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District Census Handbook, Kanpur, Part XIII-B, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 1981 J~tf( ,XIII - ~ W;lljSERIES:22 'RTm"" ~.;:{"'l'fij" 'i"~~ S1q~" . m~ UTTAR PRADESH Part X·111· B PRIMARY CENSUS I ABSTRA~CT f\it~1 fi«;rl "~T"q~ 'I:> \1ltttr'TifT DISTRICT ~({,!~t{c:fiT KANPUR DISTRICT, CENSU'S HAND BOO.K ~~:1l" 'h.tr~ JI'~mrf.fili ~ fif~~i ,"Ii ~r:qft';:frmr, ftt,q_. I 1. "5ffiTI9'1T i-II 2. 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QT2'''~ n(trft:r (i) cr~T~ I1Tiff't{'J{ (ii) ~Tlll <tiT q~itill' 'J.:;fT 378 .. 381 (iii) ~nllTur J;n~fllCfi i5fi1il'UTifHiT,\ 386-413 (iv) rPT'\Tti srrq[ij<fj OjjifiJUfifHIH ('efrGij~,\ rjrr,\qrf~9'iT) 414-415 (v) 'CtTC:l1~\ rri(\q-Tf~ifil <f-T q-f'\f~:; 416-417 wf:a.. q'!{ 419 .. 428 CONTENTS Page No. iii-iv 1. Foreword vii-viii 2. Preface 3. Map of the District iX-x 4. Important Statistics x.v-xvii 5. Introduction of District Census Handbook 1-19 6. ADalytical Note 12-19 7. District Primary Census Abstract-General Population 2.0-27 8. District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 28-35 9. District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 38-417 10. Rural/Urban Primary Census Abstract (by Village of a Tahsil/ward of a Town) 1. Bilhaur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 43-47 (ii) Alpha@etical List of Villages 48-81 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 82-83 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Bilhaur M, B.) 84-85 (v) Appendix of Bilhaur M. B. 86-87 (vi) Urban Primary dens us Abstract (Shivrajpur T. A.) 88 (vii) Appendix of Shivrajpur T. A. 2. Derapur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 94-97 (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 98-125 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 126-12.1 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Jhinjhak T. A.) 12.8-l2.9 (v) Appendix of Jhinjhak T. A., 3. Akbarpur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 135-137 (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 138-161 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 162.-163 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Akbarpur T. A.) 164-165 (v) ~pJ>eQ.d~~ of Akbarpur T. A. (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Rura T. A.) 166-167 (vii) Appendix of Rura T. A. 168-169 (viii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Shiwali T. A.) 170-171 (ixJ Appendix of Shiwali T. A. 172 4. Kanpur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 177-1'79 (jii) Rural Primary Census l\bstract 189-291 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Kanpur M. C.) 202-207 (v) Appendix of Kanpur M. C. 298-293 (vi) Urban Primary Census Absfract (Rawatpur Station Yard) 294-295 (vii) Appendix of Rawatpur Station Yard 297 (viii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Central Railway Colony) 298-.299 (ix) Appendix of Central Railway Colony 301 (x) Urban Prirr~ary Census Abstract (Kanpur Cantt.) 302-393 (xi' Appendix of Kan!-'ur Cantt. 394-399 (xii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Armapur State C. T.) 319-311 (xiii) Appendix: of Armapur State C. T. 312-313 (xiv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Northern Railway Colony) 314-315 (xv) Appeadix of Northern Railway Colony C. T. 316-317 (xvi) Ulban Primary Cansus Abstract (Chakeri Census Town) 318-319 (xvii) Appendix of Chakeri Census Town 321 (xviii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (1. I. T. C. T.) 322-323 (xix) Appendix of Census Town 1. 1. T. 325 (xx) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Bithur T. A.) 326-3.27 (xxi) Appendix of Bithur T. A. 328 S. Bhognipur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 334-337 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 338-365 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Pukhrayan T. A.) 366.367 (v) Appendix of Pukhrayan T. A. 368-369 Urban Primary Census Abstract (Amraudha T. (vi) A.) 370 ... 371 vi (vii) Appandix of Amraudha T. A. 373 (viii) Urban Prima~y Census Abstract (Sikandra T. A.) 374-.375 (ix) Appendix ofSikandra T. At 376 6. Ghatampur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (in Alphabetical List of Villages 382~385 (iii) . Rural Primary Census Abstract 386-413. (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Ghatampur M. B.) 414 .. 415 (v) Appendix of Ghatampur M. 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