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BANKING BANKS in ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS – 31.03.2012 BANKING BANKS in ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS – 31.03.2012 A. ALL INDIA FINANCE INSTITUTION 1 National Bank of Agriculture & Rural Development (NABARD) - 1, South Andaman 2 Housing & Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO) - 1, South Andaman Sl. Name of Bank Offices/ Location in the District Branches B COMMERCIAL BANK 1 State Bank of India South Andaman District- 15 (i) Total Branches 22 Mohanpura, Aberdeen Bazaar, Haddo, Junglighat, Lamba Line (Raksha Vihar br.), Brichgunj, BathuBasti (Garacharma br.), Manglutan, Chouldhari, Mithakhari, Bambooflat, Wimberlygunj, Havelock, Hut Bay, Ramakrisnapur. North & Middle Andaman District -5 Baratang, Billiground, Mayabunder, Rangat, Diglipur Nicobar District -2 Car Nicobar, Kamorta (Nancowrie Br.) (ii) Total Offices 2 a) SBI, Lead Office 1 Mohanpura, Aberdeen Bazar, South Andaman b) SBI, Regional Office 1 Mohanpura, Aberdeen Bazar, South Andaman 2 Syndicate Bank South Andaman District – 7 10 Phoenix Bay, Aberdeen Bazaar (PBMC), DHS office building, MES complex, Secretariat Building, Garacharma, Ferrargunj North & Middle Andaman – 2 Rangat, Diglipur Nicobar District -1 Campbell Bay 3 Canara Bank 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman 4 Indian Bank 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman 5 UCO Bank 1 Middle Point, S/Andaman 6 United Bank of India 2 Junglighat and Prothrapur, S/Andaman 7 Punjab National Bank 1 Goal Ghar, South Andaman 8 Allahabad Bank 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman 9 Indian Overseas Bank 1 Delanipur, S/Andaman 10 Vijaya Bank 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman 11 Bank of Baroda 1 Middle Point, S/Andaman 12 Union Bank of India 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman 13 Central Bank of India 1 Aberdeen Bazaar, S/Andaman C PRIVATE BANK 1 Axis Bank Ltd. 2 South Andaman -1 Middle Point N&M Andaman – 1 Diglipur 2 HDFC Bank Ltd. 1 Junglighat, South Andaman D CO -OPERATIVE BANK South Andaman District - 16 A & N State Co-op. 29 Phongi Chaung, Haddo, Dairy Farm, Shadipur, 1 Bank Ltd. Prothrapur, Garacharma-I, Garacharma-II, Ferrargunj, Guptapara, Tushnabad, Bambooflat, Wimberlygunj, Neil Island, Havelock, Hut Bay, Ramakrisnapur. North & Middle Andaman - 9 Baratang, Billiground, Bakultala, Rangat, Kadamtala, Mayabunder, Diglipur, Aerial Bay, kalighat Nicobar District - 4 Car Nicobar, Katchal, Teressa, Campbell Bay Banks having ATM facility – 31.03.2012 Name of Bank No. of ATM District 1.State Bank of India 22 South Andaman 4 N&M Andaman 1 Nicobar 2. Punjab National Bank, - 3. Syndicate Bank 4 South Andaman 1 N&M Andaman 4. Canara Bank 2 South Andaman 5. Indian Bank 1 South Andaman 6. UCO Bank 1 South Andaman 7. Indian Overseas Bank - 8. Allahabad Bank - 9. United Bank of India 1 South Andaman 10. Vijaya Bank - 11. Bank of Baroda 1 South Andaman 12. Union Bank of India 1 South Andaman 13. Central Bank of India - Private Bank 1. Axis Bank 13 South Andaman 1 N&M Andaman 2. HDFC 1 South Andaman Co -Operative Banks 1. A&N State Co-Operative Bank Ltd. 7 South Andaman 3 N&M Andaman .
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