CENSUS OF INDIA 1991

SERIES -26

WEST BENGAL

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART XII-A

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

JALPAIGURI DISTRICT

DIRECTORATE OF CENSUS OPERATIONS

WEST BENGAL

Price Rs. 30.00

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CONTENTS

1. Foreword 2. Preface 3. Acknowledgements 4. Important Statistics 5. Analytical Note and Analysis of Data

Part A - Village and Town Directory

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

(1) Jalpaiguri C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(2) Maynaguri C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(3) Dhupguri C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(4) Rajganj C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(5) Matiali C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(6) Nagrakata C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(7) Mal C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(8) Kumargram C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(9) Falakata C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(10) Madarihat C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(11) Kalchini C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(12) Alipurduar -I C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

(13) Alipurduar - II C.D. Block (i) Village Directory

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7. Appendix -1- C.D. Blockwise Abstract of Amenities

8. Appendix -11- Land utilisation data in respect of Non Municipal Towns

9. Appendix - 111- C. D. Blockwise list of Villages where no amenities are available

10. Appendix -IV - List of Villages according to the Proportion of Scheduled Castes and

Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by ranges

11. Section II - Town Directory

Note explaining the Codes used in Town Directory

(i) Statement-I - Status and Growth History

(ii) Statement-II- Physical Aspects and Location of Town 1989

(iii) Statement-III - Municipal Finance 1988-1989

(iv) Statement-IV - Civic and Other amenities 1989

(v) Statement-IVA - Civic and other amenities in notified slums 1989

(vi) Statement-V - Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 1989

(vii) Statement-VI- Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking 1989

(viii) Appindex - Towns showing their outgrowths with Population

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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 valuable district

level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt./Union Territory

administration.lt inter-alia provides data/jnformation on some of the basic demogaphic and socio-economic I

characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the

respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of. immense utility to the planners, administrators,

academicians and researchers.

The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic

and socia-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the

district. The 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 9irectories and Part-B comprising Village and

Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Census

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 of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Schduled Tribe

PCA upto tehsil/ 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 su,ch 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

included 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

presentation of data ill the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsillTalukiPS level presentation.

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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 researchers 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 each 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 compiled 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.Oua, 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 the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M.K. 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 (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present

Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.

New Delhi (A.R. 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 besitles 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 town directory and Part XII-B related to

village and town PCA 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. Likewise 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 a~ Director of

Census Operations under the inspiring leadership of Sri AR. 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 support,

guidance 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 Regi~trar 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,lndia 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/Sh6 Dipankar Sen and A.Roy,

Investigators in this connection. Intact the project was initiated by them 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 and 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' Buildings who had helped us in various stages ot publication, mention

be made of Sri AK.Roy, WBCS, Deputy Secretary to the Government of West Bengal, Home (C&E) Department,

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 is acknowledged with

gratitude.

The District Census Handbook on Calcutta Metropolitan Area has been a special addition to the DCH-8

series of West Bengal in 199LThe publication has been made possible by the active interest taken and support

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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 XII~A & Part XII~B) by the Census Department.

In the Census Organisation the data furnished in these publications were 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 Swapan Guha, Investigator. The maps in connection with this publication

have been finalised by the Map Unit of the Directorate of Census Operations, 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 contributions 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. Mgr.,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

1. Shri Swapan Guha, Investigator

2. Shri Pratap Singh, Investigator

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

3. Smt. Gita Chatterjee, Investigator

4. Shri Ratan Bahadur, Investigator

5. Shri Himangshu 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 Nikhil 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

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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. Sh ri Utpal Kumar Mandai. Geographer

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

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

44. Shri J.B.Oasgupta, Artist

45. Shri H.R.Banerjee, Artist

46. Shri B.K. Majumder, Artist

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

48. Shri Pradip Das, Sr.Draughtsman

49. Shri A.K.Paui. 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 Ashok Mandai, Draughtsman

57. Shri Tapan Bhattacharjee, Draughtsman

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

WEST BENGAL JALPAIGURI STATE DISTRICT

Population Total Persons 68,077,965 2,800,543 Males 35,510,633 1,453,194 Females 32,567,332 1,347,349

Rural Persons 49,370,364 2,342,296 Males 25,442,210 1,214,149 Females 23,928,154 1,128,147

Urban Persons 18,707,601 458,247 Males 10,068,423 239,045 Females 8,639,178 219,202

Decennial Population Growth Rate 1981-91 +24.73 +26.44

Total Population in the age group (0-6) 11,562,297 512,075

Area (Sq.Kms.) 88,752.00 6,227.00

Density of Population (Per Sq Km.) 767 450

Sex Ratio (Number of Females per 1000 males) 917 927

Literacy Rate Persons 57.70 45.09 (excluding Children in the age Males 67.81 56.00 group 0-6) Females 46.56 33.20

Percentage of Urban 27.48 16.36 Population to Total Population

Percentage to Total Population (i) Main workers Persons 30.23 31.52

Males 50.66 49.58 Females 7.96 12.04

(ii) Marginal workers Persons 1.96 2.27 Males 0.74 1.04 Females 3.29 3.60

(iii) Non-workers Persons 67.81 66.21 Males 48.60 49.38 Females 88.75 84.36

Break-up of Main Workers Percentage among Main Workers

Percentage of workers to total workers in differant sectors

(i) Cultivators Persons 28.40 29.35 Males 30.15 33.58 Females 16.23 10.55

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(ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.56 16.94 Males 22.65 16.59 Females 37.88 18.47

(iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting Persons 2.75 22.39

and Plantation Orchards and Allied Males 2.30 15.70

activites Females 5.87 52.13

(iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.78 0.05 Males 0.84 0.06 Females 0.34 0.03

(va) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 3.91 1.13 repairs in Household Industry Males 2.84 1.00

Females 11.33 1.70

(vb) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 12.06 5.97 repairs in other than Household Industry Males 12.62 6.55

Females 8.17 3.39

(vi) Construction Persons 1.85 1.78 Males 2.06 2.02 Females 0.41 0.71

(vii) Trade and Commerce Persons 10.72 8.86 Males 11.82 10.46 Females 3.08 1.73

(viii) Transport, Storage and Communications Persons 4.22 4.29 Males 4.74 5.20 Females 0.57 0.27

(ix) Other Services Persons 10.75 9.24 Males 9.98 8.84 Females 16.12 11.02

Percentage of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population Persons 23.62 36.99

Males 23.45 37.10 Females 23.81 36.87

Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Population to Total Population Persons 5.59 21.04

Males 5.46 20.75 Females 5.74 21.35

Number ot occupied Residential Houses 12,334,859 533,301

Number of Households 12,514,414 535,732

Number of Villages Total 40,889 753 Inhabited 37,910 734 Uninhabited 2,979 19

Number of Towns 382 15

ANALYTICAL NOTE & ANALYSIS OF OAT A

1. Census Concepts

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

A. Rural and Urban Classification : I'

Census data have always been presented for rural and urban areas separately. 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

locally recognised boundaries within each forest Range Officer's beat is treated as one unit.

The following criteria are adopted for treating a place urban for the 1991 Census which is

similar to that adopted for the 1981 Census :-

(a) All statutory towns, i.e. all places with a Municipal Corporation, Municipal Board,

Cantonment Board, Town Committee or Notified Town Area, etc.

(b) All 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 available data is satisfied that a place, though

with a population of less than 5,000 has all the urban characteristics, recommends treating of the

place as a town in consultation with the State Government or 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 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 or town but adjoining it

may not be themselves qualify to be treated as towns but form a continuous spread with the adjoining

town. It would only be realistic to treat them as urban. Such settlements are termed as outgrowths

(O.G), and may cover a whole village or part of a village. Two or more towns may also be contiguous

to each other. Such towns together with their outgrowths are treated as one urban unit and called

"Urban Agglomeration". An urban agglomeration, therefore, constitutes:

(a) a city or towns with continuous outgrowth(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 outgrowth(s) or,

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(c) a city with one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a

continuous spread.

B. Census House:

A Census house is defined as a building or part of 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 five rooms, each room having direct entrance to the common staircase or

courtyard. By definition 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 households occupy these

five rooms, the first household 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 room 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, rescue homes, jails, ashram etc. These are

called "Institutional 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 communities scheduled under

various Presidential orders beginning from 1950. As per the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Orders (Amendment Act, 1976) (No. 108 of 1976 dated the 19th September, 1976) there are

altogether 59 Communities scheduled as Castes, and 38 as Tribes in West Bengal. When a person

claims to be a member of either the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes community, the

name of the caste/tribe to which he belongs should appear in the list of the Scheduled

Castes/Scheduled tribes notified as per the above order in respect of West Bengal. If the name of the

caste or the 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

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to the Hindu or the Sikh or the Buddhist 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 rettJrns 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 place 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 have received any formal education or should have passed any

minimum educational standard. In the 1991 Census all children aged 6 years or less are treated as

illiterate even though the child is going to school and may have picked up reading and writing a few

odd words. In the previous Censuses 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:

L 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 labourer. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract on land on which

he/she works.

III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Plantations, Orchards and allied activities.

A person who is engaged in rearing 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,

rubber etc.

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IV. Mining and Quarrying

A person who is engaged in mining of coal, liguite, crude petroleum, natural gas, iron ore and

quarrying of stones, clay and sand etc.

V. Manufacturing, Processing, 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 handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi 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 home 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 goods in any factory or workshop where the proportion 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, Stores and Communications

A person who is engaged in land, water and sir transport. A person who is also engaged in

storage, warehousing, communication 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, distrinution of electricity, gas and water

supply.

G. Marginal Workers

Marginal workers are those who 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 performing household duties, students, dependants, retired

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persons or rentiers, beggars, inmates of in~titutions like convicts in jailor inmates of penal mental or

charitable institutions etc. and other non-workers who do not come under the category of the

preceding types of non-workers.

2. History of the District Census Handbook: 1

The District Census Handbook 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 accOl)nt of the district,

administrative statistics, census tables and village and town directories including PCAs. The 1971

DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directories, Part-B, to

village and town PCAs and Part-C, comprised analytical report', administrative statistics, 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 village and town directory and Part-B,

which contained the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes, and Scheduled

Tribes PCA upto Police StationlTown 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 columns, help the

data-users to have an overall view of the villages 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 planning and serve pointers to regional "imbalances" in the process of development and

the deficiencies in the implementation of Minimum Needs Programmes.

3 (8). Scope of the Town Directory:

The Town Directory consists of seven statements. The formats are deSigned in such a way'

that the information contained therein, besides giving the data-users an overall picture of the various

aspects of the socia-economic 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" towns (Statement-IVA) serve this

purpose. It also helps the planners to chalk out programmes on provisions of civic activities 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 requirements of the minimum needs programme. The

incorporation of the class of town in all the seven statements of town directory can help analyse the

infrastructure of amenities by taking the class of town into consideration.

The columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also meet the

requirements of the minimum needs programme.

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Brief history of the District

Jalpaiguri is a border district located in the Northern sector of the State of West Bengal. It is an unique district situated at the land of the lower Himalayas with its geographical diversity,

traditional history, colourful ethnic-groups, miscellaneous linguistic and religious ·groups and beautiful natural sceneries. The district of Jalpaiguri is a part of two geographical regions knows as 'Dooars'

and Tarai' in the State of West Bengal. The eastern part of the land of the river Tista, the main river

of the district is called 'Duars' and the Western portion of the land of the river is called 'Tarai'. It is

included in the Jalpaiguri Division of the State. The district has been so named after its principal town

Jalpaiguri, which is also the divisional and district headquarter's town.

It is generally believed that the name of Jalpaiguri has been derived from the two Bengali

terms, 'Jalpai' which means 'Olivetrees' and 'Guri', which indicates a 'Place' in the local area, so,

obviously Jalpaiguri means a place where olive trees are avaHable. But, there is also another version

regarding the origin of the name of Jalpaiguri. It is also believed that the name of Jalpaiguri has been

originated from the deity of a temple located in the Jalpesh village in Maynaguri Police Station in the district, where the local name of the deity is Jalpeswar or Lord Siva of the Hindu mythology.

Jalpaiguri may be regarded more or less as a new district in the administrative map of Bengal. The district as an administrative unit had been formed officially only on the 1st January,

1869. At the time of its formation, it consisted of two separate and district areas of the region such as

(a) the area covering Western Duars and (b) the areas covering the Jalpaiguri and Rajganj units of

the Rangpur district, now in Bangladesh. It may be stated in this connection, that before 1869, the Western Duars was a separate district and the areas covering Jalpaiguri and Rajganj units were

included in Jalpaiguri Sub-division of the Rangpur District.

Past Period

In the remote post, the Duars area covering this district was included in the Kamptapur and

latter in Koch Bihar Kingdom. Before the advent of the British, the Bhutians separated Duars from the

kingdom of Koch Bihar and ruled over it. After the Second Bhutan war in 1864, the area came under British rule. Duars at that time was divided into two district units like the Eastern Dooars and· the

. Western Duars. The Eastern Duars came under Goalpara district in Assam and the Western Duars became a separate district _in Bengal. But the life span of the district of Western Duars was only

between 1864 to 1868 and it lost its separate identity with the formation of Jalpaiguri District in 1869.

In the recent past, the main area of the district covering the Jalparguri and Rajganj units of

the Rangpur district was acquired by the British East India Company under Dewani Grant in 1765,

from the Nawabs of Bengal. Till 1854, this area was the part of Sukhani Sub-division of the Rangpur

district but after wards the area became the Jalpaiguri sub-division of the Rangpur district eventually came under the Jalpaigurr district with its formation in 1869.

Present period

The district of Jalpaiguri was formed with three sub-divisions such as Jalpaiguri sub-division

with its headquarter's at Maynaguri, Buxa sub-division with its headquarter's at Alipurduar and

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Dalimkot sub-division with its headquarter's at Dalimkot. But soon, the Dalimkot sub-division was

transferred to the Darjilling district. During 1874-1900, the district of Jalpaiguri developed

considerably with the establishment and development of Tea plantations. Between 1901-1947, the

district developed due to large mi9ration of people from outside, establishment of Broadguage

Railway's system. changed socio-economic activities of the people. Soon, it became a small edition

of India. After the partition of Bengal in 1947, five police stations of the southern sector of the district

like Tentulia, Panchagarh, Boda, Debiganj and Patgram were transferred to Bagura district in East

Pakistan, now Bangladesh, and from that period, the district of Jalpaiguri began no lose its

importance as a district in the administrative map of Bengal.

Physical aspects

Jalpaiguri district lies between 26°16' and 2~00' north latitude and between 88°04' and 89°53'

East longitude. The total area of the district is 6237.6 sq km. It is bounded on the north by Darjiling

District and Bhutan, on the east by Assam, on the south by the district of Koch Bihar and Bangladesh

and on the West by the district of Darjiling and Bangladesh. The principal. rivers of the district are

Tista, Mohananda, Kalajani, Raidak, Jaldhaka and Torsha and they flow from north towards south

directions. There are not helpful rivers for power generation or for irrigation due to lack of control

over them. There are also numerous tanks and ponds which a rehelpful for irrigational activities.

Land of the district is divided into two district types like plain and undulated. It appears that

the land of the Jalpaiguri SUb-division is plain but the land of the Alipurduar sub-division is a hilly

area. Sinchal Hill is located at the north:::east corner of the district near Indo-Bhutanese border.

In the last decade, there has been a change in the physical boundary and total area of the

district. One mauza, of Mayanaguri P.S. bearing J.L. 87 Panisala of the district has been transferred

to the Mekliganj P.S. of the neighbouring district of Koch Bihar, As a result, there has been a

curtailment in the total area of the district and a new demarcation for the boundary of the district has been undertaken.

Major characteristics of the district

Forestry

There are generally three forest divisions in the district like (1) Jalpaiguri Forest Division (2)

Baikanthapur Forest Division and (3) Buxa Forest Division under the direct control of the Forest

Department of the Government of West Bengal. Moreover, some amount of forest areas of the

Alipurduar subdivision are also included in Koch Bihar forest division. In the Reserve Forest areas of

Chilapota, Mendabari, Nilpara and Buxa Jayanti covering an area of 1,824 Sq. Kms., large number of

trees like Sal, Jarul, Pine, Fur, Debdaru and Segun are available in plenty. There are Jaldapara and

Garubara sanctuaries in the district where wild animals like tiger, elephant and rhinos are available.

There is no scarcity of forest products in the district.

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Minerals and Mining

In the district, stone, sandstone, slate, dolomite are available as mineral products. Sand

stone is found in Buxa and Jayanti hill areas. There is no important mining product in the district.

Electricity and power

There is no facility for hydroelectric power in the district. Electricity as power is supplied from

the different A. V. Substations of the State Electricity Board. Power is generated from the Jaldhaka

Hydel Power Project of the Darjiling district. All Tea Gardens and big to~ns of the district are

electrified. According to Economic Review-1989-90, 12 towns and 694 villages are electrified.

Land and Land use pattern

Land of the northern sector of the district is undulated, high and low, deep and plain. Small

hillocks can be found in plenty in the north-eastern part of the district. But, apart from that part, the

land of major part of the district is formed with riverhade plain land. Land use pattern of the district

may be furnished in the following manner (86-87).

(1) Net area Sown - 46.89 p.c.

(2) Current Fallows - 0.28 p.c. excluding current fallows.

(3) Forests - 29.05 p.c.

(4) Area not available - 18.66 p.c. for cultivation.

(5) Other cultivable land -5.12 p.c. excluding current fallows.

Tenancy

After the introduction of the West Bengal Land Tenancy Act-1954, the State Govt. authority

has become the owner of all types of land in the district. As a result the role of intermediaties have

been abolished in case of ownership of land in the districts. Any person can now hold a land by

paying rent directly to the State Govt. authority. But the land revenue must be paid in cash and not in

kind.

Agriculture

The economy of the district of Jalpaiguri is mainly dependent on Agricultural and plantation

activities. The majority of the people of the district are engaged in agriculture. There are 8,69,000

acres of agricultural land, where intensive farming is undertaken Paddy, Jute, Pulses, Sugarcane,

Tobacco and produced in large quantity in the district. Tea is the most important plantation crop of

this area, produced in 161 tea plantations located in the eastern portion of the district. This area is

internationally famous for its Tea and Timber. There are large number of workers who are engaged in

these two occupations. Tobacco is also an important crop of the district. In the middle portion of the

land between Tista and Jaldhaka rivers tobacco is cultivated on a large scale. Orange is also an

profitable and an important plantation crop of the district.

Animal Husbandary

Recently alongwith cultivation work, the people have started anImal husbandary. They have

shown keen interest in the nourIshment of cows, pigs, hens and ducks. The encouragement and help

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from the Government, the arrangement of medical treatment of the domesticated animals and supply

of scientific food have played a great role in this connection.

Fishery

Large number of big fishes ar'e now available in the different rivers of the district. In the small

tanks and ponds small fishes are found. In all, in the water bed of the district 125 types of fishes are

available.

Industry

The district is also welknown for its handicraft products, manufactured by the local people.

Manufacturing of cane and bamboo products, cotton weaving, mat weaving, silver and gold

ornaments, clay toys are some of the important crafts of this area.

Commerce and Trade

The trade of the district depends on three 'T' like tea, timber and tobacco and the principal

commodities exported from this area to outside are mainly Tea and Timber. The traders of the district make ·a lot of money from these two commercial products. Dhupguri, Maynaguri, Metebi, Falakata,

Gayerkata, Birpara, Banarhat, Samuktala are the important trading centres of the district.

Transport

There is a good net work of transport in the district. There is a Broad Gauge line of NFR in

the district connecting Calcutta to Haldibari and Calcutta to Samuktala near Assam border.

Moreover, there is also a Metre Gauge line of the NFR connecting Silliguri to Alipurduar. The

different parts of the district are well connecting by North Bengal State Transport system. The

National Highways No. 31 connecting Assam passes through the different areas of the district. The

total length of motorable roads is approximately 2,000 Kms. on which State Buses, Private Buses,

Hat Buses, Taxi and Mini Buses ply regularly.

Administrative developments

In the last decade, certain administrative changes have taken place in the district. A new

Police Station named Bhaktinagar has been created from the Rajganj Police Station. Besides that

one more Police Station called Jalgaon has been formed out of Kalchini Police Station. There are

now 9 Police Stations in the Sadar Sub-division and 7 Police Stations in the Alipurduar sub-division

of the district. There are 13 community Blocks and Mouzas. According to 1991 Census there are

2,800,543 persons in the district. The district comprises of two sub-divisions namely Sadar sUb-division with its headquarter at Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar sub-division with its headquarter at

Alipurduar. At present, there are 15 towns, out of which, 3 are Municipal and the 12 are non-municipal towns.

Social Development

The consciousness about property, the changes implemented in case of production system and occupations have implemented the social life of the local people of the district. In the last

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decade, there was a movement for separate Kamtapuri State by the local Rajbansi community of the

district. But due to prompt action taken by the district authority, the movement provide futile. There is

still a social tension between the local people and the outsiders coming from the lower part of Bengal.

Brief description of places of interest

(1) Jalpash - A Siva temple known as temple of Jalpeswar is located at this village in the

Maynaguri Police Station. It is a famous place of worship in the district. It is believed that from the

name of the deity of the temple, the district has derived its name.

(2) Buxa - A place located in the Alipurduar sub-division which was famous as a Cantonment

and a prison for the freedom fighters during the British rule. At present, there is a camp for a Tibetan

Refugees.

(3) Jaldapara - An animal sanctuary located in the Madarihat Police Station of the district. The wild animals like tigers and deers and elephants are found in this area. It is situated at a distance

of 4 miles from Hasimara Railway Station in the district.

(4) Garumara - An animal sanctuary located at the Kalchini Police Station of the district.

Protected wild animals can be seen here. There is a motorable road from Jalpaiguri town to this place.

(5) Jalpaiguri - The main town of the district, Famous for its cultural and political activities. It

is also the divisional headquarter's, district headquarter's and the sub-divisional headquarter's.

Jalpaiguri is the main commercial and administrative centre of the district. It is the main centre for

transaction in the Tea and Timber products in the State of West Bengal.

(6) Alipurduar - An important town in the Duars area of the district. It is an important town in

the Duars area of the district. It is an important business and communication centre. There is a Railway workshop in the town.

(7) Bhutanghat - It is a famous place for wild animals and splendid view of the Raidak river. There is a Buffalow centre and it is also a good place for fishing. Bhutanghat is 32 miles by road from

Alipurduar Railway Station.

(8) Jayanti - It is a place of tourist interest. There is a temple of Mahakal in this place which attracts large number of pilgrims from different parts of the State throughout the year.

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

SI. 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

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Jalpaiguri 29 26(89.66} 23(79.31} 29(100.00) 16(55.17) 16(55.17) 16(55.17) 16(55.17) 22(75.86)

2 Maynaguri 76 75(98.68) 64(84.21) 76(100.00) 31(40.79) 25(32.89} 33(43.42) 48(63.16) 40(52.63)

3 Dhupguri 102 99(97.06) 30(29.41) 100(98.04) 30(29.41) 34(33.33) 43(42.16) 52(50.98) 55(53.92)

4 Rajganj 28 27(96.43) 26(92.86) 28(100.00) 14(50.00) 14(50.00) 20(71.43) 21 (75.00) 15(53.57)

5 Matiali 30 30(100.00) 20(66.67) 30(100.00) 21 (70.00) 14(46.67) 13(43.33) 20(66.67) 22(73.33)

6 Nagrakata 32 29(90.63) 18(56.25) 32(100.00) 7(21.88) 13(40.63) 13(40.63) 13(40.63) 19(59.38)

7 Mal 99 94(94.95) 66(66.67) 96(96.97) 12(12.12) 9(9.09) 27(27.27) 40( 40.40) 58(58.59)

8 Kumargram 55 55(100.00) 16(29.09) 54(98.18) 10(18.18) 11 (20.00) 27(49.09) 27(49.09) 18(32.73)

9 Falakata 63 63(100.00) 22(34.92) 63(100.00) 19(30.16) 23(36.51) 28(4414) 31(49.21) 29(46.03)

10 Madarihat 49 45(91.84) 40(81.63) 49(100.00) 27(55.10) 22(44.90) 30(61.22) 27(55.10) 35(71.43)

11 Kalchini 43 41 (95.35) 24(55.81) 43(100.00) 18(41.86) 23(53.49) 25(58.14) 24(55.81) 28(65.12)

12 Alipurduar-I 50 47(94.00) 6(12.00) 50(100.00) 21 (42.00) 17(34.00) 18(36.00) 24(48.00) 11 (22.00)

13 Alipurduar-II 78 74(94.87) 58(74.36) 78{100.00) 32(41.03) 6(7.69) 25(32.05) 29(37.18} 19(24.36)

Total 734 705(96.05) 413(56.27) 728(99.18) 258{35.15) 227(30.93) 318{43.32) 372{50.68} 371 (50.55)

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Table-2 Proportion of Rural Population served by Different Amenities

SI. 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

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Jalpaiguri 261,379 99.73 98.94 100.00 94.62 94.58 95.19 95.19 89.76

2 Maynaguri 203,872 99.86 91.64 100.00 39.46 36.25 48.63 67.48 54.54

3 Dhupguri 307,259 90.74 41.71 91.01 29.50 37.51 45.87 57.25 61.19

4 Rajganj 166,888 99.88 93.23 100.00 79.94 82.25 93.75 94.44 84.57

5 Matiali 93,253 100.00 81.18 100.00 78.98 44.74 42.73 77.60 82.92

6 Nagrakata 101,782 95.20 76.59 100.00 15.98 40.63 40.14 47.68 71.04 7 Mal 220,093 99.08 82.50 99.64 14.05 6.77 25.70 43.28 66.10 8 Kumargram 144,799 100.00 38.68 99.23 27.20 24.92 57.36 59.28 49.93

9 FaJakata 192,306 100.00 38.23 100.00 31.06 37.67 49.31 51.90 49.72 10 Madarihat 152,199 98.71 94.31 100.00 72.30 55.40 73.30 50.73 77.45 11 Kalchini 190,884 99.58 84.43 100.00 52.89 72."17 74.42 , 70.67 85.38 12 Alipurduar·! 141,905 99.38 13.46 100.00 49.62 30.05 38.39 55.97 25.22 13 Alipurduar -II 165,677 98.64 81.08 100.00 52.85 9.54 45.14 46.50 38.84

Total 2,342,296 98.19 ·70.53 98.69 48.70 45.28 57.35 63.62 64.85

1

2

3

4

5

6

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Table-3 Distribution of Villages not Having Certain Amenities, Arranged by

Distance Ranges From the Places where these are Available Villages not Having

The Amenity of

1

Education

Medical

Drinking Water

P&T

Market/Hat

Communication

i Number of Villages where the Amenity is not Available and Available at Distance of-

-5 Kms 5-10 Kms 10+ Kms Total (Cols 2-4)

2 3 4 5

24 5

203 B4 34 6 ..

407 64 5 437 63 7

262 89 65

29 321

6

476

507

416

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Table-4 Distributions of Villages According to the Distance from the Nearest Town and Availability of Different Amenities

Distance No. of No. (with Percentage) otvillages having the 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)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0-5 57 56(98.25) 31(54.39) 57(100.00) 24(42.11) 11 (19.30) 29(50.88) 37(64.91) 42(73.68)

6-15 271 264(97.42) 143(52.77) 269(99.26) 94(34.69} 81(29.89) 109(40.22} 143(52.77) 134{49.45)

16-50 397 377(94.96) 233(58.69) 394(99.24) 137{34.51) 130(32.75) 174(43.83) 186(46.85) 190(47.86)

51+ 9 8(88.89) 6(66.67} 8(88.89) 3(33.33) 5(55.56) 6(66.67) 6(66.67) 5(55.56)

Unspecified

Total 734 705(96.05) 413(56.27) 72S(99.18) 258(35.15) 227(30.93) 318(43.32) 372(50.68) 371(50.54)

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Table .. 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 & Market / Communi- Approach by Power

Villages Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply

in each

Range

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-499 51 31 (60.78) 9(17.65) 47(92.16) 7(13.73) 11 (21.57) 12(23.53) 14(27.45) 16(31.37)

500-1999 231 224(96.97) 110(47.62) 229(99.13) 66(28.57) 47(20.35) 69(29.87) 98(42.42) 89(38.53)

2000-4999 364 362(99.45) 215(59.07) 364(100.00) 134(36.81) 119(32.69) 175(48.08) 189(51.92) 189(51.92)

5000+ 88 88(100.00) 79(89.77) 88(100.00) 51 (57.95) 50(56.82) 62(70.45) 71 (80.68) 77(87.50)

Total 734 705(96.05) 413(56.27) 728(99.18) 258{35.15) 227{30.93) 318(43.32) 372(50.68) 371(50.55)

Name of

C.D. Block

1

1 Jalpaiguri

2 Maynaguri

3 Dhupguri

4 Rajganj

5 Matiali

6 Nagrakata

7 Mal

8 Kurnargram

9 Falakata

10 Madarihat

11 Kalchini

12 Alipurduar-I

13 Alipurduar-II

Total

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Table~6

Distribution of Villages According To Land Use

Number of Total Area

Inhabited Villages

2 3

29 50,306.00

76 61,247.00

102 54,410.00

28 58,990.00

30 5,488.00

32 39,700.00

99 53,672.00

55 50,112.00

63 31,258.00

49 38,096.00

43 82,232.00

50 21,060.00

78 31,828.00

734 606,981.00

Percentage of

Cultivable Area

percentage of

Iggigated Area to

To Total Area Total Cultvable Area

4 5

56.58 4.38

51.52 4.71

63.43 8.45

42.39 . 2.79

38.28 44.38

48.19 15.13

37.97 11.03

32.88 22.72

68.07 30.62

57.67 19.22

25.97 73.34

85.39 9.48

88.80 7.91

48.48 16.88

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Table-7 Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in Towns

SI. Class, Name & Per Capita

No. Civic Status Receiptl 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 tratian Health & Institutions

Sources Convenience

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 II Alipurduar (M) 70.26 11.94 58.32 69.35 20.72 2.99 44.00 0.16 4.48

2 IV Alipurduar Rly.

June (N.M.)

3 V Chechokhata{N.M.) 2.63 0.05 2.58 2.63 0.08 0.42 1.00 0.50 0.63 4 I Debgram(N.M.)

5 III Dhupguri (N.M.)

6 IV Domohari (N.M.)

7 IV Falakata (N.M.)

8 V Gairkata (N.M.)

9 II Jalpaiguri (M) 185.60 38.45 147.15 160.57 98.59 10.72 29.43 0.44 21.39 10 II Mainaguri (N.M.)

11 III Mal (M)

12 V Odlabari (N.M.) 1.51 1.51 .. 1.51 0.60 0.91 13 IV Paschim Jitpur(N.M.) 1.45 0.76 0.69 1.45 0.05 0.23 0.55 0.27 0.35 14 V Uttar Kamakhyaguri

(N.M.)

15 IV Uttar Latabari (N.M.)

Total 107.15 21.18 85.97 96.35 49.78 5.75 30.91 0.28 9.63

SI.

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9 -1'0

11

12

13

14

15

II

IV

V

III

IV

IV

V

II

11

111

V

IV

V

IV

Class, Name &

Civic Status

of the Town

Alipurduar (M)

Alipurduar Rly. June (N.M.)

Cheehokhata(N.M.)

Debgram(N.M.)

Dhupguri (N.M.)

Domohari (N.M.)

Falakata (N.M.)

Gairkata (N.M.)

Jalpaiguri (M)

Mainaguri (N.M.)

Mal(M)

Odlabari (N.M.)

Pasehim Jitpur(N.M.)

Uttar Kamakhyaguri·(N.M.)

Uttar Latabari (N.M.)

Total

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Table-8 Schools per 10,000 Population in Towns

Higher Secondaryl

Inter I PUC

Junior

Colleges

2

0.57

1.23

0.20

0.66

1.29

1.29

1.16

0.93

0.49

1.01

1.01

0.82

0.61

No. Per 10,000

Secondaryl

Matriculation

3

0.86

1.23

1.66

0.20

0.33

0,78 2.57

1.75

1.40

0.98

1.01

1.84

1.01

0.82

0.87

Junior Secondary

Middle

4

0.43

1.23

1.66

0.54

1,56 2.57

2.04

1.87

0.49

1.01

1.84

1.01

0.94

Primary

5

5.17

7.35

9.99

2.51

3.62

3,11 1.29

6.47

1.89

1.87

5.39

4.04

9.20

5.50

4.93

3.62

(xxix)

Table·g 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.

