CENSUS OF INDIA 1971
SERIES 11
MAHARASHTRA
PART VI-A
TOWN DIRECTO~Y·
R. B. CHARI OF TaB INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE Director qfCensus Operations, Maharashtra CENSUS OF INDIA 1971
Central GovernD1ent Publications
Census Report, Series Il-Maharashtra, is published' In the following P drts
IF-A and B Gen:rJ RepO_~t,
I-C Subsidiary . Tables
II-A General Population Tables
II-B(i) General EconoIDlc Tables
II-BCii) ::.. General Economic Tables-contd.
Social and Cultural Tables
Part 11-0,._ii) Social and Cultural Tables-contd. lJ-D MIgration Ta ble::,
II I-A Establishment Report and Subsidial y Tables
III-B Est4blishment Tables
IV Housing Report and Tables
v Scheduled Ca<;tes dnd Scheduled Tribes in Maharashtra-Tables
VI-A Town Dire('tory [the present volume]
VI-B SpeCial Survey RepOl to; on Selected Towns
VI..,..C Survey Reports On Selected VIllages , VII • Report On Graduates and Technical Personnel
VIII-A Administration Report-Em.lneratkn (Fot ojficwl use only)
VIII-B • • Administration Report-Tabulation (For ojficlQ1 use onlY)
IX Census Atlas of Maharashtra
State GovernlD.ent Publications
26 Volumes of Dbtrict Census Handbooks 1U Engli~h
26 v.oJ~mes' of ~s~q Census Handbooks In Marathi I I I
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~ rV) ·i FOR.:£WORD
One of the special features of 1971 census is a compilation of directory of all the towns of India. It includes seven statements giving the status, growth history and functional category of towns, physical aspects and location; civic and other ameniees; medical, educatiopal, 1 ecreational 'and cultural facilities; trade, commerce, industry and banking and population by religion. The primary census abstrac/t of each town will also be presented in this directory.
The rationale for providing wide range of other infolmation along with the primalY census data of each town deriv-es from the fact that the demographic data of the census are on the one hand the products of t~'e inter-play of a number of economic, cultural and social factors; on the, other hanp, the demographic situation in its totality influences the economic, social and cultural developments of villages, towns and areas of higher order. It is this dyna~ic inter-relationship which is intended to be highlighted, by b:ringing together census and non-census statistics and other data in the town directory.
Along with the qualitative and quantitative data, suitable maps have also been included in the directory. One map proposes to bring out the spatial I relations of the towns of different size-groups and functional categories. Another one intends to bring out in visual focus, the spatial pattern of distribution of functional areas inside the towns of different size-groups and functional categories. In the context of these two sets of visual presentation, one important den10graphic character of the town, the gradience of the distribution of the population in different densities, is proposed to be brought out in a third map.
It is hoped that the town directory will stimulate considerable research in the various associated disciplines in the country.
The planning of the project has been done in the Social Studies Division in the Office of the ,Registrar General, India, under the guidance of my colleague Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies). Tha data have been compiled in the offices of the Directors of Census Operations. In the ';ompilation_ of the data a large- number of sources had to be tapped. I avail of this opportunity to thank all my coll~agues associated with the project, and also the various official and non-official agencies without whose cooperation it would not have been possible to collect the manifold data for all the towns of the country.
New Delhi A. CHANDRA SEKHA~ January 31, 1972 Registrar General, India ACKNOWLEDGEMENtS
It has been the practice in past gensuses to collect information regarding certain basic amenities available in' each village and town. In 1961, this information was compiled along with'the primary census data for each village and town and included in the primary census abstract published in the district census handbooks. At the 1971 census, the number of items on which village-wise and town-wise, data were c
Compiling town data, especially of the non-census variety, from different sources called for close co-operation from government offices and local bodies. I offer my thanks to all municipal and cantonment authorities in the state,. revenue officers of the Central and state government -offices concerned who readily supplied the information required for tbe tewn directory. I am grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, former Registrar General, India, and Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General India, for their valuable suggestlons and guidance during compilation of the directory. In the Maharashtra census office Shl'i D. V. Rangnekar,. Deputy director (HQ):, organised the collection and compilation of this directory. The tabulation work was looked after by Shri D. S. Pilpile, Tabulation officer, and Sarvashri M. S. Paradkar and B. V. Pawar, Statistical assistants. The introductory note was prepared by Shri A. W. Mahatme, Assistant director (Tech.). Shri R. N. Pongurlekar, Tabulation officer, Shri S. Y. Pradhan, Artist, and the staff of the cartography unit spared no pains in preparing the maps included in this directory. I deeply appreciate the help we received from Shri J. G. Keskar, Director, and Shri W. R. Wakankar, Deputy director, town planning and valuation department. They provided the town planning maps which formed the basis of the town maps presented in the volume. Sarvashri C. M. Kane and M. K. Abhyankar looked after the printing of the publication.
I am grateful to Shri S. R. Sethi, Manager, and Shri Y. Viswanathan, Assistant manager (Tech.), Government of India Press, Nasik, for printing this volume.
BOMBAY 11 March, 1975 R. B. CHARI CONTENTS
PAGE FOREWORD iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ . v INTRODUCTION 1 Annexure I List of non-municipal towns by population size classes 31 Annexure II Statement showing for each city in Maharashtra the number towns reporting it as the nearest city 32
Annexure III Li~t of towns not directly connected by rail 33 Annexure IV ',Extracts of relevant production codes from National I Industrial Classification, 1970 35 Statement 1 Status, growth history and functional category 44 Statement II iPhysical aspects and location 58 Statement III Municipal finance 1968-69 78 Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1969 . 92 Statenrrent V Medical, educational and cultural racilities~ 1969. 108 Statement VI Trade,. commerce, industry and banking, 1969 138 Statement VII Population by religion 158 Townwise Primary Census Abstract 178 APPENDICES Appendix I Districtwise lists of towns and their 1971 census location Code numbers • • • 231 Appendix Il Towns in Maharashtra arranged in decending order of 1971 population with growth rate and sex-ratio 236 Appendix III Towns in each district of Maharashtta arranged in descending o~'der of 1971 population 240 MAPS Urban centres 1971 . Frontispiece Progress of urbanisation 6 Functions of class I urban centres 40 Functions of class II urban centres 41 Functions of class III urban centres 42 Functions of class IV urban centres 43 Schematic maps of 22 towns 245-268 INTRODUCTION For the first time in the history of Indian cenSus, Once civic stltus is confened on a place, it is not a town directory providing information in respect of usual to examine whether it has continued to retain its every town is being brought out as a census publica urban character. A place which already has a munici tion. The population figures relate to the primary pal councilor corporation or a cantonment board, re census abstract, variat!ons in population from 1901 gardless of any other consideration, is treated as a town to 1971 and diHribution of population by religion. for cen<;us purposes. The following tests are otherwise Other data in the directory have been collected by applied to determine whether the place should be trea the cenSus organisation from the concerned govern ted ~s a town for that particular census-(l) whether ment and municipal departments. it will have a populatIOn of at least 5,000 at the concer ned census; (Ii) whether the density of population ",ill E loch d!3trict cenSi.ts handbook will incorporate be at least 1 000 per square mile (or 400 per square data in respect of the towns in that district. Table kilometre); (iIi) whether, according to the results of A-IV of Part II· A cDntaining general population tables the latest census, at lea3-t three-fourths of the male also provides the urban population of each town, e;a~h workmg populatlOn is enga?ed in pursuits outside of ;ize class of towns during the last seventy years (1901 agricultUl e. to 1971 ). Thi 5 dIreCtory refers to all towns in Maha r 1 2-2 Census Maha{73 2 Proportions urban in the population The arrangement of towns in each of the seven of seJected countries statements, as also in the primary census abstract, is in alphabetical order. AccordIng to Indian census Name Percentage convention, a town with a populatIOn of 100,000 or urban over is called a 'city'. Each such town has been desig- nated in the statement5 as a 'city'. . AustralIa • • 85.5 In the presentatIOn of 1971 cen!>us data, a new Umted Kingdom • 78.3 concept called 'urban agglomeration' has been utilised. The principle prescnbed for constitutIOn of an urban Canada • • • • • 73.6 agglomeration was that such Ian agglomeration should Germany (East) 73.6 form a continuou<; urbCln spr;~ad COmprISIng two or • • more contIguous towns, together wIth their continUous France . 70.0 well-recognised out-growths,lfany. In Maharashtra 16 such urban agglomerations were constItuted. An urban U S.A. 69.9 agglomeration in which the! core town was a city a'S de Japan 72.2 finedabove wa.s designatefta~a 'city agglomeratIOn'. One in which none of the constItuents was a city was U. S. S. R. • 56.3 designated as a 'town agglomeration'. In the statements of the towp dIrectory, data have; been presented for Egypt (U.AR.) 42.1 urban agglomerations tooL In /each ~tatement the Iran 41.3 agglomeration aggregates have been presented at the place where the name of the agglomeration derived GermaI\Y (West) 38 4 from its main component appears In alphp.betIcal order. The agglomeration, howevel, does not bear a serial . India 19.9 • • number in the alphabetical ord~r. The data relating Sri Lanka 19.1 to each con<;tituent of thfC: urban' agglomeratIOn have been presented immediately below the agglomeration Indonesia 17.4 aggregates. The constituents have been shown again China 14.2 at their appropriate places in the alphabetical orqel with! their serial numbers, but WIth a remark that tbe Pakistan 13.1 reader should look for data relatIng to that tOWn in the place where the data for the agglomeration of Source UN DemographiC Year BOok 1971. which it is a constituent have been presented. Maharashtra is the most urbanised state in India Statement I with a proportion urban of 3] .2 per cent in 1971 a: a.gcdnst the national average of only 19.9 per cent. Statement I gives for each town Its location (I.e. the district and the tahsIl in which It is sItuated) and its yivic statu,> as of 1970. This InformatIOn is covered At the 1971 ce_1SUS, a preliminary listing of under columns I to 5. The abbreVIations u'>ed in urban places wa.s made by applying the criteria indica. coLumn 5 to denote the ciVIC <;tatus are a<; follows: ted above, but no attempt wa.s made later at the tabu lation 3tage to declassify a place as rural even if it had MuniCipal corp 0 1 a bon M. Corp failed t_o fulfil expect.ations--either in respect of its MuniCipal councIl • M popubtlOn ~r0wth or In respect of the distribution of workers,. Nor Was an.attempt made to upgrade a place Cantonment board CB as urban on the b:l.31s of the final figures. Whichever Non-rnumclpal (I e. havmg neither NM places had been listed at the preliminary stage as a munlclpahty nor a cantonment probable toWns have thus remained as towns, so fa.r board) as Maharashtra is concerned. The number of urban places or tow.Q.s as fin.l.lised for the 1971 census in Columns 6 to 13 show the population of the Mahara'>htra was 289. Data in regard to each of these urbanised area of each town at the re'>pective censuses 289 towns are p re3ented in thls directory. from 1901 to 1971. The figures agree cyactly wi th those shown against! these towns in Table A-IV presented in CenSus ofIQdia 1971, Senes II-Maharashtra, Part Statem.ents in. 'to;wn directory' Il-A-General populatIOn tabkR. The town directory comprises seven statements. Column 14 shows the pfedominant functional The popull:\Hon data included in statements I and VII character of each town accordtng to the data in regard come from the census. The rest of the information comes to working population forthcoming from the 1971 from the town schedule. One regular cenSUS table census:"The ten indu<;trial categories of workers adopt (the primary census abstract) giving data in respect of ed for the 1971 primary census abstract were grouped each town has been added at the encl. in to five sectors as given on page 3. 3 Sector Industnal categories StatelDent IV I CultIvators PIUndl Y This gives in respect of each town information II Agncultural labourers as to the civic amenities available at the place such as III LlVesto;;k, for.;:stry, fishlllg, hunttng, the length of roads, sanitary and water supply facilities, plantatIOns, orchards and allIed fice-fightlug services and the number of electricity activIties connections for various types of uses. IV Mmll1.g and quarrymg The abbreviations used are explained below:- Ind'l3try / - V NIanufacturtn~, processIng', sen IC Ing and repaIrs (a) household Industry Col1lD1D 3 lb) non-household mdustry, Pucca road P Kutcha road K VI ConstructIon VII Trade and Commerce Colamn 4 Transport VIII Trdll5i )ot t, storage and Sewer S <.-olllffiunlcat IOll SanItary latnnss connected with septic SLST Service. IX Other servu:_es tanks. For each tow.[) the percelltage of workers In each Open surface drams OSD "I"_c~or to the sO',a.t working ~)o¥ulatJOll was worked out. Box surface drains BSD The LucUonal ccl',egory of the town was then deter Kutcha drainage KD .umed as follow>-(I) If the workeI's In one sector Ce5spool method es Gons.lluted ,*,0 per cen t or In~)l c, the town WaS class i Plt system PT fkd In the relevant u!lI-fuDct!Ql1al category; (11) If the percentage III no one '5eClOr wa.s 40 per cent or more, ColUD1D 8 tW0 sectors havIng the largest percentages were combi Head Loads HL ned to see if they cogdher constituted 60 per cent or nlOre. If 50, the tOWll wa'> clas<;ified in the relevant bi Hand carts He functlOnal catcgury; (lll) If no two sectors added up to Wheel barrows WB 60 per cellt or Inme, three '>ecton having the largebt Tractor & trolley T percentages were combIned and the town Wa'5 claSSI Septic tank latrines ST fied In the relevant rri-functional category. Sewerage . "s State.m.ent II ColUD1D 9 ThI'S- gives 11) respect of ea.ch tOW!l the detaIls as Tube well • TW to Its phYSIcal a'>pect:> and 10catlOn. The data relating Tap. Tp to rainfall and temperature were obtatned from the Well • W MeteorologIcal department. Column 6 shoWS for each Tank TK. town the nearest CIty (I.e. town of population one Overhead tank • OHT lakh plus) and Its dJ;:,tance from that CIty. 'CItIeS' were determined with reference to the popUlatIon as ascer Service reservoir • , . SR taine:l at the 1971 cen,Us and for any town the RIver InlltratlOn gallery IG nearest cIty dId not necessanly mean such city situated Borewell pumping system BWP within the Same State. It could even be in an adjoin Pressure tank PT oing State. For a town whIch IS itself a 'CIty', the nearest city IS some other CIty which is nearest to it. Statem.ent V Columns 7 to 12 ,how the na nes of certaIn Important cen tre:;, nea.re~t to the town and then dIstances from This gives in respect of each town information that tow.n. Columns 13 and 14 '>how the names of as to the medical, educational and recreational/cultural n~uigable rIver/canal wit~In 10 km and of seaport facilities available at the place. within 50 km of the tOWil, If any. The seaport indicated IS the one through \\ hleh there i:, a flow of pa<;senger The abbreviations used are explained below: traffic to and from the tOWn. ColUlllD 3 Statement III Hospital H D This shows III re<,pect of each town the position Dispensary in regard to.ClYIC finance for the year 1968-69. Receipts Health centre He and expendIture under ddferell t heads have been indi Family planning centre Fe cated. Where the town does l10t yet have a municipa1ity T.B. Clinic TOO or a cantonment board, the positlOn of finance relates Nursing Home NH to the village panchayat which is charged with civic Maternity home NI administration of that place. Others o 4 Colwnn ') Townwise peA Arts only A The primary census abstract (PCA), is one of the SCIence only S regular cenSuS tables. It has already been presented in Law college L 'CensuS of India 1971, Series II-Maharashtra, Part Arts and SCIence oni y AS lI-A-General Population Tables' for each indIvidual town, as also for the urban agglomeration::, and also In the dIstrict cenSus handbooks for each vlllage and Column' 9 town block. The table IS repeated Here, but the order of Shorthand SH presentatlOn of the towns IS alphabetIcal for the state as Typewntrng Type a whole. Those in teref>ted in the dIstrict and dIViSIOn Shorthand and typewntmg Sh. Type urban aggregates may refer to Part II-A. The concepts Others o have been defined in the explanatory note to the PCA " in the above cenSus volume., Column 17 The fo~lowmg three statemrnts have been add,ed Pubhc hbrary .. PL as appendIces :- Readmg room RR i\ ppendix I-DistrictwIse lIsts lof Towns with the 1971 c'rnsus 10¢alOn codes StateInent VI Appendix II-Towns arranged in des<.,endmg order of 1971 population) with This shows In re:-.pect of each town the names of growth rate and sex ratio. the three most important commodIties Imported Into AppendIx III~Town<; In' each district' arranged It, the name:; of three most Impoi·tant commodities in descendmg order of 1971 popu exported from it and the names of three most im lation. portan t commoditIes manufactured at the place. Llformation as to the number of bank<; and the number Growth of urban population of agrIcultural and non-agncultural credit ~ocietIes Ta91e 1 shows how the total, the rural and the operating at the place has aho been gIVen. urban populatIon have grown from decade to decade dunng the seventy years from 1901 to 1971 In Maha StateInent VII rashtra and in IndIa a~ a whole. In exam1lllng the tlend of population growth, we may leave out the This give:> In respect of each town the d!1>tlibutlOll perlOd up to 1921, ;].~ 1 t was mar ked by severe of pop ulation of each of the two sexes bv '>IX main reli famIne!:. and epidemIc,> throughout the country and gions, 'religion 110t <;tated' and 'other relIgion" and per that was a tIme when the country was not well suasions'. This statemen t IS based entirely On data col eqUipped to fight ~uc.h calamItIes Improvements In lected through the cenSuS Schedule (the IndIvidual slIp) commUlJlcations and the availabIlity after 1921 of In answer to a specIfic ques tlOn on 'religion'. The enu fairly reliable atld sWIft medIcal aId have prevented merators were instructed to record the anSwer in every anything lIke the famIne or epidemIc mortalIty of the ca.se strictly as returned by the respondent. pre-1921 era. TABLE 1 Growth of Population Mahal'ashtra Ind,a aensus Total percen. Rural Percen. Urllan perCen~ Total Percen- Rural Percents. Urban l..