District Census Handbook, Ernakulam, Part X-A X B, Series-9

CENSUS 1971

~ERIES-9

KERALA

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOI(

.ERNAKULAM

PART X-A

TO'VN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY

PART X-B

PRHvfARY CE~SUS ABSTRACT

K. NARAYANAN

OF THE INDIAN AD:l.II:>IISTRATIVE SERnCE

J )IREGTOR OF CE~SUS OPERATIONS

"KERALA

1974

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PART A-TOW!\] AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

IJltl"oductioH

'1'own Din·(:tlor)

Village Dirt'clOn

Taluk-'wj",e .lb')tJ"ac ( of ("ducal rOllal, medica] .;1m) other amenities,

Introduction

Village aud Town Primary L:ensus Abstlact

., ErnakuJam district

,> Alwaye taluk

Partir taluk

" Cochin taluk

,. Kallayannur tal uk

Kunnathunad taluk

Muvattupuzha taluk

" Thodupuzha taluk

Block-wise and Pa.nchayat-wise Primal'Y Census Abstract

Alphabetical list of Villages and Kara~ (Rural area.c;)

MAPS

~rllakulam District

Alwaye taluk

Parur taluk

C:ochin tal uk

Kanayannur laluk

Kunnathunad taluk

l\Iuvattupuzha taluk

Thodupuzha taluk

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PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks were published fot" the fir~t time [11 1951 a~ part of the Census publication programme.

Ea<:h Handbook contained a general account of the district and its people, census tables and statistics on the area, houses, population, general amenities alld distribution of population by livelihood clas8cs for each village and town. The 1961 District Census Handbooks were a distinct improvement on the 1951 volume~. A uniform proce;inrc was adopted for the preparation of the Handbooks. Each Handbook contain~d three parl~ as del-ailed below:

Part A. General, dealing with a general introduction about thl" district, its progress on various fields of general amenities since 1951 and an analysis of popu latioll by various demographic characterhtics.

Part B. CF-llSUS data, dealiug with the Census Tables of1961 pertaining to the district,

Part C. ViHageiTown Directory, dealing with the amellitiC'-<, Primary Census Abstract down to the level of karas/murisjdesoms in the case of rural areas and hlocks and wards in the case of urban areas and numher of industrial establishments by type.

District and taluk maps were also incorporated in each District CCllSll'i Handbook.

In 1971 also it has been decided to adopt more or less the ::lame paltt'l'n and publish th~ District Census Handbooks in three parts as given below:

Part A. Town and Village Directory

Part B. Village and Town Primary Ccn"us Abstract

Part C. Administrative Statistics and Report

It is proposed to print and publish Parts A and B relating to a district in it single volume with a view to making it available to the public as soon as the inf,Jrmation is 'collected and compiled. Part C win be printed as a separate volume.

The collectiou and compilation of data for Part A W<::l'C uone by the OIIice of the Director of Census Operations, Kerala throu,!!h specially designed schedules for villages and tOWllS. The information on rural areas was furnished by the Tahsildars and on the urban areas by the concerned Municipal/Corporation Commissioners. 'Vhile Part B of the Handbook presents the . Village and Town Primary Census .t\bstract, Part C gives the Repon aud Administrative Statistics processed from information l'e>llected from the various Central and State Government Offices,

A special feature of the publication of the Handbook ill 1971 is the presentation of Primary Census Abstract not only for villages but also for the panchayats. This is the first time that an attempt has been made to present panchayat-wise figure~. The additional work involved in the new venture is more than justified in view of the growing importance of panchayats in administration.

On the recommendation of Registrar General, India, lhe Government of Kerala have agreed to bring out these volumes as State Government publications and issued ordero; in G.O. MS. No. 199j70/PD., dated 17th June 1970. The printing of the Handbooks was undertaken by the Superintendent of Government Presses, Trivandrum.

It is not possible to have compiled a book of this kind without the co-operation and goodwill -extended by the various State and Central Government Offices. I am grateful tn them for their co-operation.. The District Census Handbook section of my office functioned under the direct control of Shri B. T. Pillai, Deputy Director of Census Operations (Tabulation) and he was assisted by a Tahulatinn Officer and necessary 'ltaff. Shri S. Ja~'ashank('1' was the Tabulation Officer in charge of the section at the time of addJ'cssing the various departments for collection of information. At the time of compilation or the District Census Handbook Smt. C. Kamalam took charge as the Tabulation Officer. I feel very happy in acknowledging thl' valuable contri~ butions maue hy these officers and other members of the staff in my office, especially SUlt. K. Sulabhamm:\, Statistical Assistant and Shri G. Krishna l\:loorthy, Computor and Shri G. Siyadasan ; IneI Smt. P. Kanakavally, .\ssistant Compilers in the compilation of this important wnrk. The entire typing work was done by Shri '!\L Krishnan and Smt. S. Salaswathy .\mrna, Typists of this office. Sarvashri K. Kl'i<;hna Pillai and M. Thankkappan Pillai have prepared the maps included in this volume. The hrunt of the proof reading was cheerfully borne by Shri "'i. Ravindranathan Thampi. Prillting Inspector and Sarvashri N. Aravind:m and N. Madhavan. Proof Readers.

1 would like to place on record my deep sense of gratitude to Shrj P. Kurien John» Superintendent of Government Presses for the warm co-operation extended by him for the timely printing of thl" Handbook. I also wish to place on record my appreciation of the ·excellent work done by Shri ~1. Hariharasubramania lyer, Deputy Superintendent, Government Press, Ernakulam and his efficient colleagues in executing the printing of this book neatly

.and in record time.

I shall be failing in my duty if I do not place on record my gratefulness to

Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, I .A.S., Registrar General for the valuable guidance and help extended 10 me in this work.

Trivandrum, K. NARAYANAN.

] 5th December 1973. Director ofCemus Operations.

Population

Rural.

Urban

FIGURES AT A GLANCE

RRNAKULAM DISTRlCT

Decennial. popul<ttion ~r;J"\\.th rate 1961··19'll Area in kmO!

Density uf popula(iol! per km>! Sex-ratio (Number ·,t'temales per 1000 males) Literacy mte

Percentage of uri.MII pupulati()ll tv total populatioll

Percentage of work~18 to total population (Main activity only)

Break-up of workers .. Percentage to total workers: (i) Cultivators

(i i) Agricultural labourers

(iii) Other workers

Percentage of Scheduled Ca.<;te8 population to total· popvtation

Percentage of Scheduled Tribes population to total pop.latioll

Number of occupied residential hOUliei

Number of villages

Numhet' of urban at'e·'\s Crowns)

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Per:,ons l\tlaLes Female ..

Persons I\ fa Je.>

FenwJes Pe~'son:,

lYlaks F'ea'aies

Pe n,o '111

lvlales Females

Per.~'_lns

I\Ltie:.

l'~'maks

PersOnS

M<\Ies Females

Persons l\lales Females Pe!':',ons !\1ales Females

Per~ons

r.lale" FemaleJ

Per'ons ~hks

Females

Total

Inhabited Uninhabited

2.383,1 ~ 1,201 ,9~ 1.181J2~

l,726,2e 365,8f 860,4~

656,89 336.07 320,81 +27'6

327 72 98

65'2 70'~

60'1 ·27'5 28'8· 45'1: 12'2

14'6;

17'7~

3'0' 22'2: 16'61 +2'~~

63·t-6!;'6(

53'9! B·l( 8'04

8'ltJ 0'4!l 0'5(J

0'47 372,388

114-114

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hRRATA

Pa~!o:t 11"111 (.011111111 J.int: For Neo.

1'1 Statement \' Iii Blank :l

Statement ,- 11 BrS 111'-; ~1

21 Statement VI H 'l Blank 7

26 Amenities and I,and u, .. lj i Blank PO 4-

80 6-2-5-11 'J ·to 1',~lli) akkal (L) Palhyakka l

83 6-III-4 (Block B: 3, H I

93 6-3-4 II }., 100 1()40

li-::l-8-:~ 311 '~B 29 III 2413

94 6-V-1 (Block :LO- 14 ~:! :\ot dear 263

102 6-VI-1+ 2 U Divi"on IV DIvision XIV

136 6-VIII-3 Area 'I .1 0'1 0·31

146 6-5-12-1 14 I.", 512 '122

6-5-12-6 t, 20 '~69 219

184 Location Cod" 17 h-2-2-5 6-2-9-5

191 Sl. No tJ 'J '1 .. (J -1 :t 32

192 1,ot:<ltion Code " " t;-7-7 tllank

19'3 Thrikkakara Panchayat :!5 ItI I III

203 6-X-l ~H :w 91l ~J:I

.. 6-6-1-1 -1:) 'r ~.) Blank .. :no 6-6-17-1 7 14 1484 IIB4

222 1)-7-9-9 12 +0 21:l :lIB

225 6-7-1-1 29 3 II 1 22~ 6-5-11-11 31 13 1

234 Vypeen Block i 7a81 I 7i1311 Location Code 1-, 6-3-1-1 Ii 3-1-:1

" It> 6-3-1-2 6-3-1-:1

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INTRODUCTION

This part compri~e~ Town and Village Directory of Ernakulam district. The Town Directory furnishes data for each town in the district in respect of the ~tatus of the town administration, its origin, growth ofpopulation, functional category of the town, physical aspects and location, latest municipal finance, civic aud other amenities, medical, educational and cultural facilities, trade, industry, commerce and banking facilities. The Village Directory includes details of amenities available in each village in respect of education and medical institutioll<., power supply, drinking water supply, post and telegraph, communications, weekly markcts,place of religious historical or archaeological interest and particulars of laud use.

2. The details were illrnished by the Tahsildars and the Commissioners of Municipalities/Corporation and compiled and processed at the office of the Director of Census Operations. Ceasus Town

3. Owing to the growing importance of urbanisation, the 1961 Census laid down a uniform threefold criteria for classification of places as towns. Corporations, Municipalities, Cantonments and Townships were automatically recognised as towns. The following were the three criteria adopted for treating the other areas as towns. :

(i) Places with a minimum population of 5,000 persons;

(ii) A density of not less than 1,000 persons per sq. mile;

{iii) At least 75 per cent of the male population should follow non-agricultural livelihoods.

However, places which did not satisfy the above criteria but had definite urban characteristics tike newly e~tablished industrial areas, large housing settlements, places of tourist and pilgrim importanr.e etc. were also treated as tdwns as exceptional ca~es on the recommendation of the State Government. The definition of Census town remained almost the same in 1971.

4. Thece are twelve towns in Ernakulam district viz. Alwaye, Angamaly, Cochin, Eloo1". Kalamassery, Kothamangalam. Muvattupuzha, Njarakkal, Parur, Perumbavoor, Thodupuzha and Trippunithura. Of these Alwaye, ~luvattllpuzha, Parur and Perumbavoor are municipal t()\\"l1S while Cochin is a Cor~ poration. The other~ arc ,owns declafed as snch for census purposes. Six tov\ ns, Angamaly, Cochin, Eloor, Kalamassery, Kothamallgalam and Thodupuzha were dechred as towns in 1971 Census. Though Angamaly did not strictly satisfy the criteria laid dO\\'n for classification of towns, as a special case it was classified a<; a town on the recommendation of the State Government. Since the 1961 Census, there has been a reduction ill jucisdiction of .Muvattupuzha Municipality. Five towns of 1961 viz. Ernakulam, Fort Cochill. rdattancherry, Edappally and \'Villingdon Island \\'ere n::erged together to form part of the newly formed Cochin Corporation. Piravom town of 1961 wa~ declassified in 1971 as it was predominantly rural in character. The following table give~ the list of Census towns in 19(;1 and 1971. -

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TABLE I

TOWNS IN 1961 AND 1971

~ame of town r-------_;.._-------~

1961 1971 Remarks

3

. \1 \Va ye (]\,f)

Njarakkal (NM)

Parur (M)

Perumbavoor

(M) Trippunithura

(NM) Muvattupuzha

(M) Edappally (NM)

Ernakulam (M) Fort Cochin (M)

Mattancherry (M) vVillingdon Island

(NM) Piravom (N1\l)

.\lwaye p·I: Kjarakkal (X.M) Parur (1\1) Perumbayoor

(M)

Same jurisdiction as in 1961 Same jurisdiction as in 1961 Same jurisdiction as in 1961

Same jurisdiction as in J:}61

Trippunithllra Change in jurisdiction in 1971 (~M)

l\Iuvattupuzha Reduction in area in 1971 (M)

Merged with the newly formee! Cochin Corporation

Declassified in IS71 Angamal)" (Kl\I) D~clared as new town Cochin (C) Eloor (NM) Kalamassery (NM) Kothamangalam (NM) Thodupuzha (NM)

"

in 1971

C=Corporation M=Municipality NM= Non-municipal

Standard Urban Area

5. The 1961 Census reports contained particulars of town-groups. These town-groups were formed with a view to indentifying functionally linked urban areas, urban spiHs beyond the administrative bound~ aries and metropolitan conurbation. In most cases the town-groups did not bring out spatially contiguou~ territory of urban-rural settlements. Therefore in

I ' , 1971, t le 'town-group concept was given up and a new concept of' Standard Urban Area' was evolved. The Standard Urban I\rea may be defined as the projected growth area ora city or a town as it would be in 1991 taking into account not only the towns and villages which will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are potentially urban. All municipal towns with all estimated population of 50,000 ()l' more by 1971 wcre considered to be treated as standard urban ar("as. The demarcation of standard urban area was jointly done by the Town Planuing Department of the Government of Kerala, Office of the Director of Census Operations, Kerala, Office of the Registrar-General, India and the Central Town and Country Planning Organisation, New Delhi. There is only one standard urb<ln area in Ernakulam district. The standard urban area in Ernakulam is the area covered by the Cochin Corporation, nearby industrial towns and the peripheral villages with urban potenti. alities. The constituent unit~ of the standard urban are'l area given below:

TABLE 2

COCHIN STANDARD URBAN AREA

UrhanJRuraJ

URBAN

AJwme (Municipal)

Eloor (Xon-municipal)

Cochin (Corporation I

Trippunithura (Non-municipal)

Kalamassery (Non-muuicipal)

Villagc

2

In Aiwaye Faiuk

Alwaye (Portion)

lIZ Pamr Taluk

Kanungallo')r (Portion)

2 Varapuzha (Portion)

Elangunnapuzha

2 Fon Cod,in

3 ).Iattancherry

~ Rames",aram

P<,lluruthy (Portion)

6 Vimanadwecp

7 l\-lulavucad (Portion)

8 Cheranallur (Portion)

9 Edappally North

10 Edappally South

II Ernakulam

12 Elamkulam

13 Poonithura

1 Nadamel

2 Thekkum-

Kara

3

Velivathunad (Portion)

11 rhottakkattukara iii Alwaye (Portion)

Kuttikattukara

Eloor Xorth ii Eloor :,ollth

iii Eloor La,t

1 Ramallthuruth ii Vypeen

111 Fort COChlJl

i Mattancherry Ii Rameswaram West

iii Rameswaram East iv WIlIingdon Island

i l\-IooIamkuzh i ii Mundamveli

iii Palluruthy North iv \'enduruthy

PallurudlV J1 Edacoch,,;

South

Ponjikara (portion) i.e. Thanthonni

thuruth Vaduthala

i Vadakkumbhagom ii Ponekara

iii Chuttupad i Elamakkara ii Kaloor iii l\-Iamamgalam iv Padivattom v Palari\'attom

VI Vermala vii Punnurunni

"\'111 Chalikkavattom

Thrikkanarvattom II KO\'ilvattom

lJI Karithala iv Perumal1nur

Kaloor 11 Kathrukadavu

iii Palathuruthu iv Elamkulam v Kadavanthara

VI Chilavannur vii Thevara

viii Konthuruthu

i Palarivattom ii Punnurunni

iii Vyttila iv Poonithura

Eroor ii Nanamel

Kannankulangara hhagom (Portion)

Thrikkakara V'lttekkunnam North (Portion)

ii Njalakam iii Thrikkakara i \' Pllthupallipram

6

Urban/Rural

RCRAL

Village

J

In Alwaye Tallll;

_-\Iwa)'e (Portion) K.\dungallur

In Par", T"/,,k

Kadungalloor (Portion)

Varapuzha (Portion)

in Co:hill Talnk

Palluruthv (Portion)

ii Veli}athunad (Portion)

III )fllttom ;, Choornikkara " Thaikkattukara yj .\lw"'e (Portion) "ii Erumathala

,iii Tho\Hlmughom ix Kut tamaSSCf" x Ch.llakkaI . xi Kee7hmad

xii Edathala xi1; ~ochinlel xi, KakkanattUThara

i Ku;!1akke Kadungalloor

11 Kll11jinikara lH Ulivannoor lV Elookkara \' Ka)antikara

\,1 :\Iuppathad(,m ",Ii Eralnam

"jii Eda\'ar

i Th('l'arkan Ii Chirakkakom

iii l'urhenpally " :\I"ttinakom \ :\Ianllamthuruth

vi \'arapuzha \'Ii Tl,undathum-

kauavu "iIi Ldampadom

iX :\J;lnjuolmel

:\I;,nassery 11 ClJer;v"kadavu

In Kana'yallllllY Taluk

l\-Iula\'ucad (Portion)

2 Cheranallur (Portion)

3 Thrikkakara ="orth (Portion)

4 Thrikkakara (Soulh)

j Thiru\'ankulam

6 Thekkumbh:lgam (Portion)

7 l\Iaradu

j Panambukad II Vallarpadam

III :\Iulavucad ly Ponnarimangalam v Ponjikara

'Ponion)

LhcI ',oallur lj ,7a iLnll

iii t:d"vakunnam 'v Ch;ltUl' \' Kurtmkoua

Pdlli)am II Yidakkuzha

Jll Peri ~gazha IV \' ad"ko,le

Pallippuram lJ Chel'llll!attapuzba iii Kakka""d ]\' Thengode v Kundannur

n fhuthiyur

Iril}1hanan~ IJ rhinl\'ankulam

'llwkkumbhagam

);cttoor 11 Kundannur iii :\laradu

,UrballJRural

1

Village

2

In KlIImath,mad Talul;

Chemmllnad i Brahmapuram ii Veloor

iii Kaninad iv Kutta v Ramalloor

vi Kottamchapilly vii Chenlkunnan1

,·iii Pannikuzhi ix Puttumanoor x Kuzhikkad

xi Muttam xii Adoor

xiii Kollimuttam xiv Kodinjoor

Urban/Rural

1 ~a

3

xv V .. nmony xvi Kakkadt>

xvii ::I.Iattakuzhy xviii Varikoli

xix Monappilly xx Venkida

xxi Puliyirangu xxii lVIarangaHully xxiii Chemmanad xxiv Kokkappilly xxv ~Iuriyamangalaln xxvi Chottanikara xxvii Kuzhivara

,<xviii Kodun~booru ""~ix 'rlliruV::llliyoor

TOWN DIRECTORY

6. The Town DirectOlY is presented in the form of ~,ix statements.

~t:at:elD.ent I

7. This statement gives the civic administration ;"tatus, population from 1901 to 1971 and the pl'edominant functional category of each to\\'n for 1961 and 1971.

8. The functional character of a town was decided in 1961 as per the following procedure. In 1961 the

. workers were grouped unde, nine industrial categories .as shown below:

I II

III

IV V

VI VII

VIII IX

Cultivators Agricultural labourers Mining, quarrying, fishing, hunting and and allied activities Household industry

live-stock, forestry, plantations, orchards

1i[anufactur ing other than house hold industry Construction Trade and commerce Transport, storage and communications Other services

These nine industrial categories of workers were first ·grouped as:

(i)

( ii)

( iii) ( il')

(v)

.c\griculture and its allied activities (Categories I, II and III) Industries including construction (Categories IV, V and VI) Trade and commerce (Category VII) Transport, storage and cornmunications (Category VIII) and Other services (Category IX)

The percentage of workers in each of the above five groups to the total workers in the town was worked out. If anyone single group takes in 40 per cent or more of the total workers that town will be de~ignated by the corresponding function, viz.. primary activity for the first group, industrial for the second, commercial for the third, transport for the fourth and service for the fifth group. If the highest percentage is 1es~ than 40, then the next predominant group is added. If the two groups, together take in a minimum ·of 60 per cent of the total workers, the town will then be designal(~d by both the functions, e.g. industrialcum-transport. When the sum of the two groups does not reach 60 per ccnt thcn the third predominant ~roup is taken into account and the t~l~n is designated by all the three functions.

9. The same procedure i~ followed in deciding tho:: predominant functional charactn' of the town in 1971 also. It mmt, however, be pointed out that in 1971 Census the workers were grouped under slightly different nine industrial categories. They are:

I Cultivat,)fs II Agricultural labouren

III Live-stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities

IV :\Iining and quarrying V :\Ianufacturing, proce~,ing, servicing and

repairs (a) Household industry (b) Other than hou~ehold industry

Construction Trade and commerce

VI Yll

VIII IX

Transport, storage and communications Other services

The above categories are grouped as: (i) Primmy tlctivif:J!: Agriculture and its allied

activities (Categories I, II, III and IV) (ii) Industrial: Industries mcluding GOnstruction

(Categories V (a), V (ll) and VI) (Jii) Commercial: Trade and commerce (Cate-

gory VII) (h,) Transport: Transport, storage and communi

cations (Category VIII) (i') Service: Other services (Category IX)

Based on the above criteria the towns of the district haye been cJa'Ssified into thl' following functional categories.

