CENSUS OF 1991

SERIES -26

WEST

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART XII-A

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

KOCHBIHAR DISTRICT

DIRECTORATE-OF CENSUS OPERATIONS Price Rs. 30.00

PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER GOVERNMENT PRINTING, WEST BENGAL AND PRINTED BY SARASWATY PRESS LTD. 11 B.T. ROAD, CALCUTTA - 700 056 CONTENTS Page No. 1. Foreword i-ii 2. Preface iii - iv 3. Acknowledgements v-vi 4. Important Statistics vii -viii 5. Analytical Note and Analysis of Data ix - xxix

Part A - Village and Town Directory

6. Section I - Village Directory Note explaining the Codes used in the Village Directory 3

(1) -I C.D. Block 4 -13 (i) Village Directory

(2) Dinhata-II C.D. Block 14-21 (i) Village Directory

(3) C.D. Block 22-25 (i) Village Directory

(4) -I C.D. Block 26 -31 (i) Village Directory

(5) Tufanganj-II C.D. Block 32-37 (i) Village Directory

(6) Mekliganj C.D. Block 38 - 51 (i) Village Directory

(7) Haldibari C.D. Block 52-57 (i) Village Directory

(8) -I C.D. Block 58-67 (i). Village Directory

(9) Cooch Behar-II C.D. Block 68-75 (i) Village Directory

(10) Sital Kuchi C.D. Block 76-79 (i) Village Directory

(11) -I C.D. Block 80-87 (i) Village Directory

(12) Mathabhanga-ll C.D. Block 88-93 (i) Village Directory Page No.

7. Appendix -1- CoD, Blockwise Abstract of Amenities 97 -100 8. Appendix - II - Land utilisation data in respect of Non Municipal Towns 101 9. Appendix - 111'- C, D, Blockwise list of Villages where no amenities are available 102 - 103 10. Appendix - IV - List of Villages according to the Proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by ranges 104 - 123

11. Section II - Town Directory Note explaining the Codes used in Town Directory 127

(i) Statement~1 - Status and Growth History 128 - 129

(ii) Statement~1I - Physical Aspects and Location of Town 1989 130 - 131

(iii) Statement~1II - Municipal Finance 1988-1989 132 - 133 (iv) Statement-IV - Civic and Other amenities 1989 134 - 135 t (v) Statement-IVA - Civic and other amenities in notified slums 1989 136 - 137 (vi) Statement~V - Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 1989 138 -139 (vii~ Statement-VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking 1989 140 - 141 FOREWORD

Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs)was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuabl~ district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt.!Union Territory administration. It inter-alia provides data/information on some of the basic demogaphic and socio-economic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in eacll village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and r'esearchers.

"T:he scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of eacH vil.lage and town (ward-wise) of ttr district. ihe DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and· Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Censu.s Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981,some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA o(villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Schduled Tribe PCA upto / town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referrent village, the distance in broad ranges. from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of class I and Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-fold ·industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been includ~d in PCA for the first time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes. One of the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Community Development ,Block-level. pres~ntation of data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsillTalukiPS level presentation. (ii)

It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at C. D. Block level will help.the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C. D. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and research~rs intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for eactl village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981.

This publication is a joint venture of the .state Govt./UT administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and co'mpiled under the direction, of Shri. H. Chakravarty, Director of Census Operations, West Bengal on behalf of the State Govt.lUT administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by. Dr. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar.General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M.Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note dePicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in Hie Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri MK Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.).This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director, who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (M'i1p) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to all·t~ose who have co'ntributed to this project.

New Delhi (A.A. NANDA)

June 11, 1992 Registrar General, India PREFACE

The District Census Handbook compiled by the Directorate of Census Operations,West Bengal on behalf of the Government of West Bengal, owes its origin to 1951 Census. The present publication of 1991 Census is fifth in the series. In this publication besides census statistics, various other- information and statistical data have been included which are used by the State Government, District Administration, Research Scholars and other data users. It contains important census tables , PCA for each village and town of the district and at the same time presented in such a manner that the comparability of the data of the earlier censuses are maintained. The publication is brought out in two parts. Part XII-A related to village and 1:own directory and Part XII-B related to village and town PCk Besides, for the first time in this census, at the instance of the State Govt. of West Bengal, a separate combined volume on Calcutta Metropolitan Area has also been compiled. The structuring formats and additional volumes have been made with a view to assist not only in local area planning but also to meet

requirement of the Revised Minimum 'Needs Programme. Lik~wise formats of the town directory have been so devised not only to meet the requirement of Revised Minimum Needs Programme but also to give an idea about the civic and other amenities in the town. The format of the Primary Census Abstract for villages and towns has been formulated in the light of .changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slips of 1991 Census.

1991 Census Operations in West Bengal was conducted by Sri Hiranmoy Chakravarty, lAS as Director of Census Operations under the inspiring leadership of Sri A.R. Nanda, lAS, former Registrar General, India and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India.We are indebted to both of them.

Dr. M. Vijayanunni the present Registrar General & Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India has been guiding and overseeing the timely completion of the Project since his assumption of office. Without his su~port, guidanc~ and timely pursuation the publication could not have been possible. We are indebted to him as well. We also gratefully recall the help and advice received from Dr. M.K. Jain, Deputy Registrar General(Social Studies) and Sri S.P. Sharma, Deputy Registrar General, Census and Tabulation Unit & Smt.Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General, India (Map Division). We are also indebted to many other Officers of the office of the Registrar General, India in many ways in bringing- out these publications. We acknowledge our debt to all of them. We shall fail in our duties if we do not record the contributions made by Sri S.Sinha, Joint Director of Census Operations,West Bengal, Sri N.Hazra, WBCS, Deputy Director on deputation and S/Shri Dipankar Sen and A.Roy, Investigators in this connection. Infact the project was initiated by the.m but they left this organisation either on superannuation or transfer before the manuscripts could be finalised for the purpose of printing of DCH volumes.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government ancl Census Organisation, West Bengal. The data as presented in the volumes were collected at grass root level and supplied by the District Magistrates and their colleagues in the districts. Without their support these publications could not have been possible. Among the officials of the State Goverment at Writers' Building~ who had helped us in various stages of publication, mention be made of Sri A.K.Roy, WBCS, Deputy Secretary to the Government of West Bengal, Home (C&E) Departme.nt, and his colleagues. We are indebted to all of them. Also the support and encouragement we received from Sri Manish Gupta, lAS, Home Secretary to the Govt. of West Bengal in this connection js acknowledged with gratitude.

The District Census Handbook on Calcutta Metropolitan Area has been a special addition to the DCH-B series of West Bengal in 1991.The publication has been made possible by the active interest taken and support (iv) rendered by Dr.K.K.Bagchi, lAS, former Chief Executive Officer, Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area,Sri S.K.Roy, former Director General,Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area, Sri S.N.Chatterjee,Additional Director,Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area and Sri B.Sengupta,Demographer Statistician, Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area.We thankfully acknowledge their contributions in bringing out this valuable publication ( combined Part X11-A & Part XII-B) by the Census Department.

In the Census Organisation the data furnished in these publications w~re scrutinised, sifted and processed in the tabulation unit of the Directorate of Census Operations, West Bengal by a number of technical staff under the able guidance and supervision of Sri Swap an GLlha, Investigator. The maps in connection with this publication have been finalised by the Map Unit of the Directorate of Census Op~rations, West Bengal.We place on record our appreciation of the good work done by them inspite of many hurdles and difficulties.Since it is not possible to record here the contribl!tions made by each and every persons in bringing out these publications, we have therefore given their names separately in the acknowledgement "Chapter in the publication.

Lastly, we must express our appreciation to Saraswaty Press Limited for bringing out these excellent publications in time. We are specially indebted to Sri T. Ganguli, Managing Director, Sri S. Majumdar, Works Controller, Sri M. Majumdar, Asst. Mgr.,Sales and Ms. P. Mukherjee, Asst. M~r.,Production for their active co-operation and assistance in bringing out these volumes in two parts so efficiently.

(A.K.DUTTA)

Calcutta Joint Director of Census Operations

January 27, 1997. West Bengal (v)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1. Shri Swap an Guha, Investigator

2. Shri Pratap Singh, Investigator

3. Smt. Gita Chatterjee, Investigator

4. Shri Ratan Bahadur, Investigator

5. Shri Himangsbu Saha Chowdhury, Printing Inspector

6. Smt. Anjali Das, Statistical Assistant

7. Smt. Sucheta Dutta, Statistical Assistant

8. Smt. Banani Ghosh, Statistical Assistant

9. Smt. Renukana Chatterjee, Statistical Assistant

10. Smt. Namita Chatterjee, Statistical Assistant

11. Smt. Niyati Chakraborty, Statistical Assistant

12. Shri Mihir Kumar Das, Statistical Assistant

13. Shri Bimalendu Naskar, Statistical Assistant

14. Smt. Atashi Dasgupta, Statistical Assistant

15. Smt. Mira Banerjee, Computor

16. Smt. Kalpana Chowdhury, Computor

17. Smt. Nira Chakraborty, Computor

18. Shri Manas Kumar Mitra, Computor

19. Shri Ashoke Kumar Sarkar, Computor

20. Shri Nikhir Kumar Bagchi, Computor

21. Smt. Shila Banerjee, Computor

22. Smt. Nandita Dutta, Computor

23. Smt. Amala Putatunda, Computor

24. Smt. Anju Banerjee, Computor

25. Smt. Sujata Dev, Computor

26. Shri Santi Kumar Panja, Assistant Compiler

27. Shri Jaydeb Sarkar, Assistant Compiler

28. Shri Prashanta Kumar Burman, Proof Reader

29. Smt. Supti Chatterjee, Proof Reader

30. Shri Sushil Kumar Dutta, Proof Reader-Gr. I (vi)

31. Shri Anjan Sengupta, Assistant Computor

32. Smt. Manjusree Saha Chowdhury, Proof Reader-Gr. I

33. Smt. Mili Bhowmick, Proof Reader

34. .Shri Sajjat Ali, Proof Reader

35. Shri Umasankar Bhattacharya, Proof Reader

36. Shri Saibal Ray, Proof Reader

37. Shri Dilip Kumar Chatterjee, Typist-Gr. I

38. Smt. Biva Karmakar, Typist

39. Shri R.K. Chourajit Singh, Senior Geographer

40. Shri Sumit Mukherjee, Geographer

41. Shri Utpal Kumar Mandai, Geographer

42. Shri B.N. Mallick, Sr.Artist

43. Shri R.C. Das, Sr.Artist

44. Shri J.B.Dasgupta, Artist

45. Shri H.R.Banerjee, Artist

46. Shri B.K. Majumder, Artist

47. Shri A.R. Haldar, Sr. Draughtsman

48. Shri Pr~dip Das, Sr.Draughtsman

49. Shri AKPaul, Draughtsman

50. Shri S.K.Chatterjee, Draughtsman

51. Smt. Suman Topno, Draughtsman

52. Shri Prasanta Roy, Draughtsman

53. Shri N.N.Das, Draughtsman

54. Shri Sanjib Das, Draughtsman

55. Shri Kartik Murmu, Draughtsman

56. Shri AshQk Mandai, Draughtsman

57. Shri Tapan Bhattacharjee, Draughtsman (vii) IMPORTANT STATISTICS

WEST BENGAL KOCHBIHAR STATE DISTRICT

Population Total Persons 68,077,965 2,171,145· Males 35,510,633 1,122,306 Females 32,567,332 1,048,839

Rural Persons 49,370,364 2,001,648 Males 25,442,210 1,035,418 Females 23,928,154 966,230

Urban Persons 18,707,601 169,497 Males 10,068,423 86,888 Females 8,639,178 82,609

Decennial Population Growth Rate 1981-91 +24.73 +22.55

Total Population in the age group (0-6) 11,562,297 410,485

Area (Sq.Kms.) 88,752.00 3,387.00

Density of Population (Per Sq Km.) 767 641

Sex Ratio (Number of Females per 1000 males) 917 935

Literacy Rate Persons 57.70 45.78 (excluding Children in the age Males- 67.81 57.35 group O-~) Females 46.56 33.30

Percentage of Urban 27.48 7.81 Population to Total Population

Percentage to Total Population (i) Main workers Persons 30.23 30.56 Males 50.66 53.27 Females 7.96 6.25

(ii) Marginal wbrkers Persons 1.96 1.59 Males 0.74 0.31 Females 3.29 2.96

(iii) Non-workers Persons 67.81 67.85 Males 48.60 46.42 Females 88.75 90.79

Break-up of Main Workers Percentage among Main Workers

Percentage of workers to total workers in differant sectors

(i) Cultivators Persons 28.40 48.18 Males 30.15 51.32 Females 16.23 1Q,,~9 (viii)

WEST BENGAL KOCHBIHAR STATE DISTRICT

(ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.56 26.04 Males 22'.65 23.91 Females 37.88 45:47

(iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting Persons 2.75 1.24 and Plantation Orchards and Allied Males 2.30 1.28 activites Females 5.87 0.88

(iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.78 0.02 Males 0.84 0.02 Females 0.34 0.05

(va) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 3.91 2.31 repairs in Household Industry Males 2.84 1.74 Females 11.33 7.54

(vb) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 12.06 4.80 repairs in other than Househola Industry Males 12.62 4.18 Females 8.17 10.44

(vi) Construction Persons 1.85 0.74 Males 2.06 0.79 Females 0.41 0.25

(vii) Trade and Commerce Persons 10.72 6.49 Males 11.82 7.00 Females 3.08 1.83

(viii) Trans~ort, Storage and Communications Persons 4.22 3.02 Males 4.74 3.33 Females 0.57 0.23

(ix) Other Services Persons 10.75 7.16 Males 9.98 6.43 Females 16.12 13.72

Percentage of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population Persons 23.62 51.76 Males 23.45 51 .. 71 Females 23.81 51.80

Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Population to Total Population Persons 5.59 0.61 Males 5.46 0.62 Females 5.74 0.60

Number of occupied Residential Houses 12,334,859 424,129

Number of Households 12,514,414 425,892

Number of Villages Total 40,889 1,168 It:\hablted 37,910 1,139 Uninhabited 2,979 29

Number of Towns 382 9 ANALYTICAL NOTE & ANALYSIS OF DATA

ANALYTICAL NOTE

1. Census Concepts A. Rural and Urban Classification: Census data have always been 'presented for rural and urban areas separatly. The basic unit for rural areas is the revenue village which has definite surveyed boundaries. The revenue village may comprise more than one surveyed hamlets but the entire village is treated as one unit for presentation of data. In unsurveyed areas like villages within forest areas, each habitation area with localiy recognised boundariE?s within each forest Range Oiiicer's beat is treated as one unit. The following criteria are adopted for treating a place as urban for the 199·1 Census which is similar to that adopted for the 1981 Census: - a) All Statutory towns, i.e. all place with a Municipal Board, Cantonment Board, Town Committee or Notified Town Area, etc. b) f-II other places which satisfy the following criteria: i) A minimum population of 5,000. ii) 75% of the male working population engaged in non-agricultural (and allied) activity, and iii) A density of population of at least 400 per sq. km (1,000 per sq. mile). A town with a population of one hundred thousand and above is treated as a city. However, a place 'may also be treated as an urban area, if the Director of Census Operations, based on his personal knowledge and on avqilable data is satisfied that a place, though with a population of less than 5,000 has all the urban characteristics, recomends treating of the place as a town in consultation with the State Government of the Union Territory Administration concerned and with the final approval of the Registrar General, India. The concept of urban agglomeration (U.A) adopted for the 1971 and 1991 Census is continued in the 1981 and 1991 Censuses also. large railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps etc. which very often sprang up, outside the statutory limits of a city of town but adjoining it may not be themselves quality to be treated as town but from a continuous spread with the adjoining town. It would only be realistic to treated them as urban. Such Settlement are termed as outgrowts(O.G.), and may covers a whole village or part of a village. Two or more towns may also be contiguous to each other. Such towns together with their outgroths are treated as one urban unit and called "Urban Agglomeration" An urban agglomeration, therefore, constitues: a) A City or towns with continuous outgroth(s), the outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the' boundaries of the adjoining village or villages or, b) two or more adjoining towns with their outgroth(s) or, c) a city with one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which from a continuous spread. B. Census House: A Census House is defined as a building or part or. a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc. used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or both. In certain cases it may, however, be difficult to apply the definition of a. Census house. For example, in an urban area a flat has fire rooms, Each room having direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard. By definite this has to be treated as five census houses. If all the five',rooms are occupied by a single household, it is not realistic to treat them as five census houses. In this case "Singleness" of use of these rooms along with the main house has to be considered and the entire flat be treated as one census house. On the other hand, if two independent household occupy these five rooms, the first hou~ehold (xii) living in three rooms and the second household in two rooms, the first three rooms then should be treated together as one census house and the second two rooms as another census house. If all the rooms are occupied by independent households, each rooms should then be treated as a separate Census house. C. Household: A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent .any of them from dOing so. There may be a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Example of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, reacue homes, jails, ashram etc. There are called "Institutionsl Households". There may be one-member household, two-member households or multi-member households. For Census purpose, each of these types is regarded as a "Household". D. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes: . The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes are the communites scheduled under various Presiden(ial \ orders begining from 1950. As per the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendement Act, 1976) (No. 108 of 1976 dated the 18th September, 1976) there are altogether 59 Communities Scheduled as Castes, and 38 as Tribes in West Bengal. When a person claims to b!=l a member of either the Scheduled Caste or the Scheduled tride community, the name of the caste/tribe to which he belongs should appear in the list of the Scheduled Castes/Seheduled Tribes notified as per the above order in respect of West Banga!. If the name of the caste of thle tribe to which he claims to belong to does not appear in the aforesaid list he is not treated as a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe though he may be scheduled in any other State of the Indian Union. Further, a person who claims to be a member of a Scheduled Caste should belong to the Hindu or the Sikh or the Byddhist religion while the person who claims to be a member of a Scheduled Tribe can belong to any religion. Further, a person claims to belong to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe community returns his/her caste or tribe by a synonym or a generic name of a caste or a tribe, it is reckoned as Scheduled Caste or Tribe only if the name,finds piace in the list of the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes. E. Literate : A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write is not literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should hav~ received any formal educiltion or should have passed any minium educational standard. In the 1991 Census all children aged 6 years of less are treated as illitrate even though the child. is going to school and may have picked up reading and writing a few odd words. In the previous Census of 1971 and 1981 children of the age of 4 years and below were treated as illiterate though they might be going to schools and had picked up reading and writing of a few odd words. F. Main Workers: Main workers are those who had worked for the major part of the year preceding the date of enumeration, i.e. those who were engaged in any economically productive activity for 183 days (or six months). Main workers: I. Cultivator A person working as cultivator, if he/she is engaged in cultivation of land owned or held from Government or held from Private Persons or Institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation work also includes supervision or direction of cultivation of land. II. Agricultural Labourer: A person who works on another person's land for wages in cash or kind may be regarded as an agricultural IRbourer. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease of contract on land on which he/she works. (xiii)

III. Livestock, Forestry, F,ishing, Hunting, Plantations, Orchards and allied activities: A person who is engaged in rearding of goats, sheeps, pigs, ducks, hens, planting and conservation of forests, logging, felling and cutting of trees etc., sea coastal and inland water fishing etc. hunting, trapping and game propagation for commercial purposes, plantation of tea, coffee, ruber etc. IV. Mining and Quarruing : A person who is engaged in mining of coal, Iiquite crudeore petroleum, natura! gas, iron, and quarrying of stones, clay and sand etc. V. Manufacturing, Proceasing, Servicing and Repairs. : (a) Household Industry - A person who is engaged in production, servicing, repairing or making and selling of articles or goods such as hand loom weaving, dyeing, carpentary, biri rolling, pottery manufacturing, cycle repairing, blacksmithy tailoring, etc. in any unit which is conducted by the head of the household himself/ herself and or by the members of the household at home within the village in the rural areas and only within the precincts of the in case of urban areas. (b) Other than Household Industry - A person who is engaged in production, servicing repairing or making and selling of articles or good& in any factory or workshop where the profortion of hired workers are larger than the family workers. VI. Construction : A person who is engaged' in construction and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, telegraph, telephone, waterways and water reservoirs, industrial plants etc. VII. Trade and Commerce: A person who is engaged in wholesale or retail trade conducted in various articles and products. A person who is also engaged in restaurants and hotel services and as Commission agents. VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications: A p~rson who is engaged in land, water and air transport. A person who is also engaged in storage, warehousing, communications such as postal, telegraph, wireless and telephone services. IX. Other Workers: A person who is engaged in ·banking, credit institutions, business services, legal services, community, cultural, social and personal services, public and civil services, educational services. A person who, is also engaged in generation and transformation, distribution of electricity, gas and water supply. G. Marginal workers: Marginal workers are those worked any time at all in the year preceding the date of enumeration but did not work for the major part of the year, i.e. those who worked for less than 183 days (or six months). H. Non-workers: Non-workers are those who did not work any time at all in the year preceding the date of enumeration. Non-workers may be those perfoming household duties, students, dependents, retired persons or rentiers, beggers, inmates of institutions like convicts in jailor inmates or penal mental or charitable institutions etc. and other non-workers who do not come under category of the preceding types of non-workers. 2. History of'the District Census Handhook : The District Census Handhook series was first published during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and _town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative, Statistics census tables and village and town Directories including PCAs. The 1971 DCH series was plann'ed three parts. Part-A related to village and town directiories, PArt-B,, to village and Town PCAs and Part-C, comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, (xiv)

district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. The 1981 DCH Census contained only Part-A, which contained will age and town directory and Part-B which contained PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Police StationfTown Levels. There has been a change in the design of the District Census Handbook Series of 1991 from 1981. Data in Village Directory statement has been presented C.D. Block-wise instead of the traditional Police Station level-wise. 3(A). Scope of the Village Directory: The data presented in the format of the Village Directory containing 18 colums, help the data-users to have an overall view of the villages in regard in regard to the amenities available in the villages such as education, health, drinking water; electricity, transport, communication and irrigation etc. These data on amenities along with the information and land-use pattern meet the requirement of micro-level planing and serve pointers to regional "imb,alances" in the process of development and the deficiencies in the implementation of Minimum Needs Programes. 3(8). Scope of the Town Directory: The town Directory consist of seven statements. The formats are disigned in such a way that the information contained therein, besides giving the data-users an overall picture of the various aspects of the socio-econimic and development activities of the towns in the district, meet the requirements of town planning with emphasis on the minimum needs programme. The data provided on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns(Statement-lVA) serve this purpose. It also helps the planners to chalk out programmes on provitions of civic

activiti~s for the improvement of the slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement-IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement-V meet the requirement of the minimum needs programme. The incorporation of the class of town in all the seven statements of town directory can help analysis the infrastructure of amenities by taking the class of town into consideration. The Colums on civic administration status and population in a few statement also meet the requirements of the minimum needs programme. (xv)

Brief History of the District: Kooch Bihar

Koch Bihar is a small district located in the North-Eastern sector of India. It is included in the Division of West Bengal. Before 28th August, 1949; Koch Behar was an India's State ruled by the King of Koch Bihar, who had been a feudatory ruler under the British Government. By an agreement dated 28th August, 1949, the King of Koch Bihar ceded full and extensive authority, jurisdiction and power of the State to the 'Dominion Govt of India. The transfer of administration of the state to the Govt. of India came into force on 12th September, 1949. Eventually,. Koch Bihar was Transferred and merged with the province to West Bengal on 1 st January, 1950, and ·from that date Koch Behar emerged as a new district in the administration map of West Bengal. However, the district of Koch Bihar had been created with the same areas and boundaries of the old State of Koch Bihar. In Cqurse of time, Koch Bihar has been transferred from a kingdom to a State and from a State of the present status of a district. There are three theories regarding the origin of the historic name of 'Koch Bihar' denoting a specific area of land in the country. 1. The Name of the place as Koch Bihar has been derived from the terms like Kamta Bihar, Nij Bihar, Behar, Cooch Bihar and then Koch Bihar by transformation. King in 1896 by an official order called this area as 'Koch Bihar'. 2. This tract of land is the residence of the koch kings for a considerable period of time. It is also th~ 'Bihar' (or 'Desh') of the persons belonging to the Koch or Rajbanshi community and from the coinage of the two terms 'Koch' and 'Bihar' the name of the place has been originated. Even now, the district of Koch Bihar is predominently inhabited by the persons belonging to the Koch community. 3. The area of Koch Bihar is Situate.d by the side of the river Sankosh and from the name of 'Kosh' the term like 'Koch' has been derived and the term like 'Bihar~ which indicated a place, has been added to make it 'Koch Bihar', which means a place near the side of the river Sankosh. Ancient Period In ·the ancient period, Koch Bihar was a part of Kamrup or Pragjotishpur Kingdom in the North-Eastern side of India. KoCh Bihar at that time was a part of Rath~pith, a division of the kingdom of Kamrup in India. The Real History of Koch Bihar is interlinked with the history of the Koch Kings, who ruled in this territory from 1510 to 1772 in the Middl~ period and from 1773-1950 in the Modern period without any break. Middle Period In the year of 1510, Biswa Sinha founded an independent 'Koch' Kingdom in the Eastern part of India, and from this time this Kingdom became a small but. powerful kingdom with an area boundary larger than the present area of the Kocn Bihar district. However, the name of the kingdom at the time was Kamatapur and the title of Koch King was Kamteswar. He ruled there from 1510-1533. The place continued to be regarded as Kamat~pur till a considerable Period of time. After the death of Biswa Sinha, his son Nara Narayan became the King of the land. At this time (1 ~33-1587) the kingdom was extended in the west from Tista river to Mirik bills in the east. Nara 'Narayan Dividep this Kingdom into two parts:- 1. Eastern portion of the Sankosh river which came to be known as Kamrup, was given to his son Lakshi Narayan, included some portion of the districts of Darjiling, Jalpaiguri, Purnea (Bihar), Dinajpur () and Rangpur(Bangladesh). Besides these areas some parts of Bhutan and Nepal Kingdoms was also included in that Kingdom. Nara Narayan was a 'very powerful king and he ruled for a pretty long time. His ~on Laksmi Narayan was also a powerful king and he ruled from 1587 to 1627. King Pran Narayan (1632-1665), during his administration used to call his kingdom as 'Nijbihar' which means the 'Land of their own' as' used to mention this term in the official papers and documents. It is said that during the rule of the'Moghuls, in order to differentiate the area from the other 'Suba' or 'Bihar' the Koch Kingdom was mentioned as Koch Bihar by the officials of the Moghuls. During the reign of mahendra Naryan(1682-1693), the kingdom was saved from the onslought of the Muslim invaders with the help of the king of Bhutan. The king of Bhutan aftereards used to select the kings of Koch (xvi)

Bihar and ultimately in 1770 captured the King Dhairjendra Narayan (1765-1770). In such a case, king Dhairjendra Narayan took the help from the East India Company and the protection of Koch Bihar from the outside attack was entrusted to the Company. In the year 1773, there was a treaty between King Dhairjendra Narayan· (1772-1775) and the English East India Company and Koch Bihar became a tributory State under British Empire and it was allowed to be annexed to the province of Bengal. Modern Period The period covering the years between 1773-1839 are significant in the history of Koch Bihar. During these years the British Government alwaY$ Wanted to dominate over the Kings of Koch Bihar Md also tried to establish its power in Koch Bihar. From the period of rule of King Dhairjendra Narayan (2nd time) (1775-1783) to King Harendra Narayan (1783-1840) Koch Bihar was full of internal troubles and political indiscipline. As a result, it became easy for the British to poke its nose in the pOlitical affairs of Koch Bihar. The period of the rule of king Harendra Narayan may be considered as a dividing line in the history of Koch Bihar. He was the last independent king of Koch Bihar. After the death of king Harendra Narayan in 1840, his son Sitendra Narayan (1840-1847) was the ruler of Koch Bihar but actually during his reign, the administration of Koch Bihar was under the control of the British Govt. King Nripendra Narayan (1863-1911) came to the power in 1863 and ruled upto 1911 and during his rule, Koch Bihar came to be regarded as a modern state with new ideas in all aspects of human life and in different sections of administration. He was an able administrator and popular to the people but after his death there was no powerful ki[lg in Koch Bihar. King ruled upto 1922 and his son Jagaddendra Narayan (1922-50) was the last king of Koch Bihar. India came to be independent on 15th August, 1947 and from 1st January, 1950 Koch Bihar became a part of Independent India. Thus ended the rule of Koch Kings in Koch Bihar founded by Biswa Sinha from 1510 to 1950, a period of 400 years. Physical Aspects :- Koch Bihar is located in the Sub-Himalayan territory which is commonly known as '' in West Bengal. It lies Between 26°32'46" to 25°57'56" north latitude in North-South direction and between 89°54'36" to 88°47'40" east longitude in East-West directions. The Total physical areas of the district is 33.87 Sq. Kms. Koch Bihar has international borders with Bangladesh in three direction. It is rounded on the North by , in the East by Bangladesh and Assam in the South by Bangladesh and in the West by Jalpaiguri District and Bangladesh. There are 126 Enclaves or Chhitmahals which are outlaying and detouched tracts of land situated inside the districts of Rangpur in Bangladesh. It is essentially a flat country with a slight slope from North-West towards South-East. There are slight undulations in land. There are no mountain peaks or hills in the district. There are large number of rivers and marshy lands in this area. The main rivers are Tista, Torsha, Jaldhaka and Sankosh. All the rivers of the district flow from North-West towards South-East directions. These rivers have influenced the Socio-economic life of the people and they are also helpful for transport and communication system in this area. There has been a change in the boundaries of the district and there have been certain modifications also in the jurisdiction of the district during the last decade. After 1981 Census, Inter-district transfer of a single Mouza has been undertaken in the district. From the Maynaguri P.S. of the Jalpaiguri district, Panishala (J.L. No. 87) Mouza has been transferred to the Mekliganj P.S. of this district. Moreover, a new Police Station like has been created from the Mathabhanga P.S. of the district in the last decade. There are 6 Municipal towns and 3 Non-Municipal Towns and approximately 1,137 inhabited Mouzas in the district with the population of 2,171,145 according to 1991 Census. Main Characteristics of the district: A) FOREST AREAS: There is a small forest area in the North-Eastern side of the district. In the forest area there ... are Sal, Sishu, Segun and Debdaru trees in plenty .. The district is also replete with small bamboo and arca nut groves. B) MINERALS PRODUCTS: Koch Bihar dose not possess any type of mineral or mining product as economic resource. All the mineral Products required in the district are supplied from outside. (xvii)

C) ELECTRICITY AND POWER: The source of power as Electricity is available from the Hydroelectric Power Project of the . All the Municipal towns and important commercial centres are electrified by the State's Electricity Board. According to Economic Review 1989-90, a State Govt. Publication 7 towns and 1,082 villages are electrified in the district. D) LAND AND LAND UTILISA T/ON PA TTERN: Land of the district is fertile and soft, flat and alluvial in nature, 60% of the land is low and suitable for paddy and jute cultivation and on the other hand 40% of the land is 'danga or high land and Suitable for tobacco cultivation. There ate 4 types of agricultural land in the district, namely (1) Awas­ (2)Doas, (3) Soam and (4) Chaharam. Koch Bihar is primarily a rural district. The main economic activities of the village people are depended on agricultural land. ExplOitation of land for agricultured production forms the occupation of nearly 80% of the people of the district. The total land area under cultivation is 341.35 thousand hectors. The total !and of the district is utilised in the following manner :- 1. Net area - 75.87 p.c. shown 2. Current falilows - 0.18 p.c. 3. Forest - 1.67 p.c. 4. Area not available for culti:vation. 16.21 p.c. 5. Other uncultivated lands - 6.07 p.c. excluding current fallows. e) Tenancy: After the introduction of Land Acquisition Act, 1954 in the State of West Bengal, there is now only one kind of tenancy systems in the district of Koch Bihar. Land is now owned by any person who pays land revenue directly to the State Government Authority in cash. There is no intermediary system regarding ownership of land in the district at-present. f) Agriculture: Koch Bihar is purely an agricultural district. Among the agricultural crops, paddy, wheat, pulses mustard are food crops and tobacco and jute are cash-crops which are being produced in plenty in this territory. Tobacco is <;In important cash-crop in the Dinhata Sub-division of the district. It is famous for its quality and quantity. Jute is also another important cash crop in this area. Paddy is produced in all parts of the district due to fertile nature of the soil. g) Fishery: In the large number of rivers, canals and tanks considerable number of fishes of all varieties are available. Small fishes of the wide range are also avallable in the large number of marshy lands of the district. As such, fishery is also an important occupation for the people of the area. h) Industry: Koch Bihar has been considered generally as an industrially backward district. There is no infrastructureal facility or scope for any large scale industry in the di.strict. Cotton weaving is the only important small scale industry in the district. In Koch Bihar there is sufficient scope and possibility for agro-based industry. However, the district is famous for its two handicrafts like production of "Sital Pati" and "Endi Chadar". i) Trade and Commerce: Dinhata, Haldibari, Tufanganj, Mathabhanga and Mekliganj are all important trading centre, engaged in the purchasing and selling of tobacco, jute, paddy, bamboo and timber materials, Koch Bihar town is also a large commercial centre engaged in trade with the border state of Assam. j) Transport: The town of Koch, Bihar is the headquarters of the State Transport Authority. As such, the different parts of the district are well connected by·the State transport Systems. State busses and private buses ply regurly on the 356.81 kms motorably roads in the district. There is the Broad Gauze line of the North East Frontier Railway Connecting the different parts of the district with the cities of Calcutta and Guawahati. The National Highway No. 31 passes through the district and there is a_ small airport at the Koch Bihar town used by the Indian Airlines. Administrative Devolopment : There has been an important administrative devolopment in the rura! sector of the district during the last decade. A ,new police station named Ghoksadanga has been created out of Mathabhanga P .S. of the district. In the urban (xviii) sector, the town Committees of the towns like Haldibari, Mekliganj, Mathabhanga and Tufangang have been changed into , Moreover two new Non-Municipal towns have been created in the last decade. There are Now 9 polige stations and 12 COmmunity Development Block and 5 Sub-divisions as administrative units. Koch Bihar town is the district Headquaters and also the main town of the district. In all, there are 6 Municipal towns and 3 Non-Municipal towns in the district. Places of Interest: /) : Kamteswari temple is situated in Gosanimari. It is an example of Bengali,temple architecture of the 17th Century A.D. The temple and the deity are both impressive. It is 8 miles east from Dinhata town. It is also known as Kamtapur and is associated with the history of the Koch Kingdom. II) : In this place the capital of Koch Kingdom is said to have been located. The fort of the place is ascribed to Raja Nilambara, the 3rd and last king of the Khen(1430-1498) who was overthrown by Hussan Shaw of Bengal. Rajpat can be reached by road from Dinhata town by 11 kms. 1/1) : The place is located 8 miles northeast of Koch Bihar town. There is an ancienfSiva temple built by king Pran Narayan during the year 1665. At the time of Siva Ratri day, a of_air is held in this p1ace. IV) DHALWABARI: This place is located only 4 miles away from the town of Koch Bihar. There is a famous Siva temple built by king Upendra Narayan (1714-1760). V) FULBARI: The place is located at a distance of 1 mile from the town of Tufanganj. There is a ruin of palace built by Chila Roy, the general and brother of King Nara Narayan. VI) MAPHUPUR DHAM: The place is located 4 miles north-east of Koch Bihar town. There is a famous Vishnu temple founded by the religious preacher called Sankardev of Assam. VII) KOCH BIHAR TOWN: The headquater's town of the district. It is an well Planned town with scenic beauty. There are two famous placs of tourist interest in the town like the palace of the Koch Kings and the temple of Madanmohan built by the Koch Kings. It is the nucleus of the transport system in the northen part of West Bengal. Source: - 1) Madhuparni- Special issue on Koch Bihar District (1989-90) a Bengali Journal. Editor - Sri Ananda Gopal Ghosh , West Dinajpur District West Bengal. (xix)

Table-1 Distribution of Villages According.to the Availability of Different Amenities

51. Name of C.D. Block No. of No. (with Percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities No. Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi· Approach by Power Villages Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Dinhata-I 128 125(97.66) 6(4.69} 128(100.00) 23(17.97) 13(10.16} 17(13.28) 21(16.41} 83(64.84) 2 Dinhata-II 118 112(94.92) 113(95.76) 117(99.15) 114(96.61} 28(23.73) 75(63.56) 39(33.05) 4(3.39) 3 Sitai 53 46(86.79) 1 (1.89) 53(100.00) 16(30.19) 5(9.43) 17(32.08) 6(11:32} 8(15.09) 4 Tufanganj-I 72 60(83.33) 25(34.72} 72(100.00) 24(33.33) 22(30.56} 21(29.17} 24(33.33) 21 (29.17) 5 Tufanganj-II 54 5a(96.30) 48(88.89) 51 (94.44) 40(74.07) 17(31.48} 42(77.78} 31 (57.41) 14(25.93) 6 Mekliganj 137 88(64.23) 9(6.57) 137(100.00) 16(11.68) 7(5.11) 20(14.60) 18(13.14) 35(25.55) 7 Haldibari 58 36(62.07) 2(3.45) 50(86.21) 7(12.07) 4(6.90) 6(10.34) 14(24.14), 9(15.52) 8 Cooch Behar-I 143 112(78.32) 9(6.29) 143(100.00) 24(16.78) 29(20.28) 24(16.78) 47(32.87) 50(34.97) 9 Cooch Behar-II 116 105(90.52) 32(27.59) 116(100.00) 34(29.31) 28(24.14) 43(37.07) 42(36.21) 86(74.14) 10 67 58(86.57) 30(44.78) 67(100.00) 11 (16.42) 20(29.85) 5(7.46) 6(8.96) 13(19.40) 11 Mathabhanga-I 101 100(99.01) 10(9.90) 101 (1 00.00) 11 (10.89) 57(56.44) 10(9.90) 62(61.39) 0(0.00) 12 Mathabhanga-II 92 74(80.43) 8(8.70) 92(100.00) 14(15.22) 16(17.39) 31(33.70) 32(34.78) 19(20.65)

Total 1,139 968(84.99) 293(25.72) 1,127(98.95) 334(29.32) 246(21.60) 311(27.30) 342(30.03) 342(30.03) (xx)