1 2

1 II Alipurduar (M) 3.23

2 IV Alipurduar Rly. June (N.M.) 6.74

3 V Cheehokhata(N. M.)

4 I Debgram (N.M.) 0.27

5 III Ohupguri (N.M.) 0.66

6 IV Domohari (N.M.)

7 IV Falakata (N.M.) 1.93

8 V Gairkata (N.M.)

9 II Jalpaiguri (M) 8.73

10 II Mainaguri (N.M.) 2.80

11 III Mal (M) 4.90

12 V Odlabari (N.M.) 0.20

13 IV Paschim Jitpur(N.M.)

14 V Uttar Kamakhyaguri (N.M.) 1.10

15 IV Uttar Latabari (N.M.) 1.23

Total 2.64

(xxx)

Table-10 Proportion of Slums Population

51.

No.

Class, Name & Civic Status of The Town Proportion of Slums Population

To Total Population of The Town

2

II Alipurduar (M) 7.90

2 Dabgram (N.M.)

3 II Jalpaiguri (M)

Total 7.90

Density in Slums (Per Sq.Km)

3

15367

15367

(xxxi)

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

. 81. Class, Name & Civic Status of The Town Most Important Commodity

No. Manufactured Exported Imported

2 3 4

II Alipurduar (M) Jute Coir Timber Fuel

2 IV Alipurduar Rly, Junc (N.M.) Tea Processing Jute Fuel

3 V Chechokhata(N,M.) Handloom Cloth Betel Nut Fuel

4 I Debgram(N,M.) Engineering Goods Food Grains

5 III Dhupguri (N.M.) Bidi Jute Clothings

6 IV Domohari (N.M.) Bidi Jute Wheat

7 IV Falakata (N.M.) Wooden Furniture Jute Fuel

8 V Gairkata (N.M.) Furniture Timber Clothings

9 II Jalpaiguri (M) Tea Processing Tea Medicine

10 [( Mainaguri (N.M.) Bidi Jute Wheat 11 III Mal(M) Wooden Furniture Tea Fuel

12 V Odlabari (N.M.) Tea Processing Timber Fuel

13 IV Paschim Jitpur(N,M.) Handloom Cloth Betel Nut Fuel 14 V Uttar Kamakhyaguri (N.M.) Garments Readymade Garments Medicine

15 IV Uttar Lalabari (N.M.) Saucing of Timber Tea Fuel

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 Col. 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 Jevel and above) B. Canal C like Arts, Science and

9. Lake L Commerce etc.

10. Spring S 6. Industrial School

11 . NalJah N 7. Traning School . Tr

12. Others 0 B. Adult Literacy Class AC

Post & Telegraph /Centre

Col.B

Others(includes 0 1. Post Office PO

9.

Sanskrit Pathshalas, 2. Telegraph Office TO

Senior Basic School, 3. Post and Telegraph PTa

Maktab etc. Office

4. Telephone Connection Phone

Col.6 Medical Col. ;0 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 ; . 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 B. Dispensary 0 3. Electricity for other EO 9. Family Planning Centre FPC Purposes like industrial

10. T.8. 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 JALPAIGURI VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, 1:1 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 (\n 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.- JALPAIGURI

i Bara Patia 4,622.77 13210(2511) P-(12) HC(2) W,TW,O PO Friday-Sunday BS

Natun Bas H-(1) CHW(3)

AC-(8) 0(8)

0-(4)

2 2 Belacoba 2,500.38 12939(2507) P-(11) PHC T,W,TW PO Sunday-Thursday B$,RS

AC-M HC(3) Monday-Friday

0-(6) CHW(6) Satday-Wednesday

0(5)

3 3 Sat Khamar 1,839.40 7398(1391) P-(12)H CHW(3) W,TW,O PO Tueday-Friday BS

4 4 Bahadur 3,373.54 13328(2537) P-('~ 7) HC W,TW,O PO,PHONE Everyday BS

AC PHS Expt Thursday

M CHW(5)

H,0-3

5 5 Patkata 7,192.39 33528(4371) P(32) HC W,TW PO, PHONE FridayAnd BS

AC(S) D(3} Thursday

M CHW(4)

H RP 6 6 Paharpur 2,417.04 14931(2837) P(9)AC(6) CHW(8) W,TW PO,PHONE Friday BS,RS

0(5) 7 7 Kharia 6,044.55 60228(11757 P(33) TB T,W,TW PO,PHONE Wednasday, BS

C HC(19) Saturday

M(4) CHW(3)

ITR,H(4) D(3)

AC(31) 8 8 Mandai Ghat 2,232.63 12581 (2424) PUC(2) HC T,W,TW PO,PHONE SundaY,Thursday BS,RS

0 D(4)

1(2)P(12) PHS(3)

O(4)H CHW(6)

AC(6)M HCRB(2) 9 9 Gopal Bari 4,521.02 20041 (3979) P(26) CHW T,TW PO Thursday- BS

AC(13) Wednesday

M(2)H Saturday-Friday

0(5) 10 10 Amar Khana 61.02 351 (68) ·)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10)Km T,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 11 11 Dharma Deb 85.30 317(65) ·)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10)Km W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 12 12 Araji Arnar Khana 103.86 216(42) P(1 )0(1) (;O+Kms) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-; Okms) (-)(5-10kms) 13 13 Rarma Deb 122.75 267(S8) AC(1)0(1) (10+Kms) W,TW (-)(5--10Km) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 14 14 Araji Maria 556.74 21S0(440) AC(1)P(3) HC(3)CHWI- W,TW PO,PHONE Fri,Tues,Mon (-)(S-10kms)

Kamala Pukri

15 15 Singi Mari 214.89 755(135) P(2)AC(1) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Pwitiya Khanda

16 16 Maria Kamala 104.41 408(82) 0(1)AC(1) CHW W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10kms) Pukhari

17 17 Singi Mari 460.94 2169(408) '(1 )AC(2)O(1) CHW W,TW PO,PHONE Sun,Tues (-)(5-10kms) Prathamkhanda

-.~

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

PR,KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

KR,FP

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Jalpaiguri(16)

Jalpaiguri(12)

Jalpaiguri(13)

Jalpaiguri(10)

Jalpaiguri(22)

JalpaJguri(9)

Jalpaiguri (4)

Jalpaiguri(13)

Jalpaiguri(12)

Jalpaiguri(20)

Jalpaiguri(29)

Jalpaiguri(1B)

Jalpaiguri(18)

Jalpaiguri(1B)

Jalpaiguri(20)

Jalpaiguri(22)

Jalpaiguri(20)

Power

Supply

13

ED,EAG

ED

ED,EAG

ED,EAG

ED

EA

ED,EAG

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

Forest

14

566.00

5

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by

source

10.00

180.00

170.00

170.00

15.00

25.00

265.00

330.00

170.00

2.00

3.00

60.00

40.00

15

Unirrigated

16

2,158.38

1,332.63

840.00

1,860.24

4,514.34

1,625.00

3,253.00

1,013.00

2,534.00

40.00

52.00

61.00

75.00

340.00

66.00

75.00

265.00

Culturable

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

105.20

BO.OO

60.00

120.00

190.30

60.00

22B.00

80.00

190.00

2.00

3.00

2.50

4.00

20.00

B.OO

2.00

20.00

Area not

available

for

cUltivation

18

1783.19

907.75

769.40

1223.30

2472.75

707.04

2298.55

809.63

1627.02

19.02

30.30

38.36

40.75

196.74

BO.89

27.41

135.94

6

C.D. BLOCK JALPAIGURI 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. -S kms.,

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 & marketlhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

18 18 Chhitlandof 9.31 39(7) (·)(S-10Km) (-)(10+Krns) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10krns)

8ingimary

19 19 Berubari Nagar 33.5S 702(154) P,AC O(3)CHW(3) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) Saturday, Wed (-)(-SKms)

20 20 8akati 567.98 2297(454) P(3)AC(4) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(S-1 OKm) Saturday, Wed (-)(-SK}ns)

21 21 Binnaguri 308.78 938(192) P,AC(3) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms)

22 22 Daikhata 680.28 1963(409) P(2)AC(3) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(S-1 OKm) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

23 23 Berubari 6,424.09 31085(416S) P(2) HC(7)CAW(3 W,TW PO Friday,Tuesday BS

M RP

0

AC(2)

24 24 Bans Khanthia 2S0.47 1579(308) P(2)O (-}(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS

AC(2)

25 25 Araji Goralbari 190.30 1358(273) P(2) 0 W,TW PO, Phone (-)(-5Kms) BS

° H

M

AC(2}

26 26 Nandanpur 1,023.45 4224(766) P(5) CHW(3) W,TW (-)(-SKms). (-)(5-10) BS,RS

AC(3)0

27 27 Kharija Berubari 1,383.09 14623(2012) P(13) AC W,TW PO,Phone Everyday BS

AC(2) CWW(2) Exept-Tuesday

HM H

28 28 Kachua 1,277.22 1760(314) P(3)AC(3) CHW W,TW PO (-)(-SKms) B8

0(2)

29 29 Boalmari 1,704.37 5994(1131) P(10)HM HCCHW(2) W,TW PO,Phone Monday-Friday 'B8

Wednesday-

Sunday

7

DfRECTORY 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,FP Jalpaiguri(21 ) 5.04 1.00 2.31

KR,FP Jalpaiguri(15) ED 4.00 16.00 1.50 12.05

KR,FP Jalpaiguri(20) ED 10.00 30.00 22.00 205.98

KR,FP Jalpaiguri(35) 6.00 130.00 10.00 162.78

KR,FP Jalpaiguri(40) 10.00 420.00 25.00 225.28

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(16) ED 180.00 2760.00 200.00 3284.09

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(20) ED 10.00 148.00 10.00 82.47

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(15) ED 5.00 115.00 6.00 64.30

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(15) 10.00 610.00 35.00 368.45

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(14} ED 60.00 815.00 35.00 473.09

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(18) ED 15.00 781.00 39.22 442.00

PR,KR,FP Jalpaiguri(22} 20.00 982.00 72.22 630.15

8

C.D. BLOCK MAYNAGURI VILLAGE

Sl. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Popula1ion

and

number of

households

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. lion

Code

No.

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

(J.L. No.)

2

2 Purba Dobbari

3 Forest Ramsai

4 Dobbari

5 Panbari

6 Satvendi

7 Jhar Baragila

8 Kaiagap

9 Ramsai

10 Jadabpuf Tea

Garden

11 Nimtandu Forest

12 Uttar Kalamati

13 Kajaldighi

14 Dakshin Ka[amati

15 Cheng Mari

16 Kumarpara

17 Saul Bari

17 18 Chatrarpar

18 22 Uttar Sisuabari

19 23 Dakshin Marichbari

20 24 Dakshin Sisuabari

21 2S Gopalganj

22 26 Sisuabari

23 27 Paschim

Baragharia

24 28 Dharmmapur

2S 29 Gaurgram

26 30 Dakshin Putimari

27 31 Barnes

28 32 Uttar Putimari

29 33 Uttar Oangapara

30 34 Dakshin Ulladabari

31 3S Ullada Bari

32 39 Bagjan

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

Day or Days Communications

Drinking Post

&

of the (Bus-stop,

3 4

77.27 70(13)

1,008.S2 161(112)

141.6S

Educational Medical

5 6

P.S.- MAYNAGURI

water

(Potable) Telegraph

7 8

markeUhat,

jf any

9

P (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms)

P (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(Skms)

Uninhabited

1,151.95 3,863(731) P(4)AC,(4) PHS,MCW(2 W,TW

FPC(2),CHW(4)

P.O (-)(5kms)

439.90 2,240(47S) M,P,AC(2)

649.56 2,474(473) P(2),AC(2)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

CHW

(-)(Skms)

D

W,TW (-)(5kms) Sun-Thursday

W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

479.01 2,076(398) P(3),AC W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms)

639.01 1,633(34S) P(2) W,TW

W,TW

P.O Friday

221.67 840(191) P P.O (-)(5-10Kms)

3,885.00 292(44)

403.27 1,580(298)

341.92 942(182)

282.09 1,198(232)

493.17 2,263(453)

634.11 3,992(758)

655.37 4,041 (739)

301.58 1,478(279)

1S2.51

150.10

223.83

399.78

197.26 1,040(179)

S20.94 1,716{29S)

2,802.47 6,164(1204)

(5-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(5-10Kms)

P (-}(S-10Kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

P,AC CHW W P.O (-)(5kms)

P,AC (-)(Skms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

AC(2) (-)(S-10Kms) W,TW (-)(Skms) Wed-Saturday

P(3) CHW(2) W,TW P.O Wed-Saturday

P(3),M CHW(2) W,TW P.O Tue-Saturday

MCW/FPC

P CHW W,TW (-)(Sl<ms)

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P(2) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

P(6) PHS,MCW, W,TW P.O Sat-Tuesday

CHW{5)

419.63 2,311 (437) P(2) CHW(3) W,TW (-}(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

424.48 1,283(237) P,M,H CHW W,TW

468.38 2,291 (437) P(2),M,H PHS, W,TW P.O

CHW(2)

109.12 1,520(283)

348.61 2,5SS(479)

P(2) CHW W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

S48.63 3,102(S71)

S41 .1S 3,99S (707)

229.98 1,513(284)

P(3) MCW,FPC W,TW (-)(Skms)

CHW(4)

P(2),M CHW(3) W,TW

P(2) MeW,FPC W,TW

CHW(4)

P MCW FPC

CHW

W,TW

P.O Wed-Saturday

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

P.O (-)(Skms)

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(S-10kms)

as (-)(Skms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-}(Skms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(S-1 OKms)

(-)(S-10Kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

BS

BS

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

.. groves) CUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Maynaguri-28kms 8.00 27.00 42.27

KR Maynaguri-24kms 996.84 10.00 1.68

Uninhabited 60.70 44.52 4.05 32.38

PR,KR Maynaguri-18kms ED,EO 0-40.00 400.00 595.00 116.95

PR,KR Maynaguri-16kms ED,EO 125.00 140.50 174.40

KR Maynaguri-20kms 0-30.00 435.00 47.00 137.56

KR Maynaguri-24kms 0-10.00 359.25 29.50 80.26

PR,KR Maynaguri-24kms 0-4.00 445.00 77.00 113.01

PR,KR Maynaguri-24kms EO 0-200.50 21.17

KR Maynaguri-23kms 3,840.00 5.00 15.00 25.00

PR,KR Maynaguri-22kms 296.50 8.00 98.77

PR,KR Maynaguri-21 kms 242.40 12.32 87.20

KR Maynaguri-23kms 182.05 9.04 91.00

PR,KR Maynaguri-25kms 349.85 20.00 123.32

KR Domohari-5kms 477.31 52.00 104.80

PR Domohari-5kms EA 485.70 64.80 104.87

KR Domohari-5kms 231.00 18.58 52.00

Uninhabited 70.82 20.64 61.05

Uninhabited

Uninhabited 162.28 18.62 42.93

Uninhabited 399.78

KR Maynaguri-15kms 125.20 27.06 45.00

KR Maynaguri-14kms 397.50 29.44 94.00

KR Maynaguri-16kms 1,850.00 430.40 522.07

KR Maynaguri-15kms 315.00 44.00 60.63 PR Maynaguri-12kms 319.00 35.30 70.18 PR Maynaguri-15kms EA 325.00 52.20 91.18

PR Maynaguri-l0kms 80.10 12.00 17.02 PR Maynaguri-10kms EA EAG 240.30 38.00 70.31

PR Maynaguri-l0kms EA 0-40.00 371.00 39.42 98.21 PR Maynaguri-1 Okms EA 405.86 41.00 94.29

PR Maynaguri-Skms ED,EAG 170.50 9.00 50.48

10

C.D. BLOCK MAYNAGURI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

Amenities available (it not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

No. tion

Code

No.

33

34

35

36

37

(J.L. No.)

2

41 Singimari

42 Paitkakhocha

43 Banglajhar

44 Dakshin 8aragila

45 Paschim 8aragila

38 46 Chapgar

39

40

41

42

47 Purba Baragila

48 Betgara

49 Amguri

50 Uttar Kahagrabari

43 51 Madhya Khagrabari

44 52 Dakshin Khagrabari

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

53 Uttar Madhab Danga

54 Madhab Danga

55 Dakshin Madhab Dar

56 Dakshin

Dangapara

57 Purba Sisuabari

58 Bara Kamet

59 Pancha Hahi

60 Padamati

61 Khaer Khal

62 Bhat Patti

55 63 Balasan

56 64 Purba Harmati

57 65 Paschim Harmati

58 66 Dakshin

Bhuskadanga

59 67 Uttar Bhuskadanga

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

Day or Days Communications

Drinking Post

&

of the (Bus-stop,

3 4

461.45 3,020(599)

427.45 1,S22(309)

496.53 1,797(334)

444.99 1,882(363)

535.94 1,743(350)

Educational Medical

5 6

P.S.- MAVNAGURI

P(2)fv1,H PHS CHW

P(2) MCW FPC

CHW(2)

P(2) CHW(2)

P(2) CHW(4)

M,AC MCW FPC

CHW

water

(Potable)

7

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

Telegraph

8

P.O

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

535.81 2,299(422) P(2),AC(2) MCW FPC W,TW (-)(5kms)

CHW(2)

856.73 2,611 (509) P,AC(2) CHW(2)

946.62 3,621 (702) P(4),AC(2) MCW FPC

CHW(3)

W,TW

W,TW

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

marketlhat,

if any

9

(-){Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

667.98 4,013(850) H,M,P(2), MCW FPC W,TW P.o Tue-Saturday

AC(2) CHW(4),D

607.97 3,482(68S) P(2) CHW W,TW

276.44 3,287(644) P(2) CHW W,TW

435.98 4,773(983) H,M,P(3), MCW FPC T,W,TW

592.58 4,310(863)

351.85 1,269(25S)

AC CHW(4)

P(3) CHW(2)

P MCW FPC,

CHW(2)

496.65 2,491 (S17) P(2) CHW(2)

CHW(2) 438.86 2,484(489) P(2),AC(2)

92.14 554(113) AC CHW

S22.54 3,014(621) P(2),AC(3) MCW FPC

CHW(2)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

(-)(Skms)

P.O

P.o

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

P.O

P.O

(-)(Skms)

P.O

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Tue-Friday

Saturday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

423.93 3,838(784) H,M,P(3) MCW FPC W,TW P.O Mon-Thursday

CHW(7)

1,843.52 6,317(1221) P(4) MCW FPC W,TW

442.84 1,774(328) P(3)

498.73 3,165(644) H,M,P(3)

CHW T,W,TW

MCW FPC T,W,TW

CHW(4)

(-)(Skms)

(·)(5kms)

PO Phone

421.08 1,664(197) P(2) (-)(Skms) W, TW (-)(Skms)

318.21 1,871(316) P(3),AC(2) CHW(3) W,TW (-){5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(·)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

479.28 2,8S7(536) P(2),AC(3) MCW FPC W,TW,T (-){Skms) Sun-Wednesday

CHW(2)

474.71 1,916(342) M, P(2) CHW(4) W,TW p.O (-)(Skms)

AC(3)

511.08 2,776(563) M CHW W,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

BS

8S

8S

BS

BS BS

BS (-){Skms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

(-)(5kms)

BS

BS

8S

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

PR

KR

KR

KR,PR

KR,PR

KR,PR

KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

PR

PR

PR

KR

KR

PR

PR

PR KR

PR

PR

PR KR

KR

PR

PR

PR

Nearest Town

& distance

(in km.)

12

Maynaguri-5kms

Maynaguri-13kms

Maynaguri-13kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Maynaguri-10kms

Maynaguri-10kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Maynaguri-2kms

Maynaguri-3kms

Maynaguri-3kms

Maynaguri-5kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Maynaguri-l0kms

Ma'll'\aguri-12kms

Maynaguri-16kms

Maynaguri-16kms

Maynaguri-14kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-14kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Power

Supply

13

ED,EAG

EA

ED

ED

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED EAG

ED EAG

ED EAG

EDEAG

EA

ED

ED

EA

EA

ED

ED

Forest

14

, , AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable

source

16

342.00

322.00

374.00

0-14.00 370.91

384.74

0-15.00 417.61

0-25.00 556.54

0-45.00 720.30

0-25.00 420.35

0-4.50 522.27

222.40

0-120.00 293.18

0-40.00 374.43

260.89

0-80.00 292.48

0-100.86 205.60

68.40

0-4Q.00 353.20

293.20

1,350.80

332.84

375.93

0-100.00 218.28

0-75.00 157.61

0-60.00 301.28

0-95.00 261.60

380.31

waste (including

gauchar and

groves)

17

17.45

25.45

28.00

38.08

118.00

72.20

222.19

80.00

72.63

43.20

22.00

42.00

36.15

50.00

30.00

45.60

4.40

24.14

22.80

132.72

22.00

24.80

20.80

15.60

23.60

24.51

25.00

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

102.00

80.00

94.53

22.00

33.20

31.00

53.00

101.32

150.00

38.00

32.04

40.80

102.00

40.97

94.17

86.80

19.34

105.20

107.93

360.00

88.00

98.00

82.00

70.00

94.40

93.60

105.77

12

C.D. BLOCK MAYNAGURI 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 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 & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- MAVNAGURI

60 68 Gartar; Jalpes 229.94 1,174(229) PUC,H,M,PMCW FPC W,TW P.O Sun-Wednesday BS

CHW

61 69 Paschim Salbari 322.77 1,262(1S1) P(2) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(S-10kms) (-)(Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms)

62 70 Purbba Salbari 498.96 1,878(389) P(2) MCW FPC W,TW (-)(S-10kms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

CHW

63 71 Basilar Danga 468.06 2,822(5S7) P(2) MCW FPC W,TW (-)(Skms) Man-Thursday (-)(Skms)

CHW(3)

64 72 Nirendrapur 367.29 1,974(409) M,P(2) (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

AC(3)

65 73 Tekatali 406.44 2,991 (60S) P,AC(2) MCW FPC W,TW P.O (-)(Skms) BS

CHW(2)

66 74 Dwarikanari 575.06 3,036(S66) P(2),AC(4) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

67 7S Charesbari 447.90 2,489(50S) M,P(2) MCW FPC W,TW (-)(Skms) Man-Wednesday (-)(Skms)

AC(2) CHW(2)

68 76 Dhaoaguri 488.S7 2,031 (381) P(2),AC(2) CHW(2) W,TW P.O (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

69 77 Ratherhat 379.84 1,939(376) M,P,AC(2) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(Skms) Sun-Thursday (-)(Skms)

70 78 Chura Bhandrar 449.7S 2,638(S17) P(2),AC(2) MCW FPC W,TW P.O Sat-Wednesday (-)(Skms)

CHW(2)

71 79 Bhanga Mali 5S1.01 2,32S(436) P(2),AC CHW W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

72 80 Purbbadehar S27.40 2,802(S40) PAC MCW FPC W,TW (-)(Skms) Tue-Friday (-)(Skms)

CHW(2)

73 81 Haslu Danga 362.71 2,3S6(488) H,M,P(2) CHW(2) W,TW P.O Man-Thursday BS

74 82 Bhangar Hat S39.0S 2,099(428) M,P(2),AC PHS CHW W,TW P.O Fri-Wed-Satday (-)(Skms)

7S 83 Chharchura Bhandar 1,004.98 3,166(622) P(2),AC(2) CHW(2) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(5kms) BS

76 84 Jabar Amli 1,045.84 4,754(957) P(S)AC MCW FPC W,TW P.O Sun-Wed. Day BS

CHW(3)

77 85 Sapti Bari 3,937.23 1 ,61S4(3271) H,M(2), PHS MCW W,TW P.O t-Sun-Wed.Day (-)(10+kms)

P(3),AC(S) CHW(17),FPC

78 86 Purbba Baragharia 373.32 2,823(592) P(3),AC CHW(3) W,TW (-){5kms) (-)(Skms) (-)(10+kms)

79 87 Panisala 16.72 Uninhabited

80 88 Brahmapur 497.28 1,932(361) P(3) MCW FPC W,TW P.O Tue-Sat.Day BS

CHW

81 89 Paharpur 382.51 1,816(384) P CHW(2) W,TW (·)(5kms) (-)(Skms) BS

82 90 Baikur Gaur Gram 2,149.71 7 ,973( 1620) H,M, MCW,FPC, W,TW P.O Tue-Sat.Day BS

P(10) CHW(5) D

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

PR

PR

KR

KR

KR

PR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR KR

PR

KR

PR KR

PR KR

KR

PR

PR

PR

PR KR

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-5kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-13kms

Maynaguri-15kms

Maynaguri-10kms

Maynaguri-7kms

Maynaguri-10kms

Maynaguri-12kms

Maynaguri-10kms

Maymiguri-15kms

Maynaguri-9kms

Maynaguri-11 kms

Maynaguri-20kms

Maynaguri-23kms

Uninhabited

Maynaguri-16kms

Maynaguri-14kms

r-Jaynaguri-20kms

Power

Supply

13

EAG

ED

ED

ED

.'

ED

ED EO

ED

ED EO

ED EO

ED

ED EO

Forest

14

13

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under diHerent types of land use in

hectares rounded uplo two decimal places)

Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable

source

15 16

143.71

205.57

364.62

334.52

0-40.00 220.00

0-6.00 260.04

0-19.00 351.59

344.94

0-20.00 408.00

284.88

0-80.00 214.41

0-12.00 349.01

0-25.00 325.60

229.44

0-14.45 333.20

646.98

780.38

0-35.00 2,917.92

279.99

16.72

377.20

287.71

0-71.71 1,614.00

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

12.20

6.00

28.00

21.00

12.00

25.00

16.00

42.56

14.00

15.00

15.34

9.00

8.46

8.07

5.00

10.00

35.00

280.00

13.00

24.80

18.80

104.00

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

74.03

111.20

106.34

112.54

95.29

115.40

188.47

60.04

46.57

79.96

140.00

181.00

168.34

125.20

186.40

348.00

230.46

704.31

80.33

98.53

76.00

360.00

C.D. BLOCK DHUPGURI

SI. Loca- Name of vmage Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

No. tion

Code

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Red Bank

2 Red Bank

Tea Garden

3 Ambari

Tea Garden

4 Chhamurchi

Tea Garden

5 Chuna Shati

Tea Garden

6 Kathalguri

Tea Garden

7 Riabari

Tea Garden

8 Palasbari

Tea Garden

9 Hari Talguri

Tea Garden

10 Diana Tea Garden

11 Debpara

Tea Garden

12 Prayagpur

13 Chapaguri

14 Lakshmipara

Tea Garden

15 Gendra Para

16 Maraghat

Tea Garden

17 Banrhar

Tea Garden

18 Karbala

Tea Garden

19 Bina guri

Tea Garden

20 20 Teiipara

Tea Garden

21 21 Sakojhora

22 26 Gair Kata

23

Tea Garden

27 Haldibari

Tea Garden

24 28 Mara Ghat

25 29 Totopara Tea

Garden

26 30 Jalapara

27 31 Mogal Kata

Tea Garden

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3

26.80

4

769.45 3,492(i715)

714.07 3,901 (783)

903.09 8,534(1547)

792,78 4,746(874)

973.33 5,678(1156)

527,31 3,398(628)

429.73 2,807(628)

1,000,27 6,192(1120)

483.40 3,218(667)

642.24 3,440(683)

511.33 8,S3(150)

80.84

605.77 4,938(898)

982.74 6,555(1235)

697.38 4,177(831)

883.13 1 ,4071 (3058)

1,096.09 6,503(1268)

1,590.65 7,379(1394)

1,554.07 8,452(1802)

467.41 5,397(1218)

1,190.57 5,100(878)

1,135.95 7,703(1378)

4,600.08 2,707(702)

482,73 3,250(66S)

350,65 1,001 (173)

612.07 3,815(754)

14

VILLAGE

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 krns.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

Day or Days Communications

Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop,

water & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

5 6

P.s.- BANARHAT

Uninhabited

7 8 9

P H TK,TW PO (-)(5kms)

P H T,TW PO (-)(5-10kms)

P H T,TW PO Wednesday

P H T,TK (-)(5kms) (-)(5-10kms)

p H TW,T PO TueSday

p H TW (-)(5-10kms) Friday

p H,D TK,TW (-)(5-10kms) Wednesday

p

P

P

H

H

H

P (-)(-5kms)

Uninhabited

P H

P H P H

P H,D

P H

P H

T,TW (-)(5-10kms)

TW

T,TW

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Monday

Mon-Sunday

(-)(5-10kms)

W (-)(+10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

T,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

T,TK (-)(Skms) (-)(5kms)

T,TK (-)(S-10kms) Saturday

T,TK PO Sunday

TW (-)(5-10kms) Wednesday

TW PO Sunday

P H T,W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(5krns)

P

P

H.C W

PHCTW,W,TK

PO

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

Sunday

P H TK,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

P H

P (-)(-10kms)

P H

W TW

TW

TW

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Fri-Weekly

(-)(Skms)

PO Weekly-Wedday

10

BS

(-)(10+kms)

BS

BS

BS

(-)(5-10kms)

BS

68

BS

BS

(-)(10+kms)

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

S8,AS

(-)(5krns)

BS,RS

BS,RS

BS BS

BS

BS BS

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(5kms)

15

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

Uninhabited 4.05 18.62 4.13

PR Gairkata-23 EA 28.33 728.44 12.68

KR Gairkata-22 697.68 16.39

PR Gairkata-24 884.65 18.44

PR Gairkata-20 27.11 714.39 51.28

PR Gairkata-19 93.04 0.40 19.89

KR Gairkata-16 17.40 36.66 96.72 97.53

PR Gairkata-20 42.66 10.07

PR Gairkata-18 94.06 2.02 26.19

PR Gairkata-18 ED 328.27 60.70 97.33 PR Gairkata-16 EA 61.48 6.07 24.69

KR Gairkata-21 12.00 350.00 35.00 114.33 Uninhabited 51.10 15.78 14.06

PR Gairkata-14 EA 575.01 26.26

KR Gairkata-14 942.00 40.74 KR Gairkata-6 35.21 55.47 40.47 67.23

PR Gairkata-13 570.61 0.81 311.71

KR Gairkata-15 1,063.52 2.02 30.55

PR Gairkata-7 724.00 10.85 855.00

PR Gairkata-6 40.47 1,161.60 4.09 348.05

PR Gairkata-5 EA 25.00 26.10 61.72 111.09 PR Gairkata-5 1,135.26 10.52 44.09

PR Gairkata-10 108.38 4.09 42.48

PR Gairkata-5 ED 15.00 PR Gairkata-16 ED 447.73 35.00

KR Gairkata-15 10.12 0.80 305.73 16.00 28.00 PR,KR Gairkata-20 EA 468.75 31.90 112.23

C.D. BLOCK DHUPGURI

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

No. lion

Code

No.

(J.L. No.)

