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Table 10 – Large/Medium/Small Scale Industries Large Industry Medium Industry Small scale Industry Sl. Name of Blocks/Municipalities/ Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector No. Corporations Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Units Units Units Units Units Units loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Mannamkandam 179 873 2 Konnathady 27 113 3 Kuttampuzha 12 53 4 Baisonvally 9 39 5 Vellathooval 67 312 6 Pallivasal 29 148 Block Adimaly 323 1538 1 Peruvanthanam 44 104 2 Kumily 82 227 3 Kokkayar 35 51 4 Peermedu 71 172 5 Elappara 65 251 6 Vandiperiyar 1 85 46 196 Block Azhutha 1 85 343 1001 1 Marayoor 26 111 2 Munnar 1 149 93 288 3 Kanthalloor 7 22 4 Vattavada 1 3 5 Santhanpara 20 75 6 Chinnakkanal 3 42 Block Devikulam 1 149 150 541 1 Vannapuram 40 141 2 Udumbannoor 54 233 3 Kodikulam 22 57 4 Alacode 1 350 25 103 5 Velliyamattom 55 160 6 Karimannoor 36 106 7 Kodayathoor 28 85 Block Elemdesom 1 350 290 885 Table 10 (contd.) Large Industry Medium Industry Small scale Industry Name of Sl. Blocks/Municipalities/ Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector No. Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Corporations Units Units Units Units Units Units loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Idukki Kanjikuzhy 24 108 2 Vathikudy 33 127 3 Arakulam 36 189 4 Kamakshy 18 65 5 Vazhathoppe 40 147 6 Mariyapuram 8 30 Block Idukki 159 666 1 Kattappana 102 425 2 Upputhura 26 77 3 Vandenmedu 21 94 4 Kanchiyar 31 121 5 Erattayar 28 127 6 Ayyappancoil 20 92 7 Chakkupallam 22 110 Block Kattappana 250 1046 Table 10 (contd.) Large Industry Medium Industry Small scale Industry Name of Sl. Blocks/Municipalities/ Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector Public Sector Private Sector No. Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Emp- Corporations Units Units Units Units Units Units loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees loyees 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Pampadumpara 25 102 2 Senapathy 13 49 3 Karunapuram 27 126 4 Rajakkadu 26 139 5 Nedumkandam 81 295 6 Udumbanchola 24 93 7 Rajakumary 22 77 Block Nedumkandam 218 881 1 Kumaramangalam 31 152 2 Muttom 1 74 48 177 3 Edavetty 0 41 152 4 Karimkunnam 0 50 166 5 Manakkadu 1 26 51 176 6 Purapuzha 0 47 151 Block Thodupuzha 2 100 268 974 1 Thodupuzha 1 296 316 1148 Total Urban 1 296 316 1148 District 1 149 5 831 2317 8680 .

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