CENSUS OF INDIA 1981
PARTS XIII - A & B VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
SERIES-8 VILLAGE-& TOWNWISE JAMMU & KASHMIR PRIMARY' CENSUS ABSTRACT
BARAMULA DISTRICT CENSUS DISTRICT HANDBOOK
A. H. KHAN of the Indian Administrative Service . Dilector of Census Operations Jammu and Kashmir CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Central' Government Publicatwns-Census of India 1981-Series 8-Jammu & Kashmir is being published In the following parts.
Part No. Subject Part No. Subject (1) (2) (3) I. Ac:bninistration Reports I-A £ Administration Report-Enumeration I-B £ Administration Report-Tabulation II. General Population Tables II-A General Population Tables II-B Primary Census Abstract III. General EconoJDic Tables II I-A B-Series Tables of 1st priority III-B B-Series Tables of 2nd priority IV. Social and Cultural Tables IV-A C~Series Tables of 1st priority IV-B C-Series Tables of 2nd priority V. Migration Tables V-A D-Series Tables of 1st priority V-B D-Series Tables of 2nd priority VI. Fertility Tables VI-A F-Series Tables of 1st priority VI-B F -Series Tables of 2nd priority VII. Tables on Houses and disabled population VIII. Household Tables VIII-A HH-Series Tables covering material of constructions of houses VIII-B Contain Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC HH-17 ST IX. Special Tables on S. C. and S. T. X. Town Directory Survey Reports on Towns and Villages X-A Town Directory X-B Survey reports on selected towns x-c Survey reports on selected villages XI. Ethnographic studies on S. C. & S. T. XII. Census Atlas Union & State I U. T. Census Atlas XU-A Admn. Atlas XIII. DISTRICT CENSUS XIIJ-A 1 Village & Town Directory r Combined Village wise / Urban ward wise XIII-B J Primary Census Abstract
£ Not for sale "" These are State Government's publications CONTENTS
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1. Foreword I-II 2. Preface including acknowledgements III-V 3. (i) Administrative Divisions of Jammu and Kashmir as in 1981 . Frontispiece (ii) Map of the district 1 4. Abstract of the important statistics of the district 3-4 5. ADalytical Note (i) Census concepts 7-8 (ii) Brief history of the district and the District Census Handbook . 8-10 (iii) Scope of Village Directory, Town Directory Statements and PCA 10-12 (iv) Physical Aspects 12 (v) Major characteristics of the district. 12-13 (vi) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district 13-20 (vii) Brief analysis of the Village and Town Directory and PCA based on inset ta bles 20-32
PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 6. Section I-Village Directory (a) Tehsil Bandipore (i) Map. 34 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 35 (iii) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 36-37 (iv) Village Directory 38-43 Tehsil Sonawari (i) Map . 44 (ii) Alphabetical list of village 45 (iii) Village Directory 46-51 Tehsil Sopore (i) Map 52 (ii) Alphabetibal list of villages 53-55 (iii) Village Directory 56-65 Tehsil BaraDlula (i) Map 66 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 67-69 (iii) Village Directory 70-81 Tehsil Gubnarg (i) Map 82 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 83 (iii) Village Directory 84-91 Tehsil Uri (i) Map .' 92 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 93 (iii) Village Directory 94-101
(b) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 102-105 7. Section II-Town Directory (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 109 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI) 110-115
PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) District PCA (a) Tehsil-wise Total, Rural, Urban 118-121 (ii) Tehsil-wise PCA ( a) Village-wise . ',b) Town-wise (within the town, ward-wise) } 122-117 (iii) Special peA on Scheduled Castes (Total, Rural, Urban), 178-179 The compilation and publication of Distriat The Village Directory also follows the same Census Handbooks has been a traditional feature pattern as in 1971 census except again for a of the Indian census since 1951. However,' in few additional columns. The column on total Jammu & Kashmir State, where no census was population and number of households has been conducted in 1951 due to the unsettled conditions added to facilitate analysis of the other data prevailing then, this work was taken up as a in the Direqory. The column on approach to regular feature of census sin~e 1961 with certain village is to identify the number of inaccessible improvements and additions in the data con villages i'n the district. The column on number tent of the publication at the 1971 census, of households living in owned houses or posess further enhancing its utility for the Data Users. ing house sites in the village is again intended to cater to the Minimum Needs Programme The 1981 series of the District Census Hand of the Planning Commission. book which we have begun with the district of It is hoped that with its present content Punch will contain . t~o parts each. Part-A the Handbook would, more than ever, serve deals with Town and· Village Directory and Part B consists of Town and Villagewise Pri as a useful reference publication, particularly for such Administrators and Data Users as have mary Census Abstract. In 1971 census there was to deal with planning, implementation and also third part of the Handbook, published as a separate volume, COmprISIng administrative evaluation of development programmes, inclu and census statistics. However, in view of the ding the Minimum Needs Programme, at the considerable delay experienced then in get ting grass roots level. the relevant administfative statistics pertaining The compilation of the Handbook would to various departments, compilation of this not have been possible but for the cooperation volume has been given up at the 1981 census. It extended by the Revenue, Education, Medical, is expected that such statistics would be available Public Health and other local authorities of to the data users in the usual publications of the District in making relevant data available, the State Directorate of Evaluation and for which we owe them our grateful thanks. Sta tistics. It must be stated here that the task of finalising and printing the present volume has The Town Directory of the Handbook fallen on me, since Shri A. H. Khan, lAS, consists of seven statements which are almost Director of Census Operations, Jammu and similar to those adopted for the 1971 census Kashmir, under whose able stewardship except that a few new columns have been the census operations of 1981 were carried added to facilitate analysis of the data. A out, retired from Government service by the significant addition is of class of town in every tillie the volume could be taken up for statement which has been done on the consi compilation. deration that the infrastructure of amenities and facilities found in urban India can best We are grateful to Shri P. Padmanabha, be analysed with reference to this specific lAS, Registrar General & Census Commissioner parameter. The addition of the column on of India and Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar civic administration status in statements III and General (Social Studies) whose detailed instru IV and population in statements IV&V also serves ctions, guidance and advice were available the same purpose vis-a-vis the respective state all through. ments. Due consideration has also been given The credit for compiling this Han:dbook, to the Minimum Needs Programme of the including analysis of data, belongs to Shri Planning Commission. The columns on Schedu H. L. Kalla, Deputy Director and Shri Shamas led Caste population in statement IV and adult ud-Din, Tabu)ation Officer who ably assisted 'the literacy classes/centres in statement V are a former in this task and both deserve appreciation sequal to this programme. for their respective contributions. (iv)
The Handbook has been provided with B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) of eight maps one showing the adminisgative the office of the Registrar General, India. divisions of Jammu & Kashmir State as in 1981, Their names. along with those of other officials one pertaining to Baramula district and rest who rendered valuable assistance in bringing to its six constituent tehsils. These were pre out the volume are mentioned separately in pared by the staff of our Cartographic section this Handbook. under the close and valuable guidance of Dr.
Srinagar, ABDUL GANI the 15th of June, 1984. Joint Director (v)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SH. SHAMUS-UD-DIN, Ta bulation Officer General Supervision
SH. G. M. GANAI, Statistical Assistant 1 ~ Compilation SH. B. L. KAK, Computer J
SH. G. M. GANAI, Statistical Assistant SH. S. K. KACHROO, Computer Proof Reading SH. G. M .. HAJAM, Computer 1I SH. MOHD. YOUSUF ZARGAR, Assistant Compiler J
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IMPORTANT STATISTICS
Jammu & Kashmir Baramula State District
*Population Total Persons *5,987,389 670,142 Males 3,164,660 358,293 Females 2,822,729 311,849
Rural Persons 4,726,986 580,376 Males 2,492,413 310,282 Females 2,234,573 270,094
Urban Persons 1,260,403 89,766 Males 672,247 48,011 Females 588,156 41,755
Decennial Population Growth Rate, 1971-1981 +29.69 +30.82
Area (Sq. Km.) **222236.0a 4588.0a
Density of Population (Per Sq. Km.) 59 146
Sex-ratio (Number of Females per 1000 males) 892 870
Literacy rate Persons 26.67 20.62 Males 36.29 30.24 Females 15.88 9.57
Percentage of urban population to total population 21.05 13.40 Percentage to total population
(I) Main Workers Persons 30.37 31.43 Males 52.20 53.73 Females 5.91 5.81
(II) Marginal Workers Persons 13.89 14.01 Males 3.61 2.93 Females 25.40 26.75
(III) Non-Workers Persons 55.74 54.56 Males 44.19 43.34 Females 68.69 67.44 Break-up of Main Workers : Percentage Among Main Workers :
(I) Cultivators Persons 56.85 57.57 Males 56.18 57.41 Females 63.50 59.21
(11) Agricult~ral Labourers Persons 3.49 3,86 Males 3.63 4.16 Females 2.19 0.65 (III) Household Industry Persons 5.30 8.2(; Males 4.76 6.92 Females 10.63 22.58
(IV) Other Workers Persons 34.36 30.31 Males 35.43 31.51 Females 23.68 17.56
Percentage of scheduled castes population to total population Persons 8.31 0.01 Males 8.18 0.03 Females 8045
Number of occupied residential houses 819,172 77,658
Number of villages Total @6,7SS 660 Inhabited 6,477 646 Uninhabited 281 14
Number of towns 58 6
NOTE : The population figures exclude population of areas under unlawful occupation of Pakistan and China where census could not be taken. Includes 7.8114 Sq. Km. under illegal occupation of Pakistan and 5.180 Sq. Km. illegally handed over by Pakistan to China and 3.7555 Sq. Km. under illegal occupation of China in Leh (Ladakh) district. Excludes 3. 1 & 4 villages of Srinagar. Chadura and Budgam tehsils forming out-growths of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. 6 villages of Jammu tehsil forming out-growths of Jammu Urban Agglomeration respectively and 1 village of Udhampur tehsil treated as Census Town. (a) Provisional ANALYTICAL NOTE
A description of the various concepts used entrance from the road or common courtyard at the 1981 census and a broad appraisal of or staircase etc. used or recognised as a sepa the administrative statistics vis-a-vis the history rate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It of the district; the social & cultural changes may be used for a residential or non-residential witnessed by the district during the last ten purposes or both. years particularly in relation to economic re sources, social, cultural and developmental acti Census Household vities and a brief description of the places of A household for purposes of the 1981 census historical and religious importance in the has been defined as a group of persons who district is given in the following pages:- commonly live together and would take their Rural/Urban classification. meals from a common kitchen unless the exi gencies of work prevented any of them from For the 1981 census the classification of doing so. There may be a household of per urban areas has been based on the following sons related by blood or a household of criteria : unrelated persons or having a mix of both. a) All places with a municipality, corpora tion or cantonment board or notified Scheduled caste/Scheduled tribe town area committee. In Jammu & Kashmir State there are no b) All other places which satisfied the scheduled tribes. However, the following 13 following tests : castes stand notified as Scheduled Castes under the State constitution i) A minimum population of 5,000 1. Barwala ii) At least 75 percent of male working population engaged in non agri 2. Basith cultural (and allied) activity. 3. Chamar or Ramdasia 4. Batwal iii) A density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. (1,000 per sq. mile) 5. Chura 6. Dhyar The places which satisfied the criterion (a) 7. Doom or Mahasha above were treated as statutory towns while 8. Gardi those as were not statutory towns but satisfied 9. Jolaha the tests laid down in criterion (b) above were treated as census towns. All other places 10. Megh or Kabirpanthi which did not satisfy either of the above two ll. Ratal criteria were classified as rural. Areas which 12. Saryara qualified to be treated as towns under criterion 13. Watal (a) & (b) above were further classified by population ranges in the following order At the 1981 Census only those persons who returned themselves as belonging to any of the Population range Class 13 castes specified above was treated as 100,000 & above I Scheduled Caste. 50;000 99999 II 20,000 49999 III Literacy IV 10,000 ]9999 For purposes of Census a person was treated V 5,000 9999 as literate if he/she could read and write in Below 5000 VI any language with understanding power. A person who could merely read but was not able Census House to write was classified as illiterate. For a person A Census house was defined as a building to be treated as literate it was not necessary or part of a building having a separate main that he/she should have received any formal 8
education or should have passed any minimum Thus the water of the lake was drained off and educational standard. the valley came into existence.
Workers/Non-workers The Varaha-Avtara (Avtara of Boar) follows naturally upon that of a fish. Over whelmed by For the 1981 Census a person was treated deluge the earth (Bhumi Devi) lay in the mainly as a worker if he had participated in depths of water where the demons were held in any kind of economically productive work captive. Then Vishnu transformed himself into dur-ing the major part of the reference year a gigantic wild bear, rushing across the heavens i. e., at least 6 months or 183 days or more with his tail ra ised, tossing his main all brist prior to the date of enumeration. A person ling with prickly hair, trampling the clouds who claimed to have participated in any kind underfoot and bearing his white tusks, with of economically productive work for less than flaming eyes, he plunged into the water, follow six months prior to the date of enumeration ing the trail of earth by scent. At last he was treated as a marginal worker. However, found it in the depths of abyss, transfixed it persons who did not participate in any kind of with one of his tusks, and drew it upto the economically productive work during the whole surface, not omitting to crush the hostile demons period of the reference year were treated as on his way, Hindu ieonography frequently non-workers. represents this episode with the God Brief history of the district 10 the sha pe of a giant with bear's head, bearing in his arms the goddess of earth, Varamulla city (the present Baramula town) which he saved from abyss. is as old as the valley of Kashmir. The history of the place starts from the time when the entire According to Kalhana, 10 memory of valley was a vast lake know as SATISARAS. The V ARAHA A VT ARA (Vishnu) the first teeratha history of Kashmir thus originates with the of Kashmir valley was built by Hindus near history of Varamulla. In "RAJ AT ARANGINI" the place where the mountain was cut and the first chronicle of Kashmir 'V ARAHA the place was named "V ARAHAMULA" MULLA' finds its mention in a legend, which meaning a boar's place, in sanskrit. Foreigners goes like this. who visited this place pronounced Varahamulla as "Baramula" where as the Kashmiris still Thousands of years ago Kashmir valley was call this place Varamulla. SA TSARAS. In this saras lived a gang of crvel demons, the chief of them called In addition to this legend, there are other J ALOBHAVE. The demons used to cause a versions about the name of the place. One lot of destruction and tease the people, living version is that since the river Jhelum flows on mountain tops. After some time a ripe down after getting a bend in its flow at this aged saint KASHY AP A, who was believed to place, hence the name "Varamulla" "Var" in be the great grandson of Brahma, visited this Kashmiri means a bend and "Hull", means a place. To save the people from misery he place. But the 'popular view as to how the place prayed to the Almighty. Due to his prayers came to be known as "Baramula" is that the and penance, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiv came waters of "Sati-saras" lake were drained off to his help. When they reached this place by a volcanic erruption at twelve places in the they found that Indra, who was already in close vicinity of Baramula. The place was thus fight with these demons, had succeeded in killing assigned the name "Baramula" meaning 12 bores. them and was now in search of the Chief, Jalobhave who alongwith some of his companions The city of Baramula having been founded had taken refuge under the depths of water. by Raja Bhimsina in 2306 B.C. has a hoary To kill these demons Vishnu transformed him past. The city held the position of a gate-way self into a gigantic bear (Varaha), chased them for the valley. There was a watch station for thousands of years in the depths of water know as "Drang" (present drangbal village) and finally killed them. After this he rushed in where there was strong guard. The visitors fury and cut the mountain by striking his tail were received at this station. The famous against it, giving way to the flow of water. chinese visitor, Heiun-Tsang was received here 9 by Raja Darlubdurana, the then king of Kashmir, the sixth Sikhguru visited the city and in 631 A. D. This watch station existed upto gurdwara "Chatti Padshahi" was constructed the 19th century. Moorecraft, an English histo in his memory. Baramula thus became an rian, visited this station in 1823 A. D. abode of Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs living in fraternity and contributing to a rich composite A wooden bridge, over river Jhelum, culture. connected Baramula to the famous city of "Hashikopora" (present Ushkara village). The Baramula has appropriately been called the city of Hashikopora was founded by king Haskha "PANIPAT" of Kashmir. As the gate-way to the and was the headquarter of Buddhist monks as valley and right upto 1947 the inhabitants of Haskha had constructed a vihar there. Two this place would frequently become the victims more vihars were constructed by Queen to internal and external invasions. The city "Dakhana" and her brother prince "J aloka". was a regular battle field for the kings of The renowned land mark of the. hoary past Kashmir. In 927 A. D. after the death of Raja of Baramula, rather of Kashmir valley, is at Khema Gupta, the battle between Rani Daida, Hashikopora. The baroque terracotta school of the widow of Raja Khema Gupta, and his Hashikopora has been described as one of the vazir Pahalgan which took place at Baramula most striking and uniformly lovely chevisance resulted in the destruction of the city. During of the whole Indian art since ancient days. the reign of king Harash Deva, the king and In Kashan period the famous king "Kanishka" his cousins Oschal and Sosal fought a battle at founded the city of "KANSIPORA" (present Baramula which was so disastrous that in Kansipora village) just neat the city of Baramula. addition to thousands of soldiers the commander The city of Baramula thus got extended from in-chief of the royal army was also killed. Drang to Kansipora. It is believed that Kanishka When Oschal became the king of Kashmir, a convened 4th Buddhist conference at Kanispora battle between Ganga Chander, the commander under the chairmanship of "Nag-Arjana", in-chief of king Oschal and Sosal took place though controversy still continues to range over at Baramula, in which the later was defeated. the matter. During the Buddhist period Baramula After king Salhana when Ganga Chander took was the zenith of its glory and was the famous the charge of administration, he defeated Sosal city of the valley. 'Alburoni' describes Baramula for the second time and this battle also took as the prosperous trading centre of the valley. place at Baramula. These battles proved disastrous for the city. Mughal emperors had a particular fascination for the city of Baramula. Being the gate-way In Sultan-Zain-ul-Abdin's reign Baramula to the valley it was a haltage station for them became the battle field for the princes who during their visits to the valley. In 1508 A.D. fought among them-selves. During the pathan rule emperor Akbar, who entered the valley via Pakhli, also many battles were fought at Baramula. spent a few: days at Baramula and according Battle between Khurum Khan, the Pathan gover to "Tarikh Hassan" the city, during Akbar's nor and his predecessor Lal Khan took place at stay, had been decorated like a bridge. Jhangir Baramula and resulted in the defeat of Lal Khan. also had a stay at Baramula during his visit to Another battle between Mir Hazar Khan and the Kashmir in 1620 A. D. royal army, led by Ahmed Khan and Rahmat ullah Khan, also took place at Baramula. In 1810 From the very beginning Baramula has A. D. Atta Mohd. Khan, the pathan governor, enjoyed religious importance. The construction who revolted against the Durani king Shiza, of Hindu Teeratha and Buddhist Vihars made defeated the royal army, by Akram Khan. this city sacred to Hindus as well as Buddhist. This disastrous battle also took place at Bara In the 15th century the place became important mula resulting in the destruction of the city. to Muslims also, as the famous Muslim saint These internal disturbances vitally effected the Sayed Janbaz Wali, who visited the valley trade of the city, and retarded the economic alongwith his companions in 1421 A. D. chose progress of the people. Baramula as the centre of hi:> mission and after his death was burried there. His shrine In 1714 A. D. Muzaffar Khan Bamba the attracts pilgrims from far and wide. In 1584 sardar of two Gujar tribes, "Bambas" and 10
"Khakhas" invaded the city to get the booty. of these publications for constant use and re As a result of the successive invasions of Bambas ference by District Development Commissioners from 1714 A. D. to 1732 A. D. the people of has increased enormously. The present hand Baramula suffered a lot. The tyranny of these book is proposed to contain even more com looters gave birth to a well know Kashmiri prehensive data than in the past so as to meet proverb "BEAM HAl" meaning in Kashmiri, also the requirements of minimum needs pro the Bambas have come. Bambas being looters gramme set forth by the Planning Commission. used to create a lot of disturbances on their The publication will besides the basic population arrival, while the cruelty of Khokhas is re data emanating from the 1981 Census, contains membered even uptil now. The mere utterance comprehensive information pertaining to of work "Kokh" before a weeping child is the amenities and land-use pattren and other biggest weapon to frighten him. These invasions infrastructural statistics in respect of each village were brought to a halt by the then moughal and town of the district so as to serve as a governor Abu Barkat Khan who turned Haibat ready reference material for the planners and Khan Bamba out of the valley. Ultimately it was administrators for assessment of past achieve Maharaja Gulab Singh who brought an end to ments and formulation of new programmes of such disturbance once for all. According to development at the grass-roots level. "Tarikh-Hassan" he terrified Bambas and Khokhas so much that like rats they took Town Directory refuge in the holes. It is thus that the in habitants of Baramula heaved a sigh of relief. The Town Directory covers information at The Tribal raid of 1947, however, proved fatal town level and includes items such as status for the city of Baramula. As a result of this of administration, growth of population, growth Tribal raid this historical city, which had pattern since 190]' physical aspects and location, steadily grown into an important trade centre, civic finances, CIVIC and other amenitIes, the valley lost all its glory in 1947 and has medical, i educational, recreational and cultural since reduced into the position of a small facilities, trade, industry and commerce, bank border town. ing facilities etc.
Brief history of District Census Handbook In addition, demographic data like sex The District Census Handbook were publi ratio, number of households, density of shed for the first time in 1951 as a part of population and position of civic and other the Census publication programme in almost amemtIes in notified or recognised slums of all the states of India except Jammu and class I & II towns have also been introduced. Kashmir State where due to the disturbed Considering the increasing employment of conditions prevailing in the wake of tribal women in urban areas and the consequent invasion of 1947-48, no census could be under housing need of single working woman, it has taken and as such no data was collected for· been felt necessary to indicate in the town the decade 1941-51. The publication of District directory also such information as the number Census Handbook series fulfilled a long felt of working women hostels with number of seats. need. These gave out not only the data A broad appraisal of the data incorporated contained in Primary Census Abstract according 10 the seven statements of the town directory to new classifications but included a sufficient IS attempted in the following paragraphs: account of the district and its people, and a vast magnitude of other data covering such Statement - I gives information on civic topics as communication, education, public administration status as in 1980, growth history health etc. in respect of each town and village of towns from 1901 to 1981, sex ratio of towns of the district. Consequently these have been from 1961 to 198], density and area in sq. kms. found to be of immense help to all the depart ments of the State Government for planning Statement - II gives the physical as well as and development at the grass-roots level. With locational aspects of towns of the district. the introduction of single line administration Under the physical aspects data on annual at the district level, the utility and importance rainfall (in cms.) and maximum and minimum 11 temperature (in centegrade) have been high bility of recreational and cultural facilities. lighted. The statement also gives information In addition, information about number of on distance of the town from the nearest city working women hostels has also been given with a population of one lakh and above, in the statement. If a medical or an educa distance from the state, district & tehsil hqrs., tional facility was not available in the town, from the railway station and bus rout~. It the name of the nearest place where it is also provides information on the existence of available has also been given in the statement. river/canal, if any, within 10 kIns. Statement - VI gives the facilities of trade, Statement - III provides the budgetary commerce, industry and banking available in statements pertaining to the financial year the towns in 1979. Besides, the number of 1978-79. The statement has been apportioned credit cooperative societies operating, the details into the receipt and expenditure heads. Under of three most important commodities imported, the receipt head information has been given exported and manufactured in the town have on such items as "receipt through taxes, also been indicated. revenue derived from municipal propf!rties and Village Directory power apart from taxation, Government grants, The village directory portion of the Handbook loans, advances and other sources". Expendi depicts particulars of amenities a vaila ble in ture head shows expenditure on general ad each village of the district in the field education, ministration, public safety, public health and medical care, power supply, drinking water, post conveniences, public works, public. institutions and others. & telegraph, communication, besides information about land use and places of religious, historical Statement - IV depicts civic and other and archaeological importance in the village. In amenities available in the town of Baramula case where a particular amenity is not available district and gives information on such items within the village, distance at which such a as length of the road in the town, system of facility is available even in the most modest sewerage, number and type of latrines, method form has been indicated in three broad ranges and disposal of night soil, source and capacity viz; -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. If of drinking water and fire fighting services. there are composite schools like middle schools The statement also highlights the pattern of with primary classes or secondary schools with electricity consumed in the town and indicates middle classes, these have also been included in the number of connections under sub-heads the number of primary and middle schools, like domestic, industrial, commercial, road respective\y. For example, if in a· village or lighting and others. a town there were two primary schools and one middle school with primary Statement IV-A which is meant to depict classes, in the village/town the number civic and other amenities available in the have been given as three and that of notified slums of Class I & II towns has no middle school as one even though there are relevance for Baramula district. only three educational institutions. So also in case of secondary schools. Statement - V gives medical, educational, The village directory also carries the following recreational and cultural facilities as were four appendices: available in the towns in 1979. Under medical facilities are indicated the type of medical Appendix-l It gives the abstract of edu institutions and the number of medical beds cational, medical and other available. Likewise, different types of educa amenities available in the tional institutions available have been covered tehsils of the district. under educational facilities. Information Appendix-II It furnishes the land utilisa regarding the number of cinema houses, tion data in respect of census stadia, auditoria/drama halls and public towns. This appendix, however, libraries have also been incorporated in the is not relevant to Baramula statement to bring out the extent of availa- district. 12
Appendix-III This is a list of villages where on a flat surface is famous throughout the no amenities other than world for its salubrious climate and scenic drinking water like education, beauty. During the inter-censal period the medical, post and telegraph, district has undergone notable jurisdictional communication, power supply changes. The area of the district which stood are available. at 7458 kms. in 1971 census has shrunk now to 4588 kms. This is because in the inter-censal Appendix-IV It provides a list of villages period the old district of Baramula was according to the proportion bifurcated into two districts (a) Baramula of scheduled caste population comprising tehsils of Bandipore, Sonawari, by ranges. Sopore, Baramula, Gulmarg and Uri and All these appendices appears after the main (b) Kupwara comprising the other three tehsils village directory. viz. Handwara, Karnah and Kupwara. In addition, 6 villages and three ghats were Primary Census Abstract: transferred from Sonawari tehsil to Srinagar The Primary Census Abstract part of the tehsil of Srinagar district while 6 villages publication is exclusively based on the 1981 were transferred from Sonawari tehsil to census data. It provides information in respect Baramula tehsil of the same district. There of each village and ward/mohalla of a town are now 660 villages in the district as against at tehsil level in respect of its area, number 1008 in 1971 out of which 646 villages are of residential houses, number of households, inhabited and 14 villages are uninhabited. I total population, scheduled caste population, The district experiences severe cold in literate and educated persons and working winter and moderate temperature during population by sex in 4 broad industrial summer. The areas like Mohra and Uri categories viz: (i) cultivators, (ii) agricultural however do! not experience much snow-fall. labourers, (iii) household industry, manufactur Except for the hard tracts of Baramula tehsil ing, processing, servIcmg and repairs and the district receives adequate rainfall. The (iv) other workers besides non-workers as a average rainfall is 31 inches per annum and separate category. the average temperature varies between 19.6° to 7.06° celisius. Special PCA on Scheduled Castes: It is for the first time that a special Nature has endorsed the district with a Primary Census Abstract has been introduced number of health resorts and places of tourist in the District Census Handbooks for the attracts. Mention may specially be made of Scheduled Caste population. The special PCA Gulmarg, Gurez, Watlab, Mansbal, Wular provides information pertaining to Scheduled lake. Gulmarg in particular attracts large Castes in respect of number of residential number of Indian and foreign tourists. houses and their population, literates, main workers classified by cultivators, agricultural Major Characteristics: labourers, workers m the household industry Bulk of the district's population lives in and other workers, marginal workers and rural areas with agriculture as their primary non-workers classified by sex. This PCA is occupation. The total village paper area of also presented for District, Tehsil and Town the district is 138501.68 hectares of which levels. irrigated area is 109141.65 hectares. Irrigation IS mostly provided by canals. Physical Aspects Rearing of live stock is one of the important The district of Baramula which lies between occupations in the district. The total livestock 32°-55' to 33°-50' north latitude and 73°-45' to as per livestock census of 1977 is 4.16 lakh 75°-20' east longitude is one of the six districts of while the number of poultry is 3.23 lakh birds. the oval shaped Kashmir valley which, command ing an average height of 1581 mts. but spread Cooperative movement has assumed consid- 13 erable importance in the district. During the There are 16 social welfare centres functioning decade, the number of cooperative sOcieties in the district and 460 persons are on roll in the entire district has gone upto 154 with In these centres a total membership of 72340. The Working Places of religious, historical or archaeological capital of the said societies has been reported importance and places of Tourist interest : as Rs. 6.50 crores. There are a number of places in the district Baramula distinguished itself as having been which attracts tourists and visitors in large first district to generate and provide electricity numoers. Some of these like Gulmarg enjoy to large parts of the State from Mohara power world wide reputation not only as a favourite house. At present the district accounts for 114 health resort but also as an attraction site MWs. of installed capacity out of the State's for winter sports. Interesting features of some total capacity of 209 MWs. More than half of the spots which are important either because the 'the te of electric power used in Sta thus of their historical or cultural background or comes from Baramula district. because of their scenic beauty are described below: In the year 1981~82, the district had a road length of 1095 kms. under the PWD. Springs in mountains Out of this, 434 kms. are block toped, 301 Alapather: are mettaled, 284 are single, 68 fair weather and 8 kms. are jeepable. According to the author of Tarikh Hassan, Alapather is the name of a pleasant spring There are eight banks operating in the on Aphorwat mountain which claims a height district with 61 branches located at important of 13,542 feet above the sea level. Three centres. In the year 1981~82 the .total amount streams are said to take off from the spring deposited in these banks stood at Rs. 2328 lakhs one flowing towards Poonch, the second in where as the corresponding amount advanced the direction of Buniyar in Uri tehsil and was Rs. 1051 lakhs. the third through Gulmarg.
The level of literacy III the district as Dudsar : per 1981 Census is 26.67. There ate 88 The spring lies to the north~west of Harmukh Secondary/High Schools, 314 Middle schools, mountain adjoining Gurais valley.. It is believed 1066 Primary schools with a total enrolment that the water of the spring becomes as white of 57559 students. Out of a total of 3866 as milk for 24 hours continously three times I teachers employed in these institutions 3205 during the month of August every year. teachers are trained. Yamalsar : During the year 1981-82 there were 277 small scale units with employment of 949 This spring lies on Barabal hill and its persons stand registered. The total number water flows into Madumati river now known of persons employed in these units during the as Bandipore nallah which takes off from 1980-81 was 911 persons. Harmukh mountain. The spring is believed to be a resort of the evil spirits and it is Health coverage in the form of hospitals believed that instrumental music can often be and dispensaries is fairly wide spread in the heard at this place. district. There are 6 hospitals, 101 dispensaries, 4 public health centres and 24 family planning Nilsar: centres in the district. The total bed strength The spring is situated on Vij bal mountain in these institutions was 306 and the number on the route leading from Bandipore to Gurais. of indoor and outdoor patients treated in I t is said that the spring has transparent these institutions in the same year was 34908 water which curiously enough does not flow and 631283 respectively. In addition, 8669 in any direction. It is also claimed that major and minor operations were conducted landslides caused by heavy snow-falls block in these institutions. the springs in early summer with trees and 14 rocks but after a month or so it automatically north-west of Sri nagar city. It lies at an resumes its normal condition and the water elevation of 5,180 feet above sea level and flows as usual. occupies an area of 12.5 sq. miles in normal conditions. The average depth of the lake is Springs in villages and towns estimated at 12 feet and its circumference Papchan: nearly 30 miles. During floods, when the adjoining areas which are situated at a low The spring is known after village Papchan level, get submerged, the lake extends to more of Bandipore tehsil, in which it is situated. than 100 sq. miles. It is held sacred by Hindus who bathe in it in the belief that by doing so they will be Unlike Dal-Iake of Srinagar, which looks purged of their sins. A fair is also held here like a reservoir of standing water, the wular on the occasion of Navratra. lake has the semblance of a small sea of blue water which keeps on rolling all the time. Bachanag: In stormy weather when furious winds sweep This is sit~ated in village Garura, tehsil over the lake its waves rise several feet above Sopore. People suffering from scabbies bathe the normal level of the water. in the spring in the belief that they would be cured of the disease. The name Wular assigned to the lake is believed to be a corrupt form Qf the Sanskrit Zelishur : word "Ullola" meaning "Turbulent". The This spring situated in Harwan village of assignment of this name to the lake seems to Sopore tehsil is a place of worship for Hindus. have been prompted by the storms which play upon its surface and result in loss of Chakrishor : life and property. The boat-men who navigate in the lake cross it in the early hours of The spring lies in village Ayatmula of morning when the weather IS calm and the Sopore tehsil and it also regarded sacred by chance of getting involved in the tempest is Hindus. the minimum.
Lachm.an Tirath : The lake is fed by a number of springs The spring is situated at Latishat village which spout out at different places in its of Sopore tehsil and is sacred to Hindus. bottom and also by river Jhelum which enters it from the east and leaves it by its south Shangapal : western corner. The Bandipore nallah which The spring is situated in the close vicinity in the old chronicles is known by the name of Braru Dachna village of Sopore tehsil. A Madumati also deposits its tributes in the lake. mosque, said to have been built about 400 years. ago by Sheikh Dawood Khaki, a Lofty mountains rise from its immediate prominent Muslim saint of Kashmir, stands northern and southern sides. The shrine of near by. Baba Shukur-ud-Din is situated on a small hillock standing on its western shore. Zaitishah A small island Zaina Lank by name and The spring has no name of its own but known after King Zain-ul-Abdin alias Badshah, is known after Zaitishah, a muslim saint of who ruled Kashmir during the first quarter 16th century, in whose mausoleum it is situated. of 15th century A.D. lies on the southern The water of the spring which contains lot side of the lake near about the place where of fish is pleasant. river Jehlum enters it. According to historical Lakes version, the lake once extended right up to Sumba I and the distance that had to be Wular lake: covered by the boats crossing the lake was This is the largest lake in Kashmir and so large that it took them the whole day to is situated at a distance of 21 miles in the complete the journey and many got capsized 15
in the process. It is said that to reduce the but the effort proved a failure and the man incidence of such tragic happening, king threw himself in despair into the water and Budshah ordered the building of a half way never rose again. landing place so that the navigators could, if necessary, break the journey by anchoring Manasbal lake is fed by internal springs near the shore of the island uptil the storm and its water is of a deep green colour. subsided and the journey could be resumed Water plants such as white and red lotus without any apparent risk. The island which abound in its shallower regions. measures about 300 feet in length and 255 The lake is bordered on one side by the feet in width, was eventually built and ruins of Badshah Bagh consisting of an old assigned the name Zaina Lank or, Zaina palace and a garden built by Emperor Jehangir. Demb meaning the place where Zain-ul-Abdin In the south there is a low range of hills halted. The island is said to have been built and at the foot of these, is the village of in 847 Hijri (1,443 A.D.) Kundabal where a number of limekilns have Besides its navigational advantages, the been built. The area is rich in lime stone lake also provides several avenues of employ deposits which are exported by boats to ment to the inhabitants of the adjoining areas. Srinagar in large quantities. Like Dal, Anchar Most of the fish consumed in Srinagar and and many other lakes, Manasbal is also full in the other urban areas of the valley, is a of fish. whic.h is not only consumed by the catch from Wular, where it is found in local. mhabltants of the neighbouring areas plenty. The inhabitants of some of the but IS also exported to the city of Srinagar and other towns. adjoining villages like Banayari etc. whose land holding besides being very small usually Pastures get submerged with the slightest rise in the Guhnarg water of the lake, mostly depend on fishing. By and large, Gulmarg is the biggest and Besides fish, waternuts also grow in several most important grazing area of the district. areas of the lake. The nuts are collected, It measures 3 miles in length and its width dried up and exported for sale to different varies from 600 to 1,200 feet. In summer, parts of the valley. the whole area is occupied by huge flocks of With a view to regulating fishing and sheep and cattle which are maintained on collection of waternuts, the State Government the rich fodder available in plenty. grant licences against payment of prescribed Manimarg ,: / fees and no one who does not possess such a licence can engage himself in either of the This is a fairly big pasture in the close activities. 'The operations are carried out by vicinity of Gurais and has a bracing climate. the licence holders for fixed periods of time Vijimarg: as specified in the licences. The pasture is situated on mount Vijabal Manasbal Lake : near the route leading to Gurais. It is full of wild flowers of different colours. The lake is situated about 15 miles in the nort-west of Srinagar and is connected with Mahalishamarg : river Jhelum by a canal about a mile below Sumba!. The lake is elliptic in shape and The pasture lies on the top of mount its circumference measures about 5 miles. It berth and provides a camping site for is believed to be the deepest lake in Kashmir travellers proceeding to Telel. It is fairly and while its depth has been estimated by large and commands a view of the whole some people at more than 40 feet, others valley. believe that it is .unfathomable. According to Ruins a legend associated with the lake, a holy man spent several years in making a line Ruins at Paraspur : long enough to touch the bottom of the lake Paraspur, the town founded by king 16
Lalitaditya Muktapida (701-737 A.D.) was Tourist Resorts situated about 2.50 miles in the south-west of Gulmarg: Shadipur village of Sonawari tehsil. Lalitaditya was one of the renowned rulers of Kashmir It is a mountain upland situated at about who enjoyed wide reputation as a pious man 13 miles south of Baramula and 24 miles to and a good administrator. He is said to have the west of Srinagar and is accessible from built several temples of Paraspur besides a Srinagar, Pattan, Baramula and Sopore. The palace for his own residence. town which is enclosed on all sides by hills covered with dense deodar forests, is shaped According to Stien, the vicissitudes, through like an elongated figure of (8) and is about which Parihasapura, as it was orginally known 3 miles long with a width varying from a .has passed after the reign of Lalitaditya, few hundred yards to a mile. The entire explain the reasons for the utter decay into surface of the town is covered by long rows which the palace and the temples etc. have of wild flowers of different colours, whence fallen. The royal residence, which was the the place is known as Gulmarg or the meadow first target, was removed from its site by of flowers. Lalitaditya's son Vajraditya. An attractive feature of the town was that it was built The climate of Gulmarg ill cold and bracing by Lalitaditya at the conflunce of river Jhelum but the rainfall is considerable. The most and Sindh. King Avantivarman, however, eligible spots for encamping are along the changed the course of Jhelurn later thus ridge at the east end of the Murg which removing the junction of the rivers to Shadipur besides providing fresh and pure air, commands which is about 2k miles away. Again king a magnificent view of the valley of Kashmir Shankara Varman (883-901 A.D.) dismantled and the city of Srinagar. The vast mountain the buildings and removed the material for of Nanga Parbat is also visible from the ascent to Gulfllarg. the construction .of a new town at Pattan. Whatever little was left is said to have been The valley is intersected by a stream dismantled by Sultan Sikandar who ruled which receives several tributaries while Kashmir from 1394-1416 A.D. flowing towards the north-west. King Yousuf Shah Chak is reported to have built a small Ruins at Andarkot boat by which he toured the stream whenever Andarkot is the name of the village about he visited Gulmarg. Later the Moughal kings, 5 miles below Shadipur. It waS founded by particularly Jahangir, were also enamoured king Jayapida and was then known asJaypur by the captivating beauty of Gulmarg and after his name. The ruins of the palace of they also endeavoured to beautify it. Jahangir king Jayapida and of several ancient temples paid frequent visits to Gulmarg and halted which were presumably built by him are still there for long duration for relaxation. found in the village. European tourists are also fascinated by the Ruins at Firozpur beauty of Gulmarg and regard it as the prettiest spot on earth. Many enjoy playing Ruins of an ancient temple are traceable golf in its natural golf fields which visit at Dranga near Firozpur nallah about 1.50 Gulmarg during December and January to miles to the east of Gulmarg. These consists participate in skiing and skating. To cater of Forch and shrine which are hardly to the heavy influx of visitors in summer and identifiable because of having fallen into winter a number of huts, furnished have dilapidation. As there are no traces of any been built up by the Government image or inscriptions it is also doubtful which are leased out for short durations whether any shrine at all existed at this place. to the visitors. Introduction of chairlift The word "Dranga" means a watch-station has further enhanced the tourist value of this established near a mountain pass and it is natural venue of winter sports. possible that the ruins may be the remnants of the structure built for guarding Gurais Valley infiltration into the valley. It is a large valley lying III the north of 17
Kashmir between longitude 74°-30' and 75°-10'. at the instance of Mir Syed Mohammad The Kishen Ganga river flows in its west and - Hamdani, a Muslim missionary from Iraq. Burzal stream in its east. The building colla psed as a result of the Gurais can be reached from Srinagar by earth quake of 1884 A.D. It was later rebuilt a metalled road from the town of Bandipore and repaired from time to time. The mosque measuring 40 miles upto Rajdhani pass, which attracts large gatherings on Fridays and on claims a height of 11,690 feet above the sea the occasion of important religious festivals. level and commands a full view of the whole It is visited by thousands of people on sixth valley. It is exceedingly picturesque with Zilhaj (l2th lunar month) for the celebration Kishen Ganga river dashing through a meadow of the death anniversary of Shah Hamdan, covered with walnut and willow trees and a great Muslim saint at whose instance masses series of mountains growing fur trees on their embraced Islam in Kashmir. lower slopes. The mountain ranges which Shrine of SyedJanbaz Wali contain huge deposits of lime stone, are fairly high and rise above the limits of forest areas. This is the mausoleum of an immigrant from Middle East named Syed Mohammad The road of Sakardu tehsil, which now Rifaye alias Syed Yousuf. He is said to have lies on the other side of the control line been a great saint and an eminent scholar. crosses Kishen Ganga river by a bridge at His spiritual attainment and self abnegations Kanzalwan, a beautiful village about 25 miles were held in such a high esteem that he beyond Rajdhani paS'S. The foot path from became known as Janbaz Wali or a saint Gurais to Telel crosses the Burzal stream by who played with his life to attain salvation. a bridge and extends to about 13 miles from there. The shrine is situated in Baramula town very close to the left bank of river Jehlum. The climate of Gurais valley is very The death anniversary of the saint is celebrated rigorous and the harvest is scanty and uncertain. every year and people from the towns and The inhabitants rear huge flocks of sheep for rural areas assemble at the tomb in very large sale to the butchers of Srinagar and other numbers to invoke the blessings of the saint. towns. Most of the money, they make by the A community kitchen is also run on the date sale of sheep and goats, is consumed on the of anniversary. The utensils used for cooking purchase of grains imported from Kashmir include among others, a huge Cauldron made valley. The only crops grown in Gurais of copper which has been preserved from consist of barley, peas, trumba and pinga the time of the inception of the shrine and which are harvested only once in a year. can accommodate two maunds of rice. Fruits are also very rare and include, apples, pears and walnuts which are grown in a few BapUDl Reshi places only. This is the popular name of the shrine The inhabitants are generally very poor of Baba Payium-ud.Din, a prominent disciple and live in house built of un hewn timber. of Sheikh Zain-ud-Din Reshi of Aishmuqam. The houses are clustered together partly for Payium-ud-Din was born in a rich family and the sake of warmth and partly to facilitate is said to have suddenly severed all worldly communications. The roofs are in a dilapidated relations and turned a medicant. The shrine condition not so much because of the scarcity is situated in village Ranbuah about 1.50 of timber as for the reason that they are miles from Gulmarg. A cluster of buildings, weighed down and crippled by the heavy exclmlively built of timber, have been errected load of snow in winter. in the premises of the shrine and almost all of these are reserved for the accommodation Mosques and Shrines of pilgrims who a re provided with free board· Khanqah Sopore : ing and lodging. The mosque was built by Sultan Sikander The death anniversary of the saint, which Ruler of Kashmir (1394 A.D. to 1417 A.D.) is said to have occurred in 1475 A.D. is 18 celebrated in the month of Poh (December) In 525 Hijri, it is said that Renchen Shah and is attended not only by Muslims but and his wife Kota Rani embraced Islam at also by a large number of Hindus who the hands of Hazrat Bul Bul Shah. There usually visit the shrine with the object of is a continuous flow of devotees to this shrine. taking a vow to dedicate certain objects to Legend has it that anyone visiting the shrine the service of the saint if their prayer is with some purpose and making three, seven granted. or nine circuitous rounds of the mausoleum, usually returns with his wishes granted. Syed Hilal Naqishbandi Shrine of Shuhab Shah Qalandar The shrine is situated in village Sumbal, very close to Manasbal lake. Syed Hilal, a The shrine is situated in Bandipore town muslim saint of Naqishbandi cult is entombed at the summit of a hill, in the bossom of here. Very little is known about his origin which lies the main part of the town. The and the place from which he' migrated to shrine is not very old and dates back to Kashmir. He enjoyed wide reputation for his 1341. The shrine consists of a Kutcha structure piety and scholarship. The anniversary of around the mausoleum of the saint. The the saint which is celebrated on the 15th of walls are made of stone and mud and roof the second lunar month (Safar) is attended covered with grass. ThC" shrine IS negotiated by thousands of inhabitants belonging to rural from the foot of the hill through a steep and urban areas of the district. craggy path.