2

28 32 Chapaguri

Khanda

29 33 Uttar Salbari

30 34 Chanadipa

31 35 Dakshin Salbari

32 36 Madhya Salbari

33 37 Purba Dura Mari

34 38 Paschim

35

36

37

38 39

40

41

42

43

44 4S

46

47

48

49

SO

S1

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

·Dura Mar;

39 Uttar Jhoralta

Gram

40 Dakshln

Nunkhawa Danga

41 Bhatiapara

42 Fataktari

43 Chamti Mukhi

22 Pradhan Para

23 Uttar Dangapara

24 Sajnapara

44 Lakshmi Kantapur

Teagarden

45 Uttar Uttimari

46 Madhya Khutti

Mari

47 Bamantari

48 Paschim Dangapa

49 Garialtari

50 Ramsai Forest

51 Chauhaddi

S2 Pachim

Daukimari

53 Madhya Daukimari

54 Purba Daukimari

55 Uttar Kathulia

56 Dakshin Khuttimar

57 Garakhuta

58 Gasair Hatforest

59 Sana Khuli

60 Dakshin

Sakojhora

60 61 Mallik Sobha

61 62 Nirajanpat

62 63 Jharma Gurmari

63 64 Kalirhat

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3

19.99

4

7(1 )

422.59 2,136(414)

362.90 2,07S(39S)

428.36 2,866(580)

274.33 1,731 (333)

488.56 2,780(S03)

2S3.08 1,916(328)

205.48 1,196(220)

228.90 1,471 (282)

197.43 2,701 (502)

49S.59 2,828(S22)

441.88 2,528(483)

S21.39 3,941 (764)

645.07 3,867(766)

290.65 2,723(538)

365.49 1,437(274)

S46.41 2,971 (598)

652.69 3,881 (749)

377.38

2S2.20

383.36

485.63

311.04

350.66

1,725(316)

1,226(243)

2,037(360)

7(3)

1,596(329)

2,019(436)

429.30 2,281 (416)

657.67 4,499(827)

414.21 2,268(446)

243.85 1,487(294)

246.07 1,370(285)

759.20 1,882(510)

188.60 1,227(237)

161.28 554(122)

487.85 3,380(6S2)

430.96 2,670(517)

468.80 2,416(440)

418.23 2,7S9(521)

16

VILLAGE

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

S-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) Day or Days Communications

Drinking Pas' ot 'he (Bus-stop,

water &

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

marketlhat,

if any

5 6

P.S.- BANARHAT P (-)(-10kms)

7 8

W (-)(-10kms)

P (-)(-10kms) W (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

P (-)(-10kms) W

P HC TW,W

P (-)(Skms) W,TW PO

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

P (-)(Skms) W,TW

P (-)(5kms) W

p

p

p

p

P

P3

P2 p

P

P2

P

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

D

M.H

(-)(Skms)

HC

H

(-)(Skms)

D

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

P2 (-)(5kms)

P (-}(Skms)

P (-)(S-10kms)

(-)(5kms) (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

P2 (-)(Skms)

P3,M,H He

P (-)(Skms)

P,M (-)(Skms)

P (-)(5kms)

P (-)(Skms)

P (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

W

W

W W,TW

W

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W

W,TW

W,TW

(-)(Skms)

(-)\5kms)

PO,TO

(-){Skms)

(-)(Skms)

PO

(-)(Skms)

PO

PO

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

W (-}(Skms)

W (-)(Skms)

W PO

(-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

W,TW (-)(5-10kms)

W,TW (-)(S-10kms)

W,TW (-)(5kms)

W,TW PO

W,TW (-)(Skms)

W,TW PO

W (-)(Skms)

W (-)(Skms)

W,TW (-)(S·10kms)

W (-)(5-10kms)

9

(-)(Skms)

Wednesday

(-)(Skms)

Saturday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5I<ms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skr.ns)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

Monday

Monday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(SkmS)

( -)(5kms)

(-)(SkmS)

(S-10Kms)

(-)(Skms)

Tuesday-Satday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Sun-Wednesday

(-)(Skms)

Monday

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(S-1Okms)

(-)(S-1 Okms)

(-)(S-10kmS1

P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(S-10kms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(5-10kms)

P2 (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(5kms)

P2 (-)(Skms) W,TW PO Monday-Friday

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

(-)(5kms)

(-){5kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

BS BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

BS BS BS

(-)(-10kms)

BS BS

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(·10kms)

(-H·10kms)

BS .BS

(-){S-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR

PR

KR

KR

KR

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR

PR

PR

PR

KR

KR

PR

PR

PR

PR

KR

PR

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Gairkata-7

Gairkata-20

Gairkata-15

Gairkata-l0

Gairkala-10

Gairkata-12

Gairkata-15

Gairkata-12

Gairkata-12

Gairkata-16

Gairkala-17

Gairkata-16

Dh upgu ri-1 Okms

Dhupguri-l1 kms

Dhupguri-Bkms

Dhupguri-16kms

Dhupguri-1Skms

Dhupguri-14kms

Dhupguri-l1 kms

Dhupgu ri- 1 2kms

Dhupguri-12kms

Dhupguri-12kms

Dhupguri-11 kms

Dhupguri-l0kms

Dhupguri- 11 kms

Dhupguri- 1 2kms

Dhupguri-9kms

Dhupguri-14kms

Dhupguri-12kms

Dh upgu ri -, Okms

Dhupguri-11 kms

Dhupguri-8kms

Dhupguri-7kms

Dhupguri-6kms

Dhupguri-Bkms

Dhupguri-Skms

Power

Supply

13

EA EA

EA

EA

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED

Forest

14

404.69

719.20

17

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded uplo two decimal places)

Irrigated by Unirrigaled Culturable

source

15

0.75

0.80

20.23

33.59

4.15

2.33

8.09

6.07

4.45

6.88

84.9B

18.00

0-45.00

0-40.00

0-22.00

0-250.00

0-25.00

0-18.00

0-20.00

0-15.00

0-18.00

0-20.00

0-10.00

0-15.00

0-28.00

0-12.00

0-15.00

0-16.00

O-B.O

0-10.0

0-2.02

0-25.0

0-18.0

0-30.00

16

11.75

303.20

296.94

351.27

257.69

408.02

211.44

177.25

185.03

152.16

302.30

380.81

256.00

340.00

148.00

90.90

369.40

432.40

248.80

143.40

240.40

188.00

258.40

265.00

42B.BO

264.00

153.80

150.00

164.00

65.00

352.08

267.80

29B.00

254.00

waste (including

gauchar and

groves)

17

4.00

12.00

12.14

12.54

26.71

6.07

2.83

16.19

17.00

57.47

10.00

6.00

5.00

2.50

3.00

6.00

7.50

4.00

2.50

3.50

4.00

S.50

7.00

6.00

3.00

5.50

B.OO

2.00

2.00

2.02

6.00

6.00

17.00

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

3.49

106.59

33.59

30.96

12.49

51.50

28.48

19.33

22.51

21.39

50.B4

33.07

214.39

260.07

118.15

21.59

146.01

194.79

104.58

91.30

121.46

80.94

99.04

76.76

142.30

194.B7

135.21

69.55

72.07

40.04

14.06

84.28

131.73

132.16

146.80

117.23

C.D. BLOCK DHUPGURI

SI. Loca- Name of Village Tota!

No. tion area

Code of the

Total

Population

and

No. Village (in number of

(J_L. No.) hectares) households

1S

VILLAGE

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

Drinking Post

water & Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

Day or Days

of the

markeVhat,

ifany

Communications

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

2 3 456 7 8 9 10

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

8S

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

65 Dakshin Kathulia

66 Dakshin Jharalta

67 Charchar Abari

68 Gadhea Reuti

69 Bagri Bari

70 Kursa Mari

71 Bhandani

72 Tuklimari

73 Parkumlai

74 Aschim Mallikpara

75 Uttar Altagram

76 Purbbal Tagram

77 Mainatali

78 Oakshin Altagram

79 Jakhaikona

80 Patkidaha

81 Oakshin Dangapar

82 Dambari

83 Dakshin Khaihbari

84 Bhotpara

8S Khalai Gram

86 Madhyaboragari

88 Bara Gharia

90 Bhemtia

91 Paschim Magurma

92 Magurmari

93 Purbamagurmari

94 Uttar Gosairhat

95 Gosalr Hatchhits

96 Purbba Mallikpara

97 Dakshin Gosairhat

99 Gdang Pratnam

Khanda

96 100 Katha Para

97 101 Kazipara

98 102 Gadang Dwitiakhal

99 103 Purbbadanga Para

100 104 Paschim Salbari

101 105 Purbba Salbari

102 106 jharsal Bari

103 107 Jurapani "104 108 Pundibari

342.19 2,400(480)

361.75 2,462(479)

364.09 2,218(4S3)

357.23 1,698(321)

439.62 2,OS6(376)

342.58 1,758(296)

402.18 2,080(402)

321.27 1,801 (364)

403.852,165(416)

578.98 2,569(490)

398.80 2,298{436)

422.58 2,621 (SOl)

S9S.67 3,437(691)

509.08 2,474(491)

99.19 541(96)

343.65 1,220(238}

380.77 1,909(313)

470.44 1,968(372)

713.06 3,937(703)

290.76 "1,848(355)

573.26 3,87S(162)

882.02 S,384(1065)

646.48 4,711 (905)

281.29 2,220(437)

453.43 3,265(642)

62.11 859(J63)

377.67 3,607(709)

3S6.99 2,688(S61)

183.32 785(147)

596.61 3,241(611)

460.53 2,622(4-99)

331.43 2,217(427)

328.89 1,829(347)

450.92 2,6S1(S33)

159.45 531 (f:i4)

370.15 2,412(454)

463.76 3,149,625)

526.87 3,422(665)

673.61 4,393(832)

316.4S 3,095(581)

214.96 1,075(198)

P.S.· BANARHAT

P2 (-)(Skms)

P2 (-)(Skms)

P2 (-)(S-10kms)

P2 (-)(-10kms)

P (-)(-10kms)

P (-)(-10kms)

P3 (-)(5kms)

P (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(S-10k~s)

P,M,H (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms) •

P2 (-)(S-10kms)

P2 (-)(5·'10kms)

P (-)(;'-10kms)

P (-)~5-1 Okms)

P (-}(5-10kms)

P (-)(-5kms)

P2 (-)(5-iOkms)

P3 (-)(.fi-l0kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

P '(-HSkms) P3 (-)(5kms)

P2,H,M (-)(Skms)

P (-)(~kms)

P2 (-)(5k'ms)

P (-)(Skms)

P3 (-)(5kms)

P,H,M (-)(Skms)

P (-)(S-1Okms)

P2,H,M (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(S-I?kms)

P (:)(5kms)

P (-)(Skms)

P2,M (-)(5kms)

P (-)(5kmsl P2 (-)(S-10kmli)

P2,M,H 0

P (-)(5kms)

P2 (-)(S-10kms)

P2,M,H (-)(S-10kms)

P (-)(5-10kms)

W,TW (-)\5-10kms) (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

W (-)(Skms)

W,TW (-)(Skms)

W,TW (-)(5-10kms)

W,TW (-)(Skms) Fri-Tuesday

(-)(5kms) W (-)(5kms)

W,TW PO Man-Thursday

W,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

W,TW (-)(~10kms) (-)(S-10kms)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW­

W,TW

W

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

P.O

P.O

~ .. O

P.O

(-)(5k,"!,s)

(-)(Skms)

Friday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Monday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

P.O Monday,Friday

(-)(~kms) (-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms) (-)(5-1 Qkms)

P.O Monday

(-)(5kms) Sun-Wednesday

(-)(5kms) Friday

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

PO Sunday

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms) (-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

PO (-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

(-}(Skms) (-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms) Wednesday

(-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

PO

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

PO

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5-10kms)

H(5-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms)

(-)(5kms)

PO Monday-Friday

PO (-)(5-10kms)

PO Thursday

(-}(Skms) (-)(Skms)

BS

(-)(-10kms)

(-){-10kms)

10kms

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

10Kms

RS

BS

BS

(-)(-8kms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(: 1 Okms)

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

B.S

AS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

BS

BS

BS

(-j(Skms) (-)(S-iOkms)

(-)(Skms)

(r}(5-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(Skms)

Man-Friday

(-)(S-10kms)

Thursday

(-)(Skms)

19

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

PR Dhupguri-Bkms 0-26.00 312.00 4.19

KR Dhupguri-8kms 0-18.00 339.02 4.55

KR Dhupguri-14kms 0-30.00 330.00 4.09

KR Dhupguri-1Bkms 0-20.00 333.00 4.23

KR Dhupguri-15kms 0-15.00 423.00 1.62

KR Dhupguri-14kms 0-22.00 156.00 32.05 132.08

KR Dhupguri-10kms G-2S.00 372.00 5.00 0.18

KR Dhupguri-10kms 0-14.00 304.00 3.27

KR Dhupguri-12kms 0-16.00 383.00 4.85

KR Dhupguri-11 kms 0-30.0 340.40 54.00 154.58

KR Dhupguri-12kms 0-25.0 241.00 132.00

KR Dhupguri-12kms 0-55.0 213.80 14.00 139.78

PR,KR Dhupguri-6kms ED 0-45.0 337.00 14.50 199.17

KR Dhupguri-7kms 0-15.0 313.00 46.00 135.08

KR Dhupguri-8kms ED 0-8.0 72.00 1.00 1S.19

KR Dhupguri-7kms ED 0-15.0 269.00 7.00 52.65

KR Dhupgu ri-6kms 0-22.0 286.00 8.00 64.77

KR Dhupguri-Bkms 0-35.0 321.00 6.00 108.44

KR Dhupguri-12kms 0-25.0 531.00 8.00 149.06

KR Dhupguri-7kms ED 0-40.0 190.BO 4.00 55.96

PR Dhupguri-6kms ED 0-65.0 393.04 6.00 10B.86 KR Dhupguri-5kms ED 0-50.0 688.00 9.00 135.02

PR,KR Dhupguri-2kms ED 0-45.0 479.00 10.50 111.98 PR,KR Dhupguri-4kms 0-20.0 20B.08 7.00 45.49

PR Dhupguri-4kms ED 0-10.0 306.00 6.00 131.43 PR Dhupguri-4kms ED 0-10.0 25.00 2.00 25.11 PR Dhupguri-3kms ED 0-18.0 244.08 8.00 106.87 PR Dhupguri-9kms ED 0-8.0 244.00 10.00 94.99 KR Dhupguri-9kms 0-1.21 157.03 1.21 23.07 KR Dhupguri-6kms 0-35.0 377.00 28.00 156.61 KR Dhupguri-6kms ED 0-10.0 29B.00 29.00 122.78 KR Dhupguri-8kms ED 0-35.0 173.00 6.00 117.43

PR Dhupguri-7kms ED 0-22.0 1B2.00 8.00 116.09 'PR Dhupguri-Bkms ED 0-24.0 259.00 6.00 161.72 KR Dhupguri-Bkms ED 121.00 16.59 21.B6 KR Dhupguri-Skms 0-26.0 206.00 8.00 129.35 PR Dhupguri-Bkms ED 0-15.0 252.00 17.00 179.56 PR Dhupguri-9kms ED 0-12.0 302.00 8.00 204.47 KR Dhupguri-10kms 0-45.0 345.00 29.00 254.61 PR Dhupguri-12kms ED 0-16.0 1BO.OO 25.00 94.65 KR Dhupguri-14kms ED 0-20.0 104.00 6.00 84.96

20

C.D. BLOCK RAJGANJ VILLAGE

SI. loca- Name of Village Total

No. tion area

cotte of the

Total

Population

and

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

2

3

4

5

No.

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Junglee Mohal

3 Binnaguri

4 Simulguri

5 Lalita Bari

6 Manta Dari

6 17 Chakiabhita

7 18 Kamarbhita

8

9

19 Mehendigachh

22 Ambari Falakata

10 23 Gadheaganj

11 24 Jugi Bhita

12 7 Shikarpur

13 8 Gujrimari

14 9 Chhat Gujrimari

. 15 10 Kismat Sukhani

16 11 Araji Belakeba

17 . 12 Panikouri

18 13 Araji Belakeba-Il

19 14 Araji Belakeba-Ill

20

21

22

15 Chhat Shikarpur

16 Araji Buinaguri

25 Badia Gachha

23 26 Pathar Ghata

Village (in number of

hectares) households Drinking Post

water &

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

3 4 S 6 7 8

P .S.- BHAKTINAGAR

2530S.76 9821 (1795) P(7) (-)(-SKms)

(-)(-SKms)

W,TW

W,TW 5892.60 34351 (6998) P(13),M

288.65 1477{233) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW

273.64 1246(231) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW

1182.49 4026(716) P(4) (-)(-SKms) W,TW

P.o. P.O.

P.o.

P.o. NA

383.92 4231 (828) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-SKms)

362.65 3169(621) P (-)(-SKms) W,TW P.O.

481.08

337.86

1815(317) P(3}

1301 (226) P(3),M

(-)(-5Kms)

(-)(-5Kms)

W,TW

W,TW

P.O.

(-)(-SKms)

541.72 257S(450) P(2) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(-5 Kms)

453.68 2516(460) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) W,TW (-)(-SKms)

P.S-RAJGANJ

3380.55 18,473(3,357) P(14)

793.01 4,515(875) P(3), M

1194.62 7,910(1,498) P(5), M

849.66 2,465(464) P(2)

81.97 199(34) P

1272.34 5,921(1,116) PVC

165.71 763(143) P(2)

201 (38) (-5Kms)

P.H.S. W, T.W. P.O., P.T.O.

Others

M.C. W, T.W.

C.H.w. W, T.W .

C.H.w. W, T.W.

C.H.W. W, T.W.

C.H.W. W, T.W.

(-)(-5Kms)

P.O.

(-)(-5Kms)

P.O.

C.H.W. W, T.W. P.O.

C.H.W. W, T.W. (-)(-5Kms)

C.H.w. W, T.W.

C.HW. W,TW.

(-)(-SKms)

(-)(-SKms)

Day or Days

of the

markeVhat,

if any

9

Sunday

Sunday,

Monday,

Tuesday

Thursday

Sunday

Tuesday

(-)(-5Kms)

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

(-)(-SKms)

(-)(-SKms)

Wednesday

Monday

(-)(-5Kms)

(-)(-SKms)

Saturday,

Sunday,

Monday

Thursday,

Friday

Thursday,

Saturday

SKm

5 Km

{-)(-5Kms)

Tuesday

Saturday

SKm

SKm

(-)(2 Kms)

Saturday

49.17

118.25

677.22

272.81

410(80)

2,103(378)

1,156(215)

P

P

P C.H.W. W.T.W (-)(-SKms) . (-)(5-10Kms)

316.07 1,332(254) P(2) H.C. W.T.W P.o. (-)HiKms)

Communications

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

B.S.

B.S.

(-)(-SKms)

(-)(-5-10Kms)

(-}(10+Kms)

RS

RS

BS

BS

BS

8S

B.S, R.S

B.S.

B.S., N

B.S.

Raj (-5 Kms)

B.S.

(-)(-SKms)

(-)(5-10 Kms)

(-)(S-10 Kms)

(-)(-S Kms)

B.S.

B.S.

DIRECTORY

Approach Nearest Town Power

to & Supply

Village distance

(in km.)

11 12 13

PR, KR oabgram 10Kms

PR,KR Dabgram 8Kms ED

KR oabgram 8Kms ED

KR oabgram 12Kms

KR oabgram 12Kms

PR,KR oabgram 16Kms ED

PR,KR oabgram 16Kms ED

PR,KR oabgram 15Kms

PR,KR oabgram 16Kms ED

PR,KR Dabgram 12Kms ED

. PR, KR oabgram 12Kms

P.R., K.R.' Dabgram- 22 ED, EAG,EO

P.R., K.R. Jal- 20 ED

P.R., K.R. Jal- 20 EO

P.R., K.R. Jal- 22 EO

P.R., K.R. Oabgram- 16

P.R., K.R. Jal- 20 ED

K.R. Jal- 20

K.R. Jal- 18

K.R. Jal- 18

P.R, K.R Oabgram-16 E.D

KR Dabgram- 18

PR,KR Dabgram- 20

Forest

14

19556.86

31.97

141.64

1.11.29

111.29

202.34

20.23

6.07

21

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by

source

15

TWE-8.09

GC,R-32.37

GC-50.59

GC-29.95

GC-20.23

GC-4.05

GC-20.23

T.W.E-8.09

G.t:.-40.47

R-2.02

TW.E.- 6.07

G.C.-60.70

G.C-80.94

G.C-101.17,

0-20.20

T.W.-4.05

G.C-60.70

G.C-10.13

Unirrigated

16

120.60

2681.04

43.71

105.22

636.40

231.89

180.09

273.16

205.99

374.74

298.25

2788.69

711.84

746.24

445.15

33.59

641.42

88.63

37.23

77.70

369.88

164.52

196.68

Culturable

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

202.34

202.34

36.42

28.33

80.94

38.45

31.16

28.33

30.35

36.42

34.80

35.21

10.12

33.07

40.07

20.64

80.94

24.28

8.09

20.23

20.23

24.28

28.33

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

5425.96

2936.79

66.88

28.70

262.81

113.58

100.81

149.64

81.29

126.51

100.40

485.84

64.§8

364.61

283.50

27.74

424.53

52.80

3.85

20.32

220.34

73.89

91.06

22

C.D. BLOCK RAJGANJ 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)he (Bus-stop,

water & market/hat, Railway Station.

Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 ·7 8 9 10

24 27 Sannyasi Kala 5671.12 18,843(3,615) P(21) H.C. W.T.W. P.O. Sunday B.S.

. Monday

Tuesday

Friday

25 28 Sukani 5580.59 24.928(5.134) P(29) C.H.W W.T.W. P.O. Sunday B.S .

M(8) . Thursday

26 29 Kukurjan 2392.02 9,748(1,712) P(8) C.H.W W.T.W. P.O: Wednesday B.S.

M(2) H.C Saturday

Total 589.90 166888.00 P-133 (Sq. Kms.) (32,213) M-10

PUC-I

DIRECTORY

Approach N,.earest Town Power

to & Supply

Village distance Forest ~(in km.)

11 12 13 14

PR,KR Dabgram- 15 ED

PR,KR Jal- 23 ED

PR,KR Jal- 18 ED

20070.17

23

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by

source

15

G.C-121.41

GC-620.79

TW-4.05

TWE-22.25

R-2.02 GC-32.37

R-32.37

0-20.23

Unirrigated

16

5,457.59

5,184.83

1,755.23

24,307.08

Culturable

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

50.59

52.61

40.47

1,330.5

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

162.94

221.74

595.62

12,677.21

24

C.D. BLOCK M.ITrAL! 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. MITIAll

1 Engotea Garden 161,81 874{181) P D T Phone Friday (-)(10+)

2 2 Jurantitea Garden 779.69 4,787(1030) P2 H T,W Phone Thursday

3 3 Nakhati Tea Garden S02.42 2,20S(439) P H T,W Phone (-)(Skms) (-)(10+kms)

4 4 SongachhiTea 963.16 3,856(729) P2 H T,W Phone (-)(5kms) BS

Garden

5 5 Aibhil Tea Garden 726,23 3,551 (739) P3 H2,D T,W Phone Saturday (-)(5kms)

6 6 Nagaisuri 952.84 3,879(843) P3 .'.," ,

H T,W Phone (-)(Skms) (·)(Skms)

Tea Garden

7 7 Chalauni 778.94 3,941 (789) 'P2,M H T,W Phone (-)(5kms) (·)(5kms)

Tea Garden

8 8 Samsing Tea 773.76 6.121(1IS4) ~4.M.H H T.W Phone Tuesday- BS

Garden Saturday

9 9 Yongttong 523.26 2,484(469) P H T,W Phone (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

Tea Garden

10 10 Matiali Tea Garden 1.060.89 S,588(1077) P2 H T Phone Friday BS

11 11 Chhut 31.18 Uninhabited

12 12 Matiali Hat 626.86 3,758(768) P2,M2 RP T,W PTO Daily 8S

13 13 Chalsa Tea Garden 862.17 4,032(787) P H T,W Phone (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

14 14 Indong Tea Garden 670.28 5,309(1131 ) P2 PHS T,W Phone (-)(Skms) (·)(5kms)

15 15 Kilkote Tea Garden 298.40 3,365(654) P2 H T Phone Thursday BS

16 16 Chalsa Mahabari 6S0.95 3,951 (850) P3 RP T,W PO,Phone Daily BS,RS

17 17 Mangal Bari 974.49 4,3'14(860) P3,M,H PHC T,W Phone Thursday BS

18 18 Sathkaya 224.80 3.832(763) P2 H T,W Phone (-)(5kms) BS

Tea Garden

19 19 Khariar Bandar 400.99 569(111) P2 (·)(5kms) W (·)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

20 20 Neora Majhiali 830.32 2,399(598) P2 (-)(5kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

21 21 Salbari 830.32 3,667(682) P3 (-)(Skms) W (·)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

22 22 Matha Chulka 588.92 2,571 (467) P3 PHC TW,W PO Wednesday (-)(Skms)

23 23 8ara Dighi 237.85 411 (68) P (-)(5-10kms) W PO,Phone (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5kms)

24 24 Paschimbata Bari 132.30 279(42) P (·)(5-10kms) W (-)(5kms) (·)(5kms) (·)(5kms)

25 25 Batabari Tea 393.15 2,208(483) P H T,W PO, Phone Wednesday BS

Garden

26 26 Purbba Batabari 539.14 2,883(557) P3,M (-)(5-10kms) TW,W PO Tuesday BS 27 27 Uttar Dhupjhcra 405,50 3,197(611) P2 (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(Skms) Saturday BS 28 28 Dakshin Dhupjhora 566.73 2,908(559) P3 (-)(10+kms) W (·)(5kms) (·){5kms) H{5kms) 29 29 Baradighi Tea 743.82 5,079(1022) P H T Phone, Friday BS

Garden

30 30 Chhaoaphali 247.58 413(83) P (-)(10+kms) W (·)(Skms) (-)(5-1 Okms) (-J(5kms) 31 31 Nimna Tandu 3,812,56 822(135) P3,M (-)(5kms) W (-)(Skms) Sunday BS

Fores!

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 CulturabJe Area not

(in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mal-25kms ED,EO 20.23 32.78 108.80

PR Mal-21kms ED,EO 2.62 315.25 66.37 395.45

PR Mal-12kms ED,EO 158.23 120.60 223.59

PR Mal-5kms ED,EO 240.79 114.12 608.25

PR Mal-10kms ED,EO 355.31 20.23 352.69

PR Mal-17kms ED,EO 157.83 87.01 708.00

PR Mal-23kms ED,EO 192.63 91.46 494.85

PR Mal-25kms ED,EO 205.58 28.33 539.85

PR Mal-22kms ED,EO 165.11 42.49 315.66

PR Mal-l9kms ED,EO 426.64 26.53 607.72

Uninhabited 31.18

PR Mal-16kms ED,EO 2.02 595.68 29.16

PR Mal-18Kms ED,EO 3.24 GC-323.53 136.78 32.78 369.08

PR Mal-22kms ED,EO 18.12 18.21 633.95

PR Mal-13kms ED,EO GC-86.20 163 . .49 38.71 10.00

PR Mal-8kms ED,EO GC-141.64 319.97 56.60 137.74

PR Mal-10kms ED,EO GC-346.22 80.67 301.21 246.39

PR Mal-8kms ED,EO 23.07 170.69 16.19 14.85

KR Mal-12kms GC-l0.12 157.06 77.40 156.41

KR Mal-5kms GC-182.11 . 501.17 36.40 111.64

KR Mal-5kms GC-485.63 75.68 26.30 242.71

KR Mal-8kms GC-404.69 60.70 24.28 99.25

KR Mal-19kms 0-101.17 49.78 0.07 80.83

KR Mal-16kms GC-80.94 14.97 6.07 30.32

PR Mal-18kms ED,EO TW-80.94 30.35 30.76 251.10

PR Mal-19kms ED GC-323.75 25.10 1.21 188.28

PR Mal-20kms ED GC-222.58 20.23 0.70 161.77

KR Mal-20kms GC-323.75 47.35 1.21 194.42

PR Mal-18kms ED,EO TW-202.34 170.78 67.99 302.71

KR Mal-22kms 10.12 GC-101.17 70.52 10.12 82.65 PR,KR Mal-28kms 366.65 GC-76.89 3.88 1.21 3363.93

26

C.D. BLOCK NAGRAKATA VILLAGE

Sf. Loea- Name 01 Village Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. tion

Code

No.

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Jiti Tea Garden

2 Hope Tea Garden

3 NayaSaili

Tea Garden

4 Hila Tea Garden

5 Hila

6 Nagrakata

Tea Garden

7 Nagrakata

8 Sukhant Basti

9 Bhagatpur

Tea Garden

10 10 Kurti Tea Garden

11 1 i Gatia Tea Garden

12 12 Luksan

Tea Garden

13 13 Caron Tea Garden

14 14 Chengmari

15

Tea Garden

15 Grassmore

Tea Garden

16 i 6 Ghasmari

17 17 Chhartandu

18 1 8 Sulkapara

19 19 Khairbari

20 20 Tandu

21 21 Tandu

Tea Garden

22 22 Bamandanga

Tea Garden

23 23 Upartandu Forest

24 24 Deana Forest

25 25 Jaldhakaa

Ltadanga Tea Garden

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3 4

1055.23 4726(849)

729.57 3564(729)

41811.50 5314{947)

618.04 2641 (S41)

47.67 O{O)

941.32 4028{780)

Educational Medical

5 6

P.S.- NAGRAKATA

P2

P3

P3

P2

P

H

H

H

o

H

Drinking Post

water & (Potable) Telegraph

7 8

T,TW P.O.

T,TW (-)(5kms)

TW (-){5kms)

TW (-)(S-10kms)

Uninhabited

W (-)(Skms)

69.25 383(69) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) W (-)(S-10kms)

356.04 2500(464) P2 (-)(5kms) W,T,TW (-)(5kms)

1369.67 10034(1940) H2,P2

790.70 3396(648)

865.99 4817(890)

938.15 6077(1168)

2539.80 11398(2334)

1036.45 4483(840)

317.82 1105(231)

P

P2

P2,M

P2

M,H,P3

p

H

H

H

HC,H

H

H2,D

H

T,TW PTO

W (-){5-10kms)

TW (-)(5-10kms)

TW PO

W (-)(5-10kms)

W PO

W,T (-)(5kms)

Day or Days

of the

marketihat,

if any

9

Thursday

Sunday

(-)(5kms)

Sunday

Thursday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Sunday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

432.64 1960(385)

419.23 3481(700)

P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-}(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

691.23 2490(459) P PHC W,TW PO Wednesday

424.41 237(34) P (-)(5kms) W,TW (-){Skms) (-)(Skms)

261.51 984(168) P 0 TW (-)(5kms) Wednesday

944.99 3972(714) (-)(5kms) (-)(5krns) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-){Skms)

12119.97 1260(244)

12119.97 1260(244)

6221.30

S71.24 2074(402)

P2,M H TW PO

P3,M (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(Skms)

Uninhabited

P o W,TW (-)(Skms)

Monday

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Communications

(Bus-stop.

