CENSUS OF 1991

SERIES - 23

TAMIL NADU

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

MADURAI

PART XII A

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

K.SAMPATH KUMAR OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS TAMILNADU

CONTENTS Page No. Foreward vii - ix Preface xi - xv District Map Important Statistics of the District xvi - xvii

An.alytical Note:- i. Census concepts, Rural and Urban areas, census houses/ households, Scheduled castes/ Scheduled Tribes, Main workers, Marginal workers & Non-workers etc. 1 - 2

ii. History of the District Census Handbook including scope of village and town directory. 3-7

iii. District - An outline, Introduction, brief history, jurisdiction changes, physical changes, forestry, hills, soils, minerals and mining, rivers, electricity and power, land and land use pattern, agriculture, irrigation, animal husbandry, fisheries, industry, transport and communication, climate and rainfall. education, health, social and cultural events, places of tourist importance and other facilities. 9 - 22

iv. Brief analysis of the village / town directory data based on inset tables. 23 - 35

PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECI10N I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY 37

Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory. .'39

1. C.D. Block 41 i. Alphabetica11ist of villages 43 ii. Village Directory Statement 44 - 45 2. UUamapalaiyam C.D. Block 47 i. Alphabetical list of villages 49 ii. Village Directory Statement SO - 51 3. KambamC.D. Block 53 i. Alphabetical list of villages 55 ii. Village Directory Statement 56 - 57 4. C.D. Block 59 i. Alphabetical list of villages 61 ii. Village Directory Statement 61 - 62 5. C.D. Block 65 i. Alphabetical list of villages 67 ii. Village Directory Statement 68 - 71

iii Page No. 6. C.D. Block 73 i. Alphabetical list of villages 75 ii. Villa~e Directory Statement 76 - 77 7. C.D. Block 79 1. Alphabetical list of villages 81 ii. Vi11age Directory Statement 82 - 85

8. Kadamalaikundru-Myladumparai C.D. Block 87 i. Alphabetical list of villages 89 ii. Village Directory Statement 90 - 91 9. C.D. Block 93 i. Alphabetical list of villages 95 ii. Village Directory Statement 96 - 99 10. Chellampatti C.D. Block 101 i. Alphabetical list of villages 103 ii. Village Directory Statement 104 - 109 11. C.D. Block 111 i. Alphabetical list of villages 113 ii. Village Directory Statement 114 - 119 12. C.D. Block 121 i. Alphabetical list of villages 123 ii. Village Directory Statement 124 - 129

13. A1an.~ananur C.D. Block 131 i. Alphabetical list of villages 133 ii. Village Directory Statement 134 - 141 14. C.D. Block 143 i. Alphabetical list of villages 145 ii. Village Directory Statement 146 - 153 15. KottampaW C.D. Block 155 1. Alphabetical list of villages 157 U. Village Directory Statement 158 - 163 16. Madurai West C.D. Block 165' i. Alphabetical Jist of villages 167 - 169 ii. Village Directory Statement 170 - 179 17. Madurai East C.D. Block 181 i. Alphabetic-allist of villages 183 - 185 ii. Village Directory Statement 186 - 197 18. Tirupparangunram C.D. Block 199 i. Alphabetical list of villages 201 - 203 Ii. Village Directory Statement 204 - 211 19. Tirumangalam C.D. Block 213 i. Alphabetical list of villages 215 ii. Village Directory Statement 216 - 223 20. Kallikudi C.D. Block 225 i. Alphabetical list of villages 227 ii. Village Directory Statement 228 - 233 21. T. Kallupatti C.D. Block 235 i. Alphabetical list of villages 237 ii. Village Directory Statement 238 - 243

iv Annexure-I Statement showing the C.D. Blocks coming under each taluks 245 Appendix-I C.D. Block abstract of educational. medical and other amenities. 246 - 251 Appendix-II Land utilisation data in respect of Non-municipal towns (Census towns) 252 Appendix-III C.D. Block wise list of villages where no amenities are available. 253 Appendix-IV List of villages according to the Proportion of SC/ST to the total population by ranges. 254 - 267

SECDON II- TOWN DIRECTORY 269 Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 270 - 271

Statement -1 Status and Growth History 272 - 275 Statement -II Physical aspects and location of towns. 1989 276 - 279 Statement- III Municipal Finance. 1988-89 280 - 283 Statement - IV Civic and other Amenities. 1989 284 - 287 Statement - IV-A Civic and other Amenities in notified slums. 1989 288 - 303 Statement - V Medical. Educational and Recreational Cultural Facilities. 1989 304 - 309 Statement - VI Trade. Commerce. Industry and Banking, 1989 310 - 313 Appendix Towns shoWing their outgrowth with population. 314

v

FOREWORD

Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations / modifications after each decennial census. This is the most valuable district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Government/ Union Territory adlninistration. It inter-alia provides datal information on some of the basic demographic and socio-economic characteristics and on availability of certain important civic amenities/ facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.

The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (Wardwise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and town Directories and Part­ B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States I Union Territory's due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981 some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (wardwise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto / town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity. were brought together in the village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referrent Village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to Ineet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time during 1981 Census in the village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible Villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, vii keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV -A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on civic and other amenities were reported for the slums, of class I and class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population apd another on adult literacy classes/ centres were added in Statement IV and V respectively.

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial claSSification of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In additiorr to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterates at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.

One of the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Community Development Blocklevel presentation of data in the villaga Directory and PCA instead of the traditional Tehsil/Taluk/PS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of village directory and PCA data at C.D. Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C.D. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory /PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each Village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government/ Union Territory administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Shri. K. Sampath Kumar, Director of Census Operations', on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M. Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of information/ data and for preparation of viii analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro­ level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Cen;:;us Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the SOCial Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M.K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General {S.S.}. This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh. Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N .S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.

New Delhi A.R. Nanda June 11, 1992 Registrar General. India

ix

PREFACE

The District Census Hand Book is the most useful publication for the pUblic. social workers, researchers, academicians, administrators, local bodies and the government officials for various official and non-official purposes. It gives data for the village/panchayat at the lowest level to the district level including panchayat union/taluk covering demographic, social, economic and cultural aspects. There had been an endeavour to make it as comprehensive as possible, to provide data on various aspects since its inception. The Registrar General, India, in his foreword has kindly traced out the improvements brought out from time to time since 1961 to the latest 1991 Census while the history of the District Census Handbook in this State is narrated in the Introductory chapter to this volume.

The District Census Handbook is a joint venture of the Census Organisation and the State . The scope of District Census Handbook has been widely increased and restructured in 1981 to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs Programmes of the Planning Commission. Broadly keeping up the 1981 main structure, the formats of the Primary Census Abstract have been restructured slightly for the benefit of data users. The nine-fold industrial classification of main-workers as done at the 1961 and 1971 Censuses has been revived instead of the four-fold classification of the 1981 Census. Population in the age-group 0-6 by sex has been given in order to enable computation of realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years are treated as illiterates. One of the most important innovations of the 1991 Census is the presentation of data at the Community Development Block/ Panchayat Union level to help planners for the level of formulation of micro­ level developmental plans at the lowest administrative unit. In this State for development planning the lowest administrative unit is the 'Panchayat Union' This time. for the benefit of data users the village Directory and PCA data on the magnetic tapes/floppies from the published records, the Computer Code as well as the Manual Code of 1991 Census and the corresponding location code of 1981 Census are given.

The District Census Handbooks are now being published in two parts - Part-A - Village & Town Directory and Pard-B - Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract. The two parts are being published in one volume as part A & B for smaller districts.

Part-A deals with a brief description of the district - its major characteristics in relation to the economic resources like forestry, agriculture, industries, SOCial, cultural, religious and historical aspects

xi apart from certain basic amenities like drinking water, education, medical, post and telegraphs, market day(s), communitions, etc., and if any of these facilities are not available to any village, distance range of the nearest place from where it is available; power supply, approach to the village, nearest town to the village, health and family planning centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village are presented. Information on approach to village is also provided to identify inaccessible villages in the district. The exhaustive data on infra-structure in relation to amenities available to the villages and land-use pattern are meant to meet the requirements of . Micro-level' local area development planning at the lowest administrative unit viz., C.D. Block/Panchayat Union. This is tl.le reason why this time data are being published C.D. Block /Panchayat Union level - at level instead of the traditional taluk level.

In the Town Directory, information on class of town, area of the town, number of households. population and growth rate of population of the town at each Census from 1901 to 1991, sex-ratio at the 1971, 1981 and 1991 Censuses, physical aspects of rainfall and minimum and maximum temperatures recorded, distance from State District headquarters, nearest city. communication facilities like railway station. bus-route, inland navigation, Municipal finance, civic and other amenities like protected water supply, electric connections by type, fire fighting service, road length by type, system of sewerage, number of latrines by type, total population and SC & ST popUlation, medical, educational facilities by type, recreational and cultural facilities like stadia, cinema. drama. community hall, public libraries and reading rooms, adult literacy classes/ centres, working women's hostels, three important commodities manufactured. exported and imported: a special table on civic and other amenities available in notified slums in Class-I and Class-II towns have been included with a view to ascertain the availability of basic amenities and to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs Programme.

Part-B: deals with the Primary Census Abstract for all the villages in rural areas and ward wise for urban areas. This time the PCA data like Village and Town Directory data are arranged in C.D. Block/Panchayat Uionwise giving area of the Village (in hectares), area of town (in Sq,Km.). number of occupied residential houses, households, population by sex scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population, literates, main workers and their ditribution into nine industrial categories (as against the four industrial categories published in 1981), marginal workers, non-workers, and population in the age group 0-6 by sex.

Further, if a village is covering more than one Panchayat, break up figures for each segment of the village forming different Panchayat also are given.

xii It is hoped that with the modif~cations now brought out in the Village Directory, Town Directory and P~A data at the level of C.D. Block/ Panchayat Unionwise would go a long way in helping the planners to chalk out more effective developmental programmes at micro-level for local area developmental plans.

In the process of collection of data of this volume, various State and Central Government Departments have extended their kind co-operation particularly with regard to infra-structural amenities for Part-A - Village and Town Directory. history and general features of the district, etc., I convey my grateful thanks to all of them. The PCA data presented in Part-B of this volume were collected during the Census operations in February­ March, 1991 the reference date during.

I remain grateful to the Director of Census Operations, Shri K. Sampath Kumar, who closely guided us in every aspect of this work. He had been a source of strength and inspiration for us. We owe a deep sense of gratitude to him for his kindness in dealing with our practical difficulties, his patient advice and formula of solutions for even small problems. which we brought to his attention.

I wish to record my deep sense of gratitude to (late) Shri M. Thangaraju. Joint Director of Census Operations and Shri Ch. Purnachandra Rao, Deputy Director of Census Operations for overall direction and gUidance to bring out this publication. I use this opportunity to mention my special thanks to Shri N.Manjini Assistant Director of Census Operations for scrutinising the draft report and presenting the data with meticulous care and accuracy. I am also thankful to Shri S.P. Grover, Joint Director of Census operations and Shri Phool Singh, Deputy Director of Census Operations who have also prOVided overall gUidance and supervision during their tenure in this regard.

Apart from that Shri Gummodi Bapuji in-charge of DCH Section took a meticulous care to arrange this volume in a systematic manner with the help of his colleagues S/Shri A.V. Raman, K. Sambamoorthy, P.G. Sankaran, Investigators,and Sri M. Thangavelu, Statistical Assistant and other section officials. The preparation of maps included in this volume were done under the supervision of Shri Jogesh Das, Senior Geographer.

In the compilation and processing of Village Directory and Town Directory data, was ably assisted by Smt. R. Rani bai and Smt. A.M. Mangayarkarasi, Investigators and their assistants respectively while Sri R. Sundaraman, Statistical Assistant, is chiefly responsible for preparing the analytical notes, inset tables, draft writeups and arrangement of the matter in order.

xiii The peA data for the district were processed at the Regional Tabulation Office, Madurai, under the supervision of Sri K. Govindarajan, Regional Deputy Director of Census Operations, assisted by Shri. K. Jagannivasan, Investigator, Sri R. Sundararaman, S. Balasubramaniam, Kum. S. PhilOlnin. Statistical Assistants who were deputed from this Directorate to the Regional Tabulation Office, Madurai.

Finalisation of PCA data ( Panchayat Unionwise) and prOViding computer codes for villages were attended Sri. R. Lakshminarayanan and Snlt. M.V. Rajalakshmi, Investigators and staff of the Census Section. The district and taluk maps in this publication give the administrative units upto village level. the location of towns and Cities, communication facilities. etc. This time in the taluk map. the boundary of each of the C.D.Block units, namely, 'Panchayat Unions' have been shown separately to synchronise with the presentation of data Panchayat Unionwise.

I convey my grateful thanks to Shri A.R. Nanda, I.A.S., Registrar General and Census COinmissioner. India for the valuable gUidance and advice I received from him throughout. I am thankful to Sri N. Rama Rao, Deputy Registrar General (C&T) who has been a sour:ce of strength and constant help and guidance on all technical matters like a 'Ready Reckoner'. I also thank Dr. K.P. lttaman, former Deputy Registrar, General (SOCial Studies) and Sri. M.M. Dua, Joint Director, for planning, designing and co-ordinating the formats. I thank Sri M.K. Jain. Deputy Registrar General (S.S.) and Sri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director, Sri N.S. Soanl. Assistant Director and his staff for scrutinising and approving the first volume () so that it could fit in. in the all India pattern from uniformity point of view in the presentation of data and other iteins. My thanks are also due to Dr. B.K. Roy, Former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and Mrs. Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General (Map) for providing technical gUidance in the preparation of maps.

The data eniry of the Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract in the computer had been done at the National Informatics Centre{NIC) at Madras. in the shortest possible time. My sincere thanks in this regard are to Shri M. Mohan. Technical Director and Shri A. N. Sridhar. SCientific Officer of the NIC. Madras.

I have great pleasure in acknowledging the able assistance rendered by the following offiCials of my office in the preparation of this volume.

Madras M. NAGAPPAN Date: 19.04.96 Deputy Direclor of Census Operations. TamilNadu.

xiv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1. DRAFTING Sri R. Sundararaman Statistical Assistant.

2. Compilation of Village &: Town Directory Data A. VILLAGE DIRECTORY Smt R. Rani Bai Investigator SnIt K.M. Maheswari Statistical Assistant Sri P.G. Sankaran Statistical Assistant

B. TOWN DIRECTORY Smt. A.M. Mangayarkarasi Investigator Smt. S.P. Kanchanamals Statistical Assistant Sri. A. Radhakrishnan Computor Sri. S.Shantha Computor Sri. R. Saroj a bai Computor Sri . K. Kalavathy Computor

3. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Sri R. Lakshminarayanan Investigator Smt M.V. Rajalakshmi Investigator Sri A. Guruswamy Statistical Assistant Sri R. Prakash Statistical Assistant Smt P. Meera Computor

4. CARTOGRAPHY Sri R. Joseph Cartographer Sri A. Rajamani Map drawing Assistant Sri N. Chandran Senior Artist Sri E.S Jayamohan Artist

5. DATA ENTRY Sri S. Munuswamy Data Entry ope rater Sri R. Sripathy Data Entry operater Sri V. Vellingiri Data Entry operater Sri S.R. Ravi Data Entry operater

xv IMPORTANT STATISTICS

Tamil Nadu

Population Total P: 55.858.946 3.449.662 M: 28.298.975 1.756.351 F: 27.559,971 1,693,311

Rural P: 36.781,354 1.907.539 M: 18,567,717 968.309 F: 18,213,637 939,230

Urban P: 19,077,592 1.542,123 M: 9,731.258 788.042 F: 9,346,334 754.081

Decennial Population growth rate 1981-1991 15.39 16.09 Area (sq.kms) 130,058.00 6565.00 Density of population (per sq.kms) 429 525 Sex Ratio (No. of females per 1000 males) 974 964

Literacy Rate (Excluding Children in the Age !2:roup 0-6) P: 62.66 66.41 M: 73.75 77.74 F: 51.33 54.74

Percentage of Urban population to total population 34.15 44.70

Percentage to total population

(i) Main workers P: 40.81 42.17 M: 56.10 55.59 F: 25.13 28.26

(ii) Marginal workers P: 2.50 1.82 M: 0.29 0.19 F: 4.76 3.51

(iii) Non-workers P: 56.69 56.01 M: 43.61 44.22 F: 70.11 68.23

Break-up Main workers: Percentage among main workers

(il Cultivators P: 24.84 17.17 M: 26.55 18.14 F: 20.92 15.19

(ii) Agricultural Labourers P: 34.64 43.74 M: 26.28 33.43 F: 53.79 64.78

(iii) Livestock. Forestry. Fishing. Hunting and Plantations. Orchards and allied activities P: 2.03 0.91 M: 2.10 0.99 F: 1.87 0.73 xvi (iv) Mining and P: 0.30 0.27 Quarrying M: 0.36 0.26 F: 0.17 0.29

(v)(a) Manufacturing. Processing. Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry P: 3.52 1.35 M: 2.82 1.18 F: 5.14 1.72

(v(b) Manufacturing. Processing. Servicing and Repairs in other than Household IndustIy P: 10.51 9.47 M: 12.50 11.84 F: 5.92 4.64

(vi) Constructions P: 2.15 1.98 M: 2.78 2.67 F: 0.71 0.57

(vii) Trade and P: 8.68 11.27 Commerce M: 11.40 15.39 F: 2.45 2.87

(viii) Transport. Storage and Communications P: 3.09 3.39 M: 4.29 4.91 F: 0.34 0.28

(ix) Other Services P: 10.24 10.45 M: 10.92 11.19 F: 8.69 8.93

Percentage of Scheduled Caste population to total population P: 19.18 14.60 M: 19.13 14.55 F: 19.22 14.64

Percentage of Scheduled Tribe to total population P: 1.03 0.37 M: 1.04 0.38 F: 1.02 0.36

Number of occupied residential houses 12.413,282 772,676

Number of villages Total 16.780 718 In habited 15,822 668 Un-inhabited 958 50

Number of Towns 469 24

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o (f) -t ::0 c=; -t ANALITICAL NOTE Census concepts Rural and Urban areas It is customary to classify a place as rural or urban campuses, port areas. Military camps,etc., etc., in everv Census and present data separately for would have come up around a city or town but rural ;nd urban areas. Urban areas which are falling out side the statutory limits of the city or specifically defined for Census purposes are town. They may be lying inside the boundaries of a determined on the basis of certain demographic and village or villages which are contiguous to the economic criteria. The rest are ~reated as rural city/town. These villages could not be treated as a :lS. At the 1991 Census, the same criteria urban as they do not satisfy the urban criteria. But a .... '1ted for determining the urban areas at the at the same time the colonies etc., mentioned above 1981 Census have been continued. The urban areas deserve to be treated as an integrated urban area. of 1991 census are: Therefore, all such owns together with their urban outgrowth will have to be treated as one urban unit {al All places with a Municipality, Corporation and called urban Agglomeration. As no outgrowth or Cantonment board or Notified townarea, (OG) as defined above, has been recognised in committee, etc. Tamil Nadu, all the constituent units of urban (b) All other areas which satisfied the following agglomerations are also independent urban units or criteria: towns in the State. (i) A minimum population of 5,000 (iil At least 75 per cent of male main Census House workers engaged in non-agricultural and allied activities: A Census house is a building or part of a (iii) A population density of at least 400 per building having a separate main entrance from the sq. km. (or one thousand per squaremile) road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as aseparate unit. It may be occupied or The above definition adopted for both 1981 and vacant. It may be used for residential or non­ 1991 Censuses varies slightly from those of 1961 residential purposes or both. and 1971 Censuses. In the 1!il61 and 1971 Censuses, the male population engaged in the Household activities of fishing, logging etc., were treated as engaged in non-agricultural pursuites and hence A household is a group of persons, who have been taken into account with those engaged in commonly live together and would take their meals non-agricultural pursuits for applying the test of from common kitchen, unless the exigencies of work the 75 per cent non-agricultural workers criteria. prevented any of them from doing so. There may be But in the 1981 Census as well as in the 1991 a household of persons related by blood or a Census, they have been treated on par with household of unrelated persons or having a ID.il: of agricultural activities for applying the test for this both. Examples of households with unrelated criterion. Prior to the 1981 Census, certain places members are boarding houses, messes, hostels, with less than 5,000 population were treated as residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. urban areas on the basis of certain These are called institutional Households. considerationlike density, social and historical importance etc., at the discretion of the Director Scheduled Castes I Scheduled Tribes of Census Operations in consultation with the State Government. On the other hand, the tests on For the enumeration of Scheduled Castes and demographic and economic criteria were strictly Scheduled Tribes in census, the names of Scheduled applied at the 1981 and 1991 Censuses and no area Castes and Scheduled Tribes as recognised in Tamil 'was classified as urban area on other Nadu based on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled considerations. Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act of 1976 (Central Act,108 of 1976) was followed. The enumerators Urban Agglomeration were instructed to record a person as belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe provided the This concept was adopted for the first time in the name· given by the person was found in the list 1971 Census and continued in the 1981'nd 1991 supplied to them. censuses also. An Urban Agglomeration is a continuous urban Literates spread constituting a city or town and its adjoining urban outgrowths (OG) or two or more physically A literate is defined as "a person who can both contiguous towns together with continuous well read and write with understanding in any recognised urban outgrowths, if any, of such towns. language". A person who could merely read but In certain cases, large housing colonies, University cannot write, is not a literate. It is not necessary 1 that a person, to be considered as a literate, must Constructions, (VU.) Trade and Commerce, (VIII.) have rece!ved any formal education or have passed Transport, Storage and Communications, (lX.) any minimum educational standard. In the 1991 Other Services. The definitions of these nine Census, all children of the age of Six years or less industrial categories of workers are as given below: are treated as illiterates whereasin the 1981 Census all children of the age of Four years or less were treated as illiterates. I. Cultivators (C)

Definition of work For the purpose of census, a person is considered as Cultivator if he/she is engaged in cultivation of Work may be defined as participation in any land, owned or taken on lease from Government or economically productive activity. Such from private persons or institutions for payment in participation may be physical or mental in nature. money, kind or share. Cultivation includes Work involves not only actual work but also supervision or direction or cultivation. effective supervision and direction of work. It also includes unpaid work on farm or in family II. Agricultural Labourer (AL) enterprise. A person who works on another person's land for Main workers and Marginal workers wages in money, kind or share should be regarded as agricultural labourer. He/she has no risk in the The dichotomy of worker and non-worker of cultivation, but helshe merely works on another 1961 and 1971 censuses had been dropped and the person's land for wages. An agricultural labourer trichotomy of main worker, marginal worker and has no right of lease or cont,ract on land on which non-worker was introduced in the 1981 Census and he/she works. this has been continued in the 1991 Census also. A worker was identified with reference to a reference m. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, period preceding the census. The reference period Hunting and Plantations, Orchards prescribed was one year preceding the date of and allied activities enumeration. Certain types of work such as agriculture, household industries, like gur making Persons who were reported as w~rkers in etc. were carried on, either throughout the year or Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and only during certain seasons Of part of the year, Plantations, Orchards and allied activit\es are depending on the local circumstances. In such treated as workers under this category. cases what we were concerned with was the broad time spent during the agricultural season preceding IV. Mining and Quarrying the enumeration. Workers can be full-time workers or marginal workers. If a person had done any Persons who were reported as workers in Mining work during the reference period and if he had and Quarrying are treated as workers under this worked for the major part of the year, i.e., if he had category. worked for 183 days or more, he was considered to be a full-time worker (Main Worker). If a person V(a). Manufacturing,Processing, Servicing had done any work during the reference period and if he had not worked for the major part of the year, and Repairs in Household industry i.e., if he had work~d for less than 183 days, he was Household industry is defined as an Industry considered to be a marginal worker. Persons who conducted by the head of the household himself I had not participated in any economic activity even for a day during the last one year preceding the day herself andlor by the members of the Household at home or within the 'village in case of rural areas of enumeration were considered as non-workers. and within the precincts of the house only in the - All the main workers had been classified under case of Urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in one of the four main categories in the 1981 Census, household industry should consist of members of while in 1991 Census, they have been classified the household including the head.. The household under one of the nine industrial categories as was industry should not be run on the scale of a done in 1971 Census. They are (I.) Cultivators (C), registered factory which would qualify to be (lI.) Agricultural Labourers (AL) (lIl.) Live Stock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, registered under the Indian Factories Act. Mere Orchar

VII. Trade and Commerce After the 1971 Census also, the publication of the series of District Census Handbook was Persons engaged in work such as wholesale or continued. The publication of the 1971 District retail business or trade were treated as workers in Census Handbook was in three parts, viz., Part-A, this category. Part-B and Part-C. Part-A relating to Village and Town Directory. Part-B relating to Village and VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications Townwise Primaiy census Abstract and Part-C comprising District Census Tables and certain Persons who were reported as drivers, administrative statistical tables conductors, technicians, fitters, welders and other The tradition of bringin~ out the Census communications workers were treated as workers Handbook was continued by the State Government under this category. during the 1981 Census also. In this series some individual feature besides restructuring of the IX. Other services formats of the Village Directory had been adopted bearing in mind the requirements of data for the Persons engaged in services other than those socio economic programmes of the Government. The mentioned in I to VIII categorie$ fall under in any comparability of data with the 1971 Census data of the above I to VIII categories are treated as those had also been kept in view. engaged in other services. The present 1991 District Census Handbook will Non-workers be published in two parts viz., Part-A - Village and Town Directory and Part·B - Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract. All persons who have not been treated as workers i.e., persons who have not worked any time Scope of Village and Town Directory at all during the reference period of one year Statements and Primary Census Abstract preceding the data of enumeration have been considered as non-workers. Thus, non-workers The District Census Handbooks are the only cover all persons who are engaged in unpaid publications which incorporate the data down to the household duties and who do no other work or have level' of a village and level of a town which are not done any work at all during the last one year, constantly referred to by the data users. full time students and children attending school, all dependents such as infants or children not The Village lJirectory Statements gives the list attending school or a person ·permanently disabled of villages by C.D.Block and for each village the from work because of illness or old age, persons area, No of households and population, availability retired from service or rentiers, beggars, vagrants of amenities and land use. The information on etc., convicts in jails or inmates of a penal, mental amenities available in the village includes or charitable institution and all other non-workers educational, medical, drinking water, post and not falling under any of the above categories. telegraph, market, raiVroad or other communication facilities and power supply. Land History of the District Census Handbook use is shown as area under forests, irrigation, unirrigated land, culturable waste and area not After the Census of 1951, the Government of available for cultivation. India offered to handover to the State Government the Census tables and other data prepared during the Census and suggested that they might be Appendix . I gives C.D.Blockwise abstract of published along with any other useful information educational, medical and other amenities available relating to each district as separate volume. The 3 viz., the number of villages having various levels Agglomeration may be explained as follows: "It and types of educational institutions such as middle must form a continuous urban spread constituting a schools, adult literacy centers, etc., various types of town and its adjoining urban outgrowth or two or medical institutions such as dispensari~, primary more physically contiuguous towns together with health centres, maternity and child welfare centres, continuous well recognised urban outgrowth, if any, family planning centres, community health workers of such towns". etc. and the number of such institutions, various types of drinking water sources, such as tap, well, Un Urban Agglomeration includes two or more tank, tube well, river, fountain, canal, etc. post and independent census towns. The names of the telegraph offices, bus-stops, railway-station, power TownslUrban Agglomeration have been arranged in supply, etc. and also the number of villages not the alphabetical order. The particulars of the having such amenities. individual town which constitutes one of the units of Appendix - II gives for each non-municipal town agglomeration have not been furnished separately (Census Towns) the area under forest, irrigated and because the particulars have already been unirrigated land, culturable waste (including furnished, where they occur together under the gauchar and groves) and area not available for name of agglomeration. The following remarks have cultivation. been given against such town within brackets: " (See the name of the main town of the Appendix - III is only the list of villages where agglomeration) " no amenities relating to education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, communication, By adoption of this method, the reader can get power supply and market/hat and public health an idea of the particulars of the urban facilities etc. are available. agglomeration in total and also separately.

Statement I: Status and Grow+.h History Appendix - IV gives the list of villages according to the proportion of SC/ST to the total population by This statement provides some basio, data based ranges. Part-A of the Appendix gives the villages on the Primary Census Abstract for the towns and according to the proportion of SC population. The urban agglomerations of 1991 Census. For information is presented by the ranges viz. 0 - 5, 6 - analysing the town directory data at the S\ate level 10, 11 - 15, 16 - 20, 21 - 30 and 31 + percent and and All India levels some new columns have been above, and Part - B according to the proportion of introduced in the 1981 census. The new items are:­ ST population ranges viz. a - 5, 6 - 15, 16 - 25, 26 - Class of town, area, number of households, 35,36 - 50 and 51 + percent and above. population and growth rate at each census since 1901, density and sex ratio at the 1971, 1981, and The Town Directory gives important and very 1991 censuses are also provided in this statement. useful information like civic and other amenities At the 1991 census, a new item - the name of available in all the towns in the district, statutorily C.D.Block is also provided in the statement. notified as well as non-municipal or census towns. The details relating to each of the towns have been Class of the towns are presented according to the presented in seven statements viz. Statements I to 1991 census population of the town as follows: VI and IV - A. In all the statements except IV - A, the towns are arranged in the alphabetical order for Population Class the district. The Town Directory does not cover strictly military areas. It may, however, cover 100,000 and above I cantonment areas but not strictly military or 50,000 to 99,999 II military establishments within the cantonment 20,000 to 49,999 III which are required to be left out. However, basic 10,000 to 19,999 IV statistics of the cantonment as a whole have been 5,000 to 9,999 V provided. In the Town Directory, codes have been Below 5,000 VI given for the data on amenities and civic administration for want of space. The relevant explantaions for the codes adopted have been given in the beginning of the Town Directory Statements. Location Code Number for Towns

The concept of urban agglomeration was To distiriguish the town from the village, the introduced for the first time in 1971 replacing the Location Code Numbers for Towns have been given concept of town group' of 1961. The concept of in Roman Numerals and these numbers have been Urban Agglomeration has been continued at the assigned in a continuous order for the district as a 1981 and 1991 censuses also. An Urban whole. In the present 1991 Census, name of

4 C.D.Block has been included with a view to locate in the towns based on 1991 census population data. the town in the appropriate C.D.Block. In this statement, information on road length, system of sewerage, number of latrines, method of Statement II: Physical aspects and Location of disposal of night soil, protected water supply Towns, 1989 (source of suWly, system of storage with capacity) and fire fighting service are also collected from the Under physical aspects, annual rainfall and Municipal Commissioners and Panchayat Union temperature particulars are furnished. These Commissioners. particulars were obtained from the Commissioner of statistics, Tamil Nadu, Madras. If the information Electrification is not available for any particular town, the nearest town for which it is available is given. For Col.(9), In this column (col - 15, col- 19) electrification nearest city with population of one lakh and more is particulars were obtained from the Tamil Nadu furnished according to 1991 census. For the other Electricity Board through the Municipal columns, figures obtained from the Minicpal Commissioners and Panchayat Union commissi­ Commissioner and Panchayat Union oners. The details are furnished below: Commissioners are given. The zero within brackets in columns, 10 and 11 denotes that the referrent i) Domestic connections town itself is enjoying road transport facilities. In column 12, name of the navigable river/canal and This refers to the number of services given to its distance is indicated as follows: "Cauvery (R) -5". house for domestic purposes like fans, lighting, etc. In this case, 5 is the distance in kms., of the navigable river Cauvery from the referrent town. ii) Industrial connections In brackets 'R' for river and 'C' for canal have been given. This refers to the number of services effected to L.T. (Low Tension) Industries such as workshop, Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1988·89 flour mills, oil mills, grinding machines, cotton ginning and engineering industries etc. The civic administration status of the town, the receipt through tax, properties and powers, iii) Commercial connections Government grants, loans, advances and other sources and the expenditure on general This refers to the service given to shops, administration, public safety, public health, public business houses, public institutions like offices, works, public institutions and other public services schools and commercial establishments. are given in this statement. The sources of the receipts and expenditure are furnished in terms of ivY Road lighting points rupees in hundreds. This refers to the number of points of street Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1989 lights which are maintained by the board and for which consumption charges are paid to the board by The civic and other amenities existing in the respective local bodies. For some panchayats, the towns as in the town 1989 are given. The data were number of services effected alone has been obtained from the Municipal Commissioners and furnished under street lights and not the points. Panchayat Union Commissioners of the concerned towns. v) Other connections

Column - 3: Civic administrative status This refers to the number of services effected for agricultural purposes, huts, public water supply It is also a new column introduced in 1981 to systems, cottage industries etc. facilitate analysis during the 1981 Census Statement IV·A: Civic and other amenities, Column - 4: Population notified slums, 1989

It is also a new column introduced in 981 to This is a new statement on civic and other measure the amenities in respect of population. amenities in the notified or recognised slums of Class I and II towns introduced during 1981 census. Column- 5: Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Generally in cities or towns having slums, the local Tribe population authority such as Municipality or Municipal Corporation or even the Development Authority It is introduced to know, the size of the notified the recognised slums. Such notifications are . population of the weaker sections of the community

5 linked up with the availability of funds from the Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and Statement Government for slum clearance. Banking in 1989

Name of the 'slum and the details of the area. In this statement, Trade, Commerce, Industry population, length of the paved roads, system of and Banking facilities in the town as in 1989 are sewerage, number of different type~ of latrines and furnished. Banking partICulars were obtained from method of disposal of night soil etc. are given in thi~ the Reserve Bank of India. The information on statement. number of agricultural and non-agricultural credit societies were collected from the Registrar of Co- Statement V: Medical, Educational, Recreational operative Societies through the Municipal and Cultural facilities, 1989 Commissioners and Panchayat Union Commissioners of the concerned towns, In this statement, medical, educational. recreational and cultural facilities of the towns as in Scope of Primary Census Abstract 1989 are furnished. The data for educational and medical facilities were obtained from the Municipal The Primary Census Abstract as it is called, Commissioners and Panchayat Union Commiss­ presents basic data for each village or segment of a JOners for the concerned towns, and from the village (in cases where such village segments form Director of Secondary Education and Director of different panchayats) in the "Villagewise Primar.v Public Health respectively. In medical facilities Census Abstract" and for each ward/division of a columns. the number of Hospitals/Dispensaries T.B. town in the "Urban Primary Census Abstract". The clinics etc, and number of beds in medical format of the Primary Census Abstract for the institutions etc. are furnished, villages and towns in 1'991 has been slightly modified as compared to the 1981 Primary CensuR Under educational facllities columns, the number Abstract. of Arts/Science/Commerce collages. Medical colleges, Engineering colleges and Polytechnics were The Primary Census Abstract gives the details on obtained from the State Education Departments are area. number of occupied residential" houses. furnished. number of households, total population; population in the age-group 0-6, SC/ST population, literates. Column 10: Recognised shorthand. total main workers, distribution of main workers bv typewriting and other vocational training nine industrrial categories, marginal workers and institutions non-workers in respect of each unit with male. female breakup. In 1981, the main workers wert' Particula rs were obtained from the District classified in to four categories whereas in the 1991 IndustrIes Officers and Directorate of Employment Census they are classified into nine industrial and Traming. The term, recognised refers to categories as in 1961 and 1971 censuses. For thE' mstitutes rE'cognised by some statutory authority first time in this Census, the population in the age like Educatlon Department, Commerce Department, group 0-6 with sex breakup presented in PCA in LabOllr n"'p'lrtment ef(', of the Government or hy order to arrive at the effective literacy rate, after SemI-Government or autonomous budies. public excluding such persons as all the persons below Hector [n'o]eet etc . sev~n vears are treated as illiterat in this census. The u;banJvillage Pnmarv Census Abstract gives Column 16: Number of working women's this information for each village and each urban hostel with number of seats ward. Till 1981 Census. the Primary Census Abstract was presented for each taluk and for each This IS a new column introduced during the 1981 town in a district. But, in the 1991 cenuss, thE' census. Consequent on the increase in the Primary Census Abstract for each CD Block is employment. of women in urban areas the housing presented for the first time in the Indian Census. need of working women has been considered as an Besides these, separate Primary Census Abstract for important subject for study, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes which contain similar details as those in the PCA for ClOema In column l~ refer only to the permanent general population are presented for District/ cinema theaters and do not include the touring CommunityDevelopmentBlocklUAiCitylTown. cinema. With a view to enable data users to derive tht:­ Column 19: CommunJty Halls have been added figures for Panchayat the data are presented for in thi::. \,uiumn as tht:y an~ fast b!::wming a common segments of villages also. Wherever such segments feature of the urban land scope. constitute different Panchayat, the segment wise data have to be used separately or added with the data of $ome other segment so as to derive 6 panchayat data. For example a revenue vIllage compared with the maps presented in 1971 and bearing L.C.No 9 constitute two different 1981 Dlstrict Census Handbook, some panchayats, the figures are given separately for Improvements have been effected in the maps each portion of the village constituting the presented in this volume. All towns are shown in the panchayats against L.C.No 9 alb and 9 bib. The total district and taluk maps with shading screens and figures for the entire revenue village can be arrived also sphereH aecording to the population size of at by adding the figures given against both the towns. segments viz. 9 alb and 9 bib. If, instead, the panchayat figures are required, the data for the Area figures concerned village segment or segments relating to the panchayats concerned are to be addedup to In the DIStrict Primary Census Abstract. the area arrive at the total figures for the respective figures are given in square kilometers for total, panchayats. An appendix presented in the case of rural and urban areas. In the villagewise Primary the Urban Primary Census Abstract and it gives CenslIs Abstract the area figures for each revenue 1991 population, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled village are gIven in hectares upto two decimals. The Tribes population for each enumerator block of tht' area figues for each town is given in Sq.Km in the town. This may be useful for admmistratlvP Urban Primary Census Abstract. In the District purposes and such data are also required by urban Primary Census Abstract the area figures of the planners and researchers for conducting special distrIct total represent the "Geographical Area" studies in selected blocks. figures supplied by the Surveyor General of India. Figures for urban areas and villages are thos£' Mode of presentation supplied by the local bodies and revenue authorities. At the beginning. the District Primary Census respectively. The to'tal of the urban (area) of a Abstract containing data for District and C.D.Blocks district has been arrived at by adding the urban (for TotaL Rural Urban areas) as also towns under area figures of each town within the district. Area each C.D.Block and at the end all the towns/U.As in figures for the rural areas of the district are derived the district are presented. In 1991 Census, the by subtracting the urban area figures tram the total C.D.Blocks is the main unit of presentation of data area of the di;;trict. The area figures of each instead of taluk which was the main unit till 1981 C.D.Block represent the area figures that are Census. The District PCA is followed by alpheaetical published in the concerned departmental list of villages for each C.D.Block in the district. publication of the State Government. The area This is followed by Village/Urban PCA. In the figures of the C.D.Blocks will not add up to the Villllgl"/1Trhnn PC A, datn for the first C.D.Block for district area figures because, the C.D.Block area total. rural and urban areas separately, followed by figures represent the "Land use" area, while those of data for villages and census towns falling under the district represent "Geographical Area", supplied each C.D.Block are presented. Thereafter, similar py the Surveyor General of India. The total of the data for secund. third and subsequent C.D.Blocks in village areas given in the VillagelUrban Primary the district are presented. At the end of the last Census Abstract may not tally with the rural area of C.D.Block. thE' Urban peA containing data at ward the C.D.Block gi~en, as the C.D.Block area figures level for all the towns and cities besides the data for include hills. forests, rivers etc.whereas the village UAs are presented. In an appendix to the Urban area may not include the same. blockwise peA. the population and Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes figures for each One sq.km consist of 100 heatul"es. Enumerator's Block of every tOWn/city in the district are given. After the appendix to Urban PCA, the It is hoped that the pattern of presentation of Talukwise PCA containing data for the District and basic census particulars for each district as each taluk in t.he district with Total, Rural and explained above and adopted in this volume would Urban breakup is presented, as such data are also be found convenient by data users. sought after. This is followed by two annexures. Annexure-I contains Details of Community Part-A DeV81opi11ellt Blocks faUing under each taluk and Brief analysis of the Village and Town Annexure-II contains names of the villages/segment Directory Data based on Inset Tables. of villages constituting each town in the district. A brief analysis relating to certain vital Maps population characteristics is made utilising the information Collected in the Village and Town Apart from the District Map given as Directory. A number of tables have been designed frontispiece, maps for each taluks showmg the for this purpose. The tables are generated at the villages their 1991 Location Code numbers and their District/Community Development block level for the boundaries are presented. The boundaries of the rural areas and in regard to urban areas, townwis€' C.D.Blocks falling in the taluks are also shown. As particulars are presented. 7

MADURAI DISTRICT

INTRODUCTION Athens of the East Cradle of . It always had and still has the greatest Madurai, probably over 2500 years old, attraction of foreigners. is lhe oldest city in Tamil Nadu and a well known premier pilgrim centre today. The term From all the available evidences Madurai is derived from the Tamil word Madurai appears to have been rllied by the 'Madhuram' means sweetness. The Madurai Pandyas from the time immemorial. The S1 halapllranas state that when King 'Pandiya and their capital Madurai are Kulasekhra Pandya first built the city. God mentioned in many early Indian works and sprinkled the whole twon with drops of sweet Puranas thus pointing to the antiquity of nedar (amrtam) shaken from his locks, to Madurai and the Pandiyan dynasty. Further purify and bless the city. Hence the city came it is stated that Goddess as the to known as Madurai. Pandya Princess had ruled over Madurai. Madurai is one of the few cities to have Madurai is also known as Kudal enjoyed a continuous history. Forty nine because the city was built at the confluences famons Pandian Kings were said to have ruled of the . The city was also called over Madurai. Nanmaddkkudal or the duster of four towers. Opcc whell Vanlna tried to destroy the It is referred to in the Ramayana and P:mdyan capital Madurai by means of a in Kautilya's Arthashastra, Foreign travellers delugE' oCrain and God Sundaresvara sent four like Megal thenes (~02 B.C.) Pliny (77 A.D.) clouds and prote('ted the city from destruction. and Ptolemy (140 A.D.) referred "Modoura, the The city IS also known as Kadambavana Kingdom of thf" P;:lndian Pandiya rule over Ksetra. Kannipuram, Sivanagaram, Madurai dn'w La ~w end around 1310 AD. Dvadasan t alam. This time Malik Kafur raided Madurai and established military rule over Madurai which BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT lasted up to 48 years. Many temples were destroyed. But Meenakshi temple itself was The history ofMadurai city as religious closed down for long years. In1377 Kumara c('ntre c;oes back to since when Meenakshi­ Kampena, the son of Bukhadeva of Hambi Sllndn'svara temple, one of the oldest invades over south area, defied muslim institution has had a coeval history and invaders and established Nayalc rule over remains Important ever even after the so Madurai. Thirumalai Nayak, the popular King many rulers have disappeared. The legendary of Nayak rulers, renovated Meenakshi temple, ongin of the temple leads one to the discovery built Nayak Place in the year 1636 with the hy Indra of the Swayambhu Linga and help of an Italian Architect and expanded installed in the Indravimana by Him. At this Madurai city. Nayak rule over Madurai was spot, tIl(:' Panclian monarch, Kulasekhara built weak after the death ofTirumalai Nayak. Then a great temple and after dearing the forest, Queen Mangamma, a brave lady rnled lIt' ('rea ted a lotus shaped city around the Madurai for 17 years. Few years later temple. The temple is dedicated 10 both Maratha rulers tried to rule Madurai and they Meenakshi, the lovely consort of Lord Siva were ineffective because British and French and Lord Siva. Sri Meenakshi Snndareswar people laid their foot steps strongly in the temple is at the centre of the town and has region. In 1 y81, the British rulers appointed also been supported by averse in "Paripadal" their representatives to look after Madurai. legend attributes the construction of the tpmple and town. There are 12 temple towers In 1804, Mr.George Procter, the first (Gopura). The outer towers are the land Collector of Madurai was appointed by the marks of Madurai. In this temple city Lord East India Company after the Nawab of Arcot Siva enacted his 64 'Thiruvilaiyadals'. The gave Madurai in 1801. Madurai district and last of three Tamil Sangam fl011rised here 2000 surrounding areas remained under the rule years ago. Maclurai is also called as the of the Britishers for about 150 years. The

9 rising of nationalism in India with popular care to drive away drought by making the movement started by Mahatma Gandhi, the people to choose alternative employment to for father ofLhe Nation such as Non co-operation their livelihood. and other movements like Home rule a'n'd Khilapat movements etc" arose the patriotic feeling among the people of Madurai. They PHYSICAL ASPECTS started to assert their rights in social, economic and political spheres, It resulted in Madurai district is extended to an area the country's attainment of Independence in of 6766.85 sq.kms. and is bounded by 1947. Anna district in the north, Pasumpon Muthuramalinga Thevar district in the east, JURISDICTIONAL CHANGES Karnarajar district in the south and Kerala State in the west. In the Independence India, Madurai is one of the major district of Tamil Nadu State, The district lies between 9 0 30" and IOn During middle of 19th Century Madurai and 50" Northern Latitude and between 77° 10' and Dindigul remained as separate entities. In the 78° 30 of Eastern Longitude. There are 3 year 1889, came out as a separate Revenue divisions, 9 Taluks, 21 Panchayat taluk from the then Periyakulam and Unions, 7 Municipalities and one Corporation. taluks. Again Nilakkottai was separated as a taluk from Dindigu1. Till middle of 1985 , The distrkt can be physiographically Madurai district consists of 13 taluks viz. divided into the following three natural Palani, Vedasandur, Nattam, Dindigul, divisions. Kodaikkanal, , Periyakulam, Nilakkottai, Melur. lJsilampatti, 1. Thirumangalam, Usilampatti taluks Thirumangalam. Madurai (North), Madurai in the South, a plain of black cotton soil area (South). Again Madurai district was with scattered granite hills and little bifurcated into Madurai and Anna districts on vegetation here and there is widely mfferent 2.9.85. vide G.O.Ms.No.1255. Palani. from other parts of the district. Vedasandur, Nattam, Dindigul. Kodaikannal and Nilakkottai ialuks of Madurai district 2. The level tracts of Madurai North, were transferred to newly formed Anna Madurai South and partly District. 84 villages from Nilakkottai taluk watered by Periyar system. were also transferred to newly formed Vadipatti tal uk vide G.O.Ms.No.1253 dated 3. The down up to 2.9.85. Again 24 villages and one town from Chinnamanur in , were transferred to newly noted for its thick vegetation and watered by formed vide G.O.Ms.N0240 perennial streams from great hills on the dated 20.2.87. In the present Madurai district west. there are 9 taluks viz. Uttamapalayam, Periyakulam, Andipatti, Usilampatti, Vadipatti, Melur, Madurai (North). Madurai FORESTRY (South), and Thirumangalam tal uk. There are 15 Assembly Constituencies and two The Flora of the district is rich and Parliament Constituencies in Madurai varied. The district has trees usually found district. Presently Madurai district is famous in the southern districts of Tamil Nadu. The for its Orchards, Forest products, Handloom important tress in the district are Karu Velum weaving and Jasmine flowers. Daily Flowers (AcaCia arabica) agathi (Agathigrandi flora) Jasmine flowers are carried by flight to other Etti (staychnos hu vomica), Coconut, Palmyra, cities of India. Madurai district is wholly Jack, Mango, Guava, Murungai. Neem, attributed to agriculture as a main occupation Banian and the Arasamaram (Ficus religiosa). and it is the main reason for the stagnation in the industrial development. Now the The Fauna of the district, through hot District Industries Centre has taken utmost and so varied is none the less interesting. The

10 bison has made its home in the Kambam Valley eastern edge of Alagar malai consists of hllge and Karandamalais and Nagamalais. The stone of 80 feet height having its appearance bear is found on the Murugamalis near to the head and n(>('k of a beautiful child. Periyakulam. Elephants are frequently found through not in large numbers in the extreme SOILS south of Kambam Valley. Ordinary and black varities of monkeys are common in many More than 85 percent of the soil of the places in the district. Small game. Shipe are district is classjfj ed as red soil ( red the only birds which are found near ferruginous). The block soil (the regular) tank. Ducks are found near the predominates only in . tank of Thirumangalam and Peacocks are In Melur taluk about 99.6% is of red soil as occassionaly found near Andipatti jungles. against 0.4% of block soil. In Periyakulam it Frogs, toads. lizards', tor1oises. cobra, carpet is 91 % of red soil as against 9% blork soil and snakes are found everywhere in the district. in Thirumangalam it is 82.6% of red soil as against 17.4% of block soil. HILLS MINERALS AND MINING Nestling as the district does at foot of the it is diversified by several Mineral resource is very very limited ranges of hills, crags and rapids. A range of in Madurai district. However the Geological hills whieh runs parallel to western ghats from Survey of India (GSI) has been exploring the north to south seperates the districts from various possibilities of mineral resources in neighbouring Kerala State. The spurs ofthis the district. Lime Stone are found in Melur. range in the north are caned the Palani Hills Thirumangalam. Madurai South and which are now at Dindigul Anna district, and Usilampatti taluks. Iron Ore deposites are those in the south" the high wavy mountain" fonnd in Melur tal uk and some other parts of and the Andipatti hills. In Kambam Valley the district with laterite rocks. The best there are the Varushanad and Andipatti hills building stone found at the base of the with the Varushanad valley at their southern Thiruparakundram was llsed in there are 2 end and the village of Andipatti at their Graphite mines, one quartz a Field Spar mine, northern end. The Nagamalai which is also a Baryte mine and eighteen Lime Stone mines called as snake hill runs to within a couple of existed in the district. It is estimated by the miles of Madurai towns. The Nagamalai is so Department of Geology and Mining that named because it is long. straight ridge of deposits of about 5 lakh tones of Lime Stone. barren rock of more or less uniform height 25,000 tones of Graphite, 10,000 tones of resembling like a serpent. The eastern side baryte and 10.000 tones of Quartz are of the disrtrict the Alagarmalais which derives available in the district.. its name from famous Sri Kalla Alagar Temple situated some twelve miles from Madurai and BeSides. white granites are available consist of a ridge about ten miles in length in Melur taluk and they could be cut to and 1000 to 2637 feet height from which lesser desirable sizes and then polished for export ridges branch off in all directions forming to foreign countries. During the year 1990- fertile valley. An. another important 9,1. about 5,000 tones of Graphite having the remarkable rock is the Anaimalai, "the value of Rs. 50 lakhs, Quartz about 10,000 elephant rock". situated some tIve miles north tones worth to Rs. 50 lakhs. Lime to Stone of Madurai. It resembles colossal figure of a about 25.000 tones having value ofRs.25 lakh couchant elephant. It is a solid rock two miles were produced in the district. in length. one fourths of a mile in breadth and about 250 feet in height. A few mole hills RIVERS worth mentioned are the Skandamalai (Tiruparakundram) the holly hill four miles The river system of the district is some south of madurai. well known for its famous what complicated by the presence of several Murugan Temple. The Pasu malai (Cow hill) hills and valleys. The two important rivers in and the Somagiri, a hill four miles east of the Madurai district are Vaigai and Suruliar.

