CENSUS 1971

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ONGOLE (PRAKASAM)

PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

T. VEDANTAM Of THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 tlnd Darsi taluks. It receives seveml streams from both sides of which the Chilamaleru and the Doma­ puvagu on its left flank are important. It then flows east and finally falls in the Bay of Bengal near De­ varampadu in Ongole taluk. The total length of the river is about 265Kms. or 165 miles.

The TiveT together with all its tributaries plays a vital mle in the economic life of Ongole district. During the decade 1961-70, some of the old anicuts

UY OF thrown across either Gundlakamma or its tributaries a£NGAt. were impmved besides taking up a few new ventures to improve the irrigation potential of the district. It has a total catchment area of about 3,000 Sq. Miles. The Cum bum tank system ayacut area spreads over 6,275 acres. It is being improved and an additiol1al area of 629 acres is to be irrigated. There are 5 more Gundlakamma River projects being constructed on the tributaries of GUlld­ Ongole District is a new district formed on lakamma river in the taluks of Markapur, Darsi, and 2-2-1970. It was subsequently renamed as 'Prakasam Ongole. !heegaleru aniclit near Thokapalle gandi, District' in 1972 to cherish the fond memory of the a reservoIr across Rallavagu near Mllraripalle village great Andhra leader, Tanguturi Prakasam Panthulu, and a supply channel from GUlldlakamma TiveT to born in this district. feed Pedda Cheruvll near Vemulakota village in Markapur taluk and Rallavagu anicut neaT Sanika­ The Gundlakamma River, comparatively un­ varam village are under construction. All these known among the major river systems of the State, projects together . irrigate an area of 2,534 is of great importance for Ongole district as it is acres. In Darsi talllk, a feeder channel to the only perennial water stream constituting its life­ Gundlakamma river is under construction near line with its t)-ibutaries and hill streams. The river Kocherlakota group ot tanks. About 978 .acres rises at an altitude of 2,954' (900 metres roughly) are likely to be irrigated undeT this scheme. near Gundlabrahmeswaram village nestling in the Another anicut across Dornapuvagu, its tributar), is Nallamalai hills in Nand)lal taluk of Kurnool district. being constructed near Vitalapur~m which will iTTi­ A fter receiving the two moun tain torren ts of the gate 166 aCTes. Bhmlf1nasi Project is a small project Jampaleru and the Vemuleru, the river enters the constructed across the Bhavanasi Tiver, a tributary to plains through the gorge of Cum bum where it was Gundlakamma and is intended to irrigate about 2,500 acres of land in five villages of Ongole taluh. dammed to form the great Cumbum tank during the The Nagarjunasagar Right Side Canal (Jawahar ca­ Vijayanagara period. ~ Thereafter the river receives nal) which passes through Markapur,Darsi, Podili and several tributaries besides carrying the mrplus waters of the tank. It runs in a north-easterly direction, se­ K anigiri taluks of this district crosses over the Gundla­ kamma river and two at its tributaries namely Tala­ parating the former districts of Kurnool and Gllntur, galeru 01' Teegalent and DlIvvaleru through aqueducts and turns to the north to assume a meandering com­ at thTee places, viz., i) Laxmipuram village of Darsi se across the Velikonda hills. Flowing in a north-easter­ talllk; ii)Tokapalle and iii) Viswanathapuram ly direction, it strikes the western boundary of Vinll­ villages, both of Markapur taluk, which are undeT konda taluk, near Tangirala where it is joined by construction. lhe Kand/eru, its most important tributary in Ongole district. At Ail1avolu village it crosses the Gllntakal­ Though this is a small river it used to cause im­ Vijayawada railway line from where it flows further mense damage to persons, properties and cattle due to east collecting the Valent and the Javllkavagu on its the sudden nature of its floods. It used to be described rzght [lank. It is joined enroute by its other impor­ in the past as the River of Sorrow. In these days of tant tributaries like the Pasupuleru and the Konenl. concern for the small man, Government's efforts to Flowing soufhwards with a slight inclination to the harness the waters of this small river for irrigation east, the river enters into Ongole taluk via Darsi purposes has tamed it substantially. Noto it is the taluk. It then meets Bhavanasi, one of its important RiveT of Happiness to the most backward of talllhs tributaries Tising in the north-west corner of Ongole through which it passes. Verity Gundlakamma is the taluk, a few miles to the nOTth of Addanki. From River of Destiny for the people of this district - the Addanki, the river flows south separating the Ongole River of the District! PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the publication of the Hand­ books due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 19,1 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A - Village and Town Directory, Part B - Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C - Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and Di ,trict Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc.• available in the towns and villages. as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Hand­ books of all the 21 Districts in the State have been finalised already and I expect before the end of 1973 Parts A and B for all the 21 Districts would have been published.

The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the DireGtor of Census Operatiom while the cost of paper, printing etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Anclhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing- of the Handbook!S. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments but for whose co-operation Part-A of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to all of them for furnishing- me the reguired data.

I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Hand­ books in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.

The following staff of my Office worked on the present volume of Ongole (Prakasam) Dis­ trict Censm Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my office.

Sri P. B. Sunder Raj,. Tabulation Officer \ Drafting, Scrutiny and Sri T. Brahmaiah, Statistical Assistant ~ Supervision of Printing Sri K. V. Sarma, Statistical Assistant )

Sri G. V. Ramachandran, Computor ') Sri S. Rama Krishna, Assistant Compiler I Sri P. V. Prabhaker, Assistant Compiler I Collection and Smt. K. Subbalakshmi, Computor >- Compilation Knm. K. Anasuya, Assistant Compiler I Sri ~. V. Sastry, Assistant Compiler ) 11

Sri G. Jayaraju, Proof Reader \. Proof Reading Sri S. Venkata Ramulu, Proof Reader J Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler } Scrutiny of Maps

') Supervision of Sri M. N. Ram ~fohan, Artist r Mapping Work Sri Syed Ahmed. Senior Draughtsman '\ I Sri M. J. Sadiq. Draughtsman I Sri N. C. Swamy. Draughtsman I I Sri Moinuddin Hassan. Draughtsman I Sri M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman >- Preparation of l\1api Sri Md. Yaqub Ali, Draughtsman I Sri B. Raghuram, Draughtsman I J Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman I Sri D. Koteswara Rao, Computor J I am grateful to their services. I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves.

T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS Pages In troduction 1- 4

PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-12 Village Directory: Ongole Taluk 13-19 Kandukur Taluk 21~33 Kanigiri Taluk 35-47 Giddalur Taluk 49-55 Markapur Taluk 57-63 Podili Taluk 65-71 Darsi Taluk 73-81 Addanki Taluk 83-89 ChiruJa Taluk 91-93

Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 94-95

SECTION II-ToWN DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Town Directory 97-103

Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 104 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns lOS Statement III Civic Finance 106 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities 107 Statement V Mr:dical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 108 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 109 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 110

PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRA~T

Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract III-II7

Primary Census Abstract: ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT 118-125 Ongole Taluk 127-156 Kandukur Taluk 157-185 Kanigiri Taluk 186-213 Giddalur Taluk 215-238 Markapur Taluk 239-259 Podili TaJuk 261-273 Darsi Taluk 275-287 Addanki Taluk 289-305 Cbirala Taluk 307-333

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MAPS

ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT • Fron tispiece

Ongole Taluk Facing Page 13 21 Kandukur Taluk " 35 Kanigiri Taluk " Giddalur Taluk ., 49 Markapur Taluk 57 " Podili Taluk 65 " Darsi Taluk 73 " Addanki Taluk 83 " Chirala Taluk ,, 91 Ongole District-Talukwise Density of PopUlation ,. III FIGURES AT A GLANCE

COAIPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT

Ongole Aodbra Pradesh (Prakasam) State District

POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 1,919,995 Males 22,008,663 966,180 Females 21,494,045 953,81.5 RURAL P.ersons 35,100,181 1,707,367 Males 17,698,247 858,217 Females 17,401,934 849,150 URBAN Persons 8,402,527 212,628 Males 4,310,416 107,963 Females 4,092,111 104,665

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH +20.9 +14.~5 RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,754.0 17,620.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION PER Sq. Km. 157 109 SEX RATIO (Number of females per 1,000 977 987 Males)

PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 23.2 Males 33.2 33.2 Females 15.8 13.0 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 11.1 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 40.5 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 57.1 Females 24.2 23.7 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS:

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 11.7 Males 37.4 20.7 Females 19.4 2.6

(ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 16.9 Males 27.7 17.4 Females 63.1 16.4 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 29.3 Males 34.9 33.2 Females 17.5 19.9 Vi

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 13.3 9.3 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 9.3 Females 13.2 9.2

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 3.8 2.9 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 2.9 Females 3.8 2.8

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 8,041,925 377,434 HOUSES NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 1,097 Inhabited 27,221 1,005 Uninhabited 2,207 92

NUMBER OF URBAN AREAS 224 9 INTRODUCTION

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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District Manuals aod District Gazetteers District Census Handltooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand­ Government compiled and published a District Man­ books for each district in place of Village Statements ual for each district. It contained not only particu­ was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 lars of items of more or less a permanent character Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I. C, S., the then such as physical characteristics, history, religion and Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Com­ ethnography but also a few statistical tables inclu­ missioner of India as part of <1 plan intended to secure ding those relating to population which became an effective method of preservi ng the census records obsolete wi thin a few years of their publication. The prepared for areas below the distrIct level He pro­ Madras Government, therefore, replaced these Dis­ posed that all the District Census Tables and Census trict Manuals by another publication known as the Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and District Gazetteer consisting of two Volumes' A' and compilation, should be bJund toge ther in a single 'B'. Volume A contained descriptive matter and such manuscript vol ume called the" District Census Hand­ general tables as might be necessary to explain the book" and suggested to the S'ate Governments that text and Volume B contained detailed statistics. the Handbook with or without the addition of other They decided that Volume B should be brought out useful inform'ltion relating to the di~trict should be periodically after each decennial census so that they printed and published at their own cost, in the same contain the latest statistics. Volume A was publi­ manner as the village statistics of the past censuses, shed for some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the This suggestion was accepted by most of the State composite Madras State. The publication of Volume Governments. Both the composite Madras State and A was discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published the erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this sugges­ for all the districts of the composite Madras State tion and published the DistIict Census Handbooks between 1906 and 1915. The publication of Volume for all districts at their own cos t. In the erstwhile cB' was also stopped after 1931 Census. Due to the Hyderabad State, the District Census Handbooks n World War, the District Gazetteers were not were brought out in two parts, Part I containing published after the 1941 Census. Administrative Statistics and Part II the Census In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gaze­ Tables. In the composite Madras State, the Hand­ tteer Volumes were brought out for some of the dis­ books were brought out in oae single volume only for tricts. each district.

The scheme of publication of revised District Pattern at 1961 Census Gazetteers was started in )958 by the State Govern­ ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some dis­ At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District tricts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been Census HandbookS was significa ntly enlarged by published already. Sri Ashok Mitra, I. C. S., the then Registrar General, Tbe Village Statements India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Cen­ sus of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. Apart from there District Manuals and Gaz­ The first part contained narratiVe description of the etteers, the census da ta upto village level used to physical features, History, Social, Economic, and be published in a brochure called "Village State­ Demographic characteristics, the progress made in each ment" for each district immediately after every census field of administration over the past decades and a from 1872 upto 1941. brief gazetteer of places. The s econd p~rt contained The Village Statements merely showed the the Administrative Statistics of various departments. number of occupied houses and population by reli­ The third part contained the 1961 Census Tables viz., gion of each village and town and they did not con­ General Population Tables, Economic Tables, Cul­ tain any more details. From the 1951 Census, Village tural and Migra tion Tables, Special Tables on Schedu­ Statements were replaced by the District Census Hand­ led Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth par t con­ books. sisted of Village and Town Directory which was the 2

most vital part of the Handbook, giving villagewise ties, communications, particulars of land use, mar· and townwise Primary Census Abstract i.e., particulars kets, places of religious, historical or archaeological of area, households, population, Scheduled Castes, interest in the village. Scheduled Tribes, literates, broad categorisation of working population etc. Important amenities such as Town Directory educational, medical, public health and communica­ The Town Directory portion con tains data in tion facilities available were also indicated against seven state men ts. Particulars like the civic admini­ each village and town. Nine Sub-Tables containing stration status, its origin, the growth and decline of villagewise particulars such as irrigation sources, its popUlation, functionaJ category, physical aspects important crops raised, value of land, co-operative and location, municipal finances, civic and other societies, industrial establishments, police stations, amenities, medical, educational, recreational and list of skilled craftsmen etc., were given after cuI tural facilities, trad'e, industry, commerce and Village and Town Directory. A tabular statement on banking facilities and lastly the religious composition Fairs and Festivals in the district was given at the end of the town and the Scheduled Castes/Tribes popu. of the volume. All these four parts were bound in a Jation inhabiting are presented in seven statements. single volume and published at the cost of the State They are given for each town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. Government. Part B: Primary Census Abstract Pattern at 1971 Census The District Census Handbooks proved to be This part gives for each revenue village and also very useful and valuable publications and had consi­ for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the derable demand by public as well as the official users Primary Census data i.e., area, occupied residential of the census data. At the 1971 Census, it was there­ houses, number of households, total population and fore, decided not only to continue the publication of its break up by sex, Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes population, literate population, working the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge its popUlation by nine broad categories of cultivators, scope further. agricultural labourers, those working in livestOCk, At the last Census, there was some delay in the forestry, fishing, plmtations etc., in mining and pUblication of the Di:itrict Census Handbooks due to quarrying, in manufacturing, in construction, in the inadequate printing facilities. In order to avoid trade and commerce, in tran,port, &torage and com­ delay in publication and also to make available the munications and in other services' and the non-work­ more important census data to the planners, admi­ ing population as per the 1971 Census. nistrators and other users who may be not only eager but in dire necessity to use the information in their Part C : Admioi!itrative Statistics and Report respective spheres, it has been decided to bring out This part comprises the various administrative the District Census Handbooks in three parts viz. statistics pertaining to t he district with special refer­ Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A contains Village ence to the development taken place during 1961.70 and Town Directory. Part B contains Village and in different spheres and also the 1971 Censm Tables Town Primary Census Abstract. Part C contains rela ting to the General Population, Economic Charac­ Administrative Statistics and Analytical Report. Parts teristics, Cultural and Migration features, Housing A and B of the District Census Handbooks of this and Establishment tables and data pertaining to the State are being brought out in one volume and Part district regarding langauge and religion. A write up, C will be brought out in a separate volume for each indicating the changes in the socio-economic and district a little later. demographic characteristics of the district and the developmen tal activities that have taken place in the A brief outline on the scope of each of these decade in the various fields like Agriculture, Indus­ three Parts is given below. tries, Trade and Commerce, Education, Medical Part A: Village and Town Directory and Public Health. Community Development etc., In this part, the Village Directory is given first is given at the beginning of this part. In view of the and then the Town Directory. elaborate wri te up alreadY gi ven in the 1961 District Census Handbooks, the present write up will be brief Village Directory and it will cover the present decade only. It is arranged talukwise and gives for each village, particulars of amenities available in respect Rural and Urban Classification of areas of educational and medical institutions, power and It is customary to cla<;sify the population of drinking water supply, postal and telegraphic facili- every country, at a census as Rural and Urban. Such 3 a classifica tion has considerable significance and is Besides clas~ifieation of all placell into Rural and necessary from the pointofa'se's,ing Ihr diff~refltials Urban areas, two neW concepts viz, Urban Agglome­ in the social, economic, cultural ai:d demographic ration and Standard Urban Area were newly evolved characteristics of the population. Hence at the begin­ a t the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained below. ning of each census, thc criteria for treating a place Urban Agglomeration as town (i,e. urban) or rural are evolved and the areas In several areas around a core C1 ty or statutory are then classified accordingly a~ per the ddi ni tion town have cor:-:e up Clirl)' large and well recogni~ed so evolwd· Railway ColonL" Uil!verc.,ity Campuse~" Port areas, From the year 1891, the cemus definition of a Military Camps t:IC Even though they are outside town in this country was more or less the same till the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns or cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever of the place by which the town itself is known or in poplllation and every other continuous collection of the revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,0(.0 may not be alt()gclher reLdistic to treat such ar~as persons, which the provincial DirectoIs of Ccn,us lying outsidl: lh..: ,latutory hmits of a town as rural Opera tions having regard to the character and rela­ units and al the same time each such individual area tive density of population, their importance as cen­ by itself may not satisfy the minimum population tres of trade decided them to be towns. In the appli­ limits to qualify to be treated as an independent town. cation of this definition there was some variation from Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with the main State to State according to the local condItions, It town and the continuous spreard including such was only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict defi­ urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as an in­ nition was sought to be applied throughout the tegrated urban area. At the 1971 Census such con­ country in order to determine a place as an urban tinuous urban spreads have been treated as integra­ unit. The same definition was followed at the 1971 ted urban areas and defined as Urban Agglomera­ Census also. The following criteria are adopted for tions. This concept of Urban Agglomeration replacea treating a place as a town at the 1971 Census. the concept of Town·group followed in the 1961 Cen­ sus. Urban Agglomerations can be constituted in the 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation or following situa tions:- Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part 2. All other places which satisfied th~ following of outgrowth being out of the statutory criteria; limits but falling within the boundaries (a) a minimum popula tion of 5,000 of the adjoining village or villages). ' (b) a density of population of at least 1 000 (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two or persons per Sq. mile (4CO persons p.:r Sq. more adjoining towns with their outgrowths Km.) and as in (a) and (C) A city and one or more adjoining towns with (c) at least three fourths (75%) of the male their ou tgrowths all of which forming a working population is non-agricultural. continuous spread. In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of Census Operations of the States were given discretion Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents to decide a place as town or village. wholly the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, the following four places are treated as The Towns are distributed into six classes as de. Urban Agglomerations. tailed below :- Name of the Classification of Towns Po pulation size Constituent units in the Urban Agglomeration Urban Agglomeration Class I 1,00,000 and above (1) (2) Class II 50,000-99,999 1 Visakhapatnam (a) Visakhapatnam City Class III 20,000-49,999 Urban Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Class IV 10,000-19,999 M unicipali ty Class V 5,000-9,999 (ii) Gajuvaka (Out­ Class VI Below 5,000 growth) The Class I Towns arc termed as Cities, (b) Gopalapatnam 4

Name of the Urban Agglo­ Constituent units in the Consequently the conclusions drawn became not meration Urban Agglomeration only invalid over a time but also lost spatial com­ (1) (2) parability with similar data processed both within the country and outside. These short-comings 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry reduced considerably the utiltty of the town-group Agglom eration Municipality concept which Was also found somewhat inadequate (b) Rajahmundry Non­ for the purpose it was developed. To enable the Municipal Area presentation of urban statistics on a uniform basis 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Munici- and als.) to ensure comparability of the Census data Agglomera tion pality from one decade to another and with similar data available from other coun tries, the concept of Stan­ (b) Patamata Town dard Urban Area has been envisaged and adopted at (c) Gunadala Town the 1971 Census.

4 Hyderabad Urban (a) Hyderabad Municipal The Standard Urban Area is defined as the Agglomera tion Corporation projected growth area of a city or town as it would (i) Hyderabad be in another three decades taking into account not Division only the towns and villages which will get merged (ii) Secunderabad into it but also the interv

The concept of the Standard Urban Area has (i) The core town should have a minimum popula­ been evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census tion of 50,000, to give out a more meaningful picture of the urban growth· The town-group concept adopted at the 1961 (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of Census did not effectively tackle the problem other urban as well as rural administrative involved in reporting urban statistics apart from units having close and mutual socio·economic lacking a uniform application throughout the links with the core town and country. It also did not bring out a spatially conti­ (iii) The entire area included in the Standard guous t~rritory of urban-rural settlements but merely Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in a span bound up loosely clustered population popularly of two to three decades. known as the satellite towns or the constituent units whose jurisdictions were subjected to frequent In Oagole district, Chirala Town with its sur­ changes and thus lacked in stability. The interven­ rounding villages is treated as a Standard Urban ing rural areas Were also left out of the account. Area. fART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory

SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The main purpose of the Village Directory is to available in the village such as the educational, indicate the availability of important facilities like medical, electricity, drinking water, communications educational, medical, drinking water supply, com. and postal facilities. munications and electric supply in each village. The educational facilities are shown by the The collection and presentation of such data was following symbols under column 4. first attempted at the 1961 Census and the different facilities available were shown by abbreviated P Primary or Elementary School , Il'!tters under five columns along with the Primary M = Middle School Census Abstract. But at the 1971 Census it was H High School or Higher Secondary School decided to present such particulars in greater detail C College in the Village Directory and to give the Primary T Technical Institution Census Abstract separately. Besides presenting the If there are more institutions than one of a type data on basic amenities like, educational, medical, in the village, the number of institutions precedes the electricity, drinking water supply, corom unications, abbreviations e.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. posts and telegraph~, the particulars about the Medical and Public Health facili ties existing in staple food commonly used by the majority of the the village are shown by the followIng symbols people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the under column 5. nearest town, the market/shandy days, historical or religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if H Hospital D Dispensary any, of the villages have also been collected and pre­ = sented in the Village Directory. The Villagewise Mew = Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Primary Census Abstract is presented separately in Fpc = Family Planning Clinic Part B of this Volume. • Phc = Primary Health Centre If the village is electrified then it is indicated by In the Village Directory, the revenue village is the letter E under column 6. taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of The types of drinking water supply sources Location Code Numbers assigned to the villages. available within the village are indicated as below: Unlike the Town Directory. the Village Directory T Tap contains only one statement. An Alphabetical List W Well of Villages with the Location Code Numbers against Tk Tank them is given at the beginning of the Village Direc­ Tw Tube Well tory and Primary Census Abstract of each taluk. This R River facili ~ates the 1 eader to se lect the required village C = Canal from the Alphabetical List and after knowing its If there are any other sources of drinking water Location Code Number, to obtain the necessary other than the above, then such sources have been particulars from the Village Directory. The Village spelt out. Directory is broadly divided in to four broad sections viz., location particulars, basic amenities like educa­ If the village is served by one or more of the tional, medical etc., land utilisation and distance following Vleans of communications within a dis­ . from urban area and the importance of the village tance of one mile from the village, then the com­ as a religious or tourist centre. munication facilities of the Village under column 8 have been indicated as below: Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code PR Pucca Road number, name and the total area of the village. The KR Kateha Road area given under column 3 i~ as per the data furni­ T Train shed by the Tahsildar and the State Survey Depart­ R River ment. Columns 4 to 9 give the basic amenities C Canal 6

· The postal facilities. jf any, existing in the (iil CurrentJa!loll's: vIllage are indicated under column 9 by the follow- This class comprises cropped ing symbols: areas which are kept fallow during the current year. If PO Post Office any seedling area is not TO == Telegraph Office cropped again in the same PTO -== Post & Telegraph Office year. it is also treated as cur· Phone = Telephone rent fallow. If a village does not have any of the above faci­ (iii) Other fallows: lities then " ... " is indicated against such village This includes all lands which under relevant column. were taken up for cultillation but are temporarily out of The staple food of the majority of the popula­ ct:hivation for a period of tion of the village during the major portion of the not les, than one year and not year is indicated under column 10 as given below. If more than five years. The rea so I1S for keeping such there is variety of grains ID aiuly used in a village lands fallow may be either then they have been indicated accordingly. due to poverty of the cultiva­ Ri = Rice t(Jrs or inadequate supply of W Wheat WJter Or malarial climate or J = Jowaf ~i1ting of canals or rivers or B = Bajra unremunerated nature of far­ Ra = Ragi mll1gelc. M == MaIze 3. Culmrable waste This includes the land under Mi = Millets (Korra, Arika, Variga) (Co!umn 14) tr.e following three categories. Columns II to 15 relate to the land utilisation (i) M' jscelianeaus tree crops GrOVES not included in the are~ statistics. Ullder column 11 the ext ell t of the forest sown. area is given. Under columns)2 and 13 the extent of the cultiva1ed area in the vlllage is given. The Under this class is included extent of area jrrigated together with area irrigated all ~ultivable land which is under different irrigational source" such 35 canals not Included under net area tanks. wells, tube wells etc., arc given, whereve~ so,,":n but is put to some available under column 12 while under column 13 the agncultural use. Lands onder extent of land unirrigaled is given. Column 14 gives casuarina trees, thatching the extent of cultivable WJste. The area not available grass, bam boo bushes and for cultiva tien such as village site, rivers, canals other. groves for fuel e t c., tanks, wells etc, is given under column 15. ' W h,eh are not included under "~rchards" are classed under The various types of land use given under each thiS category. of the columns 11 to 15 are listed out and the con­ (iil Cultarable waste: cepts explained below. This includes lands availabl 1. Forests (Column 11) 'These include all actllally forested for cultivation but not take: areas and the lands classed or up for cultivation or aban­ administered as forests under any doned after a few years for legal enactment dealing with one reason Or other. Such ~arests whether State owned Or lands may be either fallow private. Ifany portion Df such ?r covered with shrubs and land is not actually wooded but Jungles which are not pu1 to put to some agricultural use, tbat any uSe. They may be asses­ portion is included under the s.ed.or.not assessed and may appropriale hcadinll of <::ulti,ated ~Ie III Isolated blocks or with­ or uncultivated land. In cultiv:.ted holdings. Land once cultl vated bllt not culti­ 2. Cultivated area with This includes tbe land under vated for five years in Succes­ break up irrigated the following three categories. sion is also included in this and unirrigated. category. (i) Net Area sown .- (Columns 12 and 13) (iii) Permanent pastures and other Tbe net area sown represents grazing lands; .. the area sown to crops wun­ These cover all grazing lands ting areas sowo more than whether they are permanent once in the same year, only pastures and meadows or voee. not. Village common aDJ 7

grazing lands within forest subsequently named after Tanguturi Prakasam Pan­ areas are included under this head. thu1u, the first Chief Minister of erstwhile Andhra State, as Prakasam District. 4. Area not available This includes the land under for cultivation the following two categories. (Column 15) Tbe district was carved out of parts of Kurnool, (i) Barren and uncliltivable land: Ndlore, and Guntur districts and constitutes the This covers all barren and entire taluks of Giddalur, Markapur of Kurnool uncultivable land like moun­ district; Kandukur, Kanigiri, Darsi, Podili taluks of tains, etc., i.e., which cannot be br0ught under cultivation Nellore district; Ongole taluk and parts of Narasa­ unless at a high cost whether raopet taluk (41 villages), Bapatla taluk (44 villages) such land is in isolated blocks of Guntur district. The areas transferred from Gun­ or within cultivated holdings. tur district constitute Ongole, Addanki and Chirala (ii) Land put to non-agricultural taluks of Ongole district. In all, the district compri­ uses: ses nine taluks as explained above with an area of All lands occupied by build­ ]7,620.0 Sq. Kms. The two taluks viz. Podili and ings, roads and railways or Darsi are purely rural in character as the tract is under waters, e.g. rivers and very poor and does not have any urban characteris­ canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural. tic, while the remaining seven taluks are partly rural and partly urban. Under column 16 t'le distance of the village from the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on INHABITED, UNINHABITED VILLAGES AND THEIR AREAS which weekly marketJsbandies, if any, held in the village are given under column 17. If the village has The dis trict consists of 1,097 villages, excluding any historical/religious/archaeological and tourist im­ the three Reserve Forest villages in Giddalur taluk. Of pOI tance, it has b~en indicated under column 18. these J ,005 villages are inhabited and 92 villages are uninhabited. Kandukur taluk has the largest number All the above particulars are based on the data of villages (184) followed by Kani~iri taluk with 179 obtained from the Tahsildars and local bodies con­ villages where as Chirala taluk has only 43 villages, cerned and also from the concerned departments like th'~ lowest number of villages in any taluk in the dis­ Postal, Medical, Education, Electricity dc. trict Relatively a larger proportion of the deserted Ongole (Prakasam) District: villages exist in Markapur and Kandukur taluks with This is the first District Census Handbook ever 18 and 17 such villages respectively where as Chirala to be brought out for Ongole which is a newly taluk has only one deserted village. A statement fOlmed district with Ongole as its headquarters. showing the total number of villages and the distri­ It came in to existence from 2nd February, 1970 by an bution of these villages by broad size class of areas Act of Andhra Pradesh Legislature. The district was in each taluk is given below.

STATEMENT

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY AREA

No. of Villages by area in acreS Name of Total r------A------~ Taluk villages 50 Or 51- 101- 2(11- 501- 1,001- 2.001- 5001 or Area less 100 200 Joe 1,000 2.000 5,000 above Unspecified (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

Ongole III 2 5 15 25 46 17 1 Kandukur . 184 2 5 i3 20 32 89 21 2 Kanigiri 179 4 4 7 19 45 63 37 Giddalur 103 3 9 21 14 30 23 3 Markapur 125 1 8 6 17 30 33 30 Podili 119 3 9 38 52 17 Darsi 133 2 3 11 30 68 19 Addanki 100 2 9 18 51 20 Chirala 43 2 3 22 16

Total 1,097 8 15 50 112 222 451 203 36 8

Nearly 17% of the villa[;es ie. 185 villages have and it is generally so in all the tainks of the district. area less than or equal to 1,000 acres each; 222 The proportion of small villages i.e. with area less villages or about 20% of the villages have area ranging than 500 acres each, is very small being about 7% of between 1,001 and 2,000 acres each. 451 villages or the total number of villages. nearly 41 % of the villages have area ranging from 2,001 to 5,000 acres each. About 19% or 203 villa­ ges have an area more than 5,000 acres each. Area INHABITED VILLAGES AND THEIR POPULATION particulars of 36 villages of which 30 lie in Markapur The distribution of the inhabited villages classi­ taluk, are not available. Thus about 60% of villages fied according to the broad size classes of population are fairly large in size i.f., exceeding 2,000 acres each in each taluk is given in the following table. STATEMENT 2

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY BROAD GROUPS OF POPULATION

No. of Vdla.ges by Population Name of Inhabited r------A Taluk villages Less then 200- 500- 1,000- 2,000 5,000 10, ()()() and"'" 200 499 999 1,999 4,999 9.999 above (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Ongole 104 1 10 15 30 35 11 2 Kandukur 167 14 18 39 54 37 5 Kanigiri 165 23 37 40 42 23 Giddalur 93 7 15 12 17 38 4 Markapur 107 27 9 9 28 33 1 Podili 111 12 22 34 36 6 Darsi 120 7 22 42 33 14 2 Addanki 96 2 9 32 45 8 Chirala 42 5 6 17 10 4 Total 1,005 91 135 205 278 248 41 7 It will be noticed from the above table that a STATEMENT 3 relatively large number of villages viz., 278 or abou t 28% of the total inhabited villages in tbe district lie EDUCATIONAL FACILl1'IES in the population range of 1,000-1,999 persons each. Total No. of villages having 248 villages or nearly 25% of the inhabited villages No. or ,... ~-A---__~ Distance inha- P' High OJ:' are in the population range of 2,000-4,999 persons from nearest bited m~l; Middle Higher Col- each. These two population ranges together consti~ town villa- Sch~ols Schools Secon- leges Olbers (In Kms.) ges dary tute more than half the inhabited villages in the Schools district. There are only48 villages or about 5% of the (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) inhabited villages with a populaion of more than 5 or less 48 47 2 4 1 5,000 persons each. Villages with a population of (97.9)* (4.2) (8.3) (2.1) 1,000 persons or less each cons titute about 43% of the 6-10 95 87 2 4 inhabited villages. (91.6) (2.1) (4.2) 11-15 134 127 2 22 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES (94.8) (1.5) (16.4) 16-25 315 300 9 34 Education is one of the basic facilities that has (95.2) (2.9) (10.8) to be provided to the people. An idea of the extent 26-50 336 306 8 24 1 and the level to which it has been provided in the (91.1) (2.4) (1.1) (0.3) 51-100 19 13 1 t rural area~ of the district can be had from the follow. (68.4) (5.3) (5.3) in'g table. The villages are classified by the distance Unspecified 58 23 1 3 1 to the nearest town with which the villages have (39.7) (12.1) (5.2) (1.7) established commercial, social, and other links, so Total 1,005 903 24 9' 3 3 that the position in this regard in the remote villages (89.9) (2.4) (9.6) (0.3) (0.3) could be compared with the situation in villages *Figures in brackets are percentages to total villages in tho closer to the urban areas. respective distance group. 9

903 vilJag~s or 89.9% of the total of 1,005 inhabi­ There are 113 medical institutions of various ted villages have primary schools. The proportion of t}pes in the rural parts of the district. These instiw villages having primary schools ranges from 68.4% to tutions include 7 Hospitals, 65 Dispensaries and 41 97.9% (excepting villages the distance of which from other institutions su~h as Primary Health Centres, the nearest town is not specified or not known) Family Planing Clinics, Materniry and Child Welfare among the different distance groups. The lowest Center, etc. Hospitals do not exist in the rural parts proporition is observed among the villages in the 51 of Giddalur, Addanki and Chirala taluks while disw to 100 Kms. distance range and the highest is noticed pensaries exist in all the taluks. The rural areas of among the villages located within 5 Kms. distance Kanigiri and Pod iIi taluks with 22 medical institu­ range from towns. About 10% of the inhabited tions each have a relatively larger number while the villages or 102 villages still do not have primary rural parts of Addanki taluk has the smallest number schools. A large Dumber of these villages are locat­ of only 4 institutions. The rural parts of Chirala and ed at a distance of 26 to 50 Kms. from the nearest Podili taluks have an higher ratio of medical instituw towns. Middle or upper primary schools exist only tions at i.6 and 1.5 for every 100 Sq.Kms. area, while in 24 villages or 2 4% of the inhabited vIllages. Higl,f in the remaining taluks, there is not even one medi­ Higher Secondary Schools exist in 96 villages or cal institution for every] 00 Sq. Kms. rural area. On 9.6% of the inhabited villages of the district. an average the rural parts in the district have only Excepting the villages for which the distance from {).6 medical institutions for every 100 Sq. Kms. area. the neasest town is not available, the highest propor­ It is necessary, therefore, to improve the medical tion of 16.4% is observed among the villages in the facilities particularly in the rural parts of Addanki distance group of 11-15 Kms. followed by the villag­ and Markapur taluks. es in the distance group of 16-25 Kms. with 10.8%. It may also be seen that middle schools exist in a ELECTRIFICATION higher propor tion of villages in the distance range of Rural electrification has been undertaken in a 51-100 Kms. A smaller proportion of villages very big way during the decade 1961-70 as it is essential close to urban areas have middle and high schools as for the economic development of the villages where a the facilities available in the nearest towns meet the large part of our population resides. A statement requiremen ts of many of the villages close to them. showing the number of electrified villages including Facilities of collegia te ed ucation are also available the depopulated villages where power supply is avai­ in the rural areas of the district. Three villages in lable is given below. The villages are classified by Ongole, Kandukur and Kanigiri taluks with one the distance to the nearest town so as to highlight village each have these college faci!itie~. Other edu- how far the rural areas remote to towns are provided cational fdcilities such as Ba&ic Training Schools also with power supply. exis t in three villages. STATEMENT 5 MEDICAL FACILITIES NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY Expansion of the medical facili ties particularly in the rural areas has been emphasised from time to Distance from the Total No. of No. of villages Percentage time in the development plans. An idea of the extent nearest town Inhabited and with Electric to total (In Kms.) Uninhabited Power supply Villages of the availabllity of these facilities in the rural parts Village~ of the dis tnct ca n be had from the following table. (1 ) (2) (3) (4) STATEMENT 4 5 or less 50 22 42·0 6-10 99 27 27·3 NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS 11-15 140 31 22·0 No. of Medical Institutions No. of medical 330 69 20·9 Name of the r----A ------, institutions per 16-25 Taluk Hospitals Dispen- Others ' 100 Sq. Kms. 26-50 362 30 8·3 saries Rural Alea SHOO 19 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Unspecified 97 6 6·2 Ongole 1 4 4 0·7 Total 1,097 184 168 Kal1dukur 1 7 3 0·5 Kanigiri 2 18 2 0·9 Only 184 villages or 16.8% of the total of 1,097 Giddalur 5 4 0·4 Markapur 4 6 0·3 villages in the district are electrified. The propor­ Padili 11 10 1·5 tion of villages electrified decreases as the distance Darsi 5 7 0·8 from the nearest town increases indica ting thereby Addanki 2 2 0·3 ChiraJa 9 3 1·6 that a larger proportion of \liIlages closer to towns Total 7 65 41 0.6 are electrified than remote villages. The highest 10

proportion viz. 42.0% is observed in the villages with It will he seen from the above statement that the in a distance of 5 Kms. followed by the villages in percentage of electrified villages to total villages the next distance range of 5-10 Kms. with 27.3%. Not even one village in the distance range of 51-100 ranges from about 5% in Podili to 47% in Ongole Km. is electrified. The distribution of electrified taluk. In Chirala taluk 44% of the villages are villages and their percentage to tota I villages in each taluk is also given below: e1ec trified. The proportion of electrified villages in Kanigiri taluk is as discouraging as in Podili STATEMENT 6 DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY T ALUKS taluk. Percentage of Name of Total No. No. of electrified Taluk of Villages Electrified villages to Villages total number COMMUNICATION FACILITIES . of villages (1) (2) (3) (4) A statement showing the number of villages by Ongole 111 52 46·8 Kandukur 184 25 13·6 type of road with which they are connected is given Kanigirl 179 11 6·1 Giddalur 103 23 2Z·3 below by classifyng the villages by distance to the Markapur 125 12 9·6 nearest town. A village having access to the roads Podili 119 6 5·(1 Darsi 133 12 9·0 within a reach of one mile or 1.6 Kms. is considered Addanki 100 24 24·0 Chirala 43 19 44·2 as having been connected with the roads. Total 1,097 184 16·8 STATEMENT 7 COMMUNICA nON FACILITIES

No. of villages connected by Distance from the nearest Total r------A------~Pucca Katcha town No. of Pucca Katcha road and road and Otbers (In Kms) villages road road Train Train (1) (2) (3) (4) IS) (6) (7) 5 or less 50 28 (56·0) 14 (28.0) 4 (8·0) 8 (16·0) 6-10 99 34(34·3) 34 (34· 3) 3 (3·0) 31 (31-4) 11-15 140 50 (35·7) 56 (40·0) 1 (0· 7) 1 (0.7) 34 (24·3) 16-25 330 105 (31-8) 152 (46.1) 3 (0·9) 3 (0·9) 73 (22·1) 26-50 362 104 (28·7) 142 (39·2) 3 (0· 8) 1 (0.3) 116 (32·1) 51-100 19 3(15.8) 5 (26.3) 11 (57·9) Unspecified 97 16 (16·5) 2 (2·1) 1 (1.0) 79 (81·4)

Total 1.097 340 (31·0) 405 (36·9) 15 (13.7) 5 (4·6) 351 (31·1) 340 villages or 31.0% of the villages have pucca transport are more predominant in the district. 405 road facility. The proportion of villages having villages or about 37% of the total villages have katcha pucca road facility ranges from 15.8% to 56.0% road facility. The proportion of villages having among the villages of differen t distance ranges. The katcha roads is the highest among the villages in the . highest proportion of 56.0% is observed among the distance range of 16-25 Kms. and the lowest among villages located within a distance of 5 Kms. or less to thoselocated in a distance range of 51-100Kms. range, the nearest town while the lowest proportion of It may also be seen from the taluk abstract at the end 15 8% is noticed among the villages loca ted in the that a larger number of villages in Ongole and Darsi distance range of 51-100 Kms. Excepting the villages taluks have katcha roads and the proportion of villa­ in the distance group of 6-10 Kms. the proportion of ges having katcha roads to the total number of villages villages having the facility of pucca road decreases as in these taluks is also relatively high compared to the , the distanoe range from the nearest town increases. It corresponding proportions in other taluks of the may also be seen from the Taluk Abstract of amenities district. The fact that 352 villages or 32.1%.i .e, less given at the end of the Village Directory that a higher than one third of_the villages do not have either pucca proportion of villages in Kandukur and Giddalur roads or katcha roads. Many of these villages are have pucca road facilities. Katcha roads as means of located at a distance of 16-50 Kms. from the nearest 11

towns. These facts clearly indicate that considerable whereas it is very low in Kanigiri and Kandukur work remains to be done in the district, in respect of taluks. The average number of post offices for every development of road facilities to villa ges. 100 Sq. Km area in the rural parts of the different taluks ranges from 1.5 in Markapur taluk to 5.7 in POSTAL FACILITIES Addanki taluk. On the average the rural areas of A statement indicating the talukwise distribution the district have 3 post offices for every )00 Sq. Km. of villages having Post and Telegraph Offices, tele­ Excepting the rural areas of Giddalur taluk, the rural phones etc. with average number of Post Offices for parts of the remaining eight taluks have telegraph every 100 Sq. Km. in the rural areas of each taluk in facilities, though villages having these facilities is very tbe district is given below :- small i.e. 28 in all the 8 taluks together. Of these 11 villages have combind Post and Telegraph offices. STATEMENT 8 These combined offices (Post and Telegraphs) exist POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES only in five taluks viz. Ongole, Markapur, Darsi, Addanki and Chirala. Telephone facilities also exist No. of villages having in 17 villages spread over six taluks viz., Ongole, ,..-----A------"'" No. of Others Post Kandukur, Kanigiri, Darsi, Addanki and Chirala. ,---A---"", Offices Name of the Inhabi- Post Tele- Post and Tele- per Taluk ted Offices graph Tele- phones 100 Sq. STAPLE FOOD Villages Offices graph Kms. Offices Rice and jowar constitute the chief staple food (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) of the people in the villages of the district. However, small millets like Ragi, Bajra and Korra are also Ongole 104 69 7 7 5·2 Kandukur 167 63 3 3 3·1 being used as staple food in some parts of the district. Kanigiri 165 59 2 1 2·3 Glddalur 93 67 2·5 Markapur 107 51 2 1 1·5 CULTIVATED LAND Podili 111 59 3 4·0 The average cultivated land, average cultivable Darsi 120 70 2 2 2 4·6 Addanki 96 80 3 1 2 5·7 waste land and the percentage of CUltivable waste to Chirala 42 30 6 6 2 3·9 cultivated land per village is given in the following Total 1,005 548 28 11 17 3·1 table by classifying the villages by distance to the nearest town. All land sown, current and other fal­ The number of villages having post offices is 548 lows are considered as cultivated land while cultiva­ constituting about 55% of the inhabited villages. The ble waste includes pastures, grazing land and area proportion of villages having post offices is high in under miscellaneous trees and groves and does not Addanki and Chirala taluks followed by Giddalur include orchards.