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

BS

BS

BS

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

BS

RS,BS

(-)(Skms)

BS

RS,BS

(-)(Skms)

BS,RS

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

as (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

RS,BS

(-)(5kms)

27

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

gauchar and for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Mal-30kms EA 61.59 311.00' 208.00 474.64

PR Mal-30kms EA 9.00 413.15 42.00 265.42

PR Mal-25kms EA 800.00 385.00 346.50

KR Mal-30kms EA 310.00 158.04 150.00

Uninhabited 47.67

PR Mal-25kms EA 15.00 200.00 250.00 476.32

KR Mal-20kms EA 40.47 16.19 12.59

PR Mal-20kms EA 265.07 60.70 30.27

PR Mal-20kms EA 192.21 1,197.46

PR Mal-28kms EA 50.00 263.00 477.70

PR Mal-28kms EA 408.54 457.45

KR Mal-30kms EA 397.00 100.00 441.15

KR Mal-30kms EA 281.00 200.00 111.05

PR Mal-30kms EA 1,209.39 1,330.41

PR Mal-25kms EA 203.15 234.00 599.30

KR Mal-25kms 242.81 40.47 34.54

KR Mal-26kms 367.86 50.89 13.89

PR Mal-23kms EA 212.46 111 .29 95.48

KR Mal-25kms 443.54 123.43 124.26

KR Mal-28kms 6.25 50.00 203.16

KR Mal-25kms 28.33 82.96 313.12

KR Mal-30kms EA 614.00 203.56 127.43

PR Mal-10kms EA 1,249.97

5498.93 722.37

PR Gairkata-9kms EA 153.26 164.74 253.24

28

C.D. BLOCK NAGRAKATA 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.- NAGRAKATA

26 26 Khairkata 296.34 2128(404) P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-){SkmS) (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

27 27 Dhumpara 1190.57 2042(391) P2 He W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) BS

28 28 Kalabari 113S.9S 3156(616) M,P H W,TW PO (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

Tea Garden

29 29 Kalabari 4600.08 1831 (308) P3M (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

30 30 Uparkala Bari 482.73 1042(193) P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

31 31 Hridaypur 3S0.6S 2023(387) P2 (-)(Skms) W.TW (-){Skms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

32 32 Angrabhasa 612.07 2261(440) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) Friday BS

33 33 Dhoudasimla 19.99 2416(436) P2 (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms) (-)(10kms) (-)(Skms)

34 34 Uttar Nunkhawa 422.S9 144S(261) P (-)(5-10kms) W,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(10kms) (-)(5kms)

Danga

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Gairkata-12kms

Gairkata-14kms

Gairkata-18kms

Gairkata-18kms

Gairkata-20kms

Gairkata-20kms

Gairkata-18kms

Gairkata-18kms

Gairkata-10kms

Power

Supply

13

EA

Forest

14

29

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable

source

15 16

227.34

933.83

1,000.79

4.320.04

382.57

267.08

468.41

19.99

374.43

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

40.47

244.61

80.94

242.81

72.03

63.54

115.34

40.47

Area not

available

tor

cultivation

18

28.53

12.13

54.22

37.23

28.13

20.03

28 .. 32

7.69

C.D. BLOCK MAL

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

No. tion

Code

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Paschim Totgaon

2 Purba Totgaon

3 Sundari Basti

4 Ellen Bwey

Tea Garden

5 Washabari

Tea Garden

6 Kalagaity

7 Kalagaity

Tea Garden

8 Saogaon

9 Saogaon

Tea Garden

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3

311.61

482.39

4

452.36 72(19)

406.28 2191(408)

511.41 3897(738)

419.66

209.87

195(37)

776(146)

1003.22 233(40)

475.11 1748(363)

30

VILLAGE

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-,--) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

Drinking Post

water & Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

5

P

P

P

P

P

6

P.S. MAL

(-)(5kms)

H

H

(-)(5kms)

H

P (-)(Skms)

P D

7 8

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

W (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

W (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5-10kms)

W (-)(5kms)

T (-}(5kms)

Day or Days Communications

of the

market/hat,

if any

9

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mar(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

10 10 Lishrileer 490.52 5558(1182) P(3),M H T (-}(10+kms) (-)(Skms) Mal(5-10kms)

11

Tea Garden

11 Bagrakat

Tea Garden

12 12 Uttar Phubbari

13 13 Dakshin Phubbari

999.22 8387(1683)

279.80 525(110)

526.00

14 14 Hanskhali 724.49 739(172)

15 15 Gojajdoba Tea Gal 208.04 3771 (665)

16 16 Apalchand Forest 5231.79 1782(245)

17 17 Targhera 444.26 1261(242)

18 180dlabari 272.93 2204(487)

Tea Garden

19 19 Dakshin Odlabari

20 21 Manabari

Tea Garden

21 22 Manabari

22 23 Turibari

23 24 Pattarjhora

Tea Garden

24 25 Menglass

Tea Garden

25 26 Dalingkota

Tea Garden

26 27 Malnadi

Tea Garden

27 28 Gurjangihora

Tea Garden

28 29 Tunbari

Tea Garden

29 30 Nidam Jhora

Tea Garden

601.17 4068(769)

492.61 1737(339)

607.84 1057(203)

591.25 1325(238)

878.99 3736(763)

683.52 3679(709)

414.00 1561(344)

146.50 840(179)

330.26 2050(417)

298.25 937(215}

360.12 2115(430)

P(2) H

P (-)(5kms)

P (-)(Skms)

P CHW

P (-)(5kms)

P CHW

P H

P,M

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

p

P

P

CHW

H

CHW

CHW

H

H

H

H

H

H

H,PH8

T PO

W (-)(5kms)

Uninhabited

W (-)(5kms)

W (-)(5kms)

W (-)(5kms)

W (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

W (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

W PO

W (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(Skms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Saturday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mal(10+kms)

B8

B8

BS

BS

BS

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Mal (-)(5kms)

31

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

Uninhabited 311.61

Uninhabited 482.39 KR Oodlabari-20kms EO 0-2.43 19.83 263.05 167.05

KR Oodlabari-18kms EO 406.28

KR 00dlabati-10kms 511.41

KR Oodlabari-15kms EO 153.78 202.34 63.54 KR Oodlabari-13kms ED 209.87

PR Oodlabari-20kms EO 225.55 404.69 372.98 PR Oodlabari-20kms EO 185.35 289.76

PR Oodlabari-17kms EO 940.52

PR OOdlabari-5kms 999.22

KR Oodlabari-5kms 0-30.76 249.04 Uninhabited 60.68 465.32

KR Oodlabari-10kms ED 197.25 202.34 327.90 PR Oodlabari-10kms ED 208.04 PR Oodlabari-8kms ED 4046.87 PR Oodlabari-8kms ED 1184.92 131.64 80.94 231.68 PR Oodlabari-5kms EO 272.93

PR Oodlabari-5kms EAG,ED 0-93.78 190.20 101.17 216.02 PR Oodlabari-5kms EO 262.64 229.97

KR Oodlabari-5kms ED 220.55 80.94 306.35 KR Oodlabari-5kms ED 234.72 121.41 235.12 PR Oodlabari-l0kms EO 878.99

PR Mal-15 EO 45.73 347.22 154.19 136.38

PR Mal-15 EO 224.30 14.57 75.13

PR Mal-3 EO 146.50

PR Mal-3 EO 330.26

PR Mal-3 EO 158.23 140.02

PR Mal-5 EO 360.12

32

C.D. BLOCK MAL VILLAGE

SI. Loea- Name 01 Village To'al To'al Population

and

nurnberof

households

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in 'he

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. lion

Code

No.

(J.L. No.)

2

30 31 Rangarnali

Tea Garden

31 32 Khasjangal-I

32 33 Syli Tea Garden

33 34 Rani Chera

Tea Garden

34 35 Khasjangal-II

35 36 Sisubari

Tea Garden

36 37 Damdimhat

37 38 Betbari Tea Garde

38 39 Paschim Dandin

39 40 Damdim

Tea Garden

40 41 Kumlai Tea Gardel

41 42 Newclenco

Tea Garden

42 43 Haihaipathar

Tea Garden-II+III

43 45 Haihaipaltar

44

45

46

Tea Garden-III

46 Tesi Mala

47 Haihaipathar

48 Demkajhora

47 49 Bainguri

Tea Garden

48 50 Purba Damdin

49 51 Nipuchhapur

50 52 Nipuchhapur

51

52

Tea Garden

53 Nich Chahsa

54 KanIa Dighi

Kumar Para

53 55 Kumali

54 56 Raja Danga

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3 4

Day or Days Communications

Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop,

water & marketlhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MAL

1475.09 7425(1406) P(3),M H,PHS T (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) Mal (-)(5kms)

6.17 1236(228) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

760.75 3933(824)

1126.21 4816(896)

51.08

651.14 2323(480)

24.18 2428(493)

273.38 1106(206)

685.54 732(134)

1401.84 6822(1273)

606.98 3852(744)

508.11 3013(646)

565.35 2984(657)

136.34 834(159)

555.42 3122(570)

858.06 4566(843)

438.18 1604(295)

1068.92 5629(1044)

498.21 1684(299)

528.12 2023(391)

356.53 2703(513)

424.35 2437(496)

446.27 2596(S05)

406.28 2046\:.'8'5)

P

P(2)

H

H

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(5kms)

Uninhabited

P H T (-)(5kms) Daily Market

P,M PHS W,TW PO

P H T (-)(5kms)

P (-)(5kms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P(2)

P

P

H,PHS

H

H

P (-)(Skms)

P (-)(Skms)

P,M CHW,PHS

P,M CHW,PHS

P CHW

p H

T,TW (-)(Skms)

T (-)(5kms)

T (-)(Skms)

T (-)(Skms)

T (-)(5kms)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

(-)(Skms)

PO

(-)(Skms)

T (-)(5kms)

P

P,M

P

CHW W (-)(5kms)

P,M,H

P

p

p

CHW W,TW (-)(5kms)

H T (-)(Skms)

CHW W,TW PO

(-)(5kms) CHW W,TW

CHW

CHW

W,HP (-)(5kms)

W,HP PO

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-){5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Daily Market

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Mal (-)(5kms)

Mal (-10kms)

Mal(-Skms)

Mal(-5kms)

BS,RS

Mal (-10kms)

Mal (1 O+kms)

Mal (-10kms)

(-)(-10kms)

Mal(-Skms)

Mal(-5kms)

(-)(5kms)

BS

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

RS,BS

RS

RS

BS

33

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

PR Mal·6 EO 50.59 734.91 689.59

PR Mal-7 739.01

PR Mal-l0 EO 21.04 30.04

PR Mal-1S EO 37.23 1188.98

Uninhabited 34.40 8.09 8.59

PR Mal-8 EO 0-12.95 4.05 634.14

PR Mal-6 ED 2.02 2.02 20.14

PR Mal-6 EO 273.38

PR Mal-8 107.59 121.41 456.00

PR Mal-6 EO 0-647.50 429.78 324.56

PR Mal-15 EO 0-38.45 228.24 340.29

PR Mal-5 EO 0-32.78 273.16 202.17

PR Maf-3 EO 0-16.19 323.75 6.07 219.34

KR Mal- 136.34

KR Mal-7 ED 0-150.45 134.13 16.19 229.65

PR Mal-6 ED 0-200.23 200.00 14.16 443.67

KR Mal-7 0-137.59 165.11 15.38 120.10

PR Mal-l0 EO 1068.92

KR Mal-l0 0-21.23 294.83 20.23 161.92

KR Mal-1S 0-70.75 224.67 32.37 200.33

PR Mal-1S EO 0-84.94 171.59 104.00

PR Mal-12 ED EAG 276.40 14.16 133.79

KR Mal-18 302.71 32.37 111.19

KR Mal-18 252.12 32.30 121.86

KR Oodlabari-20 ED 198.70 80.94 79.28

34

C.D. BLOCK MAL VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Population

and

number of

households

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

No, tion

Code No,

(J,L. No.)

2

55 57 Bara Gharia

56 58 Anandapur

57 59 Anandapur

Tea Garden

58 60 Uttar Hanskhali

59 61 Dakhin Hanskhali

60 62 Goehi Mari

61 63 Sida Bari

62 64 Apal Chand

63 65 Neola Busli

64 66 Gala Bari

65 67 Chengmari Forest

66 68 Cheng Mari

Danga Para

67 69 Purba Dolaigaon

68 70 Paschim

Dolaigaon

69 71 Mal Hati Forest

70 72 Jogesh Chandra

Tea Garden

71 73 Uttar Chaeng Mari

72 74 Uttar Majhgram

73 75 Dhala Bari

74 76 Jhar Majh Gram

75 77 Kodal Kati

76 78 Neora

77 79 Neorandi

Tea Garden

78 80 Purbkanta Dighi

Kumarpara

79 81 Lata Guri

80 82 Dakshinkanta

area

of the

Village {in

hectares)

3 4

472.98 2969(547)

415.10 1603(300)

371.10 3284(608)

235.12 1579(299)

663.24 6182(1206)

431.42 1597(308)

353.78

184,38

545,91 956(172)

344,30 467(83)

371,66 6(3)

335,56 860(172)

460,87 1663(322)

311,22 1785(348)

Day or Days Communications

Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop,

water & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

5 6 7 8 9

P.S. MAL

P PHS CHW W,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

P,M PHS CHS W,TW (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

P H T (-)(5kms) (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(5kms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P,M (-)(5kms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P PHS W,TW HP (-)(5kms)

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

P,M (-)(Skms) -W,TW (-)(Skms)

P,M (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

p (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(5kms)

P,M (-)(5kms) W,TW PO

P,M (-)(Skms) W,TW (-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

Monday

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-){Skms)

Tuesday

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

10

Mal(10+kms)

MaJ(10+kms)

BS

BS

BS

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

129.S0 4(4) (-)(-Skms) (-)(Skms) W,TW {-)(Skms} (-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms) 522,71 4573(836} P(2) H TW (-)(5kms)

151.47 691(138)

450.53 2194(408)

4S3.74 2918(564)

2S1.83 161S(297)

390.66 2195(409)

330.05 912(181)

6S4.80 354S(712)

77.26 318(54)

P CHW W,TW (-)(5kms)

P (-)(5kms) W, TW (-)(5kms)

P,M,H CHW,PHS W (-)(Skms)

P (-)(5kms)

P,M CHW,PHS

P CHW,PHS

P H

P (-)(5kms)

W (-)(Skms)

W

W

(-)(Skms)

PO

T (-)(Skms)

W (-){5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

302.68 428S(901) P(2)PUC CHW,PHS W TW TK PO,Phone Wed-Sat.Oay

303.4S 1433(281) P (-)(Skms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

Mal(10+kms)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

BS,RS

Mal(10+kms)

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 available

gaucharand for i groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR 00dlabari-25 346.01 10.12 116.85

KR 00dlabari-20 ED 171.99 121.41 121.70

PR 00dlabari-18 EO 371.10

KR 00dlabari-22 EO 0.81 209.22 3.24 21.85

KR 00dlabari-22 453.25 93.08 116.91

KR 00dlabari-22 ED 0.81 303.51 48.56 78.54

Uninhabited 0.81 202.34 80.94 69.69

Uninhabited 184.38

KR 00dlabari-22 1.21 222.17 40.47 282.06

KR 00dlabari-20 1.21 242.81 20.23 80.05

KR Oodlabari-30 7.28 364.38

PR OodJabari-25 175.61 30.37 129.58

PR Oodlabari-30 369.59 8.09 56.19

KR Oodlabari-30 254.55 32.37 24.30

PR Oodlabari-25 129.50

PR,KR Oodlabari-25 EO 2.83 428.90 90.98

KR 00dlabari-25 111.29 40.18

KR 00dJabari-22 0-169.97 190.20 90.86

KR Oodlabari-25 353.29 41:16 59.29

PR Oodlabari-22 ED 0-49.37 121.40 4.06 77.00

KR Oodlabari-25 ED 261.02 60.70 68.94

KR Mal-15 ED 212.87 8.09 109.09

KR Mal-15 EO 654.80

KR Mal-18 42.49 12.55 22.22

PR Mal-30 ED,EO 194.55 108.43

KR Mal-15 ED 6.07 133.14 80.94 83.30

36

C.D. BLOCK MAL VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

Population

and

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. tion area

Code of the

No.

(JL No.)

2

81 83 Chikan Mati

82 84 Kranti

83 85 Dakshin

Majhi Gram

84 86 Uttar Khal Para

8S 87 Chengmari Hat

86 SS Dakshin Khal Para

87 89 Uttar Sari Pakuri

88 90 Adabari

89 91 Uttar Matiali

90 92 Jhar Maliali

91 93 Chak Maulani

92 94 Dakshin Chak

Maulani

93 95 Dakshin Sari

Pakuri

94 96 Chapa Danga

95 97 Paschim Sanga PE

96 98 Daskhin Cheng Me

97 99 Purba Mauamari

98 100 Paschim Mauanari

99 101 Paschim Prem Ga

100 102 Prem Ganj Majhial

101 103 Purba Prem Ganj

102 104 Purba Sanga Para

103 105 Dakshin Maliali

104 106 Bidurer Danga

Village (in number of

hectares) households Drinking Post

water &

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

3 4 S 6 7 8

P.S. MAL

287.96 826(149) P,M CHW W, TW (-)(5kms)

669.51 4322(620) P(3),M,H CHW,PHS W,TW PO,Phone

343.82 2332(447)

546.11 2873(573)

320.71 950(186)

449.12 2756(498)

582.19 3176(597)

297.23 1727(321)

562.11 3086(594)

742.96 4587(929)

443.14 2358(459)

374.84 2515(614)

445.48 2056(404)

429.70 1791 (328)

380.65 486(86)

P (-)(5kms) W (-)(5kms)

P,M CHW,PHS W,TW (-)(5kms)

P CHW,PHS W,TW (-)(5kms)

P (-)(5kms) w (-)(Skms)

PM -i,PHS,MCW W,TW (-)(5kms)

PM

.p

P

P,M

P

PHS W,TW (-)(5kms)

PHS W,TW,TK (-)(5kms)

PHS W,TW (-)(Skms)

H,MCW W,TW,TK PO,Phone

PHS W,TW (-)(5kms)

P (-)(5kms) W (-)(Skms) ,)

P

P,M,H

CHW

CHW

W

W

(-)(Skms) .)

(-)(Skms) ,)

486.16

282.90

446(98) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms) )

395(82) P (-)(5kms) W (-)(5kms) :)

289.35 260(48) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms):)

329.94 80(15) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) )

354.33 262(47) P (-)(5kms) W,TW (-)(Skms):)

270.45 199(36) P (·)(5kms) W,TW (-)(5kms).)

323.75 1327(216) P,M (-)(Skms) W (-)(5kms) )

567.45 2988(547) P,M PHS W,TW (-)(5kms):)

230.17 1419(378) P,M PHS CHW W,TW (-)(Skms) ,)

Day or Days

of the

marketlhat,

if any

9

(-)(5kms)

Tue-Friday

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Man-Friday

(-)(5kms)

(·)(5kms)

(·)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

( -)( 5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(·)(Skms)

(·)(5kms)

(')(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

105 107 Basusaba 621.80 1813(347) P,M(2) PHS CHW W,TW (·){Skms):) fhurs-Sat.Day

Communications

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

Mal(10+kms)

BS

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

MaJ(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

MaJ(10+kms)

Mal(10+kms)

RS,BS

BS

BS

Mal(·5kms)

Mal(·5kms)

Mal(-Skms)

Mal(-Skms)

Mal(-Skms)

Mal(-5kms)

Mal('Skms)

Mal(-5kms)

BS

BS

BS

Mal(-5kms)

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 Unirrigated Culturable Area not

(in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Mal-25 ED 190.20 32.37 65.39

PR Mal-40 ED 0-221.41 203.51 48.56 196.03

KR Mal-40 302.30 8.09 33.43

KR 00dlabari-25 ED 401.85 8.09 136.17

PR Oodlabari-25 ED 252.93 10.12 57.66

KR Mal-40 0-40.47 27-5.19 11.74 121.72

KR Mal-40 ED,EAG 405.40 14.57 162.22

PR Mal-25 0-40.47 174.02 16.19 66.55

KR Mal-30 ED 457.30 12.14 92.67

KR Mal-35 0-202.34 408.73 12.14 119.75

PR Mal-35 ED,EAG 324.96 20.23 97.95

KR Mal-35 ED 0-80.94 202.34 10.93 80.63

KR Mal-40 269.12 30.35 146.01

KR Mal-45 259.81 169.89

KR MaJ-46 242.81 20.64 117.20

KR Mal-47 259.00 154.59 72.57

KR Mal-50 121.41 113.31 48.18

KR Mal-47 72.84 216.51

KR Mal-46 113.31 16.19 200.44

KR Mal-45 111.29 17.00 226.04

KR Mal-45 157.02 113.41

KR Mal-42 271.19 4.05 44.51

PR Mal-35 446.37 12.14 108.94

PR Mal-38 161.07 14.57 54.53

KR Mal-45 356.12 28.33 237.35

C.D. BLOCK KUMARGRAM

81. Loca- Name of Village Total

No. tion area

Code of the

Total

Population

and

No. Village (in number of

(J.L. No.) hectares) households

38

VILLAGE

Amenities available (ii not available within the vi11age, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of tile nearest place where the facility available is given)

Drinking Post

water & Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

Day or Days

of the

markeVilat,

if any

Communications

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2

3

4

5

1 8achapho Forest

2 Phaskhawa

Tea Garden

3 Chunia Jhora

Tea Garden

4 Kartika Tea

Garden

5 Rahima Bad

Tea Garden

4845.72 1118(228)

532.94 1096(237)

764.56 2237(477)

1343.97 4140(790)

800.78 3061 (662)

6 6 Jainti Tea Garden 1222.57 4601 (891)

7 7 TurttJri Khanda 514.96 1546(311)

8 8 Jainta Tea Garden 230.23 937(174)

9 9 Tuturi tea Garden 817.96 2163(437)

10 10 Raydak Tea 2779.07 6492(1260)

11

12

Garden

11 Raydak Forest

12 Madhya

Narathali

13 13 Paschim Narathali

14 14 Dakhin Narathali

15 16 Madhya

Kamakhya Guri

16 17 Dakhin

Kamakhya Guri

17 18 Teli Para

18 19 Paschim Chakchk,

19 20 Purbba Nara

Thali

20 21 Gachai Mari

21 22 Chuoto Daldali

10128.10791(162)

596.65 3990(767)

579.58 3486(634)

461.49 5600(1029)

457.24 3062(608)

460.34 3018(583)

545.24 3090(588)

265.51 1689(306)

464.54 2794(490)

457.58 1435(270)

554.83 2590(472)

P.S.- KUMARGRAM

P

P

PHS (-)(5kms) (-)(10+kms)

H T (-)(Skms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(5kms)

P H T (-)(5kms) Wednesday

P

P-2,M

P

p

P

P

P

H

H

H

D

H

H

H

P (-)(10+kms)

P-2 (-)(-5kms)

TK (-)(Skms)

T (-)(5kms)

TK (-)(Skms)

T PTO

TK (-)(Skms)

TK (-)(Skms)

TK PO

W (-)(10+kms)

W (-)(5kms)

P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms)

P,H,M (-)(-5kms) W,TW PO

P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms)

P-3 (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms)

P-2 (-)(-5kms) W PO

P (-}(-5kms) W (-)(Skms)

P-3 (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms)

P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms)

P-2 (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Sunday

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

Sunday

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(-5Kms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

22 23 Nara Thali 634.38 4486(860) H,M,P-2 PHS W PO Sat.day-Tuesday

BS

,8S

8S

BS

BS

BS

BS

(-)(5kms)

BS

BS

(-)(5kms)

(-)(5kms)

(-){5kms)

(-)(5kms)

BS

(-)(5kms)

BS

BS

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

(-)(Skms)

BS

39

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 krn.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Alipurduar-60 4845.72

PR,KR Alipurduar-40 ED 5.40 266.85 25.23 25.46

PR,KR Alipurduar-40 ED 22.00 24.00 427.00 22.00 269.56

PR,KR Alipurduar-35 ED 136.02 257.15 78.59 10.55 61.66

PR,KR Alipurduar-40 ED 581.05 162.69 62.72

PR,KR Alipurduar-44 ED 8.82 411.90 10.77 498.09 292.99

PR,KR Alipurduar-55 ED 161.87 202.34 240.47 110.28

KR Alipurduar-44 230.23

KR Alipurduar-40 225.05 224.20 168.71

PR,KR Alipurduar-38 ED 80.00 1052.00 812.00 835.07

KR Alipurduar-45 ED 510.00 77.30 9090.80 450.00

KR Alipurduar-10 ED 2.00 60.70 534.05

KR Alipurduar-10 ED 1.00 80.94 323.75 80.94 92.95

PR.KR Uttar ED 3.00 60.70 263.45 10.12 124.22

Kamakhyaguri-3

PR,KR Uttar 1.21 325.64 4.08 86.23

Kamakllyagun-3

KR Uttar 1.21 339.07 2.83 117.23

Kamakhyagun-3

PR,KR Uttar ED 3.00 40.47 300.51 101.17 100.09

Kamakhyagu n-5

PR,KR Uttar 4.00 121.41 63.99 76.11

Kamakhyagu ri-7

KR Uttar 60.70 283.28 60.70 59.86

Kamakhyaguri-10

KR Uttar 40.47 202.34 101.17 113.60 Kamakhyaguri .. 13

KR Uttar 60.70 263.05 80.94 150.14

Kamakhyaguri- 15

PR,KR Uttar ED 5.00 101.17 275.00 80.94 125.25

Kamakhyaguri-10

40

C.D. BLOCK KUMARGRAM 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 & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KUMARGRAM

23 24 Uttar Narathali 392.10 1S69(291) P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

24 25 Narakhata 502.29 2276(414) P,M (-)(-Skms) W PO Monday,Thursday BS

25 26 Paschim S70.39 2364(382) P-2 (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

Chengamari

26 27 Lal Chandput 220.96 440(79) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms)

27 28 Dhan Tali 356.49 717(144) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

28 29 Jaydedpur 506.97 1806(338) P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

29 30 Amar Pur 396.37 1778(311) P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

30 31 New Lands 1154.69 5587(1087) P H TK (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms) BS

Tea Garden

31 32 Dhonrara Forest 3009.66 767(130) P (-)(5-10kms) S (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(5-10kms)

32 33 Kumargram 868.88 5291(982) P H TK PTO (-)(Skms) BS

Tea Garden

33 34 Sankos 933.21 5709(1028) P H TK (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) as Tea Garden

34 35 Uttar Hadi Bari 488.31 2214(392) P . (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(5kms)

3S 36 Pukhri Ghon 308.72 3055(575) P-2,M,H (-)(-SKms) W (-)(5kms) Sunday BS

36 37 Kumar Gram S49.69 4100(783) P-2,M,H PHS W PTO Wednesday BS

37 38 Madhya Haldibari 640.19 3439(651) P-3 (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms) (-){5kms) (-)(5I<ms)

38 39 Dakhin Haldibari 303.91 136S(260) P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

39 40 Paglar Hat 227_78 926(182) P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(5kms) Saturday BS

40 41 Cengmari 391.85 1440(248) P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) as

41 42 Dakshin 633.34 32S5(603) P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) (-)(Skm5) Chengmari

42 43 Hemaguri 461.S4 1011(173) P (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms) (-)(5km5) (-)(Skms)

43 44 Baradal Dal 541.05 30S4(580) P (-)(-Skms) W PO Thursday BS

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 (in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Uttar 40.47 202.34 60.70 88.59

Kamakhyaguri-11

PR,KR Uttar 80.94 222.58 80.94 117.83

Kamakhyaguri-16

KR Uttar 101.17 303.51 60.70 105.01

Kamakhyaguri-17

KR Uttar 101.17 40.47 79.32 Kamakhyaguri-18

KR Uttar 141.64 80.94 136.91

Kamakhyaguri-20

KR Uttar 20.23 242.81 80.94 162.99 Kamakhyaguri-32

KR Uttar 20.23 182.11 80.94 113.09 Kamakhyaguri-31

PR Uttar ED 60.00 374.56 50.99 278.26 Kamakhyaguri-35

KR Uttar 3009.66

Kamakhyaguri-52

PR.KR Uttar ED 647.97 3.50 217.41

Kamakhyaguri-33

PR,KR Uttar ED 500.00 138.78 20.00 274.47 Kamakhyaguri-35

KR Uttar 1.00 40.47 323.75 60.70 63.39 Kamakhyaguri-34

PR,KR Uttar 40.47 161.87 40.47 65.91

Kamakhyaguri-35

Uttar

PR,KR Kamakhyaguri-30 19.00 61.94 222.58 80.94 165.23

KR Uttar 101.17 323.75 60.70 154.57

Kamakhyaguri-32

KR Uttar 20.23 141.64 60.70 81.34

Kamakhyaguri-30

PR,KR Uttar 20.23 101.17 40.47 65.91

Kamakhyaguri-30

PR Uttar 40.47 200.00 80.94 70.44

Kamakhyaguri-25

KR Uttar 121.41 440.00 60.70 111.23 Kamakhyaguri-25

KR Uttar 80.00 60.70 320.84 Kamakhyaguri-25

KR Uttar 20.23 155.88 80.94 284.00 Kamakhyaguri-20

42

C.D. BLOCK KUMARGRAM VILLAGE

Sf. 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 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.· KUMARGRAM

44 45 Ghaksa Para 461.14 2S36(473) P-2 (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms) (·}(Skms) BS

4S 46 Radha Nagar 292.88 1520(278) P-2 (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms) (-)(Skms) BS

46 47 Bhalka Forest 3729.60 2401(60) P (-)(-Skms) W (-){Skms) (·)(Skms) (·)(Skms)

47 48 Purbasal Bari S01.44 2207(401) P-2 (-)(-Skms) W (-)(Skms) (·)(Skms) (·)(5kms)

48 49 Bara Bisa 720.43 3444(636) P PHS W PO Monday-Friday BS

49 50 Purbba 513.22 2784(518) P-2,H,M (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms) (·}(5kms) BS

Chakchaka

SO 51 Dakhin Ram Pur 348.84 3359(620) P,M,H (-)(-Skms) W (-)(5kms) (·)(5kms) (-)(5kms)

51 S2 Laskarpara 362.40 4468(8S9) P-2 (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5kms) Monday-Friday (-)(Skms)

52 53 Bhalka 552.07 2679(467) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(5kms) (·)(5kms) (-)(Skms)

53 54 Pakriguri 407.22 2556(459) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) BS

54 55 Barui Para 295.34 1558(295) P,M (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5kms)

55 56 Majher Dabri 512.67 ~702(302) P W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Uttar

Kamakhyaguri-20

Uttar

Kamakhyaguri-15

Uttar

Kamakhyaguri-30

Uttar

Kamakhyaguri-1S

Uttar

PR,KR ar Kamakhyaguri-10

PR.KR Uttar

Kamakhyaguri-9

Uttar

PR,KR Kamakhyaguri-10

Uttar

KR Kamakhyaguri-l0

Uttar

PR.KR Kamakhyaguri-15

Uttar

KR Kamakhyaguri-17

Uttar

KR Kamakhyaguri-17

Uttar

KR Kamakhyaguri-17

Power

Supply

13

ED

ED

ED

Forest

14

3729.60

20.00

43

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable

source

15 16

60.70 280.00

111.87 50.00

225.00 201.19

280.00 205.62

50.00 300.00

62.10 100.00

67.00 75.00

396.72 115.00

40.47 290.00

182.00

200.00 256.67

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

60.70

40.47

25.00

113.31

44.57

60.70

40.11

24.00

42.75

40.34

25.00

Area not

available

for

cUltivation

18

59.74

90.54

50.25

121.50

118.65

106.04

180.29

16.35

34.00

73.00

31.00

44

C.D. BLOCK - FALAKATA VILLAG.E

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 & markeVhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. FALAKATA 1 Jagijhora- 519.91 3,974(700) P (2) CHW TW,W PO, Phone Friday BS

8arabak

2 2 Narasingpur 625.81 2,960(537) P CHW(2) TW,W PO, Phone Tuesday & BS

Thursday

3 3 Mechhuadhura- S23.57 2,261 (430) P (3) CHW(2) -TW,W (-)(-SKms) Monday & BS

Bala Bathan Thursday

4 4 Deomali 664.33 4,03S(736) P (2) CHW (3) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms)

5 5 Ethelbari 321.53 2,142(439) P H TW,W (-)(-SKms) Friday & (-)(-SKms)

Saturday 6 6 Ghengmari Tari 460.58 2,386(409) P (2) (-)(10+Kms) TW,W (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

7 7 Dalmoney 291.12 1,153(210) P P TW (-)(5-10Kms) Thursday (-)(-SKms) Tea Garden

8 8 Dalgaon Forest 4,237.S1 514(82) P (-)(S-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

9 9 Sishabari- 348.22 1,701(33S) P (2} (-)(-SKms) TW, W (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) Saru Gaon

10 10 Khagenhat 623.35 3,957(724) P(3), HN PHS,O TW,W PO,Phone Monday & BS

Friday 11 11 Dhanirampur 750.48 4,108(795) P (3) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-}(-SKms) Tueaday & (-)(-SKms)

Thursday 12 12 Ghatpar- 416.27 2,IIS(388) P (2) (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(S-10Kms) Thursday (-)(-5Kms)

Saw Gram

13 13 Sarugaon 427.92 2,897(S29) P (2) H TW,W (-)(-SKms) Friday & BS Tea Garden Monday

14 14 Malsa Gaon 489.68 2,990(621) P (3) (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms)

1S 15 Pramode Nagar 558.15 3,383(6S4) P (4), M PHS TW,W PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

16 16 Gokul Nagar 464.39 2,965(570) P (3) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

17 17 Bala Sundar 466.01 2,616(503) P (4) PHS TW,W PO (-)(-SKms) BS

18 18 Jay Chand pur 410.56 2,939(588) P (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

19 19 Bhutnr Ghat 347.S0 2,734(548) P (3), PHS TW,W PO Monday & BS H,M Thursday

20 20 Baradoba 250.38 2,S28(479) P (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms)

21 22 ParangarPar S70.41 7,118(1,320) P {3), (-)(-SKms) TW,W PO, Phone Daily BS,RS AC(8l

45

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

PR. KR Gairkata 1 5Kms ED, EO TWE-4.05 354.25 1.51 160.10

PR,KR Gairkata 17Kms ED PC-30.36 433.20 1.21 161.04

PR. KR Gairkata 19Kms ED PC-28.34 362.36 1.52 131.35

KR Gairkata 25Kms PC-24.29 471.66 1.62 166.76

KR.PR Gairkata 20Kms ED, EO R-17.00 258.12 46.41

KR,PR Gairkata 21 Kms ED TWE-20.24 283.40 0.81 156.13

KR Falakata 27Kms ED,EO 269.93 21.19

KR Falakata 17Kms 518.41 GC-72.84 364626

KR Gairkata 23Kms TWE-24.29 65.99 4.05 153.89

PR,KR Gairkata 25Kms ED, EO R-12.15 466.56 O.Bl 163.83

KR Gairkata 27Kms R-12.15 548.58 2.02 187.73

KR Gairkata 32Kms R-4.05 300.00 0.99 111.23

KR Gairkata 27Kms ED 314.79 10.00 403.13

KR Falakata 18Kms PC-52.63 375.30 61.75

KR,FP Falakata 14Kms ED PC-48.58 372.06 137.51

KR,FP Falakata 11 Kms PC-72.87 257.49 134.03

PR,KR Falakata 9Kms PC-16.19 369.23 80.59

PR.KR Falakata 9Kms TW-4.09 259.92 46.55

PR,KR Falakata 5Kms ED TW-4.09 279.35 64.06

KR Falakata 2Kms TW-4.09 198.38 47.91

KR, PR Falakata 2Kms ED, EO R-20.24 379.76 28.34 142.07

46

C.D. BLOCK - FALAKATA 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 & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. FALAKATA

