E S FI 2001

SERIES-22

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

Part - A & B

1ST

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

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VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

cYfTCfIT~~ PEOPLE ORIENTED

Manoranjan Saran of the Indian Administrative Service

Director of Census Operations, Orissa

ORISSA

The maps included in this publication are based upon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India.

The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.

The interstate boundaries between Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Megl1alaya shown in this publication are as interpreted from the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971 but have yet to be verified.

The state boundaries between Uttaranchal & Uttar PrF~desh, Bihar & Jharkhand and Chhattishgarh & Madhya Pradesh have not been verified by government concerned.

© Government of India, Copyright 2007.

PATORA DAM

The Patora Dam Site is situated at a distance of 18 km. from Nuapada district headquaters . The

landscape, lush green trees around, silvery water of Jonk Dam amid calm and quiet environs and of course

an eye-catching temple, make it an exotic sight. Large crowds are gathered here on the new year (1 st January)

and on SIVA-RATRl. Patora has the history of an ancient civilization as evident from the relics. Monuments

discovered by the archaeological department spell out a glorious past. The fully submerged Maraguda vaHey

was the seat ~f erstwhile "Saravpuri" empire. It was also a part of" Maha Koshal".

On the right side of the dam atop a hillock, stands a towering magnificent structure, Jogeswar Temple,

which enshrines a "J\}gal Murti" of Siva-Parvati carved out of a single marble stone. It enlivens the sweet ./

memory of the great devotee late Gulshan Kumar (famous cassette maker) who donated these marble idols.

The magnificent garden constructed down stream of the earthen dam is a replica of the Brundavan garden. The

sprinkling water within a flowery ring presents a splendid sight. Colourful lights and music add to its beauty at

night.

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Foreword

Preface

CONTENTS

Acknow ledgemen t

District Highlights - 2001 Census

Important statistics in the District

Ranking of Police Stations in the District

Statement I

Statement 2

Statement 3

Statement 4

Statement 5

Statement 6

Statement 7

Statement 8

Statement 9

District Map

Analytical Note

Name of the headquartcrs of District/Tahasils, their rural/urban status and distance from district headquarters, 2001

Name of thc headquarters of district/CD Block, their rural-urban status and distance from district headquarters, 2001

Population of the district at each Census fi'om 190] to 2001

Area, number of villages/towns and population in district

and Police Station, 2001

CD Block-wise number of villages and rural population, 200 I

Population of Urban Agglomerations/towns, 2001

Villages with population of 5,000 and above at CD Block level as per 2001 Census and amenities available

Statutory towns with population less than 5,000 as per 2001 Census and amenities available

HouseJess and Institutional population of

Police Stations, rural and urban, 2001

1. History and scope of the District Census Handbook

2. Brief history of the district

3. Administrative set-up

4. Physical features: Location, size, physiography, relief, drainage, climate, agriculture, industry, gram panchayat and cropping pattern

5. Mil:;or characteristics of the district ill the form of any historical figure associated with the district

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6. Blicf description of places of religiolls importance,

historical and tourist interest ill the district

7. Censlis concepts

8 Non-censlIs concepts

9. 200 I census findings - Population, its distribution

10. Brief' analysis of peA data based on inset tables I to 36

11. Drief analysis of the Village Directory and Town Directory

data based on inset tables 37 to 47

12. Brief analysis of the data 011 houses and household amenities,

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HOllselisting Operations, Census or lndia 2001 based on inset tables 48 to 52 50

13. Scope of Village Directory 58

14. Scope of Town DirectOlY 59

PART A- VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION - I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Note explaining the abbreviations used in the Village Directory

List of Villages merged in Towns and outgrowths at 2001 Censlls

CD modi-wise Ilrescntation of ViIltlge Directory data

1. Nuapada CD Block Map

Alphabetical list of Villages Amenities & Land lise

2. Komana CD Block

Map Alphabetical list of Villages Amenities & Land use

3. Boden CD Block Map

Alphabetical list of Villages Amenities & Land use

4. Sinapali CD Block Map

Alphabetical list of Villages Amenities & Land use

5. Khariar CD Block

Map Alphabetical list of Villages Amenities & Land use

Appendices to Village Directory : I to VIII

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173 177 180

205 209 212

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SECTION -- II - TOWN DIRECTORY

Note explaining the abbreviations used in Town Directory

Town Directory Statements (I to VII) :

STATEMENT I - Status and Growth History

STATEMENT II - Physical aspects and location of towns, 1999

STATEMENT Iff - Municipal finance, 1998-99

STATEMENT IV - Civic and other amenities, 1999

STATEMENT V - Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities

STATEMENT VI - Tracie, Commerce, Industry and Banking,1999

STATEMENT VI[ - Civic and other amenities in slums,1999

PART B - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Brief note 01) Primmy Censlls Abstract

Distnct Primary Census Abstract (General)

Appendix to District PrimalY Census Abstract i.e.Urban block wise figures of

Total, SC and ST Population

Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes

Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes

cn. Block-wise Village Primary Census Abstract

Primmy Census Abstract - CD Block Nuapada

Primary Census Abstract - CD Block Komana

Primary Census Abstract - CD Block Boden

Primary Census Abstract - CD Block Sinapali

Primary Census Abstract - CD Block Khariar

Urban Primary Census Abstract

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Annexure I Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat (CD Blockwise) 407

Annexure II - Feltility and Mortality, 1991 Census 410

Annexure III - Various measures of fertility and mean age at marriage, 1991 Census 410

Annexure IV - Percentage Distribution of Migrants by place of birth/place of last residence, 2001 Census 412

Annexure V - Brief account of main religions in the district/tahasi I as per 2001 Census 413

Annexure VI - Marital status of popUlation as per 2001 Census 414

Annexure VII - Age, Sex and Education in the district, 2001 Census

Annexure VIII - Distribution of different mother tongues returned in 2001 Census

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Foreword

The District Census Handbook (DCHB) published by Census Organisation since 195 I Census, is one of the important publications in the context of planning and development at grass-root level. The publication,

which is brought out [or each district, contains several demographic and socio-economic characteristics village~ wise and town~wise of the district alongwith tIle status ofavailability of civic amenities, ilJfrastructural facilities, etc.

The scope of the DCBB was initially confined to a few Censlls Tables and Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town within the district. Thereafter, at successive Censtlses, its scope and coverage has been enlarged. The DCBB published at the 1961 Census provided a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory including PCA. The 1971 Census~ DCBB series was in three parts: Part~A related to village and town directory, Pati-B to village and town PCA and Pati-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. The 1981 Census DCRB was in two parts: Part-A contained village and town directory and Part~B the PCA of village and town including the SCs and S'Cc; PCA up to tahasilltown levels. New features alongwith restructuring of the formats of village and town directory were added into it. In ViIlage Directory, all amenities except electricity were brought together and if any amenity was not available in the referent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such an amenity, was given. Information all new items such as adult literacy centers, primmy health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet the requirements of some of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Information on approach to the village was provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give the details on number of inaccessible village in each district. In the Town Directory, a statement (IV-A) on slums was introduced to provide the details on civic and other amenities in the notified slums of Class I and Class II towns.

The 1991 Census DCHB, by and large, followed the pattern of presentation of 1981 Census, except the format of PCA was restructured. Nine-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition, sex-wise population on 0-6 age group was included in the PCA for the first time with a view to enable the data users to compile more realistic IHeracy rate as all children below 7 years of age had been treated as illiterate at the time of 1991 Census. One of the important innovations in the 1991 Census was the Community Development Block (CD Block) level presentation ofviIlage directory and PCA data instead of the traditional tahasilltaluk/PS level presentation. It was expected that the presentation of village directOlY and PCA data at CD Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro level development plans, CD Block being lowest administrative ullit.

The present series of 2001 Census DCHBs have been made more informative and exhaustive in terms of coverage and content. The Village Directory has been enlarged in scope by including a number of other facilities like banking, recreational and cultural facilities, newspapers and magazines and 'most important commodity' manufactured in village. Income and expenditure of gram panchayat, wherevel' possible, has been provided. Apart from these, more details on distance(s) at which basic amenities are available (if not available in the village), are given. This includes educational facilities (namely primary and middle schools and college), medical facilities (viz. Allopathic Hospital, Maternity & Child Welfare Centre and Primary Health Centre), drinking water, post & telegraph (post office and phone), communication, bank, credit societies and recreational facilities. In Town Directory, the statement on Slums has been modified and its coverage enlarged by including details on all slums instead of 'notified slums". The information is given in case of all statutory towns irrespective of their class, against only Class I and Class II towns in the 1981 and 1991 Censuses. The basic amenities

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available in the villages and towns are analysed in depth with the help of a number of cl'Oss-dassified inset tables and statements. Two other significant additions in the publicatioll are iuclusion of 'motif' highlighting significant eharacteristic of the district and analytical notes as annexures. The allalytical notes on (i) fertility and mortality and (ii) variolls measures of fertility and mean age at marriage are prepared based on 1991 CenslIs. Wlwreas, in the noies relating to (0 percentage distribution of migrants by place of birth/place of iast residl;Jl1ctl, (ii) mal1l religions, (iii) 111a1 ital slains of population, (iv) age, sex and education, and (v) distribution of spectrum of mother tongue, nature and extent of changes occurred in the district in its basic socio demographic features during the decade 1991-2001 are analysed. The eight digits permanent location coele (PLCN) to all the villages and towns have been assignee! keeping in view the future needs.

The village and town level amenity data have been collected, compiled and computerized in prescribed record structure uncleI' the supervision of Shri Manoranjan Saran, Director of Census Operations, Orissa. Thereafter, effolt have been made to ensure comparability of the information with that of 1991 Census dala and the information brought oui by the respective state governments in their annllal reports and statistical handbooks for various years after 1991. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shri RG.MitI a, Deputy Registntf General (C & T) and Dr. I.e. Agrawal, Senior Research Officer of Social Studies Division. Dr. RP. Singh, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of maps. Whereas, Shri Anil Kumar Arora, Deputy Director of Data Processing Division who worked under the overall supervision of Shri Himakar, Addl. Director (EDP) helped in preparation of record structure for computerisation of village and town directory data and the programme for the generation of Village Directory and Towll Directory staiements including analytical inset tables. The draft DCHB manuscripts received fi'om the Census Directorates have been scrutinized in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri S.LJaill, Deputy Director and Shri R.K.Mehta, Assistant Director. I am thankful to all of them and others who have contributed to make this publication possible.

New Delhi Dated: 17.10.2006

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D.KSikri Registrar General &

Censlls Commissioner, India

Preface

The District Census Handbook (DCHB) brought out by the Census Organisation after each Census is one

of the most valuable and important publications providing grass-root level data in order to cater to the

needs and aspiration of the people at large. The publication is compiled and prepared for each district of the

state by the Census Organization all behalf of the State Government. It not only contains the numeric figures

relating to the people in villages and towns but also gives a clear picture on the quality of their life. These

publications are widely used by the State Government functionaries at the district level as well as other levels

for planning, development ancl administrative purposes in addition to a large cross-section of data users,

academicians, scholars, researchers and other non-governmental agencies who derive maximum utility of

these publicati011s. The Registrar GeJleraJ & Census Commissioner, India in his foreword has highlighted the

improvements in the publication brollght out from time to time since its inception.

As per 2001 Census publication programme, it has been proposed to publish the District Census Handbook

ill two parts i.e. Part A - Village and Town Directory and Part B - Village and Town Primary Census

Abstract. Part A of the publication contains information on basic amenities available to the villagers and land use data supported by a number of tables and its analysis on non-census data for villages and towns. Part

B of the publication on the other hand contains details census data for villages alld towns in the form of

Primary Census Abstract. The contents and coverage of the publication have been designed in a uniform

manner by the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India. By and large, the manner of presentation

of DCHBs of the 200 I Census is similar to the 1991 Census. However, the publications have been made

more informative and exhaustive keeping at par with the changes in socio-economic scenario of the nation

and the requirement of the data users. It is hoped that the publication would be helpful to the planners,

administrators in formulating micro level developmental planning.

The collection and compilation of such a huge data was indeed a formidable task requiring crusader's

zeal on the part of different functionaries. Information on amenities and land use data for Village Directory

has been collected from the Tahasilclars while the Chief Executive Officers of the Municipal Corporations

and Executive Officers of the MunicIpalities and Notified Area Councils have provided the information for

towns. Data collected as such have been cross-checked with the help of the official data collected from

various Departments/Organisations like Reserve Bank of India, Department of Post, Government of India, Directorate of Health Services and Directorate of Indian System of Medicine & Homeopathy, Directorate

of Higher Education etc; Government of Orissa. Though all types of efforts have been taken for removal

of discrepancies in the figures, yet the possibility of some error still creeping into them cannot be altogether

ruled out.

Till 1991 Census, The Director of Census Operations had the responsibility fol' providing data whereas

its publication was the responsibility of the State Governmel1t. However, this time the publication is being

brought out by the Govt. oflndia. The publication will also be made available for the first time in electronic

format to the numerous data users.

I express my deep gratitude to Shri J.K. Bal1thia, lAS, Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India,

Shri Ro. Mitra, Deputy Registrar General (C & T) and Dr. I.e.AgrawaJ, Sr. Research Officer of Social Studies

Division and other officers of the Registrar General's office for their valuable guidance ill preparing this volume.

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I am glatetul to the ciep,utments of the Govt o( OII'>Sd, Heads of iJepclltmentq, Colleciol,) and othel dlst! leI officer~, Tdhdstldalb, Block Develoment Ofike) '>. Cillel LAet-utlve Ofilt-els and ExecutIVe Officelb

of the town~ who h,lVe e..<.tended theu co-operatIOn and he! p fot collectmg su<-h voluminous lind useful ddta

1 ~m also grateful to the auti10lliles 01 Reserve B,mk ofJndla dnd Po ... tal Depmtment fnt PIOVldll1g u;qlllsite ddta

I would be fadtng 111 my duty, unles~ I tlcknowledge the ImpOItant IOle played by my colleagues, who have

been clSSOclated with the plOJect one way 01 the othel, ior theu SllIcelC ettol ts to bJlng Ollt tIlls publICatIOn

Bhubal1esw,lI

JanlldlY, 2004

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Manoranjan Saran DIl ecto! of Census Opel atlOl1S,

Orissa

Acknowledgement

Editing ~md SupenTisiolU

I Shri D.Bchem 2 Shri A.K.Samal 3 Shri PrHtap Singh 4 Shri P. Tripalhy 5 Shri Pravakar Barad 6 Shri H.K.Singh

Village and Town Directory Ullits

Shri A. C. Samantary 2 Shn D. C. SainI 3 Shri B. M. Patnaik 4 Shri Niren Shame 5 Shri A.N.Nayak 6 Shri A. C. Dehcra 7 Shri Tapanesh Ray 8 Shri C. R. Mishra 9 Shri P. K. Das

IO Shri R. C. Das 11 Shri A. K. Patnaik 12 Shri D. K. Bose 13 Shri Sunaram Mahali 14 Shri Niral\jan Panda 15 Shri K. R. Tripathy 16 Shri A. K. Dey 17 Shri P. K. Mishra

18 Shri S. N. Mohapatra 19 Shri M. A. Maj id 20 Shri B. C. Mohapatra 21 Shri S. S. Roy 22 Shri Sallatan Naik 23 Shri N. C. Das 24 Shri P.KBhuyan 25 Shri R.N. Mishra 26 Shri S. N. Seth 27 Shri Babu Padhy 28 Shri B. K. Rath 29 Shri P. K. Padhi

Programming and data pl'ocessing 1 Shri Padarbinda Rath

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Deputy Director Deputy Director Deputy Director Deputy Director Deputy Director Assistant Dj rector

S. 1. Gr.I S. I. Gr.I S. I. Gr.I S. 1. Gr.l Investigator (SS) Gr.} S. r. Gr.II S. I. Gr.II S. I. GdI S. I. Gr.II S. 1. Gr.11 S. 1. Gr.n S. 1. GrJl S. r. Gr.11 S. 1. Gr.III S. r. Gr.III S. I. Gr.IIl S. 1. Gr.m S. 1. Gr.III S. r. Gr.Iff S. 1. Gr.III S. I. Gr.III S. 1. Gr.III S. 1. Gr.JII S.l. Gr.III S. I. Gr.III S. 1. Gr.III Assistant Compiler L. D. C.

DPA Or.'A'

C, R C. IJn~panl1iou

SlJri Akshya Ku. Molwpatrn 2 Shl'i Santosh Kll. J\clwrya

3 Shri Gora Chand Saho()

4 Shri Debcndra Kuma;' Mohapatra

5 Shri Madan Mohan Behera

6 Shri Nabin Chandra SalHI I), C. A. Unit

I Shri D. Selhy 2 SIt!'i.l. Pali 3 SlIl'i R. K. Pallcy 4 Sl1l'i S. K. Dutta

5 Shri A. K. lena 6 Shri S. K. Kabisatpalhy 7 Shl'i K. C. Padhi 8 SIt!'i Niranjan Saboo

9 Shri P.K. S<llwo

10 Shri SIc. S. Hussain

11 Shri Sridhar Naynk 12 Shl'i Maheswar Nayak 13 Shri R. C. Singh

14 8hri Sankarsall Barik

15 Shri Pramoda Patnaik

Map Unit Supervision

1 Shri J. P. Rout

Pl'eparatioll of Maps

1 Shri T. S. Khadatkar 2 Shri M. N. Das 3 Shl'i R. N. Tiyu 4 Sh!'i S. Mulia 5 Shd S. C. Mallik 6 Shl'i S. K. Nayak 7 Shri D. K. Pradhan 8 Shd G. N. Mohapatra 9 Shri P. K. Ray

10 8hri J.N. Acharya

11 Shri P. K. Dehera 12 Shri G. C. Nayak 13 Shri P. K. Das

Printing 1 Shri B.K.Sahu 2 Shri D.N.Mishra 3 Shri Sudarsan Mishra 4 Smt.M.Panda

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DEO Gr.'B' Stenographer Gr.Ill

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S. I. Gr.Ill S. I. Or.III S. I. Gr.IIl Compiler

Research Officer(Map)

Sr. Geographer Sr. Drawing Assistant Geographer

Sr. Draftsman

Sr. Draftsman

Sr. Draftsman

Sr. Draftsman Sr. Draftsman Draftsman Draftsman

Draftsman !IPMO HPMO

STA(Ptg.) Printing Inspector

S.1. Gr.III Proof Readet"

pistrict Highlights ... 2001 CenslUs

1. Nuapac1a is the 191h district in terms of size and 25th in terms of population.

2. Nuapada is the 27th urbanized district in the state having about 5.66 percent of its population living in urban areas whereas about 14.99 per cent of state's popUlation live in urban areas.

3. In terms of population per sq. km. Nuapada is 23rd densely popUlated district in the state.

4. Nuapada has 5th rank ill terms of sex ratio in the state.

5. There are only 15 uninhabited villages in the district whereas only one village is having a population o[more thar15000.

6. Tukula in Khariar P.S. is the most populated villages (6,106) in the district.

7. The economy of the district is mainly dependent upon cultivation. Out of each 100 workers in the district 80 are engaged in agricultural sector.

8. Komana police station is having the highest number of villages (152) in the district and J onk police station is having lowest munber of villages (71) in the district.

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS iN THE OISTRJCT

omSSA NUAPAIJ>A

NUMBEROF VILLAGES "! (llnl '51,349 663

InhahIted 47,529 648

lhtlnildbltcd 1,820 15

NUMBeR 01'"1 OWNS S(,\(ul(llY Towll> 107 2

Ccn~ll" [owns 31 0

NUMBER OF IIOUSLIIOLDS TOUll 7,738,065 122,601

In~tltlillon<ll 17,915 147

lIollscles~ 13,044 115

l'OPULAI ION TOT AL PC1SOJl~ 36,804,660 530,690

Malc~ 18,660,570 264,396

FClllnk:s 18,144,090 266,294

RURAL Pel sons 31,287,422 500,652

Malc, 15,748,970 249,146

Ft:males 15,538,452 251,506

URDAN Person~ 5,517,238 30,038

Mnlc5 2,911,600 15,250

Females 2,605,638 14,788

PERCEN'IAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 1499 566

NUl11bel Pel cent age Numbel Pelcentage DECADAL POPULATION GROWTH

Pelson~ 5,144,924 16.25 61,208 l3.04 1991-2001

Mule~ 2,596,424 1616 29,934 1277

Females 2,548,500 1634 31,274 13.31

AREA (Ill sq. km ) 155,707 3,852 DENSfTY OF POPULATION 236 138 (persons pel squme kllometle)

SEX RATIO Total 972 1,007 (number of females pel 1,000 males) Rmul 987 1,009

Urban 895 970

Number Pel cent age Number Percentage LITERATES Pelsons 19,837,055 6308 187,412 4200

Males 11,992,333 75.35 129,461 58.46

Females 7,844,722 50.51 51,951 25.79 SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION Pelsons 6,082,063 1653 72,296 13.62

Males 3,073,278 1647 36,061 13.64

Females 3,{)(lS,7SS '6.58 36,'235 13.61

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS IN THE DISTRICT

omSSA NUAPADA

Number Percentage Number Percentage SCIIEDULED TRIBE POPULATION Persons 8,145,081 22,13 184,221 34,71

Males 4,066,783 21.79 90,901 3438

Females 4,078,298 22.48 93,320 35,04

WORl<EHS ANI) NON-WORKERS rOTAL WORKERS (MAIN + Persons 14,276,488 38,79 244,360 46.05 MARGINAL)

Males 9,IlO2,OO6 52.53 146,378 55,36

Females 4,474,482 24.66 97,982 36.79 (I) MAIN WORKERS Pel sons 9,589,269 26,05 131,561 24,79

Males 8,004,740 42,90 108,907 41.19

Females 1,584,529 8,73 22,654 8,51

(11) MARGIN AI, WORK ERS Persons 4,687,219 12.74 112,799 21,26

Males 1,797,266 9,63 37,471 14,17

Females 2,889,953 15,93 75,328 28,29

(HI) NON-WORKERS Persons 22,528,172 61.21 286,330 53.95

Males 8,858,564 47.47 118,018 44.64

Females 13,669,608 75.34 168,312 63,21

'CAn:CORY OF WORKERS (MAIN & MARGINAL) (I) CULTIVATORS Persons 4,247,661 29.75 83,326 34,10

Males 3,347,691 34,15 64,444 44.03

Females 899,970 20,11 18,882 19.27

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 4,999,104 35,02 113,085 46.28

Males 2,587,196 26,39 46,554 31.80

Females 2,411,908 53,90 66,531 67.90

(III) WORKERS IN HOUSEHOLD Persons 701,563 4.91 7,192 2.94 INDUSTRY

Males 320,011 3,26 4,299 2.94

females 381,552 8.53 2,893 2,95

(IV) OTHER WORKERS Persons 4,328,160 30.32 40,757 16.68

Males 3,547,108 36.19 31,08] 21.23

Females 781,052 17.46 9,676 9.88

Definition of Census Town: -All p laces which satisfy or are expected to satisfy the following criteria are treated as Census Towns:-

i) A minimultl population of 5,000; ii) At least 75 per cent of the male working pop ulatioll engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, and

iii) A density of p opuiatiol1 of at least 400 per square kilometre (1,000 pet' square mile),

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RANKING OF POLICE STATIONS IN THE DISTRICT

<,1 In tellW> of Jonk 01 NU,IP,ld<l 02 Komana 03 Kharlal 04 Boden 05 "Illapah 06 Nll VdlllL, R,lllk Value RcUlk Vclluc Rdnk Vdlue Rcmk Value Rcll1k Vcllue Rank

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 II 12 13 14 1 olLlI POpUI.ltlOll 66583 6 81420 4 106942 106665 2 69233 5 93847 j

1 lot<lldIC,I(lll~q kl1l~) 3885 4 9718 8314 2 '573 13 3 2978 6 3335 5

3 Demlty of P0]1UI,ltIOIlIH!1 ~q 171 4 90 6 129 5 186 3 233 2 281 kill

<I SC), R<llIO lOOn 4 1013 2 lOIS 998 6 1009 3 1000 .)

5 ProPOltlO1I Ulbdll 2'197 () 3 0 3 1257 2 0 3 0 '1

6 PlOP 01 ttoll SdlL,clnkd Caslc~ 14 11 2 1083 6 13:lJ i~ 1625 1364 3 1301l ;,

7 PIOpoltlOll Schecluled Tllbe~ 2938 5 4222 2 4431 25 I 6 3705 3 2977 4

1I PIOPOlllOll Lltel<ltt·s 4813 4377 3 3779 5 4608 2 1773 6 393 4

9 WOlle pat tlCl]l<ltlon rate (Mam 4692 3 5042 4883 2 41 73 6 4673 4 4258 5 -t Mruglllcil WOlh.CIS)

10 Pcu .. ll1tclge of vtllclges haVing 97 I 8729 4 83 II 6 9138 3 9359 2 8655 5 plll1lilly 1>chool

II PucUltdge of VIllage, h,IV ll1g 1594 II 02 6 1216 5 1552 2 14 I 3 1261 4 pnmuly IIeciIth SlIb·Cenlle

12 PClcentagc of vIllages havlllg 5797 6 9322 4 7027 5 9828 2 100 9412 3 well

13 PCI CLnt ,Ige of vlllage& havmg 1739 16 I 3 13 51 5 1724 2 1282 6 J597 4 Post Office

14 Percentage ofvtllages havlllg 2464 3 1949 4 1554 6 3448 1923 5 2689 2 Bus facllity

15 Pelcent<lge of VIllage, hclvmg 3913 6 8729 4324 5 7845 2 55 13 3 5378 4 apPlOdl..h by pll,:_ca load

16 PClcentcige ofvdJages havlJJg 8696 21 19 4- 3243 3 Electllclty for domestIc LIse

18 I 6 3846 2 2101 5

17 Percentage ofvlllage~ hclvmg 8406 6 8729 4 8919 2 8448 5 8846 3 958 [olest area

18 Percentage of villages havmg 2899 6 5847 4- 50 5 8103 2 7821 3 8319 lrrlgat ed !II eel

(XVIII)

S T ATI~MENT" n N AMIW IF' THE [I FAD Q UARTERS 0 If DiS TRIeT I TABS IL, THEm. RURAL-URBAN STATUS AND [) IS TAN eE FRO M

DJISTRICT HEADQUARTER...~, 2001

SCllnl Nnmcol DI~tllct I Tnh~11 Name of DI~tllct / Whethcl UI ban I RUlal Dlstan(.'c f1()m tahsil hcadquartcls llumbcl r nhsil hcaclquartel S to dl~ (Tlet hcadquru lers by road

( 111 kIn. ) 2 3 4 5

NUAPADA- DIS r. Nuapad'l Rlllnl 0 Tah .. il~

Nuapada Nuapada RUIn! 0 2 Khntlnt Khc11HlI Udlun 70

STATEMFNT-2

NAMEOFTHEHFADQUARTERS OFDJS1RICTI C.D.BWCK THErRRURAL- URBAN STATUS AND DISTANCE FROMDISTRICr HEADQUARTERS, 2001

Sellal number

2

3

4

5

Nameo[ Disttict Ie 0 Block Name of DIstrict!

2

NUAPADA DISTRICT

C.D.Blocks

Nuapada

Komana

Boden

Sinapali

Khariar

C D.8lack headquarters

3

Nuapada

Nuapada I

Komana

Boden

Sinapah

Kbariat

(XIX)

Whether Urban I Rural

4

Rural

Rural

Rural

RUlal

Rural

Urban

o I ~tance fI om C 0 Block headquru ters to district

headquruiers by road (ill km.)

5

o

o 42

98

105

70

STATiLMEN1'-3 »)(WULATllON OIFTlHEDHSTRiCTAnCACH CENSnS FROM 1901 TO 200]

---·TI1~tflct--· -TO~-Cen!>lIs Per ,()n~ Male:, Female:, Decadal populallon variation

RlIlall Year Ulban Ab:,olute Percentage

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NVAPADA Total 190] 122,559 61,165 61,194

1911 147,489 72,875 74,614 24,910 2034

1921 150, tHO 73,962 76,218 2,691 182

1911 17H,787 87,838 90,949 28,607 1905

19,11 203,379 99,94] 103,438 24,592 1375

1951 219,850 109,339 110,511 16,471 810

1961 267,272 132,399 114,873 47,422 2157

1971 338,894 16R,514 170,380 71,622 2680

1981 392,681 195,105 197,578 53,789 1587

1991 (169,482 234,462 235,020 76,799 19.56

200l 530,690 264,396 266,294 61,20& 13.04

Ihual 1901 122,559 61,165 61,394

1911 147,489 72,875 74,614 24,930 2034

/921 150,180 73,962 76,218 2,691 182

1931 178,787 87,838 90,949 28,607 19.05

1941 203,379 99,941 103,438 24,592 13.75

1951 219,850 109,339 110,511 16,471 8.10

1961 252,999 125,177 127,822 33,149 1508

1971 322,017 159,975 162,042 69,018 27.28

1981 371,289 184,247 187,042 49,272 15.30

1991 443,717 221,271 222,446 72,428 19.51

2001 500,652 249,146 251,506 56,935 12.83

Urban 1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961 14,273 7.222 7,051

1971 16,877 8,539 8,338 2,604 18.24

1981 21,394 10,858 10,536 4,517 26.76

1991 25,765 13,191 12,574 4,371 20.43 2001 30,038 15,250 14,788 4,273 16.58

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STATEf\.11liNT-4 ARIi;A, NUMlIlFR OFViLLAGIDSI TOWNS AND rOPlJLATION IN DISTJ.UCr AND POUCESTATIONS, 2001

(;-ode Dl~tllct / P S / Total! Alca If1 Population

no of UA I Town RUlal/ squme per P.S Urball kilometers square

2

Nuapada -I<

0001 Tonk

Kl:ariar Road

fNM')

0002 Nuapada

0003 Kommla

0004 Kharial

3

Total 3852 00

RllIal 381677

Ulban 3523

Total 38850

Rtlldl 377.10

Ulban

Ulban

1140

11.40

Total 973.80

RlIlal 973.80

Urhan o

Total 831.40

Rural 831.40

Urban

TOlal 573.13

Rural 549.30

Urban 23.83

Khm'im (NAC) Urban 23,83

0005 Boden Total 297,77

Rural 297,77

Urban o

0006 Sinap ali Total 333.53

Rural 333.53

Urban o

4

kilometer

5

138

131

[{53

171

132

1,459

1,459

90

90

o

129

129

186

170

563

563

~33

f33

o

281

281

o

Number of villages Numbcl Number Number Population of of of

statutOl), census hotIseholds--------

Inhabited Uninhabited lown~ tOWllS Persons Males Females 6

648

648

()

69

69

()

o

1 Ul

118

o

148

148

o

116

116

o

o

78

78

o

119

119

o

(xxi)

7

15

15

()

2

2

o

o

2

2

o

4

4

o

3

3

o

o

o

3

3

o

8

2

o

2

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

°

o

o

o

o

o

o

9

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

° o

o

)0 11 12 13

122,601 530,690 264,396 266,294

116,329 500,652249,146251,506

6,272 30,038 15,250 14,788

14,464 66,583 33,154 33,429

11,066 49,954 24,754 25,200

3,398

3,398

16,629 8,400 8,229

16,629 8,400 8,229

19,244 87,420 43,417 44,003

19,244 87,420 43,417 44,003

o o D o

24,948 106,942 53,076 53,866

24,948 106,942 53,076 53,866

o o o o

24,772 106,665 53,379 53,286

21,898 93,256 46,529 46,727

2,874 13,409 6,850 6,559

2,874 13,409 6,850 6,559

16,509 69,233 34,457 34,776

16,509 69,233 34,457 34,776

o o () o

22,664 93,847 46,913 46,934

22,664 93,847 46,913 46,934

o o o o

S fA'[ EMENT .. S

('.1). HLOCK .. WI'>F, NUMllEROFVILLAGIKS AND RURAL POPULATION. 20tH

SCll<li Ndme,)f C 1) Block Numb!!l ot vllI<lge, RUlal populatIOn

lltllnoe: rotdi Inhdbll!!d Pel,oll~ Male~ rem"i!!, -----------~ -

2 3 4 5 6 7

Nlidpada 171 167 119,830 59,635 60,195

2 K01l1ana 162 159 117,082 57,906 59,176

3 Boden 119 86 72,0'56 3'i,888 36,16H

4 Sinapah 125 122 98,666 49,309 49,357

5 Khdli,1l 116 114 93,()18 46,408 46,610

DIS trict (Rural) ~r()t'll: 663 648 500,652 249,146 251,506

STATEMENT .. 6

I'OPUlXl'lON Ol? URBAN AGGlLOMF.RATIONS (INCUJDlNG CONSTH'UIENT lJNn S) I TOWNS, ZOOt

St::llul numbel N,une of UA(fOWll ----Ulbun ,tdtllS Name 0(' tdh~ll whew town PopulatIOn

IS located PerSOll& Male~ remtlle~

~ 2 3 4 5 6 7

Khat lllr Ruad (NAC) NAt: lonk 16,629 8,400 8,229

2 KhmiUl (NAC) NAC Kh.ulm 13,409 6,850 6,519

District (Urban) Total: 30,033 15,250 14,788

STATElVUiNT .. 7 ViLlAGES WITH POl)UIATION OF51000 AND ABovrt ATc.n. nLoCK LlNEL AS PER2001 CI!NS18 AND

AMIl.N1TJIIS A VAIUBLE SI Nruneof Name Location Popu- Whethel WhethcI Amellitic~ avmlable

No CD Block of code lallon It IS It is EducatlOllal Mediccli DlIuiang Commn- Bankmg

village lJUmbCl Tahsil CD, Watel lllcatlOn head- Block Semol College Pluumy Plimal'Y Tnp Rmlway Corom- Co-

quarters head- Secon- Health Health watel Station ercial opera-quarters (huy eeolle Sub- Bmlk live

School centJe Bank 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Jl 12 13 14 15

Khurlcu Tukula 04221700 6106 yeg yes 1 0 'I Yes No 0

STA1lllVIIlNf .. 8

S11\.1UIORYlOWNS WIDlPOPll.t\.110NLESS TIIAN 5000 AS PER 2001 CJ!NSlS AND AMl!NmES AVAIlABLE

Selia1 Nan~of location Popu- Whether Whether Anl'lnities available nlumel Town code lation it is it is CD. Educational Medical Inproved Colmu .. Banking

lllurber Tahsil Block drinking nication head- headqulIr water

quarters tel'S Selliol College Hospital Health Tap \'vater RaIlway Bank Secot1dmy Centre station

Seho I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

This Distl"ict has 110 such Statuto) y Toml

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STATEMENT ·9 HOlJSELESS AND INSTITUnONAIL POPUILATfiON OF IJOUCE STATIONS, RURAl, AND URBAN, 2001

Code No. District / Taha<;i1 / Total/

Ilollseless population Institutional population of P.S. Town

RlIla]/ Urban Number of I'Cls01l5 Males Females Number of PClsons Males Females

households households 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 II

NlIIljJlIdll Total U5 407 204 203 147 2,873 2,015 858

RUI'lII 109 374 179 195 129 2,628 1,856 772

l1rbllll 6 33 25 8 18 245 159 86

0001 .lonk Tota! 20 66 43 23 22 521 344 177

RUIn! 14 33 III 15 II 355 242 113

Urball 6 33 25 8 11 166 102 64

Khariar Road (NAC) Urban 6 33 25 8 II 166 102 64

0002 Nuapada Tolal 19 81 35 46 21 790 517 273

Rural 19 81 35 46 21 790 517 273

Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0

0003 Komonn Totnl 32 102 50 52 24 549 473 76

Rural 32 102 50 52 24 549 473 76

Urbatl 0 0 0 0 0 0

0004 Khariar Total 25 83 38 45 36 504 315 189

Rural 25 83 38 45 29 425 258 167

Urbal} 0 0 0 0 7 79 57 22

Khariar (NAC) UrbaJl 0 0 0 0 7 79 57 22

0005 Boden Total 12 47 26 21 22 257 182 75

Rural 12 47 26 21 22 251 182 75

Urbal) 0 0 0 0 0 0

0006 Sinapali Total 7 28 12 16 22 252 184 68

Rural 7 28 12 16 22 252 184 6&

Urbatl 0 0 0 0 0 a

(xxiii)

n

Boundary, State Diatrlct Police Station C.D. Block

Headquarters : Di~trict. C.D. Block, Police Station @ @ 0

State Highway .. ___ . .111L._ ......

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INDIA ORISSA

DISTRICT NUAPADA

o 5 10 J5

L=.=d=~-:c-+------J

Total firua ill Sq.km. 3852.00

Totfll popula.tion 530GDO

T()ta} 110. oj' T(JwIJ!' 2 Total no. of viJlag€8 563

---------------------, NIJAPJ\DA DlSTRICT

CIJANGF. IN JIJRlSDICTION 1991-01.

~ 0 20Kms. 1-===+=1

..... ;1 i ~-'_' '. ,

" ,. . ..:

!--:'-'; Ne"ly oreuted Nuapntln [)islrict t.,_«_'.:...:.. from Ka]ululUdi Dislricl. _._--_.-

Important Metalled Hoads Railway line, Broad Gal1g€ River and Stream Villages having 5000 & above populatioll with name Urball area with populatj(lU size: IV Posl Office I Telegraph Office Degree College

1'&

PO / TO i;;J

AN TICAL NOTE

Analytical Note

(1) History amI Scope of the District Census Handbook

The Census of India has all along endeavoured to maintain its tl'adition of feeding the people with reliable 5tatistical information through its various publications, The District Census Handbook is one of such publications which in real sense, is the mirror of Census reflecting the demographic features and infrastructural development of the villages and towns of tile districts and thereby facilitating the formulation of realistic plan in order to cater to the needs and aspirations of the people at large. The genesis of this publication being after the conduct of the 8th decennial Census in 1951 and the first in the post independence era, its contonts and coverage have undergone tremendous changes over the period keeping at par with the changes in socio-economic scenario of the nation and the requirement of the planners, scholars, data users, administrators and others, The publication is a veritable mines of information providing a clear picture of popUlation in both qUllntitative and qualitative terms up to the grass-root levels i.e. about the villagers and town dwellers,

This document was brought out for the first time as an auxiliary to 1951 Census as a joint venture between the Government of India and the State Government The initial arrangement of supply of data by the Census Organisation of the Government of India and converting them into published documents by the State Government was continuing till 1991 Census. In 2001 Census the publication of this document is carried out by the Census Organisation. Apart from giving the rural statistical information, it readily gives a complete list of villtlges contained within a police station and district in an exhaustive manner and becomes very resourceful for the users. In order to make the data component more illustrative, maps of the djstrict, tahasils, C.D. Blocks and police stations are also inserted in the publication.

As per the 1951 publication programme, the DCB was published in one volume and did not contain information given in the Village and Town Directory.

Apart from this the brief introduction of the district, general features, density map, prescribed tables for general population, economic tables, social and cultural tables and village statistics were provided in the DCH. The Primary Census Abstract was given under the heading "Village Statistics", However, the information on village-wise list of displaced persons and information on Small Scale Industries were presented in the 1951 DCB volume.

The District Census Handbook - 1961 was also in one single volume just like 1951 publication. However, it contained some modifications Le. this volume was divided into three parts - i) the first part contained the introduction of the district, ii) second part contained the census tables and iii) the official statistics were given in the 3rd part The village wise Primary Census Abstract (PCA) under the heading of "Village Directory" was included in the second patio Additional information on village wise list of industries and tables 011 fairs and festivals were presented in 1961 DCH.

The District Census Handbooks of 1971 Census were published in three volumes: i) Part-A containing the data on amenities; ii) Pal't-B incorporating the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) and iii) Part-C giving administrative statistics and Census tables. The first two volumes of the DCH i.e. Part A and Part B for the 1971 Census could be published within the time schedule and catered to the needs of the data users, However, difficulties were experienced in collecting administrative statistics from various offices for the preparation of the 3rd volume of the DCH i.e, Palt C and its printing. This volume could be published ultimately after much delay. The idea of bringing out the publication of the 3rd volume of the District Census Handbook containing information 011 administrative statistics etc was dispensed with effect from the subsequent censuses.

The District Censlls Handbook for 1981 Census was published in two parts Le. FaIt A - included

Village and TaWIl DirtJctory and Part B - presented the Pdmary Census Ahstract (PC A) including Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Primary Census Abstract up to police station/tnwll levcls. By and iarge, the contents of the Village alld Town Directory of J 98 t CenslIs were almost similar to

those adopted during 1971 Censlls, baring a few changes necessitated by the requirements of the

planners and data users.

The District CenSllS IIandbook of 199 I Censlls was of the same pattern of 1981 CenslIs. Part-A of the DCH contained statistics of Village and Town Directory and Part-B included data on Village and Town wise Primary Census Abstract including Schedufed Ca.sies/Scl1eduie Tribes Primary Census Abstract. However, the DeB publication of 1991 Censlls exhibited the following novel ideas so far as the presentation of data of these publications were concerned.

i) Village Directory data and Primary CenslIs Abstract were presented CD Block wise having separate identity or constituent police

stations within a block. The villages coming under different police stations but within the same C.D.Block were shown separately so as to facilitate comparisOl) with that of previous publications.

ii) Both manual and computerized location codes of various villag~s were shown separately for 1981 and 1991 Censuses in alphabetical order for the convenience of the data users.

iii) 111 case of both the village and town directories, the objectives of the various columns and the connotation of various observations lIsed therein were explained in the relevant sections.

iv) Nine fold industrial classifIcation of main workers were presented instead of four fold industrial classification presented in the 198 I Census publications.

v) The sex-wise population under the age group O~6 was included in Primary Censlis Abstract for the first time in order to enable the data users to compute more realistic literacy rate

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK' NUAPADA

as all ehildren below 7 years were treated as ill j (crate.

vi) Tahasil and Police Station maps in 1he publication showing the village and town

boundaries also depicted the C.D. Block boundary for the conveniellce of the readers and data lIsers etc.

The Censlls or lndia 2001 follows the same pattern of 1991 Census in publishing the D.C.H. volumes for each district. The District Censlls Handbook publication contain 2 parts, i.e.; Part 'A' containing statistics on village and town directory and Part 'D' containing data 011 village and towIl-wise Primary CenslIs Abstract including Scheduled Castes/ Sclleduied Tribes Primary CenslIsAbstract. Ui(e f99( Census, the village level information for both parts of District Census Handbook volumes have been presented C.D. Block-wise.

The Census of India 2001 has introduced the eight digited permanent location code (PLC) for each and every village, which has run continuously for the entire state starting from the 1Sl village of the 1 sl police station ofthe l't district of the state to the last village of last police station of the last district. The last two digits of the PLC are kept as 00 and reserved for future treatment, if any. In order to facilitate the comparability of data by the data users, the Pel111anent Location codes of villages during Census of India-2001 and their corresponding location codes during 1991 Census have been shown along with village names under the C.D. Block-wise alphabetical list of villages.

(ii) Brief History of the District

The district Nuapacla came into existence on 1 ,I April 1993 comprising the entire Nuapada sub-division of the former Kalahandi district for administrative convenience vide notification No.DRC-44/93R-142l8 dated 27.3.93 of Government of Orissa. Nuapada sub­division, which was a part ofSambalpur district since 181 April 1936 reconstituted on pi January 1948 and was declared as a sub-division of Kalahandi district with headquarters at Bhawanipatna.

The justification of naming the district as Nuapada emerged in 1936 by virtue of the recommendation of Orissa Administration Committee (1933) by shifting

ANALYTICAL NOTE

the administrative headquarters of ex-state ofKhadial to a new place of head quarter, named village Jayantu Nuapada Wllich was subsequently renamed as Nuapada and till that time, being the administl'ative headquarters ofN uapada sub-division, it continues to be the district headquarters. It is nothing but the estate of ex- Zamindar of Khariar.

Nuapada district has a glorious past, along with its attractive natural endowment to the tourists. During tIle hoary past, when Vedic Arya Dynasty was famolls for self-sculpture and golden age of Aryan Civilization, Maraguda valley ofNuapada was the chief center of administration. The prolific Archeologist J.M.P. Singh Deo proved that this valley was the kingdom of Kush a , the son of Ram Chandra, and the most subject-loving king of Ajodhya of Surya Dynasty. The place being named as Kusha Sthali became the capital of kingdom Koshala. As per Dr. Nabin Kumar Sahoo, from 4th

century AD, Guptas and Nandas ruled over the land and after that from last part of 5th century AD the land was ruled over by Sarvapuris, Pandu Vans is or Shome Vansis, Kalachuri and Chauhans. From relics it is p1esullled by the Historians that all these mlers were Saktas, Shaivas, Jains and Buddhas for which the shrines of all types of deities were built, the relics of which are excavated.

In course of time the estate of Khariar came into being during the last quarter of 15th Century AD when the pratap Rudra Dev, the Cbauhan Raja of Patlla, (1455-1480) created three Garhs, i.e. Kholagarh, Gouragarh and Komnagarh in favour of one of his two sons. All these are constituted with some annexations on owing to the dowry or royal matrimonial alliances. Kholagarh comprised the present plain land ofNuapada (Tan want) area upto Khariar road. Gouragarh comprised Sunabeda plateau where the picturesque Jumalgarh and Munikgarh stands. Komnagarh is tlle present Komna and its surroundings, whel'e we find the ruins of old fort of Komnagarh.

As per arcl1ives preserved in Khariar House and according to the tradition prevalent in the Kharial' Raj family, Gopal Roy was the eldest son ofPratap Rudra Dev, the CJ18uhan Raja of Palna, born to his second queen. The second son Vikramaditya, born to Chief Queen obtained the throne of Patna for which there was a conflict between the two brothers for succession

5

for some time and finally Gopal Roy won and got hold of the Ramai Sword, the symbol of royalty but left the kingdom of Patna in favour of Vikl'amaditya, his younger brother. By virtue of his efficiency, capability and wit, subsequently he ruled over Khariar Estate till 1610 from 1590 AD with headquarters at K0I1111a. He was an able alld clever ruler who successfully curbed down the rebellion of Rajgonds and strengthened his estate by expanding it. After him, his successful heirs continued to rule over the land. The 9th ruler in the lineages of Gopal Ray was Pratap Rudra Singh Deo who I'llied from 1793 to 1818 AD and the Marathas occupied Khariar and exercised their suzerainty over Pratap Rudra. After the second Anglo Maratha war, the Britishers occupied Khariar and ruled frol11 December 1803. It was restored to Bhonsalas in 1806 towards the end of Pratap Rudra. The 3rd Anglo Maratha war continued with the crushing defeat of Murathas. Britishel's occupied Kbariar in 1818. Prataprudra died in 1808 and from him further rulers ruled the land under the subjugation of British rule.

Raj a Ratan Singh, the next successor was a valiant king and was very vigorous and ambitious. He defeated the king of Kalahandi and decided the prolonged boundary dispute with Kalahandi. He shifted his royal abode from K0l1111agarh to Khariar, considering its unhealthy climate, inaccessibility and the troubles oftribals. The relics of the fort are a part of palace of Khariar chief. Thus bis heirs I'Uled till the rule of Brajaraj Sing Deo in 1889 who was the most efficient ruler. His son Raja Bir Bikram Deo was also an efficient ruler. His son Raja Arthatml1 amalgamated Khariar with Orissa in 1936 and he ruled till 1946. After his death, l1is son Lal AllUP Si11g Deo succeeded the tl1rolle who also became the Deputy Minister of Orissa twice after independence. It is pertinent to mention here that the Khariar house used to honour the Ramai Sword originally brought by Gopal Roy. Besides the Ramai Sword, the Chief ofKllariar also honoured to a Muslim Sword called Kunwar Khal1da from the time of Padman Sing. But after independence there was no significance of Royal feudal because of democrative set up.

As per history there is no significant contribution offhe area for the Freedom movement. However, the gallant freedom fighter Vir Surendra Sai (1857-1862) carried on his freedom fight fi'om Manikagarh, which provided him a strong hold of safety.

(iii) AdminasiraHve sct UI): -

The district Nuapada is comprised afonly one sub­division with the same name. Nuapada sub-division is divided into two tahasils, i.e. Nuapada and Kbariar, and accommodates six police stations and two towns. Police Stations namely .lank, Nuapada and Komana along with Khariar Road Town (NAC) are coming under Nuapada TahasH as against police stations namely Khariar, Boden, Sinapali and Khariur Town (NAC) are coming under Khariar Tahasil.

Total rural areas of these six. police stations are distributed among five Community Development Blocks namely, Nuapada, {(omana, Boden, Sinapali and Khariar. These five CD Blocks of the district as per 2001 Censlls are having 663 villages. FOllr villages are newly created after 1991 Census, out of which one each is found in Nuapada police station and Komana police station in Nuapada Tahasil and other two are located in Khariar police station of Khariar Tahasil. Out of the total villages only 15 villages are uninhabited. The district is mostly rural in character having only two towns i.e. Khariar Road (NAC) and Khariar (NAC).

Location and size

The district Nuapada occupies western portion of Orissa and is situated between 20° Nand 21 0 N latitude and 82° 20' E and 82° 50' E longitude.

The district is bounded by Raipur district (Chhattisgarh State) at North, Bargarh, Balangir and Kalahandi at East, Raipur (Chhattisgarh State) and Kalahandi at south and Raipur (Chhattisgarh State) at west. Hill tracts of the district chiefly comprise the ranges of hills in western portion of the d,istrict.

The total area of the district as supplied by the Surveyor General ofIndia is 3,852 Sq.Kms. The rank of the district is 19th in the state with reference to area.

North-Soutll/East-West extension

The district extended to Raipur ( Chhattisgarh State) at north. The CD Block Nuapada is situated at the extreme n011h of the district. While moving in south direction, CD Blocks are Komana, Boden and Sinapali, the later being at extreme south border of the district.

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK: NUAPJ\DA

Coming to EaM extension of the district, Khm jar CD Block is situated towards east of Boden and north­east of Sinapali CD Block.

(iv) Physical Features

The district is broadly divided into two natural divisions i.e., the hill tracts and the plain country. The former chiefly comprises the ranges of hills in western portion ofthe district and the later constitutes plains in eastern part of the district. The largest hill ranges is the 'Katpur-IJuravadi'. Elevation of this range is 986 meters in south and 931 meters at the central poin1s, ealled Birbusi. To the west of tile plateau the peak of Deo-deongri is 929 meters. The other hill ranges are JamharpatDonrri (537 meters), Burharas Parbat(74l meters), Ghochki Donger (555 meters), Ara Donger (376 meters), Supkoll Donger(882 meters), Chmrra Donger (933 meters), Godama Danger (784 meters), Guru Donger (734 meters) and Gaijhar Pahar (494 meters), Barepat Donger (1006 meters) and Kachki Donged (506 meters). Besides these llills there are

numerous unnamed peaks and hillocks of considerable height.

The plain tracts of the district are Udanti Slllider Valley. This is the most fertile area and said to be the granary of Nunpada district. The main plain land is constituted at the surroundings of Nuapada and Tanwant. There are extensive black cotton tracts and the most precious teak forests lie within this area, though it is in an impoverished condition due 10 wanton forest exploitation. In hill tracts, there were dense deciduous forests, which still exist in a reduced form. Due to unrestricted and free deforestation and Podu or shift cultivation the val uable forest property is getting dwindled day by day.

Drainage

There are mainly three rivers in the district namely Jonk, Sunder and Udanti. Jonk River has its origin in the Sunabeda plateau near Bad-dongar. After a very tortuous course for a few kilometres, the river enters the Nuapada plain and is very deep in between village Lodra and Patora and near about Lodra crocodiles are seen in the river. The Katingpani Nalajoins it near village Lodru. Before joining the Jonk, this Nala creates the Godhan waterfall of about 60 metre high, which presents a natural scene of exquisite beauty. At the waterfall, every year a festival is held. It is attended

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by local people, even by the people of the adjoining villages of Chhattisgarh. An image of Lord Siva is worshipped here and the deity is said to have been consecrated by Raj a Vikram of legendary; f~me, of whom the people oftl1is area still sing songs. A tributary known as the Masankuda river joins the Jonk near the village Dhararnbardha. Jonk falls in the Mahanadi at Seorinarayan in Chhattisgarh. During the summer, the flow almost dries up except in its upper reaches where it continues to receive perennial but slender flow from its tributaries. There is a deep darha in the river locally named Trislll darha within the village limit ofMaraguda.

S under River owes its origin on the eastern side of the Swwbeda pJateal1 neal'Tal'bad; obJique}r 11'lH'ersing

the undivided Kalahandi district for about 96 km, it enters into Balangir district near the village Tuklila. During the rainy season teak woods were said to be floated through this ri ver from the interior. It dries up comple(ely during slimmer and, thus is not navigable.

Udantl or Udet takes its origin from the hills of Chhuttisgarh and enters the district at village Chitl'ama and tlowing easterly and ultimately joins the river Tel, about tell kilometers away from village Borda. Its bed is rocky up to the village Kaihibadi whereafter it gradually turns sandy. On either sides of this river are excellent teak wood forests, which are in the process of disintegration. The river served as a medium for exporting forest products prior to present road lines. Periodical changes in its course are seen in recent years.

Tanks are found almost in every village. Apart from the private tanks, a large number of tanks are in Government possession. These tanks vary from less than a hectare to about ten hectares in different areas, generally classified as Kata, Sagar, Bal1dha and Sara. The tanks are chiefly used for bathing, drinking, pisciculture and irrigation purposes depending on the popular needs of the locality. The most imp0l1ant tank i.e. Raital Sagar in the Maraguda Valley covers an area of 150 acres of land and it is full of aquatic birds. Flight of steps were constructed in early time round about the Sagar for the use of the inhabitants, the remains of which are still to be seen. Its embankment is 40 to 50 ft. wide and it is quite interesting today even to have around by jeep.

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Climate:

The mean daily maximum and 111lIllmUm temPHrlltture of the district are 41 0 alld 28° centigrade respectively during Mayas against 28° C and 10° C during December. The year may be divided into four seasons. The hot season is from March to May fo !lowed by the south-west monsoon season from June to September. October and November constitute the posHllonsoon season. The cold season is from December to Fl!bruary. December is the coldest month with mean maximum temperature of 28°C as against minimum temperature of 100 C. Short spell of cold weather often occurs in winter. The relative humidity is high ill west monSOO1l aad past moasoolllIlont/rs.

The average annual rainfall ofthe district is 1009.7 mm. The district gets rain due to Southwest monsoon.

Soils

The distrir-t has mainly three types of soil, Red laterite, Black Eoil and Sandy loam. The Red laterite soil is found all over the district. It is deficient in Phosphorous and Nitrogen. The black soil found mostly in Nuapada Tahasil. It is rich ill Potassium and Magnesium and is best suited for cultivation of paddy, cotton, chilly, tobacco and Rabi crops like pulses and wheat. Sandy loam soil found in Nuapada Tahasil is suitable for cultivation of oil seeds and root crops. The riverside areas are alluvial sandy and sandy loam soil.

Geology

The different litho-stratigraphic units met within the district are basement gneisses, charnockite and Khondalite suits of rocks, leptynite, anthrosite, granitoid gneiss; vein quartz, pegmatite, metadoJerite nepheline and horn blende syenite, sub~arkosic quartzite shale, quat1zite laterite soil and alluvium.

Flora

NlJapada district is rich with abundant natural beauty with dewy green hills, dense forest with water falls and streams around which luxuriant wild vegetations are seen. In the Nuapada district the flora of ravines and valleys is evergreen where the few small patches of reserve forests occur. The crop inside is that of pure Sa] or plateau Sal where the adjacent hillsides are covered with grass and missed forest with

no trace of Sal. Besides, the general category of trees of Orissan tropical climate such as P~asal> Mahua, Bandhan:, Kuruma, Dhaura, Jamun, Kangada, Sisam (sisu), Kendu, Asana etc. are also seen. Once upon a time Nuapada was called to be the home of Teak, which Blas been demoHshed to a greater extent. Different

types of wild grasses, bamboo are also seen in the forest.

The village site of Nuapada district has its characteristic flora in the groves, gardens, tank side and house-enclosures where during rains small crops of vegetation and grain are reared. The vegetation differs on the riverbeds and a long the stretches of sandy banks. Most among the common treeS are banyans, mangoes, jackfruits, palms, date palms, jamul1s, bamboos, neems, bel and tamarinds, etc. Fruit plants like banana, guava, oranges, lemon, papaya, litchi etc. are also seen in cluster in farms and village sites.

The bhatia waste at present is mostly void of all tree and shrub growth and it looks as though it never bore any forest. Diospyros melanoxylon (kendu) with short stunted growth standing on some of the recently cleared wastes bear the testimony to the fact that more dense vegetation once existed here.

l1'a1lna

The forests of the district were famous for the abundance of wild fauna both herbivore and carnivore. Shikar have all contributed towards disappearance of herbivore population. which resulted in gradual reduction of number of carnivore. Further the killing of wild lives for skin, bore, horn and teeth etc. causes quick disappearance of wild lives and Government should be vigilant properly for prevention of deforestation and hunting. The following fauna are seen in the forest tracts in reduced nUJnber.

Among the wild animals, elephants, Indian bison (Goyal), the Sambhars, the spotted deer (Chital), Indian deer. horned deer, the black buck antelope, the Indian mouse deer, the Indian hares, the rabbits, the tigers, the panthers or leopard (Chita), the hyena, the wolves, the wild dogs, the jackals, the foxes and the sloth bears are commollly seen.

The jungle fowls and Game birds such as peafowl, bush quail, the bottom quill, the common green pigeon,

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ducks, gfldwalls, blue winged teals, the spurred goose, the goose teal, whistling teal and common snipes are seel1 in different places of the district abundantly.

Only the sweet fish vilriety is available in the district water sources from small to large size. Among those

are Magma, Singi, Gadisha, Kerandi, Baligarada, Mahurali, Seula and Balia etc., which are commonly seen everywhere. But Rohi, Bhakura, Chittal and Mirkali, etc. are seen in big tanks and Sagars. Chingl1l'i and crabs are rarely seen.

Crocodiles, gadhi, frogs and snakes such as cobra, Gokhm~ Tampa, Chiti, Rana and Dhamana are common snakes, seen in the district.

Forest

The district had a very vasi dense forest area in the past. But the quick deforestation for different purposes made it very sparse and if such type of

practice continues, time will come not only the precious forest property will be destroyed but also it will severely affect to environment and human survival. However, the district has total forest area of 1,849.69 kilometers, out of which other forest 345.25 kms., demarcated forest 15.4 kms, unclassified forest 0.44 kms.and unreserved general forest 1,488.6 kms.

Source: District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Natural wealth

Different types of minerals such as coal, iron,

bauxite etc. are found in the district. But due to insuffiCiency of scope and absence of proper transport facilities, there is no industry or pmcessiIlg center to exploit all these minerals for the sake of economic bearing of the district.

On the contrary, the district was very rich in forest produces, which is now available at a reducing rate. However, the important forest produce like firewood, timber, bamboo, Kendu leaf, teak, sal, piasal, Sisu, Sahaj, Bija, Jamun, Mahua are the main timber species found in the district. Other forest products ofthe district are myrobalans, broom grass, lac, Mohua flowers and seeds, Antia bark, Sabai grass, tamarind, arrow root, honey, hide and horn etc. The rocky and hilly tracts provide road and building materials such as bOUlders,

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metal, chips, morrom and granite stone. The riverbeds provide sand and pebbles. 1/

Land use patterHi

As per District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada-1999, the land utilization pattern of the dish iet is as follows-

Forest area covers 42,299 hectares, Miscellaneous tree crops and groves not included in net area sown covers 775 hectares, Permanent pasture and other grazing lands covers 15,592 hectares, culturable waste covers, 7,438 hectares, land put to non-agricultural uses covers 14,933 hectares, barren and un-cultivable lands constitutes 8,545 hectares, current fallows covers 21,892 hectares, other fallows covers 6,266 hectares and net area sown 126,887 hectares.

Cropping pattern

The district has good potential for horticulture and plantation crops. The climate of the district is quite suitable for the same. The main fruits are mango, banana, orange, papaya, pineapple, guava, sapeta, litchi, bel', coconut, potol, kundru, nursery and mushroom. In alluvial tracts supported by regular irrigation, crops like paddy, maize, wheats~ greengl'am~ b lackgram, horse gram and sugarcane are cultivated. Vegetables are also grown in different areas. In the shift cultivation side, millet and such other food crops are cultivated. Oilseeds such as til (Rashi), groundnut, mustard and ragi are also cultivated in suitable patches in plain areas and hill tracts.

Irrigation

During ancient time, the rulers, zamindal's and rich cultivators excavated sagars, katas, tanks; bandhas, ponds and big wells which were used for irrigation purpose. But at present the in'igation facilities are highly deficient in the district. Allthough its economy is largely dependent on agriculture, no regular or systematic irrigation system is developed. In order to cover more area under irrigation the sources available in the district are dug wells, bore wells, pump sets, drip Irrigation and sprinkler. At present there are 43 lift irrigation points, 180 dug wells, 20 bore wells, 280 pump sets.

drip irrigation methods covers 25 hectares and

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sprinklers covers 50 hectares. Recently 3 minor irrigatiol,l projects and one medium irrigation project are in progress but {here is no scope for major irrigation project in the district.

Source: Directorate of Economic Statistics, Orissa

Animal HlAsb:mdry.

Differcnt varieties of domestic animals like cow, cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, pigs, fowl are seen in the district. For production of meat, the animals like sheep, pig, goat, poultty etc. are reared.

Egg production in the district refers to Deshi bird,

improved bird and duck. There are 127,659 cows, 289,683 cattle, 70,232 buffaloes, 44,316 sheep, 99,766 goats, 1,254 pigs and 157,137 fowls. During the year 1998-99 the total milk production of the district was 6.59 MT and total egg productioll was 5.20 millions. For medical services to animals there are 8 hospitals and dispensars, i.e. 9 V,A.Ss.! Addl.V.A.Ss, 62 L.A.Cs and 19 Artificial1nsemination centers in tJle district.

Source : District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Fisbery

In the past there was no regular fishery development work though fishes were caught from the available natural and artificial water sources. But now-a-days in order to strengthen tbe rural economy, pisciculture has been taken up in some Gram Panchayat tanks, which is not adequate to meet the local needs. Some private persons have taken up pisciculture in their own tanks. In order to meet the internal consumption of the people, marine fish (both fresh and dried) is imported from Gaqjam district. The Fisheries department of the State Government has started fry supply centers in Khariar and Nuapada. Realizing its importance and finding good potentiality government in collaboration with commercial banks is taking steps for widening pisciculture development activities. In the year 1998-99~ fish production was 1393 MT and fry

production was 6,82,000 Nos.

Sources: District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -

1999.

Indust,'Y

Due to the absence of conducive atmosphere and inadequacy of raw materials associated with bad roadways, industrial activities neither could flourish in past noT!' could develop in the present time for which

Nuapaaa is industrially one of the most backward districts of the state. During the year 1997-98 as many as 18 industrial units of the district accollunociates 456 workers as against 17 units on 1996-97 employing 499 workers. There are 21 small-scale industries with 57 workers, 676 cottage industries with 1,352 employees and 1,156 handloom industrial units with 2,312 em ployees.

Sources: District Statistka] Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Mines - The district is also not rich in mineral sources. However, there are two lime stone mines and one graphite mine are under operatioll wherein 35 workers and 75 workers are deployed respectively.

Source: District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Trade and Commerce

The public distribution system of the district aBotted essential commodities to 438 authorised retail shops during 1998-99. There are private sector procurement and distribution system for general commodities which are served by the supplier in different business centers both ill rural and urban centers. There ltre 5 main Hats (markets) and some small Hats, wh~re selling and purchasing of consumable goods both agricultural and non-agricultural are done intermittently.

Transport

The number of motor vehicles during 1998-99 numbered 19,240 of which 13,709 are motorcycle etc., 2,348 are tractors and trailers, 1,053 trucks and lorries, 66 are contact carriages, 969 are jeeps and station wagons, 46 are three wheelers and auto rickshaws, 413 are private cars, 243 are state carriages, 138 are taxies and 255 are miscellaneous and other vehicles. The district has 368 kms ofvillage roads, 504 kms. of P.S. roads, 48 kms. of classified viUage roads. 4,133 kms. of Gram Panchayat roads, 270 fems.of forest roads, 66 kms .of other district roads, 13 kms. of major

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district roads ;}ud 110 kms. of state highways. All the important places of the distric'_ including tourist spots are provided with bus facilities.

Only 32 kms. of broad gauge single railway line passages through the district, providing 3 railway stations.

Source: District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Elect'.·gcity alid power

Consumption of electricity (in million unit) in Nuapada district during the year 1998-99 in L.T. category of consumers is 27.34(99.14%) as against H.T 0.24(0.86%). During tLIe year 1998-99 as many as 435 villages were electrified. Electrical pump sets energized up to 1998-99 are 2.36 milliollunits forOLIC against 0.95 million units for private owned.

Source: District Statistical Hand Book, Nuapada -1999.

Pancbayati Raj system

The three tier PanchayaLi Raj system was introduced in the state with the enforcement of the Orissa Panchayat Samiti and Zilla Pnl'ishad Act, 1959, w.e.f. 26 th January 1961 which was further strengthened with the implementation of Orissa Zilla Parishad Act, 1991 w.eJ. }'I November 1993. The major objective of the Panchayati Raj System is to entrust the people with the management of local affairs and develop their capacity for self-governance. In the three tiel' system of Panchayati Raj, the Pancbayat Samiti functions as the inter-mediary between Zilla Parishad at district level and the Gram Panchayat aJ village level and each offhem functions within its own jurisdiction for the development of rural areas of the districts for a normal tenure offive years.

Zilla Parishad, the apex body in the district is constituted ofthe following members. Each Panchayat Samiti in the district elects two members to the Zilla Parishad. Elected members of legislative assembly and members of parliament from the district become the members of the Zilla Parishad. Chairmen of all Panchayat Samities of the district, Chairmen of the Municipalities/ NACs and co-operative banks of the district, the district officers of health, education, public

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health, agl'iculture, forest, works and co-operative development become the ex-officio members ofZiIla Parishad. There is reservation of seats for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes members on the basis of pl'opoliion of their population while Il3rd of the seat is reserved for women members including Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes women. The members of the Zilla Parishad elect one amongst them as President and another as Vice President. The Collector ofthe district acts as the Chief Executive Officer. The Zilla Parishad, besides formulating policies for the key areas of rural development in the district, monitol's and evaluates the various developmental programmes of the government, which are implemented by the Panchayat Samities in their respective areas of the district.

The Pailchayat Samities, which act as the inter­med ialY between Zilla Parish ad and Gram Panchayats were eSlablished throughout the state in accordance with the provisions of the Orissa Panchayat SamitiAct, 1959 und its jurisdiction is coterminous with the area of the Community Development Block. The Block Development Officer is the executive head of the samiti. Other block level officers are the official members. The Sarpanchs of all Gram Panchayats withiu the CD Block become non-official members of the Panchayat Samiti. The elected members of the Panchayat Samiti elect one amongst them as the Chairman and another as Vice Chairman, of whom one must be a woman. Panchayat Silmities are not only responsible for the planning, execution and supervision of all types of governmental development programmes in their areas but also look after the spread of primary education, management of trust and endowments etc. and all other developmental matters in their respective localities.

The Gram Panchayat at the primary level is constituted of a group of villages, whicl1 are divided into wards. The voters of each ward directly elect Ward members. The voters of all the wards under the Gram Panchayat elect the Sarpanch oCthe Panchayat and one Naib 8arpanch is elected from amongst the ward members to look after the work of the Panchayat.

This primary unit of democratic decentralisation is the main agency to mobilize the rural manpower.

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Functions of the Gram Panchayat include sanitation, supply of drinking water, maintenance of ferry ghats and wells, construction and maintenance ofPanchayat roads, cattle pounds, providing streetlight and implementing different agricultural schemes in the villages under its jurisdiction.

The names of the Panchayat Samities, number of Gram Panchayats and number of villages under each Panchayat Samiti ill1he district are given below:

81. No. Name No. of Gram No. Of villages of the PanchaYrts . uncleI' the

Panchayat under Panchayat Samiti Panchayat Samiti 8amiti

NUllpada 24 171

2 Komana 24 162

3 Boden 13 89

4 Slllapali 16 125

5 Khariat 16 116

TOTAL 93 663

(v) Major Characteristics of the district t

contribution of tile district in the form of any historical figures associated with tbe district.

Raja Bmjamj Sing Deo

Raja Brajaraj Sing Deo of Khariar was a remarkable benevolent and philanthropic ruler with an admirable public-spirited personality. Simultaneously, he was a poet of great excellence. He undertook extensive endeavours for upliftment of education, ayurvedic medical institutions and allopathic dispensaries for his subjects, His help was unprecedented during the famine of 1899-1900, for providing food centers to famine stricken teeming poor without Government assistance. This made him unforgetable. To do away with the transportation problems he made extensive development of roads. He excavated numerous wells and tanks for irrigation purpose. The most important road during his time was that which linked Raipur with Kalahandi through Khariar and excavation of wells and plantation of trees at a distance of about 6 kms beside this road. The

magnificent garden cum farm built in 1894, in cornmemoration of his father Padman Sing, named Brajaraj Bag, the large covered well with parapets of decorated carvings and flight steps in the garden named Muktakumari Sabli excavated at the sweet memory of his second queen Mukta Kumari, Mukta Sagar a

gigantic tank and the temple ofBrajeswar Shiva where the installation of a beautiful image of Nandi (Bull),

recovered from Maraguda valley are specimens of his

public works. He was very generous to provide

financial assistances to talented poor for higher education, notable among whom was Dr. Had Singh Gaur, Bar-at-Law, who shined in thejudicial sphere of

the country. For his above achievements in 1903 he

was awarded with Kiser- 1- Hind gold medal of first class and the title of Raja was conferred all him as a sign of personal distinction. He died on 1"1 November

1907 at Mahasamund on his pilgrimage to Holy Prayag.

His portrait finds an honoured place in the portrait

gallery ofSambalpur Univeristy.

Bir BUmun Dco

Bir Bikram Deo, the wOlthy son of Raja Brajal'aj

Sing Deo, succeeded to the throne in 1907 after the

death of his father. As per the saying, 'Like father like

son' he followed the footprints of his father and

undertook all types of public works in the field of

education, medical treatment, irrigation and roads. He

was equally talented like his father in the field of literature especially in drama. In the memory of his

father he established a primary school at Mahasamund,

the death place of his father. For his parts and capability

he was appointed as honorary magistrate, a Durbari

and Khas Mulkati. He died in 19'13.

Artatmna Dco

Artatrana Deo came to the seat ill 1913, being a minor for which tIle estate was manag~d by the Court

of Wards till 1921, when he attained majority. He was

a wel1-behaved man with liberal views. Alike his

predecessors, he was a good and popular ruler. Above

all, he was a good athlete and renowned Tennis player

and was awarded the Silver Jubilee Medal in 1935.

He was also a honormy magistrate, a Durbari and Khas

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Mulkati. It is due to his sincere effort that Kharial' was amalgamated with Orissa in 1036. He was twice elected to Orissa Legislative Assembly. The title of Raja was conferred on him in 1944. He died on 30lh

September 1946.

Lal Amap Sing Deo

Lal Anup Sing Deo came to the Gadi in 1946.

He was a very popular ruler for which he became the Deputy Minister of Orissa twice. Apart from his

administrative maneuvers, he was a prolific scholar

and poet for which he was awarded with the title of

'Kabi Saurabha' by the Braja Mohan Sail itya Samittee

of Kalahandi in 197 I. Some of his notable literary

achievements are, Arati, Urmai, Litika and Murchhana.

(vi) Brief description of places of religions

importance, historical and tourist interest in the

distR"ict

District Nuapada is 110t only attractive for its

el1l'iched natural beauty but also bears the importance

of archeological, historical and religious interest of the

hoary past, creating the thirst of wonder amongst

tourists and research scholars. Some of them are

presented below:

Maraguda Valley

It is the chief centre of tourists for its natural

beauty and glorious past. This valley starts from

Sunabeda plateau up to the last of the district in the

southwest direction being situated at a distance of about

15 Kms. from district headquarters, connected with

good motorable road. It is situated at the bank of rive I'

Jonk at the foot of a hill and around the village there

are many images and ancient relics. In Sunabeda

plateau the beautiful natural sights such as, dewy green

hills, dense forests, water falls namely, Beniadhas,

Godhas and Kalardhas, the backside water storage of

Petora Dam (the Govt. tourist center), Sahipal and

Jadamunda Dams and many other attractive natural

elements catch the eyes of all who visit the district.

Being attracted by the tranquility and serenity of the

place Mr. Hewitt described that 'Sunbeda Plateau offers an ideal site for a sanatorium'. Besides, the

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natural attractions, this region is more famous for its presentation of vast ancient glory of neolithic

civilization. It is being the capital of different rulers

starting fi'om Kusha till the beginning of the reign of

Raja Ratan Sing who shifted his head quarters from

Komnagarh to Khariar. Dr. I.M Prasad Sing Deo

discovered images of Lord Budha from here. Dr.

C.B.Patel also discovered a Bauddha Stupa (dilapidated). As pel' the epic of 'Abadha N ashataka' Lord Buddha Dev stayed here [or three 1110nths. An

image of Lord Jain also was discovered from here, which is at present preserved in the Jain temple of Khadar Road. Again C.B.Patel discovered a big Siba

Linga from the hillock of'Chingrakachhar'.A 'Silalipi'

of 4th century AD was discovered from here, which

belonged to Gupta Dynasty. In the village Jhalap there

is a broken Shiva temple from which a big Shiva Linga

was excavated, which was brought to the Lokhaneswar

temple of Bhubaneswar by Ex-Secretary, Sri

A.N .Tiwari. The temple' Koshal's Khakhara

Khakharu' is also a Shiva pitha. On Triswa Dhipha

there is the image of 'Chaturvuja Mahisa Mardhini'

and image of 'Lord Kartikeya' was excavated from

the village Vuliasikuana. A beautiful image of Nag raj

is seen on the bank of J onk, which is locally called, as

Yogisundar. It is presumed by Dr. N.K.Sahoo that all

these were built in 5th century AD.

Besides, the most important factor is that there

are the relics of many hill fortresses and ruined

buildings on inaccessible hilltops, which bears the

specimen of ancient sculpture, art alld architecture.

Amongest them important are Manikgarh, (named after

great Chauhan warrior Manik Ray), Jumalgarh,

Gaudagarh. One can see on the main gate of Jumalgarh

hillfort, Chheliagarh the seat of its presiding deity. In

nutshell, along with marvelous relics the area abounds

with wild beauty offorest clad mountains and valleys

with springs and cascades.

Patala Ganga

It is a hot spring of village Kotagaon in Khariar

police station, situated at a distance of 41 kms from

Khariar and 6 kms from Boden. It is regarded as a

holy place for Hindus. There is a belief that if a man

takes bath in this warm spring water after Solari Lunar

eclipses, he will acquire spiritual attainment equal to

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that of bath in the holy river Ganga. As per mythological background, during Ramchandra's "vanvas" while walking through tllat area, Sita Devi

felt thirsty. There was no water source nearby and

hence Lord Ram pierced earth by an arrow and brought the Ganga to Earth and accordingly the place llas been

named as Patala Ganga. There are temples of Lord Shiva and Lord Jagallnath quite close to the spring.

Yogi matb

Yogi math is famous for the prehistoric paintings on walls and ceilings of caves, which bears the artistic genius and style of neolithic age. It is situated at a

distance of 9 kms, to the east ofKhariar. The paintings

and the drawings are very distinctly drawn in Indian red paint over the rock surface. The figure of bull is

very interesting. There is also a cow and a calffollowing

as well as a figure of a man. The whole scene bears

the significance of the domestication of animals and

agriculture. In the ceil iug too there are some paintings.

There is another cave at a short distance and because

the roof has fallen, the paintings are not visible. The

entire area is yet unexplored and invites scholars to

unearth her past glory.

Bmlhi Komana

Budhi Komana is situated at a distance of 40 kilometres to the north ofKharial'. The place is famous

for the temple dedicated to Lord Pataleswal', the other

name of Lord Siva. It is a brick temple of Tri-Ratha

style, which is now in dilapidated condition. Amongst

the existing temples in the district it is one ofthe oldest

temple. The Jagamohana of this temple is found in

ruins and Biman is in a precarious condition. It is

presumed that this temple belonged to the early

medieval period. Though the temple was renovated

during the rule of Chauhalls, it is originally a pre­

Chauhan erection.

Tanwant

Ii is a village situated at a distance of 7 kms to the

south ofNuapada on the foot of a hilL The river Shilda,

which takes its origin in the hills, creates a waterfall at

Bogthala, which is about one kilometer to the west of

Tanwant. The temple dedicated to Goddess

'Konabhoinra' is situated in the village and nearby the

relics of a ruined fort can be seen which is presumed to be the Kbadagal'h Fort. There is a large water reservoir dose to nt.

NUlap:uJa

Nllapada is thlj shifted headquarters ofthe district fi'om 1936 while it was a sub-division. I-Ience all the district level offices are located here. It is situated only at a distance of 6 miles from the Jonk Railway Sation. In addition to all government organizations. there are temples dedicated to Sri Jagannath, Shiva and Ram, which are not of remote antiquity.

The town Khariar being the oldest town of the district, headed the capital center of the ex-Khariar estate for about ISO years. It is 78 !cms. ii'om Khariul' Road and 73 kms. from Bhawanipatna. During the last part of 181h Century, Raja Ratan Singh shifted his head quartel:sfrom one-sided Komna to the centrally located Khariar considering its unhealthy climate and inaccessibility and tribal agitations. Hence relics orold fort, declined palace and many temples are seen here. The temples ofDhadhi Baman, Jagannath, Hanuman, Laxmi and Raktambri are located in the town. It is believed that the temple of Jagamohan is more than 5 hundred years old. The well-known Oriya poet Chaityna Das, who was a resident ofthis town during 161h century AD has mentioned the name of the town as 'Nagra Khadiyala' in his work 'Nirguna Mahatmya\Dussera and Chandan Iatra are the important festivals, which were gorgeously celebrated by the Ex~Zamindars and rulers.

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Komaml

It is a large village at the bank of Rive!' Sunder at about a distance of 40 killS. south of Nuapada on the road towards Khariar. The relics of the ruined Komnagarh fort are the dumb witness of the headquarters of Chauhan rulers. Even today the remains of palace, several buildings and temples speak of the former glory ofihe place. There are high schools, primary health centers, Post and Telegraph Offices, Inspection Bungalow, Community Development Block, Police station and other Government offices.

(vii) Census Concepts

Building:

A 'Building' is generally a single structure on the ground. Sometimes it is made lip of more than component unit which are used or likely to be used as dwellings(residel1ces) or establishments such as shops, business houses, offices, factories, workshops, worksheds, Schools, places of entertainment, places of worship, godowns, stores etc. It is also possible that building which have component units may be used for a combination of purposes such as shop­cum-residence, workshop-cum-residence, office-cmn­residence,etc.

Usually a structure will have four walls and a roof. But in some areas the very nature of COl1stl'Uction of houses is such that there may not be any wall. Such is the case of conical structures where entrance is also provided but they may not

have any walls. Therefore, sllch of the conical structures are also treated as separate buildings.

Permanent houses :

Houses, the walls and roof of which are made of permanent materials. The material of walls can be anyone from the following, namely, galvanized iron anyone from the following, namely, galvanized iron sheets or other metal sheets, asbestos sheets, burnt bricks, stones or concrete. Roof may be made of from anyone of the following materials, namely, tiles, slate, galvanized iron sheets, metal sheets, asbestos sheets, bricks, stones or concrete.

Semi-permanent houses :

Khariar Road is situated on the river Jonk, which at this point forms the boundary between Orissa and Madhya Pradesh. It was a small town but after the opening of the Raipur - Vizianagaram Railway line, the place steadily rose as a center of trade and commerce, being supported by the railway station. Rice mills, soap factory, tannery and other small industrial units are located here. Rice and flattened rice are the important items of exports; timber was also expolied in a considerable quantity, which is gradually getting reduced. The local trading community consists mostly of the Marwaris, the Gujuratis and the Muslims.AJain temple is located here.

Houses in which either the wall or the roof is made of permanent material and the other is made

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of temporary material.

Temporary bOUHses :

Houses in which both walls and roof arc made of materials, which have to be replaced frequently. Walls may be made from anyone of the following temporary materials, namely, grass, thatch, bamboo, plastic, polythenc, mud, unburnt bricks or wood. Roof may be madc from anyone of the following temporary materials, namely, grass, thatch, bamboo, wood, mud, plastic or polythene.

Dwelling Room :

A room is treated as a dwelling room if it has walls with a doorway and a roof and should be wide and long enough fat a person to sleep in, i.e. it should have a length of not less than 2 meters and a breadth of at least 1.5 meters and a height of 2 meters. A dwelling rooUl would include living room, bedroom, dining room, drawing room, study room, servant's room and other habitable rooms. Kitchen, bathroom, latrine, store room, passageway and verandah which are not normally usable for living are not considered as dwelling rooms. A room, used for multipurpose such as sleeping, sitting, dining, storing, cooking, etc., is regarded as a dwelling room. In a situation where a census houses is used as a shop or office., etc., and the household also stays in it then the room is not considered as a dwelling room. But if a garage or servant quarter is used by a servant and if shell1e

also lives in it as a separate household then this has been considered as a dwelling room available to the servant's household. Tent or conical shaped hut if used for living by any household is also considered as dwelling room.

A dwelling room, which is shared by more than one household, has not been counted for any of them. If two households have a dwelling room each but in addition also share a common dwelling room, then the common room has not been counted for either of the housellOIds.

Census House

A 'census house' is a building or part of a building used or recognised as a separate unit because of having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase, etc. It may be

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occupied or vacant. It may be used for residential or 110n- residential purpose or both.

In certain peculiar situations, the manner in which buildings and cenSUs houses were identified for Ilumbering in the field by the enumerators is described hereunder:

Sometimes a series of different buildings are found along a street which are joined with one another by common walls on either side looking like a continuous structure. These different units are practically independent of one another and are likely to have been built at different times and owned by different persons. In such cases, though the whole structure with all the adjoining units apparently appears to be one building, each pOIiion was treated as a separate building and its constituent units as separate census houses.

On the other hand, one may come across cases, patiicularly in large cities of multi-storeyed ownership flats. In these cases while the structure looks like one building, different persons own the flats. In case of such mu1ti-storeyed structures, IJ8villg a llumber of flats owned by different persons, the entire structure was treated as one building and each flat as a separate census house.

Ifwithin a large enclosed area, there are separate buildings owned by different persons then each such building is treated as a separate building. There can be a situation where within all enclosed compound there are separate buildings owned by an undertaking or company or even government that arc actually in occupation of different persons. For example, Indian Oil Corporation colony where the buildings are owned by the Corporation but these are ill occupation of their employees. Each such building was treated as a separate building. But if in anyone of these buildings there were flats in occupation of different households, each such flat was reckoned as a separate census house.

Sometimes if becomes difficult to apply the

definition of census house strictly in certain cases. For example, in an urban area, if a flat has five rooms,

each room having direct entrance from the common

staircase or eotlftyard. By definition, this has to be treated as five census houses. If all these five rooms

nre occupied by a single household it was not realistic to treat them. as five censlls houses. In sLlch H

case.'singleness' of use of tlwse roOlTlS along with tile, main house: should be considered Ilnd the entire flat was treated as one censLls house. On the other hand, if two independent households occupy these five rooms, the first household living in 3 rooms and the second household occupying 2 rOOI11S, then considering the use, the first three rooms together were treated as one cenSllS house and the remaining rooms as another census house. But if each 1'00111

WaS occupied by all independent hOllsehold, then each slIch room was treated as a separate: census house.

In case of hostels, hotels, etc., even if the door of each room in which an inmate lives opens to a common verandah, staircase, courtyard or a common room, as it happens almost invariably, the entire hostel/ Hotel building was treated as one cenSllS house. but if such hostels/ hotels have out- houses or other stmctures used for different purposes or the same purpose, then eac11 such structure attached to the main hostel/hotel was treated as a separate censlls house.

In some parts of the country, in rural areas, the pattern of habitation is such that a group of huts, located in a compound, whether enclosed or unenclosed, is occupied by one household. While the main residence may be located in one hut, other huts may be llsed for sleeping, as a kitchen, bath room, baithak, etc. Though each of the huts was a separates structure, they form a single housing unit and therefore, have to be treated collectively as one building and one cenSllS house. If some of the huts are used by one household and the others by a second 11ousehold as residence, then the two groups of huts were treated as separate census houses. However, if there were also other huts in the compound used for other purposes and not as part of the household's residence such as, cattle shed, worksl1ed, etc., these were treated as separate census houses.

On the other hand, in urban areas, where more than one structure within an enclosed or open compound (premises) belonging to the same person, e.g., the main house, the servant's quarter, the garage, etc., only one building number was given for this grou p and each of the constituent a separate census house number.

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Only cases where a structure with roof and pillars has come up was treated as a building.

Rural-Urban :nca :

The data in tables on Houses, Household Amenities and Assets are presented separately for rural and urban areas. The unit of classification in this regard is 'town' for urban areas and 'village' for rural areas. In the Censlls ofInclia 200 I, the defin ition of urban area adopted is as follows:

a) All places with a municipality, corporation, cantonment board or notified town area committee, etc.

b) A place satistying the following three criteria simultaneously:

i) A minimum population of 5,000;

ii) At least 75 per cent of male working population engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; and

iii) A density of population of at least 400 per sq. km.(l,OOO per sq.mile)

For identification of places which would qualify 10 be classified as 'urban' all villages, which, as per the 1991 Census had a population of 4,000 and above, a population density of 400 persons pel' sq. km. and having at least 75 per cent of male working population engaged in non-agricultural activity were considered. To work out the proportion of male working population referred to above against b) (ii), the data relating to main workers were taken into account.

Apart from these, the outgrowths(OGs) of cities and towns have also been treated as urban under

'Urban Agglomerations'. Examples of out-growths are railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps, etc., that may have come up neal' a statutory town or city but within the revenue limits of

a village or villages contiguous to the town or city.

Each sllch individual area by itself may not satisfY the demographic criteria laid down at (b) above to

qualify it to be treated as an independent urban unit

but may deserve to be clubbed with the towns as a continuous urban spread. Thus, the town level data, wherever presented, also includes the data for outgrowths of such towns.

ANALYTICAL NOTE

City:

Towns with population of 1,00,000 and above are called cities.

Urban Agglomeration

An Urban Agglomeration is a continuous urban spread constituting a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths (OGs) or two or more physically contiguous towns together and any fldjoining urban outgrowths of such towns. In some cases railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, etc., may come up near a city or statutory town outside its statutory limits but within the revenue limits of a village or villages contiguous to the town or city. Each such individual area by itself may not satisfy the minimum population limit to qualify it to be treated as an independent urban unit but may deserve to be clubbed with the town as a continuous urban spread. For the purpose of delineation of Urban Agglol11rrations during Census of India 2001 , following criteria are taken as pre~requisites: (a) The core town or at least one of the constituent towns or an urban agglomeration should necessarily be a statutory town; and (b) The total popUlation of all

the constituents (i.e., towns and outgrowths) of an Urban Agglomeration should not be l~ss than 20,000 (as per the 1991 Census). With these two basic criteria having been met, the following are the possible different situations in which Urban Agglomerations would be constituted: i) a city or town with one or more contiguous outgrowths; ii) two Of'more adjoining towns with their outgrowths; and iii) a city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths alJ of which form a continuous spread.

Housebold :

A 'household' is usually a group of persons who normally live together and take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so. Persons in a household may be related or unrelated or a mix of both, However, if a group of unrelated persons live in a census house but do not take their meals fro111 the common kitchen, then they are not constituent of a common household. Each such person was to be treated as a separate household. The impOliant link in finding out whether it was a household or not was

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n common kitchen. There may be one member households, two member households or multi-member I~ouseholds.

J institutional housebold

A group of unrelated persons who live in an institution and take their meals from a common kitchen is called an Insiit1ltional Household. Examples of Institutional Households arc boarding houses, messes, hostels, hotels, rescue homcs, jails, ashrams, orphanages, etc. To make the definition more clearly pcrceptible to the enumerators at the Census 2001, it was specifically mentioned tlJat this category or households would cover only those households where a group ofunrelated persons live in an institution and share a common kitchen.

Houseless household :

Households who do not live ill buildings 01' census houses but live in the open ()11 roadside, pavements, in hume pipes, under fly-overs and staircases, or in the open in places of worship, mandaps, railway platforms, etc., are treated as Houseless Households.

Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Article 341 of the Constitution provides that the President may, with respect to any State 01' Union territory, specify the castes, races or tribes or parts of or groups within castes, races or tribes which shall for the purposes of the Constitution be deemed to be Scheduled Castes in relation to that State 01' Union territory. Article 342 similarly provides for specification of tribes or tribal communities or parts of or groups within tribes or tribal communities which are to be deemed for the purposes or the Constitution to be Scheduled Tribes in relation to the various States and Union territories. In pursuance of these provisions, the list of Scheduled Castes and I or Scheduled Tribes are notified for each State and Union territory and are valid only within the jurisdiction of that State 01'

Union territory and 110t outside.

It is important to mention here that under the

Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950, no

person who professed a religion different from

Hinduism was deemed to be a member of a

Scheduled Caste in addition to every member of the

Ramdasi, Kabirpanthi, Majhabi or Sikligar caste

resident in Punjab or Patiala and East PlIl\jab States Union were in relation to that State whether they pro/essed the Hindu 01" the Sikh religion. Subsequently, in September J 956, by an amendment, the Presidential Order of 1950 and in all subsequent Presidential Orders relating to Scheduled Castes, the Hindu and the Sikh religions were placed on the same footing with regard 10 the specification of Scheduled Castes. Later on, as per the amendment made in tho

Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1990, the Hindu, the Sikh and the Buddhist were placed on the same footing with regard to the recognition of the Scheduled Castes.

The lists containing the names of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes applicable for the

Census of India 200 I in the State are given below:

Scheduled Castes List for Orissa.

1. Adi Andhra

2. Amant, Amat

3. Audhelia

4. Badaik

5. Bagheti, Baghuti

6. Bajikar

7. Bad

8. Bariki

9. Basor,Burud

10. Bauri

11. Bauti

12. Bavuri

13. Bedia, Bejia

14. BeIdaI'

15. Ehata

16. Bhei

17. Chachati

18. Chnkali

19. Chamar, Meehi, Muchi, Satnami

20. Chandala

21. Challdhai Maru

22. Chertla, Chhelia

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23. Dandasi

24. [)o\vnr

25. Dlul'; rvar

26. Dllolla, Dhabi

27. 00111, Dombo, Durin Dom

28. Dosadha

29. Ganda

30. Ghantarghada, Ghal1tra

3l. Ghnsi,Ghasia

32. Ohogin

33. Ghus!Jria

31. Godug,di

35. Godari

36. Godra

37. Gok11 a

38. Gomit, Komit

39. Haddi, Hadi, Harf

40. Irika

41. Jaggali

42. Kandra, Kandara

43. Kama

44. Kalia

45. Kela

46. Khaclala

47. KodaJo, KhodaJo

48. Kori

49. Kummari

50. Kurunga

51. Laban

52. Laheri

53. Madari

54. Madiga

55. Mahuria

56. Mala,lhala,Malo,Zala

57. Mang

58. Mangan

ANALYTICAL NOTE

59. Mehra,Mahar

60. Mehtar, Bhangi

61. Mewar

62. Mllndapotta

63. Mllsahar

64. Nagarchi

65. Namasudra

66. Paidi

67. Paillda

68. Pamidi

69. Pan,Pano

70. Panchama

71. Panika

72. Panka

73. Pantanti

74. Pap

75. Pasi

76. Patial, Patikar, Patraianti, Patua

77. Rajlla

78. Relli

79. Sabakhia

80. Samasi

81. Sanei

82. Sapari

83. Sauntia,Santia

84. Sidbria

85. Sinduria

86. Siyal

87. Tamadia

88. Tamudia

89. Tania

90. Tiar,Tior

91. Turi

92. Ujia

93. Valamiki, Valmiki

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Sched uled Tribes list for Orissa :

1. Bagata

2. Baiga

3. Bal~jara, Balljari

4. Bathudi

5. Bhottada, Dhotada

6. Blllliya, Blmyan

7. Bhumia

8. Bhlllnij

9. Bhl\l1jia

10. Bil1jhal

11. Binjhia, Binjhoa

12. Birhor

13. Bondo Poraja

14. Chenchu

15. Da!

16. DeslIa BJllllnij

17. Dharua

18. Didayi

19. Gadaba

20. Gandia

21. Ghara

22. Gand, Gonda

23. Ho

24. Holva

25. Jatapu

26. Juang

27. Kandha Gauda

28. KawaI'

29. Kharia,Kbarian

30. Kharwar

31. Khond, Kond, Kandha, Nanguli Kandha, Sitha Ka11dha

32. Kisan

33. Kol

34.Kolah I,oharas, Kol Lohlll"as

35. Kolha

36. Koli. Malhar

37. Kondadora

38. Kara

39. KarLIa

40. Kotia

41. Koya

42. Kulis

43. Lodha

44. Madia

45. MahaH

46. Mankidi

47. Mallkirdia

48. Matya

49. Mirdhas

50. Munda, Munda Lohara, Munda MahaJis

51. Mundari

52. Omanatya

53. Oraon

54. Parenga

55. Paroja

56. Pentia

57. Rajuar

58. Santal

59. Saara, Savar, Saura Sahara

60. Shabar, Lodha

61. Sounti

62. Tharua

Language and Mother tongue

As per the Census concept, each language is a group of mother tongues. The Census questionnaire collects information on the mother tongue of each person, and mother tongue is defined as the language spoken in childhood by the person's mother to the person. If the mother died in infancy, the language mainly spoken in the person's home in childhood will

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be the mother tongue. In the case of infants and deaf mutes, the language lIsually spoken by the mother is considered as mothel' tongue. it is not necessary that the language spoken as mother tongue should have a script. The mother tongues returned by the lespondents in census are classified and grouped under appropriate languages according to their linguistic characteristics.

Literate :

A person age 7 years and above who can both read and write with understanding in any language is taken as liter~\te. A person who can only read but call1lot write is not literate. It is not necessary that to be considered as literate, a person should have received any formal education or passed any minimum educational standard. Literacy could also have been achieved through adult literacy classes or through any non-formal educational system. People who are blind and can read in Braille are treated as literates.

Literacy rate :

Literacy rate of the population is defined as the percentage of literates in the age group seven years and above. For different age groups the percentage of literates in that age group gives the literacy rate.

Educatioual level :

The highest level of education a person has completed

Work:

Work is defined as participation in any economically productive activity with or without compensation, wages or profit. Such participation may be physical and/or mental in nature. Work involves not only aetnal work but also includes effective supervision and direction of work. It even includes part time helJ.! or unpaid work on farm, family enterprise or in any other economic activity. All persons engaged in 'work' as defined above are workers. Persons who are engaged in cultivation or milk production even solely fot' domestic consumption are also treated as workers. Reference period for determining a person as worker and non~worker is one year preceding the date of enumeration.

Main worker :

A perSOIl '."ho has worked for major part of the reference period ( i.e. six months 01' more during the

t\r~ALYTICAL NOTE

last one year preceding tlle date of enumeration) in any economically productive activity is termed as 'Main worker'.

Marginal worker :

A person who worked for less than six months of the reference period ( i.e. in the last one year preceding the date of enumcration ) in any economic activity is termed as 'Marginal worker'.

NOll-worker :

A person who has not worked at all in any ecollomically productive activity during the reference period (i.e. last one year precedtng the date of enllmerBtion ) is termed as 'Non-worker'.

Cultivator :

POI' purposes of the CenSliS a perSall is classified as cultivator if hl) or she is engaged in cultivation 0 1) land ()wnerl or held from government or held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind Of share. Cultivation includes effective supervision or direction in cultivation. A person who ha!' given out her/his land to another person or persons or institution(s) for cultivation for money, kind or share of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation in exchange of land, is not treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working 011 another persoll '8 land for wages in cash or kind or a combination of both (agricultural I&bourer) is not treated as cultivator. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing, harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops such as wheat, paddy, .iowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and other crops such as sugarcane, tobacco, ground­nuts, tapioca, etc., and purses, raw jute and kindred fiber crop, cotton, cinchona and other medicinal plants, fruit growing, vegetable growing Or keeping orchards or groves, etc. Cultivation does not include the following plantation crops - tea, coffee, rubber. coconut and betel-nuts (areca).

Agricultural labourer :

A persall who works on another person's land for wages in money or kind 01' share is regarded as an agricultllTal labourer. ShelHe has no risk in the cultivation, but merely works on another person's land for wages. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract on land on which she/he works.

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HOilsellOld Industry worker' :

Household industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household herself/himself and or by the members of the household at home or within the village ill rural areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in household industry should consist ofl11embers of the household including the head. TIle industry should not be fLin on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories !\ct and should be engaged in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs of goods. It does not include professions such as a pleader, Doctor, Musician, Dancer, Watemml1, Astrologer, Dhobi, Barber, etc. or merely trade or business, even if stich professions, trade or services are run at home by members of the household.

Other worker:

A person who has been engaged in some economic activity during the reference period but not as a cultivator or agricultural labourer or in Household Industry is termed as a 'Other Worker (OW)'. The type of workers that come under this category of 'OW' include all government servants, municipal employees, teachers, factory workers, plantation workers, those engaged in trade, commerce, business, transport, banking, mining, construction, political or social work, priests, entertainment artists, etc. In effect, all those workers other than cultivators or agriculturallahourers or household industry workers, are 'Other Workers'.

Worh: participation a'ate :

Percentagc of workers (main + marginal) to total population.

Population density:

Population density is the number of persons inhabited per square kilometre of the area.

Age:

Age is measured in terms of the completed number of years

Sex~ratio :

Number of females per 1,000 males in a population.

(viii) NOII)-Census Concepts

hnxu'oved drinilillg water:

fr the household had access to drinking waleI' supplied from a tap, hand pump, tube well or well (protected or covered) situated within or outside the premIses, it is considered as having access to improved drinking water.

It may be mentioned that slIch llniform definitioll Illay not be villid across all States.

System of sewerage :

Generally, a sewerage system would mean a network of mains and branches of underground conduits for the conveyance of sewerage to the point of disposal. Sewers that carry only household and industrial wastage are called separate sewers; those that carry storm water from roofs, streets and other surfaces arc known as storm water drains, while those carrying both sewage and storm water are called combined sewers. However, in some towns, which are not provided with such underground sewerage system, it is served by open surface drain, box drain, silk pattern drain, etc., in these towns.

Type of latrine and Method of disposal of night soil.

There are three prevalent systems of disposal of human wastes, viz. ;

(i) underground sewerage,

(ii) sanitary water flush latrines with individual disposal systems, like septic tank, leaching cess pool and collecting well, and

(iii) dry type of latrines with manual scavenging.

The system of unci erg round sewerage provides for the street sewerage with which are connected the sanitary latrines constructed in the houses having water closets and fitted with flushing cistern (or hand flushing). Through this sewer the fecal matter is transported without the need for scavenging. This system generally exists in cities and big towns.

Where the street sewer does not exist, these sanitary water flush latrines are connected to a local septic tank with a sub-soil dispersion system 01' a leaching pit. Here the liquid wastes from the water closet is disposed of locally in leaching pit, a septic

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tallkwith a soil dispersion system is constructed. This dispersion requires an optimum travel through lhe pores ofthe soiL which renders the hannfhlliqllid baclerially innocuolls by the slow precess of filtraiion through the soil traversed.

Where the soil is impermeable, collevting wells are constructed and the sanitary water flush latrines are connected with them. These wells are cleaned at pel iodie intervals by a suitable device. The dry lype of latrines are of service type latrines from where hllman excreta is removed by scavengers fr01l1 hOllse to hOllse, in most cases earrying it On their heads or shoulders or in baskets with handle Or wheel barrows. These llfe

then collected in bullock carts or trucks or tractors and trolleys for being carried to the dumping grounds.

Fertility:

In demography, the word fertility is llsed in relation to the actual production of children or occurrence of births specially live births. Fertility is a measure of rate at which population acids to itselfby lJirths and normally assessed by relating the I1lll11ber of births to a full or part of the poplllation, such as number of married women or number of women ofchild-bearing age. The definitions of the terminology used in computing different fertility rates are mentioned below:

Crude birth mte (CDR) :

Ratio of the number of live births in a year to the mid year popUlation, normally expressed per 1,000 popUlation.

Number of live bit1hs during the year CBR:::: x 1,000

Mid-year Population

Crude death rate (CDR) :

Ratio ofthe number of deaths ill a year to the mid year population, normally expressed per 1 ;000 popUlation.

Number of deaths during the year CDR = x 1,000

Mid-year Population

Natural gl'owth rate:

Growth rate is obtained as the difference between crude birth rate and crude death rate in the absence of migration.

ANALYTICAL NOTE

Age specific fCI·mity rate (ASFR) :

Number oflive births in a year to female population in any specified age-group normally expr~ssed per 1,000 women. I ,

Number of live bilths in a particular age-group

ASFR== x 1,000 Mid-year female population of the

same age-group

Age specific marital fertility rate (ASMFR) :

Number of live births in a year to married female population in any specified age-group normally expressed per 1,000 married women.

Number of live births in a partlcular age-group

ASMFR ---------__ x 1,000 Mid-year married female population

of the same age-group

TPR = -------1,000

Tota! niaritlll fertility rate (TMFR) :

Average number of children that would be born to a married woman if she experiences the current fertility pattern throughout her reproductive span (15-49) years assuming that there is no mortal ity of women till the completion of reproductive period.

5 X 2:45•49 ASMFR

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TMFR = -----~--1,000

Age-specific mortality mte (ASMR) :

Number of deaths in a particular age and sex group per 1000 population of the same age-group.

Number of deaths in a particular age-group

ASMR = )( 1,000 General fertility rate (GFR) : Mid-year population of

Number of live births per 1,000 women in the the same age-group

reproductive age-group (15-49) years in a given year. ql :

Number of live biIths in a year GFR= x 1,000

Mid-year female population in the

age-gl'Ollp (15-49) years

General marital fertility rate (GMFR) :

Number of live births per 1,000 married women in

reproductive age-group (15-49) years in a given year.

Number of live births in a year GMFR x 1,000

Mid-year married female population

in the age-group (15-49) years

Total fertility rate (TFR) :

It is obtained as the total of the age specific fertility rates (number of children born per woman of the particular age) for the entire reproductive age span. It provides the average number of children that will be born to a woman under the fertility levels indicated by the age specific fertility rates assumipg that there is no mortality of women till the completion of reproductive period.

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Probability of dying between birth and age 1. This can be used as approximate value of Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) which gives the ratio of number of deaths in a year of children aged less than one year to the number of births in that year.

q2 :

Probability of dying between birth and age 2.

q5 :

Probability of dying between birth and age 5. This indicator is also known as Ullder Five Mortality Rate (U5MR). .

Infant mortality I'ate (IMR) :

Ratio of the number of infant deaths (deaths of children below one year) in a year to the number of live births in that year.

Number of infant deaths during the year

IMR =-----------x 1,000 Number of live births during

the year

lnfant mortality rale comprises of two parts, viz.,

Neo-natal mortality rate ancl Post neo~natal mortality rate. The neo-natal mortality rate also comprises of two parts viz., Early neo-natal mortality rate and late neo-nata I mortality rate. These are defined as:

NeO-'lUlltaX mortaHty nate (NMR) :

Numberof infants dying within the first month of life (28 days or under) in a year per 1,000 live births of

the same year.

Number of infant deaths aged 28

days or uncler during the year

NMR=--------------------' Number oflive births during

the year

i) Early nco- nat~li mortality D'.i\tc :

Number of infant deaths of less

than 7 days during the year

x 1,000

------------- x 1,000

Number of live births during

the year

ii) Late neo-natal mortnlity mtc :

Number of infant deaths of? dllYs to less than 29 days during the year

----------- x 1,000

Number of live births during

the year

Post neo-natal mortality rate (PNMR) :

!'Jumber of deaths of 29 days to less than One year during the year

----------- x 1,000

Number of live births during

the year

Peri-natal mortality rate (PMR) :

Number of still births plus deaths within 1 st week of delivery per 1000 births in a year.

Number of still births and infant deaths of less than 7 days during the year

PMR= x 1,000

Number of live births and still

births during the year

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOI< . NUAPADA

Still hirth r'ate (SBR) :

Number of still births during

the year

Number of live births and still

births during the year

Maternal mortality rate (MMR) :

" 1,000

Number of deaths of women in the age-group 15-49 while pregnant or wi1hin 42 days oftennination of pregnancy from any cause related to pregnancy and child birth per 100,000 live births in a given year.

Number of maternal deaths to

women in the age group 15-49

MMR=---- ----------x 100,000

Nllmberoflive birth

Eligible couple (Couples per 1,000 pOpll!iition) :

Number of currently married females in the age­group 15-44 years per 1000 persons of all age~.

Child woman ratio (0-4) :

1. Number of children in the age-group 0-4 years per 1,000 women in the age-grollp 15-49 years.

Child woman ratio (5-9) :

2. Number of children in the age-group 5-9 years per 1,000 women in the age-group 15-49 years.

Civic status of urban units :

Civic Status of a town/city is determined on the basis of Civic Administrative authority of the town e.g., Municipal Corporation/Corporation, Municipal Committee/Municipal council, Municipality etc.

Size class of VA/town:

Size-class ofUA/Town is based on the population size of the VA/City/Town VAs/Towns with 100,000 and above population are classified as Class I VAs/

Towns. These Class I UAs.lTowns are now further sub classified into seven sub classes namely MI to M7 depending on the population size of VAl City IT own. These are:

M7 (5,000,000 and above);

M6 (2,000,000 to 4,999,999);

M5 (1,000,000-1,999,999);

ANALYTICAL NOTE

M4 (500,000-999,999); M3 (300,000-499,999); M2 (200,000-299,999); and Ml (100,000-199,999).

Towns with 50,000 to 99,999 population are classified as Class II towns, 20,000 to 49,999 population are Class III towns, population with 10,000-19,999 are Class IV towllS, population with 5,000 and 9,999 are Class V towns and towns with less than 5,000 population are Class VI towns.

Shun area:

The Slum Areas (Improvement Ilnd Clearance) Act, 1956, which was enacted bv the Central - - . Government defined slums as a) Areas where buildings are in any respect unfit for human habitation; or b) are by reasons of dilapidation, overcrowding, fault arrangement and design of such buildings, narrowness or faulty arrangement of streets, lack of ventilation, light or sanitation facilities, or ally combination of these factors, are detrimental to safety, health or morals.

Mega city:

The concept of 'Mega city' is a recellt phenomenon in the Urban Sociology and is defined in term of metropolitan city in the form of large size, problem of management of civic amenities and capacity to absorb the relatively high growth of population. Indian Census in 1991 treated the population size of 5 million and above as the cut off point to identify a place as the mega city. Whereas, for the purpose of inclusion in Centrally Sponsored Scheme for Infrastructure Development in Mega cities the Ministry of Urban Affairs and employment, Department of Urban Development adopted the criteria of 4 million and above population as per 1991 Census for Mega Cities. In 2001 Census. cities with 10 millions and above population have been treated as Mega cities.

(ix) 2001 Census finding - Population, its Distribution:

(a) Distribution of Population ill Rural- Urban areas:

The distribution ofpopulatiol1 in Rural-Urban areas in the District shows that majority of population live in rural areas, The total population of the district is

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530,690 with 500,652 rural and 30,038 urban popUlation. The share of urban popUlation in the district is 5.66 per cent compared to state urban population share of 14.99 per cent. There are total 663 villages out of which 15 villages are uninhabited. The village area covers 94.34 per cent of total popUlation in the district.

(b) Size class and status of towns, popUlation

growth, density, sex ratio, work participation rate and literacy.

There are only two statutory towns located in the district. The popUlation ofthese two towns are Khariar Road (NAC) with 16,629 and Khariar (NAC) with 13,409 population. Both the towns are categorised under class IV towns, which is in the range of 10,000 to 19,999 population.

While comparing the growth of popUlation in these towns with 1991 Census it is seen that Khariar Road(NAC) has highest growth rate with 18.55 per cent in comparison to Khariar (NAC) with 14.24 per cent. The density of population in the towns of the district is 853 while the density of urban population in the state is 1975. The urban sex ratio of the district is 970 where as the rural sex ratio is 1,009 and district total sex ratio is 1,007.

The District literacy rate is 42 per cent for total, S 8.46 per cent for males and 25.79 per cent for females,

which is lower than the state average in the respective category. In the urban areas. the literacy percentage is higher than those of rural areas due to better educational facilities available in the town areas. In the urban areas, Khariar Road (NAC) h~s the higher literacy rate of 70.49 per cent followed by Khariar (NAC) 70AO per cent. In the rural areas, Nuapada C.D. Block tops the list with 43.4 per cent literacy and

Boden C.D. Block is at the bottom with 36.4 percent

titeracy.

The work participation rate ill the district is 46 per

cent in comparison to the state average of 38.79 percent. Nuapada police station has the highest work participation rate 50.4 per cent and Khariar police

station has the lowest work participation rate 41.7 per

cent. The work participation rate is 46.7 per cent in

rura1 and 34.5 per cent in urban areas ofthe district.

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK: NUAPADA

(x) Brief Analysis of Primary Census Ahsta'act Data

The inset tables in the District Census Handbooks based on Primary Census Abstract data have been quite useful for the data users, planners and administrators etc. This is a novel feature of censlIs which aims at providing a brief analysis of Primary Census Abstract data and helps the data user to get an insight into the gamut of Census in a nutshell. Each

inset table reflects a separate feature on various demographic features of the district and its parls.

Table- I presents the decadal change in population

of police stations by residence during the year 1991-2001. The population of the district as recorded in 2001 Census stands at 530,690 as against 469,482

TABLE-l : DECADALCHANGEJN POPULATION OF POUCESTA110N DYRES IDENCE, 1991-2001 Selial Police Population Percentage decadal Percentage urban

number Station 1991 2001 population

Total Rlllal Urban Total RUlal Urban Total Rural Urban 1991 2001 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

2

3

4

5

6

Jonk

Nuapalla

Komana

Khariar

Bodcll

Sinapali

62,238 48,211

76,243 76,243

95,651 95,651

92,898 81,160

60,399 60,399

82,053 82,053

District Total: 469,482 443,717

14,027

o o

11,738

o o

25,765

66,583

87,420

106,942

106,665

69,233

93,847

SjO,690

in 1991 indicating a net addition of 61,208 persons during the decade. The decadal growth rate of the

district works out to 13.04 per cent as compared to the state average of 16.25 per cent. Within the district, the highest growth rate (14.82%) is seen in Khariar police station and lowest growth rate (6.98%) in Jonk police station. The majority of population in the district live in rural areas and only 5.7 per cent in

49,954 16,629

87,420 0

106,942 0

93,256 13,409

69,233 0

93,847 0

500,652 30,038

7.0 3.6

14.7 14.7

11.811.8

14.8 14.91

14.6 14.6

14.4

13.0

14.4

12.81

18.5

0.0

0.0

4.2

0.0

0.0

6.6

22.5

0.0

0.0

12.6

D.D

0.0

5.5

25.0

0.0

0.0

12.6

0.0

0.0

5.7

urban areas as per 2001 Census which is sJightly higher than 5.49 per cent of urban population in 1991 Census. Between the two tOWIlS, the growth rate of IIl'ban population is higher (18.55%) in Jonk police station and lower(14.24%) in Khariar police station. It is also evident from the table that out of the total 6 police stations in the district, the highest population 106,942 is found in Komana police station.

