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District Census Handbook, Muzaffarnagar, Part XIII-A, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 1981 ~lrt XIII .. 3J "- "'~ ~ct f{"~ ~fl~ SRW #t~d;ft UTTAR PRADESH Par't XIII- A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY ~ 'W'if(OTPfT DISTRICT ~~ft~ MUZAFFARNAGAR DISTRICT CENSUS' HANDBOOK o.::~ilGt, • • 'lrornr ~mw.rif) ~ fi'f~~, :;r.{ifIJA'T 1ff~'9T'Wr'f't ~~I I I f '" ~~~~I , , Q , , U : cr , .... ," . I. i 4 ~ "'~<1;y 40 ~ J 1/11 r- ~ II1I I ~ II \. , I I1II I I1111 J : t 11 J I ~ 2 I 1111 I ~ UI,I~ I I 11> 1- I~ I, "- " ,£ 'I ~.' 0. , '/ (, J ,j II / I Z f~1,1 ,I if cr ~ < « )" 0 ~ a: ~ ,0 ~ " ~ ~ ~ N< ." ,) ,.! 1 0- 0 15~ '.\ ( u', '" "C a ~ ~~ ( ~~ ~ /~/ '0 ~' ~ « ~ ~ 0 .~ ~. U t-I rt: J,~ ~ 1/1 CI) ~ Q '." 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Analytical Note 1 7 Section I-Village Directory 17-212 Tabsils: l. Kairana 21-56 (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alpbabetical list of villages 24 (iii) Village Directory 28 2. Muzaffarnagar 57-100 (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alpbabetical list of villages 62 (iii) Village Directory 66 3. Budhana 101-124 , (i) Tabsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 104 (iii) Village Directory 106 4. Jansath 12S-'161S (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 130 (iii) Village Directory 134 Page No. Appendices 169-212 J. Tahsil~wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other amenities 170 n. Land Utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns) 174 III. List of villages where no amenity other than the drinking water is available (i) Kairana 115 (h) Muzaffarnagar 176 (Iii) Budhana 178 (iv) Jansath 179 IV. LIst of villages according to the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges 180-212 A--Scheduled Castes 1. Kalrana 180 2. Muzaifarnagar 189 3. Budhana ]98 4 Jansath 204 ll-Scheduled Tribes 1. Kairana 188 ') Muzafi'arnagdt" 197 3. Budhana 203 4. Jansath 8. 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