-:J e f"CeU'" year PopulatIon tage PopulatIon tage Population tage PopulatIon tage Population tage PopulatIOn tage Decade Decade Decade Decade ,Decade uecdd" Varla- Varia· Varia. Vana- Vana- Vana- tIOn han tIon tlon tl0n tLon 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 1901 19,391,643 16,174,441 3,21-,202 238,396,327 212,544,454 25,851,873 1911 21,474,523 +10 74- 18,225,534 +12.68 3,248,989 +0.99 252,093,390 5 75 226,151,757 +640 20,941,633 +0,,5 1921 20,849,666 -2 91 16,992,340 - 6.77 3,857,326 +8 ,2 251,321,213 -031, 223,235,046 -1 29 28,086,167 +0 "7 1931 23,959,300 +14.91 19,502,570 +14 77 4,456,730 +15 54 278,977 ,238 +11 00 245,521,249 +998 33,455,989 +19.12 1941 26,832,758 +11.99 21,167,647 +8.54 5,665,111 +27 11 318,660,580 +1422 274,507,283 +11 80 44,153.297 +3] ';;7 1951 32,002,564 + 19.27 22,801,551 +7.72 9,201,013 +61 57 361.088,090 +13 31 298,644, 156 +8 79 62,443,934 +41.42 1961 39,553,718 +23.60 28,391,157 +24.51 11,162,561 +21 38 439,234,771 +21 51 360,298,168 +2064 78,936,603 +26.41 1971 50.H2,?35 +27 45 34,701,024 +22.22 15,711 211 +40 75 547,949,809 +2475 438.855,500 +21 80 109,094,309 +31l 20 1201-1971 159.97 114.54 388.35 129.84 106.47 .121.98 5 The percentage decadal growth has been going up Table 3 shows that Maharashtra ranks first among ~ teadily. In respect 01 the total populatIOn ot Maha all the states in the degree of urbanisation (as represent. rashtra, It was 14.91 In 1921-31; it went upto 27.45 in ed by the proportIOn urban in the population) and the 1961-71~..l rise oj: 12 fJ31nts. In respect of the urban absolute SIze of urban populatIOn. In respect of total population of the state, It W.;l.S 15.54 in 1921-31, it went populat.ion, Uttar Pradesh (88 million) and BIhar (56 up to 40.75 in 1961-71.-a rl'>e of 25 points. In respect milllon), rank higher t.ha:n Maharashtra (50 mlllion). of the a11-1 ndia ur ban population, the gro'vll th wa'> 19 . 12 Yet Mah::t.rashtra has an urban population of 15.7 per cent during 1921-31 and 38.20 per cent during millIon, Uttar Prad~ sh 12.4 mIllion and BIhar 5.6 1961-71, a ris~ 01 19 pJInts. The pace of urbanisation milhon,. The proportions urban In Uttar Pradesh and -partIcularly during the ld.'>t decade-has thus BIhar are 14 and 10 per cent respectively, while in been SWift in Maharashtra.. The very large increase in Maharashtra it is as high as 31. urban population in 1951 as compared to 1941- in Maharashtra, as also in all-India-3eems to be due to TABLE 3 the rather loose definition ~f 'urban' adopted in 1951. I States of India arranged in descending order of It was in 1961 that an 'urban' place wa'S defined some proportion urban in the population 1971 census what rigidly for the first time. Total Urban Percen. S1. No. Name of state Population PopulatIOn tage \ 1 2 3 4 5 Over the seventy-year period 190J to 1971, 1 Maharashtra 50,412,235 15,711,211 31'17 _ the total populatIOn 10 Maha~ash'tra grew 159.97 2 Ta'UdNadu 41,199,168 12,464,834 30·26 per cent as agamst the growth 'of 388.35 per cent in 3 GJjarat 26,697.4-75 1,496,500 2808 the urban populatIOn. For all-Iz¥iia, the correspondIng 4 West Bengal 44,312,01 ] 10,967,033 24·75 5 My.ore 29,299,014 percentages are 129.84 and 321 r 9~. Thus, durIng this 7.122.093 24·31 6 Punjab 13,551,060 3,216.179 23·73 period Maharashtra has had a i hIgher gtowth rate 7 Andhra Pradesh 43,502,708 8,402,527 19·31 as compared to all-India-bdth in the total as 8 Ja-n'Uu & K~'hnlr 4,616,632 858,221 18 59 well as in the urban population. 9 H .. ryana 1 a,036,80B 1,772,959 17 66 10 Rajasthan 25,765,S06 4,543,761 17 63 11 V£adhya Pradesh 41,654,119 6,784,767 16 29 12. l'>..orala 21,347,375 3,466,449 16'24 The proportIOn urban In the population of a 13 Meghalaya 1,011,699 147.170 14'55 regIon is taken to be a good indIcator of its economic 14 Uttar Pradesh 88,341,144- 12,38B.596 14·02 progress. Table 2 shows that the proportion urban in 15 Man.pur 1,072,753 141.492 13·19 16 TflPUra 1,556,342 162,360 10·43 the population of Mahara3htra has always been 17 Bihar 56,363,369 5,633,966 10 00 higher than the national average from 1901 to 1971. 18 Nagaland 516,449 .) 1.394 9·95 The Maharashtra percentage was 16.59 In 1901 and 19 A"am 14,957,542 1,326,981 8·S7 has reached 31.17 In 1971. The re,pe:ctlVe p~ccentages 2() Ortssa 2L,9·H,615 1,845,395 8 41 for India are 10.84 and 19.91. 21 Himachal Prade~h 3,460,434 241.890 6 99 ---- ~------~------ TABLE 2 G ..owth of U ..ban Population 1901 to 1971 Maharashtra All India Census ------Year Percentage Percentage of urban of urban Total Urban popuiatlOn Total Urban populatlOn PopulatlOn Populatlon to total PopulatIOn PopulatlOn to total PopuiatlOn PopulatIon 2 3 4 5 6 7 1901 19,391,643 3,217,202 16'59 238,396,327 25,851,873 10 £4 1911 21,474,523 3,248,989 15 -13 252,093,390 25,941,633 10·29 1921 20,849,666 3,857,326 18 50 251,321,213 28,086,167 11 ·18 1931 23,959,300 4,456,730 18 60 278,977,238 33,455,989 11·99 1941 26,832,758 5,665,111 21·11 318,660,580 44,153,297 13·86 1951 32,002,564 9,201,013 28-75 361,088,090 62,443,934 17-29 1961 39,553,718 11,162,561 28 22 439,234,771 78,936,603 17 97 1971 50,412,235 15,711,211 31 17 547,949,809 109,094,309 19 91 6 SH~V' NI NOlt VlIldOd r .... ,I ~ ~ a ( '" J \, ~ Z ;::; :J: ( I ...'" '"::> , I Go I ~ :r aco:'" ( I , ... z ~ I .....i 0 r; ;J: u'" i> ::- 1 ,J = ..::>.... £ Cl ~., Z ;: 0 '" 1' ..... ,., I , g ....,.. I.. ,. J > ~ ;:..\ c -~ ... <;> J ., ,-~~ .. ) :J: .I 0 { ) >--" .. iii.., _ 'i, \ I s:'" ~., '1 ...... , 1 "'/I t ;;; /\. '1/1 °re_ ...... J .... ~ o o \ ... ~ ,> r'? ,r .... " 0 o. 2 '- I c'.., "'\, ...... H'~:= -" ,./ >'".. < « !'" E ~ ~ '>< ;;:; .. , \ ~ F -. '-J :E ,.. o. , ~ " $ , I I '" f $ l.r \. ~ -'--7 d- ~ , ~ l-'\. r_J a V \. ':t ~ 0 !i' \ :<- ...... Z'" '"0 ::> ~ '"z C z 0 '" ::> '" '" -<... c 7 NUJnber of tOWllS Out of the remaining eight, three- Ozar, Pimpal gaon, Basvant and VarangaQn- were treated as For the 1961 cen-;us, 266 places in Maharashtra. townS lU 1951 but were declassified in 1961. Four \V'ere trea.ted as separate urban units. This number l\.fanmad (NM)- Ahmednagar Cantonment, Dehu hds changed to 289. at 1971 ce~s1;1s. Out of .these, Road Cantonment, and Dhond (NY)-were urban in 57 tOW.1S hav~ neIther a mun1CIpal councli nOr 1961, !Jut formed pa.rts of certain larger urban units. a cantonment b':}.ud. A comJ.:llete list of these tov.ns by They were not counted as separate urban units. pJplllation 3IZ:! cla.'Bified is given as Annexure I to this One town, Plmpri-ChInchwad New Township, was nott.. CQU >tltuted as a new municipality in 1970. It includes 28 places have been newly counted as sc;parate three non-munIcIpal places whIch were treated as urban unit 3 in 1971. Of the3e, half the number IS loca urban in 196 I, In addi tlon to other vIllages. ted in B:lmba.y divi.,ion. No ;new town WaS counted for AuranO'a.b.l.:l di,ii:;ion and the shares of Nagpur and No tOWJ.l. of 1961 ha" been declassified as 'rural Poonan divisions Were 3 and 11 respectively. Out of in 1971. Five towa; ha.lle, howevet, lost their separate 28 new tOWJl'> 20 places' had been rural all the time so i:lentities as urh:m units and have gone out ot the far and h].ve b~en counted as tOVlins for the first time li3t in 1971. These hav~ been "hown under columns 6 to in 1971. These ha.ve b~en shown in italtcs in Table 4. 9 in Table 4 T{}.cc~ of th::m, Bho>ari, Pimpre Waghere TABLE 4 Towns added in 1971 Census New town added In 1971 Town In 1961 whIch has lost separate Identity ln 1971 DIstrict PopulatIOn Population Name of town Area In ------Name of Area km? 1971 1961 town In 1971 1961 km 2 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 Thana MaJzvade 8'55 22,126 4,015 Afanzkpur 4 15 7,610 4,556 Badlapur 7 25 4,703 3,647 Kulgaon 3 63 6,758 3,625 Kolaba Rasayani 6 06 2,018 N.A. + Khopolt new townshtp 30 ·17 18,1')2 8,747 Ratnaglr, Shirgaon 12'69 3,172 2,490 Alore • 3'89 3,369 906 Vani 34 97 6,548 4,982 Manrnad NM 9 92 10,-490 7,981 Nandgaon NM 19 6B 7,096 5,731 OZar 43'51 21,260 8,846 Plmpalgaon Basvant 29'01 12,289 8,758 Jalgaon Varangaon . 17 09 8,179 NA. Ahmednagar Ahmednagar Cantonment 11 '89 30,169 22,062 Poona Pimpn Chmchwad New 64 65 83,542 30,387 *Bhosan 27 95 6,049 TownshIp Dehu Road Cantonment 36 00 24,709 4,600 *Plmpre- Waghere 13 ·65 15,611 Dhond NM 31 II 19,387 14,256 *Ghmchwad 10 83 6,3]5 Kuran Kh. 2 07 2,898 4,852 @Dapodl 1 81 9,215 Satara Bhade . 20 20 2,391 4,533 $Satara Suburban 5 21 4,356 Sadashivgad • 22'79 7,861 5,904 Patan 6 48 6,182 4,464 Humbralt 9'84 4,421 4,312 Gokul T Helwak 7 25 2,270 4,034 Sangh Madhaunagar o 52 8,853 5,81 I Nagpur Kanhan (pzpn) 4 92 6,600 4,003 Chandrapur Ghugus 12·95 8,262 5,289 DesmganJ 26 68 11,783 8,821 *These towns have been merged WIth the newly formed Pimptl-Chmchwad New Township munlclpahtr. @ThiS town has been merged WIth Poona mUnICipal corporatIOn. $ThlS town has beel1 merged WIth Satara lIIumclpahty. and Chinchwad, were merged with the newly constI relating to minimum population. Five towns satisfy tuted Pimpn-Chinchwad New Township. One town CriterIon (Ii) relating to non~agricultural pursuits, but Dapodi, wa.s merged with Poona. Another town, not criterion (1) relating to mmimum population. Satara Suburban (M), was merged with Satara (M). The f.jIJowing are the 12 towns which on a strict aPi:>hcatlOn of the critel ia would have gone off the The 28 towns newly added mznloJ the five town'l ltst 01 1971 toV\ns. which have lost separate identities raise the 1961 num ber by 23 to the 289 towns of 1971. Dl~tnct Name of tOWn Tot.lo1 Percentage population of male 1971 workers in Towns not satisfying prescribed criteria categorIes I and II The CClteria prescrlbed for a place having neither a muniCipality nor a cantonment board to be treated Not satlifymg either erzterlOn as a town for census purposes have been men tioned earlier. Leaving out the criterion of den3'ity, Thana Badlapur 4,703 36 96 whIch \s di.fficJ.lt of application as reliable figures of ShlrgaO:l. 3,172 38.99 area are not ava.ilable in many c.J.ses, the two main criterIa arc-(I) the place should have a populatIon S:ltara Bhade 2,391 69.18 of at least 5,000 at the concerned cenSus; (ii) at Satz.sfyzng crzterion (t) only, lea.st 75 per cent of Its male working population should / Vani 6,548 46.13 be engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; in other words, , male workers engaged In agriculture should not Nandgaon (NM) 7,096 56.14 e-xceed 25 per cent of the total male workers. Naslk Ozar 21,260 25.80 1t has '11'l0 been menil'1ned earlier that at the 1971 census, the places which were determined as probable NaSlk Plmpalgaon 12,289 39.45 B::lsvant 'towns' at the stage of prelimInaries were retaIned as I such, without attemptlllg later to modify the lIst on Satt.ifytng cntenon (ll) only the ba<;ls of actual census results. There are 12 places which, although taken as probable towns of 1971 at Kolaba R l.Sayanl 2,018 2.56 I . the early stage and retained as such, do not strIctly RatnagiTl Alore 3,369 17 85 qualify for that status. Poona. Kuran Kh. 2,898 9.30 As mentioned above, 28 places are beIng coun S:ltara Humbrah 4,421 6.00 ted as new towns of the 1971 census (see cols. 2 to 5 Sa tara Gokul T. 2,270 11.69 In Table 4). Three of the towns m,<;., Khopoh New Helwak Tow.. uhlp (DIstrict Kolaba), Pimpri-ChinchV\ad New township (District Poona) and Desaiganj CDl ~trIct In addition to the above 12 towns from the lis1 Chandrapul) enter the list because municipal ('ouncil:> of new towns of 1971, there are 11 other non-municipal were constituted for those places after 1961. Two other towns which have been carried forward from the 1961 places are cantonment area<;--Ahmednagar Canton list and which have populations of more than 5,000 in ment and Dehu Road Cantonment. These two places 1971, but not 75 per cent or more male v.or~ers ~nga wele treated as urban in 1961 too. They were, how ged in non-agncultural purSUItS. The followmg IS the ever, not counted as Independent urban units but as list ot these 11 tov.ns. parts of nearby bIgger urban units. A cantonment ooard did exist at Ahmednagar even in 1961, but for pre Name of town Total Percentage senting the results of the 1961 census, Ahmednagar popu~ of male latton worker"! in Cantonment was treated as a part of Ahmednagar City, 1971 categOries and combined data were presented fer the city and th~ I and II cantonment. The D~hu Road Cantonment board waS constituted after 1961. But that area WaS also treated Thana Sandor 6,705 28 80 as urban in 1961, although as a part of a bigger urban Thana Dahanu 9,637 29 47 unIt deSIgnated as Dehu town. Thana Vada 8,16B 29.55 That leaves 23 towns in the list which have nei RatnagiTl Dabhol 5,402 33.15 ther a municipality nor a cantonment board and v.hich Ratna~lri Nate 6,599 26 58 therefore will have to fulfil the two main crIteria to Ravalgaon 11,780 33.15 quahfy for treatment as towns. For purposes of cri Naslk 8,789 34.70 terion (ii), we shall take categoIles I (cultivators) Naslk .1 Chanclor and II (agricultural labourers) alone of the peA as Dhulla Nawapur 15,222 29.11 constitutIng agricultural pursuits, since only then will a A'1mednaga,. 'Wan 9,180 30.78 compari30n with the 1961 list be valid. Eleven towns 5,636 26.66 fulfil both the criteria. Three towns satisfy neither Poona Dehu cdterion. Four other towns satisfy only criterion (i) ChandrapuI . Sash 5,154 28.33 9 Districtwise cODlparison of urban population of consideration, the other two districts of Konkan Kolaba (12.08) and Ratnag1ri (8.40)-rank very The natural dIVisIOns in Maharashtra and the low in thIS respect. administrative divisions which correspond to them a re indicated below:- The nine other districts of western Maharashtra (after excluding the four Konkan districts) are evenly Natural Divisions in Maharashtra spread out in the list. Name of DWlStOn Correspondmg admtnlStrattIJe TA;BLE 5 DtVtHons and Dzstflcts Distri~ts of Mabarashtra arranged in descending BOlDbay Division ol'dtfr of proportion urban in the popnlation r Gre;;lter Bombay ( Konkan Thana ~ Kolaba r Total Urban Percen~ Ratnagll l Sl I l No Name of dIstrict Populatlon PopulatIon tage ( NaSlk urban ! Dhulia 3 4 5 I Jalgaon 2 Western Greater Bombay 5,970,575 5,970,575 100 00 Maharashtra ~ POODa Division 1 I 2 Naqpur 1,942,688 1,055,357 54·32 ) Daccan Ahmednagar 3,178,029 1,329,774 41 84 , 3 Poona PooIla Satara 4 Thana 2,281,664 826,749 36'23 I Sangh I' Sholapur State average 31-17 Kolhapur J l , 5 Naslk 2,369.221 678,472 28'64 Aurangabad DivisioD 6 AmravatJ 1,541,209 424,683 27'56 r 7 Sholapur 2,253,840 616,552 27 36 Aurangabad Marathwada { Parbhani 8 Wardha 779,562 191,102 24'51 ~ I Bhir 2,123,121 502.146 23·65 Nanded 9 Jalgaon L Osmanabad 10 Akola 1,502,478 353,349 23'53 Nagpur Division 1 1 Ko1hapur 2,048,049 440,245 21 50 12 Sangh 1,539,820 286,898 18'63 rI Buldana Akola 13 Buldana 1,262,978 221,808 17.56 Vldarbha Amravatl 14- Dhulta 1,662,181 287,736 17·31 Yeotmal 329,261 16 7 I iI Wardha 15 Aurangabad 1,971,006 Nagpur 16 Nanded 1,397,762 228,185 16'33 Bhandara I 1,506,771 241,938 16.06 l Chandrapur 17 Parbhanl • 1,423,677 193,949 13·62 The total population ot Maharashtra in 1971 was 18 Yeotma1 227.257 13'16 50.4 millIons, out of whIch the populatio;n in urban 19 Satara 1,727,376 1,896,687 236,988 12'49 areas wa'J. 15.7 million". The proportion urban in the 20 Osmanabad 1,263,003 152,590 12.08 population of the state works out to 31.17 per cent. 21 Kolaba Table 5 host" the districts of Maharashtra in descend 1,286.121 149,301 11 61 22 BhlT Ing order of proportIon urban in the population. 1,585,580 180,513 11·38 q.reater Born bay, whIch is one out of the twentysix 23 Bhandara 2,269,117 251,500 II'OS dntricts of Maharashtra, IS an entirely urban distnct. 24 Ahmednagar 167,100 10.19 N_ot ~mly is the proportion urban in Greater Bombay 25 Chandrapur 1,640,13i 1,990,583 167,183 8'40 dlstnct 100 per cent, but in absolute terms also the 26 Ratnagin popUlation there is very larg~~5 97 mIllions. It has nearly t:"l'1c: as muc~ population as the total population The following table shows the clasification of towns of the dIstrict next 10 rank, VIZ., Poona (3.18 mIllions). by civic status in Mahara'>htra. Exclude Greater Bombay and the proportion urban Auran- Nagpur Tota In the populatIon of the state works out to only 21.92 Bombay Poona D.VlSIOU DlvlsIOn gabad DIvision per cent .. The very large urban population in Greater DIVIsion Bombl.Y IS thus the main factor in pushIng up the state average. MUniclpal Cor- poratIOns . 1 2 1 4 There are three other districts which rank above MUniclpal CounCIls 55 49 52 65 221 the state percentage (31 17). They are Nagpur (54. Cantonment Boards 1 4 1 7 32), Poon~ (41.84) a:r:d . Thana (36.23). The urban percent~ge In. the remaInIng 22 dIstricts ranges from Non-Municlpal 39 15 3 57 28.64 In Nasik to 8 40 lD Ratnagiri. If Greater Bom towns bJ.y and the adjoining district of Thana are left out TOTAL ~6 70 53 70 289 3-2 Census MahaJ73 10 There is not even one non-municipal cenSuS town If the percentages of urban population in the in Aurangabad division. Nagpur division has only various population size classes to the total urban popu three such towns-one in Nagpur di ,trict and t""o lation are considered, it will be seen that in 1971 in Chandrapur district. Most of these towns have classes 1 and II constitute a greater percentage (75.82) had municipalities since long. They ""ere created of the total urban population in 1971 than in 1961 under the municipal la\\s of the former states of when it Was 69.66. Thus, in 1971, the lower popula Hyderabad and Madhya Pradem. There are 57 non Ion size classes constituted lesf, than 25 per cent of the municipal census towns in Maharashtra at the 1971 total urban population Whlle town'" are moving up cenSus. Of these 54 are in Bombay and Poona faster from a lower to a hIgher size class as a result of divisions. growth in their pOpulations, they are not being repla ced in the lower SIze classes at the same rate by mOre Let ue;;. look at the industrial structure of the male and more rural places emergIng as towns. working population in municipal towns to see how many of them satIsfy the criterion of '75 per cent or Table 7 gives the distribution of towns in each more male workers in non-agricultural pursuits'. population size class by the nature of their civic status. The classification is mto (z), municipal corpolations, As against a total of 232 municipal and canton ezz) municipal councils, (m)· cantonment boards, and ment towns in Maharashtra, as many as 115, i.e. about (iv) non-municipal to""ns. There are 57 non-municipal 49.6 per cent, have more than 25 per cent male towns and they are in cla'>ses III tp VI. The largest workers in agriculture. Qut of ~he 1)5, three tOWns numbel (33) is in Class V (population rqnge 5,000 to had not even reached a populatIOn level of 5,000 in 9,999). . 1971. Two of them are from Poona district, viz., Alandi (4,788) andJejuri (4,171)..-- The third is from TABLE 7 Amravati district in Vidarbha, viz., Chikalda(2,487) • Towns classified according to their civic Regionwise, western Maharashtra has 37 towns status 1970 with more than 25 per cent male \\-orkers In agrIcul ture out of a total of 112, that is, 33 per cent;Marath Munl- MunI- Can- Non- wacla has 36 such towns out of a total of 53, i.e., 67.9 PopulatIOn SIze cipal cipai tonment Mum~ Total per cent. Vidarbha has 42 such towns out of a total class Corpo- Coun- Boards clpal rattans cIis towns of 67, i.e., 62.7 per cent. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Classwlse growth in number oftO'WDS Table 6 shows how the number of towns and the Class I 4 13 17 urban population in l\1aharashtra haove grown in 1971 Class II 23 2 25 over 1961 in each of six population 'Size classes. The 3 percentage which the urban populatIOn in each size Class III 59 3 65 ~lass constituted of the total w-ba;u. population has also Class IV 83 2 13 98 been shown for 1961 and 1971. There has been a net Class V 37 33 70 increase of23 in the number of towns in Maharashtra in 1971 over 1961. Classes I to IV have gained, the Class VI 6 8 14 largest increase of 18 occurring in Class III. Class V Total ------4 221 7 57 289 has lost 18 townS and class VI one town. TABLE 6 Diatribution of Towns by Population size classes 1961 and 1971 Percentage Percentage Population In SIze class No. of PopulatIOn to total No of Population to total towns In urban towns In urban 1961 populatlOn 1971 populatIon 1 2 3 4 5 6 --_7 (100,000 & over) I 12 6,752,335 60·49 17 10,173,715 64'75 (SO,OOO to 99,999) II 15 1,023,232 9·17 25 1,739,880 11'07 (20,000 to 49,999) III 47 1,451,560 13·00 65 1,840,040 11·71 (10,000 to 19,999) IV 89 1,246,498 11·17 98 1,378,891 8·78 (StOOO to 9,999) V 88 631,206 5·65 70 531,848 ;3 ·39 (Below 5,000) VI 15 57,730 0·52 14 46,837 0·30 ---266 289 11 Eight non-municipal towns appear in Class VI TABLE 8 'Ie):, than 5,000'. Strictly speakipg, these should not have figured in the list of towns but were retained. Functional categories by size class or town At the stage of preliminarIes they were expected to No. of towns.n s.ze class FunctIonal category 1971 reach the populatlOn level of 5,000 in 1971. But the I II III IV V VI Total expectations 'Were not fulfilled. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Distribution of towns by function.al character Total fdr aU characters 17 25 65 98 70 14 289 Total 'for uoi-f_etional 5 10 31 58 45 10 159 The explanatory note on Statement I explains the character . manner in which the functlOna1 character of each town PrImary 19 4-7 34- 4 104 has been determined. Table 8 ~hows the distribution of Indusuy 5 7 7 7 8 4- 38 towns by population size cIl;lSS and by functlOnal charao. Commerce I 2 ter. More than half the towns in 1\Iaharashtra are Serv.ce • 3 5 4 2 15 um-functional. Among theseQ 104 are 'primary' towns Total for by-functional chara- 7 2 8 13 10 2 42 and they are mainly concentrated In classes IV and cter V. There are 38 mdustrIal towns and the.se are spread P.l'1mary-Industry . 1 2 out In the SlX ~lze classes. There are two towns PI" mary_Commerce 3 4 one each in class V and VI-whose predominant functIonal character IS commerce. There IS no town in. Pnrnary-ServlCe" • 2 8 3 9 class I whIch IS a predomInantly :>erVlce town. The 15 Industl'Y-Pnmary • 2 4 :,el vtce towns are spread out In classes II to VI. There Industry-Transport 1 art 42 bi-functional towns, out of which 16 have In Industr,-Servlce • 6 2 11 dustry as the more dominant functional characteristic. 3 3 The number of tri.functional towns is 88. Commerce-ServIce SerVlce-Prunary 2 3 Table 9 shows the average annual rainfall and Servlce-Industry • 3 the m.:lximum and mInImum temperatures at each of ServIce-Commerce. 2 the twenty-six district headquarters stations. The Total for tri-funetional four stations In Konkan, receIVe the highest rainfall charact_s 5 13 26 27 15 2 88 Theyare Ratnagul (3,023 mm), Thana (2,478 mm), Pr.mary-Industry-Commerce • 1 Bombay (2,099 mm), and Alibag (2,081 mm). The Pnmary-Industry-Servlce 2 4- easternmost dlstrIct--Yeotmal, Wardha, Nagpur, Bhan Pr.mary-Commerce-Ind ustry 3 2 2 7 dara and Chandrapur-receive rainfall ranging from 2 4 6 1,100 to 1,400 mm. In the rest of the districts, the annual Pr.mary_Commerce-Serv'ce 1 rainfall IS less than 1,000 mm, except at Satara and Pr • mary-Transport-Industry Kolhapur, where it is 1000 to 1,]00 mm. These two PrImary-Service InduStry 3 ,; d1stricts adjoin the narrow coastal district 01 Ratna' Pr Imary-Sef\llCe-COmmerce 2 3 3 8 giri and as a result receIve fairly good rains. Industry"Pr.mary .Commerce The maXImum and mInimum temperature:> reveal InduStry.Prlmary-Transport • 1 that the range of variation in temperatures IS small in InduStry- Primary-Serv.ce 2 Konk::m. The D~ccan plateau experiences consIderable IndustrY_Commerce-Primary 1 variation. InduStry~Com.tnerce-Servlce 1 2 4- Industry. Service-pnmary 2 3 Distance fro:m. nearest city Indus try-Servlce-Commerce 1 4 Table 10 shows the distllbution of towns In Industry~ Serv ICe-'Transport 1 each ot the populatIOn size classes II to VI by range Commerce-Industry-PrImary 3 of dIstance from the neare:,t city, that is, the nearest Commerce_ldustlry-Servlee 2 3 town with a popUlation of one lakh or oVer. Out of 272 Commerce_Servlce-Pnmay • townS in classes II to VI, 116 do not have a city within Commerce_Service-Industry i 2 4- 100 km. The larger the distance range, the larger is Transport_Industry-Com- the number of towns falling in that range. Only 13 merce. towns have a CIty within a distance 10 km. Transport--Industry-Servlce • 1 1 A statement showing for each city in Maharashtra Transport-Serv.ce-Commerce the number of towns reporting it as the nearest city Servlcc-l'ruuary-Industry is presented as Annexure II to thIS note. The distrI Servlce_Prllnary_Commerce • 1 3 bution of towns is shown by population size classes and ServIce-InduStry-Primary 1 2 3 distance ranges. This statement accounts for only 269 Service_IndUlltry-Commerce 2 2 6 towns in all. For the remaining three town'3-Sawant~ Service_Commerce-Primary 3 2 5 wadi, Vengurla and Redi, from Ratnagiri district 2 2 2 7 Belgaum in Mysore State is the nearest city. Serv.ce_GlIl'llnerce-Industry 12 TABLE 9 Distance from district headquarters town Rainfall and teDlperature at district Table 11 shows In respect ot the headquarters headquarters stations town of each dIstrict (except the urban district of Greater Bomba)') the number of towns in the distrIct whIch [aU wIthIn certain distance ranges. There are 263 Name of District Averar:e Temperature (0) towns whIch are not dIstrict headquarters towns, headquarter!! annual Only 46 of these have the dIstrict headquarters town ramfall Maximum Mlmmum (mm) beyond 100 km. The large::,t number of towns falling In thIS dIstance range is In Ratnagirt district. There, J 2 out of 14 towns are more than 100 kID from the dis 1 2 3 4 trict headquarters town, one is in the 51-100 km range a.nd one In the 26~50 km range. Thana dIstrict has 1 Bombay 2,099'2 36 7 15'5 8 towps in the 'beyond 100 krn' range out of 23 2 Thana (Dahanu) 2.477 5 37·0 20'0 towns. In other dIstricts, only a few towns (not exceed 3 Ahbag 2,080'8 36·8 13·4 ing 4) are in the 'beyond 100 kID' range-even where 4 Ratnaglfl 3,023 2 35·9 15·6 the total num ber of townS is fairly large. .5 Nasik 696·9 31·1 17·3 TABLE 11 J 6 Dhuha 608 8 21 ·1 14·4 I 7 Jalgaon 840·4 45'7 20'5 Distribution of towns in each district b~ distance 8 Ahmeanagar 677·7 41'9 19 '1 fl"om. the distdct headquarters town 9 Poona 714·7 41'6 18'3 10 Satara 1,025 1 33'3 20'0 Numbers of towns wlthh._ 11 Sangh Name of dIstrIct 568'0 38'0 14·0 Headql,lart<:-rstown 10km 11-25 26-50 51-100 100 kmTotal 12 Sholapur 742'D 43 3 10-0 km km kIll & aboy 13 Kolhapur 1.136'3 40'5 10·6 14 Aurangabad 792 '1 42·4 19-9 2 3 4: 6 7 15 Parbhani 902'7 44·3 20'1 Total 10 37 65 105 263 16 BhlT 685 0 32'8 17·1 Thana 2 6 5 8 23 17 Nanded . 901·1 33'8 19·3 Ahbag 1 6 4 13 18 Osmanabad 809'9 47'0 30·0 Ratnaga I 1 I 12 14 Naslk 2 2 5 6 4 19 19 Buldana • 899·6 41'4 11'2 DhulIa 4 2 6 20 Akola 876'8 45·1 19·7 Ja1gaon 6 6 13 4 4 21 Amravatl 974·5 44-9 10 ·1 Ahmetinagal' Poo.oa 2 6 6 6 3 23 22 Yeotmal 1,134'1 44'8 lI'O Satara 2 3 8 13 23 Wardha • 1,134'4 33'5 19 '1 Sangh I - 2 2 1 6 r 2 6 9 24 Nagpur • 1.127·3 20.5 Sholapu 45'9 Kolhapur 3 4 2 ~O 25 Bhandara 1,388'2 32'6 20'5 Aurangabad 2 5 1 9 7 3 1 26 Chandrapur 1.346,6 45'7 21 '4 Parbhao' 11 Bh>r 4 1 b Nanded 1 7 2 1 Osmanabad 1 7 4: 12 TABLE 10 Buldana. 1 I 6 8 Akola • 1 3 4 8 Amravatl 2 8 12 Towns in popula.tion size class U to VI by Yeotma1 2 3 2 7 dis'talWe froDl the nearest city Wardha 1 3 t 5 Nagpur 4 5 3 12 Bhandara 2 2 -, 4, S,ze Class ChaIJ.dral'ur , 4 2 1 1 DIstance from the Total nearest cIty - .. ------~------II III IV V VI A total of ~ 05 towns have the district headquar ters town within a distance of 51-100 km, 65 towns 2 3 4 5 6 7 have it within ~ di5tance of 26w 50 km, 47 towns have It within 25 kIll, 10 out of them havillg it even within Within 10 kIn 3 5 3 2 13 10 km. 11-25 km 4 3 6 4 3 20 26-50 km :; 10 15 12 3 43 Rail jOllrJ1~Y faciHdes 51-100 kID 4 23 30 19 4 80 A list of towns not directly Connected by rail is 100 km • 9 26 45 32 4 116 or above gIven as Aunexure III to this n?te. Table 12 shows the distribution of such towns by dIstance from the near~ est rail head and by populatiou size class. There are Total 25 65 98 70 14 272 162 towns ip all, which are not directly co;nneded by 13 rail. Classes I and II have very few of them (only 2 in river or canal is to be found within 10 km of any of class I and 3 in class II). They are mainly concen the towns. The seaport through which there is a flow trated in classes III to V, the largest number (62) of passenger traffic has been lndicated in ColUllln 14 being In class IV. of Statement II, wherever it is within 50 km of the con cerned town. This entry appears in respect of 24 towns TABLE 12 In all Distribution oC towns not directly connected by rail, by distance frDm the neares~ rail head and Table 13 shows the positlOn of civic finance in by population $ize class the form 01 per capita recelpt and expenditure. Data are pJiesented by population size classes, taking all Populat lOU S u(. c::las~ towns in a size cla.ss as a. group for working out per DIstance range capita ,figures. A line for 'all size classes' is also pre ('n km) I II III IV V VI Total sented. The percentage distribution of per capita re ceipt by sources, as also the percentage distribution 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 of per capita expenditure by items, has l?een shown 1 to 5 km 4 11 16 inSide brackets, below the per capita figures. 6 to 10 km 2 5 6 5 19 11to15km. 3 :3 7 The lower the population size class, the lowel 6 Ii 6 3 27 is the per capita receipt. The per capita receipt in the 16 to 20 km two lowest size classes is very low. 13 31l 34 7 93 Above 25 km ---- Total 2 3 28 62 56 1 I 162 More than the per caplta total receIpt, the per Towns connected by tad 15 22 37 36 14- 3 127 caplta receipt by way of taxes (or the proportIOn it Grand Total 17 25 65 98 70 14 289 constItutes of the per capita total receipt) could give a fair ..ssessment of the tax recovery effort made by municipal bodles. Here again, the lower the popu Road and sea travel lation size class, the lower is the per capita receipt by I The facilitIes aVailable with regard to road and way of taxes, as also the IJfoportron it constitutes of the sea travel have been indicated in respect of each town per capita total receIpt. Cities (class I) get about two in columns 12 to 14 of Statement II. There is no town thirds (66.90 per cent) of the per capita total receip which is not connec.ted by a bus route. No navigable by way of taxes. The corresponding percentage for TABLE 13 Per capita receipt and expenditure by size cJass of towns Per Caplta Size class No of ReceIpt (Rs.) -- Expendlture (Rs.) of towns towns Recelpts Expendl ture Expendlture Expendlture Total Receipts frOID all Total on pubhc on pubhc on all other ReceIpt.'! through other ExpendIture he.llth and InsthutIOns Items taxes SOUlces Convenlences 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All size classes • 289 593-55 378 87 214·68 561 74 210 54 90'07 261 '13 (lOa 00) (63 83) (36 17) (100 00) (37'48) (16-03) (46 49} Class I . 17 739'32 494 59 244·73 698 44 275 00 11642 307'02 (l00 '00) (66-90) (33 10) (100 00) (39'37) (16'67) (43 ·96) Class II. 25 408'03 223 34 184 69 421·76 133'06 54 17 234'53 (100 00) (54'74) (45 26) (100-00) (Sl·s5) (12 -B4j (55 -61) Olass III 65 320·80 164'13 156 67 296 10 89'85 48 46 157·79 (100-00) (51-16) (48 84) (100 '00) (30 34) (16·37) (53 ·29) Class IV • 98 277 ·65 128'61 14904 242 07 62'83 2629 152 95 (100-00) (46·32) (53 '68) (100'00) (25 -96) (10,86) (63, 18) Class v. 70 55'85 24·73 31-12 49'20 11'65 5'67 31-S8 (l00'00) (-44'28) (55 72) (l00 00) (23-68) (11'52) (64'80) 6·96 2 '17 0-14 Clas~ VI 14- 7·33 2·90 4·43 4'65 (100-00) (39'56) (60 44) (100'00) (31'18) (2 '01) (66-81) .N.B.-lhgures ln brackets denote percentage!>. 14 towns in classes II and III is in each case slightly more Sewerage than 50. The percentage for towns in classes IV to VI is in each case less than 50. That in the Case of Table 15 gives the distribution of towns in each townS In Glass VI being just around 40. population size class by system of sewerage. There are only two towns-one each in classes I and ll-whlch The prop0J.·tion which the expenditure incurred have ~ sy.,;tem of .underground sewerage. There is one on public health and conveniences cOnstItutes of the town In class I which has box surface drain'> along with per capita total expenditure varies from 25 to 40 per underground sewerage, and One in Class II which has cent. The proportlOn constituted by expenditure on open surface drains along with underground sewerage. public lllstltutions varies between 10 and 20 per cent A large maJ?rity oftowns (237) out of l289) have open If class VI towns are ignored. ' surface draIns only. They are evenly spread over all population size classes. Eleven towns have box surface drainS and another eleven have box surface drai ns ,Road length along with open surface drains. THese towns are also evenly spread over all size classe3. 16 towns have Table 14 gIVes the following Indicators in respect kutcha drains. They are mostly In classes IV and V of availability of roads in the towns of Maharashtra: except for One town in class III. (1) road length in km per 100 sq. km of area, and (Ii) road length In km per 1,000 population. The break down of avaIlable road length by 'pucca' and 'kutcha' is aho Indicated in each Ca"le. On the whole, a TABLE 15 length of 155.61 km of roads IS available per 100 krn at area In the towns of M:tharashtra. Ofthis,lmore than Distribution of towns in each populatIon 96 per cent is 'pucca'_roads. Classwise, the availa. size class by syste:D1 of sewerage . bilIty of roads IS 298·48 km in Class I and 282.15 km in Class II towns, that is, nearly twice the overall ave SIze class of towns rage. The availability of roads per 100 sq. kID of area Sr. Type of ,eweragcj Total No. drainage in class V towns is as low as 64 km, but it goes up to I II I,II IV V VI nearly 222 kill in class VI towns. The percentage of kutcha roads is fairly high in class{'s V (IS) and VI (13). In class IV, It is about 6 while in classes I to 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 lUi t isless than 1.5. 1 Sewerage 2 2 Box surface drams (Total) 6 3 2 3 4- 5 23 TABLE 14 BOJ 6 Sanitary latrtnes Connected 1 The other indicator shows that aVdilabilIty of roads w.th leac/m'c cess pools. is about 0.59 km per 1,000 population in the urban 7 SanItary latrInes connected areas of Mahardshtra: Out of this, ° 57 km IS 'pucca' w.th collectong wells. roads. Tnis Indicator gives better figures for the lower SIze classes IV to VI. In fact, the road length per 1,000 8 No facollty IS popu1atton very low in class I towns (0 _35 km). 9 Information not avaIlable • 4 This goes on increaSing steadIly from a higher to a lower size class, till}t reaches the figure of 4.9 km Tolal ,No. of ,,'wns 17 25 65 98 70 14 289 in the case of class VI towns. 15 Disposal or nightsoil Table 17 shows the distribution of t(JwnS In each population ;;ize class by those having selvice latrir-es Table 16 gives the distribution of towns in each and those not having service latrines. Out of 289 towns, population size class by method of disposal of night 263 (91 per cent) have service latrines. Only 26 towns soil. The practice of making the ~mehtar' remove have no service latrInes. These tOWDS fall mostly In nightsoil by head-loads IS still prevalent in 33 towns. clas3es IV to VI. There IS One town each In claSfes II There are five more townS where this method IS pre and Ill, but none in class 1. valent along with some other method lIke removal by wheel-harrows or by hand-cart or by tractor and trolley. TABLE 17 In 81 to\\ns, nightsoil is carted by tractor and trolley. Dist:ribution or towns in each population' In 72 towns the ni~htsoil is removed by wheel-barrowS size eJass by those having no service only or by Vvheel-barro","s and some other means lIke latrines and those having service latrines tractor and trolley Or hand-cart. In 70 towns, it is removed by hand-carts only. There are six tow us where it is removed through sewers and In two other town!-. SIze class No of No of Total No. it is removed through sewerS as also by some otht:'r of town towns not towns haVIng of towns havmg serVIce method. In one class I town, the 'head load' method is latrines lateI rnes aho resorted to, in addition to sc:wen. 2 3 4 TABLE 16 I 17 17 Distribution or towns In each size clasli II 24 25 by lDethod of disposal of nightsoiJ III 1 64 65 IV 7 91 98 Sr. Method of dIsposal SIZe class of town No. of ntghtsoll Total V 11 59 70 VI 6 8 14 I II III IV V VI ------Total 26 263 289 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 Protected water su.pply 1 SeUJIr Tolal 3 3 9 Sewer 3 6 Table 18 shows the distributIOn of towns:tn each SewerjSeptlc Tanb population size class accordIng as they have protected Sewer/Head Load water supply or not There are 123 towns (43'per cent) without a protected water supply.While all towns Sewer/Wheel Barrows/ SeptIC Tank in cla3s 1 have protected water supply, 2 out of25 to~ns in cla'>s II do not have thIS basic amenity. The Wheel Barrows Total 6 16 30 18 72 number of such towas i'> faIrly large in classes III to Wheel Barrows 2 10 23 16 52 V. In class VI out of 14 towns 10 have protected water supply and 4 have not. Wheel Barrow.{Tractor 4 4 3 2 13 and Trolle~. TABLE 18 Wheel Barrows /Hand 2 4 7 Carts Pl"otected watel" suppl y by population 3 H8ad Load Total 11 21 4 38 size class of towns Head Load • 1 1 19 3 33 No. of toV;nS No. of tov;ns Head Load{WheelBarrows 2 PopulatIon Total No of su~e class havmg not haVIng towns Head Load/Tractor & protected protected Trolley water supply water supply Head Load/Hand Carts 2 1 2 3 4 4 Tractor and Trolley T"tal 7 19 27 22 5 81 Tractor and Trolley 4 14 20 16 3 58 I J 7(100 00) 17 (100 ·00) Tractor and TrolleYI 3 5 7 6 2 23 Hand Carts. II 23 (92·00) 2 (8·00) 25 (100 00) 5 SePttc Tank 2 3 7 III 39 (60 00) 26 (40·00) 65 (100·00) 6 Handcarts 2 18 31 15 4 70 IV 50 (51·02) 48 (48 98) 98 (100·00) 5 6 V 27 (38·57) 43 (61 ·43) 70 (100·00) 8 Informat.on ilot aVtlI1abJe 3 1 6 VI 10 (71 ·43) 4 (28'57) 14 (100 ·00) 7ota/X;), of/owns 17 25 65 98 10 14 289 Total 166 (57 44) 123 (42 ·56) 289 (100·00) 16 Fire-fighting service TABLE 20 Table 19 shows thd 215 towns (74 per cent), Medical facilities have uo fire-fi?h ti ng service. Classwise, there is no town in class I which does not have fire-fighting .;ervice, 9 No. of towns enJoYIng the facihty out of 25 towns in cla3s II hav.:: no fire-fightIng Sr. Type of medIcal by Slze class of towng service. The number of such to\\llS in the lower SIze No InstHutlon Total I II III IV V VI cla.3ses is quite large. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TABLE 19 1 HospItal. 