CENSUS 1.971
SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK KURNOOL
PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
PART X-B_ VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
T. VEDANTAM OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH
PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT CF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 THE Sl-JAHI .lAMIA MAS.lID, ADONI
The motif given on the cover page represents the 'Shahi Jamia Masjid' at Adoni popularly known as the Jumma Masiid. It was constructed during the reign of Emperor Taneh Shah who ruled over the Bijapur Sultanate in the Deccan, in 1079 Hijri (1667 A.D.) by Sif;ldi Masood Khan Ghazi, the Governor of Adoni. The Jumma Masjid is renowned for its stateliness in appearance. "A fine specimen of the florid Architecture of the period", in the words of the historians, Ferguson and Meadows Taylor, this masiid is perh
The Jamia Masjid of Adoni and the Holy Kaba of Mecca are stated to be having square floors of equal space. The mosque, built within a courtyard surrounded by an enclosing wall, contains fine facades of fifteen black stone slabs and five arches on which sermons from the 'Quran-e-Shareef' and 'Hadise Shareef' were carved in both Persian and Arabic, While the many splendid paintings engraved on the doorways ifl geometrical and floral designs reflect the elegance and magnificence of the Indo Sarcenic architectural style.
Siddi Masood Khan Ghazi, the founder of this mosque is said to have brought from Mecca the heirs of the original Khateeb, Pesh Imam and Mouzan to render the religiOUS services in the mosque. The daily and weeKly (Friday) prayers and ritualSlare observed strictly in accordance with the procedure laid down by Praphet Mollammed, During the Holy month of Ramzan ~pecial proyers and congregations are conducted. The staff of the masjid are suitably re warded in kind and cash on the 27th day of Ramzan rl')onth by the Board of Trustees. In addition to these, special prayers are conducted twice a year on the daY of 'Id-ul-Fitr' and 'Id-uz-Zuha', Special programmes and functions are arranged during 'Moharrum' i.e., the ml)nth of Rabi-ul-Avval and Fateha ceremonies of great saints.
The manual serllices in the mosque were attended by 'farrashes' appointed by the Ghazi whose heirs continue to perform the duties till to-day. These 'farrashes' were ,gifted lands some 300 years ago fpr their services. Those who were given jagirs are drawing 'Tasdeq' allowance from the Government of Andhra Pradesh now on the abolition of jagirs while only the Khateeb draws monthly pension .
• The Masjid owns a number of shops in Adoni town fetching an annual rent of about Rs. 40,000 which is its only source of income. An annual budget is prepared indicating the expenditure of mosque on various items. The monthly expenditure of the mosque includes tRe salarjes of the staff and the electric bills while the Ramzan allowance to the workers, taxes, white wash, colour decorations etc., come under its annual expenditure.
The Mosque is running two un-aided primary. schools imparting instrUC,tion in the "Quran-e-SiJareef" and ,is spending one third of its net income on education. There is one Masoodia Arabic High School within the precincts of the mosque, named after Siddi Masood Khan, the founder of the mosque. Though this is a Government aided and recognised institution,. the mosque provides to it loans and subsidies when ever needed. The mosque also lends financial aid to the needy and poor students studying in this institution.
The affairs of the rnasjid are looked after by a Board of Trustees consisting of five members. Four of the members are elected once in five years while one, the Exe cutive Trustee who functions as its administrator is elected annlfally. A notable feature is that these five members render their services to this historic masjid without receiving any remuneration, PREFACE
The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very tlseful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering tbe delay in the publication of tbese Handbooks due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1971 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A-Village and Town Directory, Part B-Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C-Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also 1he particulars about the basic amenities etc., available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for pUblic'use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction ofthis -volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of alftbe 21 districts in the State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1973 Parts A Jlnd B for aU tbe 21 districts would have been published.
The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the Director of Census Operations while the cost of paper, printing, etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader. I.A.S., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful 10 the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments but for whose co-operation Parts-A & B of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to All of them for furnishing me the required data.
I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, I.A.S., Registrar General, India and Dr. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.
The following staff of my office worked on the present volume of Kuroool District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census .operations and Shri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my office.
Sri P. B. Sundar Raj, Tabulation Officer Smt. P. Lalitha. Tabulation Officer Drafting, Scrutiny and Sri T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant Supervision of Printing
Kumari N. Suseela, Computor' 1 Sri K. Vijender Rao, Computor . S. Ramakrishna, Assistant Compiler r Collection and Compilation " M. Radhakrishnamurthy., Assistant ~ompi1er) " M. Mahatma Chari, ASSIstant Complier " Sri A. Venkateshwara Rao, Assistant Compiler . Scrutiny of Ma ps
Sri G. S. Choudary, Junior Reader, G.C.P. } Supervision of Printing 'York M. Laxma Reddy, Junior Reader, a.c.p. " 11
Sn M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Supervision of Mapping work Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman " M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman " N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman " Mohiuddin Hasan, Draughtsman •• M. Shankaraiah. Draughtsman Preparation of Maps .. Md. Yakub Ali, Draughtsman ,. B. Raghuram, Draughtsman Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman Sri D. Koteshwara Rao, Computor
I am grateful to their services
I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves.
T.VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations. -CONTENTS
Pages Introduction 1-4
PART A.-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY
Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-11 Village Directory: Kurnool Taluk 13-19 Nandikotkur Taluk 21-25 Atmakur Ind. Sub-Taluk 27-31 N andyal Taluk 33-37 Allagadda Taluk 39-45 Koilkuntla Taluk 47-53 Banganapalle Ind. Sub-TaInk 55-59 Dhone Taluk .. 61-65 pattikonda Taluk 67-71 Alur Taluk 73-79 Adoni Taluk 81-91 Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 92-93
SECTION II-ToWN DIRECTORY
Explanatory Note-Town Directory 95-101 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 102 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 103 Statement III Civic Finances 104 Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities 105 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 106 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 107. Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 108
PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 109-114 Primary Census Abstract : KVRNOOL DISTRICT 116-123 Kurnoo! Taluk 125-164 Nandikotkur Taluk 165-179 Atmakur Ind. Sub-Taluk 181-197 Nandyal Taluk 199-221 Allagadda Taluk 223-232 Koilkuntla Taluk 233-742 Banganapalle Ind. Sub-Taluk 243-253 Dhone Taluk 255-274 Pattikonda Taluk 275-284 Alur Taluk 2135-294 Adoni Taluk 295-337 IV
MAPS
KVRNOOL DISTRICT Frontispiece Kurnool Taluk Facing Page. 13 Nandikotkur Taluk 21 Atmakur Ind. Sub. Taluk 27 Nandyal Taluk 33 Allagadda_ Taluk 39 Koi:kuntla Taluk 47 BanganapaJie Ind. Sub· Taluk 55 Dhone Taluk 61 Pathikonda Taluk 67 Alur Taluk 73 Adoni Taluk , 81 Kurnool District-TaluKwise Density of Population 109 . FIGURES AT A GLANCE COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF TilE STATE AND THE DISTRICT
Andhra Pradesh Kurnool State District POPULATION TOTAL PersODs 43,502,708 1,982,090 Males 22,008,663 1,006,521 Females 21,494,045 ~n5,569 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,579,641 Males 17,698,247 800,498 Females 17,401,934 779,143 URBAN Persons 8,402,527' 402,449 Males ' 4,310,416 206,023 Females 4,092,111 196,426 DECENNIAL POPULATION +20.9 +26.2 GROW TIl RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL ,AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,754.0 18,779.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 157 105 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 977 969 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 Males 23.6 33.2 34.1 Females 15.8 12.7 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 20.3 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 POPULA TION (Main Activity only) 42.4 Males 58.2 55.8 Females 24.2 28.5 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS : PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS Persons 32.2 26.8 (i) CULTIVATORS Males 37.4 34.2 Females 19.4 11.9 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 47.8 Males 27.7 34.5 Females 63.1 74.6 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 £5.4 Males 34.9 31..3 Females 17.5 13.5 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 13.3 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 11..2 Males 13.3 11..2 Females 13.2 11.3 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 3.8 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPlJLATION 1.6 Males 3.8 1.6 Females 3.8 1.6 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 8,041,925 361,909. NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 918 Inhabited 27,221 898 Uninhabited 2,207 20 NUMBER OF TOWNS 224 10 V
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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
District Manual'!! and District Gazetteers District Census Handbooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand Government co'lnpiled and published District Manuals books for each district in place of Village Statements for each district. It contained 'not only particulars was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 of items or more or less a permanent character such Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I.C.S, the then as physical characteristics, history, religion and Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Com~i ethnography but also a few statistical tables including ssioner of India as part of a plan intended to secure an those relating to population which became obsolete effective method of preserving the census records within a few years of their publication. The Madras prepared for areas below the district level. He pro Government, therefore, replaced these District Ma posed that all the District Census Tables and Census nuals by another publication known as the District Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and Gazetteer consisting of. two Volumes 'A' and 'B'. compilation, should be bound' together in a single Volume A contained descriptive matter and such manuscript volume called the "District Census Hand general tables as might he necessary to explain the book" and suggested to the State Governments that text and Volume B contained detailed statistics. They the Handbook with or without the addition of other decided that Volume B should be brought out periodi useful information relating to the district should be cally after each decennial census so that they contain printed and published at their own cost, in the same the latest statistics. Volume A was published for manner as the Village Statistics of the past censuses. This suggestion was accepted by most of th~ State some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the compo site Madras State. The publication of Volume A was Governments. Both the composite Madras State and discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published for the erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this suggestion all the districts of the composite Madras State bet and published the District Census Handbook for each ween 1906 and 1915. The publication of Volume B district at their own cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad . was also stopped after 1931 census. Due to the II State, the District Census Handbooks were brought World War, they were not published after, the 1941 out in two parts, Part I containing AdministI:ative Census. Statistics and Part II the Census Tables. In the composite Madras State, the Handbooks were brought In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gazet out in one single volume only for each district. teer Volumes were brought out for some of the districts. Pattern at 1961 Census The scheme of publication of revised District At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern Census Handbooks was significantly enlarged by ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some districts Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been published India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census already. of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The first part contained narrative description' of the Physical features, History, Social, Economic and Demo The Village Statements graphic characteristics, the progress made in each field Apart from these District Manuals and Ga;etteers of administration over the past decades and a brief the census data upto village leval used to be published gazetteer of places. The second part contained the in a brochure called "Village Statement'" fOf each Administrative Statistics of various departments. The district immediately after every census from 1872 upto third part contained the 1961 Census Tables viz., 1941. The Village Statements merely showed the number General P~pulation Tables, Economic Tables, Cultu of occupied houses and population by religion of each. ral and Migration Tables, Special Tables on Scheduled village and town and they did not contain any more Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth part consis details. From the 1951 Census, Village Statements were ted of Village and Town Directory which was the replaced by the District Census Handbooks. most vital part of the Handbook, giving villagewise • 2
. and townwise Primary Census Abstract i. e. parti of educational and medical institutions, power and culars of area, households, population, scheduled drinking water supply, post and telegraph facilities. castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, broad categorisa communications, particulars of land use, markets, tion of working poplllation etc. Important amenities places of religious, historical or archaeological inte~est such as educational, medical public health and com in the Village. munication facilities available were also indicated against each village and town. Nine sub-tables con Town Directory taining villagewise particulars such as irrigation The Town directory portion contains data in sources, important crops raised, value of land, co seven statements. Particulars like the civic adminis operative societiei, industrial establishments, PQlice tration status, its origin, the growth and decline slation3, list of skilled craftsmen etc., were given of its population, functional category, physical aspects after Village and Town Directory. A tabular state and location, municipal finances, civic and other ment on Fairs and Festivals in the district was given amenities, medical, educational, recreational and cul at the end of the volume. All these four parts were tural facilities, trade, industry, commerce and banking bound in a single volume and published at the cost facilities and lastly the religious composition of the of the State Government. town and the scheduled castes I tribes population inhabiting are presented in seven statements. They Pattern at 1971 Census are given for each town in the district arranged in The District Census Handboob proved to be very alphabetical order. useful and valuable publications in considerable de mand by public as well as the official users of the Part B: Village & Town Primary Census Abstract census data. At the 1971 Census, it was therefore, This part gives for each revenue village and also decided not only to continue the pu~lication of the for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the District Census Handbooks but aho to enlarge its Primary Census data i.e., area, occupied residential scope further. houses, number of households, total population and its break' up by sex, scheduled caste, scheduled tribes At the last Censu~, there was some delay i.n the population, literate population, working popUlation by publication of the District Census Handbooks due to nine broad categories of cultivators, agricultural inadequate printing facilities. In order to avoid delay labourers, those working in livestock. forestry, fishing, in publication and also to make available the more plantations etc., in mining and qJarrying, in matlufac important census data to the planners, administrators turing, in construction, in trade and commerce, in and other users who may be not only eager but in dire transport, storage and communications and in other necessity to use the information in their respective services and the non-working population as per the spheres, it has been decided to bring out the District 1971 Census. Census Handbooks in three parts viz. Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A contains the Village and Town Part C: Administrative Statistics and Report Directory. Part B contains Village and Town Primary This part comprises the various administrative Census Abstract. statistics pertaining to the district with Ilpecial refer Part C contains Administrative Statistics and ence to the development taken place during 1961-70 in .Analytical Report. Part A and B of the District Census different spheres and also the 1971 Census tahle~ Handbooks of this State are being brought out in one relating to the general population, economic charac volume and Part C will be brought out in a separate teristics, cultural and migration features, housing and volume for each district a little later. establishment tables and data pertaining to the district regarding language and religion. A write op, indicat A brief outline on the scope of each of these ing the changes in the socio-economic and demo three parts is given below. graphic characteristics of the district and the develop mental activities that have taken place in the decade Part A: Village & Town Directory in the various fields like agriculture, industries, trade In this part, the Village Directory is given first and commerce, education, medical and public and then Town Directory. health, community development etc., is given at the beginning of this part: In view of the elaborate The VillaKe Directory write up already given in the 1961 District Cenllus It is arranged talukwise and gives for each Handbooks the present write up will be brief and it village, particulars of amenities available in the matter will cover the present decade only. 3
Bural and Urban Classificatio. of areas Besides classification of all places into rural and It is customary to classify the population of every urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban Agglomer country at a census as Rural and Urban. Such a ation and Standard Urban Area were newly evolved classification has considerable significance and is neces at the 1971 Census. They are briefly expl~ined sary from the point of assessing the differentials in the below. social, economic, cultural and demographic characte ristics of the population. Hence at the reg inning of Urban AgglomeratioD each census, the criteria for treating a place as town In several areas around a core city or statutory (i.e. urban) or rural are evolved and the areas are town have come up fairly large and well recognised then classified accordingly as per the definition so Railway Colonies, University Campuses, Port areas, evolved. Military Camps etc. Even though they are outside the From the year. 1891. the census definition of a statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality or Can town in this country was more or less the same till tonment, they fall within the revenue boundary of the 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns place by which the town itself is· know or in the re broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever venue boundary of the neighbouring village. It may population and every other continuous collection of not be altogether realistic to treat such areas lying out houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,000 side the statutory limits of a town as rural units and at persons, which the provincial Directors of Census the same time each such individual area by itself may Operations having regard to the character and relative not satisfy the minimum population limits to qualify to density of population, their importance as centres of be treated as an independent town. Such areas deserve trade decided them to be towns. In the application of to be reckoned along with the main town and the con this definition there was some variation from State to tinuous spread including such urban outgrowth would State according to the local conditions. It was only deserve to be treated as an integrated urban area: at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict definition was At the 1971 Census such continuous urban spreads have sought to be applied throughout the country in order to been treated as integrated urban areas and defined as determine a place as an urban unit. The same definition Urban Agglomerations. This concept of Urban Agglo was followed at the 1971 Census also. The following meration replaced the concept of Town group followed criteria are adopted for treating a place as a town at in the 1961 Census. Urban Agglomerations can be the 1971 Census. constituted in the following situations. 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation or a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and of outgrowth being out of the statutory 2. All other places which satisfied the following I imit; but falling within the boundaries of criteria. the i/ldjoining village or villages). ' a) a minimum population of 5,000 b) Onel:hwn with similar out-growth ,M two or n, '. e adjoining towns with their outgrowths b) a density of population of at least 1,000 as.n (a) and persons per Sq. mile (400 persons per Sq, Km.) and c) A ci~y and one or more a.djoining towns with their out-growths all of which forming a c) at least three fourths (75%) of the male contil.uous spread. working population is non-agricultural. Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of Cen the urban population only: In Andhra Pradesh, the sus Operations of the States were given discretion to following four places are treated as Urban Agglome decide a place as town or village. . rations. The towns are distributed in six classes as detailed below:- Name of the Urban COllstituent units in Agglomeration the Urban Agglomeration Population Size Classification of Towns (1) (2) 1,00,000 and above Class I Visakhapatnam Urban (a) Visakhapatnam City Class II 50,000-99,999 20,000-49,999 . Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Class III Municipality Class IV 10,000-19,999 Class V 5,000-9,999 (ii) Gajuvaka (Out Class VI Below 5000 growth The Class I towns are termed as Cities. (b) GopaJapatnam 4
2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry considerably the utility of the town-group concept Agglomeration Municipality which was also found somewhat inadequate for the (h) Rajahmundry purpose it was developed. To enable the presentation Non-Municipal Area of urban statistics on a uniform basis and also to 3. Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada ensure comparability of the census data from one de Agglomeration Municipality cade to another and with similar data available from (b) Patamata Town other countries, the concept of Standard Urban Area (c) Gunadala Town has been envisaged and adopted at the 1971 Census. 4. Hyderabad Urbr.n (a) Hyderabad (M. C.) The Standard Urban Area is defined as the pro. Agglomeration (i) Hydcrabad Division jected growth area of a city or town as it would be in (ii) Secunderabad another three decades taking into account not only the Division towns and viII ages which will get merged into it but (b) Secunderabad also the intervening areas which are potentially urban. Cantonment The tract includes all extra Municipal urGan out-growths (c) Malkajgiri such as the suburbs (industrial and residential), Rail (d) Alwal way Colonies, Civil Lines, Cantonments and also such (e) Uppal Khalsa of those villages that are likely to be urbanised during (f) Balanagar the next three decades. The Standard Urban Area is (g) Fatehnagar thus an area which extends well beyond the chief core (h) Macha Bolaram city or town and contains aU likely developments over (i) Osmania University the next 30 years. It win remain a statistical report (j) Lalaguda ing unit for the next three successive censuses, irres (k) Kukatpalle pective of the jurisdictional changes of the local ad (I) Moosapet ministrative units within the tract. The Standard (m) Bowenpalle Urban Area will be identified by the administrative .... (n) Zamistanpur units that it encompasses namely the city, the town, The Standard Urban Area (S.U.A.) the village. The boundaries of the'Standard Urban The concept of the Standard Urban Area has been Area will be the administrative boundaries of the evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census to give peripheral units. out a more meaningful picture of the urban growth. In demarcating the Stan$rd Urban Area the The town-group concept adopted at 1961 Census did following criteria are followed: not effectively tackle the problems involved in report ing urban statistics apart from lac\ing a uniform i) The core town should have a minimum popu lation of 50,000 application throughout the country. ~ also did not bring out· a spatially contiguous tentory of urban ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of other urban as well as rural administrative rural settlements but merely bound up loosely clustered units having close and mutual socia-economic population popularly known as the satelite towns or links with the core town, and the constituent units whose jurisdictions were sub jected to frequent changes and thus lacked in stability. iii) The entire area i~c1uded in the Standard Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in a The intervening rural areas were also left out of the span of two to three decades. account. Consequently the conclusions drawn became not only invalid over a time but also lost spatial com In Kuroool district, Kuroool, Nandyal and Adoni parability with simUar data processed both within the with their surrounding viJlages are treated all Standard eountry and outside. These short-comings reduced Urban Area. PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - TOwn Directory
SECTION Ii
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
The main purpose of the Village Directory is to The educational facilities are shown by the fol indicate the available important facilities like educa lowing symbols under Column 4. tional, medical, drinking water ~upply, communica tions and electric supply in each village. The collection P Primary or Elementary School M Middle School and presentation of such data was first attempted at the H High School or Higher Secondary 1961 Census and the different facilities available were School given in abbreviated letters under five columns along C College with the Primary Census Abstract. But at the 1971' T \ . Technical Institution Census it was decided to present such particulars in greater detail in the Village Directory and to give the If there are more institutions than one of a type Primary Census Abstract separately .. Besides presen in the village, the number of institutions precedes"the ting the data on basic amenities like, educational, abbreviations e.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. medical, electricity, drinking 'water supply, communi cations, posts and telegraphs, the particulars about the Medical and Public Health facilities existing ill staple, food commonly used by the majority of the the village are ihown by the following symbols under people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the Column.S. nearest town. the market/shandy days, historical or H Hospital religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if D : Dispensary any, of the villages have also been collected and presen Mcw: Materllity and Child Welfare ted in the Village Directory, The Villagewise Primary Centre Census Abstract is presented separately in Part B of Fpc : Family Planning Clinic Phc : Primary Health Centre this volume.
In the Village Directory. the revenue village is If the village is electrified then it is indicated by taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The the letter E under Column 6. villages are arranged in the ascending order of loca The types of drinking water supply sources avail tion code numbers assigned to the villages. Unlike the able within the village are indicated as below: Town Directory the Village Directory contains only one statement. An alphabetical list of villages with T Tap the location code numbers against them is given at the W Well beginning of the Village Directory of each taluk. Tk Tank This facilitates the reader to select the required Tw Tube well R River village from the alphabetical list and after knowing its C Canal location code number to obtain the necessary particu lars from the Village Directory. The Village Directory If there are any other sources of drinking water is broadJy divided into four broad sections viz., loca other than the above, then such sources have been tion particulars, basic amenities like educational, spelt out, medical etc., land utilisation and distance from urban area and the importancf:! of the village as a re;igious ()or If the village is served by one or more of the fol tourist centre. lowing mea.os of communications within a distance of onc mile from the village, then the communication Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code num facilities of the village under Column 8 have been indi ber, name and the total area of the village. The area cated as below: given under Col. 3 is as per the data furnished by the Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. Columns PR Pucca Road KR Katcha Road 4 to 9 give the basic amenities available in the village T Train such as the educational, medical, electricity, drinking R River water, communications and postal facilities. C Canal 5 6 The postal facilities, if any, existing in the village· ·2 Cultivated area with This includes the land under the fol are indicated under Column 9 by the following symbols: break up irrigated lowing three categories, aQd unirrigated PO Post Office (CoIs, 12, 13) (i) Net Area sown TO T elegrah Office The net area sown represents the area sown to crops counting areas sown PTO Post & Telegraph Office more than once in the same year. only once. Phone Telephone (ii) Current fallow. , If ;; " ill age does not have any of the above facili This class comprises cropped areas fici then " •.. " is indicated against such village under which are kept fallow during the cur. relevant column. rent year. If any seedling area is not cropped again in the same year, it is also treated as current fallow. The staple food of the majority of the population of the village during the major portion of the year is (iii) Other fallow! indicatec under Column 10 as given below. If there is This includes all lands which were varity of grains mainly used in a village then they have taken up for cultivation but are tempo ,been Indicated accordingly, rarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years. The reasons for keep Ri Rice ing sllch lands fallow may be either due to poverty of the cultivators or Wheat W inadequate supply of water or malarial J Jowar climate or silting of canals or rivers or unremunerated nature of farming etc. B Bajra I 3 Culturable wastt. This includes the land under the fol Ra Ragi (Col, 14) lowing three categories. M Maize (i) .Miscellaneolls tree crops, groves lIor included in the area sown 'Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation Under this class is included all cultiva statistics, Under Column ,II the extent of the forest ble land which is not included under area is given. Under Columns 12 and 13 the extent net atea sown but is put to some agri of thc cultivated area in the village is given. The cultural use. Land~ under casuarina extent of area irrigated together with area irrigated trees, thatching grass, bamboo bushes. and· other groves for fuel etc .., which under d iiferent irrigational sources such as canals, are not included under "Orchards" are tanks, wells, tube wells etc., are giv<;n, wherever availa classed under this category ble undt:f Column 12 while under Column 13 the extent of land unirrigated is given. Column 14 gives the (ii) Cu/turable waste extent of cultivable waste. The area not available This includes lands available for culti for cultivation )uch as village site, rivers, canals, tanks, vation but not taken up for cultivation well etc" is given under Column 15, or abandoned after a few years for one reason or other. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with The various types of land use given under each of shrubs and jungles which are not put the II to 15 Columns are listed out below and the con to any use. They may be assessed or cepts explained subsequently. not assessed and may lie in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Land once cultivated but not culti I Forests lCol. 11) These include all actually forested vated for five years in succession is areas and the lands classed or adminis . also included in this category. tered as forests under any, legal enact ment dealing witlt forests whether State (iii) Permanent pastures and other graz , owned or private. If any portion of ing lands: such l::tnd is Dot actually wooded but These cover all grazing lands whether put to some agricultural use, that por they are permanent pastures and mea tion is included under the appropriate dows or not. Village common and heading of cult.ivsteQ OJ' uncultivated grazing lands within forest areas are land. included under this head. 7
A Area not available This includes fhe land under the fo)- .taluks have relatively a higher proportion of villages for cultivation lowing two categories: in the population range of 2,000-4,999 each, Both Alur (Col. ]5) taluk and Banganapalle Ind. Sub-taluk have a high pro (i) Barren and unenltivable {and portion of villages in the population range of 500-99'1 This covers alfbarren anq uncultiva persons each. The proportion of villages in the bie land like mountains, etc, i.e., population range of 1,000-1,999 and 2,000-4,999 toge which cannot be brought under culti- ther accounts for about 62% of the total inhabited .. vat ion unless at a high .cost whether such land is in isolated block or with villages in the district. in cultivated holdingl;. The d:stribution of villages by the size class of (ii) Land put to" non-agricultural uses popUlation in each taluk in Kurnool district is given All lands occupied by buildings, roads below: . and railways o(under waters, e. g., ,'.rivers and canals and other lands put STATEMENT 1 ·to uses other than agricultural.
TALUKWISE DISTRlinrnON OF VILLAGES BY SIZE OF Under Column 16 the distan~ of the village from POPULATION the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on • No. of Villages by Population Size which weekly marketfshandies, if. any. heJd in the Name of Total ,----______..A._~ ___--,. the Taluk inha- Less 200- 5UO· 1000. 2OCO- 5000- 10000' village are given under Column 17. If the village has bited than 4S9 999 1999 4999 99S9 above any historical/religious/archaeological tourist impor Villages 200
tance, it has been indicated under Column 18. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
3 19 39 26 4 All the above particulars are based on the data Kurnool 94 2 obtained' from the Tahsildars and Local Bodies, concer Nandikotkur 52 9 23 19 ned departments like Postal, Medical, Education, Ele Atmakur 46 5 4 14 21 ctricity. Nandyal 77 2 4 11 35 24
~llagadda 87 3 6 22 32 19 4 Knrnool district has 11 taluks comprising 916 oilkuntla 90 3 15 21 33 17 villages of which 898 are inhabited and 18 are unin habited villages according to 197 I Census. 4 villages Banganapalle 51 3 12 15 H 6 of the total inhabited villages are partly included in Dhone 7-1 4 5 28 32 4 the different urban areas of the district. Adoni taluk Pattikonda 70 .5 26 33 3 2 has I~rgest number of villages i.e. 172, while Atmakur taluk has the smallest number of Villages i.e. 46. Two Alur { 94 3 17 27 26 18 3 taluks viz Giddalur and Markapur were completely tra Adorn .163 11 29 47 49 23 3 nsferred to the newly formed Ongole district (Praka Total 898 33 91 185 319 238 24 8 sam district) on 2nd February, 1970. 124 villages or about (14%) of the total inhabited villages have a There are only 89 villages constituting about 6%' population of less than 500 each. 185 villages or about to the total number of villages including the uninhabi ,(21%) of the inhabited villages are lying in the popula: ted villages in the district with an area (,f less than or tion range between 500-999. 319 village or about equal to 1,000 Acs. e~ch, while there are 173 villages (35%) of the inhabited villages in the district come or about 19% of the total villages have an area rang under the, population range of 1,000-1,999 each. 238 ing between 1001 to 2000 Acs. each. The bulk: of villages or about (27%) of the inhabited village have villages which form 7% of the total number of villages population ranging between '2,000-4,999 each. There in the district have an area of more than 2000 Acres are 24 villages in the population range of 5,000 and each. Excepting in Dhone' and Pattikunda a large 9,999 each and 8 'viUages have a population of more number of villages in all the other taluks lie in the than 10,000 persons each in this district. Comparati range of 2001 to 5000 Acs each. The two taluks of vely, the higher proportion of villages (about 35%) is Dhoe and Pattikonda have relatively a large number met within the population range of 1,000 to 1,999 of villages with an area of mor~ than 5000 Acs ~ach. , persons and these villages are predominant in KuroooJ, Arc,,: particulars are uot available in respect of 15 Nandikotkur, Nandyal, Allagadda and Koilkuntla villages distributed among Atmakur. Nandyal and taluks. Adoni. Ahliakur, Dhone and Pattikonda Allagadda taluks. 8
STATBMENT '2
T.j\LUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE CLASS OF GEOGRAPHlCAL AREA No. of Villages by Size Class ofarea in At:mf Name of the Total ' ., A_ . Taluk No. of 50 or 51- 101- 201- 5(l1- 'fOOI- lool- SOOI- u.s. Villages Less ]00 200 500 ltooo 2000 ·sooo above (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ;(7) (8) '(9) (10) (11) Kurnoot 94 . ' I ~-( '14 '49 29 Naodikotkur 54 1- 2 5 32 14 Atamakur 1ST 46 4 il I ' 1'7 14 9 Nanddyal 77 : I is ' 15 42 to 4 AJIagadda 87 1 ' 18 47 13 2~ Koilkuntla 92 III 19 42 20 B:magallapatle 52 4 17 1~ 6 Dhone 76 2 3 6 25 4{) Pattikonda 72 3 23 46 Aiur 94 2 '1 2! 32 :n Adoni J72 6 16 ''2 53 6D 23 Total 916 1 1 6 28 53 173 393 246 IS
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES about 3% of the inhabited villages have MidElle or' Up Education is one of the basic facilities that bas to per Primary Schools and 92 villages or about 10% of be provided to the people. An idea of the extent and the total inhabited viliages have' High/Higber Secon dary Schools in the district. Two Junior Colleges exist the level to which educational facilities have been pro~ in the rural areas of this district, one in AUagadda vided in the rural areas of the district can be had from taluk and the other in Koilkuntla taluk. Other -insti., the table given The villages are by the below. classified tutions genera])y include the technical, the basic train distance to the nearest town with which the villages ing schools, etc. One girls training school is . function have established, commercial, social and other links. ing in the rural area of Alur tal;uk in the district. 1 STATEMENT 3 MEDICAL AND PuBLIC HEALTH The talukwise distribution of the medical. institu~ DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY EDUCATIONAL F ACILlTY tions available in the rural areas is given below: . AND THE DISTANCE TO THB NEAREST TOWN STATEMENT 4 No. of villages having
Distance Total Highl NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS from No. of Higher nearest inhabi- Primary Middle Secon- Colle- NQ. of Medical IJlstitutions ges Others .-- town in ted Schools Sfhools dary Kms. villages Schools Taluk Hospitals Dispensaries Others (I) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (Phc, Fpc, Mcw) (I) (2) (3) (4) S or less 40 37 1 3 (i-l0 103 95 1 8 Kumool 12 4 11-15 138 121 4 16 2 Nandikotknr 4 2 16-25 260 244 13 31 Atmakur 5 3 26--50 298 278 9 30 51-leO 48 42 3 4 Nandyal 1 11 U.S. 11 2 AlJagadda 7 4 Total 898 819 31 9Z 2 1 Koilkuntla 1 7 4 Banganapalle 1 2 Among the 898 Inhabited villages in the district Dhone 7 2 819 villages or about 91% of the total inhabited villa Pattikonda 7 4 ges are having Primary Schools while 79, villages or Alur: 11 4 about 9% of the inhabited villages have no educa~ Adoni 9 5 tional institutions of any type at all. 31 villages Or 'Total 4 71 4S 9
There are 120 medical institutions of various types power. It may be observed that higher proportion in the rural parts of the district. There are 4 Hespitals (56%) of the villages nearer to the urban areas are located each in the rural parts of Nandyal. Koil electrified. The taluk wise break up of the· 325 electri kuntla, Pattikonda and AIur taluks. 71 Dispensaries fied villages and the percentage of villages electrified t6 and 45 other institutions such as' Primary Health the total villages including the uninhabited ones i~ Centres, Family Planning clinics, Maternity and given below: -Child Welfare Centres,. etc., are existing in the rural STATEMENT 6 areas of the district. Hospital facilities are not available in the rural parts of 7 out of 11 taluks in D]STRlBul'ION OF ELECTRIFJED VILLAGES BY TALUKS the district while dispensaries and other medical Name of Total No. No. of Percentage of facilities are available in the rural areas of all the Taluk of villages Electrifie4 Electrified Villages Villages to tOlal Number taluks. The rural parts of Kurnool and Alur taluks of Villages have relatively more medical facilities while the rural (I) (2) (3) (4) parts of Banganapalle and Nandikotkur taluks have Kurnool 94 55 56.4 less. There is not even one medical institution for Nandikotkur 54 13 24.1 every 100 Sq. Kms. rural area in the district. Atmakur 46 10 23.9 Nandyal 77 35 45.5 ELECTRIFI CA T]O)ol Allagadda 87 31 35.6 The number of villages including the uninhabited Koilkuntla 92 28 30.4 Banganapalle 52 villages where power is available is given below. The 20 38.5 Dhone 76 30 39.5 villages are classified by the distance to the nearest Pattikonda 72 24 33.3 town so as to give an idea of electrification in respect Alur 94 33 33.0 -of remote villages also in the district. Adoni 172 46 26.2 Total 916 325 35.0 STATEMENT ~ The rural parts of Kurnool taluk have rela.tiveJy NUMBER OF VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED BY DISTANCE a higher proportion of electrified villages with 56.4(1/0 TO THE NEAREST TOWN followed by NandyaJ with 45.5%. The Atmakur Inde Distance Total No. of Villages pendent Sub-taluk accounts for the smallest propor from the No. of where Power Supply nearest town Villages is available tion of electrified villages with 23.9% only. Generally, in Kms. the proportion of electrified villages in each taluk in (1) (2) (3) the district is very low except in Kurnool, Nandyaf 5 or Jess 45 26 and Dhone taluks. 6-10 112 49 11-15 141 53 COMMUNICATION FACILITIES 28'S 89 16--25 Good communication facilities are necessary for 26-50 299 92 51-100 2} 16 the economic development of a district. US. 13 The statement below shows the distribution of 916 Total 325 villages classified by distance from the nearest urban There are in all 325 viIlages forming about 3S% centres and the type of road as welllls the rail conne to the total number of villages in the district having ction.