Table·2 Proportion of Rural Population served by Different Amenities

51. Name of C.D. Block Total No. (with Percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities No. Population Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power of Inhabited Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply Villages 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Dinhata-I 233,811 99.31 4.86 100.00 44.38 23.13 29.65 33.59 82.23 2 Dinhata-II 187,612 98.07 97.41 100.00 97.65 43.19 67.58 42.47 3.62 3 Sitai 86,199 93.67 6.01 100.00 40.86 9.06 33.69 8.41 16.81 4 Tufanganj-I 191,455 97.01 67.08 100.00 69.07 58.45 65.55 70.14 61.79 5 Tufanganj-JI 147,389 97.94 90.42 92.96 83.93 55.06 87.48 68.21 27.03 6 Mekliganj 111,019 82.66 22.69 100.00 36.73 18.65 25.72 21.52 45.47 7 Haldibari 77,833 93.32 7.97 97.06 56.06 53.67 55.32 59.35 36.42 8 Coach Behar-I 226,288 93.29 15.85 100.00 34.15 32.23 25.75 44.95 45.18 9 Coach Behar-JI 256,851 98.51 53.17 100.00 56.77 51.58 59.62 55.80 85.96 10 Sitalkuchi 151,933 95.03 59.59 100.00 43.66 51.27 24.18 23.95 40.82 11 Mathabhanga-I 162,527 99.82 19.97 100.00 19.88 67.15 13.58 64.68 12 Mathabhanga-II 168,731 96.03 19.21 100.00 36.14 35.17 57.40 55.83 32.98

Total 2,001,648 96.13 40.98 99.37 52.22 42.48 45.88 47.52 44.52 (xxi)

Table-3 Distribution of Villages not Having Certain Amenities, Arranged by Distance Ranges From the Places where these are Available Villages not Having Number of Villages where the Amenity is not Available and Available at Distance of- The Amenity of -SKms 5-10 Kms 10+ Kms Total (Cols 2-4)

2 3 4 5

1 Education 166 3 2 171 2 Medical 600 165 81 846 3 Drinking Water 9 3 12 4 P&T 695 52 58 805 5 MarkeVHat 763 52 78 893 6 Communication 619 144 65 828 r (xxii)

Table-4 Distributi.ons of Villages According to the Distance from the Nearest Town and, Availability of;Different Amenities, Distance No. of No. (with Percentage) of villages having tl)e Amenity of :' Range From Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power the Nearest Villages in Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply Town each Range (in Kms.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0-5 141 111 (78.72) 19(13.48) 134(95.04) 30(21.28) 24(17.02) 35(24.82) 59(41.84) 60(42.55) 6-15 421 367(87.17) 106(25.18) 416(98.81) 105(24.94) 99(23.52) 111 (26.37) 155(36.82) 177(42.04) 16-50 552 472(85.51) 166(30.07) 552(100.00) 195(35.33) 119(21.56) 159(28.80) 123(22.28) 100(18.12) 51+ 25 18(72.00) 2(8.00) 25(100!00) 4(16.00) 4(16.00) 6(24.00) .5(20.00) 5(20.00) Unspecified

Total 1139 968(84.99) 293(25.72) 1,127(98.95) 334(29.32) 246(21.60) 311(27.30) 342(30.03) 342(30.03) (xxiii)

TabJe-5 Distributions of Villages According to Population Range And Amenities Available

Population No. of No. (with Percentage) of villages having the Amenity of : Range Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marl

-499 307 188{61.24) 41{13.36) 300{97.72) 44{14.33) 16{5.21) 38{12.38) 44(14.33) 62{20.20) 500-1999 517 468{90.52) 112{21.66) 513{99.23) 119{23,02) 87{16.83) 126{24.37) 142{27.47) 146{28.24) 2000-4999 249 246(98.80)' 102(40.96) 249(100.00) 116(46.59) 96(38.55) 10§(41.37) 113(45.38) 91(36.55) 5000+ 66 66{100.00) 38{54.55) 65{98.48) 55(83.33) 47(71.21)· 44{66.67) 43(65.15) 43{65.15)

Total 1,139 968(84.99) 293(25.72) 1,127(98.95) 334'(29.32) 246(21.60) 311(27.30) 342(30.03) 342(30.03) \XXIV}

Table-6 Distribution of Villages According To Land Use

Name of Number of Total Area Percentage of Percentage of C.D. Block Inhabited Villages Cultivable Area Iggigated Area to To Total Area Total Cultvable Area 2 3 4 5

Dinhata-I 128 24,854.00 92.61 5.22 2 Dinhata-ll 118 1'0,330.00 76.24 8.46 3 Sitai 53 15,125.00 85.39 6.13 4 Tufanganj-I 72 19,455.00 77.52 15.41 I 5 Tufanganj-II 54 25,708.00 66.09 19.51 6 MekJiganj 137 28,864.00 79.82 13.03 7 Haldibari 58 14,948.00 78.28 13.65 8 Coach Behar-I 143 36,242.00 76.96 6.40 9 Cooch Behar-JI 116 36,805.00 98.44 2.39 10 Sitalkuchi 67 10,153.00 98.80 1.08 11 Malhabhanga-I 1(}1 31,598.00 75.15 10.55 12 Malhabhanga-II 92 31,384.00 53.07 8.74

Total 1139 335,699.00 76.72 9.22

Cultivable Area = Irrigated + Unirrlgated Area (xxv)

Table-7 Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in Towns

51. Class, Name & Per Capita No. Civic Status Receipt Expenditure of the Town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Other Through From all Expendi- Adminis- on Public Works on Public Aspects Taxes Other ture tration Health & . Institutions Sources Convenience 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

V Bhangri Pratham Khanda (NM) 0.49 0.49 .. 0.49 .. 0.49 2 IV Dinhata (M) 97.79 28.55 69.24 121.87 58.72 19.02 41.76 2.36 3 IV (NM) II- IV Haldibari (M) 131.09 4.70 126.39 79.90 42.71 0.26 29.60 3.13 4.20 5 V Kharimala- (NM) 6 II Koch Bihar (M) 235.41 36.21 199.20 235.28 149.26 11.48 65.09 2.37 7.08 7 IV Mathabhanga (M) 95.07 10.70 84.37 35.40 17.46 .. 8.88 9.06 8 V Mekliganj (M) 161.38 5.06 156.32 107.04 39.60 11.81 53.99 1.64 9 IV Tufanganj (M) 110.96 14.16 96.80 126.20 30.14 50.61 42.37 0.75 2.33

Total 167.13 24.33 142.80 157.87 89.65 14.10 47.26 1.45 5.41 (xxvi)

Table-8 Schools per 10,000 Population in Towns

51. Class, Name & No. Per 10,000 population

No. Civic Status Higher Secondary! Secondary/ Junior Se~ondary/ Primary of the Town Inter! PUC Matriculation Middle Junior Colleges 2 3 4 5

V Bhangri Pratham Khanda (NM) 1.63 3.25 13.01 2 IV Dinhata (M) 1.70 2.26 2.83 9.61 3 IV Guriahati (NM) 0.65 1.30 1.30 5.87 4 IV Haldibari (M) 1.84 1.84 2.76 10.12 5 V Kharimala Khagrabani (NM) 3.19 3.19 3.19 6.38 6 II Koch Bihar (M) 1.40 1.69 2.11 8.28 7 IV Mathabhanga (M) 1.15 1.15 1.15 7.S0 8 V Mekliganj (M) 1.22 1.22 1.22 8.S3 9 IV Tufanganj (M) 0.61 3.0S 1.22 8.S3

Total 1.30 1.83 2.01 8.38 (xxvii)

Table-9 Number of Beds in Medical Institution in Town

51. Class, Name & Civic Status of the Town No of Beds in Medical Institution per 1,000 Population NO. 2

V Bhangri Pratham Khanda (NM) 2 IV Dinhata (M) 9.61 3 IV Guriahati (NM) 4 IV Haldibari (M) 2.76 5 V (NM) 6 II Koch Bihar (M) 5.62 7 IV Mathabhanga (M) 6.92 8 V Mekliganj (M) 2.44 9 IV Tufanganj (M) 1.52

Total 4.51 (xxviii)

Table-10 Proportion of Slums Population

51. Class, Name & Civic Status of tfle Town Proportion of Slums Population Density in Slums (Per Sq.Km) No. To Total Population of the Town 1 2 3

II Koch Bihar (M) (xxix)

Table-11 Most Important Commodity Manufactured Imported & Exported in Towns

SI. Class, Name & Civic Status of the Town Most Important Commodity No. Manufactured Exported Imported

2 3 4

1 V Bhangri Pratham Khanda (NM) Bidi Jute Clothings 2 IV Dinhata (M) Cloth Jute Clothings 3 IV Guriahati (NM) Tobacco Products Jute Clothing 4 IV Haldibari (M) Tobacco Products Jute Rice 5 V Kharimala Khagrabari (NM) Tobacco Products Jute Medicine 6 II Koch Bihar (M) Tobacco Products Handloom Saree Building Materials 7 IV Mathabhanga (M) Tobacco Products Jute Coal 8 V Mekliganj (M) Tobacco Products Jute Kerosene Oil 9 IV Tufanganj (M) Mustard Oil Jute Clothings

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

3 CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Col.No. SI. No. Amenities Codes Col.No. SI. No. Amenities Codes 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Col. 5 Educational Cbl. 7 Drinking Water 1. Primary School P 1. Tap Water T 2. Middle School M 2. Well Water W 3. Secondary School H "3. Tank Water TK 4. Higher Secondary! PUC 4. Tube-well Water TW Inter!PUC!Junior! 5. Hand Pump HP College level 6. River Water R 5. College, any College C .7. Fountain F (graduate level and above) 8. Canal C like Arts, Science and 9. Lake L Commerce etc. 10. Spring S 6. Industrial School 11. Nallah N 7. Traning School 'Tr 12. Others 0 8. Adult Literacy Class AC Col.8 Post & Telegraph !Centre 1. Post Office PO 9. Others(inclucies 0 2. Telegraph Office TO Sanskrit Pathshalas, 3. Senior Basic School, Post and Telegraph PTO Maktab etc. Office 4. Telephone Connection Phone Co 1.6 Medical Col. 10 Communication 1. Hospital H 1. Bus Stand BS 2. Maternity and Child MCW 2. Railway Station RS Welfare Centre Col. 11 Approach to Village 3_ Maternity Home MH 1. Kutcha Road KR 4. Child Welfare Centre CWC 2. Pucka Road PR 5. Health Centre HC Col. 13 Power Supply -6. Primary Health Centre PHC 1. Electricity for ED 7. Primary Health Sub- PHS domestic purpose Centre 2. Electricity for Agriculture EAG 8. Dispensary D 3. Electricity for other EO 9. Family Planning Centre FPC Purposes like industrial 10. T.B. Clinic TB Commercial etc. 11. Registrered Private RP 4. Electricity for all EA Practitioner purposes listed above 12. Nursing Home NH Col. 15 Land Utilisation 13. Subsidised Medical SMP 1. Canal C Practitioner 2. Tank TK 14. Community Health CHW 3. Tube-Well TW Worker 4. Well W 15. Others 0 5. Other Sources 0 4

C.O. BLOCK OINHATA M I VILLAGE

SI. Loea- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to il in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of_the and_ 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.DINHATA 1 Chhota 217.30 1,349(227) P (-)(·SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Naldhondra 2 2 Bara Natabari 428.64 2,890(519) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO Friday (-)(-SKms) 3 3 Chota Nat~bari 98.42 788(119) (SKm's) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 4 4 Bin~nai 247.86 1,956(358) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKmsl. 5 5 Kamatpur 165.24 770(134) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) H(-SKms) 6 6 Khalisa 666.15 S,084(952) M (-)(-SKms) T PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Gasanimari 7 7 Jambari 215.49 3,080(S88) P (-)(-SKms) T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 8 8 Takimari 142.91 1,060(194) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)('5Kms) 9 9 Bhi!ar Kama! 30i9S 4,029(77S) PMH,PUC PHC l' PTO Friday BS Tueaday 10 10 Phulbari 379.69 2,098(417) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

11 .11 Kharija '40.66 366(78) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) Bhujkura 12 12 Dwaria 100.23 632(118) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 13 13 Kaliganj 31.34 359(69) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 14 14 Rangapa'ni 123.80 743(lS2) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 15 lS Khalisaguri ,77.44 451 (79) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 16 16 Chakiarpara 327.80 1,802(3S4) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Pratham Khanda 17 17 Chauler Kuthi 180.26 1,289(230) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 18 18 Paharganj 51.S4 . 609(112) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 19 19 Chakisal 17.87 131 (2S) (-S Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 20 20 Kharija 44.03 2S4(S2) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Naldhondra 21 21 Barabhita 386.43 2,009(424) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Pratham Khanda 22 22 Balsguri 233.10 1,282(2S8) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 23 23 Chakiarpara 68.S3 214(44) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitia Khahda

24 2~ Brahmottar 80.03 463(97) P (-)(-5)

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (induding available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata( -15Kms) ED 150.30 50.00 17.00

KR Dinhata(-16Kms) ED 32B.50 60.14 4C.00 KR Dinhata(-15Kms) 60.00 20.00 1B.42 KR Dinhata(-15Kms) 200.00 35.B6 12.00 KR Dinhata( -16Kms) 125.00 30.24 10.00 PR Dinhata(15Kms) ED 25.00 602.15 23.00 16.00

PR Dinhata( -12Kms) ED 190.00 20.00 5.49 KR Dinhata( -15Kms) 120.00 15.11 7.00 PR Dinhata(- 15ISms) ED 280.95 20.00 7.00

KR Dinhata( -16Kms) ED 100.00 210.00 59.69 10.00

KR Dinhata( -15Kms) 30:00 5.66 5.00

KR Dinhata(-16Kms) 80.23 12.00 8.00 KR Dinhata(-16Kms) 25.00 2.34 4.00 KR Dinhata(-15Kms) ED 10B.00 12.00' 3.BO KR Dinhata(-14Kms) 60.00 B.OO 9.44 KR Dinhata( -13Kms) 100.00 210.00 10.BO 7.00

KR Dinhata( -15Kms) 150.26 25.00 5.00 KR Dinhata( -15Kms) 40.54 6.0b 5.00 KR Dinhata( -16Kms) 12.B7 3.00 2.00 KR Dinhata(-15Kms) ED 32.02 8.00 4.01

KR Dinhata( -1 OKms) 360.00 20.00 5:43

KR Dinhata( -1 OKms) 220.10 10.00 3.00 KR Dinhata( -12Kms) 50.50 12.00 6.03

KR Dinhata(13Kms) 70.00 6.03 4.00

KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 100.00 100.00 12.37 7.00

KR Dinhata(BKms) ED 450.00 10.64 4.00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 360.00 12.99 B.OO

PR Dinhata(BKms) ED 100.00 120.35 20.00 8.00 6 C.D. BLOCK DINHATA - I VILLAGE

81. Loca· Name 01 Village Total Total Amenities available (il not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and ne)(t to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the lacili!l available is ~iven) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus·stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10

P.S.DINHATA 29 29 Rajakhora 81.58 853(150) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 30 30 Matiai

54 54 Kharija Chattra 14.29 37(8) M (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) . 55 55 Kharija 101.01 5S1(109) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Boradanga 56 56 Sakdal 274.28 2,179(425) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 57 57 Brahmanir Chauki 4S2.99 2,800(559) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(·5Kms) 58 58 Singimari 557.88 4,728(959) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (·)(-5Kms) Bhe1aguri

59 59 Uttar 81.33 807(167) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 7 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

1'1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata(8Kms) 65.00 10.58 6.00 KR Dinhata(7Kms) 6.00 3.11 2.80 KR Dinhata(8Kms) 102.18 10.00 8.00 KR Dinhata(8Kms) 135.00 10.00 7.29 KR Dinhata(8Kms) ED 340.55 10.00 25.00 KR Dinhata(7Kms). 40.00 10.00 9.82 KR Dinhata(8Kms) ED 100.00 20.00 30.00 3.07

KR Dinhata(9Kms) ED 14S.00 1S.00 9.13 KR Dinhata(SKms) ED 201.67 10.00 9.00

KR Dinhata(8Kms) 150.00 10.00 3.13

KR Dinhata(7Kms) 52.00 10.00 2.88 PR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 100.00 200.00 10.00 7.01 PR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 360.00 lS.00 20.49 PR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 160.00 10.00 10.52 KR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 50.89 12.00 6.00 KR Dinhata(4Kms) 30.14 6.00 4.00 PR Dinhata(1 Kms) EO 750.00 100.00 23.34

KR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 10.32 3.00 3.00

KR Dinhata(4Kms) 24.10 S.02 3.00 KR Dinhata(5Kms) ED 3S.20 6.12 4.00

KR Dinhata(6Kms) EO 38.00 2.00 6.09 7.00 KR Oinhata(6Kms) 28.00 7.11 4.00 KR Dinhata(5Kms) ED 100.00 602.00 40.17 11.00

KR Dinhata(6Kms) ED 48.00 7.12 6.00

KR Dinhata(6Kms) 10.29 2.00 2.00 KR Oinhata(7Kms) E·O 50.00 35.00 10.01 6.00

KR Dinhata(7Kms) ED 245.28 20.00 9.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 410.00 30.00 12.99 KR Oinhata(12Kms) ED 520.88 17.00 20.00

KR Dinhata(12~ms) ED 60.33 16.00 5.00 8 C.D. BLOCK DINHATA-I VILLAGE

81. Loea- Name of VUlage Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is $hown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus'stop, water & marketJhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. DlNHATA 60 60 Kharija 408.18 4,S09(89S) H (-)(-SKms) TW PO Monday BS,RS Baladanga Friday 61 61 Baladanga 335.40 2,329(476) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 62 62 Boradanga 159.S4 1,OOS(196) P (.)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(·5Kms) 63 63 Bhalka Putimari 184.41 992(164) P (-)(-SKms) TW (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 64 64 Putimari 371.92 3,100(604) H (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) BS,RS 6S 6S Kharkharia 263.92 1,38S(278) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 66 66 Uttar Balakura 147.89 1,012(207) P (·)(·5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (·)'(-SKms) 67 67 Kharija Balakura 173.27 1,39S(285) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 68 68 Jarabari 181.56 191 (3S) P (-)(-SKms) TW (.-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Dwitiakhanda 69 69 Kuchni 100:7S 634(112) P (.)(-SKmsj TW (-)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) Dwitiakhanda 70 70 Jarabari 433.0S 3,026(S80) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tuesday (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda Saturday 71 72 Ruerkuthi 766.90 6,027 P (·)(-SKms) TW PO Monday (-)(-SKms) (1204) Friday 72 195 Koalidaha S79.90 4,403(80S) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 73 l06 Karisal S3.87 704(137) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 74 107 Barigara 0.45 UNINHABITED 75 108 Dinhata S26.54 7764 H (·)(·SKms) T P.T.O (-)(-5Kms) BS,RS (148S) ·76 109 Sashtia 24.60 UNINHABITED 77 110 Bhangni 730.90 8,004 H (-)(-SKms) T PO Daily BS Dwitiakhanda (1550) 78 111 Chhota Atiabari 361.04 2,699(498) P (~)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) BS 79 112 Bhangni 146.08 Treated as Bhagni Prathamkhanda (NM) Town 81 114 Bara Boalmari 207.46 5,043(872) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) (·)(·SKms) 82 115 Bara Soulmari 96:87 1,621(285) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Dwatiakhanda 83 116 Bara Atiabari 403.52 3,817(693) M (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 84 117 Pratham Khanda 844.60 12,427 M (-)(-5Kms) TW PO Wednesday BS (2342) Friday 85 118 Danga 213.42 1,795(298) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 86 118 Kharija 3S2.76 1,989(349) P He TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) . (-)(-5Kms) Batrigachh 87 119 Chhit Madnakura 14.24 396(66) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) O(-5Kms) 88 120 Andaran Singimari 41.18 532(101) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 89 121 Singimari 854.18 2,645(498) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Madankura 90 122 Kaorai 197.62 2.715(508) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 9 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for waves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Dinhata(8Kms) ED 100.00 200.00 100.00 8.18

KR Dinhata(10.Kms) ED 100.00 200.00 20.40 lS.00 KR Dinhata(ll Kms) ED 130.00 15.09 14.54 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 150.00 25.00 9.14 PR Dinhata(3Kms) ED 335.00 30.00 6.92 KR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 100.00 140.00 13.00 10.00 KR Dinhata( 4Kms) ED 120.0.0 20.00 7.89 KR Dinhata(SKms) ED 141.00 19.00 13.00 KR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 160.00 12.00 9.56

KR Dinhata(6Kms) ED 80.75 10.00 10.00

KR Dinhata(6Kms) ED, 402.00 23.05 8.00

KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 700.90 50.00 16.00

PR Dinhata(3Kms) ED S40.00 2S.90 14.00 KR Dinhata(l Kms) ED 40:00 10.00 3.87 UNINHABITED 0.45 PR Dinhata(l Kms) ED 100.00 300.00, 50.00 76.54

UNINHABITED 20.00 2.60 2.00 PR Dinhata(l Kms) 1;D 600.00 100.00 30.90

PR Dinhata(2Kms) ED 310.00 40.04 11.00 Treated as Bhagni Prathamkhanda (NM) Town PR Dinhata(1 Kms) 100.46 48.00 59.00 PR Dinhata(2Kms) ED SO.OO 30.87 16.00 ED 100.00 2S0.00 30.00 23.S2 KR Dinhata(6Kms) ED 7pO.60 120.00 24.00 PR Dinhata(SKms) ED 170.. 00 20.00 23.42

KR Dinhata(7Kms) ED 310.76 22.00 20.00 KR Dinhata(8Kms) ED 8.24 2.00 4.00

KR Dinhata(8Kms) 25.00 10.18 6.00 KR Dinhata(9Kms) 625.00 70.18 84.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 75.00 125.00 50.00 22.62

KR Dinhata(8Kmsl 120.00 23.12 20.00 10 C.D. BLOCK DINHATA·I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Vi:lage Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available Is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. DINHATA 91 123 Dakshin Dighaltarl 163.12 1,748(321) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 92 124 Atharabaki 72.03 71S(123) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 93 ,125 Banidas 81.33 S61 (113) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(.5Kms) (-)(·SKms) 94 126 Gokunda 74.8S 1',022(191) P HC TW (·)(-SKms) (·)(.SKms) (.)(-5Kms) 95 127 Gokura 39.63 308(S8) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 96 128 Bara Phalimari 234.39 2116(403) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Daily BS 97 129 Balakandi 159.03 1534(302} P 0 TW PO Tuesday BS Friday 98 130 Cnandra 71.74 476(93) P (-}(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-}.(-5Kms) Narayan 99 131 Dukhabholar 165.50 1554(277) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(·SKms) (·)(-5Kms) Kuthi 100 132 Dhamailgachh 82.10 74(15) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 101 133 Panchadhwaji 182.82 1264(219) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 102 134 Jari Dhallanadi 762.49 1739(3S2) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 103 135 Daribas Pratham 549.08 1,990(408) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(·SKms) (·)(-5Kms) (-)(·SKms) Khanda 104 136 Paramananda 60.61 377(72) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 10S 137 lndranarayan 176.64 1,513(269) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 106 138 Raghunandan 95.05 1.118(18S) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) 107 139 Dakshin Kharija 149.18 1,822(397) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 108 140 OoJgobinda 37.55 549(109) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 109 141 Dewanbas 51.02 496(896) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(·5Kms) (-)(·5Kms) 110 142 BharBandha 41.18 368(76) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-){-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 111 143 Bhoram Payasti 462.05 2,221(418) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 112 144 Kharfja Haridas 50.76 712(126) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (c) (-5Kms) 113 145 Bhoram 216.73 324S(643) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO Monday BS,RS 114 146 Jagannath 47.66 237(48) P (·)(·SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 115 147 Jote Srinarayan 59.31 539(113) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-){-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) 116 148 Nabani 146.08 1,481(268) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-){-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 117 149 Ramprasad 80.93 728(138) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-){-5Kms) (-){-5Kms) (-)(·5Kms) 118 150 Sibeswar 106.19 1,631 (303) P (-){·SKms) TW (.)(·5Kms) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 119 151 Daribas 114.74 1 ,1~2(220) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitia Khanda 120 1S~ 61.38 609(107) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 121 153 Maheswar 99.71 1,018(167) P (-)(·5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(·SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 122 155 Chhota Phalimari 239.S7 2,653(S34) P (·)(·SKms) TW (·)(-5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 123 156 Uttar Kharija 164.72 1,453(283) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) GitaJdaha

124 157 PeuJaguri 340.32 2,597(497) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO (·)(-5Kms) (·)(-SKms) 11 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata(7Krns) ED 50.00 12.00 10.03 KR Dinhata(5Kms) ED 40.00 25.00 16.33 KR Dinhata(3Kms) ED KR Dinhata(BKms) ED 50.00 14.85 10.00 KR Dinhata(7Kms) ED 25.00 10.00 4.63 PR Dinhata(8Kms) ED 210.00 15.00 9.39 PR Dinhata(BKms) ED 125.00 15.00 19.03

KR Dinhat~(8Kms) 58.00 10.74 3.00

KR Dinhata(9Kms) ED 145.00 10.00 10.00

KR Dinhata(9Kms) 60.10 12.00 10.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 150.00 20.82 12.00 KR Dinhata(15Kms) 520.49 40.00 202.00 KR DinhatA(15Kms) SOO.OO 30.08 19,00

KR Dinhata(14Kms) 40,00 10.61 10.00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 140,64 20,00 16,00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 70.00 10.05 15.00 K~ Dinhata(10Kms) 11S.00 2S.00 9,18

KR Dinhata.(10Kms) ED 20,55 7.00 10,00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 30.02 11.00 10.00 KR Dinhata(11 Kms) 32.00 S.18 4,00 KR Dinhata(15Kms) 380.00 20.00 62,05 KR Dinhata(15Kms) 30,00 10,76 10.00 PR Dinhata(1SKms) ED 150.00 20.00 46.73 KR Dinhata(16Kms) £D 30,00 10.66 7.00 KR Dinhata(14Kms) ED 35,31 1S.00 9,00 KR Dinhata(13Kms) ED 110.00 20,08 16.00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) ED 61.00 9.93 10.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) 70,19 30.00 6.00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) 100,00 5,74 9.00

KR Dinhata(12Kms) 30,38 20,00 11.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 70.00 20,00 9.71 KR Dil)hata(BKms) ED 205,57 29.00 5.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 140.72 15.00 9,00

KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 310.00 20.32 10.00 12 C.D. BLOCK DlNHATA-1 VILLAGI;

SI. Loea- Name 01 Village Total Total Amenities available (II not available within the village, p dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post althe (Bus·stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. DINHATA 125 158 Gitaldaha Atiabari 44.55 3,020{S76) P (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) BS 126 159 Nagar Bhangni 92.20 942(179) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 127 ~ 60 Ratinandan 160.06 1,320(275) P (·)(·SKms) TW (.)(·SKms) Monday (·)(-SKms) Wednesday 128 171 Konamukta 199.95 1,375(272) P (-)(-5Krns) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Ratinandan Payasti 129 172 Konamukta 163.43 1,131 (232) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 130 173 Haridas Khamar 73.30 577(99) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 131 189 Kharija Rakhalm 188.55 1,636(300) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 132 190 Satkura 193.47 1,729(324) P (-)(-SKms)" TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)( -5Krns)

Total 248.54 2338111 P-113 HC-4 44582.00 M-7 PHC-1 H·7 0-1 PUC-1 13 DIREOTORY AMENITIES'AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Dinhata(SKm.s) ED 35.00 5.55 4.00 KR Dinhata(4Kms) ED 80.20 8.00 4.00 KR Dinhata(10Kms) ED 140.00 12.06 8.00

KR Dinhata(15Kms) ED 170.95 20.00 9.00

KR Dinhata(15Kms) 145.00 15.00 3.43 PR Dinhata(1SKms) ED 55.00 10.30 8.00 KR Dinhata(12Kms) 13.36 129:09 3.64 42.46 KR Dinhata(1 Kms) ED 170.47 15.00 8.00

100.00 1301.36 21965.27 2655.36 1779.43 14 C_D_ BLOCK DINHATA-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., C:;ode 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S_ DINHATA 71 Bhulki 490.80 2,98~(619) P,M,H,AC (-)(5-10 Km) TW,R,T PO Wednesday, BS Saturday 2 73 Najir Ganj 178.71 1,185(217) P.AC.O (-)(5-10 Km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 3 74 Bhoram Kachua 75.63 471 (97) P.AC (-)(5-10 Km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km)

4 7S Kukur Kachua 296.81 1,390(279) P (-)(5-10 Km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 5 76 Huchar Kuthi 30.82 10S(26) P (-)(5-10 Km) TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 6 77 Gati Kachua 98.42 779(15S) P 'CHW TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 7 78 Khuta Mara 181.30 1,384(269) P,AC (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-5 K~) (-)(-S Km) BS 8 79 Balakura 219.63 1,918(40S) P,AC CHW TW (-)(-S Km) Daily BS 9 80 BajeJama Seora Guri 387.72 2,129(400) P.AC (-)(-SKm) .TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 10 81 Pet Bhata Seora Guri 4S.32 899(162) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 11 82 Ghong Seoraguri S1.02 911 (173) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 12 83 Nagar Seoragurl 8.81 199(43) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) 13 84 Seora Guri 210.S7 1,394(282) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km)

1'4 8S Chhit Seoraguri S2.00 UNINHABITED 15 86 Mansab Seoraguri 320.12 1,876(378), P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) BS

16 87 Lota Fela 286.71 1,922(400) P,AC CHW TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 17 88 Uttar Chhat Lata Fela 16S.76 485(108) P CHW TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(5-10 Km) 18 89 Bara Garol Jhora 149.70 926(183) P,AC CHW TW (-)(S-10 Km) (-)(S-10 Km) (-)(5-10 Km) 19 90 Chhota Garol Jhora 306.40 2,510(444) P (-)(5-10 Km) TW (-)(5-10 Km) (-)(S-10 Km) (-)(5-10 Km) . 20 91 Dighal Tari 39.11 2,S93(469) P CHW, D TW PO Daily (-)(-S Km) 21 92 Sal Mara 239.03 1,819(360) P,M,H CHW TW PO Daily BS

22 93 Chhota Sal mara 39.13 301 (61) (-)(-5KM) (-)(5-10 Km) W,TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 23 94 Dakshin Chhat Lotafela 43.77 292(55) P,AC (-)(5-10 Km) W,TW (-)(5-10 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(5-10 Km) 24 9S Gokul Chanda 65.01 653(127) AC (-)(-SKM) TW (-)(-5 Km) Daily BS 25 96 Saul Mari 192.70 2,439(486) P,M,H PHC TW PO Tuesday,Friday BS 26 97 Harl Bhanga 215.23 1,462(299) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 27 98 Madhupur 137.27 674(126) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 28 99 Mamia Prathamkhanda 139.60 1,017(202) P (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 29 100 Khatli Mari 286.97 1,948(394) P,M,AC (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(5-10km) Daily (-)(-5 Km) 15 [}IRECTORY AMENITiES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturabie Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR, KR Dinhata-l0 ED,EAG TW-60.70 361.79 1.21 67.10

KR Dinhata-l0 TW-32.37 91.86 13.36 41.12 PR,KR Dinhata-l0 TW-16.19 40.47 2.83 16.14

KR Dinhata-l0 TW-16.19 156.21 3.23 121.18 KR. Dinhata-l0 21.04 1:62 S.16 KR Dinhata-10 TW-S.09 SO.58 3.64 6.11 PR Dinhata-l0 TW-8.09 135.17 4.05 33.99 PR Dinhata-13 TW-4.05 183.45 4.05 28.08

KR Dinhata-'14 300.68 6.07 80.97

KR Dinhata-18 27.92 2.02 15.38 KR Dinhata-19 31.97 3.23 15.82 KR Dinhata-21 6.48 1.62 0.71 PR,KR Dinhata-22 TW-8.09 138.81 3.23 60.44

UNINHABITED 52.00

PR Dinhata-20 TW-8.09 215.70 1.62 94.71 KR KR Dinhata-21 TW-20.23 195.06 2.02 69.40

KR Dinhata-18 TW-4.05 108.46 2.43 50.82 KR Dinhata-19 TW-6.07 93.89 2.02 47.72

KR Dinhata-24 TW-24.28 229.86 4.05 48.21 KR Dinhata-25 TW-16.19 9.71 4.05 9.16 PR Dinhata-22 TW-12.24 182.92 3.24 40.73 KA

KA Dinhata-21 39.13

KR Dinhata-27 TW-4.05 22.26 1.21 16.25 PR,KR Dinhata-24 45.32 5.67 14.02 PR,KR Dinhata-22 TW-24.28 109.27 2.02 57.13 KR Dinhata-17 TW-12.14 164.30 0.80 37.99 KR Dinhata-19 TW-4.05 97.83 2.02 33.37

KR Dinhata-21 TW-S.09 103.60 1.62 26.29 KR Dinhata-20 TW-S.09 214.48 4.05 60.35 16 C.D. BLOCK DlNHATA-1I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village 'Total Total Amenities available (il not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown In the No. tion area Population column and next to it In brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place Where the facili~ available is given) No. Vitiage (in numberot Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph II any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.DINHATA 30 101 Jitpur 155.40 1,088(220) P,AC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(S-10km) (-)(·5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) Pratham Khanda 31 102 Tala Paklla 44.03 315(58) PAC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) H(-5 Km) (-)(·5 Km) 32 103 Chhoita Sakdal 274.54 2,160(460) P.M ~-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) Daily BS 33 104 La!1gatia Dwltiakh,anda 150.74 1.241 (252) P,AC (-)(-5KM) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 34 154 Kismat Moka Rari 147.11 1,310(245) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5KM) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 3S 160 Kismat Dasagram 795.39 5,808 P CWC TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS (114S) 36 161 Dasgram Gobra Chhara 439.00 2,301 (4S0) PAC (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-S Km) Daily (-)(S-10km) 37 162 Kharija Dasgram 149.70 768(147) P (-)(-SKM) TW (-)(-S Km) Monday, (-)(-S Km) Thursday 38 16~ Kharija Dakurhat 3S.48 437(80) P (-)(-SKM) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 39 164 Rasa Manta 15.02 217(36) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-SKM) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 40 16S Kharija Bani Daha 28S.42 2,S29(S34) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 41 166 Chhat Pikni Ohara 116.SS 1,052(200) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 42 167 BhabaniPrasad 98.42 916(189) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 43 168 Baraatia Bari Dwitia Khanda 106.19 1,237(242) P (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 44 169 Tutiar Kuthi 191.92 1,606(295) P,M,H PHC TW PO Daily BS 45 174 Karala 447.03 1,830(376) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 46 17S Dakurhat 36.78 303(S4) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) BS 47 176 Plkni Ohara 300.44 2,396(513) P (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) 48 177 Bakshi Khamar 87.S4 7S8(16S) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 49 178 Nandina 62S.48 4,403(868) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) SO 179 Kamatabutara 37.81 44S(97) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(S-1 Okm) (-)(5-10km) RS 51 180 Baniadaha 233.88 1,812(461) P,O (-)(-Skm) TW,T (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) S2 181 Hokadaha Pratham Khanda 38S.91 2,607(S19) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(5-10km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) S3 182 Joy Gopal Ganj 66.82 329(73) (-)(-SKM) (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) .S4 183 Chhat Gopal Ganj 81.33 62S(122) P,AC (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(S-10km) SS 184 Bara Sakdal 1015.02 6,669(1327) P,M (-)(S-10km) TW PO Daily BS 56 18S Tiadaha 551.41 4,607(916) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) Thursday, BS S7 186 Langaiia Protham Saturday Khanda 223.52 2,094(423) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) BS S8 187 Jitpur Dwitia Khanda 1S4.10 1,02S(193) P,AC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) S9 188 Durachapri 188.55 1:003(208) PAC (-)(10+km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 60 191 Kuchnia PrQtham Khanda 934.14 1,662(308) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 61 192 Rakhal Mari 592.S9 3,441(701) PAC (-)(5-10km) TW,T (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 62 193 Patura Dara 90.13 SOO(110) P,AC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 63 194 Mamia Dwitia 17 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land. use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) yillage distance Forest lnigated by Uninigated Culturable Area npt (in kin.) source waste (including available gauchaFand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata.18 TW-8.09 118.57 0.80 27.94

KR Dinhata-i7 33.18 0.81 10.04 PR,KR Dinhata-7 ED,EAG TW-12.14 207.20 2.43 52.77

PR,KR Dinhata-10 EAG 125.05 0.80 24.89 PR,KR Dinhata-11 TWfTWE-34.40 82.15 2.43 28.13 KR Dinhata-13 TW-24.28 601.36 4.05 165.70

KR Dinhata-19 TWfTWE-60.70 154.19 1.21 222.90 KR . Dinhata-17 TW-4.05 114.12 2.02 29.51

PR Dinhata-24 TW-12.14 14.57 0.80 7.97 PR Dinhata-21 TW-8.09 4.05 0.40 2.48 KR Dinhata-22 TW-8.09 211.65 5.26 60.42 KR Dinhata-24 TW-S.09 SO.13 2.02 26.31 PR,KR Dinhata-21 EO,EA TW-8.09 71.63 2.43 16.27

KR Dinhat~-22 EA TW-12.14 65.55 1.21 27.29 PR Dlnhata-22 EA TW-12.14 137.59 6.07 ::h. 12 PR Dinhata-21 EO,EA TW-24.28 323.34 4.04 95.37 PR Dinhata-24 EA TW-12.14 12.95 0.40 11.29 KR Dinhata-26 TW-16.19 211.25 2.02 70.98 KR Dinhata-28 TW-8.09 53.82 1.62 24.01 KR Dinhata-30 .. TW-16.19 459.31 8.09 141.89 KR Dlnhata-15 29.14 0.80 7.87 KR Dinhata-16 TW-24.28 187.37 12.14 10.09

KR Dinhata-18 282.47 2.43 101.01 KR Dinhata-10 51.80 3.24 11.78 KR Dinhata-18 62.32 2.02 16.99 PR,KR Dinhata-19 TW-145.69 646.68 8.09 214.56 PR,KR Dinhata-15 TW-16.19 424.11 4.45 106.66

PR,KR Dinhata-16 TWfTWE-16.19 163.49 2.83 41.01

KR Dinhata-15 123.43 1.62 29.05 KR Dinhata-15 146.50 2.02' 40.03

KR Dinhata-18 177.66 2.02 754.46 KR Dinhata-19 TW-24.28 470.64 4.05 93.62 KR Dinhata-24 74.06 6.07 10.00 18 C.D. BLOCK OINHATA-1I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- • Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is s)1own in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is ~Iven) No. .Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.DINHATA Khanda 426.31 2,464(519) P,AC (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 64 195 Sikarpur 2SS.89 2,263(4S9) P,AC (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 6S \96 Gao Chulica 19S.29 1,392(267) P,AC (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) BS 66 197 Kumar Ganj 218.42 1,646(319) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-}(-S Km) Daily (-}(-S Km) 67 198 Maidam 43.S1 277(48) P (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-}(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 68 199 Hatcheko Chhat Khocha' 34.71 372(72) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 69 200 Bari Dwitia Khanda SS.68 F20(48) P (-)(-Skm) TW . (-}(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 70 201 Syam Ganj 19.68 2S6(44) P (-)(-5km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 71 202 Kharija Kalaighati 109.04 696(131) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-}(-S Km) 72 203 Bilkalai Ghati 92.72 60S(127) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 73 204 Kocha Bari 37S.03 3,003(S90) P,AC,O (-)(S-10km) TW PO Daily (-)(-S Km) 74 20S Sachi Nandan 6S.S3 S47(100) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 7S 20~ Chhat Kochabari 47.40 26S(48) AC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-}(-S Km) 76 207 Garbha Danga 339.81 2,508(S02) P (-)(S-10km) TW PO (-)(-S Km) (-)(-S Km) 77 208 Sahebganj 602.17 5,107 P,H,AC (-)(-Skm) TW PO Daily BS (1017) 78 209 Kharu Bhaj 240.35 2,325(469) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5J