17 21 45 45 21 5 154- Fire-fighting service by popuJa"tion 2 D,spenomry 17 23 57 90 63 10 260 size class of towns 3 T. B. ClInIC 10 5 5 7 2 2P 4 Health Centre 5 31 9 13 I 1 42 No. of towns No. of towns I PopulatIOn haVIng fire not havmg Total no. of 5 NurSIng Home 5 7 13 5 3 33 SIze class fightmg fire-fightmg towns serVice serVice 6 MaternIty Home B 7 20 ! '3 15 2 75 7 Famdy Plannlng Centl'e 17 20 30 48 29 3 147 I 2 3 4 8 Others 3 4- 2 10 9 No. facIlity 3 2 5 " I 17 (100 00) 17 (100 00) 10 InfQrll\atlon not available 2 2 ~ 7 Tota l no. of Towns 17 25 65 98 70 14 289 II 16 (64'00) 9 (36·00) 25 (100'00) --~-- III 15 (23 '08) 50 (76,92) 65 (100'00) TABLE 21 IV 12 (12'24) 86 (87·76) 98 (100'00) No. bf hospital beds per 1,000 population V 13 (18,57) 57 (81 '43) 70 (100 '00) VI 1 (7 14) 13 (92 '86) 14 (l00'00) No. of PopulatlOn No. of PopulatIon No. of beds per Total 74 (25 61) 215 (74'39) 289 (100 '00) scze class towns beds In 1,000 hospItals populatIOn Medjcal facilitjes 1 2 3 4 5 Table 20 shows against each type of medical ins I 17 10,173,715 23,064 2'27 titution the number of tOWn'> in each population size class which have the fa:::ility In questlOn. Medical treat II 25 1,739,880 4,178 2'40 ment at a hospital is available in 154 townS. Thf' table does not give t!:-e number of hospItal,:; in the to\\-nS In III 65 1,840,040 3,427 1·86 questlOn, but merely makes a tally of the townS having IV 98 1,378,891 2,341 1·70 a particular lype of medIcal institution. It will be ap~ propriate- for the re':l-der to read each row of the table V 70 531,848 918 1·73 with tbe last row WhICh shows the total number of towns VI 14 46,837 81 }·73 in each size class Thus, all the 17 towns in class I have the 'hospitaP facIlity. Out ::Jf 25 town" in class II, 21 Total 289 15,711,211 34,009 2 ·16 have 'hospital' facility, v. bIle four do nGt have. Simi -~-- ---~ larly, out oftbe total of289 towns, 135 do not have 'hos~ pital heility'. Treatment at a dispensary is available Tt'cbnical ;ns"tjtutes in 260 townS Toe distributIon of towns In this regard is fanly ev~n over lhe p3pulatlon size classes. There are Table 22 '>how~ that there are 76 techmcallnsti family planning centres in 147 towns, and the3e town'> tutes (colleges and polytechnil,':;) in the towns of are again fair Jy evenly spread over tbe size classes. Maharashtra-51 of them in class I to\VUS, 14 in cIa,s II towns, and 6 and 5 respecthely in classes III Table 21 shows for towns in each population and V. Cla5~ IV and VI towns do not have a sine-Ie '3ize class the number of bed;; available in hospitals technical In'>titute Out of the 76 In 3titutes) 26 ~re and nurSIng homes located there. The number of beds medical colleges l including AyurvedlC), 8 arC enginee.r per I~OOO population in each size class has also been lng colleges and 42 are polytechlllcs. 19 out of 26 worked out. The average for ail town" work.; out to medical college':> are located in cla<;s I lO\vns and the 2.16 beds per 1,000 population. It IS the highest (2.40) rest in class 11 towns Seven out of the 8 engllleering for to\\-n;; in cla.ss II. ThIS is followed by 2.27 for towns colleges are in class I towns an~ the eighth is in a c1as~ in class 1. For the lower silze cla<;ses it decrease,>, the III town. Out of 42 polyteChnICS, 25 are In class I lowest being 1 . 70 for class IV. towns, 7 are In class II and 5 each in classes III and V. 17 TABLE 22 TA.13LE 24 Technical institutes by population Towns having Banking service and Agricultural size class of towns and Non-AgTicuJtural Credit Societies by size class No of colleges Banking ,crVlce Agricultural Non-Agri cultura 1 SIze class _------Total Cr~dIt "Jet< t,es Cred, t SaclctI<:. of town MedIca.1 Engtneenng Polytechmcs colleges college~ Size Clas& or Total towns towns ------lncludmg No of No of No of No of No of No of ayurvedlc towns towns towns towns towns. towns haVIng not h"vlng not haVing not haVIng haVIng havlns;,; 1 2 g 4 5 Class I 19 7 25 51 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Class 1I 7 7 14 I . 17 17 14 3 14 3 Class III 1 5 6 II 25 24 15 10 20 5 Class V 5 5 III 65 65 50 15 53 12 IV 98 96 2 81 17 65 33 Tota.l • 26 8 42 76 V 70 63 7 52 18 45 25 VI 14 8 6 8 6 5 9 Table 23 glV~5 the di<;tribution of tOWnS in each population size class by those having 5ports stadia, TOTAL 289 273 16 220 69 202 87 CInema houses and public libraries. Out of 289 towns, only 30 have no publIc lIbranes and 63 have no cinema hnportant Dl.anufactures houses. Only 28 towas can boast of a spurts st~dium. Names of the three most Important commodities TABLE 23 manufactured are gIven In respect of each town In col umns 9 to II of Statement VI. Tables 25, 26 and 27 Towns having stadia, cinema hous~s show for the first, the second and the thIrd important and public librari.es by size class commodities respectively the partIculars of the manu factures by codes of the National Industrial Classdica ~ion, 1970 (see Annexure IV) and the number oftown5 C'nl'ma houses Pubhc hbranes In each population size class, as also the total number Size class of Total town No of of towns, which have reported the concerned manufac tawas TOWilS Towns Towns Towns Town' Town. tUre as of first, second or third importance in the town having not h'lvlDg not having not h'lvlng having havln~ as the case may be. Out of 289 towns, onl}' 194 (76 per cent) have reported manufacturmg as an important 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 industry in the town, 95 towns have not repOl ted any manufacture as important in the town. 160 towns have I . 17 7 10 17 17 reported certain manufactures as of second Importance, and 121 towns have reported some manufacture5 as II 25 6 19 25 25 of third importance. III 65 4 61 64 64 IV 98 7 91 86 12 90 8 Whether of the first, second or thil d importance, by and large the same industries appear predomInant V 70 3 67 33 37 57 13 in all the three tables. 'Ihis means that the li5t of VI 14- 13 13 6 8 manufacturing industries found in urban Maharash tra is restricted. Considering the three tables together, the Total following manufacturing industries predominate m 289 28 261 226 63 259 30 urban Maharashtra. Banks and credit societies Major group Description 01 N.LO_ Table 24 shows for towns in each population size 20-21 Manufacture of food products. class the number having banklllg service and those not having it and similarly for agricultural credit 23 Manufacture of cotton textIles socIeties, and non-agricutural credit societies. Out of 31 Manufacture of chemicals and chemIcal products 289 towns, 16 have no banking service, 69 have (except product of petroleum and coal) no agncultural credit societies and 87 have no non agricultural credl t societies. 32 Manufacture of non-metalhc mlUeral products. 4-2 Census Maha/73 18 TABLE 25 IlDportant cODllDodities lDanufacturcd by size cJass of towns and znajor/JDmor group or NIC (F JRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY) ~-~ - -~------<;,ze class of towns S,zp class of towns Major/Mino~ MaJor/Mmor Total g_roup of NIC g~oup of NIC Total 1 II III IV V VI J II III IV V VI ----~------2 4 6 7 8 2 4 6 7 B Grand Total 17 23 52 65 35 2 194 302 303 3 20-21 .'i 6 13 25 11 61 ------~------. 31 2 5 2 14 202 204 310 205 I) I 312 ~ 2060 5 H3 2 4 207 5 ? 3 I 4 2 2 5 '. 209 317 210 3 nil 2 211 4 8 13 4 29 32 2 :3 13 219 3 3 8 320 4 .'i 22 4 2 7 13 3H 2 J22 224 328 225 J 329 2:!6 :1 2 5 10 2 228 33 2 4 48 ------6 3 13 20 6 331 230 2 4 5 3 15 334 2 231 4 7 14 --~------34 3 23:; 7 8 3 19 6 -2+------1------1----1------3------~------340 2 34 J HI 345 3 241 2 _------~------26------1------1 5 --2~------1------1- --27------1----2------2------5-- 352 ~53 ')76 37 3 4 279 2 377 28 2 3 378 2 3 ------280 2 2 38 281 389 29 3 :3 7 ------~--- R"portlOg 17 23 52 65 2 194 290 2 4- 291 2 3 Towns not reportIng manufacturL 30 2 4 6 of allY Copl- modlty as ------Important 2 13 33 35 12 95 soo ----~------301 Total No of towns 17 25 65 96 70 14 269 --~------19 TABLE 26 hnportant commodi.f"ies manufactured by size class of towns and Dlajor/rninor group or NIC (SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY) M-iJorlMmor ')lZ" class of towns S,Ze c1a.s of towns group of NIC ----_------Total MaJor/~fmor Total I 1I III IV V VI group of NIC I 11 III IV V VI 2 3 4 'i 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --~---~ ------30 Grand Total 17 22 44 49 26 2 160 3 ------302 20-21 5 11 1 '1 21 64 2 303 201 202 3 3 5 2 16 204 310 205 2 4 2 4 2 206 3 ~II 4 312 207 2 2 .113 109 2 5 314 210 4 5 211 2 10 L.'J 4 34 32 215 2 5 6 3 17 216 2 320 2 1. 219 3 4 5 _-_------_ 321 4- 22 3 I 5 324 226 3 4 326 228 328 2 23 3 2 8 II 25 329 2 4- 4- 5 230 33 2 231 3 Z 6 12_ Z35 2 4 8 330 334 2 241 2 2 25 342 259 349 26 261 35 2 3 4 10 ------27 353 356 272 2 359 273 2 2 276 37 2 279 2 2 5 378 2 28 2 ReportIng 17 H 49 26 2 liO 2ao 2 Towns not 3 21 49 H 12 129 2 2 5 FCPQrllllg InanufactuTe of second lmportance 190 2 ~~-_-~ ---- 291 1 ul .. 1 :"10 of 17 25 b5 98 70 299 to\\I1' 20 TABLE 27 !mportant cotnlD.odities lD.aDufac~ured by size class of towns and D'1ajor/minor group of NIC (THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY) ------_------S.ze class of towns S.ze cIas' of toWns M --29 2 2 5 Reporting 15 19 34- 33 18 2 121 Towns not reportIng 290 1 manufacture 291 2 a f thIrd Impo:l'tanc.. 2 6 31 ti5 32 12 lia 293 ------Total 65 98 296 No. of 17 25 70 14 289 _----- towns I:m.portant couul1odities iU1ported and exported the concerned towns, and not manufactured there in presentIng the distrIbution of towns the relev~n t Oolumns 3 to 5 of Statement VI show In respect 'productIon' codes have been made use ofinstead ofthe of ea,ch to\',n the name~ ~f th~ee most unportant com trade codes. The 'trade" codes available in the !\jIC modItIes lIIlport~d Into It. SImilar Information In re gal d to COIl'IYloriIII(.S exp')rtcd out of the town IS given are fewer In number as compared to the 'production' under columns 6 to 8 Tahles 28, 29 and 30 show for codes. A clearer and more detatled pIcture emerge the fir:'>t, the second and the thIrd Important commo If the 'production' code'> are made use of. dItieS (m the relevant 'ploductlOn' codes of the Na The terms 'imports' and 'exports' used in state tlOnallndustrIal OlassIficatIon, 1970) the number of ment VI have a very restricted meaning in the sense towns In each populatIOn Size class which have I'e that the p.l.rtlculJ.r commodltIes constItute Imports or po:rtcd some commodIty In that group as constitutmg exports for that partIcular town, An 'export' commo- fmports of fir'>t, second or thIrd importance as the dIty shown for a town wIll not necessarIly be going out case may be. Tables 31,32 and 33 present SImIlar In of the country. In most eases It WIll be gOIng to some ormatlOn In regard to exports. town or towns within the country and in a large majo Even though these SIX tables relate to commodi rIty of the cases to nearby towns within the state. The tIeS which are only Imported Into or exported from same apphes to 'imports'. 21 TABLE 28 Itnportant COtnlDodities ilnported by size class of towns and m.ajoJ"/Dlj.nor group of relevant production code (FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY) SIze cia•• oCtOWftS SIze class of towns ,______Total ProduCtion ProductIon ------Total code I II III IV V VI code I II III IV V VI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 31 2 Grand Total 17 24 64 91 63 14 273 310 2 s 20·21 2 2 9 13 15 2 43 313 32 2 2 206 3 4- 4- 2 14- 324 2 207 .., 3 2 9 33 211 2 Z 6 9 20 330 34 1 - 22 2 2 2 6 340 226 2 2 2 6 35 ------~~- 23 9 8 23 28 12 3 83 352 357 230 3 12 7 2 25 359 3 231 8 5 9 20 10 55 36 235 2 3 360 1 3 33 24 000 9 16 7 5 001 3 245 007 2 27 2 4 010 2 273 2 4 017 9 019 9 30 3 2 3 8 054 302 100 I 308 120 304 3 3 6 121 TABLE 29 IlDportant cOlDlDodides ilDported by size class of" towns and lDajor/D1mor group of" relevant production code (SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY) SIze .,las. of towns SIze class of towns ProductIOn Total ProductIon ------Total code I II III IV V VI ode I II III IV V VI ------2 3 4 5 i 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Grand Total 17 24 63 90 61 14 269 22 4 10 19 11 44 226 4- 10 I 9 1 1 44 20-21 6 4 10 18 5 5 48 --~--.------~--~----~------23 4- II 14 10 41 201 1 230 2 3 2 8 4 3 3 206 4 2 16 231 2 8 13 8 33 3 4 207 8 24 211 2 3 4 10 3 23 241 TABLE 29-f:onld. ------~------~-~ S,ze class of toWQs Size dds, of town, Productlon Total code -7---11--1II ---IV---V ---VI ProductIon Tolal eode I u---nI--Iv--v---VT 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 25 ---,------33 2 25lt 330 I 27 3 6 331 1 1 334 I 1 273 3 ~--l---- 6 35 2 --J- 28 350 I 1 280 359 1 2 29 36 ! 290 360 2 38 30 2 6 2 11 304 2 5 2 10 387 307 1 1 389 -----3j'------2--Z----2---6-----z-----15-- 000 3 5 15 20 20 4 67 001 4 :2 ., 007 2 - 2 5 010 " 2 0)7 --r------3LO 1 1 0;;4 1- 324 :3 2 100 ------TABLE 30 I.nportant conunodities i.nported by size class of towns and :anajor/:rn.inor group of relev~t production code (THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY) Size class of towns Size class of towns Prod.lctJon Total Prod lICIl on Total cod.. [ II III IV V VI code I n III IV v VI ------~---- 2 :3 4 5 6 'I 8 2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 HO 2 .. - Grand Total 1 'I 23 61 a3 57 13 254 31 J 1 2 3 ~13 2 2 1 .f 10 '-~-----"20-21 ~ 7 15 21 15 2 63 32 2 J 206 1 2 6 2 2 14 207 2 5 I 3 11 I 208 t 1 2 210 I 1 2 3 211 2 4 6 14 9 35 33 219 1 I 330 2 2 331 i ,I ------22 2 3 5 34 2 2 3 5 J+2 1 2 2 13 11 3- 32 343 I 345 I 230 4 3- 8 ~~9 1 231 2 8 a 3 23 235 1 1 35 4 ------~------~.2 2 352 351 I 1 :141 1 359 L 249 1 36 2 26 2 360 261 1 37 264 1 374 27 :2 4 38 5 6 273 2 4 387 5 6 28 000 3 4 12 16 1 1 4- 50 28(!o aO! 1 I 5 6 J.'l I 3 '{ 3 3 I" -~ "07 3{) 2 3 1 010 I 2 1 .( Oi7 1 304 1 2 :5 1 Ol9 2 3 6 2 l~ 120 1 1 5J 3 3 3 6 17 t91 I 23 TABLE 31 Important com:anodities exported by si~e c1ass of towns and major/:m.inor grC)up of re)evant production code (FIRST IMPORTANT CQMMODITY) , SlZC class of towns SIze class 0{' towns • ':.-____._.::o. __ ~ __~~ ______--- Total Ptodiictwn- ProductIon 'Total code' I II III IV V VI code I 11 III IV V VI 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Grand Total 11 24- 61 89 63 12 266 29 3 4 20-21 2 5 12 , 13 10 3 45 290 3 4- ~- 201 2 5 30 ' ''.1 --~- 202 300 1 - ----'_'-- 31 3 205 , . 6- -206 -2 -1- 4 310 <\-1.\ 207 5 3 1 1 311 2 208 2 312 21 1. _ 3 _~_ 1c 6 4 18 313 , 216 1 314 ' - " _---- 219 2 32 ------"--- 22 4 6 12 321 224 33 2 4- 226 3 , 1 6 II 330 [ (; 7 22 21 6 61 - 23 334 .,' ~ 3 ,...._,....------~ --- 230 3 4 17 18 4 47 34 2 2 I' 2 -}- !l 231 340 l 2 9 , '235 3 2 345 10 ,. 236 2 35 2 f 24 3 352 3 ------.------240 1 353 I ------___.---.....__------~------247 000 2 8 91 27 57 .1 249 001 2 5 26. 007 6 5 2 16 017 2 6 6 16 261 019 2 4 27 2 3 8 ---l-- --r;r.- 025 _ 1 2 3 II 27i • 060 2 3 6 2 28 100 2_ 2 281 121 283 190 2 2 24 TABLE 32 Important eOlDrnociities exported by size class of towns and m.ajor/ndaor group of reJe-van"t production eode (SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY) S,ze cla.s of towns S':l'O class of towns Production ---- Total Production __...., Total code I II -111 IV V VI cod.. I II III IV V VI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 29 2 5 Grand Total 17 24 60 85 58 10 254 290 3 20·21 8 6 J 3 25 13 2 61 291 .. I 2 ------I 201 2 4- 30 2 _------_- ~- 202 301 J 1 303 206 4 6 207 2 3 2 8 31 2 5 208 2 3 310 2 209 3 312 2 210 2 4 313 1 .! 1 1 2 8 17 5 33 32 2 3 215 7 216 2 320 218 321 219 -_------322 3 22 4 324 2 328 2 226 3 4- 35 2 2 23 5 4 8 18 11 47 351 230 2 2 6 12 1 1 34 ~59 231 4- 6 235 2 2 2 7 31 ---- ~---- 318 24 3 5 ------_...... ~-- 38 1 2 245 2 4- --- 3119 1 2 241 000 -4, 7 10 13 2 36 21 2 5 001 4 7 7 3 2Z 007 7 S 15 273 4- 017 4 7 6 18 279 1 05S 28 060 3 100 2 2 6 280 -- ~----- 25 TABLE 33 hnportant co~odities exported by size class of towns and lDajor/lDinor group of relevant production code (THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY) ------Size class of towns ProduCtIon SIze class of towns Production Total code Total code I II III IV V VI I II III IV V VI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Grand Total 16 22 58 74 46 10 226 314 2 5 318 1 20-21 6 19 17 13 57 lOO 2 32 2 5 201 2 204 320 1 2 20:; 1 328 1 2 206 2 2 329 1 207 , 5 3 6 15 209 1 93 4 211 2 8 13 4 28 330 215 331 1 216 2 3 333 1 219 1 \ 334 -- 22 2 3 to 34 2 226 2 3 6 ----- 23 4 8 7 3 23 340 1 342 1 230 1 4 4 3 13 231 2 3 1 6 35 2 2 235 1 2 4 -----~ 24 352 1 353 249 _- 36 25 2 364 250 2 37 27 6 374 273 5 38 2 279 1 ...... 382 , _ --28 386 000 8 11 9 3 33 280 UOI 4 4 7 2 18 007 2 5 4 4 16 29 4 017 5 7 2 15 3 2 7 290 3 019 2 291 025 1 1 054 1 ~ 31 3 9 060 2 2 310 I 100 4- 311 190 312 ----- An analysis of the Imports and exports by major ReUgion groups of the NIC shows thatOO (agricultural produce), Table 34 shows the percentage distribution of 20.-21 (fo~d prod'!'cts) and 23 ( cott?n textiles) predo population in each 3ize class by six main religions and mmate eIther as .1~ports or exports In a large majorIty for 'other religions' clubbed together. The overall per of the towns. ThIS IS as expected, as these are essential centage of Buddhjst"> in the urban population of Maha con'>umer goods. Major group 01 (mostly frUIts) cons rashtra is 5 48. This is more or less. steady in all po titutes ex.ports of the first importance in 20 towns, of pulation size classes. A<; for the Hindu'>, they consti second Importance in 18 towns and of third importance tut~ 71 26 per cent of the urban population of Maha In 22 towns. Major group 22 (mostly bidls) constitutes rashtra. Thil" proportion is the highest (82.84 per cent) exports of the first Importance in 12 towns, of second in the small towns of class VI and in general shows a importance in 4 town'> and of third importance in 6 diminIshing trend, as We pass from a lower to a higher toWns. populatIOn size class. The reverse is in general the caSe 5-2 Census Maha,/73 26 TABLE 34 Distribution of population by religion and size class of towns Total RelIgIOn Sr Size class of No of PopulatlOn Bu1dhlsts ChlIstlans Hindus Mll~llms Jams Slk},s OtLeIS not No towns towns 1971 stated 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 11 12 -~------~- ~------~ --- -~------J 17 10,173,715 565,163 442,936 7,187,447 1,512,571 330,554 60,605 73,565 874 (100 00) (5 56) (4 35) (70 65) (14 87) (3 25) (0 60) (0 72) (N) 2 II 25 1,739,880 98.836 45,850 1,246,741 301,836 35,187 8,591 2,498 341 (100 00) (5 68) (2 64) (7l 66) (17 3) (2 02) (0 49) (0 14) (0 02) :3 III 65 1,840,040 100,517 27,234 1,310,400 352,389 39,854 8,508 881 257 (l00 00) (5 -16) (1 48) (71 22) (19 15) (2 17) (0 46) (0 05) (0 01) 4 IV 98 1,378,891 63,l1G 18,664 1,021,"1-96 241,891 30,579 2,664 378 103 (100 00) (4 58) (1 35) (74 03) (17 54) (2 22) (0' 19) (0 03) (0 01) 5 V 70 531,848 30,455 13,275 390,390 84,671 10,613 1,S16 889 39 (IOO 00) (5 73) (2 50) (73 40) (15 92) (2 00) (0 28) (0 17) (N) 6 VI 14 46,837 2,713 891 38,801 3,850 486 74 21 I (100 00) (5 80) (I 90) (82 84) (8 22) (l 04) (0 1Gb (0 04) (N) ------j------Total 289 15,711,211 860,800 548,850 11,195,275 2,497,208 447,~73 81,9.'£8 78,:232 1,615 (100 00) (5 48) (3 49) (71 26) (15 89) (2 8.3) . (0 52) (0 50) (0 01) WJth eelIgwu, ml'l)ntle'" like l\1u,lim , Chdstlans Hous-eholds and Jain'S. The overall pel ('enta~e' which they cOn'Stl Table 36 ,how,;, in a::ldltio to the dene:ity ofpopu tute of the total poputatlOn in urb.)."1. ~1a.hd.'aQhtra are n 15.89,3.49 and 2 85 per cent re:;pectlvely. In each Id.t~oJ1, t~1.e 1J.uHl.be~ of ht)usel;!Jld. pel 1,OQO occupied re-Ide1}t:L;.1 Cell" uS hou'es In each popuLtion size case, the genetal tlend IS for the ploportIOn to increa"e c!.~',<- The 0"\ e, .'