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MAP:Bidar(Karnataka) 76°40'0"E 76°50'0"E 77°0'0"E 77°10'0"E 77°20'0"E 77°30'0"E 77°40'0"E TOW VI Road/s ARDS S RA BIDAR DISTRICT GEOGRAPHICAL AREA HALA WARD CA Village With NI SH TO Passing 168 Name Population > 5000 (KARNATAKA) Through N N A N A KEY MAP D E Murki,Aurad SH 4, SH 15, SH 34, SH N D CA-01 D (TP),Kamalnagar (CT) 168, SH 122, SH 219 E D N IZ A M A B ± A Mehkar,Saigaon,Bhatambra, D R U Khatak SH 4, SH 34, SH 75, SH T T CA-01 CA-02 O A L Chincholi,Dhanura,Bhalki 123, SH 165, SH 105 W SAVRGAON-HAN A GRGA R OAD (TMC) R D L S E T H O K Mirkhal,Hulsoor,Belura,Parta N R CA-02 D A pur,Morkhandi,Narayanapur, NH 9, NH 218, SH 11, C M H I S CA-03 Yerandi,Rajeshwar,Mantala, SH 163, SH 34, SH 51, R ira D ng La R ga ke 18°20'0"N Ujlam,Kohinoor,Mudbi,Basav SH 126, SH 123, SH 165 T a A N D OW W W A IZ B CA-05 akalyan (CMC) A 18°20'0"N D TO A N A Murki A A R *# O M M D R S CA-03 S A O S H 12 KI Ghatboral,Dubalgundi,Kanka 2 R B T U CA-04 OG A K tta,Hallikhed M - D A A D A B E (B),Hudgi,Kodambal,Nirna,M NH 9, NH 218, SH 15, M R M CA-04 A annaekhalli,Bemalkheda,Ho SH 75, SH 105, SH 122 I K a D E D mb am mnabad (TMC),Chitgoppa A ka RO E GULBARGA R (TMC) GA Aurad (Tp) NA AL !."/ AM ur Da -K alp m Total Population within the Geographical Area as per Census 2011 A m Janwada,Amlapur,Chitta,Ka B a M 5 A J NH9,SH4,SH15,SH K 1 17.03 Lacs (Approx.) CA-05 mthana,Bagdal,Manhalli,Ma Kamalnagar (Ct) E AD Dam AR O H ur 105, SH 122 AMB S d Total Geographical Area (Sq KMs) No. of Charge Areas ngalgi,Bidar (CMC) !. D-EK a URA E A 5442 5 CA-01 S H Charge Area Identification Taluka Name 2 1 9 CA-01 Aurad CA-02 Bhalki CA-03 Basavakalyan 18°10'0"N 34 N SH CA-04 Homnabad O 18°10'0"N D R ID CA-05 Bidar U A T R M O A anji A r D L a R iv AD e O r R A ID LEGEND D O N Mehkar M T *# anjir OWARDS AURAD a R iv e T LANDMARKS r OW 34 AR Bhatambra SH D *# S /" Saigaon N DISTRICT HEAD QUARTER A *# RA Y Bhalki (Tmc) Man A jira N /" !."/ R K TALUKA HEAD QUARTER iv H e E CA-02 r D SH 1 65 SH 1 23 .! MAJOR TOWNS Hulsoor BIDA R k *# R r La e 1 O pu 1 A s D a Janwada il VECTORS SH V *# Pa 18°0'0"N Mirkhal dada ccim H va a L # a ak * U an e L J 18°0'0"N 34 B H A NATIONAL HIGHWAY S R G La A lar ke ri Lake ai ke T R ni O O M o W A Dhanura H ARDS D *# STATE HIGHWAY TA Belura MBALA *# S H S R la M H 4 IN MAJOR ROAD a 7 an G a 5 ji R N ra O i R A k D l iv u e RAILWAY r KEB h R SH 1 O Bidar (Cmc) C A !."/ R D I N 6 G M 3 A RO NGA GA BOUNDARY Ghatboral Khatak Chincholi L A PE *# *# D T RO AD Partapur S WATER BODIES I Amlapur *# R CA-05 Basavakalyan (Cmc) S *# I - Morkhandi A 2 !."/ U *# 2 R Kamthana 1 A H Narayanapur Dubalgundi D *# Chitta e *# S *# ak *# R L Hallikhed (B) OA a t *# T yanpur D n a L VILLAGE POPULATION r ak O a a e servoir r e N W 51 p R i Kankatta ja A NH-9 T n SH *# a 17°50'0"N AD ¤£ ar R MOD K D TOWARDS TAL Mantala S 17°50'0"N 105 G *# *# SH VILLAGE WITH POPULATION 5000 AND ABOVE A 5 1 N CA-03 H G S tnall A a i L R Rajeshwar h ake *# C A Yerandi M OSMANAB *# REMARKS:- SH 75 La alli ke h Manhalli n !."/ a *# i. Landmarks are indicative in nature. Ujlam Hudgi M Homnabad (Tmc)*# K ii. Each charge area is depicted in different color and is enclosed by physical *# Mangalgi Bagdal *# *# A features such as roads, rivers, railway tracks or administrative boundaries CA-04 D S E as shown in the map. H 34 H 51 M S Mannaekhalli iii. This map is a part of 'application-cum-bid document' for the ulla Mudbi M ma *# Bidar District Geographical area. # ri * R e s NH-218 e ¤£ SH 34 r v NH-9 o Chitgoppa (Tmc) ¤£ i r Reservoir !. TOWARDS CHARAKPALLY MAP SCALE SH 126 ed kh li a Nirna 00.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 H *# Kilometers Kohinoor S *# H Bemalkheda 7 *# 5 17°40'0"N 17°40'0"N Kodambal *# SH 126 APUR TOW SH 11 PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS REGULATORY BOARD TOWA AR T LGA KAMAL O SH DS V K SALGAR RDS KAMAL W 1 22 1st Floor, World Trade Centre, Babar Road, New Delhi-110001 A R ARDS D W GULBARGA S C TO A H A ARDS AMBA P U N T R N O OW U W T R AR Map No. PNGRB/CGD/BID/5/2015/18/GA-Bidar District DS Date T January-2015 UM K Map Title UNT Bidar District Geographical Area A RMSI 76°40'0"E 76°50'0"E 77°0'0"E 77°10'0"E 77°20'0"E 77°30'0"E 77°40'0"E.
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