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CENSUS 1971

SERIES-9

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART X-A

TOWN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY

PART X-B

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

X.NARAYANAN

OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS

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LEGEND -'-- DISTRICT BOUNDARY ~RIVER _._-_ TALUK BOUNDARY ~LAKE AND CANAL II· o· --- WEST COAST ROAD ® DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS OTHER IMPORTANT ROAD ® TALUK HEADQUARTERS AND TOWN - - - RAILWAY-BROAD-GAUGE • TOWN

AST OF GREENWICH DISTRICT CENSUS· HANDBOOK

PARTS A & B

KOZHIKODE

CONTENTS

Page Preface Figures at a g]ance

PART A-TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY Introduction 5 Town Directory 11 Village Directory 19 Taluk-wise abstract of educational, medical and other amenities :38

PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Introduction 43 Village and Town Primary Census Abstract " .51 " Badagara taluk .51 " Quilandy taluk 71 " South Wynad taluk 89 " Kozhikode taluk 97 Block-wise and Panchayat-wise Primary Census Abstract 145 Alphabetical list of villages and desoms (Rural areas) 189

MAPS Kozhikode district Badagara taluk 53 Quilandy taluk 73 South Wynad taluk 91 Kozhikode taluk 99

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PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks were published for the first time in 1951 as part of the Census publication programme.

Each Handbook contained a general account of the district and its people, census tables and statistics on the area, houses, population, general amenities and distribution of population by livelihood classes for each village and town. The 1961 District Census Handbooks were a distinct improvement on the 1951 volumes. A uniform procedure was adopted for the pre­ paration of the Handbooks. Each Handbook contained three parts as detailed below:

Part A. General, dealing with a general introduction about the district, its progress on various fields of general amenitiF.s since 1951 and an analysis of population by various demographic characteristics.

Part B. Census data, dealing with the census tables of 1961 pertaining to the district.

Part C. Village/Town Directory, dealing with the amenities, Primary Census Abstract down to the level of karasjmurisjdesoms in the case of rural areas and blocks and wards in the Case of urban area~ and number of industrial establishments by type. District and taluk maps were also incorporated in each District Census Handbook. " In 1971 also it has been decided to adopt more or less the same pattern and publish the District Census Handbooks in three parts as given below:

Part A. Town and Village Directory

Part B. Village and Town Primary Census Abstract

Part C. Administrative Statistics and Report

It is proposed to print and publish Parts A and B relating to a District in a single volume with a view to making it available to the public as soon as the information is collected and compiled. Part C will be printed as a separate volume.

The collection and compilation of data for Part A were done by the office of the Director of Census Operations, Kerala through specially designed schedules for villages and towns. The information on rural areas was furnished by the Tahsildars and on the urban areas by the concerned Municipal/Corporation Commissioners. While Part B of the Handbook presents the Village and Town Primary Census Abstract, Part C gives the Report and Administrative Statistics processed from information collected from the various Central and State Government Offices.

A special feature. of the publication of the Handbook in 1971 is the presentation of Primary Census Abstract not only for villages but also for the Panchayats. This is the first time that an attempt has been made to present Panchayat-wise figures. The additional work involved in the new venture IS more than justified in view of the growing importance of panchayats in administration.

On the recommendation of the Registrar General, , the Government of KeraJa have agreed to bring out these volumes as State Government publications and issued orders in G.'J. MS. No. 199j70jPD dated 17th June 1970. The printing of the Handbooks was under­ t.aken by the Superintendent of Government Presses, Trivandrum. 11

It is not possible to have compiled a book of this kind wi tho ut the co-operation and ~good-wiU extended by the various State and Central Government Offices. I am grateful to hem for their co-operation. The District Census Handbook section of my office functioned nder the direct control of Shri B. T. Pillai, j .Deputy Director of Census Operations (Ta bulation) and he was assisted by a Tabulation, Officer and necessary staff. Shri S. Jayashanker was the Tabulation Officer in charge of the section at the time of addressing the various departments for collection of information. At the time of compilation of the District Census Handbook Smt. C. Karnalam took charge as theJTabulation Officer. I feel very happy in acknowledging the valuable contributions made by jthese officers and other members of the staff in my office, especially Smt. K. Sulabhamma, Statistical Assistant Smt. K. Saradambal, Computor and Shri G. Sivadasan and Smt. M. Premakumari Amma, Assistant Compilers in the compilation of this important work. Sarvashri K. Krishna Pillai and M. Thankappan Pillai, Draftsmen, have prepared the maps included in this volume. The brunt of the proof reading was cheerfully borne by Shri N. Ravindranathan Thampi, Printing Inspector and Sarvashri N. Aravindan and N. Madhavan, Proof Readers.

I would like to place on record my deep sense of gratitude to Shri P. Kurien John, Superintendent of Government Presses for the warm co-operation extended by him for the timely printing of the Handbook. I also wish to place on record my appreciation of the excellent work done by Shri M. Hariharasubramonia , Deputy Superintelldent, Government Press, and his efficient colleagues in executing the printing of this book neatly and in record time.

I shall be failing in my duty if I do not place on record my gratefulness to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, LA.S., Registrar General for the valuable guidance and help extended to me in this work.

Trivandrum, K. NARAYANAN, 26th November 1973. Director o/Census Operations. FIGURES AT A GLANCE

KOZHIKODE DISTRIaI' Population Total Persons 2,106,249 Males 1,057,764 Females 1,048,485 Rural Persons 1,544,679 Males 776,209 Females 768,470 Urban Persons 561,570 Males 281,555 Females 280,015 Decennial population growth rate 1961-71 32'60 Area in luns 3,729 Density of population per km' 565 Sex.ratio (Number of females per I ,000 males) 991 Literacy rate Persons 57'23 Males 65'82 Females 48'56 Percentage of urban population to total population 26'66 Percentage of workers to total population (Main activity only) Persons 26'92 Males 44·20 Females 9·49 Break-up of worl$ers : Percentage to total workers : (i) Cultivators Persons 14'57 Males 16'75 Females 4,32 (ii) Agricultural labourers Persons 26'34 Males 22'67 Females 43'59 (iii) Other workers Persons 59'09 Males 60'58 Females 52,09 Percentage of Scheduled Caste population to total population Persons 3'62 Males 3'63 Females 3'61 Percentage of Scheduled Tribe population to total population Persons 4'03 Males 4'03 Females 4,04 Number of occupied residential houses 326,249 Numbf:r of villages Total 123 Inhabited 123 Uninhabited Number of urban areaS (Towns) 10

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PART A

TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

INTRODUCTION

This part comprises Town and Village Directory (whole), Panyancheri (whole) and Puthiyangadi of Kozhikode District. The Town Directory f~rnishes (part) were merged together to form part of Calicut data for each town in the district in respect of Corporation. There is an addition in area in the case the status of the town administration, its origin, ofPantalayani tOWD, while there is deduction in area growth of population, functional category of the town, in town since 1961. physical aspects and location, latest municipal finance, TABLE 1 civic and other amenities, medical, educational and TOWNS IN 1961 AND 1971 cultural f::tcilities, trade, industry, commerce and Name of town banking facilities. The Village Directory includes ,-______Jo..______, details of amenities available in each village in re3pect 1961 1971 Remarks of educational and medical institutions, power supply, I 2 3 Badagara (M) Badagara (M) Same jurisdiction as drinking water supply, post and telegraph, communi­ in 1961 cations, weekly markets, places of religious, historical Elathur (NM) Elathur (NM) (NM) Feroke(NM) " or archaeological interest and particulars of land use. (NM) Kadalundi (NM) " Calieu! (M) Calicut (C) Addition in" area in 2. The details were furnished by the Tahsildars and 1971 the Commissioners of Municipality/Corporation and Pantalayani (NM) Pantalayani (NM) Beypore (NM) Beypore (NM) Reduction "in area in compiled and processed at the office of the Director of 1971 (NM) Merged with _Calicut Census Operations. Corporation Kommeri (NM) Census town Nellikode (NM) Parayancheri (NM) 3. Owing to the growing importance of urbanisa­ ·Puthiyangadi (NM) Partly me~ged with Calicut Corporation tion, the 1961 Census laid down a uniform 'three-fold' (NM) Declassified in 1971 criteria for classification of places as towns. Corpora­ (NM) Declared as new town in 197) tions, Municipalities, Cantonments and Townships were Mokkam (NM) automatically recognised as towns. The following Cheruvannur (NM)

were the three criteria adopted for treating the other ·Puthiyangadi town of 1961 has partiy been merged with areas as towns :- Calicut Corporation and partly declassified in rural in 1971. (i) Places with a minimum population of 5,000 C-Corporation M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal persons; Standard urban area (ii) A density of not less than 1,000 persons per 5. The 1961 Census reports contained particulars of sq. mile; town-groups. These town-groups were formed with a (iii) At least 75 per cent of the male population view to identifying functionally linked urban areas, should follow non-agricultural livelihoods. urban spills beyond the administrative boundaries and However, places whieh did not satisfy the above metropolitan conurbation. In most cases the town· groups did not bring out spatially contiguous territory criteria but had definite urban characteristics like of urban-rural settlements. Therefore, in 1971, the newly established ind ustrial area~, large housing settIe~ ments, places of tourist anl pilgrim importance, etc. 'town-group' concept was given up and a new concept of 'Standard Urban Area' was evolved. The Standard 'Were also treated as tawas as exceptional cases on the Urban Area m::ty be defined as the projected growth recommendation of the Stilte Government. The area of a city or a town as it would be in 1991 taking definition of Census town remained unchanged in 1971. into account not only the towns and villages which will 4. There are 10 town> in Kozhikode District, \iz. get merg~d into it but also the intervening aleas which Badag;tra, Beypore, Cali cut, Cheruvannur, Elathur, are potentially urban. All municipal towns with an Feroke, Kadalundi, Kunnamangalam, Mokkam and estimated popuhtion of 50,000 or more by 1971 were Pantalayani. or these, Bai3.gara is a municipal town considered to be treated as standard urban areas. The while Calicut is a corporatbn. The others are towns demarcation of standard urban area was jointly done by declared as such for ce-:1sus purposes. Three towns the TOWil Planning Department of the Government of Cheruvannur, KunnamanO'alam and Mokkam were Kerala, Office of the Director of Census Operations, declared as towns for the fi~st time in 1971 Census. A Kerala, Office ofth:: R ...gistrar General, India ancl the portion of Cheruvannur town was partly included ia Central Town and Country Planning Organisation, New Beypore town of 1961. Five towns of 1961 viz. . There are two standard urban areas in Kozhikode Edakkad (whole), Kommeri (whole), Nellikode DIstrict viz. Baclagara and Calicut. The standard urban

5 3/9-2 area of Badagara is the area covered by Badagara muni­ TABLE 2-concld. Cipality and the peripheral villages with urban poten­ Urban/Rural Village Kara tialities. The standard urban area of Calicut is the area 1 2 3 covered by Calicut Corporation and the peripheral 3 Nagaram Nagaram -4 Panni ankara i Kommeri villages with urban potentialities. The constituent units ii Velayanad of t~e standard urban areal> are given below: iii Panni ankara 5 Chevayur i Chevayur il Kottuli TABLE 2 iii Parayancheri BADAGARA STANDARD URBAN AREA 6 Vengeri i Karuvasseri Kara ii Vengeri UrbanJRural Village iii Varudur I 2 3 iv Nedungottur URBAN 7 Chelavur i Chelavur Badagara Badagara Badagara i(Mayanad (Municipal) 2 Nadakkuthazha i Arakkilad 8 Nellikode 1 Nellikode ii Puthur ii Kovur iii Nadakkuthazha 9 Beypore Naduvattom iv Meppayil (Portion) (Portion) " PUlhuppanam Cheruvannur Cheruvannur village i Nallalam RURAL (NMT) ii Cheruvannur lOnchiam i Beypor.. Beypore village i Naduvattom (Portion) ii UralunO"al (NMT) (Portion) (Portion) iii M4dappally ii Beypore 2 i Rayarangoth Feroke (NMT) Feroke Feroke (Portion) ii Charade iIi Chennamangalam Kadalundi Kadalundi Kadalundi iv Muttungal (NMT) «Portion) v Erapuram RURAL vi :-.Ielliyankara 3 i Mayyannoor In Kozhikode laluk (Portion) ii Thirumana Elathur village i Perunthuruthi iii (Portion) ii Karannur iv Kuttoth iii Mokavoor -4 Palayad i Pathiyarakltara iv Puthur (Portion) ii Palayad v Puthiyangadi 2 Perumanna village i Velliparamba CALICUT STANDARD URBAN AkEA (Portion) ii Kultikkattur 301avanna i Urban/Rural Village Kara (Portion) ii IringaUur 1 2 3 iii Olavanna URBAN 4 i Karimkallayi In Kozhikode laluk ii Velipram Elathur (Portion) i Elathur 5 Kadalundi Mannur Elathur (NMT) (Portion) CaIicU[ I Katchery i Puthiyangadi (Corporation) ii Ed"kkad (ii) In Ernad taluk of District iii Katchery 1 Chelembra Chelembra iv Knrumbrakkattus- 2 Pallikkal i Pallikkal seri (Portion) ii Puthur 2 Kasaba i Kalathinkunnu ii Kariyamkunnu (iii) In laluk of Mal~ppuram Dislrict iii Kasaba Thenhippalam Thenhippalam

TOWN DIRECTORY 6. The Town Directory is presented in the form of V Manufacturing other than hOlls;:h::Jld industry six statements: VI Construction VII Trade and commerce Statement I VIII Transport, storage and communications 7, This statement gives the civic admini,tration IX Other services status,-popalation from 1901 to 1971 an':! the predo­ minant functional category of each town for 1961 and These nine industrial categories of workers were 1971. first grouped as:- 8. The functional character of a town was decided (i) Agriculture and its allied activities in 1961 as per the following procedure. In 1961 the (Categories I, II and III) work'!rs were grouped under nine industrial categories (ii) Industries including construction (Catego­ as shown below: ries IV, Vand VI) I Cultivators (iii) Trade a~d commerce (Category VII) II Agricultural labourers (iv) Transport, storage and communications III Mining, quarrying, live-stock, forestry, fishing, (Category VIII) and hunting and plantations, orchards aild allied (v) Other services (COltegory IX) activities The percentage of workers in each of the above five IV Household industry groups to the total workers in the town was worked out.

