CENSUS OF INDIA 1991

Series -11 KARNATAKA

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK UTTARA KANNADA DISTRICT

- PART XII-A VILLAGE ANI> TOWN DIRECTORY

S08HA ,NAMBISAN Director of Census Operations, Karnataka

FORE\VORD

PREFACE' ,

IMPORTANT STATISTICS

ANAL YTI( 'AL N( )TE \

Section-I • Villa~t! lJirt'ctory

Explanatllry Note

Alphahl:tic:tl List of Villagl:s

Village Directory SlaLl..:men!

Alphahe~ical List of Villages

Village Directory Stakml:nl

Alphah..:tical List of Villages

VillagL~ Directory Statement

Alphahdic;;1 List or Villages

Villi1ge Oin:ctnry Statement

Alphabetical List or Vilhlges

Village Directory St,;kment

Alphahdical List or Yillagt.:s

Villag~ Directory Statement

Alphabetical List of Villages

Village Din:cttlTY Statl.:mcn\

Alphahdical List of Villag..:s

Village Directory Slatement

Alphabetical List of Villages

Village OirL'l'tnry Statement

Alphabetical List uf Village!'>

\'illagc Din:ctury Statement

Alph;lbdical List Ill' Villages

Village Oirectmy Statement

CONTENTS

- Ankol<J, CO,Block

- Ankola CD,Block

- Bhatkal CD. Block

- Bhallal CO.Block

- Haliyal CO,Block

- Haliyal CO.Blnck

- Honavar CO.Blnck

- Honavar CO.Bllll:k

- Karwar CO.Blnck

- Karwar CO.Blllck

- Kumta CO.Block

- Kumta CO.Block

- Mundgod CD.Block

- Munlignu CD.Bluck

- Siddapur CO.Block

- Siddapur CD.Block

- Sirsi CO.Blllek

- Sirsi CO.Block

- Sura C.D.Blm:k

- Supa CD. Block

- Ycllapur C.O.Blm:k

- YdhlPur C.O.Block

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16-31

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82-105

109-1 LO

112-119

123~125

126-149

153-155

t56-1(i<) .

173-177

178-205

209-2] 4

2]6-251

255-25,1-;

260-177

28l-2K4

286-303

Appendix. I-IV

Ronli;fiJntly De\"dopmc.:nt Bloc).;wisc.: Ahstract of Educat i()nal,

Medical,and Othl.:r Amenitil.:s :' fo.<_: ; __ _

: I -:: (~ ~ ~ )- ... :_ ',_" ;

II' ~ \ \ ... i:Wd' Ulilis~tiOi Data in rc.:spct't of Non-Municipal Cl.:nsus Towns ".

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III :\, $;l,jst of 'villi, 's where no amc.:nitil.:s except Drinking Water arc available , '- -~.... ..._ __,,' ",.,., ">~ 7":ilw ,>

IV-A 't.m"tl - illages at'cording to the proportion of ScllI.:dulcd CaSIl.:s

to Total Population by Rangc.:s

IV-B List of Villages according to the prop()rtion of Schcduh.:d Tribl.:!-o

to Total P()plllation by Ranges

Section-II - Village Directory

Explanatory Note

Statement - Status and Growth History

Statement II - Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, JI)~N

Statement III - Municipal Fil\~lIlce, I()~N

Statement IV - Civic and Other Amenities, I()XI)

Statement IV-A - Civic and Other Amenities in Notitied Slullls, lllXI)

Statement V - fl.kdit·al, Educational. Recn:ational and Cultural Facilities, II)S')

Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking

Appendix to Town Directory - Population of Towns and their ass\)ciah:d ()lltg_rowlhs

List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trihes

Publication Plan

ILLUSTRATIONS

Map of Karnataka showing the Adminislrative Divisions

Map of Uttara Kannada Distri(~t

Map of Ankola Taluk

Map of Bhatkal Taluk

Map of Haliyal Taluk

Map of Honavar Taluk

Map of Karwar TaJuk

Map of KUnll<l T"luk

Map of Mundgod Talllk

Map of Siddapur Taluk

Map of Sirsi Taluk

Map of Supa Talllk

Map of YelJapur Taluk

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FORE\VORD

Publication of the District Census Hil.l1ubooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is

continuing since then with some innQvations/ modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most

valuable district level publication brought out by the CensLls Organisation on behalf of l'uch State GOVl./Union

Territory' administration. It illter-ulia provides data/information on some of the bask demographic and

socio-ecou(lmic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each

village and town of the respective distrkts. Thi~ publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to

the planners, administrators, aca!:kmicians and researchers.

The scope of lhc DCH was initially conlined. to certain important ccnsus tables on population,

economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of c'll'h village and town

(ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs puhlished after the 1%1 Census contained a tkscriptive aecoullt

of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA.

Aft~r the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Villagl: and Town

Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the Slales and Union

Territories. The third part, Part C of the District Census Handbooks comprising administratiw statistics

and district census tables, which was also to be bJ'Oughl out, <.:ould nnt hI: publislll:d in many St.lles/UTs

due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 11}Sl, sOl11e new features alongwith the

restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCt-ls. These were

published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town

Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe

PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided in ParI-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity,

were brought togc.ther in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referent village,

the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some

new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the

village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme.

Similarly, information on approach to the village was ~llso provided for the lirst time in the Village

Directory so as to give an idea abollt the number of inaccessible v~lIages in each districl. In case of

Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Stat~ll1ent

IV -A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to dlalk out the programmes for providing

better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this Statement details on civic and other <Imenilies \wre

reported for the slums of Class I and Class II towns. Apart from this. one cblumn on the Scheduled

Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes!centres were added in

Statements IV and V respectively_

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 19!)1 Census is by and large the same as followed

In 1981. However, the formal of PCA has becn rcstruclUrcd slightly in lhe W91 Census for the benelit

of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been givl!11 as against four-fold

industrial c1assilication presented in the 19~1 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the

0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the lirst time with a view to l!nabling data users to

compute more realistic literacy rates as all children below 7 years of age haw been tn:atcd as illiterate

at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expe(."ted that the above ml!ntioncd modilications will help tl1l.:

planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.

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One of the most important innovations in the 1991 (\:nsus is thl: Co III III unity Devdopml:nt Block-kvd

presentation of data in the Village Directory .IJ1U PCA insteau of the trauitional TahsilffaJuk/PS level

presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at CD.Bloek level

will help the planners in formulation of micro-level Jevc!opm<.:ntal plans, as tlw C.D.Blod is the low<.:st

administrative unit for developmental planning.

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners und researchers intending to usc Village

Directory/PCA data, eith<.:r from the magnetic tapcs!lloppies or from the published records, both the

computer and manual codes for cach village have heen provideJ for the I()!)[ Census along with the

corresponding codes of 1 ~K 1.

This publication is a joint venture of the Stale Govt./UT administration and the Census Organisation.

The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Ms. Sobha Nambisan, Director of

Census Operations, Karnataka on behalf of the State Gov!. administration whi<.:h has born<.: the cost of

printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr.K.P.lttaman,

former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.MDua, Joint Director. For the sake of

uniformity in presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the s,tIient

features emerging from a micro-level analysis of Census/noll-Census data, a model District Census Handbook

from each Slate and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studie; Division under the

guidance of Shri M.KJain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.). This task was carried out by

Shri A.K.Singh, Deputy Director who was 41ssisteu by S/Shri V.KJain and Hariram, Investigaillfs ailt! staff.

Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provideu by Dr.B.K.Roy, former Deputy

Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

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

l'\ew Delhi

June II, 1992.

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A.R.Nand ••

Regish·az· Geuet·al, India

PREFACE

In the foreword to the 1991 series of the District Census Handbooks, Sri A.R.Nanda, I.A.S., the

Registrar General and Census Commissioncr, India, has traced thl! his{<)fY of the District Ccnsus H;lI1dbooks.

He has also succinctly exphiincd the scope and covcmgc of the District Census Handbooks. These volumes

contain the salient data on the population for evcry village and town as revl!aled by the 1991 Census.

They also contain a wealth of information regarding these villages and towns which, although not parl

of the population census, throw some light on the circumstances in which people live and is therefore

relevant to the data on the population. This infornlation has also considerable importance in the context

of planned development.

The District Census Handbook is therefore divided into two parts: Part A contall1tng information

regarding each village and town (Village Directory and Town Directory) which is not census data and

part B which contains the uata on the population collected during the 11)9) Census - the Primary Census

. Abstract. The data published in Parl B was collected in February 1991 at the time of the popUlation

census. This data was then manually tabulated in the Regional Tabulation Offices set up for the purpose.

Subsequently, as a part of the countrywide project taken up in collaboration with the National Informatics

Centre, the Primary Census Abstract data was computerised. Thl! data for Part B of the District Census

Handbook was therefore available on tape for the entire country by November 1992. Since the Primary

Census Abstract data was available first on the computer, it was tkcided to publish the District Census

Handbooks in two separate volumes, with Part B appearing in print lirst.

The process of data collection for the Village Directory and the Town Directory (Part A) commenced

111 early 1990 and continued till the middle of 11)92. For operational convenience, the Village Directory

format was divided into two portions, one relating to the area and land usc particulars and the other

relating to the amenities available in each village. The relevant formats were mailed to the Deputy

Commissioners of Districts and Chief Secretaries of Zilla Parishads for obtaining the villagewise particulars.

Similarly the Town Directory formats were mailed to the Deputy Commissioners and Commissioners of

Corporations. The villagewise and town wise data furnished by these officers were then examineu

exhaustively for consistency in reporting and comparability with the information published in the 1<)81

District Census Handbooks. The villagewise information, thus linaliseu W.IS also computerised during 1992-<)3

at the National Informatics Centre, Bangalore as in the case of Primary Census Abstract.

The National Informatics Centre, Bangalore has undertaken to supply the camera ready copies for

the District Census Handbooks and this may enable us to bring out the District Census Handbooks fairly

early.

In the preparation of the District Census Handbooks the role of the Census Directorate is that of

data collector. For accomplishing this task we have had the ready co-operation of the staff of different

departments of the Slat9 Government. The cost of printing of the District Census Handbooks is borne

by the Government of Karnataka.

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I take this opportunity to ofr<.:r my grateful thanks to all the ofliccrs and oflicials who have heen

actively involved in the compilation of this volullle.

I am thankful to Shri A.Venkatcshan, the State Informatics Oflicer, National Informatics Centre,

Bangalorc for all the assistance he and his stafr members have rendered for computerisation of the data

and for preparation of the camera ready copy of the manllscripts of ~dl the Districts.

I am deeply grateful to Shri AR.NanJa, I.A.S., the Registrilr General, India for the benefit I have

derived by way of guidance and advice. I express my thanks to Shri M.KJain, the present Dl!puty

Registrar General (SS) as well as to Mrs. Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General (Map).

Lastly, I am thankful to the Government of Karnataka for having readily agreed to bear the cost of

printing these District Census Handbook volumes and to the Director of Printing, Stationery and Publicalions .

for the keen interest he has evinced in bringing out these publications.

Il.mgnlol'e,

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Soblm Nmllbis:1II

Directul' or Census Operations, K:u·uataka.

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

KARNATAKA UTIARA KANNADA

STATE DISTRICT

1. POPULATION

TOTAL PERSONS ...J. .. l.977,201 1,220,260

MALES 22,951,917 620,697

FEMALES 22,025,2S4 599,563

RURAL PERSONS 31.069,413 925,744

MALES 15,744,942 470,332

FEMALES 15,324,471 455,-112

URBAN PERSONS 13,907,7SS 294,516

MALES 7.20(),lJ75 150,365

FEMALES (dOO.S 13 144,151

2. DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH 21.12 B.X3 RATE 19S1 - 91

3. AREA (Sq. Kms) 1'>1,7') 1.0 10291.00

.. l, DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq.Km) 235 119

5. SEX RATIO (Number of females per lOOO males) %0 966

6. LITERACY RATE (excluding children in PERSONS 5().O4 66.73 the age group of 0 - 6)

MALES 67.26 76.39

FEMALES 4434 56.77

7. PERCENT AGE OF URBAN 30_l)2 24.14 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION

8. PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION

I. MAIN WORKERS PERSONS 3S.45 35.13

MALES 53.53 52.42

FEMALES 22.73 17.23

II. MARGINAL WORKERS PERSONS 3.54 3.65

MALES O.5() 11.93

FEMALES ().(>() 6.46

III. NON-WORKERS PERSONS 5S.!) I 61.22

MALES 45.1)1 46.65

FEMALES 70'() I 76.31

9. BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS:

Percentage Among Main Workers

I. CULTIVATORS PERSONS 34.21 32.97

MALES 37.m 33.06

FEMALES 25.72 32.69

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II.·AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS PERSONS 2~.92 19.20

MALES 20.45 1·tl6

FEMALES .. N.()') 35.()7

III. LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY, FISHING, PERSONS 3.57 13.28 HUNTING AND PLANTATIONS,

MALES 3.~O 15.12 ORCHARDS AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES FEMALES 2.(N 7.S1

IV. MINING AND QUARRYING PERSONS (J.()7 1.21

MALES ll.7() 1.26

FEMALES llA7 I.O.t

V(a) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY PERSONS l.i{() 1.93

MALES 1.77 2.12

FEMALES 2.09 135

V(b) MANUFAC'TURING, PROCESSING, PERSONS ~xt 5.79 SERVICING AND REPAIRS IN

l\1ALES 1).22 6.9.t OTHER ·THAN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FEMALES 7.0 I 2.17

VI. CONSTRUCTION PERSONS 2AS 3.22

MALES 3.17 3.lB

FEMALES 0.77 132

VII. TRADE AND COMMERCE PERSONS 7.()~ 1I.91

MALES IO.O} 9.711

FEMALES 2.().t 6A2

VIII. TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND PERSONS 2.63 2.92 COMMUNICATION

MALES :tS(J 3.65

FEMALES IUS U.5!)

IX. OTHER SERVICES PERSONS KS-l 10.57

MALES 1).57 HUG

FEMALES 7.07 I!.X-I

10. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS ](d~ 7.5-1 CASTES POPULATION TO TOTAL

MALES I ().::;() 7.51 POPULATION FEMALES l()AO 7.57

11. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS -i.2(J U.X3 TRIBES POPULATION TO TOTAL

MALES 4.2(, IUI-I POPULATION FEMALES -i.l(, IUB

12. NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES ...... 7.%3,OS-l 217,OX6

13. NUMBER OF VILLAGES TOTAL 2(),1')3 1..\17

INHABITED 27,O6() 126-1

UN .. INHABITED 2,127 53

14. NUMBER OF TOWNS 30G 14

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SI. Siald Dislri<1

No_

2

KARNATAKA

01 BAN GALORE

02 BAN GALORE RURAL

03 BELGAUM

04 BELLARY

05 BIDAR

06 BIJAPUR

07 CHIKMAGALUR

08 CHITRADURGA

09 DAKSHIN KANNAD

10 DHAR'.IAD

STATE AND DISTRICTS-

Total! Ar~a in Tot:,1 Total Lit~r:lt~s S..:h..:dubl S,h..:cillkd Total 1\1:lr)!inal Nnn­

Work..:rs Work..:rs Rural! S'l.Kms.

Urhan

P"pllla- PopI'btion (ExdllJing C",I..:s

lion agio! group agl! group

Trih~s Main

Work..:rs

0-6 0 to 6)

3 4 6 7 11 10 II 12

T 191791.00 44977201 7477611 21013193 7369279 1915691 17292117 1594681 26090403 R 187520.80 31069413 5378741 12250620 5645186 1629496 12919726 1511858 16637829 U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

4270.20 13907788 2098870 8762573 1724093 286195 4372391 82823 9452574

2190.00 4839162 693623 3161701 711775 1732.90 457.10

5815.00 5758.90

56.10

669909 4169253

1673194 1369908 303286

109203 584420

260977 213142 47835

317831 2843870

70B577

536439 172138

178494 533281

326599 286780 39819

13415,00 3583606 619475 1571044 406955 13118.00 2741820 491892 1045451 325338

53631 1635987 14569 39062

49305 44594

4711

261186 1374801

623043 523233 99810

22311 3180864 12860 9451

96513 93755

2758

395863 2785001

953638 752920 200718

83076 1340802 176924 2065880 65247 1083491 169081 1489248

297.00 841786 127583 525593 81617 17829 257311 7843 576632

9885.00 1890092 367604 693790 365154 166693 809989 621800 188189

43044 1037059 9479.30 405.70

5448.00 5370.70

77.30

1325692 564400

1255799 1010096 245703

273150 94454

255989 209042 46947

407453 286337

451061 315874 135187

281525 83629

260033 228197 31836

17069.00 2927990 556196 1307674 509862 16759.10 2239244 439383

309.90 688746 116813

7201.00 1017283 147192 7125.60

75.40

10852.00 10754.20

845422 171861

2180443 1591765

122866 24326

362537 270697

916365 421185 391309 88677

531164 195852 415210 115954

1008542 643282

175176 20676

432668 358069

129460 37233

104215 98442 5773

466611 404246 62365

40668 2376

34033 33150

883

663224 373835

755155 572700 182455

39535 1110288 108867 1708835 34068

5467

26534 24553

1981

318381 275326

918462 102131 1218651 191826 6736 490184

412276 357076 55200

843861 668696

45182 43768

1414

94617 90919

559825 444578 115247

1241965 832150

97.80 588678 91840 365260 74599 43055 175165 3698 409815

8441.00 2694264 379453 1756119 175548 106159 1112449 7967.60 473.40

13738.00 12999.50

738.50

1931670 762594

3503150 2279259 1223891

283299 96154

607530 410750 196780

i 192888 563231

1699031 978002 721029

140296 35252

410499 290616 119883

94285 11874

105099 84138 20961

816616 295833

1349942 975260 374682

50465 1531350 43924 6541

126121 113982 12139

1071130 460220

2027087 1190017 837070

STATE AND DISTRICTS

SI. Slald Dislrict

No.

Totall Ar~n in Tol:ll Tolal Lil~ral~s S.:h~dlll~d Sc h~dllbj Tolal Marginal Non­

Work"rs Work"rs

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11 GULBARGA

12 HAS£AN

13 KODAGU

14 KOLAR

15 MANDYA

16 MYSORE

17 RAICHUR

18 SHIMOGA

19 TUMKUR

20 UTTAR KANNAD

Rllrall S'I.Kllls.

Urhan

Popula- Popul:ltion tExcluding Ca"l~s

[ion ag~ group ag~ group

Trih'"

3

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T

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T

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T

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U

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4 5 6

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16224.00 2582169 528348 16035.20 1972366 413154

188.80 609803 115194

6814.00 1569684 238297 6735.30

78.70

4102.00

4073.20 28.80

8223.00 8109.80

1296962 272722

488455 410514

77941

2216889 1699906

199263 39034

71073

60019 11054

356091 277846

113.20 516983 78245

4961.00 1644374 241356 4901.80

59.20

11954.00

11739.90 214.10

1377570 266804

3165018 2224724 940294

203408

37948

487196 355125 132071

14017.00 2309887 473009 13816.30 1829765 384426

200.70 480122 88583

10553.00 1909663 295043 10395.30

157.70

10598.00

10523.50

1403421

506242

2305819

1923656

222752 72291

349229 294404

74.50 382163 54825

10291.00 1220260 187393 10124.70

166.30 925744 144920 294516 42473

7

791628 610641 106935 473306 502448 94924 318322 108193

756948 273379 575243 181705

285280 229585

55695

938777 613731

241053 32326

59009

51477 7532

570400 455560

325046 114840

675502 226626 518823

156679

1267148

673123 594025

190551

36075

597921

480387 117534

12011

16581 14868

1713

40312

38899 1413

153019 142496

10523

11936 9485 2451

102102 77696 24406

660453 397923 180272 439686 326337 163352 220767 71586

993542 337921 655002 338540

1065934

818448 247486

689278 484878 204400

279830

58091

408524

364376 44148

91990 67491 24499

16920

74106

64379

9727

167632 149641 17991

10168 9074 1094

Main

\\,<lrkas

10

1039922 876032

II 12

72269 1469978 69510 1026824

163890 2759 443154

589529 105108 508173 81356

220248

192275 27973

881514 736073 145441

635593 549610 85983

102671

2437

9888 9560 328

81070 78410 2660

96170

94181 1989

1183225 89054 894812 . - 83998 288413 5056

875047 686118 188929

258319 208679 49640

1254305 885423 368882

912611 733779 178832

1892739 1245914 646825

970995 823416 147579

55289 1283603

720984 569006

151978

916196 794734 121462

428663 345529 83134

53173 953176 2H6 330427

59868 1128811 57161

2707

1833"4 176777

6617

44494 42179

2315

777254

351557

1206229

952145 254084

747103 538036 209067

Note Please read the spellings of two districts viz., "Dakshin Kannad" and "Uttar Kannad"

as "Dakshina Kannada" and "Uttara Kannada" respectively, wherever they appear (both in the texts and maps).

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ANALYTlCAL NOTE

Brief History of the Distl'id Census Handbook :-

The District Census Handbook series was, for

the lirst time, included in the {~ensus publication

pro~ramme at the 1951 census in order to satisfy

the growing demand for micro-level data by the

administrators, the planners and th~ other census

data users. The District Census Handbooks sought

to replace ,'Part IV - Taluk Tables' and 'Part V -

Village TabIes' of the earlier censuses and to pn:sent

the basic demographic and economic data in till.:

form of 'Primary Census Abstract' in respect of

each ami every village and town within the jurisdiction

of the district concerned. In addition, these volumes

wcre to contain a set of statistical tables based Oil

the ccnsus data in respe<.:l of thi.! district and its

constituent taluks and towns.

At the 196] census, the scope of the District

Census Handbook was greatly eniargl.:d by

incorporating in it - (i) a descriptivl! account of thl!

district, (ii) a set of non-cellsus tabks dealing with

the administrative statistics of the district I'm a

decade, (iii) taluk and town levd census tables on

economic and socio-cultural aspects and (iv) the

village and urban (census enumeration block levd)

Primary Census Abstract containing the ninefold

industrial classification of workers. In a somewhat

general way, information on the availability of certain

basie amenities in villages and towns, such as the

sources of drinking water and educational institutions,

wa5 also presented in these volumes. These general

guidelines were, by and large, followed in Karnataka

too. However, the scope of the District Censlls

Handbooks of 3 out of the then existing 19 districts,

namely Bangalore, Dharwar and MYSOfl!, was

confined to the publication of the village-wise and

urb'an (census enumeration block wise) Primary

Census Abstract only.

The 1971 census witnessed - an o\,l!rall

improvement in the mailer of compilation as well

as presentation of the data. A country-wide

uniformity in approach and a comprehensive coverage

arc the hall marks of this series of publications. In

1971, the District Census Handbook was split lip

into three portions - (i) Part A - consisting of land

usc data on villages and also the data on the nature

(xv)

and ext<.:nt of amcnitie~ and sen'ICCS availahle in

the villages and [owns of the district - presented in

the form of Village Directory and Town Directory

respectively, (ii) Pari B - consisting of the Primary

Ct.:nsus Abstract (including the ninl!-fnld indu"trial

classification of workers) fur th\.: district, thl! taluks,

the towns, the vill;lges and the census enumeration

blocks in case of towns; and (iii) Pari C - consisting

of an analytical note hasl!d on an analysis of the

cen~us data as well as the non-census data included

in the volume, a sci of tables depicting the

administrative statistics in minute dctail, a set of

statistical tables ba~ed on th<: censtls data in rL'~[)l:ct

of the lbtrict and the l'llll~titu<:llt taluks and tOWlIS

thereof besides a sci of tablc~ gellnated 011 the

ha"is of the villagewisl: cenSllS data in association

with the villagewi~e data on the availability of

amenitics. The main objective was to prl!sent il

comprl!hl!nsive and intelligible portrait of the district

and an overview of the dev<:iopmental pmgramml.:s

impkml!nlcd in the district during the preceding

dl!cade. Publication of the District Census

Handbooks was planned in sllch a way as to minimise

the delay inherent in the compilation of a voluminous

mass of data gathen:d from different sources.

Accordingly, 'Part A', comprising the Village

Directory and the Town Directory for the linalisation

of which there was no apparent need to wait till

the completion of the tabulation of the data gathered

at the cenSllS, was to be pllblished lirst and 'Pari

B', consisting of th<: VillagdUrban Primary Cl.:nsus

Abstract was to bl! r<:kascd next. A lower priority

was assigned to 'Part C' for th<: ohviou:-. r<:a:-.on that

besides aliministrativl! statistics it was to inclUlk a

set or socio - del11ogr:l[lhic and economic tabk~

generated on the basis of the data gathered at the

census and an analytical not<.' prl.:parcd thereof. In

Karnataka, however, 'Part A' and 'Part B' portions

of the District Census Handbooks were combined

together and published in a singk voluml! for each

district except Bangalorc. In the case of Bangalore

District, since it was fell that the site of such a

combined volume would bl! unwcildy, Part A and

Part B were published :-.eparatcly. A~ regards

'Pari C', compil:ition of data took more time than

anticipated and, in addition, there was an innrdin,ltl!

dday in executing the priming job at the State

Directorate of Printing. As a result, only a portion

of Part C (depicting some of the cenSllS I;(b!e~)

relating to Bangalore District was published

somewhat belatedly and the proposal to publish the

remaining portion of Part C for Bangalore District

as well as the entire portion llf Pari C for the othl:r

districts was finally abandoned.

Instead of witnessing an expansion as mIll\!

past two censuses the scope of the 1981 series of

the District Census Handbooks was curtailed to a

considerable extent in that it was conIincd to the

publication of Village Directory, Town Direclory

and the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract.

Thus, at the initial stage itself there was no proposal

to compile and publish the administrative statistics

and the various socio-oemographic and economic

tables bascd on the ccnsus data, that is, the portion

which constituted 'Part C' of the 1971 series. But

for this change, the approach in 19S1 regarding

uniformity and comprchensivem:ss were very l1lu(h

the same as in 1971. In ordl:r to avoid delay in

publication, as in the pasl, the District Census

Handbook was proposed to be published in two

parts, namely, 'Part A' consisting of the Village

Directory and Town Directory and 'Part B' consisting

of the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract

besides the Special Primary Ccn~us Abstracts at

talukitown level in respect of the Scheduled Castes

and Scheduled Tribes population of the district.

At the 1981 census, the contents of the Village

Directory and the Town Directory were slightly

enlarged and the formats were restructured. In lhl:

Village Directory all the amenities excepl power

supply were brought togl:lhcr under a broad heading

with the provision that 'in case an aml:nity is not

available in the referent village, the distance to the

nearest place where that particular amenity IS

available may be indicated in broad rangl:s'. A

new item 'approach to lhl: village was induded. in

the remarks column, a provision was made to repmt

the number of copies of newspapers in circulation

in the village as also the number of motor cars,

the number of motor cycles and the nUmbl:f of

tractors available in the village. Further, in ortil:r

to examine whdher there is any correlatilll1 between

the availability of amenities and the population sizl:

of a village, an additi()nal column was providl:d in

the Village Directory to indicute the population ,lI1d

(xvi)

nUlllhn of hOllSl:holds. The elln!cnts or Pari A

Wl:re furth..:r cnlargl:d by including two appendices,

namely, a list of villagl:s not having any allll:nilil:s

and a distribution of villagl:s al'(ording to tlll:

proporlions of Schl:duh:J Castes and S(;heduki.1

Tribes in the total population of the village. Th..:

Town Directory formats wen.: also modilied by the

addiliDn of a few itl:l11s ~uch as das& of town,

populalil)n, Schl:dukd Castl:s and Schl:dulcd Tribes

population, dl:cudal gmwth rate of populalion,

working WOI11l:n's hOSld, aUiJlllill:racy c1asses/centrl:s,

storagl: system rl:garding drinking wall:r supply etc.,

and also by providing for recording Ihl: informal ion

about lhe nean;st place (and distance) having

educational, medical and lire-lighting fa;;ilitil:s ill

C~tse such a facility is not available in th..: rdl:rent

town. As cOlllparl:d to 1971, while onl: statement

indicating rdigi\)n-wi~l: popublinl\ of th..: town wa~

droppl:d, 'Illothn statement to providl: informali\)1l

about th<: am..:nities av,tilable in 1111lilil:d slums in

Class I and Class II towns was added. As rl:garlis

the Primary Census Abstract of towns, the urban

block-wise presl:nlation of data was givl:n up and

details werl: pr(;sentl:d only upto lhl: kvd or Wards/Divisions. Howcver, information on thl:

numbn l)f persons hdonging to S(hl:dukd Castes

and Scheduled Tribes was furnishl:d for each census

l:numer,ttion block wilhin Ihl: town in the forlll of

an appendix and an annCXUl'l: thereto proviJl:d Ihe

tkscriplillll of thl: boulldari~s of each a: Dst[S

(;llUl11er,tlioll block. FUrlh.:r, insll:aJ of the nine-fold

classification of workers adopted at [he 1971 census,

on this occasion the classilieation was restricted to

4 categories. In Karnataka, in l<)gl also, b()lh Par~

A and Part B portions of thc District Census

Handbooks Wl:r..: published tllgether in a single

volume for eadl district. Howewr, because of certain

ll:chnical (mnpubions, all the infnrmatil)1) relating

tll Schedulul Castes and Sehl:dulcd Tribl:s was

excluded from the main formals :llld was prcsclltl:d

separately at th" end in the form of a Suppkml:nt

(separate l)()oklets Wl:r..: brought out ill the case of

Bidar and Mandya Dlstricls).

2. Scope or the 1991 Distl·kt CCIlSUS Handbooks:

As in l<)gl, in 11)91 too, lhl: District Cen!-.us

Handbooks arc proposl:d to be brought out in two

portions, namdy Pari A con~isling of thl: Villagl:

Directory and tlw Town Directory and Part B

consisting of thl: Villagc/U rhan wan.l-{visc Primary

Census Abstract in addition to the District Primary

Census Abstract and the Speci'll Primary Census

Abstract in respect of the Scheduled Castes and

Scheduled Tribes. Though. the scope of the 19()1

series of .thc District Ccnsus Handbooks has, by

and large, remained the same as III llJ81, a

few significant changes have been made 111

the Viilagc Din.:ctory format as well as the

Primary Census Abstract format. In Karnataka,

unlike at the previous censuses, on, this

occaSIon, the 'Part A' and 'Part B' pmtions

of tht: District Census Handbooks of each

district arc being bmught out in separate volumes.

The manner of prest:n!alion of data has also

um.krgonc a significant chang!.: in that the Village

Directory and the Primary Censlls Abstract data

arc presented according III the location or villagcs

and towns within the jurisdiction of a Community

Devclopmcnt Block rather than their location within

a taluk*. In other words, the traditional practice

of taluk-level presentation of d:lta has now bl:en

glVcnup 111 preference to the Community

Development Block lcvd presentation of data which

is considered as more meaningful in the present

day context. Since CD.Block is the lowest

administrative unit for developmental planning, the

choice of the CD. Block as the unit for data

presentation is expected to help the planners in

formulating micro-level developmental plans.

Anoth<.:r innovation at the 1 !JIJ] census IS the

arrangements made for the dissemination of the

data in collaboration with the National Informatics

Centre through its coulllry-wide computer network.

In the published volumes of the District Census

Handbooks, therefore, the computcr codes assigned

to thc villagcs in the 1991 census and the

corresponding codes in 1()Kl arl: prl:sented so as

to facilitate the data users who may prefer to usc

the data either from magnetic tapes or nopples.

(i) Villagc Dircctory :

The Village Directory format adopted for the

19<)1 series has 18 columns. When examined with

rderenee to the 1<)81 format it will bl: noticed that

two colulllns have now been left out - while one

of these eolUlllns refers to the 'staple food' the

othl:r refers to the 'remarks' under which, information

about the places or religious, historical or

archaeological interest in the village as also

information abuut the number of copies of

newspapers in circulation, the number of motor cars,

motor-bicycles and tractors available in villages was

published in 1981. As compared to 1981, there is

no change in the scope and coverage of the

information presented in the 18 columns of which

8 arc devoted for amenitil:s and (> <lre incant fur

indicating the arl:a of thl: village and the land use

pallern, The remaining four coiull1n~ arc meant

for indicating the loration cuele and name of the

village, total population and the number of

hou;,eholds enumerated in the village and the name

of the nearest town as also thl: distance to that

tmvn. The aspects cov.:red under the amenities arc:

educational, medical, sourCl:S of drinking water

supply, pustal and telegraph, weekly market, eommu­

nication, nature of aprroach road and power supply.

Further, if a village did not have any educational

facility at all, inst!.:ad or merely reporting the fact

and stopping at that, an indication of the distanel:

(in ranges) that the villagers have to traverse to

reach a plac!.: with educational facilities (al the basic

k\'d) is report!.:d. The same procedure of reporting

is adopted regarding medical facilities, drinking waler

supply, postal and communication as well as weekly

market facilities. The distance rangcs adopted for

reporting arc the saml.: as in I<)S1, namely -5 km,

5 - 10 km and 10 + km. In an explanatory note,

whieh precedes the presentation of the Village

Directory Stateml:nts, details about the abbreviations

used under various columns are furni._hed.

* 111 Kama/aka, the "Talllk Panc!zayat Samiti" com:sponds to the COlllmunity Devc{opment Block, (lIId Jor

the sake oj lIlaintaining IIlliJol7llity with the all-India paltem. the 1('/'11I CD.Block has been IIsed throughollt

ill tile District Census Handbooks. The jurisdiction oj a Tall/k Pallcl!ayal Salllili is colermilllls will! [/Wl

oj tlu' corresponding Taluk bllt c_rdlldes the stalll/OIY ImVlls.

(xvii)

The main agency which has furnishe:d the:

villagewise information on amenities is thl.: Zilla

Parishad which in turn has collected the rdevant

particulars ,through its field formations, namdy the

Chief Executive Of(iCl.:fS (i.e., lhl.: Block Devc!opml.:l1t

Officers) of the various Ta/lik Pallchayal Sal1lilis.

These details were examined for consistl.:ncy as well

as with reference to the particulars reported in 1')t: (

and cases of deterioration or of abnormal

developments werl.: rekrn:d baek for rl.:vcrilication

and rectification. For in~tance, as comparl.:u tn llJS 1,

for several villages, Wells and Tanks diu nut lind

a mention as a source of drinking water supply.

When refcrred back, thc conccrned Chief Executive

Oflicers clarified that in most of thl.:se cases, the

drinking watcr wells of yester years have I.:ither

dried up or fallen into disuse on account of the

increasing number of bon,:wdls drilled in such village~

and also because of the implementation of the

National Rural Water Supply Scheme, the

Mini-Water Supply Scheme and Accelerated \Yater

Supply Scheme etc. So also regarding the availability

of pucca approach road facility several instancl.:s of

dl.:lerioration were noticed. Such cases too were

referred back so that the factual data may bt.: verificd

again and reported for publication. Information

about the number of educational institutions, nature

of government run medical institutions and postal,

phonocom and telcgraph facilities as furnished by

these officers have been cross-checked wit h the data

obtained from the concerned Departments as well

to cnsure a higher level of reliability.

In case of uninhabited villages, i.e., villages

which returned 'nil' popUlation at the 1')<)1 census

count, except the name and the total area no other

information is furnished. Inst<.:ad of putting a dash

under each column to indic<Jte this fact, the word

'uninhabited' is printed along the line.

In order to facilitate easy rcfe[l,:nce, an

alphabetical list of villages is given at the begining

in respect of each C.D.B1ock. This list indicates

the code numbers assigned to the villages for

purposes of census enumeration as wcll as the

computer codes assigned (at the stage of

computerisution) as also the corresponding codes

according to the 1981 census. At the end of the

Village Directory the following appendices arc given:­

CD. BJock-wise abstract of aml:nities; list of villagl:s

not having any amenitics I.:xce:pt Dt inking Watl:r.

land lItili~ation d:lta ill n:~pcl't of non-municipal

towns and distribution of villagl'~ according, ill the

proportion of Schcdlllcd Castes population and

Scht:dlllcd Tribt:s population.

(ii) TowlI Dil'cdory :

As in fWn, in 1'1')1 too, there arc sl.:\'l.:n

slali.:menls which furnish information on thc following

aspects - growth history; phy~il'al aspcl"ls and

locatiot1al particulars: municipal lin:mct:; civic alld

other ;mll.:nitil.:s; civic :lllleniti,:o. available in I hI.:

notified slullls of Cbss I and Class Ii towns; Il1t'dic:d,

I.:ducatiollal, recreational and cultural faciliti'~s; and

trade, commerce, industry and banking. The "1.:oP(;

of the variolls clllun1l1 headings atioplcd in ),)S I has

remained unchanged III (')<)1. 1-I')\\::\'I.:r, II.

St;ttement-I, slight modiiications h:t\'e bCi.."ll nwdc to

acclllllodatl.: t hI.: 1')() I cen~u" dal a - an add it jonal

column i" pl'llvided fur inLiiclting thl.: ]lNI population

and thc growth ratl.: rcgi,tncd by tilL: town during

the decade 1 ():-; (-l)(. (n Statement -I all add;t ional

column has been provide:d for indicating thl.: namc

of the C.DJ3lllck within thl.: jurisdiction of which

the referent town is located. It may he incidcntally

mentilll1l.:d that, in Karnataka, the civic hodil.:;'

fUllctioning in thl.: Statutory Towns do not fall within

the administrative jurisdiction of thl.: CD.Blocks (i.I.:.,

Taluk Panchayat S;ullitis).

In the Town Directory stall.:l1lCnts, the towns

arc arranged in an alphabetical ordl'r of their Balll':,

and the aggrl.:g;ltl.: particlli:trs abollt urban

agglomerations if allY in 'hI.: district have alsl) 1)I.:(;n

furnished in the same ,Jrder. Where an llrl)'an

agglomeration includes two Of ,more indqx;ndcnt

towns, the names of these constitu,:nt t()WI1~ arc

shown in the corn:ct sequence as per th.; alphabetic:!1

arrangcl1ll.:nt of their names. But, thl.: details which

ought to have been furnished in th.; subsequent

columns have bCl.:n skipped with a view (0 avoiding

repetition. Instead, in1l11l:diatdy after the nall1t: \)f

the town, a cross rderellcl.: is given by printing thc

O1l:ssage "sec ..... urban ag,_u!llll1\:ration·'. The namt:

of the core town of tht: urban agglolllcration tou

appears a\ ils cmn:ct sl:l.jucnce wilh the kgl:m.l

printed thacaftcr and imI11ediatdy bdow th,tt, i.e.,

in the next linl.: tilt: sanK name with the suflix urban

agglollll.:ration appears again without bl.:aring any

(xviii)

saial numher. Against this name the cumulative

totals for the urban agglomeration as a statistical

unit arc presentcd wherevCf sueh a procedure is

relcvant and meaningful. This line is then followed

by those rdating to the constituent towns of the

urban agglomeratioll startin'~ with the name of the

core town and f()lIoweo by the others arr:lI1ged in an alphabetical order of tlKir names. This

proccdure, it· may be rcc.ilkd, i~ the samc as that

ad"pleu in 1971 as well as in 19S] and this enables

one to have a fairly good assessment of the data

relating 10 the smaller civic administrative units that

form part of the larger unit and also of the aggregate

data relating tn the larger unit itself. In case there

arc 'outgrowths' which arc not 'urban areas' in their

own right, the p:lfticulars relating to such areas arc

merged with the data relating to the concerned core

town. Such towns which have 'outgrowths' arc

markl:d out by an asterisk mark and for all purposes,

the term 'town' would cover thl: core town as wdl

as its outgrowths. In an appendix the names of

the revenue villages or arcas which have heen

identified as outgrowths and the populalilln thereof

arc indicated separately. In the case of vill~lges

certain paris of which arc rl:garded as outgrowths

while the other parts arc considered as 'rural', thl:

data relating to the outgrowths (i.c., the urban

componcnt) is included in the Town Directory

statements and the data pl:rtaining tll the rl:~t uf the portion retained in thi: rural frame appears in

the Village Dire<:tory. In Statements II, II I and VI

where it is not relevant to combine the data fur

the urban agglomeration as a whole, the legend 'sec

lhe constituent towns' is print..:d against the name

of the urban agglomeration instcad of allllwing the

entire line to rcm;lin blank.

The particulars furnished in Statement I which

dl:als with the growth history arc entirely hased on

thc current as well as the previolls censuses. As

such, this has been compiled in the Census

Directorate without seeking information from the

concerned civic bodies. The ddails presented in

the remaining statemcnls have been furnished mainly

by thc concerned civic authorities sllch as thl:

Municipal Commissioners, Chid Ofliccrs of lowns,

Secretaries of MandaI Panchayats, Administrative

Officers etc. Excepl for the information regarding

municipal Ii'nance, most of the il1form~lti()n OIl other

(xix)

apsccts had to he gathned by the CIVIC aut horit ies

from several ofiiees and in~tituti()ns located in the

town through corn:spondenl:l: and or by dl:J1uting

orlicials for lhe purpose. The particulars so

furnished were scrutinised In the lirst stage and

cases of abnormal variations as compared to thl:

situation in 19~O and abo inconsistencies were

rcfl:rred back to the reporting agency for

reverilicatiol1 and rectification so as to ensure that

the details now givl:n in the Town Directory represent

the factual position.

Thl: SCOpl: of the information presented under

various columns and thl: abbfl:\'iations used arl:

explained in a note which precedes the presentation

of the Town Directory statements.

(iii) Prilll:u'Y Cl'IlSIIS Abstract :

The Primary Census Abslract IS presented

village-wise in the case of 'rural' areas and town-wise

(upto ward or division kvel) in the case of urban

areas. The outgrowths of a town arc treated at

par with a ward or di\·isiull of the core town

irrespectivl: of lhe number of census enumeration

blocks into which it is constituted. Within the

district, the Community Developmcnt Blocks arc

arranged in the alphabdical order of their names

in Engli~h and covered one after the other in that

order. For each CD.Block, the total figures with

lhe rural-urban brl:ak-up is given tirst and this is

followed by the village-wisl: data and then by the

ward-wise data for the towns if any, within lhe

jurisdiction of the CD.Block. In the case of a village

of which only a portion has been incorporated in

a town or has been recognised as an outgrowth of

a town, tilt: details relating to only that pmtion

whieh is not so incorporall:d or so recognised but

has been retained in the rural frame is presented

under various columns. The names of villagl:s (ano

their respectiw areas) which arc fully included in

urban areas or haw been recognised as outgrowths

of towns for purpose:-. or thl: 1l)l)1 Cl:nsus (but arc

retained in the jurisdictiunal lists of the Survey and

Sellkment authorities) if any within the Imulldaries

of the CD.Block arc indicated in the flyleaf which

prl:ccdes the PCA statement for the CD.B1ock

After presellting lhe PCA data for all the villages

and towns covl:red by the CD. Blocks in the dislrict,

the PCA data relating to all the urban areas of the

district (i.e., stalutory as well as non-slalulllry towns)

are furnished. For this purpose, the towns/urhan

agglomerations arc arranged in an ascending order

of their location code numbers. And, for each town

the ward or division-wise details arc present eli here.

In Karnataka, as already mentiolled, the

jurisdiction of a CD.Block is coterminus with that

of the Taluk of the same name, but cxcludes thc

areas incorporated in statutory towns and cities. By

and large, a CD. Block corresponds to the rural

areas of the taluk. However, if therc arc any

non-municipal census towns and areas which havc

been identilicd as outgrowths of statutory towns

within the jurisdiction of the laluk, then such towns

and outgrowths arc also regardnl as lying within

the jurisdiction of the concerncd CD.Block. Thc

PCA particulars relating to sU('h units arc presel1tcd

under the concerned CD.Blocks against the ulhm

catcgory and are repeated again at the cnd under

the caption 'District Urban'.

In the case of an urban aggll)l1lerat illn, th(.;

aggregate ligures obtained by the addition of the

data relating 10 the consti(ucnt towns and outgrowths

thereof if any arc presented against its name.

Thereafter, the data for the constituent towns starting

from the core town including Ihl: location cod 1:, arc

presented in a continuous sequence. In case a town

has outgrowths (which are not towns in their own

right) in the first line the aggregatl:s relating to the

core town as wdl as its outgrowths arc giv(.;n and

this is then followed by the d(.;(ails relating to th(.;

core town and the outgrowths s(.;paratdy. Each

outgrowth is treated al par with a municipal ward

or division while presenting the ward-wise PCA for

towns.

3. 8rief note on Census concepts :

Census taking is a massive operation carricd

out in a short span of time with Ihe active

participation of a very large numbn of census

enumerators. The reference moment for the 11)') I

census count is the sunrise of March 1, 1 ()\) 1.

However, the enumeration of the population was

spread over a period of 10 days from 9-2-1 I)') I to

28-2-]991 followed by a revisional rollnd from

1-3-1991 to 5-3-1991 for updating the population

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c\lun( with rderence (0 the sunrise nil March l.

j<)') 1. Till': questionnaires canv;J.s;,ed by the

enumeralors, namely the H'.lllsehllid Schedule and

till': Individual Slip arc hrief ill th-:ir \"ll ding;, <,nd

the conceph used for purpo;,es of the I ')'JI Census

Operations and the manl1er in which the schedules

<lfe to be filled in have been cxpbined in .1 booklet

cntitlcd Instructions to Enumerators for filling up

the Household Scheduk and the Individual Slip.

Some of the important concepts and the relevant

cxpbnations arc indic;lted III the fulll)\ving

paragraphs.

(i) Urhan arr,IS :- The dclinition adupted ill l')(d

and adhen.:d to ill 1971 a., well :is in I')SI (though

with a slight mo<.\ificati\m regarding the c\assirlcallnn

of fishing and forestry) has been retained for the

1')')1 census al.,o. Accnrding to this definition the

urban arl:<ls include :

i) all placcs with a Municipality, Corpma!ion,

Cantonment l30ard or Notified Town Area

COIllmiUces, etc.

ii) all other places which ~ati~ry the folh)\ving

crilcria :

a) a minimum popUlation of 5,(lOO

b) at least 75 per cent of th(.; male WOl king

population engaged III n()!l-agricultural

pursuits and

c) a density of pO(lulation of at lcast ~()() per

squarl: kilomclre (](JOO per square mile)

d) all places which, though not satisl\ing the

above criteria, had pronounced urban

eharact crist ics.

(ii) lkban Agglolllt'ralion: This concept, which

n:pJaced thc concept of 'tllwn-group' in 1971, has

bcen retained for the 11)91 census. II has been

observed that very often railway colonies, university

campuses, port areas, military camps <tnd large

rcsidential colonies etc., COIllC up quite adjacent to,

but situated outside the statutory limits of cities and

towns. Such areas Illay not by themselves qualify

to he In:ated as (OWIlS. Rut if they furm a continuous

spread with the tOWI1 they arc outgrowths of the

town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such

towns together with their outgrowths have heen

treated as \1I1e urh.lll unit called "urban

ag,_!.!:lomeration". An urban agglnll1cratioll m;IY con;.!';!

of :

a) A city with contintlou~ outgrowth (tIll: part

of outgrowth b...:ing olll:,iLi(' :h-.; ~tatlitory

limits but f:dling within Ih,' hl'llildari\.'s t)f

th,: adjuining \'illage or vdLigl'S);

h) One town with similar Oltll'WWl.iJ:; ('r two or

more adjoining towns with their outgrowths

as in (a) ; or

c) A city ,~nd onc or nHlre adjoining tuwns with

their outgrowths all or which f(lrm a

continuous ;;prcaJ

Geographical cpnl!guily with the statutory limits

of the corc town IS tile main factor ill detel'lnining

whether or not a nearhy saldlitc town Of an

outgrowth is 10 Ix: inclulkd lJ] the urhan

agglomeration. This is purely a statistiC;11 concept

and for carrying out the actual cellSllS, the

administrative jurisdictions 1)[ the city or the towns

conccrned as well as of the outgrowths have been

kept quite intact. Th~ u:lta arc presented for th\:

urban agglomeration as a whole and also severally

for each of thc constitllent units.

(iii) Rural arcas - i.e., villages: An:as which arc

not c1assilied as 'urban' <.!ecoflling to the dclinilion

given ahove constitu~e the rural areas. The basic

unit for rural areas is the revenue village which has

delinite surveyed boundaries. In the case of

unsurveyed villages, the boundaries as determined

by the local usage have been adopted. The revcnue

village may consist of a single nucleated settlement

or comprise of several settlements or c1u!ltcrs of

houses located at several places within the territorial

limits of the village or the village may not be having

any human selllcmenls at all (i.e., it may be totally

uninhabited), The census village and the revenue

village arc identical in the maller of jurisdiction,

However, there arc a few exceptions to this gcneral

rule:

1) When the malll settlement of the village with

or without thc surrounding open lands is constituted into an urban area, the remaining

tracts of the revenue village arc together treated

as a separate unit for purposes of cenSllS I.e.,

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the truncated portion ihclf is l'(lnSider..:d a,; an

indcpcndl'lll IC\'CI1Ue village.

2) Wh,:n (\\illying r(\rtillll~: Ilf ccrtain reVCnlll' vilh1:'es

art; IIICOrpl\rated ill[,) tilL' lilllih oi" urilan ;II'C"S

by ,I (;llvcrnmcnl N,'li!icatiol1 "ueh ;lI'l'~jS,

whdhl'l' j1(:pubkd (>1' 11l'1, arc excluch:d frnm

till.: n,;vcnu..: \'illagc cllllo:rned and the village

bllUi!',.bric, JI'C rcdclillcd 1',)1 census PUI pO:ie~.

3) Revenue villages which arc complL'll:ly

incorp()ralcd in the limits or urban areas or

cis,:, <lrc suhnli.:rg..:d comph:ldy lllldcr rcsen'oir

pwjects but an: "tili retained in the jurisdictional

lists of the Slln:ey :;ou Scllkmcnl <tulho(:tics

p,'nding a l'CSUIVCY and such o[her procedun:'i,

arc taken nole of a'i revenue villages but arc

omitted fur census purp()st:s i,e., the~(; a 1'\: not

treald ;tS ()~nsus villages. Similarly, entire

revenue \'illage~" which h,,\,(; been ilienliiil:d as

uutgrowths of urban areas for purposes of 11)1)1

census arc treal(;d not as een!lllS villages but as

urban areas. The names of ~l!ch villages, if any, ,

in :1 Taiuk/C.D.l3lock arc indicated in a l1y leaf.

4) If there arc forest areas that do not form part

of :lI1y l\f [he rc\enlle villages thcn slIeh an.'as

arc identified clearly and the sm;tllc!l1

:ldministr:Jlivc unit int,) which such forest :lfC;lS

arc uividcd (eg.Forest Beat) is reckoned as the

census village. A Forest Range may consist of

several such census villages. (In Karnatab this

phenomenon is nol iceabk only in Kollegal Taluk

of Mysore District).

(iv) Cellsus ElIlJlllel·atioli Rlock : The smallest lIni[

adllpLl:d for eenslIs taking is the Census Enumeration

Block. Generally, the towns and cities arc divided

into wards or divisions and, wherever such units

exist, their distinctive identities have been maintained.

Th\: geographical arl'a comprised in each such ward

or uivision or, the town in its entirety, is constituted

into several blocks in such a way that every bit of

lanu specilically stands included in one or the other

enumeration block and also that there is no

over-lapping of areas. In the urban areas, the

Censlis Enumcration Blocks an: constituted in stlch

a way that each such mock contains about 120

hOllseholds covcring a populat ion of almut (}O!)

persolls. Howcvcr, in view of the condition that

each block slanulJ hd\'; clear-cut houndaries ca~ily

recognisabk on thl: licld, bl(Kb which arc either

larger or smaller lhan lh..: norm h<l\"c also blTfi

constituted. In Ihc ca~t' of nOll' munu:ipal towns,

if the town bounJaries arc not specilically nOlified,

ihe juri:.dictiol1 of the cntire n;vcnue vilbge

wncerned is regarded a,; the jurisdiction of the

town as well. (n the ca~c tIl h)WI1'; which LIn: under

the administration of !\Iand:d P:lI1chayats, the

Panchayat jurisdidion need nl)t necessarily h.:

identical with tht: jUi'i:t1ictiun or the non-municipal

('cna!s \own,

In the (;,,5(; of \ill;'~> > • .;kpendil:g upon the

population data b;lsed on the Houselisling Operations

carrkd out uW'ing 1:)')0, each \"ilbgl.: has bl.:t..'n

constituted into ont.: (lr nw!"e numher or ('en~us

Enumeration Blocks. The 'Nmk-!o;ld norm fllr !h,:

rural areas is 150 h()u~dll)kb co\·ering. an ;lpprm,in1,I\e

population of 750 rersons. Howewr, 11 II 111 l'fOUS

Ccnsus Enumeration Blocks with hcluw-Illlrm

population have been constituted and a single

cnumerutor has quite ,)ften been entrusted with th,:

enumeration work ill 2 or mUle rOllliguolls bh)ck.~

so as to ensure that the aggreg.ah.: population is

quite close to the norm. Further, in cad] vilbge

care has been taken to l'nsure that no hit of land

belonging to lhal village is left oul of c()llsidcratilln

while constituting the Blocks. Each hamlet or i~lalld,

if any. found within the jurisdiction nf thl: village -

irrespective of ils population sile - has been

constituted into a separate Block in ordcr to maintain

its geographical identity. Further, even the villages

known to be uninhabited at the time of houseli;,ting

operations have been con~tituted into separate blocks.

In other words, a complete coverage or the territorial

jurisdiction of e<.leh and every village has hl'en

ensured.

(v) Location Code Number : Every State in the

Country. every District in the State, every Talllk or

Town in the District, every CD. Block (or its

equivalent) in the District, every village in the taluk

and every ward or division in the city or town and

every cnumenltion block in Ihe villagl: or lown is

assigned a number in a particular order for carrying

out the census enumeration. When th..:se numbers

arc written side by side in the same order, st;lrting

from the State and separated by an oblique mark,

th\.: idenlllY 01 allY p:irlicuia:' c<.:n~u~ <':1111l11eratioll

bi<lck el11, b..: ~ no""n qui\(: easily. The numher~

a:',:,li::ncd :!r<.: in Ar;lbic llull1Crab, cxeepl in the ~·;tse

or t\)\\I)\ in which '_'a~l i{OIl1.!I) numerals ha\e I)cen

adupted. hll' d~~igl1ing the hl(,;ltioll code nlllllbcr,

the State:, in lhe Country, thc Di,tricts in the Slate,

the Towns in ,he Di~lriCI and the Taluks/C.D.R1m:ks

in the Dhl[wt arc arranged in the alphabetical order

or their n.;PI:'. Thl: village, in a taluk arc organic.ed

IIIto fl'WIl'J: cirL'k:; 1'1' hobli:; for admillistraliv.:

purp()ses an'! I.:ach ,uch unit will have a headquarter

Wlvn or village. Th,' identity of such units is

main(aill(:d while assigning Ihe l,lCatiol1 code

numbcrs. Starling frolll I he circle of which the

Taluk lh:adljuarlt.:rs h;lpp<.:n~ In be til..: Circh:

hc:adLJll~1I"lerS as well, the \illages in its jurisdiclillll

afe sc:rially numhered by p'·,.lcccding ill a chKkwi~l"

dirl'l"tiuli Of 111 a SL'fpl"llllne manner ~tarting rnlll1

Ihe norlh-wc~1 curner. Arter ..:xh;llIsting all th..:

vilbgl.:s ill that ci. dc, the yillages lIf the adjacent

CIrcle arc assigned numbers in the same manner.

The numbering of \'illages run continuously for the

T;tiuk through the dilrcrl'ni Circks or Hobli\.

The entire set of the I()')I Cl'll~U, dala relating

tl) the village directllry and the \·illag:.:/urhan

\\";trd-wi~c PCA has becn computerised. Fur this

purpose a ,cparalc elide structure ha~ hcen

devclopl!d. The C(lI11 put e r c(J(k, :tssiglll'd tl) the

\"ilbg..:s in caci] Taluk Ill" C.D:BIU<.:k arc indicated

in the alph::hetical li.,t of villages along with the

t'()n e~p(lndi~lg location codc Ilumbers assigned for

l'nullleration purpo\es. So also rarticlilars ahout

the codes as~ignl'd to towns an: indicated in the

alph;thl'lical list Dr t(l\\n~ which' pre(:ede, the

pre'l'ntation of the peA statelllenh in res(I.:ct or th.: urh;1Il areas of the distril·1.

(\"i) Building : t\ building is generally a single

structure Oil the ground. SUllIctil11es it is made up

nf lIl(lr<.: th:11l olle component unit which <.Ire l1~l'd

or likely to be IIsed a!-. dwellings (residences) or

(.;stablishllll:nLS such as shops, husiness hOllSl:S, llflices,

factories, workshcds, schools, piaCI.:S of entertainment,

placl:s lIf worship, g(lllllWllS, Simes, t.:tc. It is ;tlsll

p\)ssiblc that buildings which have component llnits

Illay he used ror a c()lllhin~ttillll llr purpllses ,uch

as sl!0p-cl//ll-residl'IlCe, \''1 Irksh( lp-Clllll-residence,

oITice-Cliill-rl!sidl'llce, etl'.

(xxii)

(vii) Census House: A 'ccnsus how.,c' is :1 building

or part of a building having:t ~e/,~II.t(e Il';,ill ':l1Ir:1I1'_ ..

from the road or l'omI1lO(1 courtyard U! ~1:lir(asc"

ell'., uscd or recognisl.!d as i! ~l'paratc unit. It lIlay

bi,; occupied or vacant. It may hI.: u,~,:d fpr a

rcsidenlbl or n()n-n:~,idelll i.d purp"se or bUlh.

(\'iii) Housdwld : A 'hou<;!wld' IS ;\ t~r\)lIp (II

persons who commonly live togelher :lI1d l:lh~ th:::r

meals from a common kild1(:n unless the I.:xigencics

of work prevl.:nll.!d any of Ihem from doing so.

There may he a household or pl'l~llnS related by

bl(lod or a hou::-chokl ,)1' uIHl.:bt::J pU"'.lil~ ,)! ha\'ing

a mix of bOlh. Examplc~ of IHluseh~lkb ha\ill~

unrelated members an; boardill,,! h()U~l'S, 111l':o;"L~.

hoslels, residential hOlds, n;s("[;1.: 1101111.'5, ,jails,

ashramas etc. These an: called ·111~tillllj(.nal

Households'. There may he (lne member l]()lIseblllds,

2 member households or mulli-lllnnhCf hllllSl.!hulds.

For Cl.:nsus purposes, eat:h one of Ihes.: Iype!'. is

regarded as a 'household'. If a gmuj) or persons

who arc unrelated to each other lin; in a ct:n~lI~

house but do not have their meals fr()111 Ihe Cllmmon

kitchen, they would nol conslillllC an illstitutional

household. Eaeh such pcrSlln would he In:alnl as

a separale household. The importanl link in lintiillg

out whether there is a householJ or no! is a common

kitchen. Thl.!fe may be a hOllsehold which dl)l.:s not

have a house to live in and may lempmarily dwell

on Ihe roatbide pavcment, in hUl11c pipes, lelllplc",

l1Iilll/aps, plaiforms eIC., or move ahoLlt from pbe.:

tll place resling ullJerne~llh shade-bcMing trcc~,

p::vements and verandahs of puhlic Of pri\'ale

buildings. SUl'h houscholds, rd'.:rred to :15 'I {o1l5ek"s

Households' fllr census purposc~, were enulIlcrated

un the night of February 2~, I ')1) I.

ix) Criteria for enulllt"'atioll of a Jll'r~flll ill a

particular housf.'!wld :

1) All those who Il()rmally Slay and al e pre"cllt in

rhal housdlOld during the enlire pnioJ of

t:l1umeralilll1 i.e., from February l) to Fl.:bruary

28, 1991 (both days inclusive);

2) All those who arc known tl) be Ih)rmally residing

and had actually stayed during a part of the

enumeration period (February l) - 2.';, )1)1)1) bUI

arc not presenl at the time of Ihe enumeralor's

vi~it ;

J) Also Iho:,,: \,hl) ~In: kl1llWn [(\ he: l1orm:dly

n:"iding :lnd all 1101 pre~el1t ;It : he limc of Ihc

enumerator's \'i~jl hut an: exp,:ul.:d to relurn

bt:fllre FdJl'llary 2S, )l)(») ilnd

4) Vbil(lrs who an: f)fT~>cnl in th..: househ(lld

censllsl'd ;md arc away frolll the plan:(s) of

Illl:ir lbU,d r~'sj(k,,',e during 111(: (;:llirc

clHllllcrati(ln peri(\d~ F(lr Ihe pllrpo~e (If

enullleration ::-uch \'i~it,)I'" will b..: treated as

11(\(l11al re~idenls of Ihe h()u~ch()ld in which they

arc adually found during Ih..: enllJ1ler:lliol1 peri(lll

pn)\'iLied th..:y ha\'..: not been cnllllwrall'd

clsV\,hlTl.!.

(xi Utl.·!·;,iIC : A [)i..:r:'l)ll Will' ,:an both read and

wrile wilh 1II1der~tal1ding, ill any langu<lg:.: is'litn<lk'.

A pel~1l11 who cail llll'l';;iv read but eannol write,

i~ Hot ·litcraw'. It is nut nel'c!'>sary lilal a person

will) is lilerate slllHlld ha\'l' received any formal

.:ducltitln or should ha\'~' pa!'>"cd :lI1y minimul1l

educl! itlll:t1 sl'lIld.lrd. All children of Ihe agl.: of ()

year~ or Ic~s arc Irc,lled as illill'l'ate.

(xi) Workers alld NIJII-wOl'kers : For cen~llS purposes

'work' is defined as 'participalioJl iJl allY econumically

pmdut'live acti\·ity'. Such participation may be

physical Of mental in n:llure and would invuke nol

ollly :relu:t1 wmk bUI al~() dknive supervi"iol1 and

direction of work. It a\;..,) indudes unpaid \\mk ,>11

brill or in family eIllerprise. The reference period

fur ddl.'rlllinillg \,hdhcr a pl'fM'1l i" a \\orkel III a

llDI1-wmk..:r i" Ih" Y':,lf i.e .. the .\(,) days, jlfl.:eeding

the date of eIluJ11erdlion. The criterion i,,> lil)l~ral

and, ':\'CII a person who has parI ieipaled in thl.:

produCliull of g(\()c!~ and scr\'in~s· for a v'::ry brief

period is cntitlcd to be (':lk'gorised as a worker.

O,:pcllding upon rhe nature of hi~ or hcr alli\'ily

during thl' fL'krcl1(,c peri()d, L'wry pcr~()11 cllllmer:llcd

al Ihe l'en~lh is d:t:."iliLd ", I.'ilhcr a work.:r or a

Iloll-worker.

AI1l()llg ·worl.;er,,' lwwevcr I he rl~ are I Wl)

categories:

I\lain \V(JI'kers : Thosc who ha\'c worked for a

m:IJOf part of the ycar i.e., fur lin days or more

(6 l1wnlhs or ll1ore) dUling the rc:fcre!1ce pl'I';(.d

evcn tllllUgh this may he in broki:i1 spdl" and ill

different (\CCllP:ltioll~.

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· l\largillul Workers : Thos!.: whl) l1a\'1.: not wm"~d

for a major pan of the year lIJll!cr n;I...·H..:I~(': i.,:,.

those who have workl.:d for Ie"" than six 111,'111 h"

(i.c., for kss than IS3 days) during the entire

reference period.

In vicw of the past exr,:rWIlCc lhal \\,OIlH.:n ar<:

often classified as n\)~worKl.:rS b..:eau"e or non-n:pnrting of their work Of as tlwsc who h<m;

not worked for a major part of the year, special

efforts have been made at lhe 1(j91 el.:nsus for

eliciting accurate information by asking probing

qu.:sliol1s.

In respect of maIn w()rkl'r~ a" also I1lJrgina!

workers, further details on the sector (,f ":Clllltlll1)'

in which they worked, the actual natuf": of w()rk

done by them, their employment slat us (i.c.,

employer, employee, unpaid family w\Hkcr Ilf own

account single worker) ha\'l: bl.:e11 gathered ai. the

census.

Important terms such as cultivators; agricultural

labourers and hous.:hold indu"try arc expbill.:d

below.

a) Cultivators: For purposes of census, a pcrson is

working as a cultivator if hl' or ~hl' is engagc.:d

either as empl()yer, single worker or family wurka

in cullivation of land owned or held from GOVel'ilIl1l'l1t

or held from private persons ur ins! it llt ion~ for

payment in money, kind ~)r ~;han:. CullivaliuI1 includes

supervision or dir..:dion of cultivati()l1 as well. A

persoll who has given (lui his Of hl'l lami 10 anpihcr

perSOll or persons for cultivation fur money, kim]

or share of crop and who docs not even SlIpl'rvi<;l'

or direct the cultivation of land, will Ilot hl" I rClkd

as 'cultivator'. Silllilarly, a perS'lil wurkil1g in dl1()lher

person's land for wage's in c:t..,h lIr kind Ilr a

eombinal ion of both wil! not be I real( d J~: ' cultivalor'.

Cullivation invol\"(:s ploughing, ~()wil1g iind

harvesting_ For e..:rlain rl'ason;., !iw gr()\ving of

certain crops is nul cunsiLil.:red :l:-i cdtivatillrl and

a person engaged in gillwing uf ~lIch crops is not

regarded as a cultivator. A pef:· .• lll ..:an hI.: classified

as cultivator or nol, t)/l~)' 011 Ihe I)v.lis of the

crops grown. Th(; grov,'ing 01 th..: !"iluwil1g crops

is considered a~ ctlliivalion_

1. Ccreal ;md l\-tilkl CfI'PS : Paddy, wheat.

j" ,\,'ar, baj 1';1. m;.i_,c, L1t:'i, b;lr!CY. \.'le.

ruls!..',.; : Arhar. gLlll1. k\'~:tl'i, 1l11),'n;~, :n:I:-'lIr,

urd, elc.

3. Fibre crops : Raw l'oll(ln, jute, Illesta.

slwlwmp and kindrc.:d c.:rops.

4. Oil Seeds : SCS<lI1lUI11, ground-nut, rape

seed, mustard, linsl'l~d, sun!lower, easll)r,

etc.

5. Cash erup : Sugarcane

The gruwing of the following CfllpS is 110/

('(}J]l'idL'f'ct/ as cuhivali(lJ} :

1.

3.

-1.

5.

7.

x. ').

Piantaliull crop., : T L':l, coffee, rubber,

tubae..-\), pepper, cardal1]olll, etc.

Edihle Iluh (dliler (han grllundllul) : Walnut,

aill1(1ml, cl"hl'WllUl, etc

fruits : l3al1an:I;", apples. grapes, manglles,

oranges clc.

C()Clll111t

(Janj;]. cinl'iHlJ];J. opiull1 and medicinal pbnls,

Bl'lcl nuts (an'ca)

Flow\.:r"

Routs and lubeL., cbillies and spices

Il!. Olher crops !]t)! "j l""ilIL';dly included under

Cl!!ti,;dillll.

b) A~ricIlHul'~tI Labourtl' : A pe[~;l!n who \"lld;s in

another IKfS(;lI's hind fl'r wages in llh1l1CY, kind or

share is fl.:garded :I", 'in :rgrieull'lr.d bbllUl"er. He

or she has ill) 6sk in the n:it\Valiol1. Thl: agricultural

hi)uurer h,IS l)o righl Df L'<ts,_, or enn1ract Oli thL'

bnd Oil wh:..:11 11(: or ;,he I':ork.\:

c) 1I011Wlio!d Industry : H,lll:,dlt)ld Inulblry !~

dc!il;cd ;,s all indu"lrv Clllldl!ctcd by lh',; head uf

tht; hOll~ehnld hilll'';cli' I.lI hl'rsclf and llr by the

mcm\x;rs of the how;dillid at hnnlL: ur within the

village in fUf:J arcas anu only within the pr,:cinCls

of the h(lu~c w/ter..: the hliusdtuld /i,'es in I he case

of urban area\. Th..: hrf'L'f rwp"nioll or '.'vork:.:r~

in a h()\i"ch,)ld il1du~!ry wnuld l\ Wht or n.c:mhl'r~

uf \h..: hUllsdmld including th:.: h:':~ld, 'I'll..: illd1hlry

~hould no! be run on the scale of a r..:gistcred

iac;orv which wi,uld qualify to be registered ul1li;:r

:be lll,!i;tn Factories Act. Househu1d Illdu~lry ~hould

relate h) pmductilll1, processing, 'servicing, repairing

l)[ mJking and selling (but not lllen:ly ~clling) of

goods, The goods produced should not be

cxclusivdy for consumption by the household itsclf

but should be wholly or panly, for sak.

d) Otllt~r Workcrs : AU workers, i.e., those who

have hccn engaged in some economic activity during

the n:lcrcllcc period of List one year, who arc not

(:d!L;'\~.;.)rs Oi r-\~~(io..:ul!t!raI Labuun:rs or \v(..rkcrs ill

Household industry were categu:'ised as 'Other

\V;irkcrs' (O'W) a •. ihe timc of census enumeration

:lnd iunhcr details ahOUI the nalure of indll~try,

\!;H.k or ~crvice in which they were el11!:u;ed were

l'athelcd by the ellumcratl)rs. On the basis of this

,:'cscript'\,e in;'mmalinn, al the tahulati()n stage, eaeh

such worker h:l'> heen further categorised as

b\'!onging III on..: or the other of the following

imius(rial C}[cgorics based on Revised National

lndustrial C!assificaticll - 19~7.

iii Workers in livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting,

plantations, orchards and allied activities;

j ' , v Worhrs in mining and quarrying activities;

V(b) Workers in manufacturing, processing, servicing

and repairs which arc carried on as other

than household indus! ry;

VI Workers in construction;

VII Workers!!1 trJ.uc:: and cummerce;

Vll; \'Yorker;, 111 transport, storagc .lI1d COI11I1lU­

nieati()n~, alld

P: \Vorkers in olh..:r servIces.

(:\;;) N,m-h'orkcrs : ;\ll those who have not at all

PMticipatcd in any economic activity during the

l.:icrcnce period of one year preceding the date of

enumeration ;Ire cbs';ifil'd ~.l" nun-workers.

Depending upon the manner 111 which such

lH'n-wnrkers eng:w,-:d themselves for most of the

~ ;:nc during the reference period of one year they

:uc: classified into one or the other of the foll()wing

·,:x caf,.:gonl:~ at I he lime (If cen"us CIl u merat ion

!;;" if. Huwever, the Primary Census Ah"tract

',r -':j),t;[j ii~ lhi~ V\lIUI1'C dot:s not furnish detail:;

(xxv)

according tu the catcgllries of nun-workers but

indicates the tot:d nLimber of n,m-workers by sex.

a) lIousl'hold dutil'S : This l'lwers all person~ who

arc engaged in unpaid home duties and \vlm du no

other work or have not done any work at all during

the last one year.

b) Studl'lIts : This will cover all full-time students

including children allending school.

c) Dl'Pl'lIdcllts : This category includes all dependents

such as infants, children Illlt allending school and

rcrman..:ntly disabled from work because of illness

or uld age. DepcndL:nl., will include even able

bodied persons who cannot be categorised in any

uther category of IHln-wurkcrs but arc dependent

Oil oth..:rs.

d) Rl'lin'u PlTSOIIS or Rl'lltil'I's : A person who

has retired fro111 service and is dlling nu other work

i.e., not employed again in SOIllC full time work or

not eng<lged in sume other work "uch as cultivation,

business, traLii.:, ell' .. ur a pcr\on who is a renti..:r

l)r li\'ing on agricultural or nun-agricultural royalty,

rent or dividend, or any olher per"on of indL:pendcnt

means for securing which he or she doe:, not have

tll wmk, will come under this categmy.

c) lkggars : This will wver beggars, vagrants or

cases such as persons \\'ith~llIt indication or source

of income and those with unspecified sources of

suhsi"tence who arc not engaged in any economically

productil'e work.

f) Illlllatl's or Institutiolls : This will cover convicls

in jails or inm:ltes of a pen.d, mental or eharitahle

imtitutioll L:\'en if :,uch person~ arc Clllllpdkd 10

do some work such a~ carpentry. carpet we:t\'ing,

vegetable growing, elc., in such institutions. But an

undertrial prisol1er enumerated ill a jail would be

recorded for the work hL: or she \vas doing before

he or she wa~ apprehended. Simibrly, a person

temporarily in a hllspital or similar institutions would

bc rL:corded for the kind of work he or she was

doing before he or she was admitted into the hospital

or inst it ution. 13 tit, fm a lung-term undertrial

prisoner or convict in a prison or 1'01' long-IeI'm

inmates or penal or charitahle or l11..:ntal institution~.

tliL: person's previom work \\('L1ld not be taken into

cllllsideration. A p'~r,,()n will be l'on~;idereJ as

'Long-term' inm:lle if he or she is in such an

instituti(>n for r, H1!)J1ths or more.

D

4. Brief History of the District*

Consequent on the publication of the Karnataka

State Government Order No.RDF 6 TNV 76 dated

31st Janury 1977, the name of this district was

changed in to Uttara Kannada. In the census

publications relating to the 1981 census, however,

the name of this district is spell as UllOJr Kannad

in conformity with the spelling standardised by the

Surveyor General, India. For more than a century

and a half this district was known by the name

North Kanara, or simply as Kanara, in the oflicial

records and the gazetteer compiled during the 18~O's.

The present change in name docs not signify any

material alteration in its name, for Ullara Kannada

is nothing but the Kannada translation of the term

North Kanara, the former anglicised name. It may

be recalled that it was thc Portuguese that fiN

bestowed the name Kanara (also spelt as Canura)

to this territory along with its southern counterpart.

The British who took possession of thcsc arcils after

the fall of Tipu Sultan in 1799 retained the name

for the newly formed district. The entire coastal

tract of the State, including Kasargod which is now

a part of Kerala State, formed part of the Madras

Presidency from 1817 to 1862. For a brief period

from 1800-1817 however this district stood bifurcated

from its southern counterpart. In 1862 the composite

Kanara district was not only bifurcated but the

northern half was transferred to the then Bombay

Presidency while the southern portion was rdaincd

in the Madras Presidency. Traditionally this coastal

area of the State consists of the deshas or countries

named Konkana, Haiga and Tuluva as one moves

down from north to south.

The district, compnsIng of u nurrow coastal

strip, a section of the Sahyadri mountain range and

an expansive tract of the table-land to its cast, has

a hoary past. The coastal area is supposed to have

been created, that is retrieved from the sea, by

Parashurama the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

This tract, it is believed, formed part of Ravana's

kingdom. According to tradition Ravana promised

his mother that he would fetch the very Atmalinga

of Lord Shiva from Kailasa and would instal it in

his home to enable her to ofkr worship daily. He

performed severe austerities and the appeased Shiva

granted his desire, of course with certain conoitions

which Ravana had to obsl.!rve bd"orl.! rl.!<lching his

home. The gravity of the catastroph(; which would

befall the world was soon visualised by the gods

and Lord Ganesha took upon himself the

responsibility of thwarting Ravana's intentions. In

disguise, Ganesha accosted the jubilant Ravani;! «t

the place where Gukarna now stands. As it was the

proper time for Ravana to offer his evening prayers

Ganesha offered his help to Ravana promising the

latter that he would hold the Atmalinga of Shiva

so that Ravana could offer his prayers. When Ravana

moved over to the sea ami Was busy in his prayers

{ianesha complaincd of the cn;r-incrc4Ising weight

of the Atmalinga and, as hau been already agreed

upon, shouted thri(;e for help and linally timppcd

the Almalinga on the ground ev(;n as the aghast

Ravana came running to him. The mischief had

been superhuman strl.!ngth nor his powerful prayers

could enahle Ravana to secure the possession of

the Atmalinga again. He kft the place greatly

dejected. The placl.! however had been rendered the

holi(;st of the holy having become the abode -of

Lord Shiva on earlh (Bhu Kailasa). The lshvara

lin":! here is now known a:.,- I\-t;!habaleshvara. D

Kumbakarna, the brother of Ravana is said to have

performed penance in the arca belonging to this

district. Yan, a place of pilgrimagc, is known as

Bhairava-kshetra and this is regardc__d as the site

where the demon Bhasmasura was linally vanquishctl.

Lord Shiva himself is said to have performed penance

at Kavala eave here to overcome the ill effects cast

on him by Shani (Saturn). Banavasi is assllci;ltcd

with the episode relating to the slaying of the demons

Mallhu and Kaitabha by Lord Krishna.

Black and red warl.! pottery of the mcgalithic

period discovered at Kantraji near Banavasi and the

mcsolithic tools found at several places between

Gokarna and Karwar provide enough evidence to

infer that certain parts of this district at !cast were

inhabited by human beings during the pre-historic

times. Excavations ncar Banavasi have brought to

light thc remnants of burnt brick structures,

* Source: Cellsus of bldia 1981 - Dis(rit"l CcnSllS Halll/hook. Ullara KallllW{U DiSlJ"ic(, BUllga{or('.

(xxvi)

underground drainage pipes and. several terracota

figurines besides silver and lc:Ju coins. M:Juryan

emperor Ashoka, it is stated in Mahavamsha, deputed

a Buddhist Missionary to Banavasi to propagate

Buddhism in this region. Places such as Honavar

have found a mention in the travelogues of ptolemy

the Greek geographer (150 AD.). Undoubtedly, the

district has an impressive historical past.

about 540 AD. when they were subdued by.

Pulikeshi-II of thl: Chalukyas of Badami, who

conquered Banavasi and handed over the

administration of Banavasi-mandala to the Alupas

of Mangalore. In about 753 AD. the Chalukyas

were overthrown by the Rashtrakutas and Rajaditya

was appointed as the gO\'ernor of Banavasi province.

The Rashtrakuta rule was followed by that of the

Chalukyas of Kalyan who have !cft behind them

numerous inscriptions in this district. During this

period Banavasi was an important scat of

administration and the headquarters of a governor.

Vikramaditya-VI was the governor of Banavasi

province for quile some lime. In facl he used lhis

posilion as a springhoard to ascend the throne at

Kalyan. The next important dynasty whieh held sway

over large parts of this district is that of the Yadavas

of Devagiri. During this period the Kadambas of

Hanagal who had virtually been recognised as the

successors of the Kadambas of Banavasi controlled

the eastern tracts while their counterparts on the

west namely the Goa Kadambas held sway over

Ankola and Karwar areas as these formed part of

Konkan 900. Another branch of thl! Kadambas,

known after Chandavara, administered the region

comprising Kumta and Honavar. The Hoysalas of

Dwarasamudra tried to establish their supremacy

ovcr this district during this period as can be made

out from the fact that in 1119 AD._ Vishnuvardhana

As may be inferred from the recently discovered

stone inscription installed in memory of Shiva Siri

Pulimavi this district was under the sway of the

Shatakarnis during the earliest period of the known

history. Gautamiputra Shatakarni is stated to have

restored the fortunes of this dynasty and he was

succeeded by Vasistiputra Shatakarni (130-159 AD.).

Coins of this period as well as that of a lillie later

pcriod when Chutus were ruling thcsc parts have

bcen discovered ncar Banavasi. During the second

and third centuries the Chutus, who werc rclated

to and· wcre the feudatories of the Shatakarnis, were

ruling from Banavasi. Four prkrit inscriptions and

the lead coins unearthed bear testimony to this fact.

The Madhukeshvara temple at Banavasi, it may be

mentioned in passing, has wifttin its precincts, the

famous inscribed Naga-stone set up by Shivaskanda

Nagashri. According to the Hiregutti and Arge

plates Bhojas ruled c~"ftain parts of the coastal area

as contemporaries of the Shatakarnis and Kekayas

were. their feudatories. Towards the close of the

third century the Pallavas of Kanchi established their

supremacy and retained power until they were driven

out from these parts by the legendary Mayura Varma

Kadamba. The founder of this dynasty is said to

be Trinctra or Trilochana and the family got the

name Kadamba on account of the Kadamba tree

ncar its residential house. Mayura Sharma, a brahmin

by birth, was the son of Bandhusena and the grand

son of Vishnu Sharma. As an youngman,

accompanied by his grandfather, he went to Kanchi,

the capital of the Pallavas for higher learning. The

events which took place during his sojourn at Kanchi

inspired him to take to arms and establish a kingdom.

According to Chandravalli inscription his sway

extended as far as Chitradurga. Kakustha Varma is

by far the greatest king of this dynasty. During the

long period of his rule starting from 420 A.D. the

kingdom reached the pinnadt: of its glory. The

sovereignty of the Kadambas came to an end in

,conqucred Hanagal and subdued thc Kadambas.

(xxvii)

However, shortly thereafter, Vikramaditya-VI sent

forth Achugi who recaptured Hanagal and ensured

the subjugation of the Kadamhas to the Chalukyan

throne. Once again in 1140--l1, Vishnuvardhana took

Banavasi. The light for supremacy between the

Hoysabs and the Chalukyas continued in this region

upto 1300 AD. With the fall of the Yadavas of

Devagiri on the one hand and of the Hoysalas on

the other, this district too came under the suzerainty

of thl: Delhi empire. Honavar rose into prominl:ncc

as the scat of a governor during this period and

continued to retain its importance for a couple of

hundred years.

This district too was greatly affected by the

emergence of the Bahmani kingdom, especially its

offshoot, the Bijapur Sultanate on the one hand and

the founding of the Vijayanagara empire on the

other. The· Portuguesl: too l:11tered [hl: SCl:ne,

especiilily on the coast, and excrted considerable

inHuence on the political amI administrative set up.

In 1347, Marapa of Vijayanagara invaded I3anavasi

and paid a visit to Gokarna the holy place of

pilgrimage. Thereafter, I3i1llavasi and the surrounding

country began to bl! administered from Chandragutli.

A little later Banavasi became the headquarlcrs and

was placed under the charge of M~ldhava Mantri,

who is said to have conquered north western parls

of this district from Goa Kadambas. In thl! initial

stages the Saluvas of Gerusoppa and Haduvalli

resisted the supremacy of Vijayanagara. Their

resistance could not last long and thl!Y too became

the feudatories of the Vijayanagara clilpire. For

about four centuries the Saluvas of Gerusoppa

exercised control over thc fertile tracts on either

side of the river Sharavati. Channabhairadevi of

the Haduvalli family was captured in 1mS A.D. by

Shivappa Nayaka of Kcladi. The other important

dynasties of local chiefs arc those of Bilgi and

Sonda. The Bilgi Odeyas had their capital at lirst

at Isur in Siddapur taluk and ruled the areas

comprised in the present day taluks of Sidd:lpur

and Sagar. Chante Odeya shifted the capital to

Bilgi which he fortified and then conquered Bi:dkani

and Kondli. Sonda Nayakas had their cilpital at

Sonda in Sirsi taluk and gained prominenci: during

the latter half of the Vijayanagara PFilld. Thesi:

Nayakas patronised Banavasi and its Madhuki:shvara

temple. With the decline of Vijayanagara pOWcf,

this district was gradually takcn OVi:r by the Nayakas

of Kcladi, who continued their cordial and fricndly

tics with the Portuguese. This policy helped the

growth of overseas trade and kept the economy of

the district in a flourishing state. The Portuguese

were permitted in about 1678 to establish factories

and Churches at Mirjan, Chandavar, Honavar and

BhatkaI. The English too made their pn:Si:nce felt

by establishing factories at Karw.lr and Bhatkal. A

mention may also be made of the Maratha incursions

and the fact that for a brief pcriod in 1675, Shivaji

occupied t~e territory from K<lrwar to Gangavali.

In 1763, the district was annexi:d to Mysor..: kingdom

by Haider Ali. After him, his son and successor

Tipu Sultan strengthencd the forts, <lnd n:t:.incd full

clmtrnl over the distric! lill he kil fig,hting. Ihe

British in 17')'). There;,fler the di.,lricl camc lil1d':1

the adl1lini,lrati\'c elll1tnd ()f tlil" British. In l.'-(()().()!

tlKri: wen: sOllle ;mti-BI il i"h riots which \\,'erc 'I1111l

put down. Agdin in IS.1()-.J I there wa" dn upri:-.ing

and this too was lJut:lled. The di:-.lriet ILlS secured

for ilself a creditable pbce ill thL' InxJol11 qrllgglc,

having been ill tht: forci"rlll1t of the Forest Salyagrah~l,

Salt Satyagraha and the n"-tax ("( lI11paign,

With the adwllt of the British, this di,[ricl

bi:came a part of the J"ladra:-' Presidency. F(lr !l1\)rc

than a decade this an:a along wilh Kundapur laluk

in the south hau a st:parate eolkctorate and from

1~17 to 1~()2 this fonm:u parl of thl' compmiH:

Canara district. Initially then: wcre seven Lduks

named after Kundapur, Honavar, Ankola, Bilgi,

Banavasi, Sonda and Supa. There Wt:, e however

several changes in the nrg_anisatiull of the di~lrict

into taluks. [n I S()2 t h.: Illln he III divi\ion oj I he

then compnsitc Canara di"lrict excluding Kund~lpllr

taluk was transfnrt:d to I3lJmh.,y Presidency. The

headquarters of the district was shifted I u Karwar

from Honavar. The district comprised of the ,,", laluks

of Ankola, Honavar, Karwar, KUlllta, H;t1ipl,

Siddapur, Sirsi and Yellapur besides the} sub-taluks

or Pethas named after Bhatbl, Mundgod and Supa.

In 1947 with thc dawn of indcpemkriCl: 1his dj,lricl

continued as a part of thl: Bombav Slall:. J 11 19..lS

Mundgod Petha Was elevated to thi: status uf a

taluk. With the reorganisation of thc Stales in I'.1S(),

Uttar Kannad distri<.,t Ix:came a part of the Karnatab

State. In 1%0, the suh-taluks of Bhatkal and, Supa

were upgraded and constituted into full-Iledged

taluks thus bringing the total number of taluks in

the district to the present tally of c1evi:n. Since then

there have not been any changes in the organisational

sct up of the district. For administrative cOllvl:nienci:

the cleven taluks are grouped into three revellue

sub-divisiuns as follows Karwar sub-division

(Karwar, Supa and Haliyal); KUlllta sub-division

(Kumta, Honavar, Bhatkal and Ankola); Sirsi

sub-division (Sirsi, Siddapur, Mundgod and

Yellapur). The district itself comes under the

jurisdiction of Belgaulll Division.

(xxviii)

lWara K ar,natb disiricl ... ",;lu;,I;:,1 !ll 1:1;':

",)rlh-weslern seclf'r ,)!" I],. \':11<: nmi i\ boUq,I,'d

by the Arabian sea on its wesL Covering an I:XransivL:

i)rc~ o~' 10,29l ~'/r,J~tr,-: ~.~.k~n1{'lr'~.; this di~t_rirt Jt':s

LClwecn' ,the 1alillitiina! par:,lk+ of 11 dCgH'" i5

minutes North an.J ~ 5 d(;grc(', "1 :ninlik~ [\;urlh in,o the longiludin;:J paralki~ OJ' 7 ~ ,ic:gn:c 03 r;linua:~

East aDd 75 de(~;cc OS m;",~l"s "'::;:',1., Frum l1u;;'; \ ~ • j' .

to south and frum C:I't to W'.~~~ 1:1(: l 1."t rIct Sr~lJ1S I

a di,,: mcc ;11' 33;; 1m. '.; ;\; 1()IJ !;-:' <sp:::"tiw:,. Th:

~;outhc;rn-!1lost p\)rt!ul\ of n:~' di".;r:,:1 i ... :J,lly 10 k "1

wiu( and thl~ di~~tr\'"_'~ ~~'d:~.(;-> ,,"!:r.r. )~'." :-11~ "t. :~. ~L,~

ca~t as one neve;, tamil. After \:(mSlllg the mid,iie

zone the ea~krn bound;'l), line ~ ;"rn~ w.: ,I :inu

procc..:ds in an ;rreguht:· m;\i,rcr tow;lf(l~ I hI.;

r;.xth-west. Tb(; wc~~crn hllund"ry lin,: (;n I h,..: ut ;;,_ r

hanJ follows th!,; (,'J,,; in d"c hlrll, by nllnh '.1, ~;,l

direction and aft~1 fcaching Ihl: m:d,/ollc turns caSI

and proceeds in a north by lh)rth-(,!stl:riy dircdil'1l

dc;,cribing an arc. Thus till: Jistrict is :"el,;n to I~':

of an irregular "h"pe. It :s htlundcu on t,",c I1{)rth'\\l:sl

by the Union Territory \:C GO:t, Dam;;n ano Diu;

on the north by Belgaum distrid: on I he nmth-ea~t

and cast (upper hall) by Dharwat! district; {in lhe

cast (lower half) ano SOlillH:as( hy Shimogil dislrie(

and on its southern tip hy i>lkshill:l Kannada district.

Topographically the district can hI.; di\'idcu inlo

three distinct zones: ihe coastal belt which is

nothing but a succession or estuarine pLtins COJlncctl'd

by narrow coa);tal strips; the CL:ntral bdt consisting

of the hills and valleys of the Sahyat1ri range and

the eastern table lanu. Broadly ~pcaking the district

can be categorisuJ as essentially JD upland, that is a hilly malnad. More than 75 per cent of the lands

of this district belongs to this category. Tit.:

importance of the low lands and the coast in the

economy of the district cannot however be

under-estimated, for it is these an:as which arc fairly

well Jevc)oped and arc also more densely populated.

The eastern belt consists of a narrow transition zone

of undulating lands and vast stretchL:s of plains as

one moves further eastwards. By and large the

district b hilly in terrain and is covered by thiek

\ .. cg~Llljon incl:)\Ln~ .. ,(;!11C .. J the n~r .. st rn;it:n;f;('~.'-!1~

r',lr ,:~.Is,

laluKs ,,1 An~t\b, Karw,lI, KumL!, Huc,;!'vaf and

I3hatkd hav(' L'T Sl "Cll.:ll':' of clCl.'tdl ~trip" ill ~i(k~

l:~r~l! ar~~al) r,? ;he iUd' ';~~J r;~\~nj.~, hilly {ra.:_:t~:: thl'

,~jc'ulr aJ ;ti1d \\·,~~::tvn: ht:lt~ 01 lht~ taluks (if ~~id(Ltp:'~f

ami Sir~i ,md ;';111(1':; thl~ cntile :-- tln't la'uk ('Oll~;S!

,Jf a llilly tct 1 ;,1" I.hl: :;:Itik~ of H,,:i,·,tl, l\11111dgld

Int.! Ydbpur h.:silks the C!,tC!i, :'on(, of ~idd;'r\!f

an,) S:r'; h:\',;c ",v.h~bli;:g ~::,i!E .;\s l'l:~ard~ the:

,iii, pc"hs, it I.JdY he III)lco !hal Dar,'.!1:w:glltlda (f)15

i~1. 1\,1:<L' i·_ :h: high"';1 nt:ak and \bl lhi~ i~.

h)r~lted ll: \j~I-.,.: l:1(qh ~it !hc :rilU\'~'iinn of lhl~

di~!lj('h ,;1' tlfUr:! Kan'l;,J:! ;.r.,,1 Bdgallfll anu !hl:

Unit>!) Territory d (;,),1. 1h,~ (\'11.'1' pfllmincnt pL'aks

arc : k'ilipdda t 7()1 11') in I-lona\'ar laluk,

BjH:d~!-"l\'l' (7(':) 11)) and (}t!i\:halli (54<) m) ill Sm,j

':alt;~ :tnd Ni:ihanigudda (--157 111) in Yellarur Ltluk

besit:;_:<; the sl11,.ll('r peak" 1)1' Shirvcgudda, H uk.tli,

;~1:tyina!!undi :~ 'hi 1\1 ollgudda. (J udehalli and

Kaltigudda ha\'p been rec,'gniseo amI tkwlnped a~

health resorts ill rcccnt years,

}~ali, Bt:uthi, Agh'lI1<l!->hIII i al1l1 Shar<lval hi arc

!h~ principal Wt:,t flowing rivers of the district. The

Kali river in !':tLt coltsi:,1;. of two streams which I1(\W

inlo I.:;tcn other ne;tr Supa. Pandri th~~ main stream,

:Jlso called UjiIi, ,;riginat(;s in the cxtremc r~()nh

and ilows .at lir~t in a sDuth-l.;asterly dircction anu

loses it" idt:ntity after it" conflllence with the other

stream called the Diggi holt: or the Kari (the Bl':Kk)

hok ("trcam) which too !lows eastwards at lirst,

The river thus f'lflllt:d continucs to llow in a stJuth

by soulh-wcsl directioll for a distance or aboul 50

km and then takes a sudden westward turn. At

this place, called the Lalguli Falb, the west !lowing

Thattihillia stream also joill~ the Kali and river llows

west by south-\Vl:st alld then directly westwarJs till

it falls int(l thl: Arabian sca ncar Karwar. Before

reaching the ~ea it is joincd by the Nuji stream

which itsdf has two tributaries named Kaneri halla

and Yaki halh . The ri\ LT is navigabk from Kadra

to Karwar for a di~!ance of about 30 km. Bcdlhi

or (iangavali is also formed uf two main streams -

* CenSllS oj India 1981 - District Censlis Halldbook. VilaI' /{lIl1nat! Dis/riel, B{/II~{//()re.

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the Shalmali which originates ncur the Someshvara

temple south of Dharwad and the Bedthi which has

its origins ncar Hubli. These two streams join ncar

Kalghatgi and flow west and south-west for a total

distance of about % km. On its meandering way

to the Arabian sea the river dashes down the western

face of the ~ahyadri's in a cataract which has come

to be known as the Magod falls. Beyond Harigadde

the Sonda rivulet also flows into this river. At

Gundabala the river meets the tidal waters and,

from this place upto Gangavali a distance of 25 km

the river is navigable. Aghanashini, also known as

Tadri river, flows into the Arabian sea about 10

km south of Gangavali. This river too is composed

of two major streams besides Benehalla. Two of

these streams originate in Sirsi tal uk and flow

southwards at first. The other stream traverses almost

across the entire breadth of Siddapur taluk in a

west by north westerly direction and this is joined

ncar Harigar by one of the streams from Sirsi taluk.

A short distance. to the west from here, ncar Unchalli,

the river leaps down a precipitous rock and this

has come to be known as the Lushington Falls.

Further west, in ·the limits of Kumta taluk Benehalla

also flows into it and the river finally meets the

tidal waters at Uppinapatna, from where it becomes

navigable for a distance of about 25 km uptn Tadri.

From Mirjan, the river forms a lagoon parallel to

the coast for a distance of about 13 km. Ncar the

estuarine mouth there is' a narrow creek blocked

by a rocky reef. Sharavati, also known as Banaganga

rises at Ambutirtha ncar Kavaledurga in Shimoga

district. It flows in a north westerly direction and

receives Haridravati and Yenne hole. Ncar the

border of the district after covering a distance of

about 64 km, the river bends to the west and for

about 13' km forms the natural boundary between

Uttara Kannada and Shimoga. Ncar Kodakani the

place where the river touches the district borders,

it lcaps over a prccipice, about 260 metres in height,

into a deep cataract. The river divides itself into

four distinct cascades in this process and these arc

popularly known by the names Raja, Roarer, Lady

or Rani and Rocket. These falls present a

magnificent spectacle and have acquired world fame

as the Jog Falls or the Gerusoppa Falls. From this

deep pool the river resumes its westward journey

to the sea in a rough terrain for another 30 km

till it reaches Gerusoppa. Between Gerusoppa and

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Honav;tr at the sea mouth ror a distance \)f about

27 kill t'1\; river is navig;lbk. AboUI 8 km easl of

the estuary the river wiul!ns into a 3 km broad

lagoon containing a few islands of which Mavinkurve

deserves mention.

Besides these major rivers there arc several

streams and rivulets which arc known after the

villages ncar which they traverse. Varada and Dharma

arc the two important cast-flowing rivers in the

south-eastern sector of the district. Varada has ilS

origin at Varadamula ncar Ikkeri in Sagar taluk and

flows past Banavasi for a short distance in this

district and finally joins the Tungabhadra at

Galaganath in Hayeri taluk. Dharma riv~r issues

forth as a small stream from a lank in Islur village

of Sirsi taluk.

Geologically, the rOl·k formations of this district

bdong to a most ancient period of earth's history

;lIld consist of archean compk:x - the oldest rock

of the earth's crust. The roek formation is

characterised by a system of ridgcs and a plateau

on the west descending rupidly into a narrow strip

of low lands covered hy alluvial rocks. The eastern

sector is hilly and consists of the Dharwars and the

peninsular gneisses. The Dharwars arc represented

by chloritic schists which arc younger to hornblcndic

types. Pegmalites and quartz veins also e arc k-nown

to occur in parts of the district. The archean

granites and gneissl:s arc c;lpped by laterite at

several places. The district, it may be broadly

observed, lies outside the gn.:at I10ws of lrap. {jl1ara

Kan"nada district is quite rich in mineral wealth.

Iron and manganese arc the major items while

limcstone, quartz, bauxite" silica, lime shells, sand

and clay arc (he other important minerals. The

iron ore occurs mainly in the western h,dl of the

district in the taluks of Ankola, Honavar and Yellapur

and a special mention Illay he mad!.: of the extensive

reserves in Apsarkoml area of Honavar taluk, Bisgod,

Kalche and Kadlagadde areas of Y ella pur taluk and

Kuntagani area of Ank!)la taluk. The iron contl:nl

of the ore available at these pl!lees is estimated to

vary between 58 per cent and 6S per cent. The

Manganese ore of this district is characterised by

a high manganese content coupled with low

phosphorus and low electro-magnetic clements. The

manganese bearing region is divided into three

divisions Supa, Yellapur and the

Sirsi-Kumta-Ankola. Limestone oecurs 111 I<lrge

quantities in the talliks of Supa, Yellapur and Kum~a.

W~ite clay is found at numerous plac..:s th~ most

important of which are: Castle Rock arca and

Kuntagani area of Supa taluk, Achave village of

Ankola, taluk, and Heravalla area of Kumta tal uk.

Bauxite is known to occur near Mundolli and Talgod

of Bhatkal taluk while copper is known to oecur

near Kaiga. Glass sand is found ncar Bcngre area

and ilme~ite, sand is found at numerous places all

along the sca~shore. A mention may be made of

granite and laterite which are very useful as building

material.

UUara Kan'nada district is very rich in forest

wealth and about 81 per cent of its total geographical

area stands classifi..:d as forests. The slopes of the

western ghats an? the lofty peaks as well arc clothed

with dense vegetation stimulated by heavy to very

heavy rainfall and the fertile soils. The teak wood

available in the forests of this district r4111ks amongst

the best in the world and is found highly useful in

the ship building industry. The forests of the district

can be categorised into the evergreen and the

semi-evergreen which are rich in soft wood and

packing-timber yielding trees; the moist deciduous

which are rich in teak, rose wood, honne and o(her

timber; the scrub jungle containing sandal wood

tre~s among other species of tree grmvth and lastly

the unwooded or sparsely wooded forests. There

arc raserved forests, plantations, protected forests

and village forests. This forest we.llth is being

exploited over the decades and has now been greatly

depleted. In spite of· this, in the mailer of forest

wealth, Ultara Kannada happens to be the richest

among the 19 districts of the State. The fauna of

the district is also rich and varied. A wild life

sanctuary covering an arca of 5729 square kilometres

was constituted in 1953 near Dandcli. The wild

animals found here include the tiger, chceta, bison,

elephant, sambar, barking deer etc. The district is

also noted for the marine and inland fishing activities

and the variegated nature of its. fish-wealth.