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand ·tor groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata-26 TW-80.94 318.49 4.05 22.83 KR Dinhata-28 178.87 6.07 70.95 PR,KR Dinhata-25 136.38 4.86 54.05 PR,KR Dinhata-27 TW-24.28 132.74 2.02 59.38 KR Dinhata-29 TW-12.14 19.42 0.80 11.15

KR Dinhata-30 23.88 0.40 10.43

KR Dinhata-32 38.44 2.02 15.22 KR Dinhata-30 TW-6.07 5.66 0.80 7.15 KR Dinhata-24 , TW-20.23 67.18 2.02 19.61 KR Dinhata-22 TW-30.35 33.99 4.05 24.33 KR Dinhata-28 TW-40.47 249.29 4.05 81.22 KR Dinhata-22 TW-40.47 11.74 0.40 12.92 KR Dinhata-24 TIJI.{-4.05 36.42 0.80 6.13 KR Dinhata-24 TW-40.47 231.08 4.05 64.21 PR Dinhata-21 EO,EA TW-80.94 360.98 4.05 156.20

PR Dinhata-20 EO,EA TW-40.47 138.40 4.86 56.62 KR Dinhata-24 EO,EA 48.97 6.40 21.34 KR Dinhata-24 45.32 0.80 13.97 KR Dinhata-25 TW-12.14 115.34 4.05 44.33 KR Dinhata-19 TW-4.05 88.63 2.83 26.22

KR Dinhata-17 TW-8.09 16.59 0.80 8.19 KR Dinhata-15 TW-4.05 18.21 0.40 8.16 KR Dinhata-20 65.90 2.00 22.40 PR Dinhata-20 TW-6.07 87.82 0.80 40.25

KR Dinhala-22 TW-8.09 157.42 0.80 41.67 KR Dinhata-24 TW-64.75 798.04 228.q5 24.33

KR Dinhala-24 182.11 14.16 5.23 KR Dinhata-33 EA TW-12.14 246.05 2.83 4.97 PR Dinhala-35 EA TWrrWE-60.70 286.52 4.05 38.26 KR Dinhala-24 32.37 2.02 4.46 PR,KR Dinhata-24 EO TW-40.47 617.15 12.14 20.21

KR Dinhata-24 125.45 4.05 25.90 PR,KR Dinhala-22 21.45 0.80 8.83 KR Dinhala-24 TW-20.Z3 230.27 10.12 179.68 KR Dinhata-24 EO 35.61 0.80 9.95

KR Dinhata-24 9.84 20 C.D. BLOCK DINHATA -" VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name 01 Village Total Total Amenities available (il not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown In the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. 01 the nearest place where the lacility available is given) No. Village (in number 01 Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph ilany Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. D1NHATA 99 230 Patharsan 461.02 3,203(687) P,AC (-)(-Skm) TW,T (-)(-5 Km) Daily B8,RS 100 231 Hoka Daha Dwitia Khanda 92.46 856(17S) AC (-)(-Skm) TW PO (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 101 232 Lalaganjer Kuthi 47.14 193(40) P,AC (-)(-Skm) TW,T (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 102 233 Khitaber Kuthi Dwitia Khanda 190.36 2,321 (450) P,H (-)(-5km) TW,T PO,TO Monday, BS Thursday 103 234 Sadialer Kuthi 420.87 3,076(62~) P (-)(-5km) TW,T (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 104 235 Khatamari 271.69 2,S25(490) P (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 K~) Daily (-)(-S Km) 105 236 Nagarer Bari 160.58 4,322(831) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) 106 ,237 Jhikri 37.04 27S(62) P (-)(S-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) (-)(-5 Km) 107 238 Khitaber Kuthi Pratham Khanda 107.74 1,045(196) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5 Km) 108 239 Chander Kulhi 429.16 3,279(6S4) P,M (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 109 240 Kismat Karala Pratham Khanda 160.58 1,174(252) P (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) 110 2.41 Megh Narayan Kuthl 2.45.01 1,812(360) (-)(-5km) (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-S Km) 111 242 Seuli Pratham, Khanda 221.70 1,810(360) P,AC (-)(5-10km) TW (-)(-5 Km) (-)(-5 Km) (-){-S Km) 112 243 Sukaror Kuthi 443.92 3,838(741) P,H,AC CHW TW PO Sunday, BS 113 244 Kismat Karala Wednesday Dwitia Khanda 82.88 557(103) P CHW TW,T (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) BS 114 245 Baskotal 147.37 1,279(233) P,AC CHW TW,T (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) BS 11S 246 TharaiKhanda 424.50 3,518(765) P,H,AC,O PHC,CHW TW PO Saturday, BS Tuesday 116 247 Nagar Kursa 79.77 788(173) P,AC (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5km) (-)(-Skm) BS 117 248 Seuti Tritia Khanda 41.44 281 (66) (-)(-Skm) (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) 118 249 Seuti Dwitia Khanda 182.85 1,440(306) P,AC,O (-)(-Skm) TW (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) 119 250 Bhonathpur 58.27 254(52) (-)(-Skm) (-)("5km) TW (-)(-Skm) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km)

Total 103.30 1876121 P-(98) 0-(1) (Sq. Kms.) 37428.00 M-(8) CWC-(l) H-(9) PHC-(4) C-(l) CHW-(12) AC-(47) 0-(7) 21 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Un Irrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17. 18

PR,KR Dinhata-24 EO 446.36 2.02 12.64

KR Dinhata-28 69.61 2.83 20.02 KR Dinhata-29 TW-8.09 29.14 2.02 7.89

KR Dinhata-25 87.41 1.21 101.74

KR Dinhata-26 TW-40.47 255.36 4.05 120.99 KR Dlnhata-25 TW-8.09 214.32 8.09 41.19 PR,KR Dinhata-22 121.00 12.14 27.44 KR Dinhata-24 TW-8.09 21.85 0.80 6.30

KR Dinhata-25 81.75 4.05 '21.94 PR Dinhata-25 TW-32.37 321.73 4.05 71.01

PR Dinhata-25 TW-12.14 121.41 1.21 25.82

KR Dinhata-25 TW-8.09 184.54 2.02 50.36

PR Dinhata-28 169.97 4.05 47.68 KR Dinhata-32 TW-16.19 338.72 4.45 84.56

PR Dinhata-31 EO,EA 63.13 1.62 18.13 PR Dinhata-33 TW-4.05 115.34 2.02 25.96 PR Dinhata-31 EO TW-12.14 320.92 2.02 89.42

KR Dinhata-33 EO 62.73 0.08 16.96

KR Dinhata-34 30.76 2.02 B.66

KR Dinhata-35 146.90 2.43 33.52 KR Dinhata-40 TW-S.26 40.47 0.80 11.74

TW-1466.11 17742.02 589.45 5786.45 TWnwE-171.99 22 C.D. BLOCK SITAI VILLAGE

SI. LOC(i- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tlon area Population column and next to It in brackets the distance In broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S-SITAI 1 1 Kajalikura 337.48 91S(190) P (-)(SKms) TW TO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 2 2 Natabari 136.7S 148(30) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 3 3 Uttar Singimari 61S.90 2,S26(460) P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 4 4 Morebhanga 14S.30 948(166) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) S S Hokayaha Adabarl 227.14 1,096(216) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 6 6 Bijili Chatka 219.37 1,279(228) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 7 7 PetlaAdabi 213.93 1,19S(234) P.M (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) Monday, (-)(SKms) Tuesday 8 8 Atabari Girda 10S.67 432(9S) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) Adabari . 9 9 Kismat Adabari 22S.07 667(119) P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) BS 10 10. Takimari 101.27 261 (43) P (-)(SKms) TW (-}(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 11 11 Bara Adabari 3S7.16 1,340(264) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 12 12 Garanala 179.23 1,067(214) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 13 13 Sovona Baramasia 134.94 719(148) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKl1'Is) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 14 14 'Chhota Baramasia 124.58 770(146) P (-)(SKms) TW/R (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 1S lS Dauabari 279.20 1,440(271) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 16 1'6 Silduar 261.39 1,503(300) P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) BS 17 17 Sagar Dighi 331.00 389(60) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 18 18 Nutanbas 292.67 1,630(266) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 19 19 pakshin Singlmari 446.26 1061 (20S) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 20 20 Bara Bangia 288.27 746(155) (-)(5Kms) (-){SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-){SKms) (-)(5Kms) 21 ~1 Cabua 494.69 1,661 (332) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 22 22 Jatiagara 234.91 1,340(271) P,M (-)(SKms) TV{ PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 23 23 Dhekiajan 132.3S 628(120) P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 24 24 Barahmattra 848.22 4,289(8S2) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW/R PO Sunday, BS Chatra Thursday 25 25 Deokhata 83.92 636(12S) P (-)(5Kms) TW/R PO Friday,Monday BS 26 26 Kona Chalra 534.31 3,292(641) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) BS 27 27 Baiil Chatra 1S2.81 '791 (162) P (-)(5Kms) TW,R PO H(SKms) BS 28 28 Keshori Bari 92Q.48 S,OS3 P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (1,069) 29 29 Dhumer Khata 7S9.39 4,486 P (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKmS) (1,000) 30 30 Kayeter Bari 330.34 3,116(680) P (-)(5Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 31 31 Araji Khamar Sitai 353.79 498(113) P (-)(5Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (·)(SKms} 32 32 Pirpal Sitai 63.97 488(102) P (-)(5Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 33 33 Nagar Sitai 2S.12 992(224) P (-)(SKms) TW PO,P.T.O Saturday, (-)(SKms) Wednesday 34 34 Khamar Sitai 14S.04 1,607(3S9) P (-)(5Kms) TW (-)(5Kms) (-)(5Kms) (-)(5Kms) 3S 35 Bhala Chatra 144.52 962(186) P (-)(5Kms) TW (-)(5Kms) (-)(SKms) BS 23 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use In to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinha~-26 176.50 37.20 123.78 KR Dinhata-26 25.26 30.00 81.49 KR Dinhata-20 305.66 8.10 302.14 KR Dinhata-27 80.16 35.20 29.94 KR Dinhata-26 218.92 8.22 KR Dinhata-22 198.75 20.62 KR Dinhata-23 197.79 16.14

KR Dinhata-21 101.71 3.96

KR Dlnhata-21 40.18 172.00 12.89 PR Dinhata-16 45.16 14.80 41.31 PR Dinhata"17 159.68 33.20 164.28 KR Dinhata-17 161.59 17.64 KR Dlnhata-17 129.53 5.41 KR binhata-17 115.46 9.12 PR Dinhata-17 242.26 36.74 KR Dinhata-17 EA 223.65 37.74 KR Dinhata-17 200.24 20.40 110.36 KR Dinhata-12 EA 189.86 4.00 98.81 KR 1 Dinhata-13 323.48 122.78 KR Dinhata-ll 159.76 128.51 KR Dlnhata-14 304.57 190.12 KR Dlnhata-15 177.58 57.33 KR Dinhata-10 123.98 8.37 KR Dinhata-l1 733.12 115.10

KR Dlnhata-16 R 16.37 55.63 4.00 7.92 KR Dinhata-17 507.12 27.19 KR Dinhata-18 R16.00 104.05 1.20 31.56 KR Dinhata-19 594.99 6.40 319.09

KR Dinhata-21 R 20.00 596.00 8.00 135.39

KR Dinhata-22 326.46 3.88 KR Dinhata-22 58.99 294.80 KR,PR Dinhata-23 ED 52.46 5.10 6.41 KR,PR Dinhata-19 ED 16.09 9.03

KR Dinhata-20 ED 138.84 6.20 KR Dinhata-21 ED 138.65 5.87 24 C.D. BLOCK SITAI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amen1t1es available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. 01 the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S-SITAI 36 36 Bharali 691.79 5,178 P H, CWC, HC TW (-)(5Kms) (-)(5Kms) BS ~1 ,OS4) PHC, FPC 37 37 Sitai 621.86 4,022(848) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(5Kms) BS 38 38 -Sat Bhandari 353.79 2,139(4S4) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 39 39 Bala Pukhari 359.49 2,739(S7S) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 40 40 Nagar Gi9ari SS.17 6S8(1S0) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) Friday,Monday BS 41 41 Sonar Hat 124.32 3S0(47) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 42 42 Pani Khawa 316.24 1,863(361) P,M (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 43 43 Padma Marl 97.64 S10(91). P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 44 44 Sati Mari S6.72 130(28) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 4S 4S Naka~an 191.40 1,201 (234) P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 46 46 Tama Guri 1S6.95 8S1(180) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(5Kms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) 47 47 Chhat Singimari 191.66 760(142) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(5Kms) (-)(SKms) I 48 48 Singimari 399.38 2,032(385) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(5Kms) (-)(5Kms) (-)(SKms) 49 49 Bathar 480.96 2,940(533) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) SO SO Atharajana 2S2.2"7 1,742(326) P (-)(SKms) TW (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) S1 S1 1192.95 '7,471 P (-)(SKms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (1,4SS) 52 S2 Chorkhana 73.S6 821 (166) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) S3 S3 Kaimari 183.37 780(108) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW {-)(SKms) (-)(SKms) (-)(S-10Kms)

Total 1q1.25 861991 P-45 H-1 (Sq.Kms.) 17183 M-3 MH·1 CWC-1 HC-1 PHC-1 FPC-1 25 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Dinhata·22 ED 664.16 27.63

KR Dinhata·23 EA 559.02 62.84 KR,PR Dinhata·24 308.75 45.04 KR Dinhata·25 EEl 367.31 28.18 KR,PR iJinhata·26 ED 5D.48 4.69 KR Dinhata·24 95.83 28.49 KR,PR Dinhata·23 ED 304.14 12.10 KR Dinhata·22 83.65 13.99 KR Dinhata·21 46.59 10.13 KR Dinhata·28 182.13 9.27 KR Dinhata·28 111.90 45.05 KR Dinhata·19 110.58 81.08 KR Dinhata·20 355.08 44.30 KR Dinhata·22 466.31 14.65 KR Dinhata·21 R 237.31 9.64 5.32 KR Dinhata·19 R 56.20 956.00 180.75

KR Dinhata·18 69.80 3.76 KR Dinhata·17 116.36 67.01

R-345.88 12081.86 379.60 3274.42 26 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S Kmss., Code of the and 5-10 Kmss. and 10+ Kmss. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Viffage (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. NO.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ 1 Chhat Barachowki 218.34 1,463(278) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW P.O. (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 2 2 Panisala 397.0S 2,279(418) P(2) (-)(·SKms) TW (·)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 3 3 Natabari -. 5S6.07 3,510(710) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW P.O. Man-Friday (-)(-SKms) 4 4 Dwarikamari 1S4.36 933(18.4) P ~-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) S S Khoabas 77.70 438(86) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 6 6 Chhat Rampur 787.36 4,381 (867) P (-)(10+Kms) W,TW P.O Man-Friday BS Dwitiakhanda 7 7 Chikliguri 377.62 2,099(408) P (-)(10+Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Dwitiakhanda 8 8 Dhalpal 961.92 S,690 P(4), H (-)(10+Kms) W,TW P.O.,Phone Sat-Tuesday BS (1,143) 9 9 Bhurkus 102.30 612(124) P,M CHW W,TW P.O. Man-Thursday (-)(-SKms) 10 10 Chikliguri 190.36 860(168) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda 11 11 Purba 3.03 UNINHIBATED Chikliguri 12 12 Sikdarer 673.66 2,669(5S2) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Khata 13 30 Guriarpar 489.S1 2,S70(S24) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 14 31 Chhat Rampur 1SS.40 1,1S3(230) P(2), M R.P W,TW P.O.3at'Wednesday -BS Prathamkhanda 1S 32 Chhat Chilakhana 102.0S 556(100) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) {-}{-5Kms} Dwitiakhanda 16 33 Chhat Genduguri 183.89 1,044(214) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SK.. ms) (-)(-SKms) 17 34 Bajejama Chilakha 32S.S6 255(54) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda 18 3S Charaljani 683.76 5,305 P(4), H P.H.S TW P.O. Tue-Saturday BS (1,04S) 19 36 Debattar Charaljan 301.99 2,275(446) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 20 37 Bhuchungmari 366.48 1,610(29S) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 21 38 Dhopguri 281.79 1,S18(294) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 22 39 Bhelapeta S29.13 2,789(S71) P(2) 0 TW P.O. Daily BS 23 40 Airani Chitalia 748.77 4,143(832) peS) CWC(3) TW P.O. Man-Friday (-)(-SKms) P.H.S 24 41 Amlaguri 396.79 2,083(434) P CWC(2) TW (-)(-SKms) Daily (-)(-SKms) 25 42 Chhatoa 3S7.94 1,371 (269) P CWC TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 26 43 Amlaguri 78.22 688(126) P -)(-S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 27 44 Moamari 33.93 247(43) P -)(-S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-}(-S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) 28 4S Jaigir Chilakhana 1488.737,632(1,429) P(4) CHW TW P.O. (-)(-SKms) B.S. 29 46 Bajejama 77.44 288(64) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 27 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND lAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. 8. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in Kms.) source waste (including available gauc~arand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

K.R. Tufanganj 21 10.00 188.34 20.00 K.R. Tufanganj 21 12.00 335.05 50.00 K.R. Tufanganj 16 ED 2.00 30.00 461.07 63.00 K.R. Tufanganj 16 ED 5.00 134.36 15.00 K.R. Tufanganj 12 57.00 20.70 P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 8 767.00 20.36

P.R.,K.R. Tufanganj 15 " 77.62 180.00 50.00 70.00

P.R.,K.R. Tufanganj 15 ED 0.92 300.00 600.00 50.00 11.00

K.R. Tufanganj 18 15.00 82.30 3.00 2.00 K.R. TufanganJ 18 20.36 150.00 18.00 2.00

UNINHABITED 3.03

K.R. Tufanganj'18 73.66 500.00 70.00 3'0.00

P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 4 479.51 10.00 P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 8 ED 152.40 3.00

K.R. Tufanganj 12 92.05 10.00

K.R. Tufanganj 12 163.89 20.00 K.R. Tufanganj 12 5.00 54.56 • 8.09 257.91

P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 15 ED 72.00 515.76 96.00

K.R. Tufanganj 16 6.00 20.00 251.99 24.00 K.R. Tufanganj 17 3.00 338.80 24.68 K.R. Tufanganj 17 12.00 234.79 35.00 P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 14 EAG 75.00 389.13 65.00 P.R., K.R. Coochbehar13 40.00 447.00 1.00 260.77

P.R., K.R. Kochbehar13 25.00 20.00 222.00 129.79 K.R. Kochbehar15 20.00 20.00 239.00 2.00 76.94 K.R. Tufanganj 13 0.50 5.00 50.00 8.22 14.50

K.R. Tufanganj 12 4.00 20.00 3.63 6.30 P.R., K.R. Tufanganj 11 ED,EAG 2.00 164.40 953.00 100.00 269.33 K.R. Tufanganj 12 7.00 . 62.44 B.OO 28 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ • I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if nol available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S Kmss., Code 01 the anp 5-10 Kmss. and 10+ Kmss. 01 the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegr!,!ph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ Chilakhana Dwilla Khanda 30 47 Bilsi Dwitiakhanda 120.69 712(134) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 31 48 Gendugur; 97.90 3S1 (81) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 32 49 Mugabhog 62.94 217(48) P,M (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Sat-Wednesday (-)(-SKms) 33 SO Chhat Chilakhana S2.06 130(31) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda

34 Sl Bils; 374.S1 1,554(302) P p.H.S W,TW P.O. ~-)(-SKms) (-)(-5-10Kms) 35 52 Chhala Pak 189.07 1,315(270) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 36 53 Balapukhri 102.56 566(115) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O. (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 37 54 Uttar Chhat 207.72 1,3S7(255) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-}(-5Kms) (-}(-SKms) (-}(-SKms) Jalgir Chilakhana 38 71 Andaran Phulbari 1372.69 11,708 P(8) P.H.S(4) W,TW P.O.(2) (-)(-5Kms) B.S. (2,326) 39 72 Dakshin Chhal 59.05 227(44) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW H(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Jaigir Chilakhana 40 73 Chhat Phulbari 5S.43 232(45) P (-)(-5Kms) W,TW P.O. (-)(-5Kms) (-H-5Kms) Dwitiakhanda 41 74 Ghogarkuthi 168.87 913(162) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwit;akhanda 42 7S Khorarpar 62.94 452(79) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 43 76 Naokhuli 126.91 722(131) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 44 77 Ghogarkuthi 1115.97 8,28S P(S),M(2) C.H.W(2) W,TW P.O.(2) Oaily B.S. (1,688) 45 78 Gobindapur 52.06 336(65) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 46 79 Chilakhana S9S.96 6,062 P(3),M(2), C.H.W W,TW P..T.O. Tues-Friday B.S. (1,192) H 47 80 Chhat Bhelakopa 66.S6 560(197) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 48 81 Bhelakopa 179.23 1,319(267) P C.w.C. W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S. Dwltiakhanda 49 82 Maradanga 732.45 6,832 P(3).H, H.C., W,TW PO Wed ,Satu rday B.S. (1,34S) PuC C.W.C.(S) SO 8,3 Soladanga 11S.51 572(112) P C.W.C. TWR (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitia Khanda S1 84 Bhelakopa 448.S9 2,233(416) P C.W.C.(2) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S. Prathamkhanda P.H.S 52 85 Soladanga 284.12 482(98) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 53 86 Chhat Pan;sala 68.89 383(71) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 54 87 Nandi Chhechura 113.96 S53(106) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) SS 88 Balarampur SOS2.29 27,386 P(24),H,M PHC, RP, W,TW PO(3),Phone Sun-Thursday B.S., N.w. (5,231) CHC(4), CHW(2) S6 89 Deochari 844.08 6,216 P(4),H PHC, W,TW PO,Phone Wed-Saturday B.S.,N.W. 29 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area nol (in Kms.) source wasle (including available gavcharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

K.R. Tufanganj 8 112.69 8.00 K.R. Tufanganj 8 82.90 15.00 K.R. Tufanganj 6 60.94 2.00 K.R. Tufanganj 8 47.06 5.00

K.R. Tufanganj 6 2.00 51.51 2qO.00 112.00 9.00 K.R. Tufanganj 3 3.00 25.00 100.07 56.00 5.00 K.R. Tufanganj 4 96.56 6.00 K.R. Tufanganj 3 E,Q 197.72 10.00

P.RKR. Tufanganj 2 ED,EAG 25.00 160.00 730.00 396.68 61.01

K.R. Tufanganj 2 0.50 10.00 28.00 17.00 3.55

K.R. Tufanganj 2 1.00 8.00 26.20 16.00 4.23

K.R. Tufanganj 2 1.00 20.00 85.50 50.00 12.37

K.R. Tufanganj 1 2.00 8.50 29.44 18.00 5.00 K.R. Tufanganj 3 ED 0.50 5.00 84.41 15.00 22.00 P.R.K.R. Tufanganj 5 ED,EAG 1.00 60.00 719.00 100.00 235.77

K.R. Tufanganj 8 EAG 0.06 5.00 32.00 5.00 10.00 P.R.K.R. Tufanganj 8 EA,EAG 0.26 100.00 317.QO 7.8.00 100.70

K.R. Tufanganj 10 0.50 5.06 42.00 8.00 11.00 PR,KR Tufanganj 12 ED 10.00 10.00 120.00 2.00 37.23

PR,KR Kochbehar12 EA 42.00 45.00 440.00 2.00 203.45

KR Kochbehar15 10.00 10.00 66.00 1.00 34.51

PR,KR Kochbehar 15 EA 25.00 20.00 270.00 2.00 131 59

KR Kochbehar15 10.00 10.00 150.00 5.00 109.12 KR Kochbehar24 2.00 6.00 40.00 20.89 KR Kochbehar24 2.30 5.00 68.00 2.00 36.66 PR,KR Kochbehar20 ED,EAG 78.00 697.00 2800.00 180.00 1297.29

PR,KR Tufanganj 8 ED,EAG 20.00 100.00 600.00 100.00 24.08 30 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not availati~ within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kmss., Code of the and 5-10 Kmss. and 10+ Kmss. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketJhat, Railway Station, Educ?tional Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ (1,189) CWC,CHW(2) S7 90 Balaghat 213.93 1,229(222) P (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) S8 91 Sikarpur 117.33 1,834(36S) P CHW W,TW (-)(-SKms) Daily B.S. 59 92 Chamta 635.07 6,011 P(3),M , PHS, W,TW PO (-)(-5Kms) B.S. (1,186) CHW, cwe 60 93 Kamat Phulbari 26S.73 2,79S(S47) P,M (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S. 61 113 Dwiparpar 610.72 4,139(756) P(2) P.H.S W,TW PO Daily B.S. 62 114 Nakkatigachh 501.16 3,080(631) P(2) 0 W,TW (-)(-SKms) Sunday (-)(-5Kms) Wednesday 63 115 Chhat Deocharai 41.96 194(39) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 64 116 Napaler Kuthi 49.47 282(52) P (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(·SKms) 65 117 Santoshpur 403.00 2,691(509) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(.-SKms) 66 118 Jhaljhali 784.S1 3,324(649) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 67 119' Chengmari 247.60 1,003(190) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) 68 120 Krishnapur 762.7S 4,S43(884) P(3),M CWC,CHW W,TW PO Wed-Saturday (-)(10+Kms) 69 121 Dhadial 646.46 3,114(610) P,H P.H.S. W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) B.S. 70 123 Rajarkulhi 2S4.34 1,626(318) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Sunday (-)(-SKms) Wednesday 71 124 Gopaler Kuthi 244.S0 1,429(273) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 72 12S Balabhut 1768.4S 8,417 P(6),H,M HC W,TW P.O Tue-Friday B.S (1,578) 73 126 Jhaukuthi 614.86 3,S18(686) P(2) (-)(-SKms) w,tw P.O Daily (-)(-SKms)

Total '194.55 191455/ P·134 PHC·2 (Sq. Kms.) 37304 M·12 CHW-12 H-8 CWC-23 PUC-1 PHS-11 Rp·2 HC·2 0-2 31 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Appro_ach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Un irrigated Culturable Area not (in Kms.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

·KR Tufanganj 5 ED,EAG 20.00 50.00 100.00 20.00 23.93 PR;KR Tufanganj 2 EA,ED 0.80 19.33 72.81 0.30 24.09 PR,KR Tufanganj ~ EA,ED 1.90 158.76 324.91 1.00 148.50

PR,KR Tufanganj 1/2 EA,ED 1.00 53.14 156.16 1.00 54.43 PR,KR Tufanganj 6 EA,ED 1.25 360.40 135.50 3.40 110.17 KR Tufanganj 5 1.40 125.29 280.64 0.60 93.23

KR 32 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ- II VILLAGE

Sl. loca· Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in numberef Dayer Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ 13 Dorko 339.55 1,218(263) P,AC CWC W,TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 2 14 Chengtimari 430.20 S82(112) • P(2) (S)(-SKms) W,R (·)(·SKms) (·)(·5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 3 15 Aati Mochar 236.21 199(31) P (S)(-5Kms) T,W (-)(-SKms) (-){-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 4 16 Paglir Kuthi 93.S0 38S(76) P (S)(-SKms) W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKrns) S 17 Khagri Bari 531.47 1,478(283) P(2),M, RP,CWC(3) U,TW,R (-)(-5Kms) Man-Friday (-)(-SKms) AC,O 6 18 Madhur Shasa 226.88 813(1S6) P(4),0(2), CWC(1) TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)( -SKrris) (-)(-SKms) AC(1) 7 19 Rampur 210S.14 15,331 P(8),H, CWC(10), W,TW, PO Sun-Th~rsday BS,RS 2,860 AC(6) HC,PHC, R,HP D(2),RP, CHW 8 20 Najiran 391.09 3,150(599) P(3)AC CWC W,TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS Deutikhanda 9 21 Chhai Bhalka 29S.00 2,922(S28) (-)(·SKms) CWC(2), W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) CWC(2) 10 22 Gorbhanga 331.00 1,219(238) P,AC,O CWC, W,TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) CHW(2)' 11 23 Jaldhoa 1358.45 4,441 (798) P(3)AC(2) CWC(3) , TW,HP (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS,NW 0(2) CHW{S). RP(2) 12 24 Singimari 558.92 3,604(676) P(4)PUC CWC(3), VV,TW,HP (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) AC(2) 0(2) RP(2),PHC 13 25 Takoamari 736.S9 3,015(6S1) P,AC CWC W,TW (-)(-5Kms) Man-Thursday (-)(-5Kms) 14 26 Rasikbil 664.8S 3,S74(725) P(2)AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW PO Wed-Sunday (-)(-5Kms) 15 27 Sara Salbari 1413.36 6,509 P(5)M(2) CWC(5) VV,TW,HP PO Wed-Sun- (-)(-SKms) (1,309) CHW(S) Tue-Friday 16 28 Salbari 1440.55 7,46S P(6)M, CWC(4) W,TW PO(2) Mon-Thurs, BS (1,S30) H(2), Wed-Sunday AC(4) 17 29 Basraja 216.78 643(128) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) W,TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 18 SS Basraja 917.63 4,72S(922) P(S)AC(3) CWC(5) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) . BS Prathamkhanda 19 56 Bichhandai 22.79 186(34) P CHW W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 20 57 Jirati Salbari 103.08 632(136) P CWC,CHW VV,TW,HP (-)(-SKms) Fri-Tueday (-)(-SKms) 21 58 Bajrapur 361.30 1,751 (398) P CHW W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

22 S9 Turkanir Kuthi 127.17 896(184) P CHW W,TW (-)(-5Kms) Man-Thursday BS 23 60 Tater Kuthi 270.89 1,983(388) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms)

24 61 Bakla 262.11 1,851(380) M,AC(2) PHS TW PO Tues-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 33 JIRECTORY AMENITIES AND t.:AND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Vil1~ge distance Forest Irrigated,by Unirrigated Culturable Area not lin km.} source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Tufanganj-15 52.61 TW-8.09 135.17 71.63 72.05 KR Tufanganj-20 365.03 42.52 22,65 KR Tufanganj-30 231.89 4.32 KR Tufanganj-33 82.96 10.54 KR Tufanganj-30 263.00 174.02 44.52 49.93

KR Tufanganj-28 122.22, 40.47 23.47 40.72

PR,KR Tufanganj-50 4.05 TW-40.47 1,237.53 328.61 373.07 R-121.41

PR,KR Tufanganj-60 R-40.47 219.34 60.70 70.58

KR Tufanganj-50 R-16.19 180.49 41.68 56.64

KR,NW Tufanganj-35 R-18.21 202.34 52.61 57.84

PR,KR Tufanganj-25 R-172.40 128.44 242.81 214.80

KR Tufanganj-30 R-40.47 332.65 89.03 96.77

KR Tufanganj-20 353.29 202.34 80.94 100.02 PR,KR Tufanganj-25 165.92 TW-80.94 242.81 80.94 94.24 PR,KR Tufanganj-16 233.39 TW-80.94 602.17 147.02 228.43 R-121.41 KR Tufanganj-10 440.44 TW-202.44 498.57 12.41 165.28 R-121.41

KR Tufanganj-15 R·8.09 121.41 42.49 44.79

PR,KR Tufanganj-5 TW-40.47 611.08 63.54 8113 R-121.41 KR Tufanganj-15 20.23 2.56 KR Tufanganj-13 R-8.09 72.84 10.12 12.03 PR,KR Tufanganj-13 ED TW-13.14 272.58 56.66 10.83 R-8.09 PR,KR Tufanganj-13 ED TW-12.14 81.'94 33.09 KR Tufanganj-20 ED TW-2.23 161.87 32.63 54.19 R-20.23 PR,KR Tufanganj-20 ED TW-20.23 125.45 34.40 41.56 34 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ- II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the Nq. lion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any W~terway)

2 3 4 S· 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ

2S 62 Mahish Kuchi 1080.80 6,S49 P(4), (-)(-SKms) TW PO Sunday BS (1,232) M,H Wednesday

26 63 Falimari 21S9.27 9,376 P(10), CWC(7) 'W,TW PO(2) Mon-Thurs, (-)(-SKms) (1,727) M(2) Wed-Saturday 27 64 Phersabari 468.79 U16(203) P(2)M (-)(10+Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 28 65 Bhanukumari 836.57 10,648 P(6),I'v1,H, D,CHW(2) 'W,TW PTO, Tuesday,Friday BS (2,030) PUC,C, PHONE I,TR,AC(3) ,0 29 66 Atra 69.15 329(61) P (-)(10+Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 30 67 Palika 414.92 2,296(421) P (-)(10+Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

31 68 Dhal Dabri 679.87 3,798(733) P(3) CWC(4), W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) CHW(S) 32 69 Chhat Bhareya 94.02 444(102) P,AC(14) CWC, W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) P(2) CHW(3) 33 70 Bhandijalas 926.44 4,100(887) H RP,CHW(5) W,TW PO Sunday BS Wednesday 34 94 Langal Gram' 153.07 1,349(279) P RP,CWC W,TW PO (-)(-5Kms) BS 35 95 Haripur 278.16 2,499(470) P RP,CWC(4) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS,RS 36 96 Barakodali 537.42 3,761 (773) P(2),H,AC RP,CWC(3) W,TW PO,TO Sunday BS CHW(4) Wednesday 37 97 Jhingapuni 383.58 2,370(49~) P(2) CWC(2), 'W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS CHW(2) 38 98 Mantani 131.31 966(188) P CWC(2); W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) CHW(2) 39 99 Nakar Khana 538.46 3,190(664) P(3) '(2),CWC(3), W,TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) CHW(4) 40 100 Chhat Balakuthi 36.52 199(47) PWC,CHW(2) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 41 101 Chhota [aukuthi 68,63 3,561 (689) P(2),M,H, MH,CWC, W,TW. PO,PTO. (-)(-SKms) BS PUC,C,I, HC,PHC, PHONE TR,AC,O D,RP,PHS, PHS,CHW,O 42 102 Purba Jhaukuthi 111.89 877(178) P CWC(2) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 43 103 Boalimohan Dwitiakhanda 296.04 197(43) P CHW,CWC W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 44 104 Bala Kuthi 385.65 3,676(750) P(2) CHW(2) W,TW PO Daily BS CWC(2) 4S 105 Shilghagri 488.21 1,338(273) P RP(2), W,TW PO,TO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) CWC(2) 35 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including avail~ble gaucharand for groves) cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

R-40.47 PR,KR Tufanganj-20 ED TW-"40.47 518.00 161.87 198.59 R-161.87

KR Tufanganj-30 R-323.75 890.31 441.11 504.10

KR Tufanganj-25 R-20.23 193.44 80.94 174.18 PR,KR TUfanganj-12 ED TW-202.34 303.51 80.94 128.37 R~121.41.

KR Tufanganj-20 " 60.70 7.28 1.17 PR,KR Tufanganj-25 TW-20.23 283.28 20.23 30.48 R-60.70 KR Tufanganj-10 TW-20.23 453.65 52.61 52.21 R101.17 KR Tufanganj-15 TW-5.00 80.94 8.08

PR,KR Tufanganj-1 0 ED,EAG,EO 2.02 TW-80.94 617.55 40.47 64.05 R121.41 PR,KR Tufanganj-5 ED 0.40 R-9.09 101.17 19.41 22.99 PR,KR Tufanganj-5 ED"EAG(5) 2.02 194.25 16.19 65.70 PR,KR Tufanganj-10 ED,EO 2.02 R-~21.81 407.52 2.02 4.05

PR,KR Tutanganj-8 ED,EO 375.34 8.24

PR,KR Tufanganj-10 ED,EAG 125.58 5.73

PR,KR Tufanganj-12 ED,EAG 2.02 TW-12.14 489.72 p.48 7.87 R-20.23 KR Tufanganj-13 ED,EA 0.81 28.33 2.02 5.36 PR,KR Tufanganj-11 ED R-16.19 32.37 8.09 11.98

PR,KR Tufanganj-10 ED,EO R-12.14 68.80 14.57 16.38

KR TUfanganj-9 R-2.02 20.23 15.78 258.01 PR,KR Tufanganj-10 ED 0.81 TW-80.13 222.58 40.47 41.66

KR Tufanganj-20 TW-8.09 179.68 15.78 252.29 R-32.37 36 C.D. BLOCK TUFANGANJ- II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenltles available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Is shown in the No. tion area Population column. and next to It in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ klns. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. VillaQe (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway).

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. TUFANGANJ 46 106 Mansai 672.62 4,143(782) P(2),M, (-)(-SKms) W,TW,R PO Wednesday, (-)(-SKms) AC(4) Saturday 47 107 Bhareya 346.54 1,953(378) P,AC(2) (-)(-5Kms) T,W, (-)(-5Kms) Daily (-)(-5Kms) TW,R 48 108 Mechkoka 1S6.69 662(137) P RP(2), W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) CWC(2), CHW(2)

49 109 Begar Khata 312.61 2,004(3S8) P(2) MH(2) T,W,TK, PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW,HP,R 50 110 Saver Khata 99.20 SSO(104) P,AC (-)(-SKms) T,W,TK, (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW,HP,R 51 111 Dhanmatia 278.16 1,282(244) P,AC(2) (-)(-SKms) T,W,TK, (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKrns) (-)(-SKrns) TW,HP,R 52 112 Boalimohan 18.39 115(23) AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW,R PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Pratham Khanda 53 122 Debgram S6S.14 3,262(S97) P(4)AC(4) CHW(3) T,W,TK, PO Tuesday, (-)(-5Kms) TW,HP,R Friday 54 127 Chhit Baralaukuthi 546.7S 2,207(400) P(2)AC(1) (-)(-SKms) T,W,TK PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

Total 257.08 1473891 P(117) 0(4) (Sq. Kms) 28673 M(14) • CWC(78) H(8) CHW(57) PUC(S) RP(17) C(2) PHC(3) AC(61) HC(2) 0(51) PHS(1) MH(2) 0(1) 37 DIRECTORY AMENITIES' AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use In to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrlgated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (Including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Tufanganj-9 EO TW-40.47 485.62 40.47 65.59 R-40.47 KR Tufanganj-8 TW-20.23· 242.81 23.47 39.80 R-20.23 KR Tufanganj-10 EA TW-8.09 121.41 10.93 16.26

KR Tufanganj-6. ED TW-20.23 161.87 52.61 57.67 R-20.23 KR Tufanganj-6 R-8.09 48.59 18.21 24.31

KR Tufanganj-8 TW-22.23 180.11 32.37 43.45

KR Tufanganj-10 16.19 2.20

KR Tufanganj-12 TW-40.47 202.34 101.17 99.75 R-121.41 KR Tufanganj-12 323.75 80.94 142.06.