6 If anyone single group takes in 40 per cent or Based on the above criteria the town~ of the district more of the total workers, that town will be, have been classified into the following functional . ,designated by the corresponding function, viz.,; categories: primary activity for the first group, industrial lor the TABLE 3 second, commercial for the third, transport 'for the FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS, 1971 fourth and service for the fifth group. If the highest Functional category Name of town (5) I 2 percentage is less than 40, then the next predominant Primary activity Kunna:mangalam, Mokkam group is a~ded. If the two groups together take in a Industrial Cheruvannur, Feroke minimum of 60 per cent of the total workers, the town Industrial-cum-primary actIvity Kadalundi Primary activity-cum-industrial- Pantalayani, Elathur will then be designated by both the functions, e.g., cum-commercial industrial-cum~transport. When the sum of the two Industrial·cum-commercial-cum­ Badagara groups does not re:lch 60 per cent then the third primary activity Industrial-cum-transport-cum­ Beypore pr,edominant group is taken into account and the town service is designated by all the three functions. Service-cum-industrial-cum­ Calicut commercial 9. The same procedure is followed in deciding the Statement II predominant functional character of the town in 1971 10. The second statement gives the location and also. It must, however, be pointed out that in 1971 physical aspects of the town. It also furnishes details Census the workers were grouped under slightly of the nearest railway station, navigable river/canal, different nine industrial categories. They are: seaport etc. The bus route and road facilities I Cultivators available in each town are also given in the statement. II Agricultural labourers Calicut Corporation has got a seaport within its III Live.stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and limits. Cali cut is the only city in the district with a plantations, orchards and allied activities population of more than one lakh. The distances of IV Mining and quarrying other towns from Calicut have also been indicated in V Manufacturing, processing, servicing and the statement. Railway facilities are available for repairs the towns Badagara, Beypore, Calicut, Cheruvannur, (a) Household industry Elathur, Feroke, Kadalundi and Pantalayani within a (b) Other than household industry distance of 10 km. All the towns have got a seaport VI Construction within 50 km. of distance. VII Trade and commerce Statement III VIII Transport, storage and communications II. The third ~tatement gives an idea of the munici­ IX Other services pal finance of the municipality/corporation in the The above categories are grouped as: district. There is only one corporation and one muni­ (i) Primary activity: Agriculture and its allied cipality in the district. It has been possible to present activities (Categories I, II, III and IV) the statement of receipt and expenditure for the year (ii) Industrial: Industri::s including construc­ tion [Categories V (a), V (b) and VI] 1969-70 obtained from the official sources only for the (iii) Commercial: Trade and commerce (Cate­ corporation and the municipality. In respect of gory VII) other towns which are not municipal towns these figures (iv) Transport: Transport, storage and com­ could not be furnished. Table 4 gives the per capita munications (Category VIII) receipt and expenditure of the corporation and muni­ (v) Service: Other services (Category IX) cipality in the district.

TABLE 4

PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE OF TOWNS, 1969-70

Per capita ,- .A. "'"\ Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) r------_A__------, ,- ., Expenditure Receipt on public Expenditure Expenditure Total Receipt from all Total health and on public on all other Name of town receipt through taxes other sources expenditure conveniences institutions items 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 lladagara(M) 11-08 4'12 6'96 11'07 2"68 0·07 8·32 Calicut (C) 32'93 9'90 23'03 34'07 8'12 25'95

system of sewerage, method of disposal of night-soil Statement IV drinking water facilities, electrical facilities etc. All 12. Statement IV indicates the civic and other the town~ are electrified. Calicut Corporation has got amenities available in the towns i.e., details On the almost all the civic and other amenities.

7 Statement V 17 km. away from Calicut. A Rayon is. 13. Medical, educational, recreational and cultural situated at 20 km. away from Calicut. facilities -available in the various towns are furnished 14. The school educational syste,n adopted in in this statement. All the towns have got medical Kerala is as follows. At present the duration of and educational facilities. The only medical co])ege school course is 10 years: standards I to IV constitute of the district is situated in Calicut Corporation. the Loi,ver Primary s~ction while standards V to VII Taking into consideration all the medical institutions constitute the Upper Primary (Middle) section. The (other than private institutions) there are 2,579 beds Secondary (High) School se~tion has standards VIII,. in the urbaIJ. area of the district. This works out IX and X. to an average of 5 beds per 1,000 popll.lation as agains't 8 beds per 1,000 population in Trivandrum Statement VI District. The only Regional Engineering College of the 15. Statement VI gives details in respect of trade,. State is situated at a place called , commerce, industry and banking.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY 16. The Village Directory gives details in r:!spect TABLE 5 of medical, educational, electrical and drinking water DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE Size of village (km2) Number facilities available in the villages besides giving an 1 2 idea of the pattern of land use in the villages. The Less than 1 area of each village, in square kilometres is also indi­ 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 cated in the Village Directory. In this connection it 5.0--7,4 2 may be pointed out that the area figures were coll ected 7.5-9.9 5 10.0--14.9 20 from the Tahsildars as well as from the Director of 15.0-19.9 24 Survey and Land Records. In a few cases it is seen 20.0-24.9 22 25.0-29.9 8 that the area of the village as given by the Tahsildars 30.0 and above 28 do not agree with the area furnished by the Director Educational facilities of Survey and Land Records. Since the break-up of 17. The extent of educational facilities available the area of villages according to type of land use is in the villages can be studied more profitably with. presented in this part and since this information the following table. It gives the categorisation can be furnished only by the Tahsildars the area of villages according to the distance.> from the figures as given by the Tahsildars are adopted. In Part nearest town. The number of villages ha'ling B of the District Census Handbook where the Primary primary schouls, middle schools, high schools, and Census Abstract is presented down to the villag:: level, colleges for these categories are also indicated. More' the area of villages as furnished by the Director of than half of the villages, in the district a.re within . Survey and Land Records is adopted. The following 25 km. of the nearest town. Five villages have table gives the distribution of villages in the district by colleges, 53 villages have high schools and 102 villages size: have middle schools. TABLE 6 NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE DISTANCE FROM NEAREST TOWN Number of villages having

Distance from the nearest Total number Primary Middle High Other ed~ town (in kID.) of villages schools schools schools Colleges institutions 1 2 :3 4 5 6 7 5 km. or less 9 9 9 4 1 4 6-10 14 14 14 11 1 6 11-15 12 12 11 6 1 3 16-25 30 30 30 12 .1 11 26-50 24 23 22 8 4 51-100 17 17 14 10 8 101-200 3 3 2 2 I

TABLE 7 Medical facilities lOll \ NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS PER SQ.. KM. 18. Under medical facilities, details of both public IN THE RURAL AREAS OF mE TALUKS and private institutions are given. Almost all the Number of medical Taluk villages in the district have got medical facilities of institutions per 100 sq. km. I 2 one kind or the other. The table below gives the Badagara 23 number of medical institutions per 100 sq. km. of area Quilandy 17 South Wynad 12 in each taluk: Kozhikode 23 CoDlll1UDication facilities public call facilities. The table given below furnishes 19. From the point of view of communication it is the details of post and telegraph facilities available in seen that though all the villages in the district" are each taluk of the district. served by pucca roads, only 9 villages have railway TABLE 9 facilities within 2 km. The following table gives the POST AND TELEGRAPH FACILITIES distribution of villages in the district by the dis­ No. of Post No. of No. of office. tance f~om the nearest railway station. No.of Telegraph Public call per 100 Taluk Post offices offices offices sq. km. TABLE 3 1 2 3 4 5 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY TIlE DISTANCE FROM Badagara 59 13 7 !l TI;IE NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Quilandy 77 7 5 9 Distance from the nearest South Wynad 50 7 5 4 r<'.jlwaystation (in km.) No. of villages Kozhikode 69 II 10 3 I 2 Land utilisation Less than 2 9 21. For the first time an attempt has been made to 2.0-- 4.9 3 5,(}- 9.9 12 collect data on land utilisation. For this purpose the 10.0-14.9 13 total area has been classified into five types viz. (1) 15.0-19.9 12 20.0 and above 60 Forest area (2) Irrigated land (3) Unirrigated land (4) Culturable waste and (5) Area not available for Post and telegraph facilities cultivation. The pattern of land use in the various 20. Hundred and one villages have pest offices, taluks of this district is approximately brought out in 34 villages have telegraph offices and 24 villages have the following table.

TABLE 10

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF LAND BY TYPE OF USE IN THE RURAL AREAS OF THE TALUKS

Type of land use ----....., Area not Total Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable available Taluk area Forest land land waste for cultivation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Badagara 100'00 13'28 1-60 79'25 2'41 3-46 Quilandy 100'00 2'80 4'81 87'76 l'37 3'26 South Wynad 100'00 35'92 7'47 39'78 12'89 3'94- Kozhikode 100'00 11'04 4'85 7'43 68'35 3'33

22. An abstract showing the educational, medical Road !ightzng: Public lighting including light and other facilities available in the rural areas of each houses, main lamps, street lig'hts installed in private taluk and the district is also presented in this volume. tutions where Board's lin~s exist.

Definitions Agricultural: Power at 3 H.P. and above­ 23. The definitions of certain terms adopted are Power used for dewatering and lift irrigation and furnished below: poultry live-stock farms under Animal Husbandry Department come under this category. I. Classification of electrical energy (adopted by K.S.E.B.) Domestic: Lights and combined installations of Others: lights and fans and radios for domestic and non-com. 1. Power at 11 KV for industrial purposes mercial purposes. Domestic consumers and non-com­ mercial institutions whose connected loads other than 2. Power for extra high tension consumers that of lights and fans exeeed I KW. and domestic heat (i) 66 KV-Power intensive and small power including refrigeration, cookers, (ii) 66 KV-Non.power intensive sewing machines and other appliances for domestic (iii) 110 KV-Power intensive Use up to and including 3 H.P. (iv) I JO KV--Nor:.-power intensive Industrial: Power a.t 400 Volts or lower which 3. Temporary illumination including exhibition. includes industrial general purposes, i.e. power supply for electric boilers, large cookers, ovens etc. II. Land use paUem Commercial: This includes display lighting, neon Forest: This includes all actually forested areas signs, photography, commerci"l and non-domestic heat on the lands classed or administered as forests under and small power load up to and including 3 H. p. any legal enactment dealing with forests whether State and cinematograph and motion picture studios. owned or private.

9 3/9-3 Irrigated and unirrigated lands: This covers all groves for fuels, which are not included under orchards agricultural lands and includes net area sown with or forests shall also come under this head. All crops and orchards and also current and other fallows. grazing lands, whether they are permanent pastures The fallow lands include all lands which were taken and meadows or not; village common and grazing up for cultivation for a period of not less than one lands within forest areas are included in this category. year and not more than five years. In case of irrigated land sources of irrigation are canal, tank, well, Area not available jor cultivation: This includes: tube well etc. lands not available for cultivation such as barren, Culturable waste: This includes lands available for unculturable and land put to non-agricultural use. Land cultivation whether or not taken up for cultivation or put to non-agricultural use stands for all lands occupied abandoned after a few years for one reason or other. by buildings, roads and railways or under water e.g. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with rivers and canals, and other lands put to uses other shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. than agricultural. Barren and unculturable land covers These may be assessed or unassessed and may lie in all barren and unculturable lands like mountains, isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Land deserts etc. Lands which cannot be brought under once cultivated but not cultivated for five years in cultivation unless at a high cost are classified as uncul­ succession is also included in this category. Lands tivable whether such land is in isolated blocks or within under thatching grasses, bamboo bushes and other cultivated holdings.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

I Educational facilities Homoeopathic N Nursery School H(H) Homoeopathic Hospital P Primary Schod D(H) Homoeopathic Dispensary M Middle School Veterinary H High School A College with Arts only H(VET) Veterinary Hospital S College with Science only D(VET) Veterinary Dispensary C College with Commerce only KVC Key Village Centre AS College with Arts and Science only III Electrification facilities AC College with Arts and Commerce only E Electricity ASC College with all subjects TC Training College E(D) Dom~stic use MC Medical College Eel) Industrial use EC Engineering College E(C) Commercial use BTS Basic Training School E(S) Street light ITI Industrial Training Institute E(O) Others JTS Junior Technical School IV Drinking water facilities Comm. Inst. Commercial Institute includes Typewrit. W Well water ing and Shorthand Institutiom T Tap water o Others including Craft, schools, Madrassa etc. TW Tube Well water TK Tank water II Medical facilities C Canal water Allopathic R River water H(A) Allopathic Hospital S Spring water PHC Primary Health Centre V Communications NH Nursing Home DCA) Allopathic Dispensary PR Pucca Road FC Family Planning Centre KR Kutcha Road MC Maternity Centre T Railway MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre R Navigabl~ River FWC Family Welfare Centre C Navigable Canal CWC Child Welfare Centre VI Post and telegraph Ayurvedic PO Post Office H(AY) Ayurvedic Hospital P & T Post and Telegraph Office D(AY) A y~rvedic Dispensary PCO Public Call Office

10 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT

~TATUS, GROWTH mSTORY AND Civic admini- Population of stration status r- 81. No. Name of town Location code Name of taluk in 1970 1901 1911 1921 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ! ,1' Badagara 2-1 Badagara M 11,319 11,149 9,804

2 Beypore 2-VIII Kozhikode NM

,i Calicut 2-IV Kozhikode C 76,981 78,417 112,334

4 Cheruvannur 2-VII Kozhikode NM Notified as new town for the 5 Elathur 2-III Kozhikode NM

_j Feroke 2-IX Kozhikode NM 7 Kadalundi 2-X Kozhikode NM

8 Kunnarnangalam 2-V Kozhikode NM Notified as new town for the 9 Mokkarn 2-VI Kozhikode NM Notified as new town for the 10 Pantalayani 2-U Quilandy NM

C-Corpo~tion M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal

STATEMENT PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND Physical aspect ------"> Annnal Temperature (in centigrade) Nearest city with rainfall population of State head- ~l. No. Name of town (in mm.) Maximum Minimum 1 lakh or more quarters 2 3 4 5 6 7 Badagara 3770'8 NA NA Calicut Trivandrum (46) (486) . 2 Beypore NA NA NA Calieut Trivandrum (10) (440) 3 Calicut 3282'7 34-6 19'1 Calieut Trivandrum (0) (440) Cochin (217)

4 Cheruvannur NA NA NA Calicut Trivandnun (9) (431) 5 Elathur NA NA NA Calicut Trivandrum (12) (452)

6 Feroke NA NA NA Calieut trivandrum (II) (429) 7 Kadalundi NA NA NA Calieut Trivandrum (14) (426) 8 Kunnamangalam NA NA NA Calicnt TrivandrulII (15) (~55) 9 Mokkam NA NA NA Calieut Trivandrum (28) (468) 10 Pant~layani 3507"3 NA NA Calicut Trivandrum (24) (464) NA-Not available

12 I ft1NCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS the town at the censuses of Functional category --~ .A...... 1931 1941 1951 1961 t 1971--- 1961 Census 1971 Census 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

11,259 17,924 20,964 43,908 53,938 Service-cum-industrial Industrial-eum-eommerci- al-cum-primary activity

34,415 27,688 Industrial Industrial-cum-transport- cum-service

99,273 126,352 158,724 220,943 333,979 Service Serviee-cum-industrial- cum-commercial

first time in 1971 Gensus 28,522 Industrial

8,604 11,273 Servi«e-cum-industrial Primary aetivity-cum-in. dustrial-cum-commercial

6,249 19,463 24,124- 30,516 Industrial Industrial

12,287 15,555 Industrial-cum-service Industrial-cum-primary activity

first time in 1971 Census 21,756 Primary activity

first time in 1971 Census 9,813 Primary activity

12,713 29,001 17,356 28,530 PrimarY'activity-cum- Primary aetivity-cum-in- serviee-cum-industrial dustrial-cum-commercial-

II LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1970 Name of road and distance (in km.) from Subdivisional head- Navigable river! """ District quarters/Taluk: canal (if within Sea port (if withill headquarters headquarters Railway station Bus route 10 km.) 50 km.)