The western ghats which lie across the path of

the south west monsoons cause heavy to very heavy

rainfall over the coastal areas and moderate to heavy

rains in the hilly malnad tracts. The elevation varies

as one moves cast and north and as a result the

climate also varies as one moves westwards from

the eastern pi<lins through the hilly malnad and

reaches the coast lim;. All round the year the

humidities arc high especially in the western sector.

The year may be dividL!u into 4 seasons. The suml11L!r

season lasts from March to May and is marked by

the rising lI:mperature. May happens to be the

hottest month and at times the maximum temperature

reaches 38 degree celcius. The weuther during this

period may be regarded us oppressive due to the

moist heal. In the coastal areas however the cool

sea breL!ze provides some relief during the luller

half of the day and early evening hours. From June

to September, which murks the monsoon or the wet

season, the sky remains overcast and the day

temperatures move down to tolerable limits. During

this period there would be incessant rains in most

parIs of the district. This monotony is however

broken a f..:w brief dry spells w.hieh provide soml!

relief to the people. The months of October and

November mark the retreating monsoon and during

this period the day temperature registL!rs a slight

increase while the night temperature gradually moves

down. Sincc this period is free frolll inccssant rainf~llI

and the oppressive heat of the summer as well one

can regard these two months as the most plcas41nt

months of the year. Winter season sets in during

December and lasts till the end of February. During

this period the weathcr is dry with a clear bright

sky and an agrl!eably low temperature as well as

humidity. The district now has three melCrological

observatories and thesl! are located at Shirali,

Honavar and Karwar.

The district receives an aVl!rage rainfall of 274-1.7

mm per annum. Generally the rainfall ~s heavil!r in

the coastal belt than in the uplands towards the

east and the north. Hmvever the well..:st' areas arc

at the foot of thl! Sahyadris. The rainfall varies from

3854 mm in Bhat bl i.e. till! sout h-western coastal

zone, to 1155 111m at Mundgml ncar the north

eastern bOflkr. July is the month which records the

heaviest rainfall. The number of rainy days varies

between 114 in Bhatkal and '1:1.7 at Mundgod and

the overall averagc for th..: district is 103 days. In

the matter of r41infall Uttara K'lOnada is quite

fortunate and is blessed by the prescnce of the

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wcs(crn g.hats.. It d('··~ not swf,:r !film any l:tn~':

sell!.: vuriillitllls in tilc amount '11' rad,(;l:; It "I'll .'~;ir

,hut ar~ fnrmccJ in the Arah!:!!! sca .1llJ the

The topographical anJ thi: climatic fcatur~:s of

.he district arc quite :iuit;lbk fDr the :1rouuctiun \h

horticultural crops like ,lree:.! ;.m,l coconut. Tlil: soiL

:)f thc districL may b\.~ divided in;l\ Iw/) ck:tr cUl

.wnes bascd on hlpog.rarhy> Ih,; cna:,l.,1 alluvial ~(li;,

and lhe upghat laterilic and gn.ni:ic soik 1\Ij i:-"l:d

btcritcs and lrap" !rc found in (·.c ; .lluk~ of ~,\! ra_ Haliyal and Mcmdgod which C()n;:lln <,,:rt;lin pat.:h,:.

of blaek cotton soils as wl:ll. 1'hl.: lateritic soib an;

highly leached, reddish brown in colour. ~halll)w [n

medium in depth and hll1lY ill ('\~II~'L, Th':Sl ~'1il.

arc md with in the uluk" of Karw:lf, KLlI11ld,

}-loJj;Jvar, BhatbL Sirs! :Ind Siuu: .. pUf. Red loamy

soils ~Jn.; also foun;] to sOllle CX1Clil_ ill I);·.: i::luh

Ifl moi~.tun; f':I<.Jinir:g t.:iIP:lC:!). ~,uch soils eir.: !cilllHJ

Hl the lalch of ~ir:~i, Ycll~\rul, K',fW"{ and Ankol· ..

In th.: COGs!?! taluks ihu .... (!fC !IUr11t:rCl:~1 p,tlchc,.

of gazni bOll:; which ['ontain a saline ~oil Df ;ig~lt

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.yd!"vl or brl)W,ll."ll C,)iOl.lf Tll,:s·: I:.ilds arc f,pt qlli(l;

~.tJilab! .... f(,f CUll i\'a[i,;r. evep til'l'll!.:' I 11..: ranlll:r~ have

l)r .\ lJ;trliclilar vari':lj in ~uch itch!" also. As already

p,)inlLd ollt, [hI.! f(H \.'sl~, CO\('[ very vast u:Lr:nls of

hnds !I~\ ;1l1111):;[ ail Ih(.: !:dlJb. :t'l~l the net area sown

of view of ccollnmic weah 11, more than agricullllral

land it is the forest-clad iano th,tt ~l'CI11~ tll be own:

6. Adminbtratiw OiybllHb and ,J urbdicti..a;il

DiVlSi,HI. The distrin h:l:'; II talllh and .Iour fcvenue

~t!h-di\'i< illn. ! n 1 'Ii)] d,,~ district has 13 J7 \'illagcs

\iJl:lgl.:s :lIld IO\\'Il~: i." simwJl ill til.: slal"':II1I.'1l1 gIVL'1l

h,'h)\v. ThL' .'.i..tI:Jlll:nt also dl'pict~ Ch:lllgC" ill t!1\'

q:,u;lDl'r of \'i!l:H~G' bc'l\\·.:::n lCJ:-;! ilnd,ll)')L if any,

cach [allJk oJ thc di~lric; a" pn [he 1 1)'.If'CCmll\

or

Statement showing the number of villages/fowns in each tuluk of' the Vistl"ict, decadal vnriutiolls if'

any nnd reasolls thereof

SI.No. Taluk Total No. of Villages No. of Reasons for variation in the .\:0. of Vi llages between

according to the list Towns as 1981 and I'NI census

finalised for per 1991

census list

1991 Census 1981 Census

1 2

1. Ankola

2. Ilhatkal

3. Ilaliyal

4. 1I0navar

5. Karwar

6. Kumta

7. Mundgod

8. Siddapur

9. Sirsi

10. Supa

II. Ycllapur

Pariculars of villages

partly included ID the

3

!l6

61

133

93

57

119

94

201

223

123

127

which

Urban

4

86

&t

133

97

58

119

91

196

227

1-10

127

are

areas

fully

i.e"

5

1

1

3

1

3

1

-

-

1

-

1

()

-Bengre Mavalli and Shivalli villages arc bifurcated in 1')81 census whil'h were treated as 1 and II by the

revenue autllOfllies for administrative purp<Jses. But,

now these three villages are not bifurl'ated and treated

as single village. I knee the total number of villages reduced froIl) 64 to 61.

-Now, Honavar (Rural) village is fully included in Ilonavar

lown. Revenue villages Karki and Ilaldipur were bifurcated into Iwo and three parts respectively in 1981.

Now these are not bifurcated. So. they are omitted in the 1991 census list of villa<Tes.

IJinaga village of 1981 census bas now treated as a non-municipal census town. IIence it is omitted in the

1991 census list of vill<",es.

-Mundgod lown of 1981 census is now declassified. The fully incorporated villages in the limits of Mundgod town

viz. I.Mundgod 2.Kelaginkop and 3.Mdagin Kop arc now included in the village list of 19<) 1 census. lIence

there is an increase in the number of villag_es.

Kondli IIanajibail lIosur Guddekoppa and Balikoppa

villages were fully incorp<Jraled in Siddapur town in 1981 census. Now Siddapur lown is deClassified. Hence these

5 (five) villages are included in the list of vi lIages of 1<)')1 census.

Sirsi. l.andakanahalli, Kalkuni and J>uttanamanc

erstwhile revenue villages of 1981 census arc now treated

as urban bein" the out"rowth of Sirsi Town.

18 villages VII.. I.Adangaon 2.Adulli 3.Asangaon -l.Bhamarde 5.Iliroda 6.Dongarwuda 7.llatkal11ba

8..Jamagalli 9.Kunda (Supa) IO.Kunadali

II.Kukureklllwade 12.Maisoda 13.1'ata 14.1'hanskhand

15.Sulawadi 1(i.Supa 17.Titawali and 18.Virkhol of 1981 census are now subillcrgcd under Supa Dam. IIence omitted from the list of villages.

further Ramanagar a newly constituted village

comprising the arcas of three villages namely I.Shitawade 2.Adhali and 3.Akrali of Khanapur taluk of Belgaum

district is added during 1991 census. I Icnce the difference.

towns of the district are given In the

following statement.

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Sl.:'\o.

I

I.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Particulars of villages which arc fully or partly included in the Urban Areas of the District (Area in Hectares (UlO)

\:ame of Taluli. :\ame of Town :\ame of Village Total Rural L'rhan

with L.c. :\c>. Ge()graphical Component Component

,·\rca of the

Villa~c as per

Revenue n.:conh

2 3 4 5 0 7

Allk"la .. \nkol .. (T:v1C) Ankol" ~(,.n - ~('.74

Shed~cri 3'.15,13 - 3'.15.13

Bhatkal Bhatkal (TMC) Susgaui 50-1.62 - 504.62

41i. PUra\\iarga 143.30 126.'.18 16.32

47. Chouthani 83.93 82.02 1.91

Hali),al Haliyal (TMC) fIaliyal 33L7') - 331.79

I. Ciuttigeri ~3.72 273.41 70.31

2. Chatranal 262.02 245,7(' 1(,.2(,

3. Guddapur 155.85 71.02 84.83

4. Hollatti 645.36 5')').35 4(,.01

Dandcli (CMC)' I. Dandeli (Rural) 307.02 24.69 282.33

112. Kumharkop 336.03 67.71 268.32

In Amhewadi 1630.09 !36:;.Di 265.08

Ill. Kcrwad (,85.71 (,82.07 3.64

llO. Badanan 1524.('() 1510.84 13.76

Sirdoa

Amhikana~ar ("\yilT) 102. Amga 2282.67 2229.97 52.70

!O3, Jama~c 1407.1)6 1382.83 ')5.13

Honavar Honavar (TMC) Kasaha Iionavar n4.30 38.26' 886.04

Karwar Karwar (CMC) Kodiba~ In.oo - 172.00

Katinkone 122.25 - 122.25

Kone 27.68 - 27.68

I. Sunkeri 110.05 70.07 31).38

7. Baithkol 304.')8 18'.1.27 115.71

8. Baad 1112.31 233.Wl g78.33

9. ~andanagadde 142.45 62.87 71).58

Binaga (l\MCT) Binaga 780A2 - , , 786A2

Kadra Colony (,\MCT) ~. Kadra 38B5.4') 3865.25 20.24

KU01ta Kumta (T:vtC) Kumta 571.01 - 571.61

Chikkolli 23.42 - 23.42

Hale Herawalla 125.1i5 - 125,65

tlosa Herawatta 253.19 - 253.19

Ippadi 27.26 - 27.21i

Baggon 117.70 - 117.70

Vannalli 186.77 - 186.77

I. Chitragi 256.30 16').46 80.84

4. Kalhha~ 500.85 418.20 82.65

34. :vIanaki 651i.70 598.04 58.lio

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SI.No. Name of Taluk Name of Town Name of Village Total Rural Urllan with L.c. No. Geographical Component Component

Area of the

Village as per

Revenue rcconJs

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

7. Sirsi Sirsi (fMC) L Sirsi (Kasaba) 10<,2.19 «1' 7(,3.21

35. Mundgesar 2M'.21 2-1IUO 17.81

34. Kalkuni 342.(,3 .

(iI' 23.13

-II. Ileepanhalli 299.86 242.90 5(,.<J6

-16. Manjavalli 518.97 4(,0.23 58.7-1

117. PVllana Mane 4WA6 <i_l' 7.85

Qui growths of Sil'si City

Sirsi (Rural) 10<,2.19 - 298.97

I'ullamane 460.46 - 452.61

Ladakanahalli 51>6.58 - 5M.58

Kalkuni 342.63 - 319.50

8. Supa Ganeshgvdi (NMCT) 1. Amhcli 2732.05 2705.34 26.71

19. Aveda 813.33 71(,.61 %.72

20. Badgund 1053.88 10-12.1-1 11.7-1

Dandcli (CMC)· 2-1. Vimmpali 2(,78.72 2(,S<J.50 19.22

9. Ycllapur Yellapvr (MI» Yellapur 1337.56 - 1337.56

Balagumane 476.-16 - 476,-l(,

Sahgere 2-19.13 - 24'J.13

Kondcmanc 121.35 - 121.35

Sahasralli 3(,2S.01 - J(,25.oJ

Ilillakarga(kle 650.30 - (60.30

* The jurisdiction of this town extends over the villages belonging to two laluks of Haliyal and Sura.

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7. Brief Analysis of Data

A. Village Directory

Villagewise information regarding the availability

of certain basic amenities within the village as also that on the manner of utilisation of the land in the

concerned village are furnished in the Village Directory. The items covered include the minimum needs such as the source of drinking water supply

and the educational, medical, public transport and communication as well as the weekly market facility.

If anyone or more of these basic amenities were

to be 'not available' within the village, then instead

of merely slating that fact, the distance (in ranges) to the nearest place having tbat particular facility

in which the village is lacking, is indicated. The other items covered in the Village Directory arc the nature of approach road to the village,

electrification and the proximity of the village to an urban area. Since the availability or otherwise of a

facility depends to a considerable extent on the population size of a village, information on population

and the number of households as per 1991 Census is also furnished in the Village Directory. Under

the land use pattern, besides indicating the total area of the village, the Village Directory gives a

breakup of this area by the broad categories of

Landuse such as forests, cultivated lands with irrigation facility (by sources of irrigation), cultivated

lands without irrigation facility, culturable waste and the barren and uncultivable lands including the lands

put to non-agricultural use. •

In essence, the Village Directory provides

micro-level data which will help the planners in

formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as

the CD. Block is the lowest administrative unit for

developmental planning. Regarding the basic

facilities, the villagewise data are consolidated for

each C.D.Block (i.c., Taluk Panchayut) and the

district thereof and are presented in Appendix-I to

the Village Directory. This would in a general way enable the reader to have a broad idea rcgarding

the level of development achieved by the district as

a whole and also by the different administrative units constituting the district (viz., the C.D.Blocks).

With the same end in view, six tables, which have been generated on the computer, on the basis of the villagewise information contained in the Village Directory format, are presented in Tables 1 to 6. Of these tables, while Tables 1, 2 and 6 provide data for each CD.Bloek and are indicative of the

levels of development, Table 3 deals with villages not having the facilities and classifies these villages

by distance ranges with reference to the nearest place having such a facility, Tables 4 and 5 deal in

a general way about the correlation between the proximity of a town and the availability of a facility

on the one hand and the population size of the village and availability of a facility on the other

hand.

B. Town Directory

Certain salient details pertaining to each town

within the district are presented in the Town

Directory Statements. The various aspects covered

in these simple statements include the growth history

of the town; its location with reference to centres

of administration and transport; income and

expenditure of the local body looking after the civic

administration of the town; nature and extent of

basic amenities existing in the town such as roads,,.

drainage and sewerage, toilet facilities, drinking water

supply, fire fighting services and electrification; nature

and extent of the avaibbility of medical, educational

and recreational facilities in the town and a broad

indication .about the trading, commercial and manufacturing activities within the town. In the case

of towns with a population of 50,000 and upwards,

particulars about the civic amcnitk--s ~x{stjng in the

notified slums, if any, in the town have also been

providcd.

Unlike villages, the nllmber of towns within a

district arc quite small. A mere inspection or the data presented in the Town Directory Statements

would provide the readcr with a broad idca about thc conditions prevailing in the towns of the di~>lri(·t

as also an insight inLo the inLer-town differences.

Population of a town is one of the most important

factors which is closely related to the extent of

availability of various amenities in the town. Tables 7 to 10 based on the data presented in the Town

Directory Statements indicate the percapita income and expenditure or the civic body governing the

town, the average number of beds available in

hospitals (per thousand population), the average

number of educational institutions (per 10,000

population) and the names of the most important commodities manufactured in the towns, exported

from the towns and imported to the towns. These tables are self-explanatory and do not need further elucidation.

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TABLE-J 0 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Name of CoD.Block No. of No. (w,ith percentage) of villages having one or more of the inhabited following amenities vi llages

Educa o Medical Drinking Post and Market/ COIlIllUn i - Approach Power tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply

Road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

ANKOLA 84 70 8 84 33 0 51 65 84 (83.33) (9.52) (100.00) (39.29) (0.00) (60.71) (77.38) (100.00)

BHA-KAL 60 37 5 60 17 1 21 34 59 (61.67) (8.33) (100.00) (28.33) ( 1.67) (35.00) (56.67) (98.33)

HALlYAL li2 73 7 112 27 3 63 55 109 (65.18) (6.25) (100.00) (24.11 ) (2.68) (56.25) (49.11) (97.32)

HONAVAR 92 84 29 92 46 1 92 90 76 (91.30) (31.52) (100.00) (50.00) ( 1.09) (100.00) (97.83) (82.61)

KARWAR 55 50 17 55 31 4 42 35 32 (90.91) (30.91) (100.00) (56.36) (7.27) (76.36) (63.64 ) (58.18)

KUMTA 113 95 23 113 45 0 92 68 86 (84.07) (20.35) (100.00) (39.82) (0.00) (81.42) (60.18) (76.11)

MUNDGOO 84 64 6 84 20 4 37 38 57 (76.19) (7.14) (100.00) (23.81) (4.76) (44.05) (45.24) (67.86)

SIDDAPUR 199 141 11 199 51 3 117 103 113 (70.85) (5.53) (100.00) (25.63) (1.511 (58.79) (51.76) (56.78)

SIRSI 222 182 22 222 72 2 135 90 164 (81.98) (9.91) (100.00) (32.43) (0.90) (60.81) (40.54) (73.87)

SUPA 116 76 9 116 23 1 33 40 32 (65.52) (7.76) (100.00) (19.83) (0.86) (28.45) (34.48) (27.59)

YELLAPUR 127 88 13 127 30 1 56 59 50 (69.29) (10.24) (100.00) (23.62) (0.79) (44.0~) (46.46) (39.37)

DISTRICT 1264 960 150 1264 395 20 739 677 862 (75.95) ( 11.87) ( 100.00) (31.25) (1. 58) (58.47) (53.56) (68.20)

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TABLE-2 - PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block Total popu- Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of -lation of inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking Pos.t & Market! COlTllluni - Approach Power villages tion water Telegraph Hat cat ions by Pucca . Suppl y

Road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

ANKOLA 77801 75585 14788 77801 57293 0 62778 70926 77801 (97.15) (19.01) (100.00) (73.64) (0.00) (80.69) (91.16) (100.00)

BHATKAL 97539 93924 31899 97539 76159 11842 77335 91305 97532 (96.29) (32.70) (100.00) (78.08) (12.14) (79.29) (93.61) (99.99)

HAUYAl 70294 66591 15673 70294 40931 4500 57246 50936 69951 (94.73) (22.30) (100.00) (58.23) (6.40) (81.44) (72.46) (99.51)

HONAVAR 129650 128703 90101 129650 112015 9221 129650 128940 126682 (99.27) (69.50) (100.00) (86.40) (7.11 ) (100.00) (99.45) (97.71)

KARWAR 79416 78867 42244 79416 67983 18011 73664 66875 60612 (99.31) (53.19) (100.00) (85.60) (22.68) (92.76) (84.21) (76.32)

KUMTA 107963 105863 56031 107963 85306 0 104144 95348 103051 (98.05) (51.90) (100.00) (79.01) (0.00) (96.46) (88.32) (95.45)

MUNDGOD 75046 73234 21341 75046 45374 16467 56641 59632 70740 (97.59) (28.44) (100.00) (60.46) (21.94) (75.48) (79.46) (94.26)

SIDDAPUR 91646 85422 8721 91646 46179 8798 70230 64431 73872 (93.21) (9.52) (100.00) (50.39) (9.60) (76.63) (70.30) (80.61)

SIRSI 102040 95088 20525 102040 49679 5757 78469 55207 88622 (93.19) (20.11 ) (100.00) (48.69) (5.64) (76.90) (54.10) (86.85)

SUPA 43447 40231 10379 43447 22682 386 25073 27869 26711 (92.60) (23.89) (100.00) (52.21) (0.89) (57.71) (64.14) (61.48) .

YEllAPUR 50902 47177 13052 50902 28757 3553 34095 ._ J?685 36776 (92.68) (25,64) (100.00) (56.49) (6.98) (66.98) (70.11) <72.25 )

DISTRICT 925744 890685 324754 925744 632358 78535 769325 747154 832350 (96.21) (35.08) (100.00) (68.31) (8.48) (83.10) (80.71) (89.91)

TABLE-3 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES,.ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM

THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE

Village not having the , Number of vi llages where the ullIeni ty is not amenity of available and available at distance of

-5 Km_ 5-10 Km_ 10+ Km. Total

2 3 4 5

EDUCATION ?90 11 3 304

MEDICAL 623 353 138 1114

DRINKING WATER 0 0 0 0

POST & TELEGRAPH 729 125 15 869

MARKET/HAT 266 293 685 1244

COMMUNICATION 438 73 14 525

TABLE-4 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Distance No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Range from inhabited the nearest villages Educa- Medical Drinking Post & Market/ Communi - Approach Power town (in in each tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply Kms_) range Road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

o - 5 140 117 9 140 56 2 96 103 123 (83.57) (6.43) (100.00) (40.00) (1.43) (68.57) (73.57) (87.86)

6 - 15 403 301 68 403 143 '0 251 231 312 (74.69) (16.87) (100.00) (35.48) (2.48) (62.28) (57.32) (77.42)

16 - 50 673 507 69 673 187 8 364 316 401 (75.33) (10.25) (100.00) (27.79) (1.19) (54.09) (46.95) (59.58)

51 + 47 34 3 47 8 0 27 26 25 (72.34) (6.38) (100.00) (17.02) (0.00) (57.45) (55.32) (53.19)

ALL RANGES 1263 959 149 1263 394 20 738 676 861 <75.93) (11.80) (100.00) (31.20) (1.58) (58.43) (53.52) (68.17)

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TABLE-5 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILAI3LE

Population No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range inhabited

villages Educa- Medical Drinking Posts & Market! COITlnuni - Approch Power in each tion water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supply range Road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

- 499 780 481 20 780 87 2 328 288 403 (61.67) (2.56) (100.00) (11.15) (0.26) (42.05) (36.92) (51.67)

500 - 1999 394 389 78 394 221 6 324 300 370 (98_73) (19.80) (100.00) (56.09) ( 1.52) (82.23) (76.14) (93.91)

2000 - 4999 68 68 39 68 65 6 66 67 67 (100.00) (57.35 ) (100.00) (95.59) (8.82) (97.06) (98.53) (98.53)

5000 + 22 22 13 22 22 6 21 22 22 (100.00) (59.09) (100.00) (100.00) (27.27) (95.45) (100.00) (100.00)

ALL RANGES 1264 960 150 1264 395 20 739 677 862 (75.95) (11.87) (100.00) (31.25) (1.58) (58.47) (53.56) (68.20)

TABLE-6 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

Name of C.D.Block No.of inhabited Total area Percentage of Percentage of villages cultivable area irrigated area

to total area to total culti-vable area

2 3 4 5

AN KOLA 84 888.09 10.59 10.92

BHATKAL 60 342.90 16.23 22.80·

HALlYAL 112 706.87 27.07 13.88

HONAVAR 92 745.21 11.80 41.90

KARWAR 55 708.34 12.87 5.93

KUMTA 113 559.08 16.89 12.39

MUNDGOD 84 640.68 17.96 22.41

SIDDAPUR 199 858.48 17.38 0.58

SIRSI 222 1294.75 13.97 7.96

SUPA 116 1720.42 5.01 2.08

YELLAPUR 127 1235.85 6.69 25.87

DISTRICT 1264 9700.68 12.67 13.65

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TABLE-7 - PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

Class, Name and Civic Per Capita status of the Town

Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.)

Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi· Publ ic Expendi· Other through from all expen- admini- ture on works ture on aspects taxes other diture stration publ ic public

sources heal th & institu-conve- tions niences

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

V Ambil<anagar (NMCT)

IV Ankola (TMC) 98.44 15.49 82.95 91.43 22.93 37.81 4.74 0.07 25.88

III Bhatkal (THC) 57.47 20.65 36.82 43.39 10.98 21.79 4.12 6.50

V Binaga (NHCT) 28.40 8.76 19.64 20.27 4.44 7.52 4.16 4.15

II Dandel i (CMC) 165.31 20.64 144.67 130.09 60.33 30.61 28.35 10.80

VI GaneshagOOi (NMCT)

IV Haliyal (THC) 94.79 25.93 68.86 83.92 18.89 39.87 6.64 18.52

IV Honavar 140.26 58.24 82.02 111.49 22.00 24.89 30.53 34.07

VI Kadra KPC Colony (NMCT)

II Karwar (CHC) 166.83 36.90 129.93 124.74 40.50 20.67 15.47 48.09

III Kurnta (TI'tC) 113.29 20.90 92.39 70.01 19.77 28.80 5.41 1.05- 14.98

VI Magod Colony (NMCT)

II Sirsi (TMC) 88.60 18.48 70.12 68.95 10.18 9.41 4.08 45.28

IV Yellapur (MP) 26.75 12.06 14.69 19.89 17.20 0.97 0.23 1.38 0.11·

All Towns 110.04 23.65 86.39 84.60 26.87 21.16 11.88 0.27 24.42

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TABLE-8 - NUI'"lBER OF ISEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS

Class, Name and Civic status of the Town

V Ambikanagar (NMCT)

IV Ankola (TMC)

III Bhatkal (TMC)

V Binaga (NMCT)

II Oandeli (CMC)

VI Ganeshagudi (NMCT)

IV Haliyal (TMC)

IV Honavar

VI Kad~a KPC Colony (NMCT)

II Karwar (CMC)

III Kumta (TMC)

VI Magod Colony (NMCT)

II Sirsi (TMC)

IV Yellapur (MP)

All Towns

No. of Beds in medical institutions per 1000 populatIon

2

2.64

3.11

1.27

1.16

4.15

1.67

0.18

6.24

5.09

2.52

1.18

2.07

2.25

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TA!3LE-9 - SCHOOLS PER 10.000 POPULATION IN TOWNS

Class, Name and Civic No. per 10,000 populntion status of Town

Higher Secondary/ secondoryl junior Prirnnry Inter/PUC/Junior Miltriculiltion Secondnry/ College Middle

2 3 4 5

V Ambikanagar (NMCT) 1.65 1.65 3.30

IV Ankola (TMC) 0.74 1.48 6.66 10.36

I I I Shatks l (TMC) 0.32 0.95 3.49 4.13

V Sinaga (NMCT) 1.37 8.24 8.24

II Dandel i (CMC) 0.38 1.14 2.47 2.47

VI Ganeshagudi (NMCT) 2.97 2.97 2.97 5.93

IV Hal iyal (TMC) 0.55 1.11 4.44 5.55

IV Honavar 0.62 2.47 3.70 8.03

VI Kadra KPC Colony (NMCT) 3.90 7.80

II Karwar (CMC) 0.78 2.35 5.29 8.82

III Kumta (TMC) 0.38 1.91 5.35 7.64

VI Magod Colony (NMCT) 12.53 12.53

t I I Sirsi (TMC) 0.39 1. 18 2.16 2.16

IV YeL lapur (MP) 0.69 0.69 6.92 7.61

All Towns 0.51 1.49 4.00 5.53

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TABLE-IO - MOST Jr\'IPORTANT COJ\HdODITY MANUFACTURED.

Class, Name and civic status of the Town

V Ambikanagar (NMCT)

IV Ankola (THC)

III Bhatkal (TMC)

V Binaga (NMCT)

II Dandel i (CMC)

VI Ganeshagudi (NMCT)

IV Hal iyal (TMC)

IV Honavar

VI Kadra KPC Colony (NMCT)

II Karwar (CMC)

III !Cumta (TMC)

VI Magod Colony (NMCT)

11 Sirsi (TMC)

IV Yellapur (MP)

EXPORTED AND (J\H>ORTED IN TOWNS

Most important comuodi ty

Manufactured Exported Imported

2 3 4

Electric Spare Parts

Tiles Tiles Foodgrains

Cut size of Timber Cut size of T illlber Foodgrains

Caustic Soda Caustic SodiJ Rock Phosphate

Paper Paper Bamboo

Foodgrains

Furniture Phowa Foodgrains

Coir Products Cashewnut Coir

Celllent

Si lver Ornmllents Granite Block Tiniber Logs

Cement Pipes Betelnut Foodgrains

Foodgrains

Footwenr Rice Timber

Bulbs Timber Petrol

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SECTION .. I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note

Village Directory, as the title signifies provides

cert'a,in basic particulars about each and every village

in the;; district. The Village DireCtory is

supplemented by four appendices. There are, in iall,

18 columns in the Village Directory format and of

these, the 'first two relate to the location code and

name of thc village while the ncxt two provide

information about the geographical area and

populatioq as per 1991 census. 'Of the remaining, 6 columns d¢al with the availability or olherwise of

the basic amenities such as educational, medical,

drinking water, postal, communication and marketing

facilities, in the referent village. Separate columns

have been provided to indicate the nalure of the

approach road to the village, whether the village

has been electrified and the proximity of the village

to an urban area. The manner in which the land

constituting the village is being utiliiied is indicated

under five columns with suitable headings. The

column headings and the scope of the data presented

under each column are explained below.

Column 1 : Location Code Number

The concept of location code number has already

been explained in the Analytical Note. The location

code number thus assigned to the village is entered

in this column. This number, in so far as it relates

to the village within the C.D.Block, runs serially

starting from 1 for every C.D.Block and the data

arc presented for villages arranged in an ascending

order of their location code numbers.

Column 2 : Name of' Village

The name of the village corresponding to the

location code numher given in cdlumn 1 is given

in this column. By and large the spellings adopted

at the previous i.e., 1981 C~nsus, have been retained.

However, changes in village names duly effected by

the concerned authorities with the sanction of the

Government have been taken into consideration

while finalising the spellings of village names for

1991 census purposes.

A little more explanation appears to be necessary

about the places which appear in the list of towns

as well as in the list of villages. This phenomenon

occurs particulafly in the case of Taluk and District

Headquarter towns which, as revenue entities are

geographically large villages. The inain village site

area including the peripheral developed areas would

have for long been incorporated into the 'urban

limits without any change whatsoever in Survey and

Settlement Records. In the original survey records

and also the Resurvey, the entire village inclusive

of all the lands that are incorporated into the urban

limits continues to be shown as a regular revenue.

village. In other words, the portion constituted into

a town is not taken out from the parent village and

formed into a separate and independent unit in the

jurisdictional lists (exception Dakshin Kannad

district). Every civic body, be it a municipal

. corporation or a town municipality or a notified

area or a sanitary board, defines its own jurisdiction

confining itself mostly to the built up area and the

fringe areas for enforcing municipal rules and

regulations. With the administrative and legal

sanction of the Government, which Issues a

notification in this behalf, the -civic body secures

statutory rights for administering the local area so

defined with effect from a specified date. The

incorporated areas may at times cut across village

boundaries and may comprise portions belonging to

the revenue jurisdiction of two or more villages. In

some instances entire revenue lands of a village or

of several villages lose their independent identity

and arc omiued in the list of villages of the taluk

(C.D.Block). But it is only in the case of villages

of which only certain portions are included in the

Lown, especially those that contribute their names

to the towns concerned, that this apparent duplication

of names occurs. In such cases, the jurisdiction of

the town is very clear and it covers only a portion

of the village which is tonstitutcd into an independent

entity as 'urhan' for census enumeration purposes.

The remaining area too is constituted as an

independent unit under the 'rural' category i.e., as

a village. In order to distinguish this unique situation,

the name of the village bears the suffix Rural within

brackets in the lists of villages finalised for census

purposes (perhaps the term non-municipal would be more appropriate). Division of the village into

u:ban amI rural components and the suffixing of

the names is a special procedure adopted for census

purposes only. That is to say, if one were to ask

the Officers of the Survey, Settlement and Land

Records whether in their lists there arc villages such

as say Bdlary (Rural), Belgaum (Rural), Bijapur

(Rura!), Chamarajnagar (Rural), Magadi (Rural),

Mandya (Rural), Mysore (Rural), Raichur (Rural)

etc., the answer would be a definite 'no' and then

they would say that there arc villages of the same

name but without the suffix Rur;li. Similarly, in

the village maps and other records pertaining to

the above named places, the lands that are

incorporated into urban areas arc also shown as

part and parcel of the concerned village.

Column 3 hectares)

Total area of the village (in

The .total geographical area of the village as

per revenue records is furnished 'in hectares upto

two decimal places. In Karnataka, the basic records

are still maintained in aeres antl guntas or acres

and cents, that is, in the units of measurement which

were adopted at the time of the first cadastral

survey. After the introduction of the decimal system

however the equivalents of these figures arc also

indicated in additillll to the already existing entries

in registers such a:-. Akarband and Records of Rights.

The area of each survey number or part thereof is

converted into hectares, ares and square metre.

Thus, if these converted ligures for each such small

unit are added together for the village, the resultant

total area would normally be either less or more

than the corresponding figures that one would derive

by the addition of figures in acres-guntas/acres and

('cuts and conversion of that total into hectares and

arcs. For purposes of presentation in this statement

the village level area antl land usc figures which

were furnished in aeres-guntas or acres-cents by the

Revenue Officers have been converted into hectares

and ares and these ligures may not therefore be

identical with the total area as may be found entered

in hectares and arcs in the records ()r some of the

villages. The marginal differences would be due to

the factors explainetl above. Further, in the case of

villages of which ccrlain portions arc incorporated

into an urban area the extent thus categorised as

urban has been deducteu from the total geographical

2

an;a of the revenue village and for this reason the

particulars presented here would not be in full

correspondence with the total area of that revenue

administ·rative unit as mentioned in the village

records. If area figures arc not available for any

village, the abbreviation 'N.A.' is entered in this

column and a note at the bottom of the page

explains the reason thercof.

Column 4 : Total Population and Number of Households

The total population of the village (inclusive of

Ihe hamlels jf any) according 10 1991 census and

the number of households therein 'are indicated one

below the. other, in this column. In the case of

villages with no inhabitants i.e., 'nil' population, the

word un-inhabited is written across the line.

Columns 5 to 10: Amenities available (if not available within the village, a d~sh (-) is shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., ·5 km, 5·10 km and 10+ km of the nearest 1)lace where the facility is available is given)

As the main heading for these columns suggests,

if thc basic amenity covered under any of these

columns were to be not available within the village

limits (i.e., its entire geowaphidrarea) then, instead

of simply stating that fact, an attempt is made here

to indicate the rangc of the minimum distance (in

km) that one has· to cover to reach a place having

that specific facility. The abbreviation's made use of

in these columns arc explained below column by

column.

Column 5 : Education

All types of educational institutions functioning

in the village - irrespective of the levels of education

offered, the medium of education and the status of

the managing botly - arc considered under this

column. The abbreviations used to denote institutions

with different levels of education arc :

i) P : Primary or Elementary School : Schools

providing education from I standard and upwards

Up!D and inclusive of IV s1andard arc classified as

Primary Schools. This would also include junior

basic schools if any.

For-purposes of reporting, schools which provide

education not merely from I to IV but also for

, higher standards, called composite schools for easy

reference, arc split up into different Itvcls of

education and counted as independent units under

ca~4 such level.

ii) M: Middle or Junior S~condary School :

Schools· providing education from V standard and

upwards \upto and inclusive of VII standard arc

classified as middle schools. In Karnatab, as a

matter of fact, the term middle school is no longer

in vogue. Primary edUCation itself consists of seven

years of scbooling and the first four years duration

of this course is called Lower Primary and the next

3 year period is termed as Higher Primary. As

mentioned above for accounting purposes, a Higher

Primary School with I-VII standard is treated as

two units i.e., one Primary School and one Middle

School.

. iii) H : Matriculation or Secondary School :

Schools providing education from VIII standard and

upwards upto and inclusive of X standard arc

classified as High Schools. A composite school with

I-X standard is, treated as three separate units and

counted separately under the categories of Primary

Schools, Middle Schools and High Schools.

iv) PUC: Higher Secondary/Intermediate! Pre­

University/Junior College: Schools and colleges that

provide education for the XI and XII standards or . , as is more common in Karnalaka, for the I and II

year of the Pre-University Course, fall under this

category. There are Higher Secondary Schools with

VIII standard and upwards covering the XII standard

and, on the other hand, there arc also degree

colleges which provide education for PUC I year

and PUC II year. These composite units are, as

explained earlier, split up into different levels for

reporting purposes.

v) C : College This would cover all

educational institutions that provide post-PUC level

education leading to University degree in any subject

or combination of subjects and also post-graduatl:

levels of education.

vi) I : Industrial School : Industrial Schools if

any 111 the village arc indicated by.the abbreviation

'I'.

. vii) Tr : Training School: All types of Institutions

that provide vocational and professional training arc

covered by this abbreviation.

viii) AC : Adult Literacy Class/Centre : This

abbreviation is recorded in this column only if adult

literacy classes were being conducted regularly in

the village during the reference year.

ix) 0 : Others : All other types of educational

institutions such as Sanskrit Pathasala, Urdu

Madarasa, Makhtab etc.. arc included in this

residuary category.

It is important to note that in this column

whenever the number of institutions of a particular

level or class exceeds one, only then the actual

number is also reported immediately after the

relevant abbreviation within brackets. That is to

say, the mere presence of an abbreviation without

any numcric~1 attribute signifies the existence of the

facility, in at Icast one institution for which that

abbreviation stands. The numerals indicate the

number of institutions or units of that level or type.

Such a procedure has not been adopted in respect

of Adult Literacy Class/Centre in view of

inconsistencies noticed in the data furnished.

If a village docs not have any educational

institution whatsoever then a dash· (-) is entered in

this column and thereafter, within brackets, the

range of the distance (in km) from the n:fcrent

village to the nearest place having at least a primary

school is indicated. The emphasis here is on the

most basic need i.e., the minimum level. In other

words, if the village has primary school, but not

middle school or high school then no further

information is furnished in respect of thc proximity

of a middle school or a high school or a college.

Similarly, for a villa6Yc with primary and middle

schools hut no high school or a college, no further

information is furnished in respect of the proximity

of places having high school and college level

facilities.

It may agaIn be recalled that the concept of a

viilage covers the entire revenue jurisdiction of that

unit and includes all the hamlets and clusters of

houses as well as isolated homesteads if any i.e.,

all human settlements as also all the non-residential

buildings . located within the limits of the village ... ,..~

concerne,d.

Column 6 : Medical :

The abbreviations used to denote the existence

of medical institutions of different types in the village

arc

H

MCW MH

CWC HC PHC

D FPC TB NH RP SMP CHW

o

Hospital Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Maternity Home Child Welfare Centre Health Centre Primary Health Centre/Primary Health

Unit Dispensary Family Planning Centre T.B.Clinic Nursing Home Registered Private Medical Practitioner Subsidised Medical Practitioner Community Health Worker

Others

If the number of institutions of a particular type

happens to be more than one, then that number is also indicated immediately after the relevant

abbreviation.

If medical facilities of any of the types mentioned

above are not available in the village then a dash

is entered in this column and thereafter, within

brackets, the range of the distance (in km) from

the referent village to the nearest place having a

medical institution which provides at least the

minimum level of medical facilities is indicate!l. I)

The status of a Primary Health Unit in Karnataka

is much lower than that of a Primary Health Centrc.

However for purposes of reporting under this column,

the abbreviation PHC has been made usc of in

respect of PHU as well. The abbreviation H which

stands for hospitals implies the availability of facilities

for the treatment of in-patients also. In several Primary Health Centres also such facilities do exist.

Likewise Maternity Homes also entertain in-patients but then these are confined only to maternity cases.

4

This apart, in all other cases except in private

nursing h0!11es. arrangements exist for the treatment

of out-patients only. In local pari.mce i~ certain

areas however even a dispensary is referred to as

a hospital and the clinic run by a private medical

practitioner as a dispensary and a private nursing

home as a hospital. This indiscriminate usage at

times leads to confusion.

All types of medical institutions, irrespective of

the system of medicine practiced therein, arc covered

under this column without any attempt to provide

a further break up by t~6 systems of medicine

practiced;

.About the Community Health Worker it may

i~identally be mentioned that it docs not refer to worke's in extension programmes like the Malaria

Surveillance Wc)rker, the Basic Health Worker, the

Auxiliary Nurse Midwife etc., but refers only to the

paramedical personnel who have been specially

trained for dispensing medicines for minor ailments

at the doorsteps of the patients.

Column 7 : Drinking Water

f()lIowi~g arc tnc abbreviations used to indicate

the different sources of drinking water that are

available in the village. These sources· of--drinking

water supply may be public '. property or may be

owned by private persons and institutions. If there

arc two or more sources of drinking water in a

village then all these sources are mentio.Qed one

after the other but separated by commas.

T Tap C Canal W Well L Lake Tk Tank S Spring

TW Tube Well N Nallah/Stream HP Hand Pump R River f Fountain

0 Others NA Information not available

A village is regarded as having 'tap water' facility

only if the village is provided with proper storage

facility and an arrangement for supply of water to

the consumers through a network of pipes. Most

of the villages where NRWS schemes have been

implemented fall under this category. On the other

han~, under the Mini Water Supply Scheme or

Accelerated Rural Water Supply Scheme etc., if

arrangements have been made in the village to pump

water from a primary source such as a borewell,

store that water in RCC or' masonary tanks erected

at one or' more centrally located phices and to

provide such storage tanks with a few taps for public

use, the source of water supply in the village has

been regarded' as 'Tube Well' and not as 'Tap'.

During the last decade, borcwells have been

drilled under ode scheme or the other in most of

lhe villages of Karnataka. As a result, open draw

wells which formerly constituted the main source of

drinking water in several of these villages have

ceased to enjoy such. a status. Such wells arc reported to have either dried up or the waler therein

has been rendered unfit for human consumption

due to contamination on account of negligence, as

well as disuse and stagnation of water. Thus, for

numerous villages 'hand pump' has now been

reported as the main source of drinking water.

If the village docs not have any sourCl: of

drinking water supply at all then, after a dash III

this column, the di~tance range that one has to

traverse to reach the nearest place with drinking

water facility is indicated.

Column 8 : Post and Telegraph

In this column, information on the availability

of postal, telegraph and telephon~ facilities in the

village is furnished using the following abbreviations.

PO Post Office

TO Telegraph Office PTO Phone

Post and Telegraph Office Telephone connection

Villages with Extra Departmental Post Offices

are regarded as having the post ?ffice facility.

Similarly, villages having phonocom facility (but not

having a regular Telegraph Office equipped with

Morse Code transmitters) arc regardcd ,1S having

Telegraph facilities.

Telephone connection need not necessarily

indicate the availability of a public call oflice in the

village, for even private telephone connections to

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subscribers have been taken into consideration while

filling up this column. If a village has postal as well as tdephone facilitics then both these amcnities are

mentioned. Likewise if there is a PTO and telephone

connections, then both the abbreviations are entered

in this column. On the other hand if the village

is not having any of these facilities then a dash is

noted and next to it thl: distance to the nearest

place having the minimum facility of a post office is indicated in ranges.

Column 9 : Day or Days of the Market/Hat

The column refers to the weekly, or bi-weekly

markets i.e., the wcekly shandy, held in villages with

a view to cater to the needs of that village and

more so to the needs of thc inhabitants of several

surrounding villagcs. In local terminology such a

weekly markct is called Sun the and is quite popular

in Karnataka. In thc case of villages which host

such shandics the actual day on which the shandy

takes place is mentioned and in all other cases a

dash is entered and thereafter the distance to the

nearest place with a wcckly market is indicated in

ranges as spccilied in the column heading. The

place whcre such weekly market gathcrs may be

locatcd in the limits of an adjoining taluk or district.

The important maller for consideration hcre is the

geographical proximity. I n some -cases where 'the

nearcst town or a large sized village with a permanent

market would serve the nceds of the villagers, the

distance ranges refer to such places with permanent

markets only. In such eases obviously the nearest

place where a weekly market is held would be very

far away and will not be a maller of much significance.

For instance shandy is not being held in any of the

villages of Ramanagaram taluk of Bangalore Rural

District.

Column 10 : Communication

For purposes of this column, only the means

of public transport namely bus, railway and water

transport system if any are considered. If the village

is served by any mode of such public transport the

fact is indicated using the undermeutioned

abbreviations :

BS Bus Stop RS NW

Railway Station Navigable Waterway (including flver,

canal, back-water~, etc.)

If a bus stop. or a railway stalion IS localed

within the territorial jurisdiction of a village then

that village is considered as being served by that

facility even if that bus stop or railway station is

in a somewhat solitary place and is located at some

distance from the village-site. If more than one

type of communication facility is available, then all

the relevant abbreviations arc mentioned in this

column. If no such facility is availahle at all then

a dash is entered and thereafter the distance to the

nearest place with a communication facility is

indicated in ranges.

Column 11 : Approach to village

By approach to village is meant the type of

road that leads to the village and this would indicate

whether the village is accessible throughout the year

or only during the fair season. The abbreviations

used in this column arc

PR Pucca Road

KR Kachcha Road

NR Navigable River

NC Navigable Canal

NW : Navigable Waterway (other than river and

canal)

FP : Foot path/Bridle path

If a village has a fool path or bridle path lind

also bolh pucca road and kachcha mad then, on\)1

PR is recorded in this column as it would denote

a higher level of facility of the same type. Similarly

if the village has a bridle path, a foot path and a

Kachcha Road, then only KR is reported in this

column. While kachcha road refers only to the

unsurfaced mud road, the term pucca road covers

tar roads, cement roads, water bound mecadum

roads and metalled roads. But, if in addition to

either PR or KR the village has a waterway then

information on the availability of a water way is

also indicated.

Column 12 : Nearest town and distance

The name of the nearest town, that IS, any

urban area as defined for purposes of the 1991

Census, and the distance thereto from the village

are indicated in this column. The town mentioned

here need not be located within that vcry taluk or

the district or even the State for that maller. The

main point for consideration here is the geographical

proximity. The distance however is reckoned nol

as a 'crow Ilics' but by somc land route or waler

way. Further, when there is a cross country footpath

or a cart-track and a little more circuitous road

from the village or its proximity to the town then

the distance by road is reported here in preference

to the distance by foot path or cart-track. Similarly,

when there are natural hurdles like unbridged rivers

or streams the distance is furnished by the more

circuitous route that the villagers would usually

prefer. The information on distance is based on

local I:nquiry by th(; reporting agency and is very

approximate. If the town mentioned in this column

belongs to another State then the name of that

State is also indicated along with the name of the

town and the distance thl:reto.

Column 13 : Power Supply

If the village is electrified, that is, if power is

actually available, whatever may be the form of its

usc, then the village is regarded as enjoying this

amenity of power supply. If the supply, IS expressly

restricted for, say agricultural or any other specific

purpose then this point is clearly stated by using a

spl:ciiic abbreviation. On the other hand, if

electricity is being supplied for all purposes without

any reservations, then information on various

purposes IS not separately mention_ed. The

abbreviations used in this colUI11n are :

ED EAG

EO

: Ekct:icity (m dome~tic purpm',c only Electricity for agricultural purp()ses only

Electricity I'm other purposes like­

industrial

EA Eleetricity for all purposes stated above

Clliumn 14 to 18 : Land Use (i.e. area under ditl'erelll types of land use in hectares upto two places (If decimal)

The land usc pattern adopted for the Village

Directory conforms to the classification of land use

as recommended by the Ministry of Agriculture,

Government of India. The Ministry of Agriculture

has recommended the maintenance of records on

land ll~e under the following five categories :

1. Forests

2. Lands not availabk for cultivation :

a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses

b) Barren and unculturable lands

3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow

lands :'

a) Permanent pl!stures and other grazing

lands,

b) Lands under miscellaneous tree-crops and

groves not included in the net area sown,

c) Culturable wastes

4. Fallow lands :

a) Fallow lands-other than current fallows,

b) Current fallows

5. Net are,! sown

Column 14 of the Village Directory corresponds

to category 1 i.e. forest, while columns IS and 16

put together represent the cultivated lands and

correspond to the combination of categories 4 and

5 above. Similarly, columns 17 and IS respectively

correspond to categories 3 and 2 of the above

classification. The data furnished here arc based

on the village records and pertain generally to the

year 1989. The total of the area figures reported

under these columns generally tallies with the total

geographical area of 'the village noted in column 3.

However, in the case of villages which arc partly

included in towns the total area reported in column

3 will be less than the total arrived at by adding

the figures reported under these columns (i.e.

Columns 14 to 18).

Column 14: Forest

This includes all lands classified as forests under

any legal enactment dealing with forests or

administered as forests whether State-owned or

private and whether wooded or simply maintained

as potential forest land. Lands transferred to forest _ ..

department for afforestatio.n as also the class C and

o lands transferred thus by the revenue department

are also classified as forests. Within the forest area

itself there may occasionally be cultivated patches

or else there may be grazing lantls. But such areas

too are shown under column 14 only as forests. If

within an area classified as forest some specific

extents of lands havc been expressly assigned for

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regular cultivation and the records have not been

set right pending f()rmali~ati()n of grants and related

processes of survcy and settlement then such cropped

areas are shown undef column 15 Of 16 as the case

may be and the remaindcr alone is shown as forest

under column 14. The processes of regularisation

of land grants anti effecting relevant changes in the

basic records of survcy and settlement are somewhat

protracted anti time consuming. Therefore, the

information· merely based on records is, in some

cases at least, likely to be different when compared.

with that based on actual field inspection. "

Column 15 and 16 : Irrigated (by source) and Un-irrigated

These two columns cover all the agricultural

I,ands and when added together would correspond

to the net area sown plus the current and othc

fallows, Thc lalter would imply all lands which we{

taken up for cultivation, but arc tcmporarily out 0

culrivation for a period of not less than one yea

and not more than five years. All lands that ar,

lying uncultivated as fallows for more than 5 year

in succession arc regarded as permanent fallow

i.e., eulturable waste, and are covered under columl

17. Area sown more than once during the sam

year, if any in the village, is counted only ono

under these columns. In column 15, a sourcewise

brt:ak up of the irrigated area is furnished using

the following abbreviations :

C;C

PC W

We TW

TWe

Tk

R

L

Wf o T

Government Canal

Private Canal

Well (without Electricity)

Well (with Electricity) Tubewell (without Electricity)

Tubewell (with Electricity) Tank

River

Lake

Waterfall Others

Total

The concept of irrigation implies thc existcnce

of a source of water supply within a reasonable

distance and an arrangement to regulate the supply

of watn according to the day-to-tlay needs of the

erops raised in these fields. Naturally therefore all

areas that arc cultivated under purely rainfed

conditiQns are treated as unirrigated. Though p:Jddy

is generally regarded as a wet crop, if it is raised

purely as a rainfed crop, as it very often is the

case in heavy to very heavy rainfall regions, such

areas are regarded as unirrigated for purposes of

this column and shown under column 16. Similarly,

about garden crops, the area is considered for

column 15 only if there is an cleihent of irrigation.

Sometimes it happens that the lands shown as dry

and rainfed in the settlement records are in actual

fact having irrigation facilities due to recent changes

such as sinking of wells, introduction of lift irrigation

or canal irrigation 'or commissioning of a project

etc .. In such a case the actual situation is taken

note of and despite its classification as rainfCd in

the records, the area concerned is treated as irrigated.

Though rare, the opposite situation (where a plot

of land originally shown as irrigated has ceased to

enjoy that facility and is now yielding purely rainfed

crops) is also met with and such a situation arises

due to reasons such as breaching of tanks, drying

up of irrigation wells and small tanks, defunct canal

system and so on. The reporting agency has generally

assessed the actual situation prevailing during the

reference year i.e., 1989, while furnishing the data

on irrigated lands. Regarding canal irrigation too

it is the actual irrigated area and not the command

area that has been reported here,

In column 16 the total extent of unirrigated

lands, that is, dry lands cultivated as rainfed fields

and the current fallow lands put together is reported.

As explained above, lands yielding rain led paddy

crop are considered as unirrigated.

Column 17 : Culturable Waste (including gauchar and groves)

This category includes all lands available for

cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation at

all or taken up for cultivation once but not cultivatcd

during the past five years or more in succession.

Sueh lands may be· either fallow or covered with

shrubs and jungles which are not put to any usc.

These may be assessed or unassessed and may be

in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings.

Lands under thatching grass, bamboo bushes and

other groves which are not included under orchards

or forests arc also included under this category.

Further, this includes all grazing lands irrespective

of whether these arc permanent pastures and

meadows or not. In several instances, hi.nds that

were at one time reserved for use as gra-;ing fields

and pastures and declared as assessed or unassessed

wastes have, over a period of time, been brought

under cultivation either fully or in parts as a result

of gradual encroachments and also because of the

policy decisions of the Government regarding land

grants. THUS, though the particular plot of land

continues to be shown as a . pasture in the village

records the actual field situation would, reveal that

most of that land is actually under cultivation. In

all such cases, to the extent possible, the actual

field situation has been taken into consideration by

the reporting agency.

Column 18 : Area not available for cultivation

In this column, the total extent of land which

IS not available for cultivation in view of its being

barren and unculturahle as also that which is put

to non-agricultural uses IS reported. Mountains,

deserts, rocky hills, quarrics, ravines and the like

as well as the lands that c,mnot be brought under

cultivation except at a very high cost are included

in the category of barren and uncultiVaote lands.

The category of lands put to non-agricultural uses

covers all lands occupied by buildings, roads, railways,

parks and play grounds, area under watcr viz., rivers,

streams, canals, reservoirs, tanks, ponds 'el:c, and

land put to any other use which is apparently non-agricultural.

There arc four appendices to the Village

Directory. Appendix-l is based on the Village

Directory itself and presents abstract figures for the

CD.Blocks and the district in respect of various

amenities for which information is presented in the

Village Directory. At the end of the Village Directory

of each CD.Block, against "Total (Sum)", the total

number of various types llf educational and medical

institutions represented by various abbreviations

under columns 5 and (j respectively arc given. In

Appendix-f, besides incorporating this information,

the total number of villages in which these institutions

arc situated is also given for comparison. Further,

in respect of amenities viz., drinking water supply,

post and telegraph, communication and power suppl)

!or which the types of amenities available are

indicate4 by abbreviations under columns 7, 8, 10

and 13 respectively for each village but' totals are

not presented for the C.D.Block as a whole in the

Village Direttory, the total number of villages in the C.D.Block and, in the district as weU, having

the above mentioned amenities is also presented

under separate captions in Appendix-I.

Appendix-II presents the land utilisation data

in respect of non-municipal census towns. The

different types of land use for which information is

presented here is same as that in the Village

Directory. Owing to constraints in the compilation

of land use data, information in respect of towns

comprising portion/s of one or more villages could

not be procured and compiled. Thus information in

respect of non-municipal census towns (NMCTs)

which comprise of a whole revenue village only is

presented in this appendix wherever applicable.

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Appendix-III gives the list of villages

which are lacking in all amenities covered

in the V~lage Directory except the drinking

water.'

Appendices-IV(A) and IV(B) are compiled from

the Primary Census Abstract. The proportion of

Scheduled Castes population to the total population

of the village, as per 1991 census, has been worked

out for each village in a C.D .Block and a list of

villages grouped into 6 ranges of percentage points

is given in Appendix-IV(A). Appendix-IV(B) is

similar to Appendix-IV(A) but deals with

the proportion of Scheduled Tribes to

the total population of the village concerned." '. However ID view of the vast difference in the

relative strengths of these two communities as

well as the pattern of distribution, the percentage

points included in the 6 ranges adopted for the

Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes are

slightly different.

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· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: ANKOLA-OOIO C.D.BLOCK:ANKOLA-OOIO.

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS ,

NO LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE

(Manual) (C~ter" (Manual) ~Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

\.1 Achave 11120/1/38 11/20/0010/0038 9/19/1/38 09/19/00101.0038 2 Adigone 11/20/1/62 11/20/0010/0062 9/19/1/62 09/19/0010/0062 3 Adlur 11/20/1/18 11/20/0010/~018 9/19/1118 09/19/0010/0018 4 ,Agragone 11/20/1/60 11/20/0010/0060 9/19/1/60 09/19/0010/0060

5 I'gsur 11/20/1/17 11/20/0010/0017 9/19/1/17 09/19/0010/0017 6 Algeri 11/20/1/85 11/20/0010/0085 9/19/1/85 09/19/0010/0085 7 Anetle 11/20/1/46 11/20/0010/0046 9/19/1/46 09/19/0010/0046 8 Aversa 11/20/1168 11/20/0010/0068 9/19/1/68 09/19/0010/0068

9 Balale 11/20/1/22 11/20/0010/0022 9/19/1/22 09/19/0010/0022 10 BaleguLi 1;/20/1/83 11/20/0010/0083 9/19/1/83 09/19/0010/0083 11 Belambar 11/20/1/48 11/20/0010/0048 9/19/1/48 09/19/0010/0048 12 Belelceri 11/20/1167 11/20/0010/0067 9/19/1167 09/19/0010/0067 13 Belse 11/20/1/29 11/20/0010/0029 9/19/1/29 • , 09/19/0010/0029 14 Berde 11/20/1/81 11/20/0010/0081 9/19/1181 09/19/0010/0081 15 Bhasgod 11/20/1/47 11/20/0010/0047 9/19/1/47 09/19/0010/0047 16 Bhavikeri 11120/1/86 11120/0010/0086 9/19/1/86 09/19/0010/00'86 17 Bi lehoingi 11/20/1159 11120/0010/0059 9/19/1159 09/19/0010/0059 18 Bobruwada 11/20/1/50 11/20/0010/0050 9/19/1/50 09/19/0010/0050 19 BogribaiL 11/20/1/82 11/20/0010/0082 9/19/1/82 09/19/0010/0082 20 Bole. 11/20/1/19 11120/0010/0019 9/19/1/19 09/19/0010/0019 21 BrahllUr 11120/1/39 11/20/0010/0039 9/19/1/39 09/19/0010/0039-

22 Devigadde 11/20/1/24 11/20/0010/0024 9/19/1/24 09/19/0010/0024 23 Dongri 11/20/1/14 11/20/oo10/oo1{. 9/19/1114 09/19/0010/0014

24 Gule "/20/l/n ll/20/00l0/il072 9/19/1/n 091 19/001 %on 25 Goodabala 11/20/1/34 11/20/0010/0034 9/19/1/34 09/19/0010/0034

26 Hadav 11/2011/58 11120/0010/0058 9/19/1/58 09/19/0010/0058 27 Halvalli 11/20/1/15 11120/0010/0015 9/19/1/15 09/1910010/0015 28 Harwade 11/20/1/69 11120/0010/0069 9/19/1169 09/19/0010/0069 29 Hattikeri 11/20/1/80 11/20/0010/0080 9119/1180 09/19/0010/0080 30 Hebbul 11/20/117 11/20/0010/0007 9/19/1/7 09/19/001010007 31 Heggar 11/20/1/12 11/20/0010/0012 9/19/1112 09/19/0010/0012 32 Heggarmakkigadde 11/20/114 11/2010010/0004 9/19/114 09/19/0010/0004 33 Heggarnikotebavi 11/20/1178 11/2010010/0078 9/19/1178 09/19/0010/0078 34 Hegre 11/20/1161 11/20/0010/0061 9/19/1/61 09/19/0010/0061 35 Hichkad 11/20/1/57 11/20/0010/0057 9/19/1/57 09/1910010/0057 36 ItHlur t 1{20/1I35 tl/2a/OO10/0035 9/1911135 09{19/OO10/0035 37 HomebaiL 11/20/1164 11/20/0010/0064 9/1911/64 09119/0010/0064 38 Hosgadde "/20/'/1 11/20/0010/0001 911911/1 09/1910010/0001

39 Joog 11/20/1/25 11/20/0010/0025 9/19/1/25 09/19/0010/0025

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: ANKOLA-OOIO C.D.BLOCK:ANKOLA~lO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE

(Manual) (C~ter) (Manual) (C~ter)

2 3 4 5 6

40 lCabgal 11/20/1/40 11/20/0010/0040 9/19/1/40 09/19/0010/0040 41 lCalleshwar 11/20/1/13 11/20/0010/0013 9/19/1/13 09/19/0010/0013 42 lCamge 11/20/1/26 11/20/0010/0026 9/19/1/26 09/19/0010/0026 43 lCanmani 11/20/1/16 11/20/0010/0016 9/19/1/16 09/19/0010/0016 44 lCanagi l 11/20/1/56 11/20/0010/0056 9/19/1/5~ 09/19/0010/0056 45 lCanchinnale 11120/1/3 11/20/0010/0003 9/19/1/3 09/19/0010/0003 46 lCarebail 11/20/1/43 11/20/0010/0043 9/19/1/43 09/19/0010/0043 47 lCattinhakkal 11/20/1/8 11/20/0010/0008 9/19/118 09/19/0010/0008 48 lCavalalli 11/20/1/6 f 1120/0010/0006 9/19/1/6 09/19/0010/0006 49 Kenkanishivapur 11/20/1/41 11/20/0010/0041 9/19/1/41 09/19/0010/0041 50 lCodlagadde 11/20/1/10 11/20/0010/0010 9/19/1/10 09/19/0010/0010 51 lCodsani 11/20/1/31 11120/0010/0031 ·9/19/1/31 09/19/0010/0031 52 lCogre 11/20/1/55 11/20/0010/0055 9/19/1/55 09/19/0010/0055 53 lCondige 11/20/1/74 11/20/0010/0074 9/19/1/74 09/19/0010/0074 54 Kuntgani 11/20/1/36 11120/0010/0036 9/19/1/36 09/19/0010/0036

55 Lakkegul i 11/20/1/73 11/20/0010/0073 9/19/1/73 09/19/0010/0073 56 Laxmeshwar 11/20/1/21 11/20/0010/0021 9/19/1/21 09/19/0010/0021

57 Mallani 11/20/1/76 11/20/0010/0076 9/19/1176 09/19/0010/0076 58 Manigaclcle 11/20/1/37 11/20/0010/0037 9/19./1/37 09/19/0010/0037' 59 Manjaguni 11/20/1/63 11/20/0010/0063 9/19/1/63 09/1910010/0063 60 Marugadde 11/20/115 11/20/0010/0005 9/19/1/5 • 09/19/0010/dIfs 61 Mogte 11/20/1145 11/20/0010/0045 9/19/1/45 09/19/0010/0045 62 Morall i 11/20/1/44 11120/0010/0044 9/19/1/44 09/19/0010/0044

63 Naclibag 11/20/1/49 11/20/0010/0049 9/19/1/49 09/19/0010/0049 64 Navagadde 11/20/1/2 11/20/0010/0002 9/19/1/2 09/19/0010/0002 65 Nellurkanchinbail 11/20/1/79 11/20/0010/0079 9/19/1/79 09/19/0010/0079

66 Poojgeri 11/20/1/52 11/20/0010/0052 9/19/1/52 09/19/0010/0052

67 Sagaclgeri 11/20/1/27 11/20/0010/0027 9/19/1/27 09/19/0010/0027 68 Sakalben 11/20/1/70 11/20/0010/0070 9/19/1/70 09/19/001010070 69 Shetgeri 11/20/1/54 11/20/0010/0054 9/19/1/54 09/19/0010/0054 70 Shevakar 11/20/1/11 11/20/0010/0011 9/19/1/11 09/19/0010/0011 71. Shevegul i 11/20/1In 11/20/0010/00n 9/19/1!77 09/19/0010/00n 72 Shikl i turL i 11/20/1/75 11/20/0010/0075 9/19/1!75 09/19/0010/0075 73 Shingannakki 11/20/1/65 11/20/0010/0065 9/1911/65 09/19/0010/0065 74 Shi rgunj i 11/20/1/33 11/20/0010/0033 9/19/1/33 09/19J0010/0033 75 Shirkuli 11/20/1/84 11/20/0010/0084 9/19/1/84 09/19/0010/0084 76 Shirur 11/20/1/28 11/2010010/0028 9/19/1/28 09/19/0010/0028 n SU'llcsal 11/20/1/9 11/20/0010/0009 9/19/1/9 09/19/0010/0009 78 Surve 11/20/1/53 11120/0010/0053 9/19/1/53 09/19/0010/0053

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TALUK: ANKOLA-OOIO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE NO

79 Takatger; 80 Talg&dde 81 Tenkankeri

82 Ulware

83 Vandige 84 Varilben 85 Vasarkudrige

86 Wadibogri

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1991 CENSUS

lOCATlOH CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (C~ter)

3 4

11/2011/42 11120/9010/0042 11/20/1/30, 1112010010/0030 11/20/1/51 11/20/0010/0051

11/2011/23 11/2010010/0023

11/20/1/20 11/20/0010/0020 11/20/1/71 11/20/0010/0071 11/20/1/32 11120/001010032

11/20/1166 11/20/0010/0066

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C. D. BLOCK: ANKOLA-OOlO

1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE LOCATIPN CODE (Manual) (C~ter)

5 6

9/19/1/42 09/19/0010/0042 9/19/1/30 09/19/001010030 9119/1/51 09/19/0010/0051

9/19/1/23 09/19/0010/0023

9/19/1/20 09/19/0010/0020 9/19/1/71 09/19/0010/0071 9/19/1/32 09/19/0010/0032

9/19/1/66 09/19/0010/0066

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the

No. th" village Popu- column and next to it in bracl::ets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -S I::ms, S-IO kms, (In hectares) lalion and 10+ kms orlh.: neareo;! I!lace where the facililJ:: is available is glv"n!.

and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, HOIlSll- Tele- marketl Railway Station, holds graph hal ifany Waterway)

(1) m (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO)

HOsGADDE 216.61 601 P(2) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(131)

2 NAVAGADDE 1014.05 54 -(0-5) -(0-5) W -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(10)

3 KANCHI NMALE 1473.00 -----------------.---.-- UN - INHABITED -------------------------

4 HEGGARMAKKlGADDE 1431.03 301 P -(5-10) II -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

(43)

5 MARUGADDE 167-1.32 129 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (10+) -(5-10)

(18)

6 KAVALALLJ 4178.94 246 P -(5-10) W, HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

(49)

7 HEBBUL 1627.15 486 P -(10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(85)

8 KATTINHAKKAL 2294.73 315 P(2) -(10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(60)

9 SUNKSAL 2824.57 849 P(3), M -(5-10) II, HP PO -(10+) '8S (175)

10 KODLAGADDE 2565.71 848 P(3), M PHC, FPC W, HP PO -(10+) BS (179)

11 SHEVAKAR 2003.48 351 P(2) -(5-10) II -(O-~) -(10+) -(0-5) (57)

12 HEGGAR 1653.41 373 P -(0-5) W -(0-5) ·(10+) P-5)

(58)

13 KALLESHWAR 1309.60 211 P ;(5-10) \I PO -(10+) -(0-5) (36)

14 DONGRI 3253.61 606 p(2) -(5-10) \I, HP PO -(10+) BS (114)

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DIRECTORY

AND LAND US~

Name ofC.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No~: 0010

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (arel under ditTerenc types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal plae.:s) L.C. to village and distance (in KIn.) Supply. No.

Forest In:i,aled Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and • groves)

<1'> cis) ,

(11) (12) ,'l (14) (16) (17) (18) (1) , PR ANKOlA· IY· 1 EA 147.90 Total 0.87 46.33 21.12 0.39

II 0.87

, PR ANKOLA· IY· 10 EA 955.10 Total 0.12 39.79 8.16 10.28 2

II O~ 12

......•..••......•......• -- ... ---- .. --------- UN . INHABITED -- ..•. --~-- .. ---------- •• --.-.-.- .. --- ..... -• 3

PR A~KOt.A- IY- 31 EA . 1348.65 Total 1.14 511.62 13.84 16.78 4 II 0.74 0 0.40

PR ANKOLA~ IY- 35 EA 1630.47 Total 1.34 23.58 8.48 7.45 5 0 1.34

PR ANKOLA- IY- 25 EA 4037.95 Total 0.87 29.91 5.21 105.00 6 II 0.47 0 0.40

PR ANKOLA- IY- 30 . EA 1409.69 . Total 4.97 129.80 11.72 70.97 7 0 4.97

PR ANICOLA- IV- 38 E~ 2149.94 Total 26.23 89.38 ' 26.17 3.01 8

0 26.23

." PR ANKOLA- IV- 34 EA 2473.11- Total 11.56 226.41 32.21 81.28 9

0 11.56

PR ANKOLA- IY- 45 EA 2290.68 Total 103.72 76.97 2.27 92.07 10 0 103.72

PR YELlAPUR' IY- 2l EA 1858.00 Total 20.63 72.94 11.95 39.96. 11 0 20.63

PR YELlAPUR· IY- 2S EA 1552.58 .. Total 15.83 7-.84 16.79 30.37 12 0 15.83 .

PR YEllAPUR· IV· 40 EA 1240.95 Total 14.n 37.1." 10.06 6.03 13 0 14.n

)R ANKOlA· IV· 41 EA 2951.88 Total 2.19 145.60 3i .:>, :'6.34 14 0 2.19

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VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. Name of Village N·~.

~1) (2)

15 HALVALLI

i6 KAMMAN I

17 AGSUR.

18 ADLUR

19 SOLE

20 VANDIGE

21 L~.)(MESHIIAR

22 BALr.LE

23 ULWARE

24 DEVIGADDE

Total area of the village (In~larel)

:$328.05

1485.71

1454.13 ,

Total Popu­lation: and No.of House­holds

(4)

AmenitiCiavai~ (if~ aVaillto wilbin the village. a dash (-) is shown in the eolumn and nc~ to it in brackCta. the distanee in broad nages viz.·-5 kms, 5-10 krnt •.

aod 10+ kma of the !le!re" place where the facility is ayailable is given). ' Eduea- Medical Drinking Pml Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bu. Stop. Tele- market! Railway SlatWn. graph hat if any WatelWay)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)'

840 P, H -(5-10) II -(10+) BS (167)

126 P -(10+) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(28)

1972 P(4), H, It RP T, W, liP PTO, -(10+) BS (374) Phone

1219.15 . 641 P, M . -(0-5) W, HP ~(0-5) -(10+) BS (120)

614.87 1082 P -CO-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5>, BS (194)

I 189.68 2024 P, H, H -(0-5) T, II, HP PTO, .;"~ -f:5) -tS

(410) Phone

52.88 928 -(0-5) -(0-5) II. HP - (0-5) ,~ . -(0-5) -(0-5)

(178)

216.58 844 P(2) -(5-10) II, HP - (0-5) -(5-10) BS (172)

379.21 1002 P(3), M -(0-5) II, HP PO -(5-10) BS (174)

226.23 376 P -(0-5) II '(0~5) -(5-10) - (0-5) (57)

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...

DIREC/TORY , "

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D:Block: ANKOLA; COde No.: 0010

Approach Neamt Town, Claa of Town Power Land UK (area under different type. of land 'UK in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. 'to village and dialaDce (In Km.) Supply No.

FONIl Irrigated On-irrigated Cultunble Area not (by aource of irrigation) walle available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

~11 l-, ,

' Ui! ~1~l ~14l ,t~l ~1~l ,'7! ~18l ~1l , \

PR YEl.LAfIUR- IY~, 40 EA 2942.04 Total ~3.25 176.58 46.74 109.44 15 W 0.10

,We 0.71 0 52.44

PR i YELLAPUR- IY- 48 EA 1448.12 Total 3.00 21.59 11.75 1.25 16 0 3.00

PR ANICOLA- IY- 15 EA 1024.89 Total 4.29 283.44 16.01 125.50 17 W 0.90

we 1.37 0 2;02

PR ANICOLA' IV- 13 EA 963.18 Total 2.75 148.82 15.52 88.88 18 W 1.52

lie 0.42 0 0.81

PR ANICOLA- IY- 1 EA 346.02 Total 2.69 169.59 67.79 28.78 19 W 1.78

We 0.51 0 0.40

PR ANICOLA- IY- 2 EA Total 3.83 131.40 20.78 33.67 20 W 3.53

lie 0.30

PR ANICOLA- IY- 2 EA Total 8.64 38.24 1.57 4.43 . 21 W 7.39

lie 1,.25

PR ANICOLA- IY- 15 EA 93.78 Total 3.82 68.61 25.07 25.30 22 W 3.36

lie 0.46

PR ANICOLA- IV- 10 EA 231.24 Total 18.29 65.12 32.68 31.88 23 II 17.60

We 0.18 0 0.51

KR ANQ)LA- IY- 19 EA 127.84 Total 1.46 56.54 36.53 3.86 24 II 1.34

We 0.12

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VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. Name of Village Total area of No. the villa,c

(In hectares)

(1) (2) (3)

25 . JOOO 214.42

26 KAMGE 189.13

27 SAGADGERI 270.67

28 5111RUR 894.72

29 BElSE 1394.43

30 TAlGAOO£ 1252.87

31 KOOSANI 550.17

32 VASAlKUDAlGE 1113.66

33 SHIRGUNJI nl.67

3040.95

35 H1LlUR 3388.78

Total Amenities available (if not lIVailable within the village, a daM (-) is shown in the Popu- column and next 10 it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, ;-10 kms, 181ion and 10+ kms 2ftbe nearest I!!!£t where the facili~ is av!!i~ble is given}. .' .

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Da~ or Communication and , No.of lional House-holds

(4) (5)

568 P (88)

243 P (42)

405 P, It (68)

1451 P, H (270)

2636 P(6), M, II (504)

139 P, M

(125)

557 P, M

(99)

950 (179)

~5

(133)

P(3), '"

P(Z), M

826 P(Z), M

(152)

Water

(6) m -(0-5) 'II, liP

-CO·S) 'II, lIP

- (0--5) 'II, liP

lip, SMP T, 'II, HP

PHe, FPC T, II, HP

-(0-5) 'II, HP

-(0-5) II, HP

-(5-10) II, HP

-(0'5) 'II, HP

liP, SMP T, II, liP

2126 P(7), H, H PHe, FPC· T, II, liP

(431)

20

and Days of Telc- markctl graph hal ifany

(8) (9)

-(O-5) '(5-10)

-(0-5) ·(0-5) , .

PO -(5-10)

PO -(5-10)

PTO, -(5"10) Phone

-(0-5) -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) '(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PO

PO, Phone

- (10+)

- (10+)

[Bus Slop, Railway Stalion, Waterway)

(10)

-(5-10)

• (5-10)

-(0-5 )

BS

BS

-(0-5)

BS

BS

BS

. 8S

BS

DIRECTORY

ANI? LAND USE Name ot C.V.Hlock : ANlIo.ULA; LOGe NO.: WLU

Approach Nearelll Town, Class o(Town Power. Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded 10 two decimil places) L.C. to village and distance (in Knt.) Supply No.

Forest IrriB~led Un-irrisaled Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waSIC aviilable

(indudin; for cultivation gaucharand groves)

i"l \"~2 "}2 "!tl ~'51 ,,61 nn ,'81 "2 , \

KR ANKOlA.- IV- 14 EA 33_04 Total , 14.88 53.43 22.83 90.24 25

W 14.88

KR ANKOLA- IV- 14 EA , 121.19 Total 1.10 34.02 29.26 3.56 26

II 1.10

KR ANKOLA- IV- 9 EA 65.00 Total 17.38 36.15 9.94 142.20 27

W. 17.28 We 0.10

PR AHKOLA- IV- 9 fA 179.96 Total 14.45 129.24 13.31 557.76 28

'II 14_45

PR ANKOlA- IV- 6 EA 880_76 Total 7_07 301.09 156.97 48.54 29

W 5_15

We 0.10 0 1.82

PR AHKOLA- IV- 5 EA 1082.86 Total 15.56 110.41 36.98 7.06 30

W 14.16 We 0.18

0 1.22

PR AHKOlA- IV- 12 EA 420.74 Total 2.71 97.41 25.18 4.13 31

W 1.50 0 1.21

KR ANKOlA- IV- 15 fA 845.45 Total 4.SC; 200.66 19.03 43.93 32

II 2.89 We 0.49

0 1.21

ICR ANKOLA- IV- 18 EA 547.43 Total 4.13 130.58 62.53 27.00 33

W 1.610 We 0.47

0 2.02

PR ANKOLA- IV- 24 EA 2757.89 Total 6.6; 180.88 62.73 32.7.8 34

W 4.95 We 0.32 0 1.40

PR ANKOlA- IV- 32 EA 2476.35 Total 33.25 512.26 210.26 156.66 35 w 6.71

We 1.42 0 25.12

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VILLAGE ,

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. No.

Name of Village

(2)

36 KUNTGANI

37 MANIGADDE

38 ACHAYE

39 BRAHHUR

40 ICABGAL

41 ICENICANISHI YAPUR

42 TAICATGERI

43 KAREBAIL

44 MORALLI

45 MOGTA

46 ANGLE

Total area of the village (In hectares)

2356.82

1371.49

4616.n

2549.06

988.75

906.75

188.95

235.27

705.87

373.69

260.50

Total I'opu­lation and

No.of }fouse­holds

(4)

824 <141>

89 (13)

Amenilills IVlIilable (if IlO( availablll willlin Ille village. a da"" (-) i. shown in the column and next 10 it in brackels, the dialanee in broad range. viz. -5 kms. 5-10 knis,

and 10+ kma of the neare. place wheN the facility ia !l\l!jlabW is given)' Educa- Medical Drinking Po.a . Day or Commullication

tional Water and Da13 of (Bul Stop. T Ille- market! Railway Station. graph hill if any Waterway I

(6) (8) (9) (10)

P, M -(10+) lol, HP -(0-5) 0(10+) -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(10+) 101 -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

1409 P(2), M -(10+) 101, HP PO -(10+) BS (294)

479 P -(5-10) w - (0-5) "(10+) -(5-10) (87)

120 P -(5-10) W - (5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (22)

328 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) :-(0-5) (55)

33 -(0-5) -(0-5) W -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (7)

217 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5)· -(,10+) -(0-5) (46)

420 P -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS (79)

758 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PO -(10+) BS (148)

253 P -(5-10) W, HP PO -(10+) BS (45)

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DnmCT~RY

--AN.D LAND USE Name ofC.D.1\IocJc : ANKOLA;· Code No.: 0010

ApproIeh Neal'CJt Town, Cia .. of Town Power Land us.:: (arc.!' under diffi:rcnt t~pea of 1,00 (lac in he~tares rounded to two de~imal pla~ea). L.C. to village and diatance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturablc Arca 001 (by source of irrigation) wallie available

(including for cUltivation gauchar and grovel)

.U1l "2! {132 "4! " . O~~ "~l {17l . ,'8l {1l

PR ANKOlA- 111- 52 EA 2129.,32 Total 21.95 135.29 37.54 32.n 36

W 0.1~

lie 0.70 0 21.15

kR ANKOLA- IV- 55 EA 1350.56 Total 2.33 14.78 3.20 0.62 37 0 2.33

PR "NICOLA- IV- 50 EA 3921.84 Total 69.54 273.72 285.48 66.19 38 W 0.10

We 0.30 0 69.14

KR ANICOLA' I V- 42 EA 2288.21 Total 14.41 63.64 139.71 43.(19 39 0 14.41

Kit ANKOlA- IV~ 42 EA 903.64 Total 3.52 18.85 39.48 23.26 40 0 3.52

Kit ANICOLA' IV- 24 EA n1.n Total 3.65 103.01 40.95 37.42 41 W 0.67

0 2.98

ICR "NICOlA- IV- 20 EA 128.53 Total 2.23 40.74 14.98 2.47 42 W 1.42 0 0.81

PR "NICOLA- IV- 25 EA 136;58 Total 6.·15 31.53 18.41 42.60 43 w 0.10 0 6.05

PR ANKOlA- IV- 26 EA 522.00 Total 6.60 68.14 37.70 71.43 44 W 2.04

We 0.36 0 4.20

PR ANKOlA- w- 26 EA 211.33 Total 6.48 84.64 16.45 54.79 45 w 2.05

We 0.10 0 4.33

PR ANKOlA- IV- 23 EA 118.97 Total 2.08 67.06 20.46 51.93 46 W 0.28

We 0.20 0 1.60

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VJLLAGE

AME'NITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. Name of Village TOIeI area of TOIeI Amenities available (if no! available within the village. a dash (-) is chown in thll No. the village Pcpu- column and nexl 10 it in brackets. t~ distance in broad range. viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms,

(Jn~tares) lation and 10+ kms of the ncarest e1ace where the racilitx is available is !dven). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of lional Water and DaYlor IBusSlop. House- Tele- market! Railway Station, h()lds graph hat ifany Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (102 -

47 BHASGOD 49.24 294 P, M - (0-5) II, HP Phone - (0-5) BS

(78)

48 BElAMBAR 306.98 4212 P, M - (0-5) II, liP PO, -(5-10) BS (08) Phone

49 NAD I BAG 45.06 459 P - (0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(0-5), -(0-5) (79)

50 BOBRUWADA 269.54 5016 P(3), M(2) -(0-5) T, W, liP- PTO, -(0-5~ - (0-5)

(854) Phone

51 TENKANKERI 120.07 1420 P, M -(0-5) II, HP PO -(0-5) - (0-5) (245)

52 POOJGERI 80.90 478 P - (0-5) 'II, HP • (0-5) -(O-Sf BS (89)

53 SURVE 170.12 319 p -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) as (74)

54 SHETGERI 440.14 968 P, M, H - (0-5) II, NP PTO, -(0-5 ) as (219) Phone

55 ICOORE 44.33 311 P, M -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) IS (63)

56 ONAGIL 128.01 605 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP • (0-5) - (0-5) 8S (132)

57 HleHlCAD 231.07 992 P(3), .. - (0-5) W, liP PO -(0-5) as (220)

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DIRECTORY

AND. LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No.: 0010

Approach Nearest Town, Cia .. of Town Power Land use (are. under different types of land use in heelares roulllfed to two decimal places) I..C. lovin.,e and diane. (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irri,ated Un-irrigated Cvltunblo Ares nee (by soutee of irrigation) ... ute available

(including (or ~lIltivation

" gauchar.,ad , ,ronl)

• "l~i .

"'! ',~! ,,41 ,'5! ',~! ,-17! - ,'8l il! , - \

PR ANKOlA- IV" 2 EA Total 1.93 37.27 6.92 3.12 47

" 1.38 0 0.55

PR ANKOlA- IY- 5 EA 75.98 ToUI 1.43 210.55 6.78 12.24 48 II 1.13

We 0.3(1

PR ' ANKOLA- IY- 2 EA Total 3.74 26.12 15.20 49 -

" 3.66 We 0.08

PR ANKOlA- IV- 1 EA Total 39.82 172.44 57.28 50 II 38.40

We 1.42

KR ANK()LA- IY- 3 EA lotal 14.18, 91.25 11.23 3.41 51 II . 12.84

lie 1.34

PR ANKOlA- l.y- 1 EA Total 0.19 58.87 4.98' 16.86 52 II 0'.19

PR ANICOLA- IY- 2 EA 42.09 Total 2.41 92.20 24,13 9,29 53 II 1.96

'We 0.45

PR ANKOlA- IY- 2 EA 147.45 Total 3.77 212.40 62.61 13.91 54

" 2.54 lie 1.03

0 0.20

PR ANKOLA- IY- 2 EA 10.55 Total 0.31 22.10 4.65 6.72 55

" 0.20 lie 0.11

PR ANKOLA- IY- 5 EA 11.80 Total 3.06 47.58 24.38 41.19 56 lie 2.25

0 0.81

PR ANKOLA- IY- 5 EA 55.71 Total 18.89 77.39 7.50 71.58 57

" 18.28 We 0.61

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Name ot C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

Name of Village

.01 __ _

51 BILEIiOINGI

::-G AGRAGONE

61 HEGRE

62 ADIGONE

63 MANJAGUNI

64 HONNEBAIL

65 SHINGANMAKKI

66 IoIA1) I 8JGR I

67 EHEKERI

68 AVERSA

69 HARWADA

Total area of Total the village Popu­(In hectares) lation

and No.of House­holds

(3)

246.98

63.79

275.34

47.70

282.14

297.98

710.60

48.28

23.28

296.11

472.55

612.13

(4)

727 (134)

256 (47)

905 (178)

651 ( 119)

641 (118)

1269 (227)

907 (134)

230 (45)

244 (41)

4169 (738)

4019 (785)

2775 (499)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad I1mges'viz. -5 kms, 5-10 Imw,

and 10+ kDls oethe ne.rell place where the facility is available! is given). / Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication '

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Tele- marketl Railway SlIltion. graph hat ifany Waterway]

(5) (6) ci> (8) (10)

P -(0-5) w, HP PO -(0-5) - (0-5)

P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

P(2), H, H -(0-5) W, ',HP PO -(5-10) BS

P, H -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

P(3), H -(0-5) W, HP PO -(0-5) as

P(2), M -(5-10) W, HP PO -(5-10) as ~- ~

P(3) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(5"'10) BS

P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as

P, M -(O-S) W, HP -(O-S) -(5-10) BS

P(4), M, H RP T, W, HP' PTO, -(5-10) BS Phone

P(3) , -(0-5) T, W, HP PTO, -(10+) BS

M(2), H, Phone . PUC

P(3), M(2) -(0'5) W, HP PO -(10+) BS

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DIRECTORY ,

AND LAND USE Name o( C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No.: 00 10

Approach Nearest -town, Class of Town Power ,

Land use (area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded to two decimal'pla~~s) L.C. to village and distance {iii Km.} Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste availavle

(including for cuJlivation gauchar and

'. groves)

~112 ~122 ~132 ~ 142 . ~1~1 ~162 ~ 171 ~18~ ~1 )

KR AHKOLA- IV- 5 fA 2l.S2 Total 6.57 124.63 50.33 41. 93 58 II 6.57

PR ANKOLA- IY- 6 EA 9.10 Total 0.34 1.7 .89 1.50 34.96 59 W 0.34

PR ANKOLA- IY- 8 EA 52.27 Total 20,33 71.84 75.71 55.19 60 II 16.26

lie 3:56 0 0.51

PR ANKOLA- IY- 12 EA 4.40 Total 10.12 22.45 10.73 61 II 10.12

PR ANKOLA - I~ 11 fA 78.02 Total 4.52 95.23 67.45 36.92 62 II 3.26

We 0.25 0 1.01

PR "NICOLA- IY- 7 fA 35.68 Total 10.58 28.87 43.32 179.53 63 II 70.38

We 0.20

PR ANKOLA- IY- 6 EA 485.64 Total 2.24 144.48 68.40 9.84 64

W 2.24

PR ANKOLA- IY- 6 EA 10.39 TotaL 1.37 25.94 7.99 2.59 65 II 1.37

PR ANKOLA- IV- 5 EA 7.39 Total 0.47 13.05 1.3~ 1.05 66

\I 0.47

PR ANKOLA- IV- 8 fA 37.84 Total 32.83 147.96 49.40 28.08 67

\I 28.76 We 4.07

PR ANKOLA- IV- 10 EA 28.92 Total 122.95 136.26 . 13.36 171.06 68

II 109.80 We 13.15

PR ANKOLA- IV- 13 fA 285.48 Total 41. fa 236.07 19.78 30.36 69

\I 39.40 We 1.70

27

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. No.

ill

Name of ViUqc

(2)

70 SAKALBEN

71 VAAILBEN

72 GUlE

·73 lAKKEGULt

74 KONDI~

75 SH I KL IrUltl.I

. 76 MALLAIII .

11 SHeVEGULl

78 I!£GGAlNIK'ottlto\VI

79 II£LLUIlWICltiIMll

SO HArtin.1

81 IIlRO!

82 BoGlUUn

Totalarca of !he vi1llae (In_11m)

e])

1813.85

79S.y,

2458.06

844.95

2014.50

1162.82

2045.99

2640.55

2770.75

1048.64

187.46

1451.08

914.82

Total Popu­Ialioo and No.of House­holds

(4)

Amcniliots av.ilable (if not available within !he village, a dam (-) is rbown in !he colulIUI and _Xl 10 il in brackCla, !he distance in broad ra •• viz. -S kmI, S-IO kmI,

ami 10+ lima of !he neMOI!! pig where the faciljly is availeb!e is liven). -Educa- Medical DrinkillJ POll Diy or CommunicaliQn

liQnal Water and DIy. of (Bu. Slop, Tele- markell Railway SlIliQn, graph hal ifany Waterway)

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1353 P,'" H -(0-5) T, ~, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (270)

86 - (0-5) -(0-5) W -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5)

(9)

121 -(5-10) -(10+) W - (5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

(15)

----.-----.-------~ ~'.- UN • INHABITED - - - -.- ---- --- --- -~-- - - - ---~

64 -(5-10) -\10+) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

(7)

11 -'CO-5' -(0-5) W -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(2)

28 -(10+) - (10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

(3) .;

59 -(10+) - (10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) -(10+) (7)

23 -( 10+) • (10+) w - (10+) -(10+) ~

-(10+) (4)

71 -(0-5) ·(0~5) w -(0-5) ~ (10+) -(5- 10) (14)

760 P PHC, FPC T, W, HP - (0-5) -(5-10) IS (136)

32 -(0-5) -(0-5) w -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (8)

183 P, M -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (33)

28

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of c.D.sieck : ANKOLA; Code No.: 0010

Appro.ch . Nearc. Town. a ... of Town Power Land UIC (area under ditTcrclll type. of land UIC in hcctlrcll'OUlldccllO two clcc:ilMl placea) . L.C . toviJlago • nd di8tllK:e (in 1Cm.) Supply No.

Fore .. Irri,.ted Un-irripled Culturable Area not (by IOIIfCe of irri,.tion) WIlle available

. (includin, for eukivllioll ,.ueber.nd ,rovel)

ml "Z'~ U~l n~l U~l "61 ,'Zl n§l m PR ANKOLA· IY' 1

. \ EA 1454.35 Total 9.55 234.38 85.49 30.08 70

.W 0.10 We 0.30 0 9.15

PR ANlCOlA- IY- 13 EA 776.02 Total 1.89 10.39 5.28 2.33 71 0 1.89

KR AllKOlA· IY- 18 EA 2407.04 Total 1.57 12.89 36.43. 0.13 72

W 1.16 0 0.41

•••••••• -. _. - _ ••• _ ••• _ •• - ••••••••••••• ,-- •• -" UN • I NHAB IlED - •• - ••• - •• - - - - - - - • - - • - - • - - • - - - - •• - •• - • - - •• '. - • 73

KR AMKOLA- IY' 18 EA 2005.63 Total 0.18 5.51 1.79 .1.39 74 0 0.18

ICR ANKOlA- IY· 21 EA "62.82 75

KR ANICOLA- IY' 23 EA 2042.28 Total 0.03 3.10 0.45 0.13 76 W 0.03

ICR ANICOlA- IY- 23 fA 2631.61 Total 0.06 6.94 1.47 0.47 n W 0.06

ICR ANlCOlA- IY- 26 EA 2698.30 Total 0.05 19.96 36.n 15.67 78

W 0.05

PH ANKOlA- IY- 8 EA 869.65 Total 6.84 56.03 104.19 11.93 79 w 4.01 0 2.M

PR ANICOlA- IV- 11 EA 114.97 'Total 6.50 31.66 12.a' 21.52 80

W 5.48 We 1.02

PR ANKOlA- IY- 11 EA 1UO.07· Total 3.58 127.00 44.73 55.70 81 W, 0.34 0 1.24

PR AllKOlA' IY- 5 EA 686..49 Total i.59 126.81 14.99 24.94 82 w 0.02

We 0.56 0 1.01 ..

29

Name of C.D.Block : ANKOLA; Code No. :0010

L.C. No.

Name of :Village

(1) (2)

83 BALEGULI

84 SHIRKULI

85 ALGER I

86 BHAVIKERI

Total (Sum)

Total area of the village (In hectares)

(3)

180.42

288.84

433.08

494.27

91127.42

Total Popu­lation and No.of House­holds

(4)

345

(63 )

1531

(313)

1789

(358)

8005

(1445)

77BOl

(14430)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village. a d3sh (-) is s~own in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facilirv is available is given). ' Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Tele- market! Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway 1

(5) (6) (7) (8) ( 9) (10)

P - (0 - 5) w, HP PO - (0 - 5) as

P (3) , M - (0-5) W, HP PO - (0- 5) BS

P(2), M - (0-5) T, W, HP PO - (O-s) BS

P (4) , - (0-5) T, W, HP PTO, -'(0-5) BS

M(3), H (2) Phone

P (123), PHC(4),

M(44) , FPC(4) ,

H(ll) , RP(4),

PUC SMP(2)

30

DIRECTORY'

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D;Block: ANKOLA; Code No.: 0010

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated . Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available'

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) \(12) (13 ) (14) (15) (16/ (17) (18) (1)

PR ANKOLA- IV- ';; EA 136.59, Total 0.02 28.34 10.60 4.87 83

W 0.02

\ f

PR ANKOLA- IV- 2, EA 34.64 Total 9.06 165.46 50.05 29.63 84

W 5.76

We 1. 68

0 1. 62

PR ANKOLA- IV- 3 EA 189.68 Total 41. 86 156.69 39.38 5.47 85

W 37.93

We 2.51

0 1.42

PR ANKOLA- IV- 5 EA Total 34.27 425.59 5.77 28.64 86

W 21. 97

We 12 .30

72900.35 Total 1027.19 8377.35 2845.34 3659.24

W 517.67

we 58.95

0 450.57

31

BBATKAL C.D.BLOCK

~

o

o G A \ ~

o , 5

-"._ • 'l I II I: ,: I 1 • I I .... : I I I . I ,'G: • I 1 I, ''5' ~1 i . ~I<i:® • 1><: . II I':: , I I I' ::> • 1 I 'jl l:lOC: I I ' ,t 0 I-J J L.J : .. :

: :

T R . r---- __ ~_

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: BHA TKAL-0020 C. D. BLocK: BHATKAL-0020

---r--~L NAME OF THE VI~LAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSlJS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCA TI ON CODE LOCA TI ON CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (C~ter) (Manual) (C~ter)

-1 • 2 '. 3 4 5 6

1 Agga \ 11/20/2137 11/20/0020/0037 9/19/2/37 09/19/0020/0037 2 Antarvciih 11/20/2/8, 11/20/0020/0008 9/19/2/8 09/19/0020/0008 3-Arvakk' \ 11/20/2/18 q 1/20/0020/0018 9/19/2/18 09/19/0020/0018

4 Badaba! 11(20/2/36 11/20/0020/0036 9/19/2136 09/19/0020/0036 5 Ba(lur 11/20/2/57 11/20/0020/0057 9/19/2/58 09/19/0020/0058 6 Bastigalmfg~e (Hadhin) 11/20/2/28 11/20/Q020/0028 9/19/2/28 09/19/0020/0028 7 Bastigalmigte (Koppa ) 11/20/2/9 11/20/0020/0009 9/19/2/9 09/19/0020/0009 8 Behall i 11/20/2/54 11/20/0020,,0054 _" 9/19/2/54 09/19/0020/0054. 9 Belalkhanda 11/20/2/5 11/20/0020/0005 9/19/2/5 09/19/0020/0005

10 Belke 11/20/2/25 11/20/0020/0025 9/19/2/25 09/19/0020/0025 11 B,eln'i 11/20/2148 11/20/0020/0048 9/19/2/48 09/19/0020/0048 12 Benai1cloor , 11!20/Z/43 11/20/0020/0043 9/19/2/43 09/19/0020/0043 13 Bengre , \11/20/2/60 11/20/0029/0060 9/19/2/63 09/19/002070063 14 Beshe 11/20/2/40 11/20/0020/0040 9/19/2/40 09/19/0020/0040 15 Bi lurmane 11/20/2/51 11/20/0020/0051 9/19/2/51 09/19/0020/0051

16 Chavathani 11/20/2/47 11/20./0020/0047 9/19/2/47 09/19 /·00Z.()/004 7

17 Devastanmegre 11/20/2/16 11/20/0020/0016 9/19/2/16 09/19/0020/0016

18 Gol ibi lur 11/20/2/44 11/20/0020/0044 9/19/2i44 09/19/0020/0044 19.G6rte 11/20/2/26 11/20/0020/0026 9/19/2/26 09/19/0020/0026

20 tladhin 11/20/2/27 11/20/0020/0027 9/19/2/27 09/19/0020/0027 21 Hadil 11/20/2/50 11/20/0020/0050 9/19/2/50 09/19/0020/0050 22 Hadlur 11/20/2/41 11/20/0020/0041 9/19/2/41 09/19/0020/0041 23 Hadvall i 11/20/2/35 11/20/0020/0035 9/19/2/35 09-/19/0020/0035 24 Hallar; 11/20/2/20 11/20/0020/0020 9/19/2/20 09/19/0020/0020 25 Hallyani 11/20/2/13 11/20/0020/0013 9/19/2/13 09/19/0020/0013 26 Hasarvall; 11/20/2/12 11/20/0020/0012 9/19/2/12 09/19/0020/0012 27 Heble 11/20/2/3 11/20/0020/0003 9;19/2/3 09/19/0020/0003 28 Henjle 11/20/2/11 11/20/0020/0011 9/19/2/11 09/19/0020/0011 29 Herur 11/20/2/53 11/20/0020/0053 9/19/2/53 09/19/0020/0053 30 Hojji l 11/20/2/21 11/20/0020/0021 9/19/2121 09/19/0020/0021 31 Hudil 11/20/2/10 11/20/0020/0010 9/19/2/10 09/19/0020/0010

32 Jol i 11/20/2/2 11/20/0020/0002 9/19/2/2 09/19/0020/0002

33 Kaggundi 11/20/2/42 11/20/0020/0042 9/19/2/42 09/19/0020/0042 34 Kaildni 11/20/2/61 11/20/0020/0061 9/19/2/64 09/19/0020/0064 35 Karikal 11/20/2/31 11/20/0020/0031 9/19/2/31 09/19/0020/0031 36 Kekkod 11/20/2/22 11/20/0020/0022 9/19/2/22 09/19/0020/0022 37 Kerch i tta l 11/20/2/19 11/20/0020/0019 9/19/2/19 09/19/0020/0019

35

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: BHATKAL"()()20 c. D. BLOCK:BHATKAL"()()20

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO

LOCATION CODE lOCA lUlN COOE LOCAllON CODe LOCAl loR. cooe (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

38 lCitre 11/20/2/7 11/20/0020/0007 9/19/2/7 09/19/0020/0007 39 lConar 11/20/2152 11/20/0020/0052 9/19/2/52 09/19/0020/0052 40 lCoppa 11/20/2158 11/20/0020/0058 9/19/2/59 09/19/oo20/0~9

41 lCotkhanda 11/20/2/6 11120/0020/0006 9/19/2/6 09/19/0020/0006 42 lCulavadf 11/~0/2!39 1 1/20/oo2,ot0039 9/19/2/39 09/19/oo20/oo~9.

