CENSUS 1971
SERIES 2
ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NALGONDA
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 OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1974 The Jain Mahavira
The motif presented on the cover page of the Nalgonda District Census Handbook represents the image of the Jain Mahavira sculptured on a light greenish jade in the famous jain tempte at Kolanpak village at Bhongir taluk in Nalgonda district.
At present a large village spreading over 16 Sq. Kms. with a population of 7,075 persens, Kolanpak was a reputed town during the Early and Middle Ages. The place was identified as the Kusasthalapura of Dhananjaya who was defeated by Samudragupta in the 4th century A.D. It later became the second capital of the Kalyani Chalukyas from the 11 th century A.D. Afterwards it passed into the hands of the Cholas during the reign of king Rajendra Chola and then into the hands of the Kakatiyas who came to power in the succeeding centuries.
Apart from being a flourishing and prosperous commercial centre, Kolanpak popularly known as Kulpak was a cradle of religions and served as a meeting ground for t"e three important religious faiths of the day, namely Jainism, Saivism and Vaishnavism. All the three faiths thrived side by side in harmony for some time. Traces of the flourishing state of each one of these religions could be seen even today in the remnants of the dilapidated shrines or temples r3presenting the respective religions, existing then in the area. However, Jainism received a greater degree of the royal patronage, especially from the ehalukyas and the Rashtrakutas who popularised Jainism in the Andhra Desa by establishing several 'Viharas' at places like Gudivada, Bikkavolu, Hanamkonda, Bodhan. etc. The Sangama Dynasty. the first ruling house of the great Hindu Empire of Vijayanagara was stated to be favourable to the growth of the Jainism and Bukka hl!ld patched uo a quarrel between the Vaishnavites and the Jains. Thus the fortunes of the Jainism changed with the change of the rulership in the land.
The decline of the Jainism had set in with the onslauqhts of Veera-Saivism, an aggreSSive sect lead by Bnsaveswara, a zealous and staunch Saivite It is_said that many Jaina 'Basadis' (Temples) were destroyed Jaina sculptures mutilated and that the followers were cruelly persecuted by the Vira Saivites. Many Jain followers even changed their faith for fear of persecution at the hands of the Veera Saivites. In one of these conflicts the original ancient Jain temple at Kulpak seems to have been destroyed and the present one constructed later, on the ruined Site of the earlier temple. The existing temple is said to have been constructed about 1800 years ago, but its sculptural and architectural features are suggestive of n late 19th century construction.
The temple consists of the idols of all the 24 TheE'rthankaras who preached and spread the message and gospel of Jainism. with Vardhamana Mahavira. the last and the 24th in the illustrious line of Theerthankaras in the middle, seated in 'Padmasana' with his hands kept in 'Dhyana Mudra' a$ shown in the motif.
An annual festival lasting for thIBe days from Chaitrfl 5uddha Triodasi to Purnima (March-Apiil) is cele brated here. It draws the Jain devotees numbering about 10 to 15 thousands from all over India. A couple of thousands of the Hindus, Muslims and Christians also par~icipate in this annual festival. Lectures on Jain philoso phy are delivered daily on the occasion. Unlike in.a Hindu temple. there is no particular Pujari and no Naivedyam is offered in this Jain temple, for, the jains believe that there would be no hunger after attaining jWukthl (Salvation} This is a Swethambara temple and all the idols are decorated with white clothes and jewels. Only the first puja in the morning is performed by some one in charge of the temple while subsequently all devotees can worship the idols. The temple is not electrified while the compound and the rooms are. The affairs of the temple are managed by a committee of the Jains in Secunderabad through paid agents. Munificent contri butions from devotees form the main source of income for the temple which is supplemented at times with the subscriptions raised by the Managing Committee. PREFACE
The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful 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 the delay in the publication of these 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 'fown 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 the particulars about the basic amenities etc., availab1e in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public llse. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume; I am glad to record here that Parts A and 13 of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 districts in the State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1974 Parts A and B for all the 21 districts wOllld 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 Govern ment have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Hand books. 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. AI. Quader, LA.S., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable Presses for uadcr taking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directo ries are obtained from diff-:rent 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, LA.S., Registrar General, India and Dr. Roy Burman, Deputy Regi<;trar 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 Nalgonda District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my Office: Sri P. B. Sundar Raj, Tabulation Officer Smt. P. Lalitha, Tabulation Officer Sri T. Brahmiah, Statjstical Assistant Drafting and Scrutiny Sri K. V. Sarma, Statistical Assistant Sri A. V. Krishna Reddy, Comput~r Supervision of Printing Kuru. B. Tarakeswari Rao, Co'mputor I Sri V. Babu Rao, Assistant Compiler Collection and Compilation " S. Ramakrishna, Assistant Compiler 11
Sri G. S. (boudary, Junior Reader, G.c.P. Proof Reading " F. Innaiah, Junior Reader, G.C.P. } Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler Scrutiny and Supervision of Map Printing Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Supervision of Mapping Work Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman " N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman " Mohiuddln Hassan, Draughtsman " M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman Preparation of Maps " Md. Yakub Ali, Draughtsman ( " B. Raghuram, Draughtsman Smt." Daya Saxena, Draughtsman \ Sri D. Koteswara Rao, Computor !
I am grateful to their services. \ I am very thankful to the Director of Archaeology and Museums, Government of Andhra Pradesh, for f~rnishing to me the material required for the note on the motif. I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves.
T. VEDJ\NTAM Director of Census Operations. CONTENTS
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Illtroduction 1-4
PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY
Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-11 Village Directory: Nalgonda Taluk 13-27 Suryapet Taluk: 29-17 Huzurnaear Taluk 39-45 Miryalguda Taluk 47-55 Devarakonda 'faluk 57-71 Bhongir Taluk 73-83 Ramannapet Taluk 85-93 Ta\ukwise Abstract of Amenitici 94-95
SECTION II-TOWN DIR!CTOftY
Explanatory Note-Town Directory 96-101 '1own Directory:
Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towni 102 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 103 Statement III Civic Finances 104 Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities in Towns. 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 10tl.
PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 109-114 Primary Census Abstract:
NALGONDA DlSTRlC1 115-118 Nalgonda Taluk 119-14 111 lV MAPS NAU10Nt>A DISTRICT Frontispiece Naigonda Taluk Facing Paile 13 Suryapet Taluk 29 Huzurnagar Taluk ,3') Miryalguda Taluk 47 Devarakonda Taluk 57 Bhongir Taluk 73 Ramannapet Talllk 85 Nalaonda District - Tatukwise Density of Popuhuion J09 FIGURES AT A GLANCE COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT Andhra Pradesh Nalgonda State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 1,819,738 Males 22,008,663 926,177 Females 21,494,045 893,561 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,698,049 Males 17,698,247 862,562 Females 17,401,934 835,487 URBAN Persons 8,402,527 121,689 Males 4,310,416 63,615 Females 4,092,111 58,074 DECENNIAL POPULATION +20.9 +16.8 GROWTH RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,814.0* 14,242.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 157 128 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 977 965 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 17.1 Males 33.2 25.1 Females 15.8 8.8 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATrON 19.3 6.7 TO TOTAL POPUI.ATION PERCENT AGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 44.7 POP{JLA nON (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 61.3 Females 24.2 27.5 BREAK-UP OF WORKER,S: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CUL TIV ATORS Persons 32.2 36.8 Males 37.4 44.2 Females 19.4 19.7 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 37.1 Males 27.7 25.8 Females 63.1 63.2 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 26.1 Males 34.9 30.0 Females 17.5 17.1 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE'S Persons 13.3 15.9 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 16.0 Females 13.2 15.7 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE'S Persons 3.8 0.03 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 0.03 Females 3.8 0.03 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 8,041,925 342,256 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 1,165 Inhabited 27,221 1,115 Uninhabited 2,207 50 NUMBER OF TOWNS 224 6 • Some changes in the area figures due to computational error were intimated by the Surveyor General of India, after the. Publication of Part II-A, General Population Tables of Andhra Pradesh. Hence, these figures will I'lot tally with those Published in Part lI~A Volume of Andhra Pradesh. v INTRODUCTION \ NALGONDA DISTRICT « l- t- z u U J: a: (Jl l- -ex:: ::e I- VI t- « u a: :z: :li- , , ~ ::e &AI '" a: a'" -Q ::E I- Iii <{ VI A. = FROM CH£IUY Ai. l II 0: l (/) o 'V\.'i:~,>p.\) ~,!#-o'f\ ...' Cl ~ D ~ « I- III (j « a:: II: I- III Ul a -a ~ ~ :>- ~ :t ~ ! i u I ,~ ";; " @ @ INTRODUCTION QENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District Manuals and District Gazetteers District Census Handbooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand Government compiled and published District Manuals books for each district in place of Village Statements for each district. It contained not only particulars of was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 Census items of more or less a permanent character such as by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I. C. S., the then Registrar physical characteristics, history, religion and ethno General, India and ex-officio Census Commissioner of graphy but also a few statistical tables including those India as part of a plan intended to secure an effective ,elating to population which became obsolete within a method of preserving the Census records prepared for few years of their publication. The Madras Govern areas below the district level. He proposed that all the ment, therefore, replaced these District Manuals District Census Tables and Census Abstracts prepared by another publication known as the District Gazetteer during the process of sorting and compilation, shou Id be bound together in a single manuscript volume called consisting of two volumes 'A' and 'B'. Volume A con the "District Census Handbook" and sUI!gested to the tained descriptive matter and such general tables as State Governments that the Handbook with or without might be necessary to explain the text and Volume B the addition of other useful information relating to the contained detailed statistics. They decided that Volume district should be printed and published at their own B should be brought out periodically after each decen. cost, in the same manner as the Village Statistics of the nial census so that they contain the latest 'statistics. past censuses. This suggestion was accepted by most Volume A was published for some districts between of the State Governments. Both the composite Madras 1905 and 1927 in the composite Madras State. The State and the erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this publication of Volume A was discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published for all the districts of the suggestion and published the ~District Census Hand composite Madras State between 1906 and 1915. The book for each district at their own cost. 1n the erst pUblication of Volume B was also stopped after the while Hyderabad State, the District Census Handbooks 1931 Census. were brought out in two parts, Part I containing Administrative Statistics and Part II the Census Tables. In the composite Madras State, the Handbooks were In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gazet brought out in one single volume only for each district. teer Volumes were brought out for some of the di!>tricts. Pattern at 1961 Cen~us 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 Sri ments and in Andhra Pradesh, the Gazetteers of some Asok Mitra. L C. S., the·,\then Registrar General, India, districts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been pub The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census of lished already. Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The first part contained narrative description of the Physical The Village Statements features, History, Social, Economic and Demographic characteristics, the progress made in each field of Apart from these District Manuals and Gazetteers administration over the past decades and a brief Gazet ~he census data upto village level used to be published teer of places, The second part contained the Admini In a brochure called "Village Statement" for each d' _ strative Statistics of various departments. The third part trict immediately after every census from 1872 u;: 1941. 0 contained the 1961 Census Tables viz., General Popu lation Tables, Economic Tables,~Cultural and Migration The .Village Statements merely showed the number Tables, Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Sche o~ occupied houses and popUlation by religion of each duled Tribes. The fourth part consisted of Village ~I!la~e and town and they did not contain any. more and Town Directory which was the most vital part of eta lis. From the 1951 Census, Village Statements the Handbook. giving villagewise and town wise Pri were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. mary Census Abstract i.e., particulars of area, house· 2 holds, population, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, educational and medical institutions, power and drink literacy, broad categorisation of working population ing water supply, post and telegraph fecilities, com etc. Important amenities such as educational, medical, munications, particulars of land use, markets, places of public health and communication facilities available religious, historical or archaeological interest in the were also indicated against each village and town. village. Njne sub-tables containing v illagewise particulars such 'as irrigation sources, important crops raised, Town Directory value of land, co-operative societies, industrial esta The Town Directory portion contains data in seven blishments, police stations, list of skjlled craftsmen etc. statements. Particulars like the civic administration were given after the Village and Town Directory. A status, its origin, the gro~th and decline of its popula tabular statement on Fairs and Festivals in the district tion, functional category, physical aspects and location, was given at the end of the volume. All these four municipal finances, civic and other amenities, medical, parts were bound in a single volume and published at educational, recreatiomll and cultural facilities, trade. the cost of the State Government. industry, commerce and banking facilities and lastly the religious composition of the town and the Scheduled Pattern at 1971 Census Castes/Scheduled Tribes, population inhabiting are presented in seven statements. They are given for each The District Census Handbooks proved to be very town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. useful and valuable publications in considerable demand by public as well as the official users of the Part B: Village and Town Primary Census Abstract census data. At the 1971 Cens.,us, it was therefore, This part gives for each revenue village and also decided not only to continue the' publication of the for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge its Pri'mary Census data i.e .• area, occupied residential scope further. hou'ses, number of households, total popUlation and its breakup by sex, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes At the last Census, there was some delay in the population, literate population, working popUlation by publication of the District Census Handbooks due to nine broad categories of cultivators, agriculturallabou inadequate printing facilities. rn order to avoid delay rers, those working in livestock, forestry, fishing, in publication and also to make available the more plantations etc., in mining and quarrying, in manufac important census data to the planners, administrators turing, in construction, in trade and commt Rural and Urban Classification of areas Clasijicalion Population size It is customary to classify the population of every Class I 1,00,000 and above country at a Census as Rural and Urban. Such a Class TI 50,000 - 99,999 classification has considerable &ignificance and is nece Class II I 20,000 - 49,999 ssary from the point of assessing the differentials in the Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 social, economic, cultural and demographic characte Class V 5,000- 9,999 ristics of the population. Hence at the beginning of Class VI Below 5,000 each Census, the criteria for treating a place as town The Class I Towns are termed as Cities. (i.e., urban) or rural are evolved and the areas are then classified accordingly as per the definition so evolved. Besides classification of all places into Rural and Urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban Agglomera tion and Standard Urban Areas were newly evolved at From the year 1891, the census definition of a the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained below. town in this country was more or less the same till 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns broadly Urban Agglomeration comprised all Municipalities of whatever population In several areas around a core city or statutory and every other continuous collection of houses, per town have come up fairly large and well recognised manently inhabited by not Jess than 5,000 persons, Railway Colonies, University Campuses, Port Areas, which the provincial Directors of Census Operations Military Camps etc. Even t hough they are outside the having regard to- the character and relative density of statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality or population, their importance as centres of trade deci Cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary of ded them to- be towns. In the application of this the place by which the town itself is known or in the definition there was some variation from State to State revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It may according to the local conditions. It was only at the not be altogether realistic to treat such areas lying out 1961 Census that a fairly strict definition was sought to side the statutory limits of a town as rural units and at be applied throughout the country in order to deter the same time each such individual area by itself may mine a place as an Urban unit. The same definition not satisfy the minimum population limits to qualify to was followed at the 1971 Census also. The following be treated as an independent town. Such areas deserve criteria are adopted for treating a place as a town at to be reckoned along with the main town and the the 1971 Census. continuous spread including such urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as an integrated urban area. At the 1971 Census such continuous urban 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation or spreads have been treated as integrated urban areas and Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and defined as Urban Agglomerations. This concept of Urban Agglomeration replaced the concept of Town 2. All other places which satisfied the following group followed in the 1961 Census. Urban Agglo criteria. merations can be constituted in the following situations: (a) a minimum population of 5,000 (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part of outgrowth being out of the statutory limits but l h) a dcnsity of population of at least 1,000 falling within the boundaries of the adjoining pcrsons per Sq. mile (400 persons per Sq. village or villages. Km.) and (b) 011e town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoil:ing to .... ns with their outgrowths as in (a) (c) atleast three fourths (75%) of the male and \\orking population is non-agricultural. (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of their outgrowths all of which forming a conti Census Operations of the States were given discretion nuous spread. to decide a place as a town or a village. Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly the urban popUlation only. In Andhra Pradesh, the The towns are distributed into six classes as detail following four places are treated as Urban Agglome ed below: rations. 4 Name 0/ Ihe Urban Constituent unils in the country. and outside. These short comings reduced Agglomeration Urban Agglomeration considerably the utility of the town-group concept (1) (2) which was also found somewhat inadequate for the Yisakhnpatnam Urban (a) Visakhapatnam City purpose it was developed. To enable the presentation Agglomeration (I) Visakhapatnam Munici- of urban statistics on a uniform basis and also to ensure pality comparability of the Census data from one decade to (ii) Gajuvaka (Outgrowth) another and with similar data available from other (b) Gopalapatnam countries, the concept of Standard Urban Area has 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry Municipality been envisaged and adopted at the 1971 Census. Agglomeration (b) Rajahmundry Non-Munici- pal Area 3 Yijayawada Urban (a) Yijayawada Municipality The Standard Urban Area is defined as the projec Agglomeration (b) Patamata Town ted growth area of a city or town as it would be ill (c) Gunadala Town another tbree decades taking into acconnt not only the 4 Hyderabad Urban (a) Hyderabad (Municipal towns and villages 'yhicb will get merged into it but Agglomeration Corporation) also the intervening areas which are potential1y urban. (iJ Hyderabad Division The tract includes all extra Municipal urban out-growths (ii) Secunderabad Division such as the suburbs (industrial and residential), Railway (b) Secunderabad Cantonment Colonies, Civil lilies, Cantonments and also such of (c) M~lkajgiri those villages that are likely to be urbanised during the (d) Alwal next three decades. The Standard Urban Area is thus (e) Uppal Khalsa an area which extends well beyond the chief core city (/) Balanagar or town and contains all likely developments over the (8) Fatehnagar next· 30 years. It will remain a statistical reporting (h) Macha Bolaram unit for the next three successive Censuses, irrespective (i) Osmania University of the jurisdictional changes of the local administrative (j) Lalaguda units within the tract. The Standard Urban Area will (t) KukatpalJo be identified by the administrative units that it encom (I) Moosapet passes namely the city, the town, the village, the boun (m) Bowenpallo daries of the Standard Urban Area will be the adminis (n) Zamistanpur trative boundaries of the periphe.ral units. j Tb~ Standard Urban Area (S.U.A.) In demarcating the Standard Urban Area the The concept of the Standard Urban Area has been following criteria are followed: evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census to give out a more meaningful picture of the urban growth. (i) The core town should have a minimum popu The town -group concept adopted at 1961 Census did lation of 50,000 not effectively tackle the problems involved in urban (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of statistical reporting apart from lacking a uniform appli other urban as well as rural administrative cation throughout the country. It also did not bring units baving close and mutual socio-economic out a spatially contiguous territory of urban-rural links with the core town, and settlements but merely bound up loosely clustered population popularly known as the satellite towns or (iii) The entire area included in the Standard Urban the constituent units whose jurisdictions were subject Area is likely to be urbanised in a span of two ed to frequent changes and thus lacked in stability. to three decades. The jntervening rural areas were also left out of the account. Consequently the conclusions drawn became In Nalgonda District none of the towns was consi not only invalid over a time but also lost spatial compa dered eligible for demarcating the Standard Urban rability with similar data processed both witlrin the Area. PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory \ SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY The main purpose of the Village Directory is to in The educational facilities are shown by the follow- dicate the available important facilities like educational, ing symbols under Column 4. medical, drinking water supply, communications and electric supply facilities in each village. The collection P Primary or Elementary School M Middle School and presentation of such data was first attempted at H High School or Higher Secondary the 1961 Census and the different facilities available School were shown by abbreviated letters under five columns C College along with the Primary Census Abstract. But at the T Technical I nstitutiol1 1971 Census it was decided to present such particulars If there are more institutions than one of a type i '\ in greater detail in the Village Directory and to give the village, the number of institutions precedes the the Primary Census Abstract separately. Besides pre abbreviations e.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. senting the data on basic amenities like, educational, medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communi Medical and Public Health facilities existing in cations, posts and telegraphs, the particulars about the village are shown by the following symbols under the staple food commonly used by the majority of the Column 5. people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the nearest tOWD, the market/shandy days, historical or H Hospital D Dispensary religiou!j or archaeological or tourist importance, ifany, Mew Maternity and Child Welfare Centre of the villages have also been collected and presented in Fpc Family Planning Centre the Village Directory. The Village-wise Primary Census Phc : Primary Health Centre Abstract is presented separately in Part B of this Volume. If the village is electrified then it is indicated by the letter 'E' under Column 6. In the Village Directory, the revenue village is The types of drinking water supply sources avail taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The able within the village are indicated as below: villages are arranged in the ascending order of Location Code Numbers assigned to the villages. Unlike the Town T Tap Directory, the Village Directory contains only one state W 'Well ment. An alphabetical list of villages with the Loca Tk TaRk tion Code Numbers against them is given at the begin Tw Tube well ning of the Village Directory of each taluk. This R River facilitates the reader to select the required village from C Canal the alphabetical list and after knowing its location code number to obtain the necessary particulars from the If there are any other sources of drinking water , Village Directory. The Village Directory is broadly other than the above, then such sources have been spell out. divided into four broad sections viz., location particu lars, ballic amenities like education, medical etc., land If the village is served by one or more of the utilisation and distance from urban area and the impor following means of communications within a distance tance of the village as a religious or tourist centre. of one mile from the village, then the communication facilities of the village under Column 8 have been Columns 1 to 3 "deal with the location code number, indicated as below: . name and the total area of the village. The area given under Col. 3 is as per the data furnished by the' Tah PR Pucca Road . sildar and the State Survey Department. Columns 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 6 The postal facilities, if any, existing in the village 2. Cultivateq area This includes the land under the fol are indicated un~er Column 9 by the following symbols: with break up lowing three categories: irri!oated & un· irrigated (i) Net Area sown: PO Post Office (Cols. 12, 13) The net area sown represents the area TO Telegraph Office lown to crops counting areas sown more than once in the ,arne year, only once. PTO : Post & Telegraph Office Ph The staple food of the majority of the population (iii) Other fallows: of the village during the major portion of the year is indicated under column 10 as given below. If there is This includes all lands which were taken variety of grains mainly used in a village, then they up for cultivation but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not leiS than have been indicated, accordingly. one year and not more than five years. The reasons for keeping such lands \ Ri Rice fallow may be either due to poverty of the cultivators or inadequate supply of W Wheat water or malarial climate or silting of canals or ri\crs or unren'unerated nature J Jowar of farming etc. B Bajra "3. (,ulturable waste: This includes the lalld under the fol Ra: Ragi (Col. 14 ) lowing three categories; M Maize (I) Miscellaneous tree crops, rr~vt.f not included in the area sown. Columns 11 to IS relate to the land utilisa Under this class is included all cultivable tion statistics. Under Column 11 the extent of land which is not included under net the forest area is given. Under Columns 12 and 13 area sown butl is put to some agricul· the extent of the cultivated area in the village is tural use. Lands under c8suarina trees, given.. The extent of area irrigated together with area thatching arass, bamboo bushes and other groves lor fuel etc., which ate not _ irrigated under different irrigational sources such as included under "Orchards" are classed canals, tanks, wells, tube wells etc., are given, wher under this category. e\1er available under Column 12 while under Column 13 the extent of land unirrigated is given. Colum:n 14 (Ii) Culturable wasu: gives the extent of cultivable waste. The area not This includes lands available for culti. available for cultivation such as villlage site, rivers, vation bus not taken up for cultivation or abandoned after a few years for one canals, tanks, wells etc., is given under Column 15. reason or other. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with .hrub, and junaIes which are not put to any use. The various types of land use given under each of They may be assessed or not a~.essed and the 11 to 15 Columns are listed out below and the may lie in isolated blocks or within concepts explained subsequently. cultivated holdings. Land once culti vated but not cultivated for five years in succession is also included ih this cateaory. 