TABLE- 2: NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF INHABITED VILLAGES IN SPECIFIED POPULATION SIZE

RANGES WITH THE RELATED POPULATION, 200 1

Serial District / C.D. Block Totnl Total rural population Number and Population less than number number of percentage 200

inhabited ofviJJages villages Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Nuapada 167 1] 9,830 59,635 60,195 25 (15.0) 1,432 1,482

2 Komana 159 117,082 57,906 59,176 35 (22.0) 1,486 1,516

3 Boden 86 72,056 35,888 36,168 7 (8.1) 237 242

4 Sinapali 122 98,666 49,309 49,357 15 (12.3) 814 8'19

5 Khariar 114 93,018 46,408 46,610 10 (8.8) 604 566 Districts (Rul'al) Total: 648 500,652 249,146 251,506 92 ( 14.2) 4,573 4,625

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ANAlY1 rCAl NOTE

')crlUl DI'itllct I Numbcl PopulatIOn 200~ Nlllnbcl Population 500-999 Number Pop ulatlon 1000-1999 number CD Block and 499 ami and

pClccntagc pClcentnge percentage ofvlllageq Mab femalcs o[vllIagcq Maleq Females ofvlllage~ Males females

2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Nuapad'l 42 (25 1) 8,101 8,432 66 (39 5) 23,8S0 24,369 28 (16 8) 18,035 18,232

2 Komana 29 (18 2) 4,920 5,105 55 (14 6) 20,125 20,821 33 (20 8) 21,133 21,377

'I Bodcn 21 (244) 1,555 3,552 31 (36O) 11,731 12,041 23 (26 7) 15,899 15,852

4 ~lIlapalt 34 (27 9) 6,075 6,248 39 (32 0) 14,194 14,516 27(221) 17,581 17,379

5 Khamu 37(325) 6,941 6,825 3S (307) 12,731 12,845 27 (237) 17,893 18,263

Dist! i C(, (Rural) Total: 163 (25.2) 29,592 30,162 226 (34.9) 82,663 84,592 138 (21.3) 90,541 91,103

--SCnal Dlqtnct / Number Population 2000-4999 NumbcI PopulatIOn 5000-9999 Numbel Population Ilumber CD Block and and and 10000 and above

pel cent age pClcentage pel cent age of Villages Males Females ofvJllage~ Males Females of villages Males Females

2 19 20 21 22 21 24 25 26 27

Nuapacla 6 (36) 8,187 7,680 0(00) 0 0 0(00) 0 0

2 Komana 7 (4 4) 10,242 10,157 0(00) 0 0 0(00) 0 0

3 Boden 4 (47) 4,466 4,481 0(0.0) 0 0 0(00) 0 0

4 Sinapall 7 (57) 10,645 10,395 0(00) 0 0 0(00) 0 0

5 Khariar 4 (35) 5,172 5,070 1 (09) 3065 3041 0(00) 0 0

Di~trjcts (Rula!) Total: 28 (4.3) 38,712 37,983 1 (0.2) 3065 3041 \ 0(0.0) 0 0

Table- 2 gives CD Block-wise distribution of inhabited villages by number and percentage as per the specified popUlation size ranges valying between less than 200 to 10,000 and above .. The maximum number ofvillages Le.226 (34.9%) are covered under the popUlation size range 500-999 followed by 163, (25.2 pel cent) villages with popUlation size range

200-499. Both the villages WIth these population size

ranges constitute more than 60 per cent of the total

648 inhabited villages in the district. So far as villages

having 5,000 population or more are concerned there

is only 1 village in the district No village in the district

has more than 10,000 population.

TABLE-J : NEW TOWNS, DENj)TIFJED, DECLASSIFIED AND MERGED TOWNS IN 2001 CENSUS

(a) New

(i) Statutory town

(li) Census town

(b) Denotlfied

(c) Declassified

(d) Wholly merged with other town(s)

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NalllcofToWll

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

There ale two Statutory Towns in the district namely Khariar Road Town (NAC) and Khariar Town (NAC). In the 1991 Census, the percentage of

DISTRICT CF.NSUS HAND BOOK . N~AP~~

Ilfban population was 5.5 per cent, whIch increased marginally to 5.7 pel' cent in 200 l Cel1su~.

TABLJ~- 4 : DlsTRmurJON OFVJLLAGIiS flY PO)PULATJON DF.NSHV, 2001 --"'R-,U-lg-G-u"""f 1-) o-p-uO-lu-:-tiol1 dGl1sity Tolal llumber of Percentage of villages III Population Puccntage

di~tl ibullOn ot poplllarion

(pLI square kilometer) villages in each each populatlOl1 ch:mlty

0-10 11-20

21-50 51-100 101-200 201-300

301-500 501 +

Not known Di&tl'ict Total:

population dwsity range

2

12 3

21 65

219 165 100 43 o

648 PO(lulatioll llcnsity (Rural) of the District:

The grouping of villages on the bas is of density of population (per square kilometer) is displayed in Table -4. The population density (rural) based on the area figures of inhabited villages of the district is 204.2 and maximum population i.e. 33.5 per cent of population live in the density range of 101-200. Taking the number of villages also, the highest percentage

lange

3 1.9 OS 3.2

10.0 36.9 25.5 15.4 66 0.0

100.0 204.2

'I 1,287

118 1,753

20,964 167,781 1 ~4,396 105,010

59,343 0

500,652

5 OJ 0,0 0.4 4.2

33.5 28.8 21.0 11.9 00

XOO.O

i.e. 36.9 per cent of villages are covered IIndel the

density range of 101-200 followed by 25.5 per cent of villages under the density range 201-300 and 15.4 per cent of villages under tlte density lange 301-500. A negligible percentage of villages i.e 1.9 pel' cent are under the density range 0-10 and 0.5 per cent are under the density range of 11-20.

Urban 7

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

Table - 5 gives a comparative picture of sex ratio reported over the Censuses from 1901 to 2001 fol' both the state and the district. The sex ratio of the district is I j 007 in 200 1 and it is significantly higher than the state average of 972. The sex ratio of the

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976 976

970

953

970

district is found to be lower than 1he state from 1901 till 1951 Census but from 1961 till 2001 Census the district sex ratio is quite above the state sex ratio. The sex ratio in the state has declined from 1,037 to 972 during 1901 to 2001 Censlls period whereas the

ANALYTICAL NOTE

district sex ratio has increased from 1,004 to 1,007 dlll'illg the same period. As regards, the rural areas of the state and the district the sex ratio has declined by 52 and increased by 5 respectively during the last 100 years. However, in urban areas there is a fluctuating trend of increase and decrease between the censuses. in the state and in the district. The over

all sex ratio of both the state and the district have shown a fluctuating trend during the CenslIs period since 1901.

TABLE6 : SEX RAllO BV POLICE STATIONS, 2001

Serial number Nrune of P.S. Sex ratio

Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5

I Ionk I,OOS 1,018 980

2 Nuapada 1,013 1,013

3 Komana 1,015 1,015

4 Khru'iar 998 1,004 958

5 Boden 1,009 1,009

6 Sinapali 1,000 1,000

District Total: 1,007 1,009 970

Table - 6 shows sex ratio by police stations as per 2001 Census. In the district, there are 1,007 females per 1,000 males. However there is a great variation between rural and urban sex ratio in the district, which is 1,009 in rural areas and 970 in urbItI1 areas. In rural areas, Jonk police station has recorded the highest sex ratio of 1,018 and Sinapali police station has the lowest sex ratio of 1,000. Among the tOWl)s Jonk has got the highest sex ratio of 980 whereas Khariar has the lowest sex ratio of95f1 in the district.

TABLE-7 : SEX RATIO BY CD BLQCKS, 2001 Serial number Name of C. D. Block Sex ratio

2 3

Nuapada 1,009

2 Komana 1,022

3 Boden 1,008

4 Sinapali 1,001

5 Khariar 1,004

District ,(Rural) Total: 1,009

Table - 7 depicting the C.D. Blockwise sex ratio gives a little different figure as compared to police station level sex ratio. Komana C.D. Block has the highest sex ratio of 1,022 and other tbur CD Blocks have sex ratio equal to o,r lower than the district level (rural) sex ratio of 1,009.

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TABLE- 8: SEX llATIO OF RUHAL POPULATION BY

RANGES,2001

Range of Number of Percentage Population Percentage sex ratio inhabited of villages 2001 distribution

for villages villages in each of range popUlation

2 3 4 5

Less than 700 2 0.3 685 0.1

70()-749 0 0.0 0 0.0

750-799 3 0.5 1,071 0.2

800-849 7 1.1 1,399 OJ

850-899 32 4.9 18,632 3.7

900-949 70 10.8 54,503 10.9

950-999 142 21.9 143,129 28.6

1,000-1,099 294 45.4 237,355 47.4

1,100+ 98 15.1 43,878 8.8 DistJ'ict

Total: 648 100.0 500,652 100.0

Sex ratio (Rural) for District: 1,009

Table- 8 is giving the distribution of rllfal population

as per sex ratio by ranges. It. shows that the largest

number 294 (45.4%) of villages in the district have

sex ratio in the range of 1,000-1,099. 142 (21.9%)

villages in the district fall in the sex ratio range of

950-999. In the range of 1,100 + sex ratio, there are

98 (15.1%) villages. It is seen that sex ratio is 60.5

per cent in favour of females and 39.5 per cent in

favour of males in the district.

TABLE- 9 ; SEX RATIO OF URBAN

AGGLOMERATIONS f TOWNS t 2001

Serial number

Nrune of U.A. I Urban status Sex ratio Town oftowl1

234

Khnriar Road (NAC) NAC 980

2 Khariar (NAC) NAC 958

Sex ratio (Urban) for the District: 970

As per Table - 9, the sex ratio (970) of urban area i.e in towns is quite lower than the sex ratio in rural areas (1,009). Between the two towns in the

district, the lower sex ratio of(958} is seen in Khariar (NAC) and the higher sex ratio of (980) is seen in

Khariar Road (NAC).

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPADA

TABLE-IO : SllX RATIO OFl'Ol'ULATION IN THEAGEGROlJP OFO-6 FOR I'OLICESTATIONS, 2()01

Sel ial number Name of Police Station Totdll Total population in 0-6 age group Sex I atlo for 0-6

RUlal1 Pel50l1S Male, Females Ulban

2 3 4 5 6 7 ----------~

lonk Total 10,824 5,519 5,305 961

RUldl 8,356 4,2U8 4,068 949

Ulb,lII 2,468 1,231 1,237 1,005

2 Nuapaela Total 14,338 7,150 6,988 951

RUlal 14,338 7,350 6,988 951

Ulban 0 0 0

J Koman<1 Total 16,777 8,549 8,228 " 962

Rlllal 16,777 8,549 8,228 962

lhh,ll1 () 0 ()

4 Kharldl Total 16,069 8,252 7,817 947

RUlal 14,326 7,141 6,985 952

Ulban 1,741 911 832 913

5 Boelen Total 11,336 5,672 5,664 999

RlIIul 11,336 5,672 5,664 999

Urban 0 0 ()

6 Slllapah Total 15,177 7,585 7,592 1,001

RlIlai 15,177 7,585 7,592 J,OOJ

Utban 0 () 0

District Total: Total 84,521 42,927 41,594 969

Rural 80,310 40,785 39,525 969

Urban 4,211 2,142 2,069 966

Table - 10, displays the sex ratio of population in The sex ratio in rural areas (969) is higher than the the age group 0-6 for police stations in the district. sex ratio in urban areas (966) of the district The The sex ratio in 0-6 age group is found to vary

district sex ratio in 0~6 age group is higher in total, between 947 to 1,001 among the police stations. The highest sex ratio of 1,001 is found in Sinapali police rural and urban areas than that of the state sex ratio

station followed by Boden (999) and Komana (962). in the same age group.

TABLE- 11 : SEX RATIO OF POPULATION IN THE AGE GROUP 0-6 FOR CD. BLOCKS, 2001 Serial Name of C.D. Block Total population in 0-6 age group Sex ratio fol' 0-6 age

number glOup Pet sons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6

Nuapada 19,751 10,160 9,591 944

2 KOllllU18 18,615 9,449 9,166 970

3 Boden 11,691 5,899 5,792 982

If Smapali 15,975 7,962 8,013 1,006

5 Khariol' 14,278 7,315 6,963 952

Distl'ict (Rural) Totul: 80,310 40,785 39,525 969

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

As per Table -II, amongst five CD Blocks of the district, the highest sex ratio is fonnel in Sinapali (1,006) and the lowest in Nuapada (944). Lower sex

ratio than the district rural figlllc (969) is recorded in two C.D Blocks and three CD.Blocks have higher sex ratio than the d btriet rural sex ratio in the age glOup 0-6.

TABW-X2 ;Sl!X RATIO OF RlJRAL lPOI)ULATlON IN THE AGE GROUP 0-6 HYRANGFS,200t

Range of sex I atlo 101

villages NUlllbcI nf111habltecf PClccntage dl~tllbl1tH)n of Population 200l PClccntngc ciIstnbutlOll of

villages villages population

2

Le~q than 70() 56

70()· 749 20

7S()·799 :':>(1

800·1149 51

R50-8lJlJ 49

90()-949 67

950-999 49

1,000-1,099 126

1,1001- 172 648

District (RUB al) Total Sex ratio (Rural) for District: 969

Table-12 gives the distribution of sex ratio of rural

population ill the age group 0-6 by ranges. The highest

number of villages i.e., 172 (26.5 %) villages having

22.9 per cent of popUlation is covered under the ranges

1,100+ sex ratio. But the irony ofthc fact is that 54.1

per cent of villages have a scx ratio of Jess than 1,000

3 4 5

() 2,715 3 4

3 1,%4 24

80

98

9 6,401

8

8 11 l

I()

7,884

H,952

10,683

6,792

133

8

19

27

100

lli,52l

18,398

80,310

85

20.6

229

100.0

in the age group 0-6 which comprises 56.5 per cent

of popUlation. There are 301 villages, where 0-6 age

group sex ratio is less than 950 and 76 villages where

it is Jess than 750 which visualizes the shortage of

girl child in comparison to boys

TABLE-13 : SEX RATIO OF POPULATrON IN THE AGE GROlII) 0-6 OF

URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS / TOWNS, 2001

Serial numbel

Name of

UA /Town Urban status Total population In Sex ratio fOl 0-6

of (own

2 3

Kharim Road (NAC) NAC

2 Khariar (NAC) NAC

Distl'ict(Urban) Total;

Table - 13 reveals that in the towns of the district,

the sex ratio among 0-6 age group population is less

than the rural areas. The district urban sex ratio is

966 as compared to district rural sex ratio 969. Among

31

0-6 age grOllp age glOlIp

Persons Males females

4 5 6 7

2,468 1,231 1,237 1,005

1,743 911 832 913

4,211 2,142 2,069 966

the two towns, the lower sex ratio (913) is reported

in Khariar (NAC) and the higher sex ratio (1,005)

is reported in Khariar Road (NAC).

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPADA

TABLE 14: NUMBKR AND PERCENTAGE OF ScmnllJLED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRmES POPULATION

IN POUCESTATIONS, 201l I

SCI,,!I 1\1 amt: of 1'1)11ce rotal/ "IOlct! ['olnl T oUlI l'clccnlilge oj Pcrct:llt<lgl: of

IllllnlJCI StatlL)ll~ RUfcll/ populatloll Scheduled Sl hcdulcd Scheduled Ca.,tes Scheduled rnbc:~

{ ilban ( 'c\',te, r nbc, POlllllclllon to total pOjllllatlolito lUlul

pOjllllatloil popliialloll POPUlclt)(lIl populatIon

2 3 ·1 :) 6 7 H ----"'"""--~ 19,)(JS 143 294 Jonk "loJa! 6b,SIlJ 9,525

Rurcli ·1<),()54 6,572 18,3211 112 367

lJl bon 16,629 2,053 1,241 178 75

2 NUllpclda "Iotcll 87,420 C),tl6S J6,() 10 108 422

Rlllal R7,420 C),46X 16,910 108 422

U,ball 0 () 0 00 00

3 l".\)!l1tlna I DIal 106,042 14,257 47,385 133 44.3

RIllal 106,1)42 111,2)7 47,lHS 133 44.3

Ulban 0 0 0 00 00

4 KhmlaJ lotal 106,665 17,329 26,772 Ifl 2 25 I

Rural <)],256 14,499 25,748 155 276

lJlbali 13,409 2,R30 1,024 21 I 76

5 Bodell "lotal 69,2JJ 9,440 25,652 lJo 37 I

Rural 6<),233 9,440 25,652 136 37 I

Urban () 0 0 00 0.0

6 Sinapah Total 93,g47 12,277 27,937 13 I 2') 8

RUlal 93,g47 12,277 27,937 13 1 298

Urban 0 0 () 00 00

Distri ct Total: Total 530,690 72,296 184,221 13.6 34.7

Ruml 500,652 66,513 181,956 133 36.3

Urban 30,U3B 5,783 2,265 19.3 7.5

Table -14 presents data on number and percentage popUlation are Scheduled Castes and 36.3 and 7.5 of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population per cent are Scheduled Tribes. The table further in different police stations of the clistrict as per 2001 reveals that there is the highest concentration oj' Censlls. The percentage of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Caste population (16.2%) in Khariar police Scheduled Tribes population in the district constitutes station and lowest concentration (10.8%) in Nuapada l3.6 per cent and 34.7 per cent as agaillst 16.5 per police station. In so far as Scheduled Tribes popula1 ion cent and 22, I per cent respectively in the state. is concerned, the highest concentration (44.3 per However, the rural-urban distribution of Scheduled cellt) is recorded in Komana police station and 1he Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in the district lowest concentration (25.1 per cent) is recorded in shows that 13.3 per cent and 19.3 per cent of total Kharial' police station. TABLE-I5: NlJMBER AND 11ERCENTAGEOF SCHEDlJLED CASTES AND SCHF..DULED TRIRF.s POPULATION

INC.D.BLOCKS 2001 Sedall1L1lllbel' Name ofC D. Block Total popUlation Total Total Percentaglj of Percenlagt of

Scheduled Scheduled Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tltbes Castes Tribes populatIon to total population to total

pop ulation popUlation popUlation popUlation

2 3 4 5 6 7 I Nuopada 119,830 13,473 46,996 1.2 39.2 2 Komana 117,082 16,029 51,297 3.7 43.8 3 Boden 72,056 9,429 29,274 3 I 40.6 4 Sinapali 98,666 13,091 28,852 3.3 29.2 5 Khariar 93,018 14,49] 25,537 5.6 27.5

District (Rural) Total: 500,652 66,513 181,956 13.3 36.3

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table-I 5 gives picture regarding distribution of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in different C.D.Blocks of the district as per 2001 Census. The highest concentration of Scheduled Castes population is recorded in Khariar (15.6%) CD. Block tt)llowed by Komana (13.7%) CD. Block. In

contrast, Nuapada CD. Block lies at the bottom with ollly 11.2 pel' cent of Scheduled Caste population. As regards, the percentage of Scheduled Tribes population to total population, Komana CD.Block tops the list with 43.8 pel' cent of tribal population and the lowest percentage (27.5%) is recorded in KhariarCD. Block.

TABLH~ 16: PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES POJ)ULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN VILLAGES, 200]

PClcentagc range of Scheduled Castes Numbelof population to total popllintion villages

2

Nil 120

I.e~s than 5 101

5-10 136

11-20 IRG

21-30 60

31-40 27

41-50 12

51-75 3

76 and above 3

Distl'ict Total 648

Table- 16 shows proportion of Scheduled Castes population to total population of the villages. The percentage of Scheduled Caste popUlation to total popUlation of villages is divided into nine ranges starting from 'Nil to 76 and above'. The table reveals that out of 648 inhabited villages of the district, 120 (J 8.5%) villages have no Scheduled Caste population

Percentage Scheduled Castcs PClccntagc Population

3 4 5

185 0 0.0

15.6 2,305 3 5

21D 9,695 14.6

287 31,073 467

93 11,573 17.4

4.2 7,196 10.8

19 3,360 5.1

05 837 1.3

0.5 474 0.7

100.0 66,513 100.0

and 3(0.5%) villages have more than 75 per cent of Scheduled Caste population. However, the majority of villages in the district numbering 483(74.6%) have Scheduled Caste population ranging between less than 5 to 30 per cent and they constitute 82.2 per cent of Scheduled Caste population of the district.

TABLE - 17 : PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRmES POPULATION TO TOTAL POl'ULATION

IN VlLLAGES, 2001 Percentage range of Scheduled Tribes Number ofvilJages PClccntagc Scheduled Tribes Percentage

population to total popUlation PopUlation

2 3 4 5

Nil 57 8.8 0 0.0

Less than 5 32 4.9 783 0.4

5-10 44 6.8 4,353 2.4

11-20 60 9.3 10,426 5.7

21-30 69 10.6 16,889 9.3

31-40 63 9.7 19,964 11.0

41-50 55 8.5 21,699 11.9

51-75 139 21.5 63,568 34.9

76 and above 129 19.9 44,274 24.3

District Total : 648 100.0 181,956 100.0

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Like the previous Table-I 7, distributes the villages found that the maximum percentage (59.2%) oflotal

of the district into different percentage ranges of Scheduled Tribes population of the district live in 268

Scheduled Tribes population to total population. Out villages ano the concentration of Scheduled Tribes

of 648 inhabited villages of the district, 57 (8.8%) population in these villages is in the range of 5 J per

viUages ha.ve no Scheduled Tribes population. It is cent and above of the total population of the village. 'fABLE ~18: NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF SCHUHJLFJ) CASTlE'S AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POl)ULATION

IN URBAN AGGLOMERATlONS I TOWNS, 2001

Serial Name of VA / Town Total Total Scheduled

number popUlation Castes population

2 3 4

Khariar Road (NAC) 16,629 2,953

2 Khariar (NAC) 13,409 2,830

Distl'ict(Urllllu) Totnl 30,038 5,783

Table-IS presents data on number and percentage of Schecluled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in different towns of the district as per 2001 Census. The percentage of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes popUlation to the total population in the urban areas of the district constitutes 19.3 per cent and 7.5 per cent respectively. Between the two towns of the district, Khariar (NAC) has the higher

Total Scheduled Percentage of Scheduled Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Castes population to Tribes population to

population total population total population 5 6 7

1,241 17.8 7.5

1,024 21.1 7.6

2,265 19.3 7.5

concentration of Scheduled Castes popUlation (21.1 %)

in the district and Khariar Road (NAC) has the lower

concentration ofScheduleci Castes population (17.8%).

Like-wise, Khariar (NAC) has the higher

concentration ofSchecluled Ttribes popUlation (7.6%)

ancl Khadar Road (NAC) has the lower concentration

of Scheduled Tribes population(7.5%) in the district.

TABLE- 19: SEX RATIO AMONGSCHEDULFD CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRmES IN c. D. BLOCKS, 2001

Serial number Name oC CD Block

2

Nuapada

2 Komallu

3 Boden

4 Sinapali

5 Khal'ial'

District (Rural) Total :

Table-19 shows sex ratio among Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in different C.D Blocks of the district as per 2001 Censlls. For the I'ural areas of the district as a whole, the sex ratio of Scheduled Castes ancl Scheduled Tribes popUlation are 1,005 and 1,027 respectively. In case of Scheduled Castes population, Boden C.D. Block exhibits the highest sex ratio of 1,014 followed by Khariar(I,006), Komanft (1,005) and Sinapali(I,004).

Scheduled Castes sex ratio

3 998

1,005

1,014

1,004

1,006

Scheduled Tribes sex ratio

4 1,030

1,034

1,014

1,015

1,035

1,005 1,027

Nuapada has the lowest sex ratio of 998. As regards

the sex ratio of the Scheduled Tribes population, three C.D. Blocks have recorded higher sex ratio and other

two C.D Blocks have recorded lower sex ratio than

the Scheduled Tribes sex ratio of the district. Among

the CD Blocks Khariar (NAC) has recorded the

highest sex ratio of 1,035 and Boden has the lowest sex ratio of 1,014.

TABLEw 20: SEX RATIO AMONG SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS I TOWNS, 2001

Serial number Name ofU.A.I Town Scheduled Castes sex ratio Scheduled Tribes sex ratio

2 3 4 I Kharial' Road (NAC) 953 1,038 2 Khariar (NAC) 1,066 962

S ex ratio (Urban) for the District: 1,007 1,003

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

Like the pleVlOUC; table, Table-20 lI1chcates sex

latta fUl10ng Scheduled Ca'ltes and Scheduled TlIbes populatIon 111 the towns of the dIstrict The urban aleClS of the dlstl1ct have I eCOl'ded sex I at 10 of 1,007 and 1,003 dl110ng Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tltbes population lespeclively Between the two towns, the

iligilci Scheduled Castes 5ex latlO 0[(1,066) is found

III Khar lal (NAC) and lowel sex ratio of (953) is

fOllnd m Khallnr Road (NAC) The hlg1Je1 ScJleduJed

Tllbe sex I atlo of 1,038 is 111 Khartal Road (NAC)

and lowel sex ratio of 962 IS III Khm ial (NAC).

IADUL- 21: NlIMBERANDl'RRCENTAGEOFLlTI~RATES ANDILLITI!.RATES BVPOLlCESTATIONS, 2001 SCI tal Name of 1 Olul I Numbcl of !ttCI ate,> and lllItclatcs Pelccntagc oj lIterates Gap 111

numbel PolIce qtatloll Rwull Numhel of htcrateq Numhcl of IIlrtcl!lteq Illule-fcmalc

UI ban PClson<; M ,lies remalc'i Pel '>om M alc'i female'> Person'> M die., f emules htel aey rate

2 3 4 5

Jonk lotal 26,819 17,277 9, 'i67

RUlal 16,857 11,446 5,411

III ban 9,982 5,831 4,151

2 Nuapadd fo(al 11 987 21,608 10,379

RUlal 31,98721,60810,379

Urban o o ()

3 KOlll<lna fota1 34,076 24,107 9,969

RUI <II 34,076 24,107 9,969

lhbun o o o

4 Khmlat lotal 41,744 28,106 13,638

RUlul 33,531 23,242 10,289

Urban 8,213 4,864 3,349

5 Boden Total 21,845 16,049 5,796

Rmal 21,845 16,049 5,796

Ulban o o o

6 SlI1apall 1 otal 30,921 22,314 8,607

RUlal 30,921 22,314 8,607

Urban o o o

7 8 9 10 II 12

39.744 15,877 23,867 48 I 625 340

11,0Y7 11,308 19,789 40 5 559 256

6,047 2,569 4,078 70 5 81 3 594

55411 21,809 13,624 418 599 280

55,433 21,809 33,624 43 8 599 28 ° () o o 00 o 0 ()

72,866 28,969 43,897 378 541 218

72,866 28,969 43,897 37 8 54 1 21 8

o o o 00 o 00

64,921 25,273 39,648 46 1 623 300

59,725 23,287 36,438 425 593 259

5,196 1,986 3,210 704 819 585

47,388 18,408 28,980 377 558 199

47,388 J 8,408 28,980 177 55 8 199

o o o 00 o 00

62,926 24,599 38,327 193 567 21 9

62,926 24,599 38.327 393 567 219

o o o 00 o 00

13

285

303

220

319

319

00

323

323

00

323

334

234

359

359

00

349

349

00

Di~trict Total: Total 187,412 129,461 57,951 343,278 134,935 208,343 42.0 58.5 25.8 32.7

Rural 169,217 118,766 50,451 331,435 )30,380 201,055 40.3 57.0 23.8 33,2

V,ban 18,195 10,695 7,500

Table-21 presents Police Station level data giving tIle number of literates and illiterates along with pel centage of literates as pel 2001 Census. The Iitelacy rate of the district is 42.0 per cent of the total population and It is 58 5 per cent and 25.8 per cent in case of males and females Jespectively For the totallUral population of the district, the literacy comes to 40.3 per cent and for the total urban

11,843 4,555 7,288 70.5 81.6 59.0 22.6

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population of the district it is at a higher level of70.5 per cent. In all the police stations along with the district, the literacy rates in case of males is higher than the cOJrespollding rates for the females. Jonk Police Station records the highest literacy of 48.1 per cent followed by Khal iat· (46.1 %) and Nuapada (43 8%). Boden police station is at the bottom with 377 per cent literacy.

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPADA

TABLE- 22 : NUlVlBERAND pr~R(,ENTAGEOFLrmRATI<S AND ILUTERATi<E nYSK~X IN c. D. BWCI(S, 2(JOi

Srllal Name of N'lll1bcl of Iitelate~ ,mel dlitCldtr:, [lelcentage of Iltetate~ Gllp trJ

number (' D Riock '-'-'N-UI---Clllc-'le-l {-'lfC7-1it~wtcs NUlllhel of Illitclate, Jllllle·jemdle PCJSOI\~ Mdle, rem"le, ht~IIICY 1&" ........"P,...e-I~-Ol-l:, M.tlcs [t!l11uie, PC1,OIl> Mulc~ Fcmale~

3 ·1 5 (> 7 8 9 ]0 II ------------- -----------,---- --------

29,264 14,129 76,417 10,171 46,066 434 59 1 279 31

32 2 l(ol11!1na 37,691 26,451 11,240 79,191 11,455 47,936

30,451

40,269

36,333

383 546 22 5

3 Boden 21,9t)O 16,273 5,717 50,066 11),615 543 1 R 8 35

35

31

32,658

33,485

23,570 9,088 66,O()8 25,739 395 )70 220

Khan.!1 I)IW'ict (Rulal)

Total:

23,2()8 10,277 59,531 21,200 425 594 259

169,217 HS,766 50,451 331,435 130,380 201,055 40.3 57.0 23.8 33

Tablc-22 showf. number and percentage of literates and illitelates by sex in the rural aIcas of' the distt iet So fill as the percentage of litclHtes 1'01 the lata I nllal population is concerned, Nuapada CD. Block tops the lIst with 43.4 pel cent followed by Khanar (42.5%), Sinapali (39.5%), Komana (38.3%)

and Boden (36 4(%), The male literacy is highest IJ1

Kllariar C.D. Block (59.4%) and lowest in Boden (',D. Block (54.3%). Like~wise, the femaIL: literacy I, highest in Nuapada C.D. Bloclc (27 9% ) alld lowest in Boden C.D. Block (J 8.8%).

TABLE 23 : DISTRIBUTiON OF VILLAGES I3Y LlTERACY RATE RANGE, 2001 {{,lnge of litelacy rate fOl Numbel of mhablted Pel Gent,lge dlstllDutlOll Pop l! lat ion Percentage dlSlllblltlOCI

villages villages of vlll,\ges of p op ulatlon

2 3

(] 7 I 1

1·10 12 1 9

11-20 56 86

21-30 141 21 8

31·40 1119 292

'f)·50 158 244

51-60 58 90

61-70 20 'J 1

71-80 5 08

81-90 2 03

91-99 0 DO

100 () 00 District Totul: 648 100.0

Literacy rate for District: 42

Table-23 distributes the total number of villages in the district as per different ranges of literacy rates of the villages. The table reveals that the maximum number of villages in the district i.e. 189 constituting 3 I J per cent of the total population in the rural areas of the district, have literacy ~ates in between 31 ~40 per

36

4 5

254 0.1

1,615 03

25,401 5 1

80,319 16 (J

156,529 31 3

142,482 28.5

59,215 11 8

24,697 49

9,015 18

1,103 0.2

0 O.D

0 O.U

500,652 100.0

cent, J 58 llumber of villages have literacy I'(\tes in between 41-50 per cent and 141 villages have literacy rates in between 21-30 per cent.There is no village in the district which has achieved more than 90 per cent literacy and seven villages have ac1Jieved more than 70 per cent of literacy.There are 7 villages with no literacy,

ANALYTICAL NOTE

fABLE-24: NUMBERANDI)ERCENTAGEOFLI1ERAHS ANIHLLl1ERATES BVSIEXIN URBAN

AGGLOMEHAnONS / TOWNS, 2001

'-,CI Ial

Ilumber Name ,md III ban Numbcl of literates and IlhtcI ateq PClccnLlgc of hteldtes Gap 111

~tat\lq at tJi\rr 0\\ n NumbcI of litel ate';

234 5 Khallar ROdd (NAC) 9,982 'i 831 4 I 'i I

2 Kh,lrIm (NAC) 8,213 4,864 1 349

DI ~tI f( t (UI ball) 1 otal 18,195 lO,()95 7,500

Tabfe-24 pi e&cnts data on til ban flteJaGY of the dlStllci Pel cent age of htel ates to total populatIOn III

III ban al cas of the cll&tllct IS 70 4 per cent, out of whIch male htelacy IS 81 6 pel ccnt and female Ittclat"y IS 590 PCI cent Betwcen the two towns of the cllstllct, Khanar Road (NAC) has recorded the

Numbcr 01 t1htcratcs male-female

Pcrsonq Ma\eq I emalc<; PC1'lOnS Males female< IHenley rate

6 7 8 9 10 II 12 6,647 2,569 4078 705 81 3 594 220

5,196 1,986 3,210 704 819 585 234

11,843 4,555 7,288 70.4 81.6 59.0 226

hlghel llte!acy of 70 5 pel cent out of whIch male IIteIacy IS 81 3 pCI cent and female lItcI acy IS 59 4

per cent Khanat (NAC) has lower Ittelacy of 70.4

pel cent of willch male and female btewey constitute 81 9 PCI cent and 58 5 per cent lespectlvely

lABLE -25: NlJMBERAND PERCFNfAGEOFSCHIJDULED CASTES LITERATES AND ILLrrERATES BYSEX

IN CD. BLOCKS, 2001

SelHlI Nmm'of Numbel of htel ntes and Illiterates PCI centagc of liter ate> Gap 1I1

nllmber (. D Block Numbel of hterates NumbcI of llhtclates mule - female

Per~on~ Metles females Pel son~ Males females Pelsons Males Females Itleracy rate

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Nuapada 4,715 3,268 1,467 8,738 1,476 5,262 424 591 260 330

2 Komana 5,190 3,711 1,677 10,639 4,283 6,356 403 559 250 31 ()

3 Boden 3,345 2,119 1,026 6,084 2,362 3,722 425 592 259 333

4 Smapah 4,816 3,343 1,473 8,275 3,191 5,084 442 616 269 347

5 KhmlaI 5,593 3,757 1,836 8,898 3,467 5,431 455 61 5 297 31 8

District (Runil) rotal: 23,879 16,400 7,479 42,634 16,779 25,855 43.0 59.4 26.7 32.6

Table -25 displays liteJacy figUles of the (403%) and thele IS a !tttle vatlatlon 111 the

Scheduled Castes, sex-WIse 10 diffelent CD Blocks pelcentage of lIteracy among the blocks. However

of the distIict.Taking the pelcentage of literates thele is a greater vatiation in percentage of literacy

among Scheduled Castes 111 the blocks, Khadar has among Scheduled Caste males and females, males

the highest pelcentage of literates (45.5%) and having 594 pel cent and females having 26.7 per

Kornana tlas the lov. est pel centage of I He! ates cent of htelacy in the district

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPADA

fABLE- 26 : DJSTRlBUnON OF'VILLAGE_" BY LlTERACY RATE RANGE FOR SCHEDULED CASTIIS POPULATION, 20lH

Hdllge of Iitelac), 1,lle Nllrnbcl of PClccntage dl~tllblltlon of Scheduled Caote~ Percentage (h,tnblltIOI1

tor vll!dge~ Illhdblted vilidges vIJ!dge,

2 3

0 14 27

I-I () 7 I 1

11-20 37 70

21-10 81 15 '3

11-'10 141 267

111-50 115 21 fl

51-bO 73 IH

6!-70 33 /)1

7\-80 16 10

S 1-90 8 I 5

91-99 0 00

100 3 06 Di~tnct Total: 528 lon.o

lJtcrllCY rate for Di~trict (Rlllal) : 43

Table-26 show') dlstl iblltiol1 ofvillages by literacy

I ate I ange for Scheduled Caste~ population in the

dish Ict as pel 200 I Censlls. The table ICveals that aLIt of 52B l1umbel of II1hablted villages havmg

Sclleduled Caste population ill the dlMrlCt, JnlU0l'ity of

villages nurnbellng 256 (48.5%) have the litelacy

PO(lUldlion of popul,ltlOIl

4 5 91 01

416 07 2,943 44 7,808 117

19,617 295 16,'i87 249 11,387 17 I 5,440 82 1,785 27

403 06 (J

00 14 00

66,513 100.0

within the range 31-50 per cent It fUlthel reveals

that 106 number of inhabited villages con~titllttng

20.1 pel' cent of villages have the litelacy withlll

the ranges 51-70 pel cent It is Intel I,!sting to note

that 14 villages have 110 literate persons and 3

villages have cent percent literacy.

TABLE- 27 :NUMBERAND PERCENTAGE OFSCHEDULFD CASTFS LITERATES AND ILLlTFRATES nYSEX INTOWNS,200J

Seliul Name and urban Numbcl of htel ate~ tlnd t1l1ter<ilcs Per cent,lge of literates Gap 10

numbcl statu~ on own male-female Number of !ltelates Numbel of llhteratt!s !ltelclCY late

Pcrson~ Males FCIl1c1les Pelwm,

2 3 4 5 6

{(hill tar Road (NAC) 1,299 852 447 1,654

2 Khat tal (NAC) 1,409 848 561 1,421

NUflpada (Urban) : 2,708 1,700 1,008 3,075

Table-27 depicts the number of literates and

illiterates along with literacy rate of the Scheduled

Caste population in the towns of the district. It is

fOLind that 1 iteracy rate of the Scheduled Caste

popUlation in the district (urban) is 55.9 per cent.

38

Male~ Females PelSOl1~ Male~ females

7 8 9 10 11 12

660 994 538 685 38 I 3 04

522 899 580 724 446 2 78

1,182 1,893 55.9 70.4 41.5 2 8.9

Between the two towns in the district, Khariftr (NAC)

has the higher rate of literacy (58.0 %) and Khariar

Road (NAC) has the lower rate of literacy (53.8%).

There is a wide gap(28 9%) between male literacy

(70.4%) and female literacy (41.5%) in the district.

ANALYTICAL NOTE ---------------------------------------------------------------TABLE- 28: NUMlIF.R ANDPERCENI'AGEOFSCHEDULEDTRIBFS Lfl'ERATES AND ILLITERATES BYSEX

IN C. D. BLOCKS 200 I ~ell(ll Namc (If Number ofhterates and iIlltclates Pelcentage of literates Gap III

1111l11bcl C D Block N umbel 01 liter atcs PCI sons Male<, Females

2 3 4 5

Nuapada 13,741 9,944 3,797

2 KOIllIlIl.1 13,770 10,3114 1,3116

3 Roden 7,904 6,158 1,746

4 Sinapah 7,335 5,727 1,608

5 Khmlal 7,372 5,546 1,826

Distl'ict (Rural) Total: 50,122 37,759 12,363

Table - 28 shows the number of literates ancl illiterates along with literacy rate of the Scheduled Tribes population in various CD Blocks of tile district. The table reveals that literacy rate of the Scheduled Tribes population in the district (Rural) is 32.9 per cent. Among the CD Blocks, Nuapada has the highest literacy of 35.3 per cent and Sinapali has the lowest

Numbel of IlIltclates male-female Pels()n~ Males Females Pel sons Males Females literacy late

6 7 8 9 10 II 12

33,255 13,204 20,051 1S 3 522 191 33.1

37,527 14,835 22,692 320 493 154 339

21,370 8,375 12,995 32.1 509 14 I 368

21,517 8,593 12,924 305 48 I 132 348

IB,165 7,004 11,161 34 I 524 165 359

131,834 52,011 79,823 32.9 50.5 16.0 34.6

literacy of30.5 per ccnt. There is a widc gap (34.6%) between male literacy(50.S%) and female literacy(16.0%) alllong the tribals in the district. The CD Block Boden shows the highest difference of 36.8 per cent and Nuapada CD Block has the lowest d i fferencc of 33. I per cent in male and female literacy.

TABLE- 29 : DISTRIIJUnONOI<'VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE RANGE FOR SCHEDULED TIUBES

IlOPULATION, 2001

Range of Iitelucy late fOl Numbel of mhablted Peleentage dl~tllblltlon of Scheduled 111bes Percentage cllstributlon

villages Villages

2

0 13

1·10 21

11·20 80

21·30 166

31·40 163

41·50 104

51·60 24

61·70 13

71·80 4

8'·90 2

91·99 0

100 1 District Total : 591

UtCl'lICY rate fol' District (Rural):

Distribution of villages by literacy rate range for

Scheduled Tribes population, 2001 is depicted in Table~

29. There are 591 number of inhabited villages in the district having Scheduled Tribes population. The

majority of villages numbering 433(73.3%) and

constituting 81.8 per cent of the Scheduled Tribes

Villages

3

22

36

13.5

28.1

27.6

17.6

4.1

2.2

0.7

0.3

00

0.2

100.0

32.9

PopulatIOn

4

201

2,809

21,020

51,344

62,495

35,124

5,291

2,821

805

45

0

181,956

of populatIOn

5

01

1.5

116

28.2

34.3

19.3

2.9

1.6

04

0.0

0.0

0.0

100.0

population of the district have the literacy within the

range 21-50 per cent. The table shows that there are

13 villages in the district, where there is no literate

person and in 1 village of the district there is cent

per cent literacy.

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAN D BOOK NUAPADA

TAIlLE-JO: NUMBffiAND JPE!tCENTAGEOFSCBmULEDTRlBES LITERATES ANDILUTFHATliS BYSEX IN'IOWNS,2001

':er ldl N allW and III btlIl N IImbel of htel LIte, tInct Illltel ates Pcrccnldge of IItcl ates Oap III

IllHllhcl ..,tdlub of lown ITItlie- femak:

,,"umbel of htelate5 NUl1lbclol Illiterates lIteracy late PClbOIlS M,\les l'elHdle, PCI,OIlS Mdlc~ female, Pelson., Mdle~ Fem,!lc,

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

K11<111<11 ROdd (NAC) 523 119 204 718 290 428 506 627 389 238

2 Kballtll (NAC) 390 267 123 2'i~ 379 458 61 7 294 322

Nll.l(lad.1 (lJlb.tn). 913 586 327 1,352 545 807 48.4 622 347 27.5

Table- 30 ptesents litel acy r ,lte of the Scheduled Ttibes population, hy 5ex 111 the towns of the dlstllct at> lecolded in 2001 Censw; It is found that IItelacy I ate of the Scheduled Ttlbes populatIon of the cltsllict CUI ban)ls 48 4 per cent Among the two towns 111 the dlstnct, Khariar ROdel (NAC) hU5 the hlghet I ate of

Itte-lacy (506%) and Khalldl (NAC) ha~ the lowel

I ate of literacy (45 8(X)) The gap Il1 l1\elle <md fen1c1le

lltelacy t~ 27 5 pel cent III the (h5tllct, 23 8 pel cent

III Kh,ttlflt Road (NAC) and 32 2 pet cent tn Khmrar

(NAC)

rABLE31: NUMBER AND PI~R(,ENTAGl<~ OF MAIN WORKF .. RS, MARGINAL WORKERS ANn NON-WORKERS BY SEX IN POLICESTA1[ONS, 2001

Sellal Name of rel~on, I Tottll M,lln wOlkclS Matglllal worker~ ToWI WOlkels NOIl-wOlkel~

lllimbel Po!t(.c tvJ.lles I populallon (Mam and m,ugmal <itatlon renldles workers)

2

lank

2 Nuapllda

3 Komana

4 Khflllil!

5 Boden

6 Smapal!

D,sttid Total:

Number PelcCn(,lge 1 4 5 6

Male~

Persons

Males

females

PCISOl1G

Mdle~

remale~

PelSOI1S

Males

Females

Persons

Males

Femdle,',

Pel,',on,<,

Males

Female&

66,583

33,154

33,429

87,420

43,417

44,003

106,942

53,076

53,866

106,66')

53,379

53,286

69,233

34,457

34,776

93,847

46,913

46,934

19,279

15,475

3,804

25,781

19,895

5,886

25,190

20,714

4,476

21,996

18,857

3,139

15,449

13,226

2,223

23,866

20,740

3,126

PelSOIlS 530,690 131,561

Mnles 264,396 108,907

I(elllale~ 266,294 22,654

290

467

114

295

458

134

236

390

83

206

353

59

223

384

64

254

442

67

24.8

41.2

8.5

40

NUll1bel Per<..elltage NUlllbcl Percentage Number Pelcentage 7 8 9 IO II 12

[1,9611 180

2,7448 3

9,220 276

18,294 209

4,514 [04

11,780 31 3

27,025 253

8,970 169

18,055 33 5

22,514 21 I

9,828 184

12,686 238

16,906 244

6,090 177

10,816 31 1

16,096 172

5,325 114

10,771 229

31,243

18,219

13,024

44,075

24,409

19,666

52,215

29,684

22,531

44,510

28,685

15,825

32,355

19,316

13,039

39,962

26,065

13,897

112,799

37,471

75,328

21.3 244,360

14.2 146,378

28.3 97,982

469

550

390

504

562

447

488

559

418

41 7

537

297

467

561

375

426

556

296

3'),140

14,935

20,405

41,345

19,008

24,337

54,727

23,392

31,335

62,155

24,694

37,461

36,878

15,141

21,737

53,885

20,848

33,037

46.0 286,330

55.4 118,018

36.8 168,312

53 I

450

610

496

438

553

512

441

582

583

463

703

533

439

625

574

444

704

54.0

44.6

63.2

ANALYTICAL NOTE

rable-31 presents data 011 numbcl and pelecnt<lge ale 44.6 pel cent and that of females It is 8.5 pel

of llMlI1 WOI kel s, 111m gmal WOI kers and nOI1-WOl kel S cent, 28 3 pel cent and 63 2 pel cent respectIvely.

by "ex 111 dt{felent poilce statIons of the dlstllct a'> Total WO! kCI SIC combination of main WOI kel sand

pel 200 I Census rOI the dlc;tl ict as a whole, mam marglllal WOJ]WIS of the dlsuict IS 460 pel cent of

wOlkels, malgll1aI WOlkers and non-wor kOI c; the total population and it lies above the cOllcspondll1g

(..omt Itute 24 8 peJ cent, 21 3 pel cent and '54 pel figure" of 38 79 PCl cellt fOl the state. NualJada police ::.1atlol1 top'> the list 111 pel centage of total wOlkers

cent IC'lpectlYcly of Lhc total population In case of (')04%) followed by KOl1lana (488%), J011I«469%) male<, of the dl'ltiICt, 111<1111 wOlkels ate 412 pel cent, ) and Roden (467%) Khalla! police <;tatlOn lies at Illatglllul wOlkels ate 142 pel cent and non-wolkel~ the bottom WIth 41 7 per cellt of total wor ker s

I ABU~- 32: NUMBER AND PERCEN'lAGEOF MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKF'..RS,

AND NON-WOillillHS BV StX IN C. D. BLOCKSl 2001 )Cl I,d Name of Pel ')on'> I Total Mdlll wOlkel,

number L D Blo("k Malt'q I PopulallOn r emaIe,

Number Percentagc -----2 3 4 5 (j

Nua(1ad'l Pel ')011') 119,810 15,150 293

Males 19615 27,446 460

fel1ldll's 60,195 7,704 128

7 [(omana Per')ofl,) 117,082 28,193 241

Males 57906 22,722 392

females 59,176 5,471 92

J Bodell Petsonq 72,056 16,067 223

Male') 35,888 13,803 385

remale'l 16,168 2,264 63

4 SlI1ap"h PeISOIl'i 98,666 25246 256

Males 49,309 21,920 445

Females 49,357 3,326 67

5 Kharldl PCISOIlS 93,018 18,431 198

Male~ 46,408 15,848 34 I

fcmale~ 46,610 2,583 55

Di~trict (Rural)

rotal : PelSon~ 500,652 123,087 24.6

Mules 249,146 101,739 408

Females 251,506 21,348 8.5

"Iable -32 plesents data on l1umbel and percentage of main workels, mmginaJ wDlkers and nOll-workels by sex for the lural meas of the district i.e. in C.D. Blocks. Total workers in the rural alcas of the dish ict constitute 46.7 pel cent of its total population out of which 246 per cent are main WOl kers and 22 2 pel' cent are marginal workers The sex-wise break-up of the district level data reveals that out of the total workers in the I'tIl al areas of the dIstrict, males constitute 55.6 per cent and females

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Mmglllal workel'> Tolal worker,> NOll·wmkers (M am and l11at gmal

workelc;) Number PClcelltagc Numbcl PClccntage N umbel Percentage

7 8 9 10 II 12

24,791 207 59,941 SO 0 59,889 50 ()

5,686 95 11,132 556 26,503 444

19,105 317 26.809 445 33,386 555

29,879 25 'i 58,072 496 59,010 504

9,849 170 32,571 562 25,335 438

20,()30 138 25,501 431 33,675 569

17,840 248 33,907 47 I 38,149 529

6,293 175 20,096 560 15,792 44 ° 11,547 319 13,811 382 22.357 61 8

16,789 170 42,035 426 56,631 574

5,545 112 27,465 557 21,844 443

11,244 228 14,570 295 34,787 705

21,614 232 40,045 43 I 52,973 569

9,348 201 25,196 543 21,212 457

12,266 263 14,849 119 31,161 68 I

110,913 22.2 234,000 46.7 266,652 53.3

36,721 14.7 138,460 55.6 110,686 44.4

74,192 29.5 95,540 38.0 155,966 62.0

con stltute 38 0 per cent. A look at the work paltlclpation late 111 different C D. Blocks J eveals that Nuapada C.D Block has recorded the Illghest pelCentage of total workers (50.0%) of which mam workers and marginal workelS constitute 29.3 pel cent

and 20.7 percent respectively. On the other hand, Sinapali CD Block is at the bottom with 42.6 per cent of total workers of which 25.6 per cent and 17 0 pel cent are mam workers and marginal workers respectively.

01& TRier CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPAOA

rAIH 1£·33: NUMBER AND PNl.CFNTAGE Ole MAIN WORKERS, MARClNAL WORKI!RS AND NON-WORKERS

BYSEXIN URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS /TOWNS! 2001 Sl N dln~ dud III b,U\ Pel ~Oll~ I fotdl lVLun WOI kCI ~ Mmglnal wOlkels Tot,ll wl)lkel!> Nt)ll-wOlk(.,r~

No ~tatll, of UA I Males I Populdtlon (Mmn (llIrillldlgUlrIl

iow!' relllalc~ wOlkel ~) -------

Numbel PtH.Ll1(r1ge Nlilllbcl Pt'ltentdg<, Numbel l'elccl1tdgc N Ul11lll'l Pel Lcnt c1gc

---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I I 12

1 Khallell RO,lll (NAC) Pel ~on~ 16,629 4,966 299 1,028 62 1,994 300 10,635 6<10

Mdles 8,400 4,212 50 1 27h 11 4,48H 534 3,912 466

I em'lle~ 8,229 7S4 92 7">2 9 I I,S06 183 6723 817

2 1(11<111.1. (NAC) PICI~on<; 13,'109 3,508 26/ 8'i8 64 4,366 326 9,04] 674

Male~ 6,S50 2,956 412 474 69 3,110 501 3,420 499

rellhllL~ 6,559 552 84 1811 ') 9 936 143 5,623 857

Dlstlllt (lJlb.tll) Total. Persons 30,038 8,474 282 1,8116 63 10,360 3<15 19,678 {J55

Male .. 15,2SIl 7,168 47 {I 750 4.9 7,918 51.9 7,332 48.1

Female!> 14,788 1,306 8.8 1,136 7.7 2,442 16.5 12,346 83.5

Table-33 plesents data on numbel and pelcentage It IS note-wOlthy to mention that the percentage of 01 mmn woilcelb, ll1a1gtnc11 workelS and non-wolkelE. malg1l1ul workels 111 the lllban meas of the dl'ittlct by "ex fOJ the Iltban aleas 111 the c1isttict as per 2001 are substantially less than the petcentage ofmmglnal Cenblls The total wOlkels In the lIIban aJeas of the wOlkelS In the lUral clleas of the dlE.lllct It I~ only dJ~tnct COllbtltute 34 5 pCI cent out of which 28 2 pel 63 pel cent of the total 111 ban population out ofwhlch cent me mam WOI kels and 6.3 pel cent me matgnMI males and female~ contllbute 49 pel cent dnd 77 wod~el~. The sex-wise brenk-lIr} ot the dls{lict level pel cent lespectlvely Tn so far as WOlk PdltfclpatlOl1 data leveals that 5 I 9 pel cent and 16 5 pel cent of I ale 111 mdlvldual towns IS conceIl1ecl, Khat tal Road the totdl WOI ket s III the 1lI bdn areas of the (hstl tet (NAC) has 36 0 penent o11otal WOI leers and Khallat ,lie male Walkers and Cemale wOlkers tespecttvely. (NAC) IMS 326 pel cent of total worket ..

TABLE - 34 : mSTRmurroN OF WORKERS BY S EX IN FOIJR CATEGORIFS

OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN POLICE STATIONS, 2001 ""'S:-el-w7"", --:N'-'-cln-1c-o-"r-;P:"-o'itl.-c--:p"""e-. ~-o-ns-'/"-'--'-I::-o-t a-;" :"-"c...,T';"'O-'t-;-d' r·illmbcl 0 f Cltegory 0 f W oIl(el ~

.;--;-..,---::::-:-;----nUlllbcl <Jtalwns M (Ile~ I Pop ulntlOIi WOI kCI ~ (M all! Cllltlv,ltllr~ AgliCUltlll <II Household Other

Fem.tles I M rlrgll1ut) Labolller~ Industry workels worker~

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Jonk Per~ono, 66,583 31,241 12,022 12,501 392 6,328

(469) (385) (400) (I 1) (203) Male~ 31,154 18,219 8.174 4,551 290 5,204

(550) (449) (250) (I 6) (286) I eOMles 33,429 13,024 3.848 7,950 102 1,124

(190) (295) (610) (08) (86) 2 Nutlpada Per~oll~ 87,420 44.075 15.327 22.459 563 5,726

(504) (348) (51 0) (I 3) (130) Male~ 43.417 24,409 11,430 7,910 382 4,687

(562) (468) (324) (16) (192) females 44,003 19,666 3,897 14,549 181 1,039

(447) (198) (740) (09) (53) 3 KOl11ana Pelsolls 106,942 52,215 19,864 26,431 1,171 4,747

(488) (380) (506) (22) (9 1) Male~ 53,076 29,684 14,942 10,402 680 3,660

(559) (503) (350) (23) (123) Female& 53,866 22,531 4,922 16,031 491 I,08?

(41 8) (21 8) (712) (22) (48)

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ANALYllCAL NOTE

OFlIl'CONOMIC ACTIVITY IN POLICE STAl'IONS , 200t SCI tnl N,ul1c of Pollcc FCI50IlS I '( otaf ['otaf l1umbcr of CalegOlyofworkcls IlUmbel <;'latlol1S Males / Population workcl'> (M alll CultlvatOlS Agilcultlllal Homehold Othel

renlclles I-M,ltglllfll) Labourcl<; IllduSIIY wOlkers wOlkers

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

II Khallm Pel&ons 106,665 44,510 10,979 18,519 1,780 13,232

(41 7) (247) (41 6) (40) (297)

Males 53,379 28,685 8,499 8,978 ( ,215 9,991

(537) (296) (31 '3) (42) (348)

r<ellJale~ 51,286 15,1l25 2,480 9,541 56'i 3,239

(297) (157) (603) (36) (205)

5 Bodell Pel>Oll~ 69,233 12,355 11,640 15,777 1,379 3,559

(467) (360) (488) (43) (11 0)

Male~ 14,457 19,116 9,576 6,468 739 2,533

(56 I) (496) (335) (3 8) (13 I)

rClllales 14,776 13,039 2,064 9,109 640 1,026

(375) (158) (714) (49) (7.9)

6 SlI1upnit Pel sons 93,847 39,962 13,494 17,396 1,907 7,165

(426) (33 8) (435) (48) (179)

Males 46,913 26,065 11,823 8,245 993 5,004

(556) (45.4) (31 6) (3 8) (19.2)

Females 46,934 13,897 1,671 9,151 914 2,161

(296) (12.0) (658) (6.6) (15.6)

Dish'iet Total: Persons 530,690 244,360 83,326 113,085 7,192 40,757

(46.0) (34.l) (46.3) (2.9) (16.7)

Male~ 264,396 146,378 64,444 46,554 4,299 31,081

(55.4) (44.0) (31.8) (2.9) (21.2)

Females 266,294 97,982 18,882 66,531 2,893 9,676

(36.8) (19.3) (67.9) (3.0) (9.9)

Note. Pel cent age of workers to total workers are given in blackets

Table-34 distributes the total workers of different police stations and the district by sex into foul' categories of economic activities. The table reveals that out of the total workers in the district, 34.1 per cent are cultivators, 46.3 per cent are agricultural labourers, 2.9 per cent are household industry workers and 16.7 per cent are other wOlkers. The sex-wise break-up of the district level data shows that male paIiicipation rate is comparatively higher than the female participation rate in case of cultivators and other workers and vice-versa in case of agricultural labourers and household industry workers. The police station wise distribution of total workers indicates that

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in almost all police stations maximum number of workers are engaged as agricultural labourers and cultivators except Khariar where maximum workers are agricultural labourers and other workers.

Like previolls table, Table-35 distributes workers of the district, C.D. Block-wise, by sex into fOllr categories of economic activities. The table shows that 46.7 per cent of the total population in the rural areas ofthe district are workers (main+marginal) and as perthe category-wise break-up, 35.3 per cent, 47.8 pCI' cent, 2.9 per cent and 14.0 per cellt of the total workers are cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry workers and other workers

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPADA

iespecttvely [he !lel>.-wl'>e bl ealc-up 01 the d !slllct Illghel tl1<ln that of males 31 3 per cent and 2 9 pel

(Illl ill) level date! [,how,> 11Mt the pelccntage ot terndle~ cent III the! espectlvc 1 wid It I'> found thdt, majOllty

eng,lged as dgJlcultul<l1 IdboU1ClS (689%) and of wOIkeJ~ 111 elll the CD Blocks ,He engaged as

hou<'ehold mdu')uy wo!lcels (3 0%) IS compaJatJvely agilcullllldl Idbotllers ,md cultlVatols

rAllLE,- 35 OISTRIBUHON 01< WORKFRS BY ~EX IN FOUR CA i E(.ORH!S m I;:('ONOMIC A( HVlTV IN

CD. BLOCKS 200t St:!ldlllllmbcl NdlllC oj C D PCJ~()n~ / Total Total Jlllmbcl c'ltCgOI} of worktl ~

Blo(..k M,llc, / of Will kCl, Clllt,VdtOIS AgJlwitlllal IIoll,ehold Othel

rcmdle~ (Iv! ,1I11 I LlholilCI, Indll,(Jy wOlkels M,UgUl,\I) workels

2 1 4 5 II 7 8 9

NU,iP,idd PtA ,OilS 11~,lnO 59,941 23 1.)3 29,309 714 6,765

(~O 0) (386) (489) (I 2) (II 3)

Mal(.., 59,61) 31 112 16665 10,434 492 5,541

(556) (')01) (31 'i) (I 5) (167)

I ernale~ 60,191 26 g09 6,488 18875 222 1,224

(44 5) (242) (704) (0 8) (46)

2 KOl1hll1,1 Per,0115 117,082 58,072 21,822 29,7181 ,202 'i,130

(496) (376) (51 2) (2 1) (92)

M.lle5 ')7906 32,571 16,104 11,6)8 709 4,110

('\62) (494) (357) (22) (127)

females 59,176 2\501 5,718 18,090 493 1,200

(43 I) (224) (709) (I 9) (47)

3 Boden Pelson~ 72,056 33,907 12,719 16,6181 ,328 3,222

(47 I) (176) (490) (39) (9 'i)

M,lIe~ 15,888 20,096 10,396 6,631 715 2,354

(560) (51 7) (33 0) (3 6) (II 7)

rCl1Iales 36,168 11,811 2,343 9,987 613 868

(182) (170) (72 3) (44) (61)

4 ')lOapdh Pel~on!> 98,666 42,03'; 14,106 18,1942 ,OOLI 7,731

(426) (13 6) (433) (48) (184)

Mab 49,309 27,465 12,406 8,661 1,048 5,350

(55 7) (452) (31 5) (3 8) (195)

females 49,357 14,570 1,700 9,533 956 2,381

(295) (II 7) (654) (66) (163)

5 KhuIIHf Pel sons 93,018 40,045 10,730 18,Q921 ,624 9,599

(43 1) (268) (452) (4 1) (240)

Males 46,408 25,196 8,285 8,747 1,080 7,084

(543) (329) (347) (43) (28 I)

Females 46,610 14,849 2,445 9,345 544 2,515

(31 9) (165) (629) (37) (169)

Dish let (Rill ,II) Total Persolls 500,652 234,000 82,550 111,931 6,872 32,647

(46.7) (35.3) (47.8) (2.9) (14.0)

Male:> 249,146 138,460 63,856 46,1014 ,044 24,459

(55.6) (46.1) (33.3) (2.9) (17.7)

Females 251,506 95,540 18,694 65,8302 ,828 8,188

(38.0) (19.6) (68.9) (3.0) (8.6) N Gte: Percentage of WOI kers to total workers are gIven III brackets

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

TABLE- 36: mSTRIHUnON OF WOm<ERS BY S EX IN mull. CATEGORIE.,,) OF f£ONOMIC ACTIVITY 01<' URBAN AGGLOMERA TrONS / TOWNS lOOI

Scrral Namc and lllban Pel~oll<; / Total Total number CategOIY of work crt. nlllllb~r c,(aluq nfllA I Males I population of \vOl kef ~ Cultlvator'i AgtKultuHlI Ilomehold Other

lawn female, (M ain + l abollrert. InduslIY workcrs Mdlgll1al) workers

2 ] 4 5 6 7 8 9

Kharlnt Roat! (NAC) Persons 16,629 5,994 584 766 164 4,480

(36.0) (9 7) (128) (2 7) (747)

Male<; 8,400 4,488 414 240 120 3,714

(534) (92) (5 3) (2 7) (828)

Femalc,> 8,229 1.506 170 526 44 766

(Ill 3) (II 3) (34.9) (29) (509)

2 Khat tal (NAC) PClsom, 13,409 Ij,366 192 388 156 3,630

(126) (44) (8.9) (36) (83.1)

Malc, 6,850 3,430 174 213 135 2,908

(50 I) (5 1) (62) (3.9) (84.8)

Female> 6,559 936 18 175 21 722

(143) (1 9) (18 7) (22) (77 I)

District (Urhan) Total: Per~olls 30,038 10,360 776 1,154 .320 8,110

(34.5) (7.5) (11.1) (3.1) (78.3)

Males 15,250 7,918 588 453 255 6,622

(51.9) (7.4) (5.7) (3.2) (83.6)

Females 14,788 2,442 188 70t 65 1,488

(16.5) (7.7) (28.7) (2.7) (60.9)

Table-36 present!> data on distribution of workers other than agriculture and household industry while by sex into four categories of economic activities in the engagement of urban workers as cultivators the UI ban areas of the district as per 2001 Census. (7.5%), agricultural labourers (11.l %) and household The table indicates that 34.5 per cent of the total industry workers (3.1 %) is quite negligible. The same population in the urban areas of the district are trend is found not only in case of malc- female break-workers (main-t marginal) and out ofille total workers up of the district (urban) data but also ill case of majority (78.3 %) are engaged in 'other activities' individual towns.

(I<f) Brief analysis of Village Directol'Y and Town Directory data

TABLE-37 : DISTRlBunONOFVILLAGES ACCORDING TO AVAILABILITVOFDIFFERENT AMENITIES, 2001 SI Nameo! Number Ty pe of amenity aVailable

No. C n. Block of Education Medical Imploved Post Telep hone Transport Banks Agr icultural Approach Power inhabited dlll1king Office communi- Credit by pucca supply Villages watel'* # cations $ Societies load

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Nuapada 167 150 25 165 28 120 37 3 9 116 117

(100) (89.8) (15.0) (98.8) (16.8) (71.9) (22.2) (1.8) (5.4) (695) (70.1)

2 Komana 159 134 20 130 22 115 30 5 4 74 61

(100) (84.3) (12.6) (81.8) (138) (72.3) (18.9) (3.1) (2.5) (46.5) (38.4)

3 Boden 86 80 17 74 II 61 14 4 I 46 39

(100) (93.0) (19.8) (860)(128) (70.9) (16.3) (4.7) (1.2) (53.5) (45.3)

4 Sinapali 122 106 16 122 19 94 35 4 3 66 62 (100) (86.9) (13.1 ) (100.0) (156) (770) (28.7) (3.3) (2.5) (54.1 ) (50.8)

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DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK' NUAPADA

TAULE-.37 : mSTRIBUnON OF VILLACJ!S ACCORDING TO A VAILAiHLlTY OF DlFFElUl'.NT AMENIT.IES. 200 I -·SI. Name of Number Ty pc of HllIenity available

No C. D.illock of Educatioll Mt:llical Improved Post Tclephone Transport Banb Agricultural Approach Pow-;'-

inhabited drinking Office communi- Credit by pucca supply 1/illag~s watCI"~ /I catiolls $ Societies road

'" 3 1\ 5 6 7 8 I) 10 11 12 13 <.

Khanal' 114 lOS 25 109 20 79 40 3 3 9U 88

(100) (92.1 ) (21.9) (£)5.6) ( 17.5) (6£).3) (35. J) (2.6) (2.6) (78.9) (77.2)

District Total: 648 575 Hl3 600 HID 469 156 19 20 392 267

(100) (88.7) (15.9) (92.6) (15.4) (72.4) (24.1) (2.9) (3.1) (60.5) (56.6)

Note: - Percentages arc given in bl'Hckets. * Based on the improved drinking watcr source, drinking water supply has been classified as 'Improved' 01' otherwise. If the household has access 10 drinking water ~llpplicd lI'om a lnp or a IU1Ild pUlllJl! lube well situated within 01' outside the preillises it is considered as having access to 'Improved drinking water source'. Ilowever, lhe cOllcept of improved drinking water is state specific and this is 10 be considered accllI'dingly. II Post office includes Post office, telcgrap h unkc and Post and telegrnp h of'iice. $ Tlal1sp Olt C0I11111llllicat ion includes bus service, rail facility and navigable waterway s.

Tahle-37 depicts 1 he distribution of vi llages banks in 19 (2,9%) villages, agriculttlral credit societies according to the availability of different amenities in in 20 (3.1 %) villages. As many as 392 (60.5%)

ditTerent CD. Blocks orthe district Out of the lOtal villages are approached by pllcca road and 367 648 inhabited villages in the district, educational facility (56,6%) villages are haying power supply Jncility. The is available in 575 (88.7%) villages, medical facility district level data clearly indicate that although in 103 (15.9%) villages, improved drinking water spectacular progress has been made on education and facility in 600 (92.6%) villages, post office in 100 improved drinking water facility in the district, the (15.4%) villages, telephone in 469 (72.4%) villages, areas like medical, power supply, transport and communication facility like bus service, rail facility communications, post office, banks and agricultural and navigable waterways in 156 (24.1 %) villages, credit societies require fi.lrlher development.

TABLE38: NlJMBERAND PERCENTAGE OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENrnHlS, Serial Name Total Ty pe of amenity available

number of pop Illation Education Medical Improved Post Telephone Transport Banks AgriclIlt- Approach Power C.D, of drinking Oft1ce 1/ communi· ural by pucca supply Block inhabited wflter* cations $ Credit road

villages Societies 2 ] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

NlIapada 119,830 117,931 28,958 119.241 34,280 85,920 42,240 8,369 11,837 82,421 100,836 (100) (98.4) (24.2) (99,5) (28.6) (71.7) (35.2) (7.0) (9.9) (68,8) (84, I)

2 Komana 117,082 114,166 35,235 98,409 38,470 95,558 35,018 15,399 12,232 65,729 65,793 (100) (97.5) (30. J) (84.1) (32.9) (81.6) (29.9) (13,2) (10.4) (56, I) (56.2)

3 Boden 72,056 70,693 19,988 00,808 17,436 52,906 15,963 6,210 892 41,122 41,898 (100) (98.1 ) (27.7) (84.4) (24.2) (73.4) (22.2) (8,6) (1,2) (57.1) (58.1)

4 Sinapali 98,666 95,984 24,405 98,666 32,446 79,565 47,820 12,026 10,819 66,599 70,640 (100) (97.3) (24.7) (100.0) (32,9) (80.6) (48.5) (12.2) (11,0) (67.5) (71.6)

5 Khariar 93,018 91,5~8 37,916 91,171 33,348 73,806 35,894 11,467 6,767 81,224 82,273 (100) (98.5) (40.8) (98.0) (35.9) (79.3) (38,6) (12.3) (7,) (87,3) (88.4)

District Total : 500,652 490,372 146,502 468,295 155,980 387,755 176,935 53,471 42,547 337,095 361,440 (100) (97.9) (29.3) (93.5) (31.2) (77.5) (35.3) (10.7) (8.5) (67.3) (72.7)

Note: • Percentages are given in brackets . .. Based on the improved drinking water source, drinking water supply has been classified as 'Improved' or otherwise, If the

household has access to drinking water supplied from a lap or a hand pump / tube well situated within or outside the premises it is considered as having access to . Improved drinking water source'. However, the concept of improved drinking water is state specific and this is to be considered accordingly. II Post oftice includes Post oftice, telegraph office and Post and telegraph office. $ Transport communication includes bus service, rail illcility and navigable waterway s,

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table-38 presents data all number and percentage of rural population served hy different amenities in different C.D. Blocks of the district. It may be seen fl'olll the table tha.t out of 500,652 rural inhabitants, 97.9 pCI' celli persons arC' served with educational facility, 29.3 per cent by mcdical facility, 93.5 per cent by improved drinking water [aeil ity, 31.2 percent by post and telegraph facility, 77.5 per cent by telephone facility, 35.3 per cellt by transport and

cOlllmunication facility, 10.7 pel' cent by Banks facility, 8.5 per cent by agricultural credit co-operative societies, 67.3 pCI' cent can approach their villages by pueca road and 72.2 percent served by power supply facility. The rural areas of the district as a whole is qu ite advanced in provid ing education, improved drinking water and power supply facility whereas lagging behind with respect to banking facility and agricultural credit societies.

TABLE-.\9: DISTRIBunON OF VILLAGES NOT HAVINGCFJUAIN AMFNITIES,ARRANGEDBY

DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE 'fHI'S E ARE AVAILABLE ,20t) J Village not having the amenity of Distance rallge of place lI'om the villages where the amenity is available

Less than 5 kilometres 2

I. Education ;-

(a) P, illlfll)' School 61

I b) Middle School 286

(c) DegJee College 67

2. Medical:-

(n) [Iospital 14

(h) PIle 148

3. Post Office 352

4. Telephone 22

5. Bus Service 200

6. Banks

(a) Commercial Bank 156

(b) Co-operative Bank 59

7. Agricultural Credit Societies 150

Table-39 shows the distribution of villages not having certain amenities and arranged by distance ranges from the places where such facilities are

available. It is seen from the table that out of 648 inhabited villages of the district, 73 villages do not have Primary School, 425 villages have no Middle School and 643 villages do not have any Degree College. There is no hospital in 646 villages of the district while Primary Health Centre is not available in 631 villages. Like wise, l1on~availability of Post Office in 550 villages, Telephone in 179 villages, Bus Service in 499 villages, Commercial Bank in 629

5-10 kilometres lOt- kilometres Total (Col. 2 - 4)

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3 4 5

8 4 73

130 9 425

169 407 643

13 619 646

179 304 631

152 46 550

39 118 179

138 161 499

198 275 629

116 471 646

lBI 297 628

vi lIages, Co-operati ve Bank in 646 villages and Agricultural Credit Societies in 628 villages are recorded. It is evident from the table that maximum villages having no Primary School, Middle School, Post Office and Bus Service are getting the said facilities at a distance of Jess than 5 kilometres, However, maximum number of villagers are required to cover the distance of 5-1 0 kilometres or even more than 10 kilometres in order to avail the facilities of Telephone, Public health centre, Hospital, Banks and Agricultural

Credit Societies.

DISTRICT CE.NSUS HAND BOOK NIJAPI\DA ------------------------------------------------------'IABLE-40 : DI/-,TRII3UnON OFVILLAGK" ACCORDING TO TllEmSTANCEFROM'nmNEARN~'l

S fATUORYTOWN AND AVAILABIUTY OFDlFFERFNf AMENTIES,2001 _ _.--D,,' dl1( e I,mg" N umbel of fype 01 ,llncnlty avmi.tble

Ii Olll the nedl C,( Illh,lblted Cduc,ltlOh Medl\-,ll Po,>t I ciepllOllc [ldlbpOII [1ank ~ AgrH'tillllar--A.[JpiOJiTl bldtutOlY wwn villdge, m Office II LllIlllIllliliLd. Credt( by 011"(,,1

( III kllometle,) edch range tlOl1'> ~ ')OUUte, IOdd

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Le"lhan 5 23 23 6 5 20 II 0 0 fl--(1000) (100 0) (26 I) (21 7) (870) (47 Il) (00) (00) (91 3)

5 -Ii 149 118 2') 26 101 47 'I 8 113 (1000) (92 6) 1(5) 174) (678) (11 5) (27) (14) (758)

16·50 419 36H 61 62 3D2 n 15 II 217

(1000) (878) 146) 14 Il) (72 I) (220) (16) (26) (566) 5H 56 45 6 7 46 ) 0 1 20

(1000) (lW 4) 107) 125) (82 1) III 9) (00) (l 8) (157) UmpCLllied I I I 0 () 1 () () I

(1000) (I ()O 0) 0(0) (00) (00) (1000) (00) (00) (1000) I)iltl u.t Totnl 648 575 IOJ 100 469 156 19 20 31)2

( 100,O~ (SS.7l 15.9) 154) (72.4) (24.1) (2.9) ____l3.1) (60.5l IIl'o"t (Jifke llu..ludc, Po,t ollke, felcgJaph oiJice dnd Post tint! lelcgldph office ~ 11 dll,pott LOlIUlllllllc,ltlOll lllLlude::. bu!> ::'Cl VILe, rdll faCIlity and navIgable walel way ~

'I:lble-40 plesen[~ data on cllstllbutlon ofvJ]Jage~ accOicill1g to the chMance from the nc.nc:,t statutolY town and avallablllty of cllffeJenl amenIties FlOrn the tablc, It IS seen that I11aJorHy of village!> m the cilstnct numbedng 419 come undel the cllslance range of 16-50 kllometl es ft am the neatest statutory town whde 23 VIllages are at les,<, than 5 kilometres flOm the

lOWllS, 149 vJllages undel the dlSldllce lange 5-15

ktlometles ,mel 56 villdges ate at above 51 ktlometJes

flam the towns. [t IS cleal flom the table that the

villages, which al e far away tram the statutOlY towns

have fewel amenities 111 compal ison to the Villages

neat el to the town!>

TAm~E- 41: mSTRIBUnON OF VILLAGES ACCORDlNGTO I)OPULATION RANGE AND

AMliN lUES AVAILABL§ 20(11 Populdtlon Number Typ e of amcllIty dvmlable

range of ellUl-allOn Medical Imp lOved Po,t Telephone 1'1 anspOl t B<lnb A@I(..ultllla1 APPIOd(..h POWt.:1 Inhabited drmklllg o I lice II wmmU11l· Cledl( by Puce') supply village~ III wdtef~ (..c)llOn, 'f> Sot-leIit'S IOnd eaLh Idnge

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 T-ii9""9 255 185 9 235 6 169 31 0 1 132 82

(1000) (72 5) (3 5) (922) (24) (663) (12 Z) (00) (04) (51 8) (322) 500-999 226 223 30 209 26 171 61 1 4 148 153

(1000) (987) (133) (925) (II 5) (757) (270) (04) (I 8) (655) (677) 1,000-1,999 138 138 45 128 47 105 45 4 5 88 106

(1000) (1000) (326) (92 8) (34 I) (76 I) (326) (29) (3 6) (63 8) (768) 2,000-4,999 28 28 18 27 20 23 18 13 10 23 2)

(1000) (1000) (643) (964) (714) (82 I) (643) (464) (357) (82 I) (893) 5,000-9,999 1 1 I I I I I I 0 I 1

(1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (00) (1000) (1000) 10,000 + 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 District Totlll 648 575 103 600 100 469 156 19 20 392 367

(100.0) (88.7) (15.9) (92.6) (15.4) (72.4) (24.1) (2.9) (3.1) (60.5) (56.6) II Po~t otlice Il1cludes Post office, Telegtaph office and Post dlld telcgt,lph oftice $llanspOit commUnIcation Il1cludes bus SCI Vice, r<lll faclItty and navlgnbJe watelways '" Bused on the IlnplOved drmkmg watel !>Olllce, drmklllg watel supply has been ciashlfted as 'Improved ' 01 otherWise If the household has access (0 drmkmg watel supphed from <I tap 01 a hand pump / tube well situated withm 01 outside the premises It is considered ,15 hcwlflg acce~s to 'Improved dlll1kmg water source' [[owevel, the concept of tmploved drtnkmg watel IS state "pet.lfic and thiS IS to be considered accordmgly

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

rable-41 depIcts data on distributIOn of vdlages accoHling to population lange and amenitIes available. It IS obqclved from the table that 255 vdlages come unde! lc'>s than 500, 226 vIllage,> come undel (he tange 500-999, 138 villages come under 1,000-1,999, 28 vdlage~ come undel 2,000-4,999, 1 vIllage come

LInder the wnge 5,000-9,999 population and 110 vIllage ha.', the population of above 10,000 It IS evident from

the table that the vIllages which ale coming undel hIgher populatIon tanges enjoy 11100e facllities in com pal isoll to the villages cOllling unde! lowel populatIOn I angcs

TABLE-42: DIS fRmUnON OIfVILLAGE_~ ACCORDING TO LAND USE, 2001 <Jer 131 Name of C D Rlock Number of rotal mea Perccntage of wltrvable mea to Percentage at rrrlgated mea

llumbel Illhahlted VIllage'>

2 3 4

NUdpada 167 711,027

2 KOITI,lIla 159 65,782

1 Boden 86 11,397

4 SlIlapali 122 41,240

5 Khmlar 114 10,708

District Total: 648 245,154

Note - CultIvable mea'" lIngated mea + ulllrtlgated area

Table-42 shows land use pattern of different C D.

Blocks in the dlstllct It mdicates that the percentage of cultIvable area to the total at ea of the district is

59.2 per cent ancl the rest 40 8 per cent covel fmest, culturable waste ancl the areas not available for

cultivation. The table fmther reveals that the

percentage of it rigated area to total cultivable area

of the district IS 9.9 pel' cent. Taking the pelcentage

total area to total cultlvclble mea

5 (,

'i78 104

536 126

')58 70

616 94

75 () 77

59.2 9.9

of cultivable mea to total area 111 different CD Blocks into account, Khal'ial IS at the top with 75 0 per cent

and Komana is at the bottom with 53.6 pel' cent of

cultivable mea. Taking the pelcentage of irrigated area to total cultivable area into account, Komana is at the top with 12.6 per cent and Boden is at the bottom with 7 0 pel cent of ilTigated area,

TABLE-43: PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN STATUfORYTOWNS DURING 1998-99

Sellal Class, name & \II ban Per capIta receIpt Pel eap Ita expendltule

number status of the Town Total Thlough from all lotal General rllblrc health Public PublIc Other(s)

t!lxe~ other Adllll1llstratlon and works Illst It ut IOns sources conveniences

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

rv Kharim (N A C ) 350 88 262 360 75 56 103 IO 116

2 IV Kharrar Road (N A C ) 529 187 343 557 29 0 101 33 394

Di~tlict Total : 449 143 307 469 50 25 102 23 270

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'Llblc-43 glVCb the dctaIl account 01 pel CdPltn tCCClpt and expenditlllc III statutolY towns In all of the lowns the pel capita expcndltme is 11Ighel than the per capita IC('CIPt. rhe shale of teVcllue flOlll all

DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK NUAPAOA

othCl C,OllICCb III the per capita lecelpt IS lllghel than the lecelpt Ctom taxes The higher pelcentagc of expendltUl e goes to publ ic WOI ks and othel s.

1ABLE-44 : SCHOOl...., / COLLEGJi:5 JIER H),OOO POI)(JLAHON IN S'JAHJWRV roWNS,2001 Sellal numbel ~t\[l1C <llld lIIb,lIl ~tdtlh'()f r ype 01 I.:lillLdtlOlhtllll'>lltU\lOn

[own PII111c11Y IUl1l1lJ '1cLOlicimy / SC(..l)Jllldl), / Senior College

2 1

Khdllc11 (N A C) II i)

2 Klhlll[U Ro,ltI (N i\ ( ) 90

DI\tlld 'I ot.11 : 10.3

'Iable-44 pi escnts data all Schools and Collcgeb PCI 10,000 poplilation 111 the towns of the dlStllct The table I cveab thell 101 evelY 10,000 UI ban population In the dISh ict, there are about len primalY schools,

TABLE- 45 : NUMBER OF BEDS IN MfIDICAL

INSTUUI'IONS IN TOWNS, 200 I

Selw!

1l1l111bcl

Name anclillban

Sl,llus of

the IOlVn

2

I Khat 1.11 (N A C )

2 Khallal Road (N A C)

DI\II ct Total:

NUl11bel of becb IIlI11Clill,ll

Institutions PCI 10,000 population

3

12

13

12

Number of beds III Medical InstitutIons perl 0,000 population peltainll1g to two towns in the districl IS plesented in Table 45. It shows that 12 beds are

avU! lable in medical institutions per 10,000 til ban population of the district.

TAllLE-46: PROPORTION OF SLUM POPULATION

IN TOWNS, 2001 SI Name of the Town Total Slum Pelcentclge

No population population of slul1l population

to told! population

2 3 4 5

Khatiat (N.A C ) 13,409 4,551 339

2 Khatim Road eN A C ) 16,629 6,847 412

District Total : 30,038 11,398 37.9

Table-46 presents data on proportion of slum population in the towns of the distIict. The slum population ofihe town constitutes 37.9 per cent of its total population, KhaJ iar (NAC) having 33.9 per cent and Khariar Road (NAC) having 41.2 per cent slum population.

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Mlcidle M dtllclildtlOn ~elolld'HY

4 5 6 7

lO 22 07 07

211 24 00 00

2.7 2.3 0.3 0.3

about 1111 ee nllCldle !:>choob, about two secondary schoob, one !:>CflIOI secondary and one college in Khm in! (NAC) and no "eniol secondary and college ill KhallaJ Road (NAC)

TABLE- 47: MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY EXPORTEDOlrrOF AND MANUFACflJREO IN

TOWNS, 2001 Selldl Name and lliban

nllmbcl ~tatll~ ot Town

2 Kh,Ulat (N A C)

Most IInpOlt,U1t commodity

Manufactlllcd

Bredd Dal

3 [xpOited

4 Rile OIlseed

Rice Glal11 2 K!wllaJ ROdd (N A C ) AllIlJ1l11ll1llllltcnsil RICC

G lIdclkhu [{.ICC Bdll1 hon rt)\tllle~ GlIdah.hu

Table-47 depicts the most important commodities manufactured 111 different towns and exported from the towns. The main items of manufacture in the district are Rice, Dal, Bread, Aluminium utensils, Gudakhu and II on fixtures. The items exported mainly include Rice, Glam, Oilseed, Gudakhu.

(xii) Analysis based on HOllsclist Data, Census2001

In India, much emphasis has been laid on the mechanism of decentralized planning emerging frol11 the grass root level which has given rise to the necessity of building adequate data base for formulation of future plans at the micro level.

With the commencement of five year plans lack of data on quality and quantity of housing stock has compelled the Census Organization to conduct lin if 01 111

houseltsting allover the country not only on housing but also on the qualIty of living of household.

ANAL YTICAL NOTE

Like the previolls Cellsus, the Census of India, 200 J was conducted in two phases namely, (i) Housel isting operation and (ii) Population enumeration. The hOllselisting operations in Orissa was conducted in April-May, 2000, much ahead o[ the pOPlllation enumeration.

The basic objective of this elementary exercise wns to prepare a frame indispensable for smooth and systematic conduct of the population enumeration durillg February, 200 I. The housing consus, thus in some way was a prelude to the actual population

cOUllt oft11e Census. In addition, information collected through houselisting provide comprehensive data base for assessing the conditions o1'tl1e human settlements, housing deficit and for future housing requirements for formulation of hOllsing policies.

This operation also provides a massive data on amenities available to the household essentially required by various departments ofthe union and state governments and many other non-government organizations for development and planning of di [ferant projects of housing sccto!".

TABU> 48: HOUSEHOLDS BYTENURESTATUS AND NUMBER OF ROOMS OCClJPIED

INTHEDISTRICT 2001 """['cillirc status NUlllbcl of dwelling rooms Number of hOllseholds

------~T~ot-al~--------~S~ch-c~dl~ll-ed7C~n-s~te-s------~S7cl~lC~'d~u7Ic~c1mT~ri~he-s---

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban -----------------~----------------~----~----------~----~----~----~----~--2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 11

Own~c1

Rented

Others

District

Total

Total

No exclusive room

One room

Two rooms

Three rooms

3+ rooms

M cd ian number of rooms

Total

No exclusive room

One room

Two rooms

Three rooms

3+ rooms

M cd ian number of rooms

Total

No exclusive room

One r00111

Two roOI11S

Three rooms

3+ roOI11S

Median number Ofl"00111S

Total

No exclusive room

Dne room

Two rooms

Three rooms

3+ I"OOm5

MediaD number of rooms

122,846 118,263

1,439 1,395

4,583

44

44,411 43,320 1,091

51,249 49,680

16,067 15,239

9,680 8,629

2 2

3,496 2,053

48 30

1,084 672

1,342 788

594 33 I

428 232

2 2

3,352 3,036

165 152

1,411 1,278

1,065

445

266

2

973

390

243

2

129,694 123,352

1,652

46,906

53,656

17,106

10,374

2

1,577

45,270

51,441

15,960

9,104

2

1.569

828

1,051

2

1,443

18

412

554

263

196

2

316

13

133

92

55

23

2

6,342

75

1,636

2,215

1,146

1,270

2

19,036 17,879 1.157 43,950 43,581

286 274

7,352 7,004

8,055 7,589

2,292 2,100

1,051 912

2 2

422 282

7 5

156

159

66

34

2

541

52

258

150

54

27

119

96

41

21

2

482

49

228

134

48

23

I

19,999 18,643

345 328

7,766 7,351

8,364 7,819

2,412 2,189

1,112 956

2 2

12 573 570

348 15,291 15,150

466

192

139

2

140

2

37

63

25

13

2

59

3

30

16

6

4

1,356

17

415

545

223

156

2

19,490 19,369

5,826 5,760

2,770 2,732

2 2

524 411

9 9

203

215

55

42

2

946

36

419

313

107

71

2

160

170

39

33

2

892

34

384

303

101

70

2

45,420 44,884

618 613

15,913 15,694

20,018 19,842

5,988 5,900

2,883 2,835

2 2

Datil Source: Census of India 2001, H- Series: "Tables 011 Houses, Household Amenities and Assets."

51

369

3

141

121

66

38

2

113

o 43

45

16

9

2

54

2

35

10

6

536

5

219

176

88

48 2

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TablCl- 48 presents distribution of households by different tenure status, namely, 'owned', 'rented' (lnd 'others' among total, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tnbc households along with number of rooms occupied by ca~h household in total, rural and urban alca~ in the district. The total number of households in the district is 129,694 of which 19,999 are Scheduled Caste households and 45,420 are Scheduled Tribe households. As in the table, 94.12 per cent households in total areas of the district live in thdr own hOLlses as against 95.87 per cent in rural areas and 72.26 per ceni in urban areas. Number of hOlls(.:holds living in rented houses constitute only 2.70 per cent ill total areas of the district ab against l.66 per cent ill llIral an:as and 22.75 per cent 'Ill urban areas.

Tenure status among Scheduled Caste households shows that 95. I 8 per cent households in all areas live in owned houses as against 95.90 per cent in rural areas and 85.32 per cent in urban areas whereas households living in rented hOllses in all areas constitute 2.11 per cent as against 1.51 per cent in rural areas and 10.32 per cent in urban areas. The distribution of hOllseholds as far as tenure status of households of Scheduled Castes is that in urban areas ofthe district 4.35 per cent households neither live in owned hOllse nor in rented houses.

Tenure status among Scheduled Caste and Schedu led Tribe households in total, rural and urban areas in the district manifests the same pattern as seen among the total households. In the urban areas of the district, 85.32 per cent of Scheduled Caste households and 68.84 per cent of Scheduled Tribe households live in their own houses as against 10.32 per cent of Scheduled Caste households and 21.08 per cent of Scheduled Tribe households live in rented houses.

Analyzing the case of 'others' households in urban areas, who live neither in their own houses 1101' in rented hOllses but have hOllses 011 encroached Jand or the street, assume 4.35 per cent among Scheduled Castes, 10.07 per cent among Scheduled Tribes and 4.98 per cent among total households of the district.

The table also gives the details of the number of dwelling rooms occupied by the household. A room

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lIsed for dwelling purpose should have walls with a doorway and a roof and should be wide and long enough for a person to sleep in. It should have a length of not less than 2 meters and it breadth of at least I· 5 meters and a height of 2 meters. A dwelling room would include living room, bedroum, dining room, drawing room, study room, servants' 1'00111 and other habitable rooms. Taking these factors into consideration, availabi lity of number of dwelling rooms to the households has been calculated.

A specific category of dwelling room namely 'no exclusive room' as shown in column .. 2 ofihe house­list Table-48 means a dwelling room shared by more tJUU1. one hous.ehotd specially in s.iU.H~tions., when one room in a census house is used as a shop or office and the household also stays in it. Thus, households having 'no exclusive rooms' number 1,652 among total households, 345 among the Scheduled Castes and 61 R among Scheduled Tribes of the district.

Table-49 provides percel'\.tqqedistribution of households living in permanent, semi-permanent and temporary houses in total, rural and urban areas of the district and at the Police Station level. The definition of permanent, semi permanent and temporary houses is given at the bottom of the table for appreciation of the data tlsers.

In the total areas of the district, households living in permanent hOllses constitute 22.08 per cent as against 72.06 per cent households in semi­pennanenthouses and 5.86 per cent in temporary houses. The same pattern of distribution ofhOllseholds in pel'manent, semi-permanent anJ temporary houses is also found in rural areas of the district. In urban areas 47.35 pel' cent of households live in permanent houses, 50.57 per cent in semi permanent and 2.08 per cent live in temporary hOllses.

Taking police station-wise data, distribution of hOllseholds living in permanent, semi-permanent and temporary hOllses in total, rural ancl urban areas, a different trend comes to notice. Out of 6 police stations in the district, in all the police stations, more than 50 per cent of households live in semi-permanent houses. The same pattern of percentage distribution of households living in permanent, semi-permanent and temporary houses is also seen in the rural areas

ANALYTICAL NOTE

of the distt iet. However in case of the UI ban areas of Khnl iar police station more than half of the households livc in permallcn( houses and in Jonk police

station more than half of houscllOlds live in semi­permanent houses.

TATH'-E- 49: PElRCIiNTAGE DIS TRIBUfION OF HOUSEHOLnS LIVING IN PERMANENT, SI~MI-PEIRMANENT AND

TEMPORARYHOUSlES 2001 l\\IIal Ulban

t 'ode DI~tllct /

PoliLe StatulIl I'CIITlan('llt Scml- Tcmpolary i'cllnllllcnt Semi- I CIllPOI at y Pel mancnt Tel11pormy

pClIllanent pcrmanent

2 3 4 5 6 7

DIst1lct - Nuapadd 28,634 93,453 7,602 25,611 90,246

( 22 08) ( 72 (6) (586) (2078) (7.116)

p erllli1nent

8 ') 10

7,470 3,003 3,207

(606) (47.35) (5057)

II

132

( 2.08)

01 fOIlr.. 2,703 11.572 1,660 1,306 9,668 1,536 1,3')7 1,904 124

( 16 (6) (72 (2) ( 1(42) ( 1044) (77 28) ( 1228) (40.79) ( 5559) (3.62)

02 NUdpada 2,156 16,512 1,396 2,356 16,512 1,3lJ6 () 0 0

(1163) (8148) «(l8Y) (1163) (8148) (689) (000) (000) (000)

01 KOllHUln 2,699 22,205 2, 107 2,699 22,205 2, 107 a 0 0

(999) (8221) (780) (999) (8221) (780) (000) (0.00) (000)

04 Khlllmr 8,561 16,475 895 6,955 15,172 887 1,606 1,303 8

( 33 0 I) (63 53) ( 3 45) ( 10 22) (6593) ( 3 85) ( 55 06) ( 44 (7) (0 27)

05 Bodell 3,957 12,165 903 3,957 12,165 903 0 0 0

(2324) (7145) (5.30) (2324) (7145) (5.30) (000) (000) (a.OO)

Do SlIlapaiJ 8,358 14,524 (4) 8,358 14,524 641 0 0 0

~ ___ ~~(3_5=53).~(~6~1~74~)~~(~2~.7~2)~~(~35~5~3~)-7(~671.7~4~) __ ~(~2~72~) __ ~(~O~O~O) __ ~(~O~U~O) __ ~(O~.O~O) Data SOI;':~~~~ Census ofll1d/{/ 2001, J-I- Selles "Tables 011 House~, J1()lI~ehold Amel1lll£!s and Assets"

Note -Pel mallent -I Pel man en! h()use~ I efel to those houses whose wal! & foofs [II c made of p ucca matellals i.e , whcre, burnt bricks, G.I

Sheets 01 othcl metal sheet" stone cement concrete is used for wall and tiles slate, shingle, cOIlUgatC<! iIon, ZII1C or othel metal sheets asbestos ~heets, bl icks, lime and slone and RBC/RCC are used tOI loof. Scml pennanent.-2 Semi-pelmanent houses refer to those hOllses made of other types of rna term Is Temp 01 my -3 Temporary houses refers (0 those houses having wall und lOofs made of Kutcha matel ials i.e. where grass, leaves, reeds, bwnboo Illud, unhumt hllcks are used for the constructioll of walls and gI ass, leavc& reeds, bamboo hatch, mud, unburnt bricks, wood etc are lIsed for roofs.

Table- 50 presents the number and percentage distribution ofhouseholtls enjoying improved drinking water facility, electricity, bathroom, toilet and drainage facilities in total, rural and urban areas ofthe district and its police &tations.

The sources of improved drinking water as mentioned at the bottom of the table include sources like tap, hand pump and tube well. Out of the total 129,694 households in the district 123,366 households constituting 95.12 per cent enjoy improved drinking water facility in the total areas of the district as against 94.89 per cent in the rural areas and 99.56 per cent in urban areas.

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As regards to the availability of electricity in the households, it is recorded that 13.23 pel' cent of the households have been provided with electricity facility in the total areas of the district as against 10.49 per cent households in the rural areas and 66.56 per cent in the urban areas of the district. Above all, the proportion of households having electricity facility is discouraging,

As regards to bathroom facility available to households, it is seen that a very negligible proportion of households constituting only 4.57 per cent enjoy bath room facility in total areas of the district as against 2.88 per cent in rural areas. But in urban

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IABI E- 50: PER(,ENTAGnLOFnOlJ':H~HOLDS HAVING IMPROVED DRINKING WAfFJ?SOlJRCE.,

ELl<.( IRIClTY,BA1BROOM, IOILKI ANDDRA..lNAGEF4CILlfV, 2001 PS DI~tllct / P ') lotdl! NUlllbt! Number and 0< tU.:ntage of home holds !ldvmg

"l>de Rlllr11! 01 Bdlllloom To~DI,un<lgl-

I JIbdn hOll~ehold~ IIlIp 10vec! dllflklllg f1edlltlty

WdtU' -------

L ., 4 "i b 7 8 9

DI~tr let - NU:lp.tda 11)l,,1 129694 123,31)6 17,155 5,912 7930 12,(31)

(9) 12) (1321) (457) (6 II) (974)

RIIl.!1 123 352 117,O'i2 J2934 3, 'i57 ),135 9,803

(9489) (1049) (288) (4 16) (795)

Lilb,1I1 6,347 6,114 4,221 2,375 2,795 2,833 (9956) (6656) (3745) (4407) (4467)

()J lonk IOldl 15,936 15,Sll5 3,592 1,486 1,62'i 3,619 (9968) (22 54) (932) (I () 20) (22 71)

Rllidl 12,51 I 12,478 1,292 181 215 1,772 (9974) (1033) (I 16) (I 88) (14 16)

Lilbdll 1,'~2) 3,'HJ7 2,300 1,303 1,390 1,1l47 (9947) (67 15) (3804) (40 58) (5193)

02 NU<ljlddd f otdl 20,265 19,852 1,249 1,249 1,456 2,679 (9796) (1603) (616) (7 18) (1322)

RUI,iI 20,265 19,852 3,249 1,249 1,456 2,679 (97 (6) (16 03) (616) (7 18) (13 72)

Ulban 0 0 0 0 0 0 (000) (000) (000) (000) (000)

03 /(O!1l<1fl,j TOlal 27,011 25,399 2,912 557 1063 1,357 (9403) (10 78) (206) (394) (502)

RlIlcll 27,011 25,199 2,912 557 1,063 1,157 (94 03) (l078) (206) (19~) (502)

Ulbcll1 0 () () 0 () 0 (000) (000) (000) (000) (000)

(H Khwlcll fat,d 25,931 24,342 4,565 1,568 2,191 2,448 (93 87) (17 60) (605) (845) (944)

RlIIaf 23,OI~ 21,415 2,644 496 786 1,462 (93 14) (I 149) (2 16) (342) (635)

Lirban 2,917 2,907 1,921 I,on 1,405 986 (9966) (6586) (3675) (4l! 17) (3J II)

05 Boden Iot,il 17,025 16,019 955 304 505 712 (9409) (561) (I 79) (297) (430)

RLUal 17,025 16,019 955 304 505 712 (9409) (561 ) (1 79) (297) (430)

Urball 0 0 0 0 0 ° (000) (000) (000) (000) (000) 06 Smapait Total 23,526 21,869 1,882 768 1,090 1,801

(9296) (800) (326) (463) (766) RUtal 21,526 21,869 1,882 768 1,090 1,801

(92 (6) (800) (326) (461) (766) Ulb,m ° 0 0 0 0 I)

(000) (000) (000) (000) (000)

Data SOluce Census of Indlll 2001, 11- Sellcs "rabies on Ilollse'>, Household Amenttle~ dnd As~et~ " .J< Ddsed on the ImplOved drlllkmg watel 90111ce, dllnkmg water ~upply has been classIfied .IS Improved' or othelWI~e If the household hll!> access to drmkll1g water supplIed trom fI tap 01 a hand pump / tube well 01 well Mtuated wlt}un or ollt~lde the plelm~es It IS conSIdered as havmgdcce~~ to Improved chmkmgwatel 50urce' However, the ~oncept of llnplOved dnnkmg water IS stdte &pecll1c ,md thl~ IS to be con~ldel ed aLwrclingly Note Pel cent age ha~ been gIven In bJacket~ <lltel the number ol hOll!>ei1olcls Dathroom mean~ bathroom wlthm the house 1 Oller meallS tOIlet wlthlll the hOllse Dramage mednl> closed and open clramage

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

<lled~ 3745 PCI Gent 01 hou<;cholds enJoy bdthloOIl1

facilIty 111 the dIstrIct

J\ ~ legard~ to the dvatldblllty of toIlet facility, only 7,930 households ("onstltutll1g 6 11 pCI cent have toilet

fdClllty III the total <ilca') ot the Cll'ltllct a,> clgdlllst

4 16 pel Lent 111 lUI al and 44 07 pel cent 111 HI ban aleelS

HOllsehold~ cl1Joymg dramage facIlIty in the dlstllct constitute 9 74 per cent III the total areas of the citstllCt cl'l aga1l1st 7 95 pel cent t11 the nil al al eas and 44 67 PCI cent in 1lI ban al eas

1ablc~5 I plOvlcles the I1UmbCl and pel cent of households U'>ll1g the pat tlculm type offuel fOI cookll1g purpo<;e lI) total, IUlal and urban aleas of the dIstrict and pollce '>tatlons

lAIH E- 51' NLJMBERAND PERCE!V"IAGEOFHOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL USED FOR COOl(INC, 2001 P S Dl<;tllct I Total! lota\

(ode Pollee Rill 111 hOll"ehold'l wood re'lldllL cake <'[,I(IOn Ulban

Dlstl Ilt­

NUlplldll

2

01 lonk

3

fotal

UdlaJl

folnl

RlIlal

Ulbun

02 NUdP,ldll TOlal

Rlllni

Utban

03 Komana 10tal

Rural

Urban

04 Khat WI 1 alai

RUlal

Urban

05 Boden rotal

Rural

Urban

4

129694

5 6

IIS,811 3,078

(9161) (237)

123 352 114 920 2,934

(l)3 16) (218)

Ii 342 1,891 144

(6115) (227)

15936 13029 398

(81 76) (2 50)

12,'511

3,425

20,265

20,265

o

27,011

27,011

()

25,931

23,014

2,917

17,025

17,025

o

10873 289

(86 91) (2 31)

2,156 109

(6295) (3 18)

18,592 237

(9174) (I 17)

18,592 237

(9174) (1 17)

o 0

(000) (000)

24,521 799

(90 78) (2 96)

24,521 799

(90 78) (2 96)

o 0

(000) (0 00)

23,798 664

(91 77) (2 56)

22,063 629

(95 87) (273)

1,735 35

(59 48) (I 20)

16,324 384

(95 88) (2 26)

16,124 384

(95 88) (2 26)

o 0

(000) (000)

7 30()6

(216)

287')

(233)

191

(301)

1,152

(723)

1,069

(814)

81 (242)

404

(1 99)

404

(I 99)

o (000)

1,160

(429)

1,160

(429)

o (0 00)

155

(0 (0)

47

(020)

108

(370)

124

(071)

124

(073)

° (000)

55

8

242

(019)

224

(0 18)

III

(028)

39

(024)

28

(022)

11

(0 32)

22

(0 II)

22

(0 II)

o (000)

65

(024)

65

(024)

o (000)

47

(018)

40

(017)

7

(024)

21

(0 12)

21

(0 12)

o (0 00)

! Igllitt l?F1S

(dull coal) (l P G )

9

222

(017)

10 II

22'i9 l61

(I 74) (028)

182 809 344

(0 15) (066) (028)

40 1,450 17

(0 63) (22 86) (0 27)

48 748 177

(030) (4 (9) (I II)

10 8 167

(0 08) (0 (6) (I 33)

38 740 10

(1 II) (2161) (029)

166

(082)

166

(082)

o (000)

I (000)

1

(000)

o (000)

2

(001)

o (000)

420 109

(2 07) (0)4)

420 109

(207) (054)

o 0

(0 ~O) (000)

166 27

(061) (010)

166 27

(06l) (010)

o 0 (000) (000)

796 38

(307) (0 15)

86 31

(037) (013)

2 710 7

(007) (24 34) (0 24)

)

(001)

1

(0 01)

a (0 00)

19 2

(0 II) (001)

19 2

(0 II) (0 OJ)

o 0 (000) (000)

c{)okmg

12 13 14

1262 14 179

(097) (001) (029)

711 12 139

(0 58) (001) (027)

549 2 40

(8 66) (003) (063)

305 3 37

(I 91) (002) (023)

47 2 18

(038) (002) (0 14)

258 1 19

(753) (003) (055)

271 2 42

(134) (001) (021)

271 2 42

(134) (001) (021)

o 0 0

(0 00) (0 00) (0 (0)

159 3 [10

(059) (00 I) (0 41)

159

(059)

o (000)

3 110

(001) (041)

o 0 (000) (000)

353 1 77

(J 36) (000) (030)

62 0 56

(0 27) (0 00) (024)

291 21

(9 98) (003) (0 72)

120 0 30

(0 70) (0 00) (0 18)

120 0 30

(0 70) (0 00) (0 18)

o 0 0

(000) (0 00) (O 00)

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JABLE- 51 : NUMBER AND i)ERCENrAGEOFHO[JSEIIOLDS ilYTYPlf~OFFUI!.L lJSFD FORCOOKIN(", 20lH

PS OI~tllcJ / Told!) To(,tl rue ClOp ('owdung flcctJluty COdl1 Cookll1g BIO-g,l.) K("lo~ellc Othcl& No

Code Pollt(_, Rural/ households wood le,ldue Ldl,e LlgJlItt.. ~l\ c()okll1g

SLIt IOn UIlhll1 (CildIUldl) !L P (J )

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO 11 12 13 14

()b Sll1ap.lil lotal 23,526 22,547 596 71 48 4 110 8 '14 5 83

(95 84) (251) (03() (020) (002) (047) (003) (023) (002) (015)

RUt "I 21,526 22,')47 596 71 48 4 110 8 54 5 83

(9) 84) (253) (030) (020) (002) (047) (0 OJ) (023) (002) (035)

Ulb,m () 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(000) (000) (0 (0) (000) (0 ()O) (0 (0) (000) (OO() (0 (0) (000)

Pel LLI1t.lgC III bl 'Icket~

D,ILI SOUl cc: Censu,> ol Intil.! 200 I II- SClle~ "T,lblc~ on 11011)(.", I IOll~eh()ld AmenlllL'> find A~,ct:; "

As ~hown 111 the table, thele me I1Ine types of

fuel S L1sed LOt COOklllg pLIl pose by 129,694 household~

III the dlstllct 01 these (lIeb, filewood l~ llsed by

91 61 pel cent of households III total clreas of tIllS

dlstllct <IS agalllbt 9116 pel cent mllual and 61 3~

pel cent in 1Il ban aleell> SlI11llar Iy cow-dung IS used

by 236 pel cent of hOlJ')eholcls 111 totdl .lled~ and 233 pel cent household~ 111 nil ell ale(l~ o( the (h~tnLt {OJ ('ookll1g PUI po.c,e

In the Iltball dJetl~ or the dl~tllct, 61 ~'\ pet (Lnt

l)1 !Joll.,c!loltl., lhe Ilrcwoud lollowod b) 22 86 pel

cell! Lllokmg g(h dnd 866 PCI l-"Ilt kell)"CIIC

fABLE-52: NUMBEROFnOU~EHOLDS AVAILING BANKINGSERVIOE AND NUMBER OF HOlJSEHOLDS

HAVING EACH OJ? fBESPOCJFJED ASSET'S, 200J

PS DJstJ let IPS TOt.lJ/ Tot,ll TOlal A YdJldbJllly ot hOlJsehold U\sUS

Code Rliluil number 01 IlUmbel 01 RdClio/ Televl~lon 1 e1ephone Blcyde Swoler, Car, Nonco[ Ulb,m hou~dlOlds hOll~eholcb I l<UlSISlOl MolOl Jeep, the

aVfllllI1g Cyde, Van spwficd bankmg Moped assetb

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

DI~trlct - NlIllllada TOld! 129,694 18,773 21,805 8,381 1,959 65,537 4,547 789 58,498

(1447) (1681) (646) () 5) (5053) (3 51) (061) (45 1)

Rural 123,352 15,992 19,951 5,760 1,203 61,784 3,385 595 56,574

(1296) (1617) (467) (098) (5009) (274) (048) (4586)

Urban 6,142 2,781 1,854 2,621 756 3,753 1,162 194 1,924

(43 85) (2923) (41 33) (1192) (59 18) (1832) (306) (3034)

01 10nk Tota! )5,936 3,241 3,271 1,912 461 10,067 915 174 4,964

(2014) (2053) (1200) (289) (6117) ('i 74) (I 09) (31 15)

RIllal 12,511 1,802 2,424 520 83 8,088 114 53 3,941

(1440) (1937) (416) (066) (6465) (251) (042) (3 I 5)

Ulban 3,425 1,439 847 1,392 378 1,979 601 121 1,023

(4201) (2473) (4064) (II 04) (5778) (17 55) (353) (2987)

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ANALY neAL NOTE ---~-

IAHLI~-52: NlIMBEROFHOUSEHOLDS AVAiLING BANKINGSF1WICES AND NUMBEHOFHOlJSF1iOLDS

HAVING EACH OF THE S Pli.C'IFKED ASSEfS, 2001

PI) DI~tllcl / P ') [otall Total lotal A v<lllabiltly of hOllsehold assets Lodc RUf,ll! 1l1lmbcI oj llllmbcl oj Radlo/ J clevhloll I elep!Jonc BIcycle SCOO(CI. Car, None of

lhball hOll~chold<; hou"eh()ld~ I lanSI~(OI MolDI Jeep, the availll1g Cycle Vall specIfied b,l1lklllg Moped a~sets

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

OJ Nllapada lolal 20,265 3,411 4,094 1,911 287 12,116 961 116 7,015

(1683) (2020) (951) (I 42) (6077) (474) (067) (3462)

R'lJ,ll 70,265 3,411 4,094 1,911 287 12,316 961 136 7,015

(1681) (2020) (953) (1 42) (6077) (474) (067) (1462)

Ulbun 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(0 no) (0 ~O) (0 00) (0 00) (0 00) (000) (0 aD) (000)

01 Komanu rotal 27,011 1,131 4,271 998 317 13,049 605 127 12,812

(12 14) (1'i B I) (3 (9) (I 17) (tiS 31) (224) (047) (4743)

RlIlal 27,0 II 3,313 4,271 998 117 11,049 605 127 12,812

(1734) (1')81) (369) (1 17) (4811 ) (224) (047) (4743)

Ulban 0 () 0 () () 0 0 0 0

(000) (000) (000) (000) (000) (0 (0) (000) (OOO)

()4 Khmtat I utal 25,931 3,262 4,134 2,228 511 12,858 1,072 147 11,985

(1258) (1671 ) (859) (198) (4959) (4 13) (057) (4622)

Rural 23,014 1,920 3,327 999 135 11,084 511 74 11,084

(II 34) (1446) (434) (059) (4816) (222) (032) (48 16)

l)lban 2,917 1,342 1,007 1,229 378 1,774 561 73 901

(4601) (3452) (42 13) (1296) (60 82) (1923) (250) (3089)

0') Bodcll 'I alai 17,025 2,117 2,301 416 118 6,970 287 85 9,414

(1243) (13 52) (244) (069) (4094) (I (9) (050) (5530)

Rural 17,025 2,117 2,301 416 118 6,970 287 85 9,414

(1243) (1352) (244) (069) (4094) (I 69) (0 50) (5530)

Urban 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 a (000) (000) (000) (0 00) (0 00) (000) (000) (000)

06 ')Illapah Tolal 23,526 3,409 3,534 896 263 10,277 707 120 12,308

(1449) (1502) (381) (l 12) (4368) (301) (051) (5232)

RUlal 21,526 3,409 3,534 896 263 10,277 707 120 12,308

(1449) (1502) (381 ) (1 12) (4368) (301) (051) (5232)

Ulban 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0

(000) (000) (000) (000) (0 00) (0 00) (0 00) CO 00)

Data Source Census oflndta 2001, II- SeJ1es "Tables on Houses, HO\l~ehold Amelllties and A~sets"

Table~52 presents the number and percentage of As regards to banking services, it may be households availing banking service facility in total, mentioned here that banks refer to all types of rural and urban areas of the district along with the commelcial banks such as nationalized banks, private police stations. It also provides information all the banks, foreign banks and co-operative banks and the availability of household assets like radio, transistOl, service availed means the hend of the household 01'

teleVision, telephone, bicycle, scooter, motorcycle, any other member in the household is availing banking moped, car, jeep etc. in total, rural and urban areas seIvice provided by the bank or post office bank, as of the district a holder of any type of bank account Accordingly,

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only 18,773 (14.47%) of the total 129,694 households in the district avail banking services as agai11st 43.85 per cent in the U1batl areas and 12.96 per cent ill the ('mal areas.