43 ICllltvani 11/20/2/38 11/20/0020/0038 9/19/2/38 09/19/0020/00138 44 lCurandur 11120/2117 11/20/0020/0017 9/19/2117 09/19/0020/0017

45 Marulcerf 11/20/2/34 11/20/0020/0034 9/19/2/34 09/19/0020/0034 46 Mavalli 11/20/2/56 11/20/oolb/OO56 9/19/2/56 09/19/0020/0056 41 Mavinlc.urve 11120/2/30 11/20/0020/0030 9/19/2130 09/19/0020/0030 48 Mudbhatkal 11120/2/55 11/20/0020/0055 9/19/2/55 09/19/0020/0055 49 Mugl f 11/20/2/23 11/20/0020/0023 9/19/2/23 09/19/0020/0023 50 Mllldalli 11/20/2/29 11/20/0020/0029 9/19/2/2'9 09/19100201.0029 51 Murtodi 11/20/2/14 11/20/0020/0014 9/19/2/14 0911910020/0014 52 Muttall i 11120/2/49 11/20/0020/0049 9/19/2/49 09/19/0020/0049'

53 1114 11/20/2/24 11/20/0020/0024 9/19/2/24 09/19/0020/0024

54 Purvarga 11120/2/46 11/20/0020/0046 9/19/2/46 09/19/0020/0046

55 Shlralf 11/20/2159 11/20/0020/0059 9/19/2/60 09/19/0020/0960.

56 Taggorgod 11120/2/1 11/20/0020/0001 9/19/2/1 09/19/0020/0001 57 Talan 11/20/2/13 11/20/0020/0033 9/19/2/33 09/1910020/0033

.58 Talgod 11/20/2/32 11/20/0020/0032 9/19/2132 09/19/0020/003~

59 Venlc.atapur 11/20/2/4 11/20/0020/0004 9119/214 09/19/0020/0004 60 Vonibagfl 11/20/2/15 11/20/0020/0015 911912115 09/19/00z01OO15

61 yelavadikavoor 11/20/2/45 11/20/0020/0045 9/19/2/45 09/19/0020/0045

36

BHATKAL C.D.BLOCK

Name of C.D.Block : BHATKAL; Code No. :0020

L.C. No.

(1)

2

Nam.: of Village

(2)

TAGGORGOO

JOLI

3 HEBlE

4 VENKATAPUR

5 8ELALIOIANDA

6 I(OTKHANDA

7 I(ITRE

8 ANTARVALLI

9 BASTIGALMIGTE (KOPPA )

10 HUOIL

11 HENJLE

12 HASARVALLI

TOIalare8 of Total Ih~ villag.: Popu­(In h.:clafl:s) lali"l!

and No.of Hous.!­hold$

(3)

46.29

547_27

716.69

446.79

320.01

419.45

603.32

206.86

177.86

961.74

400.78

631.69

(4)

367 (64)

5260 (754)

7166 (1072)

4105

(686)

965 (185)

903

(160)

522 (85)

54 (9)

7 (2)

181 (35)

151 (22)

148 (28)

VILLAGE.

AMENITIES

AlII.:nilies availahl.: (if not availahle wilhin th.: village. a dallh (-f is lIhown in tho: column and next 10 it in brack.:ls. (h.: dislanc.: in broad rang.:. viz. -5 klJ1 •. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of Ih.: neaNsl plec.: where Ihe fadlity is ilvailahle is givenl. . Educa- Medical Drinking POll( . Day or Communication

tiona I Water and Days or [Bus Stop.

(5) (6) (7)

-(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP

P(2), M -(0-5) II, HP

P(5), M(3) -(5-10) II. HP

P(2), M -(0-5) II. HP

-(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP

P(Z), M RP II, HP

P -(0- 5) II, HP

-(0-5) -(5-10) W, HP

-(0-5) -(0-5) W

P -(5-10) W, HP

-(5-10) -(5-10) W, HP

-(0-5) -(5-10) W, HP

38

T.:le- mark~tl Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterwayl

(8)

-(0-5)

PO, Phone

PTO, Phone

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(5-10)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

(9) (10)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

-(0,5) BS

-(5-10) BS

,- (0-5) BS

-(0-5) -(0-5)

,.:.(5-10) -(0-5)

-(0-5) BS

-(5-10) -(0-5)

-(5-10) -(0-5)

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

-(5-10) -(0-5)

-(5-10) -(0-5)

DlRECTO~Y

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.8Iock: BHATKAL; Code No.: 0020

Appt'l)ach N':8n:sl Town. Class of Town Pow.:r Land u"" (ar.:o ulld.:r din;;r.:nlly"". of land u"" in h.:.:lar.:s round.:d 10 two d.:.:imal plac.:s) L.C. tovillago: and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

F(lr.:sl Irrigaled U n.irrigal.:d Culturabl.: Area nol (by """r.:.: llt'irrigalion) was1~ availabb:

(induding lor cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) , \ (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

PR BHATKAL - 111- 5 EA 28.14, Total 0.78 3.69 13.45 0.23 II 0.78

PR' BHATKAl- IIl-l5 EA 268.18 Total 35.71 88.14 135.62 19.62 2 II 29.14

lie 2.07 0 4.50

PR BHATKAl- Ill- 8 EA 282.48 Total 34.36 196.47 151.22 52.16 3 II 8.32

lie 3.65 0 22.39

PR BHATKAl- 111- 3 EA 206.20 Total 10.15 68.18 104.75 57.51 4 II 10.15

PR . BHATKAl~ Ill- 2 EA 249.22 Total 12.08 20.75 29.66 8.30 5

Tk 8.32 II 3.76

PR BHAlKAL- 111- 8 EA 273.69 Total 34.09 27.67 -75.33 8.67 6 II 4.06 0 30.03

PR BHATKAl- 1lI- 5 EA 515.75 Total 20.62 23.31 22.43 21.21 7 II 2.50 0 18. t2

KR BHATKAl- 111- 11 EA 183.25 Total 0.94 12.78 3.74 6.15 8 0 0.94

KR BHATKAl- 111- 12 164.63 Total 0.05 4.76 2.54 5.88 9 0 0.05

KR BHATKAL- 111- 25 EA 896.33 Total 10.55 19.12 8.39 27.35 10 0 10.55

KR BHATKAl- 111- 22 EA 374.84 Total 1.23 17.87 2.93 3.91 11 0 1.23

PR BHATKAl- 111- 21 EA 598.02 Total 2.89 21.51 2.44 6.83 12 0 2.89

39

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BHATKAL; Code No. :0020

L.C. Name of Villagll Tlllalar.:a uf Tlllal AlIlI:l\i.i~s .vailahl~ {if lIul availahl.: wilbilllb.: villag~. a dash (-) is sOOwn In lIw No. lho: villago: Popu· ~ohllnn and ~xtlu il in hrack~ts. tho: dililal1l:~ in broad ran8~s viz, -s kll1~. 5-10 kms.

(In h.:clar.:s) lalion and 10+ kms .,flh.: l1I:ar~iIIl!lacll wher!! the 18£ilil;): is availeblll is 'live!!), and E.du~a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communicalion No,of tional Watllr and Days "I' IBusStop. HUII":- T!!I!!- marklltl Itailway Station. holds graph , hal if any Watlll'WayJ

m (2) (3) (4) 6> (6) <7> (8) (9) (10)

13 HALLYAHI 518.33 283 P -(5-10) W, HP - (0-5) . C5-10) as (50)

14 MURKOOI 119.60 25 -cO'5> -C5-10) w, HP - (0-5) -C5'10) , -(.0-5)

(3)

15 VONIBAGIL 76.84 102 '(0-5) -(5-10) w, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

(13)

16 DEVASTANMEGRE 7.14 1 'CO-5) . (5-10) II, HP -(0'5) - (5-10) -(0-5)

(1)

17 KURAIIOUR 384.34 101 -(0-5 ) -(5-10) w, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) 8S (17)

18 ARVAKKI 4n.50 121 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (17)

19 KERCHITTAL 379.23 58 'CO-5) - (5- 10) II -(0-5) -C5-10) '(0-5) (7)

20 HALLARI 89.53 87 -1:0,5) - (5-10) W' -(0-5) -(5,10) -(5,10)

(12)

21 HOJJIL 254.n 113 -(0-5) - (5- 10) W -(0·5) "(5-10) -<'O~)

(19)

22 KEKKOO 200.n 131 -(0-5) -C5-'0) w -(5-10) -(5-10), - (5-10) (21)

23 MUGLI 90.78 .--.- ••••••••••••• - ••• -- UN - INHABITED •• ------.- •• -.----- ••• -.-

24 NUZ 829_09

25 BELKE 1492_21

26 GORTE 165_31

555 (83)

3735 (603)

1081 (172)

P

P(4), M

P, "

40

-(5-10) W

-(5-10) W, OTH

-(5-10) II·

- (0-5)

PO, Phone

PO, Phone

-(10+) - (0-5)

- (5-10) BS

- (5-10) -(0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C. D. Block : aHATKAL; Code No.: 0020

----_. Approach Neare~t Town, Class of Town Power Land us.: (area under different types of land use in h.:ctares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including lor cultivation gauchar and groves)

< 11)·~'-"---( 12} (13) (14) ( ·15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1 )

PR BHATKAL- 1 JI- 19 EA 519.17 Total 10.55 31.37 6.59 10.65 13

0 10.55

PR RHATKAL - 111- 21 EA 111.01 Total 2.90 0.84 2.43 2.42 14 0 2.90

PR BHiHKAL - Ill· 26 EA 58.90 Total 4.45 7.52 3.47 2.50 15 II 0.40 0 4.05

KR BHATKAL- 111- 23 EA 5.14 Total 0.40 0.69 0.07 0.84 16 0 0.40

PR BHATKAL- 111- 21 EA 347.37 Total 1.78 23.55 4.54 7.10 17 0 1.78

KR BHATKAL- 111- 19 EA 437.68 Total 11.66 17.96 2.18 3.02 18 0 11.66

" KR BHATKAL- 111- 19 EA 367.04 Total 2.90 7.87 0.82 0.60 19

0 2.90

KR BHATKAL- 111- 16 EA 71.61 Total 3.64 9.42 3.61 1.25 20 0 3.64

KR BHATKAL- 111- 25 EA 229.00 Total 0.41 21.64 2.95 0.72 21 II 0.41

KR BHATKAL- 111- 27 EA 182.76 Total 2.50 14.30 0.98 0.23 22 0 2.50

----------------------------------------.---- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 23

KR BHATKAL- 111- 12 EA 735.85 Total 9.98 54.38 11.09 17.79 24 II 1.23 0 8.75

PR BHATKAL- III - 10 EA 1094.94 Total 53.14 206.73 110.11 27.29 25 Tk 15.40 II 30.44 0 7.30

PR BHATKAL- [11- 10 EA 61.76 Total 18.45 41.13 38.87 5.10 26 II 18.05

We 0.40

41

Name of C.D.Block : BHATKAL; Code No. :0020

L.C. No.

Name of Village

27 HADH1N

28 BASTIGALHIGTE (HADHIN)

29 HUNDALLI

30 MAVINKURVE

31 KARIK.AL

, 32__ TAL GOO

33 TAlAN

34 MARUKERI

35 HADVALLI

36 BADABAG

37 AGGA

38 KUNTVANI

Total area of the village (In hecla res)

(3)

391.91

63.20

442.92

25.11

45.87

186.24

471.95

76Z.71

671.05

442.28

229.56

301.45

Total Popu­lalion and No.of Hous.:­holds

(4 )

1403 (229)

60 (7)

4895 (730)

1328 (200)

377 (58)

1413 (220)

824 ( 140)

1136 (191 )

411 (63)

155 (28)

47 (9)

447 (59)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the Village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it i'n brackets, the dislance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10-1' km~ of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). Educa- M.:dical Drinking Pusl Day or CommunkaliOIl

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. T de- mar);.:!1 Railway Statim}. graph hat if any Waterway]

(5) (6) (7) .- (8) (9) (10)

P -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(5-10) II - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

P(4), M(2) -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(0-5) -(0-5) Phone

P, M -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS

Phone

P ·(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5)

P(2) -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5)

P(2), M, - (10+) W, HP, R PTO, -(10+) BS H, AC Phone

P, M -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(10'+) BS

Phone

-(0-5) - (10+) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) . (10+) -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

42

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BHATKAL; Code No.: 0020

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land us~ (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Krn.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) ( 18) (1)

PR BHATKAL- "I - 10 EA 227.35 Total 16.70 48.39 87.42 12.05 27 W 9.05 0 7.65

KR BHATKAL- 111- 10 EA 34.04 Total 2.50 6.38 17.78 2.50 28 W 2.50

PR BHA TKAL - III - 5 EA 176.42 Total 100.00 69.54 45.37 51.59 29 W 43.12

We 6.24 a 50.64

PR BHA TKAL' I II· 5 EA 5.43 Total 4.06 3.33 1.10 11.19 30 W 3.25

We 0.81

KR BHATKAL - I I 1- 5 EA 5.44 Total 4.17 12.70 22.62 0.94 31 W 4.17

KR SHA TKAL - I I I· 5 EA 86.70 Total 18.87 15.37 60.15 5.15 32 W 8.32 0 10.55

PR SHA TKAL - II I - 4 EA 316~7 Total 41.34 34.62 75.n 4.05 33 Tk 36.47 W 4.06 0 0.81

PR SHA TKAL - I I I- 12 EA 594.37 Total 45.96 56.75 56.58 9.05 34 Tk 2.84 W 43.12

PR BHATKAL- I I I· 18 EA 594.11 Total 20.29 36.85 14.27 5.53 35 0 20.29

KR BHATKAL- Ill- 25 EA 398.68 Total 2.07 25.63 3.99 11.91 36 0 2.07

KR BHATKAL- III- 25 EA 213.76 Total 0.40 5.24 4.55 5.61 37 a 0.40

PR SHATKAL- 111- 16 EA 230.55 Total 14.22 37.11 13.71 5.86 38 W 1.67 0 12.55

43

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BHATKAL; Code No. :0020

L.C. Name of Village TOIal area of Total . Amo:niti.:s available (if nOl available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next 10 it in bracr..:ts. the distance in broad range, vi4 . -5 r.ms, 5-10 r.ms,

(In hectares) lat'Ion and 10+ kms of the nearest (!Iace where the fadlity is available is given). and Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication N<.l.of tional Water and Days of {Bus SlOP, House- Tek- market/ Railway Station, holds graph hal ifany Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (1QL__

39 KULAVADI 352.52 177 -(0·5) -(5-10) II, HP -(o-S) -(10+) -(0-5)

(30)

40 BESHE 238.92 . 159 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(21)

41 HADLUR 271.91 427 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

(58)

... ,...:. 42 KAGGUNDI 235.59 26 -(0-5) -(10+) II, HP - (;-10) -(10+) -(0-5)

(2)

43 BENANDOOR 259.51 214 P • (5-10) I II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) - (0- 5)

(38)

44 GOLIBILUR 110.59 401 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(58)

45 YELAVADI KAVOOR 297.50 1044 P -(0-5) W, HP PO -.<10/> BS

(167)

46 PURVARGA 126.99 1866 P(2) , -(0-5) 10/, HP -(0-5) -COoS} 8S (270) M(2), H

47 CHAVATHANJ 82.02

48 BELNI 109.34

49 MUTTAlLI 222.30

408 (64)

1783 (291 )

1066 (172)

P

P

P(2), M

44

-(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5)

-(0-5) II, HP (0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5)

-(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) -(0-5) Phone

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE N~Jnt; of C.D. Block: BHATKAL: Code No.: 0020 ..

• Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (ar~a lInd~r dilT,~rent type. ()f land use in h.:clares rounded to two d,'cimal places) L.e. to village ~nd distance (in Km.) Supply r~o.

Fore,1 Irrigated Un-irrigaled C'ultunrble Area nol (hy "ou;'Cc of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivalion g~uchar and grov~s)

111) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) - (16) (17) (18) (1)

KR BHATKAl- III· 24 Ell 323.44 TotaL 4.10 19.52 1.94 3.52 39 0 4.10

KR BHATKAl- Ill- 14 EA 215.90 Total 8_32 11.89 2.21 0.60 40 a 8.32

KR BHIITKAl- 111- 1a EA 223.46 Tctal 15.82 14.79 13.39 4.45 41 \I 2.50 a 13.32

KR BHATKAL- IV- 20 Ell 224.36 Total 0.40 7.77 2.50 0.56 42 II 0.40

KR BHATKAl- 111- 12 EA 228.67 Total 11.25 15.09 3.77 0.73 43 II 0.40 a 10.85

KR IlHATKAL- 111- 9 EA 57.59 Totol 16.90 16.66 14.76 4.68 44 II 3.24 0 13.66

PR BHATKAl- 111- 5 EA 116.95 Totul 29.31 62.31 79.17 9.76 45 II 6.18

We 0.81 0 22.32

PR BHATICAL- 111- 5 EA 56.61 Total 12.78 40.62 15.39 17.90 46 Tk 3.65

\I 8.30 lie 0.83

PR BHAT~l- 111- 2 EA 36.70 Total 10.95 a.5? 9.54 4.19 47 II 3.65

lie 0.40 0 6.90

PR BHATKAL- 111- 5 EA 4[,.07 Total 13.31 30.74 5.71 15.51 48 Tk O.!l3

1.1 11.66 0 0.82

PR BHATKAl' 111- 2 EA 95.41 Total 39.30 25.20 ,3.75 . 8.64 49 Tk 29.16

\I 7.30 0 2.84

45

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BHATKAL; Code No. ;0020

L.C. Name of Village Total acea of Total Ameniti~s available (if not availabk within the village, 8 dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next 10 it in bracl.:ets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 "ms, 5-JO "ms,

(In hectares) 181ioll and 10+ kms of the nearesl ~Iace where the facility is available is given). and Edllca- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

No.of ti(,nal Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House- Tek- marketl Railway Station, holds graph hat if any Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO) .

50 HADll 378.36 832 p -(10+) W, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (120)

51 BllURHANE 165.02 216 -(0-5) -(S-10) W, HP - (5 -10) -(10+) -(5-10) (35)

52 KONAR 369.74 769 P, It! PHC W, HP PO, -(10") SS (114 ) phone

53 HERUR 133.00 207 P, 1'1 -(10+) 1.1, HP -(O-s) -(10+) -(0- 5) (35)

54 BEHAlll 30.53 64 -(0-5) - (0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (9)

55 MUOBHATKAl 67.53 894 P -(O-S) W, HP -(O-S) -(0-5) BS

(154)

56 MAVAll! 1643.55 13197 p(11), PHC, FPC, II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (2056) 101(6), RP Phone

~(2), AC

57 BAILUR 892.71 5188 P(8), 1'1, PHC, FPC W, HP PTO, -(0-5) B5 (886) AC Phone

58 KOPPA 9700.67 271e PCB), 1'1, -(5-10) w, HP PO -(5-10) 5S (411) AC

59 SHIRALI 1315.54 11842 P(9) , PHC, FPC 1.1, HP PTO, SUrJ BS (2100) M(5) • H, Phone

PUC, AC

DIRECTORY

AND LAND US~

Nam~ of C. D. Block: BHATKAL; Code No.: 0020

Approach: Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land u~ (ar~a under dil1i:renllypes of lund u~ 10 he~lares rounded 10 IWO decimal plac~s) L.C. 10 village and dislance (in Km.) Supply No.

Foresl Irrigaled Un-irrigated Cullurable An:a nOl (oy SlJurce of irrigation) wasle available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (,16) (17) (18) (1)

KR BHATKAL- Ifl- .,15 EA 275.78 Total 31.67 26.10 42.46 2.35 50 W 5.01

0 26.66

KR BHATKAl- 111- 18 EA 136.19 Total 9.12 10.73 6.27 2.71 51 0 9.12

PR BHATKAL- III- 15 EA 266.25 Total 33.36 17.99 45.27 6.87 52 W 4.06 a 29.30

KR BHATKAL- Ill· 11 EA 107.78 Total 12.49 5.56 2.94 4.23 53 W 0.83 0 11.66

KR BHATKAL· III· 5 EA 14.67 Total 5.41 4.31 4.13 2.01 54 W 0.40 0 5.01

PR BHATKAL- III· 2 EA 29.51 Total 4.88 13.37 11.17 8.60 55 W 4.06

We 0.82

PR BHATKAl- 111- 16 EA 862.52 Total 86.05 362.95 243.75 88.28 56 W 49.60

We 12.22 0 24.23

PR BHATKAL- III· 21 EA 227.07 Total 39.72 576.61 3.68 45.63 57 W 36.88

We 2.84

PR BHATKAl- III' 18 EA 9090.02 Total 66.21 175.05 37.10 332.29 58 W 5.81 0 60.40

PR BHATKAL - 111- 6 EA 377.81 Total 129.37 545.94 26.44 235.98 59 W 52.88

We 17.91 0 58.58

47

Name of CD.Block: BHATKAL; Code No. :0020

---------------LC. No.

Naml) of Villa)1~

60 BENGRE

61 KAH'IH!

Total (SLIl1)

Total ~r~·~ of Total lh~ VIU3g~ Popu­(It, h~clares) lalion

and No.of Hous~­

h()ld~

1315.59

34380.51

6923

(1196)

8400 (1324 )

97539

(15665)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Am~nilies available (ifnol available withi" the villag". a dash 1-) is shown illlne ';,llumn ami lI~xl to il in l:>r;;.;kets. the di~tance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. ~-IO kms,

J ."'. k' , .1 ,.' :',:.,' 1',1-'···

tional

peS) ,

M(2), AC

PcB), M,

AC

P(97) ,

M(35l,

'.'

-(0-5)

PtlC(4) ,

fPC(3),

H(5), PUC, RP(Z) AC(l)

48

Waler

II, HP

II, HP

and T"k-graph

(8)

PTO, PhonE'

PTO, Phone

Days of nlarketl hal ifany

~9)

- (0- 5)

-(0·5)

an [Bus Slop.

Railway Stalion. Waterwayj

( 10) --

as

as

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of CD.Block : BHATKAL; COde No.: 0020

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under difterent Iypes of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.e. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cullurable Area nol (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

( 112 ( 12~ {13l (14l {15l (16l (17l PSl Pl

PR BHATKAL- 111- S EA 454.66 Total 62.87 512.84 18.21 267.01 60 II 17.90

lie 16.64 0 28.33

PR BHATKAL- 111- 11 EA 683.83 Total 68.25 485.40 100.45 69.76 61 II 40.05

lie 8.75 0 19.45

25295.23 Total 1268.63 4297.55 1887.52 1559.02 Tk 96.67 II 489.61

We 74.39 0 607.96

49

HALIYAL C.D.BLOCK

BOUNDARY, DISTRICT.. .,. ••. ... ... ... .., '"

• , TALUM...... .. ... , ... '" ..... .

" VILLAGE WITH LOCAnON CalE NUMBER .. .

I£AOOUARTERS:TAWI ........... , ........ .

VILLAGES WITH POPUlATION SiZE: BELOW 200; 200-499;500H199; 1000-4999 .; ... ' '" ...

UNINIfABiTED VILLAGES WITli LOCATION CODE

URBAN AREA WITH LOeA TION CODE

STATE HIGHWAY ..... : ........

IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD. '"

UNMETALlED AND OTHER ROAOS

C:::IK':':J ®

o •••

C:::!.§l:::~ t/U/)/tiWft4

SH 93

KARNATAKA HALIYAL TALUK

UTTAR KANNAD DISTRICT Km 2 0 4 6 Km ... ,

1>' A

-9 It,

.",

()

o

-

C.D.Block bOundary (If Haliyol i. cO-llfminu. ~il" laluk boundary ncluding aU statutary towns.

RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE

RIVER WITH STREAM... ... ... .. .

POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE ...

HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. .. .

POLICE STATION.. . ..... ' .... .

HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, DISPENSARY, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE ...

IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET I HAT (SHANDY), "'ANDIES ........................... "

/ii.' I I

::::::=-::-== PO/TO

S

PS

Based upon Sur'lC}' of India map WIth the prrmlssion of the Surveyor General of India. CD GOvcrrmcnt of India COPYrl9ht,19!J8

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: HALlY AL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: HALlY AL-0030

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION "CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

1 Acidigera 11/20/3/99 11/20/0030/0099 9/19/3/123 09/19/0030/0123 \

2 Adkehosur 11/20/3/72 '1/20/0030/0072 9/19/3/71 09/19/0030/0071 3 Agasalkatta 11/20/3/81 11/20/0030/0081 9/19/3/99 09/19/0030/0099 4 Ajgaon 11/20/3/132 11/20/0030/0132- 9/19/3/97 09/19/0030/0097 5 Ajgarni 11/20/3/118 ,11/20/0030/0118 9/19/3/83 09/19/0030/0083 6 Ajminhal 11/20/3/66 11/20/0030/0066 9/19/3/68 09/19/0030/0068 7Aloll! 11/20/3/43 11/20/0030/0043 9/19/3/31 09/19/0030/0031 8 Alur 11/20/3/133 11/20/0030/0133 9/19/3/98 09/19/0030/0098 9 Anbewadi 11/20/3/113 11/20/0030/0113 9/19/3/78 09/19/0030/0078

10 Ambodga 11/20/3/12 11/20/0030/0012 9/19/3/7 09/19/0030/0007 11 Amga 11/20/3/102 11/20/0030/0102 9/19/3/132 09/19/0030/0132 12 Ammankop 11/20/3/53 11/20/0030/0053 9/19/3/37 09/19/0030/0037 13 Antralli 11/20/3/22 11/20/0030/0022 9/19/3/19 09/19/0030/0019 14 Arlwad 11/20/3/17 11/20/0030/0017 9/19/3/14 09/19/0030/0014 15 Arshingeri 11/20/3/64 11/20/0030/0064 9/19/3/64 09/19/0030/0064

16 Babli kop 11/20/3/128 11/20/0030/0128 9/19/3/95 09/19/0030/0095 17 Badakanshirda 11/20/3/110 11120/0030/0110 9/19/3/128 09/19/0030/0128 18 Badashirgur 11/20/3/89 11/20/0030/0089 9/19/3/120 09/19/0030/0120 19 Baloga 11/20/3/126 11/20/0030/0126 9/19/3/92 09j19/0030/0092

20 Balshettikop 11/20/3/88 11/20/0030/0088 9/19/3/116 09/19/0030/0116 21 Baswalli 11/20/3/32 11/20/0030/0032 9/19/3/49 09/19/0030/0049 22 Bedarshirgur 11/20/3/114 11/20/0030/0114 9/19/3/82 09/19/0030/0082 23 Belwatgi 11/20/3/37 11/20/0030/0037 9/19/3/45 09/19/0030/0045 24 Bhagwati 11/20/3/98 11/20/0030/0098 9/19/3/114 09/19/0030/0114 25 Bhanasgeri 11/20/3/45 11/20/0030/0045 9/19/3/34 09/19/0030/0034 26 Bhimanall i 11/20/3/97 11/20/0030/0097 9/19/3/113 09/19/0030/0113 27 Bidroll i 11/20/3/123 11/20/0030/0123 9/19/3/90 09/19/0030/0090 28 Bogur 11/20/3/69 11/20/0030/0069 9/19/3/76 09/19/0030/0076 29 Bomnall i 11/20/3/91 11/20/0030/0091 9/19/3/121 09/19/0030/0121 30 Bukkankop 11/20/3175 11/20/0030/0075 9/19/3/67 09/19/0030/0067 31 Buzruk Kanchanalli 11/20/3/50 11/20/0030/0050 9/19/3/35 09/19/0030/0035

32 Channapur 11/20/3/127 11/20/0030/0127 9/19/3/94 09/19/0030/0094 33 Chatranal 11/20/3/2 11/20/0030/0002 9/19/3/24 09/19/0030/0024 34 Chibbalgeri 11/20/3/41 11/20/0030/0041 9/19/3129 09/19/0030/0029 35 Chimmall i 11/20/3/87 11/20/0030/0087 9/19/3/1 17 09/19/0030/0117_ 36 Chinaginkop 11/20/3/34 11/20/0030/0034 9/19/3/54 09/19/0030/0054 37 Chotakanshirda 11/20/3/92 11/20/0030/0092 9/19/3/115 09/19/0030/0115

38 Dandel i (Rural~ 11/20/3/77 11/20/0030/0077 9/19/3/133 09/19/0030/0133 39 Dodkop 11/20/3/67 11/20/0030/0067 9/19/3/73 09/19/0030/0073 40 Dombera 11/20/3/131 11/20/0030/0131 9/19/3/96 09/19/0030/0096: 41 Dongrikop 11/20/3/27 11/20/0030/0027 9/19/3/42 09/19/0030/0042

53

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: HALlY AL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: HALlY AL-0030

sl NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

. t

LOCA TI ON CODE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Compu.ter) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

42 Dons" i rgur 11/20/3/90 11/20/0030/0090 9/19/3/126 09/19/0030/0126 43 Dusgi 11/20/3/20 11/20/0030/0020 9/19/3/17 09/19/0030/0017

44 Gadgera 11/20/3/84 11/20/0030/0084 9/19/3/107 09/19/0030/0107 45 Gardoll i 11/20/3/82 11/20/0030/0082 9/19/3/101 09/19/0030/0101 46 Ghadiyal 11/20/3/52 ·,1/20/0030/0052 9/19/3/41 09/19/0"030/0041 47 Gobral 11/20/3/117 11/20/0030/0117 9/19/3/81 09/19/0030/0081 48 Golehalli 11/20/~/47 11/20/0030/0047 9/19/3/27 09/19/0030/0027 49 Guddapur 11/20/3/3 11/20/0030/0003 9/19/3/23 09/19/0030/0023 50 Guledkop 11/20/3/29 11/20/0030/0029 9/19/3/44 09/19/0030/0044 51 Gundoll i 11/20/3/76 11/20/0030/0076 9/19/3/66 09/19/0030/0066 52 Gutti 11/20/3/104 11/20/0030/0104 9/19/3/127 09/19/0030/0127 53 Guttibai l 11/20/3/46 11/20/0030/0046 9/19/3/32 09/19/0030/0032 54 Guttigeri 11/20/3/1 11/20/0030/0001 9/19/3/1 09/19/0030/0001

55 Halsi 11/20/3/59 11/20/0030/0059 9/19/3/59 09/19/0030/0059 56 Harrpehalli 11/20/3/31 11/20/0030/0031 9/19/3/48 09/19/0030/0048 57 Handl i 11/20/3/119 11/20/0030/0',9 9/19/3/84 09/19/0030/0084 58 Haregali 11/20/3/116 11/20/0030/0116 9/19/3/80 09/19/0030/0080 59 Harnoda 11/20/3/109 11/20/0030/0109 9/19/3/118 09/19/0030/0118 60 Harwat l i 11/20/3/124 11/20/0030/0124 9/19/3/89 09/19/0030/0089 61 Havgi 11/20/3/6 11/20/0030/0006 9/19/3/3 09/19/0030/0003 62 Homnall i 11/20/3/18 11/20/0030/0018 9/19/3/15 '09/19/0030/0015 63 Hosakumbarkop 11/20/3/106 11/20/0030/0106 9/19/3/129 09/19/0030/0129 64 Hosut 11/20/3/73 11/20/0030/0073 9/19/3/70 09/19/0030/0070 65 Hullatti 11/20/3/4 11/20/0030/0004 9/19/3/25 09/19/0030/0025 66 Hunswad 11/20/3/10 11/20/0030/0010 9/19/3/11 09/19/0030/00-1. 1

67 Jamge 11/20/3/35 11/20/0030/0035 9/19/3/131 09/19/0030/0131 68 Janage 11/20/3/103 11/20/0030/0103 9/19/3/51 09/19/0030/0051 69 Jatge 11/20/3/33 11/20/0030/0033 9/19/3/53 09/19/0030/0053 70 Jatgehosur 11/20/3/71 11/20/0030/0071 9/19/3/72 09/19/0030/0072 71 Jawall i 11/20/3/130 11/20/0030/0130 9/19/3/88 09/19/0030/0088 72 Jogankop 11/20/3/49 11/20/0036/0049 9/19/3/38 09/19/0030/0038

73 Kalbhavi 11/20/3/107 11/20/0030/0107 9/19/3/125 09/19/0030/0125 74 Kalginnatti 11/20/3/80 11/20/0030/0080 9/19/3/102 09/19/0030/0102 75 Kalginkop 11/20/3/65 11/20/0030/0065 9/19/3/65 09/19/0030/0065 76 Kalsapur 11/20/3/8 11/20/0030/0008 9/19/3/4 09/19/0030/0004 n Kariyampal i 11/20/3/78- 11/20/0030/0078 9/19/3/105 09/19/0030/0105 78 Kartkatta 11/20/3/56 11/20/0030/0056 9/19/3/56 09/19/0030/0056 79 Karwad 11/20/3/111 11/20/0030/0111 9/19/3/104 09/19/0030/0104 80 Kawalwad 11/20/3/30 11/20/0030/0030 9/19/3/47 09/19/0030/0047 81 Kegdal 11/20/3/100 11/20/0030/0100 9/19/3/122 09/19/0030/0122 82 Kerwad 11/20/3/25 11/20/0030/0025 9/19/3/21 09/19/0030/0021

54

ALPHABETICAL LIST QF VILLAGES

T ALUK: HALlY AL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: HALlY AJ_-OO30

SL NAME o.F THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO.

Lo.CATION COOE LOCA T I o.N COOE Lo.CATION COOE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4' 5 6

83 KeSr~ga 11/20./3/14 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.14 9/19/3/9 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.0.9 84 Kesrot l i 11/20./3/58 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.58 9/19/3/58 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.58 85 Khamdoll i 11/20./3/42 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.42 9/19/3/30. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.30. 86 Khurd Kanchanahalli 11/20./3/38 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.38 9/19./3/46 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.046 87 Kulgi 11/20./3/10.5 . 11/20./0.0.30./0.10.5 9/19/3/130. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.130.

88 Kl.IlIbarkOp 11/20./3/61 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.61 9/19/3/61 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.61 89 Kl.Illbarkop 11/20./3/112 11/20./0.0.30./0.112 9/19/3/77 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.77 90. Kurigadde 11/20./3/57 11/20./0.0.30/0.0.57 9/19/3/57 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.57 91 JCyatangera 11/20./3/83 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.83 9/19/3/10.0. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.10.0.

92 Machapur 11/20./3/96 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.96 9/19/3/112 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.112 93 Hadnall i 11/20./3/19 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.19 9/19/3/16 0.9/19/00.30./0.0.16 94 Hagwad 11/20./3/24 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.24 9/19/3/22 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.22 95 Mainal 11/20./3/86 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.86 9/19/3/10.6 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.10.6 96 Malwad 11/20./3/11 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.11 9/19/3/10. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.10. 97 Malwad 11/20./3/10.8 11/20./0.0.30./0.10.8 9/19/3/110. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.110. 98 Malwadi 11/20./3/40. 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.40. 9/19/3/28 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.28 99 Malwadi. 11/20./3/94 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.94 9/19/3/119 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.119

10.0. Mangalwad 11/20./3/7 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.0.7 9/19/3/5 0.9/19/0.0.30./000.5 10.1 Mavinkop 11/20./3/68 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.68 9/19/3/74 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.74 10.2 Hodalgera 11/20./3/122 11/20./0.0.30./0.122 9/19/3/86 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.86 10.3 Hugadkop 11/20./3/39 11/20./0.0.30/0.0.39 9/19/3/52 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.52 10.4 Mundki 11/20./3/15 11/20./0.0.30/0.0.15 9/19/3/13 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.13 10.5 Hundwad 11/20./3/54 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.54 9/19/3/40. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.40. 10.6 Hurkwad 11/20./3/26 11/20./0.0.30./0.026 9/19/3/26 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.26

'0.7 Muttalmuri 11/20./3/21 1"1/20/0.0.30./0.021 9/19/3/18 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.18

10.8 Nagshettikop 11/20./3/48 11/20/0.0.30./0.0.48 9/19/3/39 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.39 10.9 Nandigadde 11/20./3/36 11/20/0.0.30./0.0.36 9/19/3/50. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.50. 110. Narnalli 11/2o./3i93 11/20/0.0.30./0.0.93 9/19/3/10.9 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.109 111 Nilwani 11/20./3/74 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.74 9/19/3/69 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.69 112 Niralgi 11/20./3/129 11/20./0.0.30./0.129 9/19/3/93 o.9/19/Do.3o./Do.93

113 Pala 11/f!o./3/9 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.0.9 . 9/19/3/6 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.0.6 114 Pur 11/20./3/63 11/Zo./Do.3D/o.o.63 9/19/3/63 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.63

115 Ramapur 11/20./3/121 11/20./0.0.30./0..121 9/19/3/85 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.85 116 Rayapattan 11/20./3/85 ;1/20./0.0.30./00.85. 9/19/3/10.8 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.10.8

117 Sanbrani 11/20./3/55 11/20./0.030./0.0.55 9/19/3/55 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.55 118 Satmani 11/20./3/120. 11/20/0.0.30./0.120. 9/19/3/87 0.9/19/0.0.30./0087 119 Satnall i 11/20./3/16 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.16 9/19/3/12 0.9/19/0.0.30./0012 120. Shingatgeri 11/20./3/.13 11/20./0.0.30./0.0.13 9/19/3/8 09/19/0030./0.0.0.8 121 Shivapur 11/2o./~/28 11/20./0.0.30/0.0.28 9/19/3/43 09/19/0.0.30./0.043 122 Siddapur .11/20./3/60. 11/20./0.0.30/0.060. 9/19/3/60. 0.9/19/0.0.30./0.0.60.

55

56

HALIYAL C.D.BLOCK

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HAllY AL; Code No. :0030

L.C. Name of Village T 0181 area of Total Amenities availabk (if not available wilhin the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and n~)(t 10 it in brackels, the distance in broad ranges viz_ -5 kms, 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) lalion and 10+ kms of the ne~restl!lace where the facility is available is givenl. and Educa- Medical Drinking PI.'~1 Day or C..,mmunicalion No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House- T.:le- market! Railway Station. holds grapb hat if any Waterway) ,

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

GUTTIGERI 273.42 ------------------------ UN - INHABITED -------------------------

2 CHATRANAl 245.76 ------------------------ UN - INHA8ITED --- .---~----------------

3 GUODAPUR 71.02 ------------------------ UN INHA8ITED ............ _ .. -1- -"- -- -- .... -- .......... '

t 4 HUL,LATll 599.35 52 -(0-5) -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as

( 13)

5 T1MMAPUR 68.32 251 P - (.0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(45)

6 HAVGI 314.51 1687 P, M - (0- 5) T, II, HP, PO, - (0-5) BS (313) OTH Phon~

• 7 MANGALIIAD 308.16 3539 P(2) , -(0-5) T, II, HP, PTO, -(0-5) as

(567) M(2) , OTH Phone

,8 KAlSAPUR 219.07 4 -(0-5) -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) .-(0-5) \

(1 ) ,

9 PAlA 599.n 548 P -(5-;10) II, HP -«f--S-,- --. (5-10) -(0-5)

(83)

10 HUNSIIAD 524.02 1693 P, M -(5-10) T, II, HP PO -(5-':0) BS (260)

11 MALIIAD 1032.26 79 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, Hf -(.0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (13)

12 AMBOOGA 520.65 10 -(0-5) -(10+) TK, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(3)

13 SHINGATGERI 461.45 48 , -(5-10) -(10+) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) ( 16)

14 KESROOGA 2511.27 41 -(0-5) -(10+) II -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (8)

15 MUNDKI 1259.69 19 -(0-5) -(0-5) II -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5) (5)

0 16 SATNALLI 166.18 984 P(2) - (0- 5) T, II, HP - (0- 5) -(0-5) BS

( 163)

58

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ,of C.D.Block : HAllY AL; Code No.: 0030

Approach Nearest Town, Class of TowlI Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C,

to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. , For.:sl Irrigat.:d Un·irrigaled Culturable Area nol

(by source of irrigation) waste availabl.: (including tor cultivation gauchar and grows)

( 11) '\- (12) (13) , ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1)

. -----"-.----.-- ...•.... --i ...... · ...... , ..... UN • INHABITED • ~_~ ••• , •••• - .- •••••••• """'" •••••••••••••••

i , I . INHABITED ••• - •••• - •• - ••••••••..••..•••••.••••.••••••. - 2 ·······1·-···············,······-············ UN

___ ~ .. ~.b ___________ ~· ___ .. __________________ UN • INHABITED ------------------.-------------------------- 3

PR HA:,IYAL' IV- 1 EA 185.45 T~tal 7.18 326.57 126.16 4

Tk 7.18

PR "AUYAl' IV· 2 EA 57.57 3.58 7.17 5

PR HAUYAL' IV' 2 EA Total 28.23 235.67 50.61 6

Tk 28.23

PR HAUYAL- IV' 5 EA Total 54.65 223.39 30.12 7

Tk 54.65

PR HAUYAl' IV.· 4 EA Total 44.07 155.78 4.47 14.75 8

Tk 44.07

KR HAUYAl' IV· 7 EA 237.01 Total 70.64 261.16 8.07 22.89 9

Tic 70.64

PR HALlYAL' IV' 7 EA Total 58.81 424.43 1.01 39.IT 10

II: 58.81

KR HAUYAl' IV· 9 EA 844.79 Total , 5.26 154.37 14.IT 13.07 11

Tk 5.26

KR HALlYAL' IV' 13 EA -520.65 12 I'

KR HALiYAL- IV· 13 EA 461.45 13

KR DANDELl· II· 10 EA 2511.27 14

KR ALNAVAR- IV' 4 835.07 Total 44.86 349.26 30.50 15

Tk 44.86

KR JtlNAVAR· IV- 5 EA Total 11.90 134.49 14.85 4.94 . 16

Tk 11.90

59

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No. :0030

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within tht village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets, tho: distance in broad range. viz. -5 km", 5·10 kms,

(In hectares) lation and 10+ krns oflhe n'!arest J!lace where th~ facility is availahle is given). and Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House· Tek- markell Railway Station. holds graph hal ifany Wal.:rwayl

m {~2 m {42 {'52 {62 m {82 {92 ~102

17 ARUIAD 208.09 1787 P '(0,5) T, II, HP PO, '(0-5) as (280) Phone

18 HCJ4NAlLI 195.88 397 P '(0-5) II, HP ·(0-5) '(0-5) as

• (81)

19 MADNAlll 258.85 975 p ,(0·5) II, HP PO, -CO-S) as (189) Phone

,. 20 DUSGI 481.33 1164 P ,(0,5) T, 1.1, HP ·(0,5) '(0-5) BS

( 175)

21 MUTTALMURI 323.00 1079 P -(0' 5) II, HP PTO, -(0'5) as (187) Phone

22 ANTROLLI 28!t.15 235 P -(0'5) II, HP -(0'5) -(0-5) as (56)

23 TERGAON 914.46 4349 P(3) , PHC, FPC, T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(0'5) as (785) "(2), H RP Phone

24 MAGIIAD 911.29 355 P ·(5-10) II, HP '(5-10) -(5-10) ·(0'5) (63)

25 KERIIAD 769.38 980 P ·(0,5) II, HP - (0,5) ,(0,5) . (0'5) ( 156)

26 MURKIIAl) 624.28 2451 P(2), M, H PHe, FPC T, II, HP NO, FRI BS (413) Phone

27 DONGRI KOP 335.06 ••••• -. __ •••• - ••••• - •••• UN INHABITED -... -~----------- .. ---------

28 SHIVAPUR 1191. 19 555 P ,(5'10) II, HP . (5,10) -(5-10) -(5'10) (110)

29 GULEDKOP 766.92 104 '(0,5) -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) '(5-10) ·(5-10) (19)

3D KAIiAlliAD 1319.78 2514 P(4), M ·(5'10) II, Hf' PO . (5-'1 0) BS

(427)

31 HAMPE"Alll 312.78 690 p ·(5-10) IJ, HP '(0-5) -(5,10) as (107)

60

DIRECTORV

AND :t:,AND USE Name of C,~.plock : HALIYAL; Code No.: 0030

Approach Nearest Town, Class ofTo"n Power Land ,~&, (area under different types of land IIS~ in hectar"-' round~d to two d.:cimal places) L.C', toviUage: and dislanc~ (ir.l\m.) Suppl) No.

For~sl Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable . Area nol (by sout\;c of imgalion) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and grov~;;)

{112 l {122 (13) , {14 ~ {152 ( 162 (In !182 {12

!(R ALNAVAR- .JV~ 4 EA 24.26 Tqtal 6.68 140.62 15.97 20.56 17

\ Tk 6.68

KR ALNAVAIi! . IV- 3 fA fotal 17.30 i55.32 6.85 16.41 18

TI:: 17.30

PR ALNAVAR- IV- 4 fA 3.73, Total· 36.65 180.81 1. 71 35.95 ·19

Tic 36.65

p., K ALNAVAR- IV- 5 fA Total 39.52 254.67 66.37 120.77 20

Tk 39.52

PR ALNAVAR- IV- 5 EA· Total 15.58 271.32 1.62 34.48 21 Tk 15.58

I(R ALNAVAR- IV- 6 EA Total 17.30 2[.4.09 23.76 22 Tit. 17.30

PR HAllYAL- IV- 4 EA Total 133.87 694.87 20.47 65.25 23 Tic 133.87

l(R HAll YAl- IV- 6 EA 639.96 237.97 33.36 24

PR HALIYAL· IV- 3 EA 220.40 Total 13.85 495.39 17.63 22.11 25 Tk 13_8~

PR HALlYAL- IV- 9 EA 115.88 Total 89.59 375.31 43.50 26 Tk 89.59

------ •. --.---------------- .. ---.--.--------- UN INIlABlTED ___ ~_~~_v~_ .. ., __ ~ ___ ._w~_~_~ .. ~_ .. _~ __ ~_~ _______ 27

ICR HAll VAL- IV- 16 Ell 619.22 Total 29:'.79 201 .. 62 46.14 28.42 213 Tk :95~7Y

KR HAll VAl- IV- 20 EA 7'27.68 1~_n~ 1.19 29

Pi< HAUYAl- IV- 18 EA 451.'~6 Total 162.?e 59~.20 111.84 30 Tk 162.2e

PR IiALlYAL- IV- 23 EA 91.07 Total 12.14 197.32 12.25 31 Tk 12.14

61

·VILLAGE

AMENITIES :

Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No. :0030

L.e. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenilies availabl~ (if Rol available within th~ ~lIage. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the villag~ Popu- column and nexllo il in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kins, 5-10 kms,

(In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest Illace where the fa~ilit~ is available is given). . and Eduea- Medical' Drinking Post Payor· Communication No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop, . Hous.:- Tele- marketl Railway Station, holds . graph hat ifany Waterway)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

32 BASUAUI 333.43 588 P -(S-l0) 101, HP -(0-51) -(0-5) BS

(91) , '.

33 JATGE 448.22 320 -(0-5) -(0-5) IJ, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (64)

34 CHINAGINICOP 216.66 ------------------------ UN - INKABITED -------------------------

35 JAMGE 506.40 1549 P, M -(0-5) T, 1.1; HF- PO -(0-5) BS

(277)

36 NANDIGADDE 449.n 1047 p -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-,5) -(5-10) BS

(181 )

37 BELWATGI 1631.24 2721 P, M - (0:5) T, W PO, -(0-5) BS (423) Phone

38 KHURD KANCHANAHAlLl 347.48 858 P(2) -(0-5) T, W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 8S

( 127) f-

39 MUGADKOP 277.73 192 P -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS

(33)

40 MALWADI 363.71 525 P -(5-10) 101, Hi> -(0-5) . -(5-10) as (90)

41 CHIBBALGERI 422.98 635 t> -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO -(0-5) as (94)

42 KHAHOOLLI 341.94 724 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) . -(O-S) ss (118)

43 ALOlLl 237.7i 247 P -(0-5) 101, HP ·(0-5) -(0-5) BS (47)

44 TEGNALLI .. 26.05 548 P -(0-5) W, HP PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (89)

45 BHANASGERI 297.72 706 P(2) -(0-5) 101, HP -(0'5) -(0-5) as (138)

46 GUTTIBAll 119.22 18 -(0-5) -(0-3) 1.1, HP -COoS> - (0-5) -CO-5) (2)

62

DIRECTORY

AND ,'LAND U.SE Name or C.D.Block : HALIYAL; Code No.: 0030

----",...__ -~--Approach Nearest Town, Class ofT~wn Pow~r Land us.: (area und~r different tYres of i~n<! us.: In hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. 10 village Hnd disllln<:e (in Km.) Supply No.

For..:tol Irrig~I·~d Un·irrigated Culturable Area not (by ""'HOC': of irrigation) waste 3yailabk

(including for CUhiY8hon gauchar and groves)

illL ~12l ( 13l ~14~ ~'5~ ~ 1')2 ~ 11 l (18) .ilL.

KR HIl.LIYAl' 'IV\, 23 EA 76.35 Total 53.42 175.53 28.13 32 Tk 5:U,2

KR HALlYAL- IV· 14 356.32 79.10 12.80 33 , ,

-......•. -..... : •..... -..................... - UN I IIIHABITED ---------------_.-.-----------------------_. 34

PR HAUYAl· IV· 15 EA 69.11 Total 42.71 361.83 32.75 35 Tk 42.71

PR HAUYAl' IV- 16 E~ 74.37 Total 55.85 299.23 19.98 36 TI< 55.85

, PR HAUYAl' IV· 14 EA 776.23 Total 161.88 522.59 121.00 49.54 ~7

Tk 161.88

FR HAUYAl' IV· 11 EA 84.10 Total 77.22 156.05 30.11 3B Tk 77.22

KR HJ.lIYAl' IV· 14 EA 173.97 Total 12.95 73. i5 17.66 39 Tk 12.95

PR HAUYAl' IV· 8 EA 196.80 Total 32.65 124.58 9.68 40 n. 32.65

PR HAUYAl' IV' 5 EA 185.84 Total 24.66 169.85 42.63 41 Tk 24.66

KR HAlIYAL' IV· 4 EA 88.33 Total 40.84 153.72 59.05 42 Tk 40.84

KR HALlYAL' IV· 3 EA Total 35.81 124.86 27.58 49.46 43 Tk 35.81

KR HALlYAL' IV· 3 EA 113.95 Total 12.19 209.58 11.46 78.87 44 Tk 12.19

PR IiAUYAL· IV' 3' EA 101.66 Total 19.32 133.25 16.86 26.63 45 Tk 19.32

KR HAUYAL' IV' 5 EA 88.51 Total 15.5.1 12.82 2.38 46 Tk 15.51

63

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C:D.Block : HALIYi\L; Code No, :0030

--L,C, NSIrIll of V illag,"_ T~)t?.i .:Area nf Total Amemties availabfe'(ifnot available within the village. a dash (.) is shown in the _ No. the Ylil3~~ Popu- column and next 10 il in bn"k~ls. Ih~ distance in broad ranges, viz, -5 kms. 5-10 kms,

(Ir.hcctares) lalion and 10+ kms "flbe ncan:ri.l'iacl! when: the fadlil~ is availablll i~ given!, and EJUCf.- J\lh:di~ai DrinkiOj! POSI Day or Comrr.uni,~'ion No,of tiOllJll Waler and Days of [BlIsSrop. House- .. Tel.:- mar!.:etl Railway Slali"n, holds graph hat ifany Waterway)

.<: } ~Z;__~_-O ______ ~ ______ (4) ~~J._ __ ----i9,L"" (7) (8) (9) (10)

47 GOlEHALU 449.47 417 P(2) -(0-5) W, HP - (0,5) - (0- 5) -(0-5)

(63)

48 ~AGSHETTIKOP 254.01 610 P '(C-5 ) w, HP ~'O, - (0-5) J3S

(100) Phone

49 JOGANKOr' 341.07 673 ::>(2) -iC- 5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (104)

50 BUZRUK KANCHANAlLI 863.99 2876 P, M [) T, W, HP PTO, -(0-5) HS

(437) Phone

51 TATWANI 1032.29 1189 p -(0-5) W, HJ, HP PO -(0-5) BS (01)

52 GHADIYAL 1(':'5.37 221 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, fiP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(O-5i

(29)

53 AMMANKOP 221U1 1'.05 p -(0-5) II, HP PO -(0-5) 5S

(149)

54 !';~ND\.IAD 325.00 14C2 P, M -(0-:;) W, HP -(O-S) -(0-5) as (:228)

55 SAMBRANI 1362.27 994 P(2), M PHC, FPC, T, W, HP PC" liED BS (205) SMP Phone

56 KARlKATTA 441.04 763 P -(0-5) TK, HP -(0-5) - (0-"5) BS (136)

57 KURIGADDE 430.')[l 239 P -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (41 )

58 KESROLlI 564.92 782 P -(0-5) II, TK PO -(0-5) as (160)

59 HALSI 202.84 16 -(0-5) -(0-5) II - (0- 5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (3)

60 SIDDAPUR 257.39 30 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, Tit: -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (6)

61 KUMBARKOP 287.31 120 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (18)

64

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HALIYAL; Code No.: 0030

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power La~ us.: (area under different typell of land us.: in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and c1islance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated U n-irrigated Culturable Area not

(by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gaucher and groves)

~ ,i~ ~13l P4~ 1'52 ~16l , 17l ,'8l ,12

Kit HALlYAl' IY' 7 EA 176.84 Total 41.28 187.75 29.11 14.49 47

Tic 41.28

PI? HAll VAL - IY' 7 EA Total 29.86 141.43 42.53 40.19 48

Tic 29.86

PR HAlIYAl' IY' 9 EA 6.58 241.95 40.47 ·52.07' 49

PR HAL HAL' IY' 3 EA 54.32 Total 65.16 482.00 14.06 248.45 50

Tic 65.16

PR HAllYAl - IY- 5 EA 443.41 Total 210.65 344.71 33.52 51

Tic 210.65

. lCR HALlYAl- IY- 12 EA 562.61 Total 24.28 372.83 38.96 26.69 52

Tic 24.28 ..;,.

KR HAlIYAl- IY- 10 EA 33.99 176.76 18.16 53

KR tlALlYAL- IV- 9 EA 35.33 Total 57.27 183.05 . 26.02 23.33 54 Tic 57.27 e.

PR HAUYAl· IY' 12 EA 1031.83 Total 39.66 210.44 80.34 55

Tk 39.66

PR HAUYAl- IY- 10 EA !27.92 Total 21.84 75.60 15.68 56 Tic 21.84

PR HALlYAl- IY- 6 EA 349.25 Total 36.63 85.19 9.91 57 Tic 36.63

PR HALIYAl- IY- 5 EA 280.12 Total 41.15 223.29 20.36 58 Tic 41.15

KR HAlIYAl· IY' 4 EA Total 48.80 131.50 22.54 59 Tic 48.80

KR HAUYAl· IY- 5 EA 200.79 38.04 18.56 60

PIl HAUYAl· IV- 10 EA 193.93 ,

15.13 Total 51.53 26.72 61 Tic 15,13

65

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No. :0030

L.C. Name of Villaac TOIII area of TOIII AlllCnilies available (ifnol available within Ihe village, a dash (-) i, shown in the No. the village Popu- ,oJumn and nexl to it in bl'lll:ket8, Ihe di8lance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) lalion and 10+ kms of the nearest I!lace whet..: the facilitl: is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop. Housc- Telc- marketl Railway Sialion. holds graph hat ifany Waterway)

<1> (2) <3> (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

6Z nPPINGERI 161. 79 307 P -CO-5) W, liP -CO-5) -(0-5) BS (4S)-.

63 PUR _ 134.20 30 -(0-5) -(0-5) w -CO-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (7)

.~

64 ARSII I NGER I llLS9 4 -(0-5) -(0-5) w -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(1 )

65 KALGINKOP 685.82 1596 P ~(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (223)

66 AJMJMIlAL 401.40 420 P -(0-5) W, liP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0'5) (57)

67 DOOKOP 882.17 496 P(2) -(0-5) W, HP -(5-10) -(0-5) -(0-5) (74)

68 MAVIMKOP 495.51 -----------"------------ UN - INHABITED ---.---------------------

69 BOGUR 529.93 ------------------------ UN - INHABITED -------------------------

70 TATTlGERI 752.26 1073 P, M RP T, II, liP PO -(10+) BS (20S)

71 JATGEIIOSUR 359.n 100 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, liP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (21)

n ADKEHOSUR 304.48 299 P -(5-10) W, liP -CS-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (64)

73 HOSUR 411.53 . 375 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (78)

74 MILIlANI 411.22 256 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (48)

75 BUKWKOP 119.52 379 P -(0-5) 101, liP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (69)

76 WNDOLLI 304.79 1834 4) P, H, II RP T, lol, liP PTO, -(0-5) BS (312) Phone

n DAIIOELI (RURAL) 24.69 ------------------------ UN - INHABITED .------------.------.---~

66

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No.: 0030

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land us.: (area under different types of land Ulle in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturablc Are. not (by source of irrigation) . waste available

(includilll for cultivation gaucher and groves)

(11) (12), (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) m

PR HALlYAL- IV- 12 fA 34.41 Total 16.19 94.26 16.93 62 Tic 16.19

KR HALlYAL- IV- 15 EA 54.59 Total 20.49 47.41 4.59 7.12 63 Tk 20.49

KR HAll VAL- IV- 16 58.67 Total 10.61 29.07 4.54 9.00 64 Tic 10.61

KR HAUYAL- IV' 17 EA 121.26 Total 56.09 449.69 20.24 38 •. 54 65 Tk 56.09

KI< HALIYAL- IV- 15 EA 71.67 Total 27.32 298.08 4_33 66 Tic 27.32

KR HALlYAL- IV- 15 EA 662.50 Total 18.21 160.92 40.54 67 Tic 18.21

------------------------------~-------------- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 68

-------------------------------------------~- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 69

KR HALlYAL- IV- 24 EA 559.29 Total 22.26 139.66 31.05 70 Tk 22,26

KR HALlYAL- IV- 14 EA 305.29 48.68 5.80 71

KR HALlYAl- IV- 14 fA 193.88 83.84 26.76 n

ICR HALI'fAL - IV- 13 EA 320.98 58.39 32.16 73

PR HALIYAL- IV- 13 EA 269.73 Total 16.19 108.20 17.10 74 Tic 16.19

ICR HALIYAL- IV- 14 EA 26.72 76.51 16.29 75

PR HALlYAl- IV- 15 EA 79.00 Total 45.33 136.6~ 22.77 21.00 76 Tk 45.33

·_------------------------------------7------ UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 77

67

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No. :0030

L..e. Name of Village Tool area of Total AlMnilies available (if nOl available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in tOO , No. the village Popu- eolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Icms, 5-10 Icms,

(In hectares) lation a!!l! 10+ kms of the nearestl!lace wher.: the facilit): is available is given}. and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Dayso!" IBusStop, HouS<!- TeI.:- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Wat"lWny)

m (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) en (8) (9) (10)

78 KARI YAMPALI 527.43 1.00 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, liP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (13)

79 TATGERA 544.75 212 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(O-S) -(0-5) • (49)

80 KALGINHATTI 267.08 ------------.-----.--.-- UN - INHABITED ---~------------.------~-

81 AGAsJlKATTA 476.59 220 - (0- 5) -(5-10) II. HP -(0-5) -(5·10) ns (39)

82 CARDOlL! 1098.86 531 P -(5-10) II. HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -{S-10) (108)

83 KYATANGERA 435.12 109 -(0'5) -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) ·(5-10) -(0-5) (17)

84 GAOGERA 571.90 46 -(0·5) -(5-10) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(8)

85 RAYAPATTAN 1405.55 231 -(0·5) -(10+) IJ, HP - (S-lO) :-{S-10) -(5-10) (34)

86 MAINAL 430.05 148 ·(0-5) -(5-'0) HP, R ·(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (22)

87 CHIMMALLI 416.14 .----.------------------ UN - INHABITED ----------~--~-----.-~~~-

88 BAlSHETTlKOP 756.52 ·250 p -(10.) IJ, HP -COoS) -(0-5) -(0-5) (33)

89 BADASHIRGUR 1291.05 99 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) RS (16)

90. DONSHIRGUR 168.52 ~ -CO-5) -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0- 5) (14)

91 B<»INALLI 1337.41 260 P -(10+) U. HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (57)

92 CHOTAKANSHIROA 688.53 145 -(0-5) -(10+) HP - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (26)

68

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Nam~ ofC.D.Block: HAUYAL; Code No.: 003

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under ditTereDltypes of land use in hectares rounded 10 IWO decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated U n·irrigated Culturable Area not (by souree of irrigation) waste availablt:

(including for cllhiv8tion gauchar and grovo:s}

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

ICR DANDElI' It· 5 EA 489.39 12.24 25.80 78

KR HAUYAl' IV· 9 EA 478.70 48.16 17.89 79

••••••••• ---- •• -.-- ••••• - ••••• - •• -- •••••••••• UN • INHABITED ~---------------------.---------------------- 80

KR HAUYAl' IV· 10 EA 398.22 Total 4.25 61.31 12.81 81 Tk 4.25

KR HAUYAl' IV· 11 EA 984.01 Total 1.62 99.50 13.73 82 Tk 1.62

KR . HAUYAl- IV' 9 EA 393.03 30.35 11.74 83

KR HAUYAL- IV' 10 EA 549.96 21.65 0.29 84

KR AMBIKANAGARA· v' '12 EA 1344.82 49.78 10.95 85

KR DANOELl- II· 5 EA 391.64 4.05 34.36 86

- •••••••••• --- ••••••••••• - ••• - •••• -.--.- •• - •• UN • INHABITED -.- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• - ••• - •••••••••• - 87

KR HAUYAl - IV' 25 EA 667.02 78.11 11.39 88

KR DANDELl' II- 10 EA 1256.66 26.71 7.68 89

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V' 8 EA 117.23 51.29 90

PR AMBlKANAGARA' V' B EA 1217'.66 90.66 29.09 91

KR HAlIYAl' IV· 20 EA 682.04 4.25 2.24: 92

69

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No.O;()o30

L.C. No.

'til 93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

Name of Village

'(2)

NARNALLI .

MALWADI

THAKKAR BASAPUR

MACHA PUR

8HlMANALLI

BHAGWATI

ADDIGERA

KEGDAL

VI NCHOLLI

AMGA

JANAGE

GUTlI

KULGI

HOSAKUMBARKOP

KAU1HAVI

MALWAO

HARNOOA

Total area-of the village (In hectares)

(3)

613.89

1345.38

~84.74

1728.03

854.55

1529.17

2562.46

727.49

1380.?7

227LS5

1342.23

979.91

1385_75.

774.71

437.91

558.90

1181.51

TOIaI Popu­lation and

No.of House­holds

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column 'and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms,

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). Educa- Medical' Drinking fOst' Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, 1 ele- market! Railway Station, graph hat if any Waterway)

(4) (5) (6) (7) (8) '(9) ·(10)

100 -(0-5) -(10+) \I, HP -(5-10) -(0-5) -(5- 10) (14)

----- •..... - .... -- .. --.- UN - INHABITED ~ ... ---------------------

-.- ••••• --.~- •••• -- ••• --. UN - . INHABITED -------------------------

••• - •• -.--- •• --.-.- ••••• UN • INHABITED -------------------------

160 ,(0,5) ,(0'5) w, HP -(0'5) -(0'5) -(0'5) (30)

1055 P, M -(10+) W! HP PTO, SUN BS

(251) Phone

140 ·(0,5) -(5,10) W, HP ,(0,5) '(5,10) '(0-5) (23)

395 P -(10+) W, HP PO . (0- 5) BS

(91)

35 -(0-5) '(10+) HP -(0,5) -(10+) -(0'5) (5)

.--------------.--- ••• -- UN - INHABITED -------------------------

- ••• -.-- •• --.-_ •••••••• - UN • INHABITED ----~--~-----------------

39 -(0-5) -(5-10) HP -(0-5) '(5,10) '(0-5) (7)

497 p ,(5,10) 101, HP PO '(5,10) BS (98)

..... - .. -_.- ... -- ....... UN: INHABITED ---_._--------_----------

55 '(O-S) -(5'10) HP '(0-5) -(5'10) -(0,5)

(8)

'--'-""""""""-" UN • INHABITED ---~--~~-~--_------.-----

81 ·(0-5) ,(5,10) Hi', R ,(0'5) '(5-10) -(5,10) ( 13)

70

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE ;'.:"me of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No.: 0030

Approach 10 village

Nearest Town, Class ofTl)wn and distance (m Km.)

Power Supply

Land usc (are.a under U .. ,.·!'elll 'vp<s of IlInd use in hecllIres rounded 10 two decimal places)

F~re:!-- ~~8ted-

L.e. No.

I(R

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

PR

KR

Un-intgated (by IOUrce of Irrigation)

(12) ..(15) 06)

HAUYAl- IV'" 25 EA 600.46 12.34

Culturable waste (including glluchafand groves)

(17)

Area IlOl available fOf cultivation

<HI)

1.09

(1)

93

-------.------------------------------ •• ----- U~ - I~HA~ITED --------------------------------------------- 94

-- ------ ------ .. ----- --- --- -------. -- ---- --. -. UN - INHABITED ---- --- - .---. -- --" ------- _' __ ---- --- -- - .. - --- 95

--------------------------------------------- UN INH_SITEO --------------- •• -----.--.---.-- •• ----- •• ---- 96

HALIYAL- IY- 30 EA 854.55 97

HAUYAl- IY- 19 EA 1454.16 41.68 33.33 98

AMBIKANAGARA- Y- 15 EA 2454.07 21.85 86.54 99

AMBIKANAGARA- Y- 12 EA 512.52 116.95 98.02 100 ,

AMBIKANAGARA- v- 10 Ell 1262.37 118.60 101

---.----------.--------------------.-.-----.- UN - INHABITED -- .. ----.-------------------------------.--.- 102

---------------------.--.---------.--.-.----- UN - INHABITED -------------------------.-----------------.- 103

AMBIKANAGARA- y. 10 EA 979.91. 104

AMBIKANAGARA- V' 6 EA 1385.75 105

---.---.--.------------.----.--- •• -------.--- UN - INHABITED ~-----------------~--.----------------------- 106

AMBIKANAGARA- y- 9 EA 424.74 13.17 107

- --- -- - -- - -- -- - -- -- -- - - -- - --. --- - --- ---- -- - -- UN - INHABITED - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- - -. -- --- ',-- - - - -- -- - - -. - -. - 108 '

DANDEll- 11- 9 EA 1081.98 36.83 62.70 109

71

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : HALlY AL; Code No. :0030

L.C. No.

(1)

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

Name of Village

(2)

BAOAKANSHIRDA

KARWAD

KUMBARKOP

AMBEWADI

BEDARSHIRGUR

VITNAL

HARE GAll

GOBRAL

AJGARNI

MANDLI

SATMANI

RAMAPUR

MODALGERA

BIDROLLI

HARWAlLi

YEDOGA

TOI~1 al\la of the village (In hectares)

\3)

1510.84

682.07

67.72

1365.01

268.17

523.69

1066.97

995.76

1168.43

816.07

273.33

472.24

305.28

204.44

209.00

207.67

TOlal Popu· lation and No.of House­holds

(4)

1319 (266)

604 "21)

Amenities available (ifnol3vailable within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column nnd next 10 it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms,

and !O+ kms of the neal\lst Illace whel\l the facility is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, Tele- marketl Railway Station, graph hat if any Waterway]

(5) ~6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

P(2) -(0-5) W, HP, R -(0-5) -(0-5) ·(0-5)

P(2) -(0,5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0,5) BS

.-.-------- .... --------- UN . INHABITED --_._-------.------------

775 P, M '(0-5) W,. HP PTO, - (0- 5) BS (150) Phone

227 P -(5-10) W, HP '(5-10) -(5-10) '(0-5) (47)

426 P, M -(5'10) W, HP '(0-5) -(0-5) BS (85)

121 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, HP -(5-10) '(5-10) RS (23)

115 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) , , (5-10) as (29)

••. --.--.- ... _.--- •.... - UN - INHABITED -------------~-----------

363 P -(5,10) W, HP '(5-10) -(5-W) -(0-5) (64)

419 P -(5'10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (73)

333 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (54)

355 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0,5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (59)

740 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (108)

.--------.--------.----- UN - INHABITED -------------------------

2096 P(2), M PHC, FPC T, 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) -(0-5) (366' Phone

72

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HALlYAL; Code No.: 0030

Approach to village

Nearest Town. Class ofTuwn and distance (in Km.)

Power Supply

Land us.: (area under difl\:rent type, or land u>e in hectafe> roundeu to two decimal pla,cs) L.C. No.

FOfl.!:-ot Irrigah:d Un-irrigHh.:d Cuiturahk Area nol (by source or i'Tig.lion) wast\! available

(induding ttlr cultivation gath.:har and groves)

(13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1)

PR DANDELI - I I - 5 EA 1318.39 118.98 87.23 110

PR DANDELI - I I - 2 EA 512.52 51.80 121.39 111

--------------------------------------------- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 112

PR DANDELI - 11- 3 EA 1290.93 61.71 277.45 113

KR DANDELI - I I - 8 EA 246_80 21_37 114

PR DANDELI - I 1- 6 EA 498.52 10.22 14_95 115

KR DANDELI - I I - 8 EA 1043.90 14.97 8.10 116

PR DANDELI - I 1- 7 EA 966.22 14.97 14.57 117

------------------~-------------------------- UN - INHABITED -- -- -- -- .... -_ .... ---- - .. ----_ .. -_ .......... -- .. -------- .. 118

KR HAll YAL- IV- 10 EA 767.10 40.07 8.90 119

PR HALlYAL- IV- 10 EA 109.83 149.74 13.76 120

KR HALIYAL- IV- 10 EA 359.33 110.89 2.02 121

KR HALlYAL- IV- 7 EA 151.20 138.00 16.08 122

PR HALlYAL- IV- 7 EA 191.02 13.42 123

--------------------------------------------- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 124

PR HALIYAL - IV- 5 EA 190.61 7_75 9.31 125

73

Name of C.D.B1ock : HALlYAL; Code No. :0030

L.e. No.

(1)

126

127

Name of Village

m BALOGA

CHANNAPUR

Total ar"a of Total th~ village

(In h~dares)

(3)

150.70

94. l'

Popu­lation and No.()f'! Hous\!­holds

(4)

6

(2)

'0 (3)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Alll~nili~s availahk (ifnOI availallk within th~ villa!!". a da>'Jl (-, " show I, in th~ I.:oilllnn and Olo!xl ill it in hra~kl.!ls. thl! dislan~·t..: In hroad ran_g1.!s vi~, -~ km!-. :,·10 lm~.

and 10+ kms uflh~ n~an:s{ pla(~ wh\!rl.! th\! nl .... i!il)' is !lvallahk i~ ,givo.!o). Edll~a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Comll1uni.;alion

tional Wata and Days "I' ISus Stop. Tek- mark.;tl Rllliway Station. graph hilt if any Wat~rwaYI

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

-(0-5) - (0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

• (0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

128 SABUKOP 72.11 ~ - -.......................................... UN INHABITED .. .. _ ........................ _ ..................

129 NIRALGI 301.42 672 p -(0-5) 1.1, HP • (0-5) - (0-5) BS (109)

130 JAWALLI 394.73 373 p -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) . (5 -1 0) as (65)

131 OOMBERA 282.62 144 -(0-5) -(10+) 1,1, HP -(0-"» - (5 '10) BS

(23)

132 AJGAON 462.36 216 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, HP - (0-5) - (5 -1 O) BS

(39)

133 ALUR 2415.74 423 P -(5-10) 1.1, HP PO . (5-10) BS

(63)

Total (Sun) 83286.02 70294 p(90), PHC(4), D, (12127) M(19). FPC(4),

H(4 ) RP(3), SMP

74

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Appmach to villag~

Nem~st Town. Class of Town and distance (in Kill.)

Pow~r

Supply

Name of C.D.Block : HALlYAL; Code No.: 0030

Llllld usc (area unda difl".:rent Iypes orland lise in hedares rounded 10 two decimal places) L.C. No.

Forest Irrigaled U n-irrigat..:d Cuiturablc Ar~a nllt (hy source of irrigation) waste availahle

(induding I'lr cultivation gaul,,;har and groves)

011 ____________ {.iIl-_-_~_::==_-~-.___'('__'_13"'_')'__ __ __'(>_!1::!.4'_) ____ --'-(-'-'15'-'-) _____ ("-'1~6L) ___ --'-( ~17'-'-) ___ _L( 1~8'L) __ ~(.!...1 )[__

PR HAL[ VAl- lv- ~ EA 136.38 14.32 126

HALlYAL- IV- 3 EA 89.84 4.27 127

- - _, - -- - - - - - . -- - - - - - -- - - _. --' - - -- -. - - -- -- - -- UN I NHAB I TED - -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- •. -- •• -- - . -. -- -- _ ••• -- - -- --.. 128