1. Foresta (Col. 11): Thes. include all actually forested areas and the lands classed or administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing (iii) Permanent palturu (lnd oth~r gr(fzing witb forests whether State owned or lands: private. If any portion of such land is These cover all grazing lands whether noc actually weoded but puc to some they are permanent pastures and agricultural use, that portion is included meadows or not., Village commen and under the appropriate heading of culti arazing lands within forest areas are vated or uncultivated land. included under this head. 4' 'Area not avail··" "This includes the lirid',under the fol 23.0% of the inhabited villages have a populatiqn; . able for culti¥~~n, lowing two categories: .. '; i " rangrng from 2,000-4,999 persons each. There .are 20 ! (Col, 15). ,. • (I) d . I 'II' Barren all uncuJlivaiJ If'/all : villages baving a population range between $,000 and I This covers' all barren and uncultivable 9.999 and.2 villages with a pop.uJation of more th~n!! land like mountains-, etc•. i"" ' which 10,000 persons each in thisdistriet. In all the taluks vii- , cannot be brought Iloder cultivation lages with, a population of 1,000 and 1,999 persons each I unless at a high cost whether such land is in isolated blocks' or"",'ithin cultivated for.m the Jargest proportion. ' . holdings. The distribution' 'of villages by Size class of popu- ' (i.) Land PUllo ilon-agricullu-,'al uses: ' lation and by tatuks is' given'below: All lands occupied 'by buildings, roads and railway, Dr undtrwaters, e.g., riven STATEMENT I and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural. '" TALUKWISE, DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES By S~B O~ I ' .. , (' POPULATION ' Under Column the distance Of the village from 16 lotal No. of Villages by PopulatIOn Size the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on Name of inha- ,. ••--A- ----. the Taluk bited Less 200- SOO- 1,000- 2,000- 5,000- 10,000 which weekly market/shandies,. if any. held in the Villages than 499 999 1,999 4,999 9,999 above village are given under Column 17. if the village has .:'-- 200 (8) (9) any historical/religious/archaeological tourist impor (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 4 I tance, it has been indicated under Column 18. ~!llgonda 205 6 22 57 66 50 Suryapet ISO 2 9 30 58 ~O I Huzurnagar 115 4 S 17 43 37 '8 All the above particulars are based on the data MiryaJguda 148 S 23 44 46 'llj, I obtained from the Tahsildars and Local Bodies concer. Devarakonda 189 13 36 4S 63 30 I 1 Bhongir 164 8 21 !il S~ 28 2' ned and also (rom the' concerned departments lik~~ Ramannapet 14~ 5 II 39 S4 32 ,I Postal, Medical. Education, Electricity. Total 1,115 43 l27 283 384 256 ' io' 2 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY ARBA Nalg0nda district consists of 7 taluks with 1,165 It may be seen from the statement given below villages in aU, of which 1,115 are inhabited and SO are that there are only 164 village~ or about 14. \ % of th~ " uninhabited villages according to 1971 Census. 6 total villages including the uninhabited villages in the villages of the total inhabited villages are partly district with area less than or equal to 1,000' Acres each included in the different urban areas of the district. while 320 villages or about 27.5% or'the tOla'! villages Among the taluks in this district Nalgonda taluk has have area ranging from 1.001 to 2,000 Acres each: i 524' ,the largest nlimber of villages i.e., 210 villaaes while villages or about 45.0% of the total villages in the 'Huzurnagar taluk has the smallest number of villages district belong to the area range of 2,001 to 5,000 Acres i. t';' , 116 villages. 170 villages or about 15.2% of the each and 157 villages or about 13.5% of the total total inhabited villages have a population of less than villages belong to the area range of5,001 acres and above. 500 persons each. There are 283 villages or about Relatively an higher proportion of villages are in the 25.4% of the total inhabited villages with a population arearange of2,OOI-S,OOO Acres each and it is generally lying between 500 and 999 persons each. Tho population 10 in all the taluks of the district. It may be noticed that range of 1,000 to 1,999 has a relatively larger number of relatively a very small percentage of villages in the villages, ~ which form more than one third of the total district are smaller in area compared to other districts number of inhabited villages. 256 villages or about in the State. STATEMENT 2 TALUKWISJ, DISTRIBUTION 01 VILLAGES BY SIZE CLASS OF GIlOORAPHICAL ARBA No. of Vi11aIlCl by Size Class ot ,area in Acres Name of the Total ---:----c. Taluk No of 50r------A---- or 51- 101- 201- 501- 1,001- 2,001- 5,001-' \liHages Less 100 200 500 1,000 2,t)f)() 5,000 above (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nalgonda 210 7 17 58 103 25 Suryapet 162 2 g 12 48 75 17 Huzurnagar 116 1 2- 11 29 52 15 Miryalguda IS7 4 13 44 69 21 Devarakonda 208 1 7 20 57 83 40 Bhongir 166 .1 1 1 10 21 49 .70 13 llamannapel 146 1 4 14 35 72 20 Total 1.165 1 1 (; 41 114 320 524 157 8 EbOOA!t!IO~(j\L 'FAcmiTl!5': ~ \' ',1 ',: There:)are 52 medicalinstitutions of-,vari9us types:, (( £ductttlon has to be view~d as a necessary means of in the rural parts of the district. AmO\\g"'theso'l1 are d~\letdpment an~ it is, therefoo--e, ~one:of the basic facili hospitals which are spread over iu, th~\ rural pirts'of all tiddhafhtis to be 'provided to the people~An idea of the the taluks except Nalgonda taluk in the distri,ct. 12 dis eXtent and the level to which edu.'Cati,,"nai facilities have pensaries are located in the rural areas of 5 taluks of been provided ill lhe ruittl areas oftlie,~istrict can be the district'a'nd 29 are other institutions such as Primary had from the statement given below. Th,,:.villages are HeaJtli Ceiltres, Family Planning Centres, Maternity classified by tq~ No. of Medical Inatitutio'Ds. . ~ . I' Name oftbc '_--,-- __----A--_""'"- ___.-; .. Taluk: Hospitals Dispensaries Other. There are, in all, 21ivillages or about 18.6% of ~Phc, Fpc, Mew) the total villages in the district which are provided with . (1) ~2) (3) (4) the power. The proportion of villages baving power Na1gonda 3 13 Suryapet- 2 2 in the district is at a low level compared to other di~-, Huzurnagar 3 2 2 Miryalguda ;l 2 tricts in the State. it may be noted that an higher pro DevarakQJlda i 2 2 4 portion of villages located within 5 Kms. or less to the' Bbongir J 2 3 Ramannapel 2 3 3 urban areas Jre ~Jej;trified. The taluk-wise break up of l'~taJ ]I 12 29 the 217 electr;hcq villageS and the perce/ltage of 9 i l ekctrified viU.Srto the total viIJ.ages j{lqluding tbe UQ.1 A statement showing the distributioq. pf, village~ i~habited are ,given. in the foUowing,state1Wtnt. ~11b~e JY;p~, oft)l~qo,ad(, f~~ility ,available i~,giyen ,I " , !' STATEMENT 6 'I !} ~. . -,,'" StATEMENT 1 . .' •• < It r) .j:"'''';.; DISTRIBUTlO"l OF VILLAGES BY TYPE OF ROAD CONNECTBD : DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY TALUks ' AND'THE DISTANCE TO THE NEAREST TOWN , .., No. of! ; , !Percentage bfi ';, oJ ,. No. of Villages connected by Nallleof Total No. ,....-___.A-- ~ Taluk of Villages Electrified electrified Villages DistaDcc Total Villages to total Number ., from nearesl 't'ilIalles Pucca Katcha of Villages tOwn .~ Road Road Others (in Km •. ) (I) (2) (4) O~: " (I) (2) (3) (4) '. (5). / 5 or less 36 22 II 1 ~algonda 210 43 20.5 6-1{) I 93 46 3S 12 Suryapet 162 29 17.9 j, , Ih-l~ 101 41 49 .,.,11 Huzurnagar 116 31 26;7 . 16--25 259 65 131 -56 Miryalguda 157 !! 5.1 25--50 476 116 230 138 208 13 6.3 51--100 183 112 12 58 Devarakonda Unspecified 17 1 16 Bhongir 166 68 41.0 Total 1,165 40Z 469 294 Ramannapel 146 25 17.1 Total. 1,165 217 11.6 Among 1,165 villages, including uninhabited villa ges, only 402 villages or about 34.5% of the totill Relatively Bhongir taluk has a higher proportion villages have pucca roads while 469 villages or about (41.0%) of villages electrified. Huzurnagar taluk comes 40.3% of the total villages have katcha roads. The next in the order with 26.7% of the villages electrified. rural parts of the district do not have rail transport MiryaJguda and Devarakonda taluks have the smallest facilities. A good number of villages-viz., 294 or about proportion of villages electrified with 5.1% and 6.3% 25.2% of the total villages in the district are not con respectively. On the whole electric power supply nected either with pucca roads or katcha roads. In the appears to be inadequate in the district. absence of good transport facilities it may not be possible to have a maximum utilisation of the benefits COMMUNICATION FACILlTlES accrued by the Nagarjunasagar Project in the district. .. i) Good communication facilities, viz., transport, post POSTAL AN)) TELBGRAPHIC FACILITIES .. ' ," .' Jnd telegraph offices and telephones are essent'iai 'for A statement indicating the talukwise distribution economic development of the people. The existenCe of villages having post and telegraph offices, phones, 6f these facilities in the rural areas of the district is etc., with average number of post offices for every'100 discussed in the following paras. Sq. Kms. rural area, is given below: STATEMENT 8 TALUKWISE DISTRIBtJrION OF VILLAGES WITH POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS No, of Villages having Average ;------y------.,.---, No. of Others Post ,....----..A.-----___ offices Name of the Total Post Tele&raph Post & Per Taluk Villages Offices Offices Telegraph Phone 100 sq. (inhabited) Offices Kms. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Nalgonda 20S ]00 1 9 4.1 Suryapet 150 83 3 ".1 Huzurnagar lIS 66 4 3.9 Miryalguda 148 58 3.0 Devarakonda 189 78 2.9, Bhongir 164 68 ".3 Ramannapet 144 75 . 1 4.2 Total 1,115 528 3 1 18 3.7 Out of the total 1,115 inhabited villages in the district. The proportion of villages having post offices district 528 villages have post offices, only 3 villages is more in Huzurnagar and Suryapet taluks and less in have telegraph offices and 18 villages have trunkphone Miryalguda aad Devarakonda taluks. It may, however, facility in the district. On an average, there are about 4 be noted that nearly half or more~illages in Huzurnagar, post offices for every 100 Sq. Kms. rural area in the Suryapet, Ramannapettahlks have postal facilities. 10 S'TAPijii'FoorJ-' !_i, 1:- ,;' '~;I '/ " the oitell'(ofland eultivated in eachl'¥illage are very L ,~~ rii~in:5taple'fb()ds ofp'eOP1e irl'tht--rural parts useful for-iand'policy matters•. - A-statement showing' of the ~istrict are rice ;a9~ j_o~a! b!1t bazra is also re- the average cultivated and the average cultivabl¢ waste ported ID some parts. '-'- !'. ';0 ,,_ per village classified by the distance' to the nearest town The data on the extent of ,land which could be is given'below, so as to have an idea of how far. the . brought under the plough but is lying uncultivated and dist1.l~ce has a bearing on. the land u$e pattern. j-., " r If .1'.: -; "I! STATEMENT"9 ',', AVEUGB SIZE OF CULTIVATED LAND AND CULTIVA.BLE WASTE PElt VILLAGE BY DISTANCE TO TiE NEI\REST TowN -,, Di5tanec from Total Tatal Average Totar A verage CuI tivable ' ~erce rilage of aver~ge" I the neatest towil No. of • Cultivated land Cultivated land Cultivable waste waste per , - cultivable waste' per (Km!.) Villages, , (Ac,:)' per village (Ac,.) (Ac~.' villag; (Acs ) village to average culti- , vated land per villa~e (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (7) J~) '\' o· ~ ~ '- Ii ,I 5 or I... ' 36 81,461 1,261 13,798 383 16.9 ' . ' " 6;-IQ , 93 17l,O~3 1,839 44,784 482 262 11-15 ·101 203,219 \-,! i .It 2,012 47,197 ' 467 23.2 16-15 259 '557,'53 2,152 1-14,995 444 20.6 r .~ .\' 26-" 476 ~ \ 951,~31 2,001 192.",682 405 20.2 51-100 '183 359,361 1,964 99:"'1~7 .' . 545 27.7 - 17 94k' 55 91 5 9.1 VDJl*ified .,_ i ,-.Total. 1,;165 1,325,'29,,, •. ' [1,997 513,344 441 21.1 ..' • 'F' '-; i On an average the ~[ea under cultivllti9.n in, each be seen tha~ t~e proportion of cultivable waste to land village is 1,997 acres, while the exte~( of cultivable cultivated is relatively higher among the villages beyond waste is 441 acres only. In other words there is cultiva ?O Kms. from the nearest town. '_The talukwise picture ble waste in each village equivalent: t~ ~~out 22.1 % of 15' also given below to'have a cofup~rative assessm~Ilt the cultivated (and in tbisdistrict which cOulp be brought of each taluk in the district. . , uuder the plough, perhaps, with Borne efforts. It can " STATEM!NT 10: " A WRAGE SIZB OF CULTIVATED LAND AND CULTIVABLE WASTJ! PER VIllAGE BY TALUKS Percentage of Name &fth, Total Total Cultivated A verage Cultivated Total Cultivable Average Cultivable average cultivable Talu" No. of lind (Acs.) land per village Waste (Acs.) , Waste per village waste per village Villages (Acs,) . (Acs.) to average cultivated land per village (J) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6~_ (7) 14al,onda 210 375,556 ].785 148,071 705 39.4 Suryapet 162 342,051_ 2,11l S7,795 357 16.9 Huzunaagar 116 267,34() 2,30S 36,&43 3l~ 13.8 Miryal.uda 157 352,454 . 1,245 44,858 286 12.7 DIVllak.nda 109 383,019 1,'41 ]02,922 495 26.9 BlloD,ir 166 288,604 1,739 61,341 369 21.2 Ram.nn.pct 146 316;898 2,171 61,514 421 19.4 " Tot. I 2,165 2,32$,'29 J,9f:~ 513,344 441 a~.l 11 The average cultivated land per village is relatively ii) there is not even one medical institution for more in Huzurnagar taluk followed by Miryalguda every 100 Sq. Kms. of rural area, taluk with their respective averages as 2,305 acres and 2,245 acres and it is less ill Shongir and Nalgonda taluks iii) power supply is available only in about with their respective averages as 1,139 acres and 18.6% of the total villages (including the unin· 1,788 acres. habite~) in the district, The proportion of cultivable waste to the cultivated iv) pucCa road means of transport is available land per village is comparatively more in NaJgonda in about 34.5% of the total villages, with an area equiva'ient to 39.4% of the cultivated while it is Jess in Miryalguda and Huzumaga~ taluks with v) there are about 4 post offices, on an average their respective figures being 12.7% and 13.8%. for every 100 Sq. Kms. rural areas, and CoNCLUSION vi) an extent equivalent to about 22.1% of the The several particulars furnished in the Village cultivable land is left uncultivated in each Directory reveal that : village on an a ,erage. i) even minimum educational -facilities are not These factors indicate clearly that further develop available in 15.8% of the total inhabited villa ment in these fields is necessary in the rural parts of ges in the-district, Nalsonda District. \ \ NALGONDA TALUK I- W ill: II. j « oJ )0 ~ ~ l- UI I W a.. « z z « ::E « II: « o z o II! :.:: ::> « J II: ~ « .. > w Q ~ i ~~ :_~ f Q~ ~ ~ .~ ~ ~ ~ .:. iJ .. ~ , z . 2 itE.~ g • ~ , ~ ~ , '" ~ ~ g i , s F • i ;; • ~ 1 , ,;; j V J , 0 r, ! ~ j~ i E l\, , r ~" i ~ ~ f i ! ~ • ~ ,; 1 1 g~ ., r !, .. ; !j l1 m ~ " 0 ~ ~ i j 1 ~ • 1 ~ • ] ~ ;! ~ ~ ! z ~ • 0 2 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NALGONDA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. m (2) (I) (2) 86 Adloor 114 Dandampalle 99 Advl Bollaram 127 Donakal 144 ]02 Aitipamula Donipamula 71 Akaram 161 Dorepalle 159 Dosweshpoor 63 AkkinepalJe 112 Dugnevelli 57 Akkinepallevarilingotam . 1 Allapuram 117 Ammagudem 66 Eduluru 129 Anantharam ]41 Angadipeta 151 Gaddamvarivedavalli 166 Annared 13 14 NALGONDA TALUK (Contd.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 31 Kaslapuram 43 Neredagadareddipalle 147 Kasthala Nerroata 107 Kattangoor 143 Nomula 179 Kesarajpalle 95 Noolugudda- Kothapalle 205 Kethepalle 74 182, Khazeeramaram 9 Kistapunlm 89 Ogode 12 Kompalle 27 Kondapu:r;am 209 Koppole 131 Pagidimarri )35 Koratkal 94 Palem 203 Korlapahad 11 Palivela 17 Kothagudem 110 Pamungundla 163 Kothapalle 70 Pandinepalle 8 Kothlaram \ 7 Kothullipurarn 116 Panagal 130 Kudavandapur 67 Parada 138 Kumandaniguda 160 Parvathagiri 69 Kurumarthi 87 Patbakondaram 185 Pazzur 88 Perkakondaram )26 Mac1divaddomalapaIJe 113 Pittampalle Madharam (Kala,,) 8'* ]50 Pongode 55 Madhyedavella 56 Pothincnipalle 3 Mahammadabad 36 PuIipalpula 106 Mallaram 28 ' Pullemla }93 Mamidyala 22 Putpak 2:J1 Mandalapuram 124 Puttavari Domalapalli 54 Mandra 195 Mangaiapalle 174 Mangenapalle 2 Rachakoncta 75 Manmadda 188 Rujpeta 24 Marriguuem 103 Ramchandrapuram 119 MaHigudem 176 Rasoolpuram 200 Marrur 39 Rathipalle 165 Medda Duppalapallc 133 Regatta 32 Munugodu 6~ Munukunta MushampaHe 172 191 Sarvaram 156 Mylaram 15 Sarvail 132 Shab AbdulJapuram 64 NakkatapaJle 78 Shaligouraram 197 Nakrekal 79 ShaH Lingotam 164 Nalgonda 65 ShapaUe 134 Naras.ingbhatla 37 Singaram 4 Narayanapur 137 Sirdapalle 49 NarkatpaUe 157 Sirilingotam 168 Naras.illlhapuram 52 Sivanenigudem 100 NeUibanda 136 Solipuram 59 Nemmani 184 Suraram .IS NALGONDA TALUK (Contd.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Locatign Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1)' (2) (1) (2) 41 Tadlavellemla 208 Uppalapahad 196 Tatikal 42 Urumadla 72 Thakkedlapahad 85 Utkur 182 Thanedarpalle 26 Theratpalle 77· Vaddipamula }04 Thettekunta 19 Vailapalle 511 Thimmapur 90 Vallaphapuram 190 Thipparthi 97 Vallala 60 Thirmalagiri ~2 Vangamarthi 61 Thondalvai 53 Vanipakla 80 Thudimudi 50 Vattimarthi 207 Thungathurthi 40 Velikatta 167 Toragal 23 Velmakanne 145 Tummalapalle 175 Velgupalle 149 Udthalapalle 109 Yarsanigudem 38 Ukondi 046 Yellareddiguda 16 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA 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 T~legraph 0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) I Allapuram 1.43 P E W Ri,J,B 2 Rachakonda 23.07 P E W Ri,J,B 3 Mahammadabad 6.41 P E W Ri,J,B 4 Narayanapur 7.82 H Phc, Mew E W,T KR PO Ri,J,B 5 Chimriyala 2.35 P E W Ri,J,B 6 Guddimalkapuram 1.86 P E W Ri,J,B 7 Kothulapuram 1.08 \ P W Ri,J,B 8 Kothlaram 1.99 P W Ri,J,8 9 Kistapuram 5.18 P W PO Ri,J,B to Ipparthi 2.41 P W Ri,J,B )} Palivela 4.51 H W PO Ri,J.B 12 Kompalle 5,29 P,H W KR PO Ri,J,B 13 Chalameda 3.12 P W KR Ri,J,B 14 Gujja 4.86 P,M W PO Ri.J.B 15 Sarv lil 16.81 H Phc E W PO Ri,J,B 16 Kankanalgudem 2.19 P E W KR Ri.J,B 17 Kothagudem 3.07 P W KR Ri.J,B 18 Jangam 10.98 P,M Phe W PR PO Ri,J,B 19 VailapalJe 7.02 P W KR Ri,J,B 20 Chillapuram 6.89. P W KR Ri,J,B 21 Guttuppaia 6.98 P,H W KR PO Ri,J,B 22 Putpak 6.02 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 23 Velmakanne 6.82 H • Phc W KR PO Ri,J,B 24 Marrigudem 0.59 Uninhabited 25 Kalvakuntla 2.97 P W KR· Ri,J,B 26 Theratpalle 7.80 W PR PO Ri,J,B 27 Kondapuram 4.8f E W PR Ri,J,B 28 Pullemla 4.15 P,M Mew E W PR PO Ri,J,B 29 Cholledu 4. !}S P W KR Ri,J,R 30 Cheekatimamidi 6.40 P W KR Ri,J,B 31 Kaslapuram 0.80 P W KR Ri,J,B 32 Munugodu 12.65 M,2H Phc W PR PO Ri,J,B 33 Gudapur 2.12 P E W KR Ri,J,B 34 Jamasthanpalle 1.06 KR Ri,J,B 35 Kalvalapalle 5.05 P W KR Ri,J,B 36 Pulipalpula 5.28 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 37 Singaram 1.26 P W &i,J,B 38 Ukondi 3.96 P W PO Ri,J,B 1.17 39 Rathipalle P W Ri,J,B 40 5.09 Velikatta P W Ri,J,B 17 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA 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 r . • Culturable fOT culti· distance Weekly importance, No. IrrIgated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 800 T(lO): W(lO) 104 1 Nalgbnda 58 I 8,085 T(l78): O(89),W(70),Tk(19) 937 1,040 4,524 Nalgonda 58 Ramachandra 2 Veerabhadra and Siva Temples 1,726 T(178): W(133),Tk(45) 1,207 900 91 Nalgonda 48 3 1,834 T(295): Tk(l52),W(143) 2,210 1,338 Nalgonda 45 4 T(89): W(63),Tk(26) 667 43 705 Nalgonda 51 5 T(41): W(41) 957 18S 7 Nalgonda 53 6 T(17): W(17) 637 31 6 NaJgonda 51 7 T(IO): W(10) 1,259 t 2 NaJgonda 35 8 T(134): W(67),Tk(67) 1,610 1,563 18 Nalgonda 40 9 T(61): W(45),Tk(14),C(2) 1,151 324 5 Nalgonda 30 10 T(232): W(14l),Tk(91) 1,417 294 943 Nalgonda 28 II T(232): Tk(121), W(lll) 2,149 330 674 Nalgonda 27 12 T(l23): W(82),Tk(41) 1,720 146 7 NaJgonda 35 13 T(205): W(165).Tk(40) 2,201 688 16 Nalgonda 38 14 T(521): W(451),Tk(70) 8,090 1,320 '1.27 Nalgonda 58 15 T(246): W(246) 877 264 14 Nalgonda 21 16 T(91): W(91) 1,653 35 185 Nalgonda 43 17 T(262): W(252), Tk(10) 4,277 2,474 12 Nalgonda 48 18 T(340): W(339),Tk(1) 2,616 1,529 6 Nalgonda 48 19 T(477): W(305),Tk(I06),C(66) 2,419 1,509 6 Nalgonda 48 20 T(594): W(379),Tk(215) 2,5114 1,263 26 Nalgonda 58 21 T(225): W(22S) 2,772 820 35 Nalgonda 42 22 T(257): W(163), Tk(84),C(l0) 1,790 2,304 12 Nalgonda 38 23 349 28 Nalgonda 35 24 T(59): Tk(45),W(14) 1,773 62 6 Nalgonda 42 25 T(235): W(12S),Tk(1l0) 2,525 2,218 13 Nalgonda 51 26 T(362): W(198), Tk(164) 2,567 139 29 Nalgonda 34 27 T(408): W(318),Tk(47),C(43) 1,571 665 12 Nalgonda 48 28 T(30): Tk(l09),W(21) 2,153 872 13 Nalgonda 27 29 T(196): W(I64), Tk(21),C(U) 2,87,1 1,009 20 Nalgonda 28 30 T(35): W(35) 245 230 2 Nalgonda 24 31 T(438): W(301),Tk(130) 7,496 109 S3 Nalgonda 1& 32 T(349): Tk(250), W(99) 765 46 196 NaJgonda 43 33 T(50): W(50) • 503 10 116 NaJgonda 19 34 T(270): Tk(l40),W(130) 1,768 150 1,043 NaJgonda 21 35 T(185): W(10'),Tk(80) 955 1,200 1,039 NaJgonda 16 36 T(168): W068) 450 182 6 Nalgonda 26 37 T(243): W(243) I,m 903 17 Nalgonda 29 38 128 T(75): W(75) 331 208 6 Nalgonda 27 39 200 T(l05): W(l05) 1,492 1,456 4 NaJgonda 32 40 18 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA 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 nieations Telegraph (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (to) 41 Tadlavellemla 4.93 p W PO Ri,I,B 42 Urull1adla 5.57 M E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J,B 43 Neredagadareddipalle 6.4Jl E W KR PO, Phone Ri.J,B 44 Brahmanvellamla 5.72 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 45 Auravani 3.45 P W KR Ri,J,B 46 Yellareddiguda 9.89 P,H W PR PO Ri,J,B 47 Cherughat 8.68 P W KR PO Ri,J,B. 48 Chandampalle 2.81 P W KR Ri,I,B 49 Narkatpalle 9.88 \ H E W KR PO Ri,J,B 50 Vattimarthi 2.56 P E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J,B 5t Chityala 6.73 H E 'W PR PO, Phone Ri,J,B 52 Sivanenigudem 4.80 P E W PR Ri,J,B 53 Vanipakla 3.89 P W KR PO,Phone Ri,J,B 54 Mandra 3.30 P W KR PO Ri.],B 55 Madbyedavella 4.74 P W KR Ri,J,B 56 Pothinenipalle 1.21 P • W KR Ri,J,B 57 Akkinepallevarilingotam . 3.44 P W KR R'i,],B 58 Thimmapur 0.79 Uninhabited 59 Nemmani 3.56 P,M W KR PQ Ri,J,B 60 Thirmalagiri 1.64 W PR Ri,J.B 61 Thondalvai 5.13 W KR PO Ri,J,B 62 ChippalapaJie 2.20 P W PR Ri,J,B 63 Akkinepalle 10.67 M D W PR PO Ri,J,B 64 Nakkalapalle 2.72 P E W Ri,J,B 65 Shapalle 3.16 p W KR PO Ri,J,B Ei6 Eduluru lU6 H W KR PO Ri,J.B 67 Parada 5.38 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 68 Munukuntla 6.33 P,M W KR PO Ri'],B 69 Kurumarthi 4.40 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 70 Pandinepalle 2.73 p W KR Ri,J,B 71 Akaram 8.93 p W KR PO Ri,J 72 Thakkedlapahad 2.34 W Ri,J,B 13 Bahiravanibanda 4.13 p W Ri,J,B 14 Noolugudda Kothapalle 3.13 p W KR Ri,J.B 75 Manmadda 1.66 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 7.6 Gurijala 3.33 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 77 Vaddipamula 0.43 Uninhabited 78 Shaligourarall1 7.49 H W KR PO Ri,J,B 79 p ShaH Lingotam 1.61 W KR Ri,J,B SO Thuoimudi p 1.92 W KR Ri,J,B 19 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA TALUK LAND VSI! (Area under different types of land use in acres) ~. ______~ ______A- ______~ ____~ Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo~ica1 Code Forest ,- . d Culturable for c:nlti· distance Weekly importance, No. IrrIgate Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) ,Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(380): Tk(267),W(113) 418 1,736 621 Nalgonda 32 41 T(514): W(514) 1,241 1,343 466 NaJgonda 32 42 /' T(38i): W(388) 1,794 1,382 854 Nalgonda 26 43J T(463): W(432),Tk(31) 1,999 724 204 Nalgonda 19 44 T(145): W(145) 749 1,149 165 Nalgonda 19 45 T(41S): W(378),Tk(40) 3,239 2,282 400 Nalgonda 12 46 T(496): W(4J1), Tk(85) 3,266 1,600 193 Nalgonda 13 47 . T(S1): Tk(41),W(40) 781 153 783 Nalgonda 16 48 T(19S): W(l60),Tk(35) 3,229 2,213 686 Nalgonda 18 Friday 49 T{191): W(l59), Tk(32) 499 131 816 Nalgonda 21 50 T(269): W(269) 1,238 1,238 1,562 Nalgonda 26 51 T(114): W(124) 1,121 1,392 435 Nalgonda 29 52 T(222): W(222) 1,025 1,112 130 Nalgonda 29 53 T(l45). W(l4S) 1,120 707 140 Nalgonda 24 54 T(229):, W(229) 1,002 1,126 676 Nalgonda 21 55 T(86): W(86) 465 67 156 Nalgonda 21 56 T(l5S): W(145), Tk(lO) 1,305 329 412 Nalgonda 22 57 T(14): W(l4) 279 15 197 58 T(226): W(226) 1,349 78 625 Nalgonda 22 59 T(39): W(39) 756 49 205 Nalgonda 26 60 T(432); W(337), Tk(65),C(30) 1,025 327 1,499 Nalgonda 26 61 T(2S0): W(131),Tk(60),C(S9) 367 121 670 Nalgonda 27 62 T(l,068): Tk(468),W(370), 2,842 583 2,334 Nalgonda 30 63 0(193), C(37) T(1l2); W(l12) 929 83 616 Nalgonda 34 64 T(303): W(183),Tk(101),C(19) 646 125 948 Nalgonda 30 65 T(SS3): Tk(484),W(69) 1,519 3,300 234 Nalgonda 40 66 T(702);, W( 402), Tk(300) 2,196 440 105 Nalgonda 32 67 T(789): Tk(604),W(l45),C(40) 1,509 1,415 338 Nalgonda 30 68 T(555); Tk(458),W(97) 448 1,200 613 Nalgonda 34 69 T(208): W(l15), Tk(69),C(24) 687 200 652 Nalgonda 34 70 T(471): Tk(245),W(226) 3,948 405 891 Nalgonda 26 71 T(62): Tk(32),W(30) 1,187 68 180 Nalgonda 34 72 T(291):. W(187),Tk(104) 1,823 272 257 Nalgonda 53 73 T(379): Tk(310),W(69) 1,150 85 3R8 Nalgonda 51 74 T(69S): C(45S),Tk(236),W(4) 153 135 79 Nalgonda 64 75 T(328): Tk(185),C(140),W(3) 1,399 301 103 Nalgonda 51 76 256 S 11 Nalgonda ... 77 T(I,536): Tk(I,536) 2,139 780 338 Nalgonda 48 78 T(415): Tk(415) 411 110 94 Nalgonda 48 79 TI215): Tk(213),W(2) 765 98 150 Nalgonda 51 80 20 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles E'ducational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Ghittaloor 9.26 H .W KR PO Ri,J,B 82 Vangamarthi 2.63 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 83 Itkulapahad 3.46 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 84 Madharam (Kalan) 8;22 H W KR PO Ri,J,B 85 Utkur 4.20 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 86 Adloor 4.32 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 87 Pathakondaram 0.72 Uninhabited 88 Perkakondaram 7.5'6 M Phc W KR PO Ri,J,B 89 Ogode 4.21 . M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 90 Vallabhapuram 1.85 P W PR Ri,J,B 91 Bopparam 3.31 P W PR Ri,J \ 92 Kasangode 1. 93 P,M W PR Ri,] 93 Gudiwada 3.20 P W KR PO Ri,] 94 Palem 3.70 P E W PR Ri,J 95 Nomula 7.06 H Phc E W PR PO Ri,] 96 Kadaparthi 4.85 P E W PR PO Ri,J ~7 Vallala 10.67 H W PR PO Ri,J 98 Chervuannaram 4.76 P W PR PO Ri,J 99 Advi Bollaram 1.01 P W KR Ri,J 100 Nellibanda 1.12 W KR Ri,J 101 Chandampalle 2.22 P W PR Ri,J 102 Aitiparnula 9.27 M W PR PO Ri,J 103 Ramchandrapuram 1.65 P W KR Ri,J )O~ Thettekunt'l 0.49 W KR Ri,] 105 BollepaUe 3.84 P W KR PO Ri,J 106 Mallaram 2.05 W KR Ri,J,B 107 Kattangoor 6.22 P,H W PR PO Ri,J,B 108 Kalmera 2.46 P W KR Ri,],B 109 Yarsanigudem 2.25 P W PR Ri,J,B 110 Pamungundla 2.43 P W PR Ri,J,B III Ismailpalle 4.24 W KR Ri,J.B 112 Dugnevelli 4.51 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 113 Pittampalle 3.53 P W KR Ri,],B 114 Dandampalle 4.83 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 1)5 Chandanepalle 5.31 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 116 Panagal (Rura!) 13.25 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 117 Ammagudem 1.07 Uninhabited 118 Cherlapalle 6.92 P.M W PR PO Ri,J,B III) Marrigudem 3.08 P W PR Ri,J,B 110 KanchanpaJle 4.63 p. E W PR PO Ri,J,B 21 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA TALUII.: LAND USB (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 CulturabJe 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(I,878): C(I,322),Tk(441) 2,858 480 709 Nalgonda 54 81 W(lIS) T(410): C(410) 710 353 210 Nalgonda 51 82 T(35S): Tk(I43),C(113). W(I02) 586 ] ,110 160 Naigonda 42 83 T(865): Tk(802),W(63) 1,627 1,250 1,518 Nalgonda 48 84 T(374): W(322).Tk(52) . 1,223 534 557 Naigonda 48 85 T(552}: Tk(483),W(69) 1.519 185 508 Nalgonda 42 86 T(S): W(5) 387 68 87 T(~25): W(49S}.Tk(10) 2.927 919 470 Naigonda 38 T(169): W(l21),Tk(48) 1,485 80 960 Nalgonda 38 :!I T(30): W(30) 671 110 373 Nalgonda 37 !)() T(328): C(320),Tk(5),W(3) 628 700 462 Suryapet 28 91 T(520): C(512), WeB) 509 200 6 Suryapet 27 92 T(2a3): Tk(169),W(114) 1,266 366 133 Nalgonda 26 93 T(146): Tk(306),W(40) 1,431 440 197 Nalgonda 35 94 T(630): Tk(562). W(68) 2,642 300 946 Suryapet 2S 95 T(23S): Tk(168), W(70) 1,618 315 933 Nalgonda 32 96 T( 466): Tk(410), W(56) 3,186 1,740 1,436 Nalgonda 38 97 T(370): Tk(282), W(B8) 1,894 230 552 Nalgonda 35 98 T(1l7): W(lJ7) 423 48 58 Nalgonda 24 99 T(87): Tk(48), W(39) 500 100 139 Suryapet 35 ]00 T(177): W(116),Tk(61) 856 223 164 Nalgonda 22 101 T(I,537): Tk(I,249),W(288) 2,187 1,323 885 NaJgonda 19 102 T(64): Tk(35),W(29) 677 120 1'!5 Nalgonda 22 103 T(28): Tk(17),W(Il) 245 50 46 Nalgonda 16 104 T(592): Tk(385), W(207) 1,299 387 179 Nalgonda 16 105 T(8J): W(51),C(30) 890 264 77 Nalgonda 19 106 T(744): 0(225).Tk(190), 1,2Ui 1,234 786 Nalgonda 21 Saturday ]07 W(169),C(160) T(196): W(182).Tk(l4) 795 186 333 Nalgonda 26 108 T(l60): Tk(125),W(35) 882 219 178 Nalgonda 35 109 T(224): W(139),Tk(6O),C(25) 524 306 501 Nalgonda 30 liD T(280): Tk(140),W(140) 559 1,287 587 Nalgonda 19 III T(551): W(314),Tk(200),Q37) 1,012 1,223 100 Nalgonda 24 112 T(250): W(148), Tk(I02) 1,520 188 301 Nalgonda 14 113 T(122): W(77),Tk(36),C(9) 1,428 147 1,394 NaJgonda 6 114 T(329): W(285),Tk( 44) 231 2,120 718 Nalgonda 12 m T(1..962): Tk(1,962) 1,857' 2,400 2,257 'Nalgonda 2 116 T(83); 0(44). W(39) 320 362 713 Nalgonda 6 117 T(S21): Tk(392),W(129) 1,688 1,402 818 Nalgonda 6 118 T(262): W(262) 819 750 140 Nalgonda 3 119 T(SOI): Tk(292), W(2D9) 727 1,410 :325 Nalgonda 3 120 23 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA 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 log,ical Code Forest Culturable for culti. distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Macket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(206): W(151),Tk(55) 200 443 1,608 Nalgonda 8 121 T(l87): W(187) 1,144 1,267 7S1 Nalgonda 10 122 (T(534): W(325),Tk(209) 1,440 1,684 930 Nalgonda 13 123 T(165): W(I00),Tk(65) 833 135 1,567 Nalgonda 14 124 T(lOO): W(66)Tk(34), 687 232 107 Nalgonda 10 125 T(177): C(86), Tk(4S), W(4i) 1,074 , 937 384 Nalgonda 14 126 T(73): W(73) 411 39 251 Nalgonda 14 127 T(126): W(126) 1,018 350 522 Nalgonda 8 128 T(SI): W(SI) 849 400 543 Nalgonda II 129 T(20): Tk(10),W(l0) 681 39 92 Nalgonda 14 130 T(402): C(30fi), W(54), Tk(42) 1,571 2,000 257 Nalgonda 13 13I T(47): W(28),Tk(19) 717 88 24 Nalgonda 26 132 T(314): W ( 157), Tk( 127),C(30) 2,446 125 500 Na!gonda 22 133 T(369): W(l59).C(lS3)Tk(S7), 4,061 350 750 Nalgonda 16 134 T(382): W(195),C(l85), Tk(2) 3,771 2,376 21 Nalgonda 22 135 T(S8): Tk(41 ),W(17) 248 649 4 Nalgonda 26 136 T(23S): W(125),Tk(1l0) 1,547 10 Nalgonda 32 137 T(32): W(32) 398 107 Nalgonda 27 138 T(327): Tk(184), W(135),C(8) 963 246 152 Nalgonda 27 139 T(238): Tk(l38),W(IOO) 2,301 793 15 Nalgonda 27 140 T(2oo): Tk(loo),W(IOO) 2,456 822 16 Nalgonda 32 141 T(296): Tk(176),W(l20) 1,688 1,055 20 NaJgonda 32 142 T(120): W(88), Tk(32) 2,207 1,183 22 Nalgonda 38 143 T(235): W(85), Tk(80),C(70) 1,800 1,891 20 Nalgonda 38 144 T(144): W(105),Tk(39) 1,821 518 13 NaJgonda 45 145 T(310): W(180),Tk(130) 1,468 1,162 14 Nalgonda 40 146 T(487): W(4S3),Tk(34) 2,195 1,171 12 NaJgonda 38 147 T(251): W(164),Tk(84),C(3) 925 1,460 90 Nalgonda 38 Friday 148 T(336): W(196),Tk(95),C(4S) 1,033 246 375 Nalgonda 26 149 T(312): W(189), Tk(123) 2,308 290 1'S5 NaJgonda 32 150 T(872): Tk(426),C(2S0),W(196) 3,146 1,027 1,009 NaJgonda 19 151 T(3IS): C(220),W(7l),Tk(27) 500 671 104 Nalgenda 16 IS2 T(l55): Tk(92),C(63) 633 38 550 Nalgonda 19 153 T(I,341), Tk(944),W(259),C(138) 2,999 3,218 1,408 Nalgonda 19 154 T(131): Tk(92),W(4S) 484 78 376 NaJgonda 19 15S T(142): W(87),C(SO),Tk(5) 122' 1,114 3 Nalgonda 21 156 T«161): Tk(100),C(32),W(29) 4H! 408 56 Nalgonda 22 157 T(I90): W(190) 196 1,215 1,055 Nalgonda 10 158 T(lS6): W(156) 696 250 79 Nalgonda 10 159 T(Z05): W(139),C(66) 85 892 571 Nalgonda 8 160 24 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITlIlN THE VILLAGB lion Name of in -. Staple Code Village Sq.Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and F,ood No. water nications Teiegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 161 Dorepalle 3.64 r W FR Ri,J,B 162 Chennaram 2: 12 P W PR PO RU,B 163 Kothapalle 2.55 r,M W PR Ri,J,B 164 Na\gonda (Rural) 15.10 2H,Fpc,Mcw E W,T PR Ri,J,B 165 Medda Duppalapalle 3.70 P E W KR Ri,J,B 166 Annareddigudem 1.85 P W KR Ri,J,B 167 Toragal 3.05 P W KR .Ri,J,B 168 Narasimhapuram 1.85\ W KR Ri,J,B 169 Chetla Chennaram 4.42 P W KR Ri,J,B no Chinnamadharam 4.42 P,R. W KR PO Ri,J,B 171 Irrugantipalle . 1.119 P W KR Ri,J,B 172 Mushampalle 4.58 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 173 Jangamayagudem 0.76 W KR Ri,J,B 174 Mangenapalie 0.69 W KR Ri,J,B 175 VeJgupalle 1.75 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 176 Rasoolpuram 2.83 P W PR RiJ,B 177 Guttakindi Annaram 4.13 P W KR RU,B 178 Gollagudem 4.75 P E W PR Ri.J,B 179 Kesarajpalle 1. 79 P E W PR Ri,J,B 180 Annesetti Duppalapalle 3.77 P E W PR Ri,J,B ]8] Kankanalapalle 3.15 P ••• t W KR Ri,J,B 182 Thanedarpalle 0.59 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 183 K hazeeramaram 0.95 P W KR Ri,J,B 184 Suraram 4.11 P W PR PO Ri,J,B ]85 Pazzlir 11.12 P,H W PR PO Ri,J,B 186 Gaddikondaram 1.42 P W KR Ri,J,B 187 Jangamreddigudem 6.90 E W PR Ri,J,B 188 Rajpeta 9.71 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 189 Ganganapalem 1.69 W KR Ri,J,B 190 Thipparthi 10.95 H E W PR PO Ri,l,B 191 Sarvaram 6.78 P D W PR Ri,J,B ]92 Indloor 5.31 P W PR PO Ri,J,B )93 Mamidyala 11. 72 H W KR PO Ri,J,B 194 Gorenkalapalle 3.34 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 195 Mangalapalle 4.59 W PR PO Ri,J,B 196 T,atikal . 4.34 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 197 Nakrekal 7.20 H Phc E W PR TO Ri,J,B 198 Inupamula 4.77 R,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 199 Chandupatla 6.42 H W PR PO Ri,J,B 200 Marrur 3.73 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 25 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA 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) (I) T(314): C(266),W(46),Tk(2) 1,108 764 143 Nalgonda 22 161 T(224): W(119),q90),Tk(15) 521 176 435 Nalgonda 8 162 T(174): Tk(100),W(74) 6 949 503 Nalgonda 13 163 T(214): Tk(124),W(90) 2,525 1,460 5,465 Nalgonda 10 Thursday 164 T(528): W(487), Tk(41) 904 1,476 553 Nalgonda 6 165 T(135): W(13S) 4S0 310 293 Nalgonda 8 166 T(21O): W(210) 402 873 461 Nalgonda 13 167 T(25): W(25) 845 309 5 Nalgonda 16 168 T(374): W(374) 1,193 1,255 6 Nalgonda 16 169 T(298): Tk(210),W(1i8) 1,601 917 ]2 Nalgonda 16 ]70 T(l14): Tk(67),W(47) 610 473 6 Nalgonda 13 171 T(475): W(273),Tk.(202) 1,324 l,lll 2\ Nalgonda 5 172 T(94): W(94) 311 6 3 Nalgonda 13 173 T(23): W(23) 230 186 2 Nalgonda 19 ]74 T(IS'7): Tk(107),W(90) 414 501 8 Nalgonda 13 175 T(125): W(80),Tk(45) 814 867 5 Nalgonda 13 176 23 T(459): W(242),O(217) 506 1,371 284 Nalgonda II 177 63 T(285): W(273),Tk(12) 1.094 1,378 220 Nalgonda 10 178 T(45): W(25),Tktl6),C(4) 495 251 354 Nalgonda 3 179 T(3S7): W(212),q87),Tk(58) 1,746 301 8 Nalgonda 10 180 T(l49): C(148),Tkll) 917 762 188 .Nalgonda 11 181 T(88): W(49),q39) 171 103 37 Nalgonda 6 182 T(107): W(61), Tk(46) 359 103 38 Nalgonda 8 183 T(318): W(162),Tk(156) 2,178 106 26 Nalgonda ]3 184 T(I,033): W(607),Tk(426) 3,302 2,768 J3 Nalgonda 13 185 T(159): W(159) 391 381 4 Nalgonda 14 186 T(181): C(108),W(73) 3,174 276 27 Nalgonda 13 187 T(3981: Tk(336),W(55),C(7) 4,644 1,139 33 Nalgonda 16 188 T(89): W(89) 392 5'3 6 Nalgonda 18 ]89 T(737): Tk(570),W(167) 3,253 2,959 59 Nalgonda 18 190 T(338): Tk(273),W(65) 1,578 113 2,309 Nalgonda 22 191 T(238): W(23S) 1,981 1,159 20 Nalgonda 22 192 T(I ,058): q483),W(387)Tk(l88) 3,159 2,400 20 Nalgonda 26 193 T(180): Tk(90),W(90) ,1,714 229 14 Suryapet 18 194 T(412): Tk(3.Jl),W(71) 1,732 141 110 Suryapet 6 195 T(629): Tk(371),qI80), W(7S) 904 1,232 12 Suryapct 19 196 T(555): Tk(495),W(60) 2,948 695 410 Suryapet 22 Sunday 197 T( 180): W(100)Tk(80) 2,001 430 441 Suryapet 20 198 T(659): Tk(376),W(283) 2,581 404 464 . Suryapet 25 199 T(17~): W(108),TWO) 1,378 ISO 68 Nalgonda 30 200 26 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name 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) 201 Mandalapuram 1.88 P W PR Ri,J,B 202 Bandapalem 3.63 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 203 Korlapahad 1.93 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 204 Jppalagudem 2.25 P W KR Ri,J,B 205 Kethepalle 10.67 2M W PR PO Ri,J,B 206 Cherukupalle 7.43 H W PR PO Ri,J,B 207 Thungathurthi 5.76 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 208 Uppalapahad 2_,.97 P W PR Ri,J,B 209 Koppol. 2.'24 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 210 BheemavaralI1 5.20 H W PR PO Ri,J,B 27 DIRECTORY and Land use NALGONDA TAL UK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious r- ~- ---, Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,--- "- -, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, Na. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(333): W(I77).C(156) 611 258 Nalgonda 35 201 T(174): W(90),Tk(84) 1,535 610 4 Suryapet 23 202 T(l56): W(83),Tk(73) 1,495 207 557 Suryapet 18 203 T(102): W(77),Tk(25) 675 103 560 Suryapet 18 204 T(I,954):C(1,800),W(94),Tk(60) 3,521 832 521 Suryapet 14 lOS T(623): Tk(313),C(290),W(20) 3,512 448 172 Suryapet 10 206 T(593):C(188), Tk(290), W(115) 1,685 695 713 SlIryapet 10 207 T(I,036): C(991),W(45) 15 215 634 Suryapet 10 208 T(808):' C(711),W(97) 350 265 10 Suryapet 10 209 T{1,586):C(I, 309),0(267), W (1 0) 1,491 206 45 Suryapet 17 210 \ SURYAPET TALUK ,------t------t----~------ ANDHRA PRADESH JANGAON TALUK WA.RANGAL DISTRICT SURYAPET TAlUK NALGONDA DIST,R1CT MAHBUBABAD TALUK WARANGAL DISTRICT TALUK POSITION OF NALGONDA DISTRICT IN ANOHRA. f>RAOEs.. ~1lE>~' 6~ I) ~412B I'll KMS. r,'t-· ViUace Bou/'Idarr wIth Lotatlor) Code Nurnber names of aI/large Villagd with Mllllmurn ropu!-'iott (If 5,000 TALUK .... ith (ocUIOIlSite NUKlM{ HtSItWlyl MIRYALGUDA TALUK 00 • Symbolic R~resenuttoll pf Vm.,es: ~.OOO Jnd .bon Persons • 1,000 t04,999PersOlls ... SoQOto 9'.lS'i>.... 50ns • Note:, L. C. No.s, 1281!1d 129 ~rtll' InduCled if! S\ltyall~t lown • lelt tho 200 Persans o Un'lIllIlblt~ 'OTO 1'0$t bffices,Telegraph Qfticc NlImber of Polite SUllens " Towns Hosplt;f. "Prjlnary Health entre,. OlsPU1Mrie5. Child and Maternlt1 Wt!fueCentres (.) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SURYAPET TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name .of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 73 Adivemla 66 Jajirecdiguda 81 Pinnayapaiem 84 Ailapur 17 Jalalpur 34 Polumalla 97 Aipoor 141 Potlapadu Anajpur 136 89 Kandagatla 3 Anantharam 29 Karvirala 142 Anantharam 132 150 Raghavapur Annaram Kasarabad 32 65 Kasarlapadu 134 Rajupet 139 Annaram 70 Ramachandrapur Annariguda 67 Kesaram 107 131 Kesaram 28 Ramachandrapuram 94 Atmakur 56 Keshawapur 82 Ramannaguda 54 Kodur 75 Ramavaram 83 Balemla 55 Kommala 117 Ravipahad 12 Bandaramaram 127 Konkathimmani Annara 21 Ravulapalle 14 Bandlapalle 118 Kotapahad 27 Reddiguda 80 Bechira Dacharam 101 Kothaguda 129 I1echirag Madharam 125 Kudakuda 69 Salipet 155 Bhaktalapur 102 Kudali 53 Sangam 124 Bibigllda 24 Kukkadam 104 Sarvaram 43 Bikmalla 71 Kunchamarthi 103 Settigudem 64 Boliampalle 25 Kuntapaell 16 Siddisamudram 99 Bopparam 143 Singareddipalem Burkacharla 116 59 Laxmapur 109 Singarenipalle 140 Lingala U5 Sirikonda 35 Chandupatla 45 Lingampalle 128 Suryapet 149 Chandupatla 162 Chedella 10 Chennapur 44 Machanapalie 135 Talla Khammampadu 51 Chilpakunta 159 MachGfam 90 Tallasingaram 39 Chinnemla 26 Maddiryala 79 Tekumatla 123 Chivvemla 7 Malipur 1 Thatipamula 133 Circlepet 8 Mamidipalle 5 Thirmalagiri 18 Mamidiyala 153 Thirmalgiri 38 Mamidlamadava 6 Thonda 120 Dacharam 111 Mamillaguda 31 Thungathurthi 62 Devard nenikothapalle 74 Timmapur 156 Dharmapur 148 Timmapuram 41 Dirsanapalle 22 Manapur 146 Tuljaraopet 137 Dosapahad 46 Mediguda 119 Tummalapahad 160 Dupahadl 100 Midtanpalle 112 Tummalapalle 130 Durajpalle 47 Miryala 157 Mohammadpur 114 Mothya 145 Undrugonda 4 Etoor 93 Mukkududevipalle 105 Urlugonda 36 Mukundapuram 68 Uyyafavada 161 Gajulamalkapuram 37 Garnanjivarikothapalle 147 Vallabhapur 30 Ganugubanda 60 Nagaram 138 Nagulapahad 122 Vatti Khammampahad 88 Gattikal 15 Velchala 8S Gayamvariguda 151 Namaram 2 Nandapur 52 Velgupalle 121 Gollagudem 72 Velpucharla llO Gopalpur 96 Narayanappaguda 95 Naseempet 20 Vempati 33 Gorentla 98 Venkatapur 19 Gottiparthi 106 Neradavai 87 Nimmikal 78 VenkataIamapur 23 Gummadavalli Venkipalle 152 Gumpula 48 Nuthamakallu 57 Vibhalapur 13 Gundepuri 108 49 Gundlasingaram 63 Parsaipalle 154 Gunjaluru 58 Pasnur 61 Wardhamanukota 11 Pasthala III Hussainabad 91 Patharlapahad 77 Yandlapalle 42 Peddanemla 50 Yedavalli 158 ' Penpahad 144 Imampet 86 YenbamuJa 9 Phanigiri 76 Yerkaram 92 Istalapuram 126 Pilialamarri 40 Yerrapahad 29 30 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA 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 (I) (2) (3) (4) • (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 ThatipamuJa 4.13 P W PR PO Ri,] 2 Nandapur 3.33 P W PR Ri,J 3 Anantharam 1.56 p W PR Ri,J 4 Etoor 5.80 P W KR PO Ri,J 5 Thirmalagiri 8.79 P,R W PR PO, Phone Ri.J 6 Thonda 8.46 P E W PR PO, Phone Ri,J 7 Malipur 3.\0 P W PR PO Ri,J S Mamidipalle 2.65 P W Ri,J 9 Phanigiri 6.62 P,R W PR PO,Phone Ri,J 10 Chennapur 2.02 Uninhabited II Pasthala 3.35 P W PR • PO Ri,J 12 Bandaramaram 3.14 P W KR Ri,J l3 Gundepuri 2.64 P W KR PO Ri,] 14 Bandlapalle 2.80 P W Ri,J 15 Velchala 5.05 2P H W PO Ri,J 16 Siddisamudram 1.74 P W Ri,J 17 Jalalpur 5.05 2P W PO Ri,] IS Mamidiyala 2.81 P W PR Ri,] 19 Gottiparthi 6.30 P,H W PO Ri,] 20 Vempati 11.29 2P W KR PO Ri,] 21 RavuJapaJle 4.64 P W PO Ri,] 22 Manapur 2.05 P W Ri,] 23 Gummadavalli 4.12 P,M W PO Ri,J 24 Kukkadam 3.98 P W PO Ri,J 25 Kuntapalle 1.09 P W Ri,J 26 Maddiryala 7.17 P,M W PR PO Ri,J Ri,) 27 Reddiguda 2.63 P W PR PO 2R Ramachandrapuram 0.77 P W PR RU 29 Karvirala 3.45 2P W PR Ri,J Ri,] 30 Ganugubanda 2.45 P W 31 Thungathurthi 7.74 P.R Phc W PR PO Ri,J Ri,J 32 Annaram 7.23 P,R W PO 33 Gorentla 8.50 P.M W PO Ri,J 34 Po1umalla 4.83 P,M W PO Ri,J Ri,] 35 Chandupatla . 3.14 P W 36 Mukundapuram 4.03 p E W PO Ri,J 37 Gamanjivarikothapallc 1.86 P W Ri,J 38 Mamidlamadava 1.88 P W Ri,) Ri,] 39 Chinnemla 5.67 p W KR. PO 40 Yerrapahad ].96 p W KR PO Ri,) 31 DIRECTORY and Land use SURYAPET TAL UK: LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the IOf;ical Code Forese ...... 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) (I) T(380): Tk(343J,W(37) 1,601 312 350 Jangaon 48 T(237): Tk(191),W(46) 1,663 187 44 Suryapet 48 2 T(71): Tk(58),W(13) 716 150 61 Suryapet 50 3 T(361): Tk(344),W(12) 3,006 85 260 Suryapet 40 .. T(576): Tk(528),W(4S) 4,098 177 774 Jangaon 42 Wednesday 5 T(569): Tk(528),W(48) 4,004 561 280 Suryapet 47 6 T(194): Tk(t72),W(22) 1,637 84 77 Suryapet 40 7 T(SI): Tk{76),W(5) 1,436 130 49 Suryapet 45 8 T(600): Tk(570),W(30) 2,292 510 834 Suryapet 39 9 T(24): Tk(24)' 498 770 Suryapet 40 10 T(3ll)' Tk(297).W(14) 280 360 Suryapet 40 11 T(166): Tk(l66) 1,564 225 54 Suryapet 45 12 T(330): Tk(323),W(7) 1,089 1311 132 Suryapet 50 13 T(149): Tk(121),W{28) 1.426 110 107 Suryapet 50 14 T(302): Tk(265),W(37) 2,378 1,243 309 Suryapet 52 15 T (5~): Tk(52),W(3) 913 IR2 40 Suryapet 55 16 T(145): Tk(130),W(15) 2,000 810 277 Suryapet 55 17 T(140): Tk(136),W(4) 645 720 293 Suryapet 55 18 T(726): Tk(610),W(116) 2,696 455 155 Suryapet 60 19 T(606): Tk(566),W(40) 4,099 980 1,540 Suryapet 51 20 T(2B6): Tk(253}, W(33) 2,198 247 238 Suryapet 55 21 T(58): Tk(58) 988 150 116 Suryapet 60 22 T(334): (Tk(289),W(45) 1,876 55 371 Suryapet 55 23 T(150): Tk(l34),W(16) 2,109 242 46 Suryapet 60 24 T(ll3): Tk(98),W(15) 501 73 30 Suryapet 60 25 T(619): Tk(570), W( 49) 3,075 734 160 Suryapet 60 26 T(308): Tk(260),W(48) 1,122 143 110 Suryapet 55 27 T(80): Tk(65),W(15) 289 84 41 Suryapet 45 2:/ T(189): Tk(l68),W(21) 1,769 152 98 Suryapet 51 2, T(85): Tk(79),W(6) 1,221 89 173 SurYllpet 50 30 T(500): Tk(467), W(33) 3,802 152 499 Suryapet 44 31 T(700): Tk(634),W(66) 3,270 345 312 Suryapet 45 32 Tl417): Tk(348),W(69) 3,627 ~72 822 Suryapet 55 33 T(468): Tk(403),W(65) 2,138 246 239 Suryapet 35 34 T(35J): Tk(301),W(50) 1,497 103 58 SUl'yapet 40 35 T(225): Tk(l99),W(26) 1,399 510 435 Suryapet 45 36 T(71): Tk(45),W(26) 805 160 154 Suryapet 50 37 T(24): Tk(18),W(6) 1,026 62 91 Suryapet 55 38 T(293): Tk(240),W(53) 2,674 406 255 Suryapet 36 39 T(167): Tk(149),W(18) 902 167 18 Suryapet 38 40 32 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA 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 nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) --~~-.------. ---. 41 Dirsanapalle 1.27 W Ri,] 42 Peddanemla 2.46 P W PO Ri,J 43 Bikmalla 1.84 P W KR Ri,] 44 Machanapalle 4.08 P W Ri,J 45 Lingampalle 2.68 P W PO Ri,) 46 Medigilda 0.19 Ullinhabited 47 Miryala 6)98 2P,M W KR PO Ri,J 48 Nuthamakallu 6.39 2P,H W KR PO Ri,] 49 Gundlasingaram 1.02 Uninhabited 50 Yedavalli 2.64 P W Ri,l 51 Chilpakunta 5.27 P W PO Ri,] 52 Velgupalle 5.10 P,H W KR PO Ri,] 53 Sangam 2.65 P W Ri,} 54 Kodur 5.43 2P W PO Ri,l 55 Kommala 6.30 P W PO Ri,l 56 Kesnawapur 3.80 W Ri,l 57 Venkipalle 2.44 P W Ri,l 58 Pasnur 4.17 P,M W PR PO Ri,l 51} Laxmapur 2.93 P W PR Ri,J 60 Nagaram 3.76 P,M,H W PR PO Ri,l 61 Wardhamanukota 16.50 2P,H W KR PO Ri,l 62 Devara nenikothapalle 3.79 P W KR PO Ri,J 63 Parsaipalle 2.67 P W PO Ri,} 64 BoJlampalle 1.52 P W Ri,J 65 Kasasrlapadu 3.75 P W KR PO Ri,} 66 Jajireddiguda 13.84 3P,H 'N KR PO Ri.! 67 Kesaram 1.05 Uninhabited 68 Uyyalavada 1.93 W Ri,! 64J Salipet 3.92 E W KR Ri,J 70 Ramaehandrapur 3.88 P E W KR Ri,J,B 71 Kunchamarthi 1.55 P W KR Ri,J,B 72 Velpucharla 2.25 W Ri,J,B 73 Adivemla 5.47 P W KR Ri,J,B 74 Timmapur 5.35 P,B E W PR Ri,J,B 75 Ramavaram' 2.86 p E W KR Ri,J,B 76 Yerkaram 7.71 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 77 Yandlapalle 5.60 W KR ~O RLJ,B 78 Venkataramapur 1.88 Uninhabited KR 79 Tekumatla 1.92 P,H W PR PO Ri,J,B 80 Bcchirag Daebaralll 1.58 Uninhabiled E 33 DIRECTORY and Land use SURYAPET 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 ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) "------~ ----~.--,~~------~- T(53): Tk(47),W(6) 700 53 30 Suryapet 37 41 T(2t5): Tk(202),W(43) 1,216 40 73 Suryapet 40 42 T(l25): Tk(lOO),W(25) 895 115 42 Surypaet 45 43 T(106): Tk(66), W(40) 2,234 197 74 Suryapet 40 44 T(151): Tk(126),W(25) 1,416 30 88 Suryapet 32 45 T(9): W(9) 96 8 6 Suryapet 32 46 T(535): Tk(490), W(4S) 3,659 250 23 Suryapet 12 47 T(398): Tk(363),W(3S) 3,455 116 120 Suryapet 30 48 T(48): Tk(30),W(18) 470 84 50 Suryapet 30 49 T(220): Tk(l85),W(3S) 1,331 120 18 Suryapet 24 50 T(225): Tk(l90),W(35) 2,947 72 128 Suryapet 32 51 T(562): Tk(502),W(6O) , 2,043 376 283 Suryapet 40 52 T(245): Tk(190), W(55) 1,026 225 200 Suryapet 26 53 T(461): Tk(396),W(65) 2,572 192 250 Suryapet 24 54 T(471): Tk(412),W(59) 2,979 120 462 Suryapet 20 55 T(135): Tk(~8),W(47) 1,297 650 350 Suryapet 45 56 T(l46): Tk(91),W(55) 1, Ull 134 100 Suryapet 30 57 T(381): Tk(332),W(49) 1,858 235 194 Suryapet 42 58 T(128): Tk(J10),W(18) 1,470 138 139 Suryapet 40 59 T(440); Tk(395),W{45) 1,624 318 25 Suryapet 35 60 T(847): Tk(787),W(6O) 7,735 2,200 1,510 Suryapet 38 61 T(250}; Tk(194),W(56) I,S49 174 152 Suryapet 32 62 T(235): Tk(189),W(36) 1,176 217 80 Suryapet 30 63 T(l23); Tk(1l2),W(ll) 667 151 31 Suryapet 26 64 T(2lO): Tk(l66),W(44) 1. 736 96 358 Suryapet 32 T(787): Tk(767J,W(20) 6.4~9 328 2.+7 Suryapet 28 Tuesday :; T(681: Tk(60),W(8) 304 62 238 Suryapet 26 67 T(178); TkIl18),W(60) 749 285 73 Suryapet 24 68 T(75): W(/5) 1,243 510 760 Suryapet 20 69 T(80): Tk(55),W(25) 1,510 650 2·+3 Suryapet 18 70 T(l03): Tk(68),W(35) 689 99 101 Suryapet 22 71 T(102); T (72),W(30) 1,059 78 201 Suryapet 24 72 T(372); Tk(310), W(62) 2,611 472 45 Suryapet 20 73 T(3S5); Tk(285),W(70) 2,507 462 100 Suryapet 15 74 T(24J); Tk(85), W(56) 1,294 :235 60 Suryapet 18 75 T(470): Tk(420),W(50) 3,385 450 631 Suryapet 15 76 T(l,050); R(900), W(l50) 1,950 410 174 Suryapet 12 77 T(296): R(216),Tk(80) 787 111 10 Suryapet 10 78 T(533): R(303),(Tk(230) 225 381 89 Suryapet 6 79 T(68 1 I; Tk(681) 127 80 34 VILLAGE AmeDities NALGONDA 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) 81 Pinnayapalem 1.93 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 82 Ramannaguda 0.90 P E W PR Ri,J,B 81 Balemla 11.27 M E W PR Ri,J,B 84 Ailapur 2.51 P W l'R Ri,J,B 85 Gayamvariguda 2.22 P W KR Ri,J,B 86 Yenbamula 14.21 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 87 Nimmikal ~.55 P,R W PR PO Ri,J,B 88 Gattikal t'.96 P W KR Ri,J,B 89 KandagatJa 9.55 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 90 TalJasingaram 4.71 P E W PO Ri,J,B 91 Patbarlapahad 5.86 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 92 Istalapuram 1.33 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 93 Mukkududevipalle 3.76 P W KR Ri,J,B 94 Atmakur 10.20 P,R W KR PO Ri,J,B 95 Naseempet 1.92 P W KR Ri,J,B ~6 Narayanappaguda 0.15 W KR Ri,J,B 97 Aipoor 11.06 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 98 Venkatapur 0.56 Unjnhabittd 99 Bopparam 2.74 P W KR Ri,J,B 100 Midtanpalle 0.25 P W KR RI,J,B 101 Kothaguda 2.55 P W KR Ri,J,B 102 Kudali 1.69 W KR Ri,J,B 103 Settigudero 2.02 P W KR Ri,J,B 104 Sarvaram 3.53 P W KR PO Ri,J,B l05 Urlugonda 8.52 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 106 Neradavai 2.48 P W KR Ri,J,B 107 Annariguda 3.06 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 108 Vibbalapur 5.67 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 109 SingarenipalJ.e 0.67 Uninhabited 110 Gopalpur 0.72 Uninhabited III Mamillaguda 3.62 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 112 TummalapaUe 1.95 P W KR Ri,J,B 113 Russainabad 4.19 M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 114 Mothya 3.15 p E W PR PO Ri,J,B 115 Sirikonda 11.61 P,R E W KR PO Ri,J,B 116 Burkacharla 4.84 P W KR PO Ri,J,B ll7 Ravipahad 5.35 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 118 Kotapahad 3.51 W KR PO Ri,J,B 119 Tummalapahad 7.42 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 120 Dacharam 1.55 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 35 DIRECTORY and Land use SURYAPET 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 available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) T(185): C(105),Tk(45),W(35) 200 685 95 Suryapet 10 81 T(170): Tk(150),W(20) 227 123 56 Suryapet 12 82 T(616): Tk(466), W(l50) 6,190 108 298 Suryapet 8 83 T(125): Tk(96), W(29) 1,269 145 67 Suryapet 8 84 T(75): Tk(50),W(25) 1,262 45 38 Suryapet 15 85 T(170): Tk(135),W(35) 1,404 7,113 407 Suryapet 10 86 T(72i): Tk(657), W(66) 3,719 1,250 420 Suryapet 12 87 T(171): Tk(130),W(41) 879 54 150 Suryapet 12 88 T(691): Tk(516),W( 175) 2,237 2,656 528 Suryapet 18 89 T(521): Tk(398),W(123) 1,692 6S0 151 Suryapet 20 90 T(496): Tk(436),W(60) 2,745 250 259 Suryapet 20 91 T(9S): Tk(75),W(20) 631 76 49 Suryapet 20 92 T(223): Tk(191),W(32) 1,373 560 250 Suryapet 24 93 T(610): Tk(550),W(60) 5,400 360 158 Suryapet 16 94 T(l90): Tk(15S),W(35) 875 94 70 Suryapet 20 95 T(1l3): Tk(1l3) 223 95 49 Suryapet 25 96 T(860): Tk(750), W(110) 5,252 738 228 Suryapet 25 97 T(7): W(1) 300 47 4 Suryapet 28 98 T(135): Tk(llO),W(25) 1,3)1 195 86 Suryapet 30 99 T(5S): Tk(45),W(10) 44 35 26 Suryapet 35 100 T(135): Tk(ll5),W(20) 1,200 240 57 Suryapet 35 101 T(223): Tk(I93),W(30) 457 200 201 Suryapet 23 102 TOOO): Tk(75), W(25) I, ) 36 38 18 Suryapet 5 103 T(230): Tk(195),W(35) 1,790 135 104 Suryapet 40 104 T(880): Tk(820), W(60) 3,372 810 390 Suryapet 40 105 T(105): Tk(80),W(25) 1,115 286 81 Suryapet 40 106 T(l30): Tk(1 05), W (25) 1,510 117 201 Suryapet 35 107 T(3S5): Tk(310),W(45) 2,785 350 138 Suryapet 30 108 T(35): W(35) 300 26 7 Suryapet 28 109 T(7S): Tk(SO),W(25) 162 223 Suryapet 26 110 T(330): Tk(280),W(SO) 1,498 278 210 Suryapet 25 III T(125): Tk(llO),W(I5) 988 74 61 Suryapet 30 112 T(17S): Tk(135),W(40) 2.174 182 ISO Suryapet 20 113 T(270): Tk(230), W (40) 1,472 185 89 Suryapet 22 114 T(788): Tk(750),W(38) 5,930 490 222 Suryapet 18 115 T(27S): Tk(230),W(45) 2,562 18S 75 Suryapet 35 116 T(495): Tk(460),W(3S) 2,534 238 157 Suryapet 28 117 T(260): Tk(220),W(40) 1,583 278 125 Suryapet 25 118 T(635}: Tk(S7S),W(60) 3,SOS 490 243 Suryanet 25 119 T(6S): Tk(5S),W(1O) 797 88 4l Suryapet 12 120 36 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nicatio~1 Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Gollagudem 0.68 Uninhabited KR 122 Vattikhammampahad 9.82 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 123 Chivvemla 6.56 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 124 Bibiguda 2.40 P E W PR Ri,J,B 125 Kudakuda 4.35 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 126 Pillalamarri 11.91 W PR PO Ri,J,B 127 Konkathimman Annaram . 3.10 P W KR Ri.J,B 128 Suryapet Urban Area (Suryapet Town) 129 Bechirag Madharam 3:~\ ... W PR Ri,J,B 130 DurajpaBe 4.06 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 131 Kesaram 3.43 P E W KR Ri,J,B 132 Kasarabad 3.72 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 133 Circlepet 0.71 Uninhabited KR 134 Rajupet 0.32 Uninhabited KR 135 Talla Khammampadu 3.47 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 136 Anajpur 4.73 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 137 Dosapahad 3.09 P W KR Ri,J,B 138 Nagulapahad 2.39 W KR Ri,J,B 139 Annaram S.26 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 140 Lingala 4.4<) p W KR 'PO Ri,J,B 141 Potiapadu 3.68 p E W KR Ri,J,B 142 Anantharam 5.08 P,H E W KR PO Ri,J,B 143 Singareddipalem 3.56 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 144 Imampet 4.42 E W KR PO Ri,J,B 145 Undrugonda 4.29 P W PR Ri,J,B 146 Tuljaraopet 1.08 P W KR Ri,J,B 147 Vallabhapur 2.36 P W PR Ri,J,B 148 Timmapuram 3.39 P E W KR Ri,J,B }49 Chandupatia 7.19 M E W PR PO Ri,J,B ISO . Raghavapur 3.43 P E W KR Ri,J,B lSI Namaram 8.71 P,H E W KR PO Ri.J,B 152 Gumpula 2.24 P W PR Ri,J,B 153 Thirmalgiri 1.30 W PR PO Ri,J,B 154 Gunjaluru 4.47 p W KR Ri,J,B ISS Bhaktalapur 3.04 P W KR Ri,J,B 156 Dharmapur 3.50 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 157 Mohammadpur 2.25 P W KR Ri,J,B 158 Penpahad 5.36 P,B H,Phc E W KR PO Ri,J,B 159 Macharam 5.08 p E W KR Ri,J,B 160 Dupahad 4.36 P W KR Ri,J,B 161 G ajulamalkapuram 6.18 P W KR Ri,J,B 162 Chedella 10.52 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 37 DIRECTORY and Land use SURYAPET 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.) Mlorket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(354): Tk(354) 50 16 15 Suryapet 10 121 T(435): Tk(355),W(80) 5,270 436 143 Suryapet 10 122 T(SI5): Tk(450),W(65) 907 210 65 Suryapet 5 123 T(340): Tk(l55), W(IS5) 3,408 210 79 Suryapet 8 124 ]'(84): ClS4) 1,950 175 575 Suryapet 3 125 T(3,592): C(3,212),Tk(3S0) 300 790 240 Suryapet 5 126 T(I,385): C(I,325),Tk(60) 450 114 35 Suryapet 4 127 Urban Area (Suryapet Town) 128 T(255): C(201), W(55) 1,106 302 500 Suryapet 3 129 T(I75): Tk(150),W(25) 2,109 245 69 Suryapet 5 130 T(1,420): C(l,110),Tk(150) 631 85 59 Suryapet 3 131 T(I,372): C(922),Tk(450) 491 390 125 Suryapet 8 132 T(363): R(343),Tk(20) 44 42 5 Suryapet 6 133 T(IM): Tk(164) 25 151 Suryapet 5 134 T(I,508): R(I, 308), Tk(ZOO) 375 285 52 Suryapet 8 135 T(1,896): R(I,76l),Tk(l35) 610 350 171 Suryapet 8 136 T(244): Tk(204),W(40) 1,475 178 80 Suryapet 15 137 T(7oo): C(7oo) 400 212 217 Suryapet 10 138 T(560): C(450),Tk(70),W(40) 700 36 33 Suryapet 33 139 T(l22): Tk(51),W(71) 468 2,160 123 Suryapet 29 140 T(132): Tk(62),W(56),C(14) 578 1,234 411 Suryapet 20 141 T(335): Tk(300),W(35) 1,800 270 826 Suryapet 20 142 T(330): Tk(270),W(60) 1,573 225 150 Suryapet 10 143 T(l , 552): R(l ,132)Tk(225) 950 195 131 Suryapet 10 144 T(145): Tk(120),W(25) 1,424 180 996 Suryapet 9 145 T(45): Tk(35),W(10) 556 78 12 Suryapet 13 146 T(135): Tk(105),W(30) 1,308 32 35 Suryapet 8 147 T(245): Tk(220), W(25) 1,665 35 64 Suryapet 10 14~ T(440): Tk(390),W(50) 3,718 365 78 Suryapet 15 149 T(l55): Tk(l30), W(25) 1,810 156 70 Suryapet 20 150 T(765): Tk(690), W(75) 3,866 730 213 Suryapet 20 lSI T(140): Tk(115),W(25) 1,I(iO 89 44 Suryapet 15 152 T(125): Tk(100),W(25) 125 125 457 Suryapet 15 Wednesday 153 T(235): Tk(200),W(35) 2,200 112 313 Suryapet 12 154 T(227): Tk(195),W(32) 1,650 56 25 Suryapet 20 155 T(135): Tk(llO), W(25) 1,521 168 416 Suryapet 15 156 T(95): Tk(75),W(20) 350 1,234 465 Suryapet 20 157 T(320): Tk(250), W(70) 2,500 239 371 Suryapet 20 15!l T(330): Tk(290),W(40) 2,621 263 77 Suryapet 22 159 T(67): Tk(37}, W (30) 919 1,283 519 Suryapet 28 160 T(165): Tk(140),W(25) 2,919 650 221 Suryapet 25 161 T(575): Tkt 490),W(85) 5,178 690 289 Suryapet 35 162 \ HUZURNAGAR TALUK ]<145' NMn .. oflhc Talu~ HUZUkNACiAII 1.11'._1 .... 4 liS ANDHRA PRADESH I HUZURNAGAR TALUK NALGONDA DISTRICT KHAMMAM SURYAPET TALUK TALUK KHAMMAM DISTRICT ,," 00' 00' MIRYALGUDA TALLIK " <5'" Nace:- l. Co No 38 Fully Included ,n I Dlrtfld BoIIR6ary GUNTUR DISTltICT TALUK iJ\u)l Souncbry GUNTUIt DlSTfUCT _...[._ 7900' rosiTlON Of HUZURNAG"R TAl-UK I~ NAlGONO' DISTRICT Urban "rtl ,," Milts' t) S '10 14 00' N:WflSofldlLJrJl '1!Utges ...·llh Mml .... vlrl P"pullotion of 5,000 8 t $ 16 H 31' ~O l(llomum w"h LO(atlollSlte NitlonalH\t\'rff~ POSITION OF NAlGONOA DISTRICT IN "f'iDHRA pRADESH • Symbolic Reprc5r"ution of Vllli.g~s: 5,000 a"d abo'te PrrSQ"! MIUS"" Q 6<1 118 • I,OOOto+.999Panorls ... SOOtomp~s • ~.ffl~_ • le1tthn2l)OPersoos o UII·lnhabited POTO POlt OfficetTeiegnphOflke PolkeSUtlOll$ ReO{ Houle. Tf'I,yela.tl' PUllpIo.... @ Ho.pltal, PnmIFy ~th c.a~, Di",ensarlts. Chlk:l and r1aterntty WCllt.rOCtntrCl ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HUZURNAGAR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Villa,,_ Location Name or Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 114 Adloor 7 Kagita Ramachandrapuram 97 Raghunathapaiem 37 Akupamuia 16 Kalakova ]9 Rampuram 22 b9 Alangapuram 47 Kallur Ratnavaram 87 Allipuram 66 Ravipahad 6Y Kalmalcheruvu 86 Amaravaram 73 Rayanigudem 25 Ananthagiri 54 Kalvaldinna 117 RebalJy 74 Kalvapalle 30 Redlakunta 18 Barakathg:.ldem 103 Nandibanda 5 Repala IlI7 Revoor 39 Bethavole 31 Kapugal 55 Bodaldinna 6 Karivirala alias 68 Bothalapalem Perkagudem 62 Sajjapuram 14 Brundavanapuram 34 Khanapuram alias 75 Sarvaram 77 Burugadda Raghavapuram 23 Singavaram 35 Kodad 8 Siripuram alias 13 Chakirala 41 Kokkireni Kodipunjul8gudem 90 Channayapalem alias 50 Somavaram Chapla Thanda 36 Komarabanda 63 10 Chanpalle 67 Komatikunta Sunyapahad 79 ChilukurJ 38 Kondapuram 3 Syed Mujavarpet 56 Chillepalle 106 Kuchipudi 29 Chimiriyala 43 Kuthubshapuram 2 Taduvai \12 Chinthalapalcm alias Mallareddigudem 72 Talla Malkapuram 84 Lakkavaram 116 Chintriyala 115 Tammaram 27 Lakmavaram 100 CllOU1.lj:alle 21 76 Lingagiri TellabalJy 81 Togarrai 48 Dacharam 57 Dirsencherla 78 Macharam 33 Tommaraba ndapalcm 108 Dondapad 4 Madhavararn 26 Tim Annararn 32 Dorakuntll 65 Mahankaligudem 12 Tripuravaram 94 Mattapalle 45 Fathepuram 99 Mathampalle 46 Medaram 109 Vajinepalle 44 Gaddipalle 101 Mellacheruvu 9 Vallapuram 105 Ganapavaram 17 Munagala 42 Velidanda 85 Ganugubanda 58 Musivoddu Singarllm 70 Garidepalle 113 Vellatur 40 Ghanapavaram 28 Gondriyala 15 Nadigudem 91 111 Guddimalkapuram 46 Nedaram Wardhapuram 80 GUdibanda 1 Neelamarri 110 Nemilipuri 59 Guduguntlapalem 88 Yathawakilla 53 Neredcherlll 93 Gundeboinagudem 20 Yeklaskhanpet 92 Gundlapahad 60 Yellapuram 96 Gundlapalle 61 Palakeed 49 Yellaram 11 Palaram 9& Yepa\madhararn 83 Huzurn~gar 82 Pale Annaram 95 Peddaveedu 102 Yepalsingaram 52 Janaldinna 51 Penchikaldinnll 104 Yerraram 64 Johnpahad 71 Pongade 24 Yesanthapuram 39 40 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code ViIlage Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- , Post and' Food No. water nications Telegraph (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -- ---~------_ --_------.~------ 1 Neelamarri 6.41 P W PR PO Ri,] 2 Taduvai 5.61 P W PO Ri,] 3 Syed Mujavarpe\ 2,60 P W PR Ri ..! 4. Madhavaram 3.42 P W PR PO Ri,] 5 Repa!a 15.28 P,H E W KR PO Ri,J C) Karivirala alias 7.28 P E W KR PO Ri,J Perkagudem 7 Kagita Ramacbandra- 3.00 \ , P W KR Ri,J puram tI Siripuram alias 6.44 P,H W KR PO Ri,l Kodipunjulagudem 9 Vallapuram 2.43 P W KR PO Ri,J ]0 Cbanpalle 1.31 P W KR Ri,J 11 Palaram 3.79 P ... W KR. PO Ri,J 12 Tripuravaram 5.18 P W PO Ri,] 13 Chakira1a 3.95 p E W Ri,J 14 Brundavanapuram 5.38 P E W Ri,] 15 Nandigudem 3.87 P,H H E W PR Ri,J 16 Kalakova 3.99 P E W KR PO Ri,] 17 Munagala 8.09 P,H H,D E W PR PO Ri,l IS Baraka thgudem 4.36 P E W PR Ri,J 19 Rampuram 5.51 p E W KR. Ri,J 20 Yeklaskhanpet 1.47 P E W KR Ri,] 21 TellabalJy 2.58 P E W KR PO Ri,} 22 Ratnavaram 2.17 P P. W KR PO Ri,j 23 Singavaram 3.57 P E W PO l 26 Tiru Annaram 1.80 Unillhabited 27 Lakmavaram 3.00 p W Ri,J 211 Gondriyala 6.53 P W PO Ri,] 29 Chimiriyala 8.21 P,M E W PR 2PO Ri,J 30 Redlakunta 2,24 P E W KR Ri,] Ri,J 31 Kapugal 7.16 P,M E W KR PO Ri,J 32 Dorakunta 3.47 P W PR PO 33 Tommarabandapalem 3.49 P.M E W PR Ri,J 34 Kbanapuram alias 1.00 P W Ri,J Raghavapuram '35 Kodad 10.73 Urban Arta (Kodad Town) Ri,] 36 Komarabanda 3.04 P E W PR PO Ri,] 37 Akupamula 5.43 P W PR PO 38 Kondapuram 3.26 P W KR PO Ri,J. 39 Bethavole 19.72 P,M,H E W KR PO Ri,J 40 Ghanapavaram Z.19 P,M W KR PO Ri,J 41 DIRECTORY and Land use HUZURNAGAR 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 available and of the logical Code Forest ,-- Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17.1 (18) (I) ------_- ,------_------ T(300): Tk(247), W(53) 3,300 250 252 Kodad 25 1 T(4oo): Tk(333),W(67) 2,800 100 290 Kodad 21 2 T(300): W(212),Tk(88) 1,100 50 214 Kodad 20 3 T(400): Tk(388),W02) 1,400 100 288 K(1dad 21 4 T(5OO): Tk(491), W(9) 8,629 250 400 Kodad 21 5 T(300): Tk(254),W(46) 4,000 150 209 Kodad 20 6 T(215): Tk(123),W(92) 1,600 195 200 Kodad 21 7 T(300); C(300) 3,200 406 215 Kodad 21 8 T(150): C(lSO) 1,100 135 170 Kodad IS 9 T(50); C(50) 668 40 80 Kodad 12 10 T(150): C(lSO) 1,900 150 225 Kodad 11 II T(180): C(1S0) 3,000 100 35 Kodad 11 12 T(2oo): C(200) 2,000 100 n Kodad 18 13 T(250): Tk(207),W(43) 3,000 100 93 Kodad 19 14 T(300): Tk(213),W(87) 2,000 100 76 Kodad 15 15 T(140): Tk(1l6),W(24) 2,100 50 203 Kodad 18 16 T(500): Tk(423),(W(77) 4,100 210 367 Kodad 12 17 T(200); C(200) 2,200 190 200 Kodad 11 18 T(350): C(3S0) 1,200 1,376 600 Kodad 18 19 T(2oo): C(200) 600 40 100 Kodad 18 20 T(250): C( 250) 1,200 100 101 Kodad 13 21 T(l50): C(150) 1,000 88 150 Kodad 18 22 T(500): C(500) 1,500 134 150 Kodad 18 23 T(100): C(IOO) 700 60 80 Kodad 19 24 T,.560): C(560) 5,000 2.000 280 Kodad 8 25 T(20): e(20) 700 300 132 Kodad 8 26 T(I00): C(100) 1,400 200 222 Kodad 9 27 T(300): C(300) 3,000 400 479 Kodad 12 28 T(300): C(300) 3,200 1,054 700 Kodad 9 29 T(100): C(IOO) 1,000 143 190 Ko~ad 12 30 T(350): C(350) 3,700 200 332 Kodad 5 31 T(180): C(ISO) 1,700 190 150 Kodad 5 32 T(210): C(210) 1,800 150 127 Kodad 3 33 T(50): C(50) 500 40 50 Kodad 3 34 Urban Are a (Kodad Town) 35 T(4OO): C(400) 1,300 50 195 Kodad 5 36 T(3OO): C(300) 2,975 100 100 Kodad 7 31 T(150): C(lSO) 1,500 286 150 Kodad 12 38 T(I,300): T(1, 300) 9,700 620 1,000 Kodad 12 39 T(306): Tk(225),W(8l) 925 70 100 Kodad 15 40 42 VILLAG'[ Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Mea AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Nameol in ,- -.. Staple Code Village Sq.Milea Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commp- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) , (9) (10) 41 Kokkireni 3.22 P,R E W KR PO Ri,J 42 Velidanda 5.91 P,M W KR PO Ri,J 43 Kuthubshapuram 4.50 P W PO RU 44 Gaddipalle 4.33 p W KR PO Ri,) 45 Fathepuram 3.11 P W PO Ri,J 46 Nedaram 2.05 P,M W Ri,) 47 Kallur 4.5\ P W KR Ri.) 48 Dacharam 2.26\ P W KR Ri,J 49 Yellaram 1.56 P W KR Ri,] '0 Somavaram 4.79 P W KR PO Ri.} 51 Penchikuldinnl 2.35 P,R W KR PO Ri,] 52 Janaldinna 1.20 p W Ri,J 53 Neredcherla 5.59 P,M E W PR PO Ri,J 54 Kalvaldinna 0.16 P W KR Ri,} 55 Bodaldinna 0.98 p W KR PO RU 56 Chillepalle 2.69 p W PR Ri,] 57 Dirsencherla 8.10 P,R E W PR PO Ri,] 58 Musivaddu Singaram 1.79 P W .' .. Ri,] 59 Guduguntlapalem 3.95 P W KR Ri,] 60 Yellapuram 1.70 p W Ri,} 61 Palakeed 3.52 P,M W KR PO Ri . .T 62 Sajjapuram 2.12 p W Ri,.! 