TABLE 3

FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS 1971

Functional category

Industrial Industrial-cu111-servicc Industrial-cum-primarv activitY-Cl1l11-

serVlce J nd llstrial-~Uln-Sf'r\'jce-clJm-rom

mercial I udustrial-cum-serv ice-cum-primary

activity Prim ary activl ty-cuni-industrial-curn

service Primary activity-cum-service-cum-

commercial Service-f'urn ... indllstriaI-rl1m-com

mercial Service-cuJD-primary ar:tivity-cutn-

industrial Scr"ice-cun1-coll1mercial-cum-industrial

Xame of town (s)

2

Elonr, Kalama<;sery .\lwa. .... e Angamaly

Parur

Pcrurnba.voor

Njarakkal

I'bodupuzba

Cochin

KotlJa.1l1<1ngalam. Trippunithura ]>.Im·attupuzha

StateDlent II

10. The second statement gives the location and physical aspects of the town. It also furnishes details of the nearest railway station, navigable river/canal, sea-port etc. The bus route and road facilities available in each town are also given in the statement. Cochin Corporation has got a sea-port within its limits. Cochin is the only city in the district with a population of more than Olle lakh. The distances of the other toww, from Cochin have also been indicated in the statement. Railway facilitieg are available for the towns Alwaye. Cochin, Kalama,sery and Tripnnithura within it~ limits.

Statenaent III

11. The third statement gives an idea of the' municipal finance of municipalities/corporation in the district. Cochin is a corporation and Alwaye, Muvattupuzha, Parur and Perumbavoor are municipalities. It has been possible to present the statement of receipt and expenditure for the year 1969-70 obtained from the official sources only for the corporation and the municipalities. In respect of the other towns which are non municipaJ towns. these figure.s could not be furnished. Table 4 givt's the per capita receipt and expenditure of the corporation and municipalities in the district.

TABLE 4

PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE OF TOWNS. 1969-70

Per capita r------~--->~--------------~.,.,.--------~ ____ -------------- ---~----l_.

Receipt ;Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) r-------~--- ---, r----------------_..A..~ ____ ~ __ ~ _____ ._________,.

;'Il"rune of town

Cochin (C) Alwaye (M) Muvattupuzha (M) Parur (M) Perumbavoor tM)

C = Corporation

StateDlen"t IV

Total receipt

2

31'17 41·75 18-63 21 ·57 20·83

Receipt through taxe,

3

10'35 20'39 9-22

10· 12 12'36

M :;= Municipality

ReceIpt from all

other sourc,,;

4

20·m~ 21'36 9'41

11-45 8-47

12_ Statement IV indicates the civic and other amenities available in the towns i.e. details on system of sewerage, method of disposal of night-soil, drinking water facilities, electrical facilities etc. All the towns are electrified. Cochin Corporation has got almost all the civic and other amenities.

StateDlent V 13. Medical, educational, recreational and cultural

facilities available in the various towns are furnished in this stateruent. All the towns have got medical and educational facilities_ The only Law College of the district is situated in Cochin Corporation. There is no medical college in the district. Taking into consideration all the medical institutions (other than

Total e"penditure

5

32'81 39'22 19'68 21 ·76 22·95

Expenditure on public

health convenience")

6

()'39 8'45 3'28 5·78 4'92

Expenditure on public institutions

7

3'21

0'16 0·49

Expenditure on all other

items

8

26·42 27'Sb 16'40 15'84 17'54

private institutions) there are 1987 beds in the urban area of the district. This works out to an average of 3 beds per 1,000 population as against 8 beds per 1,000 popUlation in Trivandrum District.

14. The school educational system adopted in Kerala is as follows. At present the duration of8choo1 Course is 10 years; standards I to I V constitute the Lower Primary Section while standards V to VII constitute the Upper Primary (Middle) Section. The Secondary (High) School Section has standards VIII. IX and X.

Statement VI

15. Statement VI gives details in respect of trade commerce, industry and banking.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

16. The Village Directory gives details in respect of medical, educational, electrical and drinking water facilities available in the villages besides giving an idea of the pattern of land use. in the vi.llages. .Th.e area of each village, in square kilometres IS also mdlcated in the Village Directory. In this connection it may be pointed out that the area figures were collected from the Tahsildars as well as from the Director of Survey and Land Records. In a few cases it is seen that the area of the village as given by the Tahsildar~ do not agree with the area furnished by the Director of Survey and Land Record~. Since the break up ~f the area of villages accordmg to type of land use IS

presented in this volume and since this information can be furnished only by the Tahsildars the area figures as given by Tahsildars are adopted .. In Part B of District Census Hand Book where the Pnmary Census Abstract is pcesented down to the village level, the

8

area of villages as furnished by the Director of Survey and Land Records is adopted. The following table gives distrihution of villages' by size.

TABLE ;,

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE

SIze of village (kru2)

I Less than I 1'0- 2'4 2'5- 4'9 5'0- 7'4 7·5- 9'H

10'0-14-9 15'0---19-9 20·0 -24,9 25'0-29'9 30'0 and above

Number

2

2 8 4

17 7

26 17 22

Educational facilities

17. The extent of educatioual facilitic~ a\,<:\ilabk in the village~ tall be ~ludied more profitably with the following fable. It gives the categorisation of villa~e~ according to the distance~ fiom the neare~t town. The number 0' village, having primal y school" middle

schools, high school~ and coUeges for these categode,o, are also indicated. Out of the hundred and three viUages ninety-five are within 25 km. 'of the neare.~t town. Half the villages in the distdct are withiff 10 km. of the nearest town. SLX village:, have colleges~ 82 villages have high school, ;},na 86 \'mil.~es have middle schools.

T,\BLE I)

NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS _4.ND THE DISTANCE FROM NEAREST TOWN

Number of village, h,~vlng

Total numb,x of villages

r------~--- _______ .A_ ___ ~ _____________ __,

Dista nee fronl the (ie,j,t'e;~t town (in km )

Primary Middle High Other eciucatiO{)At schools schools ,choo[:; C'J [lege, instituti00l3JO

1 .5 k111. or lel" 6-10

11-15 16-2C. 26-50 51-100

Medical facilities

2 26 33 17 19

7 I

3 <!t) 33 17 19 7 I

18. Under medical facilities, details of both publit: and private institution~ are given. Almo"t all the villages in the district have got medical facilitie" of one kind or the other. The table below gives the number of medical in.ititutiom per IOU sq. km. of area in each taluk.

TABLE 7 NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS PER 100 sq.""',

IN THE RURAL AREAS OF THE TALUKS

Talus.: 1

Alway" Parur Cochin KanayannlU' Kunnathunad Muvattupuzha Thodupuzha

COlDlDuDieation facilities

Number of medical institutions per 100 sq. k.:n.

2 23 55 87 55 ~7 23 12

19. From the point of view of communications it is seen that though all the villages in the district are served by pucca roads, only 10 villages have railway facilities within 2 km. The following table gives the distribution of the villages by the distance from the nearest railway station.

TABLE B

DISTRIBUTION OF 'VILLAGES BY THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST RAILWAY STATION

Distance from the nearest railway statiu" Un km,)

I Less than 2 2·0- 4'9 5'0- 9'9

10'0-14'9 15'0-19'9 20' 0 and above

No. of village" 2

10 9

17 8

13 %

4 ;, {} 7 21 19 3U 28 14 [5 In 16 .~ 4 1

Post and telegrapb f'acilitt.es

2 :!: !

[!1-15 3 9 i

20. Ninety-seven vi tlage" hd lie po,t office", 39 villages have Telegraph Orlin-, ~h weI! a~ public caU

tacilities. The table giv.:n hdow furnishes the deta.il:. of Post and Teleg{'aph facilitie~ ,lVaibble in each taluk: of the district.

TABC," '}

POST AND TELEGRAPH IFACILI1I'BES

No. of No 01 No. of Po~t office,.

No. of Telegraph Public call rer too Taluk Post office:l officei office:! "q. k.m.

I 2 3 4 .')

Alwaye :1'-.> ,-,J 5 H

Parur 26 :} 4 15 Cochin 12 2 3 13 Kanayannw: 31 1 8 13 Kunnathunad 42 6 b 9 Muvattupuzha 55 11 II S Thodupuzha 35 ':I !l 4

Land utilisation

21. For the fir:o;t time an attempt ha;, been made to collect data 011 land utilisation. For this pm post' the total area ha, been classified into iivl" types viz. (I) Fore~t area (2) Irrigated 'hnd (3) Unirrigated land (4) Culturable waste aud (5) Area nor available for cultivation. The pattern of land l\lSe in the various taluks of this district is approximately brought out in

the following table.

TABLE 10 PERCENTAGE DISTRmUTION OF LAND BY TYPE OF USE IN THE RURAL AREAS OIF THE TAILUK

Alwaye Parur

Taluk: 1

Cochin Kanayallnur Kunnathunad Muvattupu"ha Thodupuzha

3(26-3

Total area

2 100.00 100.00 100.00 l00.00 tOO.OO 100.OU 100.00

ForCf>t J

tt.44

2.81 5.00

')6.04

9

Type of land use ---_-"-- - -------------_._--' ....

Irrigated land

4 22.37 37.70 9.46 7.20

~lO.05 21.53

2.89

Uninigated land

')

411.77 46.93 51.33 35.91 32.42 54.37 27,60

C'_lltul'ahl",

6 7,20 0"87

12.31 :30.70 21.91 11.92 9.79

Area not ' available

fot' cultivation 7

10.22 14.50 26.90 26.19 12.81 7.18 3A8

TOWN DmB<lTORY

3/2ii-4

STATEMEi-NT

~TATUS, G,R«l''WTH mSTOI\Y AND Civic admini- Population of .tration status ,-----

1:)1 Ii!', Name uf JO.rvll Location coJe Name of t"Juk in 1970 1901 ,J9Jl 1921

1 2. 3 4 J 6 7 8 1 Alway" I)-II Alwaye M 3,869 6,772 2 Angamaly b-I Alwaye NM Notified as town

3 Cochin 6-'\1 Cochin alod C " 61,:::36 t,4,126 68,493

Kanayannur .. EloOl" 6-1V Pamr NM Notified as town 5 KaJama"(,-y 6--\'HI Kanayanllur NM NClif.~d as town 6 KorbalnaFJ{;aJaJJl 6-X ~Iuvattupulha NM

,7 Muvattupuzl::a 6-XI ]l;Iu\'attupuz,ha 1\.1 4,517

8 Njarakbl !c-v (:ochin NM

9 Pal'ur 6-II1 Parur M 12,962 1::1,782 11.949

10 Pcrunlba\rc~r ,)-IX Kunnathul1ad M

11 Thodupm]Ja b-XII ThodllplIzha NM

12 ;' Trippullithu,'a :j-VJI Kanayanrtur NM 4,976 4,761

~Corporation 'M-Municipality

Nl\l-Non-ILdl1,c,:,<J

STATEME~T

)"H)'SDCkL ASPECTS AND

Physical aspect Name of r- _________ -A ______________

~-----------------Annual Temperature (in centigrade) Neare<t city wilh

SL lainfal' ,.-_____ .A-. ______ .,

popll]at~o~! of S'all" head-rio. Name of \',,',,:1 om lYnn,) l'vIa.x;lo1um l\Iinimum 1 Jal,h or ))X'Ie [rQ.~arters

2 3 4 :> b 7

AI.vaye ],471.9 )JA NA ( :cch;.'l J'!'j\J;"nurum (2(') (L:3I)

2 Angamaly NA )JA N:\ C:OCh111 Tr;vand,'um (32) (243)

3 Cochin 3,099.1 33'2 20'6 AU"ppq Trivdnclrum

~ Eloor 1': A NA NA (62) (222)

(~ochiJ), Trivandrum (13) (249)

5 Kalama,;.;;"ry NA NA NA CocJ,jn Trivandrum

6 Kothama']>;;alam N.~ NA NA (10)

(:Qchjll (235)

Trivandrum

7 Muvattupcl,ha 1,497·9 N," NA (51) (nO)

Cocbn Trivar.drum (43) (205)

8 Njarakkal NA NA NA C!()c.b.in Trivandrum ( 15) (308)

9 Panlr 2,874·0 NA NA Cocl:in 'l'l'JvanJrum \3~) (255)

10 Perumba\oor 1,916'2 NA NA (:oLhi7) T Tj~¥'~rH:Jrum (35) (227)

Jl Thoduj)llLha NA 1\;A NA Co~h;n Tri,.andrum «(;5) (216)

12 Trippunithura NA i\:J\ NA Coch:n Tr;"andrum tB) (240)

14

J

!fIUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS the town at the censu~d of -------~ .... ------....,.......---------......:...----------.,

1931 1941 J951 196J 19i1

9 10 II 12 13

7,621 9,744 16,3j4 20,863 24,067 in 1971 Cl'nms 12,932

99,101- 126,4'11) 166,063 277,723 439,066

in 1971 Census 20,725 in 1971 Censu::. 17,957

7,637 Decla .. ifiecl 6,534

'>,626 <},079 10,139 22,900 22,137

6,473 7,981 3,764 ' 15,777 19,221

15,176 16,179 13,241 20,852 24,393

:',863 7,764 8,012 16,147 20,888

3,435 4,172 5,141 Declas~ifid 20,880

10.,,717 ;2,606 11,066 14,444- 28,090

]I

LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1970 Road and distanct' (in km.) from

Functional Ca1f'f,ory r--------------A...----________ ""'

1961 Census -1971 Census

14 13 ~ervi€e

S<er-vice

Service-emu-primary ,;cli-vi t) -cum-industrial

'5ervice-cum-primary activity Servi~e

Service-ctl!l1-inclu,ui .. 1

lndu,trial-cum-serviee ]nrlu.trial-cum-primary

activity-eum-service S~T\'il'e-cum-industrial-~ cnm-comnlercial Jndmtnal ]"dmrrial ~'rvice-cum-pl'imary acti-

"itv-rum-industrial -';trvi'ce-cuul-comlnercial

cllm-industrial : :Primary activity-cum-indu

~1lJ(i]-cunl-service J:ndu,trial-cum-servicc

cufl1-commercial J ndustrial-cutn-sel'vice

cum-primary activity Py,mal'yactivity-cum

sr:Jvlce-cum-commercial S",rvice-cum-primary aeli.

" 'tj-cum-industrial

__________ ..J..... _________________________________ , ___________________ ~

District headquarters

8 Cochin .(20)

Cochin (32)

Cochin (0)

Cochin (13)

Cochin (lU)

Cochin (51)

Cochin (43)

Coch'n (13)

Cochin (3,'i)

Cochin (35)

-C:ochjn (6')

Cochin (8)

Sub-divisional head Navigable "iverl !,\uarters/taluk canal (if within headquarters Railway ~ta( 0U Bus ,-,),lle 10 km.)

9 10 '1 12

C!oehin (20) I Alwaye Alwaye Periyar (R) Alwaye (0) (0) (0) (0) Oochin (32)/ Angamaly Angamaly Alwaye (12) (2) (0) '{;ochin (0)/ Cochin Cochin Thevata calUll _Cochin (0) (0) (0) Vaduthala (R) Oochin (13)1 Kalamassery Eloor Ptriyar (R) l'"rUl' (22) (~. !,O)

~futtar (R) Cochin (10)/ Ka amassery Kalamassery £:Qchin (10) (O) (0) m Muvattupuzha (11)/ Piravora Kothamangalam -Muvattupuzha (11) (30) (0) ]\1uvattupuzha (0)1 Piravom Muvattupuzha Muvattupuzha (R) l\Iuvattupuzha (0) ( 9) (0)

Chathanath Kayal Cochih (15)(. Cochin Njarakkal Cocllin (15) (15) (0) C!ochin (35) / Alwaye Parer Munambam }'arur (0) (16) (0) Kayal

Varapuzha Kaya'}

J\IU\'attupu7.ha (i9)1 Perumb3voor Ko?ungan~ Ka);al

Alwaye Perlyar (R:) . Pemmbavoor (0) (16) (0) l\luvattupuzh (20)1 Piravom Thodupuzha ThOdupuzha (0) (39) (0) Cochin (8)1 Trippunithura Trippunithura Panamkutty puzha C!oehin (8) (0) (0)

",pa port (if with;,.. '::'Okon.)

13 Cochin

l20) Cochin

(32) Olchin

(0) Oochin

(13) Cochin

(10)

Cochin (43)

Cochin ( 15)

C'.ochin (35)

Cochin (33)

Cochin (8)

&1. No I I 2· 3 <{

5

SI. No.

2

3

4

5

6 7

8 9

10

Ii

12

N"acne of tOWtl

~

Alwaye (M) Cochin (C) Muvattupuzqa (M) Parur (M) Perumbavo'>c (M)

C-CorporabB<l

Nam~ of ,own

l

Alwaye

Angamaly

Cochin

Eloor

Kalamassery

Kotbarnangala.,. Muvattupu.:ha

Njarakkal Parur

1'erumbavoor

Thodupuzhll.

Trippunithu("

NA-Not Available ORT -Over Head Tank

Receipt (R~. 'OO'~)

SfATEMENT MUNICIPAL FINANCE

---------------~------..---.",..._-.... -----------------~

Receip' through

taxes

3 4.900

45,45D 2,041

.2,470 2,581

R~v'>nue derived frow

municipal properti""

and puwer~ apart {com ta"ati"'rt

4-1,487 5,725

670 ti6~ 96l

M-Municipal;ty

Road length ~h"tefi[ of (in !em,) sew~rage

3 .. 40 ST

7

230 ST

17

II

16 ST 5$

26 ST 42 ST

62 ST

34- ST

12 ST

ST~5eptic Tank T-TIll{I

GuveCrHJ I e(l_t

grant

5

42:i 7,660

523 5'73 510

Advance

6 7

1.500 94

107 286 l"~ ._,.)' .. 'D1

No. of latcinei

Other soutcei 8

1.635 78,010

78S I,IIS

57

Total receipt

9 10,04)

136,845 4,124· 5,262 4,350

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHBR.

,-_______ ..J.-----____ -. Method of disposal of

W 'lel', borne Service Otheu night-soil

5 () 7 a 2. XII) 6

6,800 9,9H 31 \VB

NA HLIWB

117 8 2,4-15 1,075,

245 Wi 496 ESP NA NJ\. NA ESP

2,023 550

2

61)0 1,800

ESP-Environmenta.l Switation Programme WB-Wheel Bacrow. HL-Head Load

16

III

l!J69-70

General administration

lO 1,144-

37,848 856 888

1,911

IV

AMENITIES. 1970

Public safety II

354

306 336 2;'2

Protected water SUI ply r--------"--

Capacity Source (gallons)

9 10

T Z,41,300

OHT 1,000

T NA

OllT (,0,001)

OHT 5,500

OlIT 3,520

Reservoir 60,000

OHT 4,400

3tJ·6-5

Expenditure (Rs. '00'5) _____________________ .fi..__ __________________________ - ___ - ___ ~_...."