2324.90 lW-1122.38 13735.90 2916.35 4276.67 R-2181.03 38 .c.D. BLOCK MEKLIGANJ VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (il not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facilitY available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Education~1 Medical (Potable) Telegraph ilany Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MEKLIGANJ 1 Hai Sadika 83.40 UNINHABITED 2 2 Soulmari 710.18 3,677(796) P(2), H CHW W(20) PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) AC(2),O(4) TW(1 0),N(1) 3 3 Paschim Dhulia 66.S6 357(76) P ~-)(5-10Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Baldiahati TW(S) 4 4 Sarohati 639.21 1848(372) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) T(30), PO (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) AC(3) ,0(2) TW(15),N(1) S 5 Uttar Ohulia 87.28 UNINHABITED Baldiahati 6 6 Baro Dhulia 211.86 708(143) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) Daily (-)(-S-1 OKms) Khalisha T'yV(5) 7 7 Puma Uchalpukuri 34.96 179(40) D (-)(S-10Kms) W(S), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(1') 8 8 Uttar Dhulia 189.8S 99S(210) AC(2), (-)(S-10Kms) W(6), (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Khalisha D TW(2) 9 9 Uttar Uchalpukuri 27.45 lS6(29) D (-)(S-10Kms) W(2), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(1) 10 10 Jalsua 92.20 374(77) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)( -S-1 OKms) TW(1) 11 11 Dakshin Dhulia 94.79 S38(13S) AC,D (-)(S-1 OKms) TW(3) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Baldiahati TW(2) 12 12 Jnakata Adhikary 64.7S 299(67) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)( -S-1 OKms) W(l) 13 13 Madhya Dhulia 82.94 27S(S9) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) W(2), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(.S-10Kms) Khalisha W(l) 14 14 Purga Ohulia 1,222.73 4521(903) P(2). (-)(S-10Kms) W(20), (-}(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Baldiahati AC(3) ,0(2) TW(10) 1S 15 Bara Jhunkir Jhar 246.31 1354(280) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) W(S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-£KIllS) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(2) 16 16 Uchal Pukhari 2,233.0910173(2135) AC(S),P,M CHW W(100). PO Daily (-)(-S-10Kms) 0(3) TW(30) 17 17 Chhatdhulia 80.58 392(79) 0 (-)(-SKms) W(5). (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) . (-)(-5-10Kms) TW(2) 18 18 Pachim Patchhara 28.05 39(19) 0 (-)(5-10Kms) W(2), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Gopalpur TW(l) 19 19 Ohulia Khalisa 27.45 80(20) P(2) (-)(5-10Kms) W(2), PO (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(-1) 20 20 Paschim Dhulia 20.46 92(22) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) W(1) (-){-5Kms) (-){-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Khalisa 21 21 Uttar Bokna 86.25 478(93) P (-)(5Kms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Bondha TW(2) 39 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under dffferent types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Un irrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for' groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

UNINHABITED TWEO.40 76.49 6.51 KR Mekliganj 25 ED W-l0l.17 429.78 3.64 175.59

KR Mekliganj 26 W-8.09 45.73 12.74

KR Mekliganj 35 25.50 W 44.52 4S2.a4 4.05 112.70

UNINHABITED W3.24 76.49 3.24 4.31

KR Mekljg~nj 25 W 12.14 177.66 6.07 15.99

KR Mekliganj 25 W2.83 25.09 3.24 3.80

KR Mekliganj 23 W 14.S7 146.90 11.33 17.05

KR MekJiganj 24. W4.05 10.12 2.02 11.26

KR Mekliganj 24 W4.05 76.08 3.24 8.83

KR Mektiganj 35 W 15.38 43.30 11.33 24.78

KR Mekliganj 30 ED W 12.95 31.57 10.12 10.11

KR Mekliganj 32 W 17.81 43.30 21.83

KR Mekliganj 30 TW 184.13 412.38 252.12 374.10

KR Mekliganj 40 W 15.78 157.42 32.77 40.34

KR Mekliganj 35 ED W 108.16 1422.48 271.14 431.31

KR Mekliganj 30 WS.26 33.18 8.90 33.21

KR Mekliganj 35 W2.83 10.52 4.05 10.65

KR Mekliganj 30 W3.24 6.88 8.09 9.24

KR Mekliganj 35 W2.02 15.38 0.40 2.66

KR Mekliganj 25 W 13.76 66.77 1.21 4.51 40 C,D_ BLOCK MEKLIGANJ' VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within !he village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & .marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 ·8 9 10

P,S, MEKLIGANJ 22 22 Chhat Kamat 45.48 373(76) P,AC(2) (-)(5Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) Changrabonda TW 23 23 Uttar Alokjhari 52.32 757(176) (-)(-5kMS) (-)(5Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) TW(1) 24 24 Uttar 103.34 370(72) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) AC(1),0(1) TW(2) 25 25 Alokjhari 346.80 1590(338) P(1),0{1) CHW W(15), PO,PHONE (-)(-5Kms) BS M(1);AC{3) TW(10) 26 26 Bokna Bandha 480.18 2137(450) P(2).Q(2) (-)(-SKms) W(15), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS TW(10) 27 27 Uttar Hemkumari 109.04 664(132) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(7), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-}(-5Kms) TW(4) 28 28 Dora Daburi 339.81 1568(322) P(1),0(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(12), PO (-)(-5Kms) BS TW(8) 29 29 Deutikhata 32.89 263(56) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), '(-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(2) 30 30 Purba Hemkumari 30.82 225(48) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) TW(2) 31 31 Dakshin Dhulia 38.59 211 (45) 0(1), (-)(-5Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) Khalisa P(1),AC(1) TW(2) 32 32 Dakshin Uchalpu- 275.83 1225(240) 0(1) (-)(5-10Kms) W(10), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) kuri TW(4) 33 33 Dhulia Uchalpukur 29.78 237(52) AC(12) (-)(-5Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-j{5-10Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) TW(2) 34 34 Paschim Gopalpur 112.66 668(154) 0(2) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(2) 35 35 Kharija Gopalpur 115.51 468(97) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(3) 36 36 Purba Gopalpur 83.14 483(96) P(1) (-)(-SKms) W(2), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(1) 37 37 Dakshin Kharija 129.76 730(170) AC(1), (-)(-5Kms) W(8), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-l(-5-10Kms) Gopalpur O(r) TW(2) 38 38 Purba Pachhara 91.43 241(49) P(1), (-)(-5Kms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) Gopalpur AC(2),0(1) TW(2)

39 39 Purba Panishala 26.42 267(61) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) W(2), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(1) 10 40 Chhoto Thunkir 21.96 64(12) AC(1), (-)(-5Kms) W(2), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Khar P(1 ),H(1 ),0(1) 41 41 Purba Jamaldan 53.09 221(49) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(1) 41 DIRECTORY AMENITIES'AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for· groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Mekliganj 20 .. . W 8.09 32.37 1.21 3.81

KR Mekliganj 21 W 13.76 31.57 1.21 5.78

KR Mekliganj 25 W-10.12 60.30 1.21 31.71

KR Mekliganj 20 W-40.07 227.43 2.43 76.87

KR Mekliganj 18 .~ W-44.52 352.48 2.02 81.16

KR Mekliganj 20 W-14.16 73.25 1.62 20.01

PR,KR Mekliganj25 ED W-24.28 306.75 1.62 7.16

KR Mekliganj 30 W-8.64 14.57 6.07 3.61

KR Mekliganj 32 W-4.05 12.14' 324 11.39

KR Mekliganj 33 'W-4.05 16.59 3.64 14.31

KR 4.05 W-3~.40 155.80 28.33 53.25

KR W-1.62 14.57 3.64 9.95

KR Mekliganj 60 W, TW-4.05 104.01 2.02 2.58

KR Mekliga~nj 56 W-4.86 92.67 10.12 7.86

KR Mekfiganj 56 W, TW-18.21 54.63 6.48 3.82

KR Mekliganj ?6 W, TW-10.12 113.31 1.21 5.12

KR Mekliganj 58 W-4.45 78.51 2.43 6.04

KR Mekliganj 52 W-0.B1 23.47 1.21 0.93

KR Mekliganj 54 W-0.B1 19.42 1.21 0.32

KR Mekliganj 58 ED W-4,46 43.. 73 0.81 1.69 42 C.D. BLOCK MEKUGANJ VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ra[lges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MEKLIGANJ 42 42 Kharija Jamaldah 146.S9 747(171) P(2),0(2) (-)(-SKms) W(8), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(2) 43 43 Jamaldah Hat 120.69 2006(447) (-)(-SKms) PHC W(6), PO,PHONE Daily BS TW(2) 44 44 Chhoto Jamaldah 49.99 13S(29) P(1),o(1) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(1) 4S 4S Uttar Dharikamari 1S8.51 181 (4S) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (·)(-S-10Kms) TW(2) 46 46 Chhar Jamaldah 36.78 137(23) (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) W(2), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW(1) 47 47 29.78 UNINHABITED

48 48 Shikarpur 3S.48 182(38) P(1),O(1) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(1) 49 49 Bhogjan 144.00 532(107) P(1),O(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS TW(2) 50 50 Jamaldan 204.87 1482(296) P(1), PHC W(10), (-)(.SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS AC(1).0(1) TW(3) 51 S1 Panishala 149.18 781(163) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(8), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) BS Pratham Khamda TW(2) S2 S2 Madhya Jamaldah 228.96 919(178) AC(1) (-)(·SKms) W(10), (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(3) S3 53 Makrari Jamaldah 10S.15 592(133) P(1), • (-)(-5Kms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS AC(1),O(2) TW(2), S4 54 Ratanpur 23.S7 93(20) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(3), (-)(-SKms)' (-)(-5Kms) BS TW(1), S5 5S Buraburi 23.57 167(39) (·)(·SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(3), (-)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dewan bas TW(1l, S6 56 Salgaria 20.20 400(94) AC(1), (-){-S-10Kms) W(2), PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) 0(1) TW(1). S7 S7 Dwarikamari 60S.80 2682(538) P(1), (-)(-S-10Kms) W(1S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Khasbas AC(2) , TW(6), S8 58 Bhogram Guri 20.98 S9(12) P(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(2), (-)(-SKms) (-)( -S-1 OKms) (-)(-SKms) 0(1) TW(1) S9 59 Buraburi 72.00 193(44) P(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) 0(2) TW(2) 60 60 Debollar Buraburi 4S.S8 220(43) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(4), (-)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(2) 61 61 Buraburi 92.98 322(66) .0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Patchhara TW(2) 6~ 62 Dwarikamari 82.36 446(92) M(1),0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5-10Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) 43 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Near-est Town Powlilr Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrlgated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 . 15 16 17 18

KR Mekliganj 60 ED W-14.16 128.29 1.21 2.93

PR,KR Mekliganj 35 ED W, R-4.0S 76.89 1.21 38.S4

KR Mekliganj 36 W-12.S5 8.09 1.62 27.73

KR Mekliganj 40 ED W-2.02 149.74 4.86 1.89

KR Mekliganj 38 W-4.86 14.16 2.02 15.74

UNINHABITED 28.33 1.21 0.24

KR Mekliganj 24 13.36 0-0.40 18.62 2.43 0.67

KR,PR Mekliganj 23 5.67 0-2.43 133.14 1.21 1.55

PR Mekliganj 22 ED 0-30.35 142.45· 1.21 30.86

KR Mekliganj 20 ED 0-27.S2 117.76 0.81 3.09

KR Mekliganj 28 ED 0-14.16 207.60 1.21 5.99

KR Mekliganj 40 TWE-32.37 59.89 4.05 8.84

PR,KR Mekliganj 36 TWE-8.09 1,0.93 4.05 0.50

KR Mekliganj 38 0-1.21 19.42 2.02 0.92

KR Mekliganj 42 ED W-0.81 15.78 1.21 2.40

KR Mekliganj 44 ED TWE-54.63 506.67 20.23 24.27

KR Mekliganj32 0-0.81 18.62 0.40 1.15

KR Mekliganj 36 0- 0.81 65.15 4.05 1.99

KR Mekliganj 38 W- 1.21 41.28 0.81 2.28

KR Mekliganj 38 0-4.05 85.39 0.81 2.73

KR Mekliganj 40 .. W-16.19 61.11 1.21 3.85 44 C.D. BLOCK MEKLIGANJ VILLAGE

81. loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Is shown In the No. tion area Population. column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facili!l: available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post oftha (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MEKllGANJ TW(2) 63 63 lothamari 48.17 230(48) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)('SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) BS TW(I) 64 64 Dwarik Hamar! 154.62 532(109) (-)(-5Kms) (~)(-5-10Kms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (·)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) Ratanpur TW(2) 65 6S Purbakamat 96.87 427(86) (·)(·SKms) (·)(·SKms) W(S), (-)(·SKms) (')('SKms) BS Chengrabandha TW(2) 66 66 Madhya Panishala 78.74 457(89) (.)(·5Kms) (-)(·SKms) W(4), (·)(·SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(·5Kms) TW(I) 67 67 Kamat Panishala 61.33 320(59) (·)(·SKms) (')(-SKms) W(4), (·)(·5Kms) (·)(·SKms) (-)(·5Kms) TW(l)

68 6& Uttar Panish?la 36.S2 '164(33) (-)(·SKms) (·)(·SKms) W(4), (·)(·SKms) (·)(·SKms) (-)(·SKms) TW(l) 69 69 Chhoto Kamat 30.04 79(17) 0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(2), (.)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) Chengrabandha TW(l) 70 70 Paschim 31.84 117(24) P(i) (·)(-SKms) W(2), (·)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Panishala TW(1) 71 71 Paschim Kamat 40.66 308(64) (-)(-SKms) . (')(-SKms) W(3), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (·)(·SKms) Chandra Bandha TW(1) 72 72 Kharija Panishala 96.87 230(48) 0(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(2) 73 73 Brahmapur 1.10 UNINHABITED 74 74 Baro Panishala 271.S0 862(144) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(22), (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) BS TW(S) 75 75 Andaran 114.74 618(132) 0(1) (-)(-5· 1OKms) W(10), (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·5Kms) Panishala TW(4) 76 76 Panishala 120.18 7S4(lS6) P(l) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(8), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Dwitiya Khanda TW(3) 77 77 Kamal Chengra 86S.75 4179(814) P(6), (-)(-SKms) W(40), PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(·5Kms) Bandha AC(8) ,0(4) TW(S) 78 78 Hat Dhardharia 31.57 28S(S8) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) W(3), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5-10Kms) (·)(-5·10Kms) TW(1) 79 79 Chhat Panishala 43.51 242(S2) (-)(-SKms) (')(-SKms) W(4), (-)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(1)' 80 80 Uttar Nijlaraf 23.83 137(23) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(3), (·)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 81 81 Chhat Nijlaraf 46.62 174(3S) AC(l) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(·SKms) TW(l) 82 82 Nagar 196.84 3702(7S7) 0(2), PHC W(SO), PO,PHONE Daily BS Chengrabandha P(2),H(1 ),AC(2) TW(30) 83 83 Chota Pan ish ala 45.32 323(63) AC(10) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Knis) (-)(-SKms) 45 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

. Approach Nearest Town F;'ower Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance ~orest Irrigated ~y Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Meklrganj 40 W- 1.21 45.73 1.23

PR,KR Mekliganj 38 TW- 10.12 142.05 0,40 2.05

KR Mekliganj 36 ED 0- 6,48 87.82 0.81 1.76

KR Meklig~nj 24 ED 0- 4.05 74.06 0.63

KR Mekliganj 22 ED 0- 5.2.6 72.44 0.81 2.82

KR Mekliganj 15 ED 0- 2.83 31.97 0.81 0.91

KR Mekliganj (14-5) ED TW- 2.43 25.90 0.81 0.90

KR Mekliganj 14 TW- 2,43 27.52 0.81 1.08

KR Mekliganj 15 ED 0- 2.02 37.64 0.40 0.60

KR Mekliganj 17 W- 5.67 88.22 1.21 1.77

UNINHABITED 1.10 PR Mekliganj 16 ED TW- 6.88 261.03 0.81 2.78

KR Mekliganj 15 ED TWE- 3.64 110.07 1.03

KR Mekliganj 20 W- 6.07 101.58 4.86 7.67

KR MekJiganj 14 ED TWE- 60.70 762.43 1.62 41.00

KR MekJiganj 13 TWE- 20.23 8.09 3.25

KR MekJiganj 16 ED W- 24.28 14.97 3.24 1.02

KR MekJiganj 12 ED W-3.24 17.40 3.19 KR Mekliganj 8 W-21.04 19.42 6.16

PR Mekliganj 10 ED TWE- 6.48 124.64 1.21 64.51

KR Mekliganj 13 ED W- 22.26 21.04 2.02 46 C.D. BLOCK MEKllGANJ VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name'of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in.the No. tion area Population column and next to It in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MEKLIGANJ TW(1) 84 84 Paschim Nijtaraf 122.51 662(126) AC(1), (-)(-S-10Kms) W(S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) P(1) TW(1) 8S 8S Uttar Bhotbari 1,236.32 7001(1367) P(4), r(-)(-S-10Kms) W(80), PO (-)(-SKms) BS AC(2) TW(30) 86 86 Andran Niztaraf 1S4.62 8S6(181) P(1) (-)(-5Kms) W(10), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(2) 87 87 Dakshin Panishala 32.89 ·291 (S3) AC(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(3), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T~(1) 88 88 Lothamari 100.32. 421 (93) 0(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(7), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-1 OKms) T(3) 89 89 Purba Nizataraf 66.30 274(S7) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 8S T(2) 90 90 Chheto Niztaraf 22.79 231 (43) (-)(-SKl)1s) (-)(-SKms) W(2), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T(1)

91 91 Bare Niztaraf 465.94 2201(441) P(2), (-)(-S-10Kms) W(2), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 0(2) T(3) 92 92 Daribos 46.10 69(13) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(3), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) T(1) 93 93 Daripattani 28.2S UNINHABITED 94 94 Dakshin Niztaraf 180.00 336(70) P(1 ),0(1) (-)(S-10Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T(1) 9S 9S Baskshiganj 9S.10 UNINHABITED 96 96 Niztaraf 1,096.34 1421 (2S9) P(3),0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T(2) 97 97 Paschim Bhotbari 120.69 UNINHABITED 98 98 Dakshin 17.00 UNINHABITED Dan Pattani 99 99 Daksin Daribos 87.02 UNINHABITED 100 100 Madhya Niztaraf 61.12 18S(38) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T(1) 101 101 Andaran Bhotbari 31.08 19S(38) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(1), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) T(1) 102 102 Chhoto Bhotbari 30.04 67(13) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(2) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 103 103 Madhya Bhotbari 38.S9 UNINHABITED

104 104 Uttar Fulkadabari 61.12 284(S1) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-Skms) W(3), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Kaharkharia T(1) 10S 10S Uttar Kharkharih 669.25 2006(405) P(2),O(2) (-)(-SKms) W(SO), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(6) 47 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrlgated Cullurable Area not' (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 ·13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mekliganj 9 ED W·40.47 72.03 10.01

KR Mekliganj 6 ED W· 234.72 890.31 12.14 89.03 TW·l0.12 KR Mekliganj 5 ED W- 56.66 83.77 10.14 TW- 4.05 KR Mekliganj 17 W- 12.14 15.49 3.24 2.02

KR MekJiganj 3 ED W- 32.37 58.68 3.24 6.03

KR MekJiganj 4 ED W- 4.05 36.42 4.05 21.78

KR Mekliganj 3 W- 3.24 12.14 2.02 5.39

KR MekJiganj 2 ED W- 32.37 385.67 8.09 39.81

KR Mekliganj 6 (-)(-5Kms) W-l.21 38.85 6.04

UNINHABITED KR 16.19 12.06

UNINHABITED W-13.36 140.43 8.09 18.12 KR MekJiganj 5 w- 2.02 72.84 20.24

UNINHABITED W- 28.33 523.67 6.07 538.27 UNINHABITED 80.94 39.75

UNINHABITED 12.14 4.86 KR Mekliganj 1 W- 2.83 56:66 30.36

KR Mekliganj 2 W- 3.24 55.04 3.25

KR MekJiganj 3 21.85 5.99 UNINHABITED W, TK- 2.02 16.19 13.85

KR Mekliganj3 ED W: 4.05 33:99 2.58

KR Mekliganj 4 W- 52.61 32.78 10.12 14.17 48 C.D. BLOCK MEKLIGANJ VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MEKLIGANJ 106 106 Chhoto S3.61 224(43) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Fulkadabari TW(2) 107 107 Uttar F~~kadabri 176.90 463(95) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(3) 108 108 Dakshin 101.27 37S(67) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Hemkumari TW(2) 109 109 Uttar F.ulkadabari 101.01 767(151) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(8), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Bajejama TW(2) 110 110 Chhoto Kharkharia 16.88 146(28) P(l),O(l) (-)(-5Kms) W(2) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 111 111 Mekiiganj 270.33 1054(203) P(l), (-)(-5Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS AC:(l ),0(2) TW(2) 112 112 Chhoto Fulkadabri 18.89 110(17) 0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(2) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Khar Kharia 113 113 Dakshin Bhotbari 4S.07 162(32) (-)(-SKms) (-)("SKms) W(3) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 114 114 Dakshin Mekliganj 9S.05 696(122) P(l),O(l) (-)(-5Kms) W(8) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 115 11'S Tistandir Payasti 3,236.67 1691 (35S) P(2),0(2) (-)(-SKms) W(lO), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(2) 116 116 Jhar Singheswas 295.42 90(19) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(10), -)(-5-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(2) 117 117 Kharkharia 78.91 UNINHABITED 118 118 Chhoto Andaran 22.66 UNINHABITED Debottar 119 119 Dakshin Kharkhari, 143.26 UNINHABITED 120 120 Andaran Debottar 87.41 UNINHABITED 121 121 Dewanbas 186.S6 UNINHABITED 122 122 Andaran Kuchli 296.81 8S8(166) pel), (-)(-SKms) W(20), PO (-)(-SKms) BS Bari AC(2),O(4) TW(10) 123 123 Bajejama Kuchli 1S1.51 1460(298) pel), (-)(-SKms) W(20), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Bari AC(2),0(4) TW(2) 124 124 Uttar Andaran 326.08 2288(459) P(4), (-)(-5Kms) W(25), PO,PHONE Daily BS Kuehli Bari AC(2),0(2) TW(3) 125 12S Dakshin Fulkada 117.36 422(84) P(2), (-)(-5Kms) W(6), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Bari Kharkharia AC(2),0(2) TW(2) 126 126 Balapukari 123.54 505(109) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kharkharia TW(2) 127 127 Andaran 88.84 308(56) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Kharkharla TW(2) 128 128 Madhya Fulkadabc 102.82 344(60) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(6), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(2)' 129 129 Dakshin 101.37 S98(120) P(l), (-)(-5Kms) W(8), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Fulkadabari AC(l),O(l) TW(2) 130 130 Fulkadabri 384.87 96S(189) P(l), CHW W(20), PO,PHONE (-)(-SKms) BS AC(1),O(l ) TW(3) 131 131 Fulkadabri 111.11 416(88) P(l), (-)(-SKms) W(12), (-)(-SKm~) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Bajejama AC(6),0(1) TW(2) 132 132 Bhotebari 216.S2 767(152) P(l), (-)(-SKms) W(15), (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW(2) 133 133 Bagdokra 29S.00 1148(20S) P(l), CHW W(lS), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 49 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two qecimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Mekliganj 3 W- 4.05 523.67 12.14 80.83

KR Mekliganj 2 W-16.19 41.28 2.02 6.26

KR Mekliganj2 W- 8.09 140.43 4.05 16.23

KR Mekliganj} W- 12.14 80.94 2.02 10.22

KR Mekliganj 2 W-4.05 44.52 28.33 16.02 PR Mekliganj 1 W- 20.23 8.79 2.02 2.02

PR Mekliganj 1 W- 2.02 217.32 4.05 28.73

KR Mekliganj 2 W- 6.07 12.14 4.73 KR Mekliganj 3 31.16 7.84 KR Mekliganj2 W- 20.64 84.98 10.07 1971.24 469.04 775.75 KR Mekliganj 3 W- 4.05 8.09 283.28

UNINHABITED 48.56 30.35 UNINHABITED 16.19 6.47

UNINHABITED 121.41 21.85 UNINHABITED 80.94 6.47 UNINHABITED 161.87 24.69 PR Mekliganj 16 'W- 60.70 125.05 111.06

KR Mekliganj 17 'W- 30.35 98.74 10.12 12.30

KR Mekliganj 10 'W- 50.59 255.36 6.07 14.06

KR Mekliganj 8 'W- 34.40 76.89 2.02 4.05

KR Mekliganj 10 W- 34.40 80.94 2.83 5.37

KR Mekliganj 6 W- 4.05 74.87 2.02 7.90

KR Mekliganj 5 W- 4.05 76.49 2.02 20.26

KR Mekliganj 6 W- 20.23 64.95 4.05 12.14

PR Mekliganj 2 W- 26.30 291.78 4.05 62.74

KR Mekliganj 5 W-10.12 91.05 4.05 5.89

KR Mekliganj 3 W-16.19 176.04 4.05 20.24

KR Mekliganj 10 W- 20.23 254.55 4.05 16.17 50 C_D_ BLOCK MEKlIGANJ VILLAGE

SI. Loea- Name of Village Total To.tal Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it In brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P_S. MEKLIGANJ M(1),AC(1) TW(2) 134 134 Purba Fulkadabri 148.41 S66(111) P(2),0(1) (-)(-SKms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(3) 135 135 PUrba Bhotebari 218.34 687(142) P(1 ),0(1} (-)(-5Kms) W(12), (-)(-SKms) (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW(2) 136 136 Fulkadabri 469.S7 1630(368) P(3),0(2) (-)(-SKms) W(2S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) Kashiabari TW(4) 137 137 Uttar Upanehory 101.79 390(76) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(2) 138 138 Chhoto Jikabari S6.98 186(40) P(1),0(2) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(8), (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) TW(1) 139 139 Fulkadabri 2S3.30 8S2(177) P(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(1S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kharkharia TW(2) 140 140 UttarJamadan 111.37 441 (86) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(1S), (-}(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) 'Balapukuri TW(2) 141 141 Jikabari 170.68 400(83) P(1),0(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(1S), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(·S-10Kms) TW(2) 142 142 Jamaldah 142.4S 583(113) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(10), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Balapukur TW(2) 143 143 Kuchlibari 96.61 446(8S) (·)(-SKms) CHW W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW(1) 144 144 Paschim S7.76 102(18) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(4), (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (·)(-S-10Kms) Upanchouky Kuchlibari TW(1) 14S 14S Dakshin Jamaldah 47.14 1S7(34) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W(6) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Balapukuri 146 146 Upanchooky S44.42 2578(524) P(2),H(1) (-)(-SKms) W(2S) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kuchlibari 0(2) TW(6) 147 147 Bara 129.76 461(91) P(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(8) (-)(-SKms) (-)(:SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kuchlibari TW(2) 148 148 Madhya 77.70 129(28) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(6) (-)(-SKms) (- )( -SKrris) (-)(-S-10Kms) Upanchouky Kuchlibari TW(1) 149 149 Purba 243.72 714(141) P(1),0(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(1S) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Upanchooky Kuchlibari TW(2) 1S0 150 Purba 8ajejama 146.08 228(4S) P(1),0(1) (-)(-S-10Kms) W(10) P.O. (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kuchli Bari TW(2) 1S1 1S1 Brahmottar 416.73 882(164) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5-10Kms) W(25) (-)(-5Kms} (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-S-10Kms) Kulchi Bari TW(4) 1S2 1S2 Chhoto 193.99 1404(246) P(1),0(1) (-)(-5-10Kms) W(10) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) Kuchl Bari TW(2)

Total 288.64 111019 P(93) PHC (3) (Sq. Km) 122477 M(4) CHW(6) H(4) AC(88) 0(94) 51 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal elaces) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturabl.e Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Mekliganj 8 w- 8.09 120.60' 4.05 15.67

KR Mekliganj7 W- 20.23 182.11 16.00

KR Mekliganj 9 W- 40.47 366.65 12.14 50.31

KR 'Mekliganj 4 W- 12.14 77.70 2.02 9.93

KR 'Mekliganj 8 W-14.16 37.23 2.43 3.16

KR 'Mekliganj 9 W- 50.59 193.04 3.64 6.03

KR 'Mekliganj 5 w- 30.35 67.58 1.21 12.23

KR 'Mekliganj 8 w- 50.59 111.29 0.40 8.40

KR 'Mekliganj 9 W- 34.80 97.83 0.40 9.42

KR 'Mekliganj 15 W-16.19 79.32 1.10

KR 'Mekliganj 16 W-10.12 43.71 1.21 2.72

KR 'Mekliganj 18 W- 6.07 38.85 0.40 1.82

KR 'Mekliganj 17 W-121.41 404.69 1.62 16.70

KR 'Mekliganj 16 W- 42.49 80.94 0.40 5.93

KR 'Mekliganj 15 W-12.14 60.70 1.21 3.65

KR 'Mekliganj 16 W-72.84 161.87 1.21 7.80

KR 'Mekliganj 18 W- 60.70 80.94 2.02 2.42

KR 'Mekliganj 16 W-101.17 303.51 3.24 8.81

KR 'Mekliganj 10 W- 64.75 121.41 2.43 5.40

48.58 W-2454.25 20119.55 1460.42 4709.77 TW-258.16 TWE-186.14 WTW-32.38 W,TK-2.02 W,R-4.05 0-95.10 52 C.D. BLOCK HALDIBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area population column and next to it in bracKets the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 ~ms., Code of the and S-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P,S, HALDIBARI

1 Bara Haldibari 4,080.27 23,S32 P(20)M(2) (-)(-SKm) W,TW PO Sunday&Thursday BR,RS

(4,662)

2 2 Andaran 8.29 431 (83) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W,TW PO (.)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

Khasbash

3 3 Bakshiganj S1.28 87(21) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

Andaran Khasbas

4 4 Baksiganj 44.03 221 (43) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) ()(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Debottar

5 S Baksiganj 8.81 36(9) (-)(-SKm) (-){-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

6 6 Pushna 13.99 Unihabited Bandha Hat

7 7 Dakshin Baksiganj 28.49 79(17) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKrn) (-)(-SKm)

8 8 Paschim 1S.02 Unihabited Hudumdanga

9 9 Hemkumari 2,1S9.27 12,6S9 P(14) (-)(-SKm) iIV,TW,N PO Monday, BS

(2,S20) Thursday & Friday , 10 10 Tattaram 86.S1 429(78) P-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

11 11 Dakshin Pran 48.43 274(S4) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Majumdar

12 12 Dakshin Bajejama 39.89 381 (62) H (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-){-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

13 13 Dakshin Samilaba! 137.79 556(11S) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(5-10Km)

14 14 Dakshin Baraman 69.. 67 384(79) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Sing Kumari

15 15 Golapdi 68.89 198(46) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

16 16 Samilabas 232.06 1,431(278) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

17 17 Madhya 1,182.S9 4,927(933) P(3) HC-1, W,TW PO Sunday, BS

Hudumdanga PHC-1 Wednesday

18 18 Dakshin Chhota 41.44 156(29) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Haldibari

19 19 Jnan Das 279.20 1,655(334) P(2) (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

20 20 Paschim 249.93 1,699(320) P(2) • (-)(-SKm) W,TW PO (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) 53 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (I. e. area' under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Haldibari 4 ED,EDA,EO G.C,W,TW, 2,348.80 10.12 709.63

R 1,011.72

PR,KR Haldibari 1 W,TK 2.03 2.83 1.21 2.22

PR,KR Haldibari 2 W4.05 28.73 1.61 16.89

PR,KR Haldibari 1 ED W 2.83 25.50 3.24 12.46

PR,KR Haldibari 2 W 1.62 3.64 0.81 2.74

Unihabited W 2.02 6.48 2.02 3.47

KR,PR Haldibari 4 W2.83 12.95 3.24 9.47

Unihabited W.2.24 6.48 1.62 4.68

PR,KR Haldibari 4 W,TW,R 121.41 1,940.87 9.71 87.28

KR Haldibari 17 W2.02 58.68 25.81

KR Haldibari 17 W 2.02 31.97 2.43 12.01

KR Haldibari 17 W 1.62 29.14 2.83 6.30

KR Haldibari 1 B W 1.62 117.36 9.71 9.10

KI=! Haldibari 15 W2.02 60.30 0.81 6.54

KR Haldibari 12 W 2.02 58.68 8.19

KR Haldibari 11 W20.23 161.87 12.14 37.82

PR,KR Haldibari 10 W 2.43 887.88 28.33 263.95

KR Haldibari 2 W,TW4.05 24.28 0.81 12.30

KR HaJdibari 4 W,TW 8.09 151.76 2.03 117.32

KR Haldibari 3 ED W,TW 20.23 188.18 8.09 33.43 54 C.D. BLOCK HALDIBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. HALDI8ARI

Falem'amud

21 21 Paschim 40.92 191(31) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

Samila Bas

22 22 Chhota Haldibari 248.64 1,910(358) P(2) (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

23 23 Dakshin Basaraj 130.56 1,047(202) P (-)(-5Km) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) Bala

24 24 Banikanta 24.35 122(2S) (-)(-SKm) H(-SKm) W (-)(-5Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

2S 25 'Uttar Chhota 97.12 674(131) PM (-)(-5Km) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) Haldibari

26 26 Uttar Khasbash 4S.S8 303(58) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

27 27 Basaraj Bala 26.42 191 (49) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) :-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

28 28 Uttar Baksiganj 443.92 2,4S6(458) P(4) PHS TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

29 29 Uttar Basaraj Bala lS6.69 476(93) P -)(S-10Km) TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

30 30 Chhoto Baksigaoj 9.84 Unihabited Andaran Khasbash

31 31 Khasbash 42.48 69(lS) (-)(-SKm) -)(S-10Km) :-)(-5Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

32 32 Bibiganj 143.99 309(7S) P -)(S-10Km) TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km)

33 33 Bajejama 93.76 742(144) (-)(-SKm) -)(S-10Km) :-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-}(S-10Km) Khasbash

34 34 Pran Majumdar 790.62 l,3S9(308) P(2) -)(S-10Km) TW (-)(S-l OKm) (-}(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

3S 35 Madhya Khas 180.00 1,449(288) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Bash

36 36 Madhya Baksiganj 148.. 92 1,279(274) P PHS TW (-)(S-10Km) (.)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

37 37 Purba Samilabas 113.96 639(139) P ')(S-l OKm) TW,W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) BS

38 38 Dakhsin Nijtaraf 67.60 410(91) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-SKm) (.)(·5Km) (-)(-SKm)

39 39 Andaran Bajejama 27.71 188(44) (-)(·5Km) -)(5-10Km) :-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)_

40 40 Dakshin 75.37 616(131) M (-)(·SKm) -)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm) Khasbash

41 41 Purba 76.92 73S(148) P(2) (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(S-10Km) Monday Thursday (-)(-SKm) Fatemamud 55 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village Distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in kJ:n.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR HaJdibari 1 W,TW 8.09 24.28 3.64 4.91

PR,KR,FD Haldibari 2 W 42.09 202.34 4.21

KR Hafdfbarf 3 W 12.14 112.91 5.51

KR Haldibari 5 W2.43 17.00 1.21 3.71

KR Haldibari 6 G.G.,W 9.71 38.45 48.96

KR Haldibari 4 W4.05 38.45 3.08

KR Haldibari 3 W 2.43 20.23 3.76 KR Haldibari 4 W 15.38 106.43 4.05 318.06

KR Haldibari 6 W 15.38 106.43 4.05 30.83

Unihabited W 1.21 7.69 0.40 0.54

KR Haldibari 6 W4.05 34.40 0.81 3.22

KR Haldibari 7 W,TK 10.12 119.38 2.02 12.47

KR Haldibari 8 W8.09 75.68 2.02 7.97

KR Haldibari 6 W,TK 10.12 146.64 4.86 628.91

KR Haldibari 4 TK,WTW 16.19 139.62 4.86 19.33

PR,KR Haldibari 6 W 10.12 117.36 3.24 18.20

PR,KR Haldibari 7 W8.09 43.30 30.24 32.33

PR Haldibari 5 ED W8.09 43.30 3.24 12.97

KR Haldibari 5 W2.87 18.12 1.21 5.42

KR Haldibari 7 W6.07 60.70 2.02 6.58

KR Hafdibari 7 W6.07 60.70 2.02 8.13 56 C.D. BLOCK HALDIBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Populati9n column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is 9iven) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational , Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. HALDIBAR!