STATEMENT 9

STA.TEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE Percentage of Total Average culti- Total Average culti- average cultivable Distance from the No. of cultivated land vated land per cultivable vable waste per waste per viII age nearest Town villages (Acres) village waste (Acres) village to average culti- (In Kms.) (Acres) (Acres) vated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 47 63,387 1,349 16,977 361 26·7 6-10 95 162,105 1,706 49,J07 517 30·3 1l~15 136 247,657 J,821 64·008 471 25·8 16-25 328 648,724 1,978 158.t24 482 24·3 26-50 362 522,479 1,443 214,046 591 40·9 51-100 19 11 ,059 582 16,181 852 46·0 Unspecified 77 66,407 862 29,580 384 44·5

Total 1,064 1,721,818 1,618 548,023 515 31·8 12

On an average the ex-ten'. of land under cultiva­ the villages situated in the distance range of 51-100 tion in each village is 1,618 acres while 515 acres of Kms from the nearest town. The average cultivable land is lying as cultivable waste. In other words there waste ranges from 361 acres in the distance range of is cultivable waste equivalent to 31.8% of the present 5 Kms. or less to 852 acres in the distance range of cultivated land which could be brought under cultiva­ 51-100 Kms. The percentage of cultivable V/;Istc to tion, perpaps, with some efforts. The average culti­ vated land per village ranges from 582 acres to 1,978 average cultivated land per village ranges from 24. ~,% acres. The average cultivated land per village is to 46.0%. The variations in this proportion between relatively more among the villages in the distance the various distance ranges do not follow any definite range of 16-25Kms. and 11-15Kms. and is less amoDg trend.

STATEMENT 10

STATEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND "No CULTIVABLE WASTE BY T ALUKS

Total Average culti- Percentage of Name oftaluk No. of Total Average culti- CUltivable vable waste per average cultivable villages cultivated vated land per waste (Acres) village waste per village to land Village (Acres) average cultivated (Acres) land per village (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Ongole 108 192,691 1,734 48,283 447 25·0 Kandukur 177 207,964 1,175 47,793 270 22·9 Kanigiri 179 160,771 898 204,975 1,145 127·5 Giddalur 103 174,980 8,699 40,231 391 23·0 Markapur 112 172,008 1,536 70,448 629 40·9 Poddili 119 187,485 loS75 74,283 624 39·6 Darsi 133 254,658 1,915 30,761 231 12·0 Addanki 100 258.310 2,583 20.453 204 7·9 Chirala 33 112,951 3,423 10,796 327 9·5

Total 1,064 1,721,818 1,618 548,023 515 31.8

The average cultivated land per village ranges (3) power supply is available only in 16.8% of the from 898 acres in Kanigiri taluk 10 3,423 acres in total number of viUages including the deserted Chirala taluk. The extent of cultivable waste in villages; Kanigiri taluk is more than the total cultivated land; (4) pucca roads as means of transport are available as such, the percentage of CUltivable waste to cultiva­ ted land per village is as high as 127.5%. The per­ only in about 31% of the total number of villa­ ges; centage of cultivable waste to cultivated land per village is the lowest (7.9%) in Addanki taluk. (5) about 45% of the inhabited villages do not have postal communication facilities while the number The amenities discussed in the preceeding paras of villages having telegraph and telephone will reveal that:- facilities are available is not significan t j (6) an ettent equivalent to 31.8% of the present (1) Minimum educational facilities are not available cultivated land is still lying as waste land. in about 10% of the inhabited villages; These factors indicate the extent to which further (2) there is not even one medical institution of development is necessary in various fields in the whatever type for every 100 Sq. Km. rural area; rural parts of Ongole (Prakasam) district. ONGOLE T ALUK "'1I'"Ntof'l~11(ft ...... , -. T.... T...... ",s,.J:"" ltt.%I'tIIIM "", ...... p...... -" , ONGOU 1,1411 J SIU 'M 7 ONGOI.E TALUK " J .." '" ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

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is 06 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ONGOLE T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) {!) (2) (1) (2)

87 Alluru Kothapatnam 10 Kandlagunta 33 Padamatinaidupalem 85 Aloor 93 Kandulur 86 Padarthi 5 Amangi 32 Kandurivari Agraharam 2 Pallamalle 53 Ammanabrolu 55 Kanuparthi 72 Patamatithakkellapadu 110 Ananthavaram S9 Karavadi 105 Pa}akari Khandrika 90 Annavaram 96 Karumanchi 46 Pedakothapalle 7 Kirthipadu 91 Pelluru 30 Bandlamudi 21 Kolachanakota 63 Pernametta 71 Bhatia Machavaram 42 Konagarivaripalem 43 Pidathalagudipadu 68 Bhusurapalle 76 Konijedu 70 Pidathalapudi 36 Budavada 84 Koppolu 75 Ponduru 82 Kothamamidipalem 14 Pothavaram 15 Chadalavada 39 Pulikonda 34 Cheemakurthi 26 Lakshmipuram 58 Chejeria 48 Lingamgunta 8 Rachavaripalem 50 Chekurapadu 103 Rajupalem 27 Chendrapadu 12 Machavaram 37 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 80 Cheruvukommupalem 109 Madanur 69 Ramachandrapuram 73 Chilakapadu 51 Maddiralapadu 54 Raparla 40 Chinaravipadu 22 Mallavaram 25 Rudravaram 52 Chirvanuppalapadu 97 Malia varapadu 64 Santhanulhalapadu 88 Malleswarapuram 78 Sarvireddipalem 56 Devarampadu 31 Manchikalapadu 18 1 Devarapalem Seetharampuram 92 Mangaladripuram 102 So rna varapad u 47 Doddavarapad 77 Mangamur 94 Marlapadu 108 TangUtur 49 Edugundla padu 19 Meddipadu 107 Thurpunaidupalem 45 Endloor 74 Mitiipadu 29 Toragudipadu 79 Erajerla 62 Mukthinuthalapadu 61 Trovagunta 38 Mylavaram 57 Ulchi 41 Gonugunta 44 Mynampadu 99 Gosuvandlakattubadi 11 Uppugundur 60 GudimelIapadu 13 Naguluppalapadu 100 ValIur 65 Glimmalampadu 17 Nandipadu 106 Vallur Kavalimanyam 6 GundlapalJe 89 Narasapuram 101 Vasepallepadu 67 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram 3 Nekunambada 111 Velagapudi 24 Guravareddipalem 23 Nelatur 20 Velampalle 95 Nidamalur 81 Vemgamukkapalem 16 Inamanam ellur 9 Nidamanur 4 Venka teswarapuram 104 Ithamukkala 35 Nippatlapadu 66 Yenikapadu 98 Jayavaram 83 Ongole 28 Yerragudlpadu

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Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------A------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nication,s Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Devarapalem 5·16 P E W KR PO J,Ri 2 Pallamalle 6·64 3P E Tk,W KR PO Ri,J 3 Nekunambada I· 74 E Tk,W KR PO Ri,J 4 Venka teswarapuram 0·56 Uninhabited 5 Amangi 5·36 2P W PO Ri,J

6 Gundlapalle 3·65 P E R PR Ri,J 7 K.irthipadu 1·90 2P E R KR Ri,) 8 Racha vari palem 3·64 P W KR PO Ri,J 9 Nidamanur 5·52 6P E W Ri,) 10 Kandlagunta 3·65 SP W KR PO Ri,J

11 Uppugundur 4·62 2P,M,H D E W PR,T PO, Phone Ri,J 12 Machavaram 3·87 2P E W KR,T PO Ri,J 13 Naguluppalapadu . 8·80 4P E W PR PO Ri.J 14 Pothavaram 2·79 3P D E W KR PO Ri,J 15 Chadalavada 6·33 P E W PR PO Ri,J

16 Inamanamellur 7·88 3P E R PO Ri,J,V 17 Nandipadu 1·34 P R Ri,J,V 18 Seetharampuram 1·33 P E Tk KR Ri,J,V 19 Meddipadu 4·61 2P,H Phc E Tk KR PO,TO, Ri,J,V Phone 20 Velampalle 2·22 2P E R PR PO Ri,J,V

21 Kolachanakota ] ·67 2P E T KR RiJ,V 22 Mallavaram 3·14 2P E R KR PO Ri,J,V 23 Nelatur 3·72 2P E Tk KR PO Ri,J,V 24 Guravareddipalem 1·03 P E W KR PO Ri,J,V 25 Rudravaram 4·23 P,H E W KR PO Ri,J,V

26 Lakshmipuram 0·98 W KR Ri,J,V 27 Chendrapadu 4·70 3P E Tk KR PO Ri,J,V 28 Yerragudipadu 3·27 P W Ri,J,V 29 Toragudipadu 1·10 P W KR Ri,J,V 30 Bandlamudi 2·06 P E W KR PO Ri,J,V

31 Manchikalapadu 3·24 P W KR PO Ri,V,J 32 Kandurivari Agraharam . 1·13 P E W KR Ri,V,J 33 Padamatinaidupalem 1· 87 2P W Ri,V,J 34 Cheemakurthi 9·17 3P,H E W PR PO,TO Ri,V,J Phone 35 Nippatlapadu 3·96 2P W PO Ri,V,J

36 Budavada' 2·78 2P W PR PO Ri,V,J 37 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 3·5S P W KR PO Ri,V,J 38 Mylavaram 1·99 P W KR PO Ri.V.J 39 Pulikonda 3·73 P W Ri,V,J 40 Chinaravipadu 2·34 P W Ri,V,J N.B. 'V' under col. 10 stands for Variga. 15

DIRECTORY and Land ose ONGOLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,.._-----____--_.A. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------A------~ Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T.(8l): Tk(8t) 1.200 2.02l OngoIe 24 1 3.722 528 Ongole 26 2 1,227 15 Ongole 24 3 220 23 115 Ongole 22 4 2.152 418 798 Ongole 22 5

1,790 313 333 Ongole 19 6 100 Ongote 22 .. 1.100 16 I 1.612 351 367 Ongole 26 8 3.000 500 33 Ongole 24 9 1,898 209 229 Ongole 21 10

2,548 80 329 Ongole 16 11 T.(34): C(34) 1,706 37 700 Ongole 19 12 4.015 1.061 556 Ongole 14 13 1,404 206 176 Ongole 18 14 T.(29): R(29) 3.500 322 200 Ongole 18 15

2,318 2.090 635 Ongole 10 16 708 2 148 Ongole 13 17 804 14 33 Ongole 13 18 2.500 23 427 Ongole 14 19

1,269 152 Ongole 16 20

442 100 527 Ongole 16 21 1,600 50 360 Ongole 19 22 2,131 223 27 Ongole 16 23 630 15 14 Ongole 14 24 2,605 78 24 Ongole 13 25

540 38 49 Ongote 11 26 1,632 1,322 54 Ongole 24 27 2,010 83 Ongole 27 28 304 400 Ongole 22 29 T.(6): Tk(6) 1,000 312 Ongote 22 30

1,000 1,074 OngoJe 24 31 T.(68): W(68) 55 600 Ongote 22 32 1,100 97 Ongole 24 33 T.(204): Tk(204) 425 5,240 Ongole 21 34

T.(84): Tk{B4) 313 2,137 Ongole 35 35

130 1,649 Ongole 32 36 T.(20): Tk(20) 87 2,165 Ongole 26 37 T.(58): Tk(58) 216 1,000 Ongole 34 38 T.(38): Tk(38) 349 2,000 Ongole 32 39 ... 54 1,444 Ongole 35 40 16

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r .A ""'\ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Gonugunta J ·23 6P W KR PO Ri,J,V 42 Konagarivaripalem 0·88 P W KR Ri,J,V 43 Pidathalagudipadu 3·98 P W KR PO Ri,],V 44 Mynampadu 8·75 2P,BT*,M W KR PO Ri.J,V 45 Endloor 4·27 3P E Tk,W KR PO Ri,J.V

46 Pedakothapalle 5·58 6P,M E Tk,W KR PO Ri,J,V 47 Doddavarapad 1·90 2P E Tk PR Ri.J,V 48 Lingamgunta 3·35 3P E Tk,W KR PO Ri.J.V 49 Edugundlapadu 2·65 3P E Tk PR PO Ri,J,V 50 Chekurapadu 1·82 2P n,w I'R Ri,J,V

51 Maddiralapadu 1·36 2P E V** PR TO Ri,J,V 52 Chirvanuppalapadu 3·29 3P W KR PO,TO Ri.J,V 53 Ammanabrolu 12·07 5P,H Phc E Tk,W KR,T PO,TO Ri,J,V Phone 54 Raparla 3·59 3P E W KR PO Ri,J,V 55 Kanuparthi 16·90 7P Tk,W KR PO Ri,J.V

56 Devarampadu 11·56 6P W KR PO Ri,J,V 57 Ulchi 5·39 2P Tk.W KR PO Ri,J,V 58 Chejerla 3·99 P n,w KR Ri,J.V 59 Karavadi 10·20 6P,H E Tk,W KR,T PO Ri,J.V 60 Gudimellapadu 0·67 2P W,Tk PR Ri,J,V

61 Trovagunta 5·41 4P E W PR PO Ri,J,V 62 Mukthinuthalapadu 3·36 2P E Tk PR PO Ri,J.V 63 Pernametta 10·65 5P E W PR PO Ri,J,V 64 Santhanuthala padu 14·49 3P D E W PR PO,TO Ri,J,V Phone 65 Gummaiampadu 3·68 3P W KR PO Ri,J,V

66 Yenikapadu 2·37 P W Ri,J,V 67 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram 0·95 P W KR Ri,J,V 68 Bhusurapalle 1·43 P W KR PO Ri,J,V 69 Ramachandrapuram 1·77 P W KR Ri,J.V 70 Pidathalapudi 2·68 P W Ri,J,V

71 Bhatia Machavaram 8·21 3P W KR PO Ri,J,V 72 Padamatithakkellapadu 0·23 P W KR Ri,J,V 73 Chilakapadu 3·41 P W KR Ri,J,V 74 Mittipadu 5·01 P Phc W KR Ri,J,V 75 Ponduru 5·14 4P W KR PO Ri,J,V

76 Konijedu 10·77 3P W KR PO Ri,J,V 77 Mangamur 4·13 3P E Tk,W KR PO Ri,J,V 78 Sarvireddipalem 2·18 P W KR PO Ri,J,V 79 Erajerla 3·67 2P W KR PO Ri,J,V 80 Cheruvukommupalem 3·05 P E W KR Ri,J,V *Basic Training School **Vagu 17

DIRECTORY and Land use ONGOLE TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r A ---. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------.A.------. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(362): Tk(354).O(8) 30 395 Ongole 21 41 520 20 23 Ongole 30 42 T .(61): Tk(61) 2.454 20 12 Ongole 28 43 T. (127). Tk(127) 4.000 200 1,273 Ongole 27 44 T.(257): Tk(257) 1,822 43 611 Ongole 22 45

3,074 32 465 OngoJe II 46 894 193 129 Ongole 11 47 lt957 20 167 Ongole 8 48 1,502 6' J28 Ongole 6 49 1.050 115 Ongole 10 50

667 99 104 Ongole 10 51 1,701 35 370 Ongole 14 5~ T.(I44): Tk(144) 5,637 . 878 1,066 Ongole 18 53

T.(95): Tk(95) 2,051 15 137 Ongole 21 54 T.(83): Tk(63).O(20) 4,610 5,938 185 Ongole 26 55

4,300 3,000 98 Ongole 18 S6 2,676 372 402 Ongole 14 57 1,200 1,189 165 Ongole 13 58 5,113 927 488 Ongole 11 59 329 25 75 Ongole 4 60

2,976 400 87 Ongole 5 61 1,904 82 164 Ongole 4 62 T.(100): Tk(lOO) 5,875 95 746 Ongole 19 63 T.(305): Tk(305) 7,688 95 1,186 Ongole 18 64

T.(204): Tk(204) 2,121 4 26 Ongole 21 65

T.(39): Tk(39) 78 1,400 OngoJe 24 66 T.(153): Tk(153) 400 55 Ongole 32 67 400 515 Ongole 32 68 856 277 Ongole 32 69 358 1,357 Ongole 24 70

5,054 25 175 Ongole 28 71 127 15 5 OngoJe 22 72 2,000 81 100 Ongole 26 73 3,054 16 136 Ongole 26 74 3,090 175 25" OngoJe 25 75

T.(153): Tk(153) 5,502 84 1.154 Ongole 22 76 2,212 72 359 Ongole 22 77 1,074 321 Ongole 10 78 1,789 132 428 Ongole 10 79 10504 448 Ongole 5 80 18

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and'" i Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Vengarnkkapalem . 1·66 P W KR PO Ri,J,V 82 Kothamarnidipalem 1·09 P E W PR Ri,J,V 83 Ongole (Rural) 4·45 9P,H,C H E W PR,R PO, Phone Ri,J,V 84 Koppolu 8·33 3P,M Tk PR PO Ri,J,V 85 Aloor 6·08 3P Tk,W KR Ri,J,V

86 Padarthi 12·93 3P W KR PO Ri,J,V 87 Alluru Kothapatnam 25·94 7P D E W PR 2PO Ri,J,V 88 MaJleswarapurarn • 0·57 Uninhabited 89 Narasapurarn 1·04 P Tk KR Ri,J,V 90 Annavararn 6·96 Ri,Ra,J

91 Pelluru 7·75 3P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,J 92 Mangaladripuram 0·81 P W KR Ri,J,V 93 Kandulur 5·74 3P E Tk PR PO J,V,B 94 Marlapadu 3·61 2P E W KR PO Ri,V,J 95 Nidarnalur 5·54 5P E KR PO Ri,V,J

96 Karumanchi 4·04 3P,2H E 1k KR PO Ri,V,J 97 Mallavarapadu 1·59 P E Tk KR Ri,V,J 98 Jayavaram 2·52 3P,H W KR PO Ri,V,J 99 Gosuvandlakattubadi 0·77 *E Uninhabited 100 Vallur 8·55 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J

101 VasepaJlepadu 2·83 P Tk KR Ra,Ri,J 102 Somavarapadu 0·63 Ra,Ri,J 103 Rajupalern 1·61 P KR PO Ra,Ri,J 104 Ithamukkala 1·26 4P,H Phc E Tk PR PO Ri,J,V 105 Payakari Khandrika

106 VaJIur Kavalimanyam 0·28 Ri,J,V 107 Thurpunaidupalem 0·87 P,H E Tk KR PO Ri,J,V 108 Tangulur 14·52 H E W PR PO,TO Ri,J,V Phone 109 Madanur 3·63 3P KR PO Ri,J,V 110 Ananthavaram 6·98 SP W KR Ri,J,V 111 Velagapudi 2·17 P W KR PO Ri,J,V

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DIRECTORY and Land use ONGOLE TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,..- _-"--_--- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

927 135 Ongole 5 81 T. (80): n(80) 196 980 Ongole 2 82 1.294 1.454 100 Ongole 0 83 4,550 170 611 Ongole 5 84 2.785 606 500 Ollgole 8 85

T.(176): Tk(176) 1.286 4.119 2.694 Ongole 19 86 T.(1,164): Tk(I.164) 7,256 3.256 4.926 Ongole 10 87 . 300 35 30 Ongole 6 88 605 64 Ongole 5 89 348 462 3,644 Ongole 2 90

T.(744): Tk(744) 2,560 15 1,641 Ongole 3 91 509 9 Ongole 10 92 305 60 3,309 Ongole 18 93 400 910 1,000 Ongole 19 94 Ongole 16 95

180 84 2,322 Ongole 16 96 251 516 251 Ongoie 16 97 T.(64): R(64) 36 36 1,477 Ongole 13 98 20 20 453 Ongole 19 99 T.(772): Tk(772) 2,466 450 1.784 Ongole 14 100

T.(279): Tk(279) 78 279 1,175 Ongole 13 101 Ongole 13 102 T.(235): R(235) 300 495 Ongole 10 103 T.(291): Tk(291) 235 80 200 Ongole 13 Sea Coast Temple 104 Ongole 16 105

T.(35}: R(35) 58 40 46 9ngo1e 13 106 88 88 381 Ongole 18 107 8,261 443 589 Ongole 21 108

T.(22l): Tk(196).R(2S) 1.102 1,000 Ongole 22 109 T.(133): R(133) 1.800 1.534 1,000 Ongole 22 110 T.(118): R(1I8) 280 10 981 Ongole 26 111

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KANDUKUR TALUK

1971 11m Location Name of Villago Location Name @f Village CodcNo. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2)

172 Ammevaripalem 27 Ilavara 148 Anandapuram 28 I1avara Mamidalavari 145 Ananthasagaram Khandriga 133 Angirekulapadu 98 Ippagunta 88 Ankabhupalapuram 7 Ankarlapudi 97 Jameerapalem 132 AnnaboyinapaUe 127 Jangamreddi Khandriga 156 Atmakur 64 Jillellamudi 70 20 Ayyaparajupalem JillellamudigadapalJevar 114 Ayyavaripalle Khandriga 14 Juvvigunta 161 Baddepudi 164 Basireddipalem 142 Kakutur 155 Bheemavaram 134 Kalavalla 51 Binginipalle 56 Kalikivaya 49 Bitragunta 29 Kamepalle 83 Boganampadu 77 Kamepalle Agraharam 122 Brahmanapalem 146 Kandukur 141 Kancharagunta 178 Chagallu 57 Kanumal1a 179 Chakucherla 152 Karedu 32 Chatukupadu 153 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 92 Chavatapalem 154 Kollurpadu Ranganayakula 121 Cheemalapenta Swarnivari Khandriga 80 Chennipadu 140 Kondamudusupalem 84 Cherukuru 34 Kondapi 184 Chevur 3S Kondapi Gadiyamvari 8 Chinakandlagunta Khandriga 4 Chinakandlagunta 138 Kondareddipalem Anantabhotlavari 108 Kond8$amudram Khandriga 71 Kondikandukuru 9 Chinakandlagunta 18 Kotapadu Chamarthivari Khandrit:8 19 _ Kotapadu Agraharam 5 Chinakandlagunta 162 Kothapeta Mamidalavari Khandriga 72 Kovur 41 China Venkanapalem 177 Krishnapuram 171 Chinalatarepi 168 Chinnapavari 9[ Lingamgunta 63 Chirrikurapadu 94 Linganapalem 38 Chodavaram 124 Lingasamudram Chundi 113 160 Machavaram 137 Dappalampadu 159 Madaoagopalapuram 166 Darekanipadu 147 Mahadevapuram 62 Davagudur 109 Malekondarayunipalem 13 Dharmavaram 90 Malepadu 157 Dondapadu 81 Manginipadu 151 Mannetikota 131 Gangapalem 67 Mappalla P4 Gudluru 16 Mekapadu (G) 163 Gundlapalem 17 Mekapadu (Z) 2 Gurrappadia 181 Mocherla 3 Gurrappadi Dharbakulava~i 116 Mogilicherla Khandriaa \39 Mopadu

21 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANDUKUR TALUK-Contd.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2)

1 Mugachintala 119 Pentrala 111 Muktheswaram 36 Peridepi 55 Mulaguntapadu 10 Petluru 68 MuppaUa Kesaram 25 PeUuru Kurugantivari Khandriga Khandriga 37 Muppavaram 24 Petluru Mosherlavari 169 Mutyalapadu Khandriga 86 Polinenicheruvu 76 Naganna Khandriga 100 Ponnaluru 105 Naladalapur 99 Po nnaluruguda var i 58 Nandanavanam Khandriga 59, Nandanavanam 175 Potluru Vavilalavari Khandriga Purelipalle 23 Narasimhanayani 167 Khandriga 117 Narasimhapuram 118 Racheruvurajupalem 65 Narasingolu 82 Rajavolupadu 39 Narasingolu Mahankalivari 173 Rajupalem 120 Rallapadu Khandriga 66 Ramachandrapuram 93 Nawabpalem 87 Ramachandrapuram 170 Nayudupalem 115 Ramalingapuram 102 Nekunampuram 182 Ramayapatnam 103 Nekunampuram Kalidasvar 183 Ravur Khandriga 95 Rollapadu 6 Nennurpadu 143 Nukavaram 106 Sakhavaram 150 Sanampudi 149 Ogur 104 Singamanenipalle 33 Paidipadu 73 Singarabotlavaripalem 50 Pakala 52 Singarayakonda 45 Paletipadu 54 Singarayakonda R. S. 46 Paletipadu Gadepallivari 53 Somarajupalle Khandriga 176 Swarnajipuram 44 Paletipadu Mocherlavari Khandriga 15 Tangella 60 Palukur 12 Tangella Isukapallevari 158 Palur Khandriga 69 Pandalapadu 128 Thimmareddipalem 135 Parikondapadu 43 Thumadu 136 Parikondapadu Agraharam 123 Thumugunta 78 Patchava 96 Thurpu Polinenipalem 79 Patchava BaJagopalapuram 130 Thurpurajupalem 26 PedakandJagunta 101 Pedavenkanapalem 30 Uppaladinne 22 Peerapuram Mamidalavari 42 Uppalapadu Khandriga 110 Uppalapadu (Z)

22 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANDUK UR TALUK-Contd.

1971 1971 Location Name of ViUaee Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

75 Vallaturu 165 Venkampeta 74 Vallaturukalidasuvari 11 Venkatakrisbnapuram Kbandriga 40 Vennuru 21 Vardbinenipalem 61 Vikkiralapeta 48 Vaviletipadu 129 Viswanadhapuram 85 Veerannapalem 112 Voletivaripalem 107 Veeraraghavunikota 180 Veerepalle 144 Yedlurupadu 31 Vempadu 126 Yerraredd ipaUe 125 Vengalapuram 89 Vengamakkapalem 47 Zarugumalli

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Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and"""' Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Mugachintala 3·91 P R,W PO Ri,J,B 2 Gurrappadia 3·20 P W Ri,J,B 3 Gurrappadi Dharba- 0·45 Uninhabited kulavari Khandriga 4 Chinakandlagunta 5·04 P R,W Ri,J,B Anantabhotlavari Khandriga 5 Chinakandlagunta 0·64 W Ri,J,B Mamidlavari Khandriga

6 Nennurpadu 5·04 P R Ri,J,B 7 Anakarlapudi 3·09 P R,W Ri,J,B 8 Chinakandlagunta 5·04 P W PR Ri,J,B 9 Chinakandlagunta 0·68 Uninhabited Chama rthi vari Khandriga 10 Petluru 5·08 M W PR Ri,J,B

11 Venkatakrishnapuram 1·55 P W Ri,J,B 12 Tangella Isukapallevari 0·57 Uninhabited Khandriga 13 Dharmavaram 4·71 P - W PR Ri,J,B 14 Juvvigunta 2·21 P W PR PO Ri,J,B 15 Tangella 15·16 3P D W Ri,J,B

16 Mekapadu (G) 4·01 P W Ra,J,B 17 Mekapadu (Z) 3·39 P W Ra,J,B 18 Kotapadu 6·57 3P W,R PO Ra,J,B 19 Kotapadu Agraharam 0·62 Not Available 20 Ayyaparajupalem . 3·92 P W KR Ra,J,B

21 Vardhinenipalem . 2·60 P W KR PO Ra,J,B 22 Peerapuram Mamidala- 0·25 Uninhabited vari Khandriga 23 Narsimhanayuni 4·40 P W KR Ra,J,B Khandriga 24 Petluru Mocherlavari 0·20 Uninhabited Khandriga 25 Petluru Kurugantivari 0·64 Uninhabited Khandriga

26 Pedakandlagunta . 6·39 P W KR PO Ra,J,B 27 I1avara 6·67 M W PR Ra.J,B 28 I11avaramamidala vari 0·29 Uninhabited Khandriga 29 Kamepalle 4·31 2P,H Phc E W PR PO Ra,J,B 30 Uppaladinne 0·96 P W,R ... Ra,J,B 25

DIRECTORY and Land use KANDUKUR TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r -----.A-- -~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

674 120 1.708 Ongole 48 1 640 100 1,308 Ongole 48 2 28 ZOO 60 NA. 3 841 172 2.213 Ongole 32 4

18 3 389 Ongole 32 5

413 350 2.463 Ongole 32 6 407 300 1.271 Ongole 32 7 725 250 2.251 Ongote 32 8 T.(): Tk(l) 42S 5 5 N.A. 9

1.777 500 974 Ongole 32 10

75 100 817 Kandukur 26 11 19 46 300 N.A. 12

T.(S7): Tk(57) 419 1,000 1.538 Kandukur 24 13 94 20 1.300 Kandukur 26 14 T.(73): Tk(73) ).684 500 7.445 Kandukur 26 15

294 200 2,072 Kandukur 26 16 T.(72): Tk(72) 714 200 1.184 Kandukur 26 17 T.(90): fk(90) 3.456 140 519 Kandukur 24 18 Not Available 19 T.(l2): Tk(12) 295 100 2.102 Kandukur 26 20

T (22): Tk(22) 348 1.200 94 Kandukur26 21 149 4 7 N.A. 22

633 183 2,000 Kandukur26 23 106 16 6 N.A. 24

14 96 300 N.A. 25

765 180 3,)45 Kandukur 22 26 815 70 3,389 Kandukur 21 27 14 165 Kandukur 24 28 T.(76): Tl(76) 973 70 1.639 Kandukur 19 29 72 54 488 Kandukur 10 30 26

VILLAGE

AmeDities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in . , A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

31 Vempadu 3·10 P W,R .~. Ri,J,B 32 Chatukupadu 3·80 P R PR Ri.J,B 33 Pidipadu 3·50 P W PR Ri,J,B 34 Kondapi 8·48 2P,H D E W PR PO Ri,J,B 35 Kondapigadiyaramvari 2·48 P W PR Ri,J.B Khandriga

36 Peridipi 3·31 p E W,R PR PO Ri,J.B 37 Muppavaram 5·52 2P.H E W PR Ri,J,B 38 Chodavaram 4·33 P E W PR Ri,J,B 39 Narasingolu Mahan- 0:28 Uninhabited kalivari Khandriga 40 Vennuru 5·17 2P E W PR PO Ri,J,B

41 China venkanapalem 1·42 2P E W PR Ri,J,B 42 Uppalapadu 4·55 2P,H D E W PR Ri,J,B 43 Thumadu 2· 38 P E W,R PR Ri,J,B 44 Paletipadu Mocherla- 0·63 E W PR RU,B vari Khandriga 45 Paletipadu 3·61 2P E W,R PR PO Ri,J,B

46 Paletipadugadepalle 0·lI2 Uninhabited Khandriga 47 Zarugumalli 17·98 4P,H E W,R PR PO Rice 48 Vaviletipadu 0·82 p E W PR Ri,J 49 Bitragunta 6·47 M E W PR Ri,] 50 Pakala 9·26 5P,H E W PR Ri,)

51 Binginipalle 4·94 2P E W PR PO,TO, Ri,] Phone 52 Singarayakonda 4·90 P W,R PR PO Ri,] 53 Somarajupalle 8·46 4P W PR Ri,] 54 Singarayakonda R. S. 4·08 P,H D E T PR,T Ri,] 55 Mulakuntapadu 1·84 2P W PR Ri,J

56 Kalikivaya 3·77 p W PR PO Ri,J 57 Kanumalla 3·80 3P W PR PO Ri.J 58 Nandanavanam 4·97 p W,R KR PO Ri,J 59 Nandanavanam Vavi. 0·80 W KR Ri,] Jalavari Khandriga 60 Palukur 11·50 2P,H E W KR PO Ri,J

61 Vikkiralapeta 2.85 p W KR PO Ri,] 62 Davagudur 3·41 P W,R PR Ri,J 63 Chirrikurapadu 2·13 P W PR PO Ri,J 64 JilIeIlamudi 6·56 2P W,R KR Ri,J 65 Narasiogolu 5·17 p W,R PR Ri,] 27