Publi( health Totat and convenienct"s Public \\ ork.. Puhlic instilutlons ()[ltf'f" expenditure

12 13 14 1 ~ 16

2,033 3,214- 77'.'. 1,921 9,438 28,035 39,072 39.09[1 144,053

72& 1,629 840 .01-,357 1,409 1.487 39 1,153 5,312 1,026 704- 102 7% 4,793

Electrifin'tivn (Ko, of connt:'ctions) r---- ---------------- -"------- ---- - - --- - -- ---t

Fire fighting Road lighting service Domest;" Industrial Commercial \puints) Others

II 12 13 It Ie, It>

Ye_ NA NA N{\ .'<A NA

N9 1,150 IRO I:W 10 .-\grieultural-20

Yes 18,914 1,303 12,4-68 7.r. [(. 1,201 Agricul tural-46

N8 1.500 7 .') 2311 ,\gricultural-2

No 1,700 :3!> 3,-.0 400 42 .\gricultural-a

No 900 55 400 Vh Nil 1,583 98 690 674 72

\gricultural-25 No 420 10 220 208 No 1,985 97 978 1,008

Agricult;;ral-lO 1 No 2,427 1;;8 642 1,025 3

Agricultural-7H N'. 1,000 49 1M 3n 4

Agri«ultural-3 ~:'" 884 4 2;' I!Ou 300

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STATEMENT

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND

Medical facilities Educational ,-_______ -A.. -----, r-

Beds in Hospitals/dispensariesl medical ArtsJ

T.B. clinics/healtk institutions Science/ centns and nursing noted in COInmerce I."ledical Engineering

SI. No. Nalne of J01A n homes col. 3 colleges colleges college, Polytechnics } 2 :3 4 5 6 7 8

Alwaye H(A) I 120 D(A) I

AS2 FC] fi D(AY) J H(VET) I

2 Angamaly PHC I I4 l<'CI ASI R(VET) 1

3 Caehin H(A) 7 1,24-9 PHCI 14 TBC 1 40 D(A) 1 AS6 FC8 LI l'vICW 5 TCI R(AY) 2 D(AY) 1 R(VET) 1 D(VET) 2

Eloo}' D(A) J FC 1 D(VET) I

5 Kalam:,,';e~y D(VE'!') 1

6 Kothamang .. lam H(,\\ 1 14 AS]

7 Muvattupuzha R(A) I 116 FC I MCW' I H(AY) I H(VET) I KVC 1 , Njarakkai H(A) I 32 FC 1

9 Parur H(A) I 112 FC 1 MCW2 D(AY} I R(VET} 1

10 Perumbavbor H("') 1 ':>0 FC 1 MCW2 H(AY) 1 H(VET} I

20

11 Thodupuzha H(A) I 62 FC 1 ,-',SI H(AY} I fi H(VET) I

12 Trippunitnura R(A) 2 44-FC 1 H(AY) I ]2 Al H(VET) I

• This includes temporary ana. permanent sheds PL-PubJic library including reading rooms RR-Reading room only

1'8.:

V

'CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979

f4cilities (Figures indicate number of units)

Recreational and cultural facilities ------' -- .~--------.- ... ---~ r-- --A.-

Shorthand, .' ..... Public typewriting and Higher Junior libraries other vocational secondary! secondary! .!! udi torial including

training Secondary Middle Primary Drama reading institutiom schools schools schools Oth '1', Stadia CiJlema haJb· balls roozm

9 10 II 12 13 14 15, ]6 " 17

"Comm. Inst. S 4 ti N2 3 PL5

'Co'llm. Inst. 2 2 .'\)1 2 :"~ ; ." :

'-Gomm. In!t. 26 34 31 59 NIh 2 19 .. PL22 DT' RRl6 07

N3 PLI 3 ~ 05 ... RRI

:( ITIl :2 PTI 02

'Comm.Inst. 3 4 :2 PLI

-Cerom. Inst. 3 5 4 .. NI 3 PL2 BTSI 06

'Comm. Inst. :2 2 :2 1 RRI

'Comm. Inst. 5 6 ~ :"Il2 :2 PL5

Comm.lnst. 3 3 4 :'\1'4 :2 PL4

Comm.Inst. :2 4 :l N3 fiTS 1 :2 PL6

RRI

PLJ Conlln. Inst. 4- 5 5 'j 02 1 RRt

STATEMENT

TRNDE.CO~RCE,INDUSTRY

Name of three most impol tant commodities Name of thr!'e most important commodities importe.l exported

r-__ .A- ___ ------- ~ -. r- ~~-----. ~--

__ _A.._~ ___ ....... _ ~~---- ....

-S1. No. Name or low .. I II III I II III

2 3 t 5 6 7 8

Alwaye Gotton Tobacco Rice Lemon.graSB oi 1 Ca,hewn,uts Hill products

2 Angamaly Bamboo mats L .. ather Rubber Tile> Electric good'

3 Cochin Rice Wheat Raw Fish produc.ts Peppe: Rubber cashewnuts

4 Bloor :O;ulphur Foodgrains In&ecticide; Pepper Aluminium Chemical,

S Kalamas~er'f Tyre Cl6th Glass Chemical, Sulphur

6 Kothamangalam Oloth Kerosene Machin.., Rubber Peppel' Spices

7 Muvattupuzhlt. (~rains Cloth Rubbe.' Pepper Ginger

8 Njarakkal Rice Sugar Oil Fi~h Coil' Coconut

9 Parur Rice Pepper Timber COil' Copra Coconut oil

10 PerumbavoGr Manure Cloth Ric", Rayoll yarn Timber Hill pl'orlurh products

Ii Thodupuzh& Cloth Sugar Rice Coconut oil Rubber Pepper

12 Trippunithura Rice Kerosene Wheat Copra Pepper CasheWlillt

20

VI

AND BANKING. 19'70

Na.(ue ,-.i' three rnost Important ~vnl-'nOdlties rtlaUuf.J ,thr~·J ___ .~ ____ .. ______ . ______ A ___ . __________ _ -,

.)

Tran"torw cr.' (Elec'r; e)

Coil" produ(:ts

.. -\.lulnintUYlJ

Tyre

RubIJ,,, ~O():l.i

Becf!,

Coir rnat9 .el; l)\ t rop~

Coir

Rayon yarn

need;

Coconut Ol~ . n I oil cake

Til""

n ,I)

M:~.t'h:ni' tnt)l~

n",,,';r prodll"t_~

Il

C,), Ood'i .• r ',11

Hafldf"OIll prnduct.

Engil1l".nn~ prftduct.<

21

Ntu\chc-r {)l

!'ant<...

II

> -,

1

,)

"

! I

",

!'l" ,f ,'>I',,,,ull"l'al n:, ,ht 1.o('lf""ticJ.j

I" , ,

Nl> ,of o"u·agrtcultu~al I'':F·,.-Jlf tocietjes:

[4

7

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

AMl<:NITlY.s AND

'1ALUK: ALWAYE , ...... ,n,i"c~. ,J; ailable withi,.. Ule village

Total r------- -------- -_~~ ___ .A. ~ -_ --.- -, ."rea of the'

51 r.ocatioo village l'"wer ( Huklng t -.QIUDlUni,- POMal and No code Na}1J~ t)f ",J]:,~p lin km. 2) EdlH .::tlH.)JJ,lr : f~'11' ,_tI _"pply \r\Tafer r'ation~ If-k·graph

0 l 3 " Ii 1 'I q

(j~-I- ! P,*"",kkadav" 24 lif) PS ! 1(,\) I 1:(", 1} 340 W ~'R H)6 Ml D(A} 1 L(S) b4 R KR H? U(VR'T) , l.(U) Ib R

! ti 1-2 K.vtbakulanl;iln. 40 'il) N2 h(A) 1 1',(1) 12Q W 1'1{ Po 1-North PlO ,,'e; :: E(I) ;!O KR P&T 1

M6 1.'INC l E((') '-,0 peo 2 H2 drAY)t; E{,';,}i ;:'2 81'S! C)( ! ) ~ ! \ "} ·0 01

:J \r 1-:> MlU'lapm 7448 P5 ,,(A) ( i(1») Ufi W l'R l'U l 1\1_ 'J D(,:!) 2 i.( ,) l; KR

1 .\', i(T) qq :)1)

'+'i) lJ5 l'( ( ») 1 7

4 1),1 4- ~"i'llay,., rl 01 r( I ) 313 f' j H(A) I 1.(11) tl4 W t'R PU I HI D(A} 1 r(i:) :I T KR

~ " i H) I E(~,)40 1< R i (\ E I) !C(O} 21,

5 Ii -1-5 ~If(u ) Jcka,f1i'lngrdi1.Jn ~1),H2 " tl UrAl I <'( IJ J :;35 W PR I'u J M4 ll( 1\) :5 E{l) 54 T KR P&T lCI H(A\:) I LCCl ti34 R C ("CO : ASC I IF( . .: ":(:-;) :Lo3 t; rs 1 ('we) f:(( ,} 194 ITI: l O(AY) 7

D(H) 4 {) 0-1-6 Kothakulangallt* .U,ti4 1>4 :J(A) 1 E(ll) 548 W PR li"O I

Soulh (porr.'ot.) M4 ,·e 2 B(Cj 20 C KR F(S) eo T • (0) 50 R

7 6-1-7 Chengamamo" .~ILL9 Nt "HG I L( IJ) 1008 W PR PO 4 P7 Fe I E(l) :l(; KR Ml I;_,(;\Y) 1- 'E(C) 192 R H2 H(H) I E(S) 149

D(H) 2 KVO I

E(O) 568

S 6--1-8 Obowwara l tl 28 P3 l (A) 1 E(L» 200 W VR 1'0 I D{AY) 3 E{l) 5 R KR P&T t D(H) I E{C) 140 (; T PCO 1 D(VET) I 1'(S) 12

£.(0) 20 R

9 6,1-9 Vad akk urnbhagow 7.18 Nl H(A) I ~E(D) 126 W FR PO 1 1'3 FWC 1 E(l) 6 R KR P&T H4 r0(H) I I':(C) 6 ~ R

B(8) 67 1":(0) 37

It) 6-1-10 K;,.J)akkumhh~()ltI 7 C1 PI !<'WC I t:(D) 218 W PR PO I MI E(J}G R KR

L(e) SO R £(8) 48 1<:(0) 68

II 6-1-11 Tbekkumbhago1l1 b. t~ .1'2 Nfll E(D) 100 W Pi{ 1'0 , M 1 E(l) 2 R KR

E(e) 15 T R(S) 4 R

12 6-1-12 Alway" (pOl'tlon)'~ ~fL08 N3 Pf-j_(J I L W i:'R PU 7 .1'9 FC 1 T KR P&T l M2 KVC I TW T PeO I H3 R R 03

• Portion incllJ<\ec\ ill Angamall' uon-municipal to';"» t Portion includ.eq i» Alwaye municipality

LAND USE

Land m .. (in km.~) ,-._----~---

Jo.... ~ _____ - Day vI' days of f{.;;u.<\,k.. including Area not N<:aJ't'.>t town the mar!.et, if any place of religious,

CulturaLI" available for _,nd distance any. held in the hi~torical. or arch7 Staple faod Porest IrrIgated ' 'nil'rig.:lt~d W;tst .. cultivation <in km.) village .,eologieal interest

10 11 12 13 l4 15 16 17 tfJ

Ric ... 10.37 12'')0 1 79 . \ugalJlaly l'uesday :Yludllkul.,m ( 10) ~'riday LfCkshrn,]ha'Tempie

Rice 18.')0 b).50 I 50 Chalakkudy \Vbeal ( 10) Tapioca

R'Le 31.92 14- Il '!3.45 f.~ \ugdmafy Daily -"IaI.tJ..lpla Seee Tapioca ( 10) Kr ;~hu Temple

Rice '~.94 1 Ol :1.30 j .10 PClurnhavoor ~.laluya(four Kunsu-Tapioca (13) :1Ial.:l Church ,

R·c" 7 45 4.&1 o.211 L.28 Peruwbavoor Dally a,rth p1a"" ot Adi rapioca (6) San!",ra

Rice 3n 1%.37 6.(1) 3.05 :\llgamaly l'ue.s,iay Wheat (I) Friday Tapioca

Ricc 7 ~ 12 12.1.', 6.45 1..57 AI<gamaly Wheat (3) Tapioca

Rice 1.44- 5 61 1.03 Alwaye Tapioca (9)

Rice 1.44 ~.n 0.97 Alwaye Tapioca (17)

Rice ').86 [ 27 Alwaye t. St. ,sebastian Church Tapioca (17) 2. Puthiyedathu

Rhagavathi Temple

Rice O~ 4.93 I) 82 '\!way,' .':>ree Nathapuram ('I) Temple

Rice' .56 32.!Ja 1.86 6.68 Ah,aye Daily Alway" Siva Temple Wheat (I) Tapioca

25 3/26--7

AlI/lE.NITJES AND

TAUJK, J>ARt'. AUlenities available w,dun the vIllage

rota) ,..- ~- - -- - --~-_________ _A... ____ ~ ___________________ -,_

area of the 51. ~,(}(;a1l(m village POwer Drinking (1omnTuni_ Postal and "No. cod~ >"j'HO~ of vjll"w (in "'m. 2) educ a(lonal Mnj",,) ~upply water catiom telegraph

0 2 3 4 :' 6 7 8 9 13 6-2-1 V;;dakkekara lh·73 P 12 D(A} I E(D) .)20 W PR P04

(Portion)" M2 FWC-: E(l) 25 rK KR PCO I H :2 FG-l E(C) 150 k TC I PHCl £(8)310 AS I D(A),) ~

RTS I D(H) .. (~JTJlm. J<VC-l ln~t. I

H t'~2-;'_' K :'11" } ... J.:H"n';'-HJe..,;!J,aJ/) 10'8.', NJ lJ(A) j B(D) llJ.J- W I'R 1'0 :2 P8 FC J B(C) Iai R l<;:R P&l I M3 lIlAY) J E(R) J7fl R PCO j

B 2 D(AY) ; D(H) '; KVel

15 6--2· 3 I'(!tlu' rr ("h&.-~dl<1Cl 2.,>·.~j j' 4 H(A)3 E(U) JU(lI) '" l',R PO 4-Jo.l .> D(H) I E(e) 10 TK KR H E(S) 400 R

E(O) ¥O 16 6--2-4 .:4.n('(>j :II 6t, N H(A) 2 E(D) .;50 \\ I'R

P -.J D(/\') 1 qI)8 R KR M3 DCAY) I E(.''i) 20 R H 1 ])(H) I E(O) 25

RYe I

17 6-2-~, ! '~'J oil EZrllk"al,a 1!1l7 K' I D(A)~ E VI/ l'R PO:} ( PU r 11(111)* P c, 1'1. j T K1l.

1\ I I DC.'\),} .: R R Comm. V(U} I C Ll~t :2 CI 3

18 t>-2-6 Ko1tu~aliy 21 (II) P3 H(,"'} 1 E W PH PO 1 (P(lrtioJ) )- 1\16 D(A> I TK KR P&T I

H 3 FC:.? }{ PCO I n :2 DCAY} 9

D(H) I KVCI

19 6~2-7 l.,J('n~4d :'::J 02 P7 HlA) ! E(U) 1638 \V l'R P04 M3 FC I B(I) 16 TK KR HI eWCl B(C) 142 R

DCU::T) 1 E(8)'.314 B(O) II

~O f,·:i-ti K adurlgalloor 1466 P3 D(A) 1 E(D) 238 \V PH P02 (Portion)t ]\1 I FC I E(l) J4 R KR

0 7 FV,C 2 E(C) 21 C R D(AY) 3 E(8)'4-4 . D(H) I E(O) 20

~l 6-2-~ V"'''puz.ba J 1':,1 P7 H(A} 1 E W PR P02 (Portion)i M3 PHL 1 T KR P&T 1

H2 D(A) 3 TW R peo I Comm. Fe J TK Inqt. 2 D(AY) 11 R 01 D(R):.?

D(VET) I.

.. 1'0' 110'" included HJ Parur muniCIpal tUV.J1

p("rt;oJ]' int l'ude:l 11' Eloor non-municipal (0\\ n

26

U\ND V&E-(cclll.)

Land use (m kID. 2) 1- ----- ---------~---------------~

Area not available fhr

"" ftivation Staple food

10

RiO.

TApi(I'f.'i

R}It'"

Tap'ex"

Rlce Tapioc .•

R)(~e

TaplOu,

RICI"

Rice

Rice

hr>gatcd

12

0'69

8·98

13 )0

7 73

l~ 311

2·32

8·38

Unirrigalrd

13

12 I.d

I :)V

20 17

15 ~9

17·' '10

3 2~

9·49

(~ul~urat)le

waste

14 (I It>

' . '~IJ

..

004-

<j t)(,

'I '/6

'3 W

J ,00

3 03

49

Nearest town and distance

(in Inn.)

16 Pat'ur

(2)

j'acur (3)

f'ar H

( fi)

rarllr (a)

Parur (I)

Po:Jrur (6)

Ah.a)e (6)

i.

Alway .. (3)-

Kalama~ery (8)

Day or .lay' of the market, jf any, helrl in the

village

17 D .. ily

)liul)'

Dail}

naily

Remarks including any place of religioll8~

historical or archaeological inter .. "

)8

X

A!lrLENITlES AND TALUK: COCHIN

Amenities 3vatlablt: WIthin the village Total ,-- - -_- __ _.A_____ ___________________ -.,.

area of the 1'1- L.x:atl(;n village Power Drinking Communi- Po"tal and No, cod .. Name ,f vilJ~e lin km.2) Ldu('ational Medical ,"ppiy water <",lions te]f-graph 0 I 3 4- 5 h 7 il' 9

21. (i-3-1 K m,hupillv 1:'('70 (>5 H(A) J I':(ll) 153 W PI{ PO I M3 D(H) I t,(I) 41 TK. KR P&T I HI FC I g(C) 126 PCO I C':ornnl .(;(8) 122 rnst. I H(O) 14

'I- 6 -3-2 Pal Jipuram 11'52 P6 IlCA} I E(D) 282 W PR PO 1 -, MI Nfl ) E(I} 18 TK KR H2 H(AY) J E(C) 160 Comm D(AY)~1 1~(S)270 lust. 3 D(B) 2 l:(O} 15

D(VET) I

24 ti-3·-3 t<:davanakkad ! 1'24- 1'3 ,)(A) 1 ~;(D) )80 W PR P&T l MI D(AY) (:, I<~l) 13 TK KR HI U(H) 3 P{G) 227 Corrun. U(VhT) f 1:<:(8) 98 Just. 2 g(O) 5 02

2~l t>-3-4 Nay"mmhalam 12·19 P3 LJ(A) 1 qO) 406 W PR PO 2 M3 Fe 1 ~;(l) 7 TK KR p('.o I HI U(AY) b I':(C) 52 R tiTS I D(B) 4- F..(S) 161

O(VET} I

26 6-3--'. Elangullllapuzba 14''\1 N2 I'HC 1 !'.( D) 1000 W PR PO -I, (Portion)* P9 fC2 1<:(1) 32 T KR

M7 FWC2 B(C) 164 C H2 D(AY) I E{S) 299 Corom, D(H) 10 ReO) 62 lnst, J

27 6-3-6 Palluruthy 4-12 P3 O(A) 1 l<: W PR PO I (Portion)· MI D(H) 1 TW KR

HI TK C

26 6-3-7 Kumhalangy 2H3 P5 PHC I I!.{D} 900 W PR PO I M4- DbA) J E{I) 10 T KR pco I H3 F 2 B(C) 25 C

eWCI E(S) 114 D(AY) 6 E(O) 75 D(H) 16

29 6-3-8 Chellanam S'U P3 CWCl E(D) 150 W FR PO ! M I E(I) 50 T KR HI E{S) 50 C C

-- ----~----~-

* Portion included in Cocbin Corporation

LAND U8&:-:-(l»at,)

Staple food 10

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Wheat

Rice Tapioca

Rice

Rice

Rice Tapioca

Rice

Forest II

3/26-11

Irrigated 12

9'02

Land use (in krn. 2)

Unirrigated 13

8'42

8·81

9'65

6·&,

S'll

6'«

5·95

Area not Culturable ,available for waste cultivation

14 15 3'66

3·10

2·34-

3'Y2 4-'03

1'01

6'60 8'09

0·61 1'15

Nearest town and distance (in Ian,) 16

Parur (8)

Parur (5)

Cochin (13)

Cochin ( 10)

Cochin (7)

Cochin (5)

Cochin (14)

Coch.in (Uij

Day or day,~ of the market, if

any, held in the village

11

Daily

Dallv

Dail)'

Remarks including any place of religiOUll~

historical or arch~", aeological intereat

18 Dutch Kotf:a "

",

Kannamali St. Joseph' .. Church

~MWITIBS AND TALUI(: KANAYANNL"R

Amepities available within the village Total r- -.

area of the ~.' L,~atipn vmag~ Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. tode Name of village (in knl.2) Educational Medical ~)Jpply water catipns teJesraph

0 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 9 go, iH-! Kadamakudy ]2'92 1'2 D(A):! E(D) 553 W l'R P02

M3 Fe 1 E(I) 2 KR FWCl E(C) 33 R D(AY} 3 E(S) 38 D(H) I

31 6-4-2 Mulavucad 19'60 P6 D(A) 1 ECD) 28~ T PR PO 1 (Portion)'" M3 D{AY)4 E(I) 2 KR P&T I

HI D{B) 5 E(C) 20 R PCO 1 E(S) 280 E(O) 6

32 6-4-3 (JherallaU UI' IO'6() 1'3 D(A) i E(D) ,136 W :PR P02 (Portion)· M2 D(AY) 8 E(I) 1 T KR

HI D{H) 3 E{C) 25 TW R 0-4 ' KVCI E{S) 14,j TK

E(O) 3 R

33 6-4-4 Thl'i<!:kakara Nonh 11'38 NI D{H) 1 E W PR (Portion),; P3 T KR

Ml TW T R

34 6-4-5 Thrikkakara ~otltb 30'41 NI H(A) 1 F;(D) :,10 W PR PO 3 P7 D(A) 2, E(I) 2 T KR MI FOWU J E(C) 12 (; HI D(AY) 1 E(S) 46 AS I D(H) 3 E(O} 8

D(VET) I

35 6-4-6 Thiruvankul .. m 1O·-t!} NI D(A) I B(D) 375 W PR PO 1 P5 MeW) E(I) 2 ". KR. P&T I HI D{AY) 4- E(C) 163 PCO 1 Comm D{H) 2 E(S) 253 Inst. I KVC 1 E(O) 20

36 '6-4-7 Kureekad 5'30 Nl D(AY) 'I E(D) 21~ W PR PO I PI D(H) 2 E(C) 31 T KR P&T 1 H2 E(S) 49 TK PCO 1

E(O) 22 C

37 6-4-8 Thekkumbhagam 5'0~, P2 FOC 1 E(D) '223 W PR PO 1 (Portion):!: Ml D~AY) 1 E(I) 2 R KR

D H) I E(C) I C T E(S) 130 R

~11l 6-4-9 Mal'adu 12'35 P4 H(A) 1 E(D} 420 W PR PO 2 M2 FC 1 E(l} 10 T KR PCO l_ HI D(AY) 3 E(C) 10 C BTS 1 D{H) 4 E(S) 96 03 E(0)3

39 6-4-10 Kumbalam 20'79 P5 D{A) I B(D) 350 W I'R PO 2 MI FC4 E(I) 9 TK KR H2 D(AY) 5 E(S) 100

D(H) 6 KVC I

40 6-4-11 l\lanakunnam 24'86 N3 PHC J E(D) 269 W PR PO 5 P6 D{A) I E(l) 11 T KR PCC 1 M2 FC 1 E(C) 15.') C H3 :FWC 1 E(S) 135

D(!\Y) 7 ntH) :.! KVC I

41 6-+-12 Kanayannur 7'38 P I H(A) I E(D) 75 W I'R PO 2 HI F'e 1 E(I) I T KR

D(AY) 3 E(C) 10 TJ' D(H) 3 E(S) 15 C

E(O) IS

• Portion included in Cochin Corporation t Portion inCluded in Kalamassery non-municipal town :I: Portion included in Trippunithura non-municipal town

3~

·10

Rice Tapioca

Rice Wheat

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca'

Rice 'Wheat T:>pioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice 'Wheat

Aice Wheat

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

II

JnJgattd

12

~ 25

()·65

6'26

Area not Cu](urable "vaiJablc for

Unjnigatnl wa.;te "nltivatio~l

6 31

5' t,a

9.'1~

I' 65

9'85

9·95

2 46

14

.' w

6·96

2332

2'25

4,20

2·93

4 05

3,)7

1:129

3'64

I 'lO

2,09

1 :17

o 75

0,32

3 J6

1094

1 ,00

Nearest to~n and distance

(in km.)·

Hi

Cuchin (10)

Cochin (6)

(!O{!hm (!1)

KalrunasseJY (I)

(.~ochln (8) ,.