.Ii ratlO for urh:: n ~fahara"htra h as we pa'<'3 from a lower to a hIgher populatIOn "lIZC cla<;s. The inference would be that the rllglOus romontie.., 1,142 h0u,;eho 1:::1., per 1,000 OCCUpIC 1 reJldential Census halt-It' Cld,<;.,\\'l_e, thl', l-atlO Valle, flom 1,089 (In class prefer to hve In the lal ger-"izerl j own<; rather than in III) to 1,21b (1~1 clae;" II). It is 1,200 1U class 1. sm3.ll towns. TABLE 36 Density Density and households per 1,000 occupi~d Table 35 shows the total populat:on of towns in residcnt;iaJ census hous")"j in oach size cJass of each sIze cia"", the total area 01 the towns and the den towns sity per km2 • The overall de~151ty of population In the U! ban areas of l\ialnrashtra IS 2,625 per kro2 If SIZe Size class Total No No of cla<;s den<;ltie3 are con<,ldeled, the highel the popula 01 tOW11 of town~ households pel 1,000 tion SIze cla'\s, the hIgher 1,> the dellslty of popula occupIed hOll. The den<;lty In cia<;s I town'" is 8,586, in c1a::;s reSldentlal VI It is 449 There are sharp dechne<; from any 'Size houses clas" to the ne~t lo-N~r nze ::ld. -;S, p.J.rtIcular ly so in the 2 3 4 higher classes. I 17 8,586 1,200 II 25 3,761 1,216 TABLE 3-5 III G5 1,604 1,089 IV 98 688 1,136 No. of town~, population, area and density V 70 492 1,196 per km2 in each size class oC towns VI 14 449 1,134 Sl:l;e class Totaj Total Area In DenSIty All classes 289 2,625 1,142 of towns No of populatlOn km~ per km2 towns Table 37 shows the ave,age household SIze In eJ.ch populatIOn SiZe class of towns A 'household' 2 3 4 5 has been defined fOJ census purpo"es a~ a group of per SOnE- commonly liyiEg together In one and the same I 17 10,173,713 1,184 90 8,586 ,=-encu'o hou'>e a'ld norm_lly tab!l.g food from the '>ame II 25 1,739,880 462 55 3,761 kItchen, unleE'> eXIgenCIe<, 01 work preYent any of them III 65 1,840,040 1,147 22 1,604 from doing &8 A hou ehold m<;,y cons1"t of all related IV 93 1,378,891 2,005 09 638 pcr<,nns, 01 of some rela~ed and some unrelated persons. V 70 53! ,848 1,080 51 492 It luay al 0 cons!"t entIrely of unl elated persons com VI 14 4G,837 104 37 449 ~only hVI.:1.g L,gcihcl' The aVe! age ~Ize of the household Tdal 289 15,711,211 5,984 64 2,625 In urb.ln Md.h.1.ra<;htra 1., S 02 perSon~ I t val ies from 4.67 tncIa'-" VI toS 37 mcla<"~ IV. 27 TABLE 37 Sched'Uled Castes and Tribes Hous"Jhold size in each s~z~ d ass of townG Table 39 :-.how:, ihe percentage which the schedu -~~ ~- _--- S,zc class Total No of Hou'L-ho'd kd ca<;te population and the scheduled tltbe populatIOn 01 cown Ph)u1att::Jn II )U'>"ilO.ci& !>!zC' CO,L,tItllte of the total pallIation in each ~lze class of to,vns The overall percentage of scheduled caste popu 2 3 4 latiOIl in urb3.n .\1:lliara,htra IS 4 75. Classwise, It VarIes I 10,173,715 2,087,G9j 4 87 from 4 17 (in c.ld.:S~ I) to 6 03 em cIas~ IV). The overall II 1,739,880 330,--130 5 27 pre1·ccnt .'..ge of ~chedulcd tl tbe popula.tIOn in urban III 1,840,040 3+\ .33 5 33 ivlahara~htra 1S very low (0 81). In the lower popu.la IV 1,378,891 ~56,705 5 37 tIon :oize cL, s-="" (IV to VI), It 1S comparatlVely higher, V 53],848 102,309 5 18 VI 46,837 10,uJ7 1- 67 the lllge<,t (3 22) beIng found In class V. In classes ------I 10 III, the percentage IS extlemely low. All classes 15,711,211 3,132,629 .s 02 TABLE 39 Literacy Propordon of scheduled catse and scheduled Table 38 "how,:, ~he hteracy fd.tC In tUWi].J 01 cdch tr;be population by size dass of towns populatiOn 'Hze clas:_, fOi ..Dales a.nd LCLDdic!> Jepar."tdy --~-- - ~------~ _------and also [ot both :,cxe:; tz.ken together. FOl both "CAe> ~ lZ(' CL..t,)S rotaJ '>c leduI~d I',rcontag, ,>chcduLed Percentage of rown pJpuI ..uun Caste to total TrIbe to total the lIterac.y pei centage III urban Maha.ra hL a }.58 07 pop ~latlOn popul"tlOn popuhtlOn populat lOll taking the entIre p )pulJ.tlOn (includ~ng P :Jpuld.1wn In 3 4 the age-group 0-4 a:> the denOLumatoL J. It \r..1,'le.., i'ruLu 2 5 6 48.89 (class IV) to 61.16 (in cla3s I). FOl J.ud.le3, it I~ 66.88. Cla:;:-,wl;;e rd.te~ v TADLE 38 Lite:raey ra"ie by sax in each size clas'3 of tOWbS ------~--~------ PeL ct:llt.lge of Ii tel dtes to total populatIOn Su~e <-' d.,>s of towns Both ,Female Both Males Females 5cxes sexes 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 --~-----~ I 1J,173,715 5.707,J63 t,166,3::;2 6,221,782 3,91::),363 2,3()J,919 61 16 68 61 51 63 II 1,739,1]80 935,730 301,150 976,cf14 620,778 335,666 56 12 66 34 44 23 r ,) III 1,8}'),O40 969,SUl 870,739 963,506 G17,343 3-t3,663 J~ 36 63 74 39 70 IV 1,373,391 718,795 660,096 674,095 43j,615 238,480 48 89 GO 60 36 13 v j31 ,M8 '277,729 251-,119 263,215 168, 55:..? 91-,663 :1-9 49 60 69 37 25 VI 4G,8::17 23,413 21,-124 2 t,867 IG,{H6 8,B21 3:1 09 63 H 41 17 ~------~- TOT.\L 13,711,211 3,G34,331 7,07G,880 9,123,90!) :3,774,('97 3,"H9,212 58 07 66 88 47 '.33 -~---~ ---~- _- ~ ~ - -~ - - --~------~-- ~~~~------_ --- 28 Tahle 40 gives for each of the 17 cities with po the highest in class I towns (52.96 per cent) and the pulation of one lakh or over, the percentage of the lowestm class III towns (46.61 per cent). No relation scheduled caste population to the total population. It is dIscernible between the WPR and the size class of vades frOID 1 .58 (m Ma.legaon CIty) to 8.80 (In Kol towns. However, the female WPR IS seen to be low in hapur City). The dIstnbutIOn of the 17 cities by ranges towns~of classes I and II, while It IS comparatively of scheduled Caste percentages IS as follows: higher In towm falling in other SIze classes. R.ange No. of Clhes Below 2 per cent 3 TABLE 41 2·9 to4'2 per cent 9 Work participation rate by size class of towns 6·5 per cent 2 Slze class Both sexes Males Females 8·5 toB'S per cent 3 TOTAL 17 1 2 3 4 I 33'04 52 ·9q' 7'58 TABLE 40 II 28·89 47·5~ 7'14 III 29 38 46·61 10'20 Sched\lled caste population in cities IV 30'11 47 52 11'15 V 30'40 48 29 10·85 Sr. Name of City Total Scheduled Percentage VI 32'63 51·42 10·34 No. populatIon caste ----~-- \ populatlOn All Slze classes 31'80 51·06 8 31 2 3 4 5 Dist1"ibudo,ll. Or workers by industrial categories Bombay 5,970~575 2,10,497 3 53 2 Thana 170,675 3,190 }·87 Table 42 shows the dlstributwn of workers ill each population size class of to"'ns by certain broad 3 Ulhasnagar . 168,462 2,889 1·71 mdustr1al categories as given in the prlmary census ab3tract. The ten categorIes of workers have been 4 Naslk 176,091 7,339 4'17 grou ped under three sectors--primary) secondary and 5 Malegaon 191,847 3,023 1'58 tertiary. The sector sub-totals are also shown. FIgures InSIde brackets denote percentages to total workers in 6 Dhuha 137,129 5,792 4'22 each size class. 7 Jalgaon 106,711 4,214 3 95 The percentage of workers in the pl'lmary sectOr B AhmedQagar 118,236 7,702 6 51 In the towns of Maharashtra is 11.06. It IS qUite high 9 Poona 856,105 55,884 6'53 in towns of classes III to VI, and ranges from 26.42 (Ill class VI) to 39.92 (ill class V). ThIS is an indi 10 Sangh 115,138 9,887 8 59 catIon that towuS in the lower SlZe classe:', are not OVer 11 Sholapur 398,361 34,678 8 71 whelmIngly indu3trial in their functional Character. The primary Sector is still faIrly important there. Again, 12 Kolhapur 259,050 22,788 8 80 in the primary sector the worker, engaged in cultiva 13 Aurangabad . 150,483 4,367 2'90 tion, that is, agnculturallabourers and cultivators, form the bulk. Plantations, livestock, forestry and fi,hing con 14 Nanded 126,538 4,521 3'57 tribute only a small percentage of the workers. 'MIning & quarrying' accounts for less than one per cent 168,438 6,644 15 Akola 3·94 except In class V, which include'> a few predomin 16 Amravah 193,800 7,436 3·84 antly 'mining' towns. 17 Nagpur 866,076 33,360 3·85 The percentage of wokers in the secondary sector in urban Mahara.shtra is 37.58. ClasswIse, It range& Work participation rate froID 42.95 (in class I) to 19.80 (in class V). The per centage decreases as we pass from class I to lower Table 41 shows the work partlcipatlOn rate by size classes up to cla&s V. In class VI, it rises agaIn each populatIOn size clas& of towns and also for urban to 34.64. This rise is, however, accounted for maInly Maharashtra as a whole. For bJth the seX'es together by 'con3tructlOn' workers, who countrIbute as much as the work p.nticipation rate(WPR)works out to 31.80 22'05 per cent out of the propo:-tion of~4'64 per ~ent. per cent. WnIle the male WPR lS 51 06 per cent, the The town,hips around new projects possIbly contflbute female WPR is only 8.31 per cent. The male WPR IS a sub,tantlal number of 'construction' workers. If the 29 mdnufacturing sector alone (that is, categories V-a (in cla'lS I). It declines steadily from a higher to a and V-b) is con-sidered, the percentage decreases con lower size class. There is a slight increase in the pro tinuou~ly from a higher to a low~r p::>pulation size portion in cia".g V over that in cla.ss IV. It declines class - from 39.59 in class I to 12.59 in class VI. again in class VI. 'Services'a;nd 'trade' contribute the The percentage of w..)rkers in the tertiary sector bulk of workers in this sector. The prcentage of workers in the towns of Maharashtra is 51.36. Cla'>swise varia in 'transport, storage and communication' decline tion is not very wide-38.94 (in class VI) to 54.05 from 10.61 in class I to 4.35 in class VI. TABLE 42 Distribution of workers in each size class of towns by categories of the priDl3l"y census abstract SIZe class of towns Category of prImary census abstract All Size classes I II III IV v VI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I 25,394 18,181 47,020 58,290 22,515 2,508 173,901 (0'76) (3'62) (8'70) (14 04) (13 '93) (16 41) (3'48. II 30,428 22 j 864 104,476 92j721 31,955 1,185 283,629 (0·91) (4·55) (19'32) (22 ·33) (19 76) (7-75) (5'68) III 36,936 7,447 14,902 12,381 6,706 320 78,692 (1'10) (1'48) (2'76) (2 '98) (4'15) (2 -10) (1'57) IV 8,018 1,426 2,583 1!203 3 1365 25 16,620 (0 23) (0 28) (0 48) (0 29) (2 '08) (0'16) (0'33) PrImary Sector 100,776 49,918 168,981 164,595 64~.'J41 4,038 552,849 (3 00) (9 93) (31 26) (39,6-1-) (39'92) (26 42) (11 '06) V (a) • 85,707 22,432 26,961 24,458 7,232 435 167,225 (2 ·55) (4-46) (4 99) (5·89) (4'47) (2 '85) (3·35) V (b) • • 1,244,922 149,994 79,852 50,621 20,084 1,489 1,546,962 (37 04) (29'84) (14'77) (12,19) (12 '42) (9'74) (30'96) VI 112,960 15,283 15,683 11,194 4,697 3,370 163,187 (3 -36) (3 -04) (2 '90) (2 ·70) (2 91) (22'05) (3 -27) Secondary Sector 1,443,589 187,709 122,496 86,273 32,013 5,294 1,877,374 (42'95) (37'34) (22·66) (20'78) (19'80) (34 64) (37, 58) VII • 715,657 87,608 92,020 61,943 24,342 2,026 983.596 (21'29) (17 '43) (17 02) (14-92) (15'05) (13-26) (19'68) VIII • 356,484 50,604 37,576 24,139 9,040 665 478.508 (10·61) (10'06) (6·95) (5'82) (5'59) (4·35) (9 '58) IX • • 744,526 126,887 119,540 78,207 31,758 3.260 1,104,178 (22 '15) (25'24) (22'11) (18'84) (19,64) (21 ·3'3) (22 ,10) Tertiary Sector • • .1,816,667 265,099 249,136 164,289 65~140 5,951 2,566,282 (54-OS) (52 73) (46'08) (39'58) (4-0'28) (38 '94) (51·36) Total workers •. 3,361,032 502,726 540,613 415,157 161,694 15.283 4,996,505 (l00 00) (100'00) (100 00) (100 00) (100'00) (l00-00) (100-00) N.B.-Jhgures IU brackets deuote per(:(:ntages. 30 FClUa\e 'Workers in ear h populatIon dze cla<;~. Nearly 50 per Fern de worko;;rs con'>tItute 12 per cEnt of the total -cent of femJ.le WOl'ker~ alOe. in the tertIary f>ector. The h::>.'i1nce is equally among the wotkers In u tnn ~\l l.ha,'J.;;htra. Tc.vle 43 sLow.:> the divided pnmary and d,sLnbutlOn of female workers by mdust.Clcd Ctltcg()rie~ c;econda.cy ccto:rs. ' TABLE 43 Participation Rate of Females ------~------Stze Class oi To-wns Category Total 1 II III IV v VI towns --__ ------~------2 4 5 7 8 I 2,277 1,834 5,680 7,423 3,838 669 21,721 (0 67) (3 20) (6 40) (lo 08) (13 92) (~ 20) (3 69) II 10,486 8342 42,707 38,045 13,659 / 418 113,657 (3 10) (14 52) (48 11) (51 70) (49 55) (18 87) I (19 32) III . 2,531 4-32 2,H4 700 772 4 6,633 (0 76) (0 75) (2 41) (0 95) (2 80) (0 18) (1'13) IV. 2,215 293 • 319 259 129 9', 3,224 (0 65) (0 51) (0 36) (0 33) (0'47) (0 ,41) (0 55) Pnmal y Sector . 17.559 10,901 50,850 46,427 18,398 I,IOO 145,235 (3 18) (18·93) ()728)- (63 08) (66 74) (49 66) \(24 69) V (a) 18,035 7,278 7,243 5,745 1,173 43 39,517 (5 33) (12 67) (3 16) (7 80) (4 25) (1 94) (6 72) V (b) 79,168 9,630 6,645 4,257 1,114 60 100,874 (23 38) (16 ·77) (7 48) (3 78) (4 O!) (2 . 71) (17 -b) VI . 11,150 1,668 1,395 I,188 530 433 16,664 (3 38) (2 90) (1 37) (1 61) (1 92) (19 55) (2 83) Secondary Sector. 108,6':;3 18,576 15,283 11.l~0 2,817 536 157,055 (32 09) (32 34) (17 21) (15 19) (10 21) (24'20) (26 -70) VII 39,116 4,399 4,674 4,240 1,686. 141 54,256 (11 55) (7 66) (5 26) (5 76) (6 11) (6 37) (9 22) VIII 16,493 2,286 1,202 743 263 16 21,003 (4 87) (3 98) (1 35) (1 01) (0·93) (0 72) (3 57) IX. IS6,778 21,273 16,770 11,010 4,408 422 210,661 (46 31) (37 04) (13 90) (14 96) (15 99) (19 05) (35 82) Tertia!), Sector • 212,387 27.938 22.646 15,993 6,357 579 285,920 (62 73) (48 68) (25 51) (21 73) (23 05) (26 1.1-) (48 61) Total \\r 0' kcu. 338,59CJ 37,435 88.779 73,610 27,572 2,215 583,210 (l00 00) (100 00) (100 00) (l00 00) (100 00) (100 00) (100 00) - - - ~------_--_ --- -~ ---- -_------~ - - ~------_ N :B -F,gUlc5 tU brackets deno:e pClce.1.tagcs The ·se.cvlce,,' category c nl ibu1es the la, ge,t TABLE 44 per .... en!:age (35 82) of ie u_-tle wo 'ker3. Thl:-' 1'0 fl)llo-wed by a_,rlculLura.I la1J':mr (19 32) a.nd non-houJchold Soex ratio by popuJation size.,cJass of towns 1 manuftlctunng (17 15) Hou,>~hn~d mdu a )sJ.b, _- t.r ------~-- 6.72 per cent of the female wurkcrs. "L._tde' c:a ill') S ze class Maie Female No of females 9.22 per cent. 0; town populatIOn > populdtlOn per 1,000 males Sex ratio 3 4 2 , :) Table 44 ::.hON~ the :-,ex ratio In the ?upu1,_Lon in • each ;lze cla'5s of towns. The ::.ex n·tlo fOi' .'Letha d,htJ a. I 5,707,363 4,466,352 783 ,'5 a whole (mcludtng 1 uta.l and u.'ba.n Lt.'ea:,,) l~ 930 II 935,730 804,150 859 rem les per 1,000 rod-Ie::. The l'~.L() fo. u_ b tn :>1, h: III %9,SOI 870,739 898 ra;htra IS 820 femJ.le~ pel 1000 m<'.le'3 In clLs:> I tU\\~ ". IV 718,795 660,096 918 it Is 783, wInch 13 the lowe~t f01 any ",ze dCl<;~ Il 1.- V 277,729 234,119 915 crea.'Ic'S (that 1", he::;omes 1C.>'3 and le:;,s rTI".sculIne) 2', \, e \'1 25,413 21,424 843 froin to decrea<,ei:> in cbs d pass class I IV, but e:-. V '.1 7,076,880 VI as compared to c1a5s IV. All CLil•• CS 8,634,331 820 --~" 31 ANNEXURE I List of non-munjcipal towns by population size classes -----~--~- '------SI No Name PopuL\tlOn 1971 SI No Name PopulatLOn 1971 ----_-_--- -_------~ ------_.- Class III Class V-Contd. 1 Kalamb 2.2,834 29 Shahapur 7,887 2 MaJlvade 22,126 30 S a'daslllvgad 7,861 3 Ozar 2 t,2bO 31 Man1kpur 7,610 Class IV 32 M"lyan 7,519 4 Dhond 16,583 33 Harn:\l 7,426 5 Nawapur 15,222 34 Nandgaon 7,096 6 Ktlwa 14,551 35 Lasalgaon 6,855 7 Shlrgaon 13,881 3ri Kulgaon e,758 8 Vlfar 12,713 37 Rcvdanda 6,743 9 Lo"agaon 12,501 33 S ..ndor 6,705 10 P ll'!1pa lgaon-Baswan t 12,289 3!J Kanhan (P1Prl) 6,600 11 Ravalgaon 11,780 40 1\' ate 6,599 1"2 Mohone 11,344 41 VanI 5.548 13 Bhyndar 10,598 42 Pophall 6,374 14 Pal ghar 10,554 43 Dapob Camp 6,296 15 Manmad 10,490 44 Palan 6,182 16 &atara 10,333 45 RedI 5,955 46 Dehu 5,636 Class ]! 47 Karjal 5,634 17 lCatemamvalI 9,647 4fl Dabhol 5,402 18 Dahanu 9,637 49 Sastl 5,154 19 Khadakvasla 9,270 20 Wan 9,180 Class VI 21 Madbavnagar 8,853 50 Badlapur 4,703 22 Chandor 8,739 51 Humbral1 4,421 23 Gandhlnagar 8,463 52 Alore 3,369 24 Chugus 8,262 53 ShItgaon 3,172 25 Varangaon 8.179 54 Kuran Kh 2,898 26 Vada 8,168 55 Bhade 2,391 27 Nera! 8,078 56 Cohul T Helwak 2,270 28 Kandarl 7,908 57 l'taSdyan' 2,OHI 32 ANNEXURE II StateDlent showing lor each city in Mahar.shaa the tlUD1ber of towns reporting it as the Dearest city Sr. Name of CIty SIze No Dftowns wlthlD SI. Name of City Size No. of toWnS within No. class of No. clats of town. 10 11. 26- 51. 100 Total tOWns 10 1 I· 26- 51- 100 Total k01 2~ 50 lQO and km 25 53 100 and km km km above kIll km Icm above kID Ir:m 2 3 4 5 7 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Gr. Bombay • III II IV 2 2 III 2 4- V 2 2 4- lV 2 2 4- V 2 1 4 TO'1'AL 5 2 7 TOTAL. 2 2 6 2 13 2 Nagpur II 1 2 4 9 Thana • II ./. III 3 3 7 I III ' g IV 3 3 3 19 .. IV 4- 8 V 2 3 3 9 V 2 5 4 5 10 1 1 30 VI 3 Poona II 2 4- TOATL ------2 3 5 7 18 III 1 4 7 10 Alcala II 3 4 IV 2 1 1 III 4- 6 14 V 1 6 8 IV 2 10 }3 VI 2 4- V 8 9 2 5 5 8 14 34 5 7 27 40 4: Shotapur . II 2 1 3 III 1 J 3 :1 1 I UlhasDarar II 3 IV 2 4- 14 V 1 2 "4- 7 IV 1 TOTAL 4- 9 16 29 V 2 2 .------~ VI '*2 II 2 2 2 2 10 III 3 1 4 IV 2 3 2 I:s I 2 Aurangahad IV V 3 3 8 'l'O'l'AL 1 VI 4 6 1~ Dhuha TO'l'AL 1 3 5 9 10 28 ) 4 Nanded • r .11 1 1 6 Amravah. III 6 9 1 5 Ahmednaga III .2 IV 3 2 6 3 4: V 1 2 IV 1 5 3 VI 1 V 5 TOTAL 6 1 14 TOTAL 2 10 18 1 Ma'egaon II 2 l6 Sane;} I III 1 6 6 l7 Jalg-aDn 1 IV 3 .3 6 13 TOTAL, VI 2 3 13 20 43 79 114269** TOTAL 6 26 ."Three towns nave reported Belgaum In Mysore Stl4te a3 the Clty nearest t9 the town. 33 ANNEXURE III Towns not directly connected by Rail 51 Nanle of town 197 J DIstance Name of 51 Name of town Dlstnct DIstance Name of No. popu- (km) raIl hc"rl No (km) rall head lallon from from nearest nearest raIl head rad head 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4- 5 6 Class I 4 CJukhalJ{M) DuMana 18,634 61 Khamgaon ~aleg"on Clly (\1) Na~lk 1\)1.S47 35 Manmad 5 Shahada (M) Dhulla 18,358 27 Dondalcha 2 N"s,].. Clly(M) NaSlk 176,091 9 NaslkRoad 6 Ashta (M) 5angit 17,832 19 Sangli , Pauni (M) .Bhandara 17,781 11 Paun, Road Class 11 8 Umarkhed Ye()tmal 17,704- 77 Nanded IC'lallt-1ranJI (M) Kolhapur 87,731 8 Hatkananga1e 9 Malvan (M) Ratnagin 17,579 158 Kolhapur 2 Blllwand '( M) Thana 79,576 10 Kalyan 1 0 Manwath (M) Parbhan 1 17.250 8 Manwath Road 3 '>atara (M) 'latara 66,433 1 B Satara Road 11 Talod.. (M) Dhuha 17,026 23 Nandufbar Class III 12 Sawantwad, (M} RatnagtrI 16.873 103 Belgaur.n Bh'T 49,965 1 Bh1r(M) • 102 1a na 13 Satana (M} N •• Slk 16.720 64 Manmad 11 nhandara Road 2 Bhandara (M) BhandaT" 39,423 14 Va1Japur {M} Aurangabad 16,660 5 Rotegaon 3 R~tn:l'>:l rl (M) Ratnaglrl 37,551 1 35 Kolhapur 15 Mehkar (M) Ruldana 16.196 67 WashIm 4 Chopda (M) Jalgaon 32,E>56 30 Dharangaon 16 Morsh. (M) Amravatl 16,084 54 Amravatl 6 Basse In Road 5 B:l 1 Bhtr 27.716 24- Parh VaiJlInath 9 Ambejoga (M) 21 Jalgaon (M) • Buldana 14.788 26 Nandura 10 O.manabad CM) Osmanabad 27,279 18 YedsJ 22 Gadh1 nglaJ Kolhapur 14.663 40 Ghataprabh San~ll 27,160 14 Takar. 11 Uran Islampur eM) 2.¥ Kurundvad Kolhapur 14.610 16 Jayslngpur 12 Phaltan (M) S:ltara 26,774 54 Pandharpur 24 Palthan eM) Aurangabad 14,526 53 Aurangabad 13 Akkalkot (M) Sholapur 26,485 10 Akkalkot ROAd 25 MangruiPlf (M) Akola 14,087 29 KaranJa 14- 5hlrpur (M) DhuI.a 25,746 24 Nandurbar 26 Karmal .. eM} Shoiapur 14,051 17 Jeur Buldana 25,303 45 Malkapur 15 BuldMa (M) 27 Shlrgaon Thana 13.881 7 Palghar ]6 K,\amb Poona 22,834 37 Bh.gvan 2B P ..ndhar Kaoda Yeotmal IS,bOI 56 Wan I 17 MaJlvade Thana 22.126 6 Thana 29 Manjlegaon (M) Bhir 13,599 42 Manwath Road 18 DcgltJ r(M} Nanded 21,743 78 Nanded 30 Mahaatara 12,667 24 D",ra~ ('\if) Y"otmal 20,974 28 Darwha 80 Panvel 36 Utan (M) Kolaba 12,h16 25 Chlplun (\1) RatnaglI ] 20,942 96 Kared 50 Latur 37 Nilanga Osmanabad 12,521 26 Stnnar (M) Na"k 20,218 21 Naslk Road. B Poona 38 Lohagaon Poona 12,501 27 Yaw ... l (M) Jalgaon 20, t 75 17 Bhusawa1 49 Yedsi 39 TulJapur Osmanabad 12,373 20,054 40 5hrlwardhan (M) Kolaba 12,342 154 Panve] t 12.289 14 Nlphad C!as~ IY 41 Plmpalgaon Baswan Na,lk 12.11 1 1 B Manwath Road Paroh (M) J .llgaoD 19,458 20 Amalner 42 Pathrl (M) Parbhan' 11,913 67 Panvel 2 Brandol (M) Ja\gaon 18.905 19 Dharangaon 43 Altbag (M) Kolaba 44 Vengurla (M) RatnagH. 11,805 128 Belgaum ') Vi" (~\{) <,ang-lJ 18.726 41 Kdrad ~------~- 6-2 Census Maha/73 34 ANNEXURE nI~ntd. Sl. Name of town 1971 Distance Name of SI Name of town 1971 D.,tance Name of No. popu (km) rail hc.