Shrine of Malik Padshah Sahib Much is not known about the life history of the saint. According to Tariekh Hassan, This shrine is considered to be the oldest Shuhab Shah who came of a rich family, of the shrines in the Bandipore town having shunned all material aspiration from his very been established in 1770 A.D. corresponding childhood ,and turned medicant. It is said to 1195 Hijri. It is located in mohalla that duridg his life time a saint from outside Nabirpora in ward 5 of the town. The shrine the State came to Bandipore and stayed with consists of a single storeyed rectangular him. With his spiritual powers, he made him building with walls made of stones and roof 'Qalandar' a cult of saints who appear to covered with G.I. sheets. Inside the building, be lunatics but are, in fact, so much absorbed there is a 6 Mts. X 9 Mts. room, the middle in divinity that they forget their own person. of which is marked with the mausoleum of He enjoined upon him to meditate in the the saint. The mausoleum itself is immured mermitage at the summit of the hill, where with a dome shaped structure decorated with the present shrine is situated. brocaded cloth called "darpardah". Shuhab Shah is believed to have died on According to knowledgeable persons, the 16th of Ramzan, the 9th Lunar month of shrine has been repaired thrice. The saint, 1341 Hijri year but it lacks confirmation. Malik Kunar Rana alias Malik Sahib, like his brothers, Malik Jahangir Rana and Jogi Relic of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani Rana, shunned all mundane aspirations, devoting A strand of hair of Sheikh Abdul Qadir himself to upliftment of down trodden masses. Jeelani alias Dastgir Sahib has been deposited According to "Tariekh Aqwam-e-Kashmir" in a cylindrical glass casket which is kept Malik Kunar Rana orginally' belonged to in an iron safe placed in the shrine of Chander Bangi dynasty which ruled Kashmir Malik Padshah Sahib in Bandipore town. in early times. The last heir of this dynasty Until 1958, the holy relic was in the house Ram Chandar commanded the royal force of Mir Abdullah Nazki and it was on the of Raja Sehdev, the ruler of Kashmir from persistant demand of the local people that 1334 A.D. to 1363 A.D. The Tarter Renchen the relic was transferred to the shrine of Malik Shah after snatching the throne from Raja Sahib. According to the account given by Abdul Sehdev slayed Ram Chandar and married Rashid Nazki, an elder member of Nazki his daughter Kota Rani. dynasty, the relic was brought i,to Bandipore J9
by their forefathers from one Syed Abdullah known, but it is believed that it was built Shah of Katra Mansingh, Amritsar. At Bandi around 5th century A.D. The building consists pore, the relic· was properly authenticated in of a lofty central edifice, standing in a large presence of local people by one Molvi quadrangle and surrounded by a colonnade Ahmed-ullah of village Tarka Pora, who used of pillars with intervening Trefoil-headed to go to Amritsar off and on to have its recesses. It is one of the few temples in glimpse. It is said that the relic used to be Kashmir which has escaped natural calamities taken out in procession to Iddgah to ward and the vagaries of climate. The temple off the effects of natural calamities. attracts pilgrims on all important festivals besides those who visit it every day in the Considering the relic as their most prized motning. possession the Nazkis preserved it in their house and on the 11th of Rabi-ul-Sani, the Narayan ThaI 4th lunar month of Islamic calendar, the The temple stands in a small tank, on the death anniversary of the saint, they would right bank of river Jhelum one mile from exhibit it to their family kins and other Baramula town. It is situated at the foot acquaintances. of a hill in a hollow and measures over 13 The death anniversary of Sheikh Abdul feet on each side. The tank is fed by running Qadir Jeelani is celebrated for 15 days stream which takes off from a spring inside beginning from 1st of Rabi-ul-Sani, the 4th the hill. Lunar month. On the eleventh day, the holy Although the temple is visited by many relic is exhibited to a large crowRajatarangini these temples, which bore the There is another rectangular pucca building names of Shankara Gauresha and Sugandish within the premises of the temple which is vora, were dedicated to Mahadeva and were used by the head priest and his disciples for built by king Shankaravarman, who succeeded boarding and lodging. his father, Avantivarman, and by his queen There is moderately big courtyard attached Sugandha. This king reigned from A.D. 883 to the temple which is generally packed with to 901. devotees on festival occasions. The "Arti" is Temple at Buniyar performed by the priest. Vedas are recited in the evening. Buniyar is a village on mile 43 of Srinagar Uri road. The original name of the temple The main festivals celebrated in the temple and its exact date of construction are not areJanam Ashtami, Shiv Ratri and Ram Navmi. 20
Janam Ashtami festival IS celebrated in On an average 200 persons, including the month of August. On this occasion, tourists both males and females visit the par k devotees numbering 100 to 250 assemble within daily. Students from neighbouring schools the premises of the temple in the evening and arrange excursions in the park. devote the whole night reciting vedas five times. At the conclusion of the path pudding Salsabeel Park : prepared by the priest is distributed amongst It is situated m the Bandipore planned the participants. area towards its western side. This park is Shiv Ratri is celebrated in the month of reputed for several natural springs which ooze February, Ram Navmi is yet another festival out cold and lucid water. The construction performed in the month of Chaitra. On this of these springs and also of the attached park ,_ occasion, devotees assemble in the temple by was first taken m hand prior to 1963 by about mid-day and recite Ramayana uninter Shri Sadhullah Mir, the Sarpanch of Bandipore rupted for 24 hours. Alms collected on festival Panchayat. The park consists of a chiselled occasions, both cash and kind, are spent by dressed stoned rectangular pond for the the pujari on the subsistence of disciples and collection of spring water, on either sides of also on the repairs of the temple. which a number of pucca bath rooms have been constructed. On an elevated site towards Parks its north-eastern side, a mosque has also been Nisbat Park : erected which after Jamia Masjid is the It is situated in mohalla Nabir Pora a biggest in the town. Most of its western area locality towards south-east of the Bandipore town. has been converted into a beautiful park The park has been laid out on a slopy table land covered with lush green turf and comely facing the Wular in the style of Mughal garden. flower beds. The park is all around fenced with a pucca brick wall. The park is apportioned into six terraces I each provided with flower beds and a rectangular The park was greatly damaged m the fire pond fitted with a Mughal type fountain. The of 1963. Its renovation was taken in hand terraces are carpetted with lush green turf by the Notified Area Committee which by decorated here and there with ornamental exotic that time had come into existence. It has trees. Each terrace communicates with the other been lighted with mercury tubes and lumps. through two-way chiselled stoned stairs. The The park has become a much-frequented upper-most terrace forming the summit of the religious-cum-recreation centre for the local kera wa provides a full view of the lake and inhabitants. The bath rooms and ponds are the shrine of Baba Shukur Din visible in the invariably crowded with women folk bathing distance. A small hut consisting of two well and washing clothes. furnished rooms equipped with flush-type bath rooms has been built in a corner of the park Gulshan Park: for lodging visitors. This park constructed after the 1963 fire The northern and southern sides of the though less spacious than the other two is park have been converted into an orchard situated in Gulshan Chowk towards its southern which pays for its maintanance. side in Bandipore town. The park according to the Chairman, It is rectangular in shape and in its centre Notified Area Committee was completed in is located a circular pond fitted with a eight years at the cost of Rs. 30,000 raised fountain. On an average 100 to 150 persons mainly through public contribution. The park visit the park daily. remains open from morning till late in the evening. It is lighted with mercury tubes. Brief analysis of peA Data The park, however, lacks the provision of Part-B of this publication contains data urinals and water-borne latrines. It has two collected during the 1981 census in respect entrances, one towards the upper link road, of each village and ward/mohalla of a town and the other on the main road. III the district on such aspects as area, number 21 of residential houses, num ber of households, of the population of the district at tehsil total population with sex-wise breakup, scheduled level. A brief analysis of the data incorporated caste population, literate and educated persons in these tables has been attempted hereafter and sex-wise breakup of working population so as to highlight the various demographic categorised into main workers, marginal changes that have taken place in the rural workers and non-workers. The information and urban areas of the district at tehsil level, based on the primary census abstract has particularly during the decade 1971-81. been summarised in various inset tables giving The subjoined table No. 1 gives an account an insight in to the demographic structure of the distribution of population at tehsilievel : TABLE NO.1 Population, NUJDber of villages and Towns, 1981 S. Name of Tehsil Population No. of No. of No. .A-______---, Villages Towns Total Rural Urban ,....----A----- r---~~-----__ r_---A-----~ Total Inhabited Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) 1. Bandipore 93,302 51.077 42.225 79.084 43.520 35,564 14,218 7,557 6,661 68 68 2. Sonawari 110,577 58.625 51.952 110.577 58.625 51.952 82 79 3. Sopore 163,436 86.344 77.092 129.852 68.426 61.426 33.584 17.918 15,666 138 136 4. Baramula 187,732 100.013 87.719 148.770 79,311 69,459 38.962 20.702 18.260 171 170 2 5. Gulmarg 48,499 26.265 22.234 47.988 25.803 22.185 511 462 49 102 101 6. Uri 66,596 35.969 30.6n 64.105 34.597 29,508 2.491 1.372 1.119 99 92 Total District 670,142 358.293 311.849 580.376 310.282 270.094 89,766 48.011 41.755 660 646 6
It will be seen that as a result of the by Sopore. Tehsil Bandipore has the least bifurcation of the erstwhile Baramula district number of villages, although in population it into two districts viz, Baramula and Kupwara ranks 4th amongst' the six tehsils. On the the 1981 jurisdiction of Baramula district other hand Gulmarg stands at the bottom in which at the 1971 census consisted of 9 Tehsils population, though in the number of villages made up of 1,008 villages and 5 towns has it ranks incidently after Baramula and Sapore. shrunk to 6 tehsils constituted of 660 villages The Tehsil of Sonawari which ranks third in Of the 660 villages 14 are uninhabited. population is entirely rural. For that matter, The total population returned by all except for Batamula and Sopore, even the the 6 tehsils of the district at the 1981 other three tehsils have a small urban census is 670,142 persons made up of component, the least being in Gulmarg. 358,293 males and 311,849 females. Baramula tehsil tops all other tehsils both in the size Table 2 below depicts the decenial changes of population and the number Qf villages and in the distribution of tehsilwise population in towns within its jurisdiction, followed closely the district
TABLE NO. 2 Decadal change in distribution of population Population SI. Name of Percentage decadal No. Tehsil 1971 1981_.__ (1971-81) variation ~--.r ,. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) 1. Bandipore 71.593 65.392 6,201 93,302 79,084 14,218 +30.32 +20.94 +129.29 2. Sonawari 83.409 83,409 110,577 110.577 +32.57 +32.57 3. Sopore 127,823 100.126 27,697 163,436 129,852 33,584 +27.86 +29.69 + 21.26 4. 13aramula 142,192 115,858 26,334 187,732 U8,770 38,962 +32.03 +28.41 + 47.95 5 Gulmarg 37.022 36,479 543 48,499 47.988 511 +31.00 +31.55 - 5.89 6. Uri SO.211 49,768 443 66,596 64,105 2.491 +32.63 +28.81 +462.30 Total District 512,250 451,032 61.218 670.142 580.376 89.766 +30.82 +28.68 + 46.63 22
The· ta ble reveals tha t the district has persons. Villages with population less than 200 registered a growth rate of 30.82% in its constitute 14.55% while those with popula population in the decade 1971-81 which tion of 2000 or more persons form 9.91% of compares with the growth rate for the State the total inhabited villages of the district. as a whole and stands at 29.69%. Amongst There are only five villages in the whole district the tehsils Uri, Sonawari and Baramula have as have returned a population of more than 5,000. returned still higher rate of popula tion growth raising from 32.63% to 32.03. Sopore is the Table No.4 below deals with the distribution only tehsil where the corresponding rate is of villages by density ranges : lower than even for the State as a whole. It is, however, significant to note that even in TABLE No. 4 Uri and Baramula, it is the urban component Distribution of villages by Density of the population which has registered a Range of density Total No. of Percentage of phenomenal growth. That is also the position (per Sq. km.) villages in villages in each in Bandipore tehsil. Part of this growth may each density density range range. be due to the horizontal expansion in the (I) (2) (3) jurisdiction of the towns in the tehsils. On the other hand the urban component of the - 10 population in Gulmarg tehsil has registered 11- 20 1 0.15 a fall over 1971 which can primarily be 21- 50 2 0.31 attributed to the seasonal character of Gulmarg 51-100 12 1.86 town and the varying reference dates of the 101-2f 45 6.97 1971 and 1981 Census. 201-300 87 13.47 301-500 249 38.54 Table 3 below deals with the distribution 501+ 241 37.31 of villages by population ranges Unspecified 9 1.39 TABLE NO.3 Total 646 100.00
Distribution of villages by population ranges It will be seen that the density ranges of Range of No. of villages Percentage of 301-500 and 501 + persons per sq.km. together population in each range villages in each range claim 490 or 76% of the total villages of the (1) (2) (3) district, the share of each of these two ranges
200 94 14.55 being more or less equal. Of the remaining 200- 499 186 28.79 147 villages 87 fall in the density range of 500-1.999 297 45.98 201-300 persons per sq. km. The share of 2.000-4.999 64 9.91 lower ranges of density is indeed negligible. 5.000-9.999 5 0.77 The nine villages shown in the table with density 10.000+ range unspecified are actually not recognised Total 646 100.00 villages as such. These represent 8 boat blocks and I forest block accorded as a separate From the above table it is evident that identity during 198) census enumeration. out of 646 inhabited villages in the district as many as 297 villages or 45.98% have population The subjoined table No. 5 shows the in the range of 500-1,999 persons while proportion of scheduled castes population to total 28.79% have it in the range of 200-499 population in the villages: 23
TABLE No.5 m higher or lower ranges of population. How Proportion of Scheduled Castes population ever, considering the fact tha t the average rural to total populatioD iD the villages literacy rate for the State as a whole as returned at the 1981 census is 21.63%, which itself is Perc entag range of No. of villages Percentage Scheduled Castes in each range of villages in no satisfactory level, the rural literacy rate population to total each range returned in the villages in population range population (1 ) (2) (3) 2000-4999, where it is the highest in the district Nil 623 96.44 is far lower indeed. The lowest placed are the villages with population below 200, having 5 or less 23 3.56 6-10 returned a literacy level of 14.13% only. 11-15 Table No. 7 below indicates he urban 16-20 literacy rates in the district. 21-30 31+ TABLE No.7 Total 646 100.00 Literacy rates for towns It will be seen that of a total of 646 in Name of town Literacy rate habited villages in the district there are only (1) (2) 23 villages where scheduled castes constitute an Bandipore 32.28 element of the village population and that also Baramula 48.02 just in the range of 5 or less, percent. Gulmarg 50.68 Table No. 6 below shows the literacy rate Pattan 30.52 by population ranges of the villages Sopore 38.64 Uri 36.49 TABLE No.6 All Towns 40.73
Literacy rates by population ranges of villages It will be seen that in the district, Gulmarg Range of population No. of villages Literacy and Baramy.la are placed well above in each range rate (1) (2) (3) the other four towns in the district in the matter of literacy, the rate being higher even as 14.13 - 200 94 compared with the corresponding rate for all 16.09 200- 499 186 the urban areas of the State put together which 17.63 500-1.999 297 stands at 45.56%. Among the other four towns 2,000--4,999 18.52 64 Sopore is relatively better placed with a literacy 5,000-9,999 5 14.34 level of 38.64%. Pattan stands at the bottom 10,000+ with a literacy rate of 30.52. Total 646 17.51 The sub-joined table No. 8 gives tehsilwise It will be seen that villages in the population range of 2000-4999 and 500-1,999 are better distribution of literates, workers, non-workers placed in the matter of literacy level than those and scheduled caste population in the district: 24
TABLE NO. 8 Litet"ates, Workers, Non-workers, Seheduled Caste/Tribe population in the district Percentage of (Contd.) ...... Name of Total S. C. S. T. Literates to Tehsil Rural Total population Population total Urban Population to total to total population r- population population Persons Males Females Persons Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
Bandipore Total 93,302 51,077 42.225 0.08 22.36 32.88 9.65 Rural 79,084 43,520 35,564 0.10 20.58 31.26 7.51 Urban 14,218 7,557 6,661 32.28 42.16 21.06 Sonawari Total 110,577 58,625 51,952 12.11 19.92 3.30 Rural 110,577 58,625 51,952 12.11 19.92 3.30 Urban Sopore Total 163,436 86,344 77,092 24.82 35.26 13.12 Rural 129,852 68,426 61,426 21'24 32.05 9.21 Urban 33,584 17,918 15,666 38.64 47.53 28.48 Baramula Total 187,732 100,013 87.719 0.01 24.48 34.32 13.26 Rural 148,770 79,311 69,459 0.01 18.91 . 28.77 7.64 Urban 38.962 20,702 18.260 45.76 55.58 34.63 Gulmarg Total 48.499 26.265 22,234 16.29 25.88 4.96 Rural 47,988 25,803 22,185 15.92 25.43 4.87 Urban 511 462 49 50.68 51.08 46.94 Uri Total 66.596 35,969 30.627 14.30 23.11 3.95 Rural 64.105 34,597 29,508 13.44 22.10 3.28 Urban 2.491 1,372 1.119 36.49 48.76 21.45 Total District Total 670.142 358.293 311,849 0.01 20.62 30.24 9.57 Rural 580.376 310.282 270.094 0.02 17.51 27.15 6.44 Urban 89,766 48.011 41,755 40.73 50.23 29.82
Percentage of (Concld.)
lvlain workers Marginal workers Total workers Non workers to total to total to total to total population population population population r-----__/o. \ .------'--~ r- r- Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22)
33.17 54.96 6.82 16.42 2.01 33.83 49.59 56.97 40.65 50.41 43.03 59.35 33.38 55.69 6.07 18.11 2.25 37.54 51.49 57.94 43.61 48.51 42.06 56.39 32.04 50.76 10.81 6.94- 0.66 14.05 38.98 51.42 24.86 61.02 48.58 75.14 35.60 60.26 7.77 8.06 0.76 16.30 43.66 61.02 24.07 56.34 38.98 75.93 35.60 60.26 7.77 8.06 0.76 16.30 43.66 61.02 24.07 56.34 38.98 75.93
28.63 50.92 3.67 16.60 3.03 31.80 45.23 53.95 35.47 54.77 46.05 64.53 28.56 51.05 3;50 20.61 3.79 39.35 49.17 54.84 42.85 50.83 45.16 57.15 28.90 50.40 4.32 1.10 0.15 2.18 30.00 50.55 6.50 70.00 49.45 93.50 32.02 53.16 7.93 13.60 2.52 26.22 45.62 55.68 34.15 54.38 44.32 65.85 33.08 54.56 8.56 16.24 2.96 31.39 49.32 57.52 39.95 50.68 42.48 60.05 27.98 47.79 5.52 3.52 0.85 6.55 31.50 48.64 12.07 68.50 51.36 87.93 33.30 58.31 3.76 10.26 2.01 20.00 43.56 60.32 23.76 56.44 39.68 76.24- 32.75 57.67 3.77 10.33 2.01 20.01 43.08 59.68 23.78 56.92 40.32 76.22 85.32 94.38 3.53 2.16 16.33 88.85 96.54 16.33 11.15 3.46 83.67 25.89 46.30 1.92 18.12 9.35 28.42 44.01 55.65 30.34 55.99 44.35 69.66 25.92 46.48 1.81 18.60 9.36 29.44 44.52 55.84 31.25 55.48 44.16 68.75 25.05 41.55 4.83 5.66 9.11 1.43 30.71 50.66 6.26 69.29 49.34 93.74- 31.43 53.73 5.81 14.01 2.93 26.75 45.44 56.66 32.56 54.56 43.34 67.44 31.77 54.38 5.80 15.69 3.26 29.96 47.46 57.64 35.76 52.54 42.36 64.24- 29.21 49.50 5.89 3.21 0.81 5.98 32.42 50.31 11.87 67.58 49.69 88.13 25
We have already seen that both in the Marginal workers as will be noticed from matter of rural as well as urban literacy the cols. 14-16 of the statement constitute 14.01 % district has to make a large leeway even 'to of the popUlation of the district. At the tehsil come up to the level as obtained for the State level this proportion varies from 8.06% in as a whole. Down at the tehsil level the Sonawari tehsil to 18.12% in Uri tehsiI. It is position is still Worse in respect of Sonawari, however, significant to note that in all tehsils Uri and Gulmarg tehsils where the literacy predominant proportion of the marginal workers rate has been returned at 12.11 %, 14.30% and are claimed by the female population of the 16.29% respectively corresponding to 20.62% rural component. It is a traditional feature of for the district as a whole, much of it the rural economy that the female folk, though accountable to rural areas particularly. Baramula primarily engaged in household activities, and Sopore tehsils which are also the two contribute their bit by marginal participation biggest tehsils of the district. in terms of in seasonal economic activities like agricultural population are, however, better placed with operations and household industries. It will thus total and rural literacy in both being higher be seen that the proportion of rural marginal than for the district as a whole. In the case female workers to total rural female population of Baramula tehsil even the urban literacy varies from as much as 16.30% in Sonawari rate is higher and compares favourably with tehsil to as much as 39.35% in Sop ore tehsil. the corresponding rate for the State as a whole. Even in urban areas, where marginal workers As between the two sexes, male literacy level claim relatively much smaller proportion in far outweighs the female literacy level in all both sexes, the proportion of females outweighs the tehsils. The differential is, however, far the male proportion in all tehsils of the greater in rural areas than in the urban areas district. and poor the literacy level, wider is the The proportion of total workers made up differential between the two sexes. of main .workers 'and marginal wovkers Percentage of main workers to total population put together is brought out in cols. 17-19 of as reproduced in cols. 11-13 shows that the the table. It will be seen that the gap between male work participation rate in urban areas the proportions of female and male workers generally trails behind in rural areas, so computed, their respective populations narrow although the differential is marginal in most down substantially in the rural component of of the tehsils except in Baramula where it is all the tehsils, besides raising the over all a little more pronounced. In the case of female ratio of workers to non-workers both among participation rate, which though very low in males and females and as well as rural and all the tehsils, the position as between rural urban areas. It will be seen that in the case and urban components is just the reverse in of male population the proportion of workers most of the tehsils, Baramula being the only outstrips the proportion of non -workers in all exception. Amongst the tehsils the highest rural tehsils both in rural and urban parts, the only participation rate for both the sexes has been exception being Baramula urban where it is returned by Sonawari tehsil at 60.26% and 7.77% only 48.64% as against non-worker proportion respectively as compared to 53.73% and 5.81% of 51.36%. In the case of female population for the district as a whole. Leaving Gulmarg however, the rate of non-workers is far too alone the urban participation rate for both higher than that of workers, the differential sexes is however the highest in Bandipore tehsil being much larger in urban parts of all the at 50.76% and 10.81% respectively as against tehsils. 49.50% and 5.89% for the district as a whole. The lowest rural rate for both the sexes has Analysis of Village Directory Data on the other hand been returned by Uri tehsil The data collected from the revenue and at 46.48% and 1.81 % respectively. Uri other government agencies regarding availability has the lowest urban male participation- rate of various amenities has been tabulated in the (41.55) where as it is Sop.~.re which accounts for main village directory statement. The salient the lowest urban female participation rate of features of this data in broad aggregates is 4.32%. brought out in the subjoined inset tables: 26
The posItion of availability of various in the following table : amenities at district/tehsil level is indicated TABLE NO. 9 Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities No. (with percentage) (If villages having one or more of the following amenities S. Name of No. of ,-- No. Tehsil inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power villages water Telegraph Hat nication by pucca supply Road (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 ) 1. Bandipore 68 66 13 68 24 .. 18 34 39 (97.06) (19.12) (100.00) (35.29) ( .. ) (26.47) (50.00) (57.35) 2. Sonawari ·71. 67 20 71 17 28 65 71 (94.37) (28.17) (100.00) (23.94) ( .. ) (39.44) (91.55) (100.00) 3. Sopore 136 128 23 136 37 42 67 135 (94.12) (16.91 ) (100.00) (27.21) ( .. ) (30.88) (49.26) (99.26) 4. Baramula 170 152 32 170 40 41 96 170 (89.41) (18.82) (100.00) (23.53) ( .. ) (24.12) (56.47) (100.00) 5. Gulmarg 101 71 11 101 12 .. 23 28 100 (70.30) (10.89) \ 100.00) (11.88) ( .. ) _(22.77) (2'1.72) (99.01) 6. Uri 92 89 17 92 16 10 11 92 (96.74) (18.48) (100.00) (17.39) ( .. ) (10.87) ( 11.96) (100.00) Total district ·638 573 116 638 146 162 301 ,607 (89.81) (18.18) (100.00) (22.88) ( .. ) (25.39) (47.18) (95.14) • Excludes 8 boat blocks which have been taken in peA tables but not in village directory tables., The table reveals that of the total 638 and Sopore tehsils, in as much as the proportion inhabited villages in the district 573 accounting of villages covered in the former group of for 90% villages have one or the other type tehsils rtnges from 10.87% to 26.47% as compared of educational institutions like middle, high, to 39.44% and 30.88% in case of Sonawari higher secondary school located within - the and Sopore tehsils. As regards approach by villages and this amenity is almost evenly pucca road, Uri and Gulmarg tehsils lag far distributed in all the six tehsils of the district. behind other tehsils with a proportion of 11.96% As regards medical facility, however, only 116 and 27.72% villages only covered under this villages have either a dispensary or primary facility while the corresponding proportion health centre or hospital which makes a meagre ranges between 49.26% in Sopore tehsil to proportion of 18.18% of the total villages. 91.55% in Sonawari tehsil. The progress is by Inter tehsil comparison shows that the proportion far the most significant in the matter of rural of villages covered under this basic amenity electrification with 607 villages out of 638 ranges between 28.17% to 10.89%. Drinking villages in the district covered under this water facility is however available to all the amenity. Inter tehsil position is more or less villages of the district from one source or the even with more than 99% villages covered in other. However protected drinking water supply each tehsil except for Bandipore where this is available to 191 villages only which proportion is only 57.35%. It may not be out form just 30% of the total 'number of of place to point out here that the number villages which makes a poor position indeed. of inhabited villages in the district as shown In the matter of post and telegraph in this and the other tables that follow does facility while the proportion of villages covered not tally with that given in p.e.A., inset tables is 22.88% at the district level their distribution the differential being accountable to 8 boat in Bandipore, Sonawari, Sopore and Baramula blocks which have not been counted as villages tehsils is not very uneven at tehsil level with for purpose of preparation of inset tables based the proportion of villages ranging from 23.53% on village directory data. in Baramula tehsil to 35.29% in Bandipore tehsil. In communication however, Gulmarg, The subjoined Table No. 10 highlights the Baramula and Bandipore have to make a availability of various, amenities in terms of large leeway even to reach the level of Sonawari proportion of population served by each: 27
TABLE NO. 10
Proportion of Rural population served by different amenities Proportion of Rural population served by the amenity of : S. Name of Total popu- No. Tehsil lation of Educa- Medical Drinking Post &. Marketl Communi- Approach Power inhabited villages tion water telegraph Hat cation by pucca supply in the tehsil road (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
1. Bandipore 79.084 99.82 36.24 100.00 61.91 52.21 73.60 81.82 2. ·Sonawari 109.737 98.83 51.08 100.00 48.31 52.88 95.05 100.00 3. Sopore 129.852 99.42 40.19 100.00 57.76 50.53 70.36 99.34 4. Baramula 148.770 97.53 36.83 100.00 46.89 46.30 74.46 100.00 5. Gulmarg 47.988 87.M 27.18 100.00 29.93 29.92 41.92 99.67 6. Uri 64.105 99.59 33.96 100.00 33.32 9.11 9.42 100.00 ·Total District 579.536 97.94 39.08 100.00 48.74 43.83 67.43 97.34 • Excludes population of eight 'Blocks.
It will be noticed that the position is Table No. 11 makes rather an encouraging relatively brighter in terms of the population reading. It will be noticed, that 85% of the served by various amenities than what came out in the earlier table in terms of the proportion villages where medical care, communications of villages both for the district as a whole or post and telegraph facilities are not available as also at the tehsil level except Uri. The proportion of population benefited is nearly within the village itself fall within a distance full or substantial in the fields of education, of less than 5 kms. from places where these drinking water and power supply. In case of facilities are available. Even for the bulk of other amenities while the position is still not very satisfactory in all the tehsils, Uri and the remaining small proportion these facilities Gulmarg tehsils have to go a long way even are available within a distance of 5-10 kms. to catch up the level obtaining in other As regards education, all but three of the 62 districts. villages where this amenity is not available Distribution of villages not having certain also fall w~thin a distance of. 5-10 kms. and amenities arranged by distance, ranges from the places where these are available are 10+ kms. It is thus clear that practically all indicated in table No. 11 below: the basic amenities are available to most of the rural population in the district within a TABLE NO. 11 distance of less than 5 kms. of their villages Distribution of villages not haviug certain amenities arranged by distance ranges of residence if not within the village itself from the places where these are available and the proportion of population who have Villages not having Number of villages where the to walk a distance of more than 10+ kms. the amenitiy of amenity is not available and available at to avail of any particular amenity is indeed a distance of very small. -5 5-10 10+ Total kms. kms. kms: (cols.2-4) (1) (2) (3) (4) {5} 1. Education 62 1 2 65 The subjoined Table No. 12 below gives the 2. Medical 443 60 19 522 3. Drinking water distribution of villages according to distance 4. Post &. Telegraph 407 58 27 492 from the nearest town and availability of 5. MarketfHat 6. Communication 370 68 38 476 different amenities: 28
TABLE NO. 12 Distribution of villages according to distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities
No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of: Distance range No. of from the nearest inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power town (in kms.) villages in water Telegraph Hat nication by pucca supply each range road (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
0-5 133 116 23 133 38 41 67 133 (87.22) (17.29) (100.00) (28.51) (30.83) (50.38) (f004JO) 6-15 364 331 71 364 84 105 201 364 (90.93) (19.51 ) (100.00) (23.08) (28.85) (55.22) (100.00) 16-50 114 100 18 114 16 16 26 110 (87.72) (15.79) (100.00) (14.04) (14.04) (22.81) (96.49) 51+ 27 26 4 27 8 7 (96.30) (14.81 ) ~100.00) (29.63) ( .. ) (25.93) ( .. ) Unspecified Total 638 573 116 638 146 162 301 607 (89.81) (18.18) (100.00) (22,88) (25.39) (47.18) (95.14)
It will be seen that distance from the However, the differenee in the proportions is earest town does not seem to have any major not as substantial as one should have expected ffeet on the provision of various amenities and this might possibly be so due to a relatively Kcept for medical care, communication and less proportipn of popUlation inhabiting the ) some extent post and telegraph facilities more distant villages. rhere the villages placed at a distance of --15, for good reasons, seem to have received datively better attention than those placed Table No. 13 below gives the distribution earer a town. This ill also true for villages of villages according to population ranges and laced at a distance of less than 5 kms. amenities available to them:
TABLE NO. 13
Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available
No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of: >opulation range No. of r- ----. inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power villages in water Telegraph Hat nication by pucca supply each range road (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
-499 272 207 10 272 9 ~O 71 256 (76.10) (3.68) (100.00) (3.31) (11.03) (26.10) (94.12)
500-1999 297 297 62 297 79 82 167 282 (100.00) (20.88) (100.00) (26.60) (27.61 ) (56.23) (94.95) 2000-4999 64 64 39 64 53 46 58 64 (100.00) (60.94) (100.00) (82.81) (71.88) (90.63) (100.00) 5000+ 5 5 5 5 :> 4 5 5 (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (80.00) (100.00) (100.00)
Total 638 573 116 638 146 162 301 607 (89.81) (18.18) (100.00) (22.88) (25.39) (47.18) (95.14) 29
As will be readily observed the population TABLE NO. 15 size of the villages has a direct bearing in Distribudon of villages according to determining the position of various amenities, land use with more populated villages expectedly S. Name of No. of Total Percent- Percent- No. Tehsil inhabi- area age age attracting mare attention than less populated ted cultiv- of irri- villages; The highest beneficiaries are obviously villages able area gated to total area to the villages with a population of 2,000 and area total culti- more in the field of practically each basic vable area (I) amenity and the least proportion is of those (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 1. Bandipore 68 14.879.67 76.41 42.53 with a population less than 500 in all the 2. Sonawari 71 26.550.09 84.97 65.24 amenities except drinking water which, however, 3. Sop ore 136 27.808.01 81.80 48.58 is available to all the villages of the district 4. Baramula 170 33.356.99 84.05 37.10 5. Gulmarg irrespective of any population r~nge. 101 10.833.14 79.84 55.43 6. Uri 92 25.073.78 62.94 17.04 The table below indicates the staple food Total 638 138.501.68 78.80 44.43 III the majority of villages in each tehsil: It will be seen that practically all the tehsils TABLE NO. 14 of the district are more or less evenly placed in terms of proportion of culti va ble area to Main staple food in the lDajority of villages total area. The relatively bigger tehsils of in each tehsil Sonawari, Baramula and Sopore do not differ much in the proportion of the cultivable area S. No. Name of tehsil Main staple food to the total area from the other three tehsils ( 1) (2) (3) of the district which are relatively smaller 1. Bandipore Rice. Maize. Wheat tehsils. In every tehsil irrigated area makes a proportion of more than 37% except Uri 2. Sonawari Rice where it stands at 17.04% only of the total 3 Sopore Rice cultiva.ble area. 4. Baramula Rice. Maize. Wheat Brief analysis of Town Directory Data 5. Gulmarg Rice. Maize Separate data in respect of urban population, structure, civic finance, the availability of 6. Uri Rice. Maize various amenities has been compiled in the main town directory tables I to VI. For It will be seen that the main staple food facilitating a brief commentary and assessment in all the tehsils of the district is rice. However of the progress made by urban population III Bandipore, Baramula and Gulmarg tehsils some of the important statistics have further rice shares. this status jointly with maize and been sub-divided in table Nos. ]6 to 21. wheat. Table No. 16 below indicates the figures Distribution of villages according to land relating to urban population, its percentage use is given in the subjoined table No. 15: variation density and sex-ratio. TABLE NO. 16 Growth, Density and sex-ratio of Urbrn Population in the District in relation to the State District State -"- Census Total Urban % Urban Decadal Density Sex Total Urban % Urban Decadal Density sex Year popu popu po pula- (percent- (popu- ratio popula- popula- popula- percent- (popula- ratio lation lation tion age lation (No. of tion tion tion age varia- tion per (No. of variation per females tion in sq. km.) females in urban sq. km.) per urban per popula- 1.000 popula- 1.000 tion) males) tion males) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) (11) (12) (13) 1961 392.192 57.364 14.63 863 844 3.560.976 593.315 16.66 N.A. 844 1971 512.250 61,218 11.95 + 6.72 1.356 859 4.616.632 858.221 18.59 + 44.65 N.A. 860 1981 670.142 89.766 13.40 +46.63 1.605 870 ·5.987.389 1.260,403 21.05 + 46.86 2.146 875 • The popUlation figures exclude population of area under unlawful occupation of Pakistan and China where census could not be taken up. 30
As will be noticed from table No. 16, the only also reflects itself on the comparative density demographic characteristic where the district of urban population per sq. km. which as per compares fairly closely with the State as a 1981 figures is far lower in the district than whole is in the urban sex ratio which in both at the State level. cases is adverse to females. In the proportion of its urban population the district lags far The table below is intended to identify the behind the position obtaining for the State towns added or declassified during the 1971-81 as a whole and this has been consistently so decade: in all the preceding three censuses conducted since 1961. Again it will be seen that while TABLE NO. 17 at the State level there has been a steady increase in the proportion of urban population New towns added/towns declassified in from census to census during the last two 1981 Census decades, the district has registered such increase Name of towns Population 1981 census only in the decade 1971-81, the preceding (I) (2) decade having actually been marked with the fall. This has, however, been due to declassifica (a) Added tion of Sumbal, Hajin and Palhalan which had (i) Pattan 5.017 been notified as towns prior to 1961 census but (b) Declassified were de-recognised as such during the inter censal period 1961-7l. But for this development the district would have registered an increase It will be seen that over the last 10 years in the proportion of urban population in this Pattan has come to be recognised as a new decade also. It is, however, significant to note town while there has been nO declassification even though the rate of decadal growth in the of any town previously recognised as such. In urban population of the district during 1971-81 this way' the number of towns in the district is nearly at par with that for the correspon~ing has gone up from 5 to 6. population at the State level, the district has to go a long way in the process of urbanization Table No. 18 below indicates the per capita with its proportion of urban population at receipt from various resources and expenditure the 1981 census being far lower than what it on various amenities in respect of each town was at the State level way back in 1961. This of the district:
TABLE NO. 18 Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns
Per Capita ---"--- Class. name & civic Receipt Expenditure status of the ---"- town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi- Public Expendi- Other through from all expendi- adminis- ture on works ture on aspects taxes other ture tration public health public sources lit conveniences institutions (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
IV. Bandipore N.A. 18.31 9.87 8.44 11.77 7.28 2.90 1.59 III. Baramula T.A. 29.21 26.82 2.39 38.99 11.88 24.16 2.95 VI. Gulmarg N.A. 917.22 -"18.00 399.22 676.32 233.27 17.42 395.69 29.94 V. Pattan N.A. 36.69 2.81 33.88 7.63 3.65 3.98 III. Sopore T.A. 73.81 40.79 33.02 73.81 24.05 1.64- 48.12 VI. Uri N.A. 42.15 16.86 25.29 22.48 14.06 0.80 4.01 3.61 Total 50.00 30.54 19.46 49.12 16.57 0.73 29.96 1.86 31
Table 18 deals with per capita receipt and It will be seen that towns with smaller expenditure in the towns of the district. In population have been better provided for in all the six towns as a whole the per capita terms of schools of various levels than those total receipts are Rupees 50.pO. Of this total with large population, the chief consideration receipt Rupees 30.54 come from taxes and Rupees 19.46 from other sources. The total per capita probably having been to equip these towns expenditure of the district is Rupees 49.12 of with such facilities regardless of whether they which Rupees 29.96 are consumed on public deserve these at all in relation to their works and Rupees 16.57 on General Administra population. tion. It will be seen that Gulmarg town is far ahead of other towns of the district both in per capita receipt as well as expenditure. Inset table No. 20 below gives the number The other two towns, relatively better placed are of medical institutions per 1,000 population. Sopore and Uri. The bulk of per capita receipt in respect of Bandipore, Baramula, Gulmarg and Sopore towns comes from taxes while for Pattan and Uri it comes from other TABLE NO. 20 sources. Similarly while more than half of the total per capita expenditure is claimed by public No. of beds in Dledical institutions in towns works in Gulmarg, Sopore and Baramula towns, the small expenditure is spent on Class, name & civic No. of beds in Medical public works III Bandipore and Uri towns. status of the institutions per 1,000 No expenditure has, however, been spent town population on public health convenience and public (1) (2) works in Pattan town, possibly because the administrative infrastructure required for the IV. Bandipore N.A. 0.70 purpose is still in the process of establishment III. Baramula T.A. 6.19 III this newly framed town. VI. Gulmarg N.A. 58.71 The sub-joined inset table No. 19 gives the V. Pattan N.A. 1.99 number of educational institutions per 10,000 III. of population in each town of the district: Sopore T.A. 1.07 VI. Uri N.A. 4.01 TABLE NO. 19 Total 3.41 Schools per ten thousand population in towns
No. per ten thousand population Class. name & r- _Jo._ It will be seen that Gulmarg town with a civic status Higher Secondary/ Junior Primary of town Secondary/ Matricu- Second- total population of 511 persons only and 30 Inter/PUC/ lation aryl Junior college Middle hospital beds is placed better than any other (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) town with 58.71 beds per 1,000 popUlation. IV. Bandipore Baramula and Uri are the other two towns N.A. 0.70 1.41 2.11 4.92 which are slightly better placed than the other Ill. Baramula T.A. 0.88 0.59 6.78 13.85 three towns though these two also stand no VI. Gulmarg where in comparison with Gulmarg town. N.A. V. Pattan N.A. 1.99 1.99 3.99 11.96 II. Sopore The subjoined inset table No. 21 highlights T.A. 0.60 1.49 5.96 11.02 the extent of most important commodity VI. Uri N.A. 4.01 4.01 12.04 32.12 manufactured, imported and exported in the Total 0.89 1.23 5.68 11.70 towns of the district: 32
TABLE NO. 21 While the table speaks for itself, it will be Most important commodity manufactured, noticed that blankets are the main items of imported and exported in the towns Class, name & Most important commodity manufacture in Bandipore, Gulmarg and Uri civic status of the town Manufactured Exported Imported towns, while the chief of export is fruit in (I) (2) (3) (4) all the towns excepting Gulmarg which IV. Bandipore N.A. Woolen blankets Fruits Cement distinguished itself in the export of milk. The III. Ilaramula T.A. Match boxes Fruits Popular Wood commodity of import varies from town to VI. Gulmarg N.A. Woolen blankets Milk Rice town. V. Pattan N.A. Carpets Fruits Meat III. Sopore T.A. Jam Fruits Tea VI. Uri N.A. Blankets Fruits Maize, Rice PART-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY (SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY) I -I ("'\"' __ ' "- /\ j D '" \ \ r s .,. 'v I I? ~ \ '\...... -. c I. ./ \ \_ l /( '- -..., u p ( ( .