STATEMENT 7
DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY TYPE OF ROAD CONNECTED AND THE DtSTANCE TO THE "JEAREST TOWN
No. of villages connected by . Distance from ~ the Dearest Total Pucca Kutcha town No. of Puc:ca Kutcha road and road and Others (in Kms. .) villages road road train train (J) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6, t7) 5 or tess 45 26 14 2 112 S 6-10 61 35 3 1 16 11-15 141 64 49 3 3 16-25 285 126 28 98 ~ I 64 26-50 299 1Il1 117 3 2 S4 51-100 21 14' 5 I 13 2 Unspecified 2 II 916 411 Total 318 20 7 188 10
Among the 916 villages including the uninhabited 20% of the total villages in the district are not con on~s only 411 villages or about 44% of the total villages nected by either Puccs. or Kutcha roads. have pucd roads while 318 villages or about 34% of the total villages have Kutcha roads. The rail trans~ The following Statement indicates the talukwise port facilities are available only for 27 villages which distribution of villages having post and telegraph-faci accounts for nearly 3% of the total villages in the lities, telephones etc., with their average per every district. About 180 villages constituting roughly 100 Sq, Kms. of the fural area in Kuroool district.
STATEMENT 8
TALUKWISE DISTRIBttrION OF VILLAGES WITH POSTAL CO.MMl)NICATIONS
No. of villagesA-______having ~ Average- ,------No. of Others Post offices Name of the Total Post Telegraph Post and per Taluk Villages Offices Offices Telegraph Phone 100 sq. (Inhabited) Offices Kms. (I) (2) (,3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Kurnool 94 62 5 3.7 Nandikokur 52 36 • 3.7 Atamakur 46 30 1 1.6 Nandal 77 51 3 2.9 Allagadda 87 51 4 8 3.2 Koilkuntla «;0 55 2 3.6 BanganpaJle 51 27 1 3.9 Dhone 74 54 3 2 2.4 Pattikonda 70 53 1 2.7 AllIr 94 55 2 4 3.4 Adoni ]63 68 4 4 3.7 Total 898 542 10 22 20 2.9 Out of the total Dumber of 898 inhabited villages taluk while it is the least in Atmakur Independent Sub- in the district, 542 villages have post offices, 10 Villages taluk (U). - have telegraph offices, 22 villages have both post; and telegraph offices and 20 villages have trunk phone facili The.main staple food of the people in the rural ties. On an average, there are only 3 post offices per parts of the district is rice' and jowar. Besides these every 100 Sq. Kms. of rural area in the district. The two, millets like bajra, Korra and Ragi also consti proportion of villages having post offices is higher in tute nellt important staple food among certain commu Pattikonda and Dhone taluks and less in Adoni taluk. It nities in the rural areas of th(district. may be. seen that more than 50% .of the villages in each taink 11~ve post offices except Adoni taluk. But the ~ statement showing the average cultivated land number orpost offices serving 100 Sq.Kms. of rural area, and tlie average cultivable waste per village classified is relatively higher (3.9) in Banganapalle Ind. Sub- b~ the distanc~ to the nearest town is given below . • >, , STATEMENT 9
AVERAGE SIZE OF CttLTlVATEP LANJ) AND CULTIVABLB WASTE PER VILLAGE By'DISTANCE TO TIm NEAREST ToWN DistallCe from the Total Total Cultivated Average Total, '.' _ Average . Percentage oC JJe8rest town (Kms.) No. of land (Acs.) Cultivated land Cultivable Cultivable average cultivable Villages per village (Act.) ~te(Acs.) Waste per waste per village riIJage (Acs.) to average culi'iV'afed land per viJIage (I), (2) (3) - (4) (5) (6) (7) !i or ~eSs 45 114,597 2,546 6,215 138 5.4 ,-UI " 112 256,455 2,289 18,927 168 7.3 11-15" 141 324,488 2,301 36,075 256 ILl t'-23( . 285 704,355 2,471 92,658 I. 325 1'3,2 26-50: 299 777,000 2,598 97,998 328 12.' 51-loQ 21 72.959 3,474 8,987 428 12.3 Unspecified 13 3,582 275 147 11 4.9 Total 916 2,253,436 2,460• 261,007 285 11.6 11
On an average the area under cultivation in each cultivated land which could be brought under the plough village is 2,4(10 acres while the extent of cultivable with some effort. The talukwise particulars given waste is 285 acres only. In other words there is culti below will help to arrive at a comparative assessment vable waste in each village equivalent to . 11.6% of the of different taluks in the district.
STATEMENT 10
AVERAGE SIZE OF CULTIVATED LAND AND CULTlVABLE WASTE PER Vn,LAGES BY TALUK8
Name of the Total Total Cultivated Average Cultivated Total Cultivable Average: Cultivable Percent~ge of taluk No. of land (Acs.) land per village W (I) (2) (.1) (4) (5) (6) (7) Kurnool 94 267,092 2,841 28,484 303 10.7 Nandikotkur 54 166,5H 3.085 32,555 602 19.5 Atmakur 46 105,008 2.283 13,614 295 12.9 Nandyal 77 106,231 1,37) 10,902 141 10.2 AJlagadda 87 154,098 ],771 62.330 716 40.4 Koilkuntla 92 204,383 2,221 8.870 964 43.4 Banganapalle 52 107,092 2,051 2.378 457 22.3 Dhone 76 169,062 2.224 22.3n 29~ 13.2 Pattikonda 72 307,414 4,269 23,685 229 S.l Alur 94 II 355,28) 3,779 2,393 254 6.7 Adoni J72 31t ,230 1,809 53,454 304 16.8 Total 916 2.,253,436 2,460 261,007 285 11.6 The average cultivated land per village is relati ii) there is not even a medical institution for every vely more in Pattikonda taluk followed by Alur taluk 100 Sq Kms., rural area, with 4,269 Acres and 3,779 Acres respectively, while iii) pow~r supply is available only to ab()ut Olle it is less in Nandyal and Allagadda taluks where only thud of the total villages (including the unin 1.379 Acres and 1,771 Acres respectively are under habited) in the district, -cultivation. iv) th~ pucca road means of transport is available The proportion of cultivable waste to the culti In about 46% of the total villages. vated land per village is comparatively more in Kcil v) ·there are about 3 post ?ffices on an average per kuntla and Allagadda taIuks with 43.4% and 4.64% every 100 Sq. Kms. ot the rural area ill the respectively while it is less in Pattikonda and Alur district, and taluks with 5.3% in the former and 6.7% in the latter. vj) in each village there is cultivable waste on The several particulars furnished in the ViUage an average equivalent to about 11.6% ()f tb.e Directory reveal that : cultivated land. i) minimum educational facilities are not availa The above factors indicate the fields where fut ble in 9% of the total inhabited villages in ther development is required in the countryside of the district, Kurnool district. ...... _- - .--- -. -- KURNOOL TALUK a:: :!. a:: ~ ~ :::l 11. ~ ::E ~ S ~ to; 15 ::l ~ =..J b ~ ;: l- . ~~< II) III: is II...J ... <08 < ~Oz a QZa: z lI: o :::l :a::~ x: .J - < ::l N ~ I- ~ < i 11. ~ I ~ z S 0 :: a <{ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KURNOOL TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 66 Amadaguntla 86 Meedhivemula 72 Anugonda 58 Mudumalagurthi A. (Ayyavari) Gokulapad 48 10 Munugala 21 Munagalapad 43 B. (Bandi) Thandrapadu Basavapuram 19 N, Kanthalapadu 76 Bastipadu 88 3 Belagal 42 Nanur 84 Bodduvanipalle 71 Nayakal 75 Bollavaram 20 Nizzur 54' Brahmanadodd i 93 Brahmana pal Ie 34 Nuthanapalle 65 Budidapad 5 Burrandoddi 40' Orvakal 59 ChanugondJa 95 Palakolanu 81 ChetiamaUapuram 2 Pa1ukudoddi iiI) Chinna Tekur 25 Panchalingala 45 Pandipad 30 Devamada 52 Pannakal 32 Diguvapadu 49 Parla 44 Dinnedavarapadll 78 Dupad 35 Pasupula 18 Peddapadll 15 Edururu 77 Pe VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electrici ty Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water , nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 M. Sompuram 0.46 V PR Ri,J,K 2 Palukudoddi 6.05 P W PI{ PO Ri,J,K 3 Belagal 15.71 3P,H D E T PR PO,TO Ri,J,K 4 Kambadahal 4.19 P E V 'PR PO Ri,J,K 5 Burrandoddi 8.67 P W,V PR PO Ri,J,K 6 Polakal 11.80 3P Phc,Mcw E W,C PR PO Ri,J,K 7 Gundurevula 9.34 P R PR. PO Ri,J,K 8 Kondapuram 7.18 .p W PR PO Ri,J,K , 9 Kothakota . 6.96 2P E R PR PO Ri,J,I<. }O ' Munugala 4.68 2P E V KR PO Ri,J,K II Mallapuram 3.43 P E W,V PR Ri,J,K 12 Remata lLlI 2P E W' PR PO Ri,J,K 13 Sunkesula 2.59 P E C .PR Ri,J,K 14 R. Konthalapadu 6.04 P E C PR PO Ri,J,K 15 Edururu 4.55 P E C PR PO Ri,J,K 16 G. (Gopala) Singavaram 6.10 2P E R PR PO Ri,J,K 17 Ulchala 15.94 3P,H D E W PR PO,TO Ri,J,K 18 Peddapadu 3.20 H E W PR PO Ri,J,K 19 Basavapuram 6.81 P W PR Ri,J,K 20 Nl~ur 4.71 P E R PR PO Ri,J,K 21 Munagalapad 3.97 E R PR Ri,J,K 22 Mamidalapad 3.53 E R PR PO Ri,J,K 23 KaJlur 12.09 p E R PR PO Ri,J,K 2-l Roja 0.44 Urban Area (Included in Kurnoo/ City) 25 Panchali ngala 6.73 R KR PO Ri,J,K 26 E. (Etiawala) Tandrapadu . 2.71 P R,W PR PO Ri,J,K 27 Kurnool Urban Area (Kt/rnool City) 28 Joharapuram Urban Area (Included in Kurnool City) 29 Gondiparla 4.48 P '" I R KR PO Ri.J,K .30 Devamada 2.87 P W KR Ri,J,K 31 Pudur 8.58 P R KR Ri,J,K 3.16 32 Diguvapadu P E \W PR Ri,]~K 33 Gargeyapurarn 12.19 2P,H D E W PR; PO Ri,J,K 34 NuthanapaUe 1.39 W,V KR Ri,J,K 35 Pasupu!a 3.06 P E W PR PO Ri,J,K Rudravaram 36 10.22 P E W KR Ri,J,K Puricherla 7.23 P 37 W PR PO Ri,J,K 38 Kethavaram 6.41 l' V PR Ri,],R 39 Kannamadakala . 4.69 P W KR Ri,J,K 40 Orvakal 1().68 2P,H D W PR. PO,TO Ri,J,K • 16 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITTES AV~ILABLE WITHIN THI! VILLAGE .' tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.MiJes 'Educational Medical Electrici ty Drinking . q>mr.nu- Post and'"' Food No. water mcatIonS Telegraph ( I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Loddipalle 6.18 P.H E W KR PO Ri,J,K 42 Nanur 16.48 2P,H D E T PR PO,PTO Ri,J,K 43 B. (Bandi) Thandrapadu • 4.23 P E W PR "1 Ri,J,K 44 Dinnedavarapadu 5.92 21> E W PR PO Ri,J,K 45 Pandipad 2.30 P E W,R KR RLJ,K 46 Lakshmipuram 13.59 P E R PR PO Ri,J.K 47 Salkapuram 3.16 P E W PR Ri,J,K 48 A. (Ayyavari) Gokulapad . \ 4.17 P ... W PR PO Ri,J,K 49 Parla .13.62 P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,K 50 R. (Regadi) Kanapuram 4.98 P W PR PO,PTO Ri,J,K. 51 Gudur 18.28 5P,2H D E C,W PR Ri,J.K. 52 Pannakal 2.16 W PR PO RLJ,K. 53 Julckal 2.20 2P E V PR PO Ri,J,K 54 Brahmanadoddi 11.76 P W PR PO Ri,J,K 55 Pulakurthi 10.61 3P,H D E W KR PO Ri,J,K 56 Varukur 5.98 2P E W PR PO,PTO Ri,J,K. 57 Kodumur 11.32 4P,H D E W,R PR PO Ri,J,K 58 Mudumalagurlhi 8.00 P W,R KR PO Ri,J,K 59 Chanugondla 11.35 P,2M E W,R KR PO Ri,J,K 60 Pylakurlhi 11.18 P E W PR PO Ri,J,K 61 Gudipadu 4.72 P E V PR PO Ri,J,K 62 Penchikalapadu 2.82 p E. W PR Ri,J,K 63 K. (Kuruva) Nagulapuram 10.15 2P E W PR Ri,J,K 64 Markapuram 3.69 P E W PR PO Ri,J,K 65 Budidapad 3.98 2P W PR Ri,J.K Amadaguntla 66 4.78 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,K 67 Yerradoddi 7.45 P W PR PO Ri.J,K Gorantla 68 2.16 P E R PR Ri,J,K Laddagirr 69 2.96 2P,H 0 E R PR PO,TO Ri,J,K PT(i) Konganapad 70 1. 90 2P E W KR PO Rt,J,K 71 Nayakal 5.43 p W KR Ri,J,K 72 Anugonda 6.41 P E R KR PO Ri,J,K 73 Remadur 1.53 P R KR Ri,J,K 74 Pusulur 5.15 F- E R KR Ri,J,K 75 BolJavaram 2.02 P R KR PO Ri,J,K 76 Bastipadu 6.56 P E R KR PO Ri,J,K 77 Pcdda Tekur 4.30 p E W,R PR Ri,J,K 78 Dupad 3.43 p R PR,T Ri,J,K 79 Thadakanapalle 5.45 P W KR Ri,J,K 80 Chinna Tekur 4.91 p E R PR PO Ri,J,K 17 DIRECTORY. Inel Land use KURNOOL TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,- ----.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo[;ical Code Forest Culturable for culti- ~distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Mllrket if any (11) (l2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) 1,449 1,454 51 1,001 Kurnool 21 41 T(9): W(79) 8,120 892 756 Kurnool j6 42 T(l85): Tk(53), W(132) 1,610 • 460 455 Kurnool8 43 2,152 733 903 Kurnool 6 44 T(82): C(82) 1,147 196 47 Kurnool5 45 T(854): C(854) 6,050 516 1,277 . Kurnool 13 Sunday 46 T(279): C(279) . 1,511 66 166 Kurnool 13 Sunday 47 T(l89): C(189) 2,127 77 275 Kurnool 16 Sunday 48 T(656): C(636),W(20) 7,399 155 471 Kurnool21 Sunday 49 TI359): C(359) 2,489 188 185 Kurnool 37 50 ~ T(2,464): C(2,372),(W(92) 7.171 679 1,385 Kurnool 21 Friday 51 T(105): C(l05) 887 76 314 Kurnool 37 52 T(75): C(75) 1,038 62 233 Kuruool 35 53 T(I ,661): C(1,661) 2.491 595 2,779 Kurnool 35 54 T(l,364): C(l,3M) ;l 'lSl3 264 1,778 Kurnool46 Wednesday 55 T(589): C(589) 2,b65 65 508 Kurnooi 40 56 T(286): C(286) 5.897 2~5 770 Kurnool 35 Saturday 57 T(l59): C(159) 3,39') 55 1,507 Kurnool 43 58 T(l5): W(15) 6,366 65,1 232 Kurnoo! 38 59 T(790): C(790) 5,247 746 372 Kurnool30 60 T(680): C(6EO) 1.814 28(; 246 Kurnool 24 - 61 T(192): C(192) 1,318 109 185 Kurnool 19 62 T(422): C(422) 15193 110 4,771 Kurnool 18 Tuesday 63 T(31): C(31) 1,999 47 284 Kurnool 19 64 T(300): C(300) 1, 785 120 347 Kurnool21 65 T(435): C(43S) .2,260 108 256 Kurnool26 66 T(743): C(743) 3,347 207 371 Kurnool 33 67 T(225): ((225) 150 735 272 Kurnool35 Monday Madhavaswamy 68 Temple T(597): C(597) 512 566 256 ~ Kurnool 40 69 ~- T(4): W(4) 917 150 146 Kurnool 27 70 T(22): W(17),0(5) 3,233 '107 99 Kurnool27 71 T(338)_: C(338) 3,173 180 411 Kurnool 38 72 T(149): C(139),K(10) 564 84 182 Kurnool27 73 T(467): C(456),O(6),R(5) Kurnool24 74 T(189): C(118),R(71) 704 , 34 365 Kurnool20 75 T(595): C(583),W(8),R(4) 4,061 668 154 Kurnool 16 76 ~ T(141): C(1l3),(O(18),W(10) 2,198 2 411 Knrnool 11 77 T(23): C(23) 1,661 432 74 Kurnool II 78 277 T(7S); Tk(69),W(6) 1,876 405 flS5 Kurnool 13 79 972 T(273): Tk(266).W(7) 1,864 3 30 Kurnool 13 ~ 18 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------.A. Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nication~ Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Chetlamallapuram 3.46 P E W PR PO Ri,J,K S2 Ulindakonda 10.54 2P,H D E W PR,T PO,TO, Ri,J,K Phone 83 Yaparlapad 9.53· P E W KR Ri,J,K 84 BodduvanipalJe 7.06 P W KR Ri,J,K 85 Uyyalavada 9.94 P ~ E w. KR PO Ri,J,K &6 Meedhivemllia 10.08 P D E W KR PO Ri,J,K 87 Uppalapadu 5.67 p E W KR PO Ri,J,K 88 N. KanthaJapadu 2.25 \ P W KR PO RU,K 89 Gutlapad 5.66 P W KR Ri,J,K 90 Hussainapuram 6.18 P,H Phc,Mcw W .PR PO Ri,J,K 91 Thippayapalle 3.47 P W PR Ri,J,K 92 Shakunala ]0.34 2P W PR PO Ri,J,K 93 Brahmanapalle 3.31 P W PR RU,K 94 Kalva 10.37 2P R FR PO Ri,J,K 95 Palakolanu . 4.94 P W PR Ri,J,K 96 Somayajulapalle 5.00 P W PR PO Ri,J,+2:fo ~ 91 Komarole 7.17 P W PR PO Ri,J,K 19 DIRECTORY and Land use KURNOOL TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 469 T(12): W(!2) 1,463 197 76 Kurnoo! 23 81 T(79): Tk(48),W(31) 4,562 1,271 837 Kurnoo! 23 82 3,392 T(8): W(8) 1,783 258 658 Kurnool27 83 1,995 T(26): C(21),0(5) ],461 90 946 Kurnool26 84 3,802 453 2,106 . Kurnool 29 85 1,789 578 4,084 Kurnoo! 26 86 T(!45): 0(121),W(24) 1,744 196 1,543 Kurnool38 87 T(23): 0(23) 1,112 88 217 Kurnool29 88 T(12): 0(12) 2,203 372 1,035 Kurnool29 89 2,577 540 838 Kurnool30 90 . T(19): W(19) J,457 114 630 Kurnool40 91 T(18): W(18) 3,562 510 2,527 Kurnool38 92 T(69): W(69) 1,133 242 674 Kurnool40 93 T(859): 0(826),W(33) 2,383 837 2,590 Kurnool32 Spring in temple 94 T(23): Tk(23) 1,204 88 15,856 Kurnool 35 95 T(30): W(30) 1,143 371 1,656 Kurnool 38 96 123 T(104): W(59),0(45) 1,895 469 2,097 Kurnool 43 97 \ NANDIKOTKUR TALUK KOLLAPUR TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH MAHBUBNAGAR NANDIKOTKUR TALUK KURNOOL DISTRICT "IUSl 4- • 10 KILOMETRES ALAMPUR TALUK MAHBUBNAGAR DS~T ATMAKUR KURNOOL TALUK District Boundary Taluk 80undary _.L_ Village Boundary with location Code N'lmber © Taluk HeadqUlrten TOWM I Urban Area PRATHA Names of AU Large Villata with Minimum Population of 5,000 KOTA with lOtitiOn Site SH State tllthways Other Roads ~ River NANDYAL TALUK _ Symbolic Repres.entatlOll of VillIges: 5,000 and.tlcve Persons • 1.000 to .,999 Penoas A 500 to 999 Persons • 2eo to 49'9 Persons less than 100 Persons • POSITiON OF KUftNOOL DISTRICT Un-Inhabited IN ANOHRA PRADESH o MILES 64 0 6+ 128 1'q..tO Post Offices TtJecrapah Offi«o 64 J &4' AS,91KMS. PS Polke Stations RH Rest House, Tmellen' 8unplow HoJpitaLi. Primary Health Centres, Dispensanes, ® CMd and Maternity Welfare Note:~ L. C. No. 27 Fully Included In Nandlkotkur Town Name of the ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NANDIKOTKUR T ALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 53 Alaganur 33 Masapeta 26 Allur 41 Midthur 1 Murvakonda 11 Musalimadugu 3S Bannur 4 Mutchumarri 49 Bannur 32 Nagaluty 6 Beeravole 21 Nagatur 24 Bizenevemula 27 Nandikotkur 15 Bollavaram 28 Bollavaram 30 Brahmanakotkur 19 Pagidyala 44 Byrapuram 5 Palamarri 47 Parumanchala 13 Prathakota 42 Cherukucherla 38 Chintalpalle 36 Chowtkur 54 Rollapadu Sangameswaram 31 Damagatla 7 2S Satanikota 37 Devanur 8 Siddeswaram 40 Sunkesula 10 Erramatam 55 Talamudipi 12 Gummadapuram 16 Tangedencha 50 Tarigopula 39 lalakanur 46 Tartur 14 Tatipadu 34 Kadumuru 43 Thimmapuram 20 Konidyala 51 Tudicherla 52 Korrapolur Vaddemanu 18 Lakshmapuram 29 Veepanagandla 48 Lingapuram 45 9 Veerabhadradurgam 2 Veerapuram 22 Maddigatlu 23 Malyala 17 Mandlem 3 Ycllala 21 22 VILLAGt Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq_.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph ( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Murvakonda 10.24 P R 'PR PO Ri,C,K 2 Veerapuram 2.18 P R KR Ri,C,K 3 Yellala 4.07 P R Ri,C,K 4 Mutchumarri 8.39 P W PR PO Ri,C,K 5 Palamarri 2.37 p W Ri,C,K 6 Beeravole 2.76 P, W PO Ri,C,K 7 Sangameswaram 0.82 P R RLC,K 8 Siddeswaram 8.99 p R PO Ri,C,K 9 Veerabhadradurgam 0.47 P R Ri,C,K 10 Erramatam ~.24 p W PO Ri,C,K 11 Musalimadugu 6.56 UP W PO Ri,C,K 12 Gummadapuram 6.57 P W,Tk Ri,C,K 13 Prathakota ~15 P,H D W,R KR PO Ri,C,K 14 Tatipadu 3.59 P W PO Ri,C,K 15 Bollavaram 4.32 Uninhabited 16 Tangedencha 6.94 P E W PR PO Ri,C,K ]7 Mandlem 10.30 P E W PR PO Ri,C,K 18 l.akshmapuram 7.91 P W PO Ri,C,K 19 Pagidyala 9.04 P E W KR PO Ri,C,K 2G Konidyala 1.48 UP,H E W PR PO Ri,e,K 21 Nagatur 7.33 P E w,e Ri,e,K 22 Maddigatlu 3.65 Uninhabited 23 Malyala 5.17 P \. e PO Ri,e,K 24 Bizenevemula 4.09 P W,R PO Ri,C,K 25 Satanikota 5.69 P R PO Ri,C.K 26 Allur 5.30 P E W KR Ri,C,K 27 Nandikotkur 891 Urban Area (Nal1dikotkur TowlI) 28 Boliavaram 3.52 P E W PR Ri,C,K 29 Vaddemanu 9.14 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,C,K 30 Brahmanakotkur 7.10 3P,H D E W,T PR PO Ri,C,K 31 Damagatla 6.16 P E W KR PO Ri,C.K 32 Nagaluty 5.06 P W KR Ri,C.K 33 Masapeta 5.12 P W PO Ri,C,K 34 Kauumuru 6.49 P D W KR PO Ri,C,K 35 Bannur 4.36 P W PO Ri,e,K 31) Chowtkur 6.65 P W PO Ri,e,K 37 Devanur 5.80 P W,R PO Ri,C,K 38 Chintalpallc 6.68 P W PO Ri,e,1( 39 lalakanur 7.02 P D W,R PO Ri,e,K 40 Sunkesula 6.17 P W,R Ri,C,K 23 DIRECTORY and Land use NANDlKOTKUR TALUK .- LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.. ,Nearest Day historical Loca-, Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(2,636): C(2,636) 1,788 766 1953 Nandikotkur 18 1 T(260): C(260) 447 102 j86 Nandikotkur 21 2 T(647): C(647) 1,747 102 586 Nandikotkur 24 2 T(2,527): C(2,527) 1,791 297 754 Naadikotkur 16 4 T(929): C(929) 463 102 22 Nandikotkur 16 5 1(813): .c(813) 577 319 57 Nandikotkur 17 6 T('!I4): C(94) 340 76 14 Nandikotkur 27 Eswara Temple 7 201 3,889 1 1,663 Nandikotkur 32 8 214 62 24 Nandikotkur 35 9 3,664 3)7 1,85l Nandikotkur 25 10 T(373): TK(373) 3,505 218 102 Nandikotkur 25 11 1(113): TK(I!3) 2,551 197 1,346 Nandikotkur 30 12 T(3,499): C(3,499) 1,717 234 4,886 Nandikotkur 16 Thursday Ruined Fort 13 T(61O): C(610) 8<;'0 216 581 Nandikotkur 16 14 T(630): C(630) 682 21 1,431 Nandikotkur 16 15 3,7~3 651 37 Nandikotkur 10 16 5,311 95 1,192 Nandikotkur 9 17 T(329): C(329) 2,070 785 1,878 Nandikotkur 12 18 (1,555): C(1,555) 2,461 317 1,452 Nandikotkur 14 19 814 38 95 Nandikotkur 8 20 T(840): C(840) 2.S89 689 5~6 Nandikotkur 9 21 T(332): C(332) 1,238 103 663 Nandikotkur 5 22 T(625): C(625) 1,602 149 928 Nandikotkur 5 23 T(749): C(749) 929 384 555 Nandikotkur 12 24 1:(1,189): C(I,189) 1,364 399 1,559 Nandikotkur 16 25 301 T(635): C(635) 1,187 '526 749 Nandikotkur 9 26 Urban Area (Nar,dikotkur Town) 27 1,955 224 73 • Nandikotkur 6 28 570 3,753 821 705 Nandikotkur 10 29 4,198 349 3 Nandikotkur 10 30 T(112): Tk(1l2) 3,468 224 138 Nandikotkur 10 31 1,340 1,857 681 Nandikotkur 8 32 1,931 1,152 193 Nandikotkur 16 33 3,021 1,087 45 Nandikotkur 10 34 2,252 149 389 Nandikotkur 16 35 4,057 63 136 Nandikotkur 17 36 3,276 334 108 Nandikotkur 17 37 ... , 2,686 1,439 145 Nandikotkur 16 .'.. 38 2,991 1,188 313 Nandikotkur 22 39 ... , 1,626 2,184 138 Nandikotkur 16 40 24 VIlLAGE , ADlellities KURNOOL DISTRICT .ill I) f4-.J"\ " , Loea- Area AMENITIBS AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGE lion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- ,_,Post and Food No. , , ' water nications Telegraph , , 0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (HJ) " ;; 41 Midlhur 14.36 P," W PR PO Rj,C,K 42 Ch~rukueherta 6,05, p' W PO Ri,C,K, 43 Thimmapuram ,3,68 P I ••• W Ri.C,K 44 Byrapuram 4.12 P W Ri,C,K 45 Veepanagandla 6.82 P E W PR PO Ri,C,K 4li Tartur &.60 p E W KR PO Ri,C,K 47 Parumanehala 22.2l! P,H FPC,Mew ... W KR PO ~i,C.K 4:-( Lingapuram 2.34 P W PO Ri,C,K 4') Bannur 7,45 P W PR PO Ri,C,K 5J Tarigopula 8.87 3P,H E w,e PO Ri,C,K 51 Tudicherla 7.41 P W Ri.C,K 52 Korrapolur 5.79 P '" W Ri,C,K 5.l Alaganuf 7.61 P W Ri,C;K 54 Rollapadu 7.53 "p W KR PO Ri,C,K 55 Talamudipi 13.28 2P,H W,R KR PO Ri,C,K • 25 DIRECTORY and Land use NANDlKOTKUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ------/~------,~ Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo~ical Code Forest ,---..A------... Culturable fOT culti· distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Mltrket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 8,157 837 196 Nancikotkur 12 41 3,459 317 96 Nandikotkur 15 42 ],839 479 37 Nandikotkur 16 43 2,360 190 86 Nandikotkur 15 44 4.260 S9 4S Nandikotkur 10 4S 4,930 371 199 Nandikotkur 10 46 12,149 1,781 329 Nandikotkur 18 47 1,021 446 30 Nandikotkur 22 48 T(894): C(894) 2,814 1,030 30 Nandikotkur 20 49 T(206): C(206) 3,65'J 1,548 263 Nandikotkur 21 50 T(769): C(769) 2,228 1,533 212 Nandikotkur 2S 51 T(734): C{734) 2,212 720 39 Nandikotkur 28 52 2,535 2,150 185 Nandikotkur 20 53 1,947 1,183 1,689 Nandikotkur 20 54 6,459 1,563 477 Nandikotkur 26 55 ATMAKUR INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK l- GIDDALUR TALUK II • ._. --...... __. .1 j!: " ,_,_~ DISTRICT ~. :-...... _._._ f- a: .::::! ..:., IIJ ~ « • .:~ a.. < 'Z ~ c( ; J: < U :;: \ , c( :t:. :l .J c( I- :t:. :l .J c( I- a: a: < :l 13 a.. « .J ~m .J J: 0 :;:< lI: :c a= ~ ti ..,... :;:) iii: ...I l- ,:~ 1 e :J I/) c ~ ~ .: ~ ~ is t ! 'I ~ i a. • 1 l g 2 ~ .!>~ i c( iii ...I ~ i . i ~ :! ~ ~ 3 c :;:) 0 .. a: .! !i .: I/) jl :l j fl • :0 :c J: 0 ~~ H lI: i;! f ii z u~ e t- O II: H I- :t:. .. J Z .~ j ~ dl <;~ :;:) 0 ::l l! . . 1- I!:' C c( ! .. ~~ , .J '. ~ 11 lI:' i , ~ c( " r !§ {!. j H II a l- i !E ';.~ 'i ~ ... cti ; Z f II J • ih f c( .l1 f .. j :2• !~~ i ! I !il z ;; {!. j ! H ~ I ii ! ~ ~ uti ...i...i I e .. I @ :: :t @ g j ~~ • • • • 2 . I I •II I~f· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ATMAKUR INDEPENDENT SU~-TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 31 Abdullapuram 17 Krishnapuram 19 Atmakur 12 Kurukunda 34 Bhanumukkala 27 Maddur 6 Bhattuvanipalle 26 Mittakandala 37 Boyacevula 38 Mothukur 24 Chelill)ella 35 Nallakalva 10 Nandikunta 21 Dudyala 25 Pamulapadu 15 Pinnapr.ram 5 Edurupadcr 13 Ramapuram Ganapuram 1 29 Regadigudur 7 Gokavaram 32 Gunthakandala 11 Guvvalakuntla 16 Siddapuram 18 Siddepalle 14 Indireswaram Sivapuram 22 Iskala 8 16A Srisailam Project Township 3 Juturu 2 Thummaluru 23 Kambalapalle 28 Vanala 20 Karivena 36 Velgode 4 Kokkerancha 30 Velpanur 9 Kothapafle 33 Vempenta RESERVE FOREST AREAS R.F.1O Bairluti Beat R.F.ll Pedda Ananthapuram Beat 10.1 Bairlutigudem 10.2 Pothurajupenta R.F.13 Rudracode Beat 13.1 Rudracodegudem R.F.3 Guvvala Kunta Beat R.F.1 Sivapuram Beat R.F.4 Indireswaram Beat R.F.6 Srisailam Beat R.F.2 Kothapalle Beat 6.1 Srisailam 6.2 Hatakeswaram R.F.9 Nagaluti Beat 9.1 Nagalutigudem R.F.15 Velugode North Beat R.F.l2 Nallakalva Beat 15.1 Pangidigudem R.F.17 Velugode South Beat IfR.F.14 Pesurutla Beat 17.1 Abbarajukuntagudem R.F.5 Pecheruvu North Beat 5.1 Pecheruvugudem and R.F.16 Velugode Beat Sugali Thanda 16.1 Lallamanikunta R.F.7 Pecheruvu South Beat R.F.8 Venkatapuram Beat 27 28 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB' VILLAGE tion Name of in """\ Staple Code ViUage Sq~Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ---- } Ganapttram 5.39 3P D W KR PO Ri,J 2 Thummaluru 1. 74 P W KR PO Ri,J 3 Juturu 10.36 4P W PR PO Ri,] 4 Kokkerancha 8.52 2P W KR Ri,1 5 Edurupadu 7.28 2P W KR Ri,J 6 BhattuvanipalJe 0.32. P W KR Ri,J 7 (iokavaram 6.2.7 2P W KR PO RiJ & SJVapuram 3.76 P W KR PO Ri,J 9 J\.othapalle 9.02 P,H W KR PO Ri,J 10 Nandikunta \. 4.89 21' W PR PO Ri,J 11 Guwalakuntla. 4.84 3P W KR PO Ri,J 12 Kurukunda 9.60 P E W KR PO Ri,) 13 Ramapuram 4.93 P W KR Ri,J 14 lndireswaram 6.30 2P W KR PO Ri,J IS PilllUlpuram 4.61 2P W PR PO Ri.J 16 Siddapuram 4.93 P D W PR PO Ri,J I6A Srisailam Project Ur/Jan ar(>(l (Included in Srisailam Project Township RighI Flank Colony) Township 17 Krishnapuram 2.22 P W,R PR Ri,] 18 SiddepaUe 0.73. 3P W KR PO Ri,J 19 Atmakuf (Rural} 17.00 P,H D,Mcw E W PR PTO Ri,J 20 Karivena 0.31 P E W PR PO Ri,J 21 Dw.iyaLa 11. 70 3P E W PR PO Ri,J 2l lskala 3.77 P E W KR PO Ri,J 23 Kambalapalle 0.63 ... W PR Ri,J • 24 Chelimella 5.10 2P W . KR PO Ri,J 25 Pamulapadu 9.29 .3P,H D E W PR PO .Ri,l 26 Mittakandala 9.4+ P W KR PO Ri,l 27 Maddur 6.89 2P W KR PO Ri,J 28 Vanala 9.01 p W KR PO Ri,J 29 Regadigudur 4.62 P.M ... W PR PO Ri,J 30 Velpanur 11.18 W PR PO Ri,J ~hC.-t.cw _- . .. _ • 31 Abdullapuram J.4~ p W PR PO Ri,J 32 Gunthakandala 3.66 p W K~ PO Ri,l 33 Vempenta 18.S,£) 21' W KR PO Ri,J 34 Bhanumukkala 11).39 JP W KR PO Ri,J 35 Naflakalva 10.2:1 p E W PR Po Ri,l 36 Velgode 19.08-- 5P,H D E W PR PO,TO Ri,J * 31 Boyarevula 1.16 2P E W,R PR Ri,J 3& Mothukw. 8.52 3P E W PR PO Ri,J • 29 DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of.land use in acres) ,- Religious, Nearest Day historical Loea- Area no~ Town Cultivated Area or days or archaeo- tion available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti-. 