As regards to Jifferent household assets, bicyclt;: claims the highest percentage (50.53 pCI' cent) of households in total, 50.09 per cent in rural and 59.18 per cent in urban areas of the district. Radiol Transistor claims the second position (16.81%1) followed by television (6.46%) as household asset. Expensive household assets like telephone, scooter, car ancljecp claim very negligible proportion in both rural and total arcas oJ'the district. However in the urban areas" II .92 per cent of the households have telephone connection and 18.32 per cent households possess scooter, motorcycle, moped and 3.06 per cent own car, jeep, van etc.

As regards to banking services availed by households at police station level, the Jonk police station is at the top with 20.34 per cent and the Komana police station is at the bottom with 12.34 per cent.

Coming to the household assets at the police station level, it is seen that, maximum proportion of households in total and lll'ban areas possess bicycle as their household Ilsset distantly followed by radio/ transistor and television sets. Valuable assets like scooter, motorcycle, moped, car,jeep, van, telephone etc. are possessed by a negligible proportion of households both in total, rural and urban areas.

This apart households not having household assets as mentioned in Column.6-11 of the table form majol' pmportion in total, rural and urban areas of the district and police stations,

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each and every village, may be a revenue villagl:' 01

unsurveyed village or notil1ed forest village or forest cluster in the rural areas C.D. Block wise/P.S. wise. The nllmes of village have been arranged ill ascendillg order of the permanent location code of the villages uncleI' different Police station within the jurisdiction of the concerned C.D. Block. It is noteworthy to mention that Census of India 200 I has introduced the assignment of permallent eight digited location code number to all villages in the state for facilitaring easy comparability of data over the period. In order to facilitate the readers & data users, an alphabetical list of villages under each C.D. Block showing the Police station with its location code number has been provided at the beginning of lllC vill<tge directory. In case of village (s) treated as an alit growth(s) in an urban agglomeration or treated as a Census town, the code number(s) and the name(s) ofvillage(s) hat, been provided minus data thereof separatdy. In Case ofPali village forming a portion of an olltgrowth, the corresponding data of the rural portion of the village only have been presented in the village directory. However the land utilization data for such cen~us towns have been made available in Appenrlix-lIl.

Maps being the instruments of depicting the location of the places, natural features, roads etc. within the respective administrative boundaries, these have been incorporated accordingly in the volume. All the maps so presented in this volume have been authenticated by the concerned revenue authorities in so far as the boundary, spellings and locations nre concerned. In case of the units adjacent to the coast land of the state, such maps have been cleared by the Survey oflndia through the Office of the Registrar General of India.

The district map showing the Police station boundary have been given at the beginning of the village directory. In addition to this maps, C.D. Block maps depicting the boundaries of various police stations under the C.D. Blocks, location of all the villages, symbolical representation of important amenities etc. have been incorporated in this volume prior to the presentation of data for the concerned C.D.Block.

The information on village directory has been provided in the statement containing 24 columns and

ANALYTICAL NOTE

these are relating to area of the village in hectares, population and number of households, availability of amenities like educational, medical, drinking water, post/telegraph/telephone facility, commercial & co­operative banks, agricultural! non-agricultural/other credit societies, recreational and cultural facilities, communications and power supply etc. This also provides information on the mode of approach to village, the name of the nearest town and its distance from the village, whether news paper/magazine is received by the villagers, income & expenditure of local bodies and also the information on the most important commodities that are manufactured in the village. In case of non-availability of any of the amcnities in the village, distance in broad ranges of thc nearest place where the facility is available has heen provided it) the directory.

Apart from these, the land use data for different villages in conformity with the pattern of classification of land use as recommended by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India have been presented in the said statement.

The Ministry of Agriculture has recommended the llJaintenance of records of land use pattern under five categories. These are as follows:

I. Forests

2. Not available for cultivation:

(a) Lands put to nOll-agricultural uses

(b) Barren and unculturable lands

3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow

lands:

(a) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands

(b) Lands under miscellaneous tree crops and

groves not included in the Ilet area sown

(c) Culturable wastes

4. Fallow lands:

(a) Fallow lands other than current fallows

(b) Current fallows

5. Net area sown

The Jand-use data in Vi lIage Directory are in

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accordance with the above mentioned classification. Forest is the same as category I above. Irrigated (by source) and un-irrigated give break-up of agricultural land which arc a combination of categories 4 (a & b) and 5 above. CultuJ'abie waste corresponds to category 3 (a+b+c) above. Area not available for cultivation corresponds to category 2(a+b).

The information on village wise amenities and land-use pattern [or the village directory have been collected fi'olll the Tahasildars who in tUl'll had utilized the services of village level workers like Revenue Inspectol' & Amins workillg under them. In order to ensure the accuracy and quality of data, these data have further been compared with the data collected from various concerned governmental departments. Information on educational institutions has been collected from Inspector of SchoolsfD.I of schoolsl concerned Block Development Officers. Directorate of Health services of Orissa/respective Chief District Medical Officers/concerned Block Development Officers etc. have supplied information relating to Medical facilities. Information on Posts & telegraphs and telephone facilities has been obtained from the respective authorities of Government of India. Likewise, Reserve Bank of India has supplied information on commercial and co-operative banks. Data on agriculturallnon-agricultural/othel' credit societies have been verified, wherever possible, with the information furnished by the concerned Registrars of Co-operative Societies.

(xh/) Scope of Town Dh-ectol'Y

The tOWI1 directory abounds in a compendium of information relating to all towns statutorily notified as well as census towns in a district. The towns have been arranged in ascending order of their location code within a district and do not cover strictly the m Hitary areas in the district.

The information on amenities and other aspects presented in codes have been explained separately. As regards urban agglomeration, a conventional creation of Census, the names of such agglomerations have been indicated which are similar to the names of the main town of the agglomerations. The particulars of the constituents of the agglomeration have been furnished separately.

The concept of out growths has already been discussed !loder urban agglomeration. To reiterate, the lown directory particulars of outgrowths of the nrban units are lIot available separately. and slleh particulars of the outgrowths are merged in the COre

town

Information on town directory has been collected from concerned Executive Officer of stalutori Iy noti ficel Towns ancl from Block Development OffIcer for CenSLlS Towns. The details of information on town directory presented in seven statements are briefly explained below.

Stalel11ent- I: This statement presents the status and growth bistory of towns. In Col.I of the statement serial number of tbe town and in Co1.2 name of the town in alphabetical order along with the class and administrative status have been furnished. In Col.3 location code of the town and in ColA, the name ()f the tahasil and police station in which the town is situated are given. eol.5 gives the names of C.D.Blocks of census towns. Area of the town(in square kilometer), number of households including house less households, population and growth rate af popUlation, density and sex ratio etc. are presented in subsequent columns.

Statement - II: This statement provides information on physical aspects unci location of the town. These information include average rain fall, maximum and minimum temperature for the last ten year beginning from 1990-1999, distance of the town from the state, district, sub-division/tahasillpolice station headquarters etc., the nearest city with one lakh and above population, nearest city with population of five lakh and more, railway station, bus facility, navigable river/canal (if within 10 kms of the town) are indicated in different columns.

Statement- rII: It depicts the picture of the municipal finance of the town for the year 1998-99. The receipts from different sources are indicated under ColA to Col.l 0 where as the expenditure under various items have been shown under Col. I I to Col.! 7.

Statement- IV: The statement depicts the picture of civic and other amenities available in the town. These include total popUlation, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe populat ion orthe tawn as per 2001 Census. Apart ii·om this, the total road length in kms,

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system of sewerage, number of latrines, method of disposal night soil, source of protected water supply, system of storage of drinking water. fire fighting services. electrification with !lumber of connection for different uses are shown in diiferent columns.

Statement -V: This statement presents information on medical, educational and recreational and cultural Jacilities available in the town in 1999. The medical institutions cover hospitals/dispensaries/T.B.clinic, etc with number of beds. These institutions may have been owned by Govt.lLocal bodies, private agenci0s, etc. Similarly, the educational institutions cover both general and techn ical ones and include arts/science/ commerce colleges (of degree level and above), medical colleges, engineering colleges, polytechnics, reconiged shorthand/type writing/vocational training institutions, higher secondarylintet'lnediatc/senior secondary PUC (pre-university college)/junior college level, secondary/matriculation, Junior secondary and middle schools, primary schools, adult literacy centers, working women's hostels with number of seats, stad i um,ci nema,aud itori lim/ e1rama/comm unity halls, public libraries including reading rooms etc. available in the town are furnished under different columns.

Statement- VI: Information on three most important commodities exported, three most important commodities manufacture, number of banks, number of agricultural credit societies and number of nOIl­agricultural credit societies peliaining 10 the respective towns in the district are ret1ected in this statement.

Statement - VII: Like the village directory, the town directory format has also been modified to some extent. In the 1991 Censlls, civic amenities available in notified/recognized slums only in urban areas were collected. Contrary to this pl"Ovision, information/data relating to availability of civic amenities in each slum irrespective of it being recognized/notified was recorded in the 2001 Census with the objective to asceliain the existing civic amenities in slums and to provide necessary information/data required for slum improvement/development. Besides the number of households and population, amenities like paved roads (in kms), system of sewerage, number of latrines (category wise), method of disposal of night soil, number of tap points etc. and electric connection

available in the slums are presented in this statement.

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

Section I - Village Directory

(a) Note explaining the abbreviations used in thc village dil'cctou·y

The "Village Directory" is one of the traditional compilations of the Census. It gives the list of villages, their location numbers, their area, population, number of households, amenitics such as educational, medical, drinking waler, post and telegraph, commcrcial and co-operative banks, agricultural non-agricultural and other crecl it societies, recreationa I ancl cultural facilities, communicatioll, approach to village, nearest town with a distance, power supply availability of newspaper and magazines, most important commodity manufactured and land llse of each village.

Village is a statutory recognized unit having a defiuite boundary and separate land records. In case, a complelevillage is treated as an outgrowth of urban agglomeration, data on amenities for that village, have not been given in the Village Directory but shown along with the urban component. The villages which are consider as a Census Town , the amenities data arc shown in the Town Directory. For those villages which have partly merged in an outgrowth of U .A., the amenities data are shown in the Village Directory for that particular village.

The 'un-inhabited' villages ( villages with no popUlation) have been indicated as such after furnishing details in columns 1 to 3 i.e., Serial ntfmbel~ Name of village & location code number and area of the village against column 110. 4 to 18. The land

use data for such villages are shown in Col. 19 to 23

The Village Directory format has 25 columns and the details given under each column for the village are as follows :

Columns 1 & 25 : Serial Number

Self explanatory. All the villages within the C D Block are presented serially ill the ascending order of their location code number.

Columns 2 8t 24 : Name and Location Code

Number of "mage.

The name and location code number of the village

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are shown against these columns. This also includes the forest and uninhabited villages.

Coillmn :3 : An~a of the village

The area of the villages i 11 hectares are given. Wherever the area figures was not fUl'l1ished by the concerned depal'tlllCnt the column i::; left blank.

Column 4 : Total population

The total popUlation of the village as per 200 I Census is given against this column.

Column 5 : Number of households

The number of households as per 2001 Census is given in this column.

Amenities:

In column 6 to 23, availability in respect of different amenities such as education, medical, drinking water, post, telegraph, banks, credit societies, cOl11munication, power, approach road etc, in each village has been depicted with appropriate codes against the column concerned. Wherever the amenities are not available in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broaci ranges viz. <5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ killS of the nearest place where the facility is available is given, Column wise details al'e given below:

Column 6 : Educational

Classes upto class V included in Primary SchooL This will include nursery school, kindergarten school. Pre-basic school, pre-primary school, junior basic school upto class V.

Classes from VI to VIII are included in the middle school.

Classes from IX and X included in High secondary school. Classes XI and xn are included in senior secondary school.

In case of composite schools like middle school with primary school or secondary school with middle

schooL these are also included in thc number of primary and middle schools, respectively.

Accordingly any of the following types of instituj ions if exists within the village IS shown as p<;!'

codes given below:

( i) Primary School P

(ii) Middle School M

(iii) Secondary School 11

(iv) Senior Secondary School PUC

(v) College C

(vi) Industrial School

(vii) Training School 1'1'

(viii) Adult I iteracy class/centre AC

(ix) Others (specify) e.g. Sanskrit Path- 0

shala, Senior basic school, Navodaya Vidyalaya, Makhtab, etc.

More than one institution of a type in the village is indicated by the number within brackets against the abbreviation, e.g. P(3), M(4), etc.

Column 7 : Medical

Availability ofmedical facility within the village is indicated by following codes;

(i) Allopathic Hospital Ayurvedic Hospital Unani Hospital Homeopathic Hospital

(ii) Allopathic Dispensary Ayurvedic Dispensary Unani Dispensary Homeopathic Dispensary

(iii) Maternity & Child Welfare

(iv) Maternity Home

(v) Child Welfare Centre

(vi) Health Centre

(vii) Primmy Health Centre

(viii) Primary Health SubMCentre

(ix) Family Welfare Centre

(x) T.B. Clinic

(xi) Nursing Home

(xii) Registered Private Medical Practitioner

H HA HU

H Hom

D

DA DU

D Hom

MCW

MH CWC

HC

PHC

PHS

FWC

1'B

NH RMP

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(xiii) Subsidised Mt:clical Practitioner SMP

(xiv) Community llealth Worker CHW

~v) Oilie~ 0

More than one iustitution of a type in the village is indicated by the number within brackets against

the abbreviations, e.g. 11(3), 0(4), de.

Column 8 : Dl'ilUldn(~ WateD'

The type of the drinking water supply sources available within the village are indicated by codes as follows:

(I) Tap Water T

(ii) Well Water W

(iii) Tank Water TK

(iv) Tubewell Water TW

(v) Hanclpump HP

(vi) River Water R

(vii) Canal C

(viii) Lake L

(ix) Spring S

(x) Others 0

(xi) Summer Source SS

Column 9 : Post, Telegraph and Telcphone

It is indicated by codes as shown below whether within the village exists the following amenities:

(i) Post Office PO

(ii) Telegraph Office TO

(iii) Post & Telegraph Office PTO

(iv) Telephone Connection PH

Column 10 : Commercial and Co-opcl'ative Bani{s

If the village is served by any banking serv ice, commercial bank, co-operative bank etc. the same is indicated in codes mentioned below along with the number of banks in brackets. If not available the distance of nearest place where the facility exist is given:

(i) Commercial Bank

(ii) Co-operative Bank

CM

CP

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

Column 11: Credit Societies

If the village enjoys the services of Credit Societies i.e. Agricultural Credit Societies, Non Agricultural Credit Society or Other Credit Societies, the same is indicated in cocles mentioned below along with the number of slich societies in brackets. In case the facility is not available within the village the distance of the nearest place where such facility exist is given:

(i) Agricultural Credit Society ACS

(ii) Non-Agricultural Credit NCS Society

(iii) Other Credit Society oes

Column 12 : Recreational and cultural facilities

If facilities such as Cinema/Video hall, Sports Club, Stadium!Auditorium is available in the village. The same is recorded in these columns. If not available the particulars of the nearest place with the facility is recorded. The information is indicated in codes mentioned below along with the number of such facilities in brackets:

(i) CinemaiVideo Hall

(ii) Sports Club

(iii) Stadium! Aud itorium

Column 13 : Communications

cv SP

ST

If the village is served by any mode of public!

private transpo~t like Bus, Railway Station or Navigable water ways they are to be mentioned as

follows:

(i) Bus

(ii) Railway Station

(iii) Navigable Waterway

Column 14 : Approach to village

BS

RS

NW

Approach to village refers to the state of road leading 10 village. The approach to the village is

indicated in following codes:

(i) Paved Road PR

(ii) Mud road MR

(iii) Foot path FP

(iv) Navigable River NR

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(v) Navigable Calla! NC

(vi) Navigable waterways other than NW River, Canal

Column 15 : Nearest Town and distance

The distance is given in kilometers in brackets against the name of the town nearest to the village.

Column 16 : Power SIIBllJly

Availability of Power Supply in the village, whatevcr may be the form of its LIse is given by lIsing following codes:

(i) Electricity for domestic usc ED

(ii) Electricity for agricultural use EAG

(iii) Electricity for other purposes EO

(iv) Electricity for all purposes EA

Column 17 : News Paper/Magazine

If village rece!ves any News Paper/Magazines the same is noted in this column using following

codes:

(i) News Paper

(ii) Magazine

N

M

Column 18 : Most important commodities

maJlufactured

The name of three most important commodities manufactured in the village is recorded against this column.

Column 19 to 23 : Land use i.e. area under different types of land usc

Land use data maintained by the State/U.T, Govts. are furnished against these columns. The data concerning area under Forest, Irrigated land (by source), Un-irrigated land, Culturable waste and Area not available for cultivation in the village are shown against these columns. The area figures are given in hectare(s) up to one decimal. Dash '_' is recorded wherever the information is 110t made available by the concerned department. The codes used for different types of irrigation facilities available in the village are indicated below:

(i) Government Canal GC

(ii) Private Canal PC

(iii) Well (withoul electricity) W

(iv) Well (with electricity) WE

(v) TubeweU (without ekehicity) TW

(VI) Tubcwdl (with dectricity) crwl2 (vii) 'lank rK

(viii) River R

(ix) Lake L

(x) WateI'f~111 wr (xi) Others 0

(xii) Total T

The villrlgl.: directory also carries tile following appendices.

Appcndix-I It gives the abstract of educational, medical and other amenities available in villages C 0 Block"wise of the

district.

Appendix-I-A Indicates number of villages C 0 Block-wise having one or 1110rc

primary schools.

Appcndix-I-B Indicates Ilumber of villages C D Block wise having primary, middle and secondary schools.

Appendix-I-C Shows number of villages CD Block wise with different sources of drinking water facilities.

Appendix-II Indicates the list of villages with 5,000 and above populatioll 'which do. not have one or more important amenities.

Appendix-II-A Indicates list ofCenslls Towns which do 110t have one or more amenities.

Appendix-Ill It gives the land utilization dala in respect of Censlls Towl1s/non­municipal Towns.

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Appendix-IV C D Block wise list of inhabited villages where no amenity other than drinking water facility is available.

Appendix-V Summary showing number of villages not having Scheduled Castes

popUlation

Appe.ndix-VI Summary showing number of villages not having Scheduled Tribes population.

Appendix-VII A, VII B

The appendix shows the list of villages according to proportion of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges.

Appendix-VIrI Indicates C 0 Block-wise number of villages under each Gram Panc!tayat.

(b) List of villages merged ill towns and

outgrowths at 2001 Census :

The dis1rict Nuapada was having two statlltory towns, namely, Khariar Road (NAC) ancl Khariar (NAC) in 1991 Census and no new town has been created during the Census 200 I. However, during these two census periods there is no viHage merged in any town situated earlier. Similarly, no outgrowth at 200 I Census has been croppt:d up.

SI. No.

LIST OF VILLAGES FULLY MERGED IN ~OWNS AND OUTGROWTHS

AT 2001 CENSUS

Name Location Merged in towns of village code No. and olltgrowths

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NUAPADA C.D. BlOCK- 0001

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF NUAPADA C.D. BLOCK - 0001 Senal number Name of vIllage 2001 Census locatlon code 1991 Census loealton code number

number I 2 3 4

NAME OF C.D. BLOCK - NUAPADA

POLICE STATION - JONK - 0001

Amalldadar 04184600 100010014001400037

2 Amasena 04186&00 \0001001400\400059

3 Amodl 04181100 100010014001400002

4 Babankera 04183200 100010014001400023

5 Bakharmal 04181700 100010014001400008

6 Baloda 04185100 100010014001400042

7 Barakothl 04182200 100010014001400013

8 Beheradlhl 04184700 100010014001400038

9 Beltukurl 04181800 100010014001400009

10 Bhalnsmundl ORF Bhusudl 04183500 100010014001400026

II Bhalsatal 04185200 100010014001400043

12 Bhaleswar 04181600 100010014001400007

13 BhandarpurJ 04185300 100010014001400044

14 Bhanpur 04184000 100010014001400031

15 Bhotha 04184200 100010014001400033

16 Blromal 04185600 100010014001400047

17 Bisora 04182700 100010014001400018

18 BOirbhadl 04186200 100010014001400053

19 Budhlpa!J 04185000 100010014001400041

20 Chanabeda 04187200 100010014001400063

2\ Cuul!\dpam 04185&00 \000100\4001400049

22 Chlchmpanl 04185700 100010014001400048

23 Chmgarasara 04183400 100010014001400025

24 Darllmunda 04187800 100010014001400069

25 Darl mawapara 04185400 100010014001400045

26 Darlipali ORF Chuhun 04186300 100010014001400054

27 Deogaon 04182000 100010014001400011

28 Dhanora 04182600 100010014001400017

29 Dhumabhala 04184100 100010014001400032 30 Doto 04183300 100010014001400024

31 Gaharendlill 04183800 100010014001400029

32 GOlama 04186900 100010014001400060

33 Gudapatara 04182800 100010014001400019 34 Jampanl 04185900 100010014001400050 35 Jamuh 04185500 100010014001400046 36 Jangula 04184900 100010014001400040 37 JenJera 04184800 100010014001400039 38 lhalbahal 04187500 100010014001400066 39 Jhlllki 04183000 100010014001400021 40 Kadamben 04182500 1000\0014001400016 41 Kalyanpur 04187100 100010014001400062 42 Kandadhap 04182300 100010014001400014 43 Kermell 04187600 100010014001400067 44 Khahapanl 04187900 100010014001400070 45 Kodoguda 04181400 100010014001400005 46 Kodomen 04186400 100010014001400055

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF NUAPADA C.D. BLOCK - 0001 SPrlal number Name of village 2001 Census location code 1991 CenslIs location code number

• number ----_.-___ L 2 3 4

47 Kolda 04187000 100010014001400061

4l! Kukunmundl 04184300 100010014001400034

49 Kulmbandha 04183900 100010014001400030

)0 Kunlmunda 04181000 100010014001400001

51 Lukupall 04183100 IOOOl001400140ooJ2

52 Magurpanl 04187700 100010014001400068

'il Mahatamtura 04186600 100010014001400057

~4 Masankunda 04182400 100010014001400015

S'i Mudhela 04186500 100010014001400056

~6 NeglpalJ 04182900 100010014001400020

57 l'andnpano 04181900 100010014001400010

58 Par?s Ihhadar 04184500 100010014001400036

S9 Parkod 04184400 100010014001400035

60 Rohenpal11 04188000 100010014001400071

61 Sa.lha (Kala) 04187100 100010014001400064

62 Sallha (Khurd) \ 04187400 100010014001400065

63 5af alpah 04181500 100010014001400006

64 Saralpah 04186\00 .

100010014001400052

6: Sell lena 04183600 100010014001400027

66 Senhhata 04183700 100010014001400028

t:J7 S'ngpUl 04182100 100010014001400012

68 TamaJ'd dddar(KaJ a) 04181200 100010014001400003

69 Tamkldari1r(Khurd) 04181300 100010014001~00004

70 Tangopal1l 04186000 100010014001400051

71 'thelKobeda 04136700 100010014001400058

POLICE STATION - NUAPADA - 0002

Amanara 04189300 100020014001400012

2 Anhyuba 04191200 100020014001400031

3 BagJore 04195000 100020014001400118

" Bhalll~adaraha 04188600 100020014001400006

S Bhmnslmundl 04189900 100020014001400018

6 Bha·sadadar 04195400 100020014001400072

7 Bhdjlpala 04190100 100020014001400020

II Bharualllunda 04196600 100020014001400082

9 Bhera 04190600 100020014001400025

10 Bhera 04194100 100020014001400060

II Bhothll 04196200 100020014001400078

12 Brahman! 04188700 100020014001400007

13 Chhehlendl 04191600 100020014001400035

14 Chhotkendubahara 04188300 100020014001400003

15 Chhntiodra 0'l196300 100020014001400079

16 ChlpaJhal 04193700 100020014001400056

17 Chulahhat 04195600 100020014001400073

18 DaldaL 04189200 1000200140014000 I 1

19 Daltpathna 04189100 100020014001400010

20 Dhamanpun 04197900 1000200140014000Q5

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF NUAPAOA C.D. BLOCK - 0001. Senal number Name of village 200 I Cen~us location code 1991 Census location code number

number 2 3 4 .

21 Dharambandha 04196700 100020014001400083

22 DhwaJabhata 04194700 100020014001400066

23 Dlanmunda 04192700 100020014001400046

24 Dumerpanl 04190300 100020014001400022

2S ForfouJ 04188100 100020014001400001

26 Gadtor 04193200 100020014001400051

27 Gangadlgarh 04195900 100020014001400075

28 Gldhmlpanl 04188800 100020014001400008

29 Gobara 04197600 100020014001400092

30 Godtula 04190800 100020014001400027

31 Golabandh 04197400 100020014001400090

32 Haldl 04190000 100020014001400019

33 Hanspun 04190700 100020014001400026

34 I-Iernamunda 041Q3300 100020014001400052

35 Jamudara 04191500 100020014001400034

36 Jamusal1bhata 0418.8500 tOO02001400]400005

37 Jhalap 04196900 (000200J4001400085

38 Jhllmlill 04192800 100020DI4001400047

39 Junanl 04190900 100020014001400028

40 Kalamldadar 04195300 100020014001400071

41 Kankerm'ilnJI 04197500 100020014001400091

42 Karchul 04193600 100020014001400055

43 Katmgpanl 04196400 100020014001400080

44 Kendubahara 04188400 100020014001400004

45 Kermell 04197300 100020014001400089

46 Khalranl 04199700 100020014001400113

47 Khalana 04189700 100020014001400016

48 Khoksa 04197800 100020014001400094

49 KodoPdh 04196100 100020014001400077

50 Kotenchullil 04191700 100020014001400036

51 Kukuratal 04194600 100020014001400065

52 Kukunmundl 04194900 100020014001400068

53 LanJlmar 04193900 100020014001400058

54 Lodra 04196500 100020014001400081

55 Mahuabhala 04192200 100020014001400041

56 Momguda 04197100 100020014001400087

57 Maullbhata 04193500 ]00020014001400054

58 Mohara 04189400 100020014001400013

59 Motanuapada 04194400 100020014001400063

60 Musarangl 04195100 100020014001400069

61 Nandapur 04190200 100020014001400021

62 Padampurl 04192400 100020014001400043

63 Pagarpanl 04191000 100020014001400029

64 Pakhanpadar 04195500 100020014001400116

65 Panchampur 04194000 100020014001400059 66 Pandnpam 04193800 100020014001400057 67 Pandnpanl 04195800 100020014001400074

72

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF NUAPADA C.D. BLOCK - 0001 Senal number Name of village 200 I Census locatIOn code 1991 Census location code number

number 2 3 4

68 Paraskhol (Kala) 04192000 100020014001400039

69 Palaskhol (Khurd) 04191900 100020014001400038

70 Parsabuda 04192100 100020014001400040

71 Pasamara 04189000 100020014001400009

72 Patalghutkun 04189500 100020014001400014

73 PatharapunJ I 04194200 100020014001400061

74 Palora 04196800 100020014001400084

7S Palparpah 04190500 100020014001400024

76 Pawartola 04189600 100020014001400015

77 PethlBpalt 04197200 100020014001400088

78 Plpalchhendl 04191400 100020014001400033

79 RaJlbnagar 04188900 100020014001400119

80 RaJPurnuapada 04192500 100020014001400044

81 Ratapah 04193400 100020014001400053

82 Rattpall "{)4192900 100020014001400048

83 Sahlpaln 04191300 100020014001400032

84 Sakhatora 04193100 100020014001400050

85 Salebhala 04192300 100020014001400042

86 Sarabang 04189800 100020014001400017

87 SethJumpaOl 04195200 100020014001400070

88 Sl8latl 04191800 100020014001400037

119 Sllda 04190400 100020014001400023

<10 Siharibahara 04196000 100020014001400076

91 SlfIgldl 04188200 100020014001400002

92 Sirtol 04192600 100020014001400045

93 Sunantal 04198000 100020014001400096 . 94 Supaft 04194800 100020014001400067

95 Tanwat 04197700 100020014001400093

96 Tanamahuabhata 04194500 100020014001400064

97 Thakurnuapada 04193000 100020014001400049

98 T1krapada 04197000 100020014001400086

99 Tlleljhar 04191100 100020014001400030

100 Tona 04194300 100020014001400062

POLICE STATION - KOMANA - 0003

Barabeda 04200500 100030015001500151

73

.... o

2

CD Dlock. N ""pad. (0001)

2

3

4

.5

6

7

8

9

10

II

KlIllImundn (04181000)

Amodl (04181100)

Tnmakldadar(Knla) (04181200)

Tamkuiadar(hhurd ) (04181300)

Kodoguda (04181400)

Sarnlpah (04IBI500)

Bhale.war (04181600)

Bakhalmal (04181700)

Beltukun (04 18 I 800}

P.lldnpalll (04181900)

Deogtlon (04182000)

3 4

1470 211

8570 l,i37

230 398

2270

3660 13

6160 1.474

6690 1.380

4800 538

6510 1.716

2570 592

1630 113

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

AmeOitieS available (If not available wlthm the village, a dash (-) IS shown m the column an next to II In brackets the distance 10 broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of Ih

nearest place where the faCility IS available IS !lIven

5 6

44 P M(IO+) C(10+)

261 PM(S-IO) C(IO-J)

105 P M(5-1O) C(10:)

P M« 5) C(IO+)

317 P M« 5} C(IO+)

286 P M C(lO+)

132 P M« 5) C( 10+)

376 P M S C(IO+)

121 P M« 5) C(IO+)

19 P M(S-IO) C(IO')

7

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(5·10)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+} PHC(5-10)

11(10+) MCW(IO+) PHC(S-IO)'

8 9

HP SS-HP PO« 5) PH(IO+)

HP SS-HP PH PO« 5}

HP SS-HP PO« 5) PH(IO+)

10 II 12

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) CP(IO-f) NCS(lO') SP(IO')

OCS( 10+) ,sT(IO+)

CM(IO+) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+} NCS(lO+) OCS(IO+}

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS( 10+)

OCS(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

-------- Unmhablled -----.---•• -

H(IO+} MCW(lO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(10+l PHC« 5}

PHS H(IO+} MCW(IO+) PHC« 5}

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(<; 5)

PHCPHS H(10+)

~CW(IO+)

H(IO+) MCW(lO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(lO+) PHC« 5)

HP SS HP PO(5-1O) CM(5-10) ACS( 10+) PII(IO+} CP« 5) NCS(IO+)

HP SS.HP PH PO« S)

HP SS·HP PO PH

HP 5S.HP PH PO« 5)

HP SS-HP PO PH

IlpSS.HP PH PO(<; 5)

HPSS-HI' PH PO« 5)

74

OCS(IO+}

CM(IO+} ACS( 10+) CPC 10+) NCS(lO+)

OC5(10+)

CM(IO+) ACS(IOr) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+)

OC5(1O+)

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

CM(IO+) AC5(1O-J) CPC 10+) NCS(lO+)

OCS(IO+}

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) Cp(l!)-\-) NCS( 10+)

OeS(IO,)

CM(IO+) CP(IO-t;}

ACS(I01) NCS(IO+) OC5(10+)

CV(IO+} SP(IO+) ~T(lO+)

CV(IO+) SP(lO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(lO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SPlIO+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SP(IO+) Sl(IO+)

13

B5«5) RS(IO+)' NW(IO+l

BS RS(IO» NW(IO+)

B~«5)

RS(IO+} NW{lO+)

B5« 5}

RS(IO') NW(IO+)

BS RS(S. 10) NW(lO+)

BS RS(IO+) NW(lO+)

BS RS( 10+) NW(lO+)

BS RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS«S} RS(JO+) NW(IO+)

B~«.5)

RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY ----------------------------------------------.----------------ViIl:lge Directory "'1'-' on ""') Land usc (I e area under dlfTetent types of land use Ir .

hectare)

i c 0

_g ~

bIl ~ . .a ::: <> ;;

~ <> 0

" u c 8 U ...

, ~ e 'OJ' E~ .2 -a 8 ~ ~" " 1!J' " :> :g '" ,',oj

~ ~"t:l ~ Jq ~ 00

~ >. 1a ~ il ]: " 1: ~ e "t:l ~"t:l

10 ;; B " go 8.CJ .!! ..!! ~ e

'" "" '" .0 l\! 0 '- ::I

~ ... "- !3,.a " bIl or 0 c !! ~

tl ::I tl 'iii E ~il c " <'3

~ ~ II:! ]" .. ~ Z_ -~ J: ;3 8 ~ ~ E

CIl

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

Mil Khan .. ROAd (30) ED 68 122 I 67 108 Kurumunda

----------Mit "halla, Road (30) ED 664 7157 343 405 Amod, 2

--------

MR Khan., Rond (35) FD 95 124 08 Ta,nak,dad.,.(Kalal 1

._--_.-•••••••• UnInhabIted ••••••••••• ramk,dadar(Khurd) 4

MR Kl,."a, Rond (27) m 1957 1331 251 119 Kodoguda

PR Khans, Road (25) m 406 5451 260 39 Sara,p'\' 6

MR Khans, Rond (28) ED 437 6047 65 140 Bh.leswa,

PI'< Khana, Road (25) en 116 4070 175 439 Bakham,al

PR Khana, Road \25) FD 494 5575 265 178 Beltukuro 9

____ ... _.Iw.

MR KhJlla, Ro,d (27) CD 206 2101 123 11 5 Panrlnpalll 10

MR "hannr Road (27) fD 118 1344 163 10 Deogaon II

75

! I

12

2

~lIlgpur

(04182100)

'3 4

273 0 421

5

DISTRICT CENSUS rlANDOOOK NUAPADA •

Cen~us ot India 2001 -AllIellillel> lind

Amenltles available (It nol dVdllahle wltnu' the village d daGh ( ) I; ~how!1 III the ~OllJmll dl1~ next 10 It In olaLl<elS the dl',taoLt! In brudd I dnges VIL <. 5 km!> ) 10 i-m!> dnd I (J" k'ns o! tn

near~Sl plaLe where the !aLllttv IS available IS J!,!Ven

6 7 8 9 10 11

105 PM«» C(lOt)

III 10,) MCW(IOt)

PIlC( So)

HP~S HI' 1'111'0(, 5)

C'M(IO+) ep(IOI)

AC~(ILt)

N(~(IOt)

Oe\(lo-<)

LV(IOI)

~r(lo+)

~I(I()+)

8S(, ') R~(IO\)

NW(IOI)

------------------------------__ ---------------------------------------------------------IJ

14

I)

16

17

18

19

20

21

B~lrikOllll

(041&2200)

h .. nddditap (04182300)

MaSdnkunda (04182400)

f...dddlTlbtll

(01182500)

D~umO\'"

(01182600)

Bt~Ola

(01182700)

Guddpatara (04182800)

Neg'pah (04182900)

JllIuk, (04183000)

7400

3840

13230

9380

4880

8950

2610

2650

Jl30

468

247

1368

1005

823

1603

475

J94

705

95 I' M« 5) C(1O+)

50 I' M« 5) C(lOt)

310 I'MC(IO+)

203 P M« 5) C(lOt)

201 P M« 5) C(lOt)

383 I' M C(lO')

107 I' M« 5) C(IO»

102 I' M« 5) C'(IO,)

159 P M«)l C(lO+)

H(IDt)

MCW(lOt)

Pllq~ 10)

1I(IOt)

MCW(IOt)

PHC'(5 10)

11(10, )

MCW(IO+)

1'11(5-10)

11(10)) MCW(IO+)

PIlC(:5-IO)

11(lOt)

MCW(IOt-)

PHC(5-10)

PHS H(IO+)

MCW(IOf)

PHC(~ 5)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 3)

11(101 ) MCW(IO+) PIlL(,5)

H(IO,)

MCW(IO+)

PHl(5 )(})

HI' ~S Ill' PH 1'0(5- CM( III t)

to) C'I'(IO+)

HI' 5S III' I'll 1'0(5- CM(IO+)

10) CP(IO+)

IIPS5 III' 1'0« 5) 1'11(10+),

111' S~ III' 1'0(5-10) 1'11(10, )

IIPS~Hr PHPO« 5)

HI' ~S HI' PO PH

HPSS-HP 1'0« 5) rll(lOt)

HI' '>5 III' 1'111'0(, 5)

liP 55 HI'

76

PH 1'0«

5)

CM(W,)

(P(IO')

CM(IO»

C1'(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP( 10 I)

CM( lOt)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO»

CP(IOt)

CM( 10+) CI'(]{)I)

CM(IOt)

CP(IO+ )

AC~(IOt)

NC ~(LO+) O(~(IOt)

AC~(lOt)

N(~llOt)

OC5(1O+)

A(~(IOt)

N( S(IOI)

OCS(IO-l)

An(IO'l NCS(lO') OL~(IOt)

A(S(lOI)

NC5( 10+)

OCS( lOT)

AC5(10+)

NeS(IO+)

OeS( lOt}

ACS(IOt)

NeS( lOt) OL~( 10+)

AC!>( 10\) NCS( 10+) 00(10+)

ACSIIO+ )

NCS( 10+)

OeS(lo+)

lV(IO+) ',1'(10,)

ST(IOI)

CV( 10+)

SP(lOt)

H(lO+)

(,V( 10+)

~P(IO')

~T(IO»

( V(IO+)

SP(IOI)

SI(IO+)

CY(IO+)

~P(lO+)

H(J()f)

CV( 101}

'>1'(10 t)

"T(lOf)

CV(IDt)

~P(lO+)

H(IOI)

CV(iU+)

SP(IO') \T( 10+)

ey( 101}

SP(10+)

ST(iO+)

BS(:5 I()

R~(lO' )

NW(IO')

8~(,-1O)

RS(IO I )

NW(IO+)

85« 5) R5()(H)

NW(IOq

8~(5 10)

RS(IO') NW(I(}i)

65« 5) RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

D\(,5)

RS(IO')

NW(IO+)

8~« 5) RS(IO,)

NW(IO\)

B'i« 5) RS(IO+) N\\ (10+)

B'>(<- 5) RS(lO, )

NW(Il)l)

VILLAGF-- DIREC10._R_Y __

Village Directorv Land Use (As 011 1999)

MR "hOi Jar Ro." (25) FD

MR "h""" R,.," (11) FD

Khanal Road (10) ED

MR Khall.lI Roa" (26) I'D

MR "hnll81 ROAd (2';) ED

I\.IR Khanar Road (25) ED

PI: "hull"' Road (21) fD

MR tJ,mar Roar! (2~) ED

Land usc (I e area under dIfferent types of land use n hectare)

264 231 6 12 5 22 SlI1gpUI

2466 4601 11 ~ 1 (, Ba"'ol1n

1397 2045 11 3 8 1 Kandadh8p

4119 8294 705 II 1 Mas8llklllld.

2679 6322 166 1 1 Kadamben

271 4401 191 1 5 Dhanora

67 1 7881 165 29 8'"018

91 2407 109 07 Gudapata,a

-------__ ._-------------------------

PI' Kha"01 Road (25) [I) 92 2375 106 74 Neg'p."

Il.h.lla, Roa,1 (1~) FD 237 2492 115 264 Jhll,k,

77

12

II

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Cem.u~ of Indld 2001 -Amenltle~ dlld

II.l Amenlt es aVdllable (lfnOl aVdlldble within the village a dash ( ) IS shown III the column an next to It III brackets the dl,tan~e III broad ranges VIL < 5 KillS 5 10 kill> and 10+ kill> ot Ihb

~ nedfe"t place where the tacllltV " dvallable "given I

~ ~

~ Ii § ~:E u L)

" '" t) " c: -" '" - " " ~ -'" '" " c:: 0 c ,. ~ 5 ~~ 0 3 ... 0 0 ~ ;: iii u c:. -" ., ~

" "'" :; ... "'" '" '" u

"" 8 -<'l " 15. 0 ~~~ ~ ~ 0 ...l ~ t!- o 11 ~ Ii ~ ~] ~ ~;;; od ;; ..<: "0 0 '" ti " " c 1A ~ "0 C (.) 0 r: ~ ~

0 u " 00 -s 0 " -" ~ c o<!.sg 0 " 1l ~ .... iii 0 " "'" 0 c: 0

~ 0 -" ;;; ~, Cil I'!~ ~>J '" ~ :; '- Cil :;: u E l'l C- o c v f! E] o '" ~ a

" .... 0 u 0 "" " 0 @ Q. fa Cil c 11 .,

~ E § " .. "

_o 0 .Q E '" " 0 E ~ Cil

~. "5 Cil E u -a " ~

E -'" ~~ .... g -a c 0 0 " '" ~ 8 8] ~(j~ ~~ .,

~ Vl I-< I-< Z I 2 3 4 5 6 7 & 9 10 II 12 13

2Z 1 ukupah

2870 49} 100 1'1\1(5 10) 11(101)

Ill' ~~ Ill' I'll 1'0«

(M(IO) A(~(lOc) (V(IO+) B~( 5)

(04183 IDOl C(lOt) MCW(IO) 5) U'(IO+)

N(~( 1(1) .'.P(IOc) R~(IO+)

PH((5 10) OC~(IOI) .',T( lOt) NW(IOc)

AC~( IO+} (V(IO+) B.',

23 Bllnn~ell

3530 379 8) PM(510) H(lO') III' ~~ III' 1'0« 5) C M( to+) R~(IOc)

(04 I 83200) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH(ID+) (1'(IOc)

NCS(IO') ~P(IOc) NW(lOc)

PHC(5 10) OC~(IOc) H(ID+)

24 Data (OlIS}300) 1290 396 90 I'M(510) H(IO+)

III' ~S III' 1'0(5 10) CM(lO+\ MS(IO') CV(I(jt) BS(5 10)

C(lO+) M(W(IO') PIl(lO') CP(\()+)

NCS( lOt) ~P(IOc) R~(IO+)

I'IIC (5 10) OCS(lO t ) ~T(IO+) NW(I01)

')5 ClullbaJ l!ldfd 3880 452 108

I'M(510) H(lOt) HI' S~ Ill'

I'll 1'0« lM(IO+)

A(~(I()') CV(I01) ElS(~ 5)

(04183400) C(lO+) MCW(IO') 5) CP(lOc)

N(!.(IOc) ~P(IOt) R~(IOt)

1'1I«IOc) OC!.(IO+) .',T(IOI) NW(IOt)

Bl18il1SIlIUndi 011 P M(5 10) H(IO') Al~(IOt) (V(IOt) B~(IOt)

06 BI\usudl 350 I 443 106 W.',!.W 1'0(5 IDj (M(IO') (04183500)

C(IOc) MCW(lOt) Pll(~ Sj CP(IO+)

NCS(IOc) 51'(10+) R~(ID' ) PH((IOc) OC~(IOt) ST(IOc) NW(IO+)

Semel18 I'M(510) H(IOt) 1'111'0« Al~( 10') (,V(IO+) BS

27 2530 419 95 HI' 'is HI' (M(IO') RS(IO+) (04183600) C(IO+) MCW(IOc) 5)

( P(IOt) NC~(IO') ~P(IO+)

NW(IOt) 1'11('« 5) OeS( 10+) H(IOt)

78 SellbhOlI

329 (l 446 III P M(5 10) H(IO')

Ill' ~S Ill' I'll 1'0« AC~(IOC) CV(l{I.) B!>«5)

CM(IO+) (04183700) C(lO+) MCW(IO,) 5)

(1'(10+) NCS( 10') ~P(IO') RS(IO+)

PH((5 10) O(S(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO,}

79 j}dhal clllhhi 2030 312 81

I' M(, 5) II( 10+) flP ~5 III' 1'0«5) CM(IO+)

A( ~(IOt) CV(IO+) B~(5 10) (041&3800) C(IO') M(W(IO')

PII(IOt) (1'(IOt) NCS(IOt) ~P(IOT) R'>(IOc)

PIK(S 10) Ot S(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

DHPHS AeS NeS(5 Kuhdbdndha PM S III lOt) HI'Wn, CV(IO+) B5(10+) 30 7730 988 246 1'0 Pil CM(IO,) 10) OC ~(5 (01183900) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) ~~ III' SP(IOt) R~(IOt)

1'11('(10; ) CP(IO+) 10)

~1(10+) NW(lO')

31 Bhdnpur

2 1840 2285 533 I' M C(lOt) H(IO+) HI'W IK I'H 1'0("

( M(lOt) A(~(' 5) CV(IO') BS(IO+)

(04184000) ~ICW(IOt-) 55 Ifl' 5) CP(IOc)

NC5(1O' ) .',I'( 10') R~(IO')

PHC(IO+) OC~(5 10) ST(IO+) NW(IOl)

78

VILI AGE DIRECTORY ----------------------------------------------------ViIla!!:e Directorv Land ll~e (Ai 011 1999)

MR KhO! Ilr Road (25) ED

PR I(haIlnr Road (20) rD

Land use (I e area under different types of land use If

hectare)

20 I 2363 II 8 187 lukupah

129 323 7 127 3 6 Baoallke,.

22

23

----------------------------------------------------------------------MR 44 274 g 127 37 I 00\0 24

-----------------------------------------------------------------------MR "h" Jar Road (25) FD

NR r,halla. Rood (12)

PR Khall.r Road (20) ED

PR Kh., 101 Road (20) ED

PR Khall" Road (20) ED

MR rr 1<.11."ar Road (47) ED to

"h.\\.r Road (42) FD

93

44

15 5

146

TK(I09) 154{) T(W9)

7818

79

1100

1100

2354

2976

1796

4560

922 I

III 57 1 Chlllgal asara 25

27 I 12 9 Bh81llsmundl Orf

Bhusudl 26

97 1 5 Semell. 27

12 I 14 Senbhata 28

6& 2 ) Gaharendlill 29

1207 11 8 Kuhahandha 10

1502 129 8 Bhanpur 11

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

2

DhlllndIJhdld (04184100)

Bholha (041&4200)

KukUlllTIlllldl

(04184300)

Patkod

(04184400)

Parasabhadal (04184500)

Amahdadal (04184600)

Beheradlhl (04184700)

JenJerd (04 I 848()0)

Janllul. (04184900)

Budillpall (04185000)

3 4

1590 188

4360 603

1810 168

5&50 1,342

2100 435

1590 525

2760 432

3120 1,020

3440 639

1510 263

DiSTRICl CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA

Census of India 20(11 -Amenitie~ and

Amenities available (If not available within the village a dash (-) IS shown In t!:le column dn~

next 10 It In brad.els the dl5tanLe In broad ranges VIi: " 5 km; 5-10 kms and 10+ km; o! tt nearest pldce where the taclltty IS a valldble IS given

5 6

34 I' M('" 5) C(IO,)

143 I' M« 5) C(IO+)

44 I' M« 5) C(IO+)

300 P M & C( 10+)

99 I' M« 5) C(IO+)

7

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) I'HC(IO+)

11(101-)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IOr)

PHC(5-10)

PH& H(J()+)

MCW(IOt)

PIIC(5-10)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

113 I' M« 5) C(5- H(lO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-10)

102 I' M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC'(510)

PHS 11(10') 205 P MC(IO+) MCW(IOi)

121 P M« 5) C(IO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-10)

56 PM«5)C(5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

8 9

III' W TK SS HI'

I'll 1'0(<-5)

HPWTK SS HI'

I'H PO« 5)

HI' W S~- PH 1'0«

HI' 5)

HI' W ~S- PO PII

III' 1'0(5-10)

HPSS-Hp PH 1'0« 5)

HI' W ~S- PH 1'0« HP 5)

HI' W rK PH 1'0« 5S-IIP 5)

III' W fK PO I'H« 55-HI' 5)

HI' W SS- PH 1'0«

HI' 5)

HP W TK PII 1'0«

SS-HP 5)

80

10

CM(IO+) Cr(IOi)

CM(IO+)

CI'{I0+)

CM(IO+) e 1'(101))

11

ACS« 5) NCS(IOI-) OC5(5-10)

AC~« 5) NCS(IOI-)

OC~« 5)

ACS« 5)

NCS(IO+)

OC5« 5)

ACS

CM(5-10) NC~(IO')

CP(5-10) OCS« 5)

CM(5-10) ~~~(~;+~ CI'(5-10)

ACS« 5) CM(5-10) NCS(IO+)

CP(5-1O) OCS« 5)

12

CY(IO+) SI'(lO i )

ST(lOI-)

CY(IO+)

SI'(lO 1-)

ST(IOI-)

13

B~(1 0 1-)

RS(IO+) NW(IOI)

1l&(IO') RS(IO') NW(IOt)

CY(5 10) BS« 5)

&P()-IO) RS(5-JO) S 1(10,) NW(IO+)

CY(5-10) B& R~(5 10)

51'(5-10) NW(IO+) S f(IO,)

C Y(5-1O) BS(5-1O)

SP(5-IO) RS(5-1O)

ST(IO+) NW(IO,)

CY(5-10) BS RS(5-

SP(IO+) 10) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

CM(S-IO) AC5(5-10) CY(5-10) BS« 5) CP(5-1O) NC~(IO+) SP(5-10) RS(5-IO)

OC~« 5) ~1 (10+) NW(IO+)

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) eY«5) CI'« 5) NC5(IO+) SP(5 10)

OCS(<-5) ~T(IO+)

CM(5-IO) AC~(5-1O) CV« 5) CI'« 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

OC5(,5) ST(IO+)

CM(5-IO) AC5« 5) CV« 5)

CP(5-IO) NCS« 5) SP« 5) OCS(5-10) ST(IO+)

BS RS« 5)

NW(lO' )

BS RS« 5)

NW(IO+)

BS RS(5-

10) NW(5-

10)

VlllAGr DIRECTORY

Village Director'\' Land U~i ( <\.~ 011 \999)

--.--r----.---------,~~--~------~~~--------------~------------ ~ Land use (I e are~ under dlfTerent types of land use II

MR [I' Khn'''I Road (Ill ~D

MR fP Khanal il.oa!! (12) UJ

PR MI{ ff' I\.l1a"ar I{o"u (9) ED

-----------_._------1'1{ MP fP NR kila".r Road (8) I'D NM

I'R MR Khanar Road (5) CIJ

fL'lAG

I'R I l' KIWI"' Ron,) (I) CD

PR \1R Fl'

NR N( Kha"ar Road (1) LDEO N

NW

I'R MP l~ NC kilnl'" ROAd (4) CD LAG

PR Mit rr NC I\."Hnar ROAd (4) I'D EAG

hectare)

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

388

436

W(Ol,)

TW(OO) f(O 0)

W(O I)

208 fW(O I) TK(26)

T(28)

W(O I) TW(O I)

96 TK(I 4)

R(461) f(478)

GC(60 I)

WIo(OI) R(6 I) T(66 3)

GC(I77 7) W(O I) TK(4 I)

R(26 S) T(2084)

GC(20 8) W(02) TK(4,)

T(255)

GC(I64 I) W(O I)

350 TW(OO) 1K(19)

T(166 I)

GC(88 1)

791

2886

1682

4860

1144

714

676

2)9 1

727

22 S

11 (> 72 Dhumahhal.

780 26 I Bholhn

29 10 1 Kukunmllndl

110 44 S Parkod

10 I R 1 Par.sabhad.r

57 14 I Amahdadar

Beheradlhl

94 38 4 JenJe,a

172 13 1 Jangul.

94 2) 4 Budhlpah W(O I)

27 TW(OO) 11\.(, I) 1(91 I)

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

81

12

33

)4

1S

16

37

38

19

40

4 I

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of Indld 2001 -Amemttes dod

IT I AmenlHe, avalldble (It not aVdllable within the village a ddSh ( ) I~ ~h()wl1 In the eol\lmn 'lnll

~

lIext to It It\ ordcl.eb the dl,lallee In brodd Idllge. VIZ -- 5 kills 5 \() llTl' dnu l(J~ ~II\' o! lit ll"oUe'l pl,\c" wher" Ihe !aclllI~ I. dvatldble I' gl\en I

" ~ 0:: I "'- ~ ~ I

'3 " iii ..}

~ 0 " "

c <> 1l .c - " "f! -= ~ " 5 <:> c > 0 -3 0 0 '" E u 1:: E-ia u C:!- -a ~ <lS 8. " ~ u " - " g_ :;

]~- '" '" 0 "" <:> .;g u :g 5 ....l ~ <:> 0 11 % 51",

"<l -; C:!- -'" -0 <> '" !! :;] § 6~

" " '" ~ § '"0 " t; t) 0 t: '" :!. "-"" -s 0 i:i '" § g ~ ~~g 0 " i:i ~ ia 0 .... .c 1;j ~ ttl;>-g ~ 0

.c 0 :; .... ttl ttl "f! '" ~ E ,.

i'l 0- 0 t:: :$

~ al1 § itt ~ a " '0 8. i:i 0 OIl " c:: til iii ttl " 11 "3 b ~ Ii ~ " ~ "

.c u :;; e '" e .. ttl el ~ e " -a e-'" " ~

~] 11 ~ :> 8 ~ 51 u (3 5 ~ 0 " ~ ~ 8] ~~ ~uVi Vl ...... ...... z

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

BalodA 3M70 613 163

PM« S) H(IO.) HPW S~ PH POI LM(S 10)

At ~(" 5) l V(S 10) !3~« 5) 42

(04185I()O) C( 10+) MrW(lO+) HI' 5) N(~(I01 ) ~P(IO.) R~(5 10) PHC(5 10)

(,P(5 10) 0(~(5 10) ~1(10') NW(S 10)

Bhals81al P M(5 10)('(5 H(IO+) 1 liP SS A(S(5 10) CV(5 10) Il~ R'>(S

43 2050 412 9<) 1'0(51() CM(510) 10) (01185200) 10) MCW(IOt) liP

PH(5 10) CP(5 10) N(,5(10+) !>I'(I01 )

NW(HH) PIIL(5 10) 0(,~(5 10) 1>1(10+)

Bhlindarpurl 1'«

1I(IOt) liP W ~~ PH 1'0(" AL~(<- 5) (V('\ 10) Il~« 5) 44 1330 145 J I 5) M«5) CM(, 10)

(041853UU) ((10+)

MCW(IO.) III' 5) (P(S 10)

N('~(IOI) SP(5 10) R~(5 10) PHC(5 10) OC~\IO') ~T( lOt) NW(510)

45 Dalltnawapala

364 0 600 147 I'M«5) II(I()') III' W 1 "- I'll 1'0«

CM(5 10) ACS(~ 5) (V15 10) 1l'>(5 10)

(04185400) C(IO+) MCW(Wt) 5'> III' 5) CP(5 10)

NC!:>(510) SI'(5 10) RS(S 10) PHC(,5) 0(S(5 (0) Sl (10+) NW(IO+)

JalllulJ PM«5) 11(10+) HI' fW W PH 1'0(' AC~

CV(5 10) BS

46 3310 571 115 ( M(lOt) N(S(lO') R~(IO') (04185500) qIO+) MCW(IO') TK ~'> III' 5)

(1'(10+) OC~(I(I+) ~r(5 10)

NW(IO+) 1'11( 5) Sf(IO')

Blfomai 1'(3) M S PHC PHS

liP W 1"- ACS(51() CV(IOt) B'>(IO+) 47

(MI85600) 12740 1929 394

C(IO+) 11(10+)

S~ liP PO I'll (,M(IO')

NC!:o(IOI) 51'(101) R!:o(IO'J MCW(IO+) CP(IO')

O(,~("H) ST(HH) NW(IOt)

Cludllllpam P M(,5) 11(10') HI' \v TK I'll 1'0(5 ACS(5 10) (V(IO') B~

48 10030 858 175 (,M(IO+) R5(IO+) (MISS700) C( 101) MCW(IO+) S5 liP 10)

CP(W+) N(~( 10') SI'(IOt)

NW(IO+) PH((< 5) O(S(IO') <;1(1111)

49 Chhllldpal\l

10680 1088 256 PM(,5) 1I(IOt} IWW IK PH 1'0(,

CM(lO t ) ALS(5 10) 'V(IO.) 1I~(IIl')

(04185&00) C(lO+) MC\I,(IO+) 5S HI' 5) CP(IO')

NC!>(IO+) 51'(10') RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO') 51(10.) NW(\(lt)

JampBH' PIIS H(lO+)

HPWn. AC~(5 10) CV(IOt) B~(IO' ) 50 7090 891 200 P MC(IO+) MCW(IO.) PO I'll CM(IO+) (04185900)

PHC« 5) ~~ HP

CP(IO+) N(,!>(IO+) SP(lOt) R~fJO+)

O('~( lOt) ST(W+) NW(IO+)

51 fangopam

3660 )62 76 P M(<-5) II( 10,) HI'W lK PH 1'0('"

( M(IO') AL~(S W) CV(IO.) BS(IO')

(04186000) ((10+) MCW(I()+) ~~ liP 5) ( P(IOr)

NCS(iOt) ~P(IO.) R~(IOr\

PHC(5 W) 0(S(10') ~ f( lOt} I~W\I01\

82

VILI AGE DIRECTORY ----------------------------------------------------------Villa!!e Directon !:!nd lise (As on 1999)

PR MR rr I\.h'''8' Ro.d (6)

PH MR rr KII1".r Road (8) rD

..

rR ~ IR rp I<.ha"o< Road (8)

Land use (I e area under different types of land u~~ n hectare)

Weo I}

800 TW(OO) TK(36) R(5 6) T(9 2)

W(O I}

TW(OO)

TK(41) T(44)

W(O 0)

TW(OO)

T(O 0)

2154

177 I

1200

174 450 Baloda

7 I 16 6 Bha.salal

48 8 1 Bhalldarpun

42

43

44

----------------;-----""--------------------------

Mit II' Khm Ir' Road (q) FD r,vl

I'R rp Klla,,', Road (10) ED

'v!R11' Hanar Road (10) ED

~11t rp Kh.,,., RURd (~4)

Mit rr Kh.lIa, Road (51) [0 FO

MRrP I<.halla, Road (»))

MR fP Khan •• Road (18)

79

142 TK(4 6) T(46)

1595

5196

1085

668 TK(9 7) r(97)

86 I

83

3111 246 18 5 Da,hllawapara 45

2710 21 1 175 Jamuh 46

8849 1490 810 Bllom.1 47

332 8 1120 38 1 Ch.chmpam 48

5188 1699 508 Chhmdpam 49

1869 91 1 1541 J.mp.111 50

1797 723 27 4 Tangopa111 51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

5Y

60

61

2

~aIalpa"

(04186100)

BOllbhadl (04186200)

Dmhpd!lOle ChuhUlI

(04186300)

" Kodolllell (04186400)

Mudnol. (04186500)

Mahatamtara (04186600)

Illelkobeda (04186700)

Alllas.ena (04 (86800)

Gotall\a (041&6900)

Kold. (01187000)

] tl " .c

3

6840

6850

6270

4430

3680

3120

2560

3100

4090

2630

4

670

7S8

608

1,026

613

500

610

995

1,277

694

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amenities aVailable (Ifnot available wlthm the Village, a dash (-) I> >hown In the WIUllIl1 an next to It In brackets the dlstan(.e In broad range, VIZ < 5 km" 5-10 kms and 10+ km> o( II

neare;t[lla(.e where the fdCliltv I; available IS gIven

5 6

lS7 I)M(S-IO) C(to+)

162 PM«5) C( 10+)

136 P M« 5) C( 10+)

218 P M C(IO+)

155 P M« 5) C( 10+)

107 PM«5) C(lO+ )

7

H(IO+) MCW(IO» PHC(S-IO)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(5-IO)

III 10+) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

PHS H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC'(IO+)

H(IO+) MCW(IOI-) PHC(IO+)

11(10 c) MCW(IO+) PHC(lOt)

III P M« 5) C(S- B(IO+) 10) MCW(IOt)

PHC(5-1O)

153 PMC«5)

268 P MC«5)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

PHS H(IOt) MeW(lO»

PHC«5)

152 P M« 5) C(5- H(lOt) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-1O)

8

HPWTK SS-IIP

IlPW1K SS-HP

HPW11.. SS-HP

HPWTK SS-HP

HPW TK ~S-HP

9

I)O(S-IO)

PIl(IO+)

PO«5) PH(5-IO)

PO«5) PH(IO.)

PO PII(IO+)

PH PO« 5)

III' W TK R PII 1'0« S5-flP 5)

10

( M(IO+) CP(lO+)

CM(IO» CP(IO+)

CM(lOe) CP(IO+)

II 12

ACS(S-IO) CV(lO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) OCS(IO+) S 1(10t)

ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IOe) 0(5(10,) ST(IO+)

ACS(S-IO) CV(to') NCS(IO+) Sp(I(H) OC5(10+) ST(lO+)

OS(5-1O)

RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

B~(IO,)

RS(IO+) NW(IO,)

OS(IO') RS(IO+) NW(IOt)

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) eV(5·to) 85(5-10) CP(5-10) NeS(5-IO) SP(5-10) R~(5.1O)

OeS(5-IO) S f(IOI-) NW(I()i)

CM(5-10) ACS« 5) CV(5-IO) BS(5-10) CI'(5-1O) NCS(5-IO) SP(5-10) RS(5-10)

OCS(5-10) ~T(lO+) NW(IO+)

CM(5-IO) ACS« 5) eV(5-1O) 8S(5-IO) CP(S-IO) NC5(5-IO) ~P(5-1O) RS(S-JO)

OeS(5-10) ST(IO,) NW(IO+)

HP W SS-HP 1'0« 5) CM« 5)

PH(5-10) CP« 5)

AeS(S-IO) CV« S) NCS(lOt) SP(S-IO)

8S« 5) R5« 5) NW(IO+)

flP W TKe PO PH 5S-HP

HP W 5S- PO PH HI'

HI' W ~S- PH 1'0(<-HI' 5)

84

OC8(10+) ST(IM)

CM«5) CP« 5)

ACS(lO_'" NCS(IO+) OCS(IO+)

CM(5-10) ACS« 5) CP« 5) NCS« 5)

OCS« 5)

CV«5) 51'(10+) ST(IO+)

8S« 5) RS« 5) NW(5-10)

CV(5-10) BS RS« 5) SP(5-10) NW« 5) ST(S-IO)

CM(5-10) AeS(5·10) eV(5-1O) B5(5-10) (1'(5-10) NC~(5-1O) SP(5- (0) R5(S-IO)

OCS(S-IO) ST(S-IO) NW(S-IO,

VILLAGE DIRECl ORY ----------Village Directory

,'!"_! 'r"n ~ 999)

MR rr Khana, Road (14) Iof)

MP I P hllaT1", Ro.rl (\ \) I D EO

MRFf' Kh.na, R".d (10) FD EAG

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

j}f{ FI) knana, Ro.d (8) Fr.

-- ---- --_._----_ .. _--

,'viR FI' Kha"., Road (50) ED

~1t{ ~r Kha"a, Road (58) ED

------

PR MR rr NC

Khan., Road ( 1\ ED

------

PR f P Khanm Road (1) rn EO

~--------------.

PR "R f P N( Kh."., Road (2) EO r \0 NM

-~----~

PR MR n' N(

KI,.l1., Ron'i (5) ED r"o

-----

Land use (I e area under different types orland use II hectare)

1647 3736 100 4 45 -, Sa'.'pail

\8111 361 1 \017 3 \ 6 .. B01rhhad,

526 4166 1149 227 Oa,ilpail O,f

(,huhufl

4 S TK(7 8) T(78)

J730 247 329 Kodomel1

204 2875 11 2 292 Mudhela

259 2238 137 29 I Mahatamtara

W(OI)

TW(OO) 2211

TK(09) 161 177 Thelkobeda

T(IO)

GC(1456)

W(O I)

270 TW(2 0) 700 2S 9 382 Amasena

TK(12)

T( 1490)

W(O I)

WE(OO) 3107

fK(146) 321 114 ODium a

T(147)

OC(1504)

W(OI)

TW(OO)

1 K(I 0) 454 64 415 Kolda

R(l7S)

T(1694)

85

54

55

56

57

58

5<)

6(l

61

DISTRIC r CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amenilies available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) IS ~hown In the column an next 10 It In bracket" the distance In broad range, VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ km, of H

I ~ nearest place where lhe facility IS available IS given .g

I 5 ] ~-!il

0 u OJ __

1i u '" u

" ..c ;:; OJ !! ~ "E~ 0 S 0 § '§ ~ ~ ~ u d ..c ~ g_

u " ;:; g. 8. :; e "'. ~ ~ 0 ~ {j u

,_) 0 "0 11 0 E,!'i a"" i " " ~ d 6 eo; "d ..c " <.> '? a :;~

" " .. ~ §j -0 § ~ <.> 0 § '" :l: ~I -£ 0 il .e § .. g "d.g- 6 " il ~ 0

~ '0 ..:: li! 0-, '" Ol:>-g f.i 0

.D :; <... 03 ~ 03

]i '" :s: §(;a~ " is 8 g Q. 0 § g a ;:J <... 8. ] '" ... "' .. 0 fa ~ c 11 lO f: § " ,",

" ~ §~ " <> E ~ 03

~ 03 ~ § " -a of ~~

1! ')-a il '0 " ~8~ 8] ..,

~ ~ .L~ 8 Vl ~ ~ Z I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

KalyauplII 4960 1,161 249

P M« 5) C« H(W,) IIPW SS- PH PO(<-CM« 5)

AeS« 5) eV« 5) BS« i) 02

(04187100) 5) MCW(IO,) HP 5) NCS« 5) SP« ~) RS« 5) PHC(,- 5)

CI'«5) OeS« 5, ST(S-IO) NW(,5)

Chall.bedd 313 0 791 171

P M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) , HP W TK PH rO« CM(5-IO)

AeS(5-IO) eV(5-1O) B~(5 to) 63

(04187200) 10) MeW(IO') SS,HP 5) NeS(5-IO) SP(S-to) R~(5-1O)

PHC« 5) ep(5-1O)

OeS(5-JO) 5T(5-10) NW(5-10)

64 Salth. (Kald)

4670 1,021 257 P MCS- 10) C(5 H( lOt) HPWTK PH 1'0(5-

CM(S-IO) AeS(5-1O) eV(S-IO) BS(5-1O)

(04187300) 10) MCW(IO,) ~S-HP 10) ep(5-IO)

NeS(S-IO) SP(S-IO) RS(5-IO)

PHC« 5) OeS(5-1O) ST(5-IO) NW(S-IO)

65 Sahlla (KJu"d) «()41874oo)

890 -------- Ulllllhablled --------,-"

66 )halbahdl

4690 762 153 P M(S-IO) C(5 HlIO+) HPWTK PH PO(5-

CM(IO!-) ACS(5-to) eV(lot) B~(5-IO)

(04r87S00) (0) MCW(IO<j 55-HI' 10) Cr(IOi)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(5-10)

PIlC(5-IO) O('S(IO+) ST(5-1O) NW(IO+)

67 Kennell

5470 793 169 P M« 5) C(.5- H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(5-IOl AeS« 5) CVClO+) 05(5-10)

(04187600) 10) MCW(Hl+) S5-HP 5) CP(IO!-)

NCS(5-10) 51'(5-10) RS(5-IO)"

PUC« 5) OeS(S-IO) ST(5-1O) NW(5-IO)

6X Ma~Ull'anl

5610 717 149 P M« 5) H(IO+) THPTW PH PO(S-

CM(IO+) AeS(<- 5) CV{lO+) BS« 5)

(04187700) C(lOI) MeW(IO+) W SS-HI' 10) NC5(5-IO) SI'(IO+) RS(IOI-)

PHC« 5) CP(IOt)

Oe5(5-10) ST(lO. ) NW(IO+)

Druhmundd PHC PH~

HPWTK AC~ NeS(5- eV(;o+) BS RS(5-69

(04187800) 9550 1,014 238 P M C(5-!O) H(IO+)

SS-IIP POI'H eM(S-IO) 10) OCS(S- SP(IO+) 10) NW,5-

MCW(lO+) ep(IO,) 10) ST(5- (0) 10)

70 Khahapalll

7590 1,109 235 P M« 5) C(5- 1-1(10+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(lO+) AeS« 5) eV(ID+) BS(S-lO)

(01187900) 10) MCW(IO+) SS,Hp S) CP(IO+)

NC5(10!-) 51'(10+) R5(10+)

PHC« 5) Oe5(10') ST(lOi) NW(IOt)

Rohenpant PC<

HelD. ) HPWTK AeS(5-1O) eV(lO+) B5(10+) 71 2890 57 13 5)M«5)e« PO«5) CMiIO t )

(04188000) 5)

MCW(IO+) 58-HI' PH(IOt) CI'(IO+)

NeS(5-IO) 51'(10+) R8(IO'> PHC(5-1D) OCS(S-IO) 5T(10+) NW(IO+)

FOIioll) P«

H(IO+) PH PO(S- ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) 72 2650 138 35 5) M(IO+} HP S5-HP CM(lO-.-) (041&&100)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) 10)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(5-1O) OeS(IO,) ST(lOi) NW(lOt)

B6

Vil LAGE DIREC roRY

ViIla2C Directorv L~lId 1I se ~!.£.'!.!999

§. 2 1;

<U N "" -8 2 ;; ''<! 9 ~ .<: 8 u

> I ~ _it=. =--=

" -Z_ 15

r-'-r

16 17 18

L~T1d lIS~ (I e area under dIfferent types of land use II

hectare)

19 20 21 22 23 2

----------.----------------------------------------------------------------~

~~. MR r r KI13"ar Rood (1) Ell

MR fr f. ho"o, Road (6)

MR FP KhaJ llll Rood (8) [D EO

. ---- llmnhaiJ-lted -----.------

MR.I!'

Mil. rf' Khan., Road (II ) Ell

MI> rr Kh.",,, Roo,1 (14) EAG

Mil. FI' Kho"" Rond (u5) FD

-------

Mil. fP KI.., 10' Rood (70) ElJ

------------------

MRIP "1'8"0' Road (68)

---_.

PR i(ho"8' Road (42)

W(08)

20 I TW(O 2) T(IO)

22 J

499

864

1031

1922

96 ~

105

TK(10) 1516 T(4 0)

87

397 I 175 404 Kalyanpur

2875 62 19 2 Chonobed.

3502 420 52 0 Sahha (Kala)

Sohho (Khurd)

3071 84 I 278 Jhalbohal

3166 945 492 Kennell

1673 652 275M agurl'aOl

3899 1287 442 Darhmunda

5285 975 167 Khalla"aOl

112 2671 Rohenpanl

611 148 113 10rfOl'l

62

61

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

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Amenttle; avalldble (II nOI aV<lIlable "'Itilln the village a dash (-) I!> shown In the column an next to II In bl~Ck('ts the JI,tance In broad [doge. VIZ <: 5 kms , j-I 0 kms ,mel 10, kms oj tr •

j j nedfe;llll<lLe where the t<l<-llnv IS aVdlldble IS given

" ~ '0 llE -0 ~ !i 0

<.)

" "" <.) ~ ~ - " ] iit " " <::> § ;;.

t~ 0 0

~ ~ 0 u 0- 1 ] ~ " ., lit C; ·CJ 0- ~~~ ~ ~ 0 £1 ] ~ th '" ...l 0 -0

o<l s: 0- "" '" 2 ::;]§ ~~ ~ !i <.l , 'is

" " " -0 § - " 0 r:: '"' -s 0 !i ~.g.g " il _"! ~ 0 t 1 ~ £ 0 §

'- ..c: ;; .. ;;;:11 ~ n "'=2 0 ::; .... .. ~ M ~ -:: u ~

§ '" 0 13 " <>: 0- § Cll " ail o~~ E 1)\

'5 ~ 0 t " "'- ~ N .. '" ] '"3 b ~ fi § " ", <.l

~ g~ s '" .. " .. 'ij 5 -a ~~ s ~ r:: ~ 0 0 :::I ::s -~ c5 ~ 8.2 ~0] 3"§ " i.il C/l Z f- f- 7- ~ ~cn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

~ln~Jdl P M(5 to) H(IOe) HI'W1K PH POI' CM(H)1") AC~(IO+) CV(IOl-) BS(IO+)

73 (04188200)

387 () 566 139 L(1O') MCW(IO-t) \S-W 5) NCS(IO+) ~r(J(I .) RS(iOi")

PilC(S·IO) ( 1"(10+)

OC<;(iO e) ST( 10+) NW(IOr)

LhholkendubuhHI. 1'« H(IO+) IJPW 1"- PH 1'0(<- ALS(lO r ) CV(I(J+) SS( 10 t)

74 3950 135 34 5) M« 5) MCW(IO+) S~ HI' j)

CM(IO') NCS(IOt) W(IO'l RS( 101) (04188300)

C( 10+) CI'(lO+) PIIC(S·IO) OC5(\O+) ST(10,) NW(lO+)

Kend"b.h., a PHS H(IO+)

HI'W fK ACS(IOt) CV(IO+) B~(lOt) 15 4850 710 189 I' M C(IO+) MC'W(lOt) PO PH CM(lOt)

«()4188400) SS HI' NCS(lO+) 51'( 10+) RS(lOt ) PHC\ 10+) CPlIOI)

OCS(IO+) ST(IOI) NW(IO+)

Jamusalebl,al' 1'« H(ID') IlPW1K PIl 1'0« ACS(lO t ) C V(lO t ) B-'>(IO+ )

76 (04188500)

1680 180 33 5) M« 5) MCW(IO') S~·HP 5)

CM(IO+) NCS(IOr) ~P(IO+) RS( 10+)

C(lO+) PHC(IO I)

CP(IO+) OC',(IOe) ST(IO') NW(lO+)

Bhalllsadarah. 4420 417

P M(,S) H(IOe) HPWTK PH PD« (M(lOe)

ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) B~(lOt) 77

(04188600) 93

C(IO+) MCW(IO,) S5 HI' 5) NCS(IOi) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CI'(lO+)

OCS(IO') H(IO+) NW(IOT)

78 Rr.almw.m

11000 624 131 I' M« S) H(IOt) HPWTh PHPO("-

CM(IOt) ACS(lOt) LV(IOt) BS«5)

(04188700) C(lO+) MCW(IOt) S~ HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) Sp(IO+) RS( 10+)

PlIC(JO+) OCS(IO+) ~ f(lO+) NW(IO+)

79 (Jldluntpam

7180 414 99 P M« S) H(IO.) IIPWTK

1'0(10)) <-M(WI) ACS(IO') CV(IOt) IlS(IOt)

(01188800) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS HI' PH(IO+) CP(lO+)

NC~(IO') 51'(10+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) O(~(IO+) ST( lOt) NW(IO~)

RuJlbna~ar P("

H(IO~) HPWTK ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 05(10;) 80 2270 105 26 5)M«S) PO«5) CM(IO')

(04188900) C(lOt)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(JO+) PHC(JO+) OCS(IOt) ST(IOt) NW(IO+)

Pasdmara P« B(IO+) IWW1K PHI'O(S. ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) 81 2960 loa 28 5) M(S·IO) CM(IO+)

(04189000) C(lO»

MCW(IO+) S~·HP 10) CP(lO; )

NCS(IOr) SP( 10+) RS(IOI) PHC(IO+) OC$(lO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+)

82 f),hpathlla

7220 412 82 I' M« S) HlIO~) IlPWlh

1'0(5-10) eM(IO+) ALS(IO+) (,V(IO+) B5(1O"

(04189100) C(lO+) MLW(IO+) "S·HP 1'11(10+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) Sr( 10+) R~(lOt)

rllC\ 10+) OCS(lO-t) H(lO.) NW(IO+j

88

VIllAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directorv Land lise (A~ on 19~2L

] 2-" " ~ " blJ -a ..s

~ o'<l

~ 8 -'-' 2 .., ..

~ e 0-0-

~ -< I-,__...!.:L_L...--. 15

PRMR Khanar Road (18)

rR Khan" Road (35)

PR I-honar ROdU (30)

PR Khalisl Road (8)

Fl' 1<-h""OI Road (10)

PR KII.",r Road (10)

MR Khan,r Road (8)

PR KhaliRI Rond (20)

PR MR rr Khallat Road (12)

PR MR FP Khn"31 ROHd (38)

c -g

'" Ei ~ Ei

0 00 <)

'" ~1l ~ >. .~

8.E !ij-:;l

"" e u

~ -$

~ ti :::s ~ 0 ::E ~ Z ..e.._ 16 17 18

NM

Land lise (I e area under dllTerent types of land usc II

" ~ ~

€ ."

" 1;; Oi ~ bl)

.§ ~ 19 20

2943 1 K( I 8) T(18)

207 TK(l20) 2 T(12 0)

26 I

121 (,

6841 TK(16 I) T(16 I)

4239 TK(40) T(40)

133 TK(IO) 6 T(I 0)

hectale)

..",

B .. bO

E ;: ;:> 21

2197

640

200 I

40 I

848

2629

201 I

2254

668

T1<..(14) 3157 R(91) r(1I 7) 2027

89

" 0 jij

"" >

" E -6 " :::s <)

<:i ... "'~ ,_£ ~ll .£ " > " 0 ..0 lil .!:! bO !ib ,g ~." ;;

> :; " fii .. :a ._

" <. l;! c 0

E-fi " '" ~ :; ~ ~ U 00

22 23 2

31

192 16 I Chholkendubahata

3 15 34 4 Kendubahnra

364 65 1 lamusalebhal.

1269 1086 Bham<.dataha

573 790 Blahmam

353 51 2 Gldhlllipam

I 2 RaJlbllagat

789 15 8 Pasalllsf.

1457 46 2 Daltp'tllna

I> ..0

§ c.

<i! c: .... '" I

71

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amenllles available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an~ next to It In brackets the dl~tance In broad range, VIZ < 5 "ms 5-10 kill' and I 0+ km~ 01 tl

" ~ nearest plaLe where Ihe facility IS available IS given

.g I .§ i.i "0 ~.g 0 <) ~ u iii " -= u I " " ~

== <.J ., " -'"

~ ;; § E! "B i! " 0 '" 0 B z ~~

~ c ~ -'" ~ 8. 11.1 ~ " 0- "'3 <.) ;; ., " " ]'~~ ~ c. 0 01) .;g 0-

....1 .<:2 "" 11 0 ~ ~ ::l " o(j s: ~ '0

"0 6 "'3 ~ § I'll -.c " , == ~'"

" ., § :ll i\i -0 '" .. " 0 t: ~ ~

01) oS ::l

~ f.i 2, ~ Qd g g '" " .<: 0 il .<:2 "" ~ 0 0- 0l:>1l == 0 .<:l ~ S 0 "'3 '0 .. " ~, .. ii ~ ~ S '" 8: c ~

c « § Vi ::l '0 " II 0 01, .. o .. _

c &J ~ .. c 11 " ::l " ~ S §

S '" ., '-' ,Q S '" .. j

.. ~ § '-' .c;

8 Vi ~j fi.M ~ ~ ..a s~ t: " ::l

::E ~ cJ 65 ., f- f- Z .. ~. J: 4:0 8 § </)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Drlldhll PM«5) 11(10+) IIPWTK PH PO« CM(IO-r)

AC~(IO+) CV( 10+) B5(10,) 83 1930 123 25

(01189200) C(10+) MCW(IO+) S\-IlP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO,) SP(IOe) RS(IO+)

PIlCCIO,) OCS(lO,) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

DA PHS

Amanala 4910 786 P M C(IO+)

H(IO+) HP W1K PO PH CM(IO+}

ACS(10e) CV(Hh) B5(IO') 84

(04189300) 166

MCW(IO+) 55-HI' NCS(lO e) ~P(IO') RS(IOIJ

PHC(IO+) (,P( 10+)

OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

85 Moh.ra

6090 791 167 P M«5) 14(10+) HP W TK C PH PO«

CM(lO+) ACS«5) CV(IO+) B~« 5)

(04IH9400) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) 55-HI' 5) CP« 5)

NCS(fO+) SP(IO+) RS(fO+) PIlC( 10+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

86 Patdlghutku"

1900 767 153 P M«5) U(lO,) III' W TK C PH PO«

CM(IOt) AC~(<. 5) eV\lO t ) BS(5-10)

(04189500) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) 55 HP 5) NC~(IO+) !tP(IO+) RS(IO+) pllC( 10+)

CP(5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IOt)

Paw.rlol. RMP H(IO+)

HP WTK R PH 1'0« A(,S(lO+) CV(IOi) BS(<.5) 87 5900 1,192 244 I' M C(lO+) MCW(IO+) CM(IO+)

(04189600) PHqIO+)

C S~-HP 5) Cp(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO t ) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO,}

88 KhohmJ

2990 727 138 P M«5) 11(10+) iiI' W TK C PH 1'0« ACS«5) CV(IOt) BS« 5)

CM(IO+) (04189700) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) \S-IlP 5)

CP« 5) NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) RS(IO+)

PilL{ 10+) OC5(1O+) ST(tot) NW(IO+)

Sarabang P M S (5-PHS H(IO+)

HI' WTKC ACS(5-1O) ('V(IOt) BS RS(5-

89 572 0 1,861 41~ MCW(IO+) SS-HP PO PH CM(5 10) 10) (04189800) 10) NCS(5-1O) SP(5-IO) PIIC(IO+) CP(5-IO)

OCS(\O+) ST(S-IO) NW(IO+)

90 Bhdlllslmundl

3850 1,007 21J I' M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) HP W TK C PH PO« ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) BS« 5)

CM(5-1O) (04189900) 10) MCW(IO+) 55-HP 5)

CP(5-10) NCS(5-10) SP(5-1O) RS(5-IO)

PHC(S-IO) OCS(5-IO) H(S-IO) NW(10e)

91 Haldl

3760 759 153 P M(5-1O) H(IO+) HI' WTKC PH PO« ACS(IO+) CV( 10+) BS« 5)

CM(IO+) (04190000) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) S5-IlP 5} CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IOt) OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+)

92 BhaJlp.l.

5490 720 147 P M« 5) C« H(IOt) HpWTKCPHPO«

CM(5-1O) ACS(5-1O) CV(5-10) BS(5-10)

(04190100) 5) MCW(JO+) SS-HP 5) CP(5-10)

NCS(5-10) SP(IOt) R~(5-10) PHC(IO+) OCS(5-10) 51(10+) NW(IOt)

90

VII lAGE DIREClORY

ViIlag~ Dil"edol")-' Land U~C ASJ.l1I 1999)_

PR MR rp Khal1.' Road (10)

Land use (I e area under dlfTerent types of land use Ir hectare)

5 TK(IO) 6 6 R(2 I) T(l I)

435 411 171\ Dalda"

----------------_._---------------------PH Kh.n", Road (34) [D

GC(14 J)

70 W(4 I) 16 TK(140)

T(525)

1603 305 807 Am.na,a

83

84

--------_._---------------------------------------------PH "hana, Puad (28) EA

I'R Khanar road (11) FD

PR MR rr NR NC Khan.r POBd (28) EA

MR I.h3"a, Road (17) ED

I'R Khanar Road (10) EA

MR Kho".r Road (10) ED rAG

PH KlmldT Ron,\ ( I' \ En

MR Khan,1I R~ad (13) tD

NM

NM

NM

NM

138 6 GC(56 0) T(56 0)

121 GC(20 0) T(20 0)

GC(13 5)

I 57 TK(2 7) 2 R(IO 4)

0(58) T(12 4)

I GC(160 3) o T(160 1)

GC(2910) W(40)

10 I WE(IOO)

T(3070)

GC(753) 740 WE(12 0)

T(&73)

50 GC(24 0) T(24 0)

GC(462)

68" TK(IO 0) T(562)

91

1799 1786 555 Mohara 85

1224 10 I 25 4 Patalghutkutl 86

3514 579 20 2 rBwal10la 87 •

664 18 I 542 Kh.lana Sg

962 292 129 7 S .r.bang S9

675 973 59 I Bhall,,,mund, 90

160 2 76 1787 Hold, 91

2580 101 I 61 I BhaJlpala

I '" " ~ -g '" ..> ~ § -"

2- ... ~

U ~ 8 ....l '"

od ~ ~

" " 15 "" ..s t ~ .... a

..0 :;: 0

I E '" " '0 ~ 0::

" OJ ] g t: ~ .... a C/l l- I--

I 2 3 4

93 Ndnd,IIHIJ

3820 495 (0'lt')0200)

Dllmeflldlll 970 94

(04190300) 4080

Slid. 95

(0" !90400) 5120 1.215

Parpa'll." 2090 402 96

(04190500)

97 Bheld

3360 669 (01190600)

98 flallspun

1140 311 (O·n90700)

99 (wdlulo

(01190800) 2990 511

IfJO JUIlRIll

2880 673 (04190900)

Pogorpanl 101 4540 612

(04191000)

102 T.lelJhar

(04191100) 5970 642

j " " U ;; 0 ~ ~ -0 ..c

1A g ..c '-0

Ji § :z 5

109

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amel1ltles avalldble (If not avalldble wlthm the Village, a da;h (-) IS shown 111 the 1:o\ulI1n an next to JIm brackets the olstdnce m broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms, 5-10 km; and lOT "ms 01 tI

nearest place where the laclllly IS available IS j(lven "0 '" iii t) "

" " .E i:l " c > 1 t! " 0 ~ i:l ~~ -a .n 0

0. " ~

" g_ <.> e":~ ~ ~ }l Z a v ~ ~ ~ " " "0 ~ ~ (il -u ~'" f.i "0 " ... " 0 t: v :S

o i:l ~"t2 ~ " ti ..c f.i '" 0 0 " OJ 0. e ~ '.ii a OJ

'" ~ OJ ~ > ::I

" ~ e g _g~ g - < ;: 0 01, ...

C t~ e ~ OJ " }l "

~ ..2 E '" ::l " ~ fi :: E OJ " 8j " '-

E '" " 8 .~ ~~ o ,= "t:I

iE ;:i; ~os 8] ~, C/l

6 7 8 9 10 II 12 11

P M« 5) ((5- II(lOt) flP W H. C I'll PO(~ CM(IO+)

AC~(IO+) C. V(IUI) BS(IO,)

10) MC.W(IOi) SS HP 5) CI'(H)<)

NCS( 10+) SP(IOt) RS(IOt)

PHL( 10 1) OC.'.(IO+) Sl(IO t) NW(IO+)

193 I' M C(5-1O) H(lOt) Ill' WS.'.-

POrH (,M(IO") AC.'.(IO') CV(IOt) B5«5)

MCW(IO+) HI' NCS{IO+) SP( 10+) RS(IOI)

PHC( 10+) CP(IO+)

OC~(IO+) ST(lOI) NW(IOT)

PM«5) H(lO+) HP W 55- ACS« 5) CV(5-iO) B!. RS(5-

260 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) HI'

1'0« 5) C.M« 5) NC5« 5) ~P(IOtl

10)

PHC(5-10) PH(IO+) CP« 5)

OCS(IOI) .',T«5) NW(IO<)

90 P M« 5) l« H(lO t) IIPWS5- PH 1'0«

(1.1« 5) AC~(' 5) CV« 5) B5« 5)

5) MCW(IO I ) Ill' 5) NCS(IO,) Sl'( 10 f) RS« 5)

PIlC( 10+) CP«5)

OC5(IOI) 5 f(, S) NW(IO+)

158 P M(, 5) C« H(IO+) HI' W 55-

1'0(<-5) (1.1« 5) ACS« 5) CY(IO+) BS(~ 5)

5) MCW(IO+) HI' PH(5-1O) CP« 5)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS« 5)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) 5T( 10,) NW(I()+)

68 1'1\;1« 5) C« H(IO+) HP W 55- PH PO«

CM«S) ACS« 5) CV(IO+) BS(' ~)

5) MCW(IO+) HI' 5) (P(<.5)

NCS(IO+) SP(W+) R~« 5) PIlC'( 10+) OCS(IO+) Sl« 5) NW(IO<)

I' M« 5) C« PH~II(IOI)

AC5« 5) (V(IO+) BS RS(~ 5) 116 MCW(IOf) III' ~5-HP POrH CM(,S)

5) PHC( 10<) CP« 5)

NC~(I(H ) SP(IO+) NW(IO+)

OC5(1O+) 5TrI0+)

145 P MC(5-IO) H(IO+)

HI' 55 IlP PH PO«

CM(5-IO) ACS(5-10) CV(IO+-) B~ RS« 5)

MCW(IO+) 5) CP(5-10)

NCS(IO+) SP(IOI-) NW(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) S f(IO+)

P M(5-10)(5 H(IO+) HI' WTK ACS(5-IO) CV(IO+) BS

123 1'0(5-10) CM(5-IO) RS\iO+) 10) MCW(IO,) .'.S HI'

PH(S-IO) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(5-10)

NW(IO+) PHC( 10+) OCS(IO+) ST(5-10)

I I; P M(5-10) C(5 Il( 10+) III' W fK I'll PO(5-

LM«5) ACS(S-IO) CY(W+) BS(5-IO)

10) MCW(IO+) 5~ III' 10) CP(5-10)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO,) RS(5-IO) PH((IO+) OCS(IOt) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

92

VILLAGE: DIRECTORY

VilIaj!e Directm-v Land tl~c _LAs on 1999)

PR Khalt,1f Road (11) I:.D EO

PR Kha"., Road (II) EA

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

PI( Kiln"" Roat! (10) L-\

PR Khallar Road (14)

PP ~ hail.' Road (19) LA

PR Klmlla, Road (12) LA

PR Khalil" Road (12) E-\

PR Khall"r Road (14) EA

PR MR rr Khalla, Road (14)

PR MR rp Khalla, Road (19)

N

N

Land usc (I e area under different typt's of land use II

hectare)

26 I GC(J6 I) T(16 I)

148 GC(50 4) T(SO 4)

422 GL(180 I) T(180 I)

110

101

282

487

86 J

1116

GC(598) T(598)

93

2043

2537

1173

1557

2542

1893

1250

2154

117 J

516 642 Nandapur

403 484 Dumerpolll

663 1064 S,id.

205 220 Patparpah

43 2 28 I Bhe,.

372 374 HanspuTI

440 37 6 Godfulo

789 156 Juno",

692 81 0 Pagorpam

1108 14 9 T,leljh.,

91

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

\0)

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

III

112

113

AnlaJuba (04191200)

Sdillpaia

(041')1300)

Plp"khhendl

(04191400)

J8lluu.larH (04191500)

Chhehlendl

(04191600)

Kotenchu811 (04191700)

5181011

(04191800)

Para.khol (KhUlu) (04191900)

Poras~hol (Kala)

(04192000)

PalSdblida

(04192100)

M.IIlI.bhata

(04192200)

1,128 \) 1,224

1,542 (I 2,548

5030 739

1,4610 1,555

2790 586

3820 712

4400 630

130

4180 981

1720 729

4180 1,560

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amenlttes av,lliable (If nOE availdble wlthm the vIllage, a dash (-) IS ;hown HI the column dll next to 11111 bracket; the dl,tanle In broad fdnges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 km> and 10· klns o~ It

nearest pidce whele the facIlIty IS avaIlable IS given'

29'} I' M C( 10+)

535 P M 5 C(S-10)

136 P M(5-10) C(lO+)

350 1'(2) M C(IO+)

137 P M(5-1O) C(lOI-)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO-t)

PHC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

11(10+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(lO t )

H(10+)

MCW(lO t )

PHC(IO+)

HI' WTK

55-HP

HPW fK

55-Ill'

HPWTK

5S-HP

Ill' W TK

55·HP

HPWTK

55-HI'

PH PO(5- CM(, ,)

10) CP(IO+)

POPH

PO PH

PO(5-10)

PHI 10+)

CM

CP(IO+)

CM«5) CP(IOr)

eM«5) CP(IO+)

PH 1'0(5- CM« 5)

10) CP(IO+)

Ar5(IO+)

Ne5(10+)

OCS(IOt)

AC5(1O+)

NC~(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(lO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(lOt)

OeS(lol)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OeS(IO+)

CV(IOt)

SP(IOt)

ST(IO+)

ev( 10+' SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

eV(ID+)

SP(lo-.)

ST(IO+)

CV(IOI)

SP(lOt)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(lO+)

ST(IO+)

P M(5-1O) C(S PIIS H( 10+) 121 0 MCW(JO+)

HI' WTK

55-UP

PO

PH(IO+) CM«5)

CP(5·IO)

AeS(5-1O) CV( 10+)

I ) PHC(5-10) NeS(IO+) SP(5-10)

Oes(lo t) ST(5-1O)

124 P M S C(lO+)

185 I' M C(lO+)

!l(ID+)

MCW(JO»

PHC(IO+)

HP WSS­

liP PH PO(5. CM(5-lll) ACS(IO+)

10) CP(IOI-) NCS(lO+) OCS(lO+)

.. ------ lJlIIllhablted ---.. -------

H(S- HP W S5- PH PO(S- AeS(5 10) 10) MCW(5- HP 10) CM(5-IO) NCS(I~) 10) PHC(IO+) CP(5-IO) +

OCS(IO+)

fI(S· 165 P M« 5) C("'- 10) MCW(5. HPSS HP PO« 5)

5) 10) PHC(JO+) PH(ID+) CM«5)

CI'«5)

AC!.«5)

NCS« 5)

OCS(IO+)

H(, 342 PM«5)C« 5) MCW«5) IIPWSS- PIIPO«

5) PHC(IO+) HP 5)

94

CM«5)

CP("'- 5)

ACS«5)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

CV(IDt)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(w+)

SP(IO+)

ST(W+)

CV(ID+)

SP(lO+)

ST(IO')

CVIIO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

B5(5-1O)

RS( 10+)

NW(IOi)

BS

R~(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-IO)

R5(1O+)

NW(IO+)

B5(1O+)

'R5(IOt)

N\v(IO+)

B5(10+)

RS(IO')

NW(IO+)

BS(S-IO)

RS(S-IO)

NW(IO+)

BS« S) RS(",- S)

NW(IOt)

BS« 5)

RSC' 5) NW(IO+)

B~« 5)

RS« 5) NW(IO+)

BS R\(5-

10)

NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villa!!c Dit·ectorv Land lise (As on 1999)

----~--_r-----.~~~----~=_~--=_~~------~--~ Land lise (I e alea under dIfferent types of land use"

14 15 16

PR MR fr Klm,.r Road (26) ED

MR FP Khanar Road (27) ED FAG

FO

PR MR f P Kha,,", ROdd (21) CA

PR MR FP Khallar Rnad (69)

PR ~IR FP KhanB' Road (22) EA

------PR MR ,p KI,,,,", Il.oad (79) FD

----- ------~.--.

PR Khan,r R"ad (16) Et\

_____ o __

17

NM

•...•. UmnllOb,ted _ ...........

-------_._----

PR Khanar Road (15) rA

_----

PR \Ii< J<haJTa' Road (16) EA

I'R I~h.nsr Road (I i) EA

18 19 20

1687

91 5 GL(357 8) T(1578)

28 0('(1848) 6 T(1848)

2011

410

678

127 II

357 WE{21 1) 1(23 I)

GC(IS 4) 336 T(18 4)

95

hectare)

21 22 23 2

4101 5128 366 Anlaluba 101

5263 4187 1482 Sah'pala 104

923 1140 83 3 P'palchhend, 105

9122 2984 465 JBroudara 106

1313 1003 66 Chhelrlend, 107

1617 1793 236 Kotenchuan 108

1979 18 I 962 Sudal! 109

Paraskhof (Khurd) 110

2785 467 34 I Paraskhof (Kala) III

1"\39 21, 168 Porssbuda 112

2905 191 %9 Mahuabhata 111

114

115

116

117

118

119

1211

121

122

123

124

2

~alebhat.

(04192300)

Pildampun (04192400)

RajpulTluapada (04192500)

511101

(04192600)

D,anmutlda (04192700)

Jh,hlllia

(04192800)

Raup.1t (04192900)

1 hahllllllapad. (04193000)

SakhatOia (04193100)

Gadt", (04191200)

Heillamunda (04193300)

3 4

4360 931

1710 89

2800 2,854

271 0 3,018

3050 782

2610 641

4060 722

1750 2,195

4290 1,006

3850 770

1810 153

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA '

Census of India 2001 -AmeDltle~ and

AmenIties avsllabie (It not available wlthtrllhe village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an~ next to It In bra~kets the dlstatlcc HI broad ranges VIZ < 5 Kms , 5-10 "ms ,md 10-;- Kms of Iii"

nearest pid('e where the taclhty IS available IS given

5 6 7 8 9

I) M( 5) C( 11(''- liP W SS- I'll PO( 190 < < 5) MeW« 5) <

5) PIIC( I 0+) III' 5)

10

CM«5)

CP« 5)

II

AeS« 5) NCS(lOr)

OCS(IO~)

12

CV(IO+)

SP(lO+) ST(lO+ )

Ii« 14 ~t« 5)C« 5) MCW« 5) ~~ W 55- 1'0(5-10). CM« 5)

PIIC(IO+) 1'11(5-10) CP(5-10)

I\C5(5-IO) eV(IO,}

NCS(IOT) 51'(101)

P(J) M(3) S H MCW CWC HI' W 55- PTO

611 PUC C Tr 0 ~~~lOr) In> PH(IOt)

H('" HI' W SS-645 I' M S C« 5) 5) MCW(<- 5) IlP 1'0« 5)

PHC(JO+) PH(IO+)

P M( 5) C( H« HI' W SS-166 < < 5) MCW« 5) PO« 5)

5) PHC(JO+) HP PH(IO+)

P M( 5) C( H« HP W S5- PH P'"\[ 132 < < 5) MCW« 5) ~\<

5) PHC(lOt) HI' 5)

PM( 5) C(5 11« HP W ~S- PH POe 149 < - 5) MCW« 5) <

10) PHC( 10+) liP 5)

Ii« HI' WSS-474 P M S C(" 5) 5) MCW« 5) HI'

PflC( 10+) PO«5) PH(IO+)

P M( 5) C(5 H« HP W 55-221 < - 5) MCW« 5) POC' 5)

10) PHC(IO+) liP PH(;Or)

11(5-188 P M« 5) C(5- (0) MCW(5- HP W SS- PH 1'0("

10) IO)PHC(IO+) HP 5)

P M( ") C(5 H(5- HP W TK 31 <.) - 10) MeW(S-

10) 10) PHC(IOt) SS-HP

96

PO«5) PII(5-IO)

CM(2)

CP(5-1O)

C/\I«5)

CP« 5)

CM«5) CP« 5)

CM«5) CP« 5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM« 5}

CP« 5}

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

ACS NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS« 5) NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS«5) NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

I\CS«5)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS« 5) NC5(1O+)

OC5(IO+)

ACS(,5)

NCS(IO+) OC5(10+)

ACS« 5) NCS(IO+)

OCS(lO+)

AC~« 5) NC~(lOq

OC~(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

SHIO+)

CV(IOt)

SP(IO,)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO') ST(IO+)

CV(IOr)

51'(10+)

!IT(IO>)

CV(IOt)

!'P(IO+) Sf(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(lOt)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(lO+)

~P(IO+)

H(IO+)

CM(5-IO) AC~(5-IO) CV(W+) CP(5-IO} NCS(lO+) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) 5T(10+)

13

DS«5)

RS«5) NW(lO+)

BS(5-10)

RS« 5) NW(IO+)

BS RS NW(IO+)

as RS« 5) NW(lO+)

B5«5) RS(5-IO)

NW(104)

BS« 5} RS(~-IO)

NW(IO+)

Il!>« 5) RS(5-10) NW(IO.)

BS R!>« 5) NW(IO.)

BS RS(5-

10)

NW(IO+)

BS RS(5-

10)

NW(IO+)

B!'« 5) RS(5-IO)

NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY "----------------"-----------------------------------Village Din~ctorv Land ll~e (As on 1991))

~ S .i:'

" -a '"' ... 0

~ ~ E

;J, § .!S -a 00 " ~ "<l '" ~""" t ~ '" 8 §: t .,

~ 8.a ..c: g '"' iJl Ii: U

" ~ Cl. -<l!l 0

~ t;. ~ 1ft " D. Z tf Z ~ ~ <: 14 15 16 17 18

I'R Khanar Road (18) EA

PR ~IR KiI",,", Ro,d (11) rA

I'R Khanar Road (13) CA NM

I'R KllOn.r Road (13) FA N

I'RMR Khan.r Road (11) EA

I'R MR Kh.".r Road (II) EA

PR Khan.r Ro"d (11) EA

I'F KIt.nar Road (11) EA NM

I'R Kh.nar Road (22) EA

PR Khan.r Road (20) EA

PR Khal1Rl Ro.d(IS) ED NM

Land use (I e area under different types of land use"

~ 19

0;-

~ ~ >, e

""0 B gJ, .§ 20

27 0C(10 I) T(30 I)

(1("(105 8)

T(1058)

195 0C(12 9) T(129)

60 0("{61 4) T(614)

529 0C(7 6) T(76)

0("(1418)

T(1418)

102 0L(RO 0) T(80 0)

97

hectare)

""Cl

~ OIl

5 " ;:J

21

3217

1003

J402

192 9

2156

1580

2330

1334

183 2

1418

61 2

" 0

'" '" .. ;>

" '" -a 1i :> "i3 ... ,,~ J'l c~ " " > :0 g, _ 0

i(l 6b " ~ ~ :<""" > 0;-

" a " :0 0 '-1! li1 0 e ail '" " :; " ~ ~ " U bQ

22 23 2

676 465 Salebhata

54 324 Parlampun

204 14 I RRJpumuapada

191 595 511101

282 2S 5 Dlanmund.

95 257 Jhllm,la

365 763 Ratrpah

91 32& Thakurnua"ada

75 I 284 Sakhatora

114 30 I Gadtor

162 113 Hemamunda

ij .0 E " c

OJ t:

" '" I

114

115

116

117

liS

119

120

121

122

121

124

I

I·

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

2

Rata?I, (0419J~OO)

Mauhbl\R,a (OI193500)

Karch"1 (O~ 193600)

CllIpaJhar (04193700)

PUllunpanJ (04193800)

LanJllnal (04191900)

Pallchampur (04194000)

Rhera (O~ 194100)

PO!I>"OPlIIlJ'

(04194200)

Tona (04194300)

I

3 4

1770 494

3650 691

501 0 879

187 a 146

2680 486

316 () 961

2700 982

7980 1,188

311 0 212

3040 1,023

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities Ilnd

Amemtles available (If not aV811dbie wllhm the Village a dash (-) IS ,hown mIlle column dn~ next 10 It In brackets the dl;tance III broad range< VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms ,md I O~ Km' oj th~

neare;! pld~e where the taellil'! IS available IS given

5 6 7 8 9

Il(S- -116 P M« 5) C(5- 10) M( W(S. liP W TK e PO{<- 5)

10) 10) PHC(S.IO) s~·w rH(IO+)

PIIS H( 10+) 136 P M«5) C(S- MCW(IOi)

10) PIIC(IO+)

186 P M« 5) C(lO+)

B(lO,.)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

liP WTKC PO PH SS·W

liP W TK C PB POe' ss·w 5)

10 II 12

ACS(5·1O) CV(IO+) CM{5-1O) NC~(S-IO) ~P( 10+) Cr(.HO) OCS(IO+) H(IO+)

CM(S.IO) AC!.(5-1O) CV(IO+) NCS(IO-t-) 51'(10+)

CI'« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

CM« 5) CP(IO+)

ACS« 5)

NCS(IO-t-) 'OCS(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO')

H(lOt )

35 P« 11(10+) 5)M(5-IO) MCW(IO+)

C(lO+) PIIC(IO+)

WR~S.W PIIPO(5. CM(IO+) 10) •

CP(5·10)

ACS(5-IO) CV(IO»

NCS(IO+) ~I)(IO+)

119 PM«5) C(lO+)

189 I' M« 5) C(lO-t)

PHS H(IO+) MCW(IO+)

l'HC(IO')

H(IO+)

MC W(IO+)

PHC{ 10+)

197 I' M C(IO+) H(lO+)

MCW(IO-t)

!'HC( 10+)

274 P M« 5) C(lO-t)

H(IO-t)

MCW(IO')

PHC(IO')

P« H(IO+) 49 5) M« 5) MCW(IO+)

C(lO+) PHC(IO')

237 P M 5 C(lO+)

H(!O+)

MCW(lO+)

PHC(IO+)

liP W fK R PH 1'0« C ~S-W 5)

liP W TK C PH PO« ~~-W 5)

HI' WTK C PO I'll SS-W

BP WTKC PO(~5) 5S-W PH(IO+)

HI' W TK C PH 1'0« ~~-W 5)

Ill' W TK R I'll 1'0« C S5 W 5)

98

CM(IO+)

CPt lOt)

CM{IOt)

CP(IO+)

CM(IOl-)

Cp(IO+)

OCS(lO') H(IO-t)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OeS(lo+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

S f( Hl+)

("V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

5T(JO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO»

CM(5.10) ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+)

(1'(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

CM(~ 5)

CP(" 5)

CM(IOt) CI'(IOt)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

ACS(,5)

NC~(IO+)

OC5(10+)

CV(I01-) SP(lO.)

sr(lO+ )

ACS NCS(5- CV(- t) 10) 10 OCS{IO+) 51'(10+)

5T(IO+)

13

B5« 5) RS(S-IO)

NW(IO')

BS« 5) RS(S·IO)

NW(IO+)

BS(<- 5)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS{5-IO)

RS(lO+)

NW(IO-t)

B~{" 5) RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS R~(lO+)

NW(IO+)

BS

RS{IO+)

NW(lO+)

BS

R~(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS{< 5)

R5(10+)

NW(lO-t)

FlS(5·10) R~(IO+)

NW(IO+)

VII LAGI' DIHLCIORY

Land J,(" (I C area ullder different types of land use II

hectare)

c 0

il "" :>

.g '" B E ... ;;- g~ ..g ~ -.:::..~ ... ::I

~ '" :0 " :;; ~ " bIJ

» ~ "t:> ~ ~ ] "0 :> ;; e- " 2 lii " E -0 1'l ~~ () ..... '" " 00 0 c

1;; 0; E c " " "" a u '" ~

";;j

& .§ " ""3 ~ ~ t:

:::> ... en

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------GC(72 3)

PR 1<...'"8. flonet (I~) rD CAG N M 11 7 W(g 4)

WE(6 I) 288 259 218 R.lapah '25

T{EO 8)

PP ,,"hana, Rood (15) LO NM 294 GC(54 0) T(54 0)

200 I 456 364 Mauhbhala 126

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------PR Khanar R".d (15)

11 7 GC(28 0) I T(280)

2548 508 54 1 Karchul 127

PR Khn".r R",~ (23) 42 I 716 546 18 7 Ch'paJhar 128

PI{ Khana, Road (15) FDEAG 252 GC(80 0) T(80 0)

824 354 445 Panrlnpam 129

PR Khan.r Road (23, [DCAG

NIo4 66 GC(20& 0)

EO T(20S 0) 534 253 53 1 LallJ.nIar 130

PR Khana. Road (24) EDCAG

N 215 GC(1I10) EO T(IIIO)

720 449 202 PanchanIpur 131

------

PR Kh."ar Road (1°) FO 174 0 Gq600) T(60 0)

285 2197 1163 Bhera 112

PR Khan.r Road (18) 1784 GC(408)

T(40 8) 124 120 472 rath.,.punJ' 133

GC(49)

PR MR FP !<-harlar Road (! 5)

EDCAG 220 TK(J 7) 1247 308 94 I TotT. 114 NC EO R(217)

0( 1 8) T(12 0)

99

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -,..-_-r-_____ ..,-__ --,...-__ -r-__ ,...-_____ -.,..,-_: __ ---,:-:-:--_:---._-:-:-__ -:--:-:--__ -:-_Amenitie\ and

AmenitieS available (If not available within the Village, a dash (-J IS ,howil Il1lhe column dnl

135

136

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

2

Motal1uapadd (04194400)

I anamahuabhata (04194500)

Kukulalal (04194600)

OhwaJabhald (04194700)

SUPdh (04194800)

Kukunmundl (04194900)

Bamore (04195000)

Musarangl (04195100)

SethJampano (04195200)

Kal.ulldadar (04195300)

3 4 5

3750 840

1440 129

444 ° 699

1490 183

4710 475

4790 345

80

1340 197

4390 406

4080 49)

next to II In bracket, the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kIn; and 10+ km> 0111 ~ neare,l place where the facility is avallabl" IS given

6 7

DA PHS H(IO') MCW(lOi-)

PHC(lO+)

P« H(I01') 31 S)M«5) MCW(IO+)

C(IO+) PIlC(IO'l

166 I' M« 5) C(10+)

37 P M« 5) C( 10+)

102 I' Ml< 5) C(lO+)

69 P M(S-IO) C(lO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC( lOt)

H(lO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(lO-l-)

MCW(IO+)

PHqIO+)

P« H(IO-l-) 5) M« 5) MCW(IO+)

C(IO+) PHC(IO+)

52 P M« 5) C(IO+)

96 P M(5-1O) C(10+)

127 I'M(5-1O) C(lO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(lO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(LO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC( 10+)

~1(1O+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

8 9 10

HI' W fK R PlI PO(5- CM(IO+)

C SS-IlP 10) CI'(lOc)

HI' WTK R I'll 1'0« CM(IO+)

CP{IO,) CSS-W ;)

HPWTK

SS-W

HPTKC

55-HI'

HPTKC

SS-HI'

HPWTK

SS-HP

HPW TK

SS-W

HI'WTK

S5-HP

HPWTK

SS-HP

HPW TK

S~-Hl'

100

PH 1'0« 5)

PH PO« 5)

1'0« 5) PH(IO+)

PO(5-IO)

PH(IO+)

1'0« 5) PH(5-10)

PO« 5)

PII(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CPt 10+)

CM(lO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(lO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(lO+)

CP(lO+)

PH 1'0(5-10) CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

PH 1'0(5- CM(IO+)

10) CP(IO+)

II

ACS(IOc)

NCS(l01 )

OCS(10+)

ACS(IO+ )

NCS( 10+)

OCS(IO+)

12

CV(to c)

SP(10')

51(10+)

CV(IO')

SP(IO')

S I( lOt)

ACS(IO+) 'CV(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SI'(IO »

OCS(IOt) ST(IO»

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IOt)

OCS(IO»

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO')

OCS(lO t )

ACS(lO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(101 )

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO,)

ACS(IO+ )

NCS(IO+)

OC5(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IOt-)

OCS{IOt)

CV(lO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO<)

CY(IO»

SP(IO+)

ST( 10+)

CV(IO+ )

SP( lOt)

ST(IO+)

CY(IOt)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP( 10+)

ST(IO+)

CY(IO»

SP(IO+)

ST(IO»

CV(IO+)

SP(lOI)

STC 10+)

13

BS(5-IO)

RS(IO')

NW(Hh)

BS(5-IO)

RS(IOt)

NW(IO')

BS(5-10)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

NW BS« 5) RS(IO+)

B~(IO»

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

R5( 10+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(IO+)

RS( 10+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-1O)

RS( 10+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

RS(IO')

NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Land (JSl' (As on 1999)

14 15

PR MR FP KImll.r Road (15)

N( NW

PI{ MR FP I,h""ar Road (16)

PR MI{ rp "har"" Road (17)

PI{ MR rP NW Khan ar Road (20)

-------

16

ED EO

EA

~~IR rr Khall"r Road (18) FD EO

PR MR rp Khana' Road (18)

PR MR fr "h.no, Road (20)

PR MR rr Khana, Road (17)

PR MR I P ""a"ar Road (19)

PR MR rP KII.l1a, Rood (42)

17 18

NM

Land use (I e area under different typf'S of land use If hectare)

19 20

0C(441) 121 TK(4 8)

T(49 0)

0C(144) 142 TK(I 4)

R(6 6) T(42 4)

889

OC(O 1)

12 I TK(06) T(09)

OC(17 I)

148 TK(8 7) R(186)

T(444)

020 TK( 1069) I T(I069)

1K(12) 522 R( I 4) T(2 6)

486 TK(I 2) T(12)

TK(11) 1296 0 (42) r(S 'i)

101

21

2992

21 2

2648

886

1570

III 3

1& 1

108 I

863

22 23 2

130 16M otan\lapada

526 14 2 Tallam"huabh.ta

571 32 6 K uku,atal

298 18 0 Dhw"labhato

522 2024 Supa"

407 117 9 Kukurnnund,

8 I) B"glore

263 '4 2 Mu .. arang'

668 14 2 SethJ.mpam

1559 31 I KalalOldadar

115

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

I ~ -;:--g ~ '" , ~ 8 '- " -'"

.<: c <:> 0 2- " <:> la u ~ U " 0 0

.., -0 ...l ~ 0 -0

o(j ~ ~ .<:

" " '" 1;l bIJ ;s 0 ::J

Ii ~ ~ 0 .... .c ,D ;; 0 ~ ..... E .. "- 0 ::J .... ~ 8- t c 0

OJ U ,D

f;j -yg 5 E 5 0 0 ::J

CI1 i l- t- :z. I 2 3 4 5

145 BlialSadaddr (041954 00)

20S 0 367 86

Pakhanpadal 146 200 169 39

(04195500)

147 (Ilul.hllat

5700 838 168 (04195600)

148 Pandnpalll

1,0470 947 206 (04195800)

149 Gangadlgarh

2020 298 73 (04195900)

SIIIMlbahara 150 177 0 53 14

(04196000)

Kodopail 151 3140 643 14K

(04196100)

Bholh. 152 117 0 53 16

(04196200)

Chhollo<l,. 153 1510 I 13 22

(04196300)

154 Kdtmgpant

6810 399 101 (04196400)

DISTRICl CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Ame!1itielt and

Amenities available (If 110t available within the village d dash ( ) I, shown In Ihe column al: next [0 It In brdckets the dlstdnce In brodd ranges VIL < 5 I<m, '-10 ~m; dn(. iO+ kill; Of!J,

nearest pld~e where the laulJlV " dvallable " given I • i

I

~ .0 I ~ .2

... " _:g " " ~

e ~ u

'" i3 E~ 0 a -'" <i'l 0 0. " ~ 0.. ~ v. '"

" " u ""§":_ ;g E "-1i b b1,~ .3 '@ E -0 ~ 15 al-

" ""3..c ::I ~ ~ !il -0 0:: .,

" 0 C Ii § g g cld~g 0::

..: 0 '" iii ~ - <I> as>"'§ ~ 0

OJ ~ OJ e a ~ c OIl ~ § OJ ~ a 0 00 " .3 ., '" ~ '" 1i u

~ u 5 e § ::J ;,

1'l .2 §~ ~~

E: '" -a 8 <i ~ " -a E ~

t2 ~ rf 8] ~a81 8e 6 7 g 9 10 II 12 13

P M(5 10) H(IOt) HPW fK PI! (~I( lOt)

A( S(III» l V(IOI) B~(1 0+) (10 » MCW(IO') S~-IJr 1'0(101)

(1'(10') NC'l(IOt) ~P(IO; ) RS(IO,)

Pfl(( 10+) OC~\ 101) S {(IOl) NWlI()l}

P« H(IIl+) HPW 1K AC~(IO+) l V(IO+) 1150(5 10)

5)M« 5) 1'0(5 10) (M(IO»

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) S'>-HP

I'H(IO+) CP(IO» N(~(IO+) '>P(III, ) R~(lO+ }

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO» H(IO+) NW(IOt)

P M« 5) H(ID+) liP W 11-. R I'll 1'0« (M(IO; )

AC~(IOt) l V(IOt) B5« 5) C(IO+) M(W(IO+) ( ~S III' 5) NCS(IO+) ~P(IOt) R~(lO t)

1'11(( 10+) (P(,5)

OCS(IO'} ~T(IOT) NW(IO»

P M(~ 5) 11(10+) HI' W TK C PH PO« (,M(IO+)

AC~(IOt) (V(lO e) n~(, 5)

C(lO+) MCW(IIH) ~S HI' 5) (P( IO·tj

NC~(IO+) ~P(IOt ) R~(llJt)

PflC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ~T(IOT) NW(IO .. )

P M(5 10) H(IO') HPW lK PI1 1'0(5-(M(IO+)

AC~(IO+) CV(IOe) B~()-IO)

C(IO') MCW(IO+) ~S III' ID) ( 1'(10+)

Nr5(10") ~I'(IU') RS(IOt) P11C()Qt) OC5(10') ST(IO ) NW(IO+)

P« 11(10+) III' f" 5~- ACS(IO+) ( V(IDt) 8S(<.5) S) M« 5) 1'0« 5) CM(IOt) C(IO+)

MCW(IO+) HI' PH(IO+) ep(lo»

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+ ) RS(IO+ ) PHC(5-IO} OC~(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

PM«5) 11(10)) HI' W T" A(~

( V(IOt) B~(IO» PO(,5) CM(510) NC~(IO+)

C(IO+) MCW(IOt) SS Ill' P"(lOt) CP(lO+) OCS(IO+)

SP(IOt) R5(101) PHC(5 10) 501 (10+) NW(IO+)

P« 11(10+) HPWH. 1'111'0« AC~(IO"l) CV(JOt) B~(' 5)

5) M«5) CM(S-ID) C(IO+)

M(W(IO+) 55-III' 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO"l) SP(IO+) R~(IO+)

PflC(5-IO) OC5(10+) 51 (10') NW(IO+)

P« 11(10+ ) HPWH .. 1'111'0(<. AC~( 10+) CV(IO') B5« 5)

5) M(5-1O) CM(5-10) C(IO+)

MCW(IO+) ss, III' 5) (P(IO+)

NCS(IO") 51'(10+) R5(10+) P{1C(5 10) OCS(IO+) 51(10,) NW(IOt)

P M(5-IO) H(IO") HI' W1KR I'll CM«5)

A(~(IO+) (V(IO') B~(IO+ ) C(IO» MCW(lO+) S5 HP 1'0(10 .. )

CI'(IO+) N(~(IO"l) 51'(10') R~( 10+)

PHC« 5) Oe5(10+) ~ 1(10+) NW(IOt)

102

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village DircctOl-V Land Use (A"'s:....o;_n-"-'19;..;:9...:9J-)_T' ___ r-_, ____ ,-;-:-;_--::-___ -;---:--;:::-___ --:~_;_-_r--____ ,..-_,

Land use (I e area under different types of land use Ir

14 15 16

PR MR fI' Khan .. Road (42)

I'R MR r P KI,alla. Road (12)

-------------

PR MR FP Kh.TIOI Road (W) lA

NR N(

-------

PR Mit r,' I<.ha\\., Roo<l (42) 1/\

PR MR fP Khallal Road (21)

I'lt MR fP Klla""' Road (42)

PR MR J I' IJwlUr Road (42) FD FO

PR MR ~p Khallal Road (42)

I'R MR r I' Khallar Rood (48)

PR MR rr KhanAl Road (43) NP

17 18

NM

hectare)

19 20

1 4 TK(O 5) 8 T(O 5)

GC(S(,)

1~5 7 TK(O 6) R(160)

T(?46)

GC(3 I)

9 I TK(28) 3 R(21 3)

T(272)

() TK(O 4) (,6 T(O 4)

457 TK(I J) T(ll)

4 TK(O 6) 32 R(2 6) T(3 2)

9 fK(O 8) 80 1 (0 8)

42460(1 3) rrI 1)

103

21

694

1473

221 3

708

1952

138

446

22 23 2

75 () 25 I Bhalsadadar 14,\

200 Pakhanpadar 146

692 2030 Lhulohha! 147

664 2 406 Pandllpdlll 148

202 () GRngadlgflT h 149

299 10 I SIIJ.noaha" 150

649 65 Kodopoh 151

587 23 I Bhotha 152

202 15 2 Chhollodr. 153

1584 52 Ii Ka!lIlgpam

I

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

2

Lod,a

(04196500)

Bltal uamunda (01196600)

Dhanllllbdndild (04196700)

PdtOl8

(04196800)

lhal"p (04196900)

Tlk,.pada (04197000)

Maraguda (04197100)

Pellnapall (04197200)

Kennell (04197300)

Golab,"dh

(04197400)

KallkennanJI (04197500)

3

5M50

3910

1,1660

4590

•

2530

4210

5620

4760

2690

2880

3400

4

629

784

2967

929

35

124

243

392

394

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of IndIa 2001 -Amemtle~ and

Amenities available (If not available within the Village, a dash (-) IS ;howl) in the column dn~ next to It In brackets the dl;tance In broad ranges viZ < 5 km", 5 10 kms and 10+ kms ot th

neare". place where the tacllltv IS available '" glv"n

5 6

118 PM(5-IO) C(lO+)

176 1'11.1« 5) C(lO+)

614 1'(2) 11.1 5 C(IO+)

236 1'11.1«5) ((10 1)

7

H(IO") M(W(IOt)

I'll(_« 5)

H(I01)

MCW(IOI)

PIIC« 5)

I'HC PHS Il( 10+)

MCW(IOt)

H(lOt)

MCW(IOI)

PHC«5)

!

