93) (+22.27) (+34.48) h-34.33)

    6949 823 912

    6959 16184 904

    12157 14851 20762 30652 41316 52749 5275 909 909 890 (+14.58) (-1-22.16) (+39.80) (+47.64) (+34.79) (+27.67)

    2805 3657 5539 7737 9932 12342 3809 916 917 971 (+30.37) (+51.46) (+39.69) (+28.37) (+24.27)

    5573 7495 11005 4703 934 916 890 (+34.49) (+46.83)

    5033 6838 8819 10581 7956 998 957 971 (+35.86) (+28.97) (+19.98)

    5779 6663 6227 6970 8412 10101 1561 930 910 922 (+9.04) (+15.30) (-6.54) (+11.93) (+20.69) (+20.08)

    5745 7523 772 - 882 860 (+30.95)

    6483 318 935 92

    ~------. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    II>'m (or. Ill.) (;Fr~ ;rlJ':t: ~~ ~~) 176 IV Kota(M) (See Ko:ta. Ucban Agglomecation)

    lfi~ (·ur.) anr~cr K()ta U.A.· N.A. 2370

    lfi~ (;r.Ill.) ~- (i)IV Kota (M) 40/II1 Bilaspur 10.62 2217

    ifil~ (;fr.I1;. iii . ) ~-' 177 IV K()tmlll (N.A.C.) 14JIV Sohaspur 16.90 2255

    WaTT (or.Ill.) ~. 178 IV Kukshi(M) 2').jV Kuksbi 12.30 2538 5402 6248 6377 (+15.66) (+2.06)

    ~r:(~) ~] 179 V Ku,llari (SAD A) 43jIV Durg 12.95 2010

    ~ (iT.If.) (~Rrzn ffIr':t: ~ ~) ISU III Kurasia (G.P.) (See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (or.~.) OTSI'fCa' Kursia U.A.· N.A. 11908

    ~(~).l:t.!!i.) ~ a!!f1'Ce' (i) IV Chirmirii(NA.C.}· 39jVIII Manendragarh. N.A. 3425

    JURrzn (iT. 11'. ) ~ apr/ttl' (ii) III Kurasia (G.P.)· 39/Vn Manendragarh N.A. 8483

    ~ (or.qT.) j f«If 181 'I . Kurwai(M) 27(n Kurwai 4.24 1468

    II1I1h: ('3f.or.) (~~I'ftr{ ~ ~) 182 IV (C.T.) (See Kymore Urban Aggt()meration)

    .~ (;r.~.) KymOire U.A.· 15.74. 3930

    ~ (;;.-.or·n ~) (i) IV KymQre (C.T.) . 33/1 Murwara 12.62 3735

    ~ (;r.'lT.) ~-" 1~3 IV Lahar(M) 2/lV Lahar 19.04 1855

    ~;m'\>I' (

    .mft IRr ('rrr. If. ) ~~. 186 V LOIdhikhera (G.P.) 36fXIII 0.25 12.43 93

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ---_._----_-----_._------._-.------

    4352 5722 6591 8735 11235 994 966 942 (+31.48) (+15.19) (+32.53) (+28.62)

    4352 5722 6591 8196 10518 990 994 965 946· (+31.48) (+15.19) (+24.35) (+28.33)

    ~ 3691 Declassified 8176 10949 648 884 899 . (+33.92)

    6621 7114 7603 10023 13313 16164 1314 912 933 919 (+3.83) (+7.45) (+6.87) (+31.83) (+32.82) (+21.42)

    9181 709 898 .

    10044 6563 30105 53015 792 820 839 (+358.71) (+76.10)

    ~ 10044 Declassified 6563 8857 J6303 792 836 868. (+34.95) (+84.07)

    21248 36712 813 826 (+72.78)

    5122 6811 8447 1992 923 919 90S- (+32.98) (+24.02)

    12319 14821 1_8495 1115 779 802 186 (+20.31) (+24.79)

    12319 14164 17733 1405 779 801 789 <+14.98) (+25.20)

    5575 7918 11503 604 851 . 819 812 (+42.03) (+45.28)

    8687 462 915 iI'lI'ITta 3643 Declassified 8772 357 874

    5570 608(1 6437 25748 965 939 961 <+9.16) (+5.87) 94

    .. -_ ...... _.. .. _._-----_.-.. _---- .------~ _ _.------_.__ .------_. ----_._._----_ __ _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -----.---_... _.---_.. _-_ ..... -----_._---- .. ----.--.. _ -.------_.-.__ ..._--_-_"._----- mml@ (;:ft.11;. 'Ii) ~ :tlJl: 187 V Madh'llgarh (N.A.C.) I2/VI Raghurajnaga r 17.07 1748

    ¥i(1 (I"':!< (if. 1fT.) ~ 188 IV Maharajpur (M) 8/IV Chhatarpur 52.73 2740 4783 5734 (+19.88)

    ~

    ~ ~ 190 (V (M) 24/lIJ Maheshwar 2.42 2041 7042 9599 6788 (+36.31) (-29.28)

    ~ (:t.'lT.) ~ 191 IV Maohidpur(M) 18/1 4.09 2836 6681 5620 7062 (-15.88) (+25.66)

    1l~ (:t.'IT.) 1{~ 7094 192 III M:;.ihar(M) 12/IV Maihar 10.36 3789 6884 6885 (+3.05) (-2.95)

    l!'3(~r (;:ft. ~. 'Ii • ) ~ 6.29 1592 193 V (N.A.C.) 33/XIlI lfIRfr (;:iT. U;. 'Ii. ) ~ Shajapur 19.18 1479 194 V Maksi (N.A.C.) 19/VIII ~ (if.qr.) ~ 16jVI 0.78 955 195 V Malhargarh (M)

    q';rlff~cr lI'rnTT (if. 'IT • ) ;r;rnrr Manasa 2.76 2478 4589 Declassified 196 IV Manasa (M) 16/11I

    ~. ~ (if.'fT.) ] 22/IV Manawar 15.08 2525 197 IV Manawar(M)

    ~ (if.'lT.) (rigm ~ ~ ~)' (See Mandla Urban Agglomeration) 198 III Mandla (M) (if ..... ) mr 5428 9379 Mandla U.A.· 1704 7123 8784 (+72.79) (-6.34)

    ..mrr (if. 'fT. ) ~ 8.37 6122 5428 9379 8784 (i) III Mandla (M) 35/11 Mandla (+ 72.79) (-6.34) , ~ (if.'1T.) ~ Maheshwar 0.72 1441 199 V (M) 24/N

    ~. ~'i 16786 16217 16/IX Mand~aur 10.32 13309 20936 200 11 Mandsaur (M) (-19.83) (-3.38)

    q~~ (;r.q'I'.) ~ Manendragarll 6.93 3198 201 IV Manendragarh (M) 39/V

    ~ (;it.~.lfi.) f~ Sirmour 12.60 1194 202 V Mangawan (N.A.C.) 13/V I ,,__..._. 95

    ------_.__ .. -- -.-_ ._. ------_" ---_------_.. ------.-_. ---_-----_.. , .. ----.. -... ---- 10 11 I:! 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 --_._ '._-- .. -.. _-_._.--_ .... _--_ ... _-----_----_.. -.---_. __ ... _-_.------_ .. __ .. _-- __ ._--_-'-----_ _.. _._----- ~Q 3282 Decla ssified 8845 518 885

    5546 5195 5362 11762 11551 15413 292 895 884 876 (_3_28) (_6.33) (+3.21) (--1-119.36) (_1.79) (+33.43)

    10624 17520 27122 1848 929 934 946 (+64.91) (+54.81)

    6399 6946 7525 8089 9831 11566 4779 955 946 989 (-5.73) (+8_55) (+8.34) (-,- 7 _50) (+21.54) (+ 17.65)

    6834 7928 9747 11490 14772 18099 4425 942 932 920 (:-3.23) (+16.01) (+22.94) (+17.88) (+28.56) <+22.52)

    7678 8495 9397 12115 15177 20261 1956 905 911 %9 (+11.52) (+10.64) (+10.62) (+28.92) (+25.27) (+33.50)

    8718 1386 958

    8930 466 895

    3916 4788 5530 7090 934 983 974 (+22.27) (+15.50)

    5515 7726 9108 11868 ] 5548 5633 899 916 950 (+40.09) (+17.89) (+30.30) (+31.01)

    4311 5502 5366 8326 10139 15581 1033 894 895 915 (+27.63) (-2.47) (-1-55.16) (+21.78) (+53.67)

    7997 12209 14243 91416 27465 37539 2203 938 917 927 (_8.96) (+52.67) (+16.66) (+36.32) (+41.46) (+36_.68)

    7997 12209 14243 19416 24406 32861 3926 938 910 921 (_8.96) (+52_67) <+16.66) (+36.32) (+25.70) (+34.64)

    - 5094 5481 6645 7937 11014 827 862 903 (+7.60) (+21.24) (+19.44)

    15386 21972 34541 41S76 56988 77603 7520 905 906 922 (-5.12) (-H2.St) (+57.20) (+21.24) (+36.09) (-C-36.t7)

    5027 5478 9808 12532 19265 2780 798 864 817 (+8.97) (+79.03) (+27.79) (+53.13)

    2326 6312 501 939 ---_. __ -----_.. 96

    ._----_._------_... ------_._------2 3 456------7 ._----._-_.-8 9 1ft (;ft.~.~.) ~~ 203 IV Mau (N.A.C.) 2/VIII Gohad 2.37 1569 trailit;r (m.u:.'IIi.) lIOitf,;t 204 IV Mauganj (N.A.C.) 13/VII Mauganj 36.91 2414 ~ (Of.!fr.}' ~7 205 V Mehgaon (M) 2/Tl Mehgaon 1.66 1294

    'If§'~:e (u'T .• fl'. ) (~:e~~~) 206 II Cantt. (C. B.) (See Mhow Cantt. Urban Agglomeration) ~ Of.~. Mhow Canlt. U.A." 17.] I 11733 36039 29810 31131 (-17.26) (+6.43) lIR;f;?; (~'T ,'if) • ) 1\1 (Mhow Cantt. (C.B,) 23/IV Mhow 16.93 10145 36039 29820 31131 (-17.26) (+6.43)

    'lfRtti

    f~:tT (:it.I1;.'IIi.) ~\: 208 V Mihona (N.A.C.) 2jVII Lahar 19.11 1321

    'If"ttr<: ~.a' ( 'if') •i\' . ) (llflf~ OfIT~ ~ iN) 209 IV Morar Canlt. (C.B.) (See Gwalior Urban AggI(\meration)

    ~~r (

    1pIm (

    ~<'I'5T( (if. 'IT • ) ~~ (i) IV Multai (M) 31/IU Multai 2.59 2792

    (;:) (;it.u: . 'IIi .) .~ 212 V Mur.di(N. A.C.} 25/IV Khandwa 11.53 1366 l(.tfl~ (Of. q'f • ) (~ 0f1I''( ~ «) 213 IV Mungaoli(M) (See Mungaoli Urban Agglomeration) ~ {Of.U.} arq"IJr ~ij Murtgaoli U.A. '" 12.62 2423 4197 Declassified

    ~ (Of.!fr.) ar~r.t;a' arcrf'f.t; a' Mllngaoli (M) 6/V 12.51 2241 4797 Delca~sifi(d Decl~ssil1eQ

    ~r (if.!fr.) (~~~~)\ 214 HI Mungeli (M) (S~e Mu:ngeli Urban Agglomerat ion) ~r (Of.U. ) 1f~r Mungeli U.A. '" Mllngeli 11.23 3116 5907 5881 6536 (-0.44) (+11.14)

    ~if<;r't (Of. 'IT. ) ~ifflr III Munseli (M) 40!V Mllngeli 5.57 3379 5907 5881 6536 (-0.44) (+11.14) ------_._---- -_._------_._ 97

    ------10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 -----_------_------_------

    10185 4297 ~o 4579 Declassified 13242 359 932

    3581 5378 7676 4624 784 78~ 818 (+50.18) (+42.73)

    31177 34823 44655 48032 63739 76037 4~U 814 797 8~2 (-1.76) (+11.69) (+28.23) (+7.56) (+32.70) (+19.29)

    31177 34S23 44655 48032 59037 70130 4142 814 797 814 (-1.76) ( +11.69) (+?8.23) +7.56) (-;-22.91) (+18.79)

    5986 7775 598 883 919 (+29.89)

    8670 454 838

    7240 12527 18124 l8337 44901 69864 5822 7iJ8 80S 801 (+51.37) (+73.02) (+44.68) (+56.35) (+58.45) (+55.60)

    5196 11767 8232 11740 15435 4793 921 905 897 (+126.46) (+30.04) (+42.61) (+31.47)

    5196 11767 8232 11114 14197 5113 921 921 9.3 (+126.46) (+30.04) (+35.01) (+33.14)

    7589 433 '125

    4957 5108 6135 8168 10880 13859 10;}8 888 883 860 (+3.05) (+20.11) (+33.14) (+33.20) (+27.38)

    4957 5108 6135 8168 10047 12980 1038 888 895 893 (+3.05) (+20.11) (+33.14) (+23.00) ( +29.19)

    6665 6915 8108 12431 17097 21245 1892 981 954 945 (+1.97) (+3.75) (+17.25) (+53.32) (+37.54) <+:4.26)

    6665 6915 8108 12431 15789 19585 3516 981 9B 914 (+1.97) (+3.75) (+11.25) (+53.32) (+27.01) (+24.04)

    ~-- -1 -RGI/86-23 - ._. .. 98

    ----_------.------_.------~~-.------.---- J 2 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9

    ,~ (=f.'IT.) ('!~ ~~ UIt~ ~) 215 II Murwara(W) (See Murwara Urban Agglomeration)

    1!.nr~ (tr.~.) Murwara L.A. 80.4~ 24214 14137 15812 19682 (+11.85) . (+24.48)

    ~ ("'.'IT.) ,.,~ (i) II MUI w ara(l\iI) 33/111 Ml1rwara 54.25 18031 14137 15812 19682 ( +11.85) (+24.48)

    ~1ti~r~I1i~~lfI' 111'."- ~ (ii) V New KatniRly. 331N Murwara 13.26 2009 In. Area (C.T.)'"

    I:I;f<:lI"T, ~nnT ~tfiiffr l6a:fT ", .. (iii) Od!'Il'l-::e Factory 33/11 Ml1rwara 1.38 1258 Area, Kanti(C.T.)

    ~i" (m.rt.) ~' (iv) IV Tikuri (G.P.)'" 33/V Murwara 11.53 2916

    ~ (;ft.l!;.=!1.) ;r1'q~ 217 IV Nagod (N.A.C.) 1:'./11 Nalpd 4.51 1941 40~8 3298 (-18.12)

    ;ri ~) (;ft.l!;.1!r.) 1fO;.,jI;r" 218 V Naigarhi (N.A.C.) 131m Mauganj 15.40 1019

    ~.... ~T~ (or. 'IT • ) . G1~~' 219 IV Naila.lanjgir (M) 40/xI Ianjgir 19.36 3359

    ;:(~ lf6<'I'r 2:!O IV Nainpur (M) 35/II1 Mandla 1.89 3435

    ill (11411f1Ta H=f. 'IT • ) ~~ 222 Narayangarh (M) 16JVII Malhargarh 0.31 1480

    ;r'(f~~ (

    ;r'(~ (~.'IT.) ;r'(~ :!24 IV Narsingarh (M) 'loiN Niarsingarh 12.95 3219 8778 9164 8762 (+4.40) (-4.39

    ~~ (m.'f.) ;r(jli~ 225 V Nasrullaganj (G.P.) 29/IV Nasmllaganj 8.81 1329

    iI1n' tm:BR (;it.l!;.1!r. ) ~"r ._.226 VI Naya Baraclwar (l-{,I\·G·) 49/11 .. Sakti 4.77 765 99

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 100

    2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 ------~1~("."I"f.) (~ "hT"( ~~~) ::!::. 7 II Netmu::h (M) (See Urban Agglomcration)

    ;frlr;f (". if . ) Neemuch U.A.* 13.48 11179 21588 11307 14463 (19.83) ( 16.43)

    if'"hr;; (if. ~ . ) ",'"hr;; IIN~u':h(M) 16/11 Neemuch 13.42 10575 21588 11307 14463 ( 19.83) ( 16.43)

    ~ll'{ (;;r .~.) ~ 228 III N.: (C.T.) ::!.S/II Burhanpur 4.89 4112

    il{.. ~ 'tori ~ t:tf':ffT (tJ:fmr :=J'lR ~~ ~) ~:9 V N.:w KatniRly In. (See Murwara UrbanABglomation) Area (C.T.)

    f~r (;:rr.1{.III'.) forcntt :!30 N Niwdri (N.A.C.) 7/I1 Niwari 14.91 1748

    ""qflf (if'.IfT.) ..,~~. ; 31 IV N )wg'"lIlg (1-1) 8111 Chhatarpur 20.86 2942 11507 9421 7141 (18.13) (- 24.':0) ~TiI'r<:.~ (;ft.1{.'II'.) (;:r~ ~ ;;q'(~ W) 23~ IV Nowrozab:ld (N.A.C.) (Khodarg'mJa) (See Nowrozabad Khodargama Urban Agglomeration)

    ~~ ~(if'.~.) Nowrozab<:.d U.A. 25.98 25:9 (Khodargama)

    ~ ~1I1 (l'ft.q.III'.) ~ (i)IV NawNzabad eN.A.c.) (Kho. 14,D Band.imgarh 14.55 2270 dugama)

    mii$~ (1/31 (WI.'t.) q~tjIlJ ~33 V ObJ:iullaganj(G.P.) 30/IV Gaharganj 3.30 1385

    an~;:r;9" ~r q;f"{>iT, 'i\?liT (~.iT.) , 234 V Orlrlance F.;lctG'rY Area Katnj (See MU1W3ra Urban Agglomeration) (C.T.) ~ (<

    ~ (if.~.) Pa.chmarhi U.A. 59.01 1961 3020 3822 4568 (+26.56)· (+19.52)

    r ~T (~) ~ (iv) VI Pachmarhi (S.A.D.A.) 32/VI Sohagpur 49.21 333 3020 3822 4568 I (-1-26.56)_ (+19.52) ~ t

    rr~ R (<<1'.it.) (If'i1liJ1 ;r'l'~ ~~ ~) 236 V Pa.chmarhi CalUt. (CD) (Sae Pc1chmarhi Urban Agglomera.tion) ",,""tt (;it. tf.1II' • ) ~ 231 V P4;;lnre (N.A.C.) 26/VIII Saraugpur 25.79 1578 1'01

    10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    13846 21618 28189 36281 49148 68853 5108 853 855 88 (-4.21) (+56.13) (+30.40) (+28.13) ( +-31.10) (+38.40)

    13846 21618 28189 36287 47546 6586!} 491)8 853 854 884 (-4.21) (+56.13) (+30.40) (+28.73) (+31.03) (+38.52)

    8180 15143 22609 4624 839 907 915 (+19.31) (+43.61)

    $liiOJ'~ 3125 Declassified 10462 7()2 862

    6459 5999 5552 860.f. 11459 16658 799 113 739 798 (-9 55) (-1. ]2) (-1.45) (+54.91) (+31.18) (+45.37)

    9585 12201 470 844 862 (+27.30)

    8470 10706 736 825 851 (+26.40)

    7454 2259 862

    6136 6696 5242 6142 9224 11086 188 738 681 667 <+34.33) (+9.13) (_21.71) (+17.71) (+50.18) (+20.19)

    1437 502 342 653 1212 1540 31 701 900 925 l-SS.Sl) (-65.07) (-31.87) (+90.94) h-85.60) ~,..2} 06)

    4693 6194 4900 5489 8012 9546 ~74 743 65.1. 632 (+31.82) (-20.89) (+12.02) (+45.96) (+19.15)

    9287 360 102

    1 :! 3 4 5 (; 1 8 9

    If

    t;.l1'(T (VT. q-. ) ~T 241 V[ Pan!!ra (G.p.) 36/1 Chhindwara 0.19 834

    ~ (if.IIT.) ~~ 24l III (M) 36",11 Sausar 8.10 5136 8904 7058 861l (-20.73) (+~2.00)

    q;;rf (if. lIT.) ('ArT' ;:pf( 'i"!~ ~) 243 m Panna(M) (Sec Panna Urban Agglomeration)

    qo;;n (if. ~. ) PAnna U.A.· 2.10 6362 11346 10756 10106 (-5.20) (-6.04) ~ (if.'1'r.) q;;n (i) UI Panna(M) 9/11 Panna 1.37 5723 11346 10756 10106 (-5.20) (-6.04) ~ (~.t!.If\'.) ~ 244 IV Pas&n (N.A.C.) 14/1X Sohagpur 15.06 3419

    '1T!'lf (:\'t.~.~.) 'IWt 245 V Patan (N.A.C.) 33/V1l1 Patan 13.03 1616

    If'I~ (;ft. tr .ff:. ) ~ 245 V Patbalgaon (N.A.C.) 41N Udaipur 24.96 1439

    'tcf'tltT (ilT. tr ••. ) ~ 247 IV Patharia (N.A.C.) U/IU Damah 19.24 1849

    ~ (if.'fT.) ~ 248 V Petla wad (M) 21/1 0.44 1397

    f1fSf~ (if. 'tT. ) (r.nf~) r'ftm 249 V Pichhore(M) 311l Pichhorc 2.. S9 12.28 (GwaIior)

    ,,~ (rn,t'\') (;ft'.I7, •• ) ~"!'t ~50 V Pi.. :t'!1Qro (S!Uvp·olo."1.) eN.A.C.) SIN Plc:h'l1\llC 06'3 13::

    fqqftqr (lI'. 1fT. ) ~~ 251 Ul Pipa.ria (M} 32,l S

    fimrru (;it .tr".1II'. ) OI~T -JSl V Pipl"6la (N.A.C.) 17/Vl Jaora LIS 983 10.1

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    7936 311 882

    3194 7189 8917 14335 701 833 880 925 (+125.08) (+24.04) (+60.76)

    ~"ft;.r O:clasgified 7448 11812 16253 1584 980 951 924 (+58.59) (+37.60)

    3831 4276 22505 756 894 (+11.62)

    11510 13018 14037 11808 22554 28436 3511 904 90S 900 (+34.36) (+13.03) <+7.33) (+26.86) (+26.65) (+26.08)

    ~ 10~13 13375 12244 16737 24367 33674 16035 900 885 860 (+ 1.99) (+lZ.56) (-8.46) (+36.70) (+45.59) <+38.20)

    10\)13 13375 12244 16737 2Z316 30389 22182 900 887 854 (+7.79) (+22.56) (-8.46) (+36.70) (+33.33) (+36.18)

    6691 15787 1048 756 820 (+135.94)

    5617 7517 9233 70g 905 895 903 (+33.83) (+22.83)

    8059 539 857

    6893 10011 520 904 894 (+45.23)

    4820 6432 8045 18284 913 942 909 (+33.44) <+25.08)

    ~1 3747 Del;lassificd 4562 6355 7585 2929 953 ~17 906 (+39.30) (+19.35)

    5043 7541 11970 850 8S9 (+49.53)

    3968 5874 10230 13037 18281 25319 4869 874 884 885 (+48.03) (+74.16) (+27.44) (+40.2:!) (-38.50)

    S163 4490 962

    105 ------_------.. ------10 " 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12163 22115 873

    5587 6365 7772 9598 1500 900 895 903 (+13.93) (+2~.1l) (+13.49)

    6070 8177 13355 2041 915 884 906 <+34.71) (+63.32)

    1:!820 203!7 29684 36933 48049 69791 3375 893 894 887 (+47.91) (+58.56) (+46.03) ( \-:!4.42) (+30.10) (-1-45.25)

    128-0 ~O327 29684 36933 46853 68060 3727 893 893 887 (+47.91) ( 1-58.56) (+46.()3) (+24.42) (+26.86) (+45.26)

    45390 63465 8980-1 139792 205986 338245 6147 890 894 916 ( f-18. 39) (+39.82) (+41.50) (+55.66) (+47.35) (-!-64.21) at~ 3498 3886 D .classifi;:d 5962 9138 15914 834 811 829 864 (+2().75) (-HI.09) (+53.27) (+74.15)

    6759 7638 7408 9095 11475 14944 t 923 870 871 884 (-; 8.39) ( :-)3.00) (-3.01) ( i-22. 77) (-1-26.) 7) ( f-30.23)

    23346 26657 55307 2487 650 889 937 (+14.18) (+107.48)

    15977 19039 23300 44678 55827 86367 2540 944 932 929 ( l- 26.49) ( r19 .17) <+22.38) (+91.75) (+24.95) ( ! 54.70)

    5104 5732 6753 8460 10513 12791 4264 952 955 932 (-'-12.30) ( f-I 7.81) (+25.28) (1- 24.27) ( 1-21.67)

    2911 3172 3878 5539 2139 907 877 388 ( :-8.97) (-/ 22.2~) (+42.83)

    8377 9978 11721 13042 12686 14313 5526 932 942 940 (+8.52) (..;-19.11) (+17.47) .(+-11 .27) (-2.73) (+12.83) 3l

    532;0 6556 8467 696 951 934 961 (+23.23) (+29.15)

    5065 1956 846

    I RGJ'86-'!4 106

    , _. ._------_._-_.. _._-----_----_.. ------_.. -_ .. . --_ .. -- .. _.. .. _-_,._---_-_-_ .. _---_,_ ._--.- _._- - -- _, _.---- . --- __ _-- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -_ .. ------.. _------.__ ... __ .. _------~ (l;:~ if1T( ~ H) 269 I Ratlam(M) (See Ratlam Urban Agglomeration)

    "t~ (;r.~.) Ratlam U.A.· 40.87 27779 36321 27957 30133 (-23.03) (+7.78)

    1;~ (;r.'IT.) • 1;::r~ (i) I Ratlam(M) 17IV Ratlam 39.19 25302 36321. 27957 30133 (- 23.03) (+7.78)

    ~,. (;r·'IT·r ~ 270 IV Rehli (M) 10/VIII Rehli 27.86 2831

    1;"m (;r.'IT.) ~ 271 I Rewa(M) 13/VITI Huzur 52.57 18952 24608 26247 20977 (+6.66) (-20.08)

    ~ (if. 'IT. ) (~·ifq~ ~~) 272 IV sabalgarh (M) (See Sabalgarh Urban Agglomeration)

    ~ (if.~.) Sabalgarh U.A.· 2.49 2920 6039 4985 4424 (....;..17.45) (+11.25)

    ~iJ (~.'IT.) ~ (i) IV Sabalgadt (M) lIlY Sabalgarh 2.32 2786 6039 4985 4424 (+17.45) (+11.25)

    ~ (;r.en.) (~ i1~ ~'lif ~i) 273 I Sagar(M) (See Sagar Urban Agglomeration.)

    ~ (if. q.) SagarU.A.· 52.03 33541 42330 45908. . 39319 (+8.45) (-14.35)

    ~, (if.en. ) ~ (i) I Sagar(M) 10/IV Sagar 35.72 28591 42330 45908 39319 (+8.45) (-14.35) ~ ~(~.~".) ~' (ii) III Sagar Cantt. (C.B.) 10!V Sagar 16.31 4950

    ~ ~ (~.~".) (~ ~ U1J:i[ ~) 274 III Sagar Cantt. (C.B.) (See Sagar Urban Agglomeration.)

    mifT (if. 'IT. ) (mifT ~ ~~~) 275 V (M) (See SaiIana Urban Agglomeration.) ~ (;r.~. ) SaiIana U.A.· 2.60 1610 4255 4311 3932 . ( +1.32) (-8.79) ~ (if.en.) ~ (i) V Sailana (M) 17/TTI SaiJana 2.59 1438 4255 4311 3932 (-1-1.32) (-8.79)

    ~r (if.'IT.) ~ifo arcnT~ 276 IV Sakti(M} 40/x' Sakti 9.07 2580 1791 Declassified

    ~ ~~ 277 III (M) 24/II 8.19 3875 3506 7607 (+116.97) ---.,...,.. ._.__,..-----_- .. 107

    '. ------10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    37675 44939 ·63403 87472 119247 155578 3807 886 904 917 (+25.0J) (+19.28) (+1-1.0;) (+37.96) (+36.33) (+30.47)

    37675 44939 63403 87472 107049 142319 3632 886 906 920 (+25.03) (+19.28) <+41.09) <+37.96) (+22.38) (+32.95)

    6442 9509 16343 587 914 929 918 (+47.61) (+71.87)

    25206 26008 29623 43065 69182 100641 1914 765 814 789 (+20.16) (+3.18) (+13.90) (+45.38) (+60.65) (+45.47)

    4248 4824 5162 7482 10915 17188 6903 785 820 831 (_3.98) (+13.56) (+7.01) (;-44.94) (+45.88) (+57.47)

    4248 4824 5162 7482 9974 16279 7017 785 824 830 (-3.98) (+13.56) (+7.01) (+44.94) (+33.31) (+63.21)

    48862 63933 80068 104676 154785 207479 3988 859 846 860 (+24.27) (+30.84) (+25.24) (+30.73) +(47.87) (+34.04)

    39822 50733 66442 85491 127442 174170 4393 869 872 881 (+1.28) (+27.40) <+30.96) (+28.67) (+49.07) (+37.14)

    9040 13200 13626 19185 27343 32709 2005 815 734 754 (+46.02) (+3.23) (+40.80) (+42.52) (+19.62)

    5669 5337 5986 5757 7489 9301 3577 943 933 935 (+44.18) (-5.86) (+12.16) (-3.83) (+30.09) (+24.20)

    5669 5337 5986 5757 6812 8456 3265 943 925 939 (-1-44.18) (-5.86) (+12.16) (-3.83) (+18.33) (+24.13)

    3240 4187 5301 8125 10754 13655 1506 925 -954 945 (+29.23) (+26.61) (;-53.27) (+32.36) (+26,98)

    7341 7974 9469 11130 15180 22027 2689 881 881 887 (_3.50) (+8.62) (+ 18.75) (+17.54) (+36.39) (+45.11) 108

    ----_------_ ... __ ._------_----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    ') ~(i4ql611 (m.If. ) ~~ 278 V Saraipali (G.P.) 44/IV Mahasamund 6.84 1660

    ~ (rr.qr.)" (7Jl~ rr~ «'!~ ~Ii) 279 IV Sarangarh (M) (See Sarangarh Urban Agglomeration.) mtq- ("".«.) Sarangarh U.A.* 3.03 2265 5227 5375 6391 (+2.83) ( -i-18.90)

    ~ (rr.qr.) m~~ (i) IV Sarangarh (M) 41/IV Sarangarh 2.67 2018 5227 5375 6391 (+2.83) (+18.90)

    ~ (rr.'tT.) ~ 280 IV Sarangpur (M) 26/V Sarangpur 5.18 3066 6339 7198 6538 (+13.55) (-9.17)

    ~-~pPT' (rr. 1fT. ) «m~"{ 281 IV -Rajgarh (M) 22/11 Sardarpur 4.48 2257

    «ron- dot' 'flU ~!II';f (;ir .~.;p.) ~~ 282 III Sarni Thermal Power Station 31/V Bctul 15.35 11092 (N.A.C.)

    (~'I.'l1" ) (<<;rilf '1'Tt iJ'ti! ~i) 283 II Satna (M) (See Satna Urban Agglomeration.) mr;n (w.U'. Satna U.A.* N.A. 19996 7471 7192 7998 (-3.73) (+11.21)

    «a'fT (rr. 'tT . ) ~~ (i) 1I Satna (M) 12/1 Raghurajnagar 21.09 18453 7471 7192 7998 (-3.73) (+11.21)

    ~ (or.1fT.) (~'hf' "fill: «I{ij, ~~) ~ 284 IV Sausar(M) (See Sausar Urban Agglomeration.)

    ~ (W.U'.) SausarU.A.* 1.60 2802 4785 5442 5318 (+13.73) (-2.28)

    mrt (rr.1fT.) «t~ (i) IV Sausar(M) 36!XI Sausar 1.58 2611 4785 5442 5.U8 (+13.73) (-2.28)

    ~ (or.IfT.) «j~ 285 V Sawer(M) 23/1 Sawer 1. 74 1256

    ~ (rr.'tT.) f$ 286 II Sehore (M) 29/1 Sehore 16.42 9085 16864 12105 13588 (-28.22) (+12.25)

    ~ (;ft .t!;.;P. ) f~ 287 V Semaria (N.A.C.) 13/1 Sirmour 10.27 1000

    ~IAT (rr. 1fT • ) «nr 288 III Sendhwa(M) 24/XI Sendhwa 2.32 4550

    -----~------_------.------_---_.... __ - ._------109

    ._------._--_.. _----_._--_._-._.'- 10 Ii 1~ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------~--~----...---.--.--- ..----

    5768 8111 1186 908 928 ( +40.62)

    7046 8045 7721 9452 9981 11490 3792 979 1009 982 ( ·1-10.25) (-,14.18) (-4.03) (+22.42) ( +5.60) (-1-15.12)

    7046 8045 7721 9452 9317 10379 3887 979 1017 999 (+10.25) (-1- 14 . 18) (-~.03) ( -1-22,42) (-- 1.43) (-1- 11 .40)

    6934 7095 9137 11263 15068 18860 3641 939 949 938 (+6.06) (-1-2.32) (+28.78) (+23.27) (+33.78) (+25.17)

    ~ 4410 5905 Declassified 7410 9790 13451 3002 916 907 911 (+33.90) (+32.12) <-1-37 .40)

    ~

    Decla5silicd 46514 3030 769

    11176 11575 20183 38046 62162 96667 789 797 806 (+39.73) (+3.57) (+74.37) (+88.51) (+63.39) (+55.51)

    11176 11575 20183 38046 57531 90476 4290 789 809 816 (+39 73) (+3.57) <+74 37) (-:-88.51) (-;-51 21) (+5726)

    5919 6313 6766 8962 11639 14954 9346 937 941 941 (+11 30) t -f-6 66) (+7.18) (-1-32.46) (+29.87.1 (+28.48)

    5919 6313 6766 8962 11083 14038 8885 937 939 950 (+11.30) (+6.66) (+7 18) (+32.461 (+23.67) (+26.66)

    4347 6220 7946 4567 938 905 932 (+40 18) <+27.75)

    13860 16831 20879 28489 36136 52190 3178 8·13 860 856 (+2.00) (+21.441 (+2405) (+36.45) <+26.84) (-1-44.43) Wflff'iCf 2313 Declassilied 5956 580 894

    5635 8390 13247 18415 28370 12228 906 934 924 (+48.89) (+57.89) (+39.01) (+54061 ------. -_._------_ .. _------_.------.. ------_._--_._-_. __ ._-_.-.-_ .. 110

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    ~ Wm 289 IV Seondha (N.A.C.) 4/11 Seondha 2.93 1880 5542 3954 4313 (-28.65) (+9.08) ~ (if.1fT.) fucr;:fr 290 II Seoni (M) 37/II Seoni 8.47 10025 11864 13839 12772 (+16.65) (-7.71) fu;r;:i'r-lfl"<'I'1fF fuq.fr~ 291 IV Seoni-Malwa (M) 32/VIlI Seoni-Malwa 4.61 3077 7531 6568 6004- (.-12.79) (-8.59) ~ {;r.u.) (~ifIrt ~~) 292 III Shahdol (M) (See Shahdol Urban Agglomeration.)

    ~ (if.9 .) Shahdol U.A.· 21.96 9774

    ~)~ (;r.q'f.) 9~' (i) 1lI Shahdol(M) 141V Sohagpur 19.92 8805

    ~ (,".If.) ~ 293 V Shahgarh (G.P.) 10/X Banda 15.05 1639

    ~ (if.1f .) ~ 294 IV Shahpur(M) 2S/Vl Burhanpur 38.82 2082 ~(~) ;jr.~.~. qfc!iJ 295 V Shahpura (Jabal pur) 33/XV Patan 6.65 1325 (N.A.C.)

    ~ (atr.rT) (;ft.~.'Ii.) f.rornr 296 V Sh

    ~ (if_1fT.) ~ 297 III Shajapur (M) 19/1V Shajapur 6.03 5832 9953 8876 7894 (-10.82) (-11.06)

    'IIfl'm. ( if . 'IT. ) ~ 298 IV (M) 16/XII Garoth 3.02 2516

    ~ (;r.1JT.) ~i 299 III Sheopur(M) l/VI Sheopur 3.99 5121 6712 5531 5898 (-17.60) (+6.64)

    ~ (;r.'lT.) ~ 300 II Shivpuri (M) 5/II Shivpuri 81.11 13027 10628 11915 (+12.11)

    ~~ (;:r.'lT.) ~ 301 III (M) 19/VI Shujalpur 7.74 4295 5731 5938 6072 (+3.61) (+2.26)

    m (if.'lT.) ~Hr 302 IV Sidhi(M) 15/1 Gopadbau&s 10.10 4396

    ftIWU (;:r. 'n.) f~ 303 m Sihora (M) 33/VI Sihora 19.71 4842 5595 5432 6387 (-2.91) (-1-]7.58) ------_-_-_--_------_------111

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    ~ ~~!J 4949 5445 5186 Decla~ified Declassified 11605 3961 834 (+14.75) (+10.02) (-4.76)

    16081 20570 25024 30274 38396 54017 6377 926 921 896 (+25.91) (+27.91) (+21.65) (+20.98) (+26.83) (+40 68)

    6410 6427 7484 9118 12064 15862 3441 877 866 896 (+6 76) (+0.27) (+16.45) (+21. 83) (+32.31) (+31.48)

    6753 12394 22196 32236 49631 2260 816 845 825 (+83.53) (+79.09) (+-45.23) (+53.96)

    6753 12394 22196 28490 44342 2226 816 845 816 (+83.53) (+ 79.09) ,+28.36) (+55.64)

    8498 565 864

    11578 298 976

    7373 1109 881

    7935 269 921

    7766 10757 13832 17317 25189 33969 5631 894 887 903 (-1 62) (+38 51) (+28 59) (+2520) (+45.46) (+34.86)

    7272 10196 14017 4641 872 888 896 \ +40.21) (+37.48)

    6905 8378 9502 14591 19077 27097 6791 843 895 891 (+1707) (+21.33) (+13.42) l+53.56) (+30.74) 1-[-42 04)

    12954 15490 21887 28681 508511 75738 934 854 837 841 (+8 721 (+1958) (+41. 30) (+31 04) (+77. 32) (+48.92)

    5126 7878 10635 13690 18957 24565 3174 853 Si4 873 {+15581 (+53 59) (+3500) (+28.73) (+38.47) (+29.58)

    5021 9364 19654 1946 715 781 738 (+86.50) (+109.89)

    5764 1026 79:9 14194 18385 24599 t:!48 8)2 896 906 (-9 15) (+21.89) (+12.85) (+19.01) (+::9.53) (+33.80) Il2 ._------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------_------_- "r~fi1ir (m. If . ) (~;W{ ~~) 304 Y Sirgiti (G.P.) (See Bilaspllr Urbln Agglomeration) ~ (;ft.~.lfi.) ~ 305 Y Sirmour (N.A.C.) 13/H Sirmour 31 16 ttl7 fWIGr (if. 'IT. ) fum 306 III Sironj (M) 27/1 Sironj o 91 4933 10411 12091 11760 (+16.07) (-"! 14) ~ (if.'IT ) ~ 307 V (M) 16/X Sitamau 4 30 1786 5817 5924 5843 (+0.80) (-1.37) ~~ (if.'IT.) ~ 308 IV S'lhagpur (M) 12tH S,)hagpur 2.90 )1163 7420 1239 1053 (-2 44) (-2 'i7)

    ~"'t;A;~ (if. 'IT ) ~ 309 IY Sonka teh (M) 20/m Sonkatch 1.31 181t

    ~ ~ (;ft.~.lfi.) ~ 310 V Soya! Kalan (N.A.C.) 19/IX Susner 1.07 15.!1

    ~ (m.'IT.) ~ 311 V SuraJpur (G.P.) 391m Sl1raJPur 10 36 1509

    ~~~ (if.'IT.) ~ 312 Y Susner (M) 19/1 Susner 026 1472

    Q~ (;ft.1:l:.lfi.) ~i 313 TV Takhatpur (N.A.C.) 40/JY Bilaspur 8.44 ~086

    ~ (if.'IT ~ atll'tf1,,!l'I' atilfIf1~(T 314 Y Tal (M) I7jI Alot I 24 1657 4954 Declassified Declas~ified

    ~ (if.lfr.) CRTifTJ 315 IV (M) 18/1ll Tarana 1.45 2715 4490 5463 4997 (+21 .67) (-8. 53) l!fmrT ( if . 'IT . ) ~ 316 Y Thandla (M) 21/H Thandla 0.39 147~

    c~tB" ( if. 'IT • ) e~ 317 nr Tlkamgarh (M) 7/1 Tlkamgarh 6.22 7007 14050 15495 14096 (-l-10.28) (-9.03) ~ (m.If.) (~qm illf~ ~ ~) 318 IV TlkurJ (G.P.) (S.:e Murwara Urban Aggl.'merallOn)

    fu<;m itam (if. 'IT . ) ~ 319 IV Tilda Newara (M) 44/UT Raipur 16 44 2691

    f~if'T (if.'IT.) i[W l::m IV Timarni (M) 32/IX Harda 8.08 1904

    fuml (>;fT. 'IT. ) ~-f"",,", 321 IV Tirodl (G.P.) 38/1V Wara-seoni 8.81 2142

    ~lf'!~ (;ft.~.!fi'.) ~'!".~T 3'!'! Y U dlip Ira (N'<\C) 30'yl Udalpura 13.77 13. II 113

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19

    5361 144 832

    12115 13906 15110 11288 22413 28103 31542 908 89:! 899 (+4.38) (+13.29) (+8.66) (+14.41) (+29.64) (+28.06)

    6303 1600 1015 7362 8460 9920 2301 920 891 903 (+1.81) (+!0.58) (-110) (+4.95) (+14.91) (+11.26)

    8141 8629 8993 931P. 12091 1564! 5394 914 925 904 (+IS.43) (+5.99) (+4.21) (+4.3 3) <+28.94) (+29.30) ~ 4063 4122 Declassified 6540 8230 10311 1514 909 - 945 892 <+3.91) (+"!5.84) (+26.09)

    8899 8311 952

    5296 1411 111 886 891 (+41.18)

    ~I:f 3851 Declassified 5292 1129 8118 31454 928 895 927 <+34.71) <+14.11)

    6015 9406 11858 1405 1002 989 948 (+54.83) (+26.01) 31~ Declassified 5181 5704 6858 8S02 6856 954 975 961 (+10.09) (+20.23) (+23.91)

    6301 6345 8499 10805 12911 15831 109~2 86" 915 911 (+26.22) (+0.60) (+33.95) (+:1.13) (+19.55) (+22.~1)

    5011 6711 8453 11614 952 925 921 (+33.52) (+24.84)

    14366 16112 13429 20469 21905 41354 6809 914 898 896 \+1.92) (_12.15) (-16.65) (+52.42) (+36.33) (+51.18)

    5636 10014 15089 918 954 988 1004 (+18.74) (+49.78)

    495 ( 5627 6310 1896 10551 1301 950 888 90Q (+13.65) (+13.20) (+23.96) (+33.10)

    8530 8801 10031 11203 1272 1008 911. 961 (+3.25) (+13.91) (+11.62)

    apffl'~ 2870 Declassified 7618 553 859 1 R.OI/86-25 114

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    ~ (;r.f.r.) ~ii"If"{~~ 3231 Ujjain (M. Corp.) See Unain Urban Agglomeration.

    ~ (;r.u.) Uilain U.A.· 74.78 48475 39892 39295 4390' (-1.50) (+1l.7

    ~:ii;r (;r. for • ) ~ (i)1 Ujjain (M. Corp.) 18/IV Ujjain 71.33 47812 33892 39295 -43908 (-1.50) (+11.74)

    \1Qi"tlll (;r. qf . ) iIilit~ 324 IV Umaria (M) 14/1 Bandhogarh 12.68 2398 5381 6008 5206 (-11.65) (-13.35)

    ~ (on. I{ . ~. ) orftn'l{ 325 IV Unchahara (N.A.C.) 12/m Nagod 10.71 2132 3785 4507 4339 (+19.08) (-3.73)

    ~ (;r.qT.) ~T 326 II Vidisha (M) 27/IV Vidisha 5.83 11956 7481 8427 8801 (+12.65) (+4.44)

    ~~r~ (;r.'I'T.) 'ITtT-f\11f ;it 327 IV Wara seoni (M) 38/11 Wara-seoni 6.10 3460

    ------Note:-'"''The asterisk mark shown against the town represents the data of the constituent town with out-growths' 115

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

    54650 81262 129817 144161 208561 282203 3774 872 891 905 (-124.46) (-1-48.71) (+59.73) (+11.05) (+44.67) (+35.31)

    S46SO 81272 129817 144161 2069.54 278454 3904 872 891 (+24.46) ( +48.11) (+59.72) (+11.05) ( +43.56) (+34.55)

    7614 6843 8175 11211 10249 15661 1236 858 936 909 (+46.25) ( +10.14) (+19.48) (+37.94) (+9.12) (+52.86)

    4586 6128 6371 7447 9662 11979 1118 941 942 917 (+5.69) (+33.62) (+3.97) (+16.89) (+29.14) (+23.98)

    195703 14472 19184 27718 43212 65521 11238 833 838 850 (+20.10) (+36.92) (+32.56) (+44.48) (-'-55.90) (+51.63)

    6607 SSS6 11308 17876 17673 2897 911 936 ( +44.63) (+18.33) (+31.56) (+18.80) fimar 2 STATBMaNT II

    SITlififcli'~ ij?fJ' iflTU IIi'r ~Rr, 1979 Physical Aspeets and Location of TOwns. 1979

    SI. Class and name of Physical aspects Name of and Road distance (in kms.) from No. town ------.------.m ~ (f~. ~'T q) (i. i.1{) ~ ~ a~dT~ ~~lfI' Q~ ~~I ~Aflfi ~u ~~if ;,;ri' u ~ (~10 mQ'i1i flti. 111'. it; ~t ,fr~ tt) ~, f.:r~ Navigable ;rn;u river! Rainfall Temperature State Di.trict Tahsil Nearest Railway Bus canal (in (in centrigrade) H Qrs. H Qrs. HQrs. city with station route (if mm.) arftr~ ~~ population within Maxi- Mini- of one 10 mum mum lakhand Kms.) more

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~ ~ ~~ ~ ;,;nTif m~ qm: 1. IV Agar 933.4 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Shlijapur Aaar Uiiain SaraIlBPur Agar (184) (77) (0) (63) (52) (0)

    ~'Uif1I'1:~q

    2. IV Ahiwara See Ahiwara Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.~. ~'W!; ~ q, Ahiwara U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ ~ 'l~ ~'". f~<'IT~~ ",~1:: m~ V Ahiwara 1388.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Dura Durg Bhilai- Bhilai- Ahiwara nagar nagar (626) (35) (35) (24) (24) (0)

    ~ ~ "If{ ~~ tv V Ajaigarh See Ajaigarh Urban Agglomeration ql.fll'll'l.~. ~1:ifiri W Aj~garh U.A. • See constituent unit

    8JijI'~ ~ 'fWT 'I'~~'" 1::",f ~T ~ 3 V Ajaigai-h 1137.1 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Panna Ajaigarh Rewa Saina Ajajgarh (445) (32) (0) (155) (104) (0)

    16 117 ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~fh: ~ "Il

    "'Ii")~ 'Il"rmr f1m" f~ r.rr~ ~ ~ 5V Akoda 705.1 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Bhind Gwalior Bhind Akoda (519) (17) (17) (91) (17) (0)

    ~ 'i!'mOf 1If1'iI11!~ ~~~ mmr ~1lT ~1lT Shujalpur Bhopal 6V Akodia 1094.0 32.9 18.4 Bhopal shajapur Akodia (100) (50) (12) (100) (0) (0) fltrl" .miT (~.sr)

    !JIf", (1"1,!( '!If", (1\lj2l~ ~ iR"~arr ~~~

    ~ ~ ~~ 'QTffi"~ ~~ mlf~~ 'QTffi"~ an~ Alot Ratlam Vikram- 9 Alot 975.6 31.9 19.2 Bhopal Ratlam Alot garh-Alot (375) (82) (0) (82) (0) (0)

    q'fI (qla.., ~'"t_". ~e.r 1I"mOf ~a.n ~~ !II"'f~ Satna Amar- Rewa Maihar 10 A,marpatan 1056.1 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Amar- patan pat8D (523) (37) (0) (40) (24) (0)

    ~T 'Il""'lmr fiJffiST ~ ~(~(T) &~ ~W'fT Bhopal ClIhind- Amar- Nagpur Chhind- 11 Aroarwara 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Amar- wara wara (Mah.) wara wara (373) (40) (0) (152) (40) (0)

    'i)tn'f rcrt~ ~ ~ !II"~ ~ !II"I1rT~ Ambab GwaIior Morena Ambah 12 Ambah 709.6 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Morena (499) (34) (0) (73) (34) (0) ",r""""2Il; af"''''I$< ~~ ~ iN 13m Ambikapur See Ambikapur Urban Agglomeration

    ~~;r.~. rn",~~ Ambikapur U.A.* See Con~tituent Unit

    ~'( ~ .4i'r!'( 'ff... "'1'1 < ~'( ~'( ~'(1 (i) ill Ambikapur 1404.8 30.2 17.4 Bhopal Ambika.. Ambika.. Bilaspur Bishram- Ambika- pur pur pur pur (799) (0) (0) (206) (24) (0)

    'il)q'n;r ~ ~ ~crrf ~'( ('If{f.) ~ 'I'f~ 14 In AmJa 1128.7 30.8 17.9 Bhopal Betul Multai Nagpur (Mah.) Amla Amla (218) (39) (31) (140) (0) (0)

    ~ ~m:~~~ ~q

    15m Amlai See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration

    at'~ mmr ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 16 IV Anjad 960.7 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Rajpur Indore Mhow Anjad (321) (71) (17) (124) (111) (0)

    ~ ~ ~ ~~l; ~ ~'( ~~ 17 V Anuppur 1314.7 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagpur Bilaspur Anuppur Anuppur (770) (35) (55) (107) (0) (0) 118

    ~ -- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    'If1itr 1I1'tT<'r 'Ull1~ ~ftI'!~ 'Ulfi~ ~ 'lR1f 18 IV Arang 1388_2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Raipur Raipur Arang Aral'lg (665) (36) (36) (36) (0) (0)

    ~~ "f~ ~"fT ~lJ'~ 'fI1tmr ~lJ'~ ¥l'Qt\';p-;rlJ'~ 19 III Ashoknagar 863_5 31.8 17.6 Bhopal Guna Ashok- Bhopal Ahosk- Ashok- nagar nagar nagar (211) (45) (0) (211) (0) (0)

    ~ ~ f«~~ ~~ m

    ;n-;rt ~~ ~Qj'1'FGlTI{ &:mlf'rllTl{ '4ftqr~ if1'I1'mI'

    ~ 'lTm;;r 'UIIi;r ;rW ~ ~ ~ 22 V :8adi 1150_3 31.5 18_5 Bhopal Raisen Bareilly Bhopal Piparia Badi (105) (70) (15) (lOS) (50) . (0)

    ~(I- ~ ~.q'(Tfulfl ~1("( ~ ~ 23 V Badkhui See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~;pr~ ~.,~~~~ 24 III Badnagar See Badnag:ar Urban Agglomeration

    ~~ ;ro~ ~"'G

    "'~ 'IT).:n ... 'i'i;;f;;' if:f;:rn: 'i3':;j;r il'W'ifl11: ifg";;'111: (i) III Badnagar 756.4 38.7 7.8 Bhopal Uiiain Badnagar Uiiain Badnagar Badnaga. (236) (46) (0) (46). (0) (0) cra:;:n'II'~ mmr Q1~ ~ ~;r ~ - ~rcr~ 25 IV Badnawar 864.9 38.7 7.8 Bhopal Dhar Badnawar Ujjain Badnagar BadnaWSI (284) (52) (0) (67) (17) (0)

    ~ 'I1tn'... ~~ ~ ;r-ol;r m~~ ~ 26 V Badod 933.4 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Shajapur Agar Ujjain Sarangpur Badod (210) (103) (26) (94) (78) (0)

    ~ "fro;.; w:rt~ lf~~ '(TlI'!~ ~~ ~ 27 IV Bagbahara 1549.5 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Maha- Raipur Bag- Bag- samund bahara bahara (72n (10) (45) (100) (0) (0)

    i!I11f ~ 1:lT~ 'l!1l:ft r.tr~ ~R (~~) mr 28 V Bagh 960.7 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Dhar Kukshi Indore Dahod Bagh (340) (90) (16) (156) (Ouj.) (96) (0)

    ;nt1.n- 'iim;.; ~cmr ~ ~"{ ~1: ~ 29 V Bagli 1053.4 31.3 17_5 Bhopal Dewas Bagli Indore Indore Bagli (180) (61) (6) -(56) (56) (0)

    ~-~ (fm) ~ ~m m~ fr'!l1 ~'II'I''(T ~~ 30 V Baikunthpur (Rewa) 1167.7 40.0 7_8 Bhopal Rewa Sirmour Rewa Dabhoura Baikunth- pur (560) (24) (15) (24) (51) (0)

    ~.~(~) "fl

    ----~~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ------iI1<'I'l"fT?: iI1~ ~~ ~ ~ 32 II Balaghat See Balaghat Urban Agglomeration

    iIT<'Il'1lf1e 1!f. ~. ~ (lfirt ~v Balaghat U.A. • See Constituent Unit

    ~ 'Iim« iIl'«lm?: iI1'<'ITmi!' 'fi~l; ~ ifT<'mm' (i) II Balaghat 167'.6 30.8 18.5 Bhopal Bahghat BaJaghat J~balpur Balaghut Ba1f.ghat (431) ~O) (0) (186) (0) (0)

    ~OO~ ~ ;_..f ~:srl-U iIl'~ ~tf iIl'<'fN ~ 33 IV Balod 1:88.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Durg Samari Durg Balod Balod Balod (649) (5S) (0) (58) (0) ( 0)

    ii'l"I

    m-;rl; m1f'1; ~ 'iI"):mr ~ mm- ~~ 36 IV Banda 1393.9 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Banda Sagar Sagar Banda (216) (30) (0) (30) (30) (0)

    OI\~ mmr ~)« ~ ~r~ 14\'~ orf1lt~ 37 V Bansagar 1351.9 31.4 IS.0 Bhopal Shahdol Beohari Rewa Beohari Bansagar (700) (108) (22) (53) (22) (0)

    .ron- ~ ~~ ;ron- ~ fl{:ffm .ron- 33 IV Baraily 1150.3 31.5 IS.5 Bhopal Raisen Baraily Bhopal Piparia BaraiIy (120) (S7) (0) (120) (35) (0)

    ~ mmr ~~ :sr~~ :sr(~~ :sr(~~ orw 39 IV Bargi 1447.5 32. t IS.3 Bhopal Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur Bargi (362) (32) (32) (32) (32) (0)

    .-r~ ~ w~ otfiI' mm 1ft{A'1 om::r~ (~. sr.) (~ sr) 40 v Barigarh 1067.5 32.6 IS. 1 Bhopal Chhat8C- Laundi Jhansi Mahoba Barigarh pur (UP) (UP) (413) (69) (13) (171) (20) (0)

    n

    "~i{ ;r.~ ~i:{~~~ Barwaha U.A.* See Constituent Unit

    ~ ~ ~q);f ~ ~ ~ ~~ (i) III BarwaJta 964.9 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Barwaha Indore Barwaha Barwaha (250) (SO) (0) (54) (0) (0)

    ~T ~ ~);f ~~ ~~ ~ if~T 42 III 636.2 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Barwani Indore Mhow Barwani .(337) (88) (0) (140) (127) (0)

    ~ ~ ~RQlT ~ 'II'tmr ;j~mrro ~ 43 nr Basoda 1141.1 31.5 IS.5 Bhopal Vidisha Basoda Bhopal Gam- Basoda Basoda (117) (65) (0) (117) (0) (0) 120

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 --_._------~ 'iI')Imr lllWr ~ ~ m'1R ~;;r 44 IV Begamganj 1369.4 31.3 18.5 Bhopal Raisen Begam- Sagar Sagar Bepm- ganj ganj (124) (78) (0) (58) (58) (0)

    ~~I",=T ~ ~tf ~iI;:ru U~ U~\ ~ro 45 IV Bemetartl 1388.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Durg Bemctara Raipur Raipur Demetara (667) (76) (0) (66) (66) (0)

    iIf'¢ 1I1

    .(\fuqr 1fm~ 'fIltn~ ~ 1I1mr 1I'Imr ~ 47 IV Bera~ia 1047.9 31.5 18.5 Bhopal Bhopal Berasia Bhopal Bhopal Berasia (42) (42) (0) (42) (42) (0) ~ \'I'Itmr at~ 'iIi

    ~~\ 1!'l

    ~ f"'Clffi'ti(ifi~~, U1N~) so V Bhamodi See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration '11th 'IIm..- nrrr.rlf~ m~ mm(:a-.'Sf.) f"'1'tlfr!l'(:a-.!f.) 1iT .., 51 IV Bhander 749.1 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Gwalior Bhander Jhansi Chirgaon Bhander (UP) (UP) (438) (109) (0) (49) (19) (0)

    ~ 'f1q'~ ~ 1fTif'{U ,~ 8J1lf« 1fT~U .-51 IV Bhanpurtl -895.4 31 5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Bhanpura Ratlam Shamgarh Bhanpur£ (S02) (124) (0) (205) (40) (0)

    ~ 1I)tmr iffiI'Tlm" iI1~ ~ iI1\if'Tf.ITZ 'lTdoft' 53 V Bharbeli 1672.6 30 8 18.5 Bhopal Balaghat Balaghat Jaba)pur Balaghat Bharbeli (438) (5) (5) (191) (5) (0)

    ... ~ mmr 'Ulf'!' 1I'momm: ~ 1fTaNm m~r'ITU 54 m Bhatapara 1388.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Baloda Raipur Bhatapara Bhatapara Bazar (703) (80) (24) (801 (0) (0)

    mm, 1ilmr tcmr m~ ~\ m~ mmn 5S V Bhaurasa 1053.4 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Dewas Sonkatch Indore Dewas. Bhaurasa (135) (18) (16) (53) (18) (0)

    'fft~ ~ ~ ~'11'f fil'nr itlFltfjqf 56 V Bhikangaon 848.0 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Bhikan- Kltandwa Khandwa BhjJean- gaon '""" gaon (350) (42) (0) (45) (45) (0)

    ~ 'ti<'IT ~-.-~~l'I~~~ 57 IV BhiIai Kalan See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration

    A~ \~-~ ~-~ ~~ ~ ~ 58 I Bhilainagar See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration

    i\')(if'rni' ~m~i' ;:r~ ~~ S9 V Bhilakhedi See Itarsi Urban Agglomeration ]21 ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 H 12 ------f'l;:e 'l'JImr fir;:e N~ ~ ftm' f'l'~ 60IJ Bhind 705 t 32.5 18 8 Bhopal Bhind Bhind Gwalior Bhind Bhind (S02) (f) (0) (80) (0) (0)

    ~ 'I'm"!' 'filmr g"l~ ~ 'litq'R1 ~ (~) 61 I Bhopal 1208.9 31.5 ] 8.5 Bhopal Bhopal Huzur Sagar Bhop

    an""'T ..mr"1' ~1~'IT;' ~T ~ Glf1'l<.1 ~l 62 IV Biaora 1205.7 32.9 IS.4 Bhopal R1.Jguh BilOra BhlPli Biaora Blaora (117) (26) (0) (117) (0) (0) "I'''tm; ~ 9~'l'.;: fir;!lCR .miT(~.~.) ~1i1T= fOl'Gl~ 63 IV Bijawar 1129.8 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Bijawat Jhansi Hupllpur Bijawar (330) pur (0) (U.P.) (64) (0) (38) (\44)

    ~lftt;: "",,,liT ~T f~~ r.nf<'P(': ~mm~ 64 V Bijeypur 720.8 32.9 IS.5 BhoPll Mlrenl Bljeypur Gwl1ior Bijeypur Bljeypur (495) (106) (0) (149) Road (0) (12)

    ~T ~ ~ ~ fit<;n~ f~ fifil"{T 65 V Bijuri 1314.7 31.4 18.00 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagl)ur Bilaspur Bijuri Bij'"uri (705) (113) (113) (159) (0) (0)

    ~~ f.r~ ~ ~i!: ~'Ii 66 I Bilaspur See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration

    fif.I'N'T.. :~ it. q. ~~~ Bilaspur U.A. see Ccnstituent unit.

    ~ mmr f.r~ f.r~ ;:~ N~ f~" (i) Billlspur* 1327.8 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Bilaspur BiiasPllr R'lipur Bilaspur Bilaspur (652) (0) (0) (116) (0) (0) flr!:m-r 'I'Itmr ~ fil"orr~" fifflT~ f~'{ fm::f;re,. (ii) Sirgiti 1327.8 32.8 21.2 Bhopal Bilaspur BiiasPllr Bilaspur Bilaspur Sirgiti (657) (5) (5) (5) (5) (0) if"fifT-~· ~lf1' ~);rT-~ i(~ ~~ ~v 67 III Bina-Etawn See Bina-Etawa Urban Agglomeration

    ifr.rr-~ ;r . ~. ~

    :;iT;rT--'~'" 'If"tm; ~ ~ ;:rr11'l: if~r ifr.n-Jl:i!T'" (iii) Bina-Etawa 1393.9 30.9 I!). 5 Bhop1,1 Sagu Khurai Sagu Binl Binl EtlWl (262) (76) (20) (76) (0) (0)

    fiil':f~ "1'1'1'1"1' llQ.;'1' ~~~'If'{ ;:m *,<:AT~T fil1:fu~-r: 68 V Birsmghpur 1137.1 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Satna R'lghuraj- Rewa Jaitwua BJrSingh- (519) (33) nlgar (91) (14) p:Ir (33) 0>

    ~~r~t 1'11trr

    '!;.m ~m--~;r~··fr 'Itf'{ ~ ~ .. 70 TV Burh'lr See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urb,m Agglomeration ------_------_------1 RGI/86-26 122

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ----~------or.. ~1~-1:l",!~') or. ~ . ~'E("!!fi {!fiJi ~li Burhar-Dhanpuri UA See Constituent Unit

    t(ItOI"~ m.nor ~)or IT)~cr: ·(ten 'Wf

    if.lf1~ 'il'ml'l' ~il"or ~'!~ ~r.n ~R 0I'1€tt:"'. (ii) Burhar 1381.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagpur Rewa Burhar Burhar (616) (24) (24) (185) (0) (0)

    ~'!;(I (';{~ ~,.. ~) 1\:):t\1'I: ~iWr ~~ ~)qr '~T<: ~'f.~r (iii) Dhanpuri 1351.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagpur Rewa Burhar Dh:lnpuri (Nargada Hari Dafai) (629) (38) (26) (189) (4) (0)

    ., ~furr ":;r;ro:f)- !fi1;f'T--.

    72 IV Chachaura-Binaganj See Chachaura-Binaganj Urban Agglomeration

    'iifl"if~T-·-·.n"'T~ if. ~ ~'EfC:!fi {!fiJi ~Ii Chachaura~Binaganj See Constituent Unit

    ~--'iI'~ (i)IV Chachaura Binaganj - 1140.2 31. 8 17.1 Bhopal Guna Chachau- Bhopal Chachau- Chachau- (152) (68) Ia (152) • ra- ra- (0) Binaganj Binagaj (0) (0)

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    ~1;fT 'l{m.r ~~ meT mil" ~m "f~<'IT (:a-. Sf. ) (:a-.Sf. ) 77 V Chandla 1067.5 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Laundi Jhansi Mahoba Chandla (422) pur (22) (U.P.) (U.P.) (0) (78 ) (180) (44)

    :q® iir f+rOf'll "ilR ~~ 78 III Charoda See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban AgglOmeration ------_------_._----- 123

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    'iIt(f ~m ~.r Wi'&'qrsT ~l1{arm- ;rr~(li'Err) ~~ '>0"(1{' !il'r~ 79 V Chaurai Khas 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Amuwara Nagpur Karabeh Chaurai- (308) wara (34) (Mah.) (2) Khu (34) (146) (0)

    WO~Cf't.. '¥l:1'q1'<'I' ~~ w,-~~ ~«"r(:a'.'l'.) ~'lT~orr: 'im:'!<: 80 II Chhatarpur 1067.S 32.6 16.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Chhatar- h'3.nsi HUP1I- Chh\tar- (344) pur pur (U.p.) pur pur (0) (0) (105) (54) (0)

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    '!91cr-fS-r<;qlS'T 'l'I:Ml''f .,~f«~~ if(f«~~ 'Sjil'~~ lJ~mq ~cr-f~;:.tqfS'T 82 IV Chhota-Chhind wara 1261. 8 32.4 200 Bhopli Nlr5im- Nlrsim'Hl- Jab:dpur GoteglOn Ctlh·')tl- (2.87) hapur pur (53) (0) Chhind- (32) (32) wara (0)

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    f'ii!il'Tffi lfi;;rT fq~iffi' lfi<'IT ~tfW11 '1'n: ~1~ ~~ 84 IV Chikh'1]i Kalan See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

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    i\MltT 'ljJqI;;r f'i§r<;'l'm f~r<;"rsr ;;rrr~( "'IRTif a:r "!a:rf~lfT ( :r~r) v (iii) Butaria 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur(Mlh.) Chilnda- Butaria wara wara meta (0) (306) (32) (32) (148) (3)

    ~~ 'lifq'T\'!' f'(§r~Cfl6T f'(§iG'CflS'r "'rrr~ (l{~T) ~a-r ~~a-r v (iv) Cbandameta 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur Chanda- Chanda- (2.75) wara wara (Mah.) meta meta (29) (29) (51) (0) (0)

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    OlZi'i1im 'I1""ltrlt:r f~~q"J!1 f'i1i~ ::rl~(~) 'l"<.Tf'ilfT OlZT'iJm (viii) VI Jat9. chhapar 1094.1 JO.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpuc Parasia Jata- (252) wara warl' (Mah) (7) chhapar (36) (36) (159) (0)

    f,,<:f;rir "!<: Tfulj' T ;;"{. ~~ ~li' 85 IV Chirmiri See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration

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    ~1i!:"i{.'I!I". ~'CfZlIi ~ lIitl ~li' Damoh UA* See Constituent Unit

    <:"1I"Tq_ 'lil'lT<'f ~~ ~~ m~ ~~ ~~ (i) 11 Damoh 1173.0 30.7 19.5 Bhopal Damoh Damoh Sagar Damoh Damoh (264) (0) (0) (68) (0) (0) <:"'!"."1"r 'ilmr f~ f~6T ~ (1f~T) f~"{~~ <:"11"111. 89 V Damua 1(84.1 30.6 111.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur Hirdegarh Damua (310) wara wara (Mah.) (7) (0) (64) (64) (192)

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    ~tJT~ "liltrr<'f «p: ~r~ ~~ tfl'~T"{)g ~If~ 92 V Depalpul" 957.9 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Indore Depalpur Indore Gutampura Depal- (228) (4.0) (0) (40) pura pur Road (0) (20)

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    I:T1ftiir "lim;;r <:nrr: !{i{Q"fr "{flf~ ~"t ~"t 95 II Dhamtari 1436.1 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Dhamtari Raipur Dhamtari Dhamtari (707) (78) (0) (78) (0) (0) -. '-- ... -.... ------...... _ ._--._- -_ .. _-_ .. - 125

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    ~FlT 'lfJq-r{'f ~rtR «fiR ~~ «I;n: 'IT";fT 96 V Dh ana 1393.9 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Sagar Sagar Sagar Dhana (202) (17) (17) (17) (17) (0)

    tl";f~" (;ntm {f( ~q;rt) "1~1.. -I:t~" "'f~ ~~ W 97 111 Dhanpuri See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Agglc'meration (Nargada Hari Dafai)

    I:Tr~ 1fTtrR I:T~ ~~,~ 1fR" I:Tr~ HI IJI Dhar 929.7 31. 3 17.5 Bhopal Dhar Indor Mhow Dhar (250) (0) (64) (50) (0)

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    ~n:lf~rr't (~~~'t) 99 V . Dharamjaiaarh 1627.0 33.5 :1.5 Bhopal Raisarh Udaipur Bilaspur Kharsia Dharam­ (829) (76) (Dharam- (211) (68) jaigarh jaigarh) (0) (0)

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    f~ifl" 'IINr\i f'i§~ R9~. ifm-r:(lIW} 'R:rf@fr f~MifT 101 V Dighawani 1094.1 30.6 IS.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur Parasia Digha- (280) wara wara (Maha) (5) wani (33) (33) (152) (0)

    \{tqrO'l' ;f60'1'T m)~) ;f~~ fURT ~"'~ f6iRr 102 V Dindori 1351. 9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Mandia Dindari Jabalpur Mandla Dindori (512) (104) (0) (150) (104) (0)

    iftn:1T¥ "liT'fr\i ~"' omrrrq Ii~rrr<;" f1f... rt.l'lf~ ~~~ ~)tT~'f~ 103 III Dongargarh 1305.7 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Rajnb.nd- Khaira- Bhilainagar Dongar- Dongar- (509) gaon garh garh garh (38) (42) (93) (0) (0)

    ~ '1'.rf~r f"'flifr~f'i· lfic;rr-'Hrf~r iflf'\ ¥L~ ~ 104 III Dongar Parsia See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration ~ti ,!~-f1f~if;n: ~ ~ 105 I Durg See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration.