'Irrigated distance Weekly importance, No. Unirrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Market if any (11) I2 t ) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(1,821): C(1,821) 1,6C6 22 Atmakur 25 1 T(48): C(48) 1,027 38 Atmakur 19 2 T(I,504): C(1,256),O(248) 2,878 2,248 Atmakur 21 3 T(63): 0(63) 3,407 1,129 853 Atmakur 27 4 T(59): Tktl7),0(42) 2,761 581] 1,250 Atmakur 23 5 68 37 99 Atmakur 26 6 T(99): K(66),0(33) 3,430 483 Atmakur 13 7 209 T(IS3): K(183) 1,689 172 336 Atmakur 13 8 855 T(705): Tk(701),W(4) 3,557 1,360 Atmakur 11 9 T(199): Tk(IS3),W(46) 2,726 ISO 54 Atmakur 5 10 82 T(664): Tk(643),K(21) 712 300 1,339 Atmakur 8 Ii 374 TIl,732): Tk(}, 732) 2,710 565 769 Atmakur 5 12 177 T(877): Tk(840),0(37) 1,303 349 449 Almakur 5 13 909 1'(521): Tk(498),0(23) 2,028 357 223 Atmakur 5 14 2S T(389): Tk(250),0(139) 1,564 20 990 Atmakur 8 15 T(445): Tk(133),0(312) 3EO 988 1,342 Atmakur 13 16 Urban Area (Included in Srisai/am Project Township Right Flank Colony) 16A T(80); Tk(7S),0(5) 693 22 628 Atmakur 6 17 66 T(206): Tk(l54).0(52) 79 51 65 Atmakur 5 18 1,076 T(289): O(277),W(12) 8,009 101 1,411 Atmakur Proper Sunday 19 T(69): O(60),W(9) 95 40 32 Atmakur 5 20 772 T(97): K(75), W(22) 4,990 1,024 611 Atmakur 5 21 T(158): 0(158) 1,741 196 317 Atmakur 6 22 T(367): C(342).O(25) 4 32 Atmakur 9 23 T(I,362): C(984),0(378) 1,564 73 650 AtmakuT 11 24 522 1(1,\115): C(1,644),0(26O) 1,880 714 914 Atmakur 17 ""Sunday 25 T(963): C(963)' 2,360 2,400 318 Atmakur 17 26 T(I ,680): C(1680) 2,090 639 Atmakur 20 T(3,264): C(2,929),0(335) 27 28 T(I,093): C(I ,093) 1,765 50 48 Atmakur 27 29 T(l, TIl): C(1,612),0(152),V(7) 3,444 368 1,572 Atmakur 30 30 901 T(169): C(156),V(13) 817 310 36 Atmakur 23 31 11 T(424): C(413),V(1l) 434 1,000 473 Atmakur 19 32 1,051 T(2,218}: C(221S) 739 826 7,253 Atmakur 13 33 1,795 T(2,322): 0(2,322) 1,593 708 231 Atmakur 8 34 2,470 T(183): 0(183) 3,857 24 Atmakur 5 35 8,725 T(l, l02): Tk(l, 105),K(85), 25 ' 259 2,000 Atmakur 19 V(ll},W(1) 36 930 T(413): Tk(326},C(83),V(4) 1,035 597 1,607 Atmakur 19 37 T(3,095): C(2, 825), Tk(199). 1,760 215 382 ,Atmakur 19 38 V(2),W(69) . / r i...... __., .. 30 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DJSTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITfIIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in ------~, Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (I) (2) (3) . (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) R F. 2 & J Sivapuram Beat & • p w KR Cholam Kothapalle Beat R.F. 5 Pecheruvu North Beat . !t.F. 6 Hatakeswaram w FR Cholam R.F. 9 Nagaluti Beat Cholam R.F. 10 Bairluti Beat p w KR Cholam R.F.12 Rudracodegudem R.F. 15 Pangidigudem Cholam R.F. 17 Abbarajukuntagudem 31 DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK LAND OSE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r·------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo&ical Code Forest Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. ,..Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Mhfket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) Srisailam 2 Srisailam 2 Atmakur 10 \ NANDYAL TALUK ~ · , "0...- ~ , ! . S 1 0 to :: ...... 2 It :::J :.: oI- :;):.:: :.: .J o « z I- « z .Jo :.: o :;) Z .J a: « :;) I :.:: ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NANDYAL TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Villap Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 3~ Alamur 18 Kortamaddi 38 Anupur 39 Kothur 67 Ayyalur 66 Kottaia 51 Ayyavarikodur 26 Kowlur 27 Balapanur 53 Bandi Atmakur 36 M&1dur 73 Basavapuram 2 Manchalakatta 61 Bayyapukodur 68 Maseedpuram 14 Bheemavaram 42 Mitnala 9 Bhojanam 17 Munagala 34 Bhupanapadu 6 Bilakalagudur 6S Billalapuram 69 NandipaUe 64 Bollavaram 50 Nandyal 43 Brahmanapalle 57 Narayanapuram 62 Bukkapuram 3J Neravada 7 Buzanur 49 Noonepalle 48 Chabolu 29 Panyam 46 Chapirevula 10 Paramatur 3 Chennakkapallc 52 ParnapaUe 28 Chilakala 56 Pedda Devatapuram 4 Chindukur 8 Pesaravoy 30 Pinnapuram 21 Durvesi 24 Polur 15 Pulimaddi 59 Ernapadu 44 PllBulur 20 Gadigarevula 5 Gadivemula 54 Ramapuram 40 Gaggatur 16 Rayamalpuram 72 Gajulapalle 58 Galichennayapalem 1 Gani 5S Santhajutur 37 Gonavaram 71 Gopavaram 31 Thamarajupalle 22 Gorkallu 70 Thammadapalle 41 Guntanala 63 Thimmapuram 19 Thirupadu 60 Kadamalak~lva 4S Thogerchedu 13 Kakanur 47 Kanala 2S Udumalpuram 11 Karimaddula 23 Kondajutur 33 Konidedu 12 Yerraguntla RESERVE FOREST BLOCKS R.F.3 ChaJama R.F.2 Narapureddikunta R.F.l Mnllalamma R.F.4 Sarvalcattalu 33 34 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRrCT· Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE hon Name or in .A.---- Staple Cede Village Sq.Miles tducalional Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -~--~--~--~-~-._ -,~-- I Gani 12.63 2P R PR PO Ri.K,C 2 M anchalaka t ta 1. J7 2P W PR Ri,K,C 3 ChenJlakkapalle 7.48 2P R PR Ri,K,C 4 Chindukur 7.95 2P R PR PO Ri,K,C 5 Gadivemula 4.70 P,M,H Phc,Mew ... W PR PO Ri,K,C 6 Bilakalagudur 6.37 2P W PR PO Ri,K,C 7 Buzanur 4.44 6P R PR Ri.K,C g Pesaravoy p PO Ri,K,C i'" .. 5.68 E W 9- Bhojanam 2.85 P R PO Ri,K,C to Paramatur \ , 3.27 P E W Ki,K,C tl KarimadduIa 7.54 P E W PO Ri,K,C 12 Yerraguntla 3.93 P W PO Ri.K,C 13 Krkanur 2.78 p R PO Ri,K.C 14 Bheemavaram 3.81 P E R PO Ri,K,C 15 Pulimaddi 4.81 P E R PO Ri,K,C 16 Rayamalpuram 1.81 P W Ri,K,C 11 MlinagalJ 1.61 P E W Ri.K,C' 18 Kortamaddi 3.80 P R PR PO Ri,K,C 19 Thirupadu 2.8'1 p W PR RiX,C 20 Gadillarevuta 11.76 P R PR PO Ri,K,C 21 Durvesr 3.14 p D E R KR PO Ri.K,C 22 Gorkallu 4.57 p. E W Ri,K,C 23 Kondajutur 3.07 P Tk PR,T Fi,K,C 24 Polur 5.99 P.H E W PR PO Ri,K,C 25 Udumalpuram 4.78 p W.R, KR PO Ri,K,C 26 Kowlur 3.67 P E R KR PO Ri,K,C 27 Balapanur 4.57 2P E W,Tk PR PO Ri,K,C 28 Chilakala 4.42 p W KR Ri,K,C 29 Panyam 13.05 P,H Phc, Mew E W PR,T PO,TO Ri,K,C 30 Pinnapuram 10.49 p W KR Ri,K,C Ri,K,C 31 Thamarajupalle 4. r4 P W PR PO p PO Ri,K,C 32 Alamur ro.dS E W PO Ri,K,C 33 Konidedl1 5.56 P E W Ri,K,C 34 Bhupanapadu 4.02 P W -,- PO Ri,K,C 35 Neravada 4.44 P E W Ri,K,C 36 Maddur 5.92 H Phc, Mcw ... W PO Ri,K,C 31 Gonavaram 3.30 P E W PO Ri,K,C 38 Anupur 4.59 P R PO Ri,K,C 39 Kothur 1.92 p E W Ri,K,C 40 Gaggatur 2.00 p W PR 35 DIRECTORY and Land use NANDYAL TALUK LAND 1:1ss{Areaonder different types. of land use in acres) Religious. ,_. , Nearest Day historical Loca· Area Dot Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code A- Forest. . -. Culturable for culti~ distance Weekly importance, No. .. "Irrigated Unirrigated waste .vation (in Kms.) Market if any ", (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(3)R: R(3) 1,523 . 6,658 Nandyal 38 1 .. , T(33): R(33) 387 3 225 NandyaJ 32 2 , T(33): C(33) 1,586 130 3.144 Nandyal ... 3 T(243): C(243) 3,882 110 853 NandyaJ 21 4 T(3): R(3) 2,097 14 894 Nandyal27 ' Thursday 5 T(246); C(246) 3,236 10 584 Nandyal26 6 T(473): C(473) 147 2,221 Nandyal24 7 T(303): C(303) . 2,251 5 1,076 NandyaJ 22 8 T(440): C(440) 7 1,374 Nandyal21 9 T(60): C(60) 15 2,017 NandyaJ 22 10 T(840) C(840) 32 '3,943 NandyaJ 19 11 T(63): C(63) ',2,368 3 81 Nandyal 13 12 T(lB): C(1l3) 1,620 28 18 Nandyal 14 13 T(275): C(275) 4 2,159 Nandyal I) 14 T(4): R(4) . 1,645 9 1,418 Nandyal8 15 T(4): R(4) 7 13 2,590 Nandyal6 16 T(54): R(S4) 566 1 409 Nandyal6 17 T(3): C(3) 2,195 48 186 Nandyal14 18 T(22): C(22) 1,681 25 70 Nandyal 16 19 T(4): C(4) 377 1,145 Nandyal 19 .. , Bhogeswara Temple 20 . T(3): C(3) 1,123 3 280 Nandyal13 21 2,287 1 636 Nandyal13 22 T(290)~ Tk(290) 13,631 19 312 NandyaJ 13 23 2,736 2 1,095 Nandyal 11 24 3,059 Nandyal8 25 2,206 1 139 Nandyal13 26 12,849 5 70 Nandyal13 27 T(127): Tk(127) 2,110 20 571 Nandyal 14 28 T(357): Tk(357) 7,995 Nandyal 16 2' 1,199 5,475 39 Nandyal29 30 1,670 4 975 Nandyal22 31 T(259): Tk(259) 10 6,448 Nandyal21 32 T(6): C(6) 3,098 45 409 Nandyal19 33 2,496 76 NandyaI16 34 2,712 24 105 NandyaI14 .. ,. 35 2,909' 7 872 Nandyal 13 36 T(18): C(18) 2,089 Nandyal24 31 1,623 1,314 Nandyal 14 38 1,228 Nandyal16 39 807 473 Nandyal14 40 , 36 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nicatio,ns Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) , (9) (10) 41 Guntanala 2.09 P R KR. Ri,K,C 42 Mitnala 4,,34 P Tk KR PO Ri,K,C 43 Brahmanapalle 1.24 P R Ri,K,C 44 Pusulur 3.32 P R PO Ri,K.C 45 Thogerchedu 4.92 P W PO Ri,K,C 46 Chapirevula 4.10 P R, KR PO Ri,K,C 47 Kanala 9,38 2P E W,Tk PR PO Ri,K,C 48 Chabolu 3.<¥ P E W KR Ri,K,C 49 Noonepalle 12.54. H E T PR,T PO,TO Ri.K,C 50 N,mdyal 4.03 2P H,Mcw E T PR,T PO,TO Ri,K,C 51 Ayyavarikodur 0.92 P W,Tk PR PO Ri,K,C p 52 Parnapalle 5.39 E R KR PO Ri,K,C 53 Bandi Atmakur 7.85 PH Phe, Mew E R PR PO RLK,C 5.06 Ri,K,C 5~ Ramapuram P E R PO 55 Santhajutur 4.39 P E R PR PO Ri,K,C Ri,K,C 56 Peeda Devalapuram 3.08 P E W PR PO 5.15 W KR PO Ri,K,C 57 Narayanapuram P 8,06 p W Ri,K,C 58 Galichennayapalem 8.65 P W KR ipO Ri,K,C 59 . Ernapadu PO Ri,K,C 60 Kadamalakalva 6.03 P W p W Rl,K,C jil Bayyapukodur 2.41 E KR W KR Ri,K,C 62 Bukkapuram 5.70 P E W KR PO Ri,K,C 63 Thimmrpur:;ffi 2.65 P,B Phc,Mcw E W Ri,K,C 64 Bol1avanml 3.47 P E PO p W PO Ri,K,C 65 Billalapuram 0.94 2P W PO Ri,K,C 66 Kottala 1.65 3.94 3P E W PR PO Ri,K,C 67 Ayyalur 3.09 P E W.R KR PO Ri,K,C 68 Maseedpuram 4.42 2P W KR PO Ri,K,C 69 Nandipalle 3.22 P E W KR PO Ri,K,C 70 Thammadapalle 5.35 2P \ ... E W PR PO Ri,K,C 71 Gopavaram 4.45 ...... E W PR,T Ri,K,C 72 Gajulapalle " 1.50 3P W PR,T Ri,K,C 73 Basavapuram ·R.F. 1 Mallalamma R.F. 2 Narapareddy Konla RF. 3 C~}t'Ila R.F, 4 Sarvakattalu 37 DIRECTORY and Land use NANDYAL TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,... .A. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area 1:ot Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the Josical Code Forest ,... Culturable for CUltl' distance Weekly importance, No. Itrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Krns.) M;.rket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (I7) (18) (1) T(1DD): C(100) 1,227 2 8 Nandyal 16 41 T(366): C(366) 2,407 Nandyal 14 42 4::)6 366 Nandyal 13 43 T(l1): CClI) 1,974 3 136 Nandyal 11 44 1,756 II 1,381 Nandyal 10 45 T(I,71O): C(l, 710) 63 851 Nandyal 6 46 T(3,490): C(3,490) 2,513 Nandyal 10 47 T(270): C(270) 33 2,013 Nandyal5 48 T(I ,340): C(1,340) 1,685 Nandyal 10 49 T(880): C(880) 401 2 1,296 Nandyal 11 50 T(394): C(39 T(197): Tk(197) 1,382 4 388 Nandyal 24 56 T(50S): Tk (508) 180 2,608 Nandyal 26 57 T(576): Tk(576) 3,167 476 939 Nandyal24 58 T(6): C(6) 2,334 377 2,819 Nandyal 13 59 T (605): C(605) 2,112 461 631 Nandyal 13 Omkararn 60 T(321): C(321) 66 1,155 Nandyal II 61 T(108): Tk(108) 2,434 515 5'JI Nandyal II 62 T(216): C(216) 832 37 611 Nandyal 16 Mahanandi 63 T(68): C(68) 1,077 8 1,067 Nandyal 6 ... 64 T(69): C(69) 348 11 209 Nandyal 5 . 65 T(21): C(21 ) 978 56 Nandya16 66 T(29): C(29) 2,492 Nandyal 6 67 T(I,976): W{l,976) 1 Nandyal 11 68 T(2): R(2) 1,814 4 1,008 Nandyal 10 69 T(95): Tk(95) 996 <;69 Nandyal 8 70 T(41): R(41) 1,676 4 P44 Nandyal14 71 2,204 71 1,213 Nandyal 16 72 T(122): Tk(122) 500 6 332 Nandyal 18 73 ALLAGADDA TALUK !II: :J _J ~ i II:: ~ ~o ~ Cl .~ " ...... __.-_ . .--..--. \ ...... --. !II: :J _J 0( I- .J 0( > o Z' 0( Z ~ •~ g ~ i • '"~ J ~ I.• l.• I. ~ 0( ~ !- ~ ~ _J 1 2 f- j J e s ~ I- !II: ! § ~ i.! i ! ~ ~ ~ Z :J ~~ ::l .J j f I ~ U :.: « IS I _J ~l III l- ~ , !j• j ~'" 1 i~ _J !II: .. 8 ~ • • '0 0 ~ ~~ _J ::l · ! ;- _J :.: U ! ;;~ 0( !:- S" !l~ .. • ;! 0( J fi 0. I- j i ~ 0( f 11 fli ~ • • a IIi & 1 ~ 1 ia Z ~ .. ~ · · ~ :l ~ ~ j j i J ! i l l• « (I) I i C) " ci I 0 z I ~ : 0( ~ ..I • t e @ m @ i 1) ... • f I I I 11~· · ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ALLAGADDA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) 52 Ahobilam 8 M. Chintakunta 50 Alamur 32 M. Krishnapuram 63 Allagadda 76 Madduru 1 Mahadevapuram SL Mallevemula 53 Bachepalle 47 Mandalur 36 Bettalur 51 Mittapalle 21 Beeravolu 48 Mllthalur 2 Boyalakuntla 68 Mllthyalapadu 78 Brahmanapalle 44 Na1Jagatla 82 Chagalamarri 49 Narasapuram 42 Chandlur 75 Nelampadu 4 Chennur 43 Chilakalur 56 Obulampalle 67 Chinna Bodanam 26 Chinna .Kambalur Padakandla 85 Chinnavangali 57 64 Palasagaram 66 Chintakommadinne 10 Pasurupadu 83 Chintalacheruvu 62 Pathakandukur 73 Peddabodanam 69 Dantlavaripenta 60 Pedda Chintakunta 6 Deebaguntla 25 Pedda Kambalur 59 Devarayapuram 8~ Peddavangali 28 Perur 24 Ellavathula 37 Erragudidinne 4J R. Naglliavaram 29 Erraguntla '54 R. Krishnapuram 80 Rajoli 46 G. Zambuladinne 74 ' Rampalle 3 Gangavaram 12 Rayapadu 70 Godigenur 39 Rudravaram 45 Gopalapuram 15 Gosapadu 13 S. Kulur 79 Gotlur 61 S.Lingamdinne 18 Govindapalle '] S.Nagulavaram· 58 Gubagundam 5 Sambavaram 35 Gumparamandinne 71 Settiveedu 20 Sirve! 33 Jeenepalle 23 Srirangapuram 16 JiJlela 9 JulepalJe 40 ' T. Lingamdinne 11 Thellapuri 72 Thodandlapalle 71 Kalugotlapalle 1.9 KaminenipalJe 34 Vanikemdinne 17 KanaJapalle 14 VantivelagaJa 38 Kondamayapalle 27 Velagalapalle 65 Kotakandukur 22 Kotakonda 55 Yadawada 30 Kotapad 31 Yallur RESERVE FOREST AREA R.F.l Pacherla R.F.2 Ahobilam 40 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRlcr Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Naple of in r- Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) J Mehadevapuram 4.53 H W PR PO C,A 2 BoyalakuntJa 2.15 P W PR PO C,Ri 3 Gangavaram 2.55 P W KR C,Ri 4 Chennur 9.68 P E W PO C,A S Sambavaram 2.11 P E W ,KR PO Rice ~ Deebaguntla 4.24 p E W PR PO Ri,C 7 S. Nagulavaram 1.55 I' W PR PO Rice 8 M. Chintakunta 3.31 p W PR Rice 9 Julepalle 1.63 \ , P W PR PO Ri,e to Pasurupadu 2.59 P W PR Ri,e 11 Thenapuri 3.92 p R PR Cholam 12 Rayapadu 1.40 P R PR Cholam 13 S. Kulur 0.96 W C,K 14 Vantivelagala 2.86 P W PR Ri,C 15 Gosapadu 5.28 P,H D W PR PO Fi,C Hi Jillela 6.84 P E W PR PO,Phone Rice 17 Kanalapal1e 2.11 P E W KR Rice 18 GovindapalJe 3.95 P.B E W PR PO. Phone Ri,C 19 Kaminenipal)e 2.45 I' W P@ . Rice 20 Sirvel 18.15 P.H D E W PR PTO Rice 21 Ueeravolu 2.78 P W C.A 22 Kotakonda 5.23 p W PR PO C,A 23 Srirangapuram 4.43 P D W PO C.A 24 Ellavathula 5.01 P W KR PO C.A 25 POOda Kambalur 9.69 M W PO C,A 26 Chinna Kambalur 7.60 2P W PO C,A 27 Ve}agalapalle 1.67 P W C,A 28 Perm 6.08 3P W C,A 29 ErragUnt}a 6.11 P,B, D E W PR PO C,A 30 Kotapad 3.04 P E W KR PO C,A 31 Yallur 10.19 ~,H Phc Mcw E W PR PO,Phone Ri,e 32 M. Krishnapurarn 2.83 p W Rice 33 Jeenepane 2.60 P W KR PO Rice 34 Vanikemdinne 2.00 P W KR Rice 3S Gurnparamandinne 5.63 p W KR PO Ri,e 36 Bettalur 8.42 4P E W PR PO C,A 37 Erragudidinne 6.16 2P E W PO C,A 38 Kondamayapalle 4.76 .p W PR C,A 39 Rudravaram 5.86 3P,H Phe,Mew E W PR PTO,Phone C,Ri 40 T. Ungamdinne 6.23 P W PO Cholam 41 DIRECTORY aod Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types or land use in aeras) Religious, ,... Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores' Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(S): C(S) 1,450 1,225 283 Nandyal 18 Saturday 1 T(lS6): Tk(IS6) 669 31 520 Nandyal 12 Saturday 2 T(34): Tk(34) 956 452 227 Nandyal 10 Saturday 3 T(1l8): Tk(ll8) 3,693 1,474 910 Nandyal 14 Seturday 4 T(626): C(626) 371 177 176 Nahdyal 12 Saturday 5 T(I,404): CCl,404) 202 624 483 Nandyal 15 Saturday 6 T(441): C(441) 20 370 161 Nandyal20 Saturday 1 T(617): CClil7) 698 593 210 Nandyal 13 Saturday 8 T(258): C(258) 484 208 93 Nandyal 10 Saturday 9 T(521): C(521) 570 433 133 NalJdyal 17 Saturday 10 T(57): C(57) 2,338 61 52 Banganapalle 12 Saturday 11 .. , 798 19 85 Banganapalle 10 Saturday 12 586 S 23 Banganapalle 14 Saturday 13 T(241): C(241) 1,426 28 135 Nandyal24 Saturday 14 T(141): C(141) 2,004 1,182 52 Nandyal20 Saturday IS T(2,305): C(2;30S) 739 951 382 Nandyal 24 Saturday 16 T(472): C(472) 474 272 132 Nandyal 18 Saturday 17 T(238): C(238) 770 1,137 383 Nandyal IS Saturday 18 T(458): C(458) 329 458 323 Nandyal 19 Saturday 19 T(3,S78): CC3,415),Tk(163) 1,125 4,952 1,961 Nandyal 23 Thursday 20 T(108): Tk(l08) 897 250 542 Nandyal 15 Saturday 21 T(41): Tk(41) 2,262 872 172 Nandyal 24 Saturday 22 T(S7): Tk(S7) 1,738 643 397 Nandyal 26 Saturday 23 1,945 T(lOl): Tk(lOI) 28\ 6M 215 Nandyal 26 Thursday 24 TOOl): TkOOl) 2,728 1,031 2,341 Nandyal 28 Saturday 25 T(345): Tk(345) 2,386 1,216 '23 Nandyal26 Saturday 26 T(Sl): Tk(81) 125 821 49 Nandyal30 Saturday 27 T(369): Tk(33S).CC31) 1,431 1,386 705 Nandya124 Thursday 28 T(2,584): CC2,584) 217 1,077 32 Nandyal 25 Saturday 29 T( 1 ,703): C( 1,703) 138 104 Nandyal 30 Saturday 30 T(2,432): C(2,432) 2,169 4 1,918 Nandyal 3S Saturday 31 T(244): q144) 1,284 160 123 Nandyal27 Saturday 32' T(834): C(834) 358 378 160 Nandyal30 Saturday 33 T(975): C(975) 233 72 Nandyal 30 Thursday 34 T(l,280): CCI,2S0) 1,064 805 454 Nandyal 36 Thursday 35 T(2,210): C(2,210) 1,717 1,212 249 Nandyal 31 Thursday 36 T(232): Tk(232) 2,834 2S1 595 Nandyal32 Thursday 37 T(234): Tk(234) 554 240 2,018 Nandyal30 Saturday 38 T(3S9): Tk(3S9) 1,386 1,772 233 Nandyal38 Thursday 39 1,243 T(130): Tk(130) 1,324 1'012 258 Nandyal44 Thursday 40 42 vnLAGE Amenities KURNOOL J)JSTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES A V AILABLll WITHIN mE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Cornmu- Post and"'" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 R. Nagulavaram 3.31 P E W PR PO Cholam 42 Chandlur 5.28 P W PO Cholam 43 Chilakalur 3.61 P W Cholam 44 Nallagatta 5.92 P E W PR PO Ri,C 45 Gopalapuram 1.01 P E W PR Ri,C 46 G. Zambuladinnc: 3.87 3P W PR PO Ri,C 47 Mandalur 3.68 2P W KR PO Cholam 48 Muthalur 7.84 3P E W PR PO Cholam 49 Narasapuram ~.35 P,M D E W PR Cholam 50 Alamur 1 ,02 P,M,H E W PR PO Cholam 51 Mittapalle 9.32 P ~ .. W Cholam 52 AhobiJam 5.21 P E W PR PO,Phone C,A 53 BachepaUe 5.95 P W PO C,A 54 R. Krishnapuram 6.15 P .. , W PR PO C,A 55 Yadawada 8.41 P W PR PO C,A 56 Obulampalle 3.99 P W PO C,A 57 Padakandla 5.17 P E W PR PO C,A 58 Gubagundam 4.61 P R G,A 59 Devarayapuram 3.43 P E W PR Ri,C 60 Pedda Chintakunta 11.00 PI E w PR PO,Phone Ri,C 61 S. Lingamdinne 2.00 P E W KR PO Ri,C 62 Pathakandukuf 5.40 P W PR Ri.C 63 AUagadda 3.96 5P,JC,2H D E W PR PTO,Phone Ri,C 64 Palasagaram 0.87 p R Ri,C 65 Kotakandukur 10.30 P E W PR PO C,A 66 Chintakommadinne 3.38 P E W PR PO C,A 67 Chinna Bodanam 4.82 P W C,A 68 Muthyalapadu 10.11 P,M,H W PR PO G,A 69 Dantlavaripenta 1.34 p W G,A 70 Godigenur 4.53 p W PR C,A 71 Settivc:edu 8.69 p B W PR C,A 72 Thodandlapalle 3.76 R W C,A 73 Peddab<;ldanam 6.06 P,~ E R PR PO C,A 74 Rampane 1.81 p W C,A 75 Nelampadu 2.74 ~ W PO C,A 76 Madduru 5.46 P E W PR PO C,A p 77 KalugotlapalIe 2.48 W PO C,A 78 Brahmanapalle 0.82 p ... W C.A 79 Gotlur 4.00 p W PO C,A 80 Rajoli 4.25 p W C,A 43 DIRECTORY and Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, """\ Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not Town or days or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r . Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. lrngated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) tI2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(54): C(54) 1,763 198 103 Nandyal40 Thursday 41 T(129): C(129) 2,015 1,047 188 Nandyal40 Thursday 42 T(39): C(39) 1,714 128 429 Nandyal40 Thursday 43 T(745): Cl745) 1,270 1,5<;0 183 Nandyal 32 Thursday 44 T{27-i): C(274) 84 183 105 Nandyal 36 Thursday 45 T(36I): C(361) 1,499 375 ,241 Nandyal 35 Thursday 46 T(212): C(212) 1,240 711 186 Nandyal 40 Thursday 47 T(16): Bugga(16) 3,132 1,417 452 Nandyal40 Thursday 48 T(l4): C(H) 2,812 1,508 369 Nandyal 49 Thursday 49 T(223): Tk(223) 3,032 2,533 2,544 Nandyal54 Thursday 50 T(l5S): Tk(15S) 70 396 5,340 NandyaJ 56 Thursday 51 1,213 T(24): Tk(24) 1,008 227 862 Nandyal 67 Thursday 52 1,990 1,644 174 Nandyal 60 Thursday 53 737 T(87): 0(87) 1,5~7 1,130 385 Nandyal 58 Thursday 54 1,782 T(144): Tk(144) 2,108 1,131 219 Nandyal 53 Thursday 55 T(28): W(28) 2,169 146 232 Nandyal 50 Thursday 56 T(187): W(l87) 1,959 946 216 NandyaJ 45 Thursday 57 T(765): C(765) 1,765 267 153 Nandyal 36 Thursday 58 T(l,818): C(1,818) 245 55 71 Nandyal 45 Thursday 59 T(1,260):, (1,260) 4,302 1,006 478 Nandyal 45 Thursday 60 T(289): C(289) 875 43 73 Nandyal46 Thursday 61 T(I,373): CCL373) 1,215 859 9 Nandyal 48 Thursday 62 T(I, 158): CO, 158) 502 870 4 Nandyal43 Thursday '3 T(9): (.'(9) 203 256 76 Nandyal44 Thursday 64 T(155): C(155) 4,122 2,144 177 Nandya152 Thursday. 65 T(68): C(68) 1,410 578 107 Nandyal 52 Thursday 66 T(43): C(43) 2,165 736 140 Nandyal 58 Thursday 67 T(331): C(33 [) 3,199 1,985 955 Nandyal65 Thursday 68 207 T(St): 0(51) 38 301 260 NandyaJ 69 Thursday 69 601 T(16): 0(16) 1,373 738 171 Nandyal 68 Thursday 70 350 T(137): W(137) . 963 3,572 539 Nandyal69 Thursday 71 T(5): 0(5) 1,931 407 11 Nandyal63 Thursday 72 T(345): C(345) 2,543 1,214 806 Nandyal 57 Thursday 73 T(33): C(33) 134 225 266 Nandyal58 Thursday 74 1,436 256 61 Nandyal 60 Thursday 75 T(IS): 0(15) 2,994 231 254 Nandyal 60 Thursday 76 1,309 78 200 Nandyal62 Thursday 77 431 72 11 Nandyal62 Thursday 78 T(2): C(2) 91 371 2,096 Nandyal66 Thursday 79 2,271 132 307 Nandyal69 Thursday SO 44 VILLAGE Amenities KURNQOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name or in ,- ., Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Mallevemula 3.85 P W PO Cholam 82 ChagaJamarri 5.77 PH D E W PR PTO,Phone Cholam 23 Chintalacheruvu 3.70 p W PO Cholam 84 Peddavangali 3.25 p W PO Cholam 85 Chinnavangali 2.41 p W PO Choiam RF. 1 Pacherla RF. 2 Ahobilam \ 45 DIRECTORY 8nd Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,------J~------.------~ Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13), (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) Nandyal 70 Thursday 81 Nandyal 67 Thursday 82 Nandyal70 Thursday 83 NandyaJ 73 Thursday 84 Nandyal75 Thursday 8S \ KOILKUNTLA TALUK 'I! .. 3 \ i \ I / ( \ -. \ .... \ " , "( (" \ I I ~.1 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KOlLKUNTLA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 6 Abdullapuram 58 Lingala 27 Akumalla 33 Lingamdinne 28 Alavakonda 35 Allum 39 Mangapalle 53 Amadala 81 Mayaluru 68 Arjunapuram 32 Mikkinenipalle 15 Mirzapuram 65 Bheemunipadu 61 Mogalai Uppalur 54 Bijinavemula 41 M uchalapuri 13 Bilam 43 Mudigodu 84 Bodemmanur 40 M ukkiilmalla 44 Bondaladinne 19 Boyala Tadiparti 17 Nandipadu 20 Boyala Uppaluru 76 NarsepaUe 67 Burrareddipalle 48 Natlakothuru 66 Chakarajuvemula 92 Nos.am 9 Chennampalle 56 Chinnakopperla 77 Padigepadu 50 Chintakunta 78 Papampalle 10 Chinthalayapalle 88 Pedda Emmanur 55 Peddakopperla 29 Dattapuram 23 70 Dornipadu Peddaventhurla 24 Perusomala 22 Erragudi 4 Petnikota 72 Pottipadu 31 Giddalur 82 Govindapalle 30 Ramabhadrunipalle 75 Gulladurthy 90 Reddivari Jambuladinne 59 Gundupapala 60 Revanur 21 Hanumanthagundam 83 Rupanagudi 74 Harivaram 37 46 Hothramanidinne Sanjamala 87 Sarvaipalle 85 Injedu 49 Sawdaradinne 11 Itikela 14 Singavaram 80 Suddamalla 64 loladarasi 26 Sunkesula 3 Junuthala 18 Thimmarayunipeta 91 Kakarawada 8 Thollamadugu 62 Ka!ugotla 5 Thummalapenta 16 Kalavatala 34 Thudumaladinne 47 Kamalapuri 71 Kampamalla 38 Kanala 2 Uppalapadu 51 Koilkuntla 63 Uppuneela Govindinne 12 Kolimigundla 79 Uyyalawada 86 Kondupalle 69 Kondapuram 57 Vallampadu 7 Korumanipalle 45 Vasanthapuram 25 Kotapadu 52 Velagatur 36 Kothapalle 89 Vengampalle 73 Kristipadu 1 Kunukuntla 42 Yaggoni 47 48 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOt DlSTRICT L )ca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE thn Name 01 in r- ....., Staple Code Village SG.Miles EducatioJlal Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4 ) ~5) (6) 0) (8} (9) (to) Kumrhmtla 2).88 PM W KR Ri.J 2 Uppaklpadu 7.03 P W KR PO Jawar 3 Junuthala 19.8" P -- W KR Jawar 4 Petnikota 25.46 P,M D W,T KR PO Ri,J 5 Thummalapenta 9.18 P,M W PR PO Jawar 6 Ab.dullapurarn 2.26 P W KR PO Jawar 1 Korumanipa\le 4..43 P W KR Ri,J 8 1 hollamadugu 8.llS W KR Jawar 9 Chennampalle 1.7& P W KR Ri,J 10 Chinthalayapal1e 7.68 p W KR PO RiJ 11 Itike1a 9.20 p W PR PO Ri,J )2 Kolimigundla 4.06 P,H W PR PO Ri.l Jvwar 13 Bilam 4.53 P W PR PO 11 Singavaram 2.99 p E W KR Jawar Jawal." 15 Mirzapuram I. 8 P W KR p W PR PO Ri,J 16 Kalavatala 3.09 Ri,J Nandipadu 8.10 P W PR i PO 17 Ri,J 18 Thimmarayunipeta 0.81 P D W PR PO Rice ]9 Boyala Tadiparti 4.67 W PR W PR Ri,J 20 BoyaJa Upaaluru 4.&3 P p Ri,J 21 Hannmanthagundam 6.51 W PR W PR PO Ri,J 22 Erragudi 6.39 P p Ri,J 23 Peddaventnuda 8.09 W KR PO Jawar 2t Perusoma}a 10.03 PH Phc.Mcw E W PR PO p E W,T PR Ri.J. 25 Kotapadu 6.20 P E W KR PO Ri,} 26 SunkeSllla 6.21 E T PR PO,TO Ri.J 27 Akumalla 13.46 P,R p E W PR PO Ri J AlavJkonda 13.64 28 Uni'lltabited Dattapuram 3.17 19 Tk KR lawar 30 RamabhadrunipaUe 1. 93 E W KR PO Jawar Giddalllr 8.02 M 31 W KR Jawar Mikkinenipalle 1.54 P 32 p W KR PO Jawar Lingamdinne! 3.62 33 p T KR PO Jawar 34 Thudumaladinne 3.56 M E R PR PO Jawar 35 Alluru 5.3~ 1,48 P,H R KR PO Jawar 36 KothapaHe 6.85 P,H D E R PR PO,PTO Jawar 37 Sanjamala E W KR PO Jawar 38 Kanala 7.15 M ~ p W KR Jawar 39 MangapaRe 1.35 E: W PR PO ru,J 40 Mukkamalla . 4.83 P 49 DIRECTORY and Land use KOLKUNTLA TAL UK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, .- A.- ----. Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r- Culturable for culti. distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 950 T(90): Tk(90) 1,411 11,552 Banganapalle 27 T(169): Tk(169) 916 3,414 Banganapalle 30 Sri Kambagiri- 2 swami Temple T(486): Tk(486) 2,757 9,545 Banganapalle 34 3 T(36): C(36) 3,907 12,351 Tadpatri 30 4 . 