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TEllSIL BANDIPORE
S. No. Name of village 1981 S.No. Name of village 1981 Location Location Code No. Cod4 No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
1. Abdulin 27 35. Khandyal 5 2. Achura Chowrwan 9 36. Kheyar 34 3. Ahim Sharif 38 37. Kilshi pain 10 4. Aitmula 36 38. Konan Baba Gund 45 5. Aloosa 60 39. Korgbal I 6. Aragam 52 40. Koyal Mukam 62 7. Arin Dard Pora 44 4I. Kudara 41 8. Ashtongu 59 42. Kunas 58 9. Athwatu 30 43. Labkachal 28 10. Baduab 25 44. Lawadora 57 11. Badugam 19 45. Lawipora 6S 12. Badwan wanpora 4 46. Malangam 24 13· Bagtor 2 47. Malangam 61 14· Barar 54 48. Mangni Pora 63 15· Barni 11 49. Mantrigam 32 16. Bona Koot 31 50. Manz Gund 16 17. Bothu 39 51. Markoot IS. Buglandar 21 52. Mastan Kohpri "7 19. Chak Arsala Khan 48 53. Nadihal .56 20. Chak Rashi pora 37 54. Nail Ka,n:l$alawan 1 21. Chhanda ji 33 53. Niru 11 22. Chithi Bandi 51 56. Owngam 64 23. Chontimula 42 57. Pangi Gam 61 24. Dangi ThaI 14 58. Parana Talel 13 25. Dawar 6 59. Qazi Pora Patushi 6S 26. Gamroo 47 60. Samthan 40 27. Garoora 53 61. Saradab 20 28. Gujran 26 62. Sonar Wani 35 29. Gund Dachhana 55 63. Sumblar Shok Baba 43 30. Gund Gul Sheikh 22 64. Takiya Ahmad Shah 49 31. Gund pora Ram pora 50 65. Watpora 66 32. Gund Qasar 46 66. Wavan 29 33. Husan Gam 23 67. Wazirithal 18 34. Jurinyal 15 68. Zadgai 12 36
NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY
A nmnber of codes has been used in the Village Directory. These are alDplified below:
Column I t e m Code Column I t e m Code Number Number (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
5 (Educational· Primary or elementary school P 7 (Drinking Tap water T Amenities) Junior secondary or middle water Aminties) Well water W school M Tank water Tk Matriculation or Sacondary H Tubewell water TW Higher Secondary/lntermed~te/ pre-University/Junior College PUC Handpump Hp
College, Any college (graduate River water R level and above) like Arts, Science, Commerce etc. C Fountain_ F
Industrial school I Canal C Trainning school Tr Lake L
Adult literacy class/center AC Spring S
Other educational institutions. Nallah N These includes Sanskrit Pathshala, Senior basic school, Makhtab. etc. 0 Others o
6 (Medical·· Hospital H Infomation not available NA I\rneni ti e s ) Maternity and child welfare centre MCW 8 (Post& telegraph Post office Po Maternity home MH Amenities) Telegraph Office TO
Child welfare centre CWC Post & Telegraph Office PTO
Health centre HC Telephone Connection Phone
Primary health centre PHC 10 (Communications) Bus as Primary health sub centre PHS Railway station RS Dispensary D Navigable water-way NW Family planning centre FPC (including river. canal back waters, etc.) T. B. Clinic TB
11 (Approach to Pacca Road PR Nursing home NH village) Kaccha Road KR Registered private practit;oner RP Navigable canal NC Subsidised medical practitioner SMP Navigable water-way Community health worker CHW (other than river or canal) NW
Others o Foot path PF 37
Column Item Code Column I t e m Code Number Number (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
13 (Power supply) Electricity for domestic purpose ED 20 (Remarks Copies of the newspapers coming including any in the village N Electricity for agriculture EAG place of Motorcycles/scooters available religious. in the village M Electricity for other purpose like historical or Cars/Jeeps available in the industrial commercial. etc. EO archaeological village C interest) Tractors available in the village T Electricity for all 'purpose EA
16 (Irrigated by Government canal GC source) Private canal PC
Well (without electricity) w
Well (with eletricity) WE
Tube-well (without electricity) TW
Tube-well (with electricity) TWE
Tank Tk
River R Lake L Water-fall Wf
Others o Total T
Note ·Where there are more than one institutions of the same type in the village the same have been indicated in the figures against the appropriate abbrevations e. g. P (3). M (2). H (2). "Where there are more than one institutions of the same type in the village. the same have been indicated in the figures against the appropriate abbrevation e. g. H (2). D (3). etc. 38
1981 CENSUS VILlAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDIPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number plact" .where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, if station any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
1. Korgbal 76.08 60 (9) P (1) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+)
2. Bagtor 316.47 1081 (145) H(I), M(2), D(I), FPC(I) R,N PO -(10+) P(5) 3. Nail Kanzalawan 368.67 606 (86) P (2) -(10+) R'N PO -(10+) (Nail Kenzalawan) 4. Badwan Wanpora 351.68 1475 (221) M(I). P(4) -(10+) T.N PO -(10+)
5. Khandyal 88.22 713 (109) P (2) -(10+) T.N -(10+) -(lOt)
6. Dawar 110.89 815 (156) H(I). M(3}, H(I).CWC(I) T.R.N PTO -(10+) P(4) HC(I).FPC(I) 7. Mastan Kohpri 75.27 306 (54) P (1) -(10+) T.R,N -(10+) -(10+)
8. Markoot 149.74 751 (136) P (2) -(10+) T.N -(10+) -(10+)
9. Achura Chowrwan 376.36 1073 (165) M(I). P(4) -(10+) R.N PO -(10+)
10. Kilshi Pain 124.24 570 (75) P (1) -(10+) N,S -(10+) -(10+)
II. Barni 130.71 404 (69) P (2) D(I) R.N PO -(10+)
12. Zadgai 93.89 157 (31) P (ll -(10+) R.N -(10+) -(10+)
13. Parana Tale) 101.98 401 (54) M(I). P(2) -(5-10) N -(10+) -(10+)
14. Dangi ThaI 82.96 263 (37) P (1) -(10+) S.R -(10+) -(10+)
15. Jurinyal 203.96 507 (69) P (2) -(5-10) S,N -(10+) -(10+)
16. ManzGund 63.13 226 (33) P (1) -(10+) S.R -(10+) -(10+)
17. Niru 243.22 558 (91) P (1) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+)
18. Waziri ThaI 40;87 92 (14) -(-5) -(5-10) S -(10+) --(10+ )
19. Badugam 195.87 708 (109) H(l). M(2]. D(I) S.N PO -(10+) P(3) 20. Saradab 123~84 575 (79) P (1) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+)
21. Buglan Dar 156.62 498 (65) P (I) -(5-IO) N -(10+) -(10+)
22. Gund Gul Sheikh 26.71 261 (38) P (I) -(10+) S --4,10+) -(10+)
23. HusanGam 95.51 215 (43) P (1) -(5-10) N -(\0+) -(10+) ( 24. Malangam 98.34 254 (37) P (1) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+)
25. Baduab 280.45 546 (76) M(I). P(2) -(5-10) R.S.N PO -(10+) 39
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e, area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Bandipore (67) Wheat, Maize. PC 3.64 10.12 57.06 5.26 Rice PR Bandipore (72) Wheat. Maize. GC 8.50 79.72 135.98 64'35 Rice PC 27.92 PR Bandipore (71) Wheat. Maize. 10.93 GC 6.07 48.96 254.15 41.28 Rice PC 7.28 PR Bandipore (81) Wheat. Maize. .. PC 81.75 61.51 98.34 110.08 Rice PR Bandipore (84) Wheat. Maize, .. PC 27.52 18.61 17.00 25.09 Rice PR Bandipore (66) Wheat, Maize, PC 45.33 17.81 13.76 33.99 Rice PR Bandipore (87) Wheat. Maize, PC 20.64 9.71 34.80 10.12 Rice KR Bandipore (89) Wheat, Maize. GC 14.16 25.50 30.76 21.04 Rice PC 58.28 KR Bandipore (91) Wheat, Maize, GC 1.62 63.13 129'91 130.71 Rice PC 50.99 KR Bandipore (101 ) Wheat. Maize. PC 3.24 23.06 94.70 3.24 Rice KR Bandipore (98) Wheat. Maize, PC 1.21 23.07 100.76 5.67 Rice KR Bandipore (100) Wheat, Maize, PC 4.45 10.93 76.89 1.62 Rice KR Bandipore (101) Wheat, Maize, PC 11.74 2.83 65.96 21.45 Rice KR Bandipore (102) Wheat, Maize, PC 6.07 7.69 45.33 23.87 Rice KR Bandipore (104) Wheat, Maize, PC 6.07 52.21 80.93 64.75 Rice KR Bandipore (105) Wheat, Maize, PC 9.71 8.09 32.38 12.95 Rice KR Bandipore (106) Wheat, Maize, PC 23.88 14.16 181.30 23.88 Rice KR Bandipore (108) Wheat, Maize, 6.07 PC 11.33 18.62 4.85 Rice KR Bandipore (108) Wheat, Maize, .. PC 51.40 4.05 85.79 54.63 Rice KR Bandipore (110) Wheat, Maize, .. PC 31.16 3.24 58.68 30.76 Rice KR Bandipore (112) Wheat, Maize, PC 27.52 14.17 106.43 8.50 Rice KR Bandipore (114) Wheat, Rice PC 6.48 5.26 13.35 1.62
KR Bandipore (116) Wheat, Rice PC 8.50 13.35 32.38 41.28
KR Bandipore (118) Wheat, Rice PC 4.86 21.04 49.78 22.66
KR Bandipore (120) Wheat, Rice .. PC 3.24 40.87 182.11 54.23 40
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDIPORE Location N arne of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the VIllage. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number plac~ where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketJ railway hat. if station any water way) (11 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
26. Gujran 317.68 650 (96) P (I) -(10+) R,N -(10+) -(10+)
27. Abdulin 172.80 305 (44) P (I) -(5-10) R,N -(10+) -(10+)
28. Labkachal 27.52 52 (8) -(10+) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+)
29. Wavan 218.13 255 (44) P (I) -(10+) S,P . -(10+) -(10+)
30. Athwatu 116.15 719 (120) P (I) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
31. Bona Koot 627.67 3922 (666) M(I), P(6) D(I) N,C,S,T PO, Phone BS
32. Mantrigam 613.51 2837 (451) M(I), P(5) -(-5) N,S PO BS
33. Chhandaji 46.54 273 (46) P (I) -(5-10) N -(-5) -(-5)
34. Kheyar 1l1.69 885 (128) P (2) -(-5) C,S,N -(-5) -(-5)
35. Sonar Wani 123.84 1021 (152) P (2) -(-5) T,S.N PO BS
36. Aitmula 127.Q7 985 (139) P (2) -(-5) T,N PO -(-5)
37. Chak Rashipora 29.54 275 (37) P (I) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
38. Ahirn Sharif 61.11 552 (90) P (I) -(-5) T,S.N -(-5) -(-5)
39. Bothu 46.54 345 (52) P (I) -(5-10) S -(-5) -(-5)
40. Samthan 33.59 141 (25) P (I) -(5-10) S -(5-10) -(5-10)
41. Kudara 198.70 976 (170) P (I) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
42. Chontimula 257.79 1265 (234) P (3) D(I) C,S PO -(5-10)
43. Sumblar-Shok-Baba 378.79 2153 (354) P (3) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
44. Arin Dard Pora 532.17 2886 (461) H (1), M (1), D(l) C,S.N PO BS P (5) 45. KORan Baba Gund 161.47 ll20 (162) P (3) -(-5) T,S -(-5) BS
46. Gund Qasar 74.06 446 (70) P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
47. Gamroo 84.58 842 (108) M (2), P (3) -(-5) N,S PO BS
48. Chak Arsala Khan 59.49 524 (93) P(I) -(5-10) C,S,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
49. Takiya Ahamad Shah 47.35 380 (59) P (I) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
50. Gund Para Ram Para 135.98 I192 (184) M (I), P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
51. Chithi-Bandi A62.97 3635 (567) M (I). P (3) -(-5) T,N,S,C. PO -(-5) 41
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple: Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultiv~tion interest groves
(11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Bandipore (126) Wheat. Rice 10.12 PC 29.54 13.76 167.54 96.72
KR Bandipore (128) Wheat. Rice .. PC 2.83 26.71 115.34 27.92
KR Bandipore (25) Rice. l\1aize PC 3.64 5.26 8.90 9.72
KR Band ipo re (20) Rice. l\1aize 85.39 113.31 19.43
KR Bandipore (13) EA Rice PC 40.06 20.65 22.66 32.78
PR Bandipore (7) EA Rice PC 317.68 105.22 93.48 111.29
PR Bandipore (4) EA Rice PC 238.36 7.28 40.48 327.39
KR Bandipore (10) EA Maize 23.07 4.05 19.42
KR Bandipore (4) EA Rice .. GC 56.66 0.40 14.16 40.47
PR Bandipore (4) EA Rice PC 77.30 12.14 34.40
PR Bandipore (2) EA Rice PC 78.51 16.19 4.05 28.32
PR Bandipore (3) EA Rice PC 20.64 3.64 4.05 1.21
PR Bandipore (4) EA Rice PC 36.02 6.07 8.og 10.93 Shrine of Sultan ul-Arfeen Sahib KR Bandipore (7) EA Maize PC 11.33 21.Q4 6.08 8.09 Shrine of Ded Mauj Sahib KR Bandipore (13) EA Rice. Maize PC 4.86 15.38 4.05 9.30
KR Bandipore (12) EA Rice. l\1aize PC 88.62 40.87 12.55 56.66
KR Bandipore (12) EA Rice. l\1aize PC 54.23 114.12 40.47 48.97
PR Bandipore (8) EA Rice. l\1aize GC 195.87 69.20 40.47 73.25
PR Bandipore (5) EA Rice GC 227.84 133.95 48.97 121.41
PR Bandipore (5) EA Rice GC 76.49 41.28 6.48 37.22 Shrine of Sheikh Sahib KR Bandipore (4) EA Rice PC 46.54 3.24 11.73 12.55
PR Bandipore (3) EA Rice .. PC 58.28 6.48 19.82
PR Bandipore (7) EA Maize. Rice PC 36.02 2.03 8.09 13.35
PR Bandipore (8) EA Maize. Rice PC 21.85 6.48 6.88 12.14
PR Bandipore (5) EA Rice .. PC 88.63 7'69 3.24 36.42 Shrine of Syed Makdoom Sahib KR Bandipore (6) EA Rice. Wheat .. GC 248.48 91.86 40.47 82.16 Shrine of Khawaja Sahib 42
1981 CENSUS' VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDIPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amehities avuable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in I brackets, the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number ~ I • -1 plac(' where the facility available is given) (in of< house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, if station any water way) (1) (2) (3) ·(4) (5) (6~ (7-) (8) (9) (10)
52.. Ar.agam 226.22 JOO91(247) H (J), M (1), D(J) T,S .PO .BS P (4) 53. Garoora 232.29 1933 (272) M (I). P (2) -(-5) T,S -(-5) BS ." 54. Barar 74.46 651 (102) M (1), P (2)' -(-5) T,C,S,N -(-5) BS
55. Gund Dachhana 75.68 696 (86) P (2) -(-5) T,C,S,N -(-5) -(-5)
56. Nadihal 191.01 2394 (336) H (1), M (2), D(I),RP(I) T,C,S,N PO, Phone .. BS P(4) 57. Lawadora 110.48 891 (115) P (2) -(-5) S,C -(-5) -(-5)
58. Kunas M(I), P (4) 499.39(4- 2388 (350) D(I) S,C -(-5) BS
59. Ashtongu 245.24 2168 (305) M (1), P (2) -(-5) i C,S PO BS
60. Aloosa 1002.42 5100 (SO))· H (1), M (1). D(I) C.S PO -(-5) P (7)
61. Malangam 573.45 3909 (549) M (I). P (5) -(-5) C.S PO BS
62. Koyal Mukam 562.92 3341 (537) H (1). M (3) D(I) C,S PO BS P (6). 0 (I) 63. Mangni-Pora 436.26 2048 (320) P (4) -(-5) e.s -(-5) BS
64. Owngam 439.90 2746 (417) M (2). P (3) D(I) C.S PO BS
65. Qazi Pora Patushi 558,07 3591 (539) M (1), P (5) -(-5) T.S PO BS
66. Watpora 266.29 1883 (245) P (1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) BS
67. Panji-Gam 196.68 880 (134) P (2) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
68. Lawipora 146.50 1105 (163) P (2) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(..-..5)
Total 14879.67 79084 (12080) H(8), M(33) H(I),D(12) P(I56). 0(1) HC (I) FPC (2) CWC (1) RP(l\ 43
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any diSJtance --, place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (IS) (19) (20)
PR Bandipore (8) EA Rice. Maize GC 116.96 SO.18 18.62 40.46
PR Bandipore (8) EA Rice. Maize PC 100.36 80.94- 12.14 38.85
P'Q. Bandipore (7) EA Rice .• GC 42.09 10.93 5.26 16.18 Shrine of Char Yaar Sahib PR Bandipore (5) EA Rice GC 43.30 ] 1.33 4.86 16.19 Shrine of Malik Sahib PR Bandipore (4) EA Rice PC 142.05 5.26 6.48 37.22
KR Bandipore (3) EA Rice PC 76.08 16.19 18.21
PR Bandipore (13) EA Rice PC 116.55 174.02 87.41 121.41 Shrine of Baba Shaker Din WaH PR Bandipore (10) EA Rice PC 116.55 53.82 34.40 40.47
PR Bandipore (9) EA Rice. Maize GC 272.36 363.00 80.94 286.12 Shrine of Noor- ud-Din Sahib. Mirak Sahib & Syed Kirmani Sahib PR Bandipore (7) EA Rice. Maize PC 131.12 252.53 108.86 80.94-
PR Bandipore (6) EA Rice. Maize PC 208.82 200.32 32.38 121.40
PR Bandipore (4) EA Rice. Maize .. PC 143.26 145.69 66.37 80.94 Shrine of Baba Sahib PR Bandipore (3) EA Rice. Maize " PC 138.81 138.40 8.91 153.78 Shrine of Makhdoom Sahib PR Bandipore (2) EA Rice .. PC 211.65 129.91 14.57 201.94
PR Bandipore (2) EA Rice " PC 174.83 2:l.26 28.73 40.47
KR Bandipore (3) EA Rice GC 113.72 16.19 26.71 40.06
KR Bandipore (4) EA Rice GC 62.32 12.14- 32.38 39.66
27.12 PC 1486.44 J106.79 3426.57 3483.52 GC 3349.23
TEHSIL SONAWARI DISTRICT BARAMULA "
~ Aua loon 100Is,lrlet Sdn090r ~ d\lrlng 1971~ 81
NOTE~ rEHSIL. HEAOauARTERS OF SQNAwARI IS AT SUM8AL.
Ba~cd upon Survey at India map with th~ permission of the Surveyor General 01 India, © Government of India. Copyrig~t.l986 45
,.U.PHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
SONAWARI TEHSIL
S. No. Name of Village 1981 S. No. Name of Village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) 1. Aglar 57 42. Nisbal 13 2. Ajas 3 43· Nowgam 23 3. Amc,ha Kundal 16 44. Odina 45 4. Amma Buran 54 45. Pahli Pora 11 5. Asham 15 46. pauli Nata 34 6· Baliharan 39 47. Patermolla 12 7. Chaku 60 48. Pushwari 19 8· Chana Bal 37 49. Rakh Asham 21 .9 Chandergair 7 50. Rakh Buran 55 10. Chashma Manasbal 14 51. Rakh Doslipora 48 11. Chiva 6 52. Rakh Hajin 69 12. Dewarya Khmanpora 38 53. Rakh Shilvat 29 13. DosH Pora 47 54. Rakh Sultan Pora 51 14. Gada Khud 50 55. Ranbir Garhpratapgarh 43 15. Ganastan 30 56. Sadhunara Hastikhan 1 57. Sadrakote Pain 2 16. Gosha Bug 58 58. Safa Pora 10 Gund Balakh 17. 65 59. Sarai Danger Pora 33 18. Gund Bun 67 60. Shadi Pora 28 19. Gund Ibrahim 52 61. Shah Gund 71 20. Gundi J ahangir 66 62. Shi1vat 27 Singh Pora 21. Gund Khalil 31 63. 40 64. Siri Hari Karan Gund 72 22. Gund Nowgam 24 65. Sultan Pora Khai 59 23. Gund Prang 74 66. Sumbal 25 24. Gund Ramzan 18 67. Tangapora 20 25. Gund Sadrakote 4 68. Tirgam 32 26. Hajin 70 69. Usan Khai 56 27. Hakbara 8 70. Vij Pora 68 28. Hara Treth 41 71. Wangi Pora 26 29. Harnara 46 72. Watal Hanji 62 30. Kani Pora 64 73. Zal Pora 22 31. Khan Peth 42 74. Zani Pora 9 32. Loli Pora 61 33. Madwan 73 Boat Population 34. Malgam 5 75. Chander Gair Ghat 79 35· Malik Pora 44 76. Gundi Jahangir Ghat 81 36. Markul1da1 17 77. Hajin Ghat 80 37. Mati Pora 53 78· Nisbal Ghat 75 38. Merchamer 35 79. Shilvat Ghat 76 39. Mira Gund 36 80. Siri Hari Gund Ghat 78 40. Naid Khai 63 81. Sumba1 Ghat 82 41. Najin 49 82. Wangi Pora Ghat 77 46
198. CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAWARI Location Name of Villagt' Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. tbe distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Krns .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place' where tbe facility available is given) (in of house- h.-ctares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketJ railway hat. if station any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
I. Sadhunara Hasti Khan 612.30 3981 (539) M(l). P(2) D(l) W.R -(-5) BS
2. Sadrakote Pain 103.60 1414 (199) P (I) -(-5) R.S -(-5) -(-5) 3. Ajas 1464.57 5961 (858) H(I). M(2). D(I) S PO BS peS) 4. Gund Sadrakote 586.40 3182 (434) Mel). peS) D(I) W.R.S PO -(-5) 5. Malgam 266.69 (U n - i n h a bit e d)
6. Chiva 371.91 1477 (209) M(l). P(4) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 7. Chandergair 337.11 1308 (170) P (2) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)
8, Hakbara 463.77 2102 (316) M(l). P(3) -(-5) R PO -(-5)
9. Zani Pora 99.96 249 (36) P (1) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) 10. Safa POTa 964.78 4961 (721) H(2). M(7) D(l) T.Tw.S PO. Phone BS P (5)
11. Pahli POTa 724.80 1594 (252) P (2) -(-5) W.S -(-5) BS
12. Patermolla 130.31 535 (84) P (2) -(-5) W.S -(-5) -(-5)
13. Nisbal 252.12 2080 (260) P(4).0(1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5)
14. Chashma Manasbal 319.71 326 (48) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) BS 15. Asham 583.97 2760 (375) H(l). M(2) D(l) T.R.S PO. Phone BS P(5). 0(1) 16. Ameha Kllndal 456.09 2327 (323) P (4) D(l) R -(-5) -(-5) 17. Markundal ]65.11 991 (JS7) P (2) -(-5) R -(-5) BS
18. Gund Rarnzan 5.67 (U n ~ i n h a bit e d)
19. Pushwari 339.13 804 (108) P (1) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5)
20. Tangapora 25.09 299 (44) P (2) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) 21. Rakh Asham 14-54.46 255 (38) -(-5) -(-5) W.R -{-5) BS
22. Zal Pora 104.81 929 (138) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 23. Nowgam 83.78 2485 (359) M(l). P(2). DC!)· T.O PO BS 0(2)
24. Gund Nowgam 131.12 519 (66) 0(1) -(-5) T -(-5) BS 25. Sumbal 200.82 5137 (691) H(J). M(3). D(I). T.R.W.S PO. Phone BS P(5).O(1) FPC (1)
20. Wangi Pora 130.31 1038 (121) P (2) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) 47
';!DIRECTOIlY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple ' Land use, (i. e. area under different 'lwei of land use Remarks to village tOWD.and supply.. , food ·,in hct~es rounded upto 2 decimal place&) including any distaru;e place of (in Km.) Forest , lrlligated Un- CuItur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar 8t cultivation interest grove.
(11) (12) .' (13) (141 (t5) l(16) If(17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Bandipore (14) EA' Rice .. GC 450.02'" ' 74.46 69.20 18.62 N(I) PR Bandipore (12) ED Rice ,. PC 13.76 38.85 4.86 46.13 PR Bandipore (13) EA Rice .. GC 633.74 168.35 110.89 551.59 PR Bandipore (15) EA Rice .. GC 346.01 29.14 9B 34 112'91 M(I). N(2) 266.69 PR Ganderbal (9) EA Riu ., GC 197.08 39.66 46.54 88.63 N(J) , I KR Ganderbal (11) EA Rice .. GC 227.44 35.21 57.46 17.00 ·'1·, PR Ganderbal (13) EA Rice •. GC 304.31 59.89 38.46 61.11 N(8) PR Ganderbal (11) EA Rice .. GC 62.73 5.67 16.59 14.97 PR Ganderbal (8) EA Rice .. GC 412.38 72.44 419.26 60.70 M(l). T(I). N(2) Rums of Mughals. Shrine of Rehim Sahib PR Ganderbal (9) EA Rice GC 170.78 40.87 494.94 18.21 PR Ganderbal (6) ED Rice GC 58.68 2.43 61.11 8.09
PR Ganderbal (10) EA Rice W 156.61 37.23 42.09 16.19 M(I}. T~I). Shrme a Halal Sahib PR Ganderbal (8) EA Rice W 51.80 2J.08 4:7.75 197.08 T(I) PR Ganderbal (12) EA Rice .. GC 413.19 78.11 55.44 37.23 PR Pattan (15) EA Rice .. GC 318.09 8.50 57.47 72.03 PR Pattan (15) EA Rice .. GC 109.27 8.90 18.21 28.73 5.67 PR Patlan (13) EA Rice •. GC 273.17 8.90 39.66 17.40 PR Pattan (12) ED Rice .. GC 8.90 5.26 6.07 4.86 KR Ganderbal (11) EA Rice .• GC 1172.39 41.28 148.12 92.67 KR Pattan (12) EA Rice .. GC 71.62 17.81 15.38 PR Pattan (16) EA Rice .. GC 46.94- 13.76 23.08 M(I). T(I). N(I). Kh. Hyder Sahib PR Pattan (16) ED Rice ., GC 108.05 16.59 6.48 PR Ganderbal (10) EA Rice .. GC 110.0B 18.21 22.66 57.87 N(20). M(3). C(2). Shrine of Syed Kamal Sahib. Kh. Syed Sahib PR Ganderbal (ll) EA Rice .. GC 96.32 1.21 14.97 17.Bl Temple of Nand Kisbore 48
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAWARI Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number plact' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, market! railway hat. if station any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
27. Shilvat 99.55 1015 (152) M(l). P(4) -(-5) T.R -(-5) BS
28. Shadi Pora 129.50 794 (115) P (2) D(I) R -(-5) BS
29. Rakh Shilvat 658.84 1281 (170) P (5) -(-5) T,Tw -(-5) -(-5)
30. Ganastan 356.94 2034 (276) M(I). P(3) D(l) T PO BS
31. Gund Khalil 231.48 876 (123) P (1) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
32. Tirgam 317.68 1163 (156) P(I).O(I) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)
33. Sarai Danger Pora 526.50 2460 (332) M( I), P(2), -(-5) R PO -(-5) 0~1) 34. Panji Nara 204.37 1276 (159) P (2) -(-5) S.T.O -(-5) -(-5)
35. Merchamer 63.54 913 (115) P (1) -(-5) S,R -(-5) -(-5)
36. Mira Gund 269.52 1439 (190) Mel). P(3) D(l) R.T -(-5) BS
37. Chana Hal 112.91 1030 (157) P (2) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
38. Dewarya Khman Pora 475.51 1976 (296) P (2) D(I) T,Tk,Tw _:_(-5) -(-5) 39. Baliharan 90.25 671 (105) P (2) D(l) T ,R PO. Phone BS
40. Singh Pora 191.82 1273 (185) H(I). M(2). FPC(I). T,R PO. Phone BS P(3) D(I). CWC(I). RP(I) 41. Hara Treth 15.38 296 (41) -(-5) -(-5) T,R -(-5) BS
42. Khan Peth 59.49 594 (75) H(l). M(l). RP(2), T.R,O PO. Phone BS P (3) D(l) 43. Ranbir Garhpratapgrah 1064.74 1651 (207) P (2) -(-5) . W,S,T -(-5) -(-5)
44. Malik Pora 31.16 309 (33) P (1) -(-5) S,R -(-5) -(-5)
45. Odina 187.37 1346 (177) P(I),O(l) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)
46. Harnara 29.54 540 (70) P (1) -(-5) T -(5-10) -(-5)
47. Dosli Pora 143.66 639 (93) P (1) -(-5) R,T -(-5) -(-5)
48. Rakh Doslipora 588.82 1294 (189) P (2) -(5-10) R -(10+) -(-5)
49. Najin 27.92 517 (64) P (1) -(-5) T,O -(-5) -(-5)
50. Gada Khud 61.11 857 (107) H(l). M(l), -(-5) T -(5-10) BS pel) Rakh Sultan Pora 1692.82 906 (139) P (I) -(-5) T,R -(-5) -(-5)
Gund Ibrahim 89.03 608 (99) P (1) -(-5) O.R -(-5) -(-5)
53. Mati Pora 910.96 3952 (621) P (4) -(-5) W,S.O PO -(-5)
54. Amma Buran 27.11 694 (100) M(l), P(I) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5) 49
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal place&) including any distance place of (in Kin.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur· Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
( 11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20)
PR Ganderbal (15) EA Rice GC 61.10 3.24 12.55 22.66 M(l). C(5) Shrine of Kh. Wari Sahib PR Srinagar (18) EA Rice .. GC 79.72 526 10.12 34.40 N(lO). Ruins of ancient bridge KR Pattan (15) EA Rice .. GC 453.66 114.53 21.85 68.80
PR Pattan (12) EA Rice GC 292.19 17.00 47.75
PR Pattan (15) EA Rice GC 191.01 19.43 21.04 PR Pattan (14) EA Rice GC 240.79 33.59 43.30 PR Srinagar (12) EA Riee .. GC 409.14 3.64 49.37 64.35 Ruins of ancient bridge PR Srinagar (10) EA Rice GC 117.76 44.52 42.09 M(l). C(l) PR Pattan (8) EA Rice GC 21.85 15.38 26.31
PR Pattan (9) EA Rice .. GC 115.74 64.34 89.44
PR Pattan (10) EA Rice .. GC 13.76 46.54 52.61
PR Pattan (7) EA Rice .. GC 96.32 235.93 104.81 38.45 Deveraj Kandrat PR Pattan (6) EA Rice GC 25.90 31 98 8.09 24.28 G(3)
PR Pattan (5) EA Rice GC 55.44 96.32 19.02 21.04 C(3)
PR Pattan (5) EA Rice GC 2.02 Q.88 2.43 4.05
PR Pattan (6) .EA Rice .. GC 23.07 21.85 4.45 10.12
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice .. GC 530.55 430.99 103.20 KR Pattan (10) ED Rice .. GC 2.02 23.07 6.07 KR Pattan (10) EA Rice GC 35.61 117.77 33.99 M(I). C(I)
PR Pattan (9) ED Rice GC 4.85 19.83 4.86
PR Pattan (7) EA Rice .. GC 51.80 70.82 13.76 7.28 C(l)
PR Pattan ( 12) EA Rice " GC 128.69 243.22 12.95 203.96 C(l)
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice .. GO 18.20 6.48 3.24
PR Pat tan (10) ED Rice .. GC 48.56 4.86 7.69
PR Pattan (a) EA Rice .. GC 526.50 163.90 402.26 600.16 C(3)
PR Pattan (10) EA Rice .. GO 13.76 70.82 1,62 2.83
PR Pattan (7) ED Rice GC 606.63 99.96 58.68 145.69 C(3)
PR Pattan (2) EA Rice PC 17.00 4.04 1.62 4.45 50
1981 CENSUS VD..LAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAW ARI Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station. any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO)
55. Rakh Buran 578.71 410 (56) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
56. Usan Khai 261.03 1383 (177) H(I). M(l) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) P (3) 57. Aglar 152.97 677 (91) P (1) -(-5) T.O -(-5) -(-5)
58. Gosha Bug 248.07 2072 (272) M(l). P(3) D(l) T.N PO BS
59. Sultan Pora Khai 346.41 2634 (364) M(I). P(3) -(-5) N -(-5) BS
60. Chaku 8.90 448 (65) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) BS
61. Loli Pora 78.11 517 (51) P (2) -(-5) T.O -(-5) B5
62. Watal Hanji 8.09 287 (30) P (1) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
63. Naid Khai 963.97 4080 (539) M(I). P(2) D(I) R PO. Phone BS
64. Kani Pora 82.56 387 (47) P (1) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
65. Gund Balakh 75.68 Un-inhabited
66. Gundi Jahangir 690.40 1611 (193) M(I). P(2) -(-5) T.R -(-5) -(-5)
67. Gund Bun 245.65 865 (122) P (1) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-5)
68. Vij Pora 262.64 1312 (198) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)
69. Rakh Hajin 253.74 1003 (152) P (3) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
70. Hajin 1828.79 6265 (835) H(3), P(4). PHC(I). T.R PO. Phone BS 0(3) RP(I) 71. Shah Gund 668.14 3030 (375) M(I). P(3) 0(1) T.R PO BS 72. Siri Hari Karan Gund 359.77 977 (148) P (I) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) 73. Madwan 208.42 1035 (137) M(l). P(2) D(I) R --(-5) BS 74. Gund Prang 184.13 1626 (251) P (1) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5)
26550.09 ·109737 .(15195)H(12) D(19). M(35) FPC(2) P(148) CWC (I) 0(12) PHC(I) RP(4) • Excluding boat blocks. 51
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in KID.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Pattan (4) EA Rice W 275.19 169.97 85.79 47.76
PR Pattan (5) EA Rice W 133.55 96.32 29.54 1.62 N(2)
PR Pattan (6) ED Rice W 66.77 82.56 2.43 1.21
PR Pattan (7) EA Rice W 174.02 44.52 24.28 5.25
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice W 165.92 165.11 15.38 Mel). C(I)
PR Pattan (10) EA Rice W 2.42 3.24- 3.24
PR Pattan (8) ED Rice W 34.4Q 37.23 3.24- 3.24
PR Pattan (9) ED Rice 4.85 3.24-
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice •. GC 673.40 182.92 26.71 80.94 Shrine of Kamal-ud-Din PR Fattan C8} ED Rice .. GC 59.09 6.88 14.57 2.02
.. GC 72.M 2.43 1.21
PR Pattan (11) EA Rice .. GC 274.37 396.60 19.43
FR Pattan (10) EA Rice .. GC 206.80 18.62 20.23 M(I)
PR Pattan (10) EA Rice ., GC 194.66 14.16 SO. 18 3.64-
PR Fattan (15) EA Rice ., GC 116.55 85.39 51.80
PR Pattan (15) EA Rice .. GC 1502.61 202.75 123.43 M(3). N(4)
PR Pattan (9) EA Rice .. GC 490.08 178.06 N(I). C(3)
PR Pattan (16) ED Rice .. GC 114.53 226.62 6.48 12.14
PIt Fattan (20) EA Rice .. GC 92.27 85.39 4.86 25.90
PIt Pattan (21) EA Rice .. GC 71.22 81.75 5.67 25.49
266.69 14716.89 4441.90 3400.64- 3723.97
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
TEHSIL SOPORE
S.No. Name of Village 1981 S. No. Name of Village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
1. Achha Bal 46 30. Drusu Jagir 137 2. Adi Pora 31 31- Drusu Khalsa 133 3. Ahanger Pora 104 32. Dugri Pora 117 4. Amar Garh 48 33. Duli Gund 127 5. Balhama Thakan Pora 83 34. Dundusa 130 6. Bata Pora Najar 75 35. Duniwari. 107 7. Behram Pora 136 36. Fagi Pora 96. 8. Bohri Pora 39 37. Feroz Pora 71 9. Botingu 23 38. Fider Pora 93 10. Braman 79 39. Gali Bal 78 11. Brana Dab 76 40. Gori Pora Dara Pora 12 12. Brat 36 41. Gund Bakir 51 13. Bula Gam 57 42. Gund Brat 35 14. Bumai 11 43. Gund Karim Khan 131 15. Chak Haigam 59 44. Gund Mulraj 42 16. Chatusa 101 45. Hachivi Pora 98 17. Chera Har 20 46. Hadi Pora 68 18. Chhuru 58 47. Haigam S3 19. Chij Hama 69 48. Hamam 108 20. Chipdeji 116 49. Hardu Chanam 118 21. Chitlora 41 50. Hardushuo 19 22. ChraH Gund 128 51. Harwan 3 23. Dachan Pora 90 52. Hath Langu 26 24. Dalri 114 53. Hib Danger Pora 135 25. Danger Pora 32 54. Huma Dub 85 26. Dangi Wachha 124 55. Hunru 111
27. Dara Nambal 49 56. Idi Pora 15 28. Da:lna 105 57. Janwara 28