PR HALIYAL· IV' 5 EA 87.54 194.86 19.02 129

"'R HAllYAl- IV- 7 EA 146.65 214.09 33.99 130

~~~ HALIVAl' iV' 12 EA 156.21 114.27 12.14 131

?R HALlYAl· IV- 12 EA 327.28 Total 33.59 80.08 21.41 132

Tk 33.59

p~ DANDELI· I I - 7 EA 2258.81 120.60 36.33 133

47551.92 Total 2655.02 16477.38 651.45 3679.87

Tk 2655.02

75

HONAVAR C.D.BLOCK

II I

UTTAR Km :;t 4 S ~~1

-f0.""':~

'fi\LU}t

Vltl'";:;~ ~!TH LC,,: .. U1N CODE NUMBER

FaRES. -RESERVED

HEAOQUt';:lT["S, TALUK.,

VI~""':;'::: V< iTk POPV,'\ TlO,j 51ZE, BELOW 20C , 200 -1,99; 500 -"''l~, 10ll0" 4999. 5000 AND ABOVE '.,

UNINHA[lJTfO ',ILL'0,',5 ,;'11'" LOci,llON CODE ,",

NATIONI'.L I1IGHWIlY.

$THE I'lIGHV>W,

IM>'';:''<1'''11 METt.LLH) r:,)f';> ...

UNMETALLEIJ r.:.~ on;,,:, !<C"DS,

f'OST (If!'"ICE ';Ie lEGRAPi-l OFFICE

HIGHf'R SECCNf)AR~ !"C'::')OL

POLlCf STATION

HJsPiUL, PRII\Il'~'lV HEi,ll" CENTRE, FAMILY PLANNiNG CiEi~mE" ..

MANOIE5 ........... , .00 '"

l. u

MO

\.

,.

0 ~

G A

~F

®

•

5

"5

Ahg"menl 01 boundaroes of ReStrved Forests are QPpro~imat.

E C,O, Block boundary 01 Honovor IS

~" e co-termtnUS with tatuk boundory

';

• •

~ __ L ________ ,_. _____ . _____ . ___ _:cludln9 $~ry town, _

~========~== ~~==~~~~~ Bastd upon Survey of IndIo mop wIth Hit permissIon of the 5urVCYOl General of IndIO. • © Govern"",nl of indIa Copynght,I9ita

The territoriol waters of India extend into the see to a distance of t~l.c nautical moln measured from the appropriate base Ilnc,

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF \/lLLAGES

TALUK: HONA V AR-0040

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE

fiO

C. D. r~LOCK: HONAV AR-0040

1991 Cf:NSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCAfiON eOGE ~OCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE

!C6nputcr) (Manu,}l) (Computer)

---------------------- --- --------------------

1 A'dkar 2 Adkekul i

3 AduK<il

" Anllgod 5 Aps<lrakonda 6 Arol!i-Mundgod 7 Ashik€:ri

8 A. • .Jnsall i

9 Balemet

10 Ball<.ur 11 Begodi

12 Beranki 13 Berelli

14 Birangod

15 Chandavar

16 Chikkankod

17 Dobbod

i8 DU99Uf

19 Gudernakki

20 Gundabala 21 Gunvante

22 Hadg~ri

23 liadikal 24 Hatlinbill

2~ Haldipur

2

2(, Haneha l ,i KaDbi nhakka l

27 i1e<l9i'lr

28 Heral i

29 Herangadi

30 Her avatl

31 Hinnur

32 Hirebaj l

33 Hodkesh i rur 34 Hosad

35 Hosakul i

36 Hosgod 3"1 Hospattan

38 Hulegar

3

11/20/4/47

11/20/4/84

, ~/20/4/92

11/20/4/76

11/20/4/61

11/20/4.124

11/20/4/83

11/20/4/12

1'/20/4/82 11/20/4/70

11/20/4/40

11/20/4/(8

11/20/4/27

11/20/4/80

11/20/4/9

1;/20/4/29

11/20/4/93

1'/20/4/18

11/20/4/73

11/20/4/31

1~/20/4/60

11/20/4/(,1

11/20/4/91

11/20/4/28

1 ~ i2Cl/4/c.

11/2:0;4/39

11/20/4//1

11/20/4/87

11/20/4/46

1'1 i 20/4/54

11/20/4/77

1~/20/4/33

11/20/:'/11

11/20;4/51"

11/20/4/1 /

1~/20/4/32

11/20/4/65

11/20/4/31\

79

11120/0040/0047

11/20/1)040/0084

i 1 /20/u~]40iOOn

11/20/0040/0016

11/20/0040/0061

11/20/0040/0024

11/20/0040/0083

11/20/0040/0012

11/20/(040/0082

11/20/0040/0070

11/20/0040/0040

11/20/0040/0078

11/20/0040/0027

17/20/0040/.0080

11/20/0040/0009

11/20/0040/0029

11/20/0040/0093

11/20/0040/0018

11120/0040/0073

11/20/0040/0031

11/20/(1040/0060

11/20/0040/0041

11/21J/0040/0C91

11/20/0040/0028

11/20/0040/0002

11/20/0040/0039

11/20/0040/0071

;1/20/0040/0087

1 I /20/0(11,01004(0

11/2:),0U/.0/00:'4

11/20/0040i0077

11/<'0/0040/0033

11/,)0/0040/0011

11/20/0040/0058

11/20/0040/0017

11/20/00/,0/0032

11/20/00L,O/OG65

11/20/0040/0038

5

9/19/4/51

0/19/4/82

9/19/4/90

<;/19/4/7D

9/19/4/65

9/i'1/1./213

9/1'1/4/81

9/19/4/21

9/19/4/97

9{19/4/74

9119/4/44

9/19/4/7f

9/19/4/31 9/19/4/79

9/19/4/14

9/19/4/33

9/19/4/91

9!19/1,/19

9/19/4/92

9/19/4/35

'? Il'l /4/6 ...

9/1')/:"/45

''-"1/19/4/89

9/19/4/32

9/19/4/5

9/'19/4/43

~'i 19ft.! 75

9r'i/~/34

(//19/ l ,/50

9/19/i..../61

9/ i;~_/4/\;6

','/ :'1/1.6/37

y /1',',4/2,"

9/19/4/58

9/19/ L,/18

9/,//4/36

Y;' FfJ4/69

';'/1914/42

09/19/0040/0051

09/19/0040/0082

09/19/00,,+0/0090

09/19/0040;0076

09/19/0040/0065

09/19/0040/0028

OV/19/0040/0081

09/19/0040/0021

o~, 119/0040/0097

09;19/0040/0074

09/19/0040/0044

0<;'/19/0040/0077

()9/19/0040/0031 09/19/0040/0079

09/19/0040/0014

09/19/0040/0033

09j19/0040/0091

09/i9/0040/0019

09;19/0040/0092

09/19/0040/0035

09/'',I/0040ru064

09/1c;-,/0f140/0045

09/19/0040/0089

')9/19/0040/0032

09/19/0040/0005

09;;9/0040/0043

:~Yi1S' 10040/0075

C;'/iy/0040/001:l4

')Y/ ~9 /0040/0050

09/1 (.I / 004CJ /00""6

09/19/0040/0037

U'i/19/00"Oi0022

(;9/ 19/0040/0058

09/19/0040/0018

09/IG/0040/(J036

09/1-1 /OOt,O; 0069

09/19/0040/0042

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: HONAVAR-0040

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE NO

39 Jalwal-Karki 40 Jalwall i 41 Jankadkal

42 Kadle 43 Kadnir 44 Kadtoka 45 Kakurve 46 Kankichitta 47 Karki 48 Kasarkod 49 Kekkar 50 Kelgin-Idgunjl 51 Kelgin-Mannige 52 Kelgin-Mudkani 53 Kelginoor 54 Kervalli 55 Khandodi 56 Kharwa 57 Kodani 58 Koodla 59 Kot 60 Kuchodi 61 Kudrige 62 Kulkod

63 Madgeri 64 Magod 65 Mahime 66 Malkod 67 Mallapur 68 Mandalkurve 69 MtmKi 70 Mavinkurve 71 Melin-Idgunji 72 Melin-Mannige 73 Mel ir.mudkani 74 Molkod 75 Mugwa 76 Mutta

2

77 Nagarabastikeri 78 Nagre 79 Navi 19one 80 Hi lkod

C. D. BLOCK: HONAVAR-0040

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE (Manual)

3

11/20/4/52 11/20/4/53 11/20/4/34

11/20/4/13 11/20/4/10 11/20/4/6 11/20/4/4

11/20/4/64 11/20/4/20 11/20/4/63 11/20/4/7 11/20/4/68 11/20/4/75 11/20/4/50 11/20/4/62 11/20/4/51 11/20/4/42 11/20/4/55 11/20/4/79 11/20/4/57 11/20/4/89 11/20/4/86 11/20/4/44 11/20/4/23

11/20/4/5 11/20/4/81 11/20/4/35 11/20/4/66 11/20/4/8 11/20/4/22 11/20/4/59 11/20/4/21 11/20/4/69 11/20/4/74 11/20/4/49 11/20/4/67 11/20/4/16 11/20/4/30

11/20/4/37 11/20/4/25

11/20/4/3 11/20/4/14

80

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Computer) (Manual)

4

11/20/0040/0052 11/20/0040/0053 11/20/0040/0034

11/20/0040/0013 11/20/0040/0010

11/20/0040/0006 11/20/0040/0004

11/20/0040/0064 11/20/0040/0020 11/20/0040/0063 11/20/0040/0007 11/20/0040/0068 11/20/0040/0075 11/20/0040/0050 11/20/0040/0062 11/20/0040/0051 11/20/0040/0042 11/20/0040/0055 11/20/0040/0079 11/20/0040/0057 11/20/0040/0089 11/20/0040/0086 11/20/0040/0044 11/20/0040/0023

11/20/0040/0005 11/20/0040/0081 11/20/0040/0035 11/20/0040/0066 11/20/0040/0008 11/20/0040/0022 11/20/0040/0059 11/20/0040/0021 11/20/0040/0069

11/20/0040/0074

11/20/0040/0049 11/20/0040/0067

11/20/0040/0016 11/20/0040/0030

11/20/0040/0037 11/20/0040/0025 11/20/0040/0003 11/20/0040/0014

5

9/19/4/55 9/19/4/56 9/19/4/38

9/19/4/20 9/19/4/15 9/19/4/11 9/19/4/9 9/19/4/68 9/19/4/3 9/19/4/67 9/19/4/12 9/19/4/73 9/19/4/94 9/19/4/53

9/19/4/66 9/19/4/54 9/19/4/46 9/19/4/60 9/19/4/78 9/19/4/59 9/19/4/87 9/19/4/83 9/19/4/48 9/19/4/27

9/19/4/10 9/19/4/80

9/19/4/39 9/19/4/70 9/19/4/13 9/19/4/26 9/19/4/63 9/19/4/25 9/19/4/72 9/19/4/95 9/19/4/52 9/19/4/71 9/19/4/17 9/19/4/34

9/19/4/41 9/19/4/29

9/19/4/8 9/19/4/23

LOCATION CODE (Computer)

6

09/19/0040/0055 09/19/0040/0056 09/19/0040/0038

09/19/0040/0020 09/19/0040/0015 09/19/0040/0011 09/19/0040/0009 09n9/0040/0068 09/19/0040/0003 09/19/0040/0067 09/19/0040/0012 09/19/0040/0073 09/19/0040/0094 09;19/0040/0053 09/19/0040/0066 09/19/0040/0054 09/19/0040/0046 09/19/0040/0060 09/19/0040/0078 09/19 L004()/0059

09/19/0040/0087 09/19/0040/0083 09/19/0040/0048 09/19/0040/0027

09/19/0040/0010 09/19/0040/0080

09/19/0040/0039 09/19/0040/0070 09/19/0040/0013 09/19/0040/0026 09/19/0040/0063 09/19/0040/0025 09/19/0040/0072

09/19/0040/0095

09/19/0040/0052 09/19/0040/0071 09/19/0040/0017 09/19/0040/0034

09/19/0040/0041 09/19/0040/0029

09/19/0040/0008 09/19/0040/0023

81

Name of C.D.Block : HONAV AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

(1 )

Name of Village

(2)

PAVINKURVE

2 HALO I PUR

3 NAVILGONE

Total area of the village (In hectares)

(3)

183.32 .~ _::.

1443.06

572.28

Total Popu­lation and No.of House­holds

(4)

1031 (166)

9221 (1678)

2101 (368)

VILLA~ AMENITI~

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the: column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 .

and 10+ kms of the nearest lace where the facilit is available is iwn. Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communic

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, ;

(5)

P(2) . .......

P( 12), M(3), H

(6)

-(0-5)

PHC, FPC

P(4), M(3) -(0-5),

(7)

II

101, HP

W, HP

Tele- market! Railway S~ .graph hat if any Waterway)

(8) (9)

PTO, -(5-10) Phone

PTO, IoIED Phone, _

PTO,

Phone

-(5-10) ':

(lad BS, Nil

8S

85

4 KAKURVE 34.65 ---------------.~------- UN • INHA81TED ----------------------.--

5 fllADGERI 80.79

6 KADTOKA 547.74'

7 KEKKAR, 309.83

8 fllALLAPUR 56.75

666 (106)

2698 (520)

1759

(318)

261 (58)

P

P(4),

M(2), H,

PUC

-(0-5)

PHC, FPC

P(2), M(2) RP

P, M, H RP

82

101, HP

101, HP

101, HP

101, HP

PO,

Phone

PTa,

Phone

PO"

Phone

PO, Phone

-(5-10) 85

-(10+) 85

-(5-10) 85

-(5-10) 55

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: HONAVAR; Code No.: 0040

APProach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under differenllyp~s of land use in hectar~s rounded 10 Iwo decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cultllrahl~ Area not (by source of irrigation) wast..: available

(including lor cultivation gauchar and j?roves)

[11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

PR HONAVAR- IV- 6 EA 0.40 Total 19.72 44.22 57.94 61.04 II 10.12

We 3.53 0 6.07

'R HONAVAR- IV- 10 EA 428.22 Total 213.32 454.36 176.49 170.67 2 Tk 19.42 II 30.35

We 74.87 0 88.68

'R HONAVAR- IV- 15 EA 198.90 Total 119.17 24.74 86.25 143.22 3 Tk 13.76 W 16.19

We 36.42 0 52.80

--------------------------------------------- UN - INHABITED ------------------------~-------------------- 4

'R HONAVAR- IV- 16 EA 17.53 Total 10.73 37.48 10.96 4.09 5. Tk 1.62

1/ 1.32 lie 4.05

0 3.74

'R HONAVAR- IV- 12 EA 196.68 Total 151.46 55.30 115.75 28.55 6 Tk 13.86 \I 14.16

lie 44.52 0 78.92

'R HONAVAR- IV- 8 EA 110.96 Total 66.78 21.71 /85.18 25.20 7 Tk 8.50 W 6.07

We 14.57 0 37.64

R HONAVAR- IV- 8 EA 23.56 Total 8.90 15.60 3.80 4.89 8 TIc 1.21 II 0.81

lie 1.62 0 5.26

83

Name of C.D.Block : RONA V AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

(1)

Name of Village

9 CHANDAVAR

10 KADNIR

. -f 1 HODKESHIRUR

12 AUNSALLI

13 ICAOLE

14 NILKOO

15 SALt:OO

16 MUGWA

Total area of the village

(III hectares)

2134_16

1777.70

1898.48

218.31

822.11

688.04

3700.10

543.87

Total Popu­lation and No.of House­holds

(4)

2881 (488)

413 (74)

1560 (296)

259 (53)

1605 (293)

806 (149)

3745 (750)

2818 (551 )

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kIns, 5-10 )(ms,

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop,

(5)

P(5), II

P

P, 14

P

j)(2'>, II

P, II

pm, 14(2), H,

PUC

P(2), M. H. PUC

84

(6) (7)

RP 1.1, HP

-(5-10) iI

-(5-10) W, OTiI

-(0,5) W, HP

RP W, HP

RP 1.1, HP

PIIC, FPC 101, HP

SMP W. HP

Tele- market! Railway Station, graph hat ifany Waterway]

(8)

PTa, Phone

-(0-5)

PO

(9)

-(10+)

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PTO, -(10+) Phone

po -(5-10)

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone

'(5-10)

-(5-10)

( 10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

as

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: HONAVAR; Code No.: 0040

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (ar~a und~r diff~rent Iyp.:s of land use in hectares rounded 10 two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated' Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1)

PR HOtIAVAR- lV- 13 EA 1691.55 TotaL 31.77 124.42 228.23 58.19 9 Tk 7.28 II 6.88

\Ie 8.19 0 9.42

KR HONAVAR- IV- 8 EA 1604.24 Total 3.85 55.74 93.02 20.85 10 II 1.62 0 2.23

PR HONAVAR- IV- 11 EA 1445.72 Total 25.90 182.98 203.77 40.11 11 Tk 7.28

\I 6.07 lie 3_24

0 9.31

PR HONAVAR- IV- 14 EA 141.48 Total 22.67 19.76 18.77 15.63 12 Tk 4.86 II 1.21

lie 6.88 0 9.72

PR HONAVAR- IV- 14 EA 494.30 Total 83.79 46.65 171.19 26.18 13

Tk 12.14 II 9.31

lie 26.31 0 36.03

PR HONAVAR- IV- 10 EA 528.73 Total 53.51 11.67 79.44 14.69 14 Tk 7.69 \I 5.26

We 24.28 0 16.28

PR HOHAVAR- IV- 8 EA 3044.88 Total 162.38 66.91 348.66 n.27 15 Tic 17-.40

\I 8.50 We 46.55 0 89.93

PR HOHAVAR- IV- 6 EA 161.91 Total 123.24 42.69 66.28 149.75 16 TIc 19.83 II 7.69

We 46.54 0 49.18

85

Name of C.D.Block : HONA V AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

Name of Village

17 HOSAKULI

18 pUGGUR

19 VANDOOR

20 KARICI

21 MAVINKURVE

22 MANDALKURVE

23 KULKa>

24 AROLLI-MUNDGOD

Total area of the village (In hectares)

(3)

574.19

142.67

375.23

1149.18

657.54

22.46

134.82

185.15

Total Popu-lation and No.of House-holds

(4)

2767 (504)

297 (46)

925 (168)

5429 (1049)

3335 (61S)

288 (47)

917 ( 165)

730 (149)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next td it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms,

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop,

(6)

P(4), H(2) -(0-5)

P

P, M

P(6),

M(3), H

P(4), H

P

P

P(2), M

86

c{0-5)

-(0-5)

RP

RP

-(O-S)

-(O'S)

- (S-10)

(7)

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, R

II, HP

II

Tele- market( Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway)

(8)

PTO, Phone

(9)

-(5-10)

-(O-S) -(10+)

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone

- (0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(5,10)

-(5-10)

-(0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

(10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

Nil

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HONA V AR; Code No.: 0040

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C, to viIlage and distance (in Km.) Supply No,

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11 ~ (122 (132 ~141 (151 P62 ~ 171 , 181 ,11

PR HONAVAR- IV- 6 EA 272.24 Total 101.59 50.34 114.94 35.08 17 Tk 17.81 II 6.07

W~ 36.42 a 41.29

KR HONAVAR- IV- 11 EA 63.86 Total 13.86 4.35 51.92 8.68 18 Tk 2.02 II 2.83

lie 4.45 0 4.56

PR HONAVAR- IV- 5 EA 194.97 Total 44.93 17.04 97.41 20.88 19 Tk 4.86 II 4.05

lie 16.19 a 19.83

PR HONAVAR- IV- 5 EA 382.23 Total 95.98 283.91 211.52 175.54 20 Tk 7.69 II 17.00

We 30.50 a 40.79

PR HONAVAR- I V- 6 EA Total 73.36 199.10 0.72 384.36 21 W 11.64

We 24.28 a 37.44

PR HONAVAR- IY- a EA Total 7.45 5.50 9.51 22 W 0.87 a 6.58

PR HOHAVAR- IY- 3 EA '52.87 Total 19.24 12.05 22.10 28.56 23 Tk 2.43 II 1.62

We 6.07 a 9.12

PR HONAYAR - I V- 5 EA, 92.30 Total 19.22 9.27 42.74 21,62· 24 Tk 1.21 II 2.02

We 7.39 0 8.60

87

Name of C.D.Block : HONAVAR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

Name of Village

25 NAGRE

26 NIRWATTIKOOLA

27 8EROlLl

28 IWHIIIIAl

29 CH I KKANKOO

30 MUTTA

31 GUNDAaAlA

Total area of Total the village Popu-(In heclares) lalion

219.99

23.14

204.28

38351

273.60

244.12

937.86

and No.of Hous~­

holds

(4)

1235

(216)

112 (19)

575 (114)

2156

(385)

1804 (340)

1065 (186)

1112 (210)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenilies available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next 10 it in brackets. Ihe distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms,

and 10+ kms Oflhe nearesl place where the facility is available is giVen). Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Conununiealion

tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop,

(5) (6) (7)

P(2), H -(0-5) W, HP

P, H -(0-5) W, HP

P, H -(0-5) W, HP

W, HP

P(4), H(2) RP W, HP

P, H, H RP II, HP

P, H, H RP 101, HP

88

Tele- market/ Railway Stalion, graph hat if any Waterway]

(8) (9)

PTO, -(0-5) Phone

-(0-5) -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PTO, Phone

PTO,

Phone

PO

PO

-(10+)

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-(10+)

(10)

as

8S

8'· "

as

BS, Nil

as, Nil

as

DIRE,CTO~Y

AND LAND USE Name of C. D. Block: HON A V AR; Cooe No.: 0040

Approach N.:arest Town. Class of Town Power - L.and use (area under ditl".!Nm types of land Ulk! in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

FONs! Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area nol (by source of irrigation) \Vast~ available

(induding for cultivation gauchar and groves)

ill) . \ (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

PR HONAVAR- IV~' 5 EA 64.26 Total 49.79 13.89 49.09 42.96 25 Tk 10.13

10' 5.26 lie 20.24 0 14.16

PR HONAVAR- IV- 9 EA 12.90 Total 3.71 0.04 5.72 0.77 26 W 2.02

lie 0.81 0 0.88

PR HONAVAR- IV- 9 fA 85.75 Total 27.93 33.29 19.82 37.49 27 Tk 2.43 II 3.64

lie 12.14 0 9.72

PR HONAVAR- IV- 16 fA 129.89 Total 64.55 32.50 104.33 52.30 28 Tk 4.86 W 5.67

We 22.46 0 31.56

PR HONAYAR- IY- 10 EA 95.00 Total 73.09 60.58 26.80 1'8.13 29 Tk 4.86 W 6.07

'lIe 19.55 0 42.61

PR HONAYAR- IY· 18 EA 157.90 Total 36.43 24.68 14.75 10.36 30 TI: 5.27 W 6.07

We 14.17 0 10.92

PR HONAVAR- IY- 12 EA 806.25 Total 39.64 36.18 35.35 20.44 31

TI: 7.69 W 5.27

We 10.73 0 15.95

89

Name of c. O. Block : HONAV AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

Name of Village

32 HOSGOO

33 IIIREBAIl

34 JANKADKAL

35 MAHIME

36 SARAlGI

37 NAGARABASTIKERI

38 HULEGAR

39 HANEHAlll KABBINHAKKAl

40 BEGOOI

Total an:a of Total the villag. Popu-(In h.~tar.s) latinn

856.41

2170.33

3374.11

8012.58

685.29

3726.97

565.39

535.81

401.08

and No.of Hous<­holds

(4 )

214 (31)

560

(101)

731

(148)

1532 (278)

1285 (223)

3026 (537)

362 (81)

268 (58)

81 ( 16)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Am.nitiesavailahl. (ifn"t availahle within th. village .• dash (-) is shown in th.: «)Iumn and n.xt to it in hra.kets. t.he distanc. in hroad rang •• viz. -.~ kms. 5-10 km •.

and 10+ kms "flh. ncarest plac. wheN th. facility is availah" is givl!fll. Eduea- Medical Drinking Post D,y nr Communication

tional Wat.r and Days of IBus Slop.

(6) m

P -(5-10) 1.1, HP

P -(0-5) ii, HP

P -(5-10) 1.1, HP

P -(5-10) 1.1, R

P(3) 1.1, HP

P ( 5 ), M(2) PHe 1.1, HP

P -(0-5) 1.1, HP

P -(5-10) 1.1

-(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1

90

Tel.- marketl Railway Slation. graph hat if any Waterway]

(8) (9)

-(10+) -(10+)

- (5- 10) - (10+)

-(5 I) -(10+)

-10) -(10+)

po'

pro, Phone

- -(10+)

-(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(5-10) -(10+)

(10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HONAVAR; Code No.: 0040

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land use (al\:a und~r dilTerentlypes oflaoo us~ in h.:~tar~s rounded 10 Iwo d~cimal place,,) L.C. to village and distance (in KIn.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahl.: Area not (hy sour~c of irrigation) waste avail:t_hk

(including lor cultivalion galh:har and groves)

~11~ , 12~ P3l P4l . ,'5~ ~16l ,' 7l ,'8l "l \

PR HONAVAR- [~- 35 807.18 Total 5.09 30.62 10.87 2.65 32 Tic 0.81

.., 1.75 _'

0 2.53

PR HONAVAR- [V- 28 2111.85 Total 20.95 7.23 21.59 8.71 33 Tic 2.43 .., 4.25 0 14.27

PR HONAVAR- [V- 25 EA 3177.44 Total 28.74 .26.59 66.57 74.77 34 Tic 2.03

'01 6.47 0 20.24

PR HONAVAR- IV- 35 EA m9.02 Total 17.87 113.91 101.14 40.64 35 Tk 4.46 II 5.27 0 8.14

PR HONAVAR- IV- 26 EA 509.42 Total 37.04 66.78 ,30.94 41.11 36 Tk 0.80

.., 0.81 lie 2.43

0 33.00

PR HONAVAR- IV- 35 EA 2987.83 Total 129.58 205.21 110.45 293.90 37 Tic 23.47

'" 14.16

We 12.18 0 79.77

PR HONAVAR- IV- 33 EA 516.45 Total 6.40 13.26 8.70 20.58 33 TI: 0.40

W 1. 76 0 4.24

PR HONAVAR- IV- 36 EA 487.84 2.07 45.88 0.02 39

PR HONAVAR- IV- 45 374.69 Total 5.27 9.14 9.35 2.63 40 Tk 0.81 0 4.46

91

Name ofC.D.Block: HONAVAR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

(1)

Name of Village

41 HAOGERI

42 KHANDOOI

43 SHIRKUR

44 KUDRIGE

45 UPPONI

46 HERANGADI

47 ADKAR

48 TUMBOLLI

Total aNa of Total the village Popu­(In he~tares) IBtion

and No.of House­holds

3845.80

1825.18

1250.92

617.65

205.16

676.32

81.17

932.72

(4)

328

(63)

252 (34)

235

(43)

2911 (511)

1571

(275)

2907 (508)

248 (43)

77 ( 14)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available Within the' village. a'dash (-) is shown in the eolumn and next to it in braekets. the distance in broad ranges viz. ,5 J.:ms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms "fthe n~ar"st place where the la8ility is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop.

P

P

-(0-5)

P(4) •

M(2).

P(3)

(6)

-(5-10)

- (5-10)

-(5-10)

PHC. RP

-(0-5)

P(4). M(2) RP

p -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

92

(7)

"'. R

"'. R

"'. HP

W, HP

W, HP

W, HP

W

Tde- market! Railway Statinn graph hat ifany Waterway I

~8) (9)

- (5- 10) -(10+)

- (5-10) - (10+)

-(5-10) -(10+)

PTO.

Phone

PO

PO

-(10+)

-(10+)

-(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

( 10)

BS

as

BS

BS

as

as

as

BS

DIjlECTORY

AND LAND USE Namll of C. D. Blm:k : HONA V AR; Codll No.: 0040

Ap~roach Nearesl Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (llrell under dift".:renl types llt'land usc in h~etar~s f()und~d 10 two decimal pla_es) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Foresl Irrigated Un-irrigaled Culturahle Area nol (hy souree of irrigation) wast.: available

(including tGr ,uiti¥alion gau_har and grows)

~ 11 ~ ~ 12~ ~13~ ~ 14) ~ 15 ~ (16) ( 17) ~181 ,1)

PR HONAVA~\ lV- 42 EA 3639:91 Total 18.82 69.32 11.67 106.08 41 Tk 0.81 \I 4.,~6

0 13.45

PR HONAVAR- (V- 37 1748.38 TotaL 11.23 22.99 2.51 40.07 42 \I 3.80 0 7.43

PR HONAVAR- lV- 29 EA 1170.49 TotaL 9.89 46.25 8.97 15.32 43 Tk 0.41

\I 2.03 lie 1.83

0 5.62

~R HONAVAR- lV- 24 EA 196.32 TeitaL 92.08 182.28 23.96 123.01 44 Tk 8.50 \I 6.07

\Ie 8.09 0 69.42

IR HONAVAR- lV- 22 EA 91.13 Total 50.94 14.31 4.95 43.83 45 Tk 0.40 \I 4.10

lie 6.37 0 40.07

PR HONAVAR- lV- 19 EA 433.66 TotaL 107.45 68.71 22.52 43.98 46 Tk 18.21

\I 6.07 lie 24.28

0 58.89

PR HONAVAR- I.V- 18 EA 46.96 TotaL 10.53 2.04 1.95 19.69 47 Tk 0.81

1/ 0.61 0 9.11

PR HONAVAR- IV- 22 909.15 Total 4.85 10.99 4.23 3.50 48 w 2.02 0 2.83

93

Name of C.D.Block : HONA V AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

Nam~ of Village

m

49 MELlNMlOKANI

50 KELGIN'MUDKANI

51 KERVALLI

52 JALIiAL-KARKI

53 JALIIALLI

54 HERAVALI

55 KHARWA

56 PADUKUlI

TOlal area of Ih~ vilJag.: (In hectar.:s)

237.28

118.36

122.91

197.44

874.40

551.87

853.30

172.19

Total Popu­lation and No.of Hou",,­hol,b

(4)

578 (119)

638

(115)

565

(108)

745

(129)

2303 (404)

302 (58)

4270 (741)

556

(99)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Am~niti~s availahl.: (if nol availahl.: within Ih~ viUag.:. a dash (-l' i. shown in Ih~ column and ""xl to it in I>rad:.:ls. Ib.: distan • .: in broad ran!!.:. viz. -5 lIDS. 5-10 lIDS.

and 10+ km. ofth~ lJ<:ar.:st place where the facility i~ available is given!. &luea- M~dical Drinking Post . Day or Communi<:ation

tional Wat~r and Days or IBus Stop.

(6)

P -(0-5)

p -(0-5)

P -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5)

P(S), M(3) RP

p

P(8),

M(3), H

P

94

-(0-5)

PHC, FPC

-(0-5)

(7)

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II

II, HP

II, HP

T de- marl, ell Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway)

(8) (9)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PO -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PTO, Phone

- (10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PTO, -(10+)

Pllone

-(0-5) -(10+)

( 10)

as

as

as

as

as

BS

as

as

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: HONAVAR; Code No.: 0040

Appl'\)llch N~aresl Town. Class of Town POWl!f Land U~ (area uDlkr ditli:renllypes of land u~ in heclares rounded 10 Iwo dedmal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Foresl Irrigaled Un-irrigaled Cuhurable Area 001 (hy source of irrigation) wasll! availa"l"

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

(112 ~12~ ~13~ ~ 14~ ~15~ ~162 . ~ I 7~ ~18~ ~ 12 . \

PR HONAVAR- ni, 18 EA 138.15 Total 45.74 25.91 18.56 8.92 49

Tk 3.24

II 1.62

We 4.25

0 36.63

PR HONAVAR' IV- 18 EA 26.88 Total 37.62 5.58 8.96 39.32 50

II 0.81

lie 0.59

0 36.22

PR HONAVAR· IV- 20 EA 57.82 Total 14.97 18.72 13.94 17.46 51

Tk 3.24

II 2.02

We 2.02

0 7.69

PR HONAVAR· IV' 18 EA 86.28 Total 32.19 26.59 12.45 39.93 52

Tk 3.64

II 2.43

lie 3.24

0 22.88

PR HONAVAR' IV' 20 EA 562.43 Total 88.84 84.58 60.92 77.63 53

Tk 10.12

II 8.50

lie 16.29

0 53.93

PR HONAVAR· IV- 19 EA 493.28 Total 13.15 30.43 7.63 7.38 54

Tk 4.05

II 2.02

lie 2.83

0 4.25

PR HONAVAR· IV- 13 EA 476.27 Total 188.16 80.46 4.22 104.19 55

Tk 24.69

II 7.69

lie 46.66

0 109.12

PR HONAVAR- IV· 12 EA 72.02 Total 25.39 22.56 13.92 38.30 56

TIc 2.83

lie 8.60

0 13.96

95

Name of C.D.Block : HONAVAR; Coue No. :0040

L.C. No.

( 1)

Nam~ of Villag~

57 KOOOLA

58 HOSAD

59 MANKI

60 GUNVANTE

61 APSARAKONDA

62 KELGINOOR

63 KASARKOD

64 KANKICHITTA

TOlal area of Tolal Ihe village Popu-(In heclares) lalinn

63.12

135.36

3342.55

1016.28

81.91

489.65

391.23

5.52

"no No.of Houst.!­holds

(4)

356 (63)

1304

(245)

14828 (2615)

2337 (401)

452 (80)

2263 (426)

6719 (1097)

82 (16)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenilies available (if nol available wilhin the village. a dash (-) is shown in Ihe column and nexllo it in "rackets. the distance in "rnad ranges vi~ .. -5 tms. 5-10 km •.

and 10+ killS of the nearest place where the facilitv is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi,"alion

lional Waler and Days of IBus SlOp.

(5)

P

P, M, H

P( 1 5),

M(5), H

P(2), M

P

P(2)

P(7),

M(2), H

P

96

(6) (7)

-(0-5) T

PHC II, HP

PHC, FPC II, HP

RP II, HP

-(0-5 ) II, HP

RP W, HP

RP W, HP

-(0-5)

T .:Ic- markel! Railway Slation. graph hat if any Waterway I

(8) (9)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone'

PTO, Phone

PO

PO, Phone

PO, Phone

-,'0+)

-(10+)

- (5- 10)

-(0-5)

- (5- 10)

-(0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

(10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : HONA V AR; Code No.: 0040

Approach Neal'l:lJl Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land us.: (aNa und.:r dilT':NRllyp.:S of land us.: in h.:claNs rounded 10 IWO d.:cimal places) L.C. to viUage and dislanCe (in Km.) Supply No.

FONsI Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by ooun:e of irrigation) wast.: available

(including for cultivation gaucharand grol/es)

S11~ S1~1 ~1~~ ,14~ ~ 151 ~161 S171 S18l "1 \

PR HO!IAVAR- tV- 10 EA 27.64 Total 21.64 3.02 0.71 10.11 57 Tk 1l.40 W 2.99·

We 2.84 0 15.44

PR HONAVAR- IV- 15 EA 51.94 Total 20.14 34.49 28.79 58 Tk 2.43 W 1.62

IJe 4.05 0 12.04

PR HONAVAR- IY- 15 EA 2014.09 Total 118.58 764.15 246.30 199.43 59 Tk 5.26 \I 38.85

We 32.38 0 42.09

PR HONAYAR- IY- 8 EA 766.49 Total 62.55 82.14 50.23 54.87 60

Tk 7.69 W 9.31

We 12.26 0 33.29

PR HONAVAR- IY- 5 EA 42.91 Total 4.63 10.46 14.51 9.40 61 W 1.72 0 2.91

PR HONAYAR- IY- 6 EA 272.63 Total 59.61 97.32 17.49 42.60' 62

Tk 4.86 W 7.69

we 8.09 0 38.97

PR HONAVAR- IV- 2 EA 11B.99 Total 17.67 79.54 11.09 163.94 63

W 4.22 IJe 4.05

0 9.40

PR HONAYAR- IY- 3 Total 1.03 1.92 1.16 1.41 64 w O.Bl

0 0.22

97

Name of C.D.Block ; HONA VAR; Code No. ;0040

L.C. No.

(1)

NBm~ of Villag~

65 HOSPA TT AN

66 MALKOO

67 MOLKOO

68 KELGIN-IDGUNJI

69 MELIN·IDGUNJI

70 BALIc:UR

71 HEGGAR

72 TALGOO

Total aNa 0 f Ih~ viUag.: (In h.:"tares)

742.22

307.04

91.24

325.61

673.61

487.62

33.33

624.13

Total Popu­latio" and No.of Hou~­

hold,.

(4)

2471 (389)

588

( 122)

1188 (234)

1480 (290)

1522 (272)

2860 (519)

217 (43)

991 (204)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

AlIll!nilil!s availahl~ (if nol availahll! wilhin Ihl! vill.g •. ~ dash (-) is shown in !hI! ""Iumn and nl!xllo il in hrackl!15. Ih~ disum". in hroad rang~. viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

i!U.~ l'l .. ;, ;,~: I,'~ :1:: :If.' .::~~ ~.: I, .: •• 1, I" .:! .... ,;;~.:...;..:.,.. !LI~'~. '. ~.-:. I·I.~ 1,,1 .. ,.1 '1..:..... 1',I11 .... 'c,; 1"' .. 1 I), ••• '1 C' 1'1 11m .,'1 on

lional Wal~r and Days of [Bus SlOp.

(5)

p. M

"

P, M

P(2), 101

P(3)

P(3), 101, H, PUC

(6)

-(0-5)

'(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

RP

P(2), 101(2) PHC, FPC

p(2) -(0'5)

p. M '(0-5)

98

(71

II

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II

II

T d~· mark.t! Railway SllIlioll. graph hal if any Wal.:rway I

(8) (9)

PO -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(0~5)

PO

PO

PTO,

Phone

PTO, Phone

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-( 10+)

-(10+)

-(0'5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

(10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS, NW

BS, NW

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.B1()Ck : HONAVAR; Code No.: 0040

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow¢r Land u"" (ar.,s under difl;:rent Iypes of land u"" in he~tares rounded 10 IWO decimal places) L.C, to village and distance (in Km,) Supply No,

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cullurabl.: Area not (by souree of irrigation) waste available

(in.; luding I\)r cultivation gauchar and groves)

i11~ (12~ ,,32 (142 ~1S2 (162 (172 ~181 ~ 1l ,,\

PR IIOMAVAR-' IV- 5 Ell 136.51 lotal 26.50 132.89 17.97 428.35 65

Tk 4.45 W 5.26

We 9.80 0 6.99

PR HONAVAR- IV- 5 EA 171.'46 Total 24.99 20.96 25.73 63.90 66

W 8.09

~ 10.22 0 6.68

PR HONAVAR- IV- 6 EA Total 23.97 52.41 5.25 9.61 67 '01 5_26

We 9.72 0 8.99

PR HONAVAR- IV- 15 EA 120.76 Total 37.42 26.28 6.67 134.48 68

Tk 3.24 W 8.50

We 12.20 0 13.48

PR HONAVAR- IV- 14 EA 529.75 Total 37.70 72.84 16.95 16.37 69 Tk 11.74 II 3.24

We 12.14 0 10.58

PR HOMAVAR- IV- 16 EA 256.99 Total 119.20 40.65 15.25 55.53 70

Tk 9.31 II 14.57

We 16.30 0 79.02

PR HONAVAR- IV- 17 EA 12.51 Total 7.71 4.13 0.77 8.21 71

Tk 0.40 II 2.43 0 4.88

PR HONAVAR- IV- 10 EA 500.28 Total 44.52 50.33 23.32 5.68 72

Tk 8.09 II 12.14

We 2.03 0 22.26

99

VILLAGE·

AMENITIES

NameofC.D.Block: HONAVAR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

JIIame of Village

(2) : 73 ~EMAI(KI

74 MELIN-MANNIGE

75 KELGIN-MANNIGE

76 ANILGOO

77 HINNUR

78 BERAN!CJ

79 !CODANI

80 BIRANGOO

TOIII aNI of Ih~villag.:

(111 hecla"':.)

75.78

324.03

28.14

103.60

408.17

193.S'

466.55

321.96

TOI.I Popu­lalion and

No.of Houac­holds

(4)

133 (9)

661 (115)

Amellitic~ Ivailable (if not avail.ble wilhilllhe villaBe. a dallh (-) ia shown in the column and ncxt ttl it ill brackets. tbe distance ill broad ranges viz. -S I;ms. S-IO kms.

and 10+ kms ufthe "".NSI rl.c~ wh~N the lacUity i. avpilablc is giwn). Etluca- Medical Drinking PtlIII Day or Communication

tional Waler and D.y. of (BuR Slop. T .:1.:- mark.:tl tWlway Station, graph hat if any Waterwayl

(5) (6) (9) ~10)

P ·(0'5) w ,(0,5) -(10+) BS

P, M ·(0-5) w PO '(10+) BS

40 P ·(0-5) w -(0-5) -(10+) as (9)

981 p. M. H (171)

585 (98)

P

860 p. M (138)

1296 (220)

P(Z), M

357 P(2)

(65)

100

. (0,5)

·(5'10)

RP

RP

-(0-5)

w

w

w

w

-(0,5) -(10+)

-(0'5) -(10+)

PTO,

Phone

PO -(10+)

-COOS) '(10+)

as

as

BS

BS

as

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C. D. Block : HONAVAR; Coue No.: 0040

Approach NeaNst Town. Cla~ of Town Powt:r Land us~ (aNa und~r din;'rcnllyl'o!s of land us.: in hcclar~s round.d 10 IWo decimal places) L.e. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigalcd Un-irrigalcd Cullurahl.: Area nUl (hy sour~.: of irrigation) was'~ available

(including t()r ~ultivation

gauehar and gruves)

~1 1 l ~121 ,13~ ~141 ~15l ~ 161 ,'7l pSl ~11 - 'i

PR HONAVAR- IV- 20 57.59 Total 6.98 5.92 4.57 0.72 73 Tk 0.40 II 2.48 0 4.10

PR HONAVAA- IV- 19: EA 245.87 Total 40.05 15.14 15.73 7.24 74 Tic 0.81 W 6.07

-We 12.33 0 20.84

PR HONAVAR- IV- 1S EA' 20.62 Total 3.65 1.58 1.06 1.23 75 TK 0.81 W 1.21 0 1.63

PR HONAVAR- IV- 20 EA 48.S5 Total 20.03 14.02 L45 19.25 76 0 20.03

PR HONAVAA- IV- 21 fA 344.05 Total 25.09 27.43 5.10 6.50 77

Tic 2.83 W 4.05

We 4.05 0 14.16-

PR HONAVAR- IV- 22 EA 107.49 Total 33.90 23.83 5.S1 22.S1 78 Tic 6.07 II 7.69

lie 4.15 0 15.99

PR HONAVAR- IV- 22 EA 317.42 Total 51.49 44.62 1.55 51.47 79 TIc 9.31 II 12.14

lie 10.12 0 19.92

PR HONAVAR- IV- 24 fA 255.72 Total 10.22 21.68 2.83 31.51 SO Tic 0.40 II 4.06

lie 2.02 0 3.74

101

Name of C.D.Block : HONA V AR; Code No. :0040

L.C. No.

(1)

N8!lhl of Village

81 MAGOO

82 BAlEMET

83 ASHIKERI

84 ADKEKUlI

85 SAMPOLlI

86 KUCHOOI

87 HERALI

88 SUlEBll

89 KOT

90 TUMBEBIL

91 HADIKAl

Tolal area of Ihe village (In hectares)

2994.24

698.35

695.28

1504.29

577.45

385.62

737.09

420.25

509.99

332.38

700.33

Total Popu­lation and

No.of HouSo!­holds

(4)

1319 (262)

195 (33)

166 (31)

314 (66)

131 (24)

24 (5)

147

(22)

86

(13)

283 (52)

196 (36)

223 (48)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities availahk (if nol available within Ihe village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next 10 il in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -.' kms. ~-IO kms.

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where Ihe facililv is available is givon). Educa- . Medical Drinking Posl Day or Communication

lional Water' and Days of [Bus SlOp. Tele- market/ Railway Slat ion. graph hal if any Wakrwayl

(6) m (8) (9) (10)

p. M. H -(0-5) II PO - (10+) BS

P ·(5-10) II '(5-10) '(10+) BS

-(0-5) -(5-10) II . (5-10) -(10+) BS

P -(5-10) II - (5-10) -(10+) BS

'(0-5) -(5-10) II '(0-5) -(10+) BS

-(0-5) -(0-5) II -(5-10) - (10+) BS

- (0-5) -(0-5) II -(5-10) -(10+) as

-(0-5) -(0-5) IJ . -(5-10) -(10+) as

p -(5-10) IJ -(5-10) -(10+) as

P -(5-10) II -(5-10) -(10+) BS

P -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) BS

102

103

Name of C.D.Block : HONA VAR; Cod~ No. :0040

L.C. No.

(1)

Name of Village

92 ADUl(Al

93 1)081100

Total (SL.III)

Total aNa of Ih~ villag~

(In h':clan:s)

(3)

642.80

195.57

Total Popu· lalion and No.or Hot'''''­holds

(4)

564 C 1()9)

315 (54)

74555.76 129650 (23424)

VILLAG£

AMENITIES

AlThlnili~s availahl~ (if not ,vailahk within Ihe village. a dash (-) is shown in the ~olumn and n.:xt III it in bl1l~k.:ls. the diSl.n.:.: in broad rang.:. viz. -5 kms. ~-lO kms.

and 10+ kIllS of the ncarelll place wh.:n: the ta~ililY is availahle is given). &luea- M.:dical Drinkin, PO$l Day or Communication

tiolllli Waler and Days of [Bus Slop.

(5)

P

P

P( 189),

14(68) ,

H( 16), PUC(4)

104

(6)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

PHC(9) ,

fPC(6) •

RP(20) ,

SPlP

w

w

Tek- madell Railway SlaliOlJ. graph hat ifany Wah:rway)

(71 (8) (9) (10)

PO -(10+) 85

-(0-5) -(10+) liS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach to village

( 11)

Nearest Town. Class of Town and distance (in Km.)

(12)

PR HOHAVAR· IV· 22

PR HOHAVAR· IV· 22

Power Supply

(13)

EA

EA

Name of C. D.Block : HONAV AR; Code No.: 0040

Land us¢ (area und~r differenl Iyp~s of land us¢ in heclares rounded 10 two decimal placos) L.e. No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated CulturabIc Area not (by source of irrigation) waste avail"ble

(including for cultl\ alin:l gauchar and groves)

(14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

559.67 Total 27.80 44.96 3.56 6.81 92 Tk 0.40 \I 11.82 0 15.58

151. 73 Total 13.81 23.86 0.85 5.32 93

Tk 0.40 W 6.08 0 7.33

57420.01 Total 3682.51 5107.76 3808.64 4502.19 Tk 405.21

\oj 487.52 We 885.50 0 1904.28

105 CEN·14

KARWAR C.D.BLOCK

I! II II I ,I .1 q :! i .! ~

I

• ..

o

I I rj:": : 1,,.;':'

: • 1 ::"';

11 :~::~:@ . I ,:z.

I: l: : LJ: .. :

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: KARW AR-0050 C. D', BLOCK: KARWAR-0050

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

Amdall i 11/20/5/3 11/20/0050/0003 9/19/5/2 09/19/0050/0002 2 Angadi 11/20/5/15 11/20/0050/0015 9/19/5/13 09/19/0050/0013 '3 Arav 11/20/5/17 11/20/0050/0017 9/19/5/15 09/19/0050/0015

" Arga 11/20/5/6 11/20/0050/0006 9/19/5/5 09/19/0050/0005

5 Baad 11/20/5/8 11/20/0050/0008 9/19/5/7 09/19/0050/0007

6 Saithlcol 11/20/5/7 11/20/0050/0007 9/19/5/58 09/19/0050/0058

7 ~alemane 11/2015/35 11/20/0050/0035 9/19/5/33 09/19/0050/0033 8 Belur 11/20/5/52 11/20/0050/0052 9/19/5/50 09/19/0050/0050

9 Bergal 11/20/5/53 11/20/0050/0053 9/19/5/51 09/19/0050/0051

10 Bhaire 11/20/5/29 11/20/0050/0029 9/19/5/27 09/19/0050/0027 11 Bolsitta 11/20/5/25 11/20/0050/0025 9/19/5/23 09/19/0050/0023

12 Chendiye 11/20/5/5 11/20/0050/0005 9/19/5/4 09/19/0050/0004 13 Chitakula 11/20/5/13 1·1/20/0050/0013 9/19/5/11 09/19/0050/0011

14 Devakar 11/20/5/36 11/20/0050/0036 9/19/5/34 09/19/0050/0034

15 Devalmakki 11/20/5/48 11/20/0050/0048 9/19/5/46 09/19/0050/0046

• 16 GhadSai 11/20/5/24 11/20/0050/0024 9/19/5/22 09/lSi/0050/0022

17 Gopsitta 11/20/5/21 11/20/0050/0021 9/19/5/19 09/19/0050/0019 18 Gotegal i 11/20/5/33 11/20/0050/0033 9/19/5/31 09/19/0050/0031

19 Goyar. 11/20/5/30 11/20/0050/0030 9/19/5/28 09/19/0050/0028

20 Halgejoog 11/20/5/27 11/20/0050/0027 9/19/5/25 09/19/0050/0025

21 Hankon 11/20/5/22 11/20/0050/0022 9/19/5/20 09/19/0050/0020 '22 Haniconjoog 11/20/5/26 11/20/0050/0026 9/19/5/24 09/19/0050/0024 23 Hartuga 11/20/5/38 11/20/0050/0038 9/19/5/36 09/19/0050/0036 24 Hosal i 11/20/5/19 11/20/0050/0019 9/19/5/17 09/19/0050/0017

25 Hotegal i 11/20/5/23 11/20/0050/0023 9/19/5/21 09/19/0050/0021

26 Kadiye 11/20/5/43 11/20/0050/0043 9/19/5/41 09/19/0050/0041

27 Kadra 11/20/5/34 11/20/0050/0034 9/19/5/32 09;19/0050/0032 28 Kadwad 11/20/5/57 11/20/0050/0057 9/19/5/55 09/19/0050/0055 29 Kaiga 11/20/5/37 11/20/0050/0037 9/19/5/35 09;19/0050/0035 30 Kamargaon 11/20/5/31 11/20/0050/0031 9/19/5/29 09;19/0050/0029 31 Kanasgiri 11/20/5/12 11/20/0050/0012 9/19/5/10 09;19/0050/0010 32 Katar 11/20/5/44 11/20/0050/0044 9/19/5/42 09/19/0050/0042 33 Kerwadi 11/20/5/42 11/20/0050/0042 9/19/5/40 09;19/0050/0040 34 Kinnar 11/20/5/45 11/20/0050/0045 9/19/5/43 09/19/0050/0043 35 Kodar 11/20/5/4 11/20/0050/0004 9/19/5/3 09/19/0050/0003 36 Kolga 11/20/5/18 11/20/0050/0018 9/19/5/16 09/19/0050/0016 37 Kuchegar 11/20/5/39 11/20/0050/0039 9/19/5/37 09/19/0050/0037

109

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: KARWAR-0050 C. D. BLOCK: KARWAR-0050

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCA TI ON CODE LOCATION CODE LOCA TI ON CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

38 Lande 11/20/5/32 11/20/0050/0032 9/19/5/30 09/19/0050/0030

39 Madhewada 11/20/5/11 11/20/0050/0011 9/19/5/9 09/19/0050/0009 40 Maigini 11/20/5/20 11/20/0050/0020 9/19/5/18 09/19/0050/0018 41 Majal i 11/2Q/5/14 11/20/0050/0014 9/19/5/12 09/19/0050/0012 42 Makheri 11/2015/56 11/2010050/0056 9/19/5/54 09119/0050/0054 43 Mallapur 11/20/5/41 11/20/0050/0041 9/19/5/39 09/19/0050/0039 44 Mudgeri 11/20/5/16 11/20/005010016 9/19/5/14 09/19/0050/0014

45 Nagekove 11/20/5/51 11/20/0050/0051 9/19/5/49 09/19/0050/0049 46 Naiti'shvar 11/20/5/47 11/20/0050/0047 9/19/5/45 09/19/0050/0045 47 Nandanagadda 11/20/5/9 11/20/0050/0009 9/19/5/56 09/19/0050/0056 48 Nivl i 11/20/5/50 11/20/0050/0050 9/19/5/48 09/19/0050/0048

49 Savantwada 11/20i5/10 11/20/0050/0010 9/19/5/8 09/19/0050/0008 50 Shirve 11120/5/49 11/20/0050/0049 9/19/5/47 09/19/0050/0047

51 Shirwad 11/20/5/55 11/20/0050/0055 9/19/5/53 09/19/0050/0053 52 Siddar 11/20/5/54 11/20/0050/0054 9/19/5/52 09/19/0050/0052 53 Sunkeri 11/20/5/1 11/20/0050/0001 9/19/5/57 09/19/0050/0057

54 Todur 11/20/5/2 11/20/0050/0002 9/19/5/1 09119/0050/0001

55 Ulga 11/20/5/28 11/20/0050/0028 9/19/5/26 09/'9100~()/OO26

56 Virje 11/20/5/40 11/20/0050/0040 9/19/5/38 09/19/0050/0038

57 loIailwada 11/20/5/46 11/20/0050/0046 9/19/5/44 09/19/0050/0044

110

KARWAR C.D.BLOCK

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block; KARWAR; Code No. ;0050

L.C. • Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, u dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms,

(In hecta~s)1 lation and 10+ kms of the neaNst(!lace where the facilit~ is available is given). and Edues- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House- Tek marketl Railway Station. holdS graph hat ifany Wat~rwayJ

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

SUNICERI 70.67 ------------------------ UN - INHABiTED ~~.-.--------------------

2 TOOUR 1430.22 1258 P, H -(0-5) II, HP PO -(0-5) BS (237)

3 AMDALLI 2323.43 4335 P(6), PHC T, II, HP PTO, SUN BS .(849) M(3) , H Phone

4 KOOAR 971.36 1920 P(2) , H - (0-5) II, HP PO -(0-5) BS (359)

5 CHENDIYE 1438.66 4237 P(6), PHC, FPC T, II, HP PTO, SUN BS (849) M(5) , H Phone

6 ARGA 710.40 2637 P(4), -(0-5) II, HP PO SUN BS (543) M(3), H

7 BAITHKOL 189.27 58 -(0-5) -(0-5) T, II -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (7)

8 BAAD 233.98 35 -(0-5) - (0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (7)

9 NANDANAGADDA 62.87 --------- --- --- -------_- UN - INHABITED --------------=----.-----

10 SAVANTIIADA 263.44 351 P, M RP II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (91)

11 MADHEIIADA 424.76 1053 peS), H, H RP II, HP PTO, - (10+)'- 8S (265) Phone

12 ICANASGIRI 448. II 828 P -(0-5) 1/ PO -(5-10) BS

( 187)

13 CHITAKULA 988.39 9701 P( 10), PHC, T, II, HP PTO, - (0- 5) BS (2068) H(3), RP(5), SMP Phone

H(2), puc

14 MAJALI 1246.20 6802 P( 12), RP(5) II, HP PTO, SUN BS ( 1507) M(4) , H(3) Phone

15 ANGADI 27.51 470 P(2) , PHC, FPC T, II PTa, -(0-5) BS ( 125) M(2), Phone

112

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No.: 0050

Approacb Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use ill bcctares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village . and dialAnee (in Km.) Supply No.

Fo~st Irrigated U n·irrigated Culturable Area not (by IlOIJrell ofirrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gluebarand groves)

(m (m (3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••• UN • INHABITED •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

PR BINAGA' V' .10 EA 1163.59 total 2.02 224.54 23.27 16.80 2 GC 2.02

PR BINAGA· V' 10 EA 1648.75 Total 5.26 494.72 149.80 24.90 3 GC 5.26

PR BINAGA' V' 10 EA 787.98 Total 10.12 137.69 20.59 14.98 4 GC 10.12

PR BINAGA· V' 7 EA 916.75 Total 8.09 332.05 66.35 115.42 5 - GC 8.09

PR 81NAGA' V' 3 fA 520.59 Total 7.08 144.25 . 4.15 34.33 6 GC 7.08

PR KARWAR~ II· 5 EA 304.98 7

PR KARWAR· II' 15 EA ·,112 •. 3, 8

.••• --.--- •• --.----------.-- .••••. - ••.••••••• UN - INHABITED ~-------------------------------------------- 9

PR KARWAa· II· 15 EA 152.81 103.58 2.30 4.75 10

PR KARWAR' 11· 10 EA 128.33 Total 7.28 199.90 36.95 52.30 11 GC 7.28

PR KARWAR· 11·7 EA 74.24 Total 4.65 98.70 18.69 251.83 12 GC 4.65

PR KARWAR' 11- 5 EA 142.45 594.72 32.39 218.83 13

8'>

PR .·KARWAR· II· 12 EA 217.89 Total 6.88 591. 72 . ~.39 427.32 14 GC 6.88

JQj.\rl8 N: (~

PR KARWAR· I I· 10 fA 22.45 1.90 3.16 15

: : 113

VILLAGE

Name of C.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No. :0050 AMENITIES

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Anwnili~8 available (if not available within th~ village. a dash (-j is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and neXllo it in brackets. the distsnce in broad ranges viz. -5kms. 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofth~ n£are!! l!!ac~ wh2re the fa~ilil~ is availabl~ is givenl. and &iuca- Medical Drinking 'Post Day or Communicalion No.of lional Waler and Days of [Bus Slop, House- Tele- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hal ifany Waterway)

(1) (2) m (4) (5fi1- (6) m (8) (9) (10)

16 MUDGERI 1182.00 2426 p(6), -(0-5) T, II PTO, -(5-10) as (584) 101(3), H Phone

17 ARAY 406.77 875 P(2), II -(0-5) 101, HP -(0·5) -(5·10) as (185)

18 KOLGA 257.28 521 P(J), II -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(5·10) as (123)

19 HOSAL! 142.19 738 I>(J), II -{O~S) • T, W,. -(0-5) -(5-10) as (150)

20 MAIGINI 1571.79 81 I> -~5-10) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(5-10) (21)

21 GOPSITTA 1056.68 696 P(3), II ~(5-10) 101, HP PO -(10+) as (147)

22 HANKON 1237.26 1337 p(2), M, H PHC 101, HP PTO, -(10+) as (341) Phone

23 HOTEGALI 981.31 1431 P(3), N(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PO .-_(10+) as (308)

24 GHADSAI 554.48 2230 P(4), -(0-5) T, 101, HP PTO, - (10+) as (502) 101(3), H Phone

25 BOLSITTA 289.22 759 P(2), M -(0-5) T, 101, HP PO -(10+) as (168)

26 HANKOUOOG 253.07 432 P(3) -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) '(10+) - (0-5) (93)

27 HALGEJOOG 174.14 786 P(2), II -(0-5) 101, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) (173)

28 ULGA 609.74 1901 P(3), M, PHC T, W, HP PO - (10+) as (423) H, PUC,,,,,

tR

29 BHAIRE 2690.28 1529 P(5) I M(2) PHC, FPC 101, HP PO -(10+) as (309)

114

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C:D.Block :. KARWAR; Code No.: 0050

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under diff\!rent typ.:s of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un·irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

~ 1'2 ~122 ~1~2 P42 ~152 ~16l ~17l ~182 ~12

KR KARWAR· II' 12 fA 538.99 Total 161.88 257.92 144.70 78.51 16 Tk 161.88

KR KARWAR' II" 10 fA 179.01 Total 65.00 95.33. 55.06 12.37 17 GC 65.00

PR KARWAR· II· 10 EA 81.15 Total 0.40 152.93 7.63 15.17 18 GC 0.40

PR KARWAR' [[. 1 0 EA 118.76 6.75 16.68 19

KR KAORA KPC PROJECT COLONY' 1533.29 9.39 16.59 12.52 20 VI' 18

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 830.71 Total 16.19 113.41 20.24 76.13 21 VI- 15 GC 16.19

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 794.89 Total 28.33 197.89 132.88 83.27 22 VI· 16 Tk 28.33

PR KARWAR' II· 14 fA 515.47 Total 2.02 305.90 36.23 121.69 23 GC 2.02

PR KAORA KPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 87.89 Total 0.40 328.82 14.55 122.82 24 VI- 11 GC 0.40

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY- ~A 106.24 76.08 9.40 97.50 25 VI- 17

KR KARWAR- 11- 37 EA 68.50 2.43 182.14 26

KR KARWAR· 11- 16 EA 125.53 3.05 45.56 27

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 236.85 Total 3.64 205.82 15.24 148.19 28 VI- 14 GC 3.64

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 2169.31 Total 44.52 288.13 112.07 76.25 ,29

VI- 12 GC 44.52

115

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No. :0050

L.C. Name of Villag. Total area of TOIaI Amenities available (ifnQl available within the villag\l, a dash (-) is shown in tho No. the village Popu- colltt11n and I1eXlto it in-bracketl. the dialance in broad ranges viz. -5 kma. 5-10 kma.

(In hectares) I_lion and !.a+ kms oflhll !!I1a~st I!!!co !:!lore Ibe f!!cililX i! avail_bl!! is llivl:!ll· and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of IBusStop. House- Tele- marketl Railway Slation, holds graph hat if_ny Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

30 GOYAR 2299.71 198 P -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (33)

31 KAMARGAON 1615.98 130 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(5-10) -00+) -(5-10) ( 18)

32 LANDE 2382.89 105 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (25)

33 GOTEGALI ~.44 1343 P(2), H, H -(0-5) PO -(10+) as (284)

34 KADRA 3865.26 2880 P(Z), H, H H, ,PHC T, II PTO, -(10+) BS (697) Phone

35 BALEMME 3496.62 221 -(5-10) D II -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (49)

36 DEYAKAR 1,067.65 832 P -(5-10) II PO -(10+) -(10+) (197)

37 KAIGA 1,055.88 1596 P(Z) RP T, II PO -(10+) BS (376)

38 HARTUGA 1848.11 1163 P -(S-10) II -(5-10) -<10+) BS (307)

39 KUCHEGAR 1787.41 145 P -(5-10) II -(5-10) -(10 ... ) -(0-5) (34)

40 YIRJE 2080.26 1747 P -(5-10) II, R -(10+) -(10+) -(0-5) (490)

41 MALLAPUR 1259.82 1491 P(4), M(2) -(5-10) II, R PO -(10+) BS (340)

42 KERWADI 497.55 n4 P, M. H, SMP II PO -(10+) BS (159) PUC

43 KADIYE 305.55 522 P, H -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) '(107)

41, KATAR 364.60 711 P, M, H -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) BS (1SO)

116

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No.: 0050

Approach Neatest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land u~ (area under different typ.:s of rand use in heclaN' rounded to two decimal places) L.C. rovilllIge and dilllllncc (in Km.) Supply No.

Foro:. Irrigaled Vn·irrigated Culturable Aro:a not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(includiqg for cultivation gaucharand groves)

Pl1 " '122 ,'3~ , ,4 1 , ,51 ,,61 , ,71 ,,81 . "1

KR KADRA KPt PROJECT COLONY· 2171.30 Total 5.06 32.48 35.08 55.79 30 VI· 24 GC 5.06

KR KAORA KPC PROJECT COLONY' 1603.71 Total 3.04 5.05 4.08 0.10 31 VI' 28 GC 3.04

KR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 2341.61 Total 15.18 0.22 10.74 15.14 32 VI- 32 GC 15.18

PR KADRA KPC PROJECT COLONY, 3252.82 Total 25.20 195.27 16.55 159.60 33 VI· 10 GC 25.20

PR KADRA (PC PROJECT COLONY· EA 3348.13 Total 5.06 54.00 218.00 260.30 34 VI' GC 5.06

KR KADRA (PC PROJECT COlONY, 3271.n 23.68 7.09 194.08 35 VI· 12

PR KARWAR· II' 61 3678.51 171.08 12.00 206.06 36

PR KARWAR· II· 53 3779.14 127.98 148.76 37

PR KARWAR· II· 55 1633.86 Total 8.09 72.76 133.40 38 GC 8.09

KR KAR\IAR· II· 51 1593.04 Total 12.14 64.39 1.99 114.95 39

GC 12.14

leR KARWAR' II' 46 1784.33 Total 10.12 118.55 167.26 40 GC 10.12

FIR KARWAR· II· 42 919.68 Total 8.09 104.57 22.7.48 41 GC 8.09

kR KARWAR- II' 37 354.67 61.72 22.06 59.10 42

kR KARWAR· II' 35 160.32 Total 7.08 107.65 9.27 2;:'23 43 Tk 7.08

IeR KARWAR· II· 36 182.60 Total 9.11 153.84 '.18 17,87 44 Tk 9.11

117

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No. :0050

L.C. N~of Villag~ Total aNa of Total Am¢nities availabl¢ (if not availabl~ within th¢ village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms,

(In hectares) lation a!!d 10+ kms of the neaNst Illace where the fadlitx is avail@ble is given). and Educa- Medi~al Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, Hou$¢- Tel.:- marketl Railway Station, holds graph hat if any Waterway]

(1) m (3) (4) (5) ·(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 KINNAR 1109.32 3295 P(1l) , SMP IJ PTO, -(10+) BS

(715) M(4), H Phone

46 WAllWADA 491.62 1382 peS), M, H -(0-5) IJ PO -(10+) BS

(273)

47 NAIT I SHVAR 204.61 658 P, M -(0-5) W -(0-5) -(10+) BS (140)

48 DEVAlMAKKI 647.54 720 P, M PHC, FPC \I PO -(10+) BS

(157)

49 SHIRVE 2589.85 329 P -(5-10) IJ -(5-10) -(10+) BS

(61)

50 NIVll 160.91 181 P -(5-10) IJ -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5)

(34)

51 NAGEKOVE 3954.03 372 p(2) -(0-5) -(5-10) -(10+) -(0~5)

(67)

52 BElUR 1360.23 466 P -(S-10) IJ -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(n)

53 BERGAL 451.51 441 P(2) -(0-5) IJ -(0-5) -(10+)· BS (82)

54 SIDDAR 1112.53 1042 P(4), PHC, FPC T, W PO -(10+) BS (241) M(2) , H,

PUC, I

55 SHIRWAD 1974.06 2131 p(3) I M(2) -(0-5) T, IJ PO '-(0-5) as (470)

56· MAKHERI 80.46 953 p(2), M -(0-5) T, IJ - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (258)

57 KADWAD 1018.63 4155 P(3), -(5-10) T, II PTO, -(5-10) BS (786) M(2) , H Phone

Total (SlJIl) 70967.51 79416 P(147), H, (1n78) M(63), PHC(10),

H(22) , D, FPC(5).

PUC(4) , C, RP(13),

I, TR SMP(3)

118

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARWAR; Code No.: 0050

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Krn.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) wasle available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

tll) P2~ P~l ~14l ~15l ,16l ,17) ~'82 (1}

PR KARIIAR- 11- 12 355.35 480.52 42.46 230.99 45

KR KARWAR- II' 24 168.36 Total 3.04 137.62 64.88 117.72 46 Tit: 3.04

KR KARIIAR- 11- 22 81.65 Total 5.06 71.02 16.59 30.29 47 GC 5.06

PR KARWAR- 11- 32 465.21 Total 3.04 94.09 50.53 34.67 48 GC 3.04

KR KARWAR- 11- 36 2408.20 Total 4.05 101.38 31. 71 44.51 49 GC 4.05

KR KARIIAR- 11- 40 123.97 Total 2.02 24.28 5.99 4.65 50 GC 2.02

KR KARWAR- 11- 38 3733.37 Total 9.11 96.12 29.33 86.10 51 GC 9.11

KR KARWAR- 11- 28 1130.59 Total 3.04 97.13 62.39 67.08 52 GC 3.04

PR KARWAR- 11- 32 301.00 Total 4.05 51.60 37.10 57.76 53 GC 4.05

PR KARWAR- 11- 23 EA 804.77 Total 24.28 163.36 42.14 77.98 54 GC 24.28

PR KARWAR- 11- 5 EA 1500.88 Total 0.81 285.77 101.65 84.95 55 GC 0.81

PR KARWAR- II - 4 EA 6.09 50.59 18.57 5.21 56

PR KARWAR- 11- 10 EA 354.33 Total 1.01 340.99 52.27 270.03 57 GC 1.01

54337·.34 Total 541.44 8576.44 1829.25 6563.77 Tit: 209.44 GC 332.00

119

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123

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: KUMT A-0060 C.D.BLOCK:KUMTA~O

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO

LOCAl ION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE

(Manual) (C~ter) (Manual) (C~ter)

2 3 4 5 6

40 HegcJe 11/20/6/36 11/20/0060/0036 9/19/6/73 09/19/9060/0073

41 Hegdehosa II i 11/20/6/80 11/20/0060/0080 9/19/6/108 09/19/0060/0108 42 Hegle 11/20/6/54 11/20/0060/0054 9/19/6/119 09/19/0060/0119 43 Hindbai l 11/20/6/78 11120/0060/0078 9/19/6/109 09119/0060/0109 44 Hiregutti 11/20/61109 11/20/0060/0109 9/19/6/27 09/19/0060/0027 45 Hittalmakki 11/20/6/106 11/20/0060/0106 9/19/6/23 09119/0b!,0/0023 46 Holanagadde 11/20/6/5 11j20/0060/0005 9119/6/1 09/19/0060/0001· 47 Holegadde 11/20/6/86 11/2010060/0086 9/19/6/80 09119/0060/00~

48 Honopere 11/20/6/76 11/20/0060/0076 9/19/6/111 09/19/0060/0111

49 Horbfiet 11/20/6/85 11/20/0060/0085 9/19/6/81 09/19/0060/0081

50 HO~ 11/20/6/60 11/20/0060/0060 9/19/6/117 09/19/0060/0117 51 HOIlIteri 11/20/6/117 11120/0060/0117 9/19/6117 09/19/0060/0017 52 ~ngeri 11/20/6/8 11120/0060/0008 9/19/6/4 09119/0060/0004

53 Klldekocti 11/20/6/91 11/20/0060/0091 9/19/6/85 09/19/0060/0085 5 .. Kadime 11/20/6/118 11/20/0060/0118 9/19/6/18 09/19/0060/0018 55 Kadkoct 11/20/6/14 11/20/0060/0014 9/19/6/49 09/19/0060/0049 56 Kegal 11/20/6/9 11/20/0060/0009 9/19/6/5 09/19/0060/0005 57 lCalbhag 11/20/6/4 11/20/0060/0004 9/19/6/10 09/19/0060/0010 58 Kalkerf 11/20/6/97 11/20/0060/0097 9/19/6/88 09/1910060/0088 59 ICallabbe 11/20/6/59 11/20/0060/0059 9/19/6/92 09/19/0060/0092 60 Kalve 11/20/6/65 11/20/0060/0065.' 9/19/6/97 09/19ioOMl0097 61 Kanakale 11/20/6/63 11/20/0060/0063 9/19/6/95 09/19/0060/0095 62 Kandvall i 11/20/6/61 11/20/0060/0061 9/19/6/93 09/19/0060/0093

63 Karkimakki 11/20/6/58 11/20/0060/0058 9/19/6/9.1 09/19/0060/0091 64 Kavaladi 11120/6/62 11/20/0060/0062 9/19/6/94 09/19/0060/0094 65 Kelagistale 11/20/6/46 11/20/0060/0046 9/19/6/42 09/19/0060/0042 66 Keppekurve 11/20/6/43 11/20/0060/0043 9/19/6/39 09/19/0060/0039 67 Koclambale 11/20/6/21 11/20/0060/0021 9/19/6/57 09/19/0060/0057 68 KOOkani 11/20/6/51 11/20/0060/0051 9/19/6/37 09/19/0060/0037 69 KolimanjgUl"li 11120/6/110 11/20/0060/0110 9/19/6126 09/19/0060/0026 70 Konall i 11/20/6/95 11/20/0060/0095 9119/6/77 09/1910060/00n 71 Kujall i 11120/6/53 11/20/0060/0053 9/19/6/74 09119/0060/0074 72 Kundguni 11/20/6/90 11/20/0060/0090 9/19/6/86 09/19/0060/0086 73 Kuri gadde 11/20/6/48 11120/0060/0048 911916/48 09119/0060/0048

74 Lukkeri 11/20/6/38 11120/0060/0038 9/19/6/72 09/1910060/0072

75 Madanger i 11/20/6/107 11120/0060/0107 9/19/6124 09119/0060/0024 76 Madkibai l 11/20/6/56 11/20/0060/0056 9/19/6/89 09/19/0060/0089 n Malwalli 11/20/6/25 11/20/0060/0025 9/19/6/61 09/19/0060/0061 78 Manaki (R) 11120/6/34 11/20/0060/0034 9/19/6/71 09119/006010071 79 Mani katta 11/20/6/2 11/20/006010002 9/19/6/7 09/19/0060/0007 80 Masurkurve 11/20/6/42 11/20/0060/0042 9/19/6/38 09/19/006010038 81 Math 11/20/6/88 11/20/0060/0088 9/19/6/83 09/19/006010083

124

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: KUMT A-0060 C.D.BLOCK:KUMTA~O

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manllal) (CoqlUter) (Manual) (CoqlUte_r)

1. 2 3 4 5 6 i

82 ~ini 11/20/6/71 11/20/0060/0071 9/19/6/104 09/19/0060/0104 83 Mtdlagaz8ni 11/20/6/112 11/20/0060/0112 911916/29 09/191006010029

84 Mi~jan. 11/20/6/11 11120/0060/00,,1 9119/6132 09/19/0060/0032 '~S Monba 11120/6/111 11120/0060/0111 9/19/6/28 09/19/0060/0028

86 'Muc4:ai 11/2016/66 11120/0060/0066 911916/99 09/19/0060/0099 87 Muc:ifla II i 11120/6/72 11120/0060/0072 9/19/6/102 09/19/0060/0102 88 Mugvekanvadi 11120/6/13 11/2010060/0013 911916/47 09/19/006010047 89 Muroor 11120/6/57 11/20/0060/0057

~, " 911916/90 09/19/0060/0090

90 Nadunasker i 11/20/6/114 11/20/0060/0114 911916/14 09/1910060/0014 91 Nagerbai I 11/20/6/101 11/20/0060/0101 9/19/6/21 09/19/0060/0021 92 Nagur 11/20/6/15 11/20/0060/0015 9/19/6/50 09/19/0060/0050 93 Naranapur 11/20/6/102 11/20/0060/0102 9/19/6/31 09/19/0060/0031 94 Hi Ikod 11/20/6/32 11/20/0060/0032 9/19/6/69 09/19/0060/0069 95 Norse 11/20/6/69 11/20/0060/0069 9/19/61101 09/19/0060/0101

96 Paduvani 11/2016/50 11120/0060/0050 9119/6/40 09/19/0060/0040 '97 Pattubele 11/20/6/41 11/20/0060/0041 9/19/6/36 09/19/0060/0036

98 Sandolli-Muttolli 11120/6/19 11/20/0060/0019 9/19/6/56 09/1910060/0056 99 Santegu4. i 11120/6/79 11/2010060/0079 9/19/6/107 09/19/0060/0107

100 Santgal 11/20/6/84 11/20/0060/0084 9/19/6/115 09/19/0060/0115 101 Santure 11/20/6/27 11/20/0060/0027 911916/66 09/1910060/0066 102 Savalkurve 11/20/6/44 11/20/0060/0044 9/19/6/41 09/19/0060/0041 103 Shirgunji 11/20/6/26 11/20/0060/0026 9/19/6/62 09/19/0060/0062 104 Soppinahosalli 11/20/6170 11/20/0060/0070 9/19/6/103 09/19/0060/0103

105 Talgod 11/20/6/93 11/20/0060/0093 9/19/6/78 09/1910060/0078 106 fami rhonda 11/20/6/40 11/20/0060/0040 9/19/6/35. 09/19/0060/0035 107 Tappalgutta 11/20/6/30 11/20/0060/0030 9/19/6/64 09/19/0060/0064 108 Toregazani 11/20/6/103 11/20/0060/0103 9/19/6/30 09/19/0060/0030 109' Torke 11/20/6/104 11/20/0060/0104 9/19/6/22 09/19/0060/0022

110 Ullurmath 11/20/6/75 11/20/0060/0075 9/19/6/110 09/19/0060/011~

111 Uppinapattan 11/20/6/29 11/20/0060/0029 9/19/6/63 09/19/0060/0063 112 Urkeri 11/20/6/94 11/20/0060/0094 9/19/6/79 09/19/0060/0079

113 Valgalli 11/20/6/96 11/20/0060/0096 9/19/6/75 09/19/0060/0075

114 Van 11/20/6/20 11/20/0060/0020 9119/6/55 09/19/0060/0055 115 Yattinabail 11120/6/52 11/20/0060/0052 9119/6/46 09/19/0060/0046 116 Yedtare 11120/6/17 11/20/0060/0017 9/19/6/53 09/19/0660/0053 117 Yelvalli 11/20/6/16 11/20/0060/0016 9/19/6/52 09/19/0060/0052 118 Yennemidi 11/20/6/108 11/20/0060/0108 9119/6/25 09/19/0060/0025 119 Yeshwantimule 11/20/6/12 11/20/0060/0012 9/19/6/51 09/19/0060/0051

125

Name ofC.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. No,

(1)

2

3

4

5

Name of Village

CHITRAGI

HAN I KATTA

HALKAR

KALBKAG

HOLANAGADDE

6 GUDEANGADI

7 !lAAD

8 HUB8ANGERI

9 KAGAL

Total an:a of the villag~ (In hcctan:s)

(3)

169.46

190.70

199.35

418.20

450.69

164.27

219.10

131. 75

530.32

,

Total Popu­lation and No.of House­holds

(4)

811 (150)

90 (13)

1016. (177)

4388 (735)

3784 (678)

1477 (263)

1526 (274)

1752 (275)

4049 (635)

VILLAGE'

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within th~ villag~. a dash (-) is shown in the column and n~xt to it in brackets. the distance in hroall ranges vi7 .. -5 kms. 5-1.0 kms.

and 10+ kms of the nc~rcst place where the l'a,ilily is availahk is given). Eduea- Medi~al Drinking Pus! Day llf C"mmunicalion

tional Wat~r and Days of IBus Slop:

(5) (6)

P(2), H, H RP

-(0-5)

P(2), M

P(4), M(2)

P(5) ,

M(2), H

P(2), M

P, M, H,

PUC

-(0-5)

- (0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

RP

NH, RP

P(3), M(3) RP

P(4), PHC, FPC

M(3), H(2)

126

T, 'II, HP

'II, HP

'II, HP

T, 'II, HP

'II, HP

'II, HP

'II, HP

T, W, HP

'II, HP

T de- marketl Railway Station. graph hat ifany Waterway!

,(8)

Phone

-(0-5)

PO, Phone

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone

PlO, Phone

PlO,

Phone

PTO, Phone

PTO, Phone

(9) ( 10)

-(0-5) BS

- (0-5) -(0-5)

-(0-5) BS

- (0- 5) 8S

-(0-5) 8S

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) 8S

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS, NW

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

Approach N~arest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land u~ (ar~a IInd~r diff~r~nt typ.:s of land us.: in h.:ctares round.:d to two d~cimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by SOIJre~ of irrigation) waste available

(including for cuftivation gauchar and groves)

~

111 ~ 1122 ~13~ p4r ( 15~ ( 162 (7) (182 ~12

PR KUMTA- Ii(J2 EA 42.45 Total 17.20 100.01 4.~ 92,39 Tic 8.90 W 1.82

We 6.48

KR KUMTA- II 1- 3 140.72 49.98 2

PR KUMTA- Ill- 3 88.90 Total 9.23 44.13 48.60 8.49 3 Tk 4.86 W 1.13

We 3.24

PR KUMTA- Ill- EA 55.75 317.74 12.46 114.90 4

PR KUMTA- Ill- 4 EA 107.87 Total 41.68 175.37 109.84 15.93 5 Tic 25.25 W 12.14

We 2.02 0 2.27

PR KUMTA- 111- 9 fA Total 26.52 83.29 35.53 18.93 6 Tk 12.14 W 7.69

We 2.03 0 4.66

PR KUMTA- 111- 10 EA Total 19.52 163.61 26.41 9.56 7 Tic 10.62 II 4.45

We 2.83 0 1.62

PR KUMTA- IlI- 10 fA Total 13.49 74.62 21.20 22.44 8 II 7.69

We 1.75 0 4.05

PR KUMTA- 111- 12 fA 128.51 Total 44.89 246.51 1.25 109.16 9 Tic 18.21 W 8.90

We 4.42 0 13.36

127

VILLAGE

AMENITiES Name of C.D.Block : KUMT A; Code No. :0060

L.C. No.

Name of Village

10 AGHANASHINI

11 MIRJAN

12 YESHWANTlMULE

13 MUGVEKANVADI

14 KADKOO

15 NAGUR

16 YELVALLI

17 YEDTARE

18 BELLANGI

19 SANDOLLI-MUTTOLLI

TOIaI an:a of the village (In hectares)

251.32

623_13

126.49

550.61

352_50

3426_02

1549.64

204.16 .

1996.85

• 1891.27

Total Popu­lation and No.of House­holds

Amenities available (if not available within the village. a daSh (-) is shown in tho: column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ran,.:' viz. -5 kms, 5-lO kms.

and 10+ kms of the neaNfI place where the facilit¥ is available is givl!n). Educe- Medical Drinking Post, Day or . COll)lJlunication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop.

(4)

3071 P(2), M (465)

2887 P(4),

(477) M(2), H

(6)

RP

RP

T ele- marketl Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway)

(8) (9)

T, W, HP PTO, -(10+) Phone

W, HP PTO, -(10+) Phone

(10)

BS, NW

BS, Nil

------------------------ UN - INHABITED -------------------------

263 P (51)

63 (11 )

-(0-5)

1033 P(2) (168)

566 P, M (94)

43 -(0-5) (9)

404 pel)

(73)

173 P (37)

128

-(0-5) W, HP -(0-5.) -(10+) BS

-(5-10) W -(0-5)' -(10+) as

-(5-10)- W, HP PO -(5-10) -BS

-(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) lis

-(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(O-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5 )

-(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block: KUMTA: Code 1\i().: 0060

Approach Ncarest Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land US\! (~m!a und':f din~n.!nt typ..:!'1 of land U~ in ht::~lar..:!-. rnumkd to two (.i..'\.'ind plal.'o!~) L.e. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply j\b ._-------_

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated euhur.hl_ Alr:~ not

(hy sOlln;c of irrigation) waM~ "va;!abk ( t.:!lI'ling ;' J~ .. lJ:tivalion gaul..!har and grov~s)

(112 (122 (132 (142 {152 {162 P72 (182 (12

PR KUMTA- 111.- 15 EA 90.22 Total 33.22 54.54 18.50 54.84 10 Tk 17.40 II 6.89

lie 8.93

PR KUMTA- 111- 12 EA 325.44 Total 26.96 95.69 34.26 14(1.78 11 II 10.52

lie 12.14 GC 4.30

--------------------------------------------- UN I ~HABITED ---- - --------- ------- -- -- ---------- -- - . --- " 12

KR KUMTA- 111- 19 EA 417.90 Total 13.56 49.95 8.80 60.40 13 101 1.42

We 6.07 0 6.07

KR KUMTA- 111- 24 314.57 Total 6.68 6.09 12.33 12.83 14 II 1.62

lie 4.86

0 0.20

KR KUMTA- 111- 24 EA 3119.65 Total 5.41 67.54 92.88 140.54 15 II 3.24

lJe 2_02

0 0.15

PR KUMTA- I I 1- 16 EA 1366.29 Total 5.82 74.80 9.91 92.82 16 II 1.62

lJe 4.20

KR KUMTA- I I 1- 19 184.33 Total 4_09 12.38 2.85 0.51 17 II 3_24

lie 0_82

0 0.03

KR KUMTA- 111- 18 1877.70 Total 8.99 32.96 51.86 25.34 1!J

1/ 4.05 I/e 3.64

0 1.30

KR KUMTA- I I 1- 18 EA 1824.01 Total 9.50 15.39 32.87 9.50 19 Tk 4_24

1/ 5.26

129

Name of CD. Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. Na.

Name or Yillag~

20 YAN

21 KOOAMBALE

22 HARITA

23 ANEGUNDJ

24 HEBBAll

25 MALIiAlll

26 SKIRGUNJI

27 SANTURE

28 BHANDIVAL

Total 8r~8 of the village (In heclllfCS)

2528.02

1473.19

200.56

250.55

1496.94

1016.34

692.81

244.74

116.26

Total Popu­lation and No.of H()use~

hulds

(4)

312 (59)

184 (32)

199

(42)

130 (27)

510 (77)

207 (36)

481 (62)

186

(35)

185 (41)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities availahle (i(not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ km;; "fine nearesl place where Ihe r.,ilily is availahk is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day ur Cummunicalioo

tiona I Waler an<! Days of rBus Slop. Tde- marketl Railway Stalion. graph hat ifany Walerwayl

(5) (6) (8) (9) (10)

p -(10+) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

p -(0-5) II, HP PO -(10+) BS

-(0-5) -(0,5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -00+) BS

P -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

P -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

P -(0-5) II, HP -(5-10) - (10+) as

P - (O-5) HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

P -(O-5) HP -(0-5) -(10+) as, Nil

130

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Coue: No.: 0060

Approach Nearesl Town. Class of Town Power Land us.: (area under difTcn:nllypes orland us.: in hcclarus rounded 10 I,,,, dc,imal pla.;es) L.C. 10 village and distance (in .Km.) Supply Nil.

Foresl Irrigated Un-irrigated Cllilllraole Ar\!a nnt (oy source of irrigation) wast\! availahlc

(induding {(,)f ...:ultivation gau.:har and grow.)

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1)

KR KUMTA- 111- 25 EA 2425.88 Total 21.68 13.90 60.97 5.59 20

1.1 9.54

l.Ie 12.14

KR KUMTA- 111- 22 EA 1373.62 Total 14.45 20.84 45.93 18.35 21

Tk 6.07

'W 2.31

lie 6.07

PR KUMTA- I I I - 21 EA 112.28 Total 33.78 14.26 27.66 12.58 22

Tk 17.40

1.1 5.05

lie 11.33

... PR KUMTA- II I - 20 230.90 Total 6.15 3.32 6.50 3.68 23

Tk 0.80

lie 4.05

0 1.30

/(R KUHTA- 111- 21 EA 1353.88 Total 9.17 49.02 65.51 19.36 24

Tk 5.12

0 4.05

KR KUNTA- 111- 22 956.79 Total 2.57 26.05 21.12 9.81 25

Tk 1.21

0 1.36

KR KUMTA- 111- 21 EA 548.83 Total 3.60 43.50 94.90 , .98 26

Tk 1.62

lie 0.36

0 1.62

KR KUHTA- 111- 14 EA 171.69 Total 12.82 16.66 23.48 20.09 27

Tk 4.72

lie 4.05

0 4.05

KR KUHTA- 111- 14 71.16 Total 18.29 9.80 6.75 10.26 28

Tk 6.15

II 4.05

0 8.09

131

Name of CD.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. No.

Nnlll~ of Vi1l3g~

29 'JPPfNAPAfTAf.<

3(1 WPPAlGUnA

J1 All(OO

32 NILKOO

33 ANTRAVALll

34 MANf,KI (R)

35 01VGI

36 HEGOE

37 CHATRAIW?V~

38 LUKKERI

39 AIGAlKURVE

40 TANNIRHONDA

41 PATTUBElE

Total area of the village (In hectare;)

(3)

1)14.99

6.82

518.07

174.90

1256.76

598.04

582.87

1094.43

37.29

131. 09

94.64

46.01

23.99

Total Popu­lati,m and

No.of House­hold,

(4 )

830

(lS0)

34

(5)

721 (160)

106 (23)

1402 (254)

783 ( 130)

2538 (413)

7695 (1340)

252 (39)

1934 (23"8)

633 ( 119)

13 (2)

14 (4)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Ameniti~s availaol.: (if not available within !h~ village. a dash (-) i, ~hown in the .:olumn and next to it in brackets. thc di,tanc" in broad ranges vi·z. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kills of the nearest place where th" t~h;ility is availahk is giwnl. &lnca- Medical Drinking Post Day or COl11munication

(ional Wata and Days of IBus SlOp. Tck- markd/ Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterwayl

'. (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

P, M -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(10+} as Phone

" -(0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5) -(W+) BS

P, M -(0--5) II, HP - (0-5) - (10+) as ~ ..

p -(5-10) II, HP PO -00+) B5

P(4), N(2) RP T, II, HP PO, - (10+) BS Phone

P(2), M -(0-5) II, HP PO -(5-10) .6S

P(4), N, H RP 1, II, HP PO, - (0-5) BS Phone

P(B), RP II, HP PTa, -(0-5 ) IlS

M(4) , H Phone

P -(0-5) hi, HP -(10+) -(10+) BS, Nil

P(2), -(0-5) h', HP PO -(5-10) BS M(2), H

P, M -(0-5) - (0-5) - (10+) BS, Nil

I)

-(0-5) -(0-5) II -(0-5) - (10+) NW

-(0-5) -(0-5) l.I -(0-5) - <1 0+) Nil

132

/

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: KUMTA; Coue No.: 0060

Approach N~ar~st Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (ar~a und~r differ~nt types of land us~ in h~ctares rounded to two d~cimal places) L.C. to village and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply No.

/ Fl)r\!sl Irrigatl!d Un-irrigated Cultllrahlc .Ar~a not , (by SOlln;~ of irrigation) availahli! waste

(induding {(,r cultivation gau~har and grovl!s)

Pl~ ~12~ ~ 13~ ~ 14) ~15) (6) lIn ( 18) ~ 1)

PR KUMTA- [11- '19 EA 87.24 Total 27.36 19.54 39.18 21.67 29 1.1 10.93

l.Ie 12.38 0 4.05

PR KUMTA- [11- 14 EA Total 1.10 0.10 4.34 1.28 30 1.1 0.70

lJe 0.40

PR KUMTA- [11- 13 EA 422.78 Total 26.78 22.52 34.61 11.38 31 Tk 16.18 l.Ie 4.05

0 6.55

PR KUMTA- 111- 10 EA 150.96 13.63 0.21 10.10 32

PR i(UMTA- Ill- 13 EA 943.34 252.38 61.04 33

PR KUMTA- 111- 6 EA 366.91 116.99 7.08 165.72 34

PR KUMTA- 111- 5 EA 335.64 146.70 100.53 35

PR KUMTA- 111- 4 EA 199.47 792.96 102.00 36

PR KUMTA- 111- 16 EA 35.26 2.03 37

PR KUMTA- 111- 6 EA 33.46 83.93 13.70 38

NR KUMTA- 111- 18 EA 81.95 12.69 39

NR KUMTA- 111- 13 42.49 3.52 40

NR It!UMTA - 111- 14 EA Total 0.94 11.94 6.78 4.33 41 0 0.94

133

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. No.

Name of Village

42 MASURKURVE

43 KEPPEKURVE

44 SAVALKURVE

45 BARGIGAZANI

46 KELAGISTALA

47 BETKULI

48 KURIGADDE

49 BARGI

50 PADUVANI

51 KODKANI

52 YATTINABAI L

. 53 KUJALLI

54 HEGLE

55 ALVALLl

Total ar~a of Total Amenities availahle (if not availabk within tne village. a dash (-) .is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad rang~s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the tilcility is availahk is given). ln~ villag~ Popu-(In he.:tares) lation

and Educa- M~di"al Drinking Post Day or Communication

(3)

190.83

115.36

56.84

175.86

61.22

484.70

446.37

302.47

328_23

252.81

410.77

500_12

257.22

244_80

No.of Housc­no Ids

tional Water and· Days of (Bus Stop.

(4) (5) (6)

~--------.-------------- UN

............................................... .. UN

--_---_----------------- UN

124 P -(0-5)

(19)

------------------------ UN

1646 (261)

118 (24)

1715 (333)

1543 (256)

1917 (354)

372 (74)

1570 (278)

384 (52)

540 (98)

P(2), M(2) -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

P(2) , M, H RP

P(2), M -(0-5)

P(2), M, H RP

P -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5)

P -(0-5)

P(2), M(2) -(0-5)

134

(7)

INHABITED

INHABITED

INHABITED

I.'

INHABITED

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

II, HP

1.', HP

1.', HP

II, HP

II, HP

Tek- mark~ll Railway Stalion. graph hal if any Walerway I

(8) (9) (10)

..................................................

..................................................

...................................................

- (0-5) -(10+) BS

..................................................

PO -(10+) BS

-(0-5) -(10+) BS

PTO, -(10+) BS Phone

-(0-5) -(10+) BS

PTO, -(10+) B5, Nil phone

PO -(10+)

PTO, - (5-10) Phone

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PTO, Phone

-(10+)

BS

B5

BS

BS

DIRECTORY .. AND LAND USE

Approach' to village

( 11)

N~an:st Town. Cla~s of Town and distance (in Km.)

(12)

Pow\!r Supply

(13)

NamtJ ofC.D.Block : KUMTA; CodtJ No.: 0060

Land U::;l! (ar~a um.kr din~rt;nl tyP\!S of land l1S\! in hr!~\ar~~ H)umkd to two dl!.;imal plal.::~s)

For~st [rrigat~d Un-irrigated C\llturahlc Area not (hy source of irrigatilln) wask available

(including for cultivation gau~har and grovl!s)

(14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18)

L.e. No.

( 1)

------------.-~----.--------------.---------- UN INHABITED ---.----------------------------------------- 42

KR

PR

PR

PR

KR

PR

PR

PR

KR

KR

----------.---------------------------------- UN [NHABITED -----------.--------------------------------- 43

------------------------.---.--.---.--------- UN • INHABITED --.----.--.-.- .. ---- .. -------.-.- ... -.---.--- 44

KUHTA- 1[1- 21 97.94 12.12 65.80 45

-.-.-_.----.-._---.----.--.-.--------.------- UN - INHABITED .----.-.----------------._---.--------------- 46

KUHfA- Ill- 18 EA 69.71

KUHTA· 111- 21 333.76

" )

K.UMTA- 111- 18 EA 101.33

KUMTA- III· 15 EA 95.00

KUMTA- 111- 15 EA 49.45 Total

II

lie

KUMTA- Ill· 15 EA 312.37

KUHTA- Ill· 6 EA 298.73 Total

\I

lie

0

KUHTA' III· 6 EA 207.36 Total

Tk

W

0

KUHTA- III· 13 fA 168.24 Total

Tk

W

0

135

2.34 1.22 1.12

36.66 8.33

16.19 12.14

16.50 2.02 4.36

10.12

12.62 4.04 4.53 4.05

213.06

58.84

134.55

121.94

129.19

40.68

150.73

32.23

27.60

4.78

0.84

0.84

0.11

68_80

8.15

12.14

4.88

197_15 47

52_93 48

65.75 49

110.58 50

3.03 51

49.57 52

1.86 53

1.13 54

31.46 55

Name of C.p.Block : KUMT A; Code NQ. :0060

L.C. No.

Name of Village

56 MADKIBAIl

57 MUROOR

58 KARKIMAKKI

59 KALLABBE

60 HOSAD

61 KANDVAL 1I

62 KAVA LAO I

63 KANAKALE

64 HAL VALLI

65 KALVE

Total aNa of Total the village Popu-(In hectares) lation

(3)

80.71

898.00

189.48

768.16

290.47

544.30

883.03

551.76

347.82

1132.27

and No.of HOllse­holds

(4)

40 (7)

2368 (450)

1002

( 168)

1512

(259)

111

(21)

329 (46)

236 (39)

147 (20)

114 (18)

587 (83)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Am,mitks available (if not available within th~ village. a dash (-) is shown in the ~olumn and next to it in brack~ts. the distana in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of Ihe nearest place where the facilitv i, availahle is giwn). Edllca- Mellieal Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop.

(5)

-(0-5)

P(2) ,

M(2), H

P(2), M

pes), M

-(0-5)

P

P

-(0-5)

P

P

136

(6)

- (0-5) II, HP

RP II, HP

- (0-5) II, HP

RP W, HP

-(0-5) II, HP

-(0-5) II, HP

-(0-5) W, HP

- (0-5) II

-(0-5) II

-(5-10) II

Tck- markdl Railway Station. graph hat ifnny Wakrway]

(8) (9) ( 10)

-(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

PO, -(5-10) BS Phone

PO - (10+) BS

PO -(10+) BS

-(0-5) -pO+) as

-(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(D-S) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(5-10) - (10+) Nil

-(0-5) -(10+) Nil

-(5-10) -(10+) Nil

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.B1ock : KUMT A; Code No.: 0060

Appro~ch Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (ar~a under different types of land usc in hectares rounded to two decimal plac.:.) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cuiturable Area nnl (by source of irrigation) wasl~ available

(induding for ~ultjvati()n gauchar and groves)

~ 112 ~122 ~132 { 142 (152 (162 ~172 ~ 182 { 11

KR KUMTA- Ill' 8 EA 68.90 Total 0.13 7.25 0.76 3.67 56 Tk 0.08

\oJ 0.05

PR KUMTA- II 1- 10 EA 537.63 Total 90.71 71.19 30.48 167.99 57 Tk 50.24

\J 8.09 lie 12.14 0 20_24

PR KUMTA- 111- 15 EA 80.45 Total 14.75 39.45 1.72 53.11 58 \oJ 6.66

lie 6.07 0 2.02

PR KUMT A - I I I - 13 EA 445.00 Total 50.38 88.83 6.39 177.56 59

Tk 8.09 \oJ 12.34

lie 12.14 0 17.81

PR KUMTA- 111- 14 EA 243.45 Total 0.81 29.46 3.84 12.91 60 \oJ 0.40

I/e 0.41

KR KUMTA- 111- 19 416.45 Total 4.52 38.90 1.52 82.'11 61 II 0.48

lie 2.02 0 2.02

KR KUMTA- 111- 19 783.72 Total 0.82 28.73 47.68 22.08 62 1/ 0.41

lie 0.41

KR KUMTA- I I 1- 25 489.41 Total 0.20 29.34 3.75 29.06 63 \J 0.10 0 0.10

KR KUMTA- 111- 26 EA 295.76 Total 0.10 26.16 5.87 19.93 64 0 0.10

KR KUMTA- I I 1- 29 EA 950.77 Total 1.28 '11.76 17.'13 50.53 65 II 0.48

IJe 0.80

137 r- -f~'

Name of C.D.BIOck : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.e. Nu.

( 1)

Name of Village

66 MOOG I

67 CHIMMOLLl

68 BANGANE

69 NORSE

70 SOPPINAHOSALLI

71 MEDINI

72 HUDNAll I

73 ALGAR

"/4 B,\SCLL I

75 ULl 'JRMATH

76 HONOGERE

TOlal area of Tolal Ih~ village POpll-

(In hectares) lat;,m

(3)

144.14

642.35

808.24

2121.64

408.98

2678.28

882.42

101.55

607.55

610.53

908.43

and No.or HOl1~·

holds

(4)

51 (9)

141,

(20)

375 (65)

360 (96) ,

154 (36)

222 (29)

222 (32)

29 (5 )

429 (66)

222 (44)

70 ( 17)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

, Amo!nilies available (if nol availanle within the villago!. a dash (.) is shown in Iho! column and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 km •. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of the nearest place who!re the facility is availahle is given). Edm:a- Medical Drinking Posl Day or Comrnunicalion

lional Water and Days or (Bus Stop. T de- marketl Railway Station. graph hal if any Waterway]

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

-(0-5 ) -(5-10) 1.1 -(5-10) -(10+) Nil

-(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1 -(5-10) -(10+) Nil

p -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) Nil

P -(5-10) -(0-5) -(lOt) Nil

P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

p - (5-10) W -(5-10) - (lQ+J BS

p -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(0-5) - (5- 10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

P, M -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(5-10)

P -(0-5) '.I, HP -(0-5) '(10+) -(5-10)

P -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

138

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land lise (area under different types of land usc in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) was1~ available

(including for ,ultiv3lion gau,har and grovl.!s)

~11~ ~12~ ~ 13~ ~14) (15) ( 16) ~ 17~ ~ 18) (1)

KR KUHTA- 111- 26 114.93 Total 0.14 12.76 2.87 13.44 66

\I 0.07 We 0.07

KR KUMTA- Ill- 28 576.32 Total 0.24 36.36 6.29 23.14 67 W 0.14

We 0.10

KR KUMTA- Ill- 30 EA 724.19 Total O. II 60.74 2.43 20.77 68

w 0.06 We 0.05

KR KUMTA- III- 35 EA 2058.56 Total 0.08 34.24 4.49 24.27 69 .... \I 0.03

0 0.05

PR KUMTA- III- 26 323.73 Total 0.40 38.14 0.35 46.36 70

W 0.10 We 0.15

0 0.15

PR KUHTA- Ill- 32 2619.93 Total 1.78 35.92 3.77 16.88 71 W 0.57

We 1.21

KR KUNTA- 111- 26 798.54 Total 0.20 43.93 3.89 35.86 72 W 0.10 0 0.10

KR KUHTA' Ill· 30 95.03 5.11 0.83 0.58 73

KR KUMTA' 111- 25 EA 507.09 Total 0.99 59.81 11.56 28.10 74 0 0.99

KR KUMTA· III· 32 567.38 Total 0.51 25.12 5.17 12.35 75 W 0.40

We 0.11

KR KUHTA' III' 32 876.35 Total 0.51 16.36 4.84 10.37 76 0 0.51

139

Name ofC.D.Block; KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.e. No.

Name of Village Total ar~a of Total th~ villag~ Popu-

(In h~,tar~s) lation and No.of Hou.~­

holds

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

AII)¢niti~s availahl~ (if not available within th¢ villag~, a dash (-) is ;;hown in the column and n~xt to i( in bracl:~ts. Ih~ dislan,~ in broad ranges vi/.. -5 kms. 5-10 km •.

and 10+ kms of (he ncar~st Plac~ wh¢r~ (h~ facility is availahle is given). Eduea- M~djcal Drinking PMI Day or Communication

tiona I Wa(~r and Days of [Bus Stop. T d~- mark,,(/ Railway Station.

,_ _ graph hat if any Wat"rway)

~(1~) ______ ~(f~ ___________ ~(3~) ____ ~(~4L) __ ~(~5L) ______ ~(~6L) ____ ~C~7L) ____ ~(8~)~ __ ~C~9)L_ ____ ~(~'O~)L-__

n ABBOlLl 261.60

78 HINOi341l 122.16

79 S.~NTE(,Ul1 270.32

80 HEGDEHOSALLI 32.54

81 BASTlKERI 218.90

82 liARVALll 239.35

83 DIVALLI 816.68

84 SAliiTGAl 293.49

85 HORBHAG 119.98

108 ( 19)

110 (16)

444 (94)

129 (23)

299 (52)

101 (15 )

767

( 134)

401 aD)

679

(109)

p

P

P(2) , M(2), H

P

P

P

P, M

P

P(2), M

140

-(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

-(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) - (10+) - (0-5)

PHC, FPC 101, HP PTO, -(10+) BS Phone

-(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

- (0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS

-(0-5) II, liP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

-(0'5) II, HP '(0-5) -(10+) BS

. (5-10) II, HP PO - (10+) BS

·(5'10) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Coot) No.: 0060

Approach 'N~aresl Town. Class of Town Pow~r L1nd usc (area under diff"r"nl Iyp'" of land usc in heclares rounded 10 Iwo decimal pia"".) L.C. to villag¢ and distanc¢ (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigaled U n·irrigaled Cullurable Area nOI (by SOU(1;\! of irrigation) wastr.! available

(induding for cultivalion gauchar and grovt.!!\)

~ 1 1) ~ 12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) ~ 1)

KR KUMTA' III' 35 231.95 Total 1.01 20.28 1.18 7.18 77 Tk 0.20

1./ 0.41 I./e 0.20

0 0.20

KR KUMTA' III' 27 91.23 Total 0.54 24.28 3.28 2.83 78 Tk 0.41 a 0.13

PR KUMTA' III· 25 EA 173.74 Total 0.81 48.87 31.39 15.51 79 Tk 0.41

0 0.40

KR KUMTA' Ill' 27 8.44 Total 0.55 14.27 4.95 4.33 80 Tk 0.14

0 0.41

KR KUMTA' III· 26 EA 132.14 Total 0.84 45.74 9.37 30.81 81 Tk 0.23

1./ 0.40 I./e 0.21

KR KUMTA' III' 30 201.39 Total 0.62 25.17 1.35 10.82 lI2 Tk 0.06

1./ 0.40

0 0.16

PR KUMTA' III' 20 EA 602.87 Total 21.85 113.96 26.07 51.93 83 Tk 4.05 Y 8.08

I./e 4.05 0 5.67

PR KUMTA· Ill' 20 EA 228.19 Total 0.86 32.38 7.57 24.49 B4

• II 0.81 0 O.OS

KR KUMTA' III· 10 EA 24.65 Total 7.24 33.07 11.02 44.00 85 Tk 1.17 II 4.05

Ye 2.02

141

Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.e. No.

Name of Village

(1) (2)

86 HOLEGADDE

87 OEVGIRI

88 MATH

89 HARNIR

90 KUNOGUNI

91 KADEKOOI

92 HANDIGONE

93 TALGOD

94 URKERI

TOlal area of Tolal Ihe village Popu-(In hectares) lation

392.07

53.12

94.77

121.21

27.52

154.89

241. 94

272.93

292.32

and No.of House­holds

(4)

1838 (357)

287 (60)

966

(182)

41.3 (72)

33 (6)

419 (65)

985 (202)

839 (149)

776 (156)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not availahle within Ihe village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next 10 il in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km •.

and 10+ kms of the lI~arest place where the lacility is available y. given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communicalion

tional Water and Days of IBus SlOp.

(5 ) (6)

P, M RP 1.1, HP

P, M, H RP 1.1, HP

-(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, HP

P, M -(5-10) 1-1, HP

-(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP

P -(0-5) 1.1, HP

P(2), M - (0- 5) 1.1, HP

-(0-5) 1.1, HP

P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP

142

Tde- market! Railway Station. graph hat irany Waterway)

(8)

PTO,

Phone

Phone

(9)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(5-10) -(10+)

-(5-10) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

PTO, Phone

-(0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

PO -(0-5)

(10)

BS

BS

BS

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

, BS

BS

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND -u SE NameofC.D.Block: KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (urea und~r din;:rent types orland us~ in h~ctares rounded 10 two decimal places) L.e. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturablc Area not (hy "<luree of irrigation) wastl! available

(including !<)r cultivation gaucharand groves)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) . (18) (1)

PR KUMTA- [I [- 7 EA 56.45 Total 36.16 82.69 60.15 156.62 86

II 7.69 lie 12.14 GC 16.33

PR KUMTA- [)[- 8 EA 12.35 Total 10.10 16.61 0.96 13.10 87 II 2.02

We 4.05 GC 4.03

PR KUMTA- [11- 6 EA 13.68 Total 7.54 48.90 5.24 '19.41 88

Tk 1.47 II 2;02

lie 4.05

PR KUMTA- [)[- 9 EA 46.56 Total 13.84 5.90 15.11 39.80 89 Tk 6.07 II 2.43

We 3.24 0 2.10

KR KUMTA- [[I' 9 EA 18.25 Total 3.77 2.23 3.27 90 II 2.02

We 1.75

PR KUMTA· I) [- 3 EA 57.76 Total 6.13 47.64 10.26 33.10 91 .

II 4.05 We 2.02 0 0.06

PR KUMTA- [[ [. 2 EA 68.54 Total 10.96 101,91 9.05 51.48 92

II 4.05 We 6.06

0 0.85

PR KUMTA· [11- 5 EA 195.81 Total 29.21 6.71 41.20 93 1/ 8.09

We 16.19 0 4.93

PR KUMTA- [)[- 5 EA 98.66 Total 94.40 19.52 79.74 94 Tk 16.19

II 20.24 I/e 33.69 0 24.28

143

Name ofC.D.Block: KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. No.

(1)

Nam~ of Village