Trlpp,;riit!Jura (3)

Cochin (19 )

Trippunithura (I)

Trlppunithura (3)

eochin (11)

Tl'ippumthur.a (6)

{jQ(.:hlU (19)

Day 01 days uf Remarks inclllding the UlUl'ket. if any piacc of religiou"

any, held in the historical or arch-v~~~e .ac0Io~ical intcren

17

Daily

IY .. ily

Dai).y

Daily

I;

J. Keralc,warapuram Temple

., :i.:l. Bolghatti Palace 3. St. Sebastian's

Church

,(.~hittur--Sreekrishna-.wamy '!'''mple

....... ,!.:J.' Karingachira Church

2. Hill Palace

I. Nettur Tdkai Temple

2. ~Iarattil Kottaram

3. Devi Temple

St. :\;Iary Magdalene's Church

M.P.S. Church at Chathamma

Udayamperoor Old C/lllreh

Al'VlEN ITIES AND' TALUK: KANAYANNUR-COfldd.

Amenities available within the village Total ---- .A. ----.,

area o(the Sl. Location villagt· Powel Ormk.ing . Communi- Poitaland No. code Name of ",li!lge (in km~,) Educational Medll'al ,>upp1y water cations telegraph'

0 2 :i 4- :> " 7 I} 9

4:! 6-4-13 Mul"",tu."oJthV 21'4H NI IH(A) I 1<.(01200 W PR PO 4 P5 Fe I E(l) 20 T KR P&T 1 M2 u(AY) 4- E(C) 130 T PeO I H2 OCR) 3 B(S) 115 C Gomnt, "'(VET) ! £(0) 35 lust. 2 01

t3 6-4--.14 &i"'kk.~th(v"'VdJ. 18 OR N2 V(AI i qU) 10" W [>R PO I P4- N1:I J n(e} 30 [(It P&T2 M2 MC:! E(S) 4{) PCO~ HI D(R) I E(O) 20

n(VET) I

+I- 6-4-15 Amhalluc 10'S2 P2 pHe I ~lJ) IllS W PR PO 1 M2 .Fe I Ef)'6°' R Kit P&T I HI D(AY) I E(O) 48 0 T Conllu, D(R) 2 E(S) 130 R lnst, 2 . £(0) 8

45 6-4-16 K,'"c11cn:y 5'06 PI DeH) 'I 'E(D) 14 W PIt PO 1 E(O)4 It KR E(O)2 C T

'tt It

4{) 6-4-17 Kulayettilt,,(~ Ij 71 PI DCH) I E W PR C Kit

T R

4-7 6-.... 18 KaipPlllttlu: 8'20 p~ D(A) I h(D) 20 W PIt PO 2' MOL E(O) 8 Kit D(AY) I E(S) 20

E(O)6

LAND USE~ont.d.

Staple food

10:

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca.

Rice Wheat Tapioca.

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

r-

3/26-9

Forest

11

Ir .. igated

12

3·04

2-43

Land use (in km.%) ..A.

Culturable U nirrigated waste

13 14

16·62 3-05

6·60 8-09

7·08 0-74

4·25 0-56

4·75 0-46

2·14 3-24

"""\ Area not Nearest town

a\-ailable for and distance cultivation (in km.)

15 16

I·SI Cochin (21)

0·35 Cochill (29)

3·00 Cochin (30)

~

0·25 Cochin (30)

1·50 Oochin (30)

0·39 Cochin (29)

33

Day or dars of RemarK. includinc the macket, if any place of religioul, any. held ill the historical or arch-

village aeological intereat

17

Daily

Tue;d.l}' Frida!,

MO!lday Wedncillar Thursday Sat',.Irday

Monda)' Thur~ay

Wednew.ay Saturday

13

St_ George's Church at Arakunnam

SL Mary's Church a.t Chethicode

AM1!',NITIES AND

"E'ALUK: KlJN~ATHUNAD

Amenities available within the village Total ,- ------A.-.--- -,

mea of the 51, Location village Power Drinking Communi. Postal and No. (ooe 'Ilame of \'ill,,£~ (in km.2) Educational Medical 8upply water cations telegraph

0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

-48 6-5-1 Perumbavoo,· 14·18 P 2 H(A) 2 E(D) 281 W J'R PO 1 (Portion) HI D(A) 1 E(l) 13 R KR

fiTS I Fe 1 E(C) 136 R Dr.AY) 1 E(S) 115 D(H) 1 E(O) 127

49 G-5-2 CI,erana!i(Jur %·68 V8 H(A)2 E(D) 783 W PI{ PO 3 ;\1 2 D(A) 2 B(I) 13 .I\R P&T 1 H2 FC I E(C) 168 H PCO 1 .ITS I D(.'\.Y) 4 E(S) 124 01 D{H) 3 E(O) 150

D(VET) I

50 (.-:1-3 Vengoor \\'.,t "2.1,97 P3 F'C 2 E(D) :")4 W l'R PO 1 M2 DiH) 2 E(I) .5 C KR

E(C)21 E(S) 37 E(O) 45

51 6-~-4 Vengoor Ell' 1 ~4'91 »5 PHO 1 E(D) lIO w PR PO 3 ;0,12 FC I E(I) 8 KR HI D{A) 1 E(S) 65 R

D(A'>:") I E(O) 47 D(H) I)

1;2 6-5-5 ASalnanJ100_' 21'27 PI DIAV) 4 E(D) 122 W PR PO 2 MI D(H) 3 E(l) 8 KR HI E(C) 36

E(S) 47 E(O) 30

. ~3 6-5-6 Raydn)ang~ 1 ~~'-'l 29'88 P5 H(A) I E(D) 295 W l'R PO 2 H3 D(AY) I) E(l) 31 T Kit P&'T 2'

D(H) 6 E(C) 173 R Fe02 E(S) 124 E(O) 137

54 6-5-7 Vengola 35'65 P7 H(A) 1 E(D) 200 W 1'R. PO 3 l\l'Z D(A) I E(l) 5 KR pca 1 HI F'WC3 E(C) 50

D(AY) 2 E(S) 28 D(H) 2 E(O) 23

~5 6-5-8 VazhakkuJaw 19'64 Nl D(.<\) 5 E(D) 649 W PR. PO 3 P4 Fe2 E(I) 21 R KR ;\1 1 RVCl E(C) 98 c R HI E(S) 95

'i6 iJ -J-9 Ki7:hakkamb,,1l',m 31'.57 N2 H(Al I E(D) 91 W PR PO 1 P6 D{A) 1 E(l) 10 T J~R P&T 1 M3 PHC I E(C) 51 pca 1 HI D(AY) 4 E(S) 46

D(H) 1 E(O) 65 D(VET) 1

57 C-5-10 :\Iazhu'."anno, ,r 4'J'JI Pll D(A) 2 E(D) 270 W PR PO 1-11,13 MC3 E:I) ~ KR H2 E(C) 60 AS J E(S) 8

E(O) 103

!.>13 &-5-11 Runnathtwad :26'87 P2 D(A) I E(D; 180 W .!'R PO 3 HI FWCI E(I) l'j T KR 04 D(R) :2 E(C) 50 TK Comm. E('» 32 Inst. I E(O', 35

59 6-5-12 Chemm .. nau 5(;-:29 PIO H A):2 E(D) 537 W PR PO 8 J\f3 DIA) I E(J) 27 T KR P&T 1 H3 D(AY) 4 E(C; 109 (' PCO I

D(H) 2 E(S) 1314 DIVET) I

6() (;-':,-13 Vadavukotle 2,50 Nl PHC I BiD) 60 W J'R PO I 1" I Fe 1 E(I) 2 T KR HI D(AY) I E(C) 20 BTSI DIH) 1 E(SlH Comm. lnst. I

·Portion included in Perumbavoor municipal town

34

'L\:"fD USE-com:!.

Land use (in klll.2) r---------------..A..------------ -~

Staplc food

10

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rit:c Tapioca

R;c,. TapiQca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice -Wheat Tapioca

Rice Tapjoca

Ric(" Tapioca

Rjce Wheat Tapioca

Fore.t hril;aled

J] J2

EHl4

0·64 J7'12

6·98

10'94 JO·14

1'25

]7·35

7·82

]0'16

1l'36

1'10 16'38

12- J6

0,63

Unirrigated

13

2'17

4'02

11'21

IS'19

8-70

19·48

2'02

14'53

lI'll

8-09

13-81

0·17

fuca ,101

Culturable ",,,rulable for waqe (_ ')11]va!i-o 1

14 15

1'28 J 69

0-40 5-05

10'37 0-60

I-H:9 14']2

0-26 0'57

1-22 2-61

6·09 2·26

7'25 0·2]

3-05 2-63

11'35 9'17

4-07 2 -55

-31-84- 10 &4-

I-58 0·12

35

Ne"'r('~t town and di"tance

(in km.)

]6

J\ T'lmbavo·-,r (G)

Perl.1mbav()'}r (5 )

Perunlb~voor (9)

Po ur.1bavoor (10)

Penu-Dbaw·or (9)

])-r J <J)J1ba\'oor

( 5)

Perumbavoor (4)

Alwaye (9)

Alwaye (II)

Peruwbavoor (13)

AJ,vd,C (13)

Trippu:,;tL,"a (Cl)

T ripp,,;.:thura ( 1 J)

Day 0. ':"'/5 of the markpt, ,f

.my, held jn tb. village

17

Woon<:sday SatunJay

l\loJld"y Wedn.-,d"l Th\!rsJay ~at",-f)"y

Tunday Wt-dljf.:'~day Frjday "at lIHh Y

R.emark.. including .. ny place of roligiom~

historical or al'ch.aeo!ogical interest

18

l~aJ]jl Bhagavathi Temple

K Ulnar __ lpUl'am Subra-man;a T .. mpl.

AMENITIES ANO'

TALUK: KUNNATlHUNAD-concld. Amenities a\'ailable within the village Total ,-__________________ ..A.. ___________________ ~,

:'it. ' Location No. code Nan}e of \'itLi5~

o 6!

6t

1

6-5-14

6-5-15

2

area of thevillage

(in km.:)

3

25·64

25'53

Educa.( iord 1 Medical

4 5

Nt H(A) I Pli FC I M3 D(AY) 4

D(H) 2

P6 FC I Ml D(A) 2 H2 D(AY) 4: BTS I D(H) 3 AS 1 D(VET) I Comm. Inst.2 01

36

Power Drinking Communi- Postal and su?ply water catiBnll telegraph

6 7 8 t

E(D) 102 W PR PO 4 E(l) 2 T KR E(C) ~ R E(S) 85 E(O) 46

E(D) 537 W PR PO 3 Eel) 12 T KR P&T I.. E(C) 450 E(S) 320 E(O) as

Land use ill (lUn.~) -- ----_.--------"------- --

Stap Ie fOr.d

HJ

Rice Tapioca

R.ice Wheat Tapioca

_Fore",

Ii

3/26-10

r:..·ngated

12

7·0R

tJ Iti l'1'lgatr-d Culww hi.

\va...'1tc

13 14

Il':,'3 -+ :)'1

------, Area lIot

"'''[lilahlc t',l cultivation

l:i

['50

31

Nearest lown and dhtanct>

(in km,)

Ih

~ '~l'ulnbav01)l-

(15)

Tl'lppunitbura ( 13)

ll:,yor :1d),,' of tTl" ",,,rice!. if

;'(lY, held in ~h~ villagv

17

1,Ve<ine"sday S"'1)rdfty

VVednc,,,l.,y Satnrriay

Rt'Il' ad" illcluding allY place of religious,

"'.tmical or archaeological intcre3t

13

Kadamatwm St, G. urge Syrian Churdl

1_ Pariyaram VishnU: , T('mple

2 Ku:encherry St. Pet~r', Churcb

TALUK: MUVATTUPUZHA Ap;jJBNJTIES AND

Amenities available within the village Total ,-_-- ------" A

area of the 51. Locatjon village Power Drinking Comrnuni- Postal and

No. code Name of "mage (inkm.ll) Edm:ational Medical supply water cations telegraph

0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

63 6-6-1 Kottappady 31'94 P4 D(A) 2 E W PR PO I M2 NH! KR HI FWC]

D(AY) 2 D(B) I

64 6-6-2 Pindimana 25·76 P3 D(A) 1 E(D) 60 W PR 1'0 3 M'3 FO I E(I) 6 KR P&T I

D(AY) 2 E(O) 24 E(S) 46 E(O) 15

R POO I

65 6-6-3 Kurampara 32'79 P3 D(A) 1 E(D) 4-3 W PR PO 3 M2 FWC 1 E(I) 2 R KR HI D(H) I E(e) 8

D(VErJ ] E(S) 33

66 6-6--4- K uttamangalam 62';;6 P7 D(A) 2 E(D) 196 W PR P03 M2 FO 1 E(l) 9 T KR P&T 1 HS F'WC I E(C) 132 PCO I

D(AY) 1 E(S) 156 D(H),] ECO) 8 D(VET) I

67 6-6-5 Kadavoor 23'54 P5 PHC] E(D) 75 W PR PO 2 M2 D(VET) 1 E(I) 7 C KR HI E(S) 10

68 6---6-6 Pothanikkad 24'34- P4 H(A:.1 E(D) 170 W PR PO 2 M2 D(A) I E(I) 6 T KR Hl M{~ I E(C) 40

D(AY) I E(S) 44

fi9 6-6-7 \'arappetty 21'51 P5 PHC J E(D) 76 W PR PO 2 HI FOZ E(S) 37 KR

OWC] R D(VEI) 1

70 6-6-8 Kothamangalam 31-68 P8. FWOI E(D) 113 W PR (Portion) t MI D(AY) 3 E(t:) 98 R KR

HI D(H) 3 E(S) 114- C D(VET) I E(O) 160

71 6-6-9 Eramalloor 27-61 P3 FWC2 E(D) 2000 W PR P03 MI D(AY) 5 E(I) 15 C KR PCO I HZ D(H) 1 E(C) 300 P&TI Comm. E(S) 174-Inst_ 1 E(O) 48

72 6-6-10 ~ulavoor 26'47 P5 D(A) I E(D) 250 W PR P02 M2 MO] E(I) 5 KR P&Tl 01 KVC I E(O) 8 POOl

E(S) 90 E(O) 20

73 6-6-11 Velloorkunnam 8'35 P2 D(AY) I E(D) 88 W PR (Portion) * Ml E(I)2 R KR

EeC) 22 R EeS) 30 E(O) 20

74 6-6-12 Enanalloor 33'90 P5 H(A) 1 E(D).210 W I'R P03 M2 CWCI E(C) 30 R KR HI D(AY) I E(S) 45 C

D(Hl J

75 6-6-13 :Muvattupuzha 18·60 NI MC2 E(b) 259 W PR P02 (Portion) * P3 D{AY) I E(I) 8 R KR

HI D(H) 2 E(C) 74 BTS 1 E(S) 17.'l AS I E(O) ]3

76 6-6-14 Arakkuzha 27'35 P4 FHC 1 E(D) 260 W PR P04 M2 Fe 1 Eel) 7 KR H2 D(H) 1 E(S) 70

KVCl EeO) 20

77 6-6-15 ~1arady (Portion) • 17'93 Po3 FWCl E W PR P02 HI D(AY) 1 R KR

C

NOTE: t Portion included in Kothamangalam non-municipal town * Portion included in ]\{uvattupuzha municipal town

~8.

LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km. 2) Day Of day. of Remarks including ,- ----'-

Arca not Nearest town the market, If any place of religious, Cultur"ble available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch-

Staple food ForNt Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivatior< (in km.) \1i1lag~ acologieaJ interest

10 11 12 13 14 ][) 16 Ii 13

Rice 2·04 ':>"4·7 22·82 o 6 C) O·!jf> Cochin

Tapioca (9)

Ric .. 1'03 3'49 14 (Ill 608 I· 16 Muvattllpllzha (Ill)

Rice 4'02 4-94 14'OU 146 (j-37 Muvattupuzha Tapioca (21 )

Rice 20·68 36·26 1 30 4·32 Muvatlupuzha Tapioca (21 )

Rice 4·92 4'47 12 97 I 18 M"Vllttl1puzha Tuesday Tapioca (Hi) Saturday

Rice 4· 79 10 '-'7 7 95 ) "03 Mnvattupllzha W,..dne~,h:jy

Tapioca (12)

Rice 5'00 15·91 o 61 Muvattupu,ha Tapioca l7)

Rice 6·78 21·99 o 16 2'75 Mnvattupuzha Tapioc.l ( 11)

Rice 8'17 3,60 12 46 3-38 Muvattupuzha Thrikariyoor Siva Tapioca (18) Temple

Rice E)' 32 8· (>6 3'09 Muvattupuzha (5)

Rice 1'22 2 00 500 o 13 Muvattupllzha Tapioca (1)

Rice 10'20 10, Jl 1l·60 1 99 Muvattupuzha Tapioca (8)

Rice 3'22 9·20 4·10 2·08 M uvattnpuz ha Tapioca (I)

Rice 3,76 21·90 1 69 Muvattupuzha SatuJ'('l"y 1. Kurishumala Tapioca (6) Church

2. Perumankavu Bhagavathy Temple

Rice 3'72 8'42 5 66 U 13 Mtlvattupu,~ha ~lJnUa, (1)

AMENITIES AND

'I' ALUK: MUVATTUPUZHA-condcl. Antenitie'"' aV<.HliA.r)le witt-un th~~ village

Total r-~

_ _1> ____ .-~-.- ----~

area of the SI. Location villag,' l)o-//ct: Drinking Communi- P09ta\ and.

No, code Na",,, of "illag", (in km,'J) ,EdU(.J..fIfH!a.1 l\1(~dj{ Ji ;uppl" walf:r 2at;on, teln~raph

0 2 '3 4- \; 7 !l ;j

7'2;. 6-6-16 Vah-ko"," :!I'O'J pi) 1Ft I L(O) 12:, W PH. PO 2 MI t_;VvC l F.( !) 7 R KR HJ n(i\. 'Ii) !. L(C) {() C R

DCU) l 1.(::-0) :10 E.(Oj6

79 6-6-1I Mt-'rYIUt"'V 2294 1'2 ~c l E{J,) 73 W ir'R PO 2 M2 !P(\ li_': I.} L £(1)(: T KR H2 h(S) t,

8,', 6-6-13 Ramatrlangal:un 1403 P:l PHe: L E(I) 8'1 W PK PO 'L M! H: 2 LUI 'J R KR P&TI HI D( A\') f r,( C) 2(, c R 1'00 I

D(H) '3 £:(8) 70 E(O) (,7

81 6-6-19 Maneed L6 'Ln NJ MC'- LCD) 14'; W PR PU 3' t' '3 Fe 1 E(l) 6 KR P&T i .\1 I D(AY) '~ L(C) 43 R P(,O 1 HI D(H) 3 l~(S) 45

D(VP.TJ: E(O} 125

82 6·tj ·2U IJu:avf)nJ 'W''!b N2 H{!\) l E(D) 210 W PR PO 3 PH Ire 1 E( I} If! R KR P&T 1 M2 U(I\Yj'l £(C) 9,"> R P(,'() 1 HJ O{H} :l .f(S) 86 C!orJJln KVC I 1',(0) 2.9 lnot.l

83 6-6-~1 OuaJdwo£ 21'87 NJ PHC 1 1~(D) 2:}'7 W PH. PO I P3 UWO) E(I}S KR P&T I M3 ~"C [ E(C) 38 peol

E(S) 14{) £:(0) 80

B4 6-6-22 Thirumarady 29<14 P2 fG 2 E(D) 155 W E"R PO 2 M2 D(AY) :} E(C} 72 KR 1>&1' 2 HI D(H) 5 E(S} 77 1'CO 2 BTS I KVC I E(O) SI

85 6-6-23 Palakkuzha. 22'65 P I FWCI h(D) 40 W IPR PO 3 M2 KVO 1 E(I) 4- KR HI E(C) 15'

E(S) 65

6~6-24 KootJ,at.tukul"ID. 2'3,18 NJ H{A) 1 E W PR 1'02 P6 D(A) 2 T KR P&Tl M3 MC2 C PCO I H2 D(AY) 9 Comm DeB) 4-lnst. 1 DeVET) I

S" 6--6-25 Elan); 29'48 Nl OCA) 1 P.(D) 305 W PR PO 3 1:'2 I!:"C I B(e) 110 KR M2 i)(VET!l' E(S) 35 H2 E(O) 2.') COInrll, In.qt, I

LA2'\D USE-wntd.