11 Both the rivers originate from the Western During the year 1990-91 there are Ghats on thf:' Cumbum Valley in Periyakulam three Hydro Electric System (Periyar Hyde} taluk. Both thee rivers run a distance of Suruliars Power House Hyde!. Vaigai Micro about 30 miles on a parallel curves and meet Hydel) are supplying electric' power in the a little south to Allinagaram. Mter joining, district. During the period 1990-91. the Vaigai becomes a deep and rapid stream generating capacity of Periyar Hydel was towards southern direction and then runs 491.44 M V Suruliar Power House was 71.861 east-northern-eastwards under the northern M V and the Vaigai Micro Hydel was 18.794 slopes of Andipatti hills and the Nagamalais. MV. Here in its ('ourse. it is joined by the Varaha nadhi (boar river) and Manjalar (yellow river) As per data available for the year 1990- which are originating from Pal ani Hills of 91. a total number of 783 villages. 47 Towns Dindigul Anna district. From here onwards and 2090 Hamlets were electrified in the Vaigai flows in south east direction through district and covers roughly 29.71 lakhs of NilakkoUai (DindiguJ district) and Madurai population. In the agricultural sector 52.841 taluks then enters into Ramanathapt'l.ram pumpsels and 755 Tube wells were energised district and finally reaches the sea. in the district. As pt;r the office of the Superintending Engineer. Madurai Electricity The characteristics of the Suruli ann distribution Circle. the total consumption of Vaigai which were dry almost all the year due power except agriculture during the period to uncertain rainfalls have been completely 1990-91 was 646 666 Kwh. The domestic changed after the construrtion of dam in the consumption was 125203 Kwh. commercial river Periyar (Kerala) initiated during 1896. (Light and Power) was 39722 Kwh. Industrial The flow of water in them is now more constant consumption at low and medium voltage (i.e.) and regular due to supply of water from Periyar. upto 650 volts occupies around 55814 Kwh. The other rivers Gundar and Kamandalanadi Industrial high tension consumption voltage drain the Thiriumangalam taluk and (i.e.) above 650 vollas was about 223327 Kwh. Tirumanimuthar and Palar drain the northern Public Lighting 1230 Kwh. Railways Traction portion of Melur taluk 1849 Kwh. Public Water Works and Sewage Pumping 18112 Kwh Miscellaneous (including ELECTRICITY AND POWER for water supply) 4933 Kwh, and the bulk sales to licences (inclLlding Municipalities and Madurai town began to receive Panchayats dealing in sale of electricity) electricity through a private firm as early as 165481 Kwh. 1910. The Electricity Department was organized in 1927. In the year 1932. the It is admitted that the credit for reorganized Electricity Department took up initiating an active policy for developing the the f'lectrifkation of some MuniCipalities and power resources of the state goes to Towns in the district by establishing Local DLC.P.Ramaswami lyer who as a member of Thermal Stations where electricity was Executive Council. did much to organize the produced with the help of oil engines. Mter Electricity Department and the credit for the completion of Scheme (1933), pushing through all the abG>ve major three Mettnr (1937) and Pappanasam Hydro Electric schemes sucessfully at Madurai district Schemes (1941). transmission lines were laid belongs to Sri Henry Howard. the Chief in the district and Hydro Electric Power Engineer for Electricily. supplied not only for domestic but also for agricultural and industrial purposes through LAND AND LAND USE PATTERN out the distrirL In the beginning the power distribution in the district is mostly in the Madurai is having a total geographical hands of Government with only a few licensed area by professional survey and as per village operators. In order to improve and extend paper is 676685 hectares. The table given electric supply especially in rural area. a below shows the classification of area during legislation has been passed by the the periods 1989-90. 1990-91 and 1991-92. Government to acquire all private as well as local authorities in the State. 12 Sl. Nature of 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 No. Utilisation Area in Percen- Area in Percen- Area in Percen- hectares tageto hectares tageto hectares tageto the the the total total total geogra- geogra- geogra- phical phical phical area area area ------

I.Forest 160653 23.7 160653 23.7 160653 23.7

2. Barren and uncultivable land 34952 5.2 34952 5.2 34952 5.2

3. Land put to non-agriculture lise 752C)5 11.1 75423 11.2 75693 11.2

4. Culturable waste 9018 1.3 9017 1.3 9047 1.3

5. Permanent pasture and other grazing lands 578 o. ] 578 o. ] 578 0.1

6. Miscellcnous tree crops and groves not included in the net area sown 1815 0.3 1469 0.2 1321 0.2

7. Current fallow 41343 6.1 66340 9.8 70640 10.5

8. Other fallow 28488 4.2 27149 4.0 33917 5.0

9. Net area sown 324543 48.0 301104 44.5 289884 42.8

10. Area sown more than once 70094 10.3 58536 8.7 40031 5.9

II. Total crcpped area 394637 58.3 359640 53.2 329915 48.7

12. Total Geo­ graphical area 676685 100.0 676685 100.0 676685 100.0

The total area sown including the area sown more than once extending to 394637 hectares during 1989-90, 359640 hectares during 1990-91, and 329915 hectares during 1991-92. The percentage of total cropped area comes aro'und 58.3, 53.2 and 48.7 respectively. Apart from this. the other major portion of the area is occupied by hills, forests and other uncultivable lands. In Madurai and Melur taluks dry crops are cultivated and in few other areas cash crops are cultivated These are the reasons that the district has never been self sufficient in rice and other food grains. The area under Food crops comes around only 259509 hectares during 1990-91 and 222773 hectares during 1991-92 as against the total area 359640 and 329915 hectares respectively. 13 AGRICULTURE sufficient in rice and other food grains. The Periyar, Periyar Vaigai, Manjalar irrigation Madurai district is known for its varied system and various other irrigation schemes climatolo~ical zones and its suitable for have, however, contributed to increses the food cultivating all types of crops. The department supply. The total area under food and non-food of Agriculture both the state level and the distrid crops cultivation in the district during the year level also, are implementing various 1990-91 is 200972 hectares and the area under development programmes to increase the food crops alone is 158307 hectares and non­ production of Agriculture crops and achive self food crops is 42665 hectares.

The area irrigated and total area cultivated under various food and non-food crop during the year 1990-91 in the district are shown below. ------

Name of Crop Area irrigated Area cultivated in hectares in hectares

------~------~------Paddy 119149 119149 Cholam 4107 26274 Cumbu 2827 12048 Maize 601 1769 Ragi 628 1619 Korra 20 1223 Varagu, Samai, Kudiraival and other cerals 22669 Greengram 2504 11284 Redgram 596 4323 Black gram 1703 6746 Other pulses 1340 14407 Chillies lO08 1008 Turmeric 27 27 , Other condiments and spiC'es 61 4305 Sugarcane 13264 13385 Onion 1085 1085 Other fruits and vegetables 9387 18188 Gingelly 1421 4760 Ground nut 16480 31026 Costar 504 866 Coconut 8310 11977 Sunflower 899 2292 Other oil seeds 147 148 Cotton 12828 33727 Tobacco 62 62 Miscellaneous non-food crops 2014 15273

Total food and non-food crops 200972 359640

------,------The table indicates that area irrigated covers 1,00,131 hectares. Out of the total for food crops covers 1,58,307 hectares and for cropped area of 3,59,640 hectares, 58536 non food crops covers 42.665 hectares only. The hectars are cropped more than once and the net total cropped area under various food crops cropped area was 3,01,104 hectares only. covers 2,59,509 hectares and the non food crops

14 The peak seasons for cultivation of Also loans and advances are liberally paddy are July-October for paddy I and distributed for the promotion of cultivation in October-November for paddy II and the the district. The unoccupied government harvestinfo( seasons are January-February lands were permitted by the authorities to be and March respectively. During this seasons used on concessional cultivation. both short term and long term crops are sown. The total production of cereals in Madurai IRRIGATION district during the year 1990-91 was 5,35,668 tons. Out of this, paddy occupies about Agriculture predominates the economy 4,44.321 tons and the average yield of paddy of the district. Due to considerable increase per hectare was around 3,723 kgs. which is in the irrigational facilities, Madurai district 895 k~s. more than the average yield of other has achieved agriculture prosperity at cereals. In the year 1990-91 tl.e total present. Suruliar and Vaigai are two production of pulses was 10,980 tones, Oil important rivers flowing through this district. Seeds 42.316 tones. Sugar Cane 1,46,082 They originate partly in the district and partly tons. Cotton 52,370 tones. In respect of Fruit in Kerala State. Strictly speaking Vaigai is production is concerned, Banana oc.cupies not a perennial river and flows fully during first place about 1,01,676 tones and they are monsoon period only. commonly grows in almost all the taluks of the district. Periyar Dam with the highest storage capacity of 278 mm has been constructed Out of the total cropped area the food across the periyar valley which supplies water crops occupies 72.2% and in this paddy to the plains of Madurai through a net work occupies 33.1 %. The no~ food crops occupies of canals. In 1958, Vaigai reservoir was 27 8% of the total cropped area and th Cotton constructed across the Vaigai river, 8 Kms Production stood first place with 9.4%. below the confluence of Suruliar with Vaigai. These are the major irrigation systems of the Apart from chemical fertilizers, the district. cattle dung. leaf manure tank silt Municipal composit and oil cakes are used as important During the year 1990-91 the Vaigai manures in the district. reservoir had the gross command area of 1.35.000 hectares and of which area irrigated The agricultural production has been was only 36, 192 hectares. The Manjalar Dam increased in the district after independence. and Periyar system are having a cross All the uncultivated lands were brought under command area of 2120.21 hectares and cultivation under the grow more food 1,58,763 hectares respectively and of which campaign programme. 1001.20 hectares and 1,56,467 hectares are irrigated respectively.

The folloWing table for the year 1990-91 clearly indicates, the main source of water supply and area irrigated in madurai district.

SL. Source of water Number Net area Gross area NO. supply irrigated in irrigated in hectares hectares

1. Canals 164 58,281 78,985 2. Tllbewell 517 2,177 2,375 3. Well used for irrigation purpose only 66,899 61,512 84,814 4. Tanks 2,423 29,261 35.079 5. Well used for domestic purpose 7,834 2,712 2,822 6. Other sources (i.e. spring channels etc.) 119 119 Total area irrigated well used for excluding domestic purpose 157,350 200,972 ------Paddy. Cholam . Cumbu, Maize, Ragi, Korra, Bengalgram, Redgram, Blackgram, Sugarcane arid Groundnut are cultivated With the help of the above mentioned irrigational facilities. 15 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY FISHERIES

Though Animal Husbandry is an allied Madurai district being a land of locked activity of agriculture. it cannot boost any good area has no source for costal fishing. However breed of cattle in the district and cattle in most Fishes of various varieties are found in rivers. of the villages of the district are generally of poor channels. tanks. lakes and reservoir of the quality. In order to encourage the breeding district. The Fisheries Department maintains better cattle the Government have taken several 2 fish farms at Vaigai and Sathiyar since measures in the district but all these measures 11. 7.62 with total water spread area of 4.040 have. however. not produced any appreciable sq.miles. The Tamil Nadu Fisheries Development results. Corporation Ltd. (TNFDC) maintains one fish farm at Manjalar with total water spread area During 1990-91. Madurai district have of9.690sq.miles. During the year 1990-91 there a total live-stock population of 10.95.781 which are 2.449 tanks in the district with fishing area consists of 5.19.185 cattle 2.37.582 sheep. of 41,275.54 hectares. Out of the 2.449 tanks. 2.74.880 Goats 392 horses and ponies. 23.909 1563 taanks are under the control of Revenue pigs. 6 mules. 5934 donkeys. 33.893 domestic Department. 91 under P.W.D .. 756 under dogs. In the same period there are two Panchyat Union and 39 under the eontrol of Government popultry farms-one is poultry Hindu Environment Board. The total inland extension centre at Karuthapuliampatti and fish production of Madurai District during the another one at Vaigaidam. The total poultry year 1991-92 comes arOLlnd 5,085 tom"s which population was more than 8.25 lakhs. was 6.1 % of the State inland Fishing. The Fish Farmers Development Agencies (F.F.D.A.J which There are three Veterinary hospitals. 46 is a prime agency for the fish production in the dispensaries. one clinician centre. one Seminar State has alone covered an area of 537.67 Bank at Tallakulam and one mobile veterinary hectares during the period 1990-91 in Madurai unit in the Madurai district. Besides there are district and the total number of beneficiaries 183 Veterinary sub-centres are functioning in for the above said period were 559 and the total the district. of which 52 under the control of fish production by them was 101.89 tones Assistant Director of Madurai. 59 under tlle having the value ofRs.9.03Iakhs. The fish seed control of Assistant Director ofThiruman~am production in induced carp spawing of Vaigai and 72 l mder the control of Uthamapalayam. centre by the department for the periods 1989- All the the three Assistant Director's work under 90. 1990-91 and 1991-92 are furnished in the the control of the Deputy Director of Animal following table. Husbandry. Madurai. Name of the centre 1989·90 1990·91 1991-92 There are 5 artificial insemination Target Target Target centres functioning in this district viz .. Achieve Achieve Achieve­ ment ment ment Madurai, Melur. Alaganallur, Usilampatti and (in lakhs) (in lakhs) (in lakhs) Anndipatti and they in tum control a total of Vaigai 130 130.50 130 122 sub-centres in the district. 9025 130 H3

In Madurai district. as on 31.3.92, there are one During 1990-91. the district has 104 Veterinary Doctors and 250 Live stock Fishermen Co-Operative Federation and 16 Inspectors in the poly clinic Veterinary hospitals Fisher Co-Operative Societies are functioning and Veterinary dispensaries. They have treated with 6.840 members. 343 indoor cases and 8,27,901 outdoor cases. More than 1,93.713 animals were inseminated INDUSTRY at all the artificial insemination centres during 1990-91 in Madurai district. A number of units Madurai city is the next major city after are working in different centres in the district Madras. The district is industrially backward. for the eradication of rinderpest diseases. A except some sporadic development in and number of co-operative institutions have been around the suburban areas of Madurai city and established and are rendering a lot of services Thirumangalam taluk. otherwise the entire for the development of live-stock in Madurai district lags behind in the industrial district. development. As the agriculture is the main 16 occupation in the district which may be the from Madurai and Pt'riyakulam areas. main reason lor the industrial backwardness. Handloom weaving is the major household Because of continuous drou~ht conditions. the industry in the district. The distrtct has a sizable people are driven to choose alternate number of Handloom Weavers Co-operrative employment 10 eke their livelihood. To eradicate Societies. Other important. household the unemployment problem the Government of industrial items are making of toys and dolls. India have also declared almost entire district processing of food articles, manufacturing of as Industrially backward under "B" and "C" safety matches and its allied articles etc .. are categories to qualify for availing capital worth to mention in the district. investment subsidy at the rate of 15% and 10% respectively as an incentive to encourage for SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES starlin.!! 01 new Industries. In Periyakulam and Anchpatti taluks. the State Government is The Government of India has set up the grantinp; 5% capital subsidy over and above Small Scale Industries Development the central investment subsidy as a special case Organisation under the control of Development to the new industries started in these taluks. Commission (S.S.I.) at Nt'w Delhi. The small After tamation of the new Madurai district the industries service institute at Madras is a wing Industries centre have prepared the second of industries Development Organisation action plan for the next five years starting from providing industrial extension services to the 1!-lR7-90. to lind out the scope of development of small scale Industries. In industrial Estate at new type of Industries suitable to the location Madurai the branch of Small Scale Industries cmd availability of the resources after consulting service institute is located. all the Panchayal Unions, Agriculture, Hort iculture and Mining and Geology It provides 1) Technical services Departments. including proper selection of machinery and equipments 2) Preparation of project report 3) In Madurai district there are 3 Conducting techno-economic survE'y 4) conventional Industrial Estates located at Availabilit.y of raw materials. marketing Madurai, and Theni. Apart from the potential of products, scope for new products above. a functional Industrial Estate exclusively and identification of items for new ancillary for Electri(' and EIE"ctronic Industries has been units and its development. The institute also established at Kappalur. About 85% of the provides training in Management DevE'lopment industries of the district are located in these course and entrepreneur development areas. Lack of entrepreneurship and limited programme. In addition to the common facilities resources are the main reasons for the non provided to SSI Uunits, the extension centre of development of Industries in the other areas of Madurai provides training facilities to the district. machinist, Tool room practice, blue print reading etc. Regional testing laboratory has The District Industries Centre provides been set up at Madurai to enable the S.S.1. units all kinds of help to the entrepreneur to' start to test their products like clay, minerals, metals, and promote the smalL tiny village and cottage oilfats, pesticides, chemical products. watE'r. industries. They also issue registration cosmetics, matches. The raw materials for the certificates to the small scale cottage and above are also being tested and quality handicrafts industries, so that these type of certificates are issued. industries can get all available assistances and incentives in this regard. The total number of small scale industrial units at. Madurai district are 5.168 There are 3 broad categories of at the end of March 1988. Out of this. industries viz .. 1) Household industries 2) Small engineering and allied industries dominate with Scale Industries 3) Medium and Large Scale 1550 industries and next COVE'rs ap:ro based IndustriE's. industries \vith 930 and the automobile ancillary industries lag very behind with only 101 HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES industries. But during the period of 90-91 the total number of industries in the dist.rict are MorE' than 35% of the urban population 5,750 engaging more than 38,020 persons with are engaged in household industry, that too, an annual turnover more than Rs.82 crores. 17 MEDIUM AND LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIES the district and neighbouring districts. A tota: of 30 Railway Stations are there in the district The total number of large and medium as per 1990-91 District Statistical Hand Book. scale industries at the end of march 1988 was The total length of railway runways extend, about 381. Out of this, food products covers 10 within the district is 165.24 Kms of Metre guage industries, textile products 15, engineering 2. and the absence of Broad guage rail line is really automobiles 2. rubber industries 3, chemical a handicap for the progress of Industrial. industries 2 and miscellaneous industries 4. Commercial and Tourist activities. Almost all RealiSing the need for the development of large the basic raw materials like Coal. Iron, and medium scale industries to wipe out the Chemicals, Graphite, Baryte, QUaIiz, Limestone. soaring unemployment problem among the rural the finished products like Handloom Towels, maSS and to meet out the long standing demand Sungadi Sarees and Agricultural products like of the district. the State and Central Government Gingelly, Cotton, Groundnllt, Chillies, have offered various c\mcessions and incentives Cardamom. Blackgram. Redgram and other to the entrepreneur such as maximum amount pulses, mango, banana, grapes are transported of loans to the net value of the assets, grants of to other districts. and state through rails. land on favourable terms and of raw materials, firewood, water or electricity at concessional In respect of vehicles a total of 24,218 rates for those who are coming forward to start vehicles have been registered upto 1990-91 new industries in the district. which includes both private and public transport vehicles of which the two wheelers account for BeSides Tamil Nadu Dairy Development 9,855, Auto-rickshaws 380, Jeeps 41, Private Corporation :::t Madurai produces all milk Motor Car 544, Taxies 90, the public service products like butter, ghee, milk powder, baby food vehicles (Buses) 118, Goods vehicles 285, etc. Industrial training institutes functioning Tractors 217 and the miscellaneous vehicles in Madurai district are giving training in variolls account 12,109. fields of the industry. Apart tram these institutes the district industries centre offers a R.A.P. Madurai has Civil Airport abou,t 10 Kms Training scheme to enhance the skill and income from the' city. Regular flights are operated of the rural artisans of the district through between Madurai and Madras, Cochin and privat~ and government institutions by . imparting training in various industries for a period of six months. Madurai district is connected by a well established network of post and Telegraph TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION offices and Telephone connections. There are 2443 letter boxes in the district. The total Head Madurai district is well served by good Post olIices in the district is 6, There are 93 transport system both for passengers and goods. tmvn sub-post otnces at Madurai district. Apart It is prOvided with a fairly developed roads and from that there are 363 sub-olIices in di1Terent rail systems connecting all the important grades allover the district and out of which 174 commercial Cf'ntres of the State and also the sub-offices have public call facilities. There are neighbouring state ofkerela. 111e total length of 6 extra departmental post olIices in the district. roads extend to 7748.9 kms. Out of this In respect of Post and Telegraph offices, there bituminous runway extends to 2488.5 kms, are 42 in the district and 6 Departmental cement concrete 57.2 kms, water bound Telegraph offices in Madurai city and one Macadam 1970.4 kms and unsurfaced road Departmental Telegraph office at Theni. 3232.8 kms. Major of the surface roads are Tt"lephone facilities are available in all the Taluk maintained by National and State Highways and Head Quaters and all most in all the towns. The other type of roads are maintained by local Madurai District Manager of Telecom is having bodies. control over 58 tekphone exchanges and sub exchanges of the district. In respect of STD With respect to rail-road transport, the facilities the Madurai city is connected with most district enjoys good transport system. Madurai of the towns in India. The total number of city. the district headquaters, known as the telephone connections in the district were temple city and a well known pilgrim centre has 33,719 up to 31-12-1990 and the number of been connected by rail with most ofthe towns of public call offices were 776. 18 CLIMAT,EAND RAINFALL 91, the district's actual maximum temperature was recorded in the range of 29.4deg C and Hot and dry climate R;enerally prevails 38.9deg C and the minimum temperature was over the dis(rkt. As the district is having hills recorded in the range of20.5deg C and 27.2deg and plains, the climate varies. During Summer C. season that is from March to July temperature is very hIgh and December to January marks As per the season and Crop Report j he Winter season in which the temperatures is published by the Agriculture Department of below the normal. Cumbam valley of the Tamil Nadu the actual rainfall of the district for Western Ghats. adjoining kerala State enjoys the period June 90 to May 91 was 733.8 for the cool climate compared to the rest oHhe district. rainy days 41.9 as against the normal rain fall of 827.], The percentage of deviation from the Madurai has two Meteorological normal rainfall was 11.3. Obst:I'vatories, one is located at and the other is in Madul'ai South. There are four district climatic seasons namely the South West Monsoon from June 90 As pf'r Madurai Airport recording to September 90, the North East Monsoon from Station report the normal annual temperature October 90 to December 90, the Winter Monsoon of (he district varies between 29.6deg C and from January 91 to Febnmry 91 and subsequent 36.3deg C as maximum temperature and transitional hot weather period upto May 91. betWeen 20.7deg C and 25.8deg C as minimum The normal and actual precipitation of dHferent It'rnpf'ralure. For the period of June 90 to May seasons for the period stated above is as follows.

Normal Actual Rainy days

1. S011th West Monsoon 250.8 179.3 12.1

2. Nor( h East Monsoon 387.3 400.8 19.7

3. Winter period 35.8 47.5 2.9

4. Hot weather period 153.2 lO6.2 7.2 ------Total 827.1 733.8 419

EDUCATION which is now known as American College and the native college also now known as Madurai The t'ducation statistics and information college was started in the year 1886. The other collectt'd in 1823 in consequence ofthe enquiry colleges had slowly come into existence in ordered by the then Governor of Madras Sir Madurai viz., the Doak College for woman in Thomas Manro show however that the Madurai 1948. Devasthanam Patasala at district was no means backward in education Madurai in 1915. Besides these institutions when compared to the other district of this state. Madurai had also a famous institute for the In 1856 the first of the schools to be opened in encouragement of Tamil learning. An overall the district were a Zillah school at Madurai and picture of education and literacy in the district a taluk school at Dindigul. These were followed ofMadurai during 1990-91 have been furnished by a taluk school at Periyakulam. The medium below. of instructions in the Zillah school was principally in English and in taluk school it was A total of 1405 Primary schools. 366 in Tamil. Besides Maintaining the Zillah and Middle Schools, 123 High Schools and 105 taluk schools, the Govemment also gave grants Higher Secondary Schools were functioning as to private schools and in 1870 there were 22 registered educational institutions in Madurai schools in the district. In this way the education district during 1990-91. Also there were 13 began to progress in Madurai. The American Teacher Training Institutions and 26 Arts and Mission had opened an college in 1913 and Science Colleges functioning in the dist.rict. In

19 respe<:'t of Professional College. concern there are from Periyar bus stand. In Tamil Nadu State. one Medic-al college. one Homeopathy college. one this is the first University which offered Engineering college t.wo Teachers college one Law correspondence course for higher education. College. one Management College and a The Open Air University was also started for Agrinlltt Ire College. The Madura! University was those who attained the age of 25 years do not started functiOning on 6.2.1966 and later it was posses prescribed qualification can continue renamed as Madurai Kamar~i University which their studies in this system. is located in Nagamalai hills about 20 Krns away

The enrolment in various type of institutions during the year 1990-91 are shown below:

S1. Type of the Institutions No.of No.of No.of No. Boys Girls Teachers

Universlty Teaching Departments 16,835 13.878 2,011

2 Research Institutions and 204 413 33 Agriculture College

3 Arts and Science Colleges 13.356 7,901 1.604

4 Medical Colleges 815 453 281

5 Engineering Colleges 1.528 463 110

6 Teachers Training Colleges 46 162 19

7 Post Graduates 1,268 846 189

8 Under Graduates 8.743 5.482 711

9 Colleges for ProJessional 157 144 14 Education (M.Phil)

10 Colleges for Special Education 442 68 22

Apart from the number of schools run tuberculosis, malaria, leprosy. influenza, hy the Department of school EdUcation. Local rheumatic fevers, dysentry, digestive diseases Bodies and Private Institutions. 20 schools are and hook worm are the most prevalent diseases nm by Adidravidar and Tribal Welfare in the district. Special attempts have been made Department. The various concessions like free to control and eradicate some of these major supply of text books. note books, slates. diseases like choleria, plaque, leprosy, uniforms, schlorship were distributed by the tuberculosis and veneral diseases etc. Further Welfare Department in order to improve the for the control of epidemic diseases a fully educational level in the district. During the equipped Public Health Laboratory at Madurai year 1990-91 there are 54 free hostels to has been opened and a free diagnostic aid has accommodate the poor 3,901 SCjSTstudents been made available to all medical practitioners. in the district. This institution is of immense help during times of epidemic. HEALTH Today the district has fully equipped with The major portion of the Madurai district Government Chiristian Mission hospitals. which experiences hot. dry variable climate and private hospitals and dispensaries managed by a scanty rainfall does not enjoy a healthy Municipal and private institutions. Of all these climate in general. In the earlier part of this medical institutions. the oldest and the biggest rentury Cholera. small pox, mycetoma. one is the Erskine Hospital at Madurai. 20 Previously it was a Government Dispensary They celebrate a numerous festivals. besides a new building was built on the Interestingly Fairs (i.e:>. a large market) are Tallakulam side in 1940 and was named as associates with festivals especiaslly in rural Erskine hospital after Lord Erskine (1934-40). areas. This hospital has various facilities like X ray therapy. Blood Bank and several special observe a variety of festivals. departments for Tuberculosis. Skin. Leprosy, The most important. of these are common to Orthopedia. Veneral disease and Dental. To almost all castes of Madurai district are the New enhance the medical facilities in Madurai Year, Vinayaka Chathurthi, Saraswathi Puja, district apart from the Government and Private Deepavali and Sankaranti or Pan~al. The hospitals. the Christian Mission opened a Sankaranti or is 1estival day, Pan~al is hospital in 1897 and 1953 all the mission offered to the sun and other Gods. The day hospitals including th(' hospitals for women and followin~ this festival is callE'd the MaUu Pangal children at Madurai were amalgamated under or the festival of the cows and Oxt'n. On this the name "The Christian Mission Hospital, day the animals are well washed and decked with flower garlands and their horns are Madurai", painted. On the next day or the day tlxed the people of village at Madurai playa During the year 1990-91 there are 65 game with a number of cattle which is called as Primary Health Centres. 483 sub-Centres and Jallikat or Jellicut which one is peculiar to this 21 Dispensaries in the district. During the saem district. A large number of crowd of spectators period, the Government hospitals in Madurai from different. parts of the state, assemble to district have 3667 beds for the retreatment of in witness the sports. In the game, those persons patients. 464 Doctors, 2974 paramedical staff who are successfully capturing the elothes tied and 1673 other workers. Number of persons to bulls, horns are declared as heroes of the hour. treated were:> 10.31.445 as ont patients and 2.50.788 as in patients. During 1990-91, the Above all Madurai Meenakshi temple private and the non aided institutions had 791 takes an important place in celebrating beds, 61 doctors, 228 paramedical staff and 265 numerous festivals and asIa attracting a large other workers. The total number of patients crowd from all over Tamil Nadu and from the treated were 2,15.521 as out patient and 22,681 parts of India. One of the famous festival which as in patknts. takes place in April/May called as Chithirai festival that is the c('llstial marriage of In the year 1954. a Medical College was Meenakshi to Sundareswarar. A Gold opened in Madurai which produces every year processional icon called Sundara rajar. the a set of doc1 ors. Apart from the:> Medical College. brother of Meenakshi is carried by devotees in the trainin.g tor midwives and other paramedical procession from Alagar Koil to Madurai for the COlu'ses are given in all Government and other wedding rituals. private tIrst class hospitals. In order to provide medical aid to rural areas. a scheme called the The famous Uoat festival is conducted in January-February in Vandiyur village Vaidya Scheme had been evolved in the Teppakulam in a colourful way to commemorate year 1949 for the enhancement of the knowledge the birth ofthe King Thirumalai Nayak who was of seleC'te:>d rural practitioners in indigenous born in Poosa Star. systems and through which they receive training for six months in First Aid, minor surgery and Fairs mostly go with festivals. These otIer prevantive medicine etc. The birth and death an opportunities to Cultivators/Farmers rates of the district were 20.6 and 7.3 per 1,000 converging from other parts of the villages to of pOpl dation and the infant mortality rate was exchange their goods. Melur takes an important 57.2 during the year 91-92. Protected drinking place in conducting. Fair, Cattle. Poultry, wate:>r is supplied in almost all towns and villages agricultural products and piece goods are the in the district. important items sold. As to the important fairs or shandries are held on every Sunday and MAJOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL EVENTS Thursday in Madurai. Every Monday in Thenur and every Friday in Appan Thimpathi-Mostly The predominate religion of southern Saturdays are chosen for conducting standies penensula Viz., . Christians and Muslims in most of the places in Madurai distrirt. are spread over the entire district of Madurai. 21 PLACES OF TOURIST IMPORTANCE Gandhi Museum, Vandiyur Kanmony tourist complex, Viraganur dam, , Megamalai, Madurai, an ancient city also known as and Kumbakkarai water falls. The temple city. The well known Meenakshiamman Periyar Wild Life Sanctuary (Thekkadi) Temple is dedicated to both Meenakshi and the Courtallum, Palani and Kodaikkanal are the Lord Siva. The temple spread over an area of places around Madurai district which attracts 847 feet length from East to West and 730 feet a large number of viSitors from Madurai and breadth from South to North. There are five other places. sabbas for Lord Natarajar, which are rare and remarkable. The temple is a superb example of OTHER FACILITIES Dravidian architecture and SCUlpture. Other important temple at Madurai, is the Koodal Regarding entertainment and Azhagar Temple an anCient shrine which has recreational facilities, during 1990-91, there Vishnu in sitting, standing and reclining were 121 permanent cinema theatres, 15 semi postures, one over the other. The Vandiyur permanent, 49 touring talkies and 3 drama Mariamman Temple at Madurai is located 5 Kms theatres at Madurai. During the period 1990- away from bus stand on the way to Rameswaram. 91 a total of 1932 radios and 787 Televisions Alagerkoil is located 21 Kms north west of were distributed through Panchayat Unions in Madurai where a Vishnu temple on a the district. picturesque wooded hill. The temple have been built by Thimmalai Nayaka and contains several During the year 1990-91 the law and life, size statues. It also contains many excellant order is ensured by 69 police stations manned sculptured pillars and well executed ('arvings of by 2467 personnel and 13 out ports manned by episodes in the various incornation of Vishnu. 104 personnel. The district head quarter police pazhamudhirsolai one of the six abodes of Lord is manned by 2,346 personnel. There are 20 Subramanya is on the same hill about 4 Kms sub-jails and one central jail in Madurai district above. A natural spring called Nuburagangai during the period 1990-91. where pilgrims bathe is located here. The Thirupparankundram Temple is located 8 Kms Several measures have been south of Maduraijunction and the temple is also undertaken in the state for adult e{iucation and one of six abodes of Lord Subramanya. Its a three years course has been drawn with the innermost shrine is cutout of a solid rock. An object of making them able to read and important village deity 'Ayyanar' attract understand the contents of a daily news paper. thousands of devotees allover Madurai district During 1990-91 there were 520 adult and the temple is located at Kochadai village. It educational centres and 15,600 persons were is believed that Wealth and Health is offered to imparted training. praying devotees. During 1990-91 the district had one The famous churches at Madurai are the district Central Library and 111 branch libraries 16th century church at Town Hall Road, Pudur with different grades. church built in 1830 and the St.Mary's church near Thirumalai Nayak Mahal which was built To cater financial needs of the people of in 1841. Madurai district. there were 250 Scheduled Banks during the period 1990-91 and among In respect of Mosques Kajimar Mosques these banks having the major branches are 40 near south gate at Madurai was a Fort Palace Canara Banks, 39 State Bank ofIndia. 26 Bank donated by Pandiya King during 14th century. ofMadurai Ltd., 22 Indian Banks and 18 Indian In Goripalayam mosque 16th century Overseas Banks. inscriptions are found. Mosque near Meessakshi Temple was built in 1811. 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-t I"l 31 Table-8 Schools per 10,000 population in towns

SI. Class, Name, and Civic No.per 10,000 population No. administration Status ofTown Higher- Second Junior Pri Second- aty/Mat- Second- mary ary I fn- riculat- aryl ter / PUC/ Ion Middle Junior College.

2 3 4 5 6

IV Andipatti- Jakkampatti (TP) 1.04 2.09 3. J3 5.74 2 III A van iapuram (TP) 0.28 0.56 0.84 2.51 3 II Bod inayakkanur (M) 0.60 1.05 2.71 4 V ChillllaAnuppanadi (VP) 1.08 3.25 5 III Chinnamanur(M) 0.57 1.13 3.11 5.93 6 111 Gudalur(TP) 0.55 0.82 1.64 3.55 7 V Harveypatti (PTS) 1.34 2.69 8 II Kambam (M) 0 ..38 0.57 1.91 3.05 9 Madurai (M.Corp) OAO 0.91 lAO 2.48 10 IV (VP) 0.71 2.13 11 III Melur(M) 0.61 L22 2.74 3.95 12 V (VP) 1.12 3.37 13 IV (TP) 0.79 3.93 14 V Peraiyuf (TP) 1.28 1.28 1.28 6.39 15 III Periyakulam (M) 0.43 0.86 5.56 11.34 16 V Samayanallur (VP) 1.29 1.29 2.58 5.16 17 11 TeniAllinagaram (M) OA5 0.45 0.61 1.36 ]8 VI Thiagarajar Colony (VP) 9.97 19.94 19 III Tirumangalam (M) 1.16 1.45 1.45 3.47 20 IV Tirunagar (TP) 1.57 3.14 3.92 9.41 21 III Tirupparangunram (TP) 0.62 1.25 1.56 3.74 22 III Usilampatti (TP) 1.14 1.14 2.65 5.30 23 III Uttamapalaiyam (TP) 0.88 1.76 3.96 6.17 24 IV Vilangudi (TP) 0.71 0.71 0.71 2.85

All Towns 0.49 0.93 1.71 3.07

Table - 8 shows townwise proportion of schools per 10,000 population in Madurai district. The district's average ratio of Higher Secondary, Secondary, Middle and Primary Schools are 0.49, 0.93, 1.71 and 3.07 respectively. The availability of Higher Secondary and Secondary Schools are highest in Tirunagar (TP) with 1.57 schools and 3.14 schools per 10,000 population respectively. While the availability of Middle and Primary schools are highest in Thiagarajarcolony (VP) itselfwith 9.97 schools and 19.94 schools per J0,000 population respectively.

32 Table-9 Number of Beds in Medical Institutions in Towns

SI. Class, Name, and Civic Number.ofbeds in Medical Institutions per 1000 population No. administration Status ofTowns

--'>... 2 3

IV Andipatti- Jakkampatti (TP) 0.42 2 III A vaniapuram (TP) 0.17 3 II Bodinayakkanur (M) 0.75 4 V ChinnaAnuppanadi (VP) 5 III Chinnamanur (M) 0.28 6 1II Gudalur (TP) 0.11 7 V Harveypatti (PTS) 8 11 Kambam(M) 1.07 9 I Madurai (M.Corp) 2.50 10 IV Melam~dai (VP) II IJI Melur(M) 1.22 12 V Othakadai (VP) 13 IV Paravai (TP) 0.31 14 V (TP) 15 III Periyakulam (M) 5.56 16 V Samayanallur (VP) 17 II Teni Allinagaram (M) 1.68 18 VI Th iagarajar Colony (VP) 19 III Tirumangalam (M) 3.21 20 IV Tirunagar (TP) 2.98 21 III Tirupparangunram (TP) 0.20 22 III Usilampatti (TP) 3.41 _.)7" III Uttamapalaiyam (TP) 1.06 24 IV Vilangudi (TP) 1.42

All Towns 2.55

Table - 9 Provides information about townwise number of beds available in Medical Institutions per 1.000 population in the district. The district's average is 2.55 beds per 1,080 population. Out of24 towns in the district. 7 towns do not have bed facilities in Medical Institutions and such a facility is highest in Periyakulanl (M) with 5.56 beds per 1,000 PQPulation followed by Usilampatti (TP) and Tirumangalam (M) with 3.41 beds and 3.21 beds per 1,000 population respectively.

33 Table--lO Proportion of Slums, population in towns

SL Class, Name, and Civic Percentage ofSlum population Densityin Slums \lo. administration to total population ofthe Town Ipt:r sq.Km) Status ofTowns *

2 3 4

I n Bodinayakkanur (M) 2.51 1835 2 II Kambam(M) 2.09 2066 3 I Madurai (M.Corp) 16.94 2455 4 II Teni AUinagaram (M) 1.80 2479

Total 10.79 2488

* For Class I and II Towns only.

Table - 10 shows proportion of slum population in Class 1and Class 11 towns of Madurai district. It is seen from the table that Madurai Municipal Corporatiom has highest proportion of slum population with 16.94 while the density is highest in Teni Allinagaram Minicipality with 2,479 persons per sq.kms. among other notified slums in Class I and Class II towns ofthe district.

34 Table-ll Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in towns

SI. Cla5s. Name and civie administration Most important commodity No 'tatus of the town Manufactured Exported Imported

IV Andipatti- Belt Jakkampatti (TP) Cloth

2 III A vaniapuram (TP) Cloth Iron Meterials Cotton yarn

3 II Bod inayakkanur (M) Manganese Coffee Wheat

4- V (VP) Aluminium Sugar utensils

5 III Chinnamanur (M) Coir Betalleaves and Betal Nuts

() III Gudalur (TP) Coir fabrics Ground Nut

"7 I V Harveypatti (PTS)

8 I! Kambam (M) Coconut Oil

9 Madurai (M.Corp) Textiles Dry Chillies Tamarine

10 IV Melamadai (VP)

11 III Melur(M)

12 V Othakodai (VP)

13 IV Paravai (TP) Match Box Matches

14 V• Poraiyur (TP)

15 III Periyakulam eM)

16 V Samayanallur (VP)

17 II -:cni Allinagaram (VP) Cotton seed Mangoes Bengalgran oil 18 VI l jliagar~jarColon:v (VP)

19 III Tirumangalam (M)

20 IV Tirunagar eTP)

21 III Tirupparangunram (TP) Grease Ground Nut Oir Biscuits Pulses 22 III Usilampatti (TP)

23 III Uttamapalaiyam (TP)

24 IV Vilangudi (TP)

Table - I I furnishes town wise most important commodity manufactured imported and exported in Madurai District and which is self explanatory.

35

PART - A Section I - Village Directory

37

Note explaining the codes used in Village Directory

NA In1ormation not available Post ~d Telegraph PO Post Office Educational TO .. Telegraph Office J' l'rimary or Secondary School PrO Post and Telegraph Office M .. Junior Secondary or Middle School Phone .. Telephone connection M Matriculation or Secondary School PUC Higher Secondary / Intermediate Communications Pre-University / Junior College BS Bus Stand C College, Any ('allege RS Railway Station {Graduate level and above} NW Naviable waterways (including river, like Arts, Science, Commerce, etc. canal, back-waters, etc.) Industrial School 'Ir .. Training School Approach to village AC Adult Literacy Class / Centre PR Pucca Road o Other educational institutions. KR Kachcha Road These includes Sanskrit Pathshala, NR Navigable River Senior Basic School, Makhtab, etc. NC Navigable Canal NW Navigable Waterway (other than Medical river or canal) H Hospital Power Supply MCW .. Maternity & Child Welfare Centre ED ElectriCity for DomestiC purpose MH Maternity Home EAG Electncity for Agriculture CWC .. Child Welfare Centre EO Electricity for other purposes like HC Health Centre industrial, commercial etc. PHC Primary Health Centre EA Electricity for all purposes listed PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre above o Others D Dispensary Irrigated by source FPC Family Planning Centre GC Government Canal TB .. T.B. Centre PC Private Canal NH Nursing Home W .. Well (without electricity) RP Registered Private Practitioner WE .. Well (witth electricity) SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner TW .. Tube Well (without electriCity) CHW .. Community Health Worker TWE .. Tube Well (with electricity) TK Tank Drinking Water R River T .. Tap L Lake W Wdl WF .. Waterfall 1K .. Tank o Others 1W .. Tube well T .. Total HP Hand pump R River F Fountain C Canal L Lake S Spring N Nallah 0 Others

39

CHINNAMANUR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

41 TAMIL NADU UTTAMAPALAIYAM TALUK MADURAI DISTRICT

KILOMETRES KODAIKANAL T ALUK 2 4 DINDlliUL-ANNA DISTRICT I I

!

PERIY AKULAM T ALUK

PANCHAYAT UNIONS (C.D.BLOCKS) A BODINAYAKKANUR B UTTAMAPALAIYAM C CHINNAMANUR D KAMBAM

KERALA j ...... ""

floundory, Stote ••.

Di."ict..

Taluk

Panchoyat Union (C.D.Block)

""oge with location Code Number ... [::= ::: 3:Q:=::: ::: J

Forest-Reserved with nelme

T a!Uk HeadqU

KERALA River and Stream ... Post Office I Post and Telegraph Office PQ/PTO

Higher Secondary School "Panchayat Union IC.D. Block) boundary eAtludes statulory lowns". Police Station PS

Hospital, Primary Heal1h Centre, Dispensary Maternity and Child Welfare Centre

Based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. @ Government of India Copyright, 1996'

22-29/DCO/TN/95-900 Copies Alphabetical List of Villages 0010: Chinnamanur CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

51. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. 23/16/1/32 23/16100 1010320 20/10/6/32 20/10/0060/0320

2. Chinnaovalapuram 23/16/1/39 23/16/0010/0390 20/10/6/39 20/10/0060/0390

3. E~akkanayackanur 23/1611140 23/16/00 10/0400 20/10/6/40 20/1 0/006010400

4. Erasakkanayackanur Hills 23/16/1/42 23116100 10/0420 20/10/6142 20/10/0060/0420

5. Kanniservaipatti 23/16/1/41 23/16/00 1010410 20/10/6/41 201 10/0060/0410

6 Kuzanur 23/1611120 23/16/00 1010200 20/10/6120 20/1010060/0200

7. Markeyankottai 2j/16/1124 23/16100 I 010240 20/10/6124 20/10/0060/0240

8. Muthulapuram 23/16/1/33 23/16/00 1010330 20/10/6/33 20/10/0060/0330

9. 23/16/1/31 23/16/00 10/0310 20/10/6/31 20/10/0060/0310

10. Pottipuram 23/16/1/16 23/161001010160 20/1016/16 20/10/0060/0160

II. Pulanandapuram 23/16/1123 23/16/00 1010230 20/10/6123 20/10/0060/0230

12. Pulikkuthi 23/1611125 23/16100 1010250 20/10/6125 20/10/0060/0250

13. Sankarapuram 23/16/1119 23/16/00 1010 190 20/10/6/19 20/10/0060/0190

14. Seepalakottai 23/1611122 23/16/00 I 0/0220 20/10/6122 20/10/0060/0220

15. Veppampatti 2311611121 23/16100 I 010210 20/10/6121 2011 0/0060/0210

43 VILLAGE AMENITIES Chinnamanur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Uttamapalaiyam 160 Pottipllral11 2170.65 8245(1901) P(7),M(I) H(I),MCW(2) T,W,TK PO -(10+) TW,HP

190 Sankarapllral11 946.20 2961 (668) P(2).M(2) MCW(l) T,W,TK PO -( 5-10) HP

200. Kllzanllr 1653.74 5813(1412) P(2 ),M( 1),H( 1) PHC(l ),RP(3) T,W PO -(5-10)

210. Veppamparti 925.58 1885 (391) pel) HC(I) T.W.HP Phone -(5-10)

220. Seepalakottai 2642.81 8605(1984) P(5),M(l) HC(2),RP(4) T.HP PO,Phone -(10+) H( 1),PUC( 1) 0(3)

230 .Pu lana_dapural11 257.70 663 (130) P(I) -(-5) TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

240. Markeyankottai 1322.45 7408(1847) P(3),M(I),H(I) MCW(I), T,W,TK,HP PO -(-5) PHC(2)

250. Pulikkuthi 492.68 2099 (502) P(1 ),M( I ),H( 1) PHC(l) T,W,TK,HP -(-5) -( -5)

310. Odaipatti 1855.13 12466 (3034) P(6),M(5),H(9) H(l ),RP(6),0(2) T,HP PO, Phone -(5-10) PUC(l)

320. Alagapuri 815 ..45 4516 (1054) P(3),M(2) MWC( 1),RP(2) T,W,TK,TW, PO -(5-10) HP

330 Muthulapuram 743.51 6392(1407) P(5),M(I) MCW(I),RP(l) T,W,TK,HP PO, Phone -(5-10) 0(2)

3

400 Erasakkanayac- 1549.57 5503 (1191) P(3),M(l) PHC(I) T,HP PO -(5-10) kanur H(l),O(J)

410 Kanniservaipatti 661.10 2585 (640) P(I ),M(I) MCW(I) T,HP PO -(5-10)

420 Erasakkanayac- CJ:J22.75 179(61) -(5- 10) -(5-l0) W -(5-10) -( -5) kanur Hills

Chinnamanur Block 27294.92 72660(17041 ) P(42),M(18),H(14) H(2),MCW(7),PHC(S) Total PUC(2),O(1) HC(4),RP(19),O(11)

44 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- fl.lea Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able 110t cations Village distance waste a~l.Iila- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- hIe for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation water way) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR,FP,KR Bod inayakanur ED,BAG T( 1323.00),W(40.00), 417.00 417.65 13.00 (15) WE(315.00),GC(963.00), TK(5.00)

BS PR,FP,KR Bodinayakanur ED,EAG T(329.00),W(60.00), 424.00 154.20 39.00 (13) WE( 130.00),GC( 137.00) TK(2.00)

BS PR Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(47S32),GC(47S32) 262.07 632.24 2SI.11 (6)

BS PR,FP,KR Chinnamanur ED,BAG T(65.S0),WE(65.S0) 489.53 353.S1 16.44 (18)

BS PR,KR Chinnamanur ED,BAG T(580.74),WE(580.74) 959.44 690.90 411.73 (11 )

-(-5) KR Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(213.63),GC( I03.69), 17.19 26.74 0.14 (3) TK(l09.94)

BS PR,KR Chinnamanur ED,BAG T(345.93),W( 10.93), 660.00 183.15 133.37 (3) WE(335.00)

BS PR,FP,KR, Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(115.S5),W(5.S5), 222.65 94.25 59.93 (5) WE(lIO.OO)

BS PR,FP Chinnamanur ED,BAG T(434.00),W(304.00), 1158.00 13.00 250.13 (8) WE(l30.00)

BS PR,FP Chinnamanur ED,BAG T(215.40),WE(215.40) 520.15 60.81 19.09 (6)

BS PR,KR Chinnamanur ED,BAG T( I 06.23)W( I 00.20), 373.62 200.21 63.45 (4) TK(6.03)

BS PR,FP Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(205.40),WE(205.40), 463.77 441.03 225.40 (8)

BS PR,FP,KR Chinnamanur EA T(261.40),WE(240.20), 1119.90 24.35 143.92 (S) TK(21.20)

BS PR,FP,KR Chinnamanur EA 17.00 T( I65.49),WE( 140.35), :1R1.08 0.63 96.90 (10) GC(25.l4) -(5-10) PR,FP,KR. Chinnamanur ED 2941.15 699.93 65.05 6216.62 (25) 2958.15 T(4840.19),W(520.98) 8168.33 3358.02 7970.23 WE(2467.89),GC(1707.15) TK(144.11) 45

UTTAMAPALAIYAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

47

Alphabetical List of Villages 0020: Uttamapalaiyam CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Cod.! Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Gokilapuram 23/1612135 23/16/0020/0350 2011016/35 20/10/0060/0350

2. Kopai East and West 2311612129 23/1610020/0290 20/10/6129 20/101006010:290

3. KombaiR.F. 23/1612127 23/16/0020/0270 20/10/6/27 20/10/006010270

4. Mallingapuram 23/1612134 23/16/0020/0340 20/10/6/34 20/10/0060/0340

5. 23/1612128 23/16/0020/0280 20/10/6/28 20/10/0060/0280

6. Royappanpatti 23/1612138 23/1610020/0380 20/10/6138 20/10/0060/0380

7. T.Meenakshipuram 23/1612126 23/16/002010260 20/10/6126 201 I 01006010260

8. 23/1612118 23/161002010180 20/10/6/18 20/ I 01006010 180

9. Thevaram Hills 23/16/2/17 23/1610020/0170 2011016/17 20/10/0060/0170

10. Uttamapalaiyam 23/16/2130 23/16/002010300 20/10/6/30 20/ I010060/0300

49 VILLAGE AMENITIES' Uttamapalaiyam Amenities available (if not available with in the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and ( in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market I holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Uttamapalaiyam 170 Thevaram Hills 1929.25 ------Un inhab ited ------

180 Thevaram 3570.96 24247 (5626) P(14),M(4),H(1) PHql ),PHS(2) T,W,TK PTO MON PUC(1),TR(I) D(5),RP(7) HP

260 T.Meenakshi 1719.26 8565 (1946) P(7),M(I) PHS(2),D(2). T.TK,HP PO -( -5) puram RP(1)

270. Kombai R.F 4286.26 ------Uninhabited ------

280. Pannaipuram 2328.92 14167 (3367) PO ),M( 1 ),H( I) PHC( I ),PHS(2) T,TK,HP PO.PTO -( -5) RP(7)

290. Kobai East 4322.34 14487 (3461) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W,TW,HP PTO DAILY and West H(I)

300. Uttamapalaiyam 1887.71 6531 (1781) P( I O),M( 5).H(2) H( I ),RP(3), T,W,TK,HP, PO,PTO DAILY PUC( I ),C( 1),O( 1) SMP( 4 ).O( 1 ) R,C

340. Mallingapuram 1241.69 4563 (1143) P(4).M(l ),H(1» PHC(I), T,TK,HP PO -(-5)

350. Gokilapuram 418.76 4070 (958) PO),M(1) PHC(l) T,TK.HP PO -( -5)

380. Royappanpatti 1014.10 12120 (2694) P( 4 ),M( I ),H(1 ) MH(2) T,W,TK,HP PO -(-5) PUC(I)

Uttamapalaiyam 22719.25 88750 (20976) P( 44},M(15), H(1),MH(2}, Block Total H(7),PUC(3), PHC(4),PHS(6) C(1),TR(l), D(7),RP(18),SMP(4),O(1) 0(1)

50 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (indud- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 I I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) ------Un inhab ited ------

BS PR,KR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(2000.00),W(30.00), 777.62 395.54 397.80 FP (20) WEi 1900.(0),TK(70.00)

BS PR,KR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T( 1027.81 ),W(1027.81), 177.61 485.46 28.38 (15) . ------..------_. Uninhabited -.------.------

BS PR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(435.00),WE(426.00), 1365.01 164.50 364.41 ( 15) TWE(9.00)

BS PR KambaJll EA T(648.35),WE(518.16), 1579.89 36.08 2058.02 (5) TWE(l30.19)

BS,RS PR Uttamapalaiyam ED.EAG T( 1027.86),WE(l58.01), 247.25 612.60 (5) TW(SI.85),GC(532.00), TK(286.00) BS,RS PR,KR,FP Uttamapalaiyam ED T( 162.00),WE( 162.00) 743.00 183.69 153.00 (5)

BS PR Uttamapalaiyam ED T(331.93),WE(41.21), 86.83 (9) GC(290.72)

BS PR Uttamapalaiyam EA T(378.56), WE(378.56) 201.67 333.17 100.70 (5)

T(601 1.51 ),W(I057.81), 5092.05 1685.27 3714.91 WE(3583.94),TW(51.85), TWE(l39.19),GC(822.72), TK(356.00).