DIRECTORY and Land use KANDUKUR TALUK L"ND USB (Area under different types oC land use in acres) Religious. r--~------A Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available-- and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. rIrrigated Unirrigat~ waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) ~18) (1)

T.(6): Tk(6) 1.970 8 Kandukur 16 31 387 50 1,995 Kandukur 16 32 816 50 1,374 Kandukur 21 33 T.(293): Tk(Z93) 893 241 4,000 Kandukur 45 34 214 373 1.000 Ongole43 35

753 65 1,300 Ongole43 36 800 100 2,633 Ongole 43 31 662 100 2,009 Ongole 42 38 22 157 Ongole 45 39

T.(251): Tk(251) 1,461 200 1,397 Ongole 42 40

T.(26): Tk(26) 433 200 250 Ongole 45 41 T.(35): Tk(35) 2.534 10 333 Ongole 27 42 ] 0130 42 351 Ongole 26 43 T.(19): Tk(l9) 290 6 88 Ongole 26 44

T.(40): Tk(40) 2,242 16 12 Ongole 26 45

302 4 219 N.A. 46

T.(110). Tk(llO) 3,462 8 7,927 Ongole 22 47 T.(50): Tk(50) 470 3 2 Kandukur 22 48 T.(965): Tk(965) 1.400 16 1,760 Kandukur 19 49 T.(2,381): Tk(2,381) 260 12 3,273 Kandukur 19 50

T.(7oo): Tk(700) 600 15 1.847 Kandukur 21 51

T.(J62): Tk(162) 120 4 2,850 Kandukur 18 52 T.(1,324): Tk(l,324) 1,200 39 2,851 Kandukur 16 53 T.(140): Tk(J40) 2,103 100 774 Kandukur 14 54 T.(125): Tk(125) 306 42 705 Kandukur16 55

T.(284): Tk(284) 1.452 16 661 Kandukur 18 56 T (260): Tk(260) 1,054 24 1.094 Kandukur 13 57 T.(40): Tk(40) 2,649 24 468 Kandukur 14 58 T.(6); Tk(6l 456 3 47 Kandukur16 59

T.(291); Tk(291) 5,550 26 1·493 Kandukur 13 60

T.(127): Tk(127) 1,423 39 235 Kandukur 11 61 T.(20): Tk(20) 786 4 1,372 Ongole 27 62 T.(10): Tk(lO) 1,808 1300 53 Kandukur 30 63 T.(81): Tk (81) 1,804 90 2,223 Kandukur 10 64 715 100 2,494 Kandukur 11 65 28

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,---___- ____-_-.11..------__"""'\ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

66 Ramachandrapuram 1·34 W PR Ri,J 67 Mappala 2·68 P W,R KR Ri,J 68 M uppallakesaram 0·10 Uninhabited Khandriga 69 Pandalapadu 3·16 2P R KR Ri,] 70 JillalIamudigadapalIa- 0·56 Uninhabited vari Khandriga

71 Kondikandukuru . 2·26 2P W KR Ri,] 72 Kovur 4·87 2P W KR PO Ri,J 73 Singarabotlavaripalem 1·71 2P W KR PO Ri,] 74 Vallaturukalidasu vari 1·10 W PR Ri,] Khandriga 75 Vallaturu 5·72 2P W,R Ri,]

76 Naganna Khandriga 4·06 P W,R KR PO Ri,] 17 Kamepalle Agraharam 0·75 P W,R Ri,J 78 Patchava 4·52 P W,R KR PO Ri,] 79 Pa tcha va balago pala- 1·48 Uninhabited puram 8@ Chennipadu 5.48 P W Ri,J

81 Manginipadu 1·78 W Ri,] 82 Rajavo1upadu 0·98 2P W PR Ri,] 85 Boganampadu 9·76 P W PR Ri,] 84 Cherukuru 18·29 6P W,R KR PO Ri.l 8S Veerannapalem 2·95 W Ri,l

86 Polinenicheruvu 3·19 P W PO Ri,J 87 Ramchandrapuram 2·21 P W Ri,J 88 Ankabhupalapuram 1-88 P W Ri,J 89 Vengamakkapalem 4·12 Ri,] 90 Malepadu 4·36 P W KR PO Ri,J

91 Lingamgunta 5·46 P W ],Ra 92 Chavatapalem 5·64 p W PO l,Ra 93 Nawabpalem 4·01 Uninhabited 94 Linganapalem 4·13 P W PO l,Ra 95 Rollapadu Not Availablt

96 Tburpupolinenipalem 2·85 P W PR l,Ra 97 Jameerapalem 3·15 p W PR ],Ra 98 Ippagunta 6·84 P W PR PO l,Ra 9~ Ponnalurigudavarl 1·27 W PR l,Ra Khandriga 100 Ponnaluru 7·95 2P,H W PR PO J,Ra 29

DIRECTORY and Land use KANDUKUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------A ------"'" Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------A------., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Ullirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------

235 600 23 Kandukur 11 66 T.(6): Tk(6) 1,700 9 Kandukur 13 67 60 4 N_A. 68

T.(88): Tk(88) 1,214 121 599 Kandukur II 69 350 8 N.A. 70

T.(81): Tk(81) 942 51 372 Kandukur 5 71 T.(80): Tk(80) 2,034 420 583 Kandukur 6 72 1,090 4 Kandukur 11 73 700 4 Kandukur 5 74 3,221 120 320 Kandukur 16 75

2,890 50 45 Kandukur IS 76 174 300 6 Kandukur 19 77 873 20 2,000 Kandukur 21 78 27 20 900 N.A. 79

T.(2): Tk(2) 1,025 220 Kandukur 22 80

T.(30): Tk(30) 1,012 50 48 Kandukur 19 81 T.(IO): Tk(10) 610 7 Kandukur 22 82 600 T(160): Tk(l60) 326 912 4,248 Kandukur 22 83 T(900): Tk(900) 6,780 1.200 2,826 Kandukur 22 84 T(2): Tk(2) 120 420 1,346 Kandukur 38 85

T.(I87); Tk(187) 10 8 Kandukur 30 86 T.( 198): Tk(198) 1,210 6 Kandukur 30 87 N.A. 88 N.A. 89 T.(2): Tk(2) 1,010 750 1,028 Kandukur 38 90

T.(50): Tk(50) 1,250 650 1,544 Kandukur 26 91 T.(90): Tk(90) 3,450 35 35 Kandukur 19 92 T.(98): Tk(98) 1,259 165 1,117 N.A 93 T (84); Tk(S4) 1,400 711 448 Kandukur 19 94 Not Available 95

T.(100): Tk(100) 1,718 6 Kandukur 18 96 2,010 6 Kandukur 13 f!.J7 T.(29): Tk(29) 2,920 15 1,414 Kandukur 18 98 T.(6): Tk(6) 800 7 Kandukur 13 99

T.(I,Ooo): Tk(I.0oo) 2,121 35 1,932 Kandukur 13 100

4] 30

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Ameoities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Fooli No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

101 Peda Venkanapa\em 8·29 P W J,Ra 102 Nekunampuram 3·09 4P W PR PO J,Ra 103 Nekunampuram 0·09 Uninhabited Kalidasvari Khandriga 104 Singamanenipalle . 2·83 P W KR J,Ra 105 Naladalapur 2·37 P,R W KR PO ],Ra

106 Sakhavaram 5·10 P,R W KR PO Ri,J Ri,J 107 Veera Raghavunikota 6·24 P W,R KR PO Ri,] 108 Konda Samudram 5·19 P W PO 109 Malekondarayunipalem 1.99 P W,R Ri,J PR Ri,J 110 Uppalapadu (Z) 4·90 3P W

W Ri,J 111 Muktheswaram 0·42 PR PO Ri,J 112 Voletivaripalem 7·52 P W 2P D W PR PO Ri,J 113 Chundi 9·86 P W PR PO Ri,J 114 Ayyavaripalle 5·55 W Ri,J 115 Ramalingapuram . 1·40

P W PR PO Ri,J 116 Mogilicher\a 2·44 1·14 W Ri,J 117 Narasimhapuram . 6·66 P W Ri,] 118 Racheruvu Rajupalem 4·70 p W PR Ri.] 119 Pentrala 3·07 P W PR Ri,] 120 Rallapadu

3·87 p W.R Ri.] 121 Cbeemalapenta 0·71 Not Available 122 Brahmanapalem 0·75 2P W,R Ri,] 123 Thumugunta 5·67 3P,R W PR PO Ri,] 124 Lingasamudram 4·18 W Ri,J 115 Vengalapuram

2·02 P W Ri,] 126 '{errareddipalern 1·10 Uninhabited 127 Jangamreddi Kbandriga 5·51 p W KR Ri,] 128 Thimmareddipalem 4·73 P W.R Ri,J 129 Viswanadhapuram 1·38 Uninhabited 130 Tburpurajupalem . W Ri,] Gangapalern 1·24 P 131 W,Tk Ri,] Annaboyinapalle 3·83 2P 132 Not Available Angirekulapadu 1·78 133 R KR PO Ri,J Kalavalla 4·08 P 134 p W,R KR Ri,] 135 Parikondapadu 4·34 W KR Ri,] 136 parikondapadu 2·34 Agraharam R KR Ri,] Dappalampadu 1·83 p 137 KR Ri,] Kondareddipalem. 1·02 P W 138 p W PR PO Ri,] 139 Mopadu 6·46 E W PR PO Ri,] 140 Kondamudusupalem 4·66 31

DIRECTORY and Land use KANDUKUR TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..------A ---""' Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------A------.. CuJturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ~18) (1)

T.(50): Tk(50) 1,122 30 4,091 Kandukur 14 101 T.(929): Tk(929) 266 155 1,159 Kandukur 11 102 54 4 N.A. 103

T.(16): Tk(16) 1,590 121 84 Kandukur 11 104 T.(76): Tk(76) 1,300 '0 51 Kandukur 11 105

T.(417): Tk(417) 1,534 404 909 Kandukur 16 106 794 T.(98): Tk(98) 1,733 1,360 9 Kandukur 21 107 T.(60): Tk(60) 1,697 150 t,415 Kandukur 16 108 T.(5): Tk(5) 543 572 154 Kandukur 24 109 T.(90): Tk(90) 1,782 250 1,014 Kandukur 16 110

T.(41): Tk(41) 220 8 Kandukur 30 111 T.(265): Tk(265) 1,688 }.927 933 Kandukur 21 112 1,371 T.(617): Tk(617) 1,514 1,689 1,J19 Kandukur 26 113 1,657 T.(37): Tk(37) 185 1,110 S63 Kandukur 29 114 559 T.(16): Tk(16) 27 214 80 Kandukur 32 115

239 T .(370): Tk(370) 950 3 Kandukur 40 116 T.(I): Tk(l) 62 164 503 Kandukur 42 117 T.(74): Tk(74) 585 1,966 1,637 Kandukur 37 lIB T.(37): Tk(37) 829 657 1,485 Kandukur 35 119 T.(1l3): Tk(1l3) 760 527 568 Kandukur 38 120

T.(134): Tk (1 34) 732 410 1,201 Kandukur 40 121 Not Available 122 450 4 Kandukur 25 123 T.(817): Tk(817) 388 657 1,767 Kandukur 32 124 T (91): Tk(91) 213 420 1,951 Kandukur 2~ 125

T.(122): Tk(122) 138 1.092 92 Kandukur 30 126 T.(93): Tk(93) lIS 221 275 N.A. 127

T (372): Tk(372) 1,620 501 1,033 Kandukur 35 128 T.(123): Tk(123) 354 490 2,060 Kandukur 40 129 431 286 166 Kandukur42 130

T.(247): Tk(247) 540 7 Kandukur 37 131 T.(1458): Tk(l458) 542 47 404 Kandukur 24 132 Not Available 133 T.(169): Tk(169) 1,889 159 394 Kandukur 21 134 T.(54): Tk(54) 1,046 51 1,627 Kandukur 14 135

226 24 10248 Kandukur 16 136

T.(88), Tk(88) 771 109 203 Kandukur 22 137 545 19 89 Kandukur 13 138 T.(107): Tk(l07) 1,724 190 2,113 Kandukur 8 139 T.(1139): Tk(l139) 1,270 75 498 Kandukur 3 140 32 VILLAGE

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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

141 Kancharagunta 0·96 W Ri,J 142 Kakutur 2·46 P W Rj,] 143 Nukavaram 2·20 W Ri,) 144 Yedlurupadu 4·10 P W Ri,] 145 Ananthasagaram 2·30 P W PR Ri.!

146 Kaaduk:ur (Rural) 27·71 H,C H E W PR PO,TO Ri.] Phone 147 ~ahadevapuram . 6·33 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 148 Anandapuram 4·32 3P W KR PO Ri,] 149 Ogur 4~67 2P W PR PO Ri,] 150 Sanampudi 5·09 P W,R PR PO Ri,]

151 Manetikola 2·72 21' W Ri,! 152 Karedu 19·42 6P,H Mcw,D E W PR PO Ri,J 153 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 6·98 2P,H Phc E W PR PO.TO, Ri,J Phone 154 Kollurpadu Ranga- 0·25 Uninhabited nayakuluswamivari Khandriga ISS Bheemavaram 9·73 P W PR Ri,J 156 Atmakur 4·39 P W Ri,J 157 Dondapadu 0·69 P W Ri,J 158 Palut 5·80 P R Ri.] 159 Madanagopalapuram 0·95 P W Ri.J 160 Machavaram 6·26 3P.H W PR PO RLJ 161 Baddepudi 6·06 P W PO Ri.J 162 Kothapeta 2·20 p W Ri,J 163 Gundlapalem 3·74 P W.R Ri.J 164 Basireddipalem 3·23 P W Ri.] 165 Venkampeta 4·58 p W Rice 166 Darekanipadu 3·92 P W,R Rice 167 PureIipalle 3·83 P W,Tk KR Rice 168 Chinnapavari 4·99 P W PR PO Rice 169 Mutyalapadu 13· 31 2P.H D W PR PO Rice 170 Nayudupalem 6·2l 2P W PR Ri,] 171 ChinaJatarapi 10·71 4P W Ri.] 172 Ammavaripalem 3·89 P W 2PO Ri,] 173 Rajupalcrn p Ri.] 174 Gudlurll 16·88 H W PR PO Ri,] 175 PotJuru 9·42 p W PR PO Ri,] 176 Swaranjipuram 3·06 2P W PR Ri.] 177 Krishnapurarn 1·30 2P W Ri,] 178 Chagallu 3·41 2P W PR PO Ri,l 179 Cfickucherla' 9·62 P W PR PO Ri,] 180 Veerapa!le 4·93 P W PR PO Ri,] 181 Mocherla 11·01 3P W PR,T PO Ri.] Ramayapa tnam 182 2·78 2P E W PR ." Ri .. f 183 Ravur 6·27 W Ri.] Chevur 184 10·30 E W PR PO Ri.S 33

DIRECTORY

and Land use KANDUKUR TALUK

LAND USI! (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------.A. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,...------A.------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T .(8): Tk(8) 495 12 61 Kandukur 8 141 T .(93): Tk(93) 1.400 81 1,256 Kandukur 6 142 T.(30): Tk(30) 112 10 2,128 Kandukur 6 143 T.(90): Tk(90) 246 160 69 Kandukur 11 144 T.(5): Ik(S) J,116 282 11.264 Kandukur 6 145

T.(27J): Tk(271) 4,695 1.504 11,264 N.A. 146

T.(189): Tk(189) 1.464 372 2,026 Kandukur 6 147 T.(189): Tk(189) 2,136 96 344 Kandukur 8 1411 T.(167): Tk(167) 1.322 248 1,252 Kandukur 10 149 T.(79): Tk(79) 1,062 46 2.071 Kandukur 14 150 T.(331): Tk(331) 281 50 1.079 Kandukur 11 151 480 T.(1.325): Tk(I.325) 1,994 1,000 7,630 Kandukur 22 152 420 T.(379). Tk(379) 443 120 3,105 Kandukur 22 153 158 2 N.A. 154

1,138 T.(1,12l): Tk(Ll:!l) 942 59 2,9li7 Kandukur 13 ISS T.(l40): Tk(140) 1,735 35 900 Kandukur 8 15' T.(36): Tk(36) 151 76 179 Kandukur 10 157 T.(148): (Tk(148) 855 709 2.000 Kandukur 10 151 T.(193): Tk(193) 186 20 209 Kandukur 9 IS' T.(154): Tk(154) 1,417 236 2.199 Kandukur 11 180 T.(483): Tk(4B3) 491 225 2,679 Kandukur 14 161 T.(492): Tk(492) 375 50 491 Kandukur 16 162 T.(943): Tk(943) 720 140 1,440 Kandukur 13 163 T.0.217): Tk(1.217) 281 41 528 Kandukur 16 164 T.(759): Tk(759) 45 50 2,077 Kavali 32 liS T.(1.503): Tk(1,5Q3) 141 400 465 Kandukur 19 166 T.(1.286): TkO.286) 146 354 665 Kandukur 21 167 T.(2.276): Tk(2.276) 12 300 606 Kavali 27 168 T.(1.285): TkO.285) 686 2,114 4.433 Kavali 24 169 240 T.(420): Tk(4:0) 367 648 2.299 Kavali 19 170 115 T.(570): Tk(570) 650 2,080 3.439 Kavali 22 171 445 T.(651): Tk(651) 320 376 698 Kavali 19 172 N.A. 173 3.438 T (874): Tk(874) 946 300 5,245 Kandukur 16 174 390 T.(197): Tk(197) 273 250 4,919 Kavali 22 175 10120 T.(160): Tk(160) 622 175 275 Kavali 26 176 210 T.(257): Tk(257) 16 63 286 Kandukur 14 177 661i T.(50Q): Tk(509) 254 270 481 Kavali 22 178 1,625 T.(1.035): Tk(1.035) 112 300 3,085 Kavali 26 179 696 T.(86O): Tk(860) lOS 40 1,451 Kavali 19 180 3,893 T.(736): Tk(736) 124 300 1.993 Kavali 26 181 425 T.(190): Tk(l90) 24 240 900 Kavali 19 182 700 T.(537): Tk(537) 592 330 2,184 Kavali 13 183 2.035 T.(1,524): Tk(l ,524) 119 258 2,656 Kavali 10 184

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~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANIOIRI TALUK

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Namo of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

42 Ambavaram 65 Chinthapudi 2 Anandapurarn 111 Chir)adinne 59 Anikallapalle 105 Chodavaram 165 Anumulakonda 125 Chou tagogu lapaUc 50 Arivemula 150 Ayyanakota 159 Dadireddi palle 120 Ayyanapalem 37 Darsiguntapeta 151 Ayyavaripalle 54 Darsithimmakkapalle 19 Dasullapall e 31 Devakimarri 134 Balavenkatapuram 87 Dirisll vancha 173 Balijapalem 12 Doddichintala alias 13S BaIlipalIe Venkataredd ipalle 78 Bellavaram 166 Dubagunta 131 Bhattupalle 178 Bodavada 168 East Kodigudlapadu 45 Boda valadinne 122 Bommireddipalle 73 Gandlaseetharampuram 38 Bon tha varipalle 26 Ganesunipalle 101 Bontheguntapalle 72 Gannavaram 174 Botlagudur 84 Ganugapenta Boyamadugula 34 68 Gogulapalle 63 Bukkapuram 119 GOlala vcedu 142 GosigundaJa 96 Chakirala 124 Gudipad 86 Challagi rigila 160 Gummalapadu 53 Chandrasekharapuram 46 Guntachennampalle 106 Chennakesavapuram 152 Guntupalle 39 Chennapunayunipalle 155 Guravajipeta 162 Chilakapadu 76 Gurugupadu 158 Chilamakur 98 China Alavalapadu 121 Hajispuram 15 China Gollapalle 4 Hanumanthapuram 92 China Irlapadu 83 Hanumanthunipadu 139 Chinavarimadugu 82 Hazeepuram 144 Chintagumpalle 100 H ussa inpuram 164 Chinthalapalem 51 Chinthalapalem 29 Immadicheruvu (near Arivemala) 170 Inimerla

35 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANIOIRI TALUK.-Contd.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Villago Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

109 Jammalamadaka 172 Mopadu 24 J a ogamnarasayapalle 163 Motravulapadu 52 Mundlapadu 20 Muppalapadu 117 Kalagotla 138 Murugummi 176 Kamhbaladinoe 67 Musunur 62 Kambhampadu 89 Kanchipuram '5 Kanigiri 108 Nagireddipalle 74 Kankanampadu 64 Nagulavaram 75 Kankanampad Agrabaram 61 Nalajanampadu 175 Karollapadu 14 Nallagandla 157 Kattakindipalle 57 Nallamadugula 118 Kodlgudlapadu (West) 17 Nandanavanam 66 Komatigunta 153 Nasikatriyambakam 47 Kondaboyinapalle 11 Neelakantapuram 10 Kondareddipalle 127 Neredupalle 104 Kotarupalle 115 Nimmamaheswarapuram 9 Kotathippala 41 Kothapalle 167 Pamur 25 Kotrakesavabhotlavari 28 Panduva Khandriga 23 Panduvanagulavaram 60 Kovilampadu 88 Panugodu Khandriga 156 Krishnapuram 126 Peda Alavalapadu 13 Kutagundla 137 Peda Cherlapalle 6 Peda Gollapalle 148 Lakshmakkapalle 147 Peda Irlapadu 113 Lingojipuram 58 Peda Rajupalem 141 Pedavarimadugu 132 Maddapadu 1 Peddi venkatayapalle 149 Malakondapuram 93 Peramgudipalle 35 Maiameedipalle 79 Perugupalle 97 Manamadugu 140 Pitchiguntapalle 103 Marapagunta 114 Pelavararn 129 Marella 128 Pothavaram 81 Masayapeta 27 Pulikuntarallapalle 44 Medanulavenganapalle 90 Puougodu 102 MogaUur 171 Puttamnaidupalle

36 ALPHAAEnCAL LIST OF ViLLAGES KANIGIRI TALUK-Concld.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. CodeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2)

116 Rachagundlapadu 110 Umamaheswarapuram 71 Ramagopalapuram 3 Ummanapalle 130 Ramagovindapuram 80 Upendrapuram alias 70 Ramalingapuram Upavasapal 22 Ramayapalle S6 Uppalapadu 55 Ranganayanipalle 8 Raseedupuram 154 Raviguntapalle 161 Vaggampallc 43 Regulacbilika 16 VaJicherla 179 Renimadugu 107 Vangapadu 40 Vatlabayalu 146 Sankarapuram 30 Vedullacheruvu 94 Sankavaram 21 Veera Rampuram 177 Siddavaram 77 Veli,andla 91 Somanapalle 5 Vemulapadu 3S Venkatayacheruvu 133 Tatakondapadu 143 Vepagumpalle 33 Tellanellamala 112 Vijayagopalapuram 99 TbakkeUapadu 18 ViragareddipaUe 123 Tballur 69 ViruDchipuram 7 Thimmareddipalle 136 Viswanadhapuram 169 Thiragandladinne 14S Vittalapuram 48 Thummagunta 85 Thummagunta 32 Thubgodu 49 Yekunampuram

37 38 VILLAGE

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(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Peddivenka tayapalle 1·79 Uninhabited 2 Anandapuram 2·01 P W PO J.B,Mi* 3 Ummanapalle 7·84 5P W PO J,B,Mi 4 Hanumanthapuram 4·63 4P W J.B.Mi 5 Vemulapadu 9·10 SP D W PR PO J,B,Mi

6 Peddagollllpalle 7·41 3P D W PR PO J,B.Mi 7 Thimmareddipalle 9·43 6P W PR PO J,B.Mi 8 Raseedupuram 2·01 P W J.B.Mi 9 Kotathippala 3·22 P W J,B,Mi 10 Kondareddipalle 4·28 P W J,B,Mi

11 Neelakantapuram. 1·97 P W PR J,B.Mi 12 Doddichintala alias 7·17 3P D W PO Millets Venkatareddipalle 13 Kutagundla 6·50 4P W Millets 14 NaIlagandJa 3·46 2P W Millets 15 ChinagoIJapalle 0·65 p Millets

16 Valicherla 6·46 2P W Millets 17 Nandanavanam 12·4;f 2P D W PO Millets IS Viragareddipalle 2·31 W Millets 19 DasuUapalle 4·08 P W Millets 20 Muppalapadu 3·80 P W KR Millets

21 Veera Rampuram. 2·24 P W KR Millets 22 Ramayapalle 4·21 ~ W Millets 23 Panduvanagula varam 14·61 5P,M D W PO Millets 24 Jangamnarasayapalle 1·63 P W Millets 25 Ko tra kesa vabhotla vari 0·37 Uninhabited Khandriga

26 Ganesunipalle 0·86 P W Millets 27 Pulikuntarallapalle 8·44 2P W Millets 28 Panduva 4·96 P W Millets 29 Immadicheruvu 11·99 4P W KR PO Millets 30 Veclullacheruvu 7·62 2P D W Millets

31 Devakimarri O· 11 W Millets 32 Thungoclu 0·21 W Millets 33 Tellanellamaia 0·09 W Millets 34 Boyamadugula 1·40 p W Millets 35 Malamcedipalle 0·20 W Millets

36 Venkatayacherl}vu 1·56 P W PR Millets 37 Darsiguntapeta 3·66 4P D W PR Millets 38 Bonthavaripalle 1·50 p W Millets 39 Chennapunayuoipalle 4·48 P W Millets 40 Vatlabayalu 6·87 p W Millets ""Mi' or 'Millets' under col. 10 stand for small millets like Kona, Arika, etc. 39

DIRECTORY and Land use KANIGIRI TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land USe in acres) Religious. ,.. A ..... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area -not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,...-_-___A ______..... Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J5) (16) (17) (18) (I)

122 978 46 Kanigiri 30 1 403 T.(27): W(127) 130 574 52 Kanigiri 35 2 1.221 T.(247): W(247) 790 2,357 403 Kanigiri 30 3 T.(299): W(299) 1.290 1.251 123 Kanigiri 26 4 1.495 T.(266): W(266) 1,814 1.622 627 Kanigiri 26 5

T.(389): W(389) 1.480 2.742 131 Kanigiri 21 6 724 T.(351): W(351) 3.297 1,117 1,270 Kanigiri 16 7 T.(95): W(95) 502 132 557 Kanigiri 14 8 T.(96): W(96) 717 352 896 Kanigiri 16 9 T.(37): W(37) 1,308 586 80S Kanigiri 14 10

T.(43): W(43) 722 305 191 Kanigiri 13 11 73 T.(S93): W(482).Tk(411) 897 1,245 1,481 Kanigiri 14 12 T.(I72): W(I72) 1.296 1.645 1,047 Kanigiri 19 13 T.(104): W(104) S05 321 1.284 Kanigiri 16 14 T.(60): W(60) 350 6 Kanigiri 29 15

T.(400): W(400) 1.078 2.034 622 Kanigiri 24 16 2,~)92 T.(866): W(705).Tk(161) 371 2,908 825 Kanigiri 29 17 T .(20): W(20) 264 1,096 98 Kanigiri 30 18 T.(131): WeI3!) 313 1.723 444 Kanigiri 27 19 T.(200): W(200) 526 1.349 3S7 Kanigiri 10 20

T.(1l3): W(83), H(30) 206 894 221 Kanigiri 32 21 T .(111): W(lll) 440 1.713 430 Kanigiri 32 22 2,84' T.(72l): W(72!) 1.460 4.015 308 Kanigiri 29 23 T.(36): W(36) 458 475 74 Kanigiri 34 24 12 211 15 Kanigiri 40 25

T.(89): W(89) 187 265 , Kanigiri 32 26 2.394 T.(22!): W(22l) 585 1,764 438 Kanigiri 38 27 T.(S3): W(53) 3.100 13 .8 Kanigiri 32 28 3,929 T.(386): W(386) 868 1.574 917 Kanigiri 32 29 3.239 T.(224): W(224) 298 978 138 Kanigiri 40 30

59 4 7 Kanigiri 64 31 99 18 17 Kanigiri 64 32 34 18 6 Kanigiri 64 33 T.(186): W(186) 252 289 169 Kanigiri 64 34 31 88 9 Kanigiri 64 35

T.(150): W(IS0) 377 355 116 Kanigiri 50 36 T.(23): W(23) 990 . 764 565 Kanigiri 45 37 2SS 509 196 Kanigiri 48 38 406 973 J,488 Kanigiri 5~ 39 T.(81): W(81) 818 2.077 1.421 Kanigiri 59 40 40

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIBS AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and"" l Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Kothapalle 4·97 P W I{R Millets 42 Ambavaram 0·94 P,H D W KR PO Millets 43 Regulachilika 4·36 P W Millets 44 Medamlavenganapalle 2·06 P W Millets 45 Bodavaladinne 0·25 W PR Millets " ".

46 Guntachennampalle 4·24 2P W Millets 47 Kondaboyjnapalle 3·00 P W PR PO Millets 48 Thummagunta 2·02 W Millets 49 Yekunampuram 3'.56 2P W Millets 50 Arivemula 1·87 P W PO Millets

51 Chintalapalem 2.68 P W Millets 52 Mundlapadu 2·72 P W Millets 53 Chandrasekharapuram 3·32 P,H D W PR PO Millets S4 Darsithimmakkapalle 1·03 W Millets 55 Ranganayanipalle 1·95 P W Millets

56 Uppalapadu 1·41 P W KR Millets 57 Nallamadugula 4·78 2P W PO Millets 58 Pedarajupalem 4·77 2P,UP D W PR Millets 59 AnikaUapalle 3·02 2P W Millets 60 Kovilampadu 5·93 3P W PR PO Millets

61 Nalajanampadu 1·12 P W PR Millets 62 Khambhampadu 4·17 P W PR Jonna 63 Bukkapuram 5·27 2P W PR PO Jonna 64 Nagulavaram 1·83 P W Millets 65 Chintapudi 2·36 P W PR Millets

66 Komatigunta 2·20 P W KR Millets 67 Musunur 11·78 3P W KR PO Millets 1)8 Gogulapalle J3·00 3J' W PR Millets 69 Virunchipuram 2·91 Uninhabited 70 Ramalingapuram . 5·09 P W Millets

71 Ramagopalapuram 4·99 2P E W PR PO Millets 72 Gannavaram 3·53 2P E W PO Millets 73 Gandlaseetharampuram 2·02 Uninhabited 74 Kankanampadu 8·81 4P E W PO Millets 75 Kankanampadu 3·78 P E W Millets Agraharam

76 Gurugupadu 0.41 Uninhabited 77 Veligandla 8·51 3P.H D E W PR PO Millet! 78 Ballavaram 1· 71 P W Millets Millets 79 Perugupalle 2·96 P W PR 80 Upendrapuram 5·72 Uninhabited Upavasapalle 41

D'IRECTORY and Laod use KANIGIRI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ("'"------A Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not'"'" Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. ("'"Irrigated . Unirrigat~ waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (7) ~18) (1)

T.(63): Tk(42),W(21) 405 2,389 324 Kanigiri 54 41 T.(40): W(40) 257 184 121 Kanigiri 54 42 T.(l86): Tk(135),W(5l) 302 2.J76 126 Kanigiri 51 43 T.(20): W(l20) 327 291 580 Kanigiri 48 44 T.(20): W(20) 137 3 Kanigiri 43 45

565 1,749 400 Kanigiri 37 46 T.(62): W(62) 87 571 1.200 Kanigiri 40 47 T.(49): W(49) 128 244 872 Kanigiri 51 48 T.(560): W(560) 693 200 825 Kanigiri 45 49 T.(188): W(142),Tk(46) 175 568 266 Kanigiri 43 50

T.(248): W (233). Tk(15) 256 750 461 Kanigiri 38 51 T.(114l: W(112).Tk(2) 217 1.280 130 Kanigiri 30 52 T.(195): Tk(122). W(73) 1,018 311 601 Kanigiri 35 53 T.(5): W(S) 93 500 61 Kanigiri 38 54 T.(33): W(33) 103 1.000 112 Kanigiri 37 55

T.(77): W(77) 326 274 225 Kanigiri 35 56 T.(l63): W(156).Tk(7) 645 2.052 199 Kanigiri 42 57 T.(2l0): W(186). Tk(34) 1,037 1.700 96 Kanigiri 53 58 T.(152): W(IS2) 535 226 1.020 Kanig;ri 37 S9 T.(293): W(258),Tk(35) 1,]04 2.354 44 Kanigiri 37 60

T.(30): W(30) 448 239 Kanigiri 52 61 T.(22): W(22) 694 868 1.085 Kanigiri 46 62 T.(25): W(25) 1.417 995 936 Kanigiri 45 63 T.(60): W(60) 479 213 419 Kanigiri 48 64 T.(88): W(8S) 605 252 565 Kanigiri 42 65

T.(60): W(60) 716 503 129 Kanigiri 38 66 1.033 T.(252): W(252) 2.184 3.032 1,038 Kanigiri 38 67 T.(413): W(320).Tk(9~ 702 4,340 2,865 Kanigiri 26 68 T.(l3): W(13) 56 491 1.302 Kanigiri 29 69 T.(39): W(39) 1.051 }'119 1.049 Kanigiri 26 70

T.(2oo): W(200) 667 1,563 764 Kanigiri 22 71 T.(l3l): Tk(100).W(31) 856 922 350 Kanigiri 24 72 187 427 679 Kanigiri 34 73 T.(S?5): Tk(305).W(270) 3.740 366 957 Kanigiri 22 74 T.(144): W(l18).Tk(26) 313 1.541 421 Kanigiri 26 75

T.(5): W(S) 200 57 Kanigiri 22 76 T.(429): W(429) 3.444 1.003 570 Kanigiri 22 77 T.(76); W(67). Tk(9) 593 201 224 Kanigiri 18 78 T.(26): W(26) 761 498 609 Kanigiri 10 79 1,278 1>459 924 Kani,iri 11 80 42

VILLAGE

Amenitie. ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGE tion Name of in r A -.. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Masayapeta 1·50 P W Millets 82 Hazeepuram 8·68 3P W PO Ri,Mi 83 Hanumanthunipadu 5·00 P,R D W PR PO Millets 84 Ganugapenta 4·89 P W Millets 85 Thummagunta 5.71 P W KR PO Millets

86 Challagirigila 11·67 3P E W PR PO Millets 87 Dirisavancha 3·48 P E W KR PO Millets 88 Panugodu Khandriga 0·19 P W Millets 89 Kanchipuram 0·89 W Millets 90 Punugodu 8·54 P W KR Millets

91 Somanapalle 0·'4 Uninhabited 92 China Irlapadu 2.32 P W PR PO Millets 93 Peram gudipalle 1.17 P W PR Millets 94 Sankavaram 8·13 5P E W PR PO Millets 95 Kanigiri (Rural) 12·8 7P,2H,C, H E W PR TO&Phone Millets 2Tr*

96 Chakirala 11·66 5P E W PIt PO Millets 97 Manamadugu 1.87 Millets 98 China Alavalapadu 3·78 P W PR Millets 99 Thakkellapadu 3·86 P W PR Millets 100 Hussainpuram 5·19 2P W Millets

101 Bonthegunlapalle. 2·04 W Millets 102 Mogallur 9·90 P,H E W PR PO Millets 103 Marapagunta 3·45 P W PR Millets 104 Kotarupa)le 3·85 P W PR Millets 105 Chodavaram 2·18 P W KR Millets

106 Chennakesavapuram 0·08 Millets 107 Vangapadu 3·22 2P W PR PO Millets 108 Nagireddipalle 5·46 2P Phc W KR PO Millets 109 Jammalamadaka 5·89 P W PR Millets 110 Umamaheswarapuram 2·.26 W Millets

111 Chirladinne 8·31 SP W PR Millets 112 Vijayagopalapuram 3·67 P W Millet, 113 Lingojipuram 1·86 Uninhabited p Millets 114 Polavaram 2·87 W 115 Nimmamaheswara- 0·34 W Millets puram

116 Rachagundlapadu . 2·14 W Millets 117 Kalagotla 2·57 p W PO Millets 118 Kodigudlapadu (West) 2·33 P W Millets 119 Gosalaveedu 1·65 P W Millets 12() Ayyanapalem 0·72 *'Tr' Stands for Training School 43

DIRECTORY and Land use KANIGIRI TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..- _ ...... ------Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ----. CuUurable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. ----Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(38): W(38) 282 202 438 KAnigiri 11 81 1,15S T.(345): Tk(200), W(145) 1,366 2,231 458 Kanigiri 14 82 667 T.(240): W(240) 762 413 1,118 Kanigiri 11 83 821 T.(37): W(37) 430 }'46' 376 Kanigiri 11 84 T.(48): W(48) 723 1,478 1,405 Kanigiri 5 S5 tI'

T.(249): W (227),Tk(22) 1,007 3,024 3,188 Kanigiri 6 36 506 1,030 691 Kanigiri 10 87 T.(8): W(8) 100 14 Kanigiri 11 88 T.{IS): W(IS) 168 283 104 Kanigiri 11 81) 850 T.(103): Tk(90),W(13) 2,224 1,045 1,244 Kanigiri 10 90