8 9

III' W ff,. R 1'0(; 10)

~~ III' pfI(JO+)

IIPW ff,.

% HI' 1'0« 5) 1'11(10+)

HP WTf,. R 1'0 PH C 55-III'

HPWfKCPII

55-HI' 1'0(10+)

10

CM(,5)

(1'(10+)

CM(,5)

CP(S 10)

(11.1 (p(~

5)

(11.1« 5)

LP« 5)

II

AC~( 10 ')

NC~( 10+)

OC~(IO+)

ACS(IOI)

NC~( lOt)

OC~(IO+)

AC~

NCS(IO+)

OC!'(IO+)

AC~« 5)

NCS(lO+ )

OCS(IO')

-------- Unillhablled --

1'« 10 5) 11.1« 5) H(lO+)

C(10+) I\1CW(IOI) PHq,5)

1'(5- PHS H(IO+)

33 10) M(IO+) MCW( 10+)

C(101) PHC«5)

so I' 11.1 C(IO+)

133 P M ((10+)

88 I' 11.1 C(lO+)

81 PM«5) C(lO+)

11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

PHC(,5)

DA H(Il)l)

MCW(J()+)

l'flC(5-10)

11(10+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

III 10+) MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

fI I' S~-HP I'll 1'0« 5)

~~ W R S5 PO I'll C'M(5-1O) ACS(IOt) NC~( lOt)

Cpr 10+) OC S( 101)

III' WTf,.

5S HI'

HI' WTf,.

5~-HP

HI' WTK

~~-HP

III' W rf,.

5S-HP

104

PH 1'0(5- AC5( 10+) 10) C'M(5-10) NC~( 10+)

PH 1'0(,

5)

POI'H

CP( 10+) OC'S( 10+)

CM(5 10) AC5(10+)

CP(IOI) NCS(IOt\ OC~( 10+)

CM(5 10) A(,~(I()+) CP(IO+) NCS(IOI)

OCS(IO+)

PH 1'0(5- CM(S-IV) AC 5( lOt)

10) CP(101) NCS(IO+) OCS(IO+)

12

lV(lO I)

~I'(IO+ )

~l(IOI)

CV(IO~)

51'(10 1 )

51 (10 1)

( V(IO+)

51'(10+) ST(IOI)

CV(IO.)

51'( 10+)

~T(lO+)

( V(IO')

~P(lO' ) ~T(lOI )

CV(I01)

~P(IO+ )

H(lO+)

CV(IO.)

SP(IOt)

5T(10+)

(V(IO+)

SP(10+\

ST(lO+)

CV(IO+)

~P(lOt)

H(101)

( V(IO+)

~P(IO+)

ST(IO+)

13

BS() 10)

RS(IOI)

NW(IO+)

B~« ) R5(IO.)

NW(IO+)

B5 NW

R5(1O')

B~

RS(IO I )

NW{lO+)

U~(, 5)

R5(101)

NW(IO+)

B5(101)

R~(I0+)

NW(IO+)

B~(IO')

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B5(10+)

R5( 10+) NW(IO+)

B~(IO+l

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

8S(101 )

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

\iILl AGE DIRECTORY -----------------,-------Village Directo.-;' Land lise (As on 199?l ____ , ___ ,-____ ;-:_-;-_;--___ --;---;-;:;-___ --::-:---:--_,--_____ --,-_-,

Land use (I e area under different types of land U~e II hectare)

5

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2

PR MR fr KIlRnnr Road (40)

NR 1997 126 101 Lodra ISS

----------------------------------------------------------------

PR MR FP Kha"ar Road (21 ) f fI EO NC

PR Kh ... ar Road (44) ED £)\0

EO

NM

NM

01 1K(O 8) I 6 0(5 1) T(6 I)

Gl(IO 0)

62 R TK(IO 7) R(349) T(556)

467 GC( 1400) I 1(1400)

1432 113 1 24 8 Bhamamullda 156

51& 6 4407 682 DhOlambandha 157

253 21 8 123 I POlorR 158

-----------~r------------------------------------------------------UnJllhab'led - - Ihalap 159

Khanor Road (77) 1670 1884 296 360 T,k,apada 160

PR MR rP Kha"ar P01d (1~) 562 0 Maragud. 161

PR MR 1 P KIl."., Road (27) 2167 924 246 122 1 Pelh'.pail 162

PI{ MR 1 r Kh.n", Road (27) 263 1886 409 129 Kenneh 163

PR MR FP Khan .. Road (27) 340 1768 169 600 Golab.lldh 164

MR FP Kha" .. Road (29) 240 174 7 617 79 I Kankermanl' 165

105

I

166

167

1GB

169

170

171

2

Gob ... (04197600)

Tarlwat (0·1197700)

Khoksa (04197800)

DhamanpUlI (04197900)

Sunonlal (04198000)

Khalrolll (04199700)

Blocl< Total

I f I " ..<:

2. ... l :;

._ • 0

3

2530

832 0

3920

2750

2320

4740

1 u

4

481

1,766

757

486

253

911

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -Amenitie~ and

.?menlttes available (If not available wlthm the village, a dash (-) IS shown 111 the column dn~ next to II 111 brackets the distance In broad range; VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and \ 0+ kms of!h

nearest pla~e where the faCility IS available I> given

o <::> C

5 6 7

128 P M(S-IO) C(IO+)

H(IO+) MCW(IOf) PHC(lO+)

397 P M 5 C(5-10)

169 P(2)M«5) C(lO+)

H(IOI)

MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

H(lO+) MCW(IO+) 1'HC(5-10)

PHS 11(10+) 101 P M C(5-10) MCW(I()+)

1'HC(5-10)

55 PM(5-10)C(5 11(10,) 10) MCW( 10~)

PHC(5-IO)

175 P M(5-10) C(IO+)

H(IO+) MCW(lO+)

PHC(IO»

8

liP WTK 55-111'

9

1'0«5) PII(IO+)

fir W1K PO

55-HP PHI 10+)

IW W TK PH PO« 55-HI' »

I1PWTK !>S-IIP

POPH

10 11

CM(5-10) AU(IOt) CP(IO,) NC5(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

12

( V(I\)+) ~P( 10+) ST(IO+)

ACS(5-IO) CV(IO+) CM(S-IIl.) NCS(5-10) 51'(10+) CP(5-IO) OCS{5-10) 5T(10+)

CM(5-10) ACS(5 10) CV(HI+) NCS(IO+) SI'(IOI-)

(1'(5-10) OC~(5-10) 5T(IOI-)

An(5-IO) CV(IO+) CM(S-IO) NC~(S-IO) SP(IO»

CP(5-IO) OeS(5-10) H(IO»

HI' WTK

55-liP PI! 1'0(5- CM(5-IO) ACS(5-IO) CV(IOI-) 10) NCS(S-IO) SP( 10+)

HI' WTK

5S-HP

T(2)

CP(5-IO) OC5(5-10) ST(IO+)

I'll 1'0(5- CM(IO+)

10) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NC5(IO') OCS(IOi)

CV(IO') SP(IO~)

51(10.)

H OA(J) 01{ \V(t30) P(157) M(39) MeW ewe TK(IOI) 1'0(27)

13

BS(5-10) RS{IO+) NW(IO+)

13S(5-10) RS(5-10) NW(IO+)

BS R5(1O+) NW(5-1O)

m, RS(lO ,)

NW(IOI)

B5(5-IO)

RS(5-IO)

NW(IOI)

BS(5-IO)

RS(IO~)

NW(IO+)

74609,1 119830 262398(13) pue e rUC(4) HP(165) PTO CM(4) ACS(9) OCS

BS(36) RS

NW(6) Tr 0 .'118(22) TW(2) PH(l20)

FWC RMP R(I2) C(27)

106

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village ()irectory Luud l'sp. (As on 1999)

1-.14 15

MR fP Kha,,", Road (22)

PR MR fr Kha"., Road (25)

I'R MR fr Khan", Road (50)

16

EA

EA

PR MR r I' Khan., Road (28) flJ

PI{ MR fr Khan., Road (26)

PR MR r!' Kha"., Road (28) EA

PR(116)

MR(112) FP(SS)

N(12) NR(7)

NW(6)

EO(S4)

EAG(J6) EO(16) EA(32)

17

NM

N(24)

M(19)

18

Land use (I e area under different types of land lise II

hectare)

19 20

21 (,

185

4 8 GC( 105) 4 1(10 S)

200

475

4S 0

GC(3762.97)

W(IS.53)

WF(5J.38)

1304 6 TW(2.52) 1. TK(332.06)

R(247 05)

0(24.07) T(44JS.58)

107

21

1019

4080

188 I

1710

1198

2901

38322,3

22 2

270 102 8 Goba,"

122 7 2625 Ta,,,,al

651 830 Khoksa

460 382 Dhnmanpllli

567 81 Sunantal

1014 377 Kha"a",

10010.4 8212.4

166

167

168

169

170

171

I . •

~

• i.

jl i • 11, • ,...l

, p ,

~ 0 g(§ m8: .« <t«C:J

CJ) .z -CJ)O 0_ I-:Z1I:«O -0 _

Za: «I-:!~ 0° ~

v

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N G I

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" , 15'

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.

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105

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF

KOMANA C.D. BLOCK- 0002

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KOMANA C.D. BLOCK - 0002 Senal number Name of village 200 I Census location code 1991 Census location code numbel

number 2 3 4

NAME Of CO. BLOCK - KOMAN A

POLICE STATION - NUAPADA - 0002

Bang~munda 04200000 New village

'2 BhoJpurghati 04198400 100020015001500\00

3 Bhurukadhoda 04199100 10002001500lS00107

4 Chanamunda 04199600 100020015001500112

5 Chlimdpalll 04199400 100020015001$00110

6 Chohakapada 04198700 100020015001500103

7 Daldah 04198900 100020015001500105

Gangadlgarh 04195700 100020014001400117

9 KhaJurbahal 04198100 100020015001500097

10 KlIrumpuri 04199000 100020015001500106

11 KlIsadona(Kusadahana) 04198600 100020015001500102

12 Lakhana 04199900 100020015001500115

13 Llmdllll 0419&&00 100020015001500104

14 Mundapalla 04199800 100020015001500114

15 Patparpah 04199300 100020015001500109

16 Samarsmg 04198300 10002001500lS00099

17 Silva 04199200 100020015001500108

18 Smapah 04198500 100020015001500101

19 Suabahal 04199500 1000200150015001 II

20 Tenganabasa 04198200 100020015001500098

POUCE STATION - KOMANA - 0003

1 Adal 04206400 100030015001500059

2 Agren 04212300 100030015001500112

3 Anupgarh 04210300 100030015001500093

4 BabupaIJ 04202600 100030015001500024

Baghamllnda 04208900 100030015001500079

6 I3agmunda 04200900 100030015001500007

7 Bahabal 04214800 100030015001500137

8 Bahalmllnda 04210900 New village

9 BalenJar 04211000 100030015001500099

10 Bahkhamar 04205000 100030015001500048

II Barandapat 04208400 100030015001500074

12 Ballbahal 04207800 100030015001500068

13 Belarddna 04205100 100030015001500049

14 Belgaon 04212500 100030015001500114

15 Bhaillbahal 04211200 100030015001500101

16 Bhalllkona 04200600 100030015001500004

17 Bhaosil 04200100 100030015001500001

18 Bharuamunda 04210100 100030015001500091

19 Dhella 04208800 100030015001500078

20 Bljayagarh 04210400 100030015001500094

21 Blnll1padar 04211700 100030015001500106

... ., "''- Dl~lhahal 04207700 100030015001500067

23 Biswanathpur 04210600 100030015001500096

24 Bodachhapar 04211400 100030015001500103

25 !JvdhrkorTIll8 04203900 100030015001500037

26 ChancharaJharan 04202000 100030015001500018

27 (,handopala 04215200 100030015001500140

2& Chandrasil 04200200 100030015001500143

29 Cherechankhol 04207600 I 000300 I 5001 500066

30 Chhata 04212700 1000300150015001lA

31 DlInalhola 04203700 1000300150015000,5

32 Darllpada 04204800 10003001S001500046

113

ALPHABETICAL L1S1 OF VILLAG(;~ 0(' KOMAN A C.D. BLOCK - OllO2 c,eq<\\ I1lllnber Name of village 2001 Cell'u~ IOl-dUOIl Loele t991 Censll' locatIOn Lode nllmbeT

number 2 3 4

33 Dedenga (,42(1210() 1 00U3UOI SOO / 50(1)2 1 34 Deoddri1d {)42/3000 100030015001500120 \5 Deo~l\ 04205700 10003001S()01~0()OS4

36 Dhanravata 04212900 /000300/ SOO / '100119 3 7 DhaTdmsdgd[ 042/5000 100030015001500139

38 Dhekullpdlll (14206600 /00030015001500145

39 Dhorlamunda 04212800 100030015001500117

40 Dhumabhata 04204000 I OOOJOOI 5(01)00038

41 Dlamunda 04201100 1000300lS001500009

42 Dohelapada 04209400 100030015001500084

43 Dumelbdhal 04211100 100030015001500100

1\4 Dumerpam 04204900 10003001 SOOI 500047

4S DlIngurlpall 04209700 100030015001500087

46 Gadgadd 04207200 100030015001S00146

47 Gadgad<1 04207300 100030015001500063

48 Gandamer 042OJSOO 100030015001500033

49 Ganlary 0420450(J 100030015001500043

50 Gallbeda 04206500 10003001500lS00060

51 Ghobar 04209100 100(3001)001500081

52 GOlloTe 04212200 1000300150015001 I I

53 !-laillal'ult 04205400 100030015001500052

54 lIanplir 04214300 100030frl5001500141

S5 Hallsara 04201600 100030015001500014

56 Ichhapur 04204700 100030015001500045

57 ladamllnda 04204600 100030015001500044

58 Jagannathpall 04210000 100030015001500090

S9 Jagdnndthpall 04214400 100030015001500133

60 Jalanlddal 04200300 100030015001500002

61 Julam\...dtcl 04209600 100030015001500086

62 Jamgaon 0--1207400 100030015001500064

63 Jatagarh 04204300 100030015001500041

64 Jelhupalt 01209800 100030015001500088

65 Jhagl ahl 04208300 100030015001500071

66 Jhdltpanl 04206700 100030015001500147

67 Jhdlkll,lIlTI 04214600 100030015001500135

68 Jharlarnb 04205800 IOO0300lS001500144

69 Jhlkldllngrt 04214900 10003001500J500142

70 Jhlpabahal 04201000 100030015001500008

71 Jodharamllnda 04208500 1000300lS00150007S

72 Junapanl 04206800 100030015001500061 73 Kallmdll 04203100 100030015001500029 74 Kallmatl 04214000 100030015001500130 75 Kamarkhol 04206000 100030015001500149 76 Kamkeda 04203200 I 0003001 SOOI 500030 77 Kandetard 04203800 10001001 50()\ SOOIH6 78 Kdntapall 04203600 100030015001500034 79 Karamahul 04210800 100010015001500098 80 Karangavata 04201500 100030015001500013 81 Kdslpala 04201400 1000300lS001500012 82 Kechopakhan 04206200 1000300lS001500057 83 Khalrvadl 04208600 100030015001500076 84 Khdmballl 04207900 1000300lS00lS00069 85 Khodang 04205600 IOOO10015001S00150 86 Khohgaon 04207500 100030015001500065 87 Klshna 04209200 100030015001500082 88 Koked 04207100 100030015001500118

114

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KOMANA C.D. BLOCK - 0002 Senal number Name of Village 200 I Census location code 1991 ('en~lls location code number

number 2 3 4

89 Komana 04211900 100030015001500108

90 Konabrra 04211500 100030015001'00104

91 Kotenghatbodachhapar 04211300 100030015001100102

92 Kotrabeda 04206100 1000300150015000S6

93 Kllmutlmunda 04208200 10003001~OO1500072

94 Kureswar 04208700 100030015001<;00077

95 Lamblpam 04214500 100030015001500134

96 Larkl 04203400 1000100150(11100032

97 Latkanpada 04201300 100030015001500011

98 Mdhulbhata 04210100 100030015001100091

99 MaJhagaon 04205300 100030015001100051

100 Makhapadar 04202500 10003001100lS00023

101 Manrkaguda 04204400 100030015001500042

102 Matlapadar 04212600 100030015001S0011<;

103 Mendhatal 04202400 10003001 <;001500022

104 Mlchhapah 04208000 100030015001500070

105 Mundapala 04201200 100030015001500010

106 Musapah 04204100 100030015001<;00039

107 Nuagaon 04203300 100030015001500031

108 Pal'lsipanr 04201800 100030015001500016

109 Pahlpam 04215100 10003001,00150013B

110 Pandarapathar 04209500 10001001500150008'

III Pandelbahalr 04211600 10003001<;001500105

112 Patapam 04210100 1()O()300\5001~OO092

113 Pendraban 04214700 1000300150015001,6

114 POlllf 04210500 100030015001500095

115 Raghupah 04211800 100030015001500107

116 RaJaHa 04213900 100030015001500129

117 Rang 04209300 100030015001500083

118 Ruplamba 04205500 100030015001500053

119 SahaJat 04201900 100030015001500017

120 Sandabahalt 04212400 1000~0015001500)13

121 Sarasmal 04202200 100030015001500020

122 Sernelpah 04202900 100030015001500027

123 Sialatr 04200700 100030015001500005

124 Sibanarayanpur 04205900 100030015001500055

125 Slhmamunda 04204200 100030015001500040

126 Stletpam 04205200 100030015001500050

127 Solbandh 04212000 100030015001500109

128 Soseng 04206300 100030015001500058

129 SlIkuhmundt 04202700 100030015001500025

130 Sunabeda 04206900 )00030015001500062

131 Talabela 04200400 100030015001500003

132 Tarabpd 04201700 100030015001500015

133 Telenpah 04202100 100030015001500019

134 Tenganabasa 04209000 '10003001500 I 500080

13S Tetelpada 0410080() 1000300\5001500006

136 Thogapah 0420280() 100030015001500026

137 Thongo 04208100 100030015001500071

138 Thutlbar 04201000 100030015001)OQD2R

139 Tlkrapada 04209900 100030015001500089

140 Ulva 04212100 100030015001500110

141 Upkapam 04207000 100030015001500148

115

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~ u U '" ;:; 0 bI)

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12 '" g-" -'0 ~ " 0-

';;j OJ

~ <ii

.. ~ c '0 " I-< I-< Vl

1 2 3 4

CD Block: Kom.nn (0002)

Gdngadlgalh (04195700)

368

KhaJlU b.hal (04198100)

2420 327

Tengandbasa (04198200)

4910 879

~amarslllg 4 5440 960

(04198300)

B1loJPUtghall 1170 229

(04198400)

SID.palt 404 6

(04198500) 3620

Kusadona(Kusada 927 7 3500

halla) «()4198600)

Chohukftpada 4040 759

(04198700)

9 Llllld.h. (04198800)

1800 726

Daldah 10

(04198900) 2080 614

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

AmenitieS available Ilfnot available within the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the Ll)jumn an j next to It In braci-.ers the dl;tan~e 111 broad range; VIZ <_ 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 101 km; ot II ~

~ nearest l)ldCe where the facility IS avaIlable I; gIven ~ I '" '" t;~ " iii I u

OJ OJ e " " ;:; ] u 0::

~ '5 ~ 1: <:> 0 -t!, .a ,!,! 0 1A '"' 0- :; 0.

'" '" (.) -c/)

~ {j 11 "'- e -~ ~

"0 ~ @,~ 2 ~ E " " -0 '" " ~ .. ..c: iii u , '" :; ..c ~

~ ~ 1A -0 0:: " U 0 t:: 0 i3 1>6 ..g g 0::

" ~ ..c: iii " 0 " 0 0 ..c: .. 0- --' ~ .~ :> -g ~ .:>

'" <ii i6 '- -0;

" I;j, ~.a u o " g § « a 1;; 0 0/) <> .=: ~ g~] il g <ii " 11 " ~,

..0 u J2 12 ~ " u E '" § u -a E -'" u ~ ~ g ~ ~4 " " Vi ~~ iil " t:: g: o Iii ,~(3 s :z ::E Q U..o U '" ~c/)

5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

86 PM«5) H(IO+)

WS~-W PH 1'0«

CM(IOr) At S(IO+) (V(IO+) [I~(IO')

qIO+) MCW(IO+) 5) CP(IO.)

NCS(IOr) SP(lO+) RS(IO+)

PII(,(IOr) OCS(IO') s r(lo+) NW(IGTj

71 P M(5-10) 11(10 r) IIPWTK I'll

(,M(ID+) AC~( lOt) CV(IO+) 1I'(IOr)

qlUr) MCW(IO+) ,5-IIP PO(IOT) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IOt) R,(IO')

1'1I<(lOt) OCS(IO+) 5f(10 .. ) NW(IOT)

205 P MqIO+) H(IOt) HPWH ..

PO(5-10) CM(IOf) ACS( lOT) CV(IO+) BS(5-1O)

MCW(IOr) 5S-HP PII(IOf) CP(IO+)

NCS( 10+) SP(lO t ) RS(IO' ) PHC(IOt) OC~(IO') S f( 10+) NW(IO;)

PII~ Il( 10 t) IIPWTK PIII'0(5- A"(IO,) eV(IOI) B~(' 'J 232 P M l (lOt) MCW(IO+) CM(5-1O)

PIIC(IOt) ,S-HP 10)

CP(5-10) NCS(IOq 51'(10+) R~(5-10)

OCS(IO, ) Sr(IO+) NW(IO')

P M« 5) C(5- H(IOt) IIPWTK PH 1'0(5- ACS( lOt) CV(IO.) B5

52 CM(5-10) R~(IO') 10) MCW(IOT) .':.~-HP 10) NC~(IOt) ,,>( 10,)

Plle(IO+) CP(5-10)

OCS(IOt) 5 r(IOt) NW(IOt)

90 PM(5-1O) H(IO+) IIPWTK PH 1'0«

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 85(<.5)

qIO+) MCW(IOf) 5S-IIP 5) NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) RS(IO+)

PHe(lO t ) CP(lO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO,)

220 P M(<.5) H(lO+) HPWTK

PO« 5) CM(IO+) AC5(10') C V(lOt-) BS« 5)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IOI) PHC(IO+) OC5(10') 5 r( 10+) NW(IOt)

177 P M«5) H(ID;) III' W TK C PH PO«

(M(IO+) AC5( 10+) CV(IO+) AS« 5)

qlOt) MCW(IO.) 5S-liP 5) CP( 10+)

NCS(I!H) 51'(10+) RS(lO r ) PIICC 10+\ OCS(IOt) ST(IO .. ) NW(I!H)

166 P M« 5) H(IOt) HP W 1K C PH 1'0(,--

CM(IO,) AC5(lO t ) CV(IOT) 85« 5)

qlOt) M(W(IO+) 55-HI' 5) Cpr 10+)

NC,(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(lOt) PII( (10') OCS(IO+ ) ~l (lOt) NW(IOt)

PM«5) H(IO+) HI' W fK C PH PO« ACS(ID+) CV(ID+) B5

129 CM(IO+) RS(IO+) C(lO+ ) MCW(IO') S5-HI' 5) NC,(ID+) SP(IOt)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ~l(lO') NW(IO+)

116

VILL AGE DIHECTOR (

Villal!.c Directory L,,,d l'" (A, "" 199

1 " 0/

~ ? -'" " " e 0-0-·t

14

MR

IRMR

fP

!'RMR

fr

MR rP

PR MR pp

~

" <J

~ -6 ~ c: ~ S i1 :a Z 15

Kh.lla, Roarl (26)

Khona, Road (251

Khanar Road (15)

Khanar Road (20)

Khanar Road (21)

~IR FP KI,""n, Road (22)

MR fP Kha"A' Road (27)

PR MR

fr

PR ~IR

FP

Khallar Road (2'»

Kh."ar ROAd (lll)

PR MR Khona, Road (11) fro

16

FA

FA

FA

17 18

Land lise (I e area under different types of land lise II

hectare)

;;; 1! 0

19

" ~ " , 51 >

C' -0 u ;; OIl

Ji 20

206

946

160

171

6~ I

110 GC(158) 1(158)

197 G( (797) 1(797)

80 GC(914) 1(914)

I ~ 0 Of (88 I) 1(88 I)

117

"1:l

~ "" E ~ 21 ..

1151

2797

145 1

240

t684

1754

1644

41 1

645

" 0

~ "" > c: '" -6 :;

" " 'U ~

c: - <S V> c::- O) 0)

~ > :;;; 0

6ll '" ~"1:l @

> " !;i '" :;;; <5 t! :a 2-5

c

'" ;3 " ~ '" bD

22 23

980

9R9

t09 (,

68 I

114 <)

147

1130

19 I

120

" OIl

~ :; . ..... 0

" ~ 2

GnlJgadlgarh

81 KhallirballRl

t77 1 cngRnahao:;a

53 4 Samarsmg

79 BhOJPlIrghAt'

11 4 Sll1apalt

91 (,

7 I

179

Ku<odona

(Kusadahana)

Chohakapada

Llmdllu

89 Daldah

6

9

10

I

II

12

JJ

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

2

KluumpUI~

(04199000)

Blnll u~ ,ulhoda

(04199100)

Silva (04199200)

Palpall,aII (04199300)

CIlhllldpdOl (04199400)

S"abalial (04199500)

Chandmunda (04199600)

Mlilldapalia (04199800)

Lakhana (04199900)

l)ang811lunda (04200000)

I

3 4

4100 947

442 a 552

1,2120 2,238

3710 512

5680 727

6310 923

3220 3]6

4480 857

2,9780 3,130

6960 1,129

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NLlAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -AmenlUe~ dnd

Amenllie, aVailable (It not available within the village a da,h i-) IS ,hown 111 the ~Ollll1lll an i

next 10 It 111 brackets tile distance III broad rdnges VIZ <, 5 "tn, 5-! 0 km, find 1 (I, K,n~ 01 Ill'

r-________ r-____ ~n~e=ar~efst~p~ll~a~ce~w:~h~erre~th~e~t~a~cl~iIrtv~I'~a~v~d~ll~arb~le~!s~gll~Ve~l~lr_------r_~ ~. ~o ..a I,

b

221 I' M C(IO+)

129 PM«5) C(IO+)

520 P(3) M ~ C(lO+)

132 I' M« 5) C(IOt)

182 PM«5) C(IO+)

201 PM(5-10) C(JO+)

71 P M(5 10) ((10+)

178 I' M C(JO+)

733 P(2) M 5 C(lO+)

276 I' M« 5) C(lO+)

7

H(IO+)

MCW(IO') PHC(IO+)

11(10') MCW(IOt)

PHC(IO')

11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

PIH (10')

1I(IOt) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

H(IO+) M(W(IOr)

PIIC(JO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(I()i)

PHC(IOt)

11(10+) MCW(IOt)

PUC(IOt)

H(IOt) MCW(IOt)

PHC(lOt)

DAPH~

H(lOt) MCW(IO+)

I'H(,(IO+)

H(IOt)

MCW(IO') PllC(IO+)

118

8

liP W TK SS-Hl'

flPW rK ~S HI'

IIPWH,

SS-IIP

HI' WTK SS-HI'

HI' W rf.. ~~-HP

HI' WTK ~S-IlP

HI' WTK

S~ HP

IIPWTf.. ~S-HP

lIPWTK 55-HP

HP WTK ~S-llP

~ ~ (~ ..E ~:: 0 -" ~ (j t:: <0 0 ~. "'-

9

POPH

I'll 1'0« 5)

1'0 PH

1'0(5-10) PU(IOt-)

10 11

CM(5 10) AC~(IOI) (1'(5-10) NC~(I\)<)

OC5(101)

CM(5-1O) ACS(IO+) CP(5-IO) NCS(IO<)

OCS(IO<)

Uvl(5-10) AC5(10+) CP(5-10) NC5(IO+)

OC5(IOt)

CM(5-IO) A( S(IO+) CP(lO r ) NCS(IO+)

0(5(10+)

PH 1'0(5- CM(5-IO) ACS(J()+)

10) CP(IO+) ~~~i:~:~

PH 1'0(5-10) ('1\1« 5)

CP(IO')

PH 1'0(5- CM« 5)

10) CP(IO+)

PH 1'0(5- CM« 5)

10) CI'(IO+)

POPH

1'0« 5) PH(IO+)

CM CP(IO+)

CM« 5) CP(IOt)

A(~(IO+)

NC~(IO+)

OC~(IOt)

ACS(IO+) NC~(IO+)

OCS(IO')

ACS(IO') NCS(IO+)

O(~(IO')

ACS(IO+)

NC~(IO')

OC~(IO+)

ACS(IO+) NU(IO+) O(S(IO+)

'Cd C/.l

~ ~ E -3 ...c: ==' () 0 r: ~ ~ g cd "> 15 g -- ~ ~~ S § i~ 5 -g ;~i15

12

CV(IOI)

~I'(IO')

S I(IU')

C,/(IU+)

SP(I 0 I) ~1(10+)

CI/(IO<) SP(I01 )

Sl (10+)

CV(IO.) SP(IO+) Sl (101)

CV(IO.) SP(IO+)

ST(lO+)

( V(IOt)

SP(IOI)

Sr(lo1)

CV( 10+)

SP(IO') Sf(IO+)

C\;(IOt) ~P(IO+)

Sl(101)

CV(IOt)

Sr(lo+) ST(IO+)

CV( lOr)

sri 10+) Sr,IOT)

13

B~

RS(IO' )

NW(IOt)

I)~« )

RS(IO' )

NW(IO')

B~(' 5) R5(5-10) NW(Hlt)

B~(IO+)

R5« 'i)

NW(JO.)

I)~(JOI )

RS(<- 5)

NW(IOt)

R~() 10)

RS(IOt) NW(IOt)

B~(' 5) R~« 5) NW(IOt)

Il~l< )) R5(~ 5)

NW(IO+)

B~ RS

NW(IO+)

8S« 5) RS« 5) NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directorv Land Use (As 011 1999)

rRMR fP

Kha"., Ro.td (22)

MR fr Khann, Road (22)

\1R fP

PI< MR fP

K hanar Road (22)

Khallal Ro.~ (1 t I

PI< MR Kh""a, ROAd (25) I r

PR MR fI'

PR MR FI'

Kilo,,", Road (25)

Khana, ROAd (2~)

---~---~

!'R MR Kllnll"1 ROAd (12)

fl'

----PRMR

Khallar Road (25) FP

PR Mit Khanar Rond (1 r,)

FP

EA

fA

EA

FA

ED NM

Land use (I e area under different types of land use II

hectare)

288 0C(185) T(185)

105 1

562

1098 0C(7 5) T(75)

340

506

128

1972 GC( 129) n129)

784

119

2712

2490

7606

1966

1787

3285

IDS 0

2965

2127 7

4002

28 2 63 1 KUlumpurl

• 95 1 11 4 Bhlll1lkadhoda

2986 474 Sliva

101 1 15 2 ratparpah

2543 17 9 Chhmdpam

2377 107 Suabahal

1598 64 Lhanamunda

1007 176 Mllndapal1a

3012 1395 Lakh.na

117 ~ 798 Bnngalltunda

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

i I i I

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

J I

2

BhdOS!l (04200100)

(halldeaSiI

(04200200)

1.101IIOd81 (04200300)

Tal.bel. (04100400)

Baedbed.

(04200500)

BhalnKona (04200600)

Sidiatl (04200700)

Telelpada (04200800)

Bag.lnUlldd (04200900)

lhlpabfthal (01201000)

Dlamunda (04201100)

J 4 5

4200 164

200 10

770 75

370 87

20 °

6330 511

23M 0 1,235

1700 22

3070 554

2130 149

3870 803

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUA.PAOA •

Census of lndia 20t» -Amenitle~ ami

Amenltle, dvallable (II not available Within the Village, a ddSh (-, I, shown II1lhe column 'I,p ne"t to 11111 brachcts Ihe distance In broad rdnges VI" < 5 km;; 5 10 krn!> and IO~ kills 01 th~

neare"t olace where the tacllny IS dVdllahle "alven I

6

41 P M(IOI) C(lO+)

11(10+) MCW(IO.) I'HC(IO+)

P« 11(10+) 2 5) M(5~IO) MCWpO+)

C(5-10) PIIC(5-IO)

20 P( 10+) MOO+ ) C(1O+)

20 1'(10.) M(IO-t) C(\()+)

H(IO') MCW(IO.)

PIIC( 10+)

II( 10,)

M( W(lO+)

I'IIC(I<l+)

8 9

Itl' IW S~- I'll

HI' PO(IO+)

liP W S!>­liP

PO(5-IO)

PH(~-IO)

liP rw ~~- PH

liP PO(IO')

Ill' R SS

III'

PH 1'0(10+)

-------- Unlllhdbned ------------

110 P M« 5) C(lO+)

287 r M S C(lO+ )

11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

I'HC( 10+)

011 PHS

11(10') MCW(IO') PllC(l(h)

P« 11(10+) 5)M«5) MCW(IOt) C(IO+)

134 I' M(5-1 0) C(lO+)

33 P M« 5) C(JO+)

PIIC( 10+)

11(10 1 )

MCW(IO+)

PilC(5- 10)

1I(IOi)

MCW(JO+)

PIIC(5-10)

HI' W SS- PH 1'0« HI' 5)

HI' ~S-HP 1'0 I'll

III' ~~-HP PH 1'0« 5)

HI' ~S-HP 1'0« 5) 1'11« 5)

liP SS-HP I'll 1'0(,,-

5)

10 II 12 n

CM« 5) CP(IOt)

CM(~ 5)

CP(IO+)

AC~(IO+)

NCS(ltJ+) OCS(IOt)

ACS(IO') NCS(IOt)

OCS(lOI)

AC~(IOt) CM(5-10) NCS(IOf)

Cpr 10') (JL~(IO+)

CM(5-10) AC~(IO')

CP( lOt) ~~~~ :~;:

(,M(IOt)

Cl'(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NC~(IO')

OC~(IO+)

CV(IO.)

SP(W+) ~ T(lO+)

(V(I(H)

::'P(IO')

~1(IOt)

CV(IO+)

SP(W') HOO+)

C V(IO+)

~P(IO+)

~1(10+)

CV(IO+)

~P(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CM(5-10) AC~(5-1() CV{IO»

(1'(10+) NCS(5-IO) ~P(IO') OC~(HH) ~T(IO+)

CM(5-10) AC~(5 10) (V(loq

Cpr 10+) NC~(5-IO) ~P( 10') 0(5(10') H(lOI)

(M(IO+)

CP(IO+)

ACS(IO') NC~(IO+)

OCS(IOI)

AC~(IO;)

NC~(IO')

OCS( HI.)

CV(IO+ )

~P(IO+)

H(IO+)

(,V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO')

B~(~ 5)

RS(IO.)

NW(IO')

B~(~ 5)

RS() (0)

NW(5-IO)

13~(J0 I)

R~(IO+)

NW(lO t )

HS(IOI)

R~(IOt)

NW(IO+)

llS(IO') R~(lOt)

NW(H);)

[\'>(5 10)

RS(IO') NW{IO+)

B~(5-10)

R~(I0t ) NW(IOr)

B~(S 10)

RS(lO t )

NW(lO r )

B5(10))

R~(JO » NW(Wr)

190 PM(S-IO) C(IO+)

11(10. )

MCW(IOt)

PHC(5-IO)

III' 5~-IIP I'll 1'0(5-(0) (,M(lOt)

CP( 10')

AC~(JO')

N(~(l()t)

O(~( 10+)

C V(lO+) ~P(J(h)

ST(JO')

B~(5-1())

R~(lO.)

NW(HH)

120

VILLAGE DIREC roR '(

Villng~ Dh'ectory Lal~_!I~~SonI9~9.~')~ ____ -r ____ '-________ ~~~~~ ______ ~~~~~ __ ~ __ ~ __ .-__________ ,-__ ,

Land use (I e fUca under different types of land use Ir hectare)

II' 1<.)"",", Roar1(55/ J051 408 687 47 81'80s(1 21

Ivm I\Lona, Ro,d ( 16) 204 rhandra,,1 22

-_ ... _-----_._-----------------------------_.

Khana, R,wl (60 ) 1& 4 118 204 4 5 J alamadar 21

II' K,,",,", R,wl (00) 98 42 61 170 Talabela 24

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

Unlllhallited ------------ Ba,abeda 15

-------\

~IR Kha"., Road (42) 687 1380 1099 1165 Bhalukoll8 26

PK MR Klw,", Road (4ll) ED EO 227 1616 316 20 I ","Iat, 27

11 3 113 1 24 1 21 7 Tetelp.da 2R

~1R 485 161 7 704 26 7 Ragmunda 29

Mit Kim,., Road (4,) 81 I 647 34 7 Jh'pabahal 10

"han., Road (14) 418 2128 1(l/4 2R 0 DlamuNla J 1

121

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAF'ADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenitle~ 1I11t1

I Amenities avalldble (It not dVdllable with III the village d dash ( ) I, shown III the column a1 next to II In bra~keb the dl,tan~e III brodd ranges VIL < 5 kIm 5-10 kms dnd 10+ kin; 01 II

~ neale,t pld~e where the taLlhtv IS dvalldble IS given i [;l

I -1:; " I ~ ~ 1:5 " I iij ;(J E 0

~ -.) 0 <-

0 " '" 0 " " .e c: ::; c: ;> ""§ :; ~ u

0 2- " 0 c ~ Z U to ~-~ U C!, .e ':'! 8- " ~

" - "'- " -a ~ '" 0 ou {j " "'- 0

~ ~ E rJ ~ 0 0 -l ..!! 0 ~ c 6i, "<i ~ C'.. 0

-0 b '" ;(J edi -'" 0 ::; J:! :3

" " c M la -0 ~ i)

" 0 t: I'l ~

"" .s 0 :> -" iij g g dd-8g c " ..!! ~ 0 t;; II '- -" "'-OJ ~ <a>~ E 0

..0 ~ 0 -a "- '"iii ;$ ~ OJ u ~ § '" 0- 0 c: e 2~ " « ;: "- " 0 0 co " o oj ~

c 0 lil Q. .8 5 '"iii '" ~ " -a t; ~ 5 5 :s ~

OJ " 19 ~ u .Q 8 '"

-~~ 8 '"

~ 8 -a 8 .~ g~ t; 5 -a 8 :S C 0 :> ::l

~ ~ub'l 0"" " ~ Vl E- E- Z U..o U '" I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

MUlIllal'ala 402 89

PM(5-10) H(IO') HI' W ~~ PH 1'0(5 CM(IO+)

A(S( 10+) L V(IO'") 1:l~(5-10) 32

(OnOI200) 4150

((HH) MCW(IO+) HI' 10) NC~(IO<) 51'(IOt) R~(IU')

PIIC(5 10) CP(IU,")

O(~( 10+) ~ f(lO r ) NW(IOI)

33 I atkdllpdda

2910 472 126 PM(5-10) 11(10r)

HI' 55-III' PH 1'0«

(M(IO+) ALS( 10,) CV(IO+) B~( 'i)

(04201300) q 10+) MCW(IO+) 5} CP(IO,)

NLS(IO+) SP(IO+} R~(IOI)

PIIC« 5) OCS(IOt) H(IO,") NW(IO I )

34 Kaslpala

61b 0 819 199 P M{lOt) 1l(IOt} Ill' W5~ PH 1'0(5-

CM(IOr) AC-'>(IOt) ( V(IO+) B~(5 10)

(04201100) qIO+) MCW(IO,) Ill' 10) LP(IO+)

NC-'>(IO< ) ~P(IOt) R~(IO+)

PIIC(<- 5) OC5(101) H(IO<) NW(IOr)

35 k..uangavatd

5420 520 117 P M« 5) 1l(IO+} TIII'SS PH 1'0(,

CM(510) A.C!'(5 10) LV(IOI) B:'(5-IO}

(04201500) ('(10+) MlW(IOi} HI' 5) ( P(IO+)

NC~(5-IO) ~P(IO,) R!>(IOI)

PHe(, 5) OC~(IOf) ST(lD+) NW(I(H)

36 HdlJsara

6410 1,030 255 P M(~5) 11(10+) HI' IW 1>~- PH 1'0«

LM(~ 5) AC~(" 5) LV(IOI) U~« 5)

(04201600) C(lOt) MCW(IO+) Ill' 5) Cr(lo+)

NCS(,5) 51'(10+) R~(IOr)

1'11('« 5) ()C~( 10 I) ST(IO,) NW(IOr}

hi Rbod I' M !, PIlC PHS TIIPS'>- CM ACS N(5 eV(IO t)

B~

,7 1,6050 3,060 655 11(10+) PO PII R~(IO,) (04201700) C( 10 f}

MCW(IOi) liP CPt 10 ') OC!'(IO+) SP(IO+)

NW(IOi) Sf(IO+)

Pal,blpilJIl 1'(2) M 1I(IOr) 1'111'0(- A( '>l < ,) CV(IO.) BS

3H 7190 1,1')9 276 liP !,S liP LM«5) R5(IOt) (04l01800) C(IOf} MCW(IO.) 5)

CP« 5) NeS« 5) SP(IOi}

NW(IO,) PIIC« 5) OC!'(IO') Sf(101)

39 S.1ihtjdt

1,211 () 1,770 414 PM(~5) 11(10+)

Hp!>S Ill' PO I'll CM«5) ACS(,5) CV(lO+) BS(<.5}

(04201900) C(IO+) MCW(IOt) Cr(lOl)

NCS« 5) -'>P(IU1-) R5(5 10) I'IIC(,,-S} OC!'(IO+) S f(IO') NW(IO')

40 Chanch8laJharan

530 63 17 PM(5-IO) 11(10+)

HP SS III' PII PO(5-

CM(510) AO(IO+) CV(10 11 BS(5-1O)

(O42ll2000) qlOr) MCW(IOt) 10) CP(5-10)

NC!>(IOr) SP(lOr) RS(5-10) 1'11('« 5) OCS(IO+) SJ(IOr) NW(IO<)

41 ToIenp."

2250 76 19 I' 1(2) M« 5) 1I(IOt) T HP W n .. PH PO(~

CM«5) AC~(I()I) CV(IO+) BS(5-IO}

(O~202100) C{lO+) MCW(IO+) S-'>-HP 5) CP«5)

'1C~(IOt) 51'(10+) RS(~ 5) PUC(,5) ()L~(IOl) Sf(lOr) NW(IOi)

122

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directorv Land UseJAs on 1999)

14 15

~IR Kh.na, ROdd (10)

PR Killin., Road (22)

!VIR KhallB' Road (1~)

!VIR Kha,,", Road (17)

PR Khan., Road (30) ED

i'R Khan., Road (35) EA

16

MR Khan.r Road (25) ED EO

MR Kiln,,", Road (30) ED EO

MR FP Khm.ar Road (21)

~IR FP Khanar Road (1(,)

17 18

N!VI

Land use (I e area under different types of land use Ir hectare)

19 20

68 (>

339 0 (,(114) T(13 4)

476

977

468

2476

589

745

59 TK(O I) T(O I)

210 TK(O 4) T(O 4)

123

21

155 1

1236

4202

150 1

4253

750 I

498 9

5857

15 2

1041

22 23 2

1419 500 Mundapala

574 63 0 LalkanpBda

1096

777 16 3 Karangav.ta

1009 68 4 Halls"ra

524 1 83 5 Tarabod

1292 61 9 Palas'p.1lI

2152 3354 S.haJat

240 7 5 Chancharalharan

725 27 2 Telenpah

12

31

34

15

36

17

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

49

50

51

2

Sdrdsmal (04202200)

Oedt!nga (04202300)

Mendlldlal (04202400)

Makhapddar (04202500)

Babupalt (04202600)

~ukuhmundl

(04202700)

Thogap"h (04202800)

Semelpah (04202900)

Thuubar

(04203000)

hahmalt (U4203100)

3 4

870 55

2110 284

37S 0 425

980 III

5210 623

6690 1,129

5700 959

2840 635

2600 735

S210 619

DISTRIC r CENSUS IIAND800K. NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenilles and

AmenJlles available (It not available wllhltllhe Village a dash ( ) IS shown In the column all J

next to It III brackets the dlSldnce In brodd ranges VIZ <. 5 killS 5 10 kms dnd 10+ kms ot II nearesl place where Ihe laclllly IS dvaildble IS gnen

5 6

10 P M(S-IO) C(IOT)

70 P M(5 10) C(lO+)

102 I'M(S-IO) l(lO+)

26 pM(5-10) C(IO+)

160 PM(IO+) C(lO+)

272 PMClIO+)

7

11(10,)

MlW(lO+)

PIl((S 10)

11(101)

MCW(lO+)

pHe(5 10)

11(1 0+)

~ICW(IO')

PHC(5 10)

11(10+)

MCW(lIH)

PIIC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO~)

PHC(IO~ )

ll(to~ ) MCW(IOt)

PHC(IO+)

211 1'(2) M(2) S fl(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

160 P M CCIO+)

198 1'(2) M CCI O+)

PHL(IO; )

H(lO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

11(10+)

MCW(lO+)

PHC(IO+)

164 I' 0 M(5 10) H(lO+) C(lO') MCW(IO»

1'11((5-10)

124

8

Ill' W TK ~S III'

W~SW

9

1'111'0(5

10)

PllpO(5 10)

10 11

(M(5 10) ~~~~ ~~:~ CI'(5 10) Ol~(IO~)

CM(S 10) ACS(IO+)

CP(5-10) NC~(IOI) OC~(IO')

HPWTK

55 HI' PII 1'0(5- CM(5 10) ACS(IOt)

10) CP(5 10) NCS( 10+) OCS(IIJr)

HI' 5S-HP 'P0(5-10)

PH(IO~)

CM(ID+)

CP(IO+)

HI' WSS­

liP PI1 PO(5- CM(IO+)

10) CPt 10+)

IIPWTK

55 III' PH 1'0(5- CM(IO+)

10) CPt 10+)

IIPWTK

55-HI'

PO PH(IO+)

Ill' W 5S- I'll PO(5

HI' 10)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO~)

Ill' W SS- PH 1'0(5-HP 10) CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

HI' W Th R 1'111'0« SS HI' 5)

CM(10;)

CJ>(IO+)

AC~(IOt)

NCS(I(l.+)

OC~(IO+)

AlS(IO»

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO»

ACS(IO+) NCS(IO;)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IOt) NCS(IO;)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO; )

OC~{IO»

AC5(10))

NCS(IO; )

OC5(10+)

12

(,V(IO~)

SP( 10 ,)

SI(IO+)

CV(ID+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO') ~P(lO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP( 10+)

ST(IO+)

CVI 10+)

51'(10+)

ST(IO+)

l V( 10+)

~P(IO;)

H(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SI'(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(ID+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO»

CV(Hlt)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(JO+)

~P(IO+)

S[(IO+)

13

B5(10+)

RS(S Ill) NW(lll+)

B~( 10')

R'>(5 10) NW(IOt)

BS(5 10)

RS(5 10)

NW(IO+)

BS(5 10)

RS(IO+)

NW{IO~)

05(10+)

R<'(IO+) NW(l!)I)

85(5 10)

R~(IO+)

NW(IO+)

0.'>(5 10)

RS(5-10)

NW(IO+)

B!. R.'>(5

10)

NW(IO+)

IlS(S·IO)

RS(5-10)

NW(IO+)

85(,5) RS(5 10) NW(IOt)

VILl AGE DiRt=CTORY

Villae:c DircctOfl' Land!~(ASon~~1~99~9~}).-____ .-__ -, ________ ~~~ __ ~ ______ ~~~ ______ ~~ __ -, __ ---------r---,

Land use (I e area under different types of land use II

j 2 " u

" ~ on -a d'! :;: ~

8 ~ "" .9 <>

'" ~

2 " p. :. -~ Z 14 15

MR FP I<.h8"a, Road (40)

MRFP

MRfP

MR FI'

PRMR

FP

MR FP

MR

MR FP

MR FP NR

MR

I<.hana, Road (40)

Khn"a, Road (38)

Khana, Road (15)

Khans, Road (40)

KI,ana, Road (3!,)

Khana, Road (3 '>)

Khanar Road (10)

Khana, Road (45)

Khana, Road (40)

16 17 18 19

ED

ED N

ED NM

ED NM

ED NM

20

8 8 R(O 1) T(O 1)

294 TK(O 6) T(O 6)

609 TK(O I) T(O I)

79 TK(O 4) T(O 4)

490 TK(5 I) T(5 I)

559 TK(8 8) T(88)

4 7 TK(7 6) 4 T(76)

172

TK(O 1) 24 I T(O 3}

hectare)

21

45 J

1162

196 2

34 I

3980

407 I

n02

233 I

2165

8360(64) T(6 4) 416 I

125

22

12 I

569

424

37 I

407

168 I

123 5

112

II R

1285

23 2

20 5 Sa,asmal 42

83 Dedenga 43

75 8 Mendhalal 44

184 Makh8padar 45

28 I Babupah 46

286 Sukuhmund, 47

24 I Thogapah 48

224 Semelpah 49

7 I Thutlba, 50

1862 Kahmatl 51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

2

Kamked. (04203200)

NUligaoll

(04203300)

LaJkJ (04203400)

Gandamer (04203500)

KaniRpal1 (04203600)

08"oJholo (04203700)

Kanuetara (04203800)

BudlukomU8 (0420)900)

Dhumabhata (04204000)

Mllsapa" (04204100)

Slhmamund,a (04204200)

3 4

6070 1,011

5200 1,473

2820 391

5160 872

5070 733

372 0 882

8360 2,122

3870 1,528

2520 619

liS 0 26S

5910 817

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAOA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amemtles avalldble (If not available within the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column !I.lJi nexlto It In brackets the dl~tan,-e In broad rdngcs VIL < 5 kill, 5 10 "Ill' and 10+ kills 01 '1*

nearest place where the taclhly~!s available IS g_lven

5 6 7

239 P M L(IO,) H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-tO)

II( lOt)

M(W(IO+)

PIIC(5 10)

104 I' M C(5.10) H(IO') MCW(IO+)

217 I' M C(IO+)

191 PM S C(lOt)

PIIC(5-10)

Pl!~ H(lO+)

MCW(IO') PflC(,5)

H( 10+)

MCW(IOI)

PHC« 5)

H(IOt) 195 P M C(5-10) MCW(IOt)

PHC« 5)

DA PHS

541 I' M S C("- 5) H(IOt) M(W(IO+)

PHC« 5)

I' M S PUC Pile PfI~ 329 H(IOr)

C(IOc) MCW(IOi)

136 P M« 5)C« H(IO+) 5) MCW(IOt)

PHC« 5)

67 I' M« 5) C« H( lOt) 5) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

170 PM{<5) C(lOt)

II{IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC("" 5)

126

8

HPWS5

liP

T IIPTW

55-HI'

9

1'0(5-10)

PH(lO+)

PO Pit

10

(M(IOr)

CP(IO+)

CMeIO+) CP(lOt)

II

AC~(IOr)

NC~(IO' ) OCS(IO+)

ALS(IO+)

NO(IO+)

O(S(IO')

HpW IK SS HI'

PH 1'0(5- CM(IO+)

10) Cp( 10+)

ALS(IO+)

NCS(IO+) OC5(10+)

T IIpTW

W SS-III' pOI'H CM(IO')

CP( 10+)

ACS(IO+)

NC~(IO+)

OCS(IOr)

HI' W SS· PH 1'0(5-HI' 10) CM(IO+)

CP(lOt)

AC~(IO+)

NCS(IOt)

OC5(10+)

T HI' W 55- PH 1'0(5- CM(5-10) ACS(lOt)

HI' 10) CP(IO') NCS(IO+) OCS(lOt)

HI'WTK

SS HI' PO PH

III' W1I.. PO S5-Hp PH(IO+)

III' W C SS· PH PO« HI' 5)

~~ W C SS 1'0«,)

PH(IO+)

Ill' TW S~- PH 1'0«

liP 5)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO') OCS(IO+)

CM [1'« AC~(IOI)

5) N(~(IO+j

OC5(IOq

CM(5-10) ACS(IO+) CP( 10+) NCS(IO+)

OC5(10+)

CM«S)

CP« 5)

CM« 5) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+ )

OCS(IO+)

AC~« 5)

NC5« 5)

OC5(10+)

12

CV(IO')

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

LV(IO+)

~.P(lO+)

!>T(IO+)

(V(IO+)

51'(10+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IOt)

SI'(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV( lOr)

SI'(IO+)

sr(lO+)

CV(IO+)

S['OO+)

S1(10 t )

51' CV(IOt)

ST(IOt)

CV(IO+)

5P(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(lD+)

(V(IOt)

!>P(lO+)

S f( 10+)

13

B5(10+)

RS(IOt)

NW(IO+)

B~(5-1(l)

R~(IO')

NW(lOt)

BS RS(IOt)

NW(lO+)

85(5-10)

R~(I0+)

NW(JOt)

BS(IOr)

RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

BS(5-IO)

RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

BS RS(IO+)

NW(IOtj

B~

RS(IOt)

NW(IO+)

B~(5-10)

RS(IO+)

NW(lOt)

B5« 5) RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

B~(' 5) R~(IO')

NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directol'V Land lise (As on 1999)

·~-~lr------r-----'-----------~L~a~n~d~u~se~(~I~e-a~r=e~au=n~d~er~~dlt~~-r-el-lt~l~y-p-e-s-o~f~la-n-d~u-se--l1lr-------------'---~

MRII'

NK KhAnar Road (40) FD N

MR FP Khanar Road (40) ED EO N

MR Khanar Road (30) EA NM

MR Khan.r Road (40) ED NM

MR FP Khanar Road (4 I) ED N

MR FP KhanRt Road (41) ED NM

PI'MR Khall"t Road (40)

FP ED NM

MR NR Khanat Road (4~) ED NM

MR FP Khallaf Road (1,) ED NM

PR MR ~PNR

Khanaf Road (4()) ED

MR Khanaf Road (35)

OC(394) 864 TK(4 8)

T(442)

OC(ll 7)

21 I TK(25) R(124) T(466)

345 TK(I 1) T(13)

428 TK(5 5) T(55)

6 TK(7l) 73 T(7 I)

OC(ll2) 652 TK(4 I)

T(152)

OC(1290) 738 TK(IO 0)

T( 1390)

OC( 1343) TK(84) R(99) T(1527)

OC(1299) 1861K(16)

T(131 5)

OC(613) T(613)

OC(663) 602 T(661)

127

hectare)

3817 502 44 I Kamkeda 52

1939 240 32 0 Nuagaon 53

1745 598 li3 Latkt 54

3940 415 32 2 Oandamet 55

2977 980 374 Kanl8palt 56

2168 59 I 16 I DanaJhola 57

4742 118 I 31 5 Kandelara 58

1953 223 172 Budhtkomna 59

663 224 114 Dhumabhala 60

279 214 44 Musapalt 61

2595 90 I I J 4 6 Slhlllamunda 62

I

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

2

Jaiagalil (04204300)

Mamkagllda (04204400)

G.malY (04204500)

Jadamunda (04204600)

IchhaplIl (04204700)

Darhpad. (04204800)

Dumelpam (04204900)

Bahkhamar (04205000)

Belardan. (04205100)

Slletpalll (04205200)

I .c

" C

3

1.5450

11250

323 °

6500

5920

6810

4970

314 (l

9J30

8350

4

2,3611

825

615

1.419

939

1.003

715

91

1.137

1.193

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities ;!ud

Amenllies available (Ifnol aV811dbie Wllllln the village, d dash (-) IS shown 111 the ~olumn an next 10 It III brackets the distance In broad range, VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 km, and I 0+ km~ 01 lh~

nearest place where the facIlity IS available IS given

o o ~

5 6 7

PHS H(IO+) 515 P M C(IO+) MCW(lO+)

211 PM S C(IO+)

128 P M« 5) C(lO+)

334 P M C(lO+)

225 P M C( 10,)

190 P M C( 10+)

178 P M«S) C(lO+)

13 PM«5) C(lO+)

253 P M« 5) C(lO+)

219 P M(S-IO) C(lO+)

PHC(5-10)

H(IO+) MCW(IOt)

PIlC« 5)

H(IO+) MCW(lO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(lO+)

PHC« 5)

PIIC PHS 11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+) PHC« 5)

Ji(IO+)

MCW(IOt)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+) PIIC(5-10)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(S-IO)

128

8 9

liP 5S-HP Pit PO« 5)

10

CM«5) CP(IO+)

II

An(<-5)

NCS« 5) OC~(IOt)

12

(Y(IO+)

SP(IO+)

H(IO+)

HP 55-HP PH 1'0(5- eM« 5) 10) CP(IO+)

ACS(5-1O) (Y( 10+) NeS(5-IO) SP(IO+) OCS(IO+) Sl(IO+)

HPSS-HP PO« 5)

1'11(10+)

IIPSS-HP PH PO(tO+)

liP W TK R I'll

C SS-IIP PO(IO+}

HP SS-li? I'fl PO(IO+)

liP S5-IIP PH 1'0(<-5)

HPS5-IIP PH PO« 5)

III'SS-HP PH 1'0« 5)

THP WTK -S5-IIP PO(5-10)

!'H(lO+)

CM«5) CI'(IO+)

ACS« 5)

NCS« 5) OCS(IO+)

( V(IO+) SP( 10+) ST(IO+)

AC'l(5-IO) (V(ID+) CM(5-10) NCS(5-10) SP(lOe)

CP(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST(IO+-)

CM(IO+)

CI'(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OC5(10+)

CV(IO+) SP(lO+)

ST(IO+)

CM(5-10) ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(5-1O) ~P(IO+)

OCS(5-1O) ST(IOe)

CM(5-1O) ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+)

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) OCS(IO+) S r(lo+)

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS( 10+)

OCS(IO+)

CM(IOe)

CP(IO+)

CM(IOC) CP(IO+)

ACS( 10+)

NCS(IO+) OCS(IOe)

ACS(IO+) NCS(IO+) OeS(lO t )

CV(IOt)

SP(IO+) 5r(10+)

CV(IO+) 51'(10+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+) SI'(IO+) 5T(10+)

13

BS« 5) RS(5-1O)

NW(5-10)

BS RS(IOI)

NW(IO+)

8S« 5) RS(lOt )

NW(IO+)

8S RS(IOe)

NW(IOt)

BS(lO+)

RS(10 e) NW(IOi)

BS(S-IO) RS(IO+) NW(IOe)

RS(5-IO)

RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS(5-10) RS(IOt)

NW(IOt)

BS(JOt) RS(IO,)

NW(IO,)

BS( lOt) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY .~----------------~------------------------------

Village Dirertory Land Use (As on 1999)

14

pp Khanar Road (l0)

MR Khan.r Road (27) ED

MR Khana, Road (40 I

IR Khanar Road (38)

MR fl' Khanar Road (40)

16

PR Khanar Road (38) ED EO

PR Khanar Road (10)

MR Kha"M Road (40) ED

PR MR Khan.r Road (4])

PR MR FI) Khan.r Road (11) ED

17 18

N

Land use (1 e area under dIfferent types of land lise 11

hectare)

19 20

go 7

45 GC(24 7) 11 1(247)

322 GC(119 9) T(1199)

08 GC(98 5) II T(985)

140

130

403

524

1248

1110

129

21

746 I

2309

203

172 4

2280

2089

1150

1684

5209

4470

22

4399

286 I

1067

1459

1910

803

690

743

1919

2170

23

'­o

2

278 0 ht.sarh

158 9 Mamkaguda

438 Galllary

1219 ladamunda

970 Ichhapur

3589 Darhpada

72 7 Dumerpam

18 5 Bahkhamar

75 1 Bel.rd."a

600 Siletpatli

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

" ~ V)

" l'J " -0 V) " C <.> U <.> " ~ .c -" " C)

0 2, " 0 lil u t!,

" u :;p 8 ~ 0 -' "l ~ t!, -0

.c

'" " § 1;l 00 ;5 " tl '" '- ,g 0

~ 0 ,.c

,.0 13 .... !l ~ 8:

0 '-

" 0 .E '" 01

~ 79 ~ EO

Ii 0 " '" l- I--' Z I 2 3 4 5

MaJhagaon 73

(04205300) 500 281 67

74 lIaJual'ah

5460 375 86 (04205400)

Ruplambd 75

(04205500) 910 182 45

Khodang 76 60 69 16

(04205600)

77 Deosll

1900 358 (04205700)

81

jharlaml> 78 320 72 18

(04205800)

79 5tbanarayanpur

870 33 (04205900)

Kamatkltol 80 80 2S

(04206000)

81 KOlrabeda

1510 146 27 (04206100)

Kc .. hopakhan 82 190 45 10

(04206200)

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amel1ltles available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the col limn an:l next to It In brac!(ets the distance 10 broad lange; VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 krn; dnd 10-1 kms of th

nearest pldce where the facllitv IS available IS given

"0 Vl-g § ~'O " "

oJ 'E! '5 t! u

" :> E~ 0 ~ E! .c <!:g_ " iO' c,

" :;

" §' <.> 'E!"'.~ ~ ~ '2 ~ ~ ~]!l " " '"0 6 " " e~ <.> , '" § '0 " " <.> 0 to: v> i!: g g "l,gB " ~

,.c § 0 d'

~ ~~ OI>~ c 0 01 .. '" 01 i!:

" e £] §(iI-t: !l S 0 00 § '" lil 01 " '2 " " <J

iii EO e EO iO' <.>

~ ~j " " " <.> oS vf ~~ tl ~-a EO i!: " " Q.l(ilS B'§ ;i3 ::E ~ ~'" 6 7 ~ 9 10 II 12 13

P« H(IO') 1 HP C S~- ACS( 10+) (,V(IO+) BS(IO+)

5) M« 5) MCW(IOi) HP

PO(5-IO) CM(lOt) NCS(IOi) ~P(IO+) RS(IO+)

CClO+) PIIC{5-IO)

PHIlO ') CP(JO+) OC5(1O+) ST(IOi) NW(IO+)

P M(5-10) H(lO+) T liP WTK PO(;O,) CM(IOi) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) BS(IOt)

C(IO+) MCW(lO+) SS-IIP PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) R~(I0+)

PIIC(5-IO) OCS(to» ST(lOl) NW(lO+)

P« H(lO+) PH ACS(IO+) eV(lo+) 8S(lOr) 5)M(5-10)

MCW(IO+) HP ~S-HP

PO(IO+) CM(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) RS(IO+) C(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(JO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(lO') NW(IOi)

P« H(IO+) HI' WSS- ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(5-1O)

5) M(5-IO) 1'0«5) CM(lO+)

C(5-10) MCW(lO+) HI'

PH(IO+) CP(lO+) NCS(IO+) 5P(10+) R~(S-IO)

pHe(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lOi )

P M(5-10) H(IO+) flP R SS- PH CM(IO+)

ACS(lO+) CV(IOi) 85(10') C(lO+) MCW(IO+) HI' pO(IOi) NCS(IO+) SP(IO') RS(lO+)

PHC(IOr) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) S r(lo+) NW(IO+)

P« H(IO+) HP W SS- ACS(IOr) CV(IQ+) 8S(5-IO)

5) M(5-IO) PO« 5) CM(IO+) MCW(IO+) HI' NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(5-10)

C(IO+) PHC(IO+)

PH(S-IO) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO') NW(IO+)

P M(5-to) H(IO+) HPS$-flP

PH CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(IOi) 8S(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) PO(IO+)

CP(IO+) NCS{IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IOt)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) Sl(IO+) NW(IO+)

P« H(10+) HP W SS- ACS(IO+) CV{IO*) BS« 5)

5) M(S-IO) PO«5) CM(IO+) 'C(S-IO)

MCW(IO+) HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NC5(1O+) SP(IO+) RS(S-lO) PHC(IO+) OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(S-IO)

P M(5-IO) H(I()+) THPTW PH CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) W SS-HP POe 10i)

(P(IO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(lO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P« H(ID+) HP \v TK PH PO(S- ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) 5) M(S-IO) CM(IO+) C(lO+)

MCW(IO+) 5S-HP 10) CP(lOi)

NCS(lO+) SPIIO+) RS(IO') PUC(5-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

130

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villap.:c Dil cctorv

I\,fR FI' Kh'll1~r Road (60 ~

MR r p n""IOf Rnad (~21

!I' RI aTldr Road (90 ~

\.IR Kho,,"r Road (20)

FP Kh.11.r Road (70)

1'.1R "'"rnar Rond (I B)

----------

PR Mil Khanar Road (40)

1"1'

---~-----

MF ~,I,""a, RnRtlIIR)

MR rr Khanar Road (70)

MR rp Khan,,' Roarl (011\

Land use (I e area under different types of land use In

hectare)

97 401 Malhag80n

2800 1410 1060 16 5 Halnapali

92 43 602 17 1 Rup,amba

6 I Khod811g

64 I 619 234 408 Deosll

'24 Jharlamh

610 110 100 50 S,hana,.yanpur

8 I Kamalkhol

SIO 370 220 I I 4 Kotrabed.

100 20 ('0 I ~ Kechnpakhall

131

._-

71

74

75

76

77

78

79

RO

81

82

I~ I

83

86

87

gg

89

90

91

o ~ g ....l "<l

" F ~ ti

1 2

~oseng

(04206300)

Ad" (0-1206400)

(iaubed. (04206500)

Dhtklll\pani

(04206600)

Jhnhpalll (01206700)

JlInapanl

(04206800)

~unabed.

(04206900)

Upkapnn! (04207000)

Ko'ed (04207100)

Gadgada

(04207200)

3 4

4&4 0 663

1117 0 379

9120 8~O

2020 417

280 35

4180 150

9730 1.256

490 21

IJ80 53

200 79

5

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPI\DA'

Censu5. of India 1001 -Ame.uhe" ~lIul

Amemlle, aVdilctble (If not available wltnll' the Village a da"h ( } l' shown I!' the column ai next 10 II In brac~el~ the dJ,tanl-e In broad ranges VI? < ~ kms 5-10 kms and 10' hm 0' I

nearest plaLe where the tacllJty IS available IS given

6 7 9

" >

!

10 II 12 13

127 P M(5-IO) C(lO+)

H(W+)

MC'W(IOe)

PHC(S 10)

HP rw W PH

~S III' 1'0(10.) CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

AC!>(IO.> NCS(lOt)

OCS(IO+)

(,V(IO.)

~P(IOt)

S r( JO+)

B~(IOe)

RS(IO,)

NW(lO t )

77 1'« H(IO+) S) M« 5) MCW(IO+) ((10+) PIlC'(5 10)

167 I' M C( lOt)

83 P M(" 5) C(IO+ )

IJ(IIH) MCW(IOt)

PHC(5 10)

H(IOe)

MCW(IO+) 1)1IC(5 10)

P« H(IOt) 5) M(~...jO) ~lL W( 10+)

C(IO+) PHl« 5)

29 P M(; 10) C(IOt)

268 P M C(lO+)

11(104 )

MCW(IOt) PHC(,5)

PIIC PIIS H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

P« H(IO+) 5) M(S-IO) MCW( 10+)

C(JO+) PHC« 5)

1'(5 15 10)M(S-IU) JI(IO+)

C(IO+) MeW(IO+) PH((IOt)

- P(s- -16 10) M(5-10) H( 10+)

C{IO+) MeW(JO') PUC(lO t )

132

r W C SS- PH 1'0(5

W 10)

I HP1W \V TJ<. ~~­HI'

W~S-W

WS~ W

I'H 1'0(5

10)

1'0«5) PH(lO+)

1'0(5 10)

PH(lO+)

I W C S\- PH PO(5

W 10)

W TK ~\ W

WSS W

W 1 Jo. S~

W

POPH

PO(5-IO)

PH(IO+)

1'0(5 JIl)

PH(5 10)

~ 1 J-,. ~~- 1'0(5-10)

PH(S-IO)

CM(lOt)

CP( 10+)

(,M(IOe)

LP(IO')

CM( 10 ')

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(I01 )

(M(IO')

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

Cr(lo+)

CM(104) rp{Hl+)

AC~(IOt)

NC~(IO.)

OCS(IOt)

AU,(lO t )

NC!>(IO') OCS(IO+)

AeS(IOt)

NCS(lQ.)

Oe!>(lO+)

A(~( 101)

NC~(lOtJ

OC~IIO )

AC5(1O+)

NC5(10')

OeS(IO')

;l.CS(IO+)

NCS(IOe)

O(S(lO+)

ACS(IO+)

NC'>(IO+)

OC~(IO+)

AC1.(JO') N(S( 10+) OC5(10;-)

AC\(IU+) NCS(IO+)

OCS(H»)

CV(IO') SP(IOe)

H(lOt)

CV(IV+)

51'(10+)

ST(IO+)

CV(I()+)

'>r(lo+ ) \T(IOt)

l V(IO') ~p( lOt)

~T(IO+)

( V(IO+)

~P(IOt)

5T(IO+)

CV(IO')

~P(lO+)

ST(IO+}

CV(IOt)

SI'(IO+)

5 f(IO+)

CV(IO+) ~f'(10+)

~ 1(10+)

CV(IO+) 51'(1o, ) 5 f( JOt)

B!>(lO+ ) RS(IO,)

NW{IO;-)

I]S(IO t)

R.,(IU+)

NW(IOt)

BS«5) R'i(5 W)

NN(ll't)

B~(5-1O)

R~(IIl')

NW(IOt)

fiS( 10+) RS(J()+)

NW(IOt)

fi~(I(J.)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO')

BS(5-10) RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

ilS(~ l(l) R!>(H!t)

N\~(IO')

85(5 10) RS(lO+)

NW('O+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Lantl Use (As on 1999)

14

PRMR

fP

MRH

PRMR

fP

MR

MR

15

Khan .. Road (90)

Klla".r Road (70)

Khan., Road (80)

Khan., Road (20)

I<..hann, Road (18)

MR FP Khanar Road (70)

MR FP Kha"ar Road (80)

MR Khanar Road (1 7)

fP Khan .. Rord (20)

fP Khannr Road (25)

16 17 18

Land use (I e area under different types of land use In hectare)

19 20

6 8 TK(O 4) 9 T(O 4)

1130

368 0(220) o T(22 0)

2900

4200

133

21

2549

420

1880

180

2500

22 23 2

450 113 8 SO'ieng

280 36 Adar

3080 258 Gallbeda

202 4 DhekunpaOl

28 3 JhahpaOl

1000 10 5 Junapan,

2800 23 0 Sun abeda

490 Upkap.OI

1380 Koked

202 Gadg_da

83

84

85

86

• 87

88

89

90

91

92

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amemlles aVailable (Ifnol available wlthm the Village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column al ~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad range; VIZ < 5 kms , 5-\ 0 kms and 10+ kms of th~

~ nearest place where the faCIlity IS available I, given

" I i '0 ~j '0 ~ iii 0 u ()

'" " c: " u

'" .a g " ] ~::: v.. <> 5 c " n 1:: ~-;:; 0 3 0

~ ~ U ~ -a ..:g 2-"

:; '" '" <> ;::; ., <> ~~ en ~ ~ 0 ~ (OJ C>.

.-l 0 B 0 ~ '" e~,? o<J ~ ~ "0

"0 6 '? ~ III -ii <> w:; ...c ;::l ~'"

~ " c '" iii "0 '" " t) 0 J: '" ~ -Ei 0 :> § g g ,~ ~ .g " c

i; ~ 0 ~ .c: '0

'- -'" ~ i;;; 'iii :> -g ~ 0 -" ;: 0 :; "- '"iii ~ '"iii " ~ E '" 0- 0 g ~ .Ele §"'~ 2 ::l ..... " 0 i; ell " '" 0 Ii! 0.

~ '"iii " B

., :> "

i;i E E 13 ~ " -" <> .Q E '" e v ~ '"iii

~ 'I§ 'T9 § -a 8 ~

E-'" .~~ <> "] E ~ c 0 0 ::l

~ 8] 8;a " f-< f-< Z til ,~ 0 Vi Vl

1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

93 Gadgada

200 50 II P(IOt) H(IO+) HI' R C SS- POe ~o+) CM(5·1O)

ACS(IO+) CV(IOr) 8S(10+)

«()4207300) M(HH) MCW(IO+) HI' pH(IO+) CP(5·IO) NC~(IO+) SP(IO+) RS( 10+)

C(lO+) PIIC(5·IO) OCS(IO+) Sf(IO+) NW(IO+)

94 Jamgaon

500 339 71 P(lO~) M« 5) H(lO+) liP W OSS·PH CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04201400) MCW(IO+) HI' 1'0(10+) CP(lO+)

NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) R8(IOr)

'" C(JO+) pHC(5.10) OCS(IO+) Sf(IO+} NW(IO+)

• 95

KhohgaOIl 3820 396 86

P M(5-10) H(IO+) THPTW .. 1'0(10+) CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04201500) C(IO+ ) - MCW(IO+) W SS-liP 1'11(10+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(5-10) OCS(IOt) ST(lO+) NW(IOr)

Che. echankhol - 1'(5- -

HI' W 55- PH AC5(IO+) CV(IO+) B5(10+) 96 1610 119 25 10) M(5-1U) H(I~') CM(IO+)

(04207600) MCW(IOt) HI' 1'0(10+) Cp(!O+)

NCS(IO+) SI)(IO+) RS(IO+) e(lo+} PHC(5-IO) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

• I3lslbahal

PIIS III 10+) PII 1'0(5- ACS(IO+) CV(IOI) BS(lO+)

97 892 0 1,122 261 P M C(IO+) MCW(IO+) 1 W SS-W CM(IO+) (04207700)

PHC(IO+) 10)

CP(JO+) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IOI) NW(IO+)

98 BRUbahRI

1900 299 74 I'M(S-IO) H(IO+) T HPTW AC5(10+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+)

1'0(5-10) CM(IO+) (04207800) C(lO+) MCW(IOt-) W 5S·IIP

pH(IO+) CP( 10+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PIIC( 10+) OCS(IO+) H(IO+) NW(IO+)

99 Khamb.!l\

1,1960 776 192 P M(S-IO) H(IO+) HPWTK PH 1'0(5- ACS(IO') CV(IO+) B5(10t)

CM(IO+) (04207900) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(lO+)

PHC(I(H) OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Mlchhapah P M(5-10) 11(10+) HI' WTK C PO PH ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS

100 6640 913 223 CM(IO+) RS(IO+) (0·1208000) C(lO+) MCW(lO+) 5S-HP CP(IOr)

NC5(10+) SP(lO t) NW(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(10+)

101 Thongo

1,0660 1,423 316 pM(5-1O) H(IO+) THp rw PH

CM(IO,) AC5(IOt) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04208100) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) W C SS-HP 1'0(10+) CP(IO+)

NC5(IOT) SP(IO+) R5(10+) PIIC( 10+) OCS(IO+) Sl(IO+) , NW(IO I )

102 Kumutlmunda

6770 1,067 226 I' M C(IO+) 1I(10t) Till' WC PH 1'0(5- ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) B5(10+)

CM(IOT) (04208200) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10) CP(IO+)

NC~(IO+) SP(lO" ) RS(lO t )

PHC(5-1O) OCS(lO+) S1(10+) NW(IO+)

134

V:LLA(3F DIRECTORY

vm~gt' ni.-ertnry

. ~'''''-"f!J As on 11)99 -----

I

I ~ ~

I " '-'

" I fi " 01, -a

~ I ~

~

~ 1 " :3

g " " ~ ~ " .,.

_ _£,_------ ~4- -L ___ L. : 5

KI anar R.."d (45)

rr ",hal'" Rc.rt (69)

!viI{ ~p no,,", Rodd (69)

r-

'" 5: 5l ~ il: ~ r--16 18 17

Land u~e (I e area uhuel dlflercnt type~ of land me II

hectare)

19 20 21 22 21 2

111 \\9 Gads"'·

150 100 180 ~ 70 lamraon

94 278 7 840 10 0 K hohgaol1

135

9)

91

95

II

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

J}lllgldlll

(04208300)

Bdldndupat (04208400)

J"dhar.mumlo (041 085t}O)

Kholfvadl (04208600)

Kureswat [042087(0)

Bhello (04208800)

Baghamunda (04208900)

110 Tellsallauasa (O42(9000)

III

112

113

Ghotsar (04209100)

KH.llOR (04209200)

Rallg (04209300)

I

1,0360 1,795

7540 1,005

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NlJAPAO)\ '

CenslIs of India 2001 -Amemlle~ lind

Amenities available (I(not dvaildble within tb~ \ Illage, a da<h (.) IS shown In tbe culumn ,11, I next to II In bra"ket, the distance In broad ranges VIL < 5 kms 5-10 km, dnJ 10..- kll1> t" III

nearest place where the faulltv IS avaIlable IS g,ven

450 I' M« 5) C(IO+)

2JI I'M(5-10) C(IO+)

11[10')

MCW(IO'l

PHL(5-1O)

H(IO+)

MCW(J[)+)

PHC (5-10)

H!'WTi'-

5S-H!'

HI'wn.

55-liP

POI'H

I'll 1'0«

5)

CM(lO+)

(P(101)

AC'>[IO') NC~(lOi)

OCS(I()+)

CM(IO+) - A( ~(101) CP(IO+) NC~(Hn)

OC5(1O+)

(,Y(lIH)

SP(JOI) ~T(J01 )

( V(IO+)

51'(10+)

51(10, )

BS[IOt)

RS(IOc)

IJW(I01)

B5(10')

R~l!Ot)

N\v(IOl)

-------------------------------------------------, . 3550 650

4980 1,223

4550 1,735

9650 2,85 I

1410 349

2510 39

220 ° 793

2470 861

2670 1,352

146 PM{<5)C{5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IOt)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+} 242 r MC(5-IO) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

R C SS R 1'0«5)

rH(IO+)

W1KCS~ PO(~5) W PH(5-10)

CM«S)

CP{< 5)

CM(,S)

CP(5-10)

Ae5tI0+)

NeS(lo+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

CV{IO»

SP(IO+)

~T(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(101)

RMP H(I01) HI' lK R C 396 P MC(5 10) MCW(IO+} ~5-HP 1'01'11 CM«;)

CP(S-IO)

ACS(IO+)

NC~(IOf)

OCS(IO+)

SP

CV(lO I)

ST(JOt) PHC« 5)

CWC PlIC

628 P(3) M(2) S PHS FWC «5-10) H(IO+)

MCW(101)

77 P M« 5) ('« H(lO+)

5) MCW(IO+)

PIlC« 5)

10 P« lI(IOt) 5)M«5)C« MCW(IO+)

S) 1'11((<5)

187 P M C« 5)

203 1'(2) M( < 5) C(5-10)

H(lO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

11(10+)

MeW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

H(IO+) 348 P M ((5-10) MCW(IO+)

PIlC(5-10)

136

W1K R S5 PO PH R

T W S5-W PH 1'0« 5)

T W SS-W PO« 5)

1'11« 5)

fW W fK PH PO« R 5S-1t 5)

~WRS!o- 1'0«5)

PH« 5)

CM CP(5 ~~~(IOf) 10) OC'>[ 10+)

CV(IOt}

SP(IO+)

S T(IOt)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM«;)

(P« 5)

CM('" 5)

CP«5)

ACS« 5) eY(lo+)

NC~(5-10) SP(IO+)

OC~(5-I(I) SI(IO+)

ACS« 5)

NCS« 5)

OC!o« 5)

CV(tot)

SP(IO+)

51(10+)

AC~« 5) CV(IO+)

N(S(5 10) 51'(10+)

OCS(5-10) H(lO+)

(M(S 10) ACS« 5) CV(IO+)

CP(5-IO) NCS(5-to) 51'(10+) OCS(5-10) 5 f(IO+)

R SS-R PII PO(5- CM(<.5)

10) CP(5- I 0)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IOI-)

OCS(IO+)

CV(la,)

SP{IO+)

S f(lOI)

6'>(5 101

R~(lOI )

NW(IOt)

B~«SJ

RS( 101 )

NW(IO+)

B~

j(<,( lOt)

NW(IO+)

NW IIS(, J) RS(IOt)

B~« 5)

RS(lOt)

NW(101)

BS« 5)

RS(lO+)

NW«5)

BS RS(to+)

NW(IO+)

as R!>(101)

NW(IOt)

B!>(" S) RS(lO+)

NW(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

VilIae:e Directory Land Use (As on 1999)

14

MRfr Nl

15

Khan", Road (40 I

MR Ff' "'hanar Road (13)

MR FP NR N(

Khana, ROdd (45)

I'R ~IR FP Khan., Road (15)

MR FP NR

PR MR FP Nt

Khan., Ro.d (30)

Khan.r Road (33)

16

EA

ED

EA

~: MR Khansl Road (30) ED

~~ MR Kha"a, Road (30)

PRMR I P

I'RMR rr

MR FP NR

Khana, Road (31)

KharlH' Road (21)

Khan", Road (50)

FA

EA

En

17 18

NM

NM

N

NM

NM

Land use (I e area under different types of land use 11

hectare)

•

19 20

1890 0C(16 0) T(160)

0C(66) 598 TK(4 9)

T(116)

OC(1286) 432 R(54)

T(1340)

0(2208)

738 TK(I 0) R(S 0)

T(2298)

0C(250 5)

100 TK(3 3) R(143) T(268 I)

GC(645)

87 (\ TK(ll I) R(144) T(1I2 I)

92

168 TK(40 5) T(40 5)

GC(1I96)

15 TK(12 0) R(O 8) T( 132 4)

76 GC(178 6) T(1786)

GC(1894) TK(27)

274 R(5 0)

T(197 OJ

137

21

5920

177 0

1219

555

655

3280

1011

III 5

26 (I

2 I

256

22 23 2

1860 526 Jhagralll

311 0 194 6 B .. andapal

340 198 Jodha,amunda

III 3 274 Khall-vad,

564 354 Kureswar

1973 2406 Bhella

52 25 8 Bagh.mund,

229 59 J Tengan,basa

114 488 Ghal •• r

586 K,shna

, 5 116 Rang

10J

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

III

liZ

113

114

115

116

117

118

"-' o

j 2

Ooheldpada (04209400)

Pa"dRrapalha, (04209500)

J.lamkato (04209600)

Ounguflp"h (04209700)

Jethupah (04209800)

119 Tlkrapada (04209900)

120

121

122

123

124

Jagannathpall (04210000)

Mahlllbhata (042 JO 100)

1>"lapalll (04210200)

Anllpgarh (04210300)

Bljayal!arl, (04210400)

3 4

1700 578

603 0 1,404

770 486

4570 1,005

1560 740

3140 1,492

900 306

1390 806

650 134

510 137

850

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amenities available (If not available within the village. a dash (-) IS shown In the column an~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kml. and 10+ kms of th

nearest place where the facllltv IS available IS ~Iven

5 6 7

136 I' M« 5) q5- H(10+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PBC(5-to)

305 P M C(5- 10) H( 10i) MCW(IO+)

PHq5-10)

120 P M« 5) q< H(IO+) 5) MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

243 P M«~) C« H(IO+) 5) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

186 P M« 5) qIO+)

34& I' M S C(5-10)

H(IO+}

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-10)

PHS H(IO+)

MCW(lO') PHC(IO+)

81 P« H(IO+) 5) 1.1« 5) MCW(IO+)

C(IO+) PHC(5-10)

178 P M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

21 I' M(5-10)C(5 11(10+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC{5-10)

32 P 1.1« 5) C(5- H(lOt) 10) MCW(IO+)

I'IIC(10+)

g 9

TK R C 55- I'll PO« R 5)

TW CSS-W 1'0(5-10)

1'11(5-10)

W R SS-R PII PO« 5)

W TK R 55· PH PO«

R 5)

r W S5-W PH 1'0« 5)

HI' TK SS- PO PH flP

Ill' 55-HP PH PO« 5)

10 11 12

CM'<5) CP(5-10)

AC5(5-10) eV(lo+) NCS(5-1O) 5P( 10i)

OCS(5-tO) H(IO+)

ACS(lOi) CM(5-10) NC5(IOi) CP(5-tO) OC5(10+)

CM«5)

CP(5-10)

CM«5) CP(5-10)

CM(IO+) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NC5(10+)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(IOi)

NCS( 10+)

OCS(IOt)

ACS(IOi)

NCS(IOt) 0('5(10+)

CM(S-IO) ACS(IO+) NCS(IO+)

CP(5-10) OC5(10+)

CM(5-to) ACS(IO+)

CI>{5-10) NCS(IO+) OCS(IO+)

CV(IOi)

5P(10+) ST(IOt)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(lO+)

SP(IO+)

5T(10+)

CV(IOt)

5P(10+) 5 f(10+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

S f(IO+)

CV(IO+) SI'(IO+) ST(IO+)

HP 55-HP PIII'0(5- CM(5-IO) AC5(5-10) CY(lO+) 10) CP(5-10) NCS(5-IO) 51'(10+)

OeS(5-10) 5T(IOt)

HI' W S5- PH PO(5- ACS(5-IO) CV(IO+) liP H) CM(5-1O) NCS(5-lO) 51'(10+)

CP(5-10) OCS(5-10) 5T(10')

w SS-W PH 1'0(5- CM(5-1O) ACS(5-10) CV(IOt)

10) CP(5-10) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) OC5(10+) 5T(10+)

-.------ Unlllhablted ------------

138

13

B5« 5) R5(1O+) NW(IOt)

BS« 5) RS(5-10) NW(IO+)

BS R5(1O+)

NW(IOt)

BS« 5) R5( 10+) NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS(5-1O) RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

RS(5-to) NW(5-tO)

BS(5-IO) RS(lOi) NW(lO+)

BS(5-10)

RS(IOt) NW(lO+)

'IILlAGF DiRECTORY

Villa!!e Directorv lR1II1 ( I~e (As (111 1999) -----r--~ --~~~~~-------r"-----r-----------r~L-a-n~d~l-IS-e~(I-e--a-re-a--un-d7e-r-d~1~ffi~e-re-l-lt-l-y-pe-s--07f~la-n~d~u-s-e-l-lr-------------r----,

hectare)

pr ~jR [1'

; hilRI road (40 I

ED

Mil. NR KIt"18' POf,1 (6?) ED

- -- ---------------

Mil NR "<118IIar Pond (43) ED

I'R fP

NR

PRMR NR

iR

Khanor Road (2S) ED

;.h.II81 Road (12) WEO

NM

NM

NM

NM

NM

I'R Khan.( Foatl n I) F~ FAG N M

FP '<IIqll.r Road (17)

PR MR Kho"a. Road (38) FP

-" - Unonh.biled -"---- ----

0C(961) 183 TK(O 3)

R(2 I) T(98 6)

0\(2788) 23 8 TK(5 5)

T(2843)

GC(II () TK(118) T(229)

OC(787)

269 TK(5 8) R(9 6) T(94 0)

0C(172}

TK(16) T(18 8)

GC(84 I}

152 TK(7 5)

T(917)

1K(12)

T(12)

TK(2 I) 70 R(14)T(3 6)

59

4 3 Wp 0) T(2 0)

139

177 254 99 DohelRpada 114

1660 868 417 Pandalopathar II~

32 1 73 149 Jal.mkala 116

2873 105 18 2 Dungunpah 117

1195 3 7 13 8 Jelhnp.h 118

1766 105 200 T.krapada 119

770 3 7 8 I J agonn'thpah 120

118 I 52 5 4 Mahulbhala 121

250 134 20 5 Palapa", 122

342 69 3 6 Allupgarh 123

OIJAy.garh 124

II, .,

~ ~ t

-J ... "

.c

8 a 5 a '" '" u a .& g ....l

Od ~ ~

" " '" ~ .s a til .8 ~.

0 ;; :; § 5 0-....,

til 8. '" 0

Oil " ~ ~ ~

Jl 0 t-- t--

1 2 3 4

125 POUlf

S990 1,118 (04210500)

Blswanathpur 2490 265 126

(04210600)

BhBruamUl\(I. 127 190 152

(04210700)

Karam.hul 2490 73 128

(O~210800)

129 BdlldllllllllJa

1200 273 (04210900)

BalenJar 130 2810 689

(04211000)

Oumert.hal 131 1910 718

(04211100)

112 Bh.lubahal

1540 9 (04211200)

13) Kotenghal1>odachh

800 apar (04211300)

Boddchhapas 134 17& 0 642

(04211400)

KonabuB 135 422 0 1,032

(04211500)

~ 8 --'" 0 0 ~ ~ -0 .a M ::> a .a ~ 0

.8 § Z 5

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

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Amenilles available (If not dvallable within the village, a dash (-) IS shown .n the c<llulTln dll

next to It m brackets the distance HI broad range. VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10' k'us or u\ nearest place where the faclhtv IS available IS given

"'" ~:E l;j ,; '" '"

::: <J>

" ;- ] "5 ~

<> 0 ~ E ~-..<: <fl " >, "'- <U :; "'-

~ ~ " e tn~ ___ 0- U

E '( @,~ .§ ~ § ., " -0 a "' !! ~~ iii

u d

~ -0 U 8 § l3 .a § a g .i " Q(i"O<;z 'ai 0. ~>-g ~ 0

" Oil ""§ ., ~ Oil ,:; 6h u g " ..: " 0() " .E~ 9 oJ Ii! Ei 0 Oil E " g " §J2 " " .. S " E '" u ~ u ... ~ g-t3 u >Q 1 ~~ E " " " ~a:9 ~ 8 82 (.~ ~ ::a ~/ Of>

6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

270 P M C(5-IO) H(IO+)

1 W ~S-W PO(3-1O) CM(S-lO) AU,(5-IO) CY(IO+) B~(5-IO)

MCW(![)+) NCS(S-IO) SI'(lOl ) R~(IO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(5-IO) CP(S-IO)

OC~(5-1O) Sl(IO+) NW(IO,)

60 P M« 5} q< III (0 1) T liP SS- I'll 1'0«

CM«5) ACS«5) CV(IO+) [lS(,5)

5) MCW(IOr) HI' 5) NCS(5-IO) SP(IOT) RS(IO,)

PHq5-10) CP« 5)

OC5(5-10) ST(IO,) NW(IOt)

1'« III 10+) ACS«5) CV(IO+) SS« 5) 35 5) M(<- 5) «< WSS-W PO«5) CM«5)

S) MCW(IO+)

PH«5) CP« 5) NCS(5-1O) ~P( 10+) RS(IO+)

PHqIO+) OCS(5-IO) ST(lOr) NW(IO+)

19 PM S «<5) H(IO+) W TKSS-PO(~-IO) CM«5)

ACS« 5) CV(IO.) 6S« 5)

W NeS(S.IO) ~p(lOr) RS(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH« 5) (P« 5)

PBqS 10) OCS(5-10) ST(IO+) N\v( 10+)

64 P M(S-IO) ('(5 H(IO+) W TKSS-

PO(S-IO) CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) CV(iO+) flS(, S)

10) MCW(IO,) W PH(S-IO) CP(5-10)

NCS(S-IO) ~P(IO+) RS(<.5)

PHq5-IO) OCS(5-10) ST(IO,) NW(5-IO)

P M« 5) C(S- H(IO+ ) WTK S~- ACS(5-1O) (V(ID+) BS

170 PO«5) CM(S·to) RS(IO,) 10) MCW(loq W

PIi« 5) CP(5-10) NCS(S-IO) SP(lOr)

NW(IOt) PllqlO+) OeS(5-IO) Sl(IO+)

PM«5)C(5- H(IO+) W1KSS- PII PO(,- ACS(--- 5) CV(IO+) BS

173 CM(S-IO) RS(IO+) 10) MCW(lO+) W 5)

CP(5-10) NCS« 5) SP(IOr)

NW(IO+) PHC(lO ,) OC5« 5) S f(IO+)

2 PM(5-IO) H(IO+) IIPWSS-

PO« 5) CM(lOt) ACS(IllI) CV(IO+) H~(IOr)

«10+) MCW(IOt) liP PH(5-1O) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO I )

PiI«IO+} OC5(1O+) 51(10') NW(iO+)

-----.-- UlIlllhabsted ------------

P M« 5) q5- 11(10+) W TK 5S- ACS«5) CV(lOr) B~

159 PO(,5) CM(3·iO) R~(I(h) 10) MCW(IOI) W

PH(5-1D) CP(5-10) NCS(S-IO) SP(IOi)

NWl5-IO) PHqlo+) OCS(S-IO) ST(IO+)

PHS H(IO+) W TK R SS- 1'0 PII ACS(.l-IO) CV(lO ~) BS« 5) 252 I' M C(3-1O) l\ICW(IO') CM(5-1O)

PH«IOt) R

CI'(5-IO) NC':>(5-10) SP(IOI) RS(IO+}

aeS(S-IO) ~TllO+) NW«5)

140

I/ILl..r\GE DiRECTOHY

PI'MR I P

p~ \1R FP

KiHHlal Road (ll)

".hanar Road (JO)

PI{ \1R Kha"ar Road (30)

EA

Land usc (I c area under different types of land use II hectare)

1fi S TK(7 I) T(7 I)

79

360 S

191 Ii

73

1969

877

294

3 5

158

1075 POinT

207 Biswanathpur

6 1 Bhantamunda

28 7 Karamahlll

12~

126

127

128

----------------------------------------

"-hanar Road (20 ) 1202 Bahahnunda 129

PR MR GC(134)

FP f(h."ar Road (25) ED 149 W(I 2) 186 I 449 05 BalenJar no

T(146)

GC(789)

PR Mit '<harm Road (19) EA 82 W(4 0)

fP TK(06) 650 121 21 8 Dumerbahal 131

T(815)

MR Khnal I{oad (20) 08 GC(49 ~) I T(49 S)

190 74 47 I Bhaillbahal 132

---------- .. -- Unmhablted ------------

Kotenghatboda 133

chhapar

-----

PR'vIR Khan., Road \21) FD 67 GC(106 0)

T(I060) 277 108 265 Bndachhapa, 134

GC(1965)

PRMR W(40)

Khanar Road (2}) ED EAG N 1651K(43) 1421 318 II 1 Konai')lrR 13~ rp R(149) 1 (2197)

141

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAuA •

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Amemtles aVailable (If not aVailable wlthll1 the Village, d dash (-) I'> shown III the column an~ next to II In brad.et5 the distance III broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-1 0 km~ an(j 10,_ ~nl> 01 thl:

'O? ~ neare,( place where the facility 15 available I, given

" I J'! 5 -0 ~~ I " ~ § c <> U () " Bl ., "

::; t.> 13 '"

.J:: fi 0 " ;> ~ ..:: ~

0 2. 0 0 ~ a ~ R ~-iii u C- "" " ... " 0-

~ "3 '" '" " "" 0 ~

OJ " ~"'.~ ~ ~ 0 ....l ~ 0 11 5,~

" II) C- o a::;a E 61ii ad ;; .c -0

" ~ ~ "3"'= ::i

" § ~ 0$ "

., § '" -0 " II) " 0 <= o 0 '" ~ .s " u 1 ~ Q(i~g 0 g ~ \a a '" a '- -" 1ii

l~ <a>1l iii .t:> ~ 0 "3 '- ~ ~ <a " ~ E '" 0- 0 <3 §-...~ ;;;

" ._ " 0 II 0 "" '" i;

" 0 li! 0- ~ ""iij

~ 11 "3 t; e ~ ~ " ;;.,

" " E '" ~~

§ ~ (ij

~ <il <a § 1 " 1i ~1

t3 c:...a <= 15 15 '" ti ~a."l (3 ] " ~ tf </l f- f- :z: ~'" 1 2 3 4 '5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 -

136 PanddbahdiJ

3990 816 193 P M« 5) C(S- H(lo+) W rKRSS PO(~5) (M(5-IO)

ACS« 5) (V(lo+) B~« 5) (0'1211600) 10) MCW(lO') R PH(5-IO) CP(5-IO)

NCS(5-IO) 51)(10+) RS(IOt) PI1C(IOt) OC5(5-IO) ~l(lO+) NW«i)

137 81runpaddf

1840 416 94 PM«5)C« IIi 10 I) lIP W 11< R PH PO(S-

CM«5) ACS«5) (V(IO+) BS« 5)

(04211700) 5) MCW(IO+) SS-R 10) CP«5)

NCS(5-IO) SP(IOt) RS(lO+)

PHC(5-1O) OCS(5-10) ST(IOt) NW«5)

138 Raghupalt

1090 649 139 P M« 5) C(<- 1l(IOr) W TK R 5S- PH PO«

CM«5) ACS(5-IO) CV(IOt) NW 8S«

(04211800) 5) MCW(IO+) R 5) CI'« 5}

NCS(5-1O) SP(IOT) 5) RS« 5) PI-IC(5-10) OC5(5-IO) SI(IO+)

CWC HC T HP1W ACS NCS(5- - as

139 Komana

8120 4,810 1,022 1'(4) M(l) FWC H(IO+)

W rK R 55- Pl0 PH CMCP 10) OCS( 5- C V( IlH ) RS(I()+) (04211900) S(2) PVC C MCW(IO+)

III' 10) SP(ltJ+) NW(q) PIlC( 10') ST(IOt)

140 Solballlih

J470 828 185 PM«5)C« H(IO+) W TK R 55- PH 1'0(5-

CM«5) AC5(5-IO) CV(IO+) NW 85('

(04212000) 5) MCW(IO+) R 10) CP« 5)

NCS(5-10) SP( 10+) 5) RS( lOr) PHC(5-10) ,OCS(5-10) ST(IO+)

141 Viva (04212100) 2560 837 184 1I(IOt) W fKSS- I'll 1'0«

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-1O) CY(IO+) BS(5-1O)

P M S C« 5) MCW(lO+) W 5) CP(5-1O)

NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IOt) 1'11('(5-10) OCS(5-1O) 5 f( 10+) NW«5)

142 GOlJore

2170 586 136 I' M« 5) ('(5- H(IO+) HPW1K

PO«5) CM«5) ACS« 5) CV(IO+) BS(5-10)

(04212200) 10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH«5) CP« 5)

NCS«5) SP( 10+) RS(5-10) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) NW« 5)

A~rel1 P M« 5) C(5-PHS H(lOr)

HP WTK ACS(5-1O) CV(IOI) B5(5-1O) 143 5550 796 181 MCW(IO+) PO PH CM(5-10) (04212300) 10)

1'1IC(5-IO) 5S-W

CP(5-10) NCS(5-1O) 51'(10+) RS(5-10) OCS(5-IO) ST(IO+) NW«5)

144 i..ndabahah

2020 586 138 P M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) HI' W SS- PH 1'0« ACS(5-1O) CV(IO+) 85(,,- 5)

CM(5-tO) (04212400) 10) MCW(IO+) HI' 5)

CP(5-10) NCS(5-1O) SI'(IO+) RS(IOI)

PHC(5-10) OCS(5-1O) ST(IO+) NW(5-10)

145 Helgson

6020 1,118 270 P M ('(5-10) H(IO+)

HP SS-Hl' PH 1'0«

CM(5-1O) ACS(5-IO) CV(IO+) 85« 5)

(04212500) MCW(lO+) 5) CI'(5-IO)

NCS(5-1O) Sf'(IO+) R~(5-1O)

PIIC(5-IO) OCS(5-1O) 51(10+) NW(5-10)

142

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Land Use (A, on 1999)

14 15 16 17

~~ MR KllallaT Road (25) ED EAG N M

PR MR I P Khn"ar Road (22) ED

PRMR N(

PR MR

H'

Kha"a. Road (14)

I<.h."ar Road (10)

PR MR Kha,,", ROBd (10) fr NC

PR MR Khallar Road (10)

fP

MR "ha"ar Road (11)

PR MR rt'NR Kh"tar Road (10) ,"W

PR KI.a"., Road (28)

PR Kha"a, Rand (10)

ED FAG -

EA NM

EA NM

ED EO NM

rA

18

Land use (1 e area lInder different types of land use l' hectare)

19 20

TK(l9)

JOO R(l2 9)

1( 16 &)

546 W(6 I) T(6 I)

(,(,(12 I)

5 7 TK(20 2) R(40 5) 1(72 8)

W(12 I)

117 WF(16 2) TK(12 I) R(o &)1(47 2)

27 G(71) T(7 I)

194 TK(4 0) T(40)

16 I W(4 0) T(4 0)

W(40) 4& 1 TI<.(7 9)

R(5 5) 1( 174)

86

6 S

143

21

n05

687

160

4155

1000

1140

51 4

311 4

1518

4126

22 23 2

291 93 a randelbaha',

,08 , 8 Bllunpadar

29 119 Raghupah

1146 2015 Komana

87 29 0 Solbandh

326 662 Ulv8

726 512 GOIJore

804 757 Ag,en

155 265 Sandabahal.

&94 71 8 Belgaon

136

117

138

139

140

141

142

141

144

145

146

147

149

2

Matlaradar

(04212600)

Chhata (04212700)

Dhollamunda (04212800)

Dhalllavata (04212900)

150 Deadal ha (04213000)

lSI

152

153

154

155

RftJana

(042JJ900)

Kllllmatl (04211000)

lIanpUi (04214300)

J ag.nnalhralt (04214400)

Lamb'l"lalll (04214500)

I u

3 4

940 IS8

877 0 1,407

1,0370 1,357

33 10 224

9990 1,702

6380 945

2840 1,150

400 128

910 107

3210 631

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

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Amenities available (If not available within the vilidge, a dash (-) IS shov.n III the column d~tl next to It In brac~ets the distance In broad rdnges VIL < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms oj t

nearest place where the tacillty IS available IS given ---j

5 6 7

P« H(IOI) 47 5) M« 5) MCW(IO+)

C(IIH) PHC(IO+)

PHS 11(10')

3Jl I' M C(5-10) MCW(IO+)

PHC'{IO+)

305 P M« 5) C(IOI)

50 pM(5-W) C(IO+)

H(IO+)

M(W(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(IOI)

MCW(IO+)

PIIC(IO' )

387 P(2) M(5-IO) H( 10+) C(IOt) MCW(IO,)

245 P M S C(to+)

PHC(lO+)

PitS 1l(IOt)

MCW(IO+)

PIIC(5-10)

315 1'(2) M(5- 10) III 10+) C(IO+) MCW(IOt)

PIIC(IOI)

P« 32 5) M« 5) H( 10+)

C(lOt) MCW(IOt) PHC(IO+)

27 P« H(IO+) S) M(S-IO) MCW(IO+)

C(5-1O) PHC(5-10)

152 P M(5-10) C(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

rIlC(IO+)

144

8

HI' W S5-

HP

9

1'0« 5}

PHi 10+)

10

CM(IO')

('P(IO+)

HPW1KCPHPO(5- CM(IO+)

55-liP 10) CP(IO+)

Itl' Wn.. SS-HI'

PH 1'0(5-IU) CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

] ~ E t ~ -lle ~-:,' E J~8. ~~. B "Ca lI) =t

• :fj 5 ~~ i~~E i!:i .::: ":;...c: =' -- ~

C 4.1 (.) 0 C VI ... gg ~~g §g _..: jo:>"g ~o ~~ 1~<'3~ §~ "3 t i;:i S § E;;" g~ ~g-6 e~ ~-g ~u~ 8] II 12 13

AC~« 5) CV(IO+)

NCS(5-IO) SI'(IO+)

OCS(,-IO) ST(IO,)

ACS(IO,)

NCS(IO+)

OeS(IO,)

AC~(IO, )

NCS(IO+)

OCS(lO c)

CV(IO+)

SI'(IO+)

Sf(IO+)

CV(IO+)

Sp(IO+)

SI(IO+)

8S(5-10)

RS(IOc)

NW(IUc)

8S(IOI)

RS( 10 ')

NW(JOt)

B5(IOc)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

wss-w I'll 1'0(5- AC~(IOI) 10) CM(IOc) NCS(IO)

CV(IOc)

51'(10')

Sf(IO+)

BS{lOt)

RS( 10+)

NW(IO,) CP(IO+) +

OCS(lO c)

IIPW SS­

W I'll 1'0(5- CM( 10+)

10) CP(IO+)

WSS-W PO PH CM(IO+)

Cr(lo+)

III' W S~- I'll 1'0(5-III' 10) CM( 10+)

CP(IO+)

HI' W SS- PH 1'0(,-

W 5)

HI' 55-HI' 1'0(5-10)

PH(5-1O)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

rw W ~S- PH 1'0(5-W 10) CM(IO+)

CI'(IO+)

ACS(IO,)

NCS(IO+ )

OCS(IO, )

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

H(lOt)

ACS(5-IO) CV( 10+)

NCS(IO+) SI'(lO+)

OCS(IO,) ST(IO+)

AC'S(IO' ) NCS(IO+)

OC~(lO+)

CV(tol) 1,['(10+)

Sl (10.)

