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Download The Result Stratified Random Sampling - Sikkim (Code -29) Species Selected for Stratification = Cattle + Buffalo Number of Villages Having 200 + (Cattle + Buffalo) = 289 Design Level Prevalence = 0.2 Cluster Level Prevalence = 0.03 Sensitivity of the test used = 0.9 Total No of Villages (Clusters) Selected = 110 Total No of Animals to be Sampled = 1430 Back to Calculation Number Cattle of units Buffalo Cattle DISTRICT_NAME BLOCK_CODE BLOCK_NAME VILLAGE_NAME Buffaloes Cattle + all to Proportion Proportion Buffalo sample East District 4 Gangtok Budang Thangsing 0 226 226 356 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Mulukey 3 257 260 630 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli South Regoh 0 294 294 336 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Rhenak (Ct) 0 307 307 713 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Chuba 0 308 308 426 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Bering 0 332 332 442 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Pacheykhani 0 348 348 593 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Subaneydara 0 353 353 708 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Navey 0 385 385 680 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Tarpin 0 386 386 747 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Khamdong 0 390 390 890 13 0 13 East District 14 Rangpo Lingzey Sumin 2 423 425 874 13 0 13 East District 14 Rangpo Sajong 0 457 457 540 13 0 13 Changey Senti East District 13 Pakyong 0 468 468 558 13 0 13 (Tsaney) East District 4 Gangtok Phegyong 0 485 485 637 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Lingdum 1 528 529 914 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Chalamthang 0 567 567 967 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Nampong 0 614 614 1443 13 0 13 East District 14 Rangpo Sumin 0 619 619 1192 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Thekabong 0 672 672 1035 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Lingdok 0 705 705 1541 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Machong 0 723 723 1110 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Aritar 12 755 767 1167 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Naitam 0 774 774 941 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Syari 0 820 820 1034 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Chujachen 0 826 826 1475 13 0 13 East District 17 Rongli Dolepchen 0 941 941 1308 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Taza 6 941 947 1249 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Amba 4 1199 1203 1746 13 0 13 East District 13 Pakyong Namcheybong 1 1220 1221 1884 13 0 13 East District 14 Rangpo Central Pendam 5 1383 1388 2559 13 0 13 East District 4 Gangtok Martam 0 1482 1482 2719 13 0 13 North District 8 Kabi Paney Phensang 0 225 225 275 13 0 13 North District 9 Mangan Tingchim 0 255 255 337 13 0 13 North District 8 Kabi Rongong 0 260 260 301 13 0 13 North District 9 Mangan Ringhim 0 263 263 306 13 0 13 North District 3 Dzongu Hee-Gyathang 0 316 316 341 13 0 13 North District 9 Mangan Namok 0 321 321 376 13 0 13 North District 3 Dzongu Lingthem 0 330 330 567 13 0 13 North District 3 Dzongu Tingvong 0 383 383 467 13 0 13 North District 8 Kabi Ramthang 0 450 450 636 13 0 13 North District 9 Mangan U. Mangshila 25 456 481 597 13 1 12 North District 8 Kabi Kabi 0 525 525 776 13 0 13 North District 1 Chungthang Lachen 0 708 708 1034 13 0 13 North District 1 Chungthang Lachung 3 1282 1285 1285 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Lingzo 1 229 230 314 13 0 13 South District 6 Jorethang Sangbong 0 253 253 303 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Kau 0 259 259 334 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Kitam 0 299 299 734 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Lower Paiyong 0 308 308 314 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Gangchung 0 312 312 414 13 0 13 South District 6 Jorethang Denchung 1 316 317 767 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Tingmo 1 327 328 667 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Rabitar 0 334 334 580 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Rabong 1 337 338 739 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Sanganath 0 355 355 1112 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Bakhim 0 355 355 414 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Chemchey 0 361 361 414 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Sokpay 5 359 364 421 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Zarung 0 372 372 502 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Rateypani 0 377 377 501 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Tinkitam 0 411 411 690 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Nizrameng 0 414 414 549 13 0 13 South District 6 Jorethang Kerabari 0 431 431 795 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Kolthang 0 432 432 475 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Phamthang 0 451 451 722 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Mamley 0 539 539 1003 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Tarku 0 540 540 861 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Yangang 1 561 562 1007 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Polok 0 624 624 868 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Rameng 0 664 664 755 13 0 13 South District 16 Ravong Borong 0 687 687 1300 13 0 13 South District 11 Namchi Lungchok 0 696 696 994 13 0 13 South District 6 Jorethang Paiyong 0 793 793 1192 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Gagyong 3 791 794 1191 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Rangang 4 807 811 1111 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Neh-Brum 6 810 816 1217 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Sripatam 2 862 864 1180 13 0 13 South District 20 Yangang Lingi 11 1001 1012 1360 13 0 13 South District 6 Jorethang Mellidara 4 2067 2071 3271 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Rinchenpong 5 284 289 604 13 0 13 West District 2 Dentam Sapong 21 288 309 505 13 1 12 West District 5 Gyalshing Tikjya 3 312 315 591 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Takothang 0 315 315 434 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Bhareng 0 334 334 364 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Samsing 2 362 364 720 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Bara-Samdong 0 371 371 586 13 0 13 West District 5 Gyalshing Darap 5 375 380 649 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Boom 0 387 387 563 13 0 13 West District 21 Yuksom Gerethang 2 391 393 557 13 0 13 West District 5 Gyalshing Lungzik 18 411 429 692 13 1 12 West District 2 Dentam Karmatar 35 407 442 763 13 1 12 West District 5 Gyalshing Yangthang 3 457 460 871 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Burikhop Rumbuk 4 471 475 516 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Lower Fambong 18 508 526 922 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Ribdi 0 539 539 579 13 0 13 West District 2 Dentam Barthang 27 519 546 904 13 1 12 West District 19 Soreng Tikpur 8 569 577 961 13 0 13 West District 2 Dentam Sangkhu 18 569 587 926 13 0 13 West District 21 Yuksom Arithang 4 612 616 982 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Soreng 60 601 661 1204 13 1 12 West District 19 Soreng Timberbong 35 685 720 1166 13 1 12 West District 19 Soreng Deythang 0 734 734 876 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Upper Fambong 11 726 737 1499 13 0 13 West District 2 Dentam Mengyong 5 742 747 1083 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Sribadam 0 802 802 1181 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Parenggaon 0 842 842 924 13 0 13 West District 21 Yuksom Chongrong 0 873 873 1067 13 0 13 West District 19 Soreng Rumbuk 20 910 930 1222 13 0 13.
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