3,474 2,401 Tadpatri 21 5 T(77): Tk(77) 736 633 Tadpatri 22 6 973 1,862 Tadpatri 29 7 T(75): C(75) 1,524 3,550 Tadpatri 30 8 T (28): C(28) 427 637 Tadpatri 27 9 T(1 ,025): Tk(l,025) 3,148 1,040 Tadpatri 21 10 • T(IO): C(10) 1,396 4,482 Tadpatri 24 11 T(36): W(36) 1,544 1,018 Tadpatri 27 Sri Lakshminara· 12 simhaswamy Temple 1,544 70 1,285 Tadpatri 32 13 16 T(ll): Tk(ll) 1,1L9 325 452 Tadpatri 35 14 986 99 118 Tadpatri 32 15 T(l6): W(16) 1,;'.5:) 1\1 Tadpatri 29 16 T(35): Tk(3S) 2,423 2,726 Tadpatri 34 17 T(26~): Tk(268) 17 351 Jammalamadugu 24 18 T(232): Tk(232) 932 1,824 lammalamadugu 22 19 T(41): Tk(41) 1,088 1,962 Jammalamadugu 21 20 T(130): Tk(130) 1,508 332 2,196 Banganpalle 34 21 T(238): Tk(238) 2,255 27 1,569 Jammalamadugu 26 22 'f(80): Tk(80) 2,591 2,316 190 Banganapalle 29 23 T(37): Cm) 4,648 3,5 1,429 Banganapalle 27 24 1 ,9~8 2,020 Banganapalle 26 25 3,265 18 691 Tadpatri 24 26 7,273 1,341 Banganapalle 26 27 7,035 748 946 Banganapalle 19 28 658 67 3,303 Banganapalle 27 29 1,235 Banganapalle 26 30 837 26 4,269 Banganapalle 22 31 T(l): V(I) 640 21 323 Banganapalle 26 32 1,899 417 Banganapalle 26 33 2,230 8 40 Banganapalle 26 34 3,271 10 III Banganapalle 24 35 942 5 Banganapalle 21 36 4,289 95 BanganapaIle 19 37 rII 4,321 50 205 BanganllpaIle 22 38 715 7 142 Banganapalle 22 39 2,846 144 101 Ban~anapalle 22 40 SO VILLAGE -'- Amedltle. / KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB V~LLAGII tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Cornmu- ',Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Muchalapuri 2.18 P W f(R Jawar 42 Yaggoni . 2.09 -p R KR Jawar 43 Mudigodu i 4.94 P W 1>R Ri,] 44 Bondaladinnc 1.81 _.p R KR Ri,l 45 Vasapthapurlllll' 1.55 P R KR PO lawar 46 Hothramanrne 1.72 P W KR Ri,J 47 KamaJapuri 3.31 U,P E W KR PO Ri,J 48 Natlakothuru 3.26 P E W KR Ri,1 49 Sowdaradinne .f.18 P E W,Tk PR Jawar 50 Cbintakunta 3'!Ja \E W,T PR . ]li,J 51 Koilkuntla 8.23 2H,C H ~, W,T FR PO,PTO Ri,J • 52 VeJagatur 1.72 P E W,Tk KR Jawar 53 Amadala 3.51 P W PR Jawar 54 Bijinavemula 5.84 P W,Tk PR PO Jawar 55 Poddakopperla 3.33 P W KR PO I.war 56 Chinna Kopperla 3.22 P W KR Iawar 57 Vallampadu 3.03 P W KR 1 ... Jawar 58 Lingala 1.32 P W KR Ri,J. S9 Gundupapala 3.20 P W PR PO Ri,J 60 Revanur 5.61 P,H W PR PO Ri,J 61 Mogalai Uppalur 1.12 P E W PR Ri,J 62 Kalugotla 4.90 p W PR PO Ri,l 63 Uppuneela Govindinne 12.21 P W,R KR PO Ri,1 64 Joladarasi 6.85 P E W PR PO lawar 65 Bheemunipadu 5.76 M E W PR PO Ri,J' 66 Chakarajuvemula 8.60 P W KR PO Ri,J 67 Burrareddipalle 0.86 P W PR Ri,J 68 Arjunapuram 1.37 P W KR Rice 69 Kondapuram 1.87 P W PR PO Ri,e 70 Dornipadu lUs7 P E W PR PO Ri,] 71 Kampamalla 3.07 p E W PR PO Ri,1 72 Pottipadu 4.59 P E W KR Jawar; 73 Kristipadu 4.98 p E W KIt PO Ri,1 74 Harivaram 8.6S P,H E R PR PO Cholam 75 Gulladurthy 8.S8 P,H D E R PR PO Cholam 76 Narsepalle 1.60 p It KR .. , Iawar 77 Padigepadu 2.4S P W KR Ri,e> 7J Papampal1e 2.S0 P W KR Cho)am 79 Uyyalawada 5.37 P.H Phc,Mcw W,R KR PO,Phone Cholam 80 SuddamalJa 1.91 P W,R KR PO ChaIam , ·' 51 DIRECTORY and Land use KOILKUNTLA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,-- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical COde Forest r Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) \12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 1,331 64 Banganapalle 19 41 1,172 168 Banganapalle 16 42 ~ ... 3,000 103 58 Banganapalle 14 43 1,118 2 18 Banganapalle 13 ~4 9:5 2 45 BanganapaUe 13 45 T(39): Tk(39) 1,022 5 34 Banganapalle 13 46 2,070 13 35 BanganapaJle 11 47 2,021 3 62 Banganapalle 16 48 2,5]2 20 143 Banganapalle ·11 49 2,307 49 140 Banganapalle 13 Friday 50 ... 4,457 297 513 Banganapalle 13 Fr;day Rangaswamy 51 Temple & Sivalayam 694 98 308 Banganapalle 13 52 53 1.939 ~ 298 Banganapalle 10 2,933 13 791 BanganapaJJe 10 54 1.845 195 291 Banganapalle 1 I 55 1,068 194 791 Banganapalle 16 5& 1,538 81 320 Banganapalle 13 57 723 33 88 Banganapalle 16 58 T(607): C(607) 1,061 227 153 Banganapalle 16 59 T(773): C(773) 269 1,883 660 Banganapalle 14 • 60 T(4O): C(40) 583 93 Banganapalle 14 61 T(250): C(250) 2,722 25 139 BanganapaJle 13 62 T(450): C(450) 6,477 415 472 BanganapaJle 19 63 3,545 187 652 Banganapalle 16 64 T(366): C(366) 3,038 159 78 BanganapalJe 16 65 T( 1,250): C(1, 250) 463 3,791 Banganapalle 22 T(212): C(212) 286 52 Banganapalle 26 T(770): C(770) 106 Banganapalie 27 TO,052): C(1, 052) 144 Banganapalle 27 T(2,569); C(2,569) 4,999 28 BanganapaJle 26 I T(15): C(1S) 1,756 94 99 Banganapalle 19 71 2,705 11 221 Banganapalle 19 '12 T(250): C(250) 2,722 26 189 Banganapalle 19 73 T(263): C(263) 5,081 192 Banganapalle 21 74 T(53): C(53) S,123 315 Banganapalle 21 75 I 1,038 62 Banganapalle 22 76 T(56): C(56) ] ,478 34 BanganapaJle 26 77 T(18): C(1 S) 1,508 74 Banganapalle 29 78 T(107): C!\:107) 3,242 87 Banganapalle 35 79 T(3): e(3) 1,043 176 Banganapalle 26 SO 52 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion Name of in '"""\ Staple Code Village Sq.Miles ~ducational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nicat\ons Telegrapjl (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Mayaluru 6.30 M,H D E R PR PO Jawar 82 Govindllpalle 6.94 P W KR Jawar 83 Rupanagudi 3.53 P E R KR PO Jawar 84 Bodemmanur 6.00 P R PR PO Jawar 85 Injedu 5.24 P R KR PO Cholam 86 Kondupalle 1.40 P R PR PO Ri,C 87 Sarvaipatle 0.93 P R KR PO Cholam (>8 Pedda Emmanur O:f P D W KR PO ChoJam 89 Vengampalle 3. 2 Uninhabited 90 Reddivari Jambuladinne 2.39 P .,.. W KR PO Cholam 91 Kakarawada 5.25 P R KR PO Jawar 92 "Nossam 13.87 M,H D W PR PO Jawar 53 DIRECTORY aod Laud use KOILKUNTLA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. A ~------Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available---- and of the logical Code Forest r·--~----'..A ...... , Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Ummgated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 3,700 14 318 Banganapalle 26 81 418 62 121 Banganapalle 30 82 1,681 578 Banganapalle 29 83 3,214 626 Banganapalle 32 84 T(6): C(6) 3,246 101 Banganapalle 32 85 858 38 Banganapalle 32 86 T(5): C(S) 536 54 Banganapalle 34 87 103 165 Banganapalle 34 88 2,188 140 Banganapalle 37 89 1,457 72 Banganapalle 37 90 3,215 145 Banganapalle 34 91 4,233 4,643 Ballganapalle 38 92 • BANGANAPALLE INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK 0( a a l.: 0( :::l ~ ...J 0( 0( ...J I- l.: Z :J ::> ...J ~ 0( ::! I o l.: I.iii III Z o :r a ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BANGANAPALLE TALUK i971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. , Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) 42 Annavaram 8 Nandavararn 15 , A ppaJapuram J Nandivargam 39 Niluvugondla 18 Banganapalle 46 Nitchenametla 19 Bathulurpadu 3 Beeravole 49 Owk 35 Bhanumukkala 10 Palkur Chanugondla S4 13 Pandlapuram Chennampalle 48 28 Pasupula 31 Cherlokothur 21 Pathapadu :;1 CherlopaJle 9 Chervupalle 33 Rallakothur 23 Ennakandla 52 Rarnapuram 2 Ramathirtham 27 Guiamaliabad 44 Rarnavaram 38 Guiamnabipeta 43 Gundlasiogavaram 11 Salamabad 53 Sangapatnam 24 Hussainapuram 14 Sankalapuram 50 SinganapaUc 37 IlIurikothapeta 47 Sivavaram Jambuladinne 40 6 Tangatoor 5 Jillella 34 ThammadapaUe 32 Jwalapuram 4 Thimmapuram 36 KapulapaUe 26 Katikavanikunta 30 Vajragiri 29 Krishnagiri 41 Vemulapadu 16 Kypa 12 Venkatapuram 7 Vittalapuram 22 Meerapuram 45 MeUupalle 20 . Yagantipalle 11 Mittapalle 25 Yerragudi 55 56 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRfCT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion Name of in -, Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking ComnlU- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nandivargam 3.94 P,H E W PR PO J,K 2 Ramathirtham 4.77 P W KR J,K 3 Bceravole 2.20 P E W KR PO J,K ''4 Thimmapuram 3.00 P E W PI{ J,K 5 Jillella 2.33 P W KR PO J,K 6 Tangatoor 7.97 P,M E W PR PO J,K 7 Vittalapuram 2'.88 P W KR J,K 8 Nandavaram 12.26 P E T PR PO J,K 9 Chervupalle \3.~2 P E W PR PO J,K 10 Palkur 12 .. 69 P Phe, Mew E W KR PO J,K 11 Salamabad 1.07 Uninhabited 12 Venkabpuram 4.81 P E W KR PO 1,K 13 Pafldlapuram 2.55 P E W PR J,K 14 Sankalapuram 5.7-l P W PR J,K 15 Appalapuram 4.63 P W FR PO J,K 16 Kypa 4.71 P W PR PO J,K 17 Mittapalle 3.02 P E W PR PO J,K 18 Banganapalle Urban Area (Banganapalle Town) 19 Bathulurpadu 0.89 p E W PR 1,K 20 Yagantipalle 2.68 p E W PR PO J,K 21 Pathapadu 4.12 P W PR PO J,K P W KR 22 Mcerapuram 2.89 J,K p E W PR 23 EnnakaI:dla 4.54 PO J,K p W PR 24 Hussainapuram 1.81 PO J,K p W KR 25 Yerragudi 2.28 PO J,K p 26 Katikavanikunta 7.97 K J,K p 27 Gulamaliabad 5.37 W PR J,K p E W 28 Pasupula 5.98 P'R PO J,K p 29 Krishnagiri 2.53 W KR PO J,K p 30 Vajragiri 4.13 W KR J,K p 31 Cherlokothur 0.97 W KR J,K p W KR 32 Jwalapuram 0.72 J,K p 33 Rallakothur 3.14 W PR J,K p 34 'J hammadapalle 3.04 W KR J,K (Urban Area (Included in Banganapal/e Town) 35 Bhanumukkala p 36 Kapulapalle 1.59 W KR J,J( p 37 IlIurikothapeta 6.14 E W PR PO J,K p 38 Gulamnabipeta 1.36 W PR J,K 39 Niluvugondla 2.:5 p W KR I,K 40 Jambuladinne 1.03 W KIt J,K 57 'DIRECTORY .11' Land use BANGANAPALLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not' Town or days or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available and of the . logical Code Forest r Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated, Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) t12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 2,022 196 283 BanganapaUe 16 1 112 T(92): Tk(92) 2,460 2 366 Banganapalle 19 2 T(~O): R(40) 931 437 Banganapalle 18 3 843 8 59 Banganapalle 13 4 1.449 42 Banganapalle 16 5 T(18): R(18) 4.881 55 358 Banganapalle 16 6 1.745 47 51 Banganapalle 11 ) 7 7.268 9 569 Banganapalle 8 •. , Chowdeswary Temple 8 1,460 728 Banganapalle 11 9 248 T(27): C(27) 5,566 105 2,177 Banganapalle 14 10 652 17 15 11 2,984 13 104 Banganapalle 8 12 2,060 98 274 Banganapalle 5 13 1,621 2,052 Banganapalle 6 14 2,724 40 119 Banganapalle 8 15 2,698 51 265 BanganapaJle 5 16 1,108 114 710 BanganapaJIe 2 17 Urban A',ea (Banganapalle Town) 18 47 492 77 Banganapalle 2 19 T(280): Tk(280) 1,261 855 BanganapaJle 5 20 T(765): Tk(765) 994 174 Bangana palle 8 ••. Yagneswara Temple 21 1,142 703 BanganapalJe 6 22 22 2,716 3 16~ Banganapalle ~ 23 1,059 86 Banganapalle 8 24 1,371 88. Banganapalle 11 25 958 4,142 Banganapalle 16 26 T(95): C(95) 1,025 1,920 396 Banganapalle 22 27 T(150): C(lSO) 3,310 17 350 Banganapalle 27 28 56 1,054 188 321 Banganapalle 19 29 3 935 37 1.668 Banganapalle 24 30 496 28 96 Banganapalle 24 31 T(95): Tk(95) Il2 253 Banganapalle 13 32 1,311 698 BanganapaJIe .•. 33 T(47): Tk(47) 1,369 529 Banganapalle 5 34 Urban Area (Included in Banganapalle Town) 901 67 49 Banganapalle 5 36 T(48): C(48) 3,007 221 653 BanganapalJe 6 37 . 860 10 Banganapalle 8 38 J,09O 96 312 Banganapalle 8 39 524 55 79 Banganapalle 11 40 58 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nicatiops Telegraph 0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (q) (I (1) 41 Vemulap"du 3;96 P W KR J,K 42 Annavaram 2.72 P W KR J,K 43 GundJasingavaram 6.08 P E W PR PO U~ 44 Ramavaram 4.70 l' W KR PO J.K 45 Mettupalle 6.61 P W KR PO J,I( {6 Nitchenametla 4.18 P R PR J.K 47 Sivavanm 5.00 P W KR PO J.T<. 48 Chennampalle l.S2 p W KR PO J,K 49 Owk 9.8'1. P,H D E W PR PTO J,K 50 Singanapalle 7.28 p E W PR PO J,K 51 Cherlopalle 5.91 P W PR J,K 52 Ramapuram 3.03 P W PR PO J,K 53 Sangapatn2m 6.78 P E W PR PO J,K j,.1.'\... 54 Chanugondla 4.1~ P E W KR• 59 DIRECTORY aud Laud use BANGANAPALLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forese "-\ Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in KIDs.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 2,089 41 404 Banganapalle 16 41 T(127): Tk(127) 1,444 21 148 Banganapalle 13 42 411 2,868 116 2,907 Banganapalle 11 43 448 Ij997 114 449 Banganapalle 24 43 3,652 3 455 Banganapalle 19 45 T(250): Tk(2S0) 2,245 173 7 Banganapalle 13 46 3,115 13 72. Banganapalle 21 47 1,097 67 Banganapalle 22 48 2 T(I,699): Tk(1 ,699) 4.155 81 341 Banganapalle 16 Sunday Chennakeswara- 49 swamy Temple 480 T(l29): Tk(I29) 3,193 45 941 Banganapalle 21 50 T(134): C(I34) 2,615 104 939 Banganapalle 21 51 1,650 282 .Banganapalle 24 52 T(90): q90) 2,857 1,392 Banganapalle 26 53 2,273 202 174 Banganapalle 32 54 \ DHONE TALUK ANDHRA . 'IADESH DHONE TALUk KURNOOL DISTIlICT KURNOOI. TALUK INn sus. TAl.UK @ T"'_ • >_ JB--- .....AW ~ .. -...~: ...... ,s. ~ ...... ,...._.-.&.....- __-- ...... - ..... _ ~- .. ._, ...... ·• -_ I •• --..,"' ...... SOD...... ", ....., • ...... ·o ....-... - ...... _ '_ ...... _T_~ ED ....__...... _ -c-..._ fII) _- _l:c...... ,_.. _r_ Le..l'..., ...... ~'.... ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES DHONE TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 3 Agaveli 13 Lakkasagaram 14 Alamkonda 56 Lanjabanda 10 Amakatadu 77 Ambapuram 39 Madhavaram 46 Malkapuram 72 Bethamcherla 63 MalJepalle 52 Begole 1 Mannegunta 71 Bugganipalle 41 Mettupalle 67 Bukkapuram 69 Muddavaram 35 Burugula 38 Munimadugu 60 Boyanapalle 57 Narasapuram 33 Chandrapalle 62 Narlapuram 21 Chanugondla 36 Nereducherla 9 Cherukulapadu 29 Nallaballe 15 Chityala 25 12 Chunchuyerragudi Peapalle 23 ~~. Peddapoddilla 58 Pendekalla 43 Devarabanda 30 Pothidoddi 48 Dhone 2 Pothugal 65 Pullagammi 19 Eddupenta 54 68 Emboyi Perumula 26 Rangapuram 20 Gundala 28 Rayampeta 73 Gollagutta 37 Racherla 55 Govardhanagiri 64 Ramallakota 32 Gudipadu 74 Rangapuram 75 Gutupalle 50 Jagadurthi 59 Sarparajapuram 31 Jakkasanikuntla 53 Sudepalle 40 Jaladurgam 7 TallagokuJapadu Togerchedu 27 Kalachetla 8 66 Kalugotla 49 Udumalapad 51 Kamaganikuntal 44 Ungralagundla 11 Kamabalapadu Katarkonda 18 6' Veldurthi 70 Kolumuiapalle 47 Valasalil 34 Kommemarri 24 Vengalampalle 45 Kotcheruvu 16 Venkatapuram / 22 Kothaburuzu 42 Kothakota 17 Yapadinnc 76 KothapaJle 4 Yerikalacheruvo 5 Krishnagiri 6 Yerragudi 61 62 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No: water nicatiqns TelegIaph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Mannegunta 5.69 R Ri,J,K,S 2 Pothugal l5.48 W PO Ri,J,K,S 3 Agaveli 7.67 W PO Ri,J,K,S 4 Yerikalacheruvu 7.00 W PO Ri,J,K,S 5 Krishnagiri 17.68 D W PO Ri,J,K,S 6 Yerragudi 1.58 W Ri,J,K,S 7 Tallagokulapadu 4.65 R PO Ri,J,K,S 8 Togerchedu 9.46 W PO Ri,J,K,S 9 Cherukulapadu 4J2 P E W,V KR PO Ri,J,K,S 10 AJVakatadu 16.08 W PO Ri,J,K,S 11 Kamabalapadu 13.37 W PO Ri,J,K,S 12 Chunchuyerragudi 9.03 W PO Ri,J,K,S 13 Lakkasagaram 13.10 W Ri,J,K,S 14 Alamkonda 14.15 W Ri,J,K,S 15 Chityala 12.09 W PO Ri,J,K,S 16 Venkatapuram 13.13 5{> E w KR PO K,Ri,J 17 Yapadinne 11.59 2P W KR,T K,Ri,J 18 Katarkonda 14.10 D W PO K,J,B 19 Eddupenta 12.93 4P W KR Ri,J,K,S 20 Gundala 2.09 P W KR Ri,K,J,B 21 ChanugondJa 13.29 2P W,K KR PO Ri,K,J,B 22 Kothaburuzu 6.54 3P E W K.R Ri,K,J,B 23 Peddapodilla 10.19 2P E W KR PO Ri,K 24 Vengalampalle 4.73 2P E W PR PO Ri,K,J 25 Peapalle 14.45 2P,l{ D E W PR PO,PTO, Ri,K,J Phone 26 Rangapuram 0,37 W K,Ri 27 Kalachetla 3.66 2P, E W KR PO Ri,K 28 Rayampeta 1.00 Uninhabited -. 29 Nallaballe 3.19 Uninhabired PIt 30 Pothidoddi 5.77 2P W ,PR PO K,J 31 Jakkasanikunt}a 5.93 SP W KR PO K,J 4P W KR PO Ri,K 32 Gudipadu " 15.10 33 Chandrapalle 5.57 2P E W PO K,J 34 Kommemarri 7.12 4P W PO K,J 35 Burugula 9.62 2P W PO K,J KR K,J 36 Nereducherla 7.02 P W W K,J 37 RacherJa 13.76 2P ICR P9 K,J 38 Munimadugu 6.14 2P W PO PR K,J 39 Madhavaram 5.83 2P W PR Ri,K 40 Jaladurgam 17.24 31',H Phc,Mcw E W PO 63 DIRECTORY .... Land use DHONE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated' waste vation· (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) . (17) (18) (1) T(134); 0(92),Tk(38),W(4) 60 9 3,438 Nandikotkur 8 1 12 9,895 Nandikotkur 10 2 T(49): W(39),Tk(1O) 90 4,763 Nandikotkur 13 3 T(50): W(50) 3 4,427 Nandikotkur 14 Friday 4 T(36): Tk(25),W(ll) 4 4 11 ,270 Nandikotkur 16 5 T(69): 0(69) 219 727 Nandikotkur 10 6 10 2,966 Nandikotkur 11 7 T(37): 0(37) 6,017 Nandikotkur 16 8 T(144): Tk(122),W(22) 2,697 17 290 Dhone 22 9 ''_'' T(86): Tk(86) 10,205 Dhone 13 10 T(70): W(35),0(3S) 22 6 8,554 Dhone 14 11 T(13): W(7),0(6) 7 5,759 Dhone 19 Ramalingeswara- 12 swamy Temple T(4): W(4) 3 8,377 Dhone 19 13 591 . T(34): 0(29),W(5) 12 8,419 Dhone Hi 14 T(43): 0(35),W(8) 7,694 Dhone 13 15 T(631): Tk(631) 5,016 1,230 1,526 Dhone 10 16 112 T(10S): Tk(72),0(25),W(8) 4,857 244 2,099 Dhone 11 17 1,973 T(64): Tk(64) 8 6,978 Dhone 13 18 19 562 T(S5): W(42),O(13) 4,904 102 2,652 Dhone 13 20 104 T(4): W(4) 769 292 169 Dhone 26 T(25): W(2S) 5,535 1,450 1,495 Dhone 19 21 22 643 T(15): W(15) 2,837 69 621 Dhone 19 T(66): Tk(48),W(18) 3,678 809 1,968 Dhone 19 23 24 44 T(170): Tk(170) 1,907 435 471 Dhone 19 1,521 Gooty 19 Saturday 25 706 T(S8): Tk(S8) 5,861 1,072 T(2); W(2) 100 74 60 Dhone 22 26 T(120): W(91),Tk(29) 1,563 331 328 Dhone 22 27 28 T(4): W(4) 284 106 667 Doone 19 569 Dhone 27 29 314 T(25): O(15),W(10) 786 352 1,252 Dhone 29 30 24 T(43); O(27),W(13),Tk(3) 1,817 556 31 10 T(12): W(12) 2,806 200 767 Dhone 26. 32 1,556 T(44): O(38),W(6) 5,389 281 2,494 Dhone 21 33 170 T(3S): W(J.5) 1,883 519 952 Dhone 21 34 100 T(10): Tk(6),W(4) 2,852 567 1,028 Dhone 29 T(5S1): Tk(551) 3,402 130 2,073 Dhone 21 35 T(31): O(20),W(6),Tk(5) 2,955 814 626 Dhone 19. 36 37 895 T(76): Tk(61),O(9),W(6) 3,749 . )03 .. 3,970 Dhone 16'. " 38 30 T(30); O(24),Tk(6) 1,140 1,140 1,581 Dhone 11 39 136 T(44): W(36),Tk(8) 3,014 141 396 Dhone 13 40 340 T(Soo): W(392),O(108) 1,129 934. 1,700 Dhone 13 I 64 VILLAGE Ameni.ies KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ...... Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nieations Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Mettupaile 12.07 4P E W,T PR PO K,J 42 Kothakota 6.90 2P E W .'PR PO Ri,K,J,B 43 Devarabanda 10.58 2P E W KR PO Ri.J,K 44 U ngralagundla 19.08 4P W PR PO K,l,B 45 KOlcheruvu 11.21 3P W KR PO K,l,B 46 Malkapuram 11.13 4P W KR,T PO Ri,J,K 47 Valasala 1.59 P W PR,T Ri,J,K 48 Dhone 1.00 2P,2H D E W,T PR,T PTO, Ri,J,K Phone 49 Udumalapad 'VfJ P E W PR Ri,J,K 50 Jagadurthi 6.48, P W PRI Ri,K,J,B 51 Kamaganikuntal 7.52 P E W KR Ri,K,J,B 52 Begole 7,15 P E w Kit PO Ri,K,J,B 53 Sudepalle 10.47 P W PR PO Ri,K,J,B 54 Perumula 1.32 P W K~ Ri,K,J,B 55 Govardhanagiri 9.90 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J,B 56 Lanjabanda 10.50 P W KR PO Ri,K,T.B 57 Narasapuram 9.30 P W KR Ri,K,J,P. 58 Pendekalla 4.88 3P W KR PO Ri,K,J,B 59 Sarparajapuram 7.05 P W KR PO Ri.K.J,B 60 Boyanapalle 0.56 P E W PR PO Ri,B,J,.K , 61 Veldurthi 18.95 2P,H D E W,K PR PO Ri,B,J,K 62 Narlapuram 6.09 P E W,V PR Ri,BjJ,K 63 Mallepalle 8.10 p E V KR PO Ri,B,J,K 64 Ramallakota 4.74 p E W PR PO RLB,J,K 65 Pullagammi 2.28 p E W PR PO Ri,B,J,K 66 Kalugotla 16.07 P E W PR PO Ri,B,J,K 67 Bukkapuram 8.18 2P W PR PO Ri~,J,K 68 Emboyi 11.54 4P,M E W,K PR pb J,K,S, 69 Muddavaram 10.04 3P E W KR pa K,J 70 Kolumulapalle 13.28 5P E W KR PO Ri,J,K 71 BugganipaUe Urban Area (Bugganipalle Town) 72 Bethamcherla 12.26 4P D E T PR,T PTO Ri,J,K 73 Gollagutta 2.21 P W PR PO Ri,J,K 74 Rangapuram 14.97 2P,H D E W KR,T PO Ri,J,K 75 Gutupalle 19.32 5P E W KR PO ru,J,K 76 Kothapane 10.29 2P W KR PO Ri,J,K 2.46 P W PO 77 Ambapuram • Ri,J,K , 65 DIRECTORY and Land use DHONE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,- '""\ Nearest D8Y historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 732 T(24): 0(18),W(6) 5,686 253 1,029 Dhone 13 41 T(74).Tk(40), \\'(34) 2,705 1,637 Dhone 13 42 166 T(61): Tk(61) 3,OR9 540 2,915 Dhone 10 43 5,691 T(33): W(33) 5,052 366 1,069 Dhone 6 44 1,873 T(6): W(6) 5,047 60 188 Dhone 10 4S T(22): 0(22) 125 6,976 Dhone 16 46 575 452 Dhone 16 G 3,141 T(224): W(156),0(68) 7,767 200 1,834 Dhone 0 Thursday 43 T(130): Tk(130) 2,621 122 429 Dhone 4. " 49 T(80: Tk(81) 2,853 446 767 Dhone a 50 3,·181 506 825 Dhone 6- 51 200 3,000 121 1,255 Dhone 16 52 T(216): Tk(216) 41,171 450 1.917 Dhone 16 53 . T(367): Tk(367) 1,601 530 Dhone 16' 54 1,18-1 T(121): Tk(12!) 4,117 914 Dhone 19 55 T(59): Tk(59) 4,225 373 2,059 Dhone 22 56 T(157): Tk(157) 2,319 328 3,148 Dhone 29 57 2.091 400 632 Dhone 19 58 1,141 T(32): Tk(32) 1.969 150 1,220 Dhone 35 5<,1 T(22): Tk(22) 121 173 42 Dhone 27 60 J .696 T(505): Tk(409),0(65).W(3l) 7,783 1,533 638 Dhone 19 Wednesday 61 ~73 T(11): W(l1) 28 2,885 Dhone 22 62 3,142 20 2,022 Dhone 26 63 100 T(30): W(30) 2,000 100 803 Dhone 29 Monday 64 TOO): W(10) 926 8 515 Dhone 32 65 2,582 T(8): W(8) 2,623 5,071 Kuenool 24 66 3,067 161 2,007 Dhone 27 67 T(48): 0(48) 4,159 637 ~,541 Bugganipalle 26 68 700 5,525 Bugganipalle 20 69 547 5,724 196 2,032 Bugganipalle 16 70 Urban Area (Bugganipal/e Town) 71 1,939 105 5,802 . Bugganipalle 13 Sunday Seddeswara n Temple T(2): 0(2) 608 220 584 Bugganipalle 21 73 391 ,T(88): 0(88) 425 8,683 Bugganipalle 24 Maddilati Nara- 74 aimhaswamy Temple 2,330 A , 3,067 196 6,771 Banganapalle 11 75 76 ... 77 , PATTIKONDA TALUK "'. , 'II' ...... ,... -.,_ r ... .. 14 .... ·- 114 ..... -~ .-1- AIDH.' ' ..ADESH p,,",- ...... 1 I'trA I I NIl PATT.KONDA TALUK " KURNOOL DISTRICT AOONI TALUK n' ALUR TAL.UK .', -'...... , .';';;.L_ ...... ~ ...... c:.._... ,. ,... ~ ...... _;!.:~:::_"'_ 01 --...... ~ ..... - ...... ,._ -,._-.. .t#::- • .,.__ .. _, ...... _-! ~I". • 1...... _,."...... '" -I I' • • ~ ...... - GOOTY TALUK aM· --...... T-.-.._ lINANTAPUR DIIJ1'IICr • ~':"'-=c:::- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PATTIKONDA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 2 Alawala 12 Karumanchi 35 Khyruppala 13 Banavanur 27 Kotakonda 14 Bandameedi Agraharam 4 Kulumala 37 Billekala 34 Kunkanur 42 Bondimadugula 25 Kurrur 63 BllTuzula ]5 Byaluppala 24 Lingamdinne 43 Linganenidoddi 54 Chakkaralla 29 Chellelichelimala 26 Machapuram 56 Chennampalle . 65 Maddikera Agraharam 51 Chinna Hulthi 64 MaddiJrera East 10 Chinna Pendekal 44 Mukkella 9 MliJugundam 11 Dadadudi Kotakonda 38 Muthukur 50 Devanabanda 40 Devanakonda 47 Dudekonda 49 N alakadoddi 45 NalJachelimaJa 66 Edavali 19 Naraduppala 57 Eddliladoddi 20 Errabadu 69 Pagidiroy 17 PaJakurthi 6 Ganjihalli 46 Pandikona 5 Gonegandla 53 Pattikonda 41 Gundlakonda 52 Pedda Hulthi 70 Gooti Yerngudi 1 Peddamariveedu 3 Pedda Nelatur 67 Hampa 55 Pendekallu 21 Handri Khyruwadi 60 Pera"ali PotIapadu 62 Hosur 33 61 Putchakayalamada 18 Iranbanda 53 Ratana 30 lilledubudakala 68 Jonnagiri 16 Ternekallu 48 Jutur 28 Thimmapuram 23 Thippanuc 71 Kadamakuntala 59 Tuggali 7 Kadivilla 8 Kandanathi 39 Velamakur 31 Kappatralla 22 Vemugodu 32 Karivemula 36 Yatakala 67 68 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLI! WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r Staple Cude Village Sq.M.les Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- . Postand Food No. water nications TelegIaph (I) (2) l3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Peddamariveedu 3.77 P W PO Ri,J,B,K 2 Alawala Y.SI P W PO Ri,J,B,K 3 Pedda Nel.ltur 11,72 P D W KR PO Ri,J,B,K 4 Kulurnala 4.43 P W PO Ri,J,B,K 5 Gonegandla 10.27 P,R Phc,Mcw ... W PR PO Ri,J,B,K 6 G 11 Dadadudi Kotakonda 8.07 P W PO Ri,I.B,K 12 Karumanchi 8.26 P W PR PO Ri,J,B,K 13 Banavanur 5.05 P W PO Ri,J.BX 14 Bandamecdi Agraharam 3.74 P W KR PO Ri,J.B,K 15 Byaluppala 5.42 P W KR PO Ri,J,BK 16 Ternekallu 14.56 P.H D E W PR PO RU,B,K 17 Palakurthi 11.7') P W KR Ri,J,B,K 18 Iranbanda 6.57 2P W Ri,J,B,K IY Naraduppala 6.51 P W 1·· Ri,J,B,K 20 Errabadu &.26 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B,K 21 Handri Khyruwadi 5.03 P W PR . PO Ri,J,B,K 22 Vemugodu 6.05 p W PR Ri,J,B,K 23 Thippanur 8.22 p W PO Ri,J,B,K 24 Lingamdinne 1.83 p W PR 1,I,J,B,K 25 KUHur 7.15 P W PO Ri,J,B,K 26 Machapuram 13.20 P W Ri,J,B,K 27 Kotakonda 13.81 P W KR PO Ri,J,B,K 2& Thimmapuram 1.90 Uninhabited 29 Chellelichelimala 16.76 P W PO Ri,J,B,K 30 Jilledubudakala 10.68 P W PO Ri,J,B,K 31 Kappatralla 15.13 P W K~ PO J,B,K 32 Karivemula 11.51 P W PR PO J,B,K p 33 Potlapadu 5.42 W PR PO J,B,K 34 Kunkanur 14.10 P W PR PO J,B,K p . 35 Khyruppala 16.63 W PR PO J,B,K 36 Yatakala 8.40 P W PR PO J,B,K 37 Billekala 9.77 P W PR J,B,K 38 Muthukur 9.11 P .. ~ W PR po_ J,B,K 39 Velamakur 14.33 P W PR PO J,B.J( 40 Devanakonda 6.82 P,H D E w pit PO J,B,K 69 DIRECTORY and Land use PATTIKONDA TALUK . LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r -.A. Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not' Town or days or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r- .A.-- -. Culturable (or culti· distance Weekly importance, No . Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(208): C(20S) 1,285 120 799 Yemmiganur 19 Tuesday I T(403): C(403) 4,074 408 1,393 Yemmigamil' 9 2 T(933): C(933) 4,233 1,059 1,285 Yemmiganur 24 3 T(37l): C(371) 1, 712 300 452 Yemmiganur 19 4 T(221): C(214):W(7) 5,567 127 637 Yemmiganur 14 Saturday 5 4,394 539 499 Yemmiganur 16 6 i T(18): W(l8) 6,232 212 3,057 Yemmiganur 13 7 1(28): W(28) 6,544 401 2,418 Yemmiganur 10 8 500 T(37): W(37) 3,533 294 2,767 Yen;miganur 13 9 4,409 560 522 Adoni 13 10 224 TIl): W(I) 2,072 467 2,400 Adoni 13 11 768 1(33): Tk(27): W(6) 3,569 55 861 Yemmiganur 26 12 2,653 36 543 Yemmiganur 24 13 2,388 77 Yemmiganur 19 14 T(l): W(I) 3,125 33 300 Yemmiganur 19 15 T(39): W(39) 6,205 776 2,292 Yemmiganur 26 16 T\58): C(58) 3,588 774 3,125 Adoni 40 17 T(66): C(66) 1,863 51 224 Yemmiganur 19 18 T(IO): W(lO) 3,149 472 535 Yemmiganur 22 19 T(57): Tk(57) 4,3,7 83 799 Yemmiganur 19 20 T(210): 0210) 2,579 200 230 Yemmiganur 22 21 T(W): l(241) 3,005 324 302 Yemmiganur 24 22 T(l7): qI2}: W(5) 3,53R 600 1,005 Yemmiganur 29 23 1,022 Iv6 43 Yemmiganur 38 24 T(16); W(16) 3,760 276 664 Yemmiganur 38 25 T(PO); C(80) 5,711 500 2,127 Yemmiganur 43 26 T(ll): W(ll) 4,534 1,000 3,293 Kurnool 51 21 T(3): 0(3) 96 20 1,100 Kurnool 5 28 1,543 T(26): Tk(26) 4,005 151 4,899 Kurnool48 29 T(47): Tk(47) 2,270 1,123 3,395 Kurnool5 30 1,081 T(36); C06) 5,485 1,000 3,162 Kurno{l 64 Friday 31 T(168): Tk(l60): W(8) 3,715 737 2,746 Adoni 58 32 T(21): W(21) 1,748 117 1,582 Yemmiganur 35 33 T(17): Tk(ll): W(6) 6,755 640 1,612 Adoni 22 34 T(l3): W(13) 4,451 547 2,434 Yemmiganur 35 35 T(8): W(8) 2,878 667 1,823 Adoni 26 36 T(lO): 0(10) '247 399 5,586 Adoni 32 37 T(30): W(24): Tk(6) 3,876 6c)9 1,339 Adoni 42 38 T(9): W(6): 0(3) 6,470 73 2,619 Adoni 48 39 T(89): Tk(89) 2,851 76 1,348 Adoni 56 40 70 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles 'i3ducational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' Food No. water nications Telegrapb (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Gundlakonda 18.80 P D W PO J,B,K 42 Bondimadugula 13.28 2P W PO J,B,K 43 Linganenidoddi 2.13 W J,B,K 44 Mukkella 9.1~ P W PO J,B,K 45 Nallachelimala 17.49 P W PO J,B,K 46 Pandikona 20.23 2P W PO J.B,K 47 Dudekonda 15.18 2P W PR PO J,B,K 48 Jutur 11. 