42 42 Uttar f'iijtaraf 49.99 358(76) (·)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) :-)(-SKm) (-)(5-10Km) (·)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) \ 43 43 Purba 82.10 Unihabited Bakshinganj

44 44 Chhota Bobiganj 40.14 9S(18) P (-)(-SKm) :-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)'(-SKm)

45 45 Uttar Dari Bash 118.36 177(37) (-)(-SKm) -)(S-10Km) TW PO (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Khas Bash

46 46 Dakshin Bajejama 163.9S 1,313(269) P -)(5-10Km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Khasbash

47 47 Basmansing 31.60 93(19) (-)(-5Km) -)(S-1 OKm) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Kumar

48 48 Purba Jangalbosh 180.78 1,352(288) P-)(S-10Km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

49 49 Bajejama 82.10 343(71) (-)(-SKm) -)(5-10Km) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

50 50 Chhat Jamaldaha 82.36 444(92) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) W (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) BS

SI 51 Purba 50.76 281(61) P (-)(-5Km) TW,W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Hudamdanga S2 52 Jangalbosh 187.00 1,480(313) P(2)M (-)(-SKm) TW,W (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) BS 53 53 Nagar Sahebganj 369.8S 1,7S0(367) P(3)M (-)(-SKm) TW.R (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) S4 S4 Daribosh 161.87 551 (127) P(2) -)(S-10Km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 55 55 Jnankata Adhikari 8.03 69(17) (-)(-5Km) -)(S-10Km) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 56 56 Nijtara1 713.S4 1,977(392) P -)(5-10Km) TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) S7 57 Dakshin 181.82 1,260(243) P -)(5-10Km) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) 58 S8 Daripatlani 45.58 115(21) (-)(-SKm) -)(5-1 OKm) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) 59 59 Kamat Bindi 83.14 301 (S2) P -)(5-10Km) TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-1 OKm) (-)(S-10Km) 60 60 Mekliganj 614.32 1,383(285) P(2) -)(S-10Km) TW PO (-}(5-1OKml (-}(5-10Km) 61 61 Purba Daripattani 102.05 137(37) (-)(-5Km) -)(5-1 OKm) TW H(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) 62 62 Jharsingeswe,r 57.47 31(7) (-)(-5Km) -)(5-1 OKm) :-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

Total 149.48 78,8331 P-SO,M-6 HC-1 (Sq. Kms) 15537 H-l PHC-l PHS-2 57 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land'use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Fore_st Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Haldibari 8 W3.24 38.45 2.83 5.47

Unihibited W7.28 20.23 4.05 50.54

KR Haldibari 7 W4.05 32.37 2.02 1.70

KR Haldibari 6 W4.05 96.32 4.05 13.94

KR Haldibari 6 W 12.95 138.81 6.07 6.12

KR Haldibari 5 W3.24 23.07 1.67 3.62

KR Haldibari 6 ED W 12.14 152.57 4.05 12.02

KR Haldibari 5 W8.09 64.75 4.05 5.21

PR,KR Haldibari 8 ED W4.86 60.70 1.62 15.18

KR Haldibari 8 W,TW 2.02 36.42 0.81 11.51

PR.KR Haldibari 9 ED W8.09 151.76 2.03' 2.5.12 KR Haldibari 8 ED W 12.14 283.28 6.07 68.36 KR Haldibari 8 W4.05 80.94 36.42 40.46 KR Haldibari 10 W 1.61 5.67 0.75 KR Haldibari 12 ED R 20.23 592.06 16.19 85.06 KR Haldibari 11 W4.05 109.67 12.14 55.96

KR Haldibari 12 W 12.14 31.16 2.28 KR Haldibari 15 W28.33 47.35 7.46 KR Haldibari 15 TW 50.59 513.14 50.59 KR Haldibari 16 W3.24 88.22 10.59 KR Haldibari 16 W 0.40 R,O 0.81 53.42 2.84

G.C., W, TW, R-1011.72 10300.24 274.72 3035.49 GC, W-9.71,W.TK-22.27 W-554.44, W, TW-42.48 W,TW,R-121.41 TK.W,TW-16.19,R-20.23 R,0-0.81 58 C.D. BLOCK COOCH BEHAR· I VILLAGE

51. Loca- Name 01 Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 krns. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7. 8 9 10

P.S. KOCH BIHAR 114 Dalua Dasgir 1,125.87 2,073(408) P(2) (-)(10+Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) .(-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 2 1 15 Gayergart 187.26 1,498(287) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 3 1;6 Talliguri 373.22 2,479(480) P(2)MH (-}(5-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) -BS 4 117 Purba Phalimari 389.35 773(152) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) S 1 18 G hargharia 721.S7 2,190(418) P(3) (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 6 119 Danaguri 505.31 4,S12(816) P(2) (-)(5-10Kms) T,TW PO Mon & Friday BS 7 120 Kunldanga 137.79. 402(82) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) '8 121 Dakshin Ambari 62.68 196~40) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 9 122 Bhojanpur 104.64 659(137) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) f-)(-5Kms) 10 123 Jhinaidanga 266.77 l,S8S(306) P,M (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kmsl BS 11 124 Lankabar 132.35 1,675(318) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 12 125 Kharimala Khagrabari Included in Kharimale Khagrabari OG 13 126 Guriahati Included in Guriahati NM 14 127 Harinchowra 162.13 1.S59(303) P,M,H (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 15 128 Gudam Maharani 41.18 1.186(231) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS Ganj 16 129 Chhat Guriahati 65.01 3,225(59S) P(2)M (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 17 130 Sahar Cooch Behar Included in Guriahati NM 18 131 Ghugumari 1,127.42 9,990 P(6)M,H PHS TW PO Man-Tuesday BS (1,944) 19 132 Male~har 25.12 50(10) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 20 133 Bhaladanga 1'1.63 58(13) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 21 137 Bara Athara Kotha 367.52 1.670(310) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 22 138 Chhota Atharakoth 574.98 2,609(479) P(3) H(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 23 139 Barabhita 294.74 1,S22(296) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 24 140 Pachim Moamari 784.51 4,606(920) P PHS(2) TW PO Sun-Wad.day (-)(-SKms) 25 141 574.98 2,882(567) P(2)M (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Dighalhati 26 142 Dudherkuthi 443.67 4,922(902) P,M,H (-)(5-10Kms) TW PO Sun & Tuesday BS Dewanbash ~7 143 Kalabarighal 25S.11 2,96S{S41) P,M (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 28 144 Chandisal 182.08 524(99) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (·)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 29 145 Charakerkuthi 192.9S 1,561 (303) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Dewanbas 30 146 Charakerkuthi 264.44 1,969(378) P PHS TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 31 147 Hirakuthi 36.78 340(80) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Krns) 32 148 Houargari 189.07 2,277(449) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-SKms) 33 149 Simulguri 432.53 1,607(32S) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 34 lS0 Gokuler Kuthi 198.65 834(162) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 59 DIRECTORY AMENITI~S AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar-16 ,TW-22.18 772.B2 130.37 200.50 KR Koch Bihar-16 ED TW-2.00 133.00 7.26 45.00 PR,KR Koch Bihar-l0 ED 1.62 TW-78.00 239.35 4.00 50.25 KR Koch Bihar-13 ED TW-70.00 205.00 14.00 100.35 KR Koch Bihar-14 490.00 65.00 166.57

PR,KR Koch Bihar-8 ED TW-14.68 480.63 6.00 4.00 KR Koch Bihar-7 ED,EC 100.29 6.00 31.50 KR Koch Bihar-7 ED,EC 40.00 12.28 10.40 KR Koch Bihar-l0 ED 70.00 24.14 10.50 KR,PR Koch Bihar-8 TW-6.07 252.93 4.05 3.72 KR Koch Bihar-2 R-60.75 29.25 5.00 37.35 Included in Kharimale Khagrabari OG Included in Guriahati NM KR,PR Koch Bihar-4 ED 110.00 2.00 50.13 PR,KR Koch Bihar-4 ED 15.00 2.08 24.10

PR,KR Koch Bihar-l ED 42.00 23.01 Included in Guriahati NM PR,KR \ Koch Bihar-5 ED,EC 6.88 TW-12.34 782.66 32.10 293.44

PR,KR Koch Bihar-S ED 20.00 5.12 PR,KR Koch Bihar-5 ED 80.00 31.63 KR Koch Bihar-13 265.00 2.22 100.30 KR Koch Bihar-14 TW-6.85 ·413.15 4.68 150.30 KR Koch Bihar-18 ED TW-B.l0 201.90 4.S0 80.24 KR Koch Bihar-25 ED TW-2'0.50 539.50 4.21 220.30 KR Koch Bihar-25 TW:3.30 286.70 4.48 280.50

PR,KR Koch Bihar-14 ED TW-O.78 314.22 B.17 120.50

PR,KR Koch Bihar-13 ED TW-2.29 187.71 5.11 60.00 I5R KQch Bihar-16 ED TW-S.76 64.24 8.08 104.00 KR Koch Bihar-16 ED TW-3.20 133.80 5.05 50.90

PR,KR Koch Bihar-16 ED TW-l0.70 110.30 3.14 140.30 KR Koch Bihar-18 TW-1.33 23.67 3.28 8.50 KR Koch Bihar-8 TW-6.20 131.80 51.07 PR,KR Koch Bihar-20 TW-9.00 29B.00 5.23 120.30 KR Koch Bihar-17 TW-4.92 125.08 8.25 60.40 60 C.D. BLOCK COOCH BEHAR - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it In brackets the distance In broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place' where the faciil~ available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P_S. KOCH BIHAR 35 151 Chhat Gokuler 90.30 729(143) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Ku,thi 36 152 Chhat Dudher 317.79 2,328(436) P (-~(5-10Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Kuthi 37 153 Dudherkuthi 235.43 1,471 (292) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 38 154 Bhogdatiari Kesab 444.96 2,522(S23) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKm!?) (-)(-SKms) BS 39 1S5 Mainaguri Singljan 48.69 493(96) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 40 1S6 Chhat Elajan 11S.S1 1.634(334) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 41 1S7 Ginarkuthi 121.99 700(142) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 42 1S8 Kanibil Kankanguri 81.81 446(8) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS

43 1S9 Bengdubgiriar 190.36 25(6) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Kuthi 44 160 Bagmara 130.28 799(169) PM (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 45 161 Kataman 134.68 1,231 (253) P,M,H (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 46 162 Brahmotar 413.88 2,544(521) P M.H,CWC TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Kasaldanda 47 163 Phalimari 478.11 2,899(561) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) BS 48 164 Paschim 178.97 1,416(303) P,M (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Hari Bhanga 49 165 Dewanbas 627.55 2,503(514) P,M (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Sun-Wed. day (-)(-SKms) 50 166 Bhoterhat 26.68 221 (42) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 51 167 Maghpala 248.90 1.943(370) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) 52 168 Petbhata Magupall 1S0.48 1,013(188) P,M (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 53 169 Kanchiarkuthi 12.43 12S(24) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 54 170 Kathalbari 73.30 66S(130) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) 55 171 Rajpur 527.06 3,33S(654) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) S6 172 Andaran 24.60 30(6) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(5-10Kr;ns) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Kasaldanga 57 173 Hastabud 19S.29 1,713(333) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(.SKms) Kasaldanga 58 174 Balagram 173.01 1,027(197) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(~SKms) (-)(-SKms) 59 175 Patplsu 396.71 712(1S4) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 60 176 Chandamari 674.17 4,973(1033) P(3)A,H PHS T,TW PO Tues&Friday (-)(5-10Kms) 61 177 Kasiabari 33.1S 217(41) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms) 62 F8 Baiatl 248.12 1,396(278) P (-)(-SKms) TW PO Satur&Wed.day (-)(S-10Kms) 63 179 Jaga~huli 116.03 470(100) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) Bhaanthana Amar 64 180 Chhat Bhaarithana 80.81 82(19) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-fOKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 65 181 Chheda~har 40.14 43S(80) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(5-1 OKms) Mon-Wed.day (-)(-SKms) 66 182 Putimari 47.66 268(S4) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 61 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest. Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in·!

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar-12 ED,EAG TW-40.50 24.50 5.10 20.20

KR Koch Bihar-18 TW-1.00 234.00 2.50 80.29

PR,KR Koch Bihar-16 175.00 5.23 55.29 PR,KR Koch Bi~ar-17 TW-26.00 299.00 9.36 110.60 KR Koch Bihar-18 ED 36.00 2.19 10.50 PR,KR Koch Bihar-20 TW-1.00 108.00 6.51 KR Koch Bihar-2Z TW-1.26 84.74 0.50 35.49 PR,KR Koch Bihar-23 TW-0.75 59.25 1.00 20.81

KR Koch Bihar-23 135.00 55.36

KA Koch Bihar-25 92.00 2.08 36.20 PR,KR Koch Bihar-27 ED 95.00 39.68 KR Koch Bihar-28 TW-18.55 276.45 8.18 110.70

PR,KR Koch Bihar-24 TW-12.00 333.00 3.11 130.00 KR Koch Bihar-33 TW-1S.51 106.0S 53.37

KR Koch Bihar-31 TW-133.20 306.80 7.05 180.50 KR Koch Bihar-27 20.00 6.68 KR Koch Bih(\r-28 TW-3S.38 134.62 4.40 70.50 KR Koch Bihar-29 TW-5.60 9S.40 3.20 42.28 KR Koch Bihar-32 ED 8.00 4.43 KR Koch Bihar-32 TW-40.50 14.50 18.30 KR Koch Bihar-32 425.00 2.06 100.00 KR Koch Bihar-30 18.00 1.00 5.60

KR Koch Bihar-29 TW-1.95 138.05 2.0S 53.20

KR Koch Bihar;32 125.00 1.01 47.00 KR Koch Bihar-32 ED TW-4.05 108.95 2.02 281.69 KR Koch Bihar-33 ED TW-10.00 470 ..00 194.17 KR Koch Bihar-34 ED 27.00 O.BO 5.35 • KR Koch Bihar-33 TW-2.00 204.79 41.33 KR Koch Bihar-34 TW-40.50 39.50 36.03

KR Koch Bihar-35 58.00 2.00 20.B1 KR Koch Bihar-35 TW-7.00 25.00 2.04 6.10 KR Koch Bihar-36 TW-3.DO 35.00 1.06 8.60 62 C.D_ BLOCK COaCH BEHAR· I VILLAGE

SI. LOca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is'shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance In broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms, of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway S~ation, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph If any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P,S. KOCH BIHAR 67 183 Chhedar Jhar 74.07 333(74) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-){S-10Kms) 68 184 Slbpur 41S.9S 1,333(256) P (-)(-SKms). TW (-)(-SKms) Sun-Tuesday (-)(S-10Kms) 69 18S Dakshln Putlmari 33.67 61 (14) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(S-10Kms) Phuleswari 70 186 Phuleswari 101.01 UNINHABITED 71 187 Salbari 467.7S 1,988(414) P (-)(-SKms) TW (~)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(S-10Kms) 72 188 Hardebchheda~lfa 171.98 1,108(218) P(2) (-){-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 73 189 Putimari Phuleswa S09.4S 2,963(S93) P (-)(cSKms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 74 190 Kharija Phuleswari 327.11 2,284(446) P (-){-SKms) W,TW (-}(-SKms) Sun-Wed.day (-}(S-1 OKms) 7S 191 Paitkapara ISS.S6 838(17S) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Mon-Thurs.day (-)(S-10Kms) 76 192 Hatiram Salbari 112.66 460(88) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-1 OKms) 77 193 Brahmathar 70.4S S71(120) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Gharkhola 78 194 Sitalbas 2SS.37 I,S23(298) (-)(-sKms) (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 79 19S Brahmatra Salbari 10S.41 694(136) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 80 196 Tangtangi 30.S6 283(49) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 81 197 Kharija Naldhondrc 441.33 2,69S(SI6) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 82 198 Charakpara 409.14 2,080(416) P (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(S-10Kms) 83 199 Patchhara 1,231.80 8,013 P(4) (-)(-SKms) W,TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (1,554) 84 200 Bara Naldhondra 16S.S0 1,267(22S) P,M,H (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(10+Kms) 8S 201 Jibramer Kuthi 190.11 1,123(210) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-){-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 86 202 Kachamari 331.26 1,617(340) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(10+Kms) 87 203 Khalisaguri 54.39 262(53) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-){10+Kms) 88 204 Holdimohan 644.6S 4,011(845) P,M,H PHS TW PO Mon-Thursday (-){-SKms) 89 20S Morangamari 396.79 2,3S6(476) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 90 206 Elajaner Kuthi 213.93 1,086(213) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 91 207 Mainaguri IS8.77 904(192) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Kangkanguri 92 208 Kursamari 8S.21 370(72) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 93 209 Dasagram 38.07 289(60) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 94 210 Aulibari 14.50 44(10) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 95 211 Panthabari 97.90 781 (IS2) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 96 212 Ekmukha 373.74 2,496(486) P,M (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 97 213 Silkhuri Dwitiakhar 112.92 398(81) P {-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-){-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 98 214 Silkhuri 12S.87 86S(173) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda 99 215 Silkhuribas 320.90 1,714(343) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 100 216 Ghegerkuthi 98.68 924(199) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 101 217 Sonakhali 146.85 1,3S8(246) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Sun-Thursday (-)(-5Kms) 63 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest I rrigated by Unirrigaled Cullurable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar-36 TW-0.50 70.00 3.57 KR Koch Bihar-32 TW-S.OO 295.00 115.95 KR Koch Bihar-40 TW-0.50 30.00 3.17

UNINHABITED TW-0.50 92.00 8.51 KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-l0.1S 430.00 27.60 KR Dinhala-23Kms TW-7.50 140.00 0.48 24.00 KR Dinhata-24Kms ED TW-72.S0 400.00 36.95 KR Dinhata -21 Kms TW-l1.75 283.25 2.01 30.10 KR Dinhata-21 Kms 6.07 TW-3.20 130.00 16.39 KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-8.2S 95.00 9.41 KR Dinhata-21 Kms TW-7.00 45.00 18.45

KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-S.OO 202.00 1.50 46.87 KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-S.50 85.00 2.41 10.50 KR Dinhata-23Kms TW-4.00 22.00 4.56 KA Dinhata-22Kms TW-ll.50 380.00 1.50 48.33 KR Dinhata-23Kms TW-15.50 285_0'0 108.64 KR Dinha!a-24Kms TW-25.95 860.00 '15.00 330.85

KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-S.OO 111.00 1.20 44.30 KR Dinhata-22Kms TW-4.60 135.00 50.51 KR Dinhala-50Kms TW-l.50 240.00 '89.76 KR Dinhata-24Kms TW-0.80 38.00 1.50 14.09 PR,KR Dinhata-20Kms ED TW-4.25 460.02 180.38 KR Dinhata-20Kms TW-6.00 280.00 5.19 105.60 PR,KR Dinhata-21 Kms TW-5.80 150.00 5.13 53.00 Dinhata-21 Kms 140.00 1.17 17.60

Dinhata-25Kms 80.20 5.01 Dinhata-25Kms ED 33.00 5.07 KR Koch Bihar-24Kms 10.00 4.50 KR Koch Bihar-24Kms ED TW-3.00 70.00 24.90 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-14.62 310.00 49.12 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms ED TW-3.04 90.00 19.88 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-8.62 82.00 35.25

KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-20.84 215.00 6.90 78.16 KR Koch Bihar-24Kms 75.00 1.18 22.50 KR Koch Bihar-17Kms TW-1.90 110.00 4.15 30.80 64 C.D. BLOCK COaCH BEHAR - I VILLAGE

81. Loca· Name at Village Total Total Amenities available (it not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and lOt kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is ~iven) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P .S. KOCH BIHAR 102 218 Rashidanga 34.4S 4S1(80) P,M,H D TW PO Sun-Wed. day BS Dwitiakhanda 103 219 Khairamari 28.23 S58(11S) (-)(-SKms) (-){S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) Sun-Wed.day (-)(-SKms) 104 220 Chhota Elajan 23.31 271(61) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 105 ,221 Bara Elajan 110.S9 1,110(2S2) P(2),M,f1 (·)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 106 222 Rasidanga 228.44 1,721 (32S) P D TW PO Thurs-Friday BS Prathamkhanda. 107 223 Sialdaha 112.92 1,011 (203) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW .(-) (-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda 108 224 Bara Nalangibari 418.02 2,602(498) P,M,H (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 109 22S Sialdaha 18.6S 74(13) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 110 226 Jhaljhali 13S.20 876(174) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wednesday (-)(-SKms) Saturday 111 227 Chhota Na/angibar 203.83 l,S17(318) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Man-Thursday (-)(-SKms) 112 228 Jongra 110.33 S74(104) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 113 229 Haribbanga 786.32 5.491 P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (1,068) 114 230 Dakshin Kursamar 56.98 66S(129) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 115 231 Dayler Chhara 278.96 2,178(423) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) 116 232 Nakkati 261.S9 1,761 (365) P,M,H (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 117 233 Pushnadanga 406.89 3,132(613) P(2) .(-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 118 234 Atharanala 124.58 1,088(214) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 119 23S 432.53 S,S4S(1081) ·)M,H,PUC PHS,D TW PO Sun-Wed.day BS,RS Moamari 120 236 Sisabguri 96.61 9S6(203) P (-)(-SKm~) TW,T (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS 121 237 Ghegirghat 332.5S 1,942(392) P (-)(-SKms) TW,T PO (-)(-SKms) BS Gangaber 122 238 Kuthi 224.5S 2,4S0(471) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 123 239 Dhaliabari 280.24 3,169(611) P,M,H (-)(-SKms) TW,TK (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Panigram 124 240 Ghugumari 188.03 969(210) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 125 241 Natnarpar 13S.46 94S(188) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 126 242 Latkarpur 28.7S 428(85) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 127 243 Baghroa 145.30 1,069(234) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Mon-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 128 244 Kalakata 6S.01 S63(101) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-S~ms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 129 24S Dakshin Boragari 28.49 314(60) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 130 246 Ghoramara 173.53 1 ,3~S(269) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 131 247 Bhojanpur S9.31 434(86) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Katnatipara 132 248 Dhairhat 173.27 1,110(214) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 65 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND l>AND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Koch Bihar-18Kms ED TW-1.22 25.00 8.23

KR Koch Bihar-1SKms 22.00 6.23 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-4.05 12.00 1.20 6.06 KR Koch Bihar-21 Kms TW-8.00 84.86 5.14 12.59 PR.KR Koch Bihar-20Kms ED TW-36.00 130.00 62.44

KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-39.00 69.00 4.92

PR,KA Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-41.14 329.00 47.88 KR ~och Bihar-20Kms 15.00 3.65

KA Koch Bihar-26Kms TW-8.35 95.00 31.85

KR Koch Bihar-26Kms TW-7.00 185.00 11.S3 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms TW-4.50 96.32 9.51 KR Koch Bihar-25Kms TW-20.50 726.00 39.S2

KR Koch Bihar-21 Kms TW-45.00 6.98 5.00 KR Koch Bihar-12Kms TW-9.30 214.00 3.23 52.43 PR,KR Koch Bihar-18Kms TW-16.20 190.00 4.00 51.39 KR,PR Koch Bihar-18Kms TW-45.46 317.00 4.05 40.38 KA,PA Koch BihaH 6Kms TW-27.00 65.00 4.00 28.58 PR,KR Koch Bihar-14Kms ED TW-53.00 280.00 99.53

PR,!

PR,KR Koch Bihar-7Kms ED TW-ll.44 130.00 S3.11 PR,KR Koch Bihar-8Kms ED,EC TW-S.OO 190.00 82.24

KR Koch Bihar-8Kms EC TW-3.00 134.00 51.03 PR,KA Koch Bihar-10Kms TW-l1.25 107.00 17.21 PR,KR Koch Bihar-9Kms TW-3.75 20.00 5.00 PR,KR Kocb Bihar-8Kms TW-2.00 115.30 28.00 PA,KA Koch Bihar-9Kms TW-S.OO 37.00 20.01 K-R Koch Blhar-8Kms .. 25.40 3.09 KR Koch Bihar-8Kms ED TW-8.00 125.00 40.53 KR Koch Bihar-l1 Kms 37.00 22.31

=0 TW-4.00 130.74 38.53 66 C.D. BLOCK COOCH BEHAR - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Dayq Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. KOCH BIHAR 133 249 Panisala 270.65 6,103 P(4)M (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Man-Friday (-)(-5Kms) (1,206) 134 250 Moamari 305.88 1,821 (352) P(3)M,H (-){-5Kms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 135 251 Nawabganj 916.08 7,696 P(4),M,H (-){-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(·5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) Balasi (1,503) 136 252 Gosain,ganj 17S.08 1,633(328) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Thursday (-)(-SKms) 137 253 Jiranpur 310.80 2,148(406) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW PO Man-Friday BS 138 254 Ruier Kuthi 27.45 156(25) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW . (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 139 25S Bara Balasi 107.48 779(158) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 140 256 Panimara Kuthi 214.71 1,162(218) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 141 257 Dhumpur Balasi 209.S3 1,128(24S) P(2)H (-)(-SKms) TW PO Man-Thursday (-)\-SKms) 142 258 Barapak 104.12 760(158) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 143 259 Chokuni 29.78 328(82) (-)(-5Kms) _(-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 144 2~0 Tupamari Dewanb. 150.48 992(214) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 14S 261 Daharerpar 69.67 373(72) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 146 262 Chatra S7.50 379(73) P,M (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) Chekardara 147 263 Kanikata 80.81 '409(81) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Seoraguri Total 362.42 2262881 P(155) 0(3) (Sq. Kms) 44453 M(26) CWC(2) H(17) PHC(1) PUC(1) PHS(7) AC(1) 67 DIRECTORY AMENmESANDLANDUSE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

to ~ & Supply hectares roundeq upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Koch Bihar-16Kms TW-71.00 950.00 249.65

PR,~R Koch Bihar-18Kms TW-10.60 230.00 65.28 PR,KR Koch Bihar-15Kms ED,EAC 3.24 TW-96.02 580.00 236.82

PR,KR Koch Bihar-18Kms ED,EO,EAG TW-49.50 80.00 40.28 5.30 PR,KR Koch Bihar-20Kms ED,EC TW-9.50 211 .00 40.00 50.30 KR Koch Bihar-22Kms TW-6.00 15.00 6.45 KR Koch Bihar-18Kms EAG TW-6.2S 72.00' 29.23 KR Koch Bihar-18Kms TW-11.00 180.00 23.71 KR Koch Bihar-17Kms ED,EC TW-14.75 135.00 59.78 KR Koch Bihar-20Kms EAg TW-6.25 91.00 6.87 KR Koch Bihar-19Kms 24.00 5.78 PR,KR Koch Bihar-21 Kms ED TW-S.OO 125.18 20.30 KR Koch Bihar-21 Kms TW-S.20 60.00 4.47 KR,PR Koch Bihar-21 Kms ED 5.67 TW-1.00 45.00 5.83

KR Koch Bihar EAg 73.00 7.81

23.48 TW-1723.36 25531.89 599.88 7985.15 R-60.75 68 C.D. BLOCK COaCH BEHAR-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if nol available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to It in brackets tM distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketJhat. Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7· 8 9 10

P.S. KOCIi B.IHAR 1 Putimari Baksibas 1,457.6S 2.402(402) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 2 2 Basadaha Natibari 999.22 3,414(601) P(3) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Sunday, (-)(5-10Kms) " Wednesday 3 3 Sajhirpara 699.04 4,S77 (73S) P(3) (-)(-S~ms) TW',T PO (-)(-SKms) RS Ghoramara 4 4 Khagribari 730.12 4,769(838) P(4) (-)(-SKrus) TW (-)(-SKms). (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) S 5 Singimari 649.S7 3,23d(576) P.M.H (-)(-5Kms) TW PO Daily BS Pachunipara 6 6 Ghhat Singimari 1,457.65 3,20S(604) P(2) PHC TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 7 7 Sukdhhaner Kuthi 379.43 2,195(378) P(2)M (-)(5-10Kms) TW PTO Thurs,Sunday (-)(-SKms) 8 8 Sakunibala 102.82 4.292:(818) P(4) (-)(5-10Kms) TW,T PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 9 9 Kalarajer Kuthi 1,486.6S 14,436 P(6)M.H (-)(.SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS (2,697) 10 1Q Bara Rangras 1,lS2.03 6,166 P(S)M.H CHW TW PO Mon,Fri, (-)(-SKms) (1,300) Tues,Saturday 11 11 Sal mara 260.81 1,t344(283) P(2) (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-l(-SKms) 12 12 Kalmandasghri 901.89 497(99) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 13 13 Atialiguri 321.94 1,868(362) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 14 14 Uttar Sibpur .318.31 2,011 (373) P(2) CHW TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 1S 1S Harinmara 139.34 874(189) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) 16 16 Gopalpur 2,005.69 10,410 P(8)H PHC,CHW TW PO Thurs,Monday BS (2,124) 17 17Dudumari 238.28 1,3S7(257) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 18 18 Daldali 65.79 346(66) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 19 19 Tapsikhata 75.37 323(61) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 20 20 Kumtirghat 246.S7 1,622(277) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms). 21 21 Marichbari 1,SSS.81 9,604 P(6)M PHS TW PO,Phone Fri,Mon, BS (1,840) Tues,Saturday 22 22 Kar Karguri 122.77 517(98) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 23 23 Malish Baltan 57.S0 227(S1) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (.)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 24 24 Dhalaguri 293.19 1,790(355) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 2S 2S Bhaltaguri 379.43 2,103(407) M (-)(5-10Kms) TW,R PO Thurs,Sunday (-)(-SKms) 26 26 Bagabari 128.98 1,009(210) P PHC TW,R (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Dwitiyakhanda 27 27 Kholta 1,344.20 10,659 P(6)M2,H PHS,O TW,T PO Sat,Wed BS (1,993) 28 28 Bokalirmath 186.22 1,385(280) P (-)(-SKms) TW PO Tuesday,Sat BS 29 29 Ambari 1,485.10 7,388 P(9)M2,H (-)(S-10Kms) TW,R PO Sun., Mon. (-)(-SKms) (1,466) Thurs. & Friday 30 30 Kaljani 1,434.34 7,946 P(8)H PHS,CHW TW,T PTO Sun,Thurday BS 69 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND 'LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Kochbihar38Kms 3.00 TW 3.05 1,216.60 85.00 150.00 KR Kochbihar22Kms 25.00 TW 5.05 949.17 20.00

KR Kochbihar19Kms TW 9.10 689.94

KR Kochbihar22Kms ED 84.00 TW 5.05 641.07 PR Kochbihar25Kms ED 40.00 TW 5.05 604.52

PR Kochbihar25Kms ED 30.00 TW 7.10 1,420.55 KR Kochbihar23Kms ED TW 3.05 375.38 1.00 KR Kochbihar23Kms .ED TW 3.05 99.77 PR Kochbihar16Kms ED TW,TWE 19.20 1,466.55 0.90

KR Kochbihar22Kms ED 1.00 TW 7.10 1,142.83 1.10

KR Kochbihar20Kms TW 5.10' 255.71 KR Kochbihar23Kms TW·5.90 '890.99 5.00 KR Kochbihar25Kms TW 3.05 313.89 5.00 KR Alipurduar15Kms .. TW,TWE,R 5.10 283.21 30.00 KR Kochbitiar30Kms TW 5.10 134.24 PR ~Kochbihar32Kms ED 20.00 TW 16.20 1,969.49

KR Alipurduar5Kms ED TW 12.35 225.93 KR Alipurduar6Kms JW 3.05 62.74 KR Alipurduar5Kms TW,TWE 3.00 72.37 KR Alipurduar5Kms ED TW 5.10 241.47 PR Alipurduar5Kms ED TW, R 43.50 1,512.31

KR Kochbihar22Kms 10.00 TW 6.30 106.47 KR Kochbihar16Kms TW 3.05 54.45 , KR Koch Bihar14Kms ED TW 3.05 290.'14

KR Koch Bihar18Kms TW 3.05 376~38 PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 3.05 125.93

PR Alipurduar5!

PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW,R 3.55 182.67 KR Koch Bihar16Kms ED TW 5.10 1,480.00

PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 19.20 1,415.14 70 C.O. BLOCK COOCH BEHAR-II VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within tfle village, a dash (-) is shown in. the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facili!l available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable} Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. KOCH BIHAR (1,539) 31 31 Boragari 69.11 273(48) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW,T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 32 32 Ba{akhata 71.22 S17(9S) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW,T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 33 33 Baneswar 238.28 3,800(737) P(4)H, PHC,D TW,T PTO Wed,Sunday BS,RS PUC 34 34 Kuthipa!1a 1S3.S9 1,202(230) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW,T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 35 35 Barabari 1S9.80 979(182) P,M (-)(-SKms) TW,T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS Prathamkhada 36 36 Hatiduba 327.12 1,996(388) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) TW,T PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 37 37 Ichhamari 247.60 1,872(361) P CHW TW (-)-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 38 38 Chhagalber 119.40 61S(120) P CHW TW PO Daily BS 39 39 Ikarchala 34S.50 2,054(41S) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 40 40 Uttar Maralountara 97.90 394(71) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 41 4~ Nageswarguri 133.13 1,130(214) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 42 42 Uttar Peshtarjhar 176.61 1,636(289) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 43 43 Araji Kakribari 77.18 198(32) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) t-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 44 44 Kachuara Kuthi 63.20 662(112) (-)(-SKms) (:)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms). (-)-SKms) 45 45 Konamalli 4S4.03 2,360(477) P(3)M CHW TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKiTls) 46 46 Dhangdhiguri 317.53 2,433(485) P(2)H PHS TW PO Monday, BS Friday 47 47 Holanger Kuthi 21S.49 1,238(2S4) P (-)(-SKms) TW PO Thurs,Sunday (-)(-SKms) 48 48 Chhota Rangras 1S6.21 799(160} P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(~SKms) BS 49 49 Hoglabari 202.28 2,573(503) P PHC T,TW Phone (-)(-SKms) BS,RS 50 50 Bagbhandar 62.16 706(119) P(2) (-)(-SKms) T,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 51 51 Angrakata 211.60 1,343(247) . P (-)(-SKms) T,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS 52 S2 . Basantapur 152.81 1,021 (200) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Krns) (-)(-SKms) BS 53 53 Chhoto Khairatibar 28.7S 204(38) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 54 54 Dharnabarer 281.53 1,845(376) P(2) CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Kuthi ,5S S5 Chandan Chonera 36S.4S 2,841 (S67) P (-)(-SKms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) BS S6 56 Petbhata Chandan 15S.87 1,299(2f8) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKrns) (-)(-SKrns) (-)(-SKms) Chonera 57 57 Karibharal 35.22 222(44) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 58 58 Sajhibana 327.63 2,102(418) P CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms) Kathalbari 59 59 Salmara 329.45 1,371 (249) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Tritiyakhanda 60 60 Aralguri 149.44 67S(138) P (-)(-SKms} TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 61 61 Oeutibari 189.59 900(172} P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) 62 62 Hokakura 102.82 116(24) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 63 631chhamari 371.40 11S(24) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 71 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal platfBs) Village distance Farest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area nat (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand far grave&) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar13Kms TW 3.05 64.06 2.00 KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 5.05 66.17 PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED .. TW,TWE,R 30.20 208.08

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED. TW 5.10 148.49 PR Koch Bihar11 Kms 4.00 TW 3.05 150.75 2.00

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW,TWE 13.95 313.17 PR Koch Bihar16Kms ED TW 5.20 242.40 PR Koch Bihar14Kms ED TWTWE 15.30 104.10 PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW,TWE 15.30 330.20 KR 'Koch Biharl0Kms ED TW 3.05 94.85 KR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 3.05 130.08 KR Koch Biharl0Kms ED TW,TWE 9.30 167.31 KR J

KR Koch Bihar20Kms ED TW 5.10 210.39 PR Koch Bihar16Kms ED TW 3.05 153.16 PR Koch Bihar17Kms ED TW 7.10 195.18' PR Koch Bihar18Kms ED TW 6.30 55.86 PR Koch Bihar17Kms ED TW 45.50 166.10 PR Koch Bihar16Kms ED TW3.05 149.76 KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 1.05 27.70 PR Koch Bihar14Kms ED TW 5.20 276.33

PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW,TWE 36.80 328.65 KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW,TWE5.2S 150.62

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW 1.05 34.17 KR Koch Bihar16Kms ED TW 5.10 322.53

KR Koch Bihar17Kms ED TW 3.05 326.40 0.15

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW 3.05 146.24 KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW 3.05 186.54 KR Koch Bihar13Kms TW 9.10 93.72 KR Koch Bihar15Kms TW 9.10 362.30 72 C.D. BLOCK COaCH BEHAR-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

p,.S. KOCH BIHAR Chapaguri 64 64 Paschim..... 169.90 701 (14' P (-}(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Chapaguri 65 65 Kalapani 1093.49 4,093(829) P(2)M CHW TW PO Tues,Satday (-)(5-10Kms) 66 66 Baldiahati 176.12 549(126) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 67 67 Kawalipara 69.93 342(73) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 68 68 Haripara 169.39 645(130) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS 69 69 Madhupur 102.0S 960(191) .P(2)H pHW TW PO Thursday PSG 70 70 Cha-cha 191.14 797(176) P (-)(-SKms) TWO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 71 71 Masticate 216.01 1,647(342) P (-)(:SKms) TWO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) PSG 72 72 Jaynarayaner. 142.71 1,302(207) P CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Kuthi 73 73 Kochuban Banam 111.89 701 (119) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Khana 74 74 Palashguri 24.86 218(47) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 75 75 Khairatibari 87.28 498(87) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) '(-)(-SKms) 76 76 Raser Kuthi 177.67 1,08S(216) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 77 77 Kamrangaguri 78.99 394(86) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 78 78 Malatigurl 69.1S 173(37) P (-)(-SKms) 'rW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 79 79 Ghierhari 60.86 268(63) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 80 80 Jatrapur 290.60 3,389(675) P,H PHS T,TW (-)(-SKms) Daily BS 81 81 Kaminirghat 306.91 2,228(412) P (-)(-SKms) . TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 82 82 Tengamari 169.90 1,693(343) P,M (-)(-SKms) T,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKm.s) (-)(-SKms) 83 83 Jidharer Kuthi 74.S9 1,162(219) P (-) (-S Kms) T,TW PO Mon,Friday BS 84 84 Chharar Kuthi 47.66 436(74) P (-)(-SKms) T,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(.SKms) (-)(-SKms) 8S 85 Maranadir Kuthi 300.70 2,334(449) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Thurs,Sunday (-)(-SKms) 86 86 Paschim 68.12 391 (55) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Bhogramguri 87 87 Banchu Kamari 215.23 2,088(400) P(2) (-)(-SKms) T,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS 88 88 Mohisbathan 215.75 3,557(639) P(2)PUC T,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Prathamkhanda 89 89 Khagrabari 568.76 14,723 P(6)H T,TW PO Daily BS (2,787) 90 90 Dedearpar 132.87 1,469(291) P (-)(S-10Kms) T,TW (-)(-SKms) Tues,Satday BS 91 91 Kharija Kakribari 213.93 1,919(359) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW PO (-}(-SKms) BS 92 92 Kokoabari 35.74 296(63} (-}(-5Kms) (-}(5-10Kms) TW (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 93 93 Sonari Nikatiar 142.71 '839(149) P (·}(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-SKms) BS Kuthi 94 94 Sonari Kokeribari 254.08 1,622(350) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 95 95 Uttar Gayergari 59.31 S4S(110) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 96 96 Sonari 281.75 1,755(348) P(2) CHW TW PO (-)(-SKms)' BS 73 DIRECTORY' AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area n,ot (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar14Kms ED TW 3.05 166.85

KR Koch Bihar14Kms, ED 4.00 TW 14.15 1,075.34 KR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TW 1.05 175.07 KR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TW 1.05 68.88 PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 1.05 168.34 PR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TWOS.05 99.00 KR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TWO 3.05 188.09 PR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 8.15 207.86 PR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TW,TWE 26.30 119·41

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW 3.05 108.~4

KR Koch Bihar13Kms ED TW 1.05 23.81 KR Koch Bihar11 Kms TW 3.05 83.78 0.45 KR Koch Bihar9Kms TW 3.05 1'74.62 KR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 1.05 77.94 KR Koch Bihar9Kms 12.00 TW 1.05 56.10 KR kOCh Bihar10Kms TW 1.05 59.81 KR Koch Bihar8Kms ED TW 12.35 278.25 PR Koch Bihar5Kms ED 2.00 TW,TWE 12.15 292.76 KR Koch Bihar6Kms E8 TW 13.15 156.75 PR Koch Bihar8Kms ED TW 9.10 65.49 KR Koch Bihar7Kms ED TW 5.10 42.56 KR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TW 3.50 297.20 KR Koch Bihar6Kms ED TW 3.50 63.02 1.60