51

KAMBAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

53

Alphabetical List of Villages 0030: Kambam CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1. Hanumanthanpatti 23/16/3/36 23/16/0030/0360 20/10/6136 20/10/0060/0360

2. Kamayagoundenpatti 23/16/3/44 23/1610030/0440 20/10/6/44 20/1010060/0440

3. Keelagudalur 23/16/3/47 23/1610030/0470 20/10/6/47 20/10/0060/0470

4. Koothanatchiyar R.F. 23/16/3/43 23/16/0030/0430 20/10/6/43 20/10/0060/0430

5. Melagudalur R.F. 23/16/3/54 23/16/0030/0540 20/10/6/54 2011 0/0060/0540

6. Narayanathevanpatti 23/16/3/48 23/16/0030/0480 20/10/6/48 20/10/0060/0480

7. N arayanathevanpatti 23/16/3/51 23116/0030/0510 20/10/6/51 20/10/0060/0510 Highways

8. Pandarathurai R.F. 23/16/3/52 23/1610030/0520 20/10/6152 2t>/10/0060/0520

9. Perumalkoil Karadu R.F. 23/16/3/53 23/16/0030/0530 20/10/6/53 20/1 0/006010530

10. Poovuthukaradu R.F. 23/16/3/49 23/16/0030/0490 20/10/6/49 20/10/0060/0490

11. Pudupatti 23/16/3/37 23/16/0030/0370 20/10/6/37 20/10/0060/0370

12. Suranganur R.F. 23/16/3/46 23/16/0030/0460 20/10/6/46 20/10/0060/0460

13. Suruli R.F. 23/16/3/50 23/16/0030/0500 20/10/6/50 20/10/0060/0500

14. Uthamapuram 23/16/3/45 23/16/0030/0450 20/10/6/45 20/10/0060/0450

15. Vannathiparai R.F. 23/16/3/55 23/16/0030/0550 20/10/6/55 20/10/0060/0550

55 VILLAGE AMENITIES Karnbarn Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, if any

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Uttarnapalaiyarn 360. Hanumanthan- 1136.50 8983(2201) P(3),M(l) PHS(2) T,TK,HP PO -(5-10) patti

370. Pudupatti 1385.59 10166 (2454) P(I ),M(I), PHS(I) T,HP,O PO DAILY H(I)

430 Koothanatchiyar R.F816.16 ------Un inhabited------

440 Kamayagounden 2076.21 13839 (3433) P(l ),M(3),H(2) PHC(I) T,TK,HP PTO -(-5) Patti

450 Uthamapuram 1264.47 196 (51) -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) puram

460 Suranganur 1181.08 694(188) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

470. Keelagudalur 3199.70 10743 (2903) P(9),M(3) PHC(I) T,HP PTO -( 10+)

480. Narayanathevan 5857.31 11680 (3136) P(12),M(3), H( I ),MH( I), T,TK,HP, PO,PTO -( -5) Patti H(I) PHC(I) R,C

490. Poovllthllkaradu R.F. 380.74 ------Uninhabited ------

500. Sumli R.F. 1732.50 ------Uninhabited ------

510. Narayanathevan 4036.43 7740(1852) P(7),M( I )H( I) H(l) T PO -( -5) Patti Highways

520. Pandarathurai R.F. 15.54 ------Un inhabited------

530 Perumalkoil 179.64 --.------Uninhabited ------karadu

540. Melagudalur R.F. 4656.33 177 (57) P(7),M( I )H( 1) PHC( I ),0( I ) T,HP PO,PTO DAILY PUC( I ),O( I)

550. Vannathiparai R.F. 6119.39 400(149) -{5-1O) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+)

Kambam Block 35037.59 64618 (16424) P(40),M(13), H(2),MH(1 ),PHC(4), Total H(7),PUC(I), PHS(3),O(I) 0(1) 56 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

to II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Kambam EA T(421.38).WEl204.00) 466.62 6.14 242.36 (7) GQ217.38)

BS PR Kambam ED,EAG T(530.00), WEI 430.00) 649.00 8.00 198.59 (5) GC(100.00)

------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Kambam ED,EAG T(683.00),WE(390.00), 537.00 8.25 847.96 (3) GC(293.00)

-(-5) KR Kambam EA ??64.47 (3)

-( 5-1 0) KR Kambam EA 1181.08 (8)

BS PR Kambam ED,EAG T(1412.47),WE(380.79) 1361.44 15.96 409.83 ( 15) GC( I 031.68)

BS PR Kambam ED,EAG T(635.00),WE(556.00) 2565.00 34.00 2623.31 (5) GC(79.00)

------Uni nhab ited ------

------Uni nhab ited ------

BS PR Chinnamanur EA 4036.43 (37)

------U ni nhab ited ------

------Un inhab ited ------

BS PR Kambam ED,EAG T(777.00),WE(482.00) 3468.00 9.00 402.33 (8) GC(295.00)

-(5-10) KR Chinnamanur EA 6119.39 (8)

7300.47 T( 4458.85),WE(2442.79), 13083.49 81.35 6988.85 GC(2016.06)

57

BODINAYAKKANUR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

59

Alphabetical List of Villages 0040: Bodinayakkanur CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Ahamalai 23/16/4/3 23/16/0040/0030 20/10/6/3 201 I 010060/0030

2 Ammapatti (Bodi) 23/16/4/1 I 23/16/0040/0110 20/10/6/11 20/10/0060/0110

3. Bodi Hill North 2311614/2 231l6/004Q/OO20 20/10/6/2 20/10/0060/0020 • 4. Bodi Hill West 23/16/4/9 23/161004010090 20/101619 20/10/0060/0090

5. Bodinayakkanur 23/16/4/8 23/16/0040/0080 20/10/6/8 20/101006010080

6. 23116/4/4 23/1610040/0040 20/101614 20/10/0060/0040

7. Dombucheri 23/16/4/12 23/16/0040/0120 20/1016112 20/10/0060/0120

8. Kodangipatti 23/16/415 231161004010050 20/101615 20/10/0060/0050

9. Kottagudi 23/16/411 23/16/0040/00 10 20/10/6/1 20/1010060100 10

10. Kulaiyanur 23/16/4/14 23/161004010140 20/10/6/14 20/10/0060/0 140

1I. Meenakshipuram (Bod i) 23/16/4/6 23/16/004010060 20/10/6/6 20/10/0060/0060 • 12. 23/16/417 23/161004010070 20/10/617 20/10/0060/0070

13. Rasingapuram 23116/4/15 23/1610040/0150 20/10/6/15 20/10/0060/0150

14. SilamaJai 23/16/4/10 23/16/004010100 20/1016/10 20/10/0060/0100

15. Uppukottai 23116/4113 23/16/0040/0130 20/1016113 20/10/0060/0130

61 VILLAGE AMENITIES Bodinayakkanur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash l-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kll1s., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loe - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and of market I holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Uttamapalaiyam 10. Kottagudi 6220.00 1670(504) :\..i) PHS(2),0( I) T,HP PO -(10+)

20. Bodi Hill North 8120.00 382 (85) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(-5)

30 Ahamalai 13020.00 1511(427) P(4) PHS(I),O(I) T,HP PO -( 10+)

40 Bothipuram 1315.54 8869(2064) P(4),M( I ),H(I), PHC( \ ),D(2) T"HP PO -(-5) AC(3)

50 Kodangipatti 2143.37 11023(2512) P(4),M(2),AC(6) PHS(2),D( 1) T,HP PO +5)

(fJ Meenakshipuran 795.07 9253 (2159) P(5),M(2) PHS(2),0( 1) T,HP PO -(-5 ) (Bodi)

70. Melachokkana 2020.00 8758 (1930) P(5),M(6),H(I ), MH(1),PHS(3), T,HP PTO DAILY thapuram PUC(3) RP(5),0(3)

80. Bodinayakkanur 5320.00 966(204) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)

90. Bodi Hill West 4520.00 640 (130) P(J) 0(1) HP PO -( 10+)

100. Silamalai 2020.00 7150 (1610) P(3).M(2) PHC( I ),PHS( I) T.HP PO -(5-10)

110. Ammapatti (Bodi) 1620.00 12054(2962) P( 5),M(2)H( I ), H(I),PHC(3). T,HP PO -(-5 ) PUC(I) 0(3)

120. Dombucheri 820.00 6615(1489) P(4),M(1 ).AC(3) PHC( 1).PHS(2), T,HP PO -{S-IO\ D(I)

130 Uppukottai 1320.00 9452(2147) P(7),M(1 ),H(I), PHS(2),0(3) T,HP PO -15-10, AC(4)

140. Kulaiyanur 620.00 1967(418) P(2) HC(2),PHS( 1), T,HP PO -(5-10) 0(2)

I SO. Rasingapuram 2620.00 9086(2220) P(2),M(2) PHS(2),0(5) T,HP PO -( 1()-t-)

Bodinayakkanur 52493.98 89396 (20861) P(SI ),M(19), H(I),MII(I ),PHC(5), BlockTotal H(4),PUC( 4), HC(2), PHS(20),O(25), AC(16) RP(S) 62 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not .:ations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in KI115.) ( includ- ble for Railway ing culti- StatIon. gauchar vation \\aler way) & groves) 10 " 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR,KR Bodinayakkanur ED, 4481.00 T(77.00),GC(77.00) 1413.00 163.00 86.00 (24) EAG

-(5) KR Bodinayakkanur ED, 6684.00 T(J2.00),GC(32.00) 1316.00 53.00 35.00 C'i) EAG

-(5-10) KI{ Periyakulam ED 11255.00 1686.00 33.00 46.00 (2)

BS PR Thcni ED,EAG T( 677.00), WEI 572.00). 349.00 120.54 169.00 HI GC( 40.00).TK(65.00)

BS PI(KR Theni ED,EAG T( 1082.00),WE(344.00). 435.00 192.37 434.00 (6) TW(75.00),GC(354.00), TK(309.00) BS PR,KR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(288.00),WE( 134.00). 265.00 47.06 195.01 (9) TWE(35.00),GC( 1.00), TK(l18.oo) BS PR,I,R Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(481.00),WE(379.oo), 940.00 323.00 276.00 (3) GC(76.00),TK(26.00)

-(-5 ) KR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG 5320.00 (3)

BS KR Bodinayakkanur ED 4118.00 304.00 70.00 28.00 (10)

BS PR,KR Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(221.00), WE( 202.00), 1342.00 199.00 258.00 (9) TWE( W.OO ),TK(9.00)

BS PR,I(R Bodinayakkanur ED,EAG T(215.00). WE(115.oo). 1132.00 73.00 200.00 (3) TK( I0(1.O0)

BS PR,KR Theni ED,EAG T(225.00),WE(21I.oo), 325.00 146.00 124.00 (10) TK(14.o0)

BS PR.KR Thenl ED,EAG T(360.00).WE(237.00), 630.00 170.00 160.00 (8) TK( 15.00) ,GC( 108.00),

BS PR.KR Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(131.00), WE( 60.00), 170.00 261.00 58.00 (10) GC(7I.oo)

BS PR.KR Bodinayakkanur EA T(383.00), WE(353.00), 790.00 589.00 858.00 (10) TWE(30.00) 26538.00 T( 4172.00),WE(2607.00), 11097.00 2439.97 8247.01 TW(90.00), TWE(75.00), GC(759.00), TK(64t.OO) 63

PERIYAKULAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

65 TAMIL NADU PERIYAKULAM TALUK MADURAI DISTRICT KODAIKANAL T ALUK DlNDlGUl-ANNA DISTRICT KILOMETRES o 2 4

"Panchayal Union (C.D.Block) boundary excludes statulory lowns". -$. ~-'f:= 0""""

PANCHAYAT UNIONS (C.D.BLOCKS) A PERIY AKULAM a .TENI ANDIPA TTl T ALUK

Boundary, District •••

Taluk _••

_PDnOhoyol Union (C.D.Block) .•••••••••••••••••

Village with Location Code Number .•. ::::::':::':::'\i:::':::::l

Foresl-Reserved with name .•• ;~~~~~~~~L~ly(

Taluk Headquarters C Villages having Population 200-499 •.• • 500-999 ••• • PERIYAKULAII TALUI[ 1000-4999 CHANGE IN JURISDICTION 1981-91. F • 5000 & Above ••• I\.·S '",,~,i...... -L_'-/ .. • Uninhabited Villages with Location Code Number ••• X4 ..... "> PERIYAKULAM ( ~.~ i· ....) TALUK Urban area with Location Code Number ... I%%aVII@%:j .~) National Highway .. NH49

Important Metalled Road.

RS Ra~way Ilne with stalian, Metre gouge '1111~tl River and Stream ... :=:=:::;:;::::: .~-----+lI-~--- ._--- .~------.r Post Office Posl and Telegraph Office POI PTO

Taluk Higher Secondary School s S 0 S 10 km Police Stalion PS

~ Area transferred to newly crealed Hospital, Primary Health Centre, Dispensary ~ Andipol/i To/uk during "8/-'/. Maternity and Child Welfare Centre

Based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. @ Government of Indio Copyright, 1996. 24 - 29/DCO/TN/9 5-900 copi es Alphabetical List of Villages 0050: Periyakulam CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

51. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1. D. Vadipatty 23/16/5/9 23/1610050/0090 20/10/7/8 20/10/0070/0080

2 Devadanapatty 23/1615/6 23/1610050/0060 20/10/7/4 20/10/0070/0040

3. Endapuli 23/16/5/12 23{161OO50/O 120 20/lOnJll 20/10/0070/0110

4. Genguvarpatty 23/161517 23/161005010070 20/10/7/5 20/10/0070/0050

5. Gullapuram 23/16/4/17 23/16/0040/0170 20/10/6/17 20/10/0060/0170

6. Jeyamangalam 23/]6/5/16 23/]610050/0160 20/lOnJ16 2011010070/0160

7. 23/1615/11 23/1610050/0 II 0 20/lOn110 20/10/0070/0 I00

8. Keelavadagarai 23/16/5/2 23/16/0050/0020 20/10/7/1 20/10/0070/00 10

9. Melmangalam 23/16/5/15 23/1610050/0150 20/IOn115 20/10/0070/0150

10. MullaikaraduBlock R.F. 23/16/5/5 23/1610050/0050 20/10/7/6 20/10/0070/0060

II. Murugarnalai R.F. 23/16/5/4 23/1610050/0040 20/10/7/3 20/10/0070/0030

12. Parambikaradu 23/16/5/8 23/1610050/0080 20/101717 20/10/0070/0070

13. Pudukottai 23/16/5/3 23/1610050/0030 20/10/7/2 20/10/0070/0020

14. Silvarpatty 23/16/5/10 23/161005010100 201l0nJ9 20/10/0070/0090

15. ThamaraiKulam 23/16/5/14 23/1610050/0140 20/1OnJ14 20/10/0070/0140

16. Thenkarai 23/16/5/13 23/1610050/0130 20/lOnJ13 20/10/0070/0130

17. Vadagarai 23/16/5/1 23/16/0050/00 10 20/lOnJ12 20/10/0070/0120

18. Vadaveeranaickenpatty 23/16/5/18 23/1610050/0180 2011017(23 20/10/0070/0230

67 VILLAGE AMENITIES Periyakulam Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Periyakulam 10. Vadagarai 2320.00 3720(871) P(2),M(3),H(l ), MCW(l) T PTO -(-5) PUqI)

20. Keelavadagarai 1620.00 5207 (1204) P(4),M(3) MCW(I) T,R PO -(-5)

30 Pudukottai 1580.00 1930 (439) PO) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

40 Murugamalai R.F. 279431 ------Uninhabited------

Xl Mullaikaradu 208.88 ------Uninhabited------;---- BlockR.F.

(i) Devadanapatty 3520.00 17905 (3968) P(9),M(3),H(1), H(l),HC(I), T,W,TW, PTO,Phone WED PUC(I),AC(I) FPC( I), RP(l ,) HP SMP(2) 70. Genguvarapatty 4160.00 15732 (3687) P(l),M( 1),H(l) MCW(l), T,TK,HP PO WED PUC(I) CWC(I) SMP(3) 80. Parambikaradu 1813.06 554 (126) -(-5) ,(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10)

90. D. Vadipatty 460.00 592 (132) P(l) -(-5) TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

100. Silvarpatty 780.00 6039 (1347) P(3),M(1) MCW(1), TK,HP PO -( -5) CWC(l), SMP(2) 110: Kamatchipuram 740.00 2013 (459) P(l) -(-5) TW,HP -(-5) -( -5)

120. Endapuli 470.00 2345 (554) P(l),M(I) PHql) W,TW,HP PO -(-5)

130 Thenkarai 2997.61 9401 (2147) P(9),M( 5),H(1) MCW(l), T,W,HP,C +5) -(-5) SMP(3)

140.Thamarai kulam 3740.00 24487(5417) P(11),M(S),H(1), SMP(S) T,W,HP PO -(-5) puq 1),CO ), AC(1)

150. Melmangalam 3200.00 18242 (4159) P(16),M(5), PHC(1),PHS(l), T,HP PTO, +5) H(l),PUC(l ) D(l),RP(l) Phone

68 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga~ Cultur~ Area Communi~ to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste avail a- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ~ blefor Railway ing culti~ Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -{-5) PR,KR Periyakulam ED, T(809.57), WE(86.38), 1150.98 89.23 270.22 (2) BAG GC(40613),TK(316.96)

BS PR,KR Periyakulam ED T(408.86),WE(91.83), 624.88 203.29 382.97 (2) GC(138.28), R(19.69), TK(l59.06) ~~5) PR Periyakulam EA T(20533), WE(155,34), 856.09 275.#i 243.12 (2) GC(12.06), TK(37.93)

~------Uninhabited~--~--~-·------~---

--·~------Uninhabited~-·~--~------

BS PR Periyakulam ED,EAG T(78932),W(41.90), 967.80 868.49 894.39 (13) WE(111.4I),GC(636.0l)

BS PR Vattalakundu ED,EAG T(1116.43),W(56.23), 1337.50 783.64 922.43 (6) WE(724.47),GC(21 S.OO), TK(120.73) ~(5-IO) KR Periyakulam EA 1813.06 (11 )

BS PR Periyakulam EAG T(57.64), W(14.00), 190.47 211.89 (11) WE(27.76), GC(15.88)

8S PR Periyakulam EAG T(l97.01),W(42.54), 275.74 30715 (4) WE(124.61),TK(29.86)

BS PR,KR Periyakulam EA T(46.38), WE( 46.38) 411.02 143.11 139.49 (4)

BS PR Petiyakulam EA T(7S.54), WE(75.S4) 257.23 58.90 78.33 (3)

BS PR Periyakulam EA T(470.79),W( 44.51), 1532.05 . 201.44 793.33 (3) WE( 127.50),GC(248.54), TK(50.24) BS PR Periyakulam EA T(1029.61),W(6.96), 1232.31 788.48 689.60 (3) WE(671.96),TWE(9.71), GC(88.85), TK(252.13)

BS PR Periyakulam EA T(548.98),W(88.80), 575.88 731.07 1344.07 (3) WE(84.65), TWE(15.63), GC(280.48), TK(79.42) 69 VILLAGE AMENITIES Periyakulam Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.} Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketJ holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Periyakulam , 160. Jeyainangalam 3500.00 16151 (3676) P(6),M(3), PHS (1),D( I), niP PTO,Phone -(-5) r' H(l),AC(4) RP(I)

170. Gullapuram 3670.00 9420(2020) P(5),M(I) PHS( I),RP(l) T,HP PO -{I 0+)

180. Vadaveeranaicken 2620.00 8371(1920) P(S),M(l) MCW(l), T,HP PO -(S-IO) Patty CWC( 1),SMP(4)

Periyakulam Block 40193.86 142109 P(75),M(32) H(1),MCW(6), Total (32126) H(7),PUC(5) CWC(3),PHC(2), C(1),AC(6) HC(l ),FPC(l )PHS(3), D(2),RP(4)SMP(19)

70 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR,KR Periyakulam ED,EAG T(841JI ),W(66.95), 684.28 1142.57 831.84 (3) WE(506.05),GC( 151.76), TK(116.55)

BS PR Periyakulam ED,EAG T(604.65), W( 190.59), 1867.74 496J3 701.28 (3) WE( lOO.54),GC(88.63), R(3.79), TK(22 I. 10)

BS PR Theni EA T(598.07), W(3.68), 803.68 425.65 792.60 (10) WE(511.58),TK(82.81)

1813.06 T(7799.49),W(556.16), 12491.91 6483.40 8602.81 WE(3446.00), TWE(25.34),GC(2281.72), R(23.48), TK( 1466.79),

71

THENI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

73

Alphabetical List of Villages 0060: Theni CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

Sl. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1. Allinagaram (MGR H. Colony) 23/16/6/33 23/16/0060/0330 20/lOm33 20/10/0070/0330

2 Govindanagaram 23/16/6/25 23/1610060/0250 20/1Onl42 20/10/oo70/0'l-20

3. Jangalpatty 23/16/6/32 23/16/006010320 2011 On/52 20/10/0070/0520

4. Koduvilarpatty 23/16/6/24 23/161006010240 :).0IW17129 20/10/0070/0290

5. Koduvilarpatty R.F. 23/16/6121 23/16/006010210 20/1017125 20/10/007010250

6. Kottur 23/16/6129 23/16/0060/0290 20/1017/54 20/10/0070/0540

7. Perumalkoilkarudu R.F. 23/1616123 23/16/0060/0230 20/1017128 20/10/0070/0280

8. Pumalaikundu 23/16/6/31 23/16/0060/0310 20/lOnl53 201 10/0070/0530

9. Seelavampatty 23/16/6130 23/16/0060/0300 20/1017155 20/10/0070/0550

10. Thadicheri 23116/6126 23/1610060/0260 20/10/7/41 20/10/0070/0410

II. Thappukundu 23/16/6/27 23/16/006010270 20/10/7/40 20/10/0070/0400

12. Unjampatty 23/16/6/20 23/16/0060/0200 2011017124 20/10/0070/0240

13. Upparpatty 23/16/6/28 23/16/0060/0280 20/1017138 20/10/007010380

14. Valkaradu R.F. 23/16/6/19 23/16/0060/0190 20/10nJ26 20/1010070/0260

15. Veerapandy 23/16/6122 23/16/0060/0220 20/1017127 20/10/0070/0270

75 VILLAGE AMENITIES Theni Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and nfmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Periyakulam I. VaJkaraduR.F. 265.97 1377(327) -(5-1O) -(5-1O) W -(5-1O) -{I 0+)

200. Unjampatty 1360.00 5484(1302) P(3),M(3) PHql) T,HP PO -(-5)

210 Koduvilar- 2260.00 359(78) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) patty R.F

220 Veerapang_y 2460.00 19990(4733) P(7),M(2),H(2) H(I ),Hql), T,TK.HP PTO,Phone -(5-10) SMP(2)

230 Perumalkoil 179.63 ------Uninhabited------KaruduR.F

240 Koduvilarpatty 2260.00 14975(3401) P(9),M(3) -(-5) T,W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

250. Govindanagaram 1140.00 5608 (1378) P(l),M(l) MCW(I), T,W,HP PO -(10+) PHql),RP(I)

260. Thadicheri 840.00 4109(988) P(2),M(I ),H( I) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

270. Thappukundu 720.00 1514(396) P(I),M(I) -(-5) T,HP -( -5) -(10+)

280. Upparpatty 960.00 2777(684) P(I),M(l) SMP(I) T PO -(5-10)

290. Kottur 1480.00 5689(1578) P(4),M(2),H(I) PHql ),RP(I), T,W PO -(5-10) 0(1)

300 Seelayampatty 1140.00 6482(1580) P(J),M(I) PHql ),RP(I) T,HP PO -(-5)

310 Pumalaikundu 2640.00 6753(1524) P( 5),M( 1),H(l) MCW(l), TK,HP PO -(10+) CWql),SMP(I)

320Jangalpatty 1360.00 6041 (1456) P(6),M(l),H(I) PHql) T,W,HP PO -(10+)

330. Allinagaram 2200.00 818(197) P( 1),M( 1),H( 1), H(l ),MCW( 1), T,W,TW,HP PTO,Phone SUN M.G.R H.Colony PUql), J(I) D(1),RP(l)

Theni Block 21265.60 81976(19622) P(41),M(18), H(2),MCW(3)~CWC(t ), Total H(7),PUC(l) PHC(5),HC(t),D{t),RP(4), 1(1) SMP(4),O(1) 76 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roundeQ upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- {Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 I I 12 J3 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -(5-10) KR Theni EA 265.'J7 (10)

BS PR Theni EAG,ED T(220JO), WE(220JO) 1019.89 3.58 116.23 ( 10)

-(-5) KR Theni EA 164.S0 2095.20 (10)

BS PR Theni EAG,ED T(642.05),W(24J2), 101.66 1408.18 308.11 (6) WE(302.03),GC(227.S9), TK(87.81) ------Uninhabited------

BS PR,KR Theni ED T(897 .91 ),W(88.65), 801.95 57.30 502.84 (6) WE(781.09), TK(28.17)

BS PR Theni EA T(755.65),WE(755.65) 310.29 3.51 70.55 (13)

BS PR Theni ED,EAG T(142.68),W(10.11), 334.50 76.88 285.94 (10) WE(56.73),TK(75.84)

BS PR Theni ED,EAG T(83.26), W(lO.l2), 312.28 132.03 192.43 (II) WE(61.54), TK(11.60)

BS PR Theni EAG T(268.32),TK(33.88), 142.54 366.04 183.10 (11 ) WE(96.S1 ),GC(136.21), W(I.42) BS PR Chinnamanur ED,EAG T(57 1.82),W(9 l.l 4), 88.61 529.94 289.63 (3) WE(I 91.83),GC(2 I 1.96), TK(76.S9) BS PR Periyakulam ED,EAG T(6I3.66), W(IOO.I0), 289.21 4.92 232.21 (2) WE(325.85),GC(IS7.71)

BS PR Theni ED 101.1S T(308.81), W(l2.20), I597.S7 149.22 4S2.92 (IS) WE(246.ll ),TK(50.50)

BS PR,KR Theni ED,EAG T(397.03),W(24J2), 681.59 52.04 229J4 (18) WE(366.74) ,TK(5.97)

BS,RS PR Periyakulam EA T(I 027.84),TK( 1027.84) 332.61 427.95 411.60 (16)

531.95 T(5929.33), W (362.38), 6013.00 3211.59 5400.10 WE(3404.68),GC(763.77) TK(1398.50) 77

AND IPATTI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

79 I TAMIL NADU ANDIPATTI TALUK MADURAI DISTRICT PERIY AKULAM T ALUK

KILOMETRES 2 4 T I Y , I

ANOIPATn TALUJ( CHANGE IN JURISDICTION 1981-91., ., _..; h.·.s ._. i., ...... c: ..-/ . . " ., PERIYAKULAM (-.~ l "'.i TALUKr ". (") ...:. f i

~ Newly creulod Tq/uk bi-Ivrcoled from ~ Periyalrvlam Taluk during 1981-91.

PANCHAYAT UNIONS (C.D.BLOCKSi A ANDIPATTI 21. Gaodama""r B KADAMALAIKUNDRU­ MYLADUMPARAI

( I USILAMPATTI TALUK I ~ (1----·------,) / ~/ ) (J B UTTAMAPALAIYAM ( TALUK ) / ( ..... _...... , , -, / ( !loundary. State ..• '\ \ District '" \ \ Taluk .•• ' ...... r __ - Panchayat Union (C.D.Blockl

Village with Location Code Number

Forest-Reserved with nome

T aluk Headauarters

24. Village hCl¥ing Population 1000-4999... Megamalai • 5000 & Above r------,• Uninhabited Villages with Location Code Number ••. L __l£.2__ __ _j / .,; Urban area with Location Code Number

/ National Highway •.• NH49 )-" 'Z" .. ..;J Important Metalled Rood. RS Railway line wilh station, Metre gauge (. I I I f1i', , " ,J River and Stream. ... ~

"\ \ Higher Secondary School. Police St alion PO <:{ ~ .r·-·,... _""'/SRIVILLIPUTTUR TALUK ~ " // i KAMARAJAR DISTRICT Hospital, Primary Heallh Centre, Dispensary.. Maternity and Child Well are Centre Q:: .--... _..... •• (R AJAPALAIY AM ~ ~ TALUK ~ KAMARAJAR DISTRICT

Based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. @ Government of India Copyright, 1996

1-29jDCO/TN/95-900 copies Alphabetical List of Villages 0070: Andipatti CD Block

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SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Andipatti 23/16/7/13 23/16/0070/0130 20/10/7/34 20/10/0070/0340

2 Andipatti Northern Block R.F. 23/161712 23/16/0070/0020 :i01 101711 Q 20/10/007010190

3. Andipatti Southern Block R.F. 23/1617114 23/16/0070/0140 20/1017135 20/10/0070/0350

4. Chittarpatti 23/1,6/5/17 23/16/0050/0170 20/1017144 20/10/0070/0440

5. G.Usilampatti 23/161719 23/16/0070/0090 20/1017137 2011 0/0070/0370

6. Kodaluthu 23/1617/12 23/16/0070/0120 20/10/7/33 20/10/0070/0330

7. Kottapatti 23/1617/} 1 23/16/0070/0110 20/1017136 20/10/0070/0360

8. 23/16/7/4 23/16/0070/0040 2011017121 20/10/007010210

. 9. Kunnur 23/161716 23/16/0070/0060 20/1017130 201 I 01007010300

10. Marikkundu 23/16/7/7 23/16/0070/0070 20/1017131 20/1010070/0310

11. Mottanuthu 23/1617IIO 23/1610070/0100 20/1017/32 20/10/007010320

12. Palakombai 23/1617120 23/16/0070/0200 20/1017148 2011 010070/0480

13. Palayakottai 23/1617115 23/16/0070/0150 20/1017146 20/10/0070/0460

14. Pulimancombai 231161711 23/16/0070100 10 20/1017118 20/10/0070/0180

15. Rajadhani 23/16/7/16 23/1610070/0160 20/1017145 20/10/0070/0450

16. Ramakrishnapuram 23/1617119 23/1610070/0190 20/101749 20/10/007010490

17. Shanmugasundarapuram 23/161715 231161007010050 2011017122 201101007010220

18. Tekkampattti 23/16/5/8 23/16/0050/0080 20/10/7/38 20/10/0070/0380

19 Theppanpatti 23/1617118 23/1610070/0180 20/1017150 20/10/007010500

20 Timmarasanayakkanur 23/16/7/3 23/] 610070/0030 20/10/7/20 20/1 0/0070/0200

81 VILLAGE AMENITIES Andipatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Andipattti 10. Pulimancombai 1732.11 3027(652) P(4) PHS(I) W,HP PO -{I 0+)

20. AndipattiNorthern 1652.27 ------Uninhabited------~------BlockR.F.

30 Timmarasanaya- 4686.16 14775 (3406) P(IO),M(4),H(3) PHS(3) W,HP PTO -{-5) kkanur

40 Koviipatti 2657.13 7660(1661) P(S),M(1 ),H(I), PHC(I) W,HP PO -{-5) TR(1)

50 Shanmugasun- 2840.37 8111(1710) P(8),M(l) PHS(2) W,HP pO -{-5) darapuram

(j) Kunnur 1677.S1 5020(1113) P(I ),M(l), H(I), -(5-10) HP PO -(5-1O)

70. Marikkundu 1089.10 3594 (788) P(1) PHC(I), HP PO -(5-IO)

80. Tekkarnpatti 519.70 2029(471) P(I),M(l) -{-5) HP PO -{I 0+)

90. G.Usilarnpatti 577.76 2790(652) P(I),M(l) -(5-10) HP PO -{I 0+)

100. Mottanuthu 5133.07 8859(1981) P(I),M(l) PHS(I) HP PO -(5-10)

110. Kottapatti 1128.59 3841 (771) P(l ),M(l ),H(I), MCW(I) W,HP po ,Phone -(5-10)

120. Kodaluthu 652.n 3717(891) P(2),M(l) PHC(I) W,HP PO -(-5)

130 Andipatti 3377.22 14412 (3192) P( 6),M(3 ),H(1 ), PHC(l )PHS(3), W,HP PO MON PUC(2) RP(4)

140.Andipatti 2181.39 ------lJninhabited------Southern Block R.F

150. Palayakottai 313.33 1083(239) P(l) -(5-1O) W,HP (-5) -(JO+)

82 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi-· to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (inKms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk-(Part) BS PR Andipatti ED, 1282.98 440.13 (15) EAG

------Uninhabited------

BS PR Andipatti EA T(6.03),W(6.03) 3951.82 728.31 (5)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(975.15), W(975.l5) 234.52 101.77 1345.69 (8)

BS PR Andipatti EA,EAG T(60.39), W(6039) 2011.00 70432 64.66 (5)

BS PR Andipatti ED 149.62 T(298.47), W(298.47) 440.80 654.81 134.11 (5) •

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(J9.40), W(19.40) 726.29 137.99 205.42 (14)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(llAO), W(lIAO) 407.04 40.58 60.68 (12)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(4.69), W(4.69) 488.43 17.31 67.33 ( 15)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG 2311.76 462.60 2358.71 (5)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(278.11), W(278.ll) 91.65 128.15 630.68 (7)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(295.80), W(295.S0) 192.13 CXl.63 74.16 (II)

BS,RS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(29.92), W(29.92) 3280.20 67.10 (7)

------Uninhabited------

BS KR Andipatti ED,EAG T(16.56), W(l6.56) 211.84 42.47 42.46 (IS) 83 VILLAGE AMENITIES Andipatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 lons.and 10+ lonS. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.) Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of' Drinking Post Da{brdays heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Andipattti 160. Rajadhani 722.45 4380(931) P(4),M(I), -(5-10) W,HP Phone -(5-JO) H(I).PUC(l)

170. Chittarpatti 282.96 2729(522) P(1),M(I), -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) H(1)

180. Theppanpatti 1634.88 4289(976) . P(4),M(1), PHS{I) W,HP PO -(10+) H(l)

I 90. Ramakrishnapuram 21 7. I 9 1314(297) P(J),M(I) -(5-10) W,HP -{-5) -(5-10)

100 PalaKombai 977.21 3331 (717) P(I),M(l) PHS{I) W,HP PO -(10+)

Andipatti Block 34044.42 94961 (20970) P(56),M(20), MCW(1),PHC(4) Total H(IO),PUC(3), PHS(12).RP(4) TR(1)

84 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (incJud- bJefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) as PR Andipatti ED,FAG T( 420.48), W( 420.48) 193.10 35.50 7337 (10) as PR Andipatti ED 221.98 31.18 29.80 (12)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG 1281.15 201.73 152.00 ( 12)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG T(7.92),W(7.92) 176.35 30.00 2.92 (15)

BS PR Andipatti ED,EAG 977.21 (18)

149.62 T(2424.32), 18480.25 2679.04 6477.53 W(2424.32)

85

KADAMALAIKUNDRU - MYLADUMPARAI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

87

Alphabetical List of Villages 0080: Kadamalaikundru Myladumparai CD Block

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SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Gandamanur 23/16/8121 23/1610080/0210 20/10n/47 2011010070/0470

2 Kadamlaikundru 23/1618122 23/1610080/0220 20/1 On/57 20/1010070/0570

3. Megamalai 23/1618124 23/161008010240 20/1On/56 20/1010070/0560

4. Myladumparai 23/1618123 23/1610080/0230 20/1 On/58 20/1010070/0580

89 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kadamalaikundru Amenities available (if not available with in the Village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.} Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketi holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Andipattti 210 Gandamanur 38851.20 11745 (2541) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+)

220.Kadamalaikundru 6943.74 19142(4448) P(12),M(l ), PHC(I),HC(l), W,HP PO -(10+) H(I),PUC(I) FPC(I)

230 Myladumparai 12074.77 27064 (6517) P( 15),M( 1),H(2) PHS(8) W,HP PO -(10+)

240 Megamalai 27074.49 1.1327 (2898) P(5) PHS(2) HP -(5-10) -(10+)

Kadamalaikundru 84944.20 69278 (16404) P(32),M(2) PHC(I),HC(I) Myladumparai H(3),PUC(1) PHS(l O),FPC(l) Block Total

90 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Myladumpari CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -(5-10) KR Andipatti ED, 38851.20 (12)

BS PR Andipatti ED, 2446.24 2820.55 270.64 1406.31 (35) EAG

PR Andipatti ED, T(l16.05),W(l16.05) 6667.19 2999.01 2292.52 (35) EAG

BS PR Theni ED, 20372.56 T(IlO.lO), W(1l0.10) 3977.42 265.11 2349.30 (8) EAG

61670.00 T(226.15), W(226.15) 13465.16 3534.76 6048.13

91

USILAMPATTI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

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SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1. Allikundam 23d6/9/58 23/16/009010580 20/10/12158 20/10/0120/0580

2 Ayanmethupatti 23/16/9/49 23/16/0090/0490 20/10/12149 20/10/0120/0490

3. Doddappanaickanur 23/16/9124 23/16/0090/0240 20/10712/24 20/10/0120/0240

4. Eranlarpatti 23/16/9/51 23/16/0090/0510 20/10/12151 2011 % 120/0510

5. Jothilnaickanur 23/16/9/56 23/16/009010560 20/10112156 :20/10/012010560

6 Kalluthu 23/16/9/2 23/16/0090/0020 20/1011212 20/10/0120/0020

7 Keeripatti 23/16/9122 23/16/0090/0220 20/10/12122 20/1 % 12010220

8 Manuthu 23/16/9/57 23/16/0090/0570 20/10/12157 2011 % 120/0570

9 Meikkilarpatti 23/16/9/27 23/16/0090/0270 20/10/12127 20/10/0120/0270

10 Nadupatti 23/1 ()/9123 23/16/0090/0230 20/10/12123 20/10/0120/0230

11 Nakkalapatti 23/16/9/25 23/16/0090/0250 20/10/12125 2011 % 120/0250

12 Nallathevanpatti 23/16/9/52 23/16/0090/0520 20/10112152 20/10/0120/0520

13 Nallathevanpatti (R.F) 23/16/9/53 23116/0090/0430 2011 0/12153 20/10/012010530

14 Pothampatti 23/16/9/41 23/16/0090/0410 20/10/12141 20/10/0120/0410

15 Seemanuthu 23/16/9/26 23/16/0090/0260 20/10/12126 20/10/0120/0260

16 Sikkampatti 23116/9/40 23/16/0090/0400 20/10/12140 20/ I % 120/0400

17 Thimmanathum 23/16/9/7 23/16/0090/0070 20/10/1217 20/1 % 120/0070

18 Thummalapatti 23/16/9/66 23116/0090/0660 20/1 0/12166 2011 % 120/0660

19 Usilampatti 23/16/9/39 23/16/0090/0390 20/10/12139 20/10/0120/0390

Xl Uthappanaickanur 23/16/9/8 23/16/0090/0080 20/10/121$ 20/1 % 120/0080

21 Vagurani 23/16/9/50 23/16/0090/0500 20/10/12150 20/ I % 120/0500

95 VILLAGE AMENITIES Usilam(!atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Lac - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. ViUage and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Usilampatti

20 Kalluthu 1228.05 3942(980) P(6),M(l) PHS(l) T,W,TK PO -(10+) H(l) HP

70. Thimmanatham 1672.73 4203 (1045) P(3),M(1) PHS(I) W;rK,HP PO -(10+)

80 Uthappanaickanur 3375.96 5153(1104) P(4),M(I) PHC(I) T,W,TK PO,P~one -(5-10)

220 Keeripatti 233.44 1336 (347) P(l),M(I) -(5-10) WTK,,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

230 Nadupatti 972.01 3237 (798) P(3),H(I) PHS(I) WTK"HP -(-5) -(10+)

240 Doddappanai- 6484.11 7930(1780) P(3),M(I), PHC(I),RP(I) W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10) ckanur AC(2),TR(I)

250 Nakkalapatti 1032.25 7967 (1942) P(5),M(l),AC(I) PHC(2) W,HP PO -(-5)

260 Seemanuthu 574.12 3047(750) P(3) -(-5) T,W,TK"HP Phone -(-5)

270 Meikkilarpatti 360.99 2175(512) P(I ),M(I) PHS(1) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

390 Usilampatti 1480.27 1851 (509) P(8),M(l ),H(I), H(I),MCW(1), T,W,TW,HP PTO WED PUC(3),C(1 ), CWC(I),D(I), AC(I),TR(I) FPC(l ),NH(5), CHW(l ),RP(8) 400 Sikkampatti 184.00 507 (106) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

410 Pothampatti 1511.38 7145 (1728) P(ll) CWC(2) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

490 Ayanmethupatti 191.49 293 (72) P(2) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

500 Vagurani 901.23 3053 (789) P(1 ),M(I) PHC(I) W,TW,HP PO -(5-10)

5 10 Eramarpatti 754.83 1502 (392) P(2),M(2) -(5-10) T,HP PO -(5-10)

96 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Krns.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(536.45),W(36.45), 350.60 30.40 310.60 (15) WE(200.00),1K(300.00)

BS KR Usilampatti ED,EAG 30711 T(965.32),W(60.96), 186.74 209.51 3.95 (3) WE(904.36)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti ED, T(908.00),W(400.00), 47516 231.78 1760.92 (10) FAG WE(480.00),1K(28.00)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti ED, T(58.94), W(40.44), 87.10 45.86 41.54 (1) FAG 1K(18.50)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti ED, T(31O.90), W(25.40), 397.07 41.52 222.52 (8) FAG WE(285.50)

BS PR Usilampatti EA 4380.00 T(920.00), W(120.00), 920.00 20.00 244.11 (6) WE(800.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(37.49), W(37.49) 213.06 628.95 152.75 (5)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti ED, T(300.00), W(l20.00), 190.30 39.61 44.21 (2) FAG TW(180.00)

-(5-10) KR Usilampatti ED, T(116.63),W(6.00), 82.80 129.49 32.07 (I) FAG WE(11O.63)

BS.RS PR Usilampatti ED, T(474.63).W(82.28), 384.n 433.0 187.87 (5) EAG,EA WE(336.00),1K(56.35)

BS KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(48.14).W(5.00), 37.10 65.04 33.72 (1 ) WE(40.07),1K(3.07)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(1024.07),W(5.11 ), 430.48 56.83 (5) WE(958.96),TK(60.00)

-(-5) PR Usilampatti EA T(49.54),W(49.54) 26.17 93.48 22.30 (12)

-(-5) PR Usilampatti EA T(487.94),W(202.00), 212.48 100.81 100.00 (10) WE(283.00),TK(2.94)

BS PR Usilampatti EA 1.00 T(62.80),W(O.91), 364.87 326.16 (10) WE(61.89) 97 VILLAGE AMENITIES UsilaJllpatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.) Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Usilampatti 520. Nallathevanpatti 316.83 1801 (407) P(ll ), M( 1), PHC(I) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5)

530. Nallathevanpatti 1578.59 Uninhabited------RF.

540. 10thilnaickanur 618.83 2510(656) P(2) -(10+) T,W,HP PO -(10+)

570. Manuthu 764.00 2918(711 } P(l),M(3) PHC(I) HP PO -(5-10)

580 Allikondan 917.07 2737 (640) P(I),M(2} PHC(I) W,HP PO -(-5)

660. Thummalapatti 171.45 249(57) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

Usilampatti Block 25323.63 63556 (15325) P(69),M(18), H(I),MCW(I), Total H(2),PUC(3), CWC(3),PHC(8), C(1),AC(4), PHS(4),D(I), TR(2) FPC(I),NH(5), CHW(I)RP(9)

98 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations ViUage distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS KR Usilampatti EA T(122.70),W(0.14). 173.19 20.94 (5) WE(122.56)

Uninhabited

BS PR Usilampatti EA 0.63 T(41.60), W(41.60) 366.52 210.08 (8)

BS PR Usilampatti EA 35.00 T(31.23), W(31.23) 634.92 62.85 (11)

-(-5) PR UsiJampatti EA 45.00 T(67.63), W(67.63) 600.73 55.00 148.71 (7)

-(5-10) KR Usilampatti ED T( 44.00), W(S.OO) 107.00 20.45 (12) WE(28.00),TK(S.00)

4768.84 T(6608.01),W(1179.74), 6241.16 2124.45 4002.58 WE(4771.41), TW(180.00), TK(476.86)

99

CHELLAMPATTI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

101

Alphabetical List of Villages 0100: Chellampatti CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

l. Ariyapatti 23/16/10/37 23/16/010010370 20/10112137 20/10/012010370 2 Ayyanarkulam 23/16/10111 23/16/0100/0110 20/10112111 20/10/012010110 3 Budipuram 23116/10128 23/16/010010280 20/10/12/28 20/101012010280 4 Eravarpatti 23/16/10/4 23/16/0100/0040 20/1011214 20/101012010040 5 Jothimanickam 23/16/10/32 23116/0100/0320 20/10/12132 20/10/0120/0320 6 Kannanur 23/16/10/15 231161010010150 20110112115 20/10/012010150 7 Karumathur 23/16/10135 23/16/010010350 20/10112135 20/101012010350 8 Kattakaruppanpatti 23/16/10/30 23/16/0100/0300 20/10112130 20/10/0120/0300 9 Kodiku1am 23/16/10116 23116/0100/0160 20110112116 20/10/012010160 10 Kovilankulam 23/1611 0133 23/16/010010330 20/10112133 20/1010120/0330 11 Krishnapuram 23/1611 0129 23/16/0100/0290 2011 0112129 20/101012010290 12 Kuruvakudi 23/16110118 23/16/0100/0180 20/10112118 20/101012010180 13 Mudalaikulam 23/16/10/13 23/16/010010130 20/10112113 20/10/012010130 14 Nagamaiai R.F 23/16/10/1 23/1610 I 00/00 10 20/10/1211 20/1 % 120/00 10 15 Nattannangalam 23116/10/36 23/16/010010360 20/10112136 20/101012010360 16 Panamoopanpatti 23/16/10/3 23/16/(l I 0010030 20/10/1213 20/101012010030 17 Panniyan 23/16/1014 23/16/0100/0140 20/10/12114 20/10/0120/0140 18 Pappapatti 23/16/10/9 23116/0100/0090 20/10/1219 201 I 010 12010090 19 Perumalpatti 23/16110/45 23/16/0 I 0010450 20/10/12145 20/101012010450 :J) Poduvarpatti 23/16/10/10 23/16/0100/0100 2011 0/1211 0 20/101012010100 21 Poruppumethupatti 23/16/10/44 23/16/0100/0440 20/10/12144 20/10/012010440 22 Pottulupatti 23/1611 0138 23/16/0 I 0010380 20/10/12138 20/10/012010380 21 Pudupatti (Anaiyur) 23/16/10/20 23/16/010010200 20/10112120 20/101012010200 24 Pullaneri 23/16/10/34 23/16/010010340 20/10/12134 20/1010120/0340 25 Sadaichipatti 2311 6/1 011 9 23/16/0100/0190 20/10/12119 20/1010120/0190 26 Sakkarappamaickanur 23/16/10/5 23/16/0100/0050 2011011215 20/10/0120/0050 27 Sembatti 23/1611 0142 23116/0100/0420 20/10/12142 20/1010 I 20/0420 28 Sindupatti 23/16/10147 23/16/0100/0470 20/10112147 20/10/0120/0470 29 Sirupatti 23/16/10/21 23/16/0100/0210 20/10/12121 20/1010120/0210 30 Thidian 23/16110/43 23/16/0 I 0010430 20/10112143 20/10/0120/0430 31 Thummakundu 23/16110/46 23/16/0100/0460 20/10112146 20/10/012010460 32 Valandur 23/16/10/31 23/16/0100/0310 20/10/12131 20/101012010310 33 Veppanuthu 23/16/10/48 23/16/0100/0480 20/10/12148 20/101012010480 34 Villiramangalam 23/16/10112 23/16/0 I 0010 120 20/10/12112 20/1010120/0120 35 Vikkiramangalam R.F. 23116/10/6 23/16/0100/0060 20/1011216 20/1010120/0060 36 Vinnakudi 23/16/10/17 23/16/0100/0170 20/10/12117 20/1010120/0170