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    ~~<::mT m"l" ;;>:Pr~ "l"fS<:'!fm ";;f;{OW. '1"rs:~'!f~T "l"~'!fm 106 III Gadarwara 1268.2 32.4 20.0 Bhop:J1 NHsim~- G Id''lrwara 1abaipur Gadar- Gad~ r- (203) pur (408) (130) W.lI".1 W.Ull (48) (0) (0)

    '!1T;ror:r <::~"ffl1 ~r~ Us "l"MI~ «r>r.) ~rt-S<:r If,"T!iI"l;;r 107 V Gandhi Sagar Hyde( Colony 895.4 31.5 18.6 Bh'l,nl M l'ldnur B'll"l~Jr_1 1tllllw Ir G ~ndhi- (534) (156) (32) Ro&d Slg'lr (R"lj.) Hydel Colony (50) (0)

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    ~r~ 'il~ ~'f>:,!<:: ~:;>:'!<:: ~r«i ( ~.~. ) ~(-a-.~.)~~ 109 V Garhi-Malehra 1043.9 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Chhatar- Jhe.n~i Mahoba Garhi (36Q) pur pur (UP) (UP) Malehra (16) (16) (121) (35) (0)

    ;riro "1"tto if;r< ~ ~ 110 IV Garoth See Garoth Urban Agglomeration

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    •tR!iI"f iJfum ;rl({ ~ ~. 111 V Gaurclla St.'e Gaurella Urban Agglomeration m~ WcTa-lf," ~ ~~ Gaurella See Constituent Unit

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    ;ffmq 'flt'ffi'l" ~ ~ ~T ;r;:Il'if'i{ 'il'lJ"Pf 113 V Gogaon 960.6 33 6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Khargone Indore Sanawad Gogaon (312) (16) (16) (121) (40) (0)

    tf~ ~ forrs ~~ ~~ .rr~Us tfT~ 114 1II Gohad 624.7 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Gohad Gwalior Gohad Gohad (467) (41) (0) (40) Road (0) (5) 1~7 ------_'-_-_'------_------_------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ------l'irofr ~ flm' ~jq ~ mr ;it.:,,) 115 IV Gormi 64-0.9 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Mebgaon G wali or Soni Gormi (497) (3;) (I 5) (76) (9) (0)

    lTTtm;; ~ f,lifT ro filifT Jf?f~T ;iT~ 116 V Govindgarh 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Huzur Rewa Satna Govind- (655) (19) (19) (19) (52) garh (0)

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    llTU~ ~~ ~ ~ flT~(llifTf"""-) ~ rcnf\'TlR ~ (ii) IV Morar Canlt 900 2 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Gwalior Gird(Gwaliot) Gwahor Gwalior Gwalior (438) (10) (10) (10) (10) (10)

    ~1I'fT ,f1"tffi'T frcrT ~;f"f ~icrr fl1~ ~ (73."51") 119 V Hanumana 1167.7 40.0 7.6 Bhopal Rewa Mauganj Rewa Mirzapur Hanumana (628) (92) (27) (92) (UP) (0) (72)

    ~ ~ ~"Qi~ ~ ~~n: ~W ~ 120 III Harda 1124.2 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshanga- Harda Indore Harda Harda (166) bad (0) (149) (0) (0) (92)

    ~ ~ ~ 'i9cT1'J<: ~r ~ ~ (~. sr.) 121 V Harpalpur 1043.9 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Chhatar- Jhan~i Harpal- Harpal- (396) pur pur (UP) pur pur (52) (52) (55) (0) (0)

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    125 III Hoshangabad See Hoshangabad Urban Agglomeration

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    ~~ ~ ~~ ~qf~ ~ ~~ t,hftrr.I'R (i) III Hoshangabad 1382.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshan- Hosgan- Bhopal Hoshan- Hoshan- (70) gabad gabad (70) gabad gabad (0) (0) (0) (0) 'Iftqn;r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~f1rI: 126 V Ichhawar 1242.1 31.5 .18.5 Bhopal Sehore lcbhawar Bhopal Sehore lchhawar (58) (21) (0) (58) (21) (0)

    ~iti~~T f;{lF'i'r I9it'TT -If\Tfu1l'r "~l"t ~ iN 127 V Iklehra See Chikhali Kalan- Parasia Urban Agglomeration ~.m: 'fi'rrn;r ~~ ~;fu: ~ 'RR ~~ 128 I Indore 1053.4 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Indore Indore U.ijain Indore Indore (188) (0) (0) (58) (0) (0)

    ~r ~'I' ;m:~~N 129 II Itarsi See Itarsi Urban Agglomeration {en:dt if.~. ~~~q Itarsi U.A. See COn>tituent Unit 'll~r 'fi'rrn;r if~ ~mm- ~ ~r 'll""t<:frVfr (i)V Bhilakhedi 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshan- Hoshan- Bhopal Itarsi Bilakhedi (92) gabad gabad (92) (8) (10) (22) (22) ~"r ~ ~mmm- ~ 'IiI'mT ~r mm (ii) II Itarsi 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshan- Hoshan- Bhopal Itarsi )tarsi (84) gabad gabad (84) (0) (0) (14) (14)

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    ~;f:z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (ij) II Jabalpur Cantt 1447.5 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabal pur Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur (373) (3) (3) (3) (3) (3)

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    ~~ ~ ~ ~t: ~ ~. ~7 (i) II Jagdalpur 15.34.1 31.2 18.9 Bhopal Jagalpur Jagdalpur Raipur Jagdalpur Jagdalpur (1151) (0) (O) (295) (0) (O) 129

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    ~ ~ mPn' "t~ '(nrr ~ ~T 134 V Jaltwara 1137.1 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Satua Raghuraj- Rewa JaitW8ra .Jaitwara (518) (32) nagar (83) (0) CO) (32)

    'I'1tIi 'IiNriI' ftF;Am ~ ~~ ~ ~ 135 IV Jamai 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur Jamai Jamai (lll) wat'I\ waxa (Mat.) (~) (~) (48) (48) (184)

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    ~iI'.W "'"GIll' flIiIf ii' JaoraU.A. See Constituent Unit

    'I1II'U .mnr ~ ~ ~ :;n'!I'~ :;rr;rn (i) III Jaora 674.3 31.9 19.2 Bho~1 Ratlam Jaora Ratlam Jaora JIaora (327) (34) (0) (34) (0) (0)

    ."'1<,tal( 1fttmr "UZI1l1" ~ ~~'(i':;rr(~) "''II\~'''I'''' 138 IV Jaibpurnas:at 1726.6 35.8 7.4 Bhopal Raigarh Jashpur Ranchi Ranchi Jashpur- (0) (Bihar) (Bihar). nagar (964) (214) (135) (135) (0)

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    IIII!TU 'I"f!n'\1' ~~ ~ .mf1(;r.'I1'.) tn~'U'f't'(",'SI) GI'm''U 140 V 1001.1 39.2 5.7 Bhopal Tikam- Jatara Jhansi Mau- Jatara (357) garh (0) (U.P.) Ranipur- (0) (4-0) (88) (UP) (28)

    ~ 'Ii'rmf ~ 'IIliR ~ liIITIR -m IlIfI'R 141 IV Iawad 808~8 31.5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Iawad Radam Jawad Iawad (447) (69) (0) (155) Road (0) (11) timw fI'I1arI' IIT\'IT ~ ~ wr,arr 142 IV •Jhabua 776.8 45'.0 9.0 Bhopal Jhabua Jhabua Indore Magh- Jhabua (388) (0) (0) (150) Nagar (0) (18)

    8tl'tJ n 1fttmr "fl:ajiifll'l< ~ ~ ~ II'I1.T Q 143 IV J~nd 1351.9 :H.4 18.0 Bhopal Ambika.. Manendra- Bilaspur M anendra.. Jhagra. (664) pur garh garb ihand (128) (5) (218) (5) (0) - 11fl~ 'I)Imr ~ fII'(If'If~ ~ ~'{ 144 V Jirapur 865.6 32.9 18.4 Bhopal. Rajlarh Khilchi- Bhopal""'<'1' Pachor Jirapur (181) (38) pur (181) (56) (0) (20)

    .". ~ sn~ 'lim 1~ ~ \45 V J*"t 1\31.9 ItS.O 9.0 RMpe.\ lhal.:ru.&. .lGbe.t Indon. D0heod ~t (377) (SO) (0) (181) (70) (0)- 1 ROI/86-27 130 -__ .. - - 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12

    ~ .ttU ~ lI1N ti 146 IV Joura See Joura Urban Agglomeration

    ~ It. ~. UlfR~~ Joura UA. See Constituent Unit 1fm ~ ~ ;;fro ~ 'It'ro .mr (i) IV Joura 798.3 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Morena Joura Gwalior Joura Joura (486) (27) (0) (65) (0) (0) ~ ~ ~t.rr ~'lIl~ ~ ~ ~ 147 V Kailaras 731.8 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Morena SabaJgarh GwaJior Kailaras Kailaras (573) (45) (23) (87) (0) (0) ~ 'IIiFi, ~ "«'_q_ ~. ~ 148 IV Kanker See Kanker Urban Agglomeration. 1IIti't If • 'I' • ~ ~ KankerU.A. See"i!1Ii Constituent Unit ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Qlrn'U 'fit'R (i) IV Kanker 1394.8 31.5 19.9 Bhopal Jagdalpur Kanker Raipur Dhamtari Kanlcer (99D) (161) (0) (134) (58) (0) !FiR 'Iitmr ~ ~ tm ~ rn=i'It 149 IV Kannod 1180.0 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Dewas Kannod Indore Harda Kannod (253) (100) (0) (96) (54) (0)

    ~ 1I1wr ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ISO V Kantaphod 1180.0 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Dewas Kannod Indore Harda Kantaphod (171) (94) (36) (100) (90) (0) ~ ~ ;ro~ 'Rf~ ~ lIiToiT ..rorr lSI IV Kareli 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Narsimha- Narsim- Jabalpur KareH KareIi (235) pur hapur (101) (0) (0) (16) (16) !fur ~UifIR ~ ~ 152 IV Karera See Karera Urban Agglomeration I6'«T It. ~. "2:lti ~t ~ Karera U.A. See Constituent Unit ..rw ~ ~"r ~u am RT~ft iiR"u (\i. sr.) (".S!') (i) IV Karera 745.3 38.0 5.8 Bhopal Shivpuri Karera Jhansi Jhansi Karera (367) (55) (0) (UP) P (0) (44) (44W )

    lA~ ~ ~ ~ "«R ~ ~ 153 V 960.7 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Kasrawad Indore Barwaha Kasrawad (270) (34) (0) (80) (62) (0) ~(~) W"'tmr ~ qreif ~ ~ mr 154 IV Katangi (JabaJpur) 1447.5 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabalpur patan JabaJpur JabaJpur Katangi (335) (35) (18) (38) (38) (0)

    1IiiIf.' (lII1'iI'J1I'i~) ~ ~ iiI'l"Uftr;r;f ~ ~ ~ 155 IV Katangi (Balaghat) 1372.6 30.8 lS.5 Bhopal Balaghat Wara- JabaJpur Katangi Katangi (395) (40) seoni (140) (0) (0) (30)

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    ~ ~ ~ ~ lltit~. !I) .(-;;r.31) .~ 159 VI Khajurabo 1043.9 32.6 18.] Bhop'll Chh'ltar- Cbhtar- Jhansi Mahoba Khaju- pur pur (U.P.) (U.P.) raho (379) (45) (45) (152) (81) (0)

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    mr ~ Vnr "1~ ...,. ~ 161 I Khandwa 960.7 33.6 Khlndwa Khandwa Burhan- Khlndwa Khandwa pur (2.71) (0) (0) (68) (0) (0)

    ~r.rr '11m=r fnj{f finil"{ Iltur (~ .Ift . ) iRIi .~ 162 v Khaniyadhana 861.7 3S.0 5.8 BhoPll Shivpuri Pichhore JhlDSi Bu:ti Khaniya­ (U·P.) dh'lDa (420) (]OS) (31) (77) (40) (0)

    '11m=r ~ ~ Iffirr(-;;rlI') ~~~ ~q~ (-;;r.5I". ) 163 V 1001.1 39.2 5.7 Bhopal Tikam- Tika- Jhansi Mau- Kharga­ sarh garb (U.P.) Ranipur pur (U.P.) (352) (3S) (35) (100) (52) (O)

    ~ '11m=r ~ Q1rr 164 n Khargone 886.3 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Kbargone Khandwa Sanawad Khargone (328) (0) (0) (87) (69) (0) .mr~, ..mn.r 'Ulm ,~ fiffl"rtl\~ ~ftI'In ~ 165 IV K.harsia 1627.0 33.5 21.5 Bhopal Raigarh Raigarh Bilaspur Kharsia Kharsia (783) (39) (39) (l44) (O) (O)

    VT~ '11m=r ~ ~ ~~ tm ~ 166 IV Khatepon 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Dewas Khate- Indore Harda Khate­ goaD gaon (154) (119) (0) (115) (m ~ 1i't

    ftr~ '1Tcmr ~~ ~ ~ r.UflT ftrU'Al 169 V Khirkiya 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshang 1- Blrda Indore Khirkiy'l Khirkia bad (192) (122) (32) (183) (O) (O) IItm "I1tmr ~ ~ ~ ~)1; ~ 110 V Khujner 1094.4 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Rajgarh Rajgarh Uiiain Pachor Khujner (171) (28) (28) (125) (16) (0) '((C ~~"'~ ~t. 171 ill Khurai See Khurai Urban Agglomeration ~ 'f. v. v·'EI'~ (lr;rt ~. Khurai U.A. See ConstitUCDt Unit ~ oritcnir UI1J"{ ,,~ VJ'IR: ~t " ~ m (1) Khural 1206.4 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Khurai Sagar Khurai Khura! (241) (55) (0) (55) (0) (0) 132 - 1 2 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    tw~ mmr ~ rim.r ~ flI;~~ ~ 172 IV Kirandul 1534.1 31.2 18.9 Bhopal lagdalpur Dante- Rslpur Kirandul Kirandul (1052) (127) war. (430) (0) (0) (41)

    ~ 1fttm;r ~ ~ ~("sr) ~ IIi'nrmr 173 V Kolaras 781.0 38.0 5.8 Bhopal Shivpuri Kolaras Ihansi(Up) Shivpuri Kolaras (288) (24) (0) (121) (24) (0)

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    Iti'rm 1i'rtmr ~ 'linmr ~ ~ ~ 175 n Korba 1478.6 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Bilaspur Katghora Bilaspur Korba Korba (758) (106) (29) (106) (0) (0) ait~ m 0fIl"~ U'I.{ ~ 1761V Kota See Kota Urban Agglomeration

    1Ii't~ ;r. ~. v~~w, Kota U.A.· See Constituent Unit

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    llimiflll' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1lIrr ~ 177 IV KotIIU 1351.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagpur Jabalpur Kotma Kotma {I 022) (92) (92) (305) (0) (0)

    'IftImr I'R ,.,r t'I\1: ~(,,~ .., 118 IV Kukshi.. 960.1 13.6 19.6 Bhopal Dbar Kukshi Indore Dahod(GuO Kuksbi (358) (108) (0) (173) (164) (0)

    ~ 'Ii'I'mr 5'i ~ ~ ~ 1It~ 179 V Kumhari 1216.9 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Durg Durg Dura Kumhari KU1Uhari (620) (29) (29) (29) (0) (0)

    ~ I£tTftm 'M • ti 180m Kurasia Sec Kuras", Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ;r.~. "''''" N Kurasia U.A.· Sec CoJlltitutent~ Unit

    f.nfir(t 'IfIImr "rRiIfiI'1< ~'" r~ Nd1r

    ~ "fi<44ili< ~ ~ Ndilir ,-dim (II) m Khurasfa· 1351.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal"""'" Ambita- Manendra- Bilaspur ClImafri klll'asia (694) pur garh (239) (2) (0) (120) (38)

    \o')'~ ~ .mrw RIm ~ timW ffir iITIim I(mf 181 V Kurwai 1101.1 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Vidisha Kurwaf Bhopal Mandl Barmora Kurwaf (135) (83) (0) (135) (11) (0) 133

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1l 12

    ~ .Iin ;fIT{ U11t ~ 181 IV Kymore See Kymore Urban Agglomerat(.'n

    ~if.W. ~~~ Kymorc U.A.· Se, Constituent Unit

    ~ .mr.r ~ It''''ro ;rar ... ~'( lR:fr ~IIR (0 IV Kymore 1220.7 43.1 10.7 Bhopal Jabalpur Murwara Jabalpur Katni Kymore (5101) (137) (47) (137) (48) (0)

    ~ ~ fa ~n: Rt«r (,,;r) f~ ~ 183 IV Lahar 702.6 32.S 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Lahar Jhansi Bhind Lahar (557) (5S) (0) (105) (55) (0)

    ~ ftI1r;ft ~ iIN<'I\'( "t"Ril't ~ 184 V LakbnadoD 149S.9 30.8 18,5 Bhopal Seoni Lokhnadon Jaba)pur Ghunsore Lakhnadon (.94) (59) (0) (85) (30) (0)

    ~ '"'""' .mr Imi\' (\N ) ~~(". q' .) VIlir 185 V Laundf 1061.5 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatarpur~ Laundi Jhrnsi Mahoba Laundi (400) (56) (0) (UP) (UP) (0) (157) (21)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ ~(q:r) .mfrm ""'~r 186 V Lodhikheta 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhindwara Sausar Nagpur Lodhikhera Lodhikhera •. QI6} (Ma~ (73, (18) (65) to) (0)

    ..-r~ wrRr" n;rr ~;;r~ mr {f(RT 1Ii'~ 187 V Madhoprh 1137.1 32.1 18.7 Bhopal satna 3 Raghu!aj- Rewa satDa Madbolll'h nagar (494) (8) (8) (41) (8)

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    188 IV Mabaraj- 1043.9 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatarpur Chhatarpur Jhansi (U.P.) Mahoba Maharajpur pur (367) (23) (23) (126) (40) (0)

    1f(T~1( 'IINr'l' v~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~T~ 189 III Mahasa· 1549.5 l2.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Mabasa- Raipur Mahasa- Mabasa. Ql1.Uld mund mund mund (684) (S5) (0) (S$) (0) (0)

    ~ 'I)qy" .l1iR ~ ~ ~~ ~ 190 IV Mahesh­ 819.7 32.6 19.6 Bhopal KharSone Mabeshwar Indore Barwaha Mabesbwar war (340) (36) (0) (86) (40) (0)

    ~ ..m-r'l' nt.r ~ \Y*" ~~~ 191 IV Mahidpur 1000.3 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Ujjain Mahldpur Ujjain Mahidpur Mahidpur Road (286) (55) (0) (55) (14) (0)

    Jt~ ifNI" ~ al{( '{~ ~. altt· 192 m Maibar 1056.1 32.1 11·.7 Bhopal Satna Malhar Rewa Maihar MaUw (487) (37) (0) (87) (0) (0)

    1I1it~ 1IWr" ~ ~- ~ fqro" 11'~ 193 V Majboll 1320.3 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabalpur Sihora Jabalpur Sihora Majhouli (430) (60) (19) (60) (19) (0) 134

    ----1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~ wm~ lIIlillT~ ~~ ~ lI"m1' ~1' 194 V Maski 1047.6 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Shajapur Shajapur Ujjain Maksi Maksi (182) (25) (25) (38) (0) (0)

    ~ 1iJ'qy~ 1fm~ l«'~1"(tJ'i ~ffi'1f ~~ ~T'Wf 195 V Malhargarh 895.4 31.5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Malhargarh Ratlam Malhargarh Malhargarh (404) (36) (0) (113) (0) (0)

    q;mrr 'lim'" ~rn lfifTil<: WOfrlf 'f'hr" 1fifTm 196 IV Manasa 884.2 31.5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Manasa Ratlam Neemuch Manasa (435) (57) (0) (142) (27) (0)

    ~ 'I1«tr'" Iiltt lAr~ ~,.~ lfl lAT,"= 197 IV Manawar 696.2 44.0 2.3 Bhopal Dhar Manawar Indore Mhow Manawar (317) (71) (0) (136) (122) (0) -

    Ijr.rT lirorr ;r1J"( ~ ~ 198 III Mandla See Mandla Urban Agglomeration

    fl'orr ;r. ij" . I n~ ~rt ~ U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ 1!T«rr~ 1f6OfT mT ~ ~T~ ~ (i) III Mandla 1420.6 31. 7 17.1 Bhopal Mandla Mandla Jabalpur Mandla Fort Mandla (432) (0) (0) (100) (5) (0)

    ~ 1f1"qyor ~ ~ ~ ~ri£ ~ 199 V Mandlesh- 960.7 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khargone Maheshwar Indore Barwaha Mandleshwar war (288) (43) (8) (95) (31) (0)

    ~~ -rim", If'~ ~ ~lf ~ ~ 200 n Mandsaur 755.7 31.5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Mand~aur Ratlam Mandsaur Mandsaur (378) (0) (0) (85) (0) (0)·

    ~ 'Ii"'tqr~ ~~ ~ far\;rr~ ~ ~ 201 IV Manendra-1351.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Ambikapur Manendra- Bilaspur Manendra- Manendra- garh garh garh garh (659) (123) (0) (213) (0) (0)

    ~ 'i!Mor mT fuuftt it.rr mRT ~ 202 Mangawan 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Sirmour Rewa Satna Mangawan (566) (30) (32) (30) (84) (0)

    1Il ~t:T f~ ~ r.rT~ ~-m- lfl 203 IV Mau 624.7 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Gohad Gwalior Gohad Road Mall (494) (47) (32) (60) (42) (0)

    ;rm ~T{'I" ~'hrT ~ ~ mrifT ~ 204 IV Mauganj 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Mauganj Rewa Satna Mauganj (601) (65) (0) (65) (lOS) (0)

    ~ wmrot fm" ,~ .r.rr~ ~ ~ 205 V Mehgaon 640.9 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Mehgaon GwaliQr Soni . -Mehsaon (482) (19) (0) (60) (8) (0)

    ~~ ~ ~ ;J~ ij"I{i£ ~ 206 nMho~ See Mhow Cantt Urban Agglomeration Canet. 135

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    1iR;k;r.~. ~~t~i:ii Mhow Cantt. U.A. See Constituent Unit

    1If ~!" 'Ilmr ~'tt "W ~ ~ ~fi (i) II Mhow 1020.6 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Indore Mhow Indore Mhow MhowCantt. Cantt (210) (22) (2) (22) (2) (0)

    ~ 1ftm:r ~~ 1If ~m 1If ~ 207 V Mhowgaon 1020.6 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Indore Mhow Indore Mhow Mhowgaon (212) (24) (2) (24) (2) (0)

    f1ItA'r 'lffcmr f'1f6 mi!~ iIt~r (~.sr.) f1r6 ~ 208 V Mihona 702.6 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Bhind Lahar Jhansi Bhind Mihona (U.P.) (545) (43) (12) (117) (43) 0

    ~T~~ «ft~~ ~~ 209 IV Morar See Gwalior Urban Agglomeration Cantt.

    l'I;.~ifT ~ ~~ifT ~~T r.rT~ ~tifT ~ 210 II Morena 712.1 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Morena Morena Gwalior Morena Morena (465) (0) (0) (40) (0) (0)

    ~mt ~~t .. ~~~ 211 IV Multai See Multai Urban Agglomeration

    *f};re'T~ l't. ~ • ~~ ~~Tt ~ Multai See Constituent Unit U.A.

    ~~f 'If)qy\'f ~ It,,m: ;n~ (~) ~ lt~ (i) IV Multai 1011.4 30.7 17.9 Bhopal Betul Multai Nagpur Multai Multai (227) (49) (0) (130) (0) (0)

    ~,. ..mr" IiinT rnr ~ i"~ ;.it' 212. V Mundi 960.7 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khandwa Khandwa Khadnwa Vir Mundi (239) (32) (32) (32) (6) (0)

    ~~if'.~. ~~~~~ 213. IV Mungaoli See Mangaoli Urban Agglomeration

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    ~tTT~ 'ITl'tn" lT~;;r ~lTr<1<'l1 'IJ1tm;r l(lTr;n;ft ~lf<'Il (i) IV Mungaoli 906.0 31.8 17.6 Bhopal Guna Mungaoli Bhopal Mungaoli Mungaoli ~- (162) (102) (0) (162) (0) (0) '-.-

    ~<'f\''''~~~ 214, III Mungeli~"" See Mungeli Urban Agglomeration

    ~,. if'.~. ~ ~l6'r~ ~ Mungeli U.A. Sec Constituent Unit

    ~~, ~" f.r<;rT~ ~~ ~~ f.r<=rr~ 'flf<.t' (i) m MungeJi 1189.9 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Bilaspur Mungcli Bilaspur Bilaspur Mungeli (602) (SO) (0) (SO) (50) (0) 136 ------_ -_._-----1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12

    ~~ ~;:nr~ ~ .. 215 II Murwara See Murwara Urban AgglomcratiOln.

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    ~~' ~. (~) (i) II Murwara* 1210.7 43.1 10.7 Bhopal Jabalpur Murwara Jabalpur Katni MUrwat8 (Murwara) (460) (90) (0) (90) (0) (0)

    W{ ~a-;fr ~ ;;mf;r tUm 1Ilmr liR.~ iii IRifr ~ (ii) V New KatniRly. . In. Area· 1220.7 43.1 10.7 Bhopal Jabalpur Murwara Jabalpur NeW Katni MUrwara (468) , (98) (8) (98) (0) (8)

    1I)tm;r ~;:u tfi~ tifwr m,' ~~~~1\ ~ (iii) V Ordn':1nce Factory 1210.7 43.1 10.7 Bhopal Jabalpur Murwara Jabalpur Katni Murwara Araa. Katni (465) (95) (5) (95) (5) (5) ..

    f~r 'IfItm;r ~ If.~ ~ ~ ~~i~ (iv) IV Tikuri* 1220.7 43.1 10.7 Bhapal Jabalpur Murwara Jabalpur Katni Tikuti (455) (85) (5) (85) (5) . (0)

    ;mrm 'IftImr ~ ~ ~ 'r11m IffIm 216. II Nagda 1351.9 31.4 8.0 Bhopal Ujjain Khacharod Ujjain Nagda Nrgda (259) (69) (15) (69) .. (0) (0)

    ~ 1I)tm;r ~ ifllit( ,",," ~ ~ 217. IV Nag.Ji:l 1097.0 32.1 18.7 Bhapal Satna Nagod Rowa Satna Nap (440) (26) (0) (76) (26) (0)

    ~ 'iIlmr 'Ucrr ~ W1fm if(1rfr 118. V Nligarhi 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Mauganj ,""Rewa Dabhoura NaiLarh. (601) (65) (32) (65) (SO) (0)

    ~~n: ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~-1({a(qn 41n~~n: 219. IV Nlila-Janjgir 1327.! 32.6 21.2 Bhapal Bilaspur Janjgir BiJaspur Naila Naira lanjgir Janjgir (711) (59) (2) (59) (0) (0)

    ~ 'IfItm;r 1i ..orr QorI" ~t .~ .~ 210. IV Na.inpur 1420.6 31. 7 17.1 Bhopal Mandie Mandla labalpur Nainpur (470) (54) (54) (165) (0) (0)

    ;r~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ 221. V N,dkheda 1094.0 32.9 IS.4 Bhapal Shajapur SUSDCr Ujjain Sarangpur Nalkh"da (219) (112) (27) (90) (73) (0)

    ifltltpJ'I' 'IftImr ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~1fJ 2U. V Narayangarh 895.4 31.5 IS.6 Bhapal Mandsaur· Malhar - Ratlam Malhar - Narayan garh garh garh (407) (29) (7) (11 5) (7) (0)

    ~ ~ ~~~~ ~ au. III Nusimh.Jpur 1241.0 41.1 7.7 Bhapal N.lrsimha- Narsimha- Jabalpur Narsimha- Narsimha- - pur pur pur pur (251) (0) (0) (S5) (0) (0)

    ~ 'IfItm;r ~ ~. 'I'AM ilI1lro iftf'qtIJ 214. IV Narsingath 1182.7 32.9 IS.4 Bhopal Rajgarh Narsin­ Bhopal Baioia Nailin- garh garb (82) (61) (0) (S2) (35) (0) 137

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~('frif;;r Z:Z5. V Nurullaganj 1412.3 31. 5 18.5 BhJ.pal Seh:lre Nasrulla- BhOlpal Obedulla- Nasrul!3- ganj ganj ganj (92) (72) (0) (92) (60) (0)

    iJlIT i!1't'm: 'if£!m;r f~~'{ ~ft ~"{ iJlIT crruai1: ;rlf'lill'm't 216. VI Nlya B.udawar 1572.S 33.2 21.5 Bhlpal Bilaspur Sakti Bilaspur Naya Naya Bard war Bard ",ar (743) (91) (14) (91) (0) (0)

    ;f.'lI'f ;:f;;rq ;:r;r'{ ~ ~ 227. II Neemuch See Ne~much Urban Agglom'JratiOln.

    ;r"i+f;r ~Ul'. ~'fG1i ~ ~ N.nlUu~h U.A.· See Cnnitu::nt Unit

    ;f,lJ'iI' '4i'J'trr<;r lfWr"{ ;:f,'Jfif '"{l('f1'1f ;f.+rif ;f."1R (i) II NI'lemuch S95.4 31.5 18.6 Bhlpal Mlnisaur N~much R:1tlam Neemuch Neemuch (429) (51) (0) (136) (0) (0)

    ~ 'if£!m;r ~ffi "1~'fi"{ "1"{~'R.'"{ iltfr;r1T"{ ~ 22S. III N~pJ:nagar 960.7 33.6 19.5 Bh.:) pal Khandwa Burhanpur Burhanpur Nepa"lagar Nepanagar (333) (62) (32) (32) (0) (0)

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    f.rofr '4i'J'trr<;r ~~ ~) r.i;(~.sr.} fifCfrfl' f;:r

    ;ITmcr ~ ~ 'C§CfW mit ~r~"{ ;r'llrrcr 231. IV Nowg()ng 1043.9 32.6 18.1 Bhopal Chhatar- Chhatar Jhansi Har}:ai}: ur ]\owlong pur pur (U.P.) (367) (23) (23) (81) (30) (0)

    ;ft~~ (~lfolT) ;ft"{~~~~ 'UZ. IV NOIwroLabad See Nawril.!:abad (Khodargama) Urban Agglomeration. (KhJl:iargama)

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    ~ ~. tU'(1fI' ;!fi'a-;IT ~~~~ 234. V Ordnance F~;:tJlry Area, S;.a MlirlVara Urban AggIOlmeration. Katni

    q''fl'I'Ifl 'fil'lR'i' l'I'iTt ~~ ~ 235. VI Plchm:uhi S::e Pachmuhi Urban AggI()meration.

    ~ ;W'.~. ~~f.mi iti Pa~hm1rhi U.A. See C.mstituent Unit 1 RGI/S6-28 138

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    ~T 'fi"Itm;r ~~ ~ "I'rtrm' ftRfu:rr ~r (i) VI Pachmuhi 2244.6 26.9 15.9 Bhopal Hoshan- SClhagpur Bhopal Piparia Pac hme rh gabad (195) (125) (83) (195) (51) (0)

    ~~ ~ ~1flOI'1'!{ ~ ~ fiRfurr !f~r (ii) V Plchmuhi Cantt. 1244.6 26.9 15.9 Bhopal HOIshan- Sahagpur Bhapal Piparia PaI'-chmar gabad (197) (127) (85) (197) (53) (2)

    ~T;j~ ~;rq'l:: ~ ~ 236. V Pacrunuhi Cantt. See Pachmarhi Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ~ mI'll ~ ~ ~ ~ 237. V PachofC 1115.8 32.9 18.4 BhClpai Rajgarh Sarangpur Ujjain Pachorc P~tJ-or( (147) (56) (30) (120) (0) (O)

    ~ 'fi'I'tm; ~ ;;rnro mm 1A"~~~ (-a-. It. ) ('$ It ) :138. V 1001.1 39.2 5.7 BhOlpal Tikam- Jafara Jhansi Mau Pa Ie ra garh (U.P.) Ranipur (379) (62) (22) (93) (U.P.)(33) (0)

    m;fr ~ ~ ~~ t,'qJ f~ morr 239. IV Pall 1314.7 31.4 18.0 BhO!pal Shahdol Sahagpur Rewa Birsingh Pali pur (555) (37) (37) (156) (1) (0)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ tfflflR 240. IV Panagar 1447.5 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur Panagar Pana[r r (384) (14) (14) (14) (9) (0)

    'Am 1I''')tn<;r ~ ~ ifTIT: (11'~) lijllf{ q;m:r - 241. VI P.Jn3 a 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Chhind- Nagpur Jamai Panara wara wara (Mab.) (448) (80) (80) (192) (0) (0)

    ~ tfmt;r f~ m ~(~~ ~ %42. III Pantlhuma 1094.1 30.6 18.2 Bh()pal Chhind- Sausar Nagpur Pandhuma Pandhuma wara (Meh.) (250) (97) (41) (90) (0) (0)

    qo;;ff~~~ 243. III """Panna See Panna Urban Agglomeration

    qo;;ff 'I' . ~. ~~~ Panna U.A.* See CClnstituent Unit

    qo;;ff ,fr:m; qo;;:n qm tm ~ qo;;n (i) m Panna 1213.5 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Panna Panna Rewa Satna Panna (413) (0) (0) (123) (72) (0)

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    ~ lI'Ttmr '{fl:f~ ~ fif~ ~ ~ 346. V Pathalgaon 1627.0 33.5 21 . 5 Bhopal Raigarh Udaipur Bilaspur Kharsia Patra!. gaon (854) . (110) (34) (246) (102) (0)

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    ~f't'lT wfI1m;r 'il1I'T&' iN~ UJ1I't . INfm 1fIIfurr 247. IV Pathuia 1393.9 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Damoh Damoh Sagar Patharia Patharia (241) (47) (47) (68) (0) (0)

    q.~ wfI1m;r ~ ~ 1I~ iPIf.rlIT ~ 248. V P"tlawad 1137.92 45.0 9.0 Bhopal Jhabua Petlawad Indore Bamania Patlawad (445) (57) (0) (192) (11) (0)

    fir~ ( rcrrfucrt ) ~ ~ mm: ~ rom mm: '249. V Pichh:lre (Gwalior) 693.1 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Gwalior Pichhore Gwalior Dabra Pichhore (447) (53) (0) (53) (10) (0)

    ~(~) ~ ~ fq"'iJ~ mir(".sr.) ~ mm: (U.P.) 250. Y__ Pichhlre (Shivpuri) 861.7 38.0 5.8 BhOlpal Shivpuri PichhOire Jhansi Basai Pichhore -- (389) (77) (0) (84) (32) (0)

    ~ ~ ~~ ~~ 1I'Imr ~ f'Nfoo" 251. III Piparia 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Hoshan Sohagpur Bhopal Piparia Piparia gabad (148) (73) (30) (148) (0) (0)

    fiA<;ITcn ~ ~ \;ImT ~ \;Imt' fimim 252. V piploda 674.3 31.9 19.2 Bhopal Ratlam Jaara Ratlam Jaara Piploda (334) (41) (17) (41) (17) (0)

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    253. IV Prithvipur 1001.1 39.2 5.7 Bho.pal Tikamgarh Niwari Jhansi(U.P.) Niwari Prithvipur (374) (57) (21) (45) (21) (0)

    UE,"PIl 'I1trm ~;rr ~ oq)mr 'tT'f~ ~~ 254. V Raghogarh 1219.8 31.8 17.6 Bhopal Guna Ragho- Bhopal Ragha- Ragho- garh garh garh (179) (35) (0) (179) (0) (0)

    oq)crr.;y ~ ~ "«m. ~ ~ ~ 255. IV 1393.9 30.9 19.5 BhOlpal Sagar Sagar Sagar Sagar Rahat£,arh (145) (40) (40) (40) (40) (0)

    ~ ~~~~ 256. II Raigal'h S::e R'!igarh Urban Agglomora tion

    ~;r. ~'fI'eq;~ ~ Raigarh U.A.· S~ Constituent Unit

    'Ifrtm;r ~ ~ ~ ~ 1;1'!:1'~ 1:flrIlf (i) n Raigarh 1627.0 33.5 21 .5 Bhapal Raigarh Raigarh Bilaspur Raigarh Raiga~h (822) (0) (0) (170) (0) (0)

    ~ mmr <;~ ~ f~ ~ ~ 257. I Raipur 1388.2 32.6 21.2 Bhapal Raipur Raipur Bhilai- Raipur RaiPUF nagar (629) (0) (0) (30) (0) (0)

    1;I'!:I'eil' 'lfJtmr ~ m'A 'Ifitmr ~1' ~ 258. IV R~is!m 1245.1 31.5 18.5 Bh'Jpal Raisen Raisen Bhopal Raisen (46) (0) (0) (46) (22) (0)

    mtlll 'fittrrt;r ~q mtq 'IftImr IIfI'Cro mt"" 259. IV Rljglrh 1094.6 3.1.9 18.4 Bh

    -_ -. - . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~~ ~ ~~a'''r 'ff~ iq ~R"'r iIlif~ f.r;r(;rl]'( u;;r~T 9V'f' ~T&roI' ~ ~ Ul. II Rljh.U3 JhuanDalli 1388.1 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Durg Sanjari Bhilai Rajhara Rajhara Bal1d nagar IharanDaIli Il-_a anDdhi (687) (96) (38) (88) (0) (0)

    m;f~~ 'f{")';m;r mt~jq mt~jq ~ 1:f\;l~ mI;rjl.(1l'jq 251. II Rljnln;lglon 1332.0 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Rajnand- Rajnand- Durg Rajnand- Rajnand. gaon gaon pon gaon (532) (0) (0) (29) (0) (0)

    'f{rn-~ 'U"'~ ~Fi ~~ ~~ 1i~ 'nJ~ 262. IV R1jpur 716.4 33.6 19.6 BhJpal Khargone Rajpur Indore Mhow Rajpur (328) (54) (0) (ll;?) (99) (cJ)

    ~IVl*' 'f{~ qf~~ <:TItr

    263. V R l[ll.nilj~lnj 1206.4 30.2 17.4 Bh~pal "'mbik~- R!lmnuj- R'!n..:hi- Garhawa Ram1nuj - p<1r gmj( I'd) (Bih'r) Rflr_d ganj (9aS) (109) (0) (263) (60) (0)

    'If')tm:r ~R 'IViIm ~ ,~r ~ or"'ii:R 264. IV Ranlpura 895.4 31.5 18.6 Bh.> pal ]\'Iln~slur M2.na~a R!thm Neomuc h Rampur (.167) (89) (32) (175) (57) «.1)

    ~1t1~o(.""'Ilf«r;r 'II'''Jtrr<:r Wiff ~;m: ~r.rr ~ ~~ 265. V R '.nl.Hr·Bl~!t·!1 ~n 1137.1 32.1 18. 7 Jlh}p~1 Sltn3 R 19hurd- Rewa Sat'na Ram pur n:lgar Baghelan (SI2) . (26) (26) (26) (26) (0)

    'II')'1ror ifl'iTarT ~ ifIliIT ~ ~ u.,~ 266. V R1.nlpur 1137.9 45.0 9.0 B!npal Ihlbua Jhibua Indore Meghr.agar Ra na pur- (336) (IS) (IS) (168) (36) (0) 'Ufi1u 'll'ftm;r i!:m~ ~~ 'II'''r:rr<:r u-r.ra:.;rf u~ 267. V &'lnipura 138~.S 32.4 20.0 Bb~p~1 H(:sh'\n- HHh3.n. BIlJIUI Sllntalai Ranipura glbld gabad (121) (51) (51) (121) (S) (0)

    ~~ 1Trmr f~ far-mr~ f

    ,,~ ~~~~ 269. I Ratlam See R'lth In Urban Ag;;lomctation '(tftlITI'f ;r. w. «'IG'!f mt ~ R.\\tl,!l.t1\ U.A.· Sad Cl)n~titul!nt Unit ~ 'II')

    ~"r ~ 'lJrrt ~t-fr trm: U'J1R ~~ 270 IV Rehli 1181.5 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Rebli Sagar Sagar Rebli (227) (42) (0) (42) (42) (0)

    ,{Tcrr 'II')tnt:r iJ';rr ~(frcrr) ~(1'.sr.) w;:rr tFrrr 271 I Rewa 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Huzur AlIa.babad Satna Rewa (Rewa) (U.P.) (536) (0) (0) (12S) (SO) (0)

    ~ ~~ ;m:~~~ 272 IV Sabalgarh See sabalgarh Urban Agglomeration 141

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~;:r.~. na"IP ~~ ~ Sabalgarh U.A. '" See Con,tituent Unit

    ~ar<'l"l'~ 'IT~ Jthr ~

    m~ ~,,~ trl{~ ~ 273 I Sagar See Sagar Urgan .AggIomeration

    ~ ".«. "~~~ ~li SagarU.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ "l'rn<=!' ~ trflt'( "i\i\'~ «flt'( tr~ (i) I Sagar 1393,9 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Sagar Jabalpur Sagar Sagar (187) (0) (0) (182) (0) (0)

    ~

    ~ ;i'~ ~ if;(1; ~ ~i 274 m Sagar Cantt. See Sagar Urban Agglomeration i'~ m::rr l't~ ~& ~ 275 V Sailana See Sailana Urban Agglomeration

    "i'~ ;r. «. ~!f~~~ Sa.iIana U.A.... See Constituent Unit

    '(t\lAt 1{)m;f ~ ~

    n:rr 'IT)tm;r fiRT~ nar fil'tVlf{{ «iiW ~'l' 276 IV Sakti 1572.5 33.2 21.5 Bhopal Bilaspur Sakti Bilaspur Sakti Sakti (757) (106) (0) (106) (0) (0)

    ~ 'lTf

    ~r wr(trn;r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 278 V Saraipali 1188.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Maha- Raipur Bagbahara Saraipali samund (783) (154) (119) (154) (85) (0)

    mtTf m~~ ~~ iti 279 IV S!Lransarh See Sarangarh Urban Agt;lomeration

    ~;r. tr. ~'{~ 'filIlrt it1i Sarangarh U.A * See Con;tituent Unit

    "l'(~ 1irrr

    m~ 'I'fcnt;r mltlJ ~ ~ ~ ~ 280 tv Sarangpur 1115.8 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Rajgarh Sarangpur Ujjain Sar8Dgpur Sarangpur (177) (86) (0) (88) (0) (0)

    ifq;m: ~-'t1\;I~ 'Iimr an: ~ tm ~ 281 IV Sardarpur Rajgarh 899.3 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Dhar Sardarput IndOre Mesh- Sardarpur nagar (290) (40) (0) (103) (64) (0) _. _. 142

    --~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~T'ft{l;I'~~ 11:1m1' <1~ t~ mmr ~TITir ~n:IIt) ,pi. 'fA't ~~~ 282 UI Sarni Thermrl power 1128.7 30.7 17.9 Bhopal Betul Betul Bhopal Ghora.. Sami StatioR. dongri Thermal Power Station (184) (65) (65) (184) (16) (0)

    ~ Wi'fI' iflT'( ~iil: ~i 283 II Satna See Satna Urban Agglomeration

    Q'CAT if. U. na'Eli'~~ Satna U.A.* See Co3tituent Unit - mm 1I"tqf<;r UQlfT -.::ermsom: -.::m UQ'i'I'r Wi'fI' (mm)

    (i) II Satna 1137.1 32. 1 18.7 Bhopal Satna Raghuraj- Rewa Satna Satna nagar (Satna) (486) (0) (0) (50) (I» (0)

    m ~ ifi[;:: UI!~ ~ 284 IV Sausar See Sausar Urban Agglomeration

    ~".U. ~~~~ S:1u>arU.A.* See Con;tituent Unit

    ~ 'I''''rrror WmrllT ~ ~(~.) m m (i) IV sausar 1035.3 30.6 18.2 Bhopal Chhind- Sausar Nagpur Sausar Sausar wara (Mah.) (382) (55) (0) (12) (0) (O)

    ut« 1I1tmr l~ um: iI..m: ~..m. ~ 285V Sawer 704.0 31.3 17.5 Bhopal Indore Sawer Indore Indore Sawer (218) (30) (0) (30) (30) (0)

    ~it~ 'I')''lT-i mQ:R m-~ 'q)'lm;r U~ ~R 286 n Sehore 1412.3 31.5 18.5 Bhopal Sehore Sehore Bhopal Sehore Sehore (37) (0) (0) (37) (0) (0)

    ~li7 'Iftcmr ,{M firorn: '{(in ueA'T ~li7 287 V Semaria 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa Sirmour Rewa Satna Semaria (577) (41) (26) (41) (41) (0)

    Won 1I'Mt'I' 1!rolR moo ~ ;m:r;n ~ 288 m Sendhwa 960.7 33.6 1.6 Bhopal Khargonc Scndhwa Indore Nardana Sendhwa (340) (66) (0) (151) (75) (0)

    u~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ iIm 289 IV Seondha 793.8 32.5 18.8 Bhopal Datia Scondha Gwalior Da.tia Seondha (469) (64) (0) (75) (64) (0)

    ftR;ft 1I)tmr WR"'r fu

    ~~ ~~ ~ f«

    ~ ~lW{~W 292m Shahaol Self Sblrhdol UrQ_an Agglomeration 143

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ------_.... _-_ ... ------~~.~. n~~~ Shahdol U.A. See ConHituent Unit

    ~ mm:r ~m ~ \jfil"~l{ W~f)~ W~~)~ (~~) (i) III Shahdol 1314.7 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Sohagpur Jabalpur Shahdol Shahdol (Shahdol) (592) (0) (0) (217) (0) (0)

    ~ 'fm «fIR ~T ~ «fIR ~ 293 V Shahgarh 139:t.9 30.9 19.5 Bhopal Sagar Banda Sagar Sagar Shahgarh (258) (70) (40) (70) (70) (0)

    ~ 'Iltrrl=r I.Wcrr '!~ ~ i!~ ~ f94 IV Shahpur 824.1 33.6 19.6 Bhopal Khandwa Burhan- Burhan- Burhan- Shahpura pur pur pur (3S0) (79) (11) (11) (11) (0)

    ~(~) mmr \jfil"Ol"~ o:rl?:i'f \jfil"~~ fq~);ft wr~ 295 V Shahpura 1447.5 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabalpur patan Jabalpur Bhitoni Shahpura (Jabalpur) (298) (32) (18) (32) (2) (0)

    ~(~) 1fttmt ~ f;:rcmr ~:I' ~ wT~ 296 V Shahpura 13S1.9 31.4 ' 18.0 Bhopal Mandla Niwas Jabalpur Jabalpur Shahpura (Mandla) (457) (100) (36) (96) (96) (0)

    ~ 'f)'

    ~ 'If"'lmi ~ ~~ ~ 1IfPI1Il ~ 298 IV Shamgarh 895.4 31.5 18.6 Bhopal Mandsaur Garoth Ratlam Shamgarh Shamgarh (454) (76) (23) (159) (0) (0) -

    ~ ~ ~w 1Pi~ "I'IftrR ~ ~)~ 299 III Sheopur 926.8 32.9 18.5 Bhopal Morena Sheopur Gwalior Sheopur Sheopur (428) (217) (0) (209) (0) (0)

    ~ 1iNm ~ ~ .mft (~.~.) ~ ~ 300 II Shivpuri 861.7 38.0 5.8 Bhopal Shivpuri Shivpuri Jhansi Shivpuri Shivpuri (U.P.) (312) (0) (O) (91) (0) (0)

    ~~ 1f)

    \flfft 1i\'fIW qlfft .j'jqCColillti im ~

    ~. 'Iltrrl=r ~ ~ ~ f«il:Tu-m- f~Tu 303 III Sihora 1320.3 32.1 18.3 Bhopal Jabalpur Sihora Jabalpur Sihora Sihora Road (410) (41) (0) (41) (5) (0)

    ~ ~~~ti 30'1- v Sirgiti See Bilaspur Urban AgglomeratioR

    ftroitt ~ im ftrofR im w-'I'ft'u fu'om: 305 V Sirmour 1167.7 40.0 7.8 Bhopal Rewa 'Sirmour Rewa Dabhoura Sirmour (575) (39) (0) (39) (38) (0) 144

    1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ------fu'm 1{ftm;r farf

    ~~ 1{ftm;r 'q'~ ~r~lf

    ~ '4I'''tmr ~~ ~)ey:r"l' '4I'm~ «)~l'lI1' «)~, 308 IV Sohagpur 1339.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal lIoshanga-Sohagpur Bhopal Sohagpur Sohagpur (121) bad (51) (O) (121) (0) (0)

    ~ 'IJ"tmr ir.mr ~~ ~ itcrm- ~);rVi8 309 IV Sonkatch 1021.8 3l.3 17.5 Bhopal Dewas Sonkatch Indore Dewa.s Sonkatch (121) (32) (0) (67) (32) (0)

    mtrnm 1{"I"

    ~ ~ ~1' ~ firomr_!' ~~~~N ~:r; 311 V Surajpur 140.8 30.2 17.4 Bhopal Ambika- Surajpur Bilasp'.r Surajpur Surajpur pur R01.d (759) (40) (0) (247) (5) (0)

    ~ 'fi'r1mr ~ ~wh ~ m1ll' ,~~ 312 V Susner 865.4 32.9 18.4 Bhopal Shajapur Susner Ujjain Sarangpur Susner (214) (107) (0) (90) (84) (0)

    ~ 'Ii'ltffir ~ firffi"«$' f

    tim' 'I)tm;r U~ mm: U~ far~ ~ 314 V Tal 975.6 31.9 19.2 Bhopal Ratlam Alot Ratlam Vikram- Tal- garh (Abt) (357) (64) (18) (64) (18) (0)

    aa;:rr 'lft!mr ~ tmiIT ~ rnrrr':fg trWn' 315 IV Tarana 1026.8 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Ujjain Tarana Ujjain T~l'ana Taran&. Road (230) (40) (0) (40) (9) (0)

    ~ 1I'fm:r ~ 'If$n ~ ~ ~ 316 V Thandla 1137.9 45.0 9.0 Bhapal J"labua Thandla Indore Udaigerh Thandla (3f9) (:II) (0) (180) (5) (0)

    t.~ 1{"l

    ~-~ 'liltmr ~ 'Ulf'l' ~ f:r~u f~ l!tcn:r 319 IV Tilda Newara 1388.2 32.6 21.2 Bhopal Raipur Raipur Raipur Ti!da Tilda Newara (686) (57) (57) (57) (1) (0)

    ~ 1I'Nr.r ~~ ~ 1I'Nr.r f~~~r ~r no IV Timarni 1362.8 32.4 20.0 Bhopal lIoshallga-lIarda. Bhopal TLnarni Timatni bad (145) (75) (15) (145) (0) (0) - 145

    ------~------_ 1 2 3 4 S (j 7 8 9 10 11 12

    ~ 1fI'cmr I(ff(TIiIR' i1.<.RI .. ;fI ~(¥iW) ftmit ~ 321 IV Tirodi 1562.3 30.8 18.S Bhopal Balaghat Warasconi Nagpur Tirodi Tirodi ~#'- • .-..:Mii&l~ (Mah.) (414) (61) (44) (115) (0) (0)

    ~. ~ ~., ~. ~ ~~ 322 V Udaipura 1268.2 32.4 20.0 Bhopal Raisen Udaipura Bhopal Gadarwara Udaiplira (1$3) (1l9) (0) (J53) (45) (0)

    ~ ~ ;m: W!{ l«' 323 I Ujjain Soc Ujjain UrbaD Aalomoradon nk't .•. ~- Ujjain U.A.· See ConstitUent.. Unit 'GWk 'Iimw ~' ~ 'f'Clt ~ ~ (l) Ujjain 894.9 38.7 7.8 Bhopal Ujjain \TDain Indore Ujjain Ujjain (190) (0) (1) (58) (0) (0)

    ~ 1fI'cmr ~ ~al'(A;qr ~ ~ ~~ 324lV Umaria 1351.9 31.4 18.0 Bhopal Shahdol Bandho- Jabalpur Umaria umaria sarh (Umaria) (522) (70), (O) (150) (0) (0)

    ~ 8tA1' ~ ~ ai~ 3ilr~ 325 IV Unchahara 1110.2 32.1 18.7 Bhopal Sarna Nasod Rewa Unci1&- uncha- ""'"" hara bata (474), (24) (34), (72) (

    .,ofti.aft Jri'iIm! 1f1(lfiJ4;ft ~ 41 (lra"if) ii110folhiift 327 IV WII,rtlseOJU 1561.1 10.8 lB.S Bhopal""'" BaJaahat W8l9SeOni labalpuf Waraseoni (4%7) (t6) (0) (170) (0) (0)

    - NOlO :-(1) ·"Tbc asterisk mark shown &pinst tbo town represcots tho data' of tho ~nstit\leJlt town with outgrowths." (2) "'l1It rainfallllDd temperature fisuros in 0015. 3 to S represcot \be &pres furnished i«lJ).C.H.B. Series 1971. For tho uw iOWA tho rainralJ ADd acmpcrature fi&ures lor the .ocaJ'eSt pJllal haVe been reported."

    1 R.GI/86-29· ~3 STATEMENT m li.i(qrr~T mr 1978-79 Municipal Finance 1978-79

    141 148

    ~ STATEMBNT

    ~hf1m tdUI'lICIPAL PINANCB

    if", (~1fIif " ' 00) Re-:eipl (iD Rs '00)

    ~~ WtJ'i~ ;r1J~ ~ WIIIftI.m ~" I'R ~ 31. Clast and name of tawn Civic R.eceipt R.evenue (JoverDment Loan No. admillf.tl'a • throush derived "IfIrIlt tim stuns taxes ew. from (in 1980) Municipal pro po nios and powor apartftom taxation

    1 2 3 4 s , 7

    'IJ1R 1 IV A"ar 7363 878 2404 600

    ~ ..,.. 11'. ~;:'Ip:.W 2 IV Ahiwara G.P. See Ahiwara Urban Asglomoration

    ~ ct. U. na'lli~" Ahiwara U.A. .see collSti&uont Uldt

    ~ •. If. IV Ahiwara G.P. G.P.

    ~ •• "q. ~,,~~~ J V Ajaisarh G.p. See Ajaiprh Urban Aalomoration

    ~ 't. U. ~wrftW IV Ajaiprh Sao Con.titucot Unit

    ~ vr. If. V Aj.igarh G.P. 212 35 296

    ~ vl,Ir. 4 IV Abltara • G.P. 243 16 ft)'q ;ft.q .•. ..1 5 V Atocia NAC 55

    ~ vr.'. 6 V Akodia • G.P. 415 110

    ~ *.q .•. 7 V Alalllpur , NAC 14 149 s m "'8-79 1978-79

    arR (~ '00 it) lIN (-.Nt ,00 it) a,ceipt (in Rs 'Oll Bltpenditure (in Rs'OO)

    Advan;es Other Total General Pu blic Public' PlIblic Public Others Total Source receipt administra. safety Health Works institutions C:sp(c if) eKPCDdi­ (specify) tion aDd ture conveniences

    8 10 11 12 13 14 IS 17

    1108 4850 112.03 1580 374 2946 4630 1165 16695

    N.A.

    .. 192 135 188 73 104 ItS 114 SS9

    384 103 IS3 330 10 ISO 93 136

    55 4 4

    525 164 10 122 49

    14 40 40 150 ------1 2 -----_ 3 4 6 7 ClR!

    ~ ~ ill. q. iii. J llV Amarwara . NAC 401 330 78 'lRI'It if. qr. 12 IV Ambah M 5434 334 684 Clfi:4ii4li:l' '1'. qr. qfiajifii:l< ~ .-ti 13111 Ambikapur M Sao Atnbikapur Urban Agglomoration

    CI~4I1$< 91. ~. ~nr~ i. Ambikapur U.A. Sao c(Jnstituont unit ClIiii4li:l' If. If. In Ambik.. pur · M 9UZ 1381 1380 CI11RIIT '1'. qy. 14m Amla · M 2044 106 ~ II. If. p~91rr<.W 15 III Amlai GP Soo Burhar-Dhanpri Urban Aglomeratioa

    If. qy ...... 81 16 IV Anjacl · M 6890 .. ~ ;ft'.q.~. 17 V Anuppur. · NAC wror if. qy. 18 IV Aralll M 700 1625 "tiI.,,'_ ( If. qr. 19m Ash

    ~ If. qy. ~~~~~ 24m Badnagar. M Sao Badnagar Urbap Aalomeratlon

    iIIr.I'I'( If. ~. ~"l'IiIt ~ Badnagar U.A. Sea constituent unit

    ~ if, qy, Badnagar. , M 1979 6173 505

    ;m'IIR If. qr. 25 IV Bad na\\-a r . M 4538 471 137 _-..._____- IS1

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11

    307 1382 7670 1'30 60S 34S3 736 3S9 981 7610

    S6 68S8 l1S3 469 1718 2673 6S 1904 1982

    85 216 3691 4'9 696 2338 , 85 3583

    144 82 103S 313 193 332 684 21 733 2276

    Ion 3SOCi 11030 3213 191 1294 1940 47 4331 11030

    813 618 13454 2367 2~88 4511 1419 240 11924

    118 112 2268 413 '29 120 417 1162 3353

    6911 489 890 2080 2251 60 501 6211

    !f.A.

    3S' 2680 133 820 191 200 1950

    19204 16038 152 2739 216 59 19204

    7982 1785 49 1822 lOSS 463 512 6686

    145 799 242 7 490 139

    6S 184 110 46 62 218

    158 1153 10568 1841 410 2695 1391 117 2384 8844

    526 261 5939 1018 248 2245 1878 10 480 5939 152

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    1ft. q. 15. 26V Ba4'ckl N. A. C. 1419 84

    - If. ~ 1fT. 2'7 IV Ba.bahra M 303 1696

    .,... 11'. If. 28 V Ba.h GP 711 48 20 31

    ~ If. 1fT. 29V BalD · M 1161 38 75 fP1t

    tj~ If, en. 31 V BaikUDthpur · M 816 (~) (Sursuja)

    ~ ti ~ II. 1fT. iI'Ir{. 32 IT Balalhat . M S.1O Bllilgh't Urban AggllJmoratiCJn

    ~ ;wo. w. ""mfti Balalh!t U.A. Sea constituent unit

    ~ If. 1fr. BeleJbat • M 1175 809

    If. 'IT. 33 IV ..Bailld M 3148 122 363 IIWRr ImIIR II.IfT, 34 IV BabdiBazar · M 5474 514 1221 1777 ~ II.IfT. 35 IV BaMor · M 2J 5 100 ~ II. lIT. 36 IV Ban" • · M 2243 8 488 4293 ~ VI.If. a7 V Bansapr. · G.P. NA NA NA NA .roit' II. lIT. 38 IV Baraily . M 2072 111 124 ~ "'.ti. 39 IV Darst G.P. 50 86 1IT(rq' ;f\'.1I;.'II. 40V Barisarh • · NAC 127 5 15 IR.1I1t If. lIT. =\~. ~ 41 m Barwaha • M. Soo"'"' Barwaha Urban Asalomeration ~ If. W. n~ tIIITt ~ (i) m Barwaha U.A. Soo Q)BttitllCllt uoit

    ~ If.lfT. (ii) Barwaba . · M 8337 2795 1074 4SO ~ 11."', 42 m Barwani • M 828 1010 7621 lUG I' 153

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ----._ ----

    1503 1210 400 40 1110

    166 2165 764 260 449 110 5 224 1!!12

    810 141 10 19 76 154 350 810

    30 1304 388 .2 336 95 483 1304

    9 W9 6 103 109

    1276 2092 191 392 301 119 1518 2581

    17479 1~63 11'59 4058 3036 2838 3419 4169 18879

    27 74 3734 854 433 146 168 31 545 2183

    21 567 9575 788 475 4046 982 151 948 7390

    6 117 251 43 19 19 I1t 252

    122 306 7460 320 232 1946 516 3119 6134

    N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

    250 2557 883 228 117 76 730 2634

    14 210 24 2 10 114 210

    401 54!! 23 33 34 3 455 548

    13236 1640 212 943 5403 17 S58! 13797

    12 11183 4S15 551 10119 12.47 60 1479 IN11 1 1'.01/86-30 ------J54

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    omi'IGT Of.lfr. 43 III Basada M 10670 207 277

    ~ ~.Ift • 44 IV Begamganj M 1439 107. 167 45()

    im Of. 1ft • 4S IV Bcmctara . M 4607 110 1132 100

    ~ ;it.~ ..... 46 IV Beobari .N.A.C. 216 1380 122

    ~ or. 1fT. 47 IV Bcrasia M 2799 744 119

    ;f~ if.lft~ 48 III B}tul M 12682 79'1 1179 50(1

    ~~ if.lft. 49 V BetuJ Balar M 1532 110 248

    ~ m' .If. f;Noit m-IPI~ ~tr( ~ ~ti SOV Bhamodi. GP See Chikhali Kalan.Parasia Urban Aglliometatk 11

    ~ if. If!. 51 IV Bhander M 1061 11 136

    ~ if. 1ft. . 2617 393 3892 35()0 52 IV Bhanpura '- M

    ~ 'Vvi S3 V Bharbeli G.P. 243 19 33 18

    'ltI'm'm if. 1ft S4 III Bbatapara. M 10630 960 1508 700

    "'lmrr if. 1ft. 55 V Bhaurasa . M 169 1863 1098 1000

    '$fA;;r '1't

    f1R;nf m W',1r1 ~·fir~~ TI~ ~ ~ 57 IV Bhilai Kalan SAOA See Durg Bhibinagar Urban Aggllmcratio"

    r"llE1i(ij'l< ;;r. if. ~ foT~rl ~ ~~ 58 I Bhilainagar CT Sec Dl:irg.Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ~. ". ~rw"~ ~~ ~ : 59 V Bhilakhedi cr Se~ Itarsi Urban Agglomeration

    f'R if. 'IT. 6011 Bhind M 2967 1533 16123

    ",)1m:{ if. f.r. 61 I Bhopal M. Corp. 75,939 15935 212867

    ilfT

    ~ if. 'IT. 63 IV Bijawar M 1516 135 216 ISS

    ------_ 12 8 9 10 11 13 ------14 15 16 17

    1191 12881 994 1153 896 89 IllS::! 11414

    241 2409 534 76 1192 5 391 2208

    1;0 hOG9 1501' sn 1715 1615 2::10 395 7085

    2S~ 1910 616 435 190 441 jO~ 2186

    -l363 70;' 8727 744 198 1111 633 76 S80 3402

    328 3414 18929 1365 444 5794 3064 ISS5 5807 18929

    3 194 2087 666 53 507 2.99 40l! 1934

    1989 582 3779 1267 1211 5 3 210 2756

    403 10805 1603 226 7626 787 11 880 11131

    ISS 468 35 115 125 5 188 468

    650 650 15118 3712 1031 5913 1575 IS78 1091 14912

    4130 466 669 418 2571 413~

    4807 8412 930 151 1048 1000 15 64J27 9177

    1345 24510 3313 928 6680 6941 7441 15498

    53129 358410 52190 23186 58898 13388 1159 112282 261103

    .371 178 13025 1935 :175 -1067 1645 147~

    72 1939 366 364 189 7 7t14 1939 ISf

    2 3 4 5 6 7 -- .. ~ if. '17. 64 V Bijeypur M 866 27~ 794

    ~ft ~r. !{. 'Ii. 65 V Bijuri. N.A.C.

    ~ 'f. 'IT. ~~ i'[1[~~ ~I.i 66 I 0) BiIa:spur M See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration

    ~ if. ~. "a'EP 1t'IiTt W (j:) Bilaspur . U.A. See Constituent Uuit ", ~ 'f. 'IT. (iii) I II iIa spur . M 29233 2491 9334 111

    RRfile) !IT. q. V Sirgiti GP

    ift;rr-~ if. 'IT. ii'rorr-{(:m iN~ ~&: ~ 67 III Bina-Etawa M S}e BinlJ-Etawa Urban AaIllomerslioB

    oim-lmt iII'. 'IT. II Bina-Etawa M 1888 909 657

    f;rtf~ 'f. qr. 68V Bir~inghpur M 2245 157 78 800 "'. ;~ rr. 'iT. 69 I Burh,'npur M 39719 3148 2554

    ilim: ifr. ~. 'Ii. ~~I,,·a-~t ~ ~,,&: ~i 70 IV Bu""rhar NAC See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration ¥f1:~ 'QI'. v. ti';fa'EP ~ W (I) Burhar-Dhanpuri U.A. See Con"tituent unit ~ iff. q. (ii) III Allllai GP 61 2 \it" ;it.Q;.iIi . (ii) IV Burhar NAC 1987 31 197 ~ ;ft .11;. 'II' . (iii) III Dna.npuri. NAC 1821 529 306 (Nargada Hari Dalai) ~ !IT. q. ~ 'tim·rofu'q-r '1~ ~ iri 7J V Butaria G P S~e ChikhaoliKlIIlan-Parl1sia Urban Aggiollle-ralioll « ~~ if. '1r. 'ifr.rm-~

    ~ oft;nlr~ !!f. 'f. ~'!fi!:lti 1:~ ~ Ch.lcha ura-Binaganj U.A. See Constituent unit

    ~~ 'f. '1T. Chauchaura·BinaganJ . M 1738 15 97

    ;;[YqT ;If. '1T. 73 III Champa M 4758 174 618 lOll

    'ifI~?;T VT. q. fftm ~t-'fUfu;n' ~ ~t ~ 74 V Charuiameta GP See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglonleration #U <[. qT. 75 IV Chandc:ri ~I 3931:1 30lU U1 ._-_. __ ._------_ .. _-----__ .--_._._... _.. - _ .... __ .__ .. __ ----- 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ..•.. .. _. ------._ ------_ .. P.- ...... _.-._ ...... _ - .... -.-._--_ ...... _----

    1938 202 260 455 173 848 1938

    1003 lIU8 53360 6636 7337 8452 2623 52423

    4604 4823 8741 1097 2157 948 3731 523 191 864

    653 13 3946 955 292 841 1370 387 3845

    2081 19194 66112 2641 2212 30451 10504 1615 18344 65833

    90 153 30 6 272 . 47 3'7

    443 2658 334 191 180 1163 514 2442

    24 326 3006 519 114 230 1275 118 2256

    371 222 474 I!H 1090 430 2222

    672 7370 1144 3M 3967 265 so 857 1217

    1451 5129 36911 t4 -.---. -_._---- 6 220 1191 5729 ISS

    I -- 2 3 4 5 6 7 ' ___ 4 __ ,... ------~----- :;f~ "".Q;.lfi. 76 V ChallClia NAC 62 1571 112

    ~ ;IT. t1;. 'Ii. 71 V Cbandla NAC 139 34 4 'ifOO ij"T6T ~}f-r'i{irt 'iJl""{ ;:lq1~ ~ iN 18 IJl Charoda SADA s.:e Durg-Bhilaitlagar Urban AgglolDeratlOJl

    ~ "-11 iT. q". 79 V Chaurai Kha~ GP 514 73 X

    ~ 'i. '11. 80 11 Chhatarpur M 13900 2295 J.l.46 2OO7 f~~r 'i. '11. III II Chhindwara M 25123 2259 3838 52!!

    WR:rf~ if. 'fT 82 IV Chho ta-Chhindwar.l M 3171 114- 11)16 37<> ,!f&Rr.f ;r 'IT. 83 V Chhuikhadau M 891 14{) 69 3 ~~ Of. 'IT. f.f.-oft" lfiort-'rofutrr OJl({ ~ « 84 IV ChikhaliK alan M S.!e Chikhalikala.n-parasia Urban Agglomeration ~ m IRTftI1n ;r. \T. ~"~(~ ChikhaliKalan U.A. See constituent unit ~ n. ''I'. V (i> Badkuhi G.P. ~ n. q. V (ii) Bhamodi G.P. '!~ 'IT. If. v (iii) Bu tarilt' GP

    ~'I'~ it."IT. V (iv) Chandameta OP

    fmqft ~ ~. '1f. IV (v) ChikhaliKalan M ~~ ;tr .l{.~. iii (vi) NAC 119 13 1288 ~ gr. If. v (Yil Ik1chra GP

    ;rmJI'R: ~. If. VI (viii) Jatachhapar GP mf1rU ;:it.~.lfi . tmEflft iI'I1:. mr-t ~ liS IV Chirmiri NAC ~ K.urasia Urban Agglomeration ~ ;:O-.I:1;.lfi. ::16 V Daboh NAC r.r

    -_. ~-~------.- - -- ... -~ - --_ ------159 . _._- --- _- 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ------

    120 1865 494 540 274 492 1800

    657 834 49 8 5 172 814

    55 650 138 232 112 4 124 610

    2590 22238 3300 1122 5052 6169 23 6372 22238

    4154 35902 3297 1581 13852 4393 2199 8683 34005

    564 243 6198 815 130 1308 326 803 1735 5117

    72 62 1237 410 72 352 6 91 300 1237

    arsf1ta' N.A. 3fmtCf N.A. aorrctr N.A. anrrta N.A. aortta N.A.

    92 2172 424 352 571 46 21 1414- 3l'3fTt(f N.A.

    atl[J1:tf N.A.

    1440 1992 21651 3352 1275 6224 8151 2837 21839

    53 30065 5287 1737 10723 4351 2623 4280 29001

    ._------160 ------1 2 3 4 6 .------.5 7 ~CIfT VI'. !f. 89 V Damua GP 356 13 10 \

    ~ If. 'IT 90 III Datia M 10988 127 3M

    ~ If. 'IT. 91 TV Deori M 5705 3851 341 926

    it~ ;!f. 'IT. 92 V Depalpur M 3320 11 1000 2000

    ~ if. q'J'. 93 n Dewas M 48803 387 2881 1000 rJTlriiW ;r. Ill. 94 IV Dhamnod M 5165 225 362 281

    ~ Of. Iff. 95 IT Dhamtari M 23448 1988 4856

    ~ ¥T. If , 96 V Dbana GP 67 80 ~ ;ft. ~, '1:. ~~iffI~~~ 97 ITT Dhanpuri NAC See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban AJ&lomeration ;;'~t(iitt ~ ~t (Nargada Hari Dafa i)

    ~ If. 'IT, 98 TTl Dhar M 4069 231 It 84 250 tf{~ ;ft. It. •• 99 V Dharamjaigarh NAC 1067 10 101 14 troIJ{r i'f. 'IT. 100 V Dbarampuri M 4810 18 112S tmn;fr VI'. If. 101 V Digbawani GP taM ;ft, ~. 'fi, 102 V Dlndori NAC 952 191 113

    ~~ . ;;'. Iff. 103 m Donprgarh M 3600 440 465 ifq'(~ ~. (t-••. f~lI(Im~"1R~~ 104 III Dongar Parasia NAC S.;:e C'likhaIiKalan-Parasia Urban Agslomeration I'f if. Iff. fl-f~'1~~~ 105 I Darl M See Durg.Bhilainagar Urban Agalomeration ~-f~-~ Of. ;J. ~~;nI' t~~ ~i DlIrg-Bhilai-Nagar U.A See constituent unit f~.~ ~ (0 BhilaiKalan SADA f~~ ". if. (ii) Bhilainagar· cr ~ wm (iii) Charoda" SADA fl if. q'J'. (iv) Durs· M 38422 10140 6018 250 ""If!' ~ (v) Iamlll SADA 161

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    111 490 74 42 104 45 225 490

    739 ]2218 3227 1387 5836 624 1045 12119

    1244 12073' 1459 162 3139 185 3546 9091

    50 H50 1731 1655 200 340 530 30 2000 4155

    412 1389 54878 ~355 2839 26985 U520 70 ilI09 54878

    79 6118 56S 229 1653 143] 99 2141 6118

    3639 971 34902 1743 2064 10545 8167 391 14}6 ' 30346

    46 H)5 39 JJ 41 16 H 183

    5J2 1&184 11050 4954 532 134 317 11033 11050

    44 36 1212 417 135 86 374 40 249 1301

    5951 1322 616 2513 45 13JS 5951

    ~ N.A.

    21 11017 440 102 180 151 4'H 1271

    30 194 4729 1269 102 1433 377 363 982 5126

    8989 57274 3540 686 59056 8089 23654 10778 5164

    1 RGI186-31 ·162

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    l'f!1ro!I'f~T if, tff'. '106 III Gad,arwara M 2570 1370 8849

    :rri'dT mtn: ~ IIlToftiT"t m. If. 101 V Gandhi Sagar GP 147 10 50 Hydel Colony

    ~rm if. qr. 108 IV Garhakota M 2274 524 3636

    ~"r~r ;ft. Q;. iii. I C9 V " Garhi-Malehra NAC 57 9 3

    ~ if. 1fT. :rr~)Q~~~ 110 IV Garoth M S~e Garoth Urban Agglomeration

    ;rfui if. ~. ~~~rt~ (i) IV Garoth U.A s,,-e constitutent unit

    ~ if. 'fT. I Garoth M 2391 133 111 460

    ~ m. q'. if~ ifll" ~ ~ 111 V Gaurl)lla GP See Gaurella Urban Agglomeration

    lTm;r if. ~. ~'W~Tt ~ Gaurella UA· See constituent unit

    if~\'Il 1l'T. tj. IV Gaurella GP 665 48 roT ififl'trU if. 1fT'. 112. IV Gobra Nawapara M 4565 433 135

    iI"l1ltcr Il'r. 1fT'. 113 V Gogaon GP 613 124

    iI~ ;r. 1fT. 114 III Gohad M 6144 1048 78

    ~r if. 1fT'. 115 IV Gonni M 15 2

    ~ if'). Q;. '11. 116 V Govindgarh NAC 1328 5 179

    Tl'T if. 1fT. ~T ~ ~i{ ~ 117 II Guna M &e Guna Urban Agg:omeration

    T"T lIf. ~. ~~'Ii ~rt ~ Guna 'UA See constituent unit

    ~;rT ;r. 1fT. II Guna M 15661 1333 1491

    ~f~ ;r. f;r. rcnf

    ;r. ~. rnq; ~lIlri ~ UA See constitUent unit

    ~~ if. f.r. (i) I Gwalior MCorp 175170 4500 8140 1250 ll")<:~ ~ m. ofT. (ii) IV Morar Cantt. CD 189 2018 3559 163 --- -. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1~

    8 203 4098 17090 1502 769 4837 8070 ~10 1659 1704;

    207 161 12 30 203

    354 6788 2510 351 2313 325 85 238 5d22

    343 412 82 48 282 412

    321 l12 4328 1088 1389 25 3·U

    178 891 221 342 54 190 4 131 942

    521 5654 1464 526 3484 92 2147 71l J

    4 741 118 281 57 237 44 737

    458 1112 8840 1047 304 3298 802 1934 7385

    11 22 22

    16 1528 174 626 81 11 5 108 10J5

    619 1913 21029 3548 1114 6300 3317 300 5188 19767

    15250 204310 38930 13370 59790 47860 173890

    104 1079 6949 2218 3947 684 5 211 707r 164

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    ~ ;ft. t1; .11'1. 119 V HallUmana mc

    ~'" If. 'IT. 120 III Harda M 15321 3110 823

    (m~ ;ft .~.II'I. 121 V Harpalpur NAC 586 136 500

    ~~ ;fi.~.1f. 122 IV Harsud NAC 2590 249 1S0

    6:1C!fqWI(' If. Ifl. 123 V Hatpiplya M 2790 35

    ~ ;r. 'IT. 124 IV Hatta M 6136 7S5 210 35

    ~ or. Ifl. (\"lIill'l" (fI: ,,~ IIit ~i 12' III Hoshanpbad M S .. H Hit ng Ib II V:illl Ag~bmJrl.tiJIl

    (lWl"JTm '1". ~. ~a-"Ii" ~rt ~ III Hoshangabad UA· S~ constituent unit

    l~ OI:'IT. I Hoshangabad M 13282 5925 449 292

    ~~ If. 'IT. 126 V Ichhawar M 191 10 40

    ~~, 'IT. q. f~I"') 'I!::ri 'H.r~~, ~ .""~ ~ 127 V I1dehra GP S:" Ciikhali Kalan-Pa.rasia Urban Agglomeration ~ r(. f... 128 I Indore· M Corp 152033 21290 IS80

    lm~ if. 'IT. lmm ;r~H ~ ~i 129 n Itarsi M See ltarsi Urban AJglo.ueration

    tm~r 11". ~. ~lti lllrii ti Itarsi U.A. See constituent unit

    f~ VI. if. V (i) Bhilakhedi Cl'

    ~, If. 'IT. 11 (ii) Itarsi M 10320 6804 28S5 7066

    Glif~ If. fif. 1iI;r«:I( ;r;r~ ~~ ~. 130 J Jabalpur MCorp See labalpur Urban Agglomeration

    it.~ ". ~. 'dfl" , ..I'( ~ Jabalpur U.A. See c onstit11l)nt unit

    -GJ.~ If. rlf. I 0) Jabalpur MCarp 78952 24155 200702 10000

    \iJ"'~ ~ m. ;ft. II (ii) ]clbalpolr CanU. CB 18876 3210 3380

    ~ iii. or. m (iii) Khamaria cr

    ~~~ ~. 'if). lf~ot\,- Iflr( ~~ ~"i 131 n Jabalpur Cantt. CD See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration 165

    ---_... _.. __ ------_-----_.- --. ------S 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 1 7 ---- -~.------_._--.--- ,_ - .. '-._---- ar~ N.A

    175 19435 3019 3188 8256 1457 483 1535 1793&

    377 2919 4528 1063 149 36 929 2351 4528

    36 375 4000 351 126 1548 45 4 411 2485

    360 3185 884 223 t321 386 25 345 3185

    13 236 1985 1526 512 3380 591 245 674 6n8

    1595 21543 2951 1539 1284 533 6~H 2) il!

    1635 1876 103 20 4) 16Z6 1789

    476316 651219 54023 1432 532295 128439 803 90~92 807534

    602 37647 3080 t 542 11737 12173 1323 6487 36242

    41609 11072 366390 33535 11879 131863 68765 15805 104543 366390

    6903 32369 1616 1805 13755 4276 4231 6686 32369 166

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    1iI~ if. Iff. <;f"1T{"'~ ;:H{ 13"i.~ ~i 132 II Jagdalpur M See JagblllplIr Urban ~Iomeration

    iil'~ "1". 13". ~~;!fi" ~;!fi"rt~" 1 Jagdalpur U.A. See constituent uni~

    1iI~ if. tfI". Jagdalpur M 16203 395 1105

    ~~')" if. qr. 133 IV laithari M 60 84 1495

    ~ ;:ft.!!;."!!>. 134 V Jaitwara NAC

    iifT1li if. Ifr. 135 IV Jamai M 3191 221 1043

    1iIl1!'-'I" ~T ~ f-q;;rrt rm: ~ ~ ~li 136 TV Jamul SADA See .I)urg-Hltilainagar Urban Agglomeration

    "I"1

    'OI'T

    ;;r ...."U .... Ifr. III Jaora M 5952 3953 18211 1491.

    ~,-";ft'i,- ~. 'n. 138 IV Jashpurnagal" M 2099 232 170

    ;;rmm~ ~T. q. f;Nffl ifi;;ri"~Tful:(1" ...~ 13"~ W 139 'vI Jatachhapar GP See Chikhali Kalan-parasia Urban Agglomeration

    'if"m"U ;:ft. 'It. 'Ii". 140 V Jatara NAC 1944 318 385 750

    'iI"fifIl" ;r. 'IT. 141 IV Jawad M 1935 301 186

    ;;f)"~ ;:ft.t:{.'Ii". 142 V Jirapur N<\.C 30

    ~ ;r. tfI". 143 IV Jhabua M 6Od2 650 126

    ~TVq ;:ft.l!;."Il>. 144 IV Jhqrakhand NAC 635 346

    ~r.rc .... 'IT • 14~ V Jobat M 1173 426 1299 49

    \iI'ro .... qr. ;;fi"(I"~"ij"IJ.~iI:. 146 IV Joura M S~~ J )

    • <'IT~ ;:ft.l!;."Il> • 147 V Kailaras NAC 37 1 167

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    383 3474 21560 4032 1025 8894 2338 2050 3221 21560

    ~H 155J 4",. 101 2H 4)5 119 744 2057 amco N.A.

    14 371 4840 1113 102 1057 218 1094 1256 4840

    783 162 30553 4656 1816 12117 5292 246 627 24754

    59 41 2602 907 151 1063 187 22 377 2707

    31 3428 995 176 774 974 13 170 3102

    2422 1161 429 1972 1232 81 4875

    911 941 156 136 303 329 1 67 992

    226 7084 1032 1016 2619 124 2293 7084

    981 121 745 86 952

    327 692 3966 874 166 1036 123 66 1701 3966

    1551 8882 3028 1078 4784 8882

    25 63 7 1 16 12 4 23 63

    169

    8 10 11 12 14 15 16 17

    -rm N.A.

    91 189 5014 1429 )5) 2102 324 128 .4

    200 3903 589 305 1576 188 37 1208 3903

    112 1155 575 U" 13 21 351 JU,

    2166 7867 1020 418 2624 220A 88 835 1193

    10 3636 1680 1000 300 30 626 3636

    731 2939 601 370 754 196 983 2904

    43 291 60 8 65 158 '!91

    .5S4 61 4410 18ll 219 1054 120 118 1006 4349

    128 1008 7338 1338 333 3200 1147 466 854 7338

    11)30 108S 9655 2090 460 2910 750 10 3305 95lS

    2868 910 195 356 30 129 15'8 2378

    ISIS 9886 1233 588 4531 94 3440 9'8<1

    4000 1069 65159 5809 2150 40278 3966 1675 1t488 655645

    N-.A.

    462 240 150 390

    714 30539 2930 1121 15314 3951 51 2987 26354

    923 8629 2218 335 1282 272 2734 1624 8465 1 RGI/86-32 170

    ---~------'--~~------~" ---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 --- --_ ._ .... --- -.~--'--

    ~ 'if. qT. 166 IV Khatega11n M 5000 970 120 .

    ~

    ~~

    N~ lJ1'. q'. 169 V l{hirkjya GP 291 25 l\:or;ro;:

    ~ ;:r. 1fT. '[\t ;rlf<; ~ W ] 71 III KIlu.nli M See Rhurai Urban Agglomeration

    ~

    f~ 'Jf. ;;. 172 IV Kira'ldul c:r.

    'fiffiTW

    . 'fiT6FrR ;;. lIT. 174 IV Kondagaon M 2~4 n 2214

    lfil\arr ~r 175 II Korba SA£)'\ 14543 12253 4500 2000i)

    !fi7cr 'f. 'TL after 'if<1?: ~'!.if ~ ~ 176 TV Kora M See Kota Urban Agglomeration

    'tim ;;. tf. ~G''fi' '{~ ~ IV Kota UA Sl'e constituent Iwit m ;;. Iff. T K:>ta M 1019 55 219S

    ~ ;it. t.J;. 'fi'. 177 IV KotmR NAC 290 785 1692

    ~

    ~) ~ .. 179 V Kumhari SAOA ~ 1.lT. q. ~f6'!lT ;r iT~ ~~~ ~i 180 III Kurasia GP See Kurasia Urban Agglon,eration

    ~<:Tfij'lI'r 'l.rI. . liFf C''li {'lir{ .~ Ii Kurasia UA See constituent unit

    Rr~fiRr*

    ~<:Tfum* lTf. fT. UI (ii) Kurasia GP ---_._.. - --- 171

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ----

    1.10 500 6800 1000 2000 1800 160 1840 6800

    385 71 6088 992 419 1715 2303 116 459 6004

    228 4985 1094 246 1184 286 2058 4868

    34 350 15& 132 17 20 31 358

    140 750 133 69 65 7J. 629 56 W24

    47 1643 17311 2545 490 5303 1~51 3141 1687 16417

    1242 2963 604 170 1354 340 10 485 2963

    .. 775 3295 471 206 508 1235 24 851 3495

    9504 60800 738{) lQ63 J 133 61527 .",'.: ~l6() 79463

    163 3435 B33 253 819 210 433 .. ~:~' Sa7 3635

    .. 303 3070 1148 403 944 5lQ 2Q .:-59 30$4

    470 7437 1751 2747 1183 214 'U42 7437

    4 1345 4017 522 138 1106 1454 2 H81

    ------.~-.----- 172

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    fmf if. qr. 181 V Kurwai M 1748 390 719 93S

    Ii'l'tt 111'. if. ~'1:R: ;;If, ~~ ti 182 IV Kymote CI See Kymore Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ;r. ~. "crlli' m ~ K.y.mor., \J~" Sec constituent unit ~ 1iF. 'l'. IV K)mote C'l' Ii'IlR ;or. 1fT. 18l IV Lahar M 3012 119 119

    ~;r ;it. 1(. iii. 184 V Lakhnadoo NAC 1135 90 ZlO oIftr ;it.lt .•. 185 V Lanodi NAC 150 55 lOZ

    ~ "f. q. 186 V Lodhikhera GP 1333 80 10 34

    ~ tit .It.lti. 187 V Madhogarb NAC 91 9 691

    ~~ 'f. qr. 188 n Maharajpur M 1737 UI 144

    ~ ". lff, 189 m Mahasamund M qm ;r, W. 190 IV MAlJashwar M 1596 74 l47 ~ ft. 1fI'. lSll IV Mabidpur M 5847 657 184 'f, lff. 192 m •WaibM M 6815 1791 730 2476 ~ ;it.I( ••• 193 v MAJaoI! NAC 1785 345 210 ~ ,".q.•. l'94 v )fUal NAC 981 126 693 100 - 'f. 11'1'. ~ 195 V MaJba'la.rh M 1664 62 69 'f. qr, .... M 4194 1194 382 50 196 IV ..... IPIIIrt IT. qy, 197 IV ManaW&f M 3015 932 1553 If.Itt. lim ~~ ~~.M 198 m """Mandla. M See M-.ndla Ur~an AsSIOlXlcration ~ IT. W. ·::l1rClt ~rt'~· Mandla UA· See constituent Wllt q'ftlT 't. Iff, (i) UI Mandla M ------!&It------1-8»--" . -4-2900- 173

    8 9 to ( 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 ------

    110 207 4109 717 III 7111 14~9 6 630 361l

    148 289 3707 1113 419 748 467 7 935 3689

    155 I bOO 290 300 680 100 30 200 1600

    667 974 179 50 285 10 450 974

    24 54 1535 107 643 92 85 607 1535

    38 829 518 18 577 1113

    1765 3767 7<;Q 160 1228 5S9 13 1018 J767

    N.A.

    987 2804 663 798 401 75 310 2247

    1738 958 9384 1186 310 3685 918 47 1092 7238

    1360 13178 2526 1050 7616 1010 100 HI6 13418

    25 2'5 ~4() 298 79 370 1~79 :l 6()9 2640

    -. 1900 740 900 260 1900

    1795 1111 90 220 274- 1695

    158 350 6328 1069 520 2378 974 146 SCS7

    6849 lZJ49 2478 452 1759 125~ 9 6399 12349

    386 2544 20459 4692 1168 7101 3256 949 713 18479 ------174

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---- mm: ;r. IJT. 199 V Mandleshwar M 1107 698 1598 500

    11'~ ;r.IfT. 200 11 Mandsaur M 25894 3955 3479 7750

    ~I'FI; or. tfT. 201 IV Manendragarh M 5039 1305 149

    ~qift ;IT. I;( • ~. aorrCCl' 202 V Mansawan NAC N.A. ;it.q.ar . 20:\ IV ""Mau NAC 82 1{~~ ;[t.q.'I(i. 204 IV 'l\Huganj NAC 498 80 - ~ ;r.q'T. 205 V M 2581 161 lIt~ ~I'. ift. If!~~'R~~ 206 II Mbowcantt. CD See Mhow cantt. Urban Agglomeration. 1fI~ if. ~. «'Ef~ flIirt ~ Mhow Cantt. U.A.'" ~ee constituent unit 1I:R~ ~f. iff. (i) 11 Mhow Cantt. CD 25579 6150 15998 JI1'1f1'if ;t't. t( • 'Ii . 207 V Mhowgaon NAC 90} 993 993 ~ ~. t(. 'Ii. 208 V Mihona NAC 30 39 mTt~~ ~ ;rIT( «IJ.t ~ 209 IV Moral' Cantt. CB See GwaUor Urban Agglomeration. \m if.qr • 210 U Morena M 24114 1150 949 ~art ;r.'IJT • ~1t ;nr{ '"l~ ~ 2U IV Multai M See Multai Urban Agglomeration. ~rt if .~. "~lfI'~~ Muttai U.A.'" &Ie constituent unit I{.~tnt l'I.qr. IV Multai M 6972 410 139- 84 (!if ift.,.'Ii. 212 V Mundi NAC 403 t 35 17 ~"t ;r.1ff . ~mi\' if~ ~ t. 213 IV Mungaoti M See MunaaoJi Urban AaJomeration. ~trrrfflr 'f.~. ~wli~ Munsaoli U.A.· See constituent unit tilfr~t:I'( If. -n. (i) IV Muoaaoli 1\f 3250 554 144- 1450 '1iiW'r iIt.l'f!. ~ Jftt~ ~tW 114 III MQaIOli M See Munaell Urban AIIlOmeratlon. i~ l'I'.«. ~mtW Munacli U.A.* See constituent unit ~ ~. 'fr. ,0 III MUftseli M 71SJ 793 1204_

    --_._------_.... - ¥ .. _ ...._--_ •• _------.-.----~---~.-- 175 ------Q 10 JI 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 8 -----

    367 249 4519 1141 429 176 1002 4 2123 4875 - R94 10041 520)3 S077 4108 13178 7369 22040 S1772

    520 7013 1819 1622 3441 88 790 7760

    nTl:iI' N.A.