AC~«5) (V(IOI)

NC'S(5- 10) ~P( lOt)

OCS(5-10) ST(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(lO+)

(V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(tot)

ACS(5-10) (V(IO+)

NCS(lOt) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) &1(10+)

BS( 10+)

RS(to+)

NW(IO+)

1I~(5-JO)

RS(IOt)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-10)

R5(IOt)

N\v(IO')

BS

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B5

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS« 5)

R5(IOt)

NW(IO+)

'Jill N~l:: ! JIHEC IOHY

T--1 I

~ -i3 0

" S

i s 0 U

~ ~-c ~

0. ~

1:: e! C- 8.a iii §~ ~

C-

" ,

1;; ::I ;<

,. §

0 ~ 0

~ § - 0..

In 17 18

r'a Y..IH-III<lf RO!1112?)

-~---~--

MR fP ... h.p.r Road (' I)

----PR MP

K1l'\lilr Rtlld (40) FP

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

J>R k.1 a.'ar (40)

------

PR Klmnar (11)

PR Kh." .. (27)

---------MR.FP

Kha"or RONd (1 12) NR

----

Pi~ Khano. (15)

!vlR Khapa, (18)

I<",ono, ( 18)

Land u;~ (I e area under different lvpe~ of land use 11

hectare)

" ~ ::> 5l

'" -e il .", '" " on

1;; OJ § e! "" .;: E c ;:;>

19 20 21

472 35 1

2000 GC(I 0) T(IO)

4200

3360 4210

541 882

784 4710

1151 2718

GC(310)

286 TK(2 5) 1812

R( I 3) T(14 8)

II 3

424 TK(O 4) 1(04)

145

1'>64

c 0 l::

" "" >

" ~ -i3 ::I U

-;:; .8 " ~ - '" ~" <U > ~

:0 g, ~ '" @ ~ 3; -c

.!! @ :0

.0 a "-< I:! til 0

a-5 c

" '" ~ :; ::I

~ '" U "" Z. 22 23 2

82 3 8 Mat.apadar

1900 660 Chhoto

2580 220 Dhorlamur~d8

261 1624 Dhanrava(a

2045 2449 Deodarha

742 1141 Rajana

270 125 Kahmal.

292 Harrpur

9 I I Jaganllalhpah

477 740 l amblpa",

U .0 F. ::J c

-;; t: " '" I

14(,

147

148

149

150

151

1'>2

151

154

ISS

r. I ~ 0 u

" " " .c <:l

0 g " D (.) .. " <.>

'" 0 !;f ....l

~ 0

"<l C-

'" ... § bll .s n '" i ~ '0 "" :;

S '" ::0 '0 ~ &: Co

c;; " c;; c;;

~ t: 0 15 " r/> I-< I-<

1 2 3 4

Jh,lIkllSlIllI 156

(01214600) 2330 776

157 Pendraban

4860 1.491 (04214700)

158 Ddhabal

153 (} 355 f()42 14800)

Jlukldungll 1,9

«()42 14900) 400 83

Dh~;amsagar 160 1960 339

(04215000)

161 PalslpaOl

1560 265 (04215100)

162 Chandopala

7790 639 (O42l~200)

Block Total 65967.0 117082

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Censu~ of India 2001 -Anumitle, .tn,1

AmBllllles available (II not available within the village, a dash ( ) I> showlI 111 Ihe colullln dll ! next to Itm brdckets the distance III broad rdnges VIZ < 5 km>, 5-10 kills dnd 10 t km' (J[ 11,-

~ nedreSI place where the taLlllty IS available I, I!.IVen Bl " '" U

C; 0 C-.l!J -0 -& g ..c '0 c;;

§ n ij <il .c <.)

§ () -a " ~ ~ :z

5 6 7

P M(5-to) 11(10+) 207

C(IOr) MCW(lOi)

PHC(Hl+)

PHS H(IO+)

333 P M C(5-IO) IvIC\V(IO+)

PHC(IO; )

84 P M« 5) ((5- H(IO+)

to) MCW(IO+)

Pile( 10+)

'-

- 1'(5- II(I~+) 22 IO)M«5) IvICW(IOT)

C(S-IO) PIIC(IO,.)

H(IO+) 86 P IvI C(lOc)

MCW(IO+)

69

161

PIlC(lO+)

P M(S-IO) H(IO+)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

P M(5-IO) C(5 H(IO+)

10) MCW(IO+}

PHC(5-IO)

OA(') OR MeW

•

P(148) M(50) CWe(2) HC 27150 S(l7) PUC(2) PRC(5)

C(1) 0 PHS(18)

FWC(l) RMI'

146

~ is all c

.~ &

HP'&'%-W

11[' W SS-

W

HPW S!>-W

liP W 55-

W

HPW S!>-

W

HPW 51,. W

HPWn.

S~ W

T(Z6)

WillS) TJ«64)

111'(119) 1W(1S) K(lO) C(19)

<U c 0 -'" 0-

" 1i "0

t\l

1 " 1l

~ 9

PO« 5) PH(IO+)

PO PH

PH PO«

5)

PO«5)

PH(5-10)

PH 1'0« S) •

PH PO(;-

10)

PH 1'0« 5)

1'0(21)

PTO 1'11(115)

"0

!a !;! ] ~ "

:; <.) 0-

~ s:. '" ~ ~

"0 " <lJ

t\l g g c;; --,,'"

'" -~

.... -<3 E ~

Ei '" " ()

JJ s -'" o ii U..o

10 11

AC~« 5) CM(lO+)

NCS(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

AC~

CM(5-IO) NCS(IO+)

CP(5-10) OCS(lO+)

CM(5-IO) ACS«5)

NCS(S-IO) CP(5-IO)

OCS(5-10)

ACS« 5) CM(S-to)

NCS(S-IO) CP(5-10)

OC~(5 10)

ACS(<' 5) CM(IOr)

Cr(lo+) NC~(5-IO)

OeS(5-10)

CM(lOT) ACS(S-IO)

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO)

OCS(5-10)

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-IO)

CP(5-to) NeS(S-IO)

OeS(5-1O)

CM(5) CP ACS(4) NCS

~j '" .... .:; '" <) 1:: .e 8. ]~E ""3...c::~ (.) 0 § o'd~-c;;;>] §~~ ~ 5 § .... c -a ~G~ , C/l

12

CV(tO+)

SP(IO .. ) ST(IOt)

( V(IO+)

~P(IO')

ST(lO+)

CV(IO+)

51'(10+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SPOO+)

'>1 (10 t)

(,V(W+)

~.P( 10+)

H(lOt)

(V(IO+)

81'(10+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IOt)

SP(lO+) ST( 10+)

SI'(2)

tl

~~ :;; ~ :5 4J

~ .. '" :<

" g § ~ <.)

§ Vi

Ei ~ s ~

3_fl-13 ---

B~

RS(I(lt)

NW(IO;)

B5

RS(lOt)

NW(IO;)

BS« ;)

R5(1U 1 )

NW(IO+)

BS

RS(IO+)

NW(IOI)

BS

RS(IOq

NW(IO;)

D~(5-1()

R5(5-1O)

NW(S-IO)

8S(<-5)

RS(5-IO)

NW(5-IO)

8S(27) RS NW(4)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villae:e Oirectory Land U~e (As 011 19"9)

K 2-" u

~ " bO -i3 .::: ~ ~

8 ~ .c 8 u

" ~

8 " 0- a ~ ~ 14 15

PR Khan., (18)

rR Khanar (20)

PI{ Kilanar (22)

PR Khanal (18)

I'R Khanar (15)

MR Khallsr (22)

PR Khallar Road (15)

PR(74) I\IR(12S)

FP(94) N{'(6)

NR(\5)

NW(4)

>, C. 0. 5l ~ ::. rf 16

ED 1'0

ED

ED(42) EAG(4) EO(S)

EA(19)

" " ~ bI)

" ~ " ~ 0-

~ ~ 17

NM

N(33)

M(26)

e--i3 0 e e a u

~1l 8.a E ~ .:1;l

~ ~ 18

Land use (I e area under different lypes of land use 11

10 ~ .;: 19

';) ~ ::l 5l >, e-

"1:1

~ on .§ 20

177

288 GC(89 8) T(898)

79 GC(63 I) T(G) I)

3 2

460

2 0(11 I) 10 T(II I)

2 GC(366) 91 T(36 6)

GC(3615.01) W{37.6) WE(16.18)

8872.2 TK(245.4\) R(185.44) 0(334.5) T(4434.14)

147

hectare)

"1:1

~ OJ)

S :5 21

1528

2556

398

753

783

1882

30815.2

c 0

" '" M >

" " -i3 :;

'" " ]~

... <8

~" " ~

>- :0 " ~ ~ ~ ~"1:1 ;;J

~ § >-" '" :0 0 '-f:! l;; 0

B-B c

" '" ~ - ::l ~ o g:, 22 23 2

295 132 ihalkusum

31 7 80 I Pendraban

148 278 Bah.bal

31 7 5 6 Jh,kldungn

360 38 6 Dh.ramsagar

85 374 PalSlpanl

1027 422 7 Chandopala

12551.3 9117.3

... '" .c E '" " .. " ... '" I

156

157

15&

159

160

161 '

162

INDIA ORISSA

BODEN C.D. BLOCK DISTRICT NUAPADA

-

u

Boundary. Slale C.D. mock PolICE Station Villa", .. Ith locallon code number F~t-Resttved with name

Headquarters C.P Bloct. Police Station Vma .. With population SIze! Below 200. 200-&99. !IOO-999. 1<100-'_ UDlnhablted vlll9ges with locabon code number Stlte BiRh •• y Importonl IIelalled !!oed. UDmetalled and other Roadl! RaOny line with station, Broad Gauge RIver and stream Poot Office BJch School Primary Realth Cenl .... BaDt

:-·· .. 8-·--·-: f)'~/J''''''''''''''"-,,. t ••• __ ••••••• !

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4

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L

14.1

0

o

c

Area III Sq. Kms. PopulatIOn No. of vIllages

338.28 72056

89

VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF

BODEN C.D. BLOCK- 0003

ALI)IlAllE'IICAL L1~ r OF VILLAGf<.,S OF BODEN CO. 8LOCK - O()O.J Selja) numbel Name of village 2001 Cen~us locauon code J 991 Cen~u, lo~atwn cod~ numbe!

number ----2 4

NAME OF CD. BLOCK - BODEN

POLl( E STA T10l'l - KOMANA - 0003

Bhulnpanl 01213100 100030018001800121

2 Bolda 04213800 100030018001800128

3 Dardgaofl 04214200 IOOO3001800180{Jl32

4 Dardgaon(Khurdl 04214100 IOOO3001800180013J

5 Jhardnamdl 04213200 100030018001800122

6 Karlakot 04213500 1000)0018001800125

7 Klrekda 04213600 100030018001800126

Kotamal 04213700 100030018001800127

9 Ndgpdda 04213300 10003001800180UI23

10 Sir!! 04213400 100030018001800124

POLICE STATION - KHARIAI~ - 0004

Dudukamunda(Khurd) 04218800 100050018001800035

2 Mlichenamal 04219200 100050018001800019

3 Salepadd 04218900 100050018001800036

I'OLICE STATION - nODEN - 0005

Ambaguda 04231100 100040018001800039

2 Amerd 04227800 100040018001800006

3 Anakapur 04233500 100040018001800063

4 Allldbhala 04232400 100040018001800052

5 Babeblr 0~234400 10004001800 I ~OI)072

6 Bdgabahal 04228800 100040018001800016

7 Baglor 04230000 100040018001800028

Bakullkhunll(Kdld) 04231800 100040018001800046

9 Bdkullkhunll(Khurd) 04231700 100040018001800045

10 BanJlbahal 04228400 10004001800lS00012

11 Bartansil 04234600 100040018001800074

12 BhalOsadam 04229600 100040018001800024

n Bheilimal 04231300 1000400 I 8001800041

14 BU18pllr 04231000 100040018001800038

15 Blreskela 04230800 100040018001800016

16 Boden 04229100 IOO04001800180()019

17 BOlrgaon 04230100 100040018001800029

18 CllIkakhllan 04229800 100040018001800026

19 Ddbll 04228300 1000400180018000 I I

20 Dahanapall 04234100 100040018001800069

21 DamaJhar 04227900 100040018001800007

22 Dhamanapara 04230300 100040018001800031

23 Dharnnnal 04214300 10004001800180(1071

24 Dhobel 04229500 100040018001800023

25 Dolo 04232800 100040018001800056

26 Dumerpadar 04232700 100040018001800055

27 Durkamunda(Kala) 04228200 100040018001800010 28 GhMltlguda 04232000 100040018001800048

29 Gumabahal 04233600 100040018001800064

30 Jamugaon 04230400 100040018001800032 31 Jayabahal 04233000 100040018001800058 32 Jhtrlnlkhol 04232100 100040018001800049 33 JugaraJPur 04231200 100040018001800040 34 Kamrllamal 04231400 100040018001800042 35 Kdmpur 04233800 100040018001800066

152

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF BODEN CD. BLOCK - 0003 Serial number Name of village 2001 Census location code 1991 Census location code number

number 2 3 4

36 Karangamal 04233900 100040018001800067

,7 Kathafar 04229700 100040018001800025

38 Kekatsar 04234200 100040018001800070

39 Kerapadar 04230700 100040018001800035

40 KesaralPur 04228600 100040018001800014

41 Khadupatll 04229900 100040018001800027

42 Khmra 04228500 100040018001800013

43 Khmrvadl 04234500 100040018001800073

44 Klmmal 04233100 100040018001800059

45 Khorla 04233700 100040018001800065

46 Khmdguma 04233400 100040018001800062

47 Klrelhola 04227700 100040018001800005

48 Kom~rkhol 04227600 100040018001800083

49 Kotgaon 04229400 100040018001800022

)0 Kulekela 04232600 100040018001800054

51 Kulmgmal 04234900 100040018001800077

57 Ku lumkhunta 04229200 100040018001800020

53 Larka 04233200 100040018001800060

54 L esunpah 04232900 100040018001800057

55 Lltlsargl 04232300 100040018001800051

5(, Mahulpadar 04228900 100040018001800017

')7 Mahulpadar 04232200 100040018001800050

58 Mankarblrh 04227500 100040018001800004

'59 Margaon 04228100 100040018001800009

60 Nlmna 04230200 100040018001800030

61 Palasada 04228000 100040018001800008

62 Palellbasa 042JJ300 100040018001800061

61 Patdarha 04227200 100040018001800001

64 Phalasara 04230600 100040018001800034

6'; Pltapalll 04234000 100040018001800068

66 Pulupara 04231900 100040018001800047

67 RalPUf 04230500 100040018001800033

68 Redhamal 04227300 100040018001800002

69 Rokal 04231500 100040018001800043

70 Rundl 04227400 100040018001800003

71 Sukullbhata 04232500 100040018001800053

72 SUllamlindl 04229300 100040018001800021

73 "lIl1apur 04228700 100040018001800015

74 I at npllr 04231600 100040018001800044

75 TemcfI 04229000 100040018001800018

76 1 elelpara 04230900 100040018001800037

153

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of Imila 2001 -AmenDlle~ and

Amenttles available (If not available within the village a dash (-) I; shown In the column an t next to It In brad.els the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 51-ms 5-1 0 km~, and 10+ km" 01 IhF

I ~ nedfesi place where the facllltv I~ aVdllable IS given

I " ii -c ~ :E .", 'VC ~ 0 u

" " 5l " " .g ~ " -" 0 ] <)

'" ii " :> ~~ 0 2- 0 0 ~ .E ~ 0 iii u ~ .c::

~ "- " ~ ~ "- " ::l '" '" <.) 0 " Cl'" '" ~ 0 .(g Q. " ....l .!S 0 11 0 6h'" .E7,j~ '" " ~ ~ 0

"0 '" '" " 61ii o(! .c:: " , '" ".c::

" '" § ~ § -0 C ., " c C '" ~ g g " il ~) ;S

iii 0 il 1 lii ~-89 0 " ._ .c:: ~ ....;'" 0;:>] ~

0 .0 ;; 0 "3 '0 0; 0;

~0f3 ~ E ., 0- r:: i:! § .. ~ C ::l ._

~ 8. il 0 ell " .B ~ r:: 0

~ 0; ] ]: '" iii E § El 1<

" .0 <) E '" '" <) 0; '5 ~ § -8 ~~ ~ ~-a t:: ~ ::l " 8 ~

E-'" E " 0 ~ 8] ~u£9 0-=

" f- f- Z ~ u '" (/) ~(/)

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

CD Block: Boden (0003)

BhulIlPdll1 2250 464 109

P M(5-IO) II(IOt) liP TW ~S-PO(5-10) CM(5-IO)

A,!>(IO+) { V(IO,) [lS(IO+ )

(04213100) C(IO' ) MCW(IO+) HP PH(I(H) CP(IO+)

NCS(IOt) SP(IO+) RS(lOr)

PflC(I01-) OCS(IO') ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Jhardnamai 364 0 568 140

P M«5) H(IO+) HP W ~~- PH PO« CM(5-10)

AC5(10 1 ) ( V{lO+) 1l~(IOl )

(04211200) C(lO+) MCW(IO') HP 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IOI) CP(IO')

OCS(IO') ST(IO+) NW(lOt)

Nagpada P M(5-IO) PHS 11(10+)

W TK S$- PII PO(5 ACS(IO+) ( V(lOt ) 6S(10+) 5810 829 189 MCW(IO+) CM«5)

(04213300) ('(10+) PHC(iO+)

W 10) CP(IO')

NC~(IO+) SP(IO+) R5(IO+)

oes(lo+) 5T(IO+) NW(IO.)

~lIh (01213400) 7870 1,258 326 P(2) M(5-10) H(IO+) wss-w PH PO«

CM«5) ACS(IO+} (V(IOt) 6S(10<)

C(lO+) MCW(IO') 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IOt) PHC(lOi)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOi)

Karlakat P M S PHS 11(10')

CM ACS(5-1O) SP

BS(5-10) (04213500)

9210 1,294 312 C(lO+)

MCW(IO+) W~~ W POPH CP(IOt) NCS(IO+)

(V(IOr) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+)

ST(IO+) NW(IO')

6 Klfekela

4250 645 169 I'M(5-10) H(lO+)

WS~ W 1'0(,5) CM« 5) ACS(5 10) ( V(IO+) 6S(IO<)

(04213600) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(lOi)

PH(5-IO) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO')

Kalama( SID 0 510 140

P M(5-10) H(IO+) WSS-W PO(5-10)

ACS(5-10) ( V(ID+) 65(5-10) (04213700) C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

CM«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(ID+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO') NW(IO+)

Bolda 4180 592 154

P M« 5) H(IO+) PH PO(5- ACS(IO+) CV(IOt) 8S(5-1O) (04213800) C(lO+) MCW(IO+)

W RS~-R 10)

CM«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO') RS(IO+)

PHC(IO.) CP(IO+)

OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(IO')

9 Ddragaon(Khurd)

200 - --- -- Ulltnlldbued -(04214100)

10 Dalagaon

4200 1,244 330 P M(5-10) 1I(IOi) IIPW S~- PII PO(,-

eM«5) ACS(5-1O) ( V(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04214200) C(IO+) MCW(IOI) W 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO') R~(IO' ) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO.)

II Dudukamunda(Kh

2590 -------- Ullillhabued --urd) (04218800)

154

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

ViIlal!e Directorv Land lJse_1As on 1999)

14 15

MR Khan.r (15)

MR hhana, (10)

MR Khanar Road (21)

MR Khanar ('0)

PR Khanar (lK)

PR Khan.r (25)

PR Khanar (28)

PR Khana, (30)

16 17

NM

._ ..... UmnhRb,ted ............

MR Khan., (20)

.. _._ ... U"mhalllted ... _ ... -..• -

18

Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use I hectare)

19 20

162

3& 4

714 W(45 7) T(457)

866

1450

133

849

818

128

155

21

998

\66 9

2195

3745

415 I

2RO 7

1777

1862

3001

22 23 2

25 I 63 6 Bhlllnpal11

9\ 1

1165 1057 Nagpada

170 I ISS 5 SlTh

2145 1269 Kadokot

61 1 50 I KlTekela

967 150 2 KOlamal

585 892 Bolda

Daragaon(Khurd)

52 7 139 Daragaon

Dudukamunda(Khurdl

2

6

9

10

II

I II

I

12

J3

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

2

Salepddo

{042 1&900)

Muchenamal (04219200)

Pald.,lla (04227200)

Redlldlnal (04227300)

Rundl (04227400)

M.,Ik.rb"h (04227500)

Komerkhol (04221600)

Klrejhola (04227700)

Amela (04227800)

OamaJhar (04221900)

I

3 4

144 a 2t9

92 a 19

5100 1605

2000 200

9480 1,166

4530 740

22

1,2490 1,710

7560 1,ISI

8460 2,357

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA *

Census of India lOOl -Amenities and

Amenities aVdllable (It not avallabte within the village d dash (-) IS shown III the column an~ next to It III brac~ets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 "ms and )0+ ~ms ot ti e

neares!Dlace where the tdCllity IS dVdllaole Isg,ven

6

47 P M(S-W) C(lO+)

7

H(lO+)

MCW(to l )

PHqIO+)

1'« H(IO I )

5) M(~ 5) C(5 MCW(IO+)

10) PHC(5- 10)

355 P(2) M C(lO+)

51 P M« 5) C(lO+)

277 P(2) M S ((10+)

H(IOn M(W(IO+)

PIIC(5-ID)

11(10+)

MCW(JO+)

PIIC(5-10)

H(IO,)

MCW(IO I )

PIIC(5 10)

182 1'(2)M{5-10) H(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

Pllq,-IO)

- P(5- H(I~+) 6 10)M(5-1O) MCW(IOI)

C(IO+) PHC(IO+)

418 1'(2) M C(lOt)

291 P M« 5) C(lO+)

510 P(2) M S C( 10,)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PIIC« 5)

H(IO+)

MCW(IOt)

PIIC(" 5)

PIIC 1'115

H(lO+)

MCW(IOt)

156

8

liP W TK 55-III'

HPwn, 5S-Hp

HI'W5S­

liP

IWWTK 55-HP

HI'WTK 5S-HP

9

PII PO(5 (0)

PO(S-IO)

1'11(10+)

PO(IO+)

PI1(IO+)

PIl PO«

5)

PII PO« 5)

HI' W T'" I'll 1'0(5 SS Ill' 10)

10

(,M(IO+)

CP(IO+)

(M(IOT)

CP(lO+)

CM(IOt)

CP(lO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+}

CM(JO+)

CP(IO»

II

ACS(IO+ )

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

A('S( 10 ,)

NCS(JO+ )

Oe5(1O»

AC5(IO»

NCS(IO+ )

OeS(IO,)

AC~(IO+)

NCS( 10+) OCS(IO I)

AC~{lOt)

NC5(10+)

OC~(IO+ )

CM(5-IO) ACS{IO+) CP(IO I) NeS(IOI)

OCS{IOI)

WTK<,S-W PO(5-10) CM( 10+)

PIi(5-10) CP(lOt)

ACS(IO+)

NCS{IO+)

OCS(IO+)

HPWH.. S5 HP

IIPWTK 5S-HP

PO

1'11(10+)

PO« 5) PH« 5)

HI' W fK R PH

~S-Hr POe lOr)

CM«5)

CP(IO+)

(,M(";) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(lO+)

OCS(IO,)

ACS(IO+)

NC5(1O+)

OC5(10+)

CM(5 (0) ACS(IO+)

CP(lO+) NCS(IO,) OCS(IO+)

12

CV(IO+)

Sp(IO+)

H(IO,)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO')

ST(IO+)

CV(IOt)

~P(IO,)

ST(IO+ )

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+)

~.T(lO+)

('V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(IO,)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(ID+)

SI'(lO+)

Sl (l0+)

CV(IOt-)

SP( 10+}

~1(10+)

CV(lO+)

SP(lO+ ) STOO+)

CV(IO,)

~P(IO+)

ST(lO+)

13

Il~« 5) R~(IO,)

NW(IOl)

B\(IOI)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B~(IO+)

RSIIO+)

NW(IO+)

B5(10+)

R~(IO+)

NW(lOt)

B~(I0+)

R5(lOt)

NW(IO+)

B~(5-10)

RS(lO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-IO)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

8S(5-1O)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-1O)

RS(IO+)

NW(lOt)

Bf>« 5)

R~(IOI)

NW(lll+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villae:e Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

Land use (I e area under different types of land use 1

hectare)

]' c 0

~ 2- ~ t>D >

8 -g J ~ .. u

~ t El u ...

i ~ 'OJ' c~ <E - '" -6 ~ ~" .!! o'd " > ~ Ii:, 5: I] 5l 13 ~

s ~ ~ >,

"'"'" ~ ~ u

~ I e 1 ~ .0

1 s .!! i § t;; 13,M -c

l~ 0 ... ., .. 0 c

j ~ ~ i t;; " t;; ... § " " "i!

~ ~ " .§ 8~ ! ~ ~ ~ Ji ::3 c " til

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

W(40) MRFP Khana, (16) 176 TK(3 2) 346 612 234 Salepada 12

T(73)

PRMR Kharaa, (14)

FP 130 110 656 27 Muchenamal 13

MR FP Khana, Road (56) 540 W(g I) T(8 I) 860 361 5 Patda,ha 14

MR FP Khana. Road (53) 237 W(4 0) T(4 0) 429 SO 7 48 7 Redhamal 15

W(81)

MRFP Khana, Road (5 I) 276 TK(20 2) 2479 2119 432 5 Rundl 16 T(283)

W(32)

MRFP Khana, (15) 447 TK(4 0) 2226 1084 703 Manka,blflt 17 T(73)

FP Khana, (25) Kome,khol 18

W(121)

MRFP Khana, (10) N 427 7 TK(20 2) 4397 1807 1605 KlfeJhola 19

R(SI)T(40S)

GC(IOO 3)

MRFP Khana, (16) W(81)

1134 TK(40) 2818 1301 1178 Arne,a 20

T(1124)

W(IOI)

PRMR WE(20)

Khana, (13) EA N 662 TWE(124) 4624 1005 1236 DRm8jha, 21 FP TK(40 5)

R(8 I) T(93 I)

157

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Amenities dvallable (If not dvallable within the vIllage, a ddsh (-) IS shown In the column an~ next to It In bra~kets Ihe dl;tance In brodd ranges VIZ < 5 I..ms 5 10 kIm and 10+ kms ofll*

~ ~ nearest place where the facIlity IS avaIlable IS given

" '" ! "0 .0 -0 % " § ~ " 9 u " _

" '" 0 " ..c: V> ;:; " " 1! -= V> 0

" ,.

0 2- Ii 0 § ~ ~

o 1:: ~-;; iii u C!, ..c: ~ 8.. ... Q.

'" ~ ~ 0 ;:; " 0 1! tIl_ ~ 0 OIl ~ Q.

....l '" 0 11 ~ ~V> ~] § '" OJ &d ~ c:!- o "0 oS 2 e~ ii f;j

0

'" OJ '" >t ... " '" V> "0 ~ B ~ .;' 73 0 '" ~ .a § i ~ § c t iii 0

~ "0 - '" 0 ..... ..c: «I>] ~ 0 «I '" '" .0 % 'tl «I >t 0

E :.'l § g §'"~ <= ~ '" '- 8. Qj) " _]

'" 0 til ] ~ ] '" 11 iii 5 § '" ,. jj '" 0 E ~ «I " «I ~ E -a 1<

1 ~~ e I:. -a

c:: ~ '0 '" '" ::E ~ ~a~ ~~ " :z ill til f-< b ~tIl

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

HI' W H .. R PO P11 ACS(lO+) (Y(5-10) B~

22 Pala;add

7770 1,962 427 J'(2) M C(5- H(IO+)

CM(IO+) RS(IO+) (04228000) 10) MCW(IO+) SS-Hp

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(5-10)

NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

Margaon P«

H(IO+) IIPWTK I'll PO(5- ACS(IO+) (Y(IO+) BS(,5) 23

(04228100) 5140 564 126 5) M(5-10)

MCW(IO+) ~~-HI) 10) CM(5-10)

NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) R~(I0+) C(IO+)

1'11('« 5) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Durkamunda(Kdla) 1'«

HPWTK ACS(IO+) eY(lo+) BS

24 2890 636 118 5) M(5-10) H(IO+)

PO(5-1O) CM(5-IO) RS(IO+) (04228200)

C(IO+) MCW(lO+) SS-IlP

PH(IO+) (P(IO+) NCS(IO+} SP(IO+)

NW(lO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+} ST(IO+)

Dabn PM«5) DH H(IO+)

WTK S~- PII PO« ACS(IO+) ey(IO+) BS(5-10) 25

(04228300) 4330 940 235

C(lO+) MCW(IO+)

HI' 5) CM«5)

NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) RS(lOt) PHC« 5) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lOt )

26 a.nJlhahal

2160 822 175 I' M C(lO+) H(lO t ) HPW TI~ PH 1'0«

CM«5) ACS(IO+) eY(lo+) 8S« ~)

(04228400) MCW(IO+) SS HI' 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OC~(IO+) ST(lOt ) NW(lOt)

DII 1'115

27 k..halra

6520 1,695 417 1'(2) M S H(IO+) W TK5~·

PO PH CM CP(5- ACS(IO+) eY(lo+) B~«5)

(04228500) C(IO+) MCW(IOt) W 10) NCS(IO+) SP(IOt) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+)

KesaraJpur I' M« 5) C(5· RMP H(IO+)

W TK5S· PH 1'0« AC5(5·10) CY(IO+) BS

28 (04228600)

6530 958 200 10)

MCW(IO+) W 5)

CtvJ« 5) NCS(IOt) SP(IO+)

RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IO+)

Sunapur 1'(2) M(5-10) H(IO+) W TK SS- AC~(5-1O) CV(IO+) BS

29 10390 1,806 380 PO PH CM(5-IO) RS(IO+) (04228700) C(5-1O) MCW(IO+) W

CP(5-10) NC5(10+) SP(IO..-)

NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+ ) ST(IO+)

30 Bag.bahal

3430 699 172 I' M« 5) C(5- H(lO t ) W rK SS- PH PO«

CM«5) ACS(5-10) ey(IO+) BS« 5)

(04228800) (0) MCW(IO+) W 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OC~(IO+) 5 f( 10+) NW(IO+)

31 Mahulpadar

4090 344 85 P(2) M(5 10) H(IO"!) HPW1K

1'0(5-10) CM(5-10) ACS(5-10) CY(IO+) BS(5-1O)

(04228900) C(5·10) MC\v(IO+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(5-10)

NC5(IOt) SP(IOt) RS(IO..-) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) S f(IOt) NW(IO+)

158

VILLAGE DIRECTORY --------------------------------------------------Villa2e Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

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

hectare)

]: c 0 g

~ ?;> "" > 5 c ... "8 "3 u "'" u

~ " E " ~ c U ... ~ E ~ ,,~ <E OIl -a 0

~ ,.::.,~ " ~ OIl u

~ > :0 " ~ ~ ~ ~1l ~ 0

'" 00

~ >, Iih ~ ~ .8 .9 C. e ;!: "'" ~ 0- 15. 8.E -c >

.c: B " " f,j '" E ~

~ a '" §JS "0 1;j :0 a ._

" c. 7;l I>J)

~~ 0 c

5. i;

~ ~ ~ 1;; 5

c " 3: e "" '" ~ '" ~ z ~ .i' .§ :5 - " ~ Ii U gb Vl

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

pe(8 I) W(40)

I'll Mil fP

Khamr (II) EA N 6 4 WE(2 0) 2 fK(8 I)

400 I III I 1695 Palasada 22

R(l2 I) T(344)

W(61) MR FP Khall"r (16) 35 3 TK(6 I) 2602 945 III 9 Margaon 21

T(12 I)

0((80) I'll MR

Khana, (14) 179 W(40) fp lK(40)

1280 76 I 509 Durkamunda(Kala) 24

T(16 I)

W(BI)

~IR rr "han.r(16) EA N 116 WE(2 0) TK(162)

213 9 1165 221 Dabn 25

T(263)

W(20) ~IR rp Khan.r (18) 89 TK(2 0) 1664 II) 255 Banj1bahal 26

T(40)

W(BI)

I'RMR fl'

Khan.r (18) EA N WE(20)

61 I TK(20 2) 1149 1165 109 I Kha"a 27

1(104)

PR MR W(BI)

Khanar (24) 612 TK(ll I) 311 7 1674 727 KesaralPur 2B fl'

T(lO 2)

I'R MR W(162)

Khanar (22) N 476 TK(20 2) 5705 212 3 152 I SUl1apur 29 il' T(164)

W(40)

MR II' Khan", (26) 122 TK(4 0) 174 I 729 559 Bagabahal 10

T(8 I)

W(40)

MR fl' Khanar (35) 2019 TK(8 I) 83 6 71 I 364 Mnhulpadar 31

T(12 I)

159

I

32

33

34

35

• 36

37

38

39

40

41

2

Temen (04229000)

Boden (04229100)

KlIsumkhunta (04229200)

Sunamundl (04229300)

Kotgaon (04229400)

Dhobel (04229500)

Bhalnsadam (04229600)

Kathaf.r (04229700)

Chlkalchuan (04229800)

Khadupant (04229900)

3 4

9840 2,021

4310 2,329

3040 766

2350 337

3200 338

3500 367

2650 360

1490 434

4460 530

496 0 610

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Amenities aVailable (If not available within the village, a da,h (-) IS showlIlO the column an next to It III bracket; the dl;tance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms _ 5-10 kim and !O~ kms of th

nearest place where the faCIlity IS available IS given

5 6 7

493 1'(3) M C« 5) 1l(IO+) MCW(IOt)

pHC« 5)

DACWC

I'HC PHS 511 1'(3) M(2) FWC RMP

S(2) PUC C H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

I'M«5)C« PHS H(IO» 192 5) MCW(IOt)

I'HC« 5)

75 I' M(5-IO) C(5 11(10+) 10) MCW(IO+)

pHC« 5)

92 PM(5-10) C(IO+)

97 I' M CCIO+)

87 PM«5) C(lO+)

105 P M(5-IO) CCIO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IOt)

PHC(<.5)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

pHC« 5)

PHS ~I(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(S-IO)

H(IO+)

MCW(lO+)

PHC(5-10)

126 P M(5-10) C(5 H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PIIC« 5)

153 P M(5-10) C(lO+)

H(lO t )

MCW(IO+)

PHC(S-IO)

160

8 9

HI' W TK I'll 1'0«

SS-HP 5)

HI'WTK

SS-HP

IIPWTK

SS-HP

rOPH

I'll 1'0«

5)

10

CM« 5)

CI'(IO+)

CM

CI'(IO+)

CM«5)

CP(IO+)

11

AC~(" 5) NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

AC~(lO< )

NCS(IO»

O(,S(IO+)

ACS« 5)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

12

(VIIO+)

51'(10+)

ST(IO+)

(V(IOt)

SP(IO<)

ST(IO+)

(,V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(lO-l )

HI' W fK S PH pO(S- CM(5-IO) ACS(S-IO) (V(lD+)

SS-IlP 10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+)

liP W S SS- PH 1'0(5- CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) (V(IO<)

Ill' 10) CP(lO+) NCS(lO<) SP(IO+)

IIPWTK

SS-HP

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

I'H 1'0(5- ACS(S-IO) (V(IO+) 10) CM(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

CP(IO+) OC!.(IO+) ST(IO+)

HPWTKS PO PH SS-HP

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(lO+)

ST(W+)

HPWTK

SS-HP

PH

PO(IO+) CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IOe)

(,V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

HP W TK S PH 1'0(5- CM(5-10) ACS(5-IO) CV(IOt)

S5-flP 10) Cr(lo+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+)

HPWTK

SS-flP PH PO(S- CM(IO+)

10) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

AC~(JO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(lO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(IOt)

ST(IO+)

13

6S« 5)

R!.(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B5« 5) RS(lO+)

NW(IO+)

B5(5-1O)

RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B5(5-1O)

RS(IO<)

NW(IO+)

BS(5-IO)

RS(IOt)

NW(IO+)

8S(IO+)

RS(IO+)

NW(W+)

BS(IO+)

RS(IO+)

N\v(IO< )

BS(5-10)

RS(lO t )

NW(IO+)

BS(IO+)

RS(lOt)

NW(IO+)

'JILLP,GE DIRECTOHY ---------------_.------------------------------------------------Village Oil ectorv r~ .!!~1As un 1999)

MR "P K'lR"ar (32)

PRMR fP

PRMR ~P

PR 1\IR I P

PI( MR fr

Mk'l'

MR FP

MR FP

MR fr

Mil FP

Kh.n.r (3~)

~.~Cflal (lS)

"hallar (15)

Khallaq.J5)

UIAnal (4c;j

".I.anar (48)

Khanar (70)

1.1",'", (S I)

Khanar (51)

N

FA NM

FDI:AG

Land me (I e area under dIfferent types of land use I hectare)

W(B I)

205 5 TK( 405) T(486)

W(162) WE(40)

53 TK(60 7)

T(810)

W(8 I) WE(40)

79 TW(20 2)

T(324)

W(40)

459 TK(O 8) Wf(40) T(S 9)

527 W(2 0) T(2 0)

W(24) 68 TK(l 2)

T(57)

1283 W(4 0) T(4 0)

II 3 W(I 2) T(I 2)

W(40)

493 lK(2 0) WF(40) T(IO I)

W(8 I)

514 TK(202) T(281)

161

418 1

2138

1648

81 3

832

974

610

189

1509

2113

1238 1879 Teme"

752 554 Roden

15 2 84 I KlIsllmkhllnla

596 19 0 Sunamllnd,

279 154 2 Kotgaon

473 192 9 Dhobel

47 I 23 0 Bhall1s.dam

8'i 9 316 Kalharar

830 151 I Ch,kalcllllAn

81 I> 1130 Khadupam

12

31

14

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

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AmenIties avalldble (If not available within the village, a dd,h (-) I> shown In the column .1I1~ next to It In brackets the dl>tance III broad range, VIZ < 5 kill> , 5-' 0 klll~ and lOT "illS 01 II ~

'" neare,t place where the lacllitYlS dvallable IS given j fil

" C '0 Vl~ -0

'" " 1il 0 u U ,,-u ... '" '" u " ..c: '" '" " " il ;:; .:: ;;. is! -= ~

~ 0 c 0 0 ~ 2 ~~ ;-~

-:::- U ~ ..c:

" "'- " :; .. 0 bI) ;::; ~

., %

u ~~~ '" ~ .-l ~ 0 ']l 6b'" '" .. od S ~ -0

'0 ~ ~ 2 OJ E 6 ... 13 ~

u -:3 .c ::3

'" " " " c '" '0 C " U 0 to CJJ -s 0 '" I:; § g g id-8.9 c

U ~ til 0 -a ~ § s .... ..c: ... [ OJ ~~

OJ>-g g .D 0 g_ '- \il ;$ u E '" 0 6 ~ g - « ? 1;\

'" ._

~ 0 II "" v g ~] c 0 "'- '" 'iii " ']l -0 t; S ~ v 1l u

~ ~j 'iii 5 ~ ~ 1 'Ii <.l ~ t ~ -a e " " ~ '" 6b~ 0

~ of ~(i~ 8] v .... I--< Z «0 '" I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 -

>\2 8aglor

6010 900 227 PM«S)C(S- H(IOI) HI' W 5 55- PH 1'0«

CM(S-IO) ACS(S 10) l V( lOt) 85(IOt)

(04230000) 10) MCW(IO,) HI' S) CP(IOt)

NL~(IO+) 5P(lOt) RS,IO+)

IOHC(IOI) O('~(IOT) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BOJrgaou PHS 1l(IOI)

HPW fK ACS« 5) eV( 10+) BS(' S) 4} 46) 0 1,00b B7 I' M S C« 5) MCW(IO+) PO I'll CIvI(5-1O)

(04230100) PIIC(IO+)

5S-HP CP(IO+)

NCS(IOT) 51'(10+) RS(IOr)

OCS(IO+) <;T(IO+ ) NW(IO+)

41 Nlmnd

2650 618 164 I' M ('(<- 5) III lOt) HPW fK Pil 1'0«

CM(S-IO) ACS« 5) ( V(IO.) BS(, 5)

(042J0200) MCW(IO+) 55-liP 5) CI'(IO')

NCS(IOI) SP(IO I) RS(IOt)

PUC« 5) 0('5(101) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

45 Dhdlnanapalft

480 223 57 P M« 5) ('(5- H(IO T ) HPWTK PH 1'0«

(,M(5-10) AC~(S-IO) (V(IO+) BS« 5)

(04230300) 10) MCW(IO+) S'>-IlP 5) CP(IOT)

N('~\IO<) SP(IOt) RS(lOt)

PHC(IO+) O(~IIOt) ~I(IOT) NW(IO+)

46 Jamugaon

1630 623 164 I' M« S) C(S- H(IOt) III' W TK PH POl<-

CM(5-1O) AC~IIOI) ( V(IO+) B~(' ~)

(04230400) 10) MCW(IO+) 55-III' S) CI'(IO+)

NC!>(IOI) SP(IO+) R'>\IU.) PIIC(5-10) OCS(IOT) S r( 10+) NW(IO+)

RalPUi P M« 5) H(lOi) HI'W5~- I'll 1'0(, ACS(5-10) (V(lOt ) BS

47 1200 4S5 121 CIvI(S-IO) RS(lOI) (04210500) (,(10+) MCW(IOI) HI' 5)

CI'(5-10) NeS(IO+) 51'(10+)

NW(IOi) PHC(5-IO) OCS(IO I) ST(IOt)

Pl,a.asara 1'(2) M S C(5 PHS 11(10') Ill' W TK PO AC:-(5-10) (V(lOt) BS

48 (04230600)

7230 2,240 543 10 MCW(IO+) CM(5-10) RS(IOt) ) PflC(5-1O)

SS-HI' PU(IOt) CP(5-10)

NCS(IOI) 51'(10+) NW(IO I)

OC~(IO+) 5 r(lo+)

Ktlapadal I'M SC«5) H(IO+) III' W [K ACSllllt) (V(lOt) 8S

49 1480 733 192 1'0(<., 5) CIvI«5) RS(IOt) (0'12)0700) MCW(IOI) S5-fII' 1'11(10 1) CP(IO+)

NCS(IOt) 51'(10+ ) NW(IOI)

PIlC(IOt) 0(5(10+) ST(IO+)

Blfeskela PM«5)C« 11(10+) HPW fK I'H 1'0« ACS« 5) t V(IO') BS

50 800 732 178 (,M«S) RS(JOt) (04230800) 5) MCW(IO+) 5S-HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(5-10) SP(IO+ ) NW(IO+)

PIlC« 5) O(,S(IO+) Sl( 10+)

51 Tetelpara

1080 409 110 I' M«5)C« H(IOt) HPWTK PU 1'0«

CIvI(<.,5) ACS« 5) CViIO') BS« 5)

(04230900) 5) MCW(IO+) S5-IIP 5) CP« 5)

NCS(IO I) SP(IO+) RS(IO<) PIIC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(JO<)

... Bmapur BS

S2 5490 1,5B 390 P M C« 5) 11(10+) HPWTK I'll PO«

CM«5) ACS« 5) CV(IO+)

(04231000) MCW(lU t ) S5-IIP 5) NCS(IO') SP(IO+ ) RS(IOq

1'11('(5-10) ('1'(10+)

OCS(IO+) Sr(IOt) NW(IO+)

162

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

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Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use I hectare)

]' c: 0

'" g '" c on ;>

" '" " "" "" :;

u

" 0 .a u

~ " Ei u ~

" ~ Ei " ,,~ <B

bl) - '" "" 0 ;3 ~" ~ ~ on 0 " ;> ~ '" ~.", ~ ~

..0 " s: ~ ~ ~ bIl

.9 ~ b " .",

<ii ~ ] 8: 1:: i!l e ~ ..c: .9 " 8.5 .",

" iii ~ Ei ~ " 0 iii .", 7<j :0 (5 '- " '" ~ <>. §~ 1;j OIl ~~

0 c 8 IiJ '" ~ § " " <il 0- " " til bl) '" ~ .~ ~ ~ - ::J ~ 5 Z d: Z ~ .§ :3 U gJ, til

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

W(40) MR FP Khan91 (50) 558 WF(4 0) 2377 990 2003 Baglor 42

T(8 I)

W(81) PR MR

Khanar (40) EDEAG WE(49)

rP N 164 TK(32 4) 1963 570 1274 Boorgaon 43

T(454)

PR MR W(40)

FP Khanar (40) EA 200 WE(2 0) 192 2 156 309 Nlmna 44

T(61)

MR fl' Khanar (38) ED W(2 0)T(2 0) 150 07 10 0 Dhamanapara 45

PRMR W(40)

FP Khanar (43) EDEAG WE(40) 123 I 146 177 Jamugaon 46

T(8 I)

PRMR W(2D)

Khanar (42) EDEAG WE(20) 1058 54 46 RaJ pur 47 FP

T(40)

W(121)

PR ~1R Khana, (48) EA N

WE(40) 5099 34 1 9S 0 Pharasa,a 48

FP 512 TK(162)

T(324)

W(81)

PRMR Khana, (48) FDEAG N

WF(20)

fP 17 TK(12 I) 1044 64 130 Kerapada, 49

T(223)

W(40)

PRMR Khana, (35) FA N

WE(20)

~P TK(12 I) 482 22 II 8 Boreskela 50

T(182)

W(20)

MRFP Khana, (15) EDEAG TK(40) 865 10 I 54 Tetelpara 51

T(6 I)

PR MR W(81)

Khana, (35) ED NM 47 1 TK(20 2), 2929 68 ? III 8 BlI10pm 52 FP T(281)

163

I·

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

2

Ambaguda (04231100)

JugaraJPur (04231200)

Bherumal (04231300)

Kamalamal (04231400)

Rokal (04231500)

Tarapllr (04231600)

BakullkhllnlI{Khur d)(0423 1700)

Bakllhkhllllll(Kala) (04231800)

PUlupara (04231900)

Ghallllguda (04232000)

Jlunmkhol (04232100)

3 4

4230 1,767

5050 34

1250 154

4200 975

3870 936

2660 794

1520

3420 967

4110 SSS

2320 367

1350 353

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AmenitIes avaIlable (If not available wIthIn the VIllage, a dash (-) I, shown In the column an~ next to It 10 brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 klp', and lOr kms of II ~

nearest place where the facIlity IS avaIlable IS gIven

5 6

434 1'(2) M« 5) C« 5)

7

11(10+) MCW(IO+)

!'HC« 5)

10 PM«5)C(5- 11(10 1 )

10} MCW(IOi)

I' M«5) 34 C(IO+)

PIIC(5-10)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+)

PHC( lOt)

ti(IO+) 223 I' M C(5-IO) MC\v(IO+)

198 I' M 5 C(5· 10)

PIIC( lOi )

RMP(2) ti{IO+)

MC\v(IOf) PHC( lOt)

8

HI' WTK SS-HP

HPW TK SS-Hl'

IIPWTK

55-liP

9

pOPB

1'0« 5) PI1(IO+)

1'0« 5) PH(IO+)

10

CM«5) CP« 5)

II

ACS«5) NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

12

(,V(IO+)

SP(IO+)

ST(lO, )

CM(5-IO) ACS(5-1O) (,V(IO+) NC5(10+) SP(1O+)

CP(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

CM(lO+) CP(IO+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(lOi)

CV(IO+)

SP(IO+) 5T(10+)

tiP \V TK

5~-tiP

PH PO(5· CM(IO+) ACS(5-IO) CY(IO+)

10) CP(lO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+)

III' W TK R I'll 1'0« 55-III' 5)

CM(IO+)

CP(lOf)

OC5(1O+) 5T(IO+)

AC5(5-IO) (,V(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) OC5(1O+) 51(10+)

PM(5-10}C(5 RMPII(IOt) IIPWTK 160 10) MCW(IO+) SS-IIP

PIIC(IO+) 1'0«5) PH(IO+)

CM(IO+) CP(IO+)

AC5(5-1O) CV(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

---.---. Unlllhablled ------------

222 P(2) M(<5) C(lO+)

11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

PIIC( 101 )

201 1'(2) M(5-1O) H(IO+) C(IO+) MCW{IO+)

PHC(lO+)

87 P M(5-11l) C(S 1I(11l1-) 10) MCW{IO+)

PIIC(5-10)

94 P M(S-IO)C(S 1I(10t) 10) MCW(lOt)'

PHC(S·IO}

164

HPWTK

55-liP

IIPWTK 55-HI'

PH PO{<

5)

PO{< ;) PH{IO+)

HPWTK R PHPO« 55-liP 5)

CM{IOt)

CP(lO+)

CM(lO+) CP(IO+)

ACS(lOi)

NCS(IOt)

OCS(IO+)

AC5(1O+) NC5(10+) OCS{10+)

eY{lo+)

SP(IO+) 5T{IO+)

eV(IOt) ~P{IO+)

5T(10+)

CM{S-IO) ACS{S-IO) CV{IO+)

CP(5-1O) NCS{ 10+) SP(lO+) OCS{IO+) 51'(10+)

HPWTK 55-liP

PH potS· CM(5-10) ACS{5·1O) CV(IO+) 10) CP(IO+) NeS(S-IO) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

13

ElS«5) RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

85(5-10) RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

B5« 5) RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

BS(IO+)

RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

8S(10+}

RS(IO+) NW(IOt)

BS(IOf)

RS(lO+)

NW(IO+)

BS RS{IO+)

NW{IO+)

8S« 5) RS{IOI) NW(IO+)

BS RS{IO+)

NW(lO+)

BS RS(IO+) NW(lO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villal!e Directory Land UseJAs on 1999)

" OJ)

.!:! ~ .9 .<: u oj

2 c. ~ 14

MR fP

MRfP

MR FP

PRMR

FP

PR hlR FP

PRMR

FP

i " c '" u

~ -i3 o(!

~ .9

~ Z 15

Khan.r (3~)

Khan.r (352)

Khana, (16)

Khan., (20)

Khanar (24)

Khanar (26)

" C

~ bIl

'" ~ ;"

0. C- " c. iii '" c. !J ~ ~

11 Z 16 17

EDEAG NM

ED NM

ED NM

ED NM

._ ..• _ •• Umnhablted _ •• _._. __ •••

PRMR Khan" (15) EDEAG rp

PRMR Khan", (35) rp EA N

PR MR Khana, (15)

FP

PRMR Khan., (4~)

~P

0 -g = = 0 u

~] 8.~ §..e - ::I

~ ~ 18

Land use (I e area under different types of land use 1

hectare)

" 0

~ ""

,. c E

-i3 '" ::I u "0 "-

0' c ~ ..s ~ - '" ~ " "

~ ,. :c " ~ ~ '" bIl

@ .!:! ~ ;" :t-o ~ .0 e -0

" § > § * '" -0 :c 0 '-

" blJ '" til 0 " ~ '" § a-u " " 7ij OJ) '" ~ - ::I ~ Ii ~ .§ :5 o ~ '" 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

W(8 I)

12 5 WE(40) TK(32 4)

2894 206 360 Ambaguda 53

T(445)

W(20)

76 I TK(40) 1828 864 1533 JugaraJPur 54 T(6 I)

W(20)

to 2 TK(8 I) III 747 194 Bherumal 55 T(IO I)

16 I GC(167) T(167)

264 4 801 227 Kamalamal 56

108 2414 902 249 Rokal 57

179 1466 616 198 Tarapur 58

Bakuhkhuntl 59

(Khurd)

W(40)

254 TK(12 I) 2355 277 172 BakllhkhuntJ(Kala) 60

T(162)

W(8 I)

170 WE(2 0) TK(20 2)

235 I 855 43 2 Pulupara 61

T(10 4)

152 W(4 I) T(4 I) 1735 198 194 Ghantlguda 62

W(41)

112 I K(3 2) 1006 53 104 J1l1rJ1l1khol 63

T(71)

165

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

2

M.hulp.ddr (04232200)

Llllsargl (04232300)

Anl.bhat. (04232400)

Sukuhbh.t. (04232500)

Kulekela (04232600)

Oumerpadar (04232700)

Ooto (04232800)

Lesunpall (04232900)

Jayabahal (04233000)

Klunnal (04233100)

3 4

2240 • 46>

4080 1.247

4040 946

3160 457

1490 303

770 84

372 0 1.432

2620 752

2740 989

4030 1.081

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK. NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amenttles avaIlable (If not available within the village a dash (-) IS shown In the column dll~ next to 11 In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and i 0+ krn~ of II

nearest place where the faCility IS available IS given

5 6

• 114 P M« 5) C(LO+)

7

H(IO') MCW(IO') PIolC( 10+)

PHS H(IO+) 344 I' M 5 C(S- MCW(IO')

10) PHC(5-10)

H(IO+) 260 P M C(S-to) MCW(IO+)

108 P M C( 101-)

63 P M C(lOi)

PHC(5-10)

11(10+) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

PH5 RMP H(lO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(IOI)

P« H(IO+) 22 5) M« S) MCW(lO+)

C(lO+) pHC(IO+)

360 P M C(lO+)

194 P M(5-10) C(lO+)

223 P M S C(S-10)

263 P M C( 10+)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHqlO+)

H(IO,) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PllqIO+)

H(lO+) MCW(IO+) PHql0+)

166

8 9 10 II 12

liP W fK 5 PH 1'0("" CM(LO+) ACS(lOi) CP(IO.) NCS(IO')

OCS(HH)

lV(IO+) 51'(10+) H(IO+)

S~·l!P 5)

1\I'WTK POPH S5-HP

CM(S.IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) NCS(JO+) 51'(10+)

CP(S-IO) OC5(10+) ST(IOi)

HPWTKRPHpO« CM(S-to) ACS(S-to) eV(lo+) S5-lIP 5) CP(5-10) NC5(1O+) 51'(10+)

HPW [I(

S&-HP

HPWTK 5S-HP

PH 1'0(5· CM(IO+)

10) CP(IO.)

OC5(10+) ST(IO+)

ACS(5-IO) (Y(IOI) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) OCS(IO+) 5T(10+)

PH PO(S- CM(IO+) AC5(S-10) (V(IO+) 10) CI'(I0+) NC5(10+) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) 5T(10+)

HP W TK PH 1'0« CM(IO+) ACS«5) (V(IO+) CI'(IO+) NCS(5-10) SP(lO+) 5S-HP 5)

HPWTK SS-HP

HPWTK SS-Hp

flPWTK SHIP

1'0«5) PH«5)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

ACS« 5) (V(IO+) CM(IO+) NC5(S-10) Sp(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

PH 1'0(5- CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) 10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+)

OC5(10+)

( V(lO+) SP(lO+) ST(IO+)

PO(5.10) CM(IO+) ACS(5-1O) (V(lOi) PH« 5) CP(IO+) NC5(5-10) SP(Io.)

OCS(IO+) ST(lO+)

Hr W TK PH PO« CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CP(lO+) NCS( 10+)

OCS(IO+)

CV(IOi) SP(lO+) Sf(IO+)

SS-HP 5)

13

B5« 5) RS(IOI)

NW(IO')

B5(5-IO) RS(IO+) NW(IOI)

BS« 5) RS(lO+) NW(IO+)

B5(10)) R5(10+) NW(IO+)

B5(1O+) RS(lO+) NW(IO+)

BS(IO+) RS(IO+)

NW(IO+)

8S(l0+) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS(lO+) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS(IO+) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

8S(10+) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

VILLAGE' D'I~EG10RV

Villa{!e Directorv Land (Ioe (A;;;:s_;o;.:;n:...l;_;9c.:9,~9~)r-_'_'-__ r-_____ ,...,.._"-_:--___ :---:-:::::-___ -'-"'--:-_-r-__ 1- .----.-----, I Land use (I e area under different types 01 land lise I

MR FP Kha"., (d8)

Pf'MR

rr

MR FI'

PR HR FP

PR MR fP

PI( MR I)'

MR

PR \'IR FP

PR MR FP

Khall.' (41)

Kha'lR' (43)

Khana, (41)

K',ana, (1~)

Khan.r (29)

Khanar (27)

Khan.r (26)

Khana, (26)

Khans, (\1)

ED to

ED

FD NM

ED

ED

ED

W(81)

55 TK(4 0)

T(12 I)

hectare)

8 5 W(2 8) T(2 8)

W(32)

45 I TK(4 9)

T(S \)

7S 6

192

99

125

94

120

29 I

167

940 792 33 I Mahulpada, 64

3402 17 I 19 7 L,llSR'g' 65

304 7 170 28 8 Anl.hhala 66

1432 714 22 6 Sukuhbhata 67

935 196 170 Kulekela 68

478 69 \ 2 5 Dumerpadar 69

3080 338 175 Doto 70

2217 124 18 4 Lesunpah 71

2063 34 I 212 Jayahahal 72

2785 898 51 Klllnnal 71

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA·

Ccn!>us of India 2001 -Amenititlo and

Ameilitles dVaIldble (If not avaiidble wlthm the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the wlumn an

next to It In bra~kets the dlstdn~e In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and lOt- kms ot th

'0 ~ nemest place where the faclllly IS available I~ given

" lO """ ~~ ."

~ ~ " ~ 0 u oJ " ;:J " .<: Vl ;; ... " ] -B t! '" " I'i " > ~~ 0 3 0 0 ~ ~ u C- -" ~ g_ " iO'

" " 0 e- " ] ~~s :;: ~ "" .<J cc 0

'" 11 0 6,,,, ,_l 0 " " ~ C- o b e'iii o(! 7i -0

" ~ ~ '"3..t: :l ~ Vl 3;

" " " Vl -0 " OJ " 0 c: " bIJ .s 0 " M -" ~ g g .id~g 0 " b ~ ~ 0 cc ~

0 '0 -" ~J Oi "i~ Oi>'g

~ .s:;, ;: -;; ..... Oi 3; 8 ~ cc 0 § "" " Q a~ § - ..: " "

._ 0 b g ~] " 0 cc ~ <i3 j 11 " :; t) " >,

Oi " Oi "Ii .s:;, " ~~ " ~ e V "N 8 '"

~ 8 " -a 1 6,<> g 5 g~ 5 -0 0 ::I '" .~ 8] C/) l- I- Z iil ..:~ p:;8C/) u

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

Larka PM 5 PHS H(IO,)

HPW IK ACS(IOr) C'V(IO+) B5(10+) 7~

(04233200) }690 1,042 231

('(IOi) M(,W(IO+)

5~-IIP 1'0(10+) (,M(lO+)

NC5(IOr) ,)P(IOf) R~(I0T) PHC(5-10) PII(IO,) CP(IO+)

OC5(1O+) ,)1(10+) NW( 10+)

75 Palenbasa

1880 l05 48 PM(5-lO) H(IO+) III'W [K PH 1'0«

CM(lOf) ACS(IO+) (,V(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04231JOO) • C(IO+) MCWllO+) SS-HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) R<;(I0+)

PHC(5- 10) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

76 Kluulfguma

2150 128 31 P M« 5) C(5- H(lOt) HPW1K I'll 1'0«

CM(lOf) AC5(5-10) CV(IOt) BS(lOI-)

(04233400) 10) MCW(IOi) ~S-IiP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(<-5) SP(IO+) R5(IOT)

I'HC(5-10) OCS(IO+) S r(1o+) NW(iO")

77 AnakapUl

5390 1,170 270 P M« 5) C(5- H(lO+) HPWTK PH 1'0«

CM(IO+) AC!>(5-1O) CV(IO,) B~(IOt)

(04233500) 10) MCW(IO+) 5~-HI' 5) CP(IO+)

NC5(5-1O) :,1'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OC5(10+) !,T(101) NW(IOI-)

78 Gumabahal

1210 200 44 P M« 5) C(5- H(lOt) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(IO+) AC5(5-1O) eV(lor) 1:15(10')

(04233600) 10) MCW(JOr) 55 Ill' 5) CP(IO,)

NC5(5-10) SP(IO+) R5(10+)

PHC« 5) OC5(1O+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

79 KhOila

1870 343 84 I' M« 5)C(5- H(lOr) HPWTK

1'0(10+) CM(IO+) AC5(IO+) (,V(to+) BS(IO+)

(04231700) 10) MCW(IO+) 55-Ill' PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IOt) SP(IO+) RS(IO»

PHC« 5) OC5(10I-) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

80 Knmpllf

4280 1,233 281 I' M C(5-10) H(IO+) HPWTK I'll 1'0«

CM(IO+) AC5« 5) CV(IO,) B5(10+)

(04233800) MCW(IO+) 55-Ill' 5) NCS« 5) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) CP(IO+)

OCS(lO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+)

K:uangamal P(2) M(2) S PHC PHS

HPWTh PH 1'0(5- CM CP(5- ACS NCS(5- CV(~ B5 81 3810 892 201 H(Hl+) 10) 10) R5(1O+) (04233900) PUC C(5-10) SS-HP 10) 10) OCS(IO+) &P(lOt) MCW(IO+)

5T(10+) NW(IO+)

Pllapanl P« H(IO+) HPWTKR - ACS(IO,) CV(IOt) I:I~(IO+) 82 940 38 12 5) M(5-IO) 55-III) 1'0(10,) CM« 5) (04234000)

C(JO+) MCW(IO+)

PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(lO r )

PHC« 5) OCS(IOI-) 5 r(IO,) NW(IO+)

83 Dah.napah

2340 1,074 288 P M« 5) ('(5- H(lO') HP WTK R PO(~5) CM(5-1O)

ACS(5-IO) CV(IO+) B5« 5) (04234100) 10) MCW(IO,j 5S-HP PHI I 0+) ('1'(5-10)

NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) 0('5(10+) 5T(IO+) NW(IO+)

168

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Land Use (As on 1999)

s

14

PRMR FP

PR MR

FP

PRMR

rr

PRMR

FP

PR MR

FP

PRMR

FP

PR MR

FP

PR MR FPNW

MR FP

15

K},anar (!4)

Khanar (22)

Khanar (21)

Khanar (28)

Khanar (19)

Khanar (162)

I<-.hanar (22)

Khanar (29)

Kha"ar (13)

MR FP Khanar (II)

16 17 18

EDEO NM

ED NM

ED

ED NM

ED EAG

LD

Land llse (I e area under different types of land use I

hectare)

19 20

352

207

150

404

234

12 I

GC(l47)

11 2 W(12 I) TK(162) R(8 l)l(51 I)

7 5 W(l 2)1(12)

W(61)

lK(4 I) l(IO I)

169

21

2712

559

729

2693

664

111 3

1147

2780

63 I

2054

22 23 2

62 ] 04 Larka

707 410 ralcnbasa

1073 197 Khurdguma

796 1497 Anokapur

214 9 4 Gumabahal

369 67 Khorla

667 466 Kampur

140 249 Kalangnmal

105 96 Prtapam

93 8 7 Dahanapall

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

'" " ~ -0 0 :l u " '"

..:: '" c:: 0 2- 0

'" u '" " u ;:; 0 ~ ....l

~ <:>

o'IJ ~

" " § 01) .s '" ~ ii ~ "0 .0 :;

E '" "" " .... ~ 0

" 0 <>. ., OJ

~ S S Ii 0 0

V> !- !-

1 2 3 4

84 Kckatsar

1660 264 (04234200)

85 DhaIDJlnal

2440 1,233 ,{O4234300)

86 Babebll

1730 1,992 (042344()0)

87 Kha.rvad.

278 ° 1,000 (04234500)

88 Bartallstl

4210 882 (04234600)

89 Kllhnllmal

2020 766 (04234900)

Olock Total 33828,0 72056

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amemtles available (If not available WlthlO the village, a dash (-liS shown HI the column dn~ next to It 111 brackets the dl;tance 10 broad ranges VIZ'" 5 kms , 5- iO km'. and 10+ "ms of II p

'Vi neal est place where the taclilty IS available IS Jl.lven a " " u ;:; 0 c:!-{l C ..c

~ 0 ..c .... ... 0 § ii ta ...

..0 <J

E <J

~ " " IE Z 5 6 7

64 P M(5-10) C(5 1i(lO r) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5·10)

280 P M S C(s- H(IO+}

1O} MCW(10+}

PHC« 5)

498 P(2) M(2) S H(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+)

PHC« 5)

231 I' M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC« S)

203 I' M C(IO+) H(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

194 P M«5) 11(10+) C(IO+) MCW(IOt)

PHC(IO+)

DA DH(2)

P(IOO) M(34) ewc 17236 S(16) PUC(2) PHC(3)

e PHS(13) FWC RMP(6)

170

" c: 0 ..c

"" " 11 -0

~ t ..c OJ "" ~ " CI) " c: 11 .Q c: 1i 8 ~ 8 9

HI' W R 55- PO(~ 5)

III' PH(IO+)

I~P W TK R PO(~ 5)

5S-UP PHI 10+)

HP W I K R PH potS· S5-flP

HPWS'i-HP

HPWTK S5-HP

HPWTK 5S-HP

W(8S) TK(12) HP(74) TW R(Il) S(6)

10)

PII 1'0(<-5)

PH 1'0« 5)

PO«5) PH(IO+)

PO(II)

1'"(61)

-0 §

" 1! ,. E a "

:;

i u

~J ~ <J , '"

"0 '" " iii g g ""iii: OJ

g ... -a E ~ " e '" " <J

E "'" ~j_ 8] 10 II

CM(S-IO) AC5(5-IO)

CP(5.1O} NC5(101-) OC5(101-)

CM(5·IO) AC5(S-IO)

CP(5-10) NCS(lOf) OC5(10+)

CM«5) ACS« 5)

CP(lO+) NC5(1O+) OC5(1O+)

CIvI(S-IO) ACS(5·10)

CP(5-IO) NC5(10+) OC5(1O+)

CM«S) AC5« 5)

CP(5-10) NC5(5-10) OCS(IOr)

CIvI«5) ACS«5)

CP(lO+) NC5(10+) OC5(IOf)

CM(4) ACS

iJ:S :: 0

~ t ~ 8. ~~s ""3] ~ u 0 J: ~~B ... --i3 c>~ o'"~ ~ e § ~ g -€I ~ab'l

12

(,V(IO+) ~P(IOr)

ST(lOf)

(,V(IO+)

~P(IOt)

ST(10+)

('V(IO+)

SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

C'V(IO+) 51'(10+) H(IOr)

CV(5-1O) 5P(10+) ST(IO+)

CV(IO+)

SP(lO+) ST(IOf)

SP

OJ' <J

~ ~ " '"' ~ ~ iQ -~~ '" 0 ti ~ c

'" ~ '" ti

'"' e " E ~ 8"§

13

85« 5) RS(lO r) NW(IO+)

B5« 5) RS(10+) NW(IO+)

BS(5-10) RS(IO I )

NW(JO+)

8S(<.. 5) RS(IO+) NW(lOr)

8S« 5) RS(IO+) NW(S-IO)

85« 5) RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

OS(14) NW

'illl AGE DIRECTORY ~-------------------------------------------------------

"illage Di rectory !,am!_ lm- (As on 1999)

-~ g " u

~ " OJ) -a ~

~ o<!

8 ~ .c 8 u

'" 'ii ~ ia "- :£ -< 14 15

MR fr Kham, (II)

MRFP

~~R FP

MR rr

PRMR

FP

MR rp

PR(46) MR(81) FP(76)

NW

Khana, (14)

Khan" (32)

Khalla, (35)

Khana, (35)

Khan.r (30)

;., C.

~

" ~ 0

t:l.

16

ED

EDEO

ED

ED

EA

ED(29)

EAG(9) EO(3) EA(IO)

~ bIl

'" ~ ~ p.

~ :£ 17

N(23) M(lI)

Q -a 0 E S 8 §-o 1: ~

8.fi ~~ ~ ~

18

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hectare)

1;; ~ ~ 19

u-~ Sl ;.,

e "0

" " OIl

.§ 20

15 a W(4 I) T(4 I)

l1W(41)T(41)

GqQ 4)

515 W(49) TK(4 I) 1(181)

We2 0) T(2 0)

TK(162) 11 7 0(325)

T(487)

W(162)

69 TK(8 I) O( 40) r(28 3)

G('(169) PC(8.09)

W(J84.2) WE(4J.34)

TW(20.24) 3520.3 TWE(32.38)

TK(555.67) R(36.41)

WF(I2.12) 0(36.~2)

T(1297.97)

171

"0

" '" OIl

E ;3 21

1132

2178

5162

2522

251 I

1196

17324.0

r:: 0

~ OIl > r:: '" -a ] :::

U ~

S";) <2 ~" " ~

> :0 " 0

'" bIl !;;,

~ -"l ~ -0 > ~ " !ii '" :0 0 """' ~ ~ 0

a"5 r::

" '" ~ "3 iil ~ U "" 22 23 2

70 26 2 Kekatsar

80 105 Dhanllmal

286 1589 B.beb"

62 176 Khall"Vad,

31 7 559 Bart.n,,1

79 189 Kulll1gmal

5381.~ 5868.0

E § r:: .. t:: " '/)

1

84

85

86

87

88

89

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF

SINAPALI C.D. BLOCK- 0004

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF SINAPALI C.D. BLOCK - 0004

'>erml numher Name of village 200 I Census location code 1991 Census location code number number

2 3 4 NAME OF (.D. BLOCK - SINAPALl

POLICE STATION - BODEN - 0005

Haragaon 04234800 100040017001700076

2 BOlopal1 04235000 100040017001700079

Salekela 04234700 100040017001700075

POLlCE STATION - SINAPAU - 0006

Akhadabhata 04244400 100060017001700090

2 Armala 04235300 100060017001700003

3 Badhunpanl 04247200 100060017001700118

4 Badlbahal 04244900 100060017001700095

Balgapada 04236000 100060017001700010

6 Barpadar 04242000 100060017001700066

7 Bharuamunda 04242100 100060017001700067

8 Bhatapalll 04237600 100060017001700026

9 Bhulrabhata 04238000 100060017001700030

10 BIJoIlpur 04236900 100060017001700019

11 Brahmanrguda 04245700 100060017001700103

12 Brahmanpada 04246100 100060017001700107

13 Ch,llna 04240000 100060017001700050

14 Ch,tncharabhata 04241900 100060017001700065

15 Chandel 04243500 100060017001700081

16 Ch,lrpah 04241600 100060017001700062

17 Chlltraguda 04239300 100060017001700043

18 Cholunra 04241300 100060017001700059

19 Chltarama 04237300 100060017001700023

20 Dangargaon 04242800 100060017001700074

21 Dangargaon 04244200 100060017001700088

22 Darllpada 04238500 100060017001700035

23 Darhpada 04244500 100060017001700091

24 Dauda 04237900 100060017001700029

25 Dengamancha 04243400 100060017001700080

26 Dhlng,amunda (Dhungtamunda) 04244600 100060017001700092

27 Dhunglamunda 04235700 100060017001700007

28 Dhllng ramllnda 04241700 100060017001700063

29 Dumerbahal 04237000 100060017001700020

30 Dungnguda 04243300 100060017001700079

11 Dungnkhol 04243600 100060017001700082

32 I ulchl 04238100 100060017001700031

33 Gadaramal 04239000 100060017001700040

34 Gallapanr 04246800 100060017001700114

35 Gambhanguda 04240200 100040017001700078

36 Gandabahall 04240400 100040017001700081

37 Ghotuguda 04239900 100060017001700049

38 Ghuchaguda 04238800 100060017001700038

39 Gldhamal 04241100 100060017001700057

40 Godal 04242700 100060017001700073

41 GOJladllngrr 04244700 100060017001700093

177

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF SINAPALI C.D. BLOCK .I}OM

Senal number Name of village 2001 Cen,us IOCdllon code 1991 Census locatIOn code nllmbe. number

2 3 4

42 vorla 04236600 100060017001700016

43 Govmdapur 04242200 100060017001700068

44 GovlIldplI! ')4235400 100060017001700004

45 Haldlkhol 04246500 100060017001700111

46 Haldllnllnda 04243800 100060017001700084

47 IIdtlbdndha 04241000 100060017001700056

48 Hlrapllr 04235500 100060017001700005

49 Jdmabahall 04237200 100060017001700022

50 Jampanl 04244000 100060017001700086

51 Jarelpadar 04247000 100060017001700116

52 Jhankargllda 04241400 100060017001700060

53 Jharbdndha 04245000 100060017001700096

54 Jhllienbar 04245500 100060017001700101

55 Jogabhata 04235200 100060017001700002

56 Jog.bahala 04240600 100060017001700052

57 Jugenpadar 04239500 100060017001700045

58 KadahJhana 04245200 100060017001700098

59 Kamtapadar 04238700 100060017001700037

60 Kandamllnda 04245400 100060017001700100

61 Kandolkona 04243900 100060017001700085

62 Kanetghatmal 04235100 100060017001700001

63 Kapsi 04239700 100060017001700047

64 Karadungan 04237100 100060017001700021

65 Karanbahalt 04243200 100060017001700078

66 Karlakhamar 04236400 100060017001700014

67 Knrlapanl 04242300 100060017001700069

68 Kaselpalll 04246400 100060017001700110

69 Kathlbadl 04238200 100060017001700032

70 Kendumunda 04243700 100060017001700083

71 Khalna 04239100 100060017001700041

72 Khapunmal 04236500 100060017001700015

73 Khar~el 04238600 100060017001700036

74 Khlrbhadl 04238400 100060017001700034

15 Kodobeda 04242900 100060017001700075

76 Kokpadar 04247100 100060017001700117

77 Kopla 04240700 100060017001700053

78 Kotamal 04242500 100060017001700071

79 KulJadungn 04243100 100060017001700077

80 KulJanbahal (KolJan Bahal) 04246000 100060017001700106

81 KusumJore 04246300 100060017001700109

82 Kusumlhunta 04236800 100060017001700018

83 Llad 04241500 100060017001700061

84 L1IIguda 04241800 100060017001700064

85 Loharapall 04245900 100060017001700105

86 Mahagaon 04242400 100060017001700070 87 Maheswar 04235600 100060017001700006 88 Makhapadar 04240900 100060017001700055

178

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF SINAPALI C.D. BLOCK - 0004 Senal number Name of VIllage 2001 Census locatIon code 1991 Census locatIOn code number

number 2 3 4

89 Malapada 04245600 100060017001700102

90 Malpada 04236700 100060017001700017

91 Malpada 04241200 100060017001700058

92 Mandlarucha 04235800 100060017001700008

93 Mankarguda 04245100 100060017001700097

94 Mundapala 04240500 100040011001100082

95 Nagajhar 04245300 100060011001100099

96 Nandagaon 04240100 100060017001700051

97 NBngalbod 04231700 100060017001700027

98 NIIJI 04238900 100060017001700039

99 Nuaguda 04246200 100060011001700108

100 Nuamalpada 04244300 100060017001700089

101 Nuapara 04246900 100060017001700115

102 Palsapara 04239200 1000600\7001700042

103 Pahalpara 04246700 1000600\700\700\13

104 Pendraban 04243000 100060017001700076

105 Rampur 04240300 100040017001700080

106 Rallldungun 04236100 100060017001700011

107 Ralllmunda 04235900 100060017001700009

lOS Rebadl 04236300 100060017001700013

109 Sagunbhadl 04239400 100060017001700044

110 Sandhlbahah 04246600 100060017001700112

111 Sardhapur 04238300 100060017001100033

112 Sardhapur 04239800 100060011001100048

113 SJallatJ 04244100 100060011001100087

114 Smapah 04239600 100060017001700046

115 Smdursll 04237400 100060017001700024

116 SmruhBr 04242600 100060017001700072

117 Sltalkhaha 04240800 100060017001700054

118 SonBbBrsa 04245800 100060011001700104

119 Talakot 04237500 100060011001700025

120 Tankamal 04237800 100060017001700028

121 Tllelmal 04244800 100060017001700094

122 Tlmanpur 04236200 100060017001700012

179

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1 2 3 4 CD Block: Smaeah (0004)

Salekel. 4210 926

(04234700)

BaragaoJl 3,498 2

(04234800) 1,0210

Bolopah 1300 395

(04235000)

4 Kalletghatmal

6350 1,032 (04235100)

Jogabhata 3800 618

(04235200)

6 Armal.

2680 417 (04235300)

7 Govmdpur

3610 1,091 (04235400)

S Btlapur

2790 992 (04235500)

9 Mahe.war

2760 667 (04235600)

Dbuns'amunda 10 131 0 157

(04235700)

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amelllties available (I f not available wlthm the village, a da,h (-) IS shown In the column dJ

next to It III brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ <: 5 kms , 5-10 kill> and 10+ kms 01 t~

~ nearest place where the taclh!y I, available Isglven

li -0 ~j fa 0 ;: " " ;::::; " ~ i :g i <)

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247 I" M« 5) q< H(IO+) HI" W TK R PH PO«

CM« 5) ACS« 5) CV«5) BS(<.5)

5) MCW(IO*) SS-HP 5) (1"« 5)

NCS« 5) 51'(10+) RS(IO*) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) 5 r(IO~) NW«5)

1"(2) M(2) S H(IO+) HI" W TK R 1"11 1"0« CM(IO+)

AC5« 5) CV« 5) BSNW 856

C« 5) MCW(IO+) 55-HI" 5) NCS« 5) 51'(10+) RS(10+)

PII('(IO» CP« 5)

OC5(IOT) ~ r( lOt)

91 P M« 5) C(5- 11(10+) HI' W TJ<,. R I'll 1'0(<-

CM(5-IO) ACS(5-IO) CV(5-IO) 8S« ;)

10) MCW(IO+) 55-Ill' 5) CP(5·1O)

NC~(5-10) SI'(5-10) R5(lO+) PIK(IO-t) OC5(10+) Sr(IO+) NW«5)

237 P M (,(10+) H(lO+) TlWWR I'll

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO') B5(IO')

MCW(IO+) ~S-W PO(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(lOT) 5P( 10+) RS(IO+) PH((lO>J OC5(10+) S r(IO+) NW(JO+)

138 I" M C(lO» H(IO» HPWTKR PH

CM(IOr) AC~(I0T) CV(IO+) BS(IO-t)

MCW(IO+) ~5-HP PO(IO+) NCS(lO+) 51'(10)) R5(1O» PllqIO,)

('P(IO+) OCS{IOT) ST( 10+) NW(IOT)

110 I' M«5) H(lD+) HPWTKR PH

CM( 10+) AC~(IO+) CV(IO+) 85(10+)

C(IOt) MCW(IO.) SS-HP 1'0(10+) NC5(10+) ~I'(IO+) RS(IOt) PHC(IO+)

CP(IO+) OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

268 P M C(lO+) H(lO-t) HPWTK

1"0«5) CM(S-IO) AC5(S·IO) CV(IO+) B1.« 5)

MCW(IO+) S5-HJ' PH(IO+) CI'(IO+)

NCS(IOT) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OC5(1O+) Sl(IO+) NW(IO+)

255 P MC(IO+) H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO«

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) CV(IO+) BS« 5)

MCW(I(J+) 5S-HP 5) CI'(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) R5(10+) PHC« 5) OeS(lo+) 51(10+) NW(IO')

153 PM«5) H(lO+) HP W TK R PH PO(5-

CM(lO+) ACS(IOT) CV(lO+) B5(5-10)

C(lOT) MCW(IO+) S5·HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO» SP(IO+) RS(IO') PH('(5-10) OeS(lo+-) Sl{IO+) NW(IO')

P« 11(10+) HpW rK PH 1'0« AC5(10+) CV(ID+) B~(IO» 33 5)M«5) CM(ID+)

C(lO+) MCW{l(l+) S5-IIP 5)

CP(lO+) NCS(HI+) SP(IO+) RS(IO~)

PllC(IO+) OCS(lO+) S(IO+) NW{IOt)

180

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villaee Dkectorv Land Use_(As on 1999)

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~ Z ~ Z ~ ~ 14 15 16 17 18

MR I P NR Khanar (40) EDEAG

PR MR FP NR Khanar (45) EA

PR MR FP

NR Khanar (40) EA

MRFP Khanar (48)

MR~P Kho".r (28)

MR rp Khan.r (19)

PR MR FP Khanar (19) ED EO

PR M R FP Khanar (20) ED N

MR FP Khanar (20)

MRFP Khanar (30)

Land use (I e area under dllTerent types of land use I

~ cf 19

hectare)

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~ "t:I

~ bIl

E bI)

,§ ~ 20 21

W(IO I) 72 TK(16 2) 3194

T(261)

W(202)

100 TK(l6 2) R(405)

6694

0(8 I) T(85 0)

640(12 I) T(12 I)

1916

1892

130 GC(52 5) T(525)

I 5 0 (,(1827) T(1827)

1520("(151 5) T(1515)

172 0C(47 9) T(479)

106

181

860

2762

1566

1566

122 I

637

1623

1043

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2-~ <E ... ~

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22 23 2

143 537 Salekel.

140 2182 Baragaon

59 195 Botopah

515 1134 Kanetghattnal

186 155 )ogabhata

16 I 302 Annal.

139 4 I 0 GovLhdpur

101 379 Hllapur

101 38 7 Maheswar

61 103 Dhunglamunda

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I 2 3 4

II Mandtanlcha

2770 571 (04235800)

Ranlfllunda 1,1050 1,701 12

(04235900)

Bo.gapada 2590 717 13

(04236000)

14 Ranidungufl

1060 272 (04236100)

TUllanpur 15 3050 851

(04236200)

16 Rebad.

3220 380 (04236300)

17 Ka.lakhamar

3010 552 (04236400)

18 Khapunmal

2840 813 (04236500)

Gorl. 19 5710 1,270

(04236600)

20 Malpada

3070 1053 (04236700)

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Census oflndia 200t -Amenities and

Amenltles available (It not dvallable wlthlll the village, a dash t-) IS ShOWllln the column dn 1 next to It In brackets the distance III broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10kms dlld 10+ km. ofth

] neare,t Place where the tacllitv IS av,ulable I; gIVen '"0

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129 P M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) HP W TI-- R PH PO(5-

CM(5 10) ACS,(IOt) CV(IO+) BS(5-1O)

10) MCW(IO+) <,S HI' 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SI'(lOt-) RS(lO' )

PHC(5 10) OC5(10+) 5 f(IO+) NW(lO t )

P(2) M(2) H(lO+) HPWTK AC'>(5 10) CV(IO!-) BS.

395 PO PH CM(5-10) R<;(IO') C(1O+) MlW(IOI) SS III' NCS.(IO') SI'(IO+)

PH((< 5) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) MVllO, )

158 P M C(IO+) H(IO+) HPW1K

PO(5-10) CM« 5) AC~« 5) CV{lO+) D'i« 5)

MlW(IO+) S~ HP NC~(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IOI) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

70 PM(,5) H(IO+) HP W SS· PH PO(5-CM«5)

AC~(' 5) CV(lO+) DS(<. S) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) HP 10)

CP(IO+) NC5(10+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

PM S PHC PHS

HPWTK AC!>(,S) CV(W+) BS

190 H(IO+) PO PH CM« 5) RS(lO') C(1O+)

MCW(IO+) SS HP

CP{IO+) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+)

NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) S1"(IO+)

89 P M«S) 11(10+) HPW1K PH PO«

CM«5) ACS« 5) CV(IO+) 8S« 5)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-IIP 5) CP(IO+)

NC5(10+) SP(IOr) RS(IOr) PHC« 5) OCs.(lO+) 51 (10+) NW(IO+)

140 PM«5) 11(10+) HI' W rK R PH 1'0«

CM«5) ACS« 5) CV(IO+) 8S«5)

C(IO+) MCW(IO') 5S HI' 5) NCS(lO t ) SP(IO') RS(IO+) PHC« 5)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) Sl(IO+) NW(IO+)

180 P M C(5-10) H(lO+) HPWTK PH 1'0«

CM(S·IO) ACS(S·IO) CV(JO+) BS(S.IO)

MCW(IO+) SS·HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OCS(lO+) 51(10+) NW(IO+)

P M S PHS H(IO+)

HI' W TK R PO PH ACS« S) CV(IO+) B~(S.IO) 313 MCW(IO+) CM«5)

C(lO+) PIle('S)

!>S-IIP CP{IO+)

NCS(IO+) 5P(IO+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

249 P M C(lO+) 11(10+) HPWTK PH PO(5-

CM(S·IO) ACS(5-10) CV(IO+) 8S(5-10)

M(,W(IO+) 5S·IIP 10) ('1'(10+)

NCS(lOt) SP(IOI-) R~(IOI-)

PHC(5 10) OCS(IOI-) Sl(IO+) NW(IO+)

182

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

VillalZe Directory Land Use (As on 1999)

Land use (I e area under different types ofland use I

hectare)

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MRFP Khanar(31) ED 150 0C(61 9) T(619)

1307 173 52 I Mand,arucha II

W(81) PR MR FP Khanar (22) ED 83 8 TK(4 I) 8234 4S I 141 I Rammunda 12

T(122)

W(32) MRFP Khanar(35) ED 18 TK(4 I) 224 I 118 144 BalgapadR 13

T(? 3)

MRFP Khanar (37) W(2 0)T(2 0) 9S 2 18 66 Ramdungun 14

PR MR FP Khanar (16) EDEO N 168 W(2 0) T(2 0) 2499 129 23 3 l,mal1pur 15

MRFP Khanar(43) ED 28 0 W(2 0) T(2 0) 2366 IS S 364 Rebad, 16

W(SI)

MRFP Khanar (42) 122 TK(4 I) 2392 115 260 Karlakhamar 17

T(122)

0C(64)

MRFP Khanar (45) 184 W(4 I) 2244 117 188 Khapullmal 18

T(IOS)

W(4 \)

MRFP Khanar (45) N 49 I TK(4 I) 4328 239 567 Oorla 19

T(S I)

0C(115)

MRFP Khanar (46) W(49) 2578 58 269 Malpada 20

T(163)

183

I

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

30

2

Kusumkhunta (04236800)

B1Jaipur (04236900)

DUI'1,1I)"hal (04237000)

Karadungao (04237100)

lamdbahah (04237200)

rhuarallla (0-1237300)

Smdllwl (04237400)

1 alakot (04237500)

Bhdtapalll (01237600)

Nangalbod (04237700)

3 4

1820 469

1290 299

586 (I 223

680 97

1730 171

2040 201

1560 266

2400 908

4050 646

2840 651

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAOA·

Census of India 2001 -Amemtiea lind

AmenltJes available (Ifno! available wllhm the village, d da,h (-) 11> shown In the column <In j

next 10 It In brdckets the dlMaoce In broad range, VIZ" 5 kms 5-10 km; and 10'" Kms ot II neare,t Dlace where the faclhtv IS available IS Riven

o o ~

5 6 7

116 P M«5) C(IOt)

H(IOt)

MCW(IO+)

PHCC' 10)

72 I' M« 5) CCIO+)

53 PM(5-10) C(IOt)

H( ID-t) MCW(IOt-)

PHL(IOt)

11(IOt)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO')

P« H(I()+) 24 5) M« 5) MCW(IO+)

C(IO+) PHC(IO+)

P« H(IOf) 525)M«5) MCW(IO+)

C(lO+) PHC{IO+)

51 PI\I(5-1O) C(lO+)

54 P M(S-IO) C(IO+)

182 P M« 5) C(IO+)

132 I' M S C(lO+)

140 P M C(\O+)

1l(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IOi)

PHC(IO+)

H(IOt)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

I'HC(IO+)

DA H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

184

8

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HI' W ~~ HI'

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9

PH 1'0« 5)

1'0« 5) (,H(IO+)

HP WTK R PH

55 lll' POl 10+)

IIPWTK

SS liP PH PO(IO+)

HI' W 11\. I'U

55-HP POllOi)

UPW fK

S~ HI'

/lP W TK

55-HI'

HPWT" S~-HP

PIl 1'0(10+)

PH 1'0(10+)

PH

1'0(10+)

HPWTKS PH 1'0« SS-HP 5)

Hl'WTK !>S HI'

POPH

10

CM("-5) CP(lOi)

CM(lO+) ep(lo+)

II

ACS« 5) NeS(IO+)

OC~(IOt)

ACS(,5)

NC5(10+)

Or5(10+)

AC5(10+) NC5(1()+)

OCS(I()+)

AC5(IOt)

NCS(IO')

OCS(IO+)

CM(IO+) Ae5(IOt)

CP(IO+) NCS(IOf) DeS{IO+)

CM(IOT )

ep(lo+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(lO+)

CP(IO+)

CM(IOT)

CP(IO+)

AC5(IO+)

NeS(IO+)

OC5(10+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(\O+)

ACS(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

DC~(IO+)

AeS(IO+)

NCS(lOf)

OCS(IO+)

AC~(IO+)

NCS(IO+)

OCS(IO+)

12

ev( 10+)

SP\IO+) 5T(10+)

CV(IO+)

5P(l0+ )

51(10+)

CV(IO+)

SI'(IO+) ST(lOt)

CV(IO') 5P(lOt)

5f(10+)

rV(lo+) SP(IO;)

S r{IOI)

ev(IO+)

SP(JOT)

5 f( lOi)

ev(IO+)

51'(10+)

Sf(\O»

CV(IO+-) SI'(IO+)

S f(1O+)

13

n~(5-1O)

RS(I(H)

NW(IO+)

B~(IO+)

R5(10;)

NW(IO+)

B~(I0t )

RS(IO+)

NW(lu+)

B5(10')

RS(IO I )

NW(IO+)

B5(1O+)

R&(IOIJ

NW(IOT)

B!>(IOIJ

R&(IOI) NW(IOt)

RS(fU+)

R5(JOI)

NW(IO+)

05(10+) RS\IO+)

NW(IO+)

CV(5-JO) 65(10+)

~P(5-IO) RS(IO')

5f(5-10) NW(IO+)

CV(IOI) SI'(IO+)

H(IO+)

B5(1O') RS(IO+)

NW(IOt)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villa2e Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

.

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~ l ~ ~ -a == <>

old t ~1l ;:

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1 Ed n I> <II 1;; "

~ iJ iJ ~ ~ ~ ,f ~

14 15 16 17 18

MR FP Khanar (46)

MR FP Khanar (46)

MR FP Khanar (24)

PR MR FP Khanar (50)

MRFP Kharlar (45)

MR FP NR Khanar (51)

MR FP NR Khanar (80)

MRFP Khanar(82)

PR MR FP Khanar (67)

PR MR FP Khanar (75)

Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use I hectare)

OJ' g

" Sl

€ "0 £ 1;; gj, ~

rf .§ 19 20

W(20) 16 TK(4 I)

T(6 I)

8 4 W(2 0) T(2 0)

3085 TK(l 9) T(19)

52 WF(4 0) T(40)

738

90 8 R(2 I) T(2 I)

511 TK(25) T(25)

W(40) 754 TK(6 I)

T(IO I)

1144 TK(21) T(2 I)

W(21) 506 TK(8 4)

T(IO 4)

185

1 bO

§ :5 21

162 I

977

1095

26 I

475

373

1007

c 0

~ ." > '" c ] "3

'-' ... g~ <2 -=-~ .!! " > ~ ~

.c j ~ iJ"O > S' ..!! Ii '" ~ I;j 0 '-C

0

ail " ~ ~ 8 m. 22 23 2

75 47 Kusumkhunta

87 II 9 BtJ.lpur

773 88 4 Dumerbahal

206 377 Karadungan

315 41 4 lamabahah

418 21 7 Chuarama

653 SmdurSiI

889 652 Talakot

1566 31 3 Bhatapant

1256 97 I Nangalbod

.8 § C

"iil !i

VJ

1

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

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" " " .. ..s 0

~ ~ il '-

" 0 ~ § "' 0-.... ~ 8. " 0

" "iii

1 <i! ]I

U 15 0 til f- ~,

I 2 3 4

T.nkam.1 31

(04237800) ]200 21.9

D.ud8 32

(04237900) 2190 213

Bhlllta~haia 3420 341 33

(042nuaO)

~lllclll 2aS 0 194 34

(04238100)

3) I\.alhlba,h

291 0 235 (0423S200)

36 ~.rdh.pur

2080 17l (04238300)

)7 Klurbhad,

4740 687 (04238400)

1& Oarhpada

6120 536 (04238500)

39 I-..h.".1

5330 1084 (04238600)

40 Ka,ut.padal

271 0 762 (04238700)

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8 t:! -l9 -0

il g "'" '-0

t5 .0

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DISTRICT CENSUS HANUBOOI\ NUAPJ,ljf\

Censu!> of h,dl3. 200 ( A",enlll"~ .md

Amemlles avalldble (If not dvallable wlthm the village a da,h ( ) I, ,h01.\,1 It! the C'IlU1J:;;; --, dnl'

neAt \0 It In brat keb the distance In broad range~ VIZ < 5 km" .) ,0 kln~ "'hl IO~ kin'> o! l't neare;_t Illdce where the taclitty IS ava,ldbie " !!JVen

'C 'ij

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" 8. " 11 0 t;;,~ 6 -0 'l' '" §

(.)

-0 0::: .,

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6 7 8 t) IO II

67 r M(, 5) P(IOi) IWWII-.. I'll POt

(M(iO+) t\C'~( 10 ')

C(lOt) M[W\IO') ~S HI' 5) N( 5( 10+)

I'HC(IOT) U(lO f)

Ol~[IO')

P« 11(IOT) HPWTK PH AC~(lO; ) 55 5) M(<. 5) CM(lO')

C(lO+) "'(W(IO) 55 HI' 1'0\10+)

CP(IO f) NC~(IO*)

PHC(IO+) Ot S(IO+)

81 P M('(lO+) 11(10-1) IIPW fK

1'0(10+) CM(lO+) <\('5(10+)

MLW(lO,) S~ HP NC~(IO')

PHC(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(lOI) or S(IG+)

96 P M«5) H(IOt) IlI'W fK PH

lM\lIl.) ACS(IOT)

C(lO+) MCW(lOt) ~S III' PO(IO+) NCS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) lP(IO')

or~(I0t)

45 P M« 5) H(lOt) HPW1KR pO(51O) [,M(IOi)

AC~(IO-l )

C(IO,) MLW(IO+) ~S HI' PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NC')(llll)

PHC(IO') OCS(IO-t )

109 P M(<- 5) H(IO<) HI' W fl\. R PH 1'0[5

(M(IO,) ACSllO,)

((10+) M(W(IO,) SS flP 10) NL~(IO+)

~!lC( 10+) CI'(IOI)

O(S(IO+)

158 P Iv! C(lO f) H(IO+) HI' W TI-.. R 1'0(; 10) lM(5.IO)

"C\(5 10) MCW(IOt) S!> Ill' 1'«(10+) NC~lIO+)

PHC(IO+) CI'(IO+)

OC~(!O+)

124 PM«5) 11(10+) liP W R SC;· 1'0(; 5) C'M« 5)

ACS« 5' C(lO+) MCW(IO+) HP Pli(IO+) CI'(lO+)

NCS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(lO+)

:~--v S 4) ..::. z::: t) QJ

~ E ~ ~

-1 I

~ St ~ to L _ ~ ::, l';

~~§ ~~ ~ D r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ E; ~;;, tl ~ 2ro« ~t' ~ 5 § E "J

~ s ~ § ~ ':;:Uv; U ,.

I I

l2 Ij ---(V(II'+) d~(llh)

SI'(IO+) RS(If,t)

S ruo+) NW,h\ ,

--------- -

LV(lO,) llS(lu ) <;1'(10, ) R~(I(JI)

Sl(1,h) NW(IU<

(V(IO+) 6~(JlH)

~P(IOT) R~(H\')

5.T(IIH) N\\(I(")

C'V(IO+) B~(Ii)q

~r(lo,) Ri.OOI)

ST(lO+ ) NWIIl)')

(V(IOI) BS\ \ 10) ,PfIO,) R~{Ilh)

~ T( lOTI NlA(IO+ )

( V(IO,) B~(IO<)

SP(lO') R~(IO')

~TlI01) NW(IO,)

e\'(5 IO} IlStS 10)

SP(lO+) ~~(IO')

51(IOt) N\\(S to)

CV(IO+) ll~(~ I)

51'(10+) R~(I(I+ ) ST(IO+) NW(<-5)

279 1'(2) M H(lOt) HPWTK PH rO«

CM«5) AC1>« 5) CV(lOt} B~« 5)

C(lO+) M(W(lO,) S5 HI' 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP( 10+) R~(IO+)

I'll( (<.5) OC5(10+) ST(H)"') NW(lO,)

194 P M C(IO+) H(IO+) HI' W TK R 1'0(" 5) CM« 5)

A(S(,5) C"(lO+) B~( 5) MCW(IO I ) S1> HI' PHI 10+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO') ~P( 10+) RS(lOi) mC(IO+) OC~(IO+) SflIO+) NW(lO.)

186

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

14 15

PR MR fP Khana, (64)

PR MR FP Khon., (59)

PR MR FP Khana, (46)

PR MR FP Khana, (58)

MR fP Kh.na, (32)

MRFP Khalla, (51)

MRFP Khalla, (48)

MRFP Khanar (48)

MRFP Khallar (40)

MRFP IUI.n., (46)

16 17 18

ED

ED EO

ED

[0

Land use (I e area under different types orland use 11

hectare)

19 20

2099 TK(6 9) T(69)

1004 lK(6 5) T(65)

191 TK(130) T(130)

39 I TK(IO I) 1(10 I)

TK(6 I) 1297 R(4 I) T(lO 1)

4) I lK(14 2) T(142)

W(12) 70 I TK(29)

T(4 I)

57 TK(3 9) T(19)

472 W(4 I) T(4 I)

161 TK(12 I) f(12 I)

187

21

07

558

883

2129

121 J

3426

1597

22 23 2

434 59 5 Tankamal

414 6R I Oauda

457 244 3 Bhuhabhala

822 156 7 fulclu

682 26 6 J<,.allllbad,

417 19 I Sd,dhapu,

1502 170 Kh"bhad,

429 4182 Oarhpada

270 1122 KJ,arsel

512 29 9 Kamtap.dar

31

11

34

35

16

37

18

39

40

I I I

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

2

Ghuchdguda (0423&&00)

N.I). (04238900)

Gad.rmnsl (04239000)

Khaln. (04239100)

Palsapar. (04239200)

Chall·sud. (04239300)

Sagunbhad. (04239400)

JugenpatJar (04239500)

Smapah (04239600)

KapSl (04239700)

Sardhapur (04239800)

§

i ]

3 4

5240 2,114

6140 2,470

211 0 1,235

2990 551

1810 1,490

6070 1,715

2310 1,147

1490 1,420

2970 4,611

6500 1,494

2490 722

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA *

Census ofIndia 2001 -Amenitie~ and

Amenities available (If not available wltlllll the vJilage, a ddsh (-i IS shown In the column dn~ next to It III bracket> the dlstdnce In brodd ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 Kms and 10+ Km, ot !i

nedrest place where the lauhtv IS aVdllable "g"en

5 6

510 PMC(IO,)

7

H(IO+)

MeW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

567 1'(2) M(2) 5 H( 10+) C(5 10) MCW(IO+)

PIIC(510)

II( lOt) 303 P M (5-10) MCW(IO+)

PIIC(IO+)

131 P M(, 5) C(5- III 10+) 10) MCW(IO+)

pHe(S-IO)

351 P MC«5) H(IO+)

MCW(IOt)

PHC(IO+)

lIe 10') 410 P(2) MC«5) MeW(IO,l

PHC(5 10)

H(IOt) 265 I' M 5 C«5) MCW(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

332 P M« 5) C« H(IO+) 5) MCW(IOt)

PHC(IO+)

CWC HC plIS

9

HI' W fl. .. R PO

&SHP PH(IOi)

Ill' W lK RI'O PII ~S Ill'

HI' W TK R PO(~ 5)

~5-HP PH(IO+)

HP W TK R PH 1'0« 55-Ill' 5)

Ill' W TK R PH 1'0« SS HI' 5)

III' W TK R PO 1'11« ~~-HP 5)

HI' W fK R PH 1'0« ~S-HP 5)

Till' WTK PH 1'0« R 55-III' 5)

1,048 P(4) M(4) FWC H(IOt) T Hr' W TK PTO PH S(2) PUC C MCW( I 0+) R SS-IIP

380 I' M S C(lO+)

176PMC«5)

PHCE- 5)

H(IO+) MCW(IO,)

PHC(IO+)

11(10+)

MCW(IOt)

PHC(S-IO)

188

HP W fK R PII 1'0(, 55 Ill' 5)

HP W fK R PH 1'0« SS·lIp 5)

10

(M(IO+)

CP(IO')

CM CP(5-

10)

CM(,5)

CP(5-10)

11

ACS(IO+)

NC~(IO+)

OCS(IO,)

12

CV(IO,)

SP(lOi)

ST(IO+)

13

B5(1O.)

RS(lO+)

NW(IO+)

ACS NCS(5- (V(~-IO) BS 10) RS( 10+) OU(IO.) SP(IO+) NW(lO+)

~T(IO+)

AC5« 5) CV(5-10) B~ NW

NCS(5· 10) ~P( I 0+) RS( 10.)