63 Sunyapabad 0.79 P W Ri,] 64 Johnpabad 2.87 p W KR PO Ri,] 65 Mabankaligudcm 0.41 P W KR Ri.J Ci6 Ravipahad 0;69 P W KR RU 67 Komatikunta 3.71 P W KR Ri,] 68 Bothalapalem 1.54 P W KR Ri,) 69 Kalmaleherilvu 8.10 P,H Pac w KR PO Ri,J '70 Garidepallo 10.71 P E W PR PO Ri,J 71 Pongade 11.28 P,H W KR PO Ri.J 72 Talla Malkapuralll 2.28 P W KR Ri,] 73 Rayinigudem 5.28 p W PR PO Ri,] 74 Kalvapalle 2.83 p W RU 75 Sarvaram 4.25 p W PO Ri,1 76 Lingagiri 7.33 P,M W PR PO Ri,J 77 Burugadda 4.88 p E W PR PO RU 78 Macharam 1.96 P,M E W KR Ri,J 79 Chilukur 14.20 P,R E W PR PO Hi) 80 Gu4ibanda ~.96 P,R E W KR PO,PboDe Ri,J 43 DIRECTORY and LaDIl use HUZURNAGAR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,... Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo&ical Code distance Forest r' Culturable for culti· Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) ---_--_._------ T(250): Tk(205),W(45) 1,600 ]]0 100 Kodad 18 41 T(250): 0250) 3,300 168 200 Kodad 23 42 Te700): C(7UU) 1,700 180 300 Miryalguda 31 43 T (1 ,700): C(l, 700) 300 381 390 Miryalguda 27 44 T(I,OOO): C(l,OOO) 600 150 2~O Miryalguda 24 45 T(600): C(6OO) 400 212 100 Miryalguda 25 46 T(2,500): C(2,5OO) 100 200 105 Miryalguda 27 47 T(900): C(900) 70 336 140 Miryalguda 21 48 T(950): C(950) 32 6 JO Miryalguda 18 49 T(2,300): C(2,300) 160 305 300 Miryalguda 17 50 T(I,400): C(1,400) 20 25 59 Miryalguda 20 51 T(650): C(650) 50 36 32 Miryalguda 20 52 T(3, 100): C(3, 100) 70 218 189 Miryalguda 16 53 T(80): C(80) 3 10 9 Miryalguda 11 54 T(480): C(480) 50 10 3 Miryalguda 10 55 T(I,IOO): T(I,IOO) 50 371 200 Miryalguda 10 56 T(4,800): T(4,800) 3,050 684 150 Miryalguda 18 57 T(910): C(910) 30 60 145 Miryalguda 21 58 T(I ,800): C(I, 800) 20 72 60 Miryalguda 24 59 T(600): C(600) 150 273 65 Miryalguda 21 60 T(2,OOO): C(Z,OOO) 60 122 70 Miryalguda 24 61 T(l,OOO): CrI,OOO) 40 70 246 Miryalguda 27 62 305 Miryalguda 34 63 250 T(l70): q170) 10 20 45 Miryalguda 31 64 1,000 T(750): C(7S0) 16 25 190 46 26 Miryalguda 36 65 280 121 40 Miryalguda 34 66 Miryalguda 28 67 1,000 T(900): C(900) 200 144 130 T(850): C(850) 20 28 87 Miryalguda 26 68 T(4,900): C(4,900) 150 100 34 Miryalguda 24 69 T(5,200): q5,200) 800 504 350 Miryalguda 18 70 T(5,600): C(S,600) 1,000 219 400 Miryalguda 24 71 T(150): C(l50) 1,069 70 170 Kodad 26 72 T(450):. C(450) 2,100 479 350 Kodad 20 'i3 T(200): C(200} 1,400 91 120 Kodad 21 74 T(300): C(300) 2,000 180 240 Kodad 26 75 T(I,300): CCI ,3(0) 3,200 200 209 Kodad 20 76 T(600): C(600) 2,400 70 53 Kodad 19 77 T(lOO): C(IOO) 900 100 154 Kodad 19 78 T(600): C(600) 6,000 1,300 1,18& Kodad 7 79 T(150): C(1S0) I,~OO 284 300 Kodad 3 80 44 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca. Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medkal Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nieations Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Togarrai 3.57 P,M E W KR PO,Phone Ri,J i2 Pale Amlaram 3.48 P W KR Ri,J $3 Huzurnagar 14.22 P H,Fpe E W PR Ri,J 84 Lakkavaram 3.24 P W KR Ri,J 85 Ganugubanda 3.32 P E W Ri,J 86 Amaravaram . \ 3.90 P W PR PO Ri,J 87 Allipuram 1.04 P W KR Ri,J 88 Yathawakilla 5.65 P W PR PO Ri,J 89 Alangapuram 0.96 P W Ri,J 90 Channayapalcm alias 1.23 W PR Ri,J Chapla Thanda 91 Wardhapuram 2.01 P W PO Ri.J 92 Gundlapahad 1.55 p W PR PO Ri,J 93 Gundeboinagudcm 0.94 P W Ri.J 94 Mutapalle 1.33 P W KR Ri,J 95 Peddaveedu 5.48 P W KR PO Ri.J 96 GundlapaUe 1.49 P W Ri,J 97 Ragunathapalem 6.66 P,H W KR PO Ri,J 98 Yepalmadharam 2.69 P W Ri,J 99 Mathampalle 9.72 P,M,H D W KR PO,Phone Ri,J 100 Choutapal1e 6.72 p W KR p(') Ri,J 101 Mellaeheruvu 6.]0 P,H W KR PO Ri,J 102 Yepalsinagaram 2.67 p W KR PO Ri,J 103 Kandibanda 7.54 P,M W KR PO Ri,) 104 Yerraram 3.63 P W KR PO Ri,J 105 Ganapavaram 4.38 P W KR PO Ri,J }06 Kuchipudi 3.57 P W Ri,J 107 Revoor 17.03 p W KR PO Ri,J 108 Dondapad 9.62 P E W KR PO Ri,J 109 Vajinepalle 1.65 P W Ri,J 110 Nemilipuri 4.12 P W Ri,J 11l Guddimalkapuram 1.17 P W PR Ri.J 112 Chinthalapalem alias 3.70 ~,M W KR PO Ri,J Mallareddigudem 113 Vellatur . 6.86 P W KR PO Ri,] ]]4 p Adloor 3.73 W KR Ri,] 115 Tammaram 5.84 P,M W KR PO Ri,] 116 Chintriyala 7.69 P W KR PO Ri,J 117 Rebally 2.41 P W RU 45 DIRECTORY and Land use HUZURNAGAR 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 (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(150): C(1S0) 1,700 284 150 Kodad 10 81 T(250): C(250) 1,600 150 227 Kodad 9 82 1 (650): C(650) 8,000 200 350 Kodad 16 Monday 83 T(200): C(200) 1,700 18 155 Kodad 9 84 T (1,700): C(I, 700) 116 40 100 Miryalguda 26 85 T(2oo): C(2OO) 1,474 170 200 Kodad 24 86 T(10). C(lO) 570 20 65 Kodad 26 87 T(670): C(670) 2,400 346 200 Kodad 32 88 T(500): C(500) 10 17 27 Miryalguda 28 89 228 T(380): C(380) 249 18 140 Kodad 34 90 476 T( 450): C( 450) 720 16 100 Kodad 35 91 T(700): C(700) 150 115 27 Kodad 30 92 T(400): C(4oo) 100 75 26 Kodad 30 93 2,019 T(l5): C(15) 600 60 176 Kodad 35 94 3,581 T(300): C(300) 2,700 187 320 Kodad 32 95 708 596 200 157 Kodad 32 96 3,165 T(50): C(50) 3,000 400 812 Kodad 33 97 3,244 1,100 300 321 Kodad 24 98 4,019 T(350); C(350) 4,700 870 300 Kodad 30 99 2,500 100 200 Kodad 26 T(200): C(200) 100 j T(150): C(l50) 2,800 600 354 Kodad 19 101 T(101): C(lOI) 1,300 157 150 Kodad 19 102 T(200): C(200) 4,200 125 300 Kodad 17 }03 T(loo): C(100) 1,900 150 173 Kodad 17 104 T(200): C(200) 2,100 200 303 Kodad 16 105 T(I00): Tk(I00) 1,700 200 284 Kodad 12 106 1(150): Tk(150) 2,000 7,400 1,349 Jaggayyapet 13 107 Tl~O): C(40) 4,500 1,216 400 Jaggayyapet 16 108 700 150 206 Jaggayyapet 14 109 1,381 555 400 300 Jaggayyapet 25 110 600 108 40 Jaggayyapet 2Q III 2,750 T(10): CCtO) 1,800 300 258 Jaggayyapet 25 112 1,871 T(16): C(16) 2,300 1,4GO 674 Jaggayyapet 29 113 T(20): C(20) 1,700 300 367 Jaggayyapet 30 114 1,854 T(10): C(10) 3,000 200 207 Jaggayyapet 25 115 1,467 4,000 SOO 121 Jaggayyapet 3S 116 T(lO): C(10) iOO 375 357 Jaggayyapet 37 117 \ MIRYALGUDA TALUK ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MIRYALGUDA TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 62 Abhangapur 149 Kallepalle 151 Ragadapa 153 Adavidevulapallc 54 Kalvalpalem 117 Rajaram 35 Agamothkur 136 Kalvapalle 22 Ramadgu 137 Alagadapa 76 Kamareddiguda 40 Ravelpenta 94 Alwal 41 Kamepalle 138 Rayenpalem 38 Amangal 75 Kampalpallc 120 Regulagadda 24 Ambatpalle 83 Kampasagar 140 Rudravaram 126 AnjanpaJle 31 Keshwapur 48 Annapreddiguda 146 Keshwapur 80 Annaram 142 Kisthapur 53 Salknoor 129 Annaram 105 KompalJe 97 Sangaram 9 Annavaram 77 Konthalpallc 49 Sethipalem 20 Anumula 145 Kondrapole 86 Shakhapur 101 Konerpur 104 Silgapur 19 Sirsangandla 68 Babasahebpet 30 Konnekal 11 Kosalmarri 2S Srinathpur 115 Balenepalle 102 Srirampur 90 Bankapur 143 Kothaguda 13 Kothalur 108 Sunkishala 125 Bejjikal 121 Surepalle 55 Bheemanpalle 93 Kothapal[e 84 Bokkamantlapahad 156 Kothapalle 56 Bommakal 34 Koyalpahad 42 Tadkamalla 128 Borraipalem 61 Kukudam 44 Takkadlapahad 82 Brundavanpur 4 Kummarkuntakalva 158 Tallaveerapagudem 60 Buggabhaviguda 23 KupaspaHe 14 Tammedpalle 57 Tapcherla 39 Chalichimaiapaiem 17 Teppalmadgu 100 Chalkurthi 18 Lingampallo 116 Thunkinuthala 32 CherupaJle 113 Timmaipalem 67 Chillapur 21 Timmapur 112 Chintalpalem 58 Madgulpalle 150 Timmapur 95 Chintapalle 52 Malk.lpatnam 51 Timmareddiguda 132 Chintapalle 6 Marepalle 124 Tipraram 36 Chirumarti 27 Marpak 103 Tirmalgiri 114 Chityala 127 Matoor 123 Tummadam 134 Mlryalguda 66 Tungapahad 154 Mudimanikam 99 Tungaturti 74 Dacharam 12 Mukkamala 1 Turkapalle 147 Dsmercherla 118 Mulkacharla 71 DevalpaJIe 139 Mulkal Kalva 144 Dilawarpur 46 Mundlapahad 152 Uishayapalern 81 DuggepalJe 79 Mupparam 159 Vadapalle 16 Garnekunta 122 Valbhapur 63 Goguvaniguda 110 Nandikonda 15 Valmaguda 72 Gojlapur 64 Nandipahad 155 VeerlapaJem 29 GopaJpur 7 Narayanapuram 50 VemalpaJle 3 Gowravaram 69 Narlakantiguda 85 Vempahad 141 Gudur 148 Narsapur 91 Venigandla 59 Gundravaniguda 43 Narsimlaguda 131 Venkadripalem 78 Guntipalle 70 Narsimlaguda 10 Venkatadripalem 107 Nellikal 109 Vijayapuri (North) 119 Netapur 26 Vootkur 2 Hydiapuram 87 Nidmanoor 133 Hydlapur 45 Vootlapalle 89 Ibrahimpet 88 Palem 8 Yacharam 33 lndugul 37 Pamulpahad 135 YadgarpaJle 157 Irkigudem 96 Peddavoora 106 Yellapur 47 ltkiya\ 92 Peroor 28 Yerraballi 65 Iyalapur 98 Pervedula 73 Poosalpahad 111 Jammanakota 5 PuJimamidi 130 Zaptiveerappaguda 47 48 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion Name of in ,.. Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electrici ty Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) I Turkapalle 2.16 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 2 Hydiapuram 1. 41 P W KR Ri,J,B 3 Gowravaram 3.63 P W KR Ri,J,B 4 Kummarkuntakalva 0.73 P W KR Ri,J,B 5 Pulimamidi 4.37 P W KR Ri,J,B 6 Marepalle 5.28 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 7 Narayanapuram \ 0.72 Uninhabited 8 Yacharam 7.45 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 9 Annavaram 1.43 P W KR Ri,J,B 10 Venkatadripalem 0.78 p W KR Ri,J,B 11 Kosalmarri 1.71 P W KR Ri,J,B 12 Mukkamala 1.61 P W KR Ri,J,B 13 Kothalur 2.69 • P W KR Ri,J,B 14 TammedpaJle 2.06 P V KR Ri,J,B 15 Valmaguda 9.52 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 16 Gainekunta 2.46 P W KR Ri,J,B 17 Teppalmadgu 2.25 p W,R PR Ri,J,B 18 Lingampalle 2.80 p W PR Ri,J,B 19 Sirsangandla 5.96 p V KR PO Ri,J,B 20 Anumula 10.66 P W,R PR PO Ri,J,B 21 Timmapur 6.18 P W KR Ri,J,B 22 Ramadgu 7.44 P W PR PO Ri,J,B ~3 Kupaspalle 1.92 P W KR Ri,J,B 24 Ambatpalle 1. 77 Uninhabited p 25 Srinathpur 3.07 W KR Ri,J,B 26 vootkur 6.34 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 27 Marpak 5.69 P W KR PO Ri,J,B .28 Yerraballi 6.86 M,H W PR PO RiJ,B 29 Gopalpur 1.24 p W KR Ri,J,B 30 Konnekal 15.25 M W PO Ri,J,B 31 Kesbwapur 7.60 P W Ri,J,]!I 31 Cherupalle 4.05 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 33 Indugul 6.51 M E W KR Ri,J,B 34 Koyalpahad 1.81 p E W KR Ri,J,B 35 Agamothkur 5.19 2M E W KR PO RT,J,B 36 Chirumarti 4.04 E W KR Ri,J,B 37 Pamulpahad 4.32 M H,Phc W KR PO Ri,J,B 38 Amangal 8.27 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 39 Chalicbimalapaiem 1.05 W KR Ri,J,B 40 Rave!Pllnta 4.12 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 49 DIRECTORY and Land use MIRYALGUDA 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. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(34): Tk(34) 1,166 57 125 Miryalguda 45 I T{34): C{29),Tk(5) 760 40 65 MiryaJguda 42 2 T(184): C(165),Tk(19) 1,716 187 236 MiryaJguda 43 3 T(22): Tk(17),C(5) 314 50 81 Miryalguda 45 4 T(197): Tk(106),C(91) 2,437 76 94 MiryaJguda 43 5 T(480): Tk(256),C{224) 2,239 500 160 Miryalguda 38 6 T(41): Tk(22),C(19) 391 28 Miryalguda 38 7 T(533): Tk(533) 1,218 49 Miryalguda 35 8 200 T(30): Tk(30) 241 324 150 Miryalguda 40 9 T(53): Tk(36),C(17) 350 46 50 Miryalguda 38 10 T(22): C(16l,Tk(6) 906 108 57 Miryalguda 32 11 T(82): C(43),Tk)39) 600 123 225 MiryaJguda 40 12 500 900 227 9,. Miryalguda 32 13 T(90): C(90) 700 297 231 Vijayapuri North 30 ... 14 T(373): Tk(313),C(60) 4,422 457 840 Vijayapuri North 26 ... 15 164 T(46): Tk(46) 1,200 50 114 Vijayapuri North 24 .•. 16 T(7I): (:(71) 1,095 51 223 Vijayapuri North 22 ... 17 T(12): C(l2) 1,399 80 301 Vijayapuri North 26 ... 18 T(224): Tk(131),C(93) 3,109 2.80 201 Vijayapuri North 28 •.• 19 T(346): Tk(249),C(97) 5,222 188 966 Vijayapuri North 3:: ... 10 T(117): C(l17) 1,346 2,251 241 MiryaJguda 30 21 T(238): C(185),Tk(53) 3,612 151 760 Miryalguda 38 22 T(165): C(165) 583 220 260 Miryalguda 38 23 T(2l): C(22) 1,056 30 24 MiryaJguda 34 24 T(96): C{96) 1,799 69 MiryaJguda 32 25 T(365): Tk(354),C(1l) 3,133 559 Miryalguda 37 26 T(236): Tk(218),C(18) 3,371 34 Miryalguda 38 27 T(158): Tk(1l3),C(45) 3,1l82 500 201 Miryalguda 28 28 T(6): Tk(16) 770 7 MiryaJguda 40 29 T(165): Tk(165) 8,803 276 516 MiryaJguda 38 30 T(16): C(l6) 4,456 324 68 Miryalguda 40 31 T(385): Tk(363),C(22) (868 339 MiryaJguda 26 32 T(164): Tk(164) 3,223 530 249 Miryalguda 22 33 T(32):C(I8), Tk(14) 1,028 50 48 Miryalguda 26 34 T(332): Tk(244),C(88) 2,631 75 283 Miryalguda 28 35 T(l44): C(144) 1,618 691 132 Miryalguda 30 36 T{I,131), CO, 131) ],307 200 ]26 Miryalguda 32 37 T(587): C(587) 2,935 400 1,370 MiryaJguda 28 3~ T(56): C(56) 507 109 MiryaJguda 28 39 T(384): Tk(384) 2,389 201 110 Miryalguda 26 40 50 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT" Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r ~ ---._ Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) , (8) (9) (10) 41 Kamepalle 2.60 W PR Ri,J,B 42 Tadkamalla 6.92 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 43 Narsirnlaguda 1.05 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 44 Takkadlapahad 3.07 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 45 Vootlapalle 5,31 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 46 Mundlapahad 3.00 Uninhabited 47 Itkiyal 1.46 W PR Ri,J.B 48 Annapreddiguda 1.28 P W KR Ri,J,B 49 Sethipalem 3.07 P W PR Ri,J,B 50 Vemalpalle , \6.31 P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,B S1 Timmareddiguda 2.05 P W PR Ri,J,B 52 Malkapa'nam 3.70 P W KR Ri,J,B 53 Salknoor 4.42 W KR PO Ri,J,B 54 Kalvalpalem 2.06 P W KR Ri,J,B 55 Bheemanpalle 1.110 P W KR Ri,J,B 56 Bommakal 3.58 P W KR Ri,J,B 57 Tapcherla 9.74 W KR Ri,J,B 58 Madgulpalle 5.01 E W PR PO Ri,J,B S9 Gundravaniguda 1.21 P W KR Ri,J,B 60 Buggabbavigada 1.92 P W PR Ri,J,B 61 Kukudam 3.63 E W PR PO Ri,J,B 62 Abhangapur 2.80 P W KR Ri,J,B 63 Gogunvanlguda 1.42 P W KR Ri,J,B 64 Nandipahad 4.55 P E W KR ... Ri,J,B 65 Iyalapur 1.51 P W KR Ri,J,B 66 Tungapabad 9.49 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 67 Chillapur 2.13 P W KR Ri,J,B 68 Babasabebpet 2.30 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 69 Narlakantiguda 0.82 W KR Ri,J,B 70 Narsimlaguda 0.78 Uninhabited 71 Devalpalle 7.24 M Phc W KR PO Ri,J,B 72 Gojlapur 2.55 p W KR Ri,J,B 13 Poosalpabad 2.96 p W KR Ri,J,B 74 Dacbaram 3.81 P W KR Ri,J,B 75 KampalpaUe 2.66 P W KR Ri,J,B 76 Kamareddiguda 1.99 p W PO Ri,J,B 77 Kontbalpalie 2.66 p W Ri,J,B 78 Guntipalle 6.36 P W KR Ri.J,B 7") Mupparam 9.29 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 80 ADDaram 2.")8 p W KR PO Ri,J,a 51 DIRECTORY and Land use MIRYALGUDA 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 U nirrigated waste vat ion (in Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) ------<--- -- T(632): C(500),Tk(132) 796 224 12 Miryalguda 19 41 T(l,512): C(l,297),Tk(215) 1,942 444 530 Miryalguda 18 42 T(46l): 0427), Tk(34) 156 20 Miryalguda 14 43 T(I,354): C(I. 322),Tk(32) 202 130 278 Miryalguda 14 44 T(l ,388): C(I, I 66),Tk(222) 1,460 500 50 MiryaJguda 13 45 T(I,352): C(1,345/,Tk(7) 409 86 gO Miryalguda 8 46 T(527): C(527) 274 70 63 Miryalguda 6 47 T(270): C(270) 441 48 60 Miryalguda 5 48 T(37): C(l37) 1,529 18 280 MiryaJguda 6 49 T(632): C(632) 2,260 217 129 Miryalguda 6 50 T(46): C(46) 744 187 335 Miryalguda 8 51 T(18): C(IS) 2,182 3 165 Miryalguda 16 52 T(262): C(137),Tk(125) 2,012 554 Miryalguda 21 53 T(~2): C(82) 827 268 141 Miryalguda 19 54 T(50): C(150) 839 3 160 Miryalguda 30 S5 T(45): Tk(113),C(32) 1,989 100 57 Miryalguda 30 56 T(227): Tk(227) 5,810 100 96 Miryalguda II 57 TO 76): Tk(l50),C(26) 2,550 102 416 Miryalguda 19 58 T(l9): I k(19) 249 440 66 Miryalguda 14 59 Ttl23): Tk{l23) 927 148 30 Miryalguda II 60 T(244): Tk(225).C(19) 1,565 157 357 M iryalguda 13 61 T(54): Tk(54) 1,532 77 129 Miryalguda 13 62 T(31): Tk(31) 606 60 211 Miryalguda 10 63 T(l,90S): Tk(1,905) 608 399 Miryalguda 3 64 T(17): Tk(17) 700 i41 108 MiryalgJ.;lda 10 65 66 414 T(3,792): C(3,792) 1.101 365 401 MiryaJguda 8 T(584): C(575),Tk(9) 560 90 129 MiryaJguda 13 67 68 T(526): C(526) 763 93 90 Miryafguda 14 69 T(42): Tk(42) 391 2 89 Miryalguda 27 70 T(14): Tk(14) 359 86 40 MiryaJguda 25 71 T(838): n(838) 3,222 500 73 MiryaJguda 24 72 T(58): Tk(58) 1,070 116 88 Miryalguda 16 73 T(92): C(76), Tk( 16) 1,402 177 223 Miryalgudd 21 74 T(85): Tk(85) 1,805 191 357 Miryalguda 22 75 T(178): C(103), Tk(75) 1,365 109 50 Miryalguda 19 76 T(59):Tk(59) I,m ' 36 45 Miryalguda 22 77 T(63): Tk(63) 1.550 SO 39 MiryaJguda 24 78 T(119): Tk(l19) 2,750 680 S21 MiryaJguda 26 4,213 650 799 MiryaJguda 26 79 T(283): Tk(283) 80 T(68): Tk(68) l,2.S0 JOO 289 Miryalguda 27 52 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and""" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) . (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 DuggepaJle 4.15 P W KR Ri,J,B 82 Brundavanpur 0.74 P W Ri,J,B ¥3 Kampasagar 4.44 P W KR Ri,J,B 84 Bokkamantlapahad 2.00 P W PR Ri,J,B 85 Vempahad 6.00 p W PR PO Ri,J,B 86 Shakhapur 2.42 P W PR Ri,J,B 117 Nidmanoof 4.04 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 88 Palem 1.87 P W KR Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 89 Ibrahimpet 5.~8 p W PR PO 90 BankapuT 2.64\ P W PR Ri,J,B p Ri,J,B 91 Venigandla 5.37 W KR KR PO Ri,J,B 92 Peroor 12.11 P W Ri,J,B 93 Kothapalle 3.n P W KR KR PO Ri,J,B 94 AlwaJ 7.88 P W Ri,J,B 95 Chintapalle 2.60 P W KR Ri,J,B 96 Peddavoora 10.52 H W PR PR Ri,J,B 97 Sangaram 2.45 P W PO Ri,J,B 98 pervedula 11.1 1 P W KR W PR PO Ri,J,B 99 Tungaturti 7.32 P W KR Ri,J,B 100 Chalkurthi 15.07 H Uninhabited lOI Konerpur 5.27 p W PR PO Ri,J,B 102 sri ram pur 2.00 W KR PO Ri,J,B 103 Tirmalgiri 7.70 M W KR Ri,J,B 104 Si~gapur 2.03 P W KR Ri,J,B 105 Kompalle 4.73 P p W KR Ri,J.B 106 Yellapur 7.24 p W KR Ri,J,B Nellikal 11.03 107 Submerged (in Nagarjunasagar Project) 108 Sunkishala 7.51 Vijayapuri North (Town) . NA Urban Area (Vijayapuri North Town) 109 Submerged (in Nagarjunasagar Project) ]10 Nandikonda 17.66 Ri,J,B 3.59 R KR III Jammanakota Hi,J,B 15.27 p R KR 112 Chintalpalem Ri,J,B 4.85 p R KR 113 Timmaipalem Ri,J,B 8.14 p W KR 114 Chityala Ri,J.B 3.63 P,H W KR 115 Ba1enepalle W KR Ri,J,B 1J6 Thunkinllthala 10.71 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 117 Rajaram 12.60 p W KR Ri,J,B lIS Mulkacharla 8.65 p W KR RiJ,B 119 Netapur 4.87 p W Ri,l,B 120 Regulagadda 4.58 53 DIRECTORY and Land use MIRYALGUDA TAL UK LAND USE (Area under different__ ..J-... 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) T(40): Tke+o} 2,064 219 333 Miryalguda 22 81 331 12 130 Miryalguda 21 82 T(SS3): C(853) 1,892 50 46 Miryalguda 19 83 T(482): 0482) 466 2 330 Miryalguda 18 84 T(26I}: C(l79),Tk(82) 3,208 371 Miryalguda 22 85 T(1 ,500): CCI, seo) IS 33 Miryalguda 2~ g6 1(1,270): q 1,270) 530 785 Miryalguda 26 87 T(171): ql71) 902 13 110 Miryalguda 28 88 1 (1,158): CCl,158) 1,500 382 723 Miryalguda 28 &9 1(1,290): C(I,290) 200 100 99 MiryaJguda 27 90 T(2,361): C(2, 361) 514 408 153 Miryalguda 26 91 2,020 T(4,429): C(4,429) 831 250 220 Vijayapun Nerth 30 ... 92 T(1 ,492): C(l ,492) 150 351 387 Vijayapllri North 22 ... 93 3,010 T\181): Tk(181) 1,627 105 120 VijayapUli North 22 ... 94 T(23): Tk(Z3) 1,283 358 Vijayapuri North 21 ... 95 945 T(178): Tk(125),C(53) 5,242 120 247 Vijayapuri North 18 ... 96 T(25): CCI4),Tk(ll) 900 423 220 Vijayapuri Nl)rth 21 ... 97 T(58): Tk(571,q1l 6,031 699 322 Vijayapuri North 14 ... 98 T(Y8): Tkt73),C(25) 4,328 ISO 108 Vijayapuri North 14 ... 99 2,826 T(117): Tk(1l1),C(6) 5,352 8q5 504 Vijayapuri North 10 Monday 100 899 T(23): Tk(23) 1,787 335 328 Vijayapuri North 12 ... 101 1(26): C(26) 1,039 154 61 Vijayapuri North 14 ... 102 HI ,(69): CCI ,6(9) 2,572 400 287 Vijayapuri North 22 ... 103 T(767): C(767) 314 84 134 Vijayapuri North 22 ... 104 527 T(1 ,5d5): C( 1,585) 302 404 209 Vijayapuri North 24 ... 105 106 2,171 T(102): C(80), Tk(22) 1,983 174 203 Vijayapuri North 26 ... 4,413 T(l4): CCll),Tk(3) 2,459 173 Vijayapuri North 8 107 Submerged (in Nagarjunasagar Project) 108 Urban Area tVijuyapllri North Town) 109 Submerged (in Nagarjunasagar Project; llO 111 1,400 1,600 656 23 Vijayapuri North 5 J 12 3,678 5,064 3,000 1,708 Vijayapuri North 10 ... 933 T(3): C(3) 1,299 1,099 706 Vijayapuri North 18 ... 113 114 1,195 T(154): C(154) 1,299 2,022 539 Vijayapliri North 24 ... 495 T(740): C(740) 243 92 753 Vijayapuri North 27 ... 115 116 5,997 ;00 ' 200 157 Vijayapuri North 26 ... Jl7 T(2, 164): q2,164) 1,401 452 704 Vijayapuri North 32 ... ~,343 118 2,312 T(601): C(601) 963 1,049 III Miryalguda 37 119 \,300 T(l,061): C(1,061) 466 289 Miryalguda 28 120 4SS T( 1,886): C(l, 886) 265 292 MiryaJguda 24 54 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGIl tion Name of in .-- Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications' Telegraph-- (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Surepalle 3.72 P W Ri,J,B 122 Valbhapur 2.79 P W PO Ri,I,B 123 Tummadam 14.20 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 124 Tipraram 2.72 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 123 Bejjikal 4.73 P W PR Ri,J,B 126 Anjanpalle 7.04 P W PO Ri,J,B 127 Matoor 4.59\ P w Ri,J,B 128 Borraipalem 4.63 P W PO Ri,J,B 129 Annaram 3.88 P W PO Ri,J,B 130 Zaptiveerappaguda 3.36 P W PR Ri,J,B 131 Venkadripa)ern 2.90 P W PR Ri,J,B 132 Chintapalle 5.94 P W KR Ri,J,B 133 Hydlapur 1.17 Uninhabited 134 Miryalguda Urban Area (Mirya/guda Town) 135 Yadgarpalle 5.68 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 136 KaJvapaUe 2.64 P W PR Ri,J,B 137 Alagadapa 8,22 M W PR PO Ri,J,B )38 Rayenpalem 3.16 P W KR Po Ri,J,B 139 Mulkalkalva 1.97 P W KR Ri,J,B 140 Rudravaram 4.98 P W PR PO Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 141 Gudur 3.93 P W PR Ri,J,B 142 Kisthapur 1.47 P W PR Ri,J,B 143 Kothaguda 2.86 P W PR l Ri,J,B 146 Keshwapur 7.59 p W PR Ri,J,B Damercherla 17.95 R W PR PO 147 Ri,J,B 148 Narsapur 2.99 P W Ri,J,B 149 KaliepalJe 7.21 p W Ri,J,B 150 Timmapur 2.78 p W KR PO Ri,J,B lSI Ragadapa 7.70 p W Ri,J,B 152 Uishayapalem 1.29 P R PO Ri,J,B 153 Adavidevulapalle 16.25 P,R W KR Ri,J 154 Mudimaoikam 7.29 P R KR PO Ri,J '155 Veerlapalem 9.75 P W 156 Kothapalle 3.70 Uninhabited Ri,J,B Irkigudem 17.06 P R 157 Ri,J,B 158 Tallaveerapagudem 2.21 p W PR PO PO Ri,J,B 159 VadapaUe 11.44 P,M R PR 55 and Land use MIRYALGUDA TALUK LAND USB (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) T(2,259): C(2, 259) 1 I 120 Miryalguda 24 121 T(I,235): C(I,235) 345 106 99 Miryalguda 26 122 T(6,IH9): C(6,{)49) 502 1,523 1,013 Miryalguda 21 123 T(776): C(776) 812 152 Miryalguda 11 124 T(2, 172): C(2, 172) 331 369 158 Miryalguda 14 125 340 T(3, 188): C(3, 188) 764 161 52 Miryalguda 19 126 T(l ,573): C(1,573) 700 320 344 Miryalguda 19 127 Tl2,009): C(2,009) 551 262 141 Miryalguda 15 128 253 T(651): C(651) 1,127 384 68 Miryalguda 14 129 T(I ,550): C(1,550) 300 150 150 Miryalguda 10 130 67 T(798): C(798) 403 1,013 373 Miryalguda 5 131 128 T(2,332): C(2,332) 1,091 250 Miryalguda 5 132 T(669): C(669) 58 21 Miryalguda 5 133 Urban Area (Miryalguda Town) 134 T(2,499): C(2,499) 444 200 492 Miryalguda 5 135 205 T(406): C(406) 915 163 Miryalguda 13 136 580 T(l,983): C(1,983) 1,788 364 545 Miryalguda 8 137 T(796): C(796) 686 48 492 Miryalguda 13 138 T(250): C(250) 687 116 207 Miryalguda 19 139 T( 1,446): CO ,446) 1,109 175 457 Miryalguda 10 140 T(I,746): C(I, 746) 181 588 Miryalguda 3 141 T(758): C(758) 140 42 Miryalguda 6 142 T(l,350): C(I, 350) 191 200 89 Miryalguda 10 143 781 T(2, 3~0): C(2,380) 615 300 434 Miryalguda 13 144 945 T(2,702): C(2,702) 792 302 161 Miryalguda 11 145 109 T(2,534): C(2,534) 711 104 1,399 Miryalguda 14 146 2,780 T(2,376): C(2,376) 4,841 1,140 551 Miryalguda 19 147 900 T(30): Tk(30) 700 100 183 Miryalguda 24 148 2,429 T(15): Tk(15) 2,155 15 Miryalguda 21 ]49 2,127 T(16): Tk(16) 743 182 525 Miryalguda 26 150 1,496 T(l,500): C(I, 500) 1,217 100 615 Miryalguda 24 151 70 T(732): C(732) 3 20 Miryalguda 35 152 2,047 T(4,751): C(4,751) 1,653 44 1,905 Miryalguda 45 153 633 Miryalguda 40 773 T(I,20o): CCI,200) 1,334 725 15:.! 2,396 T(l ,328): C( 1,328) 1,312 1,204 Miryalguda 34 15 1,056 T(313): C(313) 407 342 250 Miryalguda 32 156 300 T(658): C(658) 9,413 500 47 Miryalguda 30 157 422 T(378): C(378) 486 SO 68 Miryalguda 26 158 1,533 T(3,258): C(3, 253) 701 689 1,140 Miryalguda 26 159 DEVARAKONDA·TALUK ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES DEVARAKONDA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) 177, Achampet (P. Chandempet) 68 Fakeerpoor (P. RebaUi) 139 Achempel (P. Perval) 136 Fakeerpoor (Duggyal) 40 Amioor 151 Anajpur 86 Gadyagowraram 2 Anthampet 193 6agillapoor 130 Azampur 111 Gangarajpalle 33 Gangupalle 2GZ Bachapoor . 190 Gazinagar 94 Banda Timmapoor 52 Ghanpalle 24 Bhatlapalle 103 Ghanpoor 26 Bheemanpalte 63 Ghatlamallepalle 48 Bheemanpalle 105 Ghatnemlipur 175 Bogguldona 13 Godkondla 168 Bollanpalle 113 Gomadka 44 Bollaram (P. KoppaJ) 176. Goneboinpa1le ]99 Bollaram (P. MungaJ) 174 Gonekole 29 Brahmangouraram 152 Gottimukula 155 Brahmanpaile 50 Gudipalle 171 Burhanpoor 96 GummedavaUi 169 Gundala Tipparthivanipalle 32 Chamaipalle 173 GundJapalle 41 ChamJaid 183 GuntipaIIe 178 Chendempet 18 Gurrampode 135 Chennamnenipalle 146 Chennaram 150 39 Chepoor HumanthaJpaIJe 78 172 Cherkupalle Hydlapoor 100 ChiIkamarri 142 Chinna Ad~arlapalle 153 I 57 58 DEVARAKONDA TALUK (Contd.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 1 Khudabakashpalle 195 Neradigam 170 Khutubshapoor 27 Neradlapalle 83 Kokkirayalagouraram lI7 Nidigal 144 Kolmanthalpahad I63 Kommepalle 61 Outiapalle (P. Kamepalle) I 186 Konda Bheemanpalle 123 Outlapalle (P. Chendampet) 143 Konda Mallepalle 36 Kondapoor 22 Kondoor 161 Padmatpalle 43 Koppole 95 Pagdipalle 132 KothapaJIe 54 PaJIepabad 98 Palwai 46 Kothlapoor 57 115 Krishnapur Parlapalle 89 Pasnoor 112 Kudthipay,a \ 102 31 Kundela Tirmalgiri Pedda Adsarlapalle 121 Kurmaid Peddagummadam 17 131 20 Kurmapalle Pedda Mungal 30 Peddapoor ]87 Penchikalpahad 6 LenkalpalJe 140 Pendlipakla 134 Per val ]'04 Madhapur ]06 Pinnavoora 203 Madhawaram 34 Pochampalle 192 Madmadka 208 Pogilla 15 Madnapoor 184 Poiepalle Gannerlapalle 56 Mailapur 14 Polepalle Ramnagar 58 Makkapalie 108 PoJepalle Singaram 74 Mallaprajpalle 49 Polkampalle 129 Mallapuram 107 Pothnoor 149 Mallareddipalle 109 Pulicherla 21 MallepaJle ~Patti Kalvakurthil) 159 Rahmanthapoor 23 Marriguda 114 Rayawaram )26 Medawaram 67 RebaJli 69 Medlavai 200 Rekulgadda 7 MetichanuapuI 207 Rekulavalyam 179 Moddundla 101 Roollakal 62 Mohamadapur Mosangi 47 16 Sakalserepalle 148 Mudigunda 76 Samah~ri lingotam Mulkalpalle 35 8 Sarampet 1,97 Murpunothula 147 SerepaJIe 92 MustipaJIe 66 Shagazipoor 188 MynampaJIe 191 Shakavalli 90 Sharbhapur 45 Nadikl14la 93 Shunkishala 71 NampaJIe 156 Singrajpalle 5 Namapoor 3 Somarajguda )10 Nambap00r 6() Sultanpoor 82 Nasarlapalle 99 SurepaUe 88 Nelvalpal.le 118 Suryaraopet 59 DEVARAKONDA TALUK (Coneld.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 19 Takadlapalle 125 Vaddipatla 182 Tatikole 138 . Vardhamaniguda 84 Teeded 80 Varkal Tenepalle 37 42 Vatticode 11 Thammadpalle 55 Thanedarpalle 25 VattipalJe 198 Theldevel'palle 154 VaviIkole , 158 Thowkalapoor 157 Veeraboinpalle 64 Thummalpalle 124 Venkavalyampahad 194 Timmapoor 4 VenkepalJe 166 Tippalnenigouraram Vinjamoor 73 Tirmalgiri 79 127 Tirmalgiri (P. Duggyal) 85 Tirmalapur 75 Waddepalle 12 Tirgandlapalle 77 Tungapatigouraram 162 Turupupalle 122 Yellapuram 145 Yepoor 18 Ummapoor 10 Yergandlapalle 87 Upparpalle 181 Yerraram 60 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r- Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity prinking Commu- Postal and'"' Food No. water nications Telegraph 0) (2) (3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Khudabakashpalle 9.36 P E W PR Rj),B 2 Anthampet 0.74 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 3 Somarajguda 4.11 p W PR Ri.J,B 4 Venkepalle 4.74 P W PR Ri,l,B 5 Namapoor 5.32 P W PR Ri,J.B 6 Lenkalpalle 3.22 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 3.29 P W PR Ri,J,B 7 Metichandapur \ 8 Sarampet 5.02 2P E W PR Ri,J,B 9 Indurthi 12.54 3P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 10 Yergandlapalle 5.32 2P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 11 ThammadpalJe 1.85 2P E W Ri,J,B 12 Tirga ndlapalle 2.10 P E W PO Ri,J,B 13 Godkondla 2.93 P E W PR Ri,J,B 14 PolepalJe Ramnagar 4.17 2P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 15 Madnapoor 2.00 p W PR PO Ri,JB 16 Sakalserepalle 0.36 P W PR Ri.J,B 17 Kurmaid 7.26 2P W PR PO Ri,J,B 18 Ummapoor 1.60 W Ri,J,B 19 Takadlapalle 6.03 P W Ri,J,B 20 Kurmapalle 8.75 3P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 21 Mallepalle (Patti Kalvakurthi) 8.59 P W Ri,J,8 22 Kondoor 3.50 p E W PO Ri,J,B 23 Marriguda 2.51 2P,H H,Phc E W PR Ri,J,B 24 Bhatlapalle 3.12 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 25 Vattipalle 6.21 P E W PO Ri,J,B 26 Bheemanpalle 9.41 M W PO Ri,l,B 27 Neradlapalle 6.46 P W PR Ri,J,B 28 Damera 4.58 P W Ri,J,B 29 Brahmangouraram 0.84 Uninhabited 30 Peddapoor 11.80 2P W PR PO Ri,J,B 31 Kundela Tirmalgiri 0.91 P W PR Ri,J,B 32 Chamalpalle 3.56 P W PR Ri,J,B 33 Gangupalle 1. 86 P W PR Ri,J,B 34 Pochampalle 3.74 P W PR PO Ri,J.B 35 .Mulkalpalle 1.87 W PR Ri,J,B 36 Kondapoor 5.75 Uninhabited 37 Tenepalle 3.90 P W PR PO RU,B 38 Gurrampodc 3.18 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 39 Chepoor 11.65 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 40 Amloor 1.88 P W PR Ri,J,B 61 DIRECTORY and Land use DEVARAKQNDA 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 ,--___-.A-- 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) --~~~------_. ------__ -- -.-.. ------~-~---.------ T(S4): Tk(5~) 5,374 512 50 Hyderabad 5S 1 T(I3I): lk1l3l) 257 11 74 Hyderabad 58 2 469 T(113): Tk(1l3) 66 510 1,472 Hyderabarl 60 3 1,040 T(l9): Tk(19) 993 977 4 Hyderabad 65 4 1(311): Tk(285),W(26) 2;339 708 46 Nalgonda 55 5 T(62): Tk(62) 1,022 776 200 Nalgonda 60 6 T(506): Tk(506) 1.307 260 32 Nalgonda 45 7 T(151): Tk(96),W(55) 2,744 92 225 Nalgonda 50 8 T(472): Tk(472) 6,059 9,)3 551 Nalgonda 55 9 1(397): 1k(2M),W(133) 1.694 I, 163 150 Nalgonda 60 10 T(66): Tk(34),W(32) 1,098 7 13 Hyderabad 50 11 135 T(5 T(46): Tk(46) 157 43 4 Hyderabad 45 16 T(26): Tk(26) 4,223 291 106 Hyderabad 50 17 T(52): Tk(52J 707 209 56 Hyderabad 60 18 1,157 T(ll1): Tk(lll) 763 3~ 262 Hyderabad 65 19 565 T(35): Tk(35) 3,486 1,3M 130 Hyderabad 50 20 400 T(77): W(40),Tk(37) 1,063 3,056 901 Hyderabad 60 21 840 T(III): W(56),Tk(55) 763 514 12 Hyderabad 50 22 155 1 (5 J ): Tk(54) 466 ~3l) 42 Hyderabad 60 23 333 T(55): Tk(55) 693 105 1\10 Hyderabad 65 24 T(l31): W(96),Tk(35) 3,593 226 19 Hyderabad 64 25 T(161): Tk(141), W(20) 5,453 256 147 Nalgonda 60 :'6 :m T(203): Tk(l7I),W(32) 3,131 544 35 Nalgonda 60 27 T(255): Tk(242), W(I3) 2,161 32<) 186 Nalgonda 60 28 T(3): Tk(3) 368 3 163 Nalgonda 55 29 T(482); Tk(402),W(80) 5,152 ' 1,831 81 Nalgonda 60 30 'f(I3): Tk(lO),W(3) 532 25 12 Nalgonda 60 31 289 T(l77): Tk( 102), W(75) 1,294 3<;5 123 Nalgonda 55 32 T(41): Tk(3)),W(10) 888 177 84 Nalgonda 55 33 T(208): Tk(92),R(60),W(56) 1,993 102 90 Nalgonda 55 34 T(40): Tk(21),W(19) 1,014 85 57 Nalgonda 55 35 T(22): Tk(22) 3,136 463 59 Nalgonda 55 36 T(323): Tk(223),W(100) 1,313 835 25 Nalgonda 55 37 T(276): Tk(276) 1,269 333 157 Nalgonda 30 38 T(\l61); Tk(921),W(40) 4,268 586 1,641 Nalgonda 40 39 T(67): Tk(67) 946 31 159 Nalgonda 42 40 62 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in -, Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nicatio,Ds Telegrapb (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Chamlaid 5.30 3P W PR Rice 42 Vattic<>de 5.04 2P W PR Rice 43 Koppole 18.11 5P,H W PR Ri,J,B 44 BoJlaram (P. Koppal) 1.62 P W PR Ri,l,B 45 Nadikuda 3.81 P W PR PO Ri,),B 46 Kothlapoor 1. 75 P W Ri,J,B 47 Mosangl 3.04 P W PO Ri,l,B 48 BbeemanpaJle 5.