334 121 147 Kanigiri 5 !J1 T.(61): W(61) 178 410 836 Kanigiri S 92 T.(UO): W(llO) 360 200 79 Kanigiri 3 93 T.(372): W(372) 1,570 2,691 570 Kanigiri 3 94 2.006 T.(97): W(97) 1,498 3,149 1,458 95

T.(198): W(191),Tk(7) 2.949 3,446 869 Kanigiri 5 96 T.(6): W(6) 1,014 85 92 Kanigiri 10 97 T.(88): W(88) 1,159 1,039 133 Kanigiri 10 98 T.(40): W(40) 297 1,805 328 Kanigiri 11 99 To(186): W(186) 655 1,442 1,039 Kanigiri 13 j , , ~ 100

T.(43): W(43) 96 367 800 Kanigiri 16 101 1.957 T.(264): W(263),Tk(l) 2.452 1.481 182 Kanigiri 14 102 To(78): W(7S) 1,042 760 328 Kanigiri 19 103 T.(213): Tk(124),W(89) 746 667 838 Kanigiri 22 104 T.(74): W(56),Tk(18) 572 265 484 Kanilliri 21 105

T.(3): W(3) 3 35 10 Kanigiri 22 106 931 T.(l97): W(157).Tk(40) 900 20 13 Kanigiri 27 107 740 T.(66): W(66) 1.084 998 606 Kanigiri 22 108 474 T.(94): W(94) 1.082 1.292 828 Kanigiri 21 109 T.(33): W(33) 464 859 90 Kanigiri 19 110

T.(187): W(187) 953 3,695 483 Kanigiri 18 111 682 T.(S6): W(56) 319 656 636 Kanigiri 13 112 T.(24): W(24) 554 554 58 Kanigiri 13 113 To(42): W(42) 668 792 335 Kanigiri 10 114 T.(l2): W(12) 86 100 20 Kanigiri 10 115

T.(22): W(22) 755 423 170 Kanigiri 10 116 T.(2S): W(25) 166' 812 642 Kanigiri 10 117 T.(80): W(80) 435 728 248 Kanigiri 8 118 T.(7S): W(7S) 501 360 120 Kanigiri 10 119 T.(36): W(36) 217 181 27 Kanigiri 10 120 44

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE DISTRICT

Loca- Areain , ______AMENITIBS-- ___ AVAILABLE-_-A----- WITHIN THB______VILLAGB -. tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. MileS Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

121 Hajispllram 6·52 3P W PR PO Millets 122 Bommireddipalle 9·97 4P W PR PO Millets 123 Thallur 4·19 2P W PO Millets 124 Gudipad 5·60 2P W PO Millets 125 Choutagogulapalle 1·22 P W Miliets

126 Peda Alavalapadu 20·53 4P D W PR PO Millets 127 Neredupalle 4·13 p W PR PO Millets 128 Pothavaram 0·86 P W Millets 129 Marella 7·53 P W PR PO Millets 130 Ramagovindapuram 1'·91 M W Millets

131 Bhattupalle 3·69 P W Millets 132 Maddapadu 6·19 3P W Millets 133 Talako ndapadu 7.86 2P W PO Millets 134 Balavenkatapuram 2·50 W PR Millets 135 Ballipalie 14·97 2P W PR PO Millets

136 Viswanadhapuram 0·55 P W Millets 137 Pedacherlapallc 11·95 5P,H Phc,D W PR PO Millets 138 Murugummi 7·94 P. W Mill~ts 139 Chinavarimadugu. 2·39 P W KR Millets 140 Pitchiguntapalle (}·46 Uninhabited

141 Pedavarimadugu 2·24 W Millets 142 Gosigundala 0·54 Uninhabited 143 Vepagumpalle 4·01 P W PR Millets 144 Chintagumpalle 8·49 3P W KR Millets 145 Vittalapuram 0·10 W Millets

146 Sankarapuram 2·61 P W KR Millets 147 Peda Irlapadu 9·40 7P,H D W KR PO Millets 148 Lakshmakkapalle . 2·16 P W Millets 149 Malakondapura,n. 1·01 W PR Millets 150 Ayyanakota 6·24 W Millets

151 Ayyavaripalle 8·56 3P D W PR PO Millets 152 GuntupaJle 13·06 P W PO Millets 153 Nasikatriyambakam 2·24 W Millets 154 Raviguntapalle 8·71 2P W PR PO Millets lSS Guravajipeta 10·97 6P,H D W PR PO Millets

156 Krishnapuram 1·15 P W KR Millets 157 Kattekindipalle 10·61 2P W PO Millets 158 Chilamakur 3·20 p W PO Millets 159 Dadireddipalle 3·66 2P W PO Millets 160 Gummalapadu 4·64 P W PR Millets J 45 DIRECTORY

and Land use KANIGIRI TALUK LAND OSB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. A -...... Nearest Day historical Loca- r------Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(223): W(223) 1.651 1.980 319 Kanigiri 10 121 T.(120): W(120) 2.278 3,461 522 Kanigiri 11 121 T.(126)C W(126) 729 936 891 Kanigiri 16 123 T.(92): W(~2) 925 2,029 538 Kanigiri 19 124 T.(96): W(96) 363 181 141 Kanigiri 21 125

1,64" T.(312): W(312) 2,647 6,863 1,673 Kanigiri 16 126 T.(195): W(195) 419 1.702 321 Kanigiri 21 127 T.(65): W(65) 242 220 23 Kanigiri 21 128 T.(310): W(1ge).Tk(120) 467 3,181 861 Kanigiri 21 129 T.(27): W(27) 84 963 148 Kanigiri 25 130

T.(llO): W(llO) 821 831 600 Kanigiri 8 131 T.(177): W(I77) 1,461 1.348 976 Kanigiri 11 131 1,550 T.(226): Tk(121),W(105) },109 },354 791 Kanigiri 16 133 425 T.(46): W(46) 128 711 290 Kanigiri 19 134 3.251 T.(183): W(183) 947 4.229 971 Kanigiri 19 135

T.(16): W(16) 115 212 9 Kanigiri 22 13(1 1.746 T.(670): W(668),Tk(2) 861 3,512 859 Kanigiri 26 137 1,921 T.(148): W(148) 201 2,587 225 Kanigiri 22 138 T.(52): W(47),Tk(S) 194 966 313 Kanigiri 29 139 111 153 30 Kanigiri 29 140

T.(42): W(42) 249 948 195 Kanigiri 29 I'll T.(5): W(5) 36 270 35 Kanigiri 21 142 431 T.(64): W(64) 372 I.S98 101 Kanigiri 32 143 T.(62): W(40),Tk(22) 752 lo943 2,677 Kanigiri 32 144 T.(12): W(12) 50 2 Kanigiri 32 145

T.(47): W(47) 337 557 729 Kanigir: 40 146 3.712 T.(931): W(866),Tk(65) 1,146 221 6 Kanigiri 32 147 S59 T.(57): W(42),Tk(15) ISO 354 262 Kanigiri 24 148 375 269 2 Kanigiri 48 149 T, (320): W(300),Tk(20) 284 662 2,728 Kanigiri 56 150

1,273 T.(201): W(20!) 434 2,609 961 Kanigiri 48 151 2,336 T.(470): W(470) 572 4,068 1.257 Kanigiri 48 152 T.(33): W(33) 112 1,061 228 Kanigiri 26 153 1.369 T.(244); W(244) 539 2,905 517 Kanigiri 21 154 T.(327): W(298), Tk(29) 4·029 2,136 529 Kanigiri 24 155

T.(16): W(16) 342 280 98 Kanigiri 28 156 T.(186): W(156),Tk(30) 1.927 ),886 2,791 Kanigiri 37 157 T.(160): W(160) 56! 58 1,263 Kanigiri 35 158 T.(121): W(I04),Tk(17) 733 },231 257 Kanigiri 30 159 T.(l4): W(14) 1.065 J,073 818 Kanigiri 29 160 5] 46

VILLAGE

Amenitiel ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AV AILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB tion Name of in --___- ____A------_ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

161 Vaggampalle 8·19 2P W PR PO Millets 162 Chilakapadu 3·01 Uninhabiud 163 Motravulapadu 2·04 P W Millets 164 Chintalapalem 2·10 2P W Millets 165 Anumulakonda 2·30 Millets

166 Dubagunta 5·77 4P W PR Millets 167 Pamur 6·21 2P,H H W PR PO,TO Millets 168 East Kodigulapadu 3·22 2P W KR Millets 169 Thiragandladine • 5·03 P W Millets 170 Inimerla 16·40 4P W PR PO Millets

171 Puttamanaidupalle 0·86 P W KR Rice 172 Mopadu 8·13 5P W PR PO Rice 173 Balijapalem 2·74 P W PR PO Millets 174 Botlagudur 13-49 3P.H W PR PO Millets 175 Karollapadu 1·22 2P W PR Millets

176 Kham baladinne 4·48 2P D W KR PO Rice 177 Siddavaram 7·94 P W PO Millets 178 Bodavada 7·17 P W Millets 179 Renimadugu 3·36 P W Millets 47

DIRECTORY and Land use KANIGIRI TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. _A ~- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest CuJturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

921 T.(169): W(169) 1,242 1,693 1,217 Kanigiri 27 161 T.(7): W(7) 706 589 624 Kanigiri 32 162 T.(9): W(9) 610 368 319 Kanigiri 34 1'3 T.(lOO): W(I00) 789 276 179 Kanigiri 35 164 T.(14): W(14) 668 88 702 Kanigiri 43 165

T (119): Tk(99),W(20) 1,753 768 1,053 Kanigiri 43 166 T.~21): W(21) 2,234 934 785 Kanigiri 37 167 T.(56): W(S6) 248 978 779 Kanigiri 40 168 T.(33): W(33) 790 936 1.460 Kanigiri 37 169 3,883 T.(97): W(97) i.242 2.139 3.135 Kanigiri 42 170

388 131 36 Kanigiri 51 171 T.(l,84B) W(1.848) 200 1·446 1,709 Kanigiri 46 172 T.(13): W(13) 351 969 421 Kanigiri 50 173 T.(6): W(6) 1.570 5,945 1,113 Kanigiri 48 174 473 235 73 Kanigiri 48 175

T.(1,220): W(1.220) 327 627 693 Kanigiri 67 176 T.(5): W(5) 745 2.270 2,062 Kanigiri 58 177 1.531 T.(16): W(16) 1,180 1,032 830 Kanigiri 38 178 T.(15): W(l5) 566 1.130 439 Kanigiri 58 179 • GIDDALUR TALUK -..J o III o ..J II. o N IJ ~ U Z i o

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GIDDALUR T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

12 AkaveeJu 45 Idamakallu 101 Pachal a Venkatapuram 40 Allinagaram 63 Palakaveedu 23 Ambavaram 68 Jaggambotla 96 Papayapalle 71 Ananthapalle Krishnapuram 10 Papinenipalle 17 Anumuiapalle 15 lallivani Pullalacheruvu 6 Pedda Kandukur 8 Ardave edu 78 langamgunla 81 PeddaObyanipalle 87 Aurangabad 91 Kagithaia Gudem 98 Pithikayagulla 5 Ayyavaripalle 77 Kakarla 56 Podilikondapalle 66 Poosalapadu 47 Badinenipalle 25 Kanchipalle 94 Porumamillapalle 100 Basinepalle 89 Kandulapuram 83 Pothavaram 37 BedusupaUe 42 Komarole 44 Pullaredd i pa II e 95 Bestawarpeta 30 Kommanur 19 Bhupanaguntla 103 Konapalle 18 Racherla 75 Bogolu 27 KonGalaveedu 51 Rajupalem 9 Bollupalle 32 Kothakota 36 Ramavaripalle 41 Brahmanapalle 24 Kristamma Settipalle 86 Ravipadu 48 Kristampalle 26 Chatreddipalle 39 Reddicherla 69 Chinna Cum bum 79 Lanjakota 80 Retlapalle 14 Chinnaganipalle 74 Lingapuram 84 Salakala veedu 82 Chinna Obayanipalle 74A Lingapuram Khandriga 33 Sanjeevaraopeta 43 Chintalapalle 49 Lingareddipalle 4 Shro. Potti Basavaipalle 92 Chintalapalem 93 Somavarapeta 16 Chollaveedu 99 Madanapullalacheruvu 64 Somdevipalle 76 Cumbum 70 Madhavapuram 46 Suravaripalle 3 Magatur Dadana Guravaipalle 62 22 Modampalle 55 TambaUapalle Daddawada 54 65 Mokshagundam 60 Taticherla 85 Dhatara Krishnapuram 38 Mothupalle 20 Thimmapuram 7 Donakonda 31 Mundlapadu 57 Tripurapuram 58 Edavalle 72 Turimella 88 Nadimpalle 34 Gadikota 35 Uyyalawada 102 Galijerugulla 59 Nagireddipalle 2 Gannepalle 52 Nallaguntla 1 Velagalapaya 21 Giddalur 28 Narsimhunipalle 50 Vennampalle 61 Gudimetla 29 Narava 13 Venthurlapadu 53 Guduru Moraipalle 97 Nekunambadu 73 Yerrabalem 90 Hazarath Gudem 67 Ondutla 11 Yerraguntla

Resl'rve Forest Blocks

R. F. 1 Bheemarayuni R. F. 3 Isukagundam Gudem Cheruvu Gudem R. F. 2 Malakondapenta Gudem

49 50

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Amenitiel ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMBNITIBS AV AILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r ..A.. .1 Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph--

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Velagalapaya 13·55 2P W KR PO Ri,J 2 Gannepalle 11·48 SP W KR PO Ri,J 3 Magatur 4·18 3P D W KR PO Ri,] 4 Shro.Potti Basavaipalle 1·16 W KR Ri,] 5 A,}yavaripalle 0·92 P R PR PO Ri,]

6 Pedda Kandukur . 8·78 4P W,R PR Ri,] " 7 Donakonda 3·51 2P W PR PO Ri,J 8 Ardaveedu 9·13 3P,H Phc,Mch W,R PR PO Ri,J 9 Bollupalle 4·90 2P W PR PO Ri,J 10 Papinenipalle 5·47 3P W PR PO Ri,J

11 Yerrllguntla 3·58 Uninhabited 12 Akaveedu 16·03 2P,H D.Phc W PR PO Ri,J 13 VenthurIapadu 1·41 Uninhabited 14 Chinnaganipalle 4·19 P W KR Ri,Ra.Mi 15 Jallivani Pullalacheruvu . 4.65 P W KR PO Ri.Ra,Mi

16 Chollaveedu 4,36 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 17 Anumulapalle 5·32 2P,H W PR PO Ri.Ra,Mi IS Racherla 7·69 SP.M E W PR PO Ri,Ra.Mi 19 Bhupanaguntla 5·57 P W KR Ri,Ra,Mi 20 Thimmapuram 1·84 P W PR PO Ri.Ra,Mi

21 Giddalur Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 22 Modampalle Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 23 Ambavaram 8·06 6P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 24 Kristamma Settipalle 8·47 6P,M E W,T PR PO Ri,Ra,J 25 Kanchipalle 3·65 2P E W PR Ri,Ra,J

26 Chatreddipalle Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 27 Kongalaveedu 2·03 2P W,R KR PO Ri,l,Ra 28 Narasimhunipalle. 0·25 Uninhabited 29 Narava 2·06 2P E W KR PO Ri,J,Ra PO Ri,J,Ra 30 Kommanur 7·92 SP E W,R KR

PO Ri,Ra,J 31 Mundlapadu 11·10 4P E W,R PR

32 Kothakota 4·98 2P E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra,J 33 Sanjeevaraopeta 6·59 4P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 34 Gadikota 8·29 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 35 Uyyalawada 9.60 6P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra,l

36 Rama varipalle 0·18 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 37 Bedusupalle 0·29 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J KR Ri,Ra,J 3~ Mothupalle 0·75 P W 39._ Reddicherla 12.07 9P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 40 Allinagaram 6·99 4P,H W PR PO Ri,Ra,J 51

DIRECTORY ani Land use GIDDALUR TALUK ----"""""-- ...... ,..--~----~-- LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..------~------A ----..... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..-----~---.A.------"-..... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) ~l8) (1)

1,351 431 6,980 Cumbum 32 1 3,021 1.443 2.883 Cumbum 31 2 2,095 560 20 Cumbum 15 3 T.(36): R(36) 495 198 13 Cumbum 13 4 400 180 9 Cumbum 16 5

2,665 2,040 914 Cumbum 18 6 1, 719 329 198 Cumbum 21 7 V500): Tk(300),R(200) 2,801 1,568 974 Cumbum 29 8 T.(200): Tk(l50).R(50) 2,140 217 579 Cumbum 31 9 T.(57): W(57) 3,400 4 40 Cum bum 27 10

N.A. 11 T.(lOl): fk(101) 8.129 1,359 670 Giddalur 22 12 13 89 800 N.A. 13 T.(28): Tk(28) 2,519 135 Giddalur 18 14 T.(24): Tk(24) 2,055 897 Giddalur 15 15

T.(3): Tk(3) 2.587 200 Giddalur 18 16 T.(58): Tk(58) 2.548 323 476 Giddalur 14 17 T.(169): Tk(169) 3.555 1.t90 8 Giddalur 10 18 514 64 2.987 GiddaJur 12 19 603 171 404 Giddalur 3 20

Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 21 Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 22 T.(152): Tk(99).W(53) 3.158 1.370 478 Giddalur 5 23 T.(179): Tk(98),W(81) 2.705 1,513 1.024 Giddalur 4 24 T.(260): Tk(230),W(30) 1,412 102 562 Giddalur 5 25

Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) T.(7): R(7) 1.141 151 Giddalur 3 27 150 6 4 N.A. 28 1.000 12 306 Giddalur 4 29 T.(53): W(S3) 3>189 158 1,669 Giddalur 11 30

T.(452): Tk(205), W(162),R(85) 5,612 251 789 Giddalur 6 Bhavani Shankara- 31 swami templo T.(215): Tk(215) 1,162 922 888 Giddalur 11 32 T.(1I4): W(75).Tk(39) 2,552 736 816 Giddalur 11 33 T.(24): Tk(24) 2,670 1,075 1,537 Giddalur 16 34 T.(140): W(95),Tk(45) 3,072 800 2,132 Giddalur 19 3S

T.(4):W(4) 67 44 Giddalur 14 36 T.(8): Tk(8) 160 5 13 Giddalur 19 37 T.(45): Tk(4S) 200 150 85 Giddalur 22 38 T.(282): Tk(282) 4,325 1,212 1,906 Giddalur 37 39 T.(100)? Tk(I00) 2.200 600 1,574 Giddalur 34 40 52

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Amenities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMBNITU!S AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB lion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Brahmanapalle 0·84 P W KR Ri,Ra,1 42 Komarole 9·75 7P,R D W PR PO Ri,Ra,1 43 Chintaiapalle 6·24 6P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 44 Pullareddipalle 2·61 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J 45 Idamakallu 9·99 5P W KR PO Ri,Ra.J

46 Suravaripalle 0·36 P W KR Ri,J,Mi 47 Badincnipalle 1·08 P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi 48 Kristampalle 1·64 P W KR It.i,J,Mi 49 LingareddipaUe 0·80 W KR Ri.J,Mi SO Vennampalle 0.'89 P W KR Ri,J.Mi

51 Rajupalem 5·11 5P,R W KR PO Ri.J,Mi 52 Nallaguntla 1·11 3P W PR PO Ri,J.Mi 53 Guduru Moraipalle 0·37 Uninhabited 54 Daddawada 7·69 SP W PR 1'0 Ri,J,Mi 55 TambaUapalle Hi3 P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi

56 Podilikondapalle . 3·42 2P B W KR PO Ri,J.Mi 57 Tripurapuram 1·29 P W KR Ri,J,Mi 58 Bdavalle 6·7S P,H W KR PO Ri,J,Mi

S9 Nagireddipalle 0·60 P W KR Ri,J,Mi 60 Taticherla 5·51 3P W PR PO Ri,J,Mi

61 Gudimetla 8·41 P W KR PO Ri,J,Ra 62 Dadana Guravaipalle 0·99 Uninhabited 63 Palakaveedu 5·43 2P,H E W PR PO Ri.J.Ra 64 Somdevipalle 2·66 P W PR.T PO Ri,J,Ra 65 Moksbagundam 2·82 2P W PR PO Ri,J,Ra

66 Poosalapadu 9·65 5P,H D B W PR PO Ri,J,Ra 67 Ondutla 1·72 p W PR Ri,J,Ra 68 Jaggambotla 1·20 p B W PR.T PO Ri,J.Ra Krisbnapuram 69 Chinna Cumbum . 2·57 SP E W PR PO Ri,J,Ra 70 Madhavapuram 1·46 Uninhabited

71 Ananthapalle 0·90 Uninhabited 72 Turimella 8·19 3P,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 73 Yerrabalem 3·S1 3P E W,R PR PO R.i,Ra,Mi 74 Lingapuram 5·11 2P E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 74A Lingapuram Khandriga 0·44 Uninhabited 75 Bogolu 8·54 2P.H E W PR PO Ri.Ra,Mi

76 Cumbum 4·50 Urban Area (Cumbum Town) 77 Kakarla 17·10 2P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra.Mi 78 Jangamgunta 1·07 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra.Mi 79 Lanjakota 5·98 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 80 Retlapalle 1·45 P W KR Ri.Ra,Mi 53

DIRECTORY and Land ase GIDDALUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of Il111d use in acres) Religious. r- .A Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not"" Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_-___.A ______Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T (51): Tk(51) 281 21 185 Giddalur 25 41 T.(575): Tk(S7S) 3,561 1,250 854 Giddalur 28 42 1,800 250 1.944 Giddalur 30 4J T.(I46): Tk(146) 673 270 581 Giddalur 16 44 T.(229): Tk(229) 2,615 2,639 911 Giddalur 14 45

150 10 70 Giddalur 24 4, T.(58): Tk:(58) 494 139 Giddalur 20 47 700 100 250 Giddalur 16 48 502 4 6 Giddalur 26 49 391 179 Giddalur II SO

T.(181): Tk(181) 2,522 294 273 Giddalur 9 51 T.(159): Tk(159) 500 20 31 Giddalur 16 52 120 4S 72 N.A. 53 T.(IS1): Tk(lS1) 3.359 1.412 Giddalur 10 54 Sl1 30 502 Giddalur 9 55

1,348 200 641 Giddalur 4 56 520 306 Giddalur 9 57 T.(212): Tk:(212) 2,992 1,135 Giddalur 16 Ramalingcswara 58 Swamy Temple 380 4 Giddalur 11 59 T.(34): Tk(34) 2.044 1.44. Giddalur 11 60

T.(233): Tk(233) 3,708 t.441 Giddalur 10 61 T.(7): Tk(7) 583 44 N.A. 62 T.(l31): Tk(131) 2.487 155 702 Giddalur 12 63 T .(37): Tk(37) 1.193 71 401 Giddalur 15 64 T.(37): Tk(37) 1.602 100 66 Cumbum 16 65

5.105 150 921 Cumbum 11 66 887 214 Cum bum 10 67 373 181 214 Cum bum 9 68 T.(474): Tk(474) 731 400 40 Cum bum 3 69 T.(35): Tk(35) 270 111 518 N.A. 70

T.(28): Tk(28) 401 147 N.A. 71 T.(385): Tk(385) 3.607 499 751 Giddalur 16 72 T.(I94): R(94) 933 518 640 Cumbum 23 73 T.(J2): 11(\22) 1.793 568 887 Cum bum 10 74 280 2 N.A. 74A T.(200): R(130): Tk(70) 2,754 25 2,487 Cumbum 13 75

Urban Area (Cumbum Town) 76 T.(223): Tk(223) 4,056 3,08S 3.577 Cumbum 8 77 56S 52 Cum bum 6 78 T.(226): Tk(226) 2,871 461 269 Cumbum 11 79 T.(7): We?) 536 385 Cumbum 16 80 • 54

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Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMBNITIES AV AILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r- A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph--

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Pedda Obyanipalle 2·62 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 82 Chinna Obyanipalle 2·25 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 83 Pothavaram 1·49 Uninhabited 84 Salakalveedu 10·04 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 85 Dhatara Krishnapuram 0·59 Uninhabited

86 Ravipadu 3·98 2P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 87 Aurangabad 3·93 P W KR Ri,Ra,Mi 88 Nadimpalle 0·67 P W KR Ri,Ra,Mi 89 Kandulapuram 3·70 2P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,Mi 90 Ha!:arath Gudem . 0·,79 2P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi

91 Kagithala Gudem . 0·67 P W PR Ri,J,Mi 92 Chintalapalem 0·83 P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi 93 Somavarapeta 1·04 P E W PR Ri,J,Mi 94 Porumamillapalle 0·90 p E W PR Ri,J,Mi 95 Bestawarpeta 0·85 2P,2H,Tr** ... E W PR PO Ri,J,Mi

96 Papayapalle 0·68 P E W KR Ri,J,Mi 97 Nekunambadu 1·99 P W PR PO Ri,J,Mi 98 Pithikayagulla 13·09 4P,H W PR PO Ri,J,Mi 99 Madanapullalacheruvu , 6·75 3P W PR Ri,J,Mi 100 BasincpaUe 6·75 5P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi

101 Pachala Venkatapuram 1·41 P W KR PO Ri,J,Mi 102 Galijerugulla 8·02 4P,H Phc W KR PO Ri,J,Mi 103 Konapalle 9·68 2P W KR PO Ri.J.Mi

*RF 1 Bhl'.emarayuni- N.A. P W KR Ha,J,B cheruvu Gudem Ra,J,B *RF 2 Malakondapenta N.A. W KR Gudem *RF 3 Isukagundam Gudcm N.A. W KR Ra,J,B

** Training School (American Baptist Mission School)

* These three villages are also included in Talukwise abstract. 55

DIRECTORY and La.d use GIDDALUR TALUK

LAND VSB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ------_ - -_--_A -..... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (l5) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(I): Tk(l) 724 272 680 Cumbum 16 81 500 346 594 Cumburn 16 82 436 518 83 T.(92): Tk(92) 4.386 929 1.019 Cumburn II 84 263 110 5 Curnbum 11 85 T.(476): Tk(476) 1,405 341 325 Curnbum 5 tI6 T.(394): Tk(394) 758 1,095 268 Curnbum 6 87 T.(307): Tk(307) 43 9 70 Cumbum 5 88 T.(307): Tk(307) 1,393 296 372 Curnburn 2 89 T.(403): Tk(403) 103 Cumbum 3 90 T.(402): Tk(402) 1 26 Cumbum 2 91 T.(397): Tk(397) 73 I 60 Cumbum 1 92 T.(567): Tk(S67) 46 22 31 Cumbum 4 93 T.(399): Tk(399) 55 6S 57 Cumbum 2 94 T.(141): Tk(141) 120 134 149 Cum bum 5 95

T.(18I): Tk(181) 136 72 46 Curnbum 5 96 T.(3): Tk(3) 986 212 73 Cumbum 9 97 T.(3): Tk(3) 3,242 2,941 2,192 Cumbum 12 98 T.(14S): Tk(145) 2,368 1.807 Cumbum 18 99 T.(122): Tk(122) 3,107 b091 Cumbum 20 100

848 S4 Cumbum 25 101 T.(47): Tk(47) 3,047 ],917 122 Cumbum 28 102 1.838 280 4.077 Giddctlur 24 103

Giddalur 38 R.F.l Giddalur 28 R,F.2 Giddalur 42 R.F.3

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" • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MARKAPUR TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Villilge Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

96 Akkacheruvu 73 Gurijepaile 2B Naruthadikala 71 Gurrapusala 1 Nekkanti 2A Allatam 99 Nikarampalle 20A Allipalem 2 Guttalacheruvu 8(J Obulakkapalle 79 Ambapuram 101 Idupur 72 Ammanigudipadu 1 Palutla 43 Isukatripuravaram 93 Pedda Araveedu 45 Annasamudram 15 Iynamukkula 41 Ayyagaripalle 6A Pedda Aru tIa 98 Jammanapalle 17 Pedda Bommalapuram 112 Badekhanpeta (Sho) 12 Pedda Chama 85 Badveedu 95 Kalanuthala 10 Pedda Mantrala 116 Bhup,atipalle 47 KankanalapaUe 100 Pedda Nagulavaram 117 Bondalapadu 84 Katakanipalle 104 Pedda Yachavaram 87 Boyad'agumpula 70 Kataruvanipalle 3 Ponnalabayalu 63 Boyalapalle 31 Kavalakuntla &6 Pragallapadu 62 BoyaJapaUe (Sho.) 97 Kolabhimunipadu 32 Pullalacheruvu 25 Burugundala Kolukula 69 30 Rachakonda 56 Chapalamadugu 29 Komarolu 52 Rajupalem 81 Chatlamitta 92 Kothapalle 57 Ramachandrapuram 3S Chennapalem 107 Krishnapuram 55 Ramasamudram 13A Chilakalacherla 60 Lalapuram 67 Rayavaram Chinna Arutla 6 51 LellaI?alle 8 Rollapenta Chinna Dornala 83 18 Lingamvanipalle Chinna Mantrala 82 Sanikavaram 9 36 Sathakodu 19 Chintala 23 Madamchalama 109 Sivarampuram 111 Chintakunta 58 Madhavunipalle 24 Suddakunta Chowtapacherla 74 Makthumpuram 42 94 Sunkesula 3J Chowtapalle 102 Mallapeta 78 Cumbumpadu 115 Malyavanthunipad 21 Telugurayanicheruvu 40 Manepalle 89 Thangiralapalle 20 Daddanala 105 Markapur 75 Thimmanapalem 22 Darabayalu 5 Marripalem 114 Tbippayap.llem 91 Devarajugattu 37 Marrivemula 88 Thokapalle 16 Dornala 46 Medapi 53 Thripuranthakam 77 Dupadu 7 ThummaJabayalu 66 Millampalle 59 Duvvali 48 Miriampalle 34A Uppaladinnepenta 103 Gajjalakonda 54 Mittapalem 110 Vemulakota 44 Glln~pavaram 27 MUrikimallapenta 68 Venkatadripalem 61 Gangapalem 38 Mutukula 34 Garapenta 50 Viswanathapuram 26 Garinipenta lOA Nallaguntla 14 Yadavalli 90 Gobbur 11 Nallaguntla 13 Y eguvacherlo paIle 27A Narajamala 76 GoliapaUe 39 Narasapuram )08 Yellapuram 64 Gollavidipi 106 Narasimhapuram 28 Yendrapalle 113 Gottipadia 49 Narasingapuram 65 Yerragondapalem.

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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 PaIutla ') 2 Guttalacheruvu I I 2A Allatam I 2B Naruthadikala 3 Ponnalabayalu I 4 Nekkanti I 5 Marripalem I Particulars are not available ~ 6 Chinna Arutla I 6A Pedda AruUa I I 7 Thummalabayalu . I 8 Rollapenta I 9 Chinna Mantrala . 10 Pedda Mantrala ! lOA Nallaguntla )

11 NallaguntIa 4·78 P W PR Jowar 12 Pedda Chama N.A. Forest 13 Yeguvacherlopalle 8·48 p W PR PO Jowar 13A Chiiakacheria Particulars are not available 14 Yadavalli 9·49 p W PR PO Jowar 15 Iynamukkala 14·59 p W PR PO Jowar

16 Dornala 9·29 P W PR PO Jowar

17 Pedda Bommalapuram 11·33 3P Mew W PO Jowar 18 Lingamvanipalle 1·93 Particulars are not available 19 Chintala ') 20 Daddanala 20A Allipalem ! I 21 Telugurayanicheruvu I 22 Darabayalu Particulars are not available 23 Madamchalama ~ 24 Suddakunta I 25 Burugundala \ I 26 Garinipenta I 27 Murikimallapenta 27 A Narajamala J 28 Yendrapalle 7·13 2P W PR PO Jowar 29 Komarolu 12·01 2P W PR PO Jowar 30 Rachakonda 7·36 3P W KR PO Jowar

31 Kavalakuntla 5·43 P W KR Jowar 32 Pullalacheruyu 15·75 3P,H W PR PO Ra,B 33 Chowtapalle 3·64 Uninhabited 34 Garapenta I, 34A Uppaladinnepenta >- Particulars are not available 35 Chennapalem J' 59

DIRECTORY aud Land Dse MARKAPUR TALUK

~ LAND USB (Area under____ differentA---- types______of land use in acres) ~ Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

(' 1 I 2 I I 2A I 2B I 3 I 4 ,I s Particulars are not available i, 6 , 6A ! 7 ,I 8 , 9 10 'I;. lOA N.A. 1.511 233 J,315 Markapur 11 Forest 12 N.A. T.(552): Tk(552) 1.478 774 2,623 Markapur 13 Particulars are not available 13A N.A. T.(1691: C(l02) , Tk(35),0(32) 3,242 2,000 663 Markapur 14 N.A. T.(393): Tk(393) 2,472 2,073 4,4{)0 Markapur Temples of 15 1 Ramalingeswaraswamy, 2 Jarahareswaraswamy, 3 Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy T .(122): 0(23), Tk(99) 4,283 545 996 Markapur Temples of 16 1 Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy, 2 Chonoa Malleswara Swamy N.A. T.(43): Tk(34),C(9) 2,570 19 4,619 Markapur 17 Particulars are not available 18 19 20 20A

21 22 Particulars are not available r -< 23 , 24 25

\ 26 I 27 I.. 27A T.(204): Tk(194),R(10) 2,000 170 2.t89 Markapur 32 28 T.(108): Tk(103),O(5) 2,700 540 4,396 Markapur 30 29 T.(182): Tk(154).C(28) 2.000 140 2,388 Markapur 50 30 T.(131): Tk(131) 1,500 120 1,724 Markapur 42 31 681 T.(525): Tk(525) 4,050 875 3,949 Markapur 32 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 33 (- 34 Particulars are not available ~ 34A l 35 60 VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMBNITIBS AVAILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGB ~ ~ tion Name of A "":\ Staple Code Village Sq. Ml'1 esr Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

36 Sathakodu 8·04 2P W PO Jowar 37 Marrivemula 4·44 3P,M W PR PO J,Mi 3S Mutukula n·oo 4P W PR PO J,Mi 39 Narasapuram 0·37 Uninhabited 40 Manepalle 4·71 P R.W PO J,Mi

41 Ayyagaripalle 2·71 W J,Mi 42 Chowtapacherla 1·61 R J,Mi 43 Isukatripuravaram 13·28 3P W PO J.Mi 44 Ganapavaram 11·00 3P W PO J.MI 45 Amasamudram 9,·28 2P W PO J.Mi

46 Medapi 12·00 2P R.W J,Mi 47 Kankanalapalle 14·22 4P R.W J.Mi 48 Miriampalle 3·27 2P W ],Mi 49 Narasingapuram 1·87 Uninhabited - 50 Viswanathapuram 6·61 2P W PR PO J.Mi

51 Lellapalle 5·22 P W KR PO J,Mi 52 Rajupalem 2·54 P W J,Mi 53 Thripuranthakam 6·66 4P,H W PR PO J,B,Ra 54 Mittapalem 6·11 P W KR I.B,Ra 55 Ramasamudram 3·17 P W KR PO J.B.Ra

56 Chapalamadugu 8·94 W KR PO J,B.Ra 57 Ramachandrapuram • 1·66 P W KR J.B,Ra 58 Madhavunipalle 0·66 W KR J,B,Ra 59 Duvvali 2·14 P W KR J,B,Ra 60 Lalapuram 0·59 Uninhabited

61 Gangapalem 3·31 P W PR Jowar 62 Boyalapal1e (Sho.) 0·48 Uninhabited 63 Boyalapalle 4·72 3P E W PR PO Jowar 64 Gollavidipi 9·80 3P E W KR Jowar 65 Yerragondapalem 10·56 5P,H Phc,Mcw E W PR PTO Ra,B,Ri

66 Millampalle 1·00 Uninhabited KR 67 Rayavaram 2·48 Uninhabited 68 Venkatadripalem 14·30 SP E W KR PO :B,Ra,] 69 Kolukula 5·80 2P W KR PO B.Ra,Ri 70 Kataruvanipalle 1·05 Uninhabited

71 Gurrapusala . 13·10 3P W KR PO Ra,B 72 Ammanigudipadu 13·18 P E W PO Ra.B 73 Gurijepalle 9·23 P E W PR PO Ra,B 74 Makthumpuram 0·49 Uninhabited 75 Thimmanapalem 3·07 Uninhabited 61

DIRECTORY and Land use MARKAPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. Day historical Loca- r------A ------. Nearest Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code distance Weekly importance. No. Forest -_------A------""'" Cuiturable for culti- Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (16) (17) (18) (I) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

36 700 T.(65): Tk(65i 3.299 450 632 Vinukonda 28 Vinukonda 32 37 57 T.(113): Tk(112),R(l) 1,443 200 1,029 38 909 T.(342): Tk(328).0(l4) 5,086 924 1,059 Vinukonda 32 T.(57): W(57) 150 20 10 N.A. 39 T.{l69): R(I69) 1,423 682 740 Vinukonda 29 40