8 9 10 11 12 13 Calicut Calicut (46)1 Badagara Badagara Ganoli canal Badagara (46) Calieut (46) (1) (0) (2) (0) Calieut Calieut (10)/ Kallai Beypare Ghaliyar river Beypare (10) Calieut (10) (8) (0) (4) (0) Calieut Calieut (0)/ Calieut Calicut Kallai river (2) / Calieut (0) Calieut (0) (0) (0) Canali canal (3) (0)

Calieut Calieut (9) 1 Feroke Cheruvannur river Calieut (9) Calicut (9) (I) (0) (I) (9) Calieut Calieut (12)/ Elathur EJathur Mangalapuzaa (I) Calicut (12) Calieut (12) (0) (0) Canoli canal (2) (12) river (3)

Calieut Galieut ~II)! Feroke Feroke Chaliyar river Beypare (11) Calieut II) (0) (0) (I) (5) Calieut Calieut (14)/ Kadalundi Kadalundi Chaliyar river (8) 1 Galieut (14) Calieut (14) (0) (0) Kadalundipuzha (2) (14) Calieut Galieut (15)1 Calieut Kunnamangalam Galieut (15) Calieut (15) (15) (0) (I) (IS) Calieut Calieut (28)/ Calieut Mokkam Galieut (28) Galieut (28) (28) (0) (28)

Calicut Galieut (2~1 Quilandy Pantalayani (10)/ Calicut (24) QuiJandy ( ) (0) (0) Akalapuzha (8) (24)

13 3/9-4 STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL FlNANCB, Receipt (Rs. 'oos) _ Revenue derived from municipal properties Receipt and powers through apart from Government Total 81. No. Name of town taxes taxation grant Loan Advance Other sources receipt 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 Badagara 2,220 655 995 370 137 1,600 5,977 l Calicut 43,110 18,500 10,779 20,000 28,594 120,983

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OT.HBB No. of latrines Method of Road length System of disposal of 81. No. Name of town (in km.) sewerage Water borne Service Others night soil 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 Badagara 70 4,313 WB 2 Beypore 30 3 Calicut 300 ST/ESP 4,080 IO,27S 542 WB 4- Cheruvannur 20 ST 321 443 B 5 Elathur 8 6 Feroke 20 7 Kadalundi 10 8 Kunnam~galam 10 9 Mokkam 15 ro Pantalayani 20

ST-Septic Tank B-Buckets WB-Whecl Barrow OHT-0ver Head Tank ESP-Environmental Sanitation Programme NA-Not available.

14 111

.1969-70 E~diture (Rs. '00) -.Joo..

General Public health Total administration Pu blie safety and conveniences Public works Public institutions Others expenditure

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1,117 1.44-3 703 40 2,638 5,,971

7,783 23.22.6 27,831 61,505 120.345

IV

AMENITIES, 1970 Protected water supply Electrification (No. of connections) -----~Capacity Fire figpting Road lighting Source (gallons) service Domestic Industrial Commercial ( points) Others 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

OHT 35,000 No 1,370 53 1,182 1.192 2 OHT 5,000 No 454 28 241 371 1 Agricultural-l Reservoir 4,331,000 Yes NA NA NA 7,569

ORT 5,000 No 900 55 80 634 Agricultural-6

OHT 700 No 200 10 50 25

OHT 1,000 No 380 32 250 354 6

No 750 6 250 140

OHT 4,000 No 110 2 75 4

15 STATEMENT MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND Medical facilities Educational Beds in ------~ Hospitals/Dispensaries/ medical Arts! T.B. clinics/Health institutions Science/ centres and nursing noted in Commerce Medical Engineering SI. No. Name of town homes col. 3 Colleges Colleges Colleges Polytechnia 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Badagara H(A) I 143 FC6 H(AY)l H(VET)1 2 Beypore FWCl FCl D(VET}I KVCl

3 CaBcut H(A)6" 2,312 ASCS 2 ·PHCl TCa ~D(A)4 .tFWC5 ~FC3 ",MC7 H(AY)I" 10 ~D(AY)3 ,D(H)I H(VET}l~ "D(VET) 1 KVCl 4 Cheruvannur D(A) I FC2 KVCl 5 Elathur FCI 6 Feroke H(A)1 8 D(A)t FC!

7 Kadalundi D(A)l D(AY) I 8 Kunnamangalam D(A)t FCl D(AY) I D(VET)1

9 Mokkam PHCl 6 FCl

10 Pantalayani HCA) I 100 FCl

"This includes temporary and pennanent sheds

STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE,INDUSTRY Name of three most important commodities Name of three most important commodities imported exported r- 81. No. Name of town I II III I II III 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Badagara Rice Grocery Kerosene oil Copra Coir Pepper 2 Beypore Rice Island Timber Fish Coir Coconut 3 Calicut Rice Wheat Dates Pepper Ginger TImber

4 Cheruvannur Rice Steel Wood Tiles Matches Steel rods 5 Elathur Rice Cloth Salt Coir Copra Fish 6 Feroke Rice Kerosene oil Sugar Tiles Soap Matches 7 Kadalundi Rice Sugar Kerosene oil Coir Fish Lime shell 8 Kunnamangalam Rice Cloth Kerosene oil Pepper Coconut Arecanut 9 Mokkam Rice Sugar Kerosene oil Dry coconut Dry ginget' Pepper 10 Pantalayani Rice Sugar Kerosene oil Coir Fish Betel leaves

16 V

GULTtTRAL FACILITlES IN TOWNS, 1970 (Figures indicate number of unit.) facilities Reereational and cultural facilities ~ --Shorthand, Public typewriting and Higher Junior libraries other vocational secondaryl secondaryJ Auditorial including training Secondary Middle Primary Drama reading institutions schools schools schools Others Stadia Cinema halls· halls rooms 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (Jomrn. Inst.-3 5 11 7.8 JTSI 2 PLl, RR4 BTSI

7 05 PL2, :RR2

Comm. Inst.-12 24 38 65 NI6 9 6 PLI6, RRI6 BTS3 ITII 032

COJllm. Inst.-2 5 6 N3 PL2, RR4:

2 03 PLI, RRl 4- 7 PL2, RRI

6 NI RR2

Comm. Inst.-l 3 9 02 PL3, RR3

3 2 4- BTSI PLI, RRI OI Comm. Inst.-l 2 4 5 Nl 2 PLS

VI AND BANKING, 1970

Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of No. of agricultural No. of non-agricultural I II III banks credit societies credit societies 9 10 11 12 13 14.- Coit rcpe Cement pots Beedi 6 2 Matches Mosaic 2 6 Tiles Textile goods Wooden 33 5 Furniture Tiles Matches Coir 2 Coir yarn Copra Paper 3 Tiles Soap Matches I Coir Copra Coir fibre 2 Coir Tiles Copra 2 Coir Copra Coconut shell 1 Coconut shell Mat Copra 4:

17 319-5

VDLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND TALUK.: DADAGARA Amenities available within the village Total ~ area Gf the 81. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations Telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2-1-1 24'53 P8 D(AY) 2 B(D) 25 W PR PO 2 M2 O(VET) E(I) 1 KR E(C) 30 R E(S) 20 2 2-1-2 VaJayam 21'99 P5 PHC 1 W PR PO 2 MI FC 1 KR HI DCAY) 1 R o 1 3 2-1-3 45'52 P8 FWC 1 ECD) 30 W PR P04 Ml D(AY) 2 E(C) 50 R KR HI D(R) 1 C R KVC 1 4 2-1-4- 50'55 P7 D(A) I E(D) 190 W PR P03 M2 FWC 1 E(I) 2 KR D(AY) 5 E(C) 48 D(H) 3 E(S) 160 5 2-1-5 82'08 P5 D(AY) 2 E W PR PO 3 MI D(R 1 KR D(Vt T) R 6 2-1-6 29'86 P 10 H(A) I E W PR PO 3 MI FC 1 KR H 1 D(H) I R

~ 7 2-1-7 28'27 P 9 FWC I ECD) 84 W PR PO 2 M2 E(C) II C KR E(S) 13 8 2-1-8 10'64 P 6 D(A) 2 E(D) 105 W PR PO 3 M2 MCI E(I) 2 T KR P&T 1 H2 D(AY) 4 E(C) 125 R D(VET) 1 E(S) 122 9 2-1-9 Kuttiadi 15'27 P 6 PHC 1 E(D) 104- W PR PO 1 M2 D(A) 3 E(I) 1 T KR P&T 1 FWC 1 E(C) 63 R R PCO 1 FC I E(S) 48 C D(AY) 3 D(H) I 10 2-1-10 20'35 P 19 D(AY) 3 E(D) 125 W PR PO 2 Ml D(H) 2 E(C) 50 KR P&Tl- H 1 E(S) 40 E(O) 4 11 2-1-11 20-49 P 15 H(A) 1 B(D) 466 W PR PO 3 MI D(A) 2 E(I) 6 T KR P&T2 HI NH I E(S) 184 Comm. FWC 1 Inst. 1 FC 1 D(AY) 4 KVC 1 12 2-1-12 15'46 Pll FWC 1 E(D) 45 W PR PO 2 M2 H(AY) 1 E(I) 2 KR P&T 1 D(AY) 3 E(C) 15 R POO 1 D(VET) 1 E(S) 50 13 2-1-13 16-15 P7 MC 2 E(D) 40 W PR PO 3 M3 D(AY) 4 E(C) 150 T KR P&Tl HI D(H) 3 E(S) 30 R PCO 1 02 14: 2-1-14 19-08 P 16 PHC 1 E(D) 40 W PR PO 4- M4 FWC I E(l) ':l T KR P&T I HI E(C) 50 PCO 1 E(S) 72 E(O) 1 15 2-1-15 9-78 P 13 D(A) 3 E W PR PO 1 M3 D(AY) I T KR P&T2 HI D(VET) 1 R PCO 1 T 16 2-1-16 9'21 P 15 FWC I ECD) 47 W FR P02 MI D(AY) 6 E(I) 3 T KR P&T 1 H 1 D(H) 2 E(C) 181 T PCO 1 ASC 1 KVC 1 E(S) 85 Comm. Inst. 1 20 LAND USE

Land use (in km2) Day or days of Remarks including , Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 0'30 1'00 14'70 4'33 4.20 Badagara Wheat (24) Tapioca

Rice O'oW 0'12 19'84 0-40 1'23 Badagara Wheat (24) Tapioca

Rice 7·00 37'52 1'00 Badagara Wheat (24) Tapioca

Rice 5·05 0'20 42'72 1'15 1'43 Badagara Tapioca (25)

Rice 52'22 0'34 29'36 0'16 Badagara Tapioca (35)

Rice 4·77 24'06 1'03 Badagara Tapioca (32)

Rice 0'46 0'48 26'94 0'39 Badagara Tapioca (26)

Rice 0'14- 10'40 0'10 Badagara Monday Tapioca (23)

Rice 0'31 12,'02. 2'53 0'41 Badagara. Saturday Tapioca (29)

Rice 20'23 0'12 Badagara Tapioca (ll)

Rice 14'91 0'87 Badagara Kadathanattu Tapioca (16) Kovilakam

Rice 0'27 14'78 0'41 Badagara Tapioca (21)

Rice 0"81 13'76 1'58 Badagara Tapioca (22.)