PR Kocl) Bihar6Kms ED TW,R 10.10 205.13 PR Koch Bihar5Kms ED TW 5.10 210.65

PR Koch Bihar4Kms ED TW,TWE 16.20 552.56

PR Koch Bihar8Kms ED TW,TWE 12.95 119.92 PR Koch Bihar8Kms ED TW,TWE 16.20 197.73 PR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 2.15 32.59 1.00 PR Koch Bihar11 Kms ED TW 5.10 130.11 1.50

PR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW7.10 246.98 KR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 3.05 56.26 .PR Koch Bihar8Kms ED TW 7.10 274.65 74 C.D. BLOCK COaCH BEHAR-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total AJIflel\Jties a~lIab1e (if not available within the village, a dash (~) is shown in the No. tion area Population ~n e"tfnext 10 it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., COde oftha and ~.J~~S. ~~d 10+ kms. of th~ ,n~arest place where the facility available Is given) No. Village (in numberot Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) house)lolds Drinking ~st of the (Bus-stop, waIST ~ marketlhal, Railway Station, Educational Medicfi1 (Potm:rte) ta1(!)grEl'ph if any Waterway)

? 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10

P.S, KOOH BIHAR 97 97 643.09 3,570(739) P(2)M PHS T,TW PO (-)(-SKms) H(-5Kms) 98 98 Balkunthapur 135.46 851 (180) P (')(-5Kms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 99 99 Kharija Sonari 79.51 527(98) (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 100 100 Chapaguri 234.91 2,254(447) jp PHS TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-5Kms) (-)(S~10Kms) 101 101 Bhogramguri 66.04 620(119) P .(4,)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 102 102 Taraiguri 29.01 214(41) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 103 103 Baragila 17S.60 1,392(296) P .(-)"(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS 104 104 Peshtarjhar 396.79 4,400(862) P(2)H PHS W,TW PO Mon,Thuesday (-)(-5Kms) 105 105 Baisguri 156.18 3,921 (815) P PHS W,TW (-)(-5Kms) Daily BS,RS 106 106 Konamalli 119.66 1,006(202) P (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS Peshtanjhar 107 107 449.36 6,790 P(5)H PHS W,TW PO Wed,Sunday BS (1,234) 108 108 Maralaltara 130.02 861 (179) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (.)(-5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 109 109 Garubbasa 34.19 54S(109) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 110 11 0 Khapadanga 1291.89 8,513 P(6)H PHS W,TW PO Tues,Saturday BS (1,632) 111 111 Soultukri Bwapak 187.77 920(17S) P CHW iW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 112 112 Ghargharia 110.33 532(109) (-)(-5Kms) PHS tw (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Prathamkhanda 113 113 Choudanga 430.46 2,089(379) P (-)C·5Ktfls) TW PO C-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 114 134 314.17 7,234 P(3) PHS TW PO,Phone Daily BS (1,430) 115 135 Kari Sal 134.16 1,664(329) P (.)(-5K'ms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) 116 136 Damodarpur 34.45 528(,112) P (-~(-$f{ms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

Total 368.05 2568511 P (194) 0(1) (Sq. Kms.) 49396 M (15) H (1) I-f (15) PHC (5) P¥C(2}- PHS (12) CHW (14) 0(3) 75 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Koch Bihar12Kms TW,R 9.10 633.99 KR Koch Bihar15Kms TW 1.05 134.41 KR Koch Bihar15Kms TW 1.05 78.46 KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 3.05 231.86 KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 5.10 60.94 KR Koch Bihar1 OKms ED TW 1.05 27.96 PR Koch Bihar7Kms ED TW 5.10 170.50 KR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 5.10 391.69 PR Koch Bihar7Kms ED TW 6.20 149.98 PR Koch Bihar7Kms ED TW,TWE 30.00 89.66

PR Koch Bihar10Kms ED TW 3.05 446.31

PR Koch Bihar9Kms TW 3.05 126.97 KR Koch Bihar7Kms ED TW 1.05 33.14 PR Koch Biharl OKms ED 10.00 TW 7.10 1,283.79

KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW 2.70 185.07 KR Koch Biharl0Kms ED TW 1.80 108.53

KR Koch Bihar12Kms ED TW,TWE 10.00 420.46 KR Koch Bihar4Kms ED TW,TWE 10.15 304.02

KR Koch Bihar4Kms ED 12.00 TW 1.05 121.11 KR Koch Bihar6Kms TW 1.40 33.00 0.05

258.00 TW-454.40 37,065.21 147.40 159.35 TW, TWE-321.80 TW, TWE, R-35.30 TW, R-22.75 76 C.D. BLOCK~ SITALKUCHI VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facili~ available is given) No. Village (in number 01 Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. SITAL KUeHl 1 Mahishmuri 1,133.38 4,427(89S) M CHW TW PO Sun-Thursday (-)(S-10Kms) 2 2 Sangarbari 216.S2 1,170(2S0) P CHW TW . (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday (-)(S-10Kms) 3 3 Kochabari 29.S3 183(42) P CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 4 4 Chhota Madhusudan 182.59 799(165) 'P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) S S MadQyam Madhusudan 128.98 840(191) P CHW TW PO (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) 6 6 Nalgram 3S1.46 3,031(628) P PHC TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 7 7 Nalgram Chhit 1.81 UNINHABITED 8 8~Khasbas Khalisamari 243.72 1,867(401) H CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 9 9 Sonar Chalua 463.31 2,S20(S56) P CHW TW (-)(-5Kms) Mon-Friday (-}(-SKms) 10 10 Chengerkutai Khalisamurl 603.73 3,082(637) P CHW TW (-)(-SKms) Sun-Thursday (-)(-SKms) 11 11 Chhota 11S.S1 S74(110) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) Khalisamari 12 12 Jatamari 371.66 2,~25(447) P HC TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 13 13 More Bhanga 134.68 766(151) P CHW TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) 14 14 Barakaimari 356.90 2,583(491) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday B.S 15 15 Chhota Kaimari 151.28 254(S2) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKmS) 16 16 Dhallarpur 205.65 1,355(268) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 17 17 Nagar Dakaliganj 36.26 240(43) H HC TW (-)(-SKms) Sun-Thursday (-}(-5Kms) 18 18 Rangamati S12.04 2,938(610) P PHS TW (-)(-SKms) (-}(-SKms) (-}(-SKms) 19 19 Abuar Pathar S25.77 3,OS3(636) P (-)(10+Kms) TW PO Wed-Saturday (-)(S-10Kms) 20 20 Gangadhar 279.98 1,498(3,01 ) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 21 21 Kursamari Prathamkhanda 383.58 1,527(294) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-}(10+Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 22 22 Maghpala 91.94 813(157) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(10+Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-}(10+Kms) 23 23 Bhogdabari 7S8.3S 3,S99(717) P(2) (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(10+Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 24 24 I?hairthana 705.77 2,920(638) P(2)H (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(10+Kms) Tues-Friday (-)(10+Kms) 2S 25 Chhota Salbari S73.68 2,683(525) . H(l) 'PHC TW PO Wed-Saturday (-)(10+Kms) 26 26 Kursamari Owitiakhanda 227.14 1,130(229) P(1) 0(1) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 27 27 Nagar Sobhaganj 219.37 920(192) P{1} (-){-SKms) TW (-)(-SKmS) (-){-SKms) (-)(S-10KmS) 28 28 Aulikura 163.43 769(156) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(10+Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-}(10+Kms) 29 29 Chhota Bengdaki 265.73 1,37S(29S) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(10+Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 30 30 Bara Bengdaki 83.40 317(6S) (-}(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) TW (-}(10+Kms) (-}(-SKms) (-)(10+Kms) 31 31 Khengchi 435.90 2,177(428) P(3) CHW TW (-)(10+Kms) Man-Friday (-}(10+Kms) 32 32 Bara Ohaper 576.79 2,996(632) P (-)(10+Kms) TW PO (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-l'OKm~) Chatra 33 33 Kharija Dhaper Chatra 263.06 1,834(409) P (-}(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 34 34 Chhota Dhaper Chatra 148.1S 1,398(294) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(·5I'

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Suppl:ldeclmal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 1.00 1129.00 2.00 1.38 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 216.52 KF.I Mathabhanga-22Kms 19.50 0.14 9.89

KR. Mathabhanga-20Kms 182.44 0.05 0.10

KR Mathabhanga-15Kms 128.60 0.15 0.23 Mathabhanga-15Kms W,R-131.12 194.44 8.09 17.81 UNINHABITED NA NA NA NA NA

KR Mathabhanga-12Kms 243.30 0.42 KR Mathabhanga-l0Kms 463.10 0.03 0.18

KR MathaQhanga-10Kms 603.03 0.04 0.66 KR Mathabhanga-l0Kms 115.04 0.04 0.43

KR Mathabhanga-l0Kms 371.66 KR Mathabhanga- ~ 2Kms 122.06 12.62 PR Mathabhanga-l0Kms ED 2.69 W,R-24.00 315.00 15.21 KR Mathabhanga-12Kms 150.00 1.28 KR Mathabhanga-15Kms ED W-l0.00 190.00 5.65 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms ED W-6.31 28.00 1.95 KR \ Mathabhanga-17Kms ED 2.37 W,R-16.00 480.00 4.00 9.67 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms W-3.00 511.37 11.40 KR Mathabhanga-25Kms W-8.00 264.86 7.12

KR Mathabhanga-30Kms W-3.00 370.60 9.98 KR Mathabhanga-25Kms 77.84 12.00 2.10 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms 10.00 W,R-20.00 724.63 2.00 1.72 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms ED 10.00 W,R-15.00 673.77 2.00 5.00 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms W,R-l0.00 561.67 2.01

KR Mathabhanga-25Kms 5.00 W,R-0.20 207.36 14.58 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 21'9.37 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms 163.00 0.43 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms W-4.00 260.00 1.73 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms 63.82 19.58 KR Mathabhanga-25Kms W,R-13.00 408.14 14.76 KR Mathabhanga-23Kms W-2.00 571.79 3.00

KR Mathabhanga-20Kms W-2.00 259.06 2.00

KR Mathabhanga-15Kms W-4.00 143.47 0.68 PR Mathabhanga-13Kms ED 2.25 525.00 5.77 KR Mathabhanga-15Kms ED 2.23 445.00 10.16 KR Mathabhanga-15Kms W-l.00 262.36 1.85 78 C.D. BLOCK- SITALKUCHI VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a ?ash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational ~ Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. SITAL KUCHI 38 38 Atharakotwa 74.33 339(73) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(10+Kms) (-)(10+Kms) 39 39 Bara Madhusudan 251.49 1,419(301) P CHW TW (-)(5-10Kms) Mon-Thursday (-)(S-10Kms) 40 40 Bara Jharia 109.56 649(1SS) P (-)(10+Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms) 41 41, Godapota 397.30 2,261(463) P(2) (-)(-5Kms} TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 42 42 Rajarbari 4S0.14 2,337(489) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Thurs-Sunday (-)(-5Kms) 43 43 Sitalkuchi 4,52S.49 ~6,393(S476) M PHC TW PTO Mon-Friday BS 44 44 Phulbari 34.19 134(32) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 45 45 Nagar Singimari 89.61 977(211) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 46 46 Gachhtala 236.98 1,324(267) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (;)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 47 47 Mirapara 20S.90 1,228(280) P(2) 0 TW (-)(S-10Kms):) (-)(5-10Kms) ns) (-)(5-10Kms) 48 48 Golenaohati l,12S.61 2,594(2560) P(4) 0 TW PO (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 49 49 Jaigir Naohati SS.68 63(IS) P 0 TW (-)(IO+Kms):) (-)(10+Kms) ns) (-)(IO+Kms) 50 50 Mancha Gitaldaha 341.62 2,440(451) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 51 51 Lalbazar 93.76 650(126) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) S2 52 Chhat Lalbazar 48.9S 342(66) (-)(-5Kms) 0 TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(~5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 53 53 Amlala , 12.92 1,123(226) M (-)(5-10Kms) TW PO Thurs-Sunday BS 54 54 Bara Maricha 220.41 1,748(333) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) SS 5S Khanja Sitalkuchi 27~ 133(24) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 56 56 Petia Nepra 578.00 3,800(760) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 57 57 Nagar Nepra 234.39 1,851 (370) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 58 58 Atia Bari Nepra 245.01 1,251(251) M 0 TW (-)(-5Kms) Satur-Tuesday (-)(-SKms) 59 59 Dewanerkot 192.44 1,008(222) P 0) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Joyduar 60 60 Gar Khola 105.51 346(76) P cwe TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) 61 61 Bara Gadaikhora 698.26' 3,963(843) M PHC TW PO Sun-Thursday (-)(5-10Kms) 62 62 Gadaikhora 296.29 1,741 (357) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 63 63 Rajaram Joyduar 147.63 626(128) P 0 TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms). (-)(-5Kms) 64 64 Sarbeswar 7S3.24 2,899(610) M D TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Joyduar 65 65 Nagar Lalbazar 1,175.605,994(1181) P (-)(-5Km,s) TW PO Thurs-Saturday BS 66 66 Putia Baramasia 244.75 1,511 (287) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 67 67 Paglimara 199.43 923(200) P (-)(5-10Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 68 68 Baramasia 722.87 4,572(937) M D TW (-)(-5Kms) Tues-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 69 69 Barachhit 51.S4 UNINHABITED Gatamari 70 70 Chhotachhil Gatamari 7.S1 UNINHABITED

Total 101.53 1519331 P (58) D (4) (Sq. Krns) 31176 M(7) CWC (1) H (5) PHC (7) PHS (1) CHW (11) 0(6) 79 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Suppl~ecimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gauchar and for groves) cultivation

11 12 1.3 14 15 16 17 18

KR Malhabhanga-28Kms 73.48 0.85 KR Malhabhanga-23Kms W,R·1.50 248.49 1.50 KR Malhabhanga-25Kms 107.69 1.87 KR Malhabhanga-22Kms 397.30 KR Mathabhanga-25Kms 0.50 449.24 0.30 0.10 PR Mathabhanga-22Kms ED 0.50 4514.99 2.00 8.00 KR Mathabhanga-27Kms 34.19 KR Mathabhanga-27Kms 89.61 KR Malhabhanga-27Kms 236.98 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms ED 205.90 PR Malhabhanga-30Kms ED 1108.60 0.20 16.81 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms 55.68 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms 341.62 KR Mathabhanga-35Kms 93.76 PR Mathabhanga-40Kms ED 48.95 PR Mathabhanga-30Kms ED 112.92 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms ED 220.41 KR Mathabhanga-28Kms ., 27.97 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 578.00 KR Mathabhanga-21 Kms 234.39 KR Mathabhanga-24Kms 245.01 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 192.44 \, KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 105.51 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms ED 698.26 KR Mathabhanga-18Kms 296.29. KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 147.63 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms 753.24

KR Mathabhanga-40Kms 1175.60 KR Mathabhanga-50Kms 244.75 KR Mathabhanga-45Kms 199.43 KR Mathabhanga-16Kms EAG 722.87 UNINHABITED NA NA NA NA NA

UNINHABITED NA NA NA NA NA

36.54 W· 43.31 25626.00 33.46 220.06 W.R·230.82 80 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus'stop, water & markeVi1at, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MATHABHANGA 8 JoraSimuli 703.70 3,663(695) P(2),M HC(l) TW PO Men-Friday (-)(-5Kms)

2 21 Purba Giladanga 235.43 UNINHABITED

3 22 Dakshin 317.27 1,239(255) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (·)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Kachakhawa 4 23 Kesaribari 445.22 2,340(495) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Knis) Wed-Friday (-)(-5Kms) 5 24 Madhya Chhat 27.19 95(16) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Gopalpur 6 25 Patchhara Gopaipi 317.D1 1,720(340) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 7 26 Uttarkharija 92.20 351 (80) P (-}(5-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) Gopalpur 8 27 Gopalpur 61.38 517(96) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) 9 28 Kharija Panigran Sl.28 258(51) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 10 29 Dakshin Kharija 8S.47 529(119) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Gopalpur 11 30 Bara Gopalpur 426.31 2,218(468) P(2) (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(5-10Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(S-10Kms) 12 31 Chhat Gopalpur 64.7S 272(58) P (-)(-5Kms) TW H(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 13 32 Uchal Pukhari 705.70 4S8(90) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) Wed·Saturday (·)(5·10Kms) 14 33 Chhota Gopalpur 42.48 257(42) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 15 34 Dhandhania S97.S1 2,221 (471) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(S-10Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(5-10Kms) 16 35 Bhogramguri 1293.44 5,586(1,OS3) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (·)(·5Kms) Wed·Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 17 36 Burabari S99.06 3,126(631) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) H(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 18 37 Uttar 63.4S 239(49) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Tetulerchhara 19 38 Chengar Khagirbal 138.37 857(179) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Monday (-)(-5Kms) 20 39 Chengarkata 811.96 3,602(746) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Khagirbari 21 40 Chhota Khagirbari 43.S1 186(30) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (·)(-5Kms) (·)(·5Kms) 22 41 Chhota Dhandhani 59.57 310(64) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 23 42 Dakshin 301.22 27S(S6) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) Rangapanibalasi 24 43 Upanirpar 289.30 1,178(263) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 25. 44 Bamania Paschim 384.61 ?,OO9(439) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 26 45 Chhota Kesaribari 601.91 3,485(679) P (-)(·5Kms) TW (·)(·5Kms) Tuesday (-)(-5Kms) 27 46 Kharija Kesaribari 92.46 364(78) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 28 47 Paschim 78.22 S42(120) P (-)(-5Kms) TW PO (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) Giladanga 29 48 Kherbhandar 95.57 556(115) P (·)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 30 49 Panigram 1059.56 6,173(1,153) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Sunday (-)(-5Kms) 31 SO Bamania Purba 301.22 1,889(380) P H TW (-)(-5Kms) Thursday (-)(-SKms) Bl DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1B

KR MathabhaRga-20Kms W-2B 44B.00 40.00 173.70 TW-14.00 UNINHABITED W-14.16T 122.21 82.87 W-16.19 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms .. W-24.00TW-12.00 163.00 4.00 114.27

KR Mathabhanga-21 Kms .. W-14.00TW-12.00 313.00 126.22 KR Mathabhanga-23Kms 21.00 6.19

KR Mathabhanga-23Kms .. W-16.00TW-1S.00 193,00 B9.01 'KR Mathabhanga-25Kms W-19.00 32.00 41.20

KR Mathabhanga-25Kms W-13.00 36.00 12.38 KR Mathabhanga:22Kms W-7.00 34.00 10.2B KR Mathabhanga-22Kms W-1S.00 52.00 18.47

KR [IJIathabhanga-26Kms W-65.00 266.00 95.31 KR Mathabhanga-24Kms R-1S.00 25.00 24.75 KR Mathabhanga-25Kms R-ll.00 61.00 633.70 KR~ Mathabhanga-25Kms R-9.00 25.00 B.4B KR Mathabhanga-24Kms R-4B.00 406.00 143.51 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms R-Bl.00 1,078.00 2.00 132.44 KR Mathabhanga-21 Kms W-73.00 404.00 122.06 KR Mathabhanga-22Kms .. TW-B.OO 43.00 12.45

KR Mathabhanga-4Kms W-6.00 94.00 38.37 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms TW-51.00 590.00 11.00 159.96

KR Mathabhanga-26Kms W-6.00 37.51 KR Mathabhanga-21 Kms TW-l0.00 19.00 30.57 KR Malhabhanga-26Kms TW-B.OO 34.00 259.22

KR Mathabhanga-22Kms R-37.00 221.00 2.00 29.30 KR Mathabhanga-18Kms TW-41.00 308.00 4.00 31.61 KR Mathabhanga-19Kms TW-65.00 37B.00 6.00 152.91 KR Mathabhanga-22Kms TW-4.00 65.00 1.00 22.46 KR Mathabhanga-26Kms W-4.05 52.61 2.43 19.13

PR Mathabhanga-16Kms TW-41.00 37.00 4.00 13.57 KR Malhabhanga-28Kms 1,OrO.00 20.00 9.56 KR Mathabhanga-29Kms 295.00 4.00 2.22 82 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Tolal Amenities available (if not available wilhin Ihe vi"ag~, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next 10 it in brackets the distance in broad ranges \liz. -5 kms., Code oftha and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MATHABHANGA 32 51 Simlaguri 40.66 259(58) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 33 52 Debattar Panigram 392.90 1,591 (343) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 34 53 PUtimari 180.78 973(191} P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-}(-5Kms) 35 54 Genduguri 630.14 3,341 (693) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 36 S5 Pakhihaga 373.48 2.538(523) P(1) H TW (-)(-SKms) Mon-Thursday (-)(5-10Kms) 37 S6 Andaran 267.03 1,830(365) P(1) (-)(-SKms) TW PO Wed-Saturday (-}(5-10Kms) Pakl}ihaga 38 57 Nityanandi 226.11 1,531 (301) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 39 58 Indrer Kuthi 254.08 753(154) P (-)(-5kms) TW (-}(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 40 59 Chaata Pakhihaga 46S.94 2,974(S18} P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(5-10Kms) 41 75 Daibhangi 174.05 1,518(313) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 42 76 Balasi 4S0.14 2,448(439) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 43 77 Kalagaon 185.18 1,220(248) P (-)(:SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms) 44 78 Bhangamari 1056.97 5,612(1,137) P(3) H TW PO Tues-Friday (-)(-SKms) 4S 79 Gadaler KUlhi 319.86 1,463(298) P (-)(·SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 46 80 Duaisuai 369.07 1,639(332) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kll)s) (")(-5Kms) 47 81 Kuktikata 469.57 2,143(431} P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-){-5Kms) 48 82 Chhat Duaisuai 11.91 9(2) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 49 83 Angarmari 46.88 228(46) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) SO 84 Jamirdanga 329.71 1,858(350) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 51 8S Paschim 24.35 183(32) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-){-SKms) Jamirdanga 52 86 Ashokbari 804.19 4,514(893} P(2) H TW PO Tues-Friday BS Prothomkhanda S3 87 Garibpur 16.84 65(13) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday (-)(-5Kms) 54 88 Chenakata 296.29 1,240(262) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday BS 55 89 Satgachhi 226.88 1,034(218) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday BS 56 90 Balamat 131.31 676(137) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Tues-Friday (-)(-SKms) 57 91 Salgaonmana 194.77 851(171) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Tues-Friday (-)(-5Kms) Bari Sital Lahiri 58 92 Nalangibari S25.77 2,473(521) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-5Kms) 59 93 Baragharia 665.37 3,423(708) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) Garkuta 60 94 Tetulerchhara 112.92 684(149) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS 61 95 Bengaldai 98.94 506(116) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 62 96 Asanbari 182.59 938(197) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) Monday (-)(-5Kms) Dwitiakhanda Wednesday 63 97 Mohanpur 329.19 1,723(355) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) 64 98 Kanphata 379.17 1,933(394). P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Tues-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 65 99 Nabanirdola 184.15 678(125) P (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)( -SKms) Mon-Thursday BS 66 100 Baksiganj 12.43 155(39) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Saturday (;)(-5Kms) 83 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power land use,(I. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source wasle (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Malhabhanga-30Kms TW-6.00 27.00 7.66 KR Mathabhanga-30Kms TW-14.00 116.00 262.90 KR Mathabhanga-~QKms TW-15.00 130.00 35.78 KR Mathabhanga-28Kms 620.00 B.OO 2.14 KR Malhabhanga-14Kms TW-26.00 318.00 29.48 PR Mathabhanga-15Kms TW-36.00 204.00 27.03

KR Mathabhanga-20Kms TW-24.00 146.00 56.11 KR Mathabhanga-20Kms TW-14.00 179.00 61.08 PR,KR Mathabhanga-14Kms . TW-41.00 365.00 59.94 PR,KR Mathabhanga-8Kms .. rW-19.00TK-19.00 70.00 23.00 43.05 PR,KR Malhabhanga-10Kms TW-41.00 317.00 92.14 PR,KR Malhabhanga-l0Kms TW-28.00 141.00 16: 18 PR Mathabhanga-5Kms .. rW-162.00R-45.00 774.00 75.97 PR , Mathabhanga-7Kms 235.00 B4.S6 PR,KR Mathabhanga-6Kms TW-S.OO 248.00 113.07 PR,KR Mathabhanga-7Kms 348.00 121.57 PR,KR Mathabhanga-8Kms 8.00 3.91 PR,KR Mathabhanga-8Kms W-9.00 33.00 4.S8 \ PR,KR ,Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-24.00 212.00 93.71 PR,KR Mathabhanga-5Kms W-4.00 17.00 3.35

PR Malhabhan.9a-20Kms TW-53.00 555.00 196.19

PR Mathabhanga·15Kms W-l.00 10.00 2.00 3.84 PR Mathabhanga·12Kms TW-20.00 183.00 24.00 69.29 PR Mathabhanga·11 Kms TW-12.00 140.00 16.00 58.88 PR Mathabhanga·14Kms TW-12.00 63.00 4.00 52.31 PR,KR Mathabhanga-l OKms TW-16.00 133.00 2.00 43.77

PR,KR Mathabhanga-13Kms TW-45.00 388.00 3.00 89.77 PR Mathabhanga-9Kms TW-47.00 526.00 4.00 88.37

PR Mathabhanga-10Kms TW-12.00 32.00 2.00 66.92 KR Mathabhanga-13Kms TW-l0.00 62.00 4.00 22.94 KR Mathabhanga-9Kms TW-10.00 132.00 40.59

PR Mathabhanga-9Kms TW-24.00 229.00 76.19 PR Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-30.00 283.00 66.17 PR,KR Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-11.73 112.50 59.92 PR,KR Mathabhanga-l0Kms TW-l.21 10.52 0.70 84 C.O. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of VlIIage Total Total Amenities aVailable (if not available within tbe village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to It in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MATHABHANGA 67 101 Barodola 294.48 1,450(291) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Sunday (-)(-SKms) Gadalerkuthi Wednesday 68 102 Baragharia 8S.73 591 (llS) p. (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-5Kms) Tue-Saturday (-)(-SKms) Mohanpur 69 103 Sikarpur 198.39 1:046(229) P H TW PO Mon-Thursday BS 70 104 Daribas lSS.92 1,464(256) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) Saturday (-)(-SKms) 71 105 Dangkoba lS2.SS 1,894(379) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) Saturday (-)(-SKms) 72 106 Satgaon 254.34 1,806(338) P (-)('5Kms) TW (·)(-SKms) Wed·Saturday (-)(-SKms) 73 107 Dalurpur 408.96 2,059(423) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Tues-Friday (-)(-SKms) 74 108 Mahischaru 510.23 2,652(486) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 75 109 Dakshin Tetuler Chhara 232.32 1,290(264) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) I P TW Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 71;) 110 Khariya Ratanpur 66.30 29S(73) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 77 111 Abas Ratanpur 142.45 959(196) P (-)('SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 78 112 Bara Khalisamari 421).42 2,122(446) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Saturday (-)(-SKms) 79 113 Kursamari 308.47 2,301(464) P(2) H TW (-)(-5Kms) Wed-Sunday (-)(-SKms) 80 114 Kauardara 5SS.81 3,510(701) P(2) (-)('SKms) TW (·)(-SKms) Tues·Friday BS 81 11S Chandamari 1S9.28 806(163) P (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 82 116 Nendarpur 311.S8 2,068(413) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) 83 117 Kharija Kauardara 269.62 2,041(437) P (-)(·SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 84 118 Bhurkuldanga 207.46 1,031 (216) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 85 119 Baisguri 470.60 3,289(587) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 86 120 Pachagar 71S.10 4,590(879) P(2) H TW PO Wed-Saturday BS 87 121 Khaterbar 834.7S 5,634(1,052) P(3) (')('SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) Tues-Friday (·)(·SKms) 88 122 Chhat Khaterbari 690.23 2,118(466) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 89 12S Mahimer Kuthi 494.17 838(159) P (-)('SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 90 183 Nagar 98.94 410(7S) P (-)(-SKms) TW (-}(-SKms) (')('5Kms) (-)(-SKms) Mathabhanga 91 184 Bheri Bheri 460.76 641(114) P (')('SKms) TW (-)(·SKms) (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Manabari 92 18S Tekonia 240.87. 1,81S(381) P (-)(-SKms) TW (·)(-SKms) . (·)(-SKms) (-)(·SKms) 93 188 Chhat Jor Patki 279.98 1,3S3(271) P (·)(-SKms) TW (·)(-SKms) Sunday (-)(-SKms) Thursday 94 • 189 Jar Patki 816.88 4,048(781) P(2) H TW P.O Tuesday BS Friday 95 190 Nagar Gopalganj 94.28 626(121 ) P (-)(-SKms) TW (·)(-5Kms) Thursday (-)(-SKms) Sunday 96 191 Bochagari 341.30 1,666(298) P (-)('SKms) TW (·)(·SKms) Thu-Sunday (-)(-SKms) 97 192 Bharungamari 44.03 2S7(43) P (·){-SKms) TW (·)(-5Kms) Suterday (·)(·SKms) Wednesday 98 194 Banaguri 117.33 662(134) P (')('SKms) TW (·)(·SKms) Saterday (-)(-SKms) S5 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land us.e (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including availabl.e gaucharand for groves) cultivation .

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mathabhanga-SKms TW-9.00 69.00 216.48

PR Mathabhanga-9Kms TW-8.00 69.00 8.73

PR Mathabhanga-5Kms E TW-21.00 127.00 50.39 PR Mathabhanga-6Kms TW-15.00 121.00 19.92 PR Mathabhanga-3Kms .. TW-18.00 122.00 12.55 PR Mathabhanga-l0Kms TW-S.OO 133.00 113.34 PR Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-28.00 302.00 2.00 76.96 PR Mathabhanga-6Kms TW-36.00 446.00 3.00 25.23

P,R Mathabhanga-7Kms TW-26.00 162.00 4.00 40.32 PR Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-8.00 40.00 18.30 PR, Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-l0.00 98.00 34.45 PR, ly1athabhanga-7Kms TW-20.00 227.00 182.42 PR MathabhangC!-6Kms E TW-32.00 60.00 216.47 _P.R Mathabhanga-4Kms E TW-41.00 374.00 140.81 PR Mathabhanga-7Kms 4.00 TW-S.OO 94.00 20.00 33.2S PR Mathabhanga-SKms 4.00 TW-25.00 202.00 61.00 19.58 PR \ Mathabhanga-7Kins TW-60.00 124.00 85.62 PR Mathabhanga-8Kms TW-32.00 110.00 65.46 PR Mathabhanga-4Kms E TW-21.00 315.00 134.60 PR Mathabhanga-l Kms E TW-40.00 503.00 172.10 PR Mathabhanga-2Kms TW-130.00 511.00 193.75 PR Mathabhanga-2Kms E TW-l0.00 353.00 327.23 PR,KR Mathabhanga-8Kms 435.00 59.17 PR Mathabhanga-l Kms E 81.00 17.94

PR Mathabhanga-l Kms E 291.00 169.76

PR Mathabhanga-4Kms 30.00 138.00 72.87 PR Mathabhanga-7Kms 176.00 103.98

PR Mathabhanga-6Kms E 483.00 333.88

PR Mathabhanga-4Kms E W-14.00 62.00 18.28

PR Mathabhanga-8Kms W-8S.DO 183.00 73.30 PR Mathabhanga-4Kms W-12.00 20.00 12.03

PR Mathabhanga-7Kms W36.00 36.00 45.33 86 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Populal!on column and nexllo il in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and' 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No, Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Posl of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MATHABHANGA Wednesday 99 195 Sibpur 403.11 2,251(445) P(2) H· TW P.O (-)(-5Kms) P.S. GHOKSADANGA 100 9 M.R.Balasi 77.44 290(54) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(·SKms) (-)(-SKms) (·)(5·10Kms) 101 10 Magu'!Tlari 76.66 130(24) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(·5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 102 60 Uttar Daibhangi 271.43 797(147) P (-)(-5Kms) TW (-)(-5Kms) Sunday& (-)(-SKms) Thursday Total 315.98 162527 P(120) H(9) (Sq. Kms) 32372 M(1) He(1} 87 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mathabhanga-8Kms W-81.00 204.00 118.11'

,KR Mathabhanga-21Kms .. W-2.00 TW-4.00 55.00 ' .. 16.44 KR Mathabhanga-21 Kms .. W-l.00 TW-2.00 55.00 18.66 PR,KR Mathabhanga-l0Kms 207.00 64.43

38.00 W-S2S.00 21200.84 282.43 8096.03 TW-1648.94. 88 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-II VILLAGE

S1. Loca- Name 01 Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. 01 the nearest plaqe where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. GHOKSADANGA 1 1 Uttar Tengamari 202.02 1,686(318) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O Monday&Friday B.S 2 2 Uttar Ksheti 60.35 2SS(36) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 3 3 Uttar Kachakhawa 33.41 576(98) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 4 4 Jote Bholan Nath 91.94 72S(122) AC I (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 5 S Ksheti 1,114.99 2,963(SS7) P(2),M,AC D W,TW P.O Sunday, Friday B.S 6 6 Uttar 94.02 704(119) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S Rangaapani Balasi 7 7 Baldia Hati Balasi 74.8S UNINHABITED 8 11 Tengnamari 24S.27 63(12) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 9 12 Agna 99.71 491 (108) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 10 13 Kharija Ksheti 36.26 239(48) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 11 14 Dwar Lakshmipur 86.25 739(139) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SK~s) (-)(S-1 OKms) 12 15 Phul Bari 1,SS1.92 10,598 P(S),H, (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O Tuesday, B.S (2,023) AC Saturday 13 16 Bala Sundar 420.61 2,711(467) P(2),AC 0 W,TW P.O (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 14 17 Chhatphul Bari 141.93 899(159) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms} W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Daribas 1S 18 Singijani 699.30 3,976(744) P(S),M, (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) AC 16 19 Phulbari 173.01 636(114) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Dewanbas 17 20 Phulbari Daribas 3S8.4S 3S7(7S) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 18 61 Mukul Danga 638.9S 3,023(S66) P(2).AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 19 62 Dewan Bas 10S.67 676(121 ) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Monday, (-)(S-10Kms) Thursday 20 63 Barasaulmari 970.99 6,9S8 P(4),AC H W,TW P.O (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) (1,387) 21 64 Ramthenga 720.28 4,391(894) P(2)AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 22 6S Lotapota 7SS.14 4,725(969) P(2),M,AC (-)(S-10Kms). W,TW P.O (-)(-SKms) R.S 23 66 Bail Pari 306.40 1,739(338) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 24 67 Lata Bari 1,SOS.31 1,785(349) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 25 68 Sauder Bas 311.32 1,507(293) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 26 69 Nabiner Dola 220.1S 1,36S(27S) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 27 70 Dwarikamari S39.49 3,810(721) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 28 71 Kusari Bari 247.60 1,408(288) P,H,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Wednesday, (-)(S-10Kms) Saturday 29 72 Chhat Dwarkamari 113.96 S70(122) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 30 73 Dauaguri 696.19 4,043(7S3) P(2) H.C W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 31 74 Rangamati 998.96 3,398(597) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 32 123 Angarkata 205.39 861(164) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Khater Bari 89 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unlrrigated Culturable Area not (Inkrn.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14. 15 16 17 18

PR Malhabhanga 60 EA 5.00 TW-8.09 121.41 12.14 55.38 PR Malhabhanga 65 EA 32.37 8.09 19.89 KR Mathabhanga 65 2.00 TW-2.02 24.28 4.05 1.06 KR Mathabhanga 65 60.70 8.09 23.15 PR Mathabhanga 65 EA 2:00 TW-14.16 242.81 26.30 829.72 KR Mathabhanga 62 EA 36.42 4.05 '53.55

UNINHABITED 2.82 72.03 KR Mathabhanga 60 ED/EAG TW-4.05 20.23 8.09 212.90 KR Mathabhanga 65 ED/EAG 1.50 TW-8.00 52.70 8.09 29.42 KR Mathabhanga 65 TW-4.05 24.28 4.05 3.85 KR Mathabhanga 60 50.59 10.12 25.54 PR Mathabhanga 70 ED/EAG 14.59 TW-l00.23 911.71 20.13 505.26

KR Mathabhanga 45 364.22 4.05 52.34 KR Mathabhanga.60 101.17 40.76

KR Mathabhanga 35 3.00 TW-20.23 566.56 12.14 97.37

KR \ Mathabhanga 60 TW-l0.00 141.76 21.25

KR Mathabhanga 60 19.79 161.87 176.79 KR Mathabhanga 30 6.00 TW-8.09 404.69 202.23 17.94 KR Mathabhanga 55 4.50 TW-4.05 80.94 8.09 8.09

KR Mathabhanga 35 ED/EAG 9.00 TW-119.73 647.50 12.10 182.66

PR Mathabhanga 30 6.50 TW-65.47 460.62 40.47 147.22 KR Mathabhanga 35 TW-26.23 520.09 20.23 188.59 KR Mathabhanga 36 TW-10.00 151.87 8.09 136.44 KR Mathabhanga 38 5.00 TW-24.05 11.41 16.19 1448.66 KR Mathabhanga 35 TW-14.05 131.64 8.09 157.54 KR Mathabhanga 29 ED,EAG TW-12.02 131.64 10.12 66.37 KR Malhabhanga 30 0.50 TW-18.09 184.69 12.14 324.07 KR Mathabhanga 33 ED,EAG 0.50 TW-14.05 172.11 8.09 52.85

