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Details of Land Acquired by Goa Industrial Development Corporation for Setting up of the Industrial Estates /Areas Details of Land acquired by Goa Industrial Development Corporation for setting up of the Industrial Estates /Areas Sl Industrial District Taluka Village Survey No. Land acquired N Estate in m2 1 Corlim North – Tiswadi Corlim Plot No.III Cadastral Survey nos. 211363 Goa. Plot No. I Cadastral Survey No.I Plot No. 1 Cadastral Survey no. 1 Plot mo. II Cadastral survey no.2 2 part. Martiz No. 212 Plot No. III Cadastal Survey No. 1/part 2 Margao South- Salcete St. Jose 96 (part), 117 (1) 292551 Goa. de Areal (part), 117/2 (part) 3 Sancoale South- Marmugao Sancoale 62 (part),185/Part, 181/Part 183, 4,29,282 Goa 187 Part, 186 Part, 184 4 Mapusa North - Bardez Mapusa 2169 Part 66899 Goa 5 Tivim North- Bardez Tivim, Tivim: 500 Part 502 part, 501 part 253744 Goa Colvale Colvale: 108,438/1, 438/1-A, 2 to Mapusa 38, 439 of Colvale Village PT Sheet No.1 Mapusa: chalta No. 1 (part) of Mapusa 6 Bicholim North Bicholim Bicholim 55/1 to 5, 48/0,49/1 to 4, 50/0, 212276 Goa 51/0, 54/0, 45/7, 43/9, 57/7 50/0, 51 (part), 53/1 to 6, 54, 55/2, 58/1 to 22, 60/2 (part) 3 (part), 4 (Part), 5 (part), 6 part 7 (part), 10 (part), 11 (part), 28 (part) 32 (part), 34 (part), 35 (part), 36 (part), 37 (part), 38 (part), 39 (part), 40 (part), 41 (part),4319 44 (part) 45 (part), 46 (part), 47 (part), 48 (part) 49 (part), 50 (part), 51 (part), 52 (part),53 (part), 54 (part),55 (part) 56 (part), 57 (part 7 Honda North- Sattari Honda, Honda: 99 101, 1,2, 3 & 4 Goa Saleli, Saleli 37/1, 2, 3, 4 Bhuipal Bhuimpal 30/1,2,3 31,1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 27/2, 3 8 Kakoda South- Quepem Cacora 86/1, 2 (part), 85/1, 57/2, 3 (part) 260845 (Phase I, II, Goa 85/1 part III, IV) 59/12, 59/18, 78/1 (part) 78/7 (part), 79/1 (part) 79/2 (part), 80/1 (part), 80/2 (part), 80/3 (part) 80/4, 82/1 (part), 82/5 )(part), 82/6 (part) 82/7 (part), 82/8 (part), 83/1, 83/2, 83/3, 83/4 (part) of Cacora Village. Sl Industrial District Taluka Village Survey No. Land acquired N Estate in m2 9 Kundaim North- Ponda Kundaim, Kundaim: 34, 49 Sub Div. 1 to 3, 2498336 Goa Kunkolie 44, 45 Sub Div. 1 to 3, 46 sub Div 1 m & to 8, 42 Sub Div 5 to 13, 43 of Bhoma Kundaim village 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Bhoma:Sub Div. 1 of Boma Village Kunkoliem:64, 65, 70, 71 of Kunkoliem Village 10 Bethora North – Ponda Bethora 177 (part), 178 (part) 204558 Goa 11 Canacona South – Canacona Chaudi 12/2 Part 143310 Goa 12 Tuem North- Pernem Tuem 52/1, to 11, 52/12 to 26 in Tuem 634806 Goa Village 48 (part), 53 (part) 63 (part)55/Part 56, 57/(p) 58/(p) 61, 62/1 to 21, 62/23 to 45 63/Part, 66, 68, 71 & 73/ (p) 60, 67/1 (p) 13 Verna South – Salcete Cortalim 138/1, 158, 159, 160 of Cortalim 6895386 Goa Village 100/7, 97/6, 92/3, 89/2-45, 47, 48, 67, 93/3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 13-26, 68/23, 25, 37-39, 41-46, 87/1-30, 88/1-10, 88/11 (part), 95/1-11 of Quelossim Village . 26,28,29,31 of Nagoa Village Cortalim-158 Part Quelossim Village-99 (part), 99/2 (part) 98 (part), 101/1, 101/2 (part), 66 (part), 89/3 (part), 89/34 (part) 35 (part),21 (part), 46 (part), 47 (part), 48 (part), Nagoa Village – 40 (part) 30 (part-), 31 (part) 34 (part) Verna South- Salcete Loutolim 203/Ip, 202/IP, 201/IP, 161 /1 (P), (Road) Goa 162/IP Verna South- Salcete Loutolim 36/1 (Road) Goa Verna – Ph 33/0 Part, 93/0, 160/1 Part 161/1 III pt, 161/2Pt, 162/1 pt 201/1 Pt, 202/1 Pt, 203/1 pt 259/0 260/0, 261/0 pt, 262/0, 263/1 pt, 264/1 pt 264/2 pt, 265/Part 266/1, 279/1 part, 279/3 279/3, 280/0/pt 324/1 Verna – IV A South- Salcete Loutolim 35/Part Goa Sl Industrial District Taluka Village Survey No. Land acquired N Estate in m2 14 Cuncolim South- Salcete Cuncolim 295/1Part, 295/2, 307/Part,305/1 972335 Goa to 96, 326/1 to 114, 304/1 to 3, 327/1 to 11, 328/1 to 10, 328/3 part, 328/4 to 10, 329/1 to 15, 330/1 to 7, 331,1 to 8, 332/1 to 8 333, 334/1 to 9, 335/1 part, 335/2-4, 375/5 part, 335/6 to, 337 part, 324/1 to 16, 323/0, 322/0, 325/o, 319/1 to 42, 318/1-34, 320/1 to 6 306 part, 321, 317 15 Pilerne North- Bardez Marra & 85 (Part), 91 (Part) 501995 Goa Saligao 171/1 Part 16 Madkaim North - Ponda Madkaim 420/Part, 419, 391/Part,418, 530410 Goa 392/Part, 393/Part 417/1 to 51, 428/ Part, 427, 511, 472/Part, 473, 471/Part, 426/1 to 24 of Madkaim Village 17 Shiroda North – Ponda Shiroda 491/1,and 492/1 105100 Goa 18 Pissurlem North- Sattari Pissurlem Pissurlem:24/1, 24/A, 24/C 1, 40/4 801720 Goa & Bhuipal: 16/1, 29/1, 28/2 Bhuipal 19 Colvale North- Bardez Colvale 220/1, 218/1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 231070 Goa. 220/1-A 20 Sanguem South- Sanguem Costi 46/3 498850 Goa 21 Panchawadi North- Ponda Shiroda 98/1 Part 216139 Goa .
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