    82 -I 4

    1885 2461 R61 500 199 103 1663

    137 165 3044 613 1584 60S 234 3036

    793 48520 1314 2916 19222 7474 9789 9229 49944

    89 53 2036 58 254 1356 3 985 2656

    30 99 91 19 13 6 129

    5898 32111 13764 us 164 8689 364 9002 321H

    153 740 8498 2022 233 1794 290 109 3524 7972

    82 637 48 !IS 342 26 185 689

    150 119 ;667 8P 427 2202 1633 592 ;667

    110 403 9663 2040 ~96 2591 916 2216 1 J2< ------_.,----9284 176

    .~-~.-... ~-.~.~ 2 3 4 5 6 7

    ~~n::r Of. qT. ~r"~ ~i{ W' lIS 11 MurwaTa M See Murwara Urhan Agglomeration.

    ~~mr ;r.~. ~mtM' Murwara U.A. See constituent unit

    "~T ~.ql. (n II Murwara M 8357 2543 44408

    ;Il.~"\' :or.";f. (ji) V New Katni "'CT

    .. l:~ ;;i;m;r rl~ Rty. In. Area

    !E[~~ri~,l!I'e!I'r ;;r.Of. (iii} V Ordnance cr "Factory Area, Katni

    f~"t* ~r.lI'. (iv) IV Tikuri GP 955 77 366 .- ;rPm ;r.IfT. 216 II Nagda M 13881 2179 406

    1'I'nr~ ;ft.t\". ~. 217 TV Nagod NAC 4533 436

    ;f~'I' ;ft. ~.Iti. 218 V Naigarhi NAC

    ~~'f-1: ll.~. 219 IV Naila-Janjg ir M 871 655 171 ~ 1'1'. Itr. 220 TV Nainpur M 2799 210 1159

    1'I'ri", Of. 1fT. 221 V M 3925 174 104

    1'I'np{lIl~ 'If.IfT. 222 V Narayangarh M 1716 132 372

    ;nf~ ;r. Itr. 223 III Narsimhapur M 3327 1585 5863 1342 i\d'~ .... 1fT. 224 IV Narsingarh M 4000 200 170

    ;y~W1i'iJ mA. 22S V Nasrullaganj GP 450 69 1'1'!{1' ilTtil, ;ft.~.6. 226 VI Naya.Barad war NAC 1360 253 55 .,.'hr.r 1'1'. 'fT. ~~~~ 227 H Neemuch M See Neemuch Urban Agglomeration. .,.r~ 1'1'. ~. ~If;' i1lirt ~ Neemuch U.A." See constituent unit

    .,.~ 1'1'. '1'f. (i) II Neemuch M 2)848 1929 1304 3010

    ------.~ ....• 177

    ------~ -_.---- - ....-- ---_._ .. -_" -.. __ .. - -'------_.------.-- 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 _..•. ___ ,...... -- ... _-- . ---, ------.-----.------~--.

    2278 8379 65965 11853 1353 23663 47)0 7865 16521 65965

    24 99 1521 558 606 261 96 1521

    995 t 7461 2567 406 1555 9136 3629 17293

    933 5907 614 852 1541 5 7.851 5863 N.A.

    5116 6813 1742 424 3712 618 126 671 7293

    1186 SU4 290 149 2630 118 2167 5354

    1122 5325 1619 736 929 91 2135 5510

    2220 945 43 43 886 1917

    52 12169 1701 -1208 6152 462 234 1828 11585

    2000 6370 500 1520 1530 1500 200 1000 6250

    12 531 182 25 3 140 34 22 406

    150 1818 547 100 480 440 1567

    2945 17724 48760 2839 1360 15072 2288 578 18650 40787 ----_.__ ... __ ._.-_ ... -.... - ..- - .. --.--.---... -----.-~ .....-- -_ - :," ....: :- I RGlj86-33 178 ,--,------._--'- 1 :2, 3 4 6 7 _... _-" .. _,_-----

    ~ ;jf. 'I. 228 III Nepanagar C'T 2733 1816

    NJ. ~ ~ Iil'II'Wif tlf"{lV' ;;t. if. 1JHf1:T if~ ~ ~ 229 V New Katni Rly. In. Area cr See Murwara Urban Agglomeration.

    f;riU~'l' ;{T.t{I."Ii . 230 IV Niwari NAC 117 106 873

    ;fitTi

    ~~~(~) ;fu~ .~. ~~ (~mn) ~ ~ ~ 232 IV Nowrozabad NAC See Nowrozabad (Khodargama) Urban agglonleration ;f. ~. ~ '{If1lf « (Khodargamaj VA'" (See constituent unit)

    ;:fR)-..rr-mr (li't~l1'l'IT) ;:it. 1:t .• "Ii. ~"Ii ~lfi1'f ili Nowrozabad NAC See constituent unit

    (Khodar811.ma)

    ;r"t"@l~ (~T) ~T.11;."Ii. (i) IV Nowrozabad NAC 1046 105 94

    Khooargama)

    3l'T"'\,~ n. q. 233 V Obedullaganj GP 22 2 117

    mt.=r~ tfi~) 11;f~ lII'~" '01. 'I. 1l.1'mr ;:pf'{ ~~ iti 234 V Ordnance ra:etory area Katni CT See Murwara Urban Agglomeration

    lIm SADA

    ~"\" ~)~~~ 235 VI Pachmarhi See Pachmarhi Urban Agglomeration

    ~"\" ;r. 'I:f, ~~"I'i'(~ ~ Pachmarhi U.A. See constituent unit 'R~" ij11'T (i) vr Pac hmarhi SADA 2185 94 121

    ~~ "',.. ;fr. (ij) V Pachmarhi Cantt. CB 1925 1083 7175 'f"IlI'it ~ ~,.. ;iT. ~) ;rq,~ ~ 236 V Pacbmarhi Cantt. CB See Pachmarhi Urban Agglomeration

    Q'qT1: '1').11; ."Ii. 237 V Pachore NAC 358 62 88

    ~~ 'fT .11;. if>. 238 V Palera NAC

    'lTlfT ;ft. 1:('. if> , 239 IV pali NAC

    !Pir~, '1', 'iI. 240 IV Pan agar -----_ M 393 2507 179 ------8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    21 4570 14103 9900 1211 6373 5389 36976

    55 289 1440 600 125 195 37 97 1062

    249 4894 753 167 2978 17 976 4894

    1245 579 1 ~ 391 458 128 1572

    4 154 299 130 22 20 63 235

    13 2413 387 398 562 18 1365

    761 2430 13174 69:? 2967 495 4521 681 4018 13374

    33~ 840 307 231 31 2 1089

    N.A.

    61 664 3625 1027 274 1089 166 1{)69 3625 180

    2 3 4 5 6 7 ._------q;nu VT.

    trtJlII't if. q'f. 242 III Pandhuma M 3697 1447 9048 3000

    q'·ifT if. 'TT. q-.;ni'f1T~~i!:~ 243 II[ Panna M See Panna Urban Agglomeration.

    q·iff if. 'f. ~;r?:lf, {ifiTt ~ Panna U.A. See constituent unit

    q';:ifT if. q'f. (1) II[ Panna M 8037 565 953

    'l'fTTf ofT. ~. 'f;. 244 IV Pasan NAC

    'lTGTf *.~.~. 245 V Patan NAC 326 55 51

    q('Q<'I"l'fiq orT.~ ~. 246 V Pathalaaoll NAC 353 137 17

    q~f~lfT ;fr.q;.lf. 247 IV Patharia NAC 197 122

    'f. qT. 248 V M 2132 94 442

    fimh (t

    ftf~r~ (f1l'iI'1l:T) 250 V Pichhore (Shivpuri)

    tqqfw if. tTr. 251 III Piparia M 8551 1375 438 {qq;;fro ;fr.tt.;r;. 252 V Piploda NAC 111 94

    '1~fo!<: 253 IV Prirhvipur

    ~ '1'. tTT. 254 V Raghogarh M 2003 551 115

    'lii.a~ if. q'f. 255 1V Rahatgarh 1\1 76 100

    ~ if. tTl.

    ,{lI1til if. 'l. ~'EfZ'iti'~« Raigarh V.A.· See constituent unit

    ~~ "1'. q-r. (i) 1l Raigarh M 23556 1716 2496

    ~, ... r'f 257 Rafpur- MCorp 152581 18692 --'5954 lSI

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 J5 16 17 ------

    78 4 12 11 71 9

    100 JII04 19096 2657 122·1 2938 7445 J 123 3473 18860

    9555 J 951 4287 :1705 325 29 9297 N.A.

    432 131 65 162 24 SO 432

    (l 521 114 163 67 19 35 3 401

    16[ 480 203 14 57 188 4 32 498

    2668 967 125 437 1139 2668

    526 1458 174 63 52Q 2 2 698 ] 468

    N.A.

    40 1996 [2400 2173 518 4314 1797 820 2562 12184

    36 241 119 11 29 S2 241

    NA

    2669 2361 298 10 2669

    216 392 8 I 1 42 3 3 325 392

    ('09 3177 31554 3072 1221 1442:> 1509 349R 7102 30824

    2692 97i66 38768~ . 194207 22886 38356 28;052 182 ---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 -~ .... -- _-- ~------.------~------_------.------_------,,"lffi';f ';f. 'll. 258 IV Rai'ien M 3294 690 157

    ~~ if. qr. 259 IV Rajgarh M 2774 29 143

    ~~T Il"Ci!' ~ or. if. 260 II Rajhara Jharan dalli CT

    ~~l1i'

    '(I~1; if. ':rl 262 IV Raj pur M 3867 40 131

    'J&!To!~'" ;:r. IlT. 263 V Ramanujganj M 1175 258 61

    "U'l'!1:1 if. qT. 264 IV Rampura M 3902 90

    ~,.,"\;T';f ;:fr.q.1fi'. 265 V ~Rampur·Baghelan NAC N.A. \Tifr'!.;: ;iT,If,ifi. 266 V Ranapur NAC 1277 256 'U~ .... ';f, 267 V Ranipura cr

    ~~1: q).~.'Ii. 268 IV Ratanpur NAC 6 20

    ~ ;:r. "IT. <:~If ~ ~I{i! ~ 269 1 Ratlam M See Ratlam Urban Agglomeration ur.!'Ilf 't. ;t'lf~'Ii -.:!fiT( it1 Rat lam U.A.* See constituent uni t

    ~ ';f, qr. (1) (1) Ratlam M 53305 18680 1306 2852 ~

    ~ ".'tr. ~~ ';f~ "'If,,~ ~~ 272 IV Sabalgarh M See Sabalgarh Urban AgglomeratIOn

    ~ 't.~. 6'Cfa''Ii J: ifi'li W SabaJgarh ·U.A. See constituent unit

    ~ ;:r.tff, (i) (IV) Sabalgarh M 6903 867 280 m>r<: 'f.tfr. ~ rrr: 'frr: ~IJ.E{ ~ri 273 I Sagar M See Sagar Urban Agglomeration

    mtl"{ ;:r. ~i'!lfeifi' ~ ifi'rl ili Sagar "U.A. See constituent unit

    mtl"{ il. qoT. (i) I Sagar M 60196 6006 6327 9687

    ~rr: ;f;c If! At. (II) U1 Sagar Lant!. CB 18610 4783 1897 183

    8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 ----_------~-

    363 2ft! ·n22 1522 218 761 740 975 4216

    461 H07 tll7 621 57 1742 7 478 3522

    20) St85 35063 7478 6875 8598 101m 35063

    813 4851 2(-i1 16 2295 322 9 1815 4718

    204 1698 61)2 58 176 416 406 1718

    3992 2049 39 571 72 '20 1077 3828

    N.A.

    90 162, 110 121 33[ 107 754 1623

    1442 1468 404 358 85 175 14 477 1513

    B~15 24437 114095 12717 3692 3541, 8976 1798 43462 106058

    3010 616 249 769 556 5 560 2755

    6553 28982 3920 5732 1261 14539 25452

    1745 9195 3500 551ti 268 511 9795

    1722 61'll Q()129 10098 715 38546 3810 16166 J 7158 86694

    632 892 26~14 R97 1059 !!321 4809 3049 12065 30200 184 --.-_-----_._-- 2 3 4 s 6 7 ._------~\~ qr.~) Q'r~ ;r!f1; Q'\, ~i 274 III Sagar Cantt. CB See Sagar Urban Agglomeration

    fOJTi'lT rt.'IT. :If

    #orrlfT ~'I'~ _lIiff~" SaiIana U·A. Seeconstituen,t unit "on;{f if. q"f • (i) V Sailana M 2432 37 106 150

    ~ If. 'IT. 276 IV Sakti M 6930 20 740

    ~ if.qr • 277 III Sanawad M 9196 993 238 U'lqqlm VT.1f 278 V Saraipali GP 265 115 7 4

    ~ f, • '1T. m'(trl' ;r~ ~It ~W 279 IV Sarangarh M See sarangarh Urban Agglomerat~on

    ~ :r. . ~~~~i Saransarh U.A.* See constituent unit m", l'!' • Ill. (0 IV Sarangarh M 5770 265 1094

    ~~ :r. '1T. 280 IV Sarangpur -M 6731 69 189

    ~-~ VfT. 281 IV Sardarpur-Raj.gah- M 5784 694 147

    ~ 'f1{of ~ ~~ ;fT .It .•. 282 III Sami NAC 170 3 19 Thermal Power Station

    If. 'IT • ~T lf~ ~~ N 283 II M See Satna Urban Agglomeration

    ~ :r. ~. ;f1fi!1fi 1:1fiff ~. Satna U.A.* See constituen t uni t

    ~ If.'IT • (i) II Satna M 3145 1080 47188

    ~ vrr. ;q~~ ~ ~ ~i 284 IV Sausar M See Sausar Urban Agglomeration

    m~ if. II. ~ mi tfi Sausar U.A.· See constituent unit

    \M1: ".'IT. (i) IV Sausar M 1434 465 2746

    ~, il. '1' • 2S5 V Sawcr M 2571 21 86

    ~ ;:r. 'tT. 286 11 Se'tlQre M 16599 1257 2100

    ------_ ----_.- 185

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    102 924 3751 418 91 682 2136 3327

    551 8241 1706 39 1050 531 309 4328 7963

    706 11133 2333 707 3594 1665 107 1715 10121

    4 61 452 118 153 11 12 93 387

    41 656 7826 543 317 1422 724 912 2770 6688

    617 7606 1510 341 1140 2600 128 1703 7422

    tl95 7820 1391 286 2()4A 333 72 3310 7436

    192 83 11 1 )2 28 ] 35

    1449 4563 57425 15242 ]2 25932 334 ]2258 53778

    72 455 5t72 1424 295 1063 297 152 1941 5172

    471 288 3437 1794 128 286 1045 12 142 3407

    2704 22660 14180 4184 3600

    1 RGJ/86-34 186

    _._-_-_--_ .. .. . -_ .. _.-._ .....__ ------.. _-_---_._--_._ ... -.- _ _--_ "-'-_"'---'" 2 3 4 5 6 7

    ~ ;f'J .1{ .... 287 V Semaria NAC

    mm 'f. itT. 288 m SendhwB M 8397 368 346

    ~~ ;ft. 'It.iII'. 289 N Seondha NAC 2185 57 128 175

    fircr;ft .... If 290 n Seoni M 5167 1820 1622 1082

    ~~ ;r. qy 291 N Seoni-Malwa M 4898 2514 857 800

    ~ 'f. 'IT. ~;Y~ lPN~. 292 m Shahdol M See ShahdoJ Urban Agglomeration

    ~ .... ~. ~Q'~ M q: Shahdol U.A.* See constituent unit

    ~ ;r. 'IT. III Shahdol M HISS 786 S34 100

    ~ VT. 'f. 293 V Sha.hgarh GP 350 200 500

    ~ 'f. 'IT. 294 N Shahpur M 1271 40 100 10 ~(~) ;ft. 'It . •• 295 V Shahpura NAC 1123 19 205 (1abalpur) ~(~) ;ft. 'It • •• 296 V Shahpura NAC 170 4 386 S (Mandla)

    'IT. ~ ;r. 297 m Shajapur M 6169 1235 8759 1500

    ~ iI" lit· 298 IV Shamgarh M 4010. 269 188

    ~ 'f. 'IT. 299 m Sheopur M 1929 414 205 500 ~ ;r. 'IT. 300 II Shivpuri M 21718 2059 . ;r. qr. ~ 301 m Shujalpu" M 8649 337 237 Q'IUI" '1'. qr. 302 IV Sidhi M 4814 415 40 ~. ;r. qr. 303 III Sihora M 3312 7196 382 fu'diTfr VT. ri. ~;r;r>: ~~ 304 V Sirgiti GP See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration firoIR ;ft. 't . •• 30S V Sirmour NAC ~ if. 'H. 306 III Sironj M 6857 406 224 -_--_._ .. _ ------_ --'-""_-"'_-_' ._------_.. __ .... _---_. 187

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    NA. 609 1371 11091 2255 i65 4430 1326 3526 12302

    65 2610 654 156 832 382 569 2593

    390 16377 26458 4455 1288 13696 2097 3613 1299 26458

    266 392 9727 1698 609 3164 337 35 2225 8068

    52 12627 1185 8620 1029 511 11345

    498 1548 340 260 90 728 200 40 1658

    10 1431 2:!0 250 290 70 60 644 1534

    69 1416 565 135 296 92 1088

    III 676 92 18 101 59 15 391 676

    1996 2652 22411 1577 622 5577 4816 216 13460 2626

    184 655 5406 ISIS 695 1489 1856 5855

    13813 16861 3242 3454 2169 459 13487 22811

    1138 13911 3S826 12622 1235 70lH 105 17777 38826

    165 9388 2552 1001 3615 3310 1943 12421

    24 437 5730 1528 573 2224 386 ~O 486 5247

    28 10918 4366 308 4337 1274 278 355 10918

    539 1094 9120 1669 629 2602 517 58 3645 9120 188

    ------_-_------2 3 4 5 6 7 ------.... _------~~ ~. Iff. 307 V Sitamau M 2393 505 412

    ~ ~. 'fT. 308 IV Sohagpur M 4516 1139 455

    ~ ~. Iff 309 IV Sonkatch M 4390 898 124

    ~)lre" ififfi ;ft. ~. ~. 310 V NAC 3779 94

    ~ o;rr. 'f. 311 V Surajpur GP 36 31

    ~ ;r. 'fT. 312 V Susner M 2750 107

    ~ ;ft. ~. lJ. 313 IV Takhatpur NAC 2"555 118

    ffi"I" ;r. 'fT. J14 V Tal M 2918 382 103

    (I""Q";IT ~. 'fT. 315 IV Tarana M 4859 143 378 1000

    ~ or. 'IT. 316 V Thandla M 2250 330 1600 455 ~~ or. 'IT. 317 HI Tikamgarh M 10143 439 1280 31 ~) lIT. If. ~

    ~ ~. 'fT. 320 IV TimaTni M 2774 8"13 644 395 ftrot't 111". tt. 321 IV Tirodi GP

    ~ ;ft. ~. Of. 322 V Udaipura NAC 397 90 104

    ~ if. f;r. ~ Ff1I"( ~~ ~ 323 Ujjain M Corp See Ujjain Urban Agglomeration

    ~ if. ~. ~If?;l(i ~ W ujjain U.A.· See constituent unit ~ ;r .R. V UJjain MCorp 28541 11335 1884

    ~ ~. qr. 324 IV Umaria M 1582 224 2368 ~ ;:fr. ~. Of. 325 IV Unchahara NAC 239 56 1916 120

    f.mmr ;r. qt. 326 U Vidisha M 3152 1120 J6782 191 CI Hi "1'4';. ;r. 'IT. 327 IV Waraseom M 4690 3]08 %7 J107 ------.------189

    ... _--+_ ------._------_------8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS ]6 17 _------_------

    310 73 3693 621 931 245 IS 1197 3009

    479 95 6684 1359 239 2754 747 221 708 6028

    329 5741 1476 316 2430 87 58 1374 574]

    3873 208 18 3605 3831

    351 4J9 16 301 40 16 374

    887 3744 2334 1432 3766

    ]0 467 3150 821 307 765 81 5 727 2706

    864 141 4408 857 151 1150 406 146 2402 5112

    59 1433 7872 650 2679 9 4334 3 400 8075

    440 465 5540 430 270 660 810 60 3310 5540

    775 1595 14263 2105 595 5072 1895 21 3790 13478

    635 5710 1567 503 1888 1220 204 5382

    201 4827 982 192 1913 277 190 1369 4923 lq'lHCO N.A.

    32 473 1096 301 372 180 154 156 1163

    83199 124959 17576 2625 6187 20546 213 27533 74680

    259 4433 1637 1758 225 30 '851 4501

    2331 640 367 227 147 995 2376

    339 3928 25512 9535 1225 1566 5089 130 7967 25512

    1378 10750 2141 359 9315 1583 522 1785 15705 ------_ ------.... _------_ ~ote: "'Thea'terhl.. mark sho\\-n agajn~t the town repre\enl\ (he data of the comtitucnc with OU(grO\l,tlh. 190 Sta tement IV

    ifT'ffui ern: ~ ~, 1979 CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES. 1979

    191 192

    ~ STATBMBNl'

    ;mrtW aftt SIiII' CMC AND OTHER.

    _____ .__ •_____ .~_·_·._w_·._ ------~-.~-.------_------.------;m: llil q.rrr 1I'R ;mr ;n'IJfu; ~ ~ ~1Ift~ "",,-1IiI' mnm IIit ~ ~VlfT• nwf ;;nfcrrn (f1f;.~.it ) f.!;mft" lit qr.ft crr.t--rn !I'~ ~ ~ """ (1980it) ~'!i\' ~ Number of Latrines : SI. Clusllnd ll1tnlC Civic Pi) pula tio n Scheduled Road length in Systom Water Sen'icc Olbers NOl. of town administra- Castes and (Kms.) of bome tion status Schedule sewerage (in 1980) Tribes population "-_- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ~ ;r.I!T. 1 IV Agar M 18530 1772 PR(14.SS) OSD 92 2954 n(7AO SD

    ~ ViA. ~";fIJ't~~ 2 IV Ahiwara OP See Ahiwara Urban Agglomeration ~ ;r.~. Ahirwaa VA· 16643 2869 PR(2.oo) 185 KR(3.00)

    ~. -~.tf. (i) IV Ahiwara GP 14596 1876 PRo (.2.00) OSO 185 KR(3.00) SO

    ~ ''IT. of • ~~~q 3V Ajaigarh OP See Ajaigarh Urban Agglomeration

    ~ if.~. Ajaigarh UA* 8367 2089 PR.(1.50) 55 235 KR (3.00)

    ~ lI'1. q. (i) V Ajaigarh OP 7722 1895 P.R. (1. SO) OSD S5 235 KR(3.00) SD

    ~ Vi. If. 4 IV Akaltara OP 12985 2551 PR.(6.00) OSO 703 157 KR(2.00) CD

    ~ ;fr.tt.ifi. 5V Akoda NAC 7593 1413 PR(3.00) OSO 256 KR(2.00) SD ~ ''IT.'' . 6V Akodia GP 5779 823 PReMO) OSD 25 450 KR,(3.00) SD

    ~ oft .rt.~. 7 V Alampur NAC 6211 1031 PR(3.t'0) OSO 22 95 KR(I.OO) SD

    \1M (j"'$( if.'IT. S IV Alirajpul M 17880 5251 PR,(lJ.OO) OSD 195 1192 321 KB,(4.00) SI) ]93

    IV

    ~finnii'-1 979

    A \lENITIES, 1979

    ~~ma- ~tfu ~'I'If;r ~ qifer ~ ~~~~ if (mlliif)

    '\fethod protccr~ wate~ Supply Fire fighting ~t·r ... ice F.1~ctriiic:llion C'-lumber of conne:tiOnsl of disposal ------~ of night S('urce of System of stoT'lge with Dorne~tic Inrlu~trial Commercial Roaj Olher~ soil ~up;Jly cap~it}' in litccs (Iigbting pOints.)

    II 12 13 14 15 10 J7 18 19 ------~------~ WBST 1 ORT (4500~::l) Ujjain (63) 887 47'; 171 513

    . W.B. w 690 41 166 291

    WR w BlliJaina&ar (24) _()90 4J 166 291

    ORT ;17 :5~ 241 185 12 (148000)

    ~ HLST T OHT Sarna (10<') 517 55 244 185 12 (148000) f.r

    ~ HL T ORT Dalia (64) 241 12 20 J 7<4 32 WB TW (135000) ~ (~Gf) VIR l' OIU Oah.'ld (73) t5~7 56 554 7t2 295 - ST W (454501) (Guj.) -_------_ -_.------~------t RGI/86- 194

    --~.- .... ------~------_.. ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ~ ".1tT . 9 IV Alot M 1440:1 1384 PR(16.80) OSD 337 114 KR(400) SD

    ~ ;ft .~.1Ii'. 10 IV Amarpatan NAC 11453 2887 PR{6.00) OSD 20 330 KR(6.00) SD

    ~ ;ft.q.~. llV .t!.l\1lIrwa ra • SAC 6860 1099 PR(2.50) OSD 66 325 KR(S.Ot\) Pt

    ~ IIfCfT 12 IV Ambah · . M 173Rl ~181 PR(10.50) OSD 2; no 10 KR(3.00) SO "r.... ,,:J< ;r.IfT. "fi:ij",,'1~ ~ ~q 13111 Alnbikapur . M See Ambikapur Urban Aev,lomeration .,-ti:Ir~ 'I'.e- ., AsnbikapIlr UA- 3S~91 6036 PR.(30.00} 358 1630 4- KR,(7.0J)

    .. r;..IfIIl~ if.qT • (i) III Ambikapur M 37229 5378 PR(30.00) OSO 3<;8 1630 KR(700) Sf)

    ;Y.'IT. 14m Ami."'""" • • • M l4S80 5660 PR(Z.SO) OSD 2825 93, KR(6.00) l Pt.

    ~ '1 ~.q ~.~ ~Ift ~ ii- IS III Amlai GP See Burhu-Dhanpuri Urban Aagl()mcrali(~n

    ~ if.'IT. 161V Anjad • M 17125 5754 PR(S.OO) OSD 63'i 12 KR(l.OO) • SD

    ~ ift.Q:.IIi. 17V Anuppur. NAC 9728 1977 1'&(10.00) OSD 75 102 KR(20.00) SO

    qT('Ir if.'IT. UlV Arana • • • M 11336 15S PR(I.00) OSD 30 0400 20 KR(6.00) SD "''''''1e; (~ lI'.qT 19 III AshIJknapr . M 28736 3731 PR(l6.95) OSD 230 2161 6 KR(12.05) BSn

    ~ Jf .en 20 [V Ashta M 19619 2025 PR{2.80) OSJ) 105 550 20 KR.(14.70) SD ~ WT.ti • 21 V Babai GP 7418 995 PR(!.OO) SD 1 iO 350 KR(2.00) Pt

    IITit 11'. 'IT. 22 V Badi MG 8423 1437 KR.(l.OO) SD 385 760 KR(4.00) CD

    .r~(r WT.1f • f';r.Eft "",r-'Rrf~1.fr;r~ ~ ~ 23 V BJdkuhl GP S:l CtlikluU Kl1a.Parasia Urban AgglamoratiQft

    -- _- - --or--- - .... --.__ __- __r_"-.c... ____ ~ __ - -- - -~ ---_. --- 195

    19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

    ~ WR 1 OHT Ratlam (82) 661 44 425 315 U" (2831'75) S1

    ~ WB TW Satna (37) 366 1.1 241 290 17 ST- f9ToRm wa T CHT Chhind wara(40) 373 11 172 164 15 S1' (8000) ~ WB T OHT Morena (34) 93() 79 391 -4)6 ST (28387S)

    OHT 2983 120 1246 1300 127 (170325)

    ~ WB r OHr Y~s 2983 llO ll~ 1300 i' W (170325)

    ~ WB T OliT Yes 951 13 :47 293 1055 S1 (225900}

    ~ WB T OHf Barwalli (16) 783 35 376 397 (90000J

    ~ HL l'W Amlai (16) 175 31 251 300 300 ST T

    ~ WB T Raipur (36) 518 30 221 3 145 ST

    ~iIT WB T sa (80000) Guna (45) 1711 134 907 805 135 Sf W {t WB T ORT (800000) Yes 1166 68 486 535 69

    ~ B 1 sa (45000) Hoshll.ngabad (21) 64& 21 12 273 137 SF W

    HL W ~ ST TW Bhopal (10)) 559 !to 101 123 139 196

    ------_ ------~ 3 .~ 5 6 7 8 9 10 ---_------~------i!s~ Of.~. ~ Ofif<: ~ ~q. 24 lIT-- B.\dll.lgH M See B.lcln .. gar Urban Aggl.)Jnerdltloll

    ii~;:m<: ~ Bldnaglf VA* 3925 2024 PR(l3.0(') 140 1860 7 I(R(4.40)

    ifsiflT'<: 'f.lff. (I) 1I1--BJdna.g,1J M ~3406 1839 PR(13.00) OSD 14(1 1860 7 KR(~ 40) SO

    ~qT 'I' lJT. 25 IV_13dn'l\\.l! M lll82 2920 PR(6.00) OSD 211 312 6 KR(460} SO orm' ;it. -q; •'Ii'. :!6 V _IJ,ldld NAC 7237 548 PR(O.80) SO 25 350 4 KR(J.8U) OSD

    ~ 'f.q'f • 27. IV--.U!\gbah"rd M 13572 4496 PR(3 SO) OSD ~5 285 KR(12.50) CD

    IiIf'8I' lIT If. 2B. V _Bagh GP 5079 1038 PR(2.00) OSD 35 230 KR(1.00) SD

    ilT'T

    "'~ ('~ril'r) iff 1:1;.If;. 30 V_Baikunthpur NAC <;464 988 PR(S.OO) OSD IS lOll (Rewa) KR,(5.00) SD ~ (~m) 'f.'IT. 31. V -Baikunthpur M 6530 914 1'&(5.00) OSD 48 89 (SurguJJ) KR(~.OO) SO

    ~ ;If lff. .-rorm& iA"( ~ ~i 32. ll-B.l1aghat M See Baltghat Urhln A'l:iomerahon

    ~ ;r.{f. 11 Balaghat UA 53183 6391 PRI5.60 806 2~80 5 KR2.30 ~ if tIT. [I 11 Blia3hat M 495M 5599 PR 15.60 OSD 806 1280 5 ..m- ;If.tfT. KR 7.30 n.Iv-Balod M 15098 2394 PRC.OO) OSD 25 350 KR 3.00 SD

    ~Nr~ ;If. q-r • H TV_Baloda Bazar M 12701 2145 PR(S.OO) OSD '5 SIS KR(4.80) SO ..-r¥it<: ..... Iff • 35. IV -Bamn M 13295 3749 PR(2.0G) OSD 17 86 6 KR(l.OO) SO 00 1'1' tIT. 36. IV -Banda M 12569 2580 PR (6. SO) OSD 90 1.75 1 KR(3.50) Pt

    iiTQj~J IT.If • 37 V-_Bani:liar GP 6181 17lJ2 PR(15.00) OSD 599 01 KR-

    ~------197

    II \2 14 15 16 17 \8 19

    OMT (9091 gO) 1669 84 866 554 142

    {T W8 T ORr (9091 isO) yc~ 1669 84 8(-6 554 142 ST

    'I:ln: WB r PT (757000) Dhar (52) 61' )8 31 3-18 529 ST

    ~ \\'B OHT(72000) LJjjdin (94) 507 239 47 3 136 sr

    ~ WB TV\, Raipur (10u) 7H1 3S4 35 390 150 ST

    1m: HL T OHI (302800) Dhar( 90) H W 212 20 6 108 158

    ~ \VB TW ORT (136000) Dewall (61) 454 16 147 147 ST T '€riH WtI T ORr (46800) Rewa (24) 202 14 113 86 30 ST

    !If~om"!~ we 1 OR' (135000) Ambjkl'pur (77) 630 19 294 242 87 S1'

    OHT t 7;7000) 3014 267 736 837 (i' WB T OHf (757000) Yel 3014 2u7 736 837 ST rf \VB r OH1 (45000) Durg (58) 898 39 4311 450 29 s.r

    ~ \\tB T Raipur (84) 699 26 402 303 184 ST W ~ WB T OH'P (75700) Morena (22) 230 47 72 165 8 sr TW 9Tm: HL 1 'ORr (340650) Sa,ar (30) 719 330 336 268 52 sr m-r S1 TW R¢W".J 653') 699 - l 10 lOO HL T ------198

    - ---..... ------_ ------_-__ ------~------l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    -.-.... ~------~~------~-- - --~------_--- - _--_ ---- -_------~~iI' ;:1'. Iff . 38. IV-BaraiJy M 13013 1722 PR{l.50) OSD 185 248{1 KR(4.00) S1)

    ~1 U.If. 39. IV-Bargi OP 133~6 2882 PR(3.00) OSD 3S 1 KR(

    ~r{l~ ;:fr.~.~. 40. V-Bariiarh NAC 5710 ]932 PR(2.00) OSD 22 306 KR(2.00) Pt

    ~ ;r.'tT. ~~ij"'t( ~. 41. lIl-B", rw"hil M Sec Barwaha Urban Agllll)mera,j()n

    ~ 'f.~. B,Hwaha VA" 2359'7 2642 PR(5.90) 230 817 9 KR,(3.50)

    ~ 'l.qr . (i) UI-Barwaha M 22417 2247 PR(5.90) OSO 230 817 9 KR(UO)

    ~ if."1. 42. IH-Ba rwani M 2776 5972 PR(lO.60) OSD 289 2103 KR{10.30) SI.)

    .nfm if. "IT • 43. I1I-Basuda. M 30234 4912 PR(28.00) OSO Jl.S 865 I KR(33.00) SD

    ~ if. til . . 44. IV-B.lgalllia~) M 18314 2428 PR(S.OO) nSf) 3S 2010 KR(7.50) CD 2

    i~ 'f.'lT. 45. IV-Bemotara M i4661 1068 PR,(2.00) OSO 511 250 KR(5.00) SD

    i&l't~ ;rr.~ .tf>. 46. IV-Bcllhari NAC 10683 2583 PR,(2.6(I) OSD 50 330 KR,(l.OO) S[)

    im!1IT ;r.'iT . .1,7. IV-Berasia . M 10835 1548 PR,(2.00) OSO .1,6 564 KR(S.OO) SD

    .r~ .... err . 4S. II1-Betul M 46293 7046 PR(14.S0) OSO 5SS 1525 KR.(ll.SO) Pt .1(Itm: "'.!fr. 49. V-Bctul Bazar M 8914 629 PR(4.00) osn 32 312 4 KR S.SO} Pt.

    'Ift1ITir lfT.~ . ~ ;p.rt-~;m: ~ ~ 50. V-BhamocJi GP See Chikhali Kalan Para,ia Urban Ail:iolhcration

    ~ .... qT. : 51. IV-Bhandcr M 12543 2451 PR(3.00) OSO 407 326 5 KR(2.()\») , SO 'If.JIIU "'.IfT. ';2. IV-Bhanp1.lra . M 13349 1170 PR(S.OO) OSD 40 210 60 KR.(Z.QO) SD

    _M ___ .. ____~ ...... ______----~- ... ------~------~------.- 199

    - --~- ---~-- -- _. . ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    .,..)q-~ HL T Bhop:t1 (120) 1616 86 62 216 25 B W

    ;;r.r~ WB T OIU (1135500) Jaoalpur (32) 350 25 . 135 ISS 49

    ..t~r (:a-. 31'. ) \VB Jhansi (171) 9~ 411 28 169 ST (U.P.)

    OHT (45000. 9~2 61 633 482 74 SR (900000)

    ~ WB T OHT (45000) Yes 992 iiI 663 482 ST SR (900000) 7-4-

    ~ WB T OHT (900000) )'e~ 1768 73 549 569 269 ST fiffc::wr T OHT (11224750) Vidi,ha (65) WBHL 1690 702 123 771 !~l

    ~T'R WB W Sagar (58) 826 142 302 460 ST TW

    'U~ WB T SR(20000) RaJ pur (66) SS9 33 364 462 18 ST W

    ~rifT WB TW Rewa (73) 382 28 249 335 17 ST W , '4I'tm:r WB T OHr (90000) Bh"pal (42) 621 29 273 326 ST 30

    ~ WB T OHT (6819000) Ye~ 2421 78 160 ST 1115 204

    i~ WB W Bl'tul (8) 855 37 93 190 1000 ~T

    m(:a-.l1.) WB T SR (227250) Jhansi (U.P.) 1089 125 246 560 ST pT(70900) (49) ;r11R \VB 1 OH r (500000) Neemoch (97) 907 26 T 445 321 14.

    -~--- 200

    -_-- ...... ----- ,.------_...-- - - ~--~- -- .... -~ __..------_ __ ~ ~------2 l' 4 5 6 7 8 9 III ------_---- .__ ------_------'Il~~ 1I'T tf. 53 V Bh~rbeli OP 5H5 2016 PR(1.00) OSD 110 485 KR(6.00) Pt

    'ltTi!rtmT l'f . 1fT. 54 HI 8h:.\tapara . M 30S:?J 52.44 Pfl(4.00) OSD 600 785 3 KR,(3.00) SD

    'I'lmfT l'f. "IT. 55 V Dh )Ur,hil M 7770 914 PR(l.OO) OSD 20 t 75 KR. (l.OO) CD

    ~' rr.'lT. 56 V Bhikangaoo M 9971 :Z421 PR(3.80) OSD 50 165 :.'4 KR.(O.50) SO

    f~m ~ ~-f'll\lfT{-~~ ~ ~ 57 IV Bhil:\iKaia:n. SAD A See Durg.Hhllainagar Urban Aggiome ra tion

    f\:r<'Il("'I( ;r.l'f. fT filmf-i\1f'( ;pr( ~ {.= 58 I Bhilainagar. CT Sec Durg·Hhiiainagfir Urban Agglomoration

    f~"'T ;r.l'f . WM"!fI'(~~ 59 Y Bhilakhedi. CT See Itl.\rii Urban Agglameration

    f'l1r~ l'f.1ff . 60 II 13hin!1 M 74515 1l901 PR.(3l.00) OSO 1320 4010 12 KR(12.00) SO

    ~ ;:r. f.r. 61 J Bh(lpa1 M. Carp. 671018 75332 PR(304.00) OSD *20,000 NA N.c\. KR BSO

    ~ .... "IT. 62 TV Biaora M 12901 32,73 PR(14.S0) OSD 125 1780 32 KR(3.00) SD

    fir::lrm ",.qT. 63 IV Bijawa r M 11954 :Z08Z PR.(14.00) OSD 105 506 3 KR(4.00) SD

    f.r-;rlfl!( ;r.qT . 64 V Bijeypur M 7954 1269 PR(S.43) OSD 200 50 KR(t.50) SD ~ " 1it.1t.~ . 65 V Biiuri NAC 9880 385Q PR(3.0a) OSD 850 110 KR.(tO.OO) SD

    ~ l'f • "IT. ~

    ~ ;r.~. BiiaspuT VA 187104 27590 RR (46.00) 3790 4114 21 KR (22.00)

    f~ ~.Iff • (i) J-Bila'lpur M* 179791 15917 PR (43.00) OSD 3728 4101 21 KR (18.00) BSD

    ~ ~T. If. (ii) V-Sirgiti GP 7313 1673 PR (3.00) !D 62 13 KR ( 4.00) CD

    .---. -.--~ ... --- --r--__~,_...... , "'rnis Ii.,rJ,·e CJV-:r only N~w Bhopal City. 201 ------_---_.- _.-._------. ------_ -- _------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------__ .. - ~ WB T SR (37850) Balaghat(5} 364 4 SO 27' ST

    ~ WB 'f ORr (27,30,000) Bilaspur (47) 345 131 790 662 270 ST

    ~ WB 'fW OHT (182000) Dewas (18) '09 j5 191 236 Si T ..,. WB T OHT (100000) Y~8 1317 13' 488 457 963 ST rw

    ~ WB T OH! (1,04,42,000) Yes 4016 332 ]529 1797 106 ST 'lW (t ST T OHr (29523000) Ye~ 60881 J494 14703 12732 7i6 WB W SR{645342S0)

    ~ WB T SR(4SOOOO) Shajapur (8S) 1229 113 603 1187 ST

    ~ WB W Sagar (135) 526 146 159 369 ST 1f(;n WB T OHT (189250) Morena (106) 721 39 179 562 2

    'IIAf ST T Chal.'hai (50, 146 S 92 21 WB W

    ORT 12350 398 3760 3169 561 (1892500)

    ~ ST T OHT Yea 12304 398 3760 3125 548 WB W (1892500)

    ~T ST T Bilaspur 46 44 13 \VB W (5)

    ------~-- . ------_------_-_ ----- J RGI/86-_~6 202 ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I} 10 ------~r.n-~ if .ttl'. ;ft;rr~ l'(11~ ~ ~ 67. I1I-Bina-Etawa M See Bina-Etawlil Urban Aaglomeration

    ;(f.:rr~ ;j".~. Bina.-rtaw~ UA· 41811 9101 Pit. ( 7.00) 115 1128 2 KIt ( 4.00)

    .n-"IT~ ;r 'IT. (i) III-Bina-Etawa M 33886 76SS PR ( 7.00) CD 115 1128 2 10l ( 4 (0) om

    ;~ 1I.on . 6S. V-Birsiugbpur M 7553 1895 PRo ( t .(0) so 104 1 KR. ( 5.00) OSD

    ~ If.qT • 69. I-Burhanpur M 140986 1147 PR (40.60) OSO 230 6%71 34 K.R ( 7.50) so "1f n: =it. 1:1;. iii . ~R""'~l'f1I\~ ~ 70. IV-Burhar MAC 'Sec Burhar-Dbanpuri Urban Aaalomeration -

    ~~ If ~. Burhar-Dhanpllri VA 62318 16575 PR (31.00) 2812 960 K.R. (13 00)

    ~ W.If. (i) n-A1nlai GP 20066 4060 PR ( 8.00) BSD 1507 , KIl ( - ) OSD

    ~iR Ift.1:{ iii (ii) IY-Burhar NAC 12401 2688 PI\ ( 8.00) OSD ISO ~no KR (3.00) SD

    ~ oi't.I{.IIi. (iii) m-Dh JlPuri NAC 29851 9827 PIt (15.00) OSO 11$5 450 (Narga

    orm.lIT VI'.ct . ~ IfinIt..qTlfirzrTifIR ~ ~ 71. Y-But'lria GP See Chikh'\li K·.lLm-Parasia Urban Agaiomer.ltlon

    ~i~ il'ttl' ~~~~~ 72. IV-Cha"haura-Binaganj M See Chltchaur•. -Binaaanj Urlwll Agglomeration

    ~6r~ If.q. Chachaura-Binaganj UA· 12219 2069 PR ( 3.00) 150 150 KR. ( 2.00)

    ~~ ;r . ttl' (i) IY-Chacbaura- M 10771 1751 PRo ( 3.00) OSD 150 750 Binaganj XR. ( 2.00) SO

    r;rr'IT If.ttl' . 73. Ill-Champa • M 22996 3631 PR (10.00) OSD 513 350 KR ( 3.00) SO .;;rf~ifc:r lITq- ~ 1fihIT-1f1:rfi:m;m: ~ « 74 V-Chandameta Of> Sec Chikbah Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

    <;f~T !tilT : 75. IY-Chanderi M 12528 2941 PR (4.80) OSD 100 510 5 K.R. ( 4.(0) SD

    ~ in.1{ iii. 76. Y-Chandh NAC 9140 '674 PR (9.40) OSD 55 10 KR ( 3.00) SD ------_ ------203

    ------~------~------~.----~--~.----- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------

    OHT 2034 170 973 Sol-l (567750)

    m'{ WB T OHT Sagar 2034 111> 973 s.t.l .ST W (S677S0) (76)

    ~ WB TW Satna 111 16 158 ISO 16 HL W (33) ft WB T om Yes slI-n 3935 24~6 2716 117 .sT 'W (1181000)

    om 3339 54 573 651 12 (189250) tt ST T OHT Yes 1501 1 46 250 2 (189150)

    $I'~ri WB TW Antlal 630 20 146 250 10 8T T (1) IPI'Ii 8T W Amlai 1202 27 181 153 _WB TW (3)

    sa. 566 44 388 411 54 (283875) -- 'fIT WB T SR. GuM 566 44 288 411 54 8T W (283875) (68)

    ~ S'I T OHT BiJa5ppt 1081 57 630 857 26 WB W (6,75.00) (68)

    ~ (~ .•. ) WB T Sll Lalilpur (UP) 770 28 284 ~O7 13 ST W (75000) (Z7)

    5T W K4.1ni 326 13 8Z: 30, 80 WB TW -(44) -- ---~------____ 2M

    ~------~----__ - 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 -.------. -_. ------~------. ------. ------._-_ ------~ ;fr.1t .... 17. Y·Chandla NAC SS9l 1672 PR ( 5.00) OSD 12 JSO KR ( 3.00) SD

    ~ .,-.r fi'.fit

    ~ iii' .1fT. 80. D-ehhatarpur M 51959 ~879 PR (20.00) OSD 610 7290 6 KR (10.00) CD

    ~ If . 1fT • 81 m·Chhindwarn M 7S178 10292 PR (37.20) OS[) 1500 6500 6 K.R (42.50) SO

    WtaT -!9;:ir

    ~ ;r. qy. 83· Y·Chhuikhac1an M 5264 603 PR ( 3.00) OSD 30 274 2 KR (2.00) Pt

    FlNil' 1fi""'Il ftr ..~ 1II1'ri-'r'::rRm

    m~ mlfUftm lI'.tI'. Chikhali·Kalan 83213 26702 PR (28.00) 231 1975 Para!;j;1 U.A. KR (26.40)

    Q'il!i{r "1r .ct. (i) V·Badkuhl OP 9827 3651 PR ( 1.00) OSD 35 125 KR ( 2.(0) SO

    ~ VT.1f . (iI) V-Bhamool GP 5208 t894 PR ( 2.00) OSD 12 115 KR ( 3.50) SD !!TfWr vrA. (Iii) y.Butaria GP 8989 21S1 PR ( 4.50) CD 14 225 KR ( 5.50) SD

    ~ vr.lf. (iv) V-Chandam·ta OP 6016 2530 PRo ( 3.50) OSD 49 385 KR. ( 2.50) SD f;REfrIlJ;t'lT ;r • qy. (v) rv·Chikhali Kalan M tmo 4814 PR ( 7.50) 080 70 180 KR ( 2.50) SD

    im II"(riWn ;:fJ.~.III". (vi) m·Dongar.Parasia NAC 254S9 7611 PR (6.00) CD 25 S35 KR ( 4.'0) SD

    ~~u v, . (vii) V·lklehra OP 9506 23S5 PIt ( 2.00) OS!> 15 135 KR ( 3.50) SD

    ;:mem: ilLer. (vill) VI·Jatachhapar OP 4698 1630 PR ( 1.50) 050 11 215 KR (2.S0) SD ______• ___, ______a ___...... ______205

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    .mt't (.1. ~ . ) WB W Jbansi (UP) 44 28 30 40 ST (180)

    r.(~ B T OHT Chhind",ara 586 l.H~ 190 Jl ST (18000) (34) smiT('! . 'Sf. ) WB T OHT Jhansi (UP) 2948 287 1112 1477 ST TK (908000) (lOS)

    ~T WB T OHT Yes 7575 614 1855 1749 404- ST TW (300000)

    ;rd~~ WB TW Narsimhapur 768 102 406 459 ST (32) 'UGI";.fri{1l1'll' WB W Rajnandi3-on 445 34 239 1911 75 ST TW ($2)

    3006 174 1073 925 185

    ~ WB TW Chandameta 858 22 268 163 HL T (5)

    ~ WB W Chandameta 49 7 43 52 B (11)

    ~ WB W Clllmdameta 17 2 19 B (3)

    ~ WB W Yes 858 n 268 163 B .I .. ,~a ·WB W Chandamata 149 15 U9 39 ST (1)

    ~., WB TW Cbandameta 794 91 358 296 B T (2)

    ~!T WB W Chandamota 185 11 51 75 B (8)

    'fm'ri!T WB W Chandameta 16 4 6 28 44 B (7)

    ------~- - --~-- -- 206

    --~~------.., ~~ -- - .. ---_------_. --_ -----~------. .. 2 .~ 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 ------~-- --._ ------_------,------~f'r(t ~).'lt.IIi. ~~Tfim om. ~ i. -35. IV.C'hirmiri 'NAC See Kurasia Urban Agslomeration

    ~ ,"".'{.IIi. 86. V-Dabob NAC 6628 1439 PR ( 5.00) OSD 48 186 KR (2.00) SD

    ~ If. 1fT. 87. m·Dabra M 303421 1128 PR (29.00) OSD 4Z8 2328 2l KR (10.00) SD

    ~ If .q1. ~~~~ 88. II-Damoh M See Damoh Urbdn AIJ!Jlomeration

    ~ ~.~. Damoll UA" 76758 14.535 PR (25.00) 2:!5 820() 5 KR ( 9.40) "'.IfT. (i) JI-Damoh M 75513 14208 PR (25.00) OSD 225 8200 5 - KR (9.40) SO ~ ,".11' • 89. V-Damua OP 8911 3565 PR ( 4.(10) CD 35 21S KR ("9.00) OSD

    ~ If .wn 90. lU-Datia M 49386 7SJ4 PR (12.001 OSO 814 407S 6 KR ( J.OOI' SO i.-fr l'I" .qr. . 91. JV.l)eori M 17129 27b5 PR ( 3.(0) OSO 109 190) 62 KR (15.00) SO ~ l'I" • 1fT 9.2. V.Depalpur M 8343 1115 PR ( 3.(0) OSD 108 530 25 K.R ( 2.00) CO tiI'N ;;' .1fT. • 513. n·Dewas M 83465 12262 PR '(18.00) OSD tHO 4400 115 KR ( 3.00) BSD

    1[1'~ or. 1fT. " 94 IV.l>hamnod M 13490 3157 PR', 2.60) OSD 1-60 430 {O KR (1.50) SO

    ~ 1f.1fT • 9;. U·Dluzmtarr M 5j797 9371 NA OSD ]()(J 1600 6 SD

    1m wr.1f 96· Y.Dhana GP 1101 921 PR (-l.OO) - OSD - 9 :!:S Kit ( 1.00) SO - ~ (~(~~"'t TID.) ;:f't .~.Pf. !4T'(-lA\~r ~ ~ ft 91. lll-Dhanpuii NAC See Burhar-Dhanpuri UrMn AQ~eratlon (Narpda Hari Dafai)

    aT( ;{.1I"f • 98. m·Dhar M 48810 591S Pll (20.00) OSD 261 272:!. 1.5 KR (23,00) SD '" ...... 4.1" ;ft.~.q;. .. 99. V-DhMamjaiprh NAC 8309 3%5% PH. (15.00) OSD ~t SZ .KR ( 6.(0) PI _---_.... --- - ~-----.------.--- _.,- - -~------107

    19 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 -- -~-'------~------

    Oifful:tr HL T ORT Datta a47 11 50 186 U ST lW (90000) (79)

    ~ WB T OHT Gwalior 2179 204 Q9S 916 11 ST (1)09000) (45)

    OH1 4590 1'i5 9140 - 1526 101 (4301615) m1l1: WB T OHT Sagar 4590 ISS 1940 15~6 101 ST W (4301615) (613) I;lt;rrqZT '\\8 TW Cbandameu 208 31 210 13 W (::Il)

    .mft (a ,I{ ) WB T SR Jhansi(UP) 3~43 159 1119 190~ 108 ST W (1818400) (25)

    m1t1: \VB T OHT Sa.gar 891 114 259 452 2 ST (567750) (66)

    ~.m WD T OHT Indore 403 30 269 207 54 ST (225000) (40)

    ~r WB T om y~ 4148 185 ISIS \705 ST TW (2724000)

    ~'fTi! WB T OllT Barwaha 6~1 126 313 216 447 ST W (378500) (60)

    ~t WB T SR Yes 2232 149 1495 1041 4)4 S7 W (397423)

    qt~ HI T OHT Sagar 618 146 10) 302 ST (9462~) (17) 18

    wr wn T OHT Yes 3137 140 138 lOll 1523 S7 W (1286'100)

    TTq;!1' WB ,.7 Raigarh 430 13 151 190 38 ST (76) ---~- ~.~ ---- -_. __ ._. - --._- ---- 208

    _- _. -- -~. ------~ ... -.------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ---_------ll~ ;f .1fT. 100. y.I)harampuri M 9063 1085 PR ( 16.0) om 15 '110 4 KR. ( 1.10) SD ~ 1I'T,tf • 101. Y·Dighawani GP 742q 2.727 PR ( 1.(0) OSD 5 160 KR (2.00) so ffirt't iff. V. •lit. 10'. Y·Oindori NAC 9859 2451 PR (2,00) OSD 40 114 KR (3. SO) so

    ~ if.1fT. 103. W·Doqarprh M 25771. 63~S PR (5.10) OSD 130 474 2 KR. (12.30) so ~1tn; IfUftm ;it. 'It.iIi . ~ m-lfUftnrr;m ~ iV 104. IO.Dong:n Parllsia NAC See Chikhali Kalan·Parasia Urban Auloll1e1'lltion rl ;r.IIT. rT-I1t"l',(;1i, <~ ~ ~ 105. I-Durtl M See Durg-Blillainagar Urb3n Aig1omerBtion

    ~-~;m if.~. Durg.Bhilainagar UA 490Z14 654n PRo (244.30) 33811 2462 15 KR (l74.80)

    f1fflTf m m.T (i) IV·Bhilai Kalan SAOA 18810 3092 PRo (2.00) OSO 150 260 KR. (4.00) SD

    f"",-c.r< 'If.~. (il) Bhiiainagar cr 319450 43103 PR (213.00) 080 32500 IS KR. (155. ]0)

    ~ Wi'WT (iii) llI-Charoda SADA 22328 3166 PR (5.00) OSD 7 15 KR (4.00) SD

    ~ l'f .'tr. (iv) I·Dufg M 118597 14319 PR (24.30) OSO 1160 2.172 KR. (8.20) CD

    IifT1{<'I' l1r..,- (v) JY-Jamul SADA 10969 1192 PRo (- ) OSD 15 KR( 3.50) SD

    ~~ l'f .qt. 106. In·Gfldarwara M 23527 3726 PR (8.00) om 155 1200 7 K.R (5.00) BSD

    ITtIfr ~ ~ IfiTt'IT-t, 'IT. If. 107. Y-Oandhi Sagar Hydel GP 5294 705 PR (10.00) OSD 100 250 ColOny K.R (2.00) BSD

    l'RTlfim ;r.IIT. 108. IY-Garhakota M 19589 4234 PR (7.00) OSO 110 510 KR (13.00) SO !Tit ~ on.I:\'.!fi. 1(w. Y-Guhi Malehra NAC 9947 2183 PR (3.00) 080 St8 257 SO KR (4.00) SO - ______------______0 ______------209

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

    aR WB T OHT Dhar 383 33 159 160 70 ST W (302800) (81)

    ~WT WB W Chhinawara 47 11 26 (33)

    ti~ WB T OHT Mandla 1155 '3 309 228 307 ST (5000) (104) SR (49500)

    ~~ WB W RajnandiaoD 178 :J7 412 459 98 8T TW (38)

    ORT 44946 m 7306 1259] 31S (556775) SR (69385500) f1rmt-m WB T OIIT Bhilainasar 796 22 270 165 4 HL w (18925) (3) ~ 8T T SR Yes 34148 49 3611 8961 301 W (68250000)

    Arorr(;:r~ m.. T NA Bhllainagar 271 9 190 94 8 ST (IS) f'll<'l'lt-m: WB T OIIT Bhilainagar 606 28' 2844 2902 '1 8T W (500000) (8) SR H (1135500) f~~~ HL T OIIT Bhllainagar 1125 207 391 465 IS W (37850) (6)

    ~ WB T OIIT yc~ 1120 135 565 485 ST W (719150) ;fi'1-r.l' WB TW Neemuch 661 11 119 693 sr (129)

    ~~ WB T OIIT Sagar 864 '3 331 638 ST (567750) (46) mir(".!I'. ) WB W lhansi (UP) 483 237 69 230 ST (121)

    1 RGI/86-37 210

    ... ____... _~ ~ ______""' ____4 _____ - ~--.------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ___4 ____ --- lTiTo or. lIT • IT<:~ ~ ~~ tV 110. IV-Garoth M See Garoth Urban Agglomeration

    'TUQ :t.~. Garoth UA'" 10740 1303 PRo (1.60) 150 325 25 KR (3.90)

    lTUo' "I'.'1l' • (0 IV-Garoth M 10240 1255 PR (1.60) OSD 150 325 25 KR (3.90) 51)

    rr'furT ·'.fT ." • ~~~",~W 111. V-Gaurella GP See Gaurella Urban Agglomeration

    ;r'furr ;:r.~. GaureUa UA'" 9511 1434 PR (2.00) 103 210 KR. (3.00)

    ~ '.IT.;. (i) V-GaureUa GP 8916 1319 Pit (2.00) OSD 103 210 KR (3.00) SO

    IfTom-~~' :t.'lT. 112. IV-Oobra-Nawapata M; 16427 2311 Pit (1.00) oro 118 308 2 KR <'.00) SD

    ~', m.If. 113. V-(lOgaon GP 6610 43~ PRo (3.00) OS)) 80 600 Kll (2.00) SD

    If~ - "I'.Iff. 1l4. I1I-Gohad M 20176 5347 PR (7.00) OS)) IO? 350 12 KR (2.00) SD

    ~ "1'. lIT. lIS. IV-Gormi M 13055 1583 PR (5.00) OS)) 5 219 Kit (5.00) SD

    'l'Tf~ if. It . iii . 116- V-Govindprh NAC 7115 1643 PR (15.00) SO 50 145 KIt (5.00) Pt WIT ~;:rr';flR~~ ~ 117. II-Guna M See Guna Urban Agglomeration

    ~;rT iI'.~. Guna UN' 6465-9 10296 PR. (IS .10) 2~00 3000 9 KR ( 7.00)

    TfT ~.'IT • 0) Ouna M 60255 8523 PR. (1 S .10) OSD 2400 3000 9 KR (7.00) BSD

    r.nf~ 'T. fit. rcnfO'!'lf1; ~ 1JIl&: W J 18. I-Gwalic>r M.Cllrp. S~e Gw>alhr Urba'l Agglomeration.

    «nf~ ;r. Gwalior UA 55586? 105276 PR (NA) 6930 41496 ::5 KR (NA)

    «nfw:n: ~. fif. (1) Gwa1ior M. Corp. 539015 998::6 ?R (192.35) OSD 6930 41200 25 KR (38.84) SD

    ---_._--- --~------~~------_ ---_------,------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 .-_-----_------

    om 656 36 274 311 270 (302800) ;:fr;r;q WB T OHT Neemuch 656 274 311 270 WT W (302800) (79)

    OHT 747 51 325 125 86 (189250)

    ~;: WB T OHT BiJaspur 747 51 325 125 86 ST W (189250) (118) ~~ WB T OHT Raipur 1757 78 518 291 28 ST W (1200000) (44)

    ~ WB -W Khargone 303 10 107 97 35 ST (16) f1f;:W- WB T OHT Bhind 1061 130 371 536 210 ST W (5,50,000) (43) f1f"- WB T OHT Bhii1d 326 28 101 120 ST W (90000) (35) frcrT HL W Rewa 214 10 134 159 45 ST (19)

    SR 4335 228 1762 2051 198 (500000)

    ~I t;: ~ t WB T SR Yes 4335 228 1762 2051 198 ST W (500000)

    OHT 35945 131)7 112~4 8062 1121 -..,-- (35000000) ~t -wi"" -T OHT ye~ 15945 1367 112J4 80ti2 1121 ST W (35000000) ------._- -_._-_--.,,------_. ----- __ .. -- -__ . ------.-._------112

    ------.. --_ - ---- ~ - -- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    'I{"'nn~ ~.~. (ii) IV·Morar Cantt. CB 16847 5450 NR (NA) 080 296 KR (NA) SD "".11 .•. tTAT 110 1l~. V-Hanumana N.A.C. 8182 :!.086 PR. ( 8.00) OSD 2S KR. (IS.CO) SD

    ~ It. lIT. 120. m·Harda M 37693 4177 PR. (72.00) OSD 108 ;;:483 12 KR (13.00) SD

    ~ ~.'It.1II. 121. V·HarpaJpur NAC 7388 1175 PR ( 4.00) OSD U2 109 , KR ( 2.00) Pt.

    ~ ;fUt.III. 122. IV-Ruaud NAC 11713 1889 PR ( 3.50) OSD l7 713 10 KR ( 8.70) SD

    ~~ If.q"i'. 113. V.Hatpiply. M 9995 '::104 PR ( 2.70) 080 110 25" 1tR ( I 20) CD

    ~ 11.111'. 124. IV-HaUa M 17256 3622 PR. (4 10) OSD 95 115 3 ICR ( 5.90) SD

    ~t 1I.1IT. (1";-.. ",,, ;pro.: ~ i. 125. m-Hoshalllabad M Sc;c Hoshanpbad Urban Aalomeration.

    ".~ ~"'''iii''Hoshalllabad UA· 46300 6634 PR. (22.00) 1490 3480 16 KR. (10.00)

    (1";1 .. "" If. q'I'. (i) m Roshanpba

    ~ ;r.1IT • 12CS. V-Ichhawu M 8461 1063 PR. ( 2.00) 080 30 615 10 K'R. (16.00) SD

    t~ err-Ii ~ "'~ lI1J'{91{t H 127. V-lklehra G'P See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Aallomeration

    t~ 1'J f'I 128. I-Indore MCorp· 829321 127245 PR (441.00) OSD N.A. NA :NA KR (53.00) B80

    tmm II.Iff. ~m6''_~~ 12'. II-Itarsi M See Itarsi Urban Agglomeration.

    ~ ".6' . Itarsi VA 69619 11614 PR. (32.00) 313S 4500 25 K.R. (73.00)

    ~ 111'.'1' (I) (V) Bhilakhedl CT 6078 1412 PR (11 00) BSD 1325 ICR (-) 080

    ~ if.lff. (ii) U·Itarsi M· 63541 10::02 PR (21 00) OSD 1810 4500 :!S KR (7300) SD 213

    11 13 13 14 IS Hi 17 18 - 19 'cnfirl(( WB TK IG Gwallor 1408 238 (10) tI1n' ST T OHT Rewa 234 32 212 168 11 WB W (90000) (92)

    ~ WB T SR. Yes 2640 160 944 750 ST W (1260000)

    Imft (~.sr.) WB W Jhansi(UP) 338 22' 136 ST (,Sj) Wnr WB W Khandwa 67. 481 1'9 91 ST (63) ~ WB T OHT Dewas CSOI 28 3SP 186 2. ST W (450000) (45)

    m~ WB T SR. Sapr 1130 39 363 S60 20 ST W (454000) (106)

    S& 4116 UI 985 647 as (900000)

    tr WB T SR Yea 427' lS8 98' 647 18 ft W (900000) ~ WB W SchOr. Z7S 18 160 110 61 ST (ll)

    T °RT NA TK SR Yes 66746 3062 25898 19900 420 (8437'000) "

    SR. 6152 319 1S79 233' .2, (1400000)

    ~ I T sa. ltarsi 541 149 1110 7 (500000) (8)

    (r WB T SR. Yes 5711 253 1430 1165 19 ST W (900000) ----- ._---- 214

    1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    q,,,~~~ ~ ~.r.t. Ij(). I-Jabalpur M.Corp See Jabalpur Urban AaIIomeration.

    ~~ "'.~ Jabalp\l1" UA 751303 131086 PR. (425.40) 13981 ~16:'6 (lll) KR (-)

    ~l.: ~. fir. (i) I-Jabalpur M.Corp" 64~5 11!516 'PR. (400.00) OSD 9671 ~1160 579 KR (-) BSD ~*~ m.". (ii) n-labalpur Cantt. e.B. 61026 11508 P.a. ( 17.-40» OSD 466 25 KR (-)

    ~ .... It. (iii) mKhuaaria CT· "71~.:! 8052 PR ( B.OO) OSD 4310 14 KR (-) BSD

    lJ~ft ~ift I(If ~ ~ ~.!It N" ill. II.Jabalpur Canit. CD See labalpur Urban Aulomeration.

    ~ ~.IIfT. 111'~~ ;r1l1; ~ ari 132. U,Jaada)pur M See JaadaJp\U Urba:Q AaalomeratioD•

    ~ ~ ... Jasdalpur VA· 63632 13132 PR. ( 44.90) 108S 1786 3 KR ( 2.70)

    ~ "l'.1ff • (i) n-1881!alpur M 51286 92'5 PR ( 44.90) OSD 1085 1786 3 XR ( 2.10) Pt

    t1cr(r If.'fl. U). IV-Jaitbari M 13115 3707 PB.. ( 4.(0) OSD 100 14S KR. ( 19.(0) SO

    ~ Iff.~ .•. 134. V·laitwara NAC 9':41 2621 PR. (-) OSD 20 62 XR. ( 5.00) SO .m ;y.",. 13S. IV-Jamai M 19896 4935 PR ( 4.60) OSD 65 1125 KR ( 5.50) SD

    ~~' um \~.f~ ;m 61l.t a.'" 136. lV-1amul SAnA See DUnJ-BhiJamagar Urban Aalomcration.

    '111f'(f III' • If!' • ~~t~iW' 137. m.laora M See Jaora Urban AIIlomcration

    IIITW If.W. l&or. UA· "'548 4214 PR. ( 16.10) 1070 1500 27 KR ( 4.20)

    1f'I~ 1'1'. q't • (i) m·1aora M 47129 4194 PR. ( 16.10) OSD 1070 1500 27 lCR. ( 4.20) BSD

    ;or~'I'~ 'If'. 'IT . 106 S 138. IV-111 shpl.lrElAsar M 1114~ 4831 PR( '.(0) 050 3'7 1CR (10.00) BSD _o ___ ------21S

    -- - -_ ------_- 1] 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19

    OHT 46687 1576 15496 9395 ]09' SR (4504150) (102195000) {i WB T OIlT (340650) Yes 41862 ]44] 15119 8350 1095 ST W SR

    ~ WB T (98410000) JabaJpur NA NA NA 835 NA sa (3) (3785000)

    ~: ST T OIlT Yes 4825 13.5 311 410 W (41635'00)

    OHT 3692 136 1410 1497 24 (12SOOOO) ml WB T OIlT . Bachcli 3692 136 1410 1497 24 ST W (1250000) (112)

    ar~ ST T OHT Amlaf 300 11 120 219 WB W (37850) (31) qa;rr WB TW Satna 205 30 1·10 120 ST W (32) ..mriJ;n HL TW Chandamcta 923 21 332 290 83 B W (22)

    OIlT 3100 In 1"18 1311 278 (1.50,000)

    (t ST T om Yes 3100 23 1418 1311 218 WB W (1.50,000)

    "011'", ST W Raiprh 564 25 256 6 WB R (214) ------

    217 ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    mUT(;a' 5l.) WB T om Jhansi 521 11 67 lSI 13 ST W (~710) (88) (UP)

    ~'hA WB T om Neemuch 991 28 478 2S1 ST W (194000) (19)

    ~ WB T aRT Yes 1544 118 217 83 ST W (318000)

    ~ ST TW aRT Kurasia. 1~8 3 140 410 8% WB T (22900) (35)

    ~ WB T OR Shajapur 390 48 196 240 ST W (180000) (110)

    ~arT WB W Jhabllil 821 268 338 196 38 ST (SO)

    ORT 718 65 482 433 46 (378S00) -,tn WB T aRT Morena 718 6S 482 433 ST TW (318500) (21)

    ~;n WB T am MoteDa 134 121 251 421 18 ST TW (94625) (45)

    166 21 321 442 5

    ~ WB TW Dhamtari 166 21 321 442 5 ST W (58)

    ~u WB T OHT Dewas 433 23 294 114 ST W (311000) (100)

    ~ HL T aRT Dewas 95 59 312 24S 450 W (10000) (94) 1 RGI/86-38 - 218

    2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10

    I!\'~oft ~.lIT • 15 • 15). IV-Kareli M 16131 3153 PR ( 13.00) OsO 200 690 KR. ( 6.00) SD

    "'~ i'J' .IJT . m;rq"{~ tV 152. IV-Karera M s.:e Karera Urban Agglomeration.

    'Il'~ ~.{I'. Karora UA" 11762 185S PR ( 8.00) 110 700 KR ( 2.00)

    ilihr if .1fT • (i) IV-Karera M 102S2 1745 PR ( 8.00) (.lSO 110 700 KR ( 2.(0) SO

    ~lfIf If .'IT • 153. V-Kasrawad M 9983 1899 'PR ( 2.00) OSD 21) ,191) KR ( 4.(0) SD

    iliitft (~) i'J' .IJT . 15.J. [V-KatartSi (Jabalpur) M 12155 2383 PR 4.(0) OSD ' 30 150 KR 21.00) SO

    'Il'ttft (;mn'6fTZ) .... lIT • • ISS. JV·Katar..si (BaIIlBhat) M 11748 1447 PR ( 9.80) OSO 48 402 1 KR ( 2.00) CD

    ~ ~.lIT • 156. IV·Kawardha M 11037 ~6S0 PR ( 8.60) OSD ;'00 195 1 KR ( 3.60) SO

    ~ .... IIIT. IS7. fir. Khacharod M 2:066 2371 PR ( 17.00) OSD :00 13CO J: KR ( 5.00) CD

    ~rll'f ! i'J' .IJT • · 15S. V-Khairagarh M 9812 S04 PR ( S.OO) OSD 114 186 KR ( 5.30) SO

    ~) {I'f~ · U9. VI-Khajuraho SAOA 4680 719 PR. ( 7.00) BSD 315 45 ' 1::' KR. ( 1.00) OSD

    v~' ;;r .;rr . ~~~W 160. III-Kham~ria CT See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration.

    fl'IT .... 1fT • 161. I-Khandwa M 114715 13887 PR ( 50.60) OSD 4115 8913 23 XR. (29.80) BSD

    mllmrrr ;ft .'I{.II! . 16~. V-Xhanil adhana NAC 6949 1634 PR. ( 1.00) OSD 250 KR ( 2.00) SO

    ~'( ;ft.'I{.1!\' , 163. V.Kltargapur NAC 6959 1108 PR. ( 1.00) OSO S5 305 KR. ( 2.00) SD

    VmR ;f . lIlT • 16~. II-Khargone M' 52749 4549 PR. ( S.OO) OSD 61S 8911 32 KR ( 2.00) Pt 219

    11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19

    OHT 578 21 . 34.J 303 30 (189250)

    .mfr(~.'II' ) WB T OHT JbaDSi (UP) 578 21 34~ 303 30 ST (189250) (44)

    ..-{Ift;r WB T HI' Khal'lone 560 36 182 311 473 ST W (3()()O()g) (34)

    ;;r~ HL W Jabalpur 705 27 186 312 10.J ST (35)

    ;n\lO''lf1'!' 1 WB W Balagbat ]089 83 356 4]5 53 ST (40)

    'U~ WB TW Rajnandgaon 817 22 34g 516 7 ST (114)

    (t ST T OIlT Yes 1474 67 585 700 359 WB W (2.84187) SR. (384415)

    'U\iI'I;rt~ WB T om Rajnandpon 748 78 311 458 105 ST W (340500) (40) mtr(O'.'II') ST T OHT Jhansi (UP) 245 28 136 512 WB W (180000) (152)

    IT WB T OHT Yes 7383 244 3130 2124 173. ST W (314J 550)

    tmI" (0") \VB w BWP Jbaosi(U.P.) 594- 24 153 214 25 B (340650) (77) smit (0.'11') \VB W Jhansi (U.P.) 601 14 78 80 18 ST (l00)

    ~ WB T om Yes 2889 119 1317 1016 33 ST TW (2700000)

    ------~. ------220

    1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 --- _---_- .....------' '------_ -- -.--- .mm if.1IT . 165. Iv-Kharsia M 1234~ 1651 PR ( 10.00) OSD 2:0 234 6 KR ( 2.00) SO,

    ~ if.lI1. 166. IV_Khatepon M 11005 1312 PR ( 2.00) SO 190 410 12 KR ( 10.00) OSD

    ifcrlfT if."'. 161. IV-Khctia M 10581 3308 PR. ( 3.00) OSO 62 545 KR ( 6.80) SD

    ~'\'{( 1f.1fT. 168. IV-Khilchipur M 10101 1109 PR ( 7.50) OSD 54 345 7 KR. ( 11.70) SD

    ~ M.q'. 169. V-Khirkiya GP 1523 1479 PR ( 1.(0) OSD 109 140 KR ( 2.(0) SO ~ '".It.1Ii' . 170. V-Khujner NAC 6483 ]068 PR ( 5.(0) OSD 14' 390 3 KR ( 6.50) SO .d iI'.1I\' . '{tf ;rllU"tJ tv 111. m-Khurai M Sae Khurai Urban Agglomeration. ~ iI'.W. Khura; UA· 24705 5627 PR ( JO.OO) 156 730 7· " KR ( 30.00) ~ if.lfT. (i) m-Khurai M 23080 5174 PR ( 10.00) OSO 156 730 7 KR ( 30.00) SD

    fit;(~ l'iI'.iI'. 111. IV-Kirandul cr 15710 3774 PR ( 29.(0) OSD 1650 KR (- ) BSD

    ~ iI'.1I1 • 173. V-Xolaras M 9157 1714 PR ( 1.00) OSD 389 53l 13 KR ( 2.00) SO

    ~~If ;r.IIT. 174. " IV-KondaSaon M 17279 5863 PR (2.00) OSD 394 349 KR ( 3.(0) SD IIitm am 11!!. II-Korba SADA 83381 16737 PH ( 95.00) BSD 3::43 1:00 KR. ( 2.00) OSD

    ~ if.1I1 . 11'. IV-Kota M Soc Kota Urban Ag1amcration. m if.lIT. *,iflft~ ~ Kota UA· 11235 2403 PR. (4.OG) 51 283 KR <'.00) .., if.lIT. (i) IV-Kota M 10518 1894 pRo (4.00) om 51 283 0(6.00) SD

    ~ ;fl.1{.Ii" .n. IV-Kotma NAC J0949 2361 PR. (7.00) OSD 967 230 0(8.00) SD 221

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 1 9

    'U~ WB lW Raigarh 1090 66 458 434 54 ST W (39)

    ~ WB T OIlT Dcwas 945 87 501 400 583 ST W (227000) (119)

    ~ WB T OHT Yea 500 36 l44 140 340 ST W (100000)

    1!fi1TW'f.~ WB T SR Shujalpur 557 59 241 387 82 ST W (135000) (111) tw WB T OHT Harda Sl 283 148 129 ST W (13500) (32) ,"\"iI'N~. WB W Shajapur 231 24 160 163 5 ST (67)

    OHT 960 10 429 512 (378500)

    ~ WB T OHT SaJar 960 80 429 512 ST W (378500) (55) "~ ST T _SR Baeheli !.SS9 15 201 520 2 w (47152000) (15) f1rcrct'tT WB T om Shivpuri SOB '1.7 • 214 291 ST W (20000) (24) Q1RfU ST 1W Dhamtari 707 45 389 287 WB W (147) ~ ST T NA Yes 3822 92 1071 1670 19 WB W •

    OIlT 425 21 22S 364 16 (302800) fiPn~. . WB T ORT Bllaspur. 425 21 225 364 16 ST W (302800) (30) ~ ST T OIlT Amlai 668 43 314 212 109 WB R (125000) (60) ------222

    1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10

    ~) 'if. qr. 118. IV-KUkshl M 16164 1913 PR(6.00) OSD 210 915 1 KR (4.50) SO

    ~"(\' ~ 179. V·Kumbari SAnA 9181 1739 PR (1.50) OSD 90 120 KR (3.00) SO plff VT.q' . ~rfulff il'if1: ~'I: ~. 180. m-Kurasia OP See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration. ~lrfnr If.<<. Kurasia UA 53015 12423 PR (28.00) 4008 832 KR(6.00) ~ "".1:t.~. (i) IV-Chirmiri NAC· 16303 4126 PR(3.00) OSD 1540 524 KR(1.00) SD

    ~ fl.lI'. (n) m-Kurasia Gp4' 36112 8291 PR(25.00) OSD l540 308 KR (5.00) SO

    ~ ;r .1I'f • 181. V-Kurwai M 8447 1462 PR (3.70) OSD 42 502 KR (1.50) SO

    ~1iR ~.iI'. "1I)l ;rlI"( UIJ.~ tv 182. IV-K.ymore CT Sec Kymore Urban Agglomeration. !f1itt If.~. Kymorc UA· 18495 4839 PR (6.00) 850 250 KR (5.00) ~~ , \II' • if .• (i) IV-Kymore cr 11733 4474 PR (6.00) BSD 850 250 KR (5.0) CSD

    ~ ". qr. 183. IV·Lahar M 11503 1874 PR (2.10) OSO 280 6n 1 KR. (2.50) SO ;ft.o: .•. 184- V-Lakbnadon~"'"' NAC 8681 1684 PR (1.70) OSD 20 234 4 KR (2.80) SO

    ~ *.0:.111'. 185. V·Laundi NAC 8m 2131 PR (8.00) OSD 17 203 1 KR (4.00) SD

    .mt't~ lIT.ti . 186. V.Lodhikhera GP 6431 2211 PR (3.00) OSO 185 2 KR (1.50) CD

    1IT~ iIT.o: .•. 181. V-Maclhoprh NAC 8845 2820 PR (5.00) SO 50 KR (6.00) Pt

    ~~ ;r .1I'f 188. IV·Maharajpur M 15413 2501 PR (12.00) OgD 153 415 20 KR (10.00):· SO

    ~ If.q'r. 189. m·Mabasamund M 27122 4649 PR (4.50) om 750 56'1 2 KR. (1.80) SO

    1l'tm " .1I'f . 190. IV: Maheshwar M 11566 1670 PR. (2.00) OSO 15 iSO IS KR (2.50) SO ------_------_------.... ----- ~21

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    an: WB T OHT Dhar 1147 63 19 373 988 ST W (473125) (108)

    foq EOtI f.1'1 ( HL T OIlT Bhilainagar 1011 58 336 23 267 ST W (37850) (21)

    ORT 5834 61 554 2240 (583900)

    ~ ST T OIIT Kurasia 1604 29 156 210 WB (54000) (1)

    ~ ST T om Yes 4230 32 398 2030 WB (529900)

    ~ WB T OSR Vidisha 414 28 166 _ 299 41 HL W (283-875) (83)

    SR 1200 1600 400 210 85 (4432oo)

    ~ IT TW SR Katni 1200 1600 400 210 85 WB (443200) (48)

    f~ WB T OIIT Bhind 373 48 187 345 30 ST TW (227000) (55) ftr

    ~~ HI. TW OHI" Chhindwara 889 47 148 173 568 WB W (18000) (73)

    w;:rr WB TW Satna 202 7 28 63 6 m. W (8) ,"*«(

    'U~ ST T OHI' Raipur 1184 54 618 4 ]0 WB W (378500) (55)

    ~ WB T ,oHI' Barwaha 762 80 309 414 14S ST R (112500) (40) 224 ------_ 2 ] 4 .5 6 7 8 9 10 -~- ... ------. ~ If.'IT. 191. IV-Mahid pur M 18099 1152 PRo (4.80) OSD 50 1125 8 KR (6.00) Pt

    ~ ;{ . qy. 192. III-Maihar M 10261 .3470 PR (15.00) OSO 304 765 1 KR. (to.OO) Pt

    ~ "'.tt 1fi t93 V.Majholi NAC 8718 U91 Pa, (1.00) 030 65 KR (4.00) SO I tA'tr ;ft .~.1!i. 194 V·Makshi NAC 8930 1417 PIt (2.50) OSD 410 4 KR (l.50) SO

    1f~ ;r.q1' . 195. V-Ma1ha.rgarh M 5530 569 PRo (1.70) om 6 175 2 KR (2.50) so

    1fomIl 'I'.'IT. 196. IV-M~nasa M 15548 1368 PRo (14.60) OSO 110 215 S KR. (to. 00) so

    1f.'I'I'lR ;r.'U. 197. IV·MaDJIwar M 15581 3266 PR (5.00) om ISO 60S 4 KR (2.40) SO

    ~ ;r.qr • ~~~~ 198. ID-MandJa M See Mandla Urban Agglomeration.

