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For Official use oal, PUBLIC (ELECTIONS) DEPARTMENT PART II-PROFORMA IV TOTAL POPULATION AND POPULATION OF EDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN TALUKS PANCHAYAT UNIONS, MUNICIPALITIES AND PANCHAYATS OF 8. THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT 1971 Census © GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU 1973 PRINTED BY THE DIRECTOR OF STATIONERY AND PRINTING, MADRAS, ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU I 9 73 8. THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT. Name of Revenue Division! 1971 Census Population Percentage of Taluks/Panchayat ~ Unions/Municipalities. Total. SC ST SC ST (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) GUDALUR REVENUE DIVISION 93,153 12,964 9,972 13'92 10.70 (Gudalur Taiuk only) 1. Gudalur Taluk - 93,153 12,964 9,972 13·92 10·70 Gudalur Panchayat Union- - - - *97,956 13,846 10,846 14·13 11·07 Z. Ootacamund Taluk •• tl,87,369 38,382 3,191 20'48 1·70 Ootacamund Panchayat Union 1,82,566 37,500 2,317 20·54 1'27 (a) Ootacamund Municipality .. 63,310 12,.'209 137 19'28 0'22 (b) Other areas .. 1,19,256 25,291 2,180 21'21 1'83 3. Coonoor Taluk 2,13,493 41,348 6,706 19'37 3'14 (i) Coonoor Panchayat Union 1,45,754 31,749 1,770 21·78 1·21 (a) Coonoor Municipality 38,007 6,136 184 16'14 0'48 (b) Other areas .. 1,07,747 25,613 1,586 23'77 1'47 (ii) Kothagiri Panchayat Union 67,739 9,599 4,936 14·17 7·28 District Total .. 4,94,015 92,694 19,869 18'76 4'02 * Includes the population of NCU VI Malinagudi Revenue Village belonging, to -0otitcam'n1ld ~ T~luk (Total population: 4803). t The population in respcct of NCU. VI. Masinagudi Revenue Vil!~e has been shoWn tn' Gli~lur Pan\)hayat Union of Gudahilr Taluk (Totd population: 4803). SO.= Schrdukd OnstoA. ST.= Scheduled Tribes. PART II PROFORMA IV 8. THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT. 1, GUDALUR TALUK Name of Revenue Division! Villages (Towns 1971 Census Population Percentage of Taluks/Panchayat Unionsf constituting the , r- -. PanchayatsJ Municipalities. Panchayat and their Total SC ST SC ST L.C. Numbers. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---------- -,-_--- -~----." GUDALUR REVENUE DIVISION 93,153 12,964 9,972 13'92 10'70 (Gudalur Taluk only) 1. Gudalur Taluk ...., .. 93,153 12,964 9,972 13'92 10'70 Gudalur Pancbayat Union *97,956 13,846 10,846 14'13 11'07 PANCHAYA1JS Nelliyalam 13,268 3,762 1,085 2. Devala 2,678 335 274. NeU III Nclliyalam .. 10,590 3,<127 811 Mudumalai 4. Mudumalai .. 916 19 293 Srimadurai 6. Srimadurai 1,836 10 327 Nellakottah 15,333 1,441 2,818 7. Nellakottah 405 204 8. Munnanad 4,707 4 1,423 9. aJb Nelliyalam lO,~21 1,437 1,191 Cherangode . 18,835 1,884 2,784 .. 11,612 10. Cherangode 1,868 1,340 •• 7,223 16 1,~44 11. Erumad f·4 Gudalur • NeD I. Gudalur 15,558 840 868 Devarshola NCD II. Devarshola 13,622 1,258 1,423 (Cherumulli and Padan- thora). O'Valley NCD IV. Ouchterlony 13,785 3,750 374 Valley. Masinagudi tNCD VI. Masinagudi 4,803 882 874 _--- * Inoludes the population of NCU. VI 'Masinagudi Revenue Village tbelonging to OotaoanlUnd Taluk (Total Population ::.8(1). 2 OOTACAMUND T.I LUK Name of Revenue Division/ Villages /Towns 1971 Census Population Percentage of ___A....- Taluks fPanchayat Unions! constituting the r Panchayats IMunicipalities. Panchayat and their Total SC ST SC ST L.C. Numbers. (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---------~--~---~.-~---~-. 1'70 2. Ootacamund Taluk ** 1,87,369 38,382 3,191 20'48 Ootacamund Panchayat Union 1,82,566 37,500 2,317 20'54 1'27 63,310 12,209 137 19'28 0.22 t(a) NCU VII. Ootacamund / . ~ Municipality. ' " 1,19,256 25,291 2,180 21'21 1.83 (b) ,PANCHAY ATS (Other areas) 1,221 75 ,~ IY6ddabetta 1. b jb Ootacamund 7,389 - Rural. ~~njanad 2. Nanajnad 9,980 1,426 246 SholurV" 4. Sholur 8,431 3,200 778 Hullathi ' 5. Hullathi 5,538 800 101 Kadanad 6. Kadanad 5,979 318 56 Thuneri ' 7. Thuneri 5,770 395 .. Ebbanad 8. Ebbanad 4,858 331 126 Thummanatt}"'" 9. Thummanatty .