Land use (in km.2 ) Da~' or days of ,---- .A. -- Remarks including

Area not Nearest to\vn the market, if any place of religious, Cuitur:lble available for and distance any. held in the historical or arch-

Staple food Fore-it Irrigated Cnirrigatcd \vaste: cultivation (in km.) \'illage aeological interest

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 Ii 13

Rice 6'73 ~'5} 4'1! 0'64 ?Iuvattupuzhil Tapioca (5)

Rice ll·ot 5·09 4-·oa 2 ·17 :\Iuvattupuzh" Tw",day Tdpioca (13) :o.aturday

Rice 5'30 7'-!6 0·19 1'13 )'luvaltupuzha SUlldav Ramamangalam 1-'apioca (19) )'lond;'v Perum trikkevil

Thursday Temple

Rice 3':;0 16'20 1·50 Cochin Sunday Tapioca (28) Tu",da.-

\Yednesday Saturday

Rice' 2'4~ 2!'4':; 2·08 :t\luvattupuzha l\londay 1. Piravom old Tapioca (22) Frida,' Church

2. PazhurSiva Temple

Rice 7'97 g'31 5'2~ 0·36 ]\,Iuvattupuzha Onakkoor Bhagavathy Tapioca (16) Temple

Rice 7'35 19'58 1'.2 0'99 :t\Iuvattupuzha Sunday Thirumal ady Durga Tapioca (19) Thunday Temple

Rice 3·24- 18'0:, O'lO 1·26 Muvattu puzha Tapioca (15)

Rice 4·02 16·02 3'14 l\fuvattupuzha Wednesday St. John '5 Roman Tapioca (20) Catholic Church

at Vadakara

RIce 3·1(1 19'1 , 6·H 0'81 lVfuvattupu7ha Tuesday

Tapioca (31) Wedne,day

41

AMENITIES AND

TALUK: THODUPUZHA ,'\menities available within the village

Total ,.- __ ;-- _______________ ..A...._~ _________________ -.

area of the ..,1. Location village Power Dnnking C011111lnni- Pmlal ani No. code ~ame of vilhge (in km. 2) Educational ~k.lical supply \vater cation! telegraph

0 2 3 -! 5 6 7 3 9

88 6-7-1 Kalloorkad 24'19 Pf H(A) 1 E(D) 92 W PR PO 1 :\14 DI.\) I E(I) 8 KR P&T :2 H2 MeW 2 E(C) 17 PCO 2

DIAY) :2 ReS) 76 D(\'E 1') 1

Se} 6-7- ? Kunlaranlangalan1 24·.J.3 P-! H(A) I E(D) 106 W PK P&T 1 ]\12 Mew I E(S) 2J KR peo 1 H2 Ft: I E(C) 14

D!AY) 2 ElS) :>7 E(O) L5

90 1>-7-3 Kolikulam on 19 ::\2 D(.,\) 4- E(D) 110 W 1'R PO 3 P7 :'-JH I E(C) 45 T KR P&T I :VI 3 F'<":3 E(S) .J.O R PCO 1 H3 D(AY) 2 e

D!H) 4 D(VET) 1

91 6-7-4 K 3.rirnannoor 36'12 N2 H(A) 3 E(D) 100 W PR PO 3 P4 D(A) 2 E(I) 5 TK KR P&T 1 :\13 FWCI E(G) 60 R PCO 1 HZ D'H) I

D(\'ET) 1 E(S) +8 C

')2 6-7-5 1..'dumbannoor 31'14 P3 D(A) 2 E(D) 6 W PR PO 3 !vI 2 F\'I,.C I Elf) ., K~ HI D(.\Y) 4 E(C) 36

D(H) 4 E(O) +

93 6-7-6 \' e lIiamattolll :[8·35 P4 Dr,\) 2 E W PR PO 2 ~I I FWG 1 R KR HI D(AY) 1 G·

D(H) 2

94 6-7-7 Alakode 26'61 P ,j R(A) 1 E(D) 2J W PR PO 2 HI PHC I; E(C) 15 KR,

D(A) 1 NHI J.<'WC 1 D(AY) 2 D(H) 1 D(VET) 1

93 6-7-8 Karikodc 26'67 P2 H(:\) 1 E(D) 193 W PR PO 3 MZ D(A) 1 Ell) 3 R KR HI D(H) 1 E(C) 42 C

E(S) 68 E(O) 6

96 6-7-9 ~fanjalloor 23·48 NI II(A) 2 E(D) 124 W PR PO 2 P7 D(A) 1 E(I) 15 T KR P&T 1 ~1 3 FWCl E(C) 140 R PCO 1 H2 H(AY) 1 E(S) 72 C

D\ .. \y) 3 E(O) 12 D (H) I KYC 1

97 6-7-10 Manakkad 24'36 P5 FC I E(D) 213 W PR PO 3 ~1 :2 D~AY) 5 E(I) J KR PCO 1 HZ D\H) :2 E(C) j7

E(S) 63 E(O) 9

98 6-7-11 Purapuzha L3·5.J. N 1 U{-\) 1 B(D) 45 W PR PO.J. P3 D\AY) 1 E(I) .J. e KR M2 D(H) I E(O) 3

99 0-7-12 Karimkunnam :.'3'37 P2 :"vIew 1 B(D) 810 W PR PO 2 :>'1 1 D(\'ET) 1 B((I) 7 e KR HI E(C) 60 R Comm. E(S) +0 Imt.l

42

.L\'l'J USE-contd_

Land use (in km, 2) r-----------------------~ -------------------- ~

Staple fo:·d

10

Rice Tapioca

Ric~ Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Wheat TapIOca

Ric" Tapioca

Ric@ Wheat Tapioca

Rice Wheat Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Rice Tapioca

Forest

11

4,27

0-20

2',)9

0-27

0'99

2'72

0'36

2'31

1-98

Jrn'lated Unirrigate·\

12 13

3-30 19'30

13',32

29'97

5·06 113'G2

hil 20'17

0',->3 19'45

3'90 19'97

0'07 2'67

0'31 18'87

22';)0

0-:)7 1-37

0'20 18'01

Culturable waste

14

9'89

10'00

';-07

1j-93

1-42

0'52

21-71

0'25

1§-10

1'75

.'I.rea not 3sailable for

c.J:ltivatlon

IS

l':;~

ChJ3

1'21

:.:: '0

3'23

~'36

!·9:J

='J earest town aurl di,tance

(in km,)

16

Thodupuzha , 14)

Thoc\upuzha ,6)

Thodupuzha (11)

'l'hodupuzha ( 10)

Tkodllpuzha 16)

Thodupuzha (16)

Thodupuzha (8)

1-"" _J Thodupuzha

j'33

0'1'1

1" -. ,)

! -43

(2)

Th"dupuzha (n)

Thodnpuzha (2)

Tbor] Ll)111zha ~) l;

Thotlupllzha "I

Day or days of the market, if "ny, held in the

villal(e

17

~Iondav

W"dne~d"y SatuHlay Thursday

Tm"dav Thunday

vVcc]r,,,,<lay Saturday

TuC',cl.,y Friday

:\lOlldav Thur>day

Tue,day Frid.,y

"

Remarks including any place of religios,

historical or archaeological interest

18

,"nnamala Natharu Temple

Al\.mNITIES AND·

TALUK: THODUPUZHA-condrl.

,\menilic, a, ailabk within the ,-illlage Total r----~---- - -~--- ------_)...___ ----~-- ------~---

area of the S1. Location village Po\\er DrinkIng COlnmuni- Po'tal and No. code ""an,,' of viI! "1:'- (in km_2) Education:l t :'\r~dical "lpph- \" :Iter cation, , .. leg raph

0 'I 4 -) fi 7 ~ " 100 6-7-13 Multmu 2:i·.a P3 Hr'.\.j 1 E(D) 240 W PR PO I

M2 PHC I E(e) 65 T KR P&T I HI D'A) 3 E(S) 88 R PCO I ITI I FC I EIO) 15 c:

D'_:\YI2

101 6-7-14 Kudaratho., 20'9j P4 D(A' :2 HD j 100 W Pit PO 2 Ml Fe I B(C) 60 R KR HI DIAY) 2 E(S) 60 It

D(H\ -+

102 6-7-15 A1'a"«la. 6a'2 ! KI DCAI 1 E(D) IO~ W PR POZ P8 FWCZ EIC) 87 T KR P&T 1 M3 DIH) 1 E(S) 9:, R PC02 HI l

103 6-7-16 Idi""i 54~-"O P8 H(AI '3 E(D) 1223 W PR P02 M~ D(A) 4 E(I) 13 T KR P&T t

NH2 E(C) 29 R PCO U WAY) 5 E\S) ,,30 C OiH) 2 E(0\6

4+

LAND USE-condd.

Land usc (i11 km.2) r- ..A- , Day 01' days of Remarks including

Area not Nearest town the market, if any place or religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch-

Staple food Fore;t Irrigated 1:nirrigated \VaHe cultivation (in km.) VIllage aeological interest

16 11 12 13 H 15 Ib 17 la

Ricc 0'80 11'64 10'00 3'00 Thodupuzha Tue>day Wheat (8) Friday Tapioca

Rice 0-19 15-74 5'00 Thodupuzha MOllday 1. Saramkuthi Kavu. Tapioca (15) Thursday Temple

2. Vayanakavu Temple

Rice 13·2l 38'79 10'25 5'96 Thodupuzha Sundav Arakula;n Sasth:a Wheat (19) Wednesda}" Temple Tapioca Saturday

Rice 528'66 20'04 0'20 Thodupuzha Wheat (62) Tapioca

3/26-12

Sl. No.

2

3

4

5

6

7

TALUK-WISE ABSTltACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

DistrictjTaJuk

2

ER='iAKULnI

Alwaye

Parur

Cochin

Kanayannur

Kunnathunad

Muvattupuzha

Thodupuzha

Primary School r----__;...___--~

:-.10. of villages having No. of

primary primary schools schoob

3 1

103 463

12 60

9 56

8 37

61

15 77

25 99

16 73

Educational --------------------~----------------------------------------

Middle S:::hool Hr. Sec. School College Others ,-__ ---'---------, ,-___ -'------., ,..-__ ..A-_____-,

No. of villages having

:-.10. of ~o. of other villages villages ::\io. of educa-having ;.\lo. of having No. of villages tional No. of middle middle Hr. Sec. Hr. Sec. having No. of Insti- insti-schooh schools schools schools colleges colleges tutions tutions

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

86 190 82 130 6 7 51 116

9 24 7 17 5 16

9 25 7 12 2 7

8 21 8 12 5 12

12 22 17 10 24

II 23 13 20 2 2 8 I!}

22 21 31 9

15 34 7 9

46.

TALUK-'WISI!: ABSTKACT OF EDUCATIoNAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER' AM£NlnES-cont.

Medical Power supply Drinking water ,-- - - ----- ~-_....._ ---- -------------.. r---.A.------, r-

Number of

H05pital Others villages where ).lumber of villages

Dispensary power supply having ,-___ ..A.. ___ -----.. r----_;.._-~

,-____ _A._ __ -, ,..-____ A...~ ,--__ _..A....

;\lo. of villages

:-';0. of having village, ;\)0. of other having ;\)0. of villages medical

Sl. di~pCn. dispen- having No. of 1Il,titu- No. of Avail_ .:\lot 'No. District; Taluk ~arie~ sar;es hospitals hospitals lions insti tutions able available Tap Well Others

.) 13 1+ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

ER.:>.l"AKULAM D(A)57 D(:\)86 H(A)29 H(\)50 D(AY)69 D(AY)24O H(AY)-t- HlAY)4

35 164 103 - 33 102 62

D(H)78 D(H)205 H(H)l H(H)1 D(VET)30 D(VET)30

Alwayc D(A)6 D(.-\)7 H(A)6 H(A)8 8 17 12 3 12 9 D(AY)4 ])(AY)20 H(AY)l H(AY)I D(H)7 D(H)13 H(H)I HIH) I D(VET)4- D(VET)4

2 Panic D(A)7 D(.\) 10 H(A)S H(A)8 8 18 2 D(AY)7 ])(AY/o37 H(AY)I H(.\Y)I D(H)8 D(H)lS D(VET)2 D(VET)2

.3 Cochin D(A» D(A») H(A)! H(A)3 Ii 13 3 6 D(AY)5 D(AY)22 H(AY)! H(.\Y)! D(H)7 D(H)37 D(VET)3 D(VEr)3

-4 Kanayannur D(A)9 D(A)II H(A)4 H,A;} 13 .)- 18 9 17 10 ~.)

D(AY) 14 D(AY)48 D(H)17 D(H)43 D(VET)3 D(VET)3

3 "<.unnathunad D(A)IO D(A)17 H(A)7 HIA)1O P 21 13 7 15 .) D(AY)ll D(AY)35 D(H)13 D(H)34 D(VET)4 D(VET)4

\-Iuvattupuzha D(A)8 D(A)ll H(A)4 H(A)4- 24 45 2') 4 25 12 D(:\Y)16 D(AY)47 D(H)14 D(H)36 D(VET)9 D(VET)9

7 Thodupuzha D(A)13 D(A)25 H(A)S H(A)13 14 'r 16 5 16 11 _;)

D(AY) 12 D(AY)31 H(AY)1 H(AY) 1 D(HlI2 D(H)24 D(VET)3 D(\,ET)5

47

51. No.

2

3

4

5

7

TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES-coneld.

District/Talnk

2

ERNAKULAM

Alwaye

Parur

Cochin

Kanayannur

Kunnathunad

Muvattupul!:ha

Thodupuzba

Post and Telegraph Communications ,..----"------. r----------------------------------J~----------------------------____ ~.

::\umber of Telegraph villages having Po,t office office

,,----- ~ ----"--_- ---~ ,-----....;.__-- -----. r------_.A_------~

No. 01 Xo. of villages village' having No. of having No. of

Pucca KudlA post post telegraph telegraph road road offict:, offices office, offices

2'l 25 26 27 23 29

' "103 103 97 236 39 43

12 12 35

3 3

3 3 7 2 2

16 18 16 31 6 7

15 15 15 42 6

25 23 55 II

16 16 I') 35 8 9

48

Post and telegraph ofiice

r-------~------~

Xo. of villages havmg Xo. of

post and pusl and telr-graph telegraph

dlices oflices

30 31

39 43

5 5

3

2

6 7

5 6

10 II

8

Public call office

r-------~-- ---~

]\"0. of village!> having No. of public public

call call office~ office,

32 33

4l 48

5

4

3·

7

6.

to II

9

PART B

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

3/26--13

INTRODUCTION

Situation and acbninistrative units Ernakulam district is situated between l10rth lati

tudes 9° 41' and 10- 17' and east longitudes 76' lo' :md 77° 01' and is bounded on the north by Trichuc district on the east by Kottayam district, on the south by Kottayam and Alleppey districts and on the west by the Arabian sea. This d~strict h:ts seven taluks viz. Alwaye. Parur, Cocllln, Kanayannur, Kunnathunad, Muv:lttupuzha and Thpdupuzha. There are 114 revenue vi1l£lges and 12 towns. Of the twelve towns viz. Angamaly, Alwaye, Parur, Eloor, Njarakkal, Cochin, Trippunithura, Kalamassery, Perumbavoor Kothamangalam, .Muvattupuzha and Th:->dupuzha,' one is a corporation, four. a!'e municipalities and the others are non-mulllcIpal towns del lared as to\\"11'> for census purposes. There are 17 development blocks and 101 pancha):.lts in, the district as on 1-4-1971. The following table gives the details of the administrative units of the district.

TABLE 1 ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS, 1971

No. of villages lying ,--__ --A.. ___ ~

In rural In urban areas areas

No of ,--_.A._ ...... ,-_.A. __ ...... No. Df No. of pan-

Di5trict/Taluk village, Whole Pan Whole Part towns chayats

I 2 3 -Ie 5 6 7 8

Ernakulam district 11-1 35 18 II 18 12 101 Alwaye taluk 12 10 2 :2 2 15 Parur 9 4 5 5 2 ll+ Cochin 12 . 6 :2 -Ie 2 2* 8 Kanayannur 24 14 -l 6 4 2 13 Kunnathunad

" 15 14 I 1 I 14

Muvattupuzha "

25 21 4 4 2 23 Thodupuzha 17 16 1 17

+ Portion of one panchayat lies in Alwaye taluk * Cochin Corporation lies in Cochin and Kanayannur

taluks, though it is shown in Cochin taluk.

Area and physical features 2. The area of Ernakulam district as furnished by

the Surveyor General, India is 3271 km.2 As far as the district-wise area figures are concerned, the figures furnished by the Surveyor General, India have been adopted while for the taluks the figures furnished by the State Dit'ectO" of SW'vey and Land Records have been pl'c'ented in this part. Area of municipalities and cantonment were obtained from the local bodies.

3. Based on the physical features, the entire State is divided into three natural divisions viz. (1) the mountainous region-Highland (ii) the flat coastal belt-Lowland and (iii) the undulating area in between the above two regions-Midland. The classification into natural divisions is as follows. The l'egion which lies below 25 feei' above the mean sea level is classified as lowland. that bet,,'een 25 feet and 250 feet above mean sea level as .midland and the remaining region which is covered by forests and mOllntains as highland. While Alwaye, Kunnathunad and Muvattupuzha taluks lie completely in midland region, Parur and Co<;hin taluks lie completely in lowland region. Thodupuzha taluk lies in highland and midland regions whereas Kanayannur taluk lies ifol midland and

L

lowland regions. 'the follO\\'ing table gIves the population by natural divisi:llls.

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TABLE 2

AREA AND NATURAL DIVISIONS, 1971

Population by natural divisions Area

in District/Taluk kIn.2

,- ______ .A..___ __ .-.

High- Mid- Low-Total

3 land land land

I 2 4 5 6

ElI1akulamdistr:ct 3271'0* 2,383,178 120,630 1,140,995 1,121,553 Alwaye taluk 326'3+ 302,176 302,176

Parur " 191'6+ 281,047 Cochin 140'9+ 396,849 Kanayannur ., 322'7+ 498,884

Kunnathunad" 677'7+ 292,113 Muvattupuzha " 670'9+ 370,534 Thodupuzha ,,1021'0+ 241,575 120.630

55,227 292,113 370,534 120,945

2Bl,0-H 396,849 443,657

* Represents 'Geographical area' supplied by Surveyor General, India

,. Repre.ents 'Land use area' supplied by the Director of Survey and Land Records

Population and growth rate 4. The census enumeration was originally pro

grammed to commence on the 10th February and end on 28th February 1971, the reference date for the census being the sunrise of 1 st March 1971. The midterm Elections to the Fifth Parliament made it necessary to postpone the census enumeration by a month. The enumeration, therefore, commenced on the 10th March and ended on 31st March 1971 with the reference date as the sunrise of l~t April 1971. The population of Ernakulam district as at the sunrise ,<;>f 1st April 1971 is 2,383, 178 of which 1,201,946 are males and 1,181,232 are females. The net addition to the population of the district between 1961 and 1971 i!. 516,742 thereby recording a decennial growth rate of 27 '69 per cent during the decade as against the State' growth rate of 26'29 per cent. The rate of growth recorded during the previous .decade 1951-1961 was 21'53

. per cent. The table given hereunder shows the population of the district from 190 I onwards and decennial growth rates.

TABLE 3

POPULATION AND PERCENTAGE DECADE V ARlATION OF ERNAKULAM DISTRICT

Percentage decade Census year Population variation

2 3

1901 672.35B .. 19lt 766;340 ,. 13'98 1921 837.5G6 -1- 9'29 1931 1,060,422 + ~6'62 1941 1,281,362 20'84 1951 1,535,843 _L 19'86 1961 1,866,436 + 21'53 1971 2,383,178 + 27-69

5, Among the taluks of the distri'ct, Alwaye taluk ha!. the highest growth rate of 33'38 per cent during the decade while Muvattupuzha ranks last whh 20'25 per,cent. Highest percentage of population of the di,strict i~ claimed by Kanayannur taluk (20'93%) while Thodupuzha taluk comes last with 10'14' per cent. Table 4 below furnishes taluk-wise population aud decennial growth ra.te.

TABLE 4

DECENNIAL GROWTH RATE, 1961-71

Percentage Percentag~

Population decennial distribu-r----...A...--~ growth tion of

DistrictJTaluk 1961 1971 rate population

1 2 3 4 5

Ernakulam district 1,866,436 2,383,178 27'69 100'00 Alwaye laluk 226,545 302,176 33'38 12'68

Parur 221,183 281,047 27'07 1l'79

Cochin 313,977 396,849 26'39 16'65

Kanayannur 379,951 498,884 31'30 20'93

Kunnathunad " 229,282 292,113 27"4·0 12'26

lIvluvattupuzha " 308,146 370,534 20'25 15'55 Thodupuzha 187,352 241,575 28'94 10'}4

R.ural-urban distribution

6. Owing to the growing importance of urbani~tion, the 1961 census Jaid down a uniform three fold-Clit ... ria for classification of places as towns. Corporations, Municipalities, Cantonments and Townships were automatically recognised a~ towns. The following were the threefold-criteria adopted for treating the vthel' areas as towns:

(i) Place~ with a minimum population of 5,000 persons,

(ii) A density of not less than 1,000 persons pel' sq. mile (400 persons pel' sq. km.) and

(iii) At least 75 per cent of the male population should follow non-agricultural livelihoods.

However, places which did not !>atisfy the above criteria but had definite, urban characteristics like newly established industrial area .. , large housing mtlements, places of tourist and pilgrim importance etc. were also treated as towns a!> exceptional cases on the recommendation of the State Government. The definition of census town remained unchanged in 1971.