    ~ ;r.~. Mandla UA· 37539 5094 PR(17.6O) 2S88 1334 11 KR (6.00)

    '1'. en. (i)"ron m-MB.ndl3 M 32861 3148 PR.(17.6O) om 2588 H}4 11 KR. (6.00) so

    ~ ;r.'IT. .' 199. V-Mandleshwar M 7931 1414 pa (1.70) OSO 30 10) 8 KR (2.50) CD

    ~ 'I' • 'IT . 200. IT-Mandsaur M 17603 6871 pa, (58.70) OgO 693 6500 15 KR (20.00) SO

    ~'t~ 'I'.'IT • • 201. IV-Manendragarh M 19265 2139 PIt (6.00) OSO 201 117 KR. (10.0:» so

    ~ ;ft.q.~. 202. V-Mangawan NAC 6312 1413 PRo (3.SO) SO to lSt KR (2.50) Pt

    ~ ;ft .tt.lIi'. 20]. IV-Mau NAC 10185 1505 PRo (8.0) om 212 3')) KR (2.00) so

    ~ ;ft.q.~. 204. IV-Maupnj NAC 13M2 2802 PRo (5.00) OSD 45 110 2 KR. (J.OiJ) SD ~ or.1I1' • 205. V-Mebpon M 1676 1350 PR (3.00) OID 58 985 4 Kit (2.00) so 22S

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    Ift1m WB T SR Nagda 1219 104 560 455 47 ST W (670730) (32) e;rr WB T ORT Satna 1217 43 4S9 573 11 ST W (337000) (37)

    ~ m. T SR Jabalpur 797 44 178 120 ISS B w (1185) (60)

    ~ WB T Shajapur 662 240 39 360 376 ST w- (25) ~'tt WB TW ORT Mandsaur 724 6318 176 16 65 ST W (378500) (26) , ;ft1r;f ST T SR Neemuch 1307 52 532 483 106 WB W (378500) (27) an:: WB T ORT Dhar 703 51 363 278 177 ST W (9462~0) (71)

    SR ORT 2047 79 185 826 380 (416410) (t ST T ORT Yes 2041 79 785 826 3-80 WB W (378500)

    ~ WB T OHT Bardwaha 956 34 207 383 648 ST W (135000) (31) (t WB T ORT Yes 5924 817 2840 3802 . 79 ST w (2700000)

    ~ ST TW ORT Kurasia 903 68 481 630 132 WB T (910000) (38) -Pm WB W Rewa. 129 13 160 118 19 ST (30) f ..... WB W Bhind 321 38 115 216 20 ST (47) my WB T ORT Rewa 320 22 115 227 ST w (283875) (65)

    f"';~ WB T ORT Bhind 389 33 176 510 3' ST TW (227000) (19) -1 ROT{86_39 226 _.... ----_ ... _..... ---- ___ -- I 2 3 4 S 6 1 8 !> II)

    ~~ ~T;fT 1If~~~~ 206- D-Mhow Cantt. CD See Mhow Cautt. Urban Asslomeration.

    II(~ ".~. MhowCantt. UA· 10031 11788 PA (32.00) 2S00 KB..( - )

    II( ~1ilft (i) ll-Mhow cantt. CB 10130 10890 PR(32.00) 080 zsoo KR.( - ) CD

    ~ ;h .~.IIi. 207· V-Mbowpon MAC 1715 2031 PRo (1.80) OSD 105 436 KR. (NA) CO

    ~ m.t!;.1Ii. 208. V-Mihona NACi 8610 1368 PRo (3.50) OSD 195 346 KR. (4.00) SO

    ~~'!' tftoit ~~~(iti 209. IV-Morat Cantt. CD See Gwalior Urban Agstomeration. ~ ;r.tO' • 210. n-Morena M 69864- 14180 PR. (-2.10) OSD 2000 6870 10 KR(29.80) SD ~ri ".IIT . ~ 'I1I't ~ ~ 211. IV-Multai M See Muttai Urban A,sslomeration. ~ If.W. Multai UA· 15435 1614 PRo (3:S0) 520 100 4 K.}\ (1.50)

    ~ ".IIT . (i) IV-Multai M 14797 1526 PR (3.50) OSD 250 700 4 KR. (2.50) Pt i'C'\' oft .1'1; ••• 212. V-Mundi NAC 7S89 1401 PRo (1.00) OSD 17 243 KR. 2.00 30 ~ ;r.1IT • 113. lV-MungaoU M See Munpoli~~~-- Urban Agglomoraton

    ~ ;r.w. MungaoU UA· 13859 2114 Pll (3.00) iSO SiO 2 KR. (2.00)

    ~lI1i't 1'f'.1IT • (i) IV-Munpoli M 121)80 lzS() PR. (3.00) om ISO SID KR. (2.00) so

    ~ 1'f'.1IT • ~~ i\'IJ't ~'M ii 214 m-M1J11&Cti M Sec Munsell Urban Agglomeration.

    limn- I'f'.~. MUDleli UA· 21245 3039 PR.(12.00) J92 764 n(10.00)

    ~ ll.tO' • (I) m-Munseli M 1955S 261S PR.(12.00) SO 392 164 n(lo.OO) OSD 227

    11 12 13 14 1.5 16 17 18 19

    .. ORT 5776 90 205 H09 474 (1,9],10,000)

    ~, WB T ORT Yes 5776 90 205 1109 474 W (1,91,10,000) 1IJoR: WB W Mhow Cantt 527 10 78 200 135 ST (2)

    WB TW 265 26 102 138 63 ST W

    ti WB T OHT Yel 414 291 18SS 406 ST TW (1514000)

    ORT 886 120 443 351 367 (454600)

    ~ 299 186 233 HL T OHT IChawlwa 694 3 ST W (125000) (32)

    VfJAII'" 443 3S1 361 WB T OHT AmJa 886 120 ST W (454600) (31)

    sa 704 31 317 446 26 (250000)

    ~~ 704 37 311 446 WB T sa Guna. l' (102) , ST W (250000)

    om 829 30 497 551 (567550) 228

    1 :! 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ~mr ~.qy • ~;m:~~W 215. II-Murwara M Sec M'lrWlra Urban Asglomcration.

    IP.IQ'U ~.~. Murwara UA 123011 23112. pR.(85.0n 11395 4130 40 KR(2.2.00)

    ~mr ;r.IIT. (i) D-Murwara M- 70589 18834 PR(46.70) om 13740 2115 1 KR (8.00) BSD

    ill{ d ~ ;fia;r q-1Wr \1I'.;r. (ii) V-New Katni Rly. er- 8897 1681 PR (5.00) 030 2600 In. Area KR, (6.00) BSD

    mf;r. ,,~. 1{ron ~'" \'if.~. (iii) V·O rdnance Factory er 5168 1061 PR(31.35) 030 90S 8 Area Katni KR,( - ) BSD flFr VT .If. (Iv) IV.Tikuri- OP 11168 2188 PR (2.00) om ISO 2015 25 KR (8.00) so

    Ift1m ;n.qr. 11&' II-Nagda M 56601 104052 PR. (21.00) om 12430 8540 1S KR (7.00) so

    ~ iI't. 1{. 111'. 217. IV-Nhgod NAC 10831 1166 PR (8.00) om 41 637 1 KR (5.00) so

    ;re"", oil' .1{.III'. 218. V-Naiprbi NAC 538U 1101 PR. (5.00) SD 10 KR (3.00) Pt -

    ~-... ~ ".111' • 219. IV-Naila-Jangjir M 11886 3641 PR (10.00) om 26.1 232 KR,(6.00) SI> -

    ;l~ ;r.1fT • 220 IV-Nainpur M 17846 4884 PR. (1.00) OSD ·30 410 KR. (l.OO> SJ) ;r.rft.r ;r.IIT. 221. V-Nalkbeda M 8681 867 PR (8.90) 030 10 650 ~ KR. (3.00) SD

    ;m]'lA~ or.1IT • 222. V-Narayansarb M 8391 1286 PRo (1.00) OSD 75 225 3 n (6.00) CD ~ ".IIT. 223. m-NarsirQhapur M 34266 4146 PR(15.00) OSD 330 2087 ~. n(20.00)· $I) , IRrQ1ff' ".w. 224. IV.. Narsfnsarb M ~ 11512 2362 PR(20.00) OSD ., 1508 n(12.00) SJ)

    - ·~ .. tiwwtti'ii If. If. ,_ -. -- 2.25. V-NasrullaPtU GP 1212 837 PR(10.00) OSD so 360 " KR. (3.00) SJ) 12 13- 14 IS 16 17 18 19

    ORT 9879 399 3076 2'11 139 (4636625) SR (4,54200)

    ~ ST T ORT Yes 4939 284 2522 1356 63 \\<"8 W (1514000)

    ~ ST T ORT . Yes 2700 39 235 S60 54 (2554815)

    ~ ST T ORT Yes 950 325 S (378500) SR (454200)

    ~ WB T OIlT Murw..-a 1290 76 319 210 17 ST (189250) . (5) ti' ST T OHT Ye!'l 2787 120 1039 740 as WB w (2469180) ua;rr WB T OIlT Satoa 700 29 317. 496 22 ST W (337000) (26) im wa w Rewa 86 13 86 4S 6 ST (65) ~ ST T· ORT Bilaspur· 1743 104 578 526 35 WB TW (102600) (59)

    IiftT . ".- wa T OHT Mandla .. 1070 44 292 500 235 ST W (450000) (54) ~ WB T OHT Ujjaio 601 321 100 319 644 ST W (225000) (90) II'mt WB TW OHT Mandsaur 744 638 154 6 4C ST W (378500) (29) Ii'. , WB T ORT Yes 2423 209 610 787 ST W (757000)

    . ~ . . ~ .. .< -.... '33 WB W. J&hopal "," .,i7 . " 974 344 65 ST (72) tftitt WB W Sehore 377 fil ., 217- . 123 40 ST HP (72) 230

    1 2 3 4 S 6 1 8 9 10

    ~ am:1~ lft.o:.lI'i. 226. VI-Naya Baradwar NAC 3722 601 PR (1.00) om 1~ 42 KR (3.00) SD

    'f'lR ;f.qf • ~iI1R.~t« 121. U-Net!mucb M See Neemuch Urban Al81oJneration.

    ;f\1R ;f.go. NeJn1uch UA* 6885J 11321 PR(35.20) 3050 4150 16 KR. (16.50)

    ~ if. lIT • (i) ]I-Necmuch M 6S860 105]9 PR (35.20) OSD 30SO- 4250 l«f KR(16.S0) 'SD

    ~ ".If. 228. m-Nepallllgar cr 22609 2319 PR(l1.00) OSD 1842 20 KR.(2S.00) BSD

    "i lAifr ~ ;(flR «f'

    ~ if.IIT • 231. IV-NowlODJ M 16658 2341 PR(31.00) om 3~1 898 18 Kl\ (10.00> BSD

    "~'jil"lq (~) ;jt.a;.~. ~l( (.r~lfII1) 'i't1I'lU\t ~ 232. IV-Novrrozabad NAC See Nowrozabacl (Khodarpma) Ur~D As8IomeratioD (Kbodargama)

    ~l( ....,..~'tIf1IT ;t •• MO'lWOzabad-x.eociarsama UA'" 12202 "7)7 PR(7.00) 817. Kit (S.OO)

    ~CR(~) ify.q.~. (i) IV No'9ftOzabad MAC 10706 3917 PR(7.00)' , OSD 817 (Khodqama) K.R(S.OO) SD

    iliiSMIlliill Vf .ri. 133. V"()bedu~j GP 7454 1016 PR,(2.5O) OSD ~~S 810 KR(4.50) SD ~~~ronl!f~ 'iI'.iJ. ~1I'm ~~ __ 234. V-Ordnancc Factory cr See Murwara Utball Aulomerati~o Area. K.atoi

    ~ ~ ~~.~ 235. v(-Pachmarhi SADA See Pacbmarhi Urban AQlo_UoSl

    ~ iJ.W. Pachmarhi UA 11086 2566 207 10 PR (410.41» 201 279 10 Klt(-)

    ~ ~ 0) vt.Pacbl!lathi SAJ)A 1540 m PIt (36. (0) OS!) 191 14 .. Ka(-) .! SD

    'A'llfriR Ut~ (ji) Y-Pachu2arhi CaDit. .CD 9546 2J14 PR(4.40) OSD 10 21S ,,- 0(-) 9SD

    ' --~--~ .. ._ .. _ ... -_'__ ._-----.--- _-_---- .. ,.~--- 231

    n '13 14 15 - - -16 17 -----12 f8 t9 f.Mr~ HL T OHT Bilaspur 898 90 193 130 48 WB lIP (7000) (92)

    OHT 5086 193 2498 1318 175 (2250000) (t ST T OHT Yes 5086 193 2498 1318 175 WB W (2250000) (t ST T SR Yes 2165 209 11 '1DS 23 (225000)

    "~('a'.~ .) WB T om Jhansi (U.P.) 456 17 73 240 109 ST W (84000) (32)

    .mft(w.~. ) WB T OHT lbaDsi (U.P.) 1203 164 432 508 ST W (343000) (81)

    OHT 80 61 2 125 (378500)

    A ST T OHT Katni 80 61 2 125 W (378500) (100)

    HL W Bhopal"""" 409 51 208 125 44 B (36)

    SR 1922 28 386 639 (3,97,850)

    ~1 ST T SR Hoshangabad 722 19 293 407 WB (3,60,000) (125)

    ~ WB T sa Hoshao&abad 1200 9 93 232 ST (37850) (127) ----_.. --_ 232

    1 2 l 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ,,~~ ~ IA'IIit ;m ~ ~ 236. V-Pachmarhi Cantt. CB See Pac:hmarhi Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ;ft .~.lIi. 237. V-Pac)wrc, MAC 9281 1870 PR(200) OSD 289 416 3 KR 3.00) SD 'fIm ;ft .1I;.lIi. 238. V-Palera NAC 7936 2492 PR(2 (0) om 12 132 KR(2.00) SD

    1IT..'l ;it.~.lIi. 239. IV-Pali NAC 14335 6118 PR.(200} OSD 96 150 1 KR.{S 00) SD

    ~ ;r.lIT • 240. VI-Panagar M 16253 3286 PReS 00) OSD 65 815 KR. (5.00) SD - q;rro Qui. 241. VI-Panara OP 4176 1887 PRo 1. SO} SD 12 3S 3 KR. (4.00) CD

    ~t lI".lIT . 242. m·Pandhurna M 28436 4602 PIl(1S 10) OSD 65 579 13 KR.(1l 20) Pt

    IIii1I ;r.1IT • q;;n ;m: iJf.( ~i 243. Ill-Panna M Sec Panna Urban Aalomeration q;;n ;r.~. Panna UA 33674 4527 PR(l4.SO) 380 2585 7 KR.(lO.(0)

    ;r.IIT. (i)Ul""" Panna M 30389 33S2 PRo (14 SO) OSD 380 258S 7 KR(IO 00) SD

    qmi1',. ;ft.q. iii . 244. IV-Pasan NAC 15787 4958 PR (15 (0) OSD 1810 2S 10 KR(3.00) SD

    -nr.t'~ ;fr .~.IIt. 245. V-Patan NAC 9133 1660 PR.(2 SO) OSD 80 885 8 KR(3.00) SD

    ;ft.~.1Ii . ,,(If "'"" 246. V-Pathalgaon NAC 8059 4057 PR.(3.00) OSD 53 263 KR. (400) SD

    ~ ;r).~.IIi. 247. IV-Patharia NAC 10011 2047 PR(200} OSD SO SSO 1 I KR.(4.00) SD

    ~ ;r.IIT. 248. V-Petlawad M 8045 1610 PR. (3. 70. OSD 145 45 5 KR.(400) SD

    fir1iR (~) 11'. lIT . 249: V-Pichhore M 7585 1394 PR(2.00} OSD 22 395 2 (Owalior) KR. (3.00) SD

    firW\'t (~) ;it.1I;.1Ii . 150. V-Pic:hhore NAC 7541 1401 PR(1.00) OSO IS 300 (Shivpuri) KR(200) SD ----. 233 ----,-- . .:....------r-- - 11 12 14 IS 16 17 18 19

    ~~ WB W Shujalpur 31D 68 188 152 ST (39) smiJ: (~.sr.) WB T OHT Jhan~i (u.,p.) 214 15 38 60 45 ST W (33000) (93)

    ~ WB TW Amlai 307 17 198 165 ST T (70)

    ~l .._ HL T Jabalpur 763 30 270 419 124 ST W (14)

    -.,ro~ZT WB TW Chandameta 83 8 76 24 :9 (2~)

    WT WB TW Ye~ 2125 102 ~93 765 297 ST BWP

    SR 2488 44 285 967 119 (1080000)

    ~, WB T SR Satna 2488 44 285 967 139 ST W (1080000) (72)

    ~ ST T OHT AmIai 1812 12 NA 610 WB TW (11.3550) (66)

    ~~ WB W Jabalpur 722 50 206 204 283 (32)

    ~ WB W Rai,arh 723 48 268 197 ST (110)

    ~ WB T OHT SaB8r 603 32 312 276 28 ST W (340000) (68) If1!1ITJ WB T OHT Jhabua 1505 77 569 246 811 ST W (900000) (57)

    ~ WB T SR Gwalior 133 18 67 SOO' ST W (2:!72S0) (53) ~ WB W ShiYfuri 6S5 16 152 271 53 ST (77) ----- .... -_-- 1 ltGI/86-40 .234 .___ ._--_._---- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    fillrmr If.qr . lSI. UI·Piparia M 25319 4096 PR(2.70) OSD 307 1285 2 KR 3.30) SD

    itmfm· 1().v:.iIf • 252. V·Piploda• NAC 5163 1024 PI. (1.(10) OSD 24 350 4 KR (2. 50) SD

    ~~ III .tt.1I> 253. IV·Prithvlpur NAC 12163 3053 PR(5.00) OSD II 103 KR(4.00) sn

    ~ ~.'" . 254. V·Raghoprh M 9598 1838 PR(3.00) OSD 50 1010 KR(3.00) SD

    lltIq If. qr. 255. IY·R.ah8tprh M 13355 2556 PReS 00) PT 75 240 3 KR(ll.oo) SD

    ~ If. lIlT • ~"""~ ~ -256. II Raiprh M See Raigarh Urban Alglomeration

    -U~ If."'. RaiJarh UA· 69791 15830 PI. (60.00) 1464 1970 10 KR. 17.00)

    l:TlPIl If.qT. (i) 11 Ralgarh M 68060 ]5273 PR(60.00) OSD 1464 J970 ]0 KR (1700) BSD

    ~ If.fir. 257. I·Raipur M.Corp 338245 40189 PI. (9820) OSD 9800 ]2700 KR(77.00) BSD

    ~ If. lIT . 258. IV·Railen M 15914 2089 PI. (7.00) OSD 195 640 KR(9 ]0) SD

    "(I1IIIl If."'. 259. IV·Rajprh M 14944 1843 PR(S.OO) OSD 252 600 12 KR(tl 20) Pt

    ~rmvr~ tr.1f . 260. Il.Rajbara JbaraD Dalli cr 55307 16541 PR(200) OSD 2400 KR (600) SD

    (fiiIj"""CiIA 1f.'IT • 261. n·it.tnandgaOD M 86367 12856 PR(6S 00) OSD 864 3900 25 KR (9.60} SD

    ~-.:" If.ItT. 162. IV-RIUPllr M 12791 1629 PR(2.0()) OSD 20 1480 3 KR (3.00) SO (ilti'1... i .. If. lIT • 263. V.Ramanujganj M 5539 579 PR. (8. 00: OSD 54 130 KR(IO 00) SD

    ~'tT If.IIT. 264. IV-R&mput& M 14313 1453 PR(5.00) OSD 7S 6()0 12 KR(44O) SD

    .--.~------235

    -. ------_,-. 11 ]2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 .------_ ------..--- ~~ WB T SR Hoshangabad 1505 86 653 428 35 ST W (675000) (73)

    ;;rN~T WB T OHT Jaora 264 21 143 200 47 HL W (200000) (17) mit (\1:51"), WB W Jhansi lU.P.) 447 11 56 89 30 ST (45)

    ~'f( WB T SR Guna 523 22 220 288 14 ST W (300000) (35) um: HL T SR Sagar 337 230 32 137 7 ST W (227100) (40)

    OBT 3757 174 1774 2003 125 (2655000)

    ~ ST T OHT Ye~ 3757 174 1774 2003 125 WB TW (2655000)

    ~ WB T OHT Yes 28214 1333 9679 7098 14 ST W (78,75,000) SR (36,00,000) f~"" \VB T SR Vidisha 1081 21 284 483 ST W (567750) (37) ~~~ WB T SR Shujalpur 925 20 371 495 IS ST TW (788000) - (93)

    tmrrh~ ST T Bhilainagar 176 30 200 S6 W (88) Itt \VB T SR Yes 4170 236 2050 2079 416 ST W (2ooS000) OBT (1125000)

    .~ WB T OHT Barwani 779 34 290 243 228 ST TW (14400) (33) .~ 51' W Ambikapur 218 9 140 J60 ., WB R (l09) ~ WB T SR Neemuch 1799 45 465 318 369 W (378000) (57) _-----ST 236

    ------_--- ,_ ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~-~ ;.... t .t(.Ifi. 265. V-Rampur-B1ghelan NAC 9907 3011 PR (1.80) OSD 15 198 2 KR(200) SD

    'l't.11,!<: lifT .t(.Ifi. 266. V-R'l.n"lpur NAC 8467 2692 PR(2oo) OSO 1190 KR (300) SD

    u;{1'!'(f '1". ;r. 267. V-Ranipura CT 5065 598 PR(800) OSO 87 37 4 KR(-) SD

    ~~ ;:It ~.Ifi. 268. IV-Ratanpur NAC 13140 4440 PR(lO 00) OSD 26 177 JC.R(20 00) SD

    ~ .... qT. ~~ ~~ 269. I-Ratlam M See Ratlam Urban Agglomeration

    <:i'f<'ITIi or.~. Ratlam UA· 155578 20368 PR(l5 00.) 10170 5230 72 KR(16.40)

    ~ ill' Iff. 'i I I-Rallam M 142319 18261 PR(15 60) OSD 10170 5230 72 KR(264O) SD

    ~ iII'.qT . 270. IV-Rehli M 16343' 2772 PR{5.50) OSD 150' 7~O 2 KR(lO 00) SD

    "(lin ;r.qT . 271. I-Rewa M 100641 12016 PR(5620) OSD 1476 8760 :0 KR 10.00) SO

    ~ iFf.qT. ~;rIn ~~ 272. IV-Slobalgarh M See Sabalgarh Urban Agglomeration

    ~ or,~, Sabalgarh UA· 17188 2836 PR(8.60) SO 2500 }(R(10 00)

    'liI'~ iFf. qT , (i) IV Sabalaarh M 16279 2687 PR(860) OSD 50 2500 KR. (1 o. (0) SD

    ~rnr~ '1'. Iff . ~~ ~W 273. I-Sagar M See Sagar Urban Agglomeration

    ~~ lIf.~. S

    ~ ;:r. 'IT • (il I-Sagar M 174770 36725 PR. (21 72) OSD 1130 6350 46 KR (8.30) SD ~'(~ mill (ii) HI-Sa:jar Callt!. CB 32709 5610 PR 10.00) OSD 885 18. KR (8.50)

    VT~~ii!:: m.r 7:If1I"t~ ~ilv 214-. IU-Saaar Cutt. CB Soc Sagar U,baD Aulomeratioa. ~ or. 'IT . q'1IIT'I'I'1fIR ~ q 215. V-Sailana M See Sailalia Urban Aulo'meration --~------. - 231 ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------~~------mr WB W Satna 254 12 135 125 44 ST (26)

    ~ WB T OHT Jhabua 780 50 344 105 176 R (272500) (18)

    ~W WB WI Itarsi 485 5 52 175 ST TW (48)

    f~ WB T OHT Bilaspur 410 17 162 498 12 ST W (50000) (25)

    OHT 11043 788 4834 3500 69 (6750000)

    ~ WB T OHT Ye~ 11043 788 4834 3500 69 ST HP (6750000)

    ~~l', WB T OHT Sagar 664 92 264 357 ST W (189250) (42) ... ~, WB T OHT Yes 6510 331 2568 2745 359 ST W (750000)

    SR 825 48 332 708 44 (283875)

    ~;yr WB T SR Morena 825 48 332 708 34 ST R (283875) (71)

    - OllT NA NA NA 4977 NA (56nSO) (SR) (1892500) -' (i' WB T SR Yes 11330 924 4692 4361 38 ST W (1892500)

    ~ OHT Sagar NA NA' NA NA NA WB T (567750) (2) 606 W

    -=---.: -- ---::"::""'::; ------,...... 238 ---_---.. _ ------.... 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 ------~1;rJ oUr. Sailana UA 9301 2522 1P1l (4 00) 2S 800 4 KJl (2.00)

    ~ '1". 'IT • (i) V Sailana M 8456 1677 PR(4.00) OSD 25 800 '4 KR(200) SD

    ~ If.qT. 276. IV-SaUi M 13655 20S5 Pll\16.00) OSD 322 289 6 KR (5 om SD

    ~

    ~ If.qT. mmll1R~ ~i 279. IV-Sarangarh M See Sarangarh Urban Agglomeratinn

    ~ "I'.~. Sarangarh UA 11490 2127 PR(3.00) 152 207 KR (5.00) mIN ;r.'IT. (i) IV Sarangarh M 10379 1735 Pit (3.00) OSD 152 207 KR (5.00) SD

    ~<:: If fIT. 280. IV-Sarangpur - M 18860 221!4 PR (S 00) OSD . 809 1349 11 KR 200) SD

    ~~-~ or. qT . 281. IV-Sardarpur-Rajgarh M 13451 2944 PR 6800) O~D 100 760 5' KR(700) SD

    ~~~~""If ...).U;.-r. . 282. lll-Sami NAC 46S14 15217 NA OSD NA NA NAo Thermal Power Station SD

    ~ 1f.'fT. ~~~w 283. lI-Satna M See Satna Urban Aa&IOmeration

    ~tr.I'I. or.". Satna UA· 96666 12836 PR(NA) 1241 1916 7 KR(NA)

    wa"lR It.lff_ (i) n Satna M 90476 1905 PllCNA) OSD 1241 1916 7 KJl(NA) SO

    ~ If.ItT. ~~~~ 284. [V-Siu!Ja.r M Soe Sausar Urban A&1lomeratiOll

    ~ '!'.". Saus.r UA· 14954 4643 PR,(3.30) 176 .10 7 lOt (4.40)

    ~ ".IIl. (i) IV Sautar M J40lS 43lJ PR. (3.30) OSD 176 410 7 .K& (•• 40) Pt 239 ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 -_ .. _------OHT 473 28 296 250 136 (3.50.000)

    ~ WD T OHT Ratlam 473 2. 296 2~O IJ6 HL W (3,50,000) (20)

    ~ ST W Raigarh 1039 84 484 516 74 HL TW (45)

    ~ WB T OHT Ye~ 969 61 616 461 17. ST W (3,80.000)

    ~'!~ HL W Raipur 552 32 303 156 5 ST (154)

    1042 48 345 480 65

    ~ WB TW RaigBrh 1042 48 345 480 65 ST W (52)

    ~ WB T SR Shajapur 645 61 462 548 104- ST W (94500) (25)

    !ITt WB T PT Dhar 642 28 5 543 605 ST W (1135500) (40) ~ NA T OHT Betul 1383 14 :31 NA 76 W (1915000) (65)

    OHT 6750 317 3082 4O-H 232 (2728000)

    ~ WB T OHT Yes 6750 387 3002 4047 232 ST W (2728000)

    973 37 246 478 SH

    ""wrY HL W Pandh\n"D.a 913 37 346 418 SlJ B \40) ------240

    ------~------...------~ ...... - ..... -- - --=~------_._--- 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 -10 ------~t~ If.'fT. 285 V-Silwer M 7946 1321 PR (1.00) SD 15 N.A. NA KR (1.10) PI

    "Tzy: ;If. 'fT. 286 rI-Sehore M 52190 7591 PR (22.00) OSD 820 8750 25 KR (19.00) SD

    ~W ;r't.';.'Ii. 287 V-Sem:l ria NAC 5956 J084 PR (1.00) SD 104 50 KR (9.00) Pt

    i~ "'.'fT . Z88 IH-Sendllwa M 28370 .3909 PR (3.'0) OSO 240 1540 3 KR (10.00) CD i~ 'fr. 0;.'Ii. 23 IV-Set>udha NAC 11605 1977 PR (2.00) OSO 312 408 KR (2.00) SD

    f~r .... 'n" . 290 JI-Seoni M 54017 6607 pR (23.20) OSD 443 3022 KR (11.]0) BSD

    f';.Ai-"IfT<'AT 'f. 'IT . 291 IY-Sc:Jni-Malwe M 15862 1153 PR (4.65) OSp 48 885 KR (7.00) SD

    ~ ;If" • q'J • ~;:m ~'lil ~~ 292 IU-ShahdoI M See Sh::l.hdo I Urban Agglomcratil,n

    ~ ;r.~ . Shahd. 1 VA* 49631 6219 PR (23.30) 985 1 SIO KR (11.90)

    ~ .... tfT. (i)-III Sh:lhdol M 44342 5S44 PR (23.30) OSO 985 i510 KR(II.90) SD

    /" m~ ~T.tT . 293 Y-Shahgarh OP 8489 2090 PR (1.00) OSn 120 470 KR (2.50) SD

    ~t~ .... 'fT . 294 IV-Shilhpur M 1]S78 1658 PR (3.50) OSD 235 5 KR (4.50) SD

    ~~(\if~) ;ft.u:.'Ii. 295 V-Shahpura NAC 7373 1423 PR. (3.00) OSO 485 (JabaJpur) KR. (3.00) SD

    WT~("Iinrr) ;ft.u:.'Ii. 296 V-Shahpura NAC 7935 %243 PR (1.50) OSD 2460 (Mandla) KR (2.50). SD ~v. .... tfl. 297 llI-Shajapur M 33969 3576 PR (22.40) OSD 350 2S09 KR (26.00) SD

    ~ 'f. 'IT . 298 IY-Shamgarh M 14017 1837 PR (15.00) OSD 36 '300 3 KR (4.00) SD

    ,1I"tlf\ if. qr. - " 299 nI-Sheopur" M 27097 3939 PRo (5.2S) OSD 370 1830 10 KR(1.. 00) SD ------.-----~-- 241 --- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    ~ ST T ORT Indore 356 28 282 18S 40 W (225000) (30)

    ~ WB T ORT Yea 3485 110 1365 N.A. 113 ST W (2250000) "6'

    ~ WB T ORT Yel 3796 148 1797 1183 285 ST W (1350000)

    ~ WB T sa Yes 1058 59 339 352 ST TW (225000)

    OllT 2569 189 995 1470 431 (7'<'7400) amft WB T OllT Amlai 2569 189 99; 1470 431 ST W (727400) (27) m1R HL "t sa Sagar 629 167 249 186 152 ST W (121120) (70)

    ~iI'!t WB T OllT Burhanpur 567 15 70 206 666 W (37850) (11)

    ~ WB W Jabalpur 467 51 169 136 547 (32)

    ~1: wa T sa Jabalpur 1978 54 276 150 81 W (81000) (96) (t' wa' T OllT Yel 1828 836 94 1021 47 ST W (450000) ~~.'h:' WB TW Mandsaur 740 42 445 279 230 ST W (76) ~ WB T ORT Shivpuri 1074 50 397 906 40 ST TW (302800) (118) -----1 RGI/86--41 242

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    f~ ~.'ff. 300 II-Sbivpurl M 75738 13929 KR. (12.00) OSD 250 2010 22 KR (13.00) SD

    ~~ :r.IIT. 301 IlI-Shujalpur M 24565 2805 PR «9.80) aSD 275 2361 12 KR(1l.70) Ft

    ~1fI' If.1f!' . 301 IV-Sidbi M 19654 3012 PR (12.00) aSD 1016 314 30 KR (15.00) SD

    ~U 1f.'I1. 3')3 IIl-Sih')ra M 24599 5275 PR (10 .!J()} OSD 140 541 1 KR (12.00) SD

    ftmlJ'i' lIT.lf. mn~ :rm: ~, ~w 304 V-Sirgiti OP See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration

    f~ ;ft. ~.'If. lOS v-Sirmour MAC 5367 1330 PR (6.00) SD 25 17 KR (5.00) aSD

    ftriR .... '11 • 3')5 m·Siu!1j M 28703 3708 PR (7.00) aSD 86 2465 4 KR(S.OO) Pt

    ~lfli :r.'ff. 317 V·SitlmlU M 9920 921 PR C.OO) OSD 40 1500 15 KR (3.(0) SO

    ~~I~ :r.1f!' • 308 IV-S3hagpur M 15642 1996 PR(l'.80) OSD 140 860 6 KR. (8.00) Pt

    ~);r:P,J .... If!' • 309 IY-S:)nkatch M 10377 1471 PR (5.20) OSD 1050 4 KR (8.50) SD

    ~)mrnt ;ft.It ••. 310 V-Soyat Kalan NAC 8899 107,5 PR (1.00) aSD 10 350 KR (7.00) Pt

    ~~ W.If. 311 V-Surajpur OP 7477 10]6 PR (4.00) aSD 152 10 KR (5.00) Pt ~ 31'.'11. 312 V-Susner M 8178 S58 PA (1.00) SD 100 sao 4 KR.(2.00 OSO

    R~ 1ft.~.iIi' . 313 IY-Takhatpllr NAC 11858 1693 PRo (6.00) OSD 103 198 KR (4.00) TPt

    mlf 1f.1fT. 314 V.Tal M 8502 7.:3 PA (9.20) OSD 50 250 KR (5.70) SD

    8'U;;'r .... '11 • 315 IY-Taraaa M 15837 2450 PH. (5.00) OSD 65 1315 10 KR (10.00) SD 'IR<'Ir If.'ll. 316 V-Thandla M 8453 ;061 PRo (' .50) SD 158 :20 KR (3.50) OSO 243

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    (t WB T om Yes 3782 427 Ul1 14%4 402 ST TW (2000000)

    ~ WB T OHT Yes 1361 639 98 848 738 ST W (408000) '(tln ST T OHT Rewa 1152 79 541 6:7 1':5 WB W (90000) (136)

    ~ WB T SR Jabalpur 1892 127 743 745 30 ST W (1135500) (41)

    ~cn ST T OlIT Rewa 49 6 39 43 38 WB W (75000) (39) Aftm WB T SR Vidisha 1406 707 91 1025 165 HL W (529900) (84)

    q~ WB TW OlIT Mandsaur 71S 34 300 342 32 ST W (135000) (30) i{fWlnOfl-: WB T SR Hoshansabad 1096 83 292 325 ST TW (22SOOO) (51) Uru WB T OlIT Dewas 635 19 368 :.50 ST W (363000) (32)

    ~ HL TW Ujjain 568 34 283 107 II WB W (132) ~ ST W Ambikapur 630 19 294 242 87 WB (40)

    ~;r WB TW UjjaiD 447 239 J47 333 136 ST W (90) r.. «rl'l'ln .. WB T OlIT Bilhspur 638 2S 3S3 401 24 ST W (378500) (30)

    1'lIT~ WB TW om J.ora 405 387 26 2Si) 161 HL W (400000) (28) (t ~;B W Yea 104% 67 491 615 ISS ST

    ~ WB T ORT Jhabua 963 43 340 297 430 ST W (363500) (31) -_ ---. 244

    1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 ~.---- -._--- ~ "if.qy • 317 III-Tikamgarh M 413S4 S867 PR (10.00) OSO 1171 B09 18 KR (12.00) SO

    ~ VI .1f. 'P."T'U ;fIR ~ 318 IV-Tikuri OP See Murwara Urbani. Agglomeration f~;flfro ;Y.1fT • 319 IV-Tilda Nown M 15089 2157 RP(6.00) OSD JJS 1030 .2 KR (3.00) CD

    f~ ;r.1if • 120 IV-Timarni M 10SS7 1711 PR (I.SO) OSO 578 4 KR (2. SO) CD

    foUii Vl.1{ • 121 IV-Tirodi G.P. 11203 49S2 PH (S.OO) 080 20 21S KR (6.00) SD

    ~ ;ft.It.~. 3U V-Udaipura NAC 7618 1132 PH (2.00) OSD 128 815 KR (8.00) SD

    ~ .... f". G.~ ~ {iII.. ' ii 313 _"ifI-Ujjain M.Corp Sec Ujjaio Urban Agglomeration .... {i. Ujjain UA· 282203 46454 PH (267.00) 1428 5447 60 KR (28.00)

    ~ or. fir . (i) 1-Ujjain M.Corp 278454 44961 PH (267.00) OSD 1428 5447 60 Kit (28.00) BSO

    ~ "if • lIT • 324 lV-Umaria M IS667 4226 PR (8.S0) OSD 65 139 6 KR (3.50) SO ~(U ;ft.t(.lf;. US lV-unchchara NAc 11979 2650 PR (10.S0) OSO 443 1627 3 KR(7.00) SD flrf~ 1If."'. 3%6 U-Viclisha M 65521 8336 PR (17.90) OSD 1954 2400 KR. (13.90) SD

    iIro-ftR;:ii "if • lIT • , 327 IV-Wa.ra -soom M 17673 2713 PR (4.90) 080 81 928 KR (8.10) Pt 245

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 smr"'t (a. sr.) ST T OHT Jhanai (UP.) 2707 86 904 1980 303 WB W (563000) (90)

    ~ WB TW Raipur 1322 6S 537 350 156 ST W (57) t«' WB T SR Harda 370 24 15 370 lZ ST TW (225000) (IS)

    ~ HL W Balagbat 1080 61 247 365 356 S'l (61) ",)mr IlL T Bhopal 303 ,ZI 167 U5 11 B (153)

    OHT 20820 738 8018 5840 518 (495088000) (f WB T om Yea 20820 738 8018 5840 518 ST W (495088000)

    ~ WB T OHT Katni 43 278 SOl 86 ST R (851625) (67)

    U(fiR WB TW Sam 628 18 21S 318 20 ST W (24)

    ~ WB T OHT Yos 4274 394 1404 1950 lIZ ST TW (3065850)

    .,~

    WB T OHT Balagbat 1276 44 510 570 39 ST W (378500) (16)

    Nato : (I) ·"The asterisk mark shown against the town represents the data of the Constituent tewn with out-growths". (2) .CoI.l4-u Incase thisscrvicc is not available in the town, the name of the nearest placc in the Earnl district or the: nOilll10 of Doarest diltrict in tho aame State or other State where this service is avaliable along with distance in Klr.s. in bI'kket bave boon reported.'·

    f~ur--4-A STATEMENT IV-A

    ar:-!1'l,f-.ffl !'Pit il'f~lr1 if omrf<::'Ii' t:{

    CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979 - -- ====------

    247 248

    STAn:MENT­ ~" ~ ~ ~if IRIIfur Civic and Other Amellitle.

    q'(t n.it ~ i~ (lI'If fiIr. *. if)

    SJ. Class and nam" 01 Name 01 slum Area 01 slum Population of Paved road No. Town (in sq. km.) slum (in kIDs)

    1 2 3 4 S

    ~~ ..mr 'Ift;jt 1. II Balaghat 1. Bhatera Chowki .70 1,770 0.50 ~~ 2. Bhikhari Mohalla .35 1,050 0.50 !i\' 3. Budhi .30 3,060 1.00 inm 4. DeoToJa .10 531 1.00 fA'{ ~m 5. DhimarToJa .30 751 0.75 ~~ 6. Gaikhuri .75 2,533 l.00 ~;;n 7. Sare.ia .70 4,142 2.00

    Ii'N Total 3.80 13,843 6.75

    f"., 1(;11, < ~rdhi'l'f ti~ M lfftrllfi{(P'~ It 2. I Bhilainagar No Slums reported in the town.

    ~ 'l'an:~Tc 2 D Bhind 1. AtarRoad 0.50 1,900 ~;m: 2. BhimNagar 1.00 3,000 0.15 ~ 3. Boudhnagar 0.70 J,800 'fitil !

    'tIfq;q~-1979 III Notified SIIIIJQ, 1979

    fir~Gf (~ifq;ff l!iru'm)

    ~ ,,~ Electrification {No. of connections) qr;it '" UAi III'f.rntiI fPT !SPlf fj\ijf.t.I~ III\' ¢VeJ lil't=r1{M i ft;rq qffiT 1ft srmr ~ ~GIA' 'flit ~Ifi~ ~ ~ 0IA'm ;rlll'f/ei'h,f.tijj~:it~---~~ -- ~ (~~) Number of latrines Private Community Method of No. of tap System of Water Service others disposal of points! Public Sewarale borne night soil Hydrants Domestic Road Others installed for lighting supply of (points.) prot~ted water

    7 8 9 JO lJ J2 13 14 15 16

    SD 20 WB 2 so 41

    SD 15 WB 1 10

    SD 40 WB (; 55 30

    SD S WB 30

    SD & WB 1

    SD 22 WB 35

    SD 35 WB 150

    145 10 285 176

    so 3 14 WB 2 160 31 20

    SD 10 12 WB S 36 25

    SD 2. 13 WB 2 10 3

    SD 13 8 WB

    SD 18 10 WB 1 25 15

    1m 4 6 WB ------t RGl/86-42 "250 ------1 2 3 4 5 4) ------ftIq-(Q(TV) 1fRrrliPr IIiT ~T 3. II Bhind--(Contd.) 7. Matadin ka Pura 0.65 1,4100

    ~ 8. Nayapura 0.50 1,650

    'U1f~ 9. RamNagar 0.60 2,200 ftrnrrf'IiT~ 10. Sirsai ka pura O.SO 2,000

    t1)1f Total 7.45 21,250 0.15

    .-mil ~;ripR 4. I Bhopal J. Arjun Nasar 0.01 920 '""~~ 2. Bal vihar School 0.01 394 (~'lIA) 74 1iqof (Patratar BhavaD) 14 Buns_low

    ;mr ~(J ""', 3. Bag Farhat Abba 0.02 445 1.00

    ~ 4. Dhobiahat 0.03 96S 1.00 ~lipR (~m) 5. Gandbi Nasar 0.01 2302 1.60 (KaJi Parade)

    ~ ... ,,~ 6. HabibiUU Station 0.01 2110

    ~JIIImI'~ 1.1aiPrakash 0.04 2fi6S 1.50 "pNaP!' 8. Khusipura 0.01 35 O.SO ~~ (finrr.J \m) 9. Kumhar Pura 0.01 1804 (VidhaD Sabna) ~ 10. Lal.ti 0.03 490 ~tMI1I" 11. Land ia Talab 0.01 178 . .m~ I~. MandiBarkhedi 0.02 1045 1.00 ~1N1: 13. MoradiNagar 0.63 410 0.76 ~'II1l7 14. NarendlaDeoNagar 3440 1.09 ~ J 5. PampapuT 0.01 1305 0.75 . ... ------.. ------_ -_ -_ --- -~ ------2S1

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ]6

    -~--"'- SD 9 1 WB 3 U

    SD 6 20 WB 14 10 60

    SD 32 10 WB 12

    SD l 5 WB 20 3S

    99 100 10 258 151 83

    .....-.-----,_.. -~--

    OSD 70 WB

    OSD 300 WB 4

    OSD 300 WB 8 10

    080 250 WB U 16

    OSD SOO WB 6

    OSD 100 WB 4 6

    OlD 50 WB 10 30

    OSD 49 WB 16 -

    OSD ISO 14 WB 11

    OS» 350 - WB S

    OlD 200 WB 6 10

    OSD 510 WB 7

    050 100 WB 1t 10

    OSD 300 8 WB 13 35

    OSD 250 WB 2 9 2'2

    1 2. 3 4 S 6

    4. ,ftqrqr--( Iitf'fr) q'~~1R: I-Bhopal-(CoDtd) 16. Panch~heel Nagar 003 6619 S.OO ~~ (~f"~m") 17. Railway Station 0.01 1142 (Near over Bridge)

    mr.r 2;U ;rAiT 18. Roshanpura Naka 0.02 3038 mtm;pn: (llioforr m) 19. Sagda Naga.r 0.01 581 (Karbala Road) '-lfiR: 'I'iioi't;fi 20. Shabid Nagar 0.03 13'0 0.95 Colony

    .~ 21. Shakti Nagar 0.01 S4S 0.20 ftA'~ 22. Shiv Nagar o 02 81S 1.00

    ~~ 23. Subhash Nagar 0.02 930

    ~1fIr( 24. Sudama Nasar 0.09 3940 1.00 ~1I1R 25. Vijay Nasar O.OS 2050 0.'10 \'IIm~ 26. Zada Mohalla 0.01 1015 0.20

    Ii'Itr TotaJ 0.57 41163 18.25

    ~ fi'nI'Jm .5 I-Bilaspur 1. DJprapara 0.49 .2,855 2,26 .~ 2. G.nesh NaJar 0.'1 2,804 2.67 lJRmllT'U 3. Katiyapara 0.49 1,480 2.76

    ~m:r 4. Kumharpara 0.46 1,2.10 2..92

    ~qm 5. Talapara 0.57 t,285 3.48 ~~ 6. Thakurdeo Nagar 0.63 3,245 1.79 ~ 7. Torwa 0.52 2,940 2.47 ~;m: 8. Vishnu Nagar 0.78 MOB 4.15

    -.- 1I)tr Total 4.45 1!j."~1 2l.SO 253

    1 8 , to 11 12 13 14 t5 16

    OSO 1000 .... WB 41 to

    OSD 9 WB 4

    OSD ISO 14 WB 3 26 om sao WD 3 6 - 050 800 WB 11 17

    OSD 400 WB 5 4S

    OSD 250 16 WB 4

    OSD 600 WB 2 18

    OSD .lSO WB 18 15

    OSD 100 8 WB 3

    OSD 60 :!:l WB 6 13

    7698 184 341

    OS)) 4S 342 1 WB 14 55

    OlD U i55 WB 24 72

    080 2S 403 1 2 Wl1 18 80

    OSD 30 382 WB 2S 57

    om 20 43S I WB 27 89

    om 20 322 1 WB ~ 62 OSD 3S 530 WB 17 83 - OSD 60 254 :2 W1I 28 10l

    150 3,123 6 4 J65 60t ...... _-- 154 ----,._------_ 1 2 3 4 5 6 !qIIIJt. ..,.."." - 6. I Burhanpur 1. Alampl\i 0.01 101 3.00 ~~ 2. Bari Maidan 1}.02 1,191 1.50 f.mm 3. Chincala 0.03 1,111 3.00 ~ 4. Daulpura 0.02 1,871 5.00 ~t(~.. 5. Gulab Ganj 0.02 1,091 4.50 lfitq;mm: 6. Karang Bazar O.ot 651 1.:!5 ~at ~;;m 7. Khairati Bazar 0.02 1':10 3.{)() omr lIN 8. Lalbagh 0.03 1.236 4.00 ,,~ 9. Nagezire 0.02 I,SOl ::.06 f.mll'ff~r 10. Niyamatpura 0.01 896 2.00 mft'~ 1J. Rastipura 0.02 684 3.00 ftm1:,;u 12. Shikarpura 002 1.512 -1-. So ~itf t 3. Silampura 0.01 ~S 2 25

    "PI Total 0.24 13.841 40.06 ----.------~------.-~------. ~~ 'II'mAr ""'~n;fto ~ $!TIT 7. II Chhatarpur 1. Gbosyana Ward Sarani Khidld Mare 1.00 1.!OO 1.00 ~.m (ifflt) 2. Harijan Basti (North) 1.50 1,763 1.00 ... r.qq .... ~Il wr.-~qpf ~. Kachhiyana Marl Ladiyana Mars 2.00 1,962 ~:rpl- ~ftmfr 4. Tauria Marg 1.25 2.000 1.64 Hargan Khidki

    ~ Total 5.1S 7,225 3.64

    ~ .rn~ 8. 11 Chhindwara I. Boraripura () O~ 1.241 O.7S ~~ 2. Diwanchipura o 02 2,026 0.50 ~forof1(" 3. Harijan MohaUa 0.02 2.11~ 1 .00 ~ 4. Jhilpura o 02 2,127 0.15 2S5 ------7 8 9 10 11 12 U 15 IS 16 - -~-.._------OSO 2 190 2 WB 78 230 76

    OSD 12 190 WB 54 2'6 25

    OSD 3 WB 47 lJ8 35 15

    OSO 5 220 2 WB 61 2~1 26

    OSO 3 147 1 WB SS 202 3

    OSO 81 49 2 WB 50 219 10 1

    OSO 12 173 2 WB 73 715 99

    OSO 15 230 3 WB 42 772 176 2

    OSO 10 170 WB 61 359 57

    OSO 15 175 2 WB 84 565 33

    OSO 10 110 WB 66 216 3S 2

    OSD 6 180 l WB 66 G:S 14l 2

    OSO· 20 320 WB 52 167 24

    197 2,]54 24 789 4,603 142 27

    OSO 5 WB 2 2 5

    OSD 1S WB (j 10

    OSD 10 WB 6 2 6

    II WB 4 (; 6 OltO ------30 ------70 8 18 16 21 ------OSD 25 210 WB 20 382 1S

    OSO 91 477 WB 2S 450 58

    5 51 WB ]00 Pt ISl 686 OSD 5 194 WB 5 J IaGlucliq ward 16417 -- --_. 2Sti ------3 4 5 ------~~T S. Kumhari PUla 0.01 2.219 0.1S "'~ 6. Lohbag 0.02 2,000 1 50 ~ 7. MargPura I) Ot ").~41 o 1S 1I'~~ 8. Mohan Nagar 0.02 2.113 1.00

    ~~;n 9. Shukluhana 0.03 2,048 3.00 .------Total 0.17 19.183 10.00

    ._------~ - ---- ~ om: ifl!i)f~tmf't~Rw;;~I~ 9 U-Damoh No .. turn reported in the town

    ~ i~ 10 JI-Dewa!o 1. Bherugarh 0.60 3,200 1.06 ~ crm-"Q1I11iif 2. Jabran Basti-Radhaganj 1.60 3.100 2.7S lf~~ 3. MalharRoad o 25 3.000 0.80 tiralt~ 4. Mir2a Bakhal o 30 1,500 0.62 -rfarm 5 NaiBadi O.SO 1,000 2.70 rr-wa- 6. PashuHat 0.12 1,200 IRifot P' ~~ 1. Pathan Kuwa P('stiPura 0.80 4,500 1.:1.0 ~1Ittr S. Rewa Bag O.S~ 1,800 0.92 ~l~ 9. ShantjPura 0.9"! 3.000 0.50 ---_ ------~ Total 5.61 23,900 10.55 ------~ ~mm 11 U-Dhamlari 1. DaniTola 050 2,517 2.50 ~iI';nff... 2. Lal Bagicha o 7'1 2,906 2.00 ~,fj~ 3. Sahlewarpura 0.50 ------1.811 LSO lIN Total ------1 15 ----1.234 6.00

    1. Kasaridih .50 2,000 ------4.00 257 ----_. -_------_- 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    OSD 80 ISO WB 10 552 35 incllding in ward 23 and 24

    PI IS 165 WB 15 352 70

    OSD WB IJ 552 20 includill.l' in w'.rd 23 and 24

    OSD 364 990 WB IS 173 18 Pt 40 WB 2S 276 67 585 2,337 4 138 2,871 443

    BSD 10 120 6 WB 10 3S

    OSD 10 20 16 WB 18 30

    OSD 5 8 WB 4 10

    BSD 12 210 WB S 12

    BSD 15 120 20 WB 12 3S

    OSD 20 WB 2 10

    BSD 30 300 WB 35 3S

    BSD 15 260 12 WB H 4{)

    BSD 20 180 8 WB 10 8 112 1.35 70 lit lIS

    OSD 25 WB 19 30 2·1

    OSD 40 2 WB ~.3 55 15

    OSD 45 1 WB ;'6 65 18

    110 4 68 ]50 53

    08D· 100 100 WB 30 ]50 1::0 10 "------1 RGI/86--43 258

    1 2 3 4- 5 6

    ~ 2. Shankar Nagar .75 2,500 1.50 ~ am: ~. 'IIT2T 3. Sikola & S. Bhata .75 2,500 2.00 . ~ 4. Titardih .50 2.000 2.00

    1I)q Total 2.50 9.000 !Uo

    'f" ~ Un GUM 1. Banskhedi 1.00 800 2.00 ~~ 2. Bbujariya Talab 0.10 250

    'l~$U 3. Bhulan Pura 0.50 350 0.30 ~~ 4. Chaudhary Mohalla ~~~ Kumhar.zR Mohalla 0.15 600 2.00 5. Colonel' Ganj 1.00 1.000 1. SO ~ 6. DhoD8lpura 0.10 200 "'~"'~ 7. Ghosipura 1.00 1.000 2.50 ~\II' fq Itit ,{,. 8. Gokulsingb ka Chak 0.25 400 ~;or~ 9. Gopal Pura O.SO 2.000 2.00 ~wror~ 10. Gulab Ganj 0.25 400 1.00 ~tmft;It 11. HaDUDlan Colony 0.75 1,000 0.40 ~ 12. Idgah 0.15 250 0.40 ~ 13. Jasanpur 0.25 300 0.7.5

    ~lflI'''mi 14. ]aganpur ia Chat 0.10 125 "'l- ~~ IS. Jat Mohalla 0.15 300 -fJ ifiI'iif1' If10 r J 6. Kala Patha 0.15 300 0.25 ~ 11. Kolhu Para 0.40 500 1.04 JRRr 18. Kusmoda 0.80 900 3.011 ~$Q 19. Mahavir Pura 0.75 600 o.so: 259

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 OSD 50 80 WB 30 150 140 12

    OSD 50 100 WB 25 150 120 10

    OSD 75 120 WB 25 100 1$0 5

    21S 400 110 550 530 37

    SD 25 1 WB 22 40 25

    SD 5 WB 6 12 6

    SD 6 WB 1 12 10

    SD 15 WB 3S 40 15

    so 12 WB 40 S5 20

    SO 5 WB 1 3

    SD 35 WB 40 60 25

    SD 8 WB 8

    SD 2 WB 3 25 15

    SO 5 WB 1 20 11

    SD 40 WB. 45 85 15

    SD 4 WB S 15 17

    SD 10 WB +

    SO 8 WB

    SD 7 1 WB 15 15 7

    SD 2 WB 5 20 7

    SO 6 WB 8 20 10

    SO 4 WB 30 30

    SD 10 WB 12 25 20 260

    3 4 5 6 ------~aT~ ::0. Mate-pura 0.10 - 300 0.25 lfl.J:U ;rift 1tn:31;r ~0I'\'lft' 21. M Lt.1Ur.l N.1sar Harijan Colony 0.30 600 ;rr;rr n.r 22. Nlna Khedi 0.50 400 1.'0 ~ 23. Nathukhe.di 0.10 350 0.75 ~y;fturcr.ft' 24. Purani Chhawani 1.00 1,000 1.50 ~aT~ 25. Radho Colony 0.40 500

    ~~t :'6. Saiyadpura 0.15 SOO 0.25

    ~ ;w;r~:;n 27. Sakur ka Bagicha 0.75 900

    4'ld"'I'Ildl ~.n :.8. Seetillmata Ch~ mllJr.a 0.20 450

    -.;ftoUlJ~r 20. Shriram Colony 1.00 2,500

    ~ilfr lf~ ~'Ilf ",,'\11; 30. Talaiya Mc.halla 0.15 350 1.25 mIlT 31. Umaria 0.30 250 0.50 ------~Fr Total 13.90 19,375 23.60

    ~ ~;r1J't 14 I Gwalior 1. Anand Nagar .0% 1,5000 4.00 ~ 2. Bahadapur 0.7 3,000 8.00 ifi1f;r) '{)T 3. Gedewali R.oad .04 3,000 1.50

    1lj'r~ 4. Ghatampur .03 3,000 3.00 .,,",,~) 5. Gal pahadia .03 4,800 3.50

    ttil'~T 6. H lrnampura .05 5,500 3.50 tlf fmr !ji~.q-~, ~J ~r 7. Hemsing ki Pared, Nayapura .10 5,000 6.00

    ~rsrr ;rtR: 8. Indira Nasar .08 3,000 3.00 tm"ilr 9. V·.dkhedi .03 6,000 8.00 fil'nrJ3I'f rj,. ~ 10. Nimbaji ki Khob .05 4,000 1.00 261

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    SD 6 WB

    SD 15 WB 2 15 S

    SD S. WB IS 10

    SD 10 WB 20 2S 20

    SD 20 WB 35 45 30

    SD 15 WB 16 35 15

    SD 12 WB 16 20 7

    SD 4 WB 4 22 10

    SD 5 1 WB 10 20 (;

    SD 9 WB 4 20 21

    SD 15 WB 10 10 12

    SO 6 WB

    322 17 361 711 387

    S 125 S 9 30

    080 350 6 WB 5 100

    S ISO 24 S 3 40

    S 300 12 WB .. 35

    080 2IS 18 WB , 4S

    050 200 6 WB 5 40

    S 3S0 12 S 4 60

    080 300 6 WB 5 35

    S 400 12 WB :1 70

    OSD 100 12 WB) , 40 262

    1 2 3 4 5 6

    ~1 1. Ramtapura .07 3.000 1.10

    ~~ Il. &anuana .oa 4,000 4.00 ~1"Uq;r1J'{ 13. Ranipura Ramnapr .05 3• .soo 5.00 mr.t't ~ 14. Roshni Ghar .OS 3,SOO 800

    ~~ IS Rasulabad .03 3,5'00 4.50 ~'F~ 16 Tapu Mohalla .03 3,500 1.00

    ~ Total 096 50,800 67.10

    ~~ mft f,r:;rrR l'f'~ 15. I Indore I. Adarsh Bijasan Nasar 0.10 700 0.80 ~~~T;m 2. Adarsh Devi Indira Napr 0.10 800 0.50 "rot ~T l'f"R 3. Adarsh Indira Napr 0.30 2,800 3.50 WIIII'R IRt (;m) 4. Azad Nagar (New) 0.20 1.600 0.80 ~~" S. Badi Gwaltoli 0.35 2,300 1.20 ~1If11Jl;{\' 6. Balda Colony O.IS 1,200 1.50 'l'lfi't,,~, 7. Bhas irath-pura 1.05 8.300 1.00 ",~qw'l1'l'lllf\' ~'" 8. Bhagwandin Pabalwan Ki Chawl 0.02 160 0.15 ",'l\or ~ 9. Bhil Paltaa 0.75 6,000 3.50 tmr~ 10. Chhoti Khajrani 0.15 1,100 0.50 r~lIfT$(lff 11. Chintnis ka Purwa 0.01 80 o 05 m~ 12. Devnaaar 0.15 1,200 040 prsT{t.~~ IIfTiI'J1AT 13. Dudhadhari BrahamC'bari lea Bas ieba 0.01 120 o 15 f~'fia'i'~ 14. Firoz Gandhi Nasar 0.2S 2,000 040 16'hi;r (~) 15. Freepoj (Marirnlta) 0.10 700 0.20 ~~lI'TII~ 16. Gadaria MohalIa 0.15 12.0 0.40

    qmllfi'li~ 17. Goma)ci Phel 0.90 7,100 2.S 263

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    S 24 S· 2 90

    OSD 400 12 WB 2 40

    S 200 30 WB (; 12S

    S 32S S 2 70

    S 200 12 S 2 70

    S 80 12 S 5 3S

    3,705 198 64 925

    SD 20 WB 10 N.A. 41

    SD 20 WB 95 N.A. lOS

    SD 20 WB 102 N·A. 35

    SD 20 WB 25S N.A. 143

    SD 20 WB 90 N.A. 113

    SD 20 WB 165 N.A. 41

    SD 40 WB 234 N.A. 173

    SD 20 WB 2 N.A. 20

    SD 20 WB 14 N.A. 53

    SD 20 WB 103 N.A. S3

    SD 20 WB 53 N.A. 47

    SD 30 WB 19 N.A. 30

    SD 10 WB 10 N.A· 22

    SD 20 WB 30 N.A. 32

    SD 10 WB 153 N.A. 45

    SD 20 WB 4 N.A. 22

    SD 20 WB 130 N.A. 211 264

    1 3 4 6

    ~..rr 18. Govind Kharc;ha 0.25 2,000 .i.50 11A'«~ 19. Hukumcband Colony 0.20 1,600 1.00 ~'iI 20. Huzurganj O.IS 1,200 0.50 Q1~ ~T1I" II~ 21· Jagjivanram Mohalla 0.10 800 0.20 ;;ri'cA ~ ~if 22. lc:evBn ki Phel 0.20 1,500 0.80 Iif'"f~ trRl" 'fiT 23. Juni Indore Gadi Ad"_ 11.20 1,600 1.00 ~ ilt (iJN) 24. Kabir Khedi (Village) 0.25 1,900 0.40 '" 1;ofT~"f:;n~ 25. IUji Ki Chawl 0.35 2,600 1.25 1In'mr"f if~' (;:n:~ ~u) 26. Kalali Mohalla (Nllrsingh Tekri) 0.02 200 0.30 .;;ro;ft ~TlIr' 27. Khaiarani Kankad 0.05 300 1.25 ~~ 28. Khatipura (ViJlage) 0.25 2,000 1.00 ~1I1T ~ 29. Kulkarni Ka Bhatta 1.30 10.40 5.50 ~r~T 30· Lunia pura 0.05 400 0.05 -q:m:;m: 31. Mahavar Nagar 0.10 800 ·1.80

    ~~ 32. Malhar Paltan 0.10 800 0.35 1f1\'r"f ~1lit;ft 33. Mali Colony 0.10 800 1.50 'IfTri~ 34. Modem Village 0.10 800 1.80 ~rim if. 2 35. Moti Tabela No.2. 0.35 2,BOD 1.70 wrrorr iftr1: 36. Nadia Nagar O.Os SOD 0.30

    ;r~

    ~~).fiif 40. Panc;ham Ki Phel 1.00 8,00 3.50 265

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J4 15 16

    SD 20 WB 32 N.A. 40

    SD 20 WB 86 N.A. 25

    SO 10 WB 36 N.A. 42

    SD 20 WB 42 N.A. 17

    SD; 30 WB 24 N.A. 99

    SD 20 WB 35 N.A. 60

    SD 20 WB 9 N.A. 22

    SO 10 WB 34 N.A. IS

    SD 20 WB 8 N.A 45

    SD 30 WB 55 N.A. 14

    SD 20 WB 3 N.A. 10

    SD 30 WB 184 N.A. 99

    SD 30 WB 20 N.A. 42

    SO 20 WB IS N.A. 60

    SD 20 WB 48 N.A. SO

    SD 20 WB SS N.A. 20

    SD 30 WB 23 N.A. 45

    SD JO WB 258 N.A. 23

    SD 20 WB 17 N.A. B

    SD 10 WB 12 N.A. 14

    SD 20 WR 32 N.A. 18

    SD 10 WB 58 N.A. 12

    SD .30 WB 102 N.A. 80

    1 RGI/86-44 266 ------1 2 3 4 5 6 --- 'l',"~ 'If\' '1fT'! 41. Panohu Kumhar ki Chawl o 15 1,200 040

    5(IJm 'iiI( ~;rtN (1(q'U~;r) 42. Prakash Chand Stthi Nagar 0.10 800 050 (Dashahara Maidan)

    ~~lftll: 43. Samajwad Napr 0.40 3,200 3 00

    ~fir(;m 44. Sanvid Nagar 040 3,200 2.00

    d~t;r~ 45. Sarvahara Nagar 0.75 6,000 5.00

    f~rC'f%f 46. Shilnath Camp 0.15 750 0.40 fWil'fil''''t ;r;rt 47. Shivaji Nagar 1.10 8,900 1.80 fWll';r1J'{ (;rrciw) 48. Shivnagar (Narval) 0.05 350 0.20

    fn~if(I il'lf'( 4Q. Shivshakti Nagar 0.10 800 3.00

    'Q11T~ar ~;r~ 50. Shayam Charan Shukla Nagar 0.15 1,200 1 50

    ~ar"'tim SI. South Toda 0.30 2,400 4.00

    ~~Vl'lr 52. Suktia Gram 0.10 800 0)0

    a;tIfI'~ 51. Usha Phatak 0.15 1,200 040

    f~~ 54. Vinobha Nagar 0.55 5,000 1 20 ------2irq Total 14.67 108,260 73.80

    ~ ",~~'R;r~ 16 n Itarsi 1. Abdul Hamid Nagar 0.30 2,124 2 00

    q~;r~ 2. Ambedkar N.l,ar 020 1,920

    'IPI'tr Wi{ ;r~ 3. Bhagat Singh Nagar 0.20 1,643 100

    ~~1J'{ 4. Raidas Nagar 030 2,615 1.00

    Jf)tr~ -----_------Total 1.00 8,302 400 ------_- 2(11

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 ~

    SO 10 WD 15 N.A. 35

    SD 20 WB 46 N.A. 2S

    SD 20 WB 3S N.A. SS

    SD 20 WB 242 N.A. 2S

    SO 30 WB 184 N.A. 5S

    SD 20 WB 10) N.A. 90

    SD 30 WB 122 N.A. 100

    SD 10 WB 7 N.A. 36

    SD 20 WB 51) N ..\. 12

    SD 20 WB 2S N.A. 5S

    SD 30 WB ~8 N.A. lOS

    50 20 WB 10 N.A. II

    SD 10 WB 47 N.A. 51

    SD 20 WB 50 N.A. 40

    - _- -_------_ ------.... _---- J,110 3,670 2,663 _.... - - -- - _... - - .. -- -- ...... --_ ..... __ .. _------_ .. _------_. -

    OSD 153 WB 26 lit

    OSD 13 31 WB 37, 16

    OSD $6- WB U -

    OSD 39 13 WB 68

    S4 283 , '120 lSS 268

    1 2 3 4 5 6

    ~ q~t11'l11' 17 I Jabalapur 1. Adhartal 0.07 N.A. 1.00 ;n;r~T 2. BhantaUaiya 0.09 1,820 0.50 'If{ffi~ 3. Bhartipur 0.06 2,488 ~~t=r 4. Cherital 0.15 10,912 1.50 i'miT 'ftr( S. DwarIta Nagar 0.12 10,073 1.2-3 't

    ~T 7. Garha 0.26 7,235 1.20

    ~~ 8. Garha Patak 0.01 8,385 3.00 'IilT1fI't,1.: 9. Ghamapur 0.25 9,351 1.30 ~ 10. Gohalpur 0.14 7,844 3.00 ~1; 11. Gokalpur 0.09 9,679 0.8S tJ~ 12. Gorakhpur 0.13 10,422 2.00 arrt~ 13. Gwarisbat 0.42 8.001 2.%5 ~ 6Tif 14. Hanuman Tal 0.06 9.444 1.50 m"~ 15. Kanchsbar 0.10 6,281 2.00 'tff'(~T qm: 16. Kriya Pathar 0.15 10.003 1.50 &'im:l 17•. Khandhari 0.22. 2.136 omr~' 18. Lalmati 0.31 9,770 4.75 1fITmI' 19. MadbataJ 0.07 11,393 1.50 ~crri 20. Narsinsh ward 0.41 10,879 3.00 ~1I'li 21. Nehru Ward 0.04 13.422 0.15 ~ firilR\'qili 22. North Milaunipnj 0.05 7.271 1.00 ':Jfn"t ~Rr"t;mrr 23. North Motinala O.IS 8.240 1.25 aftImlllTi 24. Omti Ward 0.02 8,423 1.00 269

    ------~ 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------

    OSD 2 WB 8 15 OSD 3 WB 74 6S

    OSD 8 WB

    OSD 4 WB 58 ISO

    OSD 2 WB 69 115

    OSD 3 WB 104 130

    OSD 3 WB JS 120

    OSD 2 WB 22 100 OSD -- 5 WB 40 100 OSD 5 WB 86 105

    OSD 2 WB 8 60

    080 5 WB 39 140

    OSD 3 WB 10 70

    050 4 WB 77 175

    QSJ) 3 WB 58 lJO

    OSD 6 WB 49 150

    OSD 2 WB

    OSD 2 WB 57 85

    OSD 3 WB 62 95

    OSD 4 we 10 90

    OSD 4 WB 32 6S

    OSD .. 2 WB 5S 175

    080 5 WB 47 95

    OSD 7 WB 48 78 _.-_ .. _ .------

    271 ------,------7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    OSD 3 WB 65 32S

    OSD 5 WB

    050 4 WB 10 3i

    OSD 3 WB 63 145

    osp 5 \VB 37 80

    050 4 WB 42 llS

    OSD 4 \VB 14 80

    oso WB 88 140 -_. __ ------_ _.... ------120 1,367 3,203 - ---_.. - _.. - -- - _.. _- - -_--

    OSD 14 \VB 11 12 S5

    aso 64 WB 8 33 35

    OSD '63 \VB 11 27 ~5

    ------.- .... ~ ------.._. -- - .- - - - -.. _... ---- 141 27 J32 I IS - - - - ... _-_ --- -- _------_ ... ------

    aSD \VB 3 10 20

    OSO 2 64 \VB 24 75 40

    OSD 15 179 WB 4 25 20

    OSD IO WB 5 6 7

    OSD 20 \VB 24 8 10

    OSD 2 \0 \VB 10 12 14

    OSD 50 35 \VB 5 6 3

    aSD 115 WB 10 20 30 _ ------.- ---_._------_-_------_------272

    l 3 4 5 6

    m*,~ 9. Gancsh Ganj Bhatta Road 0.15 2.000 1.00 mml 10. Gane!lh Toli 0.18 1,216 1.00

    ~r 11. Ghaspura 0.01 2.010 1.00 1(). wr'iJ ~ 1(flT 12. Mohd Khan Patel Mar. 0.02 ),500 1.50

    ~ "f'R: 13. Padam Nasar 2.25 1.216 ~l~r 14. Pard~i Pura 0.01 1.500 1.50

    l:TlifCR 15. Rameshwar 0.01 700 1.00

    ~ffl"II" ~1(r

    ~IJR ~r~{fll 21 II Kharaone I. Dashara Maidan 0.50 500 1.00

    ~r . 4. Orang Pura- 0.65 1.800 1.50

    ~m,~ 5. Sanawad Road 0.75 1.100 I. SO

    -.-~------_----.-- --- It)1r Total 3.10 5,600 7.50 ---_.. _--- -_. __ ._-.-.----_...• _- ....__ ._----_.__ ._ .. -_.__ .. _----

    1f.ttllT 'llrNRT 22 II Korba I. Bhadra Para 0.1t 2,450 1.50

    ~mT 2. Dhanubar Para 0.10 1,955 I. "!.:

    ~m:) 3. Dondro 0.01 595 1.40

    ,i)q'f~ 4. Gopalpur 0.06 843 0.72

    ~T 5. Isaipara 0.11 2,725 I. 71 ------_ -_------.--- __ .. _.. __ .- .. _- .. _._--_----- .. _-.--_ .. __ -_--_.------.... __ --_------______, 273 ------_------_. __ .. ------_------7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 ------_-._ ------

    OSD 5 105 WB 16 12 13

    OSD 14 72 WB 30 :'~5 75

    OSD 2 65 WB 10 75 75

    OSD 5 76 WB I:! 35 12

    OSD 100 25 \VB S 40 30

    OSD 15 216 WB 10 30 22

    OSD 40 65 WB 14 15 13

    05'D 15 WB 10 10 12

    OSD )8 185 WB 10 45 26

    OSD to WB 6 20 2S

    278 1,277 11 211 669 447 ----- CD 50 1 \VB 3 13

    SD 90 \VB 11 27

    SD 65 WB 7 15

    SD 110 2 \VB 15 35

    SD 80 \VB 9 2S

    395 5 4S tIS

    OSD 124 WB )0 38

    OSD 110 20 WB 2 8

    OSD 12 WB 2 28

    OSD 16 WB ! 15

    OSD 124 12 \VB 4 23 --_------1 RGI/86- 45 274

    -- -~------.-~----~ ------_-- - 2 J 4 5 6

    mm::I{T 6. Jhagarha 0.01 112 0.34

    ~tm:r 7. Nayapara 0.3..J 5,519 31.00 'P.iRmT 8. Pathanpara 0.03 1,475 ].28 qir~ 9. Pondibahar 0.04 590 0.45

    ~1'lf UJ'II'I:: mT 10. Ram Sagar para 0.22 4,000 2.76 ~i"mT 11. Satnami para O.lS 4.950 3.96 ~mT 12. Sitamadi Para 0.33 4,160 2.S l:irT ------Totl\l 1.83 29,374 48.90 ------~------.----~------

    ~~ ~~T 23 II ~ndsaur 1. Madarpura. 0.03 2,954 0.74 "ltf~T 2. Narsingbpura 0.29 J,ln 0.50 'itA ------.------~------_-- Total 0.32 6,127 1.24

    ~~ ~~ 24 11 M l()W Cantt. 1. Banda Basti 0.75 ~,OOO !.10 ~cmft ~. Hydrawadi Basti 0.15 J,i)) 1.15 mm'f>"tiffiit 3. Lalji ki Ba~ti 1.25 ~,500 3.00 ~ 4. Pasipura 0.50 450 2.5Q ~ ...r~1 5. 1'anga.Khana 0.50 f(\t) 0.50 ~~ 6. Yadav Mohalla 1.00 :,550 1,50

    ~ TOTAL 4.75 10,100 11.35

    '{trr erR ~ m. 25. II M()rena 1. Ban Khandi Area 0.71) 1,500 !.OO m~

    2. Keshav Colony 1.00 1,800 ~.OO tWrt~ 3. Kuliyan Mohalla 0.10 1,600 1.50 ------_ 215

    7 8 9 10 11 12 J3 14 15 16 --_---_------

    OSD 4 WB 11

    OSD 256 20 WB 11 52

    OSD 54 20 WB 7 19

    OSD 20 8 WB 2 10

    OSD 144 56 WB 6 27

    OSD 201 47 WB 25 95

    OSD 11 56 WB 6 36

    896 395 78 362

    OSD 11 7 WB 5 so

    OSD 18 10 WB 8 150

    29 17 13 20)

    SD 3 WB 10 60 .j.S

    SO :: WB 3 20 50

    SD 3 WB 11 :0 ~,

    SD WB 12 ::5

    SD :: WB 12 100 10

    SO 40 WB 60 110 40

    40 1: 96 332 192

    SO 5 10 WB 40 40 15

    SO 15 25 WB 55 105 35

    OSD 10 15 2 WB ~O 100 30 ------_- 276

    1 2 3 4 5 6 ------_--- ~"'r"( '\"U 4. Mahavirpura 0.35 700 0.70 ;rf ~ (~Va') 5. Nai-Abadi (Trench Area) 0.50 1,300 1.50 1A11: ~ ;fit IIir.r 6. Pawar Saltab Ki Jean 0.55 1,000 0.75 Rw<'f 00 7. Singhal Basti 0.10 1,000 0.80

    ~fI1R 8. Subhash Nagar 0.80 1,500 1.5(}

    ;;rfl1f~ 9. UUam Pura 0.65 1,:::00 1.00 lfttr TOTAL 5.95 12,600 11.75

    ,'

    ~ ~ 21. II Nagda 1. Azad Pura 0.40 1,000 0.70 tr. ~ "Jq' 2. C. Block Shop 0.:'0 1,400 0.50 ~ • iOI'Ai ,,'If 3. E. Block Shop 0.:0 1,200 0.50 qq;.~ .,If 4. F. Block Shop 0.30 1,300 0.50 aft'. ~ vi" S. O. Block Shop 0.40 1,500 0.60 ~~ 6. Jabran Colony 0.40 1,000 0.70 'fIT IfmT 1. luna Nagda 0.50 1UO 0.60

    -mRT vrq' 8. Palya Gram o SO 1,500 ;"UO ~'"" 9. Pavaliya Gram 0.30 400 0.10

    ~ TOTAL 3.20 10,000 4.60 _._--- 277

    ...... _------~ ----- 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------~------

    SD 7 20 WB S :0 8

    SD 10 :5 WB 19 38 15

    SD 4S 15 1.: \VB 17 60 ~5

    SO 10 35 .5 WB 85 90 25

    SD IS 40 wn 15 32 -10

    SD 15 5S 4 \VB 35 40 15 ------.------135 240 :3 324 525 :08

    OSO 6 WB 4 1.5 10

    SO 10 WB 3 20 12

    SD 1: WB 3 30 15

    OSD 8 WB 10 3

    36 11 95 40

    SD WB 2 30 8

    SO WB 3 7

    SD \VB 6

    SO 1 WB "-.. 6

    SO 1 WB :! 6

    SD \VB 8

    SD ..~ WB 5 11

    SD 30 :: WB 1:'0 16

    SO 3 WB 1

    30 13 1Z 155 7S ------_ -- -_ 278

    1 2 3 4 5 6

    ;ft1r;r ~~ (rcmfq~) ~S. Il N.:cmu.:h I. BhoJaram Compou.l\i Owal Mohalla 0.01 3,900 :.01

    ~ Q~ ~ tn:)ir;r)~ lffqifJtir ~ ~ 2. Bohra Kabrastan to Oarib MchaJla 0.04 ],400 0.30 y:ulav Mandilatrine Neemuch. q);fr~ lf~~ 3. Machi Mahalia & Oarib Mohalla 0.03 1,450 0.40 ~ ~(ifm ~(ay;r omfr 4. Rampuca Darwaja Harijan Basti 0.03 500 0.03 m ~ omr;n 5. Regar Mohalla Bagana 0.02 1,300 0.10 lff~ ~ t('IT tR;fti" 6. yadav Mandi Banga Pathari 0.01 1,000 0.41 ~ lii't ;ftq;( ~ 1. yadav Mandi Neemuch Cantt. 0.0: 1,600 1.17 ~1(itmWm~ 8. Yadav Mandi Sadri Road Bagana 0.01 1,500 1.89 ~ ~ ;:fTIrq ma;- 9. Yadav Mohalla Neemuch City 0.0: 1,500 2.35 lIW TOTAL 0.26 14,150 8.67 --- ~ ~ ~ 'iii" R;nrr oqTtr 29 II Raigarh 1. A Portion below Rty. station 0.15 2,000 1.00 'C!ITzr~ 2. Chhote Atermuda 0.10 150

    280 - - -- .. _--- _._------_._------1 2 3 4 s 6 ------_. ------_._. --_._--- ~ 'T'T~ 30 I .Raipur 1. Ch una Bhatti 0.50 607 0.80 ~ 2. Gautam Nagar 0.40 400 0.50 'llfroqro 3. Joura Para l.00 1200 1.25 proqro 4vt~ 4. Kumara Para Byron Bazar 0.30 575 0.5 ~qrU (mIT~) 5. Kundra Para (Raja Talab) 025 450 0.50

    'l&1I'1IJ'~ 6. Laxman Nagar 0.65 1.325 1.00 ~~ 7. Nehru Nagar 534 1.00 ~ 8. Pandari 1.25 2,700 1.75 ~9Tzr 9. Ramnagar Chhota 0.60 1.408' 1.00

    10. Sheetla Para 1.00 560 1.50 ~m: ('l'lIT ~) 11. Shri Mandir (Raja Talab) 0.30 415 O.SO tIfTlf 'fIR 12. Shyam Nagar 0.70 1,367 0.85 ---_._.. ------liN 5 TOTAL ------7.85------_------11,591 11.1 ~.rof'@ft' 31 n Rajhara IharandaUi 1. Bhagoli para 0.50 1,500 1.00 it;Pf;j. 1 !. Camp No. 1 2.00 3,600 2.00 ~1fm 3. Olandani Bhr.ta 0.50 1,400 am!TfiA it; cfticmr ... it; m'f ~ ~ 4. Dalli siding including the area behind 0.25 600 0.75 Asha Talkies. II'~ IpJf tmr it; IfRf 5. Near Iharan Pump House 0.50 1,000 1.00 ~ ;m:rr ~ it; ""' 6. Near Kesla Nullah Bridge 0.50 1.200 2.00 mrtU ~ vm- ~ ""' 7. Near Rajhara Football ground 0.50 1.200 1.50 om 1I'f1ip; n 8. New Market Area 1.00 :Z.500 2.50 256 ~ it; ifni' 9. Near 2S 6 units 0.75 1,500 1.00 ~;nkq 10. Old MarketA rea 0.75 2,000 1.50 mmft II. Pandher Dalli 0.90 2,200 1.50 m-~ 12. Patel Colony 0.50 800 0.75 ------_ ------~--- m ._------8.65 19,400 1S.50 ------._------._------TOTAL ------281

    ------~------7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    OSO 3 WB 18 5

    OSO 6 1 WB 3 5

    OSO 35 WB 5 45 13

    OSO WB 6

    OSO 4 2 WB 3 8 OSO 1 1 WB 3 8 9

    OSO 1 WB 5 6 5

    OSO 15 2 WB 15 28 40

    OSO 15 3 W5 17 9 27

    OSO 2 WB 2 6

    OSO 3 WB 4 7

    OSO 124 WB 56 125 26 ---- 206 13 114 239 157 ------

    SO

    SO 20 50 20

    SO 5 10

    SO 4 15 7

    SO 5 25 10

    SO 30 10

    SO 30 ST 40 50 15

    OSO 25 65 25

    SO 15 ST 25 45 12

    SO 1 40 15

    SO 20 60 20

    SO 10 15 10 - ---- _-_------_" ------_ 45 156 400 154 ------..------..... ------.------_- -'_------I RGl/86- 46 282 _---- 6 2 3 --- 4 5

    mrA't~~ ~ ~l; 0.25 32. II R,.~jna ndgaon 1. IndraNagar 0.04 1,200

    'ilQl'E1qf(f 2. Jamatpara 0.02 1,100 1.00

    ~qro 3. Satnamai Para 0.08 1,113 0.25

    ~ 4. Shankarpura o 16 3,480 1.50

    ~mr 5. Station Para 0.04 980 2.00

    ~------II'Pr TOTAL 0.34 7,873 5.00 _...... _'"

    ~ ~.~ 33. 1 Ratlam 1. Burgund Kawas 0.27 1,965 0.75

    lI'm' ~ 2. Moti Nagar 0.01 2,000 1.56

    ~ 3. Naujpur 0.29 1,000 0.50

    ~ 4. Saranipura 0.03 2,500 0.32

    f-tl<'l"liMi 5. Silwatsa 0.02 150 0.70 _-_- ---- q)r( TOTAL 0.62 7.615 3.83

    ~m qcu ·34 I Rewa 1. Atta 2.00 2.500 1 50

    ~ 2. Bichhiya 1.50 2,000 2.00

    ~ 3. Chamrauli 1,00 1.000

    f ...... "'il ... r 4. Chikantola 2.00 3,000 2.00

    mt IIiT ~ 5. Jhanda Ka Maidan 2.60 4,000 2 00

    ~

    ~ 7. Prem Nagar 2.50 3,560 2.50

    ~~ 8. PUfl;'ni Abkari 2.0!} 1,970 2.50 -----__ --- - lIl1r TOTAL 14.60 19,530 12 50

    ... ~ ------""----r"..... ------'------o!( ------~ -" isj

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    050 WB 5 152 15 050 1 " WB 3 47 60 4 SD 30 1 WB " 148 30 2 SD 5 WB 6 90 40 5

    OSD 150 WB 1 301 80 10

    3 189 3 19 138 225 21

    OSO 4 5 WB 2 40 8

    OSD 4 WB 5 50 15

    OSD 1 15 WB 5 50 8

    OSD 8 10 WB 5 70 6

    OSD 4 1 WB 2 5

    17 35 19 210 42

    OSD 70 WB 2 150 20

    OSO 90 WB 2 110 40 6

    OSO, 16 WB 1 110 4S 3

    OSO 40 250 16 WB 300 100 15

    080 200 WB '3 200 2S 3

    OSD 150 WB 1 160 50 3 OSO 150 WB " 250 30 2 OSD 100 WB 5 170 15 - ..-- 40 1010 32 18 1,450 325 34 ------~------~ ------

    ~85

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    OSD 40 2 HL 20 240 40

    OSD 20 20 2 HL 20 200 35

    OSD 10 20 1 HL 20 150 40

    OSD 40 1 HL 20 100 40

    OSD 40 2 HL 20 200 40

    OSD 10 20 2 HL 20 258 040

    OSD 40 1 HL 20 200 35

    40 220 11 140 1,340 270

    OSD 10 60 1 WB 5 150 15 2

    OSD 5 WB 4 80 7

    OSD 140 ST 2 140 25

    OSD 45 WB 4 7S 8 2

    150 110 1 15 445 55 4

    SD 1 WB 6 100 3

    1 6 100 --- 3

    SD 3S WB 8 200 4S

    SD 30 1 WB 2. 85 SO

    SD 40 1 WB 7 100 60

    SD 3S 1 WB 12 125 50

    140 4 29 510 205 --_------,,--- OSD 9 WB 100 SO

    OSD 10 WB 100 '

    OSD 5 WB 80 75

    OSD 8 WB 200 25

    32 480 150 -...------_~ __ ._--- ._ ------_ ------2&6

    6 1 2 3 4 5

    ~ SITpRr 4() I Ujjain 1. Ahukhana 0.01 720 m~ 2. Ambar Colony 0.02 2,856 1IAftm~ 3. Avantika Puri 0.10 800 i(l(I~ ~ 4. BangaIi Colony 0.06 I,J40 wnomrr 5. Bhura Nala O.OS 3,000 ~ 6. Bhurugarh 0.11 3,726 2.00 ~ ftmlt" 7. Chamiya KabrastaJl 0.01 1,099 ~~

    ~ 9. DaIllda.ma 0.01 200 ~,ijz~~ 10. Danigate Harijan Basti 0.06 900 imt;pn:: 11. Desai Nagar 0.05 2,700 q;3I\'f~ ~ 12. Fa.zalpura Colony 0.06 460 'qjQ1'l m *. " 13. Fazalpura GaB No.4 0.02 700 ~~ 14. Faza.Ipura Marg 0.05 1,020 ~~ 15. Gandhi Na.gar 0.02 900 "(rofin;r~ 16. Hira Mill Chall 0.15 5,000 oraror IIifiI'I;fi itl1l' ifTtI' 17. ]abran Colony Begam Bag 0.01 3,887 ~~~ 18. Janspura. Ranjan Basti 0.04 580 ~ 19. Kaharwadi 0.03 352 ~~z~;nit 20. Kalidehgate Hamal wadi 0.04 4,800

    ~~ 21. Kamdarpura 0.05 2,330 ~ 22. KOOlukhedi 1.53 1140 tI~~ 23 . Mohan Nagar 0.02 1.742 ~~ 24. NeeIganga ]abran 0.03 590 "CA'~~ 25. Nutan Gaur Saml,l.j 0.07 SOO ~1fEi'l"·I< 26. SOIlJtinagar 0.03 1,690

    -~------... -.-_._------~-~ -_. 287

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1.6

    OSD 10 WB 2 8

    OSO 196 WB 4 10

    OSD 10 50 WB 8 20

    OSD 100 WB 2 10

    OSD 50 200 WB 4 18

    OSO 35 200 WB 30 70

    OSD 6 30 WB 6 9

    OSO 20 WB 4

    OSD 15 15 WB 4 47

    OSD 4 15 WB 10

    OSO 200 WB 4 30

    OSD 4 30 WB 8 4

    OSD 6 30 WB 6

    OSD 8 20 WB 5 10

    OSD 10 40 WB 11

    OSD 300 WB 6 2

    OSD 400 WB 2 10

    OSO 23 WB 7

    OSD 25 WB 2 13

    OSD 4 500 WB 10 27

    OSD 25 200 WB 20 20

    OSD 10 WB 3 13

    OSD 25 50 WB 3 50

    OSO 50 WB 6

    OSO 20 WB 2

    OSD 4 10 WB 2 22 --~------_------"_ 288

    1 2 3 4 s 6

    ~~ 27. Shakti nagar 0.06 915

    e)".. f(llt iIWIt ~ 28. Somwaria Balai Bhakhal 0.02 1,800

    'i[~~ 29. Vrandawan Pura 0.05 620

    ~~ 30. Vishnupura 0.02 400 1" •• ------_. ~ TOTAL 2.79 47,167 2.00 ------

    fiOOrr ff'Pr~ 41 II Vidisha 1. Bagsaria 2.00 2,700 1.50

    ~ 2. MohanBiri 0.30 1,200 1.00

    ~ TOTAL 2.30 3,900 2.50 289

    7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 ------

    OSD 10 100 WB 10

    OSD 60 WB 2 12

    OSD 30 WB 4 II

    OSD 10 WB 1 16

    216 2,944 . 138 488

    SD 2S 4 WB 48 17S 74

    SD 2 WB 32 95 28

    2S 6 80 270 102

    Note-lithe slum areas ofclass I and n town only have been reported',

    tirIror - 5 STATEMENT-V

    ~/~' 1PiWiA w'K ~ ~-1979 Medical, Bducational, R.ecreational & Cultaral Facilities-1979

    291 292

    ~­ STATEMENT f,(flimT •••f8fit;. ~;n ~ Medical, Edacatloaal, Recreatloaal, ....