103 VILLAGE AMENITIES Chellam~atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 krns.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 UsiJampatti 10 Nagamalai RF 131.87 ------Uninhabited------

30.Panamoopanpatti 453.53 1499(362) P(3) -(10+) T,HP -(10+) -(10+)

40 Eravarpatti 436.58 1986(439) P(3) -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+)

50 Sakkarappanai- 460.26 2092(509) P(2), PHS(I) W,HP PO -(10+) ckanur M(l)

60 Vikkira- 1513.00 --Uninhabited------mangalam RF.

90 Pappapatti 459.77 1589(415) P(I),M(3) PHS(I)) W,HP PO SUN

100 Poduvarpatti 797.81 1527(353) P(I),M(4) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

110 Ayyanarkuiam 599.22 3441 (823) P(l),M(4) PHS(I) W,HP PO -(10+)

120 Vikkiramangalam 1041.38 6814(1767) P(6), M(I ),H(I ) MH(I) TK PO,Phone TUE

130 Mudalaikulam 460.26 4711 (1218) P(2),M(l) PHS(l) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

140 Panniyan 511.30 2154(496) P(2) PHS(I) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

150 Kannanur 783.89 2096(547) P(2),M(2) PHS(I) W,TK,HP -(10+) -(10+)

160 Kodikulam 621.23 2476(612) P(3) PHS(I) TK PO -(-5)

170 Vinnakudi 302.10 582(145) P(1),M(2) PHS(2) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

ISO Kuruvakudi 310.20 2527(610) P(2),M(2) PHS(2) W,HP PO -(-5)

104 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Btock Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

to 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part)

----~------Uninhabited ~-----

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(J80.97), W(l80.97) 225.00 47.56 (20)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(221.08), WF(221.08) 87.31 50.55 77.64 (21)

BS PR Usiiampatti EA T(385.26), WE(385.26) 38.45 36.55 (23)

------Uninhabited------

BS PR Usiiampatti EA T(50.58), TK(50.58) 189.90 91.51 127.78 (13)

-(-5) PR Usiiampatti EA T(37.77), TK(37.77) 395.71 161.34 202.99 ( 19)

BS KR Usilampatti EA T(58.94), W(58.94) 342.20 67.88 130.20 (14)

BS PR Cholavandan EA T(475.00), TK(475.00) 342.00 12.38 212.00 (5)

BS PR Checkurani EA T(381.89), TK(381.89) 78.37 (6)

BS PR Checkurani EA T( 150.75), WE(150. 75) 76.10 218.41 66.04 (6)

BS PR,KR Checkurani EA T(298.17), TK(298.17) 66.33 297.30 122.09 (6)

BS KR Checkurani ED,EAG T(2.00), TK(2.00) 180.97 259.28 178.98 (18)

-(-5) PR Checkurani EA T(60.l0), WE(60.l0) 220.10 21.90 (19)

BS PR Usiiampatti EA T(58.l0), WE(58.10) 210.20 20.11 21.79 ( 12)

105 VILLAGE AMENITIES Chellameatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- eode village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Usilampatti 190 Sadaiehipatti 294.65 981 (245) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5)

200 Pudupatti 197.22 1275(374) P(I),M(2) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) (Anaiyur)

210 Sirupatti 284.93 709(166) P(I), M(I) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(10+)

280 Budipuram 445.32 1613 (394) P(I) PHC(I) W,TK PO -(-5)

290 Krishnapuram 117.69 223 (59) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

300 Kattaruppanpatti 348.45 1409(305) P(2) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10)

310 Valandur 1036.10 5199(1188) P(3), M(l) -(5-10) TK PO, Phone THU

320 lothimanickam 258.10 704(183) P(I) -(-5) TK PO -(-5)

330 Kovilankulam 1377.22 6587(1605) P(3),M(2) PHC(I) W,TK,HP PTO -(-5)

340 Pulhmeri 237.83 1476(365) P(2) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

350 Karumathur 1630.30 5454(1235) P(7),M( 1),H(l ), PHS(I) T,W,HP PO,Phone -(-5) PUC(I)

360 Nattarmangalam 292.71 2374(585) P(l),M(I), -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) H(I)

370 Ariyapatti 78920 4155(%6) P(3) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5)

380 Pottulupatti 172.97 1177(249) P(I) PHC(I) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

420 Sembatti 548.00 1211 (295) P(2) -(10+) W,TK,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

106 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Usilampiuti: EA T(25.l2), WE(25.l2) 136.87 132.66- (I)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti EA T(0.56), WE(0.56) 13825 39.94 18.47 (8)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti EA T(193.00), W(193.00) 90.00 1.93 (8)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti EA T(I90.oo), W(75.00), 200.00 55.32 (4) WE(l00.0),TK(15.00)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti EA T(I 2.2 I), TK(12.2I) 59.35 22.68 23.45 (8)

BS KR Usilampatti EA T(l26.47),W(lS.42), 19.00 1.88 201.00 (8) TW(I I 1.05)

BS,RS PR Usilampatti ID T(40120),GC(40120) BU5 24.00 479.75 (to)

BS KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(70.89),TK(70.89) 102.28 025 84.68 (15)

BS,RS PR,KR Checkurani EA T(855.21),TK(855.21) 248.52 273.49 (5)

BS PR,KR Checkur?ni EA T(77 .36),TK(77 .36) 41.77 41.39 77.31 (5)

BS,RS PR,KR Checkurani EA T(283.23),W(283.23) 294.16 809.48 243.43 (5)

BS KR Checkurani EA T( 188.OO),W(l 0.00), 104.71 (12) GC(178.00)

BS KR Usilampatti EAG T( 470.00), We 40.00), 140.00 79.00 10020 (8) WE(IIO.00),GC(320.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(80.00),W(25.oo), 78.00 4.00 10.97 (5) WE(25.00),TK(30.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(265.oo),W(80.00), 123.00 60.00 100.00 (8) WE( I20.(0),GC( 65.(0)

107 VILLAGE AMENITIES Chellaml!atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. ·5 kms., 5- IO kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Usilampatti 430 Thidian 1348.67 3524(808) P(2) -(5-10) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

\ 440. Poruppumethu 462.65 1690(412) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,ijP, PO -{-5) patti ° 450. Perumalpatti 282.06 566(162) P(I) PHC(l) TK -(-5) -(-5)

460. Thummakundu 518.13 3045(742) P(l),M(I), PHC(l) TK PO,Phone MON H(I)

470. Sindupatti 73021 2468(656) P(3),M(l) -{-5) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

480. Veppanuthu 1228.40 4188(1040) P(4) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5)

Chellampatti Block 21483.21 83522 (20330) P(71),M(32) MH(l),PHC(5) Total H(4),PUC(1) PHS(2)

108 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS Taluk (Part) BS PR Usilampatti EA T(705.oo),W(20.oo), 21S.00 425.67 (14) WE(24O.00),GC(445.00)

BS KR Usilampatti EA T(265.oo), W( 45.00), 103.00 40.00 90.65 (14) WE(90.00),TK(4O.oo)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(180.oo),W(20.00), 57.00 6.00 40.06 (16) WE(40.00),TK(120.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(150.oo),W(4O.00), 258.00 10.13 100.00 (16) WE(SO.00),TK(30.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EAG T(lS5.00),TK(185.00) 419.00 26.21 100.00 (15)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(430.00),W(20.oo), 4.00 4.00' 150.46 (10) WE(320.00),TK(90.00)

T(7513.86),W(1106.56), 5705.47 2713.00 3905.21 WE(2025.97),TW(111.05), GC(1409.20),PC(90.00), TK(2771.08)

109

SEDAPATTI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

III

Alphabetical List of Villages 0110: Sedapatti CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

·S!' Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Adikarpatti 23/16/11177 23/16/011010770 20/10/12177 20/10/0120/0770 2 Attipatti 23116/1 J/90 23/16/0110/0900 20/10112190 20/10/0120/0900 3. Avalaseri 23116111178 23/16/011010780 20/10112178 20/10/012010780 4. Chinnakattalai 23116/11164 23/1610110/0640 20/10112164 201 101012010640 5. EkottaiPatti 23/16111170 23/16/0110/0700 20/10/12170 20/10/012010700 6 ElumaJai 23/16111172 23/16/0110/0720 20/10112172 2011 % 12010720 7 R.F. 23/16/11154 2311 6/0 11010540 20/10112154 2011010120/0540 8 Jambalapuram 23/16/1 I182 23/161011010820 2011 0112182 20/10/012010820 9 Kalappanpatti 23/16/11160 23/16/0110/0600 20/10/12160 20/101012010600 10 Kethuvarpatti 23/16/11/83 23/16/0110/0830 20/10/12183 20/1 % 120/0830 11 Kudippatti 23/16/11/84 23/16/0110/0840 20/10/12184 20/10/0120/0840 12 Kudiseri 23/16/11/81 23/16/0110/0810 20/10/12/81 20/10/0120/0810 13 Kuppalnatham 23116/11/63 23/16/0110/0630 20/10/12163 20/10/012010630 14 Mallapuram 23/16/11/86 23/16/0110/0860 20/10/12186 20/10/0120/0860 IS Mangalaseru 23/16/11/80 23/16/0110/0800 20/10112180 20/101012010800 16 Manibamettupatti 23/16/11/68 23/16/0110/0680 20/10/12168 20/10/0120/0680 17 Melathirumanikkam 23/16/11/69 23/16/0110/0690 20/10112169 20/10/012010690 18 Muthunagayapuram I Bit 23116/11160 23/16/011010600 20/10112160 2011 0/0 12010600 19 Muthunagayapuram II Bit 23116/11162 23/16/0110/0620 20110/12/62 201l 010 12010620 Xl Nagayapuram 23/161l 1135 23/16/0110/0350 20/10112135 20/10/012010350 21 Pappinaickenpatti 23/16/11/85 23/16/0110/0850 20/10/12185 20/1010120/0850 22 Periyakattalai 23116/11165 23/16/0110/0650 20/10/12165 2011 010 12010650 23 Perungamanallur 23/16/11/59 23/16/011010590 20/10112159 20/101012010590 24 Peryampatti 23116111173 23/16/0110/0730 20/1 0/12173 20/101012010730 2S Poosalapuram 23116/11/62 23/16/011010620 20/10/12162 20/10/0120/0620 26 23/16/11191 23/16/011010910 20/10/12191 20/1010120/0910 27 Saptur R.F. 23/16/11/92 23/16/0110/0920 20/10/12192 20/10/0120/0920 28 Sedapatti 23/16/11179 23/16/011010790 20/10112179 201 101012010790 'E Selanayakkanpatti 23/16/11174 23/16/0110/0740 20/10/12174 20/10/0120/0740 30 Sembarani 23116111/61 23/16/0110/0610 20110112/61 20/10/0120/0610 31 Soolapuram 23/16111175 23/16/011010750 20/10112175 20/1010120/0750 32 Tadayampatti 23/16/11/55 23/16/011010550 20/10112155 20/10/012010550 33 Thirumanickam 23/16/11176 23/16/0110/0760 20/10/12176 20/10/0120/0760 34 Thullukkuttinayakkanur 23/16/11187 23/16/0110/0870 20/10112187 20/10/0120/0870 35 23/16111171 23/16/011010710 20/10/12171 20/10/012010710 36 Vandari 23/16/11189 23/16/0110/0890 20110112189 20/10/0120/0890 37 Vannankulam 23/16111167 23/16/011010670 20/10112167 20/10/0120/0670 38 Vitti Ipatti 23/16/11188 23/16/0110/0880 20/10112188 20/ 10/0120/0880

113 VILLAGE AMENITIES Seda2atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. ViUage and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Usilampatti 540 Elumalai R.F. 3420.90 ------Uninhabited ------

550 Tadayampatti 1370.63 2835(682) P(3),M(2) -(5-10) W,TW,HP PO -(5-10)

590 Perungama 1409.64 2753(684) P(2) -(10+) TK,TW PO -(-5) nallur

600 Kalappanpatti 1132.52 2547(617) P(2) -(10+) W,TW,HP PO -(-5)

610 Sembarani 353.97 1261 (287) P(2) -(10+) W,TW PO -(-5)

620 Poosalapuram 716.17 1176(326) pel) PHC(I) W,TW PO -(-5)

630 Kuppalnatham 797.60 2273(579) P(3) -(10+) W,TW PO -(-5)

640 Chinnakattalai 291.65 1959(474) P(I) -(-5) W,TK PO -(10+)

650 Periyanattalai 784.91 1988(479) P(2),M(I) -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -1,-5) .

670 Vannankulam 195.71 451 (94) PO) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

680 Manibamettu 19.78 254(52) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) Patti

690 Melathiruma 758.33 2758(663) P(3) ,-5) TK -(-5) -(-5) nikkam

700 Ekottaipatti 443.16 2259(504) P(3),M(1) PHC(I) W,TK,HP PO -(10+)

710 Uthapuram 1007.88 4662(1072) P(3) PHC(I) TK PO -(-5)

720 Elumalai 5241.98 15307 (3427) P(14),M( I ), PHC(I) W,TK PO Daily H(I ),PUC(I)

114 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -----~.------Uninhabited -----

BS PR Elumalai BAG T(210.00),W(20.00), 67.00 613.00 480.63 (5) ·WE(160.00),TK(30.00)

-(-5) PR Usilampatti EA T(420.00),W{l20.00), 455.00 334.00 200.64 (13) WE(200.00),TK(lOO.OO)

-(-5) PR Usilampatti ED T(500.00), W(80.00), 492.00 132.52 8.00 (15) WE(240.00),TK(80.00)

-(-5) PR,KR Usilampatti EA T(240.00), WE(160.00), 53.00 60.97 (14) TK{l80.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA,EAG T(200.00), W(160.00), 426.00 90.17 (15) WE(40.00)

BS PR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(240.00), W(lOO.OO), 400.00 157.60 (18) WE(60.00),TK(80.00)

BS PR Usilampatti ED T(220.00), W(160.00), 22.00 49.65 (10) WE(60.oo)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(I90.00),W(60.00), 446.00 148.91 (I) WE(80.00),TK(50.00)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(60.00),TK(60.00) 80.00 55.71 (13)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti ED T(I 5.00),WE(1 5.00) 4.00 0.78 (II)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(198.1l),W(198.lI) 156.95 2.07 401.20 (22)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(l 40.87),WE(1 40.87) 122.25 128.05 51.99 (16)

BS PR Usilampatti EA 10.00 T(418.34),W(418.34) 122.74 10.31 446.49 (16)

BS PR Usilampatti EAG 1256.00 T(3198.l2),WE(3198.12) 102.19 8.42 677.25 (18)

115 VILLAGE AMENITIES Seda~atti Amenities available (ifnot available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets. ) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Usilampatti 730 Peryampatti 594.l5 1990(455) P(2) PHC(I) W,TK,HP -(10+) -(5-10)

740 Selanayakkan- 663.40 2661(564) P(l), M(l) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5) Patti

750 Soolapuram 1588.88 4511(1081) P(4),M(1) PHC(I) TK,Hl PO -(10+)

7ffJ Thirumanickam 1298.94 3745(860) P(2),M(l) PHC(I) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) H(J),PUC(I)

770 Adikarpatti 938.48 763(192) P(3) PHC(l) W,TW PO -(-5)

780 Avalaseri 137.44 1851 (401) P(1) -(10+) T,W -(-5) -(-5)

7fX) Sedapattti 743.44 1220(323) P(l),M(l), PHC(l) W,TK PO,Phone SAT H(l)

800 Mangalaseru 51920 670(165) P(2),M(I) -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5)

810 Kudiseri 1192.40 4725(1116) P(4),M(l),H(I) PHS(I) W,TK PO -(-5)

820 Jambalapuram 391.44 435(107) P(1),M(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

830 Kethuvarpatti 399.93 789(192) P(l),M(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO SAT

840. Kudippatti 720.82 2663(6]2) P(2) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) .. 850. Pappinaickenpatti 450.00 3422(823) P(3),M(3) PHG1) W,TK,TK PO -(5-10)

860. MaUapuram 4494.96 7539(1746) P(4),M(I) PHe(I) W,TK,HP PO, Phone -(5-10) H(])

870. Thullukkutti 2]53.42 7093(1643) P(2),M(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO,PTO -(10+) Nayakkanur

116 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Usilarnpatti FAG T(260.00),W(130.00), 256.00 3.00 75.1S (23) WE(130.o0)

BS PR Usilampatti FAG T(220.00),W(SO.OO), 390.00 53.40 (23) WE(170.00)

BS PR Usilampatti FAG T(S 14.24),WE(S 14.24) 28S.39 8.25 781.90 (26)

BS PR Usilampatti FAG T(72S.00), W(120.00), 373.00 200.94 (27) WE(405.00),TK(200.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(2S9.00), W(1 00.00), SOO.OO 179.48 (14) WE(85.00),TK(74.00)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T( 42.00), W(20.00), 70.00 2S.44 (9) WE(10.00),TK(12.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EA T(170.00), W(I 00.00), 473.00 100.44 (16) WE(40.00),TK(30.00)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti EA T(120.00),W(40.00), 189.99 96.91 112.30 (30) WE(30.00),TK(SO.00)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur EA T(S48.40),W(S48.40) 357.76 0.10 286.14 (7)

-(-5) KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(J 6S.00),W(J 00.00), 146.00 80.40 (19) WE(40.00),TK(2S.00)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti EA T(90.00),W(2S.00), 25S.00 4.93 SO.OO (11) TW(3S.00),TK(30.00)

-(-5) PR,KR Peraiyur EA T(l 80.04),WE(1 80.04) 32626 128.27 86.2S (9)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur EA T(400.00),WE(SO.OO), 2S.00 2S.00 (11) TK(3S0.00)

BS PR Usilampatti EAG T(81 0.00), W(200.00), IS7S.1O 1109.03 1000.83 (28) WE(61O.00)

BS PR,KR Usilampatti FAG T(620.03),W(200.03), 822.00 73.1S 638.24 (24) WE(40S.00),TK(IS.OO)

117 VILLAGE AMENITIES Sedal!atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (.) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. ·5 kms., 5·10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc· Name Total Total ation of area Popu· code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house· Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, if any

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Usilampatti 880. Vittalpatti 950.37 766(181) P(1) -(-5) W,HP +5) -(-5)

890. Vandari 767.45 5198(Il62) P(3),M(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5)

900. Attipatti 1312.39 4%2(1194) P(4),M(I) PHS(I) W,TK,HP PO -(-5)

910. Saptur 850.00 6786(1677) P(2),M(1) PHC(I) W,TK PO,Phone MON H(l)

920. Saptur R.F . 18821.38 139(52) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

350 Nagayapuram 47.53 521 (123) P(l),M(I) -(10+) TW -(-5) -(10+)

600 Muthunagaya 215.63 475 (111) P(l), M(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) Puram

620 Muthunagaya 130(27) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) Puram

Sedapatti Block 57196.48 105537 (24747) P(85),M(21 ) PHC(12),PHS(2) . Total H(6),PUC(2)

U8 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(514.83),WE(514.83) 153.61 180.84 101.09 (8)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur EA T(350.48), W( 40.48), 150.45 158.67 167.85 (10) WE(I60.00),TK(150.00)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(773.31), WEe 773.31 ) 239.58 299.50 (7)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur EA T(580.00),WE(160.00), 270.00 (6) WE(24D.00),GC(60.00), TK(120.00) -(5-10) KR Tirumangalam EA 18821.38 (8)

BS PR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(5.83),W(5.83) 39.70 .2.00 (2)

BS PR PeraiyuT ED,EAG T( 10.00),TK( 10.00) 90.57 14.86 (5)

-(-5) KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(6.20),TK(6.20) 77.00 17.00 (5)

20087.38 T(13614.80),W(3256.19) 10014.54 2991.52 7067.34 WE(8711.41),TW(35.00) GC(60.00),TK(1552.20)

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SI. Name of Location Location Location Locf'tion NO. ViUage Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1. Andipatti 23/16/12135 23116/012010350 20/10/8/84 20/101008010840 2 Ayankurivithurai 23/16/12/39 23/16/012010390 20110/8188 20/10/008010880 -'~ Ayanthenkarai 23/16/12180 23/16/0120/0800 20/10/8/126 20/10/0080/1260 4 Bodinayakkanpatti 23/16/12113 23/1610120/013.0 20/10/8/60 2011 0/008010600 5· Chinnamanayakkanpatti 23/16/12/36 23/16/0120/0360 20/10/8/9 20/10/0080/0090 6 Chittalangud i 23/16/12172 23/16/0120/0720 20110/8/116 20/1010080/1160 7 lrumbadi 23/16112/43 23/16/0120/0430 20110/8/95 201 I 01008010950 8 Karupattl 23/16/12138 23/16/0120/0380 20/10/8/87 20/101008010870 9 Katchiakatti 23/16/12116 23/16/0120/0160 20/1O/S/35 20/10/0080/0350 10 Katchiakatti R.F. 23/1611219 23/16/0120/0090 20110/8/21 20/10/008010210 11 Katchirairuppu 23/16/12/81 23/16/0120/0810 20/10/8/127 20/10/008011270 12 Kattakulam 23/16/12146 23/16/0120/0460 20110/8/98 20/101008010980 13 Kodimangalam R.F. 23/16/12/84 23/16/0120/0840 20/10/8/125 20110/008011250 14 Kovi Ikuruvithurai 23/161l2l40 23/16/0120/0400 2011018/93 20/1010080/0930 15 Kovilthenkarai 23/16/12/79 23/16/0120/0790 20/1018/123 20/10/0080/1230 16 K ul asekarankottai 23/16/12111 23/16/0120/0110 20/10/8137 20/101008010370 17 23/16/12142 23/16/0120/0420 20110/8/94 20/10/0080/0940 18 Mannadimangalam R.F. 23/16/12141 23/1610120/0410 20/10/8/92 20/1010080/0920 19 Mellakkal 23/16/12183. 23/16/0120/0830 20/10/8/129 2011 0/0080/1290 20 Mull ipall am 23/16/12178 23/16/0120/0780 20/1018/124 2011 0/0080/1240 21 Nachikulam 23/16/12112 23/16/0120/0120 2011018/59 20/10/008010590 22 Nagari 23/16/12173 23/16/0120/0730 20/10/8/118 2011 0/0080/1180 23 Nedungulam 23/16/12175 23/16/0120/0750 20/10/8/120 2011 0/0080/1200 24 Nirethan 23/16/12/14 231 \ 6/0120/0140 2011018/86 20110/0080/0&60 25 Pettai 23116112144 23/16/0120/0440 20110/8/96 201 I 010080/0960 2£, Sholavaram 23/16/12145 23116/0120/0450 20110/8/97 20/10/0080/0970 27 Solaikurichi 23/16/12177 23/16/0120/0770 20fl 0/81122 20/10/0080/1220 28 Tadampatti 23/16/12115 23/16/012010150 2011018/61 20/10/0080/0610 21 Tillankulam 23116112/71 23/16/0120/0710 ·20/10/8/117 20/10/0080J1170 30 Thirumalnattam 23/16/12176 23/16/0120/0760 20110/8/121 20/1 OJ0080/12 10 31 Thiruvalavayanallur 23116/12174 23116/0120/0740 2011 0/8/119 2011 0/0080/1190 32 Thiruvedagam . 23116/12/82 23/16/0120/0820 20/10/8/128 20/1O/0080J1280 33 Thummachchampatti 231161l2l37 23/1610120/0370 20/10/8/83 2011 0/008010830 34 Viralipatti 23116112110 23/16/0120/0100 20/10/8/36 20/1 OJ0080J0360

123 VILLAGE AMENITIES Vadi atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Vadipatti 'Xl Katchiakatti R.F. 4%.50 ------Uninhabited ------

10 Viralipatti 1640.28 785(101) P(2) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

110 Kulasekaram 1800.87 8384(1845) P(3),M(I) RP(I) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) ottai H(I)

120 Nachikulam 473.52 4489(1037) P(2),M(I), PHC(I) T,HP PO,Phone -(-5) H(I)

130 Bodinayakkanpatti 471.97 4249(1011) P(2),M(I), RP(I) W,TK,HP -(-5) TUE H(I),PUC(I)

140 Nirethan 468.85 5301 (I 166) P(I) PHC(1),HC(I) T,TK -(-5) TUE

150 Tadampatti 501.30 1484(361) P(2),M(I) PUC(I) T,TK -(-5) -(-5) H(I)

160 Katchiakatti 2260.68 10745 (2436) P(5),M(I), PHC(I),PHS(I) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) AC(7)

350 Andipatti 190.41 1353 (353) P(I),M(I) MCW(I) T,W PO -(-5)

360 Chinnamanayakkan 222.76 616(159) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) Patti

370 Thummachampatti 54.83 427(97) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,TK -(-5) -(-5) Patti

380 Karupatti 499.22 3472(794) P(2),M(I), -(-5) TK,fI!> PO, Phone -(-5) H(l)

390 Ayankurivithurai 299.38 1691 (412) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,HP PO, Phone -(-5)

400 Kovilkuruvithurai 472.70 1202 (293) pel) MCW(l) T,W,TK,HP Phone -(-5)

410 Mannadiman 640.91 63 (12) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) galam R.F.

124 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part)

--.,..------Uninhabited ------

-(-5) KR Madurai EAG T(92.3S), W(92.38) 122.46 146.80 1278.64 (31 )

BS,RS PR Madurai EA 338.57 T(248.93),WE(248.93) 279.60 730.00 203.37 (21 )

BS PR Madurai EA T(237.10), TK(237.1O) 94.91 0.01 141.50 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA T(248.36), GC(248.36) 53.10 76.80 93.71 (27)

BS PR Madurai EA T(313.45), TK(313.45) 102.62 52.7e (28)

BS PR Madurai EA T(165.92), TK(165.92) 153.82 96.87 84.69 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA 4.96 T(565.59), TK(565.59) 1652.02 38.11 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(73. 13),GC(73.13) 30.54 44.39 42.35 (26)

BS PR Madurai EA T(l12.95),GC(112.95) 24.91 49.79 35.11 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(47.81),TK( 47.81) 0.47 2.43 4.12 (23)

BS,RS PR Madurai EA T(425.34 ),GC( 425.34) 4.72 69.16 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(202.45),GC(202.45) 39.75 57.1S (26)

BS PR Madurai EA T(265.10),TK(265.1O) 157.54 50.06 (27)

-(-5) KR Madurai EA 640.91 (27)

125 VILLAGE . AMENITIES Vadi atti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 , 4 5 6 ·7 8 9 Vadipatti 420 Mannadimangalam 930.35 7212(1622) P(2),M(2), PHC(I) T,W,TK,HP PO,Phone -(-5) AC(7)

430 Irumbadi 41321 5685(1321) P(l) HC(l) TK,HP PO,Phone -(-5)

440 Patti 287.87 2045(474) P(l) .{-5) T -(-5) -(-5)

450 Sholavandan 1137.08 8236(1780) P(1),M(I), RP(4) T PTO Daily H(I),PUC(I)

460 Kattakulam 526.94 2767(700) P(1),M(1) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

710 Talankulam 57.30 ------Uninhabited ------

720 Chittalangudi 533.60 3304(789) P(3),M(I) PHC(I) T PO,Phone -(5-10)

730 Nagari 136.67 615 (138) P(1) -(-5) T PO -(-5)

740 Thiruvalavaya 173.04 668(150) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) Nallur

750 Nedungulam 245.75 921 (229) P(I),M(l) -(-5) T,HP PO -(-5)

760 Thirumalnattam 161.92 527(118) P(1) +5) T,HP +5) -(-5)

770. Solaiikurichi 195.62 12047 (2691) P(3),M(3), PHC(I) T PTO FRJ H(2)

780. 880.48 8084(2003) P(6),M(2), PHS(I) T,W PO,Phone -(-5) H(2)

790. Kovilthenkarai 9.91 1058(234) -(-5) CWC(I) T -(-5) -(-5)

800. Ayanthenkarai 832.03 3243(801) P(3),M(I) CWC(5),HC(I) TK,HP PO,Phone -(-5)

126 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in _hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (inc1ud- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

IO II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai EA T(412.78),GC(412.78) -. 210.75 206.82 ]00.00 (23)

BS PR Madurai EA T(335.4S),GC(335.4S) LOS 76.65 (23)

BS PR Madurai EA T(239.32),GC(239.32) 3.93 44.62 (28)

BS,RS PR Madurai EA T(684.92), TK( 684.92) 61.44 390.72 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(387.64),GC(387.64) 0.93 10.33 128.04 (25)

------~------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Madurai EA T(426.98),GC(426.98) 23.24 23.50 59.88 (24)

BS PR Madurai EA T(79.92),TK(79.22), 24.05 32.70 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(I06.83),GC(106.83) 2.42 16.98 46.81 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(18S.34),TK(18S.34) 0.09 3.60 53.72 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(l37 .21),GC(137.21) 1.20 6.14 17.37 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(l34.60),GC(134.60) 6l.02 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(554.77),GC(554.77) 325.71 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(O.53),GC(O.53) 2.87 6.51 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(560.61 ),GC(560.61) 50.01 26.98 194.43 (25)

127 VILLAGE AMENITIES Vadipatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Vadipatti 810. Katcirairuppu 10134 704(194) P(I),M(I) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5)

820. Thiruvedagam 373.71 2891(674) P(l ),M(l ),H(l ), PHC(l) T,HP PO,Phone -(-5) PUC(I),C(I)

830. Melakkal 714.49 5081 (1225) P(3),M(I),H(I) PHS(I) T,W PO -(-5)

840. Kodimangalam 1153.56 Uninhabited ------RF.

Vadipatti Block 19359.05 109349 P(50),M(22), MCW(2),CWC(6), Total (25300) H(12),PUC(3), PHC(8),HC(3), C(1),AC(I) PHS(3),RP(6)

128 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations ViUage distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai EA T(73.061GC(73.06), 223 26.05 (23)

BS PR Madurai EA T(232.63),GC(232.63), 3.42 52.42 85.24 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA T(359.84),TK(359.84), 192.85 161.80 (21)

Uninhabited ------

984.44 T(7913.97),WE(341.31), 3234.45 1556.78 3962.05 GC(4664.67), TK(2907.99)

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Alphabetical List of Villages 0130: Alanganallur CD Block

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51. Nameof Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

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I. Achchampattl 23/16/13/66 23116/0130/0660 20/ 10/811 08 20/ 10/0080/ 1080 2 Adanur 23116/13/56 23116/0130/0560 20/10/8/104 201 10/0080/1040 l Alagapllri 23/]6/13/59 23/16/0130/0590 2011 0/811 02 20/ I OIOOSO/ 1020 4. AlanganallliT 23/16/13/58 23/16/0130/0580 20/10/8/103 20/ 10/0080/ I 03 0 5 Amaradakkai 23116113/61 23/16/0130/0610 20/1 0/8/1 15 20/1 0/00S01l150 (1 Chatravellalapatti 23/16/1316 23116/013010060 20110/8/29 20/101008010290 7 Chillnailandaiklllam 23/16113/60 23/16/0130/0600 20/10/S/101 20/ I O/OOSO/ I 0 10 8 Erakkalamalal 23116113/2 23/16/013010020 20/10/8/24 20110/0080/0240 C) Errampatti 23/16113/32 23/16/013010320 20/10/8/69 20/10/00S0/0690 III Ilavangli lam 23/16/13/65 23/16/0130/0650 20/10/81109 2011 0/0080/ I 090 I I J..-allallal 23 !l6i1 3/64 23/16/013010640 20/10/8/113 2011 0/00801 I 130 12 ~alvelipattl 23/16/13/49 23/16/0130/0490 20/10/8/63 20/ I 0/0080/0630 13 F\.ee Iac h i nnanam patti 23116113/54 2311 6/0130/0540 20/10/8/81 20/10/008010810 14 ~ilakarai 23/16 113/52 23/1 610 130/0520 20/ I 0/8/66 20/1 0/0080/0660 15 Kodangipatti 23116113/24 23/1 6/0 130/0240 20/10/8176 2011 0/008010760 16 Konapatti 23116/13131 23/16/0130/0310 20/10/8170 20/1 0/0080/0700 17 Kondayampatti 23/16/13/48 23/1 6/013010480 20/10/8/82 2011 0/008010820 18 K(l~!lpatti 23/16/13/53 23/16/0130/0530 20/10/8/67 20/ 10/0080/0670 19 Krishnapllram 231161 13/21 23/16/0130/0210 20/10/8172 201 101008010720 20 Klimaram 23/16'1 13170 23/16/0130/0700 20nO/8/112 2011 0/00801 1120 21 Klithimeikipattl 23/16111/51 23/16/0130/0510 20/ 10/8/65 201l 0/008010650 22 Manianji 23/16/13/69 23/16/0130/0690 20/10/8(111 2011 0/0080illl 0 23 l'vlan id,ampatti 23/16/1 3/22 23/16/0130/0220 20/1 0/8/73 20/101008010730 24 \1ettupattl 23/16/13/5 23/16/0130/0050 20/10/8/28 201 10/0080/0280 25 Mlldllvarpatti 23116113/28 231\ 6/0130/0280 20/10/8/78 20/1 01008010780 26 Palamedll 23/16/ I 3130 23/16/0130/0300 20/10/8/71 20/ 10/0080/0710 27 Pannalh.udi 23/16/13/67 23/16/013010670 2011 0/8/1 07 20/10/0080/ I 070 28 Paralpatti 23/1 6/ 13/25 23(\ 6/0 130/0250 20/10/8/75 20/10/0080/0750 29 Parali 23/16/ I 3/63 23/16/013010630 20110/81114 20/10/0080/1140 30 Periya Ilandaiklliam 2311 6113/50 23(\ 6/0130/0500 20/10/8/64 20/10/0080/0640 _~ I Perlll11alai R F.( lVIettllpattiR. F )23/ J 6/ 13/3 23/16/0130/0030 20110/8/26 201 10/008010260 :'2 Rajakh.alpatti 23/161 13/20 23/16/0 I 30/0200 20/10/8/30 201 10/0080/0300 33 RamayagOllndenpatti 23/16/13/8 231 16/0130/0080 201 I 0/8/33 2011 01008010330 .)4 Sambakulam 23/16/13/62 23(16/0130/0620 20/10/811 00 201 10/00801 I 000 35 Saranthangi 23116113/26 23/16/013010260 20/10/8/77 2011 0/0080/0770 36 Sembathi 23116/13/19 23/16/0130/0190 20/10/8/31 20/10/0080/0310 37 Sembathi R.F 23 /16f13!J 8 23116/0130/0180 20/10/8/32 2011 010080/0320 .~ 8 Senthamangalam 23116/13/4 23/16/0130/0040 20/10/8/27 20/10/008010270 39 Sirllmalai R.. F. 23116113/1 23/16/0130/00 10 2011 0/8/22 20/101008010220 40 Sukh.ampatti 23/16/13129 23/16/0130/0290 20/10/8/79 20/10/0080/0790 41 Tandalai 23116113/68 23116/013010680 2011 0/8111 0 20fl 010080/ I 100 42 Thanichiyam 23/16113/47 23116/0 130/0470 20/10/8/99 20/ I 0/0080/0990 43 Thethoor 23/16/13117 23116/013010 170 2011 0/8/34 20/101008010340 44 Urseri 23116/13/55 231l6/0 130/0550 201l 018/80 20/10/0080/0800 45 Usilampatti R.F 23/16113/27 23/16/0130/0270 2011 0/8/1 05 20 /1010080/ I 050 46 Vaguthllmalai R.F 23116/ I 3/34 23/16/0130/0340 20/10/8/62 20/ 10/008010620 47 Vaigasi patti 23116113/33 23116/013010330 20110/8/68 20/1010080/0680 48 Valayapatti 23/1611 317 23116/01301Q070 201l0lS125 201\ 0/0080/0250 49 Vavidamaruthur 23116113/57 23/16/0130/0570 201l 0/8/1 06 20/ 10100801 1060 50 Ve lIaiyampatti 23il6i13!23 23/16/0130/0230 2011 0/8174 20/10/008010740

133 VILLAGE AMENITIES Alanganallur Amenities available (ifnot available with in the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kl11s., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is liven.) Lac - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Vadipatti

10 R.F. 13025.87 457( 116) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(SOlO) -( 10+)

20 Erakkalamalai R.F. 419.52 ------Un inhab ited ------(Valayapatti R.F.)

30 Perumalai R.F. 350.76 ------Uninhabited ------(Mettuppatti R.F.)

40 Senthamangalam 721.27 2246(451) P( 1),M( 1) MCW(I) T,W,HP PO +5)

50 Mettupatti 667.75 1727 (345) P( I) -(-5) T,W.HP -(-5) -(5-10)

60 Chatravellalapatti 358.35 1469 (329) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) W.TK,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

70 Valayapatti 792.58 2488 (528) P(2) MCW(I) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) ~

80 Ramayagounden 669.71 747(138) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -1-5) Patti . 170 Thethoor 946.86 4691 (982) P(4),M(I), MHW(I), W.TK,HP PO -(5-IO) H(J) CWC(I)

180 Sembathi R.F. 1020.41 ------Ullinhabited ------

190 Sembathi 206.16 192 (42) -(-5) -(~5) W -( -5) -(-5)

200 Rajakkalpatti 450.63 2216 (467) P(2) MeW(I) HP -(5-10) -(-5)

210 Krishnapuralll 93.34 ------Uninhabited ------

220 Manickampatti 323.66 1812(416) PO) PHq-I) TK,HP -(-5 ) +5)

230 Vellaiyampatti 383.01 1479 (342) P( 1),M( I) SMP(I) W,TK,HP PO +5)

134 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (inKms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -(-5) KR Madurai EA 13025.87 (30)

---~------Uninhabited ------•• -•• ------.----•

.• -----.-.-•• -•••• --.--•.• --- Un inhabited --.-~.-•• -----.--.---.-----.---

BS PR Madurai I EA T(95.79), WE(95.79) 367.46 168.41 89.60 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA 174.00 T(198.00), W(40.00) 57.00 190.00 48.75 (28) WEt 118.00),TK(40.00)

BS PR Madurai EA T(38.87),WE(J8.87) 155.26 47.90 116.32 (28)

BS KR Madurai EA T(88.25), WE(88.25) 487.18 97.23 119'.92 (32)

-( -5) KR Madura; EA T(l79.35), WE(179.35) 354.56 81.56 54.24 (30)

BS PR Madura; EA T(200.82),WE(200.82) 422.46 10.26 313.32 (32)

-----.------.--- Un in hab ited ------.------

-(-) ) 1--..1{ Madurai EA T(30.J4),WE(30.34) 130.45 20.33 25.44 (27)

BS PR Madurai EA T(59.60),WE(59.60) 207.43 176.75 6.85 (32)

------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Madura; EA T( 115.02),TK() 15.02) 96.34 54.11 58.19 (30)

BS PR Madura; EA T( 82.29),TK( 82.89) 222.30 76.02 2.40 (31 )

135 VILLAGE AMENITIES Aianganallur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market I holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 q Vadipatti 240 Kodangipatti 265.49 1198(255) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

250 Paraipatti 135.34 1239(257) P(l) PHS(I) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

260 Saranthangi 371.42 944(192) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

270 Usilampatti 80.29 69(12) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

280 Muduvarpatti 791.85 4422(938) P(I ),M(I) MH(I) TK,HP PO, Phone -(5-10) m Sukkampatti 97.84 ------•• -- Un inhabited .-.---.--•••• ------

300 859.91 7753 (1727) P(1 ),M( I), PHS( I ),RP( I), T,TK,HP PO,Phone SAT H(l) SMP(I)

310 Konapatti 295.11 455(120) P(I) -(-5) HP ·(-5) -(-5)

320 Errampatti 281.60 2219(510) P(I ),M(I) PHC(I) T,HP PO -(5-10)

330 Vaigasipatti 198.71 345(66) PO) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

340 Vaguthumalai :2394.C)9 ------•• Uninhabited ------.---.------.------

470. Thanicillyam 1097.39 7090(1646) P(3),M( I) MCW( I ).PHC( I) T,W,HP PTO -(5-10)

480. Kondayampatti 581.38 2897(726) P( I ),M( I), MCW(4),O(2) T,W,TK,HP PO -\5-(0) H(I)

490. Kalvelipatti 5553.56 4053(1049) P(3),M( I). -(-5) T,W PO -(5-10) H(I)

136 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai EA T(52.95),TK(52.95) 127.72 37.88 46.94 (32)

BS PR Madurai' EA T(44 .. 18),TK(44.18) 64.89 8.40 17.87 (32)

BS PR Madurai EA T(2529),TK(25.29) 220.36 82.05 43.72 (32)

-(-5) KR Madurai ! EA 80.29 (32)

BS PR Madurai EA T(340.00),TK(340'(X» 174.00 12.00" 265.85 (24)

------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Madurai EA T( 134.52),TK(] 34.52) 359.36 234.80 13423 (22)

BS PR Madurai EA T(148.82),WE(148.82), 78.52 32.45 35.32 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(167.50),TK( 167.50) 58.70 22.31 33.09 (24)

BS PR Madurai EA - T(28.88),TK(28.88) 130.58 33.84 5.41 (26)

------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Madurai EA T(827.60),TK(827.60) I UiO 228.19 30.00 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA 102.52 T(212.69),TK(212.69) 96.15 56.08 113.94 (26)

BS PR Madurai EA T(2JO.10),GC(21O.1O) 100.03 140.12 103.31 (24)

137 VILLAGE AMENITIES Alaaganallur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area .Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4' 5 6 7 8 9 Vadipatti 500. Periya 24239 1367(282) P(l) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) lIandaikulam

510 Kuthimekipatti 99.63 1214(285) P(1),M(1) MCW(l) T,HP PO -(-5)

520. 13936 404(101) -(-5) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5)

530. Kovilpatti 413.01 1781 (423) P(2) -(5-10) TK,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

540. Keelachinnanam 189.09 650(J66) P(l) -(-5) T,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) Patti

550. Urseri 305.38 5991(1335) P(1),M(I) -(-5) T,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

560 Adanur 614.10 1761 (371) P(2),M(2) -(-5) TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

570 Vavidamaruthur 639.61 3310(774) P(3),M(I) MCW(I) T,W,HP PO,Phone -(-5)

580 Alanganallur 477.16 9198(2001) P(I),M(I), PHC(1) T,W,HP PTO SUN H(1 ),PUC(l) Phone

5

(00 Chinnailandai- 246.31 1182(303) P(2) -(-5) T,W,HP PO -(-5) kulam

610 Amaradakai 68.55 ••••• -.------.--.--.-- Uninhabited .-•• -•• ------.---

620 Sambakulam 206.07 313(79) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

630 Parali 124.06 4(1 ) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

640 Kallandi 625.86 6700 (1567) P(J),M(I) MCW(I) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5)

138 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- CuItur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (inc1ud- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai EA T(147 .46),GC( 147.46) 44.58 10.17 40.18 (26)

BS' PR Madurai EA T(32.6S),WE(32.6S) 40.73 6.73 19.52 (2S) , BS PR Madurai EA T(22.97),WE(22.97) 70.93 7.S1 37.95 (2S)

BS PR Madurai EA T(75.72),TK(7S.72) 261.69 72.05 3.S5 (30)

BS PR Madurai EA T(30.70),TK(30.70) 67.33 70.04 21.02 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA T(J 16.22),TK(116.22) 2S.92 149.98 13.26 (27)

BS PR Madurai EA T(83.2 l),TK(83.21) 294.46 231.19 5.24 (28)

BS PR Madurai EA T(22S.20),GC(225.20) 171.14 160.32 82.95 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(247.66),GC(247.66) 14.20 25.01 190.29 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(107.14),WE( 107.14) 102.28 0.66 33.64 (18)

BS PR Madurai EA T(233.33),GC(233.33) 4.17 6.87 1.94 (22)

------Uni nhab ited ------

BS PR Madurai EA T( 181.38),GC( 181.38) 24.69 (25)

-( -5) "-R Madurai EA T( 102.28), WE( 102.28) 21.78 (25)

BS PR Madurai EA T(474.49),GC(474.49) 2.S3 148.84 (15)

139 VILLAGE AMENITIES Alanganallur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.) Loe- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Vadipatti 650 I1avangulam 83.07 794 (174) -«5) -(-5) T,W -«5) -«5)

660 Aehcampatti 211.48 1122 (256) P(I),M(I) CWC(I) T,W,HP PO -«5)

610 Pannaikudl In.43 908(188} P(1) CHW(I) T,W,HP -{-5} -(-5) ,

680 Tandalai 288.54 1170(272) P(1) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

690 Manianji 54.54 1199(255) P(I),M(I ), MCW(I) T,W,HP PO,Phone WED H(I}

100 Kumaram 13432 1128 (264) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

AlanganaUur Block 34018.44 95934 (21593) P(48),M(20) ~~(13),MH(2h ToCaI H(6),PUC(I) ~C(2),PHC(4), PHS(2hCHW(I) RP(1 ),sMP(2),O(2)

140 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able n~t cations Village distance waste avalla- (Bus stop, (in Kms.} (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai EA T(31.641GC(31.64) 36.98 9.42 5.03 (15)

BS PR Madurai EA T(161.241GC(161.24) 50.24 (18)

BS PR Madurai EA T(139.89),GC(139.89) 3.88 33.66 (17)

-(-5) PR Madurai EA T(237.82),GC(237.82) 7.62 2.57 4O.S3 (13)

BS PR Madurai EA T(36291GC(36.29) 3.62 0.55 14.08 (11)

BS PR Madurai EA T(97.12),GC(97.12) 2.40 0.39 34.41 (10)

13382.68 T(6065.17),W(40.00) 5067.40 2570.57 2487.11 WE(1224.88), GC(2423.62) TK(2376.77)

141

MELUR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

143 TAMIL NADU MELUR TALUK MADURAI DISTRICT TALU~r/ l Alll DISTRICT ./

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PANCHAYAT UNIONS I C.D.BLOCKS l A KOTTAMPATTi B MELUR Villages having Population Below 200 o 200-499 • 500-999 • " 1000-4999 ... • 5000 & Above • Uninhabited Villages with Location Code Number ... [ -=--=->ilC -=.J Urban area wilh Location Code Number ... ' •. ~x~ Important Metolled Rood. Boundary, District... River and Stream ... ~ Taluk ... Post Office/ Post and Telegraph Office,.. PO/PTO

Panchayot Union I C.D.Block l Higher Secondary School r---i2---' Village WIth Location Code Number ... L ______J Police Station ." PS

Forest-Reserved with name Hospital, Primary Health Centre, Dispensary Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Taluk Headquarters ...