29. Doru 33 58. Kartar Garh 45 54- s . .No. .Name of village 1981 S . .No. Name of village 1981 Location Location Code .No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
59. Khah Moh 77 88. Nawpora Tujar 5
60. Kherman Reshan 18 89. Nowpora Hamal 110 61. Khushi Pora 88 90. Nowpora Kalan 38
62. Kitar Daji 106 91. Pakhwara 113 63. Kitru Nari Bal 81 92. Panji Pora 52
64. Krank Shivan 60 93. Panzala Gund Bal 86
65. Kungrusa 112 94. Pari Para 44
66. Ladi Angan 80 95. Pathbug 29 67. Laisar 129 96. Pathu Kah Muqam 62
68. Lalad 63 97. Patusa 87
69. Lathi Shath 4 98. Pazwal Pora 102
70. Logri Pora 9 99. Raban Ranahama 43
71. Logri Wal Pora 70 100. Rakh Haigam 54
72. Ludhu Lodura 84 101. Rampora Rajpur 17
73. Ludura 66 102· Rawchha 122 74. Mala Guni Pora 138 103. Renji 55
75· Mala Mapan Pora 27 104. Ruhama 74
76. Mala Para Panditan 14 105. Sagi Pora 1
77. Mahdinu Hachinar 119 106. Said Para 37 78. Manchan Pora 92 107. Sangrama .64
79. Mandji 22 108. Sangram Para 120
80. Margi Pora Bala 125 109. Sare Pora Budan 91
81. Margi Para Pain 126 110. Satrina 100
82. Markote 109 111. Seelo 40
83. Maz Bug 47 112. Seen 99
84. Muqam Shaheed Mir 21 113· Seer Jagir 65 85. Nagri 114. Sem Para Pora 25 34 86. Naki Pora Bata Pora 95 115. Shckha Para 97. 87. Nathi Pora 7 116. Shoga Pora 72 55 s. No. Name of village 1981 S.No. Name of village 1981 Lo,;ation Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
117. Sonian Said Nar 94 128. Wan Pora 89
118. Syal Kot 82 129. Wara Pora 30
119. Takia Khan Mohammad 13 130. Wari Pora 121
120. Tangamula 103 131. Watlab 24
121. Tarazuea 50 132. Watra Gam Bala 132
122. Tramba Gund 56 133. Watra Gam Pain 134
123. Trega Pora 73 134. Yamberzal Wari 16
124. Tujar Pahle Har 6 135· Yar Bug 123
125. Vedipora Lurhama 67 136. Zalura 2 126. Wadura 8 137. Zethan 115 127. Wagul 61 138. Zooni Pora 10 56
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available {if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place:" where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi· water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (BUS stop. marketl railway hat. if station, any water way) , (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
1. Sagi Para 225.82 1625 (233) P (1) -(-5) W.C,S PO -(-5)
2. Zalura 436.66 2320 (310) H(I).M(I). -(-5) S PO BS P(2).0(1) 3. Harwan 255.36 1589 (238) P (1) -(-5) S.C PO -(-5) 4. Lathi Shath 131.12 904 (104) P (1) -(-5) S,C -(-5) -(-5)
5. Nawpora Tujar 88.63 458 (61) P (I) -(-5) C.T -(-5) -(-5)
6. Tujar Pahle Har 395.38 3268 (483) M(2).P(4). -(-5) C,S.T PO BS 0(1) 7. Nathi Pora 1.64.71 872 (115) P (I) -(.,5) R.T.N -(-:-5) BS
8. Wadura 367.05 2010 (231) P(3). AC(I) -(-5) Tw.C PO BS 9. Logri Pora 124.24 695 (86) P (I) -(-5) C.T -(-5) -(-5) 10. Zooni Pora 68.39 397 (61) P (I) -(-5) C.T -(-5) -(-5) II. Bumai 122.62 506 (68) P(2). 0(1) D (1) T.S PO BS 12. Gori Para Dara Para 171.99 1099 (151) P (I) -(-5) T.C.N -(--5) -(-5)
13. Takia Khan Mohammad 91.06 274 (35) M(I). P(2) -(-5) C.S -(-5) -(-5) 14. Mala Para Panditan 72.44 435 (55) H(I).M(I). -(-5) T,C -(-5) BS P(2) 15. Idi Pora 252.53 2171 (327) H(I).MO). -(-5) T.W.C PO. Phone .. BS P(2) 16. Yamber:t:al Wari 494.13 912 (143) P (I) -(-5) T.S.N -(5-10) -(-5) 17. Rampora Rajpuf 319.30 743 (119) P (I) D (I) s -(5-10) -(5-10) 18. Khertnan Reshan 25.09 Un.Inhabited 19. Hardushuo 679.24 3250 (481, H(I).M(2). FPC (I) T.C.S.N PO BS P(3) 20. Chera Har 83.37 217 (39) P (1) -(5-10) S -(-5) -(-5)
21. Muqam Shaheed Mir 237.55 592 (89) P (1) -(-5) T.S -(-5) -(-5)
22. Mandji 136.79 573 (81) P (I) -(-5) C.S PO BS
23. Botingu 414.40 2255 (300) H(I).M(I). D (1\ N PO BS P(I) 24. Watlab 277.21 1117 (176) M(2).P(3) -(-5) R,C PO BS
25. Nagri POfa 74.87 267 (31) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
26. Hath Langu 365.84 1408 (160) M(I).P(2) -(-5) C.S PO -(-5)
'1.7. Mala Mapan Para 195.06 1068 (149) M(I).P(2) -(-5) W.C -(-5) -(-5)
28. Janwara 266.29 1198 (137) M(I). pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)
29. Pathbug 75.68 388 (55) P (I) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5) 57
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Sopore (21)) BA Rice 1'C '01.17 %.1'2 46.13 PR Sopore (H) EA Rice PC 178.06 168.35 90.25 PR Sopore (13) EA Rice PC 129.10 75.68 50.58 PR Sopore (12) EA Rice PC 65.96 48.97 16.19 PR Sopore (11) EA Rice PC 42.49 29.14 17.00 PR Sopore (12) EA Rice PC 189.80 137.19 68.39 Ziarat Mehboob ul-Alam PR Sopore (13) EA Rice PC 41.68 82.15 11.33 29.55 PR Sop ore (10) EA Rice PC 123;84 184.53 58.68 KR Sopore (11) EA Rice PC 66.37 41.28 16.59 PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 36.02 18.61 1.21 12.55 Dooni Mai Asthapan PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 49.37 50.99 22.26 PR Sop ore (ll) EO Rice PC 87.01 52.61 16.19 16.18 PR Sopore (7) EA Rice PC 17.81 24.69 6.48 42.08 PR Sopore (12) EA Rice PC 27.11 34.40 10.93 PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 96.32 74.06 16.19 65.96 Jenab Syed Fatah Sahib KR Sopore (10) EA Rice. Maize PC 2.02 373.94 -- 118.17 Shrine of Hazrat Hassan Sahib KR Sopore (20) EA Rice. Maize PC 12.55 242.81 22.26 41.68 o 21.45 2.02 1.62 PR Sopore (10) EA Rice o 308.14 150.95 88.63 131.52
KR Sopore (15) EA Rice 52.21 6.48 24.68
KR Sopore (13) EA Rice o 4.86 136.78 34.80 61.11
PR Sopore (13) EA Rice PC 58.28 37.23 12.14 29.14
PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 205.18 108.86 42,49 57.87
PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 65.16 94.28 4.86 112.9] Shrine of Baba Sheikardin Sahib PR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 24.28 31.57 15.38 3.64
PR Sopo~e (7) EA Rice PC 140.43 107.24 46.13 72.04 Darvash Haba Sahib PR Sopore (8) EA Rice PC 122.62 56.25 6.07 10.12
PR Sopore (6) EA Rice PC 114.12 85.39 50.59 16.19
KR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 54.23 15.38 2.43 3.64 58
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station. any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
30. Wara Pora 634.96 3194 \433) P (2) D (I) N.T PO -(-5)
31. Adi Pora 526.10 1670 (213) M(I). P(2) -(-5) C N -(-5) -(-5) 32. Danger Pora 767.70 4157 (522) H(3). M(2). D (1) N PO BS P(2).0(1) 33. Doru 304.73 2259 (317) M(I). P(2) D (1) T.W.C PO- BS 34. Sem Pora 81.34 497 (70) P (I) -(-5) T,C -(-5) -(-5)
35. Gund Brat 268.31 1207 (158) P (I) -(-5) W.R.C . -(-5) -(-5) 36. Brat 22!l.25 1193 (137) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) 37. Said Pora 250.10 1316 (178) P (2) -(-5) N.T -(-5) -(-5) 38. Now Pora Kalan 594.49 3275 (355) H(I). M(I). D (I) N PO BS P(3) 39. Bohri Pora 136.79 572 (71) P (I) -(-5) ; R.C -(-5) BS
40. Seelo 354.51 2310 (292) H(I). M(2). D (1) R.S.C PO BS P(3) 41. Chitlora 224.20 1105 (141) M(l). P(I) -(-5) T.N,S PO -(-5)
42. Gund Mulraj 39.66 260 (43) pel) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5)
43. Rahan Ranahama 452.04 2284 (269) H(l). M(I). -(-5) T.N -(-5) BS P(2) 44. Pari Pora 141.64 703 (88) pel) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5)
45. Kartar Garh 86.60 Un-Inhabited 46. Achha Bal 462.97 4031 (540) H(I). M('2). D (1) T.R.N PO. Phone BS P(6).0(I) 47. Maz-Bug 174.02 861 (120) P(I) -(-5) C.N -(-5) BS
48. Amar Garh 306.35 1418 (166) P(2) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
49. Dara Nambal 439.09 835 (102) P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
50. Tarazuea 681.90 3946 (529) M(I). P(4) D (1) N.T PO BS
51. Gund Bakir 25.09 84 (11) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
52. Panji Para 159.05 1016 (116) H(I). M(I). -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5) P(2) 53. Haigam 560.90 3102 (412) HO), M(lj. D (1) T.C PO BS P(4) 54. Rakh Haigam 1114.52 933 (130) P(l) -(-5) Hp.N -(-5) -(-5)
55. Renji 140.83 780 (106) P(I) -(-5) N,Tw.T -(-5) -(-5) 56. Tramba Gund 68.3~ 346 (52) pel) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5) 57. Bula Gam 299.07 871 (121) P(I) -(-5) N.Hp.T -(-5) -(-5) 58. Chhuru 94.29 433 (58) P( I) -(-5) T.N.S -(-5) BS 59
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance r------A------~__, place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (Ii) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Sop ore (3) EA Rice PC 291.38 203.55 67.99 72.04 PR Sop ore (2) EA Rice PC 169.57 237.55 59.89 59.09 PR Sopore (2) EA Rice PC 426.54 249.29 5.67 86.20 PR Sopore (2) EA Rice PC 192.63 69.20 3.64 39.26 KR Sopore (3) ED Rice PC 48.56 20.64 2.02 10.12
PR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 140.43 83.77 9.71 34.40 KR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 128.29 88.22 11.74 PR Sopore (3) EA Rice PC 135.57 90.65 4.86 19.02 Syed Sahib PR Sop ore (1) EA Rice PC 257.78 264.67 10.12 61.92 Shrine of Sheikh Sahib PR Sop ore (4~ EA Rice PC 74.46 36.83 25.50 PR Sopore (7) EA Rice PC 159.85 82.97 65.96 45.73 KR Sop ore (5) EA Rice PC 110.08 70.43 5.65 38.04 Shrine of Sahib Dastgeer KR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 21.04 12.14 3.24 3.24 PR Sopore (4) EA Rice PC 229.86 156.21 35.21 30.76
KR Sopore (4) ED Rice PC 24.28 50.18 48.16 19.02 PC 40.47 4.85 23.07 18.21
PR Sopore (6) EA Rice PC 255.77 94.29 17.00 95.91 PR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 54.63 59.49 4.86 55.04 PR Sopore (2) EA Rice PC 123.03 82.96 40.47 59.89
KR Sopore (3) EA Rice o 246.86 46.13 23.88 122.22
PR Sopore (3) EA Rice 98.74 o 307.56 161.47 59.90 54.23
KR Sopore (4) EA Rice PC 16.19 8.09 0.81
KR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 44.52 40.47 36.42 37.64
PR Sopore (6) EA Rice o 390.53 73.65 44.1l 52.61
PR Sopore (6) EA Rice 80.53 o 225.01 63.13 139.22 606.63
KR Sopore (13) EA Rice 5.25 o 74.87 44.52 8.50 7.69
KR Sopore (Il) EA Rice o 38.45 23.47 0.40 6.07
KR Sopore (10) EA Rice :l.83 o 59.49 189.80 28.73 18.23
PR Sopore (9) EA Rice PC 36.02 31.57 6.48 20.22 60
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational M~dical Drinking Post & Dayor Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station. any water way) ( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
59. Chak Haigam 30.76 90 (12) -(-5) -(-5) C.N -(-5) BS
60. Krank Shivan 274.38 1651 (203) P(I) -(-5) C,N PO -(-5)
61. Wagul 233.51 1192 (150) P(2) FPC(I) C,N.T PO -(-5) 62. Pathu Kah Muqam 169.97 837 (102) P(3) -(-5) C.N,T -(-5) BS 63. Lalad 134.76 892 (105) P(l). 0(1) -(-5) C,N -(-5) BS 64. Sangrama 269.12 1343 (172) M(l), pel) -(-5) C.N,T PO BS
65. Seer Jagir 471.46 4385 (595) M(l), P(4) FPC (1) T,R,N PO -(-5) 66. Ludura 474.70 2311 (279) M(l). P(2) -(-5) F,C PO, Phone BS 67. Vedipora Lurhama 144.88 702 (76) P(2) -(-5) T,N -(-5) BS 68. Hadi Pora 407.52 2016 (252) H(I). M(I). D(l), HC(I) T PO -(-5) pel) 69. Chij Hama 314.04 1275 (177) pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
70. Logri Wal Pora 42.90 222 (33) Pll) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
71. Feroz Pora 82.56 639, (83) P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
72. Shoga Para 44.52 180 (23) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) 73. Trega Pora 34.80 615 (72) M(l), P(2) -(-5) N -(-5) BS 74. Ruhama 912.98 3026 (444) H(l), M(3), D (I) T,N PO BS P(Z) 75. Bata Para Najar 62.32 228 (35) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) BS 76. Brana Dab 130.71 754 (127) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
77. Khah Moh 92.67 1078 (168) pel) -(-5) C,S PO -(-5)
78. Gali Bal 33.13 36 (5) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
79. Braman 117.36 863 (152) P(I) -(-5) C,N.S -(-5) -(5-10)
80. Ladi Angan 54.63 139 (25) pel) -(-5) C,N.S -(-5) -(5-10)
81. Kitru Nari Bal 73.25 343 (71) pel) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
82. Syal Kot 189.39 688 (125) M(2), P(2) D (1) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
83. Balhama Thakan Pora 262.24 792 (135) H(l), M(l), D (1) C,N PO -(-5) P(l) 84. Ludhu Lodura 173.61 616 (110) M(l). pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
85. Huma Dub 46.54 124 (20) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
86. . Panzala Gund Bal 274.78 1138 (194) M(l), pel) -(-5) C,N PO -(-5)
87. Patusa 210.84 62! (91) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5) 61
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance r------~------~ place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11 (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Soporc (8) EA Rice o 13.36 14.16 3.24 KR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 111.69 96.72 6.48 59.49 KR Sopore (6) EA Rice PC 97,93 95.10 14.58 25.90 PR Sopore (7) EA Rice PC 80.53 66.37 12.95 10.12 PR Sopore (3) EA Rice PC 57.87 58.28 4.45 14.16 PR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 133.95 90.65 22.66 21.86 PR Sop ore (4) EA Rice PC 244.43 124.24 14.97 87.82
PR Sopore (6) EA Rice PC 226.62 150.14 17.40 80.54 PR Sopore (5) EA Rice PC 78.91 22.26 20.24 23.47 PR Sopore (7) EA Rice PC 197.89 61.11 80.94 67.58 PR Sopore (8) EA Rice o 82.96 182.52 17.00 31.56 PR Sopore (9) EA Rice o 6.07 29.95 1.62 5.26 PR Sopore (8) EA Rice o 59.89 21.04 1.63
PR Sopore (9) EA Rice PC 26.71 16~9 1.62
PR Sopore (9) EA Rice o 6.07 19.83 2.42 6.48 Shrine of Mehboob A1am. PR Sopore (12) EA Rice o 192.63 552.81 80.53 87.01 Syed Sahib PR Sopore (14) EA Rice PC 8.09 38.45 15.78 KR Sopore (14) EA Rice o 9.31 92.26 29.14 KR Sopore (13) EA Rice o 42.90 33.58 16.19
KR Sopore (17) EA Rice 4.04 o 2.02 15.38 11.74
KR Sopore (25) Rice PC 81.34 14.56 21.45
KR Sopore (26) ED Rice 2.02 PC 34.40 2.43 0.40 15.38
KR Sopore (25) ED Rice 2.02 PC 50.60 5.25 15.38
KR Sop ore (22) ED Rice o 43.30 86.20 1.21 58.68 Shrine of Skikhs KR Sopore (18) ED Rice o 93.48 113.72 55.04 KR Sopore (20) ED Rice 12.55 o 100.76 25.50 0.40 34.40 KR Sopore (6) ED Rice 1.62 o 14.16 17.81 12.95
KR Sopore (15) ED Rice 0.40 o 46.94 185.76 41.68 KR Sopore (15) ED Rice o 31.16 147.71 31.97 62
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in tlte column and next to it in brackets, the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of ltouse- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market! railway hat, if station. any water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
88. Khushi Pora 146.09 481 t70) M(l), pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5) 89. Wan Pora 186.56 408 (66) M(l), P(2) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5) 90. Dachan Pora 139.62 292 (47) P(I) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
9!. Sara Pora Budan 232.29 1013 (133) M(l), P(2) -(-5) N -(-:-5) -(-5)
92. Manchan Pora 132.33 273 (36) P(l) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) 93. Fider Pora 89.03 437 (64) pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) 94. Sonian Said Nar 217.32 599 (105) M(l), pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
95. Naki Pora Bata Pora 180.90 692 (100) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
96. Fagi pora 46.13 100 (20) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
97. Shckha Pora 61.11 147 (27) pel) -(-5) , C,N -(-5) -(-5)
98. Hachivi Para 31.57 142 (23) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) BS
99. Seen 82.96 220 (42) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
100. Satrina 72.84 103 (14) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
1O!. Chatusa 164.30 432 (76) H(l). M(2), -(-5) C,N PO BS P(3) 102. Pazwal Pora 89.44 374 (66) PCI) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
103. Tangamula 102.39 349 (60) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
104. Ahanger Pora 2(1.23 73 (14) PCI) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
105. Dazna 71.23 251 (40) PCI) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
106. Kitar Daji 70.82 177 (33) _pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(5-10)
107. Duniwari 50.18 60 (12) -(-5) -(5-10) C,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
J08. Harnam 36.42 188 (31) P(I) -(5-10) C,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
109. Markote 14.57 92 (17) -(-5) -(5-10) C,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
llO. Now Pora Hamal 46.92 82 (15) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
111. Hunru 69.61 389 (53) pel) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
112. Kungrusa 114.93 496 (75) M(l), P(3) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
ll3. Pokhwara 24.69 201 (31) pel) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
114. Dalri 76.89 176 (41) P(I) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5) ll5. Zethan 65.96 492 (49) M(l). pel) D(l), FPC(I) C,N PO -(-5) 116. Chipdeji 21.45 50 (7) P(l) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-S) 63
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. at"ea under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal place&) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20)
KR Sopore (15) ED Rice o 14.97 104.01 27.11 KR Sopore (14) ED Rice o 21.S5 ll8.17 46.54 KR Sopore (10) EA Rice o 17.S1 101.58 20.23 PR Sopore (14) EA Rice o 17.40 182.51 17.00 15.38 PR Sopore (15) EA Rice o 42.49 63.94 8.90 17.00 PR Sopore (15) EA Rice o 26.71 23.07 9.31 29.94 KR ·Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 25.50 147.30 25.50 19.02 KR Sopore (11) ED Rice 4.05 PC 121.41 20.23 6.07 29.14 KR Sop ore (10) ED Rice 0.81 PC 24.28 8.09 2.02 10.93 KR Sopore (10) ED Rice 0.81 PC 22.38 S.09 1.63 18.20 PR Sopore (14) ED Rice 1.62 PC 13.36 8.09 2.02 6.48 KR Sopore (15) ED Rict" 2.02 PC 40.47 20.23 4.05 16.19 PR Sopore (15) ED Rice 2.02 PC 32.38 12.14 1.62 24.68 PR Sopore (23) ED Rice 3.64 PC 61.11 64.75 34.80 PR Sopore (26) ED Rice 1.21 PC 53.01 4.46 30.76 KR Sopore (25) ED Rice 2.43 PC 59.49 IS.62 21.85 KR Sopcre (24) ED Rice PC 12.14 8.09 KR Sop ore (22) EA Rice 5.67 PC 48.56 2.84 0.40 13.76 KR Sopore (24) ED Rice 3.24 o 21.04 30.35 16.19
KR Sopore (27) EA Rice 3.24 o 32.78 3.24 10.92 KR Sopore (27) EA Rice o 17.81 5.66 12.95
KR Sopore (27) EA Rice o 4.86 4.05 5.66 KR Sopore (27) ED Rice 1.62 o 22.64 13.35 9.31 KR Sopore (21) ED Rice 2.02 PC 40.47 12.15 2.02 12.95
KR Sopore (20) ED Rice 2.02 PC 72.84 12.14 4.05 23.88
KR Sop ore (20) ED Rice PC 12.14 8.09 1.21 3.25
KR Sopore (23) ED Rice 4.05 PC 20.23 16.18 4.05 32.38
KR Sop ore (20) ED Rice 4.05 PC 24.28 16.19 2.02 19.42 KR Sopore (19) ED Rice 0040 PC 8.09 4.06 0.81 8.09 64
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) bolds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market{ railway hat. if station. any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
117. Dugri Pora 41.28 132 (18) pel) -(-5) C,N -C-5) -(-5)
118. Hardu Cbanam 162.28 571 (95) M(l). PIll -(-5) C.N PO BS
119. Mahdiml Hachinar 76.08 46 (II) pel) -(-5) C.N -(-5) BS (Mandinu Hachinar) 120. Sangram Pora 42.09 91 (13) PIll -(-5) C.N -(-5) BS
121. Wari Pora 59.49 224 (31) pel) -(-5) C.N -(-5) BS
122. Rawchha 403.07 1459 (233) M(l). P(2) D(l) S.N -(-5) BS
123. Yar Bug 260.62 737 (95) P(2) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
124. Dangi Wachha 153.78 1480 (198) H(2), M(2). HC(I). N PO & Phone .. BS P(3) FPC(I).PHC(I) 125. Margi Para Bala 40.87 74 (ll) P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
126. Margi Para Pain 35.61 113 (14) P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
127. Duli Gund 74.87 367 (54) P(l) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
128. Charali Gund 99.15 210 (36) M(l). pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
129. Laisar 106.84 401 (68) pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
130. Dundusa 82.15 508 (63) P(2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
131. Gund Karim Khan 108.86 504 (67) P(l), 0(1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
132. Watra Gam Bala 218.53 1090 (154) Mel}. P(3) D(l) T.N PO BS
133. Drusu Khalsa 46.54 297 (37) pel} -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
134. Watra Gam Pain 292.59 1484 (172) P(3} -(-5) T -(-5) BS
135. Hib Danger Pora 269.52: 1530 (188) P(3) -(-5) N.T -(-5) -(-5) 136. Behram Pora 387.29 254Q (351) H(l). M(l). D(l) N.T PO BS P(3} 137. Drusu Jagir 97.93 462 (54) pel} -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
138. Mala Guni Para 94.70 678 (83) P(2) -(-5) N -(-'-5) -(-5)
Total 27808.01 129852 (17717) H{21).M(56). D(19).FPC(5). P(I98).AC(I). PHC(I).HC(2) 0(7) 65
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approacb Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Mea not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20)
KR Sopore (19) ED Rice 2.43 PC 8.09 8.09 2.02 20.65
PR Sopore (20) ED Rice 2.02 PC 40.47 60.71 6.07 53.01
PR Sopore (18) ED Rice 1.21 PC 40.47 20.23 4.05 10.12
PR Sop ore (18) ED Rice 0.81 PC 16.17 12.14 2.02 10.93
PR Sopore (18) ED Rice 1.21 PC 24.28 16.19 4.05 13.76 Shrine of Hltzrat Abubakar Sidiq PR Sopore (15) EA Rice PC 110.89 228.65 36.02 27.51
KR Sopore (14) ED Rice 2.43 PC 48.97 159.04 25.09 25.09
PR Sopore (14) EO Rice PC 44.11 76.89 5.67 27.11
KR Sopore (14) ED Rice PC 13.75 20.64 6.48
KR Sopore (14) ED Rice PC 14.57 19.42 0.81 0.81
KR Sopore (12) ED Rice 0 41.28 15.38 12.95 5.26
KR Sopore (12) ED Rice 0 43.71 40.87 6.07 8.50
KR Sopore (10) EA Rice 0 33.99 58.G8 8.91 5.26
KR Sopore (11) EA Rice 0 34.39 34.40 8.50 4.86
KR Sopore (10) EA Rice PC 63.94 22.26 11.33 11.33
PR Sopore (13) EA Rice 10.93 0 77.70 96.32 0.40 33.18
KR Sop ore (12) EA Rice 0 29.54 9.72 3.64, 3.64
PR Sopore (13) EA Rice 0 151.76 90.25 17.00 33.58
KR Sopore (8) EA Rice 0 110.08 103.60 16.59 39.25
PR Sop ore (9) EA Rice 0 197.89 157.83 12.95 18.62
KR Sopore (9) EA Rice 0 76.08 8.50 3.64- 9.71
KR Sopore (9) EA Rice 0 17.40 23.47 17.41 36.42
275.96 11049.37 9959.01 1737.37 4786.30 ,-. 0: ..
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
BARAMULA TEHSIL
S.No. Name of Village 1981 S.No. Name of Village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
I. Agar KaHan 10 34. Duda Bug 108 2. Aram Pora 5 35. Dundamoh 102 3. Archander Rama 8 36. Durahama 93 4. Badamulla 144 37. Fateh Godh 145 5. Bahram Pora 36 38. Fateh Pora 128 6. Bahram-Pur Kungerdara 74 39. Frasta Dub 121 7. Bandi Bala 104 40. Frasta Rar 130 8. Bandi Pain III 41. Frasta Rar Tilagam 76 g. Ba ba Khi Pora 38 42. Gadwani 78. 10. Bener Kahdura 164 43. Ganta Mooia Baia 152 11. Biyawa 37 44. Ganta Mooia Pain 153 12. Bochu 67 45. Gohan Lari Jungle 133 13. Bodi Bug 7 46· Gpigam 15 14. Burzalla 14 47. Gom Ahmad Pora 20 15. Burza Washan 96 48. Gotiyar 129 16. Chack Narain Dass 27 49. Gund Ari Pora 39 17. Chak Charat Ram 30 50. Gund Chander Rama 62 18. Chakiu 167 51. Gund Khawja Kasim 4 19. Chanda Kot 68 52. Rabaq Tangoo 6 20. Chandera Seer 43 53· Hail Jagir 85 21. Chander Rama 61 54. Haji Bal 156 22. Chichiura 13 55. Hamari 64 23. Chinar Bitchri Gund 171 56. Hanji Wera 1 24. Chudusa 134 57. Hardukhel 141 25. Chukar 45 58. Harhand Pora 52 26. Danger Pora 138 59. Heewen 147 27. Daragam 51 60. Huda Pora 124 28. Darahu Frasta Wari 119 6!. Indir Gam 63 29. Dard Pora 79 62. Jahama 168 30. Diina 170 63. Jaisheri 155 31. Doli Pora 72 64. Janbaz Pora 166 32. Dompora Dongadara 91 65. Jagi Yar 149 33. Dona Dara 48 66. Kachumuqam 118 68
S.No. Name of Village 1981 S.No. Name',of Village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
67. Kakuthal 100 103. Nangir Pora Mughama 32 68. Kalantra Bala 101 104. Naow Gam Kandi 106 69. Kalantra Pain 99 105. Naraderi 137 70. Kanlu 34 106. Nawgam 161 71. Kanis Pora 169 107. Nihal Pora 56 '72. Kanter Bug 3 108. Nilah 55 73. Karewa Kreri 86 109. Nolri 22 74. Katian Wali 132 110. Nowpora Jagir 89 75. Kati Bug 28 111. Ochli Pora 31 76· Kawahar 116 112. Odura 142 77. Khadniar 154 113. Ohlitra 158 78. Khai Tangan 131 114. Othura 88 79. Khamiyar 54 115. Paki Pora 50 80. Khargam 77 116. Palhalan 60 81. Khise Pora 83 117. Pati Pala Pora 59 82. Khore 23 118. Pattan 57 83. Khuda Pora 135 119. Pinjra 16 84. Kitcha Hama 151 120. Pochanag 69 85. Kohlina 110 ]21. Puna Cheter 165 86. Kreri 70 122. Qasba Malmoh 9 87. Krishama 26 123. Rajpora Thandakasi 114 88~ Lara Dura 115 124. Rasri Pora 75 89. Maharaj Pora Kanagam Dara 2 125. Rawan Pora 29 90. Mala Bochan 11 126. Sachi Pora 82 91- Mala Pora 143 127. Sadipora 162 92. Malik Pora 65 128. Salusa R7 93. Mamusa 25 129. Sargudanger Pora 49 94. NIanagam 94 130. Shalaqa Wara 90 95. Mirher 146 131. Sheikh Pora 95 96. Mohammad Pora 42 132. Shera Pora Bangil 24 97. Murantanguari 113 133. Shera Pora Gugaran 117 98. Nagbal 103 134. Sheri Narawaw 148 99. Naid Hal 163 135. Shitlu 159 100. Naji But 126 136. Shuch Pula Pora 46 ]O}. ~ala Sar I07 137. Shumlaran 136 102. Namba1an 140 138. Singh Pora Kalan 127 69
S. No. Name of village 1981 S. No. Name of village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
139. Sid Wara Pora 47 156. Wagura 125 140. Sonim 33 157. Wahidana 112 141. Sudra Bal 58 158. Wahi Gund 41 142. Sulta Pora Kandi 109 159. Wailu Kral Pora 44 143. Takia Yousuf Shah 105 160. Wanigam Bala 71 144. Takki Sultan 157 161. Wani Gam Pain 53 145. Tangwari Bala 97 146. Tangwari Pain 98 162. Wankeri 160 147. Tantri Pora 21 163. Waripora Bala 81 148. Taper Wari Pora 66 164. Wari Pora Bangil 19 149. Tara Rama 17 165. Wari Pora Pain 73 150. Tari Pora Wansaran 139 166. Watra Gam 80 151. Thindama 84 167. Weri Nar 122 152. Tilagam 40 168. Wizar 92 153. Tunjharan 12 169. Wulraman 120 154. Uteku 18 170. Yal 35 155. Wagela 123 171. Zandaforan 150 70
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, market! railway hat. if station, any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
1. Hanji Wera 466.61 4062 (615) M(3).Pt8) -(-5) C.N PO, Phone BS 2. Maharaj Pora 229.46 953 (125) P (2) -(5-10) N -(-5) -(-5) Kanagam Dara 3. Kanter Bug 57.87 426 (65) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(5-10) -(-5)
4. Gund Khawja Kasim 89.44 614 (95) M(4).P(8) D (1) C,N ~O BS- 5. Aram Pora 40.87 620 (86) P (2) -(-5) C,N,S -(-5) BS
6. Habaq Tangoo 55.04 647 (98) P (I) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5),
7. Bodi Bug 166.73 814 (127) P (2) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
B. Archander Hama 55.85 890 (115) M(2),P(6) -(-5) T,C,N -(-5) -(-5) 9. Qasba Malmoh 254.15 1514 (239) M(I),P(4) D (I) T,N -(5-10) BS 10. Agar KaHan 84.58 666 (83) P (1) -(-5) T,N -(-5) BS 11. Mala Bochan 38.45 435 (58) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
12. Tunjharan 26.30 126 (17) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
13. Chkhlura 330.67 1407 (180) M(2),P(3) -(-5) N -(5-10) -(-5)
14. Burzala 65.56 335 (48) P (I) -(-5) T,N -(-5j -(-5)
15. Goigam 135.57 737 (11 0) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
16. Pinjra 210.03 853 (152) P (I) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) 17. Tara Hama 102.79 767 (113) H(I),M(I), RP(2) S PO BS P(3) lB. Uteku 124.64 699 (98) P (1) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(-5)
19. Wari Pora Bangil 155.00 637 (88) H(l),M(I), -(-5) N,S.W PO -(-5) P(2) 20. Gom Ahmad Pora 264;26 1714 (257) P (2) -(-5) T,W,N -(5-10) BS
21. Tantri Pora 30.35 427 (60) M(I),P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) 22. Nolri 285.31 1120 (177) P (2) D (1) W,N -(-5) BS 23. Khore 181.30 1721 (229) H(I),M(2), D (I),RP(I) N PO BS P(5) 24. Shera Pora Bangil 403.88 1391 (214) M(I),P(5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
25. Mamusa 310.80 1744 (225) M(l ),P(2) -(5-W) C -(-5) -(-5) 26. Krishama 144.47 573 (99) P (1) -(5-10) T,N -(5-10) -(5--10)
27. Chack N arain Dass 31.57 267 (37) P (1) -(-5) T,C -(5-10) -(5-10)
2B. Kati Bug 91.06 342 (39) P (I) -(5-10) C -(5-10) -(5-10)
29. Rawan Pora 42.49 243 (37) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(5-10)
30. Chak Charat Ram 57.47 332 (53) -(-5) -(-5) C -:-(-5) -(-5) 7J
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any di1lou.nt.e ~lat.e ~{ {in Km.} Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Pattan (3) EA Rice PC 320.11 61.52 84.98 N (2)
PR Pattan (9) EA Rice PC 92.27 101.17 36.02 PR Pattan (4) EA Rice PC 36.83 14.97 3.24 2.83 PR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 76.49 1.62 9.31 2.02 N (3)
PR Pattan (7) EA Rice PC 29.14 3.24 7.68 0.81 PR Pattan (7) EA Rice PC 33.18 7.28 9.72 4.86 PR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 119.79 22.66 21.04 3.24 PR Pattan (8) EA Rice PC 45.73 4.86 5.26 PR Pattan (10) EA Rice PC 190.20 19.83 44.12 N (2)
PR Pattan (II) EA Rice PC 72.84 11.74 N (I)
PR Pattan (II) EA Rice PC 27.11 3.65 7.69 PR Pattan (10) EA Rice PC 21.45 2.02 2.83
PR Pattan (13) EA Rice PC 180.90 35.20 14.57 N (2) KR Pattan (11) EA Rice PC 46.13 19.43 KR Pattan (12) EA Rice PC 92.67 0.41 42.49 KR Pattan (13) EA Rice PC 134.76 /7.28 67.99 PR Pattan (15) EA Rice PC 73.65 29.14 KR Pattan (15) EA Rice PC 85.79 38.85 Imarnhada PR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice PC 74.46 40.06 40.48 PR Pattan (8) EA Rice PC 99.15 99.15 65.96 PR Pattan (9) EA Rice PC 21.45 6.07 2.83 PR Pattan (7) EA Rice PC 125.86 79.72 79.73 N (1) PR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 111.29 23.88 46.13 N (2) KR Pattan (4) ED Rice PC 137.19 135.98 130.71 KR Pattan (9) EA Rice PC 161.47 35.21 114.12 KR Pattan (7) EA Rice PC 83.77 21.45 39.25 KR Pattan (9) EA Rice PC 21.04 4.86 567
PR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 51.40 6.48 33.18
KR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 31.16 1.21 10.12
PR Pattan (11 ) EA Rice PC 40.47 4.86 12.14 72
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market/ railway hat, if station. any water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
31. Ochli Pora 60.30 215 (29) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(5-10)
32. Nangir Pora Mughama 73.65 494 (84) -(-5) -(-5) T.C -(-5) -(-5) (Nangi Pora M21khara) 33. Sonim 121.00 492 (78) P (I) D (1) C -(-5) -(-5)