    'llilni ~~ "~fGAi SI.No. Class and name of TowD Population Medical facilities Educational -----, ~I VAT ,if ~~I 1ft trf AA- tt.tft'. m~ ifOfI'fof'li 1JIfl{ if f;rmllll't ft!n' Hl)spitals Beds in Arts/Science Ayurved Engineerins Dispensa.. medical Commerce mediE'l1 colleses ries(T.B. institutions colleges (of colleP clinics etc. notes in degree level column 4 and above)

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 ------~ --_------!IRIR - '(m ..... IV Alar 18530 HC(I) 23 AC(l) Indore UjjaIn (110) (63) ~ vffrro ;m: ~ ~ 2 IV Ahiwara See Ahiwara Urban Agglomeration ~;r.~. NEht.t'j( ~ ~ Ahiwara U.A•• 16643 HC(l) Bhilainaaar Raipur R.aipur (24) (40) (40)

    ~ 11il't if.ot

    ~ ~;m U1fl ~ 3 V Ajaigarh See Ajaigarh Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.~. rp;n -(Rr ~,..,. Ajaisarh U.A.· 8367 HC(I) 10 Panna R.ewa Rewa (32) (ISS) (ISS) ~ q;;n' tm "Uln (i) V A,jaigarh 7722 HC(l) 10 Panna R.ewa Rewa (32) (ISS) (15S)

    ~ 4wr~"= ~ ~ 4 IV Akaltara 12985 HC(I) Nalla Jaldsir Raipur Bilaspur (21) (172) (57) _

    SI1Iim f1rq ~ ~lf{ 5 V -Moda 7593 D(l) Bhind Gwalfor GwaIior -- (17) (91) (91) 293

    ~~, 1979 Cultural Fac:iU'iel, 197'

    ~~Ilrq ~~~~llfir~~ facilities Number of recreational and cultvral facilities

    lIRaT ~ !I'Rr ~ ~, ~ ll~(I,:rC;.1 t m;sr) ,,~ ~ U~'I1lt 1l"fu.~~ ~ ~ (f~) ~ fui\1rr firiPn ~ Poly- Recog- Higher Secondary Junior Primary Adult Working Stadia Cint.ma Audi- Jublic technics nised Secon- Matricu- Secon- school literacy women's torium! Libra- short- dary, lation dary and clasesl hostels Drama ries hand Inter middle centres with Com:ru- inclu- type- 1Th.>Qiate/- schools others number oity halls ding writiq PUC (specify) of seats rending and vo- (Pre- roOlDl catlonal Univer- trainins sit~ institu- college! tions Junior college level) 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

    ~~ 'f1Rft ...Ujjaln Ujjain 3 5 Musl 1 (63) (63) (102) rl ~ q-dtfr Dur, Durt 1 3 4 Bharbeli 1 (3S) (35) (240) rl fi q-doi\" Dura Durg 1 3 3 BharbelJ 1 (35) (35) (240)

    ifPmr qnrr Nowgong Panna 2 3 7 11 1 (124) (32) ;ft1tR q;;n Nowgona: Panna 2 3 1 11 1 (124) (32)

    ~ ~ ~ Raigarh Bilaspur 2 2 4 Jabalpuf 1 1 (105) (51) (392) ~ fir .. f'lf~ Qwalior Bhlnd 1 2 2 Bhind (91) (11) (11) 294

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------~ ~ ~ 1i'ImI 6 V Akodia 5779 HC(l) 4 Shajapur Bhopal Bhopal (12) (l00) (loa)

    ~ .mrr (~. sr.) .mft (~. !iI.) 7 V Alampur 6211 D(l) 5 A{l) Jhansi Jhansi (17)(U. P.) (77) (U. P.)

    af~(jiJi~< tim t.m 8 IV A1irajpur 17880 H(l) 60 AC(1) Indore Indore TB(i) (215) (215) D (1)

    ~ \iIRU tctr"< ~i'f' 9 IV A1at 14400 H(I) 24 Jaora Indore Ujjain (46) (179) (97)

    ~ '6cn '(m 10 IV Amarpatan 11453 HC(l) 30 A(l) Rewa Rewa (40) (40)

    ~ f~ ~(~) ~(~) 11 V Amarwara 6860 HC(I) 30 Chhindwara Nagpur Nagpur (40) (152) (152)

    !II1:1Tt ~ ~ 12 IV Ambah 17381 H(1) 58 A(1) Gwalior Gwalior D(Hom.2,1) S(I) (73) (73)

    !II fi<;c'ti i$< !ll'f.... 'tii$< ;pr( ~ ~ 13 m Ambikapur See Ambikapur Urban Agglomeration \lfRlCfli2l< i'f'. U. ~ ~ Ambikapur U.A.· 38291 (H(3) 184 A.S.C.(I) Raipur Bilaspur D(2) L(l) (323) (206) T.B.(I)FC(ii) A.S.C.(I)

    CifWI"'I~< ~ ~ (1) m Ambikapur 37220 (H(3) L(I) Raipur Bilaspur 0(1) 184 ACS(I) (323) (206) TB(I) FC(I)

    ~ ~ ~ (IIW) ~(~) 14 m Amla 24580 HeO) 6 Betul Nagpur Nagpur (39) (140) (140) (Mah) (Mah) IIPI'ri ~.~;pf(~~ 15 m Amlai See Burhar.Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration ~ ~w.ft; ~~ t..m: 16 IV AIUsd 17225 HC(I) 12 Barwani Indore Indore 0(1) (16) (124) (124)

    ~ 00 ~ 17 V Anuppur "9728 He(l) 6 AC{I) Rewa Bilasp\¥ D(A·I) (220) (170)

    !II1i1J' ~ ~ 18 IV Araos 11336 FlC(1) :0 AC(l) Raipur RatPUf (36) (36) Ci4i141lf1J"( 1I1qn;r Rfm 19 m Ashoknasar 28736 H(l) 44 S(1) Bhopal vidi$ba SC(I) (211) (1S4) 29S

    !it 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2.0

    ","Imr ~ ~ Bhopal Bhopal 1 1 Maksi (100) (100) (SO)

    .mft(~.".}R!iI' (.r.!f). r"q- JhaDSi (V.l'.) Jhanli (U.P.) 1 2 4 BhiDd (77) (17) (93) Wt '(~~ Indore 0(2) 2 S 8 Indore 1 1 1 3 (215) Sb.Type (215) (1)

    'I"J1ro ~ ~~1; Jaora Jaora t 3 5 Indore 1 2 (46) (46) (179)

    ~iir ucm ~ Sidbi Satna 2 3 6 Ajaigarh (140) (37) (142)

    ftr1mi'~ tiPtcfm \iI'PIi Khirsadoh Chhind- 1 3 4 Jamai 3 (65) (40) (88)

    ~ ~'{;n r'l1'~ Gwalior Morena S 5 9 Bhind 1 1 (73) (34) (71)

    ~ ~ Re.igarh 0\4) 6 6 25 Ajaigarh I 2 3 (l8~') Sh.lype (567)

    (2)

    ~11'i ~ Raj~r}. 0(4) 6 6 25 Ajaigarh 1 2 3 (185) Sh.Tyoe (567) (Ifo';:rr) (2) (Panna) ,..~ mi Khirsadob 0(1) 3 7 9 Babai 2. (100) (165)

    ~ .~ iQ'in', Sanawad Indore 2 2 3 Sendbwa 2. 1 (120) (124) (82)

    ~ ~ ~ Sbahdol Shahdol 1 2. 7 Jabal'PUT 2. (55) (55) (277) tI1IW6' ~ ~~ Dhamtari Raipur 2 6 6 Jadgalpur 1 t (114) (36) (331)

    ~~ ~ 1 Chandcri 3 8 15 Datia I 3 (58) (208) 296

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------~---~ ------~ ~ ",)mIr ~ 20 IV Ashta 19619 HC(l) 34 Sehore Bhopal Bhopal 0(1) (44) (8]) (8]) and ~ ~ 'Iftm;r 21 V Babai 7418 HC(I) 9 Hoshalllabad Bhopal Bhopal (21) (95) (9S) ~ .ron- mmr 'Iftm;r 22 V Badi 8423 D(U-l) 10 (21) (95) (95) BaraiIy Bhopal Bhopal (15) (105) (lOS) ~r ~ Qt-~ iI'IR: ~lf.'t tv 13 V Badkuhi See Chlkhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration QiI1R: iIITtI1T'{ ;prW:r ~ ~ 24 m Badnagar See Badnagar Urban Aplorrleration ~;r.~. ~ ~ Badnagar U .A. 23925 H(l) 32 ASC(I) Indore Ujjain D(A-I) (99) (46)

    ~ ~ ~ (i) III Badnagar 23406 H(I) 32 ASC(I) Indore Ujjain D(A-I) (99) (46)

    ~ 8R ~ m;r 25 IV Dadnawar 11282 HC(I) 26 Dhar Indore Ujjain (52) (91) (67) QR 'fN{' ~ ~ 26 V Badod 7237 HC(I) 6 Agar Indore Vjjaill (26) (ISO) (94)

    ~ ~ ~ 27 IV Bagbahare 13572 HC(I) 20 AC(l) Raipur Raipur (100) (l00)

    In1f 1m: ~ ~ 28 V Bagh .5079 HC(l) 6 Dhar Indore Indore (90) (156) (156) ~ ~ ~ ~'\"( 29 V Bagli 6828 HC(l) 8 Indore Indore Indore (56) (56) (56) ~(~) 'U

    ~i (~;;rr) ~ ~ ~ 31 V Baikunthpur 6530 HC(l) 14 ManendrBgarb Raipur Bilaspur (Surguja) (38) (396) (285)

    ~ iI1\Ir11J1'Z ~11'11'{~~ 32 n Balaghat See Balaghat Urban Agglomeration am:rm~ if. ~. ~ ~ Balagbat U.A. 53183 H(3) 134 ASC(1) JabaJpur Jabalpur D(Hom-2,1) 0(1) (186) (lS6) TB{I)PC(i) ~ ~ ~ (i) II Balaghat 49564 H(~) 134 ASC(l) 1abalpw: labalpur D(Hom-2,1) 0(1) (186) (186) TB(i)FC(i) 297

    ...------9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    "IJ1:rn;r ~ \'fil~ Bhopal Bhopal 2 5 7 Sehore 1 1 (81) (81) (44) "ITIfT\'!' ~~ Bhopal Hoshan- 2 2 3 1 1 (95) (21) "I'J1:rn;r \l'Itmr 9~ Bhopal Bhopal 5 5 Sehore (l05) (105) (142)

    ~;r ~ d 1fIRfr Ujj!'in Ujjain 2 5 12 MatM 1 2 (46) (46) (71)

    ~ ~;r JfiRit Ujjain Ujjain 2 5 12 Maksi 1 1 (46) (46) (71)

    ~~iI' itT': tom Ujjain Dhar 2 2 7 Indore 1 (67) (52) (91) :;rQ;;l" ~ 1l"Ri\' Ujjain Ujjain 1 2 2 Maksi (94) (94)" (123)

    !I'JfaU" ~;:;: ~~ '" Dhamtari Mahasamund 1 2 12 Jagdalpur ], (178) (45) (395)

    ~ rm: ~ Indore Dhar 1 3 4 Indore (165) (90) (156) ~R: ~ ~fCmlft Indore Dewas 1 2 3 Hatpiplya 1 (56) (61) \.16) ~8""\' ,{Icn ~!PIl Sidhi Rewa 1 2 3 Ajaigarh (95) (24) (179)

    ~ ~~Iii1J( ~ Shahdol Ambikapur 2 3 5 Ajaigarh 1 1 (262) (77) (490)

    11'~ 1 Sh.Type 4- 14 19 Bharbeli 3 5 6 (3) (5) 0(3) ~ Sjh. Type 4 14 19 Bharbeli 3 5 (3) (5) 6" 0(3) lRGI/8E-48 298

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    amiR1 'U ~ fi"(ifl{~ ~ ~ 33 IV Ba)od lS098 HC(I) 30 Rajhara- Raipur Raipur Jharandalli (HI) (88) (88)

    ~~ ~ ~ 34 IV BaJoda Bazar 12701 H(1) 30 AC(l) Raipur Raipur (84) (84)

    ~ ~ ~ I'ifl'Am: 35 IV Damor 13295 D(l) Owaloir Owalior Owalior HC(I) (16) (16) (16)

    IPI1 ~ ~ fcrf1:11T lei IV Banda 12569 HC(I) 20 Sagar Jabalpur VidiSha (30) (222) (186) iI'fUI1I1'II't ~ mrr "tAT 37 V Bansagar 6181 HC(I) 30 Beohari Rewa Rewa (22) (53) (53) ~ wftlmr 1i'tmr 38 IV Baraily 13013 HC(1) 30 AS(I) Bhopal Bhopal D(A·1) (120) (120) HC(I) ...w ~ ~ ~:~ 39 IV Barsi 13346 H(l) :W JabaJpur JabaJpur Jabalpur D(A.I) (32) (32) (32) ~ '111:1 <... I:I( Rtir(:a-.!I'.) RRi\' (:a-.!I'.) 40 V Barigarh 5719 HC(I) Maharajpur Jhansi Jhansi HC(I) (48) (UP) (UP) (171) (171) Q1rT( ~tnt;p(\ ~ N 41 m Barwaha See Barwaha Urban AggJomeratioD

    iil'1IliI if. ~. ~ ~ Barwaha U.A.· 23597 0(2) 20 ASC(t) Indore Indore IICO) (S4) (S4) ~ ~ ~ (i) In Barwaha 22417 D(2) 20 ASC(I) Indore Indore IIC(l) (S4) (54) q-;n;ft ~ ~ 42 m Barwani 27769 11(1) 132 ASC(1) Indore Indore D(2) (140) (140) FC(I) .mm wftlmr fmm 43 III Basoda 30234 11(1) 50 AC(I) Bhopal Vidisha AS(l) (117) (S) mti;;y wr< w'tmr fcrfurr 44 IV Begamaanj 18314 HC(1) 12 Sagar Bhopal Vidisha DU(I) (58) (124) (110) "" liI ~iIJ mr:&t ~ 4S IV Bemetara 14661 H(I) 15 ASC(l) Raipur Raipur (66) (66) ~ ~ Ucrr 46 IV Beohari 10683 IIC(l) 30 AC(l) Rewa Rewa (73) (73) 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ~ 11'~ Durs Durg 2 4 Bharbeli 1 eS8) (58) (263)

    fl ~ ;srr~ Dura Raipur 2 3 9 Jagdalpur 1 (124) (84) (379)

    ~ ~ fq;., Gwalior Gwalior 2 S 12 Bbind \-" (16) (16) (133) 't'd ~ ~ Khurai Sagar 2 4 4 Chhatarpur (88) (30) (128)

    ~ ~Ar ~l: Shabdol Shabdol I 1 Jabalpur (108) (108) (247) ~ -.m.w ~l: Bhopal Bhopal 2 3 8 Sehore 2 (120) (120) (157)

    ~, ~, ...... ~1: Jabalpur Jabalpur 4 3 4 Jabalpur (32) (32) (32) orlrrN ,,~ ~ NoWSoq Chhatarpur 1 .2 5 Cbhatarpur (94) (69) (69)

    ~ ~ ialn Sanawad Indore 2 3 11 Sendbwa 3 I (11) (54) (140) nm ~ iacn~• Sanawad Indore 2 3 11 Sendhwa 3 t (11) (54) (140)

    ~ ,",'It mr Sanawad Indore 3 7 11 Sendhwa 2 4 (136) (140) (98)

    M1n Mcwr ~ Vidisha Vidisha 2 6 12 Sebore 2 4 (65) (65) (154) MaT ~ ~1tR Vidisha Vidisha 2 6 12 Sehore 2 1 (110) (110) (161) ~ ~ Ours 0(1) 2 4 Bharbcli 1 (76) (281) ~ ~ ~ Shabdol Shabdol 2 3 7 Jabalpur (86) (86) (225) _.-- -- _. -----_------.... _.. _._-- 300

    _------~ -- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    ~~ 'IfItmr 'IfItmr 'If"l'mor 47 IV Berasia 10835 HC(I) 16 Bhopal Bhopal Bhopal (42) (42) (42)

    ~ ;m;m: 1i\"qr-;r 'If)m;r 48 m Betul Bazar 46293 M(2) 150 ASC(l) Bhopal Bhopal D(A-I) (179) (179) FC(I) TB(I)

    ~ ;m;m: ~ ~ (~T.) ~ (lIlT.) 49 V BetuJ-Bazar 8914 D(HOM-l) .. Betul Nagpur NabPur (8) (171) (171) (Mah) (Mah)

    ~ f.Im m-~ rm: ~ ~ SO V Bhamodi See Chikhali Kalan-parasia Urban AggJomeration ~ ~"t (:0.'5(.) srRfr (:0 .11. ) 51 IV Bhander 12543 HCO) 20 A(l) Jhansi Jhansi (49) (UP) (49) (UP)

    ~ ~ ~ 52 IV Bllanpura 13349 H(I) 35 A(I) Indore Indore (265) (265)

    vmft" ~ ~ ~ S3 V BbarbeU 5995 BC(I) 10 Balaghat Jabalpur Jabalpur (5) (191) (191)

    'II'Tmm ~ Bhatapara 30825 HC(I) 14 ASC(1) Ralpur R~alpur 54 m (80) (80)

    -.ftmrr ~ ~·m ~ 5S V Bhaurasa 7170 D(I) Dewas Indore Indore (18) (53) (53)

    fir

    f;mt~ ~~-N"I(ij'l( ;fIR ~ ~ ~7 IV Bhilai Kalan See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration ~~~ ~-f~m{

    -20 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------~---- 'fm;;r "m« ~)'t .Bhopal Bhopal 2 5 6 Sehorc (42) (42) (79)

    N~ 00 Khirsadoh (1) 4 7 19 Babai 2 4 (139) Sh Type (126) (2) Jhansi fcwrl)ij: iIN~ Khirsadoh 0(2) 2 2 3 Babai (132) (132)

    1tRfr(~.sr.) mii (~.S[ • ) ~rn Jhansi Jhansl 2 3 5 Datia 2 (49 (UP) (49) (24)

    ~ ,(T"'t1.:r ~1.: Jaora Rampura 2 4 4 tndore (180) (40) (265)

    ~ ~ B:llaghat Balaghat 1 2 2 1 1 (5) (5)

    t1lffi"{T ~ ~1; Dhamtni Ralpur 2 4 17 Jagdalpur 2 1 1 (158) (80) (375)

    •.m: ~ W~ Indore Dewas 2 2 2 Sonkatch (53) (18) (16)

    1irn ~ ~ Khandwa Khandwa 2 2 Sendhwa 2 (15) (45) (108)

    ~ Gwalior Sh.Type 12 25 61 3 2 2 4 (80) (2) 0(2)

    ~ Sb.Type 52 206 416 Schore 2(100) 16 6 30 (19) (37) 0(5) 302

    1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8

    IIfTiro ~I" 1INr.r 62 IV Biaora 19201 D(1) 30 ASC(l) Bhopal Bhopal R(l) (117) (117) f~ ~ 8in't~ .mft'(W.sr. ) .mft(W. V.l 63 IV Bijawar 11954 R(l) 22 Chhatarpur Jhansi Jhansi (38) (UP) (UP, (114) (114)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 64 V Bijeypur 79S4 RC(I) 12 Sabalgarh Gwalior Gwalior FC(I) (35) (149) (149) 0(1) ~ amm 'UIrr mrr~ 65 V Bijuri 9880 HC(l) 6 Kotma R.ewa Bilspur D(Al) (20) (272) (159) ~ 1'it1m1t~ 'ftn ~ iW 66 I Bilaspur See Bilaspur Urban Aulomeration

    ~,if.~. ~~ Bilaspur U.A. 187104 H (A-I. 2) 479 A(t) Raipur D(2) AS.(I) (106) FC(2) ASC(l) TB(I) L(t) HC(l)

    ~ ~ (i) I Bi1aspur· 179791 RA(1.2) 479 A(t) Raipur 1 D(2) AS(1) (106) FC(2) ASCCI) TB(I) L(1) HC(O ftrd'iTir mr~ ~ ~ (ii) V Sirsiti 7313 BiJaspur Raipur BilaSpur (5) (Ul) (5)

    lir.n-tmT ~iIT~~~W), 67 m Bina-Btawa See Bina-Btawa Urban Asalomeration ;fto;n ;1.a111' ,I(. ~. ~ Bina-Btawa U.A.· 41831 H(2) 20 ASC(l) Bhopal Vidislla (262)"""'" (80)

    ~,~ ~ fcrfQr (i) m Bio.a.Btawa 33886 H(2) 20 ASC(t) Bhopal Vidisba (262) (80) ~ mrIIT ~ '00 68 V BirsiJJchpuc 7553 R(J) 6 Satns Rewa Rewe (33- (91) (91)

    ~~ ~ .m 69 I Burhanpur 140986 R(A-I,I) 115 AC(!) lDdorc Indore Dgf:-1.2) AC S(I) (203) (203) F (Z) !U'{ '1IF~~ ~;r" ~ C"i 10 IV Burbar See Burhar·nhanpuri Urban AgJlomeration ~~~;r.v. Burbar·DlJanpuri U.A. • 62318 H(2) 32 AS(1) ~l)oml) 303 ------_----_ ----- 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 11 18 19 20

    ,,~ ~ ~~ Bhopal Rajgarh 2 5 8 R,ajgarh 1 (117) (26) (26) ;ft1rR ~ l.r.I'Iti' NOWiong Chhatarpur 2 3 8 Rajsarh (62) (38) (26)

    ~ ~~ Gwalior 0(1) 2 2 Bbind (149) (217)

    ~ ~ ~ Shahdoi Shahdoi 3 9 Jabalpur (U3) (113) (335)

    ~ Raigarh 0(3) 20 39 63 1 6 3 (170) Sh.Type (9) ~ ~ Raigarh 0(3) 20 37 60 Jabalpur 1 6 3 (170) Sh.type (335) (9)

    ~ f~,,= ~1 Raisarh Bilaspur 2 3 Jabalpur (175) (5) (340)

    ~ ~ ~ Khurai Sagar 5 15 15 Cbhatarpur 3 2 (20) (76) (234) ~ ~ ~ Khurai Sagar 5 15 15 Qiliatarpur 3 2 (20) (76) (234) ~ ~ 'I'~ NowgoDl Satna 1 1 4 Ajaigarh (196) (33) (87)

    On ~~ Khandwa Sh. TYpe 9 8 SS Indore 7 1 (68) (1) (203)

    ------304

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    qlf~ '!i,T~ frifT ~)"r (i) III Amlai 220066 HC(1) 6 Burhar Rewa Rewa (8) (192) (192)

    ~n: 00 ~m (ii) IV Burhar 12401 He(l) 6 AS(I) Rewa Rewa (185) (185)

    ~l' ~n: l:"\crr l:l'1fT meW) Dnanpuri 29851 D(1) 20 Burhar Rewa Reaw (Narg?da Hari Dafai) D(Hon,l) (4) (189) (189)

    "!mw fiI.rt ~-trofinIT ;flJ"{ ~ iti 71 V Butaria See Chikhali Knlnn-Pnrasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~T-it;rTlhr ~r..;frl'l'rlJ'i;f ifoTl' ~ W 12 IV Chachaurll.-Rin:lgal\i See Chachaura-Binagll.IU Urban AJglomer&tion

    ~1-itij11fi;f if, ~ . 1);i'f1' 'i1T-mr mmr C1lachallr&-Binlllanj U.A.· 12219 H(J) 22 Guna BhopaJ Bhopal D(l) (68) (IS2) (1S2)

    ~-afr~ 1);"" .n.rnr 'Iifqr.r 0) IV Chachaura-Binaganj 10771 H(l) 22 Guna Bhopal Bhopal 0(1) (68) (152) (152) "fiq'r '(rllll: ~ 73 m Champa 22996 H(A-l,3) 280 A(I) Raipur Bilaspur (186) (68)

    :;;iWi{C:l ~m~~~~ 74 V Chandameta See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Asglomeration

    ~ mm-,(\i.S!'. ) m~) (\i.sr.) 75 IV Chanderi 12528 HC(I) 10 A(1} Jhansi (U.P.) Jhansi(U.P.) (125) (125)

    'iiron \J1rl'w 'fl"'l' 'Of;ri'l'il: 76 V Chandia 9140 H(J) 8 Umaria ]abalpur ]abalpur (20) (130) (130)

    :;;rmrr ~'( ~mrr (~.S!' .. ) rmrr (\i.sr.) 77 V Chandla 5591 H(l) 6 Maharajpur Jhansi (U.P.) Jhansi (U. P. (60) (180) (180)

    ;;rtm ~ fm:f1i iI'~ ~ q: 78 m Charoda See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomera.tion '!(hjllmr iffl'l'l~ (~~.) il'rl'l'l~ (1f~.) 79 V Chaurai Khas 5517 HC(l) 6 AC(l) Nagpur (Mah.) Nlgpur tMah. ) (146) (146) ('l.1I'.) s:ri'Err ('l.lf. ~ ma-r 80 II Chhatarpur 51959 H(A-I,2) 148 ASC(!) Jhansi ]hansi FL(I) Homs.(1) (U.P.) (U.P.) TB(l) (lOS) (lOS) 0(1-)

    tW,~ ;rflTl~ ~~. 'I'J'ITi~ 1!l' . 81 II Chhindwara 75178 H(4) 495 ASC(2) Nagpur Nagpur D(Hom 1,1) A(l) (Mah) (Mah) TB(l) L(l) (112) (112) 0(1) FCCI) 305 ------_- 9 -10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 -1-9 -.,.ao ------~' ~ ~' Shahdol Shahdol 3 7 Jabalpur (31) (3J) (253)

    ~- ~.r.r ~ Shabdol Shahdol 2 4 6 Jabalpur (24) (24) (246)

    ~ ~ Sbabdol 0(1) .3 4 11 Jabalpur (18) (250)

    $! 1i'rtr..'Pr'-: ,,)qffl ~ Ashok- Bhopal 3 3 5 Datia 2 napr (15~) (266) (110) ali\1J.~ ~ mm Ashok- Bhopal 3 3 5 Dalia 2 napr (152) (266) (110)

    ~, ~ ~ Raiprh Bilaspur 2 5 11 Jabal))ur (82) (68) (403)

    lItiT~~ !ffit'zrr Ashok- 0(1) 2 3 3 Dalia napr (150) (58)

    ~ ~ ~ Shahdol Shahdol 2 2 8 Jabalpur (90) (90) (130)

    ;fttrR ~ wm:~ Nowgonl Chhatarpur 2 2 4 Chhatarpur (104) (78) (78)

    nr-m~ ftr-C:lOlT -.mri Khirsadoh Chhindwara 3 2 Jamai (65) (34) (82) ~~ Nowgong 0(1) 3 12 35 3 4 (23) Sh.Typ.: (2) fC"{ rilil: 1fn:ri Khinadoh 0(2) 10 17 .. 37 Jamai 1(20) 4 1 (14-) Sh.Type (48) (3) ------J RGI/86-49 306 .. _------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    m~ ;;r~ ;;rif"'1~ 82 IV Cbhota-ChhiDdwara 14203 HC(I) 10 AC(I) Jabalpur Jabalpur (53) (53)

    ~(lm;r .~m.' 'U1ii' 'U~~ 83 V Chhuikhadan 5264 HC(I) 11 Khairagarh Raipur Raipur (12) (112) (t 12)

    ~...mq'~ M~m~~«~ti 84 IV Chikhali Kalan See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration ~m--roftm1f. ~. Chikhali Kalan-Parasia U.A. 83213 H(I) 120 ASC(U) HC(7) iT~ ~~,q'~~ ~(tfl{r.) ~~ (~.) (I)V Badkubi 9827 H(l) Dongn Parasia Nagpur Nagpur (5) (149) (149) (Mah) (Mah)

    ~r m~,'RTfulfl' ~'(qr.) ~'(1ItT.) (jj) V Bhamodi 5208 HC(I) Dongar Nagpur Nagpur Parasia (ISS) (155) (6) (Mah) (Mah) ~ u'fq-'{ ,troftm ",~q~r.) ~(~r. (iii) V Butaria 8989 HC(I) Dongar Nagpur Nagpur Parasia (148) (148) (5) (Mah) (Mah)

    Q~ Trr'{,'TUf~ ;n~(~.) ~'(q~.) (iv) V Chandameta - 6016 HC(l) Dongar Nagpur Nagpur parasia (lSI) (151) (5) (Mah) (Mah)

    ~m iflf,{, q''{lnrlfT ~'{(1!1r.) ~,{(1f~.) (v) IV Chikhali Kalan 13510 HC(I) Dongar Nagpur Nagpur parasia (152) (152) (5) (Mah) (Mah)

    ..."ftr{ troftm ~(~r.) ~("(T.) (vi) III Dongn Parasia 25459 HC(I) - ASC(t) Nagpur Nagpur (149) (149) (.Mah) (Mah)

    ~ ~,q'~ ifPIi~~.) ~~.) (vii) V Iklehra 9506 HC(I) - Dongar Nagpur Nagpur Parasia (160) (160) (5) (Mah) (Mah) '3fZT 9N't ~, If~ftr

    r.rmm ~rm~ti 85 IV Chinniri See Kursasia Urb!ln Aggtom-:ration

    ~ q'~~ .mfr(~.'Sf .) .mri"(". 'Sf.) 86 V Dabob 6628 HC(l) Alampur Ihansi (UP) Jhansi(UP) (15) (92) (92)

    ~ ~ 1'lfTr.m: 87 III Dabra 33421 HC(I) 30 AC(I) Gwatior Gwalior (45) (45) ----_ .-~-.------307

    9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ;n~~ ~ Jabalpur Narsimha pur 2 3 6 Jabalpur 1 (53) (32) (53)

    fT l;~~ 'IR~r Durg Rajnandsaon 2 2 3 Bharbeli (80) (52) (147)

    (Sh. Type) 6 15 20 4

    flir(~ tpj~~ .... 111'{ Khirsadoh Dongar 2 3 Jamai (7) Parasia(S) (15)

    f.~ if1R'f(~ .... f1ri Khirsadoh Dongar 1 Jamaj parasia (8) (6) (15)

    f41«1i~ m~ ~ Khirsadoh Dongar 1 Jamai 1 (7) Parasia (16) (5)

    f.ron~ ifm:~ ;;n1ff Khirsadoh Dongar 2 2 2 Jamai 1 (7) parasia (16) (5) fliRmlt ifm: 'RtWn ~q~ Khirsadoh Dongar 2 Jamai (7) parasia (16) (5)

    flll«1i~ ~ Khirsadoh Sh. Type 2 6 8 Jamai 2 (2) (1) (2l) fC'{mlt ~!f'(Tftm 'lI'I1I'{ Khirsadoh Dongar 1 2 Jamai 1 (7) parasia (16) (5) f'Rm ..~ ~'roftm ~( Khirsadoh Dongar 1 1 Jamai (9) Parasia (14) (7)

    1fRi1(\J. Sf. ) f\r.:t f1PT Jhansi Bhind 2 3 Bhind (92) (80) (80) (UP)

    ~ RI1ftM ~ Owalior owaUor 4 10 11 Datia 2 2 (45) (45) (30) 308

    ___ 4 ___ • ___ .- __ • ______. __ ._- -... ------~------2 3 4 ; 6 1 8 _------_------~"ri:' ~~~" 88 II Damoh See Damoh Urban Agglomeration

    ~~~.~. 'JI"~~ ~'t Damoh U.A .• 76758 H(A-l) J2S A(2) Jabalpur Jabalpur TB(I) ASC(I) (113) (113) F(U) ~ "''"'l't 'JI";rt:f'J't (i) 11 Damoh 75573 H(A-I,l) 125 A(2) JabaJpur Jabalpur TB(J) ASC(I) (1l3) (IJ 3) F(U)

    ~iI{f 3[rllf l'{f'f$'((_~T .) ~(~.) 89 V Damua 8911 n (Ar!.) Jalltai Nagpur Nagpur (15) (192) (192) (Mah.) (Mah.)

    ~ m~{\1.lf .) m{\1 . " . ) 90 III Datia 49386 H(3) 117 ASC(I) Jhansi# Jhansi D (A-I,I) (2S) (:!S) TB(l) (UP) (UP) (F(U)

    «U ~~" '""'"'l" 91 IV Deori I7J29 HC(I) 30 ASC(l) Jabalpur JabaJpur (190) (190) ~l; "om: ~ -s:;;;l't 91 V Depalpur 8343 lie(!) 15 Indore indore InGore (40) (40) (40)

    ~ ~~ ~'t 93 Jl De'll

    Iii'I'lI'ii'N ~;rr·n: ~l"{ ~j"{ 94 IV Dhamnod 134~ HC(l) 6 Manawar Indore Indore (50) (75) (75)

    ~ ~ 't~'t 95 II Dhamtari 55797 H(2) 64 AC(I) Raipur Raipur F(U) ASCtl) (78) (78) ~TIfT ~'( ~ f.rim % V Dhana 7107 HC(l) 6 Sagar Jabalpur vidisha (17) (207) (173) ~ (l'I~~Tm) ~~~~Wf.~Q 97 III Dhanpv.ri Sec Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Aalomeration (Nargada Sari Dafai) rn {".tr~ {;:;rll: 98 111 Dhar 48870 H (A-I.t) 175 ASC(I) In40re Indore D (A-t.3) (64) (64) TD (1). F (U)

    a~~ lIn:f«zrr 'UZl$"{ fir<:rRl1"{ 99 V Dbaramjaiprh 8309 HO) 29 Kharsia Raipur BilalPur D(J) (68) (328) (212)

    1J1Jfj"{"t ~~. ~"{ ~"{ 1·00 V Dharampuri 9063 RC(l) MaDawar 1Ddore Indore (ll) (144) (l44) 309

    9 10 11 )2 13 14 J5 16 17 J8 )9 20

    ~ Sh. Type 9 18 34 Jabal pur 3 8 (2) (113)

    ~ Sh. Type 9 18 34 Jabalpur 3 8 (2) (113) f~ :am 'R",,;n K.hirsadoh DOnPr .2 .2 4 4 (46) parasia (36)

    .mr(~.3I". ) Jhal1si 0(2) 3 8 16 2 3 (25) (U.P.)

    ~t ~ w:r{~ Khuraj Sagar 2 8 ChhatarpUT (107) (66) (224)

    ~ ~ ~ Indore Indore 3 2 Indore (40) (40) (40) ~ ~ Indore 0(2) 7 17 34 Sonltateh 3 4 (3S) (32)

    ~ ~R Iodore 0(1) 2 7 Indore (15) (75)

    ~~~ 1 Sh. Type 7 Il 31 Jagdalpur 2 (3) (217)

    ~ lfJ1R 'iJ(f"(~ Khurai Sagar 2 3 Chhatarpur (72) (17) (ISS)

    ~ ~ Iodore Sh. Typel 3 J9 38 Indore 2 4 (64) 0(5) (64)

    '"(J1JITi or~"( Rai,arh 0(1) 3 3 9 JabalpuJ (76) (547)

    {1m 'lA1ir{ ~ Indore Manawar 2 3 Indore (144) (31) (144)

    ------~--- -_ ------~------_- .. ---_._-----.. 310

    ------~--- 2 4 5 6 7 8 ------~-.----- . __ . --- fi(uTlfT'fr if!r'( IfUfim ~1i{T.) ~(~T.) 10i V Dighawani 7429 HC(l) Dongar NagpUt Nagpur Parasia (152) (1S2) (5) (Mah) O(Mah)

    fgmr ~ ~~ 9859 lI(I) 30 A(I) Jabalpur Jabalpur 1O~ V Dindori (ISO) (150)

    Ultl'{, ~'{ Raipur Raipur 10) III 2~7?Z He (1) 30 AC(1) D(Hom 1) (1 (120) (120)

    itm: q';';IRfzr' f~ 1IiOrt..tr~ "I'lI1: ~W Sec Chikhalj kalan-Parasia Urban AsilOJlleration 104 III Dongar Parasja ~ ~ fimt iI'lT,{ iI'lT'{ WIll W Sec Dugr-Bhilainagar Urban Al&lomC11ltion IDS 1 Durg ~-11!tn1 ~ ;r. v. Durs-Bhilai nasar U .A. 490214 H (A-I, 4) 492 A(1) D(5) AC(2) FC(3) AB(I) TB(l) S(I)2(2) Norrt'l'lol'l ~ ~ 'Ulil' Bhililinaaar Raipur Raipur (i)lV Bhilai Kalan 18870 HC(2) 12 (3) (26) (26)

    f"mt~ 'U~ ~ AC(l) Raipur Raj pur (ii) I Bhilainagar 319450 H(l) 150 FC(l) S(J) (31) (31) L(l)

    ~ro ~ ~ ~~ Bhilainaaar Ilaipur Rajpur (Hi) III Charoda· 22328 H(I) 20 (15) (22) (22)

    ~'{ ~'{ 280 A(J) Raipur Raipur (iv) I 118597 H(A-I,!) FC(2) AC(l) (41) (41) TB(l) AS(I) D(S) L(l) fot

    ~ 23527 H(l) 36 ASe(1) Jabalpur 106 III 0(1) (130)

    ~'{ ~ tIOOm1:~~ 'lfA$'{T 5294 Dl) 6 Bhlmpura Indore Ujjain 107 V Gandhi sagar (297) (287) Hydel Colony HC(I) (32) ~){ ~ ~'{ ~m oh Jabalpur Jabalpur Garhakota 19589 HI(l) 10 nam ]08 IV (30) (120) (120) ~~ .rnf\'('1 . '5(. ) iTtErJ (~. Jr.) l'fft l!'\lI&'U MaharlliQut Jllansi Jhansi QlUa\.).\-a.\W'l. (j) (121) (121) (UP) (UP) ------_ -- 311 ------_._- 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ._------... ------"--- r. «Ii",,, ~lRmm ~ Khirsadon Donsra I Jamai (7) Parasia (26) , (5)

    ~ 'l'ifi1:It Jabalpur 0(1) 2 3 5 Jabalpur (150) (150)

    ~. ~r~ '111:~ Rajnand- 2 4 S Bharbeli a~)' (177) ~aon38)

    Sh. Type. 0(3) 29 38 118 - 1(300) 4- 10 4 5

    ~ f1IOI. {.11f ( 'If(~ Durg Bhilai- 2 3 3 BharbeJi (11) Nagar (216) ~ (3) (Balaghat)

    ~ ~'fC 'If(iIlft Durg 0(3) 16 21 60 Bharbeli 1(300) 2 5 (8j Sh. Type 2 (213)

    ~ ~~ ~ Durg Durg 2 4 Bharbeli (18) (18) (223)

    ~ Sh. Type 9 11 49 Bharbeli 2 5 2 4 (12) (205)

    rf ~ 'If(~ Durg Durs 1 2 Bharbeli (18) (18) (223)

    ~ ifl.:~ ~ Jabalpur Narimha- 4 5 6 Jabalpur (130) pur (130) (48)

    GIT

    ~ ~)f ~~ Damoh Damoh 2 3 7 Chhatarpur 2 1 (30) (30) (204)

    ~ ~~ Nowgong Chhatar- 2 3 10 2 1 (39) pur (16) ------_._---_- ¥_------3J2 _---_._------_.. - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 _----_._------.-. ------~ ------...... ~o ~iI1I'(~~ 110 IV Garoth See Garoth Urban Alglomerlltion 1!"{R; if. 6. ~ ~ ~ GarothU.A. 10740 H(I) 36 Bhanpura JDdore Indore (25) (315) (315)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ (i)IV G.roth 10240 H(I) 36 Shanpura Indore Iodore (25) (315) lIS}

    ~ ~~~~ 111 V Gaurella See GaureJla Urban Aulomerat;on IJm.-r:., .~ . f~1,. ~~ f~~ Gaurella U.A. 9571 HO) 19 :Bilaspur Raipur Bilaspur D(A I) (118) (20S) (H8)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ (i)V Gaurella 8916 HC(2) 19 Bilaspur Raipur Bilallpur H(l) (lIS) (120S) (t1S) D(A-I)

    m.rn ;mmr ~ -~ 112 IV Gobra Nawapara 16427 0(1) 22 AC(J) Raipur Raipur H(1) (44) (44)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 113 y Gogoan 6610 D(1) 6 KharJonc: Indore Indore HC(I) (16) (121) (I2l) ;lf1flm: ~ ~ 114 III Gohad 20176 HC(J) 12 A(1) Owalior Gwalior (40) (40) IT-roit ~ ~ ~ 115 IV Gormi 13055 n(lA) Bhind Gwalior GwaIior (35) (76) (76)

    ~ tr.fr 'Ucn 00 116 V Govindgarh 7115 HC(I) 14 Rewa Rewa Rewa (19) (19) (19)

    ~'ff ~~~~ II Guna See Gu!)a Urban Alslomerlltion 117 \ ~;n"1 ;:r.~. ~ ~ Guna U.A. 64659 H(1) A.S.C(2) Gwalior Owalior D(I) (212) (212) FC(J) 156 TB(J) 'l;n" ~ ~ (i)U Guna 60255 H(I) 156 ASC(2) GwaUor Gwalior DO) (212) (212) FC(I} TB(l)

    ~ ~;:pn:~~. 118 1 Gwalior See Gwalior Urban Agglomerarion ~ "'.~. G'I\oaJior U.A. 555862 150S H(A·J.9) UO) D(A-13) A(5) Hom. J.25) AC(2) TB(l) AS(l) FC(6) S(2) om

    - .------.. -~-. --~~ ... 313 _. .- - .--~ ------__ - ~------_------~------9 10 II 12 U 1-1 is 16 17 t8 t9 - ---~~------

    ~ ~ ~ JaOra Rampura 2 2 3 Indore 2 (165) (22) (31S) ~11m mrfU ~ laora Rampura 2 2 3 Indore (165) (22) (IS3)

    ~ ~ ~ Raigarh Bilaspur 2 3 7 Jabalpur (227) (118) (327)

    ~ ~ ~ Raiprh Bitaspur 2 3 7 Jabalpur (227) (J 18) (327)

    IlIRRT ~ ~~ :Qhamtari Raipur 2 2 5 Jagdalpur (68) (44) (285)

    ~ ftlfT n-;n Sanawad lthandwa 2 4 Sendwa (53 ) (69) (82)

    ~ ~ ~ Owalior Owalior 2 4 11 Bhind 2 (40) (40) (43)

    ~ f'l(~ foqq OwaIior Bhind 1 4 2 Bhind (76) (35) (35)

    ~ ,,~ SJtahdol 0(1) 2 J Ajaigarh (140) (174)

    qiItI (Panna)

    q~i'lI!i~~ mr ~ Ashoknagar Chanderi 5 11 20 Datia 3 3 (45) (103) (198)

    $I,"I!i~ m) ~ Asboknagar Chandcri 5 It 20 Datia J 3 (45) (103) (198)

    0(4) 52 141 308 14 2 22 Sh. Type (3)

    \ RGl:S6--S0 314 ------1 1 3 4 S 6 7 8 ------~-- -- ~ (i) I Owalior 5390t5 Hom. 3,(23) 1478 U(t) R(A-t,S) A(S) D(A-I3, AC(2) Hon 3, 23) AS(I) TB(1) S(2) FC(6) 0(8)

    mmatz ~ ~ 'lfTf.rlf( (ii)IV Morar Cantt. 16847 D(2) 30 Gwalior Gwalior Gwalior R(]) (to) (10) (to)

    ~ 'UCfT <:TlfT 119 V Hanumana 8182 HC(l) 10 AC(1) Re~a Rewa 0(1) (92) (92)

    ~ ~ ~ 120 III Harcia 37693 H(l) 60 AC(2) Indore Indore (149) (149)

    ~ mi, ~ 121 V Harpalpur 7388 It(l) 6 ""~Nowgong lhami Jhan~i (23) (55) (55)

    ~,."{ ~ ~ ~"{ 121 IV Harsud 11713 RC(1) 24 Khandv,a Indore Indore (63) (195) (195)

    i{1!filQl"lf1 ~ ~ ~ 123 V Hatipiplya 9995 RC(I) 6 Dewas Indore Indore (45) (56) (56)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 124 IV Hatta 17256 lI(l) 30 Damon JabaJpur JabaJpur (38) (151) (151)

    ~iI'T~ ~'f1T(~N 12S III Hoshangabad See Hoshangabad Urban Agglomeration ~ ~ "'I1mJ Hoshang&bad U.A. 46300 lI(A-I,J) 125 AC(1) Bhopal Bhopal TB(l)FC(J) S(I) (70) (70)

    ~ ~ ~ (i)III Hoshal'l8abad 39997 R(l-A,I) 125 AC(I) Bhopal Bh.opal TB(!) S(I) (70) (70) FC(l)

    ~m ~ ~ ~ 126 V Icnti.awar 8461 Hel 30 Schore Bhopt'l Bhop11 DeU-l) (21) (58) (58) ~ ~~~~~ 127 V Iklehra See Chikhali Kalan·Para<;ia.. Urban Agglomeration

    ~ 128 I Indore 829327 H(A-2,8) 1292 A(4) D(A,l,lO) ACL{J) NH(l) S(2) TBO) U(t) FC(S) AS(1) 0(3) A.S.C.(I) 01

    --~------315 _

    _._-----9 10 11 12 ]3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~ 0(4) 47 ]40 306 Datia 14 2 22 Sh. Type (75) (3 )

    ~ t~ ~ Gwalior Gwalior 5 2 Datia (l0) (iO) (75)

    ~)Ifr '(tifr q'~ Sidhi Rewa 8 Ajaigarh (192) (92) (247)

    ~ iiI7ift Itar~i 4 4 13 Babai 2 6 (81) (113)

    ~ ~ Nowgong Nowgong 2 J ]2 2 •• .. I (23) (23)

    ~ VnT ~.m: Khandwa Khandwa 2 4 8 Indore 1 (63) (63) (195)

    ~~ ~ Indore Dewas 2 2 2 2 1 (56) (45)

    ~ ~ Damob 0(1) 2 8 8 labalpur 1 4 (38) (lSI)

    m-r.r ornrt Bhopal 0(1) 3 3 21 Babai 2 2 3 (70) Sh. Type (I) (21)

    'litq"l

    1i'tqm ~ ~ Bhopal Bhopal 2 5 5 Sehore 2 (58) (58) (21)

    Sh. Typc 56 195 363 32 1(27) 2 22 6 20 (3) 316

    -- ~.------_"",-- --,------J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------~ ~;f1I'1:~~ 129 II Itar~1 See Itarsi Urban Agglomeration ~ Itar~i U.A. 69619 H(2) 160 ASC(I) D(I)FC(1)

    ~ir ~ ~ wm-R'{ (i)V Bhilakhedi 6078 H(I) 60 {tarsi Bhopal Bhopal (8) (92) (92)

    ~ 1i'I'trr.r ~ (ii) 11 Itarsi 63541 H(1) 100 ASCO) Bhopal Bhopal D(I)F(I) (84) (84)

    ~ ~~~~ 130 T Jabalpur See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.w. Jabalpur U.A. 757303 H(A-16) 1176 A(6} DCU-l.8) AS(4) TB(1)FC(9) AC(3) 0(1) S(%) CCl) 1..(2) 0(2) U(1)

    ~ (1)1 Jabalpur* 649085 H(AT-l.4) 11042 A(6) D{U-l,8) AS(3) TB(1)FC(9) AC(3) 0(1) S(2) C(l) L(2) 0(2) UO)

    ~~ ~ ~.

    ~ ~""l:~q 132 11 Jagc!alpur See Japda!pur Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.tr. UIIF ~ Jagdalpur U.A. * (13632 H(3) 232 A(!) Raipur Raipur TB(I) (295) (295) 0(1) D (Hom~l)FC (1)

    ~ ~ ~ (i) 11 Jagdalpur 51286 H(J) 232 A(l) Raipur Ralpur TB(J) (295) (29S) 0(1) D(Horn 1) FC(I)

    -mu ~ ~iiIT ,rifT 133 IV Jaithari 1 13115 HC(1) Anuppur Rewa Rewa (IS) (235) (235) 317

    9 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 IS 19 20 ------~ --~------

    Sh. Type 0) ~ ~ ~ Harda Itar_~j 6 6 33 4 5 (76) 1 J 1 Babai (8) (43)

    ~l.:~ ilfri Harda Sh_ Type 5 5 32 Babai 4 5 (81) (1) (35) 0(8) 64 105 212 1 (25) 19 3 23 Sh. Type (1.7)

    0(8) 53 .• 91 178 1 (25) 15 20 Sh.Type. (11)

    ~ ~ ~ Jabalpur Jabalpvr 9 12 21 Jabalpur 2 (3) (3) (3)

    ~ ~ ~ Jabalpur JabaJpur 2 2 13 Jabalpuc (13) (13) (13) 8'1RI'"{f Dhamlui SH. Type 5 7 21 4 4 (217) (13)

    8'1RI't"r Dbanltari SH.Typc 5 7 21 4 4 (217) (J3)

    ~ Shahdol Shabdo] 2 .:\ 10 J:tbalpur .& (68) (68) (290) 318 ------... _------.--- 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 ------~ ------_------~"{r mrrr ~~ 1:110" 134 V Jaitwara 9241 Dtt) 5 Satna Rewa Rc\\a (32) (83) (83) ;;mri ~('ll!:r) ~(lliH) 135 IV Jamal 19896 H(I) 37 ASC(I) NclgDUr(M,th.) Ndgpur(Mah.) HC(I) (1 84) (184) (01)

    ~ ~-ftt\ilI{~'I( ;nr< 61il q 136 IV Jamul Sea Olrg-B_lilainagar Urban Agglom':ration

    ~ :on

    ~ ~ ~l~ (i) III Jsora 47129 FC(i) 91 ASe(l) Indore Indore H(2) (102) (102) D(A-)) FC(I)

    <;f1ll1~"'I( ~ ~ 138 IV Jashpurnagar 11142 H(3) 68 ASC(l) Raipur Bilaspur TB(l) (458) (347) D(Hom-l)

    or~ ~wt~~If~~ 139 VI Jata\:hhapar See Chikhali Kalall-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

    <;fo:lT(f ~ mm tmft 1M) V larara 9536 HC(l) 8 Tikamsarh Jhansi Jhansi (M) (88) (88) (UP) (UP)

    ~ ~ ~ 141 IV Jawad 12368 H(1) 28 A(I) Indore Indore (265) (265)

    ;of;~ ~ w)qn;f -m... 142 V Jcerapur 8468 HC(l) 12 Ra)prh Bhopal Ujjain (38) (181) (l7S)

    ~ ~ ~ 143 IV Jhabua 16777 H(I) 110 ASC/I) IndQre Indore TB(I) (150) (ISO) FC(l)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 144 IV Jhagrakband 118S1 HC(l) 5 Manendra. Raipur Bilaspur 0(2) gdrh (5) (334) (218)

    ~ ",f., (liII:!( ~ ~ 145 V Jom t 6635 HC(I) 18 Aliprajpur Indore Indore (32) (181) (181) iiI'\"a ;;Jttr iflI': ~ « 146 IV Joura Soc Saora Urban Agglomeration ;t'tu ;Y."ff. >: 1!.~ ~ ~ Joura U.A.* 15740 HC(I) 20 Murena Owalior Owalior 14805 0(1) (27) (65) (65) FC(l) -----_.--- ... _------319

    ------. ~------~ 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------_...... - ~ ~T ~ Nowgons Satna 3 6 Ajai,ar'h (193) (32) (73) f. (tfliilii '-~~T 'f"IT Khirsadob Dougar Parl!Sia 3 5 11 P.lnna 2 2 (30) (21) (I)

    ~ 1 0(1) 2 II 23 Indore 2 2 (102)

    ~ 0(1) 2 11 23 Indore 2 2 (102)

    ~ ~ Raigarh Typc(2) 2 3 5 Jab Ipur (214) (682)

    ~ ~ 9~ Nowgong Tikamgarh 2 - 3 2 a:iliatarpur 1 (60) (40) (83)

    IifTCnJ ~ !.~ JaOra Mandsallr 2 3 9 Indore (122) (69) (265)

    ~ ~ ~ U.J.iain Rajgarh 2 3 5 R~jgarh (175) (38) (38) iiI'A'U s:rm: Jaora Sh.T}pe 2 6 8 Indore 2 (119) (') (150)

    ~ Q!i

    ~ (Pa.nna)

    ~~R Clr"(""l( ~ Indore Alirajpur 2 2 2 Indore (181) (32) (l81)

    ~ ~;n N:::g Gwalior Morena 3 4 10 Bhind (6~) (27) (138) - -_ ------_ 320

    ------~ 2. 3 4 S 6 7 8 ------~------_------_------;oftu ~ ~ ~ IV Joura 14805 FC(1) 20 Morena Gwalior Gwalior Hql) 0(1) (27) (65) (65) FC(I)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 147 V Kailaras 9731 D(i) 6 Sabalsarh Gwalior GwaJior HC(l) (2]) (87) (87)

    ~ ~~~~ 148 IV Kanker See Kanter Urban Aalomeration

    ~ ~ I ~ Kanker U.A.* ls08s H(I) 34 AC(1) ltaipur R.aipur (134) (134)

    ~ ~ f~ (i) IV Kanker 12993 H(l) 34 AC(I) Raipur Raipur (1]4) (134)

    ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ 149 IV Kannod Itn22 H(I) 24 Indore Indore Indore (96) (96) (96)

    ~ ~ .~ ~ 150 V Kantapbod - 9105 H(1) 7 Dewas JDtlore Indore D(I) (94) (100) (100)

    ~ ~ ~ iI'~ 151 IV Karcli 16131 HC(I) 6 AC(J) Jabalpur Jabalpur (tOl) (101)

    ~ ..m:r ;JIf1; w,.1( ft 1 152 IV Katera Sec Karera Uraban Asslomeration.

    ~, ~;f.W. .mit RRit mr Karera U.A.* 11762 HCCl) 10 Jhansi }hansi Jhansi (44) (44) (UP) (44) ~ Rtit .mit .mit IV Karera 10252 HCO) 10 Jhaosi Jhansi Jhansi (44) (44) (44)

    ~ .~ ~ ~ 153 V Kasrawad 998J D(2) 12 Khargone Indore Indore: .HC(i) (]4) (80) (80)

    lfii1it (~) ~ ~ ~, 154 IV Katangi (Jabalpur) 12155 D()AI,I Jabalpur JaooJpur JabaJpur (35) (35) (35)

    1fiim (~) 4j(f~""fI' ~ ~ 15S IV Katangi (Bataph!') 11768 HC(I) 20 Warasconi Jabalpur JabaJpur (30) (140) (140) .. , If>4UT iflfflro ~ ~<: 156 IV Kawardha 17037 HC(l) 30 Bemetara Raipur Raipur (SO) (117) (117)

    ~ r.ir<: ~ 157 m Khacharod 22006 H(I) 40 AGI) Indore Ujjain D(A-I) (157) (99) ._- ..,... - ---- 321 --- 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ~;n f;r;w Gwalior Morena 3 4 10 Bhind 1 (6S) (27) (138)

    ~ ,t'IT f'R Gwalior Morena 2 4 8 Bhind 1 (87) (45) (156)

    IPnRr ~ Dhamtari Sh TYpe(J) 3 4 8 lagcblpur •. 1 1 1 (058) 0(1) (161)

    ~t ~ Dhamtari Sh Type (I) 3 4 8 lapdal pur I I (58) O(I} (16t)

    ~ ~ Indore Dewas 2 3 3 1 1 (96) (tOO)

    ~ ~ ~ Indore Dewas 2. Kannod (100) (94) 36

    ~ Ittr~ ~ labalpur Narsimha· 3 4 4 labalpur 1 2 pur (101) (16) (101)

    ~(~.~.) ~(~.~.) ~ 1hansi Jhansi 2. 3 3 Datia (44){UP) (44) (U.P.) (45)

    trtm(w.~.) Irttl"T(W.!I".) Irftnrr Jhansi Jhnnsi 2 3 3 Datia (44)(U.P.) (44) (U.P) (4S)

    ~ ~~ iAT Sanawad Indore 2 3 S Sendhwa 2 (60) (80) (100)

    ~ ~ ~ Jabalpur Jabalpur 2 2 6 lab"lpur (3S) (3S) (35) wmft ~ ~ Balagh&t Balaghat 2. 2- 5 BharbeJi 1 (40) (40) (45) . t1'mIi't 'st <11lI~i"lrill" Durs R"ljnandgaon 2 4 6 Bharbeli 1 1 (117) (114) (ISS)

    ~ ~ ~ Uijain Ujjain 2 3 7 Maksi 1 (99) (99) (124)

    1 RGI 86-51 322

    ~------~------2 3 4 S 6 1 8

    --~ ~ ~ ~ IS8 V Khairagarh 9812 H(l) 48 A(l) Raipur Raipur TB(1) 1(A) (100) (100) D (Hom-I)

    1fl{1 (1"1$< .mfr .mr,'('i.!T.) ~ 1.59 VI Kbajuraho 4680 H(l) 4 Maharajpur Jhansi Jhansi (35) (152) . (152) (UP) (UP)

    .moo ~;pJ<~~i 160 11l Kuam'lna See laba\l>UY \JYban Au\omtta\\\)'t\

    ~ ~ ~~ 161 I Khaadwa 114n5 H(3) 290 ASC(AI) Indore Indore TB(I) S(I) (125) (125) 0(2) L(I) FC(I) .r"qIQI'" f~ mi(~.If.) III'Ri't ('i.If.) 162 V "haoiyadbana 6949 HC(I) 0 6 Pichoore Ihansi Jhansi (21) (77) (77) (UP) (UP)

    .w1J( ~ mwr(G.sr. ) mit (G. !T.) 163 V Khargapur 695C) HC(I) 6 Tirkamgarh Jhansi Jhansi (UP) (.UP) (35) (IO() (10:1)

    ~ ...m ~n: 164 II K,hargonc 52749 H(A-I,3) 136 ASC(l) Indore Indore D(2) (140) (140) TB(U) FR(1)

    ~ ~ ~ 165 IV IC.harsia 1234% H(I) 22 AC(I) Raipur Bilaspur (218) (144)

    WT~ if«f ~ ..m ]66 IV Khategaon 11005 HC(I) ]8 Harda Indore Indore (37) (115) (115)

    ~ iAr ~n: ~ 167 IV Khetia 10581 H(C2) 10' Sendhwa Indore Indore (59) (209) (209)

    'I1)qr.y ~~ ~ ~ 168 IV Khilhipur 10101 HC(I) 14 Rajgarh Bhopal Bhopal D(A-l,l) (1 8) (181) (161)

    f1rdiI;2rT i{-ro ~ ~ 18!J V IC.hirkiya 7523 HC(I) 6 liarda Indore Indore (32) (183) (183)

    ~ mmr ~ ~ R,ajgarh 170 V Khtijner 6483 HC(I) 12 Bhopal Ujjain ~1.a) (111) (125) ------_->------323

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ~.tI' Durg 0(3) 2 3 6 Bh:ubeli (68) (135)

    ;ft1ri1r ~ ~ Nowg:>ng Chhatarpurl 3 11 Babgha t (70) (45) (4)

    ~~ 0(4) 10 11 53 Ind:>re 2 Sb. Type (0 (135)

    RRfi(w.~.) ~(w.~.) da1rr Jbansi Jbansi .2 3 .2 Datia (77)tU .P.) (71) (U.P.) (102)

    ~ ~ ~ Nowgong Tik"'mgarh 1 .2 2 Chhatarpur - (52) (35) (75)

    ~ ~ ~.'" Sanawand Khandwa 4 12 23 Sendhwll - 3 2 (69) (81) (66)

    ~ ,~ >iI~ Raigarh Raigarh 2 3 6 Jabalpur (39) (39) (479)

    ~;n ~ ~ Harda Indore .2 3 Kannod 1 (37) (15) (20)

    ~ l~ itm Sanawad Indore 1 2 3 Sendhwa 2 (194) (209) (58).

    ~ ,11i\~ 1:1ii1"" Bhopal Rajsarh 2 4 7 R,ajsarh 2 (161) (18) (18)

    ~ ~~ ifTiri Barcia Hoshanaa- 2 2 Babai 1 (32) bad (122) (143)

    ~ ~'lJ ~'1'f Ujjain R.ajgarh 1 3 3 Rajgarb (125) (28) (28) 324

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    '!~ 1Il~ ;rlR U1J.(~ 171 III·Khurai 8e@ Khurai Urban Agglomeration

    l(dll'.~. 'Ii'Imf fiffm' Khurai U.A.· 24705 D(I-I) 16 AC(I) Bhopal Vidisha HC(l) (241) (100)

    ~ ~ ~ (i) III Khura 23080 D(A-l) 16 AC(I) Bhopal Vidisha HC(l) (241) (100)

    ~ ~ ~ 172 IV Kirandul 15710 H{I) 50 A(I) Raipur Raipur D(2) (430) (430)

    ~ fQf~ mr(':J.!I".} smrr(':J.!I".) 173 V Kolaras 9157 HC(l) 16 Shivpur Jhanai Jhansi (24) (121) (121) (UP) (UP)

    ~ ~ ~ 174 IV Kondagaon 17279 H(l) 56 A(I) Raipu'r Raipur HC(l) (225) (225)

    ~ ~ ~ 175 11 Korba 83387 H(4) 106 AC(I) Raipur Bilaspur HC(l) (235) (106)

    m !lim ;prt UIJ.' ~ 176 IV Kota See Kota Urban Agglomeration.

    llimll'.~. fir~ ~ f~'( Kota U.A.· 11235 HC(I) 6 Bilaspur Raipur Bilaspur (30) (135) (30)

    m f4'mr: m'l~ fni ,q 1: (I) IV Kota 10518 HC(I) 6 Biiaspur Raipur Bilaspur (30 ) (135) (30)

    ~ '(ren '(rcn 177 IV KotDis 10949 HC(I) 10 AC(I) Rewa Rewa (252) (252)

    pi" lA'I"R ~ ~'h: 178 IV Kukshi 16164 HC(I) 19 Manawar Indore Indore (SO) (173) (173)

    ~ NiIli{it"< ~ ~ 179 V Kumhari 9181 H(I) 30 Bhilai- Raipur Raipur nagar(21) (IS) (IS)

    ~ ~ II'fI"t \I~ ~ 110 m Kurasia See Kurasia Urban J\gIomoration. "11'.~. Kurasia U.A. 53015 H(S) 151 ACS(U) D(2)

    ~ ~ ~ (l}IV Chirmiri· 16303 H(l) 31 ASC(l) Raipur Bilaspur D(l) (304) (%37)

    !~,~ f.roir<) ~ ~ (Ii) m Kurasla 36712 H(4) 120 Chiemir! Raipur Bflaspur D(l) (S) (302) (239) 325

    9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ~ Sagar 3 8 11 Cbhatarpur 1 (55) (213)

    ~ ~ Sagar 3 8 11 (55) (213)

    VIm) '5l~ 1iI~ Dhamtari laadalpur 4 7 lagdalpur 1 2 (354) (127) (127)

    ~ ~T 'dEr

    ~ GI~ Raisarh 0(1) 4 8 11 Jabalpur 3 1 (12S) (441)

    '('J'It1I'f ~ III~ Raisarh Bnaspur 2 4 7 Jabalpur 1 1 (157) (30) (365)

    ~ f.r~ 1It~ Raisarh Bfiaspur 2 4 7 Jabalpur 1 (157) (30) (365)

    ~M ~ G1~ Shahdol Shahdol 2 3 4 Jabalpur 1 (92) (92) (314)

    .~ ~ ~ Indore Manawar 2 2 9 Indore 143) (80) (173)

    ",. At t1' i'r<1'( 'IRq), DUJ'I Bhilainagar 1 2 BharbelJ (29) (12) (234)

    2 9 18 J 2

    ~ srficrirl~ "fi~ Shah401 Ambikapur 2 5 8 Aja.isarh 1 (166) (118) (449)

    "P)4f ,,~ ~ Shahdol Ambikapur 4 10 Aja.,arh \\tt'll) \\~~) ~~\" 326

    I 2 3 4 5 I} 1 3

    Fcfrt ~ 1I)qr.r fcrfm 181 V Kurwai 8447 HC(I) 28 Sironj Bhopal Vidisba (39) (135) (83)

    ~ ~;m~ti! 182 IV Kym()re See Kymore Urban Agglomeration

    *~;r.9'. 'l1"«I~ ori1'l1,!t Kym3ro U.A.· 18495 H(I) 44 AC(I) JabaJpur Jabalpur D(1) S(I) (137) (137)

    ~Ii'h: ;;r~~ ~01l~ (i) IV Kymoro 11733 H(I) 44 AC(I) JabaJpur Jabalpur D(I) S(I) (137) (137)

    ~ A(r.rr .mi'i(~.sr. } smri(~.sr.) 183 IV L3har 11503 HC(I) 30 Miholla Jhansi Jhallsj (12) (105) (lOS) (UP) (UP)

    ~ \iA'i'!1't ;;r,;r.ri~ 184 V L'lkh'1:lcbn 8687 H(l) 31 AC(I) Jabalpur Jabalpur D(A-l) (IS) (85) HC(I)

    gr lf~~ 1ffifr (~.. lI'. ) wra-{ (~. sr. ) 18S V Laundi 8172 HC(I) 6 Maharajpur Ihansi ]hansj (37) (UP) (UP) (157) (157)

    ~ ;rr~(~r. ) ~'t(lti{r. } 186 V ""'~Lo:1bi Kbera 6437 HC(I) 10 Sauser Nagpur Nagpur (78) (65) (65) (Mah) (Mah) (Mah)

    ~ ~ 'WrT 'tfcrr 187 V Madhogarh 8845 H(.I) satna Rewa Rewa (8) (41) (41)

    fI![I

    ~ ~ ~~ 189 III Mahasamund 27122 B(l) 32 AC(1) Raipur Raipur HC(I) (55) (55) D(v-l) ~ ~ ~ m 190 IV Mahoshwar 11566 D(2) 16 Barwaha Indore Indore HC(l) (40) (86) (86)

    ~ ~ ~ 191 IV MabJdpur 18099 H(I) 28 AC(I) Indaro Ujjain (Ill) (55)

    ~ ~ 'tM 192 m Maihar 20261 HC(I) 38 0(1) Rowa Rowa D(Hom-l) (87) (87)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 19' V MajhoJi 8718 HC(I} 9 Jabalpur Jabalpur JalJalllUl" (60) (60) (60) _..__ __ 327

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 lG f.rmri firm ~I~ Vidisha Vidisha 2 3 2 SehofC (83) (83) (172)

    Gfil'~ l'iIiI'~ 1'iI~ Jabalpur Jabalpur 2 4 5 Jabalpur 1 1 (137) (137) (137) l'iIiI'~ 1'iI~ Gtll'~ Jabalpur Jabalpur l 4 5 Jabalpur 1 1 (137) (137) (137) RTe'r( ~ .31'- ) fiI'~ f~ Jhansi Bhind 7 Bhind 2 (lOS) (5') (55) (UP)

    ~"'r 111~ Seoni 0(1) 2 3 2 JabaJpur (59) (85)

    ;fttricr w~ ~ Nowgong Chhatarpur 2 12 Chhatarpur 1 (81) (56) (56)

    ~( i[r.) f~ Nagpur Chhindwara 1 2 3 3 ~ (65) (73) (Mab)

    ~ mmr ~ Now~ong Satna 2 6 I\jaigarh (171) (8) (113)

    ~ 9Q'(~ Nowgong Chhatarpur 2 10 5 2 (44) (23)

    Q1re'-Q 1'111I':~ Dhanltari 0(1) 3 5 15 JagdaJpur 2 2 (I 33) (350)

    ~ {~ tier," Sanawad Indore 2 2 2 Sendhwa 1 (80) (86) (100)

    ~ ~ ~) Ujj..1ir Ujjain 2 4 6 Maksi 1 (SO) mI'iI~ (55) (55) Shajapur 1'iI~ nlflJ'l JabaJpur 0(1) 3 3 12 Ajaigarh 2 1 (1611) (142) (qo;;rr) Panna

    1'iI~ G1i1'l'I1' I'II~ J~b.l)pur Jabalpur 2 2 Jabalpur (6(") (60) (60)

    ------~.----- 328

    ------. - 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 ------~ ~ ~ m.r 194 V Maksi 3930 D{A-i) ShajllpUr In40re Uijain (25) (83) (38)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ I" V ~lhargarh 5530 IIC(I) 12 Neemuch Indore Indore US) (23~) (235)

    1I'I'IM ~ ~ 196 IV Manasa lSS48 R(l) 18 A(t) Indl'e Indore (290) (290)

    ~ ~ ~,,=l?: 197 TV Manawar J"81 HC(I) 16 AC(IJ Indore rndore (136\ (136)

    ~ tfm m 1J!@' ti 198 In Mandla See Mandla Urban Aglgomeration_

    ~1I.(f. ~ ~ 'MMdIii U.A.· 37539 R(A-1.1.) 174 ASC(I) labalpur labalpur TB(I). P(t) AC(I) (tOOl «(00)

    lift! ~.~ ~~ (i) III Mandla 32861 a(A.f. J) 174 Am JabalapQr Jabalpur TBrn ASC(l) (100' (100) PC(I)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 199 V Mandleshwar 7931 D(i) 12 D.rwaba IDdore Indore RC(I) (31) (95) (95)

    ~ ~ ~ 200 II Mandsaur 771S03 H(A.l,l) 2.46 ASC(t) Indore Ujjaill n(1) to) (224~ (180) FC(I)

    ~ ~ 11J~ 2.01 IV ~ll:l1dragarh I 926S Rm 21% A(1) R.aipur Bilaspur HC(I) 0(1) (324~ (213)

    ~ thrr ~ frcrr 202V MIlllgaWlllJ 6312 D(AI) 16 :aewa llewa RewA H(l) (lO) \l(» (30)

    1Il ~.~ ~ ~~ Z03IV Mau 1018S D.1) S.:ondlla Gwalm GWalior (16) (60) (60)

    'f!?i:rr ~ ~m 204 IV MaUganj 13242 HC(l) 30 ASC(l) R.ewa Rewa (6$) (65)

    ~ ~ ~ qr~ Z05V M4:hgaon 7676 HC(l) 12 Bllind GwarDr GwaJior (19) (ISO) (60)

    ~-~ ------~- 329

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ~if ~ Ujjaio Ujjalo 1 1 1 5 1 1 (38) (38)

    IIIImf '1°mt ~~ Jaora Mandsaur 1 2 2 lodore (85) (26) (235)

    GI1Im ~ ~ Jaora Rampura 2 3 7 Indore 1 (112) (30) (290)

    ~ ~~ lodore 0(1) 1 2 3 Indore 1 1 (136) (136)

    iII~ iii_flit Jabalpur 0(1) 5 7 17 Jabalpur 2 3 (100) (l00) 5th Type (3)

    IIII~ ~~ ~ Jabalpur 0(1) 5 7 17 Jabalpur 2 3 (100) (100) 5th Type (3)

    ~~ ~~ itm Sanawad Indore 2 4 Sendhwa 1 (71) (95) (103)

    111m, ~ Jaora Ol3) 19 42 Indore 3 2 (52) (224) 5th Type (1)

    ~ !R'fArtII,~ aIII~ Sbahdol Ambikapur 2 4 10 Ajaigarh 1 (104) (113) (444)

    ~ '()In !R'\iI~ Sidhi Rewa 1 2 4 Ajaigarh (130) (30) (185)

    ~ f... 1l"I" (m) Gwalior Bbind 1 7 6 Bhind (60) (47) (47)

    U'i\f}' '()tn ~q Sidhi Rewa 2 4 11 Ajaigarh (165) (65) (220)

    ~ ftPa' ~ Gwalior Bhind 2 3 4 Bhind (60) (19) (19)

    1 RGI/86-52 330 ----_ ------2. 3 4 5 6 7 8

    ~~iflTt~~ (See Mhow Cantt. Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ~ (our.) 206 II Mhow Canlt.

