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Uncovered of ANI Annexure I Annexure-1 Uncovered Villages of ANI for Population>100 Lat Long S. S. No. Name Name Village Cluster District BTS Type Database SDTName Population Village Code BTS Location 1 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645158 Pulopanja 75 Found A1 93.7443033 7.3658506 A 2 Nicobars Nancowry 645037 Luxi 149 Found A2 93.1476617 8.2155493 3 Nicobars Nancowry 645039 Chukmachi 237 Found A2 93.1660509 8.2144250 Y A 4 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645016 Kimois 382 Found A3 92.7618028 9.1531417 5 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645020 Perka 2527 Found A3 92.8165834 9.1776097 6 Nicobars Nancowry 645131 Kakana 270 Found A3 92.7976661 9.1741297 Y B 7 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645012 Mus 1553 Found A9 92.7811626 9.2415699 Y B 8 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645022 Kinyuka 1120 Found A9 92.8091095 9.2163963 9 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645023 Chuckchucha 1021 Found A9 92.7991463 9.2247750 10 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645024 Tapoiming 941 Found A4 92.8140920 9.2080571 Y B 11 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645025 Big Lapati 1098 Found A4 92.7891851 9.2303868 12 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645027 Kinmai 574 Found A4 92.7786051 9.2108554 13 Ferrargunj Ferrargunj 645485 Hashmatabad (RV) 626 Found A5 92.6434022 11.5965511 Y A 14 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645513 Manglutan 150 Found A5 92.6560625 11.5861723 15 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645233 Paranghara (RV) 463 Found A6 92.8611529 13.2188916 Y B 16 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645235 Madhyamgram (RV) 136 Found A6 92.9069869 13.2158443 17 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645236 Nischintapur (RV) 164 Found A6 92.8720490 13.2122275 18 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645278 Hoari Bay (EFA) 101 Found A6 92.8437615 13.2089511 19 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645238 Jagannath Dera (RV) 230 Found A7 93.0266962 13.1823766 20 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645266 Lamiya Bay (WLS) 102 Found A7 93.0266078 13.2057222 Y A 21 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645212 Shyam Nagar (RV) 701 Found A8 92.9314346 13.3934539 22 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645214 Swarajgram (RV) 940 Found A8 92.9371795 13.3461971 Y A 23 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645215 Milangram (RV) 905 Found A8 92.9363633 13.3182821 24 Nicobars Car Nicobar 645014 Sawai 1247 Found SINGLE 92.7294624 9.2114712 Y A 25 Nicobars Nancowry 645032 Raihion 276 Found SINGLE 93.0351798 8.4653803 Y A 26 Nicobars Nancowry 645043 Kalasi 335 Found SINGLE 93.1123339 8.2851748 Y A 27 Nicobars Nancowry 645100 Itoi (HITUI) 181 Found SINGLE 93.5342489 7.9890622 Y A 28 Nicobars Nancowry 645104 Pilpilow 282 Found SINGLE 93.4963494 8.1805376 Y A 29 Nicobars Nancowry 645111 Daring 115 Found SINGLE 93.5063015 8.1031651 Y A 30 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645150 Pulloullo/Puloulo 81 Found SINGLE 93.7114479 7.3036369 Y A 31 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645232 Nabagram 2208 Found SINGLE 92.9393927 13.1631602 Y B 32 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645239 Ram Nagar 1235 Found SINGLE 93.0413461 11.8230756 Y A 33 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645246 Elezabeth Bay (EFA) 175 Found SINGLE 92.9532653 13.4956860 Y A 34 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645305 Hanspuri (RV) (including JPP Camps) 265 Found SINGLE 92.7613675 12.7507662 Y A 35 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645323 Paiket Bay (EFA) 154 Found SINGLE 92.9193511 12.7837774 Y A 36 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645348 Panchawati (RV) 952 Found SINGLE 92.9452123 12.5932803 Y A 37 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645360 Shyamkund (RV) 294 Found SINGLE 92.8653329 12.5072820 Y A 38 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645375 Bejoygarh (RV) 299 Found SINGLE 92.8011525 12.2433735 Y A 39 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645382 Nayagarh (RV) 330 Found SINGLE 92.8014776 12.1487035 Y A 40 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645386 Cutbert Bay (EFA) 238 Found SINGLE 92.9483632 12.6763152 Y A 41 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645391 Panchawati (EFA) 119 Found SINGLE 92.9452123 12.5932803 Y A 1 Annexure-1 Uncovered Villages of ANI for Population>100 42 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645457 Herbertabad 369 Found SINGLE 92.6325697 11.7123230 Y A 43 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645494 Between Middle Strait (JPPC) & Jirkatang (JA)143 Found SINGLE 92.6666267 11.8370833 Y A 44 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645512 Hashmatabad (EFA) 246 Found SINGLE 92.6434022 11.5965511 Y A 45 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645518 Bejoynagar (RV) 1099 Found SINGLE 93.0605031 11.8316870 Y A 46 South Andaman Port Blair 645539 Chidiyatapu (RV) 388 Found SINGLE 92.7016930 11.5060990 Y A 47 South Andaman Port Blair 645540 Rutland 76 Found SINGLE 92.6479083 11.4319973 Y A 48 South Andaman Port Blair 645543 Chidiyatapu (WLS) 111 Found SINGLE 92.7016930 11.5060990 Y A 49 Port Blair Port Blair 645546 Bamboo Nallaha Incl . Kichand 96 Found SINGLE 92.9865105 