~8 P W PO Ri,J,B 49 Polkampalle 2.47. P W Ri,J,B 50 Gudipalle 9.36 P,M Pbc W PR PO Ri,J,B 51 Kesamnenipalle 2.53 P ... W Ri,I,B 52 Ghanpaile 2.26 P W Ri,I,B 53 Kacharam (P. Koppal) 0.87 P W Rice 54 PalJepahad 2.76 P W Ri.I,B 5S Thanedarpalle 3.90 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 56 Mailapu( 1.25 P W PR Ri,],B 57 Parlapalle 0.92 P W PR Ri,J,B 58 Makkapalle 13.01 P W Ri,I,B 59 Junuthla 4.51 P W PR Ri,J,B ro Sultanpoor 4.52 P E W PO Ri,J,B 61 Outlapalle (P. Kamepalle) 4.82 P W Ri,l,B 62 Mohamadapur 5.42 P W PR Ri,I.B 63 Gbatlamallepalle 4.05 p W PR PO Ri,J,B 64 ThummalpaJle 3.85 p W Ri,I,B 6S Chintagudem 1.46 P,M. W Ri,J,B 66 Shagazipoor 1.35 P W PO RU.B 67 Reballi 2.89 P W Ri,J,B 68 Fakeerpoor (P. Reballi) 1.32 W Ri,I,B 69 Medlavai 2.86 P W PO Ri,J,B p 70 KethepalJe (P. Pasnoor) 2.65 W PR Ri,l,B 71 Nampalle 5.61 P,H W PR PO Ri,l,B 72 Chittampabad 2,04 P W PR Ri,I,B p 73 Tirmalgiri 3.34 W PR Ri.J,B 74 Mallaprajpalle 0.72 P W Ri I,B 75 Waddepalle 4.03 P W Ri,J,B 76 Samalwari Lingotam 3.68 P W Ri,J,B 71 Tungapatigouraram 2.96 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 78 Hydlapoor 0.63 W PR Ri,J,B 79 Vinjamoor 14.19 4P,M PR PO Ri,J,B 80 Varkal 3.58 P W PR Ri,J,B 63 DIRECTORY and Land use DEVARAKONDA TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,... Nearesl 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) T(l84): Tk(184) 2,766 217 225 Nalgonda 40 T(145): Tk(145) 2,698 162 220 Nalgonda 45 4L(42 T(375): Tk(375) 9,257 1,269 689 Nalgonda 22 4 T(94): Tk(94) 852 52 38 Nalgonda 40 44 T(loo): Tk(60),W(40) 1,741 496 101 Nalgonda 45 45 T(47): Tk(47) 1,069 82 22 Nalgonda 40 46 T(444): Tk(444) 1,135 203 167 Nalgonda 44 47 T(172): Tk(I72) 2,832 150 225 Nalgonda 46 48 T(R2): Tkl82) 1,260 185 53 Nalgonda 61 49 T(581): Tk(~81) 4,319 948 142 Nalgonda 44 Friday 50 T(61): Tk(35),W(26) 1,430 108 20 Nalgonda 45 51 T(76): Tk(76) 660 448 262 Nalgonda 45 52 T(19): Tk(19) 252 220 65 Nalgonda 48 . 53 TI22): Tk(221 1,497 109 138 Nalgonda 51 54 T(308): Tk(308) 2,132 6 50 Nalgonda 35 55 T(30): Tk(20),W(l0) 666 53 51 Nalgonda 34 56 50 T(14): Tk(14) 511 13 Nalgonda 40 57 T(107): Tk(74),W(33) 4,237 3,404 578 Nalgonda 40 58 T(l39): Tk(88),W(51) 2,377 216 154 Nalgonda 40 ~9 T(140): Tk(112),W(28) 2,286 285 181 Nalgonda 45 60 T(179): tk(159), W(20) 1,906 828 171 Nalgonda 48 61 743 T(12): Tk(112) 2,323 142 148 Nalgonda 48 62 T(l40): Tk(120), W (20) 989 1,367 132 Nalgonda 48 63 T(124): Tk(124) 2,041 283 322 Nalgonda 50 64 T(96): Tk(83),W(13) 752 61 25 Nalgonda 50 65 T(88): Tk(66),W(22) 660 31 85 Nalgonda 50 66 T(lOO): Tk(78),W(22) 1,582 64 103 Nalgonda 50 67 T(27): Tk(20),W(7) 538 145 134 Nalgonda 50 68 T(147): Tk(147) 1,535 141 7 Nalgonda 45 69 T(105): Tk(84),W(21) 1,239 184 168 Nalgonda 50 70 T(182): Tk(102),W(80) 2,820 465 123 Nalgonda 50 Friday 71 T(65): Tk(36),W(29) 1,056 117 67 Nalgonda 50 72 T(98): Tk(98) 1,896 446 17 Nalgonda 55 73 T(46): Tk(46) 358 11 45 Nalgonda 65 74 T(305): Tk(305) 1,728 541 5 Nalgonda 65 7S 190 T(400): Tk(355),W(45) 770 1,183 2 Nalgonda 70 76 T(129): Tk(l29) 276 1,400 89 Hyderabad 84 77 T(25): Tk(25) 130 245 3 Hyderabad 84 78 Hyderabad 80 79 T(98): Tk(98) 1,887 79 227 Hyderabad 85 80 64 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE W1THIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Chinthapalle 8.81 P,B W PR PO Ri,J,B 82 NasarlapaIJe 1.92 P W PR PO Ri,l,B 83 Kokkirayalagouraram 1.95 P W PR Ri,J,B 84 Teeded 6.85 2P W PR Ri,J,B 85 Tirmalapur 1.80 P W KR Ri,J,B 86 Gadyagowruram 4.5~ P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 87 Upparpalle 0.83 P W Ri,J,B 88 Nelvalpalle 3.13\ P ·W PR Ri,J,B 89 Pasnoor 11.08 \ P W PR PO Ri,J,B 90 Sharbhapur 1.41 W PR Ri,J,B 91 DevathpaJle 4.67 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 92 Mmtipalle 1.92 3P W PR PO Ri,J,B 93 Shunkishala 2.06 W KR Ri,J,B 94 Banda Timmapoor 2.02 P W Ri,J,B 95 Pagdipalle 1.17 P W Ri,J,B 96 Gummedavalli 3.22 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 97 Kalwapalle 2.96 P W Ri,J,B 98 Palwai 7.09 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 99 SurepaUe 0.86 P W Ri,J,B ]00 Chilkamarri 3.41 P W PR Ri.J,B 101 RoHakal 1. 70 P W PR Ri,J,B 102 Pedda Adsarlapa lie 1. 79 P,M W PR RU,B 103 Ghanpoor 8.56 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 10~ Madhapur 1.50 P W PR Ri,J,B 105 Ghatnemlipur 1. 78 W PR Ri,l,B 106 Pinnavoora 2.76 P W PR Ri,J,B ]07 Pothnoor 4.04 p W PR Ri,J,B 108 Polepalle Singaram 2.27 Uninhabited PR 109 Pulicherla 9.04 PH D W PO Ri,J,B 110 Nambapoor 7.32 P W Ri,J,B 111 Gangarajpalle 5.11 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 112 Kudthlpaya ].68 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 113 Gomadka 3.65 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 114 Rayawaram 14.88 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam lIS Krishnapur 2.33 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 116 Eleshwaram 16,28 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 117 Nidigal 11.70 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 118 Suryaraopet 11.29 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 119 Kannapur 16.37 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 120 Chinagummadam 3.10 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 65 DIRECtORY and Land Dse DEVARAKONDA TALUS LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,_. Nearest Day historical Loea- 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) T(440): Tk(440) 4,406 733 59 Hyderabad 80 81 T(192): Tk(192) 636 281 119 Hyderabad 85 82 328 T(14): W(14) 801 66 39 Hyderabad 86 83 T(226): Tk(226) 3,427 576 155 Nalgonda 70 84 T(38): W(30),Tk(8) 1,007 70 17 Nalgonda 75 85 145 T(210): Tk(196), W(14) 2,022 328 200 Hyderabad 85 86 T(36): Tk(36) 361 189 5 Hyderabad 85 87 T(l09): Tk(l09) 1,643 132 119 Nalgonda 60 88 T(627): Tk(627) 5,627 772 65 Nalgonda 60 89 T(IO): Tk(10~ 796 902 4 Nalgonda 60 90 T(67): Tk(67) 2,476 323 122 Nalgonda 64 91 T(92): Tk(92) 696 281 159 Nalgonda 64 92 T(98): Tk(81),W(17) 563 159 498 Nalgonda 64 93 T(74): Tk(64),W(lO) 312. 827 80 NaJgonda 6S 94 T(IOO): Tk(IOO) 457 155 36 Nalgonda 6S 95 T(80): Tk(80) 1,77.1 112 97 Nalgonda S2 96 T(IOO): Tk(95),W(S) 1,547 155 92 Nalgonda S4 97 T(323): Tk(323) 3,230 415 569 Nalgonda SO 98 T(22): Tk(22) 459 59 10 NaJgonda 50 9!1 T(80), Tk(50),W(30) 1,879 54 169 NaIgonda 60 100 T(40): Tk(40) 929 80 39 Nalgonda 62 101 T(277): Tk(277) 323 437 108 Miryalguda 70 Monday 102 T(314): Tk(3l4) 3,723 27 1,408 Miryalguda 70 103 T(6): Tk(6) 846 63 45 Miryalguda 70 104 225 T(lS); TkO') 743 117 9 MiryaJguda 74 lOS 106 209 T(78): Tk(7S) 1,135 291 S3 NaJgonda 73 T(154): Tk(154) 1,973 456 2 Nalgooda 80 107 108 T(39): Tk(39) 1,166 226 21 Nalgonda 80 109 563 T(204): Tk(204) 4,497 502 14 Nalgooda lS5 ll() T(18): Tk(l6).W(2) 2,460 2,146 60 Nalgooda 90 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 111 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 112 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 113 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam ]14 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam lIS Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 116 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 117 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 118 Entire Village Submerged under N. S. Dam 119 Entire Villaze Submerged under N. S. Dam 120 66 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Afea AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in r- Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Peddagurnmadam 5.51 P W Ri,J 122 Yellapuram 1.8,1 NA 123 Out!apalle 5.66 P W KR Ri,J (P. Chendampet) 124 Venkavalyampahad 0.33 Uninhabited 125 Vaddipatla 9.28 p W PO Ri,J 126 Medawaram 7.64 P W PR Ri,] 127 Tirmalgiri tP. Duggyal) 2.02 p W PR Ri,] 128 Duggyala 7.31 \ P W Rice 129 Mallapuram 3.51 P W PR Rice 130 Azampur 9.06 M W PR PO Rice 131 Pedda Mungal 8.35 P W PR PO J,B 132 Kothapalle 3.74 P W PR PO Rice 133 Kethepalle (P. Perval) 3.60 p W PR Ri,J,B 134 Perval 8.10 P,M W PR PO Rice 135 Chennamnenipalle 2.66 P W PR Ri,J,B 136 Fakeerpoor (Duggyal) 1.94 P W PR Ri,J,B 137 Chinta Kuntla 5.89 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 138 Va rdbamaniguda 0.66 W PR ... Ri,J,B 139 Achempet (P. Perval) 1.30 Uninhabited 140 Pendlipakla 6.24 P W PR PO Rice 141 Doniyala 1.83 P W PR Ri,J,B 142 Chinna Adsarlapalle 3.80 P W PR Ri,J,B 143 Konda Mallepalle 8.80 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 144 Kolmanthalpabad 2.03 P W PR Ri,J,B 145 Yepoor 0.48 Uninhabited PR 146 Cbennaram 5.31 P W PR Ri,J,B 147 Serepalle 4.03 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 142 Mudigunda 12.54 P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 149 Mallareddipalle 5.65 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 150 Humanthalpalle 3.43 P W PR Ri,J,B 151 Anajpur 1.26 W PR Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 152 Gottimukula 5.61 p W PR PO 153 Iddampal!e 7.99 p W PR PO Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 154 Vavilkole 8.79 P W PR PO p W PR PO Ri,J,B 155 Brahmanpalle 4.70 , .". p PR Ri,J,B 156 SingrajpaUe 1.05 W p W PR Ri,J.B 157 Veeraboinpalle 4.1l0 W PR PO Ri,J.B 158 ThowkaJapoor 7.S1 P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 159 Rahmantbapoor 2.41 P p W PR PO Ri,J,B 160 Kandukoor 8.19 67 DIRECTORY and Land use DEVARAKONDA 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-- Culturable for euld- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) -.-.----~- ---- 1,573 T(1l3): Tk(99),W(14) 1,649 127 64 Miryalguda 80 121 Miryalguda 80 122 51 T(l93): Tk(1l3),W(80) 2,053 1,117 208 Miryalgudd 85 123 194 13 4 Miryalguda 85 124 691 T(99): Tk(99) 4,132 971 46 Miryalguda 70 ]25 T(325): Tk(295),W(30) 3,856 285 422 Miryalguda 65 126 146 T(93): Tk(93) 1,041 12 Miryalguda 70 127 T(137): Tk(137) 4,029 432 80 Miryalguda 75 128 T(83): Tk(28),W(55) 1,648 479 35 Miryalguda 80 129 125 T(65): Tk(65) 2,166 2,345 505 MiryaJguda 82 130 502 3,116 1,268 458 Mirya)guda· 85 131 1. 766 T(48}: Tk(48). 87 455 37 Miryalguda 87 132 587 T(36): Tk(36) 1,157 443 81 Miryalguda 88 133 T(l ,045): Tk(1 ,045) 2,996 551 592 Miryalguda 90 134 T(I,307): Tk(l, 307) 144 135 116 MiryaJguda 90 135 T(432): Tk(432) 628 132 49 Miryalguda 92 136 T(737): Tk(697),W(40) 2,322 553 157 Miryalguda 84 137 T(270): Tk(270) 44 35 73 Miryalguda 84 138 T(675): Tk(675) 79 11 67 Miryalguda 90 139 T(317): Tk(317) 2,055 1,393 228 Nalgonda 70 140 T(78): Tk(78) 796 272 25 Na]gonda 65 141 T(96): Tk(96) 2,052 241 43 Nalgonda 60 142 T(53): Tk(53) 1,436 4,090 53 Nalgonda 55 143 T(3S): Tk(35) 1,555 194 27 NaJgonda 56 144 295 2 10 Nalgonda 65 145 T(56): Tk(56) 2,286 1,013 43 Nalgonda 63 146 T(96): Tk(96) 2,302 ]24 57 Nalgonda 63 147 148 1,035 T(253): Tk(253) 5,331 1,325 81 Nalgonda 6S 149 236 T(330): Tk(330) 2,717 263 70 Nalgonda 70 150 T(1ll): Tk(1l1) 1,819 200 65 Nalgonda 71 151 T(32): Tk(32) 437 332 5 Nalgonda 71 152 T(165): Tk(165) 2,752 629 44 Nalgonda 74 T(94): Tk(94) 4,377 560 82 Nalgonda 80 153 154 175 T(357): Tk(357) 3,870 500 723 Nalgonda 80 155 126 T(63): Tk(63) 1,849 888 82 NaJgonda 80 )56 T(138): Tk(138) 373 158 3 NaJgonda 80 157 T(49): Tk(49) 1,897 1,084 42 Nalgonda 82 158 41 T(I,028): Tk(1 ,028) 2,484 579 674 Nalgonda 80 159 T(415): Tk(415) 712 3S3 32 Nalgonda 84 Nalgonda 70 160 T(l,024): Tk(l t 024) 2,560 1,575 82 68 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion Name of in r- A. -. Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 161 Padmatpalle 5.64 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 162 Turupupalle 7.45 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 163 Kommepalle 6.33 P W PR Ri,J,B 164 Dasaranemlepoor 1.80 P W Ri,J,B 165 Kamepalle 3.25 P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 166 Tippalnenigouraram 4.16 P W PR PO Ri,J 167 Kanapoor 1.86 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 168 Bollanpalle 4.73 \ P W PR PO Ri,] 169 Gundala Tipparthivani· 0.55 Uninhabited PR palle 170 Khutubshapoor 0.26 Uninhabited PR 171 Burhanpoor 0.83 W PR Ri,J 172 Cherkupalle 11.36 P W PR PO Ri,J 173 GundlapaJle 10.79 P,H D W PR Ri,] 174 Gonekole 3.82 P W PR Ri,} 175 Bogguldona 3.80 P W PR Ri,] li6 GoneboinpalJe 12.89 P W PR PO Ri,J In Achampet 3.34 W PR Ri,J (P. Chandempet) 178 Chendempet 4.16 P Mcw W PR PO Ri,] 179 Moddundla 2.95 l' W RU 180 Kamadenigowraram 2.73 P W PR Ri,] 181 Yerraram 3.26 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 182 Tatikolc 13.54 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 183 Guntipalle l.Il P W Ri,J,B 184 Poiepalle GannerIapaIle 8.34 P W PR Ri,J,B 185 Kacharam 2.35 P W Ri,J,B 186 Konda Bheemanpalle 7.98 P W PR PO Ri,J,B J87 Penchikalpahad 0.87 Uninhabited PR 188 Mynampalle 4.29 P W PR Ri,J,B 189 Devarakonda 1.48 7P H,Fpc E W,T PR Ri,J,B 190 Gazinagar 7.73 2P W Ri,J,B 191 Shakavalli 4.63 R PO Ri,J,B 192 Madmadka 2.00 P W Rice 193 GagiUapoor 7.13 P W PR PO Jowar }9<+ Timmapoor 4.59 P W PR Jowar 195 Neradigam 11. 119 P ... W PR PO Ri,J,B 196 Chitryal 19.24 P W PR Jowar 197 Murpunothula 9.16 P W PR Jowar 198 Theldeverpa lIe 7.27 P W Jowar 199 Bollaram IP. Mungal) 1.80 R,W Jowar 200 Rekulgadda 12.2@ W Jowar 69 DIRECTORY aod Land ose DEVARAKONDA TALUK LAND _____USE (Area under different..J'o- 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) ----_. - - ~--.------~~ T(178): Tk(l78) 2,723 632 76 Nalgonda 70 161 T(256): Tk(216), W( 40) 3.527 498 4~7 Nalgonda 68 162 T(287): Tk(287) 1,518 1,449 797 Nalgonda 75 163 T(526): Tk(526) 334 277 15 Nalgonda 70 164 T(l,DBO): Tk(l,O&O) 611 146 243 Nalgonda 75 165 T(I,35l): Ik(l,012),C(340) 1,130 79 101 Nalgonda 75 166 T(746): Tk(746) 272 22 150 Nalgonda 80 167 917 T,719): Tk(719) 676 632 83 Nalgonda 90 168 45 20B 99 Nalgonda 90 169 91 T(S): Tk(8) 63 4 Nalgonda 91 170 171 T(76): Tk(76) 274 4 Nalgonda 92 171 2,444 T(2,076): Tk(2,076) 1,510 550 690 Nalgonda 85 172 722 T(285): Tk(285) 1,333 3,939 690 Nalgonda 96 173 1, 171 T(519): Tk(SI9) 289 369 108 Nalgondd 95 174 1,000 T(3"6): Tk(396) 298 712 26 Nalgonda 94 175 2,321 T(1 ,015): C(780),Tk(235) 1,072 2,826 1,015 Nalgonda 92 m 939 1,052 146 Nalgonda 86 177 272 T(160): Tk(160) 1,904 25 301 Nalgonda 85 178 T(51): Tk(5l) 1,481 301 S5 Nalgonda 85 179 T(518): Tk(508),C(IO) 564 635 30 Nalgonda 85 180 T(604): Tk(604) 798 2 42 Nalgonda 86 181 T(I.386): Tk(l, 386) 5,361 1,888 136 Nalgonda 65 182 T(34): Tk(34) 560 109 7 Nalgonda 68 183 T(234): Tk(234) 4,587 433 83 Nalgonda 65 184 TI_202): Tk(202) 881 300 21 Nalgonda 64 185 T(395): Tk(395) 3,769 537 406 Nalgonda 65 186 T(6): Tk(6) 413 101 36 Nalgonda 62 187 T(46): Tk(46) 2,364 62 273 Nalgonda 62 188 T(860): Tk(860) 36 44 7 Nalgonda 60 Sunday 189 T(10): Tk(IO) 4,724 178 35 Nalgonda 60 190 T(77): Tk(77) 1,459 1,225 202 Nalgonda 61 191 T(81): Tk(8l) 818 305 76 Nalgonda 63 192 T(154): Tk(154) 3,797 532 80 Nalgonda 65 193 389 TO 07): Tk( Hi7) 1,858 352 231 Nalgonda 65 194 T(256): Tk(256) 2,818 4,118 417 Nalgonda ti5 195 9,603 T(53): Tk(53) 1,968 584 105 Nalgonda 80 196 1,943 T(243): Tk(243) 1,863 511 302 Nalgonda 75 197 2,469 T(75): 1k(75) 1,309 471 328 NaJgonda 85 198 486 430 163 73 NaJgonda 90 199 7,431 T(4): Tk(4) 258 86 29 Miryalguda 90 200 70 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph 0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 201 Dasarlapalle 4.29 W Jowar 202 Bltchapoor 4.29 P W Jowar 203 Madhawaram 7.06 Entire Village Submerged in N. S. Dam 204 Kacharajpalle 9.62 W Jowar 205 Elmalmanda 3.11 P W Jowar 206 Khambalpalle 3.61 P W PR Ri,] 207 Rekulavalyam 10.75 W 208 Pogilla 15.46 \ P W Ri,] BHONGIR TALUK 71 DIRECTORY aud Land use DEVARAKONDA TALU~ LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca r------.------~------,------,------~Area Dot 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) 1,837 156 700 52 Miryatguda 85 ".01 1,573 T(3): Tk(3) 928 225 16 Miryalguda 90 Entire Village Submerged in N. S. Dam .J3 4,126 T(10): Tk(IO) 1,348 614 58 Miryalguda 95 204 466 T(l): Tk(l) 571 937 21 Miryalguda 90 205 1,215 T(S): Tk(S) 426 660 6 Miryalguda 95 206 6,793 62 19 6 Miryalguda 95 207 6,794 2,342 750 8 Miryalguda 95 208 \ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BHONGIR TALUK 1971 1971 1971 locatian Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code J'jo. (1) (2) (l) (Z) (1) (2) 135 Abdullanagar 130 Jagathpalle 67 Pedda Kandukur 53 Alair 105 J ainepalle 143 Pedda Revulpalle 131 Alinagar 41 Jala , 51 Patelguda 60 Ammanabole 86 Jalalpur ISO Penchikalpabad 147 Anajipur 129 Jalalpuc 126 Pillaipalle 111 Anantharam 99 Jameelpet 128 Pochampalle 125 Anantharam (Maktha) 141 Jampalle 81 Pyararam 116 Annampatla 74 Jangampalle 98 Jiyapalle 132 Julur 122 Raghavap~r 102 Bagadam 30 Ra~hunathpur 149 Bagath Bhongir 120 Rahirnkhanguda 54 Bahadurpet 27 Kacharam 153 Raigirii 84 Bandakadipalle 33 KalvapaUe 36 R ainkunta 160 Bandasamaram 59 Kammepal1e 38 Rajapet :32 Basantapur 136 Kapraipalle 100 Rajraopet 73 Baswapur 152 Kesaram 151 Ramachandrapur 35 Begumpet 49 Kolanpak 68 Ramajipet 110 Bhongir 56 Kollur 88 Rarnalingampalle 117 Bibinagar 22 Komatikunta 138 Ramalingampalle 165 Bollepalle 17 Konapur 90 Rangapur 115 Bommaipalle 104 Kondamadugu 118 Rangapur 91 Bommala Ram2lram 12 Kondapur 146 Ravipahad 45 Bondugula 154 Kunoor 134 Revanpalle 5 Boyanpalle 42 Kurraram 123 R udra velli 121 Brahmanapalle 76 Rustapur 43 Burgupalle 48 Lakshmakkapalle 28 Saduvelli 34 Challur 164 Madaram 25 Saidapur 159 Chandupatla 6 Madhapuram 57 Shahrajpet 79 Che~atimamidi 103 Mahadevpur 4() Singaram 156 Cheemalkonda 93 Maisireddipalle 80 Solipet 10 Chinna Lakshmapur 92 Maliyala 82 Sornajipalle 66 Chinna Kandukur 9 Malkapur 47 Somaram 144 Chinna Revulpalle 24 Mallapur 13 Srinivasapur 1 Chinna Parvathapur 20 Mannewari Turkapalle 5J Srinivasapuram 155 Chollair 55 Manthapuri 140 Surepalle 78 Marriyal 26 Masaipet 19 Dathaipalle lI2 Tajpur 72 Datharpalle 157 Mastyalapalle 61 Matoor 52 TangtQor 7 Dharmaram 167 Tekulasomaram 127 Deshmukhi 145 Maqdoompalle 106 Medipalle 2 Thimmapur 65 Dilawarpur 15 Thimmapur 31 Doodivenkatapur 63 Moomkodur 133 Muktapur 85 Thumukunta :) Mulkalapalle 97 Tirumalagiri 16 Gandamalla 83 IVlunnerabad 14 Tirumalapur 16\ Ghousenagar 95 Mylaram U8 Tukkapur 58 Golamkonda 3 Gopalpur 11 Vasalmarri 29 GouraipaUe 4 NagaipalJe 15 Veerareddipalle 137 Gousekonda 96 Naginenipalle 158 Veeravelli 113 Gudur 166 NagireddipalJe 23 Velpuballi 71 Gundlapalle 163 Nandanam 21 Venkatapur 142 Gurraldandu 37 Narsapur 62 Vertoor 101 Nemergomla 46 Nemla 94 Hajipur 107 Wadaparthi 108 Hanmapur 6' 73 74 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in ""'\ Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (I> (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Chinna Parvathapur 0.34 Uninhabited 2 Thimmapur 3.88 P W Ri,J,M 3 Gopalpur 3.72 P W Ri,J,M 4 Nagaipalle 1.25 P W PO Ri,J,M 5 BOyanpalJe 0.87 P W Ri,J,M 6 Madhapuram 4.34 P,B W PO Ri,J,M 7 Dharmaram 1.83 W PR Ri,J,M 8 MulkalapaUe 3.66 P W KR Ri.J,M 9 Malkapur }.81 \ P W PR Ri,J,M H) Chinna Lakshmapur 2.33 P W Ri,J,M 11 Vasalmarri 6.15 P W PR PO Ri,J,M 12 Kondapur 2.34 P W Ri,J,M 13 Srinivasapur 0.53 W PR Ri,J,M 14 Tirumalapur 2.83 P W PR Ri,J,M 15 Veerareddipalle 5.68 P E W KR PO Ri,J,M 16 Gandamalla 6.06 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 17 Konapur 3.13 P E W Ri,J,B 18 lbrahimpur 3.12 P E W· Ri,J,B 19 Dathaipalle 3.82 p. E W PO Ri,J,B 20 Mannewari Turkapalle 3.56 P E W PR Ri,J,B 21 Venkatapur 3.80 P E W Ri,J,B 22 Komatikunta 0.08 Uninhabited 23 VeJpubal1i 3.78 P E W Ri,J,B 24 Mallapur 6.94 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 25 Saldapur 5.57 P E W KR Ri,J,B 26 Masaipet 10.49 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 27 Kacharam 5.83 P W KR Ri,J,B 28 Saduvelli 2.70 P W KR Ri,J,B 29 Gouraipalle 3.12 P E W KR Ri,J,B 30 Raghunathpur 3.63 P,B E W KR PO Ri,J,B 31 Doodivenkatapur 4.08 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 32 Basllntapur 2.00 P W KR Ri,J,B 33 Kalvapalle 0.54 P W KR Ri,J,B 34 Challur 6.91 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 35 Begumpet 5.56 P,M W KR PO Ri,J,B p 36 Rainkunta 3.32 E W KR Ri,J,B 37 Narsapur 3.15 P E W KR Ri,J,B 38 Rajapet 3.08 P,B W KR PO Ri,J,B 39 Pamkunta 7.53 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 40 Singaram 3.69 P W KR Ri,J,B f 7S DIRECTORY and Land use BHONGIR 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 available and of the logical Code Forest r-- Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(8): W(B) 163 30 16 Bhongir 30 1 T(214): Tk(l78),W(36) 1.909 240 120 Bhongir 35 2 T(S8): Tk(75),W(13) 1,723 425 144 Bhongir 27 3 T(64): Tk(43),W(21) 601 90 45 Bhongir 32 4 T(6): W(6) 458 62 30 Bhongir 32 5 T(356): Tk(224).W(132) 1,931 271 219 Bhongir 24 6 T(49): W(35),Tk(14) 873 246 Bhongir 27 1 1,384 T(81): W(49),Tk(32) 807 28 42 Bhongir 19 8 T(n): Tk(40).W(32) 915 121 50 Bhongir 32 9 T(279): W(176), Tk(103) 831 75 30fi Bhongir 35 10 729 T(436): Tk(291),W(l45) 2,219 459 93 Bhongir 30 11 180 1'(82): Tk(75),W(7) 1, 131 38 66 Bhongir 22 12 227 T(18): Tk(l5),W(3) 72 21 I Bhongir 24 13 T(I23): Tk(l04),W(19) 1,030 221 432 Bhongir 21 14 1,352 T(236): Tk(155),W(81) 1,393 522 368 Bhongir 26 15 T(227): W(211),Tk(l6) 2,913 601 137 Bhongir 40 16 T(4I): W(41) 1,605 166 3 Bhongir 22 17 500 T(132): W(91),Tk(41) 1,227 131 6 Bhongir 24 18 332 T(148): t'(98),W(50) 1,768 173 23 Bhongir 16 19 T(173): (139),Tk(34) 386 142 75 Bhongir 18 20 T(246): Tk(202),W{44) 2,066 311 4~ Bhongir 13 21 T(D): W(13) 35 1 Bhongir IS 22 T(103): W(63),Tk(40) 1,980 305 31 Bhongir 16 23 T(302): W(267), Tk(35) 2,471 1,203 479 Bhongir 10 24 T(277): Tk(238), W(39) 1,547 1,200 540 Bhongir 13 25 T(728): W(371),Tk(357) 2,297 1,606 2,082 Bhongir 16 26 T(312): Tk(203),W(109) 2,092 256 1,071 Bhongir 16 27 T(I81): Tk(96),W(85) 1,171 235 141 Bhongir 10 28 T(l63): Tk(I33), W(30) 1,025 601 207 Bhongir 13 29 T(235): W(193),Tk(42) 1,657, 148 283 Bhongir 26 30 T(22S): Tk(151),W(77) 1,583 453 347 Bhongir 32 31 T(106): W(57),Tk(49) 780 264 130 Bhongir 28 12 T(176): W(153),Tk(23) 9 16 144 Bhongir 32 33 T(292): W(242),Tk(50) 2,759 1,230 141 Bhodgir 26 34 T(451): Tk(283),W(16S) 1,736 527 844 Bhongir 32 35 T(296): W(286),Tk(lO) 1,549 200 79 Bhongir 35 36 30S T{208): Tk(106), W(I02) 1,390 11l 2 Bhangir 42 37 T(231): Tk{133),W(98) 1,568 98 64 Bhongir 38 38 T(233): W(I84),Tk{49} 2,765 1,400 421 Bhongir 43 39 338 T(lll): Tk(83),W(35) 1,370 55 480 Bhongir 51 40 76 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGB tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~--- 41 Jala 3.86 P W KR Ri,J,B 42 Kurraram 3.98 P W KR Ri,J,B 43 Burgupalle 1.50 W Ri,J,B 44 Parupalle 2.69 P E W KR Hi,J,B 45 Bondugula 9.32 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 46 Nemla 6.17 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 47 Somaram 3.16 P W PO Ri,J,B 48 Lakshmakkapalle 1.61 \ P W Ri,J,B 49 KoJanpak 16.29 P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,B 50 Srinivasapuram 1. 74 P W PR Ki,J,B 51 Patelguda 3.09 P,M E W PR Ri,J,B 52 Tangtoor 5.53 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 53 Alair 11.36 P,M Phc E W PR PO&TO Ri,J,B 54 Bahadurpet 1.38 P E W KR Ri,J,B 55 Manthapuri 1.91 p E W KR Ri,J,B 56 Kollnr 8.98 M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 57 Shahrajpet 6.07 P,H E W PR PO RU,B 58 Golamkonda 6.70 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 59 Kammep21Ile 2.46 P W KR PO Ri,J,B tiO Ammanabole 4.27 p W KR Ri,J,B 61 Maloor 5.83 P 'Iv KR PO Ri,J,B 62 Vertooc 2.40 P W KR Ri,J,B 63 Mootakodur 12.36 P.H Phc E W KR PO Ri,J,B M lkkurthi 3.84 p E W PO Ri,.l,B 65 Dilawarpur 1.85 p E W Ri,J,B 66 Chinna Kandukuf 4.26 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 67 Pedda Kandukur 3.72 P W PR Ki,J,B 68 Ramajipet 2.62 P W PR Ri,J,B 69 Wangapalle 4.55 P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,B 70 Yad'llgiripalle 2.51 2P,H D E W PR PO Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 71 Gundlapalle 2.39 P E W PR Ri,J,B 72 Datharpalle 5.19 P W Ri,J,B 73 Baswapur 4.11 P W PO PO Ri,J,B 74 Jangampalle 4.35 P W Ri,J,B 75 'Thimmapur 0,18 P W PR Ri,J,B 76 Rustapur 3.39 p W PR PO Ri,J,B 77 Pallepahad 4.98 p W PR PO Ri,J,B 78 Marriyal 13.02 p E W KR PO Ri,J,B 79 Cheekatimamidi 3.05 M W p W PO Ri,J,B 80 Solipet 1.56 77 DIRECTORY and Land use BHONGIR TAL UK LAND USB (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.) M&rket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (I) T(68): W(68) ] ,289 684 429 Bhongir 48 41 T(l2l): W(1l3),Tk(8) 1,751 59S 77 Bhongir 45 42 T(17): W(17) 790 120 33 Bhongir 43 43 T(10): W(8),Tk(2) ] ,07(; 306 329 Bhongir 42 44 T(398): W(202),Tk(194) 4,698 550 318 Bhongir 45 45 T(444): Tk(229),W(215) 2,684 785 35 Bhongir 35 46 T(n): Tk(66),W(12) 1,469 320 155 Bhongir 32 47 T(116): Tk(95), W(21) 669 213 32 Bhongir 26 4S T(1,510): W(906),Tk(604) 5,185 2,841 889 Bhongir 28 49 T(21): Tk(21) 644 347 101 Bhongir ]0 50 T(39): W(26),Tk(13) ],165 475 298 Bhongir 10 51 T(323): Tk(215),W(l08) 2,060 989 165 Bhongir 16 52 T(774): W(712), Tk(62) 4,964 617 915 Bhongir 11 53 T(88): Tk(S3),W(5) 693 67 35 Bhongir ]4 54 T(129): W(129) 525 340 228 Bhongir 16 55 T(98Z): W(505),Tk(477) 3,704 621 440 Bhongir 18 5/ T(483): Tk(412),W(7l) 2.187 650 564 Bhongir 19 57 T(979), W(737). Tk(242) 2,509 540 260 Bhongir 22 58 T(161): Tk(130),W(31) 1,967 150 96 Bhongir 11 59 T(374): Tk(324),W(50) 1,592 541 225 Bhongir 35 60 T(S04): W(308), Tk(196) 2,236 760 231 Bhongir 32 61 T(147): Tk(13l),W(16) 1,291 50 48 Bhongir 28 62 T(489): Tk(348),W(141) 6,023 400 998 Bhongir 22 63 T(249): Tk(249) 1,193 5,526 1,249 Bhongir 16 64 T(9S): Tk(95) 698 253 138 Bhongir 16 65 T(176): Tk(176) 2,028 206 316 Bhongir 16 66 T(67): Tk(52),W(15) 1,118 916 279 Bhongir 16 67 T(12S): Tk(1l0),W(l5) 906 635 10 Bhongir 16 68 T(189): Tk(1 59),W(30) 1,294 900 529 Bhongir 13 69 T(127): Tk(95),W(32) 734 ' 573 172 Bhongir 13 Wednesday 70 T(109): Tk(98),W(ll) 1,052 150 218 Bhongir 10 71 T(160): W(85),Tk(75) 2,783 281 97 Bhongir 10 72 T(124): Tk(124) 1,554 453 499 Bhongir 6 73 T(106): Tk(60),W(46) 2,479 44 155 Bhongir 10 74 T(7): Tk(7) 1,352 659 100 Bhongir 6 75 T(167): Tk(140),W(27) 1,106 600 296 Bhongir 10 76 T(168): Tk(l66),W(2) 2,819 200 Bhongir 16 77 T(701): Tk(618), W(83) 6,467 130 1,034 Bhongir 11 78 T(279): Tk(211),W(68) 3,220 2,097 310 Bhongir 22 79 T(137): Tk(134),W(3) 640 21 200 Bhongir 26 80 78 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGE Loea- Area -. Staple tion Name of in Food Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and No. water nications Telegraph (10) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 81 Pyararam 2.72 P W PO Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 112 Somajipalle 0.96 W Ri,J,B 83 Munnerabad 0.86 P W Ri,J,B 84 Bandakadipalle 0.33 W Ri,J,B 85 Thumukunta 1. 85 P W Ri,J,B 86 Jalalpur 1.28 P,H W KR Ri,J,B 87 Yavapur 0.93 W Ri,J,B 88 Ramalingampalle 3.24 P W KR Ri,J,B 89 Pedda Parvathapur 3.47\ P W Ri,J,~ 90 Rangapur 1.27 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 91 Bommala Ramaram 4.52 P,H D E W KR Ri,J,B 2.46 P,H W 92 Maliyala Ri,J,B 0.94 p W KR 93 MaisireddipaUe Ri,J,B 9'1 Hajipur 2.16 P W KR W KR Ri,J,B 95 Mylaram 3.28 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 96 NaginenipaUc 3.19 P W Ri,J,B 97 Tirumalagiri 1.88 P Ri,lB p W 98 Jiyapalle 2.03 W PO Ri,J,B 99 Jamee1pet 1.25 P Ri,J,S p W 100 Rajraopet l.IS W PR Ri,J,S Nemergomla 3.74 P 101 W KR Ri,J,B 102 Bagadam 0.03 Ri,J,B 1.12 W 103 Mahadevpur PR PO Ri,J.B 7.19 P E W )04 Kondamadugu PO Ri,J,B P W 105 Jainepalle 3.61 PO Ri,J,B P E W PR MedipaJle 3.37 106 p E W PR PO Ri.J,B Wadaparthi 4.47 Ri,J,B 107 p E W PR PO 108 Hanmapur 2.81 Ri,J,O 3.54 p E W PR 109 Hussainabad (Rural) Ri,J,B 16.51 H,Fpc E W PR 110 Bhongir (Rural) W PR PO Ri,J,B 3.83 M E 111 Anantharam KR Ri,J,B 0.65 l' W 112 Tajpur PO Ri,J,B M E W PR Gudur 4.84 Ri,J,B 113 p E W PR Pagidipalle 2.05 Ri,J,B. 114 p W 115 Bommaipalle 1.93 Ri,J,B p W Annampatla 1.52 Ri,J,B 116 E w PR PO Bibinagar 2.23 2P,H RU.B 117 E W PR US Rangapur 1.32 Ri.J.B E W KR Padmati Somaram 2.84 P Ri,J,B 119 E W KR ]20 RahimkhaDguda 0.70 P 79 DIRECTORY and Land use BHONGIR 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 (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------ T(267): Tk(227), W(40) 1,149 165 159 Bhongir 28 81 98 T(34): Tk(34) 398 56 28 Bhongir 32 82 T(l7): W(17) 517 5 11 Bhongir 28 83 T(32): W(32) 103 50 26 Bhongir 28 84 T(204): Tk(135), W(69) 932 15 33 Bhong;r 19 85 T(255): W(197),Tk(58) 493 20 51 Bhongir 26 86 T(I): W(l) 552 29 Bhongir 24 87 T(224}: Tk(194}, W(30) 1,438 366 Bhongir 26 88 1,086 T(139): Tk( 120), W(19) 671 104 220 Bhongir 26 S9 T(122): Tk(l22) 521 65 104 Bhongir 24 90 T(276): Tk(151),W(125) 2,471 145 Bhongir 19 91 T(60): Tk(46),W(14) 1,307 20ll Bhongir 19 92 T(33): Tk(21),W(12) 2ll 271 86 Bhongir 18 93 T(189): Tk(109),W(80) 893 300 Bhongir 16 94 T(193): W(76),C(72),Tk(45) 1,010 600 296 Bhongir 13 95 137 T(83): Tk(72),W(lI) 1,366 301 154 Bhongir 19 96 T(49): Tk(47),W(2) 650 452 52 Bhongir 22 97 T(74): Tk(55),W(19) 875 220 130 Bhongir 22 98 105 T(~79): Tk(186),W(93) 349 40 27 Bhongir 24 99 T(l29): Tk(1l0),W(19) 360 206 60 Bhongir 26 100 T(31): W(3J) 1,200 323 838 Bhongir 26 101 T(2); W(2) 15 2 Bhongir 22 102 T(1Y): Tk(19) 632 63 2 Bhongir 22 ]03 448 T(95); Tk(95) 3,573 448 37 Bhongir 21 Tuesday 104 T(22S): Tk(169), W(56) 1,770 103 212 Bhongir 13 105 T(3IS): C(130),Tk(IOl),W(84) 1,383 300 158 Bhongir 10 106 T(356): Tk(283),C(73) 1,992 130 382 Bhongir 8 107 T(1ll}: Tk(91), W(20) 1,105 381 201 Bhongir 6 108 T(132): W(124),Tk(8) ],729 250 ]55 Bhongir 3 109 Tel, 171): Tk(933), W(238) 8,499 546 350 Bhongir 3 110 T(400): Tk(349),W(51) 1,514 106 331 Bhongir 5 111 T(15): W(15) 261 10 130 Bhongir 8 112 T(479): Tk(302),C(177) 1,447 SOL 670 Bhongir 6 113 T(168): Tk(145),W(23) 631 160 353 Bhongir 5 114 T(87): Tk(54),W(33) 912 160 76 Bhongir 5 115 T(106): Tk(83),W(23) 651 60 155 Bhongir 16 116 317 T(497): Tk(440),W(57) 85 306 222 Bhongir 13 117 T(16): W(16) 723 105 Bhongir 14 118 T(217): Tk(203),W(14) 1,486 114 Bhongir 16 119 50 T(28): W(23),Tk(5} 122 21 227 Bhongir 14 120 80 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Brahman apalJe 3.03 P E W PR Ri,J,B 122 Raghavapur 1.61· P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 123 Rudravelli 1.29 P E W KR Ri,J,B 124 Yenkriyal 3.31 M E W KR Ri,J,B J25 Anantharam (Maktha) 1.49 P W PO Ri,J,B 126 Pillaipalle 2.84 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 127 Deshmukhi 3.47 P W Ri,J,B 128 PochampaUe 11.00 \ P,H E W KR PO Ri,J,B 129 JaJalpur 1. 75 P E W PO Ri,J.B 130 Jagathpalle 0.22 p W RI,J,B 131 Alinagar 0.55 p W Ri,J,B 132 Juluf 8.78 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 133 Muktapur 2.38 p E W KR PO Ri,J,B 134 Revanpaile 1.77 P,M Ri.J,B 135 Abdullanagar 0.59 W Ri,J,B 136 Kapraipalle 1.99 P W Ri,J,B 137 Gousekonda 3.31 P E W Ri,J,B ]38 RamalingampaUe 0.77 P W PO Ri.J,B 139 Indriya\ 6.01 p W PO Ri J,B ]40 Surepalle 3.75 p W PO Ri,J,B 141 Jampalle 1.88 p W Ri,J,B 142 Gurraldandu 3.46 P W Hi.J,B 143 Pedda RevulpalIe 4.72 p W Hi,J,B 144 Chinna Revulpalle 4.42 M E W KR Ri,J,B 145 Maqdoompalle 4.80 p W PO Hi,J,B 146 Ravipahad 1.48 P W Ri,J,B 147 Anajipur 3.99 M E W PR PO Hi,J,B 148 Tukkap\lr 3.2() p W Ri,J,B }49 Bagath Bhongir 0.78 Urban Area (included in Bhongir Town) 150 Penchikalpahad 2.89 W Ri,J.B 151 Ramachandrapur 0.72 p W Ri,J,B 152 Kesaram 2.10 P W KR Hi,J,B 153 Raigiri 13.68 P,M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 154 Kunoor 2.39 P W KR Ri,J,B 155 Chollair 7.38 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 156 Cheemalkonda 5.06 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 157 Mastyalapalle 2.38 P W KR Ri,J,B 158 Veeravelli 13.86 p W KR PO RLJ,B 159 Chandupatla 4.00 W KR PO Ri,J,B 160 Bandasamaram 3.71 p W Ri,J,B 81 DIRECTORY and Laud use BHONGIR 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 available and of the lo~ical 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) T(130): Tk(80),W(50) 1,695 114 Bhongir 19 121 T(3Z0): Tk(315), W(5) 25 361 324 Bhongir 19 122 T(302). C(301) 362 80 81 Bhongir 27 123 T(862): Tk(715),W(96),C(Sl) 539 180 537 Bhongir 26 124 T(140): C(140) 536 200 77 Bhongir 28 125 543 T(445): C(363),Tk(82) 737 19 73 Bhongir 3S 126 T(26): Tk(15),W(ll) 2,709 57 19 Bhongir 3S 127 T(793): Tk(793) 5,589 290 368 Bhoflgir 28 Monday 128 707 T(71): W(71) 241 95 6 Bhongir 3S 129 T(4): W(4) 127 9 Bhongir 35 130 T(54): Tk(35),W(10),CC9) 290 8 Bhongir 26 131 T(781): C(594),Tk(l87) 3,106 950 782 Bhongir 26 132 T(243): Tk(200),CC40),W(3) 1,037 97 74 Bhongir 28 133 T(i6): Tk(66) 1,037 29 Bhongir 35 134 T(3): W(3) 349 25 Bhongir 35 135 T(201): C(155),W(46)1 929 66 78 Bhongir 26 136 T(lS4): Tk(144),W(l0) 1,651 158 155 Bhongir 319 137 T(43): Tk(25),W(IS) 353 47 49 Bhongir 30 138 T(665): C(631),W(34) 2,329 439 413 Bhongir 26 139 T(181): C(lS6),W(25) },685 293 240 Bhongir 24 140 141 T(27): W(27) 997 150 29 Bhongir 22 142 T(50): W(50) 1,738 217 109 Bhongir 26 143 T(326): W(164),Tk(162)J 1,930 486 278 Bhongir 24 144 T(256): C(154),Tk(102) 2,336 104 132 Bhongir 21 145 T(42): Tk(42) . 