OlS(IO+) sr(lO')

ACS(5·10) CV(S-IO) BS NW CM(5·to) NCS(5.tO) SP(IO+) R!>(lOt)

CP(5-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM(<-5)

CP« 5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

A(S« 5)

NCS('- 5)

OCS(IO+)

ACS(<- 5)

NCS« 5) oeS(lo+)

Al5« 5)

NCS« 5)

OC!>(IOi)

ACS« 5)

NC5« 5) OeS(lo+)

CM(2) ep AC!> NCS OeS(lo+)

CM«5) CP(,5)

CM«5)

CP« 5)

ACS« 5) NCS« 5) OeS(lo+)

AeS« 5) NCS("- 5) OCS(,5)

CY(,5)

SP(lO+)

ST(IO+)

CV« 5) SP(IO+)

~ 1(10+)

CY«5) SP(IO+)

ST(IOt)

CY«S) SP(IO+)

ST(lO+)

CY(2)

SP(IO+)

5T(10+)

CV«5)

SP(IO+)

ST(IO+)

CV(,5)

51'« 5) ST(lOi)

BS

RS(IO+) NW(, 5)

BS RS( JOt)

NW(Hl+)

NW 8S(,

5) RS(lO+)

as RS(IO+)

NW«5)

B5 RS( 10+)

NW«5)

BSNW

RS(IO+)

BS NW

RS(IOt)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villae;e Directory Laud Use (As on 1999)

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

hectare)

i c 0 g

2- i=' "" >

" ] " -g -a " " -5 ~ .. E! ~

S> I e 0;- s ... .g

-a 0

~ ~" " = ~ " " > ~ " s: i] J! .. j .i:' 1 ~ .8 g

8: e 1l 5: 1 ..!! Ii §

j iii §~ 1 t;l

l~ '0 '-

~ ~ .. c 0 c

! 'f;; '" ~ E .. " 01

~ ~ ~ .§ :5 ell ~ ~ c ~ ~ Jl

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

W(13) MRFPNR Kh.riar(41) ED 317 TK(6 2) 3143 304 1337 Ghuchaguda 41

R(7 0) T(14 4)

W(61) PR MR FP Khanar (35) ED EO NM 100 TK(6 1) 4664 26 I 988 NII)I 42

T(12 l)

W(l2 I)

~~ MR FP Khansr (40) EA N TK(81)

13 R(20 2) 1064 64 569 Gadar.mal 43

T(40 5)

~~ MR FP Khanar (38) W(40)

EA 30 R(12 I) 2292 49 453 Khalna 44 T(162)

W(12 I) PR MR FP Khariar (27) EA NM 17 R(24 3) 1172 20 236 Pals.para 45

T(364)

W(202)

PR MR FP Khanar (37) ED 83 TK(40 5)

0(12 I) 4284 112 867 Challaguda 46

T(72 9)

W(12 I)

~~ MR FP Khanar (35) EA N TK(8 I)

109 R(24 3) 1235 83 398 Sagunbhadl 47

O( 40) T(48 6)

PR MR FP Khariar (34) EA NM W(4 0) 0(8 I) T(12 I)

885 66 420 Jugenpadar 48

W(8 I)

PR MR FP Khariar (35) EA NM WE(121) TK(40)

1919 04 724 Smapah 49

0(8 1) T(32 3)

W(202)

PR MR FP Kh . (34) NR anar EA NM 475 R(12 I)

0(12 I) 4362 246 972 KapSl 50

T(445)

PR MR FP Kh . (5) NR anar EA 28 I R(3 4) T(3 4) 1500 325 350 Sardhapur 51

189

52

53

54

55

56

57

2

Gho(ugud. (04239900)

Chalna (04240000)

Nand.gaon (04240100)

Gambhanguda

(04240200)

R.mpur (04240300)

Gandabah.it (04240400)

S8 • Mundapala (04240500)

S9

60

61

62

Jogtbahal. (04240600)

Kopt. (04240700)

Stt.lkh.lt. (04240800)

Makhapadar (04240900)

3 4

2940 1,152

4240 1,385

2740 450

3260 1,378

670 49

4SI0 2,008

3480 641

9S 0 728

413 0 994

4100 603

2140 425

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amemtte; available (It not avali1ble within the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an next to II III blackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 km;, 5-10 kms and 10+ km, 01 th

nearest place where the facIlity IS available IS given

5 6 7

310 PM«S)C(S- 11(10') 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-10)

PHS H(IO+) 342 I' M C(S-IO) MeW(lOi)

PIIC(S-IO)

III P M« 5) C(5- H(lOr) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-10)

331 I' M S C(5-10)

H(IOt)

MCW(IO+)

PHC(5-IO)

-~ P« H(IO+) 10 5)M('5)C(5- MCW(IO+)

10) PHC(5-1O)

DB I'BSRMP

8 9

I,IP W TK R PO(~ 5)

55-HP PII(5-1O)

HP R e SS- PO PH Ill'

liP W TK R PH 1'0« 55-Ill' 5)

HPW1K

55-liP

HPWTK

5S-HP

PH 1'0« 5)

PO«5) PH(5-10)

446 P M 5 C(5-10)

H(lO+) T HI' R 55-PO PH

MCW(IOf) HI'

PHC(S-IO)

151 PM«S)C(5- H(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+)

PHC« S)

177 P M e(lo+)

239 I' M« 5) e(lo+)

139 P M(<- 5) C(lO+)

96 PM«5) C(lOt)

H(IO+)

MeW(IO» PHC(5-1O)

H(lOt)

MCW(IO+)

PIIC« S)

III 10+) MCW(IO+)

I'HC« 5)

PHS H(IO+)

MCW(IO+)

I'HC« 5)

190

HPWTKRPO(~5) ~S-IIP PH(IO+)

HP W TK R PH PO« 5S-HP 5)

HP WTK R PH PO« 55-III' 5)

HI' WTK R PH PO« SS-HP 5)

HPWTK RpOPH

55-HP

10 Ii 12 13

CM(5-IO) ACS(5-lll) CP(5-10) NCS(5-10)

OCS(IOr)

eY(5-1O) :~(IO+) SpeS 10) NW(IO+) ST(IO+)

eM(5-10) CP(5-IO)

ACS« 5) eY(5-10) BS NCS(5-to) SP(5-IO) R~(I0t\ OeS(IOt) ~-I(IO+) "iW(IO+)

ACS(5-IO) eY(5-10) BS« 5\ CM(S-IO) NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO) RS(1U1) ep(5-10) OeS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

CM(5-10)

CP(5-10)