95 KONAlLl

96 VALGALLI

97 KALKERI

98 HAROOI

99 G()I(ARN

100 BIDRAGERI

101 NAGERBAIl

102 NARANAPUR

103 TOREGAZANI

104 TORKE

Total ar~a of Total th~ village POPII-

(In hectares) lation

(3)

222.60

247.31

536.61

105.12

1700.14

83.99

147.30

67.43

26.88

247.99

~nd

No.of HOllse­holds

(4)

982 (161 )

1196

(212)

883 ( 140)

572

(90)

12253

(2275)

560 (94)

(, )

4

(1 )

171 (34)

1161 (229)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities 3v.il.ble (ifllot availaok within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and nextlo il in brad:ets. the distana in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km •.

and 10+ kIns of the nearest place where the fadlity is availahk is given). Edllca- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop.

(5 )

P(2), M

P(2), M

P

P

P(14),

M(4) ,

H(2), puc

P

-(0-5)

- (0-5)

P

P(2), M

144

, . Tde- market I Railway Station.

(6)

- (0-5)

-(0-5 )

-(O-S)

-(O-S)

MH, PHC,

FPC

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

RP

graph hat if any Watawayl

(8) (9) ( 10)

W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS

Phone

T, 104, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS

Phone

II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) as

II, Til, HP PTO -(10+) BS, Nil

II, HP -(0-5) - (5-10) BS

II -(0-5) -(10+) BS

II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) Bs

II -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

II, HP PTO, -(0-5) as Phone

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

Approach : Nearest Town. Clas. of Town Pow~r Land III'<! (a~a und~r diff~r~nt typ~~ of land us,: in h~ctar~s ro\lnd~d to two d~cimal plac~s) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

For~st Irrigat~d Un-irrigated Culturaole Ar~a not (Oy sourc~ of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation ganchar and grows)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

PR KUMTA- 111- '10· EA 91.92 Total 18.32 102.55 8.09 1.72 95 Tk 4.05 W 6.18

lie 8.09

PR KUMTA- 1lI- 5 EA 109.50 Total 42.24 54.96 40.61 96 Tic 4.05 II 9.86

lie 24.28 0 4.05

PR KUMTA- 111- 5 EA 366.32 Total 11.98 146.51 10.12 1.68 97 Tic 2.02 II 3.89

lie 4.05 0 2.02

PR KUMTA- [11- 4 EA 70.37 Total 4.11 29.20 1.21 0.23 98 Tic 0.88 W 2.02

lie 1.21

PR KUMTA~ 111- 38 EA 478.70 Total 54.23 398.41 124.79 644.01 99

Tic 4.05 II 20.24

lie 12.14 0 17.80

PR KUMTA- 111- 35 EA 21.08 Total 3.53 25.87 31.85 1.66 100 II 1.21

lie 2.32

PR KUMTA- III' 35 EA 0.39 146.91 101

PR KU"1TA- [11- 33 EA 67.43 102

KR KUMTA- 111- 35 EA 4.24 10.04 12.60 103

PR KUMTA- 111- 33 EA 57.54 75.89 1.93 112.63 104

145 19

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am~niti~s availahl~ (ifnoi availahle within th~ village. a dash (-) is shown in the

No. the village Poru- column and n~xt to it in hrackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -? kms .. 'i-10 kms.

(In hectares) lation 8nd 10+ kms ofth~ nearest (!Iace where the lilcilit~ is availab!~ is giwni· and Edui:a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

No.of tional Water and Days Ill' [Bus Stop. Hous~- Tdc- markell Railway Station.

holds graph hat it' any Wat~rwayJ

~1) <2>, (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

105 GONEHALLI 127.51 265 P -(0-5) 1,/, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

(55)

106 HI TT ALMAKK I 258.67 320 P -(0-5) 1,/, HP -(0-5) -(10+) [lS

(65)

107 MADANGERI 305_66 1373 P(2}. M RP 1,/. HP PT0 1 -(10+) BS (248) Phone

.. 108 YENNEMIDI 83_82 52 P -(0-5) 1,/, HP -(0-5) -(10") BS

(10)

109 HIREGUTTI 682.10 2588 P(3), M, H PHC, FPC T. 1,/, HP PTO, -(10+) BS

(500) phone

110 KOLIMANJGUNI 386.35 245 P -(0-5) 1,/. HP -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5)

(35)

111 MORBA 226.84 791 P(2). M - (0-5) 1,/, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(151 )

112 MIDLAGAZANI 204.56 ~~----------~----------- UN INHABITED --.------------~~-~~---.-

113 BHAVIKOOlA 210.72

114 NADUMASKERI 380.94

115 HARUMASKERI 141. 22

116 BAHKIKOOlA 52.07

1794 (294)

2944 (508)

671 ( 130)

696

(129)

P(2). M

P(5) , M(3) ,

P, M, H

P, M, H

146

- (0-5) 1,/, HP

-(0-5) 1,/. HP

RP T, II, HP

PHC, FPC, T, II, HP

RP

-(0-5)

FTO, phone

phone

PTO, Phone

-(0-5)

- (0-5)

·(0-5)

-(0-5)

BS

as

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

Approach Nilarest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (a~ea under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. tovilJage . ~nd distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cullurable Area not (lly source of irrigation) waste available

(induding !(lr wltivation gau~har and grov~s)

ill> (12) ( 13) (,.14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1)

I'll KIJMTA- 111- 3D EA 42.76 Total 2.77 48.06 31.40 2.52 105 \I 1. 21

IJe 1.56

PR KUNTA· 111- 33 fA 65.28 36.08 24.14 133.17 106

PR KUM!A- IlI- 30 EA 87.66 67.26 63.32 87.42 107

PR KUKTA- II 1- 30 EA 12.44 13.77 57.61 108

-PR KUKlA- 111- 26 EA 149.45 180.27 292.72 59.66 109

KR KUKTA- III - 24 292.91 40.01 38.35 15.08 110.

PR KUKTA- 111- 20 EA 36.26 26.90 125.92 37.76 111

----_. __ ._---------------._--------------_--- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 112

PR KUMIA- 111- 40 EA Total 11.09 197.42 2.21 113 Tk 0.16 W 4.05

We 6.88

PR KUKTA- III - 42 EA Total 35.07 183.14 162.73 114 Tk 4.05 W 14.84

We 16.18

PR KUMTA- 111- 42 EA Total 10. (3 125.25 5.24 115 W 4.05

We 6.68

PR KUMTA- 111- 42 EA 1.82 Total 14.44 28.61 7.20 116 Tk 0.28 W 6.07

We 8.09

147

Name of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No. :0060

Le. No.

Name of Village

117 HOSKERI

118 KAOIHE

119 HANEHAlLi

Total (Sun)

Total area of Tntal th~ village Popu­(In hecla res) 181ion

and No.of HOlls~­

holds

(3)

133.53

169.17

236.51

56663.68

(4)

646

(115 )

795

( 143)

2008

(429)

107963

( 18982)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if nol available wilhin the village, a da..h (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Ilroad ranges viz. -5 kms. ;-10 kms.

and 10+ k!fls oflhe nearesl place where Ihe f"cililY is available is given). &luea- Medical Drinking Posl Day or Communication

lil'nal Water and Days of [Bus Stop.

(6)

P, H -(0-5)

P, H -(0-5)

P, H, H - ~j): 5)

P( 171), MH,

M( 72), PHC(S),

H(2l) , FPC(5),

PUC(2) NH, RP(19)

148

m W, HP

W, HP

W, HP

T~le- marketl Railway Station. graph hal if any Waterway)

(8)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PT'O-,

phone

PO,

Phone

. (5'10)

-(S'lOi

BS

BS

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Near~sl Town. Class of Tow" to village and distance (in Km.)

Pnwl.!r Sunp!y

~(1~1~) ________ ~(~12~) _______ ~lt

PR KlJIITA- 111- 43 EA

PR KUMTA- 111- 43 EA

PR KUMTA- 111- 41 EA

34.72

63.28

19.513

39'194.01

Namto of C.D.Block : KUMTA; Code No.: 0060

--_--_._--------_._-----------No.

Irri!!a!~d ('uhur.hle thy ~nur~l! of lrriga'ion) W3!';tt!

(including !!3u ... har and !!l'Ows)

Ares nnt svailahle tin ,'ullivalion

Total 8.11 73.37 13.61 3.12 '17 II 4 .. :'c

11,' 4.05

, otal 4.17 10.1.\9 6.13 118

II 2.03

lie 2.14

21:).1:3 2.22 0.88 119

Total 1170.05 8270.64 2239.79 5262.04 Tk 275.30

\J 310.25

We 360.61

0 199.23

GC 24.66

149

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wIth taluk ~dory.

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'--X-ii. - --j ... __ .-_____ ..1

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PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, FAMILV PLANNING CENTRE" '" '" ._ ... ... '" ••• ... ... • ..

IMPORTANT VILLAGe MARKET/HAT (StlANOYl,MANOIES ..

9aMd UII03I Sur., fII IMiG map with th~ jNtl'lliuiOft of tI'l SU(VtlyOf General 01 Iodicl.

PO I TO

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: MUNDGOD-0070 c. D. BLOCK: MUNDGOD"()()70

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODe LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE

(Manual) (C~ter) (Manual) (C~ter)

2 3 4 5 6

1 A8adi 11/20/7136 11/20/0070/0036 9/19/7/28 09/19/0070/0028 2 AjJihalli lU20/7111 11/20/0070/0011 9/1917/6 09/19/0070/0006

3 Alall i 11/20/7/87 11/20/0070/0087 9/19/7/83 09/19/0070/0083 4 Amatgar (F) 11/20/7172 11/20/0070/0072 9/1917171 09/1910070/0071

5 Anda~"i 11/2017118 11/20/0070/0018 9/19/7113 09/19/0070/0013

6 Atabail (F) 1112017170 11/20/0070/0070 9/19/7/65 09/19/0070/0065 7 Attangi 11/2.0/7/75 11/2.0/0070/0075 9/19/7/88 09/19/007010088

8 Bac:hanki 11/201713 11/2.0/0070/0003 9/1917/38 09/191007010038 9 Balehall i (F) 11/2017/30 11/20/0070/0030 9/1917/24 09/19/0070/0024

10 Balekoppa l1i20/7/64 11120/0070/0064 9/1917/57 09/191007010057 11 Bappa 19\1'ldi 11/2017/13 11/20/0070/0013 9/19/7/4 09/19/0070/0004

12 Bappalkatti 11120/7/14 11120/007010014 9/1917/5 09/1910070/0005 13 Basavankoppa 11/2011121 11/20/0070/0021 9/19/7/12 09/191007010012 14 Bedsgaon 11120/7/68 11/20/0070/0068 9/19/7/60 09/19/0070/0060 15 Bekkod 11/2017/57 11/20/0070/0057 9/19/7/52 09/19/0070/0052

16 Bhadrapura 11/20/7/44 11/20/0070/0044 9/19/7/68 09/19/0070/0068 17 Bokangudde 11/20/7/55 11/20/0070/0055 9/19/7/50 09/19/0070/0050

18 Bomnarshikoppa (F) ~11/20/7/60 11/20/0070/0060 9/19/7/63 09/19/0070/0063 19 BorangUdde 11120/7/93 11/20/0070/0093 9/1917/89 09/19/0070/0089

2.0 Byane II i t F) 11/20I7i~ 11/20/0070/0023 9/19/7/16 09/19/0070/0016

21 Chaltleri (F) 11/20/7/79 11/20/0070/0079 9/19/7/73 09/19/0070/0073

22 Chavadall i 11/20/7/24 11/20/0070/00Z4 9/19/7/18 09/19/0070/0018

23 Chigalli '11/2017/15 11/2.0/0070/0015 9/19/7/9 09/19/0070/0009

24 Chikharvall i (F) 11/2017/n 11/20/0070/00n 9/19/7/79 09/19/0070/0079 25 Chipatleri 11/20/7/80 11120/0070/0OS0 9/1917/72 09/19/0070/0072 26 Chitgeri 11/2017178 11/20/0070/0078 9/1917/74 09/19/0070/0074

2700ddaharvalli 11/2017/76 11/20/0070/0076 9/19/7/80 0.9/19/0070/0080

28 Ghanadaha tt i (F) 11/2017/81 11/20/0070/0081 9/19/7/75 09/19/0070/0075

29 Gotagudi 11/20/7/46 11/20/0070/0046 9/1917/43 09/19/0070/0043 30 Gunjavati 11/2017132 11/20/0070/0032 9/19/7/23 09/19/0070/0023

31 Halharvl 11/2017/63 11/20/0070/0063 9/19/7/56 09/19/0070/0056 32 Haragan&halli 11/20/7/50 11/20/0070/0050 9/19/7/46 09/19/007010046 33 Hirehatl i 11/20/7/16 11120/0070/0016 9/19/7/10 09/19/0070/0010 34 Hoskoppa 11/20/7/56 11/20/0070/0056 9/1917/53 09/19/0070/0053 35 Hostot 11/2017/65 11/20/0070/0065 9/19/7/59 09/19/0070/0059 36 Huclel koppa 11/20/7/94 11/20/0070/0094 9/1917/91 09/19/0070/0091 37 Hulihonda 11/20/7/34 11/20/0070/0034 9/19/7/27 09/19/0070/0027 38 Hullhonda (F) 11120/7/92 11/20/0070/0092 9/19/7/87 09/19/0070/0087 39 HI.WlgUI"Ida 11/20/7/37 11'120/0070/0037 9/1917/29 09/19/0070/0029

153 2.0

ALPHABETICAL' LIST OF. VlI.J:.fA(_;flS

T ALUK: MUNDGOD-0070 C. D. BLQCK: MUNDGOD-0070

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS . L - ,

NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION cooe LOCATION COOl LOCATION CODE

(Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (computer)

2 3 4 5 6

40 Indoor 11/20/7/39 11120/00~0/0039 9/19/7/32 09/19/0070/0032 41 Ingalki 11/20/7/43 11/20/0070/0043 9/19/7/40 09/19/0070/0040

42. Jangeri 11/20/7/52 11/20/0070/0052 9/19/7/51 09/19/007.'010051 . ~~ .

43 Kalaganakoppa 11/20/7/7 11/20/0070/0007 9/19/7/0 09/19/0070/0000

44 Kalhall i 11/20/7/83 11/20/0070/0083 9/19/7/77 09/19/0070/00n

45 Kalkeri 11/20/7/19 11/20/0070/0019 %19/7/14 09/19/0070/0014

46 Kalkoppa 11/20/7/45 11/20/0070/0045 9/19/7/41 09/19/0070/0041

47 Kanchikoppa (F) 11/20/7/71 11/20/0070/0071 9/19/7/66 09/19/0070/0066

48 Kargoll i 11/20/7/28 11/20/0070/0028 9/19/7/21 09/19/0070/0021

49 Katur 11/20/7/85 11/20/0070/0085 9/19/7/81 09/19/0070/0081

50 Kavalkoppa 11/20/7/17 11/20/0070/9017 9/19/7/8 09/19/0070/0008

51 Kodambi (F) 11/20/7/61 11/20/0070/0061 9/19/7/67 09/19/0070/0067

52 Kolgi 11/20/7/49 11/.20/0070/0049 9/19/7/45 09/19/0070/0045

53 Kop-Gotgudi 11/20/7/47 11/20/0070/0047 9/19/7/42 09/19/0070/0042:

54 Kop-Indoor 11/2q/7/40 11/20/0070/0040 9/19/7/33 09/19/0070/0~3; 55 Kundargi 11n,0!7/5 11/20/0070/0005 9/19!7!2 09/19/0079/0002

56 Kurli 1.1/20/7/62 11/20/0070/0062 9/19/7/62 09/19/0070/0Q62

57 Kusur 11/20/7/29 11/20/0070/0029 9/19/7/34 09/19/0070/.0034

58 Kyadgikop 11/20/~/~4 11/2q/0070/0054 9/19/7/49 09/19/,9079/0049

59 Kysankeri 11/20/7/25 11/2O/Cl070/0025 9/19/7/20 c -()(ttl9!0070/0020

60 LakkolLi 11/20/7/9 11/20/0070/0009 9/19/7/15 09/19/0070/0015 "

61 Mainall i 11/20/7/22 11/20/0070/0022 9/19/7/22 09/19/0070/0022 . , ~

62 Malaganakoppa 11/20/7/6 11/20/0070/0006 9/19/7/0 09/19/0070/0000

63 Malavalli 1,1./2017/8 11/20/0070/0008 9/19/7/17 09/19/0070/0017

64 Malgi 11/20/7/48 11/20/0070/0048 9/19/7/44 09/19/0070/0044

65 Margadi .11/20/7/89 11/20/0070/0089 9/19/7/85 09/19/0070/00~5

66 Mavakoppa 11/20/7/88 11/20/0070/0088 9/19/7/84 09/19/0070/0084

67 Mudsal i .1.1/2017 /.~. 11/20/0070/0086 9/19/7/82 09/19/0070/0082

68 Mundagod 11/20/7/1 11/20/00~0;0001 9/19/7/0 09/19/0070/0000

69 Naginkeri 1.1/20/7/58 11/20/0070/0058 9/19/7/54 09/19/0070/0054

70 Nagnoor 11/20/7/84 11/20/0070/0084 9/19/7/78 09/19/0070/0078

71 Nandi katta 1_1/20/7/35 11/20/0070/0035 9/19/7/31 09/19/0070/0031

72 Nyasargi. 11/20/7/4 11/20/0070/0004 9/19/7/1 09/19/0070/0001

73 Oralg; 11/20/7/90 11/20/0070/0090 9/19/7/90 09/19/0070/0090

74 Pala 11/20/7/42 11/20/0070/0042 9/19/7/39 09/19/00701,0039

75 Pur 11/,20/7/2 '11/20/0070/0002 9/19/7/37 09/19/0070/0037 0

76 Ramapur 11/20/7/74 11/20/0070/0074 9/19/7/69 09/19/0070/0069

154

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: MUNDGOD-0070 c. D. BLOCK: MUNDGOD-0070

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

l7 Raynall i (F) 11/20/7/20 11/20/0070/0020 9/19/7/11 09/19/0070/0011

78 Salgaon 11/20/7/10 11/20/0070/0010 9/19/7/7 09/19/0070/0007 79 Sanavalli 11/20/7/12 11/20/0070/0012 9/19/7/3 09/19/0070/0003 80.Sanavalli (F) 11/20/7/67 11/20/0070/0067 9/19/7/64 09/19/0070/0064 81.Shinganahalli 11/20/7/91 11/20/0070/0091 9/19/7/86 09/19/0070/0086 82 Siddapur 11/20/7/59 11/20/0070/0059 9/19/7/55 09/19/0070/0055

83 Tamyankoppa 11/20/7/26 1]/20/0070/0026 9/19/7/19 09/19/0070/0019 84 Tattih~U i (F)-Katur 11/20/7/82 ·11/20/0070/0082 9/19/7/76 09/19/0070/0076 85 Tattihalli (Mundgod) 11/20/7/41 11/20/0070/0041 9/19/7/36 09/19/0070/0036 86 T eg i nkoppa 11/20/7/27 11/20/0070/0027 9/19/7/35 09/19/0070/0035 87 Tograll i 11/20/7/69 11/20/0070/0069 9/19/7/61 09/19/0070/0061

88 Ugginkeri 11/20/7/31 11/20/0070/003.1 9/19/7/25 09/19/0070/0025 89 Umachagi 11/20/7/66 11/20/0070/0066 9/19/7/58 09/19/0070/0058

90 Veerapur 11/20/7/51 11/20/0070/0051 9/19/7/47 09/19/0070/0047 91 Virapur (F) 11/20/7/73 11/20/0070/0073 9/19/7/70 09/19/007Q/0070

92 Wadagatta 11/20/7/38 11/20/0070/0038 9/19/7/30 09/19/0070/0030

93 Yemagalli 11/20/7/53 11/20/0070/0053 9/1?/7/48 09/19/0070/0048 94 Yerebai l 11/20/7/33 11/20/0070/0033 9/19/7/26 09/19/0070/0026

155

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : MUNOOOD; Code No. :UUfU

L.C. Name of Village Toeal area of Total Ameniliea available (if not available within the village, a dub (.) i. IIhowJl in the No. the village Popu- column and nexllo it in brackets. the distllllCe in broad raJlle& viz .• ,5 Icm& • .5-10 Icm&.

(In hectares) Iation all!! 12+ ~I!!!! 2(1112 ne!ll!!! I!I!lSIl wblll\ll!!e fasili!~ i! Ivgilabls iI gi~l!l· and Edu.:a· Medical Drinking POll Dey or Communiclltion No.of tional Water and Deysof (Bu. Stop, Hous.!- Tele- marketf Railway Station, holds graph hat if any Waterway)

01 <2> (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

MlJII)AGOO 697.12 10496 P(6), PMC, FPC T, W, TK, PTO, MOM 85 (1927) M(5), TW, HP Phone

H(2), PUC, e

2 PUR 2n.99 .....•..••.•.•.• : ••••••. UN . INHABITED •......•...•.......•...••

3 BACHANICI 1550.24 1337 P(2), M ·(0,5) 1,1, HP PTO, ,(0,5) BS

(245) Phone

4 NYASARGI 712.13 1090 P(Z), M(Z) ,(0'5) 1,1, TW, HP '(0·5) . (0,5) '(0,5)

(Z01)

5 KUllDARGI 262.49 134 ,(0,5) '(0'5) 1,1, HP '(0,5) '(0-5) ,(0-5)

(22)

6 MAlAGAllAKOPPA 354.91 2359 P ,(0,5) T, HP • (0-5) '(0,5) BS (505)

7 KALAGAIIAKOPPA 146.63 441 P '(0'5) T, HP ·CO-5) '(0,5) '(0,5)

(79)

8 IIAlAVALLI 484.65 564 P, M ·(5,10) ..,: HP · (0-5) ·(5-10) BS

(98)

9 LAUOlLl 833.82 497 P ,(5,10) W, HP · (0,5) '(5-10) BS (96)

10 SALGAON 1219.97 1754 P(2) ·(5,10) 1,1, HP '(0,5) '(5-10) BS (308)

11 AJJIHAlLl 676.31 3n p . (0'5) W, Til '(0·5) '(0,5) '(0-5) (58)

12 SANAVAlll 845.85 589 P(2) '(0,5) W, HP '(5010) • (0-5) BS (110)

13 IAPPAlGUIID I 384.97 30 ·(0,5) • (5,10) HP ,(5·10) ·(5-10) . (0-5) (5)

14 IAPPALKATTI 448.48 ......................... UN • IMHA8lTED .........................

15 CHIGAlLl 882.19 3058 P(2), M RP T, 1,1, HP PTO, '(0-5) BS (517) Phone

156

DIRECTORY

AND LAND .USE Name of C.D.Block : MUNDGOD; Code No.: 0070

AppIoach Nearest Town. elasa of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to \Wo decimal places) L.e. \0 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated. Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source ofinigatioR) waste available

(including gauc~and

for cultivation

groves)

(1]) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18)- (1)

PR SHJGGAON· IY' 21 EA 161.26 Total 162.98 235.35 29.82 107.71 Tk 162.98

------------~---- .. ------- ... -.- ... -..... -.. - UN . INHABITED •..... -...... -- .... --- .....•... -.... -..... -.. 2

PR SHIGGAON' IY' 19 EA 1143.66 Total 84.54 256.47 14.70 50.87 3 Tk 84.54

IeR SHIGGAON' IY' 19 EA 539.36 Total 6.84 114.49 36.79 14.65 4 Tk 6.84

IeR SHIGGAON' IY- 19 228.75 Total 0.71 26.90 6.00 0.13 5

TIc 0.71

PR SHIGGAON' IY- 20 fA 194.03 Total 37.74 95.80 7.82 19.52 6 Tk 37.74

IeR SHIGGAON· IY· 21 EA n.53 Total 36.45 29.95 . 2.70 7 Tk 36.45

KR YElLAPUR· IY- 25 fA 238.n Total 30.70 113.26 82.83 19.09 8 Tk 30.70

KR YElLAPUR' IY· 20 475.12 Total 21.91 219.42 95.68 21.69 9 Tk 21.91

PR HANGAL' III' 23 EA 525.71 Total 157.78 365.48 59.88 111:12 10 Tk 157.78

KR HANGAL' 111' 22 EA 392.95 Total 54.34 205.63 5.39 18.00 " • Tk ~.34

KR SHIGGAON· IY· 19 EA 434.26 Total 8.72 345.31 25.40 32.16 12 Tk 8.72

,(R SHIGGAON- IY' 19 fA 326.16 Total 0.40 42.84 11.81 3.76 13 Tk 0.40

••••••••• -- ••• -- •• - •• -- •• --------------- •••• - UN - INHABITED .------.-----------.-----.------------------- 14

·R HANGAl· Ill· 20 fA 435.86 Total 76.78 298.50 21.15 49.90 15 Tk 76.78

157

VILLAGE:

Name of C.D.Block : MUNDYOD; 6xle No. :0070 AM E N IT I ES

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Ameniti<ls available. (ifR<ltlMiilable wilhlillheNillako"a dasI'l (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in b!'Bckets. the ~e in broad' ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms,'

(In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofth~ nea!!!!!l!lace where !be (a£llbI iuvailabis is give!ll. .. and Educa- M.:dlcal Drinking PoSt Day or Commurucallon No.of tional Water . and Days of [Bus Stop, Hou",,- Tele- marketl Rail"(ay Station. holds grapb hat ifany Waterway)

(1 ~ m (3) (4) (5) (6) .. (7) :.' . (8) (C}) ( 10)

16 HIREHALlI 765.6S 688 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) W, TW, 1tP -(0-5) -(0,5) BS (104).

17 KAVALKOPP, 510.55 433 P -(5-10) W, TW, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (74)

18 ANDAlGI 857.37 475 P, M -(5-10) W, HP PO -(5-10) BS (92)

19 KALKERI 857.69 699 P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (141 )

20 RAYNALLI (F) 330.65 ------------------------ UN - INHABITED -------------------------

21 BASAVANKOPPA 795.42 111 P -(10+) W, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (29)

22 MAINALLI 7962.73 2866 P(5), M(4) -(10+) W, HP PO -(10+) BS (516)

23 BYANALLI (F) 508.85 199 P -(5-10) HP - (P~5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (38)

24 CHAVADAlLl 378.90 1421 P(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PO -(0-5) BS (248)

25 KYSANKERI 195.72 324 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (62)

26 TAMYANKOPPI 175.98 611 P -(0-5) W, HP . -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (88)

27 TEGINKOPPA 170.82 26 . -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0- 5) -(0-5) (3)

28 KARGOLLI 287.77 487 .P -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (104)

29 KUSUR 483.87 1828 P -(0-5) w, TW, HP PO -(0-5) BS (352)

30 BALEHALLI (F) 625.76 125 -(0-5) -(5-10) w, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (22)

158

: DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C:D.Block : MUNDGOD: Code No.: 0010

Ap_proach Nel!res~ Jown. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C.

to village " aDd distance (ill I\m.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not

(by source ofirrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gaucbar and groves)

. (m (12) (13) ~14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

PR, HAN~AL- I I 1- 21 EA .469.41 Total 68.43 160.15 30.70 36.96 16

Tk 68.43

PR HANGA~- [11- 24 EA ,283.27 Total 45.38 134.33 5.27 42.30 17

Tk 45.38

KR YELLAPUR- IV' 24 EA 579.02 Total 24.34 171.39 ·68.52 14.10 18

Tk 24.34

KR YELLAPUR- IV' 29 " EA 625.18 Total 19.14 89.47 107.24 16.66 19

Tk 19.14

--.--.- ... "--.----.---------~------- ....... -- UN - IHHABITEO -- •••• - ••• ,-- --- -- - -- - - _. - --- ••• -- --- .'-.-- --- 20

kR YELLAPUR· IV' 22 EA 669.29 Total 17.27 32.54 69.52 6.80 21

n 17.27

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 16 EA 7522.01 Total 40:16 191.73 1n.05 31.78 22

. Tk .40.16

KR YELLAPUR~ iV- 24 508.85 23

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 30 EA 130.03 Total 36.56 80.48 111.34 20.49 24 ,. Tk 36.56

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 30 Total 16.37 69.61 92.30 17.44 25

Tk ' 16.37

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 29 EA 104.04 Total 2.43 39.41 26.34 3.76 26

Tk 2.43

KR YELLAPUR· IV- 25 124.99 Total 13.92 29:42 2.49 tT lk 13.92

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 28 EA 130.84 Total 14.58 56.91 70.39 15.05 28

Tk 14.58

PR SHIGGAON- IV- 24 EA 3,93.53 Total 10.92 51.47 3.71 24.24 29

Tk 10.92

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 20 596.41 Total 0.40 14.75 4.94 9.26 30

Tk 0.40

159

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name or t...:.D.Block : MUNDGOD; Code No. :0070

L.C. Name of ViUage Total area of Total Amenilies availabl.: (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and ReXlIO il in brackell, the dillllnce in broad rangel viz. -5 kma. 5-10 kma,

(In he<:tarcs) lalion and 10+ kll!! oflhe Rea[S1it elalle wheN lIle ! • .;ilil~ ia available is given}. and Educe- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of lional Water and Day. of (Bus SlOP, Houl<:- - Te~- markell Railway Station, holds graph hal ifan), Waterway)

S1~ ,21 S31 S41 ~51 t61 t7l S81 ~91 "21

31 UGGINICERI 752.44 1105 P ~( 10+) II, HI> -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (197)

32 GUNJAVATI 1351.31 578 P SMP II, liP PO -(10+) BS (106)

33 YEREBAIL 2758.57 742 P(2) - (10+) II -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

(138)

34 HULl HONDA 689.10 267 P - (5- 10) II -(5'10) - (10+) -(0-5 ) (50)

35 NAND I KA1TA 2154.53 5092 P(4), M -(5-10) II, HP PO, -(10+) BS (881 ) Phone

36 AGAIH 495.88 1291 P - (0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) 8S (258)

37 HUNGUNDA 1865.45 2859 P(2), M PHC, FPC II, HP PTa, -(10+) BS (529) Phone

38 IlAOAGATTA 1303.98 1199 P(4) -(5-10) II -(5-10) -(5-10) 8S (224)

39 INDOOR 1094.98 4347 P, H, H -(5-10) T, II, HP PTa, -(5-10) BS (862) Phone

40 f(OP-INDOQR 725.74 1892 P -(0-5) T, II, HP - (0-5) -- -(0-5) BS (351 )

41 TATTIHALLI (MUNDGOD) 604.79 1565 P(4), M - -(0-5) T, 1.1, HP pO, -(0-5) - (0-5) (204) Phone

42 PALA 764.96 2784 P(2), PHC T, 1.1, HP PO MaN BS (458) M(2), H

43 INqALKI 276.91 ----------- ••• --.------- UN - INHABIlED -----------.-----.----.--

44 BHADRAPURA 396.14 717. P - (0-5) HP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (145)

45 KALICOPPA 541.85 500 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -CO-s) (83)

160

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt: of C.D.BI(Kk : MUNDGOD; Code No.: 0070

Approach Nearest T'lwn. CIa," "frown Power ulIld .ise (ar.:a under din~r.:nt types of land u,e ,n he.;wrc, roun,"''' to two <lccimal places) L.C. lovillag" and distance (in Km,) SlIpply No,

FIlr':~1 lrrl!!at'o!d U n-irri~at':ll C'ulturahle Area n-,'-'--(hy sour1;1! of irrigah~ '0) wa~h! availahle

lin,,;luding for culti'ation ~au~har and !!nw\!~J

On (12) (13) \ ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (I>

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 20 EA 557.21 Total 34.50 111.64 22.48 26.61 31

Tk 34.50

PR YElLAPUR- IV- 22 EA 1142.30' Total 28.59 67.61 89.25 23.56 32 Tk 28.59

KR YElLAPUR- IV· '27 EA 2518.72 Total 51.80 69.22 44.93 73.90 33

Tk 51.80

KR YEllAPUR- IV· 21 481.02 Tota( 18.21 154.'<;6 5.17 29.74 34

Tk 18.21

PR SHl'GGAON- IV- 24 t;A 1374.75 Total 136.56 573.24 13.53 56.45 35

Tk 136.56

PR SHIGGAOM- IV- 22 EA 104.30 Total 63.64 283.67 3.66 40.61 36

Tk 63.64

PR SHIGGAON- IY- 20 EA 989.78 Total 254.86 115.08 373.43 132.30 37

Tk 254.86

PR KUNDGOl- IV- 14 fA 960.98 Total 139.27 71.23 67.36 65.14 38'

n 139.27

PR SHIGGAON- IV- 22 EA .._ 347.27 Total 194.09 440.05 30.87 82.70 39

Tk 194.09

PR SHIGGAQN- IY- 20 EA 359.96 Total 190.02 110.15 6.88 58.73 40

Tk 190.02

PR SHIGGAON- [V- 24 fA 456.56 Total 9.98 70.71 45.45 22.09 41

Tk 9.98

PR HANGAL- 111· 12 EA 401.81 Total 2.02 29'.28 3.62 62.23 42 Tk 2.02

_____ * _____ a _________ • _______________________

U'I INHABITED ------ .. ------- .. --------------------~--------- 43

PR HANGAL- II I- n EA 218.68 156.4' 3.06 17.95 44

PR HANGAl- II 1- 17 EA 401.76 Total 5.46 118.12 5.14 11.37 45

Tk 5.46

161

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name 'of C.D.Block : MUNDGOD: Code No.

L.C. Naill'; <If Villag.: Totsl area of Ttl"" AIll.:nili.: .. av#ilahl.: iif",~ availahle within Ih.: villac.:. a dam (-) j, .,hOWI1 in tbo: No. Ih.: village por tl • ':lIlumn uRtlnexllo il in hrad;.:I~. Ihe disilln.:e in h,.oad !',Bng.:' viz .. ) kills. S·IO kills.

(In 11':':18I\:S) lalion and 10+ kills "flh.: ncarcstl!la.:e where Ihe fa,ililv is aveilahl.: is giwn!, and Edu.:a· Medical Drinking PtlSt Day or COlllllluni.:atinn NIl,M lional Waler an,1 Days of [Bus SlOp. Hnu><!· Tele· marke" Railway Slat ion. hnlds graph hat if any WaterWay I

{12 [22 m [4~ {52 {62 (72 UU {92 [ 102

46 GOTAGUDI 256.40 231 P '(0-5) II, HP · (0-5) ·(0-5) · (0-5) (43)

47 KOP'GOTGUD I 257.95 468 P, M '(0,5) II, HP • (O·~) ·(0,5) ·(0,5)

(86)

48 MALGI 86/0.26 1566 P(4) , PHC, FPC II, HP PTO, THU BS

(308) 1'1(2), H Phone

49 KOlGI 306.82 366 p '(0'5) II, HP · (0, 5) ·(0,5) ·(0,5)

(78)

50 HARAGANAHAl LI 299.33 251 P '(0'5) II, HP · (0-5) ·(0,5) · (0'5) (54)

51 VEERAPUR 191.48 671 P '(0'5) II, HP - (0-5) ·,0,5) ·(0,5)

( 122)

52 JANGERI 322.02 100 -(0'5) '(0-5) II, HP ·(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(20)

53 YEMAGAlli 167.27 •••• __ •.•••••••.••••• _.- UN - INHABITED _ ............. _ .... "._._ ..

54 KYADGIKOP 568.44 173 P -(0-5) \.I, HP " · (0-5) -(0-5) '{D'5) (32)

55 BOKANGUODE 207.31 43 ,(0,5) '(0-5) II, HP · (0'5) ·(0,5) · (0'5) (9)

56 HOSKOPPA 316.70 131 -(0-5) '(0,5) \.I, HP -(0-5) -(0,5) 8S (27)

57 BEKKOD 438.96 335 P -(0-5) II, HP ·(0-5) -(0-5) ,(0,5)

(60)

58 NAGINKER[ 236.00 20 -(0-5) '(0-5) \.I, HP · (0-5) ·(0-5) BS

(3)

59 SIOOAPUR 677.44 682 p '(0-5) W, liP '(0-5) ·(0-5) BS

(140)

60 BOMMARSHIKOPPA (F) 433.11 -- •••••••• - •• _ ••••.• _- •• UN INHABITED ----- -- -. --- ---_- ---- .... _-

61 KODAMBI (F) 757.53 1346 P ,(0,5) II, HP ·(0'5) ·(0-5 ) ,(5,10) (242)

162

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name: ofC.D.Block: MUNDGOD; Code No.: 0070

ArpmB,h N.:an:sl Town. Class ufTuwn Pow~r Land II"'! (ar~a IInd.:r dill;:r.:m Iyr.:s of land uoo: in h.:.:lar.:s ruund.:d 10 IWO d.:dmal rla.:.:s) L.C. h,vill_go: and distanc.: (in Km.) Supply No.

For~~1 Irrigalc,1 Un-irrilialCd Cuhurahlc An:a nOI (hy snur":l! of irrig8lit tn) wasl~ IIvailablc

(induding fur ~ullivali,)n gau..:har and grllv,:s)

(11~ (12) =,13) 'P4~ (15) P61 ( 17) ~18) (1)

PR IIANGAl- 111- 11 EA 127.79 115.34 1.63 11.64 46

PR HANGAL- 111- 11 EA '151.23 78.82 6.35 21.55 47

PR HAN GAL .:, III - 26 EA 548.41 Total 69.17 87.10 86.95 72.63 48

TIc 69.17

KR HANGAl- 111- 12 EA 33.02 Total 49.84 121.96 62.17 39.83 49

Tic 49.84

KR HANGAl- 111- 6 EA 83.35 Total 54.82 93.54 39.23 28.39 50

Tk 54.82

PR HANGAL- 111- 7 EA 30.14 Total 43.68 84.13 22.71 10.82 51 Tk 43.68

PR HANGAL' Ill' 9 EA 130.18 Total 1.36 39.63 8.70 142.15 52

Tic 1.36

-•... -.•.............. ---.------------------- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------- .. -~-.--.--- 53

KR HANGAL' III· 10 348.95 Total 3.12 82.82 39.72 93.83 54

Tic 3.12

KR HANGAL- III· 12 169.09 Total 0.10 7.98 6.46 23.68 55

Tic 0.10

PR HANGAL' III· 10 EA 136.83 Total 1.11 37.75 12.19 128.82 56

Tk 1.11

PR IIANGAL' 111- II 327.30 Total 5.51 63.72 21.87 20.56 57

Tk 5.51

PR HANGAL' 111- 10 198.17 Toul 0.20 20.74 2.76 14.13 58

Tic 0.20

PR HANGAL' I I I· 10 EA 454.73 Total 45.88 84.64 62.99 29.20 59

Tk 45.88

--.- ..... -- ........ -- .. -.------ ... -- •••••• -.. UN INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 60

PR IIANGAL' 111- 12 EA Total 2.02 138.70 614.56 2.25 61

Tk 2.02

163

VILLAGE

AMENITIES NamcofC.D.Block: MUNDGOD; Codt! No. :0070

L.e. N.m~ "I' Viilag~ Tolal ar-.!a of TOlal Am~"ili~. av.il.hl~ (if "ut avail.hl~ within Ih~ villap.:. 'I .•• H i. shown in Ih.: No. Ih" "illag" Popu- ,,,(umn and neXIIO il in orackets. the distan,,, in hmad ",n~". viz. -S killS. 'i-IO killS.

(In hectar".) laliun ""d 10+ killS ofth" n.:ar.:.! [!Ia~" wh.:r.: th" facility is 0\'8ilahl.: i. giwnl. and EJu..: .. ,- MCllieal Drinking ,Posl Day or (" .. )Jnll1uni~(llion No.of lional Wat~r and Day. of jBu. SlOp. H()uSI!- Td,,- mark~tl Rail",a) Station. hoI-I> graph hat if allY Wal~rwayl

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

62 KURLI 1032.06 409 P -(0-5) W, HP PO - (0-5) BS (64)

63 HALHARVI 70.20 47 -(0-5) - (0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (8)

64 BALEKOPPA 320.27 195 P - (5-10) W, HP -(0'5) - (5-10) - (0-5)

(39)

6~ HOSTOT 228.83 88 -(0-5) - (5-10) W, HP -Cq-5) - (5-10), -(0-5) ,

(11)

66 UMACHAGI 586.73 406 P - (5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (69)

67 SANAVALLI (F) 714.00 307 P -(5-10) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (54)

68 BEOSGAON 1104.26 383 P - (5-10) II, HP PO -( 10+) BS (74)

69 TOGRALL I 1197.93 202 P - (5-10) II, HP -(0-51 - (5-10) BS (36)

70 ATABAll (F) 291.03 133 -(0-5) - (5-1 0) II, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (32)

71 KANC~IKOPPA (F) 755.37 189 -(0-5) - (5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(O-S) (45)

72 AMATGAR (F) 1283.80 27 -(0-5) - (0-5) HP -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5) (4)

73 VIRAPUR (F) 394.86 204 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (33)

74 RAMAPUR 900.94 787 P -(5-10) W, HP - (5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (163)

75 ATTANGI 1328.03 519 P, M - (10+) W, HP -(5-10) - (0- 5) - (5-10) (88)

76 OOODAHARVALLI 384.86 75 ,(0,5) -( 10+) W, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5) (14 )

164

'DIRECTORY

AND 'LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : MUNDGOD; COOe No.: 0070

: Approach Nearest Town. Clas~ () .. Town Powl.!r Land Il'e (area under dini:renll)'p~, of land U~ in heclares mumkd 10 IWo decimal places) L.e. ; 10 village and dislanCe (in ~m.) Supply No.

FO(,\!~l Irrigaled U n-irrigat\!d Cuhurahle Area nOI (hy Sllun.:.: of irrigation) wa~h.: available

(indudang I()r ~ultiv.alion

gml~har and grov\!s)

(11) (12) (13) (1~) (15) (6) ( 17) (18) (1)

ICR HANG~L- 1[1- 14 EA 900.55 Total 1.52 83.08 34.56 12.35 62 Tk 1.52

ICR HANGAL- I [ 1- 12 47,43 Total ·2.48 14.85 5.28 0.16 63 Tk 2.48

ICR HANGAL-: 111- 13 255.60 Total 7.12 40.03 11.31 6.21 64 Tk 7.12

ICR HANGAL- I I 1- 13 204.22 Total 5.16 14.76 2.11 2.58 65 Tk 5.16

KR HANGAL- 111- 18 EA 496.96 Total 7.44 66.82 7.61 7.90 66 Tk 7.44

ICR , HANGAL- I [ [- 18 EA 707.66 Total 2.53 3.23 0.58 67 Tk 2.53

ICR KANGAL' II [- 16 EA 981.85 Total 6.48 82.39 13.31 20.23 68

Tk 6.48

ICR HANGAL- I L[· 19 1121.72 Total 2.06 49.85 15.22 9.08 69 Tk 2.06

KR HANGAL - 111- 17 287.13 Total 0.83 2.06 1.01 70 Tk 0.83

KR . HANGAL- 111- 18 EA 755.37 71

KR HANGAL- 111- 1S 1282.02 1. 78 72

KR HANGAL- 111- 13 394.86 73

PR HANGAL, 111- 14 EA 770.77 114.63 3.50 12.04 .74

KR HANGAL- 111- 20 EA 1167.75 138.44 6.71 15.13 75

KR HANGAL- 111- 23 335.54 27.26 7.90 14.16 76

165

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name ofC.D.Block: MUNDGOD; CcxiI:! No. :0070

L.C. Nn.

Nam.: of Village

77 CHIKHARVALLI (F)

78 CHITGERI

79 CKALGERI (F)

80 CHIPAGERI

81 GHANADAHALll (F)

82 TATTIHALLI (F)"KATUR

83 KALHALLl

84 NAGNOOR

85 KATUR

87 ALALLI

88 MAVAKOPPA

89 MARGADI

90 ORAlGI

91 SHINGANAHAlll

Tolal 0"'8 "f Tolal Ih.: villaj!e Popu-(In h':~lar.:s) hllitlll

and No.nf Hc.)lIS\!~

hold.

(4)

Am.:nili.:s availohl.: (if nlll availahl.., Wilhin Ihe villa!!.:. a dash (.) is .hnwn in Ihc .;nlunm and neXII" it in hrad.:':ls. lit<: distan.:e in broad ranj!e, vi!.. -~ lm •. S·IO kills.

and 10+ kill, "flh.: lI.:nrest !!Ia.:.: wher.: Ih.: fadlilY iSlIvailahl.: is giVen). Edu,;!· l\'k<l;';,,1 Drinl;ill!! Post Day nr Cnllllllunkaliun

lional WaleI' an.! DlI" nl' I Bu, Slnp. T de- In;;rkeli Railway Sial ion. j!raph hal if any Walerway I

(6) m (8) (9) (10)

116.88 ....... -... -...... -.- .. - UN - INHABliED •.....•. _ ........ _-._ ... -

702.56

425.89

930.54

722.83

534.57

246.80

1288.10

841.60

385.11

431.65

221.49

373.73

1211.02

388.34

153 (33)

367 (62)

135 (26)

12 (2)

9

(3)

P '(10+)

'(0-5) ,(5'10)

P '(10+)

,(0,5) ,(5'10)

• (0, 5) ·(10+)

II, HP -(0-5) ,(5,10) '(5-10)

II, HP '(0,5) '(5i'0) ,(5'10)

II, HP PO ,(5,10) 85

II, HP '(0-5) ,(0'5) ,(0,5)

w, HP -(0-5) ,(5'10) • (0,5)

.... --_ .. - .. __ ... __ .. - .. UN - I~HA8ITED .-.-------------------- ..

1041 (203)

1621 (347)

_606 (98)

210 (28)

9 (4)

263 (56)

1513 (240)

- 758

(149)

PCl), H - (10+)

P(2), 14, H ·(10+)

P, H ·(10+)

P • (10+)

- (0-5) '(10+)

P '(10+)

P(Z), M -(5-10)

P(3) '(10+)

166

W, liP

T, 1.1, Til

II, HP

II, HP

t.I, HP

t.I, HP

t.I, HP

PO

PT~,

Phone .

. (0-5)

IJED

,(0,5) -(0-5)

-(0'5) ·(0,5)

-(0-5) '(10+)

'(0-5) '(0-5)

PO -(0-5)

101, 1101, HP -(0-5) -(0'5)

-(0-5) .

85

'(0-5) .

'(0-5)

-(5-10)

- (0-5)

'(0-5)

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAN D Namt: of C.D.Bhx:k : MUNDGOD; Codt: No.: 0070

Approach N\lar\!st To,,"n. Class ofTnwn P'l'wl!r Land ,,,c ("r~" uo.kr dill;:r"nIIYr~s of land lis.: in ti"cta~s ruund"d 10 two d~"imal plac~.) L.e. 10 viUag.: anU dislanc~ (in Kill.) Supply No.

Ft)r\!~t Irrigated Un-irrigat.:d Cllltllrabic A~a nol (Ily "Ollr<~ or irrigation) wast\! 8vailabl~

(including f(lr cultivation l,!8uchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1)

"

-- •• -- •• - •••••••• ------.---- •• --------------- UN INHABHED .... -_ .................. -_ ............... -- -_ ............ -- ...... _- -_ ...... _- 77

PR HANGAL- 111- 18 689.35 13.21 78

PR HANCAL- 111- 19 408.30 17.59 79

PR HANGAL- III· 20 921.55 3.30 5.69 80

KR YELlAPUR;' IV- 22 720.52 2.31 81

KR HANGAL- 111- 20 534.57 82

--.-0--.------------.-------·-----------·---- UN - INHABITED --------------------------------------------- 83

KR HANGAL- 111- 20 fA 1014.48 160.68 13.44 99.50 84

PR HANGAt- 111- 20 fA 533.85 200.62 63.73 43.40 85

I(R HANGAt- 111- 20 fA 205.23 142.21 14.43 23.24 86

KR HANGAt- I J J- 18 291.38 106.02 13.29 20.96 87

KR HANGAl' 111- 17 EA 181.31 32.90 3.76 3.52 88

KR HANGAl-. I il- lS 272.79 86.26 5.10 9.58 89

PR HANGAl' I I 1- 8 EA 772.55 Total 147.51 245.35 2.98 42.63 90 Tk 147.51

PR HANGAl- 111- 10 EA 220.52 Total 0.64 149.35 2.46 15.37 91 Tk 0.64

167

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.B1ock : MUNDGOD; Code No. :0070

L.C. No.

Nam.: of Villag~

92 HULIHONOA (F)

93 BORANGUDDE

94 HUDELKOPPA

Total (SIJlI)

Total ar~a of Total th~ vil1ag~ Pol' 11-

(In h~ctar.s) lotinn

188.82

and Nn.of Hous~­

hold.

(4)'

43 (6)

Am~niti~s avail"hk !ifnot nvailahl.: within the villa!!c. a da~ (~-) i~ ~hn\l,'n in lhl! I.:olumn ;tnd nl.!\t til il in hral.!kds. tht.: disl:m~c in hroad ran!!l!S viz. -5 km~. 5~IO kms.

and J(l+ kllls .. r the n~ar~st rlac~ \\'h~r~ the facility is avail.hl~ is given!. Edu,.- I'l'k,liLal Drinking P,,,t Day ur Cl1ll1l1luni.:atilln

ti",,,,! Wakr and Days (If (BI,s Stop. T ck- mark.:t! Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterwayl

(5) (6) (.8) (9) (10)

- (0- 5) . (10+) ·(0-5) ·(0-5) '(0-5)

138.03 .-.- •••• -.-.--- •••• -.-.- UN • INHABITED .-.-----.---.-.--- .• - ... -

310.50 --.-.- ..•. -.-.- ......... UN . INHABITED .................. - ... _ ..

66809.76 75046 (13745 )

P(101),

M(32l,

PHC(4), FPC(3),

H(6), PUC, RP. SMP

C

168

VIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach 10 village

(11)

Nearest Town, Class of Town and dislance (in Km.)

(12~

KR HANGAL- II 1- 11

Power Supply

(13)

Name ofC.O.Block : MUNDGOD; Code No.: 0070

Land usc (area under dirtl:renl types of land usc in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and gnlVcs)

(14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1)

186.07 2.40 0.35 92

------------------.- .... - ... --- .... ----- ..... UN INHABITED ------ .... -.-----.-.----------------.-- ... --- 93

- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - UN - I NHAB !TED - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - 94

47026.48 Total 2579.37 8929.43 3096.81 2436.05 Tk 2579.37

SIDDAPUR _C.D.BLOCK

r;:::::============-_ .. __ .

~

KARNATAKA

SIDDAPUR TALUK UTTAR KANNAD DISTRICT Km 2 0 4

C;

r.q I.

Reser.cd Forest boundaries art not entEred Clue to scale limitations.

Co. Block boundary of Siddapur i. cO-lerminus with !aluk boundary.

6 Km

BOUNDARY, DISTRICT... ... ... ... '" '"

.. TAWK .................. .

.t CI)

s

VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER... C:::]L=:j HEADOUARTERS :TALUK .. , ... ... ... ... @ VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BEL(MI 200; 200-499; 500-999; 1000-4999;5000 AND ABOVE ...

UNINHABITED VIlLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE.

STATE HIGHWAY... .... ... ... ... . ..

IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD. ... .. .

UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS .. .

RIYER WITH STREAM. .. . ...

0 ••••

:::==.:Uf''==J SH93

\} I(

H I . M

POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE

HIGHER SECONDARf SCHOOL .... ..

POLICE STATION ............... .

PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, DISPENSARY, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE .................. .

IMPORTANT YILLAGE MARKET' HAT (SHANDY), MANDIES ...... '" .......................... .

BaNd upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India.

Co)

PO/TO S

PS

....

•. +, ... &.~

ALI>HAUETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SIDDAPUR-0080 (_-. D. BLOCK: SIDDAPUR-0080

------.--_ .. __ . - -.~---.-------. -- .----~.---.-.

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE

NO

,1991 CEtlSUS 1981 CENSUS

_------- ----- --~---------

LOCATION rODE (Manual)

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE

(Comput~n (Manual) (COII1pUter)

--~--..,---'------.--- . __ -. -~------ .. __ . __ .-.... --_.---_ .. _---_. --""-_._----

Adka~ll

2 Atgoo . \ 3 Ainbai l 4 Akkunj i 5 Alavalli 6 Algod 7 Analebai l 811r-ehalla 9 Arendur

10 AttillllJld 11 Avarguppa

1i Balekai 13 Balekoppa 14 Balekoppa 15 Balesar 16 Ba,lgod 17 Balgul i 18 Balikoppa 19 Ballatte 20 Bandisar 21 B,mnige 22 Bedkani 23 Begar 24 Bhandarkeri 25 Bhankul i 26 Bidarkan 27 Bidarmane 28 Bikkalse 29 Bi legod 30 Bilg;

31 Chandraghatgi 32 Chapparmane

33 Oanmav 34 Oevisar 35 Oodmane 36 Ougdikoppa

37 Gavingudde 38 Ghattikili 39 Gi jgini 40 Girgadde

2 3

11/20/8/128

11/20/8/43

11/20/8/180 11/20/8/12

1~/20/8_1'li9

11/20/8/18

11/20/8/17')

11/20/8/1";4

11/20/8/10 11/20/8/174

11/20/8/49

11/20/8/1';4

11/20/8/4

11/20/8/179

11/20/8/172

11/20/8/98

11/20/8/23

11/20/8/50

11/20/8/45

11/20/8/34

11/20/8/132

11/20/8117

11/20/8/96

11/20/8/162

11/20/8/21

11/20/8/25

11/20/8/176

11/20/8/5

11/20/8/83

11/20/8/114

11/20/8/120

11/20/8/107

11/20/8/79

11/20/8/1't2

11/20/8/89

11/20/8/8

11/20/8/158

11/20/8/138

11/20/8/92

11/20/8/143

4

11/20/0080/0128

11/20/0080/00'.3. 11/20/0080/0180

'11/20/0080;0012

11/20/0080;0'119

11/20/0080/0018

11/20/0080/0175

11/20/0080/0144

11/20/0080/0010

'1/20/0080/0174

li/20/0080/0(l49

11/20/0080/0154

11;20/0iJ~0/0004

~ 1/2010080/0119 11/20/0080/0172

11;20/0080/0098

11/20/0080/0023

11/20/0:)80/0050

11/20/0080/0045

11/20/0080/0034

11/20/0080/0132

11/20/0080/0017

11/20/0G80/0096

11/20/0080/0162

11/20/0030/0021

11/20/0080/0025

11/20/0080/0176

11/20/0080/0005 11/2010080/0083 11/20/0080/0114

11/20/0080/0120

11/20/0080/0107

11/20/0080/0079

11/20/0080/0142

11/20/0080/0089

11/20/0030/0008

11/20/0080/0158

11/Z0/G08':';:J138

11/20/0080/0J92

11/20/00&0/0143

173

5

9/19/8/123

9/19/8/30

9/19/8/177

9/19/8/24

9/19/8/91

9/19/8/17

9/19/8/183

9/19/8/126

9/19/8/28

9/19/8/159

9/19/8/1

9/19/8/169

9/19/8/21

9/19/8/144

9/19;!>,.'191

9/19/8/96 q/19/8/2

9/19/8/0

9/19/8/6

9/19/8/10

9/19/8/161

9/19/8/33

9/19/8/98

9/19/8/139

9/19/8/35

9/19/8/38

9/19/8/158

9/19/8/22

9/19/8/'i9

9/19/8/110

9/19/8/88

9/19/8/106

9/19/8/54

9/19/8/127

9/19/8/101

9/19/8/25

9/19/8/189

9/19/8/166

9/19/8/61

9/19/8i125

6

09/19/0080/0123

09/19/0080/0030

09/19/0080/0177

09/19/0080/0024

09/19/0080/0091

09/19/0080/0017

09/19/0080/0183

00/19/0080/0126

09/19/0080/0028

09/19/0080/0159

09/19/0080/0001

09/19/0080/0169

09/19/0080/0021

09/19/0080/0144

09/19/0080/0191

09/19/0080/0096

09/19/0080/0002

09/19/0080/0000

09/19/0080/0006

09/19/0080/0010

09/19/0080/0161

09/19/0080/0033

09/19/0080/0098

09/19/0080/0139

09/19/0080/0035

09/19/0080/0038

09/19/0080/0158

09/19/0080/0022

09/19/0080/0059

09/19/0080/0110

09/19/0080/0088

09/19/0080/0106

09/19/0080/0054

09/19/0080/0127

09/19/0080/0101

09/19/0080/0025

09/19/0080/0189

09/17/0080/0166

09/19/0080/0061

09/19/0080/0125

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILI .. AGES

T ALUK: SIDDAPUR-0080

Sl NAME OF THE VILUGE NO

2

C. D. BLOCK: SIDDAPUR-0080

---------'----- --_---------------1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE (Manual)

3

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

4 5 6

---~-----------.---------------41 Godlabil 42 Golgod 43 Golikai 44 Gubbagod 45 Guddekop 46 Gunjagod

47 Hadr i mane 48 Halagadikoppa 49 Haldot 50 Halegouri 51 Halegubbi 52 Hatehalla 53 Halgeri 54 Halkani 55 Hallibail 56 Handiyanemath 57 Hangarkhand 58 Hanjibail 59 Harigar 60 Harlikoppa 61 Harshikatta 62 Harsh i mane

63 Hasargod 64 Hasvante 65 Havinbi l 66 Keggadde 67 Heggarni_ 68 Hegge 69 HeggekoP,Pa 70 Heg90dnane 71 Hegnur 72 Kejni 73 Hemagar 74 Hemtemane 75 Hinagar 76 Hirekai n Hirekai 78 Honnehadda 79 Honnekont> 80 Hoskoppa 81 Hosmanju 82 Hostota 83 Hosur 84 Hukl i

11/20/8/29 11/20/8/33 11/20/8/110 11/20/8/95 11/20/8/15 11/20/8/19

11/20/8/104 11/20/8/48 11/20/8/140 11/20/8/125 11/20/8/86 11/20/8/187 11/20/8/66 11/20/8/156 11/20/8/198 11/20/8/188 ',/20/8/,53-11/20/8/13 11/20/8/182 11/20/8/11 11/20/8/166 11/20/81167 11/20/8/126 11/20/8/60 _ 11/20/8/103 11/20/8/24 11/20/8/194 11/20/8/185 11/20/8/57 11/20/8/40 11/20/8/178 11/20/8/70 11/20/8/69 11/20/8/36 11/20/8/30 11/20/8/1 5 1 11/20/8/157

11/20/8/168 11/20/8/102 11/20/8/135 11/20/8/111 11/20/8/183 11/20/8/14 11/20/8/72

,'/20/0080/0029 11/20/0080/0033 ,'/20/0080/0110 11/20/0080/0095 11/20/0080/0015 11/20/0080/0019

',/20/0080/0'04 ,'/20/0080/0048 11/20/0080/0140 11/20/0080/0125 11/20/0080/0086 11/20/0080/0187 11/20/0080/0066 11/20/0080/0156 11/20/0080/0198 11/20/0080/0188 11/20/0080/0153 11/20/0080/0013 11/20/0080/0182 11/20/0080/0011 11/20/0080/0166 11/20/0080/0167 11/20/0080/0126 11/20/0080/0060 11/20/0080/0103 11/20/0080/0024 11/20/0080/0194 11/20/0080/0185 11/20/0080/0057 11/20/0080/0040 11/20/0080/0178 11/20/0080/0070 11/20/0080/0069 11/20/0080/0036 11/20/0080/0030 11/20/0080/0151 11/20/0080/0157 11/20/0080/0168 11/20/0080/0102 11/20/0080/0135 11/20/0080/0111 11/20/0080/0183 11/20/0080/0014 11/20/0080/0072

174

9/19/8/42 9/19/8/45 9/19/8/69

9/19/8/114 9/19/8/0 9/19/8/31

09/19/0080/0042 09/19/0080/0045 09/19/0080/0069 09/19/0080/0114 09/19/0080/0000 09/19/0080/0031

9/19/8/63 09/19/0080/0063 9/19/8/7 09/19/0080/0007 9/19/8/168 09/19/0080/0168 9/19/8/121 09/19/0080/0121 9/19/8/56 09/19/0080/0056 9/19/8/179 09/19/0080/0179 9/19/8/90 09/19/0080/0090 9/19/8/188 09/19/0080/0188 9/19/8/155 09/19/0080/0155 9/19/8/152 09/19/0080;0152 9/19/8/171 09/19/0080/0171 9/19/8/0 09/19/0080/0000 9/19/8/145 09/19/0080/0145 9/19/8/29 09/19/0080/0029

9/19/8/140 09/19/0Q89/~~~0

9/19/8/142 09/19/0080/0t42 9/19/8/160 09/19/0080/0160 9/19/8/76 09/19/0080/0076 9/19/8/64 09/19/0080/0064 9/19/8/3 • 09/'9/0080/00~3

9/19/8/178 09/19/0080/0178 9/19/8/153 09/19/0080/0153 9/19/8/82 09/19/0080/0082 9/19/8/13 09/19/0080/0013 9/19/8/176 09/19/0080/0176 9/19/8/47 09/19/0080/0047 9/19/8/86 09/19/0080/0086 9/19/8/4 09/19/0080/0004 9/19/8/43 09/19/0080/0043 9/19/8/135 09/19/0080/Ci135 9/19/8/190 09/19/0080/0190 9/19/8/141 09/19/0080/0141 9/19/8/62 09/19/0080/0062 9/19/8/185 09/19/0080/0185 9/19/8/71 09/19/0080/0071 9/19/8/147 09/19/0080/0147 9/19/8/0 09/19/0080/0000 9/19/8/50 09/19/0080/0050

175

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: SIDDAPVR-0080 C. D. BLOCK: SIDDAPUR-0080

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

128 Kudegod 11 nO/B/B5 11/20/0080/00B5 9/19/B/55 09/19/00BO/0055 129 Kulibid 11/20/8/68 11/20/0080/0068 9/19/8/85 09/1910080/0085 130 Kunaj i 11/20/8/38 11/20/0080/0038 9/19/8/8 09/19/0080/0008 131 Kuppagar 11/20/8/27 11/20/0080/0027 9/19/8/39 09119/0080/0039 132 Kurvante 11/20/8/112 11120/0080/0112 9119/8/70 09/19/0080/0070 133 Kyadgi 11/20/8/99 11/20/0080/0099 9/1918/109 09/1910080/0109

134 lakkabbekerj 11/20/8/97 11/20/0080/0097 9/19/8/97 09/19/0080/0097

135 Madankal 11/20/8/139 11/20/0080/0139 9/19/8/165 09/19/0080/0165 136 Maghegar 11/20/8/22 11/20/008010022 9/19/8/36 09/19/0080/0036 137 Malavajappi 11/20/8/53 11/20/0080;0053 9/19/8/83 09/19/0080;0083 138 Malavall i 11/20/8/56 11120/0080/0056 9/19/8/77 09119/008010077 139 Malavall i 11/20/8/59 11/20/0080/0059 9/19/8/79 09/19/0080/0079 140 Malemane 11/20/8/71 11/20/0080/0071 9/19/8/49 09/19/0080/0049 141 Malenalli 11/20/8/130 11/20/0080/0130 9/19/8/164 09/19/0080/0164 142 Malobalagar 11/20/8/155 11/20/0080/0155 9/19/8/187 09/19/0080/0187 143 Mand l i koppa ',/20/8/39 11/20/0080/0039 9/19/8/12 09/19/0080/0012 144 Manigar 11/20/8/200 11/20/0080/0200 9/19/8/157 09/19/0080/0157 145 Manikmane ,1/20/8/164 11/20/0080/0164 9/19/8/138 09/19/0080/0138 146 Manmane 11/20/8/58 11/20/0080/0058 1.1/19/8/78 09/19/0080/0078-147 Masalemarki 11/20/8/74 11/20/0080/0074 9/19/8/52 09/19/0080/0052 148 Mattigar 11/20/8/63 11/20/0080/0063 9/19/8/74 09/19/0080/0074 149 Mattihalli 11/20/8/159 11/20/0080/0159 9/19/8/172 09/19/0080/0172 150 Mavinkocl 11/20/8/100 11 /20/0080/0100 9/19/8/108 09/19/0080/0108 151 Mensi 11/20/8/67 11;2D/0080/0067 9/19/8/87 09119/0080/0087 152 Mudhalli '1/20/8/148 11/20/0080/0148 9/19/8/133 09/19/0080/0133 153 Mugdur 11/20/8/6 11/20/008010006 9/19/8/23 09/19/0080/0023 154 Mulgunda 11/20/8/197 11/20/0080/0197 9/19/8/181 09/19/008010181 155 Murur 11/20/8/177 11/20/0080/0177 9/19/8/194 09/19/0080/0194 156 Musvall i 11/20/8/55 11/20/0080/0055 9/19/8/80 09/19/0080/0080 157 Muthall i 11/20/8/165 11/20/0080/0165 9/19/8/174 09/19;0080/0174 158 Mutmurd 11/20/8/127 11/20/0080/0127 9/19/8/122 09/19/0080/0122 159 Muttige 11/20/8/20 11/20/0080/0020 9/19/8/32 09/19/0080/0032 160 Muttige 11/20/8/32 11/20/0080/0032 9/19/8/44 09/19/0080/0044

161 Nagarbhavi 11/20/8/65 11/20/0080/0065 9/19/8/12 09/19/0080/0072 162 Naigar 11/20/8/94 11/20/0080/0094 9/19/8/104 09/19/0080/0104 163 Naligar 11/20/8/31 "/20/0080/0031 9/19/8/41 09/19/0080/0041 164 Nandyane '1/20/8/193 ',/20/0080/0193 9/19/8/180 09/19/0080/0180 165 Nejjur 11/20/8/9 11/20/0080/0009 9/19/8/26 09/19/0080/0026 166 Nidgod 11/20/8/42 11/20/0080/0042 9119/8114 09/19/0080/0014 167 Nilkunda 11120/81192 11/20/0080/0192 9/19/81154 09/19/0080/0154 168 Nirgan 11/20/8{196 1112010080/0196 9119181182 09119/0080/0182 169 Nirgar 11/20/8/115 11/20/0080/0115 9119/8/b7 09/19/008010067

176

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TAI--UK: SIDDAPUR-0080

Sl NAME OF THE VILLAGE NO

170 Ni rgod

171 Ojagar

172 Paduvanbai l.

173 Sampagod 174 Sangol imane

175 Sarakul i 176 Sashigul i 177 Shamemanc 178 Shelur

179 Sh i gt~ha II i 180 Shiralgi 181 Shivalmane

182 Sovinkoppa 183 Surgikoppa 184 Suttalmane

185 Tagginbalgar 186 Talekerl 187 Tandagundi

2

188 Tarehalli-Kansur 189 Taresar

190 Targod

191 Tarkhanda

192 Tumargod 193 Tyagal i

194 Tyarashi

195 Umbalmane

196 Unchall i 197 Uppadaki 198 Uppingadde

199 IJadageri

200 Wajagod

201 Yelugor

C. D. BLOCK: SIDDAPUR-0080

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE (Manua! )

3

11/20/8/82

11/20/8/105

11/20/8/64

11/20/8/160 11/20/8/77

11/20/8/123

11/20/8/117 11/20/8/170 11/20/8/141 11/20/8/145 11/20/8/3 '11/20/8/186 11/20/8/106 11/20/8/149 11/20/8/73

11/20/8/129 11/20/8/80 11/20/8/189

11/20/8!'136 11/20/8/181

11/20/8/113

11/20/8/108

11/20/8/41 11/20/8/152

11/20/8/16

11/20/8/122

11/20/8/184 11/20/8/35 11/20/8/90

11/20/8/46

11/20/8/78

11/20/8/131

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

4

11/20/0080/0082

11/20/0080/0105

11/20/0080/0064

11/20/0080/0160 11/20/0080/0077

11/20/0080/0123

11/20/0080/0117 11/20/0080/0170 11/20/0080/0141 11/20/0080/0145 11/20/0080/0003 11/20/0080/0186 11/20/0080/0106 11;20/0080/0149 11/20/0080/0073

11/20/0080/0129 11/20/0080/0080 11/20/0080/0189

11/20/0080/0136 11/20/0080/0181

11/20/0080/0113

11/20/0080/0108

11/20/0080/0041

11/20/0080/0152 11/20/0080/0016

11/20/0080/0122 11/20/0080/0184 11/20/0080/0035

11/20/0080/0090

11/20/0080/0046

11/20/0080/0078

11/20/0080/0131

177

5

9/19/8/58

9/19/81105

9/19/8/73

9/19/8/136 9/19/8/95

9/19/8/119 9/19/8/111

9/19/8/175 9/19/8/129 9/19/8/128 9/19/8/20 9/19/8/148 9/19/8/65 9/19/8/132 9/19/8/51

9/19/8/124 9/19/8/53 9/19/8/151

9/19/8/163 9/19/8/195

9/19/8/112

9/19/8/66

9/19/8/15 9/19/8/170

9/19/8/34

9/19/8/117

9/19/8/146 9/19/8/9 9/19/8/60

9/19/8/16

9/19/8/93

9/19/81162

6

09/19/0080/0058

09/19/0080/0105

09/19/0080/0073

09/19/0080/0136 09/19/0080/0095

09/19/0080/0119

09/19/0080/0111 09/19/0080/0175 09/19/0080/0129 09/19/0080/0128 09/19/0080/0020 09/19/0080/0148 09/19/0080/0065 09/19/0080/0132 09/19/0080/0051

09/19/0080/0124 09/19/0080/0053 09/19/0080/0151

09/19/0080/0163 09/19/0080/0195

09/19/0080/0112

09/19/0080/0066

09/19/0080/0015 09/19/0080/0170

09/19/0080/0034

09/19/0080/0117

09/19/0080/0146 09/19/0080/0009 09/19/0080/0060

09/19/0080/0016

09/19/0080/0093

09/19/0080/0162

VILLAG.E

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.C. Nam¢ of Villag~ Total ar~a of Total Am~nities availahle (if not availahl.: within the villa!!". a dash H is shown in Ihl!

No. th~ villal!~ Popu. c"lumn and noxl 1<> it in hra"k~ls.lh.: dislan.:.: in hroad rang.:s viz. -5Ians. 5-1l) km •.

(In h.:.:lar.:s) Jalinn and 10+ km~ nflht: n~lm:M l!la\"'~ ",her~ Ih~ !:t..:i1itr is llvail,lhk i!l giV\!llt and Edll~a- MOlh",,1 Drinling Pl'fsl D~ly (')r Cl'fll1muni~alii\n

NO.llf tional Wakr ClUJ Days "f IBus Stop.

HOIIs.:- Td~- IIl1irk~t/ Railway Slalioll.

holds graph hal if allY Wal.:rwayl

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

KONDL! 677.80 6663 P(3), - (0- 5) W, TW PO, WED as (1271) M(5), Phone

H(2), PUC,

C

2 KOLGJ 341. 15 266 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0·5) -(0-5) - (0-5)

(38)

3 SHIRALGI 1209.47 1747 P(3), M -(5-10) T, W PO - (5-10) BS

(360)

4 BAlEKOPPA 573.58 127 - (0-5) - (5-10) T, W - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(33)

5 BI](KALSE 122_16 160 P -(0-5) w, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(31)

6 MUGDUR 854.58 1063 P -(0-5) T, W -(0-5) -(8-5) BS

( 190)

7 KAVANCHUR 746.30 1355 P, H, H - (5- 10) T, w PTO, -(5-10) as (249) Phone

8 DUGDI KOPPA 368_35 267 - (0-5) -(5-10) 1.1 -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(49)

9 NEJJUR 551.07 1028 P(3), H - (5-10) T, 1.1 PO -(5-10) BS

(198)

10 ARENDUR 592.62 701 P -(5-10) T, 1.1 -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(124)

11 HARLIKOPPA 153.33 17 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (5-10) BS

(4)

12 AKKUNJI 676.70 1051 P(2), M - (5-10) w, HP PO - (5-10) as (169)

13 HANJIBAIL 245_78 474 P, M -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(81)

14 HOSUR 477.77 3024 P, M -(0-5) II, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(596)

178

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach N~ar~.1 Town. Class "fTown to villal,!~ : and di,tan"~ (in KOl.)

( l' ) ( 12)

PR SIRSI- 11- 35

KR SIRSI- 11- 40

PI( SIRSI- ,,- 40

KR SIRS1- 11- 43

PR SIRS 1 - II - 41

PI( SIRS I - 1 I - 40

PR SAGAR - 111- 20

KR SAGAR - I II - 20

PR SAGAR- 111- 16

KR SIRSI- 11- 45

KR SIRSI- 11- 45

KR SAGAR - II I - 20

PR SAGAR- 111- 37

PR SIRSI- 111- 36

Powe:r Supply

(13)

EA

EA

fA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

Name:: of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Coue No.: 0080

Land u.~ (ar~a und~r din~~l1Ilyp" of land u., in h"'lar~s rOlll1<kd IOIWO d~"imal pia",,) L.C. No.

Irril,!at~d Un-irrigatl!d Cuiturahl, Ar~a not (hy .oUfl;~ of irrigation) wasl~ availahl~

(including for witivalion gall.:har and grov~s)

( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1)

294.55 270.43 112.82

252.48 85.92 0_05 2.70 2

733.94 Total 17.86 415.63 42.04 3

Til 17.86

458.46 99.21 3.24 12.67 4

57.28 54.74 10.14 5

590.46 240.79 23.33 6

425.87 262.12 26.84 31.47 7

216.40 116.92 31.49 3.54 8

169.53 333.84 16.57 31.13 9

400'\63 164.53 13.52 13.94 10

91.57 55.49 6.27 11

426.97 218.26 12.18 19.29 12

179.76 63.20 2.82 13

255.79 173.34 48.64 14

179

· VILLAGE

AMENITIES Nam~ of CD. Block : SIDDAPUR; Cod~ No. :0080

L.C. Name of Village Total an.!Cl nf Total Amenities availahle (if not availahlc within the villagc. a dash H is shown in the No. the village Popu- "olumn and next to it in hracket •. the di,tan,'c in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h«tares) lalion and 10+ kms ofthl.! nl!ftn:st [!I(I~~ whl!n: th\! I~,~ilit}· is availahk is giv\!n. and Edu,'a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.or tiona I Wall!r and Days of IBus Stop. HOllsl!- Tde- martetl Railway Station. h"kb graph hat if any Watcrway!

( 1 ) (2) (3l (4) (5) (6) (7) - (8) (9) (10)

15 GUDDEKOP 68.38 ------------------------ UN INHABITED _- -~---------- -~----- ----

16 TYARASHI 686.69 1494 P, M -(0-5) T, II PO - (0-5) 5S

(267)

17 BEDKANI 643.15 1672 P(3), M, H - (5-10) T, II PTO, -(5-10) BS

(286) Phone

18 ALGDO 450.43 272 P '(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(45)

19 GUNJAGOD 772.04 1128 P(3) , M - (5-10) T, II PO -(5-10) -(0-5) (177)

20 MUTTIGE 504.91 420 P -(0-5) II, WP - (0- 5) -(5-10) BS (59)

21 BHANKULI 502.89 338 P -(0-5) II - (0-5) - (5-10) - (0-5)

(51)

22 MAGHEGAR 331.75 162 - (0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (27)

23 BALGULI 308.46 249 P, M -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5)

(41)

24 HEGGADDE 108.15 14 - (0-5) -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) - (5-10) , - (0-5)

(3)

25 BIDARKAN 695.47 625 P(2) , M, H -(5-10) II, Til PTO, -(5-10) BS (113 ) Phone

26 KOOGIBAIL 259.06 356 P - (10+) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (68)

27 KUPPAGAR 45.33 8 -(0-5) - (10+) IJ, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5) (2)

28 KAVALKOPPA 606.52 496 P, M -(10+) II, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (104 )

29 GODLABIL 470.02 447 P, M - (10+) IJ, HP PO . (10+) -(0-5) (90)

180

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Blol.:k : SIDDAPUR; Coue No.: 0080

Approach N~ar~st Town. Cia" nfTown Pow~r Land Ul-i\! (:'r\!11 undl!r difl::r~nl (YP\!~ nl land use in he~tar~~ rnuJU.kd 14l two d\!~imal plal.;cs) L.C. to villag~ and distsn..:.: (in Kill.) Supply No,

---~-, ----. -_----Fl)J·..:~t Irrit!(lh:d U n-lrrigat~J Cullllrahk Ar~a nllt

(h~ :-.nllfo.,:1.! of irril_!(}lH)fl) waslc availahl~

(in~llIdill!! li>r cultivatioJ1 ~au(h(lr and gnwt.!.!o.)

( 11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) , (15) ( 16) (17) (18) ( 1)

------~-----------~--- . ---- ---- --- - -- - -- - - - -- UN INHABITED ._. " - - - - ------,- -- ------ - --- -- -- - - --- -- - - -- - - - 15

PR SIRSI- 11- 33 EA 441.13 220.43 25.13 16

PR SIRSI- I I - 36 EA 417.54 i72.01 7.94 45.66 17

PR SIRSI' II· 48 420.57 12.86 17.00 18

KR SIRSI' I I . 45 EA 676.71 88.48 6.85 19

PR SIRSI' II· 43 EA 376.12 117.84 10.95 20

PR SIRSI· II' 43 fA 405.06 94.87 2.96 21

KR SIRSI· II· 45 EA 272.21 55.84 0.29 3.41 22

KR SIRSI' II· 32 208.69 92.65 7.12 23

KR SIRSI' II· 32 80.73 26.71 0.71 24

PR SIRSI· II· 38 EA 529.56 154.94 10.97 25

KR SIRSI· II· 38 215.78 42.47 0.81 26

KR SIRSI' II· 45 EA 36.56 8.73 0.04 27

KR SIRSI· II· 37 EA 498.92 104.12 3.48 28

KR SIRSI· II· 38 367.68 83.78 0.51 18.05 29

181

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name: of CD. Block : SIDDAPUR: Code: No. :0080

l.C. Name of Villagc Tolal'll'I!a<If T<I\a( I\mcllilic. a~"il.hk (il""1 availahlc wilhin thc villagc. a dash (-) is ,h,.w.t in the

No, lhl! villagl! Pop"- colli"'" lIl1d neX( to;1 ill hrackcls. the distancc in hroad ran)!cs ViI, -S kms. 5-10 kms.

(In hectarc,) hl1iol1 lind IfI+ killS ofth~ ncare,;! [!Iacc whel\! the lil"ilit)' is 81'ailahk is giwnj. and Edllca- Mellical Drinking P,»t Day or C'lIlilltunical;oll

N,u,r li,mal Waler and Days PI' IBus SlOp.

Housc- Tdc- markdl Railway Slalion.

holds !!raph hllt if nny Walerwayl

ilL 2 (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 110 )

:30 HINAGAR 58.48 66 P, M -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(13)

:;1 NA~IGAR 183.49 98 -(0-5) - (10+) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(21)

32 MUHIGE 524.25 380 P -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS

(59)

33 GOLGOO 436.37 338 P, M -(10+) II, HP PO, -(5-10) BS

(57) Phone

34 BANDISAR 197.81 52 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(9)

35 UPPADAKI 41.58 39 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(7)

36 HEMTEMANE 40.91 29 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, liP - (0-5) - (5-10) -(0-5)

(6)

37 KOLSIRSI 378.14 1539 P, M - (5-10) '.I, R PO, . (5-10) BS

(268) Phone

38 KUNAJI 362.96 353 P, M - (5-10) '.I, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(73)

39 MANDLIKOPPA 161.15 353 -(0-5) -(5-10) "', HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(63)

40 HEGGOOMANE 350.53 275 P, M - (10+) II, HP - (0-5) -( 10+) BS

(56)

41 TUMARGOO 190.86 48 -(0-5) -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(10)

42 NIOGOO 741.64 511 P, M -(5-10) II, HP PO -(5-10) BS

( 100)

43 AIGOO 1314.16 650 P(2) , M -(5-10) W, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(121 )

44 KANGOO 708.87 1801 P, M -(5-10) T, W, HP PTa, - (5-10) BS

(353) Phone

182

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR: Code No.: 0080

Approach' Nearesl Town. Cla~~ "rTown Power L1nd l,"~ ("I'~" und~r dirti:rcnl Iyp~s of land us.: in h':~lares rollnd~d 10 IWo d.:cimal places) L.C'. 10 village and dislan~.: (in Kill.) Supply No.

Ft}f.:~1 Irrigaled Un-irrigat\!d ClIlluruhl.: Area nol {hy M\\lP';~ nf irrigat\un) \\'a~h~ available

(in~luding ti'r cultivation gau~har and grtlVt!~)

<11> (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1)

KR SIRSI- 11- 3) 46.61 10.73 1.i4 30

I(R SIRSI- 11- 39 155.78 27.61 0.10 31

I(R SIRSI- 11- 39 EA 444.52 75.44 4.29 32

KR SIRSI- 11- 41 EA 402.57 28.31 5.49 33

1(1( SIRS! - 11- 40 160.50 34.66 0.05 2.60 34

I(R SIRSI- II- 44 33.72 7.35 0.51 35

KR SIRSI- 11- 43 EA 29.95 10.37 0.59 36

PR SIRSI- II- 28 fA 235.90 129.83 ·1.44 10.97 37

PR SIRSI- 11- 26 EA 209.45 134.29 7.10 12.12 38

PR SIRSI- 11- 24 89.63 66.95 1.42 3.15 39

KR SIRSI- 11- 28 EA 267.47 73.23 7.12 2.71 40

I(R SIRSI- 11- 24 171.34 17.66 1.86 41

PR SIRSI- 11- 22 627.53 101. 72 12.39 42

PR SIRSI- 11- 32 EA 1038.76 246.35 21.38 7.67 43

PR SIRSI- 11- 34 EA 424.43 Total 14.16 229.14 41.14 44 Tk 14.16

163

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; COOe No. :0080

L.C. Nam~ of Villal!~ Tolal area of Total Am~nili~, a\'ailahl~ (if nol availahl~ wilhin Ih~ vill"g~. a dash (-) is shown in Ih~ No. Ih~ villal!~ Poru, ",)Iumn and n~Xllo il in hra"k~ls. Ih~ dislan,,< in !>road rang~s vi/.. ·5 km,. 5-10 kms.

(In h~<lar~s) lation and 10+ km~ ol"thl! ll..::an:st ~Ia,\! wh\!r..: tho,.:: 1~1 .. :ilil\ i~ avai!aoll.! i~ giv~n~.

and &Iu,,,- I\kdi,al Drinkin~ Posl Day or Communkalion No.of lion"l \\'atcr ami Days of IBus SlOp. U~'U~o.!- Td~· mark~11 Railway Station. hold, t!raJlh hal if any Wal"rwayl

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 BALLATTE 521_21 459 P, M -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(86)

46 \.IADAGERI 24.37 25 - (0-5) - (5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5)' -(5-10) -(0-5)

(4)

47 KASTUR 422.24 217 - (0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0- 5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(39)

48 HALAGADI KOPPA 118.50 182 P - (0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (30)

49 AVARGUPPA 624.12 1197 P, fo1 - (0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS

(209)

50 BAlIKOPPA 381.95 2483 P(3) , M -(0-5) 1.1, TW PO, -(0-5) BS (505) Phone

51 KOOKANI 1904.65 826 P(2) , M -(5-10) II, HP PO, -( 10+) BS ( 162) Phone

52 KILAR 611.52 290 p - (10+) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS (59)

53 MALAVAJAPPI 478.57 456 P(2) -(0-5) 'J, Til -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0'5)

(93)

54 KORALKAI 1.42.14 504 P, M PHC, FPC 1.1, HP -(0-5) -',,0+) BS (99)

55 MUSVAlLI 463.02 445 P(2), M - (0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(91)

56 MALAVAlLI 559_27 385 P(2) - (0-5) '01, HI' -(0-5) - (5-10) -(0-5) (74)

57 HEGGEKOPPA 754.84 507 P -(0-5) 1.4, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5)

(95)

58 MAN MANE 512.19 1178 P, M - (5-10) T, 1.1 PO -( 10+) BS (217)

59 MALAVAlLI 199.19 92 p - (0-5) w, HP - (0-5) -(5-10) BS (15 )

184

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt: of C. D.Block : SlDDAPUR; Coot: No.: 0080

Approach N~aresl Town. Class ofTllwn Power Land usc (area under differenllypcs of land usc in h~c.ar~' rnuJIlkd In Iwo d~cimaJ places) L.<

10 vill8il~ and distance (in Km.) Supply No Foresl Irrigated Un-irrigaled Culturahk Arca nol

(hy S(lurce of irrigalinn) wa~h! availahk (induding for ~lJltivatlt)n gaw.:har and

grov..:~)

(11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1 )

PR SIRSI- If- 34 337.82 174.58 8.81 45

KR SIRSI- 11- 36 EA 9.12 14.25 1.00 46

PR SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 305.37 112.40 4.47 47

PR SIRS[- 11- 26 47.99 67.31 1.09 2.11 48

PR SIRSI' 11- 30 EA 345.80 Total 9.81 237.99 7.85 22.67 49

Tk 9.81

PR SIRSI· 11- 36 EA 257.25 97.03 27.67 50

PR SIRSI- II' 18 EA 1537.37 203.12 5.52 158.64 51

PR SIRSI- 11- 40 EA 50S.S8 Total 10.05 83.32 0.20 9.37 52

GC 10.05 ....

KR SAGAR· 1 I 1- 26 EA 422.88 40.98 8.83 5.88 53

PR SAGAR- 111- 26 EA 326.23 102.50 7.30 6.11 54

PR SAGAR- 111- 23 EA 31S.65 125.04 2.47 16.86 55

PR SAGAR- 111- t8 EA 395.50 138.27 19.09 6.41 56

I:R SAGAR- II I - 25 EA 618.28 116.58 12.76 7_22 57

PR SAGAR- 111- 20 EA 236.74 252.89 7.74 14.82 58

I:R SAGAR- 111- 18 EA 133.25 53.24 6.93 5.77 59

185

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : SJDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.e. Narn.: of Villag.: TOIal an:a of TUfa) AIlI.:njli~s av"jlllhl.: (if nVIIlYlJjJal>l.: ",ilhin Ilk: villag.:. a dash (-) js . .now» jlllh~

No. the village POPII- ~"llImn and n~~l hI il in "ra~k~t •. the dislan~.: in broad ran!!.:.s vi7.. -5 kms. S-I 0 km~. (In h.:~lares) lalion and 10+ I:ms "flh.: n~"r~'t Cl",,, wher.: Ihe facilitv i~ available is giwn}.

and Edu~a- Medi.;al Drinking Posl Day or Communication

No.llf tional Wat.:r and Days of I Bus Slop,

Hous.:- Tdc- mark.:tl Railway Slation.

holds graph hal ifany Wat.:rway)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

60 HASVAIITE 539.96 973 P, 14, H, -(0-5) T, Ii -(0-5) -(SolO) 8S

(167) PUC

61 KALLUR 620.77 808 P '(0-5) II, R ·(0,5) -(5-10) BS (US)

>,_.

62 HUSUR 1314.27 1100 P, M -(5-10) T, Ii -(0-5) -(5-10) as (202)

63 MATT I GAR 188.96 82 -(0-5> · (0-5 > l II, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) -(O-S)

(11)

64 PAOUVAHBA 1 L 354.76 83 -(0-5> -(0-5) II, HP '(0-5) -(0-5) as (11)

65 NAGARBHAVI 244.93 93 p -(0-5) II, HP '(O-s) -(0'5) 6S

( 19)

66 HALGERI '·23.71' 788 pal 14 '(5-10) T, Ii PTO, - (s":-10) as (158) H, PUC Phone

67 MENSl 328.05 (75 p -(5'10) Ii, TIJ PO -(5-10) as (58)

68 ICULlBID 235.36 112 P, '" · (10+) w, tiP ·(0-5) '(10+) es (25 )

69 HEMAGAR 658.50 462 p • (0-5) II, HP (0·5) - (10+) BS

(75)

70 HEJNl 679.27 S7 -(0,5) -(10+) II, HP - (5-10) - (10+) BS (15)

71 MALEMANE 652.40 8 . (0' 5) -(5-10) II - (0-5) -(10+) BS (2)

72 HUICLI 90.16 156 ·(0·5> -(5-10) II, HP PO - (10+) -(0-5)

(28)

73 SUTTALMANE 511.47 226 P -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) - (0-5)

(40)

74 MASALEMARKI 39.47 22 - (0-5) -(5-10) W, tiP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (5)

186

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No.: 0080

Approach N':lIrest Town. Class of Town Prtwt:r Land us.: (area under dilr':Nnt types or land us.: in h.:,tares (ound.:d to two decimal places) L.C to village and djslanc~ (in Km.) Supply No

FONst Irrig ... :d Un-irrigated Culturable ANa not (by Sllurc.: of irrigation) wasl.: available

(in.:luding for cultivation gau.:har and grows)

!11l ~12l { 13l {141 {151 {16l {17l {ISl {I

PR SAGAR- 111- 20 EA 292.08 207_43 31.81 8_64 60

PI< SAGAR- 11 J - 23 fA 413.84 179.93 5.12 21.88 61

PI< SIRSI- 11- 35 EA 951.69 300.27 42.20 20.11 62

KR SIRSI- 11- 38 105.25 62.86 17.14 3.71 6~

PI? SIRSI - I1- 38 244.80 91.41 1.06 17.49 hi

PR SIRSI' 11- 34 137.61 91.49 4.28 11.55 6~

PR SIRSI· 11- 37 EA 346.52 66.19 3.06 8.02 6

PR S!RS!- 11- 43 244.08 68.40 0.21 15.36 6

PR SIRSI' II· 40 199.96 29.79 3.92 1.69 6

KR SIRS I' 11- 40 EA 570.60 62.18 17.29 8.43 6

PR SIRSI- 11- 18 652.70 16.47 5.66 4.44

PR KUMTA' 111- 70 621.47 0.50 2.28 28.15

KR KUMTA- III' 66 539.63 46.84 3.69

KR KUMTA· 111- 62 483.81 23.43 3.80 0.43

KR KUMTA- 111- 60 32.39 6.90 0.12 0.06

187

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.BI<x:k : SIDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.e. Nam~ or Villag~ TOlnl an.!'1 oj" TII..,i AIll"lIili.!,:1\ a""hl~ (ir not a\:liiahk withil1th~ \;II:lg~. a "",h (-) i •• hown in Ih~ No. Ih~ vill:.go PIlI'''- "'1~llIllm and I1I.!\t h\ it ill hr3d.~b._ lh\! di~lan~~ in hroad ral1!!l!to<o viI .. -5 KillS. 5-10 ",ns.

(In hodar~s) lali(1I1 and It) + km:-. ,'f the Ih:;)n:~t ~Ia~~ wh~I\~ thl.! tlh.:iliIV i~ ilvaihlhh: is giv..:nl· :111<1 EeILl,a- t\"l~di,,,1 Drinking Pn:-.t D .. IY (lr Cotntnuni~alion

Nll.Ut' ti(.\ll.ill W:II"r and Dily~ of [Su. Stop.

Unu:->I.!- Td~- IImrk~tl Railway Slat ion.

hl\ld ... graph hal il'any Waterway1

in (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

75 KEREMANE 521.65 523 P, M -(5-10) II, HP, R -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(95)

76 KELGINMANE 407.11 340 P, M - (0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(66)

77 SANGOLIMANE 62.46 60 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS

(9)

78 WAJAGOO 381.26 310 P(2) , M(2) - (5-10) T, \.I, HP -(0-5) -(10+) as

(57)

79 DANMAV 986.58 921 P(Z) , M -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

( 168)

80 TALEKERI 798.80 133 -(0-5) ':"-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(31 )

81 KOOIGADDE 661.52 212 P .-(10+) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) as

(47)

82 NIRGOO 613.84 26 -(0-5) . (10+) \oJ, HP -(0-5) :(to+f -(O-S)

(6)

83 BILEGOO 770.11 334 P -(0-5) \oJ, HP '(0-5) -(10+) BS

(49)

84 KAUNSLE 659.25 373 P -(10+) II, HP - (0-5) - (10+) BS

(67)

85 KUDEGOO 735.54 229 P -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(46)

86 HALEGUBBI 13.13 _ .. -_ .... --- --...... -_ .... - -_ .. UN I NHAB ITED ----.~-------------------

87 KIBALE 561.82 642 P(2) '(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS

(11?)

88 KALKA I 319.18 525 P - (5-10) ... -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(75)

89 DOOMANE 291.28 485 P, M, H - (5-10) 1.1, HP - (0-5) - (10+) BS

(97)

133

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt! of C. D. Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No.: 0080

Approach NUfest Town. Claj;S of Town pl)w~r land lis.! (ar~a IInd~r ,Iifli:wlllyl'~~ of land lis.: in heelares rounded 101Il0l0 decimal places) L.C. to village and discance (in Kin.) Supply No.

Fnr\!st Irri!!al~U U n-irrigatcd CIIllurable Area not (hy S(lur~~ of irri~ati()fI) wast.: available

(illduding for cultivation galh:har and I1nw.:s)

(11) (1V (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1)

KR KUMTA- 111- 55 \ EA 434.98 81.14 0.08 5.45 75

PR IClJMTA- III- 56 321.14 66.91 19.06 76

KR KUMTA- III· 58 EA 54.85 6.92 0.69 n

PR KUMTA' 111- 58 303.66 68.57 7.38 1.65 78

PR KUMTA- Ill- 58 EA 838.94 122.61 22.48 2.55 79

KR KUMTA' 111- 59 763.80 25.66 8.60 0.74 80

KR KUMTA- 1I1- 54 623.18 33.28 5.06 81

KR KUMTA- II 1- 49 606.20 7.57 0.07 82

PR KUMTA- 111- 44 709.57 54.64 5.90 83

PR KlJMTA- 111- 52 EA 586.25 54.61 0.66 17.73 84

KR KUMTA· 11l- 53 686.27 37.53 9.71 2.03 85

---------.-.---.---------------.------------- UN INHABITED .-~------------~----------------------------- 86

PR KUMTA- 111- 52 EA 485.63 Total 2.43 65.76 4.10 3.90 87 Tk 2.43

PR . KUMTA- 111- 58 EA 259.34 55.02 3.94 0.88 88

~ KUMTA- 111- 48 EA 232.83 52.n~ 6.38 89

189

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Cod!! No. :0080

L" Name of Village Total ar~a of Total Amenities available (if not ayailable within the vill8l,!c. a dash (-) is shown in the

N the Yillag~ Popu- column and ncX110 it in brackets. the distance in !>road ranges viz. -~ kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h~~tarcs) 18tion ! .~_:~. ~ ,,: .• f ,!.,· 1,':I:~'~i 1':,,1,,' ~:.,.:. ;:.,' i'; "':~ ,i .. , .\~I,:· .. ~I:, :~ ':'I·\·.:r~: " and ! . -.1" , I":'III.~· I' II. \ I • " 1"" . I . I' ~')n

No.of" lional Waler and Days of [Bus Slnp.

Housc- Tde- marL:.:t! Railway Station.

holds graph hat ifany Watu\'iayl

ilL- (2) (3) (4) (5) <0- (7) (8) (9) {1QL___

9() UPI'H'GADDE 22.09 17 -(0-5) -(0-5) \I, HP -(0-5) - (10"') lis

(4)

91 ICAclc_r 37.06 22 -(0-5) -(5-10) "'. HP -(0-5) -(10") -(0;5)

(5 )

92 G1JGIIlI 734.66 241 -(0-5) - (10+) "'. HP - (0-5) -(10+) BS

(37)

93 ICADVADI 298.34 157 - (0-5) -(5-10) "'. HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(25 )

94 NAIGIIR 567.68 113 -(0-5) -(5-10) \I. HP, R -(0·5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(17)

95 CUBRAGOIl 446.15 496 P(2). M -(0-5) "'. HP PO - (0-5) tiS

(96)

96 BEGAR 352.59 285 P -(5,10) "', HP -(0'5) -(10+) 8S

(54)

97 lAKlCABBEKERJ 15.17 19 - (O-S) - (0-5) 10 HI> -(0·5) - (10+) BS

(4)

98 BAlGOO 557.49 485 P(2), M -(0'5 ) 10, HP -(0-5) . (10+) BS '.

(83)

99 KVADGI 624.40 1200 P, M, H PHC, FPC 10, HP i'( - (10+) BS

(209)

100 MAVINKOO 433.51 260 '(0-5) -(0-5) 10, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(49)

101 ILiMANE 429.96 207 p -(0-5) 10, HP - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(38)

102 HONNEKOM6 389.99 92 -(0-5) -(0-5) 10, HP -(0-5) '(10+) ·(0-5)

( 13)

103 HAVJNBIL 785_24 434 P, 'M -(5-10) "'. HP -(0-5) -( 10+) 8S (69)

104 HADR I MANE 58.19 85 p - (0,5) 1.1, HP - (0-5) - (10+) BS (12)

190

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.B1ock : SIDDAPURi Cod,;: No.: 0080

Approa.:b N~ar~!iI Town. Cia •• "frown Pow~r Lalkl u>«: (un:a un<kr din~r~nllyp"s of land 11>«: in h~,tan:s r""nd~d In Iwo d~dl11al pla~~.J L.e. to village and di!ilan.:c (in Km.) Supply No

Fl)r~sl Irrigllt.:d U n-irrigat.:u ClIltllrahlc Area nnt (hy SOlin:.: of irri)!81inn) wasl~ availahle

(indllding lor cultivation gUII,har and ~rovcs)

~11l ( 2) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1)

PR KUMT"- Ill- er 20.14 LBO 0.15 90

KR KUMTA- 111- 47 E:I 31.98 4.96 0.12 91

PI< KUMTA- i lI- 46 636.49 27.08 21.09 92

Kli KUltTA- III- 57 253.53 35.17 9.64 93

KR KUMTA- 111- 52 516.40 23.05 1.09 27.14 94

PI< SIRSI- 11- 70 EA 357.34 84.79 4.02 95

PR KUMTA- 111- 54 EA 304.45 45.52 2.02 0.60 96

PR SIRSI- 11- 63 EA 12.55 2.43 0.19 97

PR SIRSl- 11- 63 EA 487.87 63.00 1.45 5.17 98

PR SIRSI- 11- 58 EA 479.41 127.74 5.99 11.26 99

PR SIRS,- 11- 57 EA 367.87 56.82 8.82 100

PR SIRSI- 11- 61 EA 361.27 40.13 3.20 25.36 101

PR SIRSI- 11- 66 350.87 9.41 0.05 29.66 102

ICR SIRSI- 11-64 EA 654.97 65.25 3.59 61.43 103

PR SIRSI- 11- 65 51.11 5.08 1.97 0.03 104

191

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name ()f C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Codt! No. :0080

L.C. Name of Village To".1 ar~D of TollIl AIl",niti.:. availahlc (if nlll 8vajlahl~ within Ih.: viIl811':. a dash (-) i~ shown in Ih.: No. Ih.: villul1c P"l'll- " .. lull," anolk:XI tu il in hrack~t •. Ihe di'lane~ in hroad r8ng~s viz. ·5 kills. 5·10 kms.

(I"hcd8NS) lalilHl "",I 10+ kills .. fth. Il."r •• t (!Ia..:. Wh':N Ih. lit..:ilil:,: is availahl.: is giwn). allli [,Illea- Melli,,,1 Drinking Pust Day ur ClImmunkal;nn No . .,f tional WIlI.r and Days III' IBus SIUp. Hnus..:- T~l.:- mark.:tl Railway SllItioll. hult" grdph hal if any Walerwayl

(1) m (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 101

lOS OJAGAR 33.94 44 ·(0-5) -(0-5) 101. HP -(0-5) -(10+) as (9)

106 SOVINKOPPA 415.70 612 P(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PO -(10+) as (97)

107 CHAPPARMANE 459.13 714 p. M. H '(0-5) 101, HP PO -(10+) as (133)

108 TARKHANDA 508.67 885 p. M PHC, FPC W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0·5) (126)

109 KATTEICAI 371.77 413 P -(0'5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (67)

',0 GOLIKAI 251.87 286 p -(0-5) W. HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (5')

111 HOSMANJU 436.74 548 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10..) BS (91)

112 KURVAIITE 65.37 83 P '(0-5) W. HP -(0'5) -(10+) -(0:5) (11)

113 lARGOO 797.85 303 P(2) -(0'5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (62)

114 BILGI 479.24 1416 P, M, H PHC W. HP PTO. -(10+) - BS (281) Phone

115 NIRGAR 258.72 428 P(2) -(0-5) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (69)

116 HUVINMANE 313.35 394 P, M -(O·S) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (80)

'17 SASHIGUll 287.40 314 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (58)

',8 !TAG I 918.65 1423 P(3), -(0-5) T. W PO, -(0-5) BS (287) M(2), Ii Phone

119 ALAVALLI 700.55 753 P(3) • M - (5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) as (138)

192

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.8Iock : SIDDAPUR; CoJe No.: 0080

Approach . N~ar~st Town. Class "r Town POWl.!f Land liS\! (ar..:a UnLll.!f difl~rl!nl !YP\!l\ of lantl \l~ in h..:dar..:!-o round..:d to 'wo d\!l.!imul pla(t!s) L.C". III vill8g~ and dislanc~ (in Km.) Supply No

For~'1 Irrigal~d Vn-irrigltt.:tI ClillUra"k Ar~a n(ll (hy sourc~ of irrigalion) wa!-oh! availahl~

(inclllliing for ...:uhivation gnu~har and grov\!sl

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) ( IS) ( 1)

PR SIRSI- 11- 63 . 26.17 7.54 0.23 lOS

KR SIRSI- 11- 66 EA 321.78 84.14 2.47 7.31 106

PR SIRSI- II· 60 EA 366.00 87.21 2.86 3.06 107

KR SIRSI- 11- 56 EA 360.14 135.39 13.14 108

KR SIRSI- 11- 52 279.93 83.65 1.61 6.58 109

KR SIRSI - Il- 50 192.52 46.78 10.29 2.28 110

Kit SIRSI- 11- 47 EA 313.26 113.13 10.35 111

KR SIRSI- 11- 50 EA 46.60 17.86 0.91 112

KR SIRSI- 11- 56 728.37 58.36 4.08 7.04 113

PI! SIRSI- 11- 48 EA 288.94 146.30 6.58 37.42 114

KR SIRSI- 11- 55 EA 200.90 51.64' 6.18 115

PR SI,!SI- 11- 56 EA 216.82 90.43 6.10 116

PR SIRSI- 11- 56 EA 211.35 71.65 0.51 3.89 117

PR SIRSI- 11- 52 EA 763.21 127.35 6:43 21.66 118

KR SIRS1- 11- 55 EA 588.74 102.77 0.66 8.38 119

193

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR: Codt: No. :0080

L.C. Nam~ of Villag~ Total ar~a of Tllt,,1 AlI1~niti~s avail"hl" (il' not avail:,ht~ within th" villag~. a da .. h (-) is shown in th~ No. th~ villag~ Popu~ ,olumn and n~xt to it in hrack.:!s. th~ distance in hroad ranges viz. -.~ kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h~clarcs) lalilln and 10+ kll" oflhc ncar~sl ~Iac~ whcr~ the Ii"ililv is availahk is given). and Edu..;a- Melli,al Drinking post Day or C()mmuni~ati()n

N".III' tional Water a All Days of IBus SlOp. Housl.!- Tele- mark~11 Railway SIal ion. holds grnph hat il'any Wat~rwayl

ell (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

120 CHANDRAGHATGI 613.40 189 -(0-5) - (0-5) II, HP - (5- 10) - (10+) BS (38)

121 KUDAGUND 415.65 287 P -(5-10) II, HP - (5 -10) -(10+) BS (46)

122 UMBAlMANE 456.26 552 P(2), 14(2) - (0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (83)

123 SARAKULI 460.08 471 P, 14, H - (0-5) II, HP PO, - (10+) - (0-5)

(73) p'hone

124 KEREGADDE 460.86 517 P(2) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(83)

125 HAlEGOURI 26.22 22 -(0-5) - (0-5) II -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(3)

126 HASARGOO 661.75 802 P(2), 14 - (0-5) \.I, HP PO, - (10+) as (130) Phone

127 MUTMURO 117.20 106 P - (0-5) \.I, HP -(0-5) - (tEl+) -(0-5)

(18)

128 ADKALll 103.22 130 P, 14 - (O-S) \.I, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(21)

129 TAGGINBALGAR 67.33 68 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, HP -(0-5) - (5-10) - (0-5)

(11 )

130 MALENALLI 175.45 221 -(0-5) - (0-5) \.I, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(38)

131 YELUGAR 390.09 440 P -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10") BS

(70)

132 BANNIGE 211.90 245 p - (5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (35)

133 KODSAR-HAlKANI 111.01 192 p -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS (41)

'·34 KALKATTE HUNASEKOPPA 213.96 207 - (0-5) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

(39)

194

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt: of C.D.Blo~;k : SIDDAPUR; Codt: No.: 0080

Approa.:h Nearest Town. Class of Town POWt.!f Land UM! (ar\!8 under ditl~l\:nt tyP\!S of land Uloi": in h~~ulr\!~ rt luml.:d to lWO d~..: ilnal pla..:t:s) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Fllr\!~t lrrig"t~d Un·irrigated Culturahk Arca nllt (hy sour\,;\! of irrigatillO) waSh! availahk

(in~llIding t'llr ~ultivation galh.:har anJ grov~~)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1)

KR SIRSI- II- 54 EA 569.72 38.64 2.79 2.25 120

KR SIRSI· II- 47 365 .. 97 38.17 6.15 5.36 121

PR SIRSI - II - 20 EA 378.65 68.37 0.54 8.70 122

PR S[RS[ - [[ - 25 EA 384.18 65.50 0.26 10.1.4 123

PR S[RSI - II· 25 EA 364.56 82.25 3.12 10.93 124

KR SIRS[ - II- 26 22.97 2.25 1.00 125

PR SIRSI- II- 22 EA 510.86 96.25 0.20 54.44 126

KR SIRSI· II- 24 EA 86.79 20.20 10.21 127

PR SIRS[ - II- 22 fA 79.79 21.77 1.66 128

KR S[RSI- 11- 24 EA 57.06 8.06 2.21 129

KR SIRS[- 1[- 9 EA 121.82 51.22 2.41 130

PR SIRSI- 11- 14 287.90 89.86 12.33 131

PR SIRSI- 11- 16 168.31 33.80 9.79 132

PR SIRSI- II- 14 89.40 19.32 2.29, 133

PR SIRSI- 1[- 5 EA 171.35 39.82 0.66 2.13 134

195

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No, :0080

L.C. Nam~ of Village Total area of Total Amenities availatlle (ifn"t availatlle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. lh~ vill.g~ P"pu, c"lumn and neXllo il in nraek.:ls. lhc dislan.:c in,tlroad rangcs VIZ, -S kms. S-IO killS.

<In heclares) lation and 10+ kms orlhe near~sll!lace where Ihe tacilit~ is availllhk is giwn). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or CommunicatioJl No.of lionsl Waler and Day. of IBus SlOp. House- Tde- markell Railway Station. holds graph hat if any WalcrwayJ

~ll ~2l m ~4l ~5l ~6l m ~8l ~9l ~ 10 l

135 HOSKOPPA 68.42 87 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(15 )

136 TAREHAlLI-ICANSUR 163_63 935 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC T, W PTO, THU BS

(189) Phone

137 KANGOO-KANSUR 175.75 254 - (0-5) - (0-5) W, HP PO -(5-10) BS

(47)

138 GHATTIKAI 178.48 171 - (0-5) -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) - (10 ... ) -(0-5)

(32)

139 HAOANKAL 125.22 100 -(0-5 ) -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) • (10 ... ) BS

( 18)

140 HALOOT 158.02 95 - (0-5) - (0- 5) W, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS

(18)

141 SHElUR 382.47 362 P, M - (0- 5) W, HP PO - (10+) -(0-5)

(61 )

142 OEVISAR 400_20 376 P, M - (0-5) W, TW .~O -(5-10) BS

(60)

143 GIRGAOOE 582_68 482 P - (0-5) W, HP ,(0,5) '(10+) - (0-5)

(B8)

144 ARE HALLA 391.65 280 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) - (5-1 0) BS

(55 )

145 SHIGEHALLI 485.09 265 P, M -(0-5) W, HP, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) BS (48)

146 KOOGAODE 335.20 109 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP '(0'5) -(10+) BS

( 19)

147 ICALGADDE 407.09 468 P, M - (0- 5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(91)

148 MUDHALLI 254.63 169 p -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(23)

149 SURGIICOPPA 142.85 52 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(10)

196

DIRECTORY

AND L.A NO USE Namt: of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Coot: No.: 0080

Approach NeareSI Town. Class of Town Pow.:r , Land US" (ar"a und", din;',,,nl !YJ'''" of land U~ in h"dar.:' round"d 10 !wo de"imal places) L.C, \l~ villsg\! and distance (in Km.) Supply No,

For"s! Irrigallo!d Un-irrigal\!d Cullu,abl\! Area nol (hy sourc\! uf irrigation) wash! available

(induding for "ullivalion gau.:har and grows)

(11) (12) (l3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) m

PR SIR,SI- I 1- 12 29.19 18.50 0.02 20.71 135

PR SIRSI- 11- 10 EA 113.53 40.98 9.12 136

KR SIRSI- I I - 15 EA 143.11 28.08 4.56 137

KR SIRSI- 1[- 15 147.59 28.60 2.29 138

PR SIRSI- [I - 12 EA 110.95 8.96 3.85 1.46 139

PR SIRSI- 11- 12 EA 145.79 8.81 3.42 140

KR SIRSI- 11- 24 313.49 58.76 2.85 7.37 141

KR SIRSI- II- 23 313.17 73.86 5.59 7.58 142

KR SIRSI - I I - 23 fA 493.83 82.85 6.00 143

KR SIRS1- 11- 15 347.12 42.95 0.75 0.83 144

KR SIRSI- 11-13 406.31 64.06 3.86 10.86 145

KR SIRSI- 11- 20 5.45 237.05 89.84 2.86 146

KR SIRSI - 11- 20 EA 320.38 79.10 0.60 7.01 147

KR SIRSI - 11- 25 198.25 46.39 7.85 2.14 148

KR SIRSI - 11- 20 121.25 20.51 0.26 0.83 149

197

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of CD. Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.C. Nam~ of Villag~ Total area of Total Am~niti~s availabk (if not availabk within th~ village. a dash (-) is shown in th~ No. the village P,,!,u- column and n~xtlO it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. )-10 kms,

(In h~"'ares) I.tion and 10+ kms nfth\! nl.!ar~st [!Inc\! whl!n: thl! fa~ilit:t is availahle is givl!n}. and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Wata and Days of IBus Stop. H\)lI$\!- Tdc- market! Railway Station, holds graph hat if any WaterWay I

(1) (2) (3) ( 4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO)

150 KALENALLI 62_03 68 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -( 10+) BS ( 13)