T.(9): 0(9) 862 228 290 Vinukonda 27 41 T.(I6): 0(16) 682 116 216 Vinukonda 26 42 140 2.971 2.537 2.851 Vinukonda 26 43 T.(952): Tk(952) 2.707 1.945 1.436 Vinukonda 32 44 T.(206): Tk(206) 4.61H 621 431 Vinukonda 27 45

T.(295): Tk(295) 5.150 1,462 773 Vinukonda 2~ 46 T. (561): Tk(561) 3,603 2.540 2,397 Vinukonda 38 47 T.(52): Tk(52) 993 564 484 Vinukonda 27 48 T. (21): R(2l) li6 700 290 Vinukonda 35 49 T(252): Tk(174).C(78) 1.288 J,670 1.020 Vinukonda 35 50

T.(143): Tk(143) 3,015 100 83 Vinukonda 37 51 T.(128}: Tk(128) 876 358 264 Vinukonda 42 52 T.(345): Tk(345) 852 760 2,305 Vinukonda 43 53 T.(109): Tk(109) 2,000 220 1.581 Vinukonda 42 54 T.(145): Tk(l45) 1.000 100 784 Vinukonda 40 55

T.(477): Tk(387),R(90) 2.600 190 2,455 Vinukonda 42 56 T. (57): Tk(57) 400 30 575 Vinukonda 38 57 T.(20): Tk(20) 200 20 144 N.A. • 58 T.(49): Tk(49) 1,266 20 35 Markapur 27 59 T.(87): Tk(87) 220 40 31 N.A. 60

T.(63): Tk(63) 850 700 505 Markapur 25 61 T.(20): Tk(20) 186 9S 6 Markapur 32 62 T.(140): Tk(140) 1.093 985 803 Markapur 30 . 63 T.(327): Tk(288),R(39) 2.000 900 3,045 Markapur 26 64 T.(675): Tk(605),R(70) 2,500 350 3,233 Markapur 30 65

T.(105): Tk(56).C(49) 500 35 Markapur 42 66 T.(IO): 0(10) 400 100 1.077 N.A. 67 T.(500): 0(500) 2,500 1,200 4,952 Markapur 30 68 T.(24): Tk(24) 1.200 100 2,388 Markapur 46 69 280 35 357 N.A. 70

T.(44): C(44) 2.834 3,500 2,006 Markapur 27 71 T.(432): Tk(432) 3,000 1,074 3.929 Ma'rkapur 27 72 T.(421): Tk(421) 42 1.239 4,225 Markapur 27 73 T.(9): Tk(9) 84 194 27 Markapur 30 74 T.(30): C(30) 1.014 510 4Jl Markapur 30 75 6] 62

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in /"""------.)..------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

76 Goliapalle 2·30 P W PR PO Mi,Ra,B 77 Dupadu 13·19 P,M W PR PO Mi,Ra:B 78 Cumbumpadu 7 ·17 P W PR Mi,Ra,B 79 Ambapuram 0·62 W PR Mi,Ra,B , 80 Obulakkapalle 1·34 P W PR PO B,Ra,Mi

81 Chatlamitta 7·87 P W PR PO B,Ra,Ri 82 Sanikavaram 11·51 P Mew W PR PO B,Ra,Ri

83 Chinna Dornala 4·29 P W KR PO B,Ra.Ri 84 Katakanipalle 7·26 P W PR B,Ra,Ri

85 Badveedu 8·01 P W PR PO B,Ra,Ri

86 Pragallapadu 2·11 p B,Ra,Ri 87 Boyadagumpula 5·58 p B,Ra,Ri 88 Thokapalle 5·58 P W PR PO B,Ri,Ra 89 Thangiralapalle 6·32 P W PR PO K,B,Ra 90 Gobbur 7·25 P W PR PO K,B,Ra

91 Devarajugattu 4·88 2P W PR PO Mi,B,Ra 92 Kothapalle 1·82 p W PR Mi,B,Ra 93 Pedda Araveedu 8·86 P E W PR PO Mi,B,Ra 94 Sunkesula 6·23 P W PO Mi,B,Ra 95 Kalanuthala 9·52 P W Mi,B,Ra

96 Akkacheruvu 1·50 Unlnhabited 97 Kolabhimunipadu 4·23 2P W B,Ra 98 Jammanapalle 2·80 P W PO B,Ra 99 Nikarampalle 3·05 P W PR PO B,Ra 100 Pedda Nagulavaram 2·67 P W B,Ra

101 Idupur 11·58 3P W PO B,Ra 102 Mallapeta 5·93 P,H D W PR Ra,B 103 Gajjalakonda 10·75 6P,H D W PR FO Ra.Ri,B 104 Pedda Yachavaram 12·60 4P W PO Ra,Ri,B TO 105 Markapur (Rural) 11· 11 P H,D W B,Mi.Ra

106 Narasimhapuram 0·89 Unlnhabited 107 Krishnapuram 0·23 Uninhabited 108 Yellapuram 0·48 Uninhabited PO . Mi,B,Ra 109 Sivarampuram 0·61 P W p PR PO Mi,B,Ra 110 Vemulakota 7·91 E W

111 Chintakunta 8·30 P E W PR PO Mi,B,Ra 112 Badekhanpcta (Sho.) 0·81 P W PR Mi,B,Ra 113 Goltipadia 3·00 P W PR PO Mi,B,Ra 114 Thippayapalem 6·60 2P Phc,Mew E W PR PO Mi,B,Ra 115 Malyavanthunipad 2·07 2P W PR Mi,B,Ra 116 BhupatipalJe 7·45 3P E R,W KR ro Mi.B,Ra 117 Bondalapadu 4·13 P E W KR Mi,B,Ra 63

DIRECTORY and Land use MARKAPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A ------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigat~ waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 07) ~38) (1)

T.(174): 0(125),Tk(49) 410 376 512 Markapur 30 76 T.(874): Tk(874) 2,515 3.073 1.980 Markapur 29 77 T:(l93): 0(193) 2,210 250 1.936 Markapur ... 78 T.(6): 0(6) 65 311 15 Markapur 24 79 T.(97): Tk(97) 413 100 248 Markapur 24 80

T.(120): Tk(l20) 2.736 510 1.671 Markapur 22 81 T.(139): Tk(139) 7.001) 227 N.A. Kasi Visweswara 82 Swamy temple T.(246): Tk(246) 900 358 1.242 N.A. 83 T.(48): Tk(48) 1.498 3.000 100 N.A. Thripura Sundar 84 Devatha T.(87!): Tk(871) 2.072 17 2.166 N.A. 85

T.(47): Tk(47) 360 900 43 N.A. 86 T.(192): Tk(192) J,367 451 1.561 N.A. 87 T.(119): 0(119) 1,205 402 1.845 Markapur 17 88 T(267): 0(35).Tk(232) 1.176 824 1.778 Markapur 13 89 T.(59): Tk(59) 2.811 35 1.735 Markapur 8 90

T.(182): Tk(182) 1.579 455 907 Markapur S 91 646 500 19 Markapur 11 92 T.(123): Tk(123) 1.520 574 3.453 NA. 93 T.(227): W(36),R(24).C(58).Tk(109) 2 26 3.732 N.A. 94 T.(5): Tk(5) 1.432 1.232 3,424 N.A. 95

840 120 N.A. 96 T.(142): C(106) 0(36) 1,276 661 628 Markapur 12 97 T.(3): C(3) 1,700 89 Markapur 5 98 1,595 88 269 Markapur 7 99 T.(193): Tk(193) 1,213 303 Markapur 5 100

T,(95): Tk(95) 2,780 4,390 146 Markapur 8 101 2,328 400 b067 Markapur 16 102 T.(265): Tk(259),R(6) 2,948 1,330 2.337 Markapur 16 103 T.(95): Tk(95) 4,298 2,241 1,430 Markapur 8 104 Markapur 5 105

220 50 300 N.A 106 4 3 140 NA. 107 122 85 100 N.A. 108 T.(23): C(23) .211 150 6 Markapur 5 109 T.(1.313): C(695),Tk(572),0(46) 2,606 1,100 43 Markapur 5 110

3.I94 J,640 478 Markapur 10 111 341 120 57 Markapur 10 112 806 512 602 Markapur 16 113 T.(369): Tk(369) 2,247 150 1.458 Markapur 12 114 T.(319): C(293).R(26) 792 214 Markapur 14 115 T (151): Tk(81),0(70) 3,413 . 565 639 Markapur 14 116 T.(366): 0(134).Tk(232) 1,534 670 73 Markapur 16 117

PODILI T ALUK --- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PODILI TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village CodoN@. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

81 Akkacheruvu 111 Kakarla 25 Ragasamudram 48 Ambapuram 49 Kalavalapalle 100 Rajupalem 75 Arnudalapalle 104 Kallarnpalle 95 Ramachandrapuram IH Ankepalle 26 Kaluzuvalapadu 84 Ramayanam Khandriga 72 Annavaram 87 Kambalapadu 119 Ramayapalem 54 Aswarayunipalem 23 Kandallapalle 71 Ramuiaveedu 7 Karumanipalle 20 Rayavaram 90 Baduguieru 33 Katragunta 47 Regumani pa lie 57 Basavapuram 67 KesavabhotlapaJem 10 Rolugumpadu 42 Batchalakurapadu 18 Kethagudipi 51 Bodapadu 44 Konakanamitla 61 Salakanuthaia Budamka}alapadu 35 27 Kondareddipalle 37 Salanuthala 53 Buradapalem 62 Kondayapalem 117 Sannamuru 97 Kuchipudi 3 Seethanagu lavaram 109 Challurll 69 KunchepaJle 43 Siddavaram 6 Chennareddipalle 65 Sudanagunta 110 Chilamakuru Lakshmakkapalle 29 2 Surepalle 118 Chimata 106 Lakshmipuram 39 Chinamanagundam SS Chinarikatla 83 Madalavaripalem 13 Tadivaripalle 73 Chintagampalle 78 Mallavaram 5 Tarlupad 55 Chintagllnta 14 Managalakunta 4 Tellabadu 99 Marripadu 76 Teegadurthipadu 70 Dasallapalle 31 Marripalem 105 Thalamalla 82 Dondleru 8 Meerjapet 80 Thllmmagunta 38 Mohammadapuram 17 Thummaiacheruvu Egaiapadu 66 60 Mugachinthala 32 Thuvvapadu 56 Mummayapalem 98 Tippaiadevipalle 50 Ganivanipadll Munagapadu 116 Ganjipalem 63 21 Ganugapenta 107 Uppalapadu 36 Nagampalle 41 Garimanapenta 58 Nagarajukunta 30 Garladinne 46 Vaddimadugu 12 Nagendlamudugu 94 Garlapeta Vagemadugu 85 Nandipalem 52 19 Goguiadinne 113 Vallayapalem 77 Nimmavaram 9 Gollapalle 93 Vankamarripalem 114 Nirmamapuram 1 Gorugunthalapadu 45 Vedurallapadu 74 Gosukonda 59 Veerabhadrapuram 16 Obayapalle 40 Gotlagattu 64 Veligandla 86 Obulakkapalle 103 Gundlasam lIdcam 96 Vemavaram 24 Gurralamadugu 34 Vinjavarthipadu 68 Pamulapadu 89 Irasalagundam 112 Pannuru 11 Pathepuram 92 Yadavalli 101 Jafalapuram 91 Pedarikatla 108 Yeluru 15 Jagannadhapuram 102 Podili 28 Jangamreddipalle 22 Polhalapadu 79 Zuvvaleru

65 66

VILLAGE

Ameoities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion_ Name of in ~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Gorugunthalapadu 4·31 P W B.Ra 2 Surepalle 4·64 P W B.l 3 Seethanagulavaram 2·15 P W PR PO K,J 4 Tellabadu 1·77 Mi,J 5 Tarlupad 7·89 6P.2H D,H E W PR.T TO,PO. J.Ri

6 ChennareddipalJe 5·70 2P W KR TO,PO B.Mi 7 Karumanipalle 1·34 2P W PR B.Mi 8 Meerjapet 5·18 P W,R PR PO B.Mi 9 Gollapalle 5·~0 P W PO B,Mi 10 Rolugumpadu 2·72 P W B,Mi

11 Pathepuram 1·25 W B,Mi 12 Nagendlam udugu 5·31 13P W PO B,Mi 13 Tadivaripalle 5·12 P D W PO B,Mi 14 Mangalakunta 8·44 P W PO B.Mi 15 Jagannadhapuram 2·80 P W B,Mi

16 Obayapalle 1·36 p W B.Ra 17 Thummalacheruvu 5·44 2P W PO B,Ra 18 Kethagudipi 5·29 3P W PO B.Ra 19 Goguladinne 3·09 P W PR B,Ra 20 Rayavaram 5·53 2P E W PR,T PO B.Ra

21 Ganugapenta 7 ·71 P W B,Ra p 22 pothalapadu 5·58 W PO B.Ra p 23 Kandallapalle 1·71 W B,Ra 24 Gurralamadugu 3·65 P W B.Ra p 25 Ragasamudram 2·31 W KR B,Ra

p 26 Kaluzuvalapadu 6·30 W KR PO B,Ra 27 Kondareddipalle . 2·08 2P W B,Ra p 28 J angaroreddipalle 1·75 W BRa 29 Lakshmakkapalle 3·19 P W B.Ra 30 Garladinne 5·06 P Phc W PR B,Ra

p 31 Marripalem 2·29 W PR B.Ra 32 Thuvvapadu 7·95 lOP W PR PO B,Ra 33 Katragunta 14·61 4P W PO B,Ra 34 Vinjavarthipadu 3·00 P W KR PO B.Ra 3S Budamkayalapadu 2·76 P W PO B,Ra

36 Nagampalle 2·33 2P W KR PO B,Ra 37 Salanuthala 3·87 P W KR PO B,Ra 38 Mohammadapuram 5·62 P W KR PO B,Ra 39 Chinamanagundam 3·68 2P Phc W KR PO B,Ra 40 Gotlagattu 9·80 3P.H W KR PO B,Ra 67

DIRECTORY • and Land use PODlLI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.------~ -----A Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,.-·------A------__ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated wa~te vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

T.(83): W(62),Ch(21) }, 318 50 1,307 Markapur 8 1 T.(9): W(9) 1,218 210 1,533 Markapur 6 1 1,370 6 Markapur 5 3 T.(37): W(3?) 745 170 181 Markapur 6 4 T.(l27): Tk(99),W(28) 3,394 1,003 526 Markapur 8 5

T.(25): W(15),"Ik(10) 2,273 750 , 600 Markapur 6 , T.(I): W(l) 515 250 92 Markapur II 7 T.(22): W(18),Tk(4) 1,705 818 770 11arkapur 13 8 T.(90): W(90) 1,525 aoz 847 Markapur 16 , 253 T.(38): W(3S) 585 275 610 Markapur 19 IO

T. (20: W(20) 215 174 391 Markapur 24 11 928 T.(93): W(93) 1,245 515 617 Markapur 24 12 963 T.(124): W(124) 1,017 260 913 Markapur 26 13 1,217 T.(6): W(6) 1,254 1,345 1,580 Markapur 16 14 T.(22): W(22) 1,051 250 469 Markapur 19 15

T.(59): W(31),Tk(28) ('57 80 74 Markapur 24 16 T.(98): W(60), Tk(38) 1,931 701 752 Markapur 11 17 358 T.(92): Tk(49),W(43) 1,477 587 872 Markapur 10 18 T.(85): W(65).Tk(20) 1,293 452 148 Markapur 6 19 200 T.(50): W(50) 1,823 613 853 Matkapur 5 20

1,600 T.(46): W(39).Tk(7) 1 >493 110 1,685 Markapur 6 21 T.(76): W(45),Tk(3l) 2.236 364 895 Markapur 13 11 T.(25); W(2.5) 574 141 354 Markapur 13 23 70 T.(37): W(37) 1,631 249 349 Markapur 22 1<4 T.(2): W(2) 1.312 80 84 Markapur 16 25

251 T.(128): W(128) 3.388 1.260 1.005 Markapur 14 26 T (41): W(41) 822 203 265 Markapur 12 27 T.(9): W(9)· 897 150 64 Markapur 19 11 665 T.(56): W(56) 829 412 80 Markapur 22 2' T.(25?): W(257) 1,886 284 811 Markapur 14 30

1'(51): W(51) 1,177 HiO 78 Markapur 21 31 T.(248): W(148) 3,840 113 887 Markapur 26 32 T.(371): W(371) 4.540 3,578 1.861 Kanigiri 30 33 T.(69): W(69) 766 680 405 Kanigiri 32 34 ... T.(16): W(l6) 1.210 429 111 Kanigiri 29 35

T.(171): W(l?I} 1,090 55 III Markapur 22 36 T.(34): W(34) 1.623 ' 6% 134 Markapur 24 37 T.(52): W(52) 2.l11 1,017 317 Kanigiri 32 38 T.(70): W(70) 1,717 427 141 Kanigiri 29 39 T.(29): W(29) 2.567 },922 1,754 Kanigiri 29 40 68

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN TilE VILLAOE tion Name of in ,- A- ..,.. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Garimanapenta 4·23 2P W PO B.Ra 42 Batchalakurapadu 5·37 P W KR PO B,Ra 43 Siddavaram 10·53 P W KR PO B,Ra 44 Konakanamitla 6·33 3P Phc, Mew W PR PO B,Ra 45 Vedurallapadu 3·87 P W PR PO B,Ra

46 Vaddil:nadugu 6·60 P W KR PO B,Ra 47 RegumanipalJe 1·57 P W B,Ra 48 Ambapuram 4·92 P W B,Ra '49 Kalavalapalle 0·57 P W B,Ra 50 Ganivanipadu O~'84 P W B,Ra

51 Bodapadu 1-33 Uninhabited B,Ra 52 Vagemadugu 8·10 P W PO B,Ra 53 Buradapalem 3·55 P W B,Ra 54 AswarayunipaJem 1·67 Uninhabited B,Ra 55 Chintagunta 3·93 P W KR B,Ra

56 MummayapaJem 0·75 P W B,Ra 57 Basavapuram 2·34 P W PO B,Ra 58 Nagarajukunta 2·99 p W PR PO B,Ra 59 Veerabhadrapurarn 0·59 W B,Ra 60 Mugachinthala 3·S$ P W KR B,Ra

KR (il Salakanuthala 2·13 P W Ra,J 62 KondayapaJem 1·84 P W KR B,Ra 63 Munagapadu 6·'57 2P D W KR PO B,Ra 64 VeligandJa 5·66 P W KR PO B,Ra 65 Sudanapgunta 7·31 P W KR PO B,Ra

66 Egalapadu 3·28 P Phc W KR PO B,Ra 67 KesavabotlapaJern 3·01 W. B,Ra 68 Pamulapadu 4·89 P W KR B,Ra 69 Kunchepalle 3·77 4P D W KR PO B,Ra p 70 Dasallapalle 2·16 W B,Ra

71 RarnuJaveedu 4·S4 P W PO B,Ra W KR B,Ra 72 Annavararn 1·87 P 73 Chintagampalle 3·80 P W KR B,Ra 74 Gosukonda 1·50 P W KR B,Ra 75 AmudalapaUe 1·72 P W KR B,Ra'

76 Teegadurthipadu 2·41 W KR Ra,J 77 Nimmavaram ,2·54 P W KR Ra,J 78. Mallavaram 3·23 P W PR Ra,J 79 Zuvvaleru 3·91 p W KR PO Ra,J 80 Thummagunta 2·99 p W KR Ra,J 69

DIR.ECTORY and Land use PODILI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------.A-----:------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ~!8) (1)

1.(140): W(140) 1,603 711 285 Kanigiri 29 41 T (157): W(122),Tk(3S) 1.387 1.315 578 Kanigiri 26 42 T.(104): W(104) 2.186 2·810 1.671 Kanigiri 24 43 750 T.(286): W(286) 2.316 442 257 Markapur 27 44 T.(13l): W(131) 2.087 t20 139 Markapur 24 45

T.(132): Tk(42), W(90) 1.945 637 1.510 Markapur 18 46 T.(20): W(2D) ,80 5 Markapur 16 47 T,(46): W(46) 2.082 745 276 Markapur 21 48 T.(I5): W(l5) 340 2 8 Markapur 30 49 T.(32): W(32) ,00 6 Markapur 30 50

230 42 579 Markapur 24 51 T.(45): Tk(15).W(30) 2.913 66 2,160 Markapur 24 52 735 52 1.485 Markapur 29 53 T.(49). Tk(43),W(6) 870 47 103 Markapur 22 54 T.(123): W(123) 1,994 180 218 Markapur'24 55

92 312 76 Markapur 27 56 T.(32): W(32) 1,096 98 272 Kanigiri 35 57 T.(44): W(44) 1.600 175 95 Kanigiri 29 58 T.(l5): W(t5) 223 63 77 Kanigiri 30 59 T.(I04): W(I04) 1.193 712 282 Kanigiri 24 60

T.(90): W(90) 666 211 389 Kanigiri 30 61 T.(60): W(60) 810 90 218 Kanigiri 34 62 T.(150): W(150) 3.138 300 617 Kanigiri 34 63 T.(I50): Tk(45). W(105) 8,250 899 323 Kanigiri 37 64 T.(98): T(98) 3,472 441 660 Kanigiri 37 65

T.(77): W(77) 1,226 621 175 Kanigiri 38 66 1.474 342 210 Kanigiri 38 67 T.(75): W(75) 1,827 881 347 Kanigiri 38 68 T (164): W(164) J ,637 333 279 Kanigiri 37 69 T.(33): W(33) 600 544 105 Kanigiri 37 70

T.(40): W(40) 1,~9' 290 869 Kanigiri 33 71 T. (52): W(52) 702 104 339 Kanigiri 37 ,72 T.(l9): W(19) 1.049 653 711 Kanigiri 37 73 T.(17): W(17) 515 58 300 Kanigiri 35 74 T.(49): W(49) 794 149 109 Kanigiri 35 75

T.(27): W(27) 1.103 258 1 S4 Ka'nigiri 35 76 T.(33): W(33) 924 327 342 Kanigiri 34 77 T.(85): W(85) 1,294 427 242 Kanigiri 32 78 T.(98): W(98) 1.990 178 236 Kanigiri 32 79 T.(84): W(84) 1.530 144 l56 Kanigiri 35 80 70

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

r Loca- Area AMENITIES A. VAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r A---_-_---______Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (]O)

11 Akkacheruvu 1·81 P Phc W KR PO Ra,J 12 Dondleru 2·07 W KR Ra,J 13 Madalavaripalem 1·69 P W KR Ra,J 14 Ramayanam Khandriga 1·21 W PR Ra,J 15 Nandipalem 1·90 P W Ra,J

16 Obulakkapalle 3·15 P W KR Ra,J 17 Kam balapadu 6.47 2P W PR PO Ra,J 18 Chinarikatla 9·59 2P W PR PO Ra,J 19 Irasalagundam 5·15 P W KR PO Ra,J '0 Baduguleru 12·&3 P W PO Ra,J 91 Pedarikatl..1 12.18 3P,H D E W PR PO Ra,B 92 Yadavalli 7·98 2P E W PR PO Ra,B 93 Vankamarripalem 0·88 P W PR Ra.B 94 Garlapeta 9· 31 P Mcw W PR PO Ra,B 95 Ramachandrapuram 1·51 Uninhabited

96 Vemavaram 7·55 P W PR PO Ra,B 97 Kucbipudi 3·98 P W PR PO Ra.B 98 Tippaladevipalle 3·77 P W PR Ra,R 99 Marripadu 16·90 P D W PR PO Ra,B 100 Rajupalem 3·99 W PO Ra,B

101 Jafalapuram 3·11 W PR Ra,B PR 102 Podili 16·94 5P,H D,Phc E W PO,TO Ra,B W PR 103 Gundlasamudram 6·79 P PO Ra,B W PR PO 104 Kallampalle 7·00 P D Ra,B W PR PO 105 Thalamalla 4·81 P D Ra.B

106 Lakshmipulam 1·91 Uninhabited 107 Uppalapadu 3·86 P D E w PR PO Ra,B 10& Yeluru 4·64 P W KR Ra,B p 109 ChaUuru 2·06 W Ra,B KR PO 110 Chilamakuru 5·45 P W Ra,B KR PO 111 Kakarla 10·64 3P,H Phc W Ra,B KR 112 Pannuru 4·35 P W Ra,B 113 Vallayapalem 2·30 P W KR PO Ra.B 114 Nirmamapuram 2-17 W KR Ra,B 115 Ankepalle 2·08 P Phc W KR PO Ra,B

116 Ganjipalem 1·72 W Ra,B p 117 Sannamuru 6·25 W KR Ra,B 111 Chimata 11· 77 2P W KR PO RI,B 119 Ramayapalem 2·93 P D W KR Ra,B 71

DIRECTORY and Land use PODILI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,------..A. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not'"'" Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,--_------.A.------~....., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J5) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(23): W(23) 955 53 126 Kanigiri 32 81 T.(16): W(16) 1.153 61 95 Kanigiri 38 82 T.(40): W(40) 830 106 106 Kanigiri 32 83 T.(33): W(33) 506 123 112 Kanigiri 32 84 T.(J03): W(103) 921 40 152 Kanigiri 34 85

T.(82): W(82) 1.337 359 238 Kanigiri 26 86 T.(169): W(169) 2.166 1.003 803 Kanigiri 21 87 T.(232): W(200). Tk(32) 1.802 1.755 2.249 Kanigiri 19 88 T.(113): W(1l3) 745 10109 1,329 Kanigiri 18 89 T.(177): W(I77) 2.402 3.015 2.617 Kanigiri 11 90

T.(221): Tk(12).W(209) 2.582 2.375 2,617 Kanigiri 14 91 T.~131): W(131) 1,696 2,385 895 Kanigiri 6 92 T.(37); W(37) 96 373 57 Kanigiri 6 93 T.(57): W(57) 2.414 2,035 1.260 Kanigiri 11 94 316 601 49 Kanigiri 18 95

T.(80): Tk(2S),W(55) 2,822 1,258 672 Kanigiri 18 96 T.(263): W(263) 3.304 1,060 1,120 Kanigiri 24 97 T.(5): W(l5) 629 876 893 Kanigiri 27 98 T.(141): Tk(45). W(96) 2,758 5,340 2,577 Kanigiri 27 99 1,510 767 277 Kanigiri 30 100

570 380 1,040 Kanigiri 30 101 T.(807): Tk(535), W(272) 633 1,549 7,853 Kanigiri 29 102 T.(137): Tk(40).W(97) 2,340 1,043 826 Kanigiri 35 103 T.(125): W(l25) 3,012 416 927 Kanigiri 38 104 T.(53): W(53) 2,262 622 141 Kanigiri 40 105

T.(12): W(12) 712 353 145 Kanigiri 40 106 T.(78): W(78) 1.723 596 73 Kanigiri 45 107 T.(33): W(33) 2.422 444 71 Kanigiri 48 . J08 T.(49): W(49) 872 263 134 Kanigiri 50 109 T.(89: Tk(31 ).W(58) 1,974 962 463 Kanigiri 51 110 T(l31): W(131) 3.859 1,665 1.260 Kanigiri 40 111 T.(35): W(35) 1,580 973 196 Kanigiri 38 112 T.(25): W(25) 954 330 163 Kanigiri 37 113 T.(55): W(55) 619 444 271 Kanigiri 37 114 T.(62): W(62) 811 241 217 Kanigiri 29 l1S

T.(20): W(20) 461 458 162 Kanigiri 29 116 T.(60): W(60) 1,999 725 1,216 Kanigiri 30 111 T.(141): Tk(31). W(lIO) 4,155 260 2.977 Kanigiri 37 118 T (11): W(It) 1.219 430 215 Kanigiri 40 119

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DARSI TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

19 Abbayapalem 11 Jagannadhapuram 39 Pothavaram 86 Akkamambapuram 66 lammalamadaka 26 Potlapadu 22 Alavalapadu 106 lammigumpale 45 Pulipadu 3 Ananthavaram 115 lamukuladinne 65 Purimitla 116 Annavaram 104 Aravalli padu 41 Kellampalle 6 Ragamakkapalle 74 Avisanavaripalem 2 Kocherlakota 114 Rajampalle 31 Avulamanda 30 Kolluru 81 Ramabhadrapuram 61 Kommavaram 113 Ramachandrapuram 13 Badapuram 119 Korlamadugu 8 Ramapuram 112 Balapuram 29 Kosipuram 7 Rudrasamudram 20 BandeJlapaya 117 Kothapalle 107 Bandi veligandla 121 Krishnapuram 85 Samanathapudi 42 Basavapuram 24 Kurichedu 101 Sangapuram 10 Battepadu 84 Sankaranarayanapuram 126 Lakkavaram 35 Bayyavaram 73 Sankarapuram 94 Lakshminarayanapura m 80 BelIamkondavaripalem 52 Sarvamitta 118 Lakshminarayanapuram 62 Bhatlapalle 1 Siddayapalem 9 Lakshmipuram 64 Bheemavaram 51 Singanapalem III Lankojinapalle 5 Bhumanapalle 48 Sithasagaram 21 Bodanampadu 128 Madhavaram 133 Sivarampuram 125 Boddikurapadu 130 Malkapuram 132 Somavarappadu 44 Brindavanam 34 Mallayapalem 124 Surayapalem 105 Bukkapuram 4 Manginipudi 131 Talluru 79 Mannepalle 56 Tammalur 90 Chalivendra 70 Marella 38 Tanamchintala 91 Chandaluru 47 Mohiddinpuram 103 TeUapadu 28 Chandavaram 78 Mundlamuru 43 Thimmayapalem 50 Cheruvukommapalem 32 Mustla Gangavaram 92 Thummedalapadu 123 Chinauyyalawada alias 68 Mylavaram 109 Thurpuvenkatapuram Bandlapalem 120 Tripurasundaripuram 53 Chinavullagallu 55 Nadimpallivari Khandriga 58 Chintalapudi 127 Nagambhotlapalem 57 Umamaheswarapuram 87 Choutapalem 27 Naidupalem (West) 67 Uppalapadu 23 Namasi vayyapuram 88 Darsi 95 Narasimhanayan ipalcm 15 Vabbapuram 36 Dekanakonda 72 Nuzellapalle 100 Vaddipadu 40 Devavaram 16 Veeravenkatapuram 82 Dosakayalapadu 96 Padamati Venkatapuram 77 Vempadu 54 Pasupugallu 69 Vemparala 71 East Kambhampadu 76 Pedaravipadu 60 Vemula 46 East Veerayapalem 122 Pedauyyalawada 59 Vemulabanda 63 Edara 49 Pedavullagallu 89 Venka tachalam palle 97 Peddanapalem 129 Vittalapuram 110 Ganeswarapuram 37 Peddavaram 102 West Kambhampadu alias 17 Gangadonakonda 25 Perubhotlapalem Nalabo thula varipalcm 18 Gangavaram (West) 99 Pochamakkapalle 33 West Veerayapalcm 93 Gudipadu 75 Polavaram 12 Polepalle 14 Yerrabalem 98 Indlacheruvu 83 Pothakamuru 108 Yerraobanapalle

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Amenities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

;,: Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VlLLAGB tion Name of in ,..- Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telograph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Siddayapalem 1·34 P W Kit Jowar 2 Kocherlakota 2·74 4P W KR PO . Jowar 3 Ananthavaram 2·84 P W KR PO . Jowar 4 Manginipudi 4·59 4P W KR PO Jowar 5 Bhumanapalle 4·53 p W KR Jowar

6 Ragamakkapalle 6·83 P W KR , Jowar; 7 Rudrasamudram 10.15 P W KR PO Jowar 8 Ramapuram 2·72 P W KR PO . :,_Jowar' 9 Lakshmipuram 4·37 P W KK PO Jowar'; 10 Battepadu 1·70 p W KR uowar:

_t} 11 Jagannadhapuram 1·75 Uninhabited 12 Polep811e 9·24 2P W KR PO }owat~;f 13 Badapuram 6·48 P W KR PO 'j'owar 14 Yerrabalem 3·52 P W KR,T PO Jowar'~ 15 Vabbapuram 0·92 P W KR Iowar,

16 Veera venkatapuram 0·49 P E W PR.T Rice 17 Gangadonakonda . 7·29 P,H W PR,T PO Jowat- 18 Gangavaram (West) 7·81 3P,H W KR PO Jowar, 19 Abbayapalem 3·53 P W KR Jowar' 20 Bandellapaya 0.43 Uninhabited

21 Bodanampadu 4·39 P W PR PO Jowar 22 Alavalapadu 4·26 P W KR Jowar 23 Namasivayyapuram 5·63 p W KR PO lowar 24 Kurichedu 10·12 P,M,H Phc,D E W PR,T PTO,Phone Ri,J 25 Perubhotlapalem . 1·05 P W KR ]owar

26 Potlapadu 10·73 3P W PR,T PO Jowar 27 Naidupalem (West) 9·94 2P W KR lowar 28 Chandavaram 6·65 3P D W KR PO Jowar 29 Kosipuram 3·0-l P W KR Jowar 30 Kolluru 5,51 2P W KR PO ]owar

31 Avulamandu 12·33 2P W KR PO ]owar 32 Mustla Gangavaram 5·50 P W KR Jowar 33 West Veerayapalem 5·47 3P W PR PO Jowar 34 Mallayapalem 3·90 Uninhabited 35 Bayyavaram 3·32 p W KR ]owar

'36 Dekanakonda 6·60 2P W KR Jowar 37 Peddavaram 5·86 2P Mew W KR PO Jowar 38 Tanamchintala 5·07 P W KR Jowar 39 Pothavaram 2·41 P W KR PO Jowar 40 Devavaram 5·25 2p W KR PO Jowar 75

DIRECTORY aad Land Dse DARSI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ---...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No, Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

502 356 Markapur 10 1 T.(62l): Tk(621) 1.130 3 Markapur 10 2 1,336 3 479 Markapur 10 3 T.(54):'Tk(54) 885 1,999 Markapur 6 4 T.(175): Tk(175) ~12 1,296 516 Markapur 8 5

T.(20): Tk(20) 1,452 2,899 Markapur 8 6 T.(l45): Tk(145) 4,912 5 1,434 Markapur 20 7 T.(221): Tk(221) 647 171 702 Markapur 25 8 T.(73): Tk(73) 526 20 2.178 Markapur 25 9 613 405 114 Markapur 25 10

51 1,069 Markapur 25 11 T.(94): Tk(94) 5,388 53 379 Markapur 25 12 T.(42): Tk (42) 3,502 603 Markapur 25 13 T.(l5): Tk(25) 105 2.123 Markapur 30 14 486 106 Markapur 30 15

288 27 Markapur 30 16 10560 T.(5!): W(51) 3,050 5 Markapur 30 17 T.(127): Tk(127) 4,099 351 421 Vinukonda 30 18 T.(72): Tk(72) 1,775 412 Vinukonda 30 19 64 211 Addanki 28 20

T.(28): Tk(2S) 1,400 528 2,240 Vinukonda 30 21 T (36): W (36) 2,151 172 367 Vinukonda 30 22 T (29): Tk(29) 2,100 835 2,718 Vinukonda 30 23 T.(96): Tk(96) 5,306 1,075 Vinukonda 20 24 T.(7): Tk(7) 544 121 Vinukonda 20 25

1,156 T (146): Tk(146) 4,783 781 Vinukonda 20 26 249 T (96)i W(96) 2,323 1,074 2,620 Vinukonda 20 27 T.(127): Tk(l27) 2,558 1,571 Markapur 20 28 476 284 1,186 Markapur 20 29 T'(I06): Tk(106) 2,619 801 Markapur 25 30

2.110 T. (82): Tk(82) 2,451 935 2,313 Vinukonda 25 31 T.(25): Tk(25) 2,858 637 Vinukonda 25 32 T.(130): Tk(130) 3,369 2 Vinukonda 25 33 T.(178): Tk(178) 900 10116 302 Markapur 25 34 T.(49): Tk(49) 1,306 373 397 Vinukonda 15 35

T.(36): Tk(36) 2,470 844 874 Vinukonda 15 36 T.(46): Tk(46) 1,920 617 1,167 Vinukonda 15 37 ... I T.(17): Tk(17) 2,261 967 Vinukonda 35 38 T.(4): Tk(4) 1,202 333 1,083 Vinukonda 35 39 T.(37): Tk(37) 1,664 1,659 Vinukonda 35 40

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DIRECTORY and Land use DARSI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..------.A ---...... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..--:------.A------:---:-...... CuJturable for cuJti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Umrngated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ~38) (1)

T.(54): Tk(54) 1,547 208 1,602 Addanki 25 41 T.tI9): Tk(l9) 611 227 2.343 Addanki 23 42 1.435 901 Addanki 23 43 T.(49): W(49) 1,009 689 Addanki 23 44 T.(145): Tk(145) 1,771 324 Addanki 23 45

T.(196): Tk(196) 2,074 3,240 Addanki 40 46 T.(3):W(3) 426 800 83 Addanki 40 47 T.(37): W(37) 43 3 Addanki 20 48 T.(74): Tk(74) 2,946 378 Addanki 40 49 1,647 1,220 Addanki 40 50

T.(137): W(l37) 171 200 Addanki 40 51 T.(37): W(37) 41 5 Addanki 20 52 1,762 766 Addanki 40 53 2,406 315 80 Addanki·20 54 T.(25): Tk(25) 572 115 21 Addanki 20 55