22 23 Baganbari 34S.82 2,591 (538) P(2), (-)(-SKms) TW,W PO (-)(-5Kms) BS

AC(3)

23 24 Kshirarkot 273.64 1,947(360) P,M, (-)(-S-1 OKms T ,TW, W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS,RS

AC (3)

24 25 Dalimpur 57S.72 3,467(636) P(3) (-)(S-1 OKms) T,TW,W PO Monday & BS

AC(5),O(2) Thursday

25 26 Kathal Bari 488.17 2,904(552) P(3), (-)(S-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

AC(4)

26 27 Guabar Nagar 372.13 2,027(414) P (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

27 28 Jateswar 428.81 5,932(1,107) P(4),HS PHS T,TW,W PO,TO, Tuesday & BS

M.AC(2) Phone Saturday

28 29 Hedaiet Nagar 609.46 5,069(9S8) P(4),AC PHC TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

29 30 Ali Nagar 468.15 2,883(554) P(3), PHS TW,W PO (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

AC(2)

30 31 Beng Kandi 4S8.64 2,001 (376) P(3), (-)(-SKms) TW,W,C (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

AC(2)

31 32 Tasti Tea Garden 605.69 4,977(917) P(2) H,D,CHW W,TW (-)(5-10Kms) Thursday BS

32 33 Dalgaon 61S.61 4,185(836) P H,D TW,T (-)(-5Kms) Friday BS

Tea Garden

33 34 Dalgaon 663.33 2,322(404) P PHS TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

34 3S Karaibari 319.9S 1 ,49S(251) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms)

35 36 Uttar Deogaon 464.30 2,480(478) P(3), (-)(S-10Kms) TW,W PO Monday (-)(-SKms)

AC(3)

36 37 Purbba Deogaon 336.73 1.323(247) P,AC (-)(S-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

37 38 Dakshin Deogaon 380.33 2,083(398) P,M, (-)(S-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms)

AC(2)

38 39 Ndhya Deogaon 246.12 2,3S4(460) P,AC (-)(-SKms) TW,W H(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(5-10Kms)

39 40 Dhula Gaon 483.18 3,384(641) P(2),O (-)(-5Kms) TW,W PO, Phone (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms)

40 41 Paschim Deogaon 230.06 1,537(288) P(2),AC (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (- )(S-l OKms)

41 42 Jharh Beltala 413.1 9 1,951(315) P,AC(3) . (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(S-10Kms)

42 43 Purbba Jhar 407.09 2,81S(55S) P(2), PHS TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) Beltala AC(2)

43 44 Beltala Bhandani 331.45 1,723(336) P(2), (-)(-SKms) TW.W PO Sunday & (-)(S-10Kms)

AC(3) Wednesday 44 45 Naba Nagar 640.16 3,638(643) P(2). (- )(S-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms)

AC(3)

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 Unirrigated Culturable Area not

(in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Falakata 4Kms ED,EAG TWE-48.24 193.52 17.41 86.31

PR,KR Falakata 8Kms ED,EAG,EO PC-20.24 161.94 67.98

TWE-23.28 PR,KR Falakata 10Kms ED,E,AG,EO TWE-12.15 397.98 11.34 154.25

PR,KR Falakata 12Kms ED,EAG TWE-12.15 368.42 107.60

PR,KR Falakata 15Kms PC-311.34 60.79

PR,KR Falakata 12Kms EA TW-40.49 144.53 122.33

TWE-121.46 PR,KR Falakata 13Kms EA PC-75.71 80.97 114.32

TWE-283.40

TW-55.06 PR,KR Falakata 15Kms PC-323.89 40.49 60.05

TW-43.72 PR, KR Falakata 17Kms EO,ED PC-122.27 20.24 86.18

TWE-229.95 PR, KR Falakata 18Kms ED,EO R-150.00 279.25 176.44

PR, KR Falakata 20Kms ED,EO TWE-486.46 20.01 109.14

PR,KR Falakata 22Kms PC-9.72 161.94 10.39 169.94 TWE-311.84

PR,KR Falakata 22Kms TW-24.29 217.41 78.25

KR Falakata 22Kms TWE-85.02 274.90 104.38

KR Falakata 22Kms PC-60.78 123.08 72.13 TW-80.79

KR Falakata 17Kms PS-64.78 202.42 45.52 TW-67.61

KR Falakata 16Kms PS-40.49 121.46 12.92 TW-71.25

KR Falakata 18Kms PC-88.26 222.27 4.86 123.26 TW-44.53

KR Falakata 17Kms PC-80.97 40.49 68.11 TW-40.49

KR Falakata 14Kms TW-76.92 217.41 118.86

KR Falakata 12Kms TW-68.83 215.38 3.24 119.64

KR Falakata 13Kms TW-91.09 145.75 1.21 93.40

KR Falakata 15Kms PC-40.49 255.46 14.17 168.10 TW-161.94

48

C.D. BLOCK - FALAKATA 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 & markeVhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P,S, FALAKATA

45 46 Hari Nathpur 529.79 2,861 (526) P(3), (-)(10+Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(5-10Kms) (-)(-5Kms)

AC(3)

46 47 Jogendrapur 540.72 2,912(573) P(2) (-)(5-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

47 48 Satpukuria 510.70 3,273(594) P(3) (-)(5-10Kms) TW,W PO Monday & BS

M Thursday

48 49 Mairadanga 752.55 4,257(882) P(3) PHS TW,W PO Tuesday & (-)(5-10Kms)

Saturday

49 50 Taluker Tari 695.62 3,654(687) P(2), (-)(5-10Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

M,H

50 51 Chhota Salkunar 424.47 3,019(567) P(2), PHS TW,W PO (-)(-5Kms) BS

H,M

51 52 Paschim Salkunar 380.96 2,491 (455) P,AC(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

52 53 Umacharanpur 542.97 3,766(676) P(3) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W PO Sunday BS

53 54 Khauchand Para 654.18 3,712(613) P(3), (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Friday (-)(-5Kms)

AC(2)

54 55 Badaitari 394.42 2,556(453) P,M, HC TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Wednesday BS

AC(3)

55 56 Sibnath Pur 567.65 3,392(620) P(2) PHS TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Monday & (-)(-5Kms)

Thursday

56 57 Lochhman 509.67 3,292(608) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms)

Dabari

57 58 Kunia Nagar 622.76 3,250(655) P(2) (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms)

58 59 Chua Khola 621.92 4,939(947) P(3) (-)(-SKms) TW,W (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

59 60 Dakshin Para 318.18 1,832(314) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W PO (-)(-SKms) BS

Nagar Par

60 61 Khadambini 722.04 3,111 (565) P (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-l(-5Kms)

Tea Garden

61 62 Bangshi Dharpur 436.07 2,539(490) P(2) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms)

62 63 Raichenga 788.34 7,779(I,S09) P(4),H, (-)(-5Kms) TW,W PO (-)(-5Kms) BS

M

63 64 Kalipur 662.81 3,113(614) P(3) (-)(-5Kms) TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Monday & BS

Tueaday

Total 312.58 192306.00 P-130 PHS-11

Sq.Km. (36,209) M-10 PHC-1

H-5 H-4

AC-51 CHW-8

HC-l

D·2

0-1

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 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 Falakata 10Kms TW-141.70 272.06 116.03

KR,PR Falakata 7Kms EAG TW-S.83 161.94 87.44 282.51

KR,PR Falakata 9Kms ED,EO,EAG TWE-8907 168.02 63.96 189.65

KR Falakata 12Kms TW-133.60 270.44 93.93 254.58

KR,PR Falakata 11 Kms PC-40.49 165.59 88.66 259.18

TW-141.70 KR,PR Falakata 12Kms PC-20.65 168.42 103.82

TW-131.58

KR,PR Falakata 13Kms PC-40.49 165.59 134.39

TW-40.49 KR.PR Falakata 14Kms ED,EO PC-40.49 224.70 156.32

TW-121.46

KR Falakata 16Kms TW-113.36 355.06 185.76

KR,PR Falakata 13Kms ED,EO TW-60.73 190.69 143.00

KR Falakata 15Kms TW-121.46 298.39 147.80

KR Falakata 14Kms PC-40.49 134.41 63.97 206.02 TW-64.78

KR Falakata 10Kms PC-18.22 134.41 78.95 350.69 TW-40.49

KR,PR Falakata 5Kms TW-141.70 273.68 31.17 175.37

KR,PR Falakata 5Kms ED,EO PC-30.36 105.67 15.79 89.44 TW-76.92

KR Falakata 5Kms ED,EO R-125.00 298.10 156.05 142.89

KR,PR Falakata 10Kms ED TW-8.09 256.98 21.86 149.14

KR,PR Falakata 6Kms ED.EO TWE-242.91 228.74 39.27 277.42

KR Falakata 8Kms ED.EO TW-137.65 262.35 33.20 229.61

518.41 GC-72.84 14720.88 909.76 12137.04 PC-1723.10

TWE-1994.55

TW-2363.S2

R-1S8.59

50

C.D. BLOCK MADRIHAT VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if no! 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)

2

3

4

S

6

7

8

9

No.

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Nepaina

2 Rati Forest

3 Dheklapara

Garden

4 Sarugaon

5 Rahimpur

Tea Garden

6 Sisha-Jumrha

7 Dangapara

8 Dimdimma

Tea Garden

9 Birpara

Tea Garden

10 10 Nangdala

Tea Garden

11 11 Jay Birpara

Tea Garden

12 12 Banda Pani

Tea Garden

13' 13 Garo Chera

Banda Pani

14 14 Makra Para

Tea Garden

15 15 Dalmore

Tea Garden

16 16 Hoasin Bad

Tea Garden

17 17 Gopal Pur

Tea Garden

18 18 Dumchi

Tea Garden

19 26 Ramjhora

Tea Garden

20 30 Lankapara

Tea Garden

21 31 Lankapara Hat

22 19 Uttarsisubari

23 20 Dakshin Sisubari

24 21 Dakshin Rangali

Bazar

25 22 Dakshin

Khairbari

Village (in

hectares)

number of Day or Days Communications

households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop,

water & markeVhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

3 4 5 6 7 8

P.S. BIRPARA

382.02 607(114) P,AC (10+Kms) T (-)(-SKms)

1269.11 356(65) P (10+Kms) F (-)(-SKms)

S80.32 2234(487) P(2) H,MH,CWC TW Phone

231.67 1069(184) P,AC (·)(-SKms) TW (-)(-5Kms)

294.61 1369(251) P D W,TW Phone

426.S4 2648(489) P,AC

140.83 121(30) (-)(-SKms)

813.42 S540(1057) P(2) M,H

PHS

(-)(-SKms)

H,TB

HP

W,TW

TW

PO,Phone

(-)(-SKms)

PO,Phone

260.4128687(SS12} P(2) H,TB,MH T,TW,R PO,Phone

CWC

9

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

Sunday

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

Daily

Daily

933.82 4081 (793) p H,D T,TW po, Phone Friday and

Thursday

435.04 2162(48S) P H,D

CWC

T, TW Phone Tuesday and

Friday

2354.89 4386(876} P(2) H,D

CWC

P,AC (-)(10+Kms)

T PO,Phone Fortnight

195.06 408(82) T (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5kms)

1161.05 2094(404) ,P(2) H,D,CWC T,TW,R PO,Phone (-)(-5kms)

TB

2376.74 7310(1396) P,AC H,D,CWC TW Phone Fortnight

PHS,TB

268.11 241 (40) P H,D,CWC TW Phone (-)(-Skms)

TB

621.20 2123(403) P H,D,CWC T,TW PTO Fortnight

TB

34S.61 4890(93S) P,AC (-)(-SKms) TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-Skms)

620.39 4041 (839) P H,CWC TW PO,Phone Sunday

TB

2668.73 10,465(1876) P H,D,eWC TW PO,Phone Weekly Hat

TB

9.31 811(159) P,M,AC CWC T PO,Phone Wednesday

P.S. MADARIHAT

261.81 2106(386) P(2) CWC W,TW Phone

328.16 1429(262) P,AC PHS,CWC W,TW (-)(-5Kms)

324.Q1 2164(364) P(2)AC CWC W,TW (-)(-5Kms)

247.97 1806(326) P(2),M,AC ewe W,TW (-)(-5Kms)

and Sunday

Thursday

(-)(-5Kms)

(-)(-5Kms)

Friday

10

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

BS

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS

(-)(-5kms)

BS

BS,RS

BS

BS

BS

(-){-Skms)

BS

BS

BS

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS

BS

BS

BS,RS

BS

(-)(-SKms)

(-)(-SKms)

51

DIRECTORY AMENmESANDLANDUSE

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 Gairkata 10Kms 283.88 2.02 96.72

KR Gairkata 18Kms 459.72 809.39

KR Gairkala 19Kms ED 32.18 201.34 6.48 333.96

KR Gairkata 9Kms 163.90 6.48 47.75

PR Gairkata 9Kms 143.26 2.83 148.52

PR Gairkata 5Kms ED 309.99 3.64 112.91

KR Gairkata 6Kms 129.50 2.02 9.31

PR Gairkata 8Kms EA TWE 3237 129.94 246.42 404.69

PR Gairkata 13Kms ED TWE 260 2320.48 6.70 20.23

KR Gairkata 13Kms ED 148.54 6.07 778.01

KR Gairkata 13Kms ED TWE 100 261.23 16.19 57.62

KR Gairkata 2Kms ED 653.10 1111.33 549.97 40.49

KR Gairkata 2Kms 129.50 65.56

PR Gairkata 28Kms EA 537.50 331.77 190.71 101.07

PR Gairkata 18Kms ED 687.49 1670.23 19.02

PR Gairkata 16Kms ED TWE 28.09 215.65 24.37

PR Gairkata 21 Kms EA 0-60.40 257.41 12.95 290.14

KR Gairkata 15Kms 0-40.47 28.53 1.62 21.99

PR Gairkata 25Kms ED 0-208.82 23.03 6.42 282.06

PR Gairkala 30Kms ED 145.50 2513.23

PR Gairkata 31 Kms 2.26 7.05

PR Gairkata 19Kms ED PC-121.41 56.66 83.74

PR Gaikata 18Kms 0-226.62 101.54

KR Gaikata 20Kms ED 0-51.23 191.58 81.20

KR Gaikala 25Kms 0-3.61 151.92 65.44

52

C-D_ BLOCK MADRIHAT 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 & market/hat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MADARIHAT

26 23 Madhya Rangali 523.54 4478(821) P(5),M(2), PHS,FPC, W,TW P.O Thursday BS

Bazar Ae ewe 27 24 Chapaguri 266.16 155(292) p,Ae CWC W,TW PO,Phone (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms)

28 25 Dumchi Forest 1199.49 241(46) (-}(-5Kms) (-)(-5Klils) W (-}(-SKms) (-){-SKms) (-)(-SKms)

29 27 Dumchipara 1040.79 5335(1010) P(3) H,TB T,TW Phone (-){-5Kms) BS

Tea Garden

30 28 Hantupara 1230.09 6011 (11 07) P(3) H,TB T,TW,W Phone Monday BS

Tea Garden

31 29 Garganda 943.88 39S7(807) P(2) H,TB T PO, Phone (-)(-5Kms) BS

Tea Garden

32 32 Titi Forest 3122.12 Uninhabited

33 33 Totopara 808.06 2174(417) P(2),M,AC CWC T,F P.O Tuesday BS

Tea Garden

34 34 Ballal Guri 408.29 1678(308) P(2),AC PHS,FPC, W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-5Kms) BS

CWC

35 35 Holapara Forest 1357.52 336(70) (-) (-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) W,TW (-)(S-10Kms) (-)(S-10Kms) BS

36 36 Purba Khairbari 246.24 1498(276) P CWC W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-)(-SKms) BS

37 37 Uttar Khairbari 203.12 1366(269) P(2),AC CWC W,TW (-)(-5Kms) Monday BS

38 38 Madhya S05.08 2638(S12) P(3),AC PHC,FPC, W,TW (-)(-SKms) (-l(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms)

Khairbari CWC

39 39 Mujnai 743.60 3748(762) P(2) H,TB T,TW,W P.O,Phone Monday (-)(-SKms)

Tea garden

40 40 Uttar 385.84 1972(360) P(2) CWC TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Tuesday,Saturday (-)(-SKms)

Rangali Bazar

41 41 Paschim 294.92 2479(509) P(2),PUC, PHS.FPC, TW,W P.O,Phone Friday BS

Khairbari AC CWC

42 42 Islamabad 351.77 2919(SS3) P(2),M.AC S,FPC,CWC TW,W (-)(-5Kms) Friday (-)(-5Kms)

43 43 Khairbari Forest 1825.95 625(113) P (-)(-5Kms) W (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) (-)(-5Kms)

44 44 Madhya 262.85 1348(2S5) P PHC,CWC, W,TW (-)(-5Kms) (-)(-SKms) BS

Chhekamari PHC

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

(in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Gaikata 20Kms ED 0-72.47 321.08 129.99

KR Gaikata 20Kms ED 0-121.41 76.49 68.26

KR Gaikata 18Kms 370.69 19.42 B09.38

PR Gaikata 30Kms ED 697.80 338.92

PR Gaikata 30Kms ED 1B.21 1183.30 28.58

PR Gaikata 30Kms ED 96.91 36.97

2847.40 31.97 242.75

KR Falakata 47Kms ED 400.64 407.44

KR Falakata 41 Kms ED 0-15.21 351.01 42.07

KR Falakata 43Kms 1235.92 121.60

PR JttarLatabari1BKms 162.82 83.42

PR Falakata 25Kms ED 0-7.51 124.01 71.60 PR Falakata 23Kms 0-14.06 288.54 202.48

KR Falakata 29Kms ED 21.24 683.87 20.23 18.26

KR Gairkata 23Kms ED 279.23 106.61

PR Gairkata 23Kms ED 210.44 84.48

KR Gairkata 22Kms ED 250.90 100.87

PR Gaikata 25Kms 1627.66 GC-36.42 161.87 PR Gairkata 26Kms GC15.03 191.36 56.46

C.D. BLOCK KALCHINI

SI. Loca- Name of Village No. tion

Code

No.

(J.L. No.)

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

2

1 Uttar Barajhar

Forest

2 Parmalangi

3 Nil Para Forest

4 Saudamini Tea

Garden

5 Madhya Satari

6 Paschim Satali

7 Dakshin Satali

8 Satali Nakadala

9 Uttar Mandabari

10 Dakshin

Mandabari

1 1 Nimtijhora Tea

Garden

12 Nlmti Domohani

13 Dakshin Latabari

15 Purba Satali

15 16 Satal Mandai Para

16

17

17 Uttar Satali

18 Madhu Tea

Garden

18 19 Satali Tea Garden

19 20 Malangi Tea

Garden

20 21 Beech Tea

Garden

21 22 Bhanobari Tea

Garden

22 23 Dalsingpara Tea

Garden

23 24 Tosra Tea

Garden

24 25 Mechia Basti

25 26 Gopimohan Tea

Garden

26 27 Jaygaon

27 28 Chhota Jaygon

Total

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3

54

Total e within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

Population s the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

and arest place where the facility available is given)

number of

households

4

Drinking

water

Post

&

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph

5 6 7 8

8753.39 523(139)

P .S. JA YGAON P-3 (-)(10+kms) TW (-)(-5kms)

270.33

159.45

530.55

552.84

459.69

499.58

523.67

559.69

579.89

717(157)

120(31)

4416(783)

1585(277)

2445(445)

1956(376)

1345(242)

2031 (354)

2803(327)

P-' (-)(10+kms)

P (-)(-5kms)

P-2 H,RP,CWe,

CHW

P-2 (-)(-Skms)

P-4 (-)(-5kms)

P-3 (-)(10+kms)

P-3 (-)(-5kms)

P-2,M (-)(10+kms)

P-3 (-)(10+kms)

TW,W

TW,W

T

TW,W

TW,W

TW,W

TW,W

TW,W

TW,W

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(·5kms)

PO

PO

PO

(-)(-Skms)

PO

(-)(-Skms)

Day or Days

of the

markeVhat,

if any

9

(-)(-10kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-skms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

Thursday

(-)Thursday

(-)(-7kms)

(- )(-8kms)

476.92 3173(593) P,H,M H,e,W,e T,TW,W Phone Wednesday

618.37 3262(610) P (-)(10+kms) TW,W PO Saturday

567.40 2050(383) P (-)(-5kms) TW,W PO Monday

660.87 2268(429) P-3,M,H (-)(-8kms) TW,W PTO,Phone Wednesday

586.39 1547(275) P-2 PHS,RP, TW,W PO

ewe,

eHW

490.89

471.26 4573(943) P.M H,RP,ewe,

CHW

538.58 9579(1840) P-2,H,M H,RP,ewe

855.11 7755(1419) P-3 H,RP,CWC

651.08 6187(1104) P-2 H,RP,ewe

769.62 5682(1063) P-2 H,RP,ewe

1982.2012226(2200) P-4.M-1 H,RP,CWC

1347.40 6510(1225) P H,RP,ewc

198.30 3607(681) P H,RP,ewe

367.61 95(29) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms)

168.8920008(4269) P-2,M-2 CHW,RP,

cwe

Uninhabited

T,TW PO,Phone

T (-)(-5kms)

T (-)(-5kms)

T (-)(-5kms)

T (-)(-Skms)

T PTO,Phone

T (-)(-6kms)

T,TW (-)(-5kms)

TW,W (-)(-5kms)

T,TW PO,Phone

40.21 1418(246) P-3 eHW,RP, T,TW,R (-)(-5kms)

cwe

(-)(·5kms)

Monday

Thursday

Saturday

Friday

Thursday

Thursday

Thursday

(-)(-5kms)

(-}(-5kms)

Daily

Tuesday

VILLAGE

Communications

(Bus-stop,

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

(-)(·5kms)

BS

BS

BS

(-)(-Skms)

BS

BS

(-)(-5kms)

BS

(-)(-5kms)

BS

BS

BS

(-){-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

BS

BS,RS

BS

(-)(-Skms)

(-J(-5kmsJ

BS

BS

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

Approach

to

Village

11

KR

PR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

PR.KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

Nearest Town

&

distance

(in km.)

12

Alipurduar-50

Alipurduar-43

Alipurduar-39

Alipurduar-39

Alipurduar-37

Alipurduar-37

Alipurduar-35

Alfpurduar-36

Alipurduar-35

Alipurduar-30

Alipurduar-25

Alipurduar-22

Alipurduar-26

Alipurduar-41

AJipurduar-36

Alipurduar-39

Alipurduar -38

Alipurduar-42

Alipurduar-45

Alipurduar-44

Alipurduar-56

Alipurduar-58

Alipurduar-62

Alipurduar-65

Alipurduar-67

A:ipurduar-62

55

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

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

Supply ounded upto two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by

source

13 14 15

ED 8753.79

ED

ED 159.45

EA TWE-470,00

PC-38.00 TW-36.00

TW-36.00 PC-36.00

PC-36.00 W-36.00

EA TW-64.00 PC-64.00

EA TWE-428.68

ED TW-20.00

GC-120.00

GC-80.00

TW-80.00

TW-44.00

GC-41.00

GC-20.00

Uninhabited

EA TWE-402,00

EA TWE-430.00

EA TWE-740.10

EA TWE-571.02

EA TWE-600.00

EA TWE-1500.00

EA TWE-500.00

EA

EA

ED

Unirrigated

16

248.40

10.17

480.28

360.00

371.24

325.20

421.00

372.65

2.65

438.82

376.20

541,97

434.00

Air Field

30.00

16.30

22.00

7.20

45.00

25.00

400.00

80.00

100.00

31.97

Culturable

waste (including

gaucharand

groves)

17

2.17

5.17

26.00

48.89

12.67

31.09

17.54

22.57

3.27

12.57

2.53

7.90

25.17

7.15

20.17

15.14

5.35

16.00

35.00

15.00

10.00

67.61

1.00

Area not

available

for

cultivation

18

19.76

45.21

46.56

50.80

42.67

95.47

49.15

56.67

23.32

26.98

28.67

26.00

57.22

32.11

72.11

77.87

67,51

108.62

422,20

432.40

108.73

300.00

67.89

8.24

56

C.D. BLOCK KALCHINI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total e within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

No. tion area Population s the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

Code of the and arest 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. JAYGAON 28 29 Gabaur Bachhra 4794.08 699(153) (-)(10+kms) R,F (-)(10+km) (-)(-Skms)

Forest

29 30 Rangamati Tea 1500.47 7626(1408) P H,RP,eWe T,R,F Phone Sunday BS Garden

30 31 Bhutri Forest 1507.46 659(172) P-2 (-)(10+kms) RF (-)(-5kms) (·)(-10kms) (-)(-Skms)

31 32 Radha Ran; Tea 291.05 1203(282) P H,RP,eWe T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS

Garden

32 33 ehuapara Tea 9S1.35 6337(1192) P-2 H,RP,eWe T (-)(-10kms) Saturday BS Garden

33 34 ehupara 236.07 30(8} P (-}(10+kms) R (-)(-10kms) (-)(-10kms) (-)(-Skms)

34 35 Mechpara Tea 1016.24 5142(1021) P H,eWe,RP T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-10kms) (-)(-Skms) Garden

35 36 Bhatpara Tea 1277.63 8037(1540) P-2 H,RP,eWe T,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

Garden

36 37 Kalchini Tea 230S.8517998(3753) P-5,H,M H,RP,eWe T,TW PTO Daily BS,RS Garden

37 38 Ganguta Tea 646.87 4500(828) P H,RP,eWC T,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) Garden

38 39 Dima Tea Garden 572.90 4880(1052) P-2,M H,RP,eWe T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS,RS 39 40 Bhatkhawa Tea 805.99 5927(1085) P-2,M H,RP,eWe T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS,RS

Garden

40 41 Atiabari Tea 741.99 5538(1152) P-2 H,RP,eWe T PO,Phone Tuesday BS Garden

41 42 Rajabhattea 422.12 3696(767) P H,RP,eWe T PO,Phone (-)(-Skms) BS,RS Garden

42 43 Buxa Forest Craja 11968.42 6612(1401 ) P-l1 RP,D TW,RF PTO,Phone Daily BS,RS 43 44 Buxa Hill Forest 11662.98 2359(405) P-3 (-)(10+kms) RF PO Friday (-)(10+kms) 44 45 Buxa Forest (Pan 6111.18 2160(396) P-4 (-)(10+kms) TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(10kms) (-)(10+kms)

Bari Khanda)

57

DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

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

to & Supply ounded upto two decimal places)

Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not

(in km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 ~2 13 14' 15 16 17 18

KR Alipurduar 4794.08

PR,KR Alipurduar-40 EA TWE-1307.31 139.00 4.91 49.25

KR Alipurduar-45 1507.46

PR,KR Alipurduar-35 EA TWE-260.43 10.40 4.67 ,15.55

PR,KR Alipurduar-34 EA TWE-851.23 30.91 17.19 32.07

KR Alipurduar-46 121.41 97.93 16.73

PR,KR Alipurduar-34 EA TWE-915,73 47.80 12.16 40,55

PR,KR Alipurduar-38 EA TWE-1080.23 140.00 14,00 43.40

PR,KR Alipurduar-30 EA TWE-2070.75 40.00 7.56 187.54

PR,KR Alipurduar-32 EA TWE-550.00 76.02 2.07 18.78

PR,KR Alipurduar-29 EA TWE-523.00 1.04 7.05 61.81

PR,KR Alipurduar-21 EA TWE-720.00 8.49 4.27 73.23

PR,KR Alipurduar-20 EA TWE-623.00 4.50 12.17 102.32

KR,PR Alipurduar-20 EA .. TWE-370.23 8.77 2.17 40.95

PR,KR Alipurduar-16 ED 2365.01 0-121.41 9,482.,00 KR Alipurduar-46 889.32 0-239.57 10,534.09 KR Alipurduar-40 1214.88 4,896.30

C.D. BLOCK AUPURDUAR

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

No. tion

Code

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

(J.L. No.)

2

1 Torsa Forest

2 Parpatla Khawa

3 NejbiJ

4 Paschim

Kilatalbari

5 Jogendra Nagar

6 Kala Beria

7 Sal Kumar Hat

8 Munshi Para

9 Prodhan Para

10 Jaldapara

11 Natun Para

12 Oakshin 8araihar

Forest

area Population

of the and

Village (in number of

hectares) households

3 4

2763.61 129(37)

31.36 463(93)

551.78 3175(610)

861.65 4536(896)

547.49 2693(538)

477.99 2961(558)

555.86 4701(901)

754.60 4848(866)

430.38 2978(545)

448.74 889(170)

577.09 3519(601)

9893.79 3170(627)

58

VILLAGE

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (~) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facilitY.. available is given)

Educational Medical

5 6

P.S.- AUPURDUAR (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

P (-)(-Skms)

P (-)(-5kms)

P,M

P

P(3),M

P(3)

p

P

P(2)

p

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-kSkms)

H.C

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

Drinking

water

(Potable)

7

Post

&

Telegraph

8

W,TW (-)(5-10kms)

TW (-)(-5kms)

W,TW (-)(-5kms)

W.TW (-)(-5kms)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

P.O

P.O

P.O

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

P.O

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

Day or Days Communications

of the (Bus-stop,

markeVhat,

if any

9

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

Tuesday,

Friday

Sunday

Monday,

Thursday

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

Saturday,

TueSday

(-)(-5kms)

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS

BS

(-)(10+kmS)

(-){10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(lO+kmS)

(-)(1 O+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

BS

13 13 Sidha Bari 625.38 3301(600)' P(2),M (-)(-Skms) W,TW P.O Sunday,

Wednesday

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(5-10kms)

Wednesday,

Saturday

(-)(-5kms)

Sunday,

Thursday

Friday,

Tuesday

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(10+kms)

14

15

16

17

18

19

14 Suri Para

15 Salkumar Forest

16 Sirubari

17 Purba Khalal

Bari

18 Palla Khawa

19 Silbari Hat

20 20 Dakshin

21

22

23

24

25

Chakoakheli

21 Purba Simla Bari

22 Paschim

Simlabari

23 Uttar Simla Bari

24 Kumar Para

25 Malhura Tea

Garden

26 26 Uttar Sonarpur

27

28

29

27 Dakshin Sonapur

28 Pachkalguri

29 Dakshin Kansin­

gram

30 30 Uttar Kansingram

392.94 2258(425)

503.03 286(SO)

282.21 1783(338)

695.33 5092(959)

642.95 2589(445)

610.22 3820(681)

653.76 4420(884)

315.41 898(175)

343.33 754(127)

290.24 1287(212)

466.351777(311)

814.24 8025(1569)

P(2) (-)(5-10kms)

(-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

P(2) (-)(S-1 Okms)

P.H,M H.C

P (-)(lO+kms)

P (-)(S-10kms)

W,TW (-)(-5kms)

W,TW (-)(S-10kms)

• W,TW (-)(5-10kms)

W,TW P.O,Phone

W,'TW (-)(5-10kms)

W.TW (-)(-5kms)

P,M (-)(S-10kms) W,TW P.O

P (-)(5-10kms)

P (-)(10+kms)

P (-)(10+kms)

P(4) (-)(5-10kms)

P(3) (-)(-Skms)

W,TW (-)(S-10kms)

W,TW (-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(-Skms)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW P.O,Phone Monday, Saturday

746.80 4338(835) P(4),M.H, (-)(-Skms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5kms)

361.45 1700(288)

308.67 2456(496)

290.76 1614(323)

35S.15 1386(2S9)

PUC

P(9)

P(2),M,H

P(2)

(-)(-5kms) W,TW

PHC W,TW,T

(-)(-5kms) W,TW

(-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

P.O Tuesday,Saturday

P.O (-)(-5kms)

P (-)(-Skms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

BS

(-)(10+kms)

BS

BS

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(- )(1 O+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

BS

BS

(-)(10+kms)

BS

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

59

DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

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

10 & Supply hectares rounded uplo 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 Falakata-13Kms 2763.61

KR Falakata-8Kms W-2.12 20.54 4.05 4.65

PR;KR Falakata-9Kms W-2.20 TW-i6.16 383.67 12.14 137.61

PR,KR Falakata-l0Kms W-4.05 TW-13.12 586.22 60.70 189.47

PR,KR Falakata-12Kms W-2.43 TW-S.OS 388.95 34.40 109.61

R-4.05

PR,KR Falakata-20Kms PC-30.23 R-12.12 396.97 16.11 119.43

W-4.05

PA,KR Falakata-22Kms PC-14.14 W-20.19 379.55 10.12 129.84

TW-4.02

PR,KR Falakata-27Kms PC-70.70 TW-4.02 465.45 12.14 198.17

W-4.12

KR Falakata-32Kms PC-30.23 W-10.24 249.05 22.26 112.70

KR Falakata-32Kms PC-16.14 W-6.02 564.35 40.47 121.76

KR Falakala-32Kms PC-40.35 W-6.97 382.86 24.28 122.63

PR,KR Falakata-50Kms 9408.74 0-36.27 448.78

KR Falakala-27Kms PC-25.23 W-2.62 409.20 20.23 168.10

KR Falakala-28Kms PC-15.12 W-2.12 262.00 10.12 103.58

PR.KR Falakala-15Kms 474.70 28.33 KR Falakata-20Kms W-4.12 TW-3.02 220.69 12.14 42.24

PR,KR Falakata-11 Kms ED W-6.24 TW-15.12 435.01 40.47 148.49

KR Alipurduar-27Kms .. 1.80 TW-42.07 R-0.80 442.55 40.47 115.26 PR,KR Alipurduar-21 Kms TW-10.09 A-l.40 367.69 77.70 153.34

PA,KR Alipurduar-22Kms W-3.24 TW-6.02 244.48 202.34 197.71

KA Alipurduar-24Kms TW-1.10 162.BO 104.00 47.51 KR Alipurduar-2BKms TW-l.00 27.91 240.38 24.04

KR Alipurduar-31 Kms TW-3.61 A-0.80 196.51 38.85 50.47 KR Alipurduar-26Kms 0-8.26 275.26 44.52 135.31

PR,KR Alipurduar-25Kms ED,EO,EAG 570.70 228.59 14.95

PR,KR Alipurduar-17Kms ED TW-B.05 441.96 93.08 203.71

KR Alipurduar-16Kms TW-4.62 235.36 14.16 107.31 PR,KR Alipurduar-16Kms ED TW-5.62 236.36 14.16 52.53 PR,KR Alipurduar-15Kms W-4.43 TW-2.00 209.27 12.14 62.92

KR Alipurduar-15Kms W-3.21 TW-4.88 244.47 14.16 28.43

60

C.D. BLOCK ALIPURDUAR 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 & markeVhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- ALiPURDUAR

31 31 Tapari Khata 966.40 2731 (560) P(3) (-)(-5kms) W,TW P.O Sunday,Thursday BS

32 32 Pukuritola 756.31 3772(734) P(4),M,H (-)(10+kms) W,TW P.O Tuesday, Friday BS

33 33 Dakshin Paitkapara 689.41 2050(376) P (-)(10+kms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms)

34 34 Paschim Salbari 322.76 1332(252) P (-)(5-10kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms)

35 35 Naottoartari 566.21 1443(268) P(3) (-)(5-10kms) W,TW P.O Nednesday,Friday (-)(10+kms)

36 36 Uttar Chakoa Kheti 455.16 1151 (199) P(3) (-)(10+kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms)

37 37 Madhya Paitka Para 259.97 1805(369) P (-)(10+kms} W,TW (-)(-5kms) Saturday BS

38 38 Uttar Paitka Para 515.13 2426(435) P(2) (-)(-5kms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5kms) BS

39 39 Paitka Para Tea 498.37 3914(740) P H W,TW P.O,Phone Saturday BS

Garden

40 40 Foska Danga 635.02 2351(369) P(3},M (-)(10+krns) W,TW (-)(-5kms) Sunday (-)(10+kms)

41 41 Satkodali 577.94 1912(328) P (-){5-10kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-J(10+kms) 42 42 Banchu Kamari 481.82 2394(443) P(4) (-)(5-10kms) W,TW P.O. (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) 43 43 Chapatali 543.53 2964(538) P(3) (-)(5-10kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) 44 44 Pararpar 564.53 3288(617) P(3) (-)(5-10kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 45 45 Birpara 612.47 7769(1458) P(6),H,M (-)(-Skms) W,TW P.O. (-)(-5kms) BS 46 46 Ghagra 501.00 4090(759) P(5),M(2) (-)(-5kms) W,TW P.O. (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 47 47 Bariguri 458.92 3782(664) P(3) (-)(-Skms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) 48 48 Paschim 125.84 516(109) P D W,TW (-)(-5kms) Wednesday BS

Majherdabri T. Gdn.