    ~ ~ (;r.~.) ~ ~ Mhow emtt. U.A.· 76037 H(l) 24 ASC(l) Indore Indore D(I) 24 (22) (22) FC(1j

    ~ ;j~ ~ ~ (i) II Mltow C.\ntt. 70130 ll(l)- 24 ASC(l) Indore Indore D(l) (22) (22) FC(l}

    ~ ~ ~l'G ~ ~ 2.07 V MhoWgaon 7775 Mhow Cantt. Indore Indore (2) (24) ~24)

    ~ mm ('i.'S{.) m«r (~.'S{.) 208 V Mihona 8670 1>\1) - A(1) Jhansi Jhansi (117) (117) (UP) (UP)

    ~ Wm ~ ~ 212 V Mundi 7589 HC(I) 8 Khandwa Indore Indore (32) (165) (165)

    ~~ ~~~~ 209 IV M'Jrar C_mtt. Sec GW'llior Urban Ag:;lomeration

    ~ ~ ~ 210 II Morena 69864 H(A.4.1) 168 ASC(3) Gwalior Gwalior D(AI.2.) (40) (40) TB(1) FC(l),HC(l)

    1f'M.~ ~rt YfIR ~ ~i' 211 IV Multai See Multai Urban Agglomeration

    1{~;r.~. ~ ~(1I1r) ~(~) Multai U.A.· 15435 HC(1) 10 Pandhurna Nagpur . Nagpur (Mah) (Mah) (30) (t 30) (130)

    ~ ~ ~(~r) ~(~) (i) IV Multai 14797 HC(I) 10 Pandhurna Nagpur Nagpur (Mah) (Mah) (30) (J 30) (130)

    If,mcr

    '!.~i ;r . if . ~ 'IftqTif fiIfurr Munaaoli U.A. 13859 4(1) 20 Chanderi Bhopal Vidisha (39) (162) (12.0) ~ mr 'Ii'rmr ~ (i) IV MUllg10li 12980 4(0 20 Chanderi Bhopal Vidisha (39) (162) (120) 331

    9 10 1l 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ~~ ~ ~ Indore Indore 6 11 14 Indore 4 1 3 (22) (22) (22)

    ~ ~ ~ Indore Indore 6 11 14 Indore 4 3 (22) (22) (22)

    '(~ ~ l~ Indore Indore 2 2 Indore (24) (24) (24)

    smri' (

    .~ ~ ~ Kh:lDdw3. Khandwa 2 2 2 rndore (32) l32) (165) Sh Type (l}

    ~ f1f~ Gwa.tior 0(2) 9 23 51 Bhind 3 4 (40) On)

    fflm.)( ~ Khirsadoh 0(1) 2 2 5 Babai 3 (115) (175)

    ftI~ijrq Khirsadoh 0(0 2 2 5 Bab:ti 3 (115) (175)

    !Q~ ~T

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    1(~ ~1'fIt'(~~ 214 m Mungeli See Mungeli Urban AnlomeratioD

    ~;r.~. ~ ~~ Mungeli U.A.• 21245 H(l) 44 A(1) Raipur Bilaspur HC(I) (102) (SO)

    I(~ ~ ~ (i) m MungeJi 19S8S H(l) 44 A(I) Raipur Bilaspur HC(O (102) (SO)

    ~~l!I'T~ ¥.l!I'm~~~ 215 n Murwara (See Murwara Urban Arglomeration)

    ~;r.~. ~ ~ Murwara U.A. 123017 H(3) 168 D(A·a) HC(I) F(ii)

    ~T ~~ \'iI\lI'WIt't (i) 11 (I) Murwara 90589 H(1) 100 A~I) Jabalpur[ Jabalpur D(A-I) ACS(n (90) (90)

    ~ ~~~t(fWT ~ ~ ~ (ii) V (ii) New Katni Rly. In. Area· 8897 H(I) 43 Murwara Jabalpur Jabalpur F(4) (8) (98) (98)

    ~~)~~, ~ ~ ~ ~ (iii) V (iii) Ordnance factory Area 5768 H(1) 25 Murwara Jabalpur Jabalpur KatDi (5) (95) (95)

    f¥t ~ ~ ~ (iv) IV (iv) Tikuri* 17763 D(A-I) Murwara Jabalpur Jabalpur HC(J) (5) (8S) (8S)

    ;rPttu ~ w4;r 216 n Nagda 56602 H(2) 130 A(1) Indore Vjjaift D(l) C(I) (125) (69) F(ii)

    ~ \Rr.II' 'tm im 217 IV Nagoo 10831 HC(O 20 Satna Rewa Rewa (26) (76) (76)

    ;r{qft ~ im' ~ 218 V Naigarhi S380 Heel) fj MaqaDj Rewa llewa (32) (65) (65)

    ~~ ~ ~ 219 IV Naila-Janjgir 17886 D(l) 38 ASC(l} Raipur Bilaspur '* HC(l) (150) (59)

    ~ linT ~ '""'1t 220JV Nainpur 17846 HC(l) 20 Mandta Jabalpur Jaba1par (54) (165) (1&.5) 333 _------,------9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    fl~ ~ G1~ Dhamtari Bilaspur 3 3 9 Jabalpur 2 3 (180) (SO) (285)

    ~ fif~ Iia~ Dhamtari Bilaspur 3 3 9 JabaIpur Z 3 (180) (SO) (285)

    ShType IS 22 47 1 4 9 (1)

    1iI~ ~ ~"\'~ri~,,~, ,",iI'~ Jabalpur New Katni 10 15 36 Jabalpur 1 4 1 (90) Rlr.Jn. (90) Area (8)

    .. ~ G1"'~ Jabalpllr Sh.Type 2 2 5 Jabalpur 1 (98) (1) (98)

    \'II~ i'q' ~r 'tl;r" ~ ~T Ill~ Jabalpur New Katni 1 2 Jabalpur 3 (9S) Rly. In. Area (9S) (5)

    Ill~ "I!..m~~~qfl,.l:fr ..;r~ JabalJ:)ur NewKatni 2 4 S Jabal pur 4 (85) RtyJn. Arca (8S) (5)

    ~ ~ ~ Ujjain Ujjain 5 3 IS Matsi 2 1 4 (69) (69) (94)

    ~ ~iI1 ~~ Nowgons Satna 2 4 7 Ajaigarh 1 1 (135) (16) (80)

    .nIf'I ~I 'Il~'If1If Sidhi Rewa I 2 4 Ajaigarh (165)' (65) (220)

    ~I~ 'st~ Itaigarb 0(1) 3 3 10 Jabatpur 2 (105) (394) ShType (2) "'«it Iir.rT ~l!1 Jabalpur Mandla 3 5 9 Jabalpur 1 (165) (54) (165) 334

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    ~ ~ ,~n ~ 221 V Nalkheda 8681 t9(1) 12 Agar Indoce Ujjain (21) (132) (90)

    omTIPI'~ ~ ~ ~i mv Narayangarh 8391 HC(t) 12 Mandsauc Indore Indore 29) (238) (238)

    ~ , ormr~ '"~ ~I 221 III Narsimhapur 34266 H(I) 140 ASCl(l) Jabalpur Jabalpur TB(I) (85) (85) FCCt) ~. wor 'I'm

    .,6 ll+l1'oi ... ~ sftmr mcmr 22SV NauuIlaga.nj 1212 HC(t) 8 Sehore Bhopal Bhopal (72) (92) {92)

    ~~1" '«'Rit ~ f,,:;rm~ 226 VI Naya Baradwac 3722 H41) 6 Sakti Raipuc Bilaspur {14) (180) (91)

    ;f'I1r;t ;fl'lR 'IfiI"( w~ ~ 227 II Neemuch See Neemuch Urban Arglomeration

    ;fr1A;t. u. ~ ~ Neemuch U.A.· 68853 H(l) 76 ASC\2) Indore Indore DlA-l) (257) (257) FC(1) ;ftII'if 'l'CR l"it-c (i) II Neemuch 65860 H(l) 76 ASC(2) Indore Indore D(A-I) (257) (257) FC(I)

    ~ ~ ~1: ~ 228m Nepanagar 22609 H(1) S2 Burhanpuc Indoco Indore D(1) (32) It96) (196)

    i'I{.~~;f;AR ~r ~;prt~~ 229V New Katni Rly. See Murwara Urban Agglomeration In. Area

    ~ 1Riir(.r.If. ) .mr(:;r.Sf. ) 230 IV Ni'WlUi 10462 HQ.1) 8 AC(1) Jhansi lhansi (UP) (UP) (32) (32)

    ;ftlrR wnfl'(.r.1f ) wAit (

    ·Mlili iii 'C( (~) .,9I(1\ijiij'El (~) ij'1I"(~l[~ 232 IV Nowrozabad o;~ NJNrJllbli (K'nhrollMl) Urban A'Iflom~ration {Khodargama)

    "'iNliijiU. U. (~qT) ~ ~ r~] Nowrozabad U.A.· 11201 H,1) 27 Sbahdol Jabalpur Jabalpur (Khodargama) (44) 176) (176)

    --~ _.... _-- -~ .... ------~-- 335

    ...... ------...--- -. -.. ..,~ -_'" -... _-- ...... _-- 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ~ ~;r q

    ~ ~ ~ laora Mandsaur 2 2 4 Indore 2 (85) (29) (238)

    ~ ~ labalpur 0(1) 4 7 11 JabaJpur 2 1 4 (85) (85)

    ~ 'U'3I~ Bhopal R.ajgm 2 5 7 1 1 (82) (61)

    'fi'NRr 'fitomr tWn: Bhopal Bhopal 1 3 Sehorc (92) (92) (72)

    mI1IY ~ ~ Raigarh Bitaspur 2 3 Jabalpur (75) (91) (426)

    'iiffIfU ~ ~ Jaora Mandsaur 6 14 13 Indore 3 3 (104) (5 ) (25 7)

    Q1n "t~ ~R Khandwa Burbanpur 2 3 7 Indore 1 1 2 3 (62) (32) (196)

    .mrt(3f.1t .) Rhi'r(:a-.;r.) i{ftrqr Jhansi Jhansi (U.P.) 3 2 Datia 1 (32) (32) (57) (UP)

    ~ 1 0(2) 2 6 13 Chhatar- 1 pur

    ~ ~ ~ SbahdoJ ShahdoJ 1 2 4 JabaIpur 1 (44) (44) (176) 336 1 2 3 " 5 6 7 8 ;ITU;;mm (mn:

    ,,~ ~ 1i'I'mf ~ 2~3 V Obedullaganj 7454 D(V-I) 18 Bhopal Bhopal Bhopal HC(I) (36) (36) (36)

    qri"''!I'~r~~ ~T lI1I'Ull' ~ ~ 234 V Ordn!l.noc Factory See Murwara U1:ban Agrlomeration Area Katni

    ,,~ ~~UIJ.~iW' 235 VI Pachmarhi See Pachmarhi Urban Agglomeration

    ~);r. ~. fifqftln ~ ~ Pachmarhi U.A. 11086 11(1) 18 Piparia Bhopal Bhopal D(l) (51) (195) (195)

    ~ ~ ~ \11Imf (i) VI Pachmarhi 1540 H(1) 18 Piparia Bhopal Bhopal (51) {I 95) (19S)

    ~oR t

    ~;R q'~~~~~ 236V Pachmarhi Cantt. See Pachmarhi Urban Aalomeratiou

    q"I)'l:: ~ ,,)

    ~ PI ~ wtir(:a- .sr. ) ~m tft(~.Sf.) 238 V Palera 7936 HOI) 8 NoWJOOS J'hansi Jha1lsi (24) (93) (93) (UP) (UP 'I'M! ~ ~r~ ~rl(l' 239 IV Pali 14335 H(l) 12 Shahdol Rewa R.ewa HC(l) (37) (156) (157)

    ~ ~ ;;~ : \il'lf;rl~ 2.40 IV Panagar 16253 HC(1) 20 J'abalpur Jabalpur J'abalpur (14) (14) (14)

    q;rll:r IIIJTIrf ~(~~.) ~ 2.41 VI Panara 4276 H(1) 40 Jamai Nagpur Nagpur (Mah) (Mah) (9) (192) (192)

    ~'Ii ~('Ifi!r.) if11I'~(~~) 142m Pandhurna 2.8436 HC(l) 30 AC(l) Nagpur (Mab.) NagpurMah) (90) (90)

    IJ;:;p 'Rr~U1i~~ 243 III Panna See Panna Urban Agglomeration

    q;;:n;r. ~. 't"'r

    -----9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 If 11 tt 20

    ~ ~~ ~ Shahdol Shahdol 4 Jabalpuf I 1 (44) (44. (176;

    ~ 1ficm;r ~ Dho"al Bhopal 3 4 Sohorc (36) (36) (13) •

    w-m Harda 3 5 , 3 2 (162)

    ~ tmllTm ~f!h ' Harcla Hoshanpbe.d 1 3 Pachmartai I Cantt. (162) (125) (0)

    ~ ~ Harda HoJbanaa- 3 4 , t 1 bad (164) (27)

    ~ ~ tJ1lmi Ujjain Rajgarh 2 2 S Rajgarh. (120) (56) (56)

    ;fttWf ;iNter ~ Nowgong Nowgong 2 2 Chhatar- pur (24) (24) (47)

    ~ ~ ~ Shahdo] Shahdol 2 9 labalpur 1 1 (37) (37) (259)

    ~ ;srar~ ISfIl';;Yl~ Jabalpur Jabalpur 2 4 8 Jaijalpur 1 2 (14) (14) (14)

    ~)& iflT1:~ Khirsadoh DOQg':lr 2 2 Parasia - (39) (30)

    ~(~.) ~ ...,.~ Ndgpur Chhin:lwara 4 4 11 Lodhi· 1 1 thera (90) (97) (Sf) (Mah)

    ~ V'lf'n'iI N')W'1')'1g Sh.TyI'~ 3 7 23 Ajaigarh 1 0,1) (97) (I) (32)

    ----~----~--______---_·__ ~~---~;~~".~_____ ~2~.~_~----__4.-~=_~ 1 RGI/86-5~ 338

    1 2 3 4 5 6 6 8

    ~ ~~ ~'hrr (i) VI Panna 30389 Hen 152 ASC(I) Rewa Rwea FC(l) (123) (123) TBO) D(A-l)

    'Mr-t mlfl' ft

    'I1aif ;rll.;rJt ~1: 245 V hUn 9%33 HC(l) 8 Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpur (32) (32) (32)

    ~~I1( ~ ~ ~~ 246 V PathaIgaon 8059 (H 1) 48 Kh3l'8ia Raipur Bihspur HCO) (102) (350) (:;46)

    "IIIft1n ~ ~ ~ 247 IV Patbaria ~OOl1 HC(1) 6 Damoh Jabalpur Jabalpur (47) 160) (160)

    ~ ~orR ~ ~R 248V Petlawad 8045 IJC(l) 12 Ratlam Indore Indore (50) (l92) (l9~)

    fini't1: l~)'''1 r.ro ~ T.I'Ifl'l'!ft 249 pichhore (GwaHor) 7585 D(I) Dabra Gwalior Gwa]ic>r (1 G) 53) (53)

    finitt (~) - ,~ ~ ~f;;rfl1' 250 V Pichhore (Shivpuri) 7~1 H(l) 12 A(t) Gwalior Gwalic>r (190) (190)

    fiAfm ~ ~ 251 III piparia 27319 HA(I) 30 ASC(t) Bh3pal Bhopal (148) (148)

    ~ \i!TIrn ~'t ~rn~ 252 V Piploda 5163 C(I) 8 Jaora Indore Indore (151) (160) (160)

    '{1IiI"r$'t f.Rn.'r ri (:a- . Sf. ) !RM:(:a-. 253 IV Prithvipur 12163 HC(1) 6 Niwari Jhansi Jhan"j (2l) (15) ("5)

    ~ TfT lI)

    ~ ~ ~ mm=r m('f 255 IV Rahatgarh 13355 HC(I) 6 Khurai Bhopal Bhopal (30) (145) (45)

    ~ ~~~~~ 256 II a'lig'lrli S~ Rl\ig1.rh Urbsn A~·~b"l1eratioQ

    ~-". " ~ r.t~ Raigarh U.A.· 69791 H(3) 307 AS(1) Ralpur Bila~pur TB(l) AC(i) (250)- (170) FC(1) L(i) D{A-M-1)

    --~------_------_------~ 339 ------9 10 11 12 13 84 15 16 17 18 19 20

    I ;:fI1rtq ~ Nowgong Sb..Type{l) 3 7 23 Ajaigarh 2 1 0(1) (97) (32)

    ~ ~ ~ Shabdol Shahdol 2 9 Jabalpur 2 2 (96) (96) (318)

    ~ ~ ~ Jabalpur Jabalpur 2 3 4 Jabalpur 1 (32) (32) (32)

    'U!Ple ~ Raigarh 0(1) 1 2 4 Jabalpur (110) (581)

    ~ ~ ~ Damoh Damoh 2 2 2 Jabalpur 1 (47) (47) (1 (j())

    I!IImT ~ ~ Jaora Jhabua 2 2 5 Indore (80) (57) (192)

    ~ ~ ~ Owalior Owalor 2 4 Datia (53) (53) (22)

    ~~ ~ llferlfT Gwalior Shivpuri 2 2 5 Datia 2 (190) (77) (109)

    .mr.r @W1Jmll' ~ Bhopal H~shangabad 4 2 11 Sobagpur 2 1 (148) (73) (30)

    IliITIm ~ Jaora 0(1) 1 2 2 Indore 1 (17) ;- (160)

    .mir(:;r . sr .) mm{ao. sr. ) ~rtl}rr Jhansi (45) 1 2 4 Datia (45) (70)

    A'tifil'm I!{~r ~ A9hoknagar Chanderi 2 2 3 Datia ~SO) (BS) (233.)

    ~ ~ ~ Khurai Sagar 2 3 Chbata[pur (30) (40) (198) .. ~ Sh Type (2) 4 12 33 labalpur 3 2 0(3) (505) ---- aM)

    S 6 7 8 1 2 ----- ._----_._- ---_ -_------~ 'Ulr!' ~ 0) II lUiprll Ci806Q H(3) 307 AS(\) Rl1ipur Bila~pur FC(l) L(l) TB(t) AC(I) (:'50) (liO) F(1) L(I) D(Ron:l)

    ~ 2S7 I aaiPur J38l4S H(A·l.4) 815 S(I) 1 D(U·l.3) AC(S) FC(4) L(2) TB(l) 0(2) 0(1) U(l) A(l)

    m\l';t ~ Rfqr 2S1 tv 1l.alsea .5914 H(l) 52 A(l) Bhopal Vidisha n(l) (46) (37) D(l) F,C(I)

    ~ 1I'mw ~ %5f IV ll.j"rll 14g« "(2) 145 ASC(l) Bhopal Bhopal DA(l.~) (14$) (143) TB(t) FC(l) -~ ~ ~ l~ U Jt.e,Jbara.JbarIdaIIJ...... !nOT H(l) 30 A(l) Rniput Raipur D(A·I) (107) (107)

    ...,.. ... ~ ~ 26'1 n l'ajaall4.... ISH' H(1) lUI ASC(l) Raiput Raipur 111(1) A(l) (70) (70) Fe(1) L(I) 'tIIIII' IFfIfr.'i't I"Itt ~ 262 I'q aa_ U,.'1 DCl) II Barwani Indore ·-Indore He(l) (33) (112) (112)

    \PItI('WI "fiijijiiS< ~i(fiI~·~) ~.n(~J 263 v &amaD~ .SSg HC(I) 11 Am1)ikllpur Ranchi Ranchl (Bih:lr) (Bihar) (109) (263) (263)

    ~ ~ ~ 264 V Il.mpura 14'15 H(l) 48 ASC(2) Indore Indore (322) (322)

    <1",<"".'. ~ l1r-Baihelaa 1907 He(l) 6 Satna Rewa Rewa (26) (26) (26)

    ~ Rl113IT tri&'''h: ~lt 266 V Ranapur 8467 SCCl) B Jhabua Indore Indore (18) (168) (168)

    ~ (tilflru'N mrura 5065 HC(l) 16 Hol .. hangabad Bhopal Bhopal (51) (121) (121)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 268 IV IlatllDpl1r 1)140 D(l) nilsPIlI RaipuI nUa-;puI (25) (139) (~5) I- ---- 341

    9 10 11 12 11 14 IS 16 17 18 19 :0.0 ----- ~ 1 0(3) 4 12 33 JabaJpur 3 ShType (50S) (2)

    iiI1nNf ~ Dbamtari 0(4) 32 56 III JagdaJpur 2 9 1 (78) Sh Type (295) (16)

    AAm fiImrT ~

    Vidisha Vidisha 5 10 Sehar.: 1 1 (37) (37) (83)

    ~ Bhopal 0(1) S 9 1 1 1 (143) ShType (3) p §1i ~ l)'Urg Dur; 2 4 , Bharbcli 1 2 (96) (96) (301)

    !'i ~ Durl ShTYJle S 26 35 Db-rboli 1 3 2 s (2P) (2) (175)

    ~ ~ f«r ItlIiore Indate 2 2 5 Sendwaa 1 1 (112) (112) (65)

    ~r("'~9 3I"q~'t'( ~ R.anchi Ambikapur 1 3 4 ,AJaiprh 1 (Bihar) (109) (676) (263)

    III'11ro ~ Jaora O(l) 2 4 7 Indore 2 (144) (322)

    ~ar '{Rfo'IT ~

    No..vgons Satna 1 2 9 Ajaigarh 1 (186) (26) (131) t'lttt ~ ~ Indore JhabUra 2 2 5 Indore 1 (168) (18) (168)

    1i'Nrw ~ ... ~ Bhopal 1{oshansabad 1 1 3 Babai (121) (51) (25)

    ~, '""it Raigarh 0(0 2 2 12 Jabalpur 201) (360) 342

    ---"'."_ ~~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    ~ ~~\'I~~ 269 I Rat!am See Rat!am Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.~. ~;:;m: ~i'f' Ratlam U.A.· 155578 H(Al,2) 330 ASC(2) I11dore Ujjain D(A-l, (119) (97) FC(1), UI'ilI"I1f TB(1) ~ ~~ot (i) I Ratlam 142319 }I(A-l,l) )'30 ASC2) Indore Uiiain D(A-l,2) (119) (97) TB(I) f'C(1)

    ~ mtJ<: 'limO!' ~~~if 270 IV Rehli 16343 HC(I) 10 Sagar Bh'lpl11 Bhopal (42) (227) !227) 'i,1fI 271 I Rewa 100641 H(l,2) 530 U(1) 2 1 D(l,'!) AC(l) FC(2) S(1) TBO) AS(l) 0(2) 0(2)

    ~ ~ '1'J'( ~it ~ 272 IV sabalgarb See Saba1garh Urban Agglomeration

    ~1I'.tf. r.nf1im t!fTf:"f'ir1: Sabalgarb U.A.· 17188 He(l) 22 A(1) Owalior Gwalior FC(1) (108) (l08) 0(1)

    ~ rcrrf~ ifl'fi;f~ (i) IV Sa~lgarh 16219 HC(t) 22 A(t) Gwalior GW:ilior FC(I) \(108) (108) 0(1)

    tfIm. ~, "'II'~ "''!i!~:i 273 I Sagar See Sagar Ur38n Agglomeration

    ~11'.~. Sagar U.A· 207479 H(A-I.9) 5!0 U(l) D(U-I) A(2) A-o,n AC(l) TB(l) PC(1) NH(l)

    ~ ~ ~ (0 I SaBar 174770 H(A-I,7) 428 U(l) Jabaip!lr JllbaJpur D(U-I,A-I) A-(2) l'B(1), AC(l) (182) (182) Fll NB(t)

    ~~ m~ ~ GI''''~ (ii) III Sagar cantt. 32709 H(2) 102 sagar Jabalpur· Jabalpur (2) (18) (184)

    ~~ \'Ifq~ ;{1ft:\'I~ ~f" 274 m Sagar Cantt. See SagIW Urban Agglomeration. , 343

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    :srT

    ;;rTIPJ" ~ ]aora '0(5) 22 40 64 Indore- 5 I (34) (119)

    ~ ~ ~ Damoh -Sagar 2 6 8 Chhat811'ur 1 2 2 (49 ) (42) (200)

    ~'EI.) ~ Si'dhi 0(3) 11 15 31 Ajaigarh 3 3- 4 (100) ShTYpe (155) (I')

    r.nftrzr1: '{.t.rr ~ Gwalior Morena 2 4 8 Bhind (108) (71) (18~)

    tcrrf<=l'", • lJ.~r fi!7~ Gwalior· ' Morena 2 4 8 Bhind 1 (l08) (71) (182) ,

    0(1) 18 32 58 ~ 7 Sh Type (8)

    ~t 9:r~" Khurai 0(1) 13 27 47 Chhatarpur 6 12 (55) ShType (J S8) (8)

    ~ ~ ~ Khurai Sagar 5 11 Chha~arpur 1 1 (57) (2) (158) ~44 ----- 1 2 :I 4 S 6 7 8 ------_------._- ~\'I'T'IT f.~ ;m: ~itW 275 V Sail an. See Sailann Urban ~glomeratil'ln

    *"Ilft ;r .... «rm1r ~ ~ S'lllana U.A.* 93tH RC(l) 26 Rsti8m Indl>re Ujjain (20) (139) (111)

    ~ ~ ~ (1) V~"'" Sailana 8~56 HC(I) 26 R.atl;\m Indore Ujjain (20) (139) (117)

    mir ~ f;n'flfp: 276 IV Sakti HiSS Hem 30 AC(l) ll.ail'ur BiIa<.pur 0(1) (212) (106)

    R~ ~ n'tt irn 21., m S':lnp.wlld 21027 H(t) 26 Barwl.h. Indore Indore D(J) (11) (6S) (65)

    ~ ~!f~ mw: 278 V Sar&ipali SIll HC(l) 6 AC(1) Raipur Jil8ipur (154) (IS4)

    m~ mIfITi :m" ~ ~:(t 279 IV sarauga rh See Sl\~ng;arh Urban AJilomeration

    ~".~. ~ ~ ~ Sarang;arh U.A.* 11490 HC{I) . 40 Raigarh Raipur Bilasj)ur <'2) (192) (113)

    m~ ~ '@l~ f~ (1) IV Saransllrh 10:\79 Heo) 40 Raigarh Rail)ur :&iJaspur (52) (192) (113)

    ~~ ~ ~R ~if 280 IV Saranapur 18860 HC(I) 14 Shajapur Indore Uijain (25) (128) (88)

    ~n:r::-'Olf1N. 1m: WP: "R 281 IV Sardarpur-Raju;arh 13451 HC(I) 40 Dhar Indore Indore H(I) (40) (IDS) (103)

    ~ '11M '"'"' mtIf ~ ~ 282 III Sarni 46514 D(I) 72 Betul• Dhol,a1 Bhopal Thermal Pow;t Statioll. H(l) (65) (184) (184)

    ~ ~

    '('rill' ~ "fcm I-I) ASC (I) (30) (50) TB 0), L(l) FC(I) .....--.--- - _. -----_.... ------345 ------9 10 . 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ~t "-~ ~ Jaora Ratlall! 2 2 6 Indore 1 2 (20) (10) (lJ9)

    ;;rTInT '(tI'.;mr ~;m Jaora Ratlam 2 6 Ind(>re 2 (20) (2(;) (139)

    ~ f~ ~-ar~ Ralgarb Bilaspur 4 4 , JabalI'll); (45) (l06) (441)

    ~ ~8'In Indore 3 5 6 Send hwa 3 1 (65) (135)

    U1fEr(r ~.li 1iI~ Dhamtari Mahammund 2 7 Jagdalpur ",~'f( (232) (119) 449 (Daster)

    1Jtt1l1t "{~ GlII'tq'{ Raigarh Raigarh 3 4 S Jabalpur (52) (52) (448)

    ~ '(TIl"", 'G1"

    ~., ,(llf~ Ujjain Raj1larh 4 9 1 1 1 (88) (86) 2

    ,,~ ~iIl'\'1: Indore 0(1) 2 4 4 Indore 1 2 (103) (103) m ~t:r ;n;rf Bho)al Betul 2 2 3 Babai (184 (65) (140)

    otNtlJ n1flff NO.V~OD~ (){"" 45 Ajaigarh 1 4 (161) Sh Type (lOS) (1)

    "411f ;JrotlJ Nowgong 0(4) 8 34 45 A.iai~arh 1 4 (161) Sh Type (lOS) (1)

    1 RGI/86-S4 346

    8 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------~ m{R ;r'IR WIlt~ 284 IV Sausar See S3.u~ar Urban Agglomeration· ~1f.W. ~ ~ (1I~.) SausarU.A.· 14954 HC(I) 6 AC(l) Nagp'Ur Nagpur (72) (Mah) (72) (Mah)

    ~ ~ "fI'~ (1) IV Sausar 14038 HC(I) 6 AC(I) Nagpur Nagpur (72) (Mah) (72) (Mah)

    ~ ~ ~m: ~";( 285 V Sawer 7946 HC{I) 18 Indore Indore Indore D(l) (30) (30) (30) ~ ~ ~ 286 II Sehore 52190 H(l) 156 ASC(O Bhopal Bhopal TB (I) 0(1) (37) (37) FC (I), D{U-1)

    ~ ~ '(l;n 287 V Scmaria 5956 HC(l) A(t) R.ewa R.ewa (41) (41)

    ~ ~ ~ 288 III Sendhwa 28370 D(3} 40 AC(l) Indore Indore T.B (1) H(I) (151) (ISD

    ~ ~~ ~ 289 IV SeoDdba 11605 D(l) 30 A(l} Gwalior Gwalior H(l) (75) (75)

    ftN;ft' ~ ~ (11'~.) 290 II Seoni 54017 8(1) 145 ASC(l) Nagpur Nagpur TB(1) (128) (Mah) (128) (Mah) FC(l)

    ~~ 'llroot 291 IV Seoni-Malwa 15862 HC(l) 30 AC(l) Bhopal Bhopal (110)""""" (110)

    ~ ~;rrp: ~~ 292 III Shahdol See Shahdol Urban AgglOmeration.

    ~;r.u. im '(Rr Shahdol U·A.· 49631 FC(l) H(1) 180 ASC (1) Rewa Rewa D (Hom-I) 0(1) (160) (160) T.B (1)

    ~ iRr tm (I)1lI Shahdol 44342 R(1) 180 ASCO) Rewa Rewa T.B(l) 0(1) (160) (160) Fe(l) (Hom-I)

    ~l m1f't ~ ~ 293 V Shahgarh 8498 Reo) 6 Sagar Jabalpur Jabalpur (70) (254) (254)

    ~ ~~ ~.m ~m 294 IV Shahpur 11578 HC(l) n Burhanpur Indore IUdore (II) (214) (214) 347

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    ifnIIt<:( 1IW.) fg~ ofuJ)vlT Nal!'Pur Chhind- 2 4 6 Lodhi- war8 khera (72) (Mah) (55) (18) "f11I"I!' ( lf3J. ) f9~ "in-filii., Nagpur Chhindwara 2 4 6 Lodhikhcra 72) (Mah) (55) (18)

    .~ ~ t~ Indore Indore 5 Indore (30) (30) (30) tim trm~ Bhopal Bhopal 4 13 21 3 2 3 (37) (37)

    ~)« ~T !q\Jll:PTf Shahdol Rewa 1 4 Ajaigarh (191) (41) (196)

    ~ ,~ Sanawad Indore 4 6 1 1 (135) (151)

    .nnf~ ~ .T Gwalior Datia 2 3 6 Datia (75) «(4) ('4)

    ~Qt Sh. Type 3 12 18 Bharbeli 2 (21 (92)

    ('U t~ ;mrt Harda Hoshanga- 3 3 10 Babel 1 bad (70) (45) (49)

    iIj.~ 0(4) 3 10 22 Jabelpur 3 (222)

    ".~ 0(4) 3 10 22 Jabalpuf 1 (222)

    ~~ ~ .n.~ Khurai Sagar 3 3 Chbatar- pur (126) (10) (88)

    ~, ~ tm Khandwa Khandwa 2 4 Indore (79) (79) (214) ------348 .------_.- I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 ----- _-_ .... -- wrwr (;r;j",~) 'iflI"i;f:1' ~~ >lI"Ul' 295 V Sh~hpllr:t 7373 HC(I) Jabalpur Jabalpur Jabalpllr (Jabalpur) DCA-I) (32) (32) (32)

    1II'TQTT (~) fn)t\' ,"Of!l: ;;r~"1~ 296 V Shahpura 7935 HC(l) 6 Dindori Jabalpur Jabalpur (Mandla) D(A-I) (56) (96) (96)

    ~ ~cm ;a-r.r.r 297 III Shl'japur 33969 H(l} 116 ASC(l) Indore Ujjain FC(I) (101) (60) TB(I)

    ~ ~ ~ ~ 298 IV Shamgarh 14017 He(l) 8 Rampura Indore Ujjain (45) (306) (280 )

    ,~ ·-r.nfOl'lrt 1

    ~ 1rtir (~!I'.) .mfr (~!f.) 300 II Shivpuri 75738 R (A-2.1) 154 ASC(l) lhan~i(U.p.) Jhan<;j lU,P,) D(l) (97) (97) TBO)· 0(1) FC(l)

    ~ 'lirnw 301 m Shujalpur 24565 H(2) 66 AS(I) Bhopal Bhopal D(A-I) "'""'(92) (92)

    ~)I,ft "(\'211 -qllT 302 IV Sidhi 19654 RCA-I, 1) 1S5 ASC(l) Rewa Rewa D(l) (136) (136) ~(l) 0(1) FC(1)

    fQ)u ~ ....;qt. 303 III Sihora 24599 H(I) 30 A.S.C. (1) labalpur labalpur FCCI) (41) (41)

    ftmirft ~ iI1ll: ~q 304 V Sirgiti See BUaspur Urban Aaslolll,rat1on

    fimr"R ~ "t\'in 30S V Sinnour 5367 HC{I) 10 ASCI) Rewa Rewa DCA-I) (39) (1")

    ftrIf;r r~ 306 III Sironj 28703 HC(I) 20 A(I) Bhopal""""' Vidisba D(A-l) (136) (84)

    ~ m'tt ~ ~ 307,- V Sitamlu 9920 HC(I) 20 Mindssur Indore VjJli" (30) (256) (212) ~ 1IT'lfOf 308 IV 'Sohaspur 15642 HC(I) 16 AC(!) Bhopal Bhopal '"'""'(121) (121) ------349

    9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 ------GI~ ~ GI~ labalpur Jabalpur 2 3 4 Jabalpur (32) (32) (32)

    111~ GlOf~ ;;(iiI'~ Jabalp:.1r Jabalpur 1 3 6 Jabalpur 1 (96) (96) (96)

    ~;r ~r.t.r 11'IRrr Ujjain Ujj<'in 3 8 14 Maksi 2 1 (60) (60) (25)

    IiITIm ,~T ~ Jaora Rampura 2 3 6 Indore (130) (45) (306)

    ~~ Tcflf~ f'Olre Gwalior Gwalior 2 5 14 Bhind 2 2 3 (209) (209) (328)

    mITT 0(3) 7 15 30 Datia 1 3 2 (100)

    .mill' 'If\qrEl' qllRfr Bhopal Bhopal 3 5 10 Ma)csi 1 (92) (91) (63)

    QGI~ 1 0(1) 2 7 17 Ajaigarh 1 1 (291)

    ~;r~ ISI~ 1iI~ Jabalpur Jabalpur 6 10 Jabalpur 1 10 (41) (41) (41)

    ~ ~T Q'IIlfIIJ Sfdhf R.ewa 1 3 5 Aiaiaarh (108) (39) (194)

    11rIQr fiftm ~ Vidfsba Vidisha 2 5 10 Sebore 1 (S4) (84) (173)

    "tam ~ '(~ Jaora M.lndsaur 2 6 7 Indore J (84) (30) (256)

    i{)W~ Bhopal Hosb:ul&!\- ""'"(121) b.,d (51) J 10 1 1 --1 3S0 ------1 2 3 4 S (I 7 8

    ~~ ('m ~~n 309 IV Soakatch 10)11 HC(I) 22 A(I) Indore 1n:1or" (61) (61)

    ~m 'mlR. ~ ~:t.r 310 V SoyatKalan 8899 DCI) Ag'lr Indore Ujjlia (61) (160) (132)

    ~. q'~ "(T~] f

    ~ 'IITIH:j ~~ ;nh 312 V Susaer 8118 Hal) 30 Ag:l.r hdore Ujjlill (31) (t26) (9a)

    ~ ~~.: f.r~ 313 IV Takh'ltpur 11858 HC(l) 6 AC(l) R'lip;J.r BihslJ~r (133) (3a)

    mr ~l ~1; ~i'f 314 V. Tal 8501 l{(1) 16 Jaora. Indore Ujjlill (28) (IS3) (101)

    mm "m ~ 315 IV TaraQa 15831 H(l) 28 A(t) lo:iore Ujjdn (91) (40)

    .. mrr m-~T ~m tm 316 v. Th'lndla 8453 HC(l) 30 Jhablll Indore Idore (31) (180) (180)

    ~ smi'r (-:a-.5f.) iHftr (-:a- ."Sf.) 317 UI Tikamlarb 42354 DH(1) 85 ASC(l) Jhansi Jh'll1si TB{I) (UP) (UP) ACD·l) (90) 90 D(A-I Hon.l.) FC(I)

    ~ 11~'Iro l'I'lI'\' U1!( q 318 IV Tikuri Sec! Murwara Urbm AggJomoratioD

    ftr.m Jr;nr ~ ~ '1:TQ1; 319 IV Tilda-Newra 1$080 HC(l) 6 Raipur R,'liPlJf R,'lipllr D(A·I) (57) 51) (57)

    fiJfq;ft tUr mw lim ... 320 IV Timami 10557 HCCl) 10 Buda Bhopal Bhopal (15) (14S) (145)

    ..;ft fa'itir ~1(lf(\ ~(lJ(I'.) ~ 321 IV Tirodi. tJ~03 H(t) IQ W.uaseoni N c1spur Na,pur (44) (Mah) (Mab) (115) (115)

    ~ II'l:Wr 'If1:rror 'INrof 322 V Udalpura 7618 HC(I) 10 Bltaiiy Bhopal Bhopal (35) (153) (lS3)

    ~;r 3ri;r ~ ~ ti' 323 1 trllain . S!C UJiala Urban Automeration ---- 3S1 ---- 18 19 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 20

    !l:1'

    ~ ~ 'I'Rft Ujj:lin Ujjain 2 1 Maksi (132) (132) (162)

    ~){if" IIfRr"'l~ 'IIIGJI!'IIf Shahdol Ambikapur 2. 3 11 Ajaigarh (200) (

    ~ ~ 1tWr Ujjain Ujjain 2 3 Maksi (90) (90) (132)

    ,~ fir~ iN~ R,aigarh Bilaspur 2 3 5 labaJpur 1 (204) (30) (305)

    IlImT IiImr ~~ laoea laoIa 2 2 3 Indore (28) (28) (153)

    ~ ~ 1fIRft Uii~in Uiiain 2. 4 6 Maksi 2 (40) (40) (65)

    ~"*'= ~, ~ Indore Jhabua '} 2 Indore 1 (180) (31) (180) ;ft1rtcr 'im.i( Nowgong 0(4) 2 8 16 Chhatarpur 2 (68) (91)

    fllretr -,:,~ 1iII'I'Il'~ Dhamtari Raipur 3 7 ]agdaJpur 2 J (135) (S7) (352) (arm: (Bastar)

    ~, {)qp1f;m: ~ Harda JIoshanga- 2 2 3 Babai 1 (IS) bad (96) (75)

    ~ ~ ~ Balaghat Balaghat 2 6 Bhaarbeli 1 2 (61) (61) (66)

    m

    ------~----- _ -_ --.. _------352

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    ~"'.{f. li«r1: Ujj.'.in U.A.· 28220] H(A-t,') 5'1 A(]) Indoi"'~ HC(]) C(l) (58) D(4) SCI) TB(t), AS(I) FCCl) 1.(2) 0(1) U(I)

    ~ ,;qr~ (i) I Ujjaill 278454 R(A-I,l) 531 A(3) Illiore HC(3) C(l) (58) D(4). S(1) TB(t) AS(I) FC(l) L(2) 0(1) U(l)

    GJlrorr ~~ ~ 324 IV Um:trh 15667 H(2) A(I) Jab11pur labl)pUr FC(I) (150) (ISO)

    ~ {fiR U~, tm 325 IV V'ncharu:.ra 11979 H(I) 6 Sltll~ Rewl Rewa HCO) (24) (12) (72) FC(I) firftw ..mr<=r 326 II Vidisha 65521 H(I) 129 ASC(t) Bho il1l D(l) AS(I) (57) TB(l) FC(I) ClI(lftt",,". ~ ~ 327 IV Waraseoni -. 17673 H(1) SO AC(t) JabaJpur labaJpl1,. (170) (170) 353

    ~------... ------~ ------9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 111 19 20 ------1flRfr 0(3) Maksi Sh.Typc 23 31 6S 9 3 14 (9) (25) ~'Jt (Sbajapur)

    ~ Sh. Type Maksi (9) 23 31 6S 1 1 9 3 ]4 0(3) (25)

    ~ ~ 111"~ Shahdol Shahdol 2 4 II Jabalpur 1 (10) (70) (150)

    ~ ~ nq~ NowlODI Satna 1 2 6 Ajaisarh 1 (169) (124) (129)

    ~n' 0(1) 3 ]2 34 Sebore 4 2 4 (94)

    ~ ~ 1f~ Balaghat Bi'laghat 2 3 5 Bherbeli 2 (16) (16) (21)

    Non :-(1) uThe asterisk mark shown against the town represents the data of the Constituent town with outgrowths." (2) Cols. 4 and 6 k11S·-ulfa medical or educational facility is not available in the town, the Dame of the near·sl place if in the same district or the lla me of nearest district in the same state or other State and its distance in Kms. in brack.et from the town have beca reported".

    1 ROI!86--55

    f~\"'-6 STATEMENT-VI

    'IIfAR. ~. ~ ~ ~flfi1f-- 1979 TRADE. COMMERCE. INDUSTRY AND BANKlNG-1979

    355 356

    ~~~ar STATBMENf~

    mnm:~, Tracie. Co_eree, ------'!II. ~. ~1jf~~;mr mrit ~ lJ'l';f 1lI"~

    ----_ .------_------I 2 3 4 5

    $IN( 1. IV Agar Medicine Machinery parts Cloth

    ~~T llI'f(lrrtr "I'1ft ffIN ~ 2. IV Ahiwara See Ahiwara UrbaJl Agglomeration

    q~". ~. ~~~lfI1fq Ahiwara. V.A. See Constituent Unit

    q~r (I) IV Ahlwara Kltana Cloth Wheat

    ~qW aR~ ~ lhJ.1{ M 3. V Ajaigarh See Ajaigarh UrbaJl Agglomeration q~lf'" "'. ~. ~"A' "-Iflrt iV Ajaigarh U.A.* ·See Constituent Unit

    q\il~ (i) V Ajal,arh Cloth Sugar Kero~ene

    qllli'inRT 4. IV Akaltara Kirana Cloth Sugar

    ~ 5. V Akoda Klrana Cloth MedicinCl>

    l!I'~r 6. V Akodia Su~ar Cloth Copper utensils

    qr~ 7. V Alampur Rice Our Cloth

    qffl'{r.t~ 8. IV Alirajpur$I. Grain Pul~e Klrana 9. IV Alot Edible oil Timber Sugar

    ~~ 10. IV Amarpatan Cloth Medicines Kit'ana 357

    VI mi'I1f ~ .,.-... tT. 1979 ladastry aDd BaakiDg. 1979 ,---,------_- - - tf~ ffot ~ar ~it il'1''''.')' efir­ fS1ft 'lif ~ Name of three most important commoditie~ Name or three most important commodi- Number or Number of Number e'!.ported ties manufactured Banks Agricultural of non- ----.~------~- -~~~ Credit aStieul- Societie! tural Credit Societies ~ ~r ~'I

    Rice Stgnc

    Tuar pulse Timber CharCoal Furniture Leather shoes Bamboo 2 1 articles

    Rice Cement TileS Rice Readymade 3 3 Cloth

    Wheat Pulses Fl'rniture ReadYmade Clay Pots Wooden Cloth

    Gram Wheat Soya bean Agricultural FurnitUl'c 2 13 goods

    Wheat Tuar pulse Jowar Groundnut Agricultural ReadYmade Oil equipment Clothes

    Til Mahua Ground nut Dolomite 3 Oil powder

    Cotton Wheat Bajra Cotton 4 2 ginnini

    Wheat Rice Bidi 2 2 -- - - -_------• _____r ------_ 358

    2 3 4 - --~------

    ""'II'RI 1\ V Amarwara Rice Kirana ClQth ~ 12 IV Ambah Cloth Medicine SUlar

    1llfi

    IIIT1f.;:rr 24. m Amla Wheat Cloth Rlcc

    IIIlfat il'n-~ ;rift ""1( W 15. m Amlai Sec B"rhar~Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeratilln

    iil'aI" 16 IV Anjad Cloth Kirana Medicine

    ~ 17. V Anuppur Kirana Pulses Cloth 111m 18. IV Arang Wheat Cloth Klfana

    lII~n",~ 19. III A~hokna,ar Cloth Kirana Kerosone

    !lIJ'fGT 20. rv Ashta Electricals parts Cloth Medicine

    ;mrt 21. V Rabai Kirana Cloth Iron-sheets

    ~T 22. V Bada Cloth Kirana SUlar

    ~T ~ 1Ii;;rt-tmflm iI1ItN ~ ~ 23. V :sadkuhi See ChikhaJi KaJan-Parasia Urban Agglomerallon

    UirIR ~~~~. 24. m Badnagar See ]ladnagar Urban Agglomeration ifToIlJ'1: or. 'If. ~~~~i Dadnagar U.A.· ·SJe Constituent Unit

    ~ mIll Badnagar Cloth Sugar Fertilizer

    ~ 25. IV Badnawar Cotton Bags Gr.lln Edible oil

    q)<: 26 V Dadod Medicioes Ooth Oil 359

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Gur (;hironjl CoWltry Groundnut Furmture Country shoes :3 1 Liquor Oil aDd agricult ural implements

    Ghee Wheat Lin-oil Ghee 2 27 41

    Kattha Kattha Alluminium Furniture Alluminium Cement 4 2 pots pot~

    Gur Potato Harra 4 5 4

    Chillie~ Cotton bales Ginning Cotton Tobacco Ground-nut 3 2

    Til Rice Country Bidi 2 2 Liquor

    Rice Rice Fuel wood Handloom Sawn 2 21 3 Cloth~ Timber

    Wheat Oil-seeds Straw-gras~ Puhe vami~h Leather :3 2 2 good~

    Handloom Plastic Iron-bo7 IroQ-box Pla~tic Handloom 3 30 cloth 5hoe~ ~hoes cloths

    Wheat Grain Alsi Bricks 3 1

    Lemon Wheat Gram 2

    Wheal Powerloarn Pulse Oil

    Cotton Oil,eed Ground-nut Cctton

    Cotton Jowar Maize 6 360 ------2 3 .. s ------~ ------_._------~------~r 27 IV Ba.bahara Wheat Cloth Sugar

    1II11i 28 V BaSh Medicines Cloth Edible Oil

    ~ 29 V Baali Iron Cement Groundllut

    ~ ("tRY)' 30 V Baikunthpur (R.ewa) Medicines Cloth Kirana

    ~ (~lSIt) 31 V Baik1lnthpnr (Sur.Qja) Soap Cloth Kerosene

    .,~ ~~~~~ U salaghat See Balaahat Urban.. Aulomeration 32

    ~~.W. ~~wrf~ lIB Balagbat U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ~R II BaJaahat Wheat hbes Sugar !fAiN 33 IV Balod Wheat Cloth Kirana

    qm~R 34 IV Balada :Bazar PIllsc Wheat Kirana

    ~n: 3S IV Bamor Medicines Cloth SUS1r

    ~ 36 IV Banda Sucar Cloth Kiran:t

    ~ 37 V Bansapr Kirana Motor Parts Petrol .raft 38 IV Baraily Wheat Rice Sugar

    ~ 39 IV Bargi Kirana Cloth Sugar

    iI"~'PIl 40 V Bansarh Cloth Kirana IrOl&

    ~ ~;pr:{ ~~ 41 III Barwaha See R rwaha Urban Aulomera lion

    lI"~ir If. ~. ~~'Ii1t~ Barwaha U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~.~ (i) III Barwaha Sugar Veaetable Cloth

    ~,;fr 42 III Banvani Rice Pul~e Cloth

    ------~ ---_ ----_ ----_------361 ------_- ---- 6 7- If - 9 to 11 12 13 14 _ r • ______7 ___ ...... ______~-.-~------_------

    Rice Bidi-Leaves Mahua Gudakhu 2 ]9 -$

    Cotton Groundnut Pulses Handloom Lime Sh.ae~ 2 S Cloths

    Jowar Bricks Groundnut Agricultura I Bricks oil Grand nut 3 oil tools oil

    Bidi Bidi

    Til Rice Country Bidi Groundnut 3 Liquor oil

    Manganese Timber Rice Tiles Furniture 7 4 18 Ore

    Rice Forest 3 Produce

    Rice Gum Cement Cement Ulen Soap 2 16 4 Articles articles sils-

    Wheat Linseed Stone Cement Paper 2 2

    Grain Masoor Bidi Bidi 2 1

    Tuae Pulse Gram Pulse Soyabcan Pulses 4 2

    Vegetable Wheat Gram Furniture Bamboo B1skets

    Betel Wheat Jowar Edible Oil R,eadYm-tde Sarola 2 Leaves Cloth

    Solvent Lime Wood Solvent Unt~ Wood 3

    Cotton Groundntt Lemon Ground nut Furnitllre 2 oil

    ------~. -- - I RGI/86-56 362

    1 2 3 4 5 ------~ ----- ;mftu 43 m Basoda Cotton Sugar Cement

    t100iGf 44 IV Beaamsanj Tendu Leaves Kirana Cloth

    tzrm:r 45 IV Bemotara Paddy Wheat Cloth

    ~r 46 IV Beahan Kirana Qrain Kerosene

    ;h.~ 47 IV Berasia Sugar Cloth S:llt ~~... 48 In Betul Cloth Kirana Groulldnut Oil

    .~ 49 V Betul-Bazar Cloth Kirana Vegeta ble () if 1fI1f~ r..... ill4i"'I~ ;rr~ ~ it'" SO V Bhamodi See Cikhali Kalan-parasia Urban Agglomeratic.n '11th 51 IV Bhawler Our Dalda Kiraqa "TII1'U 52 IV Bhanpura Medicine Cloth S'ugu

    ~ 53 V Bharbeli Kiral)8 Ooth Oil Edible

    ~ 54 m Bhatapara Wheat Edible Oil Cloth mm 55 V Bhourasa Medicine Cloth Susar ..n-ft • !ti V Bhikanpon Sugar Cloth Rice

    f\mt 4i'rt ~-f1t"'i("'r( if1I't ~ q 57 IV Bhilai Kalaa See DlUB-Bhilai nall2'r Urban Agglomeration.

    N""C.,'j( ~-f~ ""'~ ~ iN 58 I Bbilainarar See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration

    ~'\' ~r"'~{f~~ 59 V Bhilakhedt See Itarsi Urban Agglomcra tion

    f~ 60 II Bhind Cloth Kirana Kerosene

    ,,)lmr 61 I Bhopal Fibre Olass Iron Bars Cloth

    ------363

    6 1 8 9 10 11 12 J3 14 .... ------

    Wheat Gram JOwl1r Groundnut Iron Bars 3 58 1 Oil

    Bidi Gram Wheat Bidi Bricks HandlooDl 3 2 Cloth

    Rice Metal pob Soap 2 1

    Bidl Bidi Z 2. 3-

    Wheat Gbee 3 2

    potato Harra Gur Teak Veneers Oxalic acid Furniture 51 5 21

    Gur Veg\1table Soyabean Gur 1 1 4

    Chill Wheat Carpet carpet Bidi PIl1ses 2 1

    Wheat OpiUlll Betel 2 1

    Manadnese Bricks Tiles Furniture Bricks 1 Ore

    Rice OUlll Gudakhu Gudakbu Soap Furniture 5 10 2

    Vegetable Milk Pulses Ghee Rope

    Cotton o round nut Moons Ginuins Cottoo b8les Groundl1ut 2 Oil

    Wheat Sarson Pulse Pipe tape Bricks AgricultlUe 8 3 2 eqllipDlent

    Whe:lt Dry cell Groundnllt Sllb-mercible Electrica I Card boards 74 2 77 pWDp!I .()Ods & 1D1chiaea ---- 364

    ---.~------2 3 4 5

    iIfI'lI''U 62 IV Biaora Sugar Kirana Cloth

    f~'(q~ 63 IV Bijawar Grain Rice Kirana

    ~ 64 V Bijeypur Obth Sugar Medicine

    ~tt 6S v Bijuri Grain Kirana Cloth

    ~~ f~~~~ 66 1 Bitaspur See Bilaspur Urban Aqlomeration

    ~"" ~. ~Zlti ~ ~ Bilaspur U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~l: (i) I Bilaspur Cloth Sugar Cement

    f~tr (ii) V Sirgiti Salt Cloth Spices

    or'hrr-~ ;fm-~~~~~ 67 III Bina-Etawa See Bina-Etawa Urban Agglomeration

    ii'I'OfT~ if. ~. ~~w' Bina-Etawa U.A. See Constituen.t Unit

    oft;(1"~~ 0) III Bina Etawa Cloth Kirana Sugar

    f~~ 68 V Birsingbpur Kirana Oalda Medicine

    "!~l 69 I Burhanpur Thread Bidi leaves Tobacco

    "!en: ~~~~~~ 70 IV Buchar See Burhar-Ohanpuri Urban Agglomeration

    "!iT~-~ if. «. tI\WIi ~ ~ Burhar-Dhanpuri U.'" See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) 1I[ Amlai Kirana Cloth Machinery Parts

    ~T"( (ii) IV Burhar Ooth Kirana Kerosene ITofI!U , (iii) III Dhanpuri Kirana Grain Machinery ~~ <:'lit (Narpda Hari Darai)

    ~ ~~~'lt~~~ 71 v Butaria See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agslomeration ------~------.------_------365

    ~------6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    ------~ --- - . ------

    Jowar Wheat Cotton Edible Oil Cotton Pulse 4 26 4 loinni11ll

    Wheat ChircPji Teak Iron Pans Siharu Basket Lime 2 1 3

    SlIPrCane Bajra Pulse Ghee Ground-nut 2 I? Oil

    Co.l} Pulse Leather 1

    Rice Bidi Tendu leaves Thread Timber Bidi 20 6 37

    Vegetable Rice Rice Haadloom Ooth

    Straw Board Asriculture Bidi Straw board Agriculture Bidi 4 Chemicals Chemicals

    Wheat Gram Edible on Bidi 2 3

    Cloth Bidi Cloth Cotton Yarn Foundry 12 3 7 items

    Paper· Coal Paper 4

    Coal Timber Furnitllfe Bamboo 2 2 1 Baskets

    Coal 3 2

    ,---,-_._------366 ----_._----- 2 3 4 s --_.------_._--- ~t ifiilT ~ ~t...rr;wi:or om: ~ ~ 72 IV Chachaura Binagauj See Chachaura Binaganj Urban Agglomeration ~...n-~ if.'ij". ~~~ Chachaura Binaganj U.A. ·See Constituent Unit ~T1fr~ (i) IV Chacbaura Binaganj Cloth Kerosene Sugar

    '!fJIIT 73 II Champa Fruits Kosa Gold & Silver spices

    'ifi'uilzr fiflJ'oiT ifi"m- If'Ufulrr if~ ij'~ iN 74 V Chandameta See Chikhali Kalan-Patasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~'{')' 75 IV Chanderi Silk Thread Sugar

    ~ 76 V Chandia Kirana Grain Cloth

    ~ 77 V Chandla Cloth Kirana Medicine ~)in ~-f1rt;rrlifiR ifIR lI1N « 78 III Charoda See Durg·Bhilainagar Urban Agglomeration 'lfM .-m' 79 V Chaurai Khas Rice Kirana Cloth

    ~ 80 II Chhatarpur Cloth Kirana Medicines ftJ;If'lm' 81 II Chhindwara Cloth Kirana Wine

    ~.fl&FlNI;T 82 IV Chhota-Chhindwara Rice Gur Edible oil ~r.r 83 V Chhuikhadan Kirana Cloth Thread

    ~Qt f"fl'r

    ~~~if. ~. afJ~~ W_ Chikhali Kalan-Parasia U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~~ (i) V Badkuhi Wheat Cloth Vegetable Oil 'l'I'JlI"1i" (ii) V Bhamodi Cloth Kerosene Kirana

    ~~ (iii) V Butaria Wheat Kirana Vegetable

    ~~ (iv) V Chandameta Foodgraill Kirana Cloth

    ~",ort (v) IV Chikhali Kalan Cloth Wheat Vegetable 011 ------_._-- 367

    -~------~------_- 6 7 8 9 1Q 11 12 14 ------.------~

    Corriainder Olillis Timber Soap Bidi Groundnut 2 5 seeds Oil

    Kosa Utensils Gold & silver Kosa cloth Utensils Gold & silver 3 2 Cloth ornaments ornaments

    Sari Fruits Bidi Sari Bidi Brass utensils 2 2 5

    Clay pots Wood Charcoal Clay pots

    Wheat Arhar Gram Edible Oil Flour Mill Earthen pots 2

    Gur Soyabean Moong Gur Bricks Tdes 2

    pra ss Utensils Wooden Shoes Shoes Furniture Brass utensils 10 6 Furniture

    Vegetable Gur Wheat Khandsari Edible oil Pulse 11 6 12

    Gram Masoor Wheat Nylone rope Card board Stainless pots 2

    Handloom Timber Bamboo Handloont Bamboo 2 cloths baskets cloths basket 2

    Codl Tiles Bakery Bricks 2

    Coal Brick Bakery Brick" Bakery

    Coal Bakery

    Coal Tiles Bakery Baker.). Tiles 4

    Coal ~r\clr.'5. ~tkk'5. Shoes ------~------368 ------_._---- 3 4 ------~~~ (vi) m Dangar Par"!lia Wheat Kirana Vegetable oil

    ~ (vii) V Jklehra Rice Wheat Pulse

    ~ (viii) VI Jata chhapar Wheat Rice Kirana ~ft ~~~~ 85 IV Chirmiri See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~ 86 V Dabob Rice Cloth Gur

    ~ 87 m Dabra Cotton Dalda Kirana ~ ~;m~~. 88 n Damoh See Damoh Urban Agglomeration ~", ~. #fg(f~~ Damab U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) n Damon Clotn Sugar Tobacco

    ~ 89 V Daroua Sugar Vegetable oil Wheat

    ~ 90 III Datia Cloth Metal Coal

    91 IV Kerosene Gur Kirana

    rn~~ 92 V Depatpur Kirana Cloth Kerosene Oil

    ~ 93 II Dewas Medicines Cloth Sugar

    ~ 94 IV Dbamnod Sugar Dalda Kerosene

    ~ 95 II Dhamtari Wheat Cloth Kirana 'IAT 96 V Ohana Cloth Kirana Sugar

    ~(~~) i!;,1J"R-~r ;ror~ ~ ~ 97 III Dhanpuri See Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban Agglomeration (Nargada Hari Dafai)

    ~ 98 III Dhar Corriander seeds Cloth Groundnut oil

    ~n:"3iq·~ 99 V Dharamjaigarh Cloth Kirana ~ 100 V Dharampuri Sugar Kirana Edible Oil f~r 101 v Dhighawani Wheat l(irana 369

    6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14

    Coal Furniture Brieka 2 1

    Coal Bricks 1 1

    Coal

    Sarson Wheat lowar Ghee l

    Rice Pulse Suau Pulse .. 2

    Bidi Coal Pulse Bidi Pulse Grolllldnut ' 10 4 4 011

    Coal Bricks Bakery 2

    Bidi Wheat Sugarcane Plastic shoes Steel pots Iron nut belts 7 1 130

    Bidi FurQitme Ohee Bidi Ohee 3 1 1

    Grain Milk Tat Patti Carpet Tat Patti 2 43

    Leather Iron Blankets Leather Iron PumP 14 22 goods ntaterials 800ds materials

    Gram Orolll1dnut Pulse Oroundnllt Our Cotton 2 3 2 Oil ginning Ric~ Leather Bidi Bidi f'urnfture Sleepers 5 11 12

    Bidi Country tiles Wheat Bidi Tiles

    Cotton So,abean Lime ee_ntPipe Pol7thene pipe Lime 1 5 12

    Wood Harra Gum 2 14

    Foodlrain Groundnut Pulse Bdible Oil Shoes Drums 2 2 2

    Coal t ROI/86-57 370 ---,-_._.----_._------_------2 3 4 5 _---_.--_.------;------._------_._------_._-_.,--- ~ 102 V Dindoti Cloth Pulse Rice

    ~ 103 III Dongarprh Grocery Carpet Motor parts

    ..~'f'.;,~ f.Noft ~~ ~ WIl~ ~ ]04 III Dongar Parasia See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~ ~-f""'i{""i( "111''( ~"l[ q ]OS I Durg See Durg-Bhilainasar Urban Agglomeration

    ~-fOj"ifil'j( ;f.~. WIfa"IIi' (ifiTt ~ Durg-BhiJainalar U.A. See Constituent Unit

    fwroni ~t (i) IV Shilai Kalan Wheat Kirana Cloth f\l""Wt< (ij) I BhiJainagar Cloth I(jrana Wheat

    ~ (iii) DJ Charoda· Wheat Kirana Ooth yf (iv) I Durs· Kirana Cloth Drugs

    GI1"t.~ (v) IV Jamul Wheat Kirana Cloth

    ~T 106 III Gadarwara Cloth IrOD commodities Drugs 1J'f8t~tNq~ 107 V GlIl'Idhi Sagar HydeJ CoJony Medicine Cloth Sugar

    ~I(i"m Cloth Rice Pulse 108 IV Garhakota ~d{U Wheat Jowar 109 v Garhi Malehra Kirana

    ~

    1ft)S Sugar Ooth (I) IV Garoth Edible on

    ~ ~Tl'f1i"t~~W See Gawella Urban Agglomeration 111 v OauRlla ;ft'tIfr ;f. wtm; {lIi'rt ihi Gawel1a U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ~ Cloth Salt (i) V Gaurella Pulse 1J'...-u ;rcmro Iron Wheat 112 IV Gobra Nawapara K.irana

    113 v Sugar ------~--- 311

    ------~ --_,.~--~ .. 6 7 ------.._8 9 10 11 12 13 J4

    Edible oil Sal Beej HArrR Edible oil BIomboo BraSl; 2 2 backets utensils

    Rice Ch.ucoal Bidi Edible Oil Bidi Olarcoal 4

    Opium Grain Gro\llldl\ut 2 1

    Oil

    Timbcl Padd1 Oilseed Sawn 1'imber

    R.ice Leather Lakh Ricc Bricks Brass utensils 2 8 3

    Cloth - Groundnut . lute -Rope Bidi 1 ------372

    1 3 4 S

    q'~ 114 m Gohad Kirana Medicine Suaar mwr US IV Gormi Gur Rice Potato

    ~ 116 V Govindgarh Kirana Cloth Medicine

    TIT TIT ~ U1i1f ~ 117 n Gun. See Guna Urban Agglomeration

    ~ It. ~. ~~~q Guna U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    1(.iIT (i) n Guna Cloth Petrol Sugar

    ~ ~iI1R~~ 118 I Gwalior See Gwalior Urban Agtomeration

    ~1t.U. ~1ti tllnt q Gwalior U.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) I Gwalior Medicine Kkana Kerosene

    ~m~ (ii) IV Morar Cantt. Medicine KiraDa Wheat

    ~ 119 V Hanumana Cloth IrOD pots Diesel

    ('«T 120 m Harda Cement Iron Medicine

    ~ 121 V Harpalpur Ooth Gram Kirana

    ~ 122 IV Harsud ICiraDa Cloth Sugar

    \l4!!fiNC1l1r 123 V Batpiplya Supr Cloth Edible Oil

    ~ 124 IV Hatta Gur EdiYeOil Supr ~JlilrnrR' il4I~IIU'C 'I'I't wv:-- J2S m HoshanJabad Sec Hoshangabad Urban Aaalomeration

    (lqi~lIij fC( l{. 1I:f. .~·"riW Hoshapgabad U.A. See ConstitueDt Unit

    ~ (i) III Hoshanaabad Cloth Sup!' R.iee

    ~~ 12.6 V lehhawar Cloth Medicines Kirana 313

    7 8 10 11 12 13 J4

    Wheat :&ice Edible Oil l\ice Pulle Groundnut 3 Oil

    Pulse Wheat Masoor Gro\llld.nut Pulse AaricuItIICIll Oil equiPIllcnt

    MaJllO Bidl Bidi

    Grain Timber & Bidi Bidi Cycle I 25 Charcoal

    Cloth Leatber goods Auto-Cycle Clotb Leather Auto·Cycle 46 2 47 goods

    Leather Bidi 14ther .,008 Bidi 1

    Bidi Tendllleaves Stonematerial Bidi Groundllut oil Ghee 3 J

    Grain Cotton Wood Cotton Pulse Alricultural 7 2 ghming implementa

    Steel FurDiture Bulb Ice Bulb Pulse Steel 2 1 3 furniture

    Cotton Urad Gram Wooden Cotton Alricultaral 2 3 articles &iunioa lOads

    Jowar GrouDdDut Gur Shoes ke 2 1 2

    Metal Pots Veeetable Pulse Metal Pots Bricks 1 -4 ..

    Veaetable Sollcl BraaePots

    Soyabean Suaar WoodeD Bidi Groundnut Oil 2 11 furniture ------._------1 2 3 4 s

    ,,~ ~ I!fifrt 'RTAnrr ;:rfI'{ ~ itW 127 V Iklehra See Chikhali Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration ,,""1: Ilt1 Indore Cloth Iron Medicine

    mw"t {Zrqft 0J1T~ ~ W 129 II Itarsi See Itarsi Urban AgglOJJ1eratlon

    ~or ~ ~q~ ~~q Ttarsi U.A See ConstitlleDt \ (1)11 00rI'fl) (I) V Bhilakhedl DJel;e1 Gre~ Gram ~ (ii) II Itarsi'iO Cloth l:.dible Oil Grain

    ~ ~ilm:~~ 130 1 labalpur See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration ~i{.~. ~qi!:~ ~t¢.i q' Jabalpur UA See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) I JabaJpur" Edible Oil Sugar Ooth

    ~~ (ii) II Jahalpur Cantt Petrolium Machiner} Grain ~ (iii) In Khamaria* Iron Cloth Kirana lII1AI"L~ ~_ ~'t,~~~ 131 II Jabalpur Cantt See Jabalpm Urban Agglomeration.

    'iiI'~ ~ i'f'ir'{ ,,~ q: 132 11 JagdaJpur See JagdalpllT Urban Agglomeration.

    ~;:r.\f. ~'I'~ ~rt , .. Jagdalpur U.A. '" See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) U Jagdalpur Cloth Graift

    ~rit 133 IV Jaithan Cloth KUana Edible Oil Gicm'{'( 134 V laitwara Medicines Tobacco Cloth ~ 135 IV Jamai Wheat Cloth kirana

    1II'I't~ ~-~"ii(if'l{ ifIR ~ iii 136 IV Jamul Sec Durg-Bhilainagar Urban Agglcmratio.

    ~~ ~mA'~~~ 137 III Jaora See Jaora Urban AgglomeratIon

    ~;:r. ~. zf'f~ n'rt ~~ Jaora U.A.* See Constituent Unit

    (I) II Jaora"'"' SUlareal'le Textile _------. ------375 ------6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------_.

    ReadYlnade BIC,iJ Chemicals Readymade Olemicals Iron 108 3S lOS Cloth Cloth & medicines

    Timber Machinery Soyabean Furniture Bones Steel 10 1 II goods powder furniture

    Handloom Soap Chma pots Handloom cloths Soap Rolling shutter 65 130 229 cloths 16

    Vegetables 1 4

    4

    Sal-beej Forest Wooden & Cement Kos.. Bamboo 11 6 produce Metal Idols pipe Ooth materials

    'Rice Country liquor Our Gur 1 2

    'Ridi Wheat Mmerals Bldl 1 1 2

    Guli Coal Harra Mahuaoil Sawn Timber -- 2 3

    Opium Susar Cotton Sugar Groundnut Oil Didi 2 , 376 ------1 2 3 4 ------'51'~ 138 tV Jashpurnapr Oil Cloth

    ~1ff't1: AvWt ~o:ft-Iftftm ~ ~i[ ~ 139 VI Jata-chhapar Sec Chikha}i Kalan-Parasia Urban Agglomeration

    ~T 140 V Jatara Cloth KiTan. MediciJles

    \IIt1I1f 141 IV Jawad Cloth Sugar Medicine

    ~ 142 V lirapur R.ice Kirana Cloth

    1RTIt'"' 143 IV Ihabua Grain Puls. Kirana

    "'I~~~ 144 IV Jhagraklaand Wheat Cloth K.ira..

    -.)'I'!" 14S V 10bat Wheat Rice IrOD.