Rice 0'45 18'00 0'63 Badagara Tapioca (8)

Rice 1'60 8'09 0'09 Badagara Tapioca (13)

Rice 6'95 1'85 0'41 Badagara Sunday Arakkal Temple at (6) Madappally

21 319-6 AMENITIES AND TALUK I BADAGARA-concld. Amenities available within the village Total area of the 51. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km 2) Educational Medical supply water cations Telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 17 2-1-17 Chorode 12'92 P 12 E(D) 138 W PR PO .') M5 E(C) 253 KR E(S) 117 T

lS 2-1-18 VilliappaUy 17'37 PlI H(A) 1 E(D) 155 w - PR PO 3 M5 ewc 2 E(l) 5 KR P&T 1 HI D(AY) 1 E(C) 315 R PCO(..l D(H) 2 E(5) 96 D(VET) 1 19 2-1-19 16'05 PlI FC 1 W PR PO 4- Ml H(AY) 1 KR 03 D(AY) 4 D(H) 1 20 2-1-20 20'81 P 13 D(AY) 5 E W PR PO 2 M4 DeH) 2 KR HI 21 2-1-21 Thiruvallur 11'43 P6 PRC 1 W PR P&T 1 Ml D(A) 1 KR HI D(H) 1 R 04 22 2-1-22 19'13 P 13 D(AY) 1 E W PR PO 2 M3 KR

23 2-1-23 Palayad 11'97 P7 FWC I W PR P03 M3 D(H) 2 KR HI D(VET) 1 T 03 R

22 LAND USE--contd.

Land use (in km2) ,- -. Day or dap of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market. if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any. held in historical or arch- .s taple food Forest Irrigated Unihigated waste cultivation (in km.) the village aeoJogicaJ interest 10 .11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 12·61 0'31 Badagara Siva and Ayyappa Tapioca (3) Temples at Chenna- mangalam

Rice 17·05 0'32 Badagara (I) Loka Malayar Tapioca (5) (2) Memundakavu

Rice 14'97 0'54 0'54 Badagara Kappally Palayat Tapioca (10) Temple

Rice 20·12 0'69 Badagara (8)

Rice 10·82 0'61 Badagara Tapioca (10)

Rice 18'41 0'72 Badagara Wheat (ll) Tapioca

Rice .. 10'91 1-06 Badagara Tapioca (7)

23 AMENITIES AND TALUK: Q.UlLANDY Amenities available within the village Total area of the SI. Location village Power Drinlcing Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical .upply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 24 2-2-1 Velam 25'90 P8 FWC 2 E W PR PO 4- M2 DCAY) 2 R KR DCH) I C R 25 2-2-2 Cheruvannur 21-62 P9 FC2 ECD) 4- W PR P03 M3 D(H) 3 ECI) 1 C KR 05 KVC 1 E(C) 4 R. E(S) 20

26 2-2-3 15'22 P6 PHC I E~D) 110 W PR PO I MI ~A~ 1 E I) 1 KR HI E(C) 2~ R D(VET) I E(S) 25 27 2-2-4 12'96 P6 D(AY) 1 W PR paz H 1 KR R 28 2-2-5 Koothaly 8'30 P 3 E(D) 7 W PR PO L Ml E(C) 3 KR E(S) 3 E(O) 1

29 2-2-6 17041 P6 FC 1 E W PR PO 2; M2 DCAY) 1 KR DCH) 1 R

30 2-2-7 14'56 P 5 H(A) 1 E W PR POZ Ml T KR HI R R C 31 2-2-8 Pannikottur 82'96 Nl FWC I W PR PO 1 P I R KR MI

32 2-2-9 Peruvanna 145'69 P3 HCA) I E W PR PO I KVC 1 R KR C R 33 2-2-10 21'37 P2 DCH) I E W PR POZ M2 KR 34- 2-2-11 Mennanyaaa 11'09 P2 DCA) 2 E(D) 130 W PR PO 1 M3 DCAY) 5 Eel) 2 KR P&TI Comm. D(H) I ECC) 180 R -PCO! lost. 1 E(S) 65 01 ECO) 2 35 2-2-12 . 23-79 PIO PHC 1 ECD) 35 W PR P03 M2 ECC) 14- KR HI E(S) 35 R 07

36 2-2-13 Meppayyur 10'58 P6 D(A) 2 ECD) 49 W PR PO 1 Ml FWC 1 E(C) 40 T KR P&Tl HI E(S) 97 E(O) 2 37 2-2-14 12'83 P4- D(AY) 2 ECD) 9 W PR PO 1 M2 E(C) 5 KR 01 E(S)12

88 2-2-15 Tburayur 10'51 pa FWC 1 E(D) 47 W PR P02 M2 D(AY) 1 E~I) I R KR E C) 39 a R E(S) 64- 39 2-2-16 PayyoH 22'37 Pll FWC2 ECD) 500 W PR POS M7 HCAY) I E(I) 5 KR P&T I Comm, DCH) I E(C) 108 R Inst. I E(S) 65 40 2-2-17 Thikkody 14'14 P8 PHC 1 ECD) 312 W PR P03 Ml FC 1 E(I) 2 T KR HI D(VET) 1 E(C) 60 T E(S) 79 lW" 24 LAND USE-conld.

Land use (in km2) --... Day Or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious. Culturable available for and distance any. held in the historical or arch. Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated wast~ cultivation (inkm.) village aeological intere1lt 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 4'60 20'68 0·62 Badagara Tapioca (37)

Rice 1%7 0'02 1'93 Badagara Tapioca (25)

Rice 15'()() 0'22 Pantalayani Tapioca (23)

Rice 12.27 0·69 Pantalayani Tapioca (29)

Rice 8'00 0'30 Pantalayani Tapioca (30)

Rice 13'% 4'05 Pantalayani Saturday 1. Kuniyil Vishnu Tapioca (21) Temple 2. Changaroth Siva Temple

Rice 6'U4 l'OO 7'51 0'01 Pantalayani Wednesd~y Tapioca (34)

Rice 82'06 0·90 Pantalayani Tapioca (34)

Rice 145'68 0'01 Pantalay,mi Tapioca (34) •

Rice 10'40 10'47 0·08 0'42 Pantalayani Tapioca (43)

Rice l1'OB 0'01 Pantalayani Sunday Tapioca (21)

Rice 23'56 0'23 Pantalayani Tapioca (17)

Rice 1·36 9'05 0'17 Pantalayani Tapioca (24)

Rice 12'82 0'01 Pantalayani Wheat (22)

Rice 8'59 0-46 1-46 Pantalayani Monday Tapioca (IB)

Rice Tapioca 20'72 0'04- 1-61 Pantalayani (13)

Rice 8·20 5·00 0·94 Pantalayani Sunday Tapioca (10) Wednesday Friday

25 3j9-7 AMENITIES AND T ALUK: QUILANDY-concld. Amenities available within the village Total area of the SI. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegrapb

0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 41 2-2-18 16'44 P8 FWC 1 E(D) 73 W PR PO 4 M3 D(AY) 1 Eel) 3 KR H 1 D(H) 2 ECC) 200 T 03 E(S) 100 R 42 2-2-19 8'87 P4 D(A) 1 E W PR PO 1 M2 FWO 1 T KR POOL

43 2'-2-20 13-72 P 5 FWC 1 E W PR PO 2 M3 D(H) 3 KR HI 44 2-2-21 23'14 P8 FWO 2 W PR PO 3 M5 DCAY) 1 KR D(H) 5 R 45 2-2-22 22'32 P 7 KVC 1 EeD) 105 W PR PO 3 M2 ECC) 115 KR P&T I E(S) 35 R PCO 1 E(O) 8 46 2-2-23 Kotlur 11-86 P 5 D(AY) 2 W PR PO 3 M2 KR R 47 2-2-24 Avidanellur 17-13 P4 PHC 1 W PR PO 3 M4 D(AY) 4 KR H 1 48 2-2-25 Kanthalad 78-10 P 3 D(AY) 1 E W PR P03 M2 DCH) 3 R KR H 1 D(VET) I 49 2-2-26 ll'96 PI FWC 1 E(D) 59 ~ PR PO 1 M3 DCH) 1 E(I) 2 KR E(C) 18 ECS) 19 E(O) 5 50 2-2-27 18-68 PB DCA) 1 ECD) 300 W Pit PO 2 M2 NH 1 E(l) 2 T KR HI FWO I E(C) 45 D(AY) 1 E(S) 65 D(H) 1 EeO) 1 51 2-2-28 Sivapuram 19-57 P3 PHC 1 EeD) 83 W PR P02 M5 DCA) 1 ECC) 27 KR D(AY) 1 E(S) 33 52 2-2-29 Panangad 1l'26 P3 PHC 1 ECD) 250 W PR PO 2 M2 D(VET) 1 E(I) 3 KR ECS) 100 53 2-2-30 Balusseri 22"59 Pll DCA) 3 ECD) 315 W PR PO 3 M3 NHI E(I) 7 R KR P&T 1 H 1 D(AY) 8 ECC) 98 T R PeO 1 05 DCH) 4 E(S) 198 E(O) 6 54 2-2-31 25'95 Pll H(A) I ECD) 54 W PR P03 M2 PHC 1 E(C) 6r R KR H 1 E(S) 8 R 55 2-2-32 13-64 P9 FWC! E(D) 156 W PR PO 2 M4 D(AY) 4 E(I) 1 KR P&T 1 HI D(H) 3 E(C) 24 T E(S) 65 R 56 2-2-33 Chemanchcri 16'78 P3 PHC 1 E(D) 158 W PR PO 4 M7 DCA) 2 ECI) 1 KR H 1 FWC2 E(C) 174 R FC 1 E(S) 62 D(AY) 4 E(O) 4 D(H) 1 DCVET) 1 KVO 1 57 2-2-34 Atholi 21'11 P8 Me 1 w PRo PO 3 M2 D(AY) 6 KR P&T I HI DC H) 2 R PCO 1 06 26 l.AND USE-rontd.

Land use (in lan2)

r- ~ Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch. Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in Ian.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 14'07 0'01 2'36 Panta ayani Tapioca (6)

Rice 3'81 4·44 0'62 Pantalayani Sree Pishari KayU Tapioca (4) Bhagavathy temple Rice 3'38 8'67 0'55 1'12 Pantalayani Arjunan Kunma Tapioca (8) Caves

Rice 21'68 0·84 0'62 Pantalayani "'Tapioca (9)

Rice 2'48 18'64 0·39 0'81 Pantalayani Sat!U'day (13)

Rice 11·68 0'18 Pantalayani Tapioca (12)

Rice 6·07 10'22 0'84 Pantalayani 'Tapioca (13)

Rice 78'00 0·10 Pantalayani Sunday Tapioca (43) Saturday

Rice 0'61 10·95 0'40 Panulayani Tapioca '" (20)

Rice 18'07 0'57 0'04 Pantalayani Sunday Tapioca (22)

Rice 18'98 0·06 0·53 Pantalayani Thursday Tapioca (19)

Rice 11-06 0'20 Pantalayani Balusseri Fort Tapioca (19)

Rice 2·15 20·29 0'15 Pantalayani Wednesday , Tapioca (14)

Rice 2'02 22·75 1'18 Pantalayani Wheat (5) Tapioca Rice 1'42 1l'16 0'31 0'75 Pantalayani Tapioca (4)

Rice 14'81 1'97 Pantalayani Tapioca (8)

Rice 13'07 3'15 1'41 Pantalayani Tapioca (10)

27 AMENITIES ANI) TAL1JK: SOUTHWYNAD Amenities available witbin tbe village Total ~ area of tbe SI, Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No, code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 58 2-3-1 Puipalli [26'23 P6 H(A) 1 W PR P03 MI DCA)4 R KR HL DlAY) 1 C D(H) 2 59 2-3-2 Pootbadi 106'13 P5 HCA) 1 W KR P06 M3 D(AY) 3 R PR Hi C 60 2~3-3 Kidanganad 175'20 P3 PHC 1 W PR POZ D(A) 1 C KR 61 2-3-4 Noolpuzha 125'50 PI FWCI W PR I KVCl R KR 0 62 2-3-5 Nenmeni 69'38 P9 DCA) 1 E(D) 12 W PR PO 5 M2 FWC3 E(l) 4 C KR HI D(AY) 6 E(C) 2 013 D(H) 4 E(S) 20 E(O) 5 63 2-3-6 Sultan's Battery 45'49 P7 HCA) 3 ECD) 250 W PR P04 M2 D~)3 E(l) 25 T KR P&Tl HI N I E(O) 75 0 ASC 1 D(AY) 12 E(S) 153 D(H) 3 E(O) 230 D(VET) I 64 2-3-7 53'52 P5 PHCI E(D) 85 W PR P02 HI D(AY) 2 E(l) 7 KR P&Tl DCH) I E(C) 137 D(VET) I E(S) 78 E(O) 15 65 2-~ Kaniambetta 37'93 P3 KVC I W PR P03 MI KR HI BTS I

66 2-3-9 Kottatbara 31'70 NI D(A) :2 E W PR PO 1 P4 FC I R KR Ml DCAY) I DCH) I 67 2-3-10 Kuppadithara 15'59 P4 FC I W PR PO 1 C KR R 68 2-3-11 Padinharetbara 39'65 P2 FWCI W PR fO 1 MI D(AY) I R KR 03 D(H) 2 9 2-3-12 Thariyode 70'98 P3 H(A) I W PR POS MI PHC I R KR HI DCA) I 05 FCI D(AY) 1 KVC 1 70 2-3-13 VengappaUy 21'11 P 3 PHC 1 E(D) 30 W PR PO 2 MI DCA) I B(I) 5 KR 02 D(AY) I E(C) II D(H) 1 E(S) 52 B(O) 3 71 2-3-14 34,03 P8 H(A) 1 E W PR P&TZ Ml NHI R KR PC02 HI H(AY) I T D(AY) 9 0 D(VET) 1 72 2-3-15 Mutti! 47-40 P 3 D(A) 2 B(D) 30 W PR P04 M6 CWC2 E(C) 4 KR HI D(AY) 5 BeS) 32 DCH) I E(O) 7 73 2-3-16 AmbalavayaI 60-65 N2 H(A)I E(D) 85 W PR POS P7 D(A) 1 E(I) 1 T KR P&TI MI OWC2 E(C) 9 HI D(AY) 2 E(S) 35 07 D(H) 2 E(O) 9 74 2-3-17 Muppainad 113'90 P6 H(A) 3 E(D) 99 W PR P04 MI D(A) 4 E(I) 3 KR FC I E(O) 6 D(AY) 4 E(S) 5 D(H) I E(O) II KVCI

28 LAND USE-contd,

Land use (in km2) Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Cult\lrable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (inkm,) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 IB Rice 32'99 (lo20 60,50 2B,20 4'34 Kozhikode Tapioca (129)

Rice 41'97 43'93 20'03 (lo20 Kozhikode Wheat (Bl) Tapioca RIce 163-40 3'86 7'87 0.07 Kozhikode Wheat (97) Tapioca Rice 103'78 (loll 21'OB 0'53 Kozhikode Ponkili Sree Rama (104) Temple

Rice 54-38 10'75 4'25 Kozhikode Saturday Wheat (107) Tuesday Tapioca

Rice 39 33 5'12 1'04 Kozhikode Monday Jain Temple Tapioca (97)

Rice 0'47 45'7B 4·93 2'34 Kozhikode Sunday (87)

Rice 37'92 0'01 Kozhikode Sunday Tapioca (80)

Rice 2'43 26'42 1'01 }'84 Kozhikode Tapioca / (82) Ragi

Rice 13.13 1-64 0'82 Kozhikode Wheat (90) TapIOca Rice 14-60 13'19 4'98 5'50 1'38 Kozhikode Wheat (88) Tapioca Rice 38'92 liol6 14-70 0-20 Kozhikode Wheat (80) Tapioca

Rice 20'00 I'll Kozhikode Wheat (85) Tapioca

Rice 3-75 0-16 29'73 0'39 Kozhikode Sunday (72)

Rice 1'73 0'33 14-16 29-93 1-25 Kozhikode Tapioca (SO)

Rice 60-04 0'54 0-07 Kozhikode (100)

Rice 42-93 56'96 6-47 7'.54- Kozhikode St_ Joseph's Shrine. Wheat (91) Tapioca

29 3/9-8 AMENITIES AND TALUK: SOUTH WYNAD-concld.