34. Kanlu 114.12 459 (64) P (I) -(-5) C -:-:(~5) -(--'5)
35. Val 211.65 791 (116) M(I).P(5) -(-5) T.C PO BS
36. Bahram Pora 58.28 288 (48) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5).
37. Biyawa 109.67 564 (103) M(I).P(3) -(-5) C PO -(-5)
38. Baba Khi Pora 40.47 143 (24) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) (Bata Khai Pora) 39. Gund Ari Pora' 38.04 142 (22) M(I).P(l) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) 40. Tila Gam 396.60 1958 (279) M(I),P(I) D (I) T,C PO BS
41. Wahi Gund 25.50 234 (34) -(-5) ....,...(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5)
42. Mohammad Pora 85.79 532 (73) P (I) -(-5, C -(-5) -(-5)
43. Chandera Seer 154.19 488 (77) P (I) -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(-5)
44. Wailu Kral Para 198.30 1113 (172) M(I),P(2), -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) 0(1) 45. Chukar 335.08 1546 (210) M(2),P(6) -(-5) T,C PO -(-5)
46. Shuch Pula Para 143.26 628 (93) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
47. Siri Wara Pora 476.72 1838 (265) P (4),0(1) D (I) C,N PO BS
48. Dona Dam 37.23 285 (46) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
49. Sargudanger Para 203.96 1305 (173) P (3) D(1),RP(l) C PO -(-5)
50. Paki Pora 69.20 313 (48) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
51. Dara Gam 123.43 466 (69) P(I) -(5-10) C,N ~(5-1O) -(5-10)
52. Harhand Para 5t5.66 88 (10) -(-5) -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(-5) 53. Wanigam Pain 3013.37 1422 (152) M(2),P(3) PHC(I), T,C PO BS FPC(l) 54. Khamiyar 176.04 597 (81) P (I) PHC(I) T,C,S -(-5) BS 55. Nilah 163.49 285 (40) P(I),O(I), -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(-5) AC(IJ 56. Nihal Pora 757.58 3010 (415) H(I),M(2), D(I),RP(Z) T,N PO BS P(6) 57. Pattan 702.14 2768 (344) H(2),M(4), H(I),D(2), S,Hp,T, PTO, Phone BS P(7) FPC(Z)' W,Tw,C HC(2),PHC(2) 58. Sudra Bal 50.99 239 (30) P (I) -(-5) T,W,C,S -(-5) -(-5)
59. Pati Pala Pora 108.86 439 (65) P (1) -(-5) T,C -(-5) -(-5)
60. Palhalan 971.26 7054(1023) M(I),P(6) D
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Pattan (8\ EA Rice PC 45.73 1.62 2.83 10.12 KR Pattan (7) EA Rice PC 45.33 10.12 18.20 KR Pattan (8) EA Rice PC 63.94 16.59 40.47 KR Pattan (5) EA Rice PC 38.45 40.47 35.20 PR Pattan (5) EA Rice PC 135.17 18.61 57.87 PR Pattan (3) EA Rice PC 19.43 27.52 11.33 PR Pattan (6) EA Rice PC 71.23 9.71 28.73 KR Pattan (15) EA Rice PC 23.07 6.07 11.33 KR Pattan (18) EA Rice PC 6.07 19.83 12.14
PR Pa~tan (5) EA Rice PC 137.59 176.85 82.16 KR Pattan (17) EA Rice PC 19.02 2.03 4.45 KR Pattan (18) EA Rice PC 59.08 ~.31 17.40 KR Pattan (6) EA Rice GC 53.83 65.96 34.40 KR Pattan (5) EA Rice PC 114.13 37.23 46.94 KR Pattan (3) EA Rice PC 183.32 70.82 80.94 KR Pattan (3) EA Rice PC 100.36 15.38 27.52 PR Pattan (4) EA Rice PC 205.18 197.49 74.05 KR Pattan (4) EA Rice PC 25.50 5.25 6.48 PR Pattan (6) EO Rice PC 130.31 30.35 43.30 PR Pat tan (6) EA Rice PC 31.16 18.62 19.42 KR Pattan (9) EA Rice GC 56.66 42.49 5.26 19.02 KR Pat tan (8) EA Rice PC 6.07 38.85 11.74 PR Pattan (5) EA Rice PC 77.70 148.12 82.55 PR Pattan (4) EA Rice PC 27.12 105.62 43.30 KR Pattan (5) EO Rice PC 34.80 91.46 37.:.23 PR Pattan (4) EA Rice PC 332.66 293.40 131.52 ]\T (2) PR Pattan (0) EO Rice PC 344.39 186.16 80.94 90.65 Ant ient Temple
PR Pattan (2) EO Rice GC 12.95 3035 7 .. 29 0.40 PR Pattan (3) EO Rice GC 18.21 66.77 3.65 20.23
PR Pattan (2) EO Rice GC 517.19 237.55 121.41 9~,:! An 74
198] CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market! railway hat. if station. any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
6], Chander Harna 199.11 835 (103) P(2) -(-5) T.C -(-5) -(-5)
62. Gund Chander Hama 31.57 42 (7) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
63. Indir Gam 308.37 1830 (237) M(I).P(3) -(-5) T.C -(-5) -(-5)
64. Hamari 231.08 905 (127) M(I).P(2) -(-5) T.W.C -{-5) .... -(~5)
65. Malik Pora ~7.23 309 (39) -(-5) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5) 66. Taper Wari Pora 679.07 2541 (332) M(I).P(3) -(-5) C.T.W PO -(-5)
67. Bochu 218.53 630 (82) P (I) -'-(-5) C,N --(-5) -(--5)
68. Chanda Kot 120.60 383 (51) P (1) -(5-10) W.N -(5-10) -(-5)
69. Pochanag 185.75 375 (53) P(I).AC(I) -(-5) , C.N -(-5) -(-5)
70. Kreri 386.48 2364 (364) H(I),M(2). HC(I).FPC(I) T.W.S.C PO BS P(4).O(I) 71. Wani Gam Bala 2(J4.37 883 (113) M(I).P(2) HC(I) T.S -(-5) -(-5)
72. Doli Pora 106.03 664 (94\ P (1) -(-5) C.S -(-5) -(-5)
73. Wari Pora Pain 52.61 133 (22) -(-5) -(-5) C.S -(-5\ -(-5)
74. Bahram-Pur-Kungerdara 47.35 Un-inhabited )
75. Rasri Pora 81. 75 351 (46) P (l) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
76. Frasta Har Tilagam 86.60 390 (56) P (1) -(-5) C.S,N -(-5) -(-5)
77. Khar Gam 152.16 324 (46) P (1) -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(-5)
78. Gadwani 68.39 122 (19) -(-5) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
79. Dard Pora 144.12 392 (52) M(I).P(2) -(-5) T.C -(-5) -(-5)
80. Watra Gam 404.29 1277 (185) M(I).P(3). -(5-10) C.S.N PO -(-5) C(l) 81. Wari Pora Bala 87.01 500 (74) P (1) -(-5) C.N -(5-10) -(-5)
82. Sachi Pora 40.87 100 (13) -(-5) -(5-10) C.S.N -(-5) -(-5)
83. Khise Pora 92.27 412 (50) P (I) -(-5) T,C.S -(-5) -(-5)
84. Thindarna 182.92 .'>22 (64) PCl) -(5-10) C.S.N -(-5) -(-5) 85. Hail ]agir 177.25 670 (100) P(I),O(I) -(5-10) C.S.N.O -(-5) -(-5)
86. Karewa Kreri 123.03 80 (12) -(-5) -(5-10) C.S.N.O -(-5) -l-5)
87. Salusa 328.61 1292 (186) M(I).P(3) D (I) T.C.S,N -(-5) -(-5)
88. Othura 488.06 1784 (237) M(2).P(6) -(5-10) S.N PO. Phone -(-5)
89. Nowpora Jagir 591.2.'> 2;:!69 (331) M(2).P(5) D (I) T.S.N -(5-10) BS 75
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Pattan (5) . EO Rice GC 60.30 122.62 9.31 6.88
KR Pattan (6) EA Rice GC 22.66 4.87 2.02 2.02
KR Pattan (5) EO Rice GC 107.65 171.59 12.13 17.00
PR Pattan (6) EO Rice GC 86.20 99.15 45.73
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice GC 14.97 12.95 3.64 5.67
PR Pattan (5) EO Rice GC 99.96 457.30 40.47 81.34 (Ruins of Ancient Temple)
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice PC 30.16 130.31 36.01 GC 22.05 KR Baramula (10) EO Rice PC 59.89 37.23 17.00 6.48
KR Pattan (9) EA Rice PC 20.10 104.81 34.81 GC 26.03 PR Pattan (10) EA Rice GC 140.83 203.16 42.49 N (2)
PR Pattan (8) EA Rice GC 57.47 105.22 41.68
PR Pattan (14) EO Rice GC 48.56 44.92 12.55
KR Pattan (11) EA Rice PC 21.05 23.47 8.09 Un-i nhabited GC 6.07 39.25 2.03
KR Pattan (7) EA Rice GC 35.21 21..tS 25.09
KR Pattan (12) EA Rice PC 16.19 41.68 28.73
KR Pattan (4) EA Rice GC 33.99 78.91 39.26
PR Pat tan (5) EA Rice PC 48.97 8.09 11.73
KR Pattan (7) EA Rice GC 8.50 86.60 19.02
PR Baramula (18) EA Rice PC 55.06 240.79 32.38 30.76 N (4) GC 45.30 KR Pattan (IS) EA Rice GC 10.93 55.85 15.78 4.45
PR Baramula (17) EA Rice GC 17.00 15.38 2.01 6.48
KR Pattan (11) EA Rice GC 50.99 27.92 13.36
PR Baramula (16) EO Rice PC 50.12 91.06 10.51 10.12 N (1) GC 21.11 PR Baramula (12) EO Rice PC 32.60 98.74 16.19 15.38 N (1) . GC 14.34 PR Baramula (18) EA Rice GC 48.97 29.54 2.03 42.49
PR Baramula (10) EO Rice. Maize PC 80.07 174.83 39.66 Ziyarat Khan GC 34.05 Sahib. N(3) PR Baramula (10) EO Rice. Maize PC 151.36 249.69 40.47 46.54 N (10)
PR Baramula (7) EO Rice. Maize PC 84.17 399.43 64.75 42.90 N (35) 76
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within. the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -S Kms .• S-1O Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, if station, any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
90. Shalaqa Wara 326.58 1479 (205) M(I),P(3) D(l),FPC(l) F,T,S,C,N PO -(-S)
91. Dompora Dongadara 209.63 775 (110) P (2) -(5-10) S.N -(5-10) -(-S) 92. Wizar 193.85 1138 (133) P (2) -(5-10) C,S.N,O -(5-10) -(-5)
93. Durahama 92.27 460 (70) P (2) -(S-10) C,S,N,O -(S-19) -(-5) 94. Managam 384.05 1034 (166) P (2) -(5-10) C,N -(-5) BS
95. Sheikh Para 80.94 520 (81) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) 96. Burza Washan 54.63 224 (39) -(-5) -(-5) e,N -(-S) -(-5)
97. Tangwari Bala 51.40 224 (34) P (1) -(-5) C -(-S) -(-S) 98. Tangwari Pain 29.54 102 (13) -(-5) -(-S) C,S -(-S) -(-5) 99. Kalantra Pain 133.95 737 (lOS) M(2),P(3), D (1) C,N PO BS 0(2) 100. Kakuthal 193.44 690 (99) P(I),O(I) -(-S) C,N -(-5) -(-S)
101. Kalantra Bala 204.37 637 (104) M(I),P(2), -(-5) C,N -(-S) -(-5) 0(1) 102. Dundamoh 21S.30 445 (77) P(I),O(I) -(-5) e,N -(10+ ) -(5-10) 103. Nagbal 150.54 389 (72) P(I),O(I) FPC(I) e,N -(5-10) -(5-10)
104. Bandi Bala 85.79 389 (71) P(I),Oe I) -(-5) C,N -(10+) -(S-IO)
105. Takia Yousuf Shah 36.42 178 (2S) P(l),O( 1) -(-5) C,N -(S-10) -(5-10) 106. N aow Gam Kandi 9S.10 524 (72) M( I),P(2), -(S-IO) T,e -(-S) -(-S) 0(1) 107. Nala Sar 106.03 520 (89) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(5-10)
108. Duda Bug 138.40 587 (99) P (I) -(-5) C -(-S) -(5-10)
109. Sulta Para Kandi 167.54 584 (87) M(I),P(I) D (1) T,e PO -(-5) 110. Kohlina 120.60 483 (76) peI),O(I) -(-S) C,N -(-S) -(10+)
111. Bandi Pain 144.88 885 (148) M(I),P(I) -(-5) C,S PO -(-S)
112. Wahidana 40.47 133 (21) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-S)
113. Murantanguari 148.12 449 (68) P (1) -(-5) T,e -(-5) -(-S)
114. Rajpora Thandakasi 51.80 251 (40) P(I),O(I) -(-5) T,S,N,Hp -(-S) -(5-10)
115. Lara Dura 126.79 1040 (133) H(I),M(2), -(-5) Hp,S,N PO -(-5) P(4),0(I) 116. Kawahar 172.40 848 (lOS) 0(1) -(-5) T,W,Hp,N -(-5) -(-5)
117. Shera Pora Gugaran 140.83 664 (110) P (1) -(5-10) T,e -(5-10) -(5-10)
118. Kachumuqam 4S5.28 1870 (264) H(1),M(3), D (1) C,N PO BS P(6),0(I) 119. Darahu Frasta Wari 179.28 438 (65) P (1) -(-5) e,N -(5-10) -(5-10) 77
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
App~Qacb. Neuel!.t P()wel: Staple Land use (i. e.. atea under diffe~ent t'Jptl o( land \!.I.e. Remal:u to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any ·distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Baramula (10) EO Rice. Maize PC 101.17 169.16 56.25 N (5) PR Baramula (12) EO Rice, Maize PC 83.77 86.20 39,66 N (4) PR Baramula (12) EA Rice, Maize PC 100.77 65.16 27.92 Ziyarat Hazrat Shah Sahib. N(2) PR Baramula (17) EA Rice, Maize PC 24.69 53.01 6.48 8.09 N (11)
PR Baramula (~4) EA Rice. Maize. PC 33.59 301.09 8.90 40.70 Wheat KR Baramula (29) ED Rice PC 38.45 24.28 10.93 7.28 Ziyarat Qurish Sahib. N(ll) KR Baramula (24) EA Rice' PC 9.30 34.40 10.93 KR Baramula (25) EA Rice GC 17.41 28.73 5.26 KR Baramula (26) EA Rice PC 8.90 15.78 2.43 2.43 PR Baramula (20) EA Rice PC 56.66 57.06 20.23 KR Baramula (22) EA Rice PC 22.26 116.96 54.22 KR Baramula (21) EA Rice PC 49.78 93.48 61.11 KR Baramula (23) EA Rice PC 31.57 139.21 4.05 40.47 KR Baramula (24) EA Rice PC 39.25 72.44 2.43 36.42 KR Baramula (25) EA Rice PC 42.09 27.52 8.09 8.09 KR Baramula (23) EA Rice PC 17.00 12.14 3.64 3.64 KR Baramula (l3) ED Rice PC 6UO 14.57 3.24 16.19 KR Baramula (16) ED Rice. ~1aize PC 54.63 29.96 1.21 20.23 KR Baramula (17) ED Rice PC 78.11 34.80 1.21 24.28 KR B-aramula (22) ED Rice PC 92.67 42.09 4.45 28.33 KR Baramula (19) ED Rice PC 34.81 61.51 4.05 20.23 PR Baramula (18) ED Rice PC 57.87 62.73 12.14 12.14 KR Baramula (17) ED Rice PC 4.46 27.11 0.81 8.09 KR Ba-ram\lla (t8) EA Rice PC 3l.l6 94.29 2.44 20.23 KR Baramula (13) EA Rice PC 16.19 23.08 4.45 8.08 KR Baramula (12) EA Rice PC 35.21 81.34 9.7l 10.53 KR Bdramula (12) EO Rice PC 0.81 136.79 12.14 22.66 KR Baramula (19) ED Rice PC 37.23 88.63 2.83 12.14 PR Baramula (21) EA Rice. Maize PC 60.30 320.92 33.59 40.47 PR l3aramula (22) ED Rice PC 29.95 119.38 29.95 78
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketJ railway hat. if station, any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
120. Wulraman 178.87 532 (88) 0 (1) -(~5) N,S -(5-10) -(5-10) 121 Frasta Dub 123.03 224 (37) P (1) -(5-10) Tw.C.S, -(5-10) -(5-10) N,O 122. Weri Nar 59.89 95 (18) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(5-10) -(5-10) 123. Wagela 162.69 310 (44) P (1) -(5-10) C,N :-(5-10) -(5--10) 124. Huda Pora 113.72 394 (53) P (1) -(5-10) T.W,S,N -(-5) -(5-10) 125. Wagura 499.39 2123 (303) H(1).M(3). D (1) T,W,Tk, PO BS P (7) F,C,N,Q 126. Naji But 112.50 614 (78) P (2) -(-5) T,N -(5-10) -(-5) 127. Singh Para Kalan 517.19 1809 (284) H(2).M(4). D (1) T,S.N PO. Phone BS P(6) 128. Fateh Para 422.09 1530 (213) M(I),P(2)., -(5-10) T,W,S,N -(-5) -(-5) 0(1) 129. Gotiyar 110.08 642 (101) P (I) -(-5) T,W.S -(-5) -(-5) 130. Frasta Har 53.42 324 (43) P (1) -(-5) T,W.Tk,S -(-5) -(-5) 131. Khai Tangan 382.84 1510 (198) M(1),P(3) -(5-10) T.S.N PO -(-5) 132. Katian WaJi 234.72 644 (101) P (1) -(5-10) T.S,N -(-5) -(-5) 133. Gahan Lad Jungle 161.47 452 (75) P (2) -(5-10) S PO -(5-10) 134. Chudusa 309.99 1724 (270) M(I),P(2) D (1) T,S PO -(5-10)
135. Khuda Pora 108.05 491 (81) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) BS 136. Shumlaran 123.84 676 (107) P (1) -(5-10) N,T -(10+) -(5-10)
137. Naraderi 25.50 179 (29} -(-5) -(~) S -(-5) -(5 -1U)
138. Danger Pora 75.68 555 (83) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
139. Tari Para Wansaran 61.51 273 (43) P(I) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
140. Nambalan 82.96 555 (86) 0 (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
141. Hardukhel 151.35 769 (lJ3) P (2) -(-5) W,S,N -(-5) -(-5)
142. Odura 177.66 786 (120) M(I),P(2) -(-5) W.S,N -(-5) -(-5)
143. Mala Para 126.67 681 (103) M(1).P(2) -(5-10) W.N PO -(-5)
144. Badamulla 81.34 425 (60) P (1) -(-5) N.W -(10+) -(-5) 145. Fateh Godh 202.35 1380 (197) H(I),M(2), D (I) W.S,T N -(5-10) BS P(4),0(1) 146. Mirher 35.21 376 (46) P(I), 0(1) -(-5) S.T.W -(-5) -(-5) 147. Heewen 261.03 2013 (319) M(I). P{3), -(-5) S,N,W PO BS 0(1) 148. Sheri Narawaw 171.59 1120 (159) P (1) FPC (1) T,W.S PO BS
149. Jagi Yar 87.82 747 (113) F(2), 0(1) -(-5) S,N,C -(-5) BS 79
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Baramula (15) EA Rice PC 0.81 157.42 20.64 KR Baramula (17) ED Rice 98.34 9.31 15.38 KR Baramula (17) EA Rice 46.94 O.IH 12.14 KR Baramu]a (16) EA Rice PC 19.83 89.84 12.55 40.47
KR Baramula (11) EA Rice PC 0.40 99.96 8.50 4.86 PR Baramula (15) EO Rice PC 135.17 262.24 46.54 55.44 PR Baramula (10) EO Rice PC 2.02 98.74 2.03 9.71 PR Baramula (10) EO Rice PC 3.64 429.78 40.87 42.90 PR Baramu]a (7) ED Rice PC 4.45 350.86 36.83 29.95 PR Baramula (3 ) ED Rice PC 1.63 93.48 7.69 7.28 KR Baramula (9) ED Rice PC 0.40 43.71 4.45 4.86 PR Baramula (15) EO Rice. Maize PC 20.23 310.41 6.07 46.13 N (4) KR Baramula (14) EA Rice. Maize 195.87 4.05 34.80 KR Baramula (7) ED Rice, Maize PC 0.40 130.71 2.03 28.33 KR Baramula (14) ED Rice. Maize 259.41 10.11 40.47 PR Baramula (9) ED Rice 94.70 4.05 9.30 KR Baramula (16) ED Rice PC 0.81 101.17 1.63 20.23 KR Baramula (10) ED Rice PC 9.71 9.71 3.25 2.83 KR Baramula (11) ED Rice PC 28.33 32.78 8.09 6.48 KR Baramula (10) ED Rice PC 24.69 20.23 8.09 8.50 PR Baramula (10) ED Rice GC 37.64 27.52 1.61 16.19 PR Baramula (9) ED Rice PC 29.14 89.02 20.64 12.55 PR Baramula (9) EO Rice PC 50.99 76.49 24.28 25.90 PR Baramula (9) EO Rice PC 29.95 70.42 8.90 17.40 PR Baramula (7) ED Rice PC 21.85 44.11 6.48 8.90 PR Baramula (7) EO Rice PC 105.63 45.33 14.16 37.23 Ruins of Ancient Temple PR Baramula (5) ED Rice PC 14.16 5.67 6.88 8.50
PR Baramula (7) EO Rice PC 64.35 152.56 11.74 32.38
PR Baramula (5) EO Rice PC 55.44 55.04 30.76 30.35
PR Baramula (6) ED Rice PC 63.13 8.90 7.28 8.51 80
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BAllAMULA Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges, vi:z: ; -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Dayor Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus sto'!>. marketf railway hat, if station, any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO}
150. Zandaforan 52.61 672 (96) M(l), P(Z) -(-5) W,N -(-5) BS
151. Kitcha Hama 197.89 905 (134) M(l), P(2) -(-5) R,S,N PO BS
152. Ganta Moola Bala 165.92 855 (113) M(l), P(2) -(-5) T,S.N -(-5) BS
153. Ganta Moola Pain 135.98 665 (Ill) P(2).0(1) -(-5) T.R P0 . BS
154. Khadaniar 371.51 950 (138) M(2), P(4) -(-5) T.W.R,S.N -(-5) BS
155. Jalsheri 263.05 802 (114) P (1) -(-5) T,N,R,S' PO -(-5)
156. Haji BaI 165.92 334 (48) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(5-10) -(-5)
157. Takki Sultan 407.93 581 (80) P (1) -(-5) T.W.S,N -(-5) -(-5)
158. Ohlitra 211.25 BIO (133) P (I) -(-5) W,S,N -(-5) -(5-10)
159. Shitlu 523.67 1661 (239) Hel). M(2), D (1) T,N.W,R.SPO BS 1'(4) 160. Wankeri 129,10 402 (50) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
161. Nawllam 85.79 273 (28) -(-5) -(-5) T.W.N -(-5) -(-5)
162. Sadipora 62.32 307 (29) -(5-10) FPC (1) W,N -(-5) -(-5)
163. Naid Hal 783.48 3081 (382) H(I), M(2). -(-5) W,C,S,N PO -(-5) P(4). 0(2) 164. Bener Kahdura 439.90 1933 (228) M(l). P(3) -(-5) T.W.S.N PO BS
165. Puna Cheter 96.72 106 (13) --(-5) -(-5) W.S -(-5) -(-5)
166. Janbaz Pora 164.30 1355 (162) P (I) -(5-10) W,R,C,S,N -(5-lO) BS
167. Chaklu 548.76 1948 (270) M(I), P(3) D (I) R.W,C -(5-10) BS
168. Jahama 143.26 1080 (125) P U) -(-5) R,C -(5-10) -(-5)
169. Kanis Pora 569.80 2433 (320) M(2), P(5) -(5-10) W,N.T,R.S-(5-10) BS
170. Dilna 1260.61 4672 (574) H(1), M(2), D (1) T,R.S,C,N PO, Phone BS P(7 1 171. Chinar Bitchri Gund 191.42 646 (77) P (1) -(5-10) S.N -(5-10) BS
Total 33356.99148770(21111) H(16)M(90). H(I).D(25). P(222), FPC(8).PHC(8). AC(:!) ,0(30) 0(6) 81
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placeb) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Baramula (7) ED Rice PC 33.59 8.90 2.43 7.69
PR Baramula (7) ED Rice PC 76.89 52.61 68.39
PR Baramnla (14) ED Rice PC 33.18 38.04 13.76 80.94
PR Baramula (12) ED Rice PC 41.28 27.93 25.09 41.68
PR Baramula (4) EO Rice PC 19.43 100.36 95.51 156.21
PR Baramula (3) ED Rice PC 15.36 82.56 165.11
KR Baramula (5) EO Rice 118.98 46.94
KR Baramula (5) ED Rice PC 10.93 218.53 16.59 161.88
PR Bararnula (21) EO Rice PC 13.76 162.69 16.19 18.61
PR Baramula (17) EO Rice PC 29.54 394.98 44.52 54.63
KR Baramula (6) ED Rice PC 5.26 98.34 11.74 13.76
PR Baramula (6) ED Rice PC 10.93 57.46 9.31 8.01
PR Baramula (14) ED Rice 48.16 7.68 6.48
PR Baramula (11) EO Rice PC 72.84 598.54 31.16 80.94
PR Baramula (10) ED Rice PC 29.95 352.89 16.59 40.47
PR Baramula (3) EO Rice PC 5.67 73.25 1.61 16.19
PR Baramula (9) EO Rice PC 29.54 24.69 69.60 40.47 Shrine of Janbaz Sahib PR Baramula (8) EO Rice PC 52.20 410.76 45.33 40.47 N (20)
PR Baramula (10) EO Rice PC 2.83 70.01 29.95 40.47 N (3)
PR Baramula (9) EO Rice PC 112.91 360.98 80.94 14.97 N (10)
PR Baramula (5) EO Rice PC 522.05 509.50 26.71 202.35 N (5)
PR Baramula (5) EO Rice PC 50.18 103.60 20.64 17.00 N (24)
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES GULMARG TEHSIL
S.No. Name of Village 1981 S.No. Name of Village 1981 Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) 1. Atipora Zikar 8 52. Khachipora 70 2. Awa Lawa 28 53. Khaipora Bala 96 54. Khaipora Payin 3. Bachipora 16 98 55. Khamander Pora 6 4. Badipora 20 56. Kharapora 50 5. Badrakot 60 57· Kharnipora 91 6. Bassnipora 95 58. Kohlar 4 7. Batapora Sagri 3 59. Kothipora 15 60. Kralwat 8. Batu 75 9 6I. Kulhama 46 9. Budi Pora 76 62. Kunchipora 23 10. Bunagam 39 63. Kunja!" 32 II. Bunagund 52 64. Lal- Pora 35 12. Buna Sharan 54 65. Larik Pora 53 66. Malapora Sangrama 13. Chak Mirza amadar 10 J 72 67. Malwah 55 14. Chak Than Chanpora 66 68. Mang Lara 36 15. Chandi Bug Narikhar 27 69. Marchipora 22 16. Chandil 47 70. Meri Pora 1 17. Chandi Lura 18 71. Mughal Pora 99 72. Mula Bangil 18. Chandil (Wani Gam) 78 58 73. Mulagam 29 19. Darahama 62 74. Nadir Gund 92 20. Dara Kassii 61 75. Ogmuna 44 21. Darweshpora 93 76. Osan BangH 42 22. Dewa Bug 30 77. Pajwal Pora 85 23. Dewa Dragar 80 78. Pandit Pora Bala 12 24. Dewapora (Dard Pora) 57 79. Pandit Pora Payin 31 25. Druru 21 80. Pariswani 45 26. Fajapora 77 81. Ranbir Pora 11 27. Ferozpora 65 82. Rrtnipora Bala 84 28. Gogal Dara 59 83. Ratnipora Payin 37 29. Gokahama 26 30. Goni Pora 41 84. Rawat Pora 7 31. Gotli Pora 69 85. Reram 24 32. Gound Magsud 25 86. Sharai 38 33. Gund Dalwach 51 87. Sherapora Telagam 100 34. Haipara 87 88. Solinda 67 Hajibal 35. 79 89. Sonlipora 14 36. Hardu Aboora 49 Takia Batapora 37. Hardu Bani 34 90. 33 38. Hardu Ichlu 81 91. Tumber Hama 63 39. Hardu Madam 82 92. Tantripora 86 40. Hardu Shuru 2 93. Tetran 97 41. Haripora 56 94. Tokal Pora 83 42. Hari Utnu 17 Treran 43. Harnow Kawachak 101 95. 64 44. Hayat Pora 13 96. Tur ka ba ta pora 89 45. Heeng 43 97. Wahipora 19 46. Hoom 88 98. Warapora (Wawa Pora) 71 47. Kamupora 68 99. Watal Pora 94 48. Kanhama 90 49. Katapora 73 100. Zasapora 5 50. Kawrahama 48 101. Zeran 74 51. Kech Matipora 40 102. Forest Block 102 84
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (..... ) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potabk) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, if station, any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
I. Meripora 21.04 133 (22) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
2. Hardu Shuru 306.35 1343 (19'1) H(l),M(l), D (1) N PO BS P (3) 3. Batapora Sagri 36.42 148 (21) -(-5) D (1) N,S -(-5) BS
4. Kohlar 23.07 59 (9) -(-5) -(-5) N,S -(-.5) =(-5)
5. Zasapora 17.00 95 (14) P (I) -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(--5)
6. Khamander Pora 75.27 290 (41) P (1) -(-5) C,S ~(-5) -(-5)
.7. Rowat Para 93.89 366 (54) P (I) -(-5) N,S ....,,(-5) -(-5)
8. Atipora Zikac 105.62 370 (61) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) BS
9. Kralwat 76.89 386 (58) H(I),Mel), D (1) T,N,S PO BS (Kralawat) P (2) 10. Malapora Sangrama 60.30 204 (3l) P (I) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -("':"5)
11. Ranbir Pora 78.91 366 (61) P (1) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
12. Pandit Pora Bala 109.27 417 (~4) P (1) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
13. Hayat Pora 91.06 246 (38) P (I) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
14. Sonlipora 46.13 220 (39) -(-5) -(-5) C,S -(-5) -(-5)
15. Kothi Pora 37.64 211 (33) P (I) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
16. Bachi Pora 34.80 155 (24) P (I) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
17. Hari Utnu 308.78 1540 (255) M(I), P(3) D (1) N,S PO -(-5)
18. Chandi Lura 59.08 422 (64) H(I),M(3), -(-5) N,T,S PO BS P (3) 19. Wahipora 29.95 204 (27) -(-5) -(-5) N,S -(-5) BS
20. Badipora 60.70 166 (28) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
21. Druru 133.14 633 (104) P (2) -(-5) N,S -(-5) BS
22. Marchipora 40.47 409 (50) P (2) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
23. Kunchipora 49.78 389 (61) P (I) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
24. Reram 111.69 612 (86) P (I) -(-5) N,S -(-5) BS
25. Gound Magsud 23.47 87 (14) -(-5) -(-5) N,S -(-5) --(-5) (Gound Maqsud) 26. Gokahama 42.09 365 (58) P (1) -(5-10) N.S -(-5) BS
27. Chandibug Narikhar 27.92 112 (18) -(-5) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5) (Chanda Bug Nari Khar) 85
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irdgated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11 ) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Tangmarg (1O) EA Rice PC 14.57 1.21 4.05 1.21
PR Tangmarg (13) EA Rice PC 163.90 48.97 87.41 6.07
PR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice GC 25.90 0.81 3.64 6.07 KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice GC 11.74 3.64 2.02 5.67 KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 9.71 1.62 1.62 4.05
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 42.09 9.31 13.75 10.12
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 58.28 6.07 10.52 19.02
PR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 50.18 16.19 4.85 34.40 \ PR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 54.23 1.62 20.64 0.40
KR Tangrnarg (10) EA Rice PC 40.47 0.40 15.38 4.05
KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice PC 53.01 2.83 6.07 17.00
KR Tangrnarg (6) EA Rice PC 77.30 2.02 29.95
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 42.09 26.30 12.55 10.12
KR Tangmarg (7j EA Rice PC 30.35 2.83 5.26 7.69
KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice PC 26.71 0.40 6.89 3.64
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 21.45 1.21 6.07 6.07
PR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 177.66 47.35 32.78 50.99
PR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice PC 32.37 0.81 13.35 12.54
PR Tangmarg (3) EA Rice PC 19.43 0.40 2.03 8.09
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 27.92 0.81 13.35 18.62
PR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 72.85 0.40 19.83 40.06
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 25.50 7.28 7.69
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 32.78 0.81 2.83 13.36
PR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 66.36 0.40 6.48 38.45
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice GC 14.97 1.62 6.88
PR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 18.62 OAO 6.48 16.59
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 19.02 1.21 7.69 86
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5--10 Kms. & IO+Kms. of the nearest village number plact' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinidng Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market! railway hat. if lltation. any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
28. Awa Lawa 35.61 231 (35) -(-5) -(-5) N.S -(-5) BS
29. Mulgam 114.53 546 (82) M (I) D (1) N.S -(-5) BS
30. Dewa Bug 174.02 843 (116) M (1) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5)
31. Panditpora Payin 40.06 182 (24) -(-5) -(-5) N.T,S -=-("':"5) . BS
32. Kunjar 98.34 789 (127) M(I),P(l). -(-5) N.S PO. Phone BS (Kunjur) 0(1) 33. Takia Batapora 76.49 542 (90) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) BS
34. Hardu Bani 200.73 734 (WI) P (I) -(-5) N.T,S -(-5) -(-5) (Hardu Beni) 35. Lal Pora 904.89 3345 (500) H(I).M(2). D (1) N.T.S PO -(-5) P(4).0(2) 36. Mang Lara 69.61 482 (65) 0 (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) BS
37. Ratnipora Payin 38.63 165 (28) 0 (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5) (Ratnipora Pain) 38. Sharai 137.19 621 (91) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
49. Bunagam 123.03 505 (79) M(l). P(2) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5) (Buna Gund) 40. Kech Matipora 45.73 318 (44) P (1) -(-5) N,S -(-5) -(-5)
41. Goni Pora 184.13 772 (124) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
42. Osan Bangil 259.00 1079 (170) H(1).M(2). -(-5) N.S -(-5) BS P (I) 43. Heeng 144.47 586 (88) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
44. Ogmuna 219.75 1204 (174) M(I). 0(1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5) (Ogmana) 45. Pariswani 150.95 441 (75) 0 (1) -(-5) T.N,S -(-5) -(-5)
46. Kulhama 65.96 176 (32) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
47. Chandil 80.94 431 (73) -(-5) -(-5) N.T.S -(-5) -(-5)
48. Kawrahama 146.50 1068 (177) M(I). P(2) D (I) N.T.S PO BS
49. Hardu Aboora 426.54 1717 (289) P (1) D (1) T.N.S PO BS (Hardu ouboora) 50. Kharapora 111.69 172 (29) P (1) -(-5) T.N.S -(-5) -(-5)
51. Gund Dalwach 176.05 521 (81) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
52. Buna Gund 68.80 142 (21) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) BS (Buna Gam) 53. Larik Pora 82.15 330 (44) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) BS
54. Buna Sharan 94.29 322 (53) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) BS 87
DIREqTORY
LAND 1 USE
Approa4h Nearest Power Stl'ple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to viIla;e town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
PR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 23.88 2.02 1.21 8.50
PR Tangmarg (11) EA Rice PC 73.26 3.64 2.83 34.80
KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 108.46 4.05 24.28 37.23
PR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 27.92 2.83 6.07
PR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 52.21 3.64 12.14 30.35
PR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 44.52 8.50 23.47
KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 82.00 8.65 15.38 94.70 KR Tangmarg (11) EA Rice PC 402.67 248.88 119.79 133.55
PR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 40.06 2.02 9.72 17.81
KR Tangmarg l6) EA Rice PC 39.25 2.83 46.55
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 62.73 0.81 6.88 66.77 KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice PC 68.39 0.40 8.90 45.34 KR Tangmal'g (10) EA Rice GC 30.75 4.86 10.12 KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice GC 9:1.27 ;0.40 19.43 72.03
PR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 17l.l8 1.62 36.02 50.18
KR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 95.10 0.40 16.19 32.78 KR Tangmarg (11) EA Rice PC 92.67 22.26 18.62 86.20 KR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 46.95 0.81 4.45 98.74 KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 25.90 1.21 3.24 35.61 KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 25.09 35.21 8.09 12.55
PR Tangmarg (11) EA Rice 'PC !:I4.29 1D.12
PR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice 6.48 PC 102.39 203.56 13.76 100.35 KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice 10.52 PC 10.52 48.56 21.45 20.64
Tangmarg (9) EA Rice GC 65.16 88.63 4.45 17.81 Shrine ofSyed KR Imam Hussan) PR Tangmarg (13) EA Rice PC 23.07 29.54 2.43 13.76 9.71 PR Tangmarg (13) EA Rice PC 28.33 35.61 8.50 12.55 PR Tangmarg (13) EA Rice PC 35.20 38.45 8.09 88
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Krns. & 1O+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketJ railway hat. if station. any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
55. Malwah 80.94 244 (35) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
56. Haripora 47.35 162 (30) -(-5) -(--~) N -(-5) -(-5)
57. Dewapora 208.82 800 (139) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) (Dardpora) 58. Chandil (Wanigam} 217 •.72 894 (158) M(I),P(I), D (I) T.N PO - :::"(-5) 0(1) 59. Gogul Dara 127.07 389 (64) P (1( -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(10+)
60. Badarakot 188.59 602 (95) P(I), 0(1) -(-5) T.N ...:...(5-10) -(5-10)
61. Dara Kassii 196.68 595 (108) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10) (Dara Kashi) 62. Daraharna 37.23 132 (25) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
63. Tumber Harna 79.72 418 (66) P (1) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Tanberharna) 64. Treran 209.63 1237 (182) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
65. Feroz Pora 520.43 3071 (472) P (4) -(-5) C.N.S -(-5) -(-5)
66. Chakthm;:t Chanapora 70.01 351 (63) -(-5) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
67. Solinda 56.25 277 (40) -(-5) -(-5) N,C -(-5) -(-5)
68. Kamupora 42.90 220 (33) P (1) -(-5) N,C,S -(-5) -(-5)
69. Gotlipora 46.54 182 (26) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) (Gotti Pora) 70. Khachipora 18.62 118 (14) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
71. Warapora 67.99 381 (47) M(l), P(I) -(-5) C,N -(--5) -(-5) (Wawa Pora) 72. Chak Mirza Jamadar 18.21 42 (5) -(-5) -(-5) C,N -(-5) -(-5) (Chak Mirja Jarnadar) 73. Katapora 146.09 887 (123) P (1) -(-5) C.N -(-5) -(-5)
74. Zeran 33.59 98 (15) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
75. Batu 57.87 145 (16) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
76. Budipora 60.70 258 (39) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
77. Fajapora 28.73 142 (22) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
78. Mula Bangil 26.71 285 (33) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) 79. Hajibal 447.18 1924 (287) M(I). pel) D (1) N PO BS
80. Dewa Dragar 73.65 335 (50) 0 (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) (Dewa Dragad) 81, Hardu Ichlu 126.67 470 (66) P (1) -(-5) N,C PO -(-5) 89
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Powet Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Tangmarg (14) EA Rice 10.13 GC 20.23 36.42 8.90 5.26
KR Tangrnarg (15) EA Rice GC 0;81 35.21 4.05 7.28
KR Tangrnarg (10) EA Maize. Rice GC 52.60 94.70 25.50 36.02
KR Tangmarg (8) EA Maize. Rice 2.02 GC 56~25 90.65 36.02 32.78
KR Tangmarg (12) EA Maize. Rice 12.95 33.59
KR Tangmarg (10) EA Maize Rice 9.71 GC 4.45 121.00 24.69 28.74
KR Tangmarg (10) EA Maize. Rice 6.07 GC 3.64 128.29 21.45 37.23
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice GC 19.43 3.24 8.08 6.48
KR Tangrnarg (5) EA Rice GC 29.14 8.90 8.90 32.78
KR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice GC 99.96 31.57 78.10
PR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice GC 220.96 77.30 222.17
KR Tangrnarg (3) EA Rice PC 47.75 2;02 10.12 10.12
KR Tangrnarg (3) EA Rice PC 37.64 10.52 2.43 5.66
KR Tangmarg (3) EA Rice PC 30.76 1.2L 5.67 5.26
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice GC 29.54 3.24 8.90 4.86
KR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice GC 11.74 1.21 2.43 3.24
KR Tangmarg (2) EA Rice GC 47.35 6.07 9.31 5.26
KR Tangmarg (1) EA Rice PC 12.55 2.02 2.43 1.21
PR Tangrnarg (I) EA Rice GC 52.21 57.86 17.40 18.62
KR Tangrnarg (3) EA Rice PC 17.00 9.31 2.02 5.26
KR Tangmarg (3) EA Rice GC 21.85 19.02 1l.74 5.26
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice GC 33.18 14.97 4.86 7.69
KR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 19.43 4.45 2.02 2.83
KR Tangmarg (4) EA Rice PC 20.23 2.43 4.05 PR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 70.82 239.17 80.53 56.66 Shrine of Hazrat Baba Reshi KR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 29.14 24.68 10.52 9.31 KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice GC 74.86 20.64 12.55 18.62 90
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & lO+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station. any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
82. Hardu Madam 112.91 367 (52) M(I). PO) -(-5) c -(-5) -(-5)
83. Tokal Pora 22.66 60 (11) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
84. Ratnipora Bala 23.47 189 (28) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
85. Pajwal Pora 23.47 95 (14) -(-5) -(-5) C -=-("'::'5) -(-5)
86. Tantripora 25,.90 222 (31) P (I) . -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
87. Haipara 31,57 169 (30) P (I) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) (Haipora) 88. Hoom (Home) 44.11 133 (23) P (1) D (1) C -(-5) -(-5)
89. Tur kabatapora 95.51 522 (68) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) BS
90. Kanhama 25.90 123 (34) M(l), pel) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
91. Kharnipora 39.66 181 (34) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
92. Nadir Gund 42.90 331 (53) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
93. Darwe Shpora 40.47 70 (13) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
94. Watal Pora 44.52 270 (38) 0(1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
95. Bassnip«;Jra 46.94 Un-inhabited (Bishanipora) 96. Khaipora Bala 107.24 524 (69) H(I),M(I), -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) P (3) 97. Tetran 64.75 172 (26) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(5-10)
98. Khaipora Payin 122.22 466 (72) -(-5) -(-5) C PO -(-5) (Khaipora Pain) 99. Mughal Pora 95.51 331 (52) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
100. Sherapora Telagam 39.25 247 (40) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) (Sherapora Tolagam) 101. Harnow Kawachak 127.48 486 (83) P (1) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5)
102. Forest Block N.A. 159 (75) -(10+) -(10+) c -(10+) -(10+)
Total 108,33.14 47988(7437) H(6).M(22). D(ll) P(84),Q(1l) 91
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice GC 67.58 17.40 8.50 19.43
KR Tangmarg (3) EA Rice PC 15.78 0.40 2.43 4.05
PR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice PC 14.16 3.24 3.24- 2.83
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice GC 17.40 4.05 2.02
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice GO 19.43 0.81 1.21 4.45
KR Tangmarg (6) EA Rice GC 22.26 2.43 2.83 4.05
KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice GC 31.57 1.62 2.83 8.09
PR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 53.43 19.83 8.90 13.35
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 14.57 0.81 2.83 7.69
KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice PC 28.73 2.43 4.05 4.45
KR Tangmarg (9) EA Rice PC 30.36 1.62 3.64 7.28
PR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 25.02 3.24 6.88 5.26
KR Tangmarg (8) EA Rice GC 27.52 6.88 7.28 2.84-
(Un - inhabited) PC 22.66 15.78 2.43 6.07
KR Tangmarg (5) EA Rice PC 34.40 53.01 7.28 12.55
KR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice PC 15.78 32.38 7.69 8.90
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice PC 48.57 46.94 12.95 13.76
KR Tangmarg (7) EA Rice GC 21.86 57.47 2.83 13.35
KR Tangmarg (10) EA Rice GC 8.50 22.66 2.83 5.26
KR Tangmarg (12) EA Rice PC 17.40 88.63 6.88 14.57
KR Tangmarg (20) Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
URI TEHSIL
S. Name of Village 1981 S. Name of Village 1981 No. Location No. Locatzon Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) 1. Addosa 70 48, Isham 61 2. Ashniji 68 49. Ijara 16 3. Badan 53 50. Jabdi 35 4. Badau 36 51. Jablah 55 5. Bagnah Noor Khah 92 52. Javind 19 6. Bal Koote 46 53. Kandi Barjala 74 7. Banali 28 54. Kathal Hil Patribal 98 8. Bande 76 55. Kenchan 90 9. Bandi Brehmanan 51 56. Lachi Pora 94 10. Barnbat 69 57. Ladi 24 11. Bas Gran 79 58. Limber 1 12. Batangi 22 59. Maidanan 31 13. Bat Gran 43 60. Manchikrand 50 14. Bernate 21 61. Mayan_ . 99 15. . Biji Hama 95 62. Minj Gran 13 63. Mohora 16. 'Bila Salamabad 25 88 64. Moriyan 64 17. Bimyar 10 65. Muqam Piran 97 18· Biohi 27 66· Nagnari 12 19. Brari Pora 96 67. Nalai 71 Nalusah 20. Buniyar 6 68· 93 69. Namla Chahal 48 21. 7 7Q. Nau-Gram 3 22. Chakra 62 TJi. Nawaian Rundan 59 23. Chapper 77 72. Nowpora 56 24. Cnollan Kalsan 82 73. Pahli Pora 11 Paran Pilan 25. Chotali 74. 81 33 Peernian 26. Chuanda 42 75. 15 76. Pran Kutran 27. ! Dachi 26 80 Pringal 28.: Darah Goolan 86 77. 8 78. Ramgae 57 Dara Kujan 29.1 30 79. Rampoor 5 30/ Dardkote 60 80. Sahoora 38 31. Dhani Saidan 84 81. Said Pura 47 32. Dobang 66 82. Salamabad 58 83. Salamabad 33. Dudaran 32 91 84. Salasan 37 34. Dulanja 72 85. Salli Koot 40 35. Dwaran 85 86. Shadara 73 36. Feelan 67 87. Shala Dajan 20 37. Gagar Hal 34 88. Sukhdar 52 89. Sultan Daki 38. Gabalata 63 78 90. Thajal 45 39. Ghar Kote 49 91. Theth Mulla Kallan 2 40. Gikote 65 92. Theth Mulla Khurad 4 41. Gingal 87 93. Trikanjan 29 42. Girda Nawah 17 94. Tulwari 41 43. Gohallan 54 95. Uran Bua 89 44. Hardo Kamal Koote 75 96. Uri 44 45. Hathlanga 39 97. Wari Khah 9 46. Hiladpeernian 23 98. Zamboor Pattan 83 47. Hundi Noweshera 18 99. Zehempora 14 94
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND URSIL URI Location Name of Villil.ge Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion& broad ranges. viz ; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat, if station, any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
1. Limber 393.76 1943 (354) M(I).P(6) D(I) W.S -(-5) -(5-10)
2. Theth Mulla KaHan 121.41 460 (69) P (3) -(-5) T.W.R.S -(-5) -(-5) (Theth Mulla Kairul) 3. Nau-Gram 25.50 37 (8) -(-5) -(-5) S.N -(5-10) -(-5) (Naucram) 4. Theth Mulla Khurad 195.47 484 (69) P (2) -(5-10) G.T.W.S ""':(5-10) -(-5)
5. Rampoor 70.01 409 (61) P (2) -(-5) T.S -(-5) BS
6. Buniyar 109.67 629 (88) H(I).M(I). D(l) T.S PO BS P(3) 7. Chahal 48.56 29 (4) -(-5) -(-5) T.S -(-5) BS -8. Pringal 30.35 292 (41) P (I) -(-5) T.S -(-5) -(-5) 9. Wari Khah 76.49 196 (30) -(-5) -(-5) T.S -(5-10) -(-5)
10. Bimyar 562.52 1228 (210) M(I).P(2). -(-5) T.S -(-5) -(-5) AC(I) 11. Pahli-Pora 784.69 1828 (295) H(I).M(I). D (1) T.W.S PO -(-5) P(4) 12. Nagnari 412.38 820 (144) P (2) -(-5) T.W.S -(-5) -(-5)
13. Minj Gran 224.60 616 (94) P (1) -(-5) T.W.S.R -(-5) -(-5)
14. Zehempora 418.45 1160 (175) M(I).P(2) -(-5) T.W.R.S -(-5) -(-5)
15. Peernian 93.48 319 (51~ P (1) D (I) T,W.R,S -(-5) -(--5)
16. Ijara 281.26 890 (137) P(2).AC(I) -(-5) T.W.R.S -(-5) -(-5)
17. Girda-Nawah 53.82 420 (71) P (I) -(-5) T.W.S -(-5) BS
18. Hundi Noweshera 50.99 810 (109) M(I).P(2) D (1) T,S PO BS
19. Javind 25.09 392 (52) P(I).AC(I) -(-5) T.S -(-5) -(-5)
20. Shaia Dajan 107.65 363 (63) P(I) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -{-5)
21. Bernate 163.90 921 (167) P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(-5)
22. Batangi 40.47 370 (53) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
23. Hiladpeernian 71.23 478 (76) P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
24. Ladi 61.92 445 (59) P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(-5)
25. Bila-Salamabad 36.83 208 (29) P (I) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
26. Pran Kutran 23.07 115 (17) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
27. Biohi 27.52 228 (33) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(5-10) 95
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.! Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Uri (25) EA Maize. Rice 0.73 PC 84.66 86.60 174.02 47.75
KR Uri (26) EA Maize. Rice 5.26 PC 41.28 15.78 10.12 48.97
KR Uri (20) EA Maize. Rice PC 8.90 4.45 1.63 10.52
KR Uri (20) EA Maize. Rice PC 25.09 25.50 37.64 107.24
l'R Uri (18) EA Maize. Rice PC 23.88 25.50 17.40 3.23
l'R Uri (21) EA Rice 2.03 PC 43.30 1.21 50.99 12.14 Pondow Mandir
l'R Uri (24) EA Maize, Rice 0.81 PC 18.21 19.02 5.66 4.86
KR Uri (20) EA PC 15.38 4.85 10.12
KR Uri (21) EA Maize, Rice PC 11.33 0.81 17.81 46.54 KR Uri (24) EA Maize, Rice 3.64 PC 93.08 67.58 97.94 300.28
KR Uri (25) EA Maize, Rice 41.28 PC 105.62 149.33 137.19 351.27
KR Uri (25) EA Maize. Rice 29.54 PC 61.51 106.43 113.32 101.58 Shrine of Baba Gafar Sahib KR Baramula (12) EA Maize, Rice 6.88 PC 21.45 61.11 67.58 67.58
KR Baramula ( 14) EA Maize, Rice 5.67 PC 17.40. ! 83.89 46.13 315.36 KR Baramula (16) EA Maize. Rice PC 6.07 21.85 40.06 25.50 Syed Baba Gafoor Sahib KR Baramula (16) EA Maize. Rice 3.64 PC 145.65 7.58 64.52 59.87
l'R Baramula (13) EA Maize. Rice PC 3.23 26.71 12.55 11.33
l'R Baramula (14) EA Maize. Rice PC 2.83 23.88 0.40 23.88
KR Baramula ( 13) EA Maize. Rice PC 12.14 4.05 2.02 6.88
KR Baramula (14) EA Maize. Rice 6.48 PC 29.54 2.43 47.75 21.45 KR Baramula (17) EA Maize, Rice 5.67 PC 54.23 18.62 36.41 48.97 J(2). C(2)
KR Baramula (19) EA Maize. Rice 2.43 PC 20.64 1.21 3.24 12.95
KR Uri (19) EA Maize, Rice 2.83 PC 22.26 5.67 11.74 28.73
KR Uri (23) EA Maize, Rice 4.86 PC 25.09 3.24 19.01 9.72
KR Uri (22) EA Maize, Rice PC 28.62 0'81 4.05 3.35 KR Uri (25) EA Maize, Rice PC 6.88 2.43 1.21 12.55 1.22 KR Uri (22) EA Maize. Rice 0.40 PC 14.97 0.81 10.12 96
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI Location Name Qf Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station. any water way) (I ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