7. There are 12 towns in Ernakulam District viz. Angamaly, Alwaye, Parur, Eloor, Njarakkal, Cochin, Trippunithura, Kalamassery, Perumbavoor, Kothamangalam, Muvattupuzha and Thodupuzha. Of these, Cochin is a corporation, Alwaye, Parur, Perumbavoor and l\fuvattupuzha are municipalities and the others are no.1-municipal towns. Six towns viz. Angamaly, Eloor, Cochin, Kalamassery. Kothamangalam and Thodupuzha were declared as towns in 1971 Census. Though Angamal y did not sttictly satisfy the criteria laid down for classification of towns, a~ a special case it was classified as a town on the recommendation of the State Government. Since the 1961 Census there has been a reduction in jurisdiction of Muvattupuzha Municipality. Five towns of 1961 viz. Ernakulam, Fort-Cochin, Mattancherry, Edappally and Willington Island were me.ged together to form pa·!"t of the newly formed Cochin Corporation. Piravam town of 1961 was declassified in 1971 as it was predominantly rural in character. All the dbove 12 tOWll'l together have 27'56 per cent of the total population of the district. The following table presents the rural-urban distribution of population of the district.

TABLE 5 PROPORTION OF RURAL AND URBAN

POPULATION OF ERNAKULAM DISTRICT No. per lQ()() total population

,.---------"---_ ~ -"" Census year Rural Ulban

1 2 3 1901 890 110 1911 886 114-1921 885 115 1931 855 145 194-1 849 lSI 1951 826 174-1961 788 212 1971 724 276

8. The following table gives the rural-urban distribution of population in the taluks of the district. The percentage of urban population is highe'3t in Cochin taluk with 59.54%, the next being Kanayannur with 53.73%. The Corporation of Cochin lies both in Cochin and Kanayannur taluks.

TABLE 6 RURAL-URBAN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY TALUKS. 1m

Rural Urban ,----------'-

No. of Dilitrict/Taluk villages Population

1 2 3 Ernakulam district 103 1,726,288

Alwaye t'il.luk 12 265,177 Parur "

9 235,929 C6cltin 8 160,573 Kanayannur " 18 230,826 Kunnathunadu " 15 271,225 :\-fuvattupuzha " 25 341,863 Tbodupuzha

" 16 22(',695

Den.ity of population

9. The density of population of the disuict has increased fi-om 571 persons per sq. km. in 1961 to 729 persons in 1971. The same trend is also noticed in all the taluks of the district_ Cochin taluk has the highest _density with 2817 persons per sq. km. in 1971 and Thodupuzha taluk ha~ the lowest density with 237. The taluk-wise density is given hereunder.

52

...., ,-_____ ..A.. ------__

Percentage to No. of Percentage to total populatiOR total population

4-72.44-87.76 83.95 40.46 46.27 92.85 92.26 91.36

towns

5 12 2 2 2 2 I 2 1

Population 6

656,890 3b,999 45,118

236,276 268,058

20,888 28,671 20,880

7 27.56 12.24-16.05 59.54

, 59.73 7.15 7.74-8.64

TABLE-7

DENSITY BY TALUKS

District/Taluk I

Ernakulam district Alwaye taluk PanIr " Cochin Kanayannur Kunnathunad " Muvattupuzha " Thodupuzha "

Persons per km2 ,------~---_,..__~ -- --------

1961 1971 2 3 571 729 694- 926

1,154 1,#7 2,228 2,817 1,177 1,546

338 431 -t-59 552 183 237

Sex-ratio

10. Sex-ratio (defined as the number of females per 1000 malrs) of the di~trict shows a fluctuating trend from decade to decade. In all the decade& except in 1951. males outnumber females. In rural areas except in 1921 and 1971 in all the decade,. females outnumber malc~. In urban areas, in all the decades males outnumber females. The table below gives the sex-ratio of the district fOI' the period 1901-1971.

TABLE 8

SEX-RATIO, 1961-1971

Number of females per lOOO male, ,.-----------------"----------.

Census ye:lr Total Rural Urban

1 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 19~1 1961 1971

2 9R, 968 96' ga9 991

1,003 997 983

3 4

1,002 855 1,007 851

980 8&7 1,003 !t09 1,004 92~ 1,016 947 1,012 944

994: 955

11. In all the talllks except in Parur, male5 outnumber females. Among the taluks, Parur has the highest sex-ratio in 1971 (1002) and lowest in Thodupuzha with 940. In 1961, the highest s.cx-ratio was in Parur taluk (1022) while the lowest was in Cochin taluk (9i9). Table 9 furnishes the taluk-wi8e sex-ratio with rural-ur ba n breaku p for 1961 and 1971.

TABLE 9

SEX-RATIO BY TALUKS

Number of females per 1,000 males ,--_________ ..A..--________ -."

ill61 1~1 r---_-'------~ r------ ..".__------"'\

District/Taluk Total Rural Urba,n Total Rural Urban

1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 Ernakulam district 997 1,012 944- 983 994- 955 Alwaye taluk 1,003 1,017 875 993 998 958 Parur 1,022 1,018 1,057 1,002 1,012 949 Cochin 979 1,036 917 979 1,029 946 Kanayannur 989 1,007 964 979 995 966 Kunnathunad ,. 1,012 1,019 933 988 991 942 Muvattupuzha , , 1,002 1,003 953 994 998 955 Thodupuzha 982 982 940 941 92(;

12. The following tdole gives the sex-ratio of the towns in the district. Among the towns, sex-ratio is highest in Parur municipality and lowest in Elool' town.

TABLE 10

SEX-RATIO BY TOWNS, 1971

Town

Angamaly (NM) Alwa~e (M) Parur (M) Eloor (NM) Njarakkal (NMJ Cochin CC) Trippunithura (1\iM) Kalamassery (1':1\1) Perumbavoor (M) Kothamangalam (NM) Muvattupu7ha (M) Thodupuzba (NM)

C-Corporation 1I.I-l\Iunicipal N:\l--No!l-mun'cipa.!

'J/:::'6-1-!

Kumber of fem:des per 1000 male:<

2 1,011

931 1,040

852 1,034

9:;1 1,032

88<J 94-2 998 943 92(>

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Literacy

13. Accol'ding to 1971 Census this di~trict ha~ a literacy rate of65'29 per cent as against the State rate of 60'42 per cent, The literacy rate of the district haa mcro:ased from 50'58 per cent in 1961 to 65'29 per cent in 1971. The same trend is noticed in the case of males and females and also in all the taluks. Among the taluks, Kanayannur has the highest literacy rate of 69'46 per cent, the lowest being in Alw'lye taluk with 60'63 per c::nt. The following table gives the taluk,,:ise literacy rates of the total population, males and females.

District/Taluk

Ernakulam district Alwaye taluk

Parur .. Cochin

" Kanayannur .. Kunnathunad " .lI.1uvattupuzha" Thodupuzha .,

TABLE 11

LITERACY BY TALUKS

Percentage of literacy ,-

..A.. ________ ~

Total Male, Females ,----'-______ ,----"------.. ,--~ 1961 1971 1961 1971 1!J61 1971 '

2 3 4 5 {; 7

50.58 65.29 57.SO 70.34- 43.33 60.15 42.88 60.63 49.80 65.88 35.98 55.35 46.05 66.76 52.4-2 71.74- 39.82 61.79 55.91 67.14 63.36 72.16 48.31 62.02 55.47 69.46 63.34- 74.70 47.51 64.11 45.81 61.61 54.17 66.97 37.55 56.19 50.14 63.66 57.32 68.82 42.97 58.46 52.91 64.69 58.25 68.63 47.47 60.48

14. The rural-urban literacy by sex is furnished in the table given below. In point of rural literacy Cochin ranks first and Alwaye corr.es last while in the case of urban literacy Kanayannul' ranks first and

Cochin comes last.

TABLE 12

RURAL-URBAN LITERACY BY TALUKS, 1971

DistrictJTaluk

Ernakulant district Alwaye taluk Parur

" Cochin

Kallayannur "

Ktumathunad " .lI.1uvattupuzha" Thodupuzha

"

Literacy rate ,....---_____ ._...A.. ________ ~

Total IHales FemalCl1 r---..A..--~

Rural Urban

2 3

63.68 69.32 59.25 70.57

65.86 71.48 68.10 66.49 66.49 72.02 61.17 67.33 63.22 68.8:; 6-1-.30 68.78

,----_..._--~

Rural Urban

4 :;

68.71 74.53 64:.60 74.89 70.80 76.51 72.50 71.93 72.32 76.72 66.53 72.44 68.34 74.45 68.19 73.39

,----'----",

Rural Urban

6 7

58.61 64.28 53.89 66.08 60.97 66.19 63.82 60.7+ 60.63 67.16 55.7fi fit. 90 58.09 62.99 60.17 63.80

Occupied residential houses and households

15. Occupied residential houses in the district have shown an increasc of23'73 per cent during the last ten years as against the State rate of 21'93 pel' cent. Among the taluks Alwaye ranks fint 'with 32'17 per cent, the last being Mllvattupuzha with 16'93 per c:::nt. The rural-urban di~tribution of occupied ITsidential homes is pre5ented in the following table.

TABLE 13

OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES

r-Total

,--____ _A._ --. Percentage

decade :QistrictJTaluk 1961 1971 variation

I 2 3 4 Ernakulal'll district 300,967 372,388 +23.73 Alwaye taluk 35,924 4-7,479 +32.17 Parur 34,465 42.833 +24.28 Cochin 47,847 ,:;6,513 + 18.1! Kanayannur 60,446 7b,147 +25.98 Kunnathunarl 3!i!,154 48,7i() +24.4-1 Muvattupuzha 51,8-l3 60,621 ·1 16.93 Thodupuzha *

" 31,288 40,085 +28.12

• There is no urban area in the t.lluk in 1961

Hi. For every 100 occupied residential houses in the district there are 104 household~, as against 103 in 1961. Table 14 presents the number of households per 100 occupied residential house;; for the district and taluks in 1961 and 1971.

TARLE 14-NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER If)() OCCUPIED

RESIDENTIAL HOUSES

No. of households per 100 occupied residential houses

r----------'-----------.. Total Rural Urban

r---...A-_-, r--_"___-~ r--...A-----, District/Taluk 1~61 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971

I 2 3 -l 5 6 7 l':rnakuiam district 103 10"- 102 102 108 109 Alwaye taluk 102 103 102 102 108 107 P~rJ.lr 102 103 102 103 105 105 Cochin 107 109 J04- 102 112 114 }(anay~nnur 104- 104- 102 102 106 106 Kunnathunad

" 102 103 101 102 105 109 Muvattupuzha " 101 102 101 101 107 107 Thodupuzha 101 103 101 103 103

17. The subjoined table gives the number of household~ per 100 occupied residential houses for each town in the district.

TABLE 15 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER If)() OCCUPiED

RESIDENTIAL HOUSES IN TOWNS. 1971

Town I

Angamaly (::\1M) Alwaye (~l) Parur (M) Eloor (NM) Njarakkal (NM) Cochin (C) Tbrippunithura (NM) Kalama.sery (NM) Perumbavoor (JlvI) KothamangaJam (Nl\I) Muvattupuzha (M) Thodupuzba (NM)

C-Corporation l\l-Municipal NM-Non-municipal

~umber of households per 100 occupied

residen tial houses

2 104-109 105 106 102 III 105 109 109 III 106 103

18. The average household size of Ernakulam aistrict as revealed in this (ensus is 6·16 as against 6·02 in 1961. In both rural and urban areas also the average household size has increased in 1971 when cOl'tipared to the previous census. The following table gives the avclage household size of the district and taluks during 1961 and 1971 censuses.

Number of occupied residential houses

Rural Urban ,-------'-----..

Percentage Percentage decade decade

1961 1971 variation 1961 1971 variation 5 I) 7 8 9 10

241,973 ~77,165 +14.54- :>8,994 95,223 + 61.41 32,795 41,888 +27.73 3,129 .),591 + 78.68 31,274 35,741 +14.28 3,191 7,092 +122.25 26,750 24,250 - 9.35 21,097 32,263 + 52.93 36,092 36,842 + 2.08 24,351- 39,305 + 61.39 36,451 45,378 +24.49 2,703 3,332 + 23.27 47,323 56,257 +13.88 4,520 4,364 3.45 31,288 ~6,809 +17.65 3,276

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TABLE 16

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE

:Number of persons per household ,.------------- --- .A__

Total Rural Urban r--..A..~ ,.--..A.---., ,---~

DistrictJTaluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971

2 3 4 5 6 7

Ernakulam district 6'02 6'16 5'98 6'10 6'20 6·33 Alwaye tal uk 6'17 6·18 6'17 6'18 6'18 6'18 Parur 6'29 6'35 6'29 6'42 6'25 6'04 Cochin 6'12 6'44 6'06 6-50 6'20 6·40 Kanayannur 1,),06 6·30 5-89 6, 17 6·29 6··n Kunnathunarl 5·76 5·85 5'77 'j'86 5'66 5·77 l\Iuvattupuzha 5·87 6'02 5.84 6.01 6.10 6.13 Thodupuzha 5.94 5.84 5.94- 5.81 6.17

19. Among the tOWn! the average homehold size is highest in Angamaly town with 6'55 and lowest in Eloor town with 5'76. The table hereunder gives the average household size in the towns of the district.

TABLE 17

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE OF TOWNS. 1971

Town

Angamaly (::-lM) Alwaye (l'd) Parul' (M) Eloor (NM) Njarakkal (N1\:[) Cochin (C) Trippunithul'a (N:II..J) Kalamassery (NM) Perumbavoor (J\f) Kothamangalam (NM) J\luvattupuzha (M) Thodupu:tha (NM)

C-Corporatioll "I-Municipal ],;J\l-Non-municipal

Number of persons per household

2

6'55 5'99 6-29 5·76 6'42 6·44 6':10 5'90 5-77 5'90 6·21 6'17

20. As per the 1971 census count the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population are 193,051 and 11,648 respectively. The corresponding figures for 1961 are respectively 151,214 and 10,030. The following table gives the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and their percentages to total popUlation in the district and taluks for 1961 and 1971.

TABLE 18

SCHEDULED'CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes ,....---.-_________ .A.

----~ ,------------"-----------..... Number

r-----..A..----~

Percentage to total popuiatien

,--------""-------,

Percentage to total Number population

,-___ ..A.. ____ ~ r--------"----~

DistrictJTaluk

1

1%1 1971 1961 IfJ7l 1961 1971 1961 1971

2 3 4 5 678 9

· Ernakulam district .Alwaye taluk .Parur . Cochin Kanayannur KunnathunaEl J\<luvattupuzha Thodupuzha

" " "

N-Negligible

· Working population

]51,214 20,325 21,469 19,151 35,433 26,216 21,028

7,532

193,051 8-10 26,519 9-00 27,016 !I-7l 2.'),053 6-lt) 43,763 ,}-33 33,408 11.43 2",213 i'82 11,079 4·t2

21. The total number of workers in the district as per the 1971 census count is 687,253 of which 542,313 are males and 144,940 are females. 28'84 per cent of the total population is returned as workers. The work participation rates for males and females are 45'12 per cent and 12'27 per cent respectively. The percentage of workers to total population shows a

.,decline from 33-18 per cynt in 1961 to 28'84 per cent in 1971_ The same trend is noticed in all the taluks

-except Thodupuzha. There is a slight increase in the percentao-e of workers in Thodupuzha taluk. This may be due to the construction of Idikki Project during the decade. The decline in percentage of working force' in other taluks to a large extent would be attributable to, the definition placed on the term 'worker' in the 1971 census ..

22. In 1971, a worker was defined as 'a person whose main activity is participation in any economi-

· cally productive work by his/her physical ·or mental activity' whereas in 1961 Census a worker was taken to mean a person who engaged himself/herself in any

· economically productive work without regard to his! her main activity. According to the 1971 definition 'a man or a woman who is engaged primarily in household duties such as cooking for own household or performing one's own household duties or a boy or girl who is primarily a student attending an institution, even if such a person helps in the family economic activity but not as a full-time worker, should not be treated as a worker for the main activity. Such participation in economically productive work was regarded a~ secondary work of the particular pen;on_'

0-')4 0-49 N 0-03

8-10 ]0,Q39 11,648 8-78 8 79 9-61 31 23 0-01 0-01 6-31 -H6 47 0-14 0-01 8-77 85 196 0-02 0-04 ]]-44 7 40 N 0-01 7-07 157 157 tJ-05 0-04 4·59 !l,2% II, If)\) 4-96 4-60

But such categories of persons were classified as workers during 1961 Census. In 1961, in the case of regulat emplovment in any trade, profession, service, business or co~merce a person was taken as a worker if he was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the day on which he was enumerated. But in 1971 Census the reference period was only one week prior to the date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service, etc. The data relating to the secondary work and the results of the survey regarding the comparability of economic questions in 1961 and 1971 Censuses will throw some more light on the reasons for the decline of the working force in 1971. The following table gives the workers and work participation rates for the district and taluks.

TABLE 19

WORKING POPULATION, 1961-1971

Percentage of workers ta total

Workers population ~---A-_~ ,-_---A.

DistrictJTaluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 ] 2 :I 4 5

Ernakulam rlistriet 619,268 687,253 33_18 28_84 Alwave taluk 84,890 92,270 37-47 30'54 Parur- 67,211 75,376 30'39 26-82 Cochin

" 97,HiO 108,701 30'94- 27-39

Kanayannur " 116,576 136,573 30.68 27'38 Kunnathunad " 88,464 91,358 38.58 31.27 Muvattupuzha" 109,367 110,360 35-49 29-78 Thodupuzha

" 55,600 72,615 29'68 30'06

23_ The work participation rates in the rural and urbar. areas of the district and taluks by sex is given in the following table:

TABLE 20

District/Talnk

Ernakulam district Alwaye taluk Parur Cochin KanayallDur Kunnathunad 1V1uvattupuzha Thodupuzha

"

"

WORK PARTICIPATION RATE BY SEX, 1971

Percelltage of workers to total population r-

Persons Males Females r--------"- ---, ,-____ --.A. ___ -----, ,-----

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 ~ 7 II 9 10

28-84 29-33 27'56 45-12 45'28 44-69 12.27 13-26 9-60 30-54 30-81 26'56 44-86 44-89 44-67 16-11 16-70 11-75 26_82 26-67 27-59 42-30 41-82 44-72 11-37 11-70 9-54 27-39 26-84 27-77 43-97 41·78 45'W 10-46 12'32 9-14-27-38 27-62 27-17 43-61 43-16 43-~ 10-80 12'00 9·75 31'27 31-67 26-16 46-38 46-66 42'96 15-98 J6'55 3'34-29·78 29·91 28·34 46·96 47'11 45'30 12'51 12'66 10'58 30'06 30'261 28'.1 49'22 49'54 46'51 9·~g 9'63 9'27

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24. The total population has been divided broadly into two viz. ,,-orkers and non~workers. The worker~ have been further diyided into mdustrial categol-ie,,_ ~n 19~1, the w~ll'ke!'s were grouped ulldel~ nine lndustrIal categorIes a5 5ho\\-n below:

I Cultivator5

II Agricultural labourers

. III l\~i21ing. quarrying, li,-e-stock, fi-,restry. fishmg, huntmg and pbntations, orchards and allied activities

IV V

industry. VI

VII VIII

IX

HousehDld indushy l'-Ianufacturing other

Construction Trade and commerce

than household

Transport,st-orage and communicatians Other services

In 1971 Ce11$us, the workels were grouped under slightl).' different nine indmtrial cate~ories. The)" are:

I Cultivators

II Agricultural labourers III . Live~stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and

~lantations, orchalds and allied activities IV Mining and quarrying V :Manufacturing, processing, serv:cin~ and

repairs (a) Household industry (b) Other than household industry

VI Construction VII

VIII IX

Trade and commerce Trallspoct, storage and communicatioIl,! Other service:'

25. Am mg t]1e total wOI·kers 14'63 per cent are cultivators and 22.23 per cent are agricultural labour·. ers. 17· 72 pel' cent of the male workers are cultivators and 16'68 per cent are agricultural labourers whileamong female workers 42'98 per cent are agricultural labourers and only 3.07 per cent are cultivators.

26. The following table gives the distribution of workers of the district into nine industrial categoriei by sex.

TABLE 21

WORKERS BY llIi""DUSTRIAL CATEGORIES AND SEX, 1971

Person:. Male. Females r------____,._-;-----~ ,.--~~--"------...... r------~-----.......,...

Industrial category of workN"s NU'llbel Percentage Number Percentage Number P .. rcentage

2 3

Total workers 637,253 100'(,)0 I Cultivatol'l'! 100,547

II Agricultural labourers 152,759 III Live-stock, forestry, fishing, hunting

and plantations, orchards and allied act;vities 39)4~O

IV Mining and quarrying 4,566 V l"lanufacturing processing, servicing

and repairs (a) Household industry 26,639 (b) Other than household industry 107,490

VI Construction 25,300 VII Trade and commerce 71,710

VIII Tran~port, storage and commu1li-cations 46,W5

IX Other services 1l~,417

27. In the following pages the Pl"imal'Y Census Abstract is presented down to the kara/muri/de~om level in the case of rural areas and up to the territorial block level in the case of tht. urban areas. In addition, the Primary Ce11$us Abstracts fOl- Panchayats are al050 presented. These P,imary Census Abstracts are based on the jurisdict ion of the district a3 on 1-4-1971.

28. An alphabetical list of villages and kara/murisl desoms showing their serial numbers as in Part A and Part B is also appended.