81 ZP W KR PO J,B.K 49 Nalakadoddi 6.87 2P E W PR J,B,K 50 Devanabanda 3.50 P E W PR J,B,K \ 51 Chinna Hulthi 5.60 P W PR PO J,B,& 52 Pedda Hulthi 5. S6 P E W J,BX 53 Pattikonda 20.23 2P2H H E T,W PR pro J,B.K 54 Chl1kkaralla 6.73 2P E W J.B,K 55 Fendekallu 13 50 2P,M,H D W T PO J,B,K 56 Chennampalle 22.10 2P W PO J,B,K 57 Edduladoddi 10.95 P E W PR,T PO J,B,K 5R Ratana 9.02 P E W PRo PO J,B,K 59 TuggaJi 17.58 H E W PR,T PO J.B,K 60 Perl1vali 18.49 P E. W PR PO J,B,K 61 PutchakayaIamada 5 70 2P E W KR J,B,K 62 Hosur 14.40 2P E W PR PO J,B,K 63 Buruznla 8.24 P W P~ PO J.B,K 64 Maddikera East 35.~6 E W PR,T J,B,K 65 Maddikera Agraharam 5.90 P D E W PR PO J,B,K 66 Edavali 6.61 P E W PR J,8,K 67 Hampa 15.78 P E W PR PO J,B,K 68 Jonnag:ri 14.06 2P,H E W PR PO J,B,K 69 Pagidiroy 7.55 3P Phc,Mcw E W KR PO J,B.K 70 Gooty Yerragudi 13.30 P E W PR PO J,BX 71 Kadamakuntala 10.38 2P W J,B,K 71 DIRECTORY and Land use PATTIKONDA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, --. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) ~12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 1,905 T(9): Tk(9) 5,848 1,339 2,931 Adoni 64 41 T(86): Tk(86) 5,290 1,290 1,833 Dhone 32 42 934 429 Dhone 29 43 T("9): Tk(49) 4,331 623 859 Dhone 26 44 1,900 T(94); n(78),W(16) 6,260 2,939 Dhone 48 45 1,914 T(32): W(32) 7,048 3,953 Adoni 48 46 1,341 T(l7): W(17) 5,151 3,155 Adoni 48 47 219 T(50): W(50) 4,800 240 2,299 Adoni 37 48 T(186): W(U6) 3,220 96 894 Adoni 29 49 T(35): W(35) 2,050 16l Adoni 24 50 T(5): W(5) 3,255 330 Adoni 30 51 T(18): W(l8) 3,381 110 305 Adoni 32 52 1,462 T(196); W(105),Tk(91) 7,293 3,996 Adoni 35 53 186 T(20): Tk(l2),W(8) 3,150 171 bOO Adoni 45 54 1,222 T(41): Tk(21 ),(W(20) 4,157 43 3,183 Dhone 19 55 250 T(189): Tk(178),O(1l) 1,404 201 3,196 Dhone 26 56 57 1,138 T(75): Tk(41),W(34) 3,482 184 2,129 Dhone 35 58 230 T(97): Tk(55),W(42) 4,668 777 Adoni 40 59 1,538 T(69) Tk(69) 6,613 975 9,669 Adoni 40 T(59): Tk{38),W(21) 10,<-165 375 934 Dhone 42 6b T(10): W(10) 3,581 1 62 Dhone 38 61 62 T(7): W(7) 7,191 151 1,813 Dhone 40 5,255 14 4 Dhone 45 63 T(lO): Tk(8),W(2) 1,090 118 13,476 Dhone 64 64 65 T(25): W(2S) 3,582 169 Adoni 61 T(20): Tk(20) 3,643 567 Adoni 59 66 T(47): W(28),Tk(19) 7,045 609 2,398 Dhone 58 67 68 502 T(2S2): Tk(226), W(26) 6,108 177 1,959 Dhone 48 T(121): Tk(104),W(17) 3,525 163 1,023 Dhone 53 69 602 T(46): W(31),T(15) 6,013 491 1,296 Dhone 51 70 1,628 T("): Tk(4) 3,082 283 1,646 Dhone 40 71 \ ALUR TALUK .. . , 71'00' 7115 -- N..bwofYIIilps ...... oftbe NUfllberd ANDKIIA PRADESH T.... - T_M Sq. Kills. I Sq. Mites lalubltrcl I·U ... ,Mablttd ALUR TALU~. ALUI .... 71 6114 .. I N" Nil ADONt TALUK KURNOOL DISTRICT l MIUSl of , IO"LOMEYllES IS' lQ .-+ .. r PATTIKONQA TALUK MYSORE STATE IS' Dlstri« Boundary " Taluk Bound.,-J -- - .!. - Vii. Bou..., .. ,ttl Lcc.ion Codt Nllll'lber @ r.luk Wadqlllrters MOLAGA ~ of AIIl.art:e Vii. with Minimum Population of 5,000 YAl.U wlmLOCIt6onS'te ~RaiIWillBrouJ~'t ~ lbilwa)' KeI.~,Gaup SH State HtJllWl1' ""'"' ..... Syebolic:~tMlofl of VIl'*ltJ: 5,OOOllld"bove ,_ • URAVAKONOA TALUK 1,000 to 4,m Persons ANANTAPlR DlSTlllCT • SClOto999 PlII"ION I. • • POSinON OF KU/INOOL DISTII.ICT PO TO PoK QIka, TUqnfh 0Mca IN Mo(OMR,t, PlAOESH "us ..~ '1 PoIlu $AUons ~mll11. 1M Rest Ho.e, ~,.,.,...... 8uftpIow --,.OWId .. /1IItenIItyW .... c.tns_ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ALUR TALUK It 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 48 Alur 70 Hathibelegal 18 Naganathanahalli 59 Amruthapuram 12 Hebbatam 2 Nagarakanvi 24 Angasakal 5 Holalagundi 72 Nagardona 49 Arikera 1 Honnur 31 Nagarur 40 Aspari 23 Hulebeedu 94 Nancherla 29 Naranapuram 90 Nemakal 57 Ballur 15 Jngaladahal 86 Bantanahal 20 Neraniki 65 Bapuram 63 Nitravatti 89 Beldona 62 Jangamara Hosalli 33 Benigera 41 Joharapuram 64 PacharahaIli 80 Bevinahal Pedda Gonehal Bilehal 13 50 75 Kaminahal 51 Bolugota 42 Pedda Hothur 27 Kammarachedu 9 Pedda Hyata 22 Karidiguddam 28 Chagi 45 Katriki 32 Chigali 85 Khajipuram 74 Ramadurgam 16 Chinna Gonehal 56 Kogilathota 17 Chinna Hariva,nam 79 Kokkarachedu 55 Sammathageri 43 Chinna Hothur 91 Kundanagurthi 39 Sankarabanda 8 Chinn Hyata 19 Kurukunda 77 Chintakunta 82 Seedarahal 60 Kurulehalli 58 Siddapuram 92 Chippageri 67 Kuruvalli 37 Chirumandoddi 78 Sirugapuram 38 Chokkanahalli 53 Suluvoy 11 LingadahaIli 30 Danapuram 34 Tangaradona 83 Degalahal 68 Machanur 73 Thimmapuram Maddilingadahalli 93 Doulathapuram 14 35 Thurvagal Mallikarjunahal 88 81 Tsakibanda Manekurthi 6 Gazzehalli 25 47 Tumbalabeedu Marakattu 26 Gonehal 46 3 Marlamadki 61 Gulyam Medehal 84 Gummanur 76 7 Vandavagili 71 Molagavalli 52 Virupapufllm 21 Muddanageri 66 Halaharvi 4 Muddatamagi 36 Haligera 54 Mugumangondi lO Yellarthi 69 Hardageri 44 Musanahalli 81 Yecur 13 74 .. VILLAGE "- Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAiLABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE A Staple tion Name of in Food Code Village Sq.Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' No. water nications Telegraph (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) -(6) (7) (8) K,J Honnur 1.72 P W K,J,Ri 2 Nagarakanvi 1. 37 P W K,J,Ri 3 Marlamadki 0.50 P W PR K,J,Ri 4 Muddatamagi 2.8&-- P W KR.· PR PO K,J,Ri 5 Holalagundi 18.62 3P,H D W PO K,J 6 Gazzehalli 9.99 P D W PO K,J 7 Vandavagili 10.82 P W PR PO K,J 8 Chinnll Hyata 5.54 p W PR PR K,J 9 Pedda Hyata 5.73 P W PO K,] 10 Yellarthi 9.08 \ P W PR W PO K,J 11 LingadahaJIi 5.02 P .. ,/ PR. PO K,J 12 Hebbatam 12.06 P E w PR K.J 13 Pedda Gonehal 4.82 P W PR K,J 14 MaddiJingadahalli 2.54 P W W PR PO K,J 15 Ingaladahal 1.62 P,H D KR K,J 16 Chinna Gonehal 1.68 p W W KR PO K,J 17 Ch.inna Harivanam 3.52 2P W PR PO K,J 18 Na ganath.anahalli 30.70 2P E W PR K,J 19 Kurukunda 7.55 P W PR PG· K,J 2Q Neraniki 14.49 2P p W PR PO K,J 21 Muddanage~ 6.74 p W PR K,J 22 Karidiguddarn 2.14 E W PR PO K,J 23 HuJebeedu 10.78 P W KR K,J 24 Angasakal 4.31 P E p W PR PO K,J 25 Manekurtbi 1.32 W K,J 26 Gonehal 1.21 P p Mew, Phe ", W KR PO K,J 27 Kammarachedu 6.42 W PR K,J 28 Chagi 2.97 P " 1.99 P W PR K,J 29 Naranapuram p E W PR PO K,J 30 Danapurarn 3.43 W PR,T PO K,J 31 NagarUl' 10.67 2P I' W PR PO K,J 32 Chigali 8.93 p W PR K,J Benigera 3.01 33 W Kit PO K,J Tangaradona 7.76 P 34 p W K,J 3S Thurvagal 2.32 PR PO K,J Haligera 6.62 P W ~6 K,J 37 Chirumandoddi 1.41 P W PR W PR K,J 38 Chokkanahalli 0.59 K,J 39 Sankarabanda 0,84 P W PR PR,T PTO,Phone K,J 40 Aspari 15.54 P,.2H D E W ,.,., ! / 75 \ ,; DIRECTORY • and Land use ~LUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) eligious, ,.. i-. Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and oftbe, logical Code Forest ,- Culturable for culti- distance wee~ importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Mark t if an)' (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (1~) (18) (1) 6 T(285): C(285) 631 184 Adoni 40 1 T(4): C(4) 807 14 51 Adoni 38 2 T(99): C(99) 206 1 80 Adoni 37 3 T(2): C(2) 1,137 764 Adoni 37 4 1.258 T(570): C(570) 9,514 380 194 Adoni 32 ._ Monday S T(399): C(339) 5,427 404 223 Adoni 30 6 T(72): C(72) 6,607 45 200 Adoni 29 7 481 2,559 505 Adoni 37 8 3,239 428 Adoni 38 9 2,143 T(2): W(2) 3,353 314 Adoni 40 10 3,082 25 105 Adoni 24 11 T(l): W(1) 7,423 294 Adoni 19 12 . T(5): C(5) 2,731 71 277 Adoni 24 13 T(424): C(424) 1,046 155 Adoni 25 14 T(200): C(200) 742 94 Adoni 26 is T(126): C(126) 888 61 Adoni 28 16 Tl176): C(176) 1,989 9 77 Adoni 30 17 T(3): W(3) 17,904 81 1,660 Adoni 11 18 T(13): W(13) 4,679 9 131 Adoni 38 19 3,007 T(19): Tk(13),W(6) 4,794 1,453 Adoni 42 20 T(l5): W(15) 2,258 120 1,920 Adoni 37 21 1,168 210 Adoni 35 22 T(14): W(14) 4,791 2,094 Adoni 21 23 333 T(3): W(3) 1,702 758 Adoni 19 24 694 136 Adoni 18 2S 686 126 Adoni 19 26 3,972 136 Adoni 13 27 T(6): W(6) 1,832 1 53 Adoni 14 , 28 T(6): W(~ 1,154 113 Adoni 10 29 T(2): W(2 2,117 76 Adoni 8 30 T(41): W(41) 6,107 22 658 Adoni 10 31 T(2) W(2) 3,467 2,246 Adoni 11 32 T(6): W(6) 1,758 162 Adoni 8 33 171 T(71): W(64), Tk(7) 4,188 20 510 Adoni 11 34 T(21): W(ll),Tk(10) 1,106 15 342 Adoni 18 35 T(25): W(25) 3,582 62 567 Adoni 16 36 T(28): W(28) 408 470 Adoni 13 37 T(2): W(l) 145 201 29 Adoni 13 38 ::: ~ 442 9S Adoni 14 39 T(33): W(33) 9,479· " 12 421 Adoni 16 40 76 VILLAGE AlIlenities IWRNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Namt!,of tion in ~ Staple Code Village Sq. Milel'> Edncational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. )' , , .' water nications Telegraph (1 ) >'!2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) . --~. --_ - -- 41 Joharapuram 17.08 2P.R D E W PJl PO KJ 42 Pedda Hothnr 18.70 ' 2P, E W PR PO K,J 43 Chinna Rothur 18.81 ' '2P E W PR PO K,J 44 M'lsanahalli ]. 74 P W P~ PO K,J 45 Katriki 1.&3 p' W K,J 46 Marakattu 3.,J() P' E W PR PO K,J 47 Tumbalibeedll 2.65 P E W PR K,J 48 Alur 38.27 3P,H,Tr H E W PR PTO,Phone K,J 49 Arikera 11.42 \ P E W PR PO K,J 50 Bilehal 9.61 P E w KI\ PO K,J 51, Bolugots 4.54 E W KR K,J 52 Virnpapuram 10.99 p E W PR' PO K,J 53 Suluvoy 6.6~ P E W PR K,J 54 M~umangondi 2.56- p W KR K,J 55 Sammathageri 2.96 p W PIt PO K,J 56 Kogilathota 1.00 P W PR PO K,J 57 Balhar 2,68 P W K,J 58 Siddapuram 9.51 P W PO J(,J 59 Amruthapuran 3.18 P W ..• i K,J 60 Kurulehalli 1.15 P E W KR K,J 61 Gulyam 8.88 M D E W PR PO K,J 62 Jangamara Rosall 4.S1 P< W KR K,J 63 Nitravatti 5.27 p E W KR PO K,J M Pacharahalli 1.68 P W K,J 65 Bapuram 5.23 P W PO K,J 66 Halaharvi 14.99 2P,H E W FR PO, Phone K,J 67 Kuruvalli 4.04 P W PR PO K,J fi8 Machanur 2,49 P W K,J 69 Had'lgeri 3.24 f,R Phc,Mcw E W PR PO K,J '20 Hathlbelegal 28.1£ 4P- E W PR PO K,J 7J Molagavalli 24.76. 4P,H D E W PR,T PO K,J 72 Nagardona 6.30 P £ W PR PO K,I 73 Tbimrnapuram 2.5& 3P W KR K,J 74 Ramadurgam 14.72 P D E W PR PO K,J p, 7S Kaminahal 5.36 W KR PO K) 76 Medehal }4.68. P W PR PO K,J 77 Chintakunta 5.40 3P D, W PR PO K,J 78 Sirugapuram 3.860 P R KR, K,J 79 Kokkaracbedll 4.37 P~H R PR PO K,J 80. Revinahal 3.79> ]i! W PR PO K,J t.-Training Sdlool . -77 . DIRECTORY ; and Land use RL.UI'.. A.NMi.• TAJ-\!K LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, , ,- Nearest Day historical : Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo. . tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vadon (in KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 10,667 11 253 Adoni 22 41 T(25): Tk(15),W(l0) 10,901 49 993 Adoni 34 42 1,826 212 Adoni 37 43 11,084 29 Adoni 16 44 1,094 76 Adoni 14 4S T(10): W(IO) 2,008 8 86 Adoni 14 46 T(30): W(lO) 1,581 84 1 Adoni 22 47 T(5): W(5) 5,810 18,677 Adoni 26 Wednesday 48 1,508 T(22): W(J8),Tk(4) 4,693 1.085 Adoni 27 49 1,055 T(ll): Well) 4,782 302 Adoni 35 50 525 . T(5): W(5) 2,118 32 225 Adoni 40 51 T(15): W(14),Tk(l) 2,242 4,696 Adoni 38 52 889 . 1'(29): C(29) 3,243 36 78 Adoni 39 53 521 1,060 57 Adoni 43 .r•• 54 T(152): C(147),W(5) 1,433 119 190 Adani 41 5S T(l24): C(l24) 468 48 Adoni 38 56 3 T(199): C(199) 380 60 [,073 Ballary 32 57 T(249): W(249) 1,396 4,441 Ballary 30 58 T(372): C(367).W(5) 1,340 320 Ballary 30 59 T(Il): C(ll) 620 104 Ballary 39 60 54 T(607): C(607) 2.141 2.1<81 Ballary 35 61 T(739): C(739) 1. 794 60 290 Ballary 37 62 T(l45): C(145) 2,R93 60 274 Ballary 45 63 T(2): 02) 1.011 62 Ballary 53 64 T(l7): C(17) 2,110 1,220 Adoni 37 65 7.658 1,935 Adoni 30 66 T(41): Tk(14) 2,371 173 Adoni 35 67 1,562 31 Adoni 40 68 T(21): W(21) 2,025 8 20 Adoni 42 69 17,027 37 958 Guntakal 32 70 T(S): W(5) 15,524 317 Guntakal 40 71 T(9): W(9) 3,537 72 414 Guntakal24 72 T(8): Tk(18) 1,454 30 149 GuntakaI22 73 T(9): We') 8,905 55 461 GuntakaI27 74 2,837 5 588 Guntakal 30 75 2,'04 S 6,439 Ballary 35 76 T(136): C(132),W(4) 6,607 19 3,094 Ballary 30 77 2,047 423 Ballary 35 78 2,673 123 Ballary 37 7' ... 1,23' 1S9 Guatak.l 16 80 I(~ 78 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles fducational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) , (9) (10) 81 Tsakibanda 5.12 P W KR PO K,l 82 Seedarahal 2.01 P W KR K,J 83 Degalahal 4.55 P W K,J 84 Gummanur 8.49 2P D B W KR PO K,J 85 Khajipuram 2.92 P W KR PO K,J 86 Bantanahal 4.59 2P W PR PO K,J 87 Yerur 1.29, 2P,H W PR PO K,J 88 Mallikarjunahal 2.30 P R KR PO, I(,J 89 Beldona 10.52 2P B W PR PO K,J 90 Neemakal 15.42 2P,H B W PR PO K,J 91 Kundana Gurthi 3.58 P B W PR K,J' 92 Chippageri 21.45 P,H D B W PR PO,Phone K,J 93 Dou\athapura.m 9.79 P B W PR IU 94 Nanchu;la 3.97 P B W KR,T K,Jc. 79 DIRECTORY and Land nse ALUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ..- ":"\ Ne rest Day historical Loca- Area nOI T n or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. ,... Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Mllcket if any (1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 3,031 215 Guntakal 18 81 1.193 93 Guntakal 16 82 2,844 62 6 Guntakal 19 83 5,293 140 Guntakal 18 84 1, 771 45 4€i Guntakal 13 85 2,278 659 Guntakal 11 86 562 10 252 Guntakal 11 87 1,366 106 *Ballary 37 88 T(3): W(3) 6,568 161 Guntakal 13 89 T(16): W(l6) 9,462 390 Guntakal14 90 .~~\ T(2): W(2) 2,177 37 75 Guntakal 13 91 T(8): W(8) 1,386 334 Guntakal B 92 2.437 3.828 Guntakal6 93 T(l7): W(17) 2,359 164 Guntakal6 94 ... Mysore State \ ADONITALUK W l e( I Ul W 0:: o Ul > ~ ~ ...z: :) III _, ~ ,. CII I- c (II III: Q Q, ~ W oJ " 0::- C 0 III: g Ul :II: -Z CII Z >- Z 0 II: ~ c Q ::l c( ~ 9" i ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ADONI TAL UK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Cod>e No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 155 Ibrahimpuram 122 Pallipadu 74 Adoni 72 Pandavagallu 44 Agasaladinne 26 Jranagallu 61 Isvi 120 Paramandoddi 21 Agasanur 175 Parlapalle 15 Arlebanda 6) Parvathapuram 86 . Arekal 137 Jalavadi 105 Pedda Kadabur 92 Jalibenchi 160 Pedda Kathaliki 65 Badinehal 27 Jampapuram 54 Baladur 109 Pedda Tumbalam 159 Joharapuram 117 Pendekal 71 Ballekallu 39 Jumaladinne 103 Banavasi 89 Pesalabanda 41 Bantakunta 174 Pesaladinne 112 Bapaladoddi 127 Kachapuram III Peekalabetta " 47 Bapuram 1 Kadidoddi 13 Podalalcunta 119 Basaladoddi 176 Kadimetla 16l Ponakaladinne 58 Basapuram 62 Kadtthota 157 Pulachinta 126 Basapuram 25 Kaggallu ]6 Puttakunta 81 Basarakodu 121 Kalavalagundu 145 Kalugotla 19 Batrabommalapuram Ralladoddi 154 Kalludevakunta 177 123 Bela gall u 12 \ Rampuram 124 Bompalle 59 Kallubhavi 106 ~9 Rangapurarn 150 Budur Kallukunta 131 Ratchumarri 17 K,'mandoddi 85 Bychigeri jl)f Rayachoti 6S Kamavaram 86 Bychigiri 'til Rowdur L)~ Kambad::thal 152 Chetnihalli 135 Kambailldinne 149 Chilakaladona 167 Kanakaveedu 95 Chinna Kadabur 18 Kandukur 88 S. Kondapurarn 161 Chinna Kothaliki 87 Kapati Sajjalagudda Chinna T umbalam 29 108 3~ Karani Salakalakonda 118 Chintakunta 82 6 Katedoddi 83 Sambagallu 30 Chirthanakal 11 Katriki Chirtapalle 55 Santhakudlur 37 116 Kosigi Sardarpuram 36 Chudi 142 100 Kotekal 22 Sathanur 66 Kowthalam 134 Singarajanahalli 169 Daivamdinne 8 Kumbalanur 97 Dayyalaguddam 146 Soganur 50 Kuntanahal Sowlahalli 28 Devarabetta 70 Kuppagal 132 101 Devibetta 151 Sugur 140 Dharmapuram 42 Siliekeri 125 Dibbanadoddi 43 Lingaladinne 90 Sultanapuram 77 DibbanaJ Amenitie. IWRNOOL DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGB tion Name of in r- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity" Drinking Commu- Post and' Food No. water nications Telegrapb (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Kadidoddi . 1.37 P W KR Ri,Cholam 2 Vallur 3.25 P C KR Ri,Cholam 3 Gurraladoddi 0.42 Uninhabited 4 Gudikambali 3.13 P KR PO Ri,Cholam 5 Marali 2.08 P C KR PO Ri,Cholam 6 Katedoddi 1.65 Uninhabited 7 Gothuladoddi ~.13 P C KR Ri,Cholam 8 Kumbalanur 4;37 p C KR Ri,Cholam 9 Nadichagi 3.79 p C KR PO Ri,Cholani 10 Myliganur 2.67 p C KR Ri,Cholam 11 Katriki 5.45 P C , KR PO Ri,Cholam 12 Madire 7.36 E W KR Ri,Cholam 13 Podalakunta 1.47 P W KR Ri,Cholam 14 Halvi 9.04 P E W,C PR: PO Ri,C,K 15 Arlebanda 0.90 P W KR PO Ri,C,K,S 16 Puttakunta . 0.18 Uninhabited ]7 Kamandoddi 4.04 P W KR 18 Kandukur 5.50 p W KR Ri,C,K 19 Batrab Bommalapuram 1.39 Uninhabited 20 Megaladoddi 0.32 P W KR Ri,C,K 21 Agasanur 4.14 P W KR Ri,C,K 22 Sathanur 6.14 p R KR Ri,K,S 23 Tumbiganur 2.06 W KR Ri,C,K,S 24 Narayanapuram 0.41 P W KR Ri,K,S,J 2S Kaggallu 1.33 P V KR Ri,K,S,J 26 lranagallu 2.28 p W KR.,T Ri,K,S,J 27 Jampapuram 2.38 p V KR Ri,J,K 28 Devarabetta :U5 W KR Ri,J,K 29 Sajjalaguddam 2.99 P W,V Ri,J,K 30 Chirthanakal 3.24 p W,V Ri,J,K 31 Dudru 4.27 P W PR PO K,J,S 32 Yandapalle 0.67 R KR. 33 Vandagallu 6.01 p' W KR PO K,J,S 34 Karani 0.38 p W KR Ri,Cholam 35 Thippaladodru 2.41 P W KR Ri,Cholam 36 Churu 5.10 P KR PO Ri,Cholam 37 Chirtapalle 3.42 p W KR Ri,Cholam p 38 M~nahatti 0.20 W KR Ri,Cholam 39 Ju~~djnne 1.16 p C KR Ri,Cholam 40 Urukunda 4.88 p C " PO Ri,Cholam 83 DIRECTORY and Land use ADONIT<\LUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ':"'I Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town· or days orarchaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r Culturable forculti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) \12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(S): W (5) S68 142 161 Adoni 30 ... Anjaneya Temple T(20): C(20) p.83 76 401 Adoni SO 2 ! T{S): W(S) 241 19 3 Adoni 35 3 T(5): W(5) 1,445 153 400 Adoni 5J 4 T(48): C(48) 877 96 610 Adoni 48 5 T(76): C(76) 672 65 243 Adoni 48 6 T(68): C(68) 2,004 523 51 Adoni 46 7 T(370): C(370) 142 14 2,270 Adoni 49 8 T(J3): C(l3) ],000 941 471 Adoni 54 9 T(161) C(161) 860 430 257 Adoni 55 10 I' 'T(323): C(323) 2,S16 316 333 Adoni 50 11 T(3): C(3) 335 22 4,350 Adoni 34 ]2 T(4O): C(40) 785 73 38 Adoni 35 13 639 T(nO): C(720) 3,439 540 447 Adoni 43 Friday 14 T(64): C(64) 38 64 10 Adoni 25 15 T(S8): C(58) S5 2 Adoni 26 16 T(64): C(64) 1,143 800 578 Adoni 40 Anjaneya Temple 17 T(S6): C(56) 1,821 1,118 516 Adoni 43 ... Rameswara Temple 18 T(3SS): C(3$5) 8(; 60 63 Adoni 35 19 T(102); C(102) 74 20 8 Adoni 42 20 T(23): C(23) 1,148 1,000 478 Adoni 43 21 T(2): C(2) 3,138 299 490 Adoni 43 Ramalingeswara- 22 iwamy Temple T(206): C(206) 574 488 50 Adoni 4S 23 T(151): C(IS1) 53 3S 20 Adoni 46 24 56 T(6): C(6) 562 132 95 Ado'ni 48 25 T(70): C(70) 588 150 99fj Adoni 32 Anjaneyaswamy 26 Temple T(SI7) : C(S17) 447 130 131 Adoni 32 Anjaneyaswamy 27 Temple and T(319): C(319) 1,884 120 141 Adoni 30 .'. Basaveswaraswamy 23 Temple T(ll8): C(108): WO~) 1,567 23 204 Adoni 35 Anjaneyaswamy 29 . Temple T(S5): C(55) 1,584 4S 389 Adoni 35 30 T(106): C(106) 1,960 36 630 Adoni 32 Anjaneyaswamy 31 Temple T(4): W(4) 349 1 74 Adoni 31 32 T(13): W(13) 13 1,790 a,o~o Adoni 22 33 T(5J: W(5) 76 71 91 Adoni 38 34 166 T(190): C(190) 500 643 81 Adoni 48 35 276 T(619): C(619) 1,202 1,191 976 Adoni 49 36 T(53): C(53) 1;448 556 121 Adoni 37 37 T(75): C(75) 53 Adoni 38 38 T(90): C(89): W(l) 401 251 Adoni 35 39 T(155): C(155) 2,197 5S4 217 Adoni 34 Narasimhaswamy 40 Temple '84 ,,,' V:tl.LAl;E Amenities IWRNOOL DISTRICT Loea- Atea AMENITIES AVA1LABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) : (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Bantakunta 2.30 P W PR Ri,Cholam 42 Sulekeri 7.~6 P W I(R PO Ri,Cholam 43 Lingaladinne 1.92 p C KR Ri,CJlOlam 44 Agasaladinne 2.70 P C KR Ri,CllOlam 45 Dombaiadinne 11.60 P W KR PO Ri,Cholam 46 Veerladinne 1.35 P W KR Ri,Cholam 47 Bapuram 3.45, P V PI{ PO Ri,Choiam 48 Rowdur 9.46\ P V KR PO Ri,Cholam 49 Upp:traha! 5.46 P V KR PO Ri,Cholam 50 Kuntanahal 7.03 P R KR Po Ri,Choiam 51 Hanaval 6.11 P R KR PO K,J 52 Harivanam 24.11 U,P D E W,V PR PO K,J 53 Yedavalli 1.13 p V KR K,J 54 Baladur 10.55 P V KR Ri,K,J 55 Santhakudlur 10.53 U,P E V pa PO Ri,K,J 56 Madire 12.93 p E V PR, PO Ri,K,J 57 V. Kondapuram 0.26 Uninhabited 58 Basapuram 4.20 P E R KR 'Po S9 Kallubhavi 4.20 Urban Area (Included in Adoni Town) 60 Parvathapuram 9.22 Urban Area (Included ilt Ad"ni Town) 61 Isvi 8.55 P E W PR,T PO Ri,K,C 62 Kadithota 1.85 p W PR Ri,K,C 63 G. Hos~lhalli 2.80 P T PR Ri,K,C 64 Thovi 22.99 P E W KR Ri,K,C 65 Badinehal 12.58 H D E e PR PO Ri,C 66 Kowthalam 14.36 2P,H D E C PR PTO Ri,C,K 67 Echalahal 0.36 W KR Ri,e 68 Kamavaram 22.99 p E W PR PO K,] 69 Yerigeri 7.78 P E W PR PO K,J 70 Kuppagal 2.68 P E W PR,T PO K,J 71 Ballekallu 2.98 P E W KR K,} 72 Pandavagallu 0.65 P E W PIC K,J 73 Ganekal 3.47 Ii B W PR, K,J 74 Adoni Urban Area (InCluded in Adon; Town) 75 Vengalapuram Urban Area (Included in Adoni Town) 76 Mandagiri (Rural) 12.24 Not available 17 Dibbanakallu 2.45 P V KR J,K 78 Gonabhavi 1.92 P' W PR J,K 79 Virupapuram 5.58 P W PR. PO J,K 80 Huvvanur 0.38 P W KR J.K :RS DIRECTORY and Land Dse ADONI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores' Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) . /!(333): C(333) 1,074 31 34 Adoni 35 41 T(202): C(202) 1,587 78 2,843 Adoni 35 42 T(60): C(60) 990 101 77 Adoni 37 43 T(17l): C(17l) 1,299 103 ISS Adoni 37 44 T(S): W(S) 1,339 I 6,079 Adoni 35 45 T(S3): C(53) 633 III 67 Adoni 37 46 T(l93): C(193) 1,748 172 95 Adoni 35 47 T(365): C(365) 5,038 482 169 Adoni 37 48 T(24S): C(24S) 2,874 182 1'3 Adoni 34 49 T(92): C(92) 4,230 177 Adoni 19 SO T(138): C(138) 3,297 475 Adoni 16 51 T(493): C(493) 12,772 2,165 Adoni 19 52 T(47): C(47) 572 107 Adoni IS 53 T(35): C(35) 2,073 4,644 Adoni 15 54 T(285}: C(285) 5,847 607 Adoni 13 S5 120 T(55): C(55) 7,668 432 Adoni 8 56 78 88 Adoni 7 57 2,479 209 Adoni 6 58 Urban Area (Included ill Adoni 'fown) 59 Urban ArIa (Included in Adon; Town) 60 869 T(loo): Tk(loo) 2,207 2,260 Adoni 6 61 964 224 Adoni 6 62 694 1,046 52 Adoni 9 63 71 2,251 13,227 Adoni 23 64 T(266): 0266) 2,205 1,006 4,574 Adoni 20 65 T(1,079): CO ,079) 6,7S0 719 642 Adoni 29 Khaderzia Dharga 66 T(l): C(l) 181 20 28 Adoni 35 61 9,878 Adoni 25 56 T(l32): C(132) 2,900 1,746 68 3,906 Adoni 20 751 T(158): C(158) 164 69 T(42): W(42) 1,673 Adoni \0 70 Adoni 15 T(12): W(l2) 1,498 397 71 T(21): Tk(21) 307 88 Adoni 15 72 Adoni 9 T(6); W(6) 1,161 1,053 73 Urban Area (Included in Adoni Town) 74 Urban Area (Included in Adoni Town) 7S Not available 76 901 167 Adoni 6 77 Adoni 6 78 '00 T(l2): W(12) 1,064 152 Adoni 9 79 T(8): W(8) 3,181 382 28 Adoni 11 SO T(S): W(S) 210 86 VILLAGE AmeBities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. wator nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Basarakodu 2.69 P W KR l,K 82 Salakalakonda 2.25 p W KR l,K 83 Sambagallu 0.70 P W KR l,K 84 Nettekallu 1.85 P W KR J,K 85 Byichigeri ~.45 P E W KR PO l,K 86 Arekal 2.33 p W PR PO l,K 87 Kapati 5.14 p E w PR PO l,K 88 S. Kondapuram 0.62 P W PIt l,K 89 Pesalabanda 0.'56 P ... W K:R J,K 90 Suitanapuram 0.11 P W KR J,K 91 Doddanakeri 3.26 P W KR PO K,I 92 Jalibenchi 0.51 p W KR K,J 93 Nowlakal 4.96 P W KR K,J 94 Mykadona 2.81 p W KR K,l 95 Chinna Kadabur 2.14 p W KR K,J 96 Manthriki 0.68 p W KR PO K,J '97 Dayyalaguddam 3.11 Uninhabhed 98 Tarapuram 1.06 p W KR K,] 99 Rangapuram 2.43 P W KR K,J 100 Kotekal 13.85 U,P W P~ PO K,J 101 Devibetta 3.75 P W KJt K,J 102 Malkapuram 2.91 P W KR K,J 100 Banavasi 7.21 P V KR PTO K,J 104 Hissaramuravani 14.98 U,P E W KR PO K,J lOS Pedda Kadabur 11.19 M,H D C KR PO K,J 106 Kallukunta 1.85 P W KR PO J,K 107 Muchigiri 1.62 P W KR J,K lOS Chinna Tumbalam 9.27 ~ E Tk KR PO J,K 109 Pedda Tumbalam 12.15 M Phc E ",W PR PO J,K ltD Hulikanvi 3.72 P' E W PR l,K 111 Peekalabetta 2.06 P W KR l,K 112 Bapaladoddi 0.44 P E W KR J,K 113 Govigattu 2.18 P W KR J,K 114 Gowdagallu 0.47 P W KR J,K Nelakosigi 1.83 P 115 W KR Ri,K,S,J 116 Kosigi 5.92 5P,H Phc,Mcw E W KR,T, PTO Ri,K,S,] 117 Pendekal 2.22 Uninhabited Chintakunta U8 2.30 P B W KR Ri,C,S,K 119 Basaladoddi 5.05 P E W KR' K,J 120 Paramandoddi 0.42 W pa J,M 87 DIRECTORY aDd Land use ADONI TALUK LAND USE (Area under difi'erel].ttypes of land use in acres) Religious, ,.... Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available----- and of the IOf,ical Code Fores. ,... CulturabJe for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) M.. rket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(22): Tk(l2).W(lO) 1.134 565 Adoni 15 81 200 976 264 Adoni 13 82 T(2): W(21 408 38 Adoni 10 83 11 T(3): W(3) 963 207 Adoni 6 84 T(S): W(S) 1,931 272 Adoni 9 85 T(6): W(6) 1.144 341 Adoni 9 86 100 T(ll): W(ll) 2,068 1,110 Adoni 9 87 242 T(26): W(26) 55 73 Adoni 6 88 T(54): Tk(40),W(14) 273 31 Adoni 12 89 T(9): W(9) 97 2 Adoni 20 90 T(9): W(9) 1,605 472 Adoni 20 !II T(13): W(13) 299 14 Adoni 16 92 T(8): W(IS) 2,870 286 Adoni 22 93 T(3): W(3) 1,529 266 Adoni 24 94 695 T(l): W(l) 450 223 Adoni 15 95 T(15): W(15) 324 96 Adoni 16 .96 368 800 822 Adoni 15 97 468 210 Adoni 26 98 351 T(4): W(4) 650 ISO Adoni 16 99 3,025 T(4): W(4) 4,S67 1,272 Yemmiganur 8 100 101 188 T(25): Tk(13),W(12) ],564 623 Yemmiganur 9 102 T(lO): Y(10) 1,843 9 Yernmiganur 9 103 1,505 T(348}: C(303).Tk(45) 7,212 49 Yemmlganur 8 T(348): C(290), Tk(32), W (26) 9,191 48 Yemmiganur 5 104 lOS T(1,197): C(1,197) 4,970 994 Yemmiganur 20 106 T(12): C(12) 1,081 9» Adoni 18 647 389 Adoni 26 107 1011 T(1,297): Tk(969),C(168),C(160) 2,321 2,314 Adoni 30 109 3,363 2,668 Adoni 20 1,742 T(3): W(3) 110 . 1,230 1.150 Adoni 26 1,137 181 Adoni 34 111 118 163 Adoni 27 112 1,007 772 Adoni 21 113 114 216 84 Adoni 32 115 Ad.ni 32 .115 T(4): W(4) 652 400 Yellamma 1,408 396 Adoni 29 ,Tuesday 116 T(66): W(66) 1,918 Temple 82 295 Adoni :30 117 T(7): W(7) 1,036 400 30) Adodi 12 118 T(lO): W(lO) 7S9 119 1,846 1,386 Adoni 4' 112 54 Yemmiganur 11 120 T(S): W(S) 97 88 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Lo.ca- Area AMENITIES A VAILABLIl WITHIN THI! VILLAGB tion Name of in , Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical . Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) 121 Kalavalagundu 0.90 Uninhabited 122 Pallipadu 1. 