KR Mathabhanga 27 TW-14.05 30.47 4.05 65.39 PR Mathabhanga 29 1.00 TW-50.47 475.52 7.69 161.51 PR Mathabhanga 27 5.00 TW-30.23 313.75 20.23 629.75 KR- Mathabhanga 20 TW-16.07 56.77 12.14 120.41 90 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. 01 the nearest place where the facili~ available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station. Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. GHOKSADANGA 33 124 Angarkata 1.299.66 6.915 P(3),H,AC 0 W,TW P.O Sunday, B.S Para Dubi (1,3SS) Wednesday 34 126 Ruida.oga 1,180.78 4,831(969) P(3),AC (-)(-SKins) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Tuesday, B.S P'ratham Khanda Saturday 35 127 Atpukhari 283.34 1,474(290) P(2),M, (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O Tuesday, B.S AC Saturday 36 128 Chhot~ Simulguri 39S.23 2,889(S38) P(3),M, PHC W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) B.S AC 37 129 Barn Slmulguri 1,058.53 8,513 P(4),H, (-)(-SKms) W,TWP.T.O,Phone Sunday, S.S (1,737) AC Thursday 38 130 Purba Putlmari 6S2.16 1,653(308) P(3).AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 39 131 Bhelakopa 157.47 241(55) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 40 132 khopadhuli 10S.67 S20(90) P,AC (:)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 41 133 Baghmara 200.72 1,S40(286) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Km~) (-)(S-10Kms) Sukhandighi 42 134 Unisbisa 389.64 6810 PAC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Thursday, S.S (139S) Saturday 43 13S Patkamari 299.46 1,866(394} P,AC (-}(-SKms) W,TW P.O (-}(-SKms) B.S 44 136 Chheramari 320.64 2,434(493) P,AC HC W,TW (-)(-SKms) Tuesday,Friday B.S 45 137 Panikhawa 247.86 1,681 (329) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 46 138 Ruidanga 112.66 408(80) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Dwitiakhanda 47 139 Sutarpara 221.70 1,620(323) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 48 140 Dharimara 17S.34 917(177) P:AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 49 141 Dhalaguri 377.62 2,266(432) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) SO 142 Salmara 384.35 406(82) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) Dwitiakhanda 51 143 Singimari 115.25 623(127) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 52, 144 Salmara 190.11 1,161 (230) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-}(-SKms) (-}(-5Km.s) (-)(-5Kms) Prathamkhanda 5~ 14S Pharabari 200.70 72(12) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) S4 146 Kharikabari 266.77 1,313(238) P,AC (-)(-SKms) . W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) S5 147 Sildanga 39S.23 1,924(404) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 56 148 Gaybari 193.73 1,081(229) P,.A.C (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Wednesday, B.S Saturday 57 149 Bhanllrkllthi 147.89 760(160) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 58 1S0 Dolanger Kllthi 169.90 820(16S) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 59 1S1 Bamanikura 32.12 119(24) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 8.S 60 152 Taurikata 155.14 1,31$(277) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 61 153 Bhogmara 794.61 4,206(830) P(2),AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 62 154 Chandan Chura 4S.84 68(14) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 91 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mathabhanga 16 34.10 TW-54.28 535.56 16.19 658.53

PR Mathabhanga 25 4.00 TW-63.56 384.69 32.37 696.16

PR Mathabhanga 25 4.00 TW-30.23 151.87 20.23 77.01

PR Mathabhanga 24 ED,EAG 5.00 TW-33.23 250.05 40.47 66.48

PR Mathabhanga 25 ED,EAG 6.00 TW-60.23 888.34 103.96

KR Mathabhanga 32 TW-10.00 20.35 20.23 601.58 KR Mathabhanga 35 TW-14.57 130.31 12.59 KR Mathabhanga 35 TVll.-15.00 45.70 12.14 32.83 KR Mathabhanga 37 TW-20.00 131.76 10.12 38.84

PR Mathabhanga 22 ED,EAG 2.00 TW-44.28 208.24 40.47 94.65

PR Mathabhanga 20 1.50 TW-20.09 230.81 8.69 38.37 PR Mathabhanga 20 TW-18.09 11.41 20.23 270.91 KR ,Mathabhanga 27 TW-18.09 151.87 12.14 65.76 KR Mathabhanga 22 2.00 80.94 2.02 27.70

KR Mathabhanga 23 2.00 TW-14.03 151.87 4.05 49.75 KR Mathabhanga 27 3.00 TW-20.12 125.81 4.05 22.36 KR Mathabhanga 22 1:50 TW-20.12 232.81 4.05 119.14 KR Mathabhanga 24 ED,EAG 2.00 TW-10.00 81.05 8.09 283.21

KR Mathabhanga 19 ED,EAG 1.00 TW-2.02 80.94 2.02 29.27 KR Mathabhanga 17 ED,EAG 3.00 TW-13.28 12.14 2.02 159.67

KR Mathabhanga 16 2.00 12.14 2.02 184.54 KR Mathabhanga 18 ED,EAG TW-12.14 130.64 8.09 115.90 PR Mathabhanga 15 • ED,EAG 1"7.00 TW-24.16 292.34 16.19 45.54 PR Mathabhanga 17 8.00 TW-4.05 89.03 8.09 84.56

KR Mathabhanga 15 2.00 TW-4.05 70.92 6.07 64.85 KR Mathabhanga 15 6.00 TW-4.05 60.7.0 20.23 78.92 PR Mathabhanga 19 TW-2.02 1.62 2.02 26.46 PR Mathabhanga 15 ED,EAG 7.00 TW-16.07 64.87 4.05 63.15 KR Mathabhanga 16 9.00 566.56 80.94 138.11 KR Mathabhanga 17 1.00 TW-2.02 4.05 1.02 37.75 92 C.D. BLOCK MATHABHANGA-II VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a d?sh (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) hOLiseholds Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. GHOKSADANGA 63 ~ 55 Dhekar Kuthi 4S.S8 209(40) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 64 156 T etulguri S4.91 210(42) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) 65 159 Khattimari 487.9S 3,416(733) P(2),H,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O Monday, Friday B.S 66 160 Subharpathar 151.77 1,099(210) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) B.S 67 161 Atharakotha 292.67 1,961(349) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) Sunday, B.S Kalpani Wednesday 68 181 Metiar Kuthi 198.91 1,046(206) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) Wednesday (-)(-SKms) 69 157 Chhat Chhitkibari 137.79 828(166) P,AC (-)(-s'Kms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) 70 158 Jhanguri 233.62 1,018(149) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms) 71 162 Kshenpara 86.73 541(96) (-)(-5Kms) (.)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-}(-SKms) 72 163 Pheksabari 88.32 S50(99) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-){-SKms) 73 164 Ghughumari 12.17 19S(43) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 74 165 Dumniguri 426.83 2,234(40S) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 7S 166 Runibari 291.89 3,40S(672) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 76 167 Chhannamadar 147.37 1,193(226) P,M,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 77 168 Asmanirghat 17.61 42S(83) (-){-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)('SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 78 169 Garkata 9.84 107(24) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 79 170 Kanibil Kankanguri 68.63 84S(179) (-}(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 80 171 KodalKsheti 401.71 1,621 (328) P,M (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 81 172 Khokobari 180.52 1,073(216) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 82 173 Chhat Dumniguri 11.6S 186(38) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 83 174 Purba Nalangibari 281.27 2,8S6(SS8) P,H (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 84 175 Chakiarchhara 232.32 3,476(6S4) P(2),M,AC HC W,TW P.O,Phone Tuesday,Friday 8.S 8S 17(5 Chhitkiba:ri 442.89 2,,69S(536) P(2),AC '(-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S 86 177 Brahmottar 83.92 6S2(131) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Sonalali 87 178 Purba Bhoga 47.14 286(S8) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Nerchhara 88 179 Sher Sheri 133.38 1,688(316) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 8.S 89 '80 Khalaigaon 198.39 976(198) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) 90 182 Baraioari 618.23 2,661 (S9S) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms)' (-)(-SKms) B.S 91 186 Bhojaner Chhara S32.50 1,047(213) P,AC (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) 92 187 Barachakiar 313.39 617(126) P,AC (!)(-SKms) W,TW (·)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) B.S Chhara 93 193 Kodaldhoa 379.43 1,214(236) P,AC (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

Total 313.S4 16S,7311 P(114) D(1) (Sq. Kms) 32,944 M(S) H(1) H(6) PHC(1) AC(70) HC(3) 0(2) 93 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

.KR Mathabhanga 17 ED,EAG TW~6.07 24.28 4.05 11.18 KR Mathabhanga 22 32.37 4.05 18.49 PR Mathabhanga 20 ED,EAG 12.00 TW-24.28 283.28 16.19 152.20 PR Mathabhanga 22 TW-13.09 101.20 2.02 35.46 PR Mathabhanga 24 TW-8.09 202.34 16.19 66.05

KR Mathabhanga 11 3.00 TW-18.09 143.78 10.12 23.92 KR Mathabhanga 20 1.00 TW-14.86 101.28 7.69 12.96 KR Mathabhanga 20 TW-10.02 110.41 16.19 97.00 KR Mathabhanga 20 TW-14.05 50.82 2.02 19.84 KR Mathabhanga 25 2.00 'TW-12.02 62.84 4.05 7.41 KR Mathabhanga 25 TW-2.02 8.09 0.80 1.26 KR Mathabhanga 19 5.00 TW-17.12 300.60 16.19 87.92 PR Mathabhanga 17 ED,EAG 13.00 TW-8.09 202.34 14.16 54.30 KR Mathabhanga 17 4.00 TW-6.07 80.94 10.12 46.24 KR Mathabhanga 17 3.00 8.09 5.67 0.85 KR Mathabhanga 16 6.88 1.21 1.75 KR Mathabhanga 16 32.37 16.19 20.07 KR lI{lathabhanga 22 TW-20.00 263.28 8.09 110.34 KR Mathabhanga 20 2.00 TW-50.00 101.76 6.07 20.69' KR Mathabhanga 20 1.50 10.12 0.03 PR Mathabhanga 22 1.50 279.77 PR Mathabhanga 20 ED,EAG 9.00 TW-S.Oo. 166.99 4.05 47.28 PR Mathabhanga 15 ED,EAG 9.00 TW-42.00 244.45 10.12 137.32 KR Mathabhanga 15 0.50 70.82 12.60

KR Mathabhanga 15 4.36 40.47 2.02 0.29

PR Mathabhanga 14 0.50 TW-10.00 70.73 52.15 KR Mathabhanga 14 0.50 TW-10.00 60.82 10.12 116.95 PR Mathabhanga '0 76.93 TW-18.09 62.84 40.47 419.90 KR Mathabhanga 16 EA 2.00 161.87 40.47 328.16 PR Mathabhanga 17 35.62 121.16 31.37 125.24

KR Mathabhanga 20 ED,EAG 35.00 161.87 40.47 142.09

430.39 TW-14S6.22 15,179.09 1,268.80 12,666.10

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SL. Name of Town and Police Station Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not No. within brakets Area by Waste Land available for Source including Cultivation gauche and groves 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Khari Mala Khagra Bari(NM) 380.00 NA NA NA NA NA

(P.S. Koch Bihar)

2 Guriahati(NM)(P.S. Koch Bihar) 510.00 NA NA NA NA NA

3 Bhangri Pratham Khanda(NM) 146.00 Nil TW,TWE 10.12 103.20 1.62 31.06

(P.S. Dinhata) 102

APPENDIX-III LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE.NO AMENITJES AVAILABLE EXCEPT DRINKING WATER

$1. Viii. Name of Villages SI. Viii. Name of Villages No. Code No. Code

2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK-DINHATA;-I C.D. BLOCK-MEKLIGANJ

P.S. - DlNHATA P :S.-MEKLIGANJ

\ 1 Chhota Nata Bari 10 Jalsua 2 Chaki Sal 2 13 Madhya Dhulia Khalisa

C.D. DINHATA II 3 15 Bara Thunkinjhar 4 20 Paschim Dhulia Khalisa P.S.-DINHATA "- Uttar Alokjhari 154 Kismat Moka Rari 5 23 6 39 Purba Panisala 2 .229 Digdhallar Payasti 7 46 Chhat Jamaldaha C.D. BLOCK-SITAI 8 55 Buraburid Dewanabas P.S.-SITAI 9 60 Debottar Sura Buri 2 Natabari 10 64 Dwarikamari Ratanpur 2 5 Hokayaha Adabari 11 78 Hatdhar Dharia 3 19 Dakshin Singi Mari 12 90 Chhota Nijtaraf 4 20 Bara Bangia 13 92 Daribas 5 41 Sonarhat 14 100 Madhya Nijitaraf C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ -I 15 101 Anadaran Bhotbari P.S.-TUFANGANJ 16 102 Chhota Bhootbari 34 Bajeama Chilakhana Prathamkhanda 17 106 Chhota Fulkar Dabri Bajejama

2 46 Bajeama Chilakhana 18 107 Uttar Pukurdabli Dwitiakhanda 19 108 Dakshin Hemkumari 3 47 Bilsi Dwitiakhanda 20 109 Uttar Fulkar Debri Bajejama 4 48 Genduguri 21 113 Dakshin Bhot Bari 5 50 Chhat Chilakhana P rathamkhanda 22 116 Jharsingheswar 6 52 Chhalapak 23 126 Balapukhari Kharkharia 7 72 Dakshin Chhat Jaigir Chilakhana 24 127 Andaran Kharkharia

8 74 Ghogarkuthi Dwitiakhanda 25 128 Madhya Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia

9 75 Khorarpar 26 137 Uttar Upanchauki Kuchlibari 10 78 Gobindapur 27 140 Uttar Jamaldaha Balapukharia

11 80 Chhat Bhelakopa 28 142 Jamaldaha Balapukharia 12 115 Chhat Deocharai 29 144 Paschim Upanchauki _., Kuchalibari C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ-II 30 145 Dakshin Jamaldaha P.S. TUFANGAMJ Balapukharia

NIL 31 148 Madhya Upanchaukikuchlibari 103

APPENDIX-I/I LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES AVAILABLE EXCEPT DRINKING WATER

81. ViiI. Name of Villages SI. Viii. Name of Villages No. Code No. Code

2 3 2 3

32 151 Brahmattar1< Uchlibari 15 225 Sialdaha Dwitia Khanda C.D. BLOCK-HALDIBARI 16 244 Kalakata P.S.- HALDIBARI 17 247 Bhojanpur Katnati Para 3 Bakshiganj Andaran Khasbas 18 254 Ruier Kuthi 2 7 Dakshin Bakshiganj 19 259 Chokuri 3 11 Dakshin Pranmajumder C.D. BLOCK- COOCH BEHAR-II P.S. KOCH BIHAR 4 14 Baraman Sing Kumar 43 Araji Kakribari 5 18 Dakshin Chhota Haldibari 2 44 Kachura Kuthi 6 24 Banikanta 3 62 Hokakura 7 26 Uttar Khasbas 4 63 Ichhamari Chapaguri 8 38 Dakshin Nijjaraf 5 79 Ghierhari 9 45 Uttar Daribas 6 99 Kharijasonari 10 50 Chhat Jamal Daha C.D. BLOCK-SITALKUCHI i 11 58 Dari Pattiani P.S.- SITALKUCHI 12 61 Purba Dari Pattani 15 Chhota Kaimari 13 27 Basa Rajbala 2 22 Megh Pal a 14 31 Khasbas 3 29 Chhota Bengdaki 15 33 Bajejama Khasbas 4 30 Bara Bengdaki 16 39 Anandaran Bajejama 5 44 Phol Bari 17 42 Uttar Nijtaraf 6 50 Mariacha Gilal Daha 18 62 Jhar Singheshwar 7 55 Kharija Sital Kuchi C.D. BLOCK-MATHABHANGA-I C.D. BLOCK-COOCH BIHAR -I NIL P.S.- KOCH BIHAR C.D. BLOCK-MATHABHANGA-II . 159 Bengdubgiriar Kuthi P.S.- GHOKSADANGA 2 166 Bhoter Hat 3 Uttar Kachakhawa 3 172 Andaran KasaJdanga 2 14 Dwar Lakshmipur 4 180 Amar Bhasir Thana 3 17 Chhath Pulbari Daribas 5 182 Pulimari 4 20 Phulbari Daribas 6 183 ChhdarJhar 5 145 Phara Bari 7 185 Dakshin Putimari Phuleswari 6 156 Tetul Guri P.S.- MATHABHANGA 8 193 Brahmattat Garkhola 7 162 Kshen Para 9 194 Silalbas 8 164 Ghughu Mari 10 196 Tang Tangi 9 168 Asmanir Ghat 11 208 Kursamari 10 169 Gagkuta 12 210 Auli Bari 11 170 Kani Bilakankan Guri 13 220 Chhata Elajan 12 173 Chhat Dumni Guri 14 223 8ialdaha Pratham Khanda 13 178 Purba Bhojaner Chhara 104

APPENDIX-IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES. A. SCHEDULED CASTES

Range ofSC. JI. . Name of Villages Range ofSC . JI. Name of Villages (Pareentage %) No. (Pareentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

C.O. BLOCK-D1NHATA-1 Range 21-30 P.S.-OINHATA 66 Uttar Balakura Range 0-5" 114 Sara Boal Mari 18 PaharGanhj 121 Singi Mari Madan Kura Dakshin 120 Andaran Singi Mari 126 Gokunda 134 Jaridhalla Nadi 128 Bara Phali Mari 138 Ragllu Nandan 130 Chandra Narayan 144 Kharija Haridas 133 Paneha Dhwaji 172 Kona Mukta 140 Dol Gobinda 173 Haridas Khamar 147 Jotesri Narayan Range 6-10 148 Nabani 68 Jara Bari Dwitia Khanda 149 Ram Prasad 122 Kaorai 151 Daribas Dwitiya Khanda 129 Balakundi 159 Nagar Bhangna 131 Dukha Bholar Kuthi Range 31+ 145 Bhoram Choto Naldhondra 150 Sibeswar 2 Bara Nata Bari Range 11-15 4 Binani 69 Kuchni Dwitia Khanda 5 Kamtapur 116 Sara Atia Sari Pratham Khanda 6 Khalisa Gosanimari 119 Chhit Madan Kura 7 Jambari. 170 Ratinanda 8 Mari 171 Kona Mukta Rati Nandan Paya 9 Bhitar Kamata 16-20 39 Kharija Paneguri 10 Phul Bari 106 Kari Sal 11 Kharija Bhutkura 113 Jhuri Para 12 Dwaria 117 Danga 13 Kaliganj 124 Athara Sari 14 Rangapani 137 Indra Narayan 15 Khalisa Guri 143 Shoram Payasthi 16 • Chakiar Para Pratham Khanda 152 Ghugu Mari 17 Chauler Kuthi 155 Chhata Phali Mari 19 Chaki Sal Range 21-30 20 Kharija Naldhondra 3 Chhota Nata Sari 21 Bara Bhita Pratham Khanda 41 Pe11a 22 Baisguri Khanda . 105

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

23 Chakiar Para Dwitia Khanda 63 Bhalka Putimari Range 31+ 64 Puti Mari 24 Brahmottar Chauler Kuthi 65 Khar Kharia 25 Baje Jama Pakhi Haga 67 Kharija Barakura 26 Pakhi Haga 70 Jara Bari Pratham Khanda 27 Paschim Para Danga 72 Ruier Khuthi 28 AlokJhari 105 Koali Daha 29 Raja Khora 108 pinhata Gram 30 Matia Kura 110 Bhanghi Dwitia Khanda 32 Chhat Bara Bangia 111 Chhoto Atia Bari 33 Jamadarer Bus 115 Barasaul Mari 34 Chhota Jhila 118 Kharija Batrigachhi 35 Batri Gachh 123 Dakshin Dighaltari 36 Singi Mari 125 BaniDas 37 Chhota Saul Mari 127 Gokura 38 Pana Guri 132 Dhamali Gachh 40 Chhoto Boal Mari 135 Daribash Protham Khanda 42 Dwari Kamari 139 Dakshin Kharija Gitaldaha 43 Bauler Kuthi 136 Parama Nandan 44 Chhota ('.!achina 141 Dewanbas 45 Bara Nachina 142 BharBandha 46 Bhalka 146 Jagannath 47 Bara Saul Mari Prothama Khanda 156 Uttar Kharija Gitaldaha 48 Madhayam Nachina 157 Peula Guri 49 Brahmotter Bhut Kura 158 Gital Daha Ataiabari 50 Shyamsing 189 Kharija Rakhal Mari 51 Bara Bhita Dwitia Khanda 190 Satkura 52 Bhut Kura C.D. BLOCK-OINHATA-II 53 Gata Mari P .S.-DlNHATA 54 Kharija .Chatra Range 0-5'

55 Kharija Bora Danga 90 Chhota Garo) Jhora 56 Sakdal 169 Tutiar Kuthi 57 Brahmanir Chauki 198 Maidam 58 Singi Mari Bheta Guri 205 Sachi Nandan 59 Uttar Bias Guri

60 Kharija Bala Danga Range 6-10

61 Bala Danga 154 Kismat Moka Rari Range 31+ 166 Chhat Pikni Dhara 62 Bora Qanga 233 Khjtaber Kuthi Dwitia Khanda 106

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

235 Khatamari 76 Huchar Kuthi 238 Khitaber Kuthi Pratham Khanda 77 Gati Kachua 246 Tharai Khana 78 Khuta Mara

250 Bh(~mathpur 79 Bafllkura Range 11-15 80 Baje Jama Seara Guri

95 Gokul Chanda 81 Pet Bhata Seora Guri 96 Saul Mari 83 Nagar Seoraguri 162 Kharija Oasa Gram 84 Seora Guri 176 Pikni Ohara 86 Mansab Seoragurl 223 Nagar Kasia Bari 87 Lota Fela 243 Sukaror Kuthi 88 Uttar Chhat Lota Fela

247 Nagar 'Kursa 89 Bara Garol Jhora Range 16-20 91 Oighal Tari 163 Kharija Oakurhat 92 Sal Mara 167 Bhabani Prasad 93 Chhota Sal mara 175 Oakurhat 94 Dakshin Chhat lotafela 202 Kharija Kalal Ghati 97 Han Bhanga 229 DigdhaJlar Payasti 98 Madhupur Range 21-30 99 Marnia Prathamkhanda 73 NajirGanj 100 Khatti Mari 82 Ghong Seoraguri 101 Jitpur Pratham Khanda 195 Sikarpur 102 Tala Pakha

196 Gao Chulica 103 Ghhota Sakdal 197 Kumar Ganj 104 Langulia Dwitiakhanda 203 Bilkalai Ghati 160 Kismat Dasa Gram 209 Kharu Bhaj 161 Dasgram Gobra Chhara 220 Atial DAnga 164 Rasa Manta 226 Baus Mari 165 Kharija Bani Daha 228 Batasur Kuthi 174 Karala 231 Hokadaha Dwitia Khanda Range 31+ 234 Sadialer Kuthi 177 Bakshi Khamar

236 Nagarer Bari 178 Nandina 242 Seuti Pratham Khanda 179 Kamatabutara 244 Kismat Karala Dwitiaa Khanda 180 Bania Daha

249 Seuti Dwitia Khanda 181 Hokadaha Pratham Khanda 182 Joy GoparGanj Range 31+ 71 Bhulki 183 Chhat Gopaf Ganj 74 Bhoram Kachua 184 BaraSakdaf 75 Kukur Kachuaa 185 Tiadaha 107

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage 'Yo) No. (Parcentage 'Yo) No.

2 3 2 3

186 Langalia P(otham Khanda Ra~ge 16-20 NIL 187 Jitpur Dwltia Khanda Range 21-30 11 Bara Adabari 188 Dura Chapri 40 Nagar Gidari 191 Kuchnia Protham Khanda

192 Rakhal Mari Range 31+ Kajalikura 193 Patura Dara 2 Natabari 194 Mamia Dwitia Khanda 3 Uttar Singimari 200 Chhat Khochabari DwltiaKhanda 4 More Bhanga 201 Syam Ganj 5 Hokayaha Adabari 204 Kocha Bari 7 Petiaada Bari 207 Garbha Danga 8 Atiabari Girda Adabari 208 SahebGanj 9 Kismat Adabari 210 Paraner Chhara 10 Taki Mari 211 GOl?al Ganj 12 Garanata 212 Mirer Kuthi 15 Dowa Bari 213 Kuthi Sakdal 16 Silduar 214 Kharija Durganagar 17 Sagar Dighi 216 Kharija Sakdal 18 Nutan Bas 217 .Teprai 19 Dakshin Singi Mari 218 Kharija Durganagar Dwitia Khan 20 Bara Bangia 219 Kalmati 21 Gabua 221 Badatgir Range 31+ 222 Jaigir Bala Bari 22 Jatia Gara 224' Lau Chapra 23 Dhekiajan 225 Turuk Kata 24 Brahmatra Chatra 227 Durga Nagar 25 Deokhata 230 Patharsan 26 Konachatra 239 Chander Kuthl 27 Bajit Chatra 240 Kismat Karala Pratham Khanda 28 Kesari Bari 241 Mega Narayan Kuthi 29 Dhumer Khata 245 Bas Kotal 30 Kayeter Bari C.D. BLOCK-SITAI 31 Arazi Khamar Sitai P.S.-SITAI 32 Pirpal Sitai 0-5 NIL 33 NagarSitai Range 6-10 34 Khamar Sitai 6 Bijli Chatka 35 Bhola Chatra 13 Sovana Bara Masia 36 Bharali 50 Atharajani 37 Sitai Range 11-15 Nil 38 Sat Bhandari 108

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range oISC. JI. Name 01 Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

39 Bala Pukhari 30 Guriarpar 41 Sonarhat 31 Chhat Rampur Pratham Kanda Range 31+ 42 Panl Khawa 32 Chhat Chiiakhana Dwitlakhanda

43 PadmaMan 33 Chhat Genduguri 44 Sati Mari 34 Prathamkhanda 45 Nakarjan 35 Charaljani 46 Tamagun 36 Debottar Charal Jani 47 Chhat Singi Marl 37 Bhuchung Mari 48 An:'lndaran Singi Man 38 Dhopguri 49 Bl).thar 39 . Bhelapeta 51. Chamta 40 Airani Chitaiia 52 Chor.Khana 41 Amla Guri 53 Kaimati C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ-I Range 31+ 42 Chhatoa P .S.-TUFANGANJ 43 Amla Guri Dwitia Khanda Range 0-5' 115 • Chhat Deocharai 44 Moamari 45 Jaigir Chilakhana Range 6-10 126 Jhau Kuthi 46 BaifAama Chiiakhama Pra amkhanda

Range 11-15 79 Chilakhana 47 Bilsi Dwitiakhanda 80 Chhat Bhelakopa. 48 Genduguri 49 Muga Bhog

Range 16-20 91 Shikarpur 50 Chhat Chilakhanap Rathmkhanda 125 Balabhut 51 Bilsi" 52 Chhalapak

Range 21-30 81 Bhelakopa Dwitiakhanda 53 Balapukhari 113 Dwiparpar 54 Uttar Chhati Aigir Chilakhana 120 Krishnapur 71 Andaran Phulbari Range 31+ Chhat Bara Chowki 72 Dakshin Chhatjaigirchilakhana 2 Panisala 73 Chhat Phulbari 3 Natabari 74 Ghogarkuthi Dwitia Khanda 4 DwarikaMari 75 Khorarpar 5 Khasbas 76 Naokhuli 6 Chhat Rampur Dwitiakhanda 77 Ghogarkuthi Pratham Khanda 7 Chikliguri Dwitiakhanda 78 Gobindapur 8 Dhalpaf 82 Mardanga Dwitiakhanda 9 Bhurkus 84 Bhelakopa Pratham Khanda 10 Chikliguri Pratham khanda 85 Soladanga 12 Sikdarer Khata 86 Chhat Panisafa 109

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Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages

(Pareentage %) No. (~areentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

87 Nandiehheehura 20 Najiran Deutikhanda 88 Balarampur 21 Chhatbhalka 89 Deoeharai 23 Jaldhoa 90 Balaghat 24 Singimari 92 Chamta 93 Kamat Phulbari 31+ 25 Takoamari 114 Nakkatigaehhi 26 Rasikbil 116 Nepler Kuthf 27 Bara Safbari 117 Santoshpur 28 SaJbari 118 Jhaljhali 29 Basraja Dwitya Khan~a 55 Basraja Prathamkhanda Range 31+ 119 Chengmari 56 Biehhandai 121 Dhadiaf 57 Jirati Salbari 123 Rajarkuthi 124 Gopaler Kuthi 58 Bajrapur C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ-II 59 Turkanir Kuthi P.S.-TUFANGANJ 61 BakJa

Range 0-5' 103 Boafimohandwitia Khanda 62 Mahish Kuehl 63 Falimari Range 6-10 Nil Nil 68 Dhal Dabri 69 Chhat Bhareya Range 11-15 Nil Nil 70 Bhandi Jalas 94. Langal Gram Range 16-20 16 Paglir Kuthi 95 Haripur 67 Pallka 96 Barakodali 101 Chhota Laukuthi 97 Jhlngapuni' 105 Shilghagri 98 Mantani

99 Nakar Khana Range 21-30 22 Gorbhanga 100 Chhat Balakuthi 60 Tater Kuthi 102 Purba Jhaukuthi 64 Phersabari Bala Kuthl 65 Bhanukumari 104

66 Atra 107 Bhareya 106 Mansai 108 Meehkoka 109 BegarKhata

Range 31+ 13 Dorko 110 Sauer Khata

14 Chengtimari 111 Dhanmatia

17 Khagri Bari 112 Boalimohan Pratham Khanda

18 Madhur 8hasa 122 Debgram

19 Rampur 127 Chhit Baralaukuthi 110

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RangeofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages

(Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK·MEKLIGANJ 25 Dakshin Alokjhari

P .S.·MEKLIGANJ 26 Dakshin Bokna Bandha

Range 0-5' 75 AndC!ran Panisala 27 Uttar Hemkumari

152 Chhota Kuchlibari 28 Dora Dabri

29 Deuti Khata

Range 6-10 Nil Nil 30 Purbba Hem Kumari

31 Dakshin Dhulia Khalisa

Range 11-15 81 Chhat Nijtaraf 32 Dakshin Uchal Pukhari

83 Chhota Panisala 33 Dhulia Uchal Pukhari

34 paschim Gopalpur

Range 16-20 78 Hatdhar Dharia 35 Kharija Gopalpur

82 Nagar Changtabandha 36 Purbba Gopalpur

37 Dakshin Kharija Gopalpur

Range 21-30 38 Purbba Patchhara Gopalpur

43 Jamal Dahahat 39 Purbba Panisala

44 Chhota Jamal Daha 40 Chhota Thunkir Jhar

41 Purbba Jamal Daha

Range 31+ 2 Soul Mari 42 Khj3.rija Jamal Daha

3 Paschim Dhulia Baldiahati 45 Uttar Dwarika Mari

4 Samali 46 Chhal Jama\daha 6 Bara Dhulia Khalisa 48 Shikarpur

7 Pur~a Uchalpukhari 49 Bhogjan

8 Uttar Dhulia Khalisa 50 ..IamaJdaha

9 Uttar Uchalpukhari 52 Madhya Jamal Daha

10 Jalsua 53 Mokarari Jamal Daha

11 Daksh1n Dhulia Baldiahati 54 Ratanpur

12 Jnankata Adhikar 55 Buraburi Dewanabas

13 Madhya Dhulia Khalisa 56 Salgharia

14 Purbba Dhulia Baldaihati 57 Dwarikamari Khasbas

15 Bara Thunkinjhar 58 Bhogramguri

16 Uchalpukhari 59 Bura Buri

17 Chhal Dhulia 60 Debottar Bura Buri

18 Paschim Palchhra Gopalpur 61 Bura Buri Patchhara

19 Dhulia Khalisa 62 Dwarikka Mari

20 Paschim Dhulia Khalisa 63 Lotamari

21 Uttar Boknabandha 64 Dwarikamari Ratanpur

22 Chhat Kamal Changrabandha 65 Purba Kamat Changara Bandha 23 Uttar AloKjhari 66 Madhya Panisala

24 Uttar Kamal Changrabandha 67 Kamat Pan is ala 111

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Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Pareentage %) No. (Pareentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

68 Uttar Panisala 130 Fulkarbari Range 31+ 69 Chhota Kamat Changrabandha 131 Fulkar Dabri Daje Jame 70 Pasehim Panisala 132 Bhotbari

71 Pasehim Kamat Changrabandha 134 Purbbar Fulkar Sabri 74 Bara Panisala 135 Purbbabhotbari

76 Panisala Dwitia Khanda 136 Fulkar Dabri Kasiabari 77 Kamat Chandrabandha 137 Uttar Up;,!nchauki Kuchlibari 84 Ullarbhot Bari 138 Chhota Jikabari 86 Andarannijtaraf 139 Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 87 Dakshinpanisala 141 Jikabari

88 Lota Mari 142 Jamaldaha Balapukharia

89 Purbba Nijtraf 143 Kuehli Bari 90 Chhota Nijtaraf' 144 Paschim Upanchauki Kuchlibari 91 Bara Nijtaraf 31+ 145 Dakshin lamaldaha Balapukharia 92 Daribas 146 Upan Chauki Kuchlibari

94 Dakshin Nijtaraf 147 Bara Kuchlibari 96 Nijtaraf 149 Purbba Upanchauki Kuchlibari 100 Madhya Nijtaraf 150 Purba Bajejama Kuchlibari

101 Andaran Bhotbari 151 Brahmattar Kuchiibari 102 Chhota Bhootbari 105 Uttar Khar Kharia C.D. BLOCK-HALDIBARI (0070) 106 Chhotaful Kardabri Baje Jama P.S.-HALDIBARI (0010)

107 Uttar Pllkurdabli Range 0-5' Nil Nil 108 Dakshin Hemkumari

t09 Uttar Fulkar Dabri Baje Jama Range 6-10 27 Basa Rajbala

110 Chhota Khar Kharia 45 Uttar Daribas 111 Mekliganj

112 Chhota Fulkar Dabrikhar Khari Range 11-15 Nil Nil 113 Dakshin Shot Bari

114 Dakshin Mekliganj Range 16-20 2 Andaran Khasbas 115 Tista Nadir Payasti 50 Chhat Jamal Daha 122 Andaran Kuchubari

123 Baje Jana Kulchi Bari Range 21-30 19 Jnandas 124 Uttar Andaran Kulchi Bari 34 Pran Majumder 125 Dakshin Fulkar Dabrik Harkharia

126 Bala Pukharik Harkharla Range 31+ Bara Haldibari

127 Andaran Kharkharia 3 Bakshi Ganj Andaran Khasbas 128 Madhya Fulkar Dabri Khar Kl'laria 4 Debollar Bakshiganj

129 Dakshin Fulkar Dabri 5 Bakshiganj 112

APPENDIX-IV

Range oISC. JI. Name of Villages . Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage 'Yo) No.

2 3 2 3

7 Oakshin Bakshiganj 54 Oaribas 9 Hemkumari 55 Jnan Kanta Adhikari 10 Tattaram 56 Nijtaraf 11 Oakshin Pran Majumder 58 Oari Pattani 13. Dakshin Samilabas 59 KamatBandi 14 Baraman Sing Kumar 60 Mekhli Ganj 15 Golapdi 61 Purbba Dari Pattani 16 Samilabas C.D. BLOCK-COOCH BEHAR-I (0080) 17 Madhya Humdum Danga P.S.-KOCH BIHAR (0060) 18 Oakshin Chhota Haldibari 20 Paschim Fate Mamud Range 0-5* 121 Oakshin Ambari 21 Paschim Samilabas 128 • Gudam Maharaniganj 22 Chhota Haldibari 137 Bara Athara Kotha 23 Oakshin Basaraj Bala 151. Chhat Gokuler Kuthi 24 Banikanta 219 Khairamari 25 Uttar Chhota HaJdibari 247 Bhojanpur Katnati Para 26 Uttar Khasbas 28 Uttar Baksigang Range 6-10 127 Harinchaowra 29 Uttar Basaraj Bala 138 Chhota Atharakotha 142 Oudher Kuthi Oewanbas Range 31+ 31 Khasbas 148 Hourgari

32 Sibiganj 200 Bara Nafdhondra 33 Bajejama Khasbas 201 Jibramer Kuthi 35 Madhya Khasbas 239 Ohalia Bari 36 Madhya Saksiganj 248 Ohair Hat 37 Purbba Samilabas 254 Ruier Kuthi 38 Oakshin Nijjaraf 39 Andaran Bajejama 40 Oakshin Khasbas Ran_ge 11-15 129 Chhat Guriahati 41 Purbba Fate Mamud 141 Mainaguri Oighalhati 42· Uttar Nijtaraf 238 Gangaler Kuthi

44 Chhota Sibiganj 241 Natuarpar 46 Oakshin Baje Jama Khasbas 47 Basaman Sing Kumar Range 16-20 182 Putimari 48 Purbba Jangal Bas 218 Rashidanga Owitia Khanda 49 BajeJama 220 Chhata Elajan 51 Purbba Humdum Danga 237 ,Ghegir Ghat· 52 Jangal Bas 246 Ghoramara 53 Nagar Saheb Ganj 113

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Range oISC. JI. Name 01 Villages Range oISC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage 'Yo) No. (Parcentage 'Yo) No.

2 3 2 3

Range 21-30 143 Kalabari Ghat 161 Katamari 152 Chhat Duder Kuthi 162 Brahmottar Kasaldanga 190 Kharija Phuleswari 163 Phalimari 197 Kharija Naldhondra 164 Paschim Han Bhanga 216 Cheger Kuthi 165 Dewan Bas 227 Chhota Nalangl Barl 166 Bhoter Hat 235 Dewan Hat Moamari 167 Meghpala 236 Sisab Guri 168 Petbhata Maghpala 251 Nawabganj Balasi 169 Kanchiar Kuthi 170 Kathal Bari 255 Bara Balasi 171 Rajpur 173 Hastabud Kasal Danga Range 31+ 114 Dalua Dasglr 174 Balagram 11'5 Gayer-Gari 175 Patpisu 116 TaUiguri 176 Chandamari 117 Purba Phalimari 177 Kasiabari 118 Ghargharia Dwitiakhanda 178 Bairati 119 Dauaguri 179 Jagarjhuli Bhasir Thana 120 Kunidanga 180 Amar Bhasir Thana 123 Jhinaidanga 181 ChhatChhedar Jhar 124 Lankabar 183 Chherdar Jhar 131 Ghughumari 184 Shibpur 133 Bheladanga 185 Dakshin Putimari Phuleswari 139 Barabhitia 187 Shalbari 140 Aschimmomari 188 Hardeb Chhedar jhar 144 Chandisal 189 Putiman Phuleswari 145 Charaker Kuthi Dewanbas 191 Paitaka Para 146 Charaker Kuthi 192 Hatiram Salbari 147 Hirar Kuthi 193 Brahmattar Garkhola 149 194 Sitalbas Simulguri \ 150 Gikuler Kuthi 195 Brahmatara Salbari 153 Dudder Kuthi 196 Tang Tangi 198 Charak Para 154 Bhogdaban Kesaribari 199 Patchhara 155 Mainaguri Singijani 202 Kachaman 203 Khalisa Guri Range31+ 156 Chhat Elajan 204 Haldimohan 157 Giriar Kuthi 205 Morangamari 158 Kanibil Kankan Guri 206 Elefaner Kuthi 159 Bengdubginar Kuthi 207 Mainaguri Kankanguri 160 Bagmara 114

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" Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage "Ie) No. (Parcentage "Ie) No.