-u No. popu (km} rad head latIOn from latIOn from nearest nearest rail head ratlh ead 2 3 4 6 2 3 4 5 6 Class IV-contd 25 Shahapur Thana 7,887 3 Asangaon 45 Desalgan] Chandrapur I 1 ,783 2 Wadsa 26 Sadashlvagad Salara 7,861 1 Karad 46 Ravalgaon Naslk 11,780 54 Manmad 27 Bhum (M) Osmanahad 7,836 24 Bars I 47 Pt':n {M} Kolaba 11,754 33 Panvcl 28 Manlkpur Thana 7,610 Basse In Road 48 Ahmadpur Osmanabad 11,738 32 LatuF 29 Hadgaon (M) Nanded 7,591 29 Kalamnurl 49 P:.tar eM) Akola 11,667 31 Akola 30 Murpud (M) KolhapUF 7,488 43 Kolhapur 50 Umrga O.manabad 11,651 87 Sholapur 31 Harnal Ratnaglrl 7,426 180 Karad 51 Deulgaon Raja (M) Buldana 11,467 26 lalna 32 Naldurg (M) Osmana~ad 7,367 45 Sholapur 52 Murud (M) Kolaba 11,210 102 Panvel 33 Mahabaleshwar (M} &atara 7,318 67 Wathar Nagpur 10,971 Kamptee 53 Kamptee 3 34 Ra]ura (M) Chandrapur 7 ,~22 3 MaDlkgarh Cantonment 35 Bhokardan (M) Aurang,j,bad 7j'083 ;;4 Jalna 54 Vadgaon Kasba Kolhapur 10,925 10 Hatkanangale 36 Sonpeth (M) Parbhanl 6,963 39 55 Mamdarg, (M) Sholapur 10,725 14 Barotl ParllVa'Janath 37 Panchgan I (M) Salara 6,906 45 Wathar 56 Bhor (M) Poona 10,708 60 Poona 38 Indapllf (M) Poona 6,896 "$8 Bhlgvan 57 Sa9vad (M) Poona 10,702 16 Sasvad Road 39 Revdanda Kolaba 6,743 80 Panvel 58 Dharur (M) Bhlr 10,544 77 ParllVaJanath 40 Sandor Thana 6,705 8 59 Georal eM) Bhlr 10,540 68 Jaina Basse In road 41 Nate Ratnagirl 6,599 186 \ Ko1hapur 60 Kannad (M) Aurangabad 10,398 3 Chahsgoan 42 Vanl Naslk 6,548 42 61 Kunda1vad I{M) Nanded 10,388 10 Dharmabad NaSlk Road 43 Mowad (M) Nagpur 6,421 10 62 Kallam O,manabad 10,216 30 Dhokl Narkhed 44 Pophall RatnaglrJ 6,375 96 Karad Class V 45 Dapah Camp Ratnag.r. 6,296 160 Karad 1 Katemanlvah Thana 9,647 2 Kalyan 46 BIlol J (M) Nanded 6,273 74 Nanded 9,637 2 Dahanu Thana 4 Dahanu Road 47 l'atan Satara 6,182 42 Karad 3 Chandur Bazar (M) Amravatl 9,569 30 Achalput 48 Khuldabau (M) Aurangabad 6,149 28 Aurangabad 4 Ka~mnul"l (M) Parbhanl 9,542 19 Hlngoll 49 Jawhar Thana 6, Ito 61 Dahanu Road 5 Bhagur Na .. k 9,536 2 Deolall 50 Mohpa (M) Nagpur 6,102 5 KohlI 6 Deoll (M) Wardha 9,508 8 Dahegaon 51 Redl RatnaglrJ 5,955 12J Belgaum 7 Telhara (M) Akola 9,455 30 Shegaon 52 Ashtl (M) BhJr 5,859 38 Ahmednagar 8 Khadakvasala Poona 9,270 19 Poona 53 Dehu Poona 5,636 3 Dehu Road 9 Mukhed eM) Nanded 9,257 75 Nanded 54 Trlmbak Nas.k 5.495 39 Naslk Road 10 Ambad (M) Aurangabad 9,222 31 Jalna 55 Dabhol Ratnaglrl 5,402 207 Karad 11 Kandhar (M) Nanded 9,221 52 Nand8d 56 Sa.t I GhandrapUF 5,154 6 Ballarpur 12 Warl Ahmednagar 9,180 1 Kopargaon Class VI 11 Ghatan Yeotmal 9,174 42 Yeotmal 14 Rajapllr Ratnaglrl 9,017 161 Kolhapur 1 Alandl Poona 4,788 21 Poona 15 S,tut Poona 8,894 69 Poona 2 Malkapur (M) Kolhapur 4,533 48 Kolhapur 16 Gangapur Aurangabad 8,87 I 20 Lasur 3 Humbral. Satara 4,421 67 Karad 17 Madhavanagar ~angll 8,853 18 MIra] 4 Alore Ratnaglrl 3,369 62 Karad 18 Khed RatnagIrI 8,823 135 Karad 5 Shlrgaon RatnagJrl 3, 1 72 62 Karad 19 Parencla (M) Osmanabad 8,'198 27 Barsl 6 Kuran Kh Poona 2,898 40 Poona 20 Chandor Naslk 8,789 18 Lasalgaon 7 Chlkalda (M) Amravatl 2,487 50 AChalpur 21 Roa Ashtam I Kolaba 8,631 77 Panvel 8 Bhade Satara 2,391 15 Lonand 22 Gandhtnagar Kolhapur 8,463 10 Kolhapur 9 Gokul T. He Iwak Satara 2,270 66 Karad 23 Vada Thana 8,168 54 Kalyan 1 0 Panhala (M) Kolhapur 2,119 21 Kolhapur 24 Kandar. Jalgaon 7,908 3 Bhusawal 1 I Rasayam Kolaba 2,018 22 Pa:nvel 35 ANNIDeUltEIV ReJevant Extracts frolD National Industria' CJassification, 1970 (Three digit level of classification) Major MInor MajDr Mmor Description Group Group Group Group Division O-Agrtculture, HuntinJ[. Forestry & Flshmg /)ivlsion O-Agriculture, Hunting. Forestry &Flshing-contd 00 Ar;rlcultural Production 03 Agricultural Services Pest destroying, spraYlOg, pruning oflOfected. 000 Cereal CropS (paddy. wheat. Jowar, bajra. 030 steamS. maIze ragi. barley & gram, etc.) OperatIon of irrigatIon sYstem ()() 1 Pulses (arhar, moong, masur, urd & etc.) 031 002 Raw Cotton. 032 Ammal sharing and livestock servICes (other than vetertnary servlces). 003 Raw jute mesta. 033 Grading agrJcuItural andltvestock prDducts. 004 Sunn hemp and other kIndred fibres 034 Horticultural and nursery servIces. 005 productIon of'oI1seeds such as sesamum SOil conservation. groundTJuts, rape, mustard, lInseed. caStor 035 Scientrfic services hke soIl testing. seeds. etc. 036 006 Sugarcane. 039 Agricutural services not elsewhere classified 007 Roots and tubet&, vegetables. pan, singham (lIke land clearIng. land dralOmg etc.) chillIes and SPIceS (other than pepper and 04 Huntinc. 'Trappmg and game Propagation cardamom) and; flowers and parts ofplants 040 Huntmg, trapplOgand game propagatIon for 008 Agricultural proHuction not elsewhere classI commerc:tal purposes (Dther than for spDrt) fied. 05 Forestry and Logging 01 PlantatIOns 010 Tea. 050 Planting, replantIng and cDnservatlon Df 011 CofIOO. Forests. 012 Rubber. 051 Loggmg-felImg and cuttmg of trees and pre· 013 Tobacco. paratIon of rough, round. hewn or rIven IDgs 014 Pepper. (mcludmg Incidental haulIng). 015 Cardamom 052 ProductIon Cff fuel (includIng charcoal by 016 EQlble nuts (excludmg coconut and ground burmng) by explOitatIOn of forests. nut), walnut. almond, cashe'Wnut, etc· 053 GatherIng offodder by explOItatIOn of forest 017 Production of fcults, coconut e.g bananas 054 Gathermg of uncultIvated materIals such as apples. grapes. mangoes, Dranges. gums. resms, lac. barks, herbs, wild frUlts and 018 Production of ganJa. CInchona opIUm. etc. leaves by explOItation of forests 019 Crops of plantations. not elsewhere classIfied. 059- Other forests products not elseWhere classi (e. g. Betel nuts. etc.) fied such as munJh. 06 'FIshing 02 Livestock Productlon 060 Ocean, sea and coastal fishing. 020 Cattle and goats-breedIng. rearmg, ranchIng 061 Inland water fishmg. PlsClculture-reaflng of fish. etc and productIon 0' f mIlk 062 021 Rearing of sheep and productIon of wool. 063 CollectIOn of pearls, conches. shells. spouge 022 Rearing horses. mules. camels and other and other sea products. pack animals. 069 FIshrpg and allIed acttvltIes not elsewhere 023 Rearing of pIgs and other aOlmals. clasdied. 024 Rearmg of ducks, hens and other bIrds and . Division i-Mining and Quarrymg productIon of eggs 10 Coal Mining 025 Rearing of boes and production ofhDney too Coal. and wax. 101 Lignite. 026 Rearing of SIlk-worms and productIon of COCoonS and raw silJ<;. 11 Crude Petroleum .and Natura 1 Gas 029 Rearing ofhvestock and production Df live 110 Crude Petroleum. stock products not elsewhere claSSified. 111 Natural gas. 36 ANNEXURE IV-Contd. Major Minor Description Major Minor DescrIption Group Group Group Group DivIsion I-Mining and Quarrymg-contd Divrsron 2 & 3-Manufacturrng and Reparr--contd 12 Metal Ore Mming 216 Manufacture of prepared ammal feeds. 120 Iron ore. 217 Manufacture of starch. lZ1 Manganese. 218 Manufacture of food products not elsewhere J 22 Chromlte. classIfied. 123 BaUXIte. 22 Manufacture of Beverages, Tobacco and 124 Gold and Sliver Ores. Tobacco Products 125 Copper Ore. 220 DIstIlhng, rectlfymg and blendmg ofspuits. 126 Lead and ZInC Ores. 221 Wme IndustrIes. 127 Llmenite and RutIle. 222 Malt lIquors an~ malt. lZ8 Wolfram. 223 Production of country hquor and toddy. 129 Metal Ores not elsewhere classified. 224 Soft drInks and karbonatcrd water mdustries. 19 Other Mming 225 Tobacco steammmg,rediYIng and all other 190 Stone quarrymg, clay and sand PitS. operatIons wInch areconnected WIth prepar 191 Chemicals and fertIlIzer .mmeral mmmg Ing raw leaf tobacco for manufacture. ('>uch as soda ash, sulphur, phosphates, 226 Manufacture of bldl. , nitrates, etc.). 227 Manufacture of cIgars, cIgarettes, cheroots 192 Salt mInIng and quarrymg IncludlOg cru- and cIgarette tobacco. slung, screenmg and evaporating III pans. 228 Manufacture of chewing tobacco'rardaand 193 PrecIous and semI-precIOus stones. snuf. 194 Mica. 229 Manufacture of tobacco & tobacco products, 195 GYpsum. not elsewhere classIfied. 199 Othermming not elsewhere classIfied (asbe 23 Manufacture of Cotton TextIles stos Quartz, tale and soap stone natural 230 Cotton gmnmg, cleamng and bahng abrasIves other than sand, graphIte, etc.) 231 Cotton spInnIng, weavmg, shnnkmg, san DJvision 2 &3-Manufacturins and Repmr. forizmg, mercenslng and fiOlslung of cotton ~0-21 Manu/acture of Food products. textiles m mIlls. 200 SlaughterlOg,tpreparation & preservatIon 232 Pnntng, dye10g and bleachmgs:of cotton of meat. textiles. 201 Manufacture of dairY products. 233 Cotton spinnIng other than m mIll (char 202 Canning and preservation of fruits and vege_ kha). tables. 234 ProductIOn of kbadi. 203 Canning, preserving and pro,c essing of fish. 235 Weavmg and fimslung of cotton textiles III crustacea and SImilar foods. hand looms, other than khadl. 204 Gram mlJJ products. 236 Weavmg and fiOlSlung of cotton textiles 10 205 Manufacture of bakerY products powerlooms. 20'6 Manu facture and refining ofsugar( Vaccuum 239 Cotton textIles not elsewhere claSSified. pan sugar factOrIes) 24 Manufacture of Wool, SIlk and Synthettc 207 productIOn of mdlgenous sugarboora,khand Flbre Textrles san, gur. etc. from sugar-cane, palm JUIce. 240 Wool c]eanlOg, baUng and pressing. Production of COmmon {salt. 208 241 Wool splOlOg, weavmg and finishmg In mIlls 209 Manufcture of cocoa, chocalate and sugar 242 Wool spmnmg and weavlOg( other than In confectionery (mcluding sweet-meats) mIlls 210 Manufacture of hydrogenated OIls, Vanas 243 Dyemg and bleachmg of woollen texttles pati ghee, etc 244 Manufacture of wool noteIsewhereclasslfied. 211 Manufacture of other edible ods and fats 245 SpmnlOg,weavmg and finIshing of stIk e.g. mustard OJJ, gToundnut oj1, tJJ OJ1, etc. 246 PrIntIng, dyeing and bleacIung ofsIlk textiles (Inedible OIls shown under 315). 247 SplOnJng, weaVJllg and nmshlOg of other tex 212 Tea processmg. tde-synthetlc fibres, raYons, nylons, etc 213 Coffee cunng,roastmgand gnndmg 248 PrlOtmg, dyemg and b1eachlOg of synthetIc 214 Cashewnut processmg hke drying, shellIng textIles roastmg, saltmg, etc. 249 Silk and synthetIc fibre textdes not elsewhere Manufacture of ice. claSSified. 37 ANNEXURE IV-Contd Major Mmor DescriptIon Major Mmor Description Group Group Group Group DivIsion 2 & 3-Manufacturing and Repalr-contd D,VISIon 2 & 3-Manu/acturrng & Repail-contd. 25 Manufacture ofJute,HempandMesta TextIles 277 Manufacture of bamboo and cane furlllture 250 Jute and Mesta pressing and balIng. and fixtures. 251 Jute and Mesta spmnmg and weavlUg 279 Manufacture of wood and reed, bamboo and 252 Dyemg,pnntmgand bleachIng of Jutetextlles cane products not elsewhere classified. 253 Preparing spinning, weavmg and finzshing of 28 Manufacture ofPaper and Paper Products ana hemp and other coarse fibres Prmtmg, Publtshzng and .dIlled IndustrIes 259 Manufacture of Jute bags and other Jute 280 Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard textIles not elsewhere classified IncludIng newsprInt. Manufacture of container and boxes of paper 26 Manufacture of Textile Products (mcludtng 281 board. Wearzng Apparel other than Footwear) 282 Manufacture of pulp products not elsewhere 260 Knlttmg mIlls. classIfied hke do Us 261 Manufacture of all types of threads, cordage 283 Manufacture of paper and paper board arU ropes, tWInes. nets, etc. cles not elsehwere classIfied. 262 EmbroIdery and making of crapes laces and 284 PIlntlOg and publJshmg of newspaper. fnnges 285 Pnnttngand publishIng of periodicals, books, 263 Weavmg carpets, rugs and other sImIlar Journals, atlases. maps, sheet musicdirecto textIle products. nes. 264 Manufacture of alHYpes of textIles, garments 286 PnntIng of bank notes, currency notes, post lflcludmg weanng apparel. tage stamps; seCUrIty presses 265 Manufacture of rain coats. hats, etc 287 Engraving, etclung, block makIng, etc. 266 Manufacture 0 f mad e up textIle goods (except 288 Book Bmdmg. garments) such as curtams, mosquito nets, 289 Pnntmg, pubhshmg and al1Jed acbvltes not etc elsewhere claSSIfied like envelope printing, 267 Manufacture of water proof textJies such as pIcture post card pnntlllg, embossing. oJ} cloth, tarpaulin, etc 29 Manufacture of Leather and Leather Fur 268 Manufacture of cOlr and COlr products Pro ducts (except Repair). 269 Manufacture of textIles not elsewhere classI 290 TanOlng,currYlOg,filllslung, embossing and fied like linoleum, paddmg, waddmg, up holsterIng. filhng. Japanmng of leather. 291 Manufacture of footwear (excludIng repair 27 Manufacture of Wood and Wood Product except vulcanized or moulded rubber or Furniture and FIxtures. s. plastlcfootwear 270 Manufactureofve lnec, plyw.)od and their 292 Manufacture of weanng apparel ltke coatst products. gloves. etc. of leather and substItutes of 271 SawIng and planmng of wood (other than leather. plywood) 293 Manufacture of leather consumer goods 272 Manufacture of wooden and cane. b01l.es, (other than apparel and footwear) crates, drums, balrels and other wooden con Scrappmg,currYlllg, tanOlng,bleacIung and tamers, baskets and other rattan, bamboo, dyemg of fur and other pelts for the trade, read and wJllow waresmadeent1Tely ormamly 295 Manufacture of weanng apparel offur and of cane, rattan, reed, bamboo and WIllow pelts. 273 Manufacture of structural wooden goods 296 Manufacture of fur and skIn rugs and other \lOcludtng treated hmber) such as beams artIcles. posts, doors and wmdows (excludmg hewlOg 299 Manufacture of Leather and Fur Products androughshapmgofpoles, bolts and other not elsewhere claSSIfied. wood matena] WhICh IS classIfied under log 30 Manufacture of Rubber, Pla3tic. Petroleum gmg) and Coal Products 274 Manufacture of wooden mdustnal goods 300 Tyre and tube industrres. such as bobblOS, blocks, handles, saddhng 301 Manufacture of footwear made pnmanly of and SImilar eqUipment and fixtures vulcamzed or moulded rubber and Plastl c· 275 Manufacture of cork and cork products. 302 i1<1anufacture of rubber products not else 276 Manufactureofwoodenfurlllture and fixtures where classrfied. 38 ANNEXURE IV-Coutd Major Mmor Descnptlon Major Mmor DescrIptlon Group Group Group Group DivIsIOn 2 & 3-Manufacturrng Repalr-contd DIVision 2 & 3-Manufacturmg Repalr-contd. 303 Manufacture of plastIc products not else_ 33 Baslc Metal and AlJoYI> Industries where classlfied (except house furfllshmg) 330 Iron and steel mdustnes 304 Petroleum refinenes 331 Foundrtes for castIng and forging Iron and 305 Manufacture of products of petroleum not steel. elsewhere claSSIfied 332 Manufacture of ferro-alloys 306 ProductIon of coal tar lfl coke ovens 333 Copper manufactunng. 307 Manufacture of other coal and coal tar 334 Brass manufacturmg products not elsewhere classIfied. 335 Alummium manpfactunng. 31 Manufacture ofCh em Icals andChemlcalProducts 336 Zmc manufacturing (except Products of Petroleum and Coal). 339 Other non-ferro(ls metal mdustnes. 310 Manufacture of basIc llldustrial orgamc and lUorgafllc chemIcals and gases such as aCIds, 34 Manufacture of Metal Products and Parts except Machinery and Transport EqUipment alkahes and theIr salts, gases lIke acety I lene, oxygen, mtrogen, etc 340 Manafacture of fabnca,ied metal products 311 Manufacture of fertilIsers and pestICIdes. such as metal cans from tm-plate, terne plate 312 Manufacture of pamts, varmshes and la c or enamelled sheet metal, m~tal sIllppmg quers. contalOers, barrels, drums, kegs~.paiIs, safes 313 Manufacture of drugs and medIClOes. vaults, enamel1ed. saOltarY and all other 314 Manufacture of perfumes. cosmetIC, lotlon~ fabricated metal products not elsewhere c]as- haIrdressmgs, tooch pastes, soap in any form, slfied. \ synthetic detergents, shampoos,shavlllgpro 341 Manufacture of structural metal products. ducts, cleansers, waslung and scourIng pro 342 Manufacture of furOlture and fixtures pd ducts and other tOilet preparatIOns. manly of meta] 315 Manufacture of InedIble oils 343 Manufacture 0 f hand tools and general 316 Manufacture of turpentlOe, synthetIc reslOS, hardware plastic materIals and synthelIC fibres lIke 344 EnamellIng, Japannmg, lacquenng, galva nylon, terylene except glass mSlllg; platmg and poIrshmg meta] products. 317 Manufacture of matches 345 Manufacture of metal utenSIls, cutlery and 318 Manufacture of exploslVes and ammUnItIon kItchenware and fire works 349 Manufacture of metal products except 319 Manufacture of chemIcal products not else_ machlOery and transport eqUipment not where clasSIfied (IncludIng photo-chemIcals elsewherec]asslfied, lIke type-foundmg sensitised films and paper) 35 Manufacture of Machmery, Machzne tools 32 Manufacture of Non-Meta/bc Mlneral and Parts except electrical Machmery. Producs. 350 Manufacture of agncu1tural macIllnery and 320 Manufacture of structural clay products equIpment and parts. 321 Manufacture of glass and glass products. 351 Manufacture and repaIr of drills, coal cutting 322 Manufacture of earthen ware and earthen machmes, earth movmg, lIftIng and hOIstIng pottery. machmery, cranes, conveyors and road ro] 323 Manufacture of cIuna-ware and porcelam ware. lers and other heavy macllInery and equip 324 Manufacture of cement, lIme and plaster. ment used by constructIon and mmmS 325 Manufacture of mIca products lOdustrles 326 Manufacture of structural stone goods, stone 352 Manufacture of prIme movers, bOIlers dressmg and stone cruslung, stone Ware. 'and steam generatmg plants such as 327 Manufacture of earthen and plaster statutes dIesel engmes and parts. and other products 353 Industnal MachInery for Food and 328 Manufacture of asbestos, cement and other TextIle Industnes. cement products 354 Industrtal MachlOery for other than 329 Manufacture of mIscellaneous non-metalhc food and TextI]es Industnes mlOeral products such as slate products, ab 355 Manufacture of Refngerators, Alrcondl ~ raSIves, graphite products, mlOeral wool, tIOners, and FIre FlghtlOg EqUIpment, SIlIca products and other non-metallIc and other parts, components and acces- products not elsewhere classJ1ied. sones. 39 ANNEXURE IV-Conc1d Major Mmor O.;:scnptlOn MdJor Mmor Desc 'ptlOn (Troup Group Goup Group J:)IVlSlOn 2 & 3-M.mu/acturmg & RePalr-contd. Dlvwon 2 & 3-Manufactllrmg & Repatr-concld. 356 Manufaetu.re, . alteratIon and repaIr 0 366 Manufacture of electronic computers, general ltems of oon-electrlCal machmery Control Instruments and other EqUIPment. components, equipment and accessorle 367 Manufacture of electromccomponents and not elsewhere classIfied.,. e g , manufacture ac::ess;)nes n Jt elsewhere classified. and repau' of SIze reduction eqUIpment 369 Manufacturi! of electncal machmery. hke Pentagrapl1, Mapograpjl etc., crushers, apparatus. applIances and supphes and conveyors, bucket elevatOt"s, SlllP hOIst parts not elsewhere claSSIfied. cranes, derncks" etc, mIxers and reactors, 37 Manufacture of Transport EqUipment centnfugal machine,>, driers, etc, power and Parts drIven pumps, etc, air gas, compressors 370 Slllp bUlldmg and repaIring. & vacuum pumps (excludIng electncal 371 Manufacture of locomohves and parts furnaces), etc 372 Manufacture of lallway wagons and Manufacture of machIne tools, their 357 coaches and parts parts and acceSSOrIes 373 Manufacture of other rail-road eqUIpmentr 358 Manufacture of Office computmg and 374 Manufacture of motor vehicles and parts accounting machmery and parts 375 Manufacture of motor-cycles and 359 Manufacture and repair of non-electncal scooters and parts. machinery, equipment, components and 376 Manufacture of bIcycles, cYcle-nckshaws aCCeSSOries not (C;lsewhere classrfied (such and parts. as seVvlOg maclunes, automatlc merchand_ 377 Manufacture of alTcrafts and Its parts. ISing machlOes, ",aslllng, laundry, dry 378 Bullock-carts, push-carts, hand carts, etc. cleanlOg and presslOg macInnes, cookmg 379 Manufacture of transport equipment and ranges and ovens, other service Industry parts not elsewhere classified. macIllnes arms and armaments etc.) Manufacture of blectrrcal Machinery, Appa 38 Othgr M.:mllj1Cturzn,g Industnes ratus, Appirances and Supplies and rarts 330 Manufacture of medIcal, surgIcal and 360 Manufacture of electncal Industflal mach- sCientIfic equIpment Manufacture of photograplllc and optical Inery and apparatus and part «;uch as 381 electrIcal motors, generators, transformers, goods (excludmg photo chemicals. electromagnetic clutches and brakes etc.) sensItised paper and fHm) Manufacture of watches and clocks. 361 Manufacture of lllsulated wires and cables. 