151 HIREKAI 420_02 241 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS (51)

152 TYAGALl 446_20 591 P, M RP II, HP PO - (10+) BS ( 119)

153 HANGARKHAND 50.16 118 - (0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(22)

154 BALEKAI 254.14 110 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS (23)

155 MALOBALAGAR 26.00 6 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5)

(2)

156 HALKANI 218.45 200 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (30)

157 HIREKAI 125_29 85 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP - to-5}- -(10+) BS ( 14)

158 GAVINGUDDE 494.99 332 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) - (0-5)

(50)

159 MATT I HALLI 878.39 443 P(2) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(84)

160 SAMPAGOO 902.68 612 P(2) -(0-5) II, HP PO -(10+) BS ( 116)

161 KOOSAR 348.10 252 P(2) , M(2) -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(10+) - (0-5)

(44) Phone

162 BHANDARKERI 507.93 560 P, M -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) - (10+) BS

(96)

163 HUT AGAR 46.97 72 P -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

( 13)

164 MANIKMANE 35_17 20 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS (4)

198

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No.: 0080

Approach Nearest Towll. Class of Town Power Land use (area under difti:rent types of land us~ in h~"tarc, rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irri~ah:d Cuiturahle Area not (hy source of irrigation) waste availahle

(including for cultivation !!al1~h.ar and grovt:s)

( 11) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1 )

PR SIRSl- 11- 26 44.29 17.56 0.18 150

PR SIRSl- 11- 20 389.02 17.51 0.24 13.25 151

PR SIRSI· 11- 17 EA 366.00 65.71 14.49 152

PR SIRSI- 11- 13 33.78 16.12 0.26 153

KR SIRSI- 11- 16 206.14 16.40 31.60 154

KR SIRSI- 11- 16 15.24 4.81 5.95 155

KR SIRSI- 11- 16 171.35 41.47 0.46 5.17 156

PR SIRSI- 11- 16 75.94 12.92 14.26 22.17 157

KR SIRSI- 11- 17 402.30 29.68 1.22 61.79 158

KR SIRSI- 11- 20 773.32 84.53 4.54 16.00 159

PR SIRSI- 11- 22 EA 803.13 93.80 5.75 160

KR SIRSI- 11- 28 EA 297.84 48.22 2.04 161

PR SIRS! - 11- 30 EA 419.19 Total 4.47 82.60 1.67 162 Tk 4.47

KR SIRSI- 11- 32 39.84 5.71 1.42 163

KR SIRSI- 11- 34 33.06 1.69 0.42 164

199

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.C. Name of Village Total 8r~8 of Total Amenities availahk (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the' No. the village POPll- .;"Iumn and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges'viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) l;:Ilion and 10+ klll~ ofth..: n":Hn:st phl'_:": Whl!f": Ih..: ra~ilit:r is availahle i~ giv\!n~.

and Edll.;a- Medical Drinking Post Day or C()mmuoicati(Hl No.n!' tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. HOll!'1t.!- Tdc- market! Railway Station. holds gruph hat if any Waterway I

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

165 MUTHALlI 665.45 931 P -(0-5) '.I, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (159)

166 HARSHIKATTA 119.95 637 P(3), M, H RP '.I, Til PO, - (10+) BS (127) Phone

167 HARSHIMANE 53.38 61 - (0-5) - (0·5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) BS (13)

168 HONNEHADDA 557.43 423 P -(0-5) '.I, HP - (0-5) -(10+) BS (73)

169 KARKISAVAl 409.01 532 P, M - (0-5) '.I, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) (94)

170 SHAMEMANE 153.69 130 P -(0-5) '.I, HP - (0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (20)

171 KARJAGI 640.62 636 p(3) -(5-10) '.I, HP PTa, - (10+) BS (112) Phone

172 BAlESAR 425.82 519 P, M -(0-5) '.I, HP PTa, - - -,<19+) BS (82) Phone

173 KIBBAlLl 280.89 430 P, M, H -(0-5) '.I, HP - (0-5) -(10+) BS (60)

174 ATTIMURO 264.64 241 P(2), M RP '.I, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (48)

175 ANALEBAIL 291.35 1200 P, M RP, SMP T, '.I PO, MON BS (213) Phone

176 BIDARMANE 185.01 123 - (0-5) - (0-5) 101, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0'5) (17)

177 MURUR 332_66 393 P - (0-5) \.I, HP - (0-5) - (10+) BS (54)

178 HEGNUR 356.61 450 P -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(10+) BS (72) Phone

179 BALEKOPPA 495.72 679 P(3), M -(0-5) T, '.I PO, -(10+) BS (108) Phone

200

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of {::.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No.: 0080

Approach ~' Nearest Town, Class of Town Powa Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km,) Supply No,

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

~11) ~ 12) ~ 13) ~ 14) ~ 15) ~ 16) ~1n {181 { 1)

KR SIRSI - 11- 3a EA 532.96 131.17 1.32 165

PR S lfIS I - II - 34 EA 91.24 26.19 2.52 166

PR SIRSI- 11- 34 EA 45.46 6.62 1.30 167

PR SIRSI - II - 33 496.71 59.09 1.63 168

KR SIRS I - I I - 30 EA 318.48 88.81 1.72 169

KR SIRS I - I I - 24 EA 116.68 26.39 10.62 170

PR SIRSI- 11- 24 EA 526.35 95.86 0.61 17.80 171

PR SIRS I - I I - 25 EA 347.39 34.34 6.02 38.07 172

PR SIRSI- 11- 25 EA 231.44 45.50 3.95 173

PR SIRSI- 11- 22 180.40 Total 11.11 70.35 1.15 1.63 174

Tk 11.11

PR SIRS I - II - 23 EA 218.12 Total 9.87 55.12 8.24 175

Tk 9.87

KR SIRSI- 11- 19 152.15 32.10 0.13 0.63 176

KR SIRS I - I I - 26 EA 256.04 67.48 0.73 8.41 177

PR SIRSI- 11- 24 EA 273.02 72.21 11.38 178

PR SIRS I - II - 22 EA 372.73 95.50 27.49 179

201

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SlDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am~niti<!s available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges vi1.. -5 kms, 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) iatioll ami 10+ km. of the nearestl!lace where the fa.:ility is availahle i~ given). and &lues- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.or tional Water and Days of IBus Stop. House- Tck- market/ Railway Station. hold, gr'dph hat if any Waterway)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

180 AINBAll 100.01 115 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -( 10 .. ) -(0-5) (20)

181 TARESAR 573.70 452 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) BS

(68)

182 HAR I GAR 618.64 525 P - (0- 5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS (82)

183 HOSTOTA 343.72 547 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, Til PO, - (10+) as (92) PhOi'le

184 UNCHALll 562.85 522 P, M -(5-10) Ii, TW PO -(10+) -(5-10) (99)

185 HEGGE 339.22 356 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (59)

186 SHIVALMANE 982.57 288 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) - (5-10) (50)

187 HALE HAllA 149.49 169 - (0-5) -(0-5) II, liP -(D,S.> -(10+) . -(0-5)

(26)

188 HANDIYANEMATH 361.01 364 P, M -(0-5) W, HF' -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (61)

189 TANDAGUNDI 22.39 77 -(0-5) - (0-5) W, liP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (16)

190 HUTAGAR 437.27 314 -(0-5) - (0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(5-10) (47)

191 HUKll 1204.58 398 P -(0-5) 101, HP PO -(10+) - (5-10)

(66)

192 NIlKUNDA 636.20 197 P - (0-5) 101, HP PO -(10+) BS

(35)

193 NANDYANE 149.64 37 -(0-5) -(0-5 ) 101, HP . (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (6)

194 HEGGARNI 265.95 551 P, M, H D W, Til PO, -(10+) -(0-5) (115) Phone

202 .)

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Co<le No.: 0080

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land u~e (area under ditli:rent type~ of land us.: in hectares r"umled to two de..:imal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Fore~t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gauchar and groves)

~11l ~ 12} ~131 ~ 141 ~151 ~ 16~ ~171 ~ 181 ~ 1}

KR SIRS!" 1]- 26 74.75 25.19 0.07 180

KR SIRSI" II" 34 EA 467.06 100.41 2.20 4.03 181

KR SIRSI" 11- 40 482.65 102.73 3.31 29.95 182

KR SIRSI" II' 37 EA 261.11 72.50 1.30 8.81 183

KR SIRSI- II" 35 495.65 47.17 0.75 19.28 184

KR SIRSI· 11- 40 268.64 65.17 2.68 2.73 185

KR SIRSI· II' 43 913.33 68.42 0.82 186

KR SIRSI· II· 30 122.52 25.24 1.73 187

PR SIRSI' II· 42 299.03 60.37 1.61 188

KR SIRSI" II· 35 11.72 9.77 0.90 189

I(R SIRSI' II" 44 381.97 53.47 1.83 190

I(R SIRS[' [I' 45 1142.97 60.75 0.86 191

PR SIRS[' II' 30 EA 580.62 54.74 0_84 192

KR SIRSI· [I' 34 139.60 9.21 0.83 193

PR SIRSI- ll· 30 EA 187.62 71.94 6.39 194

203

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No. :0080

L.e. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (.) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5·10 -km •.

(In hcctan:s) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest [!Iace where the fa.:ilit): is available is given). and Edwa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi~ation

No.of tional Water and Day, of [Bus Stop. House- Tck- marketl Railway Stati<>n. holds graph hal if any Watern-ay]

~11 ~2l ~3l ~4l ~5l ~6l m .J.!U ~91 ~10l

195 HULLUNDE 525.75 394 P, M - (5-10) W PO, - (10+) BS

(61) Phone

196 NIRGAN 603.23 393 P, M -(0-5) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(62)

197 MULGUNDA 849.66 327 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP . (0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(63)

198 HALLI BAI L 2374.48 350 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, HP PO -(10+) -(10+)

(52)

199 KANCHIKAI 548.78 561 P(2) I M RP W, HP PO -(10+) BS

(79)

200 MANIGAR 449.32 385 P, M '(5-10) 1.1, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5 )

(62)

201 KELAGIN SARAKUlI 76.52 86 -(0-5) . (0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) '(10+) -(0-5)

(17)

Total (Sum) 85929.50 91646 P( 189) I PHC(5), D,

( 16550) M(87) I FPC(4) •

H( 17) I RP(5) I SMP

PUC(3) , C

204

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIDDAPUR; Code No.: 0080

------ _._--_-_ .. Approach N~ar~sl Town. Class of Town Power Land lISc (~trea under dill;:rcnt typ,,' ,,( land us.; in hectarelo rounded to two decimal plac~s) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.l Suppiy -------------_._. No.

Forest lrngatCd Un irngal~d CultuITthlc Area not (hy s()url:~ of irrigation) wa~h! availabk

(induding for cultivation e!3uchar and gnlVt.!s)

,11 ~ P2~ ill~ , 14~ ~ 15: ( 161 p7~ ( 18) ( 1)

PR SIRSI' II' 32 EA 445.79 70.61 2.56 6.79 195

KR SIRSI' 11- 30 526.2l 72.B5 4.11 196

PR SIRSI' II' 30 788.23 57.28 4.15 197

KR SIRSI' 11- 30 EA 2303.41 68.93 2.14 198

PR SIRSI· II· 25 EA 472.00 74.95 1.83 199

KR SIRSI· II· 22 391.91 48.21 9.20 200

PR SIRSI· II· 28 51. 77 Total 7.41 9.81 7.53 201 Tit 7.41

68130.96 Total 87.17 14836.22 655.71 2137.93 Tit 77.12

GC 10.05

205

SIRSI C.D.BLOCK

l U

\ Sir~! OG

2. londGkorohaill OG

310 Koii..n; OG

117. PuttafVftQM OG

KARNATAKA

SIRSI TALUK UTTAR KANNAD DISTRICT

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AreQ of some: .,il109ls Qrc found in "t.,o or more frogments.

C. 0, Blede boundary of Sirsi ir; co - i.rmlnus, with tulutc boundary eacluding ItQtutory town.

IIOIJIC)ARY, DISTRICT. .•

" TALUK ••• • ..

" VILUG/; WITM LOCATION CODE NUMBER

HEADOUARTERS : TALUk •.

VIU."GU wm. POPULATION' SIZE : BELOW 2vQ;

10er- '" ; $1)0 - .1111 ; 1000 - 4 9119 i 5 000 .. ABO'I£ .•.

UlIINHA811ED VlLLAGE WITH LOCATION COOE.,

URBAN AREA WiTII LOCATION CODE. . ..

r-----------f I 101 I ~---------~~ ..

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r-----------, I X J7 j L ______ •. _. __ '"

STATE HIGHWAY.,

IMPORTANT METALLED ROA.

IJNMETALlEO AND OTHER ROADS,

Ri~ER W,TH STREAM

POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH bFf'CE

~IGHER SECClNOJ.AY SCHOOL

POLICE STr.TION.

HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HE"LTH CENTRE, DISPENSARY,

FAMIL< PLANNING CENTRE"

tMPDRTANl VILLAGE MARI<El I HAT (SHAI'IDV), MANOIE5..

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PO I TO

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la •• d upon. Survey of "dio map with the permilsion of tM Suneyo, Gencral of 1ndl\l ® Govt'mmcnt of India COPYrlght,1998.

209

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SIRSI-0090 c. D. BLOCK: SIRSI-0090

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION COOE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

44 Chickdugl i 11/20/9/159 11/20/0090/0159 9/19/9/51 09/19/0090/0051

45 Cl1ipgi 11/20/9/4 ''-_ 11/20/0090/0004 9/19/9/31 09/19/0090/0031

46 Danaganall i 11/20/9/209 11/20/0090/0209 9/19/9/99 09/19/0090/0099

47 Dasanagadde 11/20/9/116 11/20/0090/0116 9/19/9/186 09/19(0090/0186

48 Devanall i 11/20/9/82 11/20/0090/0082 9/19/9/150 09/19/0090/0150

49 Devanamane 11120/9/78 11/20/0090/0078 9/19/9/146 09/19/0090/0146

::.0 Devarakoppa 11/20/9/119 11/20/0090/0119 9/19/9/188 09}049/0090/0188

51 Devimane 11/20/9/71 11/20/0090/0071 9/19/9/138 ~9/19/0090/0138

52 Dhoranageri 11/20/9/148 11/20/0090/0148 9/19/9/220 09/19/0090/0220

53 Doddana II i 11/20/9/14 11/20/0090/0014 9119/9/41 09/1910090/0041

54 Gadgeri 11/20/9/167 11/20/0090/Q167 9/19/9/73 09/19/0090/0073

55 Gadihall i 11/20/9/21 11/20/W-l901021 9/19/9/4 09/19/0090/0004

56 Golikatta 11/20/9/171 11/20/0090i0171 9/19/9/58 09/19/0090/0058

57 Gol ikop 11/20/9/109 11/20/0090/0109 9/19/9/181 09/19/0090/0181

58 Gongatta 11/20/9/194 11/20/0090/0194 9/19/9/81 09/19/0090/0081

59 Gonsar 11/20/9/139 11/20/0090/0139 9/19/9/213 09/19/0090/0213

60 Gonur 11/20/9/188 11/20/0090/0188 9/19/9/79 09/19/0090/0079

61 GoudaL L i 11/20/9/6 11/20/0090/0006 9/19/9/33 09/19/0090/0033

62 Gudnapur 11/20/9/165 11/20/0090/0165 9/19/9/56 09/19/0090/0056

63 Gurvall i 11/20/9/145 11/20/0090/0145 9/19/9/212 09/19/0090/0212

64 Hadalgi 11/20/9/225 11/20/0090/0225 9/19/9/116 09/19/Cl09G/Q416

65 Hakkigadde 11/20/9/87 11/20/0090/0087 9/19/9/161 09/19/0090/0161

66 Halgadde 11/20/9/189 11120/0090/0189 9/19/9/78 09/19/0090/0078

67 Hallikoppa 11/20/9/207 11/20/0090/0207 9/19/9/97 09/19/0090/0097 68 Hallusargi 11/20/9/96 11/20/0090/0096 9/19/9/166 09/19/0090/0166 69 Halsinkoppa 11/20/91184 11/20/0090/0184 9/19/9/75 09/19/0090)09-75

70 Hancharta 11120/9/101 11/20/0090/0101 9/19/9/173 09/19/0090/0173 71 Hangar 11/20/9/60 11/20/0090/0060 9/19/9/128 09/19/0090/0128 72 Hanumant i 11/20/9151 11/20/0090/0051 9/19/9/170 09/19/0090/0170 73 Harehulekal 11/20/9/124 11/20/0090/0124 9/19/9/196 09/19/0090/0196

74 Hebball i 11/20/9/11 11/20/0090/0011 9/19/9/38 09/19/0090/0038

75 Hebbatti 11/20/9/218 11/20/0090/0218 9/19/9/109 09/19/0090/0109 76 Hebre 11/20/9/72 11/20/0090/{)072 9/19/9/139 09/19/0090/0139 77 Hedgimane 11/20/9/43 11/20/0090/0043 9/19/9/27 09/19/0090/0027

78 Heepana II i 11/20/9/41 11120/0090/0041 9/19/9/26 09/19/0090/0026 79 Heggar 11/20/9/90 11/20/0090/0090 9/19/9/159 09/19/0090/0159

80 Herepal 11/20/9/115 11/20/0090/0115 9/19/9/189 09/19/0090/0189 81 Honnundugudde 11/20/9/29 ()'1/20/0090/0029 9/19/9/13 09/19/0090/0013 82 Hostot 11/20/9/50 11/20/0090/0050 9119/9/164 09/19/0090/0164 83 Hostot 11/20/9/98 11/20/0090/0098 9119/9/171 09/19/0090/0171 84 Hosur 11/20/9/69 11120/0090/0069 9/19/9/136 09/19/0090/0136 85 Hudelkcp 11/20/9/203 11/20/0090/0203 9/19/9/90 09/19/0090/0090

210

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: SIRSI-009O C. D. BLOCK: SIRSf-009C'

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

U'Huladevanasar 11/20/9/7 11/20/0090/0007 9/19/9/34 09/19/0090/0034 87 Hulgol 11/20/9/105 11/20/0090/0105 9/19/9/180 09/19/0090/0180 88 HU{lsekoppa 11/20/9/94 11/20/0090/0094 9/19/9/158 09/19/0090/0158 89 Husri 11/20/9/17 11/20/0090/0017 9/19/9/44 09/19/0090/0044 90 Hutgar 11/20/9/1'18 11/20/0090/0118 9/19/9/191 09/19/0090/0191

91 Isloor 11/20/9/8 11/20/0090/0008 9/19/9/35 09/19/0090/0035 92 I tgul:i 11/20/9/120 11/20/0090/0120 9/19/9/193 09/19/0090/0193

93 Jaddigadde 11/20/9/83 11/20/0090/0083 9/19/9/151 09/19/0090/0151 94 Jaganal! i 11/20/9/25 11/20/0090/0025 9/19/9/12 09/19/0090/0012 95 Janmane 11/20/9/59 11/20/0090/0059 9/19/9/120 09/19/0090/0120 96 Janmane 11/20/9/95 11/20/0090/0095 9/19/9/169 09/19/0090/0169

97 Kabbe 11/20/9/183 11/20/0090/0183 9/19/9/71 09/19/0090/0071 98 Kadbal 11/20/9/130 11/20/0090/0130 9/19/9/199 09/19/0090/0199 99 Kadgod 11/20/9/227 11/20/0090/0227 9/19/9/118 09/19/0090/0118

100 Kageri 17 /20/9/20 11/20/0090/0020 9/19/9/6 09/19/0090/0006 101 Kakkalli 11/20/9/142 11/20/0090/0142 9/19/9/216 09/19/0090/0216 102 Kalangi . 11/20/9/214 11/20/0090/02"14 9/19/9/101 09/19/0090/0101 103 Kalgadde Kanchigadde 11/20/9/149 11/20/0090/0149 9/19/9/222 09/19/0090/0222 104 Kalgar 11/20/9/45 11/20/0090/0045 9/19/9/29 09/19/0090/0029 105 Kalgar 11/20/9/75 11/20/0090/0075 9/19/9/143 09/19/0090/0143 106 Kalgundikopp 11/20/9/168 11/20/0090/0168 9/19/9172 09/19/0090/0072 107 Kalkai 11/20/9/37 11/20/0090/0037 9/19/9/7 09/19/0090/0007 108 Kalkardi 11/20/9/223 11/20/0090/0223 9/19/9/114 09/19/0090/0114 109 Kalkoppa 11/20/9/161 11/20/0090/0161 9/19/9/52 09/19/0090/0052 110 Kallalli 11/20/9176 11/20/0090/0076 9/19/9/144 09/19/0090/0144

111 Kalli 11/20/9/175 11/20/0090/0175 9/19/9/63 09/19/0090/0063

112 Kalve 11/20/9/92 11/20/0090/0092 9/19/9/156 09/19/0090/0156 113 Kambigar 11/20/9/99 11/20/0090/0099 9/19/9/162 09/19/0090/0162 114 Kanagod 11/20/9/30 11/20/0090/0030 9/19/9/10 09/19/0090/0010 115 Kanakoppa 11/20/9/185 11/20/0090/0185 9/19/9/76 09/19/0090/0076 116 Kanalli 11/20/9/97 11/20/0090/0097 9/19/9/167 09/19/0090/0167 117 Kanamuski 11/20/9/143 11/20/0090/0143 9/19/9/218 09/19/0090/0218 118 Kandraji 11/20/9/190 11/20/0090/0190 9/19/9/80 09/19/0090/0080 119 Kantraji 11/20/9/163 11/20/0090/0163 9/19/9/54 09/19/0090/0054 120 Karjagimane 11/20/9/121 11/20/0090/0121 9/19/9/192 09/19/0090/0192 121 Karoor 11/20/9/26 11/20/0090/0026 9/19/9/16 09/19/0090/0016 122 Karsolli 11/20/9/36 11/20/0090/0036 9/19/9/20 09/19/0090/0020 123 Kelginkeri 11/20/9/80 11/20/0090/0080 9/19/9/147 09/19/0090/0147 124 Keliginaonikere 11/20/9/125 11/20/0090/0125 9/19/9(197 09/19/0090/0197 125 Kerekoppa 11/20/91182 11/20/0090/0182 9/19/9/70 09/19/0090/0070 126 Khurshi 11/20/9/66 11/20/0090/0066 9/19/9/141 09/19/0090/0141 127 Kirwatti 11/20/9/217 11/20/0090/0217 9/19/9/107 09/19/0090/0107

211

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: SIRSI-0090 C. D. BLOCK: SIRSI-0090

SL NAME OF THE VlLLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO LOCATION CODE LOCAT ION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE

(Manual) (computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

128 Kodgibail 11/20/9/48 11120/0090/0048 9/19/9/165 09/19/0090/0165 129 Kodigar 11/20/9/102 11/20/0090/0102 9/19/9/174 09/19/0090/0174 130 Kodnagadde 11/20/9/151 11/20/0090/0151 9/19/9/223 09/19/0090/0223 131 KogOO 11/20/9/174 11/20/0090/0174 9/19/9/61 09/19/0090/0061 132 Koligar 11/20/9/134 11/20/0090/0134 9/19/9/204 09/19/0090/0204 133 Kondalgi 11/20/9/63 11/20/0090/0063 9/19/9/129 09/19/0090/0129 134 Koppa 11/20/9/123 11/20/0090/0123 9/19/9/62 09/19/0090/0062 135 Koppa 11/20/9/176 11/20/0090/0176 9/19/9/195 09/19/0090/0195

136 Kotekoppa 11/20/9/208 11/20/0090/0208 9/19/9/85 09/19/0090/0085 137 Kotgehall i 11/20/9/85 11/20/0090/0085 9/19/9/152 09/19/0090/0152 138 Kudragod 11/20/9/138 11/20/0090/0138 9/19/9/209 09/19/0090/0209 139 Kugtemane 11/20/9/65 11/20/0090/0065 9/19/9/133 09/19/0090/0133 140 Kulve 11/20/9/22 11/20/0090/0022 9/19/9/5 09/19/0090/0005 141 Kuppagadde 11120/9/211 11/20/0090/0211 9/19/9/104 09/19/0090/0104 142 Kuppal[ i 11/20/9/195 11/20/0090/0195 9/19/9/84 09/19/0090/0084 143 Kurlci 11/20/9/61 11/20/0090/0061 9/19/9/132 09/19/0090/0132 144 Kyadgikoppa 11/20/9/219 11/20/0090/0219 9/19/9/110 09/19/0090/0110

145 Madnakeri 11/20/9/187 11/20/0090/0187 9/19/9/77 09/19/0090/0077 146 Madrall i 11/20/9/226 11/20/0090/0226 9/19/9/117 09/19/0090/0117 147 Malalgaon 11/20/9/196 11/20/0090/0196 9/19/9/86 09/19/0090/0086 148 Malanji 11/20/9/220 11 /20/0090/0220 9/19/9/108 09/19/0090/0108 149 Malenalli 11/20/9/107 11/20/0090/0107 9/19/9/177 09tl9lOlWO/0177 150 Manadur 11/20/9/136 11/20/0090/0136 9/19/9/207 09/19/0090/0207 151 Manajwalli 11/20/9/46 11/20/0090/0046 9/19/9/30 09/19/0090/0030 152 Manjaguni 11/20/9/74 11/20/0090/0074 9/19/9/142 09/19/0090/0142 153 Margundi 11/20/9/221 11/20/0090/0221 9/19/9/112 09/19/0090/0112 154 Mashigadde 11/20/9/38 11/20/0090/0038 9/19/9/17 09/19/0090/0017 155 Mathadeval 11/20/9/103 11/20/0090/0103 9/19/9/175 09/19/0090/0175 156 Mattigar 11/20/9/58 11/20/0090/0058 9/19/9/121 09/19/0090/0121 157 Mattihalli 11/20/9/210 11/20/0090/0210 9/19/9/103 09/19/0090/0103 158 MeLinaonikeri 11/20/91127 11/20/0090/0127 9/19/9/201 09/19/0090/0201 159 Menshi 11120/9/146 11/20/0090/0146 9/19/9/2Z5 09/19/0090/0225 160 MOOur 11/20/9/128 11/20/0090/0128 9/19/9/200 09/19/0090/0200 161 Mogadde 11/20/9/152 11/20/0090/0152 9/19/9/224 09/19/0090/0224 162 Mudebail 11/20/9/204 11/20/0090/0204 9/19/9/94 09/19/0090/0094 163 Mudgar 1.1120/9/86 11/20/0090/0086 9/19/9/154 09119/0090/0154 164 MugiLkoppa 11/20/9/224 11 ;20/0090/0224 9/19/9/113 09/19/0090/0113 165 Mugwal L i 11/20/9/160 11/20/0090/0160 9/19/9/50 09/19/0090/0050 166 Mundganamane 11/20/9/79 11/20/0090/0079 9/19/9/148 09/19/0090/0148 167 Mundgehall i 11/20/9/172 11/20/0090/0172 9/19/9/59 09/19/0090/0059 168 Mundgesar 11/20/9/35 11/20/0090/0035 9/19/9/22 09/19/0090/0022 169 Muregar 11/20/9/135 11/20/0090/0135 9/19/9/211 09/19/0090/0211 170 Muslci 11/20/9/141 11/20/0090/0141 9/19/9/215 09/19/0090/0215

212

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: SIRSI-0090 c. D. BLOCK: SIRSl-0090

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION COOE lOCA TI ON COOE LOCATION COOE (Manua!) (Computer) (Hanua!) (Computer)

, 1 2 3 4 5 6

171 Naigar 11/20/9/131 11/20/0090/0131 9/19/9/208 09/19/0090/0208

172 Nakshe 11/20/9/155 11/20/0090/0155 9/19/9/203 09/19/0090/0203 "

173 Na,reba; l 11/20/9/3 11/20/0090/0003 9/19/9/42 09/19/0090/0042 174 Naroor 11/20/9/,158 11/20/0090/0158 9/19/9/49 09/19/0090/0049 175 NavaLgar 11/20/9/100 11/20/0090/0100 9/19/9/163 09/19/0090/0163

176 Nav~ngeri 11/20/9/170 11/20/0090/0170 9/19/9/57 09/19/0090/0057 177 Neellkani 11/20/9/137 11/20/0090/0137 9/19/9/210 09/19/0090/0210 178 Negg!J 11/20/9/57 11/20/0090/0057 9/19/9/122 09/19/0090/0122 179 NerLavaL L i 11/20/9/56 11/20/0090/0056 9/19/9/127 09/19/0090/0127 180 NurkaLakoppa 11/20/9/16 11/20/0090/0016 9/19/9/45 09/19/0090/0045

181 Onigadde 11/20/9/84 11/20/0090/0084 9/19/9/153 09/19/0090/0153

182 Padageri 11/20/9/32 11/20/0090/0032 9/19/9/8 09/19/0090/0008 183 Pura 11/20/9/13 11/20/0090/0013 9/19/9/39 09/19/0090/0039

184 Sadashivall i 11/20/9/111 11/20/0090/0111 9/19/9/185 09/19/0090/0185

185 Sahasralli 11/20/9/173 11/20/0090/0173 9/19/9/60 09/19/0090/0060 186 Salkani 11/20/9/132 11/20/0090/0132 9/19/9/206 09/19/0090/0206 187 Sampakhand 11/20/9/47 11/20/0090/0047 9/19/9/119 09/19/0090/0119

188 Sankadamane 11/20/9/42 11/20/0090/0042 9/19/9/25 09/19/0090/0025 189 Sannakeri 11/20/9/10 11/20/0090/0010 9/19/9/37 09/19/0090/0037 190 SannaL l j 11/20/9/93 11/20/0090/0093 9/19/9/157 09/19/0090/0157 191 SantoLLi 11/20/9/216 11/20/0090/0216 9/19/9/106 09/19/0Q90/0106 192 Sarguppa 11/20/9/81 11/20/0090/0081 9/19/9/149 09/19/0090/0149

193 ShigehaLLi 11/20/9/129 11/20/0090/0129 9/19/9/198 09/19/0090/0198

194 ShinganaL L i 11/20/9/126 11/20/0090/0126 9/19/9/202 09/19/0090/0202

195 Shirguni 11/20/9/140 11/20/0090/0140 9/19/9/214 09/19/0090/0214

196 Shivagaon 11/20/9/88 11/20/0090/0088 9/19/9/160 09/19/0090/0160

197 ShivaL L i 11/20/9/89 11/20/0090/0089 9/19/9/91 09/19/0090/0091

198 ShivaL L i 11/20/9/199 11/20/0090/0199 9/19/9/155 09/19/0090/0155

199 Sirsimakki 11/20/9/40 11/20/0090/0040 9/19/9/23 09/19/0090/0023

200 Somana II i 11/20/9/5 11/20/0090/0005 9/19/9/32 09/19/0090/0032 201 SomanaL l i 11/20/9/178 11 /20/0090/0178 9/19/9/66 09/19/0090/0066

202 Sonda 11/20/9/104 11/20/0090/0104 9/19/9/176 09/19/0090/0176 203 Songinamane 11/20/9/150 11/20/0090/0150 9/19/9/221 09/19/0090/0221

204 Sugavi 11/20/9/186 11/20/0090/0186 9/19/9/74 09/19/0090/0074'

205 Tatguni 11/20/9/54 11/20/0090/0054 9/19/9/125 09/19/0090/0125

206 Tattisar 11/20/9/133 11/20/0090/0133 9/19/9/205 09/19/0090/0205

207 Tepper 11/20/9/73 11/20/0090/0073 9/19/9/140 09/19/0090/0140 208 Terkanhal L i 11/20/9/19 11/20/0090/0019 9/19/9/3 09/19/0090/0003

209 Tigni 11/20/9/157 11/20/0090/0157 9/19/9/48 09/19/0090/0048 210 Tudguni 11/20/9/55 11/20/0090/0055 9/19/9/126 09/19/0090/0126

213

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

T ALUK: SIRSI-0090 C. D. BLOCK: SIRSI-0090

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS , , NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (COfll>Uter ) (Manual) (CClITpUter)

2 3 4 5 6

211 Ullal 11/20/9/201 11/20/0090/0201 9/19/9/93 09/19/0090/0093 212 Umblekoppa 11/20/9/179 11/20/0090/0179 9/19/9/64 09/19/0090/0064 213 Unmade 11/20/9/192 11/20/0090/0192 9/19/9/98 09/19/0090/0098 214 Unchall i 11/20/9/181 11/20/0090/0181 9/19/9/69 09/19/0090/0069 215 Uplekoppa 11/20/9/1n 11/20/0090/01n 9/19/9/65 09/19/0090/0065 216 Urtot 11120/9/52 11/20/0090/0052 9/19/9/123 09/19/0090/0123

217 Vaddinakoppa 11/20/9/169 11/20/0090/0·169 9/19/9/67 09/19/0090/0067 218 Vanall i 11/20/9/144 11/20/0090/0144 9/19/9/217 09/19/0090/0217

219 Waddal 11/20/9/215 11/20/0090/0215 9/19/9/105 09/19/0090/0105 220 Waclgeri 11/20/9/205 11/20/0090/0205 9/19/9/95 09/19/0090/0095

221 Yechadi 11/20/9/91 11/20/0090/0091 9/19/9/168 09/19/0090/0168 222 Yedall i 11/20/9/33 11/20/0090/0033 9/19/9/21 09/19/0090/0021 223 Yekkambi 11/20/9/197 11/20/0090/0197 9/19/9/87 09/19/0090/0087

214

SIRSI C.D.BLOCK

Name of ~.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

Name of Village

(1)

3 NAREBAIL

4 CHIPGI

5 SOMANALLI

6 GOUOALLI

7 HULADEVANASAR

8 ISLOOR

9 BOPPANALLI

10 SANNAICERI

11 HEBBAlll

12 ACHANALlI

13 PURA

14 DOODANALLI

15 BYGAODE

Total 81"1:a of the village (In heclan:s)

375.47

599.03

227.77

264.23

513.86

578.61

792.37

353.98

381.86

566.74

195.34

233.58

344.68

TOlal Popu­lation and

No.of Hous.:­holds

(4)

296 (53)

878 ( 180)

95 e22}

435 (85)

439 (65)

626 ( 119)

423 (83)

349 (66)

297 (53)

395 (75)

115 (22)

255 (53)

251 (41)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities availabl~ (if not available within the villagc. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad rang~s viz. -5 kms. 5-1 () kms.

and 10+ kms of the nearest plac.: Where Ihe fa,ilily is availa"l.: is given). Educa- Medical Drinking POOl Day or Communkation

tional Wat~t and Days of [Bus Stop, T"Ie- marketl Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway)

(5) (6) (8) (9) PO)

P, M '(5-10) T, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

P(2) -(0-5) W, l\.1 PO, -(0-5) BS Phone

P -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

P -(5-10) 1.1, Tw -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

p -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

P, M -(5-10) W, TW

- (10+) W, TW

-(0-5) -(10+) W, TW

p -(0-5) W

p -(10+) T, W

P -(10+) W, TW

P, M - (10+) W, TW

p -(10+) W, TW

216

PTO, Phone

-(5-10)

PO -(10+)

-(O-s) -(10+)

-(0-5) - (10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PO -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

BS

BS

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

BS

-(0-5)

as

BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt: of C.D.Block : SIRS!; emIt: No.: 0090

Approach N.:arest Town. Class of Town Power Land u~e (area under dill~rent types of land us~ in he~tare~ rounded to two de.:imal pla.:es) L.C. to village, and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

For~si Irrigat~d Un"irrigated Culturaok Area not (by Sollr,e of irrigation) wast.: available

(including t"r whiv3tion gau\.:har and grovl!s)

( 11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- ,,- B 252.02 71.14 47.03 5.28 3

PR SIRSI- 11- 3 EA 472.97 43.89 37.15 45.02 4

KR SIRSI- 11- 6 174.14 33.94 17.89 1.80 5

PR SIRSI- 11- 5 EA 161.09 Total 3.34 55.51 37.92 6.37 6

Tk 1.32 lie 2.02

KR SIRSI- II" 7 EA 406.70 Total 5.41 64.52 25.49 1'.74 7

Tk 5.01 lJe 0.40

PR SIRSI- II" 10 EA 264.52 Total 23.78 59.27 180.55 50.49 B

Tk 19.33 lie 4.45

PR SIRSI- II" 13 EA 696.46 Total 0.77 70.54 10.22 14.38 9

lie 0.77

KR S I RSI- II" 13 EA 210.69 Total 23.43 56.03 46.56 17.27 10

Tk 17.36 Twe 2.63

We 3.44

PR SIRSI" I)" 18 EA 289.84 Total 3.24 34.66 39.80 14.32 " Tk 3.24

KR SIRSI- 11- 13 429.54 Total 4.50 75.44 40.92 16.34 12

Tk 4.50

KR SIRSI- 11- 11 EA 149.32 Total 0.46 27.23 8.09 10.24 13

Tk 0.46

KR SIRS) - il- 11 146.74 Total 3.16 40.20 33.60 9.88 14

Tk 3.16

KR SIRS)- ) 1- 13 EA 249.13 Total 4.96 51.33 34.49 4.77 15 Tk 4.96

217

VILLAGE

AMENITIES r-;ame ofC.D.Block: SIRSI; Coue No. :0090

L.e, Name ,)f Villa!!~ N(},

Tolal ar~a of TOlal Am.:nili.:s availal>l.: (ifnnt availahk Wllhil1lh~ villa~~. a dash (-J " ,howl! in the thl.! villag~ PIlPU- column and n.:xllo it in hrack.:ls, the distan,," ill hl'(\ad rall!!e, ViI., -~ knl>. 5-10 kill', (In hcctarc's) lalion and 10+ kl!!K ofltk: n..:ar..:st ~Ia~\! wh..:r\! thl! t~l..:ilit~· I~ 1Ivailahll.! " giv..:n~.

and Educa- M.:dkal Dnnking Po,t Day ')1' Cmnmuni~ati(HI No,or tional Water and D"y~ or [Bus SlOp. Hnlls~- Telc- t1Hlrkl!t/ Railway Slalil.Hl. hnlds graph hal if any WakC\Yay[

.... C"-'1 )'-----~w---,-------i:!J.-----U.J..--_i:!.l..._ ___ .1.Q1:__ __ .J.LL.. __ ..lE_,!.....__...I2L..... __ ~!.:'.L. __ (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) ( 10)

16 NURKALAKOPFA 214.69

17 HUSRI 711.09

15 BACtlGAON 709.97

1;' TERKANHAlL: 665.58

20 KAGERI 513_56

21 GAD I HALLI 392.02

22 KUL'/E 460.11

23 BARUR 348.63

24 BISALAKOPPA 379.65

25 JAGMALLI 193.37

163 (35)

415 (75)

1183 (222)

834 (159)

438 (70)

200 (38)

490 (81 )

432 (79)

411 (76)

212 (37)

-.. (0-5 )

P

P

P(2) , M

P, M

P

P(2)

P, M, H

P, M

P, M

218

-(10+) II, Til -(0-5) - (i 0+) -(0-5)

- (0-5) II, Til PO '( 10+) BS

- (0-5) II, Til -(~5) -(0-5) BS

....

- (0-5) II, TI-I -CO-5 ) -(0-5) -CO-5)

- (0-5) II, TI-I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

- (5-10) '1,1, Til -(0-5) - -(10+) BS

-(5-10) II, Til PO -(5,-10) -(0-5)

'(10+) II, Til PO -(10+) BS

-(5-10) II, TIl -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

-(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE NlIm~ of C.D.B1o<.:k : SIRSI; Colle No.: 0090

----------Approaoh N"ar"st Town. Cia,. of Town POW\!f Land U~\! (ar\!t1 Und\!f djn~r~nl typ..:s (11' land u!-olo! in h..:..:wrt.:!-. foundr:d In two (.l\! .. :i n::! pl;_,,:,,:~) L.c. to village and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply -----_------------ N,)

Forest Irrigatl!d Un-irrigat..:o Cuiturahk Art::H nul

(hy ~()urcl.! of irrigation) wa~!\! availahh: (in~Juding for ..:uhi\':ltion

!!dlh.:har and gt'ovl.!~)

~ 112 (122 ( 132 ( 142 ( 15 2 ( 162 (171 (18) (12 "

KR SIRSI- 11- 11 138.73 Totat 1.42 47.15 23.96 3.43 16 Tk 1.42

KR SIRSI· 11- 8 455.35 Totat 5.40 124.60 98.78 26.96 17

Tk 5.40

KR SIRSI- lI- S EA 426.39 Total 7.33 99.43 136.15 40.67 18

Tk 7.33

KR SIRSI - 1]- 3 EA 447.56 Tota I 18.15 113.31 63.92 22.64 19

Tk 8.09 Tile 2.85 !.Ie 2.43

0 4.78

KR SIRSI- li- S EA 385.92 Total 18.93 46.17 55.44 7.10 20 Tile 3.23

!.Ie 8.30

0 7.40

KR SIRSl- 11- 6 EA 338.09 Total 9.43 23.56 17.02 7 92 21 -' Tile 2.43

!.Ie 4.05

0 2.95

KR SIRSI- I l- ID EA 363.02 Total 17.13 56.84 12.00 11. 12 22 Tile 7.28

!.Ie 6.07

0 3.78

PR SIRSI - I 1- 11 EA 233.84 Total 21.60 , 7.82 59.95 15.42 23 Tk 18.61

Tile 0.97 !.Ie 2.02

KR SIRSI- I I- II EA 275.89 Total 9.00 84.06 2.06 8.64 24 Tk 2.83 \.Ie 1.92

0 4.25

KR SIRSI- I l- ID EA 151. 59 Total 2.93 36.96 1.22 0.61 25 Tk 0.90 !.Ie 0.61

0 1.42

219

Name of C.D.Bl~ck : SIRS!; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

Name of Village

(1) (2)

26 KAROOR

27 BALGAR

28 AJJIBAL

29 HONNUNDUGUDDE

30 KANA GOD

31 BETKOPPA

32 PADAGERI

33 YEDALLI

Total area of Total tho villag~ Popu~

(In hectares) lation

49.79

249.70

43.22

429.33

212.36

219.53

294.71

and No.of Housl.!­holds

(4)

118 (22)

162 (27)

438 (64)

60 (11 )

624 (114)

362 (58)

348 (62)

467 (82)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if nl'll ~vailable within the village. a dash (~) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms of th¢ nearest place when; the facility is available is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop.

(5) (6)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

P(2), M -(5-10)

P, M RP

-(0-5) -(0-5)

P, M RP

P - (5-10)

. (0,5) - (5 -1 0)

P, M, H, -(0'5)

PUC

220

II, Til

II, Til

IJ, TIo/

II, TIo/

1,/, TI,/

W, TW

Tde- marketl Railway Station. graph hat if lIny Waterway I

(8) (9)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

pro, -(5-10)

Phone

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PO,

Phone

- (5-10)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

(10)

- (0-5)

- (0-5)

BS

- (0-5)

BS

BS

W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

W, HI, HP PO SUN BS

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE NamtofC.D.8Iock: SIRSI; COUt No.: 0090

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town POW\!:' Land 1I~\! (al'l.!3 und~r diff~rl.!nt types of land us~ in he..:tal'l!~ rOllnd\!d lo cwo dl!~ilnal pla~\!s) L.C. to village and 4istance (in Km.) Supply No.

For~st Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahk Area not (hy ~oun:1! of irrigation) waste availahk

(induding t()r ~ultivalion gaut..:har and grows)

i11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- 11- 10 EA 38.29 Total 3.38 5.89 1.73 0.50 26 Tk 2.13 lJe 0.40

a 0.85

KR SIRS!- 11- 8 EA 79.27 Total 2.43 26.99 4.15 27 Tk 0.20 lJe 0.81 a 1.42

PR SIRSI- 11- 8 EA 170.56 Total 6.17 38.98 21.04 12.95 28 Tk 5.26 lJe 0.40

0 0.51

KR SIRSI- II - 8 EA 36.39 Total 0.50 3.44 1.23 1.66 29

lJe 0.10

0 0.40

PR SIRSI- 11· B EA 332.88 Total 32.09 32.60 6.42 25.34 30 Tk 17.33

Twe 1.21 lJe 4.55

0 9.00

KR SIRS! - 11- 6 EA 156.99 Total 18.04 16.53 13.27 7.53 31

Tk 7.94 rwe 0.76

lJe 3.44 0 5.90

KR SIRSI- I! - 6 EA 178.92 Total 27.66 4.92 3.46 4.57 32 Tk 10.06

Twe 2.43 lJe 4.05

0 11.12

KR SIRSI- I I - 5 EA 242.24 Total 37.35 10.40 2.64 2.08 33 Tk 9.76

rwe 1.21

lJe 7.36

0 19.02

221

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.e. No.

( 1)

35

36

N8m~ of Village

( 2)

MUNDGESAR

KARSOLLI

Total area of TOla} Ih~ Yillage Poru-(In h~"lal\!s) Ialioll

(3)

248.40

187.03

and Nn."j' l-Inus~­

htl"l,

(4 )

333 (51)

225

(32)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Aml.!nilJ~s avtlilahk or nol availahll: within th\! v;lJag\!. a ,111~h (~) b :-.hOWTl III thl! I..:lliumn and 111,::1 to it "1 hi"alwKcts. lh..: dislan~~ in. hnlad run_?c:-. "ii. -5 J.;.m~. 5-10 km~.

and 10+ kms ()j thl! nl!':ln;~t plnl.:c whl!r..: lh~ la~ilit\' i~ ilvai141hk I:. glvl!n).

Edll~a- ~1'>.!di...:al Drinking. P\\~\ Day nr Cmmmmi..:alinn lion,,1 Waler and Day' "I' [Bu, Stllp.

Rail'lal Slalin!]. Waterway!

Tde- markdi graph hat it' an)

(5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

P, M ·(0'5) II, Til - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

p . (0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) . (0-5)

37 KALKAl 13.09 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - UN 1 N HAS 1\ ED - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

38 MASH 1 GADDE 428.77

39 AMBL 1- HONDA 113.72

40 SIRSlMAKKI 383.78

41 HEEPANALLI 242.90

42 SANKAOAMANE 58.82

43 HEOGIMA~E 238.93

44 BILGALAMANE 42.12

669

(114)

144 (24)

630

(104)

512

(84)

73

(9)

225

(44)

70

(12)

p

- (0 5)

P, M

P, M

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

-(0-5)

222

-(0-5) II, T\.I - (0- 5) - (5-10) 8$

- (0-5) IJ, TIJ -(0·5) -(5-10) • (0-5)

- (0-5) IJ, Til -(0-5) -(0-5) as

- (0-5) '<I, T'<I PO -(0-5) as

- (0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

- (5-10) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

- (5 -10) II, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LA ND USE NameofCD.Blod: SIRSI; Code No.: 0090

Approach N~an:.sl Town. Class of Town POWt:f Land u.s..: {<lr-:1.1 ulH.h:r din~r":nll)'r"-'~' o(land us..: in h~dllrl.!s roumkd (0 two dl..'I,,,:imal rla~cs) L.C. tu villagfo! and dislan~~ (in Kill.) Supply No.

Fl)r..:~L Irrigat~d U n-irrigal~d Cullurabk Ar~a nol (by sour\.~ of irrigation) wast..: availabk

(including tll[ ..:uhivatinn gauchar and grows)

( 11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- 11- 3 225.24 Total 7.88 7.27 3.76 22.06 35 Tk 7.88

KR SIRSI- lI- S EA 136.64 Total 28.86 3.86 16_37 1.30 36 Tk 27.53

0 1.33

.-----_--_--_--_------------_---------------_ UN INHABITED - --- - - - - - - - -- --- -- - - --- - - - --- ---- - - -- - - - ----- 37

KR SIRSI - II' 6 EA 294.66 Total 30.74 33.82 45.06 24.49 38 Tk 15.53 lie 2.94 0 12.27

KR SIRSl- II' 8 EA 96.50 Total 10.38 3.81 1.00 2.03 39 Tk 7.11

lie 0.80 0 2.47

PR SIRSI- I I- 5 EA 293.55 TotaL 17.05 70.05 3.13 40 Tk 12.95 lie 3.64

0 0.46

PR SIRSI - I I - 5 EA 216.39 TotaL 6.02 14.61 8.78 54.06 41 Tk 5.26 We 0.4Q

0 0.36

KR SIRSI- I 1- 5 EA 47.07 Total 4.65 6.28 0.82 42 Tk 4.25 lie 0.20 0 0.20

KR SIRSI- 11- 6 EA 195.78 TotaL 3.44 31.72 5.99 2.00 43 Tk 1.82 lie 1.42 0 0.20

KR SIRSI- 11- 6 EA 28.61 Total 3.84 7.48 0.91 1.28 44 Tk 3.24 We 0.40 0 0.20

223

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

(1)

Name of Village

(2)

45 KALGAR

46 MANAJWALLI

47 SAMPAKHAND

48 KODGIBAIL

49 BOMMANALLI

50 KOSIOI

51 HANUMANTI

52 URTOT

53 BOPPANALLI

54 TATGUNI

55 TUDGUNI

56 NERLAVALLI

57 NEGGU

58 MATT IGAR

Total arca of Tolal th~ villag.: Popu­(In he~tarcs) lalion

and No.of Hous..!­

holds

(3)

345.76

460.22

482.92

721.94

164.21

483.83

231.98

416_60

263.31

376.34

511.35

354.87

699_94

842.90

(4)

320 (60)

487 (89)

347 (59)

558 (87)

156 (21)

600 (106)

551 (95)

483 (79)

401 (62)

321 (54)

547 (83)

231 (34)

650 (110)

997 (185 )

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Am~nitics availaok (if not availall!.: within th~ viHagc. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next 10 il in hra~k~ls. Ih~ dislanc': in ncoad rang~s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms oflh.: n~ar~st place where the lih;ilily is availahk is given). Educa- Medical Drinking P<)st Day or Communication

tional Wat<!r and Days of [Bus Stop. Td"- mark"t! Railway Station. graph hat if any Walerwayl

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

P -(0-5) W, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

P - (5-10) W, TW PO -(0-5) BS

P, M, H -(0-5) W, TW PO, -(10+) BS Phone

-(0-5) -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5 )

P, M - (5·10) W, TW -(0-5 ) -(10+) -(0'5)

P, M -(5-10) W, HI -(0-5) -(10+) BS

P RP W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

P, M -(0-5) W, TW PO - (5-10) BS

P -(0-5) W, HP PO -(5-10) BS

P -(5-10) W, Til -(0-5) - (10+) BS

P(2), M(2) -(5-10) II, TW PO -(10+) BS

P -(0-5) II, TW -(0-5) -(10+) BS

P, M, H -(5-10) II, Til PTO, -(10+) BS

Phone

P(Z), M(2) -(5-10) II, Til, R, PO - (10+) BS

OTH

224

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

:',cp"."h 1{; village ,:

N,'arehl Town. Class of Town and (list~nce (in Km,)

S! RS 1- II" S

SIRS!- [1- 2

SIRSI- I I· 18

SI!;SI- 11- 14

SIRSI- 11- 13

SIRSI- 11- 21

, ,~ SIRSI- 1(-6

SlRSI- 11- 10

SIRS!- [1- 10

SIRSI- 11- 13

SIRS!- 11- 14

SIRSI- 11- 13

PR SIRS!- 11- 13

SIRSI- 11- 11

Pow..:r Supply

E.4

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

fA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

Name ofC.D.Block : SIRSI: Code No.: 0090

L..,nd 1I~~ (.,r~a under din~renl Iypes "I' land lI~C in hectares rounded 10 IWO decimal pla..:es)

Irri)!al~d

(h) !otlllln':l! of irrig:llion)

265.58 Total 6.97 Tk 5.46 We 1.22 o 0.29

399.67 Total 18.82 Tk 14.57

We 4.05 o 0.20

414.20 Total 4.65 Tk 4.65

639.60 Total 8.62 Tk 8.62

136.61 Total Tk

344.32 Total Tk

141.11 Total

2.68 2.68

14.33 14.33

9.46 Tk 9.46

335.50 Total Tk

216.96 Total Tk

306.15 Total Tk

417.96 Total Tk

315.93 Total

6.54 6.54

3.30 3.30

6.15 6.15

5.88 5.88

2.58 Tk 2.58

587.54 Total 8.20 Tk 8.20

696.50 Total 11.53 Tk 11.53

225

Un-irrigal\!d

53.10

22.09

38.54

65.59

20.65

110.70

61.20

63.30

18.89

50.32

65.30

31.36

70.03

111.31

ClIhurahlc Area nOI wasle availahle (induding t()r "uhivalion 1!all.:har and grovl!s)

17.34 2.77

9.02 69.37

15.18 10.35

0.84 7.29

1.30 2.97

14.48

6.20 14.01

2.78 8.48

18.40 5.76

3.37 10.35

0.05 22.16

!i.OO

18.87 15.30

3.90 19.66

L.c. No,

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI: Code No. :0090

L.e. N8m~ of Villag~ Tlltsl ar~a llf Tlltsl Amenities avails"l.: (if not availa"l.: within th.: villag.:. a dash (-) is shown in th~ No. lh~ village Pop,,· ""lumn and n.:Xlln il in hra,kels. lh.: dislanc.: in hroad rang.:s viI .. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h.:ctares) lalion and 10+ klTIs oftr ,. ,t_ ,. ., " ". and Ed,h:a· M~, I' ~ " nn

No.of tilmal Watl.!f and Days of (Bus SlOp, Hnm.~- Tde· mark~t! Railway Statinn. hold> graph hat if any Wat.:rwayl

!1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) <7> (8) (9) (10)

59 JANMAME 493.81 828 P, M RP II, Til PO, - (10+) BS

(170) Phone

60 HANGAR 62.82 101 - (0,5) -(0-5) II, TW -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (15)

61 KURKI 243.75 395 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(10+) BS (55)

62 ADIIAlLl 344 _84 200 P, M -(0-5) W, Til - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(32)

63 KONDALGI 170.70 146 P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (22)

64 BALIIALLI 752.90 839 P(2) , M PHS W, HI PO -( 10+) BS (121 )

65 KUGTEMANE 185.01 104 P - (5-10) II, Til - (0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (19)

66 KHURSHI 1404.60 415 P - (10+) W, Til PO - - -{to+) BS (75)

67 BADGI 633.74 318 P -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (53)

68 BANDAL 989.14 323 P -(5-10) W, Til PO -(10+) BS (64)

69 HOSUR 739.01 83 P - (10+) II, Til -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (17)

70 BUGADI 332.04 12 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, Til -(5-10) - (10+) - (5-10) (3)

71 DEVIMANE 1144.92 142 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, Til - (0-5) - (10+) BS (28)

72 HEBRE 5378.99 783 P, M -(5-10) II, Til PO - (10+) 8S (152)

226

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No.: 0090

Approach Near.:st Town. Class of Tllwn Pow~r Land,us.: (ar~a und~r dini!r~nllyp~s of land' us~ in h~dar~' rmllld~d 10 IWo d~dlllal pla~~s) L.c, 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

For,:sl Irrigal~d Un-irrigall!d Culturabl.: Ar.:a no! (by Sllllr~~ or irrigalion) wa~t\! 8vailahl.:

(induding for ~ullivation gallchar and grnv~s)

( 112 ~12) (132 ( 14) (15) (16) (172 ( 182 ( 1)

PR SIRSI- It- 16 EA 408.94 Total 7.01 63.59 3.89 10.38 59 Tk 7.01

PR SIRSI- II- 15 EA 51.19 Total 1. 74 8.37 0.74 0.78 60 Tk 1.74

PR SIRSI- I 1- 14' EA 177.48 Total 4.52 50.78 3.58 7.39 61 Tk 4.52

KR SIRSI- II- 19 265.18 Total 4.50 39.83 0.68 34.65 62 Tk 4.50

KR SIRSI- I I- 22 147.76 Total 2.59 16.23 1.89 2.23 63 Tk 2.59

PR SIRSI- II- 22 EA 602.93 Total 10.63 94.90 10.71 33.73 64

Tk 6.56 We 4.07

PR SIRSI- II- 24 164.31 Total 1.80 9.01 2.99 6.90 65

Tk 1.80

PR SIRSI- I I - 19 1259.23 68.80 15.90 60.67 66

PR S[RSI- [[ - 24 561.42 68.30 4.02 67

PR S[RSI- II- 26 891.57 56.68 13.95 26.94 68

PR SIRSI- [I- 30 716.10 15.39 4.76 2.76 69

KR SIRSI- 11- 24 332.04 70

PR SIRSI- II- 26 EA 1092.02 36.55 1.25 15.10 71

PR S[RSI- [[- 30 EA 5144.90 153.05 22.35 58.69 72

227

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. Name of Village Total arca of Tilt,,) AI11t.:nitil!:'-' a\'ailahk (if n01 availahlt.! wIthin th~ \·III~I~':, ,I dm.h (- ~ i~ ~.h(\wn in lhl.!

No. tho village Pop,,· ~\~llIl\ln and n\!\1 h~ it in hral,:L\!ls. lh..! diJo,lan..:~ in hrll:,d r.Hl~I!'~ \ il .~ km •. ,·111 ~11\"

(In he"tar~s) lalillo and 10+ bus \lfth~ n~:m:st I!1,a\'1!' \\h..:r.: thl! I:h:ilil\ I~ (i\ilil,lhf.; I: .... gi\'\.!ol· and Edl",a- Mcdi"d Drinkin)! PIl'. Oa) ~)f Communi~al,on

No.of ti"llal 'A-'(lt~r i.ln,l D;'I)' ~'I lilli, ShIp.

Hnu:-.I!- Td,,· mar~ct' R\1ilwa~ S'alilHl. hokb graph hii! it" itn) Walaw8yl

( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 7 (8) (9) .J. 10)

73 TEPPAR 1293.12 384 p ·(0,5) II, Til -(0-') - (10 .. ) -(0-5)

(74)

74 HAN'JAGUHI 586.55 468 P, M RP, SMP W, HI PO - ( 10+ ) as ( 104)

75 KALGAR 216.77 68 p -(0-5) 1.1, Til -(0-5) · (10+) llc

( 13)

76 KALLALlI 1718.48 393 . (0·5) -(0-5) 1.1, HI -(0-5 ) · (10+) -W-5)

(73)

77 BENAGAON 1458.43 513 P -(5 ·10) II, TIJ - (5 -10) · (lD+) as (88)

78 DEVANAMANE 1018.27 103 -(0-5) '(0-5 ) II, Hi - (0-5 > -( 10+) BS

(19)

79 MUNDGANAMANE 2073.48 540 P, M RP II, Til PO -(10· ) BS

( 106)

80 KELGINKERI 1502_55 316 P -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(10") as (50)

81 SARGUPPA 2190.24 525 P - (5-10) II, Til - (0-5) - (10+) - (0· 5)

(82)

82 OEVANAlLI 1337.06 899 P, M -(5-10) IJ, TIJ PO -(10+) ..

BS

( 151)

83 JADD 1 GADDE 143.70 49 - (0-5) -(5' 10) 101, TIj . (t;. 10) ·(10+) - (5 10)

(10)

84 ONIGADDE 650.84 287 P -(5-10) 1.1, TIJ '(05) -(10+) BS

(42)

85 KOTGEHALLI 287.87 148 P -(O-S) II, TI.I '(0-5) · (lOt) . (0':')

(19)

86 MUD GAR 346.66 115 P - (5-10) II, TIJ -(0-5) -(10+) - (O'S)

(21)

228

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Blo.j, : SIRSI; CoJe No.: 0090

Approach !"I.:ar~sl Town. Class "flown Pow.:r Land us~ (~rea under "ifferenllyp~, "nand usc in he,lare, rounded lolwo dc,illlal rla,.:s) Le. I,' village and disl:1ni:c (in Kill.) Supply

---~--~---------~---No.

For..:!\t IlTignl~d U n~ilTil:!ah:d Cullurahk Ar.:a 1101

(hy ~"llr~~ "'If irrigali(m) wa~h: availahl.: (.illduding Ii,r ,ultivalioo gau..:har and i!rnvl.!~)

( 11) (12) (13) '( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- 11- 2'6 1146.87 80.92 17.28 48.05 73

PR SIRSI- II· 26 466.11 46.50 6.92 67.02 74

KR SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 194.19 14.78 0.13 7.67 75

I(R SIRSI- 11- 32 1618.40 Total 9.70 71.65 18.73 7b Tk 9.70

KR SIRSI- 11- 37 EA 1296.69 Total 9.81 103.60 33.37 14.96 77 Tk 9.81

PR SIRSI- I J - 42 986.54 Total 2.12 21,52 2.57 5.52 78

Tk 2.12

PR SIRSI- 11- 39 EA 1895.24 Total 13.80 109.51 27.64 27.29 79 Tk 13.80

PR SIRSI· 11- 42 1390.69 Tot:!l 11.06 66.88 17.86 16.06 80 Tk 11.06

KR S IRS[- [I, 32 EA 2034.32 fotal 4.37 98.72 9.68 43.15 8t

Tk 4.37

PR SIRSI' 11- 26 EA 1066.99 151.41 118.66 82

KR SIRS!' /I. 2S 120.09 11.40 11,37 0.84 83

KR SIRSI' 11- 19 EA 549.19 Total 10.42 72.92 0.42 17.89 84 Tk 6.19

Twe 4.23

KR SIRSI- II· 22 241.'07 39.,3 1.13 5.34 85

KR SIRS! - II' Zl 301.33 41.52 0.02 3.79 86

229

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name! of C. D.Block : SIRSI; Codt: No. :0090

L.C. Nattl~ of Villag~ T utal ar..:a of Totnl AIIl~lIiti..:~ a"':lilahk (if lIot availahle within th..: villag.:. a da~ (-) is ,h\>wn in th..:

No. th~ villal!~ P"pu- ,olUllln and n~xt to it in "rackets. the di,tance in hroad ranges viz. -,'i kms . .'i-I () km,_ (In he.:!ares) lation and 10+ krns orth..: nearest [!Iac.: wh~rc the lih:ilitv is availahl.: is giwn!.

ami Edu.:a- Medical Drinkillg Post Day or Communication

N".ol tional Wat~r and DIIYs uf IBus SIl>p.

H\'lI~~- Tde- mark..:" Railway Statiml.

h"lds graph hut if any Waterway!

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

87 HAKKIGADDE 207.10 172 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) - (10+) BS

(31)

88 SHIVAGAON 586.29 836 P, M -(0-5) II, lIol PO -(10+) BS

(158)

89 SHIVAlLl 985.88 1413 p(3), PHC, FPC II, Til PO -(10+) BS

(219) M(3) , H(2)

90 tlEGGAR 301_07 118 P, M -(0- 5) II, Til -(0-5) -(10+) 85

(12)

,1 fECHADI ·553.54 524 P - (5-10) II, Til - (0-5) - (10+) BS

(96)

-i2 I(ALVE 609.11 435 P, M -(5-10) II. Til PO -(5-10) BS

(73)

93 5ANNALLI 436.19 350 P -(5-10) 101, Til -(0-5) .,{5-1Q) BS

(75 )

94 HUN5EKOPPA 464.82 552 P, M - (5-10) II, rll PO ·(5-10) BS

(89)

95 JANMANE 114.35 124 P SMP 101, Til Phone -(5-10) BS

(26)

96 HALLUSARGI 198.93 110 -(0-5) . (5-10) II, Tlol -(0-5) -(10+) -(0,5)

( 18)

97 KANALLI 296.72 256 P, M - (5,10) II, Til -(0-5) -(10+ ) -(0-5)

(39)

911 HOSTOT 235.79 218 P, M '(0-5) II, 1101 PO ·(10+) '(0'5)

(39)

99 KAMBIGAR 722.25 382 P '(5-10) II, Til - (5- 10) . (10+) -(0-5)

(64)

100 NAVALGAR 609_37 389 P, M - (5'10) II, Til PO -(10+) BS

(70)

230

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Nam~ ofC.O.Block : SIRSI; Cou~ No.: 0090

Approach ' N~an:sl rown. CIa" ofrown Powl.!r Land U~' (;:lh:(1 uUlkr dift;:n:nll~r\!:-. nf l,and US!! in h\!\,:larl!1\ rounlkd to two dl!..:imal plaCl!8) L.C.

to vinag" and distancc (in Kin., Supply No. Fnrl.!!\1 IrriVHlcti U n- irri!!at~d Cullllrahl~ Area not

(h~ ~Olll\:": of irrig'lllOn) WitS"': available (induding li>r wllivation guu..;har and gn1\'\!s)

( 11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- II- 19 ' 169.44 26.72 6.48 4.46 87

PR SIRSI- II· 16 EA 451.38 Total 13.84 108.50 0.94 11.63 88

Tk 13.84

PR SIRSI' II· 16 EA 801.69 Total 15.54 146.96 6.11 15.58 89

Tk 8.58 Tw 6.96

I(R SIRS!.' II' 13 EA 266.03 32.00 0.76 2.28 90

KR SIRSI- II' 11 EA 461.34 70.89 16.30 5.01 91

I(R SIRSI' II' 8 EA 521.73 Total 7.33 65.00 6.92 8.13 92

Tk 2.83 TOle 4.50

KR SIRSI' II' 10 EA 342.59 69.16 19.41 5.03 93

PR SIRS!- ll· 8 EA 394.62 Total 9.88 53.87 0.74 5.71 94 Tk 6.54

Twe 3.34

PR SIRSI- II- 6 EA 90.81 Total 3.31 15.14 0.26 4.83 95 Tk 3.31

KR SIRS!- II- 14 177.59 19.78 0.28 1.28 96

KR SIRSI- II- 14 250.48 Total 2.02 31.17 8.13 4.92 97 Tk 2.02

KR SIRSI- II- 21 EA 201.09 Total 2.83 25.98 0.62 5.27 98 Tk 2.83

KR SlRSI- Il· 24 642.02 Total 1. 70 72.51 1.80 4.22 99

Tk 1. 70

I(R SIRSI- II' 21 EA 545.43 54.14 2.07 7.73 100

231

VILLAGE

AM ENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Coue No. :0090

.. ----.----------~~-... --.--- .-~~ .. --~.-----.. _----- --------.-... ~--L.c. Nam~ of Villago! Tn!.'ll ar~a 01 Total Anh.!l1icil.!!-< ~I\ ail.tbk (if 'HI( av,li;:lbic wiihin Ihe '" dl.a~\!, a d",h i-) i, sh" ... n in tho No th~ viil3gl.! P"ru - to.:olumn clilli n~\t h.) il in br~..:~~t~. thl.! t.h~t.m...:~ in hroad nlll}!\!~ vi!:.. -5 klll~. ~·I() k.nl~.

(In heclares) lalion an{.L'..!.!.±J~_j_!~~h;~,"~s~ r1.i!.~.\\ hl!r~..thl.! Ll_...:ihn 1!-. a\\\il~\hl\! i!oo giv\.tl). and Edl\ •. :a- ~.~.;ti!l.,d Drinking' PI'~I Day or C' l)lllln:;j~;:;~')11 No.of tiomd \\-'ah.:r and Days of 1 Bus SlOp. Hous~- Tdo- mnrk~11 Railway St:!linTt.

holds l!raph r.JI if any Walerwa)i

{ 1 ) (22 --._====~j]l-'-- (4) ._--_ ~5) --=--_ ~_{§J _____ . ....ill (8, (9) --1lQ.L~

101 HANCHART.~ 4413.1, 1211 .) , , i'l, ~ P~C, FPC T, W. TW PO, -(10+) BS (238) Phone

102 KODIGAR S24.75 187 p '(0-5) II, TW -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(37)

103 MAT~ADEVAL 974.67 876 P(2) -(0-5) II, TW PO -(10+) \3S

(146)

104 SI)NDA 1267.85 1052 P, M -(5-10) II, TI.I PO -(10+) BS

(177)

105 HULGOl 895.02 878 p. 14 -(0'5) II, n./ PO, -(10+) 8S (144 ) Phone

106 ARSAPUR 159.07 144 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HI PO (10+) us (19)

107 MAlENALLl 269.17 293 P -(0-5) II, TI/ PO -(10+) 65

(42)

108 8ELALE 471.63 443 P -(0-5) W, Til -(O-!i) -(10+) BS .

(81)

109 GOllKOP 81.14 112 P -(o-S) W, TW -(0-5) -(10+) 6$

( 17)

110 BHAIRUHBE 326.18 678 P, M, H D W, TW PTO, -(10+) BS (99) Phone

111 SADASHIVALLI 1868.61 1750 P(S) , M -(5-10) II, Til - (0-5) -(5-10~ BS

(310)

112 BOMMANALLI 552.75 662 P -(0-5) W, TW PO - (5-1 0) BS

(110)

113 AGSAL 967.80 793 P, M '(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(10+) BS (126)

114 ANDOLLl 379.07 219 p -(0-5) W, TW -(0-5) - (10 .. ) BS

(38)

232

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No.: 0090

Approa~h N~an:.t Town. Cia •• of Town Power Land U~ (.r~. und~r diffe~nttypcs of land u"" in hcctar~s 'rounded to two decimal pia_c.) L.C, to village and ~istance (in Km,) Supply No,

For~sl IlTigah:d Un-irrigah:d C\llturabl~ A~a nol (by sourc~ of irrigation) .W8loih: availabk

(including for cultivalion gau_hor and grows)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) ( 1)

PR SIRSI- 11- 14 fA 297_39 Total 2.75 129.79 18.19 101 Tic 0.32 0 2.43

KR SIRSI- 11- 18 EA 463. ?9 Total 0.81 56.75 3.40 102 0 0.81

PR SIRSI- 11- 19 EA 779.00 Total 0.81 158.64 9.11 27.11 103 0 0.81

PR SIRSI- I I' 19 EA 969.08 Total 4.05 239.66 14.99 40.07 104 0 4.05

PR SIRSI' I I' 13 EA 665.75 200.89 13.38 15.00 105

e

PR SIRSI- II, 14 EA 120.48 36.91 1.68 106

PR SIRSI- II' 16 EA 218.20 49.45 1.52 107

PR SIRSI, 11- 16 EA 377.37 Total 2,02 87.26 3.36 1.62 108

0 2.02

PR SIRSI' 11- 14 EA 61.63 17.81 1.70 109

PR SIRSI' JI- 11 EA 240.68 78.44 7.06 110

PR SIRSI- 11- 6 EA 1525.60 Total 1.21 319.60 17.34 4.86 111

0 1.21

PR SIRSI' II' 10 EA 424.45 117.86 10.39 0.05 112

PR SIRSI· I I· 11 EA 765.51 Total 3.24 183.00 1.62 14.43 113 Tk 3.24

PR SIRSI· I I· 11 EA 319.03 53.63 6.04 0.37 114

233

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.e. No.

(1)

Nam.: of Village

115 HEREPAL

116 DASANAGADDE

118 IIUTGAR

"9 DEVARAKOPPA

120 ITGULl

121 KARJAGIMANE

122 BALEGAOOE

123 KOPPA

124 IIAREIIULEKAL

125 KElIGINAONIKERE

126 SHINGANALLI

127 MEllNAONIKERI

128 MODUR

129 SHIGEHALLI

130 KAOBAL

Total area of the village (In h~..:tarcs)

399.87

253.33

510.21

56.03

365.38

79.92

Total Popu­lati,m and No,of HOllsl.!­

holds

(4 )

334 (58)

160

(29)

1854 (378)

113

(21)

548 (92)

30

m

617.27. 585

484.53

655.94

583.49

338.13

485.92

121.10

774.06

575.76

(112 )

514 (100)

565 (113 )

463 (72)

295 (52)

471 (94)

60 (10)

477 (85)

602 (104)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the ~olullln and next 10 il in bradels. -the 'dislance in hroad ranges Vii" -~ kills. S-IO kms.

P.. ..' • ~. ,; , • ,I, • • "j'l, '.-' " ,','

I, \1, ..

lionai

(5) (6)

p -(O-S)

P -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5)

P - (0-5)

P, M, H -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

P RP

P -(O-S>

P -(0-5)

P -(0-5)

P -(0-5)

P, M -(5-10)

-(0·5) -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5)

234

., I ••• II

Waler

101, TW

1.1, 11.1

101, Til

IJ, HI

1.1, TW

IJ, HI

1.1, Til

IJ, TIJ

T, 1.1, TW

IJ, TW

1.1, TW

1.1, TW

1.1, TW

1.1, TW

II, Til

" . and Tck­graph

(8)

"' "

Days of markell hal if any

(9)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

PO -(0-5)

- (0-5) - (0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

PO, -(~-10)

Phone'

-(0-5) -(5-10)

PO -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(5-10)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10")

-(0-5) -(10+)

PO, Phone

-(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

-(0-5) -(10+)

PO - (10+)

'" ,",. Ill}

la"s Stop. 'l:ailw.y Stalion_ Waterway)

(10)

-(0-5)

BS

: BS

-(0-5)

BS

-(.0-5)

BS

- (0- 5)

BS

as

BS

BS

-(0-5)

BS

BS

235

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. Name of Villag~ Total ar~a of Total AII1~nities availahl~ (if n(ll available within th~ villag~. a dash (-) is shown in th~

No. the villag.: Popu- coluilln and nc:xtl() it in brackets. the distance in nroad rang~s viz. -5 ~ms. 5- J 0 kms, (In h.:clar.:s) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest (!lace where the facility is available is given).

and &lll.:a- ".~\!dkal Drinking Post Day or Communication

No.of tional Water and Days of IBus Stop, House- Tde- market/ Railway Station.

holds graph hat ifany Waterway)

( 1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

131 NAIGAR 1167.28 485 P(2) , M - (0-5) W, TW -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(76)

132 SAlKANI 182.33 296 P, 101, H PHC, FPC 1.1, Til PO, - (10+). as (58) Phone

133 TATTISAR 242.14 352 -(0-5) - (5-,10) W, TW -(0-5) - (10+) 8S

(71)

134 KOLIGAR 609.29 628 P(2), 101 -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I PTO, -(10+) BS

(104) Phone

135 MUREGAR 582.84 151 P -(0-5) 1.1, Til - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(21)

136 MANADUR 696.05 461 P, 101 -(0-5) 1.1, Til -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(82)

137 NEElKANI 285.40 67 -(0-5) - (5-10) II, Til PTO, -(10+) -(5-10)

(10) Phone

138 KUORAGOO 2295.58 352 p - (5-10) II, Til ·(5-10) -(10+) - (5-10)

(48)

139 GONSAR 1382.07 384 P '(0-5) II -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5)

(59)

140 SHIRGUNJ 1214.77 165 P - (5-10) W -(5-10) - (10+) BS

(25)

141 HUSKI 2345.09 387 p -(0-5) 1/ -(0-5) • (10+) -(0-5)

(72)

142 KAKKAlLl .558.78 206 P PHC II PO • (10+) BS (31)

143 KANAMUSKI 765.38 148 P -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(24)

144 VANALlI 492.01 377 P(2), 101, H SMP W, HJ PO, -(10+) as (67) phone

145 GURVAlLI 1100.15 489 P, 101 -(0-5) II • (0-5) -(10+) as (84)

236

DIRECTORY

AND LAND U,S E Nam~ ofC.D.Block: SIRSI; C(x1~ No.: 0090

Appro8~h Nearesl Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land us~ (ar~a unda din\:r~nllyp~s (~f1and uS\! in h~clares n>llnd~d 10 IWo d~~imal places) L.c, 10 village and dislan~e (in !(m·l Supply No.

For~sl lnigah:d Un-i.rigal~d Cllilurahle Area not (hy sour~..: of irrigation) Wash! availahlc

(induding 1(,. cultivalion gaueoar and grows)

( 11 ) (12} (13) ( 14) i . ( 15) ( 16) (17) (18) ( 1)

KR SIRSl- [1- 24 EA 1015.77 Total 0.81 126.27 14_32 10.11 131 lie 0_81

KR SIRSI- 11- 21 EA 134.13 -45.33 2.41 0.46 132

KR SIRS/- II- 18 EA 178.61 Total 0.81 57.47 5.25 133 TI< 0.81

PR SIRSI- 11- 16 EA 513.96 Total 1.62 74.69 19.02 134 Tk 1.62

KR 5IRSI- 11- 24 EA 503.94 Total 1.62 70.98 6.30 135 Tw t.62

KR 51-lSI - 11- 22 EA 551.93 Total 0.81 103.73 24.21 15.37 136 We 0.81

KR SIRSI· I I- 26 239.42 27.60 8.59 9.79 137

KR SIRSI- II- 29 2196.13 83.38 13.24 2.83 138

KR SIRSj- [1- 24 EA 1272.14 96.15 1.64 12.14 139

KR SIRSI- 11- 40 1166.34 38.05 2.29 8.09 140

KR 5IRSI- 11- 37 2245.28 93.69 0.81 5.31 141

KR 51R51- 11- 32 500.83 Total 1.62 52.00 1.91 2.42 142 Tk 1.62

KR SIR51- 11- 24 726.08 Total 2.83 29.49 2.52 4.46 143 TI< 2.83

KR SIRSI- 11- 32 421.90 Total 1.62 53.93 2.43 12.13 144· Tk 1.62

PR SIRSI- 11- 19 EA 960.36 Total 3.64 105.22 2.20 28.73 145 Tk 3.64

237

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. Name of Village Tolal area of No. the village

(In he,tares)

(12 (2) (3)

146 MENSHI 1154.60

147 BALEKAIMANE 947.61

148 DHORANAGERI 1132.15

149 KALGADDE KANCHIGADDE 1697.10

150 SONGINAMANE 2494.26

151 KOONAGADDE 1391.79

152 MOGAODE 1066.00

153 AUOHAL 1062.7S

154 BAKKAL 1124.80

155 NAKSHE 394.00

156 BANAVASI 740.27

157 TlGNI 779.83

158 NAROOR 796.13

Tolal Popu· lation and No.of House· holds

(4)

528 (92)

190 (34)

235 (34)

382 (77)

564

(84)

638 (128)

217 (30)

329 (56)

493

(85)

328

(51)

5290 (1005 )

1150

( 195)

950

(174)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amc:nilks available (i1'nol available wilhin Ihe village. a dash'i-) is shown in Ihe column and n~xt 10 it in hra.:k~ls. the: di~tanc~ in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km ••

and 10+ kms oflhe neare.11!lace whe~ th~ racilit~ is availahle is given). Educa- Medical Drinking POSI : Day or COOln:runication

liollal Wat.:r and Days of [Bus Stop. Tclc- mark~tl Railway Station. graph hat if any Waterway)

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

P(2) , M PHC II, Til PO -(10+) BS

- (0-5) ·(0-5) '(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

P, M, H - (0-5) \.I -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5)

P(2) -(0-5) \.I '(0-5) -(10+) ~(0-5)

P, M -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -( 10+) as

p(2) - (0-5) 1.1, Til PO -(10+) BS

P -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) -(10+) -(5-10)

P - (5-10). 1.1, Til -(0-5)'- ~(i0+) -(0-5)

P, 14 -(0-5) II, Til PO, -(10+) BS

Phone

P -(0-5) \I, TY - (0, 5) -(10+) -(0-5)

P(4), PHC, FPC \I, TY PTO, SUN BS

14(3), H Phone

P(2), 14 -(0-5) II, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5)

P -(0-5) II, Til PO - (0-5) BS

238

239

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

(1)

Nam~ of Villag~

159 CHICKDUGLI

160 MUGIIALLl

161 KAlKOPPA

162 BHASI

163 KANTRAJI

164 AJJARNI

165 GUDNAPUR

166 BENGlE

167 GADGERI

168 KAlGUNDIKOPP

Total 8r08 of the village (In h~ctar~s)

(3)

135.29

380.54

108.41

809.97

569.74

413.65

740.03

930.09

328.38

171.23

Total Popu­lation and No,of HOllS~­

holds

(4)

16

(6)

772

( 132)

282

(60)

1092

(187)

740

(133)

612

(lOB)

1015

(159)

1040

(187)

358

(56)

236

(31 )

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Atn~niti~s availahlo (if not av.ilahl~ within th~ villago. a dash (-) is shown in th~ column and next to it in hra~kets. the distan"~ in hroad r~nges viL. -5 kills. S-IO kms.

and 10+ kms of the n~arcst plac~ where the facility is pvailahle is given). Edllca- Mellieal Drinking PI"t Day or COllltnunication .

tinnal Water a;,,1 Days of ISus Stop. Tcl~- markdl Railway Stalion., graph hal if ~ny Waterwayl

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

• (0'5) '(0-5) II -(0-5) '(0-5) -(0-5)

P - (5·10) II, Til - (0- 5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

P -(0·5) II, Til -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5)

P, M - (5-10) II, Til PO - (0-5) - (0,5)

P '(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) ,(0,5) BS

P, M ·(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) ·(0-5) - (0-5)

P, M - (5-10) II, Til PO • .._ -(0-5) BS

P, M - (5-10) II, Til PO, -(5-10) BS

Phone

P -(0-5) II, T\J -(0-5) -(10+) • (0-5)

-(0-5) -(0-5) II, T\J -(0-5) -(10+) BS

240

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE , Namtl of C.O.Block : SIRSI; Codtl No.: 0090

Approach! Nearest Town. Class of Town Powt!r Land ,,~~ (ar~a und~r difl;'r"nl Iyp'" of land "'"' in h",'lar,," rounded 10 IWo d"cimal plaas) L.c. 10 village! and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

F"r~sl If('iga(~d Un-irrigal~d Culturdbl~ Area not (by ~nurc" of irrigation) wastt! available

(induding for cullivalion gallchar and grov~s)

~ 112 \. ~122 ,132 P42 ~152 ~ 16) ~ 17) ~18) ~ 1 )

KR SIRSI- 'II ~ 32 'I

85.20 Total 4.05 36.61 4.89 4.54 159 Tk 1.22 0 2.83

KR SIRSI- 11- 3~ EA 242.55 76.29 9.65 52.05 160

KR SIRSI- 11- 2~ EA 59.34 41.04 8.03 161

KR SIRSI- II- 2i EA 398.37 Total 25.09 198.91 84.87 102.73 162 Tk 1.62

Twe 0.40 0 23.07

KR SIRSI- 11- 19 EA 30.61 Total 30.55 191.47 240.07 77.04 163 Tk 16.69

Twe 1.92 0 11.94

PR SIRSI- 11- 24 EA 32.39 Total 73.66 166.26 70.78 70.56 164 Tk 9.02

Twe 7.41 We 33.47 0 23.76

PR SIRSI- 11- 22 EA 362.90 Total 41.45 133.54 104.44 97.70 165 Tk 27.57

Twe 4.78. 0 9.10

PR SIRS!- II- 21 EA 635.78 Total 12.57 98.56 138.09 45.09 166 Tk 5.69 W 1.21

We 0.81 0 4.86

KR SIRSI- 11- 14 EA 180.62 Total 1.01 136.97 5.31 4.47 167 We 1.01

KR SIRSI- 11- 21 EA 112.87 52.99 0.34 5.03 168

241

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

(1)

Name of Villag~

169 VADDINAKOPPA

170 NAVANGERI

171 GOLlKATTA

ll2 MUNDGEHALLI

173 SAHASRAlL I

174 KOGOO

175 KAlLi

176 KOPPA

177 UPLEKOPPA

178 SOMANAUI

179 UMBLEKOPPA

180 BJDRALLI

181 UNCHAlLI

182 KEREKOPPA

Total ar~a of Total th~ villag~ Poru-

(In h~clar~s) I~ti()n

e3}

288.74

402.53

185.78

290.28

284.62

130.10

449.08

388.32

448.31

271.35

365.40

399.01

289.57

420.74

and No.or Hnm'l!­hohh

(4)

185 (35)

366 (71)

202 (47)

140 (28)

208 (31)

121 (20)

311 (50)

190 (32)

310 (55)

151 (30)

173 (37)

235 (44)

484 (84)

412 (78)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

AIlI~lliti~s availahk (if nOI availah!.: wilhil1lh~ \'illag~. a dash (.j is ,hown il1lh~ column lind II<:XI It) il in hrad~cls. Ih~ distan"~ in hnlad fltng~' viI.. ·5 kills. )-10 killS.

and 10+ killS ofllie near.:Sl place where Ih .. l,,,:ilily is availahk is Givcn). Ed"ca- Medieal Drinking Post Day or Communication

tinnal Wal~r and Days or I Bus SlOp. T de· tnarkcli Railway Sialion graph hal if any Walerwayl

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

p -(0-5) 101, Tlol -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

p -(5- 10) 101, Tlol -(0-5) -(5-10) B5

P -(5-10) II, Tlol -(0-5) -(5-10) B5

- (0-5) -(5-10) II, Til - (0-5) - (5-10) -(0-5)

p -(5-10) 101, Til PO -(5-10) -(0-5)

-(0-5) -(5-10) W, Tlol -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

p -(5-10) W, )"11 -(O:S) -(SolO) -(0-5)

p -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

P -(5-10) 101, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

p -(5-10) 101, Til -(0-5) ;(5-10) -(0-5)

P -(5-10) 101, HI PO, -(5-10) - (0-5) Phone

P -(10+) II, Til -(0-5) -( 10+) BS

P, M -(5-10) II, Til PO -(5-10) BS

-(0-5) -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) '(5-10) BS

242

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Naml! of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No.: 0090

Approach Nearest Town. Class orTuwn PnWl.!f Land USc (area under diffcrenllypcs nr land usc in heclares rounded In Iwo decimal places) LC. 10 village and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply No.

Fores! Irrigaled Un~irrigal\!d Cullurahk Area nnt (hy sotJr~~ of irrigalion) wa~h: availa1>k

(in.:luding tilr ..:ultivalinn gaul.'htif and !!J'OV\!s)

( 11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1)

KR SIRSI- I I ~\ 11 EA 206.31 Total 1.62 68.94 4_17 7.70 169 lie 1.62

PR SIRSI- II- '? EA 300.65 Total 5.75 50.32 33.87 11.94 170 Tk 1.21

Twe 0.61 lie 0.40 0 3.53

KR SIRSI- I I- 16 EA 137.73 23.19 18.27 6.59 t71

KR SIRSI- II- 19 226.28 37.18 18.81 8.01 172

KR SIRSI- II- 19 219.87 27.99 28.96 7.80 173

KR SIRSI- II- 16 88.23 19.44 i8.48 3.95 174

KR SIRSI- 11- 16 347.57 40.65 47.29 13.57 175

ICR SIRSI· lI- B ~89.00 49.56 41.86 7.90 176

ICR SIRSI- Il- 11 391.48 33.33 19.96 3.54 177

ICR SIRSI- II- 14 EA 188.30 28.67 50.34 4.04 170

KR SIRSI- 11- 11 EA 304.09 23.78 25.92 11.61 179

PR SIRSI- Il- 11 290.14 Total 0.81 88.71 7.20 12.15 180 Twe 0.81

PR SIRSI- 11- 8 EA 195.92 37.05 41.17 15.43 181

PR SIRSI - II- 6 EA 342.74 46.87 24.39 6.74 182

243

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Nam~ of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Cod~ No. :0090

L.C. Name of Villa1!~ Total ar~a or Total AJ1I~niti~~ availahle (if nol availahlc within Ih~ village. a da~h (-) is shown in th~ No. th~ villag~ POPlI- "'illmn and n~xt 10 il in hrack~ts. th~. di~tan"~ in hroad ranges vi7.~ -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h~"lar~s) lacion and 10+ kms of lh. n~ar~st I!ia,,~ where lh. l"a<ilily is availahlc is giwnl. and Edlh:a- M~di.;al Drinking Post Day or COl1l1nu'ni"alion No.of liimal Wat~r and . Days of JBus Stop. HOllS\!"- Td.- mark~tl Railway Slation. hnlds graph hal if any Wal~rwaYI

(1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

183 KABBE 345.61 389 P -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

(71)

184 HALSINKOPPA 94.30 154 P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -do+) BS (30)

185 KANAKOPPA 158.96 158 P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (27)

186 SUGAVI 1003.09 697 P, M PHC, FPC, II, Til PTO, -(10+) BS ( 142) SMP Phone

187 MADNAKEIU 306.14 421 P - (0-5) II, Til -(0-5) - (10+) BS (73)

188 GONUR 870.98 708 P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) - (5- 10) BS (118)

189 HALGAODE 563.68 652 P, M RP II, Til -(0-5) -( 10+) as ( 137)

190 ICANDRAJI 665.68 390 p -(0-5) II, Til -(.0-5) -(fO+) BS (84)

191 BANICANAL 415.03 455 P, M -(5 -10) II, Til PO -(5-10) BS (82)

192 UMMADE 178.75 117 P -(10+) II, Til -(0-5) -(10· ) - (0-5) (20)

193 BILUR 517.17 439 P, M ,(5,10) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) .)~

(71)

194 GOHGATTA 262.14 193 ·(0-5) -(5-10) II, Til -(0-5) (5- 10) -(0-5) (32)

195 KUPPALLI 298.51 186 - (0-5) -(0-5) II, Til - (r J) '(0-5) -(0-5) (34)

196 MALALGAON 686.62 785 P, M -(0-5) II, T14 PO -(5-10) BS ( 134)

244

DIRECTORY'

AND LAN D ·USE Namt! ofC.D.Block: SIRSI; Code No.: 009P

Approach Near"st Town, Class of Town Pow~r Land u.< (aro" und.r din;'ront typO" of land us< in hoctaro" roundod to two d.cimal plae.s) L.C.

to village !and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigaled Vn·irrigal~d Ctillurabk Area not

(hy sou""e of irrigalion) wash! available (induding Illr cultivation gauchar and grov\!s)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1)

KR SIRSI' II· HI EA 209.70 64.45 56.48 14.98 183

KR SIRSI' d· 13 EA 81.65 6.93 4.53 1.19 184

KR SIIRSI' II' 13 111.75 26.75 16.42 4.04 185

KR SIRSI- II· 16 EA 704.87 Total 4.05 223.38 52.47 18.32 • 186

Tk 2.03 lie 2.02

KR SIRSI- II· 13 EA '220.96 Total 1.62 76.39 0.10 7.07 187

Twe 1.62

PR SIRSI- II· 16 EA 572.89 Total 4.05 193.65 70.03 30.36 188

Tk 4.05

KR SIRSI· II· 19 EA 347.60 Total 6.07 175.36 20.98 13.67 189

\Ie 6.07

KR SIRSI'· II· 20 557.11 Total 4.05 93.91 10.61 190

Tk 4.05

KR SI'RSI- II· 22 EA 264.08 Total 7.00 72.93 61.64 9.38 191

Tk 6.27 \I 0.73

KR SIRSI· II· 21 EA 127.44 Total 2.53 20.31 22.40 6.07 192

rk 2.53

KR SIRSI- II' 16 EA 389.73 Total 2.02 92.27 20.60 12.55 193

TI< 2.02

KR SIRSI· II· 14 162.02 71.64 20.79 7.69 194

KR SIRSI· II· 16 EA 206.24 Total 2.83 71.99 9.36 8.09 195 Tk 2.83

PR SIRSI' II' 19 EA 417.57 Total 8.09 199.87 27.10 33.99 196

Tk 8.09

245

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C. D. Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am~niti~, availahl~ (if Il,.t availahk withillth~ villag~. a dash (-) is shown in th~

No. Ih.: vi/lag~ Popu- column tllld nc:,~II<' il ill nra"k.:ls. Ih.: dislan~.: in hroad rllng~s vi~. -Skms . . ~-10 kms. (In h~clar~s) lation and 10+ kms "flh~ ncar~sll!la.:~ wh~r~ lh~ facililv is availahl~ is givenl·

and Educ.- M~di"al Drinking Post Day or COlUlUuni,ali(>n N,.,,,r tional Wal~r and', Days ,.f IBuiStop. HOLJ~I.!- Tdc. market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway I

{1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

197 YEKKAMBI 493.11 921 P, M RP II, Til PTO, -(10+) BS

(214) Phone

198 ADNAlLl 1222.09 620 p -(10+) II, Til - (0-5) - (5-10) BS

(104)

199 SHIVAlLl 1458.56 766 P, M -(10+) W, Til -(0-5) - (5-10) as (125)

200 ANGOOICOP 427.06 223 -(0-5) -(5-10) 101, TW -(0-5) - (10+) BS

(34)

201 ULlAl 634.87 347 P, M -(5-10) 101, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(64)

202 BISALICOPPA 460.43 578 P, M, H RP II, Til PO -(5-10) as (103)

203 HUOELICOP 174.19 268 p -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) ':-( 10+) -(0-5)

(51)

204 MUDEBAIL 123.71 76 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

( 15)

205 IIAOGERI 315_51 177 - (0-5) -(5-10) II, Til -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(33)

206 BENAG[ 372.12 218 - (0- 5) -(0-5) II, Til - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (42)

207 HALLlICOPPA 161.73 187 P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(27)

208 ICOTEKOPPA 163.72 123 -COoS) - (10+) II. HI -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) ( 16)

209 OANAGANALLJ 654.74 919 P - (0-5) II, Til - CO-5) -(0-5) - (0-5) (150)

246

/ DIRECTORY

AND L~ND USE Name ofC.D.Block : SIRSI; Codl! No.: 0090

Approach N~an:st Town. Class of Town PUWt.!f ,Land u;..\! (ar~a und..:r din~n.:nt lyp..:s of land US\! in hc~tarf.!!-' r,ound..:d to two dc...:imai pla,c~) L.C. 10 Yillag~ and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply No.

F<lr~>t Irrigal1!d U n-lrrigt\(\!d Culturahk Ar~a not (hy ~oun;1! of irrigalion) wastl! availabl~

(including l(lr cultivali(ln gau.;har and grows)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( Ill) (17) (18) ( 1)

PR SIRSJ - 11- 16 EA 404.68 Total 4.86 66.98 7.28 9.31 197 \ Tk 4.05

\Ie 0.81 ~

PR SIRSI- 11- 19 EA 1092.92 90.65 31.64 6.88 198

KR SIRSI- 11- 21 EA 1294.89 89.63 61.90 12.14 199

KR SIRSI- 11- 22 EA 318.52 Total 6.07 31.24 59.90 " .33 200 Tk 4.05

lie 2.02

KR SIRSI- 11- 21 EA 487.62 Total 4.0~ . 54.57 72.85 15.78 201 Tk 2.03 lie 2.02

. PR SIRSI- 11- 16 EA ) 327.40 Total 4.05 50.47 56.66 21.85 202 Tk 2.03 lie 2.02

KR SIRSI- II- 14 EA 104.06 Total 3.44 28.33 30.27 8.09 203 Tk 3.44

PR SlRSI - II- 26 81.76 15.23 20.24 6.48 204

PR SIRSI- II- 24 188.94 Total 2.02 21.45 92.58 10.52 205 Tk 2.02

PR SIRSI- II- 21 EA 219.62 59.42 78.51 14.57 206

KR SIRSI- (I - 21 EA 98.74 42.19 8.25 12.55 207

• KR SIRSI- I 1- 22 107.65 Total 7.49 30.72 17.86 208 Tk 7.49

KR SIRSI- II- 24 EA 290.28 Total 27.27 207.78 129.41 209 Tk 25.65

Twe 1.62

247

Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code No. :0090

L.C. No.

(1)

210

211

212

213

214

215

216

217

218

219

220

221

Name of Village

<2>

MATTIHALLl

KUPPAGAODE

BELLANAKERI

BADANAGOO

KALANGI

WADOAL

SANTOLLI

KIRIIATTI

HEBBATTI

KYADGIICOPPA

MALANJI

MARGUNOI

Total arca of Total the village Popu-(In hectares) lation

(3)

288.31

689.62

327.23

958.07

402.84

353.92

398.36

351.36

580.26

336.04

557.04

1419.31

and NO.of Hous~­

holds

(4)

187 (34)

817 ( 155)

407 (72)

2661 (504)

•

608 (97)

510 (88)

539 (94)

3.62 (71)

920 ( 166)

149 (31)

576 (99)

1164 (219)

VILLAG

AMENITIE

Amenities availabk (if not availabk within the villagc. a dash (-) is· shown in the "olumn and next to it in,bra.:kcts. the distana in hroad rang.:s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 I;r

and 10+ kms ofth.: near~st place where the fa"ility is availahk is given). Edu"a- Mcdi,"l Drinking Post Day or, Communicati

tional Watcr and Days of [Bus Stop. Tde- markel! Railway Slali graph hal if any Waterway]

(5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 102

P - (10+) II, Til -(0-5 ) -(5-10) -(0-5)

P, M -(0-5) II, Til PO -(0-5) BS

P -(0-5) II, Til - (0-5) -(0-5) 85

P(2), M, H PHC, FPC, T, II, Til PO, -(0-5) BS

SMP Pnone

P - (0-5) II, Til - (0-5) -(0-5) BS

P, M -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(0-5) 8S

P ~(0-5) II, Til - (O-.s) -(0-5) BS

, P -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

P(2) -(0-5) II, Til PO -(5-10) BS

-(0-5) -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

P, M -(5-10) II, HI -(0-5) -(0-5) BS •

P, M -(0-5) II, Til -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

248

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name: of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Code: No.: 0090

AP~roach NeaNsl Town. Class ofrown Pow\!r 'Land u'"' (ar~a und~r dini:r~nl lyp~s or land u'"' in h~"la()!s round~d 10 IWO d~dmal pla,~.) L.C. 10 illage and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Fore!'l Irrigal~d Un-irrigaled Culturahlc Area nol (hy source of irrigalion) wash: availahk

(induding for ~lIhivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1)

I(R SIRSI,\II- 22 216.'S0 Total 1.82 43.75 15.79 10.45 210 Tk 1.82

PR SIRSI- 11- 30 EA 391.49 Total 13,69 215.20 1. 72 67.52 211 Tk 8.23 lie 2.02

0 3.44

PR SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 10B.7B Total 12.74 124.26 3.2B 7B.17 212 Tk 10.31 lie 2.43

PR SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 207.33 Total 39.32 441.78 5.71 263.93 213 Tk 30.42 lie 6.07

0 2.83

KR SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 87.77 Total 28.87 177.96 17.59 90.65 214 Tk 28.87

l::R SIRSI- 11- 29 EA 142.08 Total 4.45 106.54 71.20 29.65 215 Tk 4.45

KR SIRSI- 11- 32 166.41 Total 6.51 121.51 67.69 36.24 216 Tk 5.70 We O.Bl

KR SIRSI- II- 34 141.87 Total 4.18 102.26 58.34 44.71 217 Tk 4.18

PR SIRSI- 11- 34 EA 224.04 Total 17.15 181.13 110.68 47.26 218 Tk 17.15

KR SIRSI- 11- 32 280.12 44.82 3.00 8.10 219

KR SIRSI- 11- 34 EA 249.95 Total 6.07 231. 71 36.20 33.11 220 Tk 6.07

KR SIRSI- 11- 27 EA 828.25 Total 10.12 515.96 42.75 22.23 221 Tk 2.03 lie 8.09

249

Name of CD. Block : SIRSl: Codt: No. :0090

L.C. No.

Nam. l,f Villag<

.w._ (2)

222 ANDGJ

223 KAlKARDI

224 MUGI LKQPPA

225 HADALGi

226 HAORAlLl

227 KADGOO

Total (Sum)

Tntal aroa of Total tho villag~ POPll-

(In h~Cl.ros) 1"lioll

(3)

617.26

561.56

184.38

387.51

422.31

272.82

129488_18

and N{),l)r HOllSI!­

h,.ld,

(4)

962

(184)

427 (64 )

9

(3)

245 (39)

684 (110)

247

(39)

102040

(18105)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amonilio, availahlo (if not availablo wilhin tho "illago. a dash (-) is showl! in [ho ~~)iumo and nt.:Xllo it in brack~t~. Ihe di:-.li:lo\,,'\.! in oroad mng\!s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km~.

:-tnd J()+ kills oflh.: fll!ar\!~( rllt~~ Wh1.!f\! lh~ l~h;iliIV is availabl..: ;s giYt!fl}.

Edu~a- M~dic,,1 Drinlin;! 1'0,<1 Da,~ or Communi,atinn Ij"nal W"la and Days of (Bus S[op_

(5) (6)

P, M -(5'10)

p - (0'5)

-(0-5) -(0-5)

-(0-5) • (0,5)

P, .... - (0-5)

P -(0-5 )

P( 208), PHC(8), M(87), PHS, D,

H(15), PUC FPC(6),

RP(10),

SMP(S)

250

(7)

W, TW

II, TW

1.1, r ....

1.1, 11.1

1.1, 11.1

T do- marketl Railway SIal ion_ )!raph hal if any Wa[orwayl

(8) (9) (10)

PO -(S-10) B5

-(0-5 ) -(5-10) 85

- (0·5) - (5-10) "(0-5)

- (0,5) - (0-5) BS

PO -(0-5) BS

-(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SIRSI; Cod.: No.: 0090

Approach Near~st Town. Class of Town PI.)Vvl.!f Land liS": (ar..:a undl!r di.n~rl!nt typ..:s of land U~I! in hl!d::u\:!-- fnund..:d to two d..:.:irnal pia..:...::.) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply

. ----------- Nl' . F(m.!!-OI Irrig1lt~d Ull-irrigal\!d Cultllrahk Arl!a nol

(hy SOllr"':1! <lr irrigation) \\3!-oh: a'ail"hk (indmling for .:ultivntion !!;w~h:u' and gflWC'S)

( 11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1 )

PR SIRSI- II' 32 EA 188.90 Total 2.02 198.39 165.49 62.46 222

Tk 2.02

PR SIRSI- II· 27 EA 339.47 Total 1.21 78.27 110.31 32.30 223

Tk 1.21

KR SIRSI- II' 27 158.33 22.87 3.00 0.18 224

PR SIRSI - II· 27 EA 138.36 Total 20.55 94.50 83.35 50.75 225

Tk 6.38

Twe 0.41

0 13.76

PR SIRSI· 11- 26 EA 174.16 Total 28.23 100.95 81.40 37.57 226

Tk 14.16

0 14.07

KR SIRSI· II· 27 EA 1,7.1,7 Total 33.39 112.40 37.01 42.55 227

Tk 17.20

II 0.20

\.Ie 10.22

0 5.77

101879.23 T()tal 141,0.02 16647.30 5221.53 4420.53

Tk 921.83

\.I 2.14

Tw 8.58

Twe 57.05

IJe 202.69

0 21,7.73

251

SUPA C.D.BLOCK

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..... t. M:'" -.nlltianl. c. It IIocIc .....,. ., s.,a .. eo-I.....-u. with .......... , ....... 1'''lIter, t ......

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UNlNHABn'ED vtLlAGES WIlli lOCATION COOE ..

I.RBAN AREA W1TH LOCA~ CODE .~.

N.AOON"'L~

STATE HtG+MA'r

IMPORTANT M£TAL.L.ED AI),t.O-, ..

UNMETAlLEO AND OTtER QDS ..

RAl.w..y LIN[ WITH sr,t,nCIII,!rIt::TRE GAUGE

RIVEF! WITH STREA~ ..

TANK

POST OFfiCE / TELEGRAPH OFFICE .• ,

tI~ER SEtCt4a.MW Stt«tOl ..

POLICE STATION ..

PRIMARY HEALTH tEtiTRE, OISPENSMY,I fAMILY PLANNING CENTRE

~ ~

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"PORTANT YlLlAGE MA_T/HAT CSIWID!'l •..

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SUPA-OlOO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE

NO

Akheti 2 Amagaon 3 AmarCJe 4 Ambel i 5 Amboll i ,6 Amshet\ 7 Anmod 8 Anshi 9 Asu

10 Asull i 11 Atle 12 Aveda

2

13 Avedapapalawadi 14 Avurli

15 Badgund 10 Badpal i 17 BaJI1I1awadi 18 Bandoda . 19 Bapel i 20 Bazarkunang 21 Bhedasgadd: 22 Bidal i 23 Birkhal 24 Baregali 25 Bari

26 Chafer 27 Chandawadi 28 Chapakhand 29 Chapal i 30 Chapal i (A) 31 Chapal; (Kalsai) 32 Chinchkhand

33 Oeriye 34 Oevulli (Joida) 35 Oevulli (Tenai)

36 Oi99i 37 Oanshet 38 Ourg 39 Ourgi

40 Gangada

C. D. BLOCK:SUPA~IOO

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE (Manual)

3

11/20/10/89

11/20/10/33 11/20/10/28 11/20/10/1 11/20/10/79 11/20/10/9 11/20/10/88 11/20/10/78

11/20/.10/101 11/20/10/42

11/20/10/119 11/20/10/19

11/20/10/110 11/20/10/60

11/20/1 0/20 11/20/10/81 11/20/10/4

11/20/10/112 11/20/10/37

11/20/10/117 11/20/10/68 11/20/10/77

11/20/10/75 11/20/10/100 11/20/10/102

11/20/10/67 11/20/10/96

11/20/10/54

11/20/10/53 11/20/10/99

11/20/10/49 11/20/10/63

11/20/10/48

11/20/10/50

11/20/10/93 11/20/10/43 11/20/10/16 11/20/10/98

11/20/10/13

11/20/10/59

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

4

11/20/0100/0089 11/20/0100/0033 11/20/0100/0028

11/20/010010001 11/20/0100/0079 11/20/0100/0009 11/20/0100/0088 11/20/010Cl/0078

11/20/0100/0101

11/20/0100/0042

11 /20/0100/0119 11/20/0100/0019

11/20/0100/0110 11/20/0100/0060

11/20/0100/0020 11/20/0100/0081 11/20/0100/0004 11/20/0100/0112 11/20/0100/0037

11/20/0100/0117 11/20/0100/0068 11/20/0100/0077

11/20/0100/0075 11/20/0100/0100 11/20/0100/0102

11/20/0100/0067

11/20/0100/0096

11/20/0100/0054 11/20/0100/0053 11/20/0100/0099

11/20/0100/0049

11/20/0100/0063

11/20/0100/0048

11/20/0100/0050 11/20/0100/0093

11/20/0100/0043 11/20/0100/0016

11/20/0100/0098 11/20/0100/0013

11/20/0100/0059

255

5

9/19/10/106 9/19/10/37 9/19/10/32

9/19/10/1 9/19/10/96 9/19/10/11 9;19/10/105 9/19/10/95

9/19/10/118

9/19/10/47 9/19/10/137 9/19/10/21

9/19/10/128 9/19/10/77

9/19/10/23 9/19/10/98 9/19/10/5 9/19/107130 9/19/10/29 9/19/10/135 9/19/10/85 9/19/10/94

9/19/10/92 9/19/10/117 9/19/10/119

9/19/10/84

9/19/10/113 9/19/10/71

9/19/10/116 9/19/10/70

9/19/10/65 9/19/10/80

9/19/10/64

9/19/10/66

9/19/10/110 9/19/10/48

9/19/10/18 9/19/10/115 9/19;10/15

9/19/10/76

6

09/19/0100/0106 09/19/0100/0037 09/19/0100/0032

09/19/0100/0001 09/19/0100/0096 OW19/0100/0011 09/19/0100/0105 09/19/0100/0095 09/19/0100/0118

09/19/0100/0047 09/19/0100/0137 09/19/0100/0021

09/19/0100/0128 09/19/0100/0077

09/19/0100/0023 09/1910100/0098 09/19/0100/0005 09/19/0100/0130 09/19/0100/0029 09/19/0100/0135

09/19/0100/0085 09/19/0100/0094

09/19/0100/0092 09/19/0100/0117 09/19/0100/0119

09/19/0100/0084 09/19/0100/0113 09/19/0100/0071 09/19/0100/0116

09/19/0100/0070

09/19/0100/0065 09/19/0100/0080

09/19/0100/0064

09/19/0100/0066 09/19/0100/0110

09/19/0100/0048 09/19/0100/0018

09/19/0100/0115 09/19/0100/0015

09/19/01 00/0076

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SUPA-OIOO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE NO

41 Gavegal i 42 Ghavane 43 Ghodshet 44 Gund

45 Hebbal 46 Hudsa

47 Ivol i

48 Jagalbet 49 Jalawali 50 Joida

51 Kalambuli 52 Kalamkhand 53 Kalsai 54 Kamare 55 Kararobal 56 Karanjoida 57 Kariyadi 58 Kasarle 59 Kasarwadi 60 Katel 61 Katel i 62 Kavale 63 Kevarle 64 Khodl i

2

65 Konda (HaliyaL> 66 Kondape 67 Konshet 68 Kothall i 69 Kudalg80n 70 K\.IIIbhel i 71 Kl..IIbral 72 Kunagini 73 Kundal 74 Kurandi 75 Kuveshi

76 Malambe 77 Mavalinge 78 Miraskumbheli

79 Nagari

c. D. BLOCK:SUPA~IOO

1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

LOCATION CODE (Manual)

3

11/20/1 0/27 11/20/10/109

11/20/10/83 11/20/10/61

11/20/10/71 11/20/10/56

11/20/10/108

11/20/10/3

11/20/10/86 11/20/1 0/51

11/20/10/87 11/20/1 0/32 11/20/1 0182 11/20/10/106 11/20/10/120

11120/10/40 11/20/10/64 11/20/10/105

11/20/10/12 11/20/10/47 11/20/10/46

11/20/10/36 11/20/10/114 11/20/10/25

11/20/10/21 11/20/10/22 11/20/10/95

11/20/10/74 11/20/10/15 11/20/10/57

11/20/10/5

11/20/10/94

11/20/10/85 11/20/10/2

11/20/10/118

11/20/10/10 11/20/10/23

11/20/10/8

11/20/10/55

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

4

11/20/0100/0027 11/20/0100/0109

11/20/0100/0083 11/20/0100/0061

11/20/0100/0071

11/20/0100/0056

11/20/0100/0108

11/20/0100/0003 11/20/0100/0086 11/20/0100/0051

11/20/0100/0087 11/20/0100/0032 11/20/0100/0082 11/20/0100/0106 11/20/0100/0120 11/20/0100/0040 11/20/0100/0064

11/20/0100/0105 11/20/0100/0012

11/20/0100/0047 11/20/0100/0046

11/20/0100/0036 11/20/0100/0114 11/20/0100/0025

11/20/0100/0021 11/20/0100/0022 11/20/0100/0095

11/20/0100/0074 11/20/0100/0015

11/20/0100/0057 11/20/0100/0005

11/20/0100/0094

11/20/0100/0085 11/20/0100/0002

11/20/0100/0118

11i20/0100/0010

11/20/010010023

11/20/0100/0008

11/20/0100/0055

256

5

9/19/10/31 9/19/10/127

9/19/10/100 9/19/10/78

9/19/10/88 9/19/10/73

9/19/10/125

9/19/10/5 9/19/10/103 9/19/10/67

9/19/10/104 9/19/10/36 9/19/10/99 9/19/10/123 9/19/10/138 9/19/10/45 9/19/10/81

9/19/10/122 9/19/10/14 9/19/10/63

9/19/10/62 9/19/10/40

9/19/10/132 9/19/1 0/28

9/19/10/24 9/19/10/25 9/19/10/112