NCS ACS(5- CV(~-IO)

~~~(IO+) SP(5-10) ST( 10+)

8S(IO+1

RS(IO+l

NW(IOI-)

CM(S-IO) ACS(IO+) CY(5-10) BSI' 5) NCS(IOt)

ep(5-1O) OeS(lo+) SP(5-10) RS( 10+)

ST( 10+) NW( 10+)

NCS CM(S-IO) AC5(1O+) CP(5-10) OC5(1O+)

SP eY(lo+)

ST(IO+)

8SNW RS(lO+)

CM(S.IO) AeS(IO+) CY(S-IO) BS NW

CP(5-10) NCS(S-IO) SP(5-10) RS(,O+) OCS(IO+) ST(H,h)

CM«5) CP(IO+)

CM«5) CP(IO+)

AC5« 5) NC5« 5) OCS(IO+)

ACS« 5) NCS«5) OCS(IO+)

CY(IO+)

SP(IO+) 5T(IO+)

eY(lo+)

SP(IO+) ST(IO+)

eM(5-10) AC5(5-10) eY(lo+) CP(IO» NC5(5·IO) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(lOI-)

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) eY(lo+) CP(lOt ) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

B5NW RS(lO+)

BSNW RS(IO+)

BSNW R~(lOt)

BSNW RS(IO+)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Villal!e Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

14 15

PR MR FP NR Khanar (8)

PR MR FP Khallal (10)

MRFP Khallar (8)

PR MR FP Khallar (26)

NR

PR MR FP Khanar (27)

PR MR FP NR Khanar (27)

~~ MR FP Khan.r (29)

PR NR Khall.r (32)

~~ MR Fr Khan"r (32)

~~ MR FP Khanar (35)

~~ MR FP Khanar (32)

16 17 18

FA NM

EA NM

EA

EA

EA

EA NM

EA

EA

Land use (I e area under dlfTerent types of land use I

hectare)

19 20

210

292 GC(5 6) R(6 2) T(II 8)

310 R(8 I)T(8 I)

W(81)

148 WECO 8) TK(162)

T(25 I)

24 GC(105) T(IO 5)

34 I W(1 2) R(8 1) -T(93)

87 8 R(5 0) T(5 0)

88 R(ID I) T(IO 1)

350 RU9 I) T(19 I)

414 R(o 3) T(6 3)

10 I R(6 0) T(6 0)

191

21

2449

2997

2238

447

2950

1449

377

3000

2800

1356

22 23 2

247 3 6 Gholuguda

303 53 I Chalna

226 211 9 Nandagaon

128 295 Gambhanguda

26 70 Rampur

559 56 6 Gandabahah

572 535 Mundapala

152 233 Joglbahala

96 494 Kopl.

560 266 Slialkhaha

207 41 7 Makhapadar

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Cen!>u!> of India 200t Alllemtie. ,lIId

Amctlillc, avalldble (II not dvall.ble wllhtn the village, a d~sh (-) IS ~hown In the luiumn dt} next to Jt In brd(.kets the dl,tance In broad Idllges VIL < " kms 5-10 kms dnd 10.- kim 01 th

'" nearest place where the tdcllity IS aVdllable I> given j ~ ----

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c 5 ;::; § > i t! u

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0 ] Z ~ '" ~ ~ ~ ::l " od ~ ~ -" "0 u '? ~ eo; ... " Q " ;j "CJ '" " ~~g '" -< .. -s 0 ~ g ~ c:

~ ~ ., 0 il ~ fa " '0 '" -'" 0; 01;;:;15

c

~ .0 ;;: 8_ '- 01

'" 01 01 - '" bb u

S :! 0 Q g ]] c -< is ::l '0 8. 1: c bIJ " o '" ~ :. '" Q jj " ~ 5 § ::l Q

~ :;I " E ;;; "

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~ E ~ 01

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 I~-

f ,

Hal,ualldha 1'(3) M(2) S PIIC PIIS

HP W II< R PO PH CM ACS NCS CV(hh) BSNW 63 1082Q 3,738 884 RMP 11(10,)

(0~241000) PUC C(IO+) MCW(IO,)

~S-HI' (1'(10,) O(~(IO') SP(IO+) RS(lO t ) ~r(Io,)

64 Lrldhdlllal

2650 413 105 I' M ((10+) H(IO I ) III' IN H .. R 1'0« 5) <-1.1(,5)

A( ~(, 5) ( V(IJ+) I:l~\ ) )

(012411 00) MCW(IO') SS HI' PH(IO+) ( P(IOr) NCS« 5) ~P(IO' ) RS(1U 1 )

PHC« 5) OeS(IOI) ~ I (lOTI NW(, )

Malpad" 1'«

H(IO+) HI' W rl-.. R PH 1'0(" AC~(5-10) CV(IOT) 8~

65 1040 337 100 5) M« 5) (M(5-IO) RS(IUfj (042412GO)

C(IO+) M(W(IO+) '>5-111' 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) Sp(IOr)

NW(IO I) PHC'«5) OCS(IOI) ST(IO, )

66 ChaullIa

1740 974 246 P M C(lO+) H(IO+) HI> W TK R PO(~ ~) CM(S-IO)

ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) B~NW

(04241300) M(W(II)l) SS HP rH(S-to) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO,)

PHC(<5) CP(IOt)

OCS(IO I ) ST(lOI)

67 Jhankdrguda

35 I 0 589 157 P M« 5) IJ(IO+) HP W TK R PO(~ 5) (M(; 10)

ACS(S-IO) CV(IO') 8SNW (04241400) (,(10+) MCW(IO,) C ~6 III' PH(IO+) NCS(,-IO) 6P(IU+) RS, 10,)

PIIC(<- 5) ('1'(10+1

OeS(IOI) ST(lO r)

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liP W 11-.. R PH PO(, ACS(5 10) CV(IOt) 8SNW 68 L,ad (04241500) 8570 1,418 383 11(10+) (M(5 10)

C(lO r) MCW(IOt)

CS5-IIP 5) CP(IOr)

NC6(~-IO) 61'(10+) R~(IO+)

OC~(I(H) H(lD, )

69 Charll.l.

577 0 958 237 I' M« 5) 11(10+) HpW rKRPIIPO("

CM(,S) AC6(, S) (,V(IOI) B6« 5)

(04241600) (,(10') MeW(lO') 5S-HP 5) (P(lO t )

NCS« 5) SP(IO+) R~(IO+)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO,) ST(IOr) NW« l)

70 DllUllg,amunda

3480 602 143 I' M(" 5) C(S- H(J(H) IIPWTK

PO(,5) (,M« 5) ACS« S) CV(\O+) 5S "iW

(04241700) 10) MCW(IO') SS-Hr I'H(IO+) ('P(lO t )

NCS« 5) SP(IO+) RSl\OT) 1'11(< 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

71 LlIIguda

5280 1,369 354 P MC«5) H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM« 5) ACS(<- 5) CV(IO+) NW B5«

(04241800) MCW(IO+) SS-III' 5) CP(IOI)

NCS(' 5) SP(\O+) 5)RM\G+) PIlC« 5) OC~(IO+) ST(IO+)

72 Chan"hardbhata

312 0 654 168 P M« 5) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

(M(S-IO) AC5(5-10) CV(IOT) 86(,5)

(04241900) C(lO,) M(W(lOt) 55-Ill' 5) (P(IO+)

NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(IOi)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOi)

73 Barp.dar

2520 466 115 P M(' 5) C(5- H(IO+) IlI'WTK PH 1'0(,

lM(5 10) ACS(5 10) CV(IO+) B~« 5)

(04242000) 10) MeW(IO+) SS HI' 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(5-IO) SP(lO t ) RS(IO+) pHC(5-101 OC~(IO+) H(IO+) NW« 5)

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PR MR FP NR Khanar (30)

PR MR FP NR Kha",r (10)

PR MR FP Kh (30) NR anar

PR MR FP NR Khanar (32)

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~~ MR FP Khanar (25)

~~ MR FP Khans. (20)

PR MR FP Kh (25) NR anar

PR MR FP Khan.r (l0)

PR MR FP Khanar (42) NR

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7740 91 5 1282 Hallbandha 63

162 0C(6 6) T(66)

183 3 21 9 l75 O.dhatnal 64

149 645 13 7 105 Malpada 65

617 R(100) T(IO 0)

2123 41 8 477 Chaunra 66

346 R(5 0) T(5 0) 1501 446 1167 lhankarguda 67

OC( 1404) 243 I R(90) 2483 992· 1169 L.ad 68

T(1494)

1034 263 I 793 1309 Charpah 69

29 OC(IO 2) I R(2 0) T(l2 2)

2363 368 33 2 Dhung.amunda 70

590 R(5 0) T(5 0) 3305 863 469 L.ltguda 71

339 0C(7 2) T(72)

192 0 247 542 Chancharabhot. 72

21 I 135 I 687 26 8 Barpadar 73

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GovlJIJapur 75

(04242200) 3300 317

76 Karlapam

2970 269 (04242300)

77 Mahagaon

4610 1,201 (M242400)

78 Kotamal

377 0 875 (04242500)

~lJ1g)hdr 79

(04242600) 8620 2,601

Godal 80 3010 1,37&

(04242700)

81 Dangargaon

940 362 (04242800)

82 KoJooeda

2490 778 (04242900)

83 Pcndraban

1420 643 (04243000)

Kuhadungll 84 251 () 691

(04243100)

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165 P M qlOl) MCW(lO'} ~S HI' PH(IO+)

CMi5-IO) NCS(IO,) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC(5-IO} CP(tO+} OCS( 10+) ST{IO+} NW(IOt")

1'« 11(10+) HPW1K PH 1'0« ACS(IO'} CV(IO+) BS(IOt) 74 5) M«5)

MCW(IO.} 5S-IIP 5) CM(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO'} C(lOt)

PHC(5 10) CP(IO+)

OC~(IO+) ST(IOt) NW«5}

52 I' M« 5) C(5- 11(10+) HI'W1KR I'll 1'0«

CM(5-10} ACS(5-1O) CV(5-IU) B~« 5)

10) MCW(IO*) !'~-IIP S) Cp(5-IO)

NCS(S-IO) SP{5-IO) RS(IO,)

PHC(5-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(<..S)

283 I'M S H(101) III'WTK

PO«5) CM«5} ACS« S) CV«5) B~« 5)

C(lO+) MCW(10+} SS-HP PH« 5) CP«5)

NCS« 5) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) PHC(101) OCS(IO+) ST(W+) NW«S)

212 P M C(IO+) H(IO+ ) HPWTK

PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS« 5) CV«5) BS« 5)

MCW(lO+) SS-IW PH« 5) CP« 5)

NCS«5) SI'(IO+) RS( 10,)

PHC(IO,} OeS(IOt) ST(W+) NW(5-1O)

P(2) M(2) S PHS H(IO')

HPW1K ACS(5-IO) CV(5-W) BS

626 PVC C(lD,)

MCW(lOt) SS-Hp

POPH CM(5-1O) NCS(S-to) 51'(10.)

RS(IOt}

PHC(IO') CP(S-IO) OCS(W+) ST(IO+)

NW(iO+)

PIIS H(IO+) HPWTK ACS« 5) CV« 5)

BS 322 I' M C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PO PH CM«5) RS(IO+}

Pill( 10+) SS-UP

CP« 5) NCS« S) SP(IO+)

NW«5) OCS(W+) ST(IO+)

87 P M« 5) H(IO,) HPWTK PH 1'0«

CM«5) ACS« S) CV« 5) BS« 5)

C(IOr) MCW(IO+} SS-HP 5) CP« 5)

NCS« 5) SP(10+) RS(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW«S)

185 P M C(S-IO) 1l(IO+) HPW rK

PO« 5) CM(S-IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO) 8S«5)

MCW(IO*} SS-HP PH« 5) CP(5-10)

NCS(5-to) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PIK(IO;} On(lo+) ST(lOt) NW«S)

179 I' M C(S-IO) H(lO+) HpWTK PH 1'0«

CM(S-IO) ACS(S-lO) CV(5-10) BS« 5)

MCW(IO+) S5-HP 5) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO< ) RS(IO+} PIIC(IO+)

CP(5-10) OCS(IO+) Sf(IO+) NW«5)

PHS H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS(5-IO) CV(5-lO) HS« 5)

156 P M C(5-10) MCW(101-) CM(5-10) PBC(IO+)

SS-HP 5) CP(5-1O)

NCS(5-1O) 51'(10;) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(I{)+) NW« 5}

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PR MR FP Kh (10) NR anar 91 I 1345 70 I 345 Govmdapur 75

PR MR FP NR Khanar (II) 1553 1007 342 7 I Karlapam 76

W(202) PR MR FP Khansr (38) EA 256 TK(I6 2) 2932 232 74 I Mahasaon 77

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W(8I) PR MR FP Khanar (40) ED 633 TK(I2 I) 239 I 240 305 KOlamal 78

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SS29 319 13S I SIn&lhar 79

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PR MR FP Khanar (52) EA N 28 TK(I2 I) 0(162)

2065 79 399 Godal 80

T(44 S)

MRFP Khansr (45) W(2 4)T(2 4) 829 32 58 Dangargaon 81

W(1O I)

MRFP Khanar (43) ED 72 TK(16 2) 1773 52 292 Kodobeda 82 0(4 0) T(30 4)

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MRFP Khanar(40) ED N 294 TK(12 I) 2285 416 121 Pcndraban 83

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86 Dungrlguda

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87 Dcnglllnancha

850 19 (04243400)

88 Chandel

1170 168 (04243500)

DUlIgnkhol 89 1440 94

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Kcndumunda 90· 4080 1,207

(04243700)

91 Haldlmunda

2080 641 (04243800)

92 Kandolkona

2540 1,085 (04243900)

Jampa"l 93 4370 708

(04244000)

94 Slallau

2260 179 (04244100)

95 Dangargaon

2980 2S0 (04244200)

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MCW(IO+) SS·Up CP(5·IO)

NCS(S·IO) SP(IO,) RS(IO+}

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO.) NW«S)

114 P M« 5) C(5. H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« CM(5-10)

ACS(5-1O) CV(5·IOl flS« 5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS·IIP 5) ep(S·IOI

NCS(5-10) SP(lOr) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW« 5)

• P« 11(10+) HPWTK PO«S} CM«5)

ACS« 5} CV(S·IO) flS(<. S) 8 5) M« 5) C(5· MCW(IO+) SS·HP

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CM(S·IO) ACC;(j·lO) eV(s.IO) BS(~. (0)

5) M« S) C(S. MCW(lOt) SS-HP ~) NCS(~·IO) SP(IO+) RS,IO+\ (0) PHC(IO+) ·CP(5·IO)

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PH(IO+) CP(lO+) NCS(IOt) SP(lO+) RS(lO+)

PHCCI O+) OCS(IOt) STIIOt) NW\IOt\

PM S PHS H(IOt)

HPTKSS· CM ACS(IO+) CV(W~) B~

287 MCW(IO+) PO PH RS(lOt) C(10+}

PHC(I~) HI' CP(lO+) NCS(lO+) SI'(IO+)

NW(iOt ) OCS(IO+) ST(1U+)

146 P M«S) H(lO+) HP TK SS· PH 1'0(<-

CM«S) ACS«S) CV(IO+) 8S« 5)

C(IO+) MeW(IO+) HP 5) CP(IOt)

NCS(IOt) SP(lO+} a'>(IIH) PHC(W+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW«5)

266 P M« 5) H(IO+) HPTKSS· PH PO« CM«5)

ACS«') CV(I!)+) BS(<. ~)

C(10+) MCW(IO+) HI' 5) CP(IOt)

NCS(lOt) C;P(IO+) RS(JOr) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) S1(10+) NW«S)

P« H(lO..-) HPWTK PH PO« ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) 163 S) M« 5) CM(lO+)

C{lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 5)

CP(lO~) NCS(IO+) SP(lOr) RS(IO+)

PHC(lOt) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

40 PM«5) H{lOt) HP TK SS· PH 1'0« CM«S)

ACS«S) CV(IO+) ES« 5) C(IOt) MCW(IOt) HI' 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) IlS( 10+) •

PHC(IO+) OCS(W) ST(IO+) NW(IO~)

S6 P M(S-to} H(lo,+) HPWTK PO(IO+) CM(IO+)

ACS(IO,.) CV(IO+) nS(IOr)

C(lO+) MCW(lOt ) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(10+) RS(lOt ) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

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MRFP Khana. (43) ED

MRFP Khana. (45)

MRFP Khana. (43)

MRFP Khana. (45)

MR FP NR Khanar (46)

MRFP Khanar (84) ED

MRF? Khanar (46) ED

MRFP Khanar (46)

MRFP Kllanar (50)

MRFP Kllano, (75)

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T(263)

W(l2 I) 46 TK(8 I)

T(202)

W(lO) 26TK(40)

0(6 I) T(12 I)

W(8 I) 45 TK(8 I)

0(6 I) T(22 3)

116 TK(15 I) T(15 I)

117 TK(9 6) T(96)

W(12) 18 TK(29)

T(4 I)

67 TK(5 0) T(50)

W(2l) 71 4 TK(12 2)

T(145)

290 TK(2 8) T(28)

1784 TK(23) T(23)

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97 Akhadabhata

2090 166 (04244400)

98 Darhpada

2000 498 (04244S00)

DhlRglamunda 99 (Dhllnglamunda) 5390 918

(04244600)

OOJladungn 100

(04244700) 210 34

101 Tlleun.1

3210 495 (04244800)

8adlbahal 102 S26,O 48S

(04244900)

103 Jharbandh.

4540 1,312 (04245000)

Mankarguda 104

(04245100) 1500 SO

lOS KadaIlJhana

700 (04245200)

106 NagaJhar

1880 504 (04245300)

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C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PO(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

42 " P(5- H(I~+) HPWTK PH

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 8S« ~)

10) M(S-IO) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PO(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO+) C(10+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOr)

129 P M«S) H(IO+) HPWTK PO(S-IO) CM(5-IO)

ACS(5-10) CV(IO+) BS« S)

C(10+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH«5) CP{IO+)

NCS(lIl-f) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

H(lO+) HPWTK PH ACS(S:IO) CV(lO+) BS

239 P M C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PO(IO+)

CM(S-10} NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P« H(IO+) lIPWTK ACS«S) CV(IO+) B8(5-10) 9 S) M« S)

MCW(IO+) S8-HP 'PO« S) CM«S)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO~) C(IO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(S-IO) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(10+) NW(S-IO)

132 P M«5) H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(S-IO)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP S) CP(IO+)

NCS(10+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(5-10)

P M« 5) PHS H(lO+)

HPWTK PH PO« ACS(5-10) CV(S-IO) BS« S) 125 MCW(lO+) CM(5-IO)

C(IO+) PHC(IO+)

SS-HP S) ep(s-IO)

NCS{5-10) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(5-IO)

))5 P M C{IO+) H(IO+) HPWTK

PO NI CM(IO+) ACS(1O+) CV(lO+) BS(5-10)

MCW{IO+) SS-HP NCS{IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(lO+)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

P« H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS(IO+) eV(lo+) BS(5-1O) 10 S) M« 5)

MCW(lO+) SS-HP 5) CM(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(1O+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(5-10)

.------ UnInhabited ------------

132 P M« 5) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« CM(IO+)

ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) BS(5-10) C(IO+) MCW(lO+) SS-HP 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(S-IO)

198

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Land Use (As 011 1999)

]' g

~ u

I u 0

~ ~ " on -a ~ I u

>= o<J

~] J3 ~ i ..c: J3 8. u ~ g_ I ~-a e Ii ~ 0.

'" ~ ~ .~ ~ ~ ~ 14 15 16 17 18

PR MR FP Khanar (54)

MRFP Khanar Road (48)

MRFP Khanar (48)

MRFP Khanar (46)

MRFP Khanar (48)

MRFP Khanar (46)

MRFP Khanar (38) ED

MRFP Khanar (40) ED EO

MRFP Khanar(48)

•••••••• Umnhablted ••••••••••••

MRFP Khanar(42)

Land use (I e area under different types ofland use II

hectare)

't;'

~ £ e: 1 t:l

~ .§ ~ 19 20

221 I

I

783 TK(23) T(23)

91

514 TK(I63) T(163)

TK(40) I I 0(20) T(6 I)

199 W(6 I) T(6 I)

W(162) 21 I TK(12 I)

0(8 I) T(36 4)

GC(I80 3) 84 W(B I)

T(1884)

86 GC(I1 I) T(11 I)

W(121) 105 TK(6 I)

0(40) T(22 3)

199

"'" a E :3 21

3617

279

1364

2764

69

1826

2626

181 I

771

1385

§

on ~ .g ] .E u .... s-;;- <E ~" ~ ~ > " ~! ~

] ~ ..!! Iii

1~ g .... 0

" ., ~ "3 ~ ~. u OIl

22 23 2

1694 115 I Nuamalpada

41 I 59 3 Akhadabhata

278 26 7 Darhpada

1510 44 3 Dhm81amunda (Dhunglamunda)

07 6 7 GOJladungn

313 812 Tllellnal

146 1910 Badibahal

177 580 Jharbandha

42 487 Mankarguda

KadallJhana

69 100 NagaJhar

.8 § " "lil 5 en 1

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

1 .::l 8 " ~ g ... ..

8 _§_ B ~ ;; j = 0

<td ,: C!. u " g "" -fi .. iii .8 ~

._ 0 -a § ~ 8: " '0

<a " 1 1 Ii ~ Vl f-< I-<

I 2 3 4

Kalldamullda 5120 107

(04245400) 757

lhulenbnr 1270 164 108

(04245500)

109 Malapada

3730 1,055 (04245600)

Oralunanlguda 110 S560 997

(04245700)

III Sonabar ••

2620 308 (04245800)

Loharapnh 112

(04245900) 510 36

Kuhanbahal III (Kohan Rahal) 1630 183

(04246000)

114 Orahmanpad.

5430 1,101 (04246100)

lIS Nuaguda

2400 440 (04246200)

KusumJore 116 4800 815

(04246300)

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA·

Census of India 200t -Amenities and

Amenities avaIlable (If not avaIlable wlthm the vIlIa&.e, a dash C-) IS shown In tht' column a~ next to It In brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10+ kms oft~

j nearest place where the faclltty IS avaIlable IS gIven

8 -0 ln1 !ij ~u If ;; " ~ ] iii'! " ~~ §_ 0

! ... ~ 8. it -a ~ 0 ]~~ '0 11 lib .. '" " "0 '1' ~ -a]§ 60; 11 ~

0 .. ~ "0 " " 001:: ~

~ .a ~ g 8 ca:d 0 s 5 d' 0 .a ~ ca ci:! ]~] 5 g '0 <a ~ g ""

1l ~] g(;j~ §~ .8 3 "j) " 11 il

~ §~ '" 0 e ~ .a 8 ~

~ .a 1if o Iu

~ ~ ~-g Jlu~ ~] t5 d: 8.0 ~ Vl

5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

208 P M C(S-IO) H(lO+) HPWTK PHPO«

CM(S-IO) ACS(5-10) CV{S-IO) as{<- ~)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5) NCS(5-1O) ~P(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+)

CP(S-IO) O('S(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(5-1O;

50 P M« 5) C(S. H(lO+) HPWTK PH 1'0«

CM(5-10) ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) as«5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS HP 5) NCS(S-IO) S 1'(1 0+) RS(IO ... ) I'HC(IO+)

CP(5-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(S-lO) .

266 P M« 5) C(5- H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(5-1O) ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) 8S«5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5) CP(5·10)

NCS(S-IO) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+) I'HC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

PHS H(IO+) HI' W TK • PH PO(5- ACS(S-IO) CV(S·IO)

OS 269 P MC(5·10) MCW(IO+) CM(5.10) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) SS-HP 10)

CP(5-1O) NCS(S-IO) SP(lO~

NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

78 I' M«S) C(5- H(IO+) HPWTK PH 1'0(5-

CM(S.IO) ACS(5-1O) CV(5-10) BS«5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10) CP(S-lO)

NCS(S-to) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(S-IO)

- P« H(IO+) HPWSS· PH PO(S- ACS(5-10) • CV(S·IO) BS

7 5) M« 5) C(S- MCW(IO+) HP 10) CM(5-10}

NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

10) PHC(IO+) CP(S-IO) OCS$IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IO+)

H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO(S- ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS« 5) 46 P M C(IO+) CM(IO+)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

244 P M C(5- 10) H(IO+) HI'WTK PH PO(5-

CM(S-IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(~-lO) 85(10')

MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10) CI'(5-10)

NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

95 P MC«S) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO(S-

CM(lO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+)

MCW(lO» SS-HI' 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOt)

H{IO+) HI'WTK PH PO(S- ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) as

210 P tv! C{IO+) CM(IO+) RS(I~+) MCW(IO+) SS·IIP 10) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) PHC(10+)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW{IO+)

200

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory Land Use (As on 1999)

j _g_ 0

" .a " ... 0

~ " ~ " !:l "" -a 0

~ ~ " ~ ~'g ~ ~ B ~

..c: B c. ~ 8.a

" iil §~ '" 10 e ~ I; ., c. ~ ~ ~ ~ <- :z: .:E :z: 14 15 16 17 18

MRFP Khanar(42)

MRFP Khanar(S8)

MRFP Khanar (40) ED

PR MR FP Klmnar (42) EA

MR FP Khanar (35)

PR MR FP Khanar (452)

PR MR FP Khanar (48) EA

PR MR'FP Khanar (46) EA ._

PR MR FP Kharlar (48)

PR MR FP Khanar (48) EA NM

Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use I

~ ~ 19

hectare)

..,. ~ Sl >-e ."

* on ..§ 20

W(162) 300 TK(4 0)

0(8 I) T(28 3)

46W(40)T(40)

GC(189) W(81)

250 TK(12 I)

T(39 I)

W(243)

352 TK(12 I) 0(162) T(526)

W(12 I) 196 TK(8 I)

0(4 0) T(24 3)

580(8 1)T(8 I)

160

440

279

360 GC(32 7) T(327)

201

11 gj, § :5 21

3783

97 I

2496

3885

1643

212

830

3836

. 1694

3508

c 0 J::l

CD ~ " ~ .a il " .. ,,~ .a c.~ u ... > :g ~ ~ ~ ] '" il:"t) ~ ..!l a '" 1~ 0 ....

0 c " '" ~ [l ~ ~

22 23 2

249 S08 Kandamunda

73 136 Jhulenbar

17 I 42 I Malapada

210 S9 I Brahmanlguda

103- 433 Sonabarsa

34 120 Loharapalt

369 27 5 Kuhanbahal (Kohan Bahal)

806 35 2 Brahmanpada

282 149 Nuaguda

409 197 KusuInJore

i! e " c ;;; c: "I I

107

108

109

110

III

112

113

114

liS

116

-

I ~ ~ ..c 15 g 8 ~ " -.s bO co

~ & ~ u u 15 H .£j

iiJ ... ia ..Cl ;: 0

1 ~ ~ 'a C>.. .. u

~ ]l Ii ~ 0 Ul f- f-

1 2 3 4

117 Kaselpam

3190 1,187 (04246400)

118 Baldlkhol

2510 244 (04246500)

Sandlubahnll 119 1330 66

(04246600)

120 Paualpara

2480 382 (04246700)

121 Oallapanl

19S 0 (04246800

122 NII.para

6360 1.905 (04246900)

123 Jarelpadar

1760 491 (04247000)

124 Kokpadar

2910 7&1 (04247100)

125 6adhunpam

1590 (04247200)

Block Total 41664.0 9S666

J :; & ~ '0 "ii g ..Cl .... 0

iiJ

J 5

303

DIS fRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK. NUAPADA •

Census of India 2001 -Amenities and

Amenities avaJ)able (If not available wlthm the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms ofth

nearest place where the facl(Jty IS available is given '"0 V!~ fa "'_

tf u ... ., 0

i .:; ~ 15 ,.

E~ 1 I .M 8.

~ r ~~~ 'Ii lib", '"0 .. ... '3]~ ~~ fiI '"0 'ti 005 15 - c

iiJ ..c fa c. ~ ~-8- o d' 1;j ~ .. :>] '" 0

"iii ~ "iii Ii i ~ 15 ~ IS ..... blI OJ

~ 13 ~ 1]' ~ Ii ~ e ~ -a 1;[ ~j -~~ " ~QJ ~] ill ~ 8 Jf_

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

PM«5) H(IO+) HI'WTK PH PO(5· CM(lO+)

ACS(lO+) CY(IO+) BS«5) C(1O+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP (0)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) 8P(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OC8(1O+) ST(IO+) NW(10i)

64 PM«S) H(lO+) HPWTK PHPO« CM(IO+)

ACS(JO+) CY(IO+) B8«5) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) RS(IOi)

PHC(IO+)

P« H(IO+) H'P WTK PH 1'0(5· 17 S) M(S·IO)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP (0)

PHC(IO+)

97 P OM(S.IO) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« C(10+) MCW(IO+j 1>S·HP 5)

PHC(IO+)

•••••••• Uninhabited ••••••••• _ ••

483 1'(2) M(2) H(IO+) HPWTK

PO PH C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP

PHC(JO+)

PM«5) H(JO+} HPWTK PO« 5) 126 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP PH(IO+)

PHC(IO+)

191 PM S H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 5)

PHC(LO+)

•••••• -. Umnhablled ••••• _ ••••••

DA DH T(4)

P(II!!) M(65) MCW cwe W(IIS) PO(IS) 2385S S(17) PUC(J) HC PHC(l) TK(JIS) PTO

C 0 PHS(IS) HP(121) 1'11(94) FW(: TW R(45)

R~P(2) C(3) 5

202

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+)

ACS(lO+) CM(JO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) OCS(IO+)

CM(JO+) ACS(IO+)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) OCS(IO+)

CM«S) ACS(S·IO) NCS(S-IO)

CP« S) OCS(S-IO)

CM(S·IO) ACS(S-JO)

CP(lO+) NCS(S-IO) OCS(IO+)

CM(5·1O) ACS(S·IO)

CP(IO+) NCS(S·to) OCS(lO f)

CM(S) CP ACS(3) NCS(4)

ST(10+) NW(10,)

CY(IO+) 6S(10+) SP(lO+) RS(JO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

C Y(I 0+) 6S(10+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

CY(5·1O) 6S(5·10) SP(S·IO) RS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO~)

CV(IO+) 8S(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

CY(IO+) BS(5-10) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) ST(to+) NW(lO+)

CV(2) SP BS(33) NW(IS)

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directorv Land Use (As on 1999)

,

j -! 8 ~

f -a Jd

i B g B

J j 14 1 15

PR MR FP Khanar (45) I

,

~

"8

i ~ u

11 ,?;-S: iil §~ b

~ l ~ ~ 16 17 18

Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use 1

til e ~ 19

OJ'

~ e: ..,

1 20

2S 8 GC(16 I) T(16 I)

hectare)

1 .. ~ 21

2168

6 OIl ~ .§ '" ]

1~ .. .e " u > :0 " i(j ~ 1 ~

ll.., ~ .!l Iii

it g ....

0

" ~ ~ 22 23 2

28 I 32 5 K."'paRl

.8 ~ '" 'a

-~ 1

117

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

PR MR FP Kh~ar (51)

PR MR FP Khanar (50)

PR MR FP Khanar (55)

PR MR FP Khanar (55)

Pll Mil FP Khanar (55)

Pll MR FP Khanar (55)

PR(66) MR(tZt) Fp(llt) NR(3l) NW(18)

------- Umnhablted -----------

EA

EA

EA

----_- Umnhabi~d-----------

ED{l6)

EAG EO(5) EA(36)

N(19) M(It)

174

7; 0

328

72 S WE(Jf 7) T(117)

1390(6 I) T(6 I)

423

GC{975.43) W(450.87) WE(14.68)

5 75 4 TK(494.!l4) o . R(151.51)

203

WF(4.04)

0(183.54) T{1386.01)

1085 929 32 I H.ld,khol 118

33 I 193 9 8 Sandh,bahah 119

1245 675 23 0 PatJ.lpara 120

- 1 Gailapam 121

4695 4711 347 Nuapara 122

1264 119 20 7 Jarelpadar 123

1948 409 13 3 Kokpadar 124

Badhunpan. 125

23032.9 I 4251.5 16491.6

\

Area in Sq. Kms. Population No. of villages

a

o

Boundary. District C.D. Block Poll,;e Station

308.95 93018

116

VIllage with location code number Forest-Reserved with name

He.dquarters: C.D. Block. Police Station Villages with population size: Below 200.

".

:·-···~9··-··"!

l77-f%'.;."'l'~ :.!..~f!. . .!.]

@

o ••• ZOG--l9i). 50Q-9\l1l. 1000-41)911 Uninhabited villages with location code number r··;···2i!j·· .. i Urban area 'With location code number .. ~

B A L

SIN APALl CD. BLOCK

INDIA ORISSA

KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK DISTRICT NUAPADA

,,,,,,,,,,

DISTRICT

Slate High"ay Important Metalled Roads UnmetaJled and Other Roads River and Stream Post Office High School Primary Health Centre Bank

PO

• B

VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF

KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK- 0005

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK - 0005 Serial number Name of v)llage 200 I Census location code 1991 Census location code number

number 2 3 4

NAME OF C.D. BLOCK - KHARIAR

POLICE STATION - KHARIAR - 0004

Amalapali 04220900 100050016001600056

2 Anchalpur 04224400 100050016001600090

3 Arada 04220700 100050016001600054

4 Artatranapur 04225300 100050016001600099

5 Badadohel 04221900 100050016001600065

6 Badamaheswa.r 04215600 100050016001600004

7 Baclamula 042201\00 100050016001600055

8 Badi 04220600 100050016001600053

9 Bahalpadar 04224600 100050016001600092

10 Bankapur 04Z24900 100050016001600095

II Barapadar 04217700 100050016001600025

12 Baresbahal 04217200 100050016001600020

\3 Bargaon 04216200 100050016001600010

14 Belpara 04223300 100050016001600079

15 Bendrabahal 04216100 100050016001600009

16 Bhairajpur 04223700 100050016001600083

17 Bhaludungari 04217500 100050016001600023

18 Bhalundungari 04223&00 10005001600160001\4

19 Bhanapur 04222100 100050016001600067

20 Bhimapadar 04219100 100050016001600038

21 Bhojapur 04217400 100050016001600022

22 Bichhanapali 04224100 100050016001600087

23 Bijepur 04219900 100050016001600046

24 Bikramapur 04223000 100050016001600076

25 Birighat 04222700 100050016001600073

26 Chalanpada 04217800 100050016001600026

27 Chanabeda 04217600 100050016001600024

2& Chanatamal 04221100 10005001600160005&

29 Chancharabhata 04225000 100050016001600096

30 Chandagiri 04224500 100050016001600091

31 Chandel 04224700 100050016001600093

32 Chhata 04217300 100050016001600021

33 Chieher 04222500 100050016001600071

34 Chindaguda 04218300 100050016001600031

35 Dabri 04223600 100050016001600082

36 Damapala 04220100 100050016001600048

37 Darlipada 04218100 100050016001600029

38 Debahal 04216000 100050016001600008

39 Dhanksar 04224200 100050016001600088

40 Dohelpada 04224800 100050016001600094

41 Duajhar 04226300 100050016001600109

42 Dumerbahal 04216400 1000~6016001600012

43 Dumerjor 04219500 100050016001600042

44 Gadaramunda 04220000 100050016001600047

209

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK - 0005 Scnal number Name of village 2001 Census locallon code 1991 Census location code number

number '2 3 4

45 Oharadhara 04215400 100050016001600002

46 Oodadhapadar 04222600 100050016001600072

47 Godatala 04224300 100050016001600089

48 GOimundl 04217900. 100050016001600027

49 Gudabhelt 04223900 100050016001600085

iO Jharasaram 04219700 100050016001600044

51 Jhldmdhoda 04216800 100050016001600016

52 Jholpathar 04215900 100050016001600007

53 JubarnJPur 04225500 100050016001600101

54 Junapsm 04226700 100050016001600113

55 Junen 04221300 100050016001600060

56 Kampanlguma 04225900 100050016001600105

57 Kanmdoba 04223100 100050016001600077

58 Kaslpala 04218000 100050016001600028

59 Kenduguda 04219000 100050016001600037

60 KendupaU 04218700 1000500160016000)4

61 Khsubhadl 04225100 100050016001600097

62 Khaupadar 04218400 NewvJJJage

63 Khnmfttaral 04226200 100050016001600108

64 'l<hasbahal 04225400 100050016001600100

65 Khudpej8 04218500 100050016001600033

66 Klkmbeda 04218600 100050016001600032

67 KirklIn 04226800 100050016001600114

68 Kolamal 04226100 100050016001600107

69 KOlenrnunda 04216900 100050016001600017

70 Kotlpadar 04220400 100050016001600051

11 Kudllldungan 04222800 100050016001600014

72 Kuhllaon 04215300 100050016001600001

73 Kusurnal 04219600 100050016001600043

74 Lllchhlpur 04222200 100050016001600068

15 Ll1l1JI 04219400 100050016001600041

76 Loharapall 04220)00 100050016001600050

77 Mahuillpada 04223200 100050016001600073

78 MahulJhanln 04222900 100050016001600075

79 Mahulkol 04226500 100050016001600111 80 Mahura 04221000 100050016001600057

81 Mankarchuan 04225600 100050016001600102

112 MantntaTlII(Kala) 04223400 100050016001600080

83 Montrttaral(Khurd) 04223500 100050016001600081 84 ModflSrl 04219800 100050016001600045

~S Nllrs\l\allpur 04221400 Newvlilalle

86 Nehena 04222400 100050016001600010

87 Nuapara 04217100 100050016001600019 88 NuaraJpur 04225200 100050016001600098 89 Plldmapur 04220500 100050016001600052 90 Pnkhansara 04221800 100050016001600064

210

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK - 0005 Serial number Name of village 2001 Census location code 1991 Census location code number

number 2 3 4

91 Palama 04226000 100050016001600106

92 Podapali(Kala) 04216500 100050016001600013

93 PodapaJi(khurd) 04216600 100050016001600014

94 Rajamunda 04215500 100050016001600003

95 Rampurguma 04226900 100050016001600115

96 Ranimunda 04225800 100050016001600104

97 Ranipur 04222300 100050016001600069 , 98 Risigaon 04221600 100050016001600062

99 Rohenpadar 042\6700 \00050016001600015

100 Sagundungari 04220200 100050016001600049

101 Samserpadar 04226400 100050016001600110

102 Sanadohel 04222000 100050016001600066

103 Sanamaheswar 04215800 100050016001600006

104 Sandhibahali 04221200 100050016001600059

105 Sangarpadar 04226600 100050016001600112

106 Snragadi '04221500 100050016001600061

107 Sardhapur 04225700 100050016001600103

108 Sikuan 04217000 100050016001600018

109 Sikuan(kala) 04227100 100050016001600117

110 S i kuan(Khurd) 04227000 100050016001600116

III Sunamudi 04215700 100050016001600005

112 Thagapali 04218200 100050016001600030

113 Thelakodabari 04216300 100050016001600011

114 Torli 04224000 100050016001600086

115 Tukula 04221700 100050016001600063

116 Uparpita 04219300 100050016001600040

211

I ~ '"" ii! "" ~ '" 3 -::,

.3 11 § ~ o<J C!.

f " § £ n .... ~ .0 0 "3 8 .. Q. :::> ._

~ 8. c 0 ., .. ~

13 13 c "

0 0 C/) l- I-

I 2 3 4

CD Block: Khansr ~OOOSl

KI1\\'I,""" 3880 1,175 (04215300)

Gharadh.t. 2700 647

(04215400)

RaJamunda III 0 369

(04215500)

B adamsl,e.war 4

(042IS600) 2590 817

Sunwnudl 1370 163

(04215700)

Sanamaheswar 6

(04215800) 1060 369

7 Jholpathar

477 0 S72 (04215900)

Debabal & 4160 S7S

(04216000)

9 Bendrabahal

1700 589 (O4216100)

Bargaon 10 5050 2,043

(04216200)

DISTRICT CENSUS HIl.NDBOOK NUAPADA'

Census of India 2001 -AMenitie~ and

Amenities available (If not available within the village, a da~h (-) IS shown In the columnl\n next to It III brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of th

1 nearest place where the faelht'! IS available IS given) 'tl cn.g fa ii ,;

;:; j ...

] C.) > t~ §, ~ .r:l " lO'

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'].72 P M C(10+) H(Hl+\ HP W TK R PH l'0«

CM(5-IO) t\C&(S-lO\ C\l<.lO+) !!~« S)

MC~(IO+) SS·HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) ,)P(ICH) RS(ICl-r)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

184 P M C(lO+) H(IO+) IIPWTK!PO(~5) CM« 5)

ACS«S) CV(IO+) BS(S·IO)

MCW(IO+) SS·HP PHi 10+) NCS(IO+) 8P«5) RS(II)+)

PIIC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO.,.)

82 P M« 5) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO('"

CM«S) ACS«S) CV(IO+) BS(<. ~)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) S8·HP 5) CP(lO+)

NCS(JO+) 8P(10+) RS(IO+} PHC(lO+) OC1>(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+J

P M« 5) PHS H(10+)

HPWTK ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) BS

196 C(lO+)

MCW(IO+) SS·HP

PO PH CM(5·10) NCS(lO+) SP(10+)

RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(lO+) ST(lO+) NW{lO+)

46 P M« 5) H(10+) HPWTK

PO« S) CM«5) ACS(5·10) CV(IOI-) 85« ~l

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP PH(IO+) CP(lO+)

NCS(IO+) SP{S·IO) R!>(IO+I PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOi\

11(10+) HPWTK AC'>(S·IO) C V(l 0+) as

76 P M S C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP

PO« 5) CM(S·IO) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

138 P M«S) H(IO+) liP WTK

PO«S) CM(S·IO) ACS(S·IO) CV(lO+) 6S(5·1O)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

H(IO+) HPWTK ACS«S) CV(S·IO) 6S

126 P M C(S-IO} PO«5} CM«S) RS(lO+) MCW(lO+) SS·HP

PH(S·IO) CP(IO+) NCS(IOt-) SP« S)

NW(IO+) PHC(5.IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

144 P M C(IO+) H(IO+) HPWTK

PO«S} CM«5) ACS«5) CV(S-IO) BS«~)

MCW(IO+) 1>S·HP PH« S) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP« 5) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(ICl-r)

PHS H(IOI-) HPWTK CM

ACS SP 6S«5)

450 P M .'l C(lO+) MCW(IO+) PO PH NCS(IO+) CV(IO+) PHC(IO-t')

SS-HP CP(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

RS(IO+) NW(IO+)

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Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land USl

In hectare)

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0

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I "8

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W(20) PR Mit FP Khanar (16) EA N 195 R(18 2) 2880 162 442 Kuhgaon

T(202)

PR MR FP Khanar (II) EA 186 R(13 0) T(130)

2041 194 14 S Gharadhara 2

GC(69)

PR MR FP Khanar Road (13) EA 60 W(12) TK(12)

796 80 105 RaJamullda

T(93)

GC(436) PR Mit FP Khansr (16) EA N 179W(47) 1664 124 146 Badamaheswar 4

T(482)

PR MR FP Khanar Road (14) ED 74 TK(I 0) T(IO)

726 140 417 Sunamud. S

Pit MR FP Khmar Road (II) EA N 7 1 W(O 8) T(O 8) 843 57 7 7 Sanamaheswar 6

W(IS)

PR MR.FP t<hanar ( 13) EA 446 TK(2 6) 298,4 35 g 943 Jholpathar 7 T(42)

Pit MR FP Khanar (16) EA .' 518 TK(6 S) T(65)

3144 288 150 Debahal S

W(20)

Pit MR FP Khanar (12) EA NM 55 TK(3 4) 1434 S3 108 Bendrabahal 9

T(55)

W(55)

Pit MR FP KI.ana, (13) EA NM 32 5 TK(13 4) 3814 216 512 Bargaon 10

T(188)

213

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II Tbelakodaban

3860 400 (04216300)

Dum.thahal 12 364 0 732

(04216400)

Podapola(Kala) 13 2700 4S3

(04216500)

Podap.Ia(Kh urd 14 310 2S8

}(04216600)

IS Roltenpadar

4330 887 (04216700)

16 Jhldludhod.

ISS 0 3'77 (04216800)

17 KOtJ!nmund ..

1470 424 (04216900)

18 SlkuBn

3420 2,826 (04217000)

Nuapara 19 3130 255

(04211100)

Baresbaltal 20 1830 S39

(04217200)

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P M« 5) C(5- H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO(5. CM« 5)

ACS« 5) CV(5·IO) 8S«5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP« 5) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+} NW(IO+}

8S H(IO+) HPWTK PH 1'0« ACS« 5) CVeS·IO)

172 P MC(S·IO) CM«S) RS(IO+) MCW(lO+) SS·HP 5) NCS(IO+) SP« S) PHC(S.lO)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(lOt)

P M«5)C(S· H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS« 5) CV(S·IO) 8S

106 CM«5) RS(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+) 5S·HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP« .5)

NW(IO+) PHC(S.IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

P« H(lO+) ACS(S·IO) CV(S-IO) 8S«5)

58 5) M« S) C(S· TKSS·TK PO(S·IO) CM(S·IO)

10) MCW(IO+)

PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(\O+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(S.IO) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

20_!i P M«S) H(IO+) HPWTKRPHPO«

CM(S·IO) ACS(S·IO) eV(s·IO) BS{< 5)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·IIP 5) CP(lO+)

NCS(S.lO) .SP(5·10) RS{lO+)

. PHC(S.IO) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

9S P M« S) C(S. H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(5·10) ACS« S) CV(S·IO) 8S(S·10)

10) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S) NCS(S·IO) SP(S·IO) RS(10+)

PHC(S.IO) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(fo+)

99 P M«5) C(S· H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(.5·IO) ACS« 5) CV(S·IO) BS(S·IO)

10) MCW(IO+) SS HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO~) SP(S.IO) RS(1O+) PHC(S.IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO.-)

PHS RMP SPCV(S·

643 H(IO+) HP WTKR POPH CM(S·IO)

AeSls·to) 10)

8S«5) P M S C(S·to) ~CW(IO+) SS·HP

CP(IO+) NCS(S·IO)

ST(IO+) RS(lO+)

PHC(IO+) OC5(IO+) NW(IO+)

66 P M«5) 11(10+) HP WTK R PH PO« ACS(S.IO) CV(lO+) as

CM(lOr) RS(IO+) C{lO+) MCW(IO+) S!'·HP S)

CP(lO+) NCS(S-IO} SP(S·IO)

NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS{IO+) ST(IO+)

P'M«5) H(IO+) liP WTK R PH PO{< AeS(S.IO) CV(IO+) BS

117 CM(S·IO) RS(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) 5S·HP S)

CP(lO+) NeS(S·IO) SP(IO+)

NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

W(2l) MRfP Kllanar (6} 291 TK(75} 2949 376 147 Thelakodaban II

T(98)

GC(29 0) PR MR FP Khanar (10) EA N 19 I fr(l 4) 2600 406 136 Dumerbahal 12

(305)

W(4 I)

PR MR FP Khanar (13) EA 187 WE(I 2} TK(16)

2064 202 178 Podapah(Kala) 13

T(69)

MRfP Khanar (10) 08 TK(O 4) T(04)

239 57 03 Podapah(Khurd) 14

GC(577)

PR Khanar(8) 310 W(3 8) TW(IO)

2728 504 163 Rahenpadar 15

T(625)

PR MR FP Khanar (9) 105 W(2 4) T(2 4) 1513 III 92 Jh,dllldhoda 16

We7 I) PR Khanar (9) EA 33 TK(24) 1250 72 15 Kotenmunda 17

T(95)

GC(IS 5) W(! 2)

PRMRFP KhanaT(I!) EA NM 66WE(IS) 2485 200 350 Slkuan 18

TK(49) R(8 9) T(32 3)

W(16)

PR MR FP Khanar (14) EDEAG 225 TK(6 5) 2205 198 298 Nuapara !9 R(121) T(202)

PR Khanar (14) EA 82 W(3 0) T(3 0) 144 I 96 18 I Oarosbahal 20

215

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21 Chhata

2840 941 (04217300)

BhllJapur 22

(04217400) 4530 1,406

23 Bhaludungan

1670 707 (04217S00)

24 Chanabeda

5680 2,05S (04217600)

Barapadar 25 1360 881

(04217700)

Chalanpada 26 910 680

(04217800)

Gotmundt 27

(04217900) 1440 895

28 KaSlpala

liS 0 423 (04218000)

Darltpada 29

(04218100) 520 liS

Thagapah 30

(04218200) 1000 426

ChtndRguda 31

(04218300) 2540 1,137

1l ~ ;0 0 !::\. ~ "'5 -'" '" g -'" 'a .8 ~ 5

227

3.53

148

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nearest ll!ace where the facIlltv IS available IS Rlvenl "0 r:~ fa

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6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

PM«S) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« CM(10+)

ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 8S«S) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP S)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

PHS H(10+) HPWTK PO ACS NCS« CV{~-IO) 8S« S)

P(2) M C(S-IO) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH(lO+)

CM(IO+) S) SP« 5) RS(IOt-) PHC(IO+) CP(IO~) OCStIO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P M«S) H(lO+) HPWTK PH 1'0« CM(lO+)

ACS«5) CV«5) BS« 5) C(lO+) MCW(IOi-) S5-HP S)

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) SP« 5) RS(IO+)

PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(10+) NW(IO')

P M«S) qs- H(JO+) HPWTK PH 1'0« CM(IO+)

ACS«5) CV{< 5) 8S« S) 10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) SP« S) RS(lO+)

PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

• 220 P M« S) qs- H(lO+) HPWTK ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO)

as PO«S) CM(IO+) RS(IO+)

10) • MCW(lO+) S5-HP 'NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO) PHC(S-IOI

PH«S) cr(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IOi-)

pel) M S C« H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS«5) CV«5) as

159 CM(IO+) RS(lO+) 5) MCW(IO+) SS-HP .1)

CP(IO+) NCS{lOt) SP« S)

NW(I04) PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+)

11(10+) HPWTK ACS« 5) CV(Q) BS

197 P M C«5) MCW(IO+) SS-HP

PO PH CM(IO+) NCS(S-IO) Sf'« 5)

RS(IO+)

PHC«S) CPlIO+)

OCS(5·10) ST(lOt) NW(IO+)

108 P M« 5) C(S- H(IO+) HPWTK

PO«5) CM(IO+) ACS(S-IO) eV(S-IO) BS« 5)

10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH« 5) CP(lOT)

NCS(lOt) SP(5-10) RS(IO+) PHqS-IO) OC5(10+) ST(IO+) NW(IO')

- P« H{IO+) HPWTK ACS«S) CV(S-IO) as

33 S)MlS-IO)qS- MCW(IO+) 5S-HP PO«5) CM(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) R5(lO+)

(0) PHC(S- I 0) PH« S) CP(lO+) OC5(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(I(}l)

P M« 5) q5- H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« AC5(S-10) CV{S-IO) BS

lOS 10) MCW(IO+) S5-HP 5)

C~(I0t) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO)

RS(lOt)

PHC(S-IO) CP(lO+)

OCS(lO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

RMPH(IO+) HPWTK AC5«S) CV«S)

as 258 I' M C«S) MCW(IO+)

5S HI' POPH CM(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP«5) RS(lOT)

PHC«S) CP(IOt) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IO+)

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In hectare)

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

W(25) MR Khanar(14) TK(45) 2732 26 10 Chit ala 21

T(70)

PR MR FP KlIariar (8) EA N 14 2; ~(6 7) T(6 7) 3942 146 232 BhoJapur 22

GC(IS 6)

PR Khanar (4) EA W(7 I) 48 TK(25) 1157 114 99 Bhaludungan 23

T(25 I)

W(34) PR MR FP Khanar (4) hA NM 97 TK(2 5) 4709 227 59 I Chanabeda 24

T(59)

PR MR FP Kharrar (7) EA til? W(4 9) T(4 9) 115 I 4 I 116 Barapadar 25

GC(235)

PR MR FP Khanaf (4) EA NM 43 TK(I 0) 529 27 63 Chalanpada 26

T(24 5)

PC(49)

PR MR FP Khan')f (4) EA NM 13 WE(24)

TK(17) 1248 55 30 Gou,\undl 27

T(90)

PR MR FP Khanar (5) FA N 22 W(12)T(1 2) 96 I 89 6 I KBsrpBla 28

W(IS)

PR MR FP Khanar (8) ED 43 TK(O 8) 328 87 37 Darltpada 29

T(23)

PR MR FP Khannr (6) FA 47 W(IS)T(18) 62 I 111 198 Thagapah 30

W(22)

PR MR FP Khansr (3) EA NM () 7 TK(16 3) 2009 30 312 Chtndaguda 31

T(185)

217

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1 2 3 4

KbSlrpodar J2 2410 802

(04218400)

33 KhudpeJa

5120 1,190 (04218500)

Klkfllbeda 34 1970 372

(04218600)

35 K~ndup.1l

?760 1,718 (04218700)

36 Kcnduguda

2150 280 (04219000)

37 Bhlmapadar

370 (04219100)

38 Uparplt8

3790 932 (04219300)

LonJI 39 8150 1,186

(04219400)

40 DumerJor

4S90 771 (04219500)

41 Kusum.1

2840 1,215 (04219600)

42 Jhorosorom

20S 0 326 (04219700)

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Amenltles avaIlable (Ifnol available wlthm the; village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an next to It 1n brackets the distance m broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and JOT kms ofth

J nearest olace where the facllltv IS available 15 Plven' .", Vi~ ~ 8u 8 § " " i "B ~ § ;>

~ E~ el- ]. .a &. ~ 6-

~ 0- ]~~ • ;g ~ B ~ ~13

l .", -=] § ~~ Iii

,.c .", c u

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bIl " g ~1 sOl] li ~ B J 1l '" a 1 oil t{ (~ j ju g g-i3 jI ~ ~ ,p ~ ..:!U S Z ~'"

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11....]

P M«S) C(S- H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS« 5) CV«S) BS

193 CM(IO+) RS(IO+) 10) MCW(IO+) S8-HP 5)

CP{IO+) NCS(lO+) SP«5)

NW(IO+l PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

PHS RMP BS

276 P M C(S·IO) H(1{1+) UPW,K R PHl'Dl<'

CM(IO+) ACSlq) C\ll5-)()

RS(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5) NCS(IO+) SP«S) PHC(S-IO}

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IOi)

P M« 5) C(S. H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO« ACS(5·10) eV(5-1O) BS

92 CM(IO+) RS(lo-.) Itl) MCW(IO+) S5·HP 5)

CP{JO+) NCS(IO+) SP(5-10)

NW(IO+) PHC(5·10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

406 P M C(IO+) H(IOt) HP WTKC PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS(5·10) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

MCW(IO+) SS·HP 5) NCS(S·IO) SP(IO+) RS(lO-r)

PHC(S·JO) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

60 PM«S) H(lOt) BPWTK PH PO« CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) BS(lO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) 8P(10+) RS(IO .)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(lO+)

90 P M(S.IO) H(IO-t) BPWTK PH PO« CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(W+) 8S(10+)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S) CP(lO+)

NCS(lO+) Sf'(IO+) RS(lO+)

PHC«S) OCS(IO') ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

212 P M« 5) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+)

C(JO+) MCW(lO+) SS·HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(5·10)

I'HCPHS HPWTK ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 8S(10+)

246 P M S C(lO+) H(IO+) PO PH CM(IO+) MCW(IO+)

SS·HP CP(lO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(5-HI)

184 P M« 5) C(5· H(IO+) HP WTK C PH PO(<. CM(IO+)

ACS(S·IO) CV(5·IO) 8S(S·IO) 10) MCW(lO+) SS·HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW«5)

298 P M C(S·IO) HPO+) HP WTK R PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS(S·IO) CV(S·IO) 8S(S·10)

MCW(IO+) C SS-HP S) CP(IO+)

NCS(S·IO) SP(IO+) ~~~~1)\ PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

71 P M« 5) C(S· H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS«5) CV(S-IO) BS(S·IO)

10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS«S) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC«S) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW«S)

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j S f .. S I j ~ .a ~

i I) ~

t 9 I 1 J ~ ~ i i rf 14 15 16 17 18

PR MR FP Ki,anar (5) J EA /

PR MR FP Khanar.-(9) EA N

PR MR FP Khanar (7) EA

PR MR FP Khanar (13) ED EO NM_

PR MR FP Khanar (19)

MR FP J<hapar (14) ED

PR MR FP Kil8nar (16) ED

-_ PR MR FP Kha;;ar (fT) ED' N

PR MR FP Khanar (10) ED

PR MR FP Kh (9) NR mar ED NM

PR MR FP Khanllf (13)

Land use (I e area under different types of land usc In hectare)

'U'

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"1:1

J ! .§

19 20

GC(24S) 69 TK(8 5)

0(0 0) T(33 0)

W(12) 106 TK(6 7)

(36) T(lI S)

28 W(I 9) R(3 4) ~(5 4)

1093 GC(41 7) T(417)

1333

261 I GC(469) T(469)

3884 GC(21 0) T(210)

380 0(9 5) T(9 5)

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GC(1044) T(1044)

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490 KhudpeJa

10 I KlklMbeda

238 Kendupatl

32 5 Kenduguda

Bhlmapadar

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642 Lan)1

584 DumefJor

423 Kusumal

46 4 Jharasaram

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• Blj.pur 44 2980 426

(04219900)

.1

45 Gadaramunda

2510 1,625 (04220000)

Damap.l. 46 1800 641

(04220100)

Sagundungan 47 210 307

(04220200)

LoharapalJ 48 1100 747

(04220300)

49 Koupadar

1890 1,176 (04220400)

Padmapur S(} 4310 1,3<)0

(04220500)

51 Badl

5540 1,743 (04220600)

Arada 52

(04220700) 2410 562

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265 P M«5) C(5- H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO« CM«S)

ACS«S) CV«5) BS«5) 10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5) CP(IO+) NCS«S) SP« 5) RS(IO+)

PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P M{<5)C« OA 1-1(10+)

HPWTK PH PO« ACS«5) CV«S) BS« 5) 113 MCW(IO+) CM«5)

S) PHC« 5)

SS-HP 5) CP(IO+) NCS« 5) SP« 5) RS{IO+) OCS(lO+) ST« 5) NW(lO-i)

357 P M C« 5) H(IO+) HPWTK PH(2l

CM«5) ACS« 5) CV«S) BS« 5)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP 1'0«5) CP(IO+) NCS« 5) SI'« 5) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST{IO+) NW(IO+)

RMP H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS« 5) CV«5)

as 135 P M C« 5) MCW(IO+) CM«S) RS(IO+)

PHC« 5) SS-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCStIO+) SPt< 5)

NW(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+)

60 P M« 5) C« H(IO+) HPWTK PHPO« ACS« 5) CV«S) BS

CM«5) RS(IO+) 5) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP«S)

NW(IO+) PHC« S) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+)

H(IO+) HPWTK PH 1'0« ACS« S) CV«5) as

161 P M S C« 5) CM«S) RS(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCS(5-1O) SP« 5)

NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

246 P M« 5) C{< H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« CM«5)

ACS« 5) CV«S) BS« 5) 5) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S)

CP(IO+) NCS(5-1O) SP(5-1O) RS(IO+)

PHC« S) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO« ACS« 5) CV«S) as

2<)6 P MC«5) CM«5) RS(10+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S)

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP« 5)

NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

PHSRMP(IO) as 396 P M C(S-IO)

H(IO+) HPWTK PO PH CM(5-1O)

ACS« 5) CV(S.IO) RS(IO+)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) PHC(S-IO)

CP(IO+) OCS(lo+) ST(IO+)

NW(IO+)

H(lO+) HP W TK R PH PO(S· ACS(S-IO) eV(S-IO) as

131 P MC(S-IO) Mcw(lo+) CSS-HP 10)

CM(S-IO) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO)

RS(IO+)

PHC(5-1O) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST{IO+) NWtIO+)

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

W(27)

PR MR FP Khsnsr (3) EI>EAG

N 140 TK(2 3) 2364 114 1172 Mods •• 1 EO R(162) 43

T{212)

PR MR FP Khanar (2) EA N TK(27)

14 0(2 7) T(5 3) 2759 43 110 BIJepur 44

PR MR FP Khanar (2) EA NM W(2 5) T(2 5) 213 2 99 2S 3 Gadaramunda 45

W(28) PR MR FP Khanar (3) TK(18) 172 7 24 Damapals 46

T(47)

PR MR FP Khansr (5) EA NM W(2 0) T(l Q) 1504 4 I SagundungaI1 47

PR MR FP Khanar(3) EA NM 27 GC(229) T(229)

805 10 25 l-obarapnh 48

GC(20 7)

PR Khanar(4) EA 47 W(5 5) 1417 110 57 KOllpadar 49

T(262)

GC(40 I) W(49)

PR MR FP KhanAr (2) EA NM 60 WECO 8) 328 S 108 376 Padmapur 50 TK(24) T(482)

GC(!23) W(61)

PR MR FP Khansr (5) EA NM 408 WE(l 0) 42~S 350 216 Bad. 51

TK(69) T(273)

GC(245) W(13)

PR MR FP Khansr (10) EA NM 117 WE(I 0) 1855 90 60 Arads 52

TK(l8) T(286)

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53 Badnmula

5360 1,431 (04220KOO)

54 AmJllapah

3170 728 (O4220900)

Mahura SS 2990 750

(04221000)

ChanatamaJ 56 1810 184

(04221100)

Sandlllbahalt 57 1030 311

(04221200)

Juncn 58 4800 1,436

(04221300)

Nar.mghpur 59 24Q a 72S

(04221400)

Saragadl 60 2580 S09

(04221500)

Rt.lgnon 61 4860 977

(04221600)

62 Tukula

1,0710 6,106 (04221700)

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1 nearest olace where the faclhtyts aVllllable Is~glven "0 fjj u Ii

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§ ~ i 0 g l "" § ..

~ 1'l '" 11 SlJ "3 t> g 8 § ; § 1 ! 1if ~~ e ~ .;; Z ~~ .~ J] ~ua 82 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

332 P M« S) C(S- H(IO+) HP WTK R PO(:5) CM«5) ACS(5-1O) CV(JO+) 6S« 5)

10) MCW(lO+) SS-HP PH(S- 10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) !'P(5-IO) RS(IO+)

PHC(5-IO) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO-l)

P M«5)C(S-PHS H(S-IO)

HP W TK R PO{;-IO) ACS(5-10) CV(S-IO) BSNW

160 MeWeS-IO) CM{S-IO) R'i(IO+} 10)

PHC(5-IO) SS-HP PIi(S-IO) CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO)

NW(IO+) OCS(S-lO) ST(lO+)

PM«S) C(S-H(5- -

ACS(lO+) CV{IO+) BS{< SI 164 10) MCW(5- HP W TK R PO« S) CM(IO+)

10) 10) PHC(10+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP{IO+) NCS{IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

H« HP W TK R 1'0{: 5) ACS(IO+) CV« 5) 8S«5)

209 I' M C«5) 5) MCW«5) CM«S) PHC(IO+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(lO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO~)

H« HPWTK ACS(S-IO) eV(S-IO)

BS 81 P MC«S) S) MCW«S} 1'0« S) CM(S-IO) RS( 10+)

PHC(S-IO) SS-HP

PH(S-IO) CP{to+1 NC-S(S-IO) SP(5-10)

NW(t01") OCS(S-IO) ST(IO+)

RMP H(S-IO) HPWTK ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO)

as 2% I' M C(S-IO) MCW(5-10) 1'0« 5) CM(S-IO) RS(JOt)

PHC(S-IO) SS-HP

PH(s-lO) CP(IO+) NCS{lO+) SP(S-IO)

NW(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

- HeS-ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO) BS« 5) 170 P M 5 C(S-IO) 10) MCW(S- HI' W TK 1'0(5-10) CM(S-IO)

10) PHC(s-IO) 55-HP PH(S-IO) CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO} SpeS-to) RS(IO+) OCS(S-tO) ST{IO+) NW(lO+)

tI(<-HPWTK ACS{S-IO) .eV(S-IO}

BS 122 I' M C«5) S) MCW« S} PO PH CM«5) RS(IO+)

PHC(S-IO) SS-HP

CP(lO+) NCS(S-IO) SP(S-10)

NW(IO+) OCS(S-IO) ST(IO+)

H« HPWTK

PO PO« ACS(S-IO) CV«5)

BS 211 P M q<. 5) S} MCW«5) S) PH(S- CM«S) RS(IO+)

PHC(S-IO) SS-HP

10) CP(IO+} NCS(S-tO) SpeS-to)

'NW(IO+) OCS{S-IO) ST(IO+)

HMcwewc THPTW CV BS BS(5-

1,360 P(4) M(2) S PHS fWC W TK R SS- PO PH CM ACS(lO+)

SP(lO+) 10)

PUC C RMP CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) RS(lO+) I PHC(IO+) HI' OCS(lO+)

ST(IO+) NW{IO+)

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PR MR F1' KhllJlar (19) EA N TK(l2)

9 6 R(2 2) T(3 4) .4665 156 206 Badamula 53

) GC(20)

~~ MR FP Khanar (10) EA NM . \ WE(32) 2833 53 165 Amalapah 54

TK(O 8) R(5 8) T(II 8)

TK(56) PR MR FP Khanar (11) EA 04R(168) 2569 10 I 97 Mahura SS

T(224)

W(OS) WE(ll)

MRFP Khanar(6) EA 18 TK(28) 1524 66 48 Chanatamal 56 R(174) T(224)

W(OS)

PR MR FP Khansr (6) EA N 68 WE(OS) TK(19)

768 4 I 12 I Sandhlbahah 57

T(32)

W(32)

PR MR FP Khiner (0) EA NM WE(2S)

343 TK(43) 3977 186 185 Junen 58

T(IO 4)

W(OS) PR MR FP Khansr (10) EA 34 TK(I 8) 2138 112 88 Narstnghpur 59

T(26)

W(OS)

PR MR FP Kharllr (6) EA N 60 TK(I 8) 1946 100 447 Saragadl 60 T(26)

W(ll) PR MR FP Khanar(JO) EA NM

'< 27 WE(2S)

T(40) 3678 108 1007 Rlslgaon 61

W(20) WE(14) 1

PR MR FP Khanar(lI) EA NM TK(l6) 9585 204 522 Tukula 62 R(410) T(46 0)

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63 Pakhansara

2000 391 (04221800)

Badadohel 64 2340 1,206

(04221900)

Sanadohcl 65 1210 450

(04222000)

66 Bhanapur

440 (04222100)

Lachhlpur 67 2270 1,027

(04222200)

RaOlpur 68 1540 376

(0422:20300)

69 Nehena

255 0 1,501 (04222400)

Chlcher 70 1930 741

(04222500)

71 Godadhapadar

3090 469 (04222600)

Bm~hal 72 4420 1,391

(04222700)

73 Kudaldungan

1380 349 (04222800)

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P M«S) C« H« HPW TK R PH PO« ACSlS-IO) CV(S 10) BS

86 S) MCW« S) CM«S) RS(lO+) S)

PHC(S 10) SS-HP 5)

CP(lO+) NCS(S-IO) SpeS-to)

NW(IO+) I OCS(S-IO) S1(10+)

- H(S-ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO)

as 289 P M C(S-IO) 10) MCW(S- HP W TK R PH PO« CM«S) RS(lO+)

10) PHC(S-IO) SS-HP S) NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO) CP(IO+)

OCS(S-IO) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

- H(5-ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) BS«5)

109 P M C(5-10) 10) MCW(5- HP W TK R PH POt < CM« 5) 10) PHC(S-I 0) SS-HP S) NCS(S-IO) SpeS-to) RS(IO+)

CP(IO+) OCS(S-IO) ST(5-10) NW(lO+)

------- Unmhabllcd ---------

PHS H{S-IO) HPWTK ACS(S-IO} CV(S-IO)

as 225 P MC(S-IO) MCW(S-IO) PO(S-to} CM(S-IO) RS(I(H}

PHC(S-IO} SS-HP

PH(S-IO) CP{IO+) NCS(S-IO} SP(S-IO)

NW(IO+} OCS(S-IO) ST(S-W}

P M« 5) C(S-- H(S-

PH PO« ACS«S) CV« 5) BS

85 10) MCW(S- HP W TK CM« S) RS(IO+} 10) IOj PliC«.5) SS-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NCSr: S) SP« 5)

NW(lO+} OCS« S) ST(tO+)

PHS ItMP as 365 P M C(S-IO}

H(IO+) HPWTKR PO PH CMCS-IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO)

RS(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP

CP(IO+) NCS(S-IO) SP(S-IO)

NW(IO+) PHC(S-IO} OCS(S-IO) ST(S-IO)

P M« S)C« PHS H{IO+)

HPWTK PH PO« ACS«S) CV« 5) BS« 5) 198 MCW(IO+) CM« S) 5) PHC«S)

SS-HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS«S) SP« 5) RS(IO+) OCS« 5) 81(10+) NW(IO+)

liS P M C«S) H(lO+) HP WTK R poe; S) CM«S)

ACS«S) CV« S) BS« .5) MCW{IO+) SS-HP PH« 5) CP(IO+)

NCS«S) SP«5) RS(IO+) PHC«~) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P M« 5) PHS li(IO+)

HP WTKR PO PH ACS« S) CVeS-IO) BS(5-10) 333 MCW(IO+) CM(JO+) C(tO+)

PHC(IO+) SS-HP

CP(lO+) NCS«S) SP(IO+} RS(lO+} OCS(IO+} ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

89 P M« S)C(S- H(IO+) HPWTK PO« 5) CM(lO+)

ACS«S) eV(S-IO) BS(S-IO) 10) MCW(IO+) S5-UP NCS«5) SP(IO+) RS(lO+)

PHC(S-IO) PH(5-10} CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW«5)

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W(12) PR MR FP Khanar (8) EA N TK(08) 1606 322 5 I Pakhansara 63

T(20)

W(08) PR MR FP Khanar (8) ED 24 TK(I 0) 204 I 168 84 Badadohel 64

TO 8)

W(06)

MRFP Khanar(9) EA N WE(O 8)

07 TK(14) 1083 4 I 37 Sanadohel 6S

R(I 0) T(3 8)

•• _ •••• Uninhabited ••••• _ ••• Bhanapur 66

W(06)

PR MR FP Khanar (S) EA N 18 WE(I 0) TK(20)

2056 98 67 Lachhlpur 67

T(J 6)

W(OS)

PR MR FP Khanar (3) EA N 03 WECO 8) TK(18)

1406 6 I 4 I Rampur 68

TeJ I)

W(14)

PR MR FP Khanar (S) EA NM WE(20)

2273 119 I 13 Nehena 69 TK(IO) T(4 S)

W(OS)

MRFP Khanar (3) ED 39TK(12) 168 S 80 I 10 Chlcher 70

T(20)

W(06)

MRFP Khariar(4) EA 2 I TK(I 2) 123 S S2 1730 Oodadhapadar 71

R(J 2) T(S I)

PR MR FP Khanar (II) EAG 296 2926 S46 647 Bmghat 72

PR MR FP Kh (10) NR anar ED I 2 114 I 49 17 7 Kudaldungan 73

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1 ! ~ ~ .r J:D JtJ CI> ~ .... .~ ~

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10' II 12 13

MabulJharan P« H(IO+) WTKSS- ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

74 (04222900)

85 19 5) M(S-IO) MCW(IO+) W PO(I~+) CM(S-IO)

NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(lO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(I +) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

75 Bt k,ram8pur

380 170 P M(S.IO) H(lO+) HPWTK

PO(S:)O) CM(IO+) ACS(S.IO) CV(IO+) BS(IO+)

(04223000) 43

C(10+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP NeS(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(S-IO)

- Karandoba P(S-

H(ID-r) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) B5(S-IO) 76 (04223100) 63. IS 10) M(S-IO) TKSS·TK PO(IO+) CM(10+)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) R5(lO; )

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

Mahulapada J2S

P« H(lO+) HPWTK PHPO« ACS(IO+) CV(ID-r) B5(1O+) 77 800 107 5) M« S) CM(IO+)

(04223200) C(IO+)

MCW(IO+) SS-HP S) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO r) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST{IO+) NW{IO+)

78 Belpata

430 293 '61 P M« S) H(W) HPWTK PO« S) CM(JO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 85(10+) (0422-3300) C(lO+) MCW(IO+} 5S·HP

PH(5-10) CP(lO+) NCS(JO+) SP(lO+) RS(lO+)

PHC(IO+) "OCS(1O+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

19 Mantnlaral(Kala

3370 335 75 P M qHi+) H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM(IO+) AC8(10+) CV(IO+} B8(1O+)

} (04223400) MCW(IO+} SS·HP 5) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+)

CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ~T(IO+) NW(lO+)

Mantnlarat(Khu 1'« H(IO+) HPWTK ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) B8(10+) 80 670 407 109 S) M« S) , PO(S-IO) CM(IO+) rd) (04223500)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP

PH(IO+) CI'(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO+)

PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

81 Dab" 3940 1,225 2'7tJrM C(IO+) H(IO+) HPWTK PHPO«

CM(IO+J, ACS«j) CV(IO+) 8S(10+)

(04223600) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S) CP(IO+)

NC8« 5) SP(IO+) RS(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) STelO+) NW(IO+)

82 BhatraJPur

3730 458 120 PM«S) H(IO+) HPWTK PO«5) CM(lO+) AC8« 5) eV(s·IO) BS(S·IO)

(04223700) ,C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP PH(S-IO) CP(lO+)

NCS« S) SP(IO+) RS(lO+) pHe(S·IO) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW«S)

83 Bhalundunllan

1860 48S 119 PI M C(S-IO) H{W;) HPWTKC PH 1'0« ~CM(IO+) ACS« 5) eV(S-IO) B8(5-IO)

(04223800) MCW(IO+) SS·HI' S) NCS« S) SP(IO+) RS~IO~) -PHC(S·IO)

CP(IO+) ~ QC8(1O+) ST(IO+) NW(JO+)

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]' -! t 8

u 0

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Ii ~ i s

1 j ~ u ; 1;1

~ :£ ~ m 14 15 16 17 18

FP Khariar (26)

PR MR FP Khariar (19)

FP Khanar (25)

PR MR FP Khariar (20)

PR MR FP Khariar (19)

PR MR FP Khariar (19)

PR MR FP Khariar (19)

PR MR FP Kharier (II)

PR MR FP Khariar (14)

PR MR FP Khariar (10) ED EO

Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land USI

tl e ~ 19

" ~ ~ >, e

"t:I

" OJ .§ 20

GC(24) T(2 ~)

200

24

139

23

364

18 I GC(292) T(292)

108 GC(76 8) T(168)

227

In hectare)

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~ ~ 21

221

78

21.S

182 0

519

2026

3077

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MallUljharan

3S 9 4 Blkramapur

Kerandoba

47 I 4 9 Mahulapada

142 53 Belpara

998 41 I Mantntaral(Kala)

liS I 5 Mantntaral(Khurd)

982 570 Dabn

134 4 7 Bhalr8Jpur

72 2& 7 Bhalundungafl

.8 § " ca c " tI)

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14

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

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Gudabheh 84

(04223900) 1000 400

85 Torh

19S 0 587 (04224000)

Blchhanapah 86

(04224100) 1610 429

Dhanksar 87

(04224200) 372 0 1,382

S8 Godatala

2730 457 (04224300)

89 Anchalpur

2640 610 (04224400)

90 Chandagul

1800 498 (04224500)

91 Bahalpadar

680 347 (04224600)

Chandel 92

(04224700) 132 0 SID

Dohelpada 93

(04224800) S90 970

Bankapur 94 4320 1,122

(04224900)

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106 P M« S) C(s· RMP H(IO+)

HPWTK PH PO« ACS«S) CV« 5) BS« 5) 10)

MCW{lO+) SS-HP s)

CM{lO+) NCS«5) SP(lO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(S.tO) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO~)

159 P M(5·10}C(S H(IO+) HP W TK R PH P0(5-

CM(5·10) ACS(S.IO) CV(5-10) 8S(S·10)

10) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(5·10) SP(S·IO) RS(JOi) PHC(S.IO) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

H(IO+) HP WTK R PH PO« ACS(S·IO) CV(S·IO) BS

102 P M C(5·10) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 5)

CM(S·IO) NCS(5.IO) SP(S-IO)

RS(IO+)

PHC(S.IO) CP(IO+)

OCS(S·IO) ST(5-10) NW(IO+)

PHS H(IO+) HP WTK R PH PO« ACS(5·10) CV(5·IO) BS«5)

33S P M C(S-IO) MCW(IO+) SS·HP S)

CM(S·IO) NCS(S.IO) SP(S-IO) RS(lO+)

PHC(5.IO) CP(IO+) OCS(5.1O) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

93 P M C(lO+) H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO«

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S« 5)

MCW(IO+) S SS-HP 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(I()+)

CP(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

145 P M«') H(lDt) HP W TK R PH PO(S. CM(5-1D)

ACS(5-1D) CV(IO+) 8S«5) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) S SS-HP 10)

CP(IO+) NCS(5·IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHqIO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

121 PM«S) 11(10+) HP W TK R PH PO(S·

CM(S·IO) ACS(5·10) CV(S·IO) BS(S.IO)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+} S SS-HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) 5T(l0+) NW(IO+)

&4 P MC(IO+) H(IO+) HP W TK R PH PO«

CM(S-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS«S)

MCW(IO+) S5-HP 5) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST,IO+) NW(IO+)

P M(S·IO) H(IO+) HP WTK R PH PO« ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) BS

q8 C(ID+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5)

CM(IO+) NCS(IO+} SP(lO'!-)

RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(lO+} ST(IO+) NW(ID+)

H(IO+) HPWTK ACS(lO+) CV«S) BS

174 P M C(IO+) , MCW(IO+) SS·HP

PO PH CM«S) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

RS(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

I if RMP H(IO+) BS

294 P M C(IO+) MCW(IO+) HPWTKC PO

CM«5) ACS(lO+) CV(IO+)

RS(IO+) SS-HP PH(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+)

PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

NW(IO+)

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Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land USt

In hectare)

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

PR MR FP Khanar (10) ED 14 GC(39 7) T(397)

339 66 184 Gudabheh 84

W(l2) MRFP Khanar (8) EA 112 TK(18) 1482 76 246 Torh 85

T(30)

W(08)

PR MR FP Khanar (5) EA 01 WE(14) TK(16)

1463 5 I 35 Btcbhanapah 86

R(2 2) T(60)

W(12) PR MR FP Khansr (8) EA N 52 TK(21) 3103 122 384 Dhanksar 87

R(2 8) T(6 2)

W(12) MRFP

Khanar(ll) EA N WE(I 2)

Godalala NR 12 I TK(I 6) 2310 105 124 88

R(3 2)T(7 2)

GC(32 8)

MRFP Khan.r(6) EA N W(06)

94 TK(12) 1910 103 167 Anchalpur 89

R(2 2) T(36 9)

MRFP Khanar(IO) EA N TK(12)

I 5 R(2 ') T(4 0) 1597 61 88 Chandagm 90

MRFP Khanar(lI) EA N TK(O 8)

2 6 R(2 2) T(3 0) 55 I 28 48 Bahalpadar 91

PR MR FP Khanar (II) EA N TK(12) R{2 0) T(3 2)

1199 14 70 Chandel 92

W(08)

PRMRFP Khan.r(13) EA NM WE(l8) TK{IO)

517 12 2 I Dohelpada 93

T(36)

GC(13 3)

PRMRrP Khanar(16) EA 137 W(O 8) 2849 185 1010 Bankapur 94

T(14 I)

229

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I 2 3 4

95 Chanch.r.bhal.

2780 701 (04225000)

96 KJlalrbhnd,

1550 375 (04225100)

97 NUalftJPIIl

1470 82 (04225200)

98 Annteanal'ur

2080 293 (04225300)

Kha.bahal 99 4540 1,370

(04225400)

JubaraJPur 100 71

(04225500)

101 Mankarchuan

1430 (04225600)

102 Sardhaplir

3480 991 (04225700)

103 Rammunda

6120 1,665 (04225800)

104 Kampalllguma

1110 208 (0422S900)

lOS Palama

2310 317 (04226000)

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5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

156 P M{S·IO) 11(10.) liP W 1 K C PH POtS· • CM(~'I 0) ACS(S·IO) CV('·IO) BStS·to)

CCto+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP 10) Cr(lo,,) NCS(S·I() SP(IO+) R5(IOT)

PHCCIO+) OCS(IO'} 51 (to') NW(IO~)

81 P M CCIO+) H(IO+) tiP W TK C I'III'O(S·

CIvI(S·IO) AC5(S·IO) CV(5·10) nS(<.5}

MCW(IOi) 5 SS·HI' 10) (,P{IOt)

NeS(S·IO) SP(lO.) R'itI O»

PHCCIO+) OCStIO.) ST(IO+) NW(lOr)

21 P 1\1«5) 11(10+) Hr' \V lK

1'0(" 5) CM(~·IO) ACS(lOt) CV(IO+) B5(5.1O)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS·I1P 1'1I( 10+) CP(IO+)

NC!>(W+) SP(JOt) RS(IO+)

PHCCIO t ) OCS(IO+) ST(W+) NW(I01)

73 P M(5·1O) H(IO+) HPWTK

1'0« 5) CM(lOt) ACS(IO~ ) CV('s·IO) 38«5)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) S!>·lIP PH(IOt} CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(lO') IlS(IO+) PUC(IO» OCS(IO+) ST(IOr) NW(IO.)

PHS 1l(IO~} WTKCS ACS(IO+) CV(S·IO) B!>« 5)

342 l' M CCIO') MCW(IO+) PO PH CM(S.IO)

I'HCCIO+) 55·W

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

OCS(IO+) 5T(IO+) I'< W(l 0+)

P« H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) OS( 10+) 18 5) M(S·IO) WS5·W PO« 5) CM(lO~)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

PH(IO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PUCCIO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

••••.••• Uninhabited ............

PHS RMP

236 l' M C(IO+) HeIO+) HI' WTKR POPIl CM(S·IO)

ACSUO+) CV(IO+} 8S(5·10) MCW(IO+) S 55·HP

Cp(IO+) NC5(10+) 51'(10+) RS(IO+)

PHq5·1O) OCS(IO+) Sf(IO+) NW(IO+)

RMP(2)

435 l' M S CCIO+) H(IO+) HP WTKC PO PH CM«S)

ACS(S·IO) CV(JO+) BS(IO+) MCW(IO+) 555·HP

CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PUC(S·lO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO-t)

41 P M(5·10) C(S. HeIO+) HI' W TK 5 1'0(;.10) CM(S·IO)

AC5(10+) CV(IOt) BS(S·IO) 10) MCW(IO+) S5·HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+)

NC5(1O') SP(IO+) R')(lO+)

PHC(S·IO) OC5(10+) ST(IO+} NW(IO+)

83 P M«5) H(IO+) HP WTKC PO(;5) CM(S·IO)

ACS(IO~) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(lO+) 5 S5·HP PH(IO+) CP(lO+)

NC5(lO r) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OC5(IOt) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

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Land use (I e area under different types of land us. , In hectare)

,

j 8 ! .! a ... ! -g " 11 8 ] j ~ t ~ I !Ii' .s

-a ~ ...

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1 .!! iii ~

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1~ '0 ....

I "" 11 ~ 0 c

I I § j u ca , ]" tli ~ Ji , d: rf ~ 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

GC(1390)

MRFP Khanar(22) EA W(09)

19 I TK(lO S) 65 I 182 2S 6 Chancharabhata 9S

T(150 4)

GC(22)

MRFP Khanar(24) W(OS)

12~ TK(IS) 108 I 215 87 Kha,rbhad, 96

T(48)

MRFP Kharllr (21)

OC(09) NR 5 8 W(O 4) T( I 3) 604 190 600 NuaraJpur 97

MRFP Khanar Road (21) 96 IS34 302 148 Artatranapur 98

OC(S 7) W(IO)

309'1 MRFP Khanar(IO) EA NM 272 WE(I 3) 265 807 Khasbahal 99 TK(22) T(IO 2)

MR Khanar(lI) JubaraJPur 100

------- Uninhabited -----,------ Mankarchuan 101

W(08)

PR MRlP Khanar (6) EA N~M WECO 6)

236 TK(2 2) 2579 244 38 I Sardhapur 102

T(37)

GC(1709}

PR MR FP Khanlr (19) N W(06)

338 TK(3 0) 3242 5S 4 24 S Rammunda 103

T(1745)

W(O 8) ,

MRFP Khanar(15) 90 TK(l3) 53 I I 393 .13 I Kamp,amguma 104

T(2 I)

GC(86)

MRFP Khanar (21) W(16)

80 TK(2 2) 1432 SI3 IS 8 Palama IDS

~ T(124)

231

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I 2 3 4

Kotamal 106

(04226100) 4810 1,317

107 Khamataral

3610 1,091 (04226200)

DuaJhar 108 5990 3,318

(04226300)

109 Samserpadar

9S 0 637 (04226400)

110 Mahulkot

2820 783 (04226S00)

Sangarpadar III 198

(04226600)

112 Jun.pam

6430 6SS (04226700)

Klfkua 113 6260 1,369

(04226800)

114 Rampurguma

1370 283 (04226900)

liS S.kuan(Khurd)

3990 116 (04227000)

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AmenitIes avaIlable (Ifnot avaIlable wIthin the VIllage, II dash (-) IS shown In the column an next to It 10 brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of th

~ nearest Dlace where the faclhty IS available IS j(lven

~ "'" l'j.g ~ :::'U 1£ 0 " ~ i ~t: 0

§ ~

s:~

I c J .:l 8-~ i ~

0. 1~,..._ ~

g,,,, -0 .. '" "3]~ ~lQ

ii ," ii 6 ~ o 0 t: VI :$ gj "'" -idoo8 S g r:! 0 ~ 1 ii "'_ g

~>-g ia 0 .<: '13 '"iii ;;: '"iii ]~ " iii § ~ 2"'~ § tl .2 ]

.., 1! '" ..., ~

~ J Ai g g 2 a ~ ~

i3 1 " t ill ~ j~ ~(i! ~]

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

PHS H(IO+) HPWTKS PHPO« ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) BS(lO+)

334 P M C(lO+) MCW(JO+) SS-Hp 5)

CM«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC« S) CP(IO+) OC5(1O+) STllO+) NV, (10+)

H(IO+) HP WTK R PH PO« ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) 8S

263 P M C(S-IO) CM«5) RS{liH) MCW(IO+) CS 58-HP 5)

CP(IO+) NC8(S-IO) SpeS-IO)

NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(5-10) ST(lO+)

796 P(2) M(2) S DAPHC PHS

HPv,. TKRpOPH

CM ACS NCS eV(S-W) 8S(5-IO) RMP H(IO+)

C(s-IO) MCW(IO+)

CSS-HP CP{IO+) OCS(IO+) SP(IO+) Il.S(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

166 P M«S) C(s- H(IO+) HPWTK PH PO«

CM«S) ACS« S) CV(S-IO) 8S« S)

10) MCW(IO+) S8-HP 5) CP(lO+)

NCS« S) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC« S) • OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

193 PM«S) H(IO+) HPWTK PHPO«

CM« S) ACS« S) CV(lO+) 8S(10+)

C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP S) CP(IO+)

~S(lO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(" 5) OCS(IO+} ST(lO+) NW('-lO)

P« H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO(S- ACS(s-IO) CV(lO+)

BS 47 S) M(S-IO) CM(S-IO) RS(lO+)

MCW(ID+) SS·HP 10) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) C(IO+)

PHC«5) CP(IO+)

OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) IIIW(lO+)

168 P M C(IO+) H(IO+) HPWTK

PO« S) CM(S-to) ACS(S-IO) CV(lO+) 8S(S·10)

MCW(IO+) , SS-HP PH(IO+} CP(IO+)

NCStS-IO) SP(to+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

P(2) M(S-IO) H(lO+) HPWTK ACS(S-IO) CV(lO+) as

352 PO PH CM(S-to) RS(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) PHC(S-IO)

CP(IO+) OCS(10+) ST(lO+)

NW(IO+)

74 P M(S-IO) H(lO+) HPWTK PH PO(S-

CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 10) CP(IO+)

NCS(IO+) SP(10+) RS(lO+) PHC(S-IO) OC5(10+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

P« -' 24 S) M(" S)

H(IO+) HPWTK PHPO(" CM(IO+)

ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 8S(10+)

C(lO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP 5)

CP(lO+) NeS« S) SP(IO+) RS(IO+)

PHC(5-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

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III hectare)

j c 0 l:l

.§, t .. !l! " l:l

u j "3 u u

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" I g~ .B

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~ .?;> _g .8 g §: " 8.~ € is

3:..., S' ~

g §' ..!l Ia ~ '" ..., 1a .c I<l '0 ....

t;; p. §~ " .. 0 c e ~

l> ~ ~ } § ~"5 c " p.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "iii

_k Z D. ~ & :5 a ~ Ii til

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 1

W(O 6)

MRPl' Khanar(16) EA WE(09)

98 TK(3 0) 371 I 176 777 Kalamal 106

T(46)

GC(IO 5) W(09)

PR MR PP Khanar (13) EA 107 w\;:( I 3) 2739 446 145 Khamalaral 107 TK(30) R(1 2) T(16 8)

PR MR PI' Khsnar (10) EA 0(1077)

195 T(107 7) 3339 397 98 I Dua)har 108

PR MR FP Khansr (16) ED GC(169)

664 36 79 Samserpadar 109 T(169)

PR MR FP Khansr (16) ED 309 2017 42 I 77 Mahulkol 110

PRFP Khanar (16) Sangarpadar III

PR MR FP Khanar (16) ED 485 351 S 198 I 44 6 Jun_pam 112

PR MR FP Khanar (24) ED NM 650 3596 1475 544 Klrkll. 113

PR MR FP Khanar (132) 83 669 245 37 I Rampurguma 114

PR MR FP Khanar (21) ED 347 2707 564 37 2 S I kuan(KllUrd) 115

233

116

2

Slkuan(Kala) (04227100)

Block Total

3 4

4050 1,482

30895.0 93018

5

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Amenities avaIlable (Ifno( avaIlable wlthm the VIllage, a dash (-) IS shown In the column an next to It In brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kills and 10+ kills of th

nearest place where the faelh IV IS avaIlable IS gIven'

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

H(IO+) 378 P M S C(IO+) MCW(IO+)

HPWTK PHPO« SS-HP 5)

CM(IO+) ACS(5-10) CV(JO+) NCS« 5) SP{IO+)

CP(IO+) OCS(IOI-) ST(IO+)

8S(10+) RS(lO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+)

H DA(2) T W(1l2) CWC TK(lI3)

21846 P(lll) M(S4) PHC(2) IIP(I09) PO(20) CM(3)

ACS(J) CV SP(2)

BS(40) S(l1) PUC C PHS(18) TW R(34) PH(80) NCS NW

FWC C(13) RMP(23) S(1I)

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j .§.

" " ~ u

"" -a '" ~ old

E ~ "" l\l 'in e ~ Q,

<" 14 15

PR MR FP Khan., (19)

PR(90) MR(106) FP(107) NC NR(4)

NW

~ Q,

~ ~ ~ 16

ED

ED(21) EAG(3) EO(3) EA(66)

" ! i .. Q,

~ ~. 17

N(48) M(24)

~ Ii 0 u

~." 8.~ ~~ i~

18

Land use (I e area under dlITerent types of land us 10 hectare)

~ & 19

64

'" ~ e: .",

" 10 .§ 20

GC(IIOJ 81) PC(4.93) W(137.84) WE(34.84)

210S.0 nV(O.97) TK(187.54) R(18t.7S) 0(119.82) T(1769.5)

235

-c ~ .., €

.:3. 21

233 0

21266.S

l:l

"" ~ '" ] -a ::I

]_fj ... .s ~ " i!; '" ~ tb ""

~." a ~ ~ .£ fJ

1~ '0 ....

0 c "

;3 ~ ~ ~ 22 23 2

1076 58 I S,kuan(Kala)

2629.7 2933.3

,

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01

~ I

116

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APPENDIX I - Village Directory Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities in villages - C.D. Block level

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial Name ofC.D. Total number of

number Block inhabited

Total population of

Educational institutions

villages C.D. Block ----:P=-r..,...im-ary--s-c:-ho-o-:-�------.--=-M..,.,i:-.d~dl:-e-s-c,....ho-o-:-l---

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

N uap ada 167 119,830 150 157 37 39

2 Komana 159 117,082 134 148 47 50

3 Boden 86 72,056 80 100 31 34

4 Sinapali 122 98,666 106 119 56 65

5 Khariar 114 93,018 105 112 52 54

District (Rural): 648 500,652 575 636 223 242

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial Name ofC.D. Educational institutions (contd.)

number Block Matriculation / Higher Secondary / College (graduate and Adult literacy

Secondary school PUC / Intermediate / above) classes/centres Junior college

Villages Inst itutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 .

N uap ada 13 13 0 0

2 Komana 16 17 2 2 0 0

3 Boden 15 16 2 2 0 0

4 Sinapali 16 17 3 3 0 0

5 Khariar 11 11 0 0

District (Rural): 71 74 9 9 5 5 0 0

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APPENDIX I - Village Directory Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities in villages - C.D. Block level

Nalm ofth~ District: NUAPADA SeriaJ Name ofC.D. Educational institutions (contd)

I Medical institutions

number Block Others No Hospital Dispensary

educational facilities

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Nuapada 2 17 I 4 4

2 Komana 2 3 25 0 0 3 3

3 Boden 0 0 6 0 0 3 3

4 Sinapali 1 16 0 0 2 2

5 Khariar 0 0 9 2 2

I District (Rural): 4 6 73 1 2 14 14

Name ofthF District: NUAPADA -. I

Serial I Name ofC.D. Medical institutions

number Dlock J (contd.) Primary Health Centre I Primary Health Sub- Maternity and, Child Family Welfare Centre

Health Ceiitre centre Welfare Centre I M aternity Hom~ I Child

Welfare Centre

ViI1~s Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 24 25 26 27 28. 29 30 31

__ Nu~~ 4 4 22 22 1 2 I

2 Komana 6 6 18 18 2 2 2 2

3 Boden 3 3 13 13 1

4 Sinapali 4 4 15 15 I

5 Khariar 2 2 18 18 2

District (Rural): 19 19 86 86 6 8, 6 6

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APPENDIX I - Village Directory Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities in villages - c.n. Block level

Name of the District :NUAPADA Serial NameofC.D. Medical institutions (eontd )

number Block Community Health Others No medIcal

Workers facIlities

Villages Numbers Villages Institutions

2 32 33 34 35 36

Nuapada 0 0 142

2 Komana 0 0 I )39

3 Boden 0 0 5 6 69

4 Sinapali 0 0 2 2 106

5 Khariar 0 0 13 23 89

District (Rural): 0 O. 22 33 545

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial

number

2

3

4

5

NameofC.D. Block

2

Nuapada

Komana

Boden

Sinapali

Khariar

District (Rural):

Drinking water source (contd.)

TubeweH River Fountain Canal Others

40 41 42 43 44

2 12 0 27 165

15 20 0 19 119

II 6 0 74

45 3 121

34 II 13 109

20 122 18 62 588

240

Drinking water spurce

Tap Well Tank

37 38 39

2 130 101

26 118 64

0 85 72

4 115 115

112 113

33 560 465

More than No one source drinking

45

133

125

82

122

III

573

water facilities

46

0

0

0,

0

0

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APPENDIX I - Village Directory Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities in villages - C.D. BloJ.!k level

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial NameofC.D. Post, Telegraph & Telephone Transport communications

number Block Post Telegraph Post Post Telegraph Post, Phone Bus Railway Navigable office office & office office telegraph service Station waterway

telegraph & & office office phone phone &

phone

2 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

Nuapada 27 0 23 0 0 120 36 6

2 Komana 21 0 I 19 0 1 115 27 4

3 Boden 11 0 0 9 0 0 61 14 0 I

4 Sinapali 18 0 15 0 I 94 33 0 18

5 Khariar 20 0 0 17 0 0 79 40 0

District (Rural): 97 0 3 83 0 2 469 150 2 30

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial NameofC.D. Banks Power supply Credit societies

number Block Villages Number of Available Not Villages Number of Villages Number of Villages Number

commercial available agricultural non- of other

and co- credit agricu It ural credit operative societies credit societies

banks societies

2 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66

Nuapada 3 4 117 SO 9 9 0 0 1 1

2 Komana 5 6 61 98 4 4 0 0

3 Boden 4 4 39 47 0 0 0 0

4 Sinapali 4 6 62 60 3 3 4 4 0 0

5 Khariar 3 3 88 26 3 3 0 0

District (Rural): 19 23 367 281 20 20 6 6 1

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APPENDIX I - Village Directory Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities in villages - c.n. Block level

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial NameofC.D. Block

number

2

Nuapada

2 Komana

3 Boden

4 Sinapali

5 Khariar

District (Rural):

Cinema I Video hall

67

0

0

0

2

3

Recreational facility

Sports club StadIUm I

68

0

2

I

2

6

AuditOrium! Community

hall

69

0

0

0

0

0

0

APPENDIX IA - Village Directory

Newspaper I Ma!!flZine

News- paper Ma!!flZine News- paper & Magazine

70 71 72

24 19 19

33 26 12.6

23 11 11

19 11 11

48 24 Q.4

147 91 !>1

Villages by number of Primary Schools Name of the District: NUAPADA

Serial Nameof C. D. Total number of Number of primary schools

number Block inhabited villages None One Two Three Four+

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nuapada 167 17 145 3 2 0 2 Komana 159 25 124 7 2

3 Boden 86 6 62 16 2 0

4 Sinapali 122 16 96 8 1

5 Khariar 114 9 100 4 a District Total: 648 73 527 38 7 3

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APPENDIX IB - Village Directory Villages by Primary, Middle and Secondary Schools

Nam, ortbe District: NUAPADA Seriaillumber Name of C. D. Total number Type of educational institutions available

Block of inhabited ~N-:-o-:S~c-:-ho-o-;I--""A-:-t7Ie-as-:t-o-n-e --A-:-t'"'l:-eas---"-t -on-e-p-r-:-im-ary--A-:-t"""'l:-eas-t -on-e-m-'i'"'"dd-:":I"-e

villages primary school and school and one middle school and one no middle school school secondary school

2 3 4 5 6 7

Nuapada 167 17 113 37 13

2 Komana 159 25 87 47 16

3 Boden 86 6 49 31 15

4 Sinapali 122 16 50 S6 16

5 Khariar 114 9 53 52 11

District Total: 648 73 352 223 71

APPENDIX IC - Village Directory Villages with different sources of drinking water facilities available

Name of the District: NUAPADA Serial Name of Number ofvilla~es with different sources of drinking water available

number C. D. Block Only.tap Only well Only tube well Only handpump More than one source

only from tap, well, tube

well, handeun:!E

2 3 4 5 6 7

Nuapada 0 0 33 129

2 Komana 0 9 0 24 101

3 Boden 0 4 0 0 74

4 Sinapali 0 0 0 0 116

5 Khariar 0 0 0 109

District Total 0 15 0 57 529

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APPENDIX IT - Village Directory Villages with 5,000 and above population which do not have one or more amenities

Name of the District:NUAPADA Serial Name of Location Name of Population Amenities not available ( indicate N. A. where amenity not available)

number village code C.D. Senior • College Primary Tap Bus Approach Commerc-number Block Secondary Health Sub- drinking facility by Pucca ial Bank

School Centre water road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Tukula 04221700 Khariar 6106 Available Available Available A vailable Available Available Available

APPENDIX II - A .Census Town Census Towns which do not have one or more amenities

Name of the District:NUAPADA Serial Name of Location Name of Population Amenities not available (indicate N. A. where amenity not available)

number census town code C.D. number Block Senior College Health Tap Bus

Secondary Centre drinking facility School water

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

There is no census town in the district

APPENDIX III - Village Directory Land utilisation data in respect ~fCensus Towns / Non-municipal towns

Name of the District:- Nuapada

Approach Banks by Pucca

road 11 12

Serial Name of Census town Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in he9tare) number and C.D. Block within

brackets Total area Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not source ( including gauchar & available for

groves ) cultivation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

There is no Census Town in the district.

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APPENDIX IV - Village Directory APPENDIX V - Village Directory

C.D. Bblock-wise list of inhabited villages where no Summary showing number of villages not having

amenity other than drinking water facility is awilable Scheduled Castes po~ulation Name of the District:NUAPADA SI. Narneof Total Uninhabited Inhabited Number of

Serial Location code N arne of village No. C.D. villages villages villages inhabited

number number ':fllock villages

2 3 having no Scheduled

Name ofeD Block: Nuapada Castes

04188000 Rohenpani population 2 3 4 5 6

2 04188900 Rajibnagar

3 04195000 Bagjore Nuapada 171 4 167 23

4 04195500 Pakhanpadar 2 Komana 162 3 159 43

5 04196000 Siliaribahara 3 Boden 89 3 86 II

Name ofeD Block: Komana 4 Sina{lali 125 3 122 26

5 Khariar 116 2 114 17 6 04200200 Chandrasil

District Total: 663 15 648 120 7 04205300 Majhagaon

8 04205600 Khodang

9 04205800 Iharlarnb

10 04206000 Karnarkhol

11 04206700 Jhalipani

12 04207000 Upkapani

13 04207100 Koked

14 04207200 Gadgada

15 04207300 Gadgada

16 04209000 T enganabasa

17 04210700 Bharuarnunda

18 04212600 Matiapadar

Name ofeD Block: Boden APPENDIX VI - Village Directory 19 04219200 Muchenarnal Summary showing number of villages not having

20 04227600 Komerkhol Scheduled Tribes po~ulation

21 04234000 Pitapani

Name ofeD Block: Sinapali

SI. Narneof Total. Uninhabited Inhabited Number of

No. C.D. villages villages villages inhabited Block villages

22 04240300 Rarnpur having no

23 04243400 Dengamancha Scheduled Tribes

24 04243600 Dungrikhol population

25 04244700 Gojiadungri 2 3 4 5 6

Name ofeD Block: Khariar Nuapada 171 4 167 9

26 04216600 Podapali(Khurd) 2 Komana 162 3 159 11' 27 04222900 Mahuljharan 3 Boden 89 3 86 8

28 04223100 Karandoba 4 Sinapali 125 3 122 10 29 04223500 M antritarai(Khurd) 5 Khariar 116 2 114 1., 30 04225500 Jubarajpur District Total: 663 15 648 57

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APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory List of villages according to the proportion of the List of villages according to the proportion .of the

Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name of the District:NUAPADA .. Name of the District:NUAPADA ..

Range'of Location code Name of village Range of Lpcation code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes population population

(p ercentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3 Name ofeD Block: Nuapada Less than 5 04181100 Amodi

04189100 Dalipathna 04184000 Bhanpur

04196400 Katingpani 04193300 Hemamunda

04197900 Dhamanpuri 04189400 Mohara

04183800 Gaharendihi 04188200 Sirigidi

04195300 Kalamidadar 5-10

04189700 Khalana 04194900 Kukurimundi

04196500 Lodra 04182400 Masankunda

04193700 Chipajhar 04195600 Chulabhat

04185700 Chichiripani 04194700 Dhwajabhata

04196600 Bharuamunda 04185400 Darlinawapara

04188700 Brahmani 04194200 Patharapunji

04186300 Darlipali Orf Chuhuri 04196100 Kodopali

04192800 Jhilmila 04191200 Anlajuba 04182200 Barakothi 04185100 Baloda 04187700 Magurpani 04191500 Jamudara

04181900 Pandripani 04192000 Paraskhol (Kala) 04184900 Jangula 04197300 Kermeli

04188800 Gidhinipani 04193100 Sakhatora 04192200 Mahuabhata 04191100 Tileijhar 04193400 Ratapali 04189600 Pawartola 04191700 Kotenchuan 04192700 Dianmunda 04197000 Tikrapada 04194000 Panchampur 04189300 Amanara 04182700 Bisora 04195800 Pandripani 04185800 Chhindpani 04190300 Dumerpani 04187100 Kalyanpur 04199700 Khairarii 04190400 Silda 04190100 Bhajipala 04186800 Amasena 04182300 Kandadhap 04186000 Tangopani 04183100 Lukupali 04185500 Jamuli 04191400 Pipalchhendi 04193200 Gadtor 04184600 Amalidadar 04189900 Bhainsimundi 04190700 Hanspuri 04188400 Kendubahara 04187200 Chanabeda 04187600 Kermeli 04187500 Jhalballai 04191600 Chhelilendi 04189500 Patalghutkuri 04187000 Kolda 04197600 Gobara 04182500 Kadamberi 04194400 Motanuapada 04191000 Pal?flTpani 04193500 Maulibhata 04182100 Singpur 04185900 Jampani 04197800 Khoksa

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APPENDIX VB A- Village Directory APPENDIX VB A- Village Directory Ust of -,ill ages according to the proportion of the Us~ of villages according to the proportion of the

Sdteduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name ofthe District:NUAPADA * Name ofthe District:NUAPADA * Range of Location code N arne of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes population population

(percentages) (percentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3

11-10 04187800 Darlimunda 04192500 Rajpurnuapada 21-30 04195200 SetlUampani 04194100 Bhera 04197700 Tanwat 04192600 Sirtol 04189800 Sarabang 04181700 Bakharmal 04182600 Dhanora 04197400 Golabandh 04187900 Khaliapani 04196000 Siliaribahara 04190200 Nandapur 04183600 Semeria 04196700 Dharambandha 04190600 Bhera 04187300 Saliha (Kala) 04194600 Kukuratal 04186400 Kodomeri 04181200 Tamakidadar(KaJa) 04197200 Pethiapali 04190900 Junani 04186200 Boirbhadi 04185200 Bhaisatal 04186900 Gotama 04184400 Parkod

04190500 Patparpali 04185300 Bhandarpuri

04183900 Kuliabandha 31-40 04190000 Haldi 04183700 Senbhata

04190800 Godfula 04182900 Negipali

04181800 Beltukuri 04192900 Ratipali

04183500 Bhainsmundi Orf Bhusudi 04181600 Bhaleswar

04183300 Doto 04194300 Torra

04193900 Lanjimar 04183400 Chingarasara

04197100 Maraguda 41-50 04181000 Kurumunda 04186500 Mudhela

04191300 Sahipala 04184300 Kukurimundi

04181500 Saraipali 04193800 Pandripani

04188600 Bhainsadaraha 51-75 04192300 Salebhata 04184700 Beheradihi

04184200 Bhotha 04186700 Thelkobeda

04196800 Patora 76 and above

04186600 Mahatamtara 04181400 Kodoguda

04193000 Thakumuapada Name of CD Block: Komana

04184500 Parasabhadar Less than 5

04191800 Sialati 04207500 Kholi!?ilOn

04193600 Karchul 04198600 K usadona(K usadahana)

04184800 Jenjera 04206400 Adar

04183000 Jhitiki 04206300 Soseng

04192100 Parsabuda 04199200 Silva

04183200 B!iQankera 04205300 Majhagaon

04185600 Biromal 04214500 Lambipani

04182800 Gudapatara 04207700 Bisibahal

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APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory list of villages according to the proportion of the list of villages according to the proportion ofthe

Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name of the District:NUAPADA .. Name of the Dlstrict:NUAPADA ..

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes population population

(p ercentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 I 2 3 04210200 Patapani 04199100 Bhurukadhoda 04204800 Darlipada 04203500 Gandamer 04212500 Belgaon 04213900 Rajana 04198500 Sinapali 04204600 Iadamunda 04208100 Thongo 04203200 Kamkeda 04201100 Diamunda 04211900 Komana 04201300 Latkanpada 04210500 Poinr 04199300 Patparpali 04209300 Rang 04212800 Dhorlamunda 04207900 Khambahi

5-10 04208600 Khairvadi 04198300 Samarsing 04201200 M undap ala 04214000 Kalimati 04198200 T en gan ab as a 04210700 Bharuamunda 04209700 Dunguripali 04202300 Dedenga 04212400 Sandabahali 04204200 Sihinamunda 04201600 Hatisara 04210900 Bahalmunda 04208700 Kureswar 04211800 Raghupali 04195700 Gangadigarh 04203700 Danajhola 04206500 Gatibeda 04199600 Chanamunda 04208000 Michhapali 04208400 Barandapat 04205100 Belardana 04209200 Kishna 04214700" Pendraban 04212000 Solbandh 04204700 lchhapur 04202700 Sukulimundi 04199500 'Suabahal 04204100 Musapali 04215200 Chandopala 04201900 Sahajat 04199000 Kurumpuri 04211500 Konabira 04200000 Bangamunda 04209100 Ghotsar 04206900 Sunabeda 04204000 Dhumabhata 04211000 Balenjar 04215000 Dharamsagar 04212900 Dhanravata 04201500 Karangavata 04200900 Bagmunda 04209600 lalamkata 04210100 M ahulbltata 04205200 Siletpani 04203400 Larki 04204400 Manikaguda 04201700 Tarabod 04205400 Haluapali 04211400 Bodachhapar 04201400 Kasipa1a 04208800 Bhella 04198400 Bhojpurghati 04208200 Kumutimunda 04199800 Mundapalla 04201800 . Palasipani 04204300 Jatagarh 04212300 Agren 04200700 Sialati 04209900 Tikrapada

11-20 04212700 Chhata 04203600 Kantapali 04204900 Dumerpani

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APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory Ust of villages according to the proportion of the list of villages according to the proportion ofthe

Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name oCthe District:NUAPADA " Name orthe District:NUAPADA "

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes population population

(percentages) (p ercentages) I 2 3 1 2 3

21-30 04228900 Mahulpadar 04208300 Jhagrahi 04213800 Bolda 04211600 Pandelbahali 04228000 Palasada 04203100 Kalimati 04218900 Salepada 04214600 Ihalkusum 04213200 Jharanarnal 04202800 Thogapali 04234500 Khairvadi 04212200 Goijore 5-10 04209500 Pandarapathar 04227200 Patdarha 04203900 Bu"dhikomna 04229800 Chikalchuan 04202400 Mendhatal 04234100 Dahanapali 04212100 Viva 04230000 Baglor 04200600 Bhalukona 04229200 Kusumkhunta 04213000 Deodarha 04228700 Sunapur

04203000 Thutibar 04231600 Tarapur

04203300 Nuagaon 04229500 Dhobei

04208900 Baghamunda 04232600 Kulekela

04199400 Chhindpani 04228100 Margaon

31-40 04213700 Kotamal

04211100 Dumerbahal 04~31800 Bakulikhunti(Kala)

04210000 J agannathp ali 04229300 Sunamundi

04202100 Telenpali 04230600 Pharasara

04203800 Kandetara 11-20 04202900 Semelpali 04231900 Putupilra

04215100 Palsipani 04229900 Khadupani

04209800 Jethupali 04227300 Redhamal

04199900 Lakhana 04227700 Kirejhola

04202600 Babupali 04214200 Daragaon

04198700 Chohakapada 04233400 Khurdguma

41-50 04232000 Ghantiguda

04207800 Batibahal 04227900 Damajhar

76 and above 04233500 Anakapur

04210800 Karamahul 04233900 Karangamal

Name of CD Block: Boden 04233200 Larka

Less than 5 04234900 Kulingmal

04213100 Bhuinpani 04228500 Khaira I

04227400 Rundi 04228600 Ke~arajpur

04231500 Rokal 04213500 Karlakot

04229600 Bhainsadani 04228300 Dabri

04232900 Lesunpali 04228800 Bagabahal

04232200 Mahulpadar 04231100 Ambaguda

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APPENDIX VII A- Village Directory APPENDIX VII A- Village Directory

list of villages according to the proportion of the list of villages according to the prl)portion of the Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

, Name of tile District:NUAPADA • Name of the District:NUAPADA •

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes population population

(percentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3

04234600 Bartansil 04237400 Sindursil

04213400 Sirli 04244300 Nuamalpada

04229000 Temeri 04240900 Makhapadar

04233300 Palenbasa 04240600 . Jogibahala

04231300 Bherumal 04241600 Charpali

04213600' Kirekela 04238100 Fulchi

04213300 Nagpada 04237500 Talakot

04233000 Jayabahal 04235500 Hirapur

04233800 Kampur 04236200 Timanpur

04234300 Dharnimal 5-10

04228400 Banjibahal 04244400 Akhadabhata

04231000 Binapur 0424()200 Gambhariguda

04234400 Babebir 04244600 Dhingiamunda (Dhungiamunda)

04232300 Litisargi 04239900 Ghotuguda

04232100 Ihirinikhol 04242800 Dangargaon

04227500 Mankarbirli 04241700 Dhungiamunda

04227800 Amera 04236600 Gorla

21-30 04237300 Chitarama

04232800 Doto 04240500 Mundapala

04231400 Kamalamal 04243000 ",Pendraban

04230100 Boirgaon 04239500 Jugenpadar

04230200 Nimna 04240000 Chalna 04230700 Kerapadar 04246300 Kusumjore

04233100 Khirmal 04244800 Tileimal

04229100 Boden 04245500 Jhulenbar

04230400 Jamugaon 04247100 Kokpadar

04233600 Gumabahal 04239000 Gadaramal

04230800 Bireskela 04244900 Badibahal

31-40 04243800 Haldimunda 04230500 Rajpur 04236400 Karlakhamar 04230300 Dhamanapara 04241000 Hatibandha 04232400 Anlabhata 04245400 Kandamunda

41-50 04237600 Bhatapani 04228200 Durkamunda(Kala) ll-20

Name of CD Block: S inapaU 04238700 Kaintapadar Less than 5 04244000 Jampani

04235800 M andiarucha 04241400 Jhankarguda 04235100 Kanetghatmai 04242700 Goda! 04240800 Sitalkhalia 04239600 Sinapali 04236100 Ranidunguri 04236000 Baigapada

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APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory APPENDIX vn A- Village Directory Ust ohiJJlIges accO! ding to the proportion ofthe LISt of villages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name orthe District:NUAPADA .. Name of the District:NUAPADA '"

Range of LocatIOn code Name of village Range of Location code Name ofvlUage Scheduled number Scheduled number

Castes Castes populatIOn populatIOn

(percentages) (p ereen t ages)

1 2 J I 2 3

04235900 Ranlmunda 04238500 Darhpada

04237700 NangaJbod 04239300 Chatlaguda

04246400 Kaselpanl 04235600 Maheswar

04238400 Khlrbhadl 04243300 Dungnguda

04239800 Sardhapur 04247000 Jarelpadar

04236300 Rebadl 04242100 Bharuanlunda

04238900 NIIJI 04246100 Brahmanpada

04235300 Armala 31-40

04246900 Nuapara 04243900 Kandolkona

04242000 Barpadar 04243100 Kuhadungrl

04234800 Baragaon 04238000 Bhuhabhata

04245600 Malapada 04245300 NagaJhar

04234700 Salekela 04242900 Kodobeda

04240400 Gandabahali 04240100 Nandagaon

04241500 Lmd 41-50

04245700 Brahmanlguda 04239100 Khalna

04236700 Ma1pada 51-75

04241200 Malpada 04235000 Botopall

04245000 Jharbandha Name of CD Block: Khariar

04241800 Lltlguda Less than 5

04235400 Govtndpur 04226700 Junapanl

04241100 Gldhamal 04225000 Chancharabhata

04238800 Ghuchaguda 04226800 Klrklta

04239700 Kapsl 04218600 Klklnbeda

04242500 Kotamal 04224700 Chandel

04236900 BlJalpur 04217300 Chhata

04238300 Sardhapur 04221200 Sandhlbahah

04242600 Stnglhar 04225300 Artatranapur

04240700 Kopla 04217000 Sikuan

04241300 Chaunra 04218000 Kaslpala

21-30 04217800 Cha1anpada

04239200 Palsapara 04216900 Kotenmunda

04238600 Kharsel 04217700 Barapadar

04236800 Kusumkhunta 04226100 Kotamal

04242400 Mahagaon 04220000 Gadaramunda

04239400 Sagunbhadl 5-10

04244100 Slallatl 04219000 Kenduguda

04241900 Chancharabhata 04226500 Mahulkot

04243700 Kendumunda 04224100 Blchhanapah

04244500 Darhpada 04219300 Uparplta

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APPENDIX VII A- Village Directory APPENDIX VII A- Village Directory list ofviUages according to the proportion orthe Ust orviJlages according to the proportion orthe

Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

Name afthe District:NUAPADA '" I Name orthe District:NUAPADA '"

Range of Location code Name of vIllage Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled" number

Castes Castes population population

(percentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3

04226000 Palama 04216600 Podap ali(Khurd)

04220300 Loharapali 04219500 Dumerjor

04221000 Mahura 04224900 Bankapur

04221300 Junen 04219600 Kusumal

04219100 Bhimapadar 04221600 Rlsigaon

04217600 Chanabeda 04216500 Podap ali(Kala)

04222600 Godadhapadar 04222400 Nehena

04217400 Bhojapur 21-30

04225400 Khasbahal 04215400 Gharadhara

04215500 Rajamunda 04220900" Amalapali

04219400 Lanji 04215900 Jholpathar

04223400 Mantritarai(Kala) 04215800 Sanamaheswar

11-20 04218400 Khairpadar

04222500 Chicher 04216000 Debahal

04222800 Kudaldungari 04222300 Ranipur

04223700 Bhairajpur 04223900 Gudabheli

04227100 Sikuan(Kala) 04217100 Nuapara

04221100 Chanatarnal 04218300 Chindaguda 04220800 Badamula 04226200 Kharnatarai 04216400 Dumerbahal 04223800 Bhalundungari 04221700 Tukula 04220700 "Arada • 04216300 Thelakodabari 04219700 Jharasararn 04225800 Ranimunda 04220500 Padmapur 04220400 Kotipadar 04224000 Torli 04218500 Khudpeja 04217500 Bhaludungari 04223600 Dabri 31-40 04220100 DamapaJa 04219800 Modasil 04218700 Kendupati 04223500 M antritarai(Khurd) 04217200 Baresbahal 04224300 Godatala 04217900 Goimundi 04222200 Lachhipur 04215600 Badarnaheswar 04216800 Jhidiridhoda 04219900 Bijepur 04226400 Samserp adar 04216200 Bargaon 41-50

04218200 ThagapaJi 04224500 Chandagiri 04222700 Birighat 04224400 Anchalpur 04225700 Sardhapur 04220600 Badi 04215300 KuJigaon 04222000 Sanadohel 04221900 Badadohel 04221500 Saragadi 04226300 Duajhar 04224800 Dohe\pada 04221400 Narsinghpur 76 and above 04216700 Rohenpadar 04221800 Pakhansara 04224200 Dhanksar N ote:- Villages having NIL Scheduled Castes Pop ulation have

been excluded

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APPENDIX vn B ~ Village Directory APPENDIX vn B ~ Village Directory Ust of villages according to the proportion of the Ust of viII ages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name oftbe District:NUAPADA '" Name of the District:NUAPADA to

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name ofvillagc Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population popUlation

(percentages) (percentages) t 2 3 1 2 3

Name oreD Block: Nuapada 04186600 M ahatamtara Less than 5 04183400 Chinl?fll"asara

04183000 Jhitiki 04182100 Singpur 04186800 Amasena 04187700 Magurpani

04184800 J enj era 04190800 Godfula

04185300 Bhandarpuri 04183600 Semeria

04189900 Bhainsimundi 04181700 Bakharmal

5-10 04182900 Negipali

04192200 Mahuabhata 04182700 Bisora

04193000 Thakurnuap ada 04181500 Saraipali

04185200 Bhaisatal 31-40

04184400 Parkod 04196700 Dharambandha

04193300 Hernamunda 04192300 Salebhata

04192000 Paraskhol (Kala) 04194600 Kukuratal

04192500 RlYpumuapada 04184700 Beheradihi

04186400 Kodomeri 04185600 Biromal

04192100 Parsabuda 04189600 Pawartola

11~20 04190600 Bhera

04190000 Haldi 04193500 Maulibhata

04192600 Sirtol 04192900 Ratipali

04185100 Baloda 04194800 Sup ali

04190400 Silda 0419410Q Bhera

04190900 Junani 04190300 Dumerpani

04181000 Kurumunda 04193800 Pan drip ani

04187100 Kalyanpur 04187800 Darlimunda

04193900 Lanjimar 04181600 Bhaleswar

04193200 Gadtor 04194200 PatharapuJ1ji

04189500 Patalghutkuri 04188600 Bhainsadaraha

04189800 Sarabang 04181900 Pandripani

04189700 Khalana 04197900 Dhamanpuri

04193400 Ratapali 04183900 Kuliabandha

21-30 04182600 Dhanora

04188800 Gidhinipani 04197800 Khoksa

04184200 Bhotha 04186500 Mudhela

04181800 Beltukuri 04187500 Jhalbahal

04186900 Gotama 04194400 I M otanuap ada

04182000 Deogaon 41-50

04192400 Padampuri 04187000 Kolda

04182800 GuQ.1!P atara 04196100 Kodopali

04181200 T amakidadar(Kala) 04193700 Chip~har

04181400 Kodoguda 04183800 Gaharendihi

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APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory Ust of villages according to the proportion of the Ust of villages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total popuhition by ranges \

Name ofthe District:NUAPADA " Name of the District:NUAPADA " Range of Location code N arne of village Range of Location code N arne of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population population

(p ercentages) (p ercen tages ) 1 2 3 I 2 3

04183500 Bhainsmundi OrfBhusudi 04191200 Anlajuba

04187300 Saliha (Kala) 04197100 Maraguda

04193100 Sakhatora 04199700 Khairani

04182400 Masankunda 0.4190200 Nandapur

04183100 Lukupali 04185800 Chhindpani

04185500 Jarnuli 04187900 !<haliapani 04182300 Kandadhap 04183300 Doto

04196200 Bhotha Oil 1 96600 Bharuamunda 04197700 Tanwat 04197400 Golabandh 04191600 Chhelilendi 04191000 Pagarpani

04194309 Torra 04195600 Chulabhat

04191300 Sahipala 04189100 Dalipathna

04189400 Mohara 04192700 Dianmunda

51-75 04195100 Musarangi

04196800 Patora 04188700 Brahmani

'04186200 Boirbhadi 04185700 Chichiripani

04190500 Patparpali 76 and above

04191100 Tileijhat 04195800 Pandripani 04194000 Panchampur 04188200 Sirigidi

04191400 Pipalchhendi 04194500 T ariarnahuabhata 04181100 Amodi 04187.600 I$ermeli 04182500 Kadarnberi 04197000 T ikrap ada 04192800 Jhilmila 04186100 Saraipali 04195200 Sethjarnpani 04189200 Daldali 04189300 Amanara 04197500 Kankermanji 04190100 Bhajipala 04183200 Babankera 04191700 Kotenchuan 04196000 Siliaribahara 04197600 Gobara 04189000 Pasarnara 04184000 Bhanpur 04193600 Karchul 04196400 Katingpani 04197300 Kermeli 04188900 Rajibnagar 04196500 Lodl'a 04187200 Chanabeda 04185400 Darlinawapara 04195400 Bhaisadadar 04197200 Pethiapali 04183700 Senbhata 04182200 Barakothi 04195300 Kalarnidadar 04194900- Kukurimundi 04188~00 Kendubahara 04186000 Tangopani 04188100 Forfouj 04184100 Dhumabhata 04191800 Sialati 04191500 Jamudara 04186300 Darlipali OrfChuhuri 04194700 Dhwajabhata 04185900 Jampani 04195900 Gangadigarh 04198000 Sunarital 04196300 Chhotlodra

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APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory Ust of villages according to the proportion of the Ust of villages according to the proportion ofthe

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name of the District:NUAPADA it Name of the District:NUAPADA it

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population population

(percentages) (p ercentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3

04188500 J amusalebhata 04215200 Chandopala 04195500 Pakhanpadar 04211000 Balenjar 04188300 Chhotkendubahara 04208mO Kureswar

Name of CD Block: Komana 04198700 Chohakapada

Less tban 5 04202900 Semelpali 04208900 Baghamunda 04204600 Jadamunda

04207900 Khambahi 31-40 04212000 SoJbandh 04207800 Batibahal

04203300 Nuagaon 04209300 Rang

04211100 Dumerbahal 04199000 Kurumpuri

04198600 Kusadona(Kusadahana) 04199900 Lakhana

5-10 04203800 Kandetara

04204000 Dhumabhata 04204200 Sihinamunda

04203400 Larki 04212500 Belg;'lon

04209600 lalamkata 04198200 T eng;'lnabasa

04211400 Bodachhapar 04207100 Koked

04210000 J ag;'lnnathp ali 04198900 Daldali

04202000 ChancharlYharan 04215100 Palsipani

04204700 Ichhapur 04211600 Pandelbahali

11-20 04208200 Kumutimunda

04211900 Komana 41-50

04209400 DoheJapada 042Q8800 Bhella

04200800 Tetelpada 04209700 Dunguripali

04204500 Ganiary 04214800 Bahabal

04213900 R!\iana 042J~400 Jag;:tnnathpali

04209200 Kishna 04191noo Samarsing

04215000 Dharamsagar 04204300 Jatag;:tTh

04201700 Tarabod 04210100 Mahulbhata

04200000 Bangamunda 04209500 Pandarapathar

21-30 04210900 Bahalmunda

04209100 Ghotsar 04211500 Konabira

04208300 Jhagrahi 04204900 Dumerpani

04200900 Bagmunda 04201500 Karangavata

04206600 Dhekunpani 04203700 Danajhola

04198800 Limdihi 04212400 Sandabahali

04203100 Kalimati 04214~00 Lambipani

04203900 Budhikomna 04201300 Latkanpada

04209900 T ikrap ada 04198500 Sinapali

04212300 - Agren 51-75

04212100 Ulva 04213000 Deodarha

04202100 Telenpali 04202400 Mendhatal

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APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory list of vi lIages according to the proportion of the list of villages Recording to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name of the District:NUAPADA • Name ofthe District:NUAPADA '" Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village

Scheduled number Scheduled number Tribes Tribes

population population (percentages) (p ercentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3

04214700 Pendraban 04201100 Diamunda

04214000 Kalimati 04208400 Barandapat

04201600 Hat is ara 04200300 lalamadai

04201900 8ahajat 04203200 Kamkeda

04207700 Bisibahal 04202700 Sukulimundi

04202600 Babupali 04203500 Gandamer

04202800 Thog;:tpali 04204800 Darlipada

04200700 8ialati 04210500 Poinr

04208600 Khairvadi 04199100 Bhurukadhoda

04214600 "lhalkusum 04205800 Iharlamb

04201800 Palasipani 04211200 Bhalubahal

04212800 Dhorlamunda 04205000 Balikhamar

04205200 Siletpani 04208500 Jodharamunda 04195700 Gang;:tdig;:trh 04199300 Patparpali 04205100 Belardana 04205400 Haluapali 04203600 Kantapali 04199600 Chanamunda 04206400 Adar 04207500 Kholigaon 04200600 Bhalukona 04210200 Patapani 04212700 Chhata 04205300 Majhagaon 04203000 Thutibar 04206100 Kotrabetla

04211300 Hadp'ur 04206300 Soseng 04208000 Michhapali 04207400 Jamg;:ton 04199400 . Chhindpani 04207600 Cherechankhol 04206900 Sunabeda 04200100 Bhaosil 04201400 Kasipala 04200200 Chandrasil 04210700 Bharuamunda 04200400 Talabela 04199200 Silva 04202200 Sarasmal 04204400 Manikaguda 04202500 Makhapadar 04210600 Biswanathpur 04205500 Rupiamba 04198100 Khajurbahal 04205900 Sibanarayanpur 04212900 Dhanravata 04206200 Kechopakhan 04201200 Mundapala 04206700 Jhalipani

76 and above 04206800 Junapani 04199800 MundapaUa 04207000 Upkapani 04199500 Suabahal 01207300 Gadgada 04205700 . Deosil 04210300 Anupg;:trh 04206000 Kamarkhol 04214900 Jhikidungri . 04208100 Thongo Name of CD Block: Boden 04202300 Dedenga Less than S 04204100 MusapaJi 04234100 Dahanapali 04206500 ·Gatibeda 04234600 Bartansil

256

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APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory Ust of villages according to the proportion of the Ust of villages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name of the District:NUAPADA it Name of the District:NUAPADA it

Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code N arne of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population population

(percentages ) (p ercentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3

04230700 Kerapadar 04213600 Kirekela 5-10 04230100 Boirgaon

04228200 Durkamunda(Kala) 04230200 Nimna 04232800 Doto 04230900 Tetelpara 04234200 Kekatsar 04227700 Kirejhola 04231100 Ambaguda 04233400 Khurdguma

11-20 04232100 Ihirinikhol

04232400 Anlabhata 04228500 Khaira

04234400 Babebir 04234900 Kulingmal

04231000 Binapur 04231500 Rokal

04233200 . Larka 04228600 Kesarl!ipur

04230500 Rajpur 04231900 Putupara

04230400 Jamugaon 04230300 Dhamanapara

04231600 Tarapur 04228700 Sunapur

04232900 Lesunpali 04229900 Khadupani

04227800 Amera 04231800 Bakulikhunti(Kala)

21-30 04214200 Daragaon

04228000 Palasada 04233300 Palenbasa

04213800 Bolda 04227600 Komerkhol

04232600 Kulekela 04232000' Ghantiguda

04233500 Anakapur 04213300 Nagpada

04232{00 Litisargi 76 and above

04213500 Karlakot 04227500 M ankarbirli

04228300 Dabri 04229500 Dhobei

31-40 04228100 Margaon

04231400 Kamalamal 04229800 Chikalchuan

04233100 Khirmal 04230000 Baglor

04228400 BanjibahaI 04229300 Sunarnundi

04229100 Boden 04213~00 Sirli .

04228800 Bagabahal 04227300 Redhamal

04233900 Karangamal 04231300 BherumaI

04213700 Kotamal 04233700 Khorla

41-50 04229400 Kotgaon

04228900 Mahulpadar 04227200 Patdarha

04233800 Kampur 04229700 Kathafar

04232500 Sukulibhata 04227400 Rundi

04213200 Jharanamal 04229600 Bhainsadani

04230600 Pharasara 04232200 Mahulpadar

51-75 04218900 Salepada

04229000 Temeri 04213100 Bhuinpani

04229200 Kusumkhunta 04231200 Jugarajpur

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APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory list of villages according to the proportion ofthe list of villages according to the proportion ofthe

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name ofthe Distriet:NUAPADA ." Name of the District:NUAPADA ." Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population population

(p ereen t ages) (percentages) I 2 3 I 2 3

04234000 Pitapani 21-30 Name ofeD Block: Sinapali 04236300 Rebadi

Less than 5 04236400 Karlakhamar

04242000 Barpadar 04239700 Kapsi

04236700 MaJpada 04246100 Brahmanpada

04239400 Sagunbhadi 04243700 Kendumunda

04239000 Gadaramal 04244600 Dhmgiamunda tDhungiamunda)

04239800 Sardhapur 04241500 'Liad

04240200 Gambhariguda 04243900 Kandolkona

04242500 Kotamal 04241700 Dhungiamunda

04239600 , Sinapali 04234700 Salekela

5-10 04239500 Jugenpadar

04244900 8adibahal 04242600 Singjhar

04243100 Kuliadungri 04240600 Jogibahala

04238700 Kaintapadar 31-40

04241100 Gidhamal 04240500 MundapaJa

04235500 Hirapur 04242400 Maha~on

04235400 Govindpur 04243800 Haldimunda 04238800 Ghuchaguda 04241800 Lltiguda

11-20 04242100 Bharuamunda 04239900 Ghotuguda 04236200 TimlUlpur 04247100 Kokpadar 04245000 Iharbandha 04242900 Kodobeda 04243400 Den~mancha

04241900 Chancharabhata 04245800 Sonabarsa 04240000 Chalna 04235900 Ranimunda

04240400 Gandabahali 41-50

04241300 Chaunra 04243000 Pendraban

04244800 Tileimal 04243200 Karanbahali

04246300 Kusumjore 04238300 Sardhapur 04246400 Kaseipani 04244500 Darlipada 04238600 Kharsel 04236800 Kusumkhunta 04245300 Nagajhar 04241600 Charpali 04236500 Khapurimal 04239300 Chatiaguda 04241400 Jhankarguda 04240700 Kopia 04241000 Hatibandha 04235600 Maheswar 04242700 Godal 04245700 Brahmaniguda 04245400 Kandamunda 04244100 Si~lIa(i 04238900 Nilji 04246900 Nuapara 04234800 Bara~n 51-75 04239100 Khalna 04244000 Jampani 04239200 Palsapara 04240900 Makhapadar

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APPENDIX VII B - Village Directory APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory list of villages according to the proportion of the list of villages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Name ofthe District:NUAPADA " Name of the District:NUAPADA * Range of Location code Name of village Range of Location code Name of village Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tribes Tribes population popUlation

(percentages) (p ercen t ages ) 1 2 3 1 2 3

04241200 M alp ada Name of CD Block: Khariar 04235300 Armala Less than 5

04238000 Bhuliabhata 04219800 Modasil

04244300 Nuamalpada 04220400 Kotipadar

04240800 Sitalkhalia 04217800 Chalanpada

04236600 Gorla 04217900 Goimundi

04245600 Malapada 04216800 Ihidiridhoda

04237300 Chitarama 04217400 Bhojapur

04237500 Talakot 04220300 Loharapali

04235800 Mandiarucha 04223200 Mahulapada

04243300 Dungriguda 04220500 Padmapur

04238100 Fulchi 04223700 Bhairajpur

76 and above 04222400 Nehena

04237700 Nangalbod 04224400 Anchalpur

04238200 Kathibadi 04217200 Baresbahal

04236900 Bijalpur 04224800 Dohelpada

04237200 Jamabahali 04220000 Gadaramunda

04237600 Bhatapani 5-10

04216300 Thelakodabari 04242200 Govindapur

04226300 Duajhar 04237000 Dumerbahal

04224200 Dhanksar 04245500 Jhulenbar

04223000 Bikramapur 04246700 Patialpara 04215900 Jholpathar 04238400 Khirbhadi 04218700 Kendup'ati 04246600 Sandhibahali 04217000 Silman 04244400 Akhadabhata 04224600 Bahalpadar 04246200 Nuaguda 04224900 Bankapur 04235100 Kanetghatmal 04221700 Tukula 04237900 Dauda 11-20 04242300 Karlapani 04222200 Lachhipur 04246500 Haldikhol 04220900 Amalapali 04246000 Kuliaribahal (Koliari Bahal) 04224700 Chandel 04237800 Tankamal 04215400 Gharadhara 04243500 ChandeJ 04215600 Badamaheswar 04235200 Jogabhata 04217600' Chanabeda

04237100 Karadungari 21-30 I

04244200 Dangargaon 04215500 Rajamunda

04235700 Dhungiamunda 04220600 Badi

04244700 Gojiadt!!l.gri 04221000 Mahura

04245100 Mankarguda 04221300 Junen

04245900 Loharapali 04217300 Chhata

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APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory APPENDIX vn B - Village Directory list of villages according to the proportion of the list of Vl II ages according to the proportion of the

Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges Scheduled Tribes to the total populatIon by ranges

Name of the Distrid:NUAPADA .. Name ofthe DlStrict:NUAPADA .. Range of Location code Name of vIllage Range of LocatIon code Name of vIllage Scheduled number Scheduled number

Tnbes Tnbes populatIOn populatton

(percentages) (percentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3

04220800 Badamula 04223500 M antntaral(Khurd)

04216900 Kotenmunda 04224100 Blchhanapah

04218300 Chmdaguda 04222600 Godadhapadar

04219400 LanJI 04226200 Khamatarat

04217700 Barapadar 04215700 Sunamudl

04219700 Jharasaram 04216500 Podapah(Kala)

04225800 Ranlmunda Ml\9900 B\_le-Pu!

04227100 Srkuan(Kala) 04218600 Klklnbeda

04221500 Saraglldl 04223800 Bhalundungarl

31-40 04220700 Arada

0422JI00 Kotamal 04225400 Khasbahal

04221600 Rlslgaon 04226700 Junapanl

04225200 NlJaraJPur 04225700 Sardhapur

04218500 KhudpeJa 04223900 Gudabheh

04216200 Bargaon 04226800 Klrklta

04215300 Kuhgaon 76 and above

04216400 Dumerbahal 04216100 Bendrabahal

04218400 Khmrpadar 04222800 Kudaldungarl

41-50 04219100 Bhlmapadar

04219600 Kusutnal 04221900 Badadohel

04227000 Srkuan(Khurd) 04223400~ M antrrtaral(Kala)

04224300 Godatala 04223600 Dabrr

04216000 Debahal 04216600 Podapah(Khurd)

04219500 DumerJor 04219300 Uparplta

04222700 Blrlghat 04226500 Mahulkot

51-75 04226600 Sangarp adar

04215800 Sanamaheswar 04219000 Kenduguda

04226000 PaJama 04225900 Kamp anlguma

04225100 Khalrbhadl 04222900 MahulJharan

Oit226400 Samserp adar 04223100 Karandoba

04216700 Rohenpadar

04221100 Chanatamal Note:- Villages havmg NIL Scheduled Trzbes PopulatIOn have been excluded

04223300 Belpara

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Appendix - VIII: Number ofvlllages under each Gram Panchayat District: Nuapada ( 25 )

Name of the C.D.Block Gram Panchayat No. of Area in Sq. Number of Total Scheduled Scheduled C.D.Block Code Name Villages Km. Households Population Caste Tribe

Population Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Nuapada 0001 Bhaleswar 9 40.29 1,163 5,328 872 2,150

Beltukuri 8 32.88 1,165 5,254 698 1,606

Bisora 7 38.88 1,239 5,396 631 2,005

Kuliabandha 7 45.72 1,349 5,645 546 2,610

Parkod 10 31.05 1,215 5,226 1,164 1,147

Budhip-alli 6 14.52 696 3,314 515 159

Biromal 7 50.73 1,261 5,785 555 3,409

Kodomeri 9 45.74 1,401 6,355 464 2,917

Amsena 5 17.84 952 4,834 742 916

Dumerpani 6 24.90 1,014 4,853 379 1,587

Rl\ipurnuapada 6 19.76 2,329 10,774 1,507 1,640

Godfulla 8 2Q.63 879 3,996 645 1,185 \

Darlimunda 3 28.42 772 3,347 395 1,945

Saipalla 3 25.19 846 4,198 410 2,272

Kotenchuan 8 38.22 1,117 5,359 383 3,044

Tanwat 8 31.42 1,584 7,195 617 2,807

Saraban~ 6 20.26 1,103 5,167 475 868

Bhera 7 27.94 1,096 4,822 819 2,384

Amanara 10 34.73 1,033 5,037 190 2,031

Kendubahara 9 40.94 805 3,381 171 2,087

M otanuap ada 10 35.73 1,130 4,931 648 2,457

Dharambandha 8 36.13 1,278 5,968 458 2,998

Bharuamunda 4 18.08 417 1,925 21 1,411

Kerrnunda 7 26.09 395 1,71J0 168 1,361

CDBlock Total 171 746.09 26,239 119,830 13,473 46,996

Komana 0002 Kurumpuri 10 31.24 1,460 6,283 596 2,363

Silbha 8 39.23 1,488 6,258 517 3,953

Lakhana 10 59.73 1,746 7,583 1,712 3,632

Tho~pali 4 20.44 803 3,346 739 2,021

Gandamer 5 17.75 733 2,989 284 1,708

Kandetara 2 9.51 608 2,387 735 932

Jat~h 5 44.95 1,498 6,395 471 2,943

Tarbod 4 35.12 1,247 5,598 841 2,057

Sialati 7· 27.88 837 3,699 500 1,867 I

Sunabeda 25 51.65 1,237 5,883 361 4,473

Darlipada 4 26.54 842 3,941 412 2,434

Jadamunda 4 29.85 1,101 4,848 536 2,031

Koresore 5 16.10 1,309 5,681 591 1,819

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Appendix - vm : Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat District: Nuapada (25)

Name of the C.D.Block Gram Panchayat No. of Area in Sq. Number of Total Scheduled Scheduled

C.D.Block Code Name Villages Km. Households Population Caste Tribe Population Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Budhikomana 5 17.76 1,133 5,042 926 1,483

Nuagaon 4 22.08 979 3,838 845 1,516

Tikrapada 6 8.15 846 3,615 767 1,043

Komana 5 17.64 1,387 6,365 695 1,772

Bhella 5 19.59 1,064 4,750 642 1,888

Jhagrahi 5 49.00 1,509 6,340 846 2,913

Michhapali 6 23.39 736 3,130 292 2,090

Rajana 6 29.48 1,314 5,297 697 2,174

Agren 6 14.86 963 4,282 654 732

Konabira 8 20.24 1,124 4,659 768 1,176

Pendraban 13 27.49 1,186 4,873 602 2,277

CDBlock Total 162 659.67 27,150 117,082 16,029 51,297

I Boden 0003 Nagpada 6 28.28 1,100 4,451 477 3,116

Karlakote 6 35.45 1,369 5,423 643 2,749

Domjhar 6 28.29 1,228 5,738 694 1,126

Khaira 8 45.01 1,955 8,445 1,069 3,951

Boden 6 24.96 1,956 8,114 1,592 2,550

Bhainsadani 7 27.42 1,066 4,470 145 4,012

Boirgaon 9 29.41 1,317 5,312 780 3,469

Farasara 9 29.09 1,675 6,884 788 2,918

Rokal 5 17.50 1,067 4,775 679 1,37~

Litisargi 9 21.38 1,320 5,049 762 1,228

Babebir 4 17.16 1,212 5,107 719 246

Karangamal 6 12.94 977 3,948 512 1,042

Larka 8 21.39 994 4,340 569 1,494

CDBlock Total 89 338.28 17,236 72,056 9,429 29,274

Sinapali 0004 Nangalbod 17 56.74 1,730 7,502 364 5,595

Garla 8 21.48 1,226 5,145 612 2,044

Timanpur 5 23.27 1,237 5,206 459 1,531

Nilji 9 31.84 2,281 9,572 1,493 1,646

Bargaan 3 15.72 1,194 4,819 814 915

Gandabahali 4 11.92 938 4,076 401 527

Mukhapadar 8, 28.18 1,537 6,068 718 2,032

Hatibandha 6 29.70 1,822 7,566 785 1,4~3

Sinapali 5 16.39 2,246 9,399 1,032 . 1,044

Gadal 7 22.56 1,630 6,958 1,428 1,308

Karanballali 9 20.87 1,059 4,391 748 947

Kendumunda 14 42.93 1,931 8,056 1,376 2,709

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Appendix - vm: Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat District: Nuapada (25)

Name of the C.D.Block Gram Panchayat No. of Area in Sq. Number of Total Scheduled Scheduled C.D.Block Code Name Villages Km. Households Population Caste Tribe

Population Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Jharbandha 6 19.75 1,123 4,287 648 1,573

Singjhar 6 19.29 1,121 4,549 800 1,423

Kusumjhore 5 18.46 941 3,683 348 1,399

Bharuamunda 13 37.54 1,842 7,389 1,065 2,716

CDBlock Total 125 416.64 23,858 98,666 13,091 28,852

Khariar 0005 Sanmaheswar 8 21.66 1,120 4,690 828 1,338

Bargaon 7 18.41 1,143 4,898 (i04 1,936

Bhojapur 7 21.31 1,757 7,489 977 1,141

Bhuliasikuan 6 18.05 1,484 6,416 472 956'

Badi 8 26.12 1,733 7,704 1,750 1,827

Chindaguda 7 15.14 1,349 6,057 933 656

Khudpeja 7 13.37 1,055 4,480 588 970

Lanji 12 26.71 1,501 6,533 749 2,902

Birighat II 25.09 1,551 6,456 954 3,259

Nehena 10 17.84 1,618 6,714 1,769 1,383

Tukula 4 20.61 1,863 8,317 1,309 1,081

Sardhapur 6 15.80 933 3,938 1,002 1,045

Duajhar 4 11.55 1,331 5,446 1,161 1,560

Kirkita 4 20.73 922 3,622 213 1,932

Ranimunda 5 16.06 1,092 4,280 351 1,905

Khasbahal 10 20.50 1,394 5,978 831 1,646

CDBlock Total 116 308.95 21,846 .93,018 14,491 25,537

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VilLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

Section II -Town Directory

NOTE EXPLAINING THE ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE

TOWN DIRECTORY

Statement I : Status and Growth History

Column 2 : Class, name and civic administration status of town :

Class has been introduced to facilitate analysis of town directory data at the state and all India levels. It is presented according to 2001 Census Population of the town as follows:

Population Class

100,000 and above I

50,000 - 99,999 II

20,000 - 49,999 III

10,000 - 19,999 IV

5,000 - 9,999 V

Below 5,000 VI

Town with a population of one hundred thousand (l,OO,OOO)and above is treated as a city.

The civic administration status of the towns is indicated within bracket against the name of the town. The following abbreviations are used to denote civic status of town.

(I) Municipal Corporation. M.Corp.

(II) Municipal Committee . MC -

(III) f.aunicipal Council MCI

(IV) City Municipal Council CMC

(V) Town Municipal Council TMC

(VI) Municipal Board MB

(VII) Municipality M

(VIII) Cantonment Board/Cantonment CB

(IX) Notified Area NA

(X) Notified Town NT

(XI) Notified Area Committee/

Notified Area Council NAC

(XU) Notified Town Area NTA

(XIII) Industrial Notified Area - INA

(XIV) Industrial Township ITS

(XV) Township TS

(XVI) Town Panchayat TP

(XVII) Nagar Panchayat NP

(XVIII) Town Committee!

Town Area Committee TC

(XIX) Small Town Committee ST

(XX) Estate office EO

(XXI) Gram Panchayat GP

(XXII) Census Town CT

Other columns need no explanations.

Statement II - Physical Aspects and Location of

towns, 1999 : I

Cohimn 3 to 5 : Physical Aspects

In these columns the Rainfall and Maximum &

Minimum Temperature of the town are recorded.

Column 6, 7 and 8 :

Name of the State headquarters, District

headquarters and Sub-Divisional headquarters with

distance from the referent town in kilometers, is to

be recorded respectively. If the names mentioned in

these columns are the same as the referent town

itself, the distance is recorded as (0) zero.

Column 9 & 10 :

Name of the nearest city with one lakh and more

and five lakh and more population are recorded.

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Column 11, 12 and 13 :

If referent town enjoys the facility of railway

station, bus route fa,cility or navigable river/canal, its

name is to be mentioned. If not available, then the

name of nearest place with distance, where such

facility exists is to be mentioned. I

Statement III : Municipal Finance 1998 - 1999

Item-wise amount of receipt and expenditure in

thousand rupees, relating to municipal finance of the

town for the year 1998-99 is to be recorded.

Statement IV: Civic and Other amenities, 1999

Column 1 to 5 : Self explanatory

Column 6 : Road length (in kms.)

Information about kutcha / pucca road is to be recorded separately for the roads within the limits of the referent town.

(i)

(ii)

Pucca Road

Kutcha Road

Column 7: System of Sewerage

PR

KR

Generally, sewerage system is implied the network of mains and branches of underground conduits for the conveyance of sewerage to the point of disposal. Sewers that carry only household Ilnd industrial wastes are called separate sewers, those that carry storm water from roofs, streets and other surface are known as ~torm water drains, while those carrying both sewage and storm water are called combined sewers.

The codes \Ised for different types of drainage system are as follows :

(i) Sewer S

(ii) Open Surface Drains OSD

(iii) Box Surface Drains BSD

(iv) Sylk Drains SO

(v) Cesspool method CP

(vi) Pit System Pt

(vii) Others 0

Column 8 to 11 : Number of latrines

Number of various types of latrines both Public and Private are given in these columns.

Column 12 : Method of disposal of night soil

The various prevalent method of disposal of night soil are given below with codes :

Head Loads

Basket

Wheel Barrows

Septic Tank

HL

B

WB

ST

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Pit System

Sewerage

Others

Column 13 and 14 : Water supply

Pt

S

o

For source and capacity of storage system, the following codes are used in these columns:

Column 13 :

(i) Tap water

(ii) Tube-well water

T

TW

(iii) Tank Water TK

(iv) Well water W

Column 14 :

(v) Over Head Tank OHT

(vi) Service Reservoir SR

(vii) River Infiltration Gallery RIG

(viii) Bore Well Pumping System BWP

(ix) Pressure Tank PT

The information on major source of water supply are given in column 13 and the storage capacity against each in kilo-litres (in bracket) are presented in column 14.,

Column 15 : Fire Fighting Service

In case the fire fighting service is available in the referent town 'yes' is recorded. If the facility is not available within the town, the name of the nearest place having this facility with its distance from the referent town has been recorded.

Column 16 to 20 : Electrification (Number of connections)

Different types of electric connections have been shown in these columns, i.e. Domestic, Industrial, Commercial, Road lighting (points) & others.

Statement V : Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1999

Column 1 to 3 : Self explanatory.

Column 4 & 5 :

The data covers all such medical institutions run by or aided by Government/Semi I GovernmentlLocal

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bodies and Charitable institutions or Social agencies like the Missionaries. Where the family planning centres are attached to hospitals or maternity and child welfare centres or. primary health centres, may be treated as independent units and counted separately using following codes:

(i) Hospital H

(ii) Dispensary D

(iii) Health Centre HC

(iv) Family Welfare Centre FWC

(v) TB. Clinic TB

(vi) Nursing Home NH

(vii) Others 0

In case of more than one institutions of any. type, it is indicated within brackets the number of such institution (s) e.g. D(3), NH(8), etc. The institutions have further been distinguished by providing additional codes within the bracket as given below :

Ayurvedic

Unani

Homoeopathic

Column 6 to 9 :

A

U

Hom

The codes used for these columns are as follows:

(i) Arts only

(ii) Science only

(iii) Commerce only

(iv) Arts & Science only

(v) Arts & Commerce only

A

S

C

AS

AC

(vi) Combined for all ASC categories-Arts, Science and Commerce

(vii) Law L

(viii) University U

(ix) Others 0

Column 10 : Recognized shorthand, typewriting and vocational training institutes

"Recognised" should mean recognised by some

statutory authority, like education department,

commerce department, labour department etc. of the

government or semi government or autonomous

bodies, public sector undertakings etc.

The following codes are used:

(i) Shorthand SH

(ii) Typewriting Type

(iii) Shorthand & Typewriting SH Type

(iv) Others a

The vocational institutions like - Applied Art! Painting college, Pharmacy college, B. Ed. College,

Teacher's Training Institute, Music / Dance School,

Nursing School etc. are covered under 'Others'.

Column 11 to 14 : Higher Secondary/ Intermediate/Senior Secondary/PUC/Junior College level, Secondary/Matriculation, Middle Schools/ Junior Secondary and Primary Schools

School up to class V are treated as Primary or

elementary schools. These include Nursery schools,

Kindergarten schools, Pre-Primary schools, Junior

Basic schools upto class V and Primary schools upto

class IV.

Schools upto VIII are considered as Middle

school or Junior Secondary.

Schools upto class X are considered as

Matriculation or Secondary schools.

Schools upto XI or XII classes are considered as

Higher Secondary / Intermediate / Pre University /

Junior College etc. This would cover 10+2 classes

whether held in schools or colleges.

If there are composite schools like middle schools

with primary classes or Secondary schools with Middle

classes, these are also included in the number of

Primary and Middle schools, respectively. For

example, if in a town, there are two Primary Schools

and one Middle school with Primary classes, the

number of Primary schools in the town is given as

three and that of Middle school as one though there

are only three educational institutions.

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If there are more institutions of a type in the town,

the number is indicated within bracket along with the

abbreviation, e.g. P(4), M(3).

Column 15 : Adult literacy class/centres

This column has been introduced keeping in view the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning Commission. There are number of Adult Education Centres which are included in these columns.

If an educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest place and its distance in kilometres from the town where the facility is available is mentioned.

Column 16 : Working Women's hostels with 'number of seats

The number of working women's hostel if available in the referent town is mentioned with number of seats. If the facility is not available in the town the name of nearest place with distance where the facility is available is recorded.

Column 17 to 19: Recreational and Cultural Facilities

Stadium, Cinema\ AuditoriumlDramaiCommunity Hall are covered under recreational & cultural facilities. The particulars of permanent recreational facilities are considered for these columns.

Column 20 : Public Libraries, Reading Rooms

Number of public libraries and reading rooms available in tpe referent town are recorded in codes as foHows :

(i) Public Library

(ii) Reading room

PL

RR

Statement VI : Trade, Commerce, Industry and

Banking, 1999

Column 3 to 8 : Name of three most important

commodities exported and names of three most

important'commodities manufactured in the town are

recorded.

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Column 9 : Number of Banks

Number of Banks available in the referent town

both Commercial and Co-operative banks are

recorded against this column.

Column 10 & 11 : Number of Agricultural Credit

Societies and Non Agricultural Credit Societies

The total number of Agricultural Credit Societies

and Non-Agricultural Credit Societies in the referent

town are recorded against these columns.

Statement VII : Civic and other Amenities in

Slums, 1999

This is the statement on civic and other amenities

in all slums whether notified or not and for all towns

having statutory bodies, like Municipality, Municipal

Corporation, Town area committee etc.

:VIL.LAG~AND TOWN blRECTORY

STA'fliMENT - I

81. Class, name aM Location Status and Growth lis to!)::

Name of Talukl Name of Area Number of Population and growth rate No. civic status code TahasiV Pollce C.D. Block (in sq. km.) households inel (in brackets) ofthe town at

of town number StationlIsland etc. houseless the censuses of households

(2001 Census) 1901 1911 1921 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 'I IV Khariar Road (NAC.) 42501000 Jonk Nuapada 11.4 3,398

2 IV Khariar (NAC.) 42502000 Khariar Khariar 23.8 2,874

STATEMENT-I

Population and growth rate (in brackets) Density Sex ratio of the town at the Censuses of (2001 19&1 1991 2001

Census)

1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

.- 6,400 9,226 11,448 14,027 16,629 1,458.7 953 968 979.6

(+44.2) (+24.1) (+22.5) (+18.5)

7,873 7,651 9,946 11,738 13,409 562.7 991 936 957.5 (-2.8) (+30.0) (+18.0) (+14.2)

STATEMENT-n Physical Aspects and LocatioD of Towns, 1999

Serial number

2

Class, name and Physicaiaspects civic status

of town Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) (in mm) Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5

IV Khariar Road (N.A.C.) 1168.35 34.4 13.2

IV Khariar (N.A.C.) 1168.35 34.4 13.2 .

Name 0 and road distance in kilometer(s) from Sub-division rr uk! Neatest city with Nearest city with

Tahasill Police popUlation of one popUlation of five Railway Station

Station! lakh and more lakh and more

.C.D.Block/Island HQ

8 9 10 II

Nuapada Raipur(M.P.) Khariar Road

(II) (Ill) (0)

Kharlar Raipur(M.P.) Kantabanji

(Q) (148) (40) 271

Name of and road distance in kilometer(s) from·

State HQ. District HQ.

6 7

Bhubaneswar Nuapada

(II)

Nuapada

(70)

(535)

Bhubaneswar

(488)

Navigable riverl canal (if wihthin

Bus facilit y ten kilometers)

12 13

Yes Jonk (R)

(0) (2)

Yes

(0)

Serial . number

2

Serial

2

Serial numbers

STATEMENT - III Municipal Finance, 1998-99

Class, nllIl1e and civ ie Receipt (in Rs.'OOO) status of town Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other Total

through from municip al grant sources receipt taxes, etc. properties and (specify)

power apart from taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IV Khariar Road (N.A.C.) 3,104 176 2,485 140 1,101 1,794 8,800

IV Khariar (N .A. C.)

Class, nllIl1e and civic

2

IV Khariar Road (N.A.C.)

IV Khariar (N.A.C.)

Class, nllIl1e and civic tatus of town

2

IV Khariar Road (N.A.C.)

1,186

General administration

10

486

1,001

Public safety

11

1,416

479

337 2,393 150

Expenditure (in Rs.'OOO) Plj,blic health Public Public

and works institutions conveniences

.12 13 14

0 1,687 550

751 1,380 140

STA TEMENT - IV

20

Civic and other Amenities 1999 Population Population 2001 Census Road System of

(2001 Census) Scheduled Scheduled length (in km.) sewerage Castes Tribes

3 4 6 7-

16,629 2,953 1,241 KR(l9) PR(12) OSD

Others (specify)

IS

5,130

1,072

611 4,697

Total expenditure

16

9,269

4,829

Number of latrines Total Water

borne

8 9

548 475

2 IV Khariar (N.A.C.) 13,409 2,830 1,024 KR(26) PR(69) OSD 752 752

Number of latrines Method of Water supply Fire fighting Electrification (number Vf connections) Service Others disposal of Source of System of storage service· Domestic Industrial Comm'e- Road Others

night soil supply with capacity in rcial lighting kllolitres (in (points)

brackets)

10 11 12 13 14 . 15 16 17 18 19 20 73 ST, PI T,TW SR Yes 1,264

\ 15 ,318 564 0

(409)

0 ST T,TW BWP Bhawanipatna 968 24 176 185 0 ( -) . :", (70)

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STATEMENT - V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1999

-Serial number

Class, name and civic status Population Medical facilities of town (2001 I-iospitals/Dispensaries/ Beds in medical

Census)

2 3 IV Khariar Road (N.A.C.) 16,629

2 IV Khariar (N.A.q 13,409

Medical colleges Engineerirrg colleges

7 8 Raipur(J 11) Raip ur( J 11)

Raipur(J88) Raipur( 188)

T .B. clinics etc.

4 HC FWC Other

H-Nuapada(ll)

HC FWC

H-Nuapada(70)

Educational facilities Polytechnics

9 Raipur(IIJ)

Bhawnipatna(70)

Educational facilities (Contd .... )

institutions noted in column- 4

5 21

16

Recognised shorthand, typewritingand

vocational training institutions

10 SHIype

Iype(2) 0

Educational facilities Arts!Science! Commerce!

Law! other colleges (of degree level and above)

6 Nuapada(ll)

ASC

Higher secondary/ Intermediate! Senior

Secondary / PUC (Pre­university college)! Junior

college level II

Nuapada(ll)

Secondary/Matriculation Junior secondary and Primary schools Adult literacy classes! Working women's hostel:

Middle schools centres, others (specify) with number of seats

12 13 14 15 16 4 4 15 Sambalpur(230)

3 4 16 Sarnbalpur(150)

Serial Class, name and civic status Number of recreational and cultural facilities

number of town Stadium Cinema Auditorium /Drama! Public libraries including

Community Halls reading rooms

2 17 18 19 20 IV Khariar Road (N.A.q 2 2 PL RR

2 IV Khariar (N.A.C.,- PL

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STA TEMENT - VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Bankmg, 1999

SI Class, name and CIVIC Name of three most Name of three most Important Number Number of Number of non-

No status of town tmportant commodItIes CommodIties manufactured of agricultural agricultural credit exported banks credIt SocIetIes

1st 2nd 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd Societies 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11'

IV Khanar Road Rice RIce Barn Gudakhu AlummlUm Gudakhu Iron 4 1

(N AC) UtensIl FIXture

2 IV Khanar (N A C) Rice 011 seed Gram Bread Oal RIce 3

STATEMENT-VII Civic and other amenities in Slums, 1999

Serial Class and name of town Name of the slum Is It No of Population of Paved roads System of

number notified ? households the Slum (10 sewera~

(apprmomate) (apprOlomate) kilometers)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IV Khartar Road (N A C ) Banka, M undagaon,

Adlbaslpara, Llmatdabnp ara,

No 1,458 6,847 8 OSD,O Kurumunda, Chalmunda, Ohoblpara, Khopetara, Dumerdlhl, M ongrap all

2 IV Kharlar (N A C ) M uktapur, Satnamtpada, Chhehapada, Ohobapada,

No 1,171 4,551 22 OSO,O Putupada, Dunapada, Ghaslpada

Number oflatrmes Method of No of tap pomts/pubhc ElectriCity connectIOns Private disposal of hydrants mstalled for Domestic Road IIghtmg Others

water borne servIce others Communtty ntght soli supply of protected (pomts) water

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

42 20 ST,Ft 30 230 115

42 8T,0 47 77 74

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PART-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Brief note on Primary Census Abstract

~e first census of the third millennium and twenty ~ first century the Census of India 2001 was the

14th continuous and uninterrupted Indian Census since 1872. Thus, 2001 Census will provide data on popUlation and its characteristics marking transition from one century and millennium to another. •

The gigantic operation of popUlation enumeration (c<?}1sidered by many to be the single largest and complex peace time administrative exercise in the wotld) was made possible due to the door to door universal canvassing of the Household Schedule by a~ut 2 million enumerators and supervisors covering 593 . districts, 5,463 sub-districts, 5,161 towns and 63~',588 Villages. The comprehensive Household ich~ule which replaced the individual slip had three ;~~"and two sides A and B. Part I contained the U)eation Particulars; Part II related to the Individual PartiCUlars and Part III' contained questions for Hoti~ehold engaged in CultivationIPlantation. The part II of the Household Schedule had 39 columns and 23

.\

qu~stions all of which were universally canvassed and no:sanipling was resorted to during enumeration.

> ,

Data Processing

1,028 million records were scanned and processed within a span of only 10 months starting October, 2002.

Task Force on Quality Assurance

After the data is processed, it is expedient on

the part of the data producing agency to satisfy itself

about its quality before putti~g the same in public

domain. This has to be done mainly through the

process of internal consistency, comparison with similar data in the past and also through validation