Amenities available within the village Total area of the 81. Location village Power Drinking Communi. Postal and No. code Name of village (inkm2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 75 2-3-18 Kottappadi 84·75 P6 H(A) 2 E(D) 180 W PR P03 Ml D(A) 9 E I) 15 T KR P&T I HI FC I E(C) 200 C peOI 014 D(AY) 6 E(S) 141 D(H)2 E(O) 5 D(VET) 1 KVC2 76 2-3-19 47-49 P3 H(A) 2 E(D) 90 W PR P&T I MI D(AY) 3 E(l) 4 T KR PCO I HI D(H) 1 E(C) 85 R 02 D(VET) 1 E(S) 195 E(O) 10 77 2-3-·20 Achooranam 71 14 P2 D(A) 4 E(D) 50 W PR P03 Ml FC 1 E(I) 6 KR POOl D(AY) 7 E~C)42 KVCI E 8)40 E(O) 7

30 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km2) Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- "Staple food Forest Irrigated U nirrigated waste cultivation (inkm.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 21'23 45'04- 18·48 Kozhikode "Ragi (79)

Rice 14'84 23-46 3'00 6'19 Kozhikode Wheat (60) Tapioca

Rice 11.f1~ 56'42 O'(j() 2'20 Kozhikodc Wheat (69) Tapioca

31 AMENITIES ANI>' TALUK: KOZmKODE Amenities available within the village Total r- Jo.. .." area of the 81. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name or rillqe (in Ian!) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 78 2-4--1 23'08 NI DCA) I E(D) 240 W PR PO I PS FWC2 E(I) 5 KR P&TI M6 DCAY) 12 ECC) 100 POOl HI OCH) 4 E(S) 130 Comm. lust. 1 04

79 2-4--2 20'41 P7 D(A) 1 E(O) 68 W PR PO~ M3 D(AY)3 E(e] 36 KR KVC 1 'B(S) 31 80 2-4--3 17-85 P 10 PHC I ECO) 43 W PR PO 3- M3 D(A) 2 E(C) 36 KR 01 FC I E(S) 54 D(H) 5 ECO) 17 81 2-4-4 19'91 P7 PHCI E(D) 158 W PR P03 M3 DCAY) I E(I) 4 KR D(H) I E~C) 45 E S) 88

82 2-4--5 Kedavur 30'85 P4 PHC I E(D) 117 W PR POZ Ml E(S) 36 KR E(O) I 83 2-4-6 58'02 P2 D(A) 1 ECO) 65 W PR P02 M2 FC 1 B(C) 25 T KR P&Tl D(AY) 1 E(S) 48 pcor D(H) 3 ECO) 3 DCVET) I 84 2-4-7 Kodancheri 96'95 P3 HCA) 1 W PR PO 4- M2 DCA) 1 KR HI FWCl FC 1 D(H) 2 D(VET} 1

85 2--4-8 23-53 Nl PHC 1 W PR PO~ P5 D(A) 2 KR Ml DCAY) 3 HI D(H) 1 03 KVC 1

86 2-4--9 28'37 NI HeA) 1 EfD) 100 W PR P&T[ P5 D(A) I E I) 5 KR PCOt M2 FC I BCC) 50 HI DCH) 1 EeS) 150 Comm. lnst. 1 87 2-4-10 Putbur 19'85 P4 W PR P02 MI KR

88 2-4--11 14'66 P4 DCA) I E(D) 250 W PR PO 1 M2 FWC 1 E(I) 3 TW KR P&Tt HI D(AY) 1 E(C) 200 D(VET} 1 E(S) 50

89 2--4-12 Madavoor 19'35 PS FWC 1 ECD) 10 W PR PO 2 M3 E(I) 1 KR E(C) 15 E(S) 14- ECO) 3 90 2-4-13 23'90 P9 E W PR PO 4- M5 KR HI ASC 1

91 2--4-14- Talakulalhur 17'43 Nl PHCl W PR PO$ P 7 KR M4 T R

32 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in knll) r--,--~------A------~ Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious. Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (inkm.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14- 15 16 17 IS

Rice 3-04 19'25 0·79 Kozhikode Tapioca (21)

Rice 18'76 1.65 Kozhikode Tapioca (17)

Rice _ 17'70 0.15 Kozhikode Monday Tapioca ..... (21) Saturday

Rice 0'25 19'4-6 0·20 Kozhikode Wednesday Tapioca (23)

Rice 3.66 26'13 1'06 Kozhikode Tapioca (35)

Rice 12.15 1'00 2'00 42-07 0'80 Kozhikode Tuesday Tapioca (41)

Rice 48.75 48'04 0'16 Kozhikode Tapioca (4-8)

Rice 0'26 1'25 Kozhikode Tapioca (3S)

Rice 0·58 0-50 2'56 21'92 2'SI Kozhikode Tuesday Tapioca (30) Saturday

Rice 19'05 0'80 Kozhikode Monday Tapioca (30) Tuesday

Rice 13'95 (Jo7l Kozhikode Tuesday Tapioca (22)

Rice IS'OI 1'34 Kozhikode Tapioca (21)

Rice 23'00 0-90 Kozhikode Tapioca (12)

Rice 6'70 8'09 0-61 2'03 Elathur Tapioca (2)

33 3/9-9 AMENITIES AND ·'1'ALUK: KOZIDKODE-contd . Amenities available within the village Total area of the 81. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (inkmB) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 92 2-4-15 Elathur (Portion) * 8'46 P 7 FC I B(D) 13 W PR PO 2 M3 D~) I E(I) 2 TW KR 01 K C I E(O) 2 T BeS) 8 C

93 2-4-16 Kakkodi 18'64 P8 D(A) I B(D) 320 W PR PO 3 M4 FWC2 E(l) 14 T KR P&TI D(AY) 8 E(C) 103 R PC02 D~)6 B(S) 160 K C I E(O) 4

94 2-4-17 Kuruvattur 17'97 P9 MCI E W PR P03 M2 D(H) I KR HI _.. 95 2-4-18 Kunnamangalam 2'99 PI E(D) 132 W PR (Portion) U E(l) 19 T KR E(C) III 0 R B(S) 130 R

96 2-4-19 Chathamangalam 11'57 P5 H(A~ I B(D) 200 W PR PO 2 M2 D(A ) 3 B(C) 162 T KR P&TI EC 1 E(S) 110 D~H13DV T) I E(O) 1

97 2-4-20 Tbazhecode 6'32 Ml E W PR (Portion) t KR R

98 2-4-21 Neeleswaram 15'28 P2 D(Ad 1 E W PR PO 1 M2 FW I R KR 07 D(AY) I C R D(H) I

99 2-4-22 Thiruvambadi 151'77 P5 H(A) I E(D) 47 W PR P06 M2 D(A) 4 E(l) 4 R KR P&TI HZ FW02 E(C) 44 R PCOI OWC2 E(S) 60 D(AY) 4 E(O) 13 D(H) 1

100 2-4-23 Kumaranallur 26'68 PZ D(AY) 1 E(D) 30 W PR POZ MI E(l) 1 R KR E(C) 9 E(S) 48

101 2-4-24 Kakkad 10'20 PI CWCI E W PR PO 1 MI R KR R 102 2-4-25 29'89 P5 D(AY) I E(D) 18 W PR P03 M3 E(C) 5 R KR E(S) 6 0 R E(O) 5 103 2-4-26 28'48 P6 FO I W PR P02 M4 CWCI KR

104- 2-4--27 Mavoor 20'64 NI PHD 2 E(D) 275 W PR P02 P6 D(AJ 5 E(I) 2 T KR P&Tl MI FO E(C) 58 R R POO 1 HI D(AY) 7 E(S) 56 -. Oomm. D(H) 4 Inst. I

105 2-4-28 15'76 P5 D(AY) 3 W PR PO.2 M2 D(H) 4 KR KVOI R

106 2-4-29 Perumanua 24'2~ Nl FWO I E(D) 36 W PR PO 4 f8 KVOI E(C) 40 KR Ml E(S) 2Z R

NOTE :-' Portion included in Elathur non-municipal town •• Portion induded in Kunnamangalam non.municipal town t POI:tion included in Mokkam non-municipal town 34 UND US E-c:ontd.

Land Use (in km2) r------A-- ...... Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of reli~OUS, Culturable . available for and distance any, held in the historical or arc - :Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14- 15 16 17 18 Rice 7-42 1'04 Elathur Tapioca (1)

Rice 4-30 13-12 1-22 Kozhikode Tapioca (8)

Rice 10'00 3'20 4'77 Kozhikode Tapioca (12)

Rice 2'93 0'06 Kunnamanga1am (I)

Rice 10'87 0'70 Kozhikode Saturday Tapioca (17)

Rice 6'19 0'13 Mokkam Tapioca (1)

Rice 15'26 0'02 Kozhikode Tapioca (30)

Rice 24'28 32'38 60'69 34'42 Kozhikode Saturday "Tapioca (37)

Rice 3'25 23'03 0'40 Kozhikode Tapioca (33)

Rice 9'61 0'59 Kozhikode Tapioca (30)

Rice 0'36 26'20 3'33 Kozhikode Tapioca ·34) Wheat

Rice 26'53 1'95 Kozhikode Tapioca (23) Wheat Rice 18'89 1'75 Kozhikode Kanniparampu- Tapioca (20) thcertham

Rice 15'13 0'63 Kozhikode Tapioca (14) Wheat

Rice 23'37 0'86 Kozhikode Tapioca (HI)

35 AMENITIES ANI>- TALUK: KOZHIKODE-concld. Amenities available within the village Total area of the - SI. Location villag~ Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph. 0 - 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 - 9 107 2--4--30 Olavanna 21·43 P9 PHCI E(D) 531 W PR P02 M5 D(A) I E(I) 7 KR P&T 1 HI FWC 1 EeC) 170 R POO 1 FC2 E(S) 279 D~AY) I E(O) 2 DH)5 KVC1

108 2--4-31 Ramanattukara 11-71 P5 D(~2 E(D) 267 W PR P&T2 M4 FW 1 E(l! 166 T KR PC02- H2 D(AY) 8 E( ) 16 ASC I D(R) 5 E(S) 234 TC 1 £(0) 10 Comm. Inst.3 01 109 2--4-32 Kadalundi 6'53 Nl FC 1 E(D) 200 W PR PO 1 (Portioo) " P4 D(AY) 8 E(I) 3 KR M2 D(H) 3 _ E~S) 70 T E C) 60 R

• Portioo included in Kadalundi non.municipal town

36 LAND USE-concld.

Land use (in km2) Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place oC religious. Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 19'66 1'77 Kozhikode Tapioca (7)

Rice 10'59 1'12 Feroke Tapioca (5)

Rice 5'71 082 Kada1undi Wheat (I) Tapioca

37 3/9-10 TALUK.WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES Educational r--- _.A._ ------. Primary school Middle school Hr. Sec. school College Others ,..-----'-----. r- ,---J- No. of villages having No. of No. of No. of other villages villages villages No. of educa- haying No. of having No. of having No. of villages tiona! No. or SI. pnmary primary middle middle Hr. Sec. Hr. Sec. having No. of instit1;l- insti. No. DistrictJTaluk schools schools schools schools schools schools colleges colleges tions tutioDi 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 DISTRICT TOTAL 108 693 102 238 53 56 5 6 36 126

1 Badagara 23 233 23 51 14- 15 7 15

2 Quilandy 34- 199 32 84- 16 16 31

3 South Wynad 20 90 16 25 12 12 9 50

4- Kozhikode 31 171 31 78 11 13 3 4- 11 30

\(;ontd.)

38 TALVK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, ,MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES-contd. Medical Power supply Drinking water r- r'-- """'\ Number of villages where Number of villages Dispensary Hospital Others power supply having ,---.A------, ,-----A ., No. of villages No. of having villages No. of other having No. of villages medical :51. dispen. dispen- having No. of institu- No.of Avail. Not No. District/Taluk saries saries hospitals hospitals tions institutions able available Tap Wen Others

13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 DISTRICT TOTAL D(AltO D(A)82 H(AlI9 H(A)25 84 137 85 24 24- 109 35 D(AY)67 D(AY)224 H(AY)4 H(AY)4 D(H)59 D(H) 127 D(VET)21 D(VET)21

1 Badagara D(A)6 D(AJ12 H(A)3 H(A)3 16 27 19 4 7 23 3 D(AY)17 D(AY)51 H(AY)2 H(AY)2 D(H) 13 D(H)22 D(VET)7 D(VET)7

2 Quilandy D(A)8 D(A) 13 H(Al3 H(A)3 26· 38 28 6 6 34- 10 D(AY)17 D(AY)4S H(AY)l H(AY)1 D(H)16 D(H)33 D(VET)5 D(VET)S 3 South Wynad D(A) 12 D(A)33 H(A)9 H(A)15 17 28 12 8 5 20 13 D(AYJI6 D(AY)64 H(AY) 1 H(AY) I D(H)12 D(H)21 D(VET)5 D(VET)5 4 Kozhikode D(A) 14 D(A)24 H(A)4- H(A)4 25 44- 26 6 6 32 9 D(AY)17 D(AY)64 D(H)18 D(H)SI D(VET)4 D(VET)4 (enntd.)