29. A new di~trict 'Idikki' was formed on .26th January, 1972 as per Government Kotification No. 54l31/C2/71/R.D. dated 24th January 1972. A'>

'per the above I'lotification, the jurisdiction of thi;, district has undergone changes. The entire Thodupuzha taluk of thi .. di<;trict excluding Kalloorkkad village and portion of l\lanjallool- village included in Manjalloor and KaUoorkkad panchayats have been transferred to form part of the new Idikki district. A Hew taluk

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15,057 2·78 11,582 7·99 88,870 16·39 18,620 12'85 24,14S 4·45 1,152 0'79· 67,497 12'45 4,213 2'91

43,665 B'05 2,740 1'89 76,093 14'03 36,324 25'06

'KothamaFlgalam' was formed with the following 9 villages of l\luvattupuzha taluk:

1. Kuttamanga1am 2. Keerampam 3. Kothamangalam 4. Pindimana 5. Kottapf-lady 6. Eramalloor 7. Varappetty 8. Kadavoor 9. Pothanlcaud

The remaining 16 villages of Muvattupuzha ta1uk with the Kalloorkkad village and portion ofManjallool village included in. Manjalloor and Kalloorkkad Panchayats is reconstituted as the Muvattupuzha taluk. The Primary Census Abstract as on 1st April 1971 of the present Ernokulam district and its ta1uks after the formation of Idikki district is given ill an appendix. -

VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

3/2tt-15

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ALWAYE TALUK

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NORTH 6-5-14 61 61 Chathamattom 1l-6-5-1 67'1 AIKKARANAD Chathamma 6-4-10-6 39-6

SOUTH 6-3-15 62 62 Chathedam 6 2-2-1 14-1 Aimuri 6-5-2-7 49-7 Che!ad 6-6-8-3 70-3 AIROOR 6-2-4 16 16 Chelakkulam 6-5-9-5 56-5 Airoor 6-2-4--5 16'5 Chclamattom 6-5-1-2 48-2 Airooi' 6-6-1-2 63-2 CHELLANAM 6-3-U 29 29 Akanad 6-5-3-2 50'2 Chellanam 6-3-8-3 29-3 Akaparambu 6-1-7-7 7-7 CHEMMANAD 6-5-12 5!t 59 ALAKODE 6--7-7 94 94 Chemmanad 6-5-12-23 59-23 Alakode (i -7--7-1 94-1 CHENDAMAN-AJakode 6-7-8-3 95'3 GALAM 6 2-2 14 :4 Aiamthuruth 6 -2-1-15 13-15 Chengal {;--1-9-2 9'2 Alapuram 6-6-25-5 87-5 CHENGAMANAD 6-1-7 7 7 ALENGAD 6-2-7 19 19 Chengamanad 6-1-7-13 7-13 ALWAYE Chengara 6-5-11-11 58-II

(PORTION) 6-1-12 12 12 Chennur 6-4-1-3 30'3 Alwaye (Portion) 6-1-12-6 12-t) Cheppanam 6-4-10-15 39'5 Amala 6-6-2-2 64-2 CHERANALLOOR 6-5-2 49 49 AMBALLUR 6-4-15 44 44- Cheranalloor 6-5-2-3 49-3 Amballur 6-4-15-1 4+1 CHERANALLUR Ambunad 6-5-9-1 56-I (PORTION) 6-4-3 :l'l 32 Anchiri 6-7-7-4 94-4 Cheranallur 6-4-3-1 32-1 Andikadavu 6-3-7-1 28'1 Cherayi 6-3-2-2 no! Ani1d:ad 6-6-l3-,i 75-S Cheria Kadamakudy 6--4-1-9 30'. Annayikannam 6-7-8-t 95'1 Chel'iapaUamthuruth Arakkunnam 6-4-t3-6- 42-6 (Portion) 6-2-5-3 17-' ARAKKUZHA fH>-14 76 76 Cheriapanickanthuruthu 6-2-1-22 13_22 Arakkuzha 6-6-14-2 76-2 Cher iapazhamp illy-ARAKULAM 6-7-15 102 102 thuruth 6--2-2-7 14-7 Arakulam area 6-7-16-2 103'2 Cheriat hekkanam 6-2-3--10 15'1~ Arakulam North 6-7-15-2 102'2 Cheriyakadavu 6-3-6-2 27' Arakulam South 6-7-15-7 102-7 Cheriyanthuruth 6-4-1-2 30-2 Arankavu 6-1-10-3 10-3 Cheriyaoorayam 6-6-16-3 78-3 Arikuzha 6-7-10-1. . 97'1 Cherukadappuram 6-2-3-8 15·8 ASAMANNOOR 6 5-5 52 52 Cherukunnam 6-5-5-1 52'1 Asamannoor 6-5-5-3_ 52-3 Cherukunnam 6-5-12-1 59·7 Attupuram 6-2-3--13 15-13 Clwrun::attapuzha 6-4-5-2 34·2 Avanamcode 6-1-7-10 7'U) Cheruvattoor 6-6-9-9 71-9 Avoly 6-6-i3-4 7.5'4 Ch~rawypu 6-3-1-4 22-4-Ayakkad 6-6-2-1 64-1 Chethikodc 6-4-14-11 4tHl Ayamkara 6--6-5-4 67-4 Chettikad 6-2-1-3 13-' Ayavana 6-6-12-8 74-8 Chettikulam 6-1-1-12 1-12 Ayyakad 6-7-15-4 102'4- Chilavoor 6 -7-11-2 913'2 Ayyakunnam 6-4-14-8 13'8 Chilavu 6-7-4-6 91-6 Ayyampilly 6-3-1-2 22-2 Chirakkakom 6-2~-2 21-2 Azhakam 6-1-2-3 2'3 Chiralad 6-6--9-4 11'.-Azhakath'lJr 6--4-18--4 47-4 Chirayam 6-2-7-9 19-9 Azheekkaf 6-3-5-10 26·10 Chittanad 6-5-11-1 5tH

Chittattukara (Portion) 0-2-1-20 15'M Chittoor 6-7-10-2 IN! ,

Brahmapuram 6--5-12-1 .59-1 Chittur 6-4-8-4 .4-24-1

~/26-61

Serial number i., Serial ,zumber in Locatio/! ~-., Locatioo r---L-_

Name oj Villl1ge!DfSom Codr Part A Pari B Name oj Village/DI.1om Godt Part A Part B

i 1 2 3 ·1 1 2 3 4

Choorakode 6-5-9-13 56.13 Chooralloor 6-7-·lJ --5 98'S Gallapa thikad 6-3-8-2 29-2 Choornikkara 6·-1--12-4 12-4 Gothuruth 6-2-2-3 H·3 Chottanikara 6-4·-7-2 36-2 Chottanikara 6-5-12-26 .'l9· .. '\} CHOWWARA 6-1-8 8 3 IDIKKI 6-7-16 103 103

Chowwara 1>--1-8-3 13'3 Iirapuram 1>--5·-10-3 5'7'3

Chullikandom 6-6-!-11 66-11 Inchoor 6-6-7--2 69'2 Churathoor fl-7--13-2 IOO-~ lrikode 6-7-8-7 95'7

lrimbanam 6-4-6-1 35'1 Iring-ole (Portion) 6-5-1-3 48'3

Desom 6-1-7-18 7'13

Kadakkanad 6-5-10-12 57'12 Edadu 6-7-15-;1 102'11 Kadakkara 1>--2-5-6 17'6 EDAKKATTUVAYAL 6-4-14 43 43 Kadalikkad 6-7-9-7 96'7 Edakkattm;ayal 6-4·-14-7 H'i Kadal \'athuru th 6-2-2-4- 14'4 Edamaruku 6--7· 5-6 92'6 KADAMAKUDY 6-4-1 30 30 Edampadom 6--2-9-8 21'8 Kadamattom 6-5-14-9 61'9 Edanad 6-1-8-1 :3-1 Kadalhy (Portion) 6-6-11-4 73'4 Edanad 6-6·-~1-3 71- 3 Kadatlty 6-6-16-6 7&'6-Edappilly 6-7-13-3 100'3 KADAVOOR 6-6-') 67 67 Edathala 6-1·-12-12 12-12 Kadavoor 6-6-5-8 67'3 EDAVANAKKAD 6-3·-'3 24- 24 Kadayirllppll 6-5-14-3 61'3 Edavanakkad 6-3-3-1 !!+ 1 . Kadumpidy 6-6-12~2 74-2 Ed avetty 6-7-8--4- 9:1'4 KADUNGALLOOR ~avoor 6-5-2-2 49·2 (PORTION) 6-2-8 20 20 Edayakunnam 6-4-3-3 32'3 Kadungallur 6-1-12-1 12'1 Edayar h-2·-:1-8 20'S Kadungamangalam 6-4-7-1 36' I Edayar 6-6-2-1--1 86-1 KAIPPATTUR 6--4-18 47 47 Ekkunnam 6-5-5-7 52'7 Kaippattur 6-4-18-3 47'3 Elambagapilly 6--5-3- ! 50'1 Kaiprassery 6-1-7-15 7'15 Elarndesom 6-7-7·-2 94'2 Kaithakkad 6-5-11-10 58'10 Elamkulam. 6-'l-15-3 62·3 Kaitharam 6-2-6-4 18-4-Elampra 6-6·-9-7 71'7 Kakkad 6-6-20-1 82·1 Elangavom 6 .. 6-7-7 69'7 Kakkadu 6-5-12-16 59.16 ELANGUNNAPUZHA Kakkanad 6-4-5-3 34'3

(PORTION) 6-3-5 26 26 Kakkanattuthara 6-1-12-14 )2'14 Elangunnapllzha 6-3-5-1 26'1 Kakkattoor 6-6-7-5 69'5 ELANJI 6-6~2j 87 87 Kakkombu 6-7-13-6 IOQ'6 Elanji . 6-fj--~3-3 87'3 Kakkoor 6-6-22-1 84'}

EJanthikara 6-2·~:~-7 15'7 Kalady 6-1-5--10 5·10 Elappilly 6--7-15-10 102'10 Kalamboor 6-6-12-3 74'3 Elavoor 6-]· 1-3 1'3 Kalamboor 6-6-20-4 82'4 Elemdesom 6-7(1-1 93'1 Kaliyar Estate 6-7-:1-6 ,90·6 Ellumplam 6-7--13~-7 100'7 Kallad 6-·6-8-2 70'2 Elookkara 6-2--8-1- 20·4 KALLOORKAD 6-·7-1 88 88 ENANALLOOR 6-6-12 74 74 Kalloolkad 6-7-1-~ 88-1 Enanalloor 6-6-12-12 74-12 Kaloor 6-7-2-:! 09-2 ERAMALLOOR 6·-6-9 71 7] KAK\YANNUR 6-4-12 41 41 Eramalloor 6-6-9-·i) 7) 'R Kanavannur 6--}-12-I '.H·I Eramam 6-·2-8-7 20', Kana~-ikode 6---I:-1B-2 47'2 Eramely 6·-5-11-2 58'2 Kand~nad 6--1--1-5 30'5 Erumala 6-6-1-7 63'7 Kandanad 6-4-11-1 40'1 Erumathala 6-1':'12-7 12' 7 Kaninad 6-5-12-3 59.3 Ezhakkaranad 6-6-19-3 81'3 Kanjarackappilly 6-4-13-5 42-5 Ezhalloor 6-7-2-3 89'3 Kanjiramattam 6-4-15-2 44·2 Ezhikara Thekkum. Kanjoor 6-1-10-1 10·1

bhagom 6-2--5-10 17'10 Kannamkuzhissery 6-1-1-8 1'8 Ezhikara Vadakkum· Kannikkal 6-7-15-9 102·9

bhagom 6-2-5-9 17'9 Kappu 6-7-9-& 96'8 Ezhipram 6-5-10-11 57'11 Karayamparambu 6-1-2-4 2·4 Ezhipram 6-5-14-5 61'5 Karikkattuthuruth 6-4-1-4 30·4 Ezhipram North 6-5-8-3 55'3 KARIKODE 6-7-8 95 95 Ezhjp1'am South 6-5-8-5 55'5 Karikode 6-7-8-6 95'6 Ezhumuttom 6-7-8-2 95'2 Karikode 6-4-13-2 42·2 Ezhuppuram 6-4-14-'} 43'4 KARIMANNOOR 6-7-4 91 91

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Serialilumber itt ~t'i"fll n'J.mber in Location _A_ __ -". Locatio" _.A.

~

~Naille of VillageJDcsom Cod" Part A Part D Name qf Villll,i!elDesom Coae Part A Part B

2 3 4 1 2 3 4

Karinuml10ur 6~7-4-4 9i'4 Kondimat1'om 6--6-3-2 65'2 Karimattom &-6-12-10 74'10 KongorppiUy 6-2-7-10 19'10 KARIMKUNNA:\l 6-7-12 99 99 KoodaJappad 6-5-2-5 49'5 Karimkunnam 6-7- ! 2-~5 '19-.'1 Koolikkara 6-1-!J-3 9'3 Karimpadam 6-2-2-12 14'12 KOOTHATTU. KarinQ"amthururh 6-2-7-l 19·j KULA:\1 6-·6-24 36 136 Karinga:r.ha t) ~6-~~-1 70 I Koothattukulam 6-6-24-4 86'4-Kari ppalallgad 6-7-15-3 102<3 Kouttukau 6-2-2-10 14·10 Karippassel'Y 6-1-1-7 J ~ 7 Koovakkappilly 6-4-18 -1 47-1 Karoor 6-6-19-J 31'8 Koovalloor 6-6-4--7 66'7 K3rshakakolani 6-7-3-4 CJO'4 Koovalloor 6-6-6-3 68'3 Karthedam 6-3 -3-3 26-:{ Koovappady 6-5--2-6 49-6 Ka ru&,dom 6 1)-8-9 70·9 Koovappilly 6-7-14-9 101·9 Karnka ppilly 6-~5 -13-i- 62 -1 Korampadam 6-4--1-6 30'b Karukulam 6-5-9-4 56'.} Koratti 6-1-1-1 1·} Karukutty 6-1- 2-1 2'1 K ')!'um bassery u-5-:l-3 49-8 Karumalapetty 6-4- J 7-2 1-6_2 Kothadu 6-4--1-7 30'7 Karumalloor 6"2--4-2 IG'5 KOTHA~L\N -_:;-ALAM • Kattqthuruth 6-2-1-9- } 3") (PORTION) 6-6-8 70 70 Kattimuttam 6-4--14-]0 43'10 Kot};amangaiam 6-6-8-6 70'6 Ka\'akkau 6-6-12-7 ;·1'/ KOI'H.\KUL.,\NGARA Ka"\tlangafl 6- 6-"1---5 665 NORTH 6-1-2 2 2 Kav:ma 6--6-13--6 75·1) KOTHAKUL.c\NGARA Kayanad 6 -6-17-1 i'1 I SOCTH (PORTION) 6-1-6 6 G Kayantikua 6-2-8-5 20'5 Kottamchapilly 6-5-12-6 59'6 KEECflERRY 6-1-16 45 4.) KOTTAPPADY 6-6-1 63 63 Kcecheny 6--1--16-3 -1-":1'3 Kottappady 6-6-1-4: 63'·1-KEER.\.i\"lPA.RA 6-6-3 6.3 65 Kott<J.puram 6-2-7-4 19'4-Kceranlpnr~"l. 6-6-3-1 6;')'1 Kottuvallikad 6-2-1-~4 13'4-KcerikOtk 6 7-8-8 958 KOTTUVALLY Keettila 6-7-6-4 93'4- (PORTION! 6--2-6 18 18 Keettila 0-7-14-5 101 5 Kottuvally 6--2-6-5 18'5 Kcettila 6-7-15-1 102'1 Kozhippilly 6-6-7-1 69-1 Keezhillom 6--5-6-4 53'{ Kozhippilly 6-6-23-3 85'3 Keezhkombu_ 6-6-24-2 86'2 KUDAYATHOOR 6--7-14 101 101 Keezhmad 6-1-12-11 12-11 Kudayathoor 6--7-14-4 101·4-Keezhpariyaram 6-1-7-9 7'9 Kudayathoor 6--7-6-5 93'5 Keezhpurapuzha 6-7-11-4 98'4 Kudayathoor 6-7-7-7 94'7 Kidamanga1amlPortion) 6-2-5-7 17'7 Kulapuram 6-6-5-5 67'5 K k!anj?;(Jo. 6- ~ -6---3 0'3 KULAYETTIKARA 6--4-17 46 46 K inginillldttom 6-5-:5-2 62'2 Kulayettikara 6-~4-17-1 46'1 KTZB:\K ;('\~IBALAM 6-'J--9 56 56 KUMARAHAN· Kizhakk.tmhrdam 6---5-"9-10 56-10 GALAM 6-7-2 89 ::n Kizhakke Kadungalloor 6-2--B-1 20 I Kumaramangalam 6-7-2-5 89,;) K izhakkep!.ull KUMBALAM 6-4-10 39 39

(l'orti'lll) 6-2-6-1 18'1 Kumbalam 6-4--10-1 39· I Kizhakkepulianthuruth 6-2--3-5 15'5 KUMBALANGY 6-3-7 28 28 KIZHAKKUM. Kumbalangy 6-3-7-2 28'2

HHAGOfil 6-1-iO 10 10 Kummanode 6-"5-9-14- 56·14-Kizhakkumpuram 6-2-2-9 149 Kundannur 6-4-5-5 34.5 Kizhumadallgu 6-6-14--3 76'3 Kundallnur 6-4-9-2 38'2 Kizhumuri 6-6-18-2 :30'2 Kuninji 6-7-11-6 98·tj Kochuthul'l1th 6-2,2-5 14--5 Kunjinikara 6-2-8-2 20-2 Kodanad 0-5-2-10 49'10 Kunjithai 6-2-1-12 13'12 KODIKULAM 6-~7--3 !)O 90 Kunllakkal 6-6---16-1 78'1 Kodikulam East 6-7-3-13 90'13 Kunnakkurudy 6---5-10-6 57'6 Kodikulam West 6--7-3-9 90'9 K unnappillis~ery 6--1-1--4- 1·4 Kodinjoor 6-5-12-14 59'14 Kunnappilly "6-4-14-1 43·1 Kodumbooru 6-5-12-28 59'28 KUNNATHUNAD 6-5-11 .. 58 58 Kodussery. 6-1-1-6 ]'6 Kunnu 6-2-4-4 16'4 Koduvazhanga 6-2-7-3 19'3 Kunnuvazhi North ,6~1-11-2 11-2 KQduveiy 6-7-3-14 90'14 Kunr,uvazhi South 6-1-11-3 11'3 Koikkad 6-6--16-8 78·8 KUREEKAD 6-4-7 36 36 KokkappiJly 6-5-12-2-1- 5924 Kureekad 6-4-7-3 36'3 Kolani 6-7-12-1 99'1 Knrichi " 6--7-7-3 94'3 Kolapra 6-7-14-3 101'3 Kurichilakode 6--,5-2-9 49-9 Kollimuttam 6-5-12-13 59'13 Kurumassery 6-\-1-13 1-13

243

Serial num6er in Serial number ill r...c.Aon ,------.-'--~ ~tion r----.A.-~.

ll{ame c!I Village/D8Som Codl' !WI A P"f-t B .'\:'1me Qf Vill.atelD()Y)m Code P&.ri A PMtB-

1 .2 3 4 1 2 3 + Kurumbalamattom 6-7-3-12 90'12 Marangat tully 6-5-12-22 59'2! KUl'Umpalamattom ~74-1 91.1 \Ial·ika 6-6-23-2 8.';"-KUl'umpathuruth 6-'2-;.2-2 14'2 Maruvakad 6-3-8-1 29'1 Kurunkotta 6-4--3-5 . 32'5 Mathirappilly 6-6-8-8 70'~ Kuthiathodu 6 -2'-:'3-12 15'12 Mattakuzhy 6-5-12-17 59·17 Kutta 6-5-:-12-4 59'4 M:attoor 6-1-5-4 5'4-Kuttaily 6-1-5-1 5'1 MAZHUVANNOOR 6-5-10 57 51 KUTI'AMANGALAM 6-6-4 66 66 !\{azhuvannoor North 6-5-10-2 57'2 Kuttamangalam 6-6-4-4 66'4 1\fazhuvannoor South 6-5-10-10 57·H)· Kuttamassery 6-1-12-9 12'9 Mekkadampu 6-6-16-1- 78'4 Kuttilanji fl-6-9-1 71·1 l\'Jelpurapuzha 6-7-11-3 98·3 Kuzhikkad 6-5-12-10 59·10 Mcmadangu 6-6-14-4 76'4 Kuzhiyara 6-~12-27 59'27 Mcmughom 6-6-19-7 I.H ·7 KlU:hoor 6-5-10--4 57·4 l\tEMURY 6··6-17 79 79 KUZHUPILLY 6-3':1 22 22 Memury 6-6-17-3 79·3 Kuzhupilly ')-3-1-5 22·5 l\Iethala 6-5-5-10 52'16

Methallam 6-2-7-8 19·8-\ louappilly 6-5-12-19 59.19

Machamthllruth 6-2-1-14 13'14 _Mookkannoor 6-{··2-2 2'2 MadaplathuMlth 6-2-1-6 13'6 yloolamattam 6-7-15-6 102'6; Madavana 6-4...:10-2 39'2 Moolampilly 6-4--1-10 30'10 ,Madiyoor 6-6-6-1 68'l Moonnupeedika 6-7-10-8 97'8