13.2031245 Y A 50 South Andaman Little Andaman 645567 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-IV (FDCA) 183 Found SINGLE 92.5663441 10.6798207 Y A 51 South Andaman Little Andaman 645569 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-II (FDCA) 183 Found SINGLE 92.5663441 10.6798207 Y A 52 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645279 Pilone Nallaha (FDCA) 386 Found SINGLE Y A 53 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645286 Hara Tikry (EFA) 192 Found SINGLE Y A 54 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645298 Karmatang (RV) 1229 Found SINGLE Y A 55 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645326 Chuglum Gum (EFA) 131 Found SINGLE Y A 56 Nicobars Nancowry 645028 Tahaila 377 Not found Y A 57 Nicobars Nancowry 645029 Chongkamong 150 Not found Y A 58 Nicobars Nancowry 645030 Alhiat 190 Not found Y A 59 Nicobars Nancowry 645031 Kuitasuk 277 Not found Y A 60 Nicobars Nancowry 645036 Enam 223 Not found Y A 61 Nicobars Nancowry 645080 Upper Katchal 217 Not found Y A 62 Nicobars Nancowry 645081 Meenakshi Ram Nagar 381 Not found Y A 63 Nicobars Nancowry 645082 Japantikri 488 Not found Y A 64 Nicobars Nancowry 645083 E-Wall 245 Not found Y A 65 Nicobars Nancowry 645091 Tapong incl. Kabila 270 Not found Y A 66 Nicobars Nancowry 645125 Munak incl Ponioo/Moul 117 Not found Y A 67 Nicobars Nancowry 645129 Berainak/Badnak 188 Not found Y A 68 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645166 Afra Bay 138 Not found Y A 69 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645193 Laxmi Nagar 230 Not found Y A 70 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645194 Vijoy Nagar 100 Not found Y A 71 Nicobars Great Nicobar 645195 Joginder Nagar 693 Not found Y A 72 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645249 Bandhan Nallaha (EFA) 129 Not found Y A 73 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645252 Ganesh Nagar (EFA) 667 Not found Y A 74 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645253 Amber Chad (EFA) 124 Not found Y A 75 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645254 Santi Nagar (EFA) 239 Not found Y A 76 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645256 Gandhi Nagar (Forest Beat) 502 Not found Y A 77 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645258 Burmachad (EFA) 237 Not found Y A 78 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645259 Haran Nallaha (EFA) 136 Not found Y A 79 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645261 Paschimsagar (EFA) 1038 Not found Y A 80 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645262 Tal Bagan (EFA) 523 Not found Y A 81 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645271 Srinagar (EFA) 297 Not found Y A 82 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645273 Narayan Tikri (EFA) 109 Not found Y A 83 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645277 Bara Dabla (EFA) 536 Not found Y A 84 North & Middle Andaman Diglipur 645281 Ganna Dabla (EFA) 202 Not found Y A 85 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645309 Profullya Nagar (RV) 458 Not found Y A 86 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645322 Karmatang X (EFA) incl.Bihari Plot (EFA) 339 Not found Y A 87 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645325 Buddha Nallaha (EFA) 156 Not found Y A 2 Annexure-1 Uncovered Villages of ANI for Population>100 88 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645339 Birsa Nagar (EFA) 144 Not found Y A 89 North & Middle Andaman Mayabunder 645342 Lauki Nallaha (EFA) 745 Not found Y A 90 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645349 Amkunj (RV) 548 Not found Y A 91 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645361 Vishnupur (RV) 159 Not found Y A 92 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645363 Urmila pur (RV) 205 Not found Y A 93 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645366 Saktigarh (RV) 707 Not found Y A 94 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645370 Santanu (RV) 1202 Not found Y A 95 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645383 Rajatgarh (RV) 212 Not found Y A 96 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645385 Khatta Khari (RV) 108 Not found Y A 97 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645409 Macarthy Valley (EFA) 142 Not found Y A 98 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645413 Porlobjig No. 3 (JPPC, APWDC & ANIFPDC)117 Not found Y A 99 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645426 Lorrojig (FC) & Vishnu Nallaha (APWDC) 179 Not found Y A 100 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645429 Sanker Nallaha (PWDC) 194 Not found Y A 101 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645434 Raglachang (Nayadera) (FC) 184 Not found Y A 102 North & Middle Andaman Rangat 645436 Wrafter's Creek (EFA) 220 Not found Y A 103 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645465 Caddlegunj (RV) (incl. Sona Pahar & Hazari845 Bagh (JNot found Covered by NH 104 South Andaman Ferrargunj 645475 Muslim basti 343 Not found Y A 105 Ferrargunj Ferrargunj 645478 badmash pahar (RV) 728 Not found Y A 106 South Andaman Port Blair 645547 Bada Khari (FC) 169 Not found Y A 107 South Andaman Little Andaman 645552 Dugong Creek (OS) 109 Not found Y A 108 South Andaman Little Andaman 645559 Hermandwer bay (NS) 1264 Not found Y A 109 South Andaman Little Andaman 645568 red oil palm (nursery camp) 147 Not found Y A 3.
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