39 TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMEN1TIES-concld. Communications Post and telegraph r- _-'- -.. Number of villages Post and telegraph having Post office Telegraph office office Public call office r------"-----, r---"----, ,--.A r--~

No. of No. of No. of No. of villages villages villages villages having No. of having No. of having No. of having No. of post and post and public public ~l. Pucca Kucha post post telegraph telegraph telegraph telegraph call -, call No. Districtrraluk road road offices offices offices offices offices offices offices offices. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

DISTRICT TOTAL 109 109 101 255 34 38 34- 38 24- 27

I Badagara 23 23 22 59 11 13 II 13 7 7

2 Quilandy 34 34- 34 77 7 7 7 7 5 5

3 South Wynad 20 20 17 50 6 7 6 7 4 5

• Kozhikode 32 32 28 69 10 II 10 11 8 10

40 PARTB

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

3/9-11

INTRODUCIlON

Situation and administrative units TABLE 2 AREA AND NATURAL DIVISIONS, 1971 Kozhikcde district is bounded on the north' by Cannanore district, on the east by district of Population by natllral divisions Area r------.A....---.---.. _ Mysore State, on the South by in High- Mid- Low- and on the west by the . It is situated District/Taluk km2 Total land land land 0 0 between north latitudes 11 08' and 11 52' and east I 2 3 4 5 6 longitudes 75° 26' and 75° 31'. This district has Kozhikode district 3,729'0· 2,106,249 345,7171,299,535 460.997 four taluks viz. Badagara, Quilandy, South Wynad and Badagara taluk 549'8t 409,771 23,141 68,786 317,844 Kozhikode. There are 123 revenue villages and 10 Quilandy ,,756'9t 468,714 24,'347 316,769 127,593 towns in the district. The ten towns are Badagara, South Wynad ,,1,378'2t 284,515 284,515 Pantalayani, Elathur, Calicut, Kunnamangalam, Kozhikode "I,026'6t 943,249 13,714 913,930 15,555 Mokkam, Cheruvannur, Beypore; Feroke and Kada­ ·Represents 'Geographical area' supplied by Surveyor Jundi. Of these, Calicut is a Corporation, Badagara " General, India tRepresents 'Land use area' supplied by the Director of is a municipality lil~d, the others are non-municipal Survey and Land Recmds towns declared as towns" for census purposes. There are 14 development blocks and 85 panchayats in the Population and growth rate district as on ht April 1971. The following table gives 4. The census enumeration was originally progra­ the details of the administrative units of the district. mmed to commence on the 10th February and end on 28th February 1971, the reference date for the census TABLE 1 being the sunrise of 1st March 1971. The mid-term ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS, 1971 Elections to the Fifth Parliament made it necessary to postpone the census enumeration by a month. The No. of villages lying ,-----"------.,; enumeration, therefore, commenced on the 10th March In rural In urban and ended on 31st March 1971 with the reference date areas areas No. of as the sunrise of 1st April 1971. The population of No. of ,--.A.--" ,---'----., No. of pan­ Kozhikode district as at the sunrise of lst April 1971 District/Taluk villages Whole Part Whole Part towns chayats is 2,106,249 of which 1,057,764 are males and 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1,048,485 are females. The net addition to the population of the district between 1961 and 1971 is Kozr.ikode district 123 105 4 14 4 10 85 517,781, recording a decennial growth rate of 32'60% Badagara taluk 25 23 2 1 19 during the decade as against the State growth rate of Quilandy 35 34 25 26'29%. The rate of growth recorded during the South Wynad " 20 20 13 previOlls decade 1951-61 was 29'56%. The table Kozhikode 43 28 4 11 4 8 28 given hereunder shows the popUlation of the district " from 1901 onwards and the decennial growth rates. Area and physic:al features TABLE 3 2. The total area of Kozhikode district as furni­ POPULATION AND PERCENTAGE DECADE VARIATION OF KOZHIKODE DISTRICT shed by the Surveyor General, India is 3729·0 kms• Percentage decade As far as the district-wise area figures are concerned, Census year PopUlation variation the figures furnished by the Surveyor General, India I 2 3 1901 658,758 have been adopted while for the taIuks, the figures 1911 708,341 + 7'53 furnished by the State Director of Survey and Land 1921 733,057 + 3'49 1931 856,351 +16'82 Records have been presented in this part. Area of th:: 1941 960,997 +12'22 1951 1,226,091 +27'59 municipality and the Corporation were obtained from 1961 1,588,463 +29'56 the concerned Local Administration. 1971 2,lO6,249 +32'60

3. Based on the physical features the ~ntire State is 5. Among the taluks of the district, South Wynad, th e largest taluk in the district has the highest growth divided into three natural divisions viz. (i) the moun­ rate of 53·75% curing the decade while Badagara, the tainous region-Highland (ii) the flat coastal belt­ smallest taluk ranks last with 28'09%. Highest per­ Lowland and (iii) the undulating area in between centage of fopulation of the district is claimed by the above two regions-Midland. The classification Kozhikocle taluk with 44'78% while South Wynad comes last with 13'51%. Table 4 below furnishes into natural divisions is as follows. The region which taluk-wise popUlation and decennial growth rate. lies below 25 feet above the mean sea level is classified TABLE 4 as lowland, that between 25 feet and 250 feet above DECENNIAL GROWTH RATE, 1961-1971 mean sea level as midland and the remaining region Percentage Percentage which is covered by forests and mountains as highland. Population decennial distribu- ,.---~----, growth tion of While South Wynad Taluk lies completely in highland District/Taluk 1961 1971 rate population region, all the remaining three taluks viz. Badagara, I 2 3 4 5 Kozhikode district 1,588,468 2,106,249 +32'60 100'00 Quilandy and Kozhikode lie in all the three regions. Badagara taluk 319,913 409,771 +28'09 19'46 The following table gives the population of the district Quilandy .. 364,173 468,714 +28'71 22'25 South Wynad " 185,055 284,515 +53'75 13'51 by natural divisiom. Kozhikode " 719,327 943,249 +31-13 44'78

43 Rural-Urban distribution portion of Cheruvannur town was partly included in 6. Owing to the growing importance of urbanisa­ Beypore town of 1961. Five towns of 1961 viz. tion, the 1961 census laid down a uniform three-fold Edakkad (whole), Kommeri (whole), Nellikode criteria for. classification of places as towns. Corpora­ (whole), Parayancheri (whole) and Puthiyangadi (part) tions, Municipalities, Cantonments and Townships were merged together to form part of Calicut were automatically recognised as towns. The follow­ Corporation. The remaining part of Puthiyangadi ing were the three-fold criteria adopted for treating town of 1961 was declassified as rural in 1971. the other areas as towns: Since 1961, there is an addition in area in case of Pantalayani town, while there is reduction in area (i) Places with a minimum population of in Beypore town. All the above 10 towns together 5,OUO persons, have 26'66% of the total population of the di~trict. (ii) A density of not less than 1,000 persons The following table presents the rural-urban distribu­ per sq. mile (400 persons per sq. km.) and tion of population of Kozhikode district from 1901. (iii) At least 75% of the male popUlation should TABLE 5 follow non-agricultural livelihoods. PROPORTION OF RURAL AND URBAN POPULATION However, places which did not satisfy the above criteria OF KOZHlKODE DISTRICT but had definite urban characteristics like newly Number per 1,000 total population establ:shed industrial areas, large housing settlements, ,---_A...-.___--""-\ Census year Rural Urban places of tourist and pilgrim importance etc., were also . 1 2 3 treated as towns as exceptional cases on the recommen­ 1901 866 134 dation of the State Government. The definition of 1911 874 126 census towns remained unchanged in 1971. 1921 874 126 1931 871 129 7. There are 10 towns in Kozhikode district viz. 1941 830 170 Badagara, Pant3layani, Elathur, Calicut, Kunnaman­ 1951 814 186 galam, Mokkam, Cheruvannur, Beypore, Feroke and 1961 761 239 Kadalundi. Of these, Badagara is a municipal town 1971 733 267 while Calieut is a Corporation. The others are towns 8. The following- table gives the rural-urban declared as such for census purposes. Three towns, distribution of population in the taluks of the district. Cheruvannur, Kunnamangalam and Mokkam were The percentage of urban population is highest in declared as towns for the first time in 1971 census. A Kozhikode taluk with 50'79%. TABLE 6 RURAL-URBAN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY TALUKS, 1971 Rural Urban ,-_____.Jo.._ , ~------~ No. of Percentage to No. of Percentage to DistrictjTaluk villlages Population total population towns Population total population 1 234 5 6 7 Kozhikode district 109 1,544,679 73-34 10 561,570 26-66 Badagara taluk 23 355,833 86'84 1 53,938 13'16 Qllilandy " 34 44Q,184 93·91 1 28,530 6·09 South Wynad " 20 284,515 100'00 Kozhikode " 32 464,147 49'21 8 479,102 Density of population the decades. The table below gives the sex-ratio of' 9. The density of population of the district has the district for the period 1901-1971. increased from 426 persons per sq. km. in 1961 to 565 TABLE 8 persons in 1971. The same trend is noticed in SEX-RATIO, 1901-'71 aU the taluks of the district. Kozhikode tal uk has the Number of females per 1,000 males highest density with 919 persons per sq. km. in 1971 Census year Total Rural Urban while South Wynad, the largest taluk has the lowest 1 2 3 4 density with 206. The taluk-wise density is given 1901 992 1,003 92.5 19I1 1,004 1,016 911 hereunder. 1921 1,016 1,028 940 TABLE 7 1931 1,015 1,025 946 DENSITY BY TALUKS 1941 1,027 1,036 987 Persons per km9 1951 998 998 995 1961 992 995 983 .-----.------~------~ DistrictjTaluk 1961 1971 1971 991 990 995 1 2 3 11. Among the taluks, Badagara has the Kozhikode district 426 565 highest sex-ratio (1036) in 1971, the lowest being South Badagara taluk 582 745 Wynad taluk with 913. In 1961 also the hit.;hest Quilandy " 481 (i19 South Wynad " I:J.4 206 sex-ratio was in Badagara taluk and lowest in South Kozhikode 701 919 Wynad. Table 9 furnishes the taluk-wise sex-ratio with rural-urban break-up for 1961 and 1971. Sex-ratio TABLE 9 10. Sex-ratio (defined as the number of females SEX-RATIO BY TALUKS per 1,000 males) of the district shows a fluctuating Number of females per 1,000 males trend from decade to decade. Taking Lhe population of the district as a whole, in the years 1901, 1951 1961 1971 1961 and 1971 there is a prel,onderance of males ove; DistrictJTaluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban females while in all other decades females outnumber I 2 3 4 5 6 7 males. In the case of rural areas, from 1901 to 1941 Kozhikode district 992 995 983 991 990 995 females outnumber males while in other decades, Badagara taluk 1,042 1,049 998 1,036 1,010 1,00'> Quilandy " 1,023 1,021 1,063 1,012 1,009 1.064 mal~s outnumber females. In the case of urban areas South Wynad " 890 890 913 913 there is a preponderance of males over females in all Kozhikode .. 983 939 977 987 984 989 44 12. The following table gives the sex-ratio of the' TABLE 11 UTERACY BY TALUKS towns in the district. Literacy rate TABLE 10 Total Males Females SEX-RATIO BY TOWNS, 1971 ~ r--"'____" ,----"------. DistrictfTaluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 Number of females 1 234567 Town per 1,000 males Kozhikode di~lrict 44'88 57'23 56·29 65·82 33'38 48'56 2 Badagara taluk 42'21 55'41 55'68 65'69 29·30 45'48 Quilandy " 43'44 56·84 56·59 66,77 30'59 47.04 Badagara (M) 1,005 South Wynad" 33'8847'3442'71 54'68 23'95 39'29 Pantalayani (NM) 1,064 Kozhikode" 49'62 61-20 60·07 68·91 39·00 53· 38 Elathur (NM) 1,008 14. The rural-urban literacy rates by sex is Calicut (e) 988 furnished in the table given below. In the case of Kunnamangalam (NM) 1,016 rural and urban literacy also Kozhikode taluk ranks ,898 Mokkam (NM) , first among the taluks. Cheruvannur (NM) , 984 Beypore (NM) 973 TABLE 12 Feroke (NM) 995 RURAL-URBAN LITERACY BY TALUKS, 1971 Kadalundi (NM) 1,062 Literacy rate r---~------A_------. c-eorporation M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal Total Males Females ,---'--"" ,----"-----., r---"-----. District/Taluk Rural Urban Rural Urban Rural Urban 1 23' 45 67 Literacy Kozhikode district 55'08 63·14 64'23 70'22 45'84 56'03 13. According to 1971 Census this district has a Badagara taluk 54'53 61'21 65'17 69'05 44·30 53·40 Quilandy ,,56'83 57'14 66'88 65'03 46'86 49'71 literacy rate of 57·23 % as against the Slate rate South Wynal1" 47'34 54'68 39'29 of60'42 %. The literacy tate of the district has Kozhikode .. 58·59 63·72 67·11 70·65 49,93 56·72 increased from 44·88 % in 1961 to 57'23 % in 1971. Occupied residential hQuses and households The same trend is noticed in the case of males, 15. Occupied residential houses have shown an females and also in all the taluks. Among the taluks, increase of 27' 77 % in the district during the last ten Kozhikode has the highest literacy rate of 61·20 %, years as against the State rate of 21'93 %. Among the taluks, South Wynad ranks first with 46'43 %, the lowest being South Wynad taluk with 47'34 %. the last being Badagan. with 20'61 %. The rural­ The following table gives the taluk-wise literacy rates urban distribution of occupied residential houses is of the total population, males and females. presented in the following table. TABLE 13 OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES Number of occupied residential houses r--l------~~------.Total Rural Urban r- Percentage Percentage Percentage decade decade decade District/Taluk 1961 1971 variation 1961 1971 variation 1961 1971 variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kozhikode district 255,350 326,249 27-77 201,730 251,824 23'00 50,620 74,425 47'03 Badagara taluk 51,908 62,604 20'61 45,727 55,587 21'.56 6,181 7,017 13'53 Quilandy '" 61,159 74,900 22'47 58,743 71,202 21'21 2,416 3,698 53'06 South Wynad" 34,899 51,102 46'43 34,899 51,102 46'43 Kozhikode .. 107,384 137,643 28'18 65,361 73,933 13'11 42,023 63,710 51'61 16. For every 100 occupied residential houses in the TABLE IS district, there are 102 households, as against 104 in NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER 100 OCCUPIED 1961. Table 14 presents the number of households RESIDENTIAL HOUSES IN TOWNS. 1971 per 100 occupied residential houses for the district and Number of households per 100 occupied taluks in 1961 and 1971. Town residential houses TABLE 14 1 2 Badagara (M) 108 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER 100 OCCUPIED Pantalayani (NM) 103 RESIDENTIAL HOUSES Elathur (NM) 104- Number of households per 100 occupied Calicut (e) 108 residential houses Kunnamangalam (NM) 101 Mokkam (NM) 102 Total Rural Urban Cheruvannur (NM) 102 ,.-----A-----. ~ ~ Beypore (NM) 104 DistrictfTaluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 Feroke (NM) 102 Kadalundi {NM) 102 2 3 4- 5 6 7 1 C--COrporation---M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal Kozhikode district 104 102 102 101 llO 106 Badagara taluk 101 101 100 100 104 108 18. The average household size of Kozhikode Quilandy .. 102 101 101 101 107 103 district according to this census is 6'32 as acrainst South Wynad.. 105 102 105 102 6'00 in 1961. In both rural and urban areas als~ the Kozhikode .. 106 103 102 101 III 106 average household size has increased in 1971 when 17. The subjoined table gives the number of house­ compared to the previous census. The following table holds per 100 occupied residential houses for each town gives the average household size of the district and in the district. taluks during 1961 and 1971 censuses.