78 P E W KR RiK.C,S 123 Belagallu 8.85 2P E W KR PO Ri,K,C,S 124 Bompalle 5.25 P W KR PO Ri.K,C,S 125 Dibbanadoddi 2.07 P W KR Ri,K,C,S 126 Basapuram 2.88 2P E W KR Ri,K 127 Kachapuram 1.40, 2P E R PR,T PO Ri,K 128 Rampuram 2.69 P E R KR Ri,J 129 Madhavaram 6.77 P 0 E W PR PO Ri,1,M 130 Ratchumarri 6.97 P E W PR PO Ri} 131 Sunkeswari 4.25 P W,R PR PO Ri,J 132 Sowlahalli 2.';4 P W PR Ri,J 133 Malapalle 3.76 P E W PR PO Ri,] 134 Singarajanahalli I. 35 P W PR Ri,J J 35 Kambaladinne 4.~6 P V PR PO Ri,J 136 H. Thimmapuram 2.69 P W KR PO Ri,J 137 Jalavadi 4.70 P V PR Ri,J 138 Kambadahal 1.97 P W KR PO Ri,] 139 Halaharvi 14.27 P 0 E T PI{ PO ,Phone Ri,J 140 Dharrnapuram 0.01 V PR Ri,) 141 Mugathi 6.20 P E W PH PO Ri,] 1.42 Sardarpurarn 0.24 Uninhabited 1~3 Gudikallu 5.91 2P E T PR PO Phone Ri,J 144 Yemmiganur 6.50 Urban Area (Yemmiganur TowlI) 145 Kallugotla 7.72 P E W PH Ri) 146 Soganur 2.86 P W KR Ri,J 147 Nandavararn 21.58 P,H D E W,R PR PO Ri,J 148 M<.,hapur m 2.68 P W PR PO Ri,J If) Chilak; 1. dona 4.44 P E W PR PO Ri,M ISJ Budur 4.65 P W PR Ri,M 151 Sugur 6.37 P W PR PO Ri,M 152 Chetnihalli 4.30 P W PR PO Ri,M 153 Manchala 4.33 2P,H E W,R PR,T PTO, Ri,M Phone lS4 KallLldevakunta 3.20 P Phc,Mcw E W PR PO Ri,M 155 lbrahimpuram . 3.41 P W PR PO Ri,J 156 Nadihyarawadi 4.36 P W,R PR PO Ri,J 157 Pulachinta 2.77 P R PR PO Ri,J 158 Gangavararn 3.92 p '.,. W,R KR ..... Ri,J 159 Joharapurarn 0.09 P W,R PR Ri,J 160 Pedda Kothaliki 2.99 p W,R p" Ri,J DIRECTORY and Land ase ADONI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca Area not- Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ~--~------~~------~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (In ,lI2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 433 100 43 Adoni 35 121 832 100 107 Adoni 35 122 T(667): C(667) 3,350 800 847 Adoni 38 123 T(202): C(202) 1.464 1,385 309 Adoni 42 124 589 426 101 208 Adoni 43 125 T(52): C(52) 1,456 107 223 Adoni 45 126 184 T(42): C(42) 453 100 117 Adoni 42 Raghavendra- 127 swamy Temple T(833): C(833) 518 200 170 Adoni 45 Wednesday Ramlingeswara- 128 Iwamy Temple T(448': C(448) 2,540 1,201 143 Yemmiganur 30 129 T(520): C(520) 3,028 699 216 Yemmiganur 27 130 T(497): C(497) 1,1I0 947 166 Yemmiganur 30 131 T(193): C(193) 1,558 94 36 Yemmiganur 27 132 T(322): C(322) 1,747 145 192 Yemmiganur 18 133 T(1l7): COl7) 617 74 56 Yemmiganur 21 ,134 T(281): C(266). V(IS) 2,741 88 Yemmiganur 8 135 T(I66): W(100).C(66) 1;277 278 Yemmiganur 10 136 T(319): C(307).Tk(12) 25 2,664 Yemmiganur to 137 1,233 23 Yemmiganur 5 138 T'924): C(672),Tk(252) 7,259 949 Yemmiganur 4 13~ I 5 Yemmiganur 1 140 T(367): C(367) 3,187 414 Yemmiganur 2 141 141 Yemmiganur 3 142 T(452): C(348),Tk(I04) 2,755 575 Yemmiganur 3 143 Urban (Area Yemmr6anur Town) 144 T(302): C(302) 4,622 4 12 Yemmiganur 2 145 T(19): C{l9) 1,411 400 Yemmiganur 5 146 T(I,009): c(1,009) 9,486 31 3,285 Yemmiganur 8 Wednesday 147 T(98): C(98) 1,573 19 2S Yemrniganur 12 148 T(132): C(132) 570 915 1,228 Yemmiganur 12 149 T(389): C(389) 1,974 530 270 Yemmiganur 23 150 Yemmiganur lR T(140): C(140) 3,742 125 6~ m T(137): C(IS7) 2,177 241 147 Yemmiganur 27 152 Yemmignaur 20 153 T(142): C(142) 956 1,057 616 154 T(18!): C(181) 1,072 680 115 .Yemmiganur 14 155 T(168): C(168) 678 1,200 136 Yemmiganur 17 T(248): C(248) 1,317 l,l1S 166 Yemmiganur 21 15' T(30): C(30) 1,152 50S 32 Yemmiganur 14 151 158 T(82): 0(82) 1,156 1,100 70 Yemmiganur 21 T(7): W(7) 41 S 4 Yemmiganur 21 159 T(6I): C(68) 756 1,000 89 Yemmipnur 24 160 90 VILLAGE Amenities KURNOOL DISTRICT Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu· Post and""' Food No. water nieations Telegraph 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 161 Chinna Kothaliki 1.69 P W,R PR RitJ 162 Nagaladinne .2.09 P,H D E W,R PR PO Ri,J 163 Gurujala 3.19 P R Ri,J 164 Rayachoti 2.86 P W,R PR Ri,J 165 Tsamalagudur 7.16 P W PR PO Ri,J 166 Mittasomapuram 2.42 P W PR Ri,J 167 Kanakaveedu 13.12 P D W PR PO Ri,] 16S Ponakaladinne 1,89 P E W PR Ri,J 169 Daivamdinne 2.4~ P E W PR PO Ri,J 170 Ynigebala 5.71 P .E W KR PO Ri,J 171 Garladinne 1. 70 P W PR Ri,J 172 T. Sallakudlur 3.90 P W KR PO Ri,] 173 Thimmapuram 1.48<- P W PR Ri,] 174 Pesaladinne 2.90 P W PIt Ri,J 175 Parlapalle 5.70 P W KR PO Ri,J 176 Kadimetla 11.85 P W KR PO,Phone Ri,] 177 Ralladoddi 3.27 P W PRo Ri,] 91 DIRECTORY and Land use ADONI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~~----______~_ Nearest Day historical Loca. Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area Fares. available and of the logical Code .. -.. Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated UDlmgated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(149): C(149) 423 411 98 Yemmiganur 24 161 T(2S7): C(257) 376 600 104 Yemmiganur 21 Wednesday 162 T(J): W(3) 470 200 1,368 Yemmiganur 21 163 T(J): W(3) 290 1,446 Yemmiganur 21 164 T(470): C(470) '1 2,216 1,759 143 Yemmiganur 20 165 T(3): W(3) 57:1 799 173 Yemmiganur 19 166 T(629): C(629) 5,474 2,100 213 Yemmiganur 12 167 T(71): C(71) 836 198 104 Yemmiganur IS 168 T(17l): C(171) 1,121 295 Yemmiganur 8 169 T(284): C(182),Tk(102) 2,154 1,216 Yemmiganur 10 170 T(102): C(102) 775 211 Yemmiganur 7 171 T(275): C(27S) 2,20) 18 Yemmiganur 18 172 T(63): C(63) B71 13 Yemmiganur 4 173 T(112): C(1l2) 1,317 427 Yemmiganur 10 174 T(390): C(390) 3,036 221 Yemmiganur' 175 T(426): q426) 7,148 10 Yemmiganur S 176 T(3~: C(36) 1,962 94 Yemmiganur 6 177 92 :' ~",A :e:P~E:N Talukwise Abstract of EducatioDalt NATURE OF .A Educational ,Medi- r ro, -~---- Higher Primary Middle Secondary College Others Dispensary Hospital Primary Family School School School Health Planning Centre Centre t;~~ ~.A.-" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ co ~~ ~-. '60 '" CO-' I:: .9 ._I:: ...oj I:: a'" a I:: .5 ~ .; ~,., I:: -;;: '" ~ ;> '1j '> '>~ .s: .~ ·tE 'd oj '0 ~ 0 d i Kurnool 81 120 1 2 15 16 12 12 2 2 2 Nandikotkur 50 57 2 2 8 8 4 4 1 3 Atmakur 39 70 5 5 5 5 1 \\4 Nandya\ 70 9() 1 7 7 1 5 5 5 Allagadda 82 100 5 5 11 12 I", \7 7 2 2 ~' • 6 Koilkuntla n 78 IO 10 12 13 1 7 7 ' 1 2 2 1 Banganapalle 50 50 ) 2 2 8 Dhone 58 lZ7 1 5 6 ? 8 9 Pattikenda 67 84 1 1 8 9 ? 7 1 2 2 )0 Alur 91 U8 I 12 13 1 1 11 11 1 1 2 2 11 Adoni 147 157 ? 7 7 7 9 9 3 3 Tetal 119 1,051 31 32 91 98 l 2 1 1 71 7Z. 4 4 21 21 1 1 ,_ 93 DIX Medical and Other Amenittes (Figures indicate Number of Units) AMENITY ~ Power Commuru,. cal Supply Drinking water cations Post and Telegraph . 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The big jump important aspects relating to each town recognised as noticed in the number of towns at 1941 Census (from such at the 1971 Census in Kurnool district. The 6 towns in 1931 to 15 towns in 1941) was perhaps towns in the district are arranged in an alphabetical due to the accelerated industrial activity that took order and the sever'al particulars relating to them are place in many parts in the province during the Second given inthe following seven statements: World War period as well as due to the application of a somewhat flexible criteria to classify a place as Statement I Status, Growth History and Func- tional Category of Towns a town. The decrease in the number of towns at 1951 and 1961 Censuses was mainly due to the large scale Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns pruning of the towns by a strict application of the rules and criteria to treat a place as an urban unit. Statement III Civic Finance The further fall in the urban units of the district at Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in Towns 1971 Census has been already explained above. Statement V Medical Educational, Recreational and C~ltural Facilities in Towns Census Year No. of urban units Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and 1901 5 Banking Facilities 1911 5 Statement VII Population by Religion and. Sch~- 1921 5 duled Castes/Scheduled Tnbes In' 1931 6 10wns. 1941 15 1951 14 The following ten places have been treated as 1961 13 towns in Kurnool district at the 1971 Census. 1971 10 1 Kurnool 5 Nandyal Four out of the eleven taluks of' this district viz., 2 Nandikotkur 6 Banganapalle Allagadda, Koilkuntla, Pattikonda and Alur are pure:y rural and do not possess any towns. 3 Atmakur 7 Dhone 8 BugganipaUe 4 Srisailam Project None of the towns in this district has been treated Township Right 9 Adoni as Urban Agglomeration while the district headquarters Flank Colony 10 Yemmiganur town Kurnool and two other towns viz., Adoni and Nandyal with some of the surrounding villages as detailed below are the, three towns which are treated The township of Srisailam Project Right Flank as Standard Urban Areas in this district. Colony and Bugganipalle Cement Nagar are the two . ' places notified as towns for the first time at the pre Standard Urban Component Units sent census. Nandikotkur, Atmakur and Dhone Area r------~ , -----.. were classified as towns in 1941 Census while Banga Urban Rural napal1e was classified as a town in 1931. The re (1) (2) (3) maining four towns viz., Kurnool, Nandyal, Adoni and Yemmiganur were classified as towns as early as 1. Kurnool (1) Kurnool (1) Peddapad 1901. During the present census three towns viz., (2) MamidaJapad (R) (3) Kallur (R) Kodumur, Maddikera and Kosigi recognised as towns (4) Joharapuram (R) in the earlier census are declassified as rural as they (5) Dinnedevarapadu do not satisfy the criteria laid down to treat a place as 2. Nandyal (1) Nandyal (1) Nandyal (R) urban. Markapur, Giddalur and Cllmbum towns of (2) NoonepalJe (R) this district have been transferred to the newly cons- 3. Adoni (1) Adoni . tituted Ongole (Prakasam) district which came into (1) Sadepuram (R). (2) Kallubhavi existence in February, 1970. The number of towns in (3) Parvethapuram the district in each census year from 1901 to 1971 is (4) Isvi '5 96 The total urban area in the entire district is only . Atmakur, BanganapaUe, Dhone and BugganipaJIe are 95.9 Sq.Kms. constituting 0.51% ofthe total geographi all Panchayats, The Srisailam Project Township Right cal area of the distr_ict. The urban population of the Flank Colony does. not have any civic administration district is 402,449 persons constituting 20.3 per cent of and hence its civic status is not yet determined. The the total population of the district and is distributed population of the towns recorded at each of the cen among the 10 towns. The corresponding proportion suses from 1901 to 1971 or from the census at which of urban population in 1961 was 20.9 per cent. Kur the place was treated as an urban unit is given under nool city, the district headquarters is the largest urban columns 6-13. In columns 14 and 15 the functional unit in the district with a population of 136,710 per characteristics of each town i.e., whether the town is sons is followed by Adoni, a trade and commerce an Industrial town or a Service town or a Trade and town with a population of 85,311. Kurnool is the only Commerce towa, etc., as arrived at 1961 an'd 1971 Class I town in the district having a population of over Censuses are given. one lakh. Both Adoni. and Nandyal are of Class II category with a population of less than a lakh and The urban development in the district is only a more than 50,000 persons. Yemmiganur, a reputed recent trend. The urbanisation in the district is mainly handloom centre and Srisailam Project Township Right due to the district headquarters town, Kurnool which Flank Colony are the two Class III towns with popu grew into a city after the formation of Andhra State lation ranging between 20,000 and 49,999 persons. Nan in 1953 as its capital and other industrial and impor dikotkur, Dhone, Atmakur and Banganapalle are the tant trade towns like Adoni, Nandyal and Yemmiganur. four towns coming next in the order and belong to All the towns except Banganapalle, Adoni and Yemmi Class IV status with their population ranging between ganur registered continuous growth in their population 10,000 and 19,999 persons in each. BugganipaHe, one either due to their being administrative headquarters of the two newly notified towns at the 1971 Census is or due to their local industnal and commercial impor the smallest town from the population point of view tance. Generally the increase in population during the with only 7,803 persons and falls under Class V cate decade 1961-71 is more compared to the earlier decade gory (population between 5,00(J'and 9,999): There is no which may probably be due to the improved medical Class VI town in the district. In terms of area Adoni facilities and the consequent fall in the mortality rate. is the largest town in this district with 30.12 Sq. Kms. The variation in the population particularly in the followed by Kuroool with 15.02 Sq. Kms. Buggani "disaster decade" of 1911-21 was due to the outbreak palle is the smallest urban unit with an area of 0.44 Sq. of the disastrous infiuenila epidemic that claimed a Kms, heavy toll of life throughout the State. Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Town The increase in the population of Kurnool town was more on account of its being the administrative In this statement the civic status of each of the towns as determined at 1971 Census, with their popu headquarters of the erstwhile Andhra State between lation since 1901 or from the census in which a place 1953 and 1956 when a large number of administrative was treated as urban for the first time are presented offices were shifted from Madras to Kurnoo) and the which indicates the growth of the population in these establishment of fairly large Thungabhadra industries, urban units from census to census. The functional oil mills, motor workshops the general hospital, educa characteristics of these towns as determined on the tional institutions etc. Nandyal is an important cotton proportion of working population returned under each ginning centre and showed a steady increase in its industrial category in 1961 and 1971 Censuses are also population growth from decade to decade since 1901. shown in the statement. This gives an idea of the change in the pattern of the towns due to induitrial or There had been a fall in the population of Banga other development that might have taken place during napaUe town during the decade 1941-51. Adoni, an the decade 1961-70. inportant industrial aDd commercial town in the dis trict had revealed a fall in its popUlation during the The civic status of the town i.e., whether the town influenza decade 1911-21 as well as in 1931-41, which is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated under might be perhaps due to the slump in the trade on column 5 by abbreviated letters of'M' for Munici the. eve of thc Second World War. Yemmiganur, a pality and 'P' for Panchayat. Kurnool, Natidyal, widely known town for the. hand loom industry in the Adoni and Yemmiganur are Municipalities in this district was also a victim of the' influenza epedimic and district while the remaining towns viz., Nandikotkur, had consequently shown a fall in the population in the aeeade '1911-'21 'but ih~~eafter it bas been recording Name of Town increasing increments in its population growth decade Functional Cate gory of Town 1961, , > 1971 after decade due to its posperous industrial and com (1) , (2) (3) mercial activity. 1 Primary Activities Nandikotkur, Nandikotkur, Funciwnal Category Atmakur' Atinakur 2 Industry Adbni, Yemmi Srisaihim' Pro By the very nature of Urban Development, the ganur ject Township; towns are bound to serve a variety of. purposes. In R.F.C., Bugga-. nipalle . order to know to what extent the functions are 3 Services-cum Kurnodl diversified or the predomillant characteristic is accen Industry tuated, a scheme of statistical classification was evolved 4 Industry -cum-Trade Adoni at the 1971 Cep.sus. Accordingly each town ca,n be and Commerce 5 Industry-cum-Pri- Yemmiganur classified broadly under the following categories viz. , mary Activities (i) Primary Activities: Agriculture, Mining and 6 Primary Activities- Nandyal, Bangana Fishing (Census Industrial Categories, I, II & cum-Services-cum palle, Dhone III of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, III. Industry . "'I and IV of 1971 Census) . 7 Primary Activities DQolle, cum-Trade and (ii) Industrial: Industry including Con~truction Commerce-cum (Census Industrial Categories IV, Vand VI of Services 19M'Census and Categories V (a) and V (b) and 8 Primary Activities NaQdyal, ~an~ 'I VI of 1971 Census) cum-Trade and ganapalle Commerce-cum .(iii) Commercial: Trade and Commerce (Census Industry '. Industrial Category VII of 1961 and 1971 Cen 9 Industry-cum.Servi Kurnool suses) ces·cum· Trade (iv) Transport: Transport (Census Industrial Cate and Commerce . I gory VIII of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) and The functional classificatio,n of Srisailam Project, (v) Services: Other Services (Census Industrial Township Right Flank Colony is given for 19no~lya~ . - Category IX of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) it is notified as a town for the first time at this Census., . , ,> . '., 1.·~ I" The predominant functional character, of a city!' only. ';.- 'r town is determined on the basis of the following prin Statement II-Physical Aspects and Loc:a*ioll'ot:, ciples : Towns' (a) If the proportion of working population is more This statement deals with physicil aspects and', than 40% of the total working popUlation of the location (,f towns in the distriCt. There are 13 c6Iuinns! city/town in anyone of the above five character in the statement. 'Under' columns 3 't9 5 in th~ state~i istics then the city ftown was designated by that ment data relating to average annual' rainfall 'and the l characteristic. maximum and minimum temperatures recorded in'l'969,f (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any are given. If this information wa~ not available for; one of the characteristics, then the next predomi any town then the particulars available for \he nearest, nant characteristic was taken into account and if town have been given against s-ucn town. ,. the first two predominant characteristics combined Under column 6 the name ill the nearest city wit~! together have a proportion of over 60%' then the population of a lakh or more is given. Under columns town was designated as haVing the two ch,aracteri 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, the District sties and was termed as Industrial-cum-Services or Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Headquarters and; Industrial-cum-Commercial, etc. the Taluk Headquarters" together with distance there,,; (c) If the combined proportion of the first two p.redo-' from are given .. Under - the columns 10 and 11 the! minarit characteristic~ is less thin 60% then the: llI!arest Railway, Station and Bus Stand and the 'dis~; third predominant' characteristic' is 'also taken into tance therefrom are given. If navigation and sea,.port: consideration in designating the functional type' facililities are available to the town they are also of the' city ft()wn. ' Such cases are recorded as ~ given under the columns l2 and·13. .' Industrial-cum-Commercial·cum-Services or Indus- Generally the clim~te, in. th~ district is q1lite , trial-cu~~Se~vi~es-cum-Primary ActiVities, etc. . l healthy and normally April and May are the hottest' " E~,~min~d' against this backgro~n(f 'the ten towns months of the district. The maximum and miriimrlm 1 ohhis \iistnct fall und~r the follOwing classification.'" ~ temPerature among the ,towns range tietWeen 30':()"e; gg and 44.4°C~ and IS.07°C. and 26.07°C. The district is run of these institutions would depend naturally on the benifited by both the monsoons though S. W. monsoon financial soundness, or otherwise of these institutions. brings more rain to the district. Ordinarily 24· The receipts from various sources of these local bodies (609.6 mm) of rain would be sufficient for agricultural are presented under coJs. 3 to 8 and their total under op~rations provided the rainfall occurs in the proper col. 9. The broad items of the -expenditure are given season and is of general character. The average under Cols. 10-15 with their total under Cols. 16. It annual rainfall ranges between 311.2 mm and 766.9 mm may be seen from the statement that revenue receipts of among the towns. The rainfall recorded in Atmakur all the ,towns except Adoni are quite adequate while and Banganapalle towns is the highest and the lowest the deficit income noticed in respect of Adoni town is respectively. . also not much. Since the Srisailam Project Township . Right Flank Colony has no civic administration of its All the towns are the taluk headquarters except own, the question of presentation of these particulars Srisailatn Project Township Right Flank Colony, did not arise. Bugganipalle and Yemmiganur which are at a distance of 61, 67 and 29 Kms. respectively from their taluk Statfment IV-Civie and other Amenities jn Towns headquarters. Two towns are located at a distance of The various civic amenities being provided to the SO Kms. or less, and the seven towns are at a distance citizens by the Civic Administration in the towns are of more than 50 Kms. but less than 100 Kms. and one given in this statement under 16 columns. The ame town is at a distance of mote than leO Kms. from the nitieS include internal road facility. existence and the district .headquarters. type of drainage system, protected water supply, availa bility of Fire Fighting Services, and electrification parti- The district is having good communication facili .. cular-; relating to the domestic, industrial and commer ties. There are good roads on account of the dry and cial spheres and the road lighting services. plateau area where the surface requires only a little treatment for forming good roads. All the towns are The particulars given under col. 8 indicate the connected by the roads. The district is also served extent to which human labour is engaged_ still in the with both the metre gauge and broad gauge railways. removal of the night soil by means of bucket sYstem, The metre gauge rail connecting Guntakal and Vijaya head load etc. and will be helpful to the Government wada passes through Dhone and Nandyal. A branch and other administrative agencies in taking effective line connects Hyderabad with Dhone through Kurnool steps to replace human lapour by mechanised contri town. The broad gauge line connecting Madras and vances. Bombay passes through Adoni. The remaining six towns are not directly connected by rail but they are The civic administrations in all the towns of the within a distance of 30 Kms. except Atmakur and Sri district maintain roads. Kurooo1 has the largest inter~ sailam Project Township Right Flank Colony. To nal road mileage. All the 10 towns have open surface meet the growing demand of passenger and goods trans drains besides the sewerage system in many of the port due to the expansion of trade, commerce and towns except Bugganipalle and Yemmiganur. The industrial activity, modernisation of the present rail· facility of either the water borne or service latrines ways is taken up in a pbased :imanner by liltroducing exist in all the 10 towns and the bucket system appears high power locomotives, diesel traction, long distance to be the common means in the removal of the night service~ etc. in the district. soil wherever the service latrines are reported. Protec ted water supply which is the primary responsibility of Further the K.C, canal and Thungabhadra channel the civic administration of the towns and is available passing through the district provide the navigation only in Kurnoal, Nandyal. Adoni, Dhone and Srisailam facilitities in a limited way with cheap cargo and Project Township Right Flank Colony. Fire fighting passenger movement. Of the ten towns, only Kurnool, service facility has become a dire necessity to protect Nandikotkur, Nandyal and Adoni towns are having ljfe and property from fire accidents. This facility is this facility, available only in three towns viz., Kurnool, Nandyal and Adoni. All the towns in the district are having power. Statfment III-Chic Finances Since the introduction of the democratic d~centra Statement V-Medical, EducatioDal, Recreational lisation the popular institutions like the Municipalities and Cultural Facilities ' and the Panchayats have an important role to play in Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural the various developmantal programmes. The effective facilities ate presented in the statement under 17 cob. 99 The types of Medical Institutions with their number impartirig instruction in Arts, Science and Commerce within brackets and the total bed strength under each subjects located at Nandyal and Adoni respectively. category available in each town are shown und~ ~ The remaining two coileges (one for women) imparting cols. 3 and 4 respectively. The fallowing abbreviatio\ls instruction in Arts and Science are located at Kurnool, are used under cols. 4 to indicate the type of med ical the district headquarters town. There is one Islam institutions functioning in each town in the district. Arabic institution and a Graduate Teacher-training college in Kurnool town. Technical or professional Medical facilities institutions like Engineering, Veterinary Science, Agri H Hospital culture, Home Science etc. are not located in any of D Dispensary the towns except one college of modern medicine in Kurnool city and the only one Polytechnic at MeW Meternity and Child Welfare Centre Nandyal. There are twenty typewriting institution,S FPC Family Planning Centre and twelve shorthand institutions which spread over HC Health Centre among all the 10 towns in the district, a majority of NH Nursing Home which are functioning in the city. All the 10 towns in the district together have 72 There are 32 Higher Secondary or Secondary medical institutions which include Hospitals, Dispen Schools, 8 Middle or Upper Primary Schools and 150 saries, Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, Family Junior Secondary or Primary Schools in the urban Planning Centres, Nursing Homes etc. The district area of the district. The following table shows the headquarters town of Kurnool followed by Nandyal number of these different educational institutions and Adoni are having quite a large number of these worked out to 10,000 urban popUlation in the district. institutions. The General Hospital at Kurnool is a full fledged ~ and modern hospital servicing as a teaching Number of Schools pet 10,000 institution also for clinical purposes. The Missionary Population r------.