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District Census Handbook, Gonda, Part XIII-A, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS ' 1981 ~'ff XIII ... 3f Jr»:r/SERIES·22 1l1~ ~~ 'lrt~ "'" \1~ Slim f.:I~w;ft UTTAR 'PRADESH' Part XIlI.a A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY fir{¥(T 1T);~ """'ijl'~' DISTRICT ~td~ffacm GONDA DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK -.:crr.i '!{~, 1iTmTlI' );f~mrf.ftfi Ucn fif~, ~;:rr m'"lTi!iii, ~rml v ix e~. ~ " ~ , ~?: 3. ~!fiT q'l'iffq"f "4. ¥liidl'1"i ar~ xvii '.' S., f;;tm lifi\iiUI..,1 ~t6$f('d"'" IifiT ~ 1 ~ 6. fqqewliC+l'4l fttXf1Ift (aiiGf\' it) 7. ~'l-VJlI' fof-afill .... T 17-498 (i) ~~ (il) ~ et\' qijl~'liij ~ 22 (iii) VJ1I' f\faMifiT 36 2.~~' (i) ~~. (ii) IT1ff tti\" qvr~ ~ t04 . 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Foreword vii 2. Preface xi 3. Map of the district \ , 4, . Important Statistics 5. Introduction of District Census Handbook xxi 6. '. Analytical Notes 1 7. Section I-Village Directory , 17-498 1. Balrampar Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of villages 29 (iii) Village Directory .36 2. Ut ....'la Tahsil (i) Tahsil Ma~ (ii) Alphabetical List of villages 113 (iii) Village Directory 12% 3. Goada Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of villages 218 . (iii) Village Directory 226 4. Tarabganj Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List oflvi lages ~ (iii) Village Directory 320 AppeDc1ieeI I. Tahsil.wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other amenities 380 II. Land Utilisation data in respect of non.municipal towns (census towns) 384 III. List of villages where no amenity other than the drinking water is available (i) Balrampur 385 (ii) Utaraula 390 (iii) Gonda 399 (iv) Tarabganj 404 Page No. IV. List of villages according to the population or Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges A-SeheduW Castes 1. Balrampur 408 2. UtarauJa 430 3. Gonda 45S 4. Tarabganj 480 B-Schec1a1ec1 Tribes 1. Balrampur 429 2. Utaraula 454 3. Gonda 479 4. Tarabganj 497 8. Section II-Town Directory 499-518 Statement I -Status and Growth History , 502 Statement II -Physical Aspects and Location of towns. 1:9'79:'; . 504 Statement III -Municipal Finance. 1978-79 506 Statement IV -Civic a,nd other amenities, 1979 508 Statement IVA -Civic and other amenities in notified slums" 197' 510 Statement V -Medical, Educational and Cultural Facilities, 1979 S12 Statement VI -Trade, Commerce, Industries and Banking, 197' 516 Appendix Town showing their outarowth with population 518 ~ ~ <t\" aft"{ ~ \iR~ ~ 'flU ~ fGTm \1(~ 6:(!d$ffalfll, Gi.,4IUI.,1 ~ 'Q;"Ii ~ +t~~ui SfiIiT1IliI't I ~ iiR~IOI"i1 €ifd2>ftdlfll ~ ~ ql\Jj"iI<tiI(ifll, SllIlItlifll, fcrirrifT <NT lInsCflffiaif 2fi imJ Groan: fctiiIT \JITffT t. f.rcrNtf enn 2fi f.rajl:vr, 'miftlr ff'n ~'P:r q~ij1aff i.fi i1"ITir om fiifm SIlffif'f it ~ fqilrq' ~cq t 1 ~ \Jj"~IQlijl tifd~tdCflI ~ ~ SfC1'irnij' t ;it fop Slil14fqCfl \If'1',OI'11 en: i.fi at~, ID1:r~ ~ if m ~{'R ff'IT m ~ 'it;- ~ ~'t ~ ~ t • VJlfT ~ct i11T'tT it ~ ~craTatl ~T a:r~' ~ iTT m ~ ~ ~ ~ I ftR;r \Jjij'I OI'11 €ifd$ftdCflI ~ 'fiT srrzyq 1951 'fiT \Jjij'IOIi1, it ~ • ,m:rit ~ t ~ m+t' om ij1f't t ~ srl'lfllCfl' \JjijiIOI'11 ,m om '41 .... 101.,1 otT ~ tI'T<fiillii SlCfllfilld ifi'\" q~ ¥:JT. 1961 <tit '41'1'101 ... 1 it ~ \lI",'I OI... 1 tiW21ftdCflI 'fiT ~ ~ lifi't ron qqJ (PIT Fir~ I¥iT fCl"l (OIlc::4iCfl ~ SiIIIHIMCfl~, \lIOf'I OI,i11 tl'l.dullti ff"4T ~ 'Q;ct m f"l{fiuCflI ~ 'SIT"4'f41cr; '4j'Of'f11JTij1 tiT( m"4T, srrn!lTd' fctilt ':fit 1 1971 it tGmr '41'1.101'11 ~fd~f~*1 ~ ffi;; \l11TT it f;:r<tl~ d'lJ" fctilIT ifl{T I " :;:,;. • &'~ " :;:,;. • 'If11T "ar ... 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