45 3/9-12 TABLE 16 TABLE 17 AVERAGg HOUSEHOLD SIZE AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE OF TOWNS, 1971 Nwmber of persons Number of persons per household Town per household r------~.------~ 1 2 Total Rural Urban Badagara (M) 7-13 .--___.______, ...----'---. ,--__.______Pantalayani (NM) 7'51 Elathur (NM) 7'09 District/Taluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 Calicut (C) 7·20 Kunnamangalam (NM) 6'48 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mokkam (NM) 6'73 Cheruvannur (NM) 6'82 Kozhikode district 6'00 6'32 5'78 6'OB 6'83 7'10 Beypore (NM) 6-83 Feroke (NM) 6·73 Badagara taluk 6·11 6'47 6'02 6'38 6'81 7·13 Kadalundi (NM) 7'15 5'86 6'22 5'82 6'15 6'71 7'51 Quilandy " C-Corporation M-Municipal NM - Non-municipal 5-04 5-46 5'04 5-46 South Wynad " Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 6'34 6'63 5'99 6'23 6'84- 7'07 Kozhikode " 20. As per the 1971 Census count the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population are 76,333 Among the towns, the average household size is and 84,982 respectively. The corresponding figures for .19. '1961 are respectively 64,527 and 63,859, The follow­ highest in Pantalayani with 7'51 and lowest in Kunna. ing table gives the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled mangalam with 6-48. The table hereunder gives the Tribes population and their percentages to total popu~ average household size in the towns of the district. lation in the district and taluks for 1961 and 1971.

TABLE 18 SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes r------. Percentage to total Percentage to total Number population Number population

District/Taluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 :1971 1 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 Kozhikode district 64,527 76,338 4'06 3-62 63,859 84,982 4'02 ,4'Q3 Badagara taluk 882 909 0'28 0'22 3,274 3,966 1'02 0'97 Quilandy .. 11,526 10,709 3'16 2'28 20,881 30,023 5'73 6··1-( South Wynad " 5,228 7,343 2'83 2'58 37,606 47,082 20'32 16'55 Kozhikode 46,891 57,377 6'52 6'08 2,098 3,911 0'29 0-41 Working populatiou performing one's own household duties or a boy or girl who is primarily a student, attending an institution, 21. The total number of workers in the district as even if such a person helps in the family economic per 1971 Census count is 566,936 of which 467,485 activity, but not as a full-time worker, should not be are males and 99,451 are females, 26'92 % of the treatl'd as a worker for the main activity, .. Such total population is returned as workers. The work participation in economically productive work was re­ 44'20 participation rates for males and femlles are % garded

TABLE 21 WORKERS BY INDUSTRIAL CATEGORIES AND SEX, 1971 Persons Males Females Industrial category of workers Numher Percentage Number Percentage Number Percentage 1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 Total workers 566,936 100'00 467,485 100'00 99,451 100'00 I Cultivators 82,607 14'57 78,313 16-75 4,294 4-32 II Agricultural labourers 149,332 26'M 105,984 22'67 43,348 43-59 III Live-stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities 60,881 10'74 48,121 10'29 12,760 12'83 IV Mining and quarryin3 3,434 0'60 3,383 0'72 51 0'05 V Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs (a) Household industry 18,694 g'30 11,588 2-48 7,106 7'15 (b) Other than household industry 59,296 10'46 49,9n 10'68 9,359 9'41 VI Construction 9,796 1'73 9,485 2'03 311 0'31 VII Trade and commerce 70,527 12'44 69,492 14'87 1,035 I'O~ VIn Transport, storage and communications 32,478 5'73 30,378 6'50 2,100 2'11 IX Other services 79,891 14'09 60,804 13'01 19,087 19-19

27. In the following pages the Primary Census the Primary Census Abstract for Panchayats are also presented. Abstract is presented down to the kara/muri/desom i,evel in the case of rural areas and up to the territorial 28. An alphabetical list of villages and desoms block level in the case of urban areas. In addition, showing their serial numbers as in Part A and Part B is­ appended.

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VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

3/9-13

KOZHIKODE DISTRICT

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Location r-----"---_ Name of Vil/age/Desom Code PilrtA Part B Name qf Village/Desom Code Part A Part B 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4- Kadalur 2-2-33-1 56'1 KIDANGANAD 2-3-3 60 60 Kadameri 2-1-20-3 20'3 KidangaRad 2-3-3-3 60'3 Kadiyangad 2-2-6-1 29,1 Kilinnanyam 2-2-3-5 26'5 Kailamadom 2-4-30-3 107'3 Kiliyambi1ayi 2-2-7-1 30'1 KAKKAD 2-4-24 101 101 Kilpayyur 2-2-13-1 36'1 Kakkad 2-4-24-2 101·2 KINALUR 2-2-26 49 49 Kakkamvelli 2-1-11-9 11'9 Kinalur 2-2-26-1 49'1 Kakkancheri 2-2-31-1 54'1 Kiralur 2-4-16-6 93'6 Kakkattil 2-1-11-2 11·2 KIZHAKKOTH 2-4-4 81 81 KAKKODI 2-4-16 93 93 Kizhakkoth 2-4-4-5 81'5 KAKKUR 2-4-2 79 79 Kizhakkummuri 2-4-16-4 93,4 Kalaranthiri 2-4-10-4 87'4 2-2-19-4 42'4 Kallama1a 2-1-15-2 15'2 Kodal 2-4-30-5 107'5 KaHat 2-1-6-1 6'1 KODANCHERI 2-4-7 84 84 Kallode 2-2-3-4 26'4 Kodancheri 2-4-7-1 84'1 Kallur 2-2-4-8 27'8 Kodancheri 2-1-12-6 12'6 Kalpalli 2-4-27-6 104'6 KODIYATHUR 2-4-25 102 102 Kalpathur 2-2-12-1 35'1 Kodiyathur 2-4-25-1 102-1 KALPETTA 2-3-14 71 71 Kodiyora 2-1-3-2 3'2 Kalpetta 2-3-14-1 71'1 Kodoli 2-4-3-4 80'4 Kandannur 2-4-13-2 90'2 KODUVALLY 2-4-11 88 88 KANIAMBETTA 2-3-8 65 65 Koduvally 2-4-11-1 88'1 Kannambath 2-2-21--12 44'12 Koduvanmuzhi 2-4-11-6 88,6 Kannambathkara 2-1-19-6 19'6 Kokkad 2-2-6-6 29,6 Kannamkode 2-2-30-10 53'10 2-2-30-7 53,7 Kannamkulam 2-2-16-4 39'4 Kolakkad 2-2-33-4 56·4 Kannankara 2-4-13-8 90'8 Kolakkad 2-2-34-10 57'10 Kannatty 2-2-6-2 29,2 Kolathur 2-2-34-3 57'3 Kannikavu 2-2-30-1 53-1 2-2-19-6 42'6 Kanniparamba 2-4-27-3 104'3 Kongannnr 2-2-34-11 57'11 Kannookkara 2-1-16-1 16'1 Konot 2-4-17-7 94'7 2-2-31-7 54'7 KOODATHAYI 2-4-8 85 85 KANTHALAD 2-2-25 48 48 Koodathayi 2-4-8-1 85'1 Kanthalad 2-2-25-1 48'1 Koomully 2-2-34-1 57'1 Kanthapuram 2-2-27-4- 50'4 Koonancheri 2-2-30-8 53'8 Karandot 2-1-7-7 7'7 Kootaranji 2-4-22-2 99'2 Karannur 2-4-15-2 92'2 KOOTHALY 2-2-5 28 28 Karasseri 2-4-24-1 101'1 Koothaly 2-2-5-1 28'1 Karayad 2-2-21-14 44'14 Koozhacode 2-4-26-2 103'2 KarirnkaUayi 2-4-31-1 108-1 Koratti 2-2-7-4 30'4 Karingamanna 2-4-9-3 86'3 Koronthiri 2-4-8-4 85'4 Karthikap pally 2-1-14-8 14'8 Kotakkallur 2-2-10-3 33'3 Karurnala 2-2-28-3 51'3 Kotasseri 2-2-34-7 57'7 Karuvampoyil 2-4-11-4 88'4 Kothangal 2-2-34-4 57'4 Karuvancheri 2-1-23-3 23'3 KOTTAPPADI 2-3-18 75 75 Karuvannur 2-2-22-3 45'3 Kottappadi 2-3-18-2 75'2 Katcheri 2-1-13-4 13'4 KOTTAPPALLY 2-1-19 19 19 Kavil 2-2-22-2 45'2 Kottappally 2-1-19-2 19'2 KAVILUMPARA 2-1-5 5 5 KOTTATHARA 2-3-9 66 66 Kavilumpara 2-1-5-1 5'1 Kottathara 2-3-9-1 66'1 Kavumvattorn 2-2-21-5 44'5 Kottembram 2-1-13-3 13'3 KAYAKKODI 2-1-7 7 7 Kottur 2-1-7-6 7'6 Kayakkodi 2-1-7-3 7'3 KOTTUR 2-2-23 46 46 Kayalad 2-2-13-3 36'3 Kottur 2-2-23-5 46'5 2-4~28-6 105'6 Kovukunnu 2-1-7-4 7·4- KAYANNA 2-2-10 33 33 Koyakkad 2-2-31-2 54'2 Kayanna 2-2-10-1 33'1 Kozhimanna 2-4-26-1 103'1 Kayappanachi 2-1-13-1 13'1 Kozhippurarn 2-2-17-4 40'4 Kayippuram 2-2-28-2 51'2 KOZHUKKALLUR 2-2-14 37 37 Kayipuram 2-2-3-2 26'2 Kozhukkallur 2-2-14-4 37'4- KEI)AVUR 2-4-5 82 82 Kulathur 2-4-1-1 78'1 Kedavur 2-4-9-1 86'1 Kulukkipra 2-4-21-1 98-1 Kedayathur 2-4-10-9 87'9 Ku1uppa 2-2-15-3 38·3 Keezhal 2-1-18-6 18'6 KUMARANALLUR 2-4-23 100 100 KEEZHARIYUR 2-2-20 43 43 Kurnaranallur 2-4-23-1 100,1 Keezhariyur 2-2-20-1 43,1 Kummarncode 2-1-11-10 11'10 2-2-16-3 39'3 Kundayi 2-4-3-1 80'1

190 Serial number in Serial number in Location ,---..A..------. Location r---_L--- ~ ..Name of Village/Desom Code Part A Part B . Name oj Village/Desom Code Part A Part B 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Kuningad 2-1-10-3 10'3 Meenathukara 2-1-23-7 23·7 Kuniyott 2-2-4-5 27'5 Melady 2-2-16-5 39'5 . KUNNAMANGALAM Melur 2-2-32-1 55'1 (PORTION) 2-4-18 95 95 Memunda 2-1-18-4 18'4 Kunnaramvelli 2-2-23-2 46'2 MENNANYAM 2-2-11 34 34 Kunnasseri 2-2-6-3 29'3 Mennanyam 2-2-11-1 34'1 .Kunnathara 2-2-31-12 54'12 MEPPAYYUR 2-2-13 36 36 KUNNATHIDAVAKA 2-3-19 76 76 Meppayyur 2-2-13-2 36'2 Kunnathidavaka 2-3-19-1 76'1 Merikkara 2-4-16-8 93'8 Kunnathukara 2-1-23-5 23'5 Modappilavil 2-1-22-1 22'1 Kunnummakkara 2-1-14-2 14'2 Moilothara 2-1-6-2 6'2 KUNNUMMAL 2-1-8 8 8 Mokappur 2-2-15-5 38'5 Kunnummal 2-1-8-1 8'1 Mokavoor 2-4-15-3 92'3 .KUPPADITHARA 2-3-10 67 67 2-1-8-4 ,8'4 Kuppadithara 2-3-10-1 67'1 MOODADI 2-2-18 41 41 Kurichagam 2-2-1-4 24'4 Moodadi 2-2-18-10 41'10 Kurichikkara 2-2-21-4 44'4 Moolad 2-2-23-3 46'3 Kurikkilad 2-1-17-9 17'9 Moorikkara 2-4-16-7 93'7 Kurinhali yode 2-1-14-10 14'10 Moozhikkumeethal 2-2-21-6 44'6 Kurunthodi 2-1-22-3 22'3 Motakkallur 2-2-34-2 57'2 Kuruvalur 2-2-34-5 57'5 2-2-18-3 41'3 K uruvantheri 2-1-1-4 1'4 Mudavantheri 2-1-12-1 12'1 KURUVATTUR 2-4-17 94 94 Mundakkal 2-4-28-2 105'2 Kuruvattur 2-4-17-1 94'1 Mundakkara 2-2-26-3 49'3 Kuthirakkuda 2-2-21-2 44·2 Mundoth 2-2-31-5 54'5 Kuttambur 2-4-2-5 79'5 Munnur 2-4-26-9 103'9 KUTTIADI 2-1-9 9 9 MUPPAINAD 2-3-17 74 74 K uttikka ttur 2-4-29-2 106'2 Muppainad 2-3-17-1 74'1 Kuttipuram 2-1-11-7 11'7 Muthuvad 2-4-13-6 90'6 Kuttoth 2-2-2-6 25'6 Muthuvadathur 2-1-10-2 10'2 .Kuttoth 2-1-18-5 18'5 Muthuvana 2-1-23-4 23'4 Xuyitheri 2-1-3-4 3'4 Muthuvannacha 2-2-4-6 27'6 .Madappally 2-1-16-5 16'5 Muttancheri 2-4-12-4 89'4 _MADAVOOR 2-4-12 89 89 Muttayath 2-4-19-3 96'3 Madavoor 2-4-12-3 89'3 MUTTIL 2-3-15 72 72 2-4-16-2 93'2 Muttil 2-3-15-1 72'1 Malapram 2-4-27-1 104'1 Muttoli 2-4-16-3 93'3 MaJapuram 2-4-6-3 83'3 Muttungal 2-1-17-6 17'6 .Malayamma 2-4-19-5 96·5 2-2-2-1 25'1 Mambilakool 2-1-3-6 3'6 Muyipra 2-1-14-9 14'9 Manakkad 2-4-27-8 104'8 NADAPURAM 2-1-11 11 11 .Manasseri 2-4-20-1 97'1 Nadapuram 2-1-11-8 11'8 Manatt 2-2-31-6 54'6 Nadukil 2-4-21-5 98'5 :Mangad 2-2-28-6 51'6 Naduvallur 2-4-2-3 79'3 Mangad 2-2-32-5 55·5 NADUVANNUR 2-2-22 45 45 Manipuram 2-4-11-3 38'3 Naduvannur 2-2-22-4 45'4 MANIYUR 2-1-22 22 22 Naduvathur 2-2-20-2 43'2 Maniyur 2-1-22-6 22'6 Nambrath 2-2-20-3 43'3 M annamangalam 2-2-19-1 42·1 NANMANDA 2-4-1 78 78 .Mannamkavu 2-2-22-5 45·5 Nanmanda 2-4-1-2 78'2 Mannampoil 2-2-30-5 53'5 Narakkode 2-2-14-3 37'3 Mannoor 2-1-6-4- 6'4 2-2-31-10 54'10 Mannur 2-4-32-1 109'1 Narenkulam 2-2-23-4 46'4- Mantharathur 2-1-22-2 22'2 Narikkatteri 2-1-11-12 11'12 Marakkattupuram 2-4-22-3 99'3 NARIKKUNI 2-4-3 80 80 Maralur 2-2 19-2 42'2 NARIPPATTA 2-1-4 4 4- Maruthad 2-4-13-3 90'3 Narippatta 2-1-4-3 4'3 .Marutheri 2-2-11-4 34'4 Natery 2-2-21-3 44'3 MARUTHONKARA 2-1-6 6 6 Nayarkuzhi 2-4-26-8 103'8 Maruthonkara 2-1-6-5 6·5 Nediyanad 2-4-3-5 80'5 Maruthur 2-2-21-1 44'1 NEELESWARAM 2-4-21 98 98 Mattanode 2-2-10-2 33'2 Neeleswaram 2-4-21-3 98'3 Mavatta 2-2-21-11 44'11 Nellacheri 2-1-14-6 14'6 MAVOOR 2-4-27 104 104 Nelliari 2-2-24-3 47'3 Mavoor 2-4-27-5 104'5 Nclliyarikara 2-1-17-8 17'8 Mayyannoor 2-1-18-1 18'1 NENMENI 2-3-5 62 62