-Maikad 6-1-7-:) 7'5 JVloothaku nnam 6-2-1-5 l3,S Maikalady 6-1-5-11 5'11 . .\IoozhikuJam 6-1-1-11 I'll Maikkavu 6-1-7-8 7'8 Morakkala 6-5-11-3 58'! Mailacombu 6-7-2--6 89'6 Morhkad 6-7-14-8 101'8 Mailoor 6-6-7-4 69·4 Mrala 6-7-12-3 99'3-MAkkinikkara 6-5-9-3 56'3 Mllrlakkarai 6~5-6-1 53'1 MALAYATTOOR 6-1-4 4 4 Mudakkuzha fi-5-3-3 50'3· Malayattoor 6-1-4-1 4'1 Mudappannoo,' 6-7-9-4 96'4-Malayidomthuruth 6-5-9-2 56'2 l\1udavoor 6-6-11-1 73·. Mala yinkeezhu 6-6-8-5 70·5 1\ {udavukode 6-4-13-4 42· ... Maliamkara 6-2-1-2 13'2 \fulakkulam "adak-Malipuram 6-3-5-5 26'5 kekara 6-6-20-5 82'5 Malipuram South 6-3-5-8 26'8 MULAMTHURUTHY 6-4-13 42 +2 Mallussery 6-1-7-4 7'4- Mulamthuruth y 6-4-13-1 42'1 Mamalassery 6-6..18-3 80'3 Mulavoor 6-6-5-9 67'S. Mambra 6-1-1-2 1'2 MULAVOOR 6-6-10 72 7'l: Mampuzha &-4-16-1 45'1 Mulavoor 6-6-1~ 72'S, MANAKKAD (j..:7-10 97 97 MULAVUCAD Manakkad 6-7-10-:-3 97'3 (PORTION) 6-4-2 31 31 Manakkodam 6-2-2-11 14'1l Mulavucad 6-4-2-3 31 .:J; MANAKUNNAM 6--4-11 .;0 40 Mullaringadu 6-7-3-1 90'1 ManapilIy 6-3-1-3 22'3 l\funambom 6-3-I-{ 22"1 Manari 6-6-10--1 72'1 Munambam 6-2-1-1 13'1 Manasse."Y 6-3-6-1 27'1 MuppathadoDl 6-2-8-6 20'6· MANEED 6-6-19 81 8-1 Muravanthuruth 6-2-1-1" 13'16-Maneed 6--6-19-2 81'2 Muriyamangalam 6-5-12-25 59'25-Mangadappilly 6-4-18-7 47'7- Murukkumpadam 6-3-5-9 26'9 Mangattm' 6-5-14-6 61,6 ~111tholapuram 6-6-25-4 87'4-MANICKAMAN- Muttam 6-5-12-11 59 II

GALAM 6-1-5 5 5 \IuttinakOin 6-2-9-4 21'4-Manickamangalam 6-1-5-9 5'9 Muttom 6-1-12-3 12'~ M,mjali 6-2-4-1 16'1 MUTTOM 6-7-13 100 100 MANJALLOOR 6-7-9 96 96 ~{uttom 6--7-13-4 100·4--Manjalloor 6-7-9-3 96'3 MUVATTUPUZHA MANJAPRA 6-1-3 3 3 (PORTION) 6-6-13 75 750 Manjummel 6-2-9-9 21'9 Muvattupuzha Mannamthumtb 6-2-9-5 21"5 (Portion) 6-6-13-2 75'2-Mannathoor 6-6-22-2 84'2 Mannoor 6-5-10-5 57·5 MARADU 6-4-9 38 38 Nadukany 6--6-3-3 6')'$

- Maradu 6-4-9-3 38'3 ~adukkara 6-6-13-5 75"S MARADY (PORTION) 6-6-15 77 77 NaduvattoUl 6-1-3-2 3'! Marady North (Portion) 6-6-15-2 77'2 Naganchery 6-6-1-5 63,&-Marady South 6-45-15-3 71·'J Nagapuzha 6-7-1-2 88·t Maramangalam 6-6-4-1 66'1 ~agaJ'amudy 1H>-4-·8 66'S

244

Serial number ill Sn ial number ill Location r--~~ Location r--- -----"---~

Name of VillageiDesoTll Code Part A Part B Name of Villl1<~eIDeJom Code Pari A ParI B

1 2 3 .! 2 3 -1

N anthiattukunnam PALLIPURAM 6-3-2 23 23 (Portion) 6--2-5--8 17.8 Pallipuram 6-3--2-1 23'1

NA YARAMBALA-:\l 6-3-4 2.') 25 P<lUiyakkal 6-2-5-11 17'11 Nayai:ambalam 6-3-4-1 25'1 P;\LLURUTHY Nayathode 6--1-6-6 60 (PORTION} 6-3-6 27 2;-Nechoor 6-6-19-6 81'6 Pampakuda 6--6-21-2 83,2

Nediyasala 6-7-10-9 97'9 Pampra 6-6-19-1 81'1 Nedumattom 6-7-3-11 ~)O· J 1 Palliunbukad 6-4-2-1 3! 1 Nedumbassery 6-1-7-12 7'12 Panangad 6-4-10-4 39'4 Nedungad 6-3-4-2 25-2 Panankara 6-6--5-10 67'10 Nedungapra 6-5-4-2 51.0 Panayali G-l- -J-3 5·8 ! ...

Neduva 6-4-14-3 433 Panayikulam fi-2-7-7 19·7 Ncduvakkad 6-6-5-7 67'7 Pandappilly 6-6-14-6 76'6 Neduvannur 61-7-16 7' 16 PaTtgarappilly 11-4-13-7 4-2'7 Neeleswaram 6--1-5-7 5·7 Pangode 6-5-14-2 61'2 Neendoor (Portion) 6-2-1-17 13'17 Panichayam 6--5-5-5 52'!> Neerampuzha 6-- i -9-1 96'1 Pallipra G-6-1-6 63'6 Neericode 6-2-7-2 19'2 Pannikuzhi 6-5-12-8 59'8 Neerkuzhy 6-6-19-5 81'5 Pannoor 0-7-4-5 91'5 Nellad 6-5-10-9 57'9 PallllOOl' 6-7-5-4 92'4 Nellikuzhy 6--6-9-2 71'2· . Pantaplavu 6-7--1-1-6 101·6 Nellimattom 6-6-4-2 66'2 PARAKKADAVU 6-1-1 1 Neriamangalam 6--6-4-10 66'10 Parakkadavu 6-1--1-10 t·IO Nettinampally 6-1-5-6 5'6 Parakode 6-5-11-8 58'8 Nettoor 6-4-9-1 38'\ Para cr, bancher, 6-6- 12-1 74·4 Neyyassery 6-7-4-2 91'2 Parambusscry fi 1-7-3 7,:)

Neyyassery 6--7-5-1 92'1 Parappuram 6-1-10-4 1&4-Nj~lrakkarl 6 (J-5-11 67'11 Parapuzha I) 7-3-8 90'8 Njaralloor 6-5-9-12 56'12 Paravoothara Nochimel 6-1-12-13 12'13 (Portion) 6-2-5-1- 114 Nooleli 6--5-5-6 52'6 Parayakad 6-2-5-1 17'1

Pariyaram 6-5-15-S 6!Nl

Ocnanthnruth 6--3~5-7 26'7 Parpakode 6-4-14-9 43'9

Okkal 6-5-1-1 48'1 PARUR EZHIKARA 01anad 6-2-7-11 19·11 (PORTION) 6-2-5 17 17 Oliyappuram 6-{)..-22-3 84'3 Par~lr 6-4-11-3 40·3 ONAKKOOR 6-6-21 83 83 Pattanam 6-2-1-18 13·1S

Onakkoor 6-6-21-3 83'3 Pan a1 6-5-5-4 52·4

Onathukad 6--2-1-8 13'S Pazhamtholtam 6-5--14-1 61·1

Oorakkad 6-5-9-7 56'7 Pazhanganad 6-5-(_}-S 56·8

Qorakom 6-4-14-5 43'5 Pazhoor 6-6-20--3 82·3

Ooramana 6-·6-17-2 79'2 Peechad 6--6-16-5 78'5

Oozhakode 6--4--14-2 43'2 Peechanikad 6-1-6-1 6'1

OravanthUl'1.lth 6-2-1-10 13'10 Peramangalam 6-6- 12-6 74'6 .

Ottallool" 6-7-12-4 99'4 Peringalc 6-5-11-6 52'6 Peringazha 6-4-4-3· 33'3

Padinjare Kadungalloor 6-2-7-6 Peringazha (Portion) fl-6-15-1 77'1

19·6 Peringole G-5-14-7 61'7 Padinjarepulianthul'uth 6-2-3-4 15'4 Peciyamburam b-6--25-1 87'i Padinjarepunnamattom 6-6-12-1 74·1 Periyampra 6-7-10-5 97'5 Paimattom 6--6-4-6 66'6 PClumanoor 6-6-4-3 66·3 Paingottoor 6-6-5-3 67'3 Perumattam 6-7-13-1 100'1 Paipra 6--6--10-2 72'2 Perumattom 6-6-11-3 73·3 Pa1a1ckamattom 6-5-15-6 62'6 Perumballoor 6-6-14-1 16'1 PALAKKUZHA 6-6-23 85 85 PERUMBA VOOR Palakkuzha 6-6-23-1 85'1 (PORTION) 6-5-1 -is 48 Palaprassery 6-J-7-1 7'1 Perumpadanna Palathuruth 6--2-2-14 14-14 (Portion) 6-2-:i-5 17·5 Paliathuruth 6-2-1-13 13'13 .Perumpadavom 6- 6-25-2 87'2 Pallarimangalam 6-6-6-2 68'2 Perumpillichha 6-7-2-4 89'4 Pallickal 6-7-4-3 91-3 Perumpilly fl-4-13-9 42'9 Pallickal 6~7-5-2 92-2 Perumpuzha 6-7-3-5 90·5 Pallikkara 6-5-11-4 58·4 Pezhakkappilly 6-6-10--5 12·5 Pallilam 6--4-4-1 33-1 Pidavoor 6-6-7-3 G9'3 Pallippuram 6-4-5-1 3+'1 Pinarmunda 6-5-11-5 58·5 Pallipram ~-2 55'2 PINDIMANA 6-6-2 64 64-Palliprom 6-5-2-1 49'1 Pindimana 6-6-2-3 64·3

245

Serial number in Serial number ill Location Location r------" .,

.Name of Villa.l!e/Drsom r.ode Part A Part B Name of VillagelDesom Code Part A Part /J

2 3 -1 2 3 4

Pirakkunnam . &-&4-Q 66-9 Piralimattom 6-7-9--6 96-6

Thaikkattukara 6-1-12-5 12-5 Piramadom &-6-21-1 83-1 Thalakode 6-4-12-2 41'2 Piraroor 6-1-5-3 5'3 Thalapul1cha 6-5-5-9 52'9 PlRAVOM 6-6--20 82 R:l Thalayanad 6-7-7.--6 94'6 Piravom 6-6--20-2 82'2

p'izhala 6-4-1-8 30'8 Thalayanad 6-7-14-2 101'2 Plamudy 6-6·-1-1 63'1 Thalpana 6·-4-13-3 42'3 P~ppilly 6--}--16-2 +5'2 Thamarachal upuram 6--5-9-9 56'9 Poikkattussery 6-1-7-2 7·2 Thammanimattom 6-5-15-5 62'5 Ponjikara 6-4-2-5 31-S Thankalam 6-6-9-6 71'6 P9nnarimang'alam 6-4-2-4- :11'4- Thathappilly 6-2-6-2 18'2 Poochapra 6--7-5-3 93'3 Thattarathatta 6-7-12-2 99'2 Poomala 6-5- .)-8 52·a ThazhuvanlkUllllu 6-7-1-3 813'3 Poothrika 6-5-1 ')-7 62'7 Thekke Aduvassery 6-2-4-7 16'7

Thckkc PUnnamattom 6-6-5-6 67'6 Poovathussery 6-1--1-9 I-(} . Pp,oyappilly 6-2-1-19 13'19 THEKKUMBHAGOM 6--1--11 II II POTHANIKKAD 6-6-6 68 68 THEKKU~fBHAGAM Pothanikkad 6-6-6-4 68"! (PORTIO~) 6-4-8 37 37 Pothumattam 6-7-15-5 102',') Thekkumbhagam 6--1-8-1 37·1 Ppyyakkul1I1am 6-5-9-11 56'11 Thekkumbhagom 6-7-8-9 95'9 Praka 6-7-10-7 97·7 Thekkumpuram 6-2--2-13 14'13 Pralayikkad 6-5-3-4 50'4 Thelathuruth 6-2--3-9 . 15'9 Pukkad 6-3--5--2 26'2 Thcngode 6-4-5-4 34·4 Pulinthanam 6-6-12-5 74-5 Thennathool' 6-7-3-7 90'7 ~)iyanal11 6-1-1-5 1-5 Thevarkad 6-2-9-1 2Jol Puliyirangu 6-5-12-21 59'21 Thevarmadhom 6-1-5-2 5'2 Pplluvazhy 6-5-6-5 53'5 THIRUMARADY 6-6-22 84 S4 Punnayam 6-5--5-2 52'2 Thirumarady 6-6-22-4 34·4 P.unnoppady 6-6-10-4 72·.f Thirumaray~r 6-4-18-6 47'6 Punno!'kode 6-5-11-9 .,)3'9 Thiruvaloor 6-2-7-5 19'5 PURAPUZHA 6~-7-11 98 98 Thiruvaniyoor 6-5-12-29 59'29 Purayar 6--1-7-17 7'17 THIRUVANKULAM· 6-4-6 35 35 Puthed 6-7-15-8 102'8 Thiruvankulam 6 4-6-2 35'2 Pllthenpally 6-2-9-3 21'3 Thiyathuruth PUT HENVELI K- (Portion) 6-2-1-21 13'21 KARA 6-2-3 15 15 Thondikuzha 6-7-8-5 95'5 P~th';:l1velikkara 6-2-3-6 . 15'6 Thonnikka 6-5-14-8 61'S Puthiyedom 6-1-10-2 10'2 Thottakam .6-1-5-5 5'5 I'uthoor 6-6-1':--9 74'9 T_hottakara 6-6-14-5 76'5 Puthuppady 6':"'6-8-10 70'10 Thottanchery 6-6-12-11 74'11 Puthuppariyaram 6-7-10-4 97·4 Thottara 6-4-17-3 46'3 Puthuvaipu 6-3-5-6 26'6 Thottumughom 6-1-12-8 12'8 Puthuvassery 6-1-7-14 7'14 Thottur 6-4-18-5 47'5 Puthuvassery 6-4-13-4 44'4 Thottuva 6-5-2-4 49'4 Puttumanoor 6-5-12-9 59'9 Thrikalathoor 6-6-10-3 72'3 Puzhukkad 6-5-3-5 50-5 THRIKKAKARA

. NORTH

Rakkad 6-6-16-7 78'7 (PORTIO~) 6 ·t-4 33 33 ~amalloor 6-5-12-5 59'5 THRIKKAKARA Ramalloor 6-6-8-4 70'4 SOUTH 6--}-5 34 14 RAMAMANGALAM: 6-6-18 80 80 Thrikkalathoor 6-5-·10-7 57-7 Ramamangalam 6-6-18-1 80'} Thrikkariyoor 6-6-9-5 71'5 Ratnamangalam Thriprayar ·6-1-8-4 8'4

(Portion) 6-6-15-4 77'4 Thudanganad . 6-7-13-8 100'8 Randar (Portion) 6-6-13-1 75'1 Thundathumkadavu 6-2-9-7 21'7 RAYAMANGALAM 6-5-6 53 53 Thuravoor . 6-1-6-4 6-4 Rayamangalam 6-5-6-2 53-2 Thuravumkara 6-1-9-1 9'1

Thuruthikara 6-4-13-8 42'8 Thuruthipuram 6-2-3-1 15:1

Sankarappilly 6-7-7-5 94'5 Thuruthipuram 6-2-1-7 13'7 SankarappilJy 6-7-13-5 100-.5 T.huruthissery 6-1-7-11 7'11 Sankarappilly 6-7-14-1 101:1 Thuruthoor 6-2-3-3 15-3 Sanketham 6-3-5-4 26·4 Thuruthu 6-1-7-19 7'19 Sreebhuthapuram 6-1-11-1 11-1 '{huruthy 6-5-3-6 50'6 Sreemoolanagaram 6-1-8-2 8'2 Thuthiyur 6-4--5-6 34'6

246

Serialnumba ill Serial number in Locatio1l f

A... ___ -, Location r-----"--------y

.• Namf of nil.!!., i D"som Clld- Part A Part B Name oj'ViUagejDesQm Code Part A PartR 2 3 4 '1 3 4

Varapuzha 6-2-9-6 21'6

l_Jdayamperur 6-4-1J-2 40·2 Varikoli 6-t}-12-13 59'18 Vavakkad 6-2··1-11 13'11 Udayathumvathil 6-4-10-3 39':-) VaY3.1 6-2-4-3 16''3 UDUMBANNOOR 6-7-5 92 9:l

Udumbannoor 6-7-5-3 92':3 VAZHAKKULAM 6-5-8 55 55

Udumhallnoor Area 6-7-16-1 103'1 Vazhakkulam North 6-5-3-·} 55'1

Uliyannoor 6-2-8-3 20''3 Vazhakkulam South -6-5-3-4- 55'4 ·Vazhakulam 6-7-9-5 96'5 Vazhappilly

(Portion) 6-6--11-2 73'2 Vadacode 6-7 -')-2 96-:? Vazheelpadinjaru 6-4-15-3 44'3 Vadakarapait takulam 6-6-2'f-3 86<:1 Veliyanad 6-4--14-6 43'0 Vadakke Aduvassery 6-2-4-6 16-6 Velipthunad 6-2-4--9 16·9 VADAKKEKARA Veliyathunad

(PORTIO:'-J) 6--2-1 ]3 11 (Portion) 6--1-12-2 12'2 Vadakke Punnamattom 6-6-5-2 67-::' Vellanthanam 6-7-5-5 92'5 VADAKKU~f· VELLL\MATTO~1 6-'1-6 93 93

BHAGOM 6-1--9 9 9 Velliamattom 6-7-6-2 93'2 Vadakkumbhagom 6-1-3-1 :'\-} VELLOORKUNNAM Vadakkumpuram 6-2-2-6 14-6 (PORTION) 6-6-1-1 73 73 Vadakode 6-4-4-4 :33-4 Vellottumpuram 6-2-3-2 15'2 Vadasscry 6-6-1-3 63-3 Veloor 6-7-2-1 39'1 VADAVUKODi:: 6 -5 -13 60 ill) VelOOI' 6 -7--1--4 83·4-Vadavukode 6-5-13-1 60'} Veloor 6-5-12-2 ')9'2 Vadayampady 6-5-15-1 62-1 Vembilly 6-5-11-7 58'7 Vaikara 6-5-6-3 53'3 Venduvazhy 6-6-3-7 70-7 VALAKO:\l 6-6-16 78 78 Vengalloor 6-7-2-7 39'7 Valal;:om 6-6-16-2 78'2 Veytgalloor 6-7-9-9 96'9 Valam 6-4-3-2- 32'2 Vengaloor 6-7-1(}-6 97'6 Valambovr 6-5-10-1 57'1 Vengaloor 6-7-11-1 98'1 Valamboor 6-5-14-4 61'4- VENGOLA 6-5-7 54 Valampoor 6-5-11--12 58-12 Vengola 6-5-7-1 54'1 Valia Kadamakudy 6-4-1-1 '30'1 Vengoor 6-5-4-1 51-1 Valiapallamthuruth 6-2-5-2 17-2 Vengoor 6-1-6-5 6-5 Vaiiapazhampilly-_ VENGOOR EAST 6-5-4 51 51

thuruth 6-2-2-8 14-8 VENGOOR WEST 6-5-3 .50 50 Vallarpadam 6-4-2-2 31'2 Venkida 6-5-12-20 59-20 Valluvally 6-2-6-3 13-3 Venmattom 6-7-3-3 90'3 Vandamattom 6-7-3-10 90'10 Venmony 6-5-12-15 59'1,) Vannappuram 6-7-3-2 90'2 Vettithara 6-6-6-5 68-5

Vappa JassCL'y 6-1-7-6 7'6 Vettithara 6-6-19-4 31'4 VARAPPETTY 6-6-7 69 69 Vettoor 6-5-1(}-8 57·g Varappetty 6-6-7-6 69'6 Vidakkuzha 6-4-4-2 33'2 VARAPUZHA Vidangara 6-4-14-12 43'12

(PORTION) 6-2-9 21 21 Vilangu 6-5-9-6 56·6

21-7

Portrait of Population

Part I-A

Part I-B

Part I-C

Part II-A Part II-B

Part II-C (i)

Part II-C (ii)

Part II-D

Part III

Part IV

Part V

Part VI-A

Part VI-B

Part VI-C

Part VIII-A

Part VIII-B

Part IX

Part X

Parts A & B

Part C

CENSUS OF INDIA 1971-KERALA STATE

PUBLICATION PROGRAMME

A descriptive analysis

First Part of the General Report

Second Part of the General Report

Subsidiary Tables

General Population Tables (A Series) Economic Tables (B Series)

Distribution of Population-Mother Tongue and Religion Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Other Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility TablesTables on Household composition, Single Year Age, Marital Status, Educational levels, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes, etc.

!vligration Tables

Report and Tables on Establishments

Housing Report and Tables

Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Town Directory

Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Administration Report-Enumeration

Administration Report-Tabulation

State Census Atlas

District Census Handbooks

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Village and Town Directory and Village and Town-wise Primary Census Abstract

Analytical Report, Administrative Statements and District Census Tables

ALL INDIA PUBLICATIONS

Volumes similar to those indicated above are being published at the All India level. Apart from these, All India Census Tables on 1 per cent sample basis being Part II (Special) and a Special Report on Graduates and Technical Personnel being Part VII are also being published.

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