49 56 Bholardabri 240.11 8097(1467) P(4),M (-)(-Skms) W,TW P.O (-)(-5kms) BS 50 58 Purba 298.21 2272(497} P D T,TW (-)(10+Kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

Majherdabri T. Gdn.

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 km.) source waste (including available

gaucharand for

groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Alipurduar-l0Kms ED TW-4.32 855.72 17.49 86.87

PR,KR Alipurduar-l0Kms ED W-3.31 TW-2.80 515.05 40.47 194.68

KR Alipurduar-15Kms TW-3.21 518.02 24.28 143.90

KR Alipurduar-l0Kms TW-2.00 225.43 24.28 71.05

KR Aiipurduar-13Kms TW-3.32 349.97 26.31 186.61

KR Alipurduar-29Kms TW-3.21 R-4.00 294.28 54.63 99.04

PR,KR Alipurduar-16Kms TW-3.21 175.25 12.14 69.37

PR,KR Alipurduar-18Kms ED,EAG TW-25.23 326.84 32.37 130.69 KR Alipurduar-30Kms ED,EAG,EO 442.28 11.74 44.95

KR Alipurduar-11 Kms R-1.00 TW-1.00 422.91 11.70 198.41 KR Alipurduar-10Kms TW-2.00 371.53 28.38 176.03 KR Alipurduar-7Kms TW-4.00 323.79 12.14 141.89 KR Alipurduar-l0Kms TW-3.10 351.00 24.28 165.05

PR,KR Alipurduar-8Kms .. '-4.05TW-27.500-1.00 408.05 30.95 92.48 PR,KR Alipurduar-1 Kms .. f-3.00TW-18.14R-2.02 428.25 18.21 142.85 PR,KR Alipurduar TW-B.10 R-l.00 322.03 20.23 146.64

KR Alipurduar-9Kms TW-2.00 R-7.28 296.66 16.19 136.79 PR,KR Alipurduar-7Kr;ns ED,EAG 12.14 113.70

PR,KR Alipurduar-2Kms ED,EO,EAG TW-7.28 R-l0.88 163.54 12.95 47.63 KR Alipurduar-8Kms ED 298.21

62

C.D. BLOCK ALiPURDUAR-1l VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total

population

and

number of

households

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms.,

5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given)

No. tion

Code

No.

'(JL No.)

2

53 Chengpara

2 54 Chaprarpar

3 55 Dakshin Majher

Dabri

4 59 Uttar Panial Guri

5 60 Oakshin Panial

Guri

6 61 Uttar Majher

7

8

9

Oabri

62 Bhelukdabri

63 Chandijhar

64 Chalnipak

10 65 Paschim Bara

11

Chouki

66 Purba Bara

Chouki

12 67 Boragari

13 68 Bhatibari

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

69 Karjjipara

70 Bindipara

71 Karipara

72 Khatpara

73 Salsalabari

74 Kayakhata

75 Putimari

76 Bhasa Dabri

77 Dakshin Dhalkar

78 Dakshin Sibkata

79 Uttar Dhalkar

80 Uttar Sibkata

81 Shrinath Pur Tea

Garden

27 82 Madhya Shib Kata

area

of the

Village (in

hectares)

3 4

393.20 2168(416)

Educational Medical

5 6

P.S.- ALiPURDUAR

Drinking

water

(Potable)

7

Post

&

Telegraph

8

P,AC,O CWC(2), W,TW (-)(-5kms)

PHC

564.68 3121(582) P(3) M C(2),PHS,D, W,TW

H,AC,O RP,CHW(2)

P.O

264.25 1371 (261 ) P,O CHW(4) W,TW (-)(-5kms)

520.72 2922(493) P(3)O HC,D T,TW (-)(-5kms)

H,M

564.66 3565(689) P(2)M, (-)(-5kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms)

AC(2),O

369.52 1911 (373) P(2)O HC,D W,TW PO

417.24 2447(460)

555.52 3299(608)

579.79 2540(494)

665.30 3391 (640)

PO(4) CHW(2)

P,ACO CWC,PHS,

CHW(2)

P(3),O CWC(2),

CHW(2),

0(2)

W,TW PO

W,TW (-)(-Skms)

W PO

P(3),O CHW W,TW (-)(5-10kms)

308.42 1450(294) P(3),O(2) CHW W.TW (-)(-5kms)

464.23 2386(47S)

435.26 2301 (478)

521.99 2233(429)

204.48 838(168)

104.83 637(122)

151.84 668(129)

683.25 5289(1008)

322.45 2666(522)

P(3), 0 CWC(2), T,TW,W PO

FPC

P(3) CHW(2), T,W,TW (-)(-5kms)

FPC,CWC

P(3),O(2) CHW(2)

P CHW

P CHW

P CHW

P(3), PHS,D(2),

H,O(6) RP,CHW(6)

P(3),O(2) MCW,

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

(-)(-Skms)

PO

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

PO

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

Day or Days Communications

of the (Bus-stop,

market/hat,

if any

9

(-)(-5kms)

Biweekly,

Monday,

Friday

Weekly

Weekly

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

Biweekly,

Sunday,

Wednesday

Biweekly

Biweekly

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

Biweekly

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

Railway Station,

Waterway)

10

BS

BS

(-)(-Skms)

BS

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS

BS

(-)(5-10kms)

(-)(S-10kms)

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-Skms)

(-)(-5kms)

BS,RS

(-)(-5kms)

305.86 1500(318)

324.35 1221 (215)

H,M,AC

P(2) 0

CHW(4)

o HC,CHW,

W,TW

W,TW PO Daily, Weekly

BS

BS

335.99 1600(310)

421.47 1949(321)

407.75 1703(275)

513.46 2487(448)

329.41 1208(244)

67.45 346(68)

O,RP

p, AC HC,CHW(2)

P,M CHW,D

P(2) (-)(-5kms)

P(2) 0

P 0

(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms)

W,TW

W,TW

W,TW

TW,R

TW,R

PO

(-)(-5kms)

(-)(-5kms)

PO

(-)(-5kms)

TW (5-10kms)

Fortnighly

Weekly

Weekly

(-)(-5kms)

Weekly

Biweekly

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(-)(10+kms)

(5-10kms)

63

DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

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

10 & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Village distance Forest I rrigated 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 Alipurduar-l1kms 363.09 30.11

PR,KR Alipurduar-l0kms ED 0-4.04 515.87 44.84

KR Alipurduar-3kms 229.02 35.23

PA,KR Alipurduar-21 kms 487.16 33.56

KR Alipurduar-20kms ED 53.02 27.54

KR Alipurduar-10kms 353.84 15.78

PA,KR Alipurduar-ll kms 338.10 79.14 PR,KR Alipurduar-l1 kms 1.00 537.06 17.29

KR Alipurduar-14kms 567.73 12.32

KR Alipurduar-14kms TW-2.05 0-20 564.75 78.50

KR Alipurduar-17kms 292.16 16.26

KR Alipurduar-21 kms 0-20.00 411.23 33.00

KR Alipurduar-18kms EAG 418.26 16.00

PR,KR Alipurduar-15kms 508.46 13.53 KR Alipurduar-15kms GC-40 145.69 17.77 KR Alipurduar-15kms 91.42 13.41 KR Alipurduar-14kms 104.52 47.32

PR,KR Alipurduar-15kms ED. 0-5.21 593.01 85.03

PR,KR Alipurduar-15kms EAG R-17.39 274.11 30.95

PR,KR Alipurduar-16kms ED 285.86 20.00 PR,KR Alipurduar-17kms TW-0.75 R-2.70 296.62 22.28

KR Alipurduar-20kms W-l R-2.70-2.5 314.66 15.31 KR Alipurduar-21 kms .. W-15 R-2.1 0-2.5 371.38 30.49 KR AJipurduar-21 kms TWO-7S 394.00 13.00 KR Alipurduar-25kms GC-235 261.70 16.76 KR Alipurduar-22kms 329.41

KR Alipurduar-22kms 61.23 6.25

64

C.D. BLOCK AUPURDUAR-II 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 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 01 Day or Days Communications (JL No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop,

water & marketlhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 B 7 8 9 10

P.S.- AUPURDUAR 28 83 Pukhuria 690.43 18S3(363) P(3) HC,CHW W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

29 84 Jasho Danga 421.14 4089(794) P(2),M,0 CWC(2),PHC W,TW PO Weekly BS

CHW(4),

D 30 85 Tatapara 540.69 3090(629) P(3),H,0 CWC(2), T,TW,W PO BS

CHW(5),

D(2) 31 86 Uttar Majid Khana 559.14 2819(585) P(2),0(2) CWC(2), TW,W (-)(S.10kms) BS

PHS,D,

CHW(S) 32 87 Dakshin Majid 3S1.82 2549(485) P(2),AC, PHS,RP(2), TW,W PO Biweekly BS,RS

Khana 0(2) D,CHW(3) Monday 33 88 Saudpara 369.77 1746(357) P(2) PHC, TW,W PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

CHW(2) 34 89 Uttar Bhati Bari 33S.28 2062(422) P,0(2) CWC, TW,W,HP PO (-)(-5kms) (-}(-Skms)

. RP,CHW

35 90 Chilurghat 133.11 1309(279) P,M,H,O MCW,CHC, T,W,TW.HP (-)(-Skms) Daily Weekly (-)(-5kms)

HC,FPC,CHW,

RP(3) 36 91 Kumarijan 518.95 2878(500) P(4),O MCW,CWC(2T,W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

CHW(2) 37 92 Pasehim Chikli 342.30 1295(257) P,O (-)(-5kms) W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

Guri

38 93 Chikliguri 10.98 24(3) (-)(-Skms) (S-10kms) W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 39 94 Purba Chikli Guri 5S0.36 37S2(768) P(3),M,O PHS,D W,TW PO Weekly BS 40 9S Uttar Chikli Guri 3SS.20 2043(404) P(2)0(2) CWC,CHW W,TW (-)(-Skms) Weekly BS 41 96 Thanu Para 396.29 1931(383) P(3),O CWC,FPC, W,TW (-)(·Skms) (-)(-Skms)

CHW(2) 42 97 Paschim 384.00 17S5(360) P(3),O CWC,CHW W,TW PO (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms)

Khalishamari

43 98 Paschim Chepani 634.73 2971 (S53) P(5),0 (-)(-Skms) W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) BS 44 99 Taleswar Guri 302.95 2421 (458) P(3),H,O CWC(2), W,TW PO (-)(-5kms) BS

CHW(3),

D(2) 45 100 Kadam Pur 287.34 792(161) P(2) CHW W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) 46 101 Pato Tala 278.34 2953(S68) P(2),H, HC,PHS, W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) BS

0(2) CHW,D W,TW 47 102 Samuktola 362.42 5073(1004) P,O(2) PHC,RP(2), W,TW PTO Daily Weekly BS

CHW,D(4) 48 103 Baniagaon 592.92 1711 (309) P(3) CHW W,TW PO (-){-Skms) (-)(-5kms) 49 1 04 Bania Dabri 559.91 1411 (290) P,O HC,CHW W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) 50 105 Jaypur 148.69 540(109) (-)(-Skms) CHW W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 51 106 PurbajitpUf 111.67 201(41) P CHW W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 52 107 Sambalpur 200.49 483(103) P CHW W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

DIRECTORY

Approach Nearest Town Power

to & Supply

Village distance

(in km.)

11 12 13

KR Alipurduar-22kms

KR Alipurduar-18kms ED

KR Alipurduar-16kms ED

KR Alipurduar-21kms

KR Alipurduar-20kms EAG

K R Alipurduar -17kms

KR,PR Alipurduar-19kms ED,EAG

KR,PR Alipurduar-15kms ED

PR,KR Alipurduar-24kms EAG

KR Alipurduar-21 kms

KR Alipurduar-21 kms

PR,KR Alipurduar-21 kms ED

PR.KR Alipurduar-20kms

KR Alipurduar-21 kms

KR Alipurduar-2Skms

PR.KR Alipurduar-23kms

KR Alipurduar-21 kms

KR Alipurduar-

PR,KR Alipurduar-24kms ED

PR,KR Alipurduar-26kms ED

KR Alipurduar-26kms

KR Alipurduar-28kms

KR Alipurduar-30kms

KR Alipurduar-30kms

KR Alipurduar-31 kms

65

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in

hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Forest

14

Irrigated by

source

15

W-2.25

R-3.51 0-6

W-1

W-3.06

W-1

0-5

W-2

TW-15

0-3.00

W-4

TW-5.35 R-4.1 0

W-4.6 GC-11

.. W-7 TW-1GC-253

.. W-2 TW-1 GC-166

.. W-3 0-0.40 GC-20

GC-20

GC-20

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16 17

637.42

414.28

535.18

555.07

301.33

351.10

290.55

122.35

495.88

297.25

9.01

548.22

313.00

386.64

375.00

602.44

282.61

258.52

224.08

36.09

488.15

479.95

117.22

90.21

152.22

Area not

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for

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41.25

6.86

4.51

1.01

50.49

17.67

43.73

9.75

1807

45.05

0.92

0.14

27.20

7.47

6.00

29.00

20.34

18.67

8.20

65.33

35.77

56.56

11.47

1.46

33.27

66

C.D. BLOCK ALiPURDUAR-1I 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 & markeVhat, Railway Station,

Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- ALiPURDUAR

53 108 Garokhuta 346.37 878(185) P CHW W,TW (.)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

54 109 Dangi 334.15 1187(237) P(2) (·){-5kms) W,HP,P (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (- )(-5kms)

55 110 Panbari 281.82 789(139) P (-)(-Skms) W,HP PO {-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

56 111 Simlabari 420.68 943(174) P (-)(-Skms) W,HP,R (-)(-Skms) Weekly (-)(-Skms)

S7 112 Dansibad 560.98 2073(397) P(2)0 PHS W,HP (-)(-5kms) Biweekly (-)(-Skm!5)

58 113 Nurpur 640.71 16S9(333) P(2),AC, (-)(-Skms) W,HP (-)(-Skms) Weekly (-)(-5kms)

0(2)

59 114 Turturi 517.08 1537(288) P(3) (-)(-Skms) W,R (-)(-Skms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(-Skms)

60 1 IS Dhalajhora 549.48 182S(347) P(2)M,0 (-)(-5kms) W,HP (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

61 116 Uttar Rampur 331.00 800(14S) P PHS W,TW,R (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

62 117 Loknathpur 42S.06 1787(323) P(2),M, (-)(-Skms) W,HP (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

H,O

63 118 Dhaola Jhora Tea 615.94 2907(630) P D TW PO Weekly (-)(-Skms)

Garden

64 119 Uttar Chakirbas 20.63 204(38) P (-)(10+kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

65 120 Kohinur Tea 762.74 9S89(1983) P,O PHC,D T,TW PO Weekly ( -)(-5kms)

Garden

66 121 Mahakal Guri 232.73 IS43(275) P CHW W,TW (·)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

67 122 Dakshin Mahakal 331.87 1462(268) P,O (-)(5-10kms) W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms)

Guri

68 123 Bara Chakibas 455.49 2230(383) P(4),M, (-)(10+kms) W,TW PO Biweekly (-)(-Skms)

PUC

69 124 Chhota Chakir 239.09 1341(242) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

Bas

70 12S Chhipra 324.42 1814(351) P (-)(10+kms) W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS

71 126 Bakla 349.68 1651 (313) P CHW W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

72 127 Chepani 551.20 2348(468) P,O CHW W,TW (-)(-5km:o) (-)(-5kms) BS

73 128 Purba Chepani 62S.89 4510(879) P(S) H 0 CHW W,TW PO Biweekly BS

74 129 Uttar Parokata 619.03 3901 (712) P(3) 0 PHS W,TW PO (-)(-Skms) BS

75 130 Madhya Parokata 395.17 2871(539) P(2) 0 (-)(-Skms) W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS

76 131 Purba Khalisha 380.76 1682(331} P CWC CHW W,TW (-}(-5kms) (-}(-Skms) (-)(-5kms)

Mari

77 132 Dakshin Parokata 577.11 3390(647) P(3) 0 PHS 0 W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS

78 133 Brajer Kuthi 315.34 1788(346) P,O (-)(-Skms) W,TW PO (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms)

67

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 i4 15 16 17 18

KR Alipurduar-28kms GC-23 308.05 15.32

KR Alipurduar-33kms GC-190 0-1 120.20 20.95

KR Alipurduar-33kms W-6.06 258.76 17.00

KR Alipurduar-33kms 397.35 23.33

KR Alipurduar-34kms 0-2.80 492.00 67.18

KR Alipurduar-38kms 0-2.80 562.21 76.70

KR Alipurduar-35kms W-20-2 485.08 28.00

KR,PR Alipurduar 0-1.23 531.16 17.09

KR Alipurduar 0-0.56 294.00 36.44

PR,KR Alipurduar-38kms W-20-1.80 391.89 29.37

PR Alipurduar-30kms ED W-3.21 294.94

KR Alipurduar-38kms i3.20 7.43

KR Alipurduar-30kms W-3.70 82.30 310.44

KR Alipurduar-26kms 217.02 .1S.7i PR,KR Alipurduar-26kms 329.21 2.66

KR Alipurduar-29kms 445.08 10.4i

KR Alipurduar-40kms W-104.68 100.35 330.06

PR,KR Alipurduar-33kms W-8.85 3i5.61 9.96 PR,KR Alipurduar-28kms W-7.78 0-20 301.11 20.79 PR,KR Alipurduar-27kms W-9 479.70 62.50 PR,KR Alipurduar-24kms .. W-19 GC-169.09 377.89 59.91 PR,KR Alipurduar-34kms W-19 441.00 159.03

KR Alipurduar-27kms W-4 327.60 63.57 KR Alipurduar-26kms W-5 345.80 29.96

PR,KR Alipurduar-24kms W-3 556.90 17.21 KR Alipurduar-31 kms 314.27 1.07

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74

APPENDIX - II VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) Land use (Le. area under different type of land use in heatres rounded upto two decimal places)

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

gauchar and groves

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

OOLA BARI (P.S. MAL) 927.00 NA NA NA NA NA

2 GAIRKATA (P.S. BANARHAT) 296.00 NA NA NA NA NA

3 DHUPGURI (P.S. DHUBGURI) 1,455.00 NA NA NA NA NA

4 FALAKATA (P.S. FALAKATA) 492.00 NIL NIL 162.00 NIL 330.00

5 UTTAR lATABARI (P.S. KAlCHINI) 668.00 NA NA NA NA NA

6 UTTAR KAMAKHYAGURI (P.S. 349.45 NIL 0-60.70 60.73 NIL 228.02

(P.S. KUMARGRAM)

7 DOMOHANJ (P.S. MAYNAGURI) 1,857.00 NIL 0-148.40 1,279.20 88.80 340.60

8 MAYNAGURI (P.S. MAYNAGURI) 1,238.00 NIL 0-58.80 660.18 60.80 458.22

9 ALiPURDUAR RL Y JNC. 720.00 NA NA NA NA NA

(P.S. ALiPURDUAR)

10 CHECHAKHATA (P S. ALiPURDUAR) 144.00 NA NA NA NA NA

11 PASCH 1M JITPUR (P.S. ALiPURDUAR; 632.00 NIL 0-4.45 592.46 16.99 18.10

12 DABGRAM (P S. BHAKTINAGAR) 4,586.00 NA NA NA NA NA

75

APPENDIX-III

VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES AVAILABLE EXCEPT DRINKING WATER

51. Viii. Name of Villages 51. Viii Name of Villages

No. Code No. Code

2 3 2 3 ~~-----

P.S.-JALPAIGURI C.D. BLOCK-KUMARGRAM

18 Chhitland Of 5ingimari Nil

C.D. BLOCK-FALAKATA

C.D. BLOCK-MA YNAGURI Nil

P.S.-MAYNAGURI (0060) C.D. BLOCK-MADARIHAT

11 Nimna Tandu Forest Nil

C.D. BLOCK-DHUPGURf

P.S.-DHUBGURI (0090) C.D. BLOCK-KALCHINI

• 50 Ramsai Forest Nil

C.D. BLOCK-RAJGANJ C.D. BLOCK-AUPURDUAR I

Nil P.S.- ALIPURDUAR

C.D.BLOCK-MATIALI T orsa forest

Nil 15 Sal Kumar Forest

C.D. BLOCK-NAGRAKATA

P.S.-BANARHAT

31 Angrabhasa C.D. BLOCK-ALIPURDUAR-li

C.D. BLOCK-MAL P.S.-ALIPURDUAR

P.S. -MAL 27 82 Madhya Shibkata

• 98 Dadshin Cheng Mari 38 93 Chikliguri

• 100 Paschim Mauamari 69 124 Chhota Chakir Bas

* 101 Paschim Prem Ganj

• Star Mark Shows That There Is No Amenities Available Including Drinking Water

76

APPENDIX-IV

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of SC. JI.

(Parcentage %) No.

2

C.B. BLOCK- JALPAIGURI

P.S.-JAIPAIGURI

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16-20

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7

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11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

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20

21

22

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Name of Villages Range of SC. JI.

(Parcentage %) No.

3 2

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24

2S

Nil 26

Nil 27

Nil 28

Nil 29

Amarkhana C.D.BLAOCK-MAYNAGURI

P.S.- MAYNAGURI

Barapatina Nutanbus 3

Bhelakoba O-S' 10

Satkhamar 11

Bahadur

Patkata 6-10

Paharpur 11 -1S

Kharia 16-20

Mandalghat 21-30

Goralbari

Dharmmadeb 2

Araji Amarkhana S

Rarmmadeb 6

Araji Maria Kamala 7

Singimar Dwitiya Khanda 8

Maria Kamala Puhari 9

Singimari Pratham Khanda 12

Chhitland of Singimari 13

Brtubari Nagar 14

Shakati 15

Binnaguri 16

Dai Khata 17

Name of Villages

3

Berubari

Banshkanthia

Araji Garalbari

Nandanpur

Kharija Berubari

Kahthua

Boalmari

Forest Ramsai

Jadabpur Tea Garden

Nimna Tandu Forest

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Purbba Dobbari

Panbari

Satvendi

Jhar Baraguri

Kaoagap

Ramsai

Uttar Kalamati

Kajar Dighi

Dakshin Kalamati

Cheng Mari

Kumarpara

Baulbari

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

JI.

No.

2

lB

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

39

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

Name of Villages

3

Chatrarpar

Sisua Bari

Pascl1im Bsragharia

Dharmmapur

Gaurgram

Dskshin Puti Mari

Barnes

Uttar Puti Mari

Uttar Dangapara

Dakshin Ulladabari

Ulladabari

Bagjan

Singi Mari

Paitkakhocha

Bangia Jhar

Dakshinm Baragila

Pascl1im Baragila

Chapgar

Purbba Baragila

Betgara

Amguri

Uttar Khagra Bari

Madhya Khagra Bari

Dakshin Khagra Bari

Uttar Madhab Danga

Madhab Danga

Dakshin Madhab Danga

Dakshin Dangapara

Purba Sisua Bari

Sara Kamet

Peneha Hati

Padamati

Khaer Khal

BhatPatti

77

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

C.D.BLOCK-DHUUPGURI

P.S.- BANARHAT

P.S.- DHUBGURI

P.S -BANARHAT

JI.

No.

2

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

88

89

90

11

Name of Villages

3

Balasan

Purbba Harmati

Paschim Harmati

Dahshin Bhuskadanga

Uttar Bhuska Danga

Gartali Jalpes

Paschirn Salbari

Purbba Salbari

Basilar Danga

Narendrapur

Tekatali

Dwarika Nar!

Chares Bari

Dhaoaguri

Ratherhat

Chura Bhandrar

Shanga Mali

Purbba Dehar

Haslu Danga

Bhangar Hat

Charchura Bhandar

Jabar Amli

Sapti Bari

Purbba Baragharia

Bral1mapur

Paharpur

Baikur Gourgrarn

Debpara Tea Garden

Range ofSC.

(Parcentage %)

0-5'

P.S. -Dhubguri

0-5'

P.S. -Banarhat

6-10

P.S. -Dhubguri

6-10

P .S. -Banarhat

11-16

P.S. -Banarhat

16-20

P.S. -Banarhat

JI.

No.

2

12

26

27

58

59

2

4

9

10

17

19

20

28

31

79

3

6

7

16

18

29

8

14

16

21

5

Name of Villages

3

Prayagpur

Gairl<ata Tea Garden

Haldibari Tea Garden

Gosair Hat Forest

Sona Khuli

Red Bank Tea Garden

Chhamurchi Tea Garden

Hari Talguri Tea Garden

Diana Tea Garden

Banrhar Tea Garden

Bina Guri Tea Garden

Telipara Tea Garden

Maraghat Forest

Mogal Kata Tea Garden

Jakhaikona

Ambari Tea Garden

Kathalguri Tea Garden

Ria Bari Tea Garden

Gendra Para Tea Garden

Karbala Tea Garden

Totopara Tea Garden

PaJas Bari Tea Garden

Lakshmipara Tea Garden

Maraghat Tea Garden

Sakojhora

Chuna Shati Tea Garden

78

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

21-30

P.S. -Dhubguri

21-30

P.S. -Banarhat

31+

P.S. -Dhubguri

31+

JI.

No.

2

33

76

102

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

22

23

24

44

46

46

47

48

49

51

62

63

54

55

56

57

60

Name of Villages

3

Uttar Salbari

Purbbalta Gram

Gadang Dwitta Khanda

Chanadipa

Dakshin Salbari

Madhya Salbari

Purba Duramari

Paschim Duramari

Uttar Jhoralta Gram

Dakhin Nunkhawa Danga

Bhatiapara

Fataktari

Chamti Mukhi

Pradhan Para

Uttar Dangapara

Sajnapara

Lakshmikantapur Tea Garden

Uttar Khuttimri

Madhya Khuttimari

Baman Tari

Paschim Dangapara

Garial Tari

Chauhaddi

Paschim Daukimari

Madhya Daukimari

Purbba Daukimari

Uttar Kathulia

Dakshinkhutti Marl

Gara Khuta

Dakshin Sako Jhora

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

JI.

No.

2

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

77

78

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

88

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

99

Name of Villages

3

Mallik Sobha

Nirajanpat

Jhar Magurmari

Kalirhat

Dakshin Kathulia

Dakshin Jharalia

Char Charabari

Gadhearkuti

Bagri Bari

Kursa Marl

Bhjandani

TukHmari

Parkumlat

Aschim Mallik Para

Uttar Altagram

Maina Tali

Dakshin Altagram

Patki Daha

Oakshin Dangapara

Dam Bari

Dakshin Khaibari

Bhotpara

Khalai Gram

Madhyaboragari

Bara Gharia

Bhemtia

Paschim Magurmari

Magurmari

Purba Magurmari

Uttar Gosairhat

Gosairhat Chhils

Purbba Mallik Para

Dakshin Gosair Hat

Gadang Pratham Khanda

79

APPENDIX-IV

Range of se. (Parcentage %)

31+

C.D.BLOCK - RAJGANJ

P.S.- BHAKTINAGAR

P.S.- RAJGANJ

0-5* NIL

J1.

No.

2

100

101

103

104

105

106

107

108

Name ot Villages

3

Kathapara

Kazipara

Purbba Dangapara

Paschlm Salbari

Purbba Salbari

Jhra Salbari

Jura Panl

Pundibari

P .S.-BHAKTI NAGAR (0010)

6-10 23 Gadhea ganj

P.S.- Bhaktinagar (0010)

11-15 25 Badia Gachha

16-20 Nil

P.S .• Bhaktinagar (0010)

21-30 22 Ambari Falakata

P.S. -Bhaktinagar (0010)

Junglee Mohal

3 Binnaguri

4 Simulguri

5 Lalita Bari

31+ 6 Manta Dari

17 Chakia Bhita

18 Kamar Bhita

19 Mehendi Gachh

24 Jugi Bhita

P .S. -Rajganj

7 Shikarpur

8 Guzrimari

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

C.D. BLOCK - MATIALI

P.S - MITIALJ

0-5'

6-10

JI.

No.

