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1 DISTRICT PROFILE 1. Name of the District : Thiruvannamalai, Tamilnadu 2. Geographical Position : DISTRICT MAP 3. Total A 1 DISTRICT PROFILE 1. Name of the District : Thiruvannamalai, TamilNadu 2. Geographical Position : North Latitude Between : 11 ° 55 ’ and 13 ° 15 ’ N East Longitude Between : 78 °20 ’ and 79 °50 ’ E DISTRICT MAP 3. Total area : 6188 Sq. Km 4. Total Geographical area as village : 631205 Ha. 5. District Headquarters name : Thiruvannamalai 6. No. Taluk details : 12 7. No. of Revenue Division : 3 8. Revenue Firkas : 54 9. No. of Block : 18 10. No. of Municipalities : 4 11. No. of Village panchayats : 860 12. No. of Revenue villages : 1067 District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 2 Block Map 13. Details of Taluk, Blocks and Villages Name of Revenue No. of No. of Area S. Name of the Blocks Firkas Village Revenue covered No taluk covered Panchayat villages (Sq.Km) Thiruvannamalai 69 327.98 1 Thiruvannamalai 7 135 Thurinjapuram 47 284.50 2 Kilpennathur Kilpennathur 3 45 77 276.30 3 Thandarampattu Thandarampattu 3 47 63 531.00 Chengam 44 598.53 4 Chengam 5 107 Pudupalayam 37 352.75 5 Kalasapakkam Kalasapakkam 3 45 49 221.86 6 Polur Polur 5 40 94 279.00 7 Jamunamarathur Jamunamarathur 2 11 34 150.72 8 Chetpet Chetpet 4 49 76 246.00 Arani 38 219.32 9 Arni 5 49 West Arani 37 200.95 Vandavasi 61 301.00 10 Vandavasi Thellar 8 61 161 301.00 Peranamallur 57 281.72 Cheyyar 53 70 260.00 11 Cheyyar 5 Anakavur 55 61 260.42 12 Vembakkam Vembakkam 4 64 91 331.16 860 1067 - District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 3 14. Soil The red loamy soil is predominantly found here. However Polur taluk has concentration of red series loam. The district has also different types of soils such as ferruginous loamy and sandy loamy however black series loam is found in tanks and river beds of Cheyyar and Vandavasi Taluks. Sl.No. Type of Soil Places in District Small patches in the Taluks of Tiruvannmalai, 1. Red Loam Chengam and Polur Tiruvannamalai, Chengam, Polur, Arni, 3. Black Soil Cheyyar and Vandawasi 2. Laterite Soil Nil 4. Sandy Coastal Alluvium Nil 5. Red Sandy Soil Nil Soil Map District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 4 District Soil Resource Map Major Micro- nutrients Name of the nutrients S. No Soil type which block which are are deficient deficient Sandy clay loam, Reddish brown 1 Thiruvannamalai Nitrogen Zinc clay loam Sandy clay loam, Grayish brown 2 Keelpennathur Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous clay Sandy clay loam, Grayish brown 3 Thurinjapuram Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous clay Yellowish brown sandy loam, 4 Thandarampattu Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Gravelly sandy Loam. 5 Jawathu hills - - - Yellowish brown sandy loam, 6 Chengam Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Sandy clay loam Yellowish brown sandy clay 7 Pudupalayam Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous loam, Grayish brown clay Yellowish brown sandy loam, 8 Kalasapakkam Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Silty clay, Sandy clay loam. Sandy clay loam, Yellowish red 9 Chetpet Nitrogen Zinc sandy clay. Grayish brown silty clay loam, 10 Polur Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Sandy clay loam, Silty clay. Brown sandy clay loam, Grayish 11 Arni Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous brown silty clay loam Brown sandy clay loam, 12 West Arni Yellowish red sandy clay, Silty Nitrogen Zinc clay Sandy clay loam, Yellowish gray 13 Cheyyar Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous sandy clay loam. Yellowish brown sandy clay, 14 Vembakkam Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Sandy clay loam, Silty clay Sandy clay loam, Silty clay, 15 Anakavoor Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Yellowish sandy clay loam 16 Vandavasi Loamy sand, Sandy clay loam. Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Loamy sand, Sandy clay loam, 17 Thellar Nitrogen Zinc, Ferrous Yellowish brown sandy clay, Yellowish brown sandy loam, 18 Pernamallur Nitrogen Zinc Loamy sand. District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 5 15. Climate and Rainfall The general climate is tropical. The district receives rainfall from North East and South West monsoons. The Average rainfall is 1040 mm. The total rainfall during 2019-20 districts is 1039.60 mm. Weather data Temperature 0 C Relative Month Rainfall (mm) Maximum Minimum Humidity (%) January 2020 5.70 27.50 20.50 61.10 February 3.00 30.10 23.40 61.25 March 2.30 35.30 25.00 48.00 April 1.80 33.40 27.00 50.70 May 0.00 34.20 27.40 67.50 June 186.4 35.20 28.00 53.80 July 142.3 33.40 27.70 50.70 August 132.1 34.20 27.30 67.50 September 166.7 33.30 26.60 34.20 October 141.70 30.30 24.20 69.60 November 135.30 28.50 22.50 73.30 December 117.20 28.10 22.10 69.20 Average/Total 1034.0 31.96 25.14 58.90 16. Demographic details Area in Sq.Km 6188 Density (Persons.Sq.km) 398 Population Details Male Female Total Rural population 989726 980204 1969930 Urban Population 246163 248782 494945 Total Population 