28. Banali 112.50 820 (137) M(I).P(2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
29. Trikanjan 127.48 952 (119) M(I).P(3) D (1) N.T PO -(5-10)
30. Dara Kujan 55.44 245 (32) P (I) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(5-10)
31. Maidanan 93.89 476 (61) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(5.~0) - .. -- -(~1O)
32. Dudaran 53.01 497 (59) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(5-10) -(5-10)
33. Chotali 138.00 559 (70) P (1) -(5-10) N.S . -(5-10). -(10+) .
34. Gagar HaJ 19.02 ·71 (10) P (I) -(5-10) N '-(5-10) -(5-10)
35. Jabdi 30.35 103 (13) P (I) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
36. Badau 15.78 155 (23) P (2) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
37. Salasan 48.56 202 (32) P (I) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
38. Sahoora 321.32 424 (66) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
39. Hath Langa 258.60 563 (102) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
40. Salli Koot 61.51 126 (22) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
41. Tulwari 75.68 305 (46) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
42. Chuanda 245.65 648 (1I2) P(I) -(-5) N.S.W,C -(-5) -(-5)
43. Bat Gran 125.45 210 (39) P (1) -(-5) N.S.C -(-5) -(-5)
44. Uri 213.27 265 (39) H(I).M(3). D(I).HC(l) N.S.T PO. Phone BS P(4) 45. Thajal 195.06 487 (87) P (2) -(-5) N.T -(-5) -(-5)
46. Bal Koote 252.53 849 (135) P (2) D (1) N.S PO -(-5)
47. Said Pura 67.99 175 (30) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
48. Namia 1195.05 3706 (604) H(I}.M(4). HC(I) N PO -(5-10) P (11) 49. Ghar Kote 762.03 2405 (375) P (2) D (1) N.T PO -(-5)
50. Manchikrand 81.75 521 (86) P (I) -(-5) N.T -(-5) -(-5)
51. Bandi Brehmanan 122.22 261 (39) P (3) -(-5) N.T -(-5) -(-5)
52. Sukhdar 57.87 226 (37) P(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
53. Badan 335.49 442 (65) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
54. Gohallan 687.97 1262 (179) P (2) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(5-\10) 97
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Neatest Power Staple Land use (i. c. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectal:es rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Uri (26) EA Maize, Rice 0.81 PC 44.91 20.64 24.69 21.45
KR Uri (25) EA Maize. Rice PC 48.16 7.69 23.83 47.75
KR Uri (27) EA Maize 5.25 PC 16.19 6.48 18.21 9.31
KR Uri (29) EA Maize 1.62 PC 15.38 10.52 20.64 45.73
KR Uri (30) EA Maize PC 6.48 14.57 3.43 28.53
KR Uri (30) EA Maize 1.62 PC 0.80 36.83 77.30 21.45
KR Uri (29) EA Maize 0.40 PC 2.43 3.24 6.88 6.07
KR Uri (29) EA Rice. Maize PC 0.40 12.55 15.38 2.02
KR Uri (27) EA Rice, Maize PC 5.67 0.80 5.67 3.64
KR Uri (27) EA Rice. Maize PC 12.14 8.09 11.74 16.50
KR Uri (lO) EA Rice, Maize 4.46 59.08 230.67 27.11
KR Uri (9) EA Rice, Maize 4.85 PC 12.55 67.18 121.41 52.61
KR Uri (5) EA Rice, Maize 13.76 34.80 12.95
KR Uri (4) EA Rice, Maize 3.24 PC 8.90 5.67 38.85 19.02 Shrine of Zain ul-Ali Sahib KR Uri (4) EA Rice, 'Maize 1.62 61.11 120.19 62.73
KR Uri (5) EA Rice, Maize 19.43 25.90 66.77 13.35
PR Uri (0) EA Rice, Maize 30.35 PC 42.90 90.24 49.78 KR Uri (3) EA Rice, Maize 4.45 PC 14.97 23.88 69.61 82.15
KR Uri (3) EA Rice, Maize PC 18.62 72.84 77.30 83.77
KR Uri (2) EA Rice, Maize PC 8.90 12.95 16.19 29.95
KR Uri (6) EA Rice, Maize 36.42 PC 107.65 191.01 428.97 431.00
KR Uri (3) EA Rice, Maize 29.14 PC 82.15 216.51 172.80 261.43
KR Uri (2) EA Rice, Maize 1.62 PC 13.76 41.28 5.26 19.83
KR Uri (2) EA Rice 0.81 PC 17.81 55.44 16.59 31.57
KR Uri (4) EA Maize 3.14 PC 0.40 12.74 16.59 25.00 KR Uri (5) EA Maize 13.35 58.68 157.03 106.43 KR Uri (8) EA Maize 156.21 308.78 222.98 98
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI
Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available ~if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number plact' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) bolds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. marketl railway hat. if station any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
55. Jablah 575.06 702 (118) P (I) D (I) N.S -(5-10) -(5-10)
56. Nowpora 135.17 263 (41) P (I) -(-5) N.C -(-5) -(-5)
57. Ramgae (Ramgal) 580.33 504 (74) P (1) -(-5) N.C -(5-10) -(-5)
58. Salamabad 284.09 568 (87) M(I),P(2) -(-5) N,C -PO BS ~ 59. Nawaian Rundan 577.09 855 (137) P (2) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5)
60. Dardkote 841.35 821 (138) M(l),P(I) HC(l) N.C PO BS
61. Isham 342.37 757 (107) M(I),P(2) -(-5) N,S PO -(-5)
62. Chakra 104.00 94 (13) P (1) -(--5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
63. Gabalata (Gavalata) 615.94 646 (100) P (I) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(-5)
64. Moriyan Un - administered village
65. Gikote Un - administered village
66. Dobang Un - administered village
67. Feelan \Feeban) Un - administered village
68. Ashniji Un - administered village
69. Barnhat 86.20 (Un-inhabited)
70. Addosa 82.15 198 (22) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
71. Nalai Un - administered village
72. Dulanja 367.46 150 (24) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
73. Shadara 363.00 468 (60) P (2\ -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
74. Kandi Barjala 303.92 797 (107) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(10+)
75. Hardo Kamal Koote 569.00 1459 (225) M(1),P(2) D (1) N PO -(5-10)
76. Bande 461.75 927 (150) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10)
77. Chapper 86.60 197 (33) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(10+)
78. Sultan Daki 632.53 1098 (150) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
79. Basgran 486.03 448 (74) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
80. Dachi 556.04 786 (1l3) P (1) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
81. Par an Pilan 639.81 1294 (166) M(I),P(2) -(--5) S,N PO -(-5) 99
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gaucbar & cultivation interest groves
(II) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
KR Uri (7) 'EA Maize 16.59 PC 0.40 226.63 331.44
KR Uri (3) EA Maize, Rice 1.63 PC 11.33 22.66 79.32 20.23
KR Uri (6) EA Maize PC 27.93 45.73 325.37 181.30
PR Uri (6) EA Maize 18.21 PC 19.02 47.75 125.86 73.25
KR Uri (9) EA Rice 120.60 456.49
PR Uri (10) EA Maize, Rice 100.36 PC 34.40 118.98 174.42 413.19
KR Uri (10) EA Rice 1.61 PC 34.40 39.66 65.16 20l.54
KR Uri (15) EA Rice PC 8.90 3.64 19.83 71.63
KR Uri (17) EA Maize, Rice 184.54 PC 7.28 109.27 121.41 193.44 Un - administered village
Un - administered village
Un - administered village
Un - administered village
Un - administered village
(Un - inhabited) 86.20
PR Uri (8) EA Rice .. PC 21.86 1.21 12.95 46.13 Un - administered village
KR Uri (24) EA Maize PC 1.62 140.83 58.28 166.73
KR Uri (22) EA Maize PC 20.63 40.06 269.93 32.38
KR Uri (22) EA Maize PC 42.49 72.63 145.90 42.90
KR Uri (20) EA Rice PC 15.78 112.51 233.91 206.80
KR Uri (20) EA Maize PC 43.71 33.89 314.85 69.30
KR Uri (22) EA Maize PC 29.54 9.31 37.64 10.11
KR Uri (14) EA Maize. Rice PC 27.52 65.16 503.43 36.42
KR Uri (10) EA Maize, Rice PC 17.00 35.21 404.69 29.13
KR Uri (12) EA Maize, Rice PC 21.45 46.13 377.58 110.88
KR Uri (4) EA Maize PC 47.75 75.68 399.02 117.36 100
1981 CENSUS VILLAGE
AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds ' Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market! railway hat. if station. any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
82. ChoHan Kalsan 408.74 875 (141) P (I) FPC(I) S.N -(-5) -(5-10)
83. Zamboor Pattan 313.23 631 (84) P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(5-10)
84. Dhani Saidan 239.58 1156 (164) M(l).P(I) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(5-10)
85. Dwaran 309.99 1090 (140) M(I).P(I) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(-5)
86. Darah Goolan 257.38 618 (87) P (I) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5)
87. Gingal 440.71 1300 (173) H(l).M{I). -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(-5) P(I) 88. Mohora 110.48 933 (148) P(2).AC(I) PHC(I). C.N PTa BS FPC(I) 89. Uran Bua 110.08 959 (135) P (4) -(-5) C.S.N -(-5) BS
90. Kenchan 46.54 236 (33) .j> (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
91. Salamabad 797.24 1818 (304) M(l).P(3) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)
92. Bagnah-Noor-Khah 681.50 1783 (277) M(I).P(4) D (I) T,N -(-5) -(-5)
93. Nalusah 297.04 710 (110) P (2) -(-5) N,T -(-5) -(-5)
94. Lachi Pora 781.46 2596 (339) P (2) -(-5) N po -(-5)
95. Biji-Hama 450.02 1488 (2&6) H(I).M(2). D (1) N.S po -(-5) P(Z) 96. Brari Pora .236.34 446 (70) P (1) -(-5) N.S -(-5) -(5-10)
97. Muqam Piran 65.56 260 (27) P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(10+)
98. Kathal Hi! Patribal 479.96 706 (110) P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(10+)
99. Mayan 93.48 423 (70) P (I) -(-5j S.N -(-5) -(10+)
Total 25073.78 64105 (9735) P(153) D (13) M(27) HC (3) H (6) FPC(2) AC(4) PHC(I) 101
DIRECTORY
LAND USE
Approach Nearest Power Staple Land we (i. e. area under different types (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) KR Uri (16) EA Maize PC 29.14 90.65 157.42 131.53 KR Uri (15} EA Maize PC 28.34 61.51 140.83 82.55 KR Uri (12) EA Maize PC 27.52 61.92 95.91 54.23 KR Uri (9) EA Maize PC 24.69 15.78 40.87 228.65 KR Uri (8) EA Maize PC 18.62 51.40 96.72 90.64 KR Uri (9) EA Rice PC 91.86 3l.l6 39.26 278.43 PR Uri (14) EA Rice. Maize 11.33 PC 33.59 3.24 13.35 48.97 PR Uri (12) EA Rice. Maize 4.05 PC 59.49 1.62 6.88 38.04 KR Uri (11) EA Rice PC 11.74 2.02 3.64 29.14 KR Uri (14) , EA Rice 64.35 PC 88.62 95.10 324.16 225.01 KR Uri (12) EA Maize 11.34 PC 100.77 76.89 255.76 236.74 KR Uri (11) EA Rice. Mai:l:e 1.62 PC 58.28 35.60 17.81 183.73 KR Uri (13) EA Maize 17.00 PC 83.37 ' ,86.60 259.81 334.68 KR Uri (11 ) EA Rice. Mai:l:e PC 76.49 95.51 136.38 141.64 KR Uri (9) EA Rice. Maize 18.62 PC 40.06 39.25 83.78 54.63 KR Uri (15) EA Maize PC 11.74 5.67 27.92 20.23 KR Uri (15) EA Maize PC 34.81 50.99 352.48 41.68 KR Uri (16) EA Maize PC 13.35 10.12 59.89 10.12 735.98 2689.90 4184.96 8907.41 8555.53 102 APPENDIX I TEHSIL.WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, NAME OF DISTRICT: BARAMULA EDUCATIONAL S. Name of No. Tehsil Matriculation! Higher Secondary/ College Adult Literacy Middle Secondary PUC/Intermediate! (Graduate & ClassJ Primary Schools Schools Schools Junior College above) Centres ,------A-----, ,------A-----,,-----A...-~ ,~ ,__.______, ,----"-, ViII- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- V ill- Institu- ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions (~) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 1. Bandipare 66 156 24 33 8 8 2. Sonawari 66 148 25 35 8 12 3. SOJ)ore 128 198 45 56 18 21 4. Baramula 149 222 58 90 16 16 2 2 5. Gulmarg 63 84 18 22 6 6 6. Uri 89 153 21 27 6 6 4 4 Total 561 961 191 263 62 69 7 7 MEDICAL (Concld.) DRINKING WATER ,.------"--- Primary Community Villages------with , Tap WelJ Tank Tube- River Foun- Canal Others Health Health no medical well tain sub-centre workers Others facility ,-----"---, ,----"----> ~ ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) 55 18 13 19 88 3 4 51 36 11 3 39 28 113 38 6 3 7 1 B1 126 4 6 138 61 37 2 2 10 2 97 187 90 13 28 127 75 25 11 5 9 126 8 11 522 191 65 3 8 74 3 234 682 103 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITmS M E D I CAL (Contd.) Villages with Maternity & Child Welfare Primary Health Family no educational Centre/Maternity homel CentrefHealth Planning Others facilities Dispensary Hospital Child Welfare Centre Centre Centre ~ ,..-----A-----, ..-~~ ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- Vill- Institu- ViII- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) 2 12 12 2 2 9 12 4 19 19 2 2 7 7 8 19 19 3 3 5 5 27 30 18 24 25 5 8 7 8 9 11 30 11 11 3 13 13 4 4 2 2 53 61 65 98 99 2 2 2 2 14 17 18 19 POST & TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS POWER SUPPLY ..- -J- .-~ More than Villages with P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. & T.O.& P.T.O. Phone Bus Rail- Navi- Avail- Not one no drinking Phone Phone & Stop way gable able avail- source water Phone Station water- able facility of way any type (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) 52 21 2 18 39 29 37 9 8 28 71 104 33 4 42 135 134 35 4 41 170 56 11 23 100 64 14 10 92 447 123 3 20 162 607 31 104 APPENDIX I1- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON.MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) DISTRICT: BARAMULA s. Name of town Land use [i. e •• area under different types of land use in acres/hectares No. and taluk ' ______rounded to A-the ______nearest unit] ~ within brackets r- Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not area by source (including gauchar available for & groves) cultivation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) NIL APPENDIX III -- VILLAGE DIRECTORY TEHSILWISE LIST OF INHABITED VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES (OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER) RELATING TO EDUCATION, MEDICAL, POST & TELEGRAPH, COMMUNICATIONS & POWER SUPPLY ARE AVAILABLE DISTRICT : BARAMULA Tehsil Code No. Name of Village 1. Bandipore 18 1. Wazir Thai 28 2. Labkachal 2. Sonawari 3. Sopore 4. Baramu]a 5. Gulmarg 102 1. Forest Block 6. Uri 105 APPENDIX IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGE A-Scheduled Castes DISTRICT : BARAMULA TEHSIL : BANDIPORE Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Caste population Code No. (percentage) (1) (2) (3) O-S- 10 Kilshipain 13 Paranatalel 21 Buglandar 25 Baduab 30 Althwatu 31 Bonakoot 32 Mantrigam 34 Kheyar 3S Sonarwani 43 Sumblarshok Bapa S4 Barar 5S Gur Dachhana 56 Nadihal 57 Lowadora 58 K~as 61 Malangam 62 Koyalmukam 64- Owngam 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 31+ Tehsil : Baramula 0-5' 60 Palha\an 147 Heewan 163 Naidhal 169 Kanispora 170 Dilna 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 31+ • Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste population. There no Scheduled Castes in other tehsils of district. SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY 109 NOTE EXPLAINING CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY A number of codes have been used In the Town Directory Statements. The!'.e ate given below'. Statement Col. I t e m Code Statement Col. It e m Code No. No. No. }{Q. 2 Municipal Committee/Municipal IV 13 Overhead tank OHT Town Committee M.C. Service reservoir SR Cantonment Board/Cantonml'"nt C.B. River infiltration gallery IG Notified Area/Notified Area Com- mitteejNotified Committee N.A. Borewell pumping system BWP Town Committee I Town Area Pressure tank PT Committee T.A. V 4 Hospital H Census Town C.T. Dispensary D II 12 River R Health Centre HC Canal C Family Planning Centre FC T.B. Clinic TB IV 6 Pucca Road PR Nursing Horne NH Kaccha Road KR Others 0 Ayurvedic A IV 7 Sewer S Unani U Open surface drains OSD Homoeopathic Hom Box surface drains BSD V 6-9 Arts only A Sylk drains SD Science only S Cesspool method CD Arts & Science only As Pit system Pt Comml'"rce only C Arts' & Commerce only IV II Head loads HL AC Combined for all categories-Arts;' Baskets B Science & Commerce ASe Wheel barrows WB Law L Septic tank latrines ST V 10 Shorthand SH Sewerage S Typewriting Type IV 12 Tubewell waterjHandpump Tw Shorthand & Typewriting Sh. Type Tap water T Others 0 Well water W V 20 Public Library PL Tank water Tk Reading Room RR 110 -...,...... .-- NON • _N ll') + co -:t: " . i co ...... ~iq -0 -+ll') ..... ll>- 0 ...... 0:;:;-- ,,-"co N" o -" .-:5 ...... 1:: o I:l. rno .... > -.... > • 0 CilZ ...: III ...... 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PART-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT lIB DISTRICT PRIMARY Totalf Area No. of occupied No. of Total Population (including Institu- Rural/ in residential House- tional and houseless Population) S.No. DistrictJTehsilJTown Urba.n Kms Houses holds P M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Baramula District T 4588.0' 77.658 96.504- 670.142 358.293 311.84-9 R 4-532.1 67.851 83.4-18 580.376 310.282 270.094 U 55.9 9.807 13.086 89.766 48.011 41.755 1. Bandipore Tehsil T 160.9 11.694- 14.218 93.302 51.077 42.225 R 148.8 10.009 12.080 79.084 43.520 35.564 U 12.1 1.685 2.138 14.218 7.557 6.661 Bandipore (N. A.) U 12.12 1.685 2.138 14.218 7.557 6.661 2. Sonawari Tehsil T 265.5 12.879 15.338 110.577 5B-.625 51,952 R 265.5 12.879 15.338 110.577 58.625 51,952 U 3. Sopore Tehsil T 293.1 17.892 22.469 163.436 86.344 77.092 R 278.1 14-.297 17.717 129.852 68,426 61.426 U 15.0 3.595 4.752 33.584- 17.918 15.666 Sopore (T. A) U 15.03 3.595 4.752 33.584- 17.918 15.666 4-. Baramula Tehsil T 34-9.4- 20,909 26.64-3 187,732 100.013 87.719 R 333.6 16.917 21.111 148.770 79.311 69.459 U 15.8 3.992 5.532 38.962 20.702 18.260 Baramula (T. A.) U 15.54 3.441 4.834 33.945 18.006 15.939 Pattan (N. A.) U 0.28 551 698 5.017 2.696 2.321 5. Gulmarg Tehsil T 116.4- 6,071 7.691 48.499 26.265 22.234 R 108.3 5.853 7.437 47.988 25.803 22.185 U 8.1 218 254 511 462 49 Gulmarg (N. A.) U B.07 218 254- 5ll 462 49 6. Uri Tehsil T 255.6 8.213 10.145 66.596 35.969 30.627 R 250.7 7.896 9.735 64.105 34,597 29.508 U 4.9 317 410 2.491 1.372 1.119 Uri (N. A.) U 4.90 317 410 2.491 1.372 1.119 119 CENsus ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Total Main Scheduled Castes ...,. Scheduled Tribes Literates workers (I-IX) P M F P M F P M F P M F (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) 92 92 138,201 108,355 29,846 210,620 192,501 18,119 92 92 101,637 84,241 17,396 184,395 168,735 15,660 36,564 24,114 12,450 26,225 23,766 2,459 79 79 20,866 16,792 4,074- 30,952 28,074 2,878 79 79 16,277 13,606 2,671 26,396 24,238 2,158 4,589 3,186 1,403 4,556 3,836 720 4,589 3,186 1,403 4,556 3,836 720 13,391 11,677 1.714 39,364 35,326 4,038 13,391 11,677 1,714 39,364 35,326 4,038 4{).564 30,448 10.116 46.791 43.967 2,824- 27,587 21,932 5,655 37.084 34,937 2,147 12,977 8,516 4,461 9,707 9,030 677 12,977 8,516 4,461 9,707 9,039 677 13 13 45,956 34,326 11,630 60,121 53,167 6,954 13 13 28,126 22,819 5,307 49,219 43,273 5,946 17,830 11,507 6,323 10,902 9,894 1,008 16,299 10,439 5.860 9,411 8,547 864 1,531 1,068 463 1,491 1,347 144 7.901 6.798 1,103 16,151 15.315 836 7.642 6.562 1,080 15,715 14.879 836 259 236 23 436 436 259 236 23 436 436 9,523 8,314 1,209 17,241 16,652 589 8,614- 7,645 969 16,617 16.082 535 909 669 240 624 570 54 909 669 240 624 570 54 120 DISTRICT PRIMARY MAIN WORKERS (Contd.) ,------~~------. Household Industry. Manufacturing. S.No. District/Tehsil/Town Agricultural Processing. Servicing Cultivators (I) Labourers (II) and Repairs [V (a» ~ ______-A ______~ r-----~-A------~, ~------A-----__ ~ P M F P M F P M F (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) Baramula District T 121.245 110.518 10,727 8,131 8,013 118 17,406 13,314 4,092 R 117.499 107.501 9.998 7.089 6,982 107 16.324 12,559 3.765 U 3.746 3,017 729 1,042 1,031 11 1,082 755 327 1. Bandipore Tehsil T 18.577 16.270 2,307 1, 162 1,149 13 899 701 198 R 16.867 15,031 1,836 807 800 7 696 522 174 U 1,710 1,239 471 355 349 6 203 179 24 Bandipore (N. A.) U 1.710 1.239 471 355 349 6 '203 179' 24- 2. Sonawari Tehsil T 23.404 20.868 2,536 920 909 11 8,182 6,915 1,267 R 23.404 20.868 2.536 920 909 U 8.182 6,915 1,267 U 3. Sopore Tehsil T 26.746 25.144 1,602 2.475 2.405 70 1,327 1,000 327 R 25,685 24.186 1,499 2,297 2.229 68 1,064 815 249 U 1.061 958 103 178 176 2 263 185 78 Sopore (N.A.) U 1.,061 958 103 178 176 2 263 185 7B 4. Baramula TehsiI T 30,819 27.086 3.733 2.484 2,462 22 5.219 3.485 1,734 R 29,927 26.347 3,580 1,989 1,970 19 4.617 3,099 1.518 U 892 739 153 495 492 3 602 386 216 Baramula (T. A.) U 529 394 135 434 431 3 337 192 145 Pattan (N. A.) U 363 345 18 61 61 265 194 7I 5. GuJmarg Tehsil T 9.830 9,465 365 830 828 2 1.370 1.035 335 R 9,830 9.465 365 826 824 2 ]'370 1,035 335 U 4 4 Gulmarg (N. A.) U 4 4 6. Uri Tehsil T 11,869 11.685 184 260 260 409 178 231 R 11,786 11,604 182 250 250 395 173 222 u 83 81 2 10 10 14 5 9 U 83 81 2 10 10 14 5 121 CENSUS ABS'l'ltACT MAIN WOR.KERS (Concld.) Other Workers (III. IV. V(b) and VI to IX] Marginal workers Non-workers ,----A-- P M F P M F P M F (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) 63,838 60.656 3.182 93,924 10.500 83,424 365.598 155.292 210.306 43.483 41.693 1,790 91.039 10.113 80.926 304.942 131.434 173,508 20.355 18.963 1,392 2.885 387 2,498 60,656 23.858 36,798 10,314 9.954 360 15.314 1,026 14.288 47.036 21.977 25.059 8.026 7.885 141 14328 976 13.352 38.360 18.306 20,054 2.288 2.069 219 986 50 936 8.676 3.671 5,005 2.288 2.069 219 986 50 936 8.676 3.671 5,005 6.858 6,634 224 8,911 445 8.466 62.302 22.854 39,448 6.858 6.634 224 8.911 445 8.466 62.302 22.854 39.448 16.243 15.418 825 27,137 2.618 24,519 89.508 39.759 49.749 8.038 7.707 331 26.768 2.591 24.177 66.000 30.898 35,102 8.205 7.711 494 369 27 342 23.508 8.861 14.647 8.205 7.711 494 369 27 342 23.508 8.861 14.647 21.599 20.134 1,465 25.521 2.519 23.002 102.090 44.327 57.763 12.686 11.857 829 24.150 2,344 21,806 75,401 33.694 41,707 8.913 8.277 636 1.371 175 1,196 26.689 10.633 16.056 8.111 7.530 581 980 117 863 23.554 9.342 14.212 802 747 55 391 58 333 3.135 1,291 1,844 4.121 3.987 134 4.976 529 4.447 27.372 10.421 16.951 3.689 3.555 134 4.958 519 4.439 27,315 10,405 16,910 432 432 18 10 8 57 16 41 432 432 18 lO 8 57 16 41 4,703 4.529 174 12.065 3.363 8.702 37.290 15.954 21.336 4.186 4.055 131 11,924 3,238 8.686 35.564 15.277 20.287 517 474 43 141 125 16 1,726 677 1.049 517 474 43 141 125 16 1.726 677 1.049 • R.epresents provisional ..geographical area figures supplied by the Surveyor General, India. Figures for urban areas are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural areas are derived by subtra cting the urban area from the total area of the district. The total of the area figures of the tehsils will not tally with the district figures because the former represent paper area and are derived from the figures supplied by the Revenue Department. Conversion Table: 1 Acre = 0.40469 Hectares and 100 Hectares = 1 Kmt URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BANDIPORE Loca- Name of Village! Area of Village No. of . No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectjlres occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfYiard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in Kill' Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4-) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 5/1 Bandipore Tehsil 160.9 I{ml Total (16.091.67 11.694- 14.218 93,302 51,077 42.225 79 Hectares) 148.8 I{ml Rural ~4,879.67 10.009 12.080 79.084- 4-3.520 35,564 79 ectares) 12.1 Kml Urban (1,212.00 1,685 2,138 14,218 7,557 6,661 Hectares) Rural Areas I. Korgbal 76.08 9 9 60 29 31 2. Bagtor 316.47 138 145 1.081 560 521 3. N ailkanzalawan 3613.67 85 86 606 323 283 4. Badwanwanpora 351.68 218 221 1.475 799 676 5•. Khandyal 88.22 107 109 713 379 334- 6. Dawal' 110.89 139 156 815 463 352 7. Mastan Kohpri 75.27 45 54 306 159 147 8. Markoot 149.74- 136 136 751 417 334 9. Achurachowrwan 376.36 163 165 1,073 601 472 10. Kilshi Pain 124.24 71 75 570 328 242 9 11. Barni 130.71 64 69 404 208 196 12. Zadgai 93.89 30 31 157 80 77 13. Paranatalel 101.98 48 54 401 241 160 6 14. Dangi Thai 82.96 37 37 263 139 124 15. .lurinyal 203.96 69 69 507 282 225 16. Manz Gund 63.13 30 33 226 117 109 17. Niru 243.22 91 91 558 291 267 18. Wazirithal 40.87 13 14 92 49 43 19. Badugam 195.87 104- 109 708 424 284 20. Saradab 123.84- 79 79 575 310 265 21. Bugiandar 156.62 63 65 498 316 182 22. Gundgulsheikh 26.71 30 38 261 179 82 23. Husan Gam 95.51 43 43 215 117 98 24. Ma1angam 98.34 37 37 254- 134- 120 123 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Processing. Worker. Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V t b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~~~~ ~ r-----~--~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 16.792 4.074 28.074 2.878 16,270 2,307 1,149 13 701 198 9,954 360 1,026 14,288 21,977 25.059 13.606 2,671 24.238 2,158 15,031 1,836 BOO 7 522 174 7,885 141 976 13,352 18,306 20,054 3,186 1.403 3.836 720 1,239 471 349 6 179 24 2,069 219 50 936 3.671 5.005 8 8 15 13 2 12 14 19 195 47 314- 3 281 32 3 79 316 167 202 102 8 194 158 35 8 184- 121 99 25, 33 280 6 170 109 6 169 234 350 436 174 42 150 5 94 2 54 4 25 32 204 297 209 19 271 7 175 96 6 89 250 103 95 96 31 83 3 29 2 53 62 75 82 190 26 228 124 204 123 24 5 62 184 148 267 20 260 2 205 2 53 39 274 302 196 72 194 90 56 90 59 79 134 151 23 129 109 102 109 18 9 79 87 6 2 53 40 52 40 27 37 54 180 79 79 79 22 79 61 81 12 55 54 27 78 57 46 18 156 116 106 116 46 4 125 109 5 69 54 67 53 2 10 19 38 36 37 3 132 54 96 54 28 7 18 72 141 141 4 25 17 22 13 4 2 5 10 19 16 93 272 149 211 131 2 14 58 4 27 40 125 95 74 206 201 5 5 206 99 58 113 4 214 113 78 83 20 30 116 102 69 89 3 128 47 42 47 II 75 15 10 36 25 30 4 65 30 60 26 3 4: 13 36 39 32 27 69 69 4 75 61 45 124 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BANDIPORE Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownJWard in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownJWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in Km' Houses ,.....--A---, ...---"-----. P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 25. Baduab 280.45 74 76 546 340 206 9 26. Gujran 317.68 96 96 650 346 304- 27. Abdulin 172.80 36 44 305 149 156 28. Labkachal 27.52 8 8 52 28 24- 29. Wayan 218.13 34 44 255 136 119 30. Athwatu 116.15 95 120 719 423 296 5 31. Bonakoot 627.67 551 666 3.922/ 2.130 1.792 10 32. Mantrigam 613.51 365 451 2.837 1.572 1.265 4 33. Chhandaji 46.54- 42 46 273 152 121 34. Kheyar 111.69 85 128 885 540 345 35. Sonarwani 123.84- 110 152 1.021 569 452 2 36. Ait Mula 127.07 III 139 985 582 403 37. Chak Rashipora 29.54- 33 37 275 148 127 38. Ahimsharif 61.11 75 90 552 311 24-1 39. Bothu 46.54 38 52 345 182 163 40. Samthan 33.59 22 25 141 76 65 41. Kudara 198.70 144 170 976 574- 402 42. Chonti Mula 257.79 201 234- 1.265 709 556 43. Sumblar Shok Baba 378.79 304- J54 2.153 1.194- 959 44. Arin Dard Pora 532.17 422 461 2.886 1.552 1.334- 45. Konan Baba Gund 161.47 III 162 1.120 605 515 46. Gund Qasar 74.06 58 70 44-6 233 213 47. Gamroo 84.58 85 108 842 457 385 48. Chakar Sala Khan 59.49 65 93 524 262 262 49. Takiya Ahmad Shah 47.35 45 59 380 199 181 50. Gund Pora Ram Pora 135.98 130 184- 1.192 630 562 51. Chithi Bandi 462.97 478 567 3,635 " 2.027 1,608 52. Aragam 226.22 194 247 1.609 932 677 53. Garoora 232.29 213 272 1.933 1.033 900 54. Barar 74.46 63 102 651 367 284 55. Gund Dachhana 75.68 66 86 696 403 293 3 56. Nadihal 191.01 262 336 2.394- 1.280 1.114 3 125 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tura) Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) j ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ____J- ____~ .----'-----, ~ ,-----A-----, ~ ~ ,---A----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 119 6 211 44 99 7 II 37 101 29 92 100 70 90 149 2 133 2 8 8 42 60 155 242 39 63 5 62 5 13 35 73 116 18 18 10 24 5 92 92 5 44 II4 91 2 267 173 3 91 4 134 152 161 357 44 1,215 14 819 11 60 8 328 2 13 780 902 998 281 58 812 10 618 9 11 16 167 13 417 747 838 2 84 80 3 68 121 255 34 309 136 8 165 10 171 221 173 274 77 305 17 85 10 23 6 197 4 26 260 409 336 70 333 9 101 11 3 2 218 7 8 248 386 53 9 76 40 4 7 25 72 127 78 8 155 118 5 32 5 127 151 113 32 3 87 84 3 95 163 8 46 44 2 32 30 33 109 2 358 2 260 16 82 4 21 212 379 107 7 439 10 370 8 18 51 2 24- 292 246 254 331 31 747 618 5 11 113 2 592 445 367 454 44 949 194 649 186 7 56 4 237 4 7 389 596 751 298 88 335 9 152 34 7 148 2 12 125 258 381 92 13 122 56 32 33 127 110 86 232 78 221 4 144 2 74 3 218 :!36 163 90 19 120 81 4 35 3 101 139 160 51 7 120 2 83 2 7 2 28 97 79 82 256 62 332 29 147 5 5 48 20 132 4 3 139 295 394 535 73 1,123 36 793 25 45 19 2 266 9 9 743 895 829 441 77 472 15 247 7 16 3 206 8 6 190 454 472 425 56 547 349 250 344 10 8 279 3 10 104 476 447 187 29 207 2 100 106 2 8 186 152 96 169 22 246 2 86 2 20 138 2 150 156 141 525 138 688 94 172 74 12 56 17 448 3 5 290 587 730 126 URBAN I VILLAGE TEBSIL BANDIPORE Loca- Name of Village I Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town{Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ~ P M F M F ~ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) 57. Lawadora 110.48 80 115 891 523 368 7 58. Kunas 499.39 278 350 2,388 1.330 1,058 10 59. Ashtongu 245.24 226 305 2,168 1,209 959 60. Aloosa 1,002.42 650 803 5,100 .r 2,728 2,372 61. Malangam 573.45 443 548 3.909 / 2,133 1,776 62. Koyal Mukam 562.92 435 537 3,341 ' 1,829 1,512 2 63. Mangni Pora 436.26 247 320 2,048 1.119 929 64. Own Gam 439.90 322 417 2,746 1,5:.!8 1,218 4 65. Qui Pora Patushi 558.07 424 539 3,591 /' 1,954 1,637 66. Wat Pora 266.29 201 245 1,883 1,022 861 67. Pangi Gam 196.68 103 134 880 454 426 68. Lawi Pora 146.50 135 163 1,105 605 500 Urban Areas 5/1 Bandipora Notified Area 12.12 KmS 1,685 2,138 14,218 7,557 6,661 I. Now Pora 104 124 823 453 370 2. Bandi Pora 364 448 3,037 1.611 1,426 3. Kalusa 162 214 1,373 706 667 4. Mir Mohalla 176 216 },321 726 595 5. Nath Pora 102 138 981 538 443 6. Pir Mohalla 37 47 284 147 137 7. Khar Pora 25 37 230 118 112 8. Ajar 91 136 818 437 381 9. Hajam Mohalla 58 77 470 268 202 10. Bhtto Mohalla 44 50 264 137 127 11. Dachi Gam 83 90 690 365 325 12. Nishat Bagh MahalIa 45 57 376 193 183 13. Nussu 88 llO 779 424 355 14. Said Mohalla 43 61 525 268 257 15. Lank Reshi Pora 84 109 802 413 389 16. Papchan 88 101 697 378 319 17. Mader 91 123 748 375 373 127 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricu1- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tura1 Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers .------'----. ,...----A-----. ;------A.-.. ,...... --"----. ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) 1.,28) 209 35 289 78 155 75 1 133 3 234 289 379 60 837 19 284 16 32 8 513 2 6 656 487 383 413 57 619 4 349 4- 24 245 20 543 570 412 506 95 1.574 25 1.225 20 6 41 302· 5 18 958 1,136 1,389 493 126 1.211 53 924 46 33 11 2 243 5 42 860 874 863 634 222 942 14 539 2 56 5 342 11 68 495 819 1.003 407 105 613 4 447 47 14 105 4 13 354 493 571 660 237 894 36 459 17 35 22 383 14 350 634 832 613 198 1.090 15 393 108 12 2 577 12 16 595 848 1.027 439 88 576 2 242 18 3 313 17 435 429 424- 204 108 262 4 207 55 4 239 191 183 172 28 341 2 273 3 65 242 264 256 3.186 1.403 3.836 720 1,239 471 349 6 179 24 2.069 219 50 936 3.671 5,005 144 73 223 4 80 32 111 4 11 79 219 287 850 485 792 68 217 7 39 30 10 506 51 10 270 809 1,088 341 160 353 68 141 45 37 4 27 148 18 4 353 595 281 85 359 8 113 3 36 52 158 4 7 108 360 479 136 14 272 163 5 104 266 443 80 50 66 2 16 4 46 81 135 76 39 49 6 16 33 6 3 69 103 232 89 240 149 56 137 17 2 9 158 10 20 196 212 90 32 106 5 13 9 4 84 162 197 70 46 66 3 3 3 8 52 3 71 123 158 58 211 202 108 201 57 46 1.'>4 123 87 46 93 15 14 64 3 88 97 94 112 14 231 5 96 55 12 68 4 5 113 188 237 100 36 141 13 18 13 14 2 107 9 126 235 46 7 268 153 88 48 3 177 105 59 144 177 178 74- 167 9 19 26 23 6 99 2 2 210 308 205 95 199 24 77 15 12 2 108 8 10 180 166 169 128 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SONAWARI Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKmS Houses ,....--'---, ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 5/2 Sonawari Tehsil 265.5 Km! Total (26.550.09 12.879 15.338 110.577 58.625 51,952 Hectares) 265.5 Kml Rural (26,550.09 12,879 15,338 110.577 58.625 51,952 Hectares) Urban Rural Areas 1. Sadhunara Hastikhan 612.30 459 539 3.981 2.117 1.864 2. Sadrakote Pain 103.60 162 199 1.414 768 646 3. Ajas 1,464.57 689 858 5,961" 3,146 2,815 4. Gund Sadrakote 586.40 363 434- 3.182 1.722 1,460 5. Malgam 266.69 Un - inhabited 6. Chiva 371.91 177 209 1.4-77 783 694 7. Chandergair 337.11 138 170 1.308 715 593 8. Hakbara 463.77 266 316 2.102 1.129 973 9. Zani Pora 99.96 33 36 249 143 106 10. Safa Para 964.78 557 721 4.961'/ 2,632 2.329 11. Pahli Para 724.80 205 252 1.594- 845 749 12. Pater Malla 130.31 62 84 535 285 250 13. Nis Bal 252.12 213 260 2.080 1,100 980 H. Chashma Manasbal 319.71 43 48 326 184 142 15. Asham 583.97 298 375 2,760 1,447 1.313 16. Amchakundal 456.09 263 323 2.327 1,233 1.094 17. Markundal 165.11 120 157 991 508 483 18. Gund Ramzan 5.67 Un - inhabited 19. Push Wari 339.13 102 108 804- 430 374 20. Tanga Pora 25.09 40 44- 299 157 142 21. Rakh Asham 1,454.46 34- 38 253 135 120 22. Zal Para 104.81 116 138 929 478 451 23. Nowgam 83.78 321 359 2,485 1,302 1, 183 129 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur OtbeI ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers .....----"---- ~ ~ .-----'------. ,..-----"----, ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 11.677 1.714 35.326 4.038 20.868' 2.536 909 11 6.915 1.267 6.634 224 445 8,466 22.854 39,448 11.677 1.714 35,326 4,038 20,868 2,536 909 11 6,915 1.267 6,634 224 445 8.466 22.854 39,448 298 18 1,325 260 885 210 18 3 216 42 206 5 16 539 776 1.065 115 9 471. 