382 362 Manufacture of dry and wet battenes. 383 Manufacture of Jewellery and related articles 363 Manufacture of electrical apparatus, 384 Mlntlng of COlDS. 385 Manufacture of sports and athletiC goods. apphance~ and theIr parts such as lamps, bulbs, tubes, sockets, SWitches 386 Manufacture of MUSIcal lllstruments fans. Illsulators (except porce[am), 387 ManufaCTUre of stal10nery arl1cles lIke conductors, Irons, heaters, shavers fOllntam pens, pencils, pens, Pm cusllJons vacuum cleaner';, ecc , excludmg repaIrrng tags, etc., not elsewhere classlfied. Manufacture of mIscellaneous products not. 364 Manufacture of radIO and teleVISIon trans 389 mlttm3 and recelvmg sets mclud mg tran el'>e", here cla'>slfied such as costu.me sistor radIO sets, sound reprodUCIng and Jewellery, costume novelties, feathe.. recordmg equipment mcludmg tape plumes, artifiCIal flowers, brooms, bruss~ recorder3, pubhc address systems, gramo hes, lamp shades, tobacco pIpes, clgare. phone records and l're-recorded magnetic tte holders, Ivory goods. badges, wig and Similar artIcles tapes" w,.tre and WIreless, telephone and telegraph equipment, Signalling and 39 Repalr detectlon eqUIpment and apparatus), 390 Repalf of footwear an:l other leather goods radar eqUIpment and InstallatIOns, parts 391 Electncal repair shops and supplres spectal1:t used for electrolllc 392 Repair of motor vehIcles and motol' cycles apparatus claSSIfied In thIS group. 393 Repair of watch, clock and Jewellery 365 ManufaCture and repaIr of Rad10graphlc 394 RepaIr of bIcycles and cycle rickshaws X-ray apparatus and tubes and pans. 399 Repall' of enterprlses not elsewhere classl1jed 40 -T ..~ D _.li! t Ii \ , I i t I f • I I o -"~ E c ...- oC c on -• 41 7-2 Census Maha.J73 42 ~-... 0 ..... ~. ~- '" o~_ co <> -...... ...... c .!!! 9l!:. 43 -< "" o_, "2 v~ <- TOWN DIRECTORY .... 0') O'l - - U'"J .... co i U") <=> N to <=> o 0')- 0') ~ ...... c<") :£ .... 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"d e ;:! ..d .... ;::I -;; «! S btl .. "d 0 ...... d ... «! ... ~ "0 0 .. «! «! Q) s:: .. 2 ";; "i "" -«! «! '" «! ~ :> :> ~ ~ -; ~ 3= ~ ?: :;:... >: ;;... L!") r- 0'> r-.. o::l 0'> 0 .... N e<"l -+ to oo t-- r- oo co 00 co 00 co r-.. co co co co N N N N C'-f N N "" N N N N N TO'\-VN DIRECTORY STATEMEl'IT POPULATION Total population Buddhls.ts Christians HIndus SI. Name No Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 Achalpur town Agglomeration 66,451 34,460 31,991 9g6 1,024 201 172 22,889 21,163 Achalpur 42,326 21,902 20.424 900 917 11 12 13,534 12,539 Achalpur Camp 24,125 12,558 11,567 86 107 1961 160 9,355 8,624 2 Achalpur Camp (See Achalpur TOWn AgglomeratIon) 3 Ahmadpur 11,738 6,149 5,589 280 279 ,3,724 g,204 Ahmednagar City Agglomeration 148,405 80,491 67,914 889 916 3,522· 3,560 59,813 49,950 4 Ahmednag,at Q,t} 118,236 62,066 56,170 711 689 2,773 2,912 "45,434 40,701 Ahmcdnagar Oantonment 30,169 18,425 11,744 178 227 749 648 14,379 9,249 5 Ahmednagar Cantonment (See Amhednagar City Agglomeiatton) \ 6 Akalkot 26,485 13,687 12,798 4 22 7 7 9,725 8,990 7 Akola Clty 168,438 89,792 78,646 7,855 7,331 366 359 59,970 51,420 I 8 Akot . 41,534 21,586 19,948 1;318 1,241 77 67 13,869 12,941 9 Alandl 4,788 2,516 2,272 no 115 2 2,251 2,008 10 Ahbag 11,913 6,126 5,787 96 112 21 16 5,522 5,196 11 Alore . 3,369 1,828 1,541 191 153 3 1,465 1,216 12 Ama1ner 55,544 29,061 26,483 358 335 10 13 22,903 20,459 13 Ambad 9,222 4,769 44,53 330 230 3 2 3,011 2,720 14 Amba1nath (See Ulhasnagar Clty AgglomeratlOn) 15 AmbeJogal 27,716 15,369 12,347 312 261 14 22 1l,013 8,294 {6 AmravatI CIt,' 193,800 103,217 90,583 5,471 4,940 526 882 78,250 67,058 17 AnJangaon 27,901 14,477 13,1,24 429 389 2.9 24 9,715 9,024 18 Arv"l 26,494 13,614 12,880 816 752 11,118 10,506 19 Ashta 17,832 9,239 8,593 465 478 39 35 6,489 5,891 20 Ashtl . 5,859 3,011 2,848 193 192 11 11 1,940 1,820 Aurangabad City Agglo:meration 165,253 91,230 74,023 10,989 8,326 1,625 1,452 46,185 35,094 21 Aurangabad Cn\' 150,483 82,252 68,231 10,204- 8,029 1,020 978 40,984 32,076 Allrangabad Cci tn ')nmen t 14,770 8,978 5,792 785 297 605 474 5,201 3,018 22 Auradg4bad Cantonment (See Aurangabad CIty Agglomel'atlon) 23 Aus'3. . 13,477 6,974 6,503 21 243 226 3,985 3,670 24 Badlapur 4,703 2,501 2,202 70 3 6 2,010 1,746 25 Badnerd. 27,477 l4,261 13,216 2,538 2,44>1 157 150 8,460 7,803 26 Balapur 21,381 11,105 10,276 917 920 3 5 3,059 2,822 27 Ballarpur 34,268 18,567 15,701 3,114- 2,960 608 570 12,593 10,253 28 Baramatl 27,.912 14,336 13,576 578 585 57 55 H),923 10,294 9 BarSI • 62,374 33,024 29,350 564 504 93 64 26,381 23,175 ~O Basmath 21,081 10,956 10,125 726 636 9 10 6,181 5,622 159 STATEMENT VII vn BY RELIGION Jains MUl!1ims Slkbs Other rehglOns RehglOn and persuaSlOns not stated Name S1. M31es Females Males Females Males Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 ------264 244 10,093 9,372 16 15 5 1 Achalpnr To'WD AggI~ meration 96 87 7,346 6,862 11 6 4 Achalpur 168 157 2,747 2,510 5 9 Achalput Camp (Se,e Achalpur Town Agglomeration) Achalpur Camp 2 5 24 2,139 2,082 Ahm'tdpur 3 4,048 3,533 10,497 , 9,428 1,636 471 78 50 8 6 Abll1ed naga'l' City Agglo lDeration. 3,847 3,371 9,110 " 8,352 150 104 37 35 4 6 Ahmednagar CIt\ 4 201 162 1,387 1,076 1,486 367 41 15 4 Ahmednagar Cantonment ('iee Ahm~dnagar City Agglomeration) Ahmednagar CantonmPnt 5 254 314 3,696 3,465 Akalkot 6 1,725 1,571 19,643 17,785 227 175 5 5 Akola CIty 7 103 93 6,217 5,603 2 3 Akot 8 110 110 45 37 Alandl 9 88 78 384- 366 1 14 18 Ahbag 10 19 11 150 160 Alore 11 1,005 975 4,749 4,668 21 18 15 15 Amalner 12 188 324 1,221 1,177 16 Ambad 13 Ambarnath 14 287 265 3,730 3,493 13 12 AmbPJogal 15 1,583 1,447 17,207 16,112 159 126 IS 15 6 3 Amlavatl C'h 16 181 159 4-,115 3,822 8 6 Anjangaon 17 172 239 1,475 1,351 33 31 ArVl 18 1,481 1,4$5 765 754 Ashta 19 132 165 722 649 13 11 Ashtl 20 1,807 1,625 29,691 26,902 825 544 38 35 70 4S Aurangabad CIty Agglo m.eration 1,715 1,535 27,719 25,089 522 463 33 30 55 31 Aurangabad Cd, 21 92 90 1,972 1,813 303 81 5 5 15 1-1- Aurallgabad Cantonment (;;ec Ao.l. angabad City AgglomeratIOn) Aurangab ttl Cantunmt I1t 22 33 27 2,671 2,551 13 8 Au~a 23 394- 380 B~dlapUl 24 220 198 2,860 2,600 24 22 B~dnera 25 253 228 6,873 6,301 Balapur 26 18 21 1,632 1,389 593 501 9 7 Ballarpur 27 960 878 1,781 1,732 35 32 2 Baramah 28 1,069 963 4,898 4,628 19 16 BarSl 29 92 81 3.926 3,767 22 9 Basmath 30 160 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT POPULATION Total population Buddhists Christians Hindus SI. Name No. PersonS Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Bassein Town AgglolDeration 44,909 23,355 21,554 10 14 8,495 8,180 12,356 11,159 31 Bassem 30,594 15,830 14,764 5 10 4,308 4,239 9,381 8,622 Manikpur 7,610 4,091 3.519 5 4 1,829 1,623 1,988 1,662 r Sandor 6,705 3,434 3,271 .._ 2,358 2,318 987 875 32 Bhade. 2,391 1,161 1,230 77 77 1,071 1,145 33 Bhagur. (See Naslk CIty Agglomeration) 34 Bhand3ra 39,423 20,651 18,772 1,364 1,185 86 p4 17,228 15,469 , 35 BhaYndar 10,598 5,711 4,887 44 47 809 7g8 4,367 3,688 36 Bhlr 49,965 26,606 23,359 674 526 50 61 , 16,850 14,386 37 Bhlwandl 79,576 49,350 30,226 501 380 58 36 19,792 12,938 38 Bhokardan 7,083 3,771 3,312 129 144 7 6 2,057 1,746 39 Bhor 10,708 5,457 5,251' 136 104 16 7 4,851 4,730 40 Bhum • 7,836 4,028 3,808 273 259 3 2 3,120 2,943 Bbusawal ToWD AgglOIDeration 104,708 55,152 49,556 5,601 5,162 1,198 1,027 39,230 35.051 41 Bhusawal 96,800 50,763 46,037 4,823 4,472 1,077 961 36,032 32,508 Kandan 7,908 4,389 3,519 778 690 121 66 3,198 2,543 42 Btloh . 6,273 3,222 3,051 216 207 2 1,942 1,853 43 Bombay Greater CIty 5,970,575 3,478,378 2,492,197 157,395 126,908 200,312 174,953 2,427,525 1,683,221 44 Buldana 25,303 13,749 11,554 1,109 990 148 150 9,825 7,995 45 Chahsgaon • 41,720 21,922 19, '798 1,005 1,183 29 21 17,386 15,640 46 Chandor 8,789 4,710 4,079 429 393 3 3 3,177 2,709 47 Chandrapur 75,134 39,440 35,694 1,085 3,777 454 491 31,282 28,120 48 Chandur 1l,502 5,891 5,611 405 403 11 11 4,794 4,553 49 Chandur Bazal 9,569 4,963 4,606 538 550 49 16 2,827 2,603 50 Chlkalda 2,487 1,560 927 156 123 320 177 942 510 51 Chlkhli 18,634 9,936 8,698 654- 534 57 45 6,609 5,564 52 Chlplun 20,942 10,449 10,493 498 532 11 5 7,870 7,409 53 Chopda 32,656 16,537 16,119 490 484 141 28 11,408 11,346 54 Dabhol 5,402 2,576 2,826 '17 30 1,852 1,897 Dabaau Town AgglolDeratioD 17,156 9,121 8,035 12 15 164 169 7,353 6,536 55 Dahanu 9,637 5,001 4,636 3 3 16 14 4,367 4,035 Malyan 7,519 4,120 3,399 9 12 148 155 2,986 2,501 56 Dapoh Camp 6,296 3,404 2,892 87 57 12 13 2.639 2.188 161 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jains Muslims Sikhs Other relIgIons RehglOn and persuaSIon" not stated Name 81. ------~ Males Fem::t1es Mlles Fem",les M"'les Fem3.les Males Females Males Females No. 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 1 316 2,105 1,854 26 20 8 11 1 • Bassein Town AggloJDera don 240 228 1,878 1,644 12 14 5 7 Basseln 31 114 88 138 132 14 6 3 4 Manikpur 89 78 Sandor 2 11 8 Bhade 32 (See Nasik Clty AgglomeratlOn) Bhagur 33 48 150 1,896 1,834 27 19 2 Bhandara 34- 364 318 116 92 11 4 Bhayndar 35 343 303 8,679 8,081 1 4 2 5 Bhir 36 1,119 911 27,849 15,93B 24 17 7 6 37 30 20 1,548 1,396 Bhoka:tdan 38 57 63 393 343 4 4- Bhor 39 34 39 598 565 Bhum 40 706 609 8,042 7,380 314 260 55 60 6 7 Bhusawal Town Agglo JDeradon 70S. 609 7,784 7,186 281 234 55 60 6 7 Bhusawal 41 258 194 33 26 Kandan 1,050 985 II 6 Biloh 42 133,282 111,439 501,567 341,791 24,303 18,559 33,707 3'j,208 287 118 Bombay Gr('ater City 43 344 315 2,319 2,103 4 Buldana 44 698 465 2,802 2,483 6 Chalisgaon 45 295 241 796 725 9 8 Chandor 46 302 261 3,177 2,909 139 136 Chandrapur 47 161 ]84 519 460 Chandur 48 82 74 1,467 1,363 Chandur Bazar 49 3 136 113 3 3 Chlkalda 50 110 112 2,506 2,443 Chlkhh 51 92 71 1,974 2,469 4 7 52 380 370 4,112 3,886 6 5 Chopda 53 7 G 699 891 Dabhol 54 270 230 11,59 944 28 14 131 125 4 2 Dahanu Towa Agglonaeration 174 157 435 423 6 4 Dahanu 55 96 73 724 521 28 14 125 121 4 2 Malyan 19 16 647 618 Dapoli Oamp 56 22-2 Census Maha/73 162 TOWN DIRECTORY S'IATEMENT POPULATION Total populatton Buddhists Christians Hmdus S). No. PerSOnS Males Females Males Females Males Fernait-s Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 II 57 Darwha 15,245 7,936 7,309 240 183 16 18 5,027 4,651 58 Daryapur Banosa 20,054 10,401 9,653 704 614 8 7 7,121 6,603 59 Dattapur Dhamangaon • 15,29B 7,899 7,399 647 621 13 9 6,329 5,923 60 Deglur 21,743 11,497 10,246 187 194 8,245 7,209 61 Dehu . (See Poona City Agglomeration) 62 Dehu Road Cantonment (See Poona CIty AgglomeratiOn) 63 Deolall Cantonment (See Nl~lk City AgglomeratIon) 64 DeolI . 9,508 4,818 4,690 394 403 2 4,192 4,062 65 DesaiganJ • • 11,783 6,010 5,773 521 486 89 85 4,561 4,379 66 Deulgaon Raja • 11,467 6,020 5,447 189 162 20 12 \ 4,378 3,898 67 Dharangaon • 24,365 12,259 12,106 369 351 18 94 8,959 8,681 68 Dha,rmabad 13,677 7,ON 6,603 403 403 2 3 5,015 4,601 69 Dha,rur 10,544 5,362 5,182 47 44- 2 2 4,150 4,067 DhoDd Town AggloDi eration 35,970 19,044 16;926 1,154 1,255 1,426 1,331 13,716 11,890 70 Dhond (M) 16,583 8,532 8,051 5sh 707 405 395 5,672 5,200 Dhond (NM) 19,387 10,512 8,875 596 548 1,021 936 8,044 6,690 71 Dh()nd (NM) (See Dht)nd Town AgglomeratIon) 72 Dhuha City 137,129 72,720 64,409 2,094 1,814 258 242 51,169 44,249 73 Dlgra!; 20,974 10,852 10,122 530 478 2 4 6,544 6,077 74 Do'UbivlI (See Ulhasnagar CIty Agglomeration) 75 DondaIcha 20,185 10,425 9,760 20 14 29 28 8,172 7,629 76 Dudhani 6,726 3,437 3,289 2,810 2,629 77 Brandol 18,905 9,653 9,252 270 269 1 7,187 6,804 78 FalZpUI' 15,192 7,938 7,254 233 208 5,714 5,243 79 GadhmglaJ. 14,663 7,595 7,068 2 6 64 47 6,625 6,211 80 Gandhlllagar (See Kolhapur City AgglomeratIOn) 81 Gangakhed 15,792 8,089 7,703 37 44 3 5,746 5,549 82 Gangapur 8,871 4,662 4,209 315 340 70 54 2,798 2,503 83 Georai 10,540 5,474 5,066 193 223 26 25 3,738 3,372 84 Ghatanjl 9,174 4,800 4,374 264 221 4,081 3,695 8J Ghugus 8,262 4,5J6 3,746 839 727 169 158 3,148 2,589 86 Gokul T. Helwak 2,270 1,289 981 138 94 4 5 1,046 809 87 Gondla 77,992 40,699,.. 37,293 4,300 4,1BO 186 176 32,633 29,688 88 Hadgaon 7,591 3,992 3,599 288 264 4 5 2,477 2,234 163 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jams MuslIms Sikhs Other reitglOns ReligIOn and persuaSlOns not stated Name SI. Males Fem'lles Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 205 236 2,447 2,221 Darwha. 57 170 I92 2,398 2,237 DaryaputoBanosa 58 192 179 714 663 4 4 .•• Dattapur Dha~angaon 59 17 16 3,033 2,815 13 11 Deglur 60 (See Poona City AgglomeratIOn) Dehu - 61 (See Poona City AgglomeratIOn) .Dehu Road Cantonment 62 (See Naslk City AgglomeratIOn) Deolah Cantonment 63 35 30 190 186 5 7 . DeoLl 64 18 14 763 765 55 40 3 4 .DesalgaIlJ. 65 352 348 1,066 1,011 15 16 , Deulgaon Raja 66 285 261 2,628 2,719 ..•. Dh~anga.on 67 59 64 1,582 1,522 12 9 1 • [email protected] 68 28 24 1,135 1,045 Dharur • 69 419 369 2~274 2,024 36 37 19 20 ... Dhqnd ,Towa Agglo· D1eratioD 368 331 1,510 1,401 13 10 6 7 ,Dhopd (M) 70 51 38 764 623 23 27 13 13 Dhond (NM) (See Dhond Town AgglomeratIon) Dhnnd(NM) 71 1,699 1,407 17,454 16,635 44 43 1 19 Dhuha Clty 72 246 214 3,518 3,337 12 12 Digras 73 (See Ulhasnagar City AgglomeratIOn) Dombivh 74 222 236 1,977 1.853 5 Dondalcha 75 47 48 580 612 Dudhanl 76 19 17 2.039 2.022 137 140 Erandol 77 53 56 1,938 1,747 Falzpur 78 117 103 778 701 8 1 Gl.dhlngla.J 79 (See K.olhapur CIty AgglOmeration) Gandhulagar 80 63 51 2,224 2.052 1 2 15 Gangakhed 81 42 35 1,433 1,277 3 Gangapur 82 47 40 1,470 1.406 Georal 83 36 23 419 435 Ghatan,il 84 1 288 217 68 54 t • 3 Ghugus 85 15. 9 86 64 Gokul T. Helwak 86 389 330 2,907 2,661 273 251 11 7 Gondia 87 54 60 1.166 1,033 3 3 Hadgaon 88 164 TOWN DIRECTORY STA'IEMENT POPULATION ------Total population Buddhists Christians Hindus SI. Name ---,--- No. Persons Males Female~ Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 89 lIarn~u 7,426 3,409 4,017 12 18 33 74 2,613 2,995 90 Hmganghat • 44,349 23.,091 21,258 3,161 2,922 24' 14 17,427 16,057 91 Htngoh • • • 31,948 16,677 15,271 758 781 2~ 17 10,374 9,301 92 Humbrah 4-,421 2,632 1,789 307 176 38 ,20 2,031 1,359 93 Ichalkaranjl 87,731 47,689 40,042 18 20 161 /150 38,572 32,181 I , 94 Igatpull 17,415 9,185 8,230 1,466 1,358 277 '322 5,579 4,889 95 Indapur 6,896 3,530 3,366 223 204 '13 12 2,660 2,544 96 Jalgaon 14,788 7,659 7,129 359 330 2 2 5,220- 4,902 97 J~lgaon City 106,711 56,402 50,309 1,397 1,294 105 98 45,220 39,946 98 Jalna 91,099 47,521 43,578 J,468 1,467 1,856 1,823 29,453 26,378 99 Jawhar 6,110 3,224 2,886 67 60 2,586 2,389 100 Jaysmgpur 17,135 8,981 8,154 13 8 39 26 6,009 5,522 101 Jejun 4,171 2,112 2,059 67 54 3 4 1,899 1,873 102 Jmtur 15,019 7,846 7,173 373 386 11 16 3,443 2,825 103 Junnar 14,952 7,682 7,270 181 191 32 32 5,260 4,887 104 Kagal 13,428 6,927 6,501 1 29 25 5,957 5,594 105 Kalamb 22,834 11,863 10,971 2,020 1,014 39 22 8,845 8,078 106 KalamnUrI. 9,542 4,854 4,688 398 393 2 1,787 1,668 107 Kallam 10,216 5:>471 4,745 337 357 3,884 3,153 108 Kalmeshwar 8,117 4,184 3,933 117 III 5 2 3,899 3,646 109 Kalwa (See Thana City Agglomeration) 110 Kalyan (See Ulhasnagar City AgglomeratIon) 111 Kamptee (See Nagpur Clty Agglomeration) 112 Kamptee Cantonment. (See Nagpur City Agglomeration) 113 Kandari (See Bhusawal Town AgglomeratlOn) 114 Kandhar 9,221 4,819 4,402 758 567 4 2 2,393 2,lB4 115 Kanhan (Pipn) 6,600 3,600 3,000 781 711 57 44 2,636 2,154 116 Kannad 10,398 5,404 4,994 125 133 8 9 2,738 2432 117 Karad 42,329 22,720 19,609 417 977 22 50 16,911 14,281 118 Karanja 31,150 16,137 15,013 519 526 3 7 7,821 7,098 119 Karjat 5,634 2,984 2,650 75 58 35 22 2,309 2,058 120 Karmala 14,051 7,540 6,511 27 25 25 20 5,845 4,972 121 Katemamvah (See Ulhasnagar City AgglomeratIon) 122 Katol 19,236 10,123 9,113 450 501 18 10 8,774 7,778 165 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jalns MuslIms SIkhs Other relig lons RelIgIon and perSuaSIons not stated Name SI. Males Females Males Females Males Females Male,s Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 8 7 743 923 Harnal 89 489 473 1,965 1,767 17 12 8 13 Hlllganghat 90 541 504 4,946 4,639 32 24 4: 5 Hmgoli 91 6 88 203 129 44 17 2 Humbrali 92 2,189 1,991 6,731 5,687 16 13 2 Ichalkaranji 1)3 274 251 1,540 1,348 23 35 26 27 IgatpurI 94 19 13 612 591 3 2 Indapur 95 52 37 2,019 1,852 7 6 •• jalgaon 96 t ,305 1,185 8,238 7,669 122 107 15 10 J algaon CIty 97 1,400 1,294 13,128 12,419 182 170 25 23 9 4 Jalna 98 20 6 537 415 ,~ 1 12 15 Jawhar 99 1,924 lt69S 995 903 ]aysingpur IGO 1 142 127 Jejurl 101 191 206 3,816 3,731 11 9 Jintur 102 413 300 1,796 1,860 Junna:t: 103 220 181 718 700 2 1 Kagal 104 551 477 408 416 964 Kalamb 105 279 260 2,386 7,367 Ka1amnuri 106 197 199 1,047 1.032 2 3 3 Kallam 107 18 15 142 156 3 3 Kalmeshwzu 108 (See Thana City Agglomeration) Kalwa 109 (See Ulhasnagar City Agglollleration) Kalyan 110 (See Nagpur CIty Agglomeration) Kamptee III (See Nagpur City Agglomerauon) Kamptee Cantonment 112 (See Bhusawal Town Agglomeration) Kandan 11" 20 17 1,638 1,599 6 33 Kandhar 114 7 4: 102 80 2 15 7 Kanhan (Pipri) 115 163 157 2,361 2.256 9 7 Kannad 116 843 717 3,912 3,574- 609 8 5 2 Karad 117 1.266 1.205 6.511 6.161 17 16 Karanja 118 220 205 345 307 KarJat Il9 441 389 1.199 1,102 - 3 3 Karmala 120 (See Ulhasnagar City Agglomeration) Katemamvah 121 107 110 761 703 13 11' Katol 122 -----~------166 TOWN DfRECTORY STATEMEl'IT POPULATION Total population BuddhIsts ChristianS Htndus SI. Name No. PersonS Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ------_ ---~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 123 Khadakvasla (See Pooua City AgglomeratIon) t 24 Khamgaon. 53,692 28,2 16 25,476 1,084- 1,061 176 370 20,758 18,475 125 Khapa 12.080 6,226 5,854 384 405 14 14 5.490 5,133 t 126 Khed 8,823 4,388 4,435 IOl too '9 5 3,377 3,352 127 Khopoh New Township. IB,152 10,112 B,040 753 723 177 105 7,731 6.064 128 Khuldahad 6,149 3,049 3,100 95 115 9 5 1,493 1,436 129 Kmwat 10,595 5,450 5,145 300 279 25 17 3,156 3,075 130 Ktrkee Cantonment (See Paona C,ity Agglomeration) Kolhapur City Agglomeration 267,51.3 141,585 125~928 358 308 1,753 1.1()1 120,848 101,253 131 Kolhapur City 259,050 137,180 121,870 358 308 1,'726 1,683 1 t6,518 103,255 Gandhmagar 8,463 4,405 4,058 27 24 4,330 3,998 132 Kopergaon. 25.829 13,657 12,172 ,382 339 161 123 10,628 9,461 133 Kulgaon 6,758 3,600 3,158 112 107 25 14 3,280 2,876 134 Kundalvadl 10,38B 5,187 5,201 113 72 3,944 3,959 135 Kuran Kh. 2,898 1,592 1,366 158 141 16 20 1,331 1,087 136 Kurduvadl. 17.862 9,207 8,655 322 293 319 309 6,700 6,266 137 Kurundvad 14,610 7,513 7,097 6 7 15 II 5,217 4,922 138 -vasalgaon 6,855 3,580 3,275 108 114- 3 5 2.658 2,446 139 Latur 70,156 37,663 32,493 1,584 1,504 59 57 25,970 21,437 140 Lohagaon • (See .Poona G.t.ty Agglomeration) 141 Lonavala 27,501 14,869 12,632 1,297 1,213 772 525 10,724 9,000 142 Madhavnagar (See Sangh CIty AgglomeratlOn) 143 Mahabaleshwar 7,318 3,955 3,363 119 61 32 22 2,592 2,144 144 _Mahad 13,500 6,962 6,538 118 100 8 2 6,040 5,705 145 Maindargl. 10,725 5~356 5.369 1 76 - 3,616 3,660 146 Majlvade . (See Thana CIty AgglomeratIon) 147 Malegaon CIty 1,91,847 99,444 92,403 3,453 3,569 49 40 27,699 24,963 148 Malkapur 35,476 18,417 17,059 547 563 27 22 10,872 9,984 149 Malkapur 4,533 2,310 2.223 84 77 4 2 2,044- 1,974 150 Malwan 17,579 8,,191 9.38B 53 98 ~B 598 7,251 8,344 151 Malyan (See Dahanu Town As=glomeration) 152 Mangalvedha 15,141 7,758 7,383 266 270 6,513 6,187 153 Mangrulplr 14,087 6,782 338 222 12 12 3,836 3,529 154 Mamkpur . (See Bassein Town Agglomera.tion) 155 Ma:njlegaon 13,599 7,018 6,581 294 285 10 7 4,492 4.144 167 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jains Muslims Sikhs Other relzgIOns RelJglOn and persm'sions not stated Name S1. Males Females Males Females Female;; , Males Females Males Females No. ------12 13 14 15 16 17 . 