Based upon Survey ot India map with Ihe permission at the Surveyor General of India. @ Government of India CopyrigM, 1996. Alphabetical List of Villages 0140: Melur CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) l Computer)

2 :1 4 5 6

I. A. Valayapatti 23/16114/42 23116/014010420 20110/9/42 201 I 01009010420 :2 A. Vallalapatti 23116/14/39 23/16/0140/0390 20110/9/39 20/10/0090/0390 , .' Ambalakaranpatti 23/16/14/65 23/16/0140/0650 20110/9165 20/10/0090/0650 4 AnlOor 23JI 6!1 4174 23/161014010740 20110/9174 201 101009010740 5 Ara~appanpatti 23/16/14179 23 11610 140/0790 20110/9179 2011 0/009010790 6 A.rittapattl 23116/14/52 2311 610 14010520 20110/9/52 20/10/0090/0520 7 Attukulam 23/16/14/60 23/16/014010600 20110/9/60 201 10/0090/0600 8 AYllthapatti 23/16/14/41 23116/014010410 20110/9141 20/101009010410 9 Chadurmadangan 23/16/14/55 23116/0140/0550 20110/9/55 20/101009010550 10 Kaligulam 23116/14154 23/16/0140/0540 2011 0/9154 20/10/009010540 II Kallampatti 23116/14151 23116/014010510 20/10/9/51 2011 010090105 10 12 Keelalyur 23/16/14/45 231161014010450 20/10/9/45 20/101009010450 13 23116/14/46 2311 610 14010460 20110/9/46 20/10/009010460 14 Keeranllr 23 /16/14/85 23/16/0140/0850 2011 019/85 2011 0/0090/0850 15 Kidanpatti 23/16/14/40 23 I 16/014010400 20/1.0/9/40 20 110/009010400 16 Ki lavikulam ' 23/16/14173 23/16/0140/0730 2011 0/9173 201 10/0090/0730 17 Kongampatti 23116/14131 23/16/0140/0310 2011 0/9/31 201 10/0090/03 I 0 18 Kottaglld\ 2.V 161 14/66 23/16/0140/0660 20110/9/66 201 101009010660 19 J-...ovilpattl 23/16/14/81 23/1610140/0810 20/10/9/81 201 10/009010810 20 KlIrichipatti 23116/14/64 23/16/0140/0640 20/10/9/64 2011 010090/0640 21 Malampatti 23116/14/32 23116/0140/0320 20110/9/32 2011 01009010320 22 Manikkampatti 23/16/14/69 23116/014010690 20110/9/69 20/1010090/0690 ')'_J Marlldur 23/16/14/71 23116/014010710 20110/9171 20/10/0090/0710 24 l\ 1ukkampatti 23116/14176 23116/0 J 40/07-60 20/10/9176 20/10/0090/0760 25 Naluh.lIlam 23!1 6114178 23/16/0140/0780 2011 019178 20/ 10/0090/0780 26 N aras in gam patt i 23/16114/57 23116/014010570 201l 0/9/57 20/10/0090/0570 27 Navinipatti 23116/14/44 23/16/0140/0440 20110/9/44 2011 0/009010440 28 Padinettankudi 23/16114/59 23116/0140/0590 20110/9/59 20/10/0090/0590 2C) Panangudi 23/16/14/80 23/16/0140/0800 20/10/9/80 201 10/0090/0800 30 Panjlltti 23116114/83 23/16/0140/0830 2011 019/83 2011 010090/0830 31 Perumalmalai Forest 23116/14/53 23116/0140/0530 2011 0/9/53 20/10/0090/0530 J_''} Perllngalaklldi 23/16114/67 23/16/0140/0670 2011 0/9/67 20/10/0090/0670 33 Pudll~ukkam patti 23/16114/43 23/16/0140/0430 20110/9/43 201] 0/0090/0430 34 [>ulipatti 23/16/14/38 2311 6/0140/0380 20/1 0/9/38 20/10/0090/0380 35 Sarugllvalayapatti 23116/14/47 23116/0140/0470 20110/9/47 2011 0/0090/0470 36 Sathamangalam 23116/14/49 23/16/0140/0490 20110/9/49 2011 0/009010490 37 Sorukulipatti 23116/14175 23/16/0140/0750 20110/9175 2011 0/0090/0750 38 Surakkundu 23/16/14/50 23/1610140/0500 20/10/9/50 20/1010090/0050 39 T. 23116/14170 23116/014010700 20110/9170 2011 0/009010700 40 Thanaiyamangalam 23116/14/48 23/16/0140/0480 20/l0/9/48 2011 0/0090/0480 41 Therkutherll 23/16/14/58 23116/014010580 20110/9158 20/10/0090/0580 42 ThirlivadavlIr 23/16/14177 23/1610140/0770 20110/9/77 20/101009010770 43 Thuvarangulam 23/16/14/84 23/16/0140/0840 2011 019/84 201 1010090/0840 44 Uduppaikkulam 23/16/14/56 23/16/0140/0560 2011 0/9/56 2011 0/0090/05-60 45 Uranganpatti 23116/14/63 23/16/014010630 20/10/9/63 2011 0/009010630 46 Urukkalplll iyankulam 23/16/14/72 23/16/0140/0720 20110/9/72 201 I 010090/0720 47 Valayankulam 23116114/68 23116/0140/0680 20/10/9/68 20/10/0090/0680 48 Vannanparai patti 23/16114/61 23116/0140/0610 20110/9/61 2011 0/00901061 0 49 23/16114/62 23/16/014010620 20110/9/62 20/10/0090/0620 50 Veppadappll 2311611 4/82 23/16/014010820 20110/9/82 201 I 01009010820

145 VILLAGE AMENITIES Melur Amenities available (ifnot available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Melur

310 Kongampatti 1864.65 3863(996) P(4),M(I) MCW(2),0( I) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(-5)

320 Malampatti 1394.36 2681 (643) P(3),M(l), -(5-10) W,HP,O PO ' -(-5) H(I)

380 Pulipatti 263.76 1596(354) P(I) -(5-10) HP,O PO, Phone -(5-10)

390 A.Vallalapatti 1642.74 6806(1547) P(4),M(2), MCW(I), W,HP,Q PO, Phone -(5-10) H(I ),PUC( I ) 0(3),0(1), PHC(I), I 400 Kidaripatti 1755.96 4352(982) P(2) MCW( 1),b( 1) ,W,HP,O PO, Phone -(5-10)

4 J0 Ayuthapatti 203.22 141 (24) -(-5) '-(-5) HP -(5-10) -(10+)

420 A.Valayapatti 385.38 2061 (447) P(1) +5) W,HP,O PO,Phone -( 10+)

430 Pudusukkampatti 835.96 3309(779) P(4),M(1) MCW( 1),O( 1) W,HP,O' PO -(-5)

440 Navinipatti 1336.79 6770(1579) P(3),M(I) MCW(I) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(-5)

450 Keelaiyur 1103.75 4529(1072) P(2),M(I) MCW(I) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(-5)

460 Keelavalavu 965.70 4783(1121) P(3) MCW(I),PHS(I), W,HP,(O) PTO,Phone FRI 0(1),0(1)

470 Saruguvalayapatti 718.96 4795(1047) P(2),M(l) -(5-10) W,HP,O PO, Phone -(-5)

480 Thanaiyamangalam 845.53 3488(847) P(3), M(l), MCW(I), W,HP,O PO, Phone WED H(l) 0(1)

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500 Surakkundu 572.61 2601 (575) P(3) -(-5) W,HP,O PO -(-5)

146 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE en Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.1 (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS KR Melur EA T(70 1.88),GC(70 1.88) 302.79 60.00 799.98 (15)

BS PR Melur EA T(465.78), GC(152.00), 369.66 15.00 543.92 (11 ) TK(3I3.78)

BS PR Melur EA T(85.49),GC(9.00), 94.72 6.00 77.55 (8) , TK(76.49)

BS , PR Melur EA T(7B4.DO), GC(620.50), 359.12 80.00 419.51 (10) TK(163.61)

BS PR Melur EA T(273.72), GC(273.72) 981.94 84.00 416.30 (14)

BS PR Melur EA 108.18 5.00 90.04 ( 16)

BS PR Melur EA T(4.00), TK(4.00) 258.62 5.00 11-7.76 (3)

BS PR Melur EA T(SI9.96), GC(468.00), 100.IS SO.OO I62.8S (3) TK(SI.%)

-(-5 ) PR Melur EA T(754.05),GC(754.05) 234.19 40.00 308.55 (S)

BS PR Melur EA T( 669.67),GC( 669,67) 181.42 252.66 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T(29_3.63),GC(293.63 ) 309.68 25.00 337.39 ( 13)

BS PR Melur EA T(377.24),GC(377.24 ) 209.03 S.OO 127.69 ( 10)

BS PR Melur EA T(392.1S),GC(392.15) 215.22 100.00 138.16 (7)

BS PR Melur EA T( 160.92),GC( 160.92) 81.01 2.00 70.41 (7)

BS PR Melur EA T(336.93),GC(336.93 ) 95.32 15.00 125.36 (3)

147 VILLAGE AMENITIES Meluf Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market/ holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Melur 5] 0 Kalamparti 545.14 2644(569) P(l),M(I) MCW(I) W"HP,O PO -(5-)

520 Arittapatti 909.26 2678(659) P(l) 0(1) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10)

530 Perumalmalai 445.50 ------Un i nhab ited ------, , Forest

540 Kaligulam 50.42 ------.------Un inhab ited ------

550 Chadufmadangan 50.36 323(72) pel) ~IO+) W.HP,O PO -(10+)

560 Uduppaikkulam 67.23 229(54) -(-5) -( 10+) W,HP -(-5) -( 10+)

570 Narasingamparti 1357.17 439S (1100) peS) MCW(l) T.W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

580 Therkutheru 1704.88 5562(1236) P(2),M(1 ), MeW(I), W.HP.O po. Phone -(5-10) H(I) PHC( 1),0(2), 0(0 5

@) Attukulam 415.96 1314(274) P(2),M(I), MCW(I) W,HP,O -(-5) -( -5) C(I)

610 Vannanparaipatti 405.86 1135 (258) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -( -5\ -(-5)

620. Vellalur 1359.34 6453(1594) P(3),M(l), MeW(I), W,HP,O PO,Phone THU H( 1),PUC( I) PHC(I). DC 1),0(1)

630. Uranganpatti 1576.61 6776(1558) P(5),M(2), PHS( I ),D( I ) W.HP,O PO,Phone SAT H(I)

640. Kurichipatti 1178.34 3292(765) P(5) -(5-10) WJlP,O PO,Phone -{IO+)

148 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and sup~ly by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway illg culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Melur EA T(304.81 ),GC(304.81) 102.62 7.00 130.71 (4)

BS PR Melur EA T(432.61 ),GC(356.15), 151.91 30.00 294.74 (G) TK(76.46)

------Un inhab ite~------

------Uninhabited ------

BS PR Melur EA T(36.89),GC(36.89) 2.61 10.86 (12)

BS PR Melur EA T(3S.2S),GC(3S.2S) 2.S2 26.13 (12)

BS PR Melur EA T(676.95),GC(67G.95) 199.40 40.00 440.82 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T(984.74),GC(984.74) 157.86 15.00 647.28 (7)

BS PR Melur EA T(380.00),GC(150.00), 167.61 16.00 255.42 (4) TK(230.00)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T(99.27),GC(99.27) 254.03 5.00 57.66 (4)

BS PR Me1ur EA T(202.02),GC(202.02) 58.88 5.00 139.% (4)

BS PR Melur EA T(528.40),GC(528.40) 4%.99 10.00 323.95 ( 13)

BS PR Melur EA T(372.9S),GC(372.98) 826.0S 35.00 342.55 ( 17)

BS PR Melur EA T(243.06),GC(243.06) 500.SI 50.00 384.47 (16)

149 VILLAGE AMENITIES Melur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Melur 650. Ambalakaranpatti 2087.89 6719(1621) P( 5),M(2 ),H( I ) MCW(I) W,HP,O PO,Phone FRI

660. Kottagudi 1330.40 3241 (781) P(I),M(I) MCW(1) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10)

670. Perungalakudi 12426 186(43) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

680.' Valayankulam 57.67 91 (30) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10)

690. Manikkampatti 222.81 456(107) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5- 10)

700 T. Vellalpatti 189.76 655(140) P(3) -(-5) W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

710 Marudur 308.68 434(115) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

720 Urukkalpuliyan 97.90 106(26) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) kulam

730 Kilavikulam 53.78 9(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5 )

740 Amoor 443.04 1143 (267) P(2) -(5-10) HP PO -(10+)

750 Sorukulipatti 59.03 169(33) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+)

760 Mukkampatti 244.18 234(52) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5- 10)

770 Thiruvadavur 1555.98 4645(1028) P(2),M( 1),H( I) MCW(I), W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10) PHC(I ),0( I), 0(1) 780 Nalukulam 357.90 678 (139) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

"JCX) Arasappanpatti 284.41 537(111) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5- 10)

150 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (indud- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Melur EA T(398.1 8),GC(398.1 8) 819.06 7S.00 795.65 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T(403.14),GC(403.14) 503.63 50.00 373.63 (12)

BS PR Melur EA T(68.40),GC(68.40) 20.67 1.00 34.19 (12)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T( 14.2S),GC( 14.2S) 28.21 IS.21 (14)

-(-S) KR Melur EA T(78.44),GC(78.44) 69.94 74.43 (10)

BS KR Melur EA T(I13.25),GC(I13.2S) 16.51 60.00 ( 13)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T(I90.0S),GC(I90.05) 14.41 1D4.22 (8)

-(oS) KR Melur EA T(59.32),GC(59.32) 5.93 32.65 . (14)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T( 42.03),GC( 42.03) 11.75 ( 15)

BS KR Melur EA T(21 0.6O),GC(21 0.60) 73.67 158.77 (IS)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T(38.49~GC(38.49) 2.75 17.79 (15)

BS KR Melur EA T(I J9.92),GC(119.92) 43.27 5.00 75.Cf) (16)

BS PR Melur EA T(547.95),GC(S47.C)S) 147.74 IS0.00 710.29 (9)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T(225.00),GC(217.38). 10.68 122.22 (12) TK(7.62)

BS PR Melur EA T(58.81),GC(58.81) 136.40 89.20 (9)

151 VILLAGE AMENITIES Melur Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility i!; available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Melur 800 Panangudi 45422 788 (215) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

810 Kovilpatti 33133 570(117) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

&20 Veppadappu 969.60 1278(314) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

830 Panjutti 34328 1220(284) P(2) MCW(l) W,HP PO,Phone -(10+)

840. Thuvarangtilam 280.19 483(97) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

850. Keeranur 78658 1606(366) P(3) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

MelurBlock 35671.70 115006 (26849) p(89),M(20), MCW(19),PHC(4) Total H(8),PUC(2), PH8(2),0(9),0(10) C(l)

152 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by "Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Melur EA T(76.47),GC(76.47) 205.06 5.00 167.69 (15)

-(-5) KR Melur EA T(lOl.OI),GC(4.85), 8121 60.00 89.11 (12) TK(96.16)

BS PR Melur EA T(222.67),GC(20922), 419.99 90.00 236.94 (16) TK(13.45)

BS PR Melur EA T(152.08),GC(152.08) 11120 SO.OO (15)

-(-5) KR Melur EA . T(122.80)'GC(122.80) 92.66 .64.73 (20)

BS KR Melur EA T(83.49),GC(83.49) 423.62 40.00 239.47 (20) '. T(13445.89), 10052.28 1261.00 10416.61 GC(12412.36) TK(1033.S3)

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Alphabetical List of Villages 0150: Kottampatti CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

51. Name of Location Location Location· Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Attappatti 23/16/15/33 23/161015010330 20/10/9133 20/1010090/0330 2 Ayanpandangudi 23/16/15/16 23/1610 15010 160 2011019/16 20/10/0090/0160 3. Ayyapatti 23/16/15/17 23/161015010170 2011019/17 20/1010090/0170 4. Budamangalam 23/16/15/29 23/16/015010290 2011019129 20/10/0090/0290 5. Chokkalingapuram 23/16115/15 23/161015010150 20110/9/15 20/1010090/0150 6 Chokkampatti 23/16/15/11 2311610 15010110 2011019111 20/1010090/0110 7 Ettimangalam 23/16/15/36 23/16/0150/0360 20110/9136 20/10/0090/0360 8 Kachirayanpatti 23/16/15/26 231161015010260 20110/9126 20/10/0090/0260 9 Kambur 23116/15/21 231161015010210 20110/9121 20/1010090/0210 10 Karumalai R.F. 23/16/15/4 23/1610150/0040 20/10/9/4 20/10/0090/0040 II Karungalakudi 23/16/15/23 23/161015010230 20110/9123 20/1010090/0230 12 Kavathayampatti 23/16115/37 23/161015010370 20110/9137 20/1010090/0370 13 Kesampatti 23/16/15/20 23/161015010200 20110/9120 201 10/0090/0200 14 Kodukkampatti 23/16115/30 23/16/015010300 20110/9130 20/10/0090/0300 15 Kottampatti 23/16115/8 23/16/015010080 201)0/9/8 201 I 01009010080 16 Kunnarampatti 23/16/15/18 23/16/0150/0180 20/1019/18 2011 0/009010 180 17 Manappachcheri 23116/15/12 23/16/015010120 20/1019/12 20/1010090/0120 18 Melavalavu 23116/15128 23/16/015010280 2011019128 2011 0/0090/0280 19 Nadumalai R.F. 23/16/1511 23/16/0150100 10 2011019/1 20/1010090100 10 :!} Pallapatti 23/16/15/6 23/16/0150/0060 20110/9/6 20/10/009010060 21 Pandangudi 23/16/15114 23/16/015010140 2011019/14 20/1010090/0140 22 Pattur 23/16115/27 23/161015010270 20110/9127 201 I 01009010270 23 Pottapatti 23/16/15/3 23116/015010030 20110/9/3 201 I010090/0030 24 Sekkipatti 23116/15/19 23/16/015010190 20/10/9/19 20/10/0090/0190 2S Sennagarampatti 23/16115/35 23/16/015010350 20110/9/35 20/1010090/0350 26 Si lambakkonepatti 23/16/1517 23116/015010070 20110/917 20/10/0090/0070 27 Sukkipatti 23/16115/24 23/16/015010240 2011019124 20/1010090/0240 28 Surappatti 23116/15/2 23/16/0 15010020 20110/912 20/10/0090/0020 N Tarkukudi 23/16/15/13 23/16/0150/0130 2011019/13 20/10/0090/0130 30 Thumbaipatti 23/16115/34 23/16/0150/0340 20110/9134 20/1010090/0340 31 Tiruchunai 23/16/15122 23/16/015010220 2011019122 20/1010090/0220 32 Tondilillgapuram 23116/15/5 23/16/015010050 20110/9/5 20/1010090/0050 33 Valaichcherippatti 23/16/15/9 23/16/015010090 2011019/9 20/1010090/0090 34 Valaichcherippatti Hills 23/16/15/10 23/16/015010100 2011019/10 20/10/009010 I00 35 Vajinagaram 23/16/15125 23/16/015010250 20/10/9125 20/10/0090/0250

157 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kottampatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of marketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Melur 10 Nedumalai R.F. 391.92 ------Uninhabited------

20 Surapatti 332.30 1207 (272) P( 1) -(5-10) W.HP,O PO -(-5-10) , 30 Pottapatti 1033.27 3225 (764) P(3).M( I ),H( I) MCW( I ),Or I) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10)

40 Karumalai R.F. 378.81 ------U11 inhab ited------

SOT ondilingapuram 495.11 1498 (353) P(J) -(5- JO) W,HP,O PO -(5-10)

60 Pallapatti 685.23 2810 (604) P(2) MCW(I) W.HP.O PO,Phone -(-5 )

70 S ilambakkonepatti 627.86 876 (225) P(J) -( I 0+) W,HP -15-10) -( 10+)

80 Kottampatti 702.84 4931 (1112) P( 4),M( I ),H( I), MCW(I). W,HP,O PO,Phone TUE puql) PHS( 1),O( I )

90 Valaichcherippatti 338.03 1227 (289) P( I) -(-5) W,HP,O PO -(-5 )

100 Valaichcheri- 486.43 ------Un inhabited ------patti Hills

110 Chokkampatti 797.22 2595 (645) P(3),M( 1) MCW( I ),O( 1) W,HP,O PO -(-5)

120 Manappachcheri 1094.96 4504 (963) P(5),M(I) MCW\ I ),O( I) W,HP,O PO +5)

130 Tarkakudi 59.30 430 (121) P(I ) -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5)

140 Pandangudi 273.97 840 (216) P( 1) -(5-10) W,HP,O PO -(-5)

150 Chokkalingapuram 842.88 7062 (1477) PO),M(I) MCW(2) W,HP,O PO,Phone -( -5)

160 Ayanpandangudi 151.37 ------Uninhabited------158 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD'Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest [rrigated' Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in KillS.) (indud- ble for Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation water way) & groves)

10 II 12 !3 [4 15 16 17 IS

Taluk (Part) ------Un inhab ited ------

BS PR Melur EA T( 29 .66), TK(29.66) 218.85 15.00 6S.79 (32)

B~ PR Melur EA T(37.0S),TK(37.0S) 712.54 2S3.65 (35)

------Un i nhab ited------

BS PR Melur EA T(50.92),TK(50.92) 25S.26 IS5.93 (28) ,. BS PR Mellir EA T(65.0S),TK(65.0S) 36S.98 251.17 (28)

-( -:'i) KR Mellii' EA T(3.06),TK(306) 20S.18 416.62 (30)

BS PR !\1elur EA T( I 79.56),TK( 179.56) 319.77 203.51 (22)

BS PR Melur EA T(SI.S5), TK( SI.S5) 173.54 82.64 (26)

______,------Un inhab ited ------

BS PR Melur EA T(214.J5),TK(214.25) 362.69 220.28 (28)

BS PR Natham EA T(312.51 ),TK(312.51) 4S7.95 294.50 ( 15)

-( -5) PR Melur EA T( 13.26),TK( 13.26) 19.84 26.20 (19)

BS PR Melur EA T( 52.20),TK( 52.20) 158.47 63.30 (28)

BS PR Melllr EA T(372.12),TK(372.12) 375.04 95.72 (28)

______.---.--•••••••• Un i nhab ited···-···-·---··-···-····-··· 159 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kottampatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation NO. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market/ holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Melur 170 AyyapaUi 1257.48 3856(836) P(4) MCW(I) W"HP,O PO -(5-)

180 Kunnarampatti 850.27 2961 {715) P(2),M(I) MCW(I) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(-5)

190 Sekkipatti 1358.08 3878(877) P(2),M(1 ) MCW(I), W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5·10) PHC( 1),0( I)

200 Kesampatti 1477.76 3718(851) P(4) MCW(J) W,HP,O PO,Phone -( 10+)

210 Kambur 1364.54 6397(1387) P(5) MCW(l) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10)

220 Tiruchchunai 55336 1146(266) P(1 ) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) ·(-5)

230 Karungalakudi 1525.16 5667(1264) P(4),M(I), MCW( I ),PHC( 1), HP PC\Phone -(-5) H( I ),PUC( I) 0(1),0(1)

240 Sukkampatti 233.85 882 (210) P(I) -{5-1O) W,O -1-5) -(-5)

250 Vanjinagaram 1113.91 4126(994) P(4) MCW(I) W,HP.O PO,Phone -(10+)

2(i) K,achirayampatti 1777.85 6842(1706) P(7) MCW(I) W,HP,O PO -(5-10)

270 Pattur 1054.99 3529(774) P(3) MCW(!) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10)

280 Melavalavu 1391.01 5190(1271) P(5),M(I), MCW( I ).0( 1), W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10) H(I) 0(1)

290. Budamangalam 1245.92 3302(764) P(5) MCW( I),O( 1) W,HP,O PO,Phone -(10+)

300. Kodukkampatti 1364.91 2801 (664) P(4),M(I ) MCW( I ),D( I ) W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

330. Attapatti 983.44 2463(626) P(2),M(I) -(5-10) W,HP,O PO -(10+)

160 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (inKms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Melur EA T(2 I 7.42),TK(21 7.42) 703.76 336.30 (30)

BS PR Melur EA T(219.87),TK(219.87) 374.95 255.45 (32) , BS PR Natham' EA T(203.30),TK(203.30) 374.95 12.00 319.14 (12)

BS PR Natham ' EA T( I 73.54),TK( 173.54) 1540.65 50.00 713.57 (15)

BS PR Melur EA ..:.. T(440.75),TK(440.75) 548.55 10.00 36524 (20)

8..") KR Melur 'EA T(134.04),TK( 134.04) 149.33 269.C1) (18)

BS PR Melur EA T(590.00),TK(590.00) 304.07 60.00 571.09 (14)

BS PR tvlelur EA T(33.34),TK(33J4 ) 154.42 2.00 44.09 (17)

BS PR Melur EA T(226.89),TK(226.89) 605.02 8.00 274.00 (12)

BS PR Melur EA T(61 4.05),TK(614.05) 606.48 12.13 545.19 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T(299.32),TK(2C1).32) 475.51 1.00 279.16 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T(5C1).41 ),GC(599.41) 463.08 10.00 318.52 (10)

BS PR Melur EA T( I97.08),TK( 197.08) 709.15 20.00 319.69 ( 14)

BS PR Melllr EA T(283.8I WC(98.00) 607.70 473.40 (14) TK(185.81)

BS PR Mefur EA T(422.01),GC(382.01) 19915 5.00 357.18 (8) TK(40.00)

161 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kottampatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of thJ nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. ViUage and (in No.of Drinking Post ~Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

MeJur 340. Thumbaipatti 1236.06 5828(1349) P( 6),M( I),H(l) MCW(I), W,HP,O PO,Phone -(5-10) PHC(I),O(I)

350 Sennagarampatti 913.11 2994(710) P(4),M(l) MCW(J) W,HP,O. PO,Phone -(5-10)

360 Ettimangalam 469.91 1782(402) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) HP,O PO -(-5)

370 Kavathayampatti 187.56 377(95) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP,O POI -(-5)

Kottampatti Block 30077.67 98944(22802) P(91),M(14), MCW(21), Total H(5),PUC(2) PHC(3),PHS(1 ), 0(3),0(9)

162 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 -16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Melur EA T(484.30),GC(484.30) 438.80 312.96 (8)

BS PR Melur EA T(6I 3.30),GC(607.oo), 85.17 6.00 208.64 (7) TK(6.30)

BS PR Melur EA T(344.I 5),GC(344.15) 33.09 4.00 88.67 (0)

-(5) KR Melur EA T(60.l0)GC(60.l0) 86.02 10.00 31.44 (9)

T(7568.23), 225.13 12123.96 8276.03 TK(4993.26) GC(2574.97)

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Sl. Nameof Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

-" 3 4 5 6

I. Adalai ·23/16/16170 23/16/0160/0700 20/ 10/ I 0/60 20/ I % I 00/0600 2 Alagarmalal R.F 23/16/16/3 231 16/0160/0030 20110/10/56 20/1 % 100/0560 -' AJattuf nil 6/16/66 23/1 610 16010660 20/ 1011 013 2011 016 100/0030 .f Ambalathadi 23/16/16/3 J 23/16/0160/0310 20/10/101 20/1 % I 00/0 :- Anaiyur 23/16/16/96 23/16/0160/0960 2011 Oil 0/86 20r I % I 00/0860 6 Ariy Uf 23; 16/16/30 23/16/0160/0300 201l 0/1 0/ 20/1 % 100/0 7 AttlkkuJam 23116/ I 6/95 23/1 6/0 160/0950 20/ I 011 0185 20/ I % I 00/0850 8 Boothakudi 23/16/16/55 23/16/0160/0550 20/10/10/45 20/ IUIO I 00/0450 q Chatrapatti 23/16il6/7 23/16/0 I 60/0070 20/1011 017 201 I % I 0010070 10 ('hellanagoundanpatti 23116/ 16/29 23/16/0 I6010290 20/10/10/29 20/1 % I00/0290 11 Chettikulam 23/16/16/57 23/16/0160/0570 20/10/10/47 20/1010 I 00/0470 12 Erllkkalainattam 23116116/42 23/16/0160/0420 20/1011 0132 20/1 % I 00/0320 13 1II1Ippakudl 2Y16116/59 23/16/0160/0590 2011 011 0/49 20/1010 I 00/0490 14 Iraniyam 23il6 / 16/64, 23/16/0160/0640 20n0/10/54 20/ I 010 I 00/0540 15 kadavur 23' 161( 6/2 23/16/0160/0020 20/10/ 10/2 20/1 % I 00/0020 16 Kallikudl 23/16/16 153 23/16/0160/0530 2011 011 0:43 20/1 % I 00/0430 17 "-annanendal 23/16/16178 23/16/0160/0780 201 I 011 0178 201 I 010 I 0010780 18 I,-anniklldi 23 J61l 6/65 231 J 6/0 J6010650 20110/10/55 2011 010 J00/0550 19 "-aruvanur 23116116/36 23/16/0160/0360 2011 Oil 0/27 201 I % I 00/0270 20 Kavanur 2Y16.16/26 23/16/0160/0260 2011 0/1 0/20 201 I 010 I 00/0200 21 Keelapandi 23 116/16/45 23/16/0160/0450 20110/10135 201 I 010 I 00/0350 T" Killanedugulam 23116il6/54 2311 6/0 I 6010540 20/10/10/44 20/ I OiO I 0010440 23 Kilpanangudi 23116/16176 23116/0160/0760 20/ I 01 I 0166 201 I OiO 100/0660 24 Kiluvamalai R.F 23116/1 6/1 23/16/0160/00 I 0 2011 011 011 201 I % I 00/00 I 0 25 Kodllnangalam 23/16/16144 23/16/016010440 2011 01 I 0/34 201 I 010 I 00/0340 26 Kav,l" urllndhankulam 23/16/16172 23/16/0160/0720 20/10/10/62 201 I 010 100/0620 27 "-ovilpappagudi 23116116/73 2311 6/0 160/0730 20/ 10/ I 0/63 20/ 1010 I 00/0630 28 23116/16/35 23116/0160/0350 2011 011 0/26 20/1010 I 00/0260 29 Malaipatti 23/1 61 I 6/8 231 I 610 160/0080 20/10/1 0/8 20/ 1010 I 0010080 30 !'vlandiklliam 23/16/16/37 23/16/0160/0370 2Q/10/10/28 20/ I 010 I 00/0280 31 "vlanjampatti 2311611 6/6 23/16/0160/0060 20/10/10/6 201 I % I 00/0060 ,') _)_ Maranavariendal 23:16/16158 23/16/0160/0580 2011 011 0/48 20/1010 I 0010480 33 Melapanangadi 23/16116175 23/16/0160/0750 2011 011 0/65 20/ 1010 I 00/0650 34 Moalakkllrichchi 23/16116/50 23/ I 6/0 160/0500 2011 011 0/40 20/1010 I 00/0400 35 Mulakaranai 23116116174 23/16/0160/0740 2011 011 OLJlil 20/1010 100/0640 36 Paraipatti 23116i 16/3 8 231 I 610 160/0380 20110/10/29 20/1010 I 0010290 37 ParaslIramallpattl 23/161 16/94 23/16/0160/0940 20/10/10/84 20/ I % I 00/0840 3S Para: attiku lam 23116/16/93 23/16/0160/0930 20/101 I 0183 201 I 010 I 00/0830 39 Pattakkurlchchi 23/16/1601 23/16/0160/0710 20/ I 011 0/61 2011 % I 00/061 0 40 Pechi"lIlam 231 I 6116/67 23/16/0160/0670 20110/10157 201 1010 I 00/0570 41 Periyap

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51. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

55 Valanendai 23/16118137 23116AH8010370 20110111/38 201101011010380 56 Valayankulam 23/16118143 231161018010430 20/10/11/44 201101011010440 53 Thiruppalai 23/16116f17 231161016010770 20110/10/67 201101010010670 54 Thodaneri 23/16116151 2311610 160105 10 20110110141 2011010 I0010410 55 Usilampatti 23/16116143 2311610 16010430 20110110133 201101010010330 56 Vadugapatti 23/16116147 2311610 16010470 20110110137 201101010010370 57. Vagaikulam 23116116168 231161016(W68() 20110110158 2011010 10010580 58 Vairarvanatham 23/16116133 231161016010330 20110110124 2011010 10010240 '!f) Vayalur 23/16116134 . 23/161016010340 20110110125 2011010 10010250 ro Velichinatham 23116116110 231161016010100 20110110110 201101010010 100 61 Veppangulam 23/16116156 23116101601OS6O 20110110146 201101010010460 62 Virapandi 23116'16146 231161016010460 20110110136 . 201101010010360 63 Vittanku1am 23/16116132 231161016010320 20110110123 2011010 10010230

169 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai West Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 killS., 5-10 kllls.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Uay or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market/ holds (Potable) telegraph hat,ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 10 Kiluvamalai R.F. 883.22 ------Uninhabited------·------

20 Kadavur 325.94 612 ( 134) P( I) -(5-) W -(-5) -(10+)

30 Alagarmalai R.F 6814.50 --•• ------•••••• --. Un i nhab ited ------

ED Manjampatti 472.94 1516 (317) P(2) -(-5) w -(-5) -( 10+)

70 Chatrapatti 371.89 2105 (444) P( I ),M( I ),H( 1), MH(I),RP(I) 'lA' PTO -(10+) PUC(I)

80Malaipatti 111.43 993 (202) P( 1) -( -5) W -( -5) -( 10+)

90Poolampatti 71.82 698 (157) P(I),M(I),H(I) -(-5 ) W -(5 ) -( I () t")

100Velichinatham 343.83 1638 (376) P(I) -(-5 ) W PO -( 10+)

110 Sinnapatti 155.08 1329 (315) P(I),M(I) -( -5) W -(-5 ) -(10+)

250 ~eriyapatti 98.19 . 681 ( 146) P( 1) -(-5) W -( -5) -( 10+)

260 Kavanur 131.84 1160 (288) P( I) -( -5) W -(-5) -(10+)

270 Therkupetham 193.31 655 (137) P( I) -( -5) W -( -5) -(10+) patti

280 Siruvlm 846.55 1142 (268) P( I) -(5-10) w -( -5) -( -5)

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300 Ariyur !\i.A 790 (198) -( -5) -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5)

170 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance' . waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (indud- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) ------Un inhah ited------

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(3.64),TK(3.64) 80.94 121.41 119.95 (21)

------Un i n hab ited------

-( -5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 161.8S),GC( 161.SS) 109.27 SO.94 120.S5 ( IS)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 60. 70),GC( 60. 70) 155.00 SO.94 75.25 ( 18)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(36.42),GC(36.42) 17.S0 57.21, (19)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(4S.56), GC(4S.56) 13.35 9.91 ( 18) as KR Madurai ED.EAG T(242.82), GC(242.82) 50.18 50.83 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 152.57),GC( 152.57) 2.51 ( 15)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(79.96),GC(79.96) 2.00 16.23 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(99.96),GC(99.96) 5.67 26.21 (14)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 157.83),GC( 157.83) 16.IS 19.30 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(761.51 ),GC(761.51) 0.11 84.93 ( IS)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG ( 18)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG (18)

171 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai Welit Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vi:z. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.} Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2" 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 310 Ambalathadi N.A 1282(285) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-)

320 Vittallkulam 67.19 473 (105) P(l) -(5-10) VI -(-5) -(-5)

330 Vairavanatham 334.65 542( 118) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

340 Vayalur 185.87 1086 (261) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(5-10)

350 Kulamangalam 454.83 4229 (946) P(I),M(l ) -(5-10) W PO -( I 0+)

360 Karuvanan 248.16 1417 (319) P(l),M(l) -(-5) W PO -( 10+)

370 Mandikulam 188.78 685 (137) P(I) (-5) w -(-5) -(-5 )

380 Paraipatti 133.89 349 (96) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5 ) -(10+)

420 Erukkalainattam 57.95 378 (94) P(2) -(-5) w -(-5) -( 10+)

430 ysilampatti 96.99 . 529 (139) P(I) -(10+) w -(-5) -(10+1

440 Kodimangalam 117.70 700 (164) P{I ) -(10+) W -(-5) -( 10+)

450 Keelapadi 113.39 460 (118) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -( 10+)

460. Virapandi 379.94 1650 (374) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10+)

470. Vanugapatti 213.27 264 (62) pel) -(10+) w -(-5) -(5-10)

480. Sambakkam 63.93 125 (31) pel) -(10+) w -(-5) -(5-10)

172 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, \in Krns.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED.EAG ( 18)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(61.5 I ),GC(6 1.5 I) 0.21 5.47 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG - T(256.98),GC(256.98 ) 49.37 28.30 (16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(88.22),GC(88.22) 6.88 90.77 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(34 I. I6).GC(34 1.16) 12.41 1.62 ' 99.64 (22)

B5 KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 174.42),GC( 174.42) 0.81 72.93 (14)

BS KR Madura; ED,EAG T( 137.19).GC( 137. J9) 0.81 50.79 (15)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(9J.%),GC(9J.%) 42.D3 (15)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 15.78),GC( 15.78} 6.47 0.10 35.60 ( 14)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 15.38),GC( 15.38) 5.73 0.04 75.84 ( 13)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(3 1.97),GC(3 1.97) 16.18 0.11 69.44 ( 13)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(29.54),GC(29.54) 15.38 68.47 ( 13)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(302.71 ),Gq302.71) 75.68 1.55 ( II)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(75 .68),GO 75 .68) 4.04 133.55 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(51.39),GC(51.39) 12.54 ( 16)

173 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai West Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kl1ls., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc- Name -Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Madurai North 490. Pillayararnatham 86.08 422(101) P(I) -(10+) W -(-5) -( 10+)

500 Moolakkurichchi 142.73 434(87) PCI) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -( 10+)

510 Thodaneri 467.38 1874(444) P(I) -(-5) T,R PO -(10+) ,

520 Thenur 764.83 5948(1294) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5)

530 Kallikudi 300.84 381 (95) PO) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+)

540 Killanedugulam 135.56 362(79) P(I) -(10+) W -(-5) -( 10+)

550 Boothakudi 268.71 %5(226) pel) -( 10+) W -(-5) -( 10-'-)

560 Veppangulam 82.61 163 (41) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

570 Chettikulam 244.13 3147(739) . P(I) -(10+) W PO -(10+)

580 Maranavariendal 117.99 581 (140) P(I) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+)

5'x) 1I1uppakudi 87.16 158(39) P(I) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(10+)

600 Poonari 49.73 12(2) P(I) -( 10+) W -(-5) -( 10+)

640 1ran iyam 1%.51 1063(253) P(2) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

650 Kannikudi 80.19 Uninhabited------~-----

660 Alattur 198.50 1334(310) PCI) -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10)

174 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i .e. area under different types of land use in . hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest _ Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area ('OIlll11UI1l- to town and supply by..source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in ~ms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS Taluk (Part)

~ KR Madurai ED.EAG T(56.65),GC(56.65) 29.43 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED.EAO T(79.72),GC(79.72) 27.11 4.04 31.S6 118)

B~ KR Madurai ED,EAG T(433.83),GC(433.83) 3.62 29.93 (16)

BS PR Madurai ED.EAG T(404.70),GC(404.70) 11331 36.42 210.40 ( 18)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 161.8S),GC( 161.8S) 3.64 76.S9 . 58.43 ( 13)

-(-5l PR \1adurai ED,EAG T(80.20),GC(SO.20) 16.18 6.S8 3230 (19)

B~ PR Madurai ED.EAG T( ICJO.21 ),GC( 190.21 ) 6.07 1.58 70.85 116)

+5) KR Madurai ED,EAG 82.61 (16)

[3S kR \Iadurai EA T( 167.99),GC( 167.99) 30.35 145.79 ( I())

BS kR ~vladural ED,EAG T(91.86 ).GC(91.86) 8.CJO 17.23 ( 12)

BS PR rvladurai ED,EAG T(61.51 ),GC(61.51) 25.49 0.16 (Li)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 48. 97),GC( 48. 97) 0.76 (II)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(67.1S),GC(67.IS) 40.97 8S.36 (II)

------Uninhabited------

B~ KR Madurai ED.EAG T( 145.28),GC(14S.28) 6.47 46.75 (13)

175 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai West Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 670 PechikllJam 85.03 523 (131) P(I ) -(-5) W +5) -(5-10)

680 Vagaiklliam 76.14 1157(273) P(I) -{5-10) w· PO -(5-10)

690 Podumbu 679.65 3719(916) P(I),M(I) PHC(I) W iPO -(5-1O)

700. Adalai 224.90 1078(244) P(1) RP(1) w +5) -(5-1O)

710. Pattakkurichchi 89.88 380(99) -{-5) -{IO+) W +5) -(5-1O)

720. Kovilkurundhan 17.18 125(33) -(5-10) -{5-10) W -(5-10) -(IO+) kulam

730. Kovilpappnglldi 458.58 2916(719) P( 1) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-IO)

740 MlIlakaranni 212.75 1201 (309) P(I).M(I) -(5-10\ w -(5-10) -(5-10)

750 1\1elapananglldi 101.49 398(90) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10)

7fi.l. -Kil panangud i 67.26 189(44) -(-5) -(5-10) W -( I0+) -(5-10)

770 Thiruppalai 888.30 3735 (836) P(ll.M(I) -(5-10) W -(5-1O) -(5-10)

780 Kannanendnl N.A. 10279(2148) -{-5) -(-5) W -(oS) -(-5)

930 Parayattiklliam 44.55 ------Ullinhabited------

940 Parasural11anpatti 62.42 1248(284) -«5) -(-5) W -«5) -(-5)

176 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vatian waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(65.56),TK(65.56) O.SI O.SI 17.85 (14)

.i BS PR Madurai ED.EAG 1(70.00),0C(70.00) 6.14 (11 )

BS KR Madurai ED,tAG T(507.00),GC(507.00) 172.65 (II)

BS PR Madurai ED.EAG T( I43.26),GC( 143.26) SI.64 ( 11)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(45.79),GC(45.79) 44.09 ( 14)

BS KR Madurai EA T( 15.08),GC( 15.08) 2.1-0 (14)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(329.02),GC(329.02) 129.56 ( (3)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 169. 16),GO 169.16) 43.59 (8)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(64.75),GC(64.75) 6.47 13.76 16.51 (14)

BS PR Madurai ED T( 44.51 ),Ge( 44.51) 2.S3 19.92 (13)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(552.21 ),G0552.21) 13.25 322.S4 (S)

-(-5) PR Madurai ED.EAG (S) ------Uninhabited------

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(36.82)TK(36.S2) 6.47 0.40 18.73 (3)

177 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai West Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.l Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 950 Attikkulam 65.44 2838(640) -«5) -«5) W -(-5) -(-5)

960 Anaiyur 429.01 11358(2562) P(1) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5)

CJ70 Sambandan N.A. 2809 (615) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) Alangulam

980 Silayaneri 418.00 3806(933) -«5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

MaduraiWestBI~k 20620.61 92583 (21056) P(SO),M(8), MH(I),PHC(l), ToCaI H(2),PUC(1) RP(2)

178 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 l7 \8 Taluk (Part) BS KR Madural ED,EAG T(S2.61),TK(S2.61 ) 12.83 (3)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(368.27),TK(368.27) 60.74 (10)

BS. _ KR Madurai ED,EAG (S)

-(oS) KR Madurai ED;EAG 418.00 (5)

T(7833.66),GC(7372.32) 880.20 504.66 3579.63 TK(461.34)

179

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181

Alphabetical List of Villages 0170: Madurai East CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

Sl. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I. Alavandan 23116117/139 23116/0170/1390 20/10110/129 20/1010 I 001 1290 .., ... Ananjiyur 23/16/17/151 23/16/017011510 20/10/10/141 20/1010100/1410 3 Andaman 23116/17/20 23/16/017010200 20/1011 0120 2011 010 I 0010200 4 A ndarkottaram 23/16/17/134 23/16/0170/1340 20/10/10/123 201 1010 I 00/1230 5 Angadimangalam 231161171152 23116/0170/1520 20/1011 01142 201 I 010 100/1420 6 Appanthirupatti 23/16/17/19 23/16/017010190 20110/10/18 201 1010100/0180 7 23116/17/62 23/16/017010620 20/10/10/52 20/1010 I 0010520 8 Ayilangudi 23/16/17/63 23/16/0170/0630 20/1011 0/53 201 I 010 I 00/0530 9 Chettikulam 23116/17/24 23/16/01,70/0240 20/10/10/47 20/ I 010 I 00/0470 10 Chittakkur 23/16/17/104 23/16/0170/1040 20/ 101 10/93 20/1010 I 0010930 11 Echaneri 23116/17/121 23/16/0170/1210 20/10/10/110 20/10/0100/1100 12 G. Pappankulam 23 116/17/13 23/16lC1'r 70/0 13 0 20/10/10113 20/1010100/0130 13 Ida)'apatti 23/16/17/125 23/16/0170/1250 20/10/101114 20/1 010 100/1 ) 40 14 lIamanur 23~16/17/135 23/16/0170/1350 20/10110/125 20/ I % I 00/1250 15 Ilanoajkkulam 23/16/17/116 23/16/0170/1160 20/10/10/ I 04 20/1 % I 001 1040 16 Ilangtyendal 23/j6/17/103 23/16/0170/1030 20/ 10/10/92 201 1010 100/0920 17 1S\llani 23/\6/171126 23/16/0170/1260 20/10/10/115 20/1010 I 00/1150 18 Jothiapatti 23!l16/17/41 23/16/0170/041 0 20/ I Oil 0131 20/1010 100/03 10 19 K. Pappankulam 23/16/17/80 23/16/0170/0800 20/10/10/69 20/ I 010 I 0010690 20 Kadakkinaru 23/1'6/17179 23/16/0170/0790 20/10/10/68 20/1010 I 0010680 21 Kalikappan 23/161171115 23/16/0170/1150 20/10/1 Oil 03 2011 0101 00/1 030 22 Kalimangalam 23/16/171148 23/16/0170/1480 20/10/10/138 20/1 DID 100/1380 23 Kallandhiri 23/16/17/12 23/16/017010120 20/10/10112 20/1010 I 00/0120 24 23/16/17/149 23/16/0170/1490 20110/10/139 2011 0101 001 1390 25 Karuppapi Ilaiendal 23116117/143 23/16/017011430 20/10/10/133 20/1010 I 0011330 26 Karuppukal 23116117/128 2311 6/0 17011280 2011 011 0/117 201 I 010 I 0011170 27 Kathavanendal 23/16117/119 23/1610170/1190 20/10/1 Oil 08 20/1010 I 00/1 080 28 J.,.,odikulal11 23/16117/83 23/16/0170/0830 20/101 I 0172 20/1010 I 00/0720 29 Kollankulam 23116/17/39 23/16/017010390 20/1 0/ I 0/30 20/10/0100/0300 30 Kondapettan 231161171142 23/16/0170/1420 2011 011 0/132 20/1010100/1320 31 Kozhikudi 23/16117/141 23/1610170/1410 20/10/10/131 20/1010 I 00/131 0 32 Kundukulam 23116/17/88 23/16/0170/0880 20/101 I 0177 20/1010 I 0010770 33 Kunnathur 23/16/17/140 23/16/0170/1400 20/10/10/130 20/ I 010 I 001 1300 34 Kuruthur 23/16/17/40 23/16/0170/0400 2011 011 0/3 I 201 1010 I 00103 10 35 Kusavikulam 23116/17/123 23/16/017011230 20/10/10/112 201 10/010011120 36 Mailangulldll 23116117/112 23/16/0170/1120 2011 0/1 0/1 00 20/ 1010 I 00/1000 37 Mangalagudi_ 231 J 6/17/92 23/16/017010920 20/1011 0182 20/1010 100/0820 38 23/16/17/14 23/16/017010140 20110/10/14 2011010 I 00/0 140 J9 Mathur 23116/17/21 23/16/017010210 20/101 I 0/18 201 1010 I 00/0 180 40 Meenakshipuram 231\6117/15 231\6/017010150 20110/10/15 20/10/01 DOlO 150 41 MlIndamayagam 23/1611 7/11 I 23/16/017011110 201 1011 011 00 20/ 1010 100/ 1000 42 Naickanpatti 23116/17/4 23/16/0170/0040 201 I 011 014 201 10/010010040 43 Narasingam 23116117/91 23116/017010910 20/1011 0181 2011 % 100108 10 44 Nattarmangalam 23/16/17/109 23/16/0170/1090 20/ 101 I 0/98 201 1010 I 0010980 45 Ovalur 23/16/17/146 23/16/0170/1460 2011 Oil 0/136 201 I 010 I 00/1360 46 Panaikulam 23/16/17/105 23/1610170/1050 201 101 I 0194 20/1010 I 00/0940 47 Pappakudi 23116/17/132 23/16/0170/1320 201 I 01 10/121 20/1010 I 00/121 0 48 Paragan Kulam 23/16/171138 23/16/0170/1380 2011 011 01128 20/1010100/1280 49 Perakkur 23/16/17/89 23/16/0170/0890 201 101 I 0178 201 10/0100/0780 50 Podasapatti 23/16/17/90 23/16/0170/0900 20/10/ I 0179 20/1 % I 00/0790 51 Poolampatti 23/16/17/85 23/16/0170/0850 20110/10174 20/1010 I 0010740 52 Porusupatti 23/16/17/23 23/16/017010230 201 I 0/1 01 I 8 201 1010 I 0010 180

183

0170 : Madurai East CD BLOCK (Contd.)