~------~ Hospital at Nandyal is another well equipped institu Higher Junior tion in the district. The total bed strength in all the Name of the Secondary or Secondary or 72 institutions is 1,388 catering to the medical needs of Town Secondary Middle Primary the entire urban popUlation of 402,449 persons in 1 2 3 4 the district. Thus it works out to about 3 beds per every 1,000 urban popUlation in the district which l. Kurnool 0.8 0.3 3.6 shows that the medical facilities are grossly inadequate. 2. Nandikotkur 1.2 6.1 There are also a few Ayurvedic and Unani institutions 3. Atmakur 0.6 4.4 in the district. 4. Srisailam Project Township R.F.C. 0.5 Educational Facilities 1.5 5. Nandyal 0.6 0.6 4.6 Academic, professional and technical institutions available in each town in the district are presented in 6. Banganapalle 1.9 5.6 the columns 5 to 13 of the statement. The Dumber 7. Bugganipalle 1.3 7.9 shown in brackets indicates the number of institutions 8. Dhone 1.2 available in that category. 4.4 9. Adoni 06 2.3 The following abbreviations are used to indicate 10. Yemmiganur 1.0 4.3 the type of the educational facility available in the town. District Urban Average 0.8 0.2 3.7 AS Arts and Science College AC Arts and Commerce College On the recreational and cultural aspects, there are ASe Arts, Science and Commerce College 24 Cinema halls, 5 Auditoria and 31 Reading Rooms TW Typewriting Institution' including Libraries in all the 10 towns. :But the highest SH Shorthand Institution number of these facilities are available in the district headquarters town of KurnooJ. As these facilities are There are four colleges in all the ten towns to not adequate in the remaining towns, there is need for gether in the di&trict. Two are combined colleges special attention to be paid to improve upon. 100 Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and EXPORTlI Banking Facilities The principal commodities exported from the dis trict are groundnut, cotton, vanaspathi, carpets, hand In this statement, data on trade, commerce, indus loom Cloth, forest produce like bamboo, timber etc. try and banking facilities available in each town are The BanganapaUe mangoes exported from this district given under fifteen. columns. Under columns 3 to 5 are famous. the three most important commodities imported into the town are given while under columns 6 to 8 the In the recent years Kurnool district particularly three most important commodities exported from the the city of Knrnool has been developed industrially in town are given. Under columns 9 to 11 the three the four Rayalaseema districts. The district has made most important articles manufactured in the town are notable progress in. the resource based industries. given. Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present the Among the large scale industries mention may be made of the Thungabhadra Industries at Kurnool engaged in banking and co-operative credit facilities available in the production of both edible and inedible oils like the town. Vanaspathi etc. Washing soap manufacture, oil refinery, the cement factory near Bugganapal1e and The three most important commodities under the textile industries, one at Nandyal and three at imports, exports and manufacture were decided in Adoni engaged in cotton ginning, spinning and weaving terms of the estimated volume of commodities transac· of the cotton textile. Among the small scale indus ted and in terms of the volume of total output of the tries, the manufacturing of beedi, steel trunks and furni commodities concerned respec\ively in each of the ture, wat:r proof cloth, rexine and jute canvass bags, towns and not on the basis of the value. However, paints and varnishes, turpentine, optical frames, the uniqueness of a town which exhibited special char stainless steel and aluminium ware, light engineering acteristics in the spheres of either industry or manu goods, agricultural implements, ready made garments facture or mining etc., has been retained by indicating etc. are important and they are manufactured in one those items of production or manufacture as the case or more of the four industrial centres in the district may be in the concerned columns although such viz., Kurnool, Adoni, Nandyal and Yemmiganur. commodities did nut stand a comparison with the Saw mills, oil mills, and printing presses are also other commodities in sheer terms of their estimated located i'1 these centres. Leather tanning, leather volume of transaction. footwear, tyre-retreading are also carried on mainly at Kurnool. Besides these large and small scale indus tries, the district is also noted 'for some of its cottage Kurnool district like any other district in the industries. The hand loom fabrics ofYemmiganur and State is mainly agricultural. The average rainfall in the woollen cumblis and carpets of this district are the district is generally considered adequate for agri baving a wide reputation in the State. Two Industrial cultural purposes but the uncertainty of the monsoon Estates are established in this district, one at Nandyal as well as its fury have often made the cultivation in (Government Industrial Estate) and the other, an this district precarious and unremunerative. Patti Assisted Private Estate at Adoni. The district is thus konda, Dhone, Banganapalle, Adoni and Alur taluks making rapid industrial strides and holds a promise and parts of Kurnool taluk are quite often exposed to for further development through various developmental drought. The K. C. Canal taken from the Thunga programmes drawn up to uplift the backward and bhadra river passes through Kurnool, Nandikotkur and famine-stricken Zones in the State. Nandyal taluks, provides good irrigation facilities in these taluks. Tanks and wells form the next impor Generally the towns are noted as marketing tant irrigation sources in the district. Jowar and centres where the wholesale markets known as 'Man Korra are the chief food crops grown in the district dis' are located. The export and import of various while groundnut and cotton constituted the principal commodities seen above will take place in those centres. commercial crops of t_he district. For obvious reasons, these centres are also serving as the link markets for several commodities coming in from the neighbouring taluks. Kurnool, Adoni, Nan IMPORTS ~ dyal and Yemmiganur are the chief commercial centres The principal imports into the district are rfce, of the district and are playing a prominent role in trade wheat, pulses, chillies, sugar, yarn, fertilisers, mill. and commerce by virtue of their having good commu cloth of various types including teryne and teryline, nications. A substantial volume of wQolesale business electrical goods, agricultural machinery etc. of the district in oil seeds, cotton, cotton textiles etc. is 101 transacted, at these bombing trade centreS. Besides the district under the columns 3 to 22 of the statement. their commercial importance some of these centres are Only important religions whose population is not less also developing as important industrial centres. than 10% of the total population of the town are given in the statement, while other religions for which the Banks play an important role in the development persons returned are less than 10% of the total of industry, trade and commerce particularly in population of a town are grouped together and shown mobilising the savings of the community and making under the category "Others" 'under columns 17 and 18. them available for investment in productive enter The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population prises. The district enjoys good banking facilities and in a town are shown under columns 19-22. 34,874 all the 10 towns are baving one or more bank branches. persons are returned under Scheduled Castes in the In all, there are 33 banks and 1I Agricultural Credit urban areas of this district accounting for 15.6% of Societies and 17 Non-Agricultural Credit Societies the total Scheduled Castes population in the district, catering to the financial needs of the urban popula while only 4,425 persons are reported under Scheduled tion in this district. But comparatively a larger Tribes in the urban areas constituting 13.7% of the number of these institutions are located in Kurnool, total Scheduled Tribes population in the district. Adoni and Nandyal, rapidly growing urban centres of the district. 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In ~ - 10 00 ( "" 10 0\ .... on ~ 0 .... ~ .., ~ N VI c:> -.::t 00 00 N i=: '" ~ ~ S \0 '" VI c;, \0 r-: ..... ~ 1"1 VI 01 " l I- I'. ...... ~ .. 0 N 'tii ::s 0. 0 .. c & -:s £: = S: ::I c: -a '0 0 ~--.<:'... ~ CD ~ 0 0 ~ i II g '0 '0 --=.~ ~ .~ z § c: ! e 1:1 1:1 ~ • ::I ::I 't:~ -< -< IX! ~ S :w: Z ~ 1'1.1 ::! ... N ...... '0 00 ~~ '" '" '" g PART-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KURNOOL DISTRICT (TAL UKWISE DENSITY OF POPULA nON) r u -It: I !II a J I J III ! J I oJ I ! ! z I "o i I ::t 0( ~ .( o o ::J U I () IX I !II o II:: I !II o It: ::l ~ « I z « z « ::I.l v ~s .::! 8 PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT In this part of the District Censlls Handbook order of the Ward Number. The uninhabited villages the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the and villages which have been fully included in a town following aspects' is presented for each Revenue Village have been indicated accordingly. In respect of villages in respect of l'ural areas and for each ward and each which are partly included in towns the word "Rural" Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. has been added in italics and in brackets after the name of the village and the particulars relating to the' 1. Location Code No. and Name of the villageJ rural portion only have been given against such town and area villages. At the beginning of each taluk an Alpba 2. Total number of Occupied Residential Houses betical List of Villages together with their Location and total number of Households Code Numbers are given. This Alphabetical List of 3. Total Population and its sex break up Villages given in the Primary Census Abstract facili 4. Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled tates the reader in locating the required village and its Tribes by sex break up Location Code Number and thereafter to know the S; Literate and Educated Persons by sex Primary Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map 6. Total Workers and the break up of the showing all the villages and towns with their bounda Workers into nine categories and also the ries given in the Village Directory facilitates the loca total Non-workers by sex as below: tion of the required village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enumerator's Block is given before the urbanI Category I Cultivators blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category II Agricultural LaboLJrers Categ~y III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and Hun The population data presented in 38 cols. of the ting and Plantations, Orchards and Primary Census Abstract relate to aU persons alive at aJIied Activities sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within the Category IV Mining and Quarrying territory of Ktirnool district whether they lived in Cateaor), V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing normal residential houses or in institutions such as and Repairs hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels (a) Household Industry etc~, or whether they were merely houselcss persons (b) Other than Household Industry like the wandering tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, Category VI Construction or those living in boats etc. They were all enumera. Category VII, Trade and Commerce ted at the 1971 Census and their basic characteristics Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communica have been presented in this Primary Census Abstract. tions Category IX Other Services The tntal pOl'ulatiol1 or Kllrnool district as on t st Category X Non-workers April, 1971 recorded at the Cen,us enumeration is as follows: A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Total Rural Urban Abstract data for the district as a whole together with rural and urban break up and also for each taluk Persons 1,982,090 1,579,641 402,449 and for each town is first presented. It is followed by Males 1,006,521 800,498 206,023 the data for eacb of the villages and towns in the first talut. The data for the second and subsequent taluks Females 975,569 779,143 196,426 are presented consecutively thereafter. The villages under each taluk are arranged in the ascending order The criteria adopted for classifying a place al of Location Code Numbers. In the urban areas the rural or urban and the concepts of urban Agglomer data are arranged in the ascending order of Location ation and Standard Urban Area have already been Code Numbers of Towns and also in the ascending explained in the beginnini of this volume. 109 110 Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract Under col. 4 the total number of occupied residen· indicate the Location Code Number and Name of the tia} houses in each village_ and in each ward and Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns the Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These figures WardjBlock/Locality numbers and the Enumerator's include those of partly residential houses also but not Block numbers are indicated under col. 2. of the completely non-residential houses. The total number of households including houseless households Location Code is the method by which every village and institutional hou~eholds is given under col. 5. and town in a taluk in every district of a State is iden tified. Each district in this State has been given a The total population including houseless and separate Code Number, serially numbering the districts institutional population with sex break up is given in a clockwise order starting from Srikakulam district under cols. 6 t08. and ending with Nalgonda district. Kurnool district, in tbis process, is assigned location code No. 12. Within Under cols. 9 to 12 the popUlation of Scheduled each district the taluks had similarly been allotted Loca Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. tion Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district head quarters lies being allotted Location Code No.1 and the The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in other taluks are numbered in a clock-wise order. The Andbra Pradesh are those listed in part I under "Andh revenue villages within each taluk are assigned separate ra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II respectively serial numbers starting from the north-western corner of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Lists (Mo of the taluk and ending wi~h the south eastern corner dification order 1956~ pulllisbed in the Notificatien of in a serpentine order. All the towns within a district the Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi dated 29th were assigned Location Code Numbers in one serial October, 1956. A copy of the List of Scheduled Cast~ order starting from the town in which the district head and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given quarters is located and in the ascending order of taluk below. location code numbers. If any taluk has more than one town, then the town in which the taluk headquarter LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED is located is assigned Location Code Num.bers first and TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH then the other towns in the taluk in a clock-wise order. The Location Code Numbers of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman SCHEDULBD CASTES numerals. Throughou t the Stat\: Chalavadi under col. 3 the area 'of each of the villages and 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi towns is giv:n in Sqllare Miles based on the information 3 Madiga furnished by tbe State Central Survey Officc, the Tahsil 4 Mala dar and the Municipal Authorities concerned. In respect of certain villages where the area particulars are II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar. AdiJabad. Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal. Khammam not available, the fact is noted as "NA".. As the area and Nalgonda distrits. of the taluk comprises not only the area of villages but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc., within the AdiAndhra 15 Iambuvulu taluk, the area of all the villages and towns in the taluk 2 Adi Dravida 16 put together may not be equal to the area of the taluk. Madasi Kuruva or Madari 3 Arundhatiya Kuruva The rural area of the taluk is obtained by deducting 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu the total urban area of all the towns in the taluk from S Bavuri 18 Madiga Dlisu and Masht~n the total area of the taluk furnished by the State Survey 6 Chachati 19 Matangi Department. Similarly the rural area of the district is 7 Chllndilla 20 Mundala obtained by deducting the total urban area of all the 8 Dandasi 21 Pakyor Moti towns in the district from the total area of the district. 9 Dom, Dombara, Paidi or Pano 22 It may be pointed out in this connection th~t the total Pambada or Pamdanda 10 Ghasi. Haddi or Relli 23 district area adopted is that furnished by the Survey of Pamidi Chachandi 24 Panchama or PlI1'il\h India Department and is provisional. The area of the 11 Godapli 2, Relli taluks is furnished by the State Survey Department. . 12 Godari 26 Sampan Hence the total area of all taluks put together may not 13 GosaJ1&,i 27 Sapru tally with the district area. 14 Jlli&ali 13 Thou • III m. In the districts or Hyderabad, Mahbubnagr, Adilabad, The number of Literate and Educated Persons is Nizamabad, Medak, Karim nagar, Warangal, Khammam and given under cols. 13 and 14. A person who could both Nalgonda. read and write any language with understanding was 1 Anamuk 15 Mala Dasari treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A pers!}n 2 Aray (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai who could merely read but could not write or 3 ArwaMala 17 Mala Jangam vice versa was not treated as a literate. The test 4 Beda (Budga) langam 18 Mala Masti for reading was ability to read any simple letter either S Bindla 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) in print Of in manuscript. Children aged 4 years and 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi below were treated as illiterate. The test for education 7 Chambhar 21 Mang was that the person should have passed a recognised 8 Dallal (Dokkalwar) 22 Mang Garodi written examination or examinations as proof of educa- , 9 Dhor 23 Manne tionallevel attained. The highest examination passed 10 Ellamalwar (Yellammala- 24 Mashti was taken as the level of education. wandlu) 25 Mehtar II Holeya 26 Mitha Ayyalvar The details of Workers and Non-workers are given lZ Holeya Dasari 27 Samagara under cols. 15 to 38. At the 1971 Census the popula 13 Kolupulvandlu 28 Sindhollu (ChindoIlu) tion has been broadly divided into two sections based 14 Mahar on the mdin activity viz., (i) Workers and (ii) Non workers. SCHEDULED lRIBES I. Throughout the State The definitions and concepts adopted in the Economic Classification of the Population at the 1971 Chenchu or Chenchwar Census are explained below: 2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects - Rajah or Rasha Koyas, Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, Bhine Koya and Rajkoya .. Worker II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, A 'worker' was a person whose main activity was Adilabad, Nlzamabad Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam participation in any economically productive work by and Nalgonda districts. his physical or mental activity. Work involves no. 1 Bagata 11 Kulla only actual work but effective supervision and direction 2 Gadabas 12 Malis of work. 3 Jatapus 13 Manna Dhora 4 Kammara J4 Mukha Dhora or Nooka A man or woman who was engaged primarily in S Kattunayakan Dhora household duties such as cooking for own household or 6 Konda Dhoras JS Porja (Parangiperja) pe"rforming one's own household duties or a boy or a 7 Konda Kapus 16 Reddi Dhoras girl who was primarily a student attending institution, 8 Kondareddis 17 Rona, Rena even if such a person helped in the family economic 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu), 18 Savara!, Kapu Savaras. activity but not as a full time worker was not treated Desaya Kondhs. Dongria Maliya Savaras or Khuttu Kondhs, Kutiya Kondhs, Savaras as a worker for the main activity. On the other hand Tikiria Kondhs and Yenity 19 SUgalis (Lambadis) if a person was primarily engaged in some economic Kondhs 20 Yenadis activity but at the same time attended to some house 10 Kotia-Bentho Oriya. Bartika. 21 Yerukulas hold chores or attended a night school etc., he or she Dhulia or Dulia.Holva,Paiko, was treated basically as a worker for the main activity Putiya, Sanrona and Sidho paiko and categorised accordingly. III In the districts of Hyderabad. Mahbubna~r, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and A person who was working may be either working Nalgonda. ' as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a 1 Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner. household industry or may be doing any otherwork. 1 BhU varlu) 3 Gond (including Naikpod and 6 Pard haD Reference period Rajgond) 7 Thoti The reference period was one week prior to the 4 Hill Reddis date of enumeration in the case ofregular work in trade, IV. In the Agenc), tracts profession, service, or busines'3. If a person had parti Goudu (Goud) :I Vahpiki cipated in any such regular work on anyone of the 2 Na)'~. days during this reference period and this had been 112 returned as his maiftactivity the person'was categorised but he merely, worked' in another person's land for accordingly. A person who normally works but had wages, The labeurer had no right or lease or con been absent from work during this reference period on tract on land on which he worked. account df illness, travel,. holiday, temporary break down or strike etc., was tr~ated as engaged in regular Household Industry work in which he would have otherwise been employed For a person who returned his main activity as but for his temporary absence. Per!>ons under training engaged in some production or processing of goods such as apprentices with or without stipends or wages such as, say, handloom weaving, -dyeing, carpentry. were considered as economically active and recorded as bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, dairying, cycle repair workers. A person who had merely been offered work ing, blacksmithy, tailoring etc., it was ascertained if but had not actually joined it was not treated as engaged it was a household industry. in work. There are certain types of works which are not carried on throughout the year e.g. cultivation, A Household Industry was defined as an industry livestock keeping, plantation work, some types of house conducted by the head of the household himself/herself hold industry etc. A person's main activity was and/or mainly by the members of the household at ascertained with reference to such work in the last one home or within the village in rural areas and only at year even if he was not economically active in the week home in urban areas. The industry should not have prior to enumeration. It is likely that even when a been run on the scale of a registered factory. person is engaged in some other work during the period of one week prior to the date of enumeration, the The main criterion of a household indu'ltry was DUlin activity of the person may,\,e cultivatIon, agricul the participation of one or more members of a house tural labour or some other work attended to normally hold. This criterion was applied to urban areas too. by him in the course of the year. Even if the industry is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possibility of the members Culthator of the household participating even if it is located any , ' For purposes of the Census a person is Working as where within the village limits. In the urban areas cultivator if he or she is engaged' in cultivation by where organised industry takes greater prominence the oneself or by supervision or dirediori in: one,'s capacity household industry should be confined to the precincts as the owner or lessee of land held fcom 'Go~ernment of the house where the' participants live. In urban or as a tenant of land held from private persons or areas even if the members of the household by themse i!1stitutions for payment of money, kind or share. lves ran an industry but at a place away from the pre cincts of their home, it was not considered a household Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harves 'industry. It should have been located within the ting and production of cereals and millet crops such as precincts of the house where, the members lived. wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, 'etc., and other A Household Industry related to production, proce crops such as sugarcane, groundnut, 'tapioca, etc., ssing, servicing repairing or making and selling (but not and does not include fruit growing, vegetable growing merely selling) of goods. It did not include professions or keeping orchards or groves or working of plantations such as pleader or doctor, or barber, musician, dancer like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medicinal waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc., or merely trade or plantations. _ business, even if such profes~ion, trade of services were run at home by memberR ofhousehold. A person who merely owned land but had given out land to another person or persons for cultivation Some times it is likely that the person who may for mony, kind or share of crop and who did not even not be worki.ag in his own Household Industry may be supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not treated working as a petty cmployee in another Household as cultivator•. Similarly, a person working in another ludustr)!. It was therefore, enqUired whether the por person's land for wages in cash, kind or share was son who was not working. in his own household industry not treate.d as cultivator. was working in any other Household Industry as an employee. Agricultural Labourer A person who worked in another person's land for Other workers wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an 'Agri A person who gave his main activity as engaged in cultural Labourer' . He had no risk in the cultivation any other work which is not cultivation, agricultural H3 labour Of household industry was recorded under the The percentages of literates by sex for total, rural category of 'Other Workers'. The type of workers that and urban areas in 1961 and 1971 in KUTDool district may come under the 'Other Workers' category are are given below. factory workers, those working in trade or transport, all government servants, municipal employees ,tea chers , Percentage of Literates to Total Population in mining workers, political or social workers, huilding ~-~.