87 91 89 204- 4 82 293 563 941 210 1,896 748 1.218 664 20 292 44 416 40 3 214 1,197 1.853 268 12 985 472 431 461 44 3 122 2 388 6 31 307 706 681 Un - inhabited 250 30 401 10 242 8 42 45 2 72 48 368 334 316 156 7 376 294 21 61 7 36 332 557 290 5 677 10 484 4 52 4 140 2 2 14 450 949 28 81 69 4 2 2 8 62 102 935 331 1,417 182 524 87 72 2 165 49 656 44 107 753 1,108 1.394 409 77 460 41 220 10 6 85 25 149 6 20 358 365 350 88 166 108 4 54 119 249 313 79 588 33 300 14 12 44 14 232 5 22 51\ 925 '1,7 2 108 3 15 3 4 88 76 139 557 77 749 26 430 15 61 43 3 215 8 2 292 696 995 204- 29 806 34 539 9 6 165 21 96 4 2 457 425 603 49 3 311 14 201 2 68 13 40 197 468 Un - inhabited 51 266 9 185 2 52 9 27 2 161 162 204 25 93 28 48 21 24 6 21 30 63 84 28 2 68 43 13 11 4 41 63 78 27 4 295 66 209 43 83 23 3 5 178 384 101 921 66 525 372 65 23 289 381 828 130 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SONAWARI Loca Name of VilIageJ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in KmS Houses ,--J-----, ,.--A--. P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 24. Gund Nowgam 131.12 62 66 519 266 253 25. Sumbal 208.82 571 691 5,137/ 2.695 2,442 26. Wangi Pora 130.31 97 121 1,038 555 483 27. Shilvat 99.55 125 152 1,015 529 486 28. Shadi Pora 129.50 97 115 794 442 352 29. Rakh Shilvat 658.84 148 170 1,281 665 616 30. Ganastan 356.94 261 276 2,034 1.070 964 31. Gund Khalil 231.48 110 123 876 472 404 32. Tirgam 317.68 126 156 1.163 601 562 33. Sarai Danger Pora 526.50 291 332 2,460' 1. 279 L181 34. Panji Nara 204.37 139 159 1.276 645 631 35. Mcrchamer 63.54 92 115 913 462 451 36. Mira Gund 269.52 152 190 1,439 772 667 37. Chana Bal 112.91 136 157 1,030 546 484 38. Dewaryakhman Pora 475.51 230 296 1,976 )'053 923 39. Baliharan 90.25 99 105 671 346 325 40. Singh Pora 191.82 168 185 1,273 669 604 41. Hara Treth 15.38 34- 41 296 167 129 42. Khan Peth 59.49 64 75 594 315 279 43. Ranbir-garh Pratapgarh 1,064.74 183 207 1.651 865 786 44. Malik Pora 31.16 31 33 309 175 134 45. Odina 187.37 172 177 1.346 710 636 46. Harnara 29.54 64 70 540 292 248 47. Dosli Para 143G6 85 93 639 333 306 48. Rakh DasH Pora 588.82 166 189 1,294 699 595 49. Najin 27.92 55 64 517 276 141 50. Gada Khud 61.11 83 107 857 477 380 51. Rakh Sultan Pora 1,692.82 120 139 906 460 446 52. Gund Ibrahim 89.03 85 99 608 317 291 53. Mati Pora 91O.9b 539 6:41 3.95:4" 2,086 1,866 54. Amma Buran '27.11 l)lj 100 694 365 329 131 PRIMAR Y CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Worken Household Industry Manufactur OthCl ing. Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) (V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ...----'-----.. ,.----A----. ~,--A--.~ r--"---> M F M F M F M F M F ~ M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 27 204 28 98 97 28 9 108 62 117 550 114 1.116 212 799 59 15 517 129 285 24 8 260 1,071 1.970 118 8 324 21 172 .. 91 20 57 47 231 415 165 13 325 10 153 24 104 10 44 11 160 193 316 46 229 4 145 60 24 2 20 53 193 295 74 7 449 39 266 14 6 154 25 23 88 216 489 113 6 650 105 373 61 7 208 44 62 29 427 391 432 42 4 324 59 166 17 6 107 29 45 13 2 148 343 82 8 385 76 224 42 2 138 30 23 2 216 486 188 37 819 61 414 2 16 222 55 167 .. 7 285 453 835 91 IO 398 36 266 3 2 68 30 62 3 135 247 460 126 17 284 5 158 6 68 5 52 72 175 374 137 15 464 8 219 18 99 7 128 8 198 300 461 45 334 246 53 35 8 105 204 378 35 608 80 362 22 3 220 58 23 29 274 416 569 73 17 230 5 101 104 4 24 109 116 211 78 8 419 65 234 6 21 118 48 46 11 5 245 539 31 3 108 3 52 3 34 2 19 61 59 65 48 4 191 16 110 IO 8 57 6 16 115 124 148 99 526 16 364 3 10 86 12 66 7 339 763 15 109 12 57 6 2 41 5 9 66 121 60. 2 402 95 241 88 132 6 28 21 67 287 474- 58 2 221 38 93 116 38 12 2 88 69 122 15 216 2 188 27 2 117 304 81 12 472 II 309 2 149 7 14 2 227 584 45 173 11 106 55 11 11 29 102 201 107 298 16 178 7 108 9 12 171 178 193 42 248 54 210 .'i4 37 212 392 10 3 219 211 5 98 291 335 18 1.3H 40 1,019 6 9 158 23 128 II 2 902 770 924 103 24 198 17 126 Ii 29 17 37 2 10 165 302 132 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SONAWARI Loca- Name of Villagel Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in KmS Houses .---"---> ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 55. Rakh Buran 578.11 49 56 410 218 192 56. Usan Khai 261.03 146 177 1.383· 708 675 57. Aglar 152.97 73 91 677 369 308 58. Gosha Bug 248.07 236 272 2.072 1.104 968 59. Sultan Pora Khai 346.41 297 364 2.634 1.394 1,240 60. Chaku 8.90 59 65 448 256 192 61. Loli Pora 78.11 41 51 517 250 267 G? Watal Hanji 8.09 28 30 287 166 1:':1 63. Naid Khai 963.97 473 539 4.080/' 2.176 1,904 64. Kani Pora 82.56 40 47 3S7 207 180 65. Gund ila1akh 75.68 Un - inhabited 66. Gundi J ahangir 690.40 155 193 1,611 866 745 67. Gund Bun 245.65 107 122 865 451 414 68. Vij Pora 262.64 154 198 1,312 701 611 69. Rakh Hajin 253.74 122 152 1,003 539 461 70. Hajin 1.828.79 631 835 6.265 I' 3.370 2.895 71. Shah Gund 668.14 329 375 3.030 1.622 1.408 ") 454 ) -. Siri Had Karangund 359.77 119 148 977 523 73. Madwan 208.42 120 137 1,035 545 490 74. Gund Prang 184.13 232 251 1,626 857 769 Boat Population 75. Nisba1 Ghat 23 24 118 65 53 76. Shilvat Ghat 12 15 89 42 47 77. Wangi Pora Ghat 9 q 52 26 26 78. Siri Hari Gund Ghat 4 4 28 17 11 79. Chandergair Ghat 5 5 27 14- 13 80. Hajin Ghat 22 22 136 72 64 81. Gundi Jahangir Ghat 60 63 386 202 184 82. Sumbal Ghat 4 2 2 133 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(h) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX) Workers Workers ,--A--...., ~ ~~~ ....----'-----. ,..----A------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 25 2 145 30 77 4 60 16 4 2 73 160 252 32 401 14 248 5 81 11 67 2 124 307 537 93 5 218 7 130 60 7 28 110 151 191 334 71 596 14 324 3 37 76 6 159 5 42 508 912 327 26 839 65 384 3 26 210 62 219 13 554 1,162 19 147 48 12 87 109 191 97 42 121 21 103 20 2 3 13 23 128 106 lIS 14 6 112 53 53 6 54 121 385 61 1.357 23 755 4 76 302 17 224 2 37 819 1,844 35 3 128 36 79 19 40 16 9 19 79 125 Un - inhabited 244 21 527 2 414- 7 51 2 55 5 334 1.42 93 11 318 216 219 198 82 18 17 133 198 106 3 455 27 368 25 10 46 31 246 583 77 12 352 5 212 44 52 5 44 27 187 432 783 132 1.956 289 1.267 236 28 165 48 496 5 1,414 2.606 270 7 949 21 681 38 99 20 1311 673 l_387 29 298 44- 246 44- 12 40 86 224 324 123 5 367 54 168 5 3 121 49 75 51 178 385 145 31 513 4- 366 16 41 3 90 3 82 341 683 39 38 2 26 50 5 27 4- 9 3 2 6 10 15 43 2 16 16 10 26 9 9 8 11 4 6 6 8 12 13 2 42 5 36 30 63 3 120 5 2 118 5 82 179 2 134 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loca- Name of Village! Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TowD/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses r---"---. ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ( II) (12) 5/3 Sopore Tehsil 293.1 Kml Total (29.311.01) 17.892 22.469 163,436 86,344 77.092 Hectares 278.1 Km' Rural (27,808.01) 14.297 17.717 129.852 68.426 61,426 Hectares 15.0 Km· Urban (1,503.00) 3.5£)5 4.752 33.584 17.918 15.666 Hectares Rural Areas I. Sagi Pora 225.82 182 233 1.625 877 748 2. Zalura 436.66 236 310 2.320 1.243 1.077 3. Harwan 255.36 203 238 1,589 843 746 4. Lathi Shath 131.12 83 104 904 468 436 5. Naw Pora Tujar 88.63 41 til 458 2:39 219 6. Tujar Pahlehar 395.38 337 483 3.268 1,687 1.581 7. Nathi Pora 164.71 93 115 872 450 422 8. Wadura 367.05 186 231 2,010 1.151 859 9. Logri Pora 12424 67 86 695 360 335 10. Zooni Pora 68.39 49 61 397 211 186 11. Bumai 122.62 57 68 506 252 254- 12. Gori Pora Dara Pora 171.99 117 151 1.099 568 531 13. Takia Khan Mohammad 91.06 24 35 274 155 ll!'l 14. Malapora Panditan 72.44 38 55 435 218 217 15. Idi Pora 252.53 276 327 2.171 1,127 1.044 16. Yamberzal Wari 494.13 107 143 912 501 411 17. Ram Pora Rajpur 319.30 101 119 743 423 320 18. Kherman Reshan 25.09 Un - inhabited 19. Hardushuo 679.24 387 481 3.250 1.724 1,526 20. Chera Bar 83.37 33 39 217 117 100 21. Muqam Shaheed Mir 237.55 72 89 592 315 277 22. Mandji 136.79 50 81 573 306 267 23. Botingu 414.40 234 300 2.255 1,160 1,095 24. Watlab 277.21 124 176 1, 117 599 518 135 ·PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Othe[ ing. Processing, Worker& Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (1) ourers (II) [V (a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers r-----A-----. ~ ~ ..-----'---. ~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 30.448 10,116 43.967 2,824 25,144 1,602 2,405 70 1.000 327 15.418 825 2,618 24.519 39,759 49,749 21,982 5,655 34,937 2,147 24,186 1,499 2,229 68 815 249 7,707 331 2.591 24,177 30,898 35,102 8,516 4,461 9,030 677 958 W3 176 2 185 78 7,711 494 27 342 8,861 14,647 210 9 416 293 8 3 112 74- 335 387 412 498 lOl 601 7 318 4 108 16 159 2 99 540 543 530 236 13 436 299 27 17 93 64 421 343 324 179 47 205 5 129 75 3 22 250 241 181 73 14 116 2 94 2 21 13 115 110 102 526 145 836 41 453 22 17 48 5 318 14 89 904- 762 636 144 16 242 190 4 48 39 276 169 146 531 71 512 8 205 14 2 249 12 346 627 505 125 24 197 13 174 12 3 20 8 178 155 144 64 6 106 82 7 16: 110 104- 76 80 12 114 83 7 3 21 13 133 125 121 153 23 305 273 4 4- 24 6 .105 257 226 95 35 72 36 , .. 35 64- 82 54 139 69 110 5 53 2 55 5 8 82 100 130 515 146 550 18 182 82 50 236 17 47 527 530 499 76 3 308 2 278 2 28 2 5 247 188 162 52 2 214 7 187 6 8 19 101 221 108 92 Un - inhabited 446 120 966 6 720 57 21 168 5 146 1.017 612 503 19 69 68 67 47 33 88 26 179 10 141 8 34 2 81 136 186 119 38 156 121 35 15 157 135 110 439 76 650 20 431 6 21 39 3 159 11 19 294 491 781 J64- 38 304 13 125 9 26 2 151 4 220 286 28,'} 136 URBAN / VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loca Name of Villagej Area ofViJlage No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in Km' Houses ,.----"---. ,----"----. P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 25. N agri Pora 74.87 28 31 267 148 119 26. Hathlangu 365.84 126 160 1.408 743 665 27. Malamapan Pora 195.06 102 14-9 1.066 562 506 28. Janwara 266.29 120 137 1.198 622 576 29. Path Bug 75.68 46 55 388 200 188 30. Wara Pora 634-.96 341 433 3.194 1.630 1.564- 31. Adi Pora 526.10 191 213 1.670 860 810 32. Danger Para 767.70 444- 522 4.15'l\(' 2.1H 2,0)3 33. Doru 304.73 231 317 2,259;1 1.150 1.109 34-. Sem Pora 81.34- 60 70 497 266 231 35. Gund Brat ·268.31 115 158 1.207 601 606 36. Brat 228.25 108 137 1,193 615 578 37. Said Pora 250.10 140 178 1.316 722 594- 38. Now Pora Kalan 594.49 307 355 3,275j 1.764- 1,511 39. Bohri Pora 136.79 58 71 572 318 254- 4q. Seelo 354.51 212 292 2,310 1,200 1.110 41. Chitlora 224.20 110 14-1 1, 105 565 540 42. Gund Mulraj 39.66 34 43 260 140 120 43. Raban Rana Hama 452.04 216 269 2,284y 1.170 1.114- 44. Pari Pora 141.64 76 88 703 346 357 45. Kartar Garh 86.60 Un - inhabited 46. Achha Bal 462.97 4-58 540 4.031/ 2.103 1.928 47. Maz -Bug 174.02 101 120 861 452 4-09 48. Amar Garb 306.35 136 166 1.418 765 653 49. Dara Nambal 439.09 84 102 835 437 398 50. Tarazuea 681.90 424- 529 3,94-6~: 2.089 1.857 51. Gund Bakir 25.09 8 II 84 43 41 52. Panji Para 159.05 92 116 1.016 517 499 53. Haigam 560.90 34-7 412 3.102 1,636 1.466 54. Rakh Haigam 1.114.52 116 130 933 500 433 55. Renji 140.83 101 106 780 409 371 137 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,.----A---., ,.-----'----., ,.-----'----., .~ ,..---A----. "....--A----" M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 27 76, 69 7 64 72 55 169 9 382 474- 8 208 361 456 113 II 309 268 2 39 311 252 194 142 30 226 212 3 II 52 167 344 408 20 115 111 3 5 108 80 80 344 67 863 2 676 1 37 ISO 809 766 753 214 24 436 82 380 81 6 50 17 367 407 361 641 142 1.102 77 774 25 79 44 28 205 24 48 1.032 994 904 410 97 569 94 413 85 30 6 120 8 105 470 476 545 67 14 138 3 97 13 2 26 2 15 151 113 77 197 33 309 264 6 38 208 291 397 134 13 344 319 25 304 270 274 190 23 422 54 182 44 153 3 22 5 65 2 15 187 285 353 625 233 884 6 458 2 143 9 2 274 2 880 1.505 101 14 180 93 8 14 65 86 138 167 466 134 592 412 10 14 156 419 608 690 237 48 274 234 5 35 9 210 282 329 60 16 68 54 3 11 69 72 51 344 75 587 82 462 75 25 14 86 7 2 161 581 871 89 16 141 126 12 3 72 232 133 124 Un - inhabited 663 179 1,049 136 459 109 138 18 48 2 404- 7 76 351 978 1.441 165 45 251 4 109 66 7 69 4- 5 209 196 196 288 78 403 2 254 5 4 140 12 390 350 261 114 45 173 157 2 14 52 101 212 297 611 182 930 19 626 4 39 28 3 237 12 109 190 1.050 1,648 28 17 17 2 7 2 8 10 26 29 146 68 233 4 167 2 22 2 2 42 16 102 268 393 S05 64 854 52 645 31 21 2 36 13 152 6 4 281 778 1, 133 48 258 106 65 25 86 8 34 99 46 242 327 45 228 73 134 50 45 20 48 2 181 298 138 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loca Name of Village I Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless PopulatiQn) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ~ .----'----.. P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 56. Tramba Gund 68.39 47 52 346 181 165 57. BulaGam 299.07 102 121 871 482 389 58. Chhuru 94.29 50 58 433 225 208 59. Chak Haigam 30.76 12 12 9Q 51 39 60. Krank Sbivan 274.38 160 203 1,651 892 759 61. Wagul 233.51 119 150 1.192 624- 568 62. Pathukah Muqam 169.97 81 102 837 422 415 63. Lalad 134.76 92 105 892 446 446 64. Sangrama 269.12 148 172 1.343 691 652 65. Seer Jagir 471.46 466 595 4,385/ 2,320 2,065 66. Ludura 474.70 227 279 2,311 1,199 1,112 67. Vediporalur Hama 144.88 68 76 702 365 337 68. Hadi Pora 407.52 222 252 2,016 1,049 967 69. Chij Hama 314.04 151 177 1.275 673 602 70. Logriwal Pora 42.90 25 33 222 117 105 71. Feroz Para 82.56 64 83 639 337 302 72. Shoga PQra 44.52 23 23 180 101 79 73. Trega Pora 34.80 56 72 615 341 274- 74. Ruhama 912.98 355 444 3,026 1.581 1.445 75. Data POfa Najar 62.32 32 35 228 115 113 76. Branadab 130.71 98 127 754 398 356 77. Khah Moh 92.67 148 168 1,078 573 505 78. Cali Dal 33.18 5 5 36 17 19 79. Braman 117.36 123 152 863 466 397 80. LacIiangan 54.63 22 25 139 71 68 81. Kitrunari Bal 73.25 69 71 343 190 153 82. Syal Kat 189.39 94 125 688 385 303 83. Bal Rama Thakan Pora 262.24 105 135 792 432 360 84. Ludhulodura 173.61 92 110 616 339 277 85. HumaDub 46.54 14 20 124 69 55 86. Panzala Gundbal 274.78 161 194 1, 138 626 512 139 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Worker, Household Industry Manufactur Other ing, Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (1) ouren (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ,..-----A------..----"-----.. ,---A----. ,.----A---.. r---'-----.. ~ r---~~--~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (l'3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 12 113 27 67 12 22 16 15 8 fiB 137 132 45 252 2 157 17 78 2 3 164 227 223 74- 23 114 41 83 40 5 26 7 110 160 2 31 15 4 5 26 2 8 20 24 249 79 502 2 41B 26 10 48 10 519 380 238 113 31 307 3 249 11 46 3 2 133 315 432 118 21 238 170 7 61 183 415 163 40 225 4 156 2 2 66 2 6 225 215 217 233 58 396 12 238 5 6 38 7 114- 17 321 278 319 915 299 1.232 33 692 12 22 12 6 506 15 39 856 1.049 1.176 332 84 560 491 18 4- 47 85 517 554 594 148 24- 129 4- 117 9 3 3 59 196 177 137 4-32 104- 526 2 414 26 15 71 2 14 493 509 472 182 16 303 28 178 27 27 21 77 74 185 296 389 36 5 65 53 2 10 71 51 34 135 40 116 68 17 3 28 50 82 171 220 25 7 47 13 9 2 23 ' 8 33 46 46 215 67 155 7 30 19 11 95 6 6 31 180 236 468 110 900 34- 566 12 30 53 5 251 17 91 916 590 495 90 68 64 6 14- 2 2 48 4 5 49 46 58 77 6 24-8 13 227 13 5 16 203 150 140 114 8 257 219 37 30 196 286 309 16 4 14 4- 2 10 5 53 5 ~58 9 230 9 27 68 194 140 194- 12 42 2 35 2 5 2 13 29 53 31 96 75 95 75 93 78 159 99 246 6 176 69 5 183 139 114 88 25 269 150 262 150 7 21 162 189 93 26 187 157 2 4- 24- 13 139 139 138 13 6 36 2 34 2 2 32 51 225 108 334 34 168 4- 49 1. '" 140 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ~ ,.----"------. P M F M F M F (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 87. Patusa 210.84 69 91 621 334 287 88. Khushi Pora 146.09 60 70 481 265 216 89. Wan Pora 186.56 54 66 408 218 190 90. Dachan Pora 139.62 37 47 292 150 142 91. Sare Pora Budan 232.29 98 133 1,013 549 464 92. Manchan Pora 132.33 29 36 273 160 113 93. Fider Pora 89.03 52 64 437 253 184 94. Sonian Said Nar 217.32 93 105 599 313 286 95. Naki Pora Bata Pora 180.90 82 100 692 368 324 96. Fagi Pora 46.13 15 20 100 52 48 97. Shckha Pqra 61.11 24 27 147 76 71 98. Hachivi Pora 31.57 22 23 142 73 69 99. Seen 82.96 35 42 220 119 101 100. Satrina 72.84 13 14 103 56 47 101. Chatusa 164.30 51 76 432 231 201 102. Pazwal Pora 89.44 59 66 374 205 169 103. Tangamula 102.39 50 60 349 182 167 104. Ahangcr Pora 20.23 14 14 73 44 29 105. Dazna 71.23 30 40 251 131 120 106. Kitar Daji 70.82 27 33 177 92 85 107. Duni Wari 50.18 11 12 60 34 26 108. Hamam 36.42 23 31 188 105 83 109. Markote 14.57 17 17 92 50 42 110. Now Pora Hamal 46.92 13 15 82 48 34 111. Hunru 69.61 43 53 389 214 175 112. Kungrusa 114.93 66 75 496 265 231 113. Pakhwara 24.69 27 31 201 113 88 114. Dalri 76.89 39 41 176 Iv3 73 115. Zethan 65.96 41 49 492 273 219 116. Chipdeji 21.45 7 7 50 28 22 117. Dugri Pora 41.28 16 18 132 65 67 14t PIlIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT M1lin Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tura1 Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~,..----A-----. .---"------. .---"------. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 126 31 215 9 178 17 8 19 112 119 166 88 22 135 103 2 30 130 215 88 43 89 IS 44- 12 11 33 3 39 56 90 119 42 6 95 85 10 86 55 56 274 75 200 27 146 10 10 15 44 2 106 257 243 180 50 7 87 67 17 3 5 82 68 31 59 8 115 5 109 6 30 122 lOS 57 68 8 190 149 13 4 24 3 172 120 114- 101 11 200 14 111 '1. 23 4- 6 62 6 20 217 148 93 14 14 39 23 2 14 29 12 19 23 7 54 49 2 3 43 22 27 46 18 34 31 23 30 11 6 6 33 32 37 5 79 38 58 34: 20 4- 37 39 26 38 29 32 17 16 7 10 15 2 24 28 82 23 134 103 31 15 74- 82 126 94 17 108 29 89 28 8 10 4- 21 93 119 82 56 104- 71 2 3 28 18 66 60 100 4- 30 30 23 14- 6 35 8 67 2 56 10 2 3 .58 61 60 26 54 26 47 26 4 3 3 37 56 19 14- 18 14- 15 12 18 3 73 56 67 56 6 32 27 6 36 36 20 14 22 10 34 2 31 2 2 26 14 6 58 9 142 123 113 122 6 72 52 96 21 154- 138 16 105 111 125 28 71 43 70 43 3 42 42 20 4 72 8 61 7 6 5 31 65 85 22 144- 49 114 41 7 3 5 20 3 129 169 6 11 11 7 17 15 13 3 22 2 21 2 20 46 23 19 142 URBAN / VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectar~s occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes l No. inKm Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 118. Hardu Chanam 162.28 79 95 571 300 271 119. Mehdinu Hachinar 76.08 11 11 46 25 21 120. Sangram Pora 42.09 11 13 91 47 44 121. Wad Pora 59.49 23 31 224 120 104 122. Rawchha 403.07 190 233 1,459 757 702 . . --- 123. Yar Bug 260.62 83 95 737 381 356 124. Dangi Wachha 153.78 153 198 1,480 787 694 125. Margi Pora Ba1a 40.87 10 11 74 41 33 126. Margi Por a 'Pain 35.61 14 14 113 61 52 127. Duli Gund 74.87 44 54 367 201 166 128. Chrali Gund 99.15 32 36 210 108 102 129. Laisar 106.84 48 68 401 210 191 130. Dundusa 82.15 54 63 508 266 242 131. Gund Karim Khan 108.86 52 67 504 263 241 132. Watragam Bala 218.53 140 154 1,090 580 510 133. Drusukhalsa 46.54 31 37 297 152 145 134. Watragam Pain 292.59 139 172 1.484 763 721 135. Hibdangar Pora 269.52 127 188 1.530 768 762 136. Behram Pora 387.29 281 351 2.540 1.314 1,226 137. Drusu Jagir 97.93 42 54 462 255 207 138. Ma1aguni Pora 94.70 56 83 678 370 308 143 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other iog. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tura! Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ,...----A-----, ,....----A---., ~ ,...------A--- ,.....---"'--- r---A----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 143 71 166 11 97 10 9 60 21 134 239 13 9 15 8 6 10 9 11 16 4 30 10 25 8 2 4 4 9 13 25 41 15 65 40 54 33 2 5 9 2 6 55 58 201 53 349 4 266 2 4 23 56 131 422 277 276 126 39 207 4 165 42 4 199 174 153 422 186 330 13 69 59 19 4 183 9 52 268 404 413 5 18 13 5 7 22 16 11 9 24 23 25 41 12 11 67 19 114 83 20 11 14 106 73 60 66 67 43 12 31 32 60 33 41 56 9 119 112 7 5 129 86 61 67 31 149 134 6 9 7 159 110 83 82 34 138 2 125 4 8 137 125 102 245 82 328 230 14 25 59 2 315 250 195 67 23 87 3 77 9 2 4 55 61 87 306 82 354 3 335 19 ' 3 352 409 366 352 119 316 50 219 10 80 38 17 40 452 672 530 139 588 8 380 84 3 121 6 II 15 715 1,203 114 37 149 103 6 5 35 2 83 104 124 165 65 168 101 46 21 33 202 275 144 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL SOPORE Loea- Name of Villagel Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied Hou.se- (including Institutional Scheduled ScneoUleo Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ,.---"-----, ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) Urban Area 5/11 Sopore Town Area 15.03 Km' 3,595 4,752 33,584 17,918 15,666 1. Nara Pora 75 88 626 331 295 2. New Colony 205 265 1.844 1.003 841 3. Eid Gah 18 23 202 121 81 4. Town Hall 58 74 509 288 221 5. Mumkak 83 107 768 406 362 6. Ashpeer 74 87 642 330 312 .. 7. Shyran 100 117 898 487 411 8. Humlina 55 67 488 265 223 9. Bagath 98 125 898 454 444 10. Khawaja Gilgit 62 88 539 281 258 11. Bata Para 80 114 730 360 370 c 12. Badshah Masjid 38 55 300 158 142 13. Sang ram Pora 196 278 1,638 855 783 14. Khushal Matoo 113 J58 1.059 586 473 15. Shahabad 79 110 614 326 288 16. Baba Yousuf 93 121 830 447 383 17. Sheed Gunj 20 22 98 76 22 18. ShaH Para 110 137 1.077 584 493 19. Muslim Peer 107 141 1.056 557 499 20. Krali Tang 118 150 },064- 574- 490 21. Dogli Tang 148 157 1,211 645 566 22. Chan Khan 98 129 1,021 552 469 23. Sofi Hamam 78 130 882 478 404 24. tintoo Hamam 37 55 456 254 202 25. Now Hamam 62 101 761 394 367 26. KhanKhah 42 80 523 271 252 27. Jamia Qadim 93 161 1, 130 574 556 28. Hathi Shah 139 184 1,389 714 675 29. Ningli 156 200 1,290 704 586 30. Takyabal 83 106 654 345 309 31. Maharaj Pora 151 172 1,276 705 571 32. Teelyan 118 168 1.210 673 537 33. Hajama 91 132 893 482 411 34. Chinki Pora 130 148 1,144 610 534 35. Sheik Sahib 87 115 893 480 413 36. Syed Sultan 41 59 433 234 199 37. Lalbab Sahib 63 86 661 347 314 38. Aram Pora 149 195 1,608 819 789 Boa~ PopUla~iOD 39. Ningli 20 20 132 74 58 40. Sangram Pora 3 3 18 8 10 41. Khushal Mattoo 24 24 119 66 53 145 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ...---'-----. ~ ~ "..----A----. "..----A----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (2S) (26) (27) (28) 8.S16 4.461 9.030 677 958 103 176 2 185 78 7.711 494 27 342 8.861 14.647 126 50 154 4 12 4 2 136 4 177 291 689 434 503 56 3 9 490 . S5 500 785 88 37 70 2 68 51 81 172 90 146 14 11 8 1 126 13 142 207 192 123 203 9 7 1 1 194 9 203 353 203 137 169 20 1 2 3 165 18 7 15 154 277 260 121 222 8 4 9 2 209 6 265 403 146 74 138 4 84 2 54· 2 51 127 168 228 110 216 52 86 44 17 113 7 238 392 173 103 134 1 8 125 1 2 147 255 231 175 168 26 6 162 26 192 344 104- 68 73 14 1 2 3 2 67 12 3 82 128 599 360 400 36 3 4 5 5 388 30 1 454 747 303 142 310 9 20 33 3 257 6 2 82 274 382 58 28 147 14 5 1 142 13 1 2 178 272 268 144- 208 13 19 2 189 11 1 239 369 53 9 67 6 67 6 9 16 271 120 306 43 96 30 2 3 208 10 ' 1 278 449 228 121 270 14 4 2 1 264 13 287 485 265 127 320 19 2 8 318 11 87 254 384 271 166 349 14 45 8 16 2 280 12 296 522 199 68 281 14 25 3 4 10 252 1 271 455 279 138 241 19 1 2 4 6 234 13 237 384 133 69 138 4: 138 4 116 198 225 170 199 21 4 2 195 19 195 346 176 125 139 26 2 I 7 136 19 132 226 360 272 292 40 3 3 9 3 277 37 5 18 277 498 301 206 345 30 15 3 6 26 13 298 14 5 11 364 634 182 43 373 5 I 5 362 1 331 585 139 66 218 13 5 2 5 208 10 8 127 288 192 22 351 6 2 1 5 1 345 5 352 565 334 123 310 17 27 3 14 1 269 12 1 363 S19 190 65 238 5 3 1 235 4 2 244 404 247 130 299 5 96 4 13 190 1 2 4 309 525 112 19 247 3 84 3 163 233 410 82 31 115 4 5 110 .. 119 195 200 99 159 22 62 2 5 92 19 53 188 239 226 76 432 72 258 4 66 107 67 2 386 715 6 40 40 34 58 5 5 3 10 5 33 33 33 53 146 URBA.N I VILLA.GE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca- Name of Village! Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless PopUlation) Castes Tribes No. inKm' Houses ,....--"---. ,....--"---. P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 5/4 Baramula Tehsil 349.4 KmS Total (34.938.99 20.909 26.643 187.732 100.013 87.719 13 Hectares) 333.6 Kml Rural (33.356.99 16.917 21.111 148.770 79.311 69.459 13 Hectares) 15.8 KmS Urban (1.582.00 3.992 5.532 38.962 20.702 18.260 Hectares) Rural Areas 1. Hanji Wera 466.61 499 615 4.062/ 2.103 1.959 2. Mahal'aj Pora Kanagam Dara 229.46 101 125 953 493 460 3. Kanter Bug 57.87 57 65 426 224 202 4. Gund Khawja Kasim 89.44- 19 95 614 330 284 5. Aram Pora 40.87 68 86 620 295 325 6. Habaq Tangoo 55.04 67 98 647 342 305 7. Bodi Bug 166.73 96 127 817 411 386 8. Archanderhama 55.85 91 115 890 459 431 9. Qasbamalmoh 254.15 220 239 1.514 827 687 10. Agar KaHan 84.58 67 83 666 346 320 11. :oIala Bochan 38.45 51 58 435 224 211 12. Tunj Haran 26.30 9 17 126 65 61 13. Chichlura 230.67 171 180 1.407 739 668 14. Burzala 65.56 35 48 335 172 163 15. Goigam 135.57 89 110 737 393 344 16. Pinjra <10.03 124 152 853 464 389 17. Tara Hama 102.79 96 113 767 424 343 18. Uteku 124.64- 81 98 699 370 329 19. Wari Pora Bangil 155.00 73 88 637 339 298 20. Gom Ahmad Pora 264.26 204 257 1.714 938 776 21. Tantri Para 30.35 .54 60 427 216 211 22. Nolri 285.31 163 177 1.120 619 501 23. Khore 181.30 169 229 1. 721 902 819 147 PRIMA'RY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Indwtry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ....-----"---. ~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 34.326 11.630 53.167 6,954 27,086 3.733 2.462 22 3,485 1,734 20.134 1,465 2,519 23.002 44,327 57.763 22,819 5,307 43.273 5,946 26,347 3,580 1,970 19 3,099 1,518 11.857 829 2.344 21.806 33,694 41,707 11,507 6,323 9,894 1.008 739 153 492 3 386 216 8.277 636 175 1,196 10,633 16,056 417 77 1.205 194- 711 115 11 197 45 286 34 65 843 833 922 127 27 286 178 86 28 86 2 44 132 70 16 12 112 195 170 33 166 27 88 73 26 4 51 57 124 107 37 214 33 86 8 2 118 33 70 115 181 48 12 209 19 161 38 19 10 180 85 126 38 4 201 26 137 23 57 3 7 150 141 129 66 14 262 26 173 14 4 65 11 20 3 168 357 189 30 253 75 147 39 6 80 35 20 7 151 199 205 325 73 479 52 233 7 164 43 75 9 16 330 332 305 77 12 166 8 117 6 28 20 180 312 42 121 2 78 2 36 7 103 209 17 3 28 11 16 7 8 4 3 2 25 35 25 286 118 437 266 120 68 19 III 138 187 60 8 145 294 257 61 16 94 15 69 16 15 9 55 78 93 136 32 248 45 161 7 2 58 35 27 3 3 146 142 153 38 2 247 3 230 3 4 13 217 386 99 32 223 3 160 10 53 3 11 123 190 217 102 30 221 11 140 12 33 11 36 3 135 146 183 93 13 217 9 121 2 14 80 8 122 289 294 22 506 37 183 4 88 9 231 28 67 492 365 247 27 2 145 37 56 14 10 69 22 10 80 71 94- 117 34 418 96 203 37 16 135 52 64 7 38 201 367 434 156 478 37 169 46 105 32 158 4 10 323 414 459 148 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town[Ward residential holds & Homeless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) ,24. Shera Pora Bangil 403.88 178 214 1.391 755 636 25. Mamusa 310.80 173 225 1.744 932 812 26. Krishama 144.47 83 99 573 292 281 2:1. Chack Narain Dass 31.57 23 37 267 133 134 28. Kati Bug 91.06 35 39 342 175 167 29. Rawan Pora 42.49 23 37 243 137 106 30. Chak Charatram 57.47 45 53 332 179 153 31. Ochli Pora 60.30 25 29 215 97 118 32. Nangir Pora Mughama 73.65 61 84 494 265 229 33. Sonim 121.00 67 78 492 258 234 34. Kaniu 114.12 52 64 459 246 213 35. Yal 211.65 94 116 791 424 367 36. Bahram Pora 58.28 37 48 288 148 140 37. Biyawa 109.67 77 103 564- 294- 270 38. Babakhi Pora 40.47 17 24 143 79 64 39. Cundari Pora 38.04 18 22 142 84 58 40. Tila Gam 396.60 222 279 1,953 1.043 910 41. Wahi Cund 25.50 26 34 234 118 116 42. Mohammad Pora 85.79 60 73 532 271 261 43. Chandera Seer 154.19 56 77 488 279 209 44. Wailukral Pora 198.30 134 172 1.113 610 503 45. Chukar 355.08 175 210 1.546 801 745 46. Shuchpula Pora 143.26 73 93 628 335 293 47. Siriwara Pora 476.72 207 265 1.838 967 871 48. Dona Dara 37.23 38 46 285 153 132 49. Sargu Danger Pora 203.96 135 173 1.305 685 620 50. Paki Pora 69.20 40 48 313 173 140 51. Daragam 123.43 44 69 466 243 223 52. Harhand Pora 56.66 10 10 88 47 41 53. Wanigam Pain 308.37 123 152 1.422 746 676 54. Khamiyar 176.04 60 81 597 318 279 149 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tura! Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Worken Workers ~ ~ ~ ....-_Jo-_...... ~ ,..---A---.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (I5) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 228 59 452 183 183 48 46 107 133 116 2 303 452 345 66 541 412 258 308 18 16 265 88 5 13 386 387 59 26 197 6 123 9 65 6 6 116 89 159 88 19 54 11 36 5 6 27 6 69 63 54 38 3 100 34 61 32 38 2 13 47 62 86 58 21 80 17 54 15 26 2 4 52 53 37 79 10 94 4 76 4 18 4 81 149 39 8 60 2 51 3 6 36 116 37 160 16 105 4 2 49 16 3 112 102 101 66 5 163 21 82 10 70 21 117 95 96 101 9 142 6 67 4 71 6 120 104 87 118 22 247 16 131 2 113 16 169 177 182 36 11 77 4 51 7 19 3 6 61 65 75 137 70 142 5 66 1 5 3 70 2 25 43 127 222 2 47 2 42 2 4 32 62 14- 39 2 34 3 2 35 44- 21 281 48 480 15 339 11 22 10 109 4 66 416 497 479 9 66 45 8 13 4- 52 112 41 2 129 100 18 11 13 63 129 198 66 2 148 108 13 2 25 2 130 207 86 4 341 298 15 28 269 503 272 31 492 32 360 2 00 28 64 2 14 313 295 400 108 10 136 2 112 9 2 IS 49 175 ISO 116 231 24 406 6 358 3 4 10 3 34 120 457 441 408 32 5 77 70 7 60 76 72 284- 72 393 92 257 53 II 52 32 n 6 53 345 239 183 46 4 105 17 50 6 7 24 9 24 2 4 30 54 93 55 2 176 18 104 2 37 16 33 1 7 126 60 79 12 24 3 17 2 2 5 16 22 22 234 46 403 30 220 47 37 25 99 :5 29 282 314 364 78 15 162 8 81 7 7 67 7 17 165 139 106 150 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BA~LA Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ,..----A----. ,..----A----. P M F M F M F (1, ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 55. Nilah 163.49 33 40 285 147 138 56. Nihal Pora 757.58 315 415 3,010 1,562 1,448 57. Pattan 702.14 276 344 2,768 1.455 1.313 58. Sudra Bal 50.99 21 30 239 124 115 59. Patipal Pora 108.86 54 65 439 238 201 60. Palhalan 971.26 832 1,023 7,054'/ 3,733 3.321 61. Chander Hama 199.11 68 103 835 431 404 . 6Z. Gund Chander Hama 31.57 6 7 42 23 19 63. Indir Gam 308.37 187 237 1,830 951 879 64. Hamari 231.08 III 127 905 483 422 65. Malik Pora 37.Z3 33 39 309 160 149 66. Taperwari Pora 679.07 266 '332 2,541 1,346 1,195 67. Bochli Z18.53 75 82 630 327 303 68. Chandakot 120.60 41 51 383 194 189 69. Pochanag 185.75 43 53 375 210 165 70. Kreri 386.48 279 364 2,364 1.292 1.072 7l. Wani Gam Bala 204.37 93 113 883 447 436 72. Doli Pora 106.03 68 94 664 356 308 73. Wari Pora Pain 52.6} 18 22 133 81 52 74. Bahram Pur Kun Gerdara 47.35 Un - inhabited 75. Rasri Pora 81.75 42 46 351 187 164 76. Frasta Hartila Gam 86.60 46 56 390 214 176 77. Khargam 152.16 38 46 324 178 146 78. Gadwani 68.39 17 19 122 70 52 79. Dard pora 114.12 38 52 392 206 ]86 80. Watra Gam 404.29 154 185 1,277 683 594 81. Wari Pora Bala 87.01 53 74 500 271 229 8Z. Sachi Pora 40.87 9 13 100 65 35 83. Khise Pora 92.27 44 30 412 222 190 84. Thindama 182.92 57 64 522 275 247 85. Hail Jagir 177.25 90 100 670 367 303 151 P,RIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~~~_....A-__ ~ ,.----A-----. ~ ~ r----~---~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (I6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (265 (27) (28) 12 93 60 24 8 83 54 54 444 63 806 69 492 31 83 20 200 49 75 605 681 774 383 80 709 99 389 37 19 116 52 185 10 104 576 642 638 20 5 80 8 64 6 2 9 5 2 44 107 38 2 154 75 23 32 24 17 136 67 64 724 178 2.121 900 1.380 842 102 161 18 478 40 109 417 1.503 2.004 124 32 226 5 188 3 4 9 25 2 47 204 352 2 12 10 2 11 18 341 69 498 3 355 II 5 127 2 22 317 431 559 69 8 303 287 15 53 179 369 32 6 101 12 68 5 7 27 5 97 59 40 353 86 783 24 555 IO 31 21 3 176 II 5 280 558 891 58 2 176 44 153 44 6 17 10 131 141 128 47 10 114 90 23 120 80 68 30 2 115 97 4 3 11 87 95 78 H2 113 685 36 327 13 29 75 13 254 10 22 235 585 801 HI 37 258 4 152 26 37 3 43 34 286 155 146 89 21 200 4 165 2 2 33 5 49 151 255 52 52 8 29 44 Un - inhabited 59 13 80 62 2 7 9 13 56 94 108 IS 138 125 13 9 76 167 45 6 94 2 60 4 3 27 2 13 81 71 63 7 35 29 5 35 35 17 29 92 93 10 28 8 57 10 9 43 104 133 208 21 364 21 262 7 25 17 70 4 15 34 304 539 104 10 163 10 116 10 45 63 107 156 19 32 29 3 2 15 31 20 17 137 129 2 6 9 85 180 112 28 153 3 93 7 52 37 122 207 53 7 222 32 190 30 3 21 2 8 IH 271 152 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in Km· Houses P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (n) (12) 86. Karewa Kreri 123.03 12 12 80 44 36 87. Salusa 328.61 149 186 1.292 659 633 88. Othura 4-88.06 197 237 ]'784 937 847 89. Nowpora Jagir 591.25 264 331 2.269 1,198 1,071 90. Shalaqa Wara 326.58 175 205 1.479 768 711 91. Dompora Dongadara 209.63 99 110 775 411 364 !'l2. Wizar 193.85 106 133 1,138 602 536 93. Dura Barna 92.27 56 70 460 241 219 94. Managam 384.05 140 166 1.034 569 465 95. Sheikh Pora 80.94 68 81 520 274 246 96. Burzawashan 54.63 31 39 224 128 96 97. Tangwari Bala 51.40 31 34 224 107 117 98. Tangwari Pain 29.54 12 13 102 54 48 9.9. Kalantra Pain 133.95 82 105 737 390 347 100. Kakuthal 193.44 72 99 690 386 304 10 1. Kalantra Bala 204.37 81 104 637 353 284 102. Dundamoh 215.30 65 77 445 245 200 103. Nagbal 150.54 66 72 389 205 184- 104. Bandibala 85.79 56 71 389 225 164 105. Takia Yousuf Shah 36.42 24 25 178 101 77 106_ Naowgam Kandi 95.10 53 72 524 297 227 107. N alasar 106.03 74 89 520 271 249 108. Duda Bug 138.40 68 99 587 328 259 109. Sultapora Kandi 167.54 55 87 584 313 271 1l0. Kohlina 120.60 64 76 483 260 223 Ill. Bandi Pain 144.88 III 148 885 494 391 112. Wahi Dana 40.47 16 21 133 69 64 113. Muran Tanguari 148.12 57 68 449 247 202 114. Raj Pora Thandakasi 51.80 31 40 251 147 104 115. Lara Dura 136.79 90 133 1.040 532 508 116. Kawa Har 172.40 92 105 848 460 388 153 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTR ACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) Durers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~~~ .----"----.. ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 10 29 24 5 15 34 211 42 372 5 244 23 16 3 89 2 35 321 252 307 284 54 567 81 356 56 8 22 12 181 13 11 273 359 493 369 135 646 8 270 2 11 42 3 323 3 40 552 1.023 281 90 423 37 215 18 20 41 8 147 11 19 151 326 523 186 33 215 104 129 102 3 83 2 4 44 192 216 225 26 334 310 219 250 7 28 48 80 12 3 16 265 210 53 3 123 3 86 6 5 2 26 9 118 207 130 26 339 2 252 21 66 2 230 461 80 7 153 101 8 43 10 143 III 102 20 75 41 46 38 15 2 13 7 27 46 28 16 53 45 6 2 66 53 50 17 2 27 20 2 5 24 26 24 118 42 223 2 99 33 3 88 2 3 166 164 179 92 7 217 141 167 137 8 2 3 40 34 53 135 llO 85 6 174 4 98 4 16 ffJ 15 153 164 127 19 144 2 88 25 4 2 27 18 131 83 67 20 140 93 129 93 7 4 2 64 89 41 6 107 29 102 29 5 117 135 24 3 64 43 61 43 3 37 34 79 II 126 8 59 6 4 62 13 171 206 47 3 159 157 2 8 114 104 134 101 18 199 23 174 23 3 2 20 8 12 121 224 83 17 196 16 161 35 15 7 155 1I0 100 35 6 151 138 3 10 31 153 78 69 122 20 311 130 218 89 2 21 40 70 128 183 133 32 6 39 26 12 36 29 27 75 5 159 9 116 6 42 3 3 83 85 110 31 84 56 26 2 63 102 ~ 211 26 282 21 174 21 9 2 97 4 115 246 372 87 7 262 24 201 23 7 54 2 3 196 361 154 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca Name of Village I Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & ofTown/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) 117. Shera Pora Guga Ran 14{).83 76 lIO 664 373 2C)1 118. Kachumaqam 455.28 219 264 1,870 998 872 119. Dara Hufrasta Wari 179.28 44 65 438 241 197 120. Wulraman 178.87 46 88 532 285 247 121. Frasta Dub 123.03 34 37 224 115 109 122. Weri Nar 59.89 14 18 95 51 44 123. Wagela 162.69 43 44 310 166 144 124. Huda Pora 113.72 43 53 394 208 186 125. Wagura 499 39 239 303 2.123 1.129 994 126. N~i But 112.50 65 78 614 326 288 127. Singb Pora Kalan 517.19 247 284 1.809 966 843 128. Faeth Pora 422.09 166 _- 213 1,530 B18 712 129. Goti Yar 110.08 78 101 642 358 284 130. Frasta Har 53.42 35 43 324 173 151 131. Kbai Tangan 382.84 151 198 1,510 835 675 132. Katianwali 234.72 81 101 644 342 302 133. Gohanlari Jungle 161.47 70 75 452 247 205 134. Chudusa 309.99 202 270 1,724 927 797 135. Khuda Pora 108.05 70 81 491 243 248 136. Shumlaran 123.84 90 107 676 387 289 137. Naraderi :(5.50 25 29 179 95 84 138. Danger Pora 75.68 66 83 555 313 242 139. Tari Pora Wansaran 61.51 31 43 273 154 119 14{). Nambalan 82.96 65 86 555 283 272 141. Hardukhel 151.35 91 113 769 427 342 142. Odura 177.66 102 120 786 423 363 143. Malapora 126.67 84 103 681 370 311 144. Badarnulla 81.34 43 60 425 218 207 145. Fateh Godh 202.35 149 197 1,380 714 666 146. Mirher 35.21 35 46 4f76 189 187 147. Heewen 261.03 261 319 2,013 1.063 950 155 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V\b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,..-----.A----. ,..------"---- ~ r--"----.. ,...--A-----, ,....-----A--- ,....-----A---- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 96 3 188 56 147 45 20 5 11 16 36 137 149 98 251 39 548 59 392 50 23 6 132 3 31 356 419 457 67 7 141 129 12 4 100 193 46 153 126 27 6 24 126 223 11 7 35 8 33 8 47 67 33 34 9 2 22 15 7 8 11 21 32 24 100 8 62 3 8 34 3 19 63 117 53 5 82 2 56 5 20 36 68 90 116 387 124 597 58 341 8 25 32 11 199 39 32 364 500 572 141 81 181 3 II7 3 3 14 130 131 iss 612 387 483 101 91 35 3 17 22 372 44 38 170 445 572 377 200 420 22 95 56 2 14 267 8 17 222 381 468 179 72 165 5 21 142 4 193 279 49 10 81 9 70 92 151 146 15 490 303 58 3 126 44 391 301 283 79 10 105 19 91 4 19 10 90 165 147 118 I 121 74 109 42 68 28 2 8 38 6 16 70 122 93 269 41 446 7 271 5 33 3 139 72 316 409 474 91 39 121 5 90 2 31 3 11 39 III 204 46 220 3 197 3 2 19 22 71 145 215 23 60 55 5 20 35 64 44 5 198 134 4 60 6 155 109 87 21 91 69 2 20 78 62 41 91 5 159 38 111 28 8 6 34 10 2 35 122 199 101 4 237 173 18 45 28 156 162 186 102 4 253 5 173 2 4 74 5 217 170 141 84 6 204 6 135 5 21 47 5 184 161 121 65 17 112 69 II 32 4 110 102 97 193 31 358 3 221 6 35 96 2 18 250 338 413 78 15 99 4 41 2 9 49 2 2 101 88 82 354 25 566 29 400 22 56 5 109 2 15 468 482 453 '.156 URBAN I VILLAGB TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca- Name of Village I Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of ToWltfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKw- Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 148. Sheri Narawaw 171.59 138 159 1.120 597 523 149. Jagiyar 87.82 83 113 747 374 373 150. Zandaforan 52.61 79 96 672 362 310 151. Kitcha Hama 197.89 107 134 905 490 415 152. Gantamoola Bala 165.92 78 113 855 456 399 153. Gantamoola Pain 135.98 83 III 665 360 305 154. Khadaniar 371.51 100 138 950 481 469 155. Jalsheri 263.05 93 114 802 431 371 156. Hajibal 165.92 39 48 334 177 157 157. Takki Sultan 407.93 64 80 581 307 274 158. Ohlitra 211.25 108 133 810 440 370 159. Shitlu 523.67 185 239 1,661 932 729 160. Wankari 129.10 33 50 402 221 181 161. Nawgam 85.79 22 28 273 151 122 162. Sadi Pora 62.32 26 29 307 165 142 163. Naidhal 783.48 294 382 3,081 1,722 1.359 4 164. Benerkah Dura 439.90 169 228 1.933 1,044 889 165. Punacheter 96.72 12 13 106 53 53 166. Janbaz Pora 164.30 127 162 },355 736 619 167. Chaklu 548.76 216 270 1.948 1,025 923 168. Jahama 143.26 108 125 1.080 566 514 169. Kanis Pora 569.80 243 320 2,433 1.327 1.106 170. Dilna 1260.61 514 574 4,672 .... 2.496 2,176 3 171. Chinar Bitchri Gund 191.42 52 77 646 346 300 157 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [Ill, IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~~~_..A.. __ ~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 193 24 290 28 130 27 19 8 133 28 190 279 305 102 5 210 5 101 5 40 14 55 6 208 158 160 140 4 149 93 10 46 15 196 198 114 157 25 268 6 155 23 2 90 4 224 221 185 229 36 236 4 64 3 33 139 10 236 210 159 157 19 177 44 47 43 34 4 92 16 116 167 145 176 60 277 4 102 2 2 171 3 5 193 199 272 77 5 221 II3 27 81 15 119 195 252 52 9 84 4 66 4 17 2 93 151 57 16 147 2 30 2 115 160 271 95 4 266 186 156 127 80 58 29 26 173 158 320 123 584 89 437 73 38 3 11 106 5 5 340 343 300 73 11 109 84 9 16 112 lSI 61 14 75 74 67 73 3 5 76 47 42 7 92 99 83 98 6 1 2 73 43 433 46 766 71 503 25 40 9 25 36 198 41 683 915 605 429 117 532 18 257 5 46 9 10 220 3 23 526 489 345 13 3 30 21 8 6 23 46 183 63 407 4 154 2 33 8 212 2 4 5 325 610 319 78 595 19 434 2 9 11 11 141 5 8 102 422 802 126 309 199 110 2 2 255 512 522 203 686 44 273 35 15 6 392 9 15 207 626 855 877 343 1.196 119 533 12 102 135 71 426 36 196 707 1, 104 1,350 122 23 186 34 113 15 12 32 19 29 7 III 153 155 158 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca- Name of VillageJ Area ofVilJage No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownjWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm- Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) Urban Areas 5JIII Baramula Town Area 15.54 Km- 3.441 4.834 33.945 18.006 15.939 1. Tawheed Gunj 73 121 861 454 407 2. Raj Ghat 49 75 478 255 223 3. Qazi Hamam (Partial) 63 104 737 362 375 4. Jamia Masjid 120 180 1.287 657 630 5. Kaker Hamam (Partial) 43 84 562 301 261 6. Kaker Hamam (Partial) 46 74 543 287 256 7. Ganai Hamam 83 123 905 480 425 8. Qazi Hamam (Partial) 31 51 378 203 175 9. Khawja Sahib 122 179 1.257 669 588 10. Faqir Wani 29 38 233 131 102 il. Jalal Sahib 85 139 965 498 467 12. Mir Sahib 121 185 1.343 710 633 13. Syed Karim Sahib 126 181 1.405 755 650 14. Ram Ghat 40 75 468 237 231 15. Sarai Bazar 28 41 259 129 130 16. Bungalow Bagh 69 IG3 844 415 429 17. Azad Gunj 103 124 1.007 558 449 18. Aram Pora 42 58 521 280 241 19. Baghi Islam 83 101 740 349 391 20. Khan Pora (Partial) 185 248 1.622 851 771 21. Khan Pora (Partial) 153 229 1.550 836 714 22. Mohalla Jadeed (Partial) 100 142 993 545 448 23. Mohalla Jadeed (Partial) 106 144 779 400 379 24. Dewan Bagh 115 149 958 529 429 25. Kanli Bagh (Partial) 272 399 2.633 1.388 1.245 26. Sangri 67 71 495 276 219 27. Kanli Bagh (Partial) 145 193 1.577 807 770 28. Cheer Dari 33 38 293 150 143 29. Rangwar 118 166 1.031 542 489 159 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [Ill. IV. Workers Cultivators tura1 Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers ,...----A----, .------"---. ~~~ ....---A-----. ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 10.439 5.860 8.547 864 394 135 431 3 192 145 7.530 581 117 863 9.342 14.212 330 209 171 5 17 5 3 2 14B 2 23 71 260 331 190 114- 116 13 116 12 139 210 261 203 166 48 22 36 144 12 196 326 466 323 310 29 6 7 304 22 4 2 343 599 171 82 146 5 146 5 2 155 254 176 97 140 10 8 8 3 124 7 91 147 155 288 177 220 17 10 6 210 11 260 408 117 79 106 3 2 103 3 172 97 398 216 315 24 7 3 3 3 302 21 353 564 54 22 78 2 25 3 49 2 24 53 76 175 118 209 26 2 21 3 185 23 288 441 320 207 339 22 52 16 3 271 18 370 610 369 205 311 19 2 309 19 32 130 412 501 150 100 101 2 2 4- 95 2 136 229 84 61 66 2 7 58, 2 3 63 125 259 183 185 22 3 4 181 17 230 407 303 157 285 15 2 5 2 278 13 273 434 98 33 145 5 4 68 73 5 135 236 170 ]22 ]69 16 5 7 157 15 180 375 369 149 433 108 19 35 26 29 34 359 39 19 417 644 420 191 378 104 19 71 26 20 8 313 25 6 33 452 577 438 280 314 29 IO 3 303 26 231 419 261 183 189 25 2 187 24 4 17 207 337 351 190 255 9 2 8 2 244 7 274 420 987 701 623 91 4- 2 616 91 764 1,154 142 35 124 9 60 55 152 219 413 270 358 34 31 7 31 296 26 5 62 444 674 49 5 76 12 23 12 53 74 130 345 216 257 31 17 2 7 233 28 5 25 280 433 160 URBAN / VILLAGE TEHSIL BARAMULA Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownJWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 30. Ushkara 175 233 1,892 1,010 882 31. Kant Bagh 90 120 821 445 376 32. Sheerwani Colony 114 153 928 472 456 33. Khawja Bagh 371 472 3,330 1,896 1.434 34. Boat Population 9 9 43 22 21 35. MahalIa Karim Sahib 32 32 207 107 100 5/IV Pattan Notified Area 0.28 Km· 551 698 5.017 2.696 2,321 1. Poshwani Choki Mohalla 52 63 435 241 194 _ 2. Malla Mahalia 53 80 532 299 233 3. Teelyan Mohalla 24 31 203 107 96 4. Wani MahalIa 31 40 320 159 161 5. Gassi Wara 47 59 391 212 179 6. Aram Mohalla 45 57 356 187 169 7. Watwan Mohalla 14 14 103 55 48 8. Jamia Masjid Mohalla 43 54 488 257 231 9. Nagar Mohalla 39 55 383 210 173 10. MalIa Para Pattan 62 71, 547 305 242 11. Gojri MahalIa 36 42 333 165 168 12. Zargarian Mohalla 15 17 112 58 54 13. Para Mohalla Takebal 90 115 814 441 373 161 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- Literates (I--IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,-----A----.. ~ ..-----'----. ~ ~ ...... --"----- ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 380 73 443 10 185 4 60 4 2 194 3 8 28 559 844 256 138 230 48 9 5 1 19 215 29 10 136 205 192 367 185 206 39 206 39 266 417 1.196 489 1.028 36 9 62 7 3 950 31 15 217 853 1.181 7 2 12 12 10 21 79 45 43 3 43 2 64 97 1.068 463 1,347 144 345 18 61 194 71 747 55 58 333 1,291 1.844 98 29 119 3 20 12 19 3 68 122 191 102 40 131 13 54 7 12 21 5 44 18 71 150 149 23 4 54 IO 6 41 5 7 5 21 52 65 93 58 83 6 19 2 61 6 2 74 155 63 17 93 7 41 22 2 30 4 19 3 100 169 49 14 97 8 68 2 6 27 2 6 18 84 143 9 26 4 18 8 4 18 28 26 121 83 112 16 6 8 10 97 6 11 145 204 94 35 100 17 16 3 6 7 6 71 8 76 110 80 139 55 177 16 7 9 14 9 147 6 128 225 67 40 83 18 15 3 7 17 11 44 4 7 82 143 21 11 30 2 28 29 28 25 189 76 242 26 80 3 4 43 14 115 9 11 78 188 269 162 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL GULMARG Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownJWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & ofTownJWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 5/5 Gulmarg Tehsil 116.4 Ktn· Total (11,640.14 6.071 7.691 48.499 26,265 22.234 Hectares) 108.3 Ktn" Rural (10.833.14 5.853 7,437 47,988 25,803 22.185 Hectares) 8.1 Km' Urban (807.00 218 254 511 462 49 Hectares) Rural Areas 1. Meri Pora 21.04 15 22 133 63 70 2. Hardushuru 306.35 154 191 1.343 705 638 3. Batapora Sagri 36.42 18 21 148 75 73 4. Kohlar 23.07 7 9 59 30 29 5. Zasapora 17.00 13 14 95 51 44 6. Khamander Para 75.27 31 41 290 158 132 7. Rawat Pora 93.89 50 54 366 194 172 8. Atipora Zikar 105.62 46 61 370 199 171 9. Kralwat 76.89 48 58 386 211 175 10. Malapora Sangrama 60.30 25 31 204 108 96 11. Ranbir Pora 78.91 52 61 366 191 175 12. Panditpora Bala 109.27 46 64 417 216 201 13. Hayat Pora 91.06 30 38 246 140 106 14. SonIi Para 46.13 33 39 220 119 101 15. Kothi Pora 37.64 28 33 211 112 99 16. Bachi Pora 34.80 19 24 155 82 73 17. Hari Utnu 308.78 213 255 1.540 826 714 18. Chandi Lura 59.08 50 64 422 230 192 19. Wahi Pora 29.95 20 27 204 III 93 20. Badi Pora 60.70 23 28 166 94 72 21. Drum 133.14 81 104 633 342 291 22. Blarcbl Pora 40.47 38 50 409 220 189 ... 23. Kunchi Pora 49.78 46 61 389 209 180 163 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Worken Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [Ill. IV. Workers Cultivator. tura} Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (an VI to IX1 Workers Workers ~ ~ ~~,..--_""-- r----A----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 6,798 1,103 15,315 836 9,465 365 828 2 1,035 335 3,987 134 529 4.447 10.421 16,951 6,562 1.080 14,879 836 9.465 365 824 2 1,035 335 3,555 134 519 4,439 10.405 16.910 236 23 436 4 432 10 8 16 41 7 33 9 27 7 6 2 39 30 22 137 24 415 13 300 34 2 79 12 136 290 489 10 44- 43 1 31 73 7 11 8 2 2 IS 17 14 10 3 28 21 6 27 22 17 48 6 86 65 21 4 72 128 49 6 111 3 94- 5 2 12 83 169 37 8 123 5 101 4 2 20 6 109 70 57 91 35 118 6 60 20 13 I 25 5 38 93 131 16 2 56 2 51 1 1 2 2 7 23 45 71 44- 109 7 81 7 7 5 14- 3 79 167 53 5 148 83 1 63 68 201 40 2 83 77 2 4 8 21 49 84- 11 64 48 3 12 55 100 10 63 51 2 10 49 99 20 54 41 2 10 28 72 154 24 481 2 369 32 7 73 26 327 319 385 116 57 137 70 60 63 2 2 73 6 93 122 49 14 54 2 8 2 30 2 14 10 47 90 23 2 44- 34 30 34 14 50 38 131 22 185 5 93 9 9 3 74- 9 2 148 284- 73 11 121 69 11 40 99 188 35 119 50 35 20 14 2 2 88 178 164 URBAN / VILLAGE TEHSIL GULMARG Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ...----"----- ...----"----- P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO) ell) (12) 24. Reram 111.69 70 86 612 327 285 25. Gound Magsud 23.47 8 14 87 46 41 26. Gokahama 42.09 42 58 365 191 174 27. Chandibllg Narikhar 27.92 14 18 112 65 47 28. Awalawa 35.61 25 35 231 130 101 29. Mulagam 114.53 61 82 546 299 247 30. Dewa Bug 174.02 101 116 843 449 394 31. Pandit Pora Payin 40.06 20 24 182 105 77 32. Kunjar 98.34 109 127 789 423 366 33. Takia Batapora 75.49 73 90 542 279 263 34. Hardu Bani 200.73 78 101 734 388 346 35. Lal Pora 904.89 395 -- 500 3.345 (;f 1.792 1,553 35. Manglara 69.51 51 65 482 261 221 37. Ratni Pora Payin 88.63 17 28 165 89 76 38. Sharai 137.19 71 91 621 329 292 39. Buna Gam 123.03 67 79 505 272 233 40. Kech Mati Pora 45.73 33 44 318 165 153 41. GQni Pora 184.13 89 124 772 405 367 42. Osanbangil 259.00 120 170 1,079 565 514 43. Heeng 144.47 74 88 586 347 239 44. Ogmuna 219.75 139 174 1,204 646 558 45. Pariswani 150.95 60 75 441 239 202 46. Kulhama 65.96 26 32 176 97 79 47. Chandil 80.94 50 73 431 229 202 48. Kawrahama 145.50 140 177 1,068 577 491 49. Harduaboora. 426.54 237 289 1,717 972 745 so. Khara Pora 1ll.69 23 29 172 88 84 5l. Gund Dalwach 176.05 72 81 521 281 240 52. Buna Gund 68.80 18 21 142 79 63 53. Larik Pora 82.15 34 44 330 180 150 54. Buna Sharan 9429 42 53 322 162 160 i'6S PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ouren (II) (V (a)] VI to IX) Workers Workers ....-----'---- r----"-----a ,....---A------,.----'---. ,------A---, ,-----"-----. ,-----A----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M Fr (13) . (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 106 13 170 81 31 14 1 44 7 152 277 3 29 27 17 41 80 10 112 43 5 5 59 11 79 162 15 2 33 29 2 6 32 40 23 87 11 38 5 33 6 16 10 42 80 103 11 165 21 107 4 5 23 17 30 4 55 130 171 137 21 234 4 165 9 29 3 31 12 22 203 368 11 7 55 22 12 II 10 43 50 34 156 16 248 13 98 4 11 70 8 69 2 175 351 59 5 178 II 91 4 56 11 27 16 101 236 101 19 209 117 14 28 50 5 185 174 161 510 95 1.032 156 625 65 53 141 52 213 39 11 30 749 1.367 49 5 159 4 85 2 37 4 35 8 102 209 18 46 29 10 6 12 19 31 56 100 7 222 16 122 13 3 4 2 93 107 276 84 12 176 15 81 4 39 12 52 2 15 75 81 143 25 86 84 2 2 6 77 147 .52 4 242 4 167 2 11 49 -15 163 363 216 81 327 27 189 24 45 25 69 2 8 238 479 37 175 153 5 3 14 8 22 164 217 226 60 342 14 205 39 24 6 74 7 10 202 294 342 81 3 154 2 115 8 2 31 86 85 114 24 53 37 2 13 34 43 45 53 11 117 6 57 3 8 49 5 60 139 52 57 202 60 349 31 173 2 9 55 II 112 18 227 459 167 42 598 5 423 7 67 3 101 2 5 273 369 467 8 54 51 3 34 84 79 2 181 127 22 8 24 4 99 235 19 3 57 35 10 11 22 63 67 24 97 51 2 19 25 2 81 149 16 III 109 2 103 51 57 166 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL GULMARG Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &. of TownjWard residential holds &. Houseless Population) Castell Tribes No. inKms Houses ,.-----A----, P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 55. Malwah 80.94 26 35 244 131 113 56. Hari Pora 47.35 20 30 162 94 68 57. Dewa Pora (Dard Pora) 208.82 97 139 800 437 363 58. Chandil (Wanigam) 217.72 119 158 894 485 409 59. Gogal Dara 127.07 62 64 389 209 180 60. Badrakot 188.59 76 95 602 311 291 61. Dara Kassii 196.68 80 108 595 305 290 62. Darahama 37.23 19 25 132 70 62 63. Tumber Hama 79.72 41 66 418 224 194 64. Treran 209.63 132 182 1.237 641 596 65. Feroz Pora 520.43 350 472 3.071 1,631 1,440 66. Chakthanchana Por a 70.01 44 63 351 200 151 67. Solinda 56.25 27 40 277 144 133 68. Kamu Pora 42.90 31 33 220 130 90 69. Gotli Pora 46.54 23 26 182 107 75 70. Khachi Pora 18.62 11 14 118 61 57 71. Wara Pora (Wawa Pora) 67.99 42 47 381 203 178 72. Chak Mirzajamadar 18.21 4 5 42 26 16 73. Kata Pora 146.09 103 123 887 467 420 74. Zeran 33.59 13 15 98 52 46 75. Batu 57.87 11 16 145 79 66 76. Budi Pora 60.70 33 39 258 137 121 77. Fajapora 28.73 18 22 142 69 73 78. Mula Bangi1 26.71 20 33 285 154 131 79. Hajibal 447.18 213 287 1.924 1.033 891 80. Dewadragar 73.65 38 50 335 181 154 81. Hardu Ichlu 126.67 57 66 470 239 231 82. Hardu Madam 112.91 42 52 367 211 156 83. Tokal Pora 22.66 11 11 60 36 24 84. Ratnipora Bala 23.47 23 28 189 105 84 85. Pajwal Pora 23.47 8 14 95 49 46 167 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- R~pairs V(b) & Marginal . Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~ .....---"----. ~ ,.....--A----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 23 2 69 55 10 4 61 112 14 61 58 3 33 68 65 15 271 237 t 3 30 165 363 62 8 287 247 40 II 187 409 24 3 136 131 5 106 73 74 121 9 184 6 165 6 18 3 141 124 144- 17 193 12 189 12 2 2 112 277 18 37 2 20 15 2 5 39 28 21 76 9 128 2 74 52 2 9 96 183 217 27 329 5 168 21 13 3 127 2 22 170 290 421 627 122 891 70 321 59 55 19 496 10 109 322 631 1.048 42 2 107 83 15 9 80 92 11 25 84 53 19 12 73 60 60 34 II 58 23 2 4 29 71 90 34 15 51 27 6 18 56 75 40 10 31 12 9 10 30 57 59 106 52 , 53 5 108 92 70 2 11 6 5 .4 10 II 6 113 21 269 5 92 2 2 2 173 3 21 176 177 239 6 38 19 18 27 13 19 12 33 23 10 8 38 38 28 25 2 58 21 37 14 66 65 55 2 53 49 4 16 73 2 98 94 3 56 131 150 5 617 191 395 60 123 39 131 60 9 416 691 47 6 107 47 2 57 5 73 149 53 8 166 III 10 6 39 155 72 76 50 122 91 4 27 5 99 84 57 6 25 14 10 14 11 10 27 64 2 37 3 23 4- 59 37 23 9 3 31 16 2 13 4 30 14 16 168 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL GULMARG Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ,--A---. ,--A---. P M F M F M F {I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 86. Tantri Pora 25.90 27 31 222 123 99 87. Haipara 31.57 26 30 169 93 76 88. Hoom 44.11 19 23 133 78 55 89. Turka Batapora 95.51 57 68 522 270 252 90. Kanhama 25.90 29 34 123 71 52 91. Kharni Pora 39.66 28 34 181 98 83 92. Nadir Gund 42.90 40 53 331 178 153 93. Darwesh Pora 40.47 10 13 70 41 29 94. Watal Pora 44.52 25 38 270 144 126 95. Bassni Pora 46.94 Un-inhabited 96. Khaipora Bala 107.24 56 69 524 294 230 , c 97. Tetran 64.75 15 26 172 85 87 98. Khai Pora Payin 122.22 61 72 466 248 218 99. Mughal Pora 95.51 45 52 331 176 155 100. Shera Pora Telagam 39.25 34 40 247 145 102 101. Harnowkawachak 127.48 67 83 486 276 210 102. Forest Block 75 75 159 99 60 Urban Area 5/V Gulmarg Notified Area 8.07 Km· 218 254 511 462 49 1. Gulmarg 209 209 436 403 33 2. Feroz Pora 9 45 75 59 16 169 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Worker. r----'------t ~ ~,--'---. ,...--A----. ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2S) 15 64 60 2 2 8 59 91 25 2 49 42 7 2 6 42 70 9 43 31 11 7 35 48 73 7 142 4 124 4- 2 16 3 3 125 245 31 8 37 9 2 5 21 31 33 20 11 61 48 2 11 9 51 28 31 46 3 102 80 4- 17 4 96 72 57 3 3 22 15 3 3 21 19 8 29 3 84 49 1 34 60 125 Un-inhabited 79 2 138 12 48 6 27 4 3 59 3 10 53 146 165 18 2 42 32 4 6 3 12 40 74 58 157 119 29 9 57 90 161 27 110 98 7 5 68 66 87 43 83 7 48 14 2 7 19 9 47 53 48 85 16 158 7 92 17 4 48 3 26 128 92 75 ! 10 87 74 13 12 60 236 23 436 4 432 10 8 16 41 204- 16 383 383 10 7 10 26 32 7 53 4 49 6 15 170 URBAN J VILLAGE TEHSIL URI Loca- Name of Village, Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 5/6 Uri Tehsil 255.6 Km" Total (25.563.78 8.213 10.145 66.596 35.969 30.627 Hectares) 250.7 Kmt Rural (25.073.78 7.896 9.735 64.105 34.597 29.508 Hectares) 4.9 Km2 Urban (490.00. 317 410 2.491 1.372 1.119 Hectares) Rural Areall 1. Limber 393.76 315 354 1,943 1.100 843 2. Theth Mulla Kalan 121.41 60 69 460 246 214 3. Nau-gram 25.50 8 8 37 18 19 4. Theth MuUa Khurad 195.47 69 69 484 262 222 ." 5. aamPoor 70.01 45 61 409 222 187 6. Buniyar 109.67 68 88 629 331 298 7. Chahal 48.56 4 4 29 20 9 8. Pringal 30.35 33 41 292 150 142 9. Wari Khah 76.49 27 30 196 104 92 10. Bim Yar 562.52 174 210 1.228 667 561 II. Pahli Pora 784.69 201 295 1.828 98H 840 12. Nag Nari 412.38 106 144 820 456 364 13. Minj Gran 224.60 73 94 616 342 274- 14. Zehem Pora 418.45 133 175 1.160 624 536 15. Peernian 93.48 40 51 319 H,8 151 16. Ijara 281.26 III 137 890 483 407 17. Girdanawah 53.82 49 71 420 226 194 18. Hundi Noweshera 50.99 75 109 810 439 371 19. Javind 25.09 35 52 392 210 182 20. Shladajan 107.65 44 63 363 203 160 21. Bernate 163.90 119 167 921 514 407 22. Batangi 40.47 42 53 370 192 178 23. Hilad Peernian 71.23 61 76 478 266 212 171 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing, Processing, Workers , Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) IV (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,....----A----, ,-----A--, ~ ,---.A---, ,....----"---- ,.....----A--- r---"----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 8.314 1.209 16.652 589 11.685 184 260 178 231 4.529 174 3.363 8.702 15.954 21.336 7.645 969 16.082 535 11.604 182 250 173 222 4.055 131 3.238 8.686 15,277 20.287 669 240 570 54 81 2 10 5 9 474 43 125 16 677 1.049 267 28 636 7 494 6 141 11 407 453 429 90 8 137 96 9 32 122 108 92 7 3 12 9 3 2 6 17 73 8 132 77 26 29 126 130 96 65 20 106 58 48 3 38 113 148 94 23 145 II 42 3 101 8 23 93 163 194 9 5 4 7 '11 2 62 3 61 24 36 6 59 83 83 32 2 37 3 34 13 45 54 47 144 22 336 198 137 18 174 313 386 223 50 488 16 288 3 21 2 177 12 123 244 377 580 92 14· 232 168 16 47 65 224 159 139 91 to 128 9 45 4 6 77 4 71 109 143 156 172 28 181 5 28 31 3 3 119 2 219 338 224 193 63 25 80 22 15 8 4 2 60 12 23 51 65 78 135 15 241 14 150 2 13 6 4 72 8 104 205 138 188 51 4 114 5 39 74 4 13 58 99 121 153 37 256 2 116 4 6 130 2 25 191 158 178 74 15 61 5 4 5 5 51 70 III 79 66 28 9 9 129 114 65 46 85 4 239 175 9 54 34 100 241 307 27 9 94 2 57 2 37 5 77 93 99 58 3 106 4 27 2 7.8 2 28 122 132 86 172 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL URI Loca. Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of . Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House. (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ,...---J'----. P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 24. Ladi 61.92 46 59 445 232 213 25. Dilasalamabad 36.83 24 29 208 109 99 26. Pran Kutran 23.07 IS 17 115 60 55 27. Diohi 27.52 29 33 228 132 96 28. Banali 112.50 93 137 820 455 365 29. Trikanjan 127.48 99 119 952 505 447 30. Dara Kujan 55.44 29 32 245 135 110 31. Maidanan 93.89 44 61 476 267 209 32. Dudaran 53.01 39 59 497 267 230 33. Chotali 138.00 54 70 559 298 261 34. Gagar Hal 19.02 10 10 71 39 32 35. Jabdi 30.35 8 13 103 62 41 36. Badau 15.78 16 23 155 90 65 37. Salasan 48.56 27 32 202 103 99 38. Sahoora 321.32 60 66 424 221 203 39. liatblanga 258.60 78 102 563 313 250 40. Salli Koot 61.51 16 22 126 65 61 41. Tulwari 75.68 30 46 305 159 146 42. Chuanda 245.65 lOS 112 648 350 298 43. Bat Gran 125.45 31 39 210 109 101 44. Uri 213.27 35 39 265 128 137 45. Thajal 195.06 65 87 487 259 228 46. Bal Koote 252.53 101 135 849 466 383 41. Said Pura m.99 27 30 175 84- 91 48. Namla 1.195.05 476 604- 3.706 I 2.015 l,6 49. Ghar Kote 762,03 319 375 2.405 ,I" 1.258 1.147 50. ~anchikrand 81.75 74 86 521 291 230 51. Bandi Brehmanan 122.22 35 39 261 134 127 52. Sukhdar 57.87 28 37 226 112 114 53. Badan 335.49 59 65 442 229 213 54. Gohal1an 687.97 142 179 ]'262 716 546 173 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing, Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Se):vicing and [III. IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(h) & Marginal Non Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~ ~....----"'---- ,..-----A----. ,-----A-----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 23 78 66 11 51 74 103 139 25 24 13 10 24 19 61 80 22 5 20 15 5 22 19 18 36 6 27 6 13 4 13 44 35 61 55 32 180 12 149 12 30 70 45 205 308 133 27 213 3 140 17 56 3 56 213 236 "231 11 31 20 27 19 4 34 31 70 59 35 136 128 2 6 106 131 102 48 3 161 148 13 123 105 107 3 156 3 146 9 3 30 137 112 121 26 26 4 15 9 17 28 4- 28 4 5 20 29 17 43 12 47 12 32 10 14 2 7 27 36 26 12 67 52 15 4 55 32 43 35 25 23 2 101 3 95 200 64 6 93 90 3 104 116 250 26 8 5 3 22 35 61 45 62 41 21 16 70 81 76 31 198 197 152 297 37 5 27 21 6 39 29 43 71 20 3 74 2 68 2 2 4 54 134 30 159 4- 147 4 12 100 224 85 14 210 2 117 4 89 2 192 256 189 18 3 37 26 II 2 45 90 439 41 1,116 5 800 2 2 312 5 2 39 897 1,647 267 49 743 4 639 2 7 95 3 4 511 1.143 14 148 137 2 9 5 75 138 155 36 6 55 37 18 5 19 74 108 16 5 50 2 48 2 15 47 103 33 123 121 2 105 213 130 3 272 254 17 154 48 290 497 174 URBAN / VILLAGE TEHSIL URI Lora- Name of Village! Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm' Houses ,....-----"--- ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 55. Jablah 575.06 98 118 702 389 313 56. Now Pora 135.17 39 41 263 146 117 57. Ramgae 580.33 67 74 504 266 238 58. Salamabad 284.09 81 87 568 296 272 59. Nawaian Rundan 577.09 114 137 855 464 391 60. Dard Kote 841.35 127 138 821 425 396 61. Isham 342.37 80 107 757 407 350 62. Chakra 104.00 11 13 94 53 41 63. Gabalata 615.94 94 100 646 354 292 64. Moriyan Un - administered 65. Gikote Un - administered 66. Dobang Un - administered 67. Feelan Un - administered 68. Ashniji Un - administered 69. Barnbat 86.20 Un - inhabited 70. Addosa 82.15 21 22 198 109 89 71. Nalai Un - administered 72. Dulanja 367.46 14 24 150 82 68 73. Shadara 363.00 49 60 468 252 216 74. Kandi 6arjala 303.92 100 107 797 434 363 75. Hardo Kamal Koote 569.00 194 225 1.459 822 637 76. Bande 461.75 115 150 927 507 420 77. Chapper 86.60 24 33 197 113 84 78. Sultan Daki 632.53 132 150 1,098 613 485 79. Bas Gran 486.03 61 74 448 242 206 80. Dachi 556.04 106 113 786 385 401 81. Paran Pilan 639.81 142 166 1,294 656 638 82. ChoHan Kalsan 408.74 117 141 875 459 416 83. Zamboor Pattan 313.23 74 84 631 338 293 84. Dhani Saidan 239.58 108 164 1,156 581 575 85. Dwaran 309.99 III 140 1,090 585 505 175 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (an VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~ ~~ .------'-----...... ----A---- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 40 204 183 19 2 28 183 284 26 16 78 68 10 6 68 111 41 3 128 2 118 2 10 5 103 133 133 120 30 147 5 93 3 51 4 135 149 132 87 3 188 151 2 35 87 3 189 388 52 4 232 212 19 24 169 396 III 10 176 91 3 82 44 187 349 8 25 21 4 4 24 41 97 21 196 181 IS 7 10 151 281 Un - administered Un - administered Un - administered Un - administered Un - administered Un - inhabited 43 8 49 31 18 2 45 58 43 Un - administered I 27 44 44 6 32 67 62 4 128 3 120 2 5 3 124 213 70 5 207 193 3 II 227 363 133 3 482 2 408 2 36 3 35 2 338 634 179 20 220 149 12 59 76 120 211 300 26 62 49 9 4 7 44 84- 157 5 320 4 239 3 3 7 71 10 255 283 226 69 2 121 106 4 11 14 107 205 77 187 14 173 14 14 13 10 185 377 154 6 207 6 139 3 3 3 3 62 109 117 340 515 7 2 279 235 44 252 180 163 50 3 150 136 13 48 143 140 ISO 129 10 151 75 75 161 285 269 290 221 30 242 187 54 77 287 266 217 176 URBAN I VILLAGE TEHSIL URI Loca- Name of Villagel Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKm· Houses ~ ~ P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 86. Darah Goolan 257.38 81 87 618 326 292 87. Gingal 440.71 141 173 1,300 692 608 88. Mohora 110.48 106 148 933 486 447 89. Uran Bua 110.08 99 135 959 522 437 90. Kenchan 46.54 31 33 236 119 117 91. Salamabad 797.24 249 304 1.818 976 482 92. Bag Nab Noor Khah 681.50 241 277 1.783 ' 957 826 93. Nalusah 297.04 108 llO 710 . 375 335 94. Lacbi Pora 781.46 287 339 2.596 1.436 1.160 95. Biji Hama 450.02 155 206 1,488 839 649 96. Brari Pora 236.34 57 70 446 262 184 97. Muqam Piran 65.56 23 27 260 131 129 98. Kathalhil Patribal 479.96 83 110 706 371 335 99. Mayan 93.48 50 70 423 233 190 Ur'" Ana 5/VI Uri Notified Area 4.90 Km· 317 410 2.491 1,372 1.119 I. Lagama 121 165 669 372 297 2. Uri 136 172 1.249 709 540 3. Bandi Brahmanan 57 69 545 277 268 4. Paristan 3 4 28 14- 14 177 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [Ill, IV. Workers Cultivators lOtal Lab- Repairs V(h) & Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) ( 1) ouren (II) (V (a)] VI to IX) Workers Workers ,..----A----.. ~ ,..----A----. ~ ,------A-----, ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) . (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 48 153 130 23 21 153 152 139 243 31 354 14 232 120 13 50 118 288 476 210 34 181 12 7 3 5 170 7 35 41 270 394 207 28 158 11 20 11 4 127 7 45 126 319 300 22 1 27 26 1 44 73 48 43 193 15 469 14 383 13 11 73 2 119 435 388 393 190 38 492 217 385 63 14 151 92 3 20 60 445 549 62 8 71 2 62 9 2 156 223 148 110 175 2 691 14 618 8 15 6 58 42 547 703 599 256 51 292 7 92 5 20 175 6 158 135 389 507 67 20 150 7 86 2 61 7 6 112 106 65 45 24 53 28 3 22 17 59 61 69 91 5 199 160 39 15 247 157 87 44 5 135 3 101 2 32 2 6 123 92 64 669 240 570 54 81 2 10 5 9 474 43 125 16 677 1,049 241 86 234 24 18 4 4 212 20 3 135 272 294 98 234 27 58 2 10 4 166 21 78 12 397 501 127 51 97 2 5 91 43 3 137 263 7 5 5 5 8 11 178 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Literates Total Main Workers 81. DistrictJTehsil/Town Total/ No. of No. RuralJ House- Castes Population (I-IX) Urban holds wifh SC me:mbers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femaless (1) (2) (3) (40) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) Baramula District Total 41 92 92 66 66 92 92 Rural 401 92 92 66 66 92 92 Urban 1. Bandipore Tehsil Total 35 79 79 54- 54- 79 79 Rural 35 79 79 5-} 54 79 79 Urban Bandipore (N.A.) Urban 2. Sonawari Tebsil Total Rural Urban 3. Sopore Tehsil Total Rural Urban Sopore (T.A.) Urban 4. Baramula Tehsil Total 6 13 13 12 12 13 13 Rural 6 13 13 12 12 J 13 13 Urban Baramula (T.A.) Urban Pattan (N.A.) Urban 5. Tangmarg Tehsil Total Rural Urban Gulmarg (N .A.) Urban 6. Uri Tehsil Total Rural Urban Uri (N.A.) Urban 179 FOR SCHEDULED CASTES MAIN WORKERS Cultivators (I) Agricultural Household Industry Others Workers Marginal Non-workers Labourers (II) Manufacturing. (III, IV. V (b) workers Processing. Servicing & VI to IX) & Repairs V (a) ".-___..A-. __ --,. ,--~ ,--_--'------. r----"------, r---..A-.----.. PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemale.~ PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) 92 92 92 92 79 79 79 79 13 13 13 13 .. ' ERRATA (The following printing mistakes are regretted) Page Particulars Col. For Read No. No. . (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) S Right Hand Side line 9th main manc 16/ Left Hand Side line 2nd from bottom remnants remanents 18 Right Hand Side line 11th bossom bosom 21 Left Hand Side under table line 6th 5 6 21 Left Hand Side under table line 7th 660 villages 660 villages and 6 towns 23 Right Hand Side line 11 th he the 25 Left Hand Side line 24th wider poor 25 Left Hand Side line 29th behind in behind that in 31 Table No. 19 1 " II. Sopore T .A. III. Sopore T.A. 35 Right Hand Side under S. No. 1 53 Niru 55 Niru 36 Right Hand Side (bottom) 3 PF FP 63 Location Code 102 11 PR KR 64- Location Code 137 4: 462 (54) 464 (52) 70 Location Code 7 4 814 817 70 Location Code 13 3 330.67 230.67 72 Location Code 40 4 1958 1953 73 Location Code 58 17 3035 30.35 73 Location Code 58 18 7 .. 29 7.29 74 Location Code 79 3 144.12 114.12 74 Location Code 80 5 M(I).P(3).C"I) M(I).P(3).O{I) 76 Location Code 1 Ei 3 126.79 136.79 77 Location Code 94 19 40.70 40.47 85 Location Code 18 19 12.54 12.55 86 Location Code 39 1 49 39 91 Location Code 93 16 PC 25.02 PC 25.09 95 Location Code 14 17 83.89 33.89 97 Location Code 37 19 16.50 16.59 102 Community Health Workers 31 Institutions Numbers III Statement II 12 Walur lake (I) Wdlur (L)-l 112 Statement III 2 VI Bandipore IV Bandipore 113 Statement IV 2 VI Bandipore IV Bandipore 114 Statement V against S. No. 3 10 Sri nagar (5) Srinagar (52, 114 Statement V against S. No. 6 15 Bijhama (11) Bijharna (15) 119 Sop ore T.A. 20 9.03Y 9.030 120 Under Uri Tehsil Misprint Uri (NA) 129 Location Code 3 15 1896 1946 131 Location Code 25 15 1.116 1.616 133 Location Code 59 21 210 219 133 Location Code 59 23 219 210 135 Against Rural 13 21.982 21.932 137 Location Code 26 17 474 374 139 Location Code 56 13 12 21 142 Location Code 124 7 787 786 154 Location Code 147 9 -4 154 Loeation Code 147 12 4 159 Location Code 9 27 172 97 159 Location Code 9 28 97 172 176 Location Code 91 8 482 842