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

53. Pottapanayur 23/16117/136 23/1610170/1360 20/10/101126 20/1010100/1260 54. Povakkudi 23/16117/17 23/1610170/0170 20/10110/17 20/1010 I 0010 170 55. Poyyakaraipatti 23/16117/5 23/161017010050 20/10110/5 20/101010010050 56. Pudupatti 23/16117/81 23/161017010810 20/1 011 ono 2011010 100/0700 57. Pulangulam .. 23/16117/118 23/16/0170/1180 20/10/10/101 20/1010100/1070 58. Ruthuseri • 23/16117122 23/1610170/0220 20/10110/18 20/101010010180 59. Rajakur 23/16117/110 23/161017011100 20/10110/99 2011010 10010990 00 S.Nedungulam ~/16117/106 23/16/0170/1060 20/10/10195 20/1010 I 00/0950 61 Sakkimangaltn 23/16/17/144 23116101701l440 20/10/101134 20/101010011340 62 Sakkudi 23/161171150 23/1610170/1500 20/10/10/140 20/10/0100/1400 63 Savalakkarayan 23/16117/16 2311610 17010 160 20110/10/16 2011010 I 0010 160 64 Seegankulanr 23/16117/133 23/1610 170/1330 20110/10/122 2011010100/1220 65 Sembiyanendal 23/1&17182 23/1610 17010820 20/10/1 on1 20110/0100/0710 66 Senkl.ltti 23/16A171147 23/1610170/1470 20/10110/137 20/1010 10011370 67 Sivalingam 23/16117/102 23/161017011020 20/10/10/91 20/1 % 100/091 0 68 T.Attikutam 23/16117/131 23/1610170/1310 20/10/101120 20/1010100/1200 (f) Thaanaraipatti 23/161t;1184 2311610 1701084Q 2otlO/lon3 2011010 10010730 iU That~hanendal 23/16117/127 231161017011270 20110/10/116 2011010 100/1160 71 Thathangulam 23/16117/114 23/1610170/1140 20/10/101102 20/1010100/1020 72 Thayyaneri 23/16117/61 231161017010610 20/10/10151 20/1010 100/0510 73 Thindiyur 23/16117/113 23/1610170/1130 20/10/10110 1 20/1010100/1010 74 Thirukanai 23/16/17/87 23/161017010870 20/1 011 On6 20/1010 10010760 75 Tirumothur 23116117/101 23/161017011010 20110/10190 2011010 100/0900 76 Udangundu 23/16117/145 2311610 17011450 20/10/10/135 20/1010100/1350 77 Ulaganeri 23/161111100 2311610170/1000 20/10110/89 2011010100/0890 78 Uthangudi 23116117/99 23/1610170/0990 20/10/10188 2011010 100/0880 "f} Va1aichikulam 23/16117/86 23/161017010860 20/1 0/1 ons 20/10/0100/0750 00 Vallankulam 23/16117/124 23/1610170/1240 20/10/101113 20/1010100/1130 81 Vandiyur 23/16117/117 23/161017011170 20/10110/106 20/10/0100/1060 82 Varaganeri 23/16117/108 23/1610170/1080 20/10/10197 20/10/0100/0970 83 Varichiyur 23/16117/129 23/161017011290 20/10110/118 20/1010100/1180 84 Veerapanjan 23/16117/120 23/161017011200 20/10110/109 20/10/0100/1090 85 Vallaikuppam 23/16/17/107 23/1610170/1070 20/10/10196 2011010 100/0960 86 Vallakundu 23/16111/137 23/161017011370 20/101101127 20/1010100/1270 87 Valliyankundram 23/16111118 23/1610170/0180 20/10110/18 201101010010180 88 Vidathakulam 23/161171130 2311610 170/1300 20110/10/119 2011010100/1190 &Q Vilathur 23/16/17/122 23/1610 170/1220 20/10/10/111 20/1010100/1110

185 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation, .of . area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in NO,of , Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of marketI holds (Potable) telegraph hat. ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 40 Naickkanpatti 223.39 1097 (213) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

50 Poyyakaraipatti 270.10 1937 (421) P(l) -(-5) T,W: -( -5) -( 10+)

120 Kallandhiri 892.62 5066 (1165) P(2),M(I) PHC(I) T.W PO -('10+)

130 G.Pappankulam 18.55 ------Uninhabited------

14D Mangulam 1073.07 3859 (865) P(3 ),M( l),H( 1) -(-5) T,K -(-5) -(5-10)

150 Meenakshipuram 887.58 1&33 (463) P( 1),M( I),H( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 10+)

160 Savalakkarayan 26.17 14 (4) PO) -(-5) W -( 5) -(10+)

170 Povakkudi 22.37 ------Uninhabited------

180 Velliyankundralll 1418.30 1727 (434) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+)

190 Appanthupathi N.A 902 (206) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

200 Andaman N.A 503 (102) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5 )

210 Mathur N.A 1318(292) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

220 Putuseri N.A 392(88) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

, 230 Porusup

240 Chettikulam N.A 435 (92) P(I) -( 10+) w PO -(10+)

186 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance ",I waste availa- tBus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(20.64),TK(20.64) 105.22 70.70 26.83 ( 19)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(60.70),TK(60.70) 80.94 68.80 59.66 ( 18)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(S25.61 ),GC(525.61) 93.08 97.12 176.81 ( 17)

------.... ------Uninhabited------

-( -5) PR Madurai ED,EAG T(708.00),GC(708.00) 80.94 140.02 144.11 (21)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(467.73),GC(467.73 ) 33.99 147.31 238.55 (21 )

-( -5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(19.02), GC( 19.02) 0.16 6.99 (10)

------U n inhabited------

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 1229.46), GC( 1229.46) 12.54 4.45 171.85 (13)

-(-5) PR Madurai EA (13)

-(-5) PR Madurai EA (13 )

-( -5) PR Madurai EA ( 13)

-(-5) PR Madurai EA (13)

-(-5) KR Madurai EA ( 13)

BS KR Madurai EA ( 10)

187 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5- t 0 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 390 Kollankulam 70.59 624(152) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 10+)

400 Kuruthur 400.47 883(189) P(1) -(-5) W +5) -(10+)

410 Jothiapatti N.A. 370(76) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) , -(-5) ,

610 Thayyaneri 77.81 980(234) -(-5) " -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

620 Arumbanur 565.13 1055(233) P(2) -(5-10) W PO -(-5)

630 Ayilangudi 294.01 1610(335) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+)

7IXl Kadakkinaru 136.60 752(178) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

800 K.Pappankulam 17.19 1 (I) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5- 10)

810 Pudupatti 236.81 1267 (320) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

820 -Sembiyanendal 12.30 358(103) P(I) HC(I) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

830 Kodikulam 798.03 5963(1335) P(4),M(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -( 10+)

840 Thamaraipatti 650.95 2249(538) P(I) PHC(I) W PO -(10+)

850 Poolampatti 397.80 662(155) P(I) -(-5) W -1.-5) -(10+)

860. Valaichikulam 53.73 416(86) P(I),M(1 ), -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) H(l)

870. Thirukanai 238.53 335(74) P(1) PHC(l) W PO .-(10+)

188 DIRECTORY AND:LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS Taluk (Part)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(59.o8),GC(59.08) 1.62 0.50 9.39 (14)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 171.19),GC( 171.19) 4.25 225.03 ( 14)

-(-5) PR Madurai ill (13)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(5S.68),GC(58.68) 18.61 0.52 (14)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(276.SI ),GC(276.S1 ) 149.39 , I3S.93 (20)

-( -5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(233.1O),GC(233.1 0) 52.61 4.04 4.26 (13)

BS KR Madurai ill T(102.79),GC(102.79) 2.S3 30.98 (10)

-( -5) PR Madurai EA T(2.43),GC(2.43) 14.76 (6)

BS KR Madllrai ED,EAG T() 57.83),GC( 157.83) 72.84 4.45 1.77 (II)

BS KR 1V1adurai ED T(S.90),GC(S.90) 324 0.16 ( 13)

BS PR Madllrai ED,EAG T(69S.00),GC(69S.00) 42.35 57.68 (I3)

BS PR Melur ED,EAG T(478.69),GC(478.69) 157.80 1.91 12.55 (16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(376.40),GC(376.40) 6.94 1.91 12.55 (18)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(53.42),GC(53.42) 0.31 ( 14)

BS PR Melur ED,EAG T(2) 8. 13),GC(2 18. 13) 20.40 (16)

189 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (ifnot available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Lac - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village .oj of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat. ifan),

:2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North 880. Kundukulam 41.19 ------Uninhabited------

890. Perakkur 127.24 220(45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5 ) -(10+)

,

910 Narasingam 580.56 7040 ( 16.20) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 5-10)

920 Mangalagudi 145.59 883(209) P(I ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

~) Uthangudi 397.37 2848(631 ) P(I) -(5-10) T,W' PO -(5-10)

1000 Ulaganeri 134.19 579(155) P(I) -(5-10) W.TW -(-5) -(5-10)

1010 Tirumohur 245.00 1961 (454) P(I) -(-5) T.W PO -(5-10)

1020 Sivalingam 276.80. 17(4) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10)

1030 Ilangiyendal 103.48 421 (97) P(I) -(5-10) T,W.HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1040 Chittakkur 45.75 242(53) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10)

1050 Panaikulam 135.81 623(126) P(I) -(5·10) T.W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1060 S.Nedungulam 46.05 81(21 ) -(-5) -(5·10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1070 Vellaikuppam 43.90 180(44) -(-5) -(I(}+) W -(5-10) -( 10+)

1080 Varaganeri 211.98 187 (37) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10)

190 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kills.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) ------U n inhabi ted------

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(125.48),GC( 125.48) 1.76 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai EA T(21.14),GC(21.14) 16.76 \ 16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(379.28).GC(379.28) CJO.25 111.03 (II)

BS KR Madurai EA T( 53.46 ),TK(53.46) 20.14 71.99 ( 13)

BS KR Madurai EA T(253.24 ),GC( 126.04). 2.50 141.63 (14) TK(127.20)

-( -'i) KR Madurai EA T( 101.76).GC(75.<)(). 10.80 21"'3 (14) TK(25.86)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( I46.08),GC(76'()(). 0.18 0.58 98.16 ( 16) TK(70.08)

B~ KR Madurai ED,EAG T(275. 19),GC(275. 19) 1.61 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(61.1 1),GC(61.1 I) 42.37 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 13.?6),GC( 13.76) 31.99 (16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(70.o0),GC(70.00) 65.81 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(44.51),GC(44.51) 1.54 ( 16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(22.02),TK(22.02) 1.99 19.89 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(210.44),GC(21 0.44) 1.54 ( 16)

191 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the" column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total alion of area Popu- code village of the lalion No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heels.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

:2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North

I()lX) Nattarmangalam 103.64 136(37) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10)

1100 Rajakur 408.00 1431(348) P(2) MCW(I) W,HP PO -(5-10)

1110 Mundamayagam 161.49 387(91 ) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5). -(5-10)

, 1120 MaJlangundu N.A. 252(56) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

1130 ThindiYlIr 18914 440(109) P(I) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(5-10)

1140 Thathangulam 47.07 362(98) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

1150 Kalil-.appan 541.69 4183(924) P( I ),M( I) RP(I) T,W PO -(5-10)

II (J() lIandaikkulam 139.48 6(3) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

1170 VandiYlIr 798.97 15345(3426) P(I),M(I) (-5) T,W,HP,R PO -(-5)

1180 PlIlallglllam 69.49 121 (27) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

I F)O Kathavanendal 57.74 204(38) -(-5) -(10+) W +5) -(-5)

1200 Veerapanjan 152.30 249(53) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10)

1210 Echaneri 62.27 9(3) -(-5) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5)

12...10 Vilathur 152.76 359(74) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+)

1230 Kusavikulam 63.59 ------Uninhabited------

192 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD,)Jlock Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance Wll!te availa- (8us stop, (in Kms.) (incJud- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 J 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (part) 8S KR Madurai ED,EAG T( 101.17),GQ 10 1.17) 2.47 ( 16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG- T(37232),aC(37232) 12.54 030 22.84 (16)

8S PR Madurai ED,EAG T( J01.l7),GQJOJ.17) 60.32 (14)

-(-51, KR Madurail EAG,EA (14)

BS KR Madural EA T( 93.48),GC(92.40), 95.76 (16) R(1.08)

-(-'i ) "-R Madurai EA 47.07 (16)

BS PR Madurai EA T(454.22),R(390.96), 87.47 ( 17) TK(63.26)

-(-5) KR Madurai EA 139.48 (17)

I3S PR Madurai ED,EA T(777.24),GC(245.64), 21.73 (4) TK(53 1.60)

BS PR Madura; ED,EAG T(6233),GC(49.79), 7.16 (II) TK(12.54)

8S PR Madurai ED.EAG T(49.76),W( 10.11), 7.98 ( 13) GC( J6.99),TK(22.66)

8S KR Madurai ED,EAG T(70.46),R(42.16), 81.84 (10) TK(28.30)

-(-5) KR Madurai ED,EAG T(32.00),TK(32.00), 15.27 15.00 (10)

BS PR Madura; ED T( 138.81 ),TK( 138.81) 1.62 12.3: ( 13)

------Uninhabited------

193 VILLAGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-lO kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total alion of area Popu- code village of the lation No. ViUage and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai North

1240 Vallankulam 93.49 \86(40) P(-I} -(5-10) W -(5-\0) -( 10+)

125(1 ldayapatti 633.94 585 (121) -((5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5)

1260 Isalani 253.21 208(53) P(I) -(-5) W,HP' -((5) -(10+)

\270 Thatchanendal 155.82 415(99) -(-5) +5) W +5) -( 10+)

1280 Karuppukkal 72.84 519(386) pel) -(-.iiI W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

1290 Varichiyur 484.33 1798(386) P( I),M(I) CWC(I) HP PO -( 10+)

1300 Vidathakulam 45.56 ------Uninhabited------

1310 TAttikulam 4092 --Uninhabited------

1320 Pappakudi 10856 ------Uninhabited------

1330 Seegankulam 109.54 ------Uninhabited------

\340 Andarkottaram \92.82 \73\(381) P\2) -(5-\0) W,TK PO -(S-lD)

1350 I1amanur 258.32 693(144) P(I) -( 10+) w PO -(10+)

1360. Pottapanayur 153.92 288(72) P(I) -(10+) W +5) -(10+)

1370. Vellakundu 17.80 ·------Uninhabited------nEc} Parayal1kulam 246.74 653(\49) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(oS) -(-5)

194 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station. gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS

Taluk (Part) -(5-10) PR Madurai ED T(90.0S),TK(90.0S) 3.41 (19)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( I91.84),GC(107.6 I ), S.78 72.60 360.72 (21) TK(S4.S3)

BS PR Madurai ED T( 60. I4),GC(28.38), 63.18 129.89 - (22) TK(31.76)

BS ' PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 60.14 ),6C(2S.38 ), 63.18 32.50 (21 ) TK(31.76)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(5S.76),GC(31.SS), 2,59 10.89 (16) TK(26.8S)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(255.24),GC( 41.12), 25.07 204.02 (IS) TK(214.12)

------Uninhabited------

------Uninhabited------

------Un inhabited------

------Un inhabited------

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 1~3.60),TK( 103.60) 89.22 (S)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( I42.85),GC(35.6 I ), 115.47 (13) TK(107.24)

BS PR Madurai EAG T(84.99),TK(84.99) 15.57 53.36 (l5f

------Uninhabited------

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(21200), TK(212.00) 20.00 14.74 (18)

195 VILI;AGE AMENITIES Madurai East Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai NQrth 13'XJ Alavandan 43.39 108(27) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+)

1400 Kunnathur 1177.37 1833(420) P(l) MCW(I) W: -(-5) -( 10+)

1410 Kozhikudi 328.82 578( 119) P(1) -(10+) W +5)' -(10+)

1420 Kondapetta 40.57 302(78) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+)

1430 Karuppapillaiendal 73.84 351 (88) P(l) -(5-10) R -(-5) -( 10+)

1440 Sakkimangalam 815.97 2940(641) P(3) -(5-10) T,W,R PO -(5-10)

1450 Udangudu 63.55 307(74) -(-5) -(5-1~) W -(-5) -(5-10)

1460 Ovalur 69.52 245(45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(l()-;-)

1470 Senottai 369.27 416(98) P{I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

1480 Kalimangalal11 215.80 1736(349) P(I),M(I) -(-5) T PO -(10+) H(l)

1490 Karseri 195.28 2275(514) P(I) -(10+) T,W -(-5) -( 10+)

1500 Sakkudi 273.31 1985(475) P(I) (10+) W PO -(10+)

1510 Ananjiyur 330.81 423(113) P(I) -(-5) , W -(-5) -(\0+)

1520 Angadimangalam 565.90 2119(415) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+)

Madurai East Block 21733.33 99237 (22402) P(62),M(9) MCW(2),CWql) Total "(4) PHC(3), Hql),RP(I) 196 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- C'ultur- Area C'ommuni- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) -(5-10) PR Madurai ED T(32.95),GC(9.66), 0.05 1.10 9.29 \ 19) TK(23.29)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(987.00),TK(987.00) 90.24 100.13 (19)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(303.80),TK(303.80) 3.60 21.42 (13)

I -(5-10) KR Madutai ED,EAG T(14.16),GC(IO.11 ). 14.16 12.25 (16) TK(4.05)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(31.16), W(2.37), 4.63 5.87 32.18 (14) GC( IS.58),TK( 13.21 )

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(388.50),W(32.37), 728 6.88 413.31 (13) OC(l2 J.4l),TK(234.72)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(41.68),GC(9.31 ), 8.50 \ 13.37 (16) TK(32.37)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(65. 14),GC(65. 14) 1.24 0.46 2.68 (22)

BS KR Madurai ED T(150.13),0C( 103.73), 4.18 %.52 118.44 122) TK(46.40)

BS PR Madurai ED T( J 74.34),TK( J 74.34) 12.44 29.02 (22)

BS KR Madurai ED T(83.56),TK(82.56) 80.94 31.78 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( I44.07),TK( 144.07) 33.99 95.25 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(200.94),TK(200.94) 16.32 113.55 (16)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(405.09),GC(405.09) 54.53 4.59 101.69 (13)

T(14238.20),W(12.48), 1273.56 1061.82 4691.67 WE(32.37),GC(9251.47), R( 434.20),TK( 4507.68) 197

TIRUPPARANGUNRAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

199 TAMIL NADU MADURA. SOUTH TALUK MADURAI DISTRICT KILOMETRES , 2 . 3 4 5

MADURAI NORTH TALUK

~w~~(/.(l ~(oII' ~,oII' TIRUMANGALAM TALUK MANAMADURAI TALUK PASUMPON MUTHURAMAlIN6A THEVAR ,r'_' . " ) ",\ r' -48 \ • I ',--,~ : 53. 1'-'_ I PO .'•• ••••l -_, I~------~~_Ji. ') ~. J (' )

"c.O.Block boundory of Madura! Soulh Taluk i. co-I.rminu. wilh f,-' Taluk boundary .xcluding all slolulory Town.~ / a"", ~I

Boundary, District

Taluk Urban area with Location Code Number ...~

Village with Location Code Number ... ~ =-.:::-3:C='::: J Nalional Highway •.. NH49

Forest-Reserved with nome Important MelOiled Road .. RS District & T aluk Headquarters Railway line with station, Metre gouge .. ··'1 I' 111ijJ11 I I Villages having Population Below 200 ... o River and Slream .. ... ~

500-999 • Higher Secoo.dary School .. 1000-4999 • Police Station ... PS 5000 & Above. Hospital, Primary Health Centre, Dispensary... •• + • Malernity and Child Welfare Centre .. Uninhabiled Villages with Location Code NUmber.C==1j"["":::-J

Based upon Survey of. Indio map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. @ Government of Indio Copyright, 19SG. Alphabetical List of Villages 0180 :Tirupparangunram CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

Achampattu 23116118/6 23/16/0180/0060 20110111/6 201 I 010 11 0/0060 2. Chettikulam 23/16/18/32 23/16/0180/0320 20/10/11/33 2011010110/0330 3. Chinthamani 23/16/18/23 23/16/0180/0230 20/10111/23 20/1 010 I 10/0230 4. Eliyurpatti 23/16118/54 23/16/0180/0540 20/10/11/55 20/ 1010 II 0/05 50 5. Erudi 23/1611817 23/16/0180/0070 20/10/1117 20/1 0/0110/0070 6. I ravadanallur 23/16/18/26 23/16/0180/0260 20/1 0/1 1/26 201 10/0 11 0/0260 7. K.Pudupatti 23/16/18/18 23/16/0180/0180 20110/11/18 20/1010 II 0/0 180 8. Kallambal 23/16/18/25 23/16/0180/0250 2011 01 II 126 20/1 0/0 110/0260 9 .. Karadipatti 23/16/1S/15 23/16/0180/0150 20110/11/15 20/1010110/0150 10. Keelamattur 23/16/18/3 23/16/0180/0030 20/10/11/3 201 1010 II 0/0030 II. Killakuyilkudi 23/16/18/13 23/16/018010130 20110/11/13 20/10/0110/0130 12. Kilamanthikattillam 23/16118/4 23/16/0180/0040 20110/11/4 201 I 010 I 10/0040 13. Kodimallgalam 23116/18/1 23/16/0180/0010 20/10111/1 2011 010 I 10/0010 14 Kombadi 23/16118/56 23/16/0180/0560 20/10111/57 20/10/0110/0570 15 Kudalsellgulam 23/16/18/34 23116/0180/0340 20110/11/35 2011 % II 0/0350 16 Kudiraikutti 23116118/46 23/16/0180/0460 201l0/11/47 20/1 0/0 110/0470

17 Kusavankul1du 23116118/47 I 23/16/0180/0470 2()/1 01 II 148 2011 % I 10/0480 18 Kusavapatti\ 23/16118/48 23/16/0180/0480 20110/11/49 20/1 % II 0/0490 19 Melakuyilkudi 23/16/18114 23/16/018010140 20110111/14 20/10/0110/0140 20 Melamattur 23116/18/2 23/16/0180/0020 20110/11/2 20/1 0/0 I 10/0020 21 Moothankulam 23116/18/50 23/1610 180/0500 20/10/11/51 2011 % I 10/05 10 22 M u Ilakulam 23116/18/36 23/16/0180/0360 20/10/11/37 20/ I % I 10/0370 23 \I1uthupilli Alallgulam 23/16/18/52 23/1 6/0180/0520 20/10111/53 2011 010 II 0/0530 24 ~allllr 23116/18/60 23/1 6/0180/0600 20110/11/61 2011 % I 10/0610 2S Nedumadurai 23/16/18/55 23116/018010550 20/10/11156 2011 0/0 110/0560 26 Nedungulam 23/16/18/61 23/16/0180/0610 20110/11/62 2011 % II 0/0620 27 II Bit 23/16/18138 23/16/0180/0380 20/1 0/1 1/39 2011 % 110/0390 28 Othaialallgulam 23/16/18/57 23/16/0.180/0570 20110/11/58 20/1 % I 1010580 29 Panaikulam 23/16/18/51 23/16/0180/0510 20/10111/52 2011 % II 0/0520 30 Panaiyur 23/16/18/30 23/16/0180/0300 20/10/11/31 20/ I 0/011 0/031 0 31 Pappanadai 23/16118/44 23116/0180/0440 20110/11/45 2011 010 II 0/0450 32 Paraippathi 23/16/18/59 23/16/018010590 2011 0111 /60 20/1 010 110/0600 33 Periya Alangulam 23/16/18/39 23/16/D 180/0390 20110/11/40 20/10/0110/0400 34 Periya Koodakoil 23116/18/58 23/16/0180/0580 20110/11/59 20/1 010 110/0590 35 Perumanendal 23116/18/33 23/16/018010330 20/10111/34 20/1010 I 10/0340 36 Perungudi 23/16/18/35 23/16/018010350 20/10111/36 20/1 % II 0/0360 37 Pirakkudi 23116/18/24 23/16/0180/0240 20/10/11/25 2011 010 I 10/0250 38 Pudukulam I Bit 23116/18/9 23/16/0180/0090 20110/11/9 201 I % I 10/0090 39 PlIl iyanklliam 23/16/18/28 23/16/0180/0280 20/101.11/29 20/1 % II 0/0290 40 Ramanklliam 23/16118/45 23/16/0180/0450 20/10/11/46 20/1 % 11 0/0460 41 Sakkilipatti 23/16/18/19 23/16/018010190 20/1 0/ I I I 19 2011 % II % 190 42 23/16118/3 I 23116/0180/03 I 0 20/10/11/32 2011 % 110/0320 43 Sambaklldi 23/16/18/8 23/16/0180/0080 20110/11/8 20/ I % II 0/0080 44 23116/18/29 23/16/0180/0290 20/10/11/30 20/1 % 110/0300 45 Solankuruni 23/16/18/53 23/16/018010530 20/10/11/54 20/1 0/0 110/0540 46 Soorakkulam 23/16/18/40 23/16/0180/0400 20110/11/41 20/10/0110/0410 47 Tattanur 23/16/18/12 23/16/0180/0120 20/10/11/12 2011 0/0 11 % 120 48 Thanakkankulam 23/16118/22 23/16/018010220 20/10/11/22 201 10101 10/0220 4Q Thanpalanji 23/16118117 23/16/0180/0170 20/10/11/17 20/10/0110/0170 50 Thoppllr 23/16118/21 23/16/0180/0210 20110/11/21 20/1 0/0 I 10/0210 51 Thottiyapatti 23/16/18/42 23116/018010420 20110/11143 20/ I % II 0/0430 52 Thuvariman 23/16/18/5 23/16/0180/0050 20110/11/5 20/1 0/0 II 0/0050 53 Vadapalanji 23/16118/16 23/16/0180/0160 20/10111/16 2011 % 11 % 160 54 Vadivelkarai 23/16/18/11 23/16/0180/0110 20110111/11 20/10/0110/0110 201

0180 :TirupparaDguDram CD Block (CODt.)

)991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location "No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

55 Valanendal 23/16118137 23/16/0) 8010370 2011 011 1138 20/)010110/0380 56 VaJayankulam 23/16118143 23/1610 18010430 20/10/11144 2011 010 II 010440 57 Valayapatti 23/16118141 ~16lO1801041O 20/10111142 2011010110/0420 58 Vedarpuliamangalam 23/16118120 23/1610 18010200 ~0/10/11120 20/1010110/0200 59 Vilacberi I Bit 23/16118110 23/16/0 I SOlO 100 2DlW/IIlIO 201101011010100 60 Viradhanur 23/16/18/49 23/16/0180/0490 20/10/11/50 20/10/011010500 61 Viraganur 2311 6/18/27 23/] 6/0180/0270 2011 0/] ]/28 20/JO/0]] 010280

203 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tiru~~arangunram Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is Biven.} Loc- Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph, hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai South 10 Kodimangalam 600.50 2792 (710) P(l ),M(1 ),H(l) PHS(l) T,R PO -(5-1O)

20 Meeamatur 393.25 796 (193) P(l) -«5) T,W,R -«5) -«5)

30 Keelamattur 235.50 1519(354) P(l) PHS(l) T,R PO -«5)

40 Kilamathikattfuam 116.82 575(121) -«5) -«5) W -«5) -«5)

50 Thuvariman 490.94 3807 (852) P(l),M(l) 0(3) TK PO -{I 0+)

(i) Achampattu 84.69 1159 (262) P(l) MCW(2) T PO -«5)

'iQ Erkudi 9834 1359 (297) P(1) MCW(l) T PO -«5)

1Il Sambakkudi 12635 294 (71) P(1) -«5) T,W -«5) -(5-lO)

~ Pudukulam I Bit 206.65 1617 (307) P(2) -«5) T,W PO -«5)

100 Vilacheri I Bit 844.11 17611 (3731) P(8),M(4),H(3), MCW(I),MH(l), T,W PO -«5) PUC(I),C(I) PHS(2),D(5) llO Vadivelkarai 20325 1936(429) P(l) -«5) W PO -(5-1O)

120 Tattanur 124.68 1314(313) -«5) -«5) W -«5) -(5-1O)

130 Kilakuyilkudi 246.07 993(257) P(l),M(l) MCW(l) W,HP PO -(5-10)

140 Melakuyilkudi 330.08 917(223) P(l) -«5) W,HP -«5) -(5-10)

ISO Karadipatti 44).05 2025(502) P(2) -«5) W,HP -«5) -«5)

204 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD,Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves) .

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR MadUrai EA T(178.75),R(l78.75) }58.70 128.69 13436 (14)

BS PR Madurit.i ED,EAG T(115.41 ),R(l15.41) 205.01 10.35 62.48 (16)

BS PR Madurai' ED,EAG T(94.11 ),R(94.11) 43.90 17.90 79.59 (11)

-(-5) PR Madurai' EAG T(33.38),W(33.38) 39.63 0.48 43.33 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(284.21 ),R(284.21) 13.69 27.48 ]65.56 (8)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(56.89),R(56.89) 13.92 13.88 (4)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(90.93), R(90.93) 0.7] 6.70 (4)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(117.75),W(l17.75) 1.07 4.88 2.65 (8)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(84.98),W(84.98) 25.02 90.75 5.90 (2)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG 653.71 190.40 (7)

BS,RS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(109.13),TK(109.13) 90.90 3.22 (10)

-(-5) KR Madurai EAG T(21.45),TK(21.45) 20.09 56.51 26.63 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(92.22),TK(92.22) 57.91 0.29 95.65 (10)

BS,RS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(55.82),TK(55.82) 23.83 141.34 109.09 (]O)

-(-5) PR Madurai ED,EAG T(68.08),TK(68.08) 208.99 83.13 80.85 (11) 205 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirupparangunram Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- eode village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai South 160 Vadapalanji 701.00 5565 (1292) P(4) D(2) W PTO -(-5)

170 Thenplanji 435.83 1257 (298) P(I) PHC(I),D(I) W PO -(-5)

180 K.Pudupatti 227.34 672 (162) -(-5) H(I) T,W -(-5) -(10+)

1'Xl Sakkilipatti 257.42 943(206) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

200 Vedarpulaman 53329 1540(341) P(l) PHC(I) W,HP +5) -(-5) galam

210 Thoppur 33626 1631 (383) P(!) TB(1) W,HP PO -(-5)

220 Thanakkankulam 499.51 6592 (1466) P(3),M(I), H(I) , W PO -(-5) H( 1),PUC( 1), ql)

230 Chintamani 299.17 3158 (716) P(I ),M(}) 0(1) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

240 Pirakkudi 67.46 723 (161) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

250 Kallambal 67.22 695(178) P(I) -(-5) T,TW -(-5) -(-5)

260 Iravadanallur 175.18 3894(891) P( 1),M(I ),H(2), 0(1) T -(-5) -(-5) PUC(I),C(2)

270 Virraganur 297.43 3041 (671) P(I) PHS(I) W,HP PO -(-5)

280 Puliyankulam 183.69 1897 (445) P(I) PHS(I) T,TK,HP, PO -(10+) R

290 Silaiman 275.33 4429 (944) P(I ),M(I ),H(I) PHS(I) T,TK,HP, PTO -(10+) R

300 Panaiyur 291.63 2470(569) P(l) MCW(I) T,W,TW,HP PO -(10+)

206 DlRECTOI~Y AND LAND USE CD Blo.:k'

Land Use (i.e. area under different types orland lI~e in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated UnilTiga- Cultur- Area ('oml11uni- to town and supply by Source ted ahle not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bu~ sto~. (inKlm,) (indud· ble lor Railway ing culti- StatIon. gauchar \ ation waterway) &. groves)

to II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS Taluk (Part)

BS.RS PR i\1adurai ED,EAG T(46.05),W(46.05) 80.81 110.01 464.04 ( 12)

BS PR \ ladural ED,EAG T(62J5).TI\.(62.35 ) 162.63 88.65 122.20 ( 16)

B~ PR \ ladural FA T( I 03.77).TK( 103.77\ 108.86 10.93 3.18 ( 16)

B~ KR ~Iadurai ED.EAG T( 19.58),TK( 19.58) 85.97 (18.58 83.29 ( 15)

BS PR Madurai EDh\(j T( 48.55 ),TK( 48.55) 260.35 162.55 62.14 ( 14)

BS PR Tirupparangunmm ED,EAG T(34.85 ),TK(34.85) 136.04 37.10 128.27 (4)

BS PR Tiruppamngunram ED T( 65.00 ),TK(65,00\ 352.0(1 81.h5 (2)

13~ I'R Madurai ED,EAG T(91.1 1).TK(91.1 I ) 102.02 33.67 72.37 (5)

-(-5\ KR rvladurai ED,EAG T(50.50 ),TK(50.50) 247 7.01 7.48 (3)

-(-5) KR ~ladurai ED.EAG T( 12.02).TK( 12.02), 32.48 9.cy..) 12.73 (9)

BS PR \'Iadurai ED.EAG T(72.7 I),TK(72.71 ) 71.30 31.17 (4)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(23.90),TK(23.90) 16.17 159.75 97.61 (4)

BS PR Madurai EA T(57.42),TK(57.42) 8.74 26.35 91.18 (8)

BS.RS PR \ladurai EA T(75.26),TK(75.26) 4.05 1%.02 ( 10)

BS PR \ladurai ED,EAG T(83.56),TK(83.56) 108.00 0.67 ()C).4U (81 207 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirueearao2Uoram Amenities available (ifnot available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kl11s. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (jn No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai South 310. Samanatham 401.52 1031 (223) P(I),M(I) -(-5) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

320 Chettikulam 93.70 680(147) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

330 Perumanedal 66.03 4699 ( ll90) -(-5) -(-5) HP .(-5 ) -(-5 )

340 Kadalsengulam 115.73 289(75) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -( -5) -(5-10)

350 Perungudi 973.74 3846(950) P(2),M( I ),H( I) PHC(I) : W,TK,HP PO -(5-10) PUC( I ),C( I)

360 Mullakulam 16.52 ------U nin hab ited------

370 Valandal ""-'0.04 ----0------0------Un iI1habited------

380 Nilaiyur 1735.02 7668 (1721) P(2),M(1) MH(I) T,W PO -(-5 )

3CX) Perjya Alangulam 323.59 1453(317) P(I),M(I) -(10+) T,W -(-5 ) -( 1(}-t-)

400 Soorakkulam 387.98 912(250) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-51: -(-5)

410 Valayapatti 2%.22 1374(298) P(I) -(-5) T,HP PO -(-5)

420 Thottiyapatti 2')3.57 345(69) P(1) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

430 Valayankulam (ff).C¥J 3176 (792) P(I),M(2) ,H(2) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

440 Pappanadi 134.30 447(112) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -( 10+)

450 Ramankulam 183.41 157(36) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

460 Kudiraikutti 134.% 354(92) +5) -(-5) TK.HP -( -5) -( -5)

208 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

I\pproach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kills.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- ':Italion, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

\0 1\ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Tllluk (Part) 13.\ PR Madllrai EA T(143. 17),TK( 143.17) 14828 30.07 80.00 (8) -I-~ ) KR Madllrai EAG T(27.1 7),TK(27. 17) 22.58 33.95 dOl

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG 7.66 58.37 (12)

-(-5) I'R Madurai ED,EAG T(40.20),TK(40.20) 25.88 49.65 (16)

BS PR.KR Madura! EA.EAG T( I 74.88),TK( 174.88) 476.30 22.10 298.46 (7)

------lJ n inhabited------

------U n inhabited------'\

BS PR Tirupparangunram ED,EAG T(608.48),TK(608.48) 690.63 290.98 144.93 ' (9)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(68.16),TK(68.16) 117.35 35.82 10226 t 10)

BS KR Tirupparangunram ED,EAG 34.02 46.76 304.20 (4)

BS PR I'vladllrai ED.EAG 204.69 37.82 53.71 (14)

_, BS PR r-.'1adurai ED,EAG T(27.1 0),TK(27. 10) 204.60 30.57 31.30 (16)

BS PR T\.1adurai ED.EAG T( 52.29), TK( 52.29) 449.97 99.96 7.77 ( 13)

~ KR Madurai EA T(62.53),TK(62.53 ) 46.12 2.97 22.68 (II)

-(-5 ) PR l'vladurai ED,EAG T(30.95),TK(30.95) 105.22 0.81 46.43 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(29.8 I ),TK(29.81), 88.61 16.54 (10) 209 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirupparangunram Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market/ holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madurai South 470 Kusavankundu 211.25 438(113) P(!) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

480 Kusavapatti 310.29 286(63) P(I) -(-5) HP . -(-5) -(5-10)

490 Viradhanur 581.08 1206(266) P(2),M(2) PHC(2) TK Po -(5-10)

500 Moothankulam 74.85 141 (30) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10)

510 Panaikulam 64.00 ------UI~ inhabited------.L----

520 Muthupilli 84.75 ------7"----U ninhabited------Alangulam

530 Solankuruni 737.30 21%(570) P(I),M(2) PHS(I) W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

540 Eliyarpattti 351.76 1137(265) P(l) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5)

550 Nedumadurai 525.15 1682(399) P(I) -(-5) T,HP' -(-5) -(-5 )

560 Kombadi 23826 900(185) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

570 Othaialangulam 256.44 1077 (229) -(-5) -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(5-10)

580 Periya Koodakoil 412.76 699(148) -(-5) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(-5)

590 Paraippathi 387.98 1272(278) P(l) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) fro Nallur 1258.46 1551 (314) P(I) -(-5) TK,HP PO -(-5)

610 Nadungulam 290.79 840(175) P(I) -(-5) TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

Tirupparangunram 21232.08 117085(26652) P(60),M(21), H(4),MCW(6), Block Total H(9).PUC(4) MH(2),PHC(S), C(5) PHS(8),D(13),TB(1)

210 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach "Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cliitur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Madllrai ED,EAG T(61.02),TK(61.02) 90.10 7.('1) 53.04 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 62.98),TK( 62.98) 175.71 19.36 52.24 ( 10)

BS PR Madurai . ED,EAG T(312.21 ),TK(312.21) 214.59 18.01 306.27 ( 16)

BS KR Madurai ED,EAG T(4.25),TKt4.25) 42.57 5.04 22.99 (18)

------Uninhabited------~------

------Un i nhab ited------

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(92.69),TK(92.69) 561.54 6.67 76.40 (18)

BS PR Madllrai ED,EAG T( 14.38),TK( 14.38) 290.05 6.56 40.77 (10)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( I25.05),TK( 125.05) 257.52 131.53 11.05 (17)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T( 17.51 ),TK( 17.51) 140.10 31.22 49.43 (10)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(100.95),TK( 100.95) 84.57 5.58 65.34 (6)

BS KR Tirllmangalam ED,EAG T(56.70),TK(56.70) 275.45 5.94 74.67 (8)

BS PR Madurai ED,EAG T(36.62),TK(36.62) 294.18 2.77 54.41 (17)

BS PR Valayan ED,EAG T( I 73.25),TK( 173.25) 827.81 73.00 184.40 (5)

BS PR Valayan ED,EAG T(78.59),TK(78.59) 131.53 4.41 76.26 (10)

T(4651.48),W(236.11) 8410.66 2892.89 4891.14 R(820.30),TK(3595.07)

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SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

Alagusirai 23116/19/8 23/16/0190/0080 2~/10/13/8 20/1010 130/0080 2 A lappalacheri 23/16/19/36 23/16/0190/0360 201'10/13/36 2011 0/0 130/0360 3 Ammapatti 23/16/19/32 23/16/0190/0320 20!lO/13/32 20/10/0130/0320 4 Andipatti 23 JI(J!l9/42 23/16/0190/0420 20/10/13/42 20/10/013010420 5 Chettikulam 23116/19/22 23/16/0 190/0220 20/10/13122 20/10/0 130/0220 6 Chettipillayarnatham 23116/19/53 23116/0190/0530 20/10/13/53 20/10/0130/0530 7 Chittalai 23/16/19113, 23/16/0190/0130 20/lOl13l13 20/10/0 130/0130 8 Chockanathanpatti 23/16/19126 23/16/0190/0260 20/10/13126 20/10/0130/0260 q Dharmathllpatti 23/16/19/1.4 23/16/0 J9010240 20/1 0/13/24 20/10/0130/0240 10 Erramalampatti 23/16/19116 23/16/0190/0160 20/10/13116 20/10/0130/0160 II G iriy agollndanpatti 23116/19/52 23116/0190/0520 20/10/13/52 20/10/0130/0520 I:; Josyar Alangulam 23/16/19/12 23/1610 190/0 120 20110113/12 2011 0/0 BOlO 120 13 K. PlIliyankulam 23/16/19/2 23/16/0190/0020 20/10113/2 201 I 010 13010020 14 Kandai 23/16/19115 23/t 6(0 190/0 150 20110113/15 20/10/0130(0150 15 Kangayanatham 23/16/1.9/17 23/16/0190/0170 20110/13/17 201 I010 130/0 170 16 Kannukulall1 23/16/19/31 23/16/0190/0310 20/10/13/3 1 20/10/0130/0310 17 Kappalur 23/16/19128 ?3/16/0 190/0280 20/10/13/28 20/10/0130/0280 18 Karadikal 23/16/19/4 , 23/16/0190/0040 20/10113/4 20/1010 130/0040 19 Karisalpatti 23/16/19/43 23/16/0190/0430 20/10/13/43 2011 0/0 130/0430 2fJ Kilavaneri 23116/19/39 23/1 610 {9010390 20/10/13/39 20/1010 130/0390 21 Kinnimangalam 23116/19/3 23/16/0190/0030 20/10/13/3 20/1010 130/0030 22 Kokklliam (AnaiYllr) 23/16/19/1 23/1610190/0010 20/10/1311 20/10/013010010 23 Kudiraicharikulam 23/16/19/30 231t6/0 I 9010300 20/10/13130 201 I 010 130/0300 24 Kunnamampatti 23/16/19111 23/16/0190/01 )0 20/10/13111 20/10/013010 II 0 25 Madippanur 23/16/19/34 23/16/0190/0340 20/10113/34 201 I 010 130/0340 2{j Maikkudi 23/16/19/49 23116/0190/0490 20/10/13/49 201l 010 130/0490 Tl Mallampatti 23/16/19/51 23/)6/0190/0510 20/10/1315 I 20/10/0130105 I 0 28 Maravankulam 23rt6/19/29 23/16/0190/0290 20/10/13129 201 I 010 130/0290 ~ Melakottai 23/16119/44 23/1610190/0440 20/10/13/44 20/1010 130/0440 30 Melandal 23JI 6/1 9/5 23/16/0) 9010050 20/10/1315 20/10/0130/0050 31 Nadukottai 23/16119/50 23/16/0) 9010500 20/10113150 20/10/013010500 32 Naduvakkottai 23/16/19/40 23/16/0190/0400 20/10/13/40 20/10/0130/0400 33 Palakkapudupatti 23/16/19125 2311610 190/0250 20/10/13/25 20/10/013010250 34 Pannikundll 23/16119119 23/16/0190/0190 20/1 0113119 20/10/013010190 35 Pokkampatti 23/16/19118 23/16/0190/0180 20/10113/18 20/10/0130/0180 36 Ponnamangalam 23/16/19/9 23/) 610 t 90/0090 20/10/13/9 201 10/013610090 37 Ponnampatti 23/16/19/38 23/16/0) 9010380 20/1 01 13/3S 20110/0 13010380 38 Put iy akavu ndan patti 23/16/19/6 23/) 610 190/0060 20/10/1316 20/1010130/0060 39 Punganklllam 23/16/19/14 23/16/0190/0140 20/10/13/14 20/10/0130/0140 40 Rayapalayam 23/16/19/54 23/16/0190/0540 20/10/13/54 20/1 % 130/0540 41 S. PlIliankulam 23/16/19127 23/) 610) 9010270 20110/13127 20/10/0130/0270 42 Sathangudi 23/16/19/20 23/16/0190/0200 20/10113120 20/10/0130/0200 43 Sowdarpatti 23/16/19/37 23/16/0190/0370 20/10/13137 20/10/013010370 44 T. Pudllpatti (Tirumangalarn) 23/16/19/56 23/1610 190/0560 20/10/13156 20/10/013010560 45 Tharigalacheri 23/16/19/33 23/16/0J9O/0330 20/10113/33 20/10/0130/0330 46 Tirali 23/16119141 231 I 610 t90/041 0 20/10/13/41 2011 0/0 1301041 0 47 Uchapatti 23/16/19/23 23116/0190/0230 20/10/13123 20/10/0130/0230 .48 l,Jrappanur 23/16/19/21 23/16/0190/0210 2011 0/13/21 20/10/013010210 49 Vadagarai 23/16/19/45 2311610 190/0450 20110113/45 2011 01013010450 50 Vagaikulam 2311611917 23/16/0190/0070 20/10/1317 20/ I010 13010070 51 .¥JIlnankulam 23/16/19/10 23/) 610 190/0 100 20/10113110 2011 0/0130/0100 52 Vidathakulam 23/16/19/46 23/16/0190/0460 20/10113/46 2011 0/0 13010460 53 Xirusankulam 23116119/47 23/16/0190/0470 20/10/131174 20/10/0130/1740

215 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirumangalam Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and {in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of marketI holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 10 Kokklllam (AllaiYllr) 660.43 7490(1784) P( 4),M(4),H( I) PHC(I) W,TK,HP PTO SAT 1(1 ) ,i :;n K.Puliyankulam 876.42 2874 (682) P(2) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

30 Killllimangalam 85838 3521(831) P(4),M(4) -(-5) W,TKHP po' -(-5)

40 Karadikal 1468.44 3042(700) P(3),M(1 ),H( I) CWq2) T,W,HP po -(5-10)

50 Melandal 87.07 198(51) -(-5) -(-5) , W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) ro Puliyakavundallpatti 269.78 217(49) p(J) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5- 10)

70 Vagaikulam 641.07 2321 (581) P(I),M(I) PHS(I) W,HP PO,Phone -(5-1 Q)

8) Alagusirai 425.48 497 (119) P(I) -(-5) HP -(-5) -( 10+) .

'Xl POllnamangalam 774.25 1716t397) P(I) PHS(l) T,W,HP po -(5-10)

100 Vannankulam 88.66 35 (6) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5 ) -(-5)

110 Kunnamampatti 165.71 396(106) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

120 Josyar Alangulam 245.16 375(92) P(l) -( 10+) W;HP -(-5) -(10+)

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130 Chittalai 280.82 690 ( 165) P(I) -(-5) T,HP po -( 10+)

140 Pungankulam 260.81 900(231) p(J) -(-5) , T,HP -(-5) -( 10+)

ISO Kandai 353.59 1069(260) P(l) puql) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+)

216 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE cn Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kills.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gallchar vation waterway) & groves) , 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Taluk (paFt) BS,RS PR,KR Tirhmangalam ED,EAG T(74.23),WE(74.23) 454.69 2.11 129.40 (10)

BS.RS PR,KR Tirumangalam EA 18S.47 T(8S.16),WE(85.16) 167.38 271.03 167.38 ( 10)

BS PR.KR Tirumaijgalam ED,EAG T(94.07), W(34.07), 592.88 1.61 169.82 ( 10) WE(60.00)

BS PR,KR Tiruma"g'alam ' ED,EAG 1'(373.04), W( 10.00), 1029.29 56.98 9.13 ( 10) WE(254.40),TK( 108.64) ._ -(-5) KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(21.65),W(27.6S) 25.83 3.21 30.38 (10)

BS KR Tirumangalam EA T( 140.52),WE( 140.52) 45.36' IS.16 68.74 ( 10)

BS KR Usilampatti ED,EAG T(262.03), WE(I66.24), 238.03 0.59 140.42 ( 10) TK(95.79)

BS KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 156.39), WEI 156.39) 155.46 40.30 73.33 ( 10)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(161.79),WE(83.32), 466.02 9.75 136.69 (12) TK(78.47)

-(-5 ) KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(35.30),W(9.40), 31.90 21.40 0.06 02) WE(l1.40),TK04.50)

BS KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(39,89), W( 13.20), 84.10 39.79 1.93 (10) WE(9.1O),TK( 17.59)

-(-5) KR Tirumangalam EA,EAG T(97.22),TK( 16.(0), 97.86 50.08 (10) WEI 40. 75),TK( 40.47)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( I 09.S7), W( 1.00), 82.49 88.76 (8) WE(60.00),TK(48.57)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 158.46), W( 16.(0), 40.78 61.57 (10) WE(70.50),TK(71.96)

BS PR Timmangalam EA T(128.00),W(65.60). 193.54 0.30 31.75 (II) WE(62.50)

217 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirumangalam Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village. of the lation No. Village and tin No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets. ) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam

160 Erramalampatti 220.37 78 (II) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP, -(-5) -(10+)

170 Kangayanatham 450.56 1070 (279) pel) -(5-10) W,HP: PO -(10+)

180 Pokkampatti 342.80 877(215) P(2) -(-5) T,W,TK.,HP -(-5) -(10+) ,

190 Pannikundu 298.53 1839(459) P(2) PHql) HP '(-5) -(10+)

200 Sathangulam 2113.95 4239(892) P(5),M( I ),H( I) PHS(2) T,W,TK PO,Phone -(5-10) HP

210 llrappanur 1703.41 4381 (1027) P(4),M(1) PHS(I) T,W,TK,HP PO -(-5)

"''''0 Chettiklllam 212.39 625 (144) P(I) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(10+)

210 Uchapatti 665.50 4893(1171 ) P(2),H(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

240 Dharmathllpatti 220.32 110](267) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

250 Plilakkaplldlipatti 91.02 464(95) -(-5) -(-5) HP -{ -5) -( -5)

260 Chockanathanpatti 15133 583(119) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

270 S.Palianklilam 263.87 566( 109) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

280 Kappalur 388.39 2931 (687) p( I ),M( I) +5) T,W,HP PO -(-5) H(1) • :!

.'()(l Klidiraichariklllam 27.27 181 (52} P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

218 DIRECTORY AN]) LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nellrest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cliitur- Area COllll11uni- to town and supply by Source ted able not cation~ Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop. (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway illg culti- Station, gallchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part)

-(-5) KR Tirulllangalam ED,EAG T(44.92).W(5.25), 133.59 42.16 (13) WEi 12.50),GC(27.17)

BS PR.KR TirumangaIam ED,EAG T( 120.69). W(20.72), 247.20 82.67 (II) WE(50.00),GC(49.97)

BS KR Tirumangal~m ED,EAG 1'(42. 79),TK( 42. 79) 231.19 0.68 68.14 (10)

BS PR,KR Tirumangalal11 ED,EAG T(81.50}, WEi 40.05). 217.03 I (10) i TK(41.45)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(291.08),WE( 100.00), 848.96 340.94 632.97 (7) TK(191.08)

BS PR Tirumallgalam ED,EAG T(585.93),W{l20.00). 222.22 470.73 424.53 (5) WEe 177.(3),TW(288.00)

BS KR Tirumangalam ED.EAG T(20.00 ),TK(:ZO.OO) 57.24 135.15 (6)

BS KR Tirumallgalam EA T(28.00), W( I0.00), 497.51 84.87 55.12 (6) WE(I8.00)

-(-5) KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(59.84), W(29.00), 20.65 99.56 40.27 (5) TK(30.84)

BS KR Tirumallgalam ED,EAG T(34.84),W(34.84), 52.48 3.70 (4)

-{-5} KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 60.1~, W(20.00), 47.89 12.53 30.81 (5) TW(40.IO)

-(-5 ) KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 10 1.23), W(15.00), 117.36 0.28 45.00 (8) WE(55.00),TK(31.23)

BS,RS PR Tirlllllangalam EA T(125.56),W(25.26), 55.23 117.48 90.12 (3) TK(IOO.OO)

BS KR Tirumangalam EA T(116.20),TK( 116.20) 136.61 1.41 279.39 ( I)

-(-5) KR Tirllmangalam ED,EAG T(20.00),TW(20.00) 6.32 0.95 (2)

219 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirumangalam Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

:2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 310 Kannukulam 324.91 521(106) P(I)' -(-5) T,W,TK,HP -(-5) 7(-5)

320 Ammapatti 706.67 1762(484) P(2),M(I) -(10+) T,W,HP, PO -(10+) H(l)

330 Thangalacheri 879.51 1984(477) P(I) PHS(I) T,W,TK Po -(10+)

340 Madippanur 1410.60 2137(559) P(4) MCW(I) T,TK,HI;' 1'0' -(10+)

360 Alappalacheri 640.88 1632(380) ptl) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO 110+)

370 Sowdarpatti 1676.99 3288(868) P(4),M(2) MCW(I) T,W;HP PO 1. 10+ )

380 Ponnampatti 335.42 398 (92) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

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400 Naduvakkottai 311.49 974(248) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)

410 Tirali 1892.27 2959(841) P(3 ),M( I ),H( I) PHS(I) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

420 Andipatti 141.28 671 (164) P(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP -(-5.) -(5-10)

430 Karisalpatti 234.31 301 (59) P(l) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

440 Melakottai 1019.24 4162 (982) P(3),M(1) MCW(l) T,W,HP PO -(5·10)

450 Vadagarai 1007.28 1905(423) P(2) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

460 Vidathaku lam 572.00 16.30(371) pel) MCW(I) , T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

220 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Blotk Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Taluk (PlIlrt) BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(61.7S),W( 10.(0), 60.79 IOS.17 97.20 (3) TK(SI.75 ) , BS KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(82.24), WE( 42.20), 498.00 42.92 83.S1 . - (12) TK(40.04)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( J6S .08), W(20.06), 263.36 326.S2 I 24.SS ( IS) WE(40.41 ),TK(l04.61) i BS PR.KR Tirumangalatn ED,EAG T(O.67),TK(O.67), Hl62.18 201.34 146.41 \q)