18 19 20 21 2 (See Poona CIty Agglomerauon) Khadakvasla 123 777 703 5,2BO 4,723 140 ' 138 6 Khamgaon 124 14 13 324 289 Khapa 125 16 16 882 95') 3 7 Khed 126 221 199 1,166 908 49 34- 6 Khopoh New Township -127 8 6 1,441 1.534 3 4, Khuldabad 128 3 5 I,Qt9 1,75 ) 17 14 Klnwat 129 (See Poona CIty Agglomeration) Klrkee Cantonment 130 5,027 4,470 13,426 12,071 158 1I3 7 5 8 1 Kolhapur City Agglo D1eratioD 5.a13 4,455 13,398 12,052 152 III 7 5 8 K ,Ihapur City 1.11 14 IS 28 19 6 2 Gandhmagar G84 613 1,682 1,542 120 94 Kopergaon 132 43 36 140 125 Kulgaon 133 2 1,125 1,165 3 4 Kundalvadl 134 6 7 81 51 Kuran Kh. 135 322 292 1.541 1,491 3 4 Kurduvadl 136 793 770 1,482 1,387 KUlundvad 137 402 330 396 370 13 10 Lasalgaon 138 587 566 9,311 8,807 7 9 3 2 142 111 Latur 139 (See Poona CIty Agglomeration) Lohagaon 140 541 516 1,435 1,204 32 35 68 139 Lonavala 141 (S~e Sangli City Agglom-;ratton) M.adhavnagar 142 12 4 1,183 1,117 1 2 16 13 Mahabaleshwar 143 42 40 736 678 18 13 Mahad 144 12 10 1,651 1,699 Malndargl 145 (Se.; Thlfll City .'\ggloID"ratlOn) Ma]Jvade 146 1,322 1,192 66,908 62,625 7 6 6 8 Malegaon City 147 641 645 6,324 5,840 6 5 ;Malkapur 148 22 24 156 146 ,.M:alkapur 149 26 23 308 323 3 2 2 Mal wan 150 (S'e D..\hanu Town Agglomeration) Malyan 151 81 50 898 876 Mangalvedha 152 88 149 3.029 2,866 2 4, Mangrulplr 153 (See "Bassein Town Agglomeration) Malllkpur l!H 51 59 2,171 2,086 ManJlegaon 155 168 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT POPULATION Total population Buddhists ChristIans Hindus SI. Name No. Persons Males ).?emales Males Females Males ).?emales Males Females 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Manmad Town Agglomeration 40,061 20,684 19~77 3,733 3,410 1,248 1,270 11,885 11,171 156 Manmad (M) 29,571 15,281 14,290 2,097 1,743 881 921 8,934 8,502 Manmad (NM) 10,490 5,403 5,087 1,636 1,667 367 349 2,951 2,669 157 Manmad (NM) (See Manmad Town Agglomeration) 158 Manwath 17,250 8,746 8,504 409 404 1 6,004 5,801 159 Matheran 3,397 1,926 1,471 120 44 21 13 1,510 1,147 160 Mehkar 16,196 8,520 7,676 707 680 7 .... 13 5,747 5,051 161 Mhasvad 12,667 6,344 6,323 135 150 5,739 5,742 162 ~hraj (See Sangli Clty AgglomeratIon) 163 Mohone (See Ulha3nag:)r CIty AgglomeratiOn) 164 Mohpa 6,102 3,170 2,932 172 155 2,843 2,654 165 Morshl 16,084 8,362 7,722 337 352 9 24 6,518 5,982 166 Mowad 6,421 3,292 3,129 112 105 2,941 2,829 167 Mudkhed • 7,598 3,850 3,748 372 368 21 14 2,172 2,064 168 Mukhed 9,257 4,750 4,507 339 5 4 3,396 3,134 169 Murgud 7,488 3,824 3,664 36 41 3,564 3,406 170 Murtazapur 23,141 12,049 11,092 642 583 112 128 8,589 7,883 171 Murud 11,210 5,459 5,751 10 9 6 ') 4,121 4,196 172 MurUIU 12,929 6,586 6,343 44 39 5,237 4,884 Nagpu:r City Agglomeration 930,459 490,712 439,747 73,399 68,571 7,589 7,552 34,9577 316,387 - 173 Nagpur City 866,076 456,149 409,927 66,584 61,970 6,959 6,959 331,862 296,263 Kamptee 53,412 27,658 25,754 6,356 6,209 101 96 12,458 11,328 Kamptee Cantonment. 10,971 6,905 4,066 459 392 529 497 5,257 2,796 t 74 Naldulg 7,367 3,827 3,540 2,275 2,023 175 Nanded City 126,538 67,475 59,063 7,076 6,571 347 302 33,822 28,079 Nandgaon Town Agglo meration 22,981 11,951 11,030 965 949 51 48 9,151 8,323 176 Nandgaon (M) 15,885 8,183 7,702 566 606 18 21 6,105 5,625 Nandgaon (NM) 7,096 3,768 :j,328 399 343 33 27 3,046 2,698 171 Nandgaoll (NM) (See Nandgaon Town AgglomeratlOn) 178 Nandura 20,259 10,504 9,755 401 459 7,464- 6,986 179 Nandurbar. 54,070 28,029 26,041 370 229 342 348 21,132 19,497 WD Narkhed 13,053 6,765 6,288 .':146 499 5,455 5,053 169 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jains Mushm~ Other l'elIgions Religion and persuasions not stated Name 81; Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 608 732 3,090 2,706 107 78 13 10 MaJUIlSd Town Agglo - - D1eration 587 716 2,674 2,325 96 74 12 9 Manmad (M) 156 21 16 416 381 11 4 1 1 Manmad (NM} (See Mantnad Town Agglomeration) Manmad (NM) 157 154 130 2,t75 2.163 3 - Manwath ~58 265 259 - - 9 8 _ Matheran 1?9 37 37 2,020 1,895 2 _ Mehkar 1(j0 201 210 269 219 2 Mhasvad 161 (See S':1ngh CIty Agglomeration) Miraj 162 (See Utha~nagar CIty AgglomeratIon) Mohone 163 155 123 Mohpa 164 22 18 1,456 1.320 20 26 Morshi 165 239 195 Mowad 166 53 60 1,230 1,242 2 Mudkhed 167 14 9 995 1,007 1 Mukhed 168 69 69 153 145 2 3 Murgud 169 297 306 2,365 2,143 42 48 2 1 Murtazapur 170 94 76 1,228 J,465 - Murad 171 50 55 1,249 1,356 •• 6 9 Murum 172 4,718 ~29S 51,943 46,037 2,861 2,334 427 423 198 148 Nagpur City Agglo.. DleratioD 4,612 4,215 42,946 37,754 2,568 2,205 423 415 195 146 Nagpur CIty 173 88 67 8,627 8,034 25 18 3 2 Kamptee 18 13 370 249 268 III 4 8 Kamp tee Cantonment 219 214 1,333 1,303 Naldurg 174 484 407 24,089 22,309 1,650 1,381 4 8 3 6 Nanded CIty 175 432 463 1,347 1,245 5 NandgaoD Town Agglo - - Dlerat:ion 432 463 1,057 985 5 2 Nandgaon (M) 176 290 260 - _ N~ndgaon (NM) (See Nandgaon Town Agglom>~ration) Nandgaon CNM) 171 139 124 2,499 2,186 Nandura 178 862 793 5,310 5,161 5 8 13 Nandtl£bar 179 46 57 718 679 Narkhed 180 ------~------~------. 23-2 Census Maha/1S 170 TQWN DlRECT('\RY STATEMENT POPULATION Total PopulatIon Buddhists ChristianS Hmdus 81. Name No. Persons Males Females Males Fem~les Males Females Males Females 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 9 10 JJ Nasik City Agglomeration • ?-71,681 145,059 126,622 9,689 9,216. 3,231 2,545 114,468 99,411 181 Nasik City. 176,091, 92~792 83,299 3,124 3.181 1,071 924 76,572 68,392 Bhagur 9,536 4,882 4,654 391 347 35 43 3,951 , 3,775 Deolah Cantonment 30,618 17,138 13,480 1,463 l,40'i 895 690 12,747 9,669 Na~Hk Road Deolah 55,4'36 30,247 25,189 4.711 4,283 1,230 888 21,198 17,635 182 Nasik R04d Dcolali (Se~' Naslk 'Clty AgglomeratIOn) 183 Nate. 6,599 2,887 3,712 17 33 1,463 2,218 184 Nawapur 15,222 7,957 7;265 5 6 27 18 6,277 5,605 185 Ncral 8,078 4,303 9;775 178 146 10 7 3,614 3,247 186 Nilanga 12,521 6,472 6,04j) 587 536 4,002 3,738 187 Osmanabad 27,279 14,303 12,976 778 715 - 25 36 9,306 8,230 ; 188 OMr. . '21,260 11,301 ~;959 471 445 203 140 9;952 8,792 189 Pachora .' 24,099 12,563 11,536 632 622 17 8 9,231 8443 190 Paithan ,. 14,526 7,695 G;831 337 309 34 29 5,462 4,656 191 Palghar , 10,554 5,677 4,877 1 6 100 81 4,548 3,913 192 Panchgani. 6,906 3,635 3',~71 605 627 138 295 2,163 1,712 193 Pandharkaoda 13,601 7,023 6:578 158 138 26 27 5,561 5,148 194- Pandharpur 53,63B' 27,982 25.. 656 95 94 86 81 25,347 23,195 195 Panhala 2,219 1,205 1;014 7 7 920 745 196 Panvel 26,602 13,996 1~:606 144 147 44 47 11,147 10,045 197 Parbham 61,570 32,989 28,581 1,576 1,330 78 63 17,182 13,979 198 Parenda 8,798 4,527 4,271 286 272 2,324 2,129 199 Parh. 31,078 16,36,! 14.. 714 7IB 769 25 1 J 0,783 9,609 200 Parola ~ 19,458 9,942 9,516 98 95 25 22 8,408 8,099 201 Partur 13,752 7,130 6,622 372 364 15 17 3,971 3,560 - 202 Patan 6,182 3,371 2,8U 215 223 3 4 2,831 2,318 203 Pathn 12,111 6,300 5,Bl1 185 162 5 3 3,236 2,842 204 Patur < iI,667 6,1O{) 5,567 515 463 2,672 2.426 05 Pauni 17,781 8,962 8,B19 887 871 8 10 7,519 7,365 206 Pen • 'U,754 6,056 5,698 149 '·150 5,255 ~4,946 207 Peth Umr i. 5,304 2,790 2,514 179 198 5 2,140 1,893 208 Phaltan 26,774 14,29'1' 12,483 995 998 27 18 11,385 9,680 209 Pimpalgaon Basvant 12,289 6,311 5,978 231 206 7 3 5,349 5.108 210 Pimprl Chinchwad New Township (See Poona Clty Agglomerati,on) 171 s1'A TEMEN'l' vlI VII BY RELIGION Jains Muslims Other religions RelIgIOn and persuaSIOns not stated Name Sl. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males f'ema(f>s No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 1 2,265 2,018 13,905 1,094 802 401 Nasik City AgglolDera don 1,843 1,647 9,481 8,680 493 414 208 61 NaSlk City 181 55 61 429 417 21 11 Bhagur 67 63 1,289 1,173 502 316 175 164 Deolal. Cantonment 300 247 2,706 2,054 78 61 24 21 l'iaSIk Road Deolah (Se~ Na .lk City AgglomeratlOn) 'NaSlk Road DeolaH 182 8 8 1,398 1,453 1 Nate 183 13 10 1,63,0 1,624 4 2 .,Nawapur 184- 45 45 394 328 2 2 Neral 185 8 II 1,871 1,762 4 2 "Ntlanga 186 '300 269 3,890 3,723 4 3 Osmanabad 187 79 75 55t 471 40 36 5 Ozar 188 414 325 2,248 2,125 20 13 Pachora 189 52 41 1,8ot 1,779 9 17 - Palthlm 190 351 283 645 564 20 17 12 13 Palghar 191 116 52 394 382 4 9 245 194 Panchgani 192 93 65 1,157 1,178 28 22 Pandharkaoda 19~ 452 465 2,002 1,821 PandJiarpur 194 2 276 262 ,f. 'Panhala 195 313 297 2,281 2,010 9 10 58 50 Panvel 196 393 348 '1:1,740 12,849 11 6 9 6 Parbhani 197 47 57 1,870 1,813 Parenda 198 170 178 4,525 4,134 105 17 38 Parli 199 169 153 1,242 1,147 Parola 200 75 67 2,697 2,614 Part"; 261 10 2 312 264 P'atan 202 4 4 2,870 2,800 Pluhri 203 23 18 2,889 2,660 204 2 546 573 PaUDl 205 202 165 414 421 35 16 Pen 206 28 23 429 384 7 9 2 3 Peth Umn 207 658 600 1,223 1,106 2 Phaltan 208 369 349 348 312 Ptmpa}gaon· BasYant 209 (See PO-lna CIty Agglomeration) Pimpri Chinchwad 210 New Township 172 TOWN DIRECTORY 5TA1EME~T POPULATION Total population Buddhlsts ChrlrstIanS lIindus Sl. Name No PersonS Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FOlales 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Poona City Agglom.eration. 1,:135,034 609,920 525,:tl4 37,662 35,274 26,,577 23,567 468,443 401,172 r 211 Poona Clty 856,105 . 454,:!!H 401,824 26,162 24,439 121,809 11,543 359,966 316,932 Dehu. 5,63"6 2,895 2,741 243 243 : 16 10 2,526 2,363 Dehu Road CantOnment 24,709 13,560 11,149 1,161 1,089 1,004- 708 10,280 8,496 Khadakva~la 9,270 5,932 3,338 156 152 f 569 424 4,583 2,477 Kirkee Cantonment 65,497 37,938 27,559 4,181 3,956 3,549 3,100 23,674 16,815 Lohagaon • 12,501 7,077 5,424 281 253 652 44~ 5,566 4,327 Pimpri Chinchwad New Township 83,Me 45,742 37,800 2,579 2,347 1,907 1,544 38,401 31,511 Poona Oantonment • 77,774 42,495 35,279 2,899 2,795 6,071 5,789 23,447 18,251 212 Poona Oantonment • (See Poona CIty ,;\gglomeration) 213 Pophall 6,374 3,339 3,035 154 141 15 10 2,805 : 2,475 214 Pulgaon 33,382 17,705 15,677 4,033 3,921 225 122 1l,768 to,168 215 Purna 16,961 8,794 8,167 2,012 1,902 270 250 4,301 3,892 216 Pusad 27,960 14,815 13,145 812 830 53 46 9,871 8,520 2 17 Rahimatpur 10,332 5,168 ,5,164 103 156 4,599 4,533 218 Rajapur 9,017 4,415 4,602 109 79 9 3 3,102 3,186 219 Rajura 7,122 3,795 3,327 196 170 22 14 2,891 2,487 220 Ramtek 13,440 7,017 6,423 610 508 4 6,010 5,570 221 Ras.ayani • 2,018 1,202 816 37 29 43 15 1,075 748 222 RatnagUJ • 37,551 19,432 18,119 367 299 '152 109 15,225 13,770 223 Ravalgaon. 11,780 6,081 5,699 1,013 970 I 4,811 4,472 224 Raver. 15,789 8,088 7,701 17 17 5,831 5,612 225 Redl. 5,955 3,255 2,700 192 153 2,913 2,469 226 Revdanda • 6,743 3,346 3,397 19 19 6 2,855 2,939 227 Roha Ashtami 8,631 4,431 4,200 98 95 12 11 3,058 2,886 228 Sadashivgad 7,861 4,120 3,741 149 149 19 20 3,560 3,247 229 Sailu. 19,949 10,458 9,491 469 472 40 46 6,627 5,917 230 Sandor (See Bassein Town Agglomeration) 231 Sangamner. 28,594 15,030 13,564 76 84 418 323 11,311 10,096 Sangli City Agglomeration 20:1,597 106,587 95,010 :1,237 1,245 2,164 2,186 77,74(; 232 Sangli City. 115,138 61,485 53,653 712 687 535 501 47,272 4l,032 Madhavnagar 8,853 4,836 4,017 48 38 92 74 3,829 3,130 Miraj 77,606 40,266 37,340 477 520 1,537 1,605 26,645 24,560 173 STATEMENT vU Vll BY RELIGION Jains Muslims SIkhs Other religions RelIgIOn and persuaslons not stated Name Sl. Mates Females Females Males Males Females Males Fem3.1es No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 14.609 12,765 53,611 46,849 6,785 3,598 2,233 1,889 Poona City Agglon1era don 11,629 10,170 4-0,453 36,209 2,044 1,630 1,218 901 Poona City 211 to 8 100 117 Dehu 102 76 778 588 212 173 23 19 Dehu Road Cantonment 12 12 205 141 399 127 8- 5 Khaiakvasla 427 373 3,172 2,363 2,888 905 47 47 Kirkee Cantonment 19 21 206 173 350 198 3 3 V;,hagaon 772 665 1,839 1,507 234 216 10 to Pimpn Chinchwad New I TownshIp 1,6.18 1,440 6,858 5,751 658 349 924 904 Poona Cantonment (See Pocma CIty Agglomeration) Poona Cantonment 212 24- 26 341 .:S83 Pophall 213 346 293 1,264 1,141 69 32 Pulgaon 214 87 99 2,107 2,009 11 9 4 5 2 Purna 215 466 411 3,596 3,323 17 14 216 86 80 380 - 395 Rahimatpur 217 It 18 1,184 1,316 Rajaphr 218 3 5 619 614 64 37 - - Rajura 219 61 68 332 277 R'lmtek 220 2 38 22 6 221 135 114 3,413 3,811 8 1 132 15 Ratnagzn 222 80 70 176 187 R'lvalgl.on 223 91 88 2,147 1,984 2 Raver 224 6 4 144 74 Redl 225 163 131 258 261 45 47 Revdanda 226 201 151 1,059 1,053 2 3 1 1 Roha Ashtami 227 50 59 330 257 12 9 S 5,253 19,994 18,318 170 126 9 9 14 4 SaDgli City AggloJDera dOD 3,939 3,291 8,881 8,023 132 104 8 7 6 2 Sangh CIty 232 44~ 397 424 378 Madhavnagar 871 712 10,689 9,917 38 22 2 8 2 Muaj 114 TOWN DIRECToRY STA'IEMENt POPULATION Total population Buddhists ChrtstianS SI Name No. Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Ma.les Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 233 Sangola 11,189 5,797 5,392 87 86 4,867 4,522 231- Saoner 12,757 6,667 - 6,090 304- 290 27 26 6,002 5,467 235 SaSh. 5,154 2,631 2,523 34 41 ]7 16 2518 2,394 236 Sasvad 10,702 5,560 5,142 84 82 21 13 5,077 4,720 237 Satana 16,720 8,896 7,824 2]5 197 15 14 7,567 6,569 238 Satara 66,433 35,732 30,701 865 794 211 ]86 30,581 26,102 239 Satara Road 10,333 5,399 4,934 453 463 78 82 4,246 3,850 240 Savda 14,645 7,527 7,118 399 373 9 8 5,591 5,266 "- 241 Sawantwadl 16,873 8,317 8,556 24 ]6 82) 6,629 6,575 242 SendurJana 12,960 6,712 6,248 423 393 5,025 4,680 243 Shahada 18,358 9,601 8,757 73 I 70 19 13 6,294 5,826 244 Shahapur 7,887 4,191 3,696 54 56 6 4 3,539 3,116 ' 245 Shegaon 25,993 13,524 12,469 1,273 1,163 54 70 9,486 8,801 246 Shlrgaon 13,881 7,544 6,337 9 7 5 II 6,7]3 5,573 247 Shugaon 3,172 1,579 ],593 81 94 3 1,404 1,435 248 Shlrpur 25,746 13,449 ]2,297 253 202 36 17 10,274 " 9,358 249 Sbolapur CIty 398,361 208,266 190,095 6,121 5,747 2,276 2,418 ]58,260 143,571 250 Shrll ampur 39,492 20,658 18,H34 491 480 913 950 ]4,709 13,243 251 Shrlwardhan 12,342 6,015 6,327 39 4H 7 10 4,640 4,784 252 Smdl. 8,332 4,332 4,000 192 177 ]2 11 3,777 3,499 253 Slnnar 20,218 10,297 9,921 347 264 6 2 9,177 8,842 254 Sirur • 8,894 Q 4,502 4,392 63 63 50 48 3,109 3,066 255 Sonpeth 6,963 3,514- 3;449 160 169 2,327 2,287 256 Talegaon Dabbade 16,514 8,7110 7,784 647 641 2]3 208 7,089 6,3]0 257 Taloda 17,026 ~ 8,665 8,361 66 47 34 34 7,460 7,26~ 258 Tasgaon 21,583 ]1,488 I.O,095 153 ]40 7 6 9,915 8,645 259 Telbara 9,455 4,917 4,538 316 306 9 8 4,178 3,818 l'haIIa City AgglolDeratioD ~,352 117,260' 90,092 3,243 2,822 3,651 3',DlZ 100,%74 76.603 260 Thana CIty 170,675 95,979 74,696 2,684 2,364 2,658 2,229 82.776 64,228 Kalwa 14,551 8,036 6,515 161 ]32 303 238 6,623 5,304 MaJivade • 22,126 13,245 8,881 398 326 690 545 10,875 7,071 261 TlrOra 15,596 7.~94 7,702 1,198 1.215 2 3 6.225 5,996 262 Trlmbak 5,495 2,929 2,566 13 ]9 1 2,805 2,449 263 Tuljapur 12,373 6,374 5,999 252 230 6 5,444 5,100 264 Tum.ar ':79,721 15,189 14.532 806 820 11 15 ]3,554 12.947 265 Udglr 30.647 16,82:7 13,825 537 471 58 48 10,862 8,395 175 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jains Muslims Slkh, Other religions Religion not and persuasions stated Name S1. ------M \Jes Fem1.les ------Males Fem,\Jes M'des Fcm'\les Males Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 ]5 16 17 18 19 21 2 I 2S1 241 612 543 Sangola 233 27 22 307 285 Saaner 234 2 61 70 Sasti 235 62 63 316 264 Sasvad 236 273 250 825 792 2 Satana 237 291 228 ',3,759 3,371 11 8 14 12 Satara 238 1 ]5 108 505 4:11 Satara Road 239 90 97 '1,438 1,374 .Savdfl. 240 23 2J 1,076 1,123 ::;awantwadJ 241 ]30 123 I r 132 1,052 2 Se ndurJ ana 242 236 184 2,973 2,655 5 7 2 Shahada 243 219 203 310 262 62 50 1 5 Shahapur 244- 104- 87 2,602 2,344 5 4- Shegaon 245 7 7 810 739 Shlrgaon 246 24- 22 67 42 Shirgaon 247 351 400 2,523 2,320 7 5 Shirpur 248 3.034 2,624 38,171 35,355 54 46 350 334 Sholapur CIty 249 862 785 3,326 3.066 357 309 Shrirampur 250 64 45 1,265 1,440 ShrIwardhan 251 34 34 317 279 Smdi 252 102 205 665 608 Stnnar 253 723 647 556 565 1 3 Slrur 2H 55 52 947 920 24 19 1 2 SClnpeth 255 319 332 385 279 75 14 2 T lle~aon Dabhade 256 126 133 977 883 2 1 Taloda 257 298 259 1,115 1,045 Tasgaon 258 27 27 387 :179 Telha~a 259 2.004 1,698 7.404 5.441 421 155 25 17 Tnana Oity Ag"lomera don 1.814 1.535 5.506 3,917 314 190 225 233 Tnana City 260 100 99 837 732 8 5 4 5 Kalwa 90 64 1,061 792 99 60 9 6 23 17 MaJlvade 3 466 485 3 Tlrora 261 22 J8 87 80 1 • Tnmbak 262 84 89 587 579 1 1 TuIJapur 263 92 84 726 666 Tumsar 264- .34 138 5,2J3 4,765 12 4 3 Udglr ------3 1 3 265 176 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMEl'IT POPUL4TION ------Total Popqlation Buddhists Christians Hindus Sl. Name No. Person'! MaTes Fem3.les Males Females Males Females Males 'Females ---,------~------~------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Ulhasnaga:r CIty Agglo 396.384 213,513 181,361 6,190 5,913 4,900 184,166 157,tU5 meration 266 Ulhasnagar City • l68,462 89,485 78,977 l,982 1,939 t, l62 955 84,224- 74,531 Ambarnath 56,276 3J ,039 25,237 1,454 1,297 2,400 1,913 24,273 19,581 Dombivll . 51,108 27,899 23,209 54 43 228 180 26,786 2?,324 Kalyan 99,547 53,487 46,060 1,624 1,526 1,~19 1,428 39,995 34,::562 KatemanlVall 9,647 5,214 4,433 700 620 246 215 4,048 3,414 Mohone 11,344 6,399 4,945 849 765 258 209 4,840 3,623 267 Umarkhed 17,704 9,201 8,503 338 363 , 21 16 5,942 5,414 263 Umerga 11,651 6,455 5,196 58 34 2 3 5,260 4,046 269 Umrer 27,092 13,980 l'3,1l2 856 706 2 2 12,607 11,897 270 Uran. 12,616 6,699 5,917 f53 152 167 130 4 .. 981 4,439 271 Uran Islampur • 27,160 14,274 12,886 265 274 89 102 111,396 10,362 272 Vada. 8,168 4,281 3,B87 68 94 9 8 3,761 3,427 273 Vadgaon Kasba • 10,925 5,680 5,245 23 19 4,847 4,504 274 Valjapur 16,660 8,928 7,732 281 253 99 36 5,885 5,003 275 Van}. 6,548 3,268 3,280 363 359 2 1 2,425 2,436 276 Varangaon 8,179 4,467 3,712 351 367 139 112 3,766 3,065 277 Vengurla II ,805 5,548 ' 6.257 28 31 457 547 4.874 5.475 278 Virar. J.2,713 6,945 5,768 J7 21 63 50 6,069 5,047 279 Vita • 18,726 9,967 8,759 222 227 16 15 8,976 7,839 280 W.tr • 21,040 10,742 }O,298 248 23} 121 165 9,469 9,046 2Bl Wanl. 24,455 12.928 11,527 734 619 39 21 10,355 9,267 282 Wardha 69,037 36,707 32,330 2,385 2,669 200 192 30,280 26,435 283 Wan. 9,180 4,948 4,232 949 806 110 III 3.569 3~023 284 Warora 25,377 14,020 11,357 1,002 886 193 129 ll,325 8,957 285 Wat"ud 21,100 11,064 10,036 552 485 8,465 7,577 286 Washlm 32,496 16,922 15,574 '/88 719 189 230 11,979 10.837 287 Yawal 20,175 10,434 9,Z41 220 235 6 3 6,767 6,347 288 Yeola 24,533 12.481 12,052 158 l 190 27 24 8,678 8,22B 289 Yeotroal 64,836 34,094 30,742 2,124 2.009 281 326 26,674 23.978 177 STATEMENT VII VII BY RELIGION Jams MuslIms SIkhs Other relIgIOns RelIgwn and persuaslOns not stated Name S1. ~1ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females No. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 1 1,688 1,359 13,305 11,166 1,670 1,263 109 136 9 12 UIhasnagar City Agglo meration 114 103 836 607 1,161 839 6 3 Ulhas nagar City 266 132 78 2,603 2,215 163 139 14 14 Ambarnath 513 441 288 190 18 14 8 12 4 5 DombIvlI 807 638 9,127 7,812 ?36 191 76 100 3 3 Kalyan 20 21 145 106 51 51 4 4 2 KatemalllvaI i 102 78 306 236 41 29 3 2 2 MOhone 97 79 2,800 2,626 3 5 Umarkhed 267 31 43 1,103 1,068 1 2 Umerga 268 8 10 507 494 3 Umrer 269 126 103 1,248 1,074 6 18 18 Uran 270 659 604 1,865 1,544 Uran Islampur 271 35 28 402 319 6 11 Vada 272 399 340 410 382 Vadgaon Kasba 273 244 212 2,387 2,204 31 24 VaiJapur 274 283 265 195 219 Vani 275 5 3 170 148 36 17 Varangaon 276 7 9 182 195 Vengurla 277 177 130 613 513 5 5 2 Virar 278 147 145 606 533 VIta 279 171 167 731 685 4 280 287 268 1,501 1,345 12 6 Wanl 281 823 750 2,483 2,258 29 21 5 3 2 2 Wardha 282 67 47 236 216 17 9 \Van 283 306 328 11,45 1,028 49 29 Warora 284 114 87 1,908 1,361 25 26 \Varud 285 512 522 3,379 3,193 75 73 'Vashlm 286 9 8 3,424 3,145 8 3 Yawal 287 368 354 3,239 3,245 11 11 Yeola 288 740 688 +,206 3,684 68 55 2 y eotmal 289 178 TOWN DIRECTORY I o o -~ co o o ~ en <.0 co U")o lIl, -""'" co N co M U") ...... - q ..... lI.e ,..... 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