2 3 2 3

Range 31+ C.D. BLOCK-COOCH BEHAR-II (0090) 208 Kursamari P.S.-KOCH BIHAR (0060) 209 Dasagram Range 0-5' 50 Bag Bhandar 210 Auli Bari 211 Pantha Bari Range 6-10 76 Raser Kuthi 212 Ekmukha 136 Damodarpur 213 'Silkhuri Ditia Khanda 214 Silkhuri Pratham Khanda Range 11-15 49 Hogla Bari 215 Silkhuribas 64 Paschim Chapaguri 217 Sonakhuli 67 Kawalipara 222 Rasidanga Pratham Khanda 135 Karisal 223 Sialdaha Pratham Khanda

224 Bara Nalangi Bari Range 16-20 9 Kalarayer Kuti 225 Sialdaha Dwitia Khanda 32 Borakhata 226 Jhal Jhali 35 Barai Bari Pratham Khanda 228 Jongra 37 Ichamari 229 Hari Bhanga 51 Angrakata 230 Dakshin Kursamari 84 Chharar Kuthi 231 Dayaler Chhara 102 Tarai Guri 232 Nakkati 233 Pushnadanga Range 21-30 4 Khagri Bari 234 Atharanala 5 Singimari Paschimpar 240 Panigram Ghughumari 7 Sukhdhaner Kuti 242 Latkar Par 33 Baneswar

243 Baghoroa 54 Dharma Barer Kuthi 244 KaJakata 81 Kaminlrghat 249 Panisala 82 Tengnamari

250 Moamari 89 Khargrabari

252 Gosalnganj 101 Bhogram Guri 107- Chakchaka 253 Jlrampur

256 Panlmarar Kuthi Range31+ Putimari Baksibas 257 Dhumpur Balasi 2 Basdhamati Bari 258 Barapak 3 Sajherpar Ghoramara 259 Chokuri 6 Chhat Singimari 260 Tupamari Dewanbas 8 Sakuni Bala 261 Daharerpar 10 Sara Rangras 262 Chatra Chekapdara 11 Salmara 263 Kanikata Seoraguri 12 Kalmandas Guri 115

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage "!o) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

13 Aliali Guri 59 Salmara Tritiakhanda 14 Uttar Sibpur 60 Aratguri 15 Harin Mara 61 Deutibari 16 Gopalpur 62 Hokakura 17 Dudumari 63 Ichhamari Chapaguri 18 Daldali 65 Kalapani 19 Tapsikhata 66 Baldihati 20 Kumirghat 68 Haripur 21 Marich Bari 69 Madhupur 22 Kankanguri 70 Kachuban 23 Mahish Bathan Dwitiakhanda 71 Matikata 24 Dhalaguri 72 Jajna Narayaner Kuthi 25 Bhatlaguri 73 Kachuban Baran Khana 26 Barai Bari Dwitiakhanda 74 Palashguri 27 Kholta Bari 75 Khairati Bari 28 Bokalimath 77 Kamaianga Guri 78 Malati Guri Range 31,+ 49 Ambari 79 Ghierhari 30 Kaljani 80 Jatrapur 31 Boragari 83 Jibdharer Kuthi 34 Kuthipara 85 Marandir Kuthi 36 Hatiduba 86 Paschim Bhogram Guri 38 Chhagalber 87 Banchukumari 39 Ikarchala

40 Uttar Maralautara Range 31+ 88 Mahish Bathan Pratham Khanc 41 Nageswar Guri 90 Dodear Kakribari 42 Uttar Peshtar Jhar 91 Kharija Par 43 Araji Kakribari 92 Kokoabari 44 Kachura Kuthi 93 Sonari Nikatiar Kuthi 45 Konamalli 94 Sonari Kakribari 46 Dhang Dhing Guri 95 Uttar Gayergari 47 Hollanger Kuthi 96 Sonari 48 Chhota Rangras 97 Sidheswari 52 Basantapur 98 53 Chhota Khairati Bari 99 Kharija Sonari

55 Chandan Chowra "" ***** **** ~**." ** ********* Start

56 Pet Bhatta Chandan Chowra 100 Chapaguri 57 Karibharal 103 Bara Gila 58 Sajher Parkh.atal Bari 104 Pesthar Jhar 116

APP_ENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

10S Baisguri 12 Jatamari 106 Konamali Pesthar Jhar 13 More Bhanga 108 Maralau Tara Contd.31+ 14 Bara Kaimari 109 Garubhasa 15 Chhota Kaimari 110 Khapai Danga 16 Dhallar Par 111 Soul Tukribarapak 18 Rangamati 112 Ghargh'aria Pratham Khanda 1it Abuar Pathar 113 Chaudanga 20 Gangadhar 134 Takagach 21 Kursamari Pratham Khanda C.D. BLOCK-SITALKUCHI (0100) 22 Magh Pala P.S.-SITALKUCHI (0050) 23 Bhog Dabri O·S' 40 BaraGharia 24 Bhaair Thana 50 Maricha Gltal Daha 25 Chotta Salbari 26 Kursa Mari Dwitia Khanda 6·10 17 Nagar Dakaliganj 27 Nagar sobha Ganj 44 Phol Bari 28 Auli Kura 51 Lalbazar Dwitia Khanda 29 Chhota Bengdaki 68 Bara Masia 30 Bara Bengdaki 31 Khengchi 11·15 45 Nagar Sing!mari 32 Bara Dhaper Chatra 53 Amtala 33 Kharija Dhaper Chatra 54 Bara Marieha 34 Chhota Dhaper Chatra 55 Kharija Sital Kuehl 35 Bara Pinarir Jhar 36 Satim1'lri

16·20 41 Gadapota 37 C~hota Pinjarir Jhar 38 Athara Kotha 21·30 4 Chhota Madhusudan 39 Bara Madhusudan 56 Petla Nepra 42 Rajar Bari 66 Putia Bara Masia 43 Sitalkuehi 46 Gaehhtala 31+ Mahishmuri 47 Mira Para 2 San gar Bari 48 Golenao Ghati 3 Khocha Bari 57 Nagar Nepra 5 Madhyam Madhusudan 58 Atiabari Nepra 6 Nalgram 59- Dewanekot Joduar

8 Khasbas Khalisam~ri

9 Sonar Chalun 31+ 60 Gar Khola 10 Chenger Kuthi Khalisamari "61 Bara Gadai Khora 1.1 Chhota Khalisamari 62 Chhota Gadai Khora 117

APPENDIX-IV

Range 01 SC. JI. Name 01 Villages Range oISC. JI. Name 01 Villages (Parcentage "Ie) No. (Parcentage "Ie) No.

2 3 2 3

63 Raja Ram Joy Duar 38 Chengar Khata 64 Sarbeswar 39 Chengar Khata Khagri Bari 65 Nagar Lalbazar 40 Chhat Khagri Bari 67 Pagumari 41 Chhota Chhat Dhan Dhania C.D. BLOCK-MATHABHANGA-I 42 Dakshin Ranga Pani Balasi P.S.-MATHABHANGA -I 43 Upanirpar 0-5* Nil Nil 44 Bamunia Paschim P.S-MATHABHANGA (0040) 45 Chhota Keshari Bari 6-10 104 Daribas 46 Kharija Keshari Bari P.S-GHOKSADANGA (0030) 47 Paschim Gila Danga 11-15 10 Magurmari 48 Kher Bhander P.S-MATHABHANGA (0040) 49 Pani Gram 16-20 105 Dangkoba 50 Bamunia Purba P.S-MATHABHANGA (0040) 51 Simul Guri 21-30 106 Satgaon 52 Debottar Pani Gram 125 Mahimer Kuthi 53 Putimari 183 Nagar Matha Bhanga 54 Genduguri P.S-GHOKSADANGA (0030) 55 Pakhi Haga I 31+ 9 Madhya Rangapani Balasi 56 Andaran Pakhi Haga 60 Uttar Daibhangi 57 Nityanandi P.S-MATHADANGA (0040) 58 Indrer Kuthi 31+ 8 Jore Simuli 59 Chhat Pakhi Haga 22 Dakshin Kachakhawa 75 Dai Bhangi 23 Keshari Bari 76 Bellasi 24 Madhya Chhat Gopalpur 77 Kalgaon 25 Patchhara Gopalpur 78 Bhanga More 26 Uttar Kharija Gopalpur 79 Gadaler Kuthi 27 Gopalpur 80 Duai Suai 28 Kharija Pani Gram 81 Kukti Kata 29 Dakshin, Kharija Gopalpur 84 Jamir Danga 30 Bara GopalPur 85 Paschim Jamir Danga 31 Chhat Gopalpur 86 Asak Bari Pratham Khanda 32 Uchal Pukhari 87 Garibpur 33 Chhata Gopalpur 88 Chena Kata 34 Dhan Dhania 89 Satgachhi '35 Bhag Ramguri 90 BaJarhat 91 Satgaan Manabari Sitallahiri 92 Nalangi Sari 31+ 36 Bura SUfi 93 Bara Gharia Garkuta 37 Uttar Tetuler Chhara 118

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

94 Tetuler Chhara 95 Bengar Oai 11-15 Nil Nil 96 Asak Bari Owitia Khanda P.S-GHOKSADANGA (0030) 97 Mohanpur 16-20 127 Atpukhari 98 Kan Fata P .S.-MATHABHANGA (0040) 99 Nabiner Oola 16-20 164 Ghughu Mari 100 Baksi Ganj 167 Chhanna Madar 101 Bara Oola Gadarer Kuthi P.S-GHOKSADANGA (0030) 102 Bara Gharia Mohanpur 21-30 136 Chhera Mari 103 Sikarpur P.S.-MATHABHANGA (0040) 107 Oaruar Par 21-30 165 Oumni Guri 108 Mahish Charu P .S-GHO KSADANGA (0030) 109 Dakshin Teturer Chhara 31+ Uttar Tengna Mari 110 Kharija Hatanpur 2 Uttar Ksheti 111 Abas Ratanpur 3 Uttar Kachakhawa 112 Sara Kharisamari 4 Jote Bhoranath 113 Kursha Mari 5 Ksheti 114 kauardara 6 Uttar Rangapani Blasi 115 Chanda Mari 11 Tengnamari 116 Nendarpar 12 Agna 117 Kharija Kauardara 13 Kharjakheti 118 Shurkul Danga 14 Dwarlakshmipur 119 Saisguri 15 Phur Bari 120 Pachagar 16 BalaSundar 121 KhaterBari 17 Chhat Phulbaridaribas 122 Chhat Khater Bari 18 Singijani 184 Tekonia 19 Phulabari Oewanbas 20 Phulbari Oaribas 185 Sher Bheri Mana Bari 61 Mukul Danga 188 Chhat Jorpatki 62 Dewan'Bas 189 Jorpatki 63 Bara Saul Mari 190 Nagar Gopar Ganj 64' Ram Thenga 191 Bocha Gari 65 Lotapota 192 Shurunga Mari 66 Bail Pari 194 Pana Guri 67 Lafa Bari 195 Sibpur 68 Sauder Bas C.D. BLOCK-MATHABHANGA-II 69 Nabiner Dora P.S.-MATHABHANGA (0040) 70 OwarikaMari 0-5' Nil Nil 71 Kusari Bari 72 Chhat Dwarka Mari 6-10 Nil Nil 73 Dauaguri 74 Rangamati 119

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

123 Angar Kala Khater Bari 156 Tetul Guri 124 Angar Kala Para Dubi 159 Khati Mari 126 Ruidanga Pratham Khanda 160 Subhar Pathar 128 Chhota Simulguri 161 Athara Ko~ha Kalpani 129 Bara Simulguri 181 Matiar Kuthi 130 Purbba Pulimari P.S-MATHABHANGA (0040) 131 Bhela Kopa 31+ 157 Chhat Chhitki Bari 132 Khopa Dhuli 158 Jhauguri 133 Baghmara Sukhan Dighi 162 Kshen Para 134 Unis Bisa 163 Pheksa Bari 135 Pata Kamari 166 Runi Bari 137 PaniKhana 168 Asmanir Ghat 138 Ruidanga Dwitia Khanda 169 Gagkuta 139 Sular Para 170 Kani Bilkankan guri 171 Kodal Ksheti 140 Dhari Mara 172 Khoko Bari 141 Dhala Guri 173 Chhat Dumni Guri 142 Salmara Dwitia Khanda 174 Purbba Nilangi Bari 144 Sal mara Pralham Khanda 175 Chakiar Chhara 145 Phara Bari 176 Chhitri Bari 146 Kharika Bari 177 Brahmottar Sona Tali 147 Sildanga 148 Gaybari 31+ 178 Purbba Bhojaner Chhara 149 Bhanur Kuthi 179 Bher Bheri 150 Dolanger Kulhi 180 Khalai Gaon 151 Bamani Kura 182 Barai Bari 152 Tauri Kala 186 Bhojaner Chhara 153 Bhog Mara 187 Bara Chakiar Chhara 154 Chandan Chaura 193 KodalDhoa 155 Dhekar Kuthi (0-5)* Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population. 120

APPENDIX-IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES. B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Ranges of ST. JI. Name of Villages Ranges of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No. ------2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK-DINHATA ·1 (0010) 238 Khitaber Kuthi Prathan Khanda P.S.-DINHATA 246 Tharai Khana ··Rage 0-5· ··Range 6-15

6 Khalisa Gosanimari 102 Tala Pakha 27 Paschim Para Danga 220 Atial Danga 45 Bara Nachina 221 Badalgir 105 Koali Daha ·'Range 16-25 Nil 108 Dinhata Gram '* Range 26-35 Nil 110 Bhanghi Dwitia Khanda ·'Range 36-50 Nil 114 Bara Boal Mari "Range 51+ Nil 116 'Sara Atia Bari Prathm Khanda C.D. BLOCK-SITAI 145 Bhoram P.S.-SITAI ·'Range 6-15 Nil ·'Range 0-5' 34 KhamarSitai ··Range 16-25 'Thsi10090 35 Bhola Chatra

'33 Jamadarer Bu~ 36 Bharali "Range 26-35 37 Sitai 31 Kuthialer Bus "Range 6-15 Nil ··Range 36-50 Nil ·'Range 16-25 Nil "Range 51+ Nil "Range 26-35 Nil ·'Range 36-50 Nil C.D. BLOCK-DINHATA-II ··Range 51+ Nil P.S.-DINHATA ·'Range 0-5 C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ 101 Jitpur Pratham Khanda P.S.-TUFANGANJ 103 Chhota Sakdaf "Range 0-5 161 Dasgram Gobra Chhara 6 Chhatrampur Dwitiakhanda 179 Kamatabutara 47 Bilsi Dwitiakhanda 184 Sara Sakdal 71 Andaran Phulbari 191 Kuchnia Protham Khanda 88 Balarampur 203 Bilkaai Ghati "Range 6-15

208 Saheb Ganj 31 Chhatrampur Pratham Khanda 219 Kalmati 49 Muga Bhag 222 Jaigir Bala Bari ·'Range 16-25 Nil 224 Lau Chapra ·'Range 26-35' Nil 227 Durga Nagar hRange 36-50 Nil 121

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage "!o) No. (Parcentage "!o) No.

2 3 2 3

"Range 51+ Nil 43 Jamal Oahahat C.D. BLOCK-TUFANGANJ-U 82 Nagar Changrabandha P.S.-TUFANGANJ 86 Andarannijtaraf "Range 0-5' 115 Tista Nadir Payasti 18 Madhur Bhasa 123 Baje Jana Kulchi Bari 19 Ramp4.r 124 Uttar Andaran Kulchi Bari 24 Singimari 125 Dakshin Fulkar Dabrikharkhari 28 Salbari 128 Madhyafulkardabri Khar Kharia 29 8asraja Prathamkhanda 136 Fulkardabrikasiabari 55 Basraja Prathamkhanda 143 Kuchli Bari 58 Bajrapur 146 Upanchaukikuchli Bari 59 Turkanir Kuthi 149 Purbbaupanchaukikuchli Bari 60 Tater Kuthi 151 Brahmattarkuchli Bari 62 Mahish Kuchi "Range 6-15 65 Bhanukumari 53 Mokara}i Jamal qaha 70 Bhandi Jalas 114 Oakshin Mekli Ganj 96 Barakodali "Range 16-25 Nil 101 Chhota Laukuthi "Range' 26-35 Nil "Range 6-15 "Range 36-50 17 Khagri Bari 33 Ohulia Uchal Pukhari 25 Takoamari "Range 51+ 27 Bara Salbari 122 Andarankuchu Bari 95 Haripur 148 Madhya Upanchaukikuchli Bari "Range 16-25' C.D. BLOCK-HALDIBARI 26 Rasikbil P.S.-HALDIBARI

107 Bhareya Bara Haldibari "Range 26-35 9 Hemkumari 14 Chengtimari 17 Madhya Humdum Danga "Range 36-50 Nil 54 Daribas "Range 51 + 56 Ntjtaraf 15 Alia Mochar 60 Mekfi Ganj 16 Paglir Kuthi ··Range 6-15 Nil ·'Range 16-25 Nil C.D. BLOCK-MEKLIGANJ "Range 26-35 P.S.-MEKLIGANJ 4 Debottar Bakshiganj ··Range 0-5 "Range 36-50 Nil 9 Uttaruchal Pukhari "Range 51+ Nil 16 Vchalpukhari

23 Uttar Alokjhari C.D. BLOCK-COOCH BEHAR- I 122

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

P.S.-KOCH BIHAR 39 Ikarchala "Range 0·5' 68 Haripur 119 Dauaguri 69 Madhupur 123 Jhinaidanga 72 Jajnanarayaner Kuti 124 Lankabar 80 Jatrapur 138 Chhota Atharakotha 87 Banchukumari 156 Chhat Elajan 88 Mahish Bathan Pratham Khanda 167 Maghpala 89 Khargrabari 194 Sitalbas 90 Dodear Par 219 K:hairamari 91 Kharija Kakribari 235 Dewan Hat Moamari 94 Sonari Kakribari 256 Panimarar Kuthi 96 Sonari 257 Dhumpur Balasi 97 Sidheswari "Range 6-15 104 Pesthar Jhar 242 Latkar Par 105 Baisguri 243 Baghroa 107 Chalschaka 251 Nawabganj Balasi 110 KhapaiDanga "Range 16·25 113 Chaudanga 241 Natuarpar 135 Karisal "Range 26·35 Nil "Range 6-15 ·'Range 36·50 Nil Putimari Baksibas •• Range 51+ Nil 5 Singimari Paschimpur 6 Chhat Singimari C.O: BLOCK-COOCH BEHAR-II 12 Kalmandas Guri P.S.-KOCH BIHAR 13 Atiali Guri 4 Khagri Bari 18 Daldali 8 Sakuni Bala 19 Tapsikhata 9 Kalarayer Kuti 20 Kumirghat 10 Bararangras ., Range 16·25 56 Pet Shatta Chandan Chowra 11 Salmara ·'Range 26·35 Nil 14 Uttar Sibpur ·'Range 36·50 Nil 16 Gopalpur '·Range 51+ Nil 21 Marich Bari C.O. BLOCK-SITALKUCHI 24 Dhalaguri P .S.-SITALKUCHI 25 Bhatlaguri ··Range 0-5' 26 Barai Sari Dwitiakhanda 43 Sitalkuchi 27 Kholta "Range 6-15 .NiI 29 Ambari ··Range 16-25 Nil 35 Barai Sari Pratham Khanda ··Range 26-35 Nil 123

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Parcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

"Range 36-50 Nil 15 Phul Sari "Range 51+ Nil 61 Mukul Danga C.O. BLOCK-MATHABHANGA-I 64 Ram Thenga P.S.-MATHABHANGA 65 Lotapota "Range 0-5' 67 Lafa Bari 38 Chengar Khata 68 Sauder Bas 44 Bamunia Paschim 74 Rangamati 58 Indrer Kuthi 128 Chhota Simulguri 75 Dai Bhangi 129 Bara Simulguri "Range 6-15 Nil 133 Baghmara Sukhan Dighi "Range 16-25 Nil 159 Khati Mari "Range 26-35 Nil "Range 6-15 "Range 36-50 Nil 130 Purbba Putimari "Range 51+ Nil "Range 16-25 Nil C.O. BlOCK-MATHABHANGA-1I "Range 26-35 P.S.-GHOKSADANGA 63 Bara Saul Marikk "Range 0-5' "Range 36-50 Nil 5 Ksheti "Range 51+ Nil

TOWN DIRECTORY

127 NOTE EXPLANING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - 1 SIZE CALLS OF T.OWNS

Class Population Method of disposal of nightsoil I 100,000 and above HL Head Loads II 50,000-99,999 B Baskets III 20,000-49,999 WB Wheel Barrows IV 10,000-19,999 ST Septic Tank Latrines V 5,000-9,999 S Sewerage VI Below 5,000 Pt Pit System o Others Civic Administration Status of Towns M.Corp. Municipal Corporation/Corporation Protected Water Supply M.C. Municipal Co~mittee/Municipal Town OHT Over Head Tank Committee SR Service Reservoir M IG River Infiltration Gailery M.B. Municipal Board BWP Borewell Pumping System M.C!' Municipal Council PT Pressure Tank C.B. Contonment Board/Contonment TW Tl,!bewell water/Hand pump N.A.C. Notified Area/Notified Area Commit­ T Tap Water tee/Notified Committee W Well Water T.C. Town Committee K Tank Water T.B. Town/Boardrrown Area Committee G.P. Gram PanchayaWiliage Panchayat STATEMENT-V N.P. Nagar PanchayatITown Panchayat Medical Facilities S.C. Station Committee H Hospital S.B. Sanitary Board D Dispensary S.A. Special Area HC Health-Centre/Primary Health Centre/ S.A.D.A. Special Area Development Authority Primary Health Sub-Centre/Primary E.O. Estate Office Health Unit etc. U.C. Union Committee FPC Family Planning Centre C.T. Census Town TB TB Clinic N.M. Non-Municipal NH Nurshing Home o Others STATEMENT - II A Ayurvedic· U Unani Navigable River/Canal Homeopathic R River C Canal Educational Facilities A Artson~ STATEMENT - IV S Science only Road Length C Commerce only P.R. Pucca Road AS Arts and Science only K.R. Kuccha Road ASC Combined for all categories-Arts, Science and Commerce System of Sewerage L Law S Sewer U University OSD Open Surface Drains o Others BSD Box Surface Drains SD Sylk Drains Recreational and Cultural facilities CD Cesspool Method Pt Pit System PL Public Library o Others RR Reading Room 128 TOWN STATEMENT STATUS AND

SI. Class, name and civic Location Name of Police Name of Area Number of Population and No. Administration status Code No. Station C.D. Block (in Sq. House- . 1901 1911 1921 of Town Kms.) holds in- clu5ling Houseless House- holds (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. V Bhangri Pratham See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Khanda (NM)

2. IV Dinhata (M) See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Dinhata Urban Agglomeration 4.72 4,469 1,207 1,833 2,290 (+51.85) (+24.93) i) V 'Bhangri Pratham 26/1/1X Dinhata Dinhata -1 Kanda (NM) 1.46 1,172

ii) IV Dinhata(M) 26/1N111 Dinhata 3.26 3.,297 t,207 1,833 2,290 (+51.86) (+24.93) 3. IV Guriahati (NM) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglqmeration

4. IV Haldibari(M) 26/111 Haldibari 1.45 2,208 1,112 1,380 1,502 (+24.10)· (+8.84) 5. V Kharimala See'Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Khagrabari(NM)

6. Koch Bihar(M) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration " Koch8iMr Urban Agglomeration 17.19 17,678 10,458 10,841 11,461 (+3.66) (+5.72) i) IV ~uriahati(NM) 26/1NI Koch Bihar Koch Bihar-I 5.10 2,847

Ii) V Kharimala 26/1N Koch !'}ihc!r Koch Bihar-I 3.80 1,19:} Khagrabari(NM) I iii) Koch Bihar(M) 26/1/1V Koch Bihar 8.29 13,678 10,458 10,841 11,461 " (+3.66) (+5.72)' 7. IV Mathabhanga(M) 26/1/111 Mathabhanga 1.89 3,519 1,283 1,740 2,008 (+35.62) (+15.40) 8. V Makliganj(M) 26/1/11 Mekliganj 3.88 1,372

9. IV Tufanganj(M) 26/1 Nil Tufanganj 0.88 3,121 129 DIRECTORY - I GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Denslty ______::S.::.;ex.;:_:_R:=at;:_:io:...._ ___ 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981' 1991 Census)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration 2,516 3,536 5,848 11,306 11,737 14,536 23,848 5,053 821 931 937 (+9.87) (+40.54) (+65.38) (+93.33) (+-3.81) (+23.85) (+64.06)

6,151 4,213 893

2,516 3,536 5,848 11,306 11,737 14,536 17,697 5,429 82f 931" 952 (+9.87) (+4if.54) (+65.38) (+93.33) (+ 3.81) (+23.85) (+21.75) See 'Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

1,246 1,568 3,162 4,371 5,098 7,130 10,870 7,497 844 905 942 (-17.04) (+25.84) (+101.66) (+38.24) (+16.63) (+39.86) (+52.45) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration 11,837' 16,000 33,242 41,922 62,664 80,101 92,820 5,400 8,42 939 962 (+3.28) (+35.17) (+107.76) (+26.11) (+49.48) (+27.83) (+15.88) 8,980 12,7'.('4 15,336 3,007 892 940 947 (+42.25) (+20.06) 6,269 .1,650 999

11,837 16,000 33,242 41,922 53,684 62,127 71,215 8,590 834 938 962 (+3.28) (+35.17) (+107.76) (+26.06) (+28.06) (+15.73) (+14.63) 2,431 3,007 4,252 6,980 9,167 11,053 17,336 9,172 818 892 911 (+21.07) (+23.69) (+41.54) (+64.00) (+31.33) (+20.57) (+56.84) 1,298 1,356 3,394 3,777 4,534 8,295 2,115 856 855 949 (+4.47) (:,,150.29) (+11.28) (+20.04) (+80.97) 1,412 2,316 3,473 4,209 4,906 16,418 18,657 807 908 957 (+64.02) (+49.96) (+21.19) ·(+16.56) (+234.65) 130 TO~N STATEMENT PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND SI. Class and name of Physical Aspects Name of No. Town Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) Slate Hqs. (In mm.) Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6

V Bhangri Prtham See Oinhata Urban Agglomeration Khanda(NM)

2. IV 'Oinhata See Oinhata Urban Agglomeration Oinhata Urban Agglomeration

i) V Bhangri Pratham 3115.92 29.80 15.03 Calcutta (725) Kanda

Ii) IV Oinhata 3115.92 29.80 15.03 Calcutta (723)

3. IV Guriahati See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

4. IV Haldibarl 3000.00 32.10 13.50 Calcutta (637)

5. V Kharimala Khagrabari See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

6. II Koch Bihar See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

i) IV Guriahati 1368.00 37.40 5.20 Calcutta (713)

ii) V Kharimala Khagrabari 4095.00 Calcutta '(714)

iii) .11 Koch Bihar 3282.00 27.40 21.00 Calcutta (710)

7. IV Mathabhanga 2492.94 31.40 26.40 Calcutta (715)

B. V Makliganj 2352.00 32.50 13.20 Calcutta (BOO)

9. IV Tufanganj 2355.70 39.40 7.00 Calcutta (735) 131 DIRECTORY II lOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 ana road distance (in kms) from District Hqs. Sub-division / POlice station Nearest City Railway Bus Navigable Development Block with population Station Route River / canal of one lakh ( if within and more 10 kms) 7 8 9 10 11 12

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Oinhata Urban Agglomeration

Koch Bihar (25) Dinhata (1)/Dinhata(I)/Dinhata-1 (176) Dinhata(l) Dlnhata(l) Dharla (R)

Koch Bihar (25) Dinhata (O)/Dinhata (0) Siliguri(175) Dinhata(O) Dinhata(O) Dharla (R)

Koch Bihar (175) Mekliganj(75)1 Haldibari(O) Siliguri(75) Haldibari(O) Haldibari(O) Tista(R) (8)

Koch Bihar (I) .Koch Bihar(I)/Koch Bihar(I)/ Siliguri(154) Koch Bihar(l) GUriahati(O) Torsa (R)(I) Koch Bihar-I(I) Koch Bihar (2) Koch Bihar(2)/Koch Bihar(2)/ SiJiguri(155) Koch Bihar(2) Kharimala Torsa (R)(I) Koch Bihar-I(2) Khagrabari(O) Koch Bihar (0) Koch Bihar (Ol/Koch Bihar-(O) SiJiguri(1S4) Koch Bihar(O) Koch Bihar(O) Torsa (R)(O)

Koch Bihar (40) Mathabhanga(O)lMathabhanga(O) Siliguri(190) 3hoksa Danga(18) Mathabhanga(O)

Koch Bihar (140) Mekliganj(O)/Mekliganj(O) Siliguri(90) New Mekliganj(O) Matna Guri(27) Koch Bihar (25) Tufanganj(O)/ Tufanganj(O) Siliguri(178) Koch Bihar(25) Tufanganj(O) Raidak(R)(I) Gadadhar(R) (0) 132 TOWN STATEMENT MUNICIPAL FINANCE SI. Class and name of Civic Receipt ( in Rs. '00 ) No. Town Adminis- Receipt Revenue Govern- Loan Advance tration through derived ment Status taxes from Grant (In 1990) etc. MUnicipal Properties and power apart from Taxation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. V Bhangri Prtham Khanda(NM) See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

2. IV Dinhata See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Sec the Constituent Unit

i) V Bhangri Pratham Kanda(NM) NM 30

iil IV Dinhata M 5,052 593 11,661

3. IV Guriahati NM See Koch Bihar Agglomeration

4, IV Haldibari M 511 192 13,070

5, V Kharimala Khagrabari NM See Kooch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

6. II Koch Bihar M See Kooch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration See the constituent units

i) IV Guriahati NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.A.

iI) V Kharimala Khagrabari NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

iii) II Koch Bihar M 25,789 59,806 82,054

7. IV Mathabhanga M 1,855 1,337 13,289

8. V Makliganj M 415 12,293

9. IV Tufanganj M 2,324 731 12,662 133 DIRECTORY -III 1988 - 1989 Receipt ( in Rs. '00 ) 'Expenditure ( in Rs. '00 ) Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total Sources Receipt Adminis­ safety health works Institu- (Specify) Expenditure (Specify) tration and con- lions veniences

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration See the Constituent Unit

30 30 30

17,306 10,392 418 3,366 7,391 21,567

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

477 14,250 4,643 202 28 3,217 340 255 8,685

See Kooch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

See Koach Bihar Urban Agglomeration See the constituent units

N.,\' N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

167,649 106,298 5,041 8,178 46,353 1,686 167,556

.. 16,481 3,026 1,540 1,571 6,137

533 13,241 3,249 969 4,430 135 8,783

2,500 18,217 4,948 311 8,309 6,957 123 72 20,720 134 TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTHER SI. Class and name of Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System Number of latrines No. Town Adminis- tion Castes and length of Water Service Others tration Scheduled (inkm.) Sewerage Bome Status Tribes (in 1990) Population

2 3 4 - 5 6 7 8 9 . 10

f. V Bhangri Prtham Khanda (NM) See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

2. IV Dillhata (M) See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Dinhata Urban Agglomeration 23,848 3,595 PR(21.0) 950 1,375 KR(8.0) i) V Bhangri Pratham Kanda (NM) 6,151 1,324 PR(3.0) OSD 600 175 ii) IV Dinhata (M) KR(2.0) 17,697 2,271 PR(18.0) OSD 350 1,200 KR(6.0) 3. IV Guriahati (NM) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

4. IV Haldibari (M) 10,870 3,858 PR(lO.O) OSD 737 755 KR(13.0) 5. V Kharimala Khagrabari (NM) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

6. II Koch Bihar (M) See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration 92,820 14,~18 PR(79.0) 1,935 4,778 i) IV Guriahati (NM) KR(43.0) 15,336 2,544 PR(1Q.O) OSD NA NA NA ii) V Kharimala Khagrabari (NM) KR(18.0) 6,269 846 PR(11.0) N.A. N.A. N.A. iii) II Koch Bihar (M) KR(25.0) 71,215 11,028 PR(58:O) OSD 1,935 4,778 7. IV Mathabhanga (M) 17,336 3,411 PR(9.0) OSD 1,885 765 8. V Makliganj (M) KR(17.0) 8,205 4,109 PR(9.3) OSD 370 806 150 9. IV Tufanganj (M) KR(8.9) 16,418 3,848 PR(55.0) OSD 1,414 490 1.,096 KR(2.0) 135 DIRECTORY -IV AMENITIES 1989 Method of Protected water Supply Fire fighting Electrification ( Number of connections) Disposal Source of System of SelVece • Domestic Industrial . Commercial Road Others Of night Supply Storage with lighting Soil Capacity in (Points) litres (in brackets)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration 3,475 425 450

ST T,TW SR(N.A.) Dinhata (I) 975 125 150

0 T,TW OHT(N.A.) Yes 2,500 300 300

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

HL T,TW BWP((N.A.) Jalpaiguri (26) 672 27 522 242 2

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

OHT(2, 15,000). 2,082

HL T,TW OHT(80,000) Koch Bihar(l) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

HL TW Hoch Bihar (I) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Hl T,TW OHT(1,35,000) Yes N.A. N.A. N.A. 2,082

St, PT T,TW OHT(NA) Yes 1,297 54 619 397 11

HL T,TW OHT(NA) Yes 432 4 128 204 2

ST,B T,TW OHT(NA) Hoch Bihar (25) 136 TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES SI. Class and Name of Town Name of slum Area of slum Population of Pave of Roads System of No. (in Sq.km) Slums (in Kms) Sewerage (approximate)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. II Koch Bihar No Slums 137 DIRECTORY -IVA IN NOTIFIED SLUMS 1989 Number of Latrines Method of No. of tap pOints! Electrification ( No. of connections ) Private Community Disposal of Public hydrants Domestic Road lighting Others WaterBorne Service Others night soil installed for (points) supply of protected water

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 138 TOWN STATEMENT MEDICAL! EDUCATIONAL! RECREATIONAL SI. Class and name of Population Medical Facilities' Educational Facilities No. Town Hospitals Beds in Arts I Science I Recognised Dispensaries Medical Commerce Medical Engineering Polytechnics Shorthand, T.B. Clinics Institutions Colleges Colleges Colleges Typewriting etc. noted in (of degree level and vocational column 4 and above) training institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. V Bhangri Prtham See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Khanda

2. IV Dinhata See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration Dinhata Urban 23,848 D(I) 170 ASC(I) Sh-Type(2) Agglomeration H(I) i) V Bhangri Pratham 6,151 D(I) Dinhata(l) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Dinhata (I) Kanda (100) (135) (27) Ii) IV Dinhata 17,697 H(I) 170 ASC(l) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Sh-Type(2) (98) (133) (25)

3. IV Guriahati See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

4. IV Haldibari 19,870 HC(I) 30 A(I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri(25) FPC(I) (70) (25) (25)

5. V Kharimala Khagrabari See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

6. II Koch Bihar See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Koch Bihar Urban 92,B~0 H(I) 400 AS(3) Sh-Type(2) Agglomeration TB(I) AC(2) Type(3),O(2) i) IV Guriahati 15,336 Koch Bihar(l) Koch Bihar(l) Siliguri Jalpaigurt Koch Bihar Koch Bohar(l) (160) (120) (I) ii) V Kharimala Khagrabari 6,269 Koch Bihar(2) Koch Bihar (2) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Koch Bihar(2) (158) (118) (2) iii) II Koch Bihar 71,215 H(I) 400 AS (3) Siliguri Jalpaiguri 1 Sh-Type(2) TB(I) AC(2) (160) (118) Type(3),O(2) 7. IV Mathabhanga 17,336 H(1) 120 AC(1) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Type (I) FPG(I) (196) (85) (40) 8. V Makliganj 8,205 H(1) 20 Jaipaiguri(43) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jaipaiguri Jalpaiguri(43) FPC(I) (85) (43) (43) 9. IV Tufanganj 16,418 H(I) 25 A(I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Koch Bihar (25) (167) (135) (25) 139

DIRECTORY V ~ND CULTuaAL'FACILITIES, 1989 ...,..,.,....,---::,.--_:---,-_--=E:..:d:.:u:,::ca=:t::;:lo:.:.:n:;:a:_:1F.,..:a:..:c:;,:;iIi:.:::tie:..:s:...._ ___--:-,..."-.,,,-__ Working Women's _...:.N.:.,:u::.m:.::b:..:e:.;.:r..=o,;_f R:....:.:::.ec:::.r:.:::ea;::;t::.:io:-:::n:=al~a::.n7d~C:..:u:::.,lt=='u;.:;ra::,,1;_Fa::,:c:::iI::;iti::;,es=--_ Higher Secondary I Junior Adult literacy hostels with Auditioria I Public libraries Intermediate I PUC Secondary I Secondary Primary classes I number of Stadiam Cinema Drama I including reading (Pre-university Matriculation and Middle Schools centres, seats Community rooms College I Junior Schools others halls College level) (specify)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration 3 5 7 25 23 2 2 PL(3)

Dinhata (I) 2 8 PL (I)

3 4 5 17 23 2 PL(2)

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

2 2 3 11 1(40)

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration 13 16 19 72 " 3 2 3. 2 PL(3)

2 2 9

2 2 2 4 PL.(I)

10 12 15 59 2 3 2 PL(2)

2 2 2 13 2 2 PL(3)

7 4 PL(I)

5 2 14 PL(2) 140 TO~N STATEMENT. TRADE, 'CO 1171 ME Fl'C E; INDUSTRY .sl. Class and name of Names of three most important Names of three most No. Town commodities imported commodities

1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. V Bhangri Prtham Khanda See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

2. IV Dinhata $ee DinhataUrban Agglomeration Dinhata Urban See the constituent units Agglomeration i) V Bhangri Pratham Kanda Clothings Fuel Medicine Jute Tobacco

ii) IV Dinhata Clothings Fuel Medicine Jute Tobacco

3. IV Guriahati

4. IV Haldibari Rice Wheat Pulses Jute Tobacco

5. V Kharimala Khagrabari See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

6. II Koch Bihar See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration Koch Bihar \.!rban See the constituent units Agglomeration i) IV Guriahati Clothings Medicine Groceries Jute Timber

ii) V Kharimala Khagrabart Medicine Clothings Groceries Jute Tobacco

iii) II Koch Bihar Building Materials Clothings Groceries Handloom Saree Tabacco Products 7. IV Mathabhanga Coal Clothings Medicine Jute Tobacco

8. V Mekliganj Kerosene Oil Clothings Medicine Jute Tobacco

9. IV Tufanganj Clothings Fuel Groceries Jute Betel nut 141 DIRECTORY -VI AND BANKING" 1989 important Names of three most improtant Number of Number of 'Number of exported commodities manufactured banks agricultural non-agricul­ ------~------credit tural credit 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd societies, societies

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

See Dinhata Urban Agglomeration

See Dinhata !Jrban Agglomeration See the constituent units

Vegetables Bidi Tobacco Handloom Products Cloths Vegetables Cloth Tobacco Bidi 5 4 Products

Vegetables Tobacco Products Bamboo Products 2

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration

See Koch Bihar Urban Agglomeration See the constituent units

Tobacco Tobacco Products

Tobacco Products

Jute Tobacco Products Plywood Handloom iSaree 3

Timber Tobacco Products 4

Tobacco Products

Mustard Seed Mustard Oil Bidi Handloom Cloth 3