• 8,226 1,151 .. Kagguchi. .. 10. Kagguchi 5,743 1,448 305 Kukkal 11. Kukkal 3,059 273 95 3,952 1,650 60 S ,\!'undah 13. Kinnakorai 1,708 415 51 I ~ 2,244 1,235 9 ~ 15. Melkundah 46 l .,~1rKunda~~.... 14. Kit Kundah 8,257 562 209 \ ikkatty V ~.. 16. Bikkatty 5,511 800 iI /) I \ .Balacola ...../ 19. Balacola 13,681 2,419 2 . Naduvattam~. .. NCU. V. Naduvattam 10,568 7,024 14 / 1,007 43 \ Ithalar· / .'~" .. NCU. VIII. Ithalar 8,449 24 " ~1ligoor.l ., NeD. IX. Mulligoor 3,865 1,266 . _.,-------_.-- --.. --~-- ** The population in reSpflct of N(,U VI. Masillugudi Re\onue Village has been shown in Gudalul' Panchayst Union of Gudalul' Tal Ilk' 9P ITotal populntion: 4803). 3. COONOOR TALUK -_._ ._-------- ------ -_... _------- iVame of Revenue Division/ Villages/Towns ]971 Census Population Percentage o/' Taluks /Panchayat Unions I constituting the r------......A.. ----., r-----' """'1 Panchayats IMunicipalities Panchayat and their Total SC ST SC ST L.c. Numbers. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ----~-----_- 3. Coonoor Taluk 2,13,493 41,348 6,706 19.37 3.14 (i) Coonoor Panchayat Union .. 1,45,754 31,749 1,770 21.78 1.111 (a) NCU. XII. Coonoor Municipality 38,007 6,136 184 16·14 0·48 Q Ward No.1 2,638 675 Ward No.2 1,584 59 Ward No.3 2,035 241 181 Ward No.4 1,397 191 Ward No.5 3,165 849 Ward No.6 1,136 53 Ward No.7 2,039 206 Ward No.8 2,941 751 Ward No.9 1,569 247 Ward No. 10 1,588 924 Ward No. 11 1,417 152 Ward No. 12 1,857 50 - .. Ward No. 13 ... 1,530 68 Ward No. 14 3,159 244 3 .. Ward No. 15 ... ... 2,021 188 •• Ward No. 16' I 1,880 22 Ward No. 17 1,600 180 Ward No. 18 2,997 483 Ward No. 19) 1,454 553 .... PANCH.4YATS (Other areas) 107,747 25,613 1,586 2,377 1.47 ~apalJi:{ .. ., · . 15. Yedapalli 3,749 642 35 " .Bu~liar · . 16. Burliar 3,303 659 287 .. " 'Bandishola · . 17. aId coonoor .. 963 476 /'\ ,IMty .. 20. Ketty 18,857 2,062 4 ~ ... ).tiigaratty ·. 21. Adigaratty 14,372 3,245 195 .. ~alr-c/'" · . 22. Hulical 17,921 8,322 743 ~ur ·. 23. Melur . 15,776 5,278 310 NeD. XIII. Berhatty 1,324 358 ".~atty''''''' · . .. ~---- Name of Revenue Division! Villages !Towns 1971 Census population Percentage of Taluks/Panchayat Unions/ constituting the t---__A.---~ r-__"_~ Panchayats (Municipalities. Panchayat and their Total SC ST SC ST L. C. Numbers. (6) (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 10,356 1,705 6 / hla'i~. NCU. XIV. Jagathala .. , Jagat"'.... a .. .. J"'l · . wellington Cantonment . ~ · . NCU. XV. Wellington 13,242 1,784 4 /- 4,723 827 Hubbathalai .. · . NCU. XVII. Hubbathala I» 3,161 255 2 ~ruvankadu Cordite Factory ·. NCU. XVIII. Aruvankadu Cordite Factory 14'17 7·28 (U) Kotbagiri Panchayat Union 67,739 9,599 4,936 PANCHAYATS r 480 Thengumarahada 2,118 211 1. Hallimoyar 9515 3 266 •• 2. Kal1ampalayam .. 1,163 208 2U 725 Aracode 753 4 •• 3. Kokkode 360 1 336 •• 3s{) 4. Aracode 393 3 .. """A{adinamala / 655 225 329 5. Kadinamalai 588 213 320 6. Nandhipuram 67 12 9 Denad r, .. /,. 7. Denad . 5,881 1,389 447 - / · . _Xodanad ) ·. 8. Kodanad 3,148 678 207 Nedugul~ ;- ·. 9. Nedugula 7,215 572 2 ,. Kengaral .. / .. ·. 11. Kengarai 5,836 945 612 Kunjappanai. 12. Jackanarai 3,989 498 1,061 . / ·. Jackanarai -/1' · . 13. alb Kotagiri . 7,635 647 140 Naduhatty .....~ ·. 14. Naduhatty 5,315 417 6 Kotagiri· / . NCD. X Kotagiri 18,909 2,869 184 Konavakkorai / .. NeD. XI Konavakorai 6,285 1,144 743 qc. ·. --- District Total .. 4,94,015 92,694 19,869 18·76 4.02 __________" _________ • __• _____ ._. ________~~. __ • ______." __ r~~ __-_ L. C. Numbers=Location Code Numbers. SC=Scheduled Castes. ST = Scheduled Tribes. .
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