2,244 200 588 Bhongir 6 146 500 209 177 Bhongir 10 T(61): Tk(37),W(25) 147 1,227 400 226 Bhongir 6 T(400): C(227),Tk(139),W(34) 148 T(163): Tk(l30),W(33) 1,172 379 334 Bhongir 3 Urban Area (included in Bhongir Town) 149 Bhongir 11 150 T(114): W(60),Tk(54) 1.564 171 7 Bhongir 10 151 T(68): Tk(48),W(20) ~ 395 Bhongir 6 152 T(99): W(18),Tk(81) 699 310 236 Bhongir 5 153 T(5671: Tk(426),W(141) 5,752 1,160 1,276 Bhongir 13 154 T(136): Tk(94),W(42): 1,204 189 Bhongir 13 155 T(282):jTk(191),W(91) 3,493 500 448 156 268 194 Bhongir 10 T(1l9): Tk(119) 2,657 157 45 250 Bhongir 13 T(84): Tk(49).W(35) 1,144 158 5,456 24 Bhongir 16 T(253): Tk(157).W(96) 3,136 159 606 Bhongir 8 T(20S): Tk(154),W(51) 1,759 160 140 Bhongir 11 T(207): W(lOS),Tk(102) 2,028 82 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in SJaple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 161 Gousenagar 2.48 P W Ri,J,B 162 Yerramballi 1.39 P E W Ri,J,B 163 Nandanam 7.63 E W PR Ri,J,B 164 Madaram 1.84 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 165 Bollepalle 2.13 PrB E W PR PO & Phone Ri,J ,B 166 Nagireddipalle 2.]2 P E W PR Ri,J,B 167 Tekulasomaram 1.25 M E W PR PO Ri,J,B \ , 83 DIRECTORY and Land use BHONGIR 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 available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for cuhi- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(76): W(39),Tk{37) , 1,434 77 Bhongir 16 161 ... T(33): W(l7),Tk(16) 758 93 6 Bhongir 10 162 T(300): Tk(300) 2,451 1,396 736 Bhongir 8 163 T(23]); W(206),C(25) 755 131 60 Bhongir 11 164 T(521): Tk(521) 206 28 608 Bhongir 13 165 T(36): W(36) 1,228 2 90 Bhongir 10 166 T(139J: Tk(139) 1,285 37 131 Bhongir 19 167 \ \ RAMANNAPET TALUK '" ,;, .!: - ... "'J iii J J J J J 1 a. lI:: I « :l I!EfIJ J II 1 s a 8 J >- « ,1 ! ~ II • ! 0:: ... f J ;:) j if : Ii ~ & I: III t t j t l iU :.:: ii 1 1 i " ... f I :l !" ~' J J ..0 fff~Ji « I 1 : : I I i pi ... ~ &• !1!JJ~j ! I j ! 0 z ~ I Ie 0 • •• 0 I: Ie z I « "c ~@Ii l,t)··4 It I I I!I Z • « " .~ .'--' " « a lII!: z :::J 0 ..I C) ~ ~ J « I- j z .. i g 'ii 'to :: ~ , ~ It j , - lI:: (!) ~;: .1:- ...J :l Ea ii I- z J z~~ RAMANNAPET TALUK 1971 1971 ]971 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. 42 Addagudur 2 Kanchanpalle 85 Poddatoor 109 Aipoor Patti Ramannapet 53 Podichedu 59 Ambal 138 Kakkireni 5 Pulgi! 144 Ammanabole 16 Kalwapalle 54 Anajipur 91 Kammukula 21 Anantaram 41 Kanchanpalle 69 Raghavapur 80 Aroor Patti Dacharam 62 Rahimkhanpet 66 Atmakur 8 Kashammakunta 17 RaipalJe 97 Khairthapur 126 Ramannapet 63 Khapraipalle 29 Ramaram 141 Bachuppal 49 Kondagadapa 3 Redlarepaka 143 Bachuppala Turkapalle 19 Koratakal 40 Repaka Patti Dacharam 31 Bandakothapalle 35 Kotamarthi 92 Bheemanpalle 146 Kunkudpamla 57 Bijilapur 64 127 Bogaram Kurella 39 Sabbidiguda 24 Brahmanpalle 45 Sadarshapur 86 Sangam 102 Lakkaram 10 Sarvepalle 11 Chada 132 Laxmapur 25 Seetarampur 14 Chamapur 72 Lingarajpalle 15 Singaram 13 Chandepalle 107 Lingojiguda Patti ChandepalJe 112 Chinakaparthi 82 Lothukunta 37 Singaram patti Veldevi 104 Chinakondur 125 Sirpoor 44 Chinna Padshal 130 Sobhanadripur 34 Chirragudur 96 Malkapur 23 Suddal 74 Chittapur 83 Mallepalle 116 Sunkanpalle 105 Choutuppal 26 Marpadaga 4 Sunkishala 43 Chowdla Ramaram 28 Masanpalle 142 Sura ram 94 Meharnagar 117 Swamulavarilingotam 7 Mogilpak 51 Dacharam 58 Mothkur 90 Dantoor 73 Muddapuram 106 Tadlasingaram 52 Dattappaguda 9 Mungal Turkaplle 101 Tangadpalle 99 Devalammanagaram 133 Munipamula 20 Teriyal {J7 Dharmapur 18 Murpirala 65 Tukkapur 36 Dharmaram 56 Musipatla 128 Tummalguda 88, Dharmareddipalle 95 Tuprampet 134 Dubbak 47 Turkalashapur 75 Dupalle 122 Nagaram J2 Dursaganpalle 71 Narsapur 131 Neerunemula 145 Uppalavancha 118 Nelapatla 137 Uttatoor 27 Gangapur , 121 Nemilikalva 79 Gangapur Patti Aroor 129 Nadhanpalle 120 Gokaram 84 Valigonda 123 Golnepalle 48 Vangala 76 Goparajpalle 1 Pahalwanpur 89 Vankamamidi 30 Gundal 70 Paladugu 87 Varkatpalle 115 Gundarampalle 61 Pallepahad 32 Vasthakondur 81 Gurnathpalle 68 Pallerla 38 Veldevi 139 PaIliwada 22 Velmajala 93 Hyderpur 108 Panthangi 114 Velminedu 60 Paraballi 6 Velwarthi 50 Patimatla 77 Vemalkonda 136 Iskilla 113 ' Peddakaparthi 78 Venkatapur 46 Pedda Padshal 119 Jaikesaram 55 Penkabanda 33 Janakipur 100 Peepalpahad 98 Yellagiri 135 Janampalle 110 Perepalle 124 Yellanki 103 .Jibiakpalle 111 Pittampalle 140 Yennaram 85 86 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLl! WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in r Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) .. (9) (10) 1 Pahalwanpur 4.18 P E W Ri,J,B 2 Kanchanpalle 4.02 P E W KR PO Ri.J,B Part i Ramannapet 3 Redlarepaka 9.77 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 4 Sunkishala 2.93 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 5 Pulgil 7.91 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 6 Velwarthi 7.35 P D E W KR Ri,J,B 7 Mogilpak 4.47 \ P W KR Ri,J,B 8 Kashammakunta 0.31 Uninhabited 9 Mungal TurkapaUe 3.42 P '" W KR PO Ri,J,B 10 Sarvepalle 3.19 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 11 Chada 18.14 P,H W KR PO Ri,J,B . 12 Dursaganpalle J. 12 P W KR Ri,J,B 13 ChandepaJle 3.39 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 14 Chamapur _0.98 W Ri,J,B 15 Singaram 2.41 2P W KR Ri,J,B Patti Chandepalle 16 Kalwapalle 1.62 W Ri,J,B 17 Raipalle 1.45 P W KR Ri,J,B 18 Murpirala 3.84 P W Ri,J,B 19 Koratakal 5.65 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 20. Teriyal 5.17 P W KR Ri,J,B 21 Anamaram 5.60 P W KR Ri,J,B 22 Velmajaia 5.21 P W PO Ri,J,B 23 Suddal 2.44 P W KR Ri,J,B 24 Brahmanpalle 3.67 p W Ri,J,B 25 Seetarampur 4.09 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B 26 Marpadaga 3.87 P W Ri,J,B 27 Gangapur 0.98 W Ri,J,B 28 Masanpalle 3.12 P W KR Ri;J,B 29 Ramaram 4.43 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 30 Gundal 9.45 2P,H W KR PO Ri,J.B 31 Bandakothapalle 3.24 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 32 Vasthakondur 3.52 P,M W Ri,J,B 33 Janakipur 3.17 P W KR Ri,J,B 34 ,Chirragudur 1.95 P .. , W KR Ri,J.B 3S Kotamarthi 6.00 P W PO Ri,J,B 36 Dharmaram 2.23 P W Ri,J,B 37 Singaram Patti Veldevi 8.83 P W Ri,J,B 38 Veldevi 5.02 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B 39 Sabbidiguda 0.47 W .Ri,J,B 40 Repaka Patti Dacharam • 5.65 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 87 DIRECTORY and Land use RAMANNAPET TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,- Nearest Day historical Loea- 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 vatioo (in Kms.) M!1rket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 225 T(l26): Tk(86),W(40) 2,023 450 76 Bhongir 20 1 T,124): Tk(74),W(50) 1,675 605 168 Bhongir 18 2 133 T(328): Tk(303),W(25) 4,827 734 230 Bhongir 21 3 T(99): Tk(69),W(30) 1,587 49 ]40 Bhongir 22 4 446 T(282): W(250),Tk(32) 3,110 1,100 120 Bhongir 27 5 T(369): Tk(339),W(30) 2,766 1,283 286 Bhongir 21 6 T(61): W(61) 2,735 14 50 Bhongir 27 7 T(21): W(2l) 164 13 Bhongir 38 8 T(161): W(IOO),Tk(61) 1,758 89 180 Bhongir 32 9 T(66): W(66) 1,450 170 355 Bhongir 37 10 T(188): Tk(154).W(34) 8,327 1,826 1,268 Bhongir 40 11 T(44): W(44) 640 32 Bhongir 35 12 T(145): Tk(95),W(50) 1,036 123 865 Bhongir 35 13 T(46): W(29),Tk(17) 346 160 75 Bhongir 36 14 T(75): 1 k(53), W(22) 1,083 381 3 Bhongir 30 15 T(20): W(20) 260 210 50 Bhongir 39 16 T(20): W(20) 570 144 194 Bhongir 39 17 T(43): W(43) 2,246 110 58 Bhongir 45 18 T(96); W(58),Tk(38) 3 027 252 241 Bhongir 48 19 T(180): W(102),C(78) 2,938 104 46 Bhongir 40 20 T(160): W(75),Tk(55),C(30) 2,697 471 257 Bhongir 37 21 T(76): Tk(55),W(21) 2,228 862 168 Bhongir 39 22 T(96): C(50),W(46) 1,174 145 146 Bhongir 39 23 T(46): W(46) 2,106 127 24 Bhongir 41 24 T(78): W(78) 2,137 318 84 Jangoan 45 25 T(34): W(34) 1,876 374 192 Jangoan 54 26 T(19): W(19) 355 108 145 Jangoan 20 27 T(18): W(18) 1,760 150 68 Jangoan 23 28 T(25): W(25) 2,614 104 92 Jangoan 28 29 T(88): W(88) 4.634 517 1:H9 Jangoan 28 30 T(106): W(106) 1,634 75 258 Jangoan 20 31 T(114): Tk(114) 1,516 45 577 Jangoan 28 32 T(126): Tk(35), W(91) 1,378 20 508 Jangoan 31 33 T(65): W(63),Tk(2) 708 148 327 Jangoan 38 34 T(252): Tk(HI4), W(118),C(30) 2,278 324 986 Suryapet 30 35 T(22): Tk(22) 1,259 47 99 Suryapet 35 36 T(325): C(325) 3,620 1,106 Suryapet 37 37 T(334): C(244),W(81),Tk(9) 2,082 404 392 Suryapet 41 38 T(26): W(14),C(12) 154 116 4 Nalgonda 25 39 T(120): W(120) 1,317 1,145 1,034 Suryapet 47 40 88 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 KanchanpalJe 4.21 P W PR Ri,J,B Patti Dacharam 42 Addagudur 10.40 P,H D W PR PO Ri,J,B 43 Chowdla Ramaram N.A P W KR PO Ri,J,B 44 Chinna Padshal 2.80 P W KR Ri,J,B 45 Sadarshapur 3.32 P W PR Ri,J,B 46 Pedda Padshal 4.84 P W KR PO Ri..I,B 47 Tllrkalashapur 2.70 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 48 Vangala 2.06 \' W Ri,J,B 49 Kondagadapa 3.86 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 50 Patimatla 2.99 P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 51 Dacharam 4.79 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 52 Dattappaguda 4.68 2P W PR PO Ri,J,B 53 Podichedu 6.00 P W KR PO Ri,J,B· 54 Anajipur 1.6i P W PR Ri,J,B 55 Penkabanda 3.18 P W PO Ri,J,B 56 Musipatla 3.69 P W Ri,J,B 57 Bijilapur 4.15 P.M W PR PO Ri,J,B 58 Mothkur 13.20 3P,H E W KR PO Ri,J,B 59 Amba] 3.41 P W PO Ri,J,B 60 Paraballi 4.41 P W PO Ri,J,B 61 Pallepahad 2.02 P W PO Ri,J,B 62 Rahimkhanpet 6.04 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 63 Khapraipalle 5.74 3P W KR PO Ri,J,B 64 KurelJa 6.71 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B 65 Tllkkapur 3.39 P W KR Ri,J,B 66 Atmakur 9.60 2P,H D E W KR PO Ri,J,B 67 Dharmapur 0.76 Uninhabited 68 Pallerla 6.15 P W PO Ri,J,B 69 Raghavapur 1.13 P W Ri,J,B 70 Paladugu 5.01 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 71 Narsapur 2.18 P W PR Ri,J,B 72 Lingarajpalle 1.33 P W KR Ri,J,B 73 Muddapuram 1.87 W Ri,J,B 74 Chitta pur 1. 74 P W KR Ri,J,B 75 Dupalle 5.84 P,H W KR PO Ri,J,S. 76 Goparajpalle 0.81 P W Ri,J,B 77 Vemalkonda 5.92 P,H Phc W PO Ri,J,B 78 Venkatapur 1.81 P W Ri,J,B 79 Gangapur Patti Aroor 0.59 P W KR Ri,J,B 80 Aroor 13.10 P,H B W KR PO Ri,J,B 89 DIRECTORY and Land use RAMANNAPET TAL UK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r-- ..A..-- Nearest Day historical Loea- 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 ifany (11) (l2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ---~----"- T(78): W(78) 2,178 219 219 Suryapet 47 41 T(180): W(170),Tk(lO) 4,645 1,553 278 Suryapet 47 42 T(187): W(l27),Tk(60) 2,105 86 22 Suryapet 49 43 T(87): W(51),Tk(36) 1,346 129 230 Jangoan 35 44 T(81): W(81) 1,605 104 334 Jangoan 37 45 i T(140): C(131),W(8),Tk(I) 2,115 461 271 Jangoan 39 46 ! T(70): Tk(62), W(8) 1,368 96 194 Jangoan 39 47 J T(84): C(72),W(l2) 944 145 75 Bhongir 39 48 T(183): Tk(96), W(87) 1,761 287 239 Bhongir 39 49 T(65): W(65) 1,403 250 195 Bhongir 43 50 T(8S): W(85) 2,083 447 450 Nalgonda 39 51 T(163): W(163) 1,722 780 330 Nalgonda 45 52 T(40): W(40) 1,960 1,318 522 Nalgonda 35 53 T(159): W(159) 777 96 17 Nalgonda 42 54 T(35): W(35) 1,927 33 40 Nalgonda 45 55 T(64): W(64) 1,973 222 102 Nalgonda 45 56 T(163): Tk(98),W(65) 2,241 148 104 Nalgonda 45 57 T(381). W(257),Tk(124) 1,222 6,220 625 Nalgonda 45 58 T(450): W(1l10),C(40) 560 1,121 51 Nalgonda 45 59 T(96): W(96) 2,221 165 340 Nalgonda 39 60 T(70): Tk(57),W(13) 1,048 150 24 Bhongir 35 61 T(lb5): Tk(130).W(35) 3,307 186 207 Bhongir 39 62 T(206): W(124),Tk(82) 3,030 295 142 Bhongir 42 63 T(171): W(l03),Tk{68) 3,520 122 481 Bhongir 35 64 T(100): Tk(50), W(50, 1,884 54 131 Bhongir 35 65 T(326): W(191),Tk(135) 4,569 698 143 Bhongir 30 66 T(18): W(IS) 447 16 5 Bhongir 31 67 T(203): W(203) 3,424 104 205 Bhongir 39 68 T(63): Wl63) 612 16 32 Bhongir 39 69 T(145): Tk(120), W(25) 2,235 305 521 Bhongir 35 70 T(56): W(56) 747 243 340 Bhongir 35 71 T(62): W(52),Tk(10) 400 259 130 Bhongir 33 72 T(50): Tk(27),W(23) 347 300 499 Bhongir 30 73 T(65): W(4~),Tk(20) 585 400 63 Bhongir 30 74 T(508): Tk(443), W(65) 1,601 919 709 Bhongir 33 75 T(28): W(28) 460 10 20 Bhongir 39 76 T(51O): Tk(466),W(44) 2,51S 440 320 Bhongir 30 77 T(32): W(32) 560 180 386 Bhongir 30 78 T(35): W(35) 250 54 38 Bhongir 30 79 T(300): Tk(150), W(150) 4,282 2,514 1,558 Bhongir 37 .-' 80 90 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICt Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles €'ducational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 G urns thpaUe 0.84 W Ri,J,B 82 Lothukunta 1.42 P W KR Ri,J,B 83 Mallepalle 2.02 P W PR Ri,J,B 84 Valigonda 3.81 P,R E W PR PO Ri,J,B 85 Poddatoor 8.85 5P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 86 Sangam 4.30 M W KR PO Ri,J,B 87 VarkatpaUe 3.27 P W KR Ri,J B 88 Dharmareddipalle 1. 52 P W KR Ri,J,B 89 Vankamamidi 2.16\ P W KR Ri,J,B 90 Dantoor 2.50 P W KR Ri,J,B 91 Kammukula 2.11 P W KR Ri,J,B 92 Bheemanpalle 2.18 P W KR Ri,J,B 93 Hyderpuf 0.62 p W KR Ri,J,B 9~ Meharnagar 3.93 P W KR Ri,J,B 95 Tuprampet 1.97 p W PR Ri,J,B 9(i Malkapur 18.01 M W PR PO Ri,J,B 97 Khairthapur 0.95 p W PR Ri,l,S 93 Yellagiri 1.43 P W PR Ri,J,S 99 Devalammanagaram 6.02 2P,M W KR PO Ri,J,H 100 Peepalpahad 3.51 P W KR PO Ri,J,S 101 Tangadpalle 10.72 M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 102 Lakkaram 5.01 2P E W PR Ri,J,S )03 Jlblakpalle 6.61 2P W KR PO Ri,l,B 104 Chinakondur 16.93 3P,M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 105 ChoutuppaJ 4.90 2P H,Phc E W PH. PO Ri,J,B 106 Tadlasingararn 2.23 P E W KR Ri,J,B 107 Lingojiguda 7.59 3P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 108 Panthangi 9.15 P,M E W PR PO Ri,J,B 109 Aipoor 6.11 P W KR PO Ri,J.B 110 Perepalle 2.36 P W KR Ri,J,B 111 Pittampalle 2.35 P W KR Ri,J,B 112 Cbinakaparthi 10.11 3P,M W KR PO Ri,J,B )]3 Peddakaparthi 10.24 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,J.B 114 Velminedu 10.50 2P.H E W PR PO Ri,J,B 115 Gundarampalle 6.41 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 116 Sunkanpalle 3.02 P E W KR Ri,J,B 117 Swamulavarilingotam 4.07 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 118 Nelapatlll 4.57 P,M W PR PO Ri,J,B 119 Jaikesaram 4.41 P W PR Ri,J,B 120 Gokaram 5.70 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 9l DIRECTORY and Land use RAMANNAPET 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 (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T(5t): W(5t) 350 28 108 Bhongir 27 81 T(56): Tk(46),W(l0) 599 225 28 Bhongir 25 82 T(54): Tk(42),W(12) 1,070 152 16 Bhongir 23 83 T{l22): Tk(92),W(30) 1,318 558 440 Bhongir 22 84 T(510): Tk(430),W(80) 3,704 1,229 218 Bhongir 17 85 T(3f14): Tk(352),W(42) 1,663 . 160 535 Bhongir 20 f6 T(186): Tk(I46),W(40) 1,618 196 92 Bhongir 23 87 T(51): C(35),W(J6) 637 205 79 Bhongir 25 88 T(248): C(200),Tk(47),W(l) 964 66 104 Bhongir 28 89 T(SO): Tk(38),W(12) 1,198 155 197 Bhongir 31 90 T(74): C(74) 1.142 115 20 Bhongir 32 91 T(33): C(33) 805 530 27 Bhongir 30 92 T(32): W(32) 216 96 52 Bhongir 28 93 533 T(76): C(71),W(S) 1,6i2 29 265 Bhongir 29 94 T(38): C(32),W(6) 740 372 110 Hyderabad 31 95 1,266 T(296): W(150), Tk(l46i) 5,116 2,808 2,040 Hyderabad 35 96 T(66): Tk(36),W(30) 410 77 55 Hyderabad 37 97 T(61): W(61) 523 243 88 Hyderabad 38 98 T(396): W(200),Tk(196) 2,382 916 158 Hyderabad 40 99 130 T(98): W(63),C(35) 2,038 74 36 Hyderabad 41 100 T(482): Tk(380),W(l02) 4,406 1,372 600 Hyderabad 43 101 350 T(250): W(150).Tk(lOO) 1,902 680 24 Hyderabad 45 102 T(90): ~(70),Tk(20) 3,588 417 135 Hyderabad 44 103 T(452): Tk(2421. W(2!o) 9,768 406 209 Hyderabad 47 104 T(193): Tk(158), W(35) 1,808 103 902 Hyderabad 45 Sunday 105 T(84): W(84) 907 371 65 Nalgonda 45 106 T(159): W(159) 4,267 218 213 Nalgonda 42 107 T(l9l): W(120),Tk(71) 4,917 380 368 Nalgonda 41 108 T(B4): W(84) 3,335 296 195 Nalgonda 38 109 T(121): Tk(81),W(40) 904 401 84 Nalgonda 37 110 T(46): W(46) 1,273 100 85 Nalgonda 39 111 T(226): Tk(191),W(35) 5,325 751 Hi8 Nalgonda 35 112 234 T(206): W(206j 5,001 560 151 Nalgonda 34 113 T(306): W(275), Tk(3l) 5,530 75 819 Nalgonda 38 114 T(l74): W(lOO),Tk(74) 3,826 72 30 Nalgonda 40 115 T(101): W(60),Tk(41) 1,525 141 165 Nalgonda 43 116 T(77): W(77) 1,812 465 250 Nalgonda 47 117 T02l}: Tk(81),W(40) 1,694 757 352 Bhongir 38 118 T(76): W(42),Tk(34) 2,215 206 325 Bhongir 35 119 T(llO): Tk(80),W(30) 2,365 957 216 BhoRgir 30 120 92 VILLAGE Amenities NALGONDA DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ..... Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 NemiIikalva 1.27 P W KR Ri,J,B 122 Nagaram 3.23 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 123 Golnepalle 3.65 P W PR Ri,J,B 124 Yellanki 9.84 P,M W KR PO Ri,J,B 125 Sirpoor 3.65 M E W KR PO Ri,J,B 126 Ramannapet 9.02 P H,Fpc E W PR PO, TO& Ri,J,B Phone 127 Bogaram 3.30 \ P W PR PO Ri,J,B 128 Tummalguda 6.30 ' H W PR PO Ri,J,B 129 Nidhanpalle 2.39 P W KR Ri,J,B 130 Sobhanadripur 2.84 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 131 Neerunemula 3.38 2P W KR Ri,J,B 132 Laxmapur 3.36 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 133 Munipamula 4.60 P,H W KR PO Ri,J,B 134 Dubbak 4.78 P W KR Ri,J,B 135 Janampalle 2.67 p W KR PO Ri,J,B 136 Iskilla 5.01 P W KR PO Ri,J,B 137 Uttatoor 3.23 M W KR Ri,J,B 138 Kakkireni 6.87 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 139 Palliwada 2.98 M W KR 140 Yennaram 4.35 P;H W KR PO Ri,J,B 141 Bachuppal 2.20 W Ri,J,B 142 Sura ram 1.63 P W Ri,J,B Ri,J,B 143 Bachuppala Turkapalle 1.54 P W 144 Ammanabole 9.92 3P,H W PR PO Ri,J,B 145 Uppalavancha 4.26 2P W Ri,J,B 146 Kunkudpamla 2.11 2P W KR Ri,J,B 93 DIRECTORY and, Land use RAMANNAPET TALUK LAND UBI! (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 IOl!,ical 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) T(20): Tk(tO),W(1O) 612 152 27 Bhongir 25 121 T(32!): C(291),W(30) 1,117 427 205 Bhongir 25 122 T(95): W(60),Tk(35) 1,802 liS 224 Bbongir 27 123 T(326): Tk(286),W(40) 5,570 401 Bhongir 31 124 T(1l2): Tk(77),W(35) 1,859 185 180 BhonglT 35 125 T(2S6): Tk(186),W(70) 5,100 149 267 Nalgonda 31 126 T(l02): Tk(52), W(50) 1,456 230 321 NaJgonda 23 127 T(7S3): Tk(553), W(200) 1,940 1,157 182 Nalgonda 25 128 T(l50): Tk(94), W(56) 987 215 177 Nalgonda 27 129 T(200): Tk(200) 1,218 200 199 Nalgonda 30 130 T(213): Tk(173), W(40) 1,508 108 334 Nalgonda 33 131 T(190): Tk(170),W(20) 1,410 429 121 Nalgonda 37 132 T(380): Tk(320),W(60) 1,629 385 550 Nalgonda 38 133 T(tS7): Tk(137),W(20) 2,248 225 229 Nalgonda 35 134 T(SQ}: Tk(39),W(lI) 1,006 605 47 Nalgonda 35 l3$ ( T(162): W(l00),Tk(62) 2,754 282 8 Nalgonda 35 136 T(51): Tk(40),W(l1) 1.167 785 64 Nalgonda 35 137 T(75): W(40),C(35) 4,068 45 208 Nalgonda 30 138 T(I64): Tk{I04),W(60) 1,388 296 59 Nalgonda 35 139 T(l72!: Tk(1l3),W(S9) 1,898 636 78 Nalgonda 34 140 T(20): 020) 656 123 609 Nalgonda 37 141 T(119): W(IJO) , Tk(29) 424 103 397 Nalgonda 37 142 T(73): C(73) 446 150 316 Nalaonda 38 143 T(791): W(S49),Tk(242) 4,302 1,230 LS Nalgonda 35 144 T(9S): W(68),Tk(30) 926 1,366 336 Nalgonda 37 145 T(37): Tk(37) 539 350 424 Nalgonda 32 146 94 APPE~ Talukwise Abstract of Educational NATUREOI ,-- __.. 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OI)c 0 1 Nalgonda 149 149 22 23 27 28 3 3 11 11. 2 Suryapet 126 136 16 16 15 15 2 2 2 2 3 Huzurnagar 114 114 17 17 16 16 2 2 3 3 4 Miryalguda 118 118 16 16 8 9 1 2 2 5 Devarakonda 167 198 14 It 7 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 Bhongir 136 138 19 19 14 14 2 2 1 2 2 7, Ramannapet 129 162 15 15 15 15 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 Total 939 1,015119 120 102 106 12 12 11 11 22 l2 4 4 9S DIX Medical and Others Amenities (Figures indicated number of Unit'1) :... ; : ~ " '1' AMENITY Power Communi. cal Supply Drinking water cations Post and Telegraph A-- ~ ~ ,.- ~ Maternity and No. of Child villages No. of Post and Tele- Welfare where power No. of villages having villages Post Office Telegraph Telegraph Phono Centre supply is having Office Office ,---.A--.....,,_ r---A--'~ -~co t;;~ ~ ~ r~ c: 1ft c: c: 1ft c: 0 .cI c: .;:: '0 e ';> ';> 8 ';::18 ~ ';> .,:;: '0- ., !5 .cI..c: c:c: .c:'" .clift ,20 !.Q .cI'" u ... c.ua u 0 0 :0 "0 .cI ~~~ ._~o ...... c.. ~1 ;: '" Sl. tIl!:;- co !5 "'e ., co .... & ., '" ';0 .... 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Aler arranged alphabetically and the several particulars dose not have the requisite density and the required relating to them are given in the following seven proportion of non-agricultural male workers to ~etain statements: the urban status it had in 1961 Census. The variation in the number of urban units from census to census since Statement I Status, Growth, History and Func- 1901 onwards is given below: tional Category of Towns Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Cells us Year No. of Urban Unit! Towns 1901 2 Statement III Civic Finance 1911 2 Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities in 1921 2 Towns 1931 2 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recrea- 1941 4 tional and Cultural Facilities in Towns 1951 12 1961 8 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 1971 6 Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche- It may be clear that urbanisation in the district duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns is of the recent origin as it is so with the rest of the districts in the Telangana Region. The number of urban The following six places have been treated as towns units was only 2 till 1931 and th~reafter the number in Nalgonda district at the 1971 Census. increased, with a big addition of towns during the decade 1941-51 but decreased in the next two decades. 1. Nalgonda 4. Miryalguda The decrease in the number of urban units in 1961· is 2. Suryapet 5. Vijayapuri North due to the application of stricter and a uniform defini 3. Kodad 6. Bhongir tion of a town in 1961. It may be pointed out that Vijayapuri town was It may be noted that two of the seven taluks in the bifurcated into Vijayapuri North and Vijayapuri South district are purely rural in character and they do not and Vijayapuri South was transferred to Guntur district have any towns obviously because of lack of urban deve in 1965. Kodad is the only place in this district which lopment and the economic backwardness of these parts has been newly classified as a town for the first time in due to frequent exposure to famine and scarcity condi the present census. tions on account of drought. None of the towns in this district has been treated Vijayapuri North (main portion of Vijayapuri town either as an Urban Agglomeration or Standard Urban before its bifurcation) is treated as a town from 1961 Area. Census while two other towns viz., Suryapet and Mir yalguda were treated as towns from 1941 Census The total urban area in the district is only 68.2 onwards. The remaitling two towns, viz., Nalgonda; the Sq. Kms. constituting 0.48% of total geographical area district headquarters and Bhongir were treated as such of the district. The urban popUlation of the district is since 1901 onwards. 121,689 persons constituting 6.7% of the total popula tion of the district and is spread over the six towns. The Huzprnagar, Devarakonda and Aler are the three corresponding proportion of urban population in 1961 towns which have been declassified into rural during was 8.3%. Nalgonda, the district headquarters town 1971 Census. Huzurnagar though a taluk headquar has a population of 33,126 persons and is the most ters, has about 60% of its male workers engaged in populous town of the district. On account of the poor 97 urbanisation in the district, which is largely due to the rural areas, a good section of population had been influence of the State capital town Hyderabad in its drawn into the town in the decade of 1941-51 and soon neighbourhood, there are no towns of either class I after normalcy returned, a good number of these or II in the district. The district headquarters town persons went back to their rural homes thus resulting Nalgonda, followed by Bhongir and Suryapet in in a fall of population of this town. Since the construc order are the three towns in the district graded as tion work on Nagarjunasagar Project at VijaYll;puri Class III towns with a population ranging between North town was completed, a large section of people 20,000 and 49,999 each. Next in order, Miryalguda and who were engaged in the project construction activity Vijayapuri North are the two Class IV towns with a had left the place. Further the main Vijayapuri town population ranging between 10,000 and 19,999 each. was bifurcated and a portion of it was transferred as Kodad, a new town in 1971 Census, is the only town Vijayapuri South to Guntur district, during the decade having a popUlation of less than 10,000 bllt more than 1961-71. These facts resulted in depletion of its 5,000 and is a Class V town. There is no Class VI town population at the 1971 Census. In general the increases of popUlation less than 5,000 in the district. The largest m. tile popUlation of the towns during 19"1-'1 aDd town in this district according to area is Xodad with aa 1961-71 are more compared to other decade;. area of 41.44 Sq. Kms. followed by the district head quarters town Nalgonda (12.77 Sq. Kms.) while Miryal FUNCTI~NAL CATEGORY guda is the smallest unit with an area of 1.47 Sq. Kms. in the district. By the very nature of urban development, the towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In Statement I-Status, Growth, History and Functional order to know to what extent the functions are diversi Category of Towns fied or the predominant characteristic is accentuated, a scheme of statistical classification was evolved at the In this statement the civic status of each of the 1961 Ce:1sus. Accordingly each town can be classified towns determined at 1971 Census with their popUlation broadly under the following categories viz., since 1901 or from the census in which it was treated as urban for the first time are presented thereby indica 0) Primary Activities: Agriculture, Mining and ting the pace at which the popUlation in these urban Fishing (Census Industrial Categories, I, 1I and 111 of units is increasing from census to census. The func 1961 Census and I, II, III & IV of 1971 Census) tional characteristics of these towns as determined on (ii) the proportion of working popUlation returned in 19~1 Industrial: Industry including Construction and 1971 Censuses under each industrial category are (Censu~ Industrial Categories IV, V and VI of 1961 also shown in the statement. This could give an idea of Census and Categories V (a), V (b) and VI of 1971 how the change, if any, took place in the economic pat Census) tern of the town between 1961 to 1971. (iii) Commercial: Trade and Commerce (Census Industrial Category VII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) The civic status of the town i.e., whether the town is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated under (iv) Transport: Transport (Census Industrial column 5 by an abbreviated letter like "M" for Muni Category vrn of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) and cipality and "P" for Panchayat. Nalgonda, Suryapet and Bhongir are the only three towns graded as Muni (v) Services: Other Services (Census Industrial cipalities in this district. The remaining towns viz., Category IX of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) Kodad and Miryalgucla are Panchayats. Vijayapuri North town has no civic administration of its own but The predominant functional character of a city/ its civic needs are being looked after by the Project town is determined on the basis of the following Aqministration there. principles: AU the towns in the district have shown an increa (a) If the proportion of working popUlation is more sing trend in popUlation except Bhongir and Vijayapuri than 40% of the total working population of the city/ North towns. ·Bhongir showed a fall in the decade town in anyone of the above five characteristics then 1911-21 as other towns in the country did, on account the city/town was designated by that characteristic. of the influenza epidemic prevailed then. This town had again shown a fall in its population in 1961. (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in anyone Because of the disturbed law and order conditions in of the characteristics, then the next predominant charac- 98 teristic was taken into account and if the first two pre ment, data relating to average annual rainfall and dominant characteristics combined together have a pro maximum and minimum temperature recorded in 1969 portion of over 60% then the town was designated as are given. If this information was not available for any having the two (.haracteristics and was termed as Indus town then the particulars available for the nearest town trial-cum-Services or Industrial-cum-Commercial efC. have been given against such town. (c) If the combined proportion of the first two predo Under column 6 the name of the nearest city with minant characteristics is less than 60% then the third population of a lakh or more is given. Under columns predominant characteristic is also taken into considera 7 to- 9 the name of the State Headquarters, the District tion in designating the functional type of the city/ Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Headquarters and town. Such cases are recorded as [ndustrial-curn the Taluk Headquarters together with the distance Commercial-cum-Services or Industrial-culn-Services there from are given. Under columns 10 and 11 the cum-Primary Activities, etc. nearest railway station and bus stand and the distance there from are given. If navigation and sea port faci Examined against this background the six towns of lities are available to the town they are al~o given this district fall under the following classification. under columns \2 and 13. Functional classifi Towns in Generally the climate in the district is dry and A ___~ cation of town r~-- hot. April and May are the hottest months of the dis 1961 1971 trict. The maximum and minimum temperatures among (1) (2) \. (3) the towns range from 43.6° C to 44.40 C and 9.1° C to 32.2° C respectively. The district is benefited by both 1. Industry Vijayapuri Vijayapuri the mOl,lsoons though the South-West monsoon brings North North more rain to the district. The rainfall in Miryalguda 2. Services Nalgonda and Vijayapuri North towns is the highest and lowest respectively. 