    :omr ~~~~~ 146 IV Joura See Joura Urban Agglomeration

    ~ (i) IV Kanker Cloth Gur Salt

    ~ 149 IV Kannod Sugar Cement Steel

    ~ 150 V Kantaphod Cloth Medicines Iron

    ~ 15] IV KareH Kerosene Drugs Cloth ~ ~~tI1Nw 152 IV Karera Sec Karera Urban Agglomeration

    ~~iI'~_ ~'lfz.. s:1Ii1f ~ Karera U.A.* Sec Constituent Unit ~ (i) Karera Sugar Keroaene Clotb

    ~ 153 V Kanawad CottOD GroundDlU Wheat -----_------377

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Bidileaves Timber GroUDdnut Oi] Lime Soap 2 " 7

    StoDe Rahat Bidi Furniture Bidi 1 21 23

    Printed Ooth Opium Cement poles Printed cloth Cement Poles 2 2 1

    Cotton Groundllut Maize Groundnut Cotton Shoes 2 17 , Oil ginnIq

    GroWldnut Cotton Tuar GroWldnut Oil PolythcQe Steel S pipes furaiture

    Poles Poles

    Country Rock Groundnut Groundnut 2 Liquor Phosphet Oil Oil

    Our Linseed 4 2J 1

    Limestone Sugar Lime 1 1 1

    Bidi Wood CJan:oe1 CemcatPipc AJJumiaium Bidi .3 1 5 utensils

    Cotton BidileaWi Wood Bidl Cotton sinniq 3 2

    Cotton Wheat Gbee Ghec Cotton ginning 1 1

    Batra Gram Our Our 3 2

    GroUDdnut Our Ve;etable Bidi 2 1 3

    Cotton Groundnut Cotton ,min, 2 1 Oil 1 RQJ/56-S8 378

    1 2 3 4 S ------~(~) 154 IV Katangi (JabaJpur) Tubacco Cloth Rice

    if)itft (~) ISS IV Katangi (Balagl!at) Puhc Sugar Cement

    ~ 156 IV Kawardha Ooth Kerosene Medicine -

    vm~ 157 III Khaeharod Pulse Cloth Wood

    ~ 158 V Kbairagarh Sugar Cloth Iron

    ~ 159 VI Khajuraho Rice Cloth Sugar

    ~ ~~~~ 160 III Khamaria See Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration

    ~ 161 I Kbandwa Medicines Kirana Cotton

    • f.,

    Q'~ 163 V Khargapur Iron-sheets Brass Cotton

    ~);r 164 II Khargone Groundnut Oil Rice Sugar

    ~ HiS IV Kharsia Edible oil Ooth Kerosene

    ~ 166 IV Khategaon Medicine Ooth Sugar

    ~ 167 IV Khetia Cloth Sugar Rice ~ 168 IV KhiIchipur Cloth Salt Kerosene

    MfiliZlT 169 V Khirkiya Wheat Kirana Cloth

    ~ 170 V Khujner Salt Kirana Ootll

    l!{:« ~~~~~ 171 III Khurai See Khurai Urban Agglomeration ~iur. rnili ~lIi1f~ Khurai U. A.· See Constituent Unit ~ (i) TIl Khurai Iron Cloth Rice 379 --- 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Pulse Bidi Gram Bidi Rope Bricks 1 1 1

    Rice Timber Gur Sawn Timber Rice Tiles 2 4-

    Grain Wheat Groundnut Poba Furniture Oroundnut 2 1 Oil Oil

    Sweep sticks Khova Cotton Agacbatti Sweep sticks Corton Fibre 4 1 2

    Rice Vegetable Bamboo Handloom Bricks Poba 2 cloths

    Clay statues Wheat Gram Oaystatues Dolls Furniture 2 2

    Kbali Thread Dalda Milk Tank Vegtable Oil 13 3 38

    Country Liquor Gur Groundnut Ohee Edible Oil 2 4

    Tendu Country liquor Leather Pcusian Brass Shoes 2 20 15 leaves wheel utensils

    Cotton Moong Urad Cottonseed Plastic Bidi 8 27 chapples

    Rice Bidi leaves Timber Cement Our Bidi 3 6

    Cotton Bidi Ghee Bidi Cotton Ghee 3 2 ginning

    Cotton Wheat MooDS Khandsari 2 3

    Cotton Groundnut Maize Oroundnut Cotton Pulse 3 13 3 Oil Oil ginning

    Cotton Jowar Cotton 2 gintting

    Jowar Oroundnut Maize Edible Cotton Ice 2 J 2 Oil ginning candy

    Tractor Threaser Wheat Tractor Tbreaser Bidi 3 Trolly Trolly 380

    1 2 3 4 5

    ~ 172 IV Kirandul Cloth Grains Engineering Iron goods

    ~ 173 V Kolaras Sugar Groundnut Oil Machinery parts

    ~ 174 IV Kondagaon Cloth Grains Engineering goods

    ","'mY 11S n Korba. Ooth WMa1 Su~ m lIi'tcrr OfIR ~ ~ 1745 IV Kota See Kota Urban Agglomeration ..mif.V. ~ .... ~i" KotaU.A.· See Constituent Unit (1) m (i) IV Kota Wheat Kerosene Cloth

    ~ 177 IV Kotma Kirana Coth Grain

    ~ 178 IV KukShi Cloth Our Kirana

    ~ 179 V Kumhari Wheat Kirana Cloth

    f(rftrIrr ~;m:~(~ 180 m Kurasia See Kurasia Urban Agglomeration !~iI. ~ ~i!iTt ~ Kurasia U. A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) IV Cbirmiri* Rice Cloth Kirana

    ~ (ii) m Kurasia Rice Cloth Kirana ,-mt 181 V Kurwai Cloth Sugar Cement

    ~ «~ifIf(~~ 182 IV Kymore See Kymore Urban Agglomeration

    ~;r.v U'fitlfi l{1Ii'I't ~ KymoreU.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ~ (i) IV Kymore Cloth Kirana Sugar

    ~ 183 IV Lahar Rice Ooth Our

    ~ 184 V Lakhnadon Cloth Iron Cement 381

    6 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Iron Steel 4 furniture

    Qroundnut Wheat Ghee Pulse 2 2

    Wood Barra Gum Shoes Sawn 2 1 S Timber

    Coal Allumilliwu La.kh Sawn Timber Khowa 7 6 8

    Timber Rice Lakh Furniture Lakh Material Bidj 1 2

    Coal Tendu 2 2 1 leaves

    Groundnut Ooth Moong Groundnut Handloom 3 2 3 (Khadi) Oil Ooth

    Rice Vegetable Fish Chemicals Fertilisers Iron pots 2 1

    Coal Country liquir Wood 3 10

    Coal 3

    Shoes Bidi Wheat Bidi Shoes 2 22 1

    Cement Asbestos Cement Asbestos 3 2 4 Sheets sheets

    Linseed Wheat Jowar Agricultural Groundnut Wooden 3 equpiment Oil Furniture

    Tendu Wood Gum Khoba Furniture 2 5 3 leaves 382

    1 2 3 4 S

    ~ 185 V Laundi Medicine Kirana Edible Oil

    oOtl~ 186 V Lodhikhera Wheat Rice Kirana

    ~ 187 V Madhogarh Salt Cloth Edible Oil 411£1(1""$< 188 IV Maharajpur Wheat Jowar Medicjne

    ~ 189 ill Mahasamund Kerosene Wheat Cloth

    ~ 190 IV Maheshwar Silk Yarn Wheat Sugar

    ~ 191 IV Mahidpur Cloth Sugar Kerosene ~ 192 m Maihar Coal Tobacco Cloth lIlir.ft 193 V Majholi Cloth Sugar Edible Oil

    ~ 194 V Maksi EdibleOiJ Cloth Furniture

    ~ 195 V Malhargarh Cloth Medicine Sugar

    lA'mT 196 IV Manasa Medicine Cloth Sugar

    lAPf'{ 197 IV Manawar Foodgrain Ooth Kerosene ~ ~'f1I'~ ~_ 198 m Mandla See Mandla Urban Agglomeration ~;:r.~. WJrZili~ ~v MandIa U.A.* See Constituent Unit lR'wr (i) mMandla Cloth Kerosene Iron articles

    ~ 199 V Mandlesbwar Sugar Groundnut Oil Cloth ~ 200 II Mandsaur Vegetable Gboe Tea Cloth

    ~ 201 IV Manendragarb Sugar Cloth Kirana

    ~ 202 V Mangawan Medicine Cloth Kiralla 1ft 203 IV Mau Paddy Kerosene Wheat 383

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------

    Wheat Gram JOlVar Soap Wax Earthen 2 3 Candle pots

    Sari Edible Oil Sari Groundnut Oil

    Sand Bricks Bidi Bricks Bidi 1

    BetelJeavcs Linseed Fish Groundnut Furniture Shoes 2 3 00

    Groundnut Wood Rice Groundnut Soap Bidi 3 18 16 Oil Oil

    Sari Edible Oil Cotton Handloom 2 1 S cloths

    Jowar Cotton Gram Edible Oil 4

    Limestone Lime Bete1leaws Lime Cement Didi 3 11

    Didi Singada Food Bidi 1 3

    Groundnut Grain Gur Agricultural Sugar Polythenc 2 2 equipments pipes

    Gram Wheat Opium 2 1

    lawar Wheat Maize Edible Oil 3 2 7

    Cotton Groundnut Wheat Lime Cotton ginning 3 2 3

    Bidi leaves Teak wood Oilseed AACand RCC Pipes Poba 5 3 6 ACRConduc- tors

    Melons Vegetable MOODa lute rope 1 1

    Slate and Opium Starch Slatcand Starch Cement Pipe 11 2 41 Pencil Pencil

    "Q.~ Cov.l 1.z.kh Paper .. 1

    Alsi Pulse Didi 2

    Carpet Masoor Linseed Wooden Agricultural Linseed Oil 2 1 Furniture equipments 384 ----_- 1 2 3 4 S ------m'"l' 204 IV Mauganj Ooth Iron-goods Kirana

    ~ 205 V Mehgaon Gur Kirana Ooth

    llJ~ "'Ilja- ;Ytr'~~ w: 206 II Mhow Cantt See Mhow Cantt. Urban AgglomeratioD

    JIl~if. ~8'i!1ti~W Mhow.?: Cantt. U.A.* See Constituent Unit (i) II Mhow Cantt Grain Sugar Ooth

    lIl~fcr 207 V Mhowgaon Sugar Cloth Kerosene flll)irT 208 V Mihona Paddy Ooth ·Kirana

    ~ri"~ ~ifq"l~~ 209 IV MorarCantt See Gwalior Urban Agglomeration

    ~hr 210 n Morena Ooth Medicines Shoes

    1!iRfN lImTti 1ff£1:~ ~ 211 IV Multai See Multai Urban AWomeration

    ~tiif. ~q;~W Multai U.A.* See Constituent Unit 1f,... mt (I) IV Multai Wheat Ooth Sugar

    I{oa 212 V Mundi Kirana Medicine Ooth

    ;'fR1I"'T ~~ if1'Rmt.~ ~ 213 IV Mungaoli See Mungaoli Urgan AggJomeration ;~if.~. (f'l?:lfl'~ w- Mungaoli U.A.* See Constituent Unit 1{trmft (i) IV MungaoJi Ooth Kirana Vegetable

    ~iit 1J:·it~if~ ~~ ~ 214 III Mungeli See Mungeli Urban Agglomeration

    q~~·h.~. ,,~~~ Mungeli U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ;itl?fT (I) m Mungeli Oath Sugar Salt ------385

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Grain Bidi Betel leaves Bidi Ice cream Groundnut 2 1 Oil

    LiDseed Wheat Paddy Rice Pulses Agricultural 2 1 equipments

    Leather Country Potato Shoes Bricks 10 35 3 Liquor

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    Linseed Wheat Jowar Pulses Rice Agricultural 1 1 equipments

    Wheat Groundnut Pulses Groundnut Pulses 10 25 63 Oil Oil

    Groundnut Moong Jowar Gur Agricultural 3 4 3 equipments

    Cotton Urad Sugar Wooden Leather 2 1 articles articles

    Straw grass Wheat Bidi Handloom Bidi Groundnut Oil 3 2 1 cloths

    Wheat Soap Fish Soap Sawn Timber Bidi 3 2 4 1 RGI/86-59 386 _'--- 2 4 S

    JIRm JI;rcmr;f~rHr'l'l ~Ii 215 II Murwara See Murwara Urban Agglomeration

    ,~ ;Yo It''!'lt>~l!if{ W Murwara U.A. See Constituent Unit ,'ATU (i) II Murwara Cloth Kirana Machinary parts "t~~~. qf\m (ii) V New Katni Rly. In. Area· Kirana Cloth Machinary parts ~rt~ ~r ~Rm ~r (iii) V Ordnance Factory Area Katni Cloth Sugar Vegetables

    f~1) (iv) IV Tikuri· Paddy Tuar Gram ;rTlm 216 II Nagda Medicine Sulpher Fibre

    ~ 217 IV Nalod Rice Our Tubacco

    ;rt~ 218 V Naigarhi Cloth Kirana Medicine

    ;1wT~ 219 IV Naila-lanjgir Cloth Pulse Sugar

    ;f~ 220 IV Nainpur Cloth Nlidia Oil Iron articles

    ifWVlT 221 V Nalkherda Cloth Sugar Tobacco

    l'fTUlfar'(f 222 V Narayangarh Cloth Sugar Medicine

    ;n:firi{~ 223 III Narsimhapur Rice Groundnut Oil Sugar

    ;rUq~ 224 IV Narsingarh Sugar Kirana Groundnutoil

    ~,. 225 V Nasrullaganj Cloth Medicine Iron Sheets

    ;fq1'.rru~ 226 VI Naya Baradwar Cloth Pulse Sugar

    ;r)1r.r or"Pf';r or1R~i[ ~ 227 II Neemuch See Neemuch Urban Agglomeration

    ;f\1f4f ;r •11' • {I''Ii~~i!ITt~ Neemuch V.A.· See Constituent Unit oft1N (i) II Neemuch Cloth Sugar Medicines 387

    ,------_.------~------6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14

    Lime Stone Fish Lime White bricks 3 16

    Bricks Firebricks 9 -1

    Cement Cement 2 4

    Pulses Milk Rice Pulse Bidi Rice 1

    Caustic Soda Cloth Fibre Cloth Fibre Caustic Soda ~

    Wheat Alsi Tendu leaves Bidi Bricks Bamboo 3 2 4 articles

    Grain Carpet Carpet 2

    R.ice Soap Kosa SoaP Sawn Timber 2 2

    Bidi leaves Teak wood Oil seeds Bamboo basket Bidi Wooden boxes 2 4

    Cotton Poba Lime Groundnut Oil Poha 2 7

    Opium 1 1

    Tomatto Lemon Pulse Note books Cement pipes Shoes 7 2 :2

    Vegetables Maize Ghoe Edible Oil Steel HandlooDl 3 26 4 furniture Sari

    Grain Pulse Cotton Pulse 3 4 16

    Paddy Dolomite R.ice .Rice Sawn Timber 2 1 stone

    Opium Groundnut 3 10 Oil 388 _-_._------1 2 3 4 5

    iI'~ 228 m Nepanag8r Bamboo Wood Kirana

    ~ n;r1 ~ 'iii. ttf'tIIT ,~;Y1J"{~~ 229 V New Katni R.ly In. Area See Murwara Urban Agglomeration

    f

    ~ 231 IV Nowgong Mahua Medicine Jowar

    ;y~{ ...)~) iI"~ (fIit~) ;rll~~~~ 232 IV Nowrozabad (Kh()dargama) Sec Nowrozab:ld (Khodargama) Urban Agglomeration ;y"~~ ;y. ~. "a"IW ~l!rr{ itl Nowrozabad U.A. See Comtituent Unit

    4t

    anr.r~ ~r Itf~ Ili"CNr '!.Qr'UiI"m~~~ 234 V OrdQlnCe FactGry Area Katni See Murwara Urban AgglGmeration

    ~ ~;Y""~~~ 235 VI Pachmarhi sec Pachmarhi Urban Agglomeration.

    """,,,1;r • ~ • ~·U$"~nr pachnlarhi U.A. SeC CODltituent Unit

    ~~ (i) VI Pachmarhi Whoat R.ice Kirana

    ~~ (ii) V Pachmarhi Canit Wheat Rirana Rice

    ~'IAl"1j~ ~;rlf~~~ 236 V Pachmarhi cantt. See Pachmarhi Urban AgglOmeration q-;rTt 237 V Pachorc Kirana R.ico Cloth

    ~ 238 V Palera Cloth Idrana Medicines

    qnfr 239 IV Pali Medicines !tirana Me tor parts

    ~ 240 IV panagsr Tobacco Tendu leaves lCirana

    q;q"Q' 241 VI Panara Whoat Rice Pulsa ~ 242 III Palldhl'rn8 R.ice Cloth Klrana 389 -_.. -- ..,.. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    New~print Coal Ash Caustic soda NewSprint Lime Bricks 2 2 paper

    Wh:at Oilseed Country Handloom 2 16 19 Liquor Cloth

    Wine Shoes Fish Country Diesel PUmp Shoes 2 4 Liquor assembling

    Coal ].

    Wooden Wheat Gram Pulses Furniture Furniture

    2 1

    Wheat Jowar Cetton Groundnut Ct tton Pulses 3 1 1 Oil ginning

    Grain Blankets CountrY FumltlIC Blankets 2 9 14 Liquor

    Tendo leavos Coal Harra Ground·nut 2 Oil

    Bldi Lakb Bidi 3

    Coal

    Oftege Cotton bales Wooden cases Cotton O.lseedg 4 1- ]. SiDDlI1l 390 _--1 2 3 4 S m q","~«~~i 243 III Panna See Panna Urban Agglomerlltion q;;fT ;r. ~~wrti. Panna U.A.· See Constituent Unit II1IT (i) II panna Cloth Rice MiD.;ra' oil

    II1IR 244 IV pasan Cloth Kirana Motorparh

    ~ 245 V Patan Rice Kirana Fruits

    1IIt~ 246 V Pathalgao!! Cloth Salt Sugar

    ~ 247 IV Patnharia Kirana Cloth Sugar QIR 248 V Pellawad Sugar Coconut Tea

    finm: ("fIf«ln:) 249 V Pichhotc (Gwalior) Kerosenc Sugar Dalda mR(f~) 250 V Pichhore (Shiypuri) Sugar Cloth ShOes

    ~ 251 m Piparia Cemcnt Iron MedicinCli fimIm 252 V Piploda Edible Oil Cloth Sugar ~ 253 IV Prithvipur Cloth Edible Gram oil ~ 254 V Raghogarh Sugar Cloth Kcroscne

    ~«q 25S IV Rahatgarh Rice Pulses Kiraaa

    'tIIIlIl ~ i(II"{ ~l[ ~ 256 II -llaigarb See Ralgarh Urban Agglomcration

    ~'I' ••• nwoot"oi llalpl'h U.A•• See Constituent Unit

    "(J~ (i) II llaigarh Cloth Wheat Sugar

    ~ 257 I llaipuc McdioiJ)CI Cloth Sugar

    ~ 251 IV RaJsen Edible Oil ClOth P&lises

    'Q~ 259 IV llajgarb Kirana Sugar Medicines 391

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14

    5 Dimond Timber Stone Furniture Steel 4 9 Furniture

    Coal Furniture 1

    Wheat Milk Gram Rope Bamboo 3 2 2 basckets

    Shoes Urad Rice Groundnut Shoes Note books 2 8 Oil

    Bidi Vegetables Groulldnut Bidi 2 3

    Cloth Groundnut Groundnut Nylon yarn 3 6 Oil

    Blankets Shoeq Carpets Blankets Shoes Carpets 2

    Country Groundnut Ghec 2 1 2 Liquo.

    Tuar Grain Bidi Tuarpulse Bricks Bidi S

    Opium Wheat Puhea Blankets Clay pots Baskets 2 1

    Vegetables Grain> Ginger' Purion wheel Handloom Carpets 2 8 IS Cloths

    Vegetables Timber Carpets Bidi Carpets 2 1 2

    Bidi Wheat Masqor Bidi 1

    Rice KOS8 cloth Betel leaves Alluminium Kosa Cloth Note books 8 23 4 utensils

    Poba Rice Bidi Poba Bidi Wire 32 12 87

    1 7 Stone Wheat Bidi leave~ Bricks 4

    Cotton Groundnut Maize Furniture Blankets 3 11 16 392

    1 2 3 4 S ----- '{~r5l"'C~) 260 II R3jhara Jharan ellUi Medicines Vegetables Goth

    'Carft<:~ 261 II RajnandgaoD CrokerY Motor Medic:ines Parts

    u~ 262 IV Rajpur Sugar Cloth Kerosene

    u~ 263 V Ramanujganj Kirana Wheat Cloth

    ~ 264 II Rampura Medicines SUp!' Cloth ~~ 265 V Rampur-Baghelan Cloth Kerosene Edible 011

    'Oin~ 266 V Ranapur Gram Pulses l(irana ~ 167 V Ranipura Kirana Cloth Kerosene

    ~ 268 IV Ratanpur Edible Oil Wheat Keroscac

    ~ ~1f1IT ~ tw 269 I Ratlam See Ratlam Urban Agglomeration.

    ~;r.lr. ~~~ Ratlam U.A.· See Constituent Unit

    ~ I Ratlam Scrap steel Hard-coke Plastic sarments ~ 270 IV Rehli Wheat Rice Cloth ~ 271 I Rewa Rice Kira!la ~I fotor parts

    ~ ~lI"I'1:UIJ~~ 272 IV Sabalsarh See Sabalsarh Urban Agglomeration.

    ~;r.lr. n!S3~~ Sabalaarh U_A.· See Constituent Unit tfiI<'I'11l I Sabalsarh Medicines Cloth Plastic goods

    ~ lJl1rt~~{~ 273 I Sagar See Sagar Ur:,;m Asslomeratlon.

    ~;r.~. gtr~~tv , SagarU.A. See Constituent Unit

    ~ I Sagar Rice Pulses SlIgar

    ~~ III Sagar Cantt. Cloth Klrana Grain

    ~~~ U1'II'1: ;m: ""l~ ~ 274 III Sagar Cautt. See Sagar Urban Agglomeration 3~3

    ----~ ------6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Iron Ore Teakwood Coal 3

    Rice Poba Cloth pdha Cloth Edible Oil :12 16

    Groundnut Cotton ginning Oil Bdible Bricks Furniture 2

    Oil~<; Tond1l1oaves Lakh Edibl-e Oil Bidi Woodc'n 2 furnitmr

    OpiUm Wheat Gram 3

    Wheat Bidi 2

    Tilhan CoHon Gram Edible Oil Furniture 2

    -\ .

    Fish' Rice Vegetable Soap Bread fce 2 2

    Steel angles Textile :oods Vitamin 'C' Steel angles Textiles VitaminC ~17 54

    Straw Board Bidi Groundnut Straw Board Bidi 3

    Oilseeds Betel leaves Wooden toys Wooden Toys Bidi Lime 14 2 25

    Groundnut Mustard on Sugarcane Linseed Oil Pulses Bricks 3 15 6

    Bi Agarbatti Timber Bidi Agarbatti Furniture 18 29

    Bid. Bread Bidi Bread Biscuits .....

    I RG1/86-60 394

    3 5

    milT ;fIR «"'N ~ See Saifana Urban Agglomeration.

    ~~fjllttt~ See Constituent Unit

    Edible Textilo SIl"'!' Oil goods

    Cloth Kirllna Sugar.

    Kirana Cloth Vegetable

    Clotb Kiran3 Medicine

    ~~~~~ See Sarangarh Urban Agglomeration.

    ~Z!fiOO~ See Constituent Unit Kirana Supr Cloth

    Kirana Kerosene Cloth

    Sugar KiraJIa Edible Oil

    Clotll Kirana mA'T ;rm:~i! ~ See Satna Urban Au1omeration.

    tilfZil'~lf " See Constituent Unit

    Cloth MOtor Part

    ~lf'll'~'~ See Sausar Urban Afilomeration.

    ~'lf!!limf~ Sec Constituent Unit

    Cloth Kiraml Rice

    Cloth Supr Edible Oil

    Me

    Kirana Cloth Motor parts ----....._ ------~--.. - --- 395

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------~------

    Our Cotton Tendu leavC5 Our Cotton ginnin. 3 2 2

    VCietables Brass Kosacloth Kosacloth Our Bidi 2 2 1 Utensils

    Cotton bags Bidi Bidi 5 3

    Rice Oroundllut Tendu IcaVIII Bidi Bricks 2 13 S

    Kosa..sari Rice Oram Kosa Linu Co::anut oil 3 24

    Cotton Oroundnflt Wheat Edible-oil Eloctrical Handloom 4 14 7 cables Sari

    Foodsrilin Urad Linseed Khandsari Rcadymade Handloom 3 Garments cloths

    Cement Wood Edible Oil Content Electric wire Lime 5

    Coal S 5

    C~m';:llt Wood Edible Oil Cem:!nt Electric wire Lime 13 56

    Orange Qroulldnut Cotlon Janta·Sari GroundDut Cottoll ~ 1 Oil sinDin,

    Whoat Tobacco Millets JaPlTY lO

    Sup! Wbut PulIlS Supr Paper Our 7 28 2

    Bidi Grain Bidi Saronta 2 396 ------_ 2 3 4 5 - . ---.. --- -- i&'lfT 2811 III Sendhwa Cloth Sugar Rice iur 289 IV Seondha. Paddy Ooth Kuand

    f~r 290 ][ Seoni Rice Wood Golnja

    f~T-lf1~ 291 IV Seooi-Malwa Rice Cloth Edible Oil

    w~n:r ~;r:rn: ~&: ~ 292 III Shahdol See Shahdol Urban AgglomclatJon.

    ~T~pr.'I'. ~'f?;"lf> '(IIiT~ ~ Shahdol U.A. * See Constituent Unit

    ~l<'I" Shabdol Cloth Sugar Klrana

    1!11i[1fi" 293 V Shahaarh Supr Cloth Klrana 11TIi;y 294 IV Shahpur Klrana Tubacco Medi~1l1es leaves

    11TI"~(;;r~~) 295 V Shahpura (Jabillpur) Rice Gur Ciotti

    mWT (~'r.n) 296 V Shahpura (Mandlal K!rana Cloth Susar

    11TI";;n~ 297 HI Shajapur Cloth MedIcine Sugar

    WT1l""N 2911 IV Shamgarh Cloth Sugar Pet!·olJu11l

    l!l(~ 299· m Sheopur Dalda Sugar F ertJii!tCr

    f~~r 300 II Shivpuri Vegetable Wheat Groundnut

    l!.~T= 301 III Shujalpur Cloth MaqiclUc SUlar

    ~f!W-T 302 IV Sldh! Sugar Grain Madicine ~t~T 303 1lI Sihora Cloth Medicme Grain f~ifCr 11r~«1<: ;y:rn:~"'t~ ~ 304 V Slrgit! See Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration Kllana

    f~ 305 V Sirmour Cloth Medlcme5

    h:n:"f;.r 3U6 1II Slronj Ooth IrOIl

    1I(T1iT~ 307 V Sitamau Medicines Suga.r Cloth -- --- 397

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Bajra Vc!;ctablt: Ground-out Cloth 3 5 Oil ginning

    Wheat Glilm Jowar 3 2

    Tendu leaves Wood OX)lic acid Polythene bagS Plastic bags 6 3 27

    Wheat Tuar Grain Puhes 4

    l--umllure Shoes 7 2 12

    Bidi Wheat Grain Brick!; Bidi 2

    Ballolna~ Bidi Edible 011 Furniture Bidi Groundnut 2 2 Oil

    Gld.n1 Wheal Pnbe~ Bamboo Ropu J'urnilurc 3 2 2 baskell>

    Edible Oil Rope Bricks &. Edible Oil Rope Brick!> &. 2 tile~ tiles

    Wheat Linseed Pulses Our 6 9 6

    Grain Puhcl> Curdbuald GroWl\lnut Pul:;c:! 3 2 Oil

    Bidi Gum Wooden toys woodell toys Bidi 3 31 10

    Aisl Til Bidi Handloom 10 3 27 Cloth

    Wheat Linseed Oilseed Pulsce. Readymadc Fw-niture 5 12 4 dresses

    Sawon Timber Pipe Boulders 6 13 6

    Bidi Singhada food Bamboo Bidi Bullock Cart 4 2 14 baskets wheels

    2 1

    <"olton carpet!. Tendu leaves Bidi Billi Leather 4 18 2 ehapplcs

    Opium ''''heat Gram 2 398

    2 3 4 5

    ~~~ 308 IV Sohagpur Kirana Teakwood Tendu leaves

    ~...... , 309 IV Sonkatch Medicines Cloth Surgar

    "'T1«rIli~ 310 V SoyatCalan Cloth Medicines Sugar

    ~~ 311 V SuraJPur Sugar Kirana Kerosene

    wr~ 312 V Susner Kirana Cloth Sugar

    ~.~ 313 IV Takhatpur Cloth Kerosene Sugar

    m;;r 314 V Tal Edible oil Sugar Te:lltile goods

    m:Trrr 315 IV Tarana Cloth Cement Sugar

    'Ii~ 316 V Thandla Grain Pulses Kifana

    117 Tendu leaves Raw-v.'ood Cottor.

    fe'lI~~{T ~8'~T;:r~ ... ~~ 311 IV Tikuri See Murwara Urban Agglomeration. fQ""~1f13 319 IV Tilda-Newara Paddy Clpth Kirana

    f~l:;:I')' 320 IV Tima~i Rice Tobacco Cloth

    f~)iT 321 IV Tirodi Kirana Cloth Edible Oil

    ~~ 322 V Udaipura Wheat Rice Cloth :am ~ ;:rtR«'t'iI q 323 I Ujjain See Ujjain U~ban Agglomeration. ~ fi~lltift" Ujjain U.A..- Sec Collstituent Unit ~ Ujjain Cotton Iron Non-fcrrous Copper

    ~ 324 IV Umaria Klrma Cloth Kmose.n8 ~.q.u 325 IV Uncha'hara Metal Cloth Sugar f1lfq'f 326 n Vidisha , Ceinent Sugar Edible Oil iI"I"aftr -r.ft' l.27 IV Waraseoni Paddy Wheat Kirana ~------'"J"~-----'------.. --- - -_. 399 ... - -_ ... -- ~ --- _._ ------~ ------._------6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14- - -_------

    Tuar Bidi Betle leaves Bidi Furniture 2

    Linsft!d Groundnut Edible 011 LiJ:I,eed oil Oroundnu! Oil ;1 2 2

    Cotton Groundnut Jowar 2 3

    Grounclnnt Wood Edible Oil Rice Sawn timber 2 3

    Jawar Malle Cotton Gur Grol1ndnut Oil 2 Cl 2

    Vegetable Rice Handloom Leather Furniture Ice-candy 2 3 cloths shoes

    Cotton Wheat Pulses Cotton Oroundnut ginning Oil

    Cotton Groundnut Gur Edible Oil Pulses Khandsan 3

    Groundnut Cotton Wheat Groundnut Bamboo 3 Oil baskets

    Country Leather Bldl Blank:ets 7 17 44 liquor

    Rice Cement Rice Sulphuric acid 3 25 10

    Tuar Cotton Timber Furniture Cotton Bamboo 3 ,inning baskets

    Maghnese Rice 1

    Gram Tuar Bltra Bidi 2

    Ooth Synthetic Brass Cloth Synthetic Iron Pipe 37 32 Fibre Utensils Fibre

    Char-coal Wood Straw board Furniture 2 2 .2

    Bidi Wood Metalpots MetalPots Didi 2 a

    Wbeat Gram Alsi Cardboard Shoes Medicines 9 34 13

    Rice Poba Sari Bedi Brickc 2 ---- -.... ---.....------... ----~-...... _ _'-._ ------_.------..:...... _ 400

    srr~\)};r~ilfifr PRIMARY CENSUS

    ~m MADHYA PRADESH

    ---. -~------'ftlt}liT .m<'l"~ ~ ~ qq Nl. tfr. mcmr"rlr '!'iT if 1fo1n;ff' mr '1ft ~litI'I

    Sezial Name of Town Area of No. of No. of Total population Scheduled 'Tzibes Litel3te41 ~.------:::-- of Town occupied House- Town in sq Km Residen- hold. tiar Houses Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female s

    3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13' 14

    G. Total 4878.3 1,858,075 1,92),102 10586,459 56,19,984 4,966,475 693,903 624,489 230,331 203,819 3.~19,595 20,99,0'17

    $1m 1. Agar 2699 3096 18530 9683 8847 861 810 ;50 6181 3461

    ~ft-n<:1 ",~,~~'l~~ 2. Ahiwara Sec Ahiwara Urban Agglomeration)

    atf~T<:T ". ~. AhlWIITa U.A.· 21 77 3011 3288 16643 8695 7948 1045 996 448 5481 3248. ~~ Ahiwara 16.17 2669 2909 14596 7648 6948 629 585 356___ 306 4961 3035

    ~~~ q\;j~l'f'iT<:~~~ 3. Ajaigazh Sec Ajaigarh Urban Agglomeration

    ",\;j~". ~ Ajaigarh U.A. 9.74 1588 1669 8367 3847 718 593 385 393 2317 1127

    8.26 1462 1536 7722 4156 3566 621 507 389 2203 liDO

    trlll'

    ~Ifi~ 5. Akoda 30.31 1090 1104 7593 4105 3488 771 614 13 15 1776 478

    'Q'~r 6. Akddia !I.05 1012 1011 5779 3046 2732 446 360 10 7 1681 795

    12.11 978 984 6211 3251 2960 518 7 1849 803

    'a~T\;I~ 8. Alirajpur 13.32 2949 300S 9505 8375 622 554 2223 1852 5750 3220

    !QffiR: 9. A\ot 2'.78 2270 2522 14400 7459 6941 720 14 9 4027 1823

    'QlR'iTCif 10. Amarpatan 29.11 2113 2142 11453 5993 5460 1037 1030 431 389 2960 1143

    11.93 1243 1271 6860 3585 414 374 177 134 2348 1447

    .. 'Q~ 12. Ambah 3.85 2610 2805 1-7381 960j 717. 1159 1370 27 ------25 .5968 2687 401 UI't ABSTRACT

    ~'O\' ahr 'fflf iIiTIf 'R~ ~ m~ mm lfTl'I' lIiT ;ntTq.f, '!T)~r«If, ""~If~~

    TOld Dlaill ...orkers Cultivators Alrlcnlturallaboures ~Old il1d ...~ry, Othert workers MaTginal woTkers NoD. worked. Manufacturing. Pro· III, IV, V(b) VI ceuillJ'. lerviciDl VI to I C alld lleports

    Males P~'1l\l.s Ml1es FelDalel MalCi Pe_las Malas Pemales Males. Pemalal Males Femal•• Males Pemales ~III' ~), ~ ~ ~" ro ~III' m- ~ (il) ~ m- m-

    15 15 17 18 I, 20 21 24 25 26 21 28

    - --_.- - , --_._------2,630,718 412,580 189,39' 34,706 114,767 76,838 133,255 54,840 21,927,97 246,196 27,390 65,588 2,962,316 448,8307

    613 79 180 122 .'2 45 U57 367 41 235 5356

    ,685 1126 236 288 242 239 82 25 3125 574 90 143 4920 6679

    861 163 1'0 1,. 189 78 Z5 2798 457 85 130 4330 5957

    468 57 104 17 60 19 1"4 20S 16 26 2478 3523

    J851 3!1.2 55 .7 54 19 1313 201 16 26 22811 3248

    3485 815 573 148 450 1$' 132 47 2330 264 5 32" 5391

    1930 1496 23 189 30 11 234 27 35 21;48 33110

    1S1I5 216 . 204 21 173 117 80 U 928 67 170 1607

    101 730 223 40 31 SIS 27 10 12 1742 1847

    4550 808 493 UB 144 ~16 49 3723 520 72 205 488' 7367

    3104 08 "0 124 2,. 312 31 2622 161 28 181 3717 61,32

    1222 SIS 152 61l 150 364 1'0 1414 230 79 266 3008

    Uill l!, 277 4' 178 120 93 28 1070 129 106 1914 2841

    4060 141 103' 11 259 10 207 19 25SS 35 4 5508 1 &01/86-61 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14

    ~~l; 'Qf~ ;m: 8'It~ ~ IS. Ambikapur See AmbikaP\lr Urball AulomeratioD

    ",rAilifil$( ". ~. Ambikapur U.A.· 10.03 6"5 6846 381.91 20363 17928 81it 7!11 2116 14514

    6719 37220 20108 17112 861 '795 2047 1675 14349

    14. Amla"""" 3.13 4490 4584 24580 12910 11670 2584 352 303 9264 5805 ,,·.,·mt ~~ 1l1Of$U;m: ~{V U. Amla; See B .. rhar-Dhanpuri Urban Aplollleration

    IS.54 2184 2888 1721.5 1112 8443 1378 1338 1530 1508 4399 2254

    17. ADuppur'1"~ 12.85 1585 200S 9728 5130 4598 284 297 732 2780 1313 srlt1r 18. Arana 1771 2092 11336 !!638 368 360 6S 3696 1743

    \t,,"~ 19. Ashoknapr 5.44 4110 50S6 28736 IS340 13396 1751 1599 190 191 9957 5405

    15.38 3102 '269 19619 10355 9264 1009 96' 15 5615 2929 ~ 21. Babai 1401 1429 1418 3983 3435 432 425 94 2579 1332 ~Tr n. Balli 31.45 U22 !S50 8423 8534 3889 439 376 lSI 241 2289 1068 ' ~~(l Fiqrlt \'It ~tmr ~ ~ ~ ,!,. Ballkuhi 9.e Chikhalikalan-Paralia U,baD Aalomer",tion ~ ~1.~~i!~ 24. Badnaaar Seo Balluapr Urban Al8lomeratlon ~'I1R. ". ~ • Badnapr U.A.. * 4.18 3933 3968 23925 12550 11375 890 771 204 159 81.34 4Ci51

    ~ (0 Baduagar 4.11 3847 3851 23406 12243 11163 843 748 141 101 8070 4598

    3.20 1880 1919 11282 5801 5481 280 264 11S9 1187 3224 1775 ~ 26. _dod 0.2) 999 1167 7237 3785 3452 293 2SS 901

    ~U 21. Balbahra.,.. 11.61 2585 27S1 13572 6746 9826 13)) 1374 901 888 3515 1844 28. Balla 4.94 814 88% 5079 2660 2419 141 145 413 332 1550 772 ~tt;t:T '19. 1ll.SU 1.U \1.2.S lS\l 415 In 144 1971 \QQO "P~ (trcn) '0. Baikuu hpur (Rowa) 4.31 947 986 5464 %812 2652 252 268 230 1595 639 f~~ (~r) '1. BaikuntDpur (Surcuja) H8l 1228 6530 3452 3078 us 143 351 262 1623 iiTOf1"!fI!' amrfIfr!' ;r1l'~ 3f"ll!: it« n. aalqhat S~e Balaghat Urball AgglotJIcratoll iI'1'Il'O'Z " • 8' • Balashat U.A.· 18.81 10107 10439 :z.s37a 24805 2175 1947 1219 1050 20UI Inu

    iIT~ (i) Batapt IIU,) 9394 9705 49564 26500 23064 1869 1661 1114 955 19141 ~ '3. llatod 3.9. 2847 30454 1S098 7825 7273 443 416 811 723 5274 3059 403 IS ----16 __ ------17 18 19 2Q 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

    9S09 1071 30 45J IS] "Ii 21 8252 867 51 42 10801 "SIS

    6)6 33 4.53 153 166 21 8109 767 S1 42 10691 11SO!lI9

    5786 521 424 '4 2SZ 1" '1.6'

    444S 1760 7JZ 64 1'1.95 1))1 213 la '1.1)5 326 88 95 4319 6587

    261'1. 426 145 .6 323 2:12 110 20 1434 iii 4' 214 2469 3'58

    '1.797 16711 684 SO"' 423 617 154 106 1527 432 '8 128 2863 3831

    6978 590 751 17 150 16 220 51 585$ 505 101 UO aUl 12676

    4783 466 591i 40 24'1. ISO 410 56 3535 '1.'1.0 46 50 050526 8748

    IBn 248 245 18 212 li8 198 S~ 1218 104 10 2 2100 :JlBS

    1989 2.55 314 10 480 169 49 7 1136 69 9) 109 24.5% )SlS

    5818 ,It 712 (41 26S 227 460 16S 4441 386 29 80 6643 10371

    5701 908 696 141 21SS 227 .;50 165 4182 )75 :zg ,0 6SU 11>17.5

    2881 7!lIS 664 327 222 23S 11 0 25 1815 2011 2:l JB 2898 4648

    178'1. :121 391 41 316 2" 34 16 1041 051 IS 8 1988 3123

    3CSZl HiSS 690 329 6SS 601 117 37 lUil 688 26 117 l091 5054

    127) 16J 19S 24 40 " 161 13 874 '0 II 143 IUS ZI13

    1762 454 439 77 268 243 114 35 941 !)9 107 Zl9 1644 2622

    IUS %67 40 2SJ %89 198 tl2 ~I 14 IS" 2110

    1681 U7 J7J 10 27 5 5. U94 us 1 1770 2914

    U»I 2750 770 321 J17 290 1m US 260 14164 21.,,5

    12390 2139 .577 188 270 2S0 161 11293 1617 109 ll8 14001 Zil6 C

    37-U 1S67 577 516 441 602 10 41 2655 405 118 ll8 5311 404

    -----_.. _-----_. -- --- .-.. _-- _... --- ._--- .. ---- . ------._-- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14. ._------_._.. __ .... _---_.__ ------ilirra-r ifl\it 1"1: 34_ Baloda BaUl 7.56 1940 131' 12701 6491 6210 828 829 246 242 4018 2104 ~nrn 35. BalUor '.41 2050 2256 13295 7322 5973 20S6 Hi82 $ IZ04

    iI'~l 36. Banda 10.02 2352 2385 12569 6747 5822 1286 ll5!! '75 4259 24411

    1. 78 1286 2056 6181 4029 2152 267 170 7'1 2053 413 ofuI-"t 38. Baraily 0.40 2162 2271 13013 10IJ 6002 721 643 174 171 4081 ~1- 39.~.Bllrgi .1.37 3701 3781 13346 779S 55'1 663 468 942 809 3588 1112 ~n~: 40. Barigarb U.87 1017 1059 5719 3122 2591 1031 901 1201 334 iIl'ffi{ ~ iftJ'( ~'! ~ 41. Barwahoa So .. Barwaba Urban Aaalomeration

    ~if. llarwaba U.A.• 1.58 3901 4073 23597 12961 10636 1124 928 325 89.50 4234

    ~~ BarwaJaa 1.5S 3676 3844 22417 11352 10065 1086 896 156 J 09 8157 4198

    iI'~r 42. Uarwani 6.58 4634 4685 27769 14580 13189 Il80 1427 182 4 1341 9823 5871 iIl\im, 43. Basada 4.67 5%73 5380 30234 16148 14086 2556 2276 43 '7 10312 613J

    ~, 44. BeiILIIISIIlll· 18.46 2974 3031 18314 9130 8584 1085 45 30 5303 2718 ij-~tfU 45. Bolletara U.1l 2850 2934 14661 7622 7039 379 128 118 4574 237.

    ,,~ 46. Beollari 13.18 2035 2052 10683 5697 4986 446 428 844 8'5 3091 lUI «ftM 41. BeraSja 0.59 1592 1866 10835 5741 5094 795 671 36 UI2

    ~ 48. Botul. 15.70 8420 8711 46293 24531 21762 20S5 1890 1669 1432 lCiSS8 USOO

    ~.:smm: 49. Betul BaZlLr Lt9 12.92 1361 8914 4516 4398 254 256 56 60 3041 21n ~~~'"'"(.~~ SO. Bllamodi Seo Chikhli Kalan-Parasia Urban Asslolllcration irtR 51. Shander 1.68 2103 2137 12543 6748 5795 1344 1101 9 :I 1784 'IITifIU 52. Bbanpura 0.79 2286 2356 13349 6825 6524 486 41 4615 2101

    ~ 51. Bharbeli 4.30 1231 1251 ,5995 2973 3022 410 407 510 1121 900

    7.60 5149 5571 30825 15553 15272 1898 1946 718 682 'If'h:nrr 5S. Shaura!. 2.59 1182 1195 7770 4024 3746 501 395 , , ·2014

    ~"iJi;r 56. Bhikanpoll 1.'79 1683 1153 9911---_._----- 5266 4'70S 536 484 '714 1i1'7 I88S 405

    IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

    11119 1177 451 179 418 414 115 :n 11143 :m 36 44 3526 5189

    )SOII 1S11 682 4 218 14 19S 43 2414 98 40 37 3773 3773

    '040 643 '55 24 52 24 544 483 20$9 112 27. 3674 41101

    '032 7t2 III 48 417 275 II 3 2471 386 34 48 1163

    3046 348 11 234 141 205 21 22511 191 3B 106 3927 5.532

    5546 11111 234 168 241 148 CiO 8 SOli 16411 15 13 2234 3565

    1607 438 808 145 427 258 18 II 354 26 7 lS14 2152

    6952 7811 26' 23 246 1)0 290 32 6151 6' 91 5944 9755

    6614 772 262 23 153 126 273 30 51126 65 81 5673 11212

    6157 IllS 147 416 219 56 4548 112 5ll 8311 11442

    7086 684 581 9 148 41 182 67 6115 567 106 1311 8956 13264

    4501 1041 20 2.4 49 1316 823 2352 48 424 5181 7112

    3603 1565 847 561 6J3 733 147 .,7' 20S 23 81 39116 5393

    2584 477 '01 144 270 128 242 83 1471 122 302 2893 4207

    219 310 1) 132 37 98 16 11178 153 26 25 3197 4850

    10817 1805 5113 77 563 407 362 132 9299 11811 158 232 13556 lms

    Sl~ IH H1 lH Sj 115 71 37 lJl

    3001 468 762 us 291 104 119 51 18211 158 81

    1116 853 329 9' 122 26 2426 409 65 HiS 3524 5503

    142' 2~ 19 ttll 1'78 25 10 1045 389 51 80 1499 2216

    20tJ 457 121 98 119 8373 13000

    .868 B2' 587 242 301 431 104 " 876 93 2140 2827

    2544 601 1511 391 325 150 24 18~4 2211 13 37 27(9 .«(67 406

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    f'llmfm wi f1r.rri ~ ~ ~, 57. Bbi!ai Kalan See Durs-Bhilai nagar Urban Agglomeration ~ f~ om: i'/;r~ ~~ ~fl 58. Bhilainagar See Durg-Bhilainagar Urban .Asslomoration ~ mm;:rtR~W 59. Bhilakhedl (See Itarsi Urban Aealomeration f.N 6(). Bhind 17.18 11829 12242 7451S 40938 33577 7161 5616 72 52 26747 14000 'SI"ltmr 61. Bhopal 284.90 120151 122263 671018 358907 Sl2111 33543 211206 70119 5994 230282 149814

    ~ 62. Biaora 6.64 3258 3301 19201 10026 9175 1617 1493 85 78 .5908 )os,

    25.12 2088 2202 11954 6165 5789 1020 943 54 65 .un 1465 ~ 64. Bije),pur 2.17 1334 IlSI 7954 4267 3687 651 560 49 , 2192 73 f;;r-;r'fr, 65. Bljurl 2064 2187 9880 5267 4613 524 462 1455 1418 2219 876 fomr~ ~;;tT'-~~ 66. Bilaspur See Bilaspur Urban Agglomerotion f.r~ ;r. \T. Dilaspur U.A. 46.12 34669 35535 187104 9739S 89709 106611 9769 3749 3403 68981 44190

    ~, (i) Dilaspur 39.6S 3336(1 34126 179791 93589 86202 10200 9320 3366 3031 was 43051 ftrdl~r (ii) Sirgitl 6.41 1309 1409 7313 3806 3507 4611 44' 338 372 2396 "",;rT-~;m:~ ~ 67. 3 ••u-lta_ SDC Bina-Etawa Urban Agslomcration

    .hlT~m~. Q'. , Bina-lta",... U.A. 8.16 7216 1270 41831 22113 19718 4637 41S0 lSI 163 15617 !11411 i'r~r-~ , (I) Bi1\:1-Etllwa 6.00 5612 5650 33886 17839 16047 3864 3507 138 149 12SS5 7480 r.ro~ 68. Birsinghpur. 12.62 1353 1386 7553 4007 3546 911 813 86 73 2015 621 1{.~I;r 't~ 6'. Burhanpur 12.67 19495 2021 () 140986 72612 68374 3510 3351 167 11' 42114 25543 ~n: ~fR¢~~~~, 7(). Durhar (S•• Burhar-Dhanpuri Urban AglomoratioD ~T'~-!f~ iII'.~. B.lrhar-Dha3i>uri U.A. 65.31 U372 13871 61318 33729 28589 3l0S 2878 5403 5086 6982 Q1fm (i) Amli • 31.58 4949 5075 20066 11228 8838 us 1581 1474 61%0 :4S2 ~n: (ii) Burhar • 14.08 2197 2262 12401 5'33 540 546 783 3616 1830

    (iii) Dhanpurl .9.65 6226 6534 29851 16033 1)818 2110 la6'S 3003 :8:' 6956 :700 ~~ ~ m rrofu'lrr;pf'( ""l~ ~ 71. Butsrla, Sn Chlkhll Kakn Parasia Urban AUI_ratiOil ~T;fr~ ~~T...n-ormr;:rq't ~ ~. n. C.uJ'1,,~ra Blnapoj (Saa Clacbllura-BinasanJ Urban AglometatloD "Al'~r-"1'r'l'llI':!T "' • Q' • ehachaura-Binagaj U.A. o 49 21154 2235 12219 6495 .5724 1037 920 65 47 37.)4 163 ;rR~TqT~, (i) ellachaara BillAII"nj 0.26 1915 1988 10771 5726 5045 864 703 61 43 3381 ."5 407 ------_----_-__--- 18 19 20 21 23 24 26 27 ------IS 16 17 22 25 2"

    17217 628 2150 41 1063 726 411 13278 516 104 25 23617 32924

    70230 21789 3435 438 3328 1288 7852 19J4 1556lS 19159 854 1051 187823 28827

    4646 451 224 11 480 91 289 6S 3653 284 5S 84 5325 8640

    2788 291 597 20 150 44 270 66 1771 161 99 366 3278 5132

    1988 131 979 69 40 41 49 3 920 18 15 33 2264 3523

    2890 285 678 57 312 157 114 24 1786 47 70 104 2307 4224

    44707 7942 1469 195 2047 1426 1207 354 39984 5967 142 278 52546 81489

    42956 7704 1376 182 1869 1318 1094 343 38617 5861 110 228 50523 78270

    nSI 238 93 178 108 113 11 1367 106 32 so 20ll 3219

    '042 784 708 254 75 148 96 7932 580 74 98 12997 18836

    7271 655 708 33 252 74 140 85 6171 463 64 10504 15298

    1917 745 509 72 341 335 396 237 671 101 42 133 2048 2668

    SSS30 5166 1409 135 827 1047 1782 426 31512 3558 313 1142 367" 62066

    16726 1428 1282 87 823 386 637 106 13984 849 224 lSI 16779 27010

    6025 226 637 26 223 26 64 6 SIOI 168 99 58 5104 8554

    3230 585 382 38 307 224 217 33 2324 290 10 46 3228 5302

    7471 617 263 23 293 136 356 67 6S59 391 115 47 9447 13154

    3032 279 791 48 218 56 251 41 1772 134 14 332 3389 5113

    2626 262 497 45 187 44 232 39 1710 134 so 1]7 3050 4646 408

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    :;rtlfr n. Champa 18.!13 4641 4859 11511 11485 1151 1288 617 1544

    ~ f;mfr q;ori 'f'Ufuqt l'ftI~ ~ ~ 74. Ci''llljamet• Sec C!li:dlli Kala_Parasia Vrball Aulo.oration ..m:i' 75. ChaDc!cri 3.00 2092 2229 12528 6S97 5931 1454 1266 117 104 3906 11519

    ~, 76. Chandi. 39.71 U86 1718 9140 4665 4475 581 617 763 71S 2197 "51 ....mrr 77. Chandla 24.41 962 1067 5591 3082 2509 865 742 34 31 1382 504

    ~m ~-~lJln:;m ~~ 78. Charoda Sec Duri-DhilaiaaJlllr Urbaa Agglomeration

    ",,"-d I'.mI' 79. Chaur"i KhI.. 5.62 1040 1100 5577 2928 234 2S2 183 HiS 1836 1069

    sm:~ 80. Chhatarpur • 14.17 9067 9425 51959 28111 2384 8 3110 2698 45 26 In04 9805

    f~r~ 81. Chhindwara 11.01 13307 13519 "178 39593 "585 3'69 3147 19n 1604 27867 18618

    ~r-f'i§i~ 82. ChholB_Chhinc!wara 6.68 2 ISS 2457 14103 1402 6801 1209 1146 577 414 5241

    ~m- n. ChhuikhadaD 2.77 824 IDS! 2618 2646 201 198 101 103 1728

    ~:-~ f.A'l'fr 'MIt 'fUfu'l:n ~ ~ ~ 84. Chikhllli-KalaD Sec Chikhli Kalan Parasia Urball Aggloftleration

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    ~T (iii) Du aria • 0.21 1557 1579 8989 4607 4382 845 801 235 276 2722 1!lJ4

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    ~trofu'IfT (vi) Donger Parasia 7.50 4743 4858 25459 US99 12060 2177 1968 1760 1706 7139 4436

    ~ (vii) Iklehra • O.U 1842 1986 9506 5112 4394 919 804 323 309 2631 1245

    ~mm (viii) Jatachapar 3.35 940 943 4698 2553 2145 402 417 347 1282

    ~"r ~~~~ 85. Chirmiri Sec Kurasia Urban AgglomeratioD

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    ~i 'i11~-~ ~ ~i! ita 97. Dbaapuri Seo Burha. Dh&apuri Urban AulOllleration

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    ~T ~~~it1i' GaueUB Sec lIaurella Urban Agglomeration

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    4S74 .'1 122 1136 ,334 509 298 ,12711 33 Z6S1 457 67 272 4128 7116 I 23"6 2738 332 116 268 99 767 129 22589 23114 358 ~0790 1S28t I

    1298 S09 264· 450 552 III 83 t85S 399 93 140 2766 4013

    270~ 1092 435 216 310 395 HI 113 1847 398 93 140 2608 3882

    340 380 IS, 281' 176 154 15 2099 134 8 12 2845 4830

    868 SSI 80 662 SG4 255 24 2622 200 26 167 4305 ~08

    721 225 169 3SJ 339 T.! IS 1974 Il18 25 121 2188 34H

    868 71 4 60 22 '251 20 13211 822 347 14888 23223

    361 37 12 129 1959 345 96 34 4'113

    501 34 48 20 1.8 7 477 251 S6 1039~ 16041

    287 277 13 45 96 50 1423 179 37 138 2312 3587

    . 4111 JIO 63 11 92 3Z 14 43511 2Sl 43 30 5603 7798

    446) 281 58 11 35 7 158 14 4112 :10 5403 7508

    75 1088 31 10 146 13S6 31 14 lJ8~ 5066

    21Z5 327 313 226 107 33 4 1553 109 , 1St 2303 3672

    2309 lUS 617 55 .528 171 109 17 lOSS 66 2129 3712

    ti12 681 268 324 171 11 liS 5 25 )S66 2446

    HIO ------2383 680 -----,------341 .266 379 151 1$'7 '2300 3414 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------._--9 10 11 .: 12 13 14 "I{I (NT:l< 188. Maharajpur .52.73 2714" 2740 15413 .8217 71116 1267 1181 27 26 . Sm .164'

    ~ 189. Mahasamund 14.611 4036 5582 21122 13934 IlIBS 1506 ,842 795 8878 4987

    2.42 2041 11566 5816 5750 7t7 103 lie> 3733 2198 ~ 191. Mahidpur. 4.09 2801 2836 180!19 9428 8671 921 798 21 " ~797 .31!17

    19Z.Mli!nr to.36 3460 3789 20261 10611 9650 1149 1178 570 S7J 6174 2931 l!1ftofr 193. M. jhenli \. 6.~ 1592 8718 4453 4265 599 172 158 26QO 1343

    ~ 194. Makshi 19.18 1419 8930 4713 4211 70S 614 53 45 2474 811

    ~ 195. Malharllllrh 0.18 ISS 9SS S530 2801 2729 302 2SS 7 5: 1847 ";. 792 1JiI'AlT 196. Manasa 2.76 .2448 2478 US48 797.5 7373 496 483 184 2.0~ 5353 2761 sr.ncr< " 191. MaDlLwar ., IS.OS 2429 2525 ISSs! 81311 7443 683 596 1054 4420 "2253

    ~r ~~q~~W 198 Malldi" See Malldla Urball Aslllo11leratiOll

    ~.;r.~. MaDCiJa U.A.* 11.04 - 7017 7123 37539 19539 18000 1081 994 1110 , 1299 13!151 !l2l

    ~ (i) Maadla 8.37 6025 6122 32861 17053 15808 !l13 '1108

    ~ 199~ Mandlellhwar 0.12 1420 1441 7937 4170 3767 510 4!l3 223 128

    ~ 100. MaDdsaur 10.32 13009 13309 77603 40370 37233 2914 ' 2738 668 5S9 27500 16950

    ~ 101. MaocDdragam 6.93 3798 19265 10266 639 835 ~83 6736 4067

    l!iI1liIt 202. Maqawan 12.60 1117 1194 6312 3256 3056 569 547 l.55 142 1670 5S8

    ~ 03 Mau. 2.37 5163 1569 tOl85 5838 4347 8SS 647 2.951 731

    ~;;r 204. MaU£&n; 36.91 2437 2474 UU2 6854 6188 !l85 940 456 421 35,20 920

    ~ 205. Mehgaon 1.66 1288 1.294 7676 4222 3454 690 50s 73 2GC4 1085 \ qR~ ~ ~~tPJ.ii~ 206. Mhow callU. seo Mbow Cantt. Urba.t- Agglomora·ioll

    ~.~ if.«: Mbow CaDtl. U.A.· 17.11 11141 11733 76031 41284 34753 5785 5419 311 29587 17708

    liR~ (i) 'Mh lW CaQlt. 16.n 10216 10745 70130 - 38035 32095 222 202 27150 ~6368 ------._------._------423

    21 28 I IS 16 1'1 18 l' 20 21 23 25

    '4386 879 1167 9Z5 470 I IIi 12 2178 177 55 631 '716 5686

    71Q3' 2057 124 388 273 ISS 1390 11'4 131 G747 11000 " 2797 690 312 71 277 2117 I 274< 56 1934 276 66 186 2953 4874

    43~0 385 41 160 91 248 65 3527 211) 43 110 5065 8011

    53&0 1433 '226 33 t41 847 S3S 4085 m 2.1 45 5204 .111 I \ 220$ 60~ 31~ 284 111" 8S0 335 "9 126 27

    2197 202 337 489 83 J9 981 ]11 ]58 157. 2358 3239

    1156 219 96 70 t7. 661 29 63 t 42 1:';82 2338 " 1196 725 365 227 445 20S 150 2663 236 7S 219 .080 6148

    3964 779 565 S'S 41S 278 63 2'36 195 29 19l 4145 6271

    8811 1803 453 117 4SS 452 131 7284 1100 37 80 J0691 IG1J7

    1374 100 161 436 12l 6S92 991 36, 57 9386 J4377

    1924 369 221 224 .. 121 t7 1268 UP 1& nu' 3236

    19243 2922 945 306 732 571 1119 ~49 16441 1796 163 .544 20964 33767

    41115 309 67 6 11 U8 13 4524 279 14 I 5337' 8682

    1484 476 336 65 274 212 330 160 544 3!1 .35, 187 17)1 2393

    2592 32 1270 6 125 3 100B 23 76 3231 4239

    3231 758 968 84 7S8 642 22.1 75 ]274 137 31 193 3596 5437

    1920 44 3 287 7 35 1022 3 3409

    9426 1621 233 25 204 56 442 18547 1503 300 297 215.58 32835

    14B4 119 11 124 35 388 31 17514 1407 237 424 ------._------_.---. ------2 3 4 5 6· 7 8 , 10 12 14 ----_._------______Il, -- ___13 _.A..-- ~~ 2!)7. M~o""ol1 13,00 1235 1239 7775 4052 891 84' 165 126 fql;u 208. MlhoAR 19.11 1304 132.1 8670 4718 3952 751 617 2493 83:1

    ~ l'fJftU1l(~ Sea Gwalior Urbau Alilomcration

    ~;rr 210, M:>rcna. 12.00 11279 IIS12 38642. 31:!Z~ 7~84 97 74 ~4S46 IllS) 1J.lIIm ~ iJ'I"t~~ 211. Manai See Mukaill Urban Aag)olll_ion

    til'mf Of. 9" • 211. Mol.l.. U.A..· • 3.22 2834 2933 1$435 11136 7299 816 707 84 67 5416 351.,

    ~~ (i) Mllltai • 2.59 2,,3: 14797 I 7776 1021 7)3 650 79 524l '412

    17.53 1314 1366 1S89 3641 270 236 2217 1146

    ~ ~~~~ lUS. Muapoli • See lIIUDPGII UrhaD AIldomeratien

    ~ ;r.~. MII111\00li U.A. 11,62 2175 2423 138S9 7451 6408 105, 840 171' 145 .....2 2145 I 1fJriltft (I) Mllnpoli 12.51 2194 2241 12980 6856 6124 t37 806 UI 10:! 4084 2049

    ~, ~~~w 1214. Mu... 1i Boo M ...a Urbu Aalollleratlo..

    l(ihft' ;r. 9" • Mu.... ,l U.A.'. 3116 llW 10»2 1505 1m 10. 7086 3970

    ~nr (!) Mu_li 5.57 3203 3379 19585 10076 9509 1323 un "1. 666.1 SSS2 llnTU ;rn W!t -- See Mllrwara 'UtbaD Aulomeratlon

    1{,Aro ;r. U". Mllnrara U.A. 80.42 2)565 24214 123017 58026 6671 4169 4'485 2947

    54:%5 17550 l80l1 90589 47821 42168 S.f96 31S43 19366• '1. ~. ~ ~ ~1fF (Ii) New Katnillallway jllnctioa Area·. ts.26 2001 8891 4817 4020 So.. 428 35. 3246 J186 ~~~d" Oli) Ordaalll:lO Factory Area Katni 1.38 1221 1258 5768 3199 2569 ," 315 153 2S48 ~ Ov) TIkuri 11.53 2787 2916 17763 9094 8669 476 619 6148

    ~ 216. Nap 23.83 UI23 IIlS1 303" 26306 4646 370 ,.., 111471

    ~ 211. NaJlOd 4.51 1836 1941 '10131 5790 5041 91. 821 18 a 168!! ;r(1rtr 21'. Nal_rlal 1..5.40 918 JOl9 5310 281 266 295 ------_.. _------425 ----r------_.._L..------y------llii II I,. 21 22 23 24 2' 26 27 28 ------. ------.. ------

    lU3 '14 :142 148 19 47 1289 101 17 32 2212

    :un 54 1241 170 5' 1 701 14 3 2 2544

    1989 571 161 487 3St 14 847 37 87 Ill" 291'

    IIi€iN 1118 13 401 14842 51 2UI4 30602

    \ t,) 336 111 ,5 203 " 300S 241 83 21,3 4225 6313

    3618 761 )07 109 272 360 t"- 59 noo 139 83 159 4015 6og5

    3463 528 573 22' 105 271 %47 239t> 145 48 161 3!N0 5712

    3145 410 535 20 In 72 264 23' 2174 139 48 1'8 3663. 541,

    4931 14U 7J1 :zaG ", 504 430 127 31" 511 51 !ZOI 5941 1693

    4.511 IUl GOI :118 4" 1831 5507 8175

    31230 3790 n03 149 372 '" 219 2871' 3050 643 33451 53593

    23110 3108 144 4» 252 ,., 201 21238 2.504 282 608 24359 39052

    131) I~ 4 II' 21 • 2023 52 2514 31190

    1463 1133 2503

    4231 486 51 51 428 11 55 .IS.! 8148

    1424 314 ., 222 104 ,.,. 37 1360'1 1194 184 15710

    2611 507 259 14 lIB Iii8 490 250 17&4 175 61 2159 3041

    1291 418 tG7 303 102 402 .30 30 93 1.39 1980 1 llGI/86-64 426 -.... ._ '" ...... ------:...-----.--~--- _ ,,:,,~_. _ _:____.____ 3 _--,,_4._"_'_ 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 ~--~---~~------;iIT~ 21~. 'Nan .. -Janblr 19.36 3197 3359 171186 9183 8703 1702 1621 197 121 3872 ~ 210. Nainpur 3339 17846 9135 8711 1S7S 1532 908 866 6518 '4260

    .~ _:U. N~lk!Jera 0 . .1. 1341 1482 8691 4533 4148 399 "6 59 S3 2Sl4 1189 '11 <14 ul1ITJ 222. I)tarayang;ath 0.33 H91 1480 8391 4237 4154 531 127 1015 %732 1(43

    .m~ 223, N:u.imbapur 14 71 5993 61S4 3oU66 18190 16J76 1716 1500 537 393 13088 8648

    .m~ 2%4. Narsioprb 12.95 3160 3219 17572 !l332 8240 1202 112~ 26 11 3232

    ~q~ \ 225: Na.uullagallj 8.81 1302 I 1329 72.12 3794 3<418 271 254 186 1215 2263 1183 I •

    4.77 017 765 37102 1968 17S4 174 189 128 110 1377 765 .,.'Tlrir ~ ;pn.~~ ~ 227. Nccmuc-h See Nccm!lCh Urban ABlllamerallon

    ;ft1r;r .,., ~. Nccmuch U'.A.· 13.48 11)6)3 1117'1 6S853 36567 31286 5354 4175 649 543 24991 14113

    13.42 10096 10575 65860 34962 SOlI 4496 S66 456 "23845 13401

    ~ 228. Ncpaa_r 4.89 4047 4112 22609 11804 10805 833 411 416 8210 4590

    .,_ ..~ ~ I'if''nfof td'(~ -,;.rm ifff( ti'lt.i!: ~i 229. New Kalai Rail_y. Seo MU"J.ra l)rblin Agslomdratlan luoctioD Area

    ~ 230. 'Niwari 14.91 1735 1748 1~ SCilB 4844 14.29 103 t"-:-n- 2755 1204

    ~ 23 J. Nowgoal:l 20.86 2890 2942 16658 9266 1226 10!l7 13 s 6537 3476 ;t\ ..1",r.n;; U2. Nowroubad

    ;frU-;rr~ (~ tfIIl) "1 • ~. ;ft~"f1r'l:~~ Nowrozabad (Khodar- See N;)wrozabad Urba.. AJgIomcratioB II'lma) U.A.· 25.98 2497 2529 12202 6552 5650 662 '59 1797 .1719 2899 ••,1183

    ""(l;;r~ (~m) " (I) Nowrozabad " (Khodarpmll) 14. SS 2242 2270 10706 5783 4923 578 474 10480 2694 1117

    233. Obedullagallj 3.30 1315 138S 7454 4004 3450 396 ~33 1~8 129 2474 1408

    ~Am '111''( UIN ~ 234. Ordn~ FaC'lory sec Muntara lJrbal'l Aa:lamttatipn Area Katul

    ~ ~ lIW: UIJ.' W ::135. Pachmarhi Sec l'Ilclunarhi l:rban ","Iumeration'

    ~'1.~. " l' ,,', ~ Ii J \. 59.01 1811 1961 110116 6650 4436 916 . 35i . '))4' .... --:...,...... :... .- ...... ~.....-_-~-- _ .._.- _...... -- .. - ; 4.21

    ...., .•. ';~1 ___"_~_"' __._':" •• ~~._~_._._. ______•.•• ____. __...:.. ______...___ . __ ~ 15 16 17 18 19 '20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 -28 ----:------.. ----.-.------.------_._-_

    (3)1 1343 940 471 816 607 215 41 2330 224 13 Jl8 . ~69 7242

    4020 717 364 62 490 326 193 ,S 2973 274 26 278 5089 7716

    2:l1l 388 433 45 272 251 120 21 1366 71 53 144 ~269 J?16

    216·; 1086 918 633 334 353 64 32 849 68 83 479 1989 2189

    8Q60 1219 487 42 295 141 500 156 6778 880 87 208 10043 14649

    4102 6a5 225 31 54 14 22S 68 3598 492 32 81 5198 7554

    169!1 173 166 6 221 44 77 11 1231 III 4 32 2095 3213.

    969 207 106 :33 86 74 83 12 694 96 998 1546

    '''''') 1824 245 518 189 lS5l8 966 127 318 190(;3 30084

    16674 1741- 770 5S3 390 184 14887 928 125 375 18163 28782

    57il 93 11 4' 38 52 32 5273 491 8S 79 6155 10143

    2621 28S 1140 8S 192 49 lSI 1138 83- 4· 191 .2993 4368

    3835 228 40 97 ·51 109 IS 3401 287 48 65 5383 6934

    2~ 313 242 32 238 163 .12 ··'2371 106 57 48 t513 5289

    2514 210 83 23 lis 7. 53 12 Zl50 101 57 48 3212 4665

    1953 186 147 5 91) 38 103 24 1613 119 27 55 2024 32p?

    . 353 41 7 346 6 2504

    ~~_. ____• ___ ~_. _ .. ______.-'-_ .... __..•. _ .•. " .. __ .c ____ •. 4,28

    3 4 5 6 7 8 10 II 13 14

    ~ (i) Paehmarhi 49.21 308 333 ISJO 100 740 110 107 91 14 ~32 31<1

    ~~ (iiI '" "n II '" Ii C'lltt. 9.80 151J It'~8 9546 58S0 3696 806 845 275 2411 2052 ~~ ~;m:~g 236. Pachmarchi eaott. See Paehmarhi Urban A&sIotlleratioll cr.i'r1:: 237. Pachor 25.79 1574 1578 4381 53 ,It,

    ~ :2.38. Palera 2S.s:l 1384 7916 3719 1101 995 164 1"" 512 q-r.ft 239. Pali . 20.« 21109 2889 143:lS 7441 U88 .,4 2"0 3098 1325

    10.26 2917 2921 8446 1801 "' 834 188 11. 2750 0.19 821 834 427' 2258 2011 ", 383 375 1306 101

    '.10 4870 28436 1108 1008 1144

    (~ IPIt\'Ir V9 W) (See Paua Urba~ Aa'O_tlOD)

    2.10 33614 18108 11S6 1.534 59S 109M 5118 q;;n (i) Pu:>a 1.37 5650 5123 IGS9 14000 !liU 1" 150 1~0 -nrr=r 244. Paau 15.06 31lS 34t9 ISTS7 8613 T114 1091 tt6 lSI" 1431 lsa8

    -m'iJ 245. Palau 13.03 1.508 Hi16 9233 4852 4381 6:l1 217 2615 1409

    ~ 2"'. Pa&&.llIIon. 14.96 1411 1439 1059 4340 31.' 568 555 1.514 IljO 2471 1147

    19.24 1849 10011 4725 1041 868 72 32.51 1107

    ~ 248. Pctlawacl 0.« 1351 1391 8045 4214 3831 133 141 683 641 2550 1'I1m ( nnfiA"{) 249. Pichhorc (G_lior) 2.59 1111 1228 1585 3980 3605 136 2041 116

    fil'wn: (~;) 150. Pichhorc (Shivpuri) 0.63 1291 1322 70541 34&5 136 114 2635 1749 ~ 251. Piparia S.20 4516 4709 25319 13431 11881 1144 403 9600

    ~ 252. Pip10cla 1.15 975 983 516' 2531 144 125 1425 't~ 253. Pritbvipur O.SS 2104 12163 5670 1450 12Q 135

    6.40 1506 1590 • .52 10 tt14

    6.54 2104 IUSS 7001 2 2851 1~'79 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 25 26 27

    356 61 356 61 67:)

    3784 41 7 3n7 28.5 6 2060

    2382 219 581 310 Ul 116 1 1365 57 12 167 2512 3995

    2038 999 194 307 III 122 5" 59 29 278 21'0 2759

    691 13 385 316 21S 30 2336 84 11S 4006 ti082

    1100 88 471 360 592 2486 28 111 6596

    897 136 11 13 II :u 790 11.5 47 32 1314 1850

    2123 "I IIZ7 1117 267 61 265 '8 386 7420 IC4!n

    7847 1I!19 685 57 350 138 .:lS ISS 6la7 849 IllS 279 10066 1408

    !U4 467 34 165 54 1$0 11fj J9l 26] 9244 12783

    4076 259 221 211 HI 50 3594 120 145 6710

    2Jao 611 524 496 333 168 1031 123 37 101 3609

    2140 3.98 176 23S III 62 12 1184 19 2199 3302

    2401 S&5 376 21 20S 40 5S8 429 1262 95 31 261 2848 !li73

    2050 282 504 129 212 48 1195 36 .2J28 3J.0

    73S 26 270 145 221 72 837 86 65 18S2. 31S8

    381 23 15 3S 3 1210 78 9 21 2284 3319

    5163 636 267 24 81 27 431 118 4984 467 16 72 7652 11180

    1321 428 94 173 88 13 19 647 69 88 312 1123 1949

    31fS 1'1%6 "5 (96 45 222 59 lOll 94 27 500 3.291 4597

    2405 211 IS to 329 140 211 2593 383'

    )191 171' 131 19 1752 1616 1212 70 48 260 3568 43" 430 ------2 . 4 5 .. 'I 8 10 II IS 14-

    ,,~, ~fII':t'J ~ ~'ll[ ~ 156. Raiprh See Raiaarh Urban At;alo",eration

    2B.68 13731 13873 69191 36986 32805 5578 2711 2352 24956 13234 ,fII'q: (i) Rai8l'rh 18.26 13349 13418 68060 36011 31989 5401 5008 2~91 2273 24367 13082

    ,~ 257. Raipur 5S.0~ 59119 62936 338245 176554 t 61691 15318 14105 5498 4608 118057 7.4212 ~Ff~ 258. Raisen 19.08 2857 2979 15914 8536 7378 857 771 265 196 5002 2142

    ~UI~ 259. RaJsarh 1.77 2379 145144 7934 7010 839 144 152 108 3015

    'i('~Tm.iI"~~r 260. Rajhara·JharandaUi 22.24 12168 12341 SS307 28SS4 26753 2611 2494 5793 5643 16)36 8237

    'i(nifof~ 261. Rajoandsaon 34.00 16194 86367 44765 41602 4901 4482 1"8 ISIS 30613 18238

    'i(~ 262. RajJtllJ" 3.00 6111 468 368

    ,~ 163. Ral1lallujsanj 11M2 1t41 93 91 176 1614 782

    2 •.59 2657 14313 1316 6937 138 692 11 5013 2611

    265. 11lll1lpura~~'"" Bapelall 43.31 - 1702 .,15 9907 145 691 &03 772 351

    8461 4318 41411 1101 1059

    ~ 261. Ranipura 2.5t 1665 1185 5065 641 596 i1l! 176 1848 '03

    ~ 268. llatanpur 13140 6726 6414 t4~8 US] 831 800 3344 13S6

    ,~ iI~ '«"'t.fl iti' See llatlam Urban .AaIIomeration

    ,morN ;r. ~. 2109. btl&lII C.l\. 40.87 8U61 74417 8399 1818 1888 !8016

    'i(~ (i) 111ltl&m 39.19 24189 25302. 142319 14137 68182 15S4 1044 2004 16511 34391

    ~'T 17il. Rehli 27.86 2793 2831 16343 8519 7824 1350 1161 90 71 S200 3008 "tm 211. Rowa 52.57 17642 18952. 100641 56211 -44370 4670 4323 1667 13S6 37176 18050

    .n.j'l';:[{ ~~ ~ S:e Sabalprh Urban AsKIoljlcration

    ~;r.~. Sahalsarh U.,,·. 2.49 2100 2920 1'7188 9386 7802 1502 SII 5570 2125

    2S75 2186 16219 8896 13B3 !42t 1192 39 5232 2074 ----.------"_ 431 ------IS 16 17 .18 19 20 21 22 :13 25 26 27

    17560 24048 374 53 373 72 694 234 I1SH9 2089 101 167 19325 30190

    17119 2]53 347 45 312 57 664 220 15196 2031 101 156 18851 29480

    84384 16!170 2027 561 1509 1142 10424 14559 646 10S0 915204 143711

    3975 40M 416 9 319 "4 93 31 3147 274 7 65 4554

    3648 512 233 14 126 16 141 40 3148 442 109 042041 6389

    65 3

    20510 5454 189 511 ,so 460 2]~ 18953 4154 104 tiS 24091 36020

    3().42 192 189 410 438 141 20 1735 145 271 1508

    1460 323 134 22 93 41 25 1202 183 20 55 1.01504 222

    3171 513 380 1().4 72 108 275 89 20450 212 197 4132 6227

    2357 9114 720 161 671 633 148 671 042 63 2675 3599

    ftS. '72 705 28 234 56 1162 152 93 395 21191 3012

    t4IS 195 9 3 042 2 1361 193 3 3 2123

    3269 2103 1265 860 1124 1120 98 46 781 77 51 198 3407 4113

    38327 5008 911 2J8 448 292 1502 $46 35464 3962 770 42170 68639

    4801 910 208 0431 10469 $37 32476 3764 642 765 311209 621116

    3m 1'267 657 64 196 S8 1303 1766 IS3 30 451fT

    4nZ 1163 186 1687 1176 1835 19310 2181 172 21]

    4157 203 .,10 68 59 IS 169 29 3019 91 23 85 5206 7514

    9() 2] 3927 202 761) 68 59 IS 168 29 2940 8S 4946 7096 432

    :r 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 ._------_.----- • ~ ~~~~M 273. Sapr See Sa~r Urb~n ~o ... er"t;oQ

    ~;r.'{f. Sagar U.A. S203 321t2S 33541 201479 111$63 95916 21464 HI' Ci6 18G33 46919

    ~ (0 Salar . 35.72 27940 28~91 114770 92918 818S2 18536 16652 670 64930 40:75 ~!f.'a' (ii) Sall'r Cault. 16.31 4885 4950 32109 18645 14064 2928 2514 102 13703 ~1I1r'{~~ '100 'h;~r Urb1'1 "'",~'l1ontion ~>t? ~r i\'1Jl:'N ~ ~. 274. Sagar Cantt. (Sec Sapr U.A.) Sec Sailana Urban AcalolllOl'aeioQ

    ~i\'r 275. Saija... 41!\'AT i\'. ~. Saila"" U.<\." 26') 1S1' '610 9101 4806 44955 761 71'S 514 470 294) lS43 b;r (i) S'lilaaa • 2.59 1403 143~ 8456 4360 58S 268 202 3873 tS37

    ~ 276. Sakti 907 241' 2580 U6S5 1021 689 685 342

    ~", 277. S.,.awad . 8 19 3812 387S 22027 11612 10355 871 831 S7t S61 7964 4121 ~ (,qq."", 278. SataioaU . 6.84 1533 IGtIO 81tt 4201 3904 377 329 336 ~170' 1411. .nm ~,;J!n~~., 279. Saraupb S##! S*!Ilagllfh UrbaD Aa:lomeratioD

    ~,;r.u. Sara'lprh U.A." 3.03 2169 2265 11490 5796 704 :11.2 364

    m~ (i) Sarangllrh 2(;1 1926 2011 10379 5191 5188 516 5:!7 352 340 3761 2111

    ~ 280. SaranlPur 518 2901 3066 18860 9731 9129 lUI 1109 24 20 4143 22S5

    ~-~ 2S1. SardRrPur-llaillllrh 4.48 2210 2257 13451 7001 6450 483 449 10(;1 '45 4340 250S

    ~'Il(fif~ ~~ 282. Sarnl TIlermal Power Stn. 1'. 3S 10866 11092 46st4 26295 20219 4540 2921 13843 6161

    ~'flT1:,~ ~ 283. Sat!1ll See Sarna Urban AmIIomeratloll

    ~,It:~.", Baed U.A. N.A 19016 96667 S3516 431S1 SI54 4687 1595 1400 SiS180 18sa3 mr-n 4347 (0 SIItua . 21.09 17517 18453 90476 49820 4805 1.. 55 I :l.98 WIO 173f4 ~ ~"Nt ~W, 284. Sausar See Saucar Urban A&!dOmeratlon

    m~ ;r.~ 584 S"'ls,\rU.A. I 60 2647 2802 149S4 7704 12"0 633 1735 168' 4834 2164

    ~ 2417 14038 1198 596 557 1S94 (i) sensar . 1.58 2611 6840 1564 4"'6 2696

    ~, 1238 4H2 3834 698 620 2 US4 28'. Sawer 1.14 1231

    ~-- 433

    IS 16 17 18 It 20 21 22 23 .24 25 26 27 28

    51006 10809 2259 252 671 22S 8668 7230 39408 30'J9 778 4455 5!i1779 80652

    411 . 145 82st 639.0 . 303)~ 25~1 685 412" 51380 68444

    1015' - !S27' 479 63 840 9075 541 • 93 329 11399 1%208

    2294 547 4Sa 123 3!i10 %63 207 37. 1239 1Z4 9 '1 2503 llU1

    2043 440 418 1I!i1 199 164 206 37 1220 120 9 30 2308 3626

    3517 "3 316 13 172 192 588 175 %441 353 21 97 3483 5744

    5622 7$4 254 271 104 5% 4893 S8S SI 81 5999 95JQ , 2119 %87 182 226 21 ., SO 16518 201 13 189 200$, '428

    2801 66t 307 90 4!i1 380 103 20'1 448

    %529 "5 295 75 39 309 101 J8S0 392 5 42 2657 4SS1

    4621 595 57$ 271 113 250 84 3518 345 20 1S3 SOl)O IlIl

    3393 557 530 71 3043 310 259 34 2261 142 41 III 3S1i7 5781

    14274 til 197 12 52 20 2.15 23 13810 863 211 148 11810 19t53

    26469 2490 506 49' 222 1500 428 23965 1774 280 211 26767 40443

    24377 2331) 473 64 414 196 1414 400 22056 1m 271 208 25172 3810ll

    3823 6191 63S 217 77!i1 991 741 321 1668 162 62 293 3819 S266

    3523 1501 606 205 619 811 736 321 1562 157 62 293 3613 5046

    13] 1871 303 343 262 268 1S6 48 1127 73 65 114 2176 ~417 1 RGI/86-65- 434 ------._------._- 3 4 6 1 8 10 11 12 13 14 ---_.. - '.-- --~ ------_-' - ~(tt U6. Sehore 1642 8941 9085 Sll!O 28124 24066 3853 3n7 203 158 17434 9644

    ~ %87. Semana 1027 1000 5956 3144 .2812 362 356 204 162 1632 456

    ~ 238. Sendbwa 2,32 4223 4~SO 28370 14742 13628 901 826 1134 1048 8802 4977

    ,fqTT 289. Seondha 2 93 1789 1880 11605 6328 5217 1100 856 II 10 3144 1233 ft;.r:ft 290. Sconi 8 47 9692 10025 54017 21489 25528 2234 2016 1270 1087 20536 13104

    f~ ,1ffi'I'ifT 291. Seolli-MalwlI 461 2988 J077 15862 8368 7494 fit3 597 261 222 6162 3681

    ~ ~~~~~ 292. Shabdol (See ~h ..hdol Urban A~l)meradoCl)

    ~Of.~. Shab60IU.A. 21 96 954S 9174 49631 27199 2243Z 1638 1567 1319 19646 10817

    ~ (i) S~hdol 19.92 8624 8805 44342 24416 19926 .1319 1318 1612 1235 17435 9264

    ~ 293. Sb.. hprh 15 OS 1624 16J9 8"~8 4558 3940 954 831 164 141 2449 1297

    ~ ('l'ff~) 294. Sbahpur ma., Him.. r) 33.82 1993 2082 11578 5858 5720 717 129 109 2842 1246 ~(~) 295. Shahpur. (Jabalpur) 6.65 1289 1325 7373 3920 3453 424 420 303 276 2684 1654

    ~ (q'l6m) 296. Shahp~r .. (Mandla) 29 45 1558 1596 7915 4131 240 204 953 846 2440 1124

    ~ 297. Shajapur 6.03 5692 5832 33969 17853 16116 1800 1598 108 70 1'1723 6728

    ~ 298. ShamPrh. 3.02 2402 l o1el7 7391 6626 86S 808 SI 49-'4

    ~lI"rt~ 299. Sheopur 399 5006 5121 27097 14332 12765 1633 1434 46S 404 8040 3339 ~ )00. Shlvpllri 81 11 127~9 13027 75738 41144 34594 6334 5466 1107 1022 25313 12288

    ~~ 301. ShujaJpur 774 4072 4295 .24565 13114 114" 1443 1293 40 29 8186 4177 .mfr )02. S,dhl 1010 4189 4396 19654 11311 8343 63~ 617 789 "18 2921

    19 71 4607 4842 24S99 12'103 11696 107& 1036 161.4 1S31 8043 4493

    f.r.mrq-61: ~ ~i!: q 304. Sil'lliti (sec Bilespu. Urban As,lomeration)

    .~ 3M. Sirmour 37 16 933 1117 5367 2930 2437 331 276 375 348 1527 348

    ~ 306. Sirom 0.91 4735 4933 28103 15116 13587 1739 26 31 7463

    ~ 307. Sitama u 430 1747 1786 4706 482 402 21 16 3181 .1610 ------. ------~------_ ------~-- -._. 435 ------15 16 17 18 19 20 21 II 23 24 2 5 26 27 28

    12673 1672 737 44 499 304 802 312 10635 1012 233 334 15218 llO6O

    ISS1 31S S51 94 323 183 193 ::8 10 1591 2497

    6766 1028 361 18 253 209 295 5857 7~3 38 75 7938

    306.9 156 1176 97 269 20 132 11 1492 28 9 34 3250 5087

    12766 1861 315 26 291 177 991 258 11169 1400 29 149 15694 23518

    3716 441 315 30 362 162 147 52 2832 197 34 75 4618 6978

    117&1 ltOl 54 407 178 401 79 10454 791 118 148 21182 tlJ657 1044 497 54 401 178 399 ?8 9354 734 84 147 13675 18135

    1209 346 IS 54 33 535 510 1274 126 34 302 2315 2954

    llB7 749 319 1401 1621 7.5 25 1062 134 23 113 2548 3531

    1797 312 4211 71 364 177 89 10 915 54 15 30 210& 3111

    1912 460 688 286 132 61 181 23 !HI 90 63 113 2156 3231

    7923 972 696 45 532 114 5S ~44 143 202 9782 14942

    3396 481 496 125 272 204 154 N74 134 110 294 3885 58S1

    6564 482 552 16 169 18 2i3 22 5SS0 426 12 7756 12231

    18568 1609 1582 137 469 213 372 54 1205 90 131 22486 32704

    ,940 1053 552 80, 4116 297 at 45!15 448 169 7086 10229

    5139 534 312 25 366 161 .515 49 3946 29!l 122 135 6050 7674

    6051 1592 5&3 85 826 640 760 3902 us 308 6704 9796

    534 408 76 U8 3~0 159 690 110 16 31 1329 1872

    1118 8S6 107S 31 2N 26 3.55 S664 70S 166 38!) 7632

    2337 430 396 212 214 69 212 20 1515 129 67 t71 28tO 4105 ._------_ 3 4 s 6 7 8 10 12 f3 14