------~.~------~~ 1961 1971 labourers etc. In effect, all types of economic activity ~--... ,---.A..... ---_" not covered by cultivation, agricultural labourer or Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban household industry were recorded under this residual category. Workers engaged in plantation or forestry 2 3 4 5 6 7 were not treated as cultivators or agricultural labour ers but as 'Other Workers'. Persons 21.87 18.41 34.94 23.56 19.37 40.03 Males :n.29 29.48 47.53 34.05 29.5B 51.4G According to the 1971 Census there were 361,909 Females 10.18 7.14 21.81 12.74 8.87 28.11 residential houses and 374,969 households in Kurnool district compared to 307,768 re-sidential houses and The higher proportion of literates in the urban 314,232 households in 1961. Thus there were lAO areas is mainly due to the fact that urban areas are households per residential house at 1971 compared to having more educational facilities and several urban 1.02 households per residential house in 1961. occupations require a minimum standard of education so that a larger number of parents also try to get their children educated, while the rural· areas have less edu The total number of persons returned at the 1971 cational facilities and the two chief occupations of Census enumeration in Kurnool district was 1,982,090 agriculture and agricultural labour do not require the as against 1,570,955 in 1961 Census recording an persons engaged in these spheres to possess education. increase of 26.2% over the popUlation of 1961' The Even the boys and girls of school going age are required proportion of rural and urban population to the total to work in the farm in rural areas. It is interesting to popula tion in the district works out to 79.7% and note that the proportion of female literates has gone 20.3% respectively in 1971 Census compared to 79.1 % up notably both in the rural and urban areas and the and 20.9 % in 1961. There were 969 females for every rise among the urban female literates is more prono 1000 males at the 1971 Census as against 977 females unced during 1961-71. However, about 87% of the per 1000 males in' 1961 Census. total females are still illiterate in Kurnnol district. 1he number of literate and educated persons and 839,664 workers are returned in 1971 as against the number of illiterates returned at 1971 Census and 775,185 workers in 1961 Census. Thus 42.36% of the their comparison with those at 1961 Census are given total population are workers in 1971 as against 49.34% below: in 1961. The decrease in the number 3l'd proportion of working populatian in 1971 compared to that of Census Number of No. of Percentage of 1961 Census is mainly due to the change in the defini year literate Illi tera tes Ii tera tes to tion adopted at the 1971 Census. In 1961 even '3.nd educated total district persons population. marginal workers who spent most of their time basi cally as non-workers were treated as workers while in (I) (2) (3) (4) 1971 only those who were engaged for most of the time 1961 343,609 1,227,346 21.17 in productive work were treated as workers. A detailed analysis and comparison with 1961 of work 1971 467,125 1,514,965 23.56 participation rates is given in the chapter on popula tion in part 'C' of the District Census Handbook It is observed that though there has been an which will be printed as a separate volume. increase in tbe proportion of literate and educated persons to total population in 1971 compared to the The following table gives the percentage distribu . population in 1961 the actual number of illiterates tion of the working population by industrial categories increased in 1971 despite the increased educational in rural and urban areas and for males and females in facilities during the decade 1961-71. Kurnool district. 114 PERCENTAGB DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKING POPULATION Percentage of Workers by Category to Total Workers Category Persons Total Rural Urban Mal~s Females 2 3 4 5 6 I Cultivators 26.81 ~O.87 5.61 34.16 11.96 II Agricultural Labourers 47.79 53:59 17.49 34.48 74.6S III Livestock, Foresty, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations Orchards & alli~d Activities 1.33 1.36 1.17 ]. 7S 0.43 IV Mining and QUarrying 0.53 0.55 0.41 O.SS 0.44 V(a) Household Industry, 4.88 4.17 8.58 5.31 4.01 V(b) Other than Household Industry 2.93 0.41 16.06 3.69 1.40 VI Construction 2.10 0.97 8.07 2.85 0.60 VII Trade & Commerce 5.35 2.73 19.04 6.99 2.03 VIII Transport, Storage & Communications 1.49 0.52 6.54 2.20 0.06 IX Other Services. 6.79 4.83 17.03 7.96 4.42 \ Total 100.00 lOO.OU 100.00 100.00 100.00 Of all the industrial categories of workers, Cultiva Census as against 184,227 persons at the 1961 Census tors and Agricultural Labourrrs together constitute recording an increase of 20.96'la over that at the 1961 nearly threefourths of the total workers in the dis Census. The Scheduled Castes population of the trict. Their proportion is 74.60% of the total workers district in 1971 forms only 3.8510 of the total State while it is 84.46% in the rural areas and 23.10% in Scheduled Castes population or 11.24% of the total the urban' areas. district population. The proportion of Scheduled Castes population to total population of the district Workers in 'Other Services' whi.ch comprise the is relatively more compared to its proportion in the State and Central government services, educational, State viz., 13.30%. About 184% of the Scheduled religious, welfare, local body, business and personal Castes population in the district is living in the rural services constitute the sec.:ond largest section in which areas as they are generally illiterate and thereby could 6.79% of the total workers are engaged. Th~ propor. not find suitable employment in towns which require tion of these workers is higher relatively in the urban certain minimum educational levels. areas with 17.03% as against 4.83% in the rural. Trade and commerce, household industry, other than household industry and construction are the only other 32,407 persons (16,537 males and 15,870 females) categories accounti.ng for 2% or more but less than 6% returned themilelves under Scheduled Tribes popUlation of the total workers. at 1971 Census against 22,352 persons at 1961 record ing an increase of 44.98% over the 1961 figure. The Male agricultural workers formed 68.64% of the Scheduled Tribes population of the district in 1971 total male workers in the district While the correspond Census forms only 1.95% of the total Scheduled ir.g proportion of female workers account for 86.61% Tribes Population of the State or 1.63% of the total which indicates a higher female participation rate in population of the district. The proportion of the several agricultural operations such as sowing, weeding, Scheduled Tribes popUlation h far lowar compared to harvesting etc. than that of the males. In all the the corresponding proportion of 3.8% for the State. other industrial categories of workers, the female As in the case of Scheduled Castes population, literacy rates are low, the lowest being in the category majority of the Scheduled Tribes Population (27,982) VIII (Transport, Storage and Communications) with a lives only in the rural areas of the district. mere 0.06%. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Certain demographic aspec~s are presented in 222,838 persons (112,792 males and 110,046 females) Part 'C' of the District Census Handbook which will returned themselves as Scheduled Castes at the 1971 be published as a separate volume. , 116 eec ...... c CCl CC'Cf'4 ...... _.... 1I)f'lf'4...... -...... f'411) 1'-\0 \0 MOO""" V) f'l,...N 0\000 CO Itlf'l~ ...... 'C ..; f'4 -- ..... 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'CO\I'- --0N -_ 00 ~ ",NN 00 N ~~~ '" <"I - -- .,., _' co00 00 NN o 0\0\ -N -- 10 00 <"I 00 - r- 0\ o 00 00 00 -NN- 0000 .,.,.,.,00 <"1M 00 _00 ....00 r- ..... --.... 00 \0 00 00 - -NN- NN 000 OO\ON N N .....00 -..... '" r- o 00 ...... 00 o \ ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES KURNOOL TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Na~e of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 66 Amadaguntla 1 M. Sompuram 72 Anugonda 11 Mallapuram 48 A. (Ayyavari) Gokulapad 22 Mamidalapad 64 Markapuram 86 Meedhivemula 43 . B. (Bandi) Thandrapadu 58 Mudumalagurthi 19 Basavapuram 10 Munugala 76 Bastipadu 21 Munagalapad 3 Belagal 84 Bodduvanipalle 75 Bollavaram 88 N. Kanthalapadu 5~ Brahmanadoddi 42 Nanur 93 Brahmanapalle 71 Nayakll 65 Budidapad 20 Nizzur 5 Burrandoddi 34 Nuthanapalle 59 Chanugondla 40 Orvakal 81 Chetlamallapuram 80 Chinna 1 ekur 9S Palakolanu 2 Palukudoddi 30 Devamada 2S Panchalingala 32 Diguvapadu 45 Pandipad 44 D innedavarapadu 52 Pannakal 7t. Dupad 4LJ Parla 35 Pasupula 15 Edururu 18 Peddapadu 26 E. (Etiawala) Thandrapadu 77 Pedda Tekur 62 Penchikalapadu 6 Palakal 33 Gargeyapuram 31 Pudur 29 Gondiparla 55 Pulakurthi 16 G. (Gopala) Sinpvaram 37 Puricherla 68 Gorantla 74 Pusulur 61 Gudipadu 60 Pyalakurthi 51 Gudur 7 Gundurevula R. (Regadi) Kanapul'llm Gutlapad SO 89 14 • R. KonthalapaJu 7J. Remadur 90 Hussainapuram 12 Remata 24 F-oza 36 F- udravaram 28 Joharapuram 53 Julekal 47 ~alkapuram ~2 ~hakunala 23 KaUur ~6 ~omayajulapalle 94 Kalva U Sunkesul.i 4 Kambadahal 39 Kannamadakala 79 Thadakanapalle 38 Kethavaram 91 Thippayapalle 57 Kodumur 97 Komarole 8 Kondapuram 17 Ulchala 70 Konganapad 82 Ulindakonda 9 Kothakota 87 .Uppalapadu 27 Kuroool 85 Uyyalavada 63 K. (Kuruva) Nagulapuram 56 Varukur 69- Laddagiri 46 Lakshmipur 1m 83 YaparJapad 41 LoddipaUe 67 Yerradoddi 125 126 ", ... eo .,.,0"" .... 0 Qa'I'" c-:~"'O\OO • .... 1:>10 f'I"IV'"l""'r-- .... _, ~..; tA ... ..,." eo"'''' N"''''OO~"..,,,,,-,,,,"0 "'N ...... 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N"" . .... 135 Statement showing the Jurisdictiim of Enumerators' Block, in the Urban Arta.f of Knrnool Ta/uk KURNOOL CITY Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ~--~ ___,,______Ward! House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality! ,.------.A--in the Block______Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B.No. Block No. E.B.No. From To From To. (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Street E.B. 1 1-1 1-240 Street 17 E.B. 38 17-1 17-63 E.B. 2 1-241 1-310 B.B. 39 17-64 17-138/C E.B. 3 1-311 1-552 E.B. 40 17-139 17-221 Street 2 RH. 4 2-1 2-70 Street 18 E.B. 86 18-1 18-201 E.B. 5 2-71 2-150/A E,B. 6 2-151 2-240 Street 19 B.B. 41 19-1 19-109 E.B. 7 2-241 2-341 £.B. 42 19-110 19-200 E.B. 43 19-201 19-311 Slreet 3 E.B. S 3-1 3-75!B E.B. 9 3-76 3-112 Street 20 &pI E.B. 44 20-1 20-69 B.B. 10 3-173 3-279 21-1 21-21 Street 22 45 Street 4 E.B. 11 4-1 4-58/B £.B. 22-1 22-127 Street 5 E.B. 12 5-1 5-86 Street 23 B.B. 46 23-1 23-62/A EB. 13 5-~7 5-148 E.B. 47 23-63 23-115 E.B. 14 5-149 5-255 E.B. 48 23-116 23-175 Street 6 E.B. IS 6-1 6-92 Street '~'24 " , B.B, 49 24-1 24-75 B.B. 16 6-93 6-203 ' E.B. 50 24-76 24-140 Street 7 B.B. 17 7-1 7-60 Street 2S E.D. 51 25-1 25-100 Street 8 E.B. 18 8-1 • 8-125 Street 26 E.B. 52 26-1 26-123 E.B. 19 8-126 8-222 E.B. 53 26-124 26-218 E.B. 54 26-219 26-341 Street 9 B.B. 20 9-1 9-94 E.B. 55 26-342 26-448 E.B. 21 9-95 9-205 I E.B. 22 9-206 9-342 Street 27 E.B. 56 27-1 ~7-60 ll.B. 57 27-61 27-121 Street 10 EB. 23 10-1 10-70fA E.D. 24 10-71 10-137 Street 21i E.B. 58 28-A 28-97 Street 11 E.D. 25 Jl-1 11-74 Street 29 B.B. 59 29-1 29-75 E.B. 26 11-75 11-126 E.B. 60 29-76 29-139 Street 12 E.B. 27 12-1 1~-108 Street 30 E.B. 61 30-1 30-44 E.B. 62 30-4S 30-116 E.B. 63 Street 13 E.B. 28 13-1 . 13-157 30-117 30-18S/A E.B. 29 13-158 13-254 Street 31 E.B. 61 31-1 31-3S ,14 30 14-55 Street E.B. 14-1 Street 32 E.D. 64 32-1 32-90 E.B. 6S 32-91 32-174 Street 15 E.B. 31 . 15-1 15-80 E.B. 66 32-175 32-230 E.B. 32 IS-81 15-140 E,B. 67 32-231 32-310 E.B. 33 15-141 15-216/C E.B. 68 32-311 32-380 E.D. 34 15-217 15-264 E.B. 69 32-381 32-470 E.B. 70 32-471 32-553 Street 16 E.B. 35 16-1 16-77 E.B. 71 32-554 32-614 ED. 36 16-78 16-1 53/B E.B. 37 16-154 16-211 . Street· 33 . E.B. 12 33-1 33-48 136 Statem{!nt showin.g thelurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in tlte Urban A.real of Kurnool Taluk l(URNQOL ern Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r r .\ . Ward! House Numbers .mclude ~ Ward! House Numbers included """\ Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r Block No. E.B,No. ,- . From To From " To'" (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) {2) (3) (4) Street 3~ E.B. 73, 34-1 3~-98 Street 42 E.B •. 119 42-1 42-80/B EB. 74 31-99 34-168 E.B. 120 42-tll 42-'125 E.B. 75 34-169 34-256 E.B. 121 42-126 42-206 Street 35 E.B. 76 35-1 35-90 Street .. 43 E.B. 122 43-1 E.B. 77 . 35-91 43-45 35-190 E.B. 123 43-46 E.B. 78 35-1\11 35-278 43-119 E.B. 124 43-120 43-187 Street 36 E.B. 7'} 36-1 36-46/0 E.B. 125 43-1&8 43-235 E.B. 80 36-46/1 36-46/70 E.B. 126 43-236 43-263/A B.B. 81 36-46/71 36-46/IS5B Street 44 E.B. 127 44-1 E.B. 44-43 82 36-47 ~6-107F E.B. 128 44-44 E.B. 83 44-71/CI 36-108 36-18.5 E.B, 129 44-71/42 E.B. 84 44-87/HA 36.-186 36-260 E.B . 130 44-87/HI • 44-133 E.B. 85 36-261 . 36-3188 E.B. 131 44-133/A 44-190 Street 37 E.B. I 37-1 37-13 Street 45 E.B. 132 45-1 45-85 Street 3~ E.B. 6 38-1 38-90 E.B. 133 45-86 45-114 E.B. 87 38-91 38-163 E.B. 134 45-115 45-185/30C E.B. 135 45-185J31 Street 39 E.B. F8 39-1 39-82 45-198/N E.B. 89 39-83 39-84i~ Street 46 E.B. 136 46-1 46-43 E.B. !lO 39-84/9$ 39-16OfA.t' E.B. 137*- 46-44 46-81 E.B. 91 39-161 39-242 E.B. 138 46-86/1 46-F(i/l0S E.B. 92 39-243 39-330 E.B. 139 46-86/106 46-154 B.B. 140 E.B. 93 40-1 40-70 46-155 46-176/Bl Street 40 E.B. 141 E.B. 94 40-71 40-145 146-177 46-257 E.B. 142 40-146 40-222 46-258 46-365 E.B. 9S E.B. 143 E.B. 96 40-223 40-299 46-366 46-484 E.B. 144 46-185 46-588/A E.B. 97 40-300 40-354/30 E.B. 145 98 40-35A/31 40-409/20 46-5~9 46-700 E.B. E.B. 146 46-701 E.B. 99 40-409/21 40-455 44-785 E.B. 100 40-456 40-579 Street 47 E.B. 147 47-1 47-42 B.B. 101 40-580 40-665 E.B. H8 47-43 47-74 'EB 102 40-666 4O-730A F.B. 149 47-75 47-97/33 E.B. .103 40-731 40-800B EB. 150 47-97/34 47-154 E.B. 104 40-801 40-860 E.B. 151 47-155 47-250 Street 41 ED. 105 41-1 4t-BOA 41-81 Street 48 E.B. J52 48-1 48-110/A E.B. 106 41-155 E.B. 153 48-111 48-195 E.B. 107 41-156 41-250A E.B. 108 41-251 41-315 Street 49 E.B. 154 49-1/1 49-1/36 E.B. 109 41-316 41-375 E.B. 49-1 40-102 E.B. H\) 41-376 41-442 E.B. 155 49-103 49-174 E.B. 111 41-443 41-472/44 49-M-l 49-79 E.B. 112 41-472/45 41-473-A/S7 E.B. 156 49~1 49-12S/A E.B. 113 41-473-A/S8 41-473-A/180 E.D. 157 49-126 49-245 E.B. 114 41-473-A/181 41-500. B.D. 158 49-1 49-135 E.B lIS 41-501 41-568 E.D: 1~9 49-136 49-260 E.B. 116 41-569 41-614/H E.B. 16() 49-261 49-387 BB. 117· 41-615 41-702 E.B. 161 49-388 49-499 £.B. ll8 41-805 41-917/C .B.B. 162 49-S00 49-612 '" folice quarters 70~~04 demolished after 1961 Cen,. - ,HOUMa 46-::1)2 to 46-85 dem~H~llcd after 1961 ~J:I:I'la ! 117 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Bloch in li_ Urban Areal. 0/ Kurlfool Taluk KURNOOL CITY Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction . ~ Wardl House Numbers tncluded Wardl House ~umbers included Loe lilyl in the Block Localityl in the Block Bloch No. E.B. No. r A Block No. E.B.No. r .1'-. From To~ From T~ (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Street SO E.B. 163 50-7 50-109{14 Street 57 E.B. 190 57-1 57-42 EB. 164 50-109/15 50-210 E.B. 191 58-1 58-36/A E.B. 165 50-211 50-336 Street 58 E.B. 190 57-43 57-77 E.B. 166 50-337 50-446 E.B. 167 50-441 50-566 Street 59 E.B. 192 59-1 59-61/. E.B. 168 50-567 50-675 Street 60 E.B. 192 60-1 60-3/B E.B. 169 50-676 50-752/3 E.B. 170 50-752/4 50-753/51 Street 61 E.B. 192 0-1 61-27 E.B. 171 50-753j52 50-753;220 Street 62 E.B. 193 62-1 62-1U E.B. 194 62-119 62-249 Street 51 E.B. 172 51-1 51-14/SSZ E.B. 173 51-14/69 51-160 Street 63 LB. 195 63-1 63-76 E.B. 174 51-161 51-300 EB. 175 51-301 51-430 Street 64 E.B. 196 64-1 64-43/B-ll E.B. 176 51-431 51-570 E.B. 197 64-43/B-12 64-43IL-IU E.B. 177 51-571 51-710 E.B. 198 6~-43/L-116 64-107 E.B. 178 51-ill 51-845 E.B. 199 64-108 64-182/B EB. 119 51-846 51-1044 Street 65 E.B. 20r> 65-1 55-102 Street 52 E.B. 180 52-1 52-92 E.B. 181 52-93 52-237 Street 66 EB. 201 65-1 66-134/D Street 53 EB. 182 53-1 53-74 Street 67 E.B. 202 67-1 67-107 Street 54 F.B. lR3 54-1 54-5.)/18 Street 63 E B. 203 68-1 68-71 E.B. 184 54-53/19 5-l-95 E.B. 204 68-72 68-134 Street 55 E.B. 185 55-1 55-36/E Street 69 E.B. 205 69-1 69-125 E.B. 206 69-126 69-240 Street 56 E.B. 186 56-1 56-55 E.B. 207 69-241 69-360 51)-56 EB. 187 56-85/5 E.B. 20S 69-361 69-473/C E.B. 138 S6-~516 56-83-. \/22 E.B. 20c) 69-47.- 69-588 E.B. 189 56-S8-AI23 56-98 E.n, 210 69-589 69-706 N.B:- In a few cases an enumerator W1S allotte:l Plett of different wlfdsllozllitles/blocks. 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U .... w 00 co u COco U 00 CO U 00 '*00 00 co 00 00 00 CO u ~ ~ '" ~ ~ Iri Iri Iri &rilri E ~Iri A:I Iri Iri Irilri ~ Illiri ~ III III ~ &ri !XI III ~ U:u.i Ii;. u.i Iliu.i u.iu.i u.iu.i r.Q r.Q Il.i u.i ~ tI.i Il.ill.i \C .... 00 ~ ... , ...... ,., \0 ...."'" ~ ~ N N N """N N N ,;.: ,;.: ,;.: ,;.: ,;.: ,;.: ,;.:'" .loll .loll .loll I) 0 0 0 7i ~ 0 g 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i:Q - ill ill ill ~ iil 'ia iXl 'ia iil ill iil i:a Al.PHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ATMAKUR INDEPENDENT SUB-TALUK 191J 1971 Location Name of ViIla~ Location Name of VllJaac CedeNo. Code No. (I) (J) (2) (2) 17 31 Abdullapuram Krisbnapura~l 19 Atmakur 12 Kuru1cunda 34 Bhanumukkala 27 Maddur 6 Bhattuvanipalle 26 Mittakanda la 37 Boyarevula 38 Mothukur 24 Chelimella 35 Nallakalva ]0 Nandikunt.a 21 Dudyala 25 Pamulapadu 15 Pinnapuram j Edurupadu 13 Ramapuram 1 Gaoapuram 29 Regadigudur 7 Gokavaram 32 Gunthakandala 16 Siddapuram 11 Guvvalakuntla 18 Siddepalle 14 lndireswaram 8 Sivapuram 22 Iskala 16A Srisailam Project Township 3 Juturu 2 Thummalurn 23 Kambalapalle 28 Vanala 20 Kariveoa :6 Velgode 4 Kokkeraocha 30 Velpanur 9 Kothapalle 33 Vempenta RESEIH'E PO REST AREAS R.P.lO Bairluti Beat R.P.ll Pedda Ananthapuram Beat JO.l Bairlutigudem 10.2 Pothurajupenta R.F.I3 Rudracode Beat 13.1 Rudracodegudem R.F. 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('f")('f"J('t")('f")lTlf'll"lM .., ,..... :G~~~~ "1:1.. ~ t:!. ~ cri~~=i=i~",~ =a:i=cr:i=~~~~~, rururuwrururu =~ It') \Q '0a '0... ~ ~ ~ \ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NANDY AL TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village l..ocalioo Name of Villajte Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 32 Alamur 23 Kondajutur 3R Anupur 3l Konidedu 67 Ayyalur 18 KortamadcU j I Ayyavarikodur 39 Kothur 66 Kattala 27 Balapanur 26 Kowlur 53 Bandi Atmakur 73 Basavapuram 36 Maddur 61 Bayyapukl)dur 2 Manchalakatta 14 Bheemavaram 68 Maseedpuram 9 Bhojanam 42 Mitnaia 34 Bhupanapadu 17 Munagala 6 Bilakalagudut 65 Billalapuram 69 Nandipalle 64 Bollavaram 43 Brahmanapalle 1() Nandyal 62 Bukkapuram 57 Narayanapuram 35 Neravada 7 Buzanur 49 Noonepalle 48 Chabolu Panyam 46 Chapirevula 29 3 Chennakkapalle 10 Param~tur 28 Chilakala 52 ParnapaUe 4 Chindukur 56 Pedda Devalapuram 8 Pesaravoy 30 PinnApuram 21 Durvesi 24 PoIL)1" 15 Pulimaddi 59 Ernapadu 44 Pusulur 20 Gadigarevula S4 Ramapuram 5 Gadivemula 16 Rayamalpuram 40 Gaggatur 72 Gajulapalle 55 Santhajutur 58 GaliChennayapalem 1 Gani 37 Gonavaram 31 Thamarajupallo 71 Gopavaram 70 Thammadapallo 22 Gorkdlu 63 Thimmapuram 41 Guntanala 19 Thirupadu 45 Thogerchedu 60 Kadamalakalva .. ]3 Kakanur 2' UdumalpUfIlll 47 Kanala 11 Karimaddula 12 Yerraguntla RESERVE FOREST BLOCKS R.F. 3 Chalama R.F. 2 Narapureddikunta R.F. 1 Mallalamma R.F. 4 Sarvakattalu 1.99 200 e 001'" eMf'- ~k ___ !fl. ~ ~ VI"';f'I f MN 00 \C. 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U:'S"';:1 ~ ~ g: 0 ....:.- ~g O~- ..... --!;i 1::0 - ~ eu ~~._, - ~. l- :~ I::o IL ....._, '"N .., J6 .... > CI\ ~ _M ~\Q : ::I ~ 81~~ r-r- : 0'1 \0 l 208 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blockl in the Urban Areas of Nandyal Taluk NANDYAL TOWN Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ~--~ ~ Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Localityl in the Block A Block No. E.B.No. ~~ Block No. E.B.No. r- . ~ From To From To (1) (2) . (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Street I E.B. 1 I-I 1-41 Street 16 E~B. 39 16-1 16-13/A E.B. 2 1-42. 1-334 E.B.40 16-14 (1) 16-89 E.D. 3 1-335 1-443/A Street 17 E.B.41 17-1 17-104/A Street 2 E.B. 4 2-1 2-96 E.B.42 17-105 17-151 E.D. 5 2-97 2-273 ED. 43 17-152 17-245 E.B. 6 2-274 2-411/D E.B. 7 2-411/C 2-465/1 Street 18 E.B.44 18-1 18-52 E.B.4S 18-53 18-102 Street 3 E.B. S 3-1 3-137/A ED. 9 \ 3-138 3-310/8 E.B.I0 3-111 3-45012 Street 19 E.B.46 19-1 1\l-!16/B E.B. II 3-451 3-525/B E.B.47 11-87 19-180 EB.12 3-526 3-572/A Street 20 E.B.48 20-1 20--86/P Streel 4 E.B.13 4-1 4-71/C-2 E.B.49 20-86/Q 20-170fC E.B. 14 4-71/C-3 4-133/2 E.B. 15 4-13~ 4-193/2 Street 21 E.B.50 21-1 21-125 E.B.16 4-194 3-310 E.B. 51 21-125/A 21-201 E.B.17 4-311 4-436 E.B.52 21-202 21-285 B.B. 18 4-437 4-570 E.B.53 21-2~6 21-391 Street 5 E.B. 19 5-1 S-121/A E.B.2O 5-122 5-257/A Street 22 E.B.54 22-1 22-72/A E.B. S5 22-73 22-155 Street (I E.B. 21 6-1 6-122 E.B.56 22-156 22-256/A Strett 1 E.B.22 7-1 7-114 Street 23 E.B.57 23-1 23-65 E.B.23 7-1 14/A 7-193 E.B.58 23-66 23-180 E.B.24 7-194 7-324 E.B. 25 7-32~/A 7-451 Street 24 BB.59 24-·1 24-98 E.B.6O 24-99 2t-17() Street I E.B.26 8-1 8-72 E.B.61 2~-17O/A 2t-244 E.B,27 8-73 8-1S3 E.B.28 S-154 8-2+0 Street 25 EB 62 25-1 25-58/B e.B.63 25-59 25-124 St~ !I EB.29 9-1 9-79 E.B.64 25-125 25-213/A E.B.30 9-80 9-1 46/A E.B.65 25-214 25-298 E.B.66 25-299 25-400/A Sfreet 10 E.B.31 10-1 10-102 E.B.67 25-401 25-474 E.B.32 10-103 10-187 E.Br 68 26-1 26-104 Street II E.B.33 11-1 11-106 Street 26 E.B.,69 26-105 26-2081B E.B.70 26-209 26-321/A Street 12 E.B.34 12-1 l~-IOS E.B.71 26-322 26-403 (5) Street U E.D.35 13-1 13-67 E.B.72 26-40-l 26-449 B.B.36 13-63 13-130 E.B.73 26-450 26-5~8/B E.B.74 26-549 26-600 Street )4 E.B. )1 14-1 14-68 B.B.38 14-69 14-118 Street 27 EB.75 27-1 27-129 E·B.76 27-130 27-249 ~treet 1) i.B. 39 Ij-l );-76 E.B.:77 27-250 27-360 209 Statement show,'ng the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blockl in the Urban A.real of Nand)'a/ Ta1uk NANDYAL TOWN Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its JUrisd' . r---.A-----" letlon Ward! House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers includ d Localityl in the Block LocalityJ in the Block e Block No. E.B.No. r- A Block No. E.B.No. From To '"' (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) ~(3) . (4) Street 28 E.B.78 28-1 28-122!A Strcet 29 E.B.90 29-1 29_84 E.B.79 28-123 28-253· E.B.91 29-85 29_178 E.B.80 28-254 2g-397 E.B.92 29-179 29-262 E·B. 81 28-398 28-532 E.B.93 29-263 29-336 E.B.82 28-533 28-616 E.B.83 28-6t7 28-750 Street 30 E.B.94 30-1 F.B. 95 30-57 37-S'/A E.B.84 28-751 28-831 30-160/B EB.96 30-161 E.B.85 28-832 28-930 30-242 E.B.97 30-243 E.B.86 28:-931 2S-1013 30-362 2B";1014 28-1101 E.B.98 30-363 E.B.87 30-481 E.B.88 25-1102 28-1203 E.B.99 30-41,2 30_577 E.B,89 2~-1204 28-1295 E.B. leo 30-578 30-72, N.B:- In a few cases an enum~rator was allotted parts of different w2rds:locaJities/blocks. In all such cases. the E. B. No h r.:peated in each of the concerned ward/locality/block and the paniculars pertaining to that part only are shown ~& ~s b~n alDst It. 110 IPlI ... 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