3. Primary. Activities Kodad All the towns are taluk headquarters except Kodad 4. Services-cum Suryapet and Vijayapuri North towns \; hich are at a distance of Industry 16 and 94 Kms. respectively from their taluk headquar ters. Two towns are' located at a djstance of 50 Kms. Nalgonda 5. Services-cum or less, from the district headquarters while the re Primary Activities maining four towns are at a distance of more than 6. Services-cum- Miryalguda 50 Kms. but less than 100 Kms. Primary Activi- In general terms Nalgonda district has fairly well ties-( urn-Industry connected road system and has the longest length of 7. Primary Activi Bhongir Suryapet, Public Works Department roads compared to most of ties-cum-Trade Bhongir the other Telangana districts. However the transport and Commerce facilities available in the district do not correspond to cum-Services its area or population and the lack of efficient transport system is one of the reasons for the economic backward 8. Primary Activi Miryalguda ness of the district. Among the roads the National ties-cum-Indus Highway connecting Hyderabad and Machilipatnam is try-cum-Trade important. Besides, there are State Highways and other and Commerce district roads connecting all the towns in the district with the neighbouring districts and the State headquarters The functional classification of Kodad town was town Hyderabad and the Andhra Pradesh State Road not given at 1961 as it was not a town in 1961 Census. Transport buses and private vehicles ply frequently. A part of the district is also served by the South Statement II-Physic a) Aspects and Location of Central Railway with its Secunderabad and Kazipet : Towns Broad Gauge line passing through Bhongir town. This statement deals with physical aspects and No other town in the district is directly connected by location of towns in the district. There are 13 columns rail. All the other towns are at a distance of 26 to in the statement. Under columns 3 to 5 in the state- 72 Kms. from the nearest railway statio1l! 99 · The towns in the district do not have navigation of its increased use for domestic and industrial purpo or sea port facilities. ses is available in all the six towns of the .district. Statement III-Civic Finance St.teme_t V-Medical, Educational, Recreational aDd Cultural· FacUlties Since the introduction of the democratic decentra lisation, the popular institutions like Panchayats have Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural an important role in the various developmental progra facilities are very important and have a role in shaping mmes. The effective run of these institutions would the country both economically and socially. The de depend naturally on the financial soundness, or other tails of these facilities available in the six towns of the wise of these institutions. The receipts from various district are presented in the statement under 17 cols. sources of these Municipalities and Panchayats are The types of medical institutions with their number presented under cols. 3 to 8 and their total under col. 9. within brackets and the total bed strength of each cate The broad items of expenditure are given under gory avatlable in each town are shown under eols. 3 cols. 10-15 with their total under col. 16. It may be and 4 respectively. The following abbreviations are used seen from the statement that revenue receipts of the civic under column 3 to show the type of medical facility administration of the towns Suryapet, Kodad and available in the town. Miryalguda are quite inadequate to meet the expendi ture while the district headquarters town and Bhongir MEDICAL FACILITIES town have receipts in excess of the normal expenditure. Th<:; Project Town, viz., Vijayapuri North has no civic H Hospital administration of its own, hence the particulars are not D Dispensary furnished. MCW·: Maternity and Child Welfare Centre FPC Family Planning Clinic Statement IV-Civic and Other Amenities in Towns PHC Primary Health Centre The various amenities being provided to the people NH Nursing Home by the civic administration in the towns are given in this statement under 16 cols. The amenities include All the six towns in the district together have 52 internal road facility, existence and nature of drainage medical institutions which include Hospitals, Dispensa system, protected water supply, availability of fire figh ries, Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, Family Plan ting services and electrification particulars relating to ning Clinics, Nursing Homes etc., of which relative large domestic, industrial and commercial spheres and road number are located in the commercial important lighting services. town viz., Suryapet. The total bed strength available in all the 52 institutions is 624 catering to the needs of The method of disposal of night soil recorded under the entire urban population of 121,689 persons in the col. 8 will indicate the extent to which the objective of district. Thus there are about five beds for every 1,000 avoiding the practice of removing the night soil by urban population in the district. A few Ayurvedic and means of 'head loads' and minimising the human Unani clinics are also available in the district. labour in this regard has been achieved so far. All the six towns have open surface drains and sewerage EDUCA TlONAL F ACILlTlES system also exists in favour of the six towns viz., Nal gonda, Kodad, Miryalguda and Vijayapuri North towns. Particulars of various academic and professional The facility of either the water borne or service latrines institutions available in the towns of Nalgonda district is available in all the six towns. The bucket carrying are furnished in the statement under cols. 5-13. The system seems to be also in vogue for removing the night number shown in brackets is the number of institutions available in the category. soil wherever the service latrines are available. Protec ted water supply which is the primary responsibility The following abbreviations are used to indicate of the civic administration of the towns, is available the type of educational facility available in the town. only in Nalgonda, Kodad and Vijayapuri North towns. Fire fighting service facility which has become dire AS : Arts and Science College necessity to protect life and property from fire accidents, ASC : Arts, Science and Commerce College particularly in urban areas, is available in three towns only viz., Nalgonda, Suryapet and Vijayapuri North. TW : Typewriting Institution Power which has also become a necessity of life because SH : Shorthand Institution 100 There are only two colleges in all the six towns of co Is. 9 to II three most important commOdities manu the district. The Arts College at Nalgonda is imparting factured in the town are given. <;::ols. 12 to 14 are devoted instruction in Arts, Science and Commerce and the to present the banking and co-operative credit facilities other college at Kodad is imparting instruction in Arts available in the town. ' and Science' only. These two colleges are very inade quate to meet the needs of the collegiate education of The three most important commodities under impo the entire district. There are no Engineering or Medical rts, exports and manufacture were decided in terms of the estimated volume of the commodities transacted and or Polytechnic institutions in the district. How(!ver there in terms of the volume of total output of the commodi are 7 Typewriting and Shorthand institutions spread ties concerned respectively in each of the towns and over in all the six towns and one Nagarjunasagar not on the basis of the value: However, the uniqueness College of Education at Vijayapuri North town. There of a town which exhibited special characteristics in the are three Industrial Training Institutt;s at Bhongir town. spheres of eith~r industry or manufacture or mining, eic., has been retained by indicating those items of pro There are 16 Higher Secondary or Secondary duction or manufacture as the case may be in the con Schools, 7 Junior Secondary or Middle Schools and 39 cerned cols. although such commodities did uot stand Primary Schools in all the six towns. The number of a comparison with other commodities in sheer terms of institutions per 10,000 urban population is given below: their estimated volume of transaction. \ Nalgonda district like other districts in the State Number of Schools per 10,000 is mainly an agricultural tract, and the majority of its Name of the town PopUlation ---__A..-----I"" population live on agriculture and allied pursuits. The Higher Se- Junior Se- average rainfall in the district ranges from 641.0 mm to condary or Middle condary or 794.5 mm but quite often the rainfall is unevenly distri Secondary. Primary buted resulting in parts of the district being exposed to (1) (2) (3) (4) drought conditions. The important rivers that flow in the district are the river Krishna, Musi, Aler, Peddavagu and l. Nalgonda 0.9 0.6 3.3 Dindi. The mighty Nagarjunasagar Project is construc ted across the river Krishna near Nandikonda village 2. Suryapet 1.8 0.9 1.8 in this district. M usi Project across Musi river and Dindi 3. Kodad 1.0 5.2 Project across Dindi are some of the other important irrigation projects in the district. Next to them, river 4. Miryalguda 1.0 1.3 canals, tanks, ponds and wells are the irrigation sources 5. Vijayapuri North 1.2 6.2 available. The important crops of the district are jowar, bajra and paddy among the food crops, oilseeds and 6. Bhongir 1.8 1.4 1.4 cotton among commercial crops. District Urban Average 1.3 0.6 3.2 IMPORTS: The principal imports into the district are wheat, salt, general merchandise, sugar, kerosene, raw silk, silk, woollen and cotton fabrics including the syn Regarding recreational and cultural aspects, there thetic fabrics, metals, electrical goods, agricultural are 11 Cinema Hails, 2 Auditorium halls and 14 Reading machinery, eTC. Rooms including Libraries in all the six towns together. The district requires more attention in the improvement EXPORTS: The chief exports from the district are of education, recreation and cultural fields as the facili jowar, bajra, paddy, castor, groundnut seeds, cotton, ties available are not adequate. hides and skins, bones, horns, etc. Statement VI - Trade. Commerce, Industry and Nalgonda district is one of the backward districts Banking Facilities in Andhra Pradesh. There are no large scale iudustries in the district and the industrial sector in this district is In this statement, data on trade, commerce, indus mostly dominated by village and small industries. try and banking fac!lities available in each town are Important among the small scale industries are engineer given under fifteen cols. Under cols. 3 to 5 three most ing workshops, saw mills, printing presses, washing important commodities imported into the town are soap, polethylene tubes, plastic products, card board, given while under cols. 6 to 8 three most important aluminium utensils. As rice and oil seeds are the im commodjties exported from the town are given. Under portant crops <{fthe district, a good number of rice mills 101 and oil mills are spread 'over the district. Units manu of the community and making them available for invest facturing cement products, and ink and tanneries ment for productive activities. All the towns have one at Nalgonda are also important. Most of these or more banks and in all, there are 13 banks, 6 agricul are concentrated in Nalgonda, Suryapet, Bhongir and tural credit societies and 7 non-agricultural credit socie MiTyalguda. ties in all the 6 towns together. But comparatively an higher proportion of these are located in Nalgonda and Among the medium scale industries, a Vanaspathi Suryapet-the rapidly growing urban centres in the factory under the name of Mis. Coromandel (P) Ltd., district. is coming up on the proposed industrial development area at Nagarjunasagar. In addition the district Statement VII-Population by Religion, Scheduled is also noted for cottage industries. Manufacturing Castes/Scheduled Tribes of brass utensils and weaving of handloom fabrics are the traditional occupations in the district. The chitki The details of the population as per 1971 Census sarees of Pochampalli in this district have wide reputa Count by Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled tion in the state and outside also. Tribes with sex breakup are shown for each town in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only important religions An industrial estate is also provided at Suryapet to whose population is not less than 10% of the total promote industrial activities of the region. population of the town are given in the statement while other religions which returned less than 10% of the Generally the tOWjlS are noted as marketing centres total population of a town are grouped together and where the wholesale markets known as 'mandis' are shown under the category of "Others" in columns 15 located. The export and import of various commodities and 16. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes take place in those centres. For obvious reasons population in the town are shown under columns these centres, are' also serving as the link markets 19-22. 12,799 persons are reported as Scheduled for several commodities coming in from the neigh Castes in the urban areas of this district accounting for bouring taluks. Nalgonda, Bhongir and Suryapet are 4.4% of the total Sch~duled Castes' population in th'e the chief commercial centres of the distrit::t with large district, while only 32 persons are reported as Scheduled wholesale and retail markets which play a pro Tribes in (he urban areas constituting 6.2% of the total minent role in trade by virtue of their having good Scheduled Tribes' population in the district. communication facilities. A substantial volume of The particulars presented in the Statements II to wholesale business of the district in oil seeds, cotton, etc., is transacted at these trade centres. 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Ll: ,...; .S " ANDHRA PRADESH NALGONDA DISTRICT MEOAK TALUKWISE DENSITY OF POPULATION HIUS 8 DISTRICT KILOMETRE'). 8 " II WARANGAL 17. 1'1' "10 HYDERABAO KHAMMAM DISTRICT DO' un la'" aA)' OF BENGAL . , ao 00 PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT L; (;~: Lt-" ~, LU(' ~/ ;f,;i\~ In this part of the District Census Handbook the have been fully included irra town have been rlldicated Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the foHow accordingly. In respect of villages which are,. pauly in ing aspects is presented for each revenue village in res cluded in towns the word "RuraP~' has!: been apded jn pect of rural areas and for each Ward and for each italics and in brackets after the name bfthe'viIWg~anQ Enumerator's Blocks of a town in urban areas. the particulars relating to the rural , porti~li f only > ~.~ been given against such villages. At· the b~ginning iof 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village! each taluk an alphabetical list of villages tQgetherJvi!h. town and area their Location Code Numbers and a taluk,map ~~ow~pg 2 Total number of occupied residential houses all the villages and towns with their boundaries ffre given. and total number of households This alphabetical list of villages facilitates the reap.11fin locating the required village and its Location C~~9 3 Total population and its sex breakup Number and thereafter know the Primary Census Ab: 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled stract particulars. The taluk map facilitates the location Tribes by sex breakup of the required village/town. The jurisdiction of each 5 Literate and educated Persons by sex Enumerator's Block is given before the urban! blockwise Primary Census Abstract. . 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers into nine categories and also the total non The population data presented in 38 cofs. of the workers by sex, as shown below: Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at sunrise on 1st April 1971 and were present within the 1 Category Cultivators territory of Nalgonda district whet.her they lived in Category II Agricultural Labourers normal residential houses or in institutions such as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and or whether they were merely houseless persons like the Hunting and Plantations, Orchards wandering tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, or those and Allied activities living in boats etc. They were all enumerated at the 1971 Category IV Mining and Quarrying Census and their basic characteristics have been presen Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servic ted in this Primary Census Abstract. ing and Repairs (a) Household Industry The total population of Nalgonda district as on (b) Other than Household Industry 1st April 1971 recorliied at the Census enumeration is as Category VI Construction follows: Category VII Trade and Commerce Total Rural Urban Category VIII Transport, Storage and Commu Persons 1,819,138 1,698,049 121,689 nications Males 926,177 862,562 63,615 Category IX Other Services Females 893,$61 833,487 58,074 Category X Non-Workers The criteria adopted for classifying a place as rural or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomeration and A District Abstract containing the Primary Census St.andard Urban Area have already been explained in Abstract data for the dlstrlct as a whole together with the beginning of this volume. rural and urban breakup and also for each taluk' and for each town is first presented. It is followed. by the Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract data for each of the villages and towns in the fir~t taluk. indicate the Location Code Number and name of the The data for the second and subsequent tal uk') are pre Village or' Town concerned. In respect of towns the sented consecutively thereafter. The villages under each Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumerator's taluk are arranged in the ascending order of Location Block Numbers are indicated under col. 2. Code Numbers. In the urban' areas the data are arranged in the ascending order of Location Code Numbers of Location Code is the method by which every village towns .and also in the ascending order of the ward and town in a taluk in every district of a State is identi number. The uninhabited villages and villages which fied. Each district in this State has been given a separate 1lO code number, serially numbering the districts in a clock The total population including houseless and insti wise order starting from Srikakulam district and ending tutional popUlation with sex breakup is given under with Nalgonda district. Nalgonda District, in this pro cols. 6 to 8. cess, is assigned Location Code 'No. 21 Within each dis trict the taluks had similarly been allotted Location Code Under eols. 9 to 12 the population of Scheduled Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. lies being allotted Location Code No. I and the other The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in taluks are numbered in a clockwise order. The revenue Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I under villages within each taluk are assigned separate serial "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II respe numbers starting from the north-western corner of the ctively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes taluk and ending with the south-eastern corner in a lists (Modification Order 195'6) published in the Notifi serpentine order. All the towns within a district were cation of the Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi assigned Location Code Nos. in one serial order starting dated 29th October, 1956. A copy of the list of Sche from the town in which the district heacLparters is duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh / located and in the ascending order of taIuk location is given below: code numbers. If any taluk has more than one town, then the town in which the taluk headquarters is located LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED is assigned Location Code No. first and then the other TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH towns in the taluk in a clockwise orde!;: The Location SCHEDULED CASTES Code Nos. of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. f. Throughout the State Chalavadi 2 Chamar, Machi or Muchi Under col. 3 the area 0: each of the villages and 3 Madiga towns is given in square miles based on the information 4 Mala furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the Tahsil 11. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mah dar and the Municipal authorities concerned. In respect bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Waran of certain villages where the area particulars are not gal, Khammam and Na!gonda districts. available. the fact is noted as "NA". As the area of the Adi Andhra 15 Iambuvulu taluk comprises not only the area of villages but also 2 Adi Dravilla 16 Madasi Kuruva or Madari the area of reserved forests, hills etc., within the taluk, 3 ArundhatiY3 Kuruv!l 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu the area of all the villages and towns in the taluk put 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and Mashteen together may not be equal to the area of the taluk. The 6 Chachati 19 Matangi rural area of the taluk is obtained by deducting the 7 Chandala 20 Mundala total urban area of all the towns in the taluk from the 8 Dandasi 21 Paky or Moti total area of the taluk furnished by the State Survey 9 Dom, Dombara, Paidi or 22 Pambada or Pamband21 Pano 23 Pamidi Department. Similarly the rural area of the district is 10 Ghasi. Haddi or Relli 24 Panchama or Pariah obtained by deducting the total urban area of all the Chachandi 25 Relli towns in the district from the total area of the district. 11 GodagaJi. 26 Samban It may be pointed out in this connection that the total 12 Godari 27 Sapru district area adopted is that furnished by the Survey of 13 Gosangi 28 Thoti 14 Jaggali India Department and is provisional. The area of the taluks is furnished by the State Survey Department. III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Hence the total area of all taluks put together may not Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Kham· tally with the district area. mam and Nalgonda. 1 Anamuk 11 Holeya Under col. 4 the total number of occupied residen- 2 Aray (Mala) 12 Holeya Dasari 3 Arwa Mala 13 Kclupulvandlu tial houses in each village and in each Ward and En'um- 4 Beda (Budga) Jangam 14 Mahar erator's Block of a town are given. These figures include S Bindla 15 Mala Dasari 6 Byagara 16 Mala Hannai those of partly residential houses also but not of the 7 Chambhar 17 Mala Jangam completely non-residential houses. The total number of 8 Dakkal (Dokkalwar) 18 Mala Masti Dhor 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) households including houseless households and insti,- 9 10 Ellamalwar 20 Mala Sanyasi tutional households is given under col. 5. (Yellamalawandlu) 21 Mang 111 22 Mang Garodi 26 Mitha Ayyalvar The details of workers and non-workers are given 23 Manne 27 Samagara under cols. 15 to 38. At the 1971 Census the population 28 Sindhollu (Chindollu) 24 Mashti has been broadly divided into two sections based on 25 Mehtar the main activity vir., (I) Workers and (II) Non-workers. SCHEDULED TRIBES The definitions and concepts adopted in the econo I. Throughout the State mic classification of the population at the 1971 Census 1 Chenchu or Chenchwar are explaint III. In th,= districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, A person who was working may be either working Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Kham as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a mam and Nalgonda. household industry or may be doing any other work. Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner 2 Bhil varlu) Reference period: 3 Gond (including Naikpod 6 Pardhan The reference period was one week prior to the and Rajgondj 7 Thoti 4 'Hill Reddis date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service, or business. If a person had IV. I n the Agency tract~ participated in any such regular work on anyone of the 1 Goudu (Goud) 3 Valmiki days during this reference period and this had been 2 Nayaks returned as his main activity the person was categorised accordingly. A person who normally works but had The number of literate and educated persons is been absent from work during this reference period on given under cols. 13 and 14. A person who could both account of illness, travel. holiday, temporary break read and write any language with understanding was down or strike etc., was treated as engaged in regular treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A person who work in which he would have otherwise been employed could merely read but could not write or vice versa was but for his temporary absen<;e. Persons under training not treated as a literate. The test for reading was ability such as apprentices with or without stipends or wages to read any simple letter either in print or in manu were considered as economically active and recorded as script. Children aged 4 years and below were treated as workers. A person who had merely been offered work illiterate. The test for education was that the person but had not actually joined it was not treated as enga should have passed a recognised written examination or ged in work. There are certain types of works which examinations as proof of educational level attained. are not carried on throughout the year e.g. cultivation, The highest examination passed was taken as the level livestock kee?ing, ?lantation work, some ty?es of of education. household industry etc. A person's main activity was 112 ascertained with reference to such work in the last one and/or mainly by the members of the household at year even if he was not economically active in the week home or within the village in rural areas and only at prior to enumeration. It is likely that even when a home in urban areas. The industry should not have person is engaged in some other work during the period been run on the scale of a registered factory. of one week prior to the date of enumeration, the main activity of the person may be cultivation, agricultural The main criterion of a household industry wa~ labour or some other work attended to normally by the participation of one or more members of a house him in the course of the year. hold. This criterion was applied to urban areas too. Even if the industry is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possibility of the members of Cultivator: 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 direction in one's capacity household industry should be confined to the precincts as the owner of lessee of land held from Government or of the house where the participants live. In urban area~ as a tenant of land held from private persons or institu even if the members of the household by themselves tions for payment of money, kind or share. ran an industry but at a place away from the precincts of their home, it was not considered a household Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harve industry. It should have been located within the pre sting and production of cereals and millet crops such cincts of the house where the members lived. as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, e'tc., and pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, etc., and other A Household Industry related to production, pro crops such as sugar cane, groundnuts, tapioca, etc., and cessing, servicing, repairing or making and selling (but does 110t include fruit growing, vegetable growing or not merely selling) of goods. It did not include profes keeping orchards or groves or working of plant~ti.ons sions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, musician, like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medlcll1al dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc., or merely plantations. trade or business, even if such profession, trade of ser vices were run at home by members of household. A person wh .. merely owned land but had given out land to another person or persons for cultivation Sometimes it is likely that the person who may not for money, kind or share of crop and who did not even be working in his own Household Industry may be supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not treated working as a petty employee in another Household In as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another dustry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the person person's land for wages in cash, kind or share was not who was not working in his own household industry was treated as cultivator. working in any other Household Industry as an employee. Agricultural Labourer: Other workers: A person who worked in another person's landfor wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an A person who gives his main activity as engaged in 'Agricultural Labourer'. He had no risk in the culti any other work which is not cultivation, agricultural vation but he merely worked in another person's land labour or household industry was recorded under the for wages. The labourer had no right of lease or category of 'Other Workers'. The type of workers that contract on land on which he worked. may come under the 'Other Workers' category are factory workers, those working in trade or transport, . Housebold Industry: all Government servants, municipal employees, tea chers, mining workers, political or social workers, For a person who returned his main activity as building labourers etc. In effect, all types of economic engaged in some production or processing of goods activity not covered by cultivation, agricultural labourer such as, say, handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi or household industry were recorded under this residual rolling, pottery manufacture, dairying, cycle repairing, category. Workers engaged in plantation or forestry blacksmithy, tailoring etc., it was ascertained if it was a were not treated as cultivators or agricultural labourers household industry. but as 'Other Workers' . A Household Industry was defined as an industry According to the 1971 Census there were 342,2~6 conducted by the Head of the household himself/herself residential houses and 367,554 households in Nalgonda 113 district compared to 311,551 residential houses and It is observed that the proportion of literates and 329,237 households in 1961. Thus there were 1.07 educated as well as the increase in the proportion of households per residential house at 1971 compared to literates compared to that in 1961 is low in rural areas 1.06 households per residential house in 1961. than in urban areas. It is generally so with other distri cts also in the State. This is mainly due to the fact that The total number of persons returned at the 1971 urban areas have more educational facilities and several Census enumeration in Nalgonda Districtwas 1,819,738 urban occupations require a minimum level of education as against 1,557,742 in 1961 Census, recording an in so that a large number of parents try to get their crease of 16.82% over the population in 1961. The pro children educated, whereas the rural areas have rela portion of rural and urban popUlation to the total popu tively less educational facilities and the predominent lation in the District works out to 93.3% and 6.7% 'res rural occupation of Agriculture or Household Industry, pectively in 1971 Census compared to 91.7% and 8.3% generally does not require the workers in these fields in 1961. There were 965 females for every 1000 males to be educated. Even boys and girls of school going age at the 1971 Census as against 951 females per 1000 are required to work in the fields in the rural areas. males in 1961 ·Census. The number of literates and educated persons and Though there has been a significant increase in the the number of illiterates reported as per the Census proportion offemale literates during the decade 1961-71, 1971 in Nalgonda District and their comparison with both in the rural and urban areas, about 92.96% of the those at 1961 are as presented below: rural females are still illiterate. Number of Percentage of Literate literates to total 813,900 Workers were returned in 1971 as against Census and Educa- Number of District 902,367 Workers in 1961 Census. Thus 44% of the total ted Persons illiterates Population year population were workers in 1971 as against 57.9% 1961 217,568 1,340,174 13.97 in 1961. The decrease in the proportion of working 310,343 1,509,395 17.05 1971 population in 1971 compared to the 1961 Census is It is observed that though there has been increase mainly due to the change in the definition adopted at in the proportion of literate persons to total population, the 1971 Census. In 1961 even marginal workers who the illiterate,s have increased in absolute numbers inspite spent most of their time basically as non-workers were of the increased educational facilities. Most of the treated as workers while in 1971 only those who were villages have atleast primary schools at present in the engaged for most of the time in production work were district. treated as workers. A detailed analysis and comparison The percentages of literates by sex to total popu with 1961 of work participation rates is given in the lation in total, rural and urban areas in Nalgonda chapter on population in Part 'C' of the District Census district in 1961 and 1971 are as follows. Handbook, which will be published as .a seperate PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES TO TOTAL POPULATION IN Volume. 1961 1971 (_-A-_~ r----...A.------., The following table given in the next page gives T R U T R U the percentage distribution of the working population Persons 13.97 11.86 37.18 17.05 15.00 45.69 Males 21.80 19.06 50.43 25.05 22.71- 56.77 by industrial Categories in rural and urban areas and Females 5.73 4.38 21.62 8.76 7.04 33.56 for males and females in Nalgonda District. 