191 Serial number in Serial number in Location ~----... Location Name of ViliagefDesom Code Part A Part B Name of Village/Desom Code Part A Parte 1 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 Nenmeni 2-3-5-1 62'1 PERAMBRA 2-2-7 30 30' Nidumannur 2-1-7-1 7'1 Perambra 2-2-7-3 30'3 Nidumpoyil 2-2-14-6 37'6 Peravacheri 2-2-23-1 46'1 Nirmallur 2-2-29-1 52'1 Perilli 2-4-8-5 85'5" Nittur 2-1-9-1 9'1 2-4-28-1 105'1 NOCRAD 2-2-12 35 35 Perode 2-1-12-3 12':f~ Nochad 2-2-12-9 35'9 PERUMANNA 2-4-29 106 106· NOOLPUZHA 2-3-4 61 61 Perumanna 2-4-29-3 106'3- Noolpuzha 2-3-4-1 61'1 Perumundacheri 2-1-10-6 10.6- OLAVANNA 2-4-30 107 107 Perunthuruthi 2-4-15-1 92'1 Olavanna 2-4-30-4 107'4 Peruvankara 2-1-11-4 1l'4 OIlur 2-'2-31-8 54'8 PERUVANNA 2-2-9 32 32: Omasseri 2-4-10-7 87,7 Peruvanna 2-2-9-1 32'1 ONCHIAM 2-1-16 16 16 PERUVAYAL 2-4-28 105 10!)' Onchiam 2-1-16-2 16'2 Peruvayal 2--4-28-5 105'5 Onnal 2-2-10-4 33'4 Pillaperuvanna 2-2-7-2 30'2 Oottery 2-2':":21-8 44'8 Pinangode 2-3-20-2 77-2 Oravil 2-2-31-3 54'3 Po1ur 2-4-17-4 94'4- 2-1-14-7 14'7 Ponginichikkallur 2-3-8-1 65'1 PADINHARETRARA 2-3-11 68 68 Ponmeri 2-1-20-1 20.1 Padinharethara 2-3:"1l-1 68'l POOLACODE 2---4-26 103 lOS: Padinjattummuri 2-4-16-5 93'5 Poolacode 2-4-26-6 103'6 Padur 2-4-6-2 83'2 Poolapoyil 2--4-21-6 98'6~ Paithoth 2-2-5-2 28'2 Poonath 2-2-24--2 47'2. Pakkom 2-3-1-1 58'1 Poonur 2-2-27-3 50<> Palangad 2-4-3-3 80'3 POOTHADI 2-3-2 59 59' Palangad 2-4-27-7 104'7 Poothadi 2-3-2-2 59'2. Palannur 2-4-21-2 98'2 Poovampayi 2-2-26--2 49'2 Palath 2--4-13-5 90'5 Poovattuparamba 2--4-28-4 105'4 PALAYAD 2-1-23 23 23 Porangottur 2---4-10-5 87·,s. Palayad 2-1-23-2 23'2 Poravur 2-2-4-7 27'1' Palazhi 2--4-30-1 107'1 PuliyanchPurakkad 2-2-17-3 40'3· Pandikkod 2-2-11-2 34-2 PURAKKADI 2-3-7 64 64 Pannicode 2-4-25-2 102-2 Purakkadi 2-3-7-1 64'1 Pannikottur 2-4-3-2 80-2 Purakkal 2-2-13--9 41'9' PANNIKOTTUR 2-2-8 31 31 PURAMERI 2-1-10 10 W Pannikkottur 2-2-8-1 31-1 Purameri 2-1-10-1 10-1 Pannoor 2-4-4--4 81-4 Puthancheri 2-2-31-11 54'11 Parakkad 2-2-18--4 41·4 Puthiyangadi 2-4-15-5 92'.'). 2-1-1-5 1'5 PUTHUPPADI 2-4-6 83 83 Parambathukavu 2--4-11-2 88'2 Puthuppadi 2-4-6-1 83'1 Parambil 2-1-20-2 20'2 PUTHUR 2-4-10 87 87 Parambil 2-4--17-5 94'5 Puthur 2--4-10-6 87-6, Parannur 2-4-3-6 80-6 Puthur 2--4-15--4 92-4 Pathiripatta 2-1-8-3 8-3 Puthur 2-4-29-4 106-4- Pathiyarakkara 2-1-23-1 23'1 Puthurvattom 2-2-30-3 53-3 Pavandoor 2--4-2-2 79'2 Puthurvattom 2-2-31-9 54-9 Payimbalasseri 2-4--12-5 89-5 2-2-12-5 35'5, Payimbra 2-4--17-3 94'3 RamalLur 2-2-12-3 35-3 Payingottayi 2-1-19-7. • 19·7 Ramallur 2-4-2-4 79'4 Payingottupuram 2-4-18~·r 95'1 RAMANATTUKARA 2-4-31 108 108 Payyathur 2-1-14-3 14'3 RAROTH 2-4-9 86 86 PAYYOLI 2-2-16 39 39 Ravoth 2-4-9-6 86'6 Pazhur 2-4--26-10 103'10 Rayarangoth 2-1-17-1 17'1

192 S,rial number in Seri4l number in Location ,-----"---, Lo,alion ,-_-.A.__ --,. Name oj VillageJDesom Code Part A Part B Name of Village/De.som Code Part A PartB 1 2 3 if I 2 3 4- Sanketham 2-4-26-4 103'4 Valayannur 2-1-9-3 9'3 SIVAPURAM 2-2-28 51 51 Valiyakode 2-2-12-2 35'2 Sivapuram 2-2-28-1 5I-1 Valiyakumbalam 2-2--4-2 27'2 SULTAN'S BATTERY 2-3-6 63 63 Vabyaparamba 2-4--4-2 81'2 Sultan's :Battery 2-3-6-J 63'1 Valliyad 2-1-19-1 19'1 THALAKULATHUR 2-4-14 91 91 Vallyoth 2-2-27-1 50·1 Thalakulathur 2-4-14-3 91'3 Valur 2-2-12-6 35'6 Thalaperumauna 2-4-11-5 88'5 VANlMAL 2-1-3 3 3 Thaliyil 2--1-7-8 7'8 Vanimal 2-1-3-7 3-7 Thamarasseri 2-4-13-7 90-7 Vanmukam 2-2-18-ti 41'6 Thanakkottur 2-1-1-2 1'2 Varikkoli 2-1-11-11 11'11 THARIYODE 2--3-12 69 69 Varisakuni 2-1-17-2 17'2 Thariyode 2-3-12-1 69'1 Vatayam 2-1-9-2 9'2 Thattlikara 2--1-14-1 14'1 Vattoli 2-1-8-2 8'2 THAZHECODE(Portion)2-4-20 97 97 Vavad 2--4-10-3 B7'3 - Thechiyad :J-4-21-4 98'4 Veernangalam 2-2-18-8 41'8 Thekkumthara 2-3-13-1 70·1 Veeravancheri 2-2-18-5 41'5 THIKKODY 2-2-17 40 ·10 Velakkad 2-2-18-11 41-ll 2-1-4-1 4-1 2-2-1 N N 2--1-18-2 VELAM Thiruniana 18'2 Velam 2-2-1-3 24-3 THIRUVALLUR 2-1-21 21 21 2-4-9-4 21-[ Velimanna 86'4 '] 'hiruvallur 2-1-21-1 2-4-31-2 108'2 2-4-22 99 Vthpram TllIRUVAMBADI Y9 Veliyambam 2-3-2-1 j9-1 2~4-2~-1 99-1 Thiruvanibadi Vellanoor 2-4--26-3 103-3 2-2-21-13 44-13 Thiruvangara Vellarakkad 2-2-18--12 41'12 2-2-33-5 Thiruvangour 'ifi'5 Vellayinicodc 2-4-29-5 106-5 2-2-23-6 4G'() Thiruvot Vellikulangara 2-1-16-3 16 :i Thodannur 2-1-19-5 19-5 Velliparamba 2-4-29-1 106-[ Tholeri 2-2-15-2 38'2 VelIiyode 2-1-3-1 3-1 Thondipoyil 2-1-9-4 9'4 Velliyul' 2-2-12-8 3,)-8 Thorayi 2-2-34-8 57'8 2-1-21-2 2]-2 2-2-17-1 40-1 Vellookkara Thrikkottur Velloor 2-1-12-5 12-5 2-1-12 12 THUNERI 12 Velur 2-2-34-9 57-9 Thuneti 2-1-12-2 12'2 2-2-33-6 56-6 THURAYUR 2-2-15 38 38 1 hurayur 2-2-15-1 38'1 VENGAPPALLY 2-3-13 70 70 Thuruthi 2-1-13-5 13-5 Vengappally 2-3-13-2 70-2 Thuruthiyad, 2-2-30-2 53-2 Vengappatta 2-2-11-3 34-3 Thuvvakode 2-2-33-3 56-3 Vengoli 2-1-13-7 13-7 Trikkaipatta 2-3-18-1 75-1 Vennacode 2-4-10-10 87-10 Trikuttisseri 2-2-24-4 47'4 Vennacode 2-4-19-2 96-2 ULLIYERI 2-2-31 54 54 VennacJde 2-4-21-7 98-7 Ulliyeri 2-2-31-4 54'4 Vennarode 2-2-2-2 25'2 Ummathur 2-1-1-1 1'1 Verkadavu 2-1-3-5 3-5 UNNIKULAM 2-2-27 50 50 Vevath 2-1-1-6 1'6 Unnikulam 2-2-27-2 50-2 Vezhapur 2-4-9-2 86'2 Urallur 2-2-21-7 44-7 Vil.kkoitur 2-1-1-3 1'3 Uralungal 2-1-16-4 16-4 ViIathapuram 2-1-10--4 10-4 Urath 2-1-9-5 9'5 Vilayattur 2-2-14--1 37'1 Vadakkanad 2-3-3-2 60'2 VI LLIAPPALI,Y 2-1-18 18 18 Vadakkumbad 2-2-4-4 27-4 Villiappally 2-1-18-3 18-3 Vakayad 2-2-24-5 47'5 Viryambram 2-2-28-5 51-5 Vakoly 2-2-21-9 44-9 Vishnumangalam 2-1-11-3 11'3 VALAYAM 2-1-2 2 2 VIYYUR 2-2-19 42 42 Valayam 2-1-2-1 2'1 Viyyur 2-2-19-5 42-5 Valayannoor 2--4-27-2 104'2 Vykkilasseri 2-1-17-3 17-3

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PUBLICATION PROGRAMME

Portrait of Popllliation A descriptive analysis Part I-A First Part of the General Report

Part I-B Second Part of the General Report

Part I-C Subsidiary Tables Part II-A General Population Tables (A Series) Part lI-B Economic Tables (B Series)

Part II-C (i) Di"tribution ofPopulation-Motb.er-tongu~ and Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Part I1-C (ii) Other Social "and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables­ Tables - Oll Household Composition, Single Year A~e, Marital Status, Educationalleve13, Scheduled Ca<;tcs and Scheduled Tribes, etc.

Part II-D Migration Ta"les Part III Report and Tables on Establishments

Part IV Homing R~port and Tables Part V Special Tables an i Ethnographic N )tes on Schedule J Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Part VI-A Town Directory

Part VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Town" Part VI-C Sunrey Reports on Selected Villages

Part VIII-A Administratio<1 Report-Enumeration 1 M.fi le fi ~Jvot. or sa - or Part VIIl-B Administration Report-Tabulation J official use on~y

Part IX State Census Atlas Part X District Census Handbooks Parts A and B Village and Town Directory and Village and Town­ wise Primary Census Abstract

Part C Analytical Report, Administrative Statements and District Census Tables

ALL INDIA PUBLICATIONS

Volumes similar to those indicated abovc are being published at the all-India level. Ap~rt from these, All India Census Tables on I % sample basis being Part II (Special) and a Special Report on Graduates and Technical Personnel being Part VII are also being published.

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