9/19110/91 9/19/10/17

9/19/10/74

9/19/10/7 9/19/10/111

9/19/10/102

9/19/10/4 9/19/10/136

9/19/10/12 9/19/10/26 9/19/10/10

9/19/10/72

6

09/19/0100/0031

09/19/0100/0127 09/19/0100/0100 09/19/0100/0078

09/19/0100/0088 09/19/0100/0073

09/19/0100/0125

09/19/0100/0005 09/19/0100/0103 09/19/0100/0067

"

09/19/010p/Ol04

09/19/0100/0036

09/19/0100/0099 09/19/0100/0123 09/19/0100/0138 09/19/0100/0045

09/19/0100/0081 09/19/0100/0122 09/19/ofoo/0014

09/19/0100/0063

09/19/0100/0062

09/19/0100/0040 09/19/0100/0132 09/19/0100/00"28

09/19/0100/0024 09/19/0100/0025 09/19/0100/0112

09/19/0100/0091 09/19/0100/0017

09/19/0100/0074

09/19/0100/0007 09/19/0100/0111

09/19/0100/0102 09/19/0100/0004

09/19i0100/0136

09/19/0100/0012 09/19/0100/0026

09119/0100/0010

09/19/0100/0072

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SUPA-01OO C.D.BLOCK:SUPA-OIOO

SL NAME OF THE VIllAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO

:":)CATION CODF. LOCATION CooE LOCATION CooE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

-----~--- "-----~.---- _._------2 3 4 5 6

80 Nagoda 11/20/10/39 11/20/0100/0039 9/19/10/43 09/19/0100/0043 131 Nandigedde 11/20/10/62 11/20/0100/0062 9/19/10/79 09/19/0100/0079

82 ~letu"'ge 11/20/10/72 11/20/0100/0072 9/19/10/89 09/19/0100/0089

83 Nigundi 11/20/1 0/80 11/20/0100/0080 9/19/10/97 09/19/0100/0097 84 Ninnur 11/20/l0/111 11/20/0100/0111 9/19/10/129 09/19/0100/0129

85 Nujji 11/20/1 0/84 11/20/0100/0084 9/19/10/101 09/19/0100/0101

86 Palde 11/20/10/90 11/20/0100/0090 9/19/10/107 09/19/0100/0107

87 Panjel i 11/20/1 0/38 11/20/0100/0038 9/19/10/42 09/19/0100/0042 88 Payaswadi 11/20/10/97 11/20/0100/0097 9/19/10/114 09/19/0100/0114 80 Phansol i 11/20/10/31 11/20/0100/0031 9/19/10/35 09/19/0100/0035

90 Pisose 11/20/10/tI6 11/20/0100/0116 9/19/10/134 09/19/0100/0134

91 Prarlhani 11/20/10/26 11/20/0100/0026 9/19/10/30 09/19/0100/0030

n Pushel i 11/20/10/18 11/20/0100/0018 9/19/10/20 09/19/0100/0020

',13 Rarnanagar 11/20/10/123 11/20/0100/0123 9/19/10/0 09/19/0100/0000

94 Rangaruk 11/20/1 0/91 11/20/0100/0091 9/19/10/108 09/19/0100/0108

95 Samjoida 11/20/10/52 11/20/0100/0052 9/19/10/68 09/19/0100/0068

96 Sang awe 11 ;20/1 0/29 11/20/0100/0029 9/19/10/33 09/19/0100/0033

97 Sannamaga 11/20/tO/35 11/20/0100/0035 9/19/10/39 09/19/0100/0039

98 Sheval i 11;20/10/65 11/20/0100/0065 9/19/10/82 09/19/0100/0082

99 Sh i ndho II i 11/20/1 0/1 03 11/20/0100/0103 9/19/10/120 09/19/0100/0120

100 Shingargaon 11/20/1 0/14 11/20/0100/0014 9/19/10/16 09/19/0100/0016

101 Shiragure 11/20/10/113 11;20/0100/0113 9/19/10/131 09/19/0100/0131

102 Shiroli 11/20/1 0/34 11/20/0100/0034 9/19/10/38 09/19/0100/0038

103 Shivapur 11/20/10/70 11;20/0100/0070 9/19/10/87 09/19/0100/0087

104 Talasgeri 11/20/10/76 11/20/0100/0076 9/19/10/93 09/19/0100/0093

105 Teral i 11/20/10/41 11;20/0100/0041 9/19/10/16 09/19/0100/0016

106 Timbol i 11/20/10/6 11/20/0100/0006 9/19/10/8 09/19/0100/0008

107 Tinaikhand 11/20/10/58 11/20/0100/0058 9/19/10/75 09/19/0100/0075

108 Ulvi 11/20/10/73 11/20/0100/0073 9/19/10/90 09/19/0100/0090

109 Usoda 11/20/10/17 11/20/0100/0017 9/19/10/19 09/19/0100/0019

110 Vade 11/20/10/104 11/20/0100/0104 9/19/10/121 09/19/0100/0121

111 Vadkal 11/20/10/69 11/20/0100/0069 9/19/10/86 09/19/0100/0086

112 Vaijdgaon 11 ;20/1 0/11 11/20/0100/0011 9/19/10/13 09/19/0100/0013

113 Vaini 11 ;20/10/45 11/20/0100/0045 9/19/10/61 09/19/0100/0061

114 varande 11/20/10/44 11/20/0100/0044 9/19/10/60 09/19/0100/0060

115 Varlewadi 11120/10/92 11120/0100/0092 9/19/10/109 09/19/0100/0109

116 Vatle 11/20/10/121 11/20/0100/0121 ' 9/19/10/139 09/19/0100/0139

117 Veliefkumbeli 11/20/10/7 11/20/010.0/0007 9/19/10/9 09/19/0100/0009

118 Vi lwedabe 11/20/10/107 11/20/0100/0107 9/19/JO/124 09/19/0100/0124

257 CE"

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: SUPA-OlOO C. D. BLOCK: SUPA-OlOO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (C~ter)

2 3 4 5 6

119 Viral 11/20/10/115 11/20/0100/0115 9/19/10/133 09/19/0100/0133 120 Viranpali 11/20/10/24 11120/0100/0024 9/19/10/27 09/19/0100/0027 121 Viranjol 11/20/10/122 11/20/0100/0122 9/19/10/140 09/19/0100/0140

,~.

122 Virnol i 11/20/10/30 11/20/0100/0030 9/19/10/34 09/19/0100/0034

123 YerllkJkh 11/20/10/66 11/20/0100/0066 9/19/10/83 09/19/0100/0083

258

SUPA C.D.BLOCK

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Code No. :0100

L.e. Name of Village Total area of Total Am<!niti~s availahlo (if not availahl<! within Ih~ village. " dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and n~xtto it in hra.:i.:ets. the distanc~ in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5 .. 10 kms.

([n hectares) lalinn and 10+ kms ofth~ n"3l'o,;Il!!llCo! wh~t" (he la~ility is avaiiatll~ is gi\~nl. and Educa- M"dkal Drinking PMI Dayur Communicalion No.of lional Wakr and Days of IBus SlOp. House- T~k- markd! Railway Stalion. holds graph hal if any Wal~rwaYJ

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ~. (8) --(~--no,--

AMBELl 2705.34 134 - (0-5) -(0-5) 'oj - (0-5) -(0-5) as (25)

2 KURANDI 642.00 93 -(0-5) - (0-5) I,.j -(0-5) '(8-:') 0;'; ~ (22)

3 JAGALBET 432_07 1885 P(2), M, H 0 T, OW, HP PTO, -(10+) R'"

(409) Phone

4 BAMMAIIADI ' 370.67 78 -(0-5) - (10+) I,i , HP -(S-10) -(10+) - (5, lr!)

(17)

5 KUMBRAL 210.74 67 -(0·5) -(0-5) II, OTH -(0-5) - (10· ) - (0-,)

(8)

6 TIMQOLI 679_57 293 P(2) -(5-10) II, HP, OTH -(5-10) - (5-10) -(O-5)

(47)

., VELlEFKUHBELI 531.38 133 -(0-5) - (5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(23)

8 MIRASKUMBHElI 522.87 143 P - (5- 10) II -COoS) - no+) '(O-S)

(24)

9 AMSHET 750.20 386 P(2) -(5-10) ii, MP -(5-10) - (10') - (5·10) (68) ...

10 MAlAMBE 863.20 341 P(2) -(5-10) \J., HP -(5-10) ··no"'} -(5-10)

(54)

11 VAIJAGAON 575.38 253 P -( 10+) w, HP -(0-5) - (lOr) -(0·5) (44)

12 KASARWADI 219_93 38 -(0-5) - (5-10) w, HP -(0-5) -110+) -(0-,)

(8)

13 DURGI 240.38 104 -(0-5) - (0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (10-r) - (0-5)

(15)

14 SHINGARGAON 1770.64 432 P, lot - (5-10) I.i HP PO - (10,-) - (0-5) , (85)

260

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.BlocK : SVPA; Code No.: 0100

Approach N~aNst Town, Class of Town Pow¢r Land ,us¢ (ar~8 ltnd"r din".:r¢nt Iyp~s or land U8<: in h¢ctar¢s mund¢d to two d.:cimal plac¢s) L.C. to villag~ and distance (in Km.) Supply ----.----------------- No.

F •. .lr..:si IrrigakJ Un-irrigated Culturabl" Ar\!3 nut (by S!)urc.: of irrigation) wast.: availabk

(induding for cliltivalion gaucbar and grov~s)

(11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

PR GANESHAGUD 1- VI- 6 EA 1892.65 481.23 55.44 302.73

KR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 6 615.41 16.07 10.52 2

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 10 EA 319.71 78.36 14.57 19.43 3

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 10 263.12 69.70 28.95 8.90 4

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 10 fA 184.03 16.90 8.90 0.91 5

KR GANESHAGUDI, VI- 1S 565.56 76.78 17.80 19.43 6

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 15 490.49 30.02 6.87 • 4.00 7

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 7 420.92 70.38 17.00 14.57 8

KR GANESHAGJDI- VI- 19 EA 613.08 100.29 27.52 9.31 9

KR GAr.ESHAGUD I' VI- 16 719.27 99.01 22.01 22.91 10

KR GANESHAGUDl- VI- 15 485.13 72.85 16.59 0.S1 11

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI' 13 172.04 32.52 8.90 'f>.47 12

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI, 8 171.98 Total 10.12 <'6.95 7.28 4.05 13

Tk 10.12

KR GANESHAGUDI· VI- 12 EA 1567,57 171. 10 5.67 26.30 14

261

VII:.LAGE

AMENIT[ES Name ofC.D.Block : SUPA; Code No. :0100 . L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am~nities available (if no! available within the village. a dash (-j is shown in the No. the village Poru- column and n~xt to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms, S-10 kms,

(In hectares) latkln and 10+ kms oflhe neareSll!lace where tho: flld1it:t i. avail.hle is given}. and &luca- Medical Drinking P<)st Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of IBusSlop. House- Tel.:- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

15 KUOALGAON 1197.56 236 p - (10+) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (35)

16 DONSHET 766.12 12 -(0-5) - (10+) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (2)

17 USOOA 815.83 451 P - (10+) 101, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (116)

18 PUSHEll 498.47 42 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) -(0'5) (7)

19 AVEDA 716.60 325 P -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(61)

20 BADGUND 1042.13 130 -(0-5) -(0-5) 101 -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (24)

21 KONDA (H6LlYAL) 407.95 11 -(0-5) -(0-5) 101 -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(2)

22 KONDAPE 848.72 190 P -(0-5) 101, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (42)

23 MAVAllNGE 606.70 435 P -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(0'5) BS (84)

24 VIRAMPALI 2659.50 891 P(3) -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(175)

25 KHODlI 1653.89 45 1', M -(10+) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (11 )

26 PRADHANI 618.98 313 P, M -(5-10) II, HP PO -(5-10) BS (69)

27 GAVEGALI 2667.53 704 1'(3) -(10+) II, HP -(0·5) -(10+) -(0-5) (124)

28 A"'ARDE 267.34 58 - (0-5) -(10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (15 )

262

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Code No.: 0100

Approach Nea~ Town, Class of Town Power Land liS<! (aNa \inder ditTer.:nl Iypes of land us.: in hectares rounded 10 two decimal places) L.C, to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available

(including for cultivation gaucharand groves)

"'2 ,,22 ,,31 ,,42 PS2 P62 ,,72 , ,82 "2

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 14 1098.62 51.99 11.74 35.21 15

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 10 751.40 14.72 16

KR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 12 801.88 9.10 0.80 4.05 17

KR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 5 434.66 42.77 18.62 2.42 18

PR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 2 663.32 43.42 106.58 19

KR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 3: 950.61 32.03 71.23 20

PR GANESHAGUOI- VI- 5 380.22 21.26 6.47 21

KR GANESHAGUOJ- VI- 4 801.34 25.93 21.45 22

KR DANDELI- II - 3 574'.60 4.18 27.92 23

PR DANDElI- II- 2 EA 2499.44 Total 26.71 31.97 4.05 • 116.55 24 TI{ 26.71

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI' 15 EA' 1653.89 25

PR DANDELI- II - 8 EA 574.67 Total 7.28 4.05 12.55 20.43 26 TI{ 7.28

PR DANDELI- II- 13 EA 2373.54 179.06 79.32 35.61 27

PR DANDELI- II' 8 245.78 13.90 4.86 2.80 28

263

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Code N(', :0100

L.C No

Neme of Village To,alar"a of Total the village Popu-(In hecl~res) lation

and No.of House­holds

Am~ni!i"s availabl" (if no; ,",,"ilohl< wIthin the village. a dash (-) is snown in the column and next to it in hrack"ts. the di"'ance in broad ranges viz. '5 kms, 5-10 kms,

and 10+ kms of Ih" n"8re~t place wh'!li! the facility is available is giVen). Edu.;a- Mcdh;al Drinking Post Day or C" .... m.mication

tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Tele- market/ Railway SI.'liI'Jn.

graph hat i[any Waterway)

.(1) _- (2) __ ' __ . __ :=--~31 __ (4) -m __ ,. ____ ~. __ ,_w_ (8) (9~ --- --(i_QL-=~

29 SM~GA''/E 1327.78 366 P -(5-10) 1.1. HP -(0-5) -(<;-10) -(0-5) (73)

30 VIRNOl1 1951.12 709 pal, M -(10+) 1.1, HP PO -(SoH)~ BS (153)

31 PHANSOLl 1217.30 459 P(2) - (10+) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (89)

32 KALAMKHAND 2057.29 -.--~---~---~----------~ UN INHABITED ---------.---~~----------

33 AMAGAON 1253.00 69 -(5-10) -(10+) II -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

(' 7)

34 SHIROLI (186.22 138 p -(10+) II, OTH - (5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (38)

35 SANPIAMAGA 1001.69 w· __________________ ~_r_

UN - INHABITED ---------_ .. _--------._-_.

36 "MALE 1250.37 --------------------.--- UN INHABITED -----------------~-------

37 BAPELI 433_93 257 p -(5-10) II -(5-10) :(10+) 8S (60)

38 PANJELI 1658.48 357 P(2) -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0 5) (61)

39 NAGOOA 819.70 312 P, M -(0-5) II, HP PO -no+) BS (55)

40 ICARANJOIOA 6618.36 664 peS) -(10+) II, HP PO - (10+) -(0-5)

(133)

41 TERAll 3421.68 441 p -(5-10) 1.1, HP - (5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) ( 103)

42 ASULll 6180.05 806 P -(10+) 1.1, OTH -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) ( 1(3)

43 OIGGI 1507.90 494 P ,-(10+) - (10+) - (10+) -(10+) (122)

44 VARANDE 405.98 69 -(0-5) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (12)

264

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Nallkl of C.D.Block : SUPA; Codtl No.: 0100

Approach> Nearest Town, Class of Town ,Power land u>«! (area Und¢T diIT¢~nt typ¢s of land u~ in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.J 'Supply No.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigattd Culturahle Area not (by source of irrigatiun) waste ;vailable

(including lilr cultivation gauchar and grnvcs)

(11) (12) (13) (14) ( 1,) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

KR DAHDELI- Ih 10 1212.48 Total 17.81 22.62 54.23 20.64 29 Tk 17.81

PR AM8IKAtiAGARA- V- 7 fA 1832.14 Total 23.07 14.97 67.99 12.95 30 Tk 23.07

PR I AM8IKAHAGARA· V- 12 EA 1133.93 32.38 38.45 12.54 31

---.-------------------------------.-.------- UN - INHABITED ----------.----------.---.--------------.--.- 32

KR AMBlKAMAGARA- V- 10 1253.00 33

KR AMSIKANAGARA- V- 16 886.22

-----------------------------------.--------- UN - INHABITED --------------.----- .. -- ...... -.-.---- ....... 35

-~------------------- .... - ... -.----.--.-----. UN . INHABITED -- .... -- .. --- ... --- .. ---~- .... ------------------- .. -.. - 36

PR DANDElI- II- 15 375.15 42.18 4.86 11.74 37 ,.

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 18 EA 1378.11 164.62 32.38 83.37 38

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 26 fA 634.68 133.33 36.42 15.27 39

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 24 EA 6065.90 353.34 74.06 125.06 40

ICR GANESHAGUDI- VI' 32 3335.61 54.94 25.50 5.63 41

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 28 EA 5941.00 157.02 47.35 34.68 42

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 38 1364.60 115.78 6.48 21.04 43

KR GANESHAGUDI - VI- 12 298.74 78.51 28.73 44

265

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block ~ SUPA; Code No. :0100

Lc. Name of Villag~ TOlal ar~a of Tolal Amenities available (if nol availahle wiihin the villag~. a dash (-) is shown in Ih~ No. Ih~ villag~ Popu- cnlumn and next I" it in orack,:ls. Ih.: distan"~ in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h~etares) lalion and 10+ kms ofth.: near.:st I!lac.: wh~r~ the fa"ilit~ is available is gi'venj. and Educa- Medical ,Drinking Post Day or Communicalion

No.of tiona) Wal.:r and D~), "f fBus Stop, House- Td.- nlsrkell Railway Slat ion. holds graph hal ifony Wat.:rway)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 VAINI 921.32 320 p -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5) (58)

46 KATEL! 1749.09 1107 P(3) , PHC, FPC T , W, HP PO -(10~) 8S (236) M(2) , H

47 KATEl 550.28 90 - (0-5) -(0-5) w, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (19)

48 OERIYE 817.06 129 P -(0-5) w, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (4)

49 CHAPOLl (KALSAI) 2685_30 687 P(4) -(0-5) w, HP -(0-5) - (10+) BS (90)

50 DEVUlLl (JOIDA) 250.39 33 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) BS (8)

51 JOIDA 1968.12 2214 P(8), PHC, FPC, T, II, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (460) M(3), SMP Phone

52 SAMJOIDA 348.72 123 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, OTH -(0-5 ) - (10+) -liS (26)

53 CHAPALI 152.05 158 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) (28)

54 CHAPAKHAND 256.85 65 -(5-10) -(5-10) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) , -(0-5) (15)

55 NAGAR I 1140.99 202 -(0-5) - (0-5) HP, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (37)

56 HUOSA 1710.47 349 P(2) - (0-5) II, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) (74)

57 KUMBHELI 808.55 29 -(5-10) -(5-10) II, HP - (5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (3)

58 TINAIKHAND 92.52 44 - (0-5) -(5-10) II -(5-10) - (10+) -(5-10) (4)

59 GANGOOA 2727.39 522 P(3) -(10+) W, HP - (10+) - (10+) -(0-5) (69)

266

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Narrle of CD.Block : SUPA; Code No.: 0100

Approach Nesrest TO)lln. Class of Town Po",.:r Land us.: (lIr.:a under din;'rent types of land u"" III hectares rounded to IWO decimal places) L.C, 10 village and dislance (in K~,) Supply No,

Forest Irrigated Un-im_galed Culiuraolc Area nol (by sourc..: of irrigation) waste available

(induding I(,r ,uliivalion gauchar and groves)

( 11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16.2.-- (17) ( 18) (1)

KR GANESHAGUD!- VI- 8 EA 773.60 126.29 11.74 9.78 45

PR GANESHAGUD 1- \I 1- 30 EA 1545.55 124.24 24.27 55.03 46

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 30 502.90 34.03 3.64 9.71 47 ,

\ PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 28 ~9.75 37.79 6.88 12.64 48

PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 32 EA n6\" 2C\.33 264.27 27.52 49

\ PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 27 217. '16 19.1 47 13.36 0.40 50

I \

I,

PR GANESHAGuDI- VI- 20 E,~ 148~1. 70 Total 18.21 314.~ 120.20 25.09 51 Tk 18.21

46.47\ PR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 18 EA 275 .94 ;21 .45 4.86 52

\ KR GANESilAGOO I - VI- 18 99.~ 58 33.86 15.78 2.83 53

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 17 229.4~~ 9.61 16.19 1.62 54

\

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 20 995.20 89.14 40.87 15.78 55

PR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 20 1572.47 82.15 43.30 12.55 56

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 26 779.86 18.98 4.45 5.26 57

KR GANESHAGUDI- VI- 28 59.48 18.'10 12.14 2.80 58

KR AMBIKANAGARA' V- 15 2327.63 • 'otal 3.24 235.86 16.55 44.11 59 Tk 3.24 1 ,

267

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Code No. :0100

L.C. Name of Village TOlalal'l!a of Total Am~niti.:s availabl.: (if nqt availabl.: within th~ villag.:. a dash (-) is shown in the No. tho: villago: Popu- column and n.:xt to it in bnrd.:ts.1 the dista~.: in hroad ranges viz. -S kIDS. 5-10 krns.

(In h.:ctan:s) lalion and 10+ krns ofth$l!caN!!! (!Ia.:c,whcn: thc fa.ilit! i. availahle i. Givenl. and £duea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communicati,'n No.of tional W.t.:r and Days of IBusStop. House- T.:I.:- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Wat.:rwayJ

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) I (7) (8) (9) (10)

60 AWRLI 1346.76 164 P • (0·5) " -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(39)

61 GUND 2869.Z1 282 P PHC It. HP -(0-5) '(10+) -(0-5)

(50)

62 NANDIGADDE 217.176 386 P, M RP 11" HP, OTH Phone TUE BS (100)

63 CHINCHICHAND 12;.00 50 '(0-5 ) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) '(10+) -(0-5)

( 10)

64 KARIYAOI 7j8.61 161 P -(0- ) W, HP - (0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(31)

65 SHEVAlI 26.02 218 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(41)

66 YERMUICH 206.09 395 P(2), M ,(0·5) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (80)

67 CHAFER /1279.10 44 • (0-5) -(0::15) w, HP - (0-5) - (10+) - (0-5) (8)

68 BHEDASGADOE 244.58 47 -(0-5) - (')-10) 01H -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (8)

69 VADKAl 988.70 73 -(0-5) oIe-0-5) 1, HP - (0-5) -(10+) " - (0-5) ( 13)

70 SHIVAPUR 388.93 136 P • (0-5) OTH - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (29)

71 HEBBAl 1076.53 91 P '(5-10) W, OTH '(5-10) • (10+) -(5-10) (14)

72 NETURGE 556.47 43 -(0-5) · (0-5) W ·(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (9)

73 UlVI 949.16 534 P(2) M ,>HC T, HP PO -(10+) BS (95)

74 KOTHAlll 1056.75 84 -CP-5) '(0-5) W, TI( ·(0-5) 'Cl0+) -(0-5) (16)

268

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Cod~ No.: 0100

Approach Nean:S! Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land 1I~ (ar.:a und~r din;:r.:nllyp~s of land u~ in h~~lar~s nlund~d 10 IWo d.:~imal pla~~s) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

For.:S! lrrigal~d Un·irrigated Culturablc Ar~a nol (by sourc~ of irrigalion) wasl~ available

(induding for cullivalion gau~harand

gnw~s)

~1'l I ~ 12l ~132 ~ 142 ~ 152 ~162 ~ 172 P8l ~12

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 22 1253.40 Total 11.74 43.99 18.21 19.42 60 Tk 11.74

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 14 2753.05 Total 8.90 39.26 6.48 61.52 61 Til 8.90

PR AMBIKANAGARA- V-. 14 191.75 17.92 3.64 4.45 62

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 15 fA '10.62 15.75 '.63 63

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 16 671.26 54.40 5.67 7.28 64

"

KR AMBIKANAGARA- V- 17 1990.72 76.89 12.19 46.22 65

PR ~MBIKANAGARA- v- 20 2068.48 81.75 19.43 36.43 66

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 26 1259.21 9.36 4.86 5.67 67

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 23 229.60 10.12 3.24 1.62 68

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 27 966.91 12.08 0.40 9.31 69

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 29 345.67 40.82 2.04 0.40 70

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 33 1047.06 25.83 2.83 0.81 71

ICR AMBIICANAGARA- v- 36 527.85 13.25 1.21 14.16 72

PR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 32 EA 843.26 20.24 78.38 7.28 73

KR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 38 1001.30 37.17 15.78 2.50 74

269

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.O.Block : SUPA; Code No. :0100

L.C. Nam~ of Villag.: Total ar~a of Total Am~t1iti~s availabl~ (ifllllt availa"l.: withill lh~ villag~. a dash (-) is shllwn in th~

No. the villag~ POl'll- ..:ohunn and n~xtt(1 it in bra~k~ts. th~ distan..:~ in hroad rang~s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In h~dar~s) latinn and 10+ kms [lfth~ n..:ar~st ~la..:~ wh~r~ th~ ti1<:ilit~ is availabl~ is given).

and Educa- M~dical Drinking posl Day or Communication

No.of tional Wal~r ~nd Days of (Bus 5101'. HOllS~- Td~- mark~tl Railway Station.

holds graph hat ifany Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

75 BIRKHOL 3440.45 1212 P -(10+) 101, OTH -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(344)

76 TALASGERI 710.30 6 -(0-5) -(0-5) 101 -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(2)

n BIDOLI 5097.63 234 P -(10+) 101, HP -(10+) • (10+) -(10+)

(51)

78 ANSHI 8584.78 615 P(Z), M SMP II, HP, OTH PO -(10+) BS

(124)

79 AMBOLLI 5139.27 795 p -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

(114)

80 NIGUNOI 2729.16 195 P -(10+) II, HP -(5-10) - (10+) -(0-5)

(38)

81 BAD POL I 1961. 75 164 P -(10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0~5)

(30)

82 KALSAI 3062.15 766 P(3) -(5-10) 1,/, HP PO -(10+) BS

(102)

83 GHOOSHET 590.51 25/3 P -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(43)

84 NUJJI 6784.41 570 P(3) -(10+) 1.1, HP PO ~ (-1.0+) BS

(97)

85 KUNDAL 3955.62 317 p ,(5-10) 1.1, HP -.(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

(33)

86 JALAIIALI 4956.22 187 P -(10+) 1.1, HP -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10)

(25)

87 KALAMBULI 2438.88 2781 peS) • PHe, FPC T. 1.1, HP pro, -(0-5) BS. RS

(711 ) M(2), H Phone

88 ANMOO 2129.21 575 P(2) PHC, 0 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) as (135)

89 AICHETI 1514.71 454 p. M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) - (0-5) (79)

270

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Code No.: 0100

Approach Near.:st Town. Class of To"'n Powt::r Land liS\! (aNa und~r din~!'..:nt tyP\!S of land 11~1! in h..:..:tUf\!S round~d to two J~t:imal plac\!~) L.e. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply Nil.

Forest Irrigated Un-irrigal.:d Culturable Area not (hy "oUr,c of irrigation) wat-i-\\.! availahk

(including Illr cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 1) -KR YELLAPUR- IV- 40 EA 3244.56 155.00 17.00 23.89 75

PR AMBIKANAGARA- v- 46 683.96 15.78 10.12 0.42 76

• I(R AMBIKANAGARA- v- 40 4903.21 97.39 35.61 61.42 77

PR OANDELl- 11- SO 8283.88 149.20 77 .70 74.00 78

PR AMBIKANAGARA- y- 34 4808.03 237.75 57.06 36.43 79

KR AMB[KANAGARA- v- 45 2638.81 53.15 13.76 23.44 80

PR AMB[KANAGARA- Y- 51 1894.54 40.50 8.90 17.81 81

PR DANDELI- [1- 38 EA 2728.59 182.61 48.16 102.79 82

PR DANDELl- 11- 40 438.93 Total 4.05 105.44 29.54 12.55 83 Tk 4.05

PR DANOE 1I- 11- 44 EA 6484.63 166.22 62.33 71.23 84

KR DANOELI- 1[- 53 3827.72 66.78 31.57 29.55 85

KR DANDELl- 1[- 42 4771.71 97.94 67.15 19.42 86

PR LONDA- Y- 30 EA 2084.36 91.06 20.24 243.22 87

PR LaNDA- v- 25 EA 1976.05 85.98 48.16 19.02 88

KR LONDA- V- 26 1271.07 Total 22.26 74.46 60.30 86.62 S9 Tk 22.26

271

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.O.Block : SUPA; Code No. :0100

L.C. Na~ of Village T 0181 area tlf Total AJIl.:niti~~ nvoilahl.: (ifnnt available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in tho: No. the village Pupu- ~,)lumn and n.:xl to it in hrackcts. the distan.:.: in hruad rang~s viz. -5 kms. ,-10 k.m'.

(In heetal'l!s) loti,," and 10+ killS .. fthe n~are.t I!la.:e where the tadlit:l: is avail!h1e is !liven). and EJuca- M.:dical Drinking Post Day or Communication

(\10.01' tional Waler and Days of IBus Stop. Hous.:- Td.:- mark..:tl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Wat.:rway)

(1) <2l (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

90 PAlDE 1233.98 249 p -(o-S) W, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)

(42)

91 RANGARUK 1047.32 113 -(0-5) -(10 .. ) IJ, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -CO-5)

(16)

92 VARLEWAOI 1291.25 170 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, ~p -(5-10) - (10+) -(5-10)

(30)

93 DEWLLI (TENAI) 4461.03 ,,63 p(3) -(5-10) w PO -,5-10) as (236)

94 KUNAGINI 349.70 102 -(0-5) -(0-5) II, ~P -(0-5) - (0-5) -(0-5)

( 18)

95 KONSHET 804.81 455 P -(0-5) II, HP - (0- 5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(82)

96 CHANDAIiAOI 1012.29 277 P -(5-10) II, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(56)

97 PAYASIoIADI 1262.73 356 p -(5-10) W, OlH -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(76)

98 DURG 960.33 130 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, OTH - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5)

(18)

99 CHAPOLI (A) 830.83 123 P -(5-10) 101 -(0-5) - (5-10) -(0-5) ( 19)

100 BOREGALI 336.64 167 P -(5-10) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(29)

101 ASU 530.80 793 P(2), M -(5-10) W, HP PO -(10+) BS (142)

102 BORI 681.24 67 P -(0-5) II, HP PO - (10+) as ( 15)

103 SHINDHOLLI 450.50 319 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -CO-5) (53)

104 VADE 408.41 120 P -(5-10) 101, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (22)

272

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C. D. Block: SUPA; Coue No.: 0100

Af'proa~h N~aresl Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land USc (area und~r din;;r~nl Iypes <If lanJ USc in h~dare, rounded 1<1 Iwo decimal rlac"" LC 10 villag~ and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply NlI.

For.:sl lrrigu\\!u Un-\fr\galo,!d Cullllrahi<! Ar..:a nnt (hy sOlin.:..: of irrigation) wa~h! a\'ail~lhk

(induding 1(lf .... UI!l\':l[illll

galh.:har and gnw\!~)

~ 112 P2l ~132 ~142 ~ 15) ~16) ~ln P81 ~ 1 L~~

KR LONDA- v- 27 1174.73 43.88 8.09 7.28 90

KR LONDA- V- 14 982.06 38.96 16.59 9.71 9',

KR LONDA- V· 13 1175.23 69.88 15.38 30.76 9~

PR LONDA- V- 13 EA 4051.47 242.42 144.48 22.66 93

KR LONDA- V- 16 268.68 Total 5.26 42.13 3.20 30.43 9" Tk 5.26

KR LONDA- V- 14 711.08 60.95 30.76 2.02 95

PR LONDA- V- 15 879.73 Total 16.19 56.48 5.67 54.22 96

Tk 16.19

PR LONDA- V- 15 1158.66 63.60 12.55 27.92 97

KR LONDA- V- 24 823.44 91.56 2.03 43.30 98

KR LONDA- V- 8 711.05 41.68 12.14 65.96 99

KR LONDA- v- 16 281.98 36.05 7.28 11.33 100

PR LONDA- V- 13 EA 346.39 106.41 0.40 77,60 1 '1 v,

PR LONDA- V- 12 EA 624.46 36.13 3.24 17.41 102

KR LONDA- V- 14 344.34 80.16 26.00 103

KR LONDA- V- 14 EA 347.74 42.46 2.83 15.38 104

273

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of CD.Block : SUPA; COOt; No. :0100

L.e. No.

---.

Nam'~ of Vil!ag~

.m __ --,{",,"2,L

105 KASARl.~

106 t(AMARE

107 VILWEDABE

108 ! VOLl

~OQ GHAVANE

110 AVEDAPOPALAWADI

111 NIN~UR

112 BANDODA

113 SH I RAGURE

114 KEVARLE

i15 VIRAL

116 PISOSE

117 BAZAR~UNANG

118 ICUVESHI

119 ATlE

120 KARAMBAl

Tntal ar~a of Tutal Ameniti~, ",ailahk (ifllnt availahk within thc village. a d.,h (-) is Sh,IWn in the column and ne,tto it in hra~kels. the distance in h .. ",,<1 range. viz. -~ km'. 5-10 ktn,.

and 10+ kms o"th~ n~III'c't rlacc wh~rc the lit,ilitv i, availahk IS given). the village P,'pll-(In hc~tarc» lation

(3)

552.47

1831.98

993.43

2175.61

255.27

993.40

412.14

539.82

563.47

534.70

550.40

336.39

2089.93

2027.84

1521.75

953.69

and No.tlf HOllM!'

holds

Edll~a- Ml!di~al Drinkinl-! Post Day ~)r Comlmtni..:ation tional Water and DaY' of (Bus Stop.

T ek- marKcti Railway Station. graph hat if any WJtocwayl

(4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

46 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(6)

268 p -(10+) II, HP - (0-5) . (10+) - (0,5)

(57)

231 p - (10+) -(5-10) - (10~) -(5-10)

(47)

174 p -(5-10) II - (5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10)

(38)

- ¥ .. - - - - .... - .... ~ .. - ........ ~ ........ UN INHABITED ---_------ .. -_-- .. _----_--_

75 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, OTH -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (22)

---- ... _ ..... _ .. --, ....................... UN INHABITED _------ .. -- .. -- ..... __ .. _-- .. --_

12 P -(10+) R -(10+) - (10+) -(10+) (3)

-(5-10) - (10+) OTH -(5-10) . (10+) -(10+) (1 )

-- - -- -- -- -- - -- . - - -- - -- -- UN I N HAS IT ED - - - -- .. -- - - -- --- - - -- -- - --

84 (11 )

25 (5)

370 (98)

260 (50)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

P

P

-(5-10)

.( 10+)

-( 10+)

-( 10+)

II, OTH

OTH

II, HP

II, HP

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

-(5-10) -(10+)

PTO, Phone

-( 10+,

- (10~)

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10)

------------------------ UN INHABITED .---------------------.--

206

(37)

p - (0-5)

274

w -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5)

DIRECTORY

AND LAN D USE Name of CD.B1ock : SUPA; Code No.: OlOO

Approach to village

])Iearest Town. Class of Town and distance (in Km.)

Power SbPply

Land lI~c «(\r~a Und\!f din~~r\!nt lyP\!S orland US\! In hl,!~tarl.!~ rOllll(kd to two d~l.:imal phlC\!S) L.t No . . __ --

Forest lrrigatl!tl Un-irrigatcd Culturahle Area nnt (hy ~ourc\! ('If irri~atilH1) wast\! availah!c

(including ()f cullivation gau(har and grnv\!s)

.l 11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 1)

KR LOHOA- v- 14 476.78 40.87 13.36 21.46 10)

KR LONDA- v- 18 1639.34 97.94 91.46 3.24 106

KR LONDA- V- 16 768.02 81.28 10.94 133.19 107

KR LONDA- V- 22 1987." 112.01 44.11 32.38 108

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - - • - . - .•• - - - - . - - UN INHABITED .• - .. -.--.-.- .•.••. -.-- ... - .. -.- .•.. ------.-- 109

KR LONDA- V- 21 932.84 27.52 27.92 5.12 110

--------------------------------------.------ UN - INHABITED -.------.--.-- .. -----.--.--.-- .. -----.--.---- 111

KR LONDA- V- 18 465.69 56.32 6.88 10.93 '12

KR LONDA- v- 20 563.47 113

.. _ --- - - _- - -- - .. -- .... - .... --_ .. - ----_ .. - _-- .... _ .. _- .. _ .. UN INHABITED __________ .. _______________________________ r __

114

KR LONDA- V- 22 503.04 32.38 11.33 3.65 115

KR lDNDA- V- 26 312.18 16.52 2.43 5.26 116

KR LONDA- V- 17 1972.82 72.19 31.57 13.35 117

KR LONDA- V- 27 1911.26 Total 4.05 79.66 15.78 17.09 118

Tk 4.05

-----------.-------------------------.--.---- UN INHABITED --------------- •• ---------------.------------ '19

KR LONDA- V- 16 933.14 9.22 5.67 5.66 120

275

Name of C.D.Block : SUPA; Codtl No. :0100

L.C. No.

Nam.: of ViJlag~

2

• 121 VATLE

122 V!RANJOl

123 RAMANAGAR

T,'I,,1 ar~a of Tolal th~ village P"I'Uo

(In heclar.s) lat;on

838.49

1557.93

1965.49

179075.42

and No.of HOLlsl.!­

hold,

(4)

230 (44)

123 (23)

5465 (985)

43447 (8588)

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

A",oniti.s aV3ilahlo (if 0<,1 availahl.: within Ih. villag~. a dash (0) is ""own in.lhc ,'olumn and nexllo il in orad'cls. Ihe di~lancc in hnllld rang.:s viz. -~ kms. 5-10 kms.

and 10+ kms "flhc nearest place where the fadlilY is availaole is given). Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day Of Communication

tional Water and Days of (BtH'S",I'.

(5)

p

-(0-5)

P(4),

M(Z) ,

P(124J,

M(21) ,

(6)

-(5-10)

- (5-10)

-(0-5)

PHC(6l,

0(2) ,

H(S) FPC(3),

RP, SMP(2)

276

(7)

II, HP

II

T, II, HP

T de- market/ Railway Slat inn. graph hat if any Waterway (

(8) (9) (10)

'(0-5) -(5-10) ·(5,10)

-(5-10) -(10+)

PTO, Phone

. (10+)

-( 10-1-)

I3S

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

ApRro8ch to village

Noare"t Town. Class "fTown and distance (in Km.)

(11) (12)

KR UlIOA- v- 18

KR LONDA- V- 19

PR LONDA- v- 3

Pl1W\!f

Supply

(13)

EA

Namt: of C.D.8101.:k : SUPA; Coue No.: 0100

~and USI.! (an.:a under din~r~nl tyP\!S of land usc in hedan.;!oi rounded to two ol!cimal pla~cs) L.C. No.

For~st Irrigakd Un-irrigated Cuiturabk Area not (hy soun:~ of irrigation) waSI~ available

(induding tor cultivation gauchar and grnvl!s)

( 14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1)

812.98 16.60 6.07 2.84 121

1537.98 11.05 6.07 2.83 122

98.75 396.20 1425.35 45.19 123

155523.10 Total 178.89 8445.98 4197.79 3850.84 Tk 178.89

277

YELLAPUR C.D.BLOCK

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ALPHABETIOAL LIST OF VILLAGES r

TALUK:YELLAPUR-OlJO C. D. BLOCK: YELLAPUR-OIIO

SL NAME Of THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CroE LOCATION CroE LOCATION CroE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

.f ,2 '. 3 4 5 6

" '

,1 AlldCi 11/20/11/53 ! 11/20/0110/0053 9/1'9/11/54 09/19/0110/0054

'2 ~lJaon 11{20/11/16 11/20/0110/0016 9/19/11/16 09/19/0110/0016

'J AnaL~ar 11/20/11/103 11/20/0110/0103 9/19/11/118 09/19/0110/0118

,4 Anftltt 11/20/11/50 11/20/0110/0050 9/19/11/38 09/19/0110/0038

& Arblfi t, 11/20/11/10 ' 11/20/0110/0010 9/19/11/10 09/19/0110/0010

\ (, B.ttnk~tte 11/20/11/27 1.1/20/0110/0027 9/19/11/28 09/19/0110/0028

'7 B.tchgOd 11/20/11'/60 11'/20/0110/0060 9/19/11/77 09/19/0110/0077

8 Btiflelcani 11/20/11/104 11/20/0110/0104 9/19/11/120 ·09/19/0110/0120

9 Stlgar 11/20/11/34 llfz{}fOll0/0034 9/19/11/31 09/19/0110/0031

10 "hkasal i 11/20/11/120 11/20/0110/0120 9/19/11/64 09/19/0110/0064

11 '.ragadde 11/20/11/41 11/20/0110/0041 9/19/11/43 09/19/0110/0043

12 '.rballi 11/20/11/26 11/20/0110/0026 9/19/11/30 09/19/0110/0030

13 'are 11/20/11/22 11/20/0110/0022 9/19/11/22 09/19/0110/0022

14 lelgeri 11/20/11/49 11/20/0110/0049 9/19/11/50 09/19/0110/0050

15 Belkhanda 11/20/11/109 11120/011 % 1 09 9/19/11/125 09/19/0110/0125

16 Bellambi 11/20/11/72 11/20/0110/0072 9/19/11/88 09/19/0110/0088

11'1 Benadgu I i 11/20/11/20 11/20/0110/0020 9/19/11/20 09/19/0110/0020

11 Bendigeri 11/20/11/121 11/20/0110/0121 9/19/11/66 09/19/0110/0066

l' Sharani 11/20/11/78 11/20/0110/0078 9/19/11/95 09/19/0J 10/0095

ao Bharatana II i 11/20/11/70 11/20/0110/0070 9/19/11/84 09/19/0110/0084

21 BhOOl'la II i 11120/11/122 11/20/0110/0122 9/19/11/67 09/19/0110/0067

, 22 Bidrall i . 11/20/11/91 11/20/0110/0091 9/19/11/106 09/19/0110/0106

23 Bigar 11/20/11/28 11/20/0110/0028 9/19/11/26' 09/19/0110/0026

24 Bijankop 11/20/11/74 11/20/0110/0074 9/19/11/89 09/19/0110/0089

25 Bi llci 11/20/11/125 11/20/0110/0125 9/19/11/68 09/19/0110/0068

26 Bisgocl 11/20/11/38 11/20/0110/0038 9/19/11/39 09/19/0110/0039

27 Chandgul i 11120/11/110 11/20/0110/0110 9/19/11/124 09/19/0110/0124

28 Chavatti 11/20/11/88 11/20/0110/0088 9/19/11/97 09/19/0110/0097

29 Chiklcotti 11/20/'1/127 11/20/0110/0127 9/19/11/55 09/19/0110/0055

30 Chilckunane 11/20/11/14 11/20/0110/0014 9/19/11/13 09/19/0110/0013

31 Chimnall i 11/20/11/32 11/20/0110/0032 9/19/11/27 09/19/0110/0027

32 Dabgul i 11/20/11/11 11/20/0110/0011 9/19/11/11 09/19/0110/0011

33 Dehall i 11/20/11/37 11120/0110/0037 9/19/11/37 09/19/0110/0037

34 Devargadde 11/20/11/100 11/20/0110/0100 9/19/11/114 09/19/0110/0114

35 Devarkallahalli 11/20/11/61 11/20/0110/0061 9/19/11/73 09/19/0110/0073

36 Dongar 11/20/11/4 11/20/0110/0004 9/19/11/2 09/19/0110/0002

37 Gadi jogadnane 11/20/11/123 11/20/0110/0123 9/19/11/65 09/19/0110/0065

38 Geral 11/20/11/40 11/20/0110/0040 9/19/11/41 09/19/0110/0041

39 Gharwas 11/20/11/5 11/20/0110/0005 9/19/11/4 09/19/0110/0004

40 Gopadnane 11/20/11/6 11/20/0110/0006 9/19/11/3 09/19/0110/0003

281

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: YELLAPUR-OIIO c. D. BLOCK: YELLAPUR-OIIO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CDOE (Manual) (CoqJUter) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

41 Gotgul i 11/20/11/44 11/20/0110/0044 9/19/11/45 09/19/0110/0045 42 Gullapur 11/20/11/13 11/20/0110/0013 9/19/11/14 09/19/0110/0014

43 Halgod 11120/11/59 11/20/0110/0059 9/19111/75 09/19/0110/0075 44 Halsinkop 11/20/11/63 11/20/0110/0063 9119/111104 09119/0110/0104 45 Hamsangadde 11/20/11/3 11/20/0110/0003 9/19/11/33 Q9/19/0110/0033 46 Harigadde 11/20/11/96 11/20/0110/0096 9119/11/109 1!l9/19/0110/0109 47 Hasalmane 1''1/20/11/71 11/20/0110/0071 9/19111/87 09/19/0110/0087 48 Hasangi 11/20/11/62 11/20/0110/0062 9/19/11/74 09/19/0110/0074 49 Hastakargadde 11/20/11/105 11/20/011'010105 9/19/11/121 09/19/0110/0121 50 Heggapur 11/20/11/115 11/20/0110/0115 9/19/11/63 ,09/19/0110/0063 51 He9gumbl i 11/20/11/98 11/20/0110/0098 9/19/11/115 09119/0110/0115 52 Henmadi 11/20/11/77 11/20/0110/0077 9/19/11/93 '09/19/0110/0093 53 Hiresar 11/20/11/85 11/20/0110/0085 9/19/11/107 09/19/0110/0107 54 Hiriyal 11/20/1 1 /35 11/20/0110/0035 9/19/11/34 09/19/0110/0034 55 Hitlalli 11120/11/90 11/20/0110/0090 9/19/11/99 ' 09/19/0110/0099 56 Hitlasar 11/20/11/58 11/20/0110/0058 9/19/11/76 09/19/0110/<J076 57 Holemadu 11/20/11/99 11/20/0110/0099 9/19/11/113 09/19/0110/0113 58 Honagadde 11/20/11/18 11120/0110/0018 9/19/11/18 09/19/0110/0018 59 Hosall i 11/20/11/119 11/20/0110/0119 9/19/11/(>1 09/19/0110/0061 60 Hulc.l i 11/20/11/43 11/20/0110/0043 9119/11/44 09/19/0110/0044 61 Hulgaon 11/20/11/102 11/20/0110/0102 9/19/11/117 09/19/0110/0117 62 Hullarmane 11/20/11/66 11/20/0110/0066 9/19/11/78 c - Q9jJ9/0110/0078 63 Hunsemane 11/20/11/64 11/20/0110/0064 9/19/11/103 09/19/0110/0103 64 Hutakmane 11/20/11/2 11/20/0110/0002 9/19/11/36 09/19/0110/0036 65 Huthkhand 11/20/11/112 11/20/0110/0112 9/19/11/127 09/19/0110/0127

66 Idgundi 11/20/11/7 11/20/0110/0007 9/19/11/5 091-19/0110/0005 67 Ilehall i 11 /20/11 /~9 11/20/0110/0089 9/19/11/98 09/19/0110/0098

68 Jaddigadde 11/20/11/65 11/20/0110/0065 9/19/11/82 09/19/0110/0082 69 Jakkoll i, 11/20/11/67 11/20/0110/0067 9/19/11/79 09/19/0110/0079 70 Jogaanane 11/20/11/8 11/20/0110/0008 9/19/11/6 09/19/0110/0006 71 Jogalepal 11/20/11/17 11/20/0110/0017 9/19/11/17 09/19/0110/0017

72 Kalche 11/20/11/24 11/20/0110/0024 9/19/11/24 09119/0110/0024 73 Kalsoor 11/20/11/114 11/20/0110/0114 9/19/11/58 09/19/0110/0058 74 Kall1'l i 11/20/11/52 11/20/0110/0052 9/19/11/52 09/19/0110/0052 75 Kanchanahalli 11/20/11/118 11/20/0110/0118 9/19/11/59 09/19/0110/0059 76 Kangod-Balehadd 11/20/11/87 11/20/0110/0087 9/19/11/96 09119/0110/0096 77 Kannadga l 11/20/1 1/48 11/20/0110/0048 9/19/11/49 09/19/0110/0049 78 Kannenahall i 11/20/11/83 11/20/0110/0083 9/19/11/101 09/19/0110/0101 79 Kannigeri 11/20/11/46 11/20/0110/0046 9/19/11/47 09/19/0110/0047 80 Kannor-Heggarni 11/20/11/79 11/20/0110/0079 9/19/11/92 09/19/0110/0092 81 Kanur 11/20/1 1/23 11 i20/01 10/0023 9/19/11/23 09/19/0110/0023

282

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK: YELLAPUR~0110 c. D. BLOCK: YELLAPUR-OIIO

SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO

LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

82 Kattige 11/2°/'1/36 11/20/0110/0036 9/19/11/35 09/19/0110/0035 ~3 Kaweli ker i 11/20/1 1/107 11/20/0110/0107 9/19/11/123 09/19/0110/0123 84 Kelasbi 11/2.0/11112 11/20/0110/0012 9/19/11/12 09/19/0110/0012 85 Kerehosalli 11/20/11/126 11/20/0110/-0126. 9/19/11/56 09/19/0110/0056

86"Kirwatti . 11/20/11/117 1 1 /20/0110/011.7 9/19/11/60 09/19/0110/0060 87 kodall i

'. 11/20/11725 11/20/0110/0025 9/19/11/29 09/19/0110/0029

88 )Codlagac:Jde 11/20/11/ i5 11/20/0110/0015 9/19/11/15 09/19/0110/0015 89 Kol iI(.eri 11/20/11/47 11/20/0110/0047 9/19/11/48 09/19/0110/0048 90 Komadi 11/20/11/9 11/20/0110/0009 9/19/11/7 09/19/0110/0007 91 Kotemane 11/20;t1/81 11/20/0110/0081 9/19/1 1 /85 09/19/0110/0085 92 Kundargi 11/20/11/75 11/20/0110/0075 9/19/11/86 09/19/0110/0086 93 Kundur "/20/1 1 /93 11/20/0110/0093 9/19/11/111 09/19/0110/0111 94 Kusgul i 11/20/1 1 /92 11/20/0110/0092 9119/11/105 09/19/0110/0105

95 Lalgul i 11/20/11/45 11/20/0110/0045 9/19/11/46 09/19/0110/0046 96 Li ngadba it 11/20/11/33 11/20/0110/0033 9/19/11/32 09/19/0110/0032

97 Madnur 11/20/11/116 11/20/0110/0116 9/19/11/62 09/19/0110/0062 98 Magod 11/20/1 1 /97 11/20/0110/0097 9/19/11/112 09/19/01 10/Ul 12

99 Malalgaon 11/20/11/111 11/20/0110/0111 9/19/11/126 09/19/0110/0126

100 Malkop 11/20/11/54 11/20/0110/0054 9/19/11/53 09/19/0110/0053

101 Marahall i 11/20/11/21 11/20/0',0/002, 9/19/11/21 09/19/0110/0021

102 Mavinamane 11/20/11/19 11/20/0110/0019 9/19/11/19 09/19/0110/0019

103 Mudangi 11/20/11/57 11/20/0110/0057 9/19/11/72 09/19/0110/0072

104 Nagarkan 11/20/11/39 11/20/0110/0039 9/19/11/40 09/19/0110/0040 105 Nandoll i 11/20/11/108 11/20/0110/0108 9/19/1 1/119 09/19/0110/0119

106 Puratbhomnalli 11/20/11/124 11/20/0110/0124 9/19/11/69 09/19/0110/0069

107 Saa.,ekop 11/20/11/73 11/20/0110/0073 9/19/11/90 09/19/0110/0090

108 Sankadgundi 11/20/11/86 11/20/0110/0086 9/19/11/100 09/19/0110/0100

109 Savagac:Jde 11/20/11/42 11/20/0110/0042 9/19/11/42 09/19/0110/0042

110 Savane 11/20/11/68 11/20/0110/0068 9/19/11/81 09/19/0110/0081

111 Shigemaneummachagi 11/20/11/84 11/20/0110/0084 9/19/11/102 09/19/0110/0102

112 Shi gepal 11/20/11/106 11/20/0110/0106 9/19/11/122 09/19/0110/0122

113 Shimala 11/20/11/55 11/20/0110/0055 9/19/11/71 09/19/0110/0071 114 Shistamudi 11/20/11/51 11/20/0110/0051 9/19/11/51 09/19/0110/0051

115 Somanall i 11/20/11/113 11/20/0110/0113 9119/11/57 09/19/0110/0057

116 Sulgar 11/20/11/101 11/20/0110/0101 9/19/11/116 09/19/0110/0116

117 Tarehall i 11/20/11/80 11/20/0110/0080 9/19/11/94 09/19/0110/0094 118 Targar 11/20/11/29 11/20/0110/0029 9/19/11/25 09/19/0110/0025 119 Tatgar 11/20/11/1 11/20/0110/0001 9/19/11/1 09/19/0110/0001 120 Telangeri 11/20/11/31 11/20/0110/0031 9/19/11/8 09/19/0110/0008

283

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALUK:YELLAPUR-OliO C. O. BLOCK: YELLAPUR-OIIO

Sl NAME OF THE VIllAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS

NO

LOCATION CODE LOCA HON CODE LOCATI ON CODE lOCATION CoPE (Manual) (C1:IIIIpUter) ( JII,Iw'Iua 1 ) (Cl.lIIf)Uter)

2 3 4 5 6

121 TolgO<:l 11/20/11/95 11/20/0110/0095 9/19/11/108 09/19/0110/0108 1~2 Totadkallalli 11/20/11/82 11/20/0110/0082 9119"1/83 09/19/0110/0053

123 Uchageri 11/20/11/69 11/20/0110/0069 9/19/11/80 09/19/0110/0080

124 Vajrall i 11/20/11/30 11120/0110/0030 9119111/9 09/1910110/0009 125 Vanakemane 11/20/11/76 11/20/0110;.0076 9/19/11/91 09/19;0110/0091 126 Vatgeri 11/20/11/56 11/20/0110/0056 9/19/11/70 09/19/0110/0070

127 Yedall i 11/20/11/94 11/20/0110/0094 9/19/11/110 09/19/0110/0110

284

YELLAPUR C.D.BLOCK

286

DIRECTORY

AND LAND U'S E Nanlt! of C.D.B1ock : YELLAPUR; Coot: No.: 0110

Approach NClltest Town, Class of Town Power Land u..: (an:a und~r dil'lcn:nttYI'':5 of land 110.: in h,,~tan:. mllnd.:d to two d,:.:imal ple.:".) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply Nil.

Fm~st Irrlg81.:d Un·irrigal.:d ClIlturabl.: Ar.:a nlll (by .0UI\:': ofirngalinn) wast.: availabl.:

(including lilf cultivalion gall"har and grovc:s)

'. Pl~ ~12~ ,,31 ,14l i ~15~ P61 ,'7l ,'8~ ',~

PR YELlAPUR- IV- 5 531.80 66.29 5.02

KR YElLAPUR- IV- 10 371.12 63.36 3.70 2

KR YElliAPUR- IV- 8 541.64 52.10 2.12 3.32 3

KR ,YElLAPUR- IY- 8 662.76 87.80 4.43 4

PR YELLAPUR- IY- 7 57.70 17.20 1.99 5

PR YEllAPUR- IY· 8 • 92.61 19.46 4.88 6

PR YEllAPUR- . IY- 9 EA . 385.55 88.27 5.93 7

PR YEllAPUR- 1Y- 7 150.67 20.60 1.06 8

PR YELLAPUR- IY- 12 312.48 22.88 0.71 ,9

PR YELLAPUR- IY- 20 EA 3173.21 164.83 4.71 10

PR YELLAPUR- IY- 16 172.46 20.15 4.84 11

KR NAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- 1817.89 82.97 75.44 12 VI- 3

PR YELlAPUR- IY- 23 EA 630.35 29.68 9.48 13

PR YELLAPUR- IY- 25 179.21 6.83 0.23 14

KR YELLAPUR- IY- 26 EA 366.49 61.31 6.92 15

287

VILLAGE

AMENITtES Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.c. Nam.: of Village T OIal·ar.:a of Tulal Ant.:oili". avai'a"'.: (ifll<>I availa!>l.: wilhin Ihe village. a dash (-) il> shown in the No. Ihe village POIlU- column and ne"t 10 it in hra.:".:ts. the: distanee in hroad rang.:s.viz. -5 too. 5-10 kms.

(In h.:.:lares) lalion and 10+ kms orth.: near.:!;! Clac.: wh.:re th.: fadlil:\: is avail~hl" is Ilivenl. and Educa- MoIdkal Drinl:ing Posl Day or Communication No.or tional Wat.:r and Day5 of [Bus Slop. Hous.:- Tel.:- mark.:t! Railway Station. holds grapb hal ifany Walerway)

(1) (2) C3> (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

16 AMBAGAON 908.58 183 P '(0-.5) 101, OTH -(0-5) -(0-5) ·(0-5) (34)

17 JOGAtEPAt 56.74 24 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, OTH - (0-5) -(10+) -(O-~)

(6)

18 HONAGAOOE 383.27 207 P, M -(0-5) W, OTH -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (42)

19 MAVINAMANE 5915.98 1469 P(5), M(2) PHC 101, OTH PO -(10+) 85

(256)

20 BENAOGULI 381.51 130 P -(0-5) 101, OTH -(0-5); -(10+) -(0-5) (25)

21 MARAHAtLl 1456.96 166 P -(5-10) 101, OTH -(5-10) ~(10+) -(5-10) (23)

22 BARE 2937.83 735 P(3) -(5-10) W, R PO -(10+) BS (123)

23 KANUR 517.22 78 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, R -(0-5,)-0·,-(.10+) -(0-5> (18)

24 KALCHE 2504.56 1422 P(5) , PHC W, R .PO, -(10+) -.cO-S) (264) M(2), H Phone

25 KOOALLI , 305.18 305 P, M -(0-5) II, R -(O-S) -OfJi1i.) 8S (69)

'6 ~RBALLI 631.63 472 P(2), M -(5-10) 101, R PO -(10+) 8S \~ , ( 104)

27 BAG I NKATTE 260.98 163 P -(5-10) 101, R -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (23)

28 BlGAR 251.84 221 P, M -(0-5) II, R -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (36)

Z9 TARGAR . 273.84 187 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, R -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (25)

30 VAJRALLI 620.76 558 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC II, TK, HP PTO, -(10+) BS ( 105) Phone

288

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPlJR; Code No.: 0110

, Approa<ih N~ar~sl Town. Class "fTown Powl!r Land U:-'I! (arl.!a um.kr din~n.!nl ')"'PI!S of land 1I~1! in h~~larl.!~ roundl!d tu twn dt.!\',:imal pla...:..::-o) L.C 10 villag~ and dislanc~ (in Km.) Supply No.

For~sl Irrigati!d Un-irrigatl!d Culturahle Arl!3 not (hy sour!"..'\! of irriJ;alilln) Wash! availa~k

(indudin~ for .:uitivalinn gaul!hur and grl)v~s)

( 11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1)

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 25 ED 879.50 Total 3.97 22.70 0.73 1.68 16 Tk 3.97

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 24 47.19 8.50 1.05 17

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 24 329.89 Total 22.04 25.36 0.08 5.90 18 Tk 22.04

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 38 EA 5530.89 360.81 24.28 19

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 41 336.89 27.08 17.54 20

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 48 1435.72 17.75 3.49 21

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 38 2775.39 130.70 31.74 22

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 30 488.10 12.11 17.01 23

KR YEllAPUR- IV- 28 EA 2165.89 243.76 0.90 94.01 24

KR YELlAPUR- IV- 31 193.20 . 74.07 0.12 37.79 25

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 36 EA 482.71 111.53 0.66 36.73 26

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 26 222.28 29.83 1.37 7.50 27

KR YELLAPUR· IV- 25 204.90 42.45 4.49 28

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 22 223.96 45.63 4.25 29

PR YEllAPUR- IV- 20 EA 548. IS 64.16 8.45 30

CEN - 31

289

VILLAGE

AMENITIES N:!me of c. O. Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C. Name of ViHagt! T(ltal area of Total Amenities availaille (il"not availallk within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. lhl.! viJlag.: Popu- cOluInn and next to it in orackets. the distance in oroad rang"' viz. -S kms. 5-10 kms.

(In heclar"') lalidn and 10+ kms of the nearestl!lac" where the Il"ili(~ is availahle i, given), and Edu,a- M~dical Drinking Pust Day or Communkation

Nt' .• 'C tional Wat~r and Days "I" [Bus Stop. HOllSI.!- Tele· market! Railway Station. hold, graph hat ifany Waterway!

. m ill__ . (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

3'l TELANGERI 1193.16 716 P, M -(0-5) w, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (128) Phone

32 CHIMNALLl 895.05 293 P -(0-5) W, R (0-5) -(10+) BS (57)

33 LINGADBAIi. 550.91 124 -(0-5) -(5-10) II, liP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (22)

34 BAlGAR 1307.43 601 P(2) , M -(10+) W, R PO -(10+) BS (93)

35 HIR!YAl 603.21 272 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) . (10+) BS (51)

36 KATT IGE 2307.17 472 P, M - (5-10) W, HP - (5-10) - (10+) . BS (88)

37 DEHAlLI 1015.65 364 P, M PHC W, HP PO, -(10+) BS (74) Phone

38 BiSGOD 551.07 545 P(2) , M, H RP W, HP PO, -(10+) BS ( 112) Phone

i'"--

39 NAGMKAN 1486.55 128 P -(10+) W, KP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (25 )

40 GERAl 610.27 1144 p -(5-10) W, liP PO - (5-10) .- (0-5) (239)

41 BARAGADDE 270.27 118 P -(10+) W, HP - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (20)

42 SAVAGADDE 495.61 253 P -(10+) 1.1, HP - (0-5) - (1 0+) BS (35)

43 HUKL! 339.03 112 P -(10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (22)

44 GOT GUll 430.85 43 -(0-5) - (10+) II, HP . (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (9)

45 LAlGULI 5049.30 413 P(2) -(10+) W -(0-5) - (10+) BS (89)

290

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No .. : 0110

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power lAnd US\! {ar~a llnd\!f dirkr~nt typ..:s of land u~!o! in h\!..;lar~~ rnund.:d to lwn d~cima! place~) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

FOI'l:st Irrigate'd Un-irrlgah!d Cuilurahlc Ar..:a not (hy s()un.:<: (,I' irri~wtion) wa:.-I\.! availahk

(in~:luding for cuitivathlI1 gau.:har rmd grov.:~)

(11) ~ 12') ~13! ~14) (15 ) ( 161 P71 (182 (11

PR YELLAPUR· IV· 15 EA 1022.60 138.13 32.43 31

PR YELlAPUR· IV· 15 813.43 65.37 16.25 32

KR YEllAPLiR~ IV' 8 493.36 42.19 15.36 33

PR YELlAPUR· IV' 22 EA 1108.30 142.50 56.63 34

KR 'YELlAPUR' IV' 18 EA 513.33 82.36 7.52 35

PR 'l'ELLAPUR' IV' 27 EA 2116.34 132.00 58.83 36

PR YELLAPUR· IV' 14 EA 924.54 78.03 13.08 37

PR YELlAPUR· IV· 10 EA 454.95 91.04 5.08 38

KR YELLAPUR· IV' 15 1440.00 21.09 25.46 39

KR YELlAPUR· IV' 9 521.27 84.82 0.81 3.37 40

KR YELLAPUR' IV, 13 236.35 31.13 2.79 41

PR YELlAPUR' IV· 11 393.36 94.36 0.40 7.49 42

KR YELLAPUR· IV' 14 307.11 30.94 0.98 43

KR YELlAPUR' IV· 14 423.81 7.00 0.04 44

KR YELLAPUR' IV' 15 4834.93 83.39 130.98 45

291

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C. Name of ~illage Total afl!a of Total AIl1~nities availahle (ifnnt availabl~ wilhin th~ village. a dash (.) is shown in the

No. the village Popu· column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) lation aJl(1 10+ kms of the nearest [!Iace where Ihe lih:ilily is availahle is giwnl· and Edlh.:a- Medical Drinking Pll!'t Day <>r Commllni~ati(Hl

No.of tional Wall.!r and Days of (Bus Stop.

HOllS\!- Tele· market! Railway Station.

hl,"b graph hal ifany Wakrway1

( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) "

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

46 KANNIGER I 1886.06 253 P -(10+) II, HP PO -(5-10) BS

(59)

47 KOLIKERI 1047.12 544 P - (5-10) II, HP - (0-5) - (5-10) BS

(97)

48 KANNADGAL 3558.15 1462 P(2) , M(2) -(5-10) II, HP PO -(5-10) BS

(275)

49 BELGER I 692.38 289 P -(0-5) II -(0-5) -(0-5) BS

(52)

50 ANGOD 2406.79 863 P(2), M -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS

( 145) Phone

51 SHISTAMUDI 593.23 246 P -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5)

(41)

52 KAMPLI 2315.02 2174 P(2), PHC, FPC, II, HP PTO, -(10+) BS

(436) M(Z) , fI, RP Phone

PUC

53 ALWAD 414.50 281 -(0-5) '(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(50)

54 MAlKOP 424.97 277 -(0-5) ·(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(58)

55 SHIMALA 1393.57 413 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, - (10+) -(0-5)

(70) Phone

56 YATGERI 893.46 57 -(0-5) '(10+) -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) ( 15)

57 MUDANGI 1179_14 75 - (0-5) -(10+) 1.1 - (5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) ( 15)

58 HITLASAR 239.88 205 -(0-5) -(0-5) '(0-5) -(10+) '(0-5) (32)

59 HALGOO 59.15 30 - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) - (10+) '(0-5) (6)

292

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.O.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No.: OJ 10

Approach Nearest Town. Class nfTnwn pl)w~r Land U~12: (area umkr dit'f.:r\!nt lypl!~ nf land US!! in h..:,.;lan:::. roumh::d to two dl!~imal pla~es) L.C to villag~ and distanc,c (in Km.) Supply No.

For~~t lrri~ah!d U n-irrigatl!d Culttlrahk Ar~a not (by smm;\! of irrigaliun) wa~h! ayailahl~

(in(lliding for cultivati()n gau...:har and grov\!~)

(11) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) ( 1)

PR YELLAPUR, IV' 15 EA 1829 .. 12 40.17 16.77 46

PR YELLAPUR' IV' 15 EA 980.13 62.73 4.26 47

PR YELLAPUR' IV· 9 EA 3218.87 311.49 27.79 48

PR YELLAPUR' IV' 4 635.25 54.25 2.88 49

PR YELLAPUR' IV' 5 EA 2142.65 234.99 0.20 28.95 50

KR YELLAPUR· IV· 3 EA 513.07 73.31 0.78 6.07 51

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 2045.75 Total 149.89 42.49 16.91 59.98 52 VI' 14 Tk 149.89

KR YELLAPUR· IV' 20 EA 343.80 Total 46.65 19.99 1.90 2.16 53 Tk 46.65

KR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 357.69 Total 29.45 26.00 3.37 8.46 S4 VI· 17 Tk 29.45

PR YELLAPUR' IV· 22 EA 1329.53 Total 48.66 8.50 0.40 6.48 55 Tk 48.66

KR YELLAPUR' IV' 29 888.78 Total 2.53 2.15 56 Tk 2.53

KR YELLAPUR· Ill· 30 1179.14 57

KR YELLAPUR· IV· 24 225.56 Total 10.91 1.63 1.21 0.57 58 Tk 10.91

KR YELLAPUR· IV· 23 46.36 Total 9.30 2.09 0.32 1.08 59 Tk 9.30

293

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C. Name of Village Total ar.:a of Total AIl1"niti,," avail. 111" (if not availahk within the villa!!e, a dash (-) is shown in the No, the village Popu- c<)llNhn and next to it in hrackcts. the diswnce in hroad ranges viz. -S kms. 5-10 k01"

(In hectares) lation and 10+ k01s of the ncarc,t ['1.1CC where the beilit, is availahle is given), ami Eduea- Medi.:al Drinkin!! Post Pay Hr Communication

No.of tional W(lt~r and Days of [Bus Stop. HOLJ~\!- Telc- markdl Railway Station.

holds graph hal if any Waterway I

( 1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) m (8) (9) ( 10)

60 BAICHGOO 266.35 163 P -(5-10) II -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(29)

61 DEVARKALLAHALLI 135.31 65 -(0-5) - (0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(11 )

62 HASANGI 855.56 906 P, M -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(10+) -(0-5)

(165) Phone

63 HALSINKOP 232.30 135 P . (0-5) II - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

(23)

64 HUNSEMANE 162.29 73 -(0-5) - (0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5)

( 13)

65 JADDIGADDE 195.75 101 P -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5 )

(21)

66 HULLARMANE 135.40 41 -(0-5) - (0-5) II, HP -(0-5 ) -(10+) -(0-5)

(6)

67 JAKKOLLI 685.06 235 P -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

(48)

68 SAVANE 439.83 122 p - (0-5) II -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5)

(23)

69 UCHAGERI 1278.87 653 P, M -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS

(131 )

70 BHARATANALLl 781.35 1006 P, M, H, -(0-5 ) II - (0-5) - (10+) BS

(213) AC

71 HASALMANE 121.86 22 -(0-5) -(0-5) II - (0-5) -( 10+) -(0-5)

(4)

72 BELLAMBI 615.89 199 p - (0-5) II -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(38)

73 SAMPEKOP 50.19 46 -(0'5) - (0- 5) II -(0-5) - (10+) - (0-5)

(8)

74 BI JANKOP 478.35 150 -(0,5) - (0-5) II -(0-5) -( 10+) '(0,5)

(26)

294

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C. D.Block : YELLAPUR; Cooe No.: 0110

Approach Neares! Town, Class of Town Power Utnd Usc (arl.!a 1I1uJcr different lypc!«t. of land llS!.! in hectares. founded to two df!:cimal places) L.C. 10 villag~ ~nd distan~~ (in Km.) Supply No.

For~'t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahl~ Ar~a not (hy .!'i()ur~c of irrigilli(HI) wa~h: avail.bk

(in~luding 1l1f ~uhivation

gall~har and gnlVc~)

( 11) (12) {m ( 14) (IS) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1)

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 26 228.77 Total 24.38 7.52 5.68 60 n 24.38

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 23 106.87 Total 19.82 4.17 3.92 0.53 61 n 19.82

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT. COLONY- EA 693.78 Total 66.94 35.49 33.97 25.38 62 111- 15 H. 66.94

KR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY- 196.85 Total 23.41 11.18 0.86 63 VI- 24 Tk 23.41

KR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY- 136.92 Total 16.57 6.94 1.86 64 VI- 24 Tk 16.57

KR YELLAPUR- [11- 30 182;95 Total 10.60 0.92 1.28 65 Tk 10.60

KR YELLAPUR- 1V- 29 131.78 Total 3.20 0.40 0.02 66

Tk 3.20

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 35 662.32 Total 19.74 0.50 2.50 67 Tk 19.74

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 31 413.95 Total 12.07 6.07 7.74 68

Tk 12.07

PR YELLAPUR- IV- 29 EA 1241.65 Total 18.99 8.15 1.74 8.34 69 Tk 18.99

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 686.82 Total 51.68 31.78 11.07 70 VI - 14 Tk 51.68

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 29 113.94 Total 4.48 3.39 0.05 71 Tk 4.48

KR YEllAPUR- IV- 32 587.40 Total 19.67 4.89 3.93 72 Tk 19.67

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 31 37.58 Total 10.72 1.33 0.56 73

GC 10.72

KR YELLAPUR- [11- 34 443.01 Total 29.13 5.07 1.14 74 Tk 29.13

295

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C Name of Village Total ar~a of Towl Atlleniti~s a""ilank (ifllot availanl~ within th~ villag~. a da,h (-) is shown in th~' No. th~ villag~ P0l'u- "Ollltlll1 and next to it in bra"kets. the distanc~ in broad rang~s viz. -5 kill,. 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) laliol1 and IOi- kills Oflh\! n\.!an:sl [!Ia~~ whl.!p,,: thl.! fa-:ilitJ;' i~ availahk is gi\l\!n!. and Edll,a- Medical Drinking Po,t Day or Communi<ati,lII No.nf tiona I Water and Days of IBus Stop. HOllsl.!- Td~- market! Railway Stati,'n. holds graph hat if any Waterway I

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

75 KUNDARGI 515.53 315 P, M P~C, FPC '.I, flP PTO, -( 10+) as (54) Phone

76 VANAKEMANE 87.52 58 P -(0-5) II - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) ( 10)

77 HEMMADI 1312.91 738 P(2) -(5-10) II - (5-10) - (10+) -(5 -10) (138)

78 BHARANI 604.06 362 P -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (75)

79 KANNOR -HEGGARN I 337.53 176 - (0-5) -(0-5) II - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (30)

80 TAREHALLI 1715.78 924 P(2) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) ( 170)

81 KOTEMANE 169.82 190 P, M -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (29)

82 TOTADKALLALLI 283.64 204 - (0-5) - (0-5) - (0-5), :(10+) - (0-5) (36)

83 KANNENAHALLI 358.35 161 P -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (29)

84 SHIGEMAUEUMMACHAGI 278.34 766 P, M D, RP II, HP PO, -(10+) 8S

( 153) Phone

85 HIRESAR 258.77 174 p - (0-5) IJ - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (30)

86 SANKADGUND I 86.45 36 -(0-5) - (0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (6)

87 KANGOD-aAlEHADD 325.58 245 P, M - (0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (47)

88 CHAVATTI 699_:>2 442 P, M PHC W, HP PO, -(10+) as (96) Phone

89 I LEHALLI 1894.54 354 P - (0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (53)

296

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Namt! of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Codt! No.: 0110

Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land u,~ (ar~a und~r din".:r~nl types orland usc in hectares mundcd to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

FOf.:st Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahle Ar.:a not (hy source of irrigation) waste available

(including lor cultivation gauchar and groves)

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1)

PR YELLAPUR· IV' 28 EA 445.23 Total 45.41 17.67 0.29 6.93 75

Tk 45.41

I(R YElLAPUR· IV' 30 77.41 lotal 8.41 1.33 0.37 76 Tk 8.41

I(R 'MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY· 1237.98 lotal 51.00 17.16 6.77 77 VI- 8 lk 51.00

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- 524.84 Total 47.00 28.05 4.17 78 VI- 8 Tk 47.00

KR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- 283.51 Total 39.73 13.74 0.55 79

VI- 6 Tk 39.73

PR NAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 1556.23 Total 110.45 29.00 16.17 3.93 80 VI· 3 Tk 110.45

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 147.88 Total 12.89 7.17 1.88 81 VI· 9 Tk 12.89

KR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 223.85 Total 41.27 14.43 4.09 82 IV' 12 Tk 41.27

PR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 291.30 Total 35.21 26.54 5.30 83 VI' 22 Tk 35.21

PR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 215.92 Total 41.94 7.43 5.74 7.31 84 VI· 21 Tk 41.94

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- EA 192.72 Total 29.11 31.74 5.20 85 VI· 20 Tk 29.11

PR SIRSI· 11- 25 EA 71.33 Total 9.54 4.03 1.55 86 Tk 9.54

KR SIRSI· II· 23 EA 271.10 Total 35.79 12.95 5.74 87 Tk 35.79

PR SIRSI- 11- 22 EA 624.39 Total 44.11 17.83 3.37 9.62 88

Tk 44.11

PR SIRSI- II· 25 1797.77 Total 48.24 16.19 32.34 89 Tk 48.24

c!iN-3Z

297

VILLAGE

AMENITIES Name of C:D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C. Name of Village Tolal area of Totlll AI1l~nili~s availabl.: (if nlll availallie within Ihe viJllIg~. II dash (-) is sh<lwn in the No. the village Popu- ",:o!uInn and nl!xt \0 it ill hrack..:ts. th~ dislan...:1.! in hr(.)ad rang~~ vil.. -.'\ kIn)!;,. 5 .. 10 ktns.

(In hectares) latinll and 10+ km, <If the nearest [!In"e where the fa"iliti' i~ availahle is given), and Educa- Medkal Drinking Post Day Ilr Commllllicalion No,of ti.'na] Wah:r and Days of IlJug Slop. Hnu~\!- Tde· market! Railway Station. hllld~ graph hat ifany Waterwayl

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) m (8) (9) (10)

90 HI TlAlll 1404.31 766 P, M 0 II, HP PO, -(10+) BS (148) Phone

91 BIDRAllI 355.22 170 P . (0-5) W, OTH . (0,5) ·(10+) 'CO-5) (35)

92 KUSGUll 291.27 364 P, M - (0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) as (60)

93 KUNOUR 209.42 136 P - (0-5) w - (0-5) . (10+) - (0-5)

(24)

94 YEDALLI 88.75 93 -(0-5) -(0-5) w - (0-5) -(10+) • (0- 5)

(14 )

95 TaL GOO 910.69 303 P, M -(0-5) - (0-5) -(10+) as (60)

96 HARIGADDE 716.49 217 - (0-5) -(5010) II -(5-10) -(10+) - (0-5)

(42)

97 MAGOD 2157.57 409 PO) -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (73) Phone

98 HEGGUMBLI 1135.88 219 P(2), M RP PO, ·(10+) 8S

(39) Phone

99 HOLEMADU 85.81 88 - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (17)

100 OEVARGAODE 531.66 304 P -(10+) - (0-5) - (10+) BS (48)

101 SULGAR 216.65 137 P, M, AC -(0'5) - (0-5) - (10+) BS (21)

102 HULGAO~ 391.34 132 -(0'5) -(10+) II - (0-5) -(10+) - (0-5)

(22)

103 ANAL GAR 76.41 84 -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) - (10+) BS (14)

104 BALEKANI 411.90 186 P -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) . (10+) - (0-5) (32)

298

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Namt: of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; CoJt: No.: 0110

Approach Nearest Town.'Class of Town Pow~r Land use (aron under diffor~nt types of land IISC in heclar"s munded to two docimal plaeos) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No.

Fur~st Irrigated U n-irrigal..:d Culturahk Area nut (hy sOllr~~ of irrigation) wasI~ available

(including for cultivation gauchar and grL)v~s)

~ 1 1 ~ ~ 12~ P3l ~14~ ilSl ~ 16~ (17) (18) ( 1)

PR SIRSI- t 1- 29 EA 1290.83 Total 66.28 43.26 3.94 90 Tk 66.28

PR MACOD KPC PROJECT COLONY· 277 .62 Total 45.78 28.96 2.86 91 VI- 18 Tk 45.78

PR MAGOD kPC PROJECT COLONY' EA 219.18 Total 22.50 11.82 13.10 24.67 92 VI- 17 Tk 22.50

KR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY' fA 160.28 Total 34.64 11.14 2.59 0.77 93 VI- 17 Tk 34.64

KR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY' 58.92 Total 15.79 3.82 0.36 9.86 94 VI- 19 Tk 15.79

PR MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY' 800.64 Total 73.17 30.70 6.18 95 VI- 19 Tk 73.17

PR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY- 662.06 Total 36.72 8.85 8.86 96 VI- 21 Tk 36.72

PR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 2011.87 89.18 121.60 97 VI- 1

PR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 1072.69 54.64 8.55 98 VI- 14

KR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY· 69.51 15.20 1.10 99 VI- 3

PR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY' 479.55 50.39 1.72 100 VI- 4

KR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY- 182.36 32.59 1. 70 101 VI- 12

KR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY- 360.19 30.46 0.69 102 VI- 13

KR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY' 62.74 13.36 0.31 103 VI- 11

KR MAGao KPC PROJECT COLONY' 351.97 58.47 1.46 104 VI- 10

299

VILLAGE

Name of C.D.Block : YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110 AMENITIES

L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Ameniti~s availahl~ {ifnnt availahk within tho vill.go. a dash (-) is .hown in th~ No. the village Popu- ~llilimn and n~xt to it in bra"k~ts. th~ distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 "lOS. (In hectares) lalion and 10+ kInS ofthl! n\!arl.!!:Ot ~lacl.! wh'O!r~ the I:l~ilitv i!-' availahk is givCfll'

and Edu"a- Modi"al Drinking Post Day or C()I1nnUnlcalion No.of lional Waler and Days of IBus SlOp. HO\H.c- Tde- mark",! Railway Station. holds graph hal if any Walaway!

~ 11 m ~31 ~41 ~51 ~6l m (8) (9) PO)

105 HASTAKARGADDE 144.94 62 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (9)

106 SHIGEPAL 28.54 42 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(0-5) -(0-5) - (5-10) (6)

107 KAIIOIKERI 147.41 147 -(0-5) -(5-10) II -(0-5) '(5-10) BS (31)

108 NANDOlL! 475.62 459 P, M, AC RP II, TK PO, -(5-10) as (90) Phone

109 BElKHANDA 370.37 219 P - (5-10) II -(0'5) - (5-10) BS (36)

110 CHANDGUlI 3331.40 1179 p -(5-10) II PO . (5-10) BS (221)

III MAlAlGAON 784.61 138 P, M - (5-10) II, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS (26)

112 HUTHKHAND 2480.11 983 P(3), M - (5-10) 101, HP PO - (5-10) BS (176)

113 SOMANAllI 1508.21 288 P(2) -(5-10) II -(5-10) -(10+) - (5-10) (53)

114 KAlSOOR 1345.60 266 P -(10+) II, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (46)

115 HEGGAPUR 280.33 64 -(0-5) -(10+) 1.1, HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (11 )

116 . MADNUR 7585.04 2946 P(10), M -(10+) II, HP PO -(10+) ElS (570)

117 K1RIIATTl 3324.47 3553 P(4), M, H PHC, FPC II, HP PTO, SUN BS (696) Phone

118 KANCHANAHAlll 7463.45 1564 P(3) -(0-5) II, HP - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (256)

119 HOSAlLl 1387.34 1471 P(2) -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (266)

300

DIRECTORY

AND LA N D USE Nalllt: ofC.D.Block: YELLAPUR; Code No.: 0110

Approach Near~sl Town, Class of Town Powl!r Land us~ (ar~a IlJld~r difl~r~nt IYP~' of land u~ in h~ct"r~s rnuJld~d In two d~cilnal pia",",.) L.C. 10 villag~ and distance (in Ktn.) Supply --._<--- --------- No.

For~sl Jrrigal~d Un~irrjgah!d Clllturabl~ Ar~8- not

(hy [<O(_lUn;\! of irrigatinn) waSh: availabk (induding t(>r ~ultivalinn gau~har and gnw\!s)

(1 1) (12) (13) <14 ) < 15) (16) (17) (18) ( 1 )

KR YELLAPUR· IV' 8 131.17 12.69 1.08 105

ICR YELlAPUR~ IV' 6 23.94 4.0 0.17 106

PR YELlAPUR· IV· 6 EA 125.61 Total 17.57 2.06 1.74 0.43 107 Tk 17.57

PR MACOO KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 402.77 65.44 7.41 108 VI' 8

KR MAGOO KPC PROJECT COLONY' 320.10 48.82 1.45 109 VI- 4

PR MACOD KPC PROJECT COLONY· EA 2998.01 Total 201. 03 102.69 24.00 5.67 110 VI· 6 Tk 201. 03

PR MACOO KPC PROJECT COLONY· 715.06 Total 25.31 28.22 15.34 0.68 111 VI· 8 Tk 25.31

PR YELLAPUR· IV· 7 EA 2049.78 Total 133.61 37.96 15.36 243.40 112 Tk 133.61

KR YElLAPUR' IV· 27 1443.91 Total 32.39 11.83 2.70 17.38 113 Tk 32.39

KR YELLAPUR· IV' 18 1283.06 31.55 30.99 Ill,

KR YELLAPUR- IV' 18 242.46 37.87 115

PR YELLAPUR- IV· 18 EA 7116.61 398.07 70.36 116

PR 'fELLAPUR' IV· 18 EA 3060.24 209.16 5;.0'7 117

KR YELLAPUR- IV· 20 EA 7160.87 182.10 120.48 118

PR YElLAPUR' IV· 23 fA 1319.53 28.76 20.62 18.43 119

301

VILLAGE

AMENITIES NalOeofC.D.Block: YELLAPUR; Code No. :0110

L.C. Nam~ of Villag~ To!.al art!8 of Total AllI~niti~" availahle (if not aV8ilahl~ within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in hrackets. the distan .. " in hruad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms.

(In hectares) lotion and 10+ kttls oflhe nearest I!la,e where the ti"ilitr is availah!.: is giwn). and Ed"c.- Medic,,1 Drinking Post ' Day or COinmunication No.of tinnal Water and Days of IBus Stop. HOllsc- Telc· I'narket! Railway Station holds graph hat if any Waterway]

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

120 BANKASALI 1468.47 11 - (0-5) -(10+) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -( 10+) - (0-5)

(2)

121 BENDIGERI 553.51 38 -(0-5) - (10+) - (5-10) -( 10+) - (0-5)

(9)

122 BHOMNALLi 319.37 81 - (0-5) - (10+) 1.1, HP - (5-10) - (10+) -(0-5)

(15 )

123 GAD I JOGADMANE 457.45 16 - (0-5) - (10+) - (5-10) -(10+) -(0-5)

(5)

124 PURATBHOMNALLI . 569.81 25 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS

(7)

125 BILKI 1517.95 281 P -(5-10) 1.1, HP - (0-5) -(10+) BS

(43)

126 KERE HOSALLI 664.48 217 P - (5-10) 1.1, HP -(5-10) -(10+) - (5- 10)

(44)

127 CHIKKOTTI 1030.55 324 P - (0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (61)

Tetal (Sum) 123585.18 50902 P( 129), PHC(8) ,

(9506) M(42) • 0(2),

H(7), PUC, FPC(4),

AC(3) RP(S)

302

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Bh:k : YELLAPUR; Code No.: 0110

Approach " N~ar~sl Town. Class of Town P"w~r Land us~ '(arca umkr difl"rcnllyp~> "fland usc in hectar~> rounded to two decimal places) L,C, 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No,

Forest irrigal\!d Un~irrigat\:d Cuhurahlc Area not (hy SOllTce of ilTigation) wasl~ available

(including for cultivation gauchar and grovl.!s)

( 11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (12

I(R YELLAPUR- IV- ?O 1418.64 13.30 36.53 120

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 30 514.78 Total 13.76 4.05 20.92 121 fL' 13.76

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 22 287.70 Total 12.55 4.35 5.76 9.01 122 Tk 12.55

KR YELlAPUR- IV- 29 446.85 10.60 123

Pil YELLAPUR- IV- 22 555.95 Total 2.67 11.19 124 fk 2.67

PR YEUAPUR- IV- 22 1448.59 Total 44.17 12.14 13.05 125 Tk 44.17

KR Y'ELLAPUR- IV- 27 586.55 Total 40.62 11.33 1.11 24.87 126 Tk 40.62

KR YELLAPUR- IV- 19 919.81 Total 66.51 8.09 9.79 26.35 127 Tk 66.51

113108.43 Total 2139.97 6132.97 ' 209.95 2058.94 Tk 2129.25 GC 10.72

303

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APPENDIX-I -

C'.D,BLOCK/TALUKWISE ABSTRACT OF EDLJC:\TIONAL,

Sl. Name of Taluk/C,D.Block EdUl;:at i ona l No.

Primary School Middle School Matriculationt Secondary School

Villages Institu- Villages Institu- Vi llages Institu-tions tions tions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ANKOlA 70 123 39 44 10 11

2 BHATKAl 37 97 21 35 4 5

3 HAUYAl 73 90 17 19 4 4

4 HONAVAR 84 189 44 68 16 16

5 KARWAR 50 147 36 63 19 22

6 KUMTA 95 171 51 72 19 21

7 HUNDGOD 64 101 21 32 5 6

8 SIDDAPUR 141 189 78 87 16 17

9 SIRSI 182 208 81 87 14 15

10 SUPA 76 124 16 21 5 5

11 YELLAPUR 88 129 38 42 7 7

DISTRICT 960 1568 442 570 119 129

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MEDICAL AND OTHER A~lE\ITILS

Educational (concld.)· Sl. No.

Higher Secondary/ College (Graduate Adult literacy Others Villages with PUC/Intermediate/ and above) Class/Centres no educational Junior College faci l iti es

vi llages Institu- Villag~s Institu- . vi llages Institu- Villages Institu-tions , tions tions tions

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

0 0 0 0 0 0 14

0 0 7 7 0 0 23 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 3

14 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 !

4 4 0 0 2 2 5 5

2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 6

0 0 0 0 20 7

3 3 0 0 0 0 58 8

0 0 0 0 0 0 40 9

0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 40 10

0 0 3 3 0' 0 39 11

18 18 3 3 10 10 2 2 304

307

APPENDIX-I

C.D.BLOCK/TALUKWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL,

Sl. Name of Taluk/C.D.Block Medical No.

Dispensary Hospital Maternity & Child Primary Health Welfare Centre/ Centre/Primary Maternity Home/ Health Unit Chi ld WeI fare Centre

Vi llages Institu' Vi llages Institu- Villages Institu- Villages Institu-tions tions tions tions

2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

ANKOLA 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4

Z BHATKAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4

3 HALIYAL 0 0 0 0 4 It

4 HONAVAR 0 0 0 0 a 0 9 9

5 KARWAR 0 0 10 10

6 KUMTA 0 0 0 0 5 5

7 MUNOGOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4

8 SIODAPUR 0 0 0 0 5 5

9 SIRSI 0 0 0 0 8 8

10 SUPA 2 2 0 0 0 ·0 6 6

11 YELLAPUR 2 2 0 a a a 8 8

DISTRICT 8 8 67 67

308

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i.1EDlCAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

Medi~al (concld.) 51. No.

Famity Planning Health Centre Community Health Others Vi llages Centre Yorkers with no

medical facilities

Vi llages lnsti tu' Vi II ages lnstitu- Villages Nunber Villages Institu-tions tions tions

\ 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

4 4 0 0 0 0 6 6 76

3 3 ·0 0 0 0 2 2 55 2

¥+ 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 105 3

6 6 0 0 0 0 21 21 63 4

5 5 0 0 0 0 8 16 38 5

5 5 0 0 0 0 20 20 90 6

3 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 78 7

4 4 0 0 0 0 6 6 188 8

6 6 0 0 15 15 200 9

3 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 107 10

4 4 0 0 0 0 5 5 114 11

47 47 0 0 92 100 1114

309

APPENDIX -I -

C.D.HLOCK/TAUJKWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL.

SI. Name of Taluk/ DriilkTng lJater-. -.------------------------No_ C.D.Block

Tap Well Tank Tube Well River Fountain Canal Others Mor:e than \ Vi llages wi th one source no drinking

water facility of any type

2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

ANKOLA 13 84 0 0 0 0 0 63 63 0

2 BHATKAL 0 60 0 0 0 0 49 49 0

3 HALIYAl 16 101 4 3 a a 104 100 0

4 HONAVAR 91 0 0 4 0 0 50 54 0

5 KARWAR 16 55 0 a 2 0 0 22 34 0

6 KUMTA 10 111 0 0 0 0 96 94 0

7 MUNDGOO 9 78 8 0 0 0 78 76 0

8 SIDDAPUR 19 199 0 13 4 0 0 159 191 0

9 SIRSI 5 221 0 206 0 0 3 209 0

10 SUPA 7 107 0 0 0 77 76 4

11 YELLAPUR 0 127 3 0 10 0 0 59 7,1 0

DISTRICT 96 1234 9 229 26 0 0 760 1017 4

APPENDIX-II -

l.AND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF

51. Warne of Town and Taluk Land Use (i.e., area under diHerent types of land use No. (within brackets)

Total Area (Hcct3res 0.00) Forest Irrigated by source

2 3 4 5

1. Ambikanagar (Hal iyal) Data not available

2. Binaga (Karwar) Data not available

3. C,aneshgudi (Supa) Data not avai lable

4. Kadra KPC Project (Karwar) Data not available

5. Magod (Yellapur) Data not avai lable

310

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MEOICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES ,r

Post & Telegraph

PJO. P. T .0. P.O. & P.T.O.& Phone Bus Stpp Railway Navigable Phone Phone Station Water WHy

45 46 47 48 4':;---SO-----5-1 -

22

2

12

16

19

11

11

26

48

11

195

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o

o

o

o

o

o

2 8

6 9

6 9

5, 25

o 12

7 23

2 7

16 9

14 9

o 5

10 9

68 125

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

51

o 21

o 61

o 91

o 42

3

o 37

o 117

135

33

o 56

6 727

NON-MUNICIPAL:. TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

o

o

2

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

3

52

o

o

o

6

o

17

o

o

o

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23

No. Available Not avai­

lable

53

84

59

109

76

32

86

57

113

164

32

50

862

54

o

2

3 3

16 4

23 5

27 6

27 7

86 8

58 9

84 10

77 11

402

Name of Town and Taluk (within brackets)

Sl. No.

Un-irrigated Culturable waste (including gauchar- Area not available and groves) for cultivation

6 7 8 2

Data not available Ambikanagar (Haliyal) 1.

Data not available ijinaga (Karwar) 2.

Data not avai lable Ganeshgudi (Supa) 3.

Data not available Kadra KPC Project (Karwar) 4.

Data not available _Magod (Yellapur) 5.

311

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LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES EXCEPT DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of TaLuk/C.D.BLock SL.No. Name of ViLLage L.C. No.

2 3 4

BHATKAL BAST! GALMI GTE (KOPPA ) 9

HALIYAL 1 MUNDKI 15 2 JATGE 33 3 ARSHINGERI 64

KARWAR KAMARGAOH 31

KUMTA 1 MAN I KATTA 2 2 YEDTARE 17 3 ALGAR 73

MUNDCOO 1 KUNDARGI 5 2 TEGINKOPPA 27 3 BALEHALL I (F) 30, 4 BOKANGUDDE $5 5 HALHARVI 63 6 HOSTOT 65 7 ATABAIL (F) 70 8 AHATGAR (F) 72 9 VIRAPUR (F) 73

10 DOODAHARVAlLI 76 11 CHALGERI (F) 79 12 GHANADAHALll (F) '81 13 TATTIHALll (F)-KATUR 82 14 HUll HONDA (F) 92

SIDDAPUR 1 DUGDIKOPPA 8 2 HEGGADDE 24 3 NAlIGAR 31 4 BANOISAR 34 5 UPPADAKI 35 6 TUMARGOO 41 7 MATTIGAR 63 8 MASALEMARKI 74 9 TAlEKERI 80

10 NIRGOO 82 11 KADVAOI' 9r 12 NAIGAR 94 13 HONNEt<OMB 102 14 HAlEGOIJRI 125 15 HOSKOPPA 135 16 GHATTIKAI 13'8 17 SURGIKOPPA 149, 18 HANGARKHAND 153 19 MAlOBALAGAR 155 20 BIDARMANE 176 21 HALE HAllA 187 22 TANDAGUNDI 189 23 HUTAGAR 190 24 NANDYANE 193 25 MULGUNDA 197 26 KELAGIN SARAKUll 201

SIRSI 1 NURKAlAKOPPA 16 2 BUGADI 70 3 KAllALLI 76 4 JADDIGADDE 83

312

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LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES EXCEPT DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk/C.D.Block , SloNo. Name of Vi t lage. L.C. No.

2 3 4

SIRSl (Concld. ) 5 HAlLUSARGl 96 6 BAlEKAIMANE 147 7 CHICKDUGLl 159 8 MUNDGEHALlI 172 9 KOGOO 174

lD GONGATTA 1'94 ,". MUOEBAIl 204 '12 WADGERI 205 13 KOTEKOPPA 208 14 KYADGIKOPPA 219 15 MUGILKOPPA 224

SUPA 1 BAMMAIJADl 4 2 VELIEFKUMBELI 7 3 KASARWAOl 12 4 DURGl 13 5 DONSHET 16 6 PUSHElI 18 7 BADGUND 20-8 AMARDE 28 9 AMAGAON 33

10 VARANDE 44 11 KATEl 47 12 CHAPAKHAND 54 13 NAGAR I 55 14 KUMBHELI 57 15 TINAIKHANO 58 16 SHEVAlI 65 17 CHAFER 67 18 BHEDASGADDE 68_ 19 VADKAl 69 20 NETURGE 72 21 KOTHALLI 74 22 RANGARUK 91 23 VARLEIJADI 92 24 KUNAGINI 94 25 DURG 98 26 KASARlE 105 27 AVEDAPOPAlAIJADl 110 28 SHlRAGURE 113 29 VIRAL 115 30 PISOSE 116 31 VlRANJOl 122

YEllAPUR 1 JOGAlEPAl 17 2 KANUR 23 3 TARGAR 29 4 lINGADBAll 33 5 GOTGULI 44 6 VATGERl 56 7 MUDANGI 57 8 HITLASAR 58 9 HAL GOD 59

10 DEVARKALLAHALLI 61 11 HUNSEMANE 64 12 HUllARMANE 66 13 HASAlMANE 71

313

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LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION 'OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name df village L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages)

. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

C.O.BLOCK ANKOLA

o . 5 6 KAVALALLI 9 SUNKSAL 10 KOOLAGAOOE 13 KALLESHWAR 15 HALVALLI 17 AGSUR 18 AOLUR 21 LAXMESHIIAR 23 ULIIARE 28 SHIRUR 47 BHASGOO 50 BOBRUWAOA 51 TENKANKERI 61 HEGRE 62 AD I GONE 63 MANJAGUNI 64 HONNEBAIL 67 BELEKERI 69 HARIIADA 80 HATTIKERI 86 BHAVIKERI

6 . 10 1 HOSGADOE 7 HEBBUL 29 $ELSE 34 GUNDABALA 35 HILLUR 43 KAREBAIL 60 AGRAGONE 68 AVERSA 70 SAKALBEN

11 . 15 19 BOLE 22 BALALE 27 SAGADG~RI 32 VASARKUORIGE 38 ACHAVE 56 KANAGll 57 HICHKAO 84 SHIRKULI

16 - 20 36 KUNTGANI 45 MOGTA 54 SHETGERI 85 ALGERI

21 - 30 20 VANDIGE 53 SURVE

31 + 55 KOGRE 83 BALEGULI

C.D.BLOCK BHATKAL

o . 5 2 JOLI 5 BELALKHANDA 6 KOTKHANOA 7 KITRE 13 HALLYANI 27 HAOHIN

33 TALAN 34 MARUKERI 35 , HADVALL I 46 PURVARGA 49 MUTTALLI 50 . -HAOTl 52 KONAR 55 MUOBHATKAL 56 MAVALLl 58 KOPPA

6 . 10 4 VENKATAPUR 24 NUZ 57 BAILUR

11 . 15 12 HASARVALLI 60 BENGRE 61 KA'IKJNI

16 . 20 32 TALGOO 59 SHIRALI

21 - 30 3 HEBLE 29 MUNDALLI 30 MAVINKURVE

31 + 25 BELKE 26 GORTE 31 KARIKAL 48 BELNI

Note Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population.

314

APPENDlX-I~(A) - VILLAGE D1RECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED 'CASTES TO 'fOTAL POPULATION BY R~NGES

, Range of L.C. ,Name of'vi llage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village ( Schedulted No. No. No.

Castes Population (Percentages)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1

C.tiiL,OCK HALlYAl

o '- 5 ' 4 HULLATTI 5 TIMMAPUR 7 MANGALWAD I , , 10 HUNSWAD 16 SATtlAlll 17 ARLWAD 20 DUSGI 21 MUTTALMURI 23 TERGAON 24 MAGWAo 30 KAWALWAD 32 BASWALLI 35 JAMGE 36 NAND I GAOOE 38 KHURD KANCHANAHALLI 39 MUGADKOP 40 MALWAOI 41 CH[BBAlGER[ 42 KHAMDOlLi 43 ALOLLI 44 TEGNALLI 47 GOLEHALLI 48 NAGSHETTIKOP 49 JOGANlCOP 51 TATWANI 55 SAMBRANI 61 KUMBARKOP 67 DOOKOP 74 NILWANI 82 GAROOLll

100 KEGoAL 110 BAoAlCAMSHIRDA 114 BEOARSHIRGUR 115 VITNAL' 117 GOBRAL. 123 BJDROLLJ 129 NIRALGI 130 JAWALLI 132 AJGAON 133 AlUR

6 10 13 SHINGATGERI 18 HOMNALLI 19 MADNALLI 28 SHIVAPUR 37 BElWATGI 50 8UZRUK KANCHANALLI 54 MUNoWAD 57 KURIGAoDE 58 KESROlLi 65 KALGINKoP 70 TATTIGERI 73 HOSUR 76 GUNoOLU\ 78 KAR IY AMPALI 79 TATGERA 81 AGASALKATTA 91 BOMNALLI 111 KARWAo

113 AMBEWAol 121 RAMAPUR 122 MOOALGERA

11 - 15 6 HAVGI 25 KERWAD 26 MURKWAD 31 HAMPEHALLI 45 ~HANASGERI 56 KARlKATTA 98 BHAGWATI 125 YEDOGA

16 - 20 22 ANTROlU 53 AHMANKOP 75 BUKKANKOP

21 - 30 104 GUTTI 105 KULGI

31 + 29 GULEDKOP 59 HAlSl 66 AJMlNHAl 126 BALOGA

C.o.BLOCK HONAVAR

0-5 5 HADGERI 9 CHANDAVAR 11 HOOKESH I RUR 12 AUNSALLI 14 NILKOO 15 SAlKOO 19 VANDOOR 21 HAVINKURVE 22 HANDAlKURVE 24 AROLL I-MUNDGOO 29 CHIKKANKOO 31 GUNDABALA 37 NAGARABASTIKERI 38 HULEGAR 39 HANEHALll KABBINHAKKAL 53 JALWALLI 55 KHARWA 61 APSARAKONDA 62 KElC;INOOR 63 KASARKOO 65 HOSPATTAN 68 KElGIN-IDGUNJI 69 MELIN-IDGUNJI 70 BAlKUR 72 TAlGOO 77 HINNUR 81 MAGOO 89 -KOT 92 ADUKAl

315

APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.B,lOCK HONAVAR (Concld.)