BS PR Tirumangalam EA T(82.71 ),TK(82.71), 442.07 116.10 (18)

BS PR,KR TirumangalaJn ED,EAG T(566.47),W(200.00), 203.00 760.52 147.00 (14) WE( J66.00),TK(200.47)

BS PR,KR Tirumangalanl ED,EAG T(54.12),W(2.50), 234.77 46.53 ( 12) WE(IO.oo),TK( 41.62)

BS . PR,KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(71.27),W(5. 10), 626.38 117.08 (II) WE(27.1 S),TK(39.02)

BS PR Tirumangalam EA T(27.72),W(S.IS), 24S.29 38.48 ( 10) WE( J2.32), TK( 10.2S)

BS PR.KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(202.25), W(23.60), 1001.60 291.83 396.59 (8) WE(32.00),TK( 146.65)

BS PR Tirumangalam EA T(lO.OO),WE(lO.OO) 123.00 828 (5)

BS KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(25.00). WE(25.00) 189.31 20.00 (8)

BS PR Tirumangalanl EA T(112.32),WE(80.60) 670.00 211.77 25.15 (5) TK(31.72)

-(-5) KR Tirumangalam EA T(348.03), WE( 151.32), 462.41 27.71 169.13 (3) TK(l96.7J)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(I90.66),W(40.84), 184.80 24.59 171.95 (5) WE(53.00),TK(96.82)

221 VILLAGE AMENITIES Tirumangalam Amenities available (if not available with in the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kills .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market/ holds (Potable) telegraph hat.ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam

470 . Virusanklliam 357.70 522(1-12) PI I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

490 Maikkudi 610.05 894(205) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

500 Nadukottai 818.74 2201 (498) P(3) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

510 Mallampatti 177.97 186(36) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP +5):, -(5-10)

520 Giriyagolldanpatti 128.97 326(78) -(-5\ -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

530 Chettipillayarna . 249.03 77 (18) -(-5) -(5-10) HP -(-5 ) -(5-10) tham

540 Rayapalayam 170.93 1252(358) P(I) -(5-10) . W,HP PO -(5-10)

560 T.PlIdlipatti 264.047 759(229) P(I),M(I) PHC(I) W,HP PTO -(10+) (Tirllmangalam)

Tirumangalam Block 2988-',70 82742 (19893) P(79),M(19) MCW(4), Total "(7),1(1) CWC(2), PHC(4), PHS(7)

222 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

,'\pproach '\Jearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Commul1l- to town and supply by Source ted able not I:dtlons Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (inKms.) ( incilld- ble for Railway ing clilti- Station, gauchar vation water way) & groves) 10 " 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Taluk (part) BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 141.S4),WE(40.oo), 67.29 2.29 146.S8 (6) TK(9S.54),W(6.00)

BS PR Tirll111angalam ED,EAG T(233.S5),W(40.17) 247.61 8.60 120.29 (8) WE(86.IS),TK( 107.23)

BS,RS PR Tirlllllang:dlam ED,EAG T( 106.50), WEI 15.00) 605.04 105.20 2.00 (5) R(28.7S),TK(62.75)

-(-5) KR Tirumangaiam ED,EAG T(4.83),W(3.28), 150.16 19.55 3.43 (6) WE(I.55)

BS PR Tlrumangalam ED,EAG T( 4.09), WEI 4.0<» 120.79 0.01 4.08 (6)

-( -51 PR Tirllmangalam ED,EAG T(20.00),WE(20.00) 186.00 20.00 :23.03 (6)

BS I'R Tirull1angalam ED,EAG T( 10.00).WE( 10.00) 145.93 15.00 (7)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED T( 1.45),W(I.45), 230.73 0.09 31.77 (10)

185.47 T(6198.25),W(83t.34). 14611.28 3923.57 4966.13 WE(2554.78), TW(378.94) GC(77.14),R(28.75), TK(23~7.30)

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KALLIl{UDI COMMUAl·JtI'DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

225

Alphabetical List of Villages 0200 : Kallikudi CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I AchanguJam 23/16/20178 23/1610200/0780 20/1011/78 20/10100 I 0/0780 2 Arasapatti 23/16/201.73 23/16/0200/0730 . 20/10/1173 20/10100 10/0730 3 Cheenampatti 23/16120/111 23/1610200/1110 20/101l/111 20110/001011110 4 Chinnaulagani 23/16120176 23/16/0200/0760 20/10/1176 20/10/0010/0760 5 Chittoor 23/16120/123 23/1610200/1230 20/10111123 20/1010010/1230 6 Idayanathan 23/16120/110 23/16/0200/1100 20/1011/1 10 20/10/0010/1100 7 Iluppakulam 23/16120/118 231161020011180 20/10/11118 20/10/0010/1180 8 KaUanai 23/16120177 23/16/0200/0770 20/1011177 20/10100 10/0770 9 23/16/20187 23/1 (:j/0200/0870 20/1011187 20/10100 1010870 10 Karisalkulampatti 23/16/20170 2311610200/0700 20/10/1170 20/10100 1010700 II Karukkuvaipatti 23/16120/115 23/1610200/1150 20/10111115 20/101001011150 12 Kasipuram 23/16120/107 23116102001070 20/10/1/107 20/10100 1011070 13 Keellanesaneri 23/16/20171 23/16/0200/0710 20/10/1m 20/10100 1010710 14 Kokkalancheri 23/161201120 23/1610200/1200 20/10/1/120 20/10/00 1011200 15 Kokkovil 23/,6/20/82 23/16/0200/0SfO 20/1011/82 20/10/00 1010820 16 Koodakualm ·23/16/20179 23/16/0200/0790 20/10/1179 20/10100 10/0790 17 Kurayur 23/16120/112 23/1610200/1120 20/10/1/112 20/10100 1011120 18\ Maithanpatti 23/16120/122 23/1610200/1220 20/10/11122 20/10/0010/1220 19 Maruthangudi ~3/16/2()/113 23/1610200/1130 20/1011/133 20/10/001011130 Xl Melanesaneri 23/16120/55 23/1610200/0550 20/10/1155 20/10/0010/0550 21 Melauppiligundu 23/16/20/80 23/1610200/0800 20/10/1/80 20/10100 10/0800 22 N allamanaikenpatti 23/16120/121 23/16/()200/121 0 20/10/1/121 20/1010010/1210 Z3 Nedungulam 23/16120175 23/16/0200/0750 20/10/1175 20/1010010/0750 24 Odaipatti 23/16120/109 23/16/0200/1090 20/1011/109 20/10/0010/1090 25 Paraikulam 23/16120/84 23/1610200/0840 20/10/1/84 20/10/0010/0840 "26 Peikkulam 23/16120/119 2311610200/1190 20/10/1/119 20/10100 1011190 27 Puidukulam 23/16120/105 23/16/0200/1050 20/10111105 20/1010010/1050 28 Puliankualm 23/16120/124 23/1610200/1240 20/10/1/124 20/10100 1011240 'N Seluppapillayarnatham 23/16/20185 23/16/0200/0850 20/1011/85 20/10100 1010850 30 Sengappadai 23/16/20/68 231161020010680 2011011/68 20/10/0010/0680 31 Sivarakottai 23/16/20172 23/1610200/0720 20/10/1172 20/10/0010/0720 32 Sundarangundu 23/16120/116 23/16/0200/1160 20/1011/116 20/10/001011160 33 Swanlimallampatti 23/16/20/69 23/16/0200/0690 20/10/1/69 20/10/00 I 0/0690 34 Tennamanallur 23/16120/108 2311610200/1080 20/10/1/108 20/10/0010/1080 35 Thoombakulam 23/16/20/81 23/1610200/0810 20/1011181 2011 0/00 10/081 0 36 Tirumal 23/16/20/83 23/1610200/0830 20/1011/83 20/10/0010/0830 37 Ulagani 23/16/20/48 23/16/0200/0480 20/10/1/48 20/10/0010/0480 38 Valayankulam 23116/20174 23/16/0200/0740 20/1011174 2011 0/00 10/0740 39 Vellakulam (K) 23/16/20/86 23/16/0200/0860 20/10/1/86 20/10/0010/0860 40 Vellakulam (S) 23/16120/114 23/16/0200/1140 20/10/1/114 2011010010/1140 41 Vep'pankulam 23/16120/117 23/16/0200/1170 20/10/1/117 20/1010010/1170 42 Villur 23/16120/106 23/1610200/1060 20/1011/106 20/10/00 1011060

227 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kallikudi Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available

Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and of market! holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 480 Ulagani 44125 985(217) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

550 Melanesaneri 517.47 215 (52) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10)

680 Sengappadai 1337.09 3914(1101) P(4),M( 1),H(l ) MH(I) W,TK,HP PO -(10+)

690 Swamirnallampatti 214.98 497(131) P(I) -(-5) T,W,H,P -(-5) -(10+) I

700 Karisalkalampatti 621.52 1137 (247) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

710 Keelanesaneri 137.49 596 (140) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

720 Sivarakottai 915.38 2301 (569) P(I),M(l) MCW(I) T,HP PO -(5-10)

730 Arasapatti 753.45 2265 (541) P(2),M(1 ),H(I) MCW(I) T,W,HP PO,Phone -(10+)

, 740 Valayankulam 225.82 1087(244) P(I) -(10+) T,W,HP -(-5) -( 10+)

750 Ned,:,ngulam 233.34 -1208 (306) P(2) -(10+) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

760 Chinnaulagani 321.74 1258 (248) pel) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+)

770 Kallanai 276.33 941 (231) P(I) .. -(-5) T,W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)

780 Achangulam 173.39 14 (2) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

790 Koodakovil 436.05 1648 (348) P( I),M( I ),H( I ) PHS(l) T,W,TK,HP PO,Phone TUE

800 Melauppiligundu 210.38 1119 (257) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

228 DIRECTORY AND. LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS

Taluk (Part) 8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(154.39),W(20.00), 170.00 48.36 68.50 (6) WE(35.00),TK(99.39)

BS KR Tirumangillam EDlEAG T(I 00.37)TK( 100.37) 263.52 1.76 151.82 (12)

BS PR Tirumanga\am ED,EAG 1230.45 3.67 102.97 (10)

BS PR Tirumangalam . ED T( I 79.32),W(79.32), 24.83 10.S3 (12) WE(100.00)

8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(43.99),W(28.00), 32524 207.13 45.16 (15) WE(12.26),TK(3.73)

-(-5) KR Tirumangalarn ED,EAG T(50.69),TK(50.69) 27.16 0.14 59.50 (12)

BS,RS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(135.09), W(30.00), 575.58 2.13 202.58 (9) WE(5.09),TK(3.73)

8S KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(142.89),W(50.00), 435.68 3.98 170.90 (12) WE(42.00),TK(50.89)

8S KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(64.30),WE(14.30), 95.91 65.61 (13) TK(50.00)

8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(84.86), W(20.00), 40.00 30.27 78.21 (ll) WE(35.00), TK(29.86)

8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(l78.62),W(85.20), 63.7S 79.34 (13) WE(32.62),TK(56.40),0( 4.40)

8S PR Tirumangalam EA,EAG T(119.21 ),W(14.00), 54.59 6.11 96.42 (13) WE(50.62),TK(54.59)

-(-5) KR . Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(61.56),W(21.60), 79.05 32.78 (13) WE(6.94),TK(8.01),0(25.01)

8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(160.1S),W(6S.43), 71.88 131.84 n15 (15) WE(28.34),TK(63.41)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(72.09),WE( 12.00), 72.31 10.02 55.96 (20) TK(60.09)

229 VILLAGE AMENITIES Kallikudi Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat. if any

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 810 Thoombak'ularn 743m 1771 (415) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

i 820 Kokkulam 515.73 989 (233) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5)

830 Tirumal 93425 2249 (564) P(l) MCW(l) W : PO -(5-10)

840 Paraikularn 11937 268 (68) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10)

850 Saluppapillarnatharn 1025.59 2302(556) P(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

860 Vellakulam (1<) 1684.98 5580(1368) P(4),M(1) PHC(l) T,W,TK PTO SUN

870 Kalligudi 1947.16 4550 (l288) P(3),M(2),H(2), PHS(I) T,W,TK PO SUN puql) HP

1050 Pudukulam 33.31 ------Uninhabited------..----

I060Villur 1801.25 6064 (1486) P(I),M(l), PHS(I) T,W,TK,HP PO -(5-10)

1070 Kasipuram 54.18 295 (70) P(l) -(5-10) . W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1080 Tennamanallur 528.98 1581 (371) P(2) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(5-10)

1090 Odaippatti 430.97 807(206) P(1) -(-5) T' PO -(-5)

1100 Idayanathan 216.70 142(43) P(1) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1110 75523 1183(302) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

1120 Kurayur 1544.73 4662(1103) P(4) MCW(I) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

230 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD 'lock Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(176.60), W(76.00), 350.60 824 208.53 (12) TK(loo.60)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(63.38), W(33.OO), 36627 321 82.87 (20) TK(30.38)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(i 04.15), W(SO.oo), 645.74 184.36 (20) TK(S4.IS) • -(-S) KR Tirumangal~ ED,EAG T(ll.22),TK(1122) 6926 38.89 (22)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T( 6O.49),TK( 60.49) 804.50 1.92 158.68 (14)

BS,RS PR,KR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(49.13),TK(49.13) 802.50 83335 (15)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(162.87),W(4.00), 1469.18 315.11 (13) WE(30.00),TK(128.87)

Uninhabited-

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG ·T(377.oo),WE(124.25), 654.91 306.36 462.98 (22) TK(2S2.7S)

-(S-IO) KR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(3.0S),W(3.05), 47.S3 3.60 (IS)

-(S-IO) KR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(97.91)~40.00), 251.46 179.61 (IS) TK(57.91)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG 391.20 39.n (14)

BS KR Tirumangalam B) 168.45 48.25 (16)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(S97.69),W(200.00), 46.28 11116 (12) WE(100.00),TK(297.69)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(346.94),W(100.00), 770.94 3.62 423.S9 (20) WE(loo.00),TK(I46.94)

231 VIlLAGE AMENITIES Kallikudi

Am~nities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.} Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days heets.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 1130 Maruthangudi 538.06 1226(280) P(I) PHS(l) T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

1140 VellakraIm(s) 241.51 1031 (226) p(J) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

1150 Karukkuvaipatti 49.43 188(38) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -((5) -(-5)

1160 Sundarangundu 23020 482(112) P(I) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

1170 Veppankualm 352.06 696(169) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

1180 lIuppakualm 37326 471 (98) P(I) -(-5) T,W,HP (-5) -(-5)

1190 Peikkulam 659.13 1093 (285) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-S) -(5-10)

1200 Kokkalancheri 108S.44 2949 (74S) P(l),M(I) PHS(I) T,W PO -(5-10)

1210 Nallanlanaiken 354.61 971 (229) P(1),M(l) -(-S) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-S) Patti

1220 Naithanpatti 305.88 1606 (395) P(1),M(l) PHS(I) W,HP I -(5-10) -(SolO)

1230 Chittoor 917.80 1903(461) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK, PO -(5-10)

1240 Puliankulam 1266.26 3403(836) P(3),M(I),H(I) PHS(l) T,W PO -(10+)

Kallikudi Block 25525.72 67647 (16581) P(55),M(13), MCW(4)J\1H(I) Total H(6),PUC(l) PHC(l),PHS(7)

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232 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kms.) (includ- blefor Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (Part) BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(I04.11),TK(I04.l1) 326.58 10737 (6)

-(-5) KR Kariapattti ED,EAG T(65.oo),TK(65.oo) 116.00 52.51 8.00 (6)

-(5-10) KR Kariapattti ED,EAG T(8.88),TK(8.88) 264.43 14.12 (5)

-(5-10) KR Kariapattti ED,EAG" T(93.oo),TK(93.oo) 100.00 31.20 6.00 (10)

BS PR Kariapattti ED,EAG T(58.53),TK(58.53) 229.03 64.50 (5)

BS KR Kariapattti ED,EAG T(72.17),TK(72.17) 216.96 84.13 (5)

BS PR,KR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(7.80),WE(7.80) 615.81 35.52 (10)

BS,RS KR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(929.66),TK(929.66) 155.78 (7)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(79.61),WE(15.00), 270.00 5.00 (5) TK(64.61)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(76.oo), WE( 52.00), 55.88 144.10 29.90 (5) TK(24.00)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(IIO.OO),WE(21.43), 584.75 71.05 152.00 (5) TK(88.57)

BS PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(214.26),TK(214.26) 605.24 446.76 (6)

T(5417.01), W(882.60), 13528.43 3079.64 3467.33 WE(8640.65),O(29.41 ), TK(3640.35)

233

1;. KALLUPATTI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

235

Alphabetical List of Villages 0210: T.Kallupatti CD Block

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

SI. Name of Location Location Location Location No. Village Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

I A.Paraipatti 231161211132 23/1610210/1320 20/10113/132 20/10/0130/1320 2 Adunur 23/16/21189 i 23116/021010890 , 20/10/13189 20/1010 130/0890 3 Appakkarai 23/16/21157 23/16/0210/0570 20/10/13/57 20110/0130/0570 4 Chinnapoolampatti 23/16/21163 23/16/0210/0630 20/10/13/63 20110/0130/0630 5 Chinnareddipatti 23/16121/59 2j/16/0210/0590 20/10/13/59 20/1010130/0590 6 Genjampatti 23/16/21/88 23/16/0210/0880 20/10/13/88 20/10/0130/0880 7 Gopalapumm 23/16/211129 2311610210/1290 20110113/129 20/101013011290 8 Iswaraberi 23/16121/66 23/16/021 010660 20/10/13/66 20/1 % 13 010660 9 Jari Usilampatti 23/16/21/130 23/16/021011300 20/10/13/130 20/) % 13011300 10 Kadaneri 23/161211100 23116/021011 000 20/10/13/100 20/) 0/013011 000 11 Kallupatti 23/16/21/91 23/16/0210/0910 20/10113/91 20/10/0130/0910 12 23/1612111 04 23116N21 01 1040 20/10/131104 20/1 % 130/ 1040 13 Kavundanpatti 23/16/21/58 23116/0210/0580 20/10113/58 20/1 % 130/0580 14 Kilangulam 23116/21192 23/16/0210/0920 20/10/13/92 20/1 % 130/0920 15 Koovalapuram 2~/16~21198 I 23/16/0210/0980 20110/13/98 20/1 % 13010980 16 Kunnathur 23116121/67 23/16/0210/0670 20/10113/67 20/1 % 130/0670 17 23116/21190 23/16/0210/0900 20/10/13/90 20/1010130/0900 18 Madagam 2~~ 16/21 /99 23/16/0210/0990 20/10/13/99 2011 % 130/0990 19 Mathakkarai 23AI6/21161 23/16/0210/0610 20/10/13/61 20/10/0130/0610 20 Muruganeri 23!i6/21/128 23/16/021011280 20110/13/128 20/10/0130/1280 21 Nallamaran 23) 16/21/1 0 1 23116/0210/1010 20/10/13/101 20/10/0130/1010 22 Peraiyur 23116/21/95 23/16/0210/0950 20/10/13/95 20/10/0130/0950 23 S. Keelapatti 23/16/21/96 23/16/0210/0960 2011 0/13/96 20/10/013010960 24 ~alichandai 23/16/21/93 . 23116/0210/0930 20/10/13/93 20/10/0130/0930 25 Sandaiyur 23/16/21/97 23/16/0210/0970 20/10/13/97 20/1 % 130/0970 26 Sengulam 23/16/21/127 23/16/0210/1270 20/10/13/127 20/10/0130/1270 27 Silaimalaipatti 23/16/21194 23/16/0210/0940 2011 01 13/94 2011 % 130/0940 28 Silarpatti 23/16/21/126 23/16/0210/1260 20/10/13/126 20/1 % 13011260 29 Sittilotti 23/16/21/131 23/16/0210/1310 20/10/131131 20/1 0/0 130113 10 30 Subbalapuram 23/16/21/64 ·23/16/0210/0640 20/10/13/64 20/1 % 130/0640 31 Vairavi Ammapatti 23/16/2111 02 23/16/0210/1020 20/10/13/102 20/1 % 130/1020 32 Vaiyur 23/16/21/103 23/16/0210/1030 20/10/13/103 20/10/013011 030 33 V.annivelampatti 23/16/21/65 23/16/0210/0650 20/10/13/65 20110/0130/0650 34 Velambur 23/16/21/125 23116/0210/1250 2011 0/13/125 20/10/0130/1250

237 VILLAGE AMENITIES T. Kallu patti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.} Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumaogalam 570 Appakkari 757.84 2042(523) P(l),M(I) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO -(JO+)

580 Kavundampatti 1243.80 1347 (343) P(2),M(I),H(I) PHS(I) T,W,HP . -(-5)

590 Chinnareddipatti 440.45 1052 (281) pel) -(-5) T,W,HP ·(-5) -(-5)

610 Mathakkarai 871.92 1585(369) P(l) -(-5) W,H,P PO -(10+)

630 Chinnapoolam 1266.90 3710 (862) P(2) PHS(I) T,W,HP PO -(10+) patti

640 SubbaJapuram 511.04 2164 (519) P(3) MH(I) T,W -(-5) -(5-10)

650 Vannivelampatti 447.28 3463 (882) P(I),M(I) PHC(I) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

660 Iswaraberi 227.86 84 (26) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

670 Kunnathur 1199.58 3674(940) P(l},M(l) MH(I) T,W,HP PTO -(5-10)

880 Genjampatti 2010.97 4082 (1074) P(3),AC(I) MCW(l) T,W,TK,HP PTO -(5-10)

890 Adanur 166.81 158(42) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)

900 LakshmipufaIlJ 1459.14 2057 (498) P(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5)

910 Kallupatti 683.43 7433 (1577) P(I),M(I),H(l) PHC(I) T,W,HP PTO TUE PUC(l),AC(I), TR(I)

920 Kilangulam 353.66 1056(223) P(1) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

930 Salichandai 200.01 495 (122) P(l),M(l) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

238 'DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (in Kins.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk(Pm)

BS PR TirUlbangalam ED,EAG 551.88 118.12 87.84 (10) 1 BS KR Tirumangalam eD,EAG T( 6.56), WEe 6.56) 1117.70 14.40 105.14 (20)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(4025),WE(23.79), 328.41 10.62 61.17 (26) TK(16.46)

BS KR Tinimangalam , ED,EAG T(119.70),WE(47.77), 511.15 102.07 139.00 ! (30) WE(71.93)

BS PR,KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(311.39),W(149.07), 675.57 277.56 102.38 (3) TK(62.32)

BS PR,KR. Peraiyur ' ED,EAG T(40.85),WE(IO.44), 387.09 0.46 82.64 (5) TK(30.41)

BS PR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(32.00), WE(32.00) 295.31 76.71 43.26 (5)

-(-5) KR Peraiyur ED,EAG 207.12 7.42 13.32 (5)

BS PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(74.65),WE(18.77), 1001.72 31.42 91.79 (15) TK(55.88)

BS PR,KR T.Kallupatti ED,EAG T(66.66),W(7.66), 1651.83 62.92 229.56 (10) WE(50.00),TK(9.00)

BS KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T( 17.86), W(l.1 0), 103.92 30.97 14.06 (4) WE(2.00),TK(l4.76)

-(-5) KR Peraiyur EA,EAG T(68.l9),W(42.50), 539.93 102.85 748.17 (4) TK(25.69)

BS PR Peraiyur EA T(l39.21),W(4.00), 296.11 184.83 6128 (3) WE(24.00),TK(Il1.21)

BS KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(24.43),TK(24.43) 264.35 0.49 64.39 (2)

-(-5) KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(28.l5),TK(28.15) 133.02 38.84 (2) 239 , VILLAGE AMENITIES T.Kallupatti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where·1he, facility is available is given.} Loc - Name Total Total :.tion of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects.) house- Educational Medical water and ofmarketl holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam 940 Silaimalaipatti 1199.16 5843 (1420) P(6),M(3) PHS(2) T,W,HP PO -(10+)

950 Peraiyur 418.75 1377 (316) P(2),M(2),H(2) -(5-10) T,W,HPr -(-5) -(10+) PUC(I)

960 S.Keelapatti 88829 2793(668) P(3) PHS(I) T,W,HIt :-(-5) -(-5)

970 Sandaiyur 2275.23 5480 (1308) P(2),M(I),H(I) PHS(I) T,W,Hp PO -(10+)

980 Kodvalapuram 864.93 2%9(758) P(6),M(l) PHS(I) i T,W,HP PO -(10+)

990 Madagam 874.48 1054(282) P(2),M(I) , MH(I),PHC(I) T,HP PO -(5-10)

1000 Kadaneri 495.67 1241 (300) P(2) PHS(I) T,HP PO -(5-10)

1010 Nallamaran 1189.14 2249(569) P(l) -(-5) T,W,HP PO -(-5)

1020 Vairavi Ammapatti 19832 1270 (320) P(l) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)

1030 Vaiyur 515.56 1485 (406) P(2) -(-5) T,W,HP -(~5) -(-5)

1040 Kaiaikeni 1061.45 1521 (391) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) . T,W,HP PO -(5-10)

1250 Velambur 149528 4374(1074) P(4),M(3) PHC(I) T,W,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

1260 Silarpatti 750.65 2526(660) P(1),M(I),H(I) PHC(I) T,HP PO,Phone -(5-10)

1270 Sengulam 423.91 1097(285) -(-5) PHS(I) T,HP -(-5) -(10+)

1280 Muruganeri 332.60 787(170) P(I) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+)

240 DIRECTORY A~"D LAND USE Cp Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi· to town and supply by Source ted able not cations Village distance waste availa- (8us stop, (in Kms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Taluk (Part) i 8S PR Peraiyur EA T(84.88),TK.(S4.SS) 894.11 1.41 218.76 (2)

8S PR,KR Peraiyur. ED,EAG T(32.92),WE(16.65), . 342.22 O.1S 43.43 (I) TK.(16.27)

8S KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T( 182.20), WE(S2.20), 500.94 29.06 176.09 -(2) TK(lOO.OO)

8S PR,KR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(126.83),WE(120.00), 855.86 166.!X> 1125.64 (2) 0(6.83)

8S PR,KR Peraiyur 'IED,gAG T(155.l7),W(30.00), 519.S1 1814 171.71 (5) WE(45.(0),TK(80.l7)

8S PR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(103.00), WE(55.00), 5%.76 10.47 164.25 (6) TK(48.00)

8S PR Peraiyur EA,EAG T( 41.60),TK( 41.60) 360.42 93.65 (6)

8S PR Peraiyur EA,EAG T(98.70), WE( 15 .00), 938.95 020 151.29 (6) TK.(83.70)

8S PR Peraiyur EA,EAG T(62.45),WE(20.40), 17.65 78.94 39.28 (8) TK(42.05)

8S PR Peraiyur ED,EAG T(75.0S),W(5.20), 342.50 0.10 97.88 (10) WE(20.80),TK( 49.08)

8S PR T.Kallupatti ED,EAG T(102.31),TK( 102.31) 715.39 5.59 238.16 (5)

8S PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(I64.16),W(24.10), 1079.41 10S.07 143.63 (7) WE(95.52),TK(44.55)

8S PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(83.00), WE( 42.(0), 597.00 9.65 61.00 (8) TK(41.00)

-(-5) PR Virudunagar ED,EAG T(96.80), WE( 4S.(0), 250.75 24.71 51.65 (10) TK(48.80)

8S PR Tirumangalam ED,EAG T(75.84),WE(36.02), n.09 130.74 48.93 (32) TK(46.94)

241 ! VILLAc;tE AMENITIfS T .Kallul!tti Amenities available (if not available with in the village, a dash (-) is show~ in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms .. 5-10 kms.and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is iven.) Loc - Name Total Total ation of area Popu- code village of the lation No. Village and (in No.of Drinking Post Day or days hects. ) house- Educational Medical water and of market I holds (Potable) telegraph hat, ifany

:2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tirumangalam

12 Gopalapuram 121.98 431 (109) P(l) -(-5) T,HP I -(-5) -( 10+)

1300 Jari Usilampatti 163.87 199(51) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp PO -( 10+)

1310 Sittilotti 463.62 1141 (278) P(2),M(2) PHQI) HP -(-5) -( 10+)

1320 A.Paraipatti 245.48 410(102) -(-5) -((5) T,HP -(S-IO) -(I

T.Kallupatti Block 25819.06 72649 (17748) P(57),M(21), MCW(I),MH(3) Tootl H(6),PUC(2) PHC(6),PHS(9) AC(2),TR(t)

242 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE CD Block Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Approach Nearest Power Forest Irrigated Unirriga- Cultur- Area Communi- to town and supply by Source teq able not cations ViUage distance waste availa- (Bus stop, (inKms.) (includ- ble for Railway ing culti- Station, gauchar vation waterway) & groves)

IO II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taluk (part) BS KR Tirumangalam ED,FAG T(20.55),WE(14.93), 27.'X> 60.42 13.11 (30) TK(5.62)

BS TJrumang;dam ED,EAG T(85.99), WE( 46.00), 40.41 1.71 35.76 (32) TK(39.99)

-(-5) KR TlrumangaJ;un ED,FAG T(93. 75), WE( 42.00), 209.87 39.91 120.09 (28) TK(51.75)

BS KR Tirumangal~ ED,FAG T(54.52), WE(19.oo), 170.96 13.84 6.16 (30) TK(35.52)

T(2609.66),W(72.06), 16603.11 1720.98 4885.31 WE(I125.42), TK(14OS.35) 0(6.83)

243

ANNEXURE-l

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CD BWCKS COMING UNDER EACH TALUK

Sl.No Name of tal uk Name ofC.D. Block Code No. of C.D. Block

(I) (2) (3) (4)

1 Uttamapalaiyam Chinnamanur 0010 Uttamapalaiyam 0020 Kambam \ 0030 BodinayakkanLlr 0040 \

2 Periyakulam Periyakulam 0050 Theni 0060

3 Andipatti . Andipatti 0070 \ Kadamalaikundru- Myladumparai 0080

4. Usilampatti U silampatti 0090 \ Chellampatti 0100

\ Sedapatti (Part) 0110

\ 5. Vadipatti Vadipatti 0120 Alanganallur 0130

6, Melur Melur 0140 Kottampatti 01SO

7. Madurai North Madurai West 0160 Madurai East 0170 Sedapatti (Part) 0110

8. Madurai South Tirupprangunram 0180

9. Tirumangalam . Tirumangalam 0190 Kallikudi 0200 T. Kallupatti 0210

245 APPEN C.D BLOCKWISE ABSTRACf OFEDUCA

Educational

SJ. Name ofe.D. Block Primary Middle Matriculation No. School School Secondary school

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Chinnamanur 14 42 l2 18 6 14 2 Uttamapalaiyam 8 44 8 15 6 7 3. Kambatn 7 «> 7 13 5 7 4. Bodinayakkanur J3 51 8 19 4 4 5. Periyakulam 15 75 l2 32 7 7 6. Theni 12 41 12 18, 6 7 7. Andipatti 18 56 IS :Ji 8 10 8. Kadamalai Kundru 3 32 2 2 2 3 MyJadumparai 9. Usilampatti 19 (f) 14 18 2' 2 10. Chellampatti 34 71 19 n 4 4 11. Sedapatti 34 85 :;!) '21 6 , 6 12. Vadipatti 25 ~ 18 22 10 12 13. Alanganallur 34 48 19 :.xl 6 6 14. Melur 38 89 17 :.xl 8 8 15. Kottampatti 31 91 '14 14 5 5 16. Madurai West 47 ~ 8 8 2 2 17. Madurai East 51 62 9 9 4 4 18. Tiruppamgunram 43 6) 15 21 7 9 19. Tirumangalam 45 7} 12 19 7 7 20. Kallikudi 39 55 Il 13 ,5 6 21. T.KalJupatti 'B 57 14 21 5 6

District Total 559 1247 266 375 115 136

246 DIX-I llON~ MEDICAL ANDOTIID.AMENJTIES

Educational

Higher Secondaryl Coltege Adult literacy villages with no PUCIIntennediatei (Graduate and above) Class/Centres Others educational Junior College facilities

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institqtions Villages Institutions

9 10 11 12 13 14 \ 15 16 17

2 2 1 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 2 4 4 16 2 5 5 , 1 3 6 1 1 1 2 2 3 1

3 2 4 2 2 1 1 2', 2 3 2\ 3 , I 2 14 6 1 1 9 2 2 ; 1 10 2 2 1 1 12 ::9 4 4; 4 5 14 8 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 5

35 42 9 10 13 42 10 10 109

247 APPEN C.D BLOCK WISE ABSTJt.\CT OF EDUCA

Medical

SI Name of Dispensary Hospital Maternity and No. CD Block child welfare Primary Health centrelMaternity Centre !Health home/Child weI Centre fare centre

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

I. Chinnamanur 2 2 7 7 7 9 2. Uttamapalaiyam 2 7 I 1 1 2 4 4 3. Kambam 2 2 1 1 4 4 4. Bodinayakkanur 1 1 I 1 4. 7 5. Periyakulam 2 2 1 1 9 9 2 2 6. Theni I 2 2 4 4 6 6 7. Andipatti 1 4 4 8. Kadamalai Kundru - 2 2· Myladumparai 9. Usilampatti 2 4 7 8 10. Chellampatti 5 5 11. Sedapatti 12 12 12. Vadipatti 4 8· to 11 13. Alanganallur 14 17 4 4 14. Melur 6 9 18 19 4 4 15. Kottampatti 3 3 20 21 3 3 16. Madurai West II 1 1 17. Madurai East 3 3 4 4 18. Tirupparngunram 6 13 3 4 6 8 4 5 19. Tirumangalam 5 6 4 4 20. Kallikudi 5 5 1 I 21. T.Kallupatti 4 4 ~ 6

District Total 21 36 13 14 ,107 122 98 106

248 Medical

Family Planning Primary Health Cemmunity Health Others Villages with· Centre Sub- cent~e Workers no medical facilities

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages, Institutions

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

10 30 2 3 6 4 23 I 2 3 I I 3 II 20 12 30 2 3 3 9 23 4 7 9 5 7 12 4 7 2 10 1

4 4 2 14 7 10 12 18 2 2 23 3 3 3 6 13 2 2 3 5 23 2 2 10 10 29 I 9 9 II 2 2 56 I 72 7 8 ,33 6 7 38 7 7 28 8 9 17

~_ ..,: " 3 3 80 111 2 2 75 168 393

249 J\PPEN C.D IlLOCKWlSE ~TBAcr:OF' EDUCA

Drinking water

SI Name of Tap Well Tank Tube River Fountain canal Others More No. CD than Block one source

35 36 37 38 39 40 41' 42 43 l. Chinnamanur 12 9 7 2 13 13 2 Uttamapalaiyam 7 4 7 8 8 3. Kambam ~q 3 3 7 6 4. Bodinayakkanur 12 2 13 12 5. Periyakulam 11 6 3 3 13 14 6. Theni 11 7 3 1 10 11 7. Andipatti 13 17 13 8. KadamaIai Kundru 3 3 2 Myladumparai 9. Usilampatti 7 16 7 4 19 19 10. Chellampatti 3 Z7 21 '- 24 28 11. Sedapatti 4 33 18 8 18 32 12. Vadipatti 21 15 12 16 22 13. Alanganallur 23 'B 15 \34 35 14. Melur 1 36 70 43 15. Kottampatti 28 55 'B 16. Madurai West 57 1 2 2 17. Madurai East 13 74 2 2 2 - , 13 22 18. Tirupparngunram 16 35 10 2 5 33 40 19. Tirumangalam 24 45 9 51 47 20. Kallikudi 23 35 8 31 34 21. T.Kallupatti 28 16 32 32

District Total 234 503 126 24 11 3 482 464

250 DIX·I TIONAL MEDICAL ANDOTHERAMENI11FS

Post & Telegraph Communications Power Supply

villages PO TO PTO PO& TO& PTO& Phone Bus Raliway Navig· Avail· Not with no phone phone phone Stop station able able Avilable drinking water water way facility of any type

44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

4 13 15 7 I \ 7 3 8 2 8 6 I 3 7 10 13 I 12 15 9 3 13 16 11 12 14 13 2 18 18 2 3 4

II I 2 15 I ~ 16 I 4 28 3 34 21 1 3 27 37 7 2 9 29 3 31 12 . I 5 I 37 43 7 . 19 2 38 48 II 15 I 28 31 to 1 48 59 17 1 ~ ro 26 2 50 57 18 2 42 4 53 18 I 2 33 3 41 17 3 2 28 34 -,

259 8 20 69 I 8 4 548 19 668

251 APPENDIX-U Land Utilisation Data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census towns)

Land use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

SI.No. Name of Town Cultivable Area and C.D. Block Total Irrigated Dnirri- waste avialable (within brackets) Area Forest by source gated (induding) for gauchar culti- & groves vation

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

1. Uttamapalayam 1191.00 -- 734.00 457.00 -- --

2. Gudalur 5543.00 -- 670.00 285.00 -- 4588.00 (Kambam C.D.)

3. 348.00 -- 31.00 -- 231.00 86.00 (Andipatti C.D.) I

4. Usilampatti 1384.00 -- 76.00 1121.00 -- 187.00 (usilampatti C.D.) I 5. Samayanallur 342.00 -- 202.00 3.00 4.00 133.00 (Madurai West C.D.)

6. Paravai 899.00 -- 704.00 -- -- 195.00 (Madurai West C.D.) \

7. Vilangudi 624.00 -- 283.00 -- 113.00 228.00 (Madurai West C.D.)

8. Melamadai 193.00 ------(Madurai East C.D.)

9. Othakadai 158.00 ------(Madurai East C.D.)

10. Chinna Anuppandi 401.00 -- 128.00 6.00 169:00 98.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

11. 2783.00 -- 500.00 112.00 514.00 1657.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

12. Tirupparangunram 1324.00 -- 372.00 350.00 202.00 400.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

13. Harveypatti 28.00 ------28.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

14. Tinmagar 70.00 ------70.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

15. Thiagarajar Colony 185.00 ------185.00 (Tirupparangunram C.D.)

16. Peraiyur 1044.00 -- 48.73 996.00 -- -- (Kallupatti C.D.)

252 APPENDIX-m

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269 NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY Class of Towns by Population Population Class 1,00,000 and above I 50JYl(} 99,W9 II 20.(0;)(1 49,m III 1O,{)()(_) 19,999 N 5,()()f, 9,m V Bei,-,',' ~ {) VI

Civic administration status of the town M.Corp Municipal Corporation/Corporation M Municipality TP Town Panchayat VP Village Panchayat TC Town Committeeffown Area CB Cantonment Board/Contonment

Type of Road PR PaccaRoad KC KatchaRoad

System of Sewerage S Sewer OSD Open Surface Drains BSD Box Surface Drains SO Silk Drains CD Cesspool method PT Pit System ..

Method of Disposal of night soil HL Head Loads B Baskets WB Wheel Barrows ST Septic tank latriness S Sewerage

System of storage of water OHT Overhead tank SR Service reservoir IG River infiltration gallery BWP Borewell pumping system PT Pressure tank

Source of drinking water TW Tube well water/Hand pump T Tap W Well TK Tank

Medical facilities H Hospital o Dispensary HC Health Centre FC Family Planning Centre TB T.B.Clinic NH Nursing Home D Dispensary He Health Centre FPC Family Planing Centre TB T.B.Clinic NH Nursing Home o Others

270 A Ayurvedic U Unani HOM Homeopathicy

Educational facilities A Arts only S Science only AC Arts and Science only C Commerce Only AC Arts and Commerce only Ase Combined for all ca,egories Arts Science and Commerce L Law , Recognised Shorthand, typewriting and other vocational Institutions SH . Shorthand Type Typewriting Sh.Type Shorthand and Typewriting o Others'

Public Libraries and reading rooms

Fi. Public Libraries RR Reading Rooms

271 STATE Status and

Population and growth

SI. Class,name and civic Location Name Name of Area Number of No adminstration status Code No. of Taluk C.D.block (in sq. House holds of town Kms) Including 1901 1911 1921 house less households (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. IV Andipatti VIII Andipatti Andipatti 3.48 4,094 Jakkampaui (T.P)

2. Avaniapuram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

3. II Bodinayak- I Uttamapalaiyam Bodinayakkanur 8.74 14,497 22,209 20,183 20,341 kanur(M) ~-9.12) (+

4. Chinna Anuppanadi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

5. ill Chinnamanur (M) n Uttamapalaiyam Chinnamanur 25.95 8,002 11,812

6. ill Gudalur (TP) V Uttamapalaiyam Kambam .55.43 9,333

7. Harveypatti See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

8. II Kambam(M) IV Uttamapalaiyam - 6,48 12,057 \ -- 16,481

9. Madurai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

Madurai Urban 115.48 230,014 105,984 134,130 144,148 Agg lomeration (+26.65) (+7.47) i) ill Avanipuram (TP) A'VIII Madurai South Tirupparauguntam27.83 7,783 m V Chinna- xvn Madurai South Tirupparauguntam4.01 2,010 Anuppanadi (VP) iii) V Harveypatti (PTS) II Madurai South TirupparauguntamO.28 1,635 iv) J Madurai (MC) XVI Madurai South 46.99 198,612 105,984 134,130 138,894 (+26.56) (+3.55) v) II Melamadai(VP) XIV Madurai North Madurai East 1.93 2,958 vi) IV Paravai (TP) XII Madurai North Madurai West 8.99 2,783 vii) V Samayanallur (VP) XI Madurai North MaduraiWest 3.42 1,725 viii) VI Thiagarajar XXII Madurai South Tirupparaunguntaat 1. 85 173 Colony (VP)

_272 ,MENTS 'Growth History

rate of the town at the censuses of Sex Ratio

Density (J 991 Census) 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 1971 1981 1991

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

7,944 8,289 9,634 13,204 15,396 • 19,153 5,504 945 966 966 (+11.90) (+8.38) (+37.06) (+16.60) (+24.40)

27,036 28,435 35,912 44,914 54,176 59,168 66,500 7,609 986 959 966 (+32.91) (+5.17) (+26.30) (+25.07) (+20.62) (+9.21) (+12.39)

13,265 14,480 18,914 20,586 26,678 30,797 35,397 1,364 996 981 969 (+12.30) (+9.16) (+30.62) , ' (+8.84) (+29.59) (+15.44) (+14.94)

17,612 17,398 19,915 24,635 32,843 36,847 36,593 660 993 979 975 (-1.22) (+14.47) ( (+23.70): p3.32) (+12.19) (-0.69)

18,844 22.147 26,908 32,517 40,796 50,340 52,435 8,092 1,010 971 978 (+14.34) (+17.69) (+21.33) (+20.85)' (+25.46) (23.39) (+4.16)

187,767 244,846 370,791 456,711 626,626 907,732 1,085,914 9,403 951 952. 954 (+30.26) (+30.40) (+51.44) (+23.17) (+37.20) (+44.86) (+19.63)

13,151 23,224 21,692 35,810 1,287 947 962 943 (+76.59) (-6.60) (+65.08)

9,231 2,302 972

4,494 6,377 7,437 26,561 916 965 971 (+41.90) (+16.62)

182,018 239,144 361,781 424,810 549,114 820,891 940,989 20,025 941 951 954 (+31.05) (+31.38) (+51.28) (+17.42) (+29.26) (+49.49) (+14.63)

14,086 7,298 925

9,679 Il,099 12,732 1,416 975 955 916 (+14.67) (+14.71)

5,573 6,665 7,753 2,267 937 964 952 (+19.59) (+16.32)

968 977 1,003 542 944 897 971

273 STA'~1 Status a

Population and growth

SI. Class,name and civic Location Name Name of Area Number of No adminstration status Code No. of Taluk C.D.block (in sq. House holds of town Kms) Including 1901 1911 1921 house less households (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

ix) IV Tirunagar (TP) XXI Madumi South Tirupparaun 0.70 2,662 guntam

x) ill Ttrupparan- XIX Madurdi South Tirupparan 13.24 6,690 5,254 gllnram (TP) gunram

xi) IV Vilangudi (TP) XIII Madurai North Madurai West 6.24 2,983

r I 10 Melamadai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

II ill Melllr(M) X Melur Melur 15.02 6,732 , 10,100' 9,972 4,774 (-1'.27) (-52.13)

12 V Jthakadai (VP) XV Madurai North Madurai East 1.58 1,967 \

13 Paravai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

14 V Peraiyur(TP) XXIV Tirumangalam T. Kallupatti 10.38 1,787

15 ill Penyaklllam(Mj VI Periyakulam 2.10 9,955 17,960 18,715 16,478

(+4.20) (-11.95)

16 Samayanallur See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

17 n Teni- VII Periyakulam Teni 21.94 14,634 Allllnagaram(M)

18 Thiagarajar- See Madurai Urban Agglomemtion Colony

19 ill Tirumangalam(M) XXIll Tirumangalam 10.07 7,330 8,894 9,840 10,175 (+10.64) (+3.40)

20 Tirunagar See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

21 Tirupparangllnram See Madllrai Urban Agglomeration

\ 22 ill Usilampatti(TP) IX Usilampatti U si lampatti 13.84 5,301

23 ill Uttama III I Uttamapalaiyam Uttamapalaiyam 11. 91 4,802 10,009 8,702 9,357 palai yam(TP) (-13.06) (+7.53)

24 Vilangudi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

274 MENf·I Growth History

rale of the town at the censuses of Sex Ratio

Density (1991 Census) 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 . 1981 1991 1971 1981 1991

11 12 l3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

4,132 5,751 12,755 18,221 950 920 954

(+39.18) \ (+121.79)

5,749 5,702 9,010 18,750 '19,931 25,254 30,078 2,272 964 948 978 (+9.42) (-0.82) (+58.01) (+108.10) (+6.30) (+26.71) (+19.10)

6,455 8,239 14,040 2,250 1,147 1,017 966 (+27.64) (+70.41)

8,116 9,592 14,073 14,829 19,884 26,292 32,878 2,189 990 973 972 (+70.00,) (+18.19) (+46.72) (+5.37) (+34.09) (+32.23) (+25.05)

8,912 5,641 955

4,983 5,993 6,744 7,444 7,830 754 967 954 966 (+20.27) (+12.53) (+10.38) (+5.19)

23,004 25,882 31,000 36,335 41,561 44,310 46.744 22,259 994 970' 968

(+39.60) (+12.51) (+19.77) (+17.21) (+14.38) (+6.61) (+5.49)

9,678 l3,123 18,670 24,606 34,854 53.018 66,050 3,010 964 960 940 (+35.60) (+42.27) (+31.79) (+41.65) (_+52.11) (+24.58)

10,475 11,111 16,132 17,633 22,896 29,977 34,601 3,436 1,000 966 981 (+2.95) (+6.07) (+45.19) (+9.30) (+29.85) (+30.93) (+15.43) "

8,705 11,745 14,047 15,781 21,887 24,364 26,413 1,908 1,003 949 936 (+34.92) (+19.60) (+12.34) (+38.69) (+11.32) (+8.41)

9,828 11,474 12,506 14,110 18,053 19,650 22,703 1,906 959 942 963 (+5.03) (+16.75) (+8.99) (+12.83) (+27.94) (+8.85) (+15.54)

275 STATE PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND

Physical aspects

SI. Class and Name No of Town Rainfall Temparture State District (in mm) (in centigmde) Head Quarters Head Quarters Maximum Mininum

2 3 4 5 6 7

N Andipatti 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madurai Jakkampatti (439) (59)

2 Avanipuram See Madunri Urban Agglomeration

3 II Bodinayakkanur 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madras Madurai (581) (90)

4 Chinna Anuppanadi See Madurai Urban Agglom~ration

5 III Chinnamanur 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madras Madura, (512) (90)

6 III Gudalur 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madras Madut"d (608) (120)

7 Harveypatti See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

8 IT Kambam 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madrds Madura (535) (115)

9 Madurai See !\?;adurai Urban Agglomeration , i) III Avaniapunun 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madutai (485) (5) ii) V Chinna Anuppanadi 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (488) (8) Madurai South (8) ., iii) V Harveypatti 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (480) (10) iV) I Madurai 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (480) (0)

V) N Melamadai 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madms Madurai (463) (13)

Vi) N Paravai 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (478) (10) I vii) V Samayanallur 721.7 39.6 18.8 .Madras Madurai I (465) (15) viii) VI Thiagarajar Colony 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (480) (8)

276 MEN'f'-II LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989.

Name of road and distance (in Kms.) from

Nearest city with Navigable river/ Revenue division! population of one Railway Station Bus Route canal (if within TaJuk Head Quarters lakh and more 10 Kms)

8 9 10 11 12

Periyakulam(22)/ Madurai AndipaUr, Andipatti Andipatti(O) (59) JakkampaUi(O) Jakkampatti(O)

Peri yaku lam(27)1 Dindignl Bodinaya Bodinaya Uttamapalaiyam(32) (83) kkanur (0) kkanur (0)

Periyakulam (37)/ Madu~ai Teni~ , Chinnamanur (0) Utt~mapalaiyam(9) (90) Alliogaram(22) , Ptlriyakulam (55)/ . Madurai Teni- Gudalur(O) \ Urramapalaiyam (17) (120) Allinagaram (44)

Periyakulam (49)/ Madurai Teni­ Kambam(O) Uttampalaiyam (17) (115) Allinagaram (39)

Madurai (5)/ Madurai Maducai AvanipurdID (0) Vaigai Madurai South (5) (5) (5) (R) (3)

Madurai (8)/ Madurai Madurai East Chinna (8) (3) Anuppanadi (0)

Madurai (10)1 Madurai Tirupparangunram Harveypatti (0) Madurai South (10) (10) (1)

Madurai (0)/ Dindignl Madurai Madurai (0) Madurai South (0) (63) (0)

Madurai (13)/ Madurai Madurai Melamadai (0) Vaigai Madurai South (13) (13) (13) (R) (1)

Madurai (10)/ Madurai Paravai Paravai (0) Madurai South (10) (10) (0)

Madural (15)/ Madurai Samayanallur Samayanallur (0) Madurai North (15) (15) (0)

Madurai (8)/ Madurai Pasumalai Thiagarajar Vaigai Madurai South (8) (8) (1.6) Colony (0) (R) (9)

27'7 STATE PHYSICAL ASPECfSAND

Physical aspects

SI. Class and Name No of Town Rainfall Temparture State District (inmm) (in centigrade) Head Quarters Head Quarters Maximum Mininum

