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Districts at a Glance Andhra Pradesh 2019 GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DISTRICTS AT A GLANCE ANDHRA PRADESH 2019 Directorate of Economics & Statistics Government of Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada PREFACE The Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Andhra Pradesh brings out regularly an annual publi- cation of "Districts at a Glance, Andhra Pradesh". This is a pocket size book and presents District wise data on various parameters for effective planning & management in many developmental activities of the State. In continuation of the series, the present publication of "Districts at a Glance, Andhra Pradesh, 2019" covers several sectors of state economy and presenting vast database in order to meet the needs of the data users. I hope that the information contains in this book will be very useful to the readers in capturing district wise latest socio economic scenario in Andhra Pradesh State. Date: 02.12.2019 V.PRATHIMA VIJAYAWADA DIRECTOR CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP – 2018-19 1-5 District-Wise Geographical Area and Number of revenue 1 a. Divisions b. District-Wise Number of Mandals and Towns 2 District-Wise Number of Municipal Corporatoins 3 c. Municipalities and Gram Panchayats d. District-Wise Inhabited/ Un-inhabited Villages 4 e. District-Wise Number of Rural and Urban Households 5 2 POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS 7-34 a. District-Wise Rural Population 7 b. District-Wise Urban Population 8 c. District-Wise Total Population 9 District-Wise Percentage of Rural and Urban Population to 10 d. District Population District-Wise Percentage of Rural and Urban Population to 11 e. State Population f. District-Wise Scheduled Caste Population 12 District-Wise Percentage of SC Population to Total State 13 g. Population h. District-Wise Scheduled Tribe Population 14 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. District-Wise Percentage of ST Population to total 15 i. State/District Population j. District-Wise Decadal Growth Rate-2001-2011 / Sex Ratio 16 District-Wise Density of Population and Percentage of 17 k. District Population to StatePopulation l. District-Wise Rural Literacy rate 18 m. District-Wise Urban Literacy rate 19 n. District-Wise Literacy rate 20 o. District-Wise Work Participation Rate 21 p. District-Wise Rural and Urban Work Participation Rate 22 District-Wise Total Workers/ Workers Engaged in 23 q. Agricultural activities r. District-Wise Workers Engaged in Agricultural activities 24 s. District-Wise Workers Engaged in Non-Agricultural activities 25-26 t. District-Wise Distribution of Population by Age group 27-29 u. District-Wise Disabled Population by type of Disability 30-31 v. District-Wise Religion wise Population 32-34 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. 3 VITAL STATISTICS, 2018-19 35-38 a. District-Wise Births and Deaths Registered, 2018 35 b. District-Wise Socio-Demographic Indicators,2018-19 36 District-Wise Married Men & Women below 21 and 18 years, 37 c. Number of Cases Sterlised, 2018-19 District-Wise Number of Institutional Deliveries and 38 d. Immunization Achievements, 2018-19 4 RAINFALL 39 a. District-Wise Rainfall,2018-19 39 5 LAND UTILISATION PATTERN, 2018-19 41-47 a. District-Wise Land Utilisation Pattern,2018-19 41-46 b. District-Wise Cropping Intensity,2018-19 47 DISTRICT-WISE AREA, PRODUCTION & YIELD 6 49-65 OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2018-19 a. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Paddy, 2018-19 49 b. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Jowar, 2018-19 50 c. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Maize, 2018-19 51 District-Wise Area,Production,of Total Cereals and Millets, 2018- 52 d. 19 e. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Black Gram, 2018-19 53 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. f. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Red Gram, 2018-19 54 District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Bengal Gram, 55 g. 2018-19 h. District-Wise Area,Production,of Total Pulses, 2018-19 56 i. District-Wise Area,Production,of Total Food Grains 2018-19 57 j. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Groundnut, 2018-19 58 k. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Sunflower, 2018-19 59 l. District-Wise Area,Production,of Total Oil Seeds 2018-19 60 m. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Chillies, 2018-19 61 n. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Sugar Cane, 2018-19 62 o. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Cotton, 2018-19 63 p. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Onions, 2018-19 64 q. District-Wise Area,Production,Yield of Tobacco, 2018-19 65 7 NET AREA IRRIGATED, 2018-19 67-69 a. District-Wise Net Area Irrigated,2018-19 67-68 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. District-Wise Gross Area Irrigated and Irrigation Intensity, 2018- 69 b. 19 8 DISTRIBUTION OF FERTILIZERS 71-72 a. District-Wise Distribution of Fertilizers 71-72 9 CENSUS OF LAND HOLDINGS, 2015-16 73-82 a. District-Wise Land Holdings-Marginal 73 b. District-Wise Land Holdings-Small 74 c. District-Wise Land Holdings-Semi-Medium 75 d. District-Wise Land Holdings-Medium 76 e. District-Wise Land Holdings-Large 77 f. District-Wise Land Holdings-Total Social Groups 78 g. District-Wise Land Holdings-Scheduled Caste 79 h. District-Wise Land Holdings-Scheduled Tribe 80 i. District-Wise Land Holdings-Others 81 j. District-Wise Land Holdings-Institutional 82 LIVE-STOCK CENSUS, 2012 AND FISH 10 83-88 PRODUCTION, 2018-19 a. District-Wise Live Stock Population 83-84 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. b. District-Wise Estimated Production of Milk/ Eggs/ Meat/Chicken 85 c. 86 District-Wise Fish Production d. District-Wise Fishermen engaged in Fishing Activity 87-88 AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS AS PER 11 89 LIVESTOCK CENSUS 2007 District-Wise Agricultural Implements as per 89 a. Live Stock Census,2007 12 EDUCATION, 2018-19 91-112 a. District-Wise Number of Schools,2018-19 91-92 b. District-Wise Gross Enrolment Ratio,2018-19 93 c. District-Wise Annual Average Dropout Rates(All),2018-19 94 d. District-Wise SC Annual Average Dropout Rates,2018-19 95 e. District-Wise ST Annual Average Dropout Rates,2018-19 96 f. District-Wise Teacher Pupil Ratio ,2018-19 97-98 g. District-Wise Government Hostels for SC Students,2018-19 99 h. District-Wise Government BC Welfare Hostels,2018-19 100 CONTENTS Table Item Page No. Nos. i. District-Wise Tribal Welafre Education Institutions,2018-19 101-102 j. District-Wise Junior Colleges,2018-19 103 k. District-Wise Polytechnic Colleges & Strength,2018-19 104 l. District-Wise Engineering Colleges & Strength,2018-19 105 m. District-Wise Number of Medical Colleges,2018-19 106 n. District-Wise Number of Dental Colleges,2018-19 107 o. District-Wise Number of B.Pharmacy Colleges,2018-19 108 p. District-Wise Admissions in B.Pharmacy Colleges,2018-19 109 q. District-Wise Number of B.Ed. Colleges,2018-19 110 r. District-Wise Admissions in B.Ed. Colleges,2018-19 111 s. District-Wise Number of Graduates 112 13 MEDICAL & HEALTH, 2018-19 113-118 District-Wise Number of Hospitals, P.H.Cs and 113 a. Dispensaries,2018-19 b. District-Wise Number of Allopathic Doctors and Beds, 2018-19 114 c. District-Wise Ayurveda Medical Facilities,2018-19 115 d. District-Wise Unani Medical Facilities,2018-19 116 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. e. District-Wise Homeopathy Medical Facilities,2018-19 117 f. District-Wise Naturopathy Medical Facilities,2018-19 118 14 INDUSTRIES(ASI), 2015-16 119-120 District-Wise Number of Factories, Workers and Employees 119 a. ,2015-16 District-Wise Out put, Input and Net Value Added , 120 b. 2015-16 15 POWER, 2018-19 121-122 a. District-Wise Power Consumption,2018-19 121 b. District-Wise Agricultural pumpsets energized,2018-19 122 16 COMMUNICATIONS, 2018-19 123 District-Wise Number of Post Offices,Telephone Exchanges and 123 a. Telephone Connections,2018-19 17 ROAD LENGTH, 2018-19 125-126 a. District-WiseLength of Roads,2018-19 125-126 18 BANKING (As on March 2019) 127-129 a. District-Wise Banks,Avg. Pop.per Bank and Deposits,2018-19 127 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. b. District-Wise Credits and Credit Deposit Ratio ,2018-19 128 129 c. District-Wise Functioning of Co-operative Banks,2018-19 19 HOUSING, 2018-19 131 District-Wise No.of Houses completed under Weaker Section 131 Housing Programme,2018-19 20 EMPLOYEES CENSUS, 2006 133-135 a. District-Wise No. of Employees as per Employees Census,2006 133-135 21 STATE ECONOMY,2017-18 137-144 a. District wise Gross Value Added (GVA) at Current Prices 137-138 b. District wise Gross Value Added (GVA) at Constant Prices 139-140 c. District-Wise Per capita Income (PCI) at Current Prices 141-142 d. District-Wise Per capita Income (PCI) at Constant Prices 143-144 PRIMARY WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE 22 145-147 SOCIETIES, 2018-19 a. District-Wise Primary Weavers Co-operative Societies 145-147 23 MISCELLANEOUS 149-176 District-Wise functioning of Self Help Groups and Bank 149 a. Linkages, 2018-19 b. District-Wise Water Supply Schemes and IHHLs,2018-19 150 CONTENTS Table Page Item No. Nos. c. District-Wise Functioning of Anganwadi Centers,2018-19 151 d. District-Wise Number of Public Libraries, 2018-19 152 District-Wise House Sites distributed,upto 31.3.2019 (Since 153-154 e. June 2014) f. District-Wise Production of Principal Minerals, 2018-19 155-161 District-Wise Annual Average Wage Rate of Agriculture 162 g. Labourers,2018-19 h. District-Wise Average Daily Retail Prices , 2018-19 163-168 i. District-Wise Water Spread Area(WSA),2017-18 169 District-Wise Biogas Manure Management Programme,2018- 170 j. 19 District-Wise No.
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