6 - 10 2 HAlDIPUR 3 NAVllGONE 13 KADlE 16 MUGI,IA 17 HOSAKUlI 28 HAOINBAl 46 HERANGAOI 50 KELGIN-MUDKANI ~2 JAlIiAL-I(ARKI 74 HELIN-MANNIGE

11 - 15 6 KAOTOKA 7 KEKKAR 20 KARK.! 41 HADGERI 44 KUDRIGE 49 MELlNHUOKANl 59 HANKI 87 HERAll

16 - 20 NIL

21 - 30 93 DOSSDO

31 + 47 ADKAR

C.D.BLOCK KARIoIAR

o - 5 2 TOOUR 3 AMDALU 5 CHENDIYE 6 ARCA 10 SAV~NTIoIADA 11 MADHEIoIAOA

12 KANASGIRI 13 CHITAKUlA 14 MAJIILI 15 AHGADI 16 MUDGERI 17 ARAV 28 ULGA 29 BHAIRE 33 GOTEGALI -34 KADRA 37 KAIGA 40 VIRJE 41 MAllAPUR 42 KERIoIADI 44 KATAR 45 KINNAR 48 DEVAlMAKKI 51 NAGEKOVE 55 SHIRIoIAD 56 MAKHERI

6 - 10 18 KOlGA 22 HANKON 30 GOYAR 35 BAlEMANE 36 DEVAKAR 38 HAnU~A 46 IoIAlllolADA

11 - 15 57 KAOIolAO

16 - 20 NIL

21 30 NIL

31 + Nil

C.D.BLOCK KUMTA

0-5 1 CHITRAGI 4 KALSHAG 5 HOlANAGADDE 6 GUD£ANGADI 8 HUBBANGERI 9 KAGAL

10 AGHANASHINI 15 NAGUR 19 SANDOLLI-MUTTOLll 20 YAN 26 SHIRGUNJI 27 SANTURE 33 ANTRAVAlll 35 DIVGI 49 BARGI

316

APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTiON OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO lfOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of vi! lage L.C. Name of village l.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages)

,1 2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.BLOCK KUMTA (.Col"lcld.)

0-5 51 KOOKANI . 52 Yf\TTINABAIL 55 ALVALLI (Concid.> 58 KARKIMAKKI 59 KAllABBE 61 KAHDVAlll

62 KAVA LAD 1 70 SOPP I NAHOSAlll 74 BASOLL! 79 SANTEGULl 81 BASTlKERI 83 o I VALLI 8f+ SANTGAL 93 TALGo{) 99 GOKARN

100. BIDRAGERI 113 BIIAVIKODlA 114 NADUMASKERI 115 HARUMASKERI 116 BANKIKODLA 117 HOSKERl 118 KAOIME

6 - 10 11 MIRJAN 16 '((LVALL! 22 HARlTA 53 KUJALLI 57 MUROOR 63 KANAKALE 71 MEDINl 86 HOLEGADDE 87 DEVGIRI 88 MATH 97 .KALKERI 107 MAD ANGER I

11 - 15 3 HALKAR 29 UPPINAPATTAN 31 ALKOO 32 NILKOO 36 HEGDE 48 KURIGADDE 91 KADEKOOI 95 KONALL!

16 - 20 7 BAAD 94 URKERI 96 VAlGALlI 109 HlREGUTTI 119 HANEHAlL!

21 - 30 89 HARNIR "1 MORBA

31 + 23 ANEGUNDI 69 NORSE 92 HANDIGONE 101 NAGERBAIL

C.D.BLOCK MtiNDGOO

0-5 "7 KALAGANAKOPPA 16 HIREHALlI 17 . KAVALKOPPA 18 ANDALGI 19 KALKERI 32 GUNJAVATl 33 YEREBAIL 37 HUNGUNDA 41 TATTI HALLI (MUNDGOO) 42 . PALA 45 KALKOPPA 54 KVADCIKOP 61 KODAMB! (F) 62 KURL! 66 UMACHAGI 78 CHIlGERI 79 CHALGERI (F) 80 CHIPAGERI 89 MARGADI 90 ORALGI

6 . 10 8 MALAVALLI 9 LAKKOLlI 12 SANAVALL! 15 CH I GALLI 21 BASAVANKOPPA 22 MAINALLl 24 CHAVADALLl 29 KUSUR 30 BALEHALLI (F) 31 UGGINKERI 34 HULIHONDA 52 JANGERI 56 HOSKOPPA 64 BALEKOPPA 68 BEDSGAON 85 KATUR 86 MUOSALI

11 - 15 13 BAPPALGUNDI 35 NAND I KATTA 3~ INDOOR 40 KOP-INDOOR 47 KOP-GOTGUDI 49 KOLGI 59 SIODAPUR

317

APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LlST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of l.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population

. (Percentages)

2 3 4 6 7

C.D.BLOCK MUNDGOO (Concld. )

16 - 20 1 MUNOAGOO 3 BACH'ANKI 4 NYASARGI II AJJIHALLl 44 BHAORAPURA 50 HARAGANAHALLI 74 RAMAPUR 87 ALALLI 91 SHINGANAliALLI

21 . 30 6 MALAGANAKOPPA 10 SALGAON 25 KYSANKERI 28 KARGOLL! 48 MALGI 51 VEERAPUR i

31 + 5 KUNOARGI 26 TAMYANKOPPA 27 TEGINKOPPA 36 AGADI 38 WADAGATTA 58 NAGINKERI' 7S AHANGI 76 OOOOAHARVALLI 84 NAGNOOR !

C.D.BLOCK SIDOAPUR

0-5 13 HANJIBAIL 14 HOSUR 17 BEOKANI 21 BHANKULI 28 KAVALKOPPA 33 GOLGOD 39 MANOLIKOPPA 43 AIGOD 50 BALIKOPPA 53 MALAVAJAPPI 56 MALAVALLI 57 HEGGEKOPPA 60 HASVANTE 78 WAJAGOO 94 NAIGAR

105 OJ AGAR 106 SOVINKOPPA 108 TARKHANDI\ 109 KAnEKAI 111 HOSMANJU 115 NIRGAR 119 AlAVALL! 122 UMBALMANE 131 YELUGAR 134 KALKATTE HUNASEKOPPA 136 TAREHALLI-KANSUR 141 SHElUR 146 KOOGADDE 159 MATTIHALLI 160 SAMPAGOO 161 KOOSAR 163 HUT AGAR 170 SHAMEMANE 171 KARJAGI 179 BALEKOPPA 183 HOSTQTA 188 HANOIYANE14ATH 195 HULLUNDE 196 NIRGAN 199 it;ANCHlKAI 200 MANIGAR

6 - 10 1 KONOLl 3 SHIRALGI 6 MUGDUR 19 GUNJAGOO 25 BIDARKAN 42 NIOGOO 44 KANGOO 47 KASTUR 49 AVARGUPPA 55 MUSVALLI 62 HUSUR 76 KELGINMANE 79 DANMAV 80 TALEKERI B4 KAUNSlE 88 KALKA I 93 KADVADI 96 BEGAR 99 KYADGI 114 BllGI 118 !TAGI

120 CHANDRAGHATGI 126 HASARGOO 128 'ADKALLl 147 KALGADDE 148 MUOHALL! lSI HIREKAI 156 HALKANI 162 BHANDARKERI 165 MUlHALL! 166 HARSHIKATTA 168 HONNEHADDA 174 ATTIMURD 179 ANALEBAIL 178 HEGNUR 186 SHIVAlMANE 194 HEGGARNI

11 - IS 7 KAVANCHUR 16 TYARASHI 66 HALGERI 69 HEMAGAR 75 KEREMANE 81 KOOIGADDE 95 GUBBAGOD 121 KUDAGUND 133 KOOSAR-HALKANI

143 GIRGADDE 169 KARKISAVAl 173 KIBBAlll 192 NIUCUNDA

318

APPENDIX-IV(A)' - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTIOI\i OF SCHEDULED TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

CASTES

Range of Le. Name of village l.c. Name of vi (( 13ge L.C. Name of vi ((age Scheduled No. o No. No. Castes Population (Percentages)

-----2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D-.BLOCK SIDDAPUR (concld.)

16 - 20 29 GODLABIL 38 ' KUNAJI 45 BALLATTE 98 BALGOO 107 CHAPPARMANE 150 KALENALL!

158 GAVINGUDDE 172 BAlESAR 177 MURUR

21 - 30 9 NEJJUR 48 HALAGADIKOPPA 68 KULIBIO 89 DOOMANE 113 TARGOO 117 SASHIGULI

144 ARE HALLA 152 TYAGAlI

31 + 'I

40 HEGGOOMANE 41 :4 BALEKOPPA TUMARGOO 85 KUDEGOO 116 HuVlNMANE 184 UNCHALLJ

C.O.BLOCK SIRSI

o - 5 4 CHIPGI 6 GOUDALL! 9 BOPPANAlLI 11 HEBBALLI 14 DOODANALLI 16 NURKALAKOPPA 17 HUSRJ 19 TERKANHALLl 22 KULVE 27 BALGAR 30 KANA GOO 32 PAOAGERI 33 YEDAlLI 35 MUNOGESAR 40 SIRSIMAKKI 43 IfEOGIMANE 46 MANAJWALlI 47 SAMPAKHAND 48 KOOGIBAIL 53 BOPPANALLI 57 NEGGU 63 KONDALGI 64 BAlWAlLl 69 HOSUR 72 HEBRE 76 KALLALLI 77 BENAGAON

.79 MUNDGANAMANE 81 SARGUPPA 82 DEVANALLI 84 ONIGADDE 88 SHIVAGAON 92 KALVE 94 HUNSEKOPPA 95 JANMANE 97 KANALLI 98, HOSTOT 105 HULGOl 107 MALENALLI

"1 SAOASH IVALLI 112 BOMMANALLI '13 AGSAL 115 tlEREPAl 122 BALEGADDE 130 KADBAl 141 ' MUSK I 142 KAKKALLI 144 VANAlll 145 GURVALLI 150 SONGINAMANE 151 KOONAGADOE 153 AUDHAL 154 BAKKAL 160 MUGWALLI 165 GUDNAPUR 175 KALll 181 UNCHALLI 185 KANAKOPPA 190 KANDRAJI 193 BILUR 19"5- KUPPALLl 196 MALALGAON 197 YEKKAMBI 198 ADNAlLl 200 ANGODKOP 202 BISAlKOPPA 207 HALLIKOPPA 219 KYADGIKOPPA 220 MALANJI 221 MARGUNDI 226 MADRALLI 227 KADGOO

6 - 10 3 NAREBAIL 18 BACHGAON 20 KAGERI 21 GADIHALL1 23 BARUR' 24 BISALAKOPPA 38 MASH I GADDE 45 KALGAR 51 HANUMANTI 58 MATT I GAR 59 JANMANE 66 KHURSHI 67 BADGI 74 MANJAGUNI 89 SHIVALLI

104 SONOA 123 -KOPPA 124 HAREHULEKAL 125 KELIGINAONIKERE 127 MELlNAONIKERI 134 KOLIGAR 143 KANAMUSKI 146 MENSHI 147 BALEKAIMANE 171 GOLlK~TTA 173 SAHASRALLI 177 UPLEKOPPA 182 KEREKOPPA 184 HALSINKOPPA 187 MADNAKERI 199 SHIVALLI

319

APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of loC. Nerlle of vi II age L.C. Name of village L .C. Name-of village Scheduled lio. No. No. Castes population (percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.BLOCK SIRSI (Concld.)

11 - 15 10 SANNAKERI 56 NERLAVAlLl 96 HALLUSARGI 99 KAMBIGAR 101 HANCHAlnA 103 MATHADEVAL

110 BH?IRUMBE 116 DASANAGAODE 120 IT GUll 133 TATTI SAR 149 KALGADDE KANCHIGADDE 158 NAJlOOR 162 BHASI .. 188 GONUR 206 BENAG! 209 DA~AGANALLI 213 BADANAGOO

16 - 20 156 BANAVASI 161 KAlKOPPA 166 BE~GlE 189 HALGADDE 191 BANKANAL 205 WAOGERI

21 - 30 8 ISlOOR 12 ACHANAlLI 31 BETKOPPA 108 BElALE 118 HUT GAR 159 CHICKDUGLl . 163 KANTRAJI 179 UMBLEKOPPA 183 KABBE 186 SUGAVI 211 KUPPAGADDE 212 BELLANAKERI 214 KALANGI 222 ANDGI 223 KAlKARDI 225 HADALGI

31 + 157 llGNI 164 AJJARNI 167 GADGERI 203 HUDELKOP 215 IJADOAL 216 SANTOlll 217 I< I RIJA TT I 218 HEBBATTI

C.D.BLOCI< SUPA

o .- 5 26 PRADHANI 27 GAVEGALl 29 SANGAWE 31 PHANSOlI 37 BAPELI 38 PANJf, : 39 NAGODA 45 VAINI 46 KA1Hl 49 CHAPOLI (KALSAI) 53 CHAPALI S6 MUOSA_ 60 AVURLI 62 NAND1GADDE 73 UlVI 75 BIRKHOl 78 ANSHI 82 KALSAI 83 GHOOSHET 84 NUJJI 88 ANHOO 93 DEVULLI (TEloJAJ) 95 KONSHET 101 ASU

118 KUVESHI

6 - 10 3 JAGALBET 6 TIMBOLI 14 SHINGAAGAON 24 VIRAHPALI 30 VIRNOLI 42 ASULLI S2 SAMJOIDA 77 BIDOLI 106 . KAMARE

107. VillJEDABE 115 VIRAL 123 RAMANAGAR

11 - 15 17 USOOA 51 JOIDA 55 NAGAR I 59 GANGODA 89 AKHETI 97 PAYASIJADI

108 IVOLI

16 - 20 43 DIGGI 87 KALAMBULI 117 BAZARKUNANG

21 - 30 34 SHIROLI 41 TERAli

31 + 22 KONDAPE 23 MAVALlNGE

320

APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

l_.IST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population ,( Percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.BLOCK YELLAPUR

o - S 1 TATGAR 10 ARBAIL 19 MAVINAMANE 26 BARBALLI 30 VAJRALLI 31 TELANGERI 37 DEHALLI 38 BISGOO 45 LALGULI 47 KOLIKERI 48 KANNADGAL 54 MALKOP 63 HALSINI(OP 69 UCHAGERI 75 KUNDARGI 78 BHARANI 80 TAREHALLI 88 CHAVATTI 89 I LEHALLI 95 TOLGOO 108 NANDOLLI

112 HUTHKHANO 116 MADNUR 126 KEREHOSALLl

{, - 10 7 IDGUNDI 13 GULLAPUR 24 KALCHE 53 AUIAD 62 HASANGI 67 JAKKOLLI 77 HEMMADI 90 HI TlALLI 110 CHANDGULI

117 KIRWATTI 119 HOSALLI

11 - 15 20 BENADGULI 40 GERAL 52 KAMPLI 70 BHARATANALLI 82 TOTADKALLALLI 92 KUSGULI

114 KALSOOR

16 - 20 84 SHIGEMANEUMMACHAGI 111 MALALGAON

21 - 30 87 KANGOO -BALE HADD 115 HEGGAPUR

31 + NIL

321

APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST Of VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION Of SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes PopuLation (Percentages)

2 3 4 S 6 7

C.D.BLOCK ANKOLA

o - 5 17 AGSUR 18 ADlUR 29 BElSE 67 BELEKERI

6 - 15 NIL

16 2S NIL

26 35 NIL

36 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK BHATKAl

0-5 4 VENKATAPUR 17 KURANDUR 21 HOJJIL 29 MUNDALLl 39 KULAVADI 46 PURVARGA 49 MUTTALLl 56 MAVALLI 59 SHI RALI 60 BENGRE 61 KAIKINI

6 - 15 2 JOLI 3 HEBLE 5 BELALKHANDA 8 ANTARVALLl 18 ARVAKKI 25 BELKE

32 TALGOO 43 BENANDOOR 45 YELAVADI KAVOOR

16 - 25 12 HASARVALLI 44 GOLIBILUR 52 KONAR 53 HERUR

26 35 10 HUDIL 33 TALAN ~O HADIL

36 - 50 6 KOTKHANDA 19 KERCHITTAL 24 NUZ 35 HADVALLI 38 KUNTVANI 58 KOPPA

51 + 7 KITRE 13 HALLYANI 15 VONIBAGIL 34 MARUKERI 40 BE SHE 41 HADLUR 42 KAGGUNDI 51 BILURMANE

C.D.BLOCK HALlYAL

0-5 7 MANGALI.IAD 17 ARLI.IAD 23 TERGAON 26 MURKI.IAD 37 BE LI.IATGI 38 KHURD KANCHANAHALLI 44 TEGNALLI 51 TATWANI 53 AMMANKOP 70 TATTIGERI 72 ADKEHOSUR 76 GUNDOLLI 79 TATGERA 100 KEGDAL 105 KULGI

113 AMBEWADI

6 - 15 58 KESROLLI

Note : Excludes villages with no Scheduled Tribes Population.

322

APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. NO. No. Tribes Population (Percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.BLOCK HALlYAL (Concld. )

16 • 25 NIL

26 - ,35 NIL

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK HONAVAR

o - 5 17 HOSAKULI 38 HULEGAR 44 KUDRIGE 63 KASARKOO

6 . 1S NIL

16 - 25 NIL

26 - 35 NIL

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK : KARIIAR

0-5 13 CHlTAKULA 14 MAJALI 28 ULGA 34 KADRA 38 HARIUGA 40 VIRJE 56 MAKHERI

6 - 15 tHl

16 - 25 NIL

26 - 35 NIL

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK KUMTA

o - 5 79 SANTEGULl B8 MATH

6 - 15 NIL

323

APPENDIX-IV(8) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.SLOCK KUKTA (Conctd.)

16 - 25 NIL

26 - 35 NIL

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.SLOCK MUNDGOO

0-5 1 MUNDAGOO 3 SACHANKI 6 MALAGANAKOPPA 10 SALGAON 12 SANAVALLI 15 CH IGALLI 16 HIREHALLI 19 KALKERI 21 BASAVANKOPPA 24 CHAVADALll 29 KUSUR 32 GUNJAVATl 36 AGADI 39 INDOOR 42 PALA 61 KOOAMBI (F) 74 RAMAPUR 90 ORALGI

6 - 15 NIL

16 - 25 NIL

26 - 35 13 BAPPALGUNDI

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK SIDDAPUR

0-5 1 KONOL! 44 KANGOD 50 BALI KOPPA 95 GUBSAGOO 106 SOVINKOPPA 114 BILGI

160 SAMPAGOO 194 HEGGARNI 196 NIRGAN

6 - 15 NIL

16 - 25 NIL

26 - 35 NIL

36 - 50 NIL

51 + NIL

324

APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTOKY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRiBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages)

2 3 4 5 6 7

C.D.BLOCK SIRSI

0-5 4 CHIPGI 18 BACHGAON 64 BALWALLI 118 HUT GAR 156 BANAVASI 189 HALGADDE 197 YEKKAMBI 213 BADANAGOD 226 MADRALLI

6 - 15 158 NAROOR 83 GONUR

16 - 25 NIL

26 35 161 KALKOPPA

36 50 NIL

51 <- NIL

C.D.BLOCK SUPA

0-5 3 JAGALBET 34 SH I ROll 43 DIGGI 62 NANDIGADDE 80 NIGUNDI 87 KALAMBULI 97 PAYASWADI 123 RAMANAGAR

6 15 22 KONDAPE 41 TERALI 52 SAMJOIDA

16 - 25 53 CHAPALI

26 35 17 USOOA

36 50 NIL

51 + NIL

C.D.BLOCK YELLAPUR

0-5 7 IDGUND 1 10 ARBAIL 24 KALCHE 38 BISGOO 52 KAMPLI 100 DEVARGADDE

117 KIRWATTI

6 15 NIL

16 25 NIL

26 35 NIL

36 . 50 NIL

51 + NIL

325

SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY

TOWN DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note

Town Directory eompri:-.es of SIX tabular

statements as applicable to all the towns and an

addition.al ~tatement regarding the slums applicable

only in n;~pect of towns with a popuh(tion of SO,OOO

and above. The six statements arc numbcred serially

from I t() VI and the additional statement hears

the number Iv A in view of the fact that it dl.:ais

with the same· type of information whieh i~ covercd

in Statement IV. The~e statements contain sl'veral

cofumns, each. with a brief heading and for

presL'ntation of thc data, abhn:viati()n~ have also

been made usc of in scn:ral cnlumn:-.. Thl.: title of

each statement, the ~cope of the information

furnishcd under eaeh column therein and Ihe

ahbreviations used, if any. an: indicaled below.

STATEMENT HISTORY

STATLIS ANI) GROWTII

ColullIn 2 : Ciliss. Nmlle and Chic Administration Status or Town

The class to which a town bel()ng~ is dl.:tcrmilll.:d

on the hasis of its poplilal i\Hl al Ihe I ( 1) I ccn~lI~

count and it i~ indicatcd in this col ullin in wman

nUllIerals. The classificalion criterion adopted now

is thl.: same a:-. that adllpted for analysi~ and

explanation al the earlier celbuse~. The Il)wn~ arc

divided into six d;I.' .. 'L'~

(:Ia~s Pllpulalioll Si/L' ( 'Ia~;, ~'Ilpulal ion SilL'

loo,om and abllVe IV 10.000 III (I).')')')

II 50'()()() to 1)').')1)1} V :'i,O()() to 1),1)<)9

III 20.00() to ·N.')I)I) VI Below :i,OOO

For purposes of this dassitiCltion. the lotal

populalion of the town inclusive of the population

of its outgrowth~ if any, i, taken into wnsidnation.

In the case of urban ag_ldollleration:-. whieh have two

or more lJrh,ln UlIl1pllnents (each of which mayor

Illay not be having ()utgrowth~) each such urban

component (indu~ive of its outgrow·ths) is regarded

as a separate Ullil alld the populatioll si/.e das~ is

dell'rmined accordingly. An asterisk Illark placed

at the top right position after the nallle of the lo\vn

illdicatL'~ that Ihis town has OIlC llr more llulgrowth~

and that lhe 1')1)1 cen~u), populatilln and such olher

daw presented againsl it includes the details relating

to the outgrowths as well.

The middle compom:nt of this column heading

refers to name of the town which docs not need

elucidation. Name of the town, as adopted in the

official records, is reported here.

The civic admini~tration status of the town as

on 1.1.1990 is indicated immediately after the naml.:

of the town, within brackets. The abbreviations used

for thi~ purpose arc as follows

Me (,M('

TMC

(,B NA(,

SB

MP NMCT

Municipal C. 'orporal i, In,

CilY Municipal (.\lllllCil,

Town M unil'ipal Council.

Canlonment Board.

NOlified Area (·llllll1lillcc.

Sanilary Board,

Mandai Panchavat.

Non-municipal Census Town.

'Nith a view 10 ensuring the tixity of houndaries

of various administrative units, Ihat is. III cnsurc·

Ihat the frame for n:nsus taking once finalised with

reference to a cut-oil dalc remain~ unchanged till

Ihe completion of the ccmus count, Ihe State

(iovcrnment h;ld heen reque~lLd during t ()~l) itself

nut III urder an~ jurisdiclional changes and not to

!liw clkcl to any changes in the civic administration

status either.

Column -' : Locatiun Cmll' :'\lumber

The location wde numhL'r <I'-.\igned to the town

for purposes of computerisatilln Ill' the 1')1)1 census

data is entered in this culumn.

Column .t : Name or Taluk

In Karnat<lka, the term taluk I~ very much in

vllgue Ih'Hlgh Ihe designation of the RL:venuc

Administratiw Officcr ha:-. fllr long becn changcd

from Amildar or Mamlatdar tn Tahsildar. Th.:

nallle (If the tal uk within Ihe jurisdiction (If which

the town i:-. located i:-. indicated in this column.

There arc a few in~lances wherein a particular town

slraddles pOrlion:-. belonging til two adjacent laluh.

I n such it case the town is considered to belong to

the Taluk that contain~ it major pl)rtion 01 the town.

In thc statcment, such caSe~ are dilTerencialed by

an indcx mark and it note at the hollom of the

page explains th<.: correct situation.

Column 5: Name of Community Uevelopment Block

The name of the Community Dcvclopnwnt Block

within the jurisdiction of which the referent town

is located is indicated in this column. This column

docs not apply tll statutory towns sincl.:, in Karnataka,

all such towns arc outside the jurisdiction of the

Community Development Blocks i.e., the (Taluk

Panchayat Sami(is).

Column 6: Area (Sq.Km)

The geographical area of the town is furnished

here in square kilomdres upto lwo places of lh;cimal.

The figures for the urban areas an.: either those

supplied hy the civic administration authorities of

the towns or compiled and supplied by the Director

of Survcy, Settlemcnt and LlIld Rec()rd~ or compikd

in the Census Directoriltl: 1lJ1 the b""i" of the

available records pcrtaining to thc ddimilation llf

urban units.

Column 7 : Number of Households (1991)

The LOtal number of housdll)lds, including those

consisting of institutional ,1111.1 housclc~s popul"ti()J1,

enumerated in the town at the 199 I ccnsu~ is

reproduced here from the Primary Census Abstract.

The purpose is to facilitate a beller comprehension

of the demographic situation, cSfK:cially wilh

reference to the popUlation data pr<.:sented in this

statement

Columns 8 to 17: Population and Grll\\1h R~lte

of the Town at ditlerent Censuses from 190) to 1991

The population ligUfcs for the town as rclurncd

at the decennial census from 190 I through Il)<) I arc

furnished under these columns in ordl:f to provide

an insight into the history of growth of the town.

If in any particular census year lh<.: rdercnt town

did not enjoy the urban stalus, that is, if that place

was reckoned as a village for that censu!>.. il!-.

population is not reported undcr th\.: column

conccrned and a dash mark is indicated insll:ad.

:no

In olher words, the populalion ligures arc ~Iven

here rllr the town only if il happencd to be an

llrh,lI) arc" al that particular censlIs ycar.

Thus, it glance i1t these c()luml1~ ITVl:ab whelher

thc rcfcrcnt town having been lirst dasi>ified a~

'urban' has maintained thai ~tatus cOlllinuolisly

through Ihc succccding eensuscs or whether there

havc hcen subsequent declassifications. From

column 9 onwards the decadal growth rates for the

town arc indicaled within brackets below the

population ligures in order 10 permit an <.:asicr grasp

of the tkcadal growth In:nds and to facilitate a

comparative analysis. PopUlation variations arc quitc

oi"lcn associated with ch,mgL:~ in the jurisdiction of

the urhan area and sudden spurts arc' sometimcs

due 10 incorporation of fast d\.:vdoping fringc ,Ill:as

10 the town or amalgamation of adjacent towm

within the core town during the inter c<.:nsal period.

Column l~ : Density (1991)

A town may havc om: or more outgrowths which

arc not towns in their own right. In ,slIch " case

Ihc densilY is workl.:d oul for Ihl.: town indu~ivc of

the arca and populatinn of !'Itlch olltgrowth(s).

Columns 19 to 21 : Sex Ratio 1971 to 1991

Sex ratio is expressed as the number of femal~s

for every thousand males <tnt! is based on tb,e scxwisc

distribution of thc population returned al the census.

For each town thcsc ligurcs arc fllrnish<.:d for the

l slln:essive censuses. This information would provide

an insight into thc changing pallcrn of sex r<ltil) III

urban areas.

STATEMENT II : PIIYSICAL ASPECTS ANI) LOCATION OF TOWNS, 19X9

ColulIlll 2 : Class alld Name III' Town

This column is the same as column 2 (If Statement

and docs not nced any cxplanation. Unlikc in

Statement I, here lhc ei\'ie administration status of

Ihe t(lwn is om ill cd.

Columns 3 to 5 : Physical ASl)Ccts

These columns dcal with the rainfall and

temperatllre data. It is common knowledge that

mctcorological obscrvalorics have nol been

cstahlished in each and every town, even though

mo~t of the towns do have rain-gaugcs and duc

arrangements have been made to record the rainfall

data all through the year. The Director qenertil of

Observatories has furnished data on rainfall,

maximum and minimum temperature in n:spect of

towns having observatories. These ligures, arc

averages based on the data for 10 years from 19RO

to 1989, and arc distinguished in the statement hy

placing an asterisk mark at the top light hand side

of the figure. Information on this aspect is available

only for a few towns.

In so for 'l,S the data on rainfall for column }

is concerned, ft)r most of the lowns the particulars

have been supplied by the local officers. The rainfaH

figures arc in millimdrcs and represent the annual

average based on the actual ligures relating to the

preceding ten years i.e., from 1980 to 1l)X1).

In case of non-availability of information, the

particulars relating to the nearest town an: reported

under these columns with the distinguishing notation

N being placed at the right hand side of the ligure.

Column 6 to 12: Name of and Ro .. d Dist .. nce from State H(,.. District Jll,., Sub-Divisionffaluk HlJ •• Nearest City with a popUlation 01' 100,1100 und more; Railway Stution; Bus Route; N.lvigable Rh'er or Canal (it' within 10 kms)

The column head!ngs arc self explanatory and

arc intended to indicate the location of variou~

centres of importance with reference to the rden:nt

town. If the referent town itself happens 10 be

mentioned in these columns the dislanl'c is recorded

as '0' (zero) and in all other eases the road distances

are given in kilometres. In column ~ the name of

the sub-division to which the taluk (in which the

town is located) belongs as well as the name of

the taluk to which the town belongs arc mentioned

along with road distanccs in the .,ame order one

below the other. In column I), the name of the

nearest eity with a popUlation or IOO,noO and more

according to 1991 censu~ and the road di~tance

thereto is mentioned in respect of each and every

town even if the referent town itself has a population

of 100,000 and more. It may be reiterated here

that the 'town' includes its outgrowths as well. For

example, the 1991 population of the area

incorporated in the municipal limits of Hassan is

90,S03. However III places have been recognised

331

as the outgrowths of Hassan. The aggregate

popUlation exceeds one lakh and this urban complex,

instead of Hassan CMC alone, is n,:ckoned as a

Class I town i.c, a city, for purposes of this column.

Though the aggn:gate population of an urban

agglomeration which consists of two or more

independent towns (with or withollt outgrowths)

exceeds one lakh mark it does not automatically

confer the status of a city to any of the constituent

towns. Of course, if any of Ihese constituent towns

(including its outgrowths) has a population of 100,000

or more then, in its own right, the place will enjoy

the status or a city. The K(;F urban agglomeration

IS composed of three separate units VIZ.,

Rohertsonpet, Kolar Gold Fields and BEML Nagar.

The population of these three towns (inclusive of

Outgrowths) aC('ording to 1()()1 census is 6H,230,

72.4?\5. and 1(1,1131 n:spectively. Obviously. none of

the three constituent units qualilies to be reckoned

as a city for purposes of this column.

The.: proximity by road alone is taken into

consideration for lilling up thi~ column and as such

cities belonging to adjacent States also lind an

occasional mention in this column.

Column I() refers to the nearest railway station

and distance thereto by mad. In a few cases, though

the name of the railway station is the same as that

of the rderent town, the.: distance indicated is other

than zero because of the fact that the station is

actually located beyond the jurisdiction of the referent

town.

In case the referent town is enjoying bus route

facility (i.e. mad transpnrt) the name of the town

is mentioned in column 11 and the distance is

recorded as zero. Names of bus routes passing

through or originating from the town arc not

indicated here. If there is a navigable river or a

navigahle canal at a distance of 10 kilometres or

less fmm the rderent town then the name of the

river or the canal is indicated in column 12. To

differentiate between a river and a canal the

abbreviations (R) and (C) arc made usc of and the

di~tance from the town to the navigable waterway

is mentioned thereafter. It may incidentally be stated

that in Karnataka there arc very few navigable rivers

and practically no navigahle canals.

STATEMENT III 19KK-KI.}

1\1lJNICIPAL FINANCE.

As the title denl)h;~. thi~ st,tlemenl deab with

the actual income and expenditure of the l'ivic hody

administering the town. An allempt has been made

to present comparable data in the ea~e (If

non-municipal towns like Panchayats and areas under

the administration of puhlic ~ector undertakings and

the like. The data relate to the linall(ial year

NHS-cS'J and have bet.:n furnished hy the conct.:fl1ed

local authorities on the hasis of the relevant records

relating to JI)~~HN. It may also he staled h\.:re that

no probing enquiries have been made and the

particulars a~ reported by the civic bodies have

been presented here.

Culumn 2 : Class and Name of Town

This is sam\.: as column 2 of Statement II and

as such docs not require any explanation.

Column 3: Civic Administration Status (in 1991)

As explained under column 2 of Statement I,

th\.: civic administration status of the to\ .... n as on

1.1.1)() is indicated in this column using same sd of

abbreviations.

Columns 4 to to : Receipts (in Rs.'OO)

Thc actual rcceipt realised by the CIVIC hody

under various heads of income as well as the total

for the year 19RH·R<J arc indicated in hundred~ in

these columns. The npening balance fur the year

is not taken into account under any or the.,e column!.

including that for the 'tolar.

Columns 11 to 17 : Expenditure (in Rs.'IlO)

The actual expenditure ineurn;d during the year

198R·H9 is furnished here in hundreds. The various

heads of accounts arc grouped into (> broad categories

for each of which a separate column is provided.

Public safety covers the expenses ineurn;d for road

lighting, destruction of rabid and stray dogs. besides

that on fire lighting service. Similarly, 'Public

Institutions' covers not merely the contributions made

by the civic body to educational. medical and cultural

institutions in the town but also the expenditure

incurred for the maintenance of educational and

such other institutions if any functioning under its

direct control.

132

As in Ihe case of rcceipt. ill I hc case of

expenditurc ab(l the c1o~ing halal1u: .It the end of

the year is III It considered. Therdon.:. in almost

all th(._' ca~t:s Ihe <tnllluni ~h(l\\'11 untkr "(olal receipt"

may 110[ [idly wit h the amount SllllW,n under "total

cxpel1ditun:" .

STATEMENT IV AMENITIES, 19M!)

CIVIC ANI) OTHER

Column 2 : Class and Name of Town

This is same <t." column ~ of Statements II and

III and does not need further explanation.

Column 3 : Civic Administratiull St<ltu~

Explanation furni .... hed l'arlier for wlullllJ ::' Ill'

Statement I and clliullln -' lit StatLlllent III h()ld~

good for this ~talcment abo.

ColuJlln ~ : Population

The total population of the town (indusive of

the Ilutgwwths if any) according to I'Nl eLnsus i~ ~ • c

mentioned here with a view to facilitat<.: a comparative

analysis of lhe data.

Column 5 : Scheduled Cw,it's and SdJeduled Tribes POl'lIlatillll

The aggregate poplilatilln III' the Scheduled

Castes and the Scheduled Trihe~ -according to the

1991 Census is indicated in this column.

Column 6 : Road LellJ.:th (in kilometrfS)

(;enerally in a town il i~ the I:i\'ic ~'lIthority that

I~ r<,:~p()l1~ihlc for tht: c()n~truclit)n and l11aintcnancc

of road~. Th\.: term 'road' as used here inc\uoes

streels abo and while thl' unsurfaced mud and gravel

road~ arc categorised as Kaehcha roads, the surfaced

roads arc classified as PlIeea roads. District roads

and highways under the control of the Puolic Works

Department alsll pass through in the case of most

of the towns and cities. The roads situated within

thL jurisdiction of the town and under the

maintenance and control of the State PWD. Central

PWD. Zilla Parishad or any other agency such as

the Karnataka Power Corporation, a public sector

und!.:rtaking, Factory Management, !.:tc.. have also

bet:1l taken into consid<.;rat ion while computing the

total road length. This total road length is shown

under thl' Iwo eategmi\.:~ of KR (Kacheha Road)

and PR (Pucca Road) a~ ddined ahove .. In order

to have an idea ahout tht' total lenit h of mad>. in

the town therefore. these two figure~ ale to be

added together. As it has not been po~sibk to

:ascertain the full details by type of road and agency

responsible for maintenance. the combined road

length alone i!> furnished. The road length i\ givl:n

in kilometre>. and fractionlo. arc rounded oil to next

integer.

Column 7 : System of Sewerage

Generally sewerage ~ystem implies lhe network

~)f mains and branchl:s of underground conduit;, for

the conveyance of se\,;eragl' to the linal point of

disposal. Sewers that carry only household and

indu;,trial wastcs arc called separate Sl'WLTS whilc

those Ihat carry siorm water from roof;,. ;,trecls and

olher surfaces arc known as ~torm waler drains and

those carrying both sewage and ;,torm water are

called combined sewers. In towns provided with

such systems of underground sewerage abo there

would in addition be it surface drainage sysll'ln to

covcr the an.;a;, nol scrved by sewerage system and

also to drain out l'x(x:ss rain watcr from all over

the town.

However, 111 towns lhat are not provided with

a sewerage system - and sueh towns are far nwn.;

numl:rous in the Siale - there would generally he

opl:n drainage ~ystcm. Where ewn this ~y>.tem is

not prevalent the houscholdcrs would h;lve made

their own arrangemcnb such as soak pits and

cesspools. In this column therefore information is

presented not only on sewerage system, hut also on

thl: drainagl: systcm. Like scwerage system. the

drainage system is also of different typcs depcnding

upon the construction matcrial and also thc shape

of the drains. Thl: two most important tYpl:S of

sewerage/drainage system prevailing in the town are

reported under Ihis column in the order of their

importance. The following abbreviations are used

S

OSD

BSD

SD

CD

Pt

o

Sewers

Open Surface Drains

Box Surface Drains

Sylk Pallern Drains

Cl:SSpooJ method

Pit System

Others

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The box surface drain~ arc also open drains

hUI arc huilt of >.i/.e stone masonary and arc also

called Pueca gutters. The sylk pattern drains too

arc open surface drains only. The open surface

drain~ ca!e!!ory thu~ l'(lver~ the Kitcheh.. drain~

invulving mere earlh-work and also the drains

constructed from nut uf ohlung granite slabs 1If, out

of pre-lahric;lted cement conerdc blocks which need

only joining and cCl1Ient pointing after being placed

in position.

Columns 8, I) and to: Number of L.utrines

Information on tutal number uf latrines (i.e.

lavatories) of difkrent type~ as furnished by the

concerned civic allthnritie~ i~ reportl:d under these

3 colulllm. Both private and public lalrines arl:

c()vcred hne and the pari iculars in these columns

and in column II arc closely intcrlinkl:d. The

water-horne latrines include all types of !lush-out

latrines while service latrines rder to only those

that arc being ~erviced by manual scavengers either

everyday or twice or thrice a week.

Column II : Method of ()jsposul of Night soil

The phrase disposal of night soil is generally

presumed to refer 10 the manner in which the

garbage is linally disposed uf by the civic body, i.l:.,

~ale hy public auction, used as manure etc. Howl.:ver,

thc main purposc of Ihis column is to provide

information on thc method by which the night soil

is removed from the latrines, thai is, the primary

disposal of the human waslc. A lillie c1ahoralilln

on this aspect therefore appears to hc necessary.

There are thrce systems of disposal of human

waste, namely, (i) underground sewerage. (ii) s<tnitary

waler Ilush latrinl:s with individual disposal systl:ms

likc :-eptie tank, leaching cesspool and collecting

well, and (iii) dry type of latrines with manual

scavenging.

The system of underground sewl:rage provides

for the strel:t sewl:rage with which arc connected

the sanitary latrines constructed in the houses having

water dosets and littl:d with Ilushing cisterns (or

hand Ilushing). Through this sewer the faeceaJ

mailer i~ transported without the nced for seavl:nging.

This system gl:nerally exi~ts in cilies and large towns

besides industrial townships built and controlled hy

publi<l sector undertakings and large companies and

the like. Where the strcet sewer docs not exist

these sanitary waler l1ush latrines arc connected to

a local seplic lank with a subsoil dispersion system

or it leaching pit. Where the liquid Wasll:s frolll

the waler closet could be disposed off locally in a

leaching pit, a seplic tank with a soil di~pcrsi(\n

system is constructed. This dispersinn rcqllirc~ an

optimum travel through the pores of the soil which

render the harmful liquid bacterially inn\){:lIous by

the slow process of filteration through the soil

traversed. Where the soil is impermeabk, collecting

wells are constructed and the sanitary water !lush

latrines arc connccted to slIch wells. These wells

are cleared at periodic intervals by a suilable device.

The dry type latrines arc of servicc Iype from where

the human excreta has to be removed by scavengers

who move from house to house, in most cases

carrying the night soil as head loads on their head,

or shoulders or in baskets with handles or in whed

barrows. This waste is then collected in bullock

carts or trucks and transported to dumping grounds

at the outskirts of the lown.

It may be mentioned in passing that in Karnataka·

the practice of carrying night soil by head loads

has been discontinued with effect from lS.K11J73

consequent on the issuance of a Government Order

in this behalf. However in a few cities and towns

once the civic body cease to provide the services

of scavengers for lifting the night soil from Ihe

latrines, the affected hnuseholders themselves entered

into private oral agreements with the scavengers

and have ensured the continuance of the scavenging

services till dall:. As a result, even at present, dry

type service latrines arc existing in a few towns and

the practice of carrying night soil as head loads

etc., is very much in existence. In some of the

towns, withdrawal of the services of the scavengers

by lhe civic bodies has resulted in the practice of

erecting latrines in such a way thaI the night ~oil

is directly flushed into the open drains (in which

the pigs freely roam about) instead of erecting

sanitary hand flush latrines with septic tanks.

If more than one system is prevailing in the

town, the two most important types arc indicated

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one aftef the othef. The ahbreviations used in this

column arc the following

S Seweragl.:

HL Head Loads ST Septic Tanks

Pt Pit System WB Wheel Barrows

B Ba~kd" (with handles) () Olhcr~

In case the town has latrines of other types

that arc neither of the ~anitary type nor of the

service type, this column docs not apply at all and

therefore a dash is entered.

Columns 12 and 13: Protected Water Supply Source &lnd Cup_lcity of Stor.lge Systems

The sources of water supply

arc indicated by using the

abbreviat ions :

T Tap

TK Tank Water W Well TW Tuhe Well/Hand Pump

in the town

following fOllf

Supply through the taps implies a primary source

of water supply such a~ a river, or a stream, or a

bore well, or a clirb well, or a tank or a reservoir

etc., which i!:i of course not l11entionc(1 inlhis column.

II may be incidentally stated thaI lhc lerm protected

is lIsed in a very liheral sen~e, and no atlempt has

been mude to gather data on thl! methods of

lilterat ion and water purificatory treat~ent if any

resorted to by the agency supplying water through

pipes in the towns. The normal practice in most

of the towns is to pump raw water into the storage

tank or reservoir. Ireat il with bleaching powder

and then distribute Ihat \vater for consumption

thr()lIgh pipcs.

If there arc more than 2 sources of water supply

III lhe town Ihe first two which arc regarded as

most important arc mentioned in that order separated

by a comma. In column n, the 'systems of water

storage arc considered and the two that arc mos.

important in the referent town arc indicated in that

order and afler each entry, the storage capacity is

also mentioned in litres within brackets. The

abbreviations used in thi~ column arc :

OHT

SR GLSR JG

BWP PT!

Overhead Tank SC'rvice Reservoir Gr~und Level Service Reservoir River I nfilteration Gallery

Borewell Pumping System

Pressure Tank

The term capacity has its usual meaning, namely,

the capacity to store or contain. It may further he

clarified that the storage capacity does nOllll.:cessitfily

indicate the quantity of water supplied daily to the

inhabitants M ~,he town. rn some of the (owns due

to the inadequacy of water supply at the primarv

source for most part of the year the normal utilisal j. Hi

of the storage capacity would be of the (If(.kr of

50 to 60 per ceni only. On the contrary there arc

towns where waler i~ pumped inlo lhe slmage ~y!'>l\;m

and also distributed for cnnsumption twice every

day almost throughout the year and there arc a few

towns where the inlets and outlets of the storage

system's would both be functioning simultaneously

for most part of the day making il soml.!what difficult

to calculate thl.! quantity of water supplil:d everyday

under such a system.

Column 14 : Fire .'ighting Sen ice

If lire lighting service is availabk III the town

this fact is indicated by the word 'yes' reCllflkd in

this column. In all ()Iher cases the naml_· of the

nearest place if in the same distri(;t or thl.! naml.!

of the nearest district if in the same Stale or other

State where such services an: available is indicated

along with the road distance in kilnmetres between

the referent town and the place with fire-lighting

service.

Columns 15 to 19 : Electrilication (Number of cOllnections) - Domestic. Industriul. Commercial. Road Lighting (points) and Others

In columns 15 to 11) information about the

number of electrical connections (installations) for

different categories of consumers ill the town is

furnished. The dc1initions of the terms used in the

column headings are as follows

(i) Domestic: Connections to residential houses,

bungalows, clubs, hostels and hospitals run on

non-commercial lines, charitable, I.!ducational and

religious institutions are all included in the doml.!stic

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category, A.E.H. i.e,. All Electric Home connections

arl.! also categorised as domestic.

(ii) Commercial : This category includes all

connections for the supply of electricity to

commercial establishments such as wholesale and

retail shops, oflices ami business houses, hotels,

restaurants, tea stalls, photographic studios, X-ray

installations, advertisements and exterior illumination,

railway station, bus station and the like.

(iii) Industrial: Power supply connection!'> to

II1<iustrial establishments are covered under this

l "Iumn. This would include connections to small

establishments such as powerlool11s, nour mills,

roasting, grinding, wet grinding, repair workshops

using power operated tools and the like as well,

(iv) Road Lighting: The total number of stn:et

lights heing maintained in the town is mentioned

herc,

(v) Others

other than those

this heading.

Conlleetiom to all categories i.I.! ..

cited ahovl:. are covered under

This would include temporary

connections, connections 10 pllll1p~et~. water works

and such other installations.

STATEMENT IV-A CIVIC ANI> OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLlIMS. 19M9

This staleml.!nt which may hI.! regarded as an

appl.!ndix to Staleml.!nt IV is conlincd to towns with

a population of 50,000 and more i.e., class I and

class II towns. Information as furnished by the

concerned civic bqdy (or the Slum Clearance Board)

on slums thal arc officially recognised as slums

(I:ven if those are not notified in some cases) is

presenled under l-t columns itpart from (;olumn I

which rclate~ to serial numher and column 2 which

rclatl.!s to name and class of town.

Column 3 : Name III' Slum

The nal11l:~ of slum~. if any. 111 the town are

given in ~eparate lines.

Column 4 : Area of Slum

The geographical arca of each slum is given III

square kilometres uplo threc places of decimal.

Column 5 : Population of Slum (approxinmtt.')

The approximate population of the notified slum

(as in ]989) as furnished by the concerned CIVIl'

authorities is reported in this column.

Column 6 : Paved Roads (in Km.)

The lotal length of paved roads. if any, in thl!

slum is reported here in kilometres (upto 2 decimal

places).

Column 7 to 12 : System of Sewerage. Number of Latrines and Method of disposal of Night soil

These column headings which arc the same as

those appearing in statement I V above have already

been explained. The information is furnished here

for each slum separatdy. The main heading 'latrines'

is sub-divided into those that an; privalely owned

and those that arc for common usc of the community

i.e., public latrines.

Column 13 : Number of Tap Points/Public Hydrants installed for Supply of Protected Water

The total number of puhlie taps or hydrants if

any 111 the slum is menlioned here. (Handpumps

if any arc also regarded as equivalent to puhli<.:

taps).

Column 14 to 16 connections)

Electrification (Number of

Total number of electrical <.:onnections III e;t<.:h

slum provided for purposes of domestic usc, road

lighting and other than these two is rep\lrlcd

separately under these three columns. The meaning

of the terms used in the <.:olumn heading has already

been explainl:d. The information furnishl:d umkr

these columns is very approximate.

STATEMENT V : MEDICAL. EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CllLTlIRAL FACILITIES, 19M9

Column 2 : Class and Name of Town

This column is same a~ colullln ::' or Slatclllent

IV and therefore calls for no further l:xpianati'1I1.

Column 3 : PopUlation

The total population of the town accurding tll

the 1991 Census is noted in this column.

Columns 4 and 5: Medical Facilities: Hospi­tals/ilispensaries/T.R.Clinics/ flcalth Centres/Nurs­ing Homes etc., and Number of Reds in Medical Institutions noted in Column 4

The s<.:ope of these c()lumn~ is confin~d to only

such of Ihe facilities that arc ollqed by institutions

run by or aided by government/semi-government or

local bodil!~ and charitabk instiiulions or social

service agencies like the missionaries. In other

words, data on the medical facilities provided in

the lown by private doctors i.e., registered medical

praeti<.:tioners either individually or in eSlablishments

when: they work 111 groups, arc cxdudcd from the

purview of these columns.

Thc ahbn:viations uscd Il1 column -+ arc

H Hospital

D Dispcns;lry

He Primary Health Centre/Health Centre/

Primary Health Unit/Primary Hcallh Sub

Centre etc.

FPC Family Planning Cenlre

TB T.B.Clini<.:

NH Nursing HonK

() Other~

If there arc two or more numher of institutions'

of the ~ame type. Ihen the number of in~litutiol1s

is a(:.,o indicaled within bra<.:kets inlmcdffitcly after

the rele\ant abbreviation.

Maternity homes, matnnity and child welfare

centre';. Icpro~y dinics, chc~t dinics ,1Ild venereal

disca~c~ clinic etc, if any. an: all indudt:d under

the.: category of 'Others'. But cven when a Family

Pl:tnning Cenlre is all ached to a hospilal or it

Primary Health l\:nlrc il is trcaled as <tn indepl:ndt:nt

unit and i~ counted ~ep;lralcly.

If the town ha~ hmpitals and dispensaries

providing racilitie~ under different systems or

m(:dicine~ su<.:h as allopalhic. ayunnli<.:, unani and

hOl1locopalhic, lhcll lhi~ detail too has heen induded

lIsing abbre\'i;l(ion~ "uch a~ 'Ay' for Ayurvedie. 'U'

fur LJnani :lnd 'HO(11' Ill! H()mol'opathic w"tel11.

IThe allopathic institulion~ do 1101 have any additional

abbreviation. In pre~cl1ling Ihc information under

column -+ for H or D, lir:-,l lhc lolal number of all

instillltiolls under dilkrcl1t ~y~lcl11s is given within

braekeb aftcr 'H' m ·D. as the t<l~(; may be and

thereafter the lIumber or in~tit utions under each

system IS given. For instance,. H( 1) (I) repn:~ents

one allopathic hospital, whereas H(12) ([),'1I-1. Ay-I.

Hom-I) indicates availability of 12 hospitab. of

which, 9 arc Allopathic, I Unani, I Ayurvcdic and

1 Homoeopathy.]

If medical facility is not available in the town,

then the name of the nearest place where it is

available is mentioned here along with the distance

to that place in kilometres.

The ntimner of beds with which the medical

institutions, noted in column 4. an,; equipped is

indicated in column 5.

Column 6 to 15

These columns provide informati(ln regarding

the educational facilities available in the town.

Columns 6 to I} : Arts/Science/COllll1lel'ce Colleges (of Degree Level and Above); Medical Colleges; Engineering Colleges; Polytechnics

Particulars of colleges in the (own providing

gcneral education facilities at degree level arc

indicated 111 column (I USll1g the following

abbreviations :

A

S

AS

C

AC

ASC

L

U

o

Arts only

Science only

Arts am.! Science only

Commerce only

Arts and Commerce only,

Combined for all three categories

Arts, Science and Commerce,

Law

U nivcrsit y

Others.

If the number of colleges of any particular

category is more than one. then that number i~ also

given within brackets against the abbreviation

concerned. It may incidentally be mentioned hen:

(hat the educational institutions with a vocational

and professional content such as Pharmacy College.

B.Ed. College, Agricultural College etc., arc not

cowred under this category but arc shown included

in the category of "Others" in column I!l.

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• In column!'. 7, S and I) the number of medical

college~. the numher of engineering colleges and

the numher of polytechnic institutions arc indicated.

In case of medical cnllege~. the numbcr of institutions,

if any, under different systems of medicine is

separately given against abbreviations representing

different systems of medicine. The abbreviations

used arc A : Allopathy; Ay : Ayurvedic; U : Unani;

Hom : Homoeopathy and () : Others.

In case the town docs not have any of the

collcge~ referred to III these 4 columns i.e., if the

entry were to be a dash in any of these columns

then the name of the nearest place with the facility

along with the distance then:to is mentioned. If sueh

a place is oUbide the district then the name and

the distance tll that place and if such a place is

outside the State itself then the name of that State

is mentioned in these columns. The same procedure

i~ adopted n:garding the llther columns dealing with

educational facilities.

Column III : Recognised Shorthand. Typewriting and Other Vocational Training Institutions

The term recognised would mean recognition

by ~ome statutory authmity like the Educational

Department, Commerce Department. Labour

Department etc .. of Ihe (;overnment or

Semi-(;(\\'ernnh:nt autolH HlHlll!'. hodies llr public

~ector projects. The Teacher\ Training College, the

Nur~ing College. the Pharmacy College. the College

imparting education in Physical Education. Applied

Art/Painting College, M u~ic/Daneing Schools and

the like arc abo !>hown undcr thi~ column against

the category of 'Others'.

SH Shorthand

Type Typewriting

Sh. Type Shorthand and Typewriting

o Others

If the number of in~titutions of any particular

type is lllore than one. thl:n that number is also

indicated within hrackt:ls along with the ahbreviation

concerned.

Columns 11 to 14 : Higher Secondllry/lnler­mediate/PUC (Pre-University Collegel Junior Col­lege/Secondary, Matriculation. Junior Secondary and Middle Schools and Primary Schools

Information about the number of schools of

different types functioning in the town is furnished

under these columns. All schools irrespective of

the medium of education and the type of

administering agency i.e., all those run by or aided

by Government or local bodies, as well as the

unaided institutions run by private management arc

considered here for reporting. If there are composite

institutions such as a college providing education at

degree level and also at Pre-University level then

such institutions are split up into degree colleges

and PUC colleges (i.e., junior college) and sqmrately

counted as if they arc independent units. Likewise.

a composite Junior College which has facilities for

providing education say from I to XII stanuard (i.e ..

from Primary I standard upto PUC) would be

regarded as representing one Junior College, one

High school, one Middle School and one Primary

School and each of these units would be counted

and reported under the relevant column as if each

unit was an independent institution in its own rig,hl.

Similarly, a school with I to X standard would get

counted under Primary, Middle and High School

categories and a Composite School with I to VII

standard would be considered under the Primary

School as also the Middle School category.

In Karnataka the term middle sch()ol IS no

longer in vogue as the primary education consists

of 7 years of schooling leading to secondary level.

However, the first four classes (I to IV standard)

arc called lower primary classes and the next three

arc regarded as higher primary classes. There arc

schools with only I to IV stanuards called LPS anu

also those with V to VII only (formerly middle

schools) known as HPS and there is no difficulty

in counting such institutions as separate primary

and middle schools. But there arc composite schools

called Higher Primary Schools having 1- VII standards

and such schools have now been split up into one

Primary School and olle Miudle School for purpmes

of reporting under these columns {If the Town

Directory. This melhod of accounting is thnefore

different from a simple.; counting of fichoob JI1 the

town.

Column 15 : AduU Literacy Classes/Centres and Others (Specify)

If adult literacy classes arc bl!ing run at re~ular

centres in the town, the numher of such (:eJltre~ is

indicated in this column oy the side 01 Ihe

abbn.:viation AC. Gurukula, Madarasa (Arahil'

School) and such other quasi rcligi()u~ cum

educational inslilutions if any in the town arc also

reporled in Ihis column undl.!r Ihl.! calc!!ory of

'Others'.

Column 16 : Number of' Working Women's I-Iostels with Number III' Sents

Thou~h t here arc hostcl~ meant 1m sl Utknb in

almost all the towns, very fl:w have ho~tcl<, mo.:ant

I'm working woml.!ll. In this column Ihe numho.:r 01

only such hostel!-. Ihat arc exdusivcly meant for

working women only arc reported along with Ihe

informalion on the numher of scats i.e., its ~trength.

Columns 17 to 19: Recreational and Cultural Facilities, Stadhl, Cill~nm, Auditoria/Ilrama/Cmll­IlIlJllify Halls

Column 17 rclHle~ III the number of ~tHdia. if

any, in the town. ()ruinary play g.r.Oll!1~S which one

usually comes across in town~ and cities arc excluded

from the purview of this column. The term stadium

is used in its strict sense to refer to those constructed

at considerahle CIlSts anu arc under rr.._opcr upkeep.

In colulllll II{ the total number of permanent

cinema thea[re~ ill the [own is intlicllled. Tnuring

talkie~ i.e., cinema tents of purdy temporary nature,

arc not taken into account for this column. If there

arc any <Iuditoria, drama halls and community halls

in the town lhe total number of such units is

reported in column 19.

Column 20 : Public Lilmlri~s including Reading Rooms

The numher of rublic lihraries anu reading

rooms arc separately furnished by the side of

abbreviation PL for Puhlie Library and RR for

Reading Room. Such facilities offcred by

educalional and private institutions including thnse

thaI arc clll11ll1ercialised (called circulating lihraries

In local parlance) arc not covered for reporting

under this column.

STATEMENT VI TRADE. COMMERCE. INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1989

Column 2 : Class and Name of Town

This' column is the same as column 2 or the

preceding statement and therefore calls for no further

explanat ion.

Column 3 to 8: Names or Three Most Important Commodities Imported and Names of" Three Most Important Commodities Exported

For purposes of these columns, commodities for

which the town serves only as a transit centre by

importing for thl: specific purpose of exporting the

commodities without any processing arc not

considered either as imports or as exports.

Agricultural and such other allied produce may be

regularly brought into the town from the neighhouring

villages and sold to commission agents and

wholesalers at the regulated market for further

export to areas outside the town. In such cases

the produce that is brought into the town is not

considered as import. On the other hand, if these

items arc mainly consumed within the town - either

as consumption goods or as raw materials hy any

manufacturing industry - then the commodities under

reference would be regarded as imports. Thus, the

commodities imported arc either locally consumed

in the same form or else processed further and

thereafter either consumed locally or exported to

other centres. This restriction apart. there is no

limitation concerning the naturc and quantity of the

commodities that may be consilh.:red for reporting

under these columns. Importance in a town is

restricted basically to the few or several commodities

that qualify for consideration either as imports or

as exports. By and large the commodities reported

under exports would coincide with the commodities

reported as manufactured in the town because of

the specific exclusion of transit goods. As a result,

the image that some of the towns have built up

over decades as traditional exporters Ilf certain

goods docs not get reflected under these columns.

In these columns the importance of a commodity

is reported in very general terms and decided upon

in terms of the estimated volume of commodities

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transacted and IS supposed to be based on local

enquiries made by the civic authorities concerned

Columns 9 to 11 : Names of Three Most Important Commodities Manufactu~d

The order of importance is determined broadly

by taking into consideration the volume of the total

output of the commodities or the scale of operation

and for these columns too it is .the civic authority

th.lt has furnished the information after local

enquiries. All types of manufacturing and processing

irrespective of the sector 10 which they belong are

considered and of these the three that arc most

important arc reported.

Column 12 : Number (II' Ranks

Information on this item has been supplied by

the civic authorities after local enquiries and relates

to the year 11)1N. If a bank has two or more

branches then each ~uch branch is regarded as a

separate Bank fDr computing the number of banks

in the town.

Column 13 Societies

Number of Agricultur.t1 Credit

The total number of agricultural co-operative

credit societies functioning in the town, irrespective

of the type to which they belong (i.e., primary

service, multipurpose, agricultural produce marketing

ete.,) is reported under this column. In quite a

large number of towns agriculture is an important

means of livelihood for a number of persons and

agriculturists of urhan areas too have for long been

influenced by the co-operative movement.

Column 14 : Number 01" Non-Agriculturell C~dit Societies

Consumcr co-operative societies which extend

credit facilities to the members, and all other credit

co-operative societies that cannot be c1assilied as

agricultural arc considered for this column. Several

groups of people belonging to specific categories

might have formed co-operative societies to cultivate

the habit of thrift and to make use of the benefit

arising out of the encouragement given to the

co-operative movement. All such co-operative

societies arc covered under this column. The

information as furnished by the civic bodics after

local enquiries has been merely reported here,

TOWN DIRECTORY STATEl\1ENTS

TO\VN STATEM ENT-I - STATUS

Slo C t '.55, N::tn<! and C 1\11 ( location Name of Taluk ~ame of Area No. of house- Population and No. Administration Status Code No. Community ( in holds includ-

of Town DevelOJ:Vllent Sq. ins houseless 1901 1911 Block kms.) households

(in 1991 Census)

._----. 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

~-~~------.

Ii" AI<iG i I(l),tJ;,CAk:A (NM: f ) 1000GO HALlTAL HALIYAL 0.78 B?ro

2 IV ANKOLA (TMC) 101000 AN KOLA 7.42 2560

3 Ii! BflMKAl (fMC) 102000 BIlATKAl 5.23 4067 6964 1141 (2.54)

4 V BINAGA (NMCT) 103000 KARWAR KARWAR 1.86 1545

5 II DANDElI (CMe) 104000 HAll YAL 8.52 10624

6 VI GANESHAGUDI (NMCT) 105000 SUPA SUPA 1.35 810

7 IV HAll YAL (TMC) 106000 HAll YAL 5.49 3391 3282 5505 (67.73)

8 IV HONAVAR (TMC) 107000 HONAVAR 8.86 3052 6929 7191 (3.78)

9 VI KADRA KPC PROJECT 108000 KARI.IAR KARWAR 0020 623 COLONY (NMCr)

10 II KARWAR (eHC) 109000 KARWAR 14.35 10637 9648 18159 - c-a8~22)

11 III KUMTA (TMC) 110000 KUMTA 15.34 4585 6711 6609 (-1.52)

12 VI MAGOD KPC PROJECT 111000 YELLAPUR YELLAPUR 0.65 156 COLONY (NMCT)

13 II SIRSI (TMe) See Under Sirs; Urban Agglomeration

SIRSI URBAN 113000 25.67 9810 6125 6372 AGGLOMERATION (4.03)

SIRS!. (TMC)· 113000 25.67 9810 6125 6372 (4.03)

14 IV YELLAPUR (MP) 112000 YELlAPUR YELlAPUR 64.60 2814

• Includes Outgrowths.

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DIRECTORY AND GROWTH HISTORY

growth rate of the town at the Censuses of

1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971

10 11 12 13 14 15

6982 8686 10718 12167 15070 18732 (-2.23) (24.41) (23.39) (13.52) (23.86) (24.30)

7989 25425 (218.25)

4835 5436 6448 8184 10343 12163 (-12.17) (12.43) (18.62) (26.92) (26.38) (17.60)

6837 7654 8939 9714 10453 12444 (-4.92) (11.95) (16.79) (8.67) (7.61 ) ( 19.05)

12861 14147 15812 . 19764 23906 27770 (-29.18) (10.00) (11.77) (24.99) (20.96) (16.16)

10650 10919 12466 14890 16223 19112 (61.14) (2.53) (14.17) (19.44) (8.95) (17.81 )

See Under Sirsi Urban

6268 7109 10451 13226 21250 28576 ('1.63) (13.42) (47.01) (26.55 ) (60.67) (34.48)

6268 7109 10451 13226 21250 28576 ( -1.63) (13.42) (47.01) (26.55) (60.67) (34.48)

6275

343

1981 1991

16 17

7734 6064 ( -21.59)

12153 13509 (11.16)

25665 31478 (37.01) (22.65)

7281

47625 52701 (87.32) (10.66)

.. 922 3371 (-31.S1)

15655 18005 (28.71 ) (15.01)

15124 16192 (21.54) (7.06)

2563

47210 51022 (70.00) (8.07)

23385 26181 (22.36) (11.96)

798

Agglomeration

38907 50895 (36.15) (30.81)

38907 50895 (36.15) (30.81)

11792 14456 (87.92) (22.59)

Density (1991

Sex Ratio

Ce~~) 1~1 1~1 1991

18 19 20 21

7774 802 945

1821 1027 997

6019 1181 1094 1028

926 928

6186 859 903 956

2497 734 935

3280 941 945 948

1828 1003 982 982

12815 910

3556 950 901 930

1707 982 994 971

1228 470

1983 920 941 949

1983 920 941 949

224 91)0 912 966

Sl. No.

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

STATEMENT-II PHYSICAL ASPECTS

Sl. Class and Name of Town Physical Aspects Name of and No.

Rainfall Temperature State Head Quarters District Head Quarters (i n 1lI1l.) (in Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6 7

V AMSIKANAGARA 1270.87 37.8 19.7 Bangalore-500 Karwar-128

2 IV ANKOLA 3528.4 35.5N 18.8N Bangalore-46S Karwar-34

3 III SHATKAL 3862.94 34.5N 20.6N Bangalore-428 Karwar-126

4 V BINAGA 3234.7 35.5N 18.8N Bangalore-519 Karwar-S

5 II DANDElI 1376.9 37.8N 19.7N Bangalore-481 Karwar-136

6 VI GANESHAGUDI 2428.1 37.8N 19.7N Bangalore-480 Karwar-lOS

7 IV HALIYAL 1149.09 37.8N 19.7N Bimgalorc-470 Karwar-155

8 tV HONAVAR 3263.52 33.7N 19.6 BDngalore-450 Karwar-95

9 VI KADRA KPC PROJECT 3174.20N 35.5N 18.8N Bangalore-570 Karwar-38 COLONY

10 II KARWAR 3174.20 35.5 18.8 Bangalore-540 i(arwar-O

11 III KUMTA 3278.43 37.8N 19.6N Bangalore-448 itarwar-72

12 VI MAGOO KPC PROJECT 2362.01N 35.5N 18.8N Bangalore-437 Karwar-112 COLONY

13 II SIRSI Set; Under Sirs; Urban AgglomeratIon

SIRSI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Uni t

SIRSl 2469.51 32.5 18.4 Bangalore-415 Karwar-120

14 IV YELLAPUR 2362.01N 32.5N 18.4N Bangalorc'425 Karwar-96

344

AND LOCATION OF TOWNS. 1989

road distance (in Kms.) from

Sub-Division/Taluk Head Quarters

8

Karwar-128 Haliyal-40

Kumta-40 Ankola-O

Kumta-S8 Bhatkal-O

Karwar"S Karwar-5

Karwar-136 Hal iyal-24

Karwar~ 105 Supa-23

Karwar-155 Hal iyal-O

Kumta-20 Honavar-O

Karwar-38 Karwar-38

Karwr-O Karwar-O

Kumta-O Kumta-O

Sirsi-67 Yellapur-17

Nearest City with population of one

lakh and more

9

Hubli-Dharwad-96

Hubli-Dharwad-140

Mangalore-144

Hubli-Dharwad-162

Hubli-Dharwad-80

Hubli-Dharwad-85

Hubli-Dharwad-34

Hubli-Dharad-186

Hubli-Dharwad-198

Hubli-Dharwad-157

Hubli-Dharwad-154

Hubli-Dharwad-77

Raillolay Station Bus Route

10 11

Dandel i -23 Ambikanagara-D

Hubli-14Q Ankola-Q

Talaguppa-88 Bhatkal-O

Madagaon (Goa)-72 Binaga-O

Dandel i-O Dandeli-O

Lond,)- 25 Ganeshagudi -0

Alnavar-12 Hal iyal-O

Talaguppa-66 Honnavar-O

Madagaon (Goa)-70 Kadra'O

Madagaon (Goa)-75 Karwar-O

Hubli-154 Kumta-Q

Hubli-77 Magod-O

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration

Si rsi-O Si rsi-O

Si rsi -48 Yellapur-O

See Constituent Unit

Hubli-Dharwad-103 Talaguppa-54

Hublj-Dharwad-66 Hubl i -66

345

Sirsi-Q

Yellapur-O

Navigable Riverl Canal (if loIithin

10 Kms.)

12

Gangol i River-8

Kal i River-7

Sl. No.

2

3

4

5

6

7

Sharavati River-O 8

9

Kal i River-Q 10

Aghanashini-8 11

12

13

14

ST ATEM ENT -III - MUNICIPAL

Sl. Class and Name of To~n Civic Recei pt (in Rs. '00) No. Admini -

stration Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other Total Status through from Municipal Grant Sources Recei pt (in 1990) taxes properties and (Speci fy)

etc. po~ers apart from taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

V AMBIKANAGARA NMCT

2 IV ANKOLA TMC 2093 4209 6997 13299

3 III BHATKAL TMC 6502 6056 5366 167 18091

4 V BINAGA NMCT 638 187 1216 27 2068

5 II DANDELI CMC 10879 16360 49606 4621 5656 87122

6 VI GANESHAGUDI NMCT

7 IV HAll YAL TMC 4669 4225 4874 3300 17068

8 IV HONAVAR TMC 9431 6993 125 394 5769 22712

9 VI KADRA KPC PROJECT ,.MCT COLONY

10 II KARIIAR CMC 18832 26838 10482 28971 85123

11 III KUMTA TMC 5474 3173 14427 6588 29662

12 VI MAGOD KPC PROJECT NMCT COLONY

13 II SIRSI TMC See Under Sirsi Urban AgglomeratIon

SIRSI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Uni t

SIRSI 9405 4847 20249 621 9972 45094

14 IV YELLAPUR MP 1744 10 1790 323 3867

346

FINAl':CE. 1988-89

Expenditure (in Rs. '00) 51. No.

General Admini- Publ ic Safety Public Health Public Works Publ ic Others Total stration and Conve- Institutions (Spec i fy) Expenditure

niences

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

3097 994 5108 641 10 3496 13346 2

3458 817 6859 1297 2046 14477 3

323 230 548 303 302 1706 4

31793 1282 16135 14940 5694 69844 5

'6

3402 437 7179 1196 3335 15549 7

3563 1750 4031 4944 5516 19804 8

9

20666 4292 10547 7894 24539 67938 10

5177 2428 7541 1417 275 3921 20759 11

12

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration 13

See Constituent Unit

5183 3439 4788 2077 23045 38532

2486 1199 141 33 200 16 4075 14

347

STATEMENT-IV - CIVIC AND

51. Class and Name of Town Civic Popu- Scheduled Road System at Number of latrines No. Admini - lation Castes and length Sewerage

stration Scheduled (i n Kms.) Wilter Service Others Status Tr i bes borne (in 1990) Populat i on

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

V AMBIKANAGARA NMCT 6064 570 PR- S. OSD 1360 KR- 16

2 IV ANKOLA TMC 13509 2291 PR- 15 OSD 600 43 KR· 6

3 III BHATKAL TMC 31478 725 PR- 18 S, OSD 3360 KR- 9

4 V BINAGA NMCT 7281 201 PR- 8 S 681 KR- 1

5 II DANDELI CMC 52701 5117 PR- 20 OSD, 4896 KR- 23 BSD

6 VI GANESHAGUDI NMCT 3371 407 PR- 13 S, OSD 1541 KR-

7 IV HAll YAl TMC 18005 2440 PR- 22 050 3025 KR- 2

8 IV HONAVAR TMC 16192 629 PR- 38 050 3H2 171 KR- 3

9 VI KADRA KPC PROJECT NMCT 2563 242 PR- 13 5, 623 COLONY KR- 050, BSD

10 II KARI.IAR CMe 51022 2491 PR- 60 OSD, 3200 KR- 7 BSO

11 III KUMTA TMC 26181 1821 PR- 36 OSD, 3800 228 . KR- BSO

12 VI MAGOO KPC PROJECT NMCT 798 152 PR- 4 OSD 579 COLONY KR-

13 II SIRSl TMC See Under Si rs i Urban Agglomeration

SIRSl URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Unit

SIRSI 50895 7403 PR- 70 050 3786 680 KR- 27

14 IV YElLAPUR MP 14456 1104 PR- 12 050 150 KR- 34

348

OTHER AMENITIES, 1989

Method of , Protected ~ater Supply Fir e F -i gh t i ng Electrification (Number of connections) Sl. Disposal Service ' No. of night Source of System of storage Domestic Industr1al COlTl1lercial Road Others soi I supply with capacity in lighting

litres(in brackets) (points)

11 12 13 14 ' ' ,) 16'--'- 17 18 ;.;

S OHT (270000) YES 1565 10 80 760 GlSR (1260000)

ST ,SR (562500) Sirsi -60 3563 82 242 575 75 2

S,ST SR ( 1318340) foandell-123 4190 130 900 710 243 3

ST OHT (130000) 51 rsi -115 600 2 50 450 4 PI (130000)

ST SR (1135000) YES '580'5 183 820 138'5 27 '5

S,ST- OHT (485780) Dandel i -23 1200 12 21 384 6

ST T OHT (375000 ) Dandeli-23 2221 105 477 545 47 7 SR (620000)

ST OHT (900000) Sirsi -85 2849 103 632 877 8

S,S1 GLSR (10000) Si rsi -112 623 36 250 9

ST T SR (900000) Dandeli-1D8 6488 241 1150 2000 143 10

ST T SR (900000) Sirsi-65 885 130 70 1219 329 ' 11

S1 1w S1rsi-67 579 55 12

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration 13

See Cons tit uent Uni t

S1 1 SR (2025000) YES 5540 238 1809 1745 33

ST OHT (90800) Sirsi -48 2385 94 431 328 33 14 SR (227000)

349

SI. Class and Name of rown No.

2

Jl ()ANDELJ

2 II I(ARIJAR

3 II SIRSI

Name of Slum

3

1 ) Bai lapeor

2) III Gate Area

3) Ishwar Temple Area

1 ) Konewada

1 ) Harijankere

* Fot Class I & II towns only.

STATEl\IE\T-IV A - CIVIC ANI) OTHER AMENITIES

350

Area of Slum (in Sq.km.)

4

0,019

0.036

0.006

0.004

0.003

Populutlon of slum (approximate)

5

1700

1500

211

230

228

Paved Roads (i n kms,)

6

10

8

0.80

0.121

System of Sewerage

l

OSD

OSD

IN NOTIFIED SLUMS. 198(P

Number of latrines

Private Community

Yater Service Others Borne

8 9 10

2 2

3 3

2 2

11

Method of dISposal of night sOIL

12

No.of tap points/ publ ic hydrants installed for supply of protected water

13

351

Electrification (NO. of connections)

Domestic

14

20

18

15

54

Road Lighting Others (Points)

15 16

26

23

23

2

SI. No.

2

3

Sl. Class and Name No. of Town

2

V AMSIKANAGARA

2 IV ANKOLA

3 III BHATI(AL

4 V BINAGA

5 II DANDELI

6 VI GANESHAGUDI

Popu' Medical Facilities l at i on -;-:---..,...,-:---;:-_

Hospitals Beds in Dispen' Medical saries/TS Insti· Clinics tutions etc. noted

3 4

6064 11(1) (1), FPC

13509 H (1) (1), HC, FPC

31478 H(l) (1), FPC, TS, 0

7281 D(1) (1)

52701 H(2} (2), FPC

3371 H(1) (1),

fPC

in Col.4

5

16

42

40

61

14

7 IV HALIYAL 18005 H(l) (1), 30 FPC

8 IV HONAVAR 16192 H(l) (1), 30 FPC

9 VI KADRA KPC 2563 H(l) (1), 16 PROJECT COLONY FPC

10 11 KARWAR 51022 H(2)(l,Ay-l),260 FPC, TB

11 III KUMTA

12 VI MAGOD KPC PROJECT COLONY

26181 H(l) (1), FPC, 0

798 Yellapur' 17

Arts/ Sc i ence/ C 0IlIlle r C e Colleges

STATEMENT-V MEDICAL. H)L'CATION.AL.

Medical Coli egcs

Educational Facilities

Eng i neer i ng Colleges

Polytechnic

(of degree level & abol/c)

Recognised Shorthand Typewriting Vocational Training Institutions

6 7 8 9 10

Dandel j-23 Hubli­Dharwad-96

Hubl j- Dandeli-23 Dandeli-23 Dharwad'96

ASC

ASC

Karwar-5

Hubli- Bhatkal·90 Karwar-34 Dharwad·140

Manipal-l05 Murade­shwar-15

Hubl i - Hubl i-Karwar -5 Dharwad-160 Dhar-wad-160

Type, Other

Type(3)

Karwar-S

ASC Hubli- Hubl,· Dharwad-80

Hublj· Sh.Type(2) Dharwad-80 Dharwad-80

Dandel i -23 Hubl i -Dharwad-1l5

Hubli­Dharwad-85

Hubli- Dandeli-23 Dharwad·85

AC

ASC

Alga-24

C, AS, AC'

AS

Hubl i - Hubl) - Hubl i-Type, Dharwad-55 Dharwad-55 Dharwad-55 Other

Manipnl-l1S Bhatkal-38 Kumta-20 Type(3), Other(3)

Hubl j- Hubl i- Karwar-38 Karwilr-38 Dharwad-198 Dharwad-198

Hubl i - BhatKill 126 Dharwad-157

Hubll- Bhatkal-B5 Dharwad-154

Sh. Type(3), Type(3} , Other

Sh. Typ(S), ype(4) Other(2)

Yellapur-17 Hubli- Hubl i- Hubl i- Yellapur-13

13 II SIRSI Dharwad-77

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration Dh3rwad-?7 Dharwad·77

SIRSI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See ConstItuent Unit

SIRSI

14 IV YELLAPUR

50895 H(l) (1), D(1) (Ay-l),

FPC

14456 H( 1} (1),

FPC

60 C, AS, L

30 AC

352

Hubl i' Dharwad-l03

Hubl i­Dhilrwad-66

Hubl i­Dharwao-l03

Hubli- Sirsi-48 Dhilrwad-66

Sh. (2), Sh _ Type(4) Type(4) Other

Type(2)

RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989

Educational Facilities (concld.) Working No.of Recreational & Cultural Facit i ties Sl. Women's No.

Higher Secondaryl Junior Primary Adul t Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public Secondary/' Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy with Drama/COIlIllU- Libraries I ntermedi atel & Middle Classesl No. of nity Halls including PUC (Pre-Uni- Schools Centres seats Reading versity Others Rooms College Level) (Specify)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Dandel i "23 2

2 9 14 PL 2

3 11 13 2 PL 3 RR

Karwar-S 6 6 2 PL 4

2 6 13 13 2 PL 5

2 PL 6

2 8 10 PL 7

4 6 13 2 2 PL 8 RR

ULga·24 Ulga-24 2 2 PL 9 RR

4 12 27 45 5 4 PL 10 RR

5 14 20 2 2 Pl 11

Yellapur·17 Yellapur-17 12

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglamerat i on 13

See Canst i went Unit

2 6 11 11 3 3 PL(2)

10 11 AC(1) PL 14

353

St. Ctass and Name of No. Town

2

V AMBIKANAGARA

2 IV ANKOLA

3 III BHATKAL

4 V BINAGA

5 I I DANDELI

6 VI GANESHAGUDI

7 IV HALlYAL

8 IV HONAVAR

Names of three most important commodities imported

1st 2nd 3rd

3 4 5

Electrlc S~re Foodgrains Edible Oil Parts

foodgrains

Foodgrains

Rockel Phosphate

Banboo

Groceries

Foodgrains

Coir

Clay Medicines

Edible Oils Building Materials

Amyl Alchohol

Timber

Tobacco

Coconut 8. Betalnut

Groceries

Manganese Ore

Hardwares

Raw Cashew

9 VI KADRA KPC Cement Iron PROJECT COLONY

10 II KARIIAR Timber Logs

11 III KUMTA Foodgrains

12 VI MAGOD KPC Foodgrains PROJECT COLONY

Rock Phosphate

o i anmon i LIIl

Phosphate

Pan Leaves Stationery

Clothes Cement

STATEMENT-VI - TRADE, COMMERCE.

Names of three most important commodities exported

1 St

6

Ti Ie!;

Cut Sizes of Tirrber

Caustic Soda Flakes

2nd

7

fish

Fish

Phosphoric Acid

3rd

8

Cut Sizes of Timber

Arecanut

Sodium Tripoly Phosphate

Paper Plywood Viner Iron Ore

Phowa (Beaten Timber Rice)

Cashewnut coconut Oi I

Granite Blocks Aluminium Powder

Betalnut Fish

Furni ture

Coi r Products

Phosphor i c Ac i d

Cashewnut'

13 11 SIRSI See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration

SIRSI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Unit

SIRSI Timber Paddy Leather

14 IV YELLAPUR Petrol Rice Kerosene

354

Rice Footwear

Timber Cardamom

Phowa (Beaten Rice)

Arecanut

INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1989

Names of three most important commodities manufactured No.ot Banks No.of Agricultural Credit Societies

1st 2nd 3rd

--9--- 10 11 12 13

Ti les .Fish Products 7

Cut Sizes of candles pappad 8 rintx:r

Caustic Soda Sq:jium Phosphoric Acid 2 Tr,ipol yphosphate

Paper Plywood Viners Iron Ore 9

2

Furniture Pottery Phowa 8 2 (Beaten Rice)

Coir Products Cashewnut Coconut Oi l 11

5i lver Steel Yooden Furniture 15 4 Ornaments Fabrication

Cement Pipes Sandalwood 9 3 Articles

See Under Sirsi Urban Agglomeration

See Constituent Unit

Footwear Agarbathi Wooden 13 7 Furni ture

Bulbs Candles Coconut 0; l 7

355

No.ot Non-Agri- Sl. cultural Credit No. Socities

14

4 2

10 3

3 4

2 5

6

4 7

7 8

9

25 10

23 11

12

13

30

14

APPENDIX

POPULATION OF TOWNS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED OUTGROWTHS

Location Code ~o.

~ame of the Town

2

SIRSI URBAN AGGLOMERATIO~

113001 51 R51

113002

113003

113004

113005

Population of the core town

3

4174

356

Name of Outgrowth

4

Sirs;

Landakanahalli

Kalkani

Puttanmane

Population of Outgrowth

5

3699

1.561

1322

2566

LIST OF SCHEDULED' CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

List of Scheduled Castcs and Scheduled Trihes as pcr the Scheduled Casll:~ and Scheduled Tribes orders

(Amendment) Act, 1976, (No. 108 of 197(, dated the 18th Septemoer, 197(,) adopted for the 1(1)1 O~n~us.

SCHEDULED CASTES

1. Adi Andhra

2. Adi DraviJa

3. Adi Karnataka

4. Adiya (in Cnorg District)

5. Agc~

6. Ajila

7. Anamuk

8. Aray Mala

9. Arunthillhiyar

to. ArWil Mala

11. Baira

12. Bakad

13. BanI (in Bdgaum, Bijapur. Dharwar and Nnrth Kanara districts)

14. Bakuda

15. Balagai

16. Bandi

17. Banjara, Lambani

18, Bathada

19. Beda .I angam, Budga Jangam

20. Bellara

21. Bhangi, Mehtar, Olgana, Rukhi. Malbna. Halalkhor. Lalbegi, Balmiki, Koral'. Zadmalli

22. Bhamhi, Bhambhi, Asadaru, Asodi, Chamadia, Chamar, Chambhar, Chamgar. Hilralayya, Harali, Khalpa. Machigar. Moehigar. Madar. Madig, Mochi, Muchi, Tdegll Mochi, Kamati Mochi, Ranigar, Rohidas, Rohi!. Samgar

23. Bhovi

24. Bindla

25. Byagara

26. Chakkiliyan

27. Chalavadi. Chalvadi, Channayya

28. Chandala

29. Chenna Dasar, Holaya Dasar

30. Dakkal, Dokkalwar

31. Dakkaliga

32. Dhm, Kakkayya, Kankayya

33. Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano

34. Ellamalwar. Ycllammalawandlll

35. Ganli Chon;~

357

36. Garoda, Garo

37. Godda

3K (iosangi

~W. Halleer

40. Halsar, Haslar, Hulasvar, Halasvar

41. Handi .Iogis

42. Hasla

43. Holar, Valhar

44. Hnlaya, Holer, HoiL;ya

45. Holeya Dasari

4<, . .Iaggali

-17 . .IaOlhuvulll

4:-\. Kildaiyan

-N, Kalladi

50. Kcplllaris

51. KI)lu(lulvandlll

52. K\)m,a

53. Koraeha

54. Kor(lmll

55. KOlcgar. Melri

5h. KlIdlimban

57. Kuravan

5~. Lingadcr

51). 1\'lachala

(JO. l'vladari

(11. Madiga

(12. Mahar. Tarat Dhegu Mcgu

(l~'. Mahyavanshi. Dhcd, Vankar, Maru Vankar

64. Maila

(15. Mala

(1(,1. Mala Das<lri

67. Mala Hannai

(k"l. Mala .Iangam

m. Mala Masti

70. Malll Sale. Netkllni

71. Mala Sanyasi

12. Mang. Matang, Minimadig

73. Mang Garudi, Mang Garodi

74. Manne

75. Maslhi

7(). MaviJan

77. Mcghval. Mcnghvar

78- Moger

79. Mukri

80. MunJala

81. Nadia. HaJi

82 Nalkadaya

830 Nalakcyava

84. NayaJi

85. Pale

8(}, Pallan

87. Pamoada

88. P:mchama

8'). Pai1niandi

90. Paraiyan, Paraya

91. Paravan

n. Rancyar

93. Samagara

94. Samban

l)5. Sapari

96. Sillckyathas

In. Sindhollu, Chindollu

98. Sudugadu Siddha

99. Thoti

100. Tirgar, Tirbanda

101. Valluvan

SCHEDULED TRIRES

1. Adiyan

2. Barda

3. Bavaeha, Bameha

4. Bhil, Bhil (iarasia, Dholi Bhil, Dungri Bhil, Dungri Garasia, Mcwasi Bhil, Rawal Bhil, Tadvi Bhil, Bhagalia, Bhilala, Pawra, Vastlva, Vasilvc

5. Chenchu, Chcnchwar

6. Chodhara

7. Dubla, Talavia, Halpali

8. Gamit, Gamta, Gavil, . Mavchi, Padvi, Valvi

9. Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond

10. Gowdalu

11. Hakkipikki

12. Hasalaru

U. I rlliar

II Iruliga

15 .. kllu KlIruh;1

Ill. Kadu Kurllila

17. Kammara (in SOUl h Kan<lra Districl and Kollcgal Taluk of Myson: District)

1K Kaniyan, Kanyan (m Kollcgal Taluk of Mysorc District)

II). Kalhodi. Kalkari. Ohm Kathodi. Ohm Kalkari. Son Kalhmli. Son Kalkari

20. Kallunayakan

21. Kokna. Knkni. Kukna

22. Koli Dhm, Tokn: Koli, Kolcha, Kolgha

23. Kond.. Kapll!-.

2-l. Knraga

25. Kola

2(1. Koya, Bhin~ Koya, Rajkoya

27. KlIdiya, Mdaklldi

2X. Kuruha (in l'1)(lr!! District)

21). KUrtJlll.llh

30. l\l"ha Mala"ar

31. ;Vlalaikud;

32. Mabsar

3.). Malaydandi

34. Malerll

3:1. Maratha (in C(l(lrg Distri~t)

3(1. Marati (in South Kananl Dislrict)

:'7. M~da

. :'K Naikda, Navaka, Cholivala Navaka, Kapadia N:tyaka. Mota NaY'lk~, Nana Nayaka -.

:'1). Palliyan

-l0. Paniyan

·lI. Pardhi, Advichinchcr, Pham,c Pardhi

42. Patdia

·n. Rathaw.t

-l-l. Sholaga

-l5. Soligarll

46. Toda

47. Varli

4K Vitolia, Kotw,llia, Barodia

49. Ycrava

PUBLICATION PLAN

The 1991 Census tahles will be puhlished in .n separate ~eries of volul11e~ for All - India and for

each State and Union Territory. The puhlieation series is a~, follows:

,Series No. 10, Jammu & Kashmir 23. Tamil Nadu 11, Karnataka 24. Tripura

1. INDIA 12, Kerala 25. Uttar Pradesh

States 13, Madhya Pradesh 26. West Bengal 14, Maharashtra

\ Union Territories 2. Andhra Pradesh 15. Manipur

3. ArUhachal Pradesh 16, Meghalaya 27. Andaman & Nicobar Islands 4. Assam 1"1 Mizoram 28. Chandigarh 5. Bihar 18, Nagaland 29. Dadra & Nagar Haveli 6. Goa, 19, Orissa

30. Daman & Diu 7. Gujarat 20, Punjab 31. Delhi 8. Haryana 21, Rajasthan 32, Lakshadweep 9. Himachal Pradesh 22, Sikkim 33. Pondicherry

In each of these snies (for all - Indi,1 and each Stale/Union Territory) the different series of tables

(A Series - General Pl)pUlalion Tables, B - Series - General Eeonllmie Tables, ':lc.,) will be bfllUght out

as different Parts. Apart from these, District Census Handbooks will he published for each district in

the country. These will contain the PCA data for the district. the village and h)wn primary censu~ abstract

and the village and town directorie~. The laller comprise compilations of statistics. external tll census

relating to the villages and towns, which in conjunction wilh census data will be very u~eful lo data users.

For all. - India and for each Stall: and Linion Territory, the n;n~u~ tablilatil)ll~ and reports \vill he

published according to the following plan:

ParI No. and suhject c\wered

Part I - Administration R..:pmt

(for office use nnly)

Part If - General Population Tables

Part III - General Economic Tables

Suh-part No. if any, and the topics covered

Part I-A - Admini~tration Rep\)fl Enumeralilln

Part I-B - Administralion Rcp<lrl Tahublillll

Part II-A - General Population Tahb, - A-SlTies

Part Il-B - Primary Census Ah"tract

Part III-A - B-Series tabIes of first stag!: which will be

brought out on IlY!' sample in respect of major St<ltcs

and on full count in respect of ~maller Stutes ,lOd Union

T crritl))"ie~.

Part 111-8 - B-Scrie~ lablc~ uf "l~cond \tage which will be

hrought ntll 011 full UHIlll. The datil rdating H H I. OW,

Marginal Worker~ and NUll-worker" seeking./availabk for

work will bl; entered 011 full CllUnL ha~is.

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Part IV - Social and Cultural Tabh.;s

Par! V - Migration Tables

Part VI - Fertility Tables

Part VII Tables on House::. and

Household Amenities

Part VlII - Special Tabks on Scheduled

Casles and Scheduled Tribes

Part IX - Town Directory, Survey Report

on Towns and Village~

Part IV -A - C-Series tables oj' lir~t stage c(lverll1g age

sex and marital statu~. cl)lllp()~iti(ln (If p\lpulation. singk

year age retllrn~. educational lc,'ds, school allendance and

bilingualism.

Part IV -B - C-Serie~ tablc~ covering mother tongue, rcliginn

of population and hOllsehold composition.

Part V·A - D-Series tahles \If lirst slage covering lables

based on 11)1;;" sample in respect of major States and on

full count in respect of smaller States and Union Territories.

Part V -B - D-Series tables of second stage covering

occupational dassilication of migrant workers. These

tables arc based on full count.

F-Series tahks of first stage which will hc brought (lut

on (W';, sample in n;speet of majllr States ill1d 011 full

count in re~pect of smalkr Stale::. ,IIlJ Union Territmie~.

II - Series tahles c\)"ering census houses and the uses to

which these arc put, construction malerial or wall. fOol'

and nOM of Ihe censu~ how .. es occupied by households,

lenun: status of the house occupied and number of living

rooms, household size, housing facilitie::.. like drinking water,

electricity and toilet available to households and the fuel

med by the household for cooking. These tables will also

COVt;T tables on Scheduled Castes lind Scheduled Tribes.

This volume will contain analytical notes also,

This part will contain SC and ST series of table~ lor

Scheduled Caslcs and Scheduk:d Tribes n:spectivc!y. Thc

data relating to SchcJulcd Casles ami Scheduled Trines

will he entered on full count hasi~ in the third stage and

SC/ST tables will be pwC\;ssed \)n the CDl1lplll\;r on full

count. These will (.;owr popUlation of cach' Scheduled

CaslC/Trihc, industrial categories of main and marginal

workers, nnn-workcrs seekingjmailahlc ror wmk ami those

who never worked before. edUC,lIional leveL school

allentiance. agl'. sex and marital stal u~. c\)mpo~itil)n of

Scheduled ('a,tes and Scheduled Tribes. In addition to

!he~e. the fertility tables relating 10 SC/ST arc also covered.

These tahle~ als\l cover 1'01' Scheduled Tribes. their

composition by religion, mother longue and hilingualism.

Part IX - A - Town Directory

Part IX B - Survey Report on selected Towns

Part I X C Survey Report on sekctcd Villag.cs

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Part XI - Census Atlas

Part XII - District Census Handbook

Ethnographit' notes and spe('iul studies on S<.:heduled Castes and Schcduled Tribe~

Union and State/Union Territory Census ,Atlases

Part XII - A - Village and Town Directory

Part XII - B - Village and Town wise Primary Census

Abstract

The following special papers are also planned and will be published as and when they arc ready as

1991 Census papers :

'(a) Special studies taken up by the Directors of Census Operations

(b) Specfal Areas Surveys

(c) Spedal Tables for Standard Urban Areas

(d) Language Survey Reports

(e) Post Enumeration Check Report

(f) Age Tables

(g) Life Tables

(h) Reports on estimates of inter-ccnsal birth and death rales lISlI1g ]')g 1-1991 life l<tbks and age data

(i) Development of ViLal Statistics In India

Besides these special papers, some monographs based on 1991 Census data on subjects of topical

interest to be prepared by scholars will be brought out as 1991 Census monographs.

It is also proposed to carry out some special studies of 1')91 O.:nslls data in collaboration with other

organisations and the results of such studies will be published as occasional papers of the IIJJl Census,

It is also proposed to disseminate census tabulations and the basic data in machine readable forms

such as magnetic lapes, diskettes, floppies, etc.

The District Census Handbooks will be available for sale at the Government Central Press, Bangalore

and the other publications at the Office of the Director of Ct:nsus Operations, Karnataka, Bangalore and

the Manager of Publications, Civil Lines, New Delhi - 6.

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