114 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION "OF THE WORKING POPULATION Percentage of Workers by Category to Total Workers r- Cateiory Personi .A._ r- Males Femalei Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 I Cultivators 36.80 38.15 8.52 44.20 19.69 II Agricultural Labourers 37.09 38.14 15.15 25.78 63.22 III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing 4.39 4.48 Hunting and Plantations, 2.64 5.66 1.47 Orchards and allied activities IV Mining and Quarrying 0.55 0.49 1. 73 V Manufacturing, Processing 0.57 0.51 Servicing and Repairs (a) Household Industry. 5.96 6.10 3.11 6.75 4.15 (b) Other than Household Industry 2.83 2.56 8.39 3.86 0.44 VI Construction 2.23 1.83 10.58 2.47 1.67 VII Trade and Commerce 4.09 3.34 19.69 4.09 4.09 VIlI Transport, Storage and 0.67 0.45 5.29 Communications 0.91 O.ll IX Other Service~ 5.39 4.46 24.90 5.71 4.65 Total \ 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Cultivators and Agricultural Labourers in the population of the State or 15.9% of the total population district constitute more than two-thirds of the total pf the district. The proportion of Scheduled Castes workers in the district. Their proportion is as high as population to total population in the district is relatively 75.90% of the total workers in the rural areas. Other high compared to their proportion in tke State viz., services, Trade and Commerce, Household Industry and 13.3%. About 95.6% of Scheduled Castes population Livestock, Forestry, Fishing etc., are the only other the district reside in rural parts of the District as they categories accounting for 4% or more but less than 6% are generally unable to find suitable employment in the of the total workers. urban areas because many of them are illiterate. Male agricultural workers i.e., cultivators and 519 persons (273 males and 246 females) returned agricultural workers account for about 70% of the total themselves as Scheduled Tribes at the 1971 Census male workers in the district while the corresponding against 470 persons at the 1961 Census, recording an proportion for females is about 83%. Generally a larger increase of 10.43% over the Scheduled Tribes popula number of females than males work as agricultural tion in 1961. The Scheduled Tribes popUlation of the labourers because several agricultural operations like di5trict in 1971 forms 0.03% of the total Scheduled Tri sowing, weeding, harvesting etc., do not involve, heavy bes popUlation of the State. They form an equal pro manual labour. The female participation rates in most portion in the total population of the district. The of the other industrial categories is low generally eom proportion of the Scheduled Tribes popUlation to total pared to the corresponding male participation rates. population of the district is also relatively low when compared to the corresponding propdrtion of 3.81 % Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the State. As in case 0f Scheduled Castes popUla tion, a large section of Scheduled Tribes population 289,247 persons returned themselves as Scheduled viz., about 93.83% of the total Scheduled Tribes popu lation in the district reside in rural parts of the district. Castes at the 1971 Census compared t6 267,629 persons at the 1961 Census recording an increase of 8.08% over Detailed analysis of demographic data at the 1971 the Scheduled Castell population recorded at the 1961 Censlis is given in the write up in Part 'C' of the district Census. 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'"' Ji Q (J s:; '0 ° 000 0 .... ,_j 0;:: U Z ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NALGONDA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Vi II ace Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2) 86 Adloor 114 Dandampallc 99 Advi Bollaram 127 Donakal 102 Aitipamula 144 DonipamuJa 71 Akaram 161 Dorepalle 63 Akkinepalle 159 Dosweshpo(J(' 57 Akkinepallevarilingotam 112 DU1!Develii 1 Allapuram 117 Ammagudem 066 Edulurll 129 Anantharam 141 Angadipeta 166 Annareddigudem 151 Gaddamvariveda-valK 122 Anneparthi 186 Gaddikondaram 180 Annesetti Duppalapalle 189 Ga1'lganapalem 123 Appajipet 178 GoHagudeAII 45 Auravani • 194 Gorenkalapalle 33 GudaptK 6 GuddimalkaptHalll 73 Bahiravanibanda 93 Gudiwada 202 Bandapalem 14 Gujja Bangarigadda 142 128 Gundlapalle Bheemavaram 210 146 Gundrepal~e 139 Bodangapartbi 76 Gurijala 105 Bollepalle a77 Guttakindi "nnaralll 155 Bommepalle 21 Guttuppa~a 91 Bopparam 152 Boyanpalle 44 Brahmanvellamla 140 Idukuda 153 BudamarlapaJle t92 Indloor 121 Budharam .98 Inupamula 204 Jppalagudem Ipparthi 13 Chalameda 10 101 Chandampalle 1171 Irrugantipallc 48 Chandampalle III lsmai~palle '83 Itkulapabad lIS Chandanepalle 148 Chandoor 199 Chandupatla 34 Jamasthanpallc 30 Cheekatimamidi 18 Jangam 162 Chennaram 173 Jangamayagudem 158 Cherlagouraram i87 Jangamreddigudem lIB Cherlapalle 47 Cherughat 206 Cherukupalle -96 Kadaparthi 98 Chervuannaram U5 Kakulakondaram 169 Chetla Chennaram J08 Kalmera 20 ChilIapuram 25 Kalvakuntla 5 ChimriyaJa 35 Kalvalapalle 170 Chinnamadharam 120 Kancbanpallc 62 Chippalapalle 154 Kanagal 81 Chittaloor 16 Kankanalgudem 51 Chityala 181 'Kankanalapalle 29 Cholledu 92 Kasangode 119 NALGONDA TALUK-(Contd.) 1971 1971 Location Name-of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 31 Kas}aplilt'am 43 Neredagadareddipalle 147 Kasthala 143 Nermata 107 Kattangoor 95 Nomula )79- Kesarajpallc: 74 Noolugudda KothapaUa 205 Kethepalle 183 KhazeeramaraQ) 9 Kistapuram Kompalle 12 89 Ogode '1:7 Kondapuram 209 Koppole 135 Koratkal 203 Korlapahad )7 Kothagudern 131 Pagidimarri 163 Kothapalle 94 Palem 8 Kothlaram 11 Palivela 7 Kothulapuram \ 110 Pamungundla )30 Kudavandapur 70 Pandinepalle 138 Kumandanigudi • 116 Panagal 69 KUltlmatt!l:i 67 Parada HiO Parvathagiri 87 Pathakondaram 185 Pazzur 88 Perkakondaram 126 Mad'ltivaridomalnpat&- 113 Pittampalle 84 Madharam (Kalan) 150 Pongode 55 Madbyedavella 56 PothinenipalJe 3 Mahammadabad 36 Pulipalpula 106 Mallaram 28 Pullemla 193 Mamidyala 22 Putpak 201 Mandalapuram. 124 Puttavari DomalapalJi 54 Manora 195 Mangalapalle 114 Mangenapalle 75 Manmadda 2 Rachakonda 24 Marrigudem 188 Rajpeta 119 Marrigudem 103 Ramchandrapuram 200 Marrur 176 Rasoolpuram 165 Medda Duppalapalle 39 Rathipalle 32 Munugooo 133 Regatta 08 Munukunta 112 Mushampalle: 156 Mylaiam 191 Sarvaram 15 Sarvail 132 Shah Abdullapuram 64 Nakkalapal~ 78 Shaligouraram 197 Nakrekal 19 Shali Lingotam 164 Nalgonda 6S Shapalle J34 Narasingbhatla 37 Singaram 4 Narayanapur 137 Sirdapalle 49 Narkatpalle 151 Siriling~tam ]68 Narasimhapuram 52 Sivanenigudem 100 NeUibanda 136 Solipuram S9 Nemmani 184 Suraram 120 NALGONDA TALUK-(Concld.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Vi1\a,. 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S 2-1-83H 2-1-180/\ 5-7-1 5-7-14M-l 2-2-1 2-2-66 E.B. 29 5-7-15 5-7-43 2-2-67 E.B. 6 2-2-97 E.B. 5-7-43A 2-3-1 2-3-63 30 5-7-89B E.B. 5-7-89C E.B. 7 2-3-64 2-3-103 31 5-7-96/1 2-4-1 2-4-H E.B. 32 5-7-96/2 5-7-130B E.B 8 2-1-4& 2-4-30 E.B. 33 5-8-1 5-8-3BB-3 2-5-1 2-5-67 E.B. 34 5-8-388-4 5-~-84E E.B. 35 5-8-85 5-8-109D-2 Ward 3 E.B. 9 3-1-1 3-1-89 Ward 6 E.B. 36 6-1-1 6-1-41/2 3-2-1 3-2-101 E.B. 37 6-1-41/3 5-1-97 E.B. 10 3-3-1 3-3-76 3-4-1 3-4-18 E.B. 33 6-1-98 6--1-115 6-2-1 6-2-21/3 E.B. 11 3-~-19 3-~-78 3-5-1 3-5-43 E.B. 39 6-:!-21/-I 6-:-10~A-l E.B. 40 6-2-105E 6-2-lIOC E B. 12 3-5-44 3-5-69 6--3-1 3-6-1 3-6-751\ 6-3-36 6-3-36(1 6-3-Y7A B.B. 13 3-7-1 3-7-85 E.B. 41 6-J-1}8 E.B. 14 3-7-86 3-7-136 E.B. 42 6-3-126A-S 3-8-1 3-8-96 E.B. 43 6-3-126B 6-3-161 E.B. 15 3-9-1 3-9-49 E.B. 44 6-4-1 6-4-49/\-1 E.B. 45 6--4-49/\-2 6-4-100 Ward 4 E.B. 15 4-111 4-1-66 Ward 7 E.B. 45 7-1-1 7-1-45 E.B. 16 4-1-67 4-1-9~ E.B. 46 7-1-47 7-1-154A 4-2-1 4-2-100A E.B. 47 7-2-1 7-2-100 4-3-1 4-3-32A E.B. 48 7-2-101 7-2-144 E.B. 17 4-3-33 4-3-99 7-3-1 7-3-37 4-4-1 4-4-19 E,B. 49 7-3-37A 7-3-93 E.B. 18 4-4-20 4-4-42 7-4-1 7-4-65 4-5-1 4-5-69 E.B. 50 7-5-1 7-5-127 H 4-S-69A 4-5-96/2. E.B. E.B. 51 7-5-128 7-5-177 4-6-1 4-6-52 7-6-1 7-6--93 4-7-1 4-7-17 7-7-136A E.B. 20 4-7-18 4-7 -76B B.B. 52 7-7-1 E.B. 21 4-7-76C 4-7-103. 4-8-1 4-8-41 Ward 8 E.B. 53 8-1-1 8-1-151 4--'9-1 4-9-53D f.B. 54 8-2-1 8-1-66/1 E.B. 22 4-10-1 4-10-32C-4 E,B. 55 8-2-66/2 8-2-92/6 E.B. 23 4-1O-32C-5 4-10-32P-3 8-3-1 S-}-28 N.B. :-In few cases an Enumerator w~s allotted parts of different Wards:localities/BlocKE. £n all such cases, the E.B. No. has been rep~ated in u:h of rle cOil:eril~d WardJLoC1lity/B1Q~k and the particulars pertaining to t\nt part only are shown agail'>t it. 144 ~I ~I ~I ~I NI"4""lr---~r---.f"..l-"d"~ ~ l O""-c-r"IN~MOOf"l") GO - ...... -,.....--~ 0'\ M'\'t'lO"'1"OOO .... """ ~~~~~~~~~ ~ QO~~~~~~ :! .-I~N('.l __ N"d" QC ..; ...... I/) :- ... ....". ..i r-. O"IC'IV)I.OV'I"'1"\ClOOtf"l CIC ... g:::~~!:: ~ ;;:;~~~':g~~\t; cc ~ f"I")("I ('I N f") ,..... 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I'- ..... -N fj ~ ~§ :'" N ~ 0 ~ ~ >- 8 -< ~ ~ :0 1I'l..r 10 .... :N ... ~V')N~ .... - N N 0 ~J 'Or) ~ .... -8 ~g ...... N ~ OIl .- - .... '" c., - ~ l :N ... 0- ~ !l.g._. 'ilg.. 8 ! 0\ ...... N .... :"" ...... :0 In .....4"")f"'; "";:: ~?i - :- ...... - . .. ,... -..., 213 Statement showing the Jurizdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Miryalguda Taluk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction , -..A.,...----'" ,... Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers include~ locality/ in the Blc'ck Locality/ in the Block , ____ ...l-.._ Block No. E.B. No. --, Block No. E.B. No. ,------"---.. _-, From To From To (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) MIRYALOUDA TOWN Block E.B.208 I-I 1-137 Block 15 E.B. 220 15-1 15-60 1-138 1-142 E.B. 221 15-61 15-1 Il Block 16 Block 2 E.B.209 2-1 2-160 E.B. 221 16--1 16-107 Block 17 E.B. 221 17-1 17-10 Block 3 E.B.210 3-1 3-120 E.B.224 17-11 17-118 Block 18 Block 4 E.B.210 4-1 4-43/4 B.B.222 18-1 18-128 E.B. 211 4-44 4-137 Black 19 E.B.223 19-1 19-125 Block 5 E.B.211 5-1 5--73 Block 20 B.B.222 20-56 20-100 E.B.212 5-74 5-159 B.B.224 20-1 20-55/2 Block 21 E.B.225 21-1 21-125 Block 6 B.B.212 6-1 6-51 B.B. 213 6-52 6-131 E.B.226 21-126 21-176 Block 22 E.B.226 22-1 22-147 Block. 7 E.B.213 7-1 7-63 B.B.214 7-64 7-127 Block 23 E.B.227 23-1 23-129 Block 24 B.B.227 24-1 24-76 Block 8 E.B. 214 8-1 8-94 E.B.215 8-95 8-130 Block 25 E.B.228 25-1 25-161 E.B. 216 9-1 9-153 Block 26 E.B.228 26-1 26-15 Block 9 E.B.229 26-16 26-135 10-94 Block 10 E.B. 215 10-1 Block 27 E.B.229 27-1 27-1I6/11 E.B. 230 27-117 27-140 Block 11 E.B. 21S 11-1 11-33 E.B.217 11-34 11-161 Block 28 E.B. 230 28-1 28-127 Block 29 B.B. 230 2<}-1 29-56 Block 12 E,B. 217 12-1 12-32 E.B. 218 12-33 12-180 E.B. 231 29-57 29-123 Block 30 E.B. 231 30-1 30-129 Block 13 E.B. 218 13-1 13-53/6 E.B. 219 13-54 13-149 Block 31 E.B. 232 31-1 31-38 Block 32 E.B. 232 32-1 32-43 Block 14 E.B. 219 14-1 14-47 E.B. 220 14-48 14-178 Block 33 E.B. 232 33-1 33-61 VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN (a) PYLON COLONY E B. 1 TIl T/123 (488) E.B. 4-(Confd.) GVT Block 11} 24 (8) T/123A T/123B (Nil) S/146 (6) T/19A T/19C (Nil) GVT2.5 30 (27) S/350A S/350D (14) PC/62A (7) PCj66A (Nill S/350Dl (Nil) SI/I (7) GVT 31-32A 32E (Nil) HC/l HC/8 (37) 31-32 35-36 (11) PC/I9 PC/36 (81) 37-38A (Nil) 37-38 41-42 (2S) E.B. 2 PC/37 PC/66 (129) 41-42A 41-42E (Nil) B2/1 B2/94 (376) 43-44A 43-44C {Nil, All A/2 (14) 43-44 47-48 (IS) BII BI5 (31) 47-48A (Nil) 49-50 (Nil) S/351 S/377 (93) 49-50 53-54 (Nil) E.B. 3 S/378 S/397 (57) 53-S4A (3) B11/86A BIl/87 A (Nil) 55-56 59-60 (3) SIlA S/59 (250) -61-62A (6) 61-62B (5~ 0/1 D/86 (313) 61-62 65-66 (5) 65-66A (N'l) 67-68A (Nit) EB. 4 D/87 D/180 (338) -67-68 71-72 (33) . K/68A K/68B (3) . 71-72A 71-7m (Nin S/59A S/59B/6 (12) 73-74A 73-740 (Nit) GVTBlock 1 12 (42) 73-74 77-78 (13) 12A 121 (Nil) 77-78A (7; 79~8OA (8) 13A 13E (Nil) 79-80 83-84 (6) 13 18 (33) 83-84A .( II) S/152 (8) S/151 (Nil) 85-86 91 (7) 214 Statement showing the lUTitdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Miryalguda Taluk EIlun,erator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r """\ r--"--- --. Ward! House-Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Localityl in the Block Block No. E B. No. r- , Block No. E.B.No. ~----. From To From To (1) (2) (3) \4) l1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Contd. (a) PYLON COLONY-Contd. E.B. 5 GVT Block 103A 103 F (Nil) E.B. 7 . E/771 E/392(82) 103 lIS (53) . K/49 K{56(26) 91A (Nil) K/56A (9) 92 102 (57) K/57 K/5S (8) I02A 102E (Nil) K/58A K/58B (5) 116 120 (9) K/S9 K/59B (14) D/72A (Nil) Sl60A (Nil) K/60 K/&J/\ (8) S/62 S/64 (24) K/61 K/6!B (9) K/68 (Nil) K/68 KJ68B (Nil) SfIl9 S/122 (15) K/69 K/69C (12) S/147 S/150 (13) K/70 K/70A (3) S/t53 51154 (7) K/71 KJ72 (8) S/IS4A S/154C (2) K/72A (Nil) S/155/1 (3) K/73 K/74 (6) S/155A \ S/155C(Z) K/74A (Nil) S/228 (2) K/75 (3) S/244 S/248 (19) K/75A (Nil) S/248A S/248C (Nil) K/76 K/86 (23) 8/249 8J2S1 (17) S/65 S/213 (373) S/252A (2) S/98A (Nil) S/162A (Nil) S/252 S/260 (55) S{260A (Nil) S/261 S/269 (SO) S/269A S/269B (Nil) S(270 (5) E.B. 8 S/214 S/243 (110) S/270A S/270B (2) K/98 (3) S/271A (2) K/87 (5) S/271 (7) K/97 (15) SI260B (Nil) K/95 S/296 (98) K/9SA (2) S/272 K/88 K/90 (25) 5/296A (3) S/301 (20) K/82 (2) 5/297 K/84 KI85 (7) 51301A S/301B (Nil) S/307 (18) K/90A (Nil) S/302 K/94 (9) S/305B (5) K/91 Sf30SA K/94A (3) SI308 S/3ll (16) T/149 (22) S(311A (7) TIm SI312 S/31S (16) S/315A S/315B (Nil) S/316 S/318 (17) S/318A (3) B.B. S B/97 E/114 (52) S/319 S/323 (22) E/601 E/624 (86) S/323A (6) £/115 £/156 (133) S/324 (If)) S/324A (Nil) E/625 E/660 (123) S/324B (6) S/325 (6) E.B. 6 S/326 S/330 (21) S/330A (Nil) S/331 S/332 (23) E.B. 9 E/661 E/666 (23) S/332A (Nil) E/157 E/192 (99) S/330B (Nil) E/667 E/690 (90) S/333 5/343 (51) S/180 S/183 (6) S1343A (4) S/200 5/209 (47) S/344 S/350 (34) S/186 S/191 (25) S/350A (5) S/193 (6) E/793 E/804 (27) S{193 A S/193 B (Nil) PC/I PC/IS (67) 5/194 8/195 (8) B/397 B/398 (6) TIl51 A (Nil) HCl9 HC/IO(6) TIISI T/160(57) T/124A(3) T/160 A (9) T/124 T/132(31) K/38 A (2) T/126A T/126B (Nil) K/38 K(44 (28) T/132A(5) T/136A(3) K/44 A/I K/44 A/B (29) T/133 T/137(29) K/-t7 K/50 (IS) T/133A(5) K/47 A (4) E/691 E/77O(301) K/48 A (Nil) 215 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Miryalguda Taluk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A..,- ., r' ~ r------:-. Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Localityl in the Block Locality{ in the Block Block No. E.B.No. r , Block No. E.B. No. ,.---A----:-. prom To Prom To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Coutd. (a) PYLON COLONY-Coutd. E.B. 9-(Concld.) K/99 Kfl25 (117) E.B. 13-(eoneld.) C/169 C/174 (Nil) K/9~ A (4) EI/t29 EI/900 (62) K/99 B (Nil) T/167 T/168 (8) K/I09 A 1 (Nil) T/164 (2) K/129 A 1 (Nil) TJl64 A T/164 C (Nil) K/124 A I (5) T/165 T!166 (10) K/124 B 1 (3) T 1168 A (Nil) T/168A 1 T/168 A/12 (Nil) K/I (2) E.B. 10 B/225 B/232 (39) K/I/A (Nil) B/232 A (Nil) Kl/A I KI/A 10 (Nil) B/249 B/264 (56) A/lOl A (Nil) B/281 B/298 (54) A/IOI A/I04 (8) B/313 B/320 (15) A/I07 A/122 (34) B/385 B/394 (32) Q/24 Q/25 (6) B/385 A (Nil) A/123 A/126 (21) AE/33 AE/40 (22) Q/29 (3) At/I21 A (6) A/131 A/134 (28) K/2 KilO (50) Q/22 Q/23 (8) K/IO/I (4) A/i3S A/138 (16) E/I E/96 (341) A/143 A/148 (22) K/I A K/I B (Nil) A/149 A/150 (12) El/301 (Nil) A/15S A/15S (17) A/I71 A/In (10) E.B.11 El/302 EI/476 (180) A/I77 AIl80 (7) EI/392 A (Nil) A/I87 A/I94 (18) E/476 A (Nil) A/194 A (Nil) T/161 T/163 (9) e/25 C/36 (42) B/233 B/248 (58) EI193 E/198 (21) B/265 B(384 (308) C/I03 ellos (35) T/179 T/180 (9) E.B. 14 E/199 E/240 (140) E.B. 12 A/IIlO A (Nil) BII/IOI BII/200 (305) C/121 C/126 (27) BII/ll7 A (Nil) C/156 (2) VII V/2 (Nil) C/151 T/168 B (3) C/J9 C/42 (7) C/61 C/7S (57) T/169 T/178 (41) C{60 (68) EI/639 (4) C/43 El/649 EI/658 (30) Cf37 C/38 (18) El/664 C/76 C)96 (67) E1/670 (11) CJ109 ClI20 (40) EI/671 (2) Cf127 C/132 (23) El/677 El/678 (3) CfI45 C/l50 (20) EI/681 (1) Cf133 C/144 (39) EI/685 EI/686 (2) EI/700 EI/7il2 (7) Q/I 0/21 (66) El/713 EI/723 (22) Q/26 0/27 (I) E1/725 El 1727 (6) EI/729 EI/730 (3) E.B.15 Q/28 Q/30 (8) EI/732 EI/733 (7) V/18 V/19 (5) El/735 EI/737 (14) V/'9 V/16 (25) El/751 El/756 (24) V/9 A (Nil) EI/806 (4) Ell E/4 (16) EI/806 A EI/806 B (4) GIl G/12 (27) B/399/S F/1 F/6 (21) K/19S A K/195 E (11) G/I3 G/lb (13) B/395 B/396 (8) F/7 F/14 (14) AE/I AE/3/1 (9) V/20 V/21 (4) B.B. 13 D/l 0/48 (187) E/5 E/6(4) D/159 D/166 (28) G/I7 A (Nil) C/115 C{l80 A (Nil) G/17 G/18 (10) C/I69 A (Nil) A/189 A (2) SQ/l SQ/12 (39) AE/3 (Nill C/67 Cf68 (10) DEI/A (Nil) TC/15/1 TC/15/12 (Nil) V/2IA (Nil) 216 Statement showing the luri8diction of Enumerators' Block' in the Urban Areas of MirJlalguda To/uk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ~ ,... Ward/ House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included Localityl in the Block Localityl in the Block Block No. B.B. No. r- -.A -:. Block No. E.B.No. ,.----A-----,. From Tit From To' (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Contd. (a) PYLON COLONY-Coneld. E.B. IS-(Cone/d.) V/9B V19Q (4) B.B. 16-(Cone/d.) K/20A K/20F (Nil) V/9S (Nil) K/20 K/27 (3) V/21B (Nil K/23A K/23C (6) V/2IBI V/21B 13 (Nil) K/24A (Nil) V/21el V/21C4 (Nil) K/33 KI33H (8) V/8A (Nil) K/27A K/27C (3) V /7 (5) K/28 K/32 (25) V/7A (Nil) K/28A K/28D (Nil) V 18 (5) K/14 K/21 (37) AE/122A (3) K/14A (2) AE/122Al (Nil) K/15A (Nil) V/3 V 16 (19) K/16A (Nil) V/S/I (7) \ K/17A (8) B/39S B/396 (8) K/21A (Nil) B/396A (Nil) K/21B (Nil) AE/I22 AE/125 (Nil) E.B. 17 M/2 M/23 (77) AE/122A (Nil) M/I3A (Nil) AE/12SA AE/1253 (Nil) M/22A (Nil) AE/123A (Nil) M/25 M/25B (Nil) AE/ZI AE/32 (41) M/27 M/30 (15) AE/2M (5) M/SI MISS (15) AE/29A (Nil) M/45 M/50 (24) K/62 K/67 (19) M/45A (Nil) K/63A (1) M/53A (Nil) K/63/1 (10) M/52A (Nil) K/66A (4) M/67A (5) AE/29A AE/29B lNil) M/56 M/Ilo (41) K/46 K/46A (13) M/43 (3) B/IOI B/I72 l26j) M/19A(Nii) M/31 M/42 (42) MI69 M/12 (19). B.B. 16 B/173 B/190 (73) M/7IA M/7]E (Nil) A/139 A/140 t5) M/74 . M/93 (52) B/191 B/2011 (~2) M/74A Mf7-lE(9} Q/26 (Nil) M/79/\ (Nil) Q/33 (4) M/83A t2) B/209 B/224 (79) M/84 (Nil) A/159 A/IM (30) M/84B (Nil) Q/34 (3) .M/90A M/90C (3) A/16S A/170 (18) M/8SA M/8SF (10) A/183 A/184 (6) M/94 MIlOS (46) A/lOS A/106 (I]) M/96A (Nil) A/]IS A/118 (25) M/99A (Nil) Q/36 (7) M/I00A (Nil) A/I27 A/130 (16) M/IOSA (Nil) A/I85 A/186 (8) MjI05B ll) A/141 A/142 (12) Q/32 (3) A/lSI A/154 (IS) Q/32A (Nil) A/I73 A/176 (II) AE/26B (Nil) A/I81 A/182 (12) M/I MIlD (2) (h) HILL COLONY E.B. 1 El/IU13 E]/1080 E.B. 3 Z/l Z/30 POll 10/76 Z/l90 Z/212 AEj74 AE/75 E.B. 2 Bll/380 Bll/387 B/779 B/790 A/329 A/330 B/863 B/868 AE/76 AE/78 E/392 EI397 BII/336 B11/35S EI/901 EI/IOI2 Z/96 Z/1l3 P/31 P/42A Z/139 Z/188 Z/213 (K. N. Hospital only) B{803 B/i12 217 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Mirya/guda Taluk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A---___-....._ II'""' Ward/ House Numbers included '" Wardl House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B.No. r ~ Block No. RB. No. ,...------.A-----., From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Contd. (b) HILL COLONY-Con/d. E.B 4 E/491 B/500 E.B. 6-(Concld.) B/659 B/672 B/517 B/526 C/JOOI CflO24 B/527 B/548 Cjl037 C/I054 B/615 B/638 Z/95 E.B. 7 B/673 B/690 Z/78 B1709 B/748 Z/67 Zm B/843 B/844 B/691 B/698 B/749 B/708 B/778 B/699 C/1055 C/J060 B/639 B/648 B/658 E/241 E/306 B/649 M/42 B/827 B/840 B/791 B/802 E.B. 8 EE/15 EE/16 E/342 E/359 E.B. .5 EE/11 EE/14 E/359A E/359D AE/79A/1 AEi79A/2 AE/4S AE/SI AE/79 AE/l!4 A/207 A/2IS AE/41 AE/47 A/30I A/30! Z/65 Z/66 A/259 A/27'!. D/1 D/4 A/325 A/32' A/303 A/304 A/311 A/31G AJ201 A/206 AI285 A/28B E/360 E/375 A/289 A/300 Z/58 Z/63 EE/17 EE/24 E/25 E/27 E/318 E/324 A/273 A/278 E/324A A/305 AI306 EI325 EI335 A/305A M/9 M/IO A/309 A/3IO E/336 E/336A A128! A/284 M/7 M/8 A/307 A/308 E/337 E/341 A/279 A/2RO M/3A AE/63 AE/67 M/3 M/6 AE/32 (Nil) 0/5 0/10 EI376 E/3R7 EI307 E/311 E/387A/l E1387A/2 O}ll DI14 Z/57 .8/312 E/317 AE/7l AE/72 M/13 Z/55 AE/l AE/6 (Vijavihlr AE/68 AE/70 cottages 7 & 81 B/505 B/516 BII/9 811/16 B/401 8/410 4 RH. 9 AE/52 AE/62A EE/3 A/219 EE/35 EE/38 A/226 E/488 E/491 A/323 A/324 EE/30 A/227 A/232 EE/492 AEf73 AE/85 EE/31 AE/8~ EE/29 M/14 M/37 E/391 B/577A B/584 E/388 A/233 Z/51 A/240 E/493 A/241 A/248 EE/32 A/319 A/322 EE/28 A/249 A/258 Z/50 A/3J7 A/328 B/435 B/440 EEm A/317 A/33l A/332 A/318 Z/45 B/441 B/464 Z/31 B/585 B/813 B/816 B/586 . B/501 B/504 B/465 B/466 Cfl025 C/I036 M/3S M/41 E.B. 6 B/411 B/434 B/467 B/490 E.B. 10 KIt K/2 B/549 B/576 K/2A/1 K/2A12 B/S87 B/614 K/3, K/4, K/4A, K/S. K/5A 218 Statement showing the JurildiClion of Enumerators' Blocks ill the Urban ATlas of Miryalguda Taluk 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 LocalityJ in the Block }I Block No. E.B. No. -".. Block No. E.B. No. ,..-----..A.----".. ""From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Contd (b) HILL COLONY-Conrd. £.B. 10-(Concld.) K/6 E.B. 12-(Concld.) , D/2001 0/2012 KI7 K/21 EI20D7 E/201l/1 K/21A K/22 E/2011/2, Ej2012, E/2012A/l, K/23, K/23A, K/23J3, K/23C, K123D E/2012A/3, E/2012A/2 K/23E, K/23F A/551 A/551A K/24 K/29 B/2067 B/2068 K129A. K/30 to K/32, K/32A, K/33. B11/2014 BII/2020 K/33A BJlI2020A/I K/34 K/36 Bll/20Z0/All, BI1/2020/8 K/36A/1, K/36A/2, KI37, K/37A/I, E/2044 E/2045 K/37 Aj2,K/38,K/38A,K/39 to KJ4IA E/2045 K/42 K/4SA E/2001 E/2006 K/46, K/46A K/46B, K/46C, K/460 0/20]3 D/2018/1 C/43 \ C/66 0/2018/2 0/2019/1 K/46E, K/47, K/47A. K/48, K/49, 0/2019/2 D/2020 K/50, K/50A. K/50B, K/S1 to K/55, 0/2021 D/2024 K/55A, K/55B. K/55C, KI550, AI519 AIS24 K/55E, K/56, K/56A, K/56B, K/56C, K/56D,K/57 K/65 K/65A K/6SC B.B.13 A/519A{1 A/S1913 B/~45 B/858 A/531A A/S31 B/841 B/842 A/S32 A/S07A BlI/300 Bll/335 A/507B K,66 K/75 A/507 A/5IS K/75A K/75B A/S07B/2 A/507Cjl K/75C K/76 A/507Cf2 A/SOIA/I K/77 K/77A A/501A/2 A/SOIB K/77B A/SOIC A/SOlD £.B.ll P/1 P!7 A/501E A1501F/1 Pj7A A/501F!;! A/SOlG P/S PIli, PIllA A/501H A/SOl/l P/12 P/19, P/19A A/SOI/I/I A/SOlJ/2 PI20 P/28 A/501K A/SOIL P/28A, P/28B, P/29, P/30, P/30A, A/50IM/l A/SOIM/2 P/30B A/SOIM/3 A/501N BII/356 B11/379 A/SOI/O A/SOIP/1 B/859 B/862 A/50IP/2 A/SOIP/3 B(862A, B/861A, B/861B. B/861C A/SOIP/4 A/SOIPIS Bll(388 BII/399 A/501Q A/501R E/398 E(4U A/SOl AjS06 E/4I1A A/52SA/I A/52SA/2 E(412 E/429 A!525 A/530 EI429A D/2025 D/2030 E/430 E/433 D/2037A/l DJ2037A/2 E/433A 0/2037 E/434 E/451 Bll/2001 B11/2012 B/451A E/451B F/2001 F/2.00IA E/452 E/47S F/2002 F/2006 E/475A E/2013 E/2013A E/476 E/487 E/20138, E}l014 to E/2024 B{494 E/499 D/203S 0/2051 B/2081 B{2082 E.B. 12 B(2001 B/2014 E/2041 E/2043 BI2015/1 B/2015/3 E/2043A, E/2035 to E/2040, E/2040/1. BI2016 B}2089 to B.'2092, B/2092A B/2039 B/2040 C/2021 C{2026 B(2017 B/2017A' B/2077 B/2080 B/2020 B/2038 B/20<;9 B{2102 B/2017B B/2093 B/2094 B/2018 B/2019 8/2069 B/2072 B/2065 B/2066 B/2097 B/2098 B/2041 B/2064 B/2073 B/2076 A{327, A/328, A/328A 8/2083 B/2088 C/2013 C/2018 B/2088A C/2001 C/2011. CJ2019 A/54] A/SSO Cj2020 C/2020A B/209S DIleN' • 219 Statement showing the Jurildiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Miryalguda Ta/uk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r ~ .- Ward) House Numbrrs included Wardl House Numbers included ~ Locality/ in the BI(>ek Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. Block No. E.B. No. .A. r--~ r ~ From TG From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAPURI NORTH TOWN-Colic/d. (b) HILL COLONY-Concld. B.B. IJ-(Conld.) A/S33 A/542 E.B. 13-(Concld.) SE/I, SE/2, SEll/I, SB/1/2 AEII15 AE/lIB EE/I01/1, EE/I01/2, EE/102/2, BEII05 EE/102/2, EE/103/1, EE/103/2, A.EIIOl AE/110 EE/I03A/1, EE/103A{2 AEtllOA, AE/III to AE/114 D/2031 0{2033 AE/IOIA/I, AE/!OIA/2, AE/IOIA/3 D/2031A 0/203IB/l AEII01/4, AE/IOIA/5, AE/I01B, 0/2031B/2 0/2031C AE/IOIC AE/I01D D/2034 0{2036 EEII04 RO/202S RD/2034A N.B. :-(1) In a few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of different WardsrLocalities/Blocks. 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V) 10 ...., N <'l ' )971 1971 Location Name of VilI"jjle Location Name of Villaie Code No. Codo No. (I) (2) (I) (2) 177 Achampet (P. Chandempel) 68 Fal:eerpoor (P. RebalH) 139;; Achempet (P Penal) 136 Pakeerpoor (Ouggyal) 40 Amloor 151 An~jpur 16 Gadyagowraram 2 Anthampet 193 Gagillapoor 130 Azampur 111 Gangarajpalle 33 Ganiupalle 202 Bachapoor 190 Gazinagar 94 Banda Timmapoor 52 Ghanpalle 2.~ Bhatlapalle 103 Ghanpoor 26 Bheemanpallo . 63 Ghatlamallepalle 48 Bheemanpalle lOS Ghatnemlipur m Bogguldona 13 Godkondla 161 Bollanpalle 113 Gomadka 44 Bollaram (P. Koppal) 176 Goneboi npalle 199 Bollaram (P. Munga)) 174 Gonekole 29 Brahn,angouraram 125 Gottimukula l!!S Brahmanpalle SO Gudipalle 171 Burhanpoor 96 Gummedavalli 169 Gundala Tlpparthlvanipa!ta 32 Chamalpalle 173 Gundlapalle 41 Cham laid 183 Guntipalle 178 Chendempet 38 GlIrrampode 135 Chennamnenipalle 146 Chennaram ISO Humanthalpa!l. 39 Chepoor 78 Hydlapoor 172 Cherkupalle 100 Chilkamarri 153 rddampall. 142 Chinna Ad$arlapaJle 9 Indurthi ]20 Chinagummadam 6S Chintagudem 137 Cbinta Kuntla 5' Junuthla SI Chinthapalle Chitryal 196 204 Kacharajpalle Chittampahad 72 185 Kacharam 53 Kacharam (P. Koppal) 28 Darnera 97 Kalwapallc 164 DasaranernlepooT 180 Kamadenigowraram 201 Dasariapallc 165 Kamepallc IlS9 Deverakonda 167 Kanapoor 91 Devathpalle 160 Kandukoor' 141 Doniyala 119 Kannapur 128 DU8iyaia 51 Kesamnenipallo 70 Kethepalle (P. Pasnor) 116 Eleshwaram 133 KetbepalJe (P. Perval) 20) Elmalmanda 206 Khamoalpallc 235 236 DEVARAKONDA TALUK (Contd.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village L~tio.n Naoie of Villa,t '-:ode No, Code No. (I) (Z) (1) (2) 1 Khudabakashpalle 195 Neradisam 170 Khutubshapoor 27 Neradlapalle 83 Kokkirayalagouraram 117 Nidigal 144 Kolmanthalpahad 163 Kommepalle 186 Konda Bheemanpalle 61 Qutlapalle (P. Kamepalle) 143 Konda Mallepalle 123 ()utlapalle (p, Chendampet) 36 Kondapoor 22 Kondoor 161 Padmatpalle 43 Koppole 95 Pag:iipalle ]32 Kothapalle 54 Pallepahad 46 Kothlapoor 98 Palwai lI5 Krishnapur 57 ParlapalJe 112 Kudthipaya 89 Pasnoor 31 Kundel~ Tirmnl!lirl 102 Pedda Adsarlapalle 17 Kurmai \, J21 Peddagummadam 20 Kurmapalle 131 Pedda Mungal 30 Peddapoor 187 Penchikalpahad 6 Lenkalpalle 140 Pendlipakla 134 Pervai I04 Madhapur 106 Pinnavoora W3 Madhawaram 34 Pochampalle 192 Madmadka 208 Pogilla ]5 Madnapoor 184 Polepalle Gannerlapalle 56 Mailapur 14 Polepalle Ramnagar 5)1 Makkapalle 108 Polepalle Sinsaram . 74 Mallaprajpal10 49 Polkampalle 1~9 Mallapuram 107 Pothnoor 149 Mallareddipalle 109 Pulicherla 21 Mallepalle (Patti Kalval(unhi) 23 Marriguda 159 RahmanthapOof 126 Medawaram 114 Rayawaram 69 Medlavai 67 Reballi 7 Metichandapur 200 Rekulgadda 179 Moddundla :ro7 Rekulavalyam 62 Mobamadapur 101 RoolJakaJ 41 Mosangi 148 Mudiguooa 16 Sakaisereplill. 35 Mulkaipalle 76 Samalwari LiDlJOtam 197 Murpunothula S Sarampet 92 MustipaUe 147 Serepal!e 188 Mynarnpalle 06 ~hagazipoor 1St Shakavalli 90 Sbarbhapuc 4!1 Nadikuda 93 Shunkbhata 71 Nampall. 156 Sinarajpalle 5 Namapoof 3 Somarajluda JlO Nambapoor ttl SultaopoOf 82 Nasarlapall. 9\1 Surepalle '81 Nelvalpallo 118 SlIrya~pe' 237 DEYARAKONPN TALUK (Cone/d.) 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Na.Dle of Villa. 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(I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2J 13S Abdullanagar 130 Jagathpalle 67 Pedda Kandukur 53 Alair 105 Jainepalle 143 Pedda Rcvulpalle 131 Alinagar 41 Jala 51 Patelguda 60 Ammanabole 86 JaJalpur 150 Penchikalpahad 147 Anajipur 129 Jalalpur 126 Pillaipalle 111 Anantharam 99 Jameelpet 1211 Pochampalle 125 Anantharam (Maktha) 141 Jampalle ~I Pyararam 116 Annampatla 74 langampalle 91' Jiyapalle 132 Juiur 122 Raghavapur 102 Bagadam 30 Raghunathpur 149 Bagath Bhongir 120 Rahimkhanguda 54 Bahadurpet 27 Kacharam 153 Raigiri 84 Bandakadipalle 33 Kalvapaile 36 Rainkunta 160 Bandasamaram 51} KammepalJe 38 Rajapet 32 Basantapur 136 Kapraipalle IUO Rajraopet 73 Baswapur J52 Kesaram 151 Ramachandrapllr 35 Begumpet 49 Kolanpak 68 Ramajipet 110 Bhongir 56 KoHur 88 Ramalingamp~ lie 117 Bibinagar 22 Komatikunta 13~ Ramalingampalle 165 Bollcpalle 17 Konapur 90 Rangapur 115 Bommaipalle 104 Kondamadllgll IlK Rang?pur 91 Bommala Ramllram 12 Kont1~pur 146 Ravipahad 45 I{ondllgula 15~ Kunoor 134 Revanpalle 5 Boy:wpal 'e 42 Kurraram 123 RudrllVeJli 121 Brahmanapalle 76 RlIstaplIr 43 BlIrgupalle "~ Lakshmakkapallc 2R Sadllvelli i4 Challur 164 Madaram 25 Saidapur IS') Chandllp~tla 6 MadhaplIram 57 ShahraJpet 7'1 Cheekatimamidi ]03 MahadevplIr 40 Singaram 15'\ Cheemalkonda 1}3 Mals]reddipalle HO Solipet 10 Chinna Lakshmapur '.12 Mallyala 82 Somajipalle t>6 Chinna "-andllkur 'I Malkapur 47 Somar:;m 14.t Chinna Revulpalle 24 M,llIapur 13 Sri n ivasapur ! Chinna Parvathapur 20 Mannewari Turkapalle 50 Srinivasapllram 155 Choliair 55 Manthapuri 140 Surep:lIJe 78 Marriyal iVIa,alpet Dathaipalle 20 19 157 Mastyalapalle 112 Tajpur Datharpalle 72 l\latuor 52 Tangtoor 7 Dharm,lram 61 IVI aqdoompalle 167 Teklilasomaram Deshmukhi 145 127 106 Medipalle 2 1 himmapur 65 Dilawarpur 75 lhi1l1mapuT 31 Doodivenkatapur 63 Moolakodur 133 Muktapur 85 Thumukllnta 8 Mulkalapalle 97 Tirumalagiri ~3 .M unnerabad 14 1 irumalapur 16 Gandamalla Tukkapur 161 Ghousenagar 95 ]\1ylara1l1 as 58 Golamkonda Gopalpur 11 Vasalmarri 3 4 Nagaipalle Gouraipalle 15 Veerareddipalle 29 96 Nuginenipalle Gousekonda 15~ Veeravelli 137 166 Naglreddlpalle 113 Gudur 23 Velpuballi 71 Gundlapalle 163 Nandanarn 21 Venkatapur Gurraldandu 37 Narsapur 62 Vertoor 142 101 Nemergomla 46 Nemla 94 Hajipur 107 Wadaparthi Hanmapur 69 Wangapalle 108 Padmati Sornaram Hussainabad 119 109 114 Pagidipalle 77 PaJlepahad 70 Yadagiripalle IS Ibrahimpur 39 Pllmkunta '67 YavapuJ 64 Ikkurthi 44 Parupalle 124 Yellkriyal Pedda Parvathapur 162 YerrambaJli l~9 [ndriyal 89 259 260 -..... 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""" t .. . ~ EJ ..! iii g, iii i«I ~ «I - «I ~ ._ i!: ~ c:Il .. == N ~ :I «I «I 0 >0 '- :I ~u-=-08 - 'O~ , E- 1971 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF ANDHRA PRADESH (All the Census Publications of Andhra Pradesh will bear Series No.2) CENTRAL PUBLICATIONS PART I-A General Report PART I-B Detailed Analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural and Migration Patterns PART I-C Subsidiary Tables . 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Hyderabad SWARAJ BoOK DEPOT, Khairtabad, Ilyderabad SRISAILA BOOK COMMISSION AGENTS, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad ASIA LAWBoOK HOUSE, Behind High Court Building. Hyderabad HINDUSTAN DIARY PUBLISHERS, .Secunderabad Mufassa} BOOK AND REVlEW CENTRE, Vijayawada TRIVENI PUBLISHERS, MachiJipatnam M. SESHACHALAM & COMPANY, Macbilipatnam Othel' States ACCOUNT TEST INSTITUTE, Egmore, Madras FlRldA K. L. MUKHOPADHYAY. Book Sellers & Publishers, CalCutta ERRATA NALGONDA DISTRICT Page No. Reference Column No. Fo, Read (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 14 Alphabetical List I 182 Khazeeramaram 183 Khazeeramaram 36 Viilage Directory 1-18 118 Suryapet-Urban Area 128 Suryapet (Rural) (Suryapel Town) Particulars are not avai:able 39 Alphabetical List 1-2 103 Nandibanda 103 Kandibanda 39 t, 46 Nedaram Deleted 42 Village Directory" 2 46 Nedaram 46 Medaram 126 Nalgonda Taluk T 3S 7,805 7,855 126 .. U 3S 2,303 2,903 128 L. C. 7'6 Shaligouraram 10 276 246 J28 L. C. III Chittaloor 10 469 439 128 to 16 665 655 128 L. C. 93 Gudiwada 10 271 251 128 L C. 94 Palem 10 18" 164 129 L. C. ~6 Kadaparthi 10 7Z 172 129 L. C. 98 Chervuannaram 10 220 190 129 L. C. lC5 Bollepalle 10 51 141 129 L. C. 107 Kattangoor 10 237 230 129 L. C. J 10 Pamungundla 10 131 )01 13.f L. C. 136, 140, 142, 146, II FigUreS} 148, 150, 151, 154. deleted 159 and 161 12 Figures , 137 L. C. 172 Mushampalle 22 3 2 139 L. C. 176 Rasoolpuram 38 1e9 209 140 L. C. 208, 209 & 210 II & 12 Figures deleted 144 NaJgonda Town (M) 3 4.93 147 Ward 6 - E.B. 37 24 1 148 Nalgonda Town (M) 31 1,306 1,309 152 Sur),apet Taluk U 4 3,766 ,/ 3,726 152 U 7 17,309 11,551 )54 " R 21 4,470 4,070 159 L. C. '31 Kesaram 9 203 209 J73 Ward3 Total 33 113 133 204 L. C. 92 Peroor 8 1,005 2,005 210 L. C. 136 Kalvapalle 8 676 376 231 Hill Colony E.B._7 28 I 24' L. C 98 Palwai 5 418 413 273 L C. J37 Gousekonda 26 B