2 3 4 5 6 7 ix) N Tirunagar 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (480) (10) x) ill Tirupparangunram 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (480) (8) xi) N Vilangudi 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (476) (10)

10 Kelallilldai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration !

11 ill Melur 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Ml,idurai (495) (30) I 12 V Othakadai 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (470) (10)

13 Paravai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration "

14 V Peraiyur 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (528) (48)

15 ill Periyakulam 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madras Madurai (478) (84)

16 Samayanallur See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

17 II Teni -Allinagaram 1,353 22.2 8.1 Madras Madurai (500) (75)

18 Thiagarajar Colony See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

19 ill Tirumangalaffi 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madurai (500) (18)

20 Tirunagar See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

21 Tirupparangunram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

22 ill Usilampatti 721.7 39.6 18.8 Madras Madnrai (518) (38)

23 ill Uttamapalaiyam 1,353.6 22.2 8.1 Madras Madurai

24 Vilangudi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

278 MENT·II LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989.

Name of road and distance (in Kms.) from

Nearest city with Navigable riverl Revenue division! population of one Railway Station Bus Route canal (if within Taluk Head Quarters lakh and more 10 Kms)

8 9 10 11 12

Madurai (10)1 Madurai Tirupparahgunram Tirunagar (0) Madurai South (10) (10) (2)

Madurai (8)1 Madurai Tirupparangunram Tirupparan· Madurai South (8) (8) (0) gunram (0)

Madurai (8)1 Madurai Vilangudi Vilangudi (0) Madurai South (8) (8) (0)

MaduraJ (30)1 Madurai Madurai Melur(O) Melur (0) (30) (30)

MadUra! (l 0)1 Madurai Madurai Othakadai (0) Vaigai Madumi North (10) (10) (10)

Usilampatti (23)1 Madurai Tirumangalam Peraiyur (0) Tirumangalam (27) (48) (27)

Periyakulam (0)1 Dindigul Teni- Periyakulam (0) Periyakulam (0) (55) Allinagaram (10)

Pcriyakulam (16)1 Dindigul Teni- Teni- Periyakulam (16) (73) Allinagaram (0) Allinagaram

Usilampatti (27)1 Madurai Tirumangalam Tirumangalam (0) Tirumangalam (0) (18) (0)

Usilampatti (0)/ Madurai Usilampatti Usilampatti (0) Usilampalti (0) (38) (0)

Periyakulam (32)1 Madurai Teni- Uttamapalaiyam (0) Uttamapaldiyam (0) (104) Allingaram (29)

279 STATE MUNICIPAL FINANCE,

Receipt (inRs. '00)

SI. Class and Name Civic Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other No of Town administration through from municipal grdllt sources Status taxes properties and (specify) (in 1(90) etc. power apart from taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1. IV Andipatti TP 2,216 1,358 1,585 1,751 8,040 Jakkampatli

2 Avanipuram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

3 II Bodinayakkanur M 32,153 1,906 12,314 3,000 6,501 11,096

4 Chinna Anuppanadi See Mad~rai Urban Agglomeration

5 III Chinnamanllr M 17,664 1,318 18,880 4,000 19,718 2,699

6 III Gudalur TP 3,170 1,012 1,485 6:12 lS,91l

7 Harveypatti See Madumi Urbad A§8lomeration , \

8 II Kambam M 14,073 2,026 14,491 10,593 22,271

9 Madurai See Madurai Urban ,Aggloriteration

Madurai Urban See Comstituent Units Agglomeration

i) III Avaniapuram TP 25,000 ,/

ii) V Chmna Anuppandi VP 1,170 270 2,6000

iii) V Harveypatti PTS 1,312 238 313

iV) I Madurai MC 911,117 68,325 294,647 468,587 271,445

V) IV Melamadal VP 6,203 3,178 4,900 120

Vi) IV Paravai - TP 7,642

Vii) V Samayanallur VP 150

Viii) VI Thiagarajar Colony VP 231 66 220

iX) IV Tirunagar TP 12,339

X) III Tirupparangunram TP 26,773 330 497

Xi) IV Vilangudi TP 858 2,839 514 1,726

280 MENT-I11 1988 - 1989

Expenditure (in Rs. '(0)

'Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total Receipts Administration safety health works insti- (specify) expenditure and f tutions conveniences

10 11 12 13' 14 15 16 17

14,950 2,047 1,926 4,387 7,462 4,422 20,244

66,970 7,282 3,298 26,404 11,787 10,976 812 60,559

63,739 6,107 3,180 1l,054 10,683 16,512 887 48,423

22,190 3,948 1,637 8,793 1,202 307 4,983 20,870

63,454 6,912 3,228 16,594 4,985 15,207 1.329 48.255

25,000 10,000 12,000 2,000 1,000 25,000

4,040 202 600 1,130 2,420 4,352

1,863 806 318 1,028 2,152

2,014,121 128,016 177,861 525,596 188,245 1,735 869,163 1,890,616

14,401 169 774 3,996 499 5,387 10,825

7,642 2,679 5,524 6,941 15,144

150 20 130 150

517 46 250 30 25 351

12,339 825 2,275 714 3,932 7,746

27,600 2,863 3,852 7,604 910 12,959 28,188

5,937 976 702 298 3,179 172 5,327

281 STATE MUNICIPAL FINANCE,

Receipt (in Rs. '00)

SI. Class and Name Civic Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other No of Town administration through from municipal grant sources Status taxes properties and (specify) (in 1990) etc. power apart from taxation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10. Melamadai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

11. ill Melur M 8,870 10,470 2,661 2,234

12 V Othakadai VP 1,535 550 28 391

13 Paravai See Madudi Urban Agglomeration

14 V Peraiyar TP 1,916 , 2,091

15 III Periyakulam M 20,768 12,84 3,9074 3,500 5,799 13,263

\. 16 Samayanallur See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

17' II Teni-Allinagaram M 31,503 36,822 15,106 20,380 30,461 17,212

18 Thiagarajar Colony See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

19 ill Tirumangalam M 13,725 1,310 3,694 7,000 2,331 36,590

20 Thlrunagar See Madurai Urban Agglomenttion

21 Tirupparangunram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

22 III U silampatti TP 21,226 4,559 4,300 24,000 954

23 ill U ttamapalaiyam TP 2,133 8,2J8 150 484 2,415

24 Vilangudi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

282 MENT·III 1988·1989

Expenditure (in Rs. '00)

Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total Receipts Administration safety health works insti- (specify) expenditure and turions convenience

'10 11 12 13 14 . 15 16 17

24,235 5,3000 12,530 1,024 18,854

2,504 127 1,578 208 591 2,504

4,007 1,444 2,547 130 4,121

60,082 5,403 , 6,433 21,302 2,770 6,986 16,546 59,440

151,484 10,453 27,587 41,055 6,043 58,830 160,316

64,650 4,433 15,258 2,536 30,877 53,10~

55,039 16,126 3,123 838 190 543 20,820

13,400 3,575 945 5,768 10,288

283 STATE CIVIC AND OTHER

Number of Latrines

SI. Class and Name Civic admi- No. of Town nistration Population Scheduled Road System Water status Castes and length of borne Service (in 1990) Scheduled (in Kms) sewerage Tribes Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IV Andipatti TP 19,153 SC - 2,387 PR (7.50) OSD 1,000 Jakkampatti ST- - KR(6.50)

2 Avanipuram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

3 II Bodinayakkanur M 66,500 SC - 4,900 PR(55,98) OSD 2,386 6,432 ST-23 KR(5.58)

4 Chinna Anuppanadi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

5 III Chinnamanur M 35.397 SC-4,859 PR(24.19) OSD 387 534 ST- - KR (3.67)

6. III Gudalur TP 36,593 SC-2,166 PR(19.00) OSD 100 345 ST-105 KR(7.00)

7 Harveypatti See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

8 II Kambam M 52,435 SC-3,559 PR(42.95) OSD 1,528\ 6,192 ST-21 KR(6.25)

J 9 Madurai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

Madurai Urban 1,085,914 SC-64,089 PR(505.80) 9,610 4,834 Agglameration ST-l,473 KR(28.79) i) III Avanipuram TP 35,810 SC-4,181 PR(l2.77) OSD 1,030 147 ST-43 KR(2.85) li) V Chinna VP 9,231 SC-835 PR(l.OO) OSD 500 Anuppanadi ST-201 KR(-) iii) V Harveypatti PTS 7,437 SC-30 PR(9-20) OSD 630 ST- - KR(-) iv) L- Madurai MC 940,989 SC-52,985 PR(445.49) S,OSD 1,710 4,675 ST- - KR(-) v) N Melamadai VP 14,086 SC-734 PR(1.60) OSD 300 ST-680 KR(-) vi) IV Paravai TP 12,732 SC-l,003 PR(7.60) OSD 300 ST-6 I

284 MENT-IV AMENITIES, 1989

Protected Water Supply Electrification (Nllmber of Connections)

Method of Source System of stordge Fire fighting Domestic Indust- Commer- Road Others Others disposal of with capacity in Service rial cial lighting of night supply litres (points) soil (in brackets)

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

19 ST,WB T OHT (9,00,000) Yes 2,500 150 50.0. 514

29 WB T 16(1,200,000) Yes 6,093 190. 1,70.9 922 48

14 B,WB T SR&OHT Uttamapalaiyam 3,388 107 934 687 305 (2,700,000) .(9 Kms)

13 WB T SR(1,35,000) Yes 3,382 58 829 671

19 WB T SR(3,5oo,000) Yes 4,764 253 1,439 852 15

, 824 OHT(87,64,6oo) 81,643 4,287 29,476 18,562 111 16(4,92,50,000)

9 WB T OHT(40,OGO) Madurai 4,120 257 1,40.0 589 20 (5Kms)

WB T OHT(75,000) MelaAnup- 1,000. 10.0 30.0 panadi(2Kms)

ST T OHT(78,600) Madurai 1,630 3 45 165 (lGKms)

780 S,WB T OHT(71,30,OOO) Yes 56,784 3,663 26,157 15,061 27 16(4,72,50,0.00)

10 WB T OHT(l,OOO) Yes 1,750 150 956

2 WB T OHT( 10,00,000) Madurai 2,000 4 100 262 4

4 WB T OHT(l,oo,OOO) Madura~ 1,0.00 125 76 (15Kms)

4 WB T OHT(50,00o.) Madurai 210 30 (8Kms)

285 STATE CIVIC AND OTllER

Number of Latrines

SI. Class and Name Civic admi- No. of Town nistration Population Scheduled Road System Water status Castes and length of borne Service (in 1990) Scheduled (in Kms) sewerage Tribes Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

ix) IV Tirunagar TP 12,755 SC -74 PR (12.76) PT 2,098 ST-79 KR(2.85) x) ill Tirupparan- TP 30,078 SC -2,020 PR(5.98) OSD 1,275 gunram ST - 227 KR(lO.l9) xi) IV Vilangudi TP 14,040 SC - 1,261 PR(3.40) OSD 1,500 2 ST - 116 KR(3.20)

10 Melamadai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

11 III Melur M 32,878 SC -4,029 PR(15.93) OSD 936 341 ST - 230 KR(9.00)

12 V Othakadai VP 8,912 SC - 464 PR(10.00) OSD 720 ST -- KRC-)

13 Pamvul See Madurai Urban Agglomeration.

14 V Peraiyur TP 7,830 SC -770 PR(6.40) OSD 75 ST -- KR(1.92)

15 III Periyakulam M 46,744 SC - 5,879 PR(29.30) S 1,706 3,255 ST - 41 KR(6.75)

16 Samayanallur See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

17 II Teni-Allinagararn M 66,050 SC - 8,762 PR(29.55) OSD 5,568 564 ST - 159 KR(7.00)

18 Thiagarajar Colony See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

19 III Tirumangalarn M 34,601 SC - 2,341 PR(14.61) aSD 912 330 ST -12 KR(7.96)

20 Ticunagar See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

21 Tiru pparangunram See Madurai Urban Aggl~meration

22 III Usilampalti TP 26,413 SC - 2,134 PR(7.00) aSD 2,220 3 ST -- KR(23.67)

23 III Uttamapalaiyam TP 22,703 SC - 2,662 PR(15.37) OSD 620 ST -- KR(4.10)

24 Vilangudi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

286 MENT-IV AMENITIES, 1989

Protected Water Supply Electrification (Number of Connections)

Method of Source System of storage Fire fighting Domestic Indust- Commer- Road Others Others disposal of with capacity in Service rial cial lighting of night supply litres (points) soil (in brackets)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

WE T OHT (40,000) Madurai 2,338 38 32 400 (lOKms)

10 WE T JG (20,00,000) Madurai 7,623 219 1,087 786 58 (8Kms)

3 WB T OHT(2,50,000) Madurai 3,188 3 80 237 (8Kms)

WB T,W OHT(7,00,OOO) Yes 3,134 186 1,135 750/157

3 WB T OHT( 10,000) Madurai 1,200 3 220 129 (lOKms)

2 WB BW OHT(l,OO,OOO) Usilampatti 750 10 300 188 (27Kms)

15 WB,S T SR(2,70,000) Yes 5,078 200 1.268 1027 221

18 WE,ST T OHT(27,25,OOO) Yes 7,247 245 2,486 1,427 336

700 B,WB T OHT(7,00,000) Yes 9,000 160 900 774 140

WB T OHT(4,00,000) Yes 4,028 172 1,120 85

75 WB T SR (7,00,000) Yes 1,438 143 812 380 131

In case this service is not available III the town of the nearest place alongwith distance from the refemmt town where this service is available has been given.

287 STATE CIVIC AND OTIlERAMENITIES

S1. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms} Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

II Bodinaikkanur Annanagar New Colony 0.0900 200 0.37 OSD 8

Arasamarathur 0.1800 300 0.37 OSD 10

Bodinaikkanaur Jeevanager 0.0600 120 0.41 OSD 5 (Opposite to Rani Mangarnma transport Corporation)

Church Street (Adi Dravidar- Paguthi) 0.0900 150 0.41 OSD 5

Kuppalakiri Thottam (East side) 0.0900 150 0.27 OSD\ 5

Muthalvar Colony 0.0900 150 0.52 OSQ 6

Pudur East Street 0.0400 100 0.39 OSD 3

Soundravel Nagar 0.0900 200 0.18 OSD 6

Town Scavangers Colony 0.0900 150 0.47 OSD 5

T.V.KK Nagar (Backside to EB) 0.0900 150 0.42 OSD 6

2 II Kambam A.M. Church Street 0.0400 100 0.21 OSD 5

Arunthathiyer Street 0.0400 110 0.25 OSD 5

Cumbummettu Colony 0.1200 350 0.41 OSD 15

Durgaianunalpuram 0.0900 150 0.61 QSD 6

Kangaiarnmarnmankulam area 0.0800 125 0.42 <)SD 5

Malaiammankulam area 0.0800 140 0.37 OSD 5

Maninagaram 0.0800 120 0.28 OSD 4

Madurai Ahimashapuram eight street 0.0200 57 OSD Municipal Corporation Ambedthkar 0.5QOO 1245 1.11 OSD 12 i Annai Indira Salai 0.0900 219 0.41 OSD 6

Anna Kudiyiruppu 0.3700 931 0.21 OSD 16

Anna Nagar 0.2100 '380 0.42 OSD 3

Annatheru 0.0700 162 OSD 4

288 MENT-IV-A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electritication (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting waler (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3 ST,S 2 10 2

3 ST,S 3\ 20 2

2 ST,S 8

2 ST,S 2 12

2 ST,S 10

2 ST,S ~ 2

ST,S 6

2 ST,S 2 15 2

2 ST,S 2 10 2

2 ST,S 8 2

2 1 ST,S 6 7

2 1 ST,S 7

4 ST,S 6 , 1

2 ST,S 6 2

ST,S 6

ST,S 6 2

ST,S 5

ST,S 6 2

3 2 ST,S 3 20 5

2 ST,S 10 10

8 ST,S 3 36

ST,S 2 4 3

2 ST,S 8 2

289 STATE CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum :ofSlum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water KIDs) Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Madurai Annathope 0.3300·- 817 0.92 OSD 8

Anuppanadi Vaikkalkarai 0.1400 342 0.24 OSD 4

Aruldasspuram 0.3000 694 0.62 OSD 8

Aruldasspuram Vellaimugam 0.4200 960 0.94 OSD 13

Arunachalapuram 0.8200 2062 1.92 OSD 15

AVT Pandal Second Street 0.0600 162 0.41 ,OSD 3

Bagyanathapuram 0.3500 808 0.71 OSD 10 .. Bhavanchettiar Compound 0.1300 314 0.41 OSD 4

Bharathi Nagar 0.4000 931 0.92 OSD 10

Bharathiyar Street 0.1000 228 0.12 OSD 8

Burma Colony 0.6300 1568 1.80 OSD 15

BUlma Colony 0.3800 941 LOI OSP 10

Cement Road 0.0900 238 0.41 OSD 3

Chettiar Oorani 0.4800 1397 1.41 OSD 12

Chinna Chokkikulam 0.04QO 95 OSD 2

Chinnakanmadu 0.1000 257 0.42 OSD 3

Chinthamani Nagar 0.7000 1758 1.21 OSD 16

Chokkanathapuram 1.7800 4085 3.40 O~D 34

Chokkikulam Anna Nagar 1.0400 2385 2.10 OSD 2S

Corporation Colony 0.1100 266 0,49 OSD 4 Vaillal Karai

Dhobykhana MGR Street 0.2700 599 0.52 OSD 4

DobyColony 0.1400 342 0.42 OSD 4

East Madurai Harijan Colony 0.3000 751 0.89 OSD 8

Gandhipuram 1.1700 2924 2.10 OSD 30

Ganesh Nager 0.1500 371 0.65 OSD 7 290 MENT·IV·A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No. of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydr.mts Others of installed for nigh~ supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

4 ST,S 2 'I 11 12

2 ST,S 10

3 ST,S 9 18 13

20 ST,S 3 20 3

5 ST,S 2 70 27

1 ST,S 3 5 5

16 ST,S 26 5

2 3 ST,S 2 7 7

8 ST,S 3 15 11

6 ST,S 3 10 4

6 ST,S 2 32 19

3 ST,S 3 20 7

ST,S 3 6 6

3 ST,S 4 18' 15

ST,S 6

ST,S 6 4

6 ST,S 18 8

89 ST,S 18 200 36

6 3 ST,S 15 65 13

ST,S 5 4

6 ST,S 5 16 13

ST,S 2 7 4

3 3 ST,S 16 9

6 ST,S 5 85 22

3 2 ST,S 5 6 9 291 STATE CMC AND OTHER AMENITIES

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum ofSlum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms) Borne

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Madurai Gurusmay Compound 0.1000 257 0.51 OSD 4

EFRoad 0.4400 1112 1.50 OSD 10

Hanumankoil Paduthurai 0.1000 247 0.25 OSD 5

Hanuman Nagar 0.2000 466 0.28 OSD 6

HeerclNagar 1.2500 3116 1.19 OSD 30

Immail Nonmaitaruvar Koil 0.0200 57 0.62 OSD

I Indira Nagar 0.3700 846 0,72 OSD 15

Indira Nagar 0.4300 3572 2.78 OSD 30

Indira Nagar 0.9000 2252 2.17 OSD 20

Irulappan Koil Street 0.8500 i119 1.12 OSD 20

Iruthayarajapuram III lane 0.0500 124 OSD 5

Iyyappan Nagar 0.1500 380 0.45 OSD 2

Jain Viddhalaya 0.6600 1520 1.12 OSD 20

Janaki Nagar 0.0900 228 0.29 OSD 4

Janaki Nagar 0.4200 1254 0.54 OSD 12

Jawaharpumm 1.5600 3895 1.90 OSD 30

Kadachanventhal 0.0900 219 0.31 psD 6

Kakaikaraimarclvar Street 0.0900 228 0.27 OSD 4

Kakkan Colony 0.0800 200 0.32 OSD 3

Kalavasal 0.1000 228 0.29 OSD 3

Kaliammankoil Vaikkalkami 0.5900 1463 1.35 OSD 16

Kam"akshiamman Koil Lane 0.4300 1083 1.21 OSD 12

Kamarcljapuram 5.4000 13519 5.62 OSD 70

Kamarajarar Nagar 0.0500 133 0.15 OSD 3

Kanagavel Colony 0.6800 1701 1.12 OSD 16

Kanmai West Street 0.2900 741 0.71 OSD 10 292 MENT·IV·A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No. of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

ST,S 5 2

3 5 ST,S 1 \ 20 9

2 ST,S 10

12 ST,S 21 36 18

1 ST,S 4 3 5

8 ST,S 5 20 4

15 3 ST,S 11 60 29

6 ST,S 32

6 ST,S 2 44 9

2 ST,S 3 7 3

ST,S 7

10 2 ST,S 2 60 12

ST,S 3 7 4

3 ST,S 5 20 8

7 4 ST,S 20 80 23

2 ST,S 4 6

ST,S 6 1

ST,S 2 5 4

ST,S 2 4 2

7 2 ST,S 6 24 7

4 2 ST,S 15 5

30 6 ST,S 50 140 11

ST,S 5 3

10 ST,S 6 20 28

6 ST,S 2 18 10 293 STATE CIYIC AND OTHERAMEl\UTIES

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms) Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Madurai Karuaga Nagar West 0.0300 86 OSD 2

Kalunanithi Nagar 0.330 770 0.79 OSD 12

Karuppaih Thevar Thoppu 0.2800 698 0.72 OSD 10

Kattabomman Nagar 0.0800 181 0.09 OSD 4

Keelakailasapuram 0.1100 247 0.27 OSD 4

Keela Thoppu 0.3500 808 0.91 OSD 10 , Keela Vaithiyanathapuram 0.4000 912 0.72 OSD 15

Kochadai 0.3900 969 0.89 OSt. 12

Kodikulam 0.1100 278 0·32 OSD 8

Kolankarai 0.1200 295 0.28 OSD 3

Kovalan Nagar Othai Veedu 0.1000 152 0.31 OSD 15

Krishna Street 0.2600 589 0.48 OSD 8

Kuruvikkaran Salai Thoppu 0.0400 105 0.40 OSD 2

L.N.P. East lane 0.2000 494 0.62 OSD 6

L.N.P. Madan Lane 0.0500, 114 0.12 OSD 3

Mahalakshmipuram 0.8500 2356 2.63 OSD 20

MahindeenandavarNadavanam 0.0900 266 0.41 OSD 3

Malaiamman Koil Street 0.0400 106 0.25 OSD 2

Manjal Mettu Street 0.2500 627 0.89 OSD 10

Maruthu Pandi Nagar 0.0200 48 OSD

Meenakshi Nagar O.Q?OO 228 0.47 OSD 12

Meenakshipuram Odaikarai 0.2400 551 0.6.5 OSD 8 : Melakal Road 0.2500 627 0.60 OSD 8

Melaponnagaram Main Road 0.1000 • 257 0.42 OSD 6

Melapommagaram Tenth Street 0.100 238 0.42 OSD 4 294 MENT-IV -A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

2 ST,S 3

6 ST,S 20

3 ST,S 14 4

2 ST,S 10 2

2 2 ST,S 10 8

6 ST,S 2 50 5

.18 ST,S 7 20 8

4 ST,S 2 28 II

4 ST,S 2 5 6-

ST,S 6

5 ST,S 4

7 ST,S 6 14 15

ST,S 3

2 ST,S 18 5

4 ST,S 5

6 ST,S 32

ST,S 6 3

ST,S I 4 I

3 ST,S 6 18 4

ST,S 2

ST,S 5 3

3 ST,S 3 22 7

, 2 ST,S 2 20 3

2 1 ST,S 3 5 2

ST,5 2 4 295 STATE CWICANDOTHERAMENIT~

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms) Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

II Bodinaikkanur Melathoppu 0.9800 2252 1.20 OSD IS

M.G.RNagar 0.2200 551 0.67 OSD 5

K.K.Puram Main Road 0.3600 865 0.65 OSD 8

M.M.C. Colony 0.2400 589 0.61 OSD 6

Moondru Mavadi Main Road 0.1000 257 0.29: OSD 6

M.P. Peria Karuppa Thevar 0.0600 144 0.09. OSD 2 Compound

M.P.Puram New Mettu Street 0.6800 1710 1.71 OSD 16 , Munisalai Road 1.1200 2812 1.71 OSD 18

Muniyandipuram 0.7000 183~ 1.92 OSD 18

Muthuramalingapuram 0.7000 1739 1.02 OSD 24

Muthuramalinga Thevar Nagar 0.5700 1425 1.42 OSD 15

Nandavanam 0.1300 314 0.47 OSD 3

Narimedu Odai 0.2100 475 0.61 OSD 12

Nehuriji Main Road 1.0100 2318 2.20 OSD 10

Nehurijipuram 0.5200 1302 1.47 OSD 12

Nethaji Main Road 1.1400 2632 1.29 OSD 20.

New Jail Road 0.0500 133 0.18 OSD 3

New Street 0.0800 247 0.51 OSD 2

N.M.R. Purdlll 1.8400 4608 2.79 OSD 36

N.S.K.Second Street 0.2900 732 0.78 OSD 6

Old Mahalipatti 0.0700 181 0.41 OSD 2

Oorani Street 0.0500 124 OSD 3

Pallavan Nagar 0.1200 304, 0.35 OSD 5 "" Palli vasal Street 0.0700 162 OSD 4

Paniyur Vaikkal 0.1000 247 0.21 OSD 3 296 MENT-IV -A IN NQTW,lED SLUMS, 1989

No.ofLatrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydnmts Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

20 ST,S 10 30 14

sr,S 9

3 2 ST,S 8 19 6

2 sr,s 27 10 30

2 ST,S 7

2 sr,s 7

4 sr,s 3 22 9

7 3 sr,s 31 38 52

5 sr.S 15 24 12

18 sr,s 2 60 7

5 sr,s 20

I . sr,s 2 8 10

4 sr.S 10 2

24 sr,s 7 120 25

3 2 sr,s 5 24 10

10 3 sr.s 7 75 33

3 ST,S 2 3 11

sr,s 3 5 2

15 2 sr,s 26 75 46

2 sr,s 20

sr,s 2 4 2

2 sr,s 1 5 2

2 sr,s 2 6

sr,S 10

3 ST,S 6 15 297 STATE CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Waler Krns) Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Pandian Nagar 0.6000 1511 1.60 OSD 12

Pandian Nagar 0.2200 542 0.62 OSD 7

Pandiyarajapuram Mettu Street 0.4100 1017 1.19 OSD 14

Peru mal Koil Lane 0.0900 200 0.25 OSD 5

Ponmeni Muniyandi Koil 0.1400 352 0.41 OSD 5

Ponni Nagar 0.0600 152 0.18 OSD 3

Poonthottam 0.4100 1017 1.21 OSD 12

Pottal Ku!am 0.0200 48 Q,SD

Pottu Thoppu 0.7100 1777 1.27 OSD 18

Power House 0.4900 1235 1.41 05D\ 12

Pykara Nagendapuram 0.0300 67 0.71 05D

Ramamoorthy Nagar 0.3100 817 0.94 OSD 8

Rasaynapattarai 1.0700 2679 2.02 OSD 16

Rathinapuram 0.2100 285 0.28 OSD 2

Somasundarapuram Agrahanull 0.1200 295 0.42 OSD 4

Samiyarpottal 0.0800 209 0.41 OSD 3

Sankarnagar first street 0.0700 171 OSD 4

Santhana Mariarnman koi! 0.5300 1321 1.51 OSD 12

Sathiyanagar 0.7000 1739 1.04 OSD 25

Sathiyavanimuthu Nagar 2.5100 6280 3.20 OSD 65

Sellur Kanmai Kal"di 0.3500 808 0.67 OSD 16

Sellur KeeJa Thoppu 0.'3900 903 0.82 OSD 16

SellurOdai 0.0400 86 OSD 3

Senaiya Koil Kalavasal 0.0700 , 190 0.32 OSD 2

Shanmugapuram 0.4700 741 0.74 OSD 6

Simmakkal Harijan Colony 0.0900 219 0.35 OSD 5 298 MENT-IV -A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

4 ST,S 30

2 ST,S 12 6

6 ST,S 3 30 8

2 2 ST,S 10 5

2 ST,S 2 8

ST,S 3

4 ,2 ST,S· 13 13 19

ST,S 2 2 3

10 ST,S 6 22 12

4 ST,S 4 22 6

1 ST,S 1 3

2 ST,S 1 12

6 3 ST,S 6 36 29

ST,S 3 4 4

1 ST,S 2 8 3

ST,S 5 5

2 ST,S 8

5 5 ST,S 3 26 16

10 ST,S 2 58 7

30 6 ST,S 2 105 30

8 1 ST,S 1 20 6

3 ST,S 2 24 12

ST,S 5

ST,S 5 4

2 1 ST,S 3 10 8

2 ST,S 2 4 5 299 STATE CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

51. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewerage (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms) Borne

2 3 4 5 (1 7 8

Singampidari Koil Street 0.3200 741 0.64 OSD 10

Singamyapuram 0.1700 437 0.45 OSD 6

Sinthamani Khakai Kami 0.0400 95 0.12 OSD 2

Sittalatchi Nagarvaikarai 0.7700 1919 1.81 OSD 15

Sottithattai Vaikkal Kanli 0.1700 418 0.42 OSD 5

Subakar Madam 0.1800 447 0.61 OSD 7

Subbiah Thoppu 0.2200 542 0.54 OSD 10

Sungam Padithurai 0.1800 447 0.67 OSD 7

Susaiappapuram 0.1600 399 0.48 OSD 3

/ Suyarajyapuram Sixth Cross 0.0700 pI 0.12 OSD 6

Syed Ismailpuf"am 0.5800 1454 1.32 OSD 12

Thala Odai Karai 0.0300 67 OSD 2 " Thalathavampudur 0.2200 542 0.70 OSD 10

Thattaneri Main Road 0.2500 580 0.81 OSD 8

Thayumanavar Samy Nagar 0.1300 314 0.37 OSD 3

Thevar Nagar 0.2400 542 0.62 OSD 8

Thideer Nagar 2.2600 5653 2.62 OSD 50

Thirupathi Nagar 0.4000 1254 1.42 OSD 12

Thiruvalluvar Nagar 0.2800 694 0.90 OSD 8

Thiruvalluvar Street 0.2200 513 0.42 OSD 8

Travellurs Bangala Road 0.1800 447 0.62 OSD 7

T.V.S. Kiruthumal Mathi Vaikkal O.3SOO S65 0.89 OSD 8

Uppoof"ani 0.3300 846 0.87 OSD 8

Union Club Backside 0.0600 ,144 2.00 OSD 6

Vadakkuvasal Street 0.1400 361 0.42 OSD (1

Valaiveesu Theppakulam 0.2500 637 0.72 OSD 8 3 MENT-Iy-A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

12 ST,S 6' 15 9

2 ST,S 2 \ 7 3

ST,S 3

5 2 ST,S 11 24 14

2 ST,S 5 8 6

2 ST,S' 1 10 5

3 ST,S 8 2

2 ST,S 5 10 7

ST,S 9 5

2 ST,S 3 ' 10 2

4 8 ST,S 11 22 22

ST,S 3

4 ST,S 15 7

5 ST,S 12

I 1 ST,S 1 6 5

4 ST,S 2 20 6

25 5 ST,S 28 128 51

4 ST,S 4 20 3

4 ST,S 2 14 6

12 ST,S 3 15 6

3 ST,S 2 8 10

3 4 ST,S 14 18 18

3 ST,S 2 9 5

2 ST,S 6 3

2 ST,S 2 6 7

3 ST,S 14 301 STATE CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

SI. Class and Name Name of Area Population Paved System of No of Town Slum of Slum of Slum roads sewentge (in sq (Approximate) (in Kms) Water Kms) Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Madurai Vairavan Chettiar Store 0.0600 152 0.22 OSD 3

Veenunudaiyan Kanmai 0.0700 114 0.47 OSD 2

Velur Street 0.1600 409 0.62 OSD 8

Veltaikan Nadar Thoppu 0.0700 219 0.42 OSD 6

Vilangudi AnnaNagar 0.3500 798 0.35 OSD 10

Villupuram Kanmai 0.3200 798 0.81' OSD 7

Vishalakshmipuram 0.4400 1112 1.70 OSD 12

Vivekanandhar Street 0.1000 228 0.71 OSD 4

V.y'Giri Road 0.2500 304 0.35 O~D 3

West Masi Street 0.0400 95 0.19 OSD 2 i Yanaikal Taikal Street 0.2700 675 0.65 OSD 8

Zamburapuram 0.0300 67 OSD

4 II Teni Allinagaram Balan Nagar 0.0900 200 0.39 OSD 5

Kambar Street 0.0400 80 0.20 OSD 2

Kattukulam Street 0.0900 200 0.40 OSD 5 (Alii Nagar)

Kattukulam Street (Theni) 0.0400 100 0.31 OSD 3

Lampost Odai Street 0.0700 275 0.45 OSD 4

Mikkel Street 0.1100 250 0.18 OSD 6

Nayanan Street (Theni) 0.0300 60 0.37 OSD 2

Sunnambu Kalavasal Street 0.0100 25 OSD 1

302 MENT·IV·A IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

No.of Latrines Method No.oftap Electrification (No.of Connections) of points/public Private disposal hydrants Others of installed for night supply of Road Service Others Community soil protected Domestic lighting water (points)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

ST,S 3 2

ST,S 1 . 4 7

2 ST,S 2 12

2 1 ST,S 27 10 30

16 ST,S 5 18 8

2 ST,S 16

3 2 ST,S 28 3

2 ST,S 6

ST,S 5 3

1 ST,S 3 2

3 ST,S 5 23

ST,S 2 5

2 1 ST,S 2 10 2

2 1 ST,S 6

2 ST,S 2 12 2

1 ST,S 8

2 ST,S 6 2

2 ST,S 2 18 3

ST,S 4

ST,S 2 2

303 · STATE MEDICAL, EDUCATIONALAND

Medical Facilitiest Educational Facilitiest

SI. Class, and Popula- Hospitals! Beds in Arts! Medical Engine­ Polytec No Name of town tion Dispensa­ medical Science! Colleges ering nics riestr.S. Institu- Commerce Colleges clinics tions Colleges etc. noted in (of degre~ column level and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IV Andipatti- 19,153 H(I) 8 Usilampatti Madurai Madurai Madurai lakkampatti (25Kms) (59Kms) (59Kms) (59Kms)

2 Avanipuram See Madurai Urban Agglomemtion

3 II Bodinaiak 66,500 H(J) 50 ASC(J) Madurai Madurai Madurai kanur (90 Kms) (90 Kms) (90 Kms)

4 Chinna A nuppanadai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration \ 5 III Chinna 35,397 H(I) 10 Uthama : Madurai Madurai Madurai manur Palayam (90 Krns) (90 Kms) (90 Kms) (9~s)

6. III Gudalur 36,593 HC(I) 4 Uthama Madurai Madurai Madurai Palayam (120 Kms) (120 Kms) . (120 Kms) (17Kms)

7. Harveypatty See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

8. II Kambam 52,435 H(I) 56 Uthama Madurai Madurai Madurai Palayam (115 Kms) (115 Krns) (115 Kms) (8 Kms)

9. Madurai See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

Madurai 1,085,914 H(5) 2,374 A(4) 2 4 . Urban HC(14) 139 AS(7) Agglomeratiion FPC(10) 51 ASC(12) TB(l) 223 L(I) NH(20) 378 D(14) (3) i) III Avaniapur'

No.of Recreational and Cultural Facilities

Recogn~sed Higher Secon Junior Primary Adult Working . Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public shorthand, Secondary daryl Secon- Schools Liter-dcy women's Dramal Libraries typewriting Intermedi- Matri- dary classes! hostels Comm- including and voca ateJPUC cui a- and centres, with unity reading tional Senior tion middle others number halls rooms trallllg Secondary schools (specify) of seats institutions (Pre-Uni- Versity College, Junior college level) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Sh Type (1) 2 4 .. 6 11 2 PL(I) PR(I)

Type (1). 4 7 18 25 6 PL(2) Sh. Type (5) PR(2)

Sh.Type (2) 2 4 II 21 3 2(60) 3 PL(l)

Type (1) 2 3 6 13 2 PL(I)

Sh Type (3) 2 3 10 16 6 5 PL (2) RR(2)

Type (70) 47 99 158 289 98 8(357) 6 65 4 PL(30) Sh. Tyep(42) RR(4)

Madurai 2 3 9 PL(l) (5 Kms)

Madurai Madurai Madurai 3 (8 Kms) (8 Kms) (8 Kms)

Madurai Madurai Madurai 2 PL(2) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) 305 STATE MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND

Medical Facilitiest Educational Facilitiest

Sl. Class. and ' Popula- Hospitalsl Beds in Arts/ Medical Engine­ Polytee No Name of town tion Dispensa­ medical Science/ Colleges ering nics riesff.S. Institu- Commerce Colleges clinics tions Colleges etc. noted in (of degree column level and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 , 8 9 iv I Madurai 940.989 H(3) 2.348 (A)l 3 HC(5) 97 AS(6) FPC(lO) 50 ASC(12) TB(l) 223 LO) N(15) 372 D(2) \ 0(3) v) IV Melamadai 14.086 HC(1) Melur Madurai. Madurai Madurai (6 Kms) (13 Kms) (13 Kms) (113 Kms)

vi) IV Paravai 12,732 He(l) 4 Madumi Madurai Madurai Madurai (lOKms) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) (10 Kms)

vii) V SamayanaIlur7.753 Madurai 4 Madurai Madurai Madurai Madurai (15 Kms) (15 Kms) (15 Krns) (15 Kms) (15 Kms)

viii) VI Thiagarajar 1.003 Madurai IA(!) Madurai Madurai Madura! Colony (8 Kms) (8 Kms) (8 Kms) (8 Kms) ix) IV Thirunagae 12.755 HC(5) 38 Madurai Madurai Madurai Madurai D(ll) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) (10 KIDs) NH(4) x) III Thirupparan- 30,078 H(!) 6 A(I) Madurai Madurai gunram D(ll) (8 Kms) (8 Kms)

xi) IV Vilangudi 14.040 H(!) 20 AS(I) Madurai Madurai Madurai HC(1) (8Kms) (8 Kms) (8 Kms)

10) Melamadai See M~durai Agglomeration

11) III Melur 32.878 H(l) 40 A(l) Madurai Madurai Madurai (30 Kms) (30 Kms) (30 Kms)

12) V Othakadai 8,912 Melue Madurai Madurai Madurai (8 Kms) (10 Kms) (10 Kms)

306 MENT-V RECREATIONAL CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989

No.of Recreational and Cultural Facilities

Recognised Higher Secon Junior Primary Adult Working Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public shorthand, Secondary daryl Secon- Schools Literacy wo:men's Drama! Libraries typewriting Intermedi- Matri- dary classes! hostels Comm- including and voca ate/PUC cula- and centres, with unity reading tional Senior tion middle others number halls rooms trainig Secretary schools (specify) of seats institutions (Pre-Uni- versity college Junior college level

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Type (69) 38 86 132 223 97 7(347) 3 52 3 PL(22) Sh.Type(32)

3 1

Type (1) Madurai Madurai 5 2 2 PL(I) (10 Kms) (10 Kms) RR(I)

Sh.Type (2) 1 2 4 1(10) , --

Madurai Madurai Madurai 1 2 PL(l) (8 Kms) (8 Kms) (8 Kms)

Sh Type (3) 2 4 5 12 PL (1)

Sh.Type (2) 2 4 5 12 4 PL(I) RR(l)

Sh.Type (3) 1 4 PL(l)

Type(4) 2 4 9 13 3 1 PLO)

Sh.Type(2) 3 (lOKms)

307 STATE MEDICAL, EDtJCATIONALAND

Medical Facilitiest Educational Facilitiest

SI. Class, and Popula- Hospitalsl Beds in Arts! Medical Engine­ Polytec No Name of town tion Dispensa­ medical Sciencel Colleges ering nics riesff.S. Institu- Commerce Colleges clinics tions Colleges etc. noted in (of degree column level and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

13) Paraiyr See Madurai Agglomeration

14) V Peraiyur 7,830 HC(1) Usilam- Madurai Madurai Madurai Patti (48Kms) (48 Kms) ~48Kms)

15) III Periakulam· 46,744 HC(20) 260 AS(I) Madurai Madurai 1 FC(5) (84 Kms) (84 Kms) TB(5) NH(8)

16) Samayanallur See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

17) II Teni 66,050 H(3) III Bodinaik Madurai Madurai Madurai Allinagamm 0(3) kanur (75 Kms) (75 Kms) (75 Kms) (21 Kms)

18) Thiagarajar Colony See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

19) III Thiru 34,601 H(l) III Madurai Madurai Madurai Madurai mangalam D(ll) (18 Kms) (18 Kms) (18 Kms) (18 Kms) NH(4)

20) Tirunagar See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

21) Tirupparangundram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

22) III Usilampatti 26,413 H( 1) 90 ASC(l) Madurai Madurai Madurai D(IO) (38 Kms) (38 Kms) (38 Kms) TB(I)

23) IV Uthama 22,703 H(l) 24 AS(I) Madurai Madurai Madurai palaiyam (104 Kms) (104 KIDs) (104 Kms)

24) Vilangudi See Madurai Agglomeration

308 MENT-V RECREATIONAL CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989

No.of Recreational and Cultural Facilities

Recognised Higher Secon Junior Primary Adult Working Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public shorthand, Secondary daryl Secon- Schools Literacy women's Dramal Libraries typewriting Intermedi- Matri- dary classes! hostels; Comrn- including and voca ateIPUC cula- and centres, with unity reading tiona] Senior tion middle others number halls rooms trainig Secretary schools (specify) of seats institutions (Pre-Uni- versity college Junior college level)

10 11 1-2 13 14 °15 16 17 18 19 20

Type (2) 5 PL(l) (23 Kms)

Sh.Type (5) 2 4 26 53 3 PL(2) ~pe (1) RR(2)

Type (4) 3 3 4 9 4 PL(!) RR(3)

Sh Type (5) 4 5 5 12 3 PL (1) RR(5)

Sh.Type(4) 3 3 7 14 3 PLO) RR(1)

Sh.Type(2) 2· 4 9 14 1(42) 1 PL(I)

309 STATE TRADE,CO~~CEJNDU

Names of three most important Names of three most important commodities imported commodities exported < Sl. Class and No. name of town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 IV Andipatti Jakkampatti --

2 Avaniapuram See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

3 II Bodinayakkanur Wheat Sugar Oil Silk Yam Coffee

4 Chinna Aunppandi See Madurai Urban Agglomeration

5 III Chinnamanur Wheat Sugar Oil Cocount Betalnut

6 III Gudalur Banana Gtoundnut

7 Harveypatti See Madurai UrbanAgg~omeration

8 II Kambam Wheat Sugar Oil Coconut Groundnut

9 Madurai See Madurai UrbanAgglomeration

Madurai Urban Agglomeration See Constituent Units i) III Avaniapuram Paddy Cottonyarn Stone Towels Fertilizer ii) V Chinna Anuppanadi Aluminium Chemicals utensils (eyticate) iii) V Harvey Patti

iV) I Madurai Pulses Wheat Tamarind Onion Drychillies !

V) IV Melamadai

Vi) IV Pardvai

Vii) V Samayanallur

Viii) VI Thiagarajar colony iX) IV Tirunagar

X) III TIrupparangunram

Xi) IV Vilangudi

10 Melamadai See Madurai UrbanAgglomeration

II III Melur

12 V Othakadai

13 Paravai See Maduf'di UrbanAgglomeration 310 MENT-VI STR'Y AND BANKING, 1989

Names of three mo~t important 'Number Numbetof Number of Non commodities manufactured of agricultural agricultural Banks credit . credit societies societies 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Biscuits V- Belt 3

Cordoman Coir Materials Mangoes 11 1 2

Banana Soap Vermicelli Coir 4 3 \ ,

Coir Fabrix 2

Rice 8 2 4

Iron material Cloth 4· 1

Appalam

Millets Textiles Handloom Aluminium 123 6 7 cloth products

MatchBox

1

6 2

Grease 3

1

4 3 3

3

311 STATE TRADE, COMMERCE,INDU

Names of three most important Names of three most important commodities imported commodities exported SI. Class and No. name of town 1st 2nd 3ed 1st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

14 V Periyur

15 m Periyakulam

16 Samayanallue See Madurai UrbanAggiomerati6n

17 II Teni Allinagaram Bengal gram Dhall Block gram Chillies Garlic

18 Thiyagarajar Colony See Madurai UrbanAgglomecation

19 III Tirumangalam

20 TlCUnagar See Madurai UrbanAgglome.-ation

21 Tirupparangunram See Madurai UrbanAgglomeration " 22 1II Usilampatti Wheat Pulses Sweets Biscuits

23 m Uthamapalaiyam

24 Vilangudi See Madurai UrbanAgglomeration

312 MENT-VI STRY AND BANKING, 1989

Names of three most important Number Number of Number of Non commodities manufactured . of agricultural agricultural Banks credit credit societies societies 3rd 1st 2nd

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Matches 2 1

8 1 10

Mango Cotton seed oil Ground oil Pickles 10 1 2

6 1

Groundnut oil -- 7 6 1

5 2 2

313 APPENDIX

Town showing their outgrowths with population

S1. Name of the town With Polulation of Outgrowth Population of No. Location code core town Outgrowth

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

NIL

314 EP..RATA

Page No. P ..;scription Col.No. For Rearl 1 2 3 4 5

X'II Acknowledgemelll B.Town Sm\. S.P. S.P. Kanchana Directory Kanchanamals Mala

~lj Table 1 No. of inhabited .. :~gP~ (District) 3 Blank 668

24 ,ab1q 1 Educational 4 6S8 559

24 lal:.,.., , :.. !edical 5 559 275

24 ~iJ'e 1 Drinking Water 6 275 668

24 Table 1 Post So .1legraph 7 668 347

24 Table J Mar!,etlhat 8 347 37

2'1 Table 1 Communications 9 37 548

24 Table 1 ''Ppr~ch by Pucca Road 10 548 476

24 Table 1 Power Supply 11 476 668

27 Table 3 Main Distribution of Distribution of Heading villages not having villages not having certain amenities certain amenities arranged distances arranged by distance ranges from the places ranges from the places where these are available wllere these are available

27 Tabla 3 CoI(3-6) Number of villages Number o~ villages Heading where the amenity where the amenity is not available and is not available and available 01 dlstnnce 01 avallabln at Q dlftlnllcn III

39 Note explail1ing the codes used Educational Primary or Secondary Primary or Elementary in the village Jirectory School School

76 last Une 2 Theni Block Theni Block Total

last line 3 21265.60 21265.60 Total

151 Nearest town and Distllnce (in kms) l.C. No. 650 12 Melur Melur (10)

L.C. No. 660 12 Melur Melur (12)

L.C. No. 670 12 Melur Melur (12)

L.C. No. 680 12 Melur Melur (14)

1 ERRATA (eontd.)

). Description Col. No. For Read 2 3 4 5

L.C. No. 690 12 Me[ur Melur (10)

l.C. No. 700 12 Melur Melur (13)

L.C. No. 710 12 Melur· Melur (8)

L.C. No. 720 12 Melur Melur (14)

L.C. No. 730 12 Melur Melur (15)

LC. No. 740 12 Melur Melur (15)

L.C. No. 760 12 Melui Melur (16)

L.C. No. 770 12 Melur Melur (9)

L.C. No. 780 12 Melur Melur (12)

L.C. No. 790 12 Melur Melur (9)

Nearest town and Distance (in kms) LC. No. 170 12 Melur Melur (30)

Le. No. 180 12 Melur Melur (32)

L.e. No. 190 12 Nathan Nathan (12)

L.e. No. 200 12 Nathan Nathan (15)

Le. No. 220 12 Melur Melur (18)

L.e. No. 230 12 Melur Melur (14)

L.C. No.240 12 Melur Melur (17)

L.C. No. 250 12 Melur Melur (12)

2 ERRATA (contd.) ge No. Description Co1.No. For Read 1 . 2 3 4 5 L.C. No. 260 12 Melur Melur (10)

L.C. No. 270 12 Melur Melur (10)

L.C. No. 280 12 Melur Melur (10)

L.C. No. 290 12 Melur Melur (14)

L.C. No. 300 12 Melur Melur (14)

L.C. No. 330 12 Melur Melur (8) 161 Irrigated by Source L.C. No. 300 15 T(283.81) \ T(283.81) GC(98.00) GC(98.00) TK(185.81) 161 l.C. t-Io. 330 15 T(422.01) T(422.01) GC(382.01) GC(382.01) TK(40.00) L.C. No. 300 16 607.70 607.70 TK(185.81) L.C. No. 330 16 195.25 199.25 TK(40.00) 193 Power Supply l.C. No. 1120 13 EAG,EA EA L.C. No. 1170 13 ED,EA EA 207 Nearest town and distance (in kms) LC. No.f70 12 Madura; Madura; (16) l.C. No. 180 12 Madurai Madurai (16) L.C. No. 190 12 Madurai Madurai (15)

L.C. No. 200 12 Madurai Madura; (14) l.C. No. 210 12 Ttrupparangunram Tirupparangunram (4) No. 220 L.e. 12 Ttrupparangunram Tirupparangunram (2) 3 ERRATA (contd.)

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272 Class, name and civic administration 2 II IV Status of Town

273 Main ~eading Statements Statement - I

276 District Head Quarters 7 Madurai Madurai Madurai South (8)

277 Revenue division / Taluk Head Quarters 8 Madurai (8) I (8) Madurai (8) I Madurai South (8)

277 Railway Station 10 Madurai East Madurai ,v)

281 Col. Heading 13 Public Health and Public Health and Conveniences

281 Col. Heading 15 Public Institutions Public Institutions ConvenieflFes

304 Hospitals/dispensaries/ 4 (3) 0(3) IS. clinics etc.

304 StatementV 4 Hospital/Dispensaries! h')spitaI/Dispol1saries/ IS. Clinics etc. lB. Clinics ,~tc.

306 Statement V 4 HospitallDispensaries! Hc,spital/Dispensaries/ T.S. Clinics etc. lB. Clinics etc.

308 Statement V 4 HospitalfIJrspel1saries/ Hospital/Dispensaries! IS. Clinics e(t:. lB. Clinics etc ..

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