1235889 1228986 2464875 District Total Population 2464875 Scheduled caste Population (SC) Rural population 247457 246468 493925 Urban Population 35158 36246 71404 Total SC Population 282615 282714 565329 District Total SC Population 565329 Scheduled Tripes Population (ST) Rural population 43864 42911 86775 Urban Population 2092 2087 4179 Total ST Population 45956 44998 90954 District Total ST Population 90954 Sex ratio (No. of female per 1000 Male Female males) District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 6 Rural 993 990 1983 Urban 1000 1011 2011 Total 996 994 3994 Literacy (%)-General Population Rural Urban Male 1235889 62.05 78.13 Female 1228986 84.41 81.81 Total 2464875 81.18 - Literacy (%)-SC Rural -Male 247457 78.71 - Rural -Female 246468 61.49 - Urban-Male 35158 87.76 - Urban-Female 36246 73.40 - Total 565329 - - Literacy (%)-ST Rural -Male 43864 55.64 - Rural -Female 42911 36.92 - Urban-Male 2092 63.82 - Urban-Female 2087 50.08 - Total 90954 - - Total Workers (Main and Persons Ratio Marginal) Male 738995 59.79 - Female 499182 40.62 - Total 1238177 50.23 - Main workers Male 619210 50.10 - Female 350862 28.55 - Total 970072 39.36 - Marginal workers Male 119785 9.69 - Female 148320 12.07 - Total 268105 10.88 - Non-workers Male 496894 40.21 - Female 729804 59.38 - Total 1226698 49.77 - Cultivators Male 175149 24.80 - Female 90034 18.48 - Total 265183 21.41 - Agricultural labours Male 144758 19.59 - Female 206552 36.68 - Total 351310 28.37 - District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 7 Workers in household industries Male 21870 2.99 - Female 15150 3.03 - Total 37020 2.99 - Other workers Male 244233 33.04 - Female 72326 14.49 - Total 316559 25.57 - 17. Other Demographic details Average labour wages for farm operations Unskilled k) Skilled job (Rs./manday of seven to nine hours) job Peak seasons Male 98.14 76.47 Female 43.71 35.83 Lean seasons Male 98.14 76.47 Female 43.71 35.83 Average labour wages for farm operations Unskilled Skilled job (Rs./manday of five to six hours) job Peak seasons Male 98.14 76.47 Female 43.71 35.83 Lean seasons Male 98.14 76.47 Female 43.71 35.83 vi) Major languages spoken in the district Tamil Details on Birth-Death Rate (per 1000 vii) population) Birth Rate 13.4 Death Rate 5.6 Infant Mortality Rate 13.9 Expectation of life in years Male 70 Female 67 District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 8 18. Educational and other infrastructural facilities S. No Particulars Numbers / Values 01 Educational facilities a) Primary School 1443 b) Middle School 378 c) High School 278 d) Higher-Secondary 259 e) CBSC School 14 f) Special school (Music & Deaf ) 3 g) Computer centre 79 02 Colleges a) Medical 1 b) Engineering 10 c) Agriculture 2 d) Veterinary / Fisheries - e) Others – Poly techniques 14 f) ITI 21 g) Teacher training school including 3 h) Colleges for Special Education ( Nursing ) 3 i) Colleges for Special Education ( Pharmacy ) 3 03 Number of Arts and Science Colleges 22 04 Institutional Credit Facility a) Name of the Lead Bank Indian Bank b) Number of branches of lead bank in the district 45 c) Other National Bank 121 d) Private sector Bank 50 e) Regional Rural Bank 12 f) Co-operative Banks 32 g) District Central Co-operative Banks 1 h) Urban Banks 4 i) Primary Agricultural Co-operative Credit Society 157 j) Housing Co-operative Societies 17 k) Employees Co-operative Societies 38 District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 9 l) Weavers Co-operative Society 28 m) Industrial Co-operative Society 4 n) Primary Co-operative Stores 3 o) Co-operative Sugar mills 1 q) Other Marketing Society (please specify) 96 05 Agricultural Marketing and Processing a) Number of Regulated Markets 18 b) Number of Co-operative Marketing Society 7 c) Number of Permanent Markets / Central Markets - d) Number of weekly markets / shandies - e) Number of drying yards - f) Number of storage godowns 53 Number of cold storage units for agricultural g) 7 produce Number of agro based / agri-based processing h) - industries i) Small scale industries 32 ii) Medium scale industries 28 iii) Large scale 15 i) District supply and marketing society for SHG 12 06 No of Primary Health centre 40 No. of Primary Health Sub Centers 638 No. of Hospitals (Allopathy) 785 No. of Ayurvedic 3 No. of Sidda 42 District profile 2020 – Thiruvannamalai, TN 10 19. Block wise population details (as per 2011 census) Number Number S. Name of the Total area Urban Total Rural Total District Total of of No block in ha Panchayat Villages Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female 1 Tiruvannamalai 30,460.25 69 84 163522 81684 81838 162204 81694 80510 325726 163378 162348 2 Thurinjapuram 28,453.80 47 60 0 0 0 123213 61920 61293 123213 61920 61293 3 Kilpennathur 24217.88 45 63 29224 14583 14641 103673 52305 51368 132897 66888 66009 4 Chengam 29,419.41 44 61 26980 13549 13431 142149 71994 70155 169129 85543 83586 5 Pudhupalayam 19,726.01 37 43 11382 5608 5774 89491 45453 44038 100873 51061 49812 6 Thandarampet 39,313.26 47 62 0 0 0 178731 89702 89029 178731 89702 89029 7 Polur 26,516.23
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