    2.90 2807 2863 15642 8216 7426 921 832 143 100 3114

    1.37 1793 1811 10377 5485 770 658 19 3586 1891 UPnr m 310. Seyatkalan 107 1367 un 8899 4339 no 472 39 2S25 874

    ~ 311. Surajpur 10.36 1399 1509 7477 3523 193 178 375 2389 1211

    0.26 1472 8118 4:145 3933 280 241 11 13 2551 120!11

    n~ sn. Takhatpur. 8.44 1964 2086 11858 6088 5710 781 118 107 81 3838 206~

    tmf 314 Tal . 1.:14 1655 1567 8502 4323 4179 374 345 3 2186 11t6

    1.45 2701 2115 15831 8286 1551 1245 1101 u SISO 2531

    trt~ "6. Thandla 0.39 1451 1472 8453 4387 236 208 3175 2091

    iN.~ 317. Tlkamaarh 6.22 1007 22335 20019 2868 2631 '32 1N49 7341 ~ \.nm~~lq 318. nkul'l Seo MUf'oQr& Ur'bllu A.IOIIIffttio(l

    ftr.ru-iRu 319. TildaneWB 16.44 2504 150&9 159 ,,5 203 .851 2753 ta1I'VtT 320. Timanli 8.08 1860 1904 10557 5557 5000 704 II. 3928 228'

    321. TirodiMil"'" J 8.81 2368 2412 11203 5508 811 831 1641 166.l

    ~j 322. Udaipur. 13.71 1231 1311 7618 4097 3521 401 374 175 2Oi7

    \Pih ~ ~~ See UJj•• Urbloll 4qiolllOratioa Ujj&iQ U.A. 14.18 47640 48475 lan03 148148 U40S5 20981 IllS '11lS ~114 ~ (i) UjjaiG 71.33 46978 22413 1170 J9S4 117831 62802

    ~ 324. Umafla 12.68 2829 2938 15667 8207 1460 830 711 1346 1m 4664 .88S

    10.71 1956 2132 11979 6250 5729 U59 lUO 193 U8 31351 1591 Mwrr "1 . 326. Vldisha 5.P 1176 119S6 "521 35414 30107 41H 3619 271 :us 2C040 14215

    4i(lll:1 ..ot ~ 327. Wara _al 6.10 3312 3460 9091 838% .10 861 494 471 67tt 4256

    ·Note-''Tho asterisk mark sho'7lll apillSt 'he town repr_nb tho Uta ortllo cOllStituent town wltHae arowth" 437

    15 16 17 18 III 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28

    )578 460 242 11 110 IS 351 1S3 2869 281 14 11 4624 695S

    2441 335 261 24 282 139 94 37 1804 135 85 87 2959 4470

    2126 509 744 157 262 12() 25 970 65 217 921 2217 2909

    2031 443 26 12 S) 1492 105 257 184.. 3123

    2101 249 442 43 195 75 84 19 1380 112 10 145 2134 3539

    2843 1175 56) 270 544 500 424 235 131l 210 11 10 3234 4585

    2202 436 597 131 218 152 200 57 1187 96 60 199 2061 3444

    3767 704 585 56 64 447 163 52 238$ 149 19 65 4500 6782

    1835 222 195 20 61 43 1!J6 120 HI 2518 3733

    976 149S 1178 21S 89 488 611 1395 588 12834 17931

    3752 1692 417 40.4 35!J 105 80 2171 646 28 42 3749 5826

    2434 312 253 250 148 23 1864 176 31 3092 4S6!l

    2412 1393 140 95 77 46 38 26 21S1 1226 90 125 3193 3990

    184-3 305 lOI 2 427 154 125 30 990 119 21 41 2233 3175

    8342 1812 221 1400 727 2458 801 62025 6593 650 79803 125012

    66696 8194 1579 215 1114 608 2456 801 61S47 6570 648 613 78780 123523

    3783 $48 459 100 159 125 150 65 3015 258 119 258

    2943 982 491 81 156 151 836 514 1460 236 29 83 3278 4664

    15744i 1~82 1315 370 106 531 129 13530 1296 121 282 19S47 2a2.U

    4159 65 161 51 466 289 3161 440 77 844 48SS 6893

    ~I APPENDIX I

    ---~------2 3 4 "fi1t ~~ij;~ ------~ ~ ;m;rn:r 21 .. District ~ ~~ lI.~ si. Name of Town with Tahsil Babai 32fV Hoshangabad Hoshangabad No. Location Code 22 qTit ~ ------.roft ~ 1 2 3 4 Badi 30fV Daraily Raisen ---~-- _------.-- 23 ~T ft§~ fG;;;;crT~ 1 'A"ftl<: ~ ""~ Badkuhi 36/VIII Chhindwara Chhindwara Agar 19/IIl Agar' Shajapur 24 ~~ ~ ~;;j;r 2~ ~ Jft Badnagar lS/V Badnagar Uijain Ahiwara 43{II Ours Durg 25 ~ ~ S'R: 3~ ~ rmT Badnawar 22/1 Badnawar Dhar Ajaigarh 9/1 Ajaigarh Panna 26 ~ ~ 4~ ~<:: ~ ~ 19/VII Agar Shajapur Akaltara 4{)jIll Janjgir Bilaspur Badod 27 ~ 5 ~T f~ ~ ~ ~ Akoda 2/VI Bhind Bhind Basbabra 44/X Mabasamund Raipur 28 iiI1"'f ~') aT'( 6~ 1Il.~ ~ Akodia 19/V Shujalpur Shajapur Bash 22fV11 Kukshi Dhar 29 ~ ~ ~ 7~ ~ ~ Alampur 2/IX Lahar Bhind Bagli 20/VI BagJi Dewas 30 f~ ~'hrr 8 qf~ m~ ~m ~ .. AJitajpur 2IIV Alirajpur Jhabua BaJ1r:unthpur 13fV S~our Rewa 31 ,,~ 9 ~ ~ ~ ~~'$t ~ Alet 17/IV Alot Katlam Baikunthpur 39/IV Baikilllthpur Sarguja 32 ~ ~ 'if1<'I'llrn; 10 ~ ~ mAT­ Amarpatan 12JVlll Amarpatan Satna BaIaghat 38/III Balaghat Balaghat 33 ~ 11 ~T ~ ~ ~~~ ~ Amarwarll. 36/XVIII Amarware. Chhindwarll. Balod 43/IX Sanjari Balod Durg 34 ;fflm Ifl'm: ;r.:rm ;rrnn; mIF 12 $l'AIll ~ lJ!ifT Balada Bazar 421/1 Baloda Bazar Raip1.lr Ambah 111 Ambah Morena 35 13 ij(l;j'lil$< II'11ftt ~ ~ m~ ~'"It Damor 1jVIII Morena Morena Ambikapur 39/11 Ambikapur Surggja 36 Iif~ Iif~ mm: 14 ~ ~~ ~ Banda 10/III Banda Sugar Amla 3I/IY Multai Hetul 37 ~ '8"~ 15 ~ ~~ ~r.r ~ Darrsagar 14fXV Sohagpur Shahdol AmIai 14/VII Sohagpur Shahdol 38

    4,39 440

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4 - ---~- ----~---~ ~---~ 43 iIT~ amit<:r f

    64 f~ f~ 1J;.W 87 ~ fomn: ~ Bijeypur I/V Bijeypur Morena Dabra 3 ! H Pichhore Gwalior ,

    65 ~ ~.~ ~)<'f 88 ~il: ~'tii: ~ Bijuri 14/XII Sohagpur Shahdol Damoh II/II Damoh Damoh

    6(1 f~ ~ fanmr~ 89 ~ ~~T ~ Bilaspur 40/VI Bilaspur Bilaspur Dam I:a 36/XIV Chhindwara Chhindwara 44J

    -.------~2~------~3~------~4------_ 2 3 4 90~ ~ ~ 114 ~ 'T~ N-~ Datia Datia Datia 4/1 Gohad 21m Gohad Bhind 91 ~ ~ ~ 115 1ft

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    138 ~'( Ii11IF ~ 1 6 2 .r.m1l't.lT f'l9)'( ~ Jashpurnagar 41/1 ]ashpur Raigarh Khaniadhana 5/V Piehhore Shivpuri

    139 "'!'f~ ~ ~ 163 ~ ~ ~ Jataehhapar 36/XV Chhindwara Chhindwara Khargapur 7/V Tikamgarh Tikamgarh 140 IIRIm 1IRI'm ~ 164 ~ ~ ]atara 7/IU ]atara Tikamgarh Khargaone 24/X Khargone 141 \1mR IIl'm ~lt 165 ~ ~ '(IlI'IIf Jawad 16/11 Jawad MaDdsaur Kharsi. 41/11 Raigarh Raigarh 142 ",!1IT 1fTit1lT m,.r 166 ~ ~ tlfrw Jhabua 211m Jhabua Jhabua Khateg&oD 20/VII Kbategaon Dewas 143 ~ ~ ~ 167 ~ Alfr ~..fir1n' Jhagrakhand 39/V1 Manendragarh Surguja Khetia 24/XII Sendhwa W~t-NiPlllt 144 ~ ~ ~ 168 f~ ~ ~ Jirapur 26/V1 Khilchipur Rajgarh Khitehipur 26/1 Khik:hipur Rajgarh 145 ~ iIi'Rl: Ifrl1'IT 1 69 fiI'diInn {W .~Il' Jobat 21/IV Jobat Jhabua Khirkiya 32!XI Harda Hosbangaba d 146 lIftu W ~iIT 170 ~ u~ ]oura 11m Joura Morena Kb~ner 26/VIll 'Uiifil'Rajgub Rajgllm

    147 ~ ~ ~ 171 ~t ~t ~lIt Kailaras t/Vnl Sabalgarh Morena Idiurai 10tlt Kh'lrai Sagar

    148 ~ ~ ~ 172 f~ ~W1 ~~ Kanker 45/1 Kanker Bastar Kirandul 45/111 D.lDtewara :8altar

    149 ~ ~ ~ 173 ~w ili'R:r(,,(~ """1'( Rannod 20/V Kannod Oewas Kolaras 5/111 Kolaras Shivpwi

    150 ~ ~ tmr 174 Ifi~tlf ...~tltor n

    151 ~ ~ 175 ~ifT 'Ii'Atu Kareli 34/UI NarsiDlhapur Narsimhapur Korba 4JIU Katghora 152 ;;Ru ~ f~ 176 m f~ fir.frqt Karera 5/1 Karera Shivpuri Kota 40/ID BilasJ)ur Bilasl'ur 153 ~ ~ ~-f.t~ 171 I!;'Td1lT ~ Kasrawad 24/V Kasrawad W~t-NiD1ar Kotma 14/1V Sh'lhiol

    154 Ifi~"t IfmI' ~ 178 ~ Ft IlI'rt Kataogi 33/VII Patan ]abalpur Kukshi 21./V Kl1kshi D~ar

    155 ~ ~ ~ 179 PiI1't1 ;;_1l Katangi 38/1 Wara,coDi Balagbat Kumhari 43/1Y D"rlJ

    1 5 6 lfi'lI1If IIi'I'IIf 180 7jmnr 1f~ q('j"" Kawardha 42/1 Kawardha RajDandgaOD Kl1rasi a 39/YII M'ln.:ndragarh Surgq;a

    151 ~ ~ ~ 181 fUlt ~'llTf i Khaeharod 18/11 Khachrod Uiiain Kurwai 27/11 K',"wa

    158 ~ ~ ~lf 182 ~ ~~ ~ Khalragarh 42/1n Khairagarh RajnaDdgaoo Kvmore 33/1 Murwara Ja ba Jpur

    16 9 lI\I!'t'Itt ~ ~ 183 ~ Khajuraho 8/VI Cbhatarpur Chhatarpur Lah'lf ,,/IV 0AIiIT(r.r fu«t 160 WIIfun ~ ~ 1 84 'I1AIu" Khamaria 33/XII Jabalpur ]abalpur Lakhnadon 37/1 Lakh'ladOD S~on;

    161 Wro ~ anf 185 -.rNt ~ ~~ Khandwa 25/1 Khandwa Khandwa Laundi t'/VIII Laund; Cbhatarpllr 443

    1 2 3' " 210 :tt.'lf ~W fW;;ro~T ~i;;n 186 Wrd'rw-r ~ M')rena 1 III MH'ena M'"rna Lodhikhera 36JX111 SlUSar Chhindwara 211 ~Tt 11~ ~ ~T~~ ~~T 187 "II'~ M:lIta; 31/IU M~Haj B.}t1.J Madbogarh I2/VI Raghuraj- S~tna .nT Ti.f'111',· nasar 212 ~• MU!ldi 2S/lV K1L'ljNJ Blit-Nimu 188 1f{l<11li2,'t 9<11:~ 'IRR:~ Maharajpur SIN Chbatarpur Chl13 ta rpUr 213 ~t"ifiTWr ~iiTcr.i'I ~, MUTtP'.!" Ii 6N MUlLoli GU'll 189 'Iqf~~ 1i~~~ ~ ...... Mahasamund 44/VI Mahaaamund Ra;pur 214 ~~I ~ihfr mrTU!~ MU'lgp.li 4'J/V Mnl~li BilasP'lr 190 ~ ~ qf~-f;I1n" Mahesbwar 24/II1 Mlh~shwar W,}st-Nimar 215 tL'ifl'(T 1!.~1l "~ Murwara 311III MlrlV.lra hbaJpur 191 ~~ ~~ ~ Mabidpur 18/1 Ma hid pur Uijain 216 0If'l1f1' Iilj'if()Ic '3',h Nagda IS/VI K'l1;hJfod (]jjain i(!; ~{< milt, .'3 Maibar 12/IV Maihar Satna 217 ;fJ1iR ~ ~cAT Nagld 12/11 NJgIOd SLtU], __."tifF f$ ~ 193 1ia;!f;;r iilfT M.ajlloli 33/XIll Sihora labaJpur 218 ;rtrl~ N.tiSlrhi llllll MIU11:Ji RJwa 194 ~~ ~'i< 19}VI11 Sbajapur $hajapur 219 ~m~"l'< '3It;;rif"< fif'.;n~ Ma~ti Naila-larjgjr 4'JJXI. lan,jir Bilaspl'r 195 - 1I'~q 1IJ~ 1l~' Mall\arg3rh 16/VI Malhargara Mandsaur 220 ~1.'< .q.." if""l N.!inpur 351m ML1Jh MIljla 196 lATm IATm 1i~ 221 ~« vr;n2,'t MIl nilIII 1600 Manasa Mandsaur ifR" NaJkhera 19/Il SU8DO- S11japur 197 1I'iI'I'~ 'IAT~ trr< ;!m;QUJ1lf ~ Mana war 22/1V Manawar Dhar 222 11~1iJ ... Narayangara 16ND M'l}b:u'Suh MaDdsaur 198 ~ ~m Jir.rr Mandla 35/Il Mandla Mandla 223 OR~ ~ on:fir~ NdISimhapur 34/1 M:u'Simh].pur Marsimha- 199 ~ 1Itm qf'Q'iA-f.T11r" pur Mandkshwar 24/lV Mah"shwar West-Nimar 224 ;r ,.fiIWJ, ~, '(f;jflf, 20(1 lliftR JI;;Nrt JI~ Narsi!1guh 26/VI Nlrsing1rb R,lj.ub Mandsaur 16/1X Mandsnur Mandsaur 225 il6rc 232 'll;(\';;rr..-If (~'1iI) ~, ~ ,88 PrI(Pn ~ f'\~ N.,wroubad J4/II Bandhos].r~ Shlhdol M;booa 2/Vlll Lahar B.od (KhodaI1llanla) 201 ¥T<- f'lt mf1m: 233 1II'R~1ti

    2 3 4 -----_.- .2 3 " 234 arit~~~lIl. ~nl1:i ~ 256 'T'q'IJ, ~1I1I'f 'UlItJl ~) R'Ijgub 41/m R~iglrb R'Iillrb Ordntln~e F3CtOry 33/11 MUtwOlrn Jabalpu.. Area. Katni 257 1:T~ ~ 1:T~ R'3.ipur 44/Vl R1ipur R'3.ipUr 235 ~ I{MIrTarr?t ~~ 258 Pachmarhi 32/VI SJh3gpUr H 1sb3ng'l- 1:Tm 'Um 1:Tm l)ld Raisen 301l R1isen R'lisen 259 236 ~R ~lj~ ,{)$Jrarrll 1:T~I' 1:T~ 1:T~ P:lchmarhi C:tntt 32/Vn SJhagpur Hoshang'1- R!ljg:uh 26/ll Rljglrb R'ljglrh bad 260 1:T~1m: ... ~ ;n~ ~ R'Ijhara Jharan 237 q:;ffi m"ttr~ "(T~ 43/X Balod Durg Pachore 26/Vm Sarangur Rajgarh Dalli 261 1:T~lif 238 ~ ~r ii'fill'f'lJ 1:T~1filf 1:T~J'!r Palera 7/VI Jatara Tikamguh R'Ijnandluon 42/V R'ljaand!l1on R1jnandgaon 262 239 Ifl

    254 ,,~ 1:TQ'~ ~l'I' 217 ~1R ""'-1 ~~. Raghogarh 6/IV Rsghogarb GUDa S:mawad 24111 Barwaba Wellt.Nin.ar

    255 7l~'1'f mfR m'f'" 278 ~"",.n qr~ 1:T~ Rahatg'lrh IO/Vl Slglr Sagar S'lraipali 44}lV Mahasamund R.aipur ------_ ... - ~-.------~ ---- ~------. -- 44S

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    279 '31~' ~ mwm ~ S~rangarb ~J/IV Sarangarh 33/VI Sihora Jabalpur

    280 '3'Jiq~ '31'~~ 'Ul5I1JiJ 3 0 4 firdlril" fir","~ ~ Sl rangpur 26/V Sarangpur Rajgarh S;rg1ti 40/VlI Bilaspur Bilaspl1r 1 281 U1:m~-'Ul5I1J' fJT'( 305 ~ ~ 00 Slrdarpt1r- 22{ll Dhar Sirmour 13/ll Sinnour Rewa Ra.igarh 306 ~ ftn:T>if 282 ~11:.rr ~ 1fT'R ~ ..... Iwr ~i£ Sironj 27/l Siro~ Sun; Thermal 3I/V BetUi Betul ~a; Power Station 307 «"hn1f3i ~ Sitamau 16/X Sitam"lu Mlnt"s3ur 283 ~1tT . ~.~ 308 «~ "'"~~ (~~ Suna 12/1 RM'buraj­ SJh3.IJPur 32!1l S>h"lgp:lt Hosh:tngl­ nagar bad 284 ~ ~ fFim~ 309 «m.'19 ~<;w ~orltl' Sausar 36/XT Smur Cbhi:\dwa ra Smkatcb lO1I1 S.mkatoh" Dewas 285 m~ ~ ~ 310 ~cr ~ ~ lII1li1l1' Sawer 23/l Slwer Indore S)yat Kalan 19/IX SIlS'1.er Shajapur U1:J{;;;T 286 ~ il~ il~~ 311 ~~ ~ sebOre 29/1 Sehore sehore S.Jrajpur 39Jm S'lrajpur S:1rgtija f~ -(r~ 312 wrln ~ m;;rJ'7:< 287 19/1 St\,ner S':l'lja pur U/l Sirmour Rewa SU'iller V.nT qf"""~,, 313 8'~ m.rr~.. ~.. _288 ~ 4'JJIV Bi]asp:lt BHasp:&r Sendhwa 14/XI S:ndhwa Wcst-Nima:r Takhatpur 314 ~ ~ WorI1'I' 289 ~, i~t ~ Tal 17/1 Alot R'ltlam S~ndha 4{ll S~ondba Dat;a ftrlr;fr fu;r-it ~ 315 crU.,T Q"{T;IT ~ 290 Ujjain S::oni 37/ll S'oni S'on; Tarana 18Jm Tarana 316 ~ 'fmrT 29 1 ftrIfii'r-1I1 ~ firim-~ ~~ ~ Seon;Malwa 32/V1ll S,oni-Malwa Hosbanga­ Thandla 21/1[ Tlnndla JhabllB bad 317 ~ it~ ~'1hallPur Sb:lh:loI 318 f!lr.U 'iil~ Tikuri 33JV Jabalpur 293 '"till ~ ~ Shahgarh 1(l1X Banda Sagar 319 ftr~ml -;;~ 'U"lI'lt' Tilda Nowara 44{llI Raipur R3ipur 294 ~ ~~ ~-f.t"", Sbahpur '2SlIv Bl1rbanpur East-Nimar 320 f~rn ~ ~"j1fj'C Timarni 32/lX Harda Hoshanga­ tmor ~~ 295 ~ bad Sbah\1ura 3l(XV Patau Jabalpur fiRm ~ 321 ftr~ IlTUftrm ~ 286 ~ 38JIV Wara S:lOni Balaghat Shabpura 3SJIV Niwas Mandla Tirodi 322 ~ ~ 1JlriI';r 297 ~ ~1~ "nI~ 30/Vl UhipJra R3isen $hajapur 19/IV Shabjapur Shajalur Uilaip:lta 323 ~ ~ ~ 298 ~ ~ ~lt Sha.mgarh 16JX[[ Guoth M:1nlsaur Ujjain 18/IV Ujjain Ujjain 334 ~Rlfi' ~ ~ 290 ~ ~ ~t"'T Shoopur I/VI Sheopur MClrell3 Umaria 141I Bauiil-lg"lrh Sh::dol orPl'le 'U'CA'T 300 f~ ~ ~ 325 ~ Shivpuri SIII Sb;vpur Sbivpuri Unohahra 12{llI Nagod S3.tna 326 Nfm Rim 301 ~ ~"{ ... ~~ fiIrmrr Shujalpur 19/VI Sb~aJ),Iur S!njapur Vidisha 27JIV Vi<1i:ih'l Vidisha 302 mil' 'ilq «H16 ~ir 327 ~ftrIm ~firer;ft itf~ ,idh; Ut[ Glludbanall Sidh; Waraseoni 38/II \varas.-oni Balagh3t ------_._----- ~I1 APPENDIX n ~ it ~ iIm'f 1Ii"r ~ (1981) Towns arranged ac::ording to population size (1981)

    '$lI' ;rq'{ iIIT ilTlf m'lfit ~ I 2 3 4 ~ Nltme of Town if~~- P\lpulation --r.- 18 ~" m~1i Dewas 91 83,465 'IIlI ft« Sl. SI. No. 19 IliRIiIT 175 &l,38! No in state Korba alphabetiaal 20 ~ order. Mandsaur 200 77,603 1 2 ;4 4 21 ~ Damoh &8 76,758 1 ~ Indore 128 829,327 22 Jil~ MhowCantt. 206 76,037 2 ~ Bhopal 61 671,()l8 23 f~ Sh1vpurj 300 75,738 3 iftiI'!t 24 Ja"-Ipur 130 M9,085 fFPr~ Chhindwara 81 15,178 ~ f1f_ (lwalior 118 539,015 'U " Bhind 60 74,S!,' 5 ~ 26 "{PI1rf Raipur 257 338,245 R,aigarh 256 69,791 6 f~, 27 BhilaiIUlgar 58 319,450 l!'.~ Morena 210 69,864 1 ~ ;fr'lf'l' Ujjain 323 28 282,203 N.::emuch 227 68,8!} 8 fil'ilT~ 29 f.tlm Bilaspur 66 179,791 Vidjsha 326 65.521 9 wr~ 30 Sagar 273 174,770 ~iIT Guna 111 64,657 10 "(ft<'n1r 31 Ratlam 269 ~ 155,578 JagialptJr 132 63,632 11 ~(1~ 3_ ~m Burhanpur 69 14!J,986 ltarsi .~, 63.541 U sat 33 ~iA Durg 105 118,597 Jabalpur Calltt. 131 61,026 ft'ln 13 ;)4 "fr'l;n Khandwa 161 114.725 Nagda 216 $6,602 11, lim 35 perU Rewa 21l 100,641 _iIT Ohamtari 95 55,797 U $atna 35 ~m:mii ~~~ 96,667 lif.ajhara rllar"" ..dalli 7(1'0 55,.301 11 ~ 3., ftr"fil"r :Mud wa ra 215 90,589 Seoni ~20 ~4,O17 17 ~iIiI" i'liri

    446 441

    2 3 4 2 3 4 1

    63 (~~~-(f(~) 39 ~ ~ Khargone 164 '2,749 Dhanpuri (Nargada-Hari-Dafai) 97 29,851 40 \fI(r( 64 ~<: Sehore 286 52,190 Ashoknagar 19 28,736 65 ~ 41 .. ~~ Chhatarpur 80 51,959 Sfronj 306 28,703 .42 ~ 66 crlturT Shahdol 29.% 49,631 Pa~jhurna 242 28,436

    43 ~ 67 ~ Datia 90 49,386 Sendhwa 288 28,370 44 8:'1<: 68 ~ bhar 98 48,870 Barwani 42 27,769

    46 III'NU 69 1Itf~i:c( Jaora 137 41,548 M'lhu:lDlUnd 189 27,122 46 GftI:(T 70 ~ Khamaria 160 47,192 Sheopur 299 27,097 71 ~~, .t7 m:arr m IfIl("( ~~ Sarni Thermal Power Station 282 46,514 D.)ngugarh 103 25,772 48 {~ancr 72 ~Fl<: "l<:mrzrr Hoshanga bad 125 46,300 DongarPan~a 104 15,459 49 .~ 73 fiNft~1 Betul 48 46,293 Pipar'a 251 25,319 .... 50 it'PI~lJ 14 't<:t Tikamgarh 311 42,354 Khurai 171 24,7~5 51 ;ft;n-~~ 75 ~T Bjna-Etawa 61 41,831 Sihora 303 24,599 52 8If~~ 76 "111m Ambikapur 13 38,291 Amla 14 24,580 77 53 ~ !!pIT~ Harda 120 37,693 ShujalplJr 331 24,565

    54 ~ 18 ~ Mandla 198 37,539 Badnagar 24 23,925

    55 t'l..tfQ1lT 79 iI'RI'( Kurasia 180 36,712 Barwaha 41 _23,597

    56 ~~ 80 t1Ts.:

    57 m;on~ 81 ...m Shajapur 297 33,969 Champa 73 22,996 58 qiiIf 82 im'l1l<: Panna 243 33,674 Nepanagar 228 22,609 S9 .-.ro 83 ~ Dabra 87 33,421 Charoda 78 22,328

    60 mr.<: iA' 8{ ~iR SagarCantt 274 32,709 S'lnawad 227 22,027

    61 mzrq'1'U 85 ~ Bhatapara 54 3:>,825 Khaaharod 151 22,006

    62 ~. 86 ;(.~ Basoda 43 30,234 Mungeij 214 21,245 448 ------2 3 4 1 2 3 4 --- 87 ~ III Ii'". Maihar 192 20,261 At\iad 16 ,17,225

    88~ 112 ~ Gohad 114 20,176 Sabalgarh 272 17,188

    89 'Ilfwr( 113 fttt Amlai 15 :n,J,S1i D~ori 91 17,129 90 ;mrt 114 IIi'nIf lamaj 135 19.896, Kawardha 1S6 17,037 91 mil 115 ~iR Sidhi 302 19,654 Morar Cantt. 209 16,847

    92 ~ 116 IITpr Asbta 2() 19,619 Jhabua 142 16,777

    93 ~~ 117 ~ Garhakota 108 19,589 Nowgoug 231 16,658 94 ~~ 118 ~~ Manendragarh ~Ol 19,265 Ahiwara 2 16,643

    95 ~r 119 'l)1m~ Biaora 62 19,201 Gobra-Nawapara 112 16,427 96 f'lr.'l'li m 120 ~ B!l.ilai Kalan 57 18,870 RehU 270 16,343 97 ~~~ 121 f~f1,tI Sl.fangpur ~n 18,860 Chirmiri 84 16,303

    98 ~ 122 'AI1J1: Agar 18,530 Panagar 240 16,253 99 ~ 123 ~ Kymore 182 18,49J Kukshi 178 16,164

    100 ~~ 124 ~ Be8amganj 44 18,314 Kareli 151 16,131- - 101 ~ 125 ~ Mahidpur 141 18,099 Raisen 258 15,914 102 ;f~.. t;m\l~ 126 fM-'IIT~ Naila-Janjgjr 219 17,8815 Seoni-Malwa 291 16,862

    103 -;}'U~ 127 ~ l,lisajpur J 17.880 Tarana 315 15,837

    ~".( ~ 128 ~ NainJJUr 220 17,846 Pasan 244 15,787 lOS f~ 129 ,,'~ Tikuri 318 17.763 Joura 146 15,740 106 'I'm~ 130 fi!R~ Waraseoni 327 17,673 Kirandul 172 15,710 107 ~ 131 :a"lftlR Narsingarh - 224 17,572 Umaria 324 15,667

    108 ~ 132 ~~ Ambah 12 17,381 Sohagpur 308 15,642 '\' 109 "~R 133 11",,~ Konciagaon 174 17,279 Manawar 197 15,5S1

    110 WI 134 IirlTm Hatta 124 17;256 Mana sa 196 15,541 449

    - -. --- -r- -- 2 3 4- 2 3 -4 --- __ --l.-____ ----- 1'35 1{,.mf 159 ~ Muttai 211 15,43' Ratanpllr 268 13,140 t:}6 ili{1

    142 ~~'U ) 66 ~ Bemetara 45 14,661 Bania 36 12,569

    143 ~ 167 'Itt< 'Alol 9 1~,400 Bhander 51 12,543 144 ~ 168 ~ Pali 239 14.335 Chanderi 75 12.528 145 UII'gU 169 '!om: (; R.ampura 264 14,313 Burhar 70 12.401

    H6 ..m:r.fe;rn" 170 ;;rTiR Chhota-Chhindwara 82 14,203 Jawad 141 12.368

    147 ~ ) 71 ~ Sbamgarh 298 ]4,107 Kharsia 165 12,342

    \48 ~TIr<'il 112 ~~\if Mungaoli 211 13,859 Chacbaura Binaganj 72 ]2,219

    149 173 ~tirN(~) Sakti 276 13,66:' Nowrozabad (Khodargama) 232 \2,202

    ISO -~iiI{U 114. ~, a 27 13,5,72 Bagbahr Prithvipur, 253 12,163 151 ~m 175 ~T (Gj~) Chikhali Kala,n 84 13,510 Xatangj (Jabalpur) ]54 12,t55 152 ~~ tJbamnod 94 13,4% 176 ~ Uncltchara 325 11,979 153 ~-~GI'll' Sardarpur-Rajgarh 281 13,451 ) 77 firarm Bijawar 63 11,954 15 ... ~:r; R.abatgarh 255 13,355 178 ~ Takbatpur 313 11,858 155 \lA$U 179 I{lRTn Bhanpura 52 l3,349 Jhagrakband 143 ll.8S1 ;rt'(tft " 1 56 180 ifo't(r i Bargi 39 13,346 Karera 152 11,762 181 IIIiziT (iIi~) 157 GIhIR 0.748 DamOr 3S 13,295 Katangi (Bataghat) 155

    182 158 m;;r ~ 122 11,713 Mauganj 204 13,242 Harsud ------1 &01/86-67 450

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    183 ~ 207 f~ Seondha . ;l89 11,605 Khilchipur 168 10,101 184 Wlit~t.(~-f.r~) 208 ~ Shahpura (East-Nimar) 294 U,578 Patbaria 247 10,011 185 ~ 209 &l~t'N~'H Maheshwar 190 11,566 Hatpiplaya 123 9,995

    186 ~~ 210 If>UUlR Lahar 183 11,503 Kasrawad 153 9,9113 187 ~t:11l 211 'II~ Sarangarh 279 11,490 Bbikangaon 56 9,971

    1.&& ~ 'H~ ~-~ Amarpatan 10 11,453 Oarhi Malchra 109 9,947

    189 ~ 213 mw'q'O, Arang 18 11,336 Sitamau 309 9,920 190 orq-rm 214 '(I'~~ Badnawar 25 11,282 Rampur-Bagbetan 265 9,'07 191 IJrzr 215 ~ Kota 176 11,235 Bijuri 65 Q,880 192 ftrittl' 216 fWR't Tirodi 321 11,203 Diodori J02 9,859 193 qf~m: 217 ~ Jasbpurnagar 138 11,142 Badkuhi :r~ Q,827 194 ~I

    196 IIim1IT 220 ~ Kotma 177 10,949 Anuppur 17 9,728 197 ~fiNr 221 ~ Bcrasia 47 10,835 Ragbogarb 254 9,598 198 ~ 222 ~~ Nagod 217 10,831 Gaurella ])1 9,571 199 ~ 223 q'l'1fiT R Garoth 110 10,740 Pachmarhi Cantt. 236 9.546

    200 ~ 224 ~r Beohari 46 10,683 Jatara 140 '9,536 201 .fuzrr 225 ~~ Khctia 167 10,581 Tklchra 127 9,506

    202 mrorr 226 ~~ Timami 320 10,557 Sailana 275 9,101

    203 f.ro1f\" 227 ~ Niwari 230 10,462 Pachore 237 9,2117

    204 ~"r.r

    205 ~ 229 qwr Kannod 149 10,222 Patan 245 9,233 206 1ft 230 ~ Mau 203 ]0.18S Kumhari 179 9,181 ------~ ------~ 451 1 2 3 " 1 2 \ 3 4 :81 ~rw 255 i['('Qt(Oj'lq; Narayangarh 222 8,391 Kolaras 173 9,157 .~. 232 ::;ffi;"lIT 256 iIi'lNifiJ Chanelia 76 9,140 Ajaigarh 3 8,31i7 233 ~ 257 ~ .K.I:mtaphod .. 150 9,lOS Depalpur 92 8,347 { 258 4 234 ~ I &< .. \1(4 " Dbaramquri 100 9,063 DharaIqjaigarh 99 8,309 235 ~\ 259 ~. Butaria 71 8,989 Hanumana 119 8,182 236 ~"'t 2'60 ~ Mak.

    23& ~}11 262 ~ " Damua 89 8,911 Pathalgaon 246 8,059 239, m-«1f;1iIt 263 ~ Soyat Kalan 310 8,899 Petlawad 248 .8,045 240 0lI'.. ',z;f\" ~ 264 ~F= ~;-;r~t(r Bijeypur 64 7,954 New Kani R!y, Jn, Area 229 8,897 265 ~ 241 1JnTrlll Sawer 285 7,946 Mad~lOgarh .187 8,845 266 ~ 242 ~)' Mandleshwar 199 7,937 Uun:ii 18S 8,772 267 <[WeI '243 JI1l".:ft Patera 238 7,936 ~ajtoli 193 8,718 268 4fI~f(~) 244 ~;~r.. Shahpura (Mandla) ,296 7,935 Lakhuacion 184 8.687 269 lIi..,'I'R 2~5 '';;R¥T ' Mhowgaon 207 7,775 Nalkheda 221, 86,81 270 1iRRl1' 246 ·fllWTofr • Bhaurasa 55 7,770 Mihona 208 8,670 271 ~ 247' mur 266 8,467 275 fiIlm: (~) 251 {1tT« Pichbore' (Gwalior) 249 7;585 Ichha\¥&r 126 8,461 276 r.. ; 293 iil"if<'iT ~1I\nir;ft Bagli 29 6,828 Gandhi Sagar Hydel Colony 107 5,294

    2094 ~ 318 6,635 ~ Jobat 145 Clthuikhadan 83 5,264 295 ~ 319 1I1JI1it Daboh 86 6,628 Bhamodi • 50 5,208 298 ;j'j'iJ'iq 320 ~ Gogaon 11' 6,610 Piploda 252 .5,079 297 ~~ (~~'3fT) 321 ;rur Baikunthpur (Surguja) 3J 6,530 Bagb 28 5,065 32"2 298 lp~ ~ Khujner 170 6,483 Ranipura 267 5,065 323 29~ "1:'rd'l1i~ ~ Lodhikbera 1SV 6,437 latacbhapar 139 4,698 300 ~ 324 .~~) Mangawan 201- 6.312 Khajuraho 159 4,680 325 'lii'm 301 a;r~ Alampur 1 6,211 Panara 241 4.216 302 onvmt'm: 326 omiTRi1<: Ban.'Iapl' 31 6,181 Naya Baradwar 226 '),772 303 ~ 327 ~ Bhitakhcdi 59 6,078 Pacbmarbi 235 l.SM> ------qf(f~-UI APPENDIX-III GI';:nilRl ~ arrttm: ~ ar;Y_ml: riif'icn~ ijlf-Q ;pf \,,1' (1981) Towns III'I'8ngecl diskichrise according to Population size (1981) ------,----' 1 2 ------3 'IIi~ ~~..,'"~ ~ ~iIfI 3. ""ft;m fvt~ \ -- - -­ SI.Np. '~ame of T~wn Population Gwalior District

    _ __l__~ ___ 1 ~ 1 2 3 Gwalior. S,39,OlS 2 fi'U 1 rrtiIT r"f~ Dabra • 33,421 Moren D\&tricl 3 1J.'m: iR: I Jtt.rr , Morar Cantt .16,847 Morena , 69,86,4- 4 wrm 2 ~ 'Bhander. 12,543 Sheopur 27,097 5 finm 3 'RJiI',( Pichhore 7,58S Ambah 17.381 4_ ~f,sm Datia District 4 ~ 1 ;dij-qr 'Sabal&arh 17,188 Datia 49,386 5 "fro 2 laura. 15,740 rn.t Seondha • 11,605 6 iRlift 5. fiil'~~ilT Damor 13,295 ShiyPUri District 7 t5vrmi 1 f'imr¢ Kailuas ?,731 Shivpur 8 .~~ 2 IliW Bijeypur ... 7,954 Karera . 11.76l 2 f'IPCfqr 3~ BIIiDd District Kolaras . 9.157 4. finm 1 &a;w Pichhore 7,541 Bbiod. 74,'"15 .; .r"4iiliU Khaniyadhana 6,949 2.Gobad 20,J16 6. ~;rr fvt1rr Guaa 3 ~) District Genni J3,055 1 ,~r Guna 64,659. 4 if(R 2 ~:n: Lahar 11,503 Ashoknagar 28,736 5 '1'1' 3 (~ Mau JO,185 Mungaoli 13,859 4 ~ 6 fiql;n Chanderi. 12,528 Mihona 8.670 5~~ 7 1\ll1'f;r Chachaura-Dinaganj 11,2l9 Mehgaon 7,676 6 ,~ 8 Ji'ilim Raghogarh 9,598 Akoda 7,593 7 iA;~f\;nn Tikamgarb District 9 ~ 1~ Daboh 6,628 Tikamgarh 42,354 10 ~ 2 't~ Alampur 6,zU Prithvipur 12.163

    453 4S4

    2 3 2 3

    3 f.m~ 8 ~~ Niwari 10,462 Rahatgarh 13,355 4 I3RI1'U 9 ~ Jatara 9,536 Banda ]2,569 5 q~ ]0 ~iJ Shabgarll 8,498 Palera '1 7,936 6 ~J ] 1· ~~T Khargapur 6,959 Dhana 7,107 11 ~__ f,;{iIT 8. Wtn~fll"ilT 7 ~acrro Puna District Jaitwara, 9,241 1 q;:;rr S ~ PanDa 33,674 Madhogarh 1J,845 2 OiYillAC 9 'fortftr~, Ajaigarh S,367 Birsinghpur .' 7,553 10, UJir( tim 1 3. 'iIcrr f~~ Sagar District Rewa District 1 mtR 1 "irirr Sagar 1,74,770 Rewa 1,~!).641 2 ;ft;r.-~ 2 ~.... BinaEtawa 41,831 Mauganj 13,242 3 tJ'T1n ~'7: 3 flq;rr Sagar Cantt. '.' 32,709 Hanumana 8;182 4 ~"U 4 ~ Khl1ari I 24,70.5 Govindgarb 7.115 5 ~.:jR;r 5 q;r~ Garhakota 19,58Q MaDgawan 6,312 (; mr G ~ Deari 17,J29 Semaria 5,956 7 -~ 7 1(~ .R.ehli 16,343 Baikumthpur --_ 5.464 4SS

    --_._--_---_ ------_------~. 1 1 3 2 3 ------. -_._- - - 8 .... fqV 6. trA't~ Naigarbj 5.380 Bbanpura 13.349 9 f\ro:J,., 7. ~~ Sirtp.our . Jawad 12,31lR 14.~~ l'l. f1"Uo Sbahllol Di.. trict Gar()tb 10,740 1. ~ 9. ~~ Shahdpl 49,631 Sitamau 9,920 2. ~(~~-~) 11}. ;:rr""1I'JI1I? Dhanpuri 29,8.51 Narayangarh 8.391 (Nargada-Hari-Dafan 11· ~~ 3. ~ Malhargarh 5,530 Amlai 20.066 J 2. Ifhft ~T1R ~tm:t' ~r 4. qm;r Gandhi Sagar Hydel Colony 5,294 'Pnsan 15,787 '1 7. ~3f f.>raT 5.~

    Umaria J S,667 J. ~fI' 6- qt~ Ratlam 1.55,578 , Pati t4,335 2. lITCffl 7. ~ Iaora 47,548 Jaith~i 13,115 3. ~T~ 8. lIf.,m Not 14,400 Burhar 12,40t 4. iffT~ 9. ~ifT;: (~) sailaoa 9,301 Nowrozabad (Khodargama) J2.202 :l. (f7{:f 10. ~ Tal 8,502 Kotma . 10,949 6 flmim 11. ~Tft Piploda . 5,163 1kohari 10,68:\ )8.~~ '12. ~ Ujjain District Bijuri 9,880 1· ~ 13· ~~ Ujjain 2,82,203 Anuppur 9,728 2. ;n1NT 14. ~ Nagda 56,602 Chandia. 9,140 3. ~ 1 5· 1I1'~m:: Badoagrr 23,925 Bansagar. 6.11H 4· "'~ 1 5. ~ f.;i'tU Kbacharod 22,006 SicIId District 5. 1J~~ 1.~ Mahidpur 18,099 Sidhi 19,654 6. in:(';fr 16. ~~ Tarana 15,837 MancJsaur District ) 9. !fI't.it~ f.ilm 1. ~ Sbajapur District Mandsaur 77,603 }. 1fr;rT$1: 20 ~ Shajapur 33,969 Neemuch 68.853 2. ~AI1~ 3. ~ur Shujalpur 24,565 Manasa . 15,548 3. ;qT'(1: 4 '{y~~ Agar 18,530 Rampura 14.313 s.. m~ 4- ~ Shamgarh 14,017 Maksi 8,930 ------4S6

    ------_.. _._--_._ ..... ------g 1 2 Z -----3 50 ~ :;p.rt 50 ~~-'tf~q Soyat Kalan 8,899 S.rdarpul-P.ajgarb U,45 1 6. ~ 6. ~

    ______Dhamnod. r ___ lJ,400 Go,aon • 6.610 ,- - -~- ," - -- -.... ~------_- _.---- 457

    ------~------:-:------1 2 3 1 2 2S.'~' Bat-Nbur

    1. ~~ BurhaDpUr 1,40,986 Schorc. SU90 z. .·nr 2. ~~ Khandwa 1 14,725 AshtB . 19,619

    3. ;mil"!"{ 3. ..-r~ Ncpanalar 22,(09 Icbhawar 8,461

    4.. ~ 4. "'~"*,,,llfiJI Harsud . 1]'713 Nasrullaganj 5. ""'6'l'T 3 o. ~m f.ir.fr S1Iahp\lra 11,578 RaislIl Dlstrkt 6. ~ 1· ~ Mundi 7,589 Begamsanj 18,314

    2 6. U~ f-iI'If 2· U~ RaJgarb District Raisen 15,914

    1. ~1iI't:t 3· ~ DiBora • 19,201 B~raily t 3,013 4. iIT~ 2. ~~"( Balli 8,423 Sarangpur 18,860 5. ~ 3. oc(fQiiil, Udaipura 7.618 Narsiosarh 15,572 6. ")~$@!I,¢Ir .. "(TI\~ ObedulialPnj 7,454 Raj.arh . 14,944 3 1. ;j~ f.9r<:rr 5· f.".q-'S~ Betal District IQUlchipur 10,101 1. ~~~!fI'~~ 6. ~ Sami Thermal Pa.ver Stptio-n 46,514 Pachorc 9,287 2. ~ 46,293 7. ~"{ Betul. Jirapur . 8.468 3. 'I'Ilf0fT Amla .24,580 6,483 4. 1t~t Multai IS,435 27. f'IfQf .-'" 5. .-llflllT"( Vldisba District Betul.Bazar . 8,914

    1. ~ 32. ~il"TCl" f'3lOfT Vidisha 65,521 H...... bad District 2- 1If9m 1 WW Basoda 30,234 Itarsi . 63,541

    3· f~ 2.~~ Siron,;. 28,703 Hosilapbad. 46,100

    4.. ~f 3 Qm Kurwai 8,447 Harda 37,693

    4~ • 28. """~ ~ Jlbopal District Piparin 25,319 1. ..rmOf 5 ~1ITiAT Bhopal 6,11,018 Seon; -Malwa 15,862

    2. ~ Berasia 10,835 U,M2 ------_.--- -.---~------....~- 1 RGl186-68 458 ._----- 3 1 2 3 1 2 ----- 7 ~ 2 ~~ Tfmarni • lO,S57 Gadarwara 23,527 3 8 IRII'i" M: ~ Pachmarhi Cantt. 9,546 Kareli 16,131 4 ,;m~~r 9 ~ Khirkiya 7.52.3 Chhota-Chhindwara 14.203 10 ... ~ 35. ",'q1'~ Babai . 7.418 MandJa District 11 ~~ 1 ~ Bhilakhedi 6,078 Mandla. 37,539 12 'tr.r~ 2 ~ Ranfpura . . . 5,06 .... Nainpur. 17,846 13 ~ 3 mna Pachmarhi 1,540 Dindori . 9,859 4 33. ~morr wr~ Shahpura ~ 7,935 Jabalpar District

    1 'aI~ 36.~r~~ Jabalpur 6,49,085 Cbhindwara District

    2 ~m 1 ~~ Murwara 90,589 Chhindwara 75,178 3 ~'tR 2 ~ Jabalpur Cantt. 61,026 Pandhurna 28,436 4 'I1Ifon 3 ~¢~ , Khamaria 47,192 DOll8ar Parasia 25,459 5 f~ 4 "IT"Iff Sihora . 24.599 Jamai 19,896 6 ~ 5 ~ Kymore . 18.495 Sausar 14,954 7 ~ 6 f~m Tikuri 17,763 Chikh2Ii K91an 13,S10 8 qifI~ 7 ~ Panaaar • 16,253 Badkuhi. 9,827 9 ~ 8 ~ Bargi 13,346 Wehra 9,506 10 _i' 9 ¢~ Katanli 12,155 Butaria 8,989 11 ~ 10 ~r Pfttan 9,233 Darnua 8,911 12 R£~~ 11 fI{QA'T;ri' Dighawani ~~ 7,429 New Katai RI. In. Area 8,897 12 ~~ 13 ~ Amarwara 6,860 Maholi . 8,718 13 ~ 14 wr~'tT Lodhikhera 6,437 Shahpura 7,373 14 ::cm:1'it~ Chandameta 15 .Vl'.~.~. ~ 6,016 O.F.A. Katni . 5,768 15 ~ Chourai Khas . 5,577 34. ~fil,," 16 ~T Nanfmhapur District Bhamodi S,208 1 lRfirCI'{ 11 "I~~ Narsimhapur . 34,266 Jata chhapar 4,698 459 ----- 2 3 1 2 3 ---.-- --- 18 'AT'f 6 m" Planara 4,276 Sakti 13,655 7 ~ 37".~f,01~, Ratanpu[ 13,140 Seoal Dislrid 8 ~ 1 f~ Akaltara 12,985 SCOW 54,017 2 ftiIl~" 9 ~ Lakhnadon 8,687 Takhatpur 11,858 10 ~T 3 8. iI"T~T,;m: f;;r.fJ Kota 11,735 BaJachat District ':. II ~ 1 irn'rT~ Gaurella .9,571 BaIaahat 53,183 12 ~ 2 CfT'Qf\R;fT Sirgiti " 7,313 Waraseoni 17,673 13 ;r'lfr arr1: iIl~ 3 ~ Naya Baradwar 3,722 Katangi 11,748 4 f~ 41. ~Tlf1Il PlOft Tiroddi 11,201 Ralgarb District 5 ~ 'Q'~ Bharbeli 5,995 Raigarh 69,791 2 ~ 39. ~Tf~ Kbarsia 12,342 Surguja District 3 wr~ 1 ~~ Sarang9rh 11,490 Ambikapu[ 38,291 4 iiI~ 2 ~ftr;rt Jashpurnaaar 11,142 Kurasia . 36.712 5 ~~ 3 ~ Dharamgarh 8,309 Mancndragarh 19.265 6 q"~~ 4 ~ Pathalgaon Chirmiri 16,30l 8,059 5 R1RTvq 42. ~ ~iort:;ori" f-t"fT Jhagrakhand 11.851 RajDandgaon District

    6 ~~ 1;T;;r~ Surajpur 7,477 Rajna'ladg:l'l;J. 86,367 7 i(~ 2 ~ Baikunthpur 6,530 Dongar,arh 25,772 8 -tT1fr~$r 3 ifiCnIf Ramanujga~ . S,S39 Kawardha 17,037

    40. fan:rr~ f.;Im 4 V1:1'11'1 Bilaspur District K!1airagarh 9,812 1 ~~'1: 5 ~il Bilaspur 1.79.791 Chhuikh~dan 5,264 2 ~ 43. fT f,01;;rT Korba 83,387 Durg District 3 ;rnT 1 fq.;r,t-ftrt Champa. 22,996 Bhilainagar 3,19,450 4 l(iT~ 2 Tf MllllIeli . 21,245 Durg 1,18.597 5 ol<=rT-;;rj;or~1: 3 ~"~T "'" ~r Naila-Janjgir 17,886 Rajhara Jharan dalli 55',307 ----- 460 ------2 3 4- 1 2 3 4 ------~- - 4 ~ 5 li'\1r1J ;mq1'"(r Charoda 22,328 Oobra Nawapara 16,427 5 ~.7fi'O(T 6 f~illRT Bhilaikalan 18,870 Tilda Newara . 15.0889

    6 'i~1;f 7 iIT~'tr Ahiwara. 16,643 Bagbahra 13,572 7 arrom II ~1rT::srr1.: Balod 15,098 Daloda ]lazar 1,2,701 8 iiltm::r 9 (fT~ Demetara 14,661 Arang 11,336

    9 ~ 10 ~lI'f!'<'iT Jamul f Ii), 969 Saraipali 8, III 10 Rfit 45. ~f1I""" Kumhari. 9.181 Bastar District

    44. ~~f\lIorr 1 0l~1.: Ralpar District Jllldalpur 63,632 I ~1.: 2 ~ Raipur . 3,38,245 Kondagaon 17,279 :.! I!f'IRI'ir I 3 fiI;~ Dhamtari 55,797 Kirandul. 15,710 3 'lftZ'l'IJTU 4 ~ Dbatapan> 30,885 Kanlter . 1~.08S 4 ~~ MahesamuDd 27,122

    _------_. ~--4 APPENDIX-IV

    ~lt~~.~~~ To¥RIs abo"... their outarowths with popalatiOD

    'IF>lI" 1f.-~ 1I>'T ~tI'~fi .--r iI1R 'lit iQ1f ~ t1Il;f\1r ~ ~ ~~ I¢l'~ SI. Name of TOWD with Location code Population Outgrowth Population No. of core of out­ Town growth ------~ 2 3 4 5 ufro :mmp Joura 1/111 14,805 0) Alapur 492 '!rlIfiU (ii) SaDkara 443 ~ ~ 2 Sabalgarb 1/1V 16,279 (i) Sunehra 657 ftmmr..... -~ (ii) Shivlal·ka-pura 252 ~'U lti'tu~ 3 Karera 5/1 10,252 (i) Karera Kasba 1,510 1J.1'T ~lfil

    ~ ~ 7 Ajaigarh 9/1 7.722 (i) Madhoganj 645 IIi'n' q;;nilR 8 Panna 9/ll 30,389 (i) PaDUa Gird 3,285 -r.rr-lUoll ~~ 9 Bina·Etawa lOll 33,886 (i) Railway Colony 7,945 ,;~ "(~ 10 Khurai )0/11 23,080 (i) Rethore 1,625

    ~ "

    ~~ fi?:~ 12 DaDlOh II/I 75,S73 (i) Hirdepur l,J85 mr.n- ~~ 13 Satna 12/1 90,476 (i) Railway Colony 3,428 Ill~ (ii) Ghoordang 2,763

    ;(1(1 ... 1.. 10( (ci'ic (1411) !l!W 14 Nowrozabacl (Khodargama) Hill 10,706 (i) Kudri 1,496 '!.iiil'lf 15 Shahdol.-"'" 14/V 44,342 (i) Bhuiband 5,289 ~ ~i(~T 16 Neemuch 16/H 65,860 (i) Railway Colony 1,522 ;fur;{ ~ (ii) Neemueh Kasba 471

    'I~ ~q;m 17 Guoth 16/VIII 10,240 (i) Garoth Kasba 500 ;;rrqu !RTi! 18 Jaora 17/II 47,129 (i) Kumhari 261 ;;mt'O" ~ (ii) Jaora Kasba 158

    i~OfT «,,"m~ 19 Sailana 17;m 8,456 (i) Sailana Kasba 845

    ~ ;miI;ft (~~) 20 Ratlam '17/V 1,42,319 (i) Railway Colony (Ratlam Kasba) 13,259

    ~~ ~ 21 Ujjain 18/IV - 2,78,454 (i) Nagjhiri 1,237 '""""'1~1 (ii. Malaowasa 1,039 'fiI'imff (iii) Panwasa 906 ~~~ (iv) Lalpur 350 -~~ (V) GoyaJa Khurd 217 ~tTl: ~~ 22 Badnagar 18/V 23,406 (i) Badnagar Kasba 519

    lfg~ 'I!."3f<:'i?T 23 Mhow CanU_ 23jV 70,130 (i) Gujar Kheda 2,371 ~ (ii) Sater 1,836 lIt'Rf<:lfT (iii) Kodriya 848 ~niiT (iv) Harniakhedi 519 §(ff1; ~'"t (v) Sutar Khedi 333 ------.- -_ 463 ------t 2 3 4 5 ~------~ ~il It'im 24 Barwaha 24/1 22,417 (i) Barwaha Kasba 1,180 ~ORfrf ~~~ 25 Multai 311m 14.797 (I) Multai Kasb'\ 638

    t1Wlrm~ ~ 26 Hosbangabad 32/IIT 39,997 (i) Phephartal 5,602 ~ (ii) Rasulia 701 "(~T ~~ 27 Itarsi 32/IV 62,499 (i) Itarsi Kasba 898 ~~ (ii) Pathrauta 144 ~ ~ 28 KymOTe 33/1 17,733 (i) Goodgudoula 434 ~ (ii) Bamhangawa 328 t{

    ~tt ~ 31 Tikuri 33/V 15,135 (i) Padarwara ],152 ~ (ii) JbllJjban 816

    ~ ~ ~fi -i~T 32 Jabalpur 33/X 6,14,162 (i) Hea,¥), Vehicle Factory 15,219 ~ (iI) Bilpura 5,591 ~ (iii) Manegaon 3,874 'lilt

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    ~ (x) Piparia 436

    ~ ::;ft .·iT .1!;'IJi. ~ 33 Khamaria 31!XII 25,896 (i) G,C.R. Khamaria 16,851 mfm (ii) Piparia 3,425 ar.n (iii) Ghana 598 fatro (IV) Tipa 422 linn .-U 34 Mandla 35/H 32,861 (i) Khairi 1,930 fctfIAT (ii) BinjbiYa 1,653 ~1(lfU (iii) 1,095

    ~ ~RP:~ 35 Sausar 36/XI 14,038 (i) Sausar Kasba 916

    ~ ~ 36 Balaghat 38/1II 49.564 (i) Kosmi 3,619 $If.,.",I:1;< ".&".::,,6 37 Ambikapur 39/11 37,220 (i) Phundardihari 1,071 ~'UfullT 'Vf.~.tft.~. ~ 38 Kura~ia 39/VII 12,963 (i) NCP ColicrY 11,523 ~)1flf~~ (ii) Doman Hill CollierY 7,362 ~qy;ft (iii) Gelhapani 4,864 "G&I «(I ~ (~~r) 39 Cbirmiri 39/VIIT 15,331 (i) Bhandardei (Bartunga CoDiery) 972

    ~q<=rr ~ 40 Mungeli 40jV 19,585 (i) Ramgarh 1,204 w:~ (il) SUrighat 456

    ~ ~ 41 Gaurella 40/1 8,9]6 (I) Sarbahra 317 mn: IAt (ii) Tikar Kalan 278

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    ~ ~~-mn;ft 43 Bilaspur 40/VI 1,47,218 (i) Bilsapur Rly. Colony 27,042 fij'qiU (ii) Tifra 2,975 it~T (iii) Deari 2,556

    7f~ il"itt~ 44 Raigarh 41/J11 68,060 (i) Bairdadar J,025 - ...- --- ~ ------_------_., 465

    I 2 3 4 5 6 ------""I'" .,..;r( (ii) Amlibhavana 706 ~ ~~ 45 Sarangarh 41/V. 10.379 (i) Sarangarh Kaaba 1.111

    ~ ~ 46 Ahiwara 43/11 14,596 (i) Banbarad 1.165 ~ (ii) Khasadih 811 ~ -.ron 47 Durg 43/V 1,14,637 (i) Urla 2,209 m:r (ii) Baghera 1,751 r..fiif¥t< ~ 43 Bbi1aiDagar 43 2,90,090 (i) Kohka 18,917 ~ (ii) Chhaoni 9.061 ~;ft (iii) Junwani 1.381

    ~ ~ 49 Chuod. 43jvn 17.667 (i) Deobaloda 2.660 r.ron III'It (ii) Sirsakalan 2,001 ~ ~lIim 50 Kanker 45/1 12,993 (i) Kanker Kasba 1,882 f«am: "fR" (ii) Sinsharbhat 210

    ~ ~ ,1 Jagdalpur' 4Sjll 51,286 (i) Hatkachora. 3,810 1It~ (ii) Frezerpur 3,740 ~ (iii) Kangoli 2,110 ~ (iv) Dharampura 1,5i8 ~~ (v) Jagda_lpur Kasba 632 ~")tmr (vi) Sargipal 376 ~ (vii) Pakbnaguda 91

    J RGI/S6-69 ~v APPENDIXV 'Q'.,q __ ~~ it ~ it; fwi d;itq ~

    Placel of Tourist interest in the TOWIll of tbe State

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    1. "",,~ ~(1'{ 'fir ~Tftl' DISTRICT-MORENA (6) Laxmibai's Tomb PIr~ ~~r~~I1'~ (7) Temple of Krisblla (1) ShriHanumanjiKaMandir fRirT.,. wrtrf!f ~'1"{mvr it rir (8) Sagar Tal (2) Shri Sidh Saba ki Samadhi ~Rfi~ 2. rRT-r" .. (9) Moti Mahal DISTRlCT-BUlND ;optlfi(!fW ~ (10) Janak Tal m~ wrtaj lI1T 2. Got.d.. (1) Vaishali Dam qr~fu( ~ (11) Mansingh Palace lU;nfltit'n' (2) Old FOrt ~~ iIR lI1T ;[f~ (12) Sas-Bahu Temple ~~.m (3) Laxman Talaiya IiflI'fCMT~~ (13) lai Vilas Palace IIIV< tt~ ~ flf.'WT f...r~'R 3. Labar (1) Historical Small Fort (14) Zoo fI1J'IT ~ IIIl ~ ~rr (2) Temple of Mangla Devi (IS) Phool Bag f'rImri'f.~ \'fiiII' ~)\ofr iii ~-1 f.!;. ~ • (16) Theosophical Lodac (1) Rehkola Devi Temple-lKm ~~~ (17) Ambedkar Park ~ "'" tit air (I) Chhatri of Holkar State 'lhir~ ~ lIlT iUCII'f ~ (18) Gandhi Park (2) Old temple of Renuka lII1I'-fqn: ~.... 1~ (19) Jal-Vibar (3) Caves of Bhaironath font'll' ftIf'IIWl1f1l ~~IIiI'~ (20) Nigam SichitralaY& (4) Temple of Hari Hareshwar qnft~ (21) Moti Masjid f1rt'IIrr ... WTIi\'II1'~ .. MllloDa (1) BaJaji Mandir ~I~ (22) Gurdwara 3. ftnn-"""'Ii~ ~~~~f. DISTRlCT-GWALIOR (23) Hassu-Haddu Ki Samadbi -nftm: IIIl f~ ~ 1R'J1: ~ 1Jfq\ (1) Gwalior Fort (24) E.k 'Pathar Ki 'Bavdi .... ,,~, Ul"lRlIif.: ~ (2) Man Nandir (25) Savarkar Lake "'" 1IIr~ firftTIrt~ (3) Teli ICa Mlhldir (26) Scindia Museum 'Jri. ~qr« (4) Oujri Mahal (27) Guptelhwar Mabadeo """'" Mr Jftu ~ t ~ ftltm-n (5) Tombs or TabSCO IlDd Gou. Mohammad (28) Tlghr. Dam 1 3 1 2 J

    Ci'Rlr ~'I' 11ft .n (7) Narda-A place WhGrc SiDcIJI (29) Amma Mahar_j Ki Cbhatri river b.. suddCllIy c:haDpli II'MI WlW itl80w. (30) Moti Jhil .,_ "lII"~";r ~TfirIi;r ~.liI 11. Dalia (I) Pitambar Pcctb (31) Italian Garden tTIf;r.i\ lin" ~ ~~'3'.I;r (2) Temple or Hanumanji (32) Baradari Park f'..1A'I1' (3) Hanuman Garbi fInm ¢q'lWl;mqm fliR( titfl:1'lI" 11'1"81' ~ (1) Harsidhi Devi ka MaDdir 8. PicbbcKe (4) Chirai Toria Mara Mudir a~~ 1614 if ~ t -. sm (2) Museum !lim," 1AT .,~ l!i~ ~~l!i't ~rfu \'Ii (J) Palace built by Biraiqb Ju (3) Guru Kamhar Da~i Ki Dco ill 1614 Samadhi .-ro~qm 1I'Iwtt ""fl~ (6) Baaravandeshwar Temple 9. Buader (1) Son TalaiYa .nr_lif~ 'qf!m (7) Govind Mandir (2) EiBht Pillara f~'Q"~J(~ 'l't'Jfllfrim (8) Vijay Ragbuji MAJldir (3) LalU1W1 Temple f,qr't,* .... Itfirt ~'l"'.-r'l'~ (9) Dibariji Mandir (4) Chaturbhuj R.aj Temple ~'II;ft .... ~ I(frlim: (10) Parshuram Temple (5) Big Temple witil .... "~-5fis.1ft . ~~~fllIT;ft\ 1 (ll) Khereji Ka Mandir-S klnl. (6) Gupba Wale Hanumaoji ~ .m;iJ ~-ufili. 1ft. '0'1111, 1lil'W\ lim: ,. (12) Shri BaI';1 Mandir-16 km•. (7) Ramgarh Kali Mandir 4'fJj~ fqilf

    ~ ~ 'IITtIr 1Irr~-4 flli.1J'T. (10) Tapkeabwar (2) Temple of Achhat Mata- 4Kms. .w "ft1:~ltn" ~ 13. Karera (1) Temple of Shankar Bhagwan IflVU-IJtfiR; "fA' - 4 f~. ,~tf(~IIrr~ (I) Papaura-Pilgrimage place-- (2) GupleshwAr Mahadeo Temple 4Kms. flI'T;f lIi\"ltn" ~ ~--~W

    (4) Historical fort of Maharaja lIR1FI~ ~~-lofil;.~". Vrashanadeo 19. Kharagapur (1) Sucya Temple-tO Kms. twn .~f'tf(lftR;' f.t;m lRTt sACrr1:- 5 fiI; .1iI" . 14. Picbhore (1) Historical Fott (2) Varah-Avtar-S KIns. 6. fQT'I''if ~~~-3fiJ.1it. DISnU:C-T-GUNA . (3) Gurere Parkhi Cave-3 Kms. ~ ~arrlIft IS. Munpoli (I) Majkhaoni BaVdi 8. r..,- vcm.'t . DISTRICl'--;-CHHATARPUR ~"Itl~ (2) Siddbeshwar Mahadeo lifit ftRit.~~ ~~~16fi1r.~. (~. 20. Laundi (1) ]birnc Ke Hanumanji f.IAn ~ 11A-~) , ~ 'ITtIT $T ~-1 0 fiIr • (3) MalIl&rgarh-16Kms. (Old fort and JaiD Temple) (2) Temple"". of Santoslli Mata- ~ 1jtno1R. IOXms. 16. ChaDderi (1) Paltlce of Koshak oftttR ~ ~~'R-5 fIt;.m-. ...-.ta ... flImI 21. Nowgong (I) Dhubela Museum-S Km (2) Fort of ChaDderi ~"tr.iI, fJlR"'~ ~rlf 91~1fIafIff~ (2) Tomb of M!lbaraja Chahtra- (3) lageshwar Mataji Mandir IIlI . - ~1ifrt ~~1(fcr( (4) Jain Temple ~~ 22. Khajuraho (1) Kaodariya Mahadeo Temple il'lltW~~ ~~1Iia' (5) Badal Mahal Gate (2) Beni Sagar Dam 1SfIlR~~ 'IftG~~ (6) lama Masjid (3) Chousath Yogini Temple ~Rl'~~t -~~~ (7) Shahzadi Ka Roza (4) Jagdamba Devi Temple ~mr ~1f'~ (8) Parmeshwar Tal (5) Chitra Gupta Temple ~IIT~ trJ1i til' ;ifh: (9) Battisi Bavell (6) Parvati Mandir m 'I1'i'""'_~1-1 fiJi.1j\' • (10) Xati Ghati-Otuderi-l WfIr'Gf tiA"t Km.' (7) I.axmana Tem.,1e ~~ ~f'ri'r (11) Khaodar Girl (8) Matangeshwar Teml'Je ~Ifrn ","-.r~1 (9) .ahma Temple (12) ThobaD Jain Temple ~ ~f'« 7.ftnn~~ (10) Vamana Temple J?ISTRIcr-TtKAMG~H ~~ ~-4ftr(Jf.. 1fC'I'-- 25 (11) Chantal Temple ~ 1'Ir.~. (VJr~r IJT ~) .,.~~ 17. Prithvipur. ,(I) OrchlJa-HIstOrical Palace (12) Parsvanath Temple -25 Kala. (T~pJo oIl\am ~~, Raja) . (13) Dulha Deo Temple 1 2 3

    ~1Ifn q!f~1i'fn: (14) Chaturbhuj Temple (3) PateriYa Temple ~~~ (IS) Archaeological Museum ~ ~1{~ ~~'I'lRI'a-20 W. 33, Rel11i (1) SUIYa Temple (16) sneba fall-20 Kms. q~r~ltflR (2) Pandarinath Temple ~ ~",--2Sr..-.Ift". ; hlf~ (11) Mahtll-2S Ra.ikrh Kms.' (3) Jain Temple ~{ \'IImf~'{Itf« "{'I't'PI' 't'fn:: 23. Bi.iawar Jatasbankar Temple (4) !la.luman Temple 9. fttft1--_ ~ ('6<'rr3#r;r J1~ ~ DISTRIcr PANNA f.fi<'IT 'fir ~ fii"::rrl :;r'A'l'!lT ~~ ~qUt 1I'1I1) 24. Ajaigarh (1) Ajaipal Fort (5) Fort (Situated on the bank of Kita river built by PauladiD IN1' ~'lI

    1 3 1 2 3

    ,,~ ~ lfitn: q;:qfif1; t\r~ 15. "'",-w')tft tfr\i-Wlfr"fJl: (~) DISTRICI smm 39. Madhosarh (1) Amar Shahid Kunwar Pa­ dam iiir Singh Park 16. f ..",--~ Kripalpur (Madhogarh) DISTRICT MANDSAUR f~~ it ~ff,ir 'I'f'f"( ;;rm lJ'IWnrrfll'n HrT --1 l'r ... ;if); (2) Mateshwari Temple in the fort SO.lawad (1) Sukhanand-Religious place- 11 Kms. ~ 'tTTdr vr"" q-r511'f'f"( 40. Jaitwara (1) Gayatri Shakti Peeth Tempi.. 1F(~ 'Ifr'fl' ..r ~rfl: 51. Manasa (1) Temple of Bhadav Mata ~ wrmWr ;prll'f~ 41. Maibar (1) Temple of Sharda nevi ~ s4\'~~l!i\'m ~ PIT 'PTlI'f

    1 3 1 3

    ~ fil;on (4) Ladunagarh (2) Fort 17 f ..WT--~ ~ DISTRICl RATLAM (3) Museum 1itR'V .ftTir rnft-(\' (4) National Park 57. J80m (1) Hussain Tekri ~ ~~ ~ WIIfl( ~~~ 1IiT"'~ 64. Uiialu (1) Mahakal Temple 58. Alot (1) Anadi Kapaleshwar ~'Ulf'f.r llT lFfn Mahadeo Temple (2) Harsiddhi Temple .~ ~IIIT~ art ~ft Iff« 59. llatlam (1) Palace of llatlam (3) Bade Gaupati Temple 'Iinnt~ (2) "'"~Ganga Sapr (4) Kat Bhairav firWr lI'lJ'<'AI'I' (3) Triveni (S) Mangamath ~TI!ft'~ ~~Ifift' (4) Statue of His Highness (6) Chousath Yosfni lIITf«m 1ffiIT lIlT lff4't ~1'In' 1I'ff:ljCf 1 (5) Kalfka Mata Ka Mandr (7) Jama Masjid Ui=m't ~1IIT~rJ (6) lla'lleshwar (8) Bohro Ka Roza .n-'1'~~ 'a'WTorT iiflP.lfeR ~ (7) Pipleshwar Ukala (9) Jantar Mantar Palace .-i1JUtqo .m:~lIIlm (8) Khade Ganesh (10) Veer Dursadas • Chhatri ftroriR ~thil'~ (9) BiMhod (Il) Bhartahari Caves ~. 'I!lf~ (10) Sagad (12) Kaliyadah lIi~ .fq\IT (11) Karmadl (13) J(oth( Palace im;rr itru~lf~ 60. Sailana (1) Kedareshwar (14) Maharaj~""" Bada ~1I1i;r Iftqr.r~ (2) Cactus Garden (1 S) GopaI Mandfr i"'T'I'T ~ 'l(ffi" lI'~T lIlT UIf~~ f ~ (16) Ram Janardan Mandir (3) Palace of ex-ruler of Sailana ~~ (17) Chintaman Gan"patf 18. m.-T~ w'IIT~ DISnucr-UJJAIN (18) Garh-ki-KaJfka ;nwm iITIm~~ ~~ 61. Nagda (1) Nagdah Tekri (19) Kakraj Mahacfeo ~"fTIff« ~~;: (2) Birla Manclir (20) KachiYana Masjlcf ~JIfu: ~1fftR (3) Mqkutesbwar Temple (21) Slclhwat M9ndir ~~ftRaft- ~~ "iii ",4 i(i1' lIlT f4i1lT (22) Nawasarh Mancllr Tdwul ,. 62. Mahidpur (1) Babru Vaha~ hill fort \ -.:mft~rn (23) SaudiplUlf~'"""" AshrIlm (2) IBhasmi TeJeri I 19. f.qr-~ ~ \ ftr"l'l;",~ lI'!rl':r Ifl'%'t DlSTRIcr...:sHAJAPUR 63. Tarana (1») Tilkeshwar Mahadeo Temple ammrllftn (1) Ballijl Maudfr ------412

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    ~ ~T1Im"m ~ (~ ~fiR)-- 7 fir. 66. Aaar (1) Tulja Mata Mancllr '1fT. ' t31ifI'I'~ 16. AlirajpUr (1) Lakshmana (Jain Temple)-' (2) Baijnath Mandir 7Kms. ~f~lff~ ~ 1I'm lIlT Iftn (3) Swami Bhairaon.J.th Ma'ldlr (2) Chamunda Mata Temple ~'"' (~.., ~ ~) 1I'Rf\' ;t;rllf~ (3) BardaIa (Old Temple of 61. Maksi (1) Jain Temples Mahl\deo) 1If'il~ ftrIim ITU f.rflf~ ~ U f'""--aft ~~ DISTRICT-DRAIt 68. ShqJalpUf (1) Shivaji Temple established ~ ~~ by Sclndla family 71. Dadaawar (I) Nageshwar Mahad'!O :I 0. f;nrr --t1lf1W '" '1 ;yrlf lf~~" 'I"~ 1 DISTRICt DEWAS (2) T."mple ofB1ijnath Mahadeo ~ '1 ...... 444 <1iST"~ !IT< 1l)sJ1mIT, ~f(ji1ifMi' ""' 69. Sonkatch (1) Temple of Naachandresh­ 78. Dhar (1) Bhojshala. Historical place war ~r..~ itfd\if44i' """ (2) Latmanjll. Historical Pi .ce ~~ r.Jr,", (2) Piplelhwar Temple (3) Fort ~ n~ltiT.,m (3) Gandharvpuri-6. IC.ms. (4) Temple of Devijl 22 ~ ~ 1fTn iJ1',,~ 'q'~, W~ ",",-- fiJ . 10. Dewas - (I) Temple of ellamunda Mata 1ft. (5) Mahadeo. Historical PIace- mnQ'r ('"~) 22Kms. (2) BllabaH (Shiv Temple) ~N iii1'1' ~-- 8 fiIr.lft. ~~ 79. Da,h (1) Bash Cavea-8 Kms. (1) Jata Sllankar Mandlr .~ ~~~""'~ ~1tm1 80. Dharamparl (I) Temple orBilva Mritesh~ (2) Hanuma'\ji Temple Mahadeo

    ~ ....mrrhr ~.rn 12. Kantapbod (I) Chandrashekhar Dam (2) Nageshwar Tem pie

    ~ ~~,!lTii:rw WT--IO fiJ. ~ ~T 40r ti'N--3 ~. qr. 1ft. 73. KhateclUJR (1) Nem&war-R.elfgious place- 81. Sanlarpur R.ajlam. (1) Mohan Khecla Jain Tirth_ 10 1C.ms. 3Kms.

    21 ,.."r-~ 23. fif",r--~ DISTRICt JHABUA DIStRICt INDORE ~~ ~ ""<'iftIiST~m ~ 74. Jhabua (1) Temple ofShankarjee 82. Wore (1) GJass Temple ",1m 'WIA mrftmaft' '" Iff~lfct ~ ~ (2) Geeta Bhavan ITIfIT ~Itm (2) Temple of Sant Sinaaji and (l) Annapama Temple his Charan Paduka ~ ~ 1I'Si'(lr~~ (4) LalbBg 1S. Ranapur (1) Dajrans Temple ~l'lf:~ (5) Nfhru Park srJ'lft';r '!,'IJ'if Q.T~ (2) Old Caves (6) Bada Ganpati ~1I'fn ~~-nyr~ (3) ShIv Te.mplo m luna :a.twlda ------413

    ] I 2 3 l' 2 3 I , 'f§eiT iOlT \{«f 1fCIm:f (8) Chhatri Bag (4) Sukha Bhandara !ftqm qr.;rr ;t.r& (9) Piplya PaIn (5) J01in Mandir fv~~ 'ii, ~.1I""lf"u (10) Sirpur (6) FatooQ Makbara ~ ~ (11) Museum (7) ShalmnlVa.l ~~;'?" q'l'

    ~~ writ f'Ii'iIT fn.rrm 11"~~ 93. """~Pachore (1) Shivji Temple 90. Burhanpur (1) Shahi Fort 1ir::rrm:m (rti ~~~ (2) Kaliji Garhi (2) Purana Human cft';ft ~ 1I"ff31~ ~ il'JT IT!rh (3) Bibi-ki-Masjid 94. Narsingarh (1) Dada Mahadeo

    1 ROI/86-10 474

    3 2 .3 ----- ~ 2 9't~lI'l{T" f;f~1f~ (2) Chhota Mahadeo (4) Bitta Mandir ~Iffoir.. liITIIT;r~~ (3) KonduPani (5) Jama Masjid f"(~( fi'r.t Hi Hr Ii. ,,('i" ~~

    1 2 3 2 3

    ~rffi.{~ • ~u (4) Hanwnan Temple (2) Sahastra Dhara ~ifTiIT~~ ~~'6Tf.6~ (5) Ramji Baba's Tomb (3) MaharanI Durgwati Fort ftnr;ft II~ f1r<;rcr « ~ ~~~ 104. Seoni Malwa (1) Bhilat Deo Mela (4) Raj Rajesbwari Tell1Ille ~~ttfq'( v.ft2;" acnm ~ 10.5. Ranipura (1) Tawa Bandh 113. Nai:lpur (1) Khermai Temple >r;;rfq q-r.qJl' ~ V'flf (i5V'i ~" qW (2) Anadi Ashram ~ 'I'foir ipf ~ ) 106. Pip&ria (1) Anhoni Gram (Hot and Cold 3 6 f~-fPllftI water Kunc1) DlSTRIcr CHHINDWARA

    ~ ~,,~-sfifi'.~. ~~ 'ir~~lf'lI" (1) Chand Shah Vali Shah 107. Pacbmarhi (1) Apsara Vihar-5 Km. 114. Chand;meta ~1J'f-- 15 f.!;.;it • ~ Maiar . (2) Chouragarh 1 S Kms. ~~ ~~ ~--loffi'.lfr. : (2) Shankarji Temple ~ , (3) Dhoopgarb 10 Kms. ~, wrltfU ;ijmAi'l~ lIS. Chhindwara (1) Ram Temple (4) lata Shankar ~'{~ ~I (2) Pataleshwar Temple ~) MahadeO 'i§)Qt~ ~tt"it (3) Chhota Maha Deo (6) . Pandav Caves 37 fqt-~ DISTRICT SEONI 33 fql-"~"t ~ ~1fN,{lB~~~ DISTRICT JABALl'UR 116. Seoni (1) Old Math temple and Jain Temple qw:r! mit

    'II'I"'ir,fi&'m--~~ ~ IV"'fft~ (1) Kunhe.-kisli.-Natiopa.\ Part. 111. Sl"..8it1 (l) Old Shiv'femple

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    ~~'" "I'W-ft II' fi{ (" (2) Mari Mai Temple (3). Tapaswee Temple "fi'qy ~ lf~1:-.r~ ~~ ~~ifl1Tq~a" 122. Cham}' (1) Tap~i Temple. Dongagbat 128. Rajnandgaon (I) Lalbag palace ~~~1: ~1Fn~ (2) Murli Mahohar Temple (2) Old palace ~;mqArT~m 1:"fl'R ~ (3) B'1ak;lu Amba Temple (3) Ranisagar ~~~~~ (4) Kaleshwar Temple,Peetampura .U f~'-~' DISTRICT DURG ~fIlT~r~ fQTCl" 1I'i?{"{~~ . ~)q;m q~--20 f.t;.Ii\'. 123. Naya De.radwar (1) ShIv Temple, Turri ~~ 1'29. :&ametara (1) Somnath Tetnple-20 Kma. ~ miT ~ lIlT f.Ir.n ~1: fm;rrf~~ 124. RatanplU- (1) Raja Mordhwaj Fort 130. Dhilainagar (1) Bhilai Steel Plant m~w."

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