2

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

20

21

26

27

28

29

2

4

12

15

5

10

13

14

19

29

30

31

3

6

80

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Chhat Guzri Mari

Kismat Sukant

Araji Bhelakoba

Pani Kauri

Araji Bhelakoba II

Ajari Bhelakoba III

Chhat Shikarpur

Araji Binnaguri

Balai Gachh

Mahan Bhita

Pathar Ghata

Sannyasi Kata

Sukani

KukurJan

Engo Tea Garden

Juranti Tea Garden

Son Gachhi Tea Garden

Matiali Hat

KiJkote Tea Garden

Aibhil Tea Garden

Maliali Tea Garden

Chalsa Tea Garden

Indong Tea Garden

Khariar Bandar

Bara Dighi Tea Garden

Chhaoa Phali

Nimna Tandu Forest

Nakhhati Tea Garden

Nagai Suri Tea Garden

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

11-15

16-20

21-30

31+

JI.

No.

2

CD.BLOCK - NAGRAKATA

P.S. - NAGRAKATA

P.S. - BANARHAT

P.S - Nagrakata

0-5'

P .S. - Banarhat

0-5*

P.S. - Nagrakata

Name of Villages

3

7 Chalauni Tea Garden

9 Youngttong Tea Garden

18 Sathkaya Tea Garden

20 Neora Majhiali

25 Bata Bari Tea Garden

8 Samsing Tea Garden

16 Chalsa Mahabari

22 Mathachulka

17 Mangal Bari

21 Salbri

26 Purbba Bata Bari

27 uttardhup Jjhora

28 Dakshin Dhup Jhora

7 Nagrakata

10 Kurti Tea Garden

11 Gatia Tea Garden

15 Grassmore Tea Garden

16 Ghasmari

19· KhairBari

20 Tandu

21 Tandu Tea Garden

27 Kalabari Tea Garden

Jiti Tea Garden

2 Hope Tea Garden

3 Naya Saili Tea Garden

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

6-10

JI.

No.

2

P.S. - Nagrakata

11-15

P.S. - Nagradhata

16-20

P.S. - Banarhat

16-20

P.S. - Banarhat

21-30

P.S. - Banarhat

31+

C.D.BLOCK-MAL

PS. -MAL

8

9

12

13

14

18

22

4

6

17

28

24

30

31

25

26

32

33

4

7

10

16

81

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Sukhanj Basti

Bhagatpur Tea Garden

Luksan Tea Garden

Caron Tea Garden

Chengmari Tea Garden

Sulkapara

Bamandanga Tea Garden

Hila Tea Garden

Nagrakata Tea Garden

ChharTandu

Kalabari

Jaldhakaaltadanga Tea Garden

Hridaypur

Angrabhasa

Khairkata

Dhumpara

Dhoudasimla

Uttar Nunkhawadanga

Ellen BUry Tea Garden

Kalagaity T G

Lishriver Tea Garden

Apalchand Forest

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

0-5'

6-10

11-15

JI.

No.

2

21

28

38

40

41

42

45

48

49

59

79

8

23

25

29

31'

34

37

46

47

50

52

72

11

12

18

22

32

33

39

43

55

Name of Villages

3

Manabari T G

Gurjangjhora Tea Garden

Betbari Tea Garden

Damdim Tea Garden

Kumlai Tea Garden

Newclenco Tea Garden

Haihai Pathar Tea Garden

Demka Jhora

Bainguri Tea Garden

An21.ndapur Tea Garden

Neoranadi Tea Garden

Saogaon

Turibari

Menglass Tea Garden

Tunbari Tea Garden

Rangamati Tea Garden

Rani Chera Tea Garden

Damdimhat

Test Mala

Haihai Pathar

Purba Damdim

Nipuchhapur Tea Garden

,)ogesh Chandra Tea Garden

Bagrakot Tea Garden

Uttar Phulbari

Odlabari Tea Gardsn

Manabari

Khasjangal-I

Syli Tea Garden

Paschim Damdim

Haihaipathar Tea Garden 11+111

Kumali

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

16·20

21·30

31+

J\.

No.

2

60

69

75

5

14

24

26

30

36

61

17

19

27

51

54

71

80

81

15

53

56

57

58

62

65

66

67

68

70

73

82

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Uttar Hanskhali

Purbba Dolaicaon

Dhala Bari

Washabari Tea Garden

HanskhaH

Patharjhora Tea Garden

Datingkote Tea Garden

Nidam Jhora Tea Garden

Sisubari Tea Garden

DakShin Hanskhali

Targhera

Dakshinodlabari

Malnadi Tea Garden

Nipuchhapur

Kanta Dighi Kumatpara

Mal Hati Forest

Purbba Kanta Dighi Kumarpara

Lata Guri

Gojaldoba Tea Garden

Nich Chalsa

Raja Danga

Bara Gharia

Anandapur

Gochi Mari

Neola Basti

Golabari

Chengmari Forest

Cheng Mari Dangapara

Pashim Dolaigaon

Uttar Chengmari

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

JI.

No.

2

C.D.BLOCK - KUMARGRAM

P.S. - KUMARGRAM

Name of Villages

3

74 Uttar Majhgram

76 Jhar Majhgarm

77 KOdal Kati

78 Neora

82 Dakshin Kanta Dighi Kumarpara

83 Chikan Mati

84 Kranti

85 Dakshin Majh Gram

86 Uttarkhalpara

87 Chengmari Hat

88 Dakshin Khalpara

89 Uttar Sari Pakuri

90 Adabari

91 Uttar Matiali

92 Jhar Maliali

93 Chak Maulani

94 Dakshin Chakmaulani

95 Dakshin Sari pakuri

96 Chapa Danga

97 Paschim Sanga Para

98 Dakshin Cheng Mari

99 Purbba Mauamri

100 Paschim Mauamari

101 Paschim Prem Ganj

102 Prem Ganj Majhiali

103 Purbba Premganj

104 Purbba Sangapara

105 Dakshin Matiali

106 Bidurerdanga

107 Basu Suba

Sachapho Forest

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

0-5'

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

JI.

No.

2

3

4

9

10

11

32

5

6

7

8

31

34

47

2

26

30

56

25

43

20

23

27

33

12

13

14

16

17

18

83

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Chunia Jhora Tea Garden

Kartika Tea Garden

Tuturi Tea Garden

Raydak Tea Garden

Raydak Forest

Ohomrara Forest

Rahimbad Tea Garden

Jainti Tea Garden

Turturi Khanda

Jainta Tea Garden II

New Lands Tea Garden

Sankos Tea Garden

Bhalka Forest

Phaskhawa Tea Garden

Paschim Chengmari

Amarpur

Majher Oabri

Narakhata

Hemaguri

Purbpa Nara Thali

Nara Thali

Lal Chandpur

Kumargram Tea Garden

Madhya Naratthali

Paschim Narathali

Oakhin Narathali

Madgya Kamakhyaguri

Oakhin Kamarkhyaguri

Teli Para

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

C.D BLOCK -FALAKATA

P.S.-FALAKATA

0·5"

JI.

No.

2

19

21

22

24

28

29

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

44

45

46

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

7

13

32

33

38

61

Name of Villages

3

Paschim Chakchka

Gachaimari

Chuota Oaldali

Uttar Narathali

Dhantali

Jaydedpur

Uttar Hadi Bari

Pukhri Ghon

Kumargram

Madhya Haldibari

Dakhin Haldi Bari

Paglar Hat

Cengmari

Dakshin Cheng Mari

Baradaldal

Ghaksapara

Radhanagar

Purbbasalbari

Bara Bisa

Purbba Chakchaka

Oakhin Rampur

Laskar Para

Bhalka

Pakriguri

Barui Para

Dalmoney Tea Garden

Sarugaon Tea Garden

Tasti Tea Garden

Dalgaon Tea Garden

Dakshin Deogaon

Kadambini Tea Garden

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

31+

JI.

No.

2

5

41

6

8

22

52

53

2

9

23

35

37

39

55

3

4

10

11

12

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

24

25

Name of Villages

3

Ethelbari Tea Garden

Paschim Deogaon

Jagi Jhora Barabak

Chengmari Forest

Dalgaon Forest

Parangarpar

Paschim Salkumar

Uma Charanpur

Narasingpur

Sishabari Saru Gaon

Baganbari

Karaibari

Purbba Deogaon

Madhya Deogaon

Badaiari

84

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

31+

JI.

No.

2

Mechhua Dhura Bala Bathan .

Deomali

Khagenhat

Dhanirampur

Ghatpar Saru Gram

Malsagaon

Pramode Nagar

Gokul Nagar

Bala Sundar

Jay Chandpur C.D. BLOCK· MADARIHAT

Bhutnir Ghat P .S. -Birpara

Bara Doba

Kshirarkot

Dalimpur 0-5"

Name of Villages

3

26 Kathal Bari

27 Guabar Nagar

28 Jateswar

29 Hedaiel Nagar

30 Ali Nagar

31 Bengkandi

34 Dalgaon

36 Uttar Deogaon

40 Dhula Gaon

42 Jharh Beltali

43 Prubba Jhar Bellali

44 Bellali Bhandani

45 Nabanagar

46 Harinathpur

47 Jogendrapur

48 Salpukuria

49 Mairadanga

50 Talukertari

51 Cflhota Salkumar

54 Khau Chandpara

56 Sibnathpur

57 Lochhmandabari

58 Kunja Nagar

59 Chua Khola

60 Dakshin Parangarpar

62 Bangshidharpur

63 Raichenga

64 Kalipur

(0100)

3 Dheklapara Garden

5 Rahimpur Tea Garden

8 Dimdimma Tea Garden

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

P.S - Madar/hat

0-5'

JI.

No.

2

11

13

17

(0120)

20

21

24

33

34

42

P.S. - Birpara (0100)

10

6-10 12

14

18

P .S. - Madarihat (0120)

19

£1

36

6-10 39

45

47

48

P.S. - Birpara (0100)

4

6

1H5 9

26

30

31

P.S. - Madarihat (0120)

22

11-15 28

85

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Jay Birpara Tea Garden

Gard Chera Bandapani

Gopalpur Tea Garden

Dakshin Sisubari

Dakshin Rangali Baznar

Chapaguri

Totopara Tea Garden

Ballal Guri

Islamabad

Nangdala Tea Garden

Bandapani Tea Garden

Makrapara Tea Garden

Dumchi Tea Garden

Uttar Sisubari

Dumchipara Tea Gardin

Purba Khairbari

Mujnai Tea Garden

Uttar Chheka Mari

Madhya Madarlhat

Paschim Madarihat

Nepaina

Sarugaon

Sisha - Jumrha

Birpara Tea Garden

Ramjhora Tea Garden

Lankapara Tea Garden

Lankapara Hat

Dakshin Khari Bari

Hantupara Tea Garden

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

P.S. - Birpara

16-20

P.S. - Madar/hat

16-20

P.S. - Madarihat

21-30

P.S. - Madarihat

31+

C.D.BLOCK - KALCHINI

P.S - Jaygaon

0-5*

P.S. - Kalchini

0-5'

P.S. - Jaygaon

JI.

No.

2

38

15

37

23

29

35

46

40

41

44

49

50

4

5

6

16

7

8

15

31

44

45

2

3

Name of Villages

3

Madhya Khairbari

Dalmore Tea Garden

Uttar Kha\rbari

Madhya Rangali Baznar

Garganda Tea Garden

Holapara Forest

Uttar Madarihat

Uttar Rangali Baznar

Paschim Khairbari

Madhya Chheka Mari

Dakshin Madarihat

Purba Madarihat

Saudamini Tea Garden

Madhya Satali

Paschim Satali

Satali Mandai Para

Dakshin Salali

Salali Nakadala

Purba Satali

Bhutri Forest

Buxa Hill Forest

Buxa Forest (Panbari Khanda)

Parmalangi

Nilpara Forest

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

6-' 0

P.S. - Kalchini

6-10

p S. - Jaygaon

11-15

P.S. - Kalchini

11-15

P.S. - Jaygaon

16-20

P.S. - Kalchini

16-20

P.S. - Jaygaon

21-30

JI.

No.

2

18

19

24

25

9

13

35

40

41

43

20

21

22

23

27

29

11

12

32

34

36

37

39

42

28

30

33

86

APPENDIX-IV

Name of Villages

3

Madhu Tea Garden

Satali Tea Garden

Tosra Tea Garden

Mechia Basti

Uttar Mandabari

Daksin Latabari

Mechpara Tea Garden

Bhatkhawa Tea Garden

Atiabari Tea Garden

Buxa Forest Craja

Malangi Tea Garden

Beech Tea Garden

Bharnobari Tea Garden

Dalsingpara Tea Garden

Jaygaon

Gabaur Bachhra Forest

Nimtijhora Tea Garden

Nlmti Domohani

Radha Rani Tea Garden

Chuapara

Bhatpara Tea Garden

Kalchini Tea Garden

Dima Tea Garden

Rajabhat Tea Garden

Chhota Jaygaon

Rangamati Tea Garden-

Chuapara Tea Garden

Uttar Barajhar Forest

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

P.S. - Kalchini

21-30

31+ Nil

JI.

No.

2

10

38

C.D.BLOCK - AUPURDUAR - r

P.S. - ALIPURDUAR

12

0-5' 15

25

48

22

6-10 39

11-15 58

16-20 Nil

2

21-30 23

40

56

3

4

5

6

31+ 7

8

9

10

,,11

13

Name of Villages

3

Dakshin Mandabari

Gangutta Tea Garden

Dakshin Barajhar Forest

Sal Kumar Forest

Mathura Tea Garden

Paschim Majherdabri T:6

Paschim Simla Bari

Paitka Para Tea Garden

Purba Majjherdabri T:6

Torsa Forest

Parpatla Khawa

Uttar Simla Bari

Foska Danga

Bholar Dabri

Nejbil

Paschim Khatal Bari

Jogendra Nagar

Kala Beria

Sal Kumar Hat

Munshi Para

Prodhan Para

Jaldapara

Nutan Para

Sidha Bari

Range of SC.

iParcentage %)

JI.

No.

2

14

16

17

18

19

20

21

24

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

C.D.BLOCK - ALiPUROUAR - "

P.S. - ALiPURDUAR

79

83

100

Name of Villages

3

Suri Para

Siru Bari

Purba Khatal Bari

Patla Khawa

Sil Bari Hat

Dakshin Chakoakheti

Purba Simla Bari

Kumar Para

Uttar Sonapur

Dakshin Sonapur

Pachkal Guri

Dakshin Kansin Gram

Uttar Kansin Gram

Tapari Khata

Pukuri Tola

Dakshin Paitka Para

Pashim Salbari

Naottoar Tari

Uttar Chakoa Kheti

Madhya Paitka Para

Uttar Paitka Para

Satkodali

Banchu Kamari

Chapatali

Pararpar

Birpara

Ghagra

Bariiguri

Uttardhalkar

Pukhuria

Kadampur

87

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

0-5*

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

31+

Nil

JI.

No.

2

103

104

105

106

107

110

116

118

80

81

99

115

123

101

102

111

66

71

76

77

93

98

112

113

120

122

125

53

54

55

59

Name of Villages

3

Baniagaon

Bania Dabri

Jaypur

Purba Jitpur

Sambalpur

Panbari

Uttar Rampur

Dhaola Jhora Tea Garden

Uttarshibkata

Shrinathpur Tea Garden

Taleswarguri

Dhala Jhora

Bara Chaki Bas

Patotola

Samuktola

Simlabari

Purbabarachouki

Karipara

Bhasadabri

Dakshin Dhalkar

Chikliguri

Paschim Chepani

Damsibad

Nurpur

Kohinur Tea Garden

Dakshin Mahakal Guri

Chhipra

Chengpara

Chaprarpar

Dakshinmajherdabri

Uttarpanialguri

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

JI.

No.

2

Name of Villages

3

60 Dakshinpanialguri

61 Uttarmajherdabri

62 Bhelukdabri

63 Chandijhar

64 Chalnipak

65 Paschimbarachouki

67 Boragari

68 Bhatibari

69 Ka~jipara

70 Bindipara

72 Khatpara

73 Salsalabari

74 Kayakhata

75 Pulimari

78 Dakshinshibkata

82 Madhya Shibkata

84 Jashodanga

85 Tatpara

86 Uttar Majid Khana

87 Dakshin Majid Khana

88 Saudpara

89 Uttar Bhati Bari

(0-5)*

Excludes Villages With

Noscheduled Castes Population.

88

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC.

(Parcentage %)

JI.

No.

2

90

91

92

94

95

96

97

109

114

117

119

121

124

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

Name of Villages

3

Chilurghat

Kumarijan

Paschimchikliguri

Purba Chikli Guri

Uttar Chikli Guri

Thanu Para

Paschim Khalishamari

Dangi

Turturi

Loknathpur

Uttar Chakirbas

Mahakal Guri

Chhota Chakir Bas

Bakla

Chepani

Purba Chepani

Uttar Parokata

Madhya Parokata

Purba Khalisha Mari

Dakshin Paro Kata

Brajer Kuthi

89

APPENDIX-IV

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

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK-JAJPAJGURJ 35 Ullada Bari

P.S.-JALPAIGURI 39 Bagjan

"Rage 0-5' 41 Singi Mari

2 Bhelakoba 47 Purbba Baragila

48 Belgara 3 Satkhamar

51 Madhya Khagra Bari 4 Bahadur

52 Dakshin Khagra Sari 7 Kharia

53 Uttar Madhab Danga

9 Goralbari 57 Purba Sisua Bari

14 Araji Maria Kamala 61 Khaer Khal

15 Singimar Dwitiya Khanda 62 Bhati Patti

17 Singimari Pratham Khanda 67 Uttar Bhuska Danga

21 Binnaguri 75 Chares Bari

23 Berubari 78 Chura Bhandrar

27 Kharija Berubari 81 Haslu Danga

82 Bhangar Hat "Range 6-15

83 Charchura Bhandar

84 Jabar Amli 6 Paharpur

85 Sapti Bari

16 Maria Kamala Puhari "Range 6-15

"Range 16·25 Nil

5 Panbarid

"Range 26-35 7 Jhar Baraguri

8 Kaoagap

Barapatina Nutanbus 12 Uttar Kalamti

5 Patkata 15 Cheng Mari

"Range 36·50 "Range 16-25

22 Dai Khata 9 Ramsai

'-Range 51+ Nil "Range 26·35 Nil

C.D.BLOCK-MA YNAGURI "Range 36·50 Nil

P.S.-MAYNAGURI "Range 51+

"Range 0-5'

2 Purbba Dobbari 6 Satvendi

18 Chatrarpar 3 Forest Ramsai

90

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

10 Jadabpur Tea Garden 107 Jura Pani

11 Nimna Tandu Forest "Range 6-15

C.D.BLOCK-DHUPGURI 21 Sakojhora

P.S.-BANARHAT 36 Madhya Sal Bari

P.S.-DHUBGURI 37 Purba Dura Mari

**Range 0-5' 40 Dakhin Nunkhawa Danga

38 Paschim Dura Mari 43 Chamti MUkhi

39 Uttar Jhoralta Gram

41 Bhatiapara 22 Pradhan Para

45 Uttar Khuttimari

51 Chauhaddi 46 Madhya Khutti Mari

53 Madhya Dauk1 Mari 47 Baman Tari

54 Purbba Dauki Mari 48 Paschim Danga Para

56 Dakshinkhutti Mari 49 Garial Tari

57 Gara Khuta -'Range 6-15

61 Mallik Sobha

62 Nirajanpat 55 Uttar Kathulia

64 Kalirhat 59 Sona Khuli

65 Dakshin Kathulia 60 Dakshin Sako Jhora

66 Dakshin Jharalta "Range 16-25

67 Char Charabari

68 Gadhe Arkuti 4 Chhamurchi Tea Garden

70 Kursa Mari 28 Marghat Forest

71 Bhandani 34 Chandipa

73 Parkumlai 35 Dakshin Sal Bari

75 Uttar Alta Gram 42 Fataktari

80 Patki Daha

83 Dakshin Khai Bari 23 Uttar Danga Para

84 Bhat Para 24 Sajna Para

85 Khafai Gram "Range 26-35

93 Purba Magur Mari

94 Uttar Gosairhat 12 Prayagpur

101 Kazipara 17 Banrhar Tea Garden

104 Paschim Salbari "Range 36-50

105 Purbbasalbari

106 Jhar Salbari 3 Ambari Tea Garden

91

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

5 Chuna Shati Tea Garden 23 Gadhea Ganj

7 Ria Bari Tea Garden 7 24 JugiBhila

8 Palas Bari Tea Garden 12 Pani Kauri

10 Diana Tea Garden 20 Balai Gachh

14 Lakshmi Para Tea Garden 21 Mahan Bhita

15 Gendra Para Tea Garden 25 Badia Gachha

18 Karbala Tea Garden 26 Pathar Ghata

19 Bina Guri Tea Garden 27 Sannyasi Kata

20 Telipara Tea Garden 28 Sukani

30 Jalapara 29 Kukurjan

33 Uttar Salbari

"Range 51+ "Range 6-15

5 Lalita Bari

2 Red Bank Tea Garden 6 Manta Dari

6 Kathalguri Tea Garden *Thsi10020

9 Hari Talguri Tea Garden 9 Chhat Guzri Mari

11 Debpara Tea Garden 15 Chhat Shikar Pur

16 Maraghat Tea Garden "Range 16-25

26 Gair Kata Tea Garden 4 Simulguri

27 Haldi Bari Tea Garden 19 Mehendi Gachh

29 Totopara Tea Garden

31 Mogal Kata Tea Garden 7 Shikar Pur

32 Chapaguri Khanda 8 Guzri Mari

14 Ajari Bhelakoba III

44 Lakshmi Kantapur T sa Garden "Range 26-35

55 Ramsai Forest Junglee Mohal

58 Gosair Hat Forest "Range 36-50 NH

"Range 51+ Nil

C.D.BLOCK-RAJGANJ

P.S.-BHAKTI NAGAR C.D.BLOCK-MATIALI

P.S.-RAJGANJ P.S.-MITIALI

"Range 0-5' "Range 0-5'

12 Matiali Hat

3 Binnaguri "Range 6-15

17 Chakia Bhita

18 Kamar Shita 8 Samsing Tea Garden

22 Ambari Falakata 28 Dakshin Dhup Jhora

92

APPENDIXplV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

'*Range 16-25

16 Chalsa Mahabari C.D.BLOCK-NAGRAKATA

20 Neora Majhia!i P.S.-NAGRALATA

21 Salbari P.S.-BANARHAT

26 Purbba Bata Bari '*Range 0-5* NIL

**Range 26-35

"Range 6-15

7 Chalauni Tea Garden

17 Mangal Bari 25 Khairkata

22 Mathachulka 29 Upar Kalabari

27 Uttardhup Jhora 32 Dhoudasimla

"Range 36-50 33 Uttar Nunkhawadanga

"Range 16-25

9 Yongttong Tea. Garden

"Range 51+ 1 (m) Upper Tendu Forest

Engo Tea Garden 26 Dhumpara

2 Juranti Tea Garden 31 Angrabhasa

3 Nakhati Tea Garden "Range 16-35

4 Son Gachhi Tea Garden

5 Aibhil Tea Garden 2 Hope Tea Garden

6 Nagai Suri Tea Garden 17 ChharTandu

10 Matiali Tea Garden 18 Sulkapara

19 Khair Bari 13 Chalsatea Garden

20 Tandu 14 Indon Tea Garden

"Range 36-50

15 Kilkote Tea Garden

18 Sathkaya Tea Garden 6 Nagrakata Tea Garden

19 Khariar Tea Garden 8 Sukhani Basti

23 Bara Dighi 12 Luksan Tea Garden

24 Paschimbata Bari

24 Jaldhakaal Tadanga Tea Garden 25 Bata Bari Tea Garden

30 Hridaypur 29 Bara Dighi Tea Garden

**Range 51 30 Chhaoa Phali

31 Nimna Tandu Forest Jjtj Tea Garden

93

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

3 Naya Saili Tea Garden 69 Purbba Dolaieaon

4 Hila Tea Garden 70 Paschim Dolaigaon

7 Nagrakata 74 Uttar Majhgram

9 Bhagatpur Tea Garden 76 Jhar Majh Gram

10 Kurti Tea Garden 81 Lata Guri

11 Gatia Tea Garden 87 Chengmari Hat

13 Caron Tea Garden 88 Dakshin Khal Para

14 Chengmari Tea Garden 89 Uttar Sari Pakuri

15 Grassmore Tea Garden 91 Uttar Matiali

16 Ghasmari 92 Jhar Matiali

21 Tandu Tea Garden 105 Dakshin Matiali

22 Bamandanga Tea Garden '*Range 16-25

27 Kalabari Tea Garden 6 Kalagaity

28 Kalabari 11 Bagrakot Tea Garden

C,D.BLOCK-MAL 14 Hanskhali

P.S.~MAL 23 Turibari

'*Range 0-5* 47 Haihai Pathar

50 Purba Damdim

12 Uttar Phulbari 54 KanIa Dighi Kumar Para

15 Gojaldoba Tea Garden 56 Raja Danga

32 Khasjangal - I 57 Bara Gharia

84 Kranti 58 Anandapur

90 Adabari 61 Dakshin Hanskhali

93 Chak Maulani 62 Goehi Mari

94 Dakshin Chakmaulni 67 Chengmari Forest

95 Dakshin Sari Pakuri 71 Mal Hati Forest

96 Chapa Danga **Range 16·25

98 Dakshin Cheng Mar! 73 Uttar Cheng Mari

106 Bidurer Danga 75 Dhala Bari

107 8asu Suba

**Range 6-15 77 Kodal Kati

78 Neora

37 Damdimhat 82 Dakshinkanta Dighi Kumar Para

53 Nieh Chalsa 83 Chikan Mati

65 Neola Basti 85 Dakshin Majh Gram

66 Gala Bari 86 Uttarkhal Para

94

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range ot ST. JI. Name ot Villages

(Parcentage 0/0) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

. "Range 26-35 41 Kumlat Tea Garden

42 Newclenco Tea Garden

19 Dakshinodlabari 45 Hahai Pathar Tea Garden

22 Manabari 49 Bainguri Tea Garden

24 Patharjhora Tea Garden 52 Nipuchhapur Tea Garden

46 Tesi Mala 55 Kumai

48 DemkaJhora 59 Anandapur Tea Garden

"Range 36-50 60 Uttar Hanskhali

72 Jogesh Chandra Tea Garden

5 Washabri Tea Garden 79 Neoranadi Tea Garden

26 Dalingkote Tea Garden 80 Purbba Kanta Dighikumarpraa

27 malnadi Tea Garden

39 Paschim Damdim C.O. BLOCK-KUMARGRAM

43 Haihaipathar Tea Garden 11+1 P.S.-KUMARGRAM

51 Nipuchhapur **Range 0-5'

"Range 51

19 Paschim Chakchka

3 Sundari Basti 47 8halka Forest

4 Elfen BUry Tea Garden 50 Purbba Chachaka

7 Kalagaity T G 51 Dakhin Ram Pur

8 Saogaon 52 Laskar Para

9 Saogaon Tea Garden 53 Bhalka

10 Lishriver Tea Garden 55 Sarui Para

16 Apalchand Forest "Range 6-15

17 Targhera

18 Odlabari Tea Garden 14 Dakhin Narathali

21 Manabari T G 16 Madhya Kamakhyaguri

25 Menglass Tea Garden 18 Teli Para

28 Gurjangjhora Tea Garden 38 Madhya Haldibari

29 Tunbari Tea Garden 39 Dakhin Haldibari

30 Nidam Jhora Tea Garden 41 Cengmari

31 Rangamati Tea Garden 49 Sara Sisa

33 SyJi Tea Garden "Range 16-25

34 Rani Chera Tea Garden

36 Sist.lbari Tea Garden 12 Madhya Narathali

38 Betbari Tea Garden 13 Paschim Narathali

40 Damdim Tea Garden 17 Dakhin Kamarkhya Guri

95

APPENDIX-IV

Range at ST. Jl. Name of Villages Range of ST. Jl. Name of Villages

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

2 .3 2 3

20 Purbba Nara Thali 26 Paschim Chengmari

21 Gachat Mari 2.7 Lal Chand Pur

36 Pukhri Ghon 30 Amarpur

37 Kumargram 31 New Lands Tea Garden

44 Baradaldal 33 Kumargram Tea Garden

**Range 26-35 34 Sankos Tea Garden

8 Jai Tea Garden II C.D.BLOCK-FALAKATA

22 Chuota Daldali P.S.-FALAKATA

23 Nara Thali "Range 0-5*

29 Jayded Pur

43 Hemaguri 11 Dhanirampur

45 Ghaksa Para 18 Jay Chand pur

46 Radha Nagar 19 Bhutnir Ghat

""Range 36-50 22 Parangarpar

24 Kshirarkot

5 Rahimabad Tea Garden 27 Guabar Nagar

7 Turturi Khanda 28 Jateswar

24 Uttar Narathali 29 Hedaiet Nagar

28 Dhan Tali 30 Ali Nagar

32 Dhomrara Forest 39 Madhya Deogaon

35 Uttar Hadi Sari 43 Purbba Jhar Beltali

40 Paglar Hat 44 Bellali Shandani

42 Dakshin Cheng Mari 46 Hari Nathpur

"'Range 36-50 47 Jogedra Pur

48 Purbbasal Bari 48 Satpukuria

'"Range 51+ 59 Chua KhoJa

63 Raichenga

Sachapho Forest 64 Kalipur

2 Phaskhawa Tea Garden '"Range 6-15

3 Chunia Jhora Tea Garden

4 Kartika Tea Garden 4 Deomali

6 Jain!! Tea Garden 14 Malsagaon

9 Tuturi Tea Garden 15 Pramode Nagar

10 Raydak Tea Garden 16 Gokul Nagar

11 Raydak Forest 17 Bala Sundar

25 Narakhata 23 Baganbari

96

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JJ. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