2,203 29 219 Addanki 20 56 T.(105): lk(105) 3,364 454 Addanki 20 57 T.(41): Tk(41) 2.168 472 7 Addanki 20 58 1,510 813 Addanki 20 59 T.(2): Tk(2) 3,721 633 169 Addanki 20 60 . T.(44); 0(44) 1,410 383 Addanki 20 61 T.(63): W(63) 462 958 136 Addanki 20 62 T.(41): Tk(41) 3,743 939 Addanki 20 63 2,533 578 488 Addanki 20 64 T.(70): Tk(70) 2,899 327 Addanki 20 65

2.533 518 488 Addanki 20 66 T.(40): Tk(40) 1.130 8 Addanki 20 67 T.(74): Tk(74) 942 172 Addanki 20 68 T.(47): Tk(47) 2,896 475 Addanki 20 69 T.(137): Tk(137) 4,398 875 30 Addanki 15 70

1,717 1,099 Addanki 15 71 3,056 131 Addanki 15 72 T.(2): Tk(2) 719 2 Addanki 20 73 T.(12): Tk(12) 72 20 638 Addanki 20 74 T.(188): Tk(188) 7,231 123 727 Addanki 20 75

T.(47): Tk(47) 2,670 28 199 Addanki 20 76 1.498 67 157 Addanki 20 77 3,246 18 896 Addanki 20 78 T.(137): Tk(137) 4.584 739 204 Addanki IS 79 1,428 30 360 Addanki 15 80 7] 78

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGE .A. .t tion Name of in r- ..... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Ramabhadrapuram 3·58 p E W KR Jowar 82 Dosakayalapadu 5·54 3P E W PR PO Jowar 83 Pothakamuru 12·29 4P,H D W PR PO Jowar 84 Sankaranarayanapuram 1·90 W Jowar 85 Samanlhapudi 8·59 2P W· KR PO Jowar

86 Akkamambapuram 0·68 Jowar 87 Choutapalem 2·21 3P W KR PO Jowar 88 Darsi 17·99 6P,H D,H E W PR PTO,Phone Jowar 89 Venka tachalampa He 4·50 p W Jow~r 90 Chalivendra 2·1~. P W PO Jowar

91 Chandaluru 13·39 7P,H E W PR PO Jowar 92 Thummedalapadu 1·30 2P W PR Jowar 93 Gudipadu 12·91 4P W PR PO Jowar 94 Lakshminarayanapuram . 4·52 P W PR .... Jowar 95 Narasimhanayani- 5·00 P W KR PO Jowar palem

96 Padamati Venkata- 5·20 3P W KR Jowar puram 97 Peddanapalem 4·00 p W KR Jowar 98 Indlacheruvu 6·78 p W KR PO Jowar 99 Pochamakkapalle . 1·13 W KR Jowar 100 Vaddipadu 9·59 2P W KR 'pO Jowar

101 Sangapuram 3·17 P W KR Jowar 102 West Kambampadu 5·09 P W KR Jowar alias Nalabothulavarj. palem 103 Tellapadll 2·25 P W KR. PO Jowar 104 Aravallipadu 4·30 2P W PO Jowar 105 Bukkapuram 2·55 Uninhabited

106 Jammigumpale 4·71 P W KR Jowar 107 Bandiveligandla 5·27 2P W KR PO Jowar 108 Yerraobanapalle 1·88 P W KR Jowar 109 Thurpuvenkatapuram 5·20 P W KR PO Jowar 110 GaneswaraplIram 2·22 P W KR Jowar

111 Lallkojinapalle 4·16 P W KR Jowar 112 Balapllram 2·83 Uninhabit~d 113 Ramachandrapqram 3·95 p W KR Jowar 114 Rajampalle 4·98 P W PR PO Jowar 115 Jamukuladinne 3·54 p W KR Jowar

116 Annavaram 2·36 W KR Jowar 117 Kothapalle 5·77 P,M W KR PO Jowar 118 Lakshminarayanapuram . 1·09 P W KR Jowar 119 Korlamadugu 5·35 P W KR Jowar 120 Tripurasundaripuram 4·43 P W KR Jowar 79

DIRECTORY and Land use DARSI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------.A. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------.A.------~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(140); W(l40) 13 150 1.988 Addanki 15 81 T.(26); W(26) 2,668 435 417 Addanki 25 82 T.(4); Tk(4) 1.204 6,658 Addanki 30 83 T.(2); W(2) 1.151 63 Addanki 30 84 T.(67): Tk(67) 4.751 85 595 Addanki 30 85

248 110 77 Addanki 32 86 728 T.(58); W(58) 620 8 Addanki 30 87 T.(69); Tk(69) 7.392 4.053 Addanki 29 88 1,145 394 1.341 Vinukonda 30 89 T.(16): Tk(16) 816 546 Vinukonda 30 90

T.(70); Tk(70) 5.530 2,970 Markapur 30 91 T.(135); T(135) 444 253 Markapur 30 92 T.(133); Tk(133) 6,592 1.537 Markapur 38 93 975 74 1.844 Addanki 38 94 T.(35): Tk(35) 141 669 2.355 Addanki 38 95

1,556 1.772 Addanki 38 96 T.(59): Tk(59) 617 324 1.560 Addanki 30 97 T.(45); Tk(45) 1,646 1.667 981 Addanki 30 98 600 123 Markapur 40 99 T.(96); Tk(96) 3,404 2,638 Markllpur 40 100

1,101 928 Markapur 40 101 1,273 1.985 Markapur 40 102

T.(53); Tk(53) 1.160 230 Markapur 40 103 T.(166): Tk(166) 1.959 2 625 Markapur 40 104 T.(1,284); W(I.284) 348 Markapur 40 105

T.(52); W(52) 2.206 756 Markapur 40 106 1,356 2.017 Markapur 40 107 750 453 Markapur 40 108 1,556 ),772 Markapur 40 109 ),128 298 Markapur 30 110

T.(34); Tk(34) 1.785 843 Mark'lpur 30 111 331 534 946 Markapur 35 112 1,415 1,113 M~rkapur 30 113 T.(109): Tk(109) 3,078 Markapur 30 114 T.(14); Tk(14) 1,248 350 654 Addanki 35 lIS

1,301 209 Addanki 35 116 T.(54); W(54) 2,001 236 1,402 Addanki 35 117 457 74 169 Ongole 40 118 3,424 Ongole 40 119 J,248 588 boo3 Ongole 40 120 ~o

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r- .A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Cornmu- Postal and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

121 Krishnapuranr 0·99 P W JlCR Jowar 122 Pedauyyala wada 2·17 P W KR. Jowar 123 Chinauyyalawada alias 1·59 P W KR Jowar Bandlapalem 124 Surayapalem 2·08 Uninhabited 125 Boddikurapadu 15·57 4P,M Mcw W KR PO Jowar

126 Lakkavaram 5·76 3P,H W KR PO Jowar 127 Nagambhotlapalem 9·30 4P,M Mcw W PR PO Jowar 128 Madhavaram 2·05 P W PR PO Jowar 129 Vittalapuram 1.59 P W PR PO Jowar 130 Malkapuram 2·27 p W KR PO Jowar

131 Talluru 7·87 5P,H Pbc E W PR PO Jowar 132 Somavarappadu 4·75 P E W PR Jowar 133 Sivllrampuram 5.11 P E W PR PO Jowar 81

DIRECTORY and Land Dse DARSI TALUK

r-----LAND USB (Area under____ differentA ______types of land use in acres)-- ____~ Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town Or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code ,-_____oJo.- ___~ Culturable Forest for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

530 104 Ongole40 121 1,019 370 Ongole40 122 1,018 Ongole 40 123

417 914 Ongole 35 124 T.(135): Tk(13S) 6,848 2,982 Ol1'gole 35 125

T.(263): Tk(263) 2.687 736 Addanki 25 126 T.(7): W(7) 4,285 339 1,321 Addanki 30 127 T.(12): W(12) 10300 Addanki 30 128 T.(74): Tk(74) 886 40 18 Addanki 30 129 30 11 1,412 Addanki 30 130

83 86 4,868 Addanki 30 131 T.(38): Tk(38) 10979 129 894 Addanki 30 132 T.(76): Tk(76.) 1,832 84 1,662 Addanki 30 133

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1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 58 Addanki (North) 7 Kopparapalem Agraharam 64 Addanki (South) 34 Kopperapadu 66 Alavalapadu 71 Kopperapadu 92 Anamanamur 86 Korisapadu 19 Ananthavaram 54 Kotapadu 89 Kothakota 15 Ballikurava 63 Kotikalapudi 75 Bhimavaram 32 Kukutlapalle 26 Bobbepalle 12 Kundurru East 90 Bodduvanipalem 11 Kundurru West 52 Bollapalle e2 Kunkupadu 57 Bommanampadu 53 Budavada 44 Lakkavaram Agraharam 50 Bytamanjulur 78 Maddirala Muppalle 48 Chakrayapalem 91 Manikeswaram 72 Chandalur 27 Marlur 14 Chernupalle Agraharam 95 Modepalle 47 Chinakothapalle 30 Mukteshwaram 77 Chinthagumpalle 56 Muppavaram 39 Darsi Agraharam 46 Dharmavaram 28 NagarajupaUe 94 Dhenuvakonda 92 Nannurpadu 98 Doddavaram 60 Narasimhapuram 42 Dronadula 82 Nujellapalle 80 Duddukur 87 Dyvalaravutu 84 Paidipadu 70 Pangulur 21 Eddanapudi 65 Pitchikalagudipadu 79 Edumudi 23 Poiuru 9 Elchur 83 Prasanguiapadu 20 Enamadala 24 Punur 73 Gangavaram 81 Rachapudi 25 Gannavaram 18 Rajupalem 99 Gariapad 45 Ramakur 100 Ghadiyapadu 61 Ramayapalem 59 Gopaiapuram 97 Rangasayipuram 10 Gopapuram Agraharam 85 Ravinuthaia 33 Gorrepadu 67 Ren ioga varam 29 GuntupaUe 5 Gurijepalle Agraharam 3 Santhamagulur 31 Shankaraiingamagudipadu 96 ' Iiapavulur Agraharam 37 Janga Maheswarapuram 88 Somavarappadu 40 Jonnethali Agraharam 4 Tangedumalli 49 Kalvakur 76 Thimmasamudram 2 KamepaUe 69 Thurpu Thakkellapadu 68 Kasyapuram 43 Kolalapudi 6 Uppumagu!ur 13 Kommalapadu Agraharam 41 Konanki 35 Vaidena 51 Kondamanjulur 38 Valaparia 55 Kondamur 1 Vellalacheruvu 16 Konidena 36 Vallapalle 74 Koniki 17 Vemavaram Agraharam S Kopparam 22 Vinjanampad 83 84

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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Vellalacheruvu 7·34 2P E W PR PO Ri,J 2 Kamepalle 4·92 P E W PR Ri,J 3 Santhamagu\uT 10· 39 4P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,J 4 Tangedumalli 8·17 3P W KR PO Ri,] 5 Gurijepalli Agraharam 2·39 P W KR ·Ri,J

6 Uppumagulur 9·41 3P E W KR PO Ri,J 7 Kopparapalem 5·18 2P W KR Ri,J Agraharam 8 Kopparam 11·18 7P W KR PO Ri,J 9 Elchur 10·77 2P E W PR PO Ri.J 10 Gopapuram Agraharam . 1·68 Uninhabited

11 Kundurru (West) . 14·94 2P W KR PO RiJ 12 Kundurru (East) . 14·90 2P W KR PO Ri,I 13 Kommalapadu 7·74 5P W PR PO Ri,] Agraharam 14 ChennupalJe Agraharatn . 7·13 P W KR PO Ri,1 15 BaJlikurava 3·69 2P W KR PO Ri.J

16 Konidena 14·40 7P W KR PO RioJ 17 Vemavaram Agraharam 2·84 P E W,Tk KR Ri,] 18 Rajupalem 4·65 3P W,Tk KR PO Ri,J 19 Ananthavaram 5·08 4P E W KR PO Ri,J 20 Enamadala 5·41 5P Tk KR PO RU

21 Eddanapudi 6,37 4P,H E Tk KR PO Ri,J 22 Vinjanampacl 1·38 2P E Tk KR PO Ri,] 23 Poluru 6·97 5P Tk KR PO Ri,J 24 Punur 7·71 2P,H E Tk KR PO RioJ 25 Gannavaram 2·26 3P lk KR PO Ri,J

26 Bobbepal1c 5·06 3P E W KR PO Ri,J 27 Martur 9·10 2P Phc W PR PO Ri,J 28 Nagarajupalle 6·51 2P W KR PO Ri,J 29 Guntupalle 7·30 4P W KR PO Ri,J 30 Mukteshwaram 2· 33 3P W KR PO Ri,J

31 Shankaralingamagucli- 4,05 P W PR Ri,J paelu Agraharam 32 Kukutlapalle 3·95 P W KR PO Ri,J 33 Gorrepadu 9·42 4P W KR Ri,] 34 Kopperapadu 3·45 P W PR Rio] 3S Vaidena 6·36 2P,H W PR PO ~i,J

36 Vallapalle 4·62 2P W PO Rice '37 Janga Maheswarapuram 3·83 Uninhabiled 38 Valaparla 5·40 3P,H W KR PO Rice 39 Darsi Agraharam . 3·86 P W KR PO Ri,J 40 Jonnethali Agraharam 2·59 2P W KR PO Ri,J 85

DIRECTORY and Land nse ADDANKI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r- A. -.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------A------.. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J5) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(48): Tk(48) 3,616 125 909 Vinukonda 16 1 T.(7): W(7) 2,437 70 635 Vinukonda 19 2 T .(269): Tk(269) 4,807 400 1.174 Narasaraopet 13 3 2,830 870 1,529 Narasaraopet 19 4 T.(42): W(42) 1,000 304 184 Narasaraopet 19 5

260 T.(28): W(28) 3,088 570 2,076 Chilakaluripet 10 6 1,139 527 10649 Addanki 2<4- 7 644 T.(450): Tk(410),W(40) 4,933 400 728 Addanki 26 3 T.(199): Tk(187),W(12) 3,348 750 2,596 Narasaraopet 19 9 T.(357): C(357) 157 247 314 10

T.(360): Tk(352),W(8) • 3,471 4,731 Addanki 29 11 538 T.(15): W(IS) 3,699 245 5,039 Addanki 29 12 T.(221): Tk(196), W(25) 2.114 400 2,219 Addanki 26 13 T.(162): Tk(143),W(19) 2,625 896 880 Chilakaluripet 13 1<4- 254 T.(22): W(22) 1,745 30 311 Chilakaluripet 13 15

359 T(170): Tk(170) 5,846 2,000 841 Chilakaluripet 16 Hi T.(55): W(55) 1,337 200 226 Chilakaluripet 16 17 T.(12): W(12) 2,461 120 383 Chilakaluripet 13 18 T.(S): W(5) 2,756 200 290 Chilakaluripet 8 19 ·2,871 250 341 Chilakaluripet 11 20

3,686 100 291 Chilakaluripet 13 21 763 2 118 Chilakalul'ipet 11 22 3,926 31 504 Chilakaluripet 19 23 4,196 6S 673 Chilakaluripet J9 24 1,245 95 106 Chilakaluripet 16 25

T.(180): W(180) 2,394 106 558 Chilakaiuripet 16 26 T.(2oo): Tk(l18),W(82) 433 400 4,791 Chilakaluripet 13 27 1,381 T.(146), W(96),W(50) 1,955 133 551 Chilakaluripet 19 28 T.(200): W(l25),Tk(75) 2,507 900 1,065 Chilakaluripet 19 29 T.(59): Tk(40),W(19) 1,432 Addanki 24 30

T.(78): Tk(43),W(35) 10928 150 436 Addanki 18 31 951 T.(39): W(39) 1,118 91 329 Addanki 18 32 733 T.(l77): Tk(135),W(42) 3,602 600 917 Addanki 18 33 T.(112): Tk(75),W(37) 945 410 741 Addanki 14 34 100 T.(147): Tk(82),W(65) 3,240 30 553 Addanki 16 35

T.(170), W(170) 1,784 69 934 Addanki 19 36 1,761 690 Addanki 13 37 T.(65): Tk(50),W(15) 2,451 25 915 Addanki 18 38 T.(2): W(12) 2,176 200 82 Chilakaluripet 18 39 T.(72): W(72) 1,214 100 272 Chilakaluripet 18 40 86

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Areain ---_-_--AMENITIES______AV AILABLBA ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Konanki 6·73 3P W PR PO Ri,J 42 Dronadula 9·29 3P W KR PO Ri,J 43 Kolalapudi 5·52 3P W KR PO Ri,J « Lakkavaram Agraharam . 0·89 Uninhabited 45 Ramakur 3·84 P W PO Rice

46 Dharmavaram 6·09 3P W PO Rice 47 C~inakothapane 7·61 2P W PO Rice 48 ChakrayapaJem 2·08 P W PR PO Rice 49 Kalvakur 9·67 2P W PO Rice 50 Bytamanjulur 2·56, P W PR PO Rice

51 Kondamanjulur 7·94 .2P W PR PO Rice 52 Bollapalle 5·50 3P W PR PO Rice 53 Budavada 4·27 3P W PO Rice 54 Kotapadu 3·93 M W PR PO Rice 55 Kondamur 4·64 2P W PR Rice

56 Muppavaram 3·34 3P W PR PO Rice 57 Bommanampadu 3·53 P W PO Rice 58 Addanki North (Rural) 29·95 5P D E W,R PR P,TO Rice 59 Gopalapuram 1·26. P W,R PR Rice 60 Narasimhapuram . 0·63 Uninhabited

61 Ramayapalem 8·32 3P W,R PO Rice 62 Kunkupadu 1·37 2P W PO Rice 63 Kotikalapudi 4;04 2P W,R PO Rice 64 Addanki South (Rural) 26·42 E W,R PR PO.TO. Rice Phone 65 Pichikalagudipadu 3·67 W PO Rice

66 AlavaJapadu 4·28 2P W KR PO Rice 67 Reningavaram 1·48 P W Rice 68 Kasyapuram 1·60 P W KR PO Rice 69 Thurpu Thakkellapadu 2·21 P W KR PO Rice 70 Panguiur 7·50 5P .., W KR PO Rice

71 Kopperapadu 3·52 2P W KR PO Rice 72 Chandalur ]1·09 5P Tk KR PO Rice 73 Gangavaram 1·27 2P,H W KR PO Rice 74 Koniki 6·87 2P Tk KR PO Rice 75 Bhimavaram 2·74 2P E Tk PR PO Rice

·76 Tbimmasamudraf!! 6·05 4P,H E Tk KR PO,TO, Phone 77 Chinlhagumpalle • i-29 2P Tk KR PO Rice 78 Maddirala Muppalle 2·84 2P C Rice 79 Edumudi 2·37 2p W PO Rice 80 Duddukur 6·45 JP.H D Tk KR PO Rice 87

DIRECTORY and Land use ADDANKI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. , ------A ---, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Cultura hie for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated Unirrigat;d waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (1.$) (16) (17) ~18) (1)

T.(115): W(l15) 3,457 180 555 Chilakaluripet 22 41 4,938 180 828 Chilakaluripet 29 42 T.(67): W(37).Tk(30) 2,919 100 447 Chilakaluripet 24 43 T.(49): W(38),C(1l) 407 40 74 44 T.(120): W(120) 1.518 501 319 Addanki 13 Sri Ramalingeswara 45 Swamy

T.(150): W(SO), Tk(70) 3,377 200 171 Addankl 13 46 T.(l20): W(120) 4.090 284 376 Addanki 18 47 T.(20): W(20) 755 65 491 Addanki 5 48 T.(lOO): Tk(100) 5,327 145 617 Addanki 8 49 T.(20): W(20) 1,299 150 169 Addanki 16 50

T.(45): W(45) 3.315 996 726 Addanki 19 51 T.(12): W(12) 2.617 129 762 Addanki 22 52 T.(20): W(20) 2,240 2 471 Addanki 22 53 T.(107): Tk(107) 695 840 873 Addanki 16 54 T.(WS): Tk(80).W(25} 2,201 100 564 Addanki 16 55

T.(20): W(20) 1.774 102 242 Addanki 13 56 T.(4): W(4) 1.474 781 Addanki 5 57 T.(450): Tk(450) .5,608 480 12.630 58 T. (30): Tk(30) 488 76 276 Addanki 5 59 291 79 33 60

T.(170): W(170) 4.416 74 665 Addanki 3 61 T.(70): W(70) 800 7 Addanki 10 62 T.(30): W(JO) 1.759 150 647 Addanki 5 63 T.(770): Tk(750).W(20) 5.251 565 10,323 64 T.(l20): Tk(70),W(50) 1,730 12 487 Addanki 13 65

T.(80): Tk(60),W(20) 2,108 89 462 Addanki 14 66 T.(I0): W(IO) 916 21 Addanki 10 67 979 45 Addanki 6 68 T.(60): Tk(40).W(20) 1.035 200 119 Addanki 14 69 T.(20): W(20) 4,202 ·25 553 Addanki 21 70

1,953 20 280 Addanki 16 71 5;800 25 1,273 Addanki 19 72 725 88 Addanki 22 73 4,205 154 38 Addanki 26 74 1,479 4 271 Chirala 22 75

T.(3.556): C(3.5S6) 316 Chirala 16 76

T.(820): C(820) 6 Chirala 19 77 1,677 25 116 Chirala 21 78 1,295 222 Chirala 21 79 3,781 347 Chirala 24 80 88

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE (PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMBNITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGB lion Name of in ,- A ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Rachapudi 3·92 4P W KR PO Rice 82 N ujellapalle 2·55 7P W KR PO Rice 83 Prasangulapadu 1·69 2P W KR PO Rice 84 Paidipadu 9·91 2P W KR PO Rice 85 Ravinuthala 9·89 4P,H W KR PO Rice

86 Korisapadu 3·85 4P W PR PO Rice 87 Dyvalaravuru 5·28 2P W KR PO Rice 88 Somavarappadu 1·39 P W PR Rice 89 Kothakota 4·04 2P W KR Rice 90 Bodduvanipaiem 12·70, 8P E W PR PO Rice

91 Manikeswaram 3·29 2P R Rice 92 Anamanamur 3·01 2P W PO Rice 93 Nannurpadu 1·35 2P E W PO Rice 94 Dhenuvakonda 5·12 2P,M E W PO Rice 95 Modepalle 4·62 3P E W PO Rice

.96 Ilapavulur 5·53 3P E W KR PO Rice 97 Rangasayipuram 0·68 E W Rice 98 Doddavaram 5·06 5P E W KR PO Rice 99 Garlapadu 1·73 P E W PO Rice 100 Ghadiyapadu 2·09 P E W PO Rice 89

DIRECTORY and Land use DARSI TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tiOD Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..-- -.___ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

1,892 126 491 Addanki 26 81 1,301 59 272 Addanki 22 32 796 286 Addanki 24 83 6,342 Addanki 21 84 4,567 818 945 Addanki 16 85

T.(80): Tk(70). W(IO) 1,891 142 351 Addanki 11 86 T.(35): W(35) 2,899 187 258 Addanki 13 87 664 25 201 Addanki II 88 1.996 100 490 Addanki 16 89 T.(35): Tk(20). W(l5) 6.559 468 1,066 Addanki 6 90

T (10): W(lO) 1,970 126 Addanki 8 91 T.(5): W(5) 1.559 50 312 Addanki 6 92 700 50 114 Addanki 10 93 T.(140): Tk(100),W(40) 3,130 7 Addanki 14 94 T.(120): W(120) 2,830 7 Addanki 10 95

T.(120): Tk(90), W(30) 3,213 106 100 Addanki 22 96 T.(32): W(32) 400 3 Addanki 26 97 T.(500): W(500) 2,001 262 475 Addanki 19 98 T.(8): W(8) 829 270 Addanki 16 99 T.(6): W(6) 1,214 118 Addanki 19 100

CHIRALA T ALUK ",,( --1 AltDHRAPUDE5H CHIRALA TALUK I 1>~ GUNTUR TALUK I

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AOOANKI TAL..UK

IS SAY OF BENCAL

po¥TION Of ONGOI.E DlmK;T aN NIOHRA. PAAD£SH P'tUSM 0 ... III District 801,llldar1

TIM:80,,"dary --'-- V!JJ.,e ikullfhry with Lomlon CocIt Number @

TOl¥l'I1 ~ • N~rnes()fa!ll.vge".!llIaW'lthMlnll'lllU'll Population of S,aGO ... it~ lC)CatfOfl Site 1t GO 19 10 80 00 )\;!I"","yBr_Gau•• 17. POSITION Of OIMLA lALUK IN ONGOlE DISTRICT SmtHlll,waYI s' MiJ ... a 0 8 I" }4 ¢ I , • • 1.000 to 4,,", PenotI& A soo to fl9 PeflOM o ,oro " Polite Station 1M !\eu Holt", In.... U.r ,'81,1"1&110" Note;- L C. NGI. lO Ind.]1 '-t11IRcJ~ ill QtrM, TQWfl. t"lO'Plul, I'rlmary Health Centr", Oi'1>*1I1111"'., L. C. No, l5 Fvll,. il'lc:/~ It VtUf'''' TOWft. @ 011•• nd MKUrMty Welfue Cernres (l) ~l,jnl "rtl ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

CHIRALA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 4 Adusumalli 24- Kesavarapadu 18 Audipudi n Kodavalivaripalem 2~ Kothapeta 10 Bodavadagunta IS Kunkalamarru

6 Chennubhotlapalem 41 Mattegunta Agraharam 38 Motupalle 12 Cherukuru 42 Chinaganjam 21 Nagandla 30 Chirala 35 Nayanpalle 17 Nuthalapadu 23 Daggupadu 5 Devarapalle !> Parchur 22 Pavulur Edubadu Agraharam 44 Pedaganjam 39 Pend iUapalle 7 Garnepudi 31 Perala 3 Gollapudi Agraharam 19 Poosapadu 41 Gonasapudi 37 Pullaripalem 28 Govinivaripalem 11 Ramanayapalem. 20 Idupulapadu 27 Ipurupalem 34 Santharavuru 2 Inagallu 2S Swarna 33 InkolJu 16 Upputur 8 Jagarlamudi 14 Vada 40 Kadavakaduru 13 Veerannapalem 26 Karamchedu 3S Vetapalem

91 92

VILLAGE

Amenities ONGOLE(PRAKASAM) DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion . Name of in ,,------A .~ ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Edubadu Agraharam 1· 73 P Tk KR PO Ri,J 2 Inagallu 6·06 3P Tk KR PO Ri,J 3 Gollapudi Agraharam 1·57 2P Tk KR PO Ri,J 4 Adusumalli 3·72 P T,Tk KR PO Ri,J 5 Devarapalle 3·17 P Tk KR PO Ri,J

6 Chennubhotlapalem 1·26 P Tk KR Ri,J '-graharam 7 Garnepudi 6·79 2P E T,Tk KR PO Ri,J 8 Jagarlamudi 5·64 3P,H E Tk KR PO Ri,J 9 Parchur 10·14 4P,H D,Mcw E Tk PR PTO,Phone Ri,J 10 Bodavadagunta 5·89 P Tk KR PO Ri,]

11 Ramanayapalem 10·27 3P E Tk KR PO Ri,J 12 Cherukuru 8·75 3P,H D Tk KR PO Ri,J 13 Veerannapalem 9·39 2P E T,Tk KR PO Ri,J 14 Vada 4·86 Uninhabited 15 Kunkalamarru 8·54 P E T,Tk KR PO Ri,R

16 Upputur 10·51 2P E Tk KR PO Ri,J 17 Nuthalapadu 6·96 3P E Tk KR PO Ri,J 18 Audipudi 7·36 2P Tk KR PO Ri,J 19 Poosapadu 6·38 5P E Tk KR PO Ri,J 20 Idupulapadu 6·83 3P,H Tk KR PO Ri,J

2t Nagandla 5·66 4P Tk,W KR PO Ri,] 22 Pavulur 6·41 6P,H W KR PO Ri,J 23 Daggupadu 6·58 5P Phc Tk KR PO Ri,] 24 Kesavarapadu 1·36 P Tk PR PO Rice 25 Swarna 14·53 4P,H E Tk KR PTO Rice

26 KaramchMu 14·93 7P,H D E Tk,W PR P,TO, Phone Rice 27 Ipurupalem 10·59 13P Mew E W PR PO Ri,] 28 Govinivaripalem 6·20 W KR PO Ri,] 29 Kothapeta 8·]6 6P W KR Ri.J 30 Chirala (Rural) 9·)0 7P,H E Tk,W PR PTO Rice

31 Perala 4·22 P D W PR,T PO Rice 32 Kodavalivaripalem 8·82 6P Tk KR PTO Ri,] 33 InkolJu 12·99 6P,H D E Tk PR PTO Ri,] 34 Santharavuru 8·25 3P D E Tk,C PR PTO,Phone Ri,] 35 Vetapalem 0·31 Urban Area (Vetapalem Town)

36 Nayanpalle 6·90 6P E W PR Ri,] 37 Ullaripalem 5·20 3P W KR Ri,] 38 Motupalle 6·18 2P W KR Ri,J 39 Pendillapalle 2·73 2P,H D E W PR,T PO Ri,J 40 Kadavakaduru 5·40 2P E W PR,T PO Ri;J

41 Gonasapudi 4·17 2P Tk KR PO Ri,J 42 Chinaganjam 16· 19 7P,H D E W PR PO Rice 43 Mattegunta 3·82 2P Tk KR Ri,] 44 Pedaganjam 13·39 6P D 1k,W KR,T PO Ri.J 93

DIRECTORY and Land use CHIRALA TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------.A------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and "fthe logical Code Forest ------.A------,. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ~18) (1)

806 301 Chilakaluripet 16 3,186 74 618 Chilakaluripet 16 2 908 97 Bapatla 24 3 1,641 40 700 Chirala 26 4 1,496 21 512 Chirala 22 5

789 10 7 Chirala 16 6

3,768 74 504 Chirala 16 7 2,664 28 918 Chirala 16 g 5,013 93 1,384 Chirala 19 I) 2,960 40 770 Chirala 22 10

T. (1,462): C(1,462) 4,496 14 601 BapatJa 21 11 T.(2,529): C(2,529) 2,406 60 605 Bapatla 16 12 T.(2,116): CC2,116) 3,:'00 15 579 Chirala 16 13 T.(2,575): C(2,575) 59 6 470 Chirala 16 14 T.(4,249): C(4,249) 800 417 Chirala 16 15

T.(390): C(390) 6,266 65 5 Chirala 18 16 3,817 140 497 Chirala 26 17 T.(31O): C(3JO) 4,000 38 362 Chirala 18 11 3,439 6 638 Chirala 29 19 3,560 34 7i7 Chirala 29 20

2,326 745 55! Vetapalem 27 21 3,200 464 438 Vetapalem 24 22 3,468 120 623 Vetapalem 27 23 725 66 79 Vetapalem 11 24 T.(7,586): C(7,586) 305 1,408 Vetapalem 13 25

9,555 Vetapalem 8 26 SOD 6,271 Vetapalem 13 27 ],968 Vetapalem 10 28 5,222 Vetapalem 8 29 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Chirala 1 30

2,701 Chirala 1 31 T.(3,42S): C(3,425) 7 2,213 Vetapalem 11 32 6,672 541 1,101 VetapaJem 21 33 T.(2,943): C(2,943) 1,582 755 Vetapalem 6 34 Urban Area (Vetapa{em Town) 35

76 4,340 Chirala 8 36 600 2,728 Chirala 13 37 3,955 Chirala 13 38 150 1,597 Chirala 3 39 215 T.(1,900): C(1,900) 557 357 427 Veta pal em 8 40

T .(1,243): C(1.243) 936 490 Vetapalem 16 41 T.(l,947): C(l,947) 77 3,063 5,275 Vetapalem 13 42 T.(420): C(420) 1,356 175 494 Vetapalem 26 43 T.(3,256): C(3,256) 22 4,500 792 Vetapa!em 19 44 94

APPEN

Talukwise Abstract of Educational,

NATURE OF r A Educational Medi- ,... A -c. r A---- Higher Primary Middle Secondary College Others Dispensary Hospital Primary Family School School School Health Planning Centre Centre r-A-..... r-A--c. ,-A-...... -A_..... ,-.A.-~ ~A--::. ,-A '":\ r-;,A--::. r:-A ----, CI) CI) CI) III ..,;;., .., rIlO ell ",.d ::t::'" No. ;;., rn '"CI) rn ..,.-CI) .... :§ CIl (; ",'" ;;., CIlO ~o CI)'" '" '"",ell i1 eo ..... ~.!3 ... 0:1 0 0:1'0 ... _... c: .., .t:: ... ~ "'..0 os _..d CIl .;s~-a .., '"CIl tIS .!!c: ::::u :a'" ~ '" :-=·c 0. ~~ ;.:::::~ ·S ·-1Il 8 :":::u '"0 5~ ,2 :::::.60 0. os", ~ ·50:1 ell 8 >,S os > III > III .~ ell :>eIl ell '"0 >>. ·c .., 0 >Iln= I': at; :::=>;;., ·c til ~ Il..~ ...... Il< ...... ~ ... :I: '0 .... 011 U ...... 1': is >.t:: ::r: ... Il 6U OOS oU Z 'Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ~o., Z Zll.. Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Ongole 101 247 4 4 12 13 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 2 Kandukur 139 212 3 3 18 18 1 7 7 2 2 3 Kanigiri 144 280 3 3 11 12 1 2 18 18 2 2 2 2 4 Giddalur 89 226 4 4 16 17 5 5 3 3 5 Markapur 76 136 2 2 5 5 4 4 1 2 2 6 Podili 104 163 5 6 11 11 1 8 8 7 Darsi 117 193 6 6 9 9 5 5 1 :1 2 2 8 Addanki .92 248 2 2 9 9 2 2 2 2 9 Chirala 41 144 11 11 9 9

Total 903 1,849 24 24 96 100 3 3 3 4 65 65 7 7 26 26 9S

DIX

Medical and Other Amenities

AMENITY ------...... Power Communi- cal Supply Drinking water cations Postal and Telegraph -----,. r-A - ...... r-----A ----...... r----A-----., r------A ------...... Maternity and No. of Child villages No· of Post and Welfare where power No. of villages having villages Post Office Telegr::[Jh Telegraph Tele- Centre supply is having Office Office phone A A A A A A r--A ---.... r- --., r------" r------...... r- --., r---A--- ...... r- -" r -., ell ell ell .!l ell co ., C C 0) CQ) C Q Q) Q '" A .;;: u .- 0 ~ .;;: '-000 000'" 'iii , ... >-o:._ c- .5 0: 0: fE '83 co 0: ~ ... ..c: ., Q) ~~ f-< Q) ..c: ." 0 .aO ..c: ..c:B", .. Q) Q) >.U Eo-< 0 ..c: '"0 ., "'0 ..c: "'a f-< til ~ooo e .::: 0 000 c 0 83 11)1:8 A o ~ II) coo'" Q .. C ~ Ill) rl co ... eI) Q) 0:", 0 c!d 0:1", 51. ... .!! ~ '"0 ~O .. 0:00 ~~5 o_ 000 -0 ~D 0: 0: ... ._::::C) .... := >.U ::0 ""0 '"0 :-=0 ::..c: u ...1:8 '"0 >0. <) >0 >.<;:: " 0 >~ 0 f.to.IS ..... ~~ ~ .; ~ 0 ~ ..... 0 CI...... i:! f-< 1=!. 0 .... o~ ooil 0 0:: ~ ~ ...... 0:1 ..c: 0:1 ..c: 0 0 .... o~ cd" • ..c: .;; .> ;;.. A Q > 0 0 B 0 6~~ oU '0 ~ -5 ::I ~ ::I 0:1 oCl.. 0 of-< 0 6 60 of-< Z Z -« Z f-< ~ f-<'" ~ 0 CI.. ~ I=!. ~ Z Z Z Z Zl=!. Z Z 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1

52 59 78 29 6 25 69 2 3 69 70 7 7 7 25 159 164 2 36 73 36 2 63 64 3 3 3 2 11 168 163 56 25 59 59 2 2 3 23 80 92 , 42 51 2 67 67 4 4 4 12 113 77 5 42 16 51 51 S 2 2 6 113 114 30 45 2 59 59 3 3 6 5 5 12 121 124 36 83 4 70 70 2 2 2 7 24 76 82 14 6 24 50 80 80 2 2 1 2 8 2 2 19 24 4 15 31 12 30 3 30 30 7 7 2 ,