38 Dakshin Deogaon 7 Dalmoney Tea Garden

40 Dhula Gaon 8 Dalgaon Forest

41 Paschim Deogaon 13 Sarugaon Tea Garden

42 Jharh Beltali 32 Tasti Tea Garden

45 Nabanagar 33 Dalgaon Tea Garden

35 Karaibari 49 Malradanga

61 Kadambini Tea Garden 50 Talukertari

C.D.BlOCK-MADARIHAT 55 Badaitari

P.S.-BIRPARA 62 Bangshi Dharpur

P.S.-MADARIHAT "Range 16-25

**Range 0-5'

6 Chengmari Tari 2 Rati Forest

10 Khagenhat 16 Hoasinbad Tea Garden

12 Ghatpar Saru Gram

31 Bengkandi 46 Uttar Madarihat

36 Uttar Deogaon

51 Chhota Salkumar '*Range 6-15

53 Uma Charanpur 14 Makrapara Tea Garden

"Range 16-25 56 Sibnathpur 31 Lankapara Hat

57 Lochhmandabari

58 Kunja Nagar 41 Pascim Khair Bari

60 Dakshin Parangarpar 42 Islamabad

·"Range 26-35 49 Dakshin Madarihat

9 Sishabari Saru Gaorl URange 16-25

37 Purbba Deogaon

52 Paschim Salkumar Nepaina

15 Dalmore Tea Garden 54 Khau Chanpara

30 Lankapara Tea Garden "Range 36-50

Jagi Jhora Barabak 23 Madhya Rangali Baznar

2 Narasingpur 50 Purba Madarihat

3 Mechhua Dhura Bala Bathan

34 Dalgaon URange 26-35

"Range 51+ 4 Sarugaon

7 Dangapara 5 Ethel Bari Tea Garden

97

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Vilrages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

lParcentage %) No. (Parcentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

9 Birpara Tea Garden 43 Khair Bari Forest

13 Garo Chera Bandapani 45 Uttar Chheka Mari

26 Ramjhora Tea Garden C.D. BLOCK-KALCHINI

P.S.-JAYGAON

21 Dakshin RangaliBaznar P.S.-KALCHINI

22 Dakshin Khair Bari ""Range 0-5"

27 Dumchipara Tea Garden

29 Garganda Tea Garden 2 Parmalangi

40 Uttar Rangali Baznar 3 Nil Para Forest

47 Madhya Madarihat 28 Chhota jaygaon

**Range 36-50 ·*Range 6-15

6 Sisha - jumrha 23 Dafsingpara Tea Garden

27 Jaygaon

19 Uttar Sisubari

20 Dakshin Sisubari 31 Shutr; Forest

24 Chapaguri **Range16-15 Nil

28 Hantupara Tea Garden

33 Toto Para Tea Garden '"Range 6-15

35 Holapara Forest

36 Purba Khairbari Uttar Barajhar Forest

37 Uttar Khairbari 24 Tosra Tea Garden

38 Madhya Khair Bari 25 Mechia Bast;

44 Madhya Chheka Mari

48 Paschim Madarihat 32 Radha Rani Tea Garden

-'Range 51+ 37 Kalchini Tea Garden

3 Dheklapara Garden 44 Buxa Hill Forest

5 RahimpurTea Garden ··Range 36-50

8 Dimdimma Tea Garden

10 Nangdala Tea Garden 19 Satali Tea Garde

11 Jay Birpara Tea Garden

12 Bandapani Tea Garden 33 Chuapara Tea Garden

17 Gopalpur Tea Garden 36 Bhatpara Tea Garden

18 Dumchi Tea Garden 38 Gangutta Tea Garden

25 Dumchi Forest ""Range 50+

34 Ballal Guri

39 Mujnat Tea Garden 4 Saudamini Tea Garden

98

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

5 Madhya Satali 46 Ghagra

6 Paschim Satali 56 Bholar Dabri

16 Satali Mandai Para

18 Madhu Tea Garden ·"Range 6-15

20 Malangi Tea Garden

21 Beech Tea Garden 2 Parpatla Khawa

22 Bharnobari Tea Garden 3 Nejbi/

26 Gopimohan Tea Garden 4 Paschim Khatal Bari

29 Gabaur Bachhra Forest 5 Jogendra Nagar

**Range 50+ 7 Sal Kumar Hat

8 Munshi Para

7 Dakshin Satali 9 Prodhan Para

8 SataH Nakada\a 14 Suri Para

9 Uttar Mandabari 16 Siru Bari

10 Dakshin Mandabari 17 Purba Khatal Bari

11 Nimtijhora Tea Garden 18 PaUa Khawa

12 Nimti Domohani 19 Sil Bari Hat

13 Dakshin Latabari 20 Dakshin Chakoakheti

15 Purba Satali 32 Pukuri Tola

30 Rangamati Tea Garden 37 Madhya Paitka Para

34 Chuapara 42 Banchu Kamari

35 Mechpara Tea Garden 43 Chapatali

39 Dima Tea Garden 44 Pararpar

40 Bhalkhawa Tea Garden 47 Bariguri

41 Atlabari Tea Garden **Range 16-25

42 Rajabhat Tea Garden

43 Buxa Forest Craja 6 Kala Beria

45 Buxa Forest (Panbari Khanda) 10 Jalda Para

C.D. 8 LOCK-ALIPURDUAR-I 11 Nutan Para

P.S.-ALIPURDUAR 22 Pashim Simla Bari

"Range 0-5' 30 Uttar Kansin Gram

'''Range 26-35

26 Uttar Sonapur

28 Pachkal Guri 13 Sidha Bari

29 Dakshin Kansin Gram 21 Purba Simla Bari

31 Tapari Khata 24 Kumar Para

45 Birpara 34 Pashim Salbari

99

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 2 3

38 Uttar Paitka Para 89 Uttar Bhati Bari

"Range 36-50 90 Chilurghat

92 Paschimchikliguri

33 dakshin paitka para 94 Purba Chikli Guri

35 naottoar tari 95 Uttar Chikli Guri

"Range 51+ 96 Thanu Para

98 Paschim Chepani

Torsa Forest 126 Bakla

12 Oakshin Barajhar Forest 127 Chepani

15 Sal Kumar Forest 129 Uttar Parokata

23 Uttar Simla Bari 130 Madhya Parokata

25 Mathura Tea Garden 131 Purba Khalisha Mari

36 Uttar Chakoa Kheti 133 Brajer Kuthi

39 Paltka Para Tea Garden "Range 6-15

40 Foska Oanga

41 Saikodali 55 Oakshinmajherdabri

48 Paschim Majherdabri T:G 60 Oakshinpanialguri

58 Purba Majhedabri T.G. 64 Chalnipak

C.D.8LOCK-ALIPURDUAR-1I 65 Paschimbarachouki

P.S.-ALIPURDUAR 69 Karjjipara

75 Putimari

78 Dakshinshibkata

··Range 0-5* 82 Madhya Shibkata

97 Paschim Khalishamari

53 Chengpara 119 Uttar Chakirbas

54 Chaprarpar 124 Chhota Chakir Bas

61 Uttarmajherdabri 128 Purba Chepani

62 Bhelukdabri 132 Oakshin Paro Kata

63 Chandijhar "Range 16-25

66 Purbabarachouki

67 Boragari 99 Taleswar Guri

73 Salsalabari 101 Patotola

76 Bhasadabri 102 Samuktola

77 Dakshin Ohalkar 121 Mahakal Guri

84 Jashodanga '<Range 26-35

87 Dakshin Majid Khana

88 Saud para 120 Kohinur Tea Garden

100

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

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

2 3 1 2 3

125 Chhipra 103 Baniagaon

"Range 36-50 104 Bania Dabri

105 Jaypur

106 Purba Jitpur

59 Ut1arpanialguri 107 Sambalpur

80 Ut1arshibkata 108 Garokhuta

109 Dangi 110 Panbari

111 Simlabari 113 Nurpur

112 Damsibad 122 Dakshin Mahakal Guri

114 Turturi

"Range 51+ 115 DhalaJhora

79 Ut1ardhalkar 116 Uttar Rampur

81 Shrinathpur Tea Garden 117 Loknathpur

83 Pukhuria i18 Dhaora Jhora Tea Garden

100 Kadampur 123 Bara Chaki Bas

TOWN DIRECTORY

103

NOTE EXPLAN1NG THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

Class I

II III IV V

VI

STATEMENT - I SIZE CALLS OF TOWNS

Population 100,000 and above 50,000-99,999 20,000-49,999 10,000-19,999 5,000-9,999 Below 5,000

Civic Administration Status of Towns M.Corp. Municipal Corporation/Corporation M.C. Municipal Committee/Municipal Town

M M.B. M.C!' C.B. N.A.C.

T.C. T.B. G.P. N.P. S.C. S.B. S.A. S.A.D.A. E.O. U.C. C.T. N.M.

Committee Municipality Municipal Board Municipal Council Contonment Board/Contonment Notified Area/Notified Area Commit-tee/Notified Committee Town Committee Town/BoardlTown Area Committee Gram PanchayatNiliage Panchayat Nagar PanchayatITown Panchayat Station Committee Sanitary Board Special Area Special Area Development Authority Estate Office Union Committee Census Town Non-Municipal

STATEMENT - II

Navigable River/Canal R River C Canal

Road Length P.R. K.R.

STATEMENT - IV

Pucca Road Kuccha Road

System of Sewerage S Sewer OSD Open Surface Drains BSD Box Surface Drains SD Sylk Drains CD Cesspool Method Pt Pit System o Others

Method of disposal of nightsoil HL Head Loads B Baskets WB Wheel Barrows ST Septic Tank Latrines S Sewerage Pt Pit System o Others

Protected Water Supply OHT Over Head Tank SR Service Reservoir IG River Infiltration Gailery BWD Borewell Pumping System PT Pressure Tank TW Tubewell water/Hand pump T Tap Water W Well Water K Tank Water

STATEMENT -V Medical Facilities H Hospital D Dispensary HC Health-Centre/Primary Health Centre/

Primary Health Sub-Centre/Primary Health Unit etc.

FPC TB NH o A U

Family Planning Centre TB Clinic Nurshing Home Others Ayurvedic Unani Homeopathic

Educational Facilities A Arts only S Science only C Commerce only AS Arts and Science only ASC Combined for all categories-Arts,

Science and Commerce L Law U University o Others

Recreational and Cultural facilities

PL RR

Public Library Reading Room

104

TOWN STATEMENT STATUS AND

81. 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-

cluding

Houseless

House-

holds (in 1991

Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. II Alipurduar (M)* See Alipurduar UA

Alipurduar UA 25.85 17,656

i) II Alipurduar (M) 26/2/x Alipurduar 10.89 11,172

ii) IV Alipurduar Rly. 26/2/x11 Alipurduar Alipurduar-I 7.20 3,481

June. (NM)

iii) V Chechakhata (NM) 26/2/X111 Alipurduar Alipurduar-I 1.44 873

iv) IV Paschim Jitpur (NM) 26/2/XI Alipurduar Alipurduar-I 6.32 2,030

2. IV Alipurduar See Alipurduar UA

Rly. June. (NM)

3. V Chechakhata (NM) See Alipurduar UA

4. Debgram (NM) 26/2/1 Bhaktinagar Rajganj 45.86 29,999

5. III Dhupguri (NM) 26/2N111 Dhupguri Dhupguri 14.55 5,876

6. IV Donohani (NM) See Mainaguri UA

7. IV Falakata (NM) 26i2/1X Falakata Falakata 4.92 3,167

8. V Gairkata (NM) 26/2IVII Banarhat Dhupguri 2.96 1,536

9. II Jalpaiguri (M) 26/2/11 Jalpaiguri 10.08 13,507 9,708 11,463 14,520

(+18.14) (+26.60) 10. III Mainaguri (NM) See Mainaguri UA

Mainaguri UA 30.95 6,924

DIRECTORY - I GROWTH HISTORY

growth rate of the town at the Censuses of

1931 1941 1951 1961

11 12 13 14

24,886 28,927

(+16.24)

24,866 28,927

(+ 16.24)

18,962 27,766 41,259 48,738

(+30.59) (+46.43) (+48.60) (+18.13)

20,014

105

1971 1981

15 16

See Alipurduar UA

54,454 71,573

(+88.25) (+31.44)

36,667 48,605

(+26.76) (+32.56)

17,787 17,774

(-0.7)

See Alipurduar UA

See Alipurduar UA

76402

16,808 23,098

(+58.01) (+3.42)

See Mainaguri UA

7,194 11,998

(+12.18) (+66.78)

5,955

55,159 61,743

(+13.17) (+ 11.94)

See Mainaguri UA

23,514 29,907

(+17.49) (+27.19)

1991

17

102,815

(+43.65)

69,613

(+43.22)

16,322

(-8.17)

6,009

10,871

147317

(+92.69)

30,375

(+31.50)

15,536

(+29.49)

7,725

(+29.72

68,732

(+11.32)

34,283

(+14.63)

Density

(1991

Census)

18

3,977

6,392

~,267

4,173

1,720

3210

2,088

3,158

2,610

6,819

1,108

Sex Ratio

1971 1981 1991

19 20 21

849 891 782

858 905 944

831 881 936

819

926

863 890

831 891 912

868 942 947

833 904

799 917 963

862 911 919

106

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-

cluding

Houseless

House-

holds (in

1991

Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

i) IV Domohani (NM) 26/2N Mainaguri Mainaguri 18.57 2,501

ii) III Mainaguri (NM) 26/2NI Mainaguri Mainaguri 12.38 4,423

11. III Mal (M) 26/21111 Mal 2.56 4,240

12. V Odlabari (NM) 26/2/1V Mal Mal 9.27 2,026

13. IV Paschim Jitpur (NM) See Alipurduar UA

14. V Uttar Kamakhyaguri(NM: 26121XV Kumargram Kumargram 3.51 1,682

15. IV Uttat Latabari (NM) 26/21XIV Kalchini Kalchini 6.68 2,223

DIRECTORY - I GROWTH HISTORY

growth rate of the town at the Censuses of

1931 1941 1951 1961

11 12 13 14

9,064

10,950

9,085

107

1971 1981

15 16

7,706 10,339

(-14.98) (+34.17)

15,808 19,568

(+44.37) (+23.79)

10,951 14,991

(+20.54) (+36.89)

6,887

See Alipurduar UA

8,667

1991

17

12,853

(+24.32)

21,430

(+9.52)

20,395

(+36.05)

9,907

(+43.85)

9,092

12,170

(+40.42)

Density

(1991

Census)

18

692

1,731

7,967

1,069

2,590

1,822

Sex Ratio

1971 1981 1991

19 20 21

876 915 886

855 909 940

787 793 857

809 887

959

889 928

SI.

No.

1. II

i) II

ii) IV

iii) V

IV) IV

2. IV

3. V

4.

5. IH

6. IV

7. IV

B. V

9. II

10. III

i) IV

ii) III

11. III

12. V

13. IV

14. V

15. IV

Class and name of

Town

2

Alipurduar *

Alipurduar UA

Alipurduar *

Alipurduar Rly. Junc.

Chechakhata

Paschim Jitpur

Alipurduar Rly. June.

Chechakhata

Debgram

Dhupguri

Donohani

Falakata

Gairkata

Jalpaiguri

Mainaguri

Mainaguri UA

Domohani

Mainaguri

Mal

Odlabari

Paschim Jitpur

Uttar Kamakhyaguri

Uttat Latabari

Rainfall

(in mm.)

3

4,020

3,448

3,448

3,448

3,350

3,345

3,345

3,430

3,130

4,674.55

4,674.55

4,674.55

4,674.50

811.47

811.47

108

TOWN STATEMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND Physical Aspects Name of

Temperature (in centigrade) State Hqs.

Maximum Minimum

4 5 6

See Alipurduar U.A.

29.60 10.5 Calcutta (720)

33.00 6 Calcutta (722)

33.00 6 Calcutta (722)

33.00 6 Calcutta (723)

See Alipurduar UA

See Alipurduar U.A.

36.00 6 Calcutta (585)

34.00 6 Calcutta (684)

See Managuri U.A.

34.00 6 Calcutta (655)

34.00 7 Calcutta (655)

36.30 7 Calcutta (614)

See Managuri UA

28.80 8 Calcutta (630)

28.80 8 Calcutta (635)

28.80 8 Calcutta (679)

28.80 7 Calcutta (618)

See Alipurduar U.A.

30.90 8 Calcutta (744)

30.90 8 Calcutta (675)

109

DIRECTORY - II LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 and road distance (in kms) from

District Hqs. Sub-division I Police station Nearest City Railway Bus Navigable

Development Block with population Station Stop River 1 Canal l'

ofonelakh ( if within

and more 10 kms )

7 8 9 10 11 12

See Alipurduar U.A.

Alipurduar(O)/Alipurduar(O) Siliguri (165) Alipurduar (0) Alipurduar (0)

Jalpaiguri (120)

Jalpaiguri (122) Alipurduar (2)/Alipurduar (2)1 SiJiguri (167) Alipurduar Alipurduar

Alipurduar-I (3) Rly June (0) Rly. June. (0)

Jalpaiguri (122) Alipurduar (2}/Alipurduar (2)1 SlIiguri (168) Alipurduar Alipurduar

Alipurduar-I (3) Rly. Junc. (I) Rly. June. {Il Jalpaiguri (1 23) Alipurduar (3)/Alipurduar (3)1 SiJiguri (169) Alipurduar Alipurduar

Alipurduar-I (4) Rly. Junc. (I) Rly. June. (I)

See Alipurduar U.A.

See Alipurduar U .A.

Jalpaiguri (37) Jalpaiguri (37)/Shaktinagar (0)1 Siliguri (15) New Jalpaiguri CO) Debgram (0) Rajganj (27)

Jalpaiguri (40) Jalpaiguri (40)/Ohupguri (O)f Siliguri (85) Ohupguri (0) Dhupguri (0) Ohupguri (0)

See Managuri U.A.

Jalpaiguri (65) Jalpaiguri (60)/Falakata (0)1 Siliguri (110) Falakata (3) Falakata (0) Falakata (0)

Jalpaiguri (65) Jalpaiguri (52)/Banarhat (12)1 Siliguri (97) Binnaguri (7) Gairkata (0) Dhubguri (10)

Jalpaiguri (0) Jalpaiguri (O)/Jalpaiguri (0)1 Oebgram (37) Jalpaiguri (0) Jalpaiguri (0) Tista (R) (0)

See Managuri U.A.

Jalpaiguri (18) Jalpaiguri (18)/Jalpaiguri (18)/ Siliguri (73) Domohani (0) Domohani (0) Mainaguri (2)

Jalpaiguri (20) Jalpaiguri (20)/Mainaguri COli Siliguri (75) New Mainaguri (Il Mainaguri (0) Mainaguri (0)

Jalpaiguri (65) Jalpaiguri (65)/Mal {OIl Siliguri (55) New Mal Junc. (2) Mal (0)

Jalpaiguri (60) Jalpaiguri (60)/Mal (15)/Mal (15) Siliguri (45) Odlabari (0) Odlabari (0)

See Alipurduar U.A.

Jalpaiguri (150) Alipurduar (25)/Kumargram (30)1 Siliguri (195) Kamakhyaguri (0) Kamakhyaguri (0) Kumargram (30)

Jalpaiguri (105) Alipurduar (35)/Kalchini (3)1 Siliguri (150) Hamiltanganj (I) Hamiltonganj (I) Kalchini (3)

110

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

, . II Alipurduar ~ See Alipurduar UA Alipurduar UA See the Constituent Units

i) 1/ Alipurduar ~ M 8,314 1,445 30,745 8,406

til IV Alipurduar Rly. Junc. NM NA NA NA NA

iii) V Chechakhata NM 3 5

iv) IV Paschim Jitpur NM 83 5

2. IV Alipurduar Rly. Junc. See Alipurduar UA

3. V Chechakhata See Alfpurduar UA

4. Debgram NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

5. III Dhupguri NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

6. IV Donohani NM N.A. N.A. N.A. NA N.A.

7. IV Falakata NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

8. V Gairkata NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

9. II Jalpaiguri M 26.430 3,200 77,880 8,080 2,000

10. III Mainaguri NM See Mainaguri UA

Mainaguri UA See the Constituent Units

i) IV Domohani NM NA NA N.A. N.A. NA

ii) III Mainaguri NM N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

11. III Mal M NA NA N.A. NA N.A.

12. V Odlabari NM 150

13. IV Paschim Jitpur See Alipurduar UA

14. V Uttar Kamakhyaguri NM N.A. N.A. NA N.A. N.A.

15. IV Uttat Latabari NM N.A. N.A. NA N.A. N.A.

DIRECTORY -III 1988 - 1989

Receipt ( in Rs. '00 ) Other Total General

Adminis­tration

Sources (Specify)

9

N.A.

150

70

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

9,980

N.A.

N.A.

NA

N.A.

N.A.

Receipt

10 11

See the Constituent Units

48,910 14,425

N.A. N.A.

158 5

158 5

NA N.A.

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

127,570 67,760

See the Constituent Units

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

150

See Alipurduar U.A.

N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A.

111

Expenditure ( in Rs. '00 ) Public Public Public Public Others Total safety health works Institu- (Specify) Expenditure

and con- tions veniences

12 13 14 15 16 17

See Alipurduar UA

160 2,080 30,631 110 870 48,276

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. NA

10 25 60 30 28 158

10 25 60 30 28 158

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

N.A. N.A. NA N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. NA NA

4,200 7,370 20,230 300 10,500 110,360

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

NA NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

NA NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

60 90 150

N.A. NA NA N.A. N.A. N.A.

NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

112

TOWN STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER 81. Class and name of Civic popula- Scheduled Road System Number of latrines

No. Town Adminis- tion Castes and length of Water Service athers

tration Scheduled (in km.) Sewerage Bome

Status Tribes

(in 1990) Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. " Alipurduar .. See Alipurduar UA

Alipurduar UA 102815 19,731 PR (213.0) 5,010 3,100 1,200

KR(67.0)

i) II Alipurduar .. M 69613 12,943 PR (83-0) aso 5,010 3,100 1,200

KR(37.0)

Ii) IV Alipurduar Rly. Junction NM 16,322 2,766 PR (130.0) aSO,BSO N.A. N.A. N.A.

KR (30.0)

iii) V Chechakhata NM 6,009 918 PR (8.0) aso N.A. N.A. NA

KR (50.0)

Iv) IV Paschim Jitpur NM 10,871 3,104 PR (10.0) aso N.A. N.A. N.A.

KR (60.0)

2. IV Alipurduar Rly. June. See Alipurduar UA

3. V Chechakhata See Alipurduar UA

4. Oebgram NM 147,217 45,978 PR (75.0) aso 18,220 6,322

KR(150.0)

5. III Ohupguri NM 30,375 9,678 PR (13.0) aso 400 2,153

KR (39.0)

6. IV Oomohani See Mainaguri UA

7. IV Falakata NM 15,536 3,307 PR (6.0) aso 600 800

KR (25.0)

8. V Gairkata NM 7,725 3,175 PR (7.0) OSO 100 800

KR (8.0)

9. II Jalpaiguri M 68,732 12,753 PR (53.0) aso 5,516 2,544 2,256

KR (21.71)

lO. 111 Mainaguri See Mainaguri UA

Mainaguri UA

34,283 16,561

i) IV Oomohani NM 12,853 3,501 PR (16.0) aso 150 500 950

KR (25.0)

ii) III Mainaguri NM 21,430 8,060 PR (40.0} OSO BOO 2,000 1,200

KR (100.0)

11. III Mal M 20,395 4,057 PR (8.0) OSO 1,825 540

KR (10.0) 12. V adlabari NM 9,907 2,905 PR (10.0) OSO 600 50 3,001

KR (4.0) 13. IV Paschim Jitpur See Alipurduar UA

14. V Uttar Kamakhyaguri NM 9,092 2,332 PR (4.0) OSO 1,439

KR (30.0) 15. IV Uttat Latabari NM 12,170 3,577 PR (6.0) OSO,O 1,242

KR (7.0)

113

DIRECTORY -IV AMENITIES 1989 Method of Protected water Supply Fire fighting Electrification ( Number of connections)

Disposal Source of System of SeNece * 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 Alipurduar UA SR (53,00,000) 10,470 126 2,108 2,536

ST,PT T,TW SR (2,00,000) Yes 3,370 103 1,980 923

ST T SR (51,00,000) Alipurduar (I) 3,100 12 70 1,405

ST,PT TW,T Alipurduar (2) 1,900 5 30 106

ST,PT TW,W Alipurduar (3) 2,100 6 28 102

See Alipurduar UA

See Alipurduar UA

ST,HL T,TW OHT (N.A.) Siliguri (15) 3,932 272 175 250

ST,PT T,TW OHT (4,54,000) Jalpaiguri (40) 1,636 40 340 128

See Mainaguri UA

ST,PT T,TW OHT (4,54,000) Hashinara (32) 951 43 434 99 290

ST,PT T,TW OHT (1,80,000) Jalpaiguri (65) 300 20 235 57

HL,ST T,TW OHT (13,50,000) Yes N.A. N.A. N.A. 1,220

See Mainaguri UA

HL,ST T,TW OHT (4,50,000) Jalpaiguri (18) 147 5 23 29 4

HL,ST T,TW OHT (4,50,000) Jalpaiguri (20) 994 27 317 182 6

ST,HL TW,W Yes 1,714 59 820 82

HL,ST T,TW OHT (1,80,000) Mal (50) 389 19 205 79 19

See Alipurduar UA

PT TW,W Alipurduar (25) 1,065 6 218 12

ST,PT T,TW OHT (1,82,000) Yes 650 13 250 81 SR (2,000)

SI. Class and Name of Town Name of slum No.

2 3

1. II Alipurduar No of Slums 8

2. Dabgram No Slums

3. 11 Jalpaiguri No Slums

114

Area of slum (in Sq.km)

4

4.53

TOWN STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES Population of

Slums (approximate)

5

5,500

Pave of Roads (in Kms)

6

System of Sewerage

7

OSD

115

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

Water Borne SeNice Others night soil installed for ( points) supply of

protected water

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

500 1,000 25 PT,O 240 900 400

116

TOWN STATEMENT

MEDICAL! EDUCATIONAL! RECREATIONAL SI. Class and name of Population Medical Facilities' Educational Facilities No. Town Hospitals Beds in Arts / Science / 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. II Alipurduar * See Alipurduar UA

Alipurduar UA 102815 M(2), FPC (2), 335 ASC (I) Sh-type (2)

0(1) D(Homeo) Type (I)

(1),0(3)

i) II Alipurduar * 69613 M (I) 225 ASC (I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Sh-type (I)

FPC (I) (165) (120) (30) Type (I)

o (Homeo) (I)

0(2)

ii) IV Alipurduar Rly. Juncti( 16,322 H(I), FPC (I) 110 Alipurduar (I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Sh-type (I)

0(1) (167) (122) (29)

0(1)

iii) V Chechakhata 6,009 Alipurduar Alipurduar (2) Siligiri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Alipurduar

Rly. June (I) (169) (124) (28) Rly. Junction(l)

iv) IV Paschim Jitpur 10,871 Alipurduar (3) Alipurduar (3) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Alipurduar (3)

(169) (124) (31)

2. IV Alipurduar Rly. Junc. See Alipurduar UA

3. V Chechakhata See Alipurduar UA

4. I Dabgram 147,217 H(I) 40 Siliguri (15) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type (I)

0(5) (7) (27) (27)

FPC (2),TE(I)

5. III Dhupguri 30,375 HC (I) 20 A (I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type (I)

FC(I),O(I} (85) (65) (40)

6. IV Domohani See Mainaguri UA

7. IV Falakata 15,536 H(I) 30 A (I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri JaJpaiguri Sh-type (I)

D(I} (110) (65) (65) 0(2)

FPC (I)

8. V Gairkata 7,725 0(1) Dhupguri (12) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type (I) (97) (65) (65)

DIRECTORY -v AND CULTURAL FACILITIES 1989

117

--;-;:-;---;:::--_:---:-_ __;:E:..:d:..:.u..:..ca::.:.;t:..:io.:...:n.:;;;al~F:-=a~c;,;,;.ilit;.:.;ie=s~ ___ __,.-,-,.,--__ Wo rkin 9 Wo m en's _--,N...:.:u=:.m;_:;b:....;e;,_;.r:..:o-,--f :..:R.::.ec=:.r.::.ea;::.:t::..::io~n.:;;;al:..;.a:::._n7'd:..:C:...:u::..:lt:;:.:ur-7a,::,1 F_:a;:::c.;.:;_il i.;.:;_tie::-:s:__ Higher Secondary / Junior Adult literacy hostels with Auditioria / Public libraries Intermediate / PUC Secondary / Secondary Primary classes / number of

(Pre-university Matriculation and Middle Schools centres, seats College / Junior Schools others College level) (specify)

11

6

4

2

Alipurduar

Rly. Junction(l)

Alipurduar 2 (1)

3

2

2

12 13

11 8

6 3

2 2

2 2

3 8

4 4

14

64

36

12

6

10

37

11

2

5

15

See Alipurduar UA

17

13

2

2

See Alipurduar UA

See Alipurduar UA

2

21

See Mainaguri UA

27

2

16

Stadiam Cinema Drama / including reading

17 18

4

3

Community rooms halls

19

6

2

3

20

PL (2)

RR (4)

PL (I)

RR{I)

PL (I)

RR(I)

RR (I)

RR (I)

PL (3)

PL (6)

RR (2)

PL (I)

RR (1)

PL (I)

RR (1)

118

TOWN STATEMENT

MEDICAL! EDUCATIONAL! RECREATIONAL 81. Class and name of Population Medical Facilities' Educational f:acilities No. Town Hospitals Beds in Arts / Science / Recognised

Dispensaries Medical Commerce Medical Engineeril"lg 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

9. ii Jalpaiguri 68,732 H(2) 600 As (I) S ilig uri Sh-type (10)

D(4) C (I) (47)

10. III Mainaguri L (/)

0(2)

See Mainaguri U.A.

Mainaguri UA 34,283 HC(I) 60

FPC (I)

0(1)

i) IV Domohani 12,853 Mainaguri (2) Jalpaiguri (18) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri

(73) (18) (18) (18)

ii) Iii Mainaguri 21,430 HC(I) 60 Jalpaiguri (20) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri

FPC (I), 0(1) (75) (20) (20) (20)

11. Ifl Maf 20,395 H (f) 100 A(l) SiJiguri Jafpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type (3)

(65) (65) (65)

12 V Odlabari 9,907 HC(I) 2 Mal (9) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Type (I)

FC (I) (45) (60) (60)

D (I)

13. IV Paschim Jitpur See Alipurduar UA

14. V Uttar Kamakhyaguri 9,092 HC (I) 10 Alipurduar (25) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Koch Bihar Sh-Type (I)

FPC (I) (195) (150) (45)

15. IV Uttat Latabari 12,170 HC (I) 15 Alipurduar (35) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh Type (I)

FPC (I) (150) (105) (lOS)

DIRECTORY V

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES 1989

119

~-:----:::_---:_-:-__ E_d_uc,;;_a;_ti_o;_na;_I-,:F.;;ac;.,ci.;;.;lit;;.:;ie.;;s __ ~_.,.....,......,.,..,.,....-__ Working Women's __ N_u_m_b;_e_r...;_of_R_e_c_re_,a......;ti...,o"..,na_l_a_n.,--d _C_u....,.ltu.;_r..,...al."..F...,ac-:-c_iIi.;_tie;_s_ Higher Secondary I Junior Adult literacy hostels with Auditioria I Public libraries Intermediate / PUC Secondary I Secondary Primary classes I number of Stadiam Cinema Drama / including reading

(Pre-university Matricu!ation and Middle Schools centres, seats Community rooms College ( Junior Schools others haJls College level) (specify)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

8 12 14 13 3 4

See Mainaguri U.A.

2 4 6 8

Mainaguri (2) 2 4

2 3 4 4

2 11 2

4 3

See Alipurduar UA

5

6 16

20

PL (8)

RR (2)

PL (I)

RR (1)

PL (I)

RR (1)

PL (I)

DL (I)

RR (I)

PL (I)

PL (I)

RR (I)

120

TOWN STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY SI. Class and name of Names of three most important Names of three most

No. Town commodities imported commodities

1 st 2nd 3rd 1 st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. II Alipurduar * See Alipurduar UA

Alipurduar UA See Constituent Unit

i) II Alipurduar' Fuel Edible Oil Clothings Timber Jute

ii) IV Alipurduar Rly. Junction Fuel Clothings Hardwares Jute Tea

iii) V Chechakhata Fuel Clothings Edible Oil Betelnut Timber

iv) IV Paschim Jitpur Fuel Clothings Edible Oil Batelnut Timber

2. IV Alipurduar Rly. Junc. See AJipueduar UA

3. V Chechakhata See Alipueduar UA

4. Debgram Food Grains Coal Clothings

5. III Dhupguri Clothings Medicine Hardware Jute Tobacco

Medicine

6. IV Domohani See Mainaguri UA

7. IV Falakata Fuel Clothings Food Grains Jute Timber

8. V Gairkata Clothings Midicine Hardware Timber Ply Wood

9. II Jalpaiguri Medicine Clothings Fuel Tea Jute

10. III Mainaguri See Mainaguri UA

Mainaguri UA See the constituent unit

i) IV Domohani Wheat Clothings Coal Jute Tobacco

ii) III Mainaguri wheat Clothings Coal Jute Tobacco

11. III Mal Fuel Clothings Hardware Tea Timber

12. V Odlabari Fuel Clothings Wooden Baskets Timber Jute

13. IV Paschim Jitpur See Alipurduar UA

14. V Uttar Kamakhyaguri Medicine Fuel Cloth Radymade Furniture

Garments Wooden 15. IV Uttat Latabari Fuel Clothings Medicine Tea Timber

DIRECTORY -VI

121

AND BANKING" 1989 important

exported

3rd

8

Dolomite

Orange

Handloom Cloth

Handloom Cloth

Timber

Tobaeo

Tobace

Timber

Tea

Timber

Jute

Tea

Timber

Names of three most improtant Number of

commodities manufactured banks ------------~~~~~~~--~------------

1 st

9

Jute Coir

Tea

Processings

Handloom Cloth

Handloom Cloth

2nd

10

Aliminum

Utensiles

3rd

11

See Alipurduar UA

See Constituent Unit'

Sodium Silicate

Handloom Sarees Bakery Products

Bidi Bakery Products

Bidi Bakery Products

See Alipueduar UA

See Alipueduar UA

Engineering Goods ..

Bidi Bakery Products Tea Processing

See Mainaguri UA

Wooden Furniture Tea Processing Jute Coir

Furniture

Tea

Processing

Bidi

Bibi

Wooden

Furniture

Tea Processing

Rabymade

Garments

Sawing Timber

Bidi

Timber Processing Cane Furniture

Tea Processing

Tea Processing

Tea Processing

Vaneer

See Mainaguri UA

See the constituent unit

Dress Materials

Dress Materials

Iron Products

Soap

See Alipueduar UA

Wooden Furniture Weaving

Bamboo Basket Tea Processing

12

7

5

4

4

10

3

4

Number of

agricultural

credit

societies

13

4

2

Number of

non-agricul­

tural credit

societies

14

8

12

6

3

10

2

81.

No.

Name of the

town with

location Code

2

Alipurduar (M)

(26/2/x)

123

APPENDIX

Towns Showing their outgrowths with Population

Population of care

Town

3

65241

Outgrowth

4

80bhaganj

Population of

Outgrowth

5

4372