15 15 184 913 7 909 76 63 3 340 405 15 5 548 550 18 18 11 11 17

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Town Directory Among the nine towns, Giddalur and Markapur The Town Directory gives information on vari­ were recognised as towns from 1941 onwards whereas ous aspects of each town recognised at the 1971 Cumbum, though classified as a town as early as in Census in the district. The towns in the district 1901, was not recognised as a town during the 1921 have been arranged alphabetically and the several and the 1931 Censuses. The remaining six towns particulars relating to them are given in the follow­ were treated continuosly as towns from 1901 onwards. ing seven s tatemen ts : The variation in the number of places treated as Statement I Status, Growth History and Func- . towns in the district from Census eto Census is given tional Category of Towns below. Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns Census year No. of towns Statement III Civic Finance 1901 8 1911 8 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in 1921 ·7 Towns 1231 7 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreatio­ 1941 10 nal and Cultural Facilities in 1951 10 Towns 1961 9 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and 1971 9 Banking Facilities There has been both decrease and increase in Stat!ment VII Population by Religion and Sche­ the number of towns during the last eight Censuses, duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes the only significant increase being from 7 towns in in Towns 1931 to 10 towns in 1951. Peculiarly the number of The following nine places have been trea ted urban centres in two consecutive Censuses remained as towns in Ongole (Prakasam) District at the 1971 constant which may be just an acciden t. There are Census. no urban agglomerations in the district, Chirala town has been treated as Standard Urban Area and 1 Addanki 6 Kanlgiri the rural and urban components that constitute this 2 Chirala 7 Markapur Standard Urban Area are shown below: , 3 Cumbum 8 Ongole 4 Giddalur 9 Vetapalem 5 Kandukur Standard Urban Component Units Area r- .A. As already explained Ongole (Prakasam) dis­ Urban Rural trict was constituted in 1970 by combining parts (1) (2) (3) of Guntur, Nellore and Kurnool districts. Addanki, Chirala, Ongole and Vetapaiem towns were trans­ 1. Chirala (1) Chirala (1) Chirala (R) ferred from Gun tur district; Kandukur and Kanigiri (2) Perala (R) towns from Nellore district and the remaining three towns viz. Cumbum, Giddalur and Markapur from The total urban area in this district is 161.9 Kurnool district. All these nine places were also Sq. Kms. constituting 0.92% of the total geographi­ treated as towns during the 1961 Census. As such cal area of the district. The urban population of the no new places in the district were recognised as district is 212,628 persons constitu ting 11.07% of the towns at the- 1971 Census nor any of the places classi­ total popUlation of tne district. The corresponding fied as towns at the 1961 Census were declassified proportion of the urban popu\ation at the 1961 at the 1971 Census. Census was 9.83%. 98

The district does not have any class 1 towns headquarters While the rest 4 towns are taluk head­ (cities) with a population of a lakh or more. Chirala quarters. Giddaiur and Markapur are being treated as town, though only a taluk headquarters is the most towns from 1941 whereas Cumbum though classified populous town in the district with a population of as a town as early as 1901, was declassified as rural 54,487 persons due to its commercial importance during the two Censuses 1921 and 1931. The remaining and good educational and medical facilities. Ongole, six towns are also treated as towns as early as 1901. the district headquarters is the second largest town with a population of 53,330 persons. These two There has. been decrease and increase in the towns are class II towns in the popUlation size class of population of towns in the district during the last 50,000 to 99,999 persons each. Markapur comes eight decades. Chirala, Kandukur, Kanigiri and next in the order and is a class III town, in the popu­ Vetapalem towns have shown a decrease during the lation size class of 20,000 to 49,999 persons. Veta­ decade 1911-1921, probably due to the wide spread palero, Kandukur, Giddalur, Kanigiri and Addanki influenza prevailed through out the State. But Kan­ are the five towns next in order, they are class IV dukur and Kanigiri recorded a fallin population also towns in the popuiation size class of 10,000 to 19,999 during, the decade 1921-1931, partly due to the persons each. Cum bum is a class V town in the shrinking of the jurisdiction of these two towns duro popUlation size class of 5,000 to 9,999 persons, ing this period, and to some extent because of the smallest town from the point of popula tion with a backwardness of Kanigiri town and the frequent population of 9,745 persons. Though most of the emigrations of people there from. A change, in the towns viz (5 of th~ 9 town3) are class IV towns, a limits of Addanki town during the decade 1951-61 higber proportion of the urban popUlation of tbe resulted in a relatively big fall in its population dur­ district viz., about 51%. resides in the class II towns. ing the decade. Curnbum, a town which is no .. well The proportion of urban population of the district developed recorded a decrease in its population residing in the five class IV towns is about 34% only. during 1901-11 and 1951-61 and infact it lost its Kanigiri town is the largest town according to area urban status at the 192! and the 1931 Cen3Uses with 33.2 Sq. Kms. and Chirala is the smallest town and its population did not increase fast in the with an area of 5.26 Sq. Kms. other decades too. The growth in the population of Chirala, Markapur and Ongole towns is faster cornpared to that of other towns;in the district. The Statement I -Status, Growth History and FUDctional commercial importance, industrial activities and Category of Towns more particularly the rnedical and educational f lcili­ In this statement the Civic Status of each of the ities that exist in Chirala town could attract more towns determined at the 1971 Census with its popUla­ people. The slate and slate pencil industry and tion since 1901 or from the Census in which it was other small scale industries; such as carpen1ry in treated as urban for the first time are presented. An Markapur town have attracted people from the neigh­ idea of the pace at which the popUlation in these bouring areas to this town. Dngole town is growing urban units is increasing from Census to Census can fast because of its growing importance as a District be had from this &tatement. The functional charac. Headq uarters. teristics of each town as determined in 1961 and 1971 Censuses based on the proportion of working popula­ tion returned under each industrial category are also Functional category shown in the statement. These particulars indicate By the very nature of urban development, the as to how the f.conomic pattern of the town has towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In changed from 196} to 1971. . order to know to what extent the functions are diversified or the predominant characteristic is The civic status of a town ie., whether the town accentuated, a scheme of statistical classificatiob was is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated by an abbreviated letter, say 'M' for Municipality and !P' evolved at the 1961 Census. Accordingly each town for, Panchayat. Chi~ala, Markapur and Ongole are can be classified broadly under the following cate· three Municipalities of the 9 towns in the district. gories All these three towns are taluk headquarters and (i) Primary Activities :-Agriculture, Mining and Ongole is the district headquarters too. The remain. ing six towns viz., Addanki, Cumbum, Giddalur, Fishing (Census Industrial categories, I, II Kandukur, Kanigiri and Vetapalem are Panchayats and III of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, III of which Cumbum and Vetapalem are not taluk and IV of 1971 Census). 99

(ii) Industria! :-lndustry including Construction There, is no change in functional type of five (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI of towns viz., Addanki, Cumbum, Giddalur. Markapur 1961 Census and Categories V(a), V(b) and VI and Vetapalem while in respect of the remaining four of 1971 Census} towns there is slight change in the functional pattern (iii) Commercial :-Trade and Commerce (Census from 1961 to 1971. Kandukur and Ongole towns which Industrial Category VIlof 1961 and 1971 Cen­ Were industrial-cum-service towns in 1961 seem to suses) have grown important commercially also during (iv) Transport :-Transport (Census Industrial 1961-71, resulting in this functional classifiCdtion as Category VIII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) and industry -cum- services -cum- trade and commerce. (v) Services ;-Other Services (Census Industrial Kanigiri town came to be classified under tbis func­ Category IX of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) tional category viz., ind ustry-cum-services-cum-trade and commerce in 1971 Census. The functional cate­ The predominant functional character of a city/ town is determined on the basis of the following gory of this town was services-cum-primary activities principles: cum-industry in 1961. Commercial activity has re­ placed the primary acti v; ties of the town in 1971. (a) H the proportion of working population is more The remaining six towns are unifunctional with the than 40% of the total working population of the predominant function being either Industry or Pri­ city/town in anyone of the above five character­ istics then the city/town was designated by that mary Activities. characteristic. Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any one of the characteristics, then the next predo­ This statement deals with the physical aspects minant characteristic was taken into account and location of towns in the district. The data relat­ and if the first two predominant characteristics ing to average annual rainfall presented under combined together have a proportion of over column 3 represent the average rainfall of the pre­ 60% then the town was designated as having the ceeding 50 years, but wherever it is otherwise on two characteristics and was termed as Industrial­ cum-Services Industrial-cum-Commercial etc. account of the non-availability of the particulars for all the 50 years, the fact has been indicated in the (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre­ statement. Maximum and minimum temparatures deminant characteristics is less than 60% then recorded during the year 1969 are given under cols. 4 the third predominant characteristic was also taken in to consideration in designating the and 5. If for any of the towns in the district the functional type of the city/town. Such cases are particulars regarding average rainfall and the maxi­ recorded as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum­ mum and minimum temperatures are not available, Services or Industrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary the informa tion of the nearest town has been given ~ctivities etc. against them. The functional types of the different towns in the district as determined at the 1961 and the 1971 The name of the nearest city with a population Censuses on the lines indicated above are shown of a Iakh or more is shown under col. 6 while under below:- co1s. 7 to 9, the names of the State Headquarters, District Headquarters, Divisional Headquarters and Name of town Taluk Headquarters together with the distances from ~ ...... Functional Category 1961 1971 the towns concerned are shown. The nearest Railway (1) (2) (3) Station and Bus Stand with the distance from the town Primary Activities Addanki Addanki are given under eols. 10 and 11. If navigation and Cum bum Cumbum Giddalur Giddalur sea port facilities are available within 10 and 50 Kms. 2 Industry Markapur Markapur respectively they are also given under cols. 12 and 13. Vetapalem Vetapalem Chirala The average annual rainfall varies between 628.6 3 Industry-cum-Services Kandukur ... Ongole mm. and 901.9 mm. in the towns of the district. The 4 Industry-cum-Trade Chirala lowest rain fall is observed in Cum bum town and the and Commerce highest in Chirala and Vetapalem towns. The district 5 Services-cum-Prim ary Kanigiri or the towns receive rain by both Southeast and North Activities-cum-Industry west monsoons, but normally the major part of rain­ 6 Industry-cum-Services- Kandukur cum-Trade and Kanigiri fall is received from Southeast monsoon. The rnin­ Commerce Ongole fall is generally not sufficient to meet the agricultural 100

needs of the district and oTten parts of the district are Chirala. Generally the road Communications, parti­ exposed to drought. The climate in almost all the cuhirly in the central part of the district, are not ade­ towns is invariably hot during summers. The maxi­ quate to meet the needs of the people. mum temperature ranges from 40.0° C to 44.4°C among Statement III-Civic Finances the towns. The lowest maximum is observed in Kan. dukur and Kanigiri towns and the highest maximum Since the introduction of the democratic decent­ in Cumbum and Giddalur towns. The minimum ralisation the popular institutions like Panchayats/ temperature ranges from 14.3° C to 16.7° C in the Municipalities have a role in the various develop. towns. men tal programmes. The effective run of these insti. tutions would depend naturally on the financial None of the towns in the district is a city with a soundness of these institutions. The receipts from population of a lakh or more. The city nearest to various sources of these Municipalities, Panchayats are two of the towns viz Chirala, and Vetapalem is Tenali shown under cols. 3 to 8 with their total under col. 9. at a distance of 58 and 64 Kms. respectively; Guntur The broad items of expenditure are given under cols. is the nearest city for two towns viz. Addanki and 10 to 15 with their total under col. 16. The Civic Ongole at a distance of 96 Kms. and 110 Kms. res· authorities in four of the nine towns in the district viz. pectively. Kurnoal and NeUore are the nearest cities Addanki, Chirala, Cumbum and Kandukur have ade­ to 3 viz. Cum bum, Giddalur and 2 towns viz. Kandu­ quate resources to meet various items of expenditure. kur and Kanigiri respectively a t a distance exceeding In the remaining towns the expenditure exceed the 100 Kms. Thus 7 of the nine towns are quite far receipts. Receipts from taxes and revenue from muni­ from any city. All)he towns a'fe also further away cipal properties, form the bulk of the receipts in res­ from the State Headquarters, Hyderabad. Only one pect of all the towns. Public health and conveniences town is between 100 and 200 Kms., 3 towns at a dis­ form a major part of the expenditure in respect of tance of 200-300 Kms., 4 towns at a distance of 300- Cumbum, Kandukur, Kanigiri, Markapur and Veta. 400 Kms. and the remaining one town is beyond 400 palem towns. Public works form the major part of Kms. to the State Headquarters. The District Head­ expenditure in respect of Addanki and Giddalur; Pub. quarters Ongole town is located at a distance of Jess lic safety in respect of Ongole and Public Institutions than 100 Kms. to 5 of the 8 towns while the remaining in respect of Chirala town. BOth total receipts and 3 towns are beyond 100 Kms. from the district head­ total expenditure in respect of Ongole town, second quarters. Excepting Cumbum and Vetapalem, the in the order according to the population, are relatively other 7 towns in the district are taluk headquarters. more which may be due to it~ gaining importance as Cumbum and Veta pal em are at a distance of 35 Kms. an administrative centre. and 6 Kms. respectively from their taluk head­ quarters. Statement IV -Civic and other Amenities in Towns The district has rail communications facility. A The civic and other amenities being provided by broad gauge line from Madras to Vijayawada passing civic administration in towns are given in the state. through Ongole, Vetapalem and Chirala town and a ment. The particulars given in this statement include metre gauge line from Guntakal to Gudur aod pass­ internal road system, existence of drainage system, ing through Giddalur, Cumbum towns are the two number of latrines by type and the method of disposal railways serving the district. Markapur town is not of night soil, protected water supply with source and directly connected by rail but is only 2 Kms. away capacity of water supply, availability of fire fighting from the railways and is therefore availing the bene­ services, electrification particulars relating to domestic, fits of rail transport facilities. The remaining three industrial, and commercial sources and road lighting towns viz., Addallki, Kandukur, and Kanigiri do not services. have rail transport facilities and they are located at a The Civic Administration in all the towns distance of 36, 14 and 64 K ms. respectively from the of the district maintains roads. Chirala records the nea'rest railway station. All the towns in the district highest internal road mileage with 50.00 Kms. are linked up with road communications through followed by Addanki town with 45.0 Kms. Open sur­ State Highways or National Highways or Major Dis­ face drains exists in all the towns but sewerage sys­ .trict Roads that pass through the district. There is tem also exists in some of the towns viz., Addanii, no notable river or canal in the district for providing Kandukur, Kanigiri, Ongole and Vetapalem. Regard­ cheap navigation facilities. However there is a ing sanitation, water borne latrines exist only in 5 of minor sea port at 'Odarevu'. But the facilities of the nine towns but service latrines outnumber the this sea port are available to only one town viz., wa terborne latrines except in Addanki town. 101

Service latrines are very large in number that there 1 to 10. The Mission Hospital at Giddalur, the Beat is much to be done for getting the service latrines Hospital at Chirala, the Government Hospital and the converted into waterborne type. In all the towns ex­ Mission Hospital at Ongole are some of the impor· cept Ongole the bucket system ;s being used for tan t in sti tutions providing treatment in some speci. lifting the night soil. In Ongole the night soil is lised branches of medicine and attracting a good being disposed of through wheel barrows. These facts number of patients from th ! neighbouring areas also, will give an idea of the achievemen t made so far in Besides these there are Some institutions in the dis· the Goverments programme of stopping the practice trict administering Indian Medicine also. The total of removal of night soil by head load and to mimi­ bed strength available in all the medical institutions mize the use of human labour in the process of remo­ in the district together is 1,348. The largest bed val of night soil at various stages. Protected water strength viz, 548 is available in Chirala town follow­ supply is available in Ongole, Kanigiri and Giddalur ed by Ongole the district headquarters tow~ with towns. But all the towns in the district, except 544 beds. About 8 \ % of the total bed strength in all Ongole have welJs as the common source of drinking the towns of the district is available in these two water. Fire fighting service which has become a important towns of district alone. The hospital a1 , dire necessity to protect life and property from fire Cumbum does not have any beds and therefore can· accidents, more particularly in urban areas, h re­ not admit any in patients for treatment. Considerins ported as available only in two of the nine towns in all the nine towns in the district as a whole, there the district. viz., the two Class II towns Chirala and are about 6.3 beds for every 1,000 population in the Ongole. All the towns in the district are electrified. urban areas. Domesiic connections are invariably more in all the towns followed by street lighting connections Educational facilities except Ongole where commercial connections are Particulars of various academic and professional relatively m'ore next to domestic connections. Excep­ institutions available in the towns are presented ting in the three important towns viz" Chirala, Ongole and Markapur there are only a few indus­ under cols. 5 to 13. The number shown in brackets trial connections in the other towns of the dh trict. is the number of institutions available in the cate. gory. Statement V- Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural facilities in Towns The following abbreviations are used to indicate Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cul­ the type of educational facility available in the town. tural facilities available in towns are given in the statement. The types of medical institutions with their number withln brackets and the total bed AS Arts and Science College strength of each category available in each town are ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College shown under cols. 3 and 4 respectively. SH Shorthand Institution Medical facilities TW Typewriting Institution The following 'abreviations are used under col. 3 to show the type of medical facilities available in Five Colleges exist in all the towns of the dis­ the town. trict. Three of them are imparting instruction in Arts, Science and Commerce and are located one Hospital H each at Chirala, Markapur and Ongole towns respec_ Dispensary D tively. The remaining two colleges are imparting ins­ Nursing Home NH truction in Arts and Science and are located at Chi­ MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre rala and Kandukur towns with one each. There are TBC T.B. Clinic no institutions imparting instruction in engineering FPC Family Planning Clinic and medical sciences or any polytechnics in any of The nine towns in the district together have 73 the towns in the district. As such all the towns are medi~al institutions which include Hospitals, Dis­ devoid of any technical educational facilities except­ pensaries, Maternity Clinics, Nursing Homes and ing that of typewriting and shorthand institutions. T. B. Clinics. Nearly 50% of these Medical Insti­ Six of the nine towns have recognised Typewriting tutions are located in the two Class II Towns of the and Shorthand Institutions. In all, there are 23 , district viz., Chirala and Ongole with 20 and 16 in­ Typewriting and 8 Shorthand Institutions in all the stitiutions respectively. The number of medical in­ towns together, with a large concentration in stitutions in other towns of the district varies from Chirala and Ongole towns. 102

Primary Educational facilities are available in Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, IntiustryaDd all the towns. In all, 117 Primary Schools exist in . Banking Facilities the nine towns of the district. The largest number is In this statement, data on trade, commeroe, indus­ available in Ongole town with 32 followed by Chi­ try and banking facilities available in each town are rala and Vetapalem with 14 each. In the other towns given under fifteen columns. Under columns 3 to the Primary Schoc,ls vary from 1 to 12 each. Junior 5 the three most important commodities imported Secondary or Middle Schools are available only in into the town are given while under columns 6 to 8 the Addanki, Kandukur and Kanigiri towns. But Secon­ three most important commodities exported from the dary or Higher Secondary Schools exist in all the town are given. Under columns 9 to 11 the three most towns. 25 Secondary or Higher Secondary Schools are important articles manufactured in the town are available in all th.: towns together. Ongole town has given. Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present the the largest number of these institutions viz., 7 banking and co-operative credit facilities available whereas in other towns the number varies between 1 in the town. . and 3. The following table shows the number of SecondaryJMiddlejPrimary Schools for 10,000 urban The three most important commodities under population in each taluk. imports, exports. and manufacture are decid0d in terms of the estimated volume of the commodities Number of Schools per 10,000 Urban Population transacted and in terms of the volume of total output Name of the ,------..A.-______of the com modi ties concerned respectively in each of Town Higher Secondary Middle Primary ""':'\ or Secondary the towns and not on the basis of the value. How­ (1) (2) (3) (4) ever, the uniqueness of a town which exhibited spe­ Addanki O· 97 0·97 6·84 cial characteristics in the spheres of either ind ustry Chirala 0·55 2·56 or manufacture or mining, etc., has been retained CumbuOl 3·07 8·20 by indicating the items of production or man Clfac­ Giddalur 2·02 7·41 ture as the case may be in the concerned columns Kandukur 0·60 0·60 7·20 Kanigiri 1· 74 1·74 6·12 although such commdities did not stand a compa­ Markapur 0·89 5·39 rison with the other commodities in sheer terms of Ongole 1·31 6·00 their estimated volume of transaction. Vatapalem 1·52 7·11 District Urban Average 1·17 0.18 5·50 Ongole district is largely a dry tract and there In the district as a whole there are 1.17 Higher are no proper dependable irrigation sources. However SecondarY/Secondcuy Schools for every 10,000 popu­ parts of the district are irrigated by Nagarjuna Sagar lation in the urban areas. Addanki, Chirala, Kan­ Project. Wells are the main sources of irrigation. The dukur, and Markapur have an average below the dis­ normal rain fall is hardly sufficient to the needs of trict average where as the other towns have an ave­ the district; parts of the district are therefore more rage above the district average. There are only 0.18 often exposed to drought. The prinicipal crops of the Middle Schools for 10,000 population for all towns district are Tobacco, groundnuts, chillies and paddy together in the district. 5.50 Primary Schools exist of which Tobacco is predominant. The district has for every 10,000 urban population in the urban areas also some mineral wealth like granite and building of district. Chirala and Markapur have an average stone. less than the district average while the average of Pri­ mary schools in the othe. towns exceeds the district IMPORTS average. The important commodities imported into the All the towns in the district have Cinema Halls towns of the district are generally articles of daily rangin2 between 1 and 6 each. Only Chirala town consumption. These include food grains, pulses, has one Auditorium and there is no stadium in any chillies, tamarind, jaggery and oil seeds. Besides these, of the towns. ' Odarevu' sea port near by Chirala. mill cloth, timber, medicines, aromatic Chemicals and town however has a fine beach which is a popular cashewnuts are also being imported by some towns. Picnic spot. The I.L.T.D maintains a good ,guest The cashewnut factories in Vetapalem not only use house here for their own use. Excepting Vetapalem the nuts produced in the district but also import some 'town all other towns have publie Libraries/ Reading quantity from outside for processing. One or other of rooms and in all there are 20 such institutions in all the food grains or pulses is being imported by most of the towns. the towns. 103

EXPORTS Banks play an important role in industry. trade, Millets, groundnut, jaggery, chillies, tobacco, and commerce particularly in mobilising the savings cashewnuts, ghee, agarbathies, slates and slate pencils of the communi ty and making them available for in­ are among the important commodities exported from vestment in productive activi ties. The district as a the towns of the district. Tobacco is predominent whole has good banking facilities as every town in the among them as it is exported from five of the nine district has more than 2 banks. In all 30 banking insti­ towns in the district while groundnut is exported by tutions besides 4 agricultural credit societies and 10 three towns. non-agricultural credit societies exist in all the nine towns together. Industrially the district is very backward as many Statement VII-Population by Religion and Scheduled of the districts in the State. However after the forma­ Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns tion of an independent district, efforts are being made to improve the industrial activity in the district. Manu­ The details of the population, as per 1971 Census facture of slates and slate pencils at Markapur, the by religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes largest tobacco factory of Indian Leaf Tobacco Deve­ with Sex breakup are shown for each of the lopment Company and the Spinning miII at Chirala, towns in the district und~r columns 3 to 22. Only manufacture of road rollers and grinding stones at important religions whose population is not less than Kanigiri are among the important industries in the 10% of the total population of the town are given district. A very large part of slate and slate pencils in the statement, while other religions while accoun­ maDufactured in the State are being manufactured in ting for less than 10% of the total population Markapur town itself. The basic raw materials (slate of a town, are grouped together and shown under stone and soft wood) required for the industry are the category viz., "Others" in Columns 15 and available in abundance near about Markapur town. 16. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes The slates manufactured in this town find market population in a town are shown under columns 19-22. throughout the country. Carpentry is also developed It may be observed that four religions have been in this town as subsidary to the slate industry for returned in the district viz., Hindu, Islam, Christia~ manufacturing slate frames as well as deal wood boxes nity and lainism of which the first three are impor­ for packing of slates and slatepencils. The quality tant The number of persons returned under Jainisum of the granite that is available in the surroundings of is not significant. 8,466 persons are reported under Kanigiri town has given a good fillip to the manu­ Scheduled Castes in all the towns together accounting facture of road rollers and grinding stones at Kanigiri. for 4.76% of the total Sch~duled Castes population Rice MiIIs and Oil Mills are also spread over in parts in the district, 6,663 persons are returned under of the district. Kandukur and Chirala are important Scheduled Tribes in all the towns constituting 12.9% handloom weaving centres and at Chirala there are of the total Scheduled Tribes population iQ the colour dyeing factories too. Chirala town is making district. good head way on the industrial side. , The particulars presen ted in the statements II Ongole, Markapur and Chirala are important to VI are based on the da ta obtained from the Tahsil­ commercial centres of the district with a substantial dars and. Local Bodies concerned and also from the volume of whole sale and retail trade in tobacco, concerned departments like Medical, Educational, jaggery, chillies, groundnuts, etc., These towns' are Electricity, etc., while the particulars furnished in also likely to develop into important il}dl:lstrial centres. statements I and VII are based on the Census data. 104

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In this part 0 i the' District Census Handbook villages under each taluk are arranged in the ascend· the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the ing order of Location Code Numbers. In the urban following aspects is presentee for each RevenueVillage areas the data are arranged in the ascending order in respect of rural areas and for each Ward and each of Location Code Numbers of towns and also in the Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. ascending order of the Ward number. The unin­ habited villages and villages which have been fully 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village/town included in a town have been indicated accordingly. and area In respect of villages which are partly included in 2 Total Dumber of Occupied Residential Houses towns the word "Rural" has been added in italics and total number of Households and in brackets after the name of the village and the particulars relating to the rural portion only 3 Total PopUlation and its Sex breakup have been given against such villages. At the begin­ 4 Population of Sched uled Castes and Scheduled ning of each taluk an Alphabetical List of Villages Tribes by sex breakup together with their Location Code Numbers and a taluk map showing all the villages and towns with 5 Literate and Ed ucated Persons by sex their boundaries are gi ven. This Alphabetical Lis t of 6 Total Workers and the breakup of the Workers Villages facilitates the reader in locating the required into nine categories and also the total Non­ Village and its Loca tion Code Number and thereafter Workers by sex as below to know the Primary Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map facilitates the location of the required Category I Cultivators village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enumerator's Category II Agricultural Labourers Block is given before the urban/blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hun­ ting and Planta tions, Orchards and The popUlation data presented in the Primary allied Activities Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category IV Mining and Quarrying the territory of Ongole district whether they lived Cateiory V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing in normal residential houses or in institutions such and Repairs as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels a) Household Industry etc., or whether they were merely houseless persons b) Other than Household Industry like the wandering tribes, tramps, pavemen t dwellers, or those living in boats etc. They' were all enume­ Category VI Construction rated at the 1971 Census and their basic character­ Category VII Trade and Commerce istics have been presented in this Primary Census Abstract. Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communica­ tions The total population of Ongole district as on 1st April, 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is Category IX Other Services as follows: Category X Non-Workers Total Rural Urban Persons 1,919,995 1,707,36') 212,628 A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Males 966,180 858,217 107,963 Abstract data for the district as a whole together Females 953,815 849,150 104,665 with rural and urban breakup and also for each taluk and for each town is first presented. It is followed The cci teria adopted for classifying a place as rural by the data for each of the villages and towns in the or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomeration first taluk. The data for the second and subsequent and Standard Urban Area have already been ex­ taluks are presented consecutively thereafter. The plained in the beginning of this volume. 112

Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract ment. Hence the total area of all taluks put toge­ indicate the Location Code Number and Name of ther may not tally with the district area. the Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns Under Col. 4 the total number of occupied the Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumera· residential houses in each village and in each ward tor's Block Numbers are indicated under Col. 2. and Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These figures include those of partly residential houses Location Code is the method by which every also but not of the completely non-residential houses. village and town in a taluk in every district of a The total number of households including houseless State is identified. Each district in this State households and institutional households is given under has been given a separate code number by serially Col. 5. numbering the districts in a clock. wise order starting from Srikakulam district and ending with Nalgonda The total population including house less and district. Ongole district, in this process, is assinged institutional population with sex breakup is given Location Code No.7. Within each district the taluks under columns 6 to 8. had similarly been allotted Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters lies Under columns 9 to 12 the popUlation of Sche­ being allotted Location Code No.1 and the other duled Castes ana Scheduled Tribes is given. taluks are numbered in a clock-wise order. The The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in revenue villages within each taluk are assigned sepa­ Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I 'lJnder rate seriai numbers starting from the north-west "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II res­ corner of the taluk and ending with the south-east pectively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled corner in a serpentine order. All the towns within Tribes Lists (Modification Order, 1956) published in a district were assigned Location Code Nos. in the Notific'ltion of the Ministry of Home Affairs, New one serial order starting from the town in which the Delhi dated 29th October, 1956. A copy of the list of district headquarters is located and in the ascending Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra order of taluk location code numbers. If any taluk Pradesh is given below. has more than one town, then the town in which the taluk headquarters is located is assigned Loca­ tion Code No. first and then the other towns in the LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED taluk in a clock-wise order. The Location Code Nos. TRIBES IN ANDH~A PRADESH of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. SCHEDULED CASTES I Throughout the State Under Col 3 the area of each village and town 1 Chalavadi is given in square miles based on the informa­ 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi tion furnished by the State Central Survey Office, 3 Madiga the Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concer­ 4 Mala ned. In respect of certain villages where the area II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mah. particulars arc not available, the fact is noted as bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Waran­ uNA". As the area of the taluk comprises not only gal. Khammam and Nalgonda districts. the area of villages but also the area of reserved 1 Adi Andhra 15 forests, hills etc. within the taluk, the area of all Jambuvulu 2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi KuruvB or the villages and towns in the taluk put together may 3 Arundhatiya Madari Kuruva not be equal to the area of the tal uk. The rural area 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu of the taluk is obtained by deducting the total urban 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and area of all the towns in the taluk from the total area of 6 Chachati Mashteen 7 Chandala 19 Matangi the taluk furnished by the State Survey Departmen t. 8 Dandasi 20 Mundala Similarly the rural area of the district is obtained by 9 Dam, Dombara. Paidi or 21 Paky or Moti deducting the total urban area of all the towns in Pano 22 Pambada or Pambanda the district from the total area of the district. It 10 Ghasi, Haddi Or Relli 23 Pamidi may be pointed out in this connection that the total Chachandi 24 Panchama or Pariah Godagali 25 district area adopted is that furnished by the Survey 11 'Relli 12 Godari 26 Samban of India Department and is provisional. The area 13 Gosangi 27 Sapru of the taluk is furnished by the State Survey Depart- 14 Jaggali 28 Thoti 113

III In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Adilabad, The number of literate and educated pesrons Nizamabad. Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and is given under columns 13 and 14. A person who Nalgonda. could both read and write any language with under­ 1 Anamuk 15 Mala Oasari standing was treated as a literate a t the 1971 Census. 2 Aray (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai A person who could merely read but could not write 3 Arwa Mala 17 Mala Jangam or vice versa was not treated as a literate. The test 4 Beda (Budga) Jangam 18 Mala Masti for reading was ability to read any simple letter 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) 5 Bindla either in print or in manuscript. Children aged 4 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi 7 Chambhar 21 Mang years and below Were treated as illiterate. The test 8 Oakkal (Dokkalwar) 22 Mang Garodi for education was that the person should have passed 9 Dbor 23 Manne a recognised written examination or examinations as 10 Ellamalwar 24 Mashti proof of educational level attained. The highest 2S Mehtar t Yellammalawandlu) examination passed was taken as the level of educa­ 11 Holeya 26 Mitba Ayyalvar 12 Holeya Dasari 27 Samagara tion. 13 Kolupulvandiu 28 Sindbollu (Chindollu), 14 Mahar The details of Workers and Non-Workers are given under columns 15 to 38. At the 1971 Census SCHEDULED TRIBES the popUlation has been broadly divided into two sections based on the main activity viz., (1) Workers I Throughout the State and (2) Non-Workers. Chenchu or Chenchwar 2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, The definitions and concepts adopted in the eco­ Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, Bhine Koya nomic classification of the popUlation at the 1971 and Rajkoya Census are explained below: II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mah­ bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Waran­ Worker: A 'Worker' was a person whose main gal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts. activity was participation in any economically prod­ uctive work by his physical or mental activity. Work 1 Bagata 11 Kulia involves not only actua~ work but effective supervision 2 Gadabas 12 Malis and direction of work. 3 Jatapus 13 Manna Ohora 4 Kammara 14 Mukha Ohora or Nooka 5 Kattunayakan Dhora A man or woman who was engaged primarily in 6 Konda Dhoras 15 Porja (Parangiperja) household duties such as cooking for own household 7 Konda Kapus 16 Reddi Dhoras or performing one's own household duties or a boy 17 Rona, Rena 8 Kondareddis or a girl who was primarily a student attending 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu) 18 Sa varas, Kapu Savaras, Desaya Kondhs, Maliya Savaras or Khutto institution, even if such a person helped in the Dongria Kondhs, Savaras family economic activity but not as a full time worker Kuttiya Kondhs, 19 Sugalis (Lambadis) was not treated as a worker for the main activity. Tikiria Kondhs and 20 Yenadis On the other hand, if a person was primarily engaged Yenity Kondhs 21 Yerukulas in some economic activity but at the same time 10 Kotia-Bentho Oriya, Bartika, Dhulia or Ouiia, attended to some household chores or attended a Holva. Paiko, Putiya, Sanrona night school etc. he or she was treated basically as and Sidhopaiko a worker for the main activity and categorised accordingly. III In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda. A person who was working may be either wor­ king as a cultivator, as an agricultrallabourer or at a 1 Andh 5 Kolam (including household industry or may be doing any other work. 2 Bhil Mannervarlu) 3 Gond (including Naikpod 6 Pardhan Reference period: The reference period was one and Rajgond) 7 Thoti 4 Hill Reddis week prior to the date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service or IV In the Agency tracts business. If a person had participated in any such 1 Goudu (Goud) 3 Valmiki regular work on anyone of the days during this 2 Nayaks reference period and this had been returned as his 114

main activity the person was categorised accordingly. 'Agricultural Labourer'. He had no risk in the culti­ A person who normally works but had been absent vation but he merely worked in another person's from work during this reference period on account land for wages. The labourer had no right of lease of illness, travel, holiday. temporary breakdown or or contract on land on which he worked. strike etc. was treated as engaged in regular work in which he would have otherwise been employed but Household Industry for his temporary absence. Persons under training such as apprentices with or without stipends or wages For a person who returned his main activity as were considered as economically active and recorded engaged in some production or processing of goods as workers. A person who had merely been offered such as, say, handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, work but had not actually joined it Was not treated bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, cycle repairing, as engaged in work. There are certain t~pes of works blacksmithy, tailoring, etc. it was ascertained if it which are not carried on throughout the year e.g. was a household industry. cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, some types of household industry etc. A person's main A Household Industry was defined as an industry activity was ascertained with reference to such work conducttd by the head of the household himselfJ in the last one year even if he was not economically herself and/or mainly by the members of the house­ active in the week prior to enumeration. It is likely hold at home or within the vilJage in rural areas and that even when a person is eng~ged in some other only at home in urban areas. The industry should work during the period of one week prior to the date not have been run on the scale of a registered factory. of enumeration, the main activity of the person may be cultivation, agricultural labour or some other The main criterion of a household industry was work attended to normally by him in the course of the participation of one or more members of a house­ the year. hold. This criterion was applied to urban areas too. Cultivator Even if the industry is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possibility of the mem­ For purposes of the Census a person is working bers of the household participating even if it is loca­ as cultiva tor if he or she is engaged in cultiva tion by ted anywhere within the village limits. In the urban oneself or by supervision or direction in one's capa­ areas where organised industry takes greater promine. city as the owner or lessee of land held from Govern­ nee the household industry shpuld be confined to the ment or as a tenant of land held from private f>ersons precincts of the house where the participants or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. live. In urban areas even if the members of the Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and har­ household by themselves ran an industry but at a vestinr ~nd production of cereals and millet crops place away from the precincts of their home, it was such at-. wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and not considered a household industry. It should have pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, etc. been located within the precincts of the house where the members lived. and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnut, tapioca, etc. and does not include fruit growing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves or A Household Industry related to prod uction, processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling working of plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cin­ chona and other medicinsl plantations. (but not merely selling) of goods. It did not include professions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, A person who merely owned land but had given musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc. out land to another person or persons for cultivation or merely trade or business, even if such profession, for money, kind or share of crop and who did not trade or services were run at home by members of even supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not household. treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another person~s land for wages in cash, kind or Some times it is likely that the person who may share was not treated as cultivator. not be working in his own Household Industry may be working as a petty employee in another House­ Agricultural Labourer hold Industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the person who was not working in his own house­ A person who worked in another person's land hold industry was working in any other Household for wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an Industry as an employee. 115

Other Workers working popUlation in 1971 compared to the 1961 A person who gives his main activity as engaged proportion is mainly due to the change in the defini­ in any other work which is not cultivation, agri­ tion adopted at the present Census. cultural labour or household industry was recorded The number of literates and educated persons and under the category of 'Other Workers'. The type of the number ofilleterates reported at 1971 and their workers that may come under the 'Other Workers' comparison with those at 1961 are given below: category are factory workers, those working in trade or transport, all Government servants, municipal Number of Percentage of employees, teachers, mining workers, political or Literates and Number of literates to social workers, building labourers etc. In effect, all Educated Illiterates total population persons of dirtrict types of economic activity not covered by cultivation, agricultural labourer or household indust'ry were re­ 1961 352.776 1,318,950 21-10 1971 corded under this residual category. Workers 444.597 1,475,398 23·16 engaged in plantation or forestry were not treated as I t is observed tha t though there has been increase cultivators or agricultural labourers but as 'Otber in the proportion of literate persons to total popu­ Workers'. lation the act ual number of illitera tes increased inspite of the increased educational facilities. According to the 1971 Census there were 377,434 Actually 90% of the villages (vide Village Directory) residential houses and 399,654 households in Ongole bave a tleas t primary schools at pres en t in the (Prakasam) dis trict compared to 331,933 residential district. houses and 344,864 households in 1961. Thus there were 1.06% households per residential house in 1971 The percentages of literates by sex to total compared to 1.04% households per residential house population in tot::tl, rural and urban areas in the dis­ in 1961. trict in 1961 and 1971 are given below: The total number of persons returned at the 1971 Census Enumeration in Ongole district was Percentage of Literates to total population in r------A------~ 1,919,995 as against 1,671,726 in 1961 Census record­ 1961 1971 ing an increase of 14.9% over the population of c-----A----~ r-----A----- T RUT R U' 1961. The proportions of rural and urban popula­ tion to the total population in the district work Persons 21·10 18·77 42·49 23·16 20·46 44.82 out to 88.9% and 11.1% respectively in 1971 Census Males 31·53 28·81 56·33 33·15 30·15 57.01 compared to 90.2% and 9.8% in 1961. Tbere were Females 10,58 8·65 28·38 13·03 10·67 32.25 987 females for every 1,000 males at the 1971 Census as against 991 females per 1,000 males in 1961 It is observed that the proportion of literates Census. and educated as well as the increase in the pro­ portion of literates compared to that in 1961 is low in rural areas compared to the position in the urban 444,597 persons were reported as literates and areas. It is generally so wi th other districts also in educated in 1971 Census compared to 352,776 literate the State. This is mainly due to the fact that urban and educated persons in 1961 accounting for 23.l6%. areas have more educational facilities and several of total population in 1971 as against 21.10% in 1961. urban occupations require a minimum level of edu­ The proportion of literates and educated among cation so tba t a larger number of parents try to get males was 33.15% while among females it was 13.03%. their children educated, whereas the rural areu In the rural areas the percentage of.li tera tes and have relatively less educational facilities and the educated among the total popUlation was 20.46% predominent rural occupation of agriculture or while in the urban areas. the literates accounted for Household Industry, generally. does not require the 44.82% of the total urban population. workers in these fields to be educated. Even boys and girls of school going age are required to work in 777,207 workers were returned in 1971 as against the fields in the rural areas. 879,454 workers in 1961 Census, thus 40.48% of the total population were workers in 1971 as against The increase in the population of literates dur­ 52.61 % in 1961. Among males, the workers constitu­ ing the decade 1961-71 is not significant either for ted 57.05% while among females only 23.69% were males or females. About 90% of the rural females workers in 1971. The decrease in the proportion of are still illiterate. 116

777,207 wOlkers were returned in 1971 as who were engaged for most of the time in produc­ against (879,454) workers in 1961 Census thus tion work were treated as workers. A detailed accounting 40.5% of the total population were wor­ analysis and comparison with 1961 of work partici­ kers in 1971 as against 52.6% in 1961. The decrease pation rates is given in the Chapter on population in the number of proportion of working population in Part 'C' of the District Census Handbooks, in 1971 compared to 1961 Census proportion is printed as a separate volume. mainly due to the change in the definition adopted at The following table gives the percentage distri­ the 1971 Census. In 1961 even marginal workers who bution of the working population by Industrial spent most of their time basically as non-workers ca tegories in rural and urban areas and fer males were treated as workers while in 1971 only those and females in Ongole (Prakasam) district.

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKERS BY INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Percentage of workers by category to total workers Category r------A ~ Persons ,------A------"'!\ Males Females Total Rural Urban I Cultivator 28.93 31·07 7·39 36·28 11·00 II Agricultural Labouren , 41·73 44·37 15·26 30·52 69·09 III Livestock, Forestry. Fishing Hunting and Plantations. 4·64 4·95 1·59 5·23 3·21 Orchards and aJlied activitils • IV Mining and Quarrying 0·16 0·13 0·47 0·15 0·18 V Manufacturing, Processing Servicing and Repairs a) Household Industry 5·02 4·36 11·59 5·63 3·53 b) Other than Household Industry 4·27 3·04 16·53 4·43 3·86 VI Construction 1· 81 1·50 4·88 2·15 0·99 VII Trade and Commerce 4·90 3·52 18.79 5·97 2·28 VIII Transport, Storage and Communications 1·33 0·84 6·30 1·82 0·14 IX Other Services 7·21 6·22 17·20 '.82 5·72 Total 100·00 100·00 100·00 100·00 100· Of

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ONGOLE T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

87 Alluru Kothapatnam 10 Kandlagunta 33 Padamatinaidupalem 85 Aloor 93 Kandulur 86 Padarth; 5 Amangi 32 Kandurivari Agraharam 2 Pallamalle 53 Ammanabrolu 55 Kanuparthi 72 Patamu t ilha kkellapadu 110 Ananthavaram 59 Karavadi 105 Payakari Khandrika 90 Annavaram 96 Karumanchi 46 Peda kothapalle 7 Kirthipaclu 91 Pelluru 30 Bandlamudi 21 Kolachanakota 63 Pernametta 71 BhatIa Machavaram 42 Konagari varipalem 43 Pidathalagud i pauu 68 Bhusurapalle 76 Konijedu 70 Pidathalapudi 36 Budavada 84 Koppolu 75 Ponduru 82 Kothamam idipalem 14 Pothavaram 15 Chadala vada 39 Pulikonda 34 Cheemakurthi 26 Lakshmipuram 58 Chejerla 48 Lingamgullta 8 Rachavaripalem 50 Chekurapadu 103 Rajupalem 27 Chendrapadu 12 Machavaram 37 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 80 Cheruvukommupalem 109 Madanur 69 Ramachandrapuram 73 Chilakapadu 51 Maddiralapadu 54 Raparla 40 Chinaravipadu 22 Mallavaram 25 Rudravaram Chirvanuppalapadu 97 Mallavarapadll 52 64 San thulluthalapadu Malleswarapuram 88 78 San ireddipalem S6 Devarampadu Manchikalapadu 31 18 Seetharampuram Devarapalem 92 Mangaladripuram 102 Somavarapadu 47 Doddavarapad 77 Mangamur 94 MarJapadu 108 Tanglllur 49 Edugundlapadu 19 Meddipadu 107 Thurpunaidllpalem 45 Endloor 74 Mittipadu 29 Toragudipadll 79 Erajerla 62 Mukthinuthalapadu 61 Trovagunta 38 Mylavaram 57 Ulchi 41 Gonugunta 44 Mynampadu 99 GosuvandJakattubadi 11 Uppugundllr 60 Gudimellapadu 13 Naguluppalapadu 100 Vallur 65 Gummalampadu 17 Nandipadu 106 Vallur Kavalimanyam 6 Gundlapalle 89 Narasapuram 101 Vasepallepadu 67 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram 3 Nekunambada 111 Velagapudi 24 Guravareddipalem 23 Nelatur 20 Velampalle 95 Nidamalur 81 Vemgamukkapalem 16 InamanamelJur 9 Nidamanur 4 Venkateswarapuram 104 Ithamukkala 35 Nippatlapadu 66 Yenikapadu 98 Jayavaram 83 Ongole 28 Yerragudlpadu

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Statement s/zolving the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Ongoic Taluk

ONGOLE TOWN

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Locality E.B. J 1-1-1 1 2--32 Locality 2] E.B. 29 ~1 1--1 ::1··1-87 E.B.2 1 ·2-33 1-2-36 Locality 22 E.B.30 22-1-1 22-1-57 Locality 2 E.B.2 2-1-1 2-1-81 Localily 23 E.B.3 2·1-82 2-1-164 E.B.30 23-1-1 23-1-150 E.B.4 2-1-165 2-1-252 EB 31 23-1-151 23-1-360 23-3-19(3) E.B.5 2-2-1 2-2-96 E.B.32 23-1-361 Locality 3 • E.B. 6 3-1-1 3-1-11 Locality 24 E.B.32 24-1-1 24-3-10 25-4-46 Locality 4 E.B.6 4-1·-1 4-1-30 Locality 25 E.B. 33 25-1-1 E.B.7 4-1-31 4-1-74 Locality 26 E.B.33 26-1-1 26-1-22 Locality 5 E.B.8 5-(-1 5-1-9 E.B.34 26-1-23 26-1-78 E.B.9 5-1-90) 5-1-36 Locality 27 E.B.34 27-1-1 27-3-27 E.B.1O 5-1-37 5-1-111 E.B.35 27 :,)-28 27-5-34 5-2-1 5-2-30 E.B. II 5-2-31 5-2-65 Locali ty .28 EB.35 28-1-1 28-1-86 E.B.84 5-1/9-1 5-1/13-3(2) E.B.36 28-1-87 22-1-124 Locality 6 E.B.12 6-1-1 6-1-77 Locality 29 E.B. '36 29-1-1 29-1-35 Locality 7 E.B. 13 7-1-1 7-7-5 Locality 30 E.B.36 30-1-1 30-1-23 E.B.14 7-7-6 7-15-5 Locality 31 E.B.36 31-1-1 31-1-48 Locality 8 E.B. 14 8-1-1 8-1-21 Locality 32 E.B.37 32-1-1 32-1-66(5) E.B. 15 8-1-22 8-4-19 Locality 33 E.B.38 33-H 33-1-67 Locality 9 E.B.16 9-1-1 9-2-42 E.B.17 9-2-43 9-4-34 Locality 34 E.B.38 34-1-1 34-1-96 Locality 10 E.B. 17 10-1-1 10-1-36/2 Locality 35 E.B.39 35-1-1 35-2-16 E.B. 18 10-1-36/3 10-2-57 E.B.40 35-2-17 35-2-146 E.B.41 35-2-147 35-3-82 Locality 11 E.B. 18 11-1-1 11-1-47 E.B.42 35-3-83 35-4-95 Locality 12 E.B.19 12-1-1 12-1-40(2) Locality 36 E.B.43 36-1-1 36-1-91 Locality 13 LB. 19 13-1-1 13-1-54 E.B.44 36-1-91(1) 36-1-179 Locality 14 E.B.20 14-1-1 14-1-79 Locality 37 E.B.45 37-1-1 37-1-34(4) E.B.46 37-1-35 37-1-158(5) Locality 15 E.B.20 15-1-1 15-1-19 E.B.47 37-1-158(6) E.B.21 15-1-20 15-4-21 37-2-11(4) E.B.48 37-2-11(5) 37-2-166 Locality 16 E.B.22 16-1-1 16-1-67 E.B.49 37-2-166(1) 37-2-170(54) E.B.50 37-2-170(55) 37-2-220(1 ) Locality 17 E.B.22 1 ~-1-1 17-1-55 E.B. 51 37-2-221 37-2-345(3) 37-2-345( 4) Locality 18 E.B.23 18-1-1 18-1-74 E.B.52 37-2-398(22t E.B.53 37-2-398(23) 37-2-438 Locality 19 E.B.23 19-1-1 19-4-39 E.B.24 19-4-40 19-7-31 Locality 38 E.B. 54 38-1-1 38-1-46

Locality 20 E.B.25 20-1-1 20-1-50(1) Locality 39 E.B.54 39-1-1 39-1-52 E B. 26 20-1-59(I)A 20-1-116 E.B. 55 39-1-53 39-5-23 E.B.27 20-·1-117 20-2-7 E.B.56 39-5-24 39-8-1(1) E.B.28 20-2-8 20-4-37 E.B.57 39-8-1(2) 39-8-54(5) 141

Statement showing the Jurisdiction' of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Ongole Ta/uk

ONGOLE TOWN-Contd.

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KANDUKUR TALUK

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No, (1) (2) (1) (2)

172 Ammevaripalem 27 Ilavara 148 Anandapuram 28 I1avara Mamidalavari Kh'lndriga 145 Ananthasagaram 133 Angirekulapadu 98 Ippagunta 88 Ankabhupalapuram 'n Jameerapalem 7 Anakarlapudi 127 Jangamreddi Khandriga 132 Annaboyinapalle 64 Jillellamudi 156 Atmakur Ayyaparaj upalem 70 J illellamudigada pallevar 20 Khandriga Ayyavaripalle 114 14 Juvvigunta Baddepudi 161 142 Kakutur Basireddipalem 164 134 Kalavalla Bheemavaram 155 56 Kalikivaya 51 Binginipalle 29 Kamepalle Bitragunta 49 77 Kamepalle Agraharam 83 Boganampadu 146 Kandukur 122 Brahmanapalem 141 Kancharagunta 178 Chagallu 57 Kanumalla 179 Chakucherla 152 Karedu 32 Chatukupadu 153 Kollurpadu Rajupalem Chavatapalem 154 Kol1urpadu Ranganayakula 92 Swamivari Khandnga Cheemalapenta 121 140 Kondamudusupalem Chennipadu 80 34 Kondapi Cherukuru 84 35 Kondapi Gadiyaramvari 184 Chevur Khandriga 8 Chinakandlagunta 138 Kondareddipalem 4 Chinakandlagunta Ananta- 108 Kondasamudram bhotlavari Khandriga 71 Kondikandukur 9 Chinakandlagunta . 18 Kotapadu Chamarthivari Khandrlga 19 Kotdpadu Agraharam 5 Chinakandlagunta Mami- 162 Kothapeta dala v ari Khandriga 72 Kovur 41 China Venkanapalem 177 Krishnapuram 171 Chinalatarepi 168 Chinnapa vari 91 Lingamgunta 63 Chirrikurapadu 94 Linganapalem 124 Lingasam udram 38 Chodavaram 113 Chundi 160 Machavaram 159 Madanagopalapuram 137 Dappalampadu 147 Mahadev8 puram 166 Darekanipadu 109 Ma!ekondarayunipalem 62 Davagudur 90 Malepadu 13 Dharmavaram 81 Manginipadu 157 Dondapadll 151 Mannetikota 67 Mappalla Gangapalem 131 16 Mekapadu (G) Gudlurll 174 17 Mekapadll (Z) 163 Gundlapalem 1~1 Mocherla Gurrappadia 2 116 Mogilicherla 3 Gurrappadi Dharbakula- vari Khandriga 139 Mopadu

157 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANDUKUR TALUK-Contd.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

1 Mugal.:hintala 119 Pentrala 111 Muktheswaram 36 Peridepi 55 M ulaguntapadu 10 Petluru 67 Muppalb 25 Petluru Kurugantivari 68 Muppalla Kesaram Khandriga Khandriga 24 Petluru Mocherlavari Khandriga 37 Muppavaram 86 Polinenicheruvu Mutyalapadu 169 100 Pcnnaluru 99 Ponnaluruguda vari 76 Naganna Khandriga Khandriga 105 Naladalapur 175 Potluru S3 Nandanavanam 167 Purelipalle 59 Nandanavanam Vavilalavari Khandriga 23 Narasimhanayani ]18 Racheruvurajupalem Khandriga 82 Rajavolupadu 117 Narasimhapuram 173 Rajupalem 65 Narasingolu 120 Rallapadu 39 Narasingolu Mahankalivad 66 Ramachandrapuram Khandriga 87 Ramachandrapllmm 93 Nawabpalem 115 Ramalingapuram 170 Nayudupalem 182 Ramayapatnam 102 Nekunampuram lS3 Ravur 103 Nekunampuram 95 Rollapadu Kalidasvari Khandriga 6 Nennurpadu 106 Sakhavaram 143 Nukavaram 150 Sanampudi 104 Singamanenipalle 149 Ogur 73 Singar~botlavaripalerh 52 Singarayakonda Paidipadu 33 54 &ingarayakonda R·S,· 50 Pakala 53 Somarajupalle 45 Paletipadu 176 Swarnajipuram 46 Paletipadu Gadepalliyari Khandriga 44 Paletipadu Mocharla van 15 TangelJa Khandriga 12 Tangella Isukapallevari 60 Palukur Khandriga Palur 158 128 Thimmareddipalem Pandalapadu 69 43 Thumadu 135 Parikondapadu 123 Thumugunta 136 Parikondapadu Agraharam 96 Thurpu Polinenipalam 78 Patchava 130 Thurpurajupalem 79 Patchava Balagopalapuram 26 Pedakandlagunta 101 Pedavenkanapalem 30 Uppaladinne 22 Peerapuram Mamidalavari 42 Uppalapadu Khandriga 110 UppaJapadu (Z)

158 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANDUKUR TALUK-Contd.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

75 Vallatur 165 Venkampeta 74 Vallatur Kalidasuvari 11 Venkatakrishnapuram Khandriga 40 Vennuru 21 Vardhinenipalem 61 Vikkiralapeta 48 Vaviietipadu 129 Viswanadhapuram 85 VeerannapaJem 112 Voletivaripaiem 107 Veeraragha vunikota 180 Veerepalle 144 YedJurupadu 31 Vempadu 126 Yerrareddipalle 125 Vengalapuram 89 Vengamakkapalem 47 Zarugumalli

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o... -... ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANIGIRI TALUK

1971 197) Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No, Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

42 Ambavaram 12 Doddichintala alias 2 Anandapuram Venkatareddipalle 59 AnikallapalJe 166 Dubagllnta 165 Anumulakonda 50 Arivemula 168 East Kodigudlapadu ISO Ayyanakota 120 Ayyanapalern 73 Gandlaseetharampuram 151 Ay,yavaripalle 26 Ganesunipalle 72 Gannavaram 134 Bala venkatapuram 84 Ganugapenta }73 Balijapalem 68 Goglllapalle 78 Bellavaram 119 Gosalaveedu )135 BatlipalJe 142 Gosigundala :m Bhattupa»e , 124 Gudipad 178 Bodavac'a 160 GummaJapadu 46 Guntachennampalle 4S Bodavaladinne 122 BommireddipalJe 152 Guntupalle 38 Bonthavaripalle 155 Gllravajipeta 76 Gllrugupadu :to I BontheguntapalJe 114 BotlagudllJ 121 Hajispuram 34 Boyamadugula 4 Hanumanthapuram 63 Bukkapuram 83 Hanumanthunipadll 82 Hazeepuram 96 ChakiJ:ala 100 Hussainpuram 86 Challagirigila 53 Chandrasekharapuram 29 Immadicheruvu 106 Chennakesavapuram 170 Inimerla 39 Chennapunayunipalle 162 Chilakapadu 109 Jammalamadaka 158 Chimrnakur 24 Jangamnarasayapalle 98 China Alavalapadu 15 China Gollapallc 92 China Irlapadu 117 Kalagotla 139 Chillavarimadugu; }76 Kambhaladinne ]44 Chintagumpallc 62 Kambhampadu 164 Chinthalapalem 89 Kanchipuram 51 Chinthalapalem 95 Kanigiri (neat Anivemaia), 74 Kankanampa(lu 65 Chinthapudi 75 Kankanampad Agraharam 111 Chirladinne 175 Karollapadu 105 Chodavaram 157 Kattakindipalle 125 Cho u tagogul a palle: 118 Kodigudlapadu(West) 66 Komatigunta 47 Kondaboyinapalle 159 Dadircddipalle 10 Kondareddipalle 37 Darsiguntapeta 104 K otarupalle S4 Darsithimmakkapalle 9 Kotathippaia 19 Dasullapalle 41 Kothapalle 31 Devakimarri Z5 Ko trakesavabhotla vari 87 Dirisayancha Khandriga

186 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANIGIRI TALUK-Concld.

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GIDDALUR T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 Cocation Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Lode No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

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MARKAPUR TALUK

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ALPHABE:rICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PQDILI TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

81 Akkacheruvu HI Kakaria 25 Ragasamudram 48 Ambapuram 49 Kaiavaiapalle 100 Rajupalem 75 • AmudalapalJe 104 KallampalJe 95 Ramachandrapuram 115 AnkepaJle 26 Kaiuzuvalapadu 84 Ramayanam Khandriga 72 Annavaram 87 Kambahpadu 119 Ramayapalem 54 Aswarayunipalem 23 Kandallapalle 71 Ramulaveedu 1 Karllmanipalle 20 Rayavaram 90 Baduguleru 33 Katragunta 41 Regumanipalle 57 Basavapuram 61 Kesa vabho t lapaiem 10 Rolugumpadu 42 Ba tchalakurapadu 18 Kethagudipi 51 Bodapadu 44 Konakanamitla 61 Salakanuthala Budamkayaiapadu 27 Kondared ipalle 35 37 Salanuthala Buradapalem 62 Kondayapalem 53 117 Sannamuru 97 Kuchipudi 3 109 Challufu Seethanagulavaram 69 Kunchepalle 43 6 Chennareddipalle Siddavaram 65 110 Chilamakuru 29 Lakshmakkaplle SUdanagun ta 2 SurepalJe 118 Chimata lC6 Lakshmipuram 39 Chinamanagundam 88 Chinarikatla 83 Madalavaripalem 13 Tadivaripalle 73 Chintagampalle 78 Mallavaram 5 Tarlupadu 55 Chintagunta 14 Managa Iv kunta 4 Tellabadu 99 Mf\rripadu 76 Teegadurthipadu 70 Dasallapalle 31 Marripalem 105 Thalamalla 82 Dondleru 8 Meerjapet 80 Thummagunta 38 Mohammadapuram 66 Egalapadu 17 Thummalacheruvu 60 Mugachinthala 32 Thuvvapadu 50 Ganivanipadu 56 Mummayapalem 98 Tippaladevipalle 116 Ganjipalem 63 Munagapadu 21 Ganugapenta 101 36 Uppalapadu 41 Garimanapenta Nagampalle 58 Nagarajukunta 30 Garladinne 46 Vaddimadugu 12 Nagendlamudupu 94 Garlapeta 52 Vagemadugu 85 Nandipalem 19 Goguladinne 113 VaJlayapalem 77 Nimmavaram 9 Gollapalle 93 Vankamarripalem 114 Nirmamapuram 1 Gorugunthalapadu 45 Vedurallapadu 74 Gosukonda 16 Obayapalle 59 Veerabhadrapuram 40 Gotlagattu 86 Obulakkapalle 64 Veligandla 1()"3 Guadlasamudram 96 Vemavaram 24 Gurralamadugu 68 Pamulapadu 34 Vinjavanhipadu 112 Pannuru 89 Irasal:lgundam 11 Pathepuram 92 Yadavalli 101 Jafalapuram 91 Pedarikatla 108 Yeluru 15 Jagannadhapuram 102 Podilj 28 J angamredd ipa lie 22 fothalapadu 79 Zuvvaleru

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

DARSI TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

1~ Abbayapalem 11 Jagao'ladhapuram 39 Pothavaram 86 Akkamambapuram 66 Jammalamadaka 26 Potlapadu 22 Alavalapadu 106 Jammigumpalle 45 Pulipadu 3 Ananthavaram 115 lamukuladinne 65 Purimitla 116 Annavaram 104 Aravallipadu 41 Kellampalle 6 Ragamakka palle 74 Avisanavaripalem 2 Kocherlakota 114 Rajampalle 31 Avulamanda 30 Kolluru 81 Ramabhadrapuram 61 Kommavaram 113 Ramachandrapuram 13 Badapuram 119 Korlamadllgu 8 Ramapuram 112 Balapuram 29 Kosipuram 7 Rudrasamudram 20 Bandellapaya 117 Kothapalle 107 Bandiveligandla 121 Krishnapuram 85 Samanthapudi 101 42 Basavapuram 24 Kurichedu Sangapuram 10 Battepadu 84 Sankaranarayanapurarn 35 Bayyavaram 126 Lakkavaram 73 Sankarapuram 3(') Be llamkondavaripalem 94 Lakshminarayanapuram 52 Sarvamitta 62 BhatlapalIe 118 Lakshminarayanapuram 1 SiddayapaJem 64 Bheemavaram 9 Lakshmipuram 51 Singanapalem 5 Bhumanapalle 111 Lankojinapalle 48 Sithasagaram 21 Bodanampadu 133 Sivarampuram Madhavaram 125 Boddikurapadu 128 132 Somavarappadu Malkapuram 44 Brindavanam 130 124 Surayapalem Mallayapalem 105 Bukkapuram 34 4 Manginipudi 131 Talluru Mannepalle 90 Chalivendra 79 56 Tamrnalur 70 Marella 38 Tanamchintala 91 Chandaluru 28 Chandavaram 47 Mohiddinpuram 103 Tellapadu 50 Cheru vuko mmapalem 78 Mundlamuru 43 Thimmayapalem 123 Chinauyyalawada alias 32 Mustla Gangavaram 92 Thummedalapadu Bandlapalem 68 Mylavaram 109 Thurpuvenkatapuram 53 Ch ina vulIagaUu 120 Tripurasundaripuram 55 Nadimpallivari Khandriga 58 Chintalapudi 127 Nagambhotlapalem 57 Umamaheswarapuram 87 Choutapalem 27 Naidupalem (West) 67 Uppalapadu Namasivayyapuram 23 15 Vabbapuram Narasimhanayanipalem 88 Darsi 95 100 Vaddipadu Nuzellapalle 36 Dekanakonda 72 16 Veera venkatapuram 40 Devavaram 96 Padamati Venkatapuram 77 Vempadu 82 Dosakayalapadu 54 Pasupugallu 69 Vemparala 76 Pedaravipadu 60 Vemula East Kambhampadu 71 122 Padallyyalawada 59 Vemulabanda 46 East Veerayapalem 49 Pedavullagallu 89 Venkatachalampalle 63 Edara 97 Peddanapalem 129 Vittalapuram 11(. Ganeswarapuram 37 Peddavaram 102 West Kambhampadu alias 17 Gangadonakonda 25 Perubho tlapalem Nalabothulavaripalem 18 Gangavaram (West) 99 Pochamakkapalle 33 West Veerayapalem 93 Gudipadu 75 polavaram 12 Polepalle 14 Yerrabalem 98 Indlacheruvu 83 Pothakamuru 108 Yerraobanapalle

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1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 58 Addanki (North) 7 Kopparapalem Agraharam 64 Addanki (South) 34 Kopperapadu 66 Alavalap[\du 71 Kopperapadu 92 Anamanamur 86 Korisapadu 19 Ananthavaram 54 Kotapadu 89 Kothakota 15 Ballikurava 63 Kotikalapudi 75 Bhimavaram 32 Kukutlapalle 26 Bobbepalle 12 Kundurru (East) 90 Bodduvanipalem 11 Kundurru (West) 52 Bollapalle 62 Kunkupadu 57 Bommanarrpadu 53 Budavada 4-+ Lakkavaram Agraharam 50 Bytamanjulur 78 Maddirala Muppalle 48 Chakrayapalem 91 Manikeswaram 72 Chandalur 27 Martur 14 Chernupalle Agraharam 95 Modepalle 47 Chinakothapalle 30 Mukteshwaram 77 Chinthagumpalle 56 Muppavaram

39 Darsi Agraharam 28 Nagarajupalle 46 Dharmavaram 93 Nannurpadu 94 Dhenuvakonda 60 Narasimhapuram 98 Doddavaram 82 Nujellapalle 42 Dronadula 80 Duddukur 84 Paidipadu 87 Dyvalara VUl u 70 Pangulur 21 Eddanapudi 65 Pitehikalagudipadu 79 Edumudi 23 Poluru 9 Elehur 83 Prasangulapadu 20 Enamadala 24 Punur

73 Gangavaram 81 Raehapudi 25 Gannavaram 18 Rajupal~m 9' Garlapadu 45 Ramakur 100 Ghadiyapadu 61 Ramayapalem 59 Gopalapuram 97 Rangasayipuram 10 Gopapuram Agraharam 85 Ravinuthala 33 Gorrepadu 67 Reningavaram 29 Guntupalle 5 Gurijepalle Agraharam 3 Santhamagulur 31 Shankaralingamagudipadu 96 llapavulur Agraharam 37 Janga Maheswarapuram 88 Soma varappadu 40 Jonnethali Agraharam 4 Tangedumalli 49 Kalvakur 76 Thimmasamudram 2 Kamepalle 69 Thurpu Thakkellapadu ~8 Kasyapuram 43 Kolalapudi 6 Uppumagulur 13 Kommalapadu Agraharam 41 Konanki 35 Vaidena 51 Kondamanjulur 38 Valaparla 55 Kondamur 36 Vallapalle 16. Konidena 1 Vellalaeheruvu 74 Koniki 17 Vemavaram Agraharam 8 Kopparam 22 Vinjanampad

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

CHIRALA TALUK

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Chirala Taluk

CHIRALA TOWN

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,------A------'C\ A---. 'C\ Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ • House Num bers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. ,...-- .A.----...,_ Block No. E.B. No. .------.A. C\ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Block 1 E.B. I 1-1 1-149 Block 11 E,B,38 11-1 11-82 B.B. 2 1-150 1-300 E.B.39 11-83 11-252 E.B. 3 1-301 1-451 E,B.40 11-253 11-438 E,B. 4 1-452 1-587 E.B. 41 11-439 11-550 Block 2 E,B. 4 2-1 2-40 Block 12 E.B.41 12-1 12-14 E.B. 5 2-41 2-200 E.B.42 12-15 12-174 E,B. 6 2-201 2-354 E.B.43 p-175 12-332 E.B. 7 2-355 2-440 E.B.44 12-333 12-486 Block 3 E,B. 7 3-1 3-72 Block 13 E.B. 45 13-1 13-231 E.B. 8 3-73 3-208 E.B.46 13-232 13-413 E,B. 9 3-208(a) 3-208(2) E.B.47 13-414 13-542 ,E.B. 9 3-209 3-330 E.B. 48 13-543 13-575 E.B. 10 3-31 3-494 E,B. 11 3-495 3-643 Block 14 E.B.48 14-1 14-158 E.B.12 3-644 3-839 E.B.49 14-159 14-350 E.B. 50 14-351 14-507 Block 4 E.B.13 4-1 4-139 E.B.51 14-508 14-666 E,B. 14 4-140 4-300 E.B. 52 14-667 14-710 E.B.15 4-301 4-443 E,B,16 4-444 4-579 Block 15 E.B. 52 15-1 15-207 E.B.53 15-208 15-373 Block 5 E.B. 17 5-1 5-116 E.B.54 15-374 15-531 B,B.18 5-117 5-222 E.B.55 15-532 15-675 E.B. 19 ' 5-223 5-34'1 E.B.56 15-676 15-752 EB. 20 5-342 5-508 Block 16 E.B.56 16-1 16-89 I Block 6 E,B.21 6-1 6-129 E.B.57 16-89 J 16-157/3 E B. 22 6-130 6-250 E.B.58 16-158 16-300 E,B.23 6-251 6-358 E.B.59 16-301 16-467 E.B.24 6-359 6-471 E.B.60 16-468 16-572A2 E.B.25 6-472 6-485 Block 17 E.B.60 17-1 17-54 Block 7 E.B.25 7-1 7-99 E,B. 61 17-55 17-193 E.B.26 7-100 7-223A E.B,62 17-194 17-313 E.B.27 7-224 7-336/2 E.B.63 17-314 17-450 E.B.28 7-337 7-498 E,B.64 17·.451 17-488/2 Block 8 E.B.28 8-1 8-73 Block 18 E.B.64 18-1 18-120 B.B. 29 8-74 8-214 E.B.65 IS-121 IS-273/1 E.B.30 8-215 8-344 E.B 66 18-27312 18-418 E.B. 31 8-345 8-427 E.B.67 18-419 18-562 E B, 68 18-563 18-609 Block 9 E.B.31 9-1 9-65 9-66 E.B. 32 9-198 Block 19 E.B.68 19-1 19-216 9-199 E.B.33 9-340A E.B.6\1 19-217 19-408 9-341 E,B.34 9-S09D E.B.70 19-409 19-597 E.B.71 19-598 . 19-609 Block 10 E.B. 3S 10-1 10-137 E.B. ~6 10-138 10-300 Block 20 E.B.71 20-1 20-154 E,B.37 10-301 10-531 E.B.72 20-155 20-326 E,B.38 10-532 10-614 E.B.73 20-327 20-530 315

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CHIRALA TOWN-COl1cld.

Eaumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,- ---.A------, ,------.A.------" Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included - Locality! in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r---·-.A-----~ Block No. E.B.No. r A From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Block 21 E.B 73 21-1 21-45 Block 23 E.B.83 23-1 23-111 E.B.74 21-46 21-166 E.B.84 23-112 23-300 E.B.75 21-167 21-295 E.B.85 23-301 23-463B E.B.76 21-296 21-440 E.B. 86 23-464 23-596/1 E.B· 77 21-441 21-480 E B. 87 23-596/2 23-683 Block 22 E.B.77 22-1 22-77 E.B.78 22-78 22-195A Block 24 E.B. 87 24-1 24-25 E.B.79 22-196 22-314 E.B.88 24-26 24-159 E.B.80 22-315 22-443 E.B.89 24-160 E.B.81 22-444 22-610 24-289 E.B.82 22-611 22-745 E.B.90 24-290 24-413 E.B.83 22746 22-788 E.B.91 24-414 24-485

VETAPALEM TOWN

Block 1 E.B. 202 1-1 1-143 Block 19 E.B.217 19-1 19-40 E B 218 19-41 19-140 Block 2 B.B. 202 2-1 2 11 E B. 203 2-12 2-142 Block 20 E.B.218 20-1 20-64 E.B. 219 20-65 20-127 Block 3 E.B. 203 3-1 3-26 E.B.204 3-27 3-153 Block 21 E.B.219 21-1 21-77 E.B. 220 21-78 21-110 Block 4 E.B.204 4-1 4-37 E.B.205 4-38 4-121 Block 22 E.B 220 22-1 22-101 Block 23 E.B. 221 23-1 23-115 Block 5 E.B.205 5-1 5-29 E.B.206 5-30 5-146 Block 24 E.B. 221 24-1 24-29 E B. 222 24-30 24-149 Block 6 E.B.206 6-1 6-59 E.B.207 6-60 6-133 Block 25 E.B. 222 25-1 25-29 E.B. ~23 25-30 25-109 Block 7 E.B. 207 7-1 7-72 E B. 208 7-73 7-133 Block 26 E.B. 223 26-1 26-63 E.B. 224 26-64 26-115 Block 8 E B. 208 8 1 8-80 Block 27 E.B. 224 27-1 E.B. 210 8-8l 8-101 27-114 Block 28 E.B. 224 28-1 28-17 Block 9 EB.209 9-1 9-138 E.B. 225 28-18 28-135 Block 10 E.B. 210 10-1 10-103 Block 29 E.B. 225 29-1 29-57 Block 11 E.B. 211 11-·1 11-151 E.B. 226 29-58 29-125 Block 12 E.B. 212 12-1 12-134 Block 30 E.B. 226 30-1 30-91 Block 13 E.B. 213 13-1 13-156 E.B. 230 30-92 30-117 Block 14 E.B. 214 14-1 14-101 Block 31 E.B. 231 31-1 31-66 Block 15 E.B. 214 15-1 15-56 Block 32 E.B.227 32-1 32-140 EB.216 15-57 15-95 Block 33 E.B. 228 33-1 33-147 Block 16 E.B.215 16-1 16-143 Block 34 E B. 229 34-1 34-146 Block 17 E.B. 216 17-1 17-134 Block 35 E.B. 230 35-1 35-123 Block 18 E.B. 217 18-1 18-130 Block 36 E.B. 231 36-1 36-110

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(All the Census Publica tions of Andhra Pradesh will bear Series No.2)

CENTRAL PUBLICATIONS

PART I-A General Report PART I-B Detailed Analysis of the Demographic. Social, Cultural and Migration Patterns PART I-C Subsidiary Tables

PART II-A General Population Tables PART II-B Economic Tables PART n<:::(i) Di,tribution of Populati'Jn, Mother Tongue and Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PART II-C(ii) Other Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables, Tables on Household Composi­ tion, Single Year Age, Marital Status, Educational Levels, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, etc., Bilingualism PART II-D Migration Tables

PART III Establishments Report and Tables

PART IV Housing Report and Tables

PART V Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

PART VI-A Town Directory PART VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns PART VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

PART VII Special Report on Graduate and Technical Personnel (All India Publication)

PART VIII-A Admini~tration Report-Enumeration } For Official use only PART VIII-B Adminis tra tion Report-Tabula tion

PART !X-A Census Atlas PART IX-B Adminis trative Atlas

STATE PUBLICATIONS

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOKS

PART X-A* Village and Town Directory PART X-B* Village and Town Primary Cenus Abstract PART X-C Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables

*Parts A and B are published in one volume for each district LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE ANDHRA PRADESH GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad

BOOK LINKS CORPORATION, Narayanguda, Hyderabad LABOUR LAW PUBLICATIONS, 873, Kothi Bus Stand, Hyderabad SWARAJ BOOK DEPOT, Khairtabad, Hyderabad SRISAILA BOOK COMMISSION AGENTS, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad ASIA LAW BOOK HOUSE, Behind High Court Building, Hyderabad

HINDUSTAN DIARY PUBLISHERS, Secunderabad

Mufassal

BOOK AND REVIEW CENTRE, Vijayav.ada TRIVENI PUBLISHERS, Machilipatnam

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Other States

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