with like-wise data if available, from external sources.

Quite often the local knowledge and perception has

to be brought into play to understand both the existing

and the new emerging trends of population distribution

and characteristics. The other very important aspect

of the data quality is to ensure complete coverage of

all geographical areas especially for the population

enumeration phase where the data is disseminated

right up to the village level in the rural areas and the

ward level in the urban areas. Thus ensuring the

complete coverage and correct geographical linkage

of each enumeration block was one of the major

:: A quantum leap was made in the technology froot planks of the quality control, specially for small area

whii~' processing the Census 2001 data both for population statistics.

HObsClisting and Population Enumeration. The Census schedules for both tbe phases were scanned through hiW'.speed scanners in fifteen data centers across th"i~Qqntry and hand-written data from the sche,dulcs V:eitc~nverted into digitized form through Intelligent Character Reading (lCR) software for creation of ASQifJ~ords for further processing. The designing and formatting of the Household Schedule had to be dqfi~:;ery ,carefully using specialized software so as to ensure uniformity, which was an essential pre­requi~ite for scanning. The selection of appropriate

state-of-art technology in data processing has made

A very comprehensive check and edit mechanism

was put in place to objectively examine the preli­

minary Census 200 I Population Enumeration results

and finally clear them for use. The responsibility of

the final clearance of data was with the Task Force

on Quality Assurance (TFQA), headed by the

Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India.

The other members of the TFQA were the Heads

and senior officers of the Census Division, Data

Processing Division, Map Division, Demography

Division and Social Studies Division. The Directors

it possible to produce all the Houselisting as well as of Census Operations were co-opted as members

Population Enumeration tables on full count basis for whenever the TFQA discussed the data for their the first time in the history of Census. For Census States/Union territories. The Directors and their senior 2001, about 202 million schedules consisting of about officers were required to make detailed presentations

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of data for their own state both in respect to the quality and the coverage and only after the full possible cleared.

There has been a major departure in Census 2001 from the past in respect of the procedure followed for finalization of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes population. In the earlier censuses, the total Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes . populations were finalized at the time of the manual compilation of the Primary Census Abstracts (PCA) at the Regional Tabulation Offices which were specially set up for this purpose. The individual Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes population for each state was finalized much later based 011

manual coding done by the coders. In '2()()1 Census, each individual Scheduled Caste and the Scheduled Tribe have been coded directly on the computers by the Data Entry Operators through a process known as Computer Assistedl Coding (CAC) and taken up along with the processing of PCA data. The CAe process involves pulling down, from the relevant dictionary of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, on the computer screen and coding from the dictionary by referring to the image of the specific individual entry in the Household Schedule appearing on the screen. The CAC of the response on Religion wherever required, was also undertak.en along with the processing of PCA. This is because the Scheduled Castes status had to be determined in relation to the

religion of the individual. Two Spe~ial Task Forces,

one on Religion and the other on Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes were constituted for scrutiny and appropriate classification of these responses.

DISTRICT CENSUS HAN9BOOK : NUAPADA

Scheduled Tribes population in 2001 Census, is thus being finalized by aggregating the population data for individual Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes at appropriate geographical levels.

The entire work relating to the data validation and scrutiny· was completed by all the StateslUnion Territories under the overall supervision and monitoring of the Census Division of the Office of the Registrar General, India with active cooperation and support of the Social Studies Division, Data Processing Division, Data Dissemination Division and

Map Division.

Primary Census Abstract

The Primary Census Abstract which is yet another important publication of 2001 Census gives basic information on Area, Tqtal Households, Total population, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes population,

. Population in the age grQUP 0-6, Literates, Main workers and Marginal workers classified by the -four broad industrial categories, namely, (i) . Cultivators, (ii)

Agricultural laborers, (iii) Household Industry Workers, and (iv) Other workers and also Non-workers. The characteristics of the Total Population includes Scheduled

Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Institutional and Houseless population and are presented by sex and rural-urban residence. This data is presented at different levels, namely, India, States/Union territories, Districts and Cities, Urban Agglomerations (Population 1,00,000 and above) in three different tables. In addition, the

Appendix of said publication provides Houseless and Institutional Households and their population by residence and sex for 2001 for India, State and Union territory. .,

The main task of the Special Task Force on Religion was to appropriately merge or group the new responses Apart from the India and StatelUnion Territory encountered and code it into the appropriate-religious volumes for Primary Census Abstract, the District community based on available literature and local Census Handbook contains District Primary Census knowledge. The Special Task Force on Scheduled Abstract, Appendix to District Primary Census Castes and Scheduled Tribes examined the different Abstract, Primary Census Ab'stract for Scheduled Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes entries Castes, Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled

encoun-tered and classified these into appropriate Tribes, Village Primary Census Abstract and Urban category of the Scheduled Castes or the Scneduled Primary Census Abstract of the concerned district in

Tribes principally based on the Presidential Notifica~on the state.

and the available literature. Thus a very systematic It was for the first time at the 1'981 Census _that

and scientific mechanism was operationalised to finn the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) was brought out

up the individual religion and the individual Scheduled for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes Castes/Tribes returns. The Scheduled Castes and the separately on the pattern of General Primary Census

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Abstract. This practice was continued in 1991 also. In the 1961 and 1971 Censuses, such data were made available in Table C-VIn-Social and Cultural table and to some extent in the series 'Special Tables for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes'.

The fomlat of Primary Census Abstract has been restructured slightly in the 2001 Census as compared to that of 1991 Census. The nine-fold industrial classification of main workers given in the Primary Census Abstract of 1991 Census has been discontinued and its place, four-fold industrial classification of both 'main workers' and 'marginal workers' are included. In 1981 Census only main workers were presented in to four categories. One of th~ novel features of the primary census abstract of 1991 Census was the presentation of data of the popUlation of age group 0-6 is continued in 2001 Census also. This will help the data users in better analysis and understanding of this literacy data. I

Level of presentation in District Census Handbooks:

The Primary Census Abstract data in different PC As are presen!ed at different levels.The level of presentation of Primary Census Abstracts areas under:

The PCA Data for villages was presented CD Block wise for the first time in 1991 Census. This

practice is continued in 2001 Census also. The data for each CD Block is presented both for rural and

urban areas separately. All the villages within the CD Block constitute the rural portion and the Census Towns and Outgrowths are shown under the urban portion of the CD Block. In case a CD Block is spread over two or more districts, than portion which falls within the district is presented, the data pertaining to remaining portion of the CD Block is presented in the concerned District Census Handbook. The data in the Urban Primary Census Abstract for each town as well as for town with outgrowths in the district

are presented. The data for all the wards and the outgrowths of the town(s) are also presented

separately below the concerned town(s).

The District Primary Census Abstract is presented in 59 columns. The Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes are presented in 52 columns. The Village Primary Census Abstract and Urban Primary Census Abstract are presented in 58 columns.

The concepts and definitions used in the column heading are explained under the sub heading 'Census Concepts' in the Analytical Note. The term 'Total Population' includes the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes, the Institutional and the Houseless populations. The explanatio~ regarding area figures presented at various level in the Primary Census Abstracts are as follows:

Area Figures

The area figures supplied by local revenue authorities of the district in respect oftahasils, Police Stations and by the local bodies in respect of towns are given in square kilometers. The area figures of the villages supplied by the Tahasildars in acres have been converted and shown in hectares. The area figures of the CD Block is the total of the village areas coming under each CD Block. The area figures for the district. are the same as adopted by the Surveyor General of India to maintain uniformity at the national level. The total area figures of all the tahasils/CD Blocks within the district may not tally with area figures of the district because former represents land use area only. Similarly, the total of all the villages may not tally with the entire rural of Police StationlTahasil. The difference may be due to the fact that while the area covered by hills, forests and rivers etc, have been accounted in the Tahasils and P.S. level the same may not be covered under the area of the villages. Apart from this it may also differ due to varying methods of computation adopted at different levels.

An appendix to District Primary Census Abstract has also been furnished showing urban enumeration block-wise particulars on Total Population, the Scheduled Castes Population and the Scheduled Tribes Population for each town.

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281

DISTRICT PRIMARY

LocatIOn Dlstnct! CD Block! TotaV Area of Number of Toldl population (mcludlng Population to the code VA! City! Town Rural! Town! households mstltullonal and houseless age-group 0-6

number Urban Ward In population) square

ktlometre Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

15 Nuapada • Total 3852.00 122,601 530,690 264,396 266,294 84,521 42,921 41,594 Rural 3816.17 116,329 500,652 249,146 251,506 80,310 40,785 39,525 Urban 35.23 6,272 30,038 15,250 14,788 4,nl 2,142 2,069

0001 Nuapada Total 26,239 119.830 59.635 60,195 19,751 10,160 9,591 Rural 26.239 119,830 59,635 60,195 19,751 10,160 9,591 Urban

0002 Komana Total 27,150 117,082 57,906 59,176 18,615 9,449 9,166 Rural 27,150 117,082 57,906 59,176 18,615 9,449 9,166 Urban

0003 Boden Total 11,236 72.056 35,888 36,168 11,691 5,899 5,792 R\lta! \7,1% 11,056 35,888 %,\68 \\,69\ 5,899 5,191 Urban

0004 SlOapaIJ Total 23,858 98,666 49,309 49,357 15,975 7,962 8,013 Rural 23,858 98,666 49,309 49,357 15,975 7,962 8,013 Urban

0005 Khanar Total 21,846 93,018 46,408 46,610 14,278 7,315 6,963 Rural 21,846 'i3,018 46,408 46,610 14,278 7,315 6,963 Urban

URBAN 42501000 Khllnar Road (NAC) Urban 1140 3,398 16,629 8,400 8.229 2,468 1,231 1,'Z37 42502000 Khanar (NAC) Urban 2383 2,874 13,409 6,850 6,559 1,743 911 832

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Total! District! CD Block! Rural! U.A.I City! Town

~cheduled Castes population Scheduled Tribes population Literates Urban

Persons .Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males, Females

<12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1J9 ·20 3 2

71,196 36,061 36,235 184,111 9Il,901 93,320' '187,411 12~,461 57,951 Total Nuapada • 66,513 33,179 33,334 181,956 89,770 92,186 169,117 118,766 50,451 If,ural

5,783 i,8~~ 1.901 2,165 1,131 1,134 18,195 10,695 7,500 Urban 13,473 6,744 6,729 46,996 23,148 23,848 43,393 '29,264 14,129 Total Nuapada _ 13,473 6,744 6,729 46,996 23,148 23,848 43,393 29,264 14,129 Rural

S,03j Urban

16,029 7 .. 996 51,297 25,219 26,078 37,691 26,451 11,240 Total Komana 16,029 7,996 8,033 51,297 25,219 26,078 37,691 26,451 11,240 Rural

Urban 9,429 4,681 4.748 29,274 14.533 14.741 21,990 16,273 5,717 Total Boden -9,429 4,6SI

I 4,748 29,274 14,533 14,741 21,990 _16,273 5,717 Rur~1

Urban 13,091 6.534 6,557 28,852 14,320 14,532 32,658 23,570 9,088 Total Sinapali 13:091 6,534 6,557 28,852 1920 14,532 32,658 23,570 9,088 Rural

14,~9l . Urban -1,224 7,267 25,537 12,550 1},987 33,485 23,208 10,277 Total Khariar

'1.1~~9·1 7,224 7,267 25,537 12,550 I ,987 33,485 23,208 10,277 Rural Urban

URBAN 2,953 " 1,512 t,441 1,241 609 '632 9,982 5,831 '4,151 Urban Khariar Road (NAG)

2,830 1,370 1,460 1,024 ;'22 S02 8,213 4,864 3,349 Urban KhariBr, (NAG)

283

OISTRlL'T ~>RIMAR,\ ------Location DIstnctl CD Block! Total!

code U A ! City! Town Rural! number Urban IIhterates Total workers Main workers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males hmal.:s

2 3 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2& __ 32_

25 Nuapuda • Total 343,278 134,935 208,343 244,360 146,378 97,982 131,561 108.90" 22,654 Rural 331,435 130,380 201,055 234,000 138,460 95,540 123,087 101,739 21,3411 Urban 11,843 4,555 7,288 10,360 7,918 2,442 8,474 7,1611 I ,lOt.

0001 Nuapada Total 76,437 30,371 46,066 59,941 33,132 26,809 35.150 27,416 7.704 Rural 76,437 30.371 46,066 59941 33.13l 26,809 35,150 27,446 7,704 Urban

0002 Komana Total 79,391 31,455 47,936 58,072 32,571 25,501 28,193 12,722 5471 Rural 79,391 31.4S5 47.936 58072 32.571 25,501 211,193 22.722 5,'111 Urban

0003 Boden Total 50,066 19,615 30,451 33.907 20.096 13.811 Ib,067 13,803 2,204 Rural 50,066 19.615 30,451 33,907 20,096 13,811 16,067 13,8J3 2,264 Urban

0004 Smapah rntal 66,008 25,739 40.269 42.0~ 27,465 14,570 25,246 21,920 3.32b Rural 66,008 25,739 40,269 42.035 27,465 14.~70 25,246 21,910 3,326 Urban

0005 Khanar Total 59,533 23,200 36,333 40,045 25,196 14.849 18,431 15.848 2,58J RUfdl 59,533 23,200 36.,33 40,045 25,196 14,849 18.431 15,848 2,583 Utbnn

URBAN 42501000 Khanar Roael (NAC) Urban 6,647 2,569 4,078 5,994 4,488 1,50b 4,966 4212 7~4

42502000 Khanar (NAC) Urban 5,196 1.986 3,210 4.366 3,430 936 3,)0& 2,9)6 552

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... \ ~ ~

Industrial cateao!X of main workers Total/ District! CD Block! Rural/ UA/ City! Town

Cultivators Agricultural labourers Household industry

Other workers Urban workers

Persons Males Females Persons Males FemalesPersons Males Females Persons Males Females

--30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 3 2

: 65,134 57,204 7,930 29,363 21,091 8,272 5,197 3,767 1,430 31,867 26,845 5,022 Total Nuapada • 64,564 56,687 7,877 28,901 20,795 8,106 4,953 3,548 1,405 24,669 20,709 3,960 Rural

570 517 53 462 296 166 244 219 25 7,198 6,136 1,062 Urban 18,827 15,667 3,160 9,664 6,111 3,553 568 431 137 6,091 5,237 854 Total Nuapada 18,827 15,667 3,160 9,664 6,111 3,553 568 431 137 6,091 5,237 854 Rural

Urban 16,193 13,973 2,220 6,615 4,448 2,167 918 618 300 4,467 3,683 784 Total Komana 16,193 13,973 2,220 6,615 4,448 2,167 918 618 300 4,467 3,683 784 Rural

Urban 9,891 8,921 970 3,023 2,397 631 975 650 325 2,173 1,835 338 Total Boden 9,891 8,921 970 3,028 2,397 631 975 650 325 2,173 1,835 338 Rural

Urban 12,223 11,546 677 6,077 4,854 1,223 1,329 931 398 5,617 4,589 1,028 Total Sinapali 12,223 11,546 677 6,077 4,854 1,223 1,329 931 398 5,617 4,589 1,028 Rural

Urban 7,430 6,580 850 3,517 2,985 532 1,163 9,18 245 6,321 5,365 956 Total Khariar

7,430 6,580 850 3,517 2,985 532 1,163 918 245 6,321 5,365 956 Rural Urban

URBAN

441 395 46 274 182 92 125 107 18 4,126 3,528 598 Urban Khariar Road (NAC)

129 122 7 188 114 74 119 112 7 3,072 2,608 464 Urban Khariar (NAC)

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LocatIOn Dlstnct/ CD Block! Total/ Industnal categ0!1 code U A / Clty/ Town Rural/

number Urban Marginal workers Cultivators Agnculturallabourers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

25 Nuapada • Total 112,799 37,471 75,328 18,192 7,240 10,952 83,722 25,463 58,259 Rural 110,913 36,721 74,192 17,986 7,169 10,817 83,030 25,306 57,724 Urban 1,886 750 1,136 206 71 135 692 157 535

0001 Nuapada Total 24,791 5,686 19,105 4,326 998 3,328 19,645 4,323 15,122 Rural 24,791 5,686 19,105 4,326 998 3,328 19,645 4,323 15,321 Urban

0002 Komana Total 29,879 9,849 20,030 5,629 2,131 3,498 23,103 7,180 15,923 Rural 29,879 9,849 20,030 5,629 2,131 3,498 23,103 7,180 15,923 Urban

0003 Boden Total 17,840 6,293 11,547 2,848 1,475 1,373 13,590 4,234 9,356 Rural 17,840 6,293 11,547 2,848 1,475 1,373 13,590 4,234 9,356 Urbsn

0004 Smapah Total 16,789 5,545 11,244 1,883 860 1,023 12,117 3,807 8,310 Rural 16,789 5,545 11,244 1,883 860 1,023 12,117 3,807 8,310 Urban

0005 Khansr Total 21,614 9,348 12,266 3,300 1,705 1,595 14,575 5,762 8,8\3 Rural 21,614 9,348 12,266 3,300 1,705 1,595 14,575 5,762 8,813 Urban

URBAN 42501000 Khanar Road (NAC) Urban 1,028 276 752 143 19 124 492 58 434 42502000 Kbanar (NAC) Urban 858 474 384 63 52 II 200 99 101

286

CENSUS ABSTRACT

of marsmal workers Total/ DIstrIct! CD Block! LocatIOn Rural/ U A / Cltyl Town code

IIousehold mdustry Other workers Non-workers Urban number

workers'

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 3 2

1,995 532 1,463 8,890 4,236 4,654 286,330 118,018 168,312 Total Nuapada • 25 1,919 496 1,423 7,978 3,750 4,228 266,652 110,686 155,966 Rural

76 36 40 912 486 426 19,678 7,332 12,346 Urban 146 61 85 674 304 370 59,889 26,503 33,386 Total Nuapada 0001 146 61 85 674 304 370 59,889 26,503 33,386 Rural

Urban 284 91 193 863 447 416 59,010 25,335 33,675 Total Komana 0002 284 91 193 863 447 416 59,010 25,335 33,675 Rural

Urban 353 65 288 1,049 519 530 38,149 15,792 22,357 Total Boden 0003

353 65 288 1,049 519 530 38,149 15,792 22,357 Rural Urban

675 117 558 2,114 761 1,353 56,631 21,844 34,787 Total Smapah 0004

675 117 558 2,114 761 1,353 56,631 21,844 34,787 Rural Urban

461 162 299 3,278 1,719 1,559 52,973 21,212 31,761 Total Khanar 0005

461 162 299 3,278 1,719 1,559 52,973 21,212 31,761 Rural Urban

URBAN 39 13 26 354 186 168 10,635 3,912 6,723 Urban Khanar Road (NAC) 42501000

37 23 14 558 300 258 9,043 3,420 5,623 Urban Khanar (NAC) 42502000

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APPENDIX TO DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK WISE

Location Name of town Name of ward Boundaries of Total Scheduled Scheduled Code urban block I population Castes Tribes

EB number population population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

4~501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.1 EB No.1 707 129 28

. 42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.2 EB No.2 326 25 22

42~01000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.2 EB No 3 677 113 2

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.3 EB NO.4 753 140 112

42601000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.3 EB NO.5 704 28 90

425Q1000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.3 EB NO.6 600 33 20

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.4 EB NO.7 517 137 7

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.4 EB NO.8 542 6

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.5 EB No.9 485 21 3

42.601000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No.6 EB No. 10 567 533

42601000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.6 EB No. 11 419 184 3

42~_01000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.7 EB No. 12 751 485 4

42~01 000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.8 EB No. 13 518 9 7

42~Q1000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.8 EB No. 14 703 53 35

42~Q1000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward NO.9 EB No. 15 416 88 33

4250,1000 Khariar Road (NAC)' Ward No. 10 EB No. 16 419 .. 42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No. 10 EB No. 17 331 5

42ey01000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No. 11 EB No. 18 419 4 21

42~91000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 11 EB No. 19 285 8 23

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No. 12 EB No. 20 742 39 77

42Sb1000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No. 12 EB No. 21 712 121 230

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No. 13 EB No. 22 537 54 86

.42~Q1000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 13 EB No. 23 618 17 5

42501000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 14 EB No. 24 402 128 13

42501000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 14 EB No, 25 419 344

42501000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 15 EB No. 26 730 31 67

42501000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 15 EB No. 27 571 38 34

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No, 16 EB No. 28 582 9 109

42501000 Khariar Road (NAG) Ward No. 17 EB No. 29 692 6 96

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Ward No, 17 EB No, 30 485 171 108

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No, 1 EB No.1 675

42502000 KhaTiar (NAG) Ward No.1 EB No.2 377 66 59

291

Location Name of town Name of ward Boundaries of Total Scheduled Scheduled Gode urban block I population Castes Tribes

EB nU!l1ber population popUlat:on

1 2 3 4 5 6 "] -----

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.2 EB NO.3 603 214 49

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.2 EB No.4 626 440

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.2 EB NO.5 503 '198 ~3

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.3 EB NO.6 426 150 29

42502000 Khariar (NAC) Ward No.3 EB NO.7 569 56 18

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.4 EB NO.8 587 456 7

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.5 EB NO.9 424 47 1

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.5 EB No. 10 582 37 28

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.6 EB No. 11 670 14 4

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.7 EB No. 12 630 82 26

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.7 EB No. 13 753 8 14 • I

42502000 Khanar (NAC) Ward NO.8 EB No. 14 642 6

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward NO.8 EB No. 15 591 2

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.9 EB No. 16 631 136 5

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No.9 EB No. 17 227 1 2

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 10 EB No. 18 341 15 o. 147

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 10 EB No. 19 416 3 48

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 11 EB No. 20 555 44 3'19

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 11 EB No. 21 499 23 162

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 12 EB No. 22 763 18 '~4

42502000 Khariar (NAG) Ward No. 12 EB No. 23 473 3 30

42502000 Khariar (NAC) Ward No. 13 EB No. 24 565 552

42502000 Khariar (NAC) Ward No. 13 EB No. 25 281 267 1

292

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PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Location District! CD Block! Town Total/ Number or

code Rural/ households Total population (includtng Population in the

number Urban with at least institutional and houseless age-group 0-6

one population) Scheduled

Caste Persons Maies Females Persons Males Females

1 3 S 6 1 R <} \(}

25 Nuapada • Total 17,790 72,296 36,061 36,235 11,863 6,024 5,839

Rural 16,529 66,5U 33,179 33,334 10,924 5,556 5,368

Urban 1,261 5,783 2,882 2,901 939 468 471 0001 Nuapada Total 3,267 13,473 6,744 6,729 2,305 1,:<12 1,093

Rural 3,267 13,473 6,744 6,729 2,305 1,212 1,093

Urban 0002 Komana Total 3,997 16,029 7,996 S,03? 2,667 1,355 1,312

Rural 3,997 16,029 7,996 8,033 2,667 1,355 1,3J2

Urban , -

0003 Boden Total 2,429 9,429 4,681 4,748 1,557 767 790 Rural 2,429 9,429 4,681 4,748 1,557 767 790

Urban 0004 Sinapali Total 3,355 13,091 6.534 6,557 2,197 1.109 1,038

Rural 3,355 13,091 6,534 6,557 2,197 1,109 1,083

Urban 0005 Khariar Total 3,481 14,491 7,224 7,267 2,198 1.113 I,OH5

Rural 3,481 14,491 7,224 7,267 2,198 1,113 1,085

Urban URBAN

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) Urban 645 2,953 1,512 1,441 537 269 268 42502000 Khariar (NAC) Urban 616 2,830 1,370 1,460 402 199 20l

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Totall District! CD Block! Town Rurall

Literates Illiterates Total workers Urban

~ons Males _ Velpales Persons, Males Females Persons Males FemMes " ", I •

11· 12 13 •• 14 15 16 17 - 18 19 3 2

'" 16,587 t8,100 ~ 8,487 45,709 17,961 17,748 31,980 18,869 13.11 ( Total Nuapada • 13,879 16,400 7,4'29 41,634 16,779 25,855 29,771 17,424 12,347 Rural

2.708 1,700 1,008 3,075 1,182 1,893 2,209 1,445 764 Urban 4,735 3,261t ),467 8,738 3,476 5,262 6,524 3,579 2,945' Total Nuapada 4.735 3.268 1.467 8,738 3,476 5,262 6.524 3,579 2.945 Rural

1 Urban 5.390 3.71l 1.677 10.639 4,283 6,356 7.656 4,271 3,385 Total Komana 5,390 3,7J.l 1,6n 1O,63~ 4.283 6,356 7,656 4,271 3,385 Rural

Urban 3,~45 2,319 '1,026 6,084" 2,362 3,722 4,070 2,506 1,564 Total Boden 3,345 2,319 !,026 6,084 2,362 3,722 4,070 2,506 I,~ Rural

Urban 4,1116 \34j 1,47J< 8,275 3,191 5,Q84- 5,292 3:340 1,952 Total Smapah 4,816 H43 1,473 8,275 3,191 5,084 5,292 3,340 1,952 Rural

6~29 " Urban

5,593 '3,757 ,1,836 8,898 3,467 5,431 3,728 2,501 Total Khariar 5,593 3,757 1,836 8,898 3,467 5,431 6,229 3,728 2,501 Rural

Urban . URBAN

1,299 8~2 447 1~654 660 994 1,214 780 434 yrban Khariar Road (NAC) 1,409 848 561 1,421 522 899 995 665 330 Urban Khariar (NAC)

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-----_ .. ----Location District! CD Block! Town Totall !ndustfl81 category

code Rurall number Urban Mam worker~

Culttvators Agrtwltural laho'Jrers

Persons Males Fernaks Persons Males Female~ Persons Malts Fernlilrs

----2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 _2L_...1L_-2L.

25 NU81lada * Total 16,653 13,319 3,334 5,907 5,118 789 5,054 3.59J 1,461

Rural 15,141 12,105 3,036 5,816 5,037 779 4,915 3,521 1,394 UrbAn 1,512 1,214 298 91 81 10 131} 7~ (,7

0001 Nuapada Total 3,859 2,()46 913 1,628 1,345 283 1,439 923 SIb Rural 3,859 2946 913 1628 l,34~ 2&3 1439 923 516 Urban

0002 Komann TOlal 3,591 2,834 757 1,675 1,415 260 1,037 719 318 Rural 3,591 2,834 757 1,675 1,415 260 1,017 719 lI8 Urban

0003 Boden Total 1,823 1,562 261 850 802 48 )01 394 .07 Rural 1,823 1,)62 261 850 802 48 501 31)4 107 Urban

0004 Slnapah Total 3135 2,519 616 845 798 47 1,214 885 129 Rural 3,135 2,519 616 845 798 47 1,214 885 J2o.) Urban

0005 Kharlnr Tolal 2,733 2,244 489 818 677 141 724 1\00 124 Rural 2,733 2,244 489 818 677 141 724 600 124 Urban

URBAN 42501000 Khanar Road (NAC) Urban 813 690 123 83 74 9 S9 34 25 42502000 Khanar (NAC) Urban 699 524 n) 8 7 80 38 42

296

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

oflllain workers Total! District! CD Block! Town Rural!

Household industry workers Other workers Marginal workers Urban

.Persons Males Females Persons Males' F~males Persons Males Femaiys

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3 2

.. 21 296 125 5,271 4,312 959 15;:m 5,550 9,777 Total Nuapada " 399 179 120 toft 3,268 743 14,630 5,319 9,311 Rural 11 17 5 1,160 1,044 216 697 131 466 Urban 51 42 9 741 6~6 105 2,665 633 2,032 Total Nuapada 51 42 9 741 636 105 2,665 633 2,032 Rural

Urban 63 41 22 816 659 157 4,065 1,437 2,628 Total Komana 63 41 22 816, 659 157 4;065 1,437 2,628 Rural

Urban 78 4( 32 39"- 320 74 2,247 944 1,303 Total Boden 78 4( 32 394 320 74 2,247 944 1,303 'Rural

Urban 76 5! 17 1,000 777 223~ 2,157 821 1,336 Total Smapah 76 5! 17 1,000 777 22~ 2,157 821 1,336 Rural

Urban 131 91 40 1,Q60 876 184 3,496 1,484 2,012 Total Khariar 131 9 40 1,060 876 . 184 3,496 1,484 2,012 Rural

Urban URBAN

12' 12 659 570 89 401 90 311 Urban Khanar Road (NAC) 10 5 5 601 474 127 296 141 155 Urban Khansr (NAC)

297

PR[MARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Location DlstTlCt/ CD Block! Town Total! Industrtal category ofmargmal workers code Rural!

number Urban Cultivators Agnculturallabourers Household Industry

workers

Pat-oils Mdles Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

15 Nuapada - Total 1,714 '672 1,042 11,527 3,851 7,676 154 S3 10l Rural 1,621 656 965 1I,316 3,823 7,493 131 47 84 Urban 93 16 77 211 28 Ill) 23 6 17

0001 Nuapada Total 37b 77 299 2,171 496 1,675 13 6 7 Rural 3/6 77 299 2,171 496 1,675 iJ 6 7 Urban

0002 Komana Total ;/4 241 333 3,267 1,088 2,179 17 12 Rural 574 241 333 3,267 1,088 2,179 17 12 Urban

0003 Boden Total 230 106 124 1,837 718 1,119 II 6 Rural 230 106 124 1,837 718 1,119 II 6 Urban

0004 Smapah Total 104 61 43 1,690 626 1,064 12 7 Ruml 104 61 43 1,690 626 1,064 12 7 Urban

0005 Khanar Total 33/ 17l 166 2,351 895 1,456 78 25 53 Rural 337 171 166 2,351 895 1,456 18 2S 53 Urban

URDItN 42501000 Knanar Road (NAC) Urban 85 9 76 170 22 148 19 6 13 42502000 Kllanar(NAC) Urban 8 7 1 41 6 35 4 4

298

, FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Total/ Dlstnct/ CD Block! Town LocatIon Rural! code

Non-workers Urban number Other workers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

47 48 49 50 51 52 3 2

1,932 974 958 40,316 17,192 23,124 Total Nuapads • 25 1,562 793 769 36,742 15,755 20,987 Rural

370 18t 189 3,574 1,437 2,137 Urban 105 54 51 6,949 3,165 3,784 Total Nuapada 0001 105 54 51 6,949 3,165 3,784 Rural

Urban 207 103 104 8,373 3,725 4,648 Total Komana 0002

207 103 104 8,373 -3,725 4,648 Rural Urban

169 114 55 5,359 2,175 3,184 Tolal Boden 0003

169 114 55 5,359 2,175 3,184 Rural Urban

351 129 222 7,799 3,194 4,605 Total Smapah 0004

351 129 222 7,799 3,194 4,605 Rural Urban

730 393 337 8,262 3,496 4,766 Total Khanar 0005

730 393 337 8,262 3,496 4,766 Rural Urban

URBAN 127 53 74 1,739 732 1,007 Urban Khanar Road (NAC) 42501000

243 128 115 1,835 .705 1,130 Urban Khanar (NAC) 42502000

299

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Locanon District! CD Block! Town rotall Numbt:rOI

code Rurdll household~ Totdl population (mcludmg POpUldtlOn III the

number Urban with at lea~t 1115I1tu11onal and housele~s age-group 0-6

one population) Scheduled ------------ -

Tnbe Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 ----25 Nuapada • Total 42,741 184,221 90,901 93,320 30,135 15,248 14,887

Rural 42,183 181,956 89,770 92,186 29,755 15,059 14,696 Urban 558 2,265 1,131 1,134 380 189 191

0001 Nuapada Total 10,377 46,996 23,148 23,848 8,lI51 4,Og~ 3,966 Rural 10,377 46,996 23,148 23,848 8,051 4,085 3,966 Urban

0002 Komana TOldl 11,667 51,297 25,219 26,078 8,218 4,165 4,053 Rural 11,667 51,297 25,219 26,tl78 8,218 4,165 4,05J Urban

0003 Boden Tolal 7,006 29,274 14,533 14,741 4,1"6 2,431 2,345 Rural 7,006 29,274 14,533 14,741 4,776 2,431 2,34S Urban

0004 Slllapah Total 6,971 28,852 14,320 14,532 4,795 2,404 1,391 Rural 6,971 28,852 14,320'" 14,532 4,795 2,404 2,391 Urban

0005 Khanar Total 6,162 75,537 11,550 12,987 3,915 1,974 1,941 Rural 6,162 25,537 12,550 12,987 3,915 1,974 1,941 Urban

URBAN 42501000 Khanar Road (NAC) Urban 291 1,241 609 632 207 100 107 42502000 Khanar (NAC) Urban 267 1,024 522 502 173 89 &4

302

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Total! District! CD Block! Town Rural!

Literates I1hterates Total workers Urban

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2

51,035 38,345 12,690 133,186 52,556 80,630 92,366 51,685 40,681 Total Nuapada • 50,122 37,759 12,363 131,834 52,011 79,823 91,496 51,074 40,422 Rural

913 586 327 1,352 545 807 870 611 259 Urban 13,741 9,944 3,797 33,255 13,204 20,051 24,639 13,121 11,518 Total Nuapada 13,741 9,944 3,797 33,255 13,204 20,051 24,639 13,121 11,518 Rural

Urban 13,770 10,384 3,386 37,527 14,835 22,692 26,741 14,380 12,361 Total Komana 13,770 10,384 3,386 37,527 14,835 22,692 26,741 14,380 12,361 Rural

Urban 7,904 6,158 1,746 21,370 8,375 12,995 14,501 8,309 6,192 Tolal Boden 7,904 6,158 1,746 21,370 8,375 12,995 14,501 8,309 6,192 Rural

Urban 7,335 5,727 1,608 21,517 8,593 12,924 13,719 8,190 5,529 Total SmapalJ 7,335 5,727 1,608 21,517 8,593 12,924 13,719 8,190 5,529 Rural

Urban 7,372 5,546 1,826 18,165 7,004 11,161 11,896 7,074 4,822 Total Khanar 7,372 5,546 1,826 18,165 7,004 11,161 11,896 7,074 4,822 Rural

Urban URBAN

523 319 204 718 290 428 507 334 173 Urban Khanar Road (NAC) 390 267 123 634 255 379 363 277 86 Urban Khanar (NAC)

303

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

LocatIOn DistriCt! CD BlockJ Town Total! Industnal category code Rural!

number Urban Main workers Cultivators Agncultural labourers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femnles

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

25 Nuapada • 1'otal 45,080 36,535 8,545 27,483 23,817 3,666 11,117 7,607 3,510 Hura( 44,358 35,967 8,391 21,421 23,767 3,654 11,050 7,572 3,478 Urban 722 568 154 62 50 12 67 35 32

0001 Nuapada Total 13,936 10,679 3,257 8,460 7,014 1,446 4,148 2,557 1,591 Rural 13,936 10,679 3,257 8,460 7,014 1,446 4,148 2,557 1,59! Urban

0002 Komana Total 12,112 9,605 2,507 8,055 6,870 1,185 2,926 1,865 1,061 Rural 12,112 9,605 2,507 8,055 6,870 1,1&5 2,926 1,865 1,061 Urban

0003 Boden Total 6,970 5,923 1,047 5,090 4,485 605 1,016 762 254 Rural 6,970 5,923 1,047 5,090 4,485 605 1,016 762 254 Urban

0004 Smapah Total 7,174 6,102 1,072 3,902 3,627 275 1,933 1,489 444 Rural 7,174 6, 107 1,072 3,!1ll2 3,627 275 1,933 1,489 444 Urban

0005 Khanar Total 4,166 3,658 508 1,914 1,771 143 1,027 899 128 Rural 4,166 3,658 508 1,914 1,771 143 1,027 899 128 Urban

URBAN 42501000 Khanar Road (NAC) Urban 414 311 103 56 45 II 60 31 29 42502000 Khanar (NAC) Urban 308 257 51 6 5 7 4 3

304

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

of main workers Totalf Distnctl CD Block! Town Rural!

Household industry workers Other workers Marginal workers Urban

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 3 2

1,225 879 346 5,255 4,232 1,023 47,286 15,150 32,136 Total Nuapada * 1,209 864 345 4,678 3,764 914 47,138 15,107 32,031 Rural

16 IS I 577 468 109 148 43 105 Urban 109 88 21 1,219 1,020 199 10,703 2,442 8,261 Total Nuapada 109 88 21 1,219 1,020 199 10,703 2,442 8,261 Rural

Urban 312 205 107 819 665 154 14,629 4,775 9,854 Total Komana 312 205 107 819 665 154 14,629 4,775 9,854 Rural

Urban 362 259 103 502 417 85 7,531 2,386 5,145 Total Boden 362 259 103 502 417 85 7,531 2,386 5,145 Rural

Urban 276 200 ~ 76 1,063 786 277 6,545 2,088 4,457 Total Sinapali 276 200 76 1,063 786 277 6,545 2,088 4,457· Rural

Urban 150 112 38 1,075 876 199 7,730 3,416 4,314 Total Khariar 150 112 38 1,075 876 199 7,730 3,416 4,314 Rural

Urban URBAN

2 296 234 62 93 23 70 Urban Khariar Road (NAC)

14 14 281 234 47 55 20 35 Urban Khariar (NAC)

305

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Location District! CD Block! Town Tolall Industrial category of marginal workers code Rural!

number Urban Cultivators Agnculturallabourers Household industry

workers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 . 41 42 43 44 45 46

2S Nuapado - Total 7,879 3,109 4,770 35,650 10,617 25,033 568 138 430 RurAl 7,870 3,108 4,762 35,580 10,604 24,976 562 134 428 Urbim 9 1 8. 70 13 57 6 4 1

0001 Nuapada Total 1,191 459 1,338 8,666 1,896 6,710 52 31 21 Rural 1,197 459 1,338 . 8,666 1,896 6,770 52 31 21 Urban

0002 Komana Tolal 3,002 1,052 1,950 11,266 3,581 7,685 76 25 51 Rural 3,002 1,052 1,950 11,266 3,581 7,685 76 25 51 Urban

0003 Boden Total 1,298 651 641 5,478 1,472 4,006 187 32 ISS Rural 1,298 651 647 5,47& 1,472 4,006 187 32 ISS Urban

0004 Sil1apali Total 667 301 366 4,182 1,474 3,308 200 29 171 Rural 667 301 366 4,782 1,474 3,308 200 29 171 Urban

0005 Kharinr Total 1,106 645 461 5,388 2,181 3,207 47 17 30 Rural 1,106 645 461 5,388 2,1&1 3,207 47 17 30 Urban

URBAN 42501000 K!uuiaf Road (NAC) Urban 9 62 7 55 3 2 42502000 Khari.r (NAC) Urban 6 2

308

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Total/ District! CD Block! Town Location Rural/ code

Other workers Non-workers Urban number

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

47 48 49 50 51 52 3 2

3,189 1,286 1,903 91,855 39,216 52,639 Total Nuapada • 25 3,126 1,261 1,865 90,460 38,696 51,764 Rural

63 25 38 1,395 520 875 Urban 188 56 132 22,351 10,027 12,330 Total Nuapada 0001 188 56 132 22,351 10,027 12,330 Rural

Urban 285 117 168 24,556 10,839 13,717 Total Komana 0002

285 117 168 24,556 10,839 13,717 Rural Urban

568 231 337 14,773 6,224 8,549 Total Boden 0003

568 231 337 14,773 6,224 8,549 Rural Urban

896 284 612 15,133 6,130 9,003 Total Sinapali 0004

896 284 612 15,133 6,130 9,003 Rural I _ Urban

1,189 573 616 13,641 5,476 8,165 Total Khariar 0005

1,189 573 616 13,641 5,476 8,165 Rural Urban

URBAN 19 13 6 734 275 459 Urban Khariar Road (NAC) 42501000

44 12 32 661 245 416 Urban Khariar (NAC) 42502000

307

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF NUAPADA C.D. BLOCK- 0001

Locatlon c.,ode

number Name ofV1Uage 2

0001 0001 0001

NlIapada (folal) NU811ada (Rural) Nuapada (Urban) Nuapada (Rural)

041KIOOO Kurumunda 04181100 Amodl 04181200 Tamakldadar(Kala) 04181300 Tamkldadar(Khurd) 04 181400 Kodogllda 04181500 Saralpah 04181600 Bhaleswar 04181700 Bal..harmal 04181800 Beltukun 0418 I 900 Pandn pant 04182000 Deogaon 04182100 StnllPur 04 I 82~00 Barakothl 04182300 Kandadhap 04182400 Ma~ankundn

04182500 Kudamben 04182600 Dhanom 04182700 Rlsora 04182800 Gudapatara 04182900 Negtpah 04183000 Jhulkl 04183100 Lukupah 04183200 Babankera 04183300 Doto 04183400 Chmgarasara 04183500 Bhamsmundl ORF Bhusudl 04183600 Semena 04 I 83700 Senbhata 04183800 Gaharendthl 04183900 Kuhabandha 04184000 Bhanpur 04 184 I 00 Dhumnbhnta 04184200 Bhotha 04184300 Kukunmundl 04184400 Parkod 04184500 Para.ahhadar 04184600 Amahdadar 04184100 Beheradlhl 04184800 JeuJcfII 04184900 Jangula 04185000 Budhlpah 04185100 Baloda 04 I 85200 Bhalsatal 04 185300 Bhandarpun 04185400 Darhnawapara 0418550'0 Jamuh 04185600 Blromal 04185700 Chlchmpam 04 I 85800 ChhlOdpa01 04 I 85900 Jampa01 04 I 86000 Tangopam 04186100 Saralpah 04186200 B01rbhadl 04186300 Darhpah ORF Chuhun 04 I 86400 Kodomen

Area of Village In

hect rrowTJ Number of In I-<m households

3 4

746.09 74609

746091 1470 8570 230

2270 3660 6160 6690

4800 6510

2510

1630 2130 1400 3840

1,3230 9380 4880

8950 2610 2650 3130

2870

3530

3290 3880

3501

2530 3290

2030 7730

2,1840

1590 4360

1810 5850

210 0

1590

2760 3120 3440

1510

3810 2050 1330

3640

3310 1,2740

1,0030 1,0680

7090

3660

6840 6850

6270

4430

26,239 26,239

44 261 105

317 286

132 376

121 19

105 95

50 310 203 201

383 107 102

159-100 89

90 108 106

95

III 81

246

533

34

143 44

300

99

113 102 205

121 56

163 99

31

147 115 394

175

256 200

76

1571 162

136 2\8

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Total populatIOn (including institutional and houseless

population) . Persons

5

119,830 119,830

211 1,137

398

Males Females 6 7

59,635 59,635

60,195 60,195

111 100 587 550 198 200

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Populatton In the age-group 0-6

Persons Males Females 8 9 10

19,151 19,151

41 187 67

10,160 10,160

22 105 25

9,591 9,591

19 82 42

-------------Un lhhablted--------------13

1474 1,380

538

1,716 592

113 421

468 247

1,368 1,005

823 1,603

475 394 705

493

319

396 452

443 419

446

312 988

2,285

188 603

168

1,342

435 525

432

1,020 639

21>3

613 412 145 600

571 1,929

858 1,088

891

362

670

758 608

1,026

310

5 8 734 740 686 694 250 288

838 878 292 300

63 50

218 203 229 239

110 137 679 689 489 516 404 419

795 808 233 242 192 202

355 350 247 246 189 190

200 196

212 240 216 227

204 215 216 230

142 110

482 506 1,122 1,163

96 92

292 31 J 84 84

677 665

221 214

255 270

205 227

487 533 302 337

142 121 298 315 193 219

72 286 216

1014

406

547 416

183

325 363

318 516

73

314 295

915 452

541 475

179

345

395 290

510

244 248

80 232

97

21 69

88 49

202 Ib5 124

266 88 68

98 93

65

69

91 69

66

92 61

161 429

15

106

28 199

80

100

73 187

117 48

107

76 23 95

104

290

145 178

165

53

III JIl 91

147

139 124 47

114 51 12

39

38 23

106 71 59

147

50 36 61

54

32 36

41 35

32

45 28 90

228

2J 53

13 IJJ 48

48 45

96

58 28

54 33 10

47 47

155

65 107

13 30

fJ2 55

54 15

10'i

124 33

118 46 9

30 50

26 96 94 65

119 38 32 37

39

33

33 50

34

34

47 3J 71

201

14 53

15 88

32 52

28

91 59

20 53

43 13

48

57

135 80

71

,92 23 59

56 43

72

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTItACT N •• p.da

SchedUled Castes popuatlOn Persons Males Females

~ 11 12 < ] 3

13,473 13,473

29 SO

102

10 207 .456 III 225

12

41 9 9,

73 96 90

132 90

123 113

18 68 ~3

174 59 87

-137 2

128 103

36 74

361 .66 20

254 161

14

39 111 42 33 50

349 13 90 39 31

95 11

122

6,744 6,744

14 23 52

4 "110 238

54 105

5 I

24 6 2

33 46 46 62 44 61 56

9 32 29 8S 26 43 61

2 59 55

40 39

189 35 10

119 -.83

8

19 53 20 15 23

182 7

44 19 17

46 6

69

6,729 6,729

15 27 50

6 97

218 57

120 7

17 3 7

40 50 44 70 46 62 57

9 36 24 89 33 44 7fl

69 48

46 35

178 31 10

135 73-6

20 58 22 18 27

167 6

46 20 14

49 5

53

Scheduled Tribes POpuhttloll Persons Males Females

14 15 16

46,996 46,996

31 596 90

23,148 23,148

16 301

49

23,848 23,8~8

15 295

41 .············Un·lnhabited··············

3 I 2 427 492 152 364 215

24 109 396 115 619 527 301 464 102 113

4 226 298 278 116 193 117 256 131 360

1,270 167 125

105

137 22

76 26 5

502 263 613 643 753 581 317 517 384 376

97

209 239

65 177 110

13 ' 55

198 51

307 262 144 219 46 58

3 108 153 139 49 91 60

128 59

181 618

86 57

50

63 12

42 11 2

235 130 331 301 390 274 159 252 182 192 52

218 253

87 187 lOS II 54

198 \ 64

312 265 157 245

56 55

I 118 145 139 67

102 57

128 72

179 652

81 68

55

74 10

34 15 3

267 133 282 342 363 307 158 265 202 184 45

311

Literates Persons

17

43,393 43,393

85 413 133

5 605 598 170 920 224

32 122 130 83

647 358 261 462 209 135 273 148 95

131 157 179 159 130 41

215 70S

41 152 41

560 134 161 127_ 430

87 II} 168 1'38

52 118 219 741 259 234 224 122 146 243

I~~~-

Males ,Females Name of Village 18 19 2

19,264 19,164

61 283 106

5 390 369 105 549 154 28 94 93 45

406 250 186 317 134 100 189 109 70 921 Ill!. tq 100~

I 91 36

188 502

32' 103 28

361 104 103

, 88

!l58 63 69

119 84

~~ 141

\521 1188 1181 174 87

lOS 172

95 244

14,129 Nuapada (Total) 14,119 Nuapada (Rural)

Nuapada (Urban) Nuapada (Rural)

24 Kurumunda 130 Amodl 27 Tamakldadar(Kala)

Tamkldadar(Khurd) Kodoguda

215 Sarslpah 229 Bhaleswar

65 Bakharmal 371 Beltukun

70 Pandnpam 4 Deogaon

28 Smgpur 37 Barakolhl 38 Kandadhap

241 Masankunda 108 Kadamben 75 Dhanora

145 Bisora 75 Gudapatara 35 Neglpah 84 Jhltlkl 39 Lukupah 2S Babankera 39 Doto 46 Chlllgarasara 66 Bhamsmundl ORF Bhusudl 59 Semens 39 Senbhata II Gaharendlhl 87 Kuhabandha

203 Bhanpur 9 Dhumabhala

49 Bhotha 13 Kukunmundl

199 Parkod 30 Parasabhadar 58 Amahdadar 39 Beheradlhl

172 Jelljera 24 Jangula 46 Budhlpah 49 Baloda 54 Bhalsatal 20 B handarpun 46 Darhnawapara 78 lamuh

221 Blromal , 71 Chlchmpam 53 Chhmdpsm 50 l~mpam

35 Tangopam 41 Sarslpah 71 BOIrbhadl 39 Darhpah ORF Chuhun

107 Kodomen

Locallon code

number Name ofYlllage

2

0001 0001 0001

Nilapadll (Totlll) Nuopada (Rural) Nuapada (Urban) Nilapads (Rural)

04181000 Kurumunda 04181100 Amodl 04181200 Tamakld,ldar(Kala) 04181300 Tumkldadar(Khurd) 041 g 1400 Kodoguda 04181500 Sarolpah 04181600 Bhaleswar 04181700 Bakharmal 04181&00 Beltukull 04181900 Pandnpanl 04182000 Deogaon 04182100 Smgpur 04182200 Barakothl 04182300 Kandadhap 04182400 Masankunda 04182500 Kadambcn 04182600 Ohallorft 04182700 Blsora 04112800 Gudapalam 04182900 NeglpalJ 04183000 Jhlllkl 04183100 LukupaIJ 04 \ 83200 Babankera 04183300 0010 04183400 Chmgarasara 04183500 Bhatllsmundl ORF Bhusudl 04183600 Semena 04183700 Senbhala 04183800 Gaharcndlhl 04183900 Kultabandhn 04184000 Bhanpur G4134loo Dhumabhata 04184200 Bbotlla 04184300 Kukunmundl 04184400 Parkod 04184500 P8fasabhadar 04184600 Amaltdadar 04184700 Beheradthl 04184800 Jen)era 04184900 Jangula 04185000 Budhlpah 04185100 Baluda 04185200 Bhalsalal 04 I 85300 Bbandarpun 04185400 Darhnawapam 04185500 Jamul! 04185600 Blromal 04 I 85700 Cbtchmpam 04185800 Cbhtndpam 04185900 Jampant 04186000 Tangopalll 04186100 Saralpah 04186200 BOlmhadl 04186300 Darhpalt ORF Chuhurl 04 I 86400 Kodomert

Persons 20

16,437 76,437

126 724 265

& 869

-;'82

368 796 368

81 299 338 164 721 647 562

1,141 266 259 432 345 284 265 295 264 260 316 265 713

1,580 141 451 127 782 301 364 305 590 552 148 445 214 93

482 352

1,181 599 854 667 240 524 SIS 474 675

IIluer dIes

Males

21

30,311 30,371

50 304

92

344 317 145 289 138 35

124 136

65 273 239 218 478

99 92

166 138 1\9 108 101 103 104 125 106 294 620

M 189 56

316 117 152 111 229 239 73

179 109 40

214 135 493 218 366 242 96

220 191 223 272

Females 22

46,066

46,066

76 420 173

8 525 465 223 507 230

46 175 202

99 448 408 344 663 167 167 266 207 It,S 157 194 161 156 191 159 4J9 961J

&1 262

71 466 184 212 188 361 313 75

266

165 53

268 217 694 381 488 425 144 304 324 251 403

312

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NtJAPAOA:_

VILLAGE PRIMAR'Y C l} nlock-

Toldl workers Persons

23

59,941 59,941

103 477 191

Males 24

33,132 33,132

56 ·279

96

Females 25

26,809 26,809

47 198 95

-------------Un-Inhabltcd----·---·---·-8 4 4

702 681 295 781 325

57 21 I 240 \\0 663 487 493 810 233 236 398 280 2~,)

220 249 211 196 216 140 465

1,195 9&

359

84 635 252 279 232 600 330 151 308 228

77

299

314 939 476 545 414 197 230

454 312 490

392 368 139 447 161 33

III 130 62

387 282 234 4J4 116 110 196 139 122 111 126 115 104 103 73

255 632

54 169 52

356 130 141 109 291 173 84

164 120 44

161 168 524 252

307 240 103 161 232 182 318

310 313 156 334 164 24 90

llO 48

276 205 259 396 117 126 202 141 117 107 123 96 92

113 67

21D $63 44

190 32

279 122

138 123 309 157 67

144 108 33

138 146 415 224 238 174 94 69

222 130

172

Mdtn workers Persons Males Fem8le~

26 27 2R

35.150 35,150

72 342 142

4

373 257 129 466

70 28

l19 114

54 391 313 378 364 III 113 PI

S()

llJ 190 211 III 97

103 62

323 616

30

210 37

408 26

I !2 76

229 288 107 225 159 63

170 170

455 216 303 202

86 149 235 177 328

27,446 27.446

55 246

8D

" 185 228 '06 386

61

.28 1114 III )4

353 225 199 J06 105 84

145 73 III 106 117 102 60 16

56 240 554

30

161 3S

307 25

109 10

215 168 78

150 106 36

t52 148 421 210 279 193 78 83

191 165 301

7,704 7,704

17 96-I1l

1)

3

19 26

}

10f 114 9)

'J 3, " I (;

xl 82

49 2

101

6

14 120 29 15 53 27 18 n 28 6

14 y

~

6t 4q I' .. 21

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Nuapada

IndustrIal category of 111all1 workers Household Industry

Cultivators Agnculturallabourers wOIkers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

18,827 18,827

68 151

51

122 132 82

241 38 20 69 26 24

268 205

144 215

97

69 95 68 62 84

150 95 67 36 58

207 519

18 125 26

122 24

107 68

172 136 76

\2\\ 99

30 123 119 338 188 239 107 77 22

221

159 296

15,667 15,667

52 114 39

102 114 69

206

31 20

61 25

24 246 147 74

181 93 51 86

61 31 49 77

87

36 29 53

163 451

18 III 24

106 23

105 65

167

85 55

93 74 18

113 104 323 187

221 105 69 20

181 151 276

3,160 3,160

16 37 12

20 18 13 35 7

22 58 70 34

4

18 9 7

31 35 73

8 31

7 5

44 68

14 2

16

2 3

5 51 21 35 25 12 10 15 15 I

18 2 8 2

40 8

20

9,664 9,664

4

158 82

4 194 45 42 92 28

5 31 83 28 74 80

220 81 11 25 37 8

144 99 53 11 7

52

64

78

10 77 10

196

20 130

17 79 50 27 43 41 86

21 51 72

7

117 8 9

6,111 3,553 6,111 3,553

3 I 103 55 32 50

568 568

7

2

431 431

7 2

-------------Un-Inhablted--------------4

137 40

57

5 32 10 60 27

5

28 82 28 65 52

115 75

9

15 30

8 69 52 29 10 4

35 I

35

69 10 42 10

120

16 64

9 43 24 13 35 35 78

17 47 70

7 55 6 7

3

32 1

3

9 28

105 6

2 10 7

75 47 24

I

3 17

29 9

35

76

I 4

66 8

36 26 14 8 6

4 4 2

62 2

2 2

6

4

12 1

2

7

7

14

6

2 3

7

II

2 2

12

2 I 4

313

5 4

10

6

10 I

.. 5

10

2 2

10

2

137 137

2

3 I

4

2

2

6,091 6,091

26 7

51 76 4

121 3

17 5 2

42

21 14 S4 2

19 33 4

II 7

8 5

21 12 3

45 28

2 7

I 89

2 3

25 22 14 18 9 5 4

10 31 5

12 19 I 9 5 8

27

5,237 5,237

22 7

41 • 70

4 110

3 3

13 4 2

38 20 10 40 2

18 24 4

II 5 6

18 10 2

37 24

2 7

gO

2 2 3

22 19 14 14 7 5

4 9

26 4

10 15 I 7 3 6

22

854 Nuapada (Total) 854 Nllapada (Rural)

Nuapada (Urban) Nuapada (Rural) Kurumunda

4 Amodl Tamakldadar(Kala) Tamkldadar(Khurd) Kodoguda

10 Saralpah 6 Bhaleswar

Bakhannal II Beltukun

Pandnpam Deogaon

4 Smgpur I Barakothl

Kandadhap 4 Masankunda I Kadamben 4 Dhanora

14 BIsora Gudapatara Ncglpah

9 Jllltlkl Lukupah Babankera

2 DOlo 2 Chmgarasara

Bhalllsmundl ORF Bhusudl 3 Semen a 2 Senbhata

Gaharendlhl 8 Kullabandha 4 Bhanpur

Dhumabhata Bhotha Kukunmundl

9 Parkod Parasabhadar Amahdadar

2 Beheradlhl 3 Jenjera 3 Jangula

Budhlpah 4 Balada 2 Bhalsatal

Bhandarpun Darlmawapara Jamul!

5 Blromal I Chlclllnpam 2 Chhlndpam 4 Jampam

Tangopam 2 Saralpah 2 BOirbhadl 2 Darhpah ORF Chuhun 5 Kodomen

Locatton code

number

0001 0001 0001

Name of Village 2

Nuapada (Total) Nuapada (Rural) Nuapada (Urban) Nuapada (Rural)

04181000 Kurumunda 04181100 Amodl 04181200 Tamakldadar{Knla) 04181300 Tamkldadar(Khurd) 04181400 Kodoguda 04181500 Saralpalt 04181600 Bhaleswar 04181700 Bakharma1 04181800 Beltllkun 04181900 Pandnpant 04182000 Deogaon 04182100 'Stngpur 04182200 Baral..othl 04182300 Kandadhapl 04182400 Masankunda 04182500 Kadamben 04182600 Dhanora 04182700 Blsnra 04182800 Gudapatara 04182900 Neglpalt 04183000 Jhlllki 04183100 Lukupah 04183200 Babankera 04183300 Dolo 04183400 ChlOgarasnra 04183500 Bhatnsmllndl ORr Bhusudl 04183600 Semena 04183700 Senbhala 04183800 Gabarendlhl 04183900 Kuhabandha 04184000 Bhallpur 04184100 Dhumabhata 04184200 Bhotha 04184300 KukuTimundl 04184400 Parkod 04184500 Pnrl1sabhadar 04184600 Amahdadar 04184700 Beheradlhl 04184800 Jen)era 04184900 Jangula 04185000 Budlupah 04185100 Baloda 04185200 Bhalsatal 04185300 Bhandarpufl 04185400 Darhnawapara 04185500 Jamuh 04185600 Buomal 04185700 Chlchmpam 04185800 Chhmdpanl 04185900 Jampam 04186000 Tangopanl 04186100 Sarnlpah 04186200 Boubhadl 04186300 Dnrhpah ORF Chuhufl 04186400 Kodomerl

Margmal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

24,791 24,791

31 135 49

4

329 424 166 315 255 29 92

126 56

272 174 115 446 122 123 227 200

22 30 38

100 99

IJ3 78

142 559

68 149 47

227 226 167 156 371 42 44 83 69 14

\29 144 484 260 242 212 III 81

219 135 162

5,686 5,686

31 16

107 140 33 61

100 5

17 19

8 34 57 35

108 II 26 51 66

11 7

14 13 44 27 17 IS 78 24 8

17 49

lOS 32 39 76

5 6

14 14 8 9

20 97 42 28 47 25 78 41 17 17

19,105 19,105

30 102 33

4 222 284 B3 254 155 24 75

107 48

238 117 80

338 III 97

176 134 II 23 24 87 55 86 61

127 481

44 141 30

178 121 135 117 295 37 38 69 55 6

120 124 387 218 214 165 86 3

178 118 145

314

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA· ,

Colttvators Persons Males Females

44 45 46

4,326 4,326

27

998 998

76 18 I 1

-- ----------Un-tnhabtted---

10 <)

108 19 9 2

24 10 50 27 21 4 35 6

66 II 55 17 39 11

160 40 9 I

55 15

9 4 6

18 5 I

13 4 82 19

87 6 119 3

I 143 8

7 3

38 41 5 14 2 60 II 14 8 36 2 53 5

9 2 5

202 26 58 25 2 1 5 4

107 22 52 3

152 16

3,328 3 .. 128

26 58

89 • 7

14 23 17 29

55 38 28

120 6

I 40

5 5

13

9 63

81 116

I 135

4

33 36 12 49

6 34 48

7 4

176 33

1 I

85 49

\36

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD 81ot:l{-

Industnal category

Agricultural labourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

19,645 19,645

4

50 4S

4

3\0 312 152 252 203

8 57

126 56

204 107 76

281 113 121 172 200

12 23 16 99 &f 29 78 52

439

66 6

47 215 225 166 155 366

4 3

69 7

93 88

475 247 40

147 !08 73

III 83 8

4,323 4,323

12 14

93 120 27 33 73

I II 19 8

22 34 24 63

8 25 36 66 6 6 5

12 39 6

17 9

74 24

17 45

104 31 39 74

12 3

7

12 9S 33

2 16 24 71 19 14

15,322 15,322

4

38 31

4

217 192 125 219 110

7 46

107 48

182 73 52

218 105 96

136 134

6 17 II 87 45 23 61 43

365 42

(>

30 170 121 135 116 292

4 2

57 4

86 76

380 214

38 131 84 2

92 69 8

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Nuapada

ofmatBlUal workets Location

Household mdust!1 workers Other workers Non-workers code

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 1

146 61 85 674 304 370 59,889 26,503 33,386 Nuapada (Total) 0001 146 61 85 674 304 370 59,889 26,503 33,386 Nuapada (Rural) 0001

Nuapada (Urban) 0001 Nuapada (Rural)

108 SS S3 Kurumunda 04181000 8 2 6 660 30& 352 Amodl 041&1100 , 2 207 102 105 Tamakldadar(Kala) 04181200

------------Un-Inhablled-------------- Tamkldadar(Khurd) 04181300 I 4 Kodoguda 04181400

8 5 3 772 342 430 Saralpah 04181500 I 3 1 2 699 318 381 Bha1eswar 04181600 2 3 243 III 132 Bakharmal 04181700 9 3 6 30 15 I~ 935 391 544 Beltukun 04181800 2 2 267 131 136 Pandnpam 04181900

56 30 26 Deogaoll 04182000 210 97 113 Smgpur 04182100 228 99 129 Barakolhl 04182200 137 48 89 Kandadhap 04182300

2 705 292 413 Masankunda 04182400

8 5 3 4 3 51& 207 311 Kadamben 04182500 330 170 160 Dhanora 04182600

4 4 793 381 412 Bisora 04182700 242 117 125 Gudapatara 04182800 158 82 76 Negtpah 04182900 307 159 148 JhttJkl 04183000 213 108 105 Lukupal! 04183100 140 67 73 Babankera 04183200 176 87 89 Ooto 04183300

3 3 203 86 117 Chmgarasara 04183400 232 101 131 Bhamsmundl ORF Bhusudl 04183500

2 223 100 123 Semena 04183600

2 2 230 1f3 117 Senbhata 04183700 172 69 103 Gaharendlhl 04183800

2 2 523 227 296 Kul!abandha 04183900 1,090 490 600 Bhanpur 04184000

90 42 48 Ohumabhala 04184100 244 123 121 Bhotha 04184200

84 32 52 Kukunmundl 04184300

4 3 707 321 386 Parkod 04184400 183 91 92 Parasabhadar 04184500

246 114 132 Amahdadar 04184600

1 200 96 104 Beheradthl 04184700

2 2 2 2 420 196 224 JenJera 04184800 309 129 180 Jangula 04184900

112 58 54 Budhlpali 04185000 305 134 171 Baloda 0418~100

184 73 111 Bhalsatal 04185200

68 28 40 Bhandarpun 04185300

301 125 176 Darhnawapara 04185400

3 3 257 108 149 Jamul! 04185500

990 490 500 Blroma) 04185600

6 6 2 2 382 154 228 I

ChlclllnpallI 04J85700

543 240 303 Chhmdpam 04185800

4 3 3 477 176 301 lampalll 04185900

165 80 8~ Tangopam 04186000

2 2 440 164 276 Saralpah 04186100

304 131 173 BOIrbhadl 04186200 -; 296 136 160 Darhpah ORF Chuhun 04186300

2 536 198 338 Kodomen 04186400

315

._._---,------- _____ •. ____ ..:.OISTRI~E!'}US~NQ~OOI< ,\jUA,PADA :~

VILLAGE l'RIMARY (' D Dhldl-

---"Area or Total population (mcludlllg Village III lIIslltullondl and house less POjmlatlon In Ihe LocatIOn

code number

heet (fowlI Number of populatlon~ ___ age-group ~.:.2 ____ _ Name of V 11Ia:"gc::.e ___ .:;11:.:..1 :;I<si\::!::t~h;:;:ou!!:s::::e:!h::;::ol~d::!.s _.!P..:."!:.rs:.::o!!:ns~-...!M~a\~e!!.s _ . ..!F.!·e:!!m!!:t1~le:'2S·~-_ _;P:.:e::.rs~o:::.11:.::s_ Males ___ I'_el'1_fll_cs_.

'). 3 4 5 6 7 8 _._..2 ____ E__.

04186500 Mudhela 04186600 Mahatamtara 04186700 Thelkobeda 04186800 Amasena 04186900 Gatamn 04187000 Kalda 04187100 Kdlyanpur 04187200 Chnnabeda 04187300 Saliha (Kala) 04187400 Sallha (Khurd) 04(87)00 lhnlbahal 01187600 Kemlcli 04187700 Mauurpam 04187800 Darhmunda 04187900 Khahap,ml 04188000 R6henpam 04188100 ('orfallj 04188200 Smgldl 04188300 Chhotkendub~hara

04188400 Kendubaharn 04188500 Jamusalt:bhat~

04188600 uhnmsadarahll 04188700 Brahmalll 04188800 Gldhlmpam 04188900 RaJlbnagar \)~ \ ~<)\)\)\) ?a~amal!l

04189100 Dahpathna 041 ~910() Daldah 04189300 Amanllra 04189400 Mahara 04189500 Palalllhutkun 04189600 Pawartola ().J 189700 Khalsna 04 189800 Sarabang ()4189900 Bhumsunundl 04190000 Haldl 04190100 Bhlljlpnla 041902(',0 Nand~pur

04190300 Dumerpalll 04190400 Sllda 04190500 Pntpnrpall 04190600 Bhern 04190700 Hanspufl 04190800 Godfula 04190900 Junam 04191000 Pagarpam 04191100 TllctJhar 04191200 Anlf1Juba 04191100 Sahlpala 04191400 Plpalchhcndl 04t9tSlIO lamlldata 0419160() Chhelilendl 04191700 Kotenchuan 04191800 SlnlatJ 04191900 Parnskhol (Kllurd) 0·1192000 Paraskhal (K~la) 04192100 'Parsabuda 04192200 Mahuabhata 04192300 Salebhata

3680 3120 2560 'HOO 4090 26,0 4960 313 0 4670

890 4690 5470 5630 9550 7590 2890 2650

38"J 0 3950 4850 1680 442.0

1,1000 7180 2270 "l%~

7220 1930 4910 6090 1900 5900 2990 572 0 3850 3760 5490 3820 4080 5120 2090 3360 1340 2990 2880

4540 5970

1,1280 1,5420

5030 tA610

2790 3820

4400 130

4180 1720 4180 4360

155 107 III 153 268 152 249 171 257

153 169 149 238 235

13 35

139 34

189 33 93

131 99 26 "l~

82 25

166 167 153 244 138 418 213 153 147 109 193 260

90 158 68

116 145 123 145 299

535 136 3~O

137 121 124

18,) 165 342 190

613 500

610 99~

1,211 694

I 161 791

1,021

762 793 717

1,014 1,109

57 13& 566 135 710 180 4J7 624 414 105 \\)I)

412 123 186 791 767

1,192 727

I 861 1,007

759 720 495 970

1,215

402 669

311 511 673 612 642

1,224 2,548

739 \,55)

586 712 630

981 729

1,560 931

316

306 248 295 534 660 339 ~h3

39\1

301

HZ 31, 461 611 3~5

573 39;!

1:9 <)2

III 125 196 13~

202

149 506 51, 148

.••.•••••.. Un·mhablled············ • 390 3T). 122 387 ~o6 151 364 '5:3 120 502 51:! 178 542 561 :87

27 30 14 63 70 16

270 296 S(l 66 69 25

332 378 104 90 90 11

206

302 19()

50 ......

203 61

399 388 365 ,86 370 0)32 494 391 346

248 50S 588 208

326 164 254 332 297 309 590

1,273 374 1Y.~

289

264 387

2!l 322 21;

55 S6

209 62

387

403 402 606 357 92(j 513 368 374

247

462 627 194

343 147 257 341 315 333 634

1,275 365 %9 291 448 24J

7\1 116 59 26 \\1

80 24

144 131 145 121 114 J'2'1

J63

I J6 120 73

138 20)

65 100 42 79

104 85 99

191 380 134 15~

100 llo 65

·············Un·mhabued·· .......... -484 497 140 375 354 114 780 780 283 474 457 149

59 4~

47 . 70

101 67 IO~

78 1\8

"0 7(, ~8

113 °l

8 8

41 13 47 10 39 60 34 14 S

39 12

73 70 67

124 65

16J 77 62 62 41 67 (17

38 54 31 38 54 43 ~4

89 Ig~

6\1 \4:'. 50 41 31

7'1 63

152 83

6U

18 M 5'> 9~

68

91 7' 80

51 S2 67 '/~

J)

6

S )\)

12 51 II 40 56

12 5

41 12 71 61 78 '17 49

104 ~6

'"' S~

j2

71 lOb

27 4()

II 41 50 42 4,

102 192 65 in 50 69

\32

70 51

131 60

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT NUlpad.

.Scheduled Castes popuatlOu Petsons Males Females

11 12 13

263 72

369 84

161 66 97 31

119

30 73 14

196 123

27

65

S9 10 10

23 37 31

89 9

, 203 92 99 26

• 55 31

102 52

152 12 67

178 59

, 46 76

m f. 28

·102 54 19 96

66 125 38

132

137 39

180 42 85 32 48 20 55

14 31

5 97 55

12

34

28 6 4

14 20 19 39 4

97

43 51 12

25 16 49 27 72 5

34 91 24 21 37

169

13 54 27

56

37 65 21 66

126 33

189 42 76 34 49 II 64

16 42

9 99 68

15

31

31

4 6

9 17

12 50

5

106 49 48 14 30 15

53 25

80 7

33 87 35 25 39

182 15 48

27 19 40

29 60 17

66

Scheduled Tnbes populatIon Persons Males Females

14 15 16

236 126

16 271 279 178 451 454

112 67

6 135 132 95

222 217

124 59

10 136 147

83

229 237

-------------Un-Inhablted--------------295 146 149 608 294 314 186 99 87 349 178 171 777 383 394

84 427 135 418 173 151 467

85 59 80

302 95

430 395 133 380 139 333

42 88

398 336 327 159 205 215

135 96

443 328 819

1,271 383

1,412 278 394 386

44

205 66

187 86 77

226 38

27 34

144 46

212

189 64

178

68 166

19

45 196 ISO 172 67

101 97

71 46

218 160 384

631 188 714

U8 122 257

40 222

69

231 87

74 241

47 32

46 158 49

21& 206

69

202 71

167

23 43

202

156

155 92

104

118

64 50

225 168 435 640 195 698

140 272 129

.·---•• ·-----Un-Inhablted----·---------78 37 41

72 35 37 ~_ 86

289

40 148

46 141

317

Persons 17

163 119 190 599 618 189 369

125 327

176

207 192 382 294

18

13 135 25

179 81 93

217

116 20 20 93 33

257 308 316

419 250 774 388 348 298 190 512 353 139

242 165 185 333 234

122 358 749 178 458 191 331 320

471 297

539 313

Literates Males

18

III 89

151 381 400 134 264 100 229

126 153 138 249 207

14 10

100 18

141 58 69

142 87 16

13 64 25

m 207 196

285 187 513 259 238 200

132 334 237

95 157 100 128 221 153

91 253 519 \39 350 128 135 266

301 200 402 209

Females Name ofYtllage 19

52 Mudhela 30 Mahatamlara 39 Thelkobeda

218 Am8sena 218 Golama

S5 Kolda 105 Kalyanpur

25 Chanabeda 98 SalIha (Kala)

2

SalIha (Khurd) 50 Jhalbahal 54 Kermeh 54 Magurpanl

133 Darltmunda 37 Khahapam

4 Rohenpam 3 Forfouj

35 Smg1dl 7 Chhotkendubahara

38 Kendubahara 23 Jamusalebhala 24 Bhamsadaraha 75 Brahmam 29 Gldlumpam 4 Rajlbnagar 7 Pasamara

29 Oallpathna 8 Daldah

82 Amanara 101 Mohara 120 PatalghutkufI 134 Pawartola 63 Khalana

261 Sara bang 129 Bhamslmundl 110 Haldl 98 Bhajlpa\a 58 Nandapur

178 Dumerpant 116 Sllds 44 Patparpah 85 Bhera 65 Hanspufl 57 Godfula

112 Junam 81 Pagarpam 31 TllelJhar

105 AnlaJuba 230 Sahlpa\a

39 Plpalchhendl 108 Jamudara 69 Chhehlendl

\ 96 Kolenchuan 54 Slalati

Paraskhol (Khurd) 170 Paraskhol (Kala) 97 Parsabuda

137 Mahuabhata 104 Salebhata

· ________________________ --=D~ISTRICT C,;:NSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

Locallon code

number Name ofVdlage 2

04186500 Mudhela 04 186600 Maha tam tara 04186700 Thelkobeda 04186800 Amasena 04 J 86900 GOlama 04187000 Kolda 04187100 Kalyanpur 04187200 Chnnabeda 04187300 Sahha (Kala) 04187400 Sahha (Khurd) 04187500 jhalbahal 04187600 Kermeh 04187700 .Magurpant 04187800 Darhmunda 04187900 Khahapam 04188000 Rohenpam 04188100 ForfouJ 04188200 Slngldl \ 04188300 Chhotkelldubnhara 04188400 Kendubaharn 04188500 Jamusalebhata 0418~600 Bhatnsadaraha 04188700 Brahmant 04188800 Gldhtnlpam 04188900 RaJlbnngar 04189000 Pasamara 04189100 DaIJpalhnn 04189200 Daldnh 04189300 Amanara 04189400 Mohnra 04189500 Patalghutkun 04189600 Pawnrtola 04189700 Khalalla 04189800 Sarabang 04189900 Bhatnslrnllndl 04190000 Haldl 04190100 BhllJ1paia 04190200 Nandapur 04190300 Dumerpanl 04190400 Sllda 04190500 Patparpah 04190600 Bhem 04190700 Hanspurl 04190800 Godfula 04190900 J lInnnl 04191000 Pagarpam 041911 00 Tllel)har 04191200 Anlajuba 04191300 Sahlpaln 04191400 Plpalchhendl 04191500 Jamudara 04191600 Chhehlendl 04191700 Kotenchuan 04191800 Smlatl 04191900 Paraskhol (Khurd) 04192000 Paraskhol (Kala) 04192100 Parsabuda 04192200 Mahuabhala 04192300 Salebhatn

Persons 20

450 381 420 396 659, 505 792 666 694

586 586 525 632 815

39 125 431 110 531 99

324 407 298

85 80

319 90

529 483 451 773 4n

1,087 619 411 422 305 458 862 263 427 146 326 340 378 520 866

1,799, 561

1,097 389 381 310

510 432

1,021 618

Illiterates Males

21

195 159 144 153 260 205 319 299 277

264 234 226 253 335

13 58

170 48

19J 32

137 160 112 34 31

139 36

224 181 169 301 183 419 235 153 146 116 174 351 113 169 64

126 III 144 218 337 754 235 436 161 129 121

183 175 378 265

Females 22

255 222 276 243 399 300 473 367 417

322 352 299 379

480 26 67

261 • 62

340 67

187 247 186

51 4lJ

180 54

305 302 282 472 294 668 384 25& 276 189 284 511 150 258

82 200 229 234 302 529

1,045 326 661 228 252 189

327 257 643 353

318

fotal workers Persons

23

3\3 272 312 302 544 402 560 325 572

Males Females 24 25

156 142 152 220 371 208 320 193 297

157 130 160 82

173 194 240 132 275

--- --·------Un-mhablted--------------430 230 200 493 420 418 641

30 89

352 83

421 98

220 357 241

40 62

222 62

448 444 383 553 447 913 539 390 398 243 521 651 254 346 167 189 350 293 J21 575

1.318 426 829 270 242 210

252 217 280 334

15 46

168 39

203 52

113 173 127 27 30

117 30

226 220' 199 313 228 502 295 207 188 150 300 343 128 200

85 145 184 153 189 354 738 216 449 158 147 141

241 203 138 307

15 43

184 44

218 46

107 184 114

13 32

105 32

222 224 1&4 240 219 411 244 IS3 210

93 221 308 126 146 82 44

166 140 132 221 580 210 380 112 95 69

-------------Un-Inhablled--------------440 290 150 356 209 147 906 432 474 426 257 169

VILLAGE PRIMARY CO Blocl,-

Mam workers Persons Males Females

26 27 l& 167 133 178 160 336

246 357 190 182

305 385 393 280 469

30 47

174 50

126 31

100 144 100 25 27

119 46

147 162 234 249 392 373 244 349 IS7 134 457 434 254 240 47

138 ISS 161 260 526 944 172 437 140 126 107

286 317 409 280

152 120 136 147 304 193 290 IS3

169

208 217 204 252 301

15 46

168 38

106 28 92 72 71 22 27 97 27

142 87

155 233 211 321 207 18S 172 125 291 288 128 196 42

127 154 94

187 341 680 171 348 130 III 92

24& 195 l84 215

I~

IJ 42

13 32 53 67

7 13

97 16M 189 28

168 15 I 6

12 20 3 8

72 29

22 19 ~

7~

79 16

131 52 37

161 15 9

166 146 126 44

5 II 4

67 73

ISS 264

I &9 10 15 15

38 122 25 65

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Nuapada

Industnal category ofmam workers Household mdustry

Cultivators Agnculturallabourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of VIllage

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

ISIS 116 138 93

117 134 178 151 119

2&4 321 III 139 161

28 109 36 50 27 60

139 60

21 17 56 21

115 150 57 65

210 142 115 221

78 85

148 152 93 83

22 70

109 75

169 83

380 159 336

54 94 78

149 150 273 123

149 " 104

108 92

110 103 159 149 tl6

194 186 %

137 118

28 109 28 42 25 55 68 43 19 17 45 14

112 79 38 62

116 126 114

119 74

81 141 138 81 80 19 69

106 44

136 73

258 159 279

53 86 67

143 93

210 91

7 12 30

7' 31 19 2 3

90 '\35

55 2

43

8 8 2 5

71 17 2

II 7 3

71 19 3

94 16

102 4 4

14 6 3

31 33 10

122

57 I 8

II

6 57

3 32

II 12 36 II 19 19

107 15 54

t2 43

271 49

~210

30 19 58 12 60

38

26

9 56 .

23 7

2 164 114 161 76

96 120 82 24

224 220 155 38 19 53 38 76 58

228 404

84 62 14

80 119 54 80

3 8 II 24

7 18 13 68 \2 46

12 4

6 39

3 8

4 9

IS

-------------Un-mhab\\ed--------- ----663

19 24 140 38

111

131 \I 99

15 15 18 1 52

8 6 4

48. 12

2 4

2

4

9 IS

3

2 3

2

4

36 2

4 1 2 , 1

15 11

9 46 10 13 10 6 I

2 105 59 101 7 79 82

55 21 61 35 62 58 73 9 20 4 60 164

100 120 37 118 14 24 17 2 45 8 37 40 27

1\4 283

57 58 13

36 31

114 121

27 4

2 I

17

I

2 12

3

4 3

2 7

3 13 15 I 4

17

I

I 9 3

3 3

7

q

8 I 3

-----···-·---Un·lnhablt~d·------··-·---

57 23 6 5

57 40 61

62

14 19

I 16 8

319

I Jl 4

1 3

4 7

5 4

4

56 196

84 57 24

8

6 21 II 90 94

5 2

12 3

5 14

6

2 8 9-

13 70 19

143

30 7

27 21 82 61

4 112

6 15 II 7

30 202 145

12 13 24 18 27

51 47 66 69

4 3

48 172

, 68 48 22 6

5 12 8

75 69

5 ~

12 2

4 13

5

7 7

12 64 15

131 29 6

25 21 81 50

3 95

6 13 II 7

21 145 131 II 9

19 12 23

43

44 63 59

Mudhela Mahatamtara Thelkobeda

8 Amasena 24 Go\ama 16 Kolda 9 Kalyanpur 2 Chanllbeda 2 Sahlla (Kala)

Sahha (Khurd) I lhalbahal 9 Kenneh 3 Mngurpam

15 Darhmunda 25 Khahapam

Rohenpam ForfouJ Smgllh Chhotkendubahara Kendubahara Jamusalebhata Bhamsadaraha Brahmal11 Gldhmlpam RaJlbnagar Pasamara Dahpathna

2 Daldah Amanara

2 Mohara Patalghutkurl

6 Pawartola 4 Khalana

12 Sarabang Bhamslmundl Haldl

2 Bhajlpala Nandapur Dumerpam

II Sllda Patparpah

17 Bhera Hanspurl

2 Godfula Junam Pagarpam

9 TJlelJhar 57 AnlBjuba 14 Sahlpala

Plpalchhendl 4 Jamudara 5 Chhehlendl 6 Kotcnchuan 4 Slain\!

Par\lskhol (Khurd) 8 Paraskhol (Kala) 3 Parsnbuda 3 Mahuabhata

10 Salebhata

Location code

number Name ofVIUage

2

04186500 Mudhela 04 I 86600 Mahatamtara 04186700 Thelkobeda 04186800 Amasena 04186900 Gotama 04187000 Kolda 04187100 Ka1yanpur 04187200 Chanabeda 04187300 Sahha (Kala) 04187400 Sahha (Khurd) 04187500 Iha1baha1 04187600 Kermeh 04 I 87700 Magurpan! 04187800 Darhmunda 04187900 Khnhapan! 041 &gOOO Rohenpam 04188100 Forfonj 04188200 Smgldl 04188300 Chhotkendubahara 04188400 Kendubaham 04188500 Jamusalebhatn 04188600 Bhamsadaraha 04188700 Bmhmam 04188800 Gldhmlpam 04188900 RaJlbnagar 04189000 Pasamara 04189100 Dahpathna 04189200 Daldah 04189300 Amanara 04189400 Mohara 04189500 Pntalghutkun 041 &9600 Pawartola 04189700 Khalana 04189800 Sara bang 04189900 Bhamslmundl 04190000 Ho1dl 04190 I 00 BhaJlpala 04190200 Nandapur 04190300 Dumerpam 04190400 Sllda 04190500 Patparpah 04190600 Bhera 04190700 Hanspun 04190800 Godfula 04190900 Junan! 04191000 Pagarpam 04191100 TllelJhar 04191200 Anlajubll 04191300 Sahlpala 04191400 Plpalchhendl 04191500 Il1mudafll 04191600 Chhchlendl 04191700 Kotenchuan 041918QO Stalatl 04191900 Paraskho1 (Khurd) 04192000 Paraskhol (Kala) 04 192100 Parsdbuda 04192200 Mahuabhata 04192300 Snlebhata

Margmal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

146 139 134 142 208 156 203 135 390

125 108 27

138 172

42 17& 33

295 67

120 213 141

15 35

103 16

301 282 149 304

55 540 295

41 211 109 64

217

106 120

51 192 132 61 49

374 254 392 130 116 103

154 39

497 146

4 22 16 73 67 15 30 10

12&

22 35 13 28 33

97 24 21

101 56 5 3

20 3

84 133 44 80 17

181 88 19 16 25 9

55

4 43 18 30 59 2

13 58 45

101 28 36 49

42 14 48 42

142 117 11& 69

141 141 173 125 262

103 73 14

110 139

42 178 32

198 43 99

112 85 10 32 83 13

217 149 105 224

38 359 207 2~

195 &4 55

162

102 77 33

162 73 59 36

316 209 291 102 80 54

112 25

449 104

320

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Cultivators Persons Males Females

44 45 46

15 47 80 18 4

72 90

7 84

I 10 5

15 3 7

10

20

14 37 75

3 1

65 80 6

64 -------------Un-lnhabIICd--- ----------

89 10 79 93 34 59

17 39

4 2

30 5

40 3

2 8

29

2 2

15 31

4 2 1 4

3&

3 2

8 3

11 1

23 5

29 22 6

24 62

2 24 21

125 58 30 11

155 5

73 3

10

5 I 3

12 15 4

10 3

7 &

18 29

4 36

3 23

7

6

20

17 7 2

14 59

1

2 17 13

\07 29 30 7

119 2

SO 2 3

--------·---·Un-tnhabttcd-··-----------76 33 43 2 2 7 4 3

27 19

VILLAGE PRIMARY (: DBloc:k-

Industnal category

Agflculturallabourer~

Persons Males Females 47 48 49

130 92 52

104 1&9 72

104 120 293

35 15 4

120 101

42 174

31 262

61 79

210 141

12 35 94 13 •

2&7 273 119 298 24

512 283

16 147 107 63

216

65 95 25 66 73 25 34

215 244 310 124 103 100

76 23

486 109

3 12 10 48 54 7

14 7

97

11 I 1

25 19

I 66 23 18 99 56 4 3

17 2

76 1,24 34 • 75 3

161 79

9

11 24 9

55

36 9

11 29

7 21 39 74 24 27 47

8 2

43 33

127 80

42 56

135 65 90

I J3 196

24 14 3

95 82

42 174 30

196 38 61

111 &5 8

32 77 11

211 149 85

223 21

351 204

7 136 83 54

161

64 59 16 55 44 25 27

194 205 236 100 76 53

68 21

443 76

PRIMARV CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT NUI'pada

()fmaqpnal workers LocatIon

Household llIdu5t~ workers Other workers Non-workers code Pt'fsons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVl1la~e number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2

300 150 150 Mudhela 04186500 228 106 122 Mahatamtara 04186600 298 143 155 Thelkobeda 04186700

20 10 10 693 314 379 Amasena 04186800 14 10 4 733 289 444 Gotama 04186900 12 I II 292 131 161 Kolda 04187000 9 6 3 601 263 338 Kalyanpur 04187100 8 2 6 466 206 260 Chanabeda 04187200

3 3 10 8 2 449 209 240 Sahha (Kala) 04187300 ·-·_··_--··-·Un·lnhablted····-·_·····_· Sahha (Khurd) 04187400

332 160 172 Jhalbahal 04187500 300 135 165 Kermeh 04187600

22 12 10 297 147 150 Magurpal1l 04187700 596 222 374 Darhmunda 04187800

32 6 26 468 208 260 Khahapal1l 04187900 27 12 15 Rohenpal1l 04188000 49 22 27 Forfou] 04188100

214 102 112 Smgldl 04188200 52 27 25 Chhotkendubahara 04188300

2 289 129 160 Kendubahara 04188400 82 38 44 Jamusalebhata 04188500

197 93 104 B hall1sadaraha 04188600 267 129 138 BrahmaOi 04188700 173 72 101 Gldhmlpam 04188800 65 23 42 Ra]lbnagar 04188900 38 14 24 Pasamara 04189000

190 86 104 Dahpathna (J4189100

3 2 61 31 30 Daldah 04189200

3 338 173 165 Amanara 04189300

2 2 6 6 347 168 179 Mohara 04189400

3 4 4 384 166 218 Patalghutkun 04189500 639 273 366 Pawartol~ 04189600 280 142 138 Khalana 04189700

5 5 948 430 518 Sarabang 04189800

5 4 468 199 269 Bhamslmundl 04189900 369 184 185 Ha1dl 04190000

2 2 322 158 164 BhaJlpala 04190100 252 98 154 Nandapur 04190200

449 208 241 DumerpaOl 04190300 564 245 319 Sllda 04190400 148 80 68 Patparpah 04190500

5 5 34 3 31 323 126 197 Bhera 04190600

1 144 79 65 Hanspun 04190700

5 4 322 109 213 Godfula 04190800

I 323 148 175 JunaOl 04190900

I 319 144 175 PagarpaOl 04191000

2 4 3 321 120 201 TllelJhar 04191100

4 2 2 649 236 413 AnlRjuba 04191200

4 I 3 1,230 535 695 Sahlpala 04191300

5 3 2 313 158 155 Plpalchhendl 04191400

2 6 2 4 726 337 389 Jamudara 04191500

2 2 JI6 131 185 Chhehlendl 04191600

2 470 117 353 Kotenchuan 04191700

3 2 420 246 174 Slala!1 04191800

--•••• • •••••• Un·lnhablted •• • •••• • •••• •· Paraskhol (Khurd) 04191900

2 I I 541 194 347 Paraskhol (Kala) 04192000

13 11 2 373 166 207 Parsabuda 04192100

2 2 .2 654 348 306 Mahuabhata 04192200

2 2 1\ 7 505 217 288 Salebhata 04192300

321

lOLatton code

number Name of Village

2

04192400 Padampun 04192500 R8jpumuapada 04192600 Smo1 04192700 Dlanmunda 04192800 Jhllmlla 04192900 Rallpalt 04193000 fhllhlmuapada 04193100 Sakhalora 04193200 Oadtor 04193300 Hernamunda 04193400 Ralupnlt 04193.500 M<lultbhat.l 04193600 Karchul 04193700 Chlpajhar 04193800 PandnpaOl 04193900 LallJlmar 04194000 Panchampur 04194100 Bheen 04194200 PalharapllllJI 04194300 Torra 04194400 Molanuapada 04194500 Tannmahuabhata 04194600 Kulurata1 04194700 DhwBJabhala 04194800 Supah 04194900 Kllkunmundl 04.195000 BagJore 04195100 Musarangl 04195200 ScthJampanl 04195300 Kll1amldadar 04195400 Bhalsadadar 04195500 Pakhanpadar 04195600 Chu1abhllt 04195800 Pandnpam 04195900 Oangadlgarh 04196000 Slltanbahara 04196100 Kodopah 04196200' Bholha 04196300 Chhotlodrn 04196400 Katmgpant 04196500 Lodrn 04196600 Bhllruamunda 04196700 Dharambundha 04196800 Patora 04196900 Jhalap 04197000 Tlkrapada 04197100 Maraguda 04197200 Pcthtapalt 04197300 K':Imeh 04197400 Golabandh 04197500 KankennanJI 04197600 Gobaen 0419"'700 Tanwat 04197800 Khoksa 04197900 Dhamanpun 04198000 Sunanlal 04199700 Khatr8m

Area of Village In

hect rrOWA Number of ml<1 housenolds

3 4

1710 2800 2710 3050 2610 4060 1750 4290 3850 1810 177 0 3650 5010 1870 2680 3460 2700 7980 3110 3040 3750 1440 4440 1490 4710 4790

80 1340 4390 4080 2080 200

5700 1,0470

2020 177 0 3140 1110 1510 6810 5850 3910

1,1660 4590 2530 4210 562 0 4760 2690 2880 3400 2530 8320 3920 2750 2320 4740

14 611 645 166 132 149 474 221 188

31 116 136 186 35

119 189 197 274

49 237 182

31 166 37

102 69

I 52 96

127 86 39

168 206

73 14

148 16 22

101 118 176 614 236

10 33 50

133 88 81

128 397,

' 169 101 55

I7S

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAq_A_:_

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block·

Total populallon (lncludmg mstltutlOnal and houseless Population 111 the

populatIOn) • age-group 0-6 __ Persons Males Feml!le~ Persons Malob Fenlales

5 6 7 8 9 10

89 H54 3,018

782 641 722

2,195 1,006

770 153

494 691 879 146 486 961 982

1,188 212

1,023 840 129 699 183 475 345

5 197 406 493 )67 169 838 947 298

53 643

53 113 399 629 784

2,967 929

322

35 124 243 552 392 394 481 .766 757 486 253 91 I

49 1,491 1,584

380 322 370

1,151 487 373

76

256 341 436

76 236

485 506 587 112 505 408 63

354 90

237 164

2 94

196 230 J70 75

410 482 142 26

323 25 56

188 311 389

1,566 496

40 1,363 1,434

402 319 352

1,044 519 397

77 238 350 d4J

70 250 476 476 601 100 518 432 66

345

93 238 181

3 103 210 263 197 94

428 465 156 27

320 28 57

211 318 395

1,401 433

9 398 424 132 III 109 289 178 134 28 82

109 137

17 87

150 170 189 40

180 172 23

120 33 94 64

37 71 88 84 19

180 166 47

9 iOO

8 18 83

104 152 484 144

···········_·Un·tnhahUed··-······_-- • 14 21 2 ~ M 17

116 127 S5 269 190 188 234 858 356 237 116 451

283 202 206 247 9C8 401 249 1..37

460

113 71 59 74

264 151 80 35

168

(,

204 199 63 61 57

154 85 '59 16 42 57 75 11 52 80

104 107 25 92 88 13 66

19 51 32

17 32 40 42 5

94 93 18 7

55 4

10 35 57 90

265 86

8 28 49 24 77 14

132 74 40 17 86

J 194 225 69 ~n

52 135 91 7) II ~O

~?

62 \, 3) 70 66 82 15

,88 31 I{I

51

14 43 32

in 39 4S 42 14 8~

7, 29 2

45 4 8

4S 47 62

219 58

2 9

27 64 47 32 4('

132 77 40 18 ~2

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Nuapada

Scheduled Castes popuatlOn Persons Males Females

II 12 13

295 611

59 12

226 329

72 68 7

13 30

138

2 215 130 79

240 12

369 36

169 10

18

42 4

45 29

II 38

8 12

335 133

I 17 30 39 81

20 185

74 3

31

163 322 26

7 121 169 36 33

2

7 12 69

I 105 68 49

124 6

192 18

83

7

22 2

20 15

4 23

I 3 6

177 75

I 6

13 18 36

7 81 32 2

14

132 289

33 5

105 160 36 35

5 6

18 69

I 110 62 30

116 6

177 18

86 5

II

20 2

25 14

7 15

5 6

158 58

II 17 21 45

13 104 42

17

Scheduled Tnbes population Persons Males Females

14 15 16

19 258 374 581 342 237 131 455 133

12 95

225 715

61 166 161 503 397

76 487 333 98

218 168 158 301

147 218 234 210 163 608 713 275 42

268 25

107 224 522 558 904 466

II 133 217 282 168 119 79

210 60 7

46 119 354 32 84 79

261 187 39

227 155 47 98 82 77

148

72 103 \34 101 72

298 364 135 22

135 12 53

106 257 280 500 237

8 125 157 299 174 118 52

245 73 5

49 106 361

29 82 82

242 210

37 260 178

51 120

86 81

153

75 115 ISO 109 91

310 349 140 20

133 13 54

118 265 278

404 229

-------------Un-mhablted--------------27 10 17 83 41 42

205 99 106 458 227 231 280 139 141 308 147 161 267 131 136 834 407 427 283 135 148 177 168 618

88 76

307

89 92

311

323

Persons 17

47 1,905 2,007

303 233 269

1,423 395 315

25 108 337 200

53 158 470 400 361 38

295 262

44 240

25 158 107

36 82

\57 61 19

230 232

28 6

226 10 22 53

177 212

1,242 440

8

20 64

145 127 84

152 760 191 168

83 254

Literates Males

18

32 1,114 1,189

216 162 187 827 267 208

18 79

207 161 45

112 290 277 2S7

27 214 187

31 166

21 107 80

25 68

\\3 47 14

166 179

21 2

141 7

19 46

115 142 842 302

6 17 46

115 100 69

126 540 141 125

51 199

Females Name of Village 19 2

15 Padampun 791 RaJPurnuapada 818 Sirtol 87 Dmnmunda 71 Jhllmlla 82 Ratlpah

596 Thakurnuapada 128 Sakhatora 107 Gadlor

7 Hernamunda 29 Ratapah

130 Mauhbhata 39 Karchul

8 Chlpajhar 46 Pandnpam

180 LallJ1mar 123 Panchampur 104 Bhera

11 PatharapunJI 81 Torra 75 Motanuapada 13 Tanamahuabhata 74 Kukuratal

4 DhwaJabhata 51 Supah 27 KukuTlmundl

Bamore 11 Musarangl 14 SethJampam 44 Kalamu\adar 14 Bhalsadadar 5 Pakhanpadar

64 Chulabhat 53 Pandnpam

7 Gangadlgarh 4 Slhanbahara

85 Kodopah 3 Bhotha 3 Chhotlodra 7 Katlllgpam

62 Lodra 70 B haruamunda

400 Dharambandha 138 Patora

Jhalap 2 Tlkrapada 3 Maraguda

18 PethJapah 30 Kermeh 27 Golabandh 15 KankermallJl 26 Gobara

220 Tanwat 50 Khoksa 43 DhamanpuTl 32 Sunantal 55 Khalranl

Locatton code

number Name of VIllage 2

04192400 Padampun 04192500 ROjpurnuapada 04192600 Slrtol 04192700 Dlanmunda 04192800 Jhllnllia 04192900 Rallpah 04 \ 93000 1'hakurnuapada 04193100 Sakhatora 04193200 Gadtor 04193300 Hernamunda 04193400 Ratapah 04193500 Mauhbhata 04193600 Karchul 04193700 Cptpojhar 04193800 Pandnpam 04193900 Lanjtmar 04194000 Panchampur 04194100 Bhern 04194200 PalhllTllpunJt 04194300 lorra 04194400 Motanllapada 04194500 Tanamahuabhala 04194600 Kllkuratal 04194700 DhwaJ8bhata 04194800 Supalt 04194900 Kukunmundt 04195000 Bag)ore 04195100 Musarnngt 04195200 Seth Jam pam 04195300 Kalamtdadar 04195400 Bhatsadadar 04195500 Pakhanpadar 04195600 Chulabhat 04195800 Pandnpam 04195900 Gangadtgarh 04196000 Sthanbahara 04196100 Kodopah 04196200 Bhotha 04196300 Chhotlodra 04196400 Katmgpam 04196500 Lodm 04196600 Bharuamunda 04196700 Dhammbandha 04196800 Patont 04196900 Jhalap 04197000 Ttkrapada 04197100 Mnraguda 04197200 Pethlapalt 04197300 Kenneh 04197400 Golabandh 04197500 KankemlanJI 04197600 Gobara 04'197700 Tanwsl 04197800 Khoksn 04197900 Dhamanpurt 04198000 Sunartlal 04199700 Khatrnm

Persons 20

42 949

1,011 479 408 453 172 611 455 128 386 354 679

93 328 49\ 582 827 114 728 578

85 459 158 317 238

5 161 324 336 306 150 608 715 270 47

417 43 91

346 452 572

1,725 489

27 104 179 407 265 310 329

1,006 566 318 170 657

Illiterates Males

21 '

17 377 395 164 160 IS3

114 220 165 58

177 134 275

31 124 \95 229 330

85 291 221

32 188 69

130 84 2

69 128 117 123

61 244 303 121 24

182 18 37

142 196 247 724 194

8 43 70

)54 90

119 108 318 215 112 65

252

Females 22

25 572 616 315 248 270 448 391 290

70 209 220 404

62 204 296 353 497

89 437 357

53 271

89 187 154

3 92

196 219 \83 89

364 412 149 23

235 25 54

204 256 325

1001 295

19 61

109 253 175 191 221 688 , 351 206 I

105 405

324

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Total workers Persons Males Females

23 24 25

41 911 948 442 348 412 634 561 440

92 305 256 524

87 261 371 369 655 122 505 424

65 437 107 254 167

2 124 256 290 183 96

371 530 113 34

353 28 72

235 360 349

1,338 458

25 756 758 207 172 221 56\ 290 230

48 154 183 273

47 130 251 240 321

62 276 221

39 223

56 130

87

56 118 137 99 57

216 270

88 17

186 17 32

119 186 204 796 263

16 155 190 235 176 191 73

271 210

44 151 73

251 40

131 120 129 334 60

229 203

26 214

51 124 80

I 68

138 1'53

84 39

155 260

25 17

167 11 40

116 174 145 542 195

-------------Un tnhabllcd-------------19 9 10 78 40 38

137 68 69 297 256 262 314

1,034 432 286

95 457

156 129 123 155 467 206 131 66

257

141 127 139 159 567 226 155 29

200

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD BloLll-

MaIO workers Person& Males ,Females

26 27 28

31 884 805 198 165 411 6\6 411 231

30 96

199 21 \

56 230 282 197 353 96

266 242

33 181 57

169 119

72 88 39

225 203

71 12 77 18 69

176 353 329 946 314

9 49 84

191 211 ISS 141 456 202 125 63

235

24 745 710 185 158 221 549

242 169 29 95

180 \9S

41 128 222 184 257

51 245 180 31

169 46

121 80

I

1 66 68 34

193 196 08 12 73 16 32

106 185 190 751 251

8 35 66

149 1t8 112 131 ' 435 184 118 61

209

-, 139 95 13 7

190 67

169 62

1

19 16 15

102 60 13 96 45 21 62 2

12 II 48 39

6 20 5

32 7 3

4 2

37 70

168 139 195 63

14 18 42 93 43 10 21 18 7 2

26

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Nuapada

Industrial category ofmam workers

Cultivators Agncu!turallabourers Household mdustry

workers Olher workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

31 100 59

146 122 315

72 293

75 26 90

161 202

19 150 92

101 185

31 114 107

I ~

69 37 71 51

34 59 34

140 178 68 12 9

11 22 83

102 203 363 109

48 136 98

120 lIS 323 127 98 52

186

24 88 52

140 118 164 67

161 47 26 89

150 186

19 91 8~

94 134

18 106

84 15 65

31 63

45

33 48 29

126 174 67 12 9

11 17 57 92

116 326

98

47 127 94 98

114 318 116 93 50

174

7

12 7 6 4

151 5

132 28

11 16

59 7 7

51

11 8

23

4 6 8

6

11 5

14 4

5 26

10 87

37 11

9 4

22 I 5

11 5 2

12

34 78 28 20

61 30 59 73

1 1

12 5

15 76

127 33 96 3

125 113

15 105

15 77 58

24 21

5

73 12 2

41 1

47 10

199 106 423

99

32 43 99 29 18 45 43 20 6

31

21 56 24 20

31 27 32 51

I

7

5 10 33 81 32 56

1 115 76 13 98 10 39 25

1 22 16 5

56

10

41 I

15 7

61 59

275 55

13 22 4

30 3

27 22

5

5 43 46

I 40

2 10 37

2 7 5

38

33

2 5

17 2 2

32

3 138 47

148 44

4 16 9

8 2

21

6

16 57 2 9

2 2

2

II 6

11 14 9 2

5 8

4 9 9 4

2

11

4

I 13 30 2 9

2

8

4

9 II 7 2

•••.. -.•••• --Un-Inhablted •.••• -••• -•••• 1

16 12 18 11 12 41 39 19

6 19

16 31 81 18 6

4 4 1

12

7

5

6 18 I

4

325

2 2

3 11

4

Females Persons Males Females Name ofV111age 37 38 39 40 2

7

4

10

2

3

27

3

2

2 3

2

5

2

7

745 660

24 19 19

50S 51 81

3

5 26

3 I 4

57 62 56

5 25 13 3

7

5 21 10

12 6

10 13

16

83

41 6

151 104

8

48

4 10 7 1 2

70 31 7

14

631 594

21 16 17

446 45 69

2

5

23 3

4 52 57 54

2 22 11 3 6

19 10

9 3

10 12

15

42 23

4

143 96

7 35

3 8

4

2 65

28 6 5

12

Padampun 114 Rajpumuapada 66 Slrtol

3 Dlanmunda 3 Jhllmlla 2 Ratlpah

59 Thakurnuapada 6 Sakhatora

12 Gadtor I Hernamunda

Ratapah 3 Mauhbhata

Karchul Chlpajhar Pandnpam LanJlmar Panchampur

2 Bhera 3 Patharapunjl 3 Torra 2 Motanuapada

Tanamahuabhata Kukuratal Dhwajabhata

2 Supall Kukunmundl Baruore Musarangl Setilpmpam Kalamldadar

3 Bhalsadadar Pakhanpadar Chulabhat PandnpaOl Gangadlgarh SllIanbahara Kodopah Bhotha Chhotlodra

41 KatmgpaOl 18 Lodra 2 Bharuamunda 8 Dharambandha 8 Patora

JhaJap 1 Tlkrapada

13 Maraguda 1 Pelhmpah 2 Kennell 3 Golabandh

Kankemlanjl Gobara

5 Tanwat 3 Khoksa

Dhamanpun Sunantal

2 Khalral1l

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2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 --~--------~--------~~----~----~----~~--------~.;.._----04192400 Padamj'lurt 04192500 Rajpurnuapada 04192600 Slrtol 04192700 Dlanmunda 04192800 Jhllmlla 04192900 Rallpall 04193000 Thakurnuapada 04193100 Sakhatora 04193200 Gadtor 04193300 Hernamun~a

04193400 Ratapah 04193~00 Mauhbhata 04193600 Karchu! 04193700 Chlpajhar 04193800 Pandnpam 04193900 LanJlmar 04194000 Panchampur 04194100 Shern 04194200 Palhllrapunjl 04194300 fOITa 04194400 Motanuapadn 04194500 Tanamahuabhata 04 194600 Kukuratal 04194700 Dh\\8jabhata 04194800 Supah 04194900 Kukunmundl 04195000 Sa.ruore 0419~ 100 Musarangl 04 195200 SetIlJampam 04 195300 Kalamldatlar 04195400 Bhalsadadar 04195500 Pakhanpadar 04195600 Chulabhat 04195800 PlIodnpant 04195900 Oangadlgarh 04196000 Sihanbaharn 04196100 Kodopah 04196200 Bhotha 04 196300 Chhotlodra 04196400 KallngpHnl 04196500 Lodra 04196600 Bharuamunda 04196700 Dharambandhn 04196800 Patora 04196900 Jhalap 04197000 Tlkrapada 041971 00 Maraguda 04197200 Pelhlapah 04197300 Kemlch 04197400 Oolabandh 04197500 KankcrmanJi 04197600 Oobara 04197700 Tanwat 04197800 Khoksa 04197900 Dhamanpun 04198000 Sunamal 04199700 Khalrana

10 27

143 244 183

18 ISO 209 62

209 57

313 31 31 89

172 302

26 239 182 32"

256 50 85 48

124 255 218

95 57

146 327 42

, 22 276

10 3

59 7

20 392 144

10 29 53

106 45

107 173 578 230 161 32

222

11 48 22 14

12 48 61 19 59

3 78

6 2

29 56 64 11 31 41

8 54 10 9 7

56 117 71 31 23 23 74 20 5

113 1

13

14 45 12

5 2 7

11 11 24 32 22 13 5

48

9

16 95

222 169

I 6

102 148 43

ISO S4

235 25 29 60

116 238

15 208 141 24

202 40 76 41

I 68

138 147 64 34

123 253

22 17

163 9 3

46 6

6 347 132

9 24 51 99 34 96

149 546 208

1148 27

174

326

7

12 I 7

4

7

I 11 6 54 32

40 4

2 6 5

25 22 50 7

9 2 I3 4

40 6 1 I

52 5 11 2

2 57 26 27 11

7 5 3 2 3

2

2 I 3

30 3

3 2 40 3

I -------------Un-Illhablled-- --

4 2 9 8

132 33

7 1 8

~

22

39 4

2 1 3

43

7 9 1

34

47 9

3 1

16 2 I 2 2

3 27

37

2

99

14 6

239 175

7 135 142 62

205 14

'30Q 31 29 82

140 204

26 229 168

31 216 47 33 37

124 253 149 63

SO 143 322

39 22

266 6

7 6

16

351 142

52 104 45

101 ,71 571 221 161

8 75

1 7 1

21

2 41 2J 19 56

78 6

2 23 11 31 11 28 36

8 48

C)

4 5

56 116 36 Ii 18 2: 72 19 5

III I

12 41 11

I 6

11 j

24 29 14 13 2 9

2 12

" 218 168

91 119 43

149 .3

2'1 25 27 59

Ifi9 173 I ~

2UI 112 )1

loS 38 lQ

17 I

6~

137 113 46 32

122 2~O

20

17 155

6 I>

4 310 131

51 98 34 94

147

S<!~ 207 1411

6 06

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT NUllpada

of marglllal workers Location

Household mdusI!1 workers Other workers Non-workers code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2

48 24 24 Padampun 04192400 11 9 2 1,943 735 1,208 RaJPurnuapada 04192500

124 41 83 2,070 826 1,244 Smol 04192600 4 4 340 173 167 Dlanmunda 04192700

293 150 143 Jhllmlla 04192800 310 149 161 Ratlpah 04192900

2 8 8 1,561 590 971 Thakurnuapada 04193000 3 1 2 445 197 248 Sakhatora 04193100

13 6 7 330 143 187 Gadtor 04193200 61 28 33 Hernamunda 04193300

2 2 189 102 87 Ratapah 04193400 3 1 2 435 158 277 Mauhbhata 04193500

355 163 192 Karcflul 04193600 59 29 30 ChlpaJhar 04193700

225 106 119 Pandnpam 04193800 590 234 356 Lalljlmar 04193900

7 3 4 613 ' 266 347 Panchampur 04194000

15 2 13 33 24 9 533 266 267 Shern 04194100 90 50 40 Patharapullj 1 04194200

518 229 289 Torra 04194300 416 187 229 Motanuapada 04194400

64 24 40 Tanamahuabhata 04194500

262 131 131 Kukuratal 04194600

2 2 76 34 42 DhwaJabhata 04194700 221 107 114 Supah 04194800 178 77 101 Kukunmundl 04194900

3 I 2 BagJore 04195000

73 38 35 Musarangl 04195100 150 78 72 SethJsmpam 04195200

4 2 2 8 7 203 93 110 Kal am I dadar 04195300

I 4 3 184 71 113 Bhalsadadar 04195400 73 18 55 Pakhanpadar 04195500

467 194 273 Chulabhat 04195600 417 • 212 205 Pandnpam 04195800

185 54 131 Gangadlgarh 04195900 19 9 10 Sihanbahara 04196000

6 6 2 290 137 153 Kodopah 04196100

3 3 25 8 17 Bhotha 04196200

41 24 17 Chhotlodra 04196300

22 9 13 164 69 95 Katmgpam 04196400

269 125 144 Lodra 04196500

435 185 250 Bharuamullda 04196600

1,629 770 859 Dharambandha 04196700

471 233 238 Patora 04196800

-_ ••••• • ... -·Un-Inhablled···----------- Jhnlap 04196900

9 I 8 16 5 11 Tlkrapada 04197000

29 5 24 46 20 26 Maraguda 04197100

106 48 58 p'ethl3pah 04197200

255 113 142 Kerrneh 04197300

136 61 75 Golabandh 04197400

3 3 2 2 132 65 67 KankermanJI 04197500

2 2 167 79 88 Gobara 04197600

2 732 391 341 Tanwat 04197700

325 150 175 Khoksa 04197800

200 106 94 Dhamanpun 04197900

23 2 21 158 50 108 Sunantal 04198000

15 6 9 454 194 260 Khalralll 04199700

327

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF KOMANA C.D. BLOCK- 0002

Location code

number

0002 0002

Name of VIllage 2

Komana (Total) Komann (Rural)

0002 Komana (Urban) Komana (Rural)

04195700 Gangadtgarh 04198100 KhaJurbahal 04198200 Tenganabasa 04198300 Samarsmg 04198400 BhoJPurghau 04198500 Smapah 04198600 Kusadonn(Kusadahana) 04198700 Chohakapada 04198800 Llmdthl 04198900 Daldah 04199000 Kurumpun 04199100 BhuruJ..adhoda 04199200 Silva 04199300 Patparpah 04199400 Chhmdpam 04199500 Suabahal 04199600 Chanamunda 04199800 Mundapalla 04199900 Lakhana 04200000 Bangamunda 04200 I 00 Bhaosll 04200200 Chandrastl 04200300 Jalamadat 04200400 Talabela 04200600 Bhalukona 04200700 Sialati 04200800 Tetelpada 04200900 Bagmunda 04201000 Jhlpabahal 04201100 Dlamunda 04201200 Mundapala 04201300 Latkanpada 04201400 Kaslpala 04201500 Karangavata 04201600 Hatlsara 04201700 Tarabod 04201800 Pnlaslpam 04201900 SahaJat 04202000 Chanchar8Jharan 04202100 Telenpah 04202200 Sarasmal 04202300 Dedengn 04202400 Mendhatal 04202500 Makhapadar 04202600 Babupah 04202700 Sukultmundl 04202800 Thogapah 04202900 Semelpah 04203000 Thutlbar 04203100 Kahmall 04203200 KamJ..eda 04203300 Nuagaon 04203400 Larkl 04203500 Gandamer 04203600 Kantapah

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Area of Total populatIOn (mcludmg Village m Instltutlonal and houseless hecl !Tow'! Number of --:::--__ "-po:.Jp;-;;u;:.:la:;.:.ll:.;o,;;;;n~) -;:;-_-:-_

ID K~ households Persons Males Females 3 4 5 6 7

659.67 659.67

659670

2420 4910

5440 1170 3620 3500 4040 1800 2080 4100 4420

1.212 0 3710 5680

6310

3220 4480

2,978 0 6960 4200 200

770 370

6330 2380

1700 3070

2130 3870 4150 2910 6160

5420

6410 1,6050

7490 1,2110

530 2250

870

21 10 3750 980

5219 6690 5700 2840 2600

8210

6070

5200 2820

5160 5070

27,150

27,150

86 71

205 232

52 90

220 177 166

129 221 129 520

132 182 201

71

178 733 276

41 2

20 20

ltO 287

7 134 33

190 89

126. 199

117

255 655 276 414

17 19 10 70

102

26 160 ~72 211 160

19~ 164 23~ 37&

104 217 191

117,082 117,082

368 :)27

879

960 229

404 927 759 726 614 947 552

2,238

512· 727 923 336

857 3,130

1,129

164 10

75 87

511 1,235

22 554 149

803 402 472 819 520

1,030 3,060

1,199 1,770

63 76

55

284

425 III 623

1,129 959 635

735 619

1,011

1,473

391 872 733

330

57,906

57,906

183 139 424 473 105 183 445 370 337 305 475 272

1,097 238 368 449 154

411 1,564

544 116 5

38 48

251 589

12 174

79 386 197 235 404

272 504

1,544 601

920

30

35 34

144

207 54

314 543 481 312 341 291 501 713 211 425 J76

59,176

59,176

185 188 455

487 124 221 482 389

389 309 472 280

1,141

274 359

474

182 446

1,566

585 78

5 37 39

260 646

10 280

70 417 205

237 415 248 526

1,516

598 850

33 41 21

140

218

57 309 586 .. 78

323 394 328

510 760 180 447 357

VILLAGE PRIMARY . CD Block-

PopulutlOn m the age-group 0-6

Persons Males Females 8 9 10

18,615 18,615

55 60

161 153 40 68

163

138 134

88 131 80

353 82

127

166 59

143

559

183 34

I 21 22 79

222

3 80 24

109 64 69

146 83

180

432 191 250

16 10 12 45 87

21 86

187 167 107

119 105

171

268 55

120 117

9,449 9,449

27 24

83 84 18 33 73 67 62 41

58 38

198

32 67 85 30 71

304

83 21

II 15

41 124

2 41 10 58 39 39 67

51 88

228 103

137

8 2 9

23 37

12 41 97 82 52 55 46 79

141 33 52 65

9,166 9,166

28 36 78 69

22 35 90 71

72 47 73

42 155 50 60

81

29

72 255

100

13

10 7

38

98 I

39 14 51

25 30 79

32 92

204 88

111

8 8 3

22 50 9

45 90 85 55

64 \59 92

127 22 68 52

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Komana

Scheduled Castes popuahon Scheduled Tribes populattoll LIterates Persons Ma\es Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Fema\es Name of Village

1\ 12 .~13~ ____ ~1~4 ____ ~15~ __ ~1~6 ______ 1~7 ____ ~1~8 ____ ~19~ ________ ~2 ____ ___

16,029

16,029

49

109 49 21 18 II

296

140

S9 62 25

213 130

19 79

1,114

173

135 120

89

38 49 23 75 43

132 510 213 125

25

15 108

238 15

211 215 199 130 116 400

65 94 76

7.996 7,996

24

51 25 9 8 5

147

69 27 32 10

J06 55 9

44 563

88

64 57

42

11

21 13 36 22 64

253 106

58

12

56

128 38

104 107 96 62 59

186 41 50

35

8,033 8,033

25

58 24 12 10 6

149

71 32 30 15

107 75 10 35

551 85

71 63

47

21 28 10 39 21 68

257 107 67

13

8 52

110 37

107 108 103

68 57

214 24 44 41

51,297 25,219 26,078 51,297 25,219 26,078

210 108 102 241 105 136 311 146 165 413 200 213

200 96 104 42 21 21

220 105 115 179 82 97 234 119 115 306 160 146 489 243 246

1,548 749 799 458 214 244 487 250 237 698 349 349 317 145 172 646 309 337

1~15 495 520 224 108 116

164 86 78 10 5 5 63 31 32 n 48 ~

316 161 155 687 326 361

3 2 131 58 73

652 312 340 300 153 147 230 113 117 562 268 294 244 121 117 551 267 284 579 297 282 672 343 329

952 514 438 6 2 4

21 10 II 55 34 21

226 116 110 220 103 117 III 54 57 345 169 176 956 463 493 532 272 260 188 81 107 475 216 259 157 80 77 852 418 434

32 17 15 21 9 12

741 356 385 421 221 200

331

37,691 26,451 37,691 26,45)

58 48 59 46

227 168 274 184

49 31 74 55

241 175 184 116 272 161 241 172 391 249 155 100 703 494 168 133 125 97 298 216 123 89 266 213

1,164 771 379 272

56 46

4 4 2

126 88 276 181

8 6 166 115 33 26

164 123 135 89 159 110 215 163 143 97 277 195

1.203 796 491 323 532 410

7 5 22 17 18 14

109 82 66 59 16 14

183 149 313 228 367 241 218 147 248 191 208 148 285 226 331 233

159 109 223 168 244 197

11,240 Komana (Total) II ,240 Komana (Rural)

Komana (Urban) Komana (Rural)

10 Gangadlgarh 13 Kha)urbahaJ 59 Tenganabasa 90 Samarsmg 18 Bho)purghatl 19 Smapalt 66 Kusadona(Kusadahana) 68 Chohakapada

III Llmdlhl 69 Daldah

142 Kurumpun 55 Bhurukadhoda

209 SIlva 35 Patparpah 28 Chhmdpanr 82 Suabahal 34 Chanamunda 53 Mundapalla

393 Lakhana 107 Bangamunda

10 Bhaosll ChandrasI! Ja\amada\

1 Talabela 38 Bhalukona

95 Smlatl 2 Telelpada

51 Bagmunda 7 )hlpabahal

41 Dlamunda 46 Mundapala 49 Latkanpada 52 Kaslpa\a 46 Karangavala 82 Haltsara

407 Tarabod 168 Palaslpam 122 Saha)at

2 Chanchara)haran 5 Telenpah 4 Sarasmal

21 Dedenga 7 Mendhatal 2 Makhapadar

34 Babupah 85 Sukullmundl

126 Thogapah 71 Sernelpah 57 lhuubar 60 KaHmall

I

59 Kamkcda 98 Nuagaon

50 Larkl 55 Gandamer 47 Kantapah

----_.--------------------__ --.--------- DISTRICT CENSUS i-IANDBOOI( ~~9!,_'­

VIl"LAGE PRI~ARY CD B1oci("

Location code

number Illiterates Total workers Main workers

Name of Village Persons Males Females Persons Males Fenloles Persons Males Fe.n(1Ie;:-__ ~ ________ ~2~ ______ ~2~O ____ ~2~1 ____ ~2=2 ____ _=23~ ___ ~24~ ___ ;2~5 _____ 26 27

22,711 22,72.

28

0002 Komana (Total) 0002 I(omana (Rural) 0002 Kumana (Urban)

Komana (Rural) 04195700 Gangadigarh

04198100 Khajurbahal

04198200 Tcnganabasa

04198300 Samarsing

04198400 Bhojpurghati

04198500 Sinapah

04198600 KusadonalKusadahana)

04198700 Chohakapada 04198800 Limdihi

04198900 Daldali

04199000 Kurumpuri

04 199100 Bhurukadhoda o.t199200 Silva I 04199300 Patparpali

04199400 Chhindpani

04199500 Suabahal

04199600 Chanamunda

04199800 Mundapalla 04199900 Lakhann

04200')00 Bangamunda

04200 I 00 D haosil

04200200 Cilandrasli

04200300 Jalamadai

04200400 Talabela

04200600 Bhalukona

04200700 Sialati

04200800 Tetelpada

04200900 Bagmunda

04201000 Jhipabahal

04201100 Oiarnunda

04201200 MUlldnpnla

04201300 Latkallpadn

04201400 Kasipala

042<l1500 Karangavata

04201600 Hausara

04201700 Tarabod

04201800 Palasipani

04201900 Sahajat

04202000 . Chnncharajharl\1l

04202100 Te1enpali

04202200 Sarasmal 04202300 Oedenga

04202400 Mendhatal

04202500 Makhapadar

04202600 Babupali

04202700 Sukulimundi

04202800 Titogapali

04202900 Semelpali

04203000 Thutibar

04203100 Kalirnati

04203200 Kamkeda

04203300 Nuagaon

04203400 Larki

04203500 Gandarner

04203600 Knntapali

79,391 79,391

310

268

652 686 180 330

686

575 454

373

556

397

1,535 344 602 625

213 591

1,966 750 108

10 71 85

385

959

14 388 116 tj39· 267

313 604 377 753

1,857 708

1,238

56 S4 37

175 359

95 440 816 592 417 487 411 726

1,142 232 649 489

31,455 31,455

135

93

256 289

74 128 270 254

176

133 226 172 603

lOS 271 233

65 198

793 272

40

5 34 47

163

408 6

159 53

263 108

125 241

175

309

748 278

510 25' 18 20 62

148 40

165 315 240

j 165 150 143 275 , 480

102 257

179

47,936 47,936

175

175

396

397 106 202 416

321

278

240

330

225 932

239 331 392 148 393

1,173

478 68

37 . 38 222 551

8

229 63

376 159 188 363

202 444

1,109 430 728

31 36 17

113 211

55 275 501

352

252 337 268 451

662 130 392 310

332

58,072

58,072

145 182 422

469

109

224 550

401 412 350 487 ~28

1,245 168 368 525

213

479 1,698

608 91

8 48 59

321 541

16 268

73 377 261 330 49g 287 587

1.382 517 955

30 34

23 160

250 59

375 543 440 341 445 377

590

733 210 498 404

32,571 32,571

III 86

249

286

60

107 296

224 202 180 270

166 621 142 185 266 103 247 898

309

48 3

26 29

160 323

8 132 38

197 124 156 246 142

291 843 316 488

!9 21 16 80

127

29 192 285 238 183 210 187 296 391 120 259 203

25,501 25,501

34 96

173 183

49

I !7

254 177 210 no 217

162 624

26 183

259 110 232

800 299

43

5 22

30

161 218

8 136 35

180

137 174 252 145

296 539 201

467 11

13 7

80 123 30

183 258 202 158 235 190 294 342 90

239 201

28,193 28,193

87

13

216

243 86

162

407 264

253

1~0 243 J08 682

143

187 180 153 260 696 181

7

12 15

202 387

7 267

73 208 152 158 85

103 263 272 275 719

26 30

19 63

103

25

161 193 92

124 216

80

338 531

77 204 208

M2 ,0

204 132

57 \I()

254 203

196 161

180 16t 495 134 180 113 33

173 577 121

3

8 g

125

300

7

132 38

145 101 112

81

72 214 246 243 423

19 21 16 63 98 24

154

182 83

101

174

73 247 357

77 184 176

5.471 5,47:

, 3

12 II 1~

66 15.\

I}1 51 19 ')3

147 Ig7 ~ ./

67

7(1

87 119

60 4

4

7 n &7

IJ; 35

63

51

46 4

31 ~9

21> 32

296

7 9

7

11 9

2J 42

7

91 174

20 32

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT I(ontana

Industrtal category of mam workers Household mdustry

Cultivators Agnculturallabourers workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

16,193 16.193

7& 4

159 178 20 63 89 76

148 109 78

177 451 122 180 143 115 187 253 119

7

4 15 62

152 3

101 48 95 54 67 74 29

112 120 134 505

12 15 7

52 80 23

154 126 53

88 177 45

185 360

42 146 141

13,973 13,973

76 3

155 175

16 42 87 69

123 105 64

113 362 117 175 91 63

132 207

82 3

4 8

49

143

49

25 85 45

61 72 24

107 117 125 316

12 13 7

52 76

23 149 124 50 69

145 44

143 256

42 143 132

2,220 2,220

2

4 3 4

21 2 7

25 4

14

64 89

5

5 52 52 55 46

37

4

7 13 9

52 23 10 9 6 2

5 5 3 9

189

2

4

5 2 3

19 32

I 42

104

3 9

6,615 6,615

6 4

43 33 61 94

308 168 82 44 84

130 162

10 2

28 34 34

130 31

135 157

3

163 25

103 92 81 5

66 129

12 92

202 13 5

II 10 18 2 3

33 8

17 32 19

117 129 II 23 25

4,448 4,448

3 3

37 27 37

51 158 115 57

33

56 47 77

9

14 16 16 96 12

72 107

3 80 13 52 52 43

5 42 90 12 75

99 6

2 9

10 18

2 32

8 16 23 19 77 69 II 14 9

2,167 2,167

3

6 6

24 43

150 53 25 II 28 83 85

I

14 18 18 34 19

63 50

83 12 51 40 38

24 -39

17 103

7 3 2

1 9

40 60

9 16

918 918

9

2

17 6

2

2 II 4

I 48

6

18 4

2

6

16

7

5

618 618

333

9

2

1

5

14 6

2

1 9 4

4

29

5 2 2

11 4

I 6

10

2 3

300 300

3

2

4

19

7

6

2

Other workers Persons Males Females Name of VIllage

38 39 40 2

4,467 3,683 4,467 3,683

3 3 5 4

14 12 23 21

4 3

5 3 8 7

19 18 22 16 22 18 81 60

I 52 42

5 2 5 4 7 6 4 4

37 24

302 265 27 23

4 30

3

4 3

7 6 7

22

122 45

12 I

10 I

4

4 34 31 17 6

15 30 26 24 28 37

4 21 I 3

3 2 6 4

5 17

106 39

8

6

1 3

26 25 15 5 9

21 22 24 25 32

784 Komana (Total) 784 KomanH (Rural)

KomanH (Urban) Komana (Rural) Gangadlgarh KhaJurbahal

2 Tenganabasa 1 Samarsmg I BhoJPurghal1 2 Smapah

Kusadona(Kusadahana) Chohakapada

6 Llmdlhl 4 Oaldall

21 Kurumpun Bhurukadhoda

10 SlIva 3 Palparpah

Chhtndpalll Suabahal Chanamunda

13 Mundapalla 37 Lakhana

4 Bangamunda Bhaosil Chandrasll lalamadal Talabela Bhalukona

9 Sialal, Tetelpada Bagmunda Jh'pabahal Ommunda Mundapala Latkanpada

2 Kaslpala 2 Karangavata 5 Hallsara

16 Tarabod 6 Palas'pam 4 SahaJat

ChancharaJharan 4 Telenpah

Sarasmal Dedenga Mendhatal Makhapadar Babupah

8 Sukulllllundl 6 ThogapaJr 2 SemelpaJr I Thutlbar 6 Kahmnll 9 Kamkeda 4 Nuagaon

Lark' 3 Gandamer 5 KantapaJr

LocatIon code

number

0002 0002 0002

04195700 04198100 04198200 04198300 04198400 04198500 04198600 04198700 04198800 04198900 04199000 04199100 04199200 04199300 04199400 04199500 04199600 04199800 04199900 04200000 04200100 M'200'200 04200300 04200400 04200600 04200700 04200800 04200900 04201000 04201100 04201200 04201300 04201400 04201500 04201600 04201700 04201800 04201900 04202000 04202100 04202200 04202300 04202400 04202500 04202600 04202700 04202800 04202900 04203000 04203100 04203200 04203300 04203400 04203500 04203600

Name of VIllage 2

Komana (Total) KaIDlina (Rliral) Komana (U rban) Komana (Rllral) Gangadlgarh KhaJurbahal Tenganabasa Samarsmg Bho)PUIghall Smapah Kusadona(Klisadahnna) Chohakapada Llmdlhl Daldah KurumpurJ Bhurukadhoda Silva Patparpalt Chhmdpanl Suabahal Chanamunda Munt,lapalla Lakhana Bangamunda Bhaosil Chandras\\ Jalamadat Talabela Bhalukona SIBlal! Tetelpada Bagmunda Jlupabahal Dtamunda Mundapaln Lntkanpada Kastpala Karangavata Hahsara Tarabod Palastpant SahaJat ChancharaJharan Telenpalt Sarasmal Dedenga Mendhatal Makhapadar Babupalt Sukuhmundl Thogapah Semelpah Thuttbar Kaltmall Kamkeda Nuagaon Larkt Gandamer Kantapalt

Margmal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

29,879 29,879

58 169 206 226 23 62

143 137 159 170 244

20 563

25 181 345

60

219 1,002

427 84

& 36 44

119 154

9

169 109 17..! 413 184 324

1,110 242

236 4 4 4

97 147 34

214 350

348 217 229 297 252 202 133 294 196

9,849 9,849

29 76 45 54 3

II 42 21

6 19 90

5 126

8

153 20 74

321 188 45

3 18 21 35 23

52 23 44

165

70

77 597

73

65

17 29

5 38

103 155 ,82

36 114 49 34 43 75 27

20,030 20,030

29 93

161 172 20 51

101 116 153 151 154 15

437 17

176 192 40

145 681

239 39

S 18 23 84

131 8

117 86

128 248 114 247 513 169 171

4 4 4

80 118 29

176 247 193 135 193 183 203 168

90 219 169

334

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

CultIVators Persons Males Females

44 45 46

5,629 5,629

8 31

9 15

6 82

124 44 II

123

2 44 21 II

280 51

7 33

41 30

4 22 53 99

120 175 224

6 83

3

2

101 76

31 126 95 87 42 30

5 26

2,131 2,131

6

2

I 6

14 10 4

30

34 II I

109 33

'2 17 21 17

3 9

27 61 50 42

221 3

29

14 31

4

7 12 59 18 5

7 2 7

3,498

3,498

2 26

7 14

5 76

110 34

7 93

10 10

10 171

18

5 16 20 13

I 13 26

38 70

133 3 3

54

3 I 2

87 45

I 24

114 36 69 37 23

3 19

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Blocl{-

Indu~tnal category

Agnculturallabourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

23,103 23,103

56 169 198 188

14 47

135 131 77 46

198 9

437 25

178 301

39 193 668 288

82 \ 3 3

89 152

9

162 8=7

119 314

63 143 875

214 153

4

3 94

147 34

109 272 338 182 101 197

'164 153 102 284 165

7.180 7,180

28 76 39 44

1 10 42 20

79 I

93 8 4

119 9

63 188 93 44

\ I

18 23

I

49 14 17

104 19 32

366 52 36

16 29

5 23 71

147 74 23 50 31 27 36 69 18

15.923 15.921

28 93

159 144

11 37 93

III 77 41

119 8

344 17

174 182 30

130 480 195 38

2 3

71 129

8 I

113 73

102 210

44 III 509 162 117

4

3 78

118 29

86 201 I'll 108 78

PI7 133 126 66

215 147

PRIMAAYC~NSUS ABSTRACT

CENStlS ABSTRA~T. Komana

'Jf margInal workers Location

Ho~eholctindus'irr workers • Other. workers Non-workers code Persons Males Females ·P..ersons ,Males Females Persons Males Females Name-of Village number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 .2 J

184 9i 193~ 863 44' 416 59,010 15,335 33,6'15 Komana (fotal) 0001 184 91 19j 863 "", 416 59,010 1S.3~5 33,675 Komana (Rural) 0002

Komana (Urban) 0001 Komana (Rural)

1 223 72 151 Gangadigarh 04195700 145 53 92 Khajurbahal 04198100 457 175 282 Tenganabasa 04198200

7 5 2 491 187 304 SJlmarsing 04198300 120 45 75 Bhojpurghali 04198400

: 180 76 • 104 Sinapali 04198500

" I 4 4 4 377 149 228 Kusadona(Kusadahana) 04198600 358 146 212 Chobakapada 04198700 314 135 179 Limdihi 04198800

~264 125 139 Daldali 04198900 2 460 205 255 Kurumpuri 04199000

,224 106 118 Bhurukadhoda 04199100 I~ - 2 2 993 476 517 Silva 04199200

344 96 248 Patparpali 04199300 359 183 176 C~hindpani 04199400 398 183 215 Suabahal 04199$00 123 51 72 Chanamundll. 04199600

14 9 5 378 164 214 Mundapalla 04199800 f

5 5 49' 24 25 1,432 666 766 Lakhana 04199900 5 4 83, 58 25 521 235 286 Bangamunda 04200000 2 73 38 35 Bhaosil 04200100

.- 2 2 Chandrasil 04200200 27 12 15 Jalamadai 04200300 28 19 9 Talabela 04200400

190 91 99 Bpalukona 04200600 694 266 428 Sialati 04200700

6 4 2. ~etelpada 04200800 286 142 144 agmunda 04200900 .

76 41 35 Jhipababal 04201000 3 3 426 189 237 Diamunda 04201100

141 73 68 Mundapala 04201200 142 79 63 Lalkanpada 04201300 321 158 163 Kasipala 04201400

I 233 130 103 Karangavata 04201500 I 5 3 2 443 213 230 Halisara 04201600

3 2 8 8 1,678 701 9Tl' Tarabod 04201700 9 -8 13 10 3 682 285 397 .Palasipani 04201800 ~ 815 432 383 Sahajat 04201900

33 II 22 .chancharajharan 04202000 42 14 28 Tefcnpali 04202100 32 18 14 Sarasmal 04202200

124 64 60 Dedenga 04202300 175 80 95 Mendhatal 04202400

52 25 27 MpkhBpadar 04202500 4 3 248 122 126 BllbupaJi 04202600 I ~ 586 258 328 , Sukulimundi 04202700"

2 I 3 3 519 243 276 ThogBpali 04202800

4 3 294 129 165 \Semelpali ,04202900 2 290 131 1 59 Thutibar 04203000

1 4 4 242 104 138 Kaflmati 04203100

1 421 205 216 -KBmfeda 04203200

I' 6 5 740 322 418 Nuagaon 04203300

1 " lSI 91 90 Larki 04203400 ~ 4 374 166 208 GBndamer 04203500

S 2 3 329 m 156 Kantapali 04203600

335

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Area of Total populatIon (mcludmg

VILLAGE PRIMARY C DBlock-

Locatton VIllage In InstttutlOnalllnd houseless PopulatIOn In the code hect (fown Number of ......",.--__ P .... o ..... p;_;u;.:.:la"'-u:..;:o"'n),_·_=-_...,.-_ age-group 0-6 __

number Name ofVdlage tn Ki households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females ~=1~~~~~2~~~--~~3~~~~4~~~~5~~~~6~~~7~--~-78~-- 9 10

04203700 DanaJhola 04203800 Kandelarll 04203900 Budblkomna 04204000 'Dhumabhllla 04204100 04204200 04204300 04204400 04204500 04204600 04204700 04204800 04204900 04205000 04205100 04205200 04205300 04205<100 04205500 04205600 04205700 04205800 04205900 04206000

Musapah Sthmamunda Jalagarh Mamkaguda Galllary Jadamunda Ichhapur Darltpada Dumerpam Bahkhamar Belardana Sllclpalll I MaJhagaon Haluapah Ruprarnba Khodang Deosil Jharlamb Sibanarayanpur Karnarkhol

04206100 Kotrabcda 04206200 Kechopakhan 04206300 Soseng 04206400 Adar 04206500 GBubeda 042066PO Dhekunpalll 04206700 Jhahpant 04206800 Junapam 04206900 Sunabeda 04207000 UpkapanJ 04207100 Koked 04207200 Gadgada 04207300 Gadgada 04207400 Jarngaon 04207500 Kholtgnon 04207600 Cherechankhol 04207700 Blslbahal 04207800 Battbahal 04207900 Khambahl 04208000 Mlchhapah 04208100 Thongo 04208200 Kumuumunda 04208300 Jhagrahr 04208400 Barandapat 04208500 JOdharamunda 04208600 Khauvllw 04208700 Kurcswar 04208800 BIICIlB 04208900 Baghamunda 04209000 Tcnganabasa 04209100 Ghotsar 04209200 Krshna 04209300 Rang 04209400 Dohelapada 04209500 Pandarapathar

3720 8360 3870 2520 1150 5910

1,5450 g250 3230 6500 5920 6810 4970 3140 9130 8350

500 5460 910 60

1900 320 870 80

1510 190

4840 1870 91~ 0 2020

28 Q 4180 9730 490

1380 200 200 500

3820 1610 8920 1900

1,1960 6640

1,0660 6770

1,0360 7540 3550 4980 4550 9650 1410 2510 2200 2470 2670 1700 6030

195 541 329 136 67

170 575 211 128 334 225 190 178

J3 253 219

67 86 45 16 81 18 5 5

27 10

127 77

167 83 5

29 268

3 15 16 II 71 86 25

261 74

192 223 316 226 450 231 146 242 396 628

77 10

187 203 348 136 30S

882 2,122 1,528

619 265 817

2,368 825 615

1,419 939

1,003 715

91 1,137 1,193

281 375 182 '69 358

72 33 25

146 45

663 379 850 417

35 150

1,256 21 53 79 50

339 396 119

1,122 299 776 913

1,423 1,067 1,795 1,005

650 1,223 1,735 2,851

349 39

793 861

1,352 578

1,404

336

440 1,061

754 301 129 393

1,142 385 309 690 453 538

359 42

550 591 139 170 86 35

174 34 16 12 71 24

331 190 418 201

18 74

639 10 27 38 21

159 200

56 551 161 381 454 692 523 888 478 321 596 928

1,410 176

16 389 416 677 287 690

442 1,061

774 318 136 424

1,226 440 306 729 486 465 356 49

587 602 142 205 96 34

184 38 17 13 75 21

332 189 432 216

17 76

617 II 26 41 29

180 196 63

571 138 395 459 731 544 907 527 329 627 807

1,441 173 23

404 445 675 291 714

130 332 213 114 47

129 372 133 88

266 117 135 100

13 162 147 34 56 35 16 83 17 3 2

29 8

94

73 132 63 10 33

238 4 6

15 10 65 66 19

186 35 88

138 226 188 284 173 107 226 295 437

45 II

120 141 223

91 2<1Q

56 170 90 54 24 68

ISO 62 43

143 55 68 47 8

8:7 82 19 22 20 6

41 7

IS 6

45 38 67 33

5 17

114 2 5 9

5 26 35

7 82 21 50 64

116 85

156 78 53

113 166 218

24 6 \

60 74

116 53

124

74 162 123 60 23 61

192 71 45

12J 6~

b7

53 ;

75 bS IS 3~

:5 10 42 to 2

14 2

49 35 65 )0

5 16

124 2 I 6 5

39 31 12

104 14 3f. 74

110 103 128 95 54

Il3 129 219

21 5

60 67

107 38

125

PRIMAR'CCEblSUS ABSTRACT

CENStiSAJiSTRACT Koman.

Schedultd Castes popuallon Persons Males .females

11 12 13

49 717 383

49 18 44

228 74

156 130 38

137

156 105

8

34

13 5

114

195

4

33 In"

92 124 65

185 362 58

147 224 491 99 '

60 52

160

327

23 353 189 22 10 26

107 35

68 63 26 73

78 63

6 16

6 I

57

107

3

14 68 44 62 26 96

192 27

71 113 252 47

32 26 75.

164

26 364 194 27

8 18

121 39

88 67 12 64

78 42

2 18

7

4 57

88

19 55 48 62 39 89

170 31

76 III 239 52

28 26

8~

163

SCheduled Tribes population Persons Males Females

14 15 16

414 121 388

33 211 282

1,022 589 98

424 91

877 332

81 649 674 273 341 182

271 64 33 19

142 45

646 218 686 100

35 150 843

21 19

50 334 381 118 619

90 13

609 1,090

426 418 821 579 6'93 498

1,159 4

168 146 409

61 611

200 361 191

18 103 135 498 266

44 214

45 464 165 36

309 330 IJJ

"4 86

128 30 16 9

69 24

323 115 333

46 18 74

432 10 10

21 157 191

55 294

49 6

304 538 201 192 389 286 335 264 569

2

87 75

199 28

291

214 360 197

15 108 147 524 323

54 210

46 413 167 45

340 344 140 187 96

143 34 17 10 73 21

323 103 353

54 17 76

411 11 9

29 177 190

63 325

41 7

305 552 225 226 432 293 348 234 590

2

81 71

210 33

320

337

Persons 17

251 637 790 143 65

358 892 348 261 301 401 386 235 49

289 320

59 82 35

58 II 15 4

26 I

63 34

112 50 2

3J 491

6 7 1

74 116 39

359 84

139 256 449 488 369 220 116 393 720

1,074 189

7 374 338 478 132 509

Literates Males

18

197 441 499

96 52

213 605 242 176 235 259 301 157 24

215 233

52 67 26

43 11 II 4

17 I

50 26 90 40

I 20

356 6 4

58 101 34

248 60

109 191 326 345 ~78 158 95

277 510 678 116

4 258 221 348 108 363

Females Name ofVlllage 19

54 DanaJhola 196 Kandetara 291 Budhlkomna 47 Dhumabhata 13 Musapah

145 Slhmamunda 287 Jatagarh 106 Mamkaguda

85 Gamary 66 Jadamunda

142 lchhapur 85 Darhpada 78 Dumerpam 25 Bahkhamar 74 Belardana 87 Slletpam 7 MaJhagaon

15 Haluapah 9 Ruplamba

Khodang 15 Deosll

Jharlamb

2

4 Sibanarayanpur Kamarkhol

9 Kotrabeda Kechopakhan

13 Soseng 8 Adar

22 Gaubeda 10 Dhekunpam I Jhahpam

13 Junapam 135 Sunabeda

Upkapam 3 Koked

Gadgada Gadgada

16 Jamgaon 15 Khohgaon 5 Cherechankhol

III BlSlbahal 24 Ballbahal 30 Khambahl 65 Mlchhapah

123 Thongo 143 Kumullmunda

91 Jhagrahl 62 Barandapat 21 Jodharamunda

116 Khalrvadl 1210 I Kureswar 396 'Bhella

73 Baghamunda 3 iTenganabasa

116 Ghotsar 117 KIshna 130 Rang 24 Dohelapada

146 Pandarapathar

Locatlon code

number Name ofVtllage 2

04203700 DanaJhola 04203800 Kandelara 04203900 Budhlkomna 04204000 Dhumabhata 04204100 Musapah 04204200 Slhtnamunda 04204300 Jatagarh 04204400 Mamkagudd 04204500 Ganl81)' 04204600 Jadamunda 04204700 Ichhapur 04204800 Oarllpada 04204900 Oumerpam 04205000 Bahkhamar 04205100 Belardana 04205200 Slletpanl 04205300 MaJhagaon 04205400 Haluapalt 04205500 Ruplamba 04205600 Khodang 04205700 Ooosll 04205800 Jhar1amb 04205900 Sibanarllyanpur 04206000 Kamarkhol 04206100 Kotrabeda 04206200 Kcchopakhan 04206300 Soseng 04206400 Adar 04206500 Gatlbcda 04206600 Dhekunpam 04206700 Jhaitpalll 04206800 JU!lapam 04206900 Sunnbeda 04207000 Upkapam 04207100 Koked 04207200 Gadgada 04207300 Gadgada 04207400 Jamgaon 04207500 Khohgaon 04207600 Cherechanl..hol 04207700 Blslbahal 04207800 Ballhahal 04207900 Khambahl 04208000 Mlchhapah 04208100 Thongo 04208200 Kumullmunda 04208300 Jhagrahl 04208400 Barnndapal 04208500 Jodhnramunda 04208600 Kholrvadl 04208700 Kureswar 04208800 Bhella 04208900 Baghamunda 04209000 Tenganabasa

• 04209100 'Ghotsar 04209200 Klshnll 04209300 Rang 04209400 Dohelapada 04209500 Pllndarapathar

Persons 20

631 1,485

738 476 200 459

1.476 477 354

1,118 538 617 480

42 848 873 222 293 147 69

300 61 18 21

120 44

600 345 738 367

33 117 765

15 46 78 50

265 280

80 763 215 637 657 974 579

1,426 785 534 830

1,015 1,777

160 32

419 523 874 446 895

Illiterates Males

21

243 620 255 205 77

180 537 143 133

455 194 237 202

18 335 358

87 103 60 )5

131 23 5 8

54 23

281 164 328 161

17 54

283 4

23 37 21

101 99 22

303 101 272 263 366 178 610 320 226 319 418 732 60 12

131 195 329 179 327

Females 22

388 865 483 271 123 279 939 334 221 663 344 380 278

24 513 515 135

190 87 34

169 38 13 13 66 21

319 181 410 206

16 63

482 II 23 41 29

164 181 58

460 114 365 394 608 401 816 465 308 511 597

1,045 100 20

\288 328 545 267 568

336

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAOA'

Total workers Persons Males Females

23 24 25

488 1066

727 360 140 402 989 327 178 583 425 393 398 44

690 645 171 224 121 44

188 43 23 20 87 18

336 166 471 214

7

46 546

11 33 47 30

197 207 77

622 162 450 580 639 497 970 643 375 599 841

1,091 150

18 417 366 574 336 794

241 589 442 199 78

229 583 208 159 359 254 234 217

17 348 356

82 III

55 25 98 23 11 II 42 12

197 97

232 117

7

36 296

14 24 13 91

107 34

325 105 214 299 371 285 515 318 192 306 526 704

85 9

204 212 374 182 387

247 477 285 161 62

173 406 119

19 224 171 1?9 181 27

342 289

89 113 66 19 90 20 12 9

45 6

139 69

239 97

to 250

6 19 23 17

106 100 43

297 57

236 281 268 212 455

325 183 293 315 387

65 9

213 154 200 154 407

VILLAGE PRIMARY C DBlock-

Main workers Persons Males Females

26 27 28

172 513 457

214 79

275 539 138 165 406 148 214 209

18 181 491

3 35

116

15 11

146 116

13 119

5 31

250

41 21

136 7

48 296

67 200 488 ~81

377 391 164 99

247 509 525

50

253 131 237 158 375

143 453 388

193 72

206 476 120 156 339 133 203 183

11 165 330

1 3

20 73

1

12 11

133 89 13

100 5

31 167

21 11 71 6

24 216

63 166 263 225 244 370 151 99

239 452 429

46

183 98

221 152 325

29 60 69 21

7

69 63 18 9

67 15 II 26

7

16 161

15 43

I 3

13 27

19

83

20 10 65

I 24 80

34 225

56 133 21 13

8 57 96 4

• I

70 33 II 6

SO

PRIMA~Y CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Komana

Industnal category of mam workers Household mdustry

Culllvators' -. Agnculturallabourers workers Other workers Persons" Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Ma1es Females Name of Village

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

149 274 135

82 36

200 457

99 98

1 182 60

159 32 )5 119 281

2

S3

125 262 128 ,82 33

162 408

88 91

174 60

151 29 9

113 249

2

40

14 11 9 9

77 75 3S 35

8 8 49 46

3 3 29 29

130 97

130 67 3 3

44 22 117 104 '58 _ 56

177 153 376 193 225 198 365 233 309 300 ISO 141 96 96

156 153 227 225 165 154

19 19

139 112 60 43

140, 140

80 80 310 292

24 12 7

3 38 49 Il 7 8

2 3 6

,6 32

13

3

2

3

33

63

22

13 2

24 183 27

132 9 9

3 2

II

27 17

18

13 100 178 101 43 45 10

53 179 13 33

135 2

47 201

2

. \

\ I 2

56 25

16 2 2

78

3 2 2

142 3

10 88 48

3 63

7

62 96

39 5

33 33 36

----'S 36

9 82

142 86 39 23 10

52 128 60 26

117 I

39 72

2

2 53 16

IS 2 2

39

2

81 2 2

52 21 2

58 7

60 54 30 5

10

23 36 50

12

4 18 36 15 4

22

51 13 7

18

I 8

129

3 9

39

2

2 61

I 8

36 27

I 5

2 42

9

23

10

5 24

6 6 4 4 2

4 2 14 10

\ .

35 20

54 26

51

51

41 21

I

10 7

, 4

I

9 5

57

23

8

339

35

38

21 II I

9 4

2

8 3

32

14

4

2 4

15

28

16

13

20 10

3

2

I 2

25

9

4

10 133 140 29

26 58 39 13 44 IS 21 42

I 15 9

7 I

9 103 114 24

19 48 32 12 36 13 19 37

13 9

5 1

13 5 51 3 5 5 3

41 30

2 2 2 I 2 2

36 30 6 5

------3- 2 17 14 8 6 9 9

,15 10 \ 6 2

3 3 20 18

181 17? 264 I 213

26 22

80 60 37 31 33 31

23 22 21 17

DanaJhola 30 Kandetara 26 Budlllkomna

Dhumabhata Musapah

7 Slhmamunda 10 Jatagarh 7 Mamkaguda I Gamary

Jadamunda 2 Ichhapur 2 Darhpada 5 Dumerpam

Bahkhamar 2 Belardana

Siletpam MaJhagaon Haluapah Ruplamba Khodang

2 Deosll Jharlamb Sibanarayanpur Kamarkhol Kotrabeda Kechopakhan

8 Soseng 2 Adar

Gatlbeda 2 Dhekunpam

Jhahpam lunapam

II Sunabeda Upkapam Koked Gadgada Gadgada Jamgaon Khohgaon Cherechankhol

6 Blslbahal Batlbahal Khambahl

3 Mlchhapah 2 Thongo

Kumullmunda 5 Ihagrahl 4 Barandapat

10dharamunda 2 Khauvadl

II Kureswar , 51 Bhella

4 Baghamunda I . Tenganabasa . 20 Ghotsar

6 Kishna 2 Rang I Dohelapada 4 Pandarapathar

Location code

number

04203700 04203800 04203900 04204000 04204100 04204200 04204300 04204400 04204500 04204600 04204700 04204800 04204900 04205000 04205100 04205200 04205300 04205400 04205$00 04205600 04205700 04205800 04205900 04206000 04206100 04206200 04206300 04206400 04206500 04206600 04206700 04206800 04206900 04207000 04207100 04207200 04207300 04207400 04207500 04207600 04207700 04207800 04207900 04208000 04208100 04208200 04208300 04208400 04208500 04208600 04208700 04208800 04208900 04209000 04209100 0,1209200 04209300 04209400 04209500

Name of Village 2

Danajhola KBndctara BudhikomnB Dhumabhata Musapali SihinBmunda Jatagach Manikaguda Ganiary Jadamunda Ichhapur Darlipada Dumcrpani Balikhamar Belardana Siletpani Majhagapn Haluapat. Rupiamba Khodang DeosiJ Jhllrlamb Sibanarayanpur Kamarkhol Kotrabeda Kechopakhan Soseng Adar Gatibeda Dhekunpani Jhalipani lunapani Sunabcda Upkapani Koked Gadgada Gadgada Jamgnon Kholigaon Cherechankhol Bisibahal Batibahal Khambahi Michhapali Thongo Kumutlmunda lhagrahi Barandapat Jodharamunda Khairvadi Kureswar Bhella Baghamunda Tcnganabasa Ghotsar Kishna Rang Dohelnpada Pllndarapathar

Marginal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

316 553 270 146 61

127 450 189

13 177 277 179 \89 26

509 154 171 223 118

9 72 42 23 19 72

7 190

SO 458

95 2

i5 296 II 33

6

9 61

200 29

326 95

250 92

358 120 579 479 276 352 332 566 100

18 164 235 342 178 419

98 136

54 6 6

23 107 88 3

20 121 31 34

6 183 26 82

110 52 5

2S 22 11 II 30 I

64 8

219 17 . 2 5

129 5

14 3 2

20 101

10 109 42

, 48 36

146 41

145 167 93 67

.74 275 39

9 ~I

\14 153 30 62

218 417 216 140 55

104 343 101

10 157 156 148 155

20 326 128

89 113 66

4 47 20 12 8

42 6

126 42

239 78

10 167

6 19 3 7

41 99 19

217 53

202 56

212 79

434 312 183 285 258 291

61 9

143 121 189 148 357

340

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK: NUAPADA •

Cnltivators Persons

44

165 132

91 S 7

27 278

7 5 8

50 32 16

257 31

II 91

5 6

24

9

41

3

27

2

167 37 77

220 117

8 26

123 3 3

42 103

12 10 2

Males Females 45 46

60 73 13 4 5 6

48 2

2

II 4

105 3

4 49

2

8

4

14

4

53 11 23 63 24 5

17 76

I 2 7

59 12 9

105 59 78 4 2

21 230

5 5 6

_ 49

21 12

152 28

7 42

3 5

16

5

27

3

23

114 26 54

157 93

3 9

47 2

35 44

2

VILLAGE PRIMARY - CD Block-

Industrial category

Agricultural labourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

147 372 158 138 54 96

157 175

6 168 269 128 141 -

9 242 123 171 211

27 -

61 42 22 18 71 7

70 30

458 53 2

14 251 II 33

58 200

28 296

95 239

87 190 77

496 256 156 326 293 427

96 15

119 122 321 168 416

37 53 30 2

16 54 79 2

18 116 30 18

I 70 23 82

106 1

21 22 11 10 30

23 7

219 11 2 5

114 5

14

20 101

10 104 42 47 36 92 2S

119 104 66 55 45

189 38 7

12 46

133 21

-62

110 319 128 136 53 80

103 96 4

150 153 98

\23 8

172 100 89

105 24

40 20 11 8

41 6

47 2)

239 42

9 137

6 19

38 99 18

192 53

192 51 98 52

377 152 90

271 248 238

58 8

107 76

188 147 354

PRIMARY CE'NSl)!:; ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACt Komana

>

'Jf marginal workers Location

Household indust!! workers Other 'workers Non-workers code Persons Males Females ·Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village number

So 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 1

4 I 3 394 199 195 Danajhola 04203700 7 6 42 9 33 1,056 472 584 Kandetara 04203800

21 11 10 801 312 489 Budhikomna 04203900 259 102 157 Dhumabhata 04204000 12S 51 74 Musapali 04204100

2 2 2 415 164 251 Sihinamunda 04204200 10 3 7 5 2 3 1,379 559 820 Jatagarh 04204300

7 7 498 171 321 Manikaguda 04204400 437 150 287 Ganiary 04204500 836 331 50S Jadamunda 04204600

6 3 3 514 199 315 Ichhapur 04204700 610 304 306 Dal1ipada 04204800

15 5 10 317 142 175 Dumerpani 04204900 -/ 1 I 47 25 22 Balikhamar 04205000

6 / 4 2 4 4 447 202 245 Belardana 04205100 548 235 313 Siletpani 04205200 110 57 53 Majhagaon 04205300 151 59 92 Haluapali 04205400 61 31 30 Rupiamba 04205500

4 3 25 10 15 Khodang 04205600 5 3 2 170 7/J 94 DeosiJ 04205700

29 II 18 Jharlamb 04205800 10 5 5 Sibanarayanpur 04205900 5 I 4 Ka"markhol 04206000

59 29 30 Kotrabeda 04206100 27 12 15 !<echopakhan 04206200

96 33 63 327 134 193 Soseng 04206300 20 19 213 93 120 Adar 04206400

379 186 193 Gatibeda 04206500 33 2 31 203 84 119 Dhekunpani 04206600

28 11 17, Jhalipani 04206700 104 38 66 Junapani 04206800

3 3 710 343 367 Sunabeda 04206900 1Q 5 5 Upkapani 04207000 20 13 1 Koked 04207100

5 3 2 32 14 18 Gadgada 04207200 9 2 7 20 8 12 Gadgada 04207300

142 68 74 Jamgaon 04207400 189 93 96 Kholigaon 04207500 42 22 20 Cherechankhol ' 04207600

2 2 500 226 274 Bisibahal 04207700 --- 137 56 81 Batibahal 04207800 9 9 326 167 159 -&hambahi 04207900 5 5 333 155 178 Michhapali 04208000

I 784 321 463 Thongo 04208100 5 5 570 238 332 Kumutimunda 04208200

1 1 5 3 2 825 373 452 ,Jhagrahi 04208300 3 3 362 160 202 \ Barandapat 04208400

3 3 275 129 146 Jodharamunda .04208500 18 7 It 624 290 334 Khairvadi 04208600

t3 12 894 402 492 Kureswar 04208700 5 2 3 11 8

, 3 1,760 706 1,054 Bhella I 04208800

1 199 91 '108 Baghamunda 04208900 21 7 14 Tenganabasa 04209000

3 2 376 185 191 Ghotsar 04209100

4 3 6 6 495 204 291 Kishna 04209200 5 4 4 4 778 303 475 Rang 04209300

242 105 137 Dohelapada 04209400 610 303 307 Pandarapathar 04209500

341

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

VILLAGE PRIMA:RY CD Block-

Area of Total population (mcludmg Location Village m mstltutlonal and houseless • Population In the

code hect {fOWl'! Number of EOEulatlon} age-grouE 0-6 number Name ofVllla~e In IS:~ households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

04209600 Jalamkala 770 120 486 246 240 78 47 31 04209700 Dungurtpah 4570 243 1,005 493 512 142 69 73 04209800 Jethupall 1560 186 740 344 396 J 16 47 69 04209900 Tlkrapada 3140 348 1,492 726 766 247 123 124 04210000 Jagannathpah 900 81 306 148 158 52 27 25 04210100 Mahu1bhata 1390 178 806 388 418 108 53 5) 04210200 Palapana 650 21 134 68 66 27 14 13 04210300 Anupgarh 510 32 137 74 63 26 17 9 04210400 Bljayagarh 850 -------------Un-Inhablted--------------04210500 POlnr 5990 270 1,118 541 577 183 81 102 04210600 Biswanathpur 2490 60 265 141 1'24 53 30 23 04210700 Bharuamunda 190 35 152 80 72 21 10 II 04210800 Karamahul 2490 19 73 35 38, II 6 5 04210900 Bnha1munda 1200 64 273 137 136 36 22 14 04211000 BalenJar 2810 170 689 340 349 124 62 62 04211100 DumerbaKal 1910 173 718 366 352 103 62 41 04211200 Bhalubaha1 1540 2 9 4 5 3 2 04211300 Kotenghntbodachhapar 800 -------------Un-Inhablted--------------04211400 Bodachhapar 1780 159 642 331 311 118 70 48 04211500 Konablra 4220 252 1,032 527 505 143 76 67 04211600 Pandelbahah 3990 193 816 399 417 118 54 64 04211700 Blrunpadar 1840 94 416 200 216 59 31 28 04211800 Raghupah 1090 139 649 320 329 127 66 61 04211900 Komana . 8120 1,022 4,830 2,424 2,406 742 381 361 04212000 Solbandh 1470 185 828 397 431 113 57 56 04212100 Viva 2560 184 837 423 414 119 67 52 04212200 GOIJore 2170 136 586 300 286 83 47 36 04212300 Agren 5550 181 796- 392 404 117 60 57 04212400 Sandabahala 2020 138 586 279 307 63 30 33 04212500 Belgaon 6020 270 1,118 587 531 168 91 77 04212600 Matlapadar 940 47 158 75 83 19 6 13 04212700 Chhata 8770 331 1,407 693 714 200 104 96 04212800 Dhorlamunda 1,0370 305 1,357 662 695 235 117 lit. 04212900 Dhanravata 3310 50 224 118 106 28 14 14 04213000 Deodarha 9990 387 1,702 873 829 305 160 145 04213900 Rajann 6380 245 945 493 452 108 62 46 04214000 Kahmall 2840 315 1.150 586 564 160 80 80 04214300 Hanpur 400 32 128 57 71 14 1 13 04214400 Jagannathpah 910 27 107 54 53 12 7 5 04214500 Lamblpant 3210 152 631 311 320 102 47 55 04214600 Jhalkusum 2330 207 776 379 397 113 63 50 04214700 Pendraban 4860 333 1,491 745 746 226 120 106 04214800 Bahabal 1530 84 355 175 180 63 33 30 04214900 Jhlkldungn 400 22 83 38 45 6 4 2 04215000 Dharamsagar 1960 86 339 183 156 40 17 23 04215100 Palslpana 1560 69 265 115 150 51 25 26 04215200 Chnndopala 7790 161 639 332 307 115 58 57 04200500 Barabeda 200 -------------Un-tnhablted--------------

342

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ARSTRACT Koman ••

Scheduled Castes £ol2uallon Scheduled Tribes l2ol2ulahon Literates Petsons Males F.emales • Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVIUage

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

41 19 22 31 12 19 173 116 57 Jalamk"ata 126 58 68 420 202 218 406 268 138 Dungunpah 258 124 134 279 202 77 Jethupah 277 135 142 398 178 220 639 406 233 T1krapada

97 52 45 29 14 15 99 73 26 Jagannathpah 131 68 63 349 168 181 383 222 161 Mahulbhata

4 I 3 130 67 63 69 47 22 Pat8pam 137 74 63 33 27 6 Anupgarh

---.------.-. Un-mhablted--·-·-·-·-···· BI)ayagarh 132 57 75 985 484 501 360 258 102 Pomr

191 101 90 46 42 4 Biswanathpur 8 2 6 105 55 50 15 11_ 2 Bharuamunda

73 35 38 29 23 6 Karamahul 15 4 II 121 59 62 94 68 26 Bahalmunda

107 / 50 57 196 96 100 167 137 30 BalenJar '226 115 III 30 15 15 310 211 99 Dumerbahal

8 3 5 4 3 Bhalubahal

-·-----·-·-Un-mhablted-·-·-···-·-·- Kotenghatbodachhapar 107 53 54 47 23 24 232 164 68 Bodachhapar 73 35 38 466 244 222 464 325 139 KonablTn

167 1 90 77 316 149 167 281 195 86 P8ndelbahah 92 76 16 Blrunpadar

36 20 16 261 203 58 Raghupah

555 282 273 491 243 248 2,651 1,5471 1,104 Komana

52 28 24 14 5 9 225 159 66 Solbandh

219 105 114 227 117 110 394 277 117 Ulva

130 60 70 110 91 19 GOIJore

143 67 76 213 106 107 274 194 80 Agren

74 37 37 278 129 149 103 77 26 Sandabahah

49 31 18 386 213 173 384 334 50 Belgaon

16 13 3 Matlapadar

267 151 116 899 424 475 257 '184 73 Chhata

.jJ7 32 35 762 372 390 222 197 25 Dhorlamunda

35 22 13 167 87 80 74 50 24 Dhanravata

451 243 208 860 428 432 443 338 105 Deodarha

103 SO 53 157 88 69 346 273 73 RlIJana 59 31 28 604 304 300 375 276 99 Kahmall

85 37 48 35 27 8 Han pur

46 19 27 30 25 5 J agannathpah

18 9 9 305 154 151 128 105 23 LamblpanJ

170 80 90 434 210 224 208 167 41 Jhalkusum

"'""20S-- 101 104 774 390 384 520 369 151 Pendraban

150 76 74 64 55 9 Bahabal

83 38 45 10 10 Jhlkldungn

27 13 14 62 36 26 53 47 6 Dharamsagar

92 40 52 102 41 61 37 30 7 Pnlslpalll

90 49 41 .,.. 178 101 77 99 79 20 Chandopala

----------·--Un·mhablted·-·--·--····-· Barabeda

343

Location

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK: NUAPAD~_

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

code Illiterates Total workers Main workers numbe~r __ ~N~a=m~e~o~f~V~i1~la~g~e~ __ ~P~er~s7o~n~s __ ~M~a~l=es~~F=em~al~e~s __ ~P~e~~7o~n~S __ ~M~a~le~s~~F~e~m~a~!e~s~~P~e~~~'o~n=s~_:~~a~le~s __ ~F=em~al~e;:_s

I 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

04209600 Jalamkata 04209700 Dunguripali 04209800 Jethupali 04209900 iikrapada 04210000 Jagannathpali 04210100 Mah\llbhata 04210200 Patapani 04210300 Anupgarh 04210400 Bijayagarh 04210500 Poinr 04210600 Biswanathpur 04210700 Bharllamunda 04210800 Karamahul 04210900 Bahalmunda 04211000 Balcnjar 04211100 Dumerbahal 04211200 Bhaillbahal 04211300 Kotenghatbodahhhapar 04211400 Bodachhapar 04211500 Konabira 04211600 Pandelbahali 04211700 Birunpadar 04211800 Raghupali 04211900 Komana 04212000 Solbandh 04212100 Ulva 04212200 Goijnre 04212300 Agren 04212400 Sandabahali 04212500 Belgaon 04212600 Matiapadar 04212700 Chhat8 04212800 Dhorlamundn 04212900 Dhanravata 01213000 Deodarhn 04213900 Rajana 04214000 Kalimati 04214300 Haripur 04214400 Jagannathpali 04214500 Lambipani 04214600 Jhalkusum 04214700 Pendraban 04214800 Bahabal 04214900 Jhikidungri 04215000 Dharamsagar 04215100 Palsipani 04215200 Chandopala 04200500 Barabeda

313 599 461 853 207 423 65

104

758 219 137 44

179 522 408

5

410 568 535 324 388

2,179 603 443 476 522 483 734 142

1,150 1,I3S

150 1,259

599 775

93 77

503 568 971 '291

73 286 228 540

130 225 142 320

75 166 21 47

283 99 67 12 69

203 155

I

167 202 204 124 117 &77 238 146 209 198 202 253

62 509 465 68

535 220 310

30 29

206 212 376 120 28

136 85

253

183 374 319 533 132 257 44 57

475 -120

70 32

110 319 253

4

243 366 331 200 271

1,302 - 365

297 297 324 281 481

80 641 670

82 724 379 465

63 48

297 356 595 171 45

ISO 143 287

344

176 604 348 623 149 361

72 87

141 306 188 378

69 203

33 46

35 298 160 245

80 158 39 41

-------------Un-Inhablted--------------487 301 186 157 81 76 88 48, 40 45 23 22

159 82 77 189 177 12 187 173 14

3 3 -------------Un-inhabited--------------

280 176 104 401 259 142 223 236 354

1,598 493 442 343 455 244 401 112 851 707 103 791 341 485

76 81

410 446 796 110 56

178 109 395

212 120 160

1,199 243 242 III I 257 165 286

56 431 395

60 491 288 340

37 41

208 239 432

92 27

118 65

199

II 116 194 399 250 200 162 198 79

liS 56

420 312

43 300

53 145 39 40

202 207 364

18 29 60 44

196 ------------- Un-inhabited--------------

116 325

94 366

80 184 39 45

137 80 44 18 70

126 180

3

165 259

51 94

196 1,052

185 187 339 222

71

19 2

289 313

52 453 248 186 47 53

324 29

319 82 32

105 40 45

113 264

74 331

66 169 3 ! 44

128 74 34 17 65

120 172 , 3

164 228

49 78

157 914 172 177 179 206

65 19 2

263 300

52 -113 22(> 181

3S 37

182 27

294 78 25 96 3S 39

3 61 20 35 14 15 8 I

9 6

10

5 6 II

1 31

2 16 39

138 13 10

11)0 16 6

26 13

40 22 5

12 16

142 2

25 4 7 9 5 6

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Komana

lndustnal category ormaln workers Household mdustry

Cultivators Agricultural labourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

38 182

50 132 40 63 34 36

91 64 19 16 62 91

117 2

78 163 43

76 106 141 105 98

320 127 48 13 I

205 287

51 312 131 156 20 18 45

17 223

79 17 41 26 39

38 149 38

123 38 62 29 36

89 63 19 16 62 89

116 2

78 155 43 74

105 134 103 98

168 122 47 13

190 271

51 299 130 152

18 15 41 17

207 75 15 41 24 35

33 12 9 2

2

2 I

8

2

7

2

152 5

I

15 16

13

4

2 3 4

16 4 2

2 4

59 74

34 8

46 5 8

15 16

33

39 63

2 39

128 39 28 17 35 13

25 26

113 86

8 2

17 176

4 8

13 27 II

58 57

I 17 5

33 2

38

8 2

27 21 6 8

2 3 8

-------------Un-Inhablled--------------15 I 11 5

25

30 3

15

4

-------------Un-mhabfled--------------39 45

2 34

122 38 28 10

18

5 6

7 32 3 13

22 20

103 69

7 2

10 78

4 6

8 26 10

3 6

10 17

7

98

2

5

I

7

9 32

3

3

4

5 J

23

100 I

30

18

7

2

31

2

3

4

J

13 3

61 1

30

10

-------------Un-mhablted--------------

345

3 I 6

10

7

10 2

39

8

18 61 42

173 32 74

30

7

35 25

I

48 26

8 16 42

751 41 58 2

60 10 5

59 7 I

24 26 21 2

13 3 7

58 2 2

19 3 6

16 53 35

154 26 68

23

2 31 22

47

21 6

2 16

627 31

49 I

52 5 5

51 6 I 7

22 21

2 9 2 5

51 2 2

19 I 4

2 Jalamkata 8 Dungunpah 7 Jethupah

19 Tlkrapada 6 Jagannathpah 6 Mahulbhata

Patapam Anupgarh BIJayagarh

7 Pomr Blswanathpur Bharuamunda Karamahul

5 Bahalmunda 4 BalenJar 3 Dumerbahal

Bhalubahal Kotenghatbodachhapar Bodachhapar

5 KonablTa 2 Pandelbahall

14 Blrunpadar 26 Raghupah

124 Komana

10 Solbandh

9 Ulva

I GOIJore

8 Agren

5 Sandabahah Belgaon Matlapadar

8 Chhata Dhorlamunda Dhanravata

17 Deodarha

4 RaJ ana Kahmau Hanpur

4 Jagannathpah I Lamblpam

2 Jhalkusum 7 Pendrabnn

Bahahal JllIkldungn

Dharamsagar 2 Palslpam 2 Chandopala

Barabeda

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industrial cates0!X Location

code ~arStnalvvorkers CultIVators • ASflculturallabourers number Name ofVtllase Persons ~ales Females Persons ~ales Females Persons ~ales Females

1 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

04209600 Jalamkata 60 28 32 2 51 23 28 04209700 Dungunpah 279 42 237 44 10 34 225 31 194 04209800 Jethupah 254 114 140 76 41 35 165 66 99 04209900 Ttkrapada 257 47 210 18 II 7 200 23 177 04210000 Jagannathpah 69 3 66 14 2 12 54 53 04210100 Mahulbhata 177 34 143 15 6 9 144 19 125 04210200 Patapam 33 2 31 11 II 21 2 19 04210300 Anupgarh 42 2 40 42 2 40 0421 ()400 BtJayagarh -------------Un-tnhllbtted----------____ 04210500 POlllr 350 173 177 15 13 2 324 152 172 04210600 Btswanathpur 77 7 70 77 7 70 04210700 Bharuamunda 44 14 30 44 14 30 04210800 Karamahul 27 6 21 6 5 21 5 16 0421(91)0 Bahalmunda 89 17 n 15 \4 74 16 58 04211000 BalenJar 63 57 6 I 50 46 4 04211100 Dumerbahar 7 I 6 5 5 04211200 Bhalubahal 04211300 Kotenghatbodachhapaf -------------Un-tnhabttell--------------04211400 Bodachhapar 115 12 103 112 12 100 04211500 Konabira 142 31 III 4 2 2 135 27 108 04211600 Pandelbahah 172 163 9 9 9 162 153 9 04211700 Btmnpadar 142 42 100 139 42 97 04211800 Ragbupah 158 3 155 IO 10 141 3 138 04211900 Komana 546 285 261 73 57 16 386 164 222 04212000 Solbandh 308 71 237 I 306 70 236 04212100 Viva 255 65 190 6 6 244 64 180 04212200 GOlJore 4 2 2 4 2 2 04212300 Agren 233 51 182 67 19 48 159 28 131 04212400 Sandabahalt 173 100 73 2 1 1 171 99 72 04212500 Belgaon 382 267 115 28 27 I 354 240 114 04212600 Mallapadar 110 54 56 16 9 7 51 22 29 04212700 Chhata 562 168 394 146 34 112 291 91 200 04212800 Dhorlamunda 384 95 289 5 3 2 379 92 287 04212900 Dhanravata 51 8 43 51 8 43 04213000 Deodarha 338 78 260 115 50 65 216 28 188 04213900 RaJana 93 62 31 16 6 10 70 49 21 04214000 Kahmatt 299 159 140 35 30 5 259 128 131 04214300 Hanpur 29 2 27 17 I 16 9 9 04214400 Jagannathpah 28 4 24 27 4 23 04214500 Lambtpam 86 26 60 10 6 4 70 19 51 04214600 Jhalkusum 417 212 205 24 22 2 391 188 203 04214700 Pendraban 477 138 339 34 2 32 420 128 292 04214800 Bahaba1 28 14 14 28 14 14 04214900 Jhtkldungrt 24 2 22 14 14 10 2 8 04215000 Dharamsagar 73 22 51 55 20 35 18 2 16 04215100 Palstpam 69 30 39 46 21 2S 23 9 14 04215200 Chandopala 350 160 190 347 157 190 04200500 Barabeda -------------Vn-tnhablted--------------

346

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Komana

Jlmar&i~a( workers Location

Household industry workers Other workers Non-workers code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 I

~ 4 3 310 105 205 Jalamkata 04209600 10 1 9 401 187 214 Dunguripali 04209700 13 7 6 392 156 236 Jethupa1i 04209800

20 4 16 19 9 10 869 348 521 Tlkrapada 04209900 I 1 157 79 78 Jagannathpali 04210000

17 8 9 445 185 260 Mahu1bhata 04210100 I 62 35 27 Patapani 04210200

SO 28- 22 Anupgarh 04210300 -------------Un-inhabited-------------- Bijayagarh 04210400

2 9 7 2 631 240 391 Poinr 04210500 108 60 48 Biswanalhpur 04210600 64 32 32 Bharua!Jlunda 04210700 28 12 16 KBramahul 04210800

.114 55 59 Bahalmunda 04210900 12 11 500 163 337 Balenjar 04211000 1 531 193 338 DumerbahBI 04211100

6 5 Bhalubahal 04211200 -------------Un-inhabited------------- Kotenghatbodachhapar 04211300

3 3 362 1.55 207 Bodachhapar 04211400 3 2 631, 268 363 Konabira 04211500

I .593 187 406 Pandelbahali 04211600

l 2 2' 180 80 100 Birunpadar 04211700 7 '7 295 160 135 Raghupali 04211800

17 14 3 70 50 20 3,232 1,22.5 2,007 Komana 04211900 ) I 335 154 181 Sol6andh 04212000 3 2 2 2 395 181 214 Ulva 04212100

243 119 124 Goijore 04212200 7 1I 3 341 13.5 206 Agren 04212300

342 114 228 Sandabahali 04212400 717 301 416 Bclgaon 04212500

43 23 20 46 19 27 Matiapadar 04212600

125 43 82 556 262 294 Chhala 04212700 650 267 383 Dhorlamunda 04212800 121 58 63 Dhanravata 04212900

7 7 911 382 529 Deodarha 04213000

1 6 6 604 205 399 Rajana 04213900

3 3 2 665 246 419 Kalimat; 04214000

3 2 .52 20 32 Haripur 04214300

I 26 13 13 Jagannathpali 04214400

3 3 3 2 221 103 118 Lambipani 04214500

I I I 330 140 190 Jhalkusum 04214600

-l7 2 15 6 6 695 313 382 Pendraban 04214700 245 83 162 Bahabal 04214800

27 II 16 Jhikidungri 04214900 161 65 96 Dharamsagar 04215000 1.56 50 106 Palsipani 0421.5100

2 2 244 133 III Chandopala 0421.5200

-------------Un-inhabited------------- Ba!abeda ' 04200500

347

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF BODEN C.D. BLOCK;- 0003

I

Locatton code

number Name ofVIUage 2

0003 Boden (Total) 0003 Boden (Rural) 000] Boden (Urban)

Boden (Rural) 04213100 Bhulnpllnt 04213200 Jharanamlll 04213300 Na6pada 04213400 Strll 04213500 Karlakot 04213600 Ktrekela 04213700 Kolamal 04213800 Bolda 04214100 Daragaon(Khurd) 04214200 Daragaon 04218800 Dudukamunda(Khurd) 04218900 Salepada 04219200 Muchenamal 04 227200 Patdarha 04227300 Redhamal 04227400 Rund. 04227500 Mankarblrh 04227600 Komerkhol 04227700 KlreJhola 04227&00 Amera 04227900 Damajhar 04228000 Palasada 04228100 Margaon 04228200 Durkamunda(Kala) 04228300 Dabn 04228400 BanJlbahal 04228500 Khalra 04228600 Kesarajpur 04228700 Sunapur 042211800 Bagabahal 04228900 Mabulpadar 04229000 Temen 04229100 Boden 04229200 Kusumkhunta 04229300 Sunamund. 04229400 Koigaon 04229500 Dhobel 04229600 B hamsadam 04229700 Kathafnr 04229800 Chlkalchuan 04229900 Khaduparu 04230000 Baglor 04230100 BOlrgaon 04230200 Nlmna 04230300 Dhamanapara 04230400 Jamugaon 04230500 RSJpur 04230600 Pharasara 04230700 Kerapadar 04230800 Blreskela 04230900 Tetelpara 04231000 Bmapur 04231100 Ambaguda 04231200 JugaraJPur 04231300 Bherumal

Area of

Village m hect (fowJ\ Number of

In j(.(i households

3 4

338.28 338.28

338280 22.$ 0 3640 5810 7870 9210 4250 510 0 4180 200

4200 2590 1440 920

5100 2000 9480 4530

1.2490 7560 8460 7770 5140 2890 4330 2160 6520 6530

1,0390 3430 4090 9840 4310 3040 2350 3200 3500 2650 1490 4460 4960 6010 4630 2650

480 1630 1200 7230 1480 800

1080

5490 4230 5050 1250

17,236 17,236

109 140 189 326 312 169 140 154

330

47 5

355 53

277 182

6 418 291 510 427 126 118

235 175 417 200 380 172

85 493 511 192

75 92 97 87

105 126 153 227 237 164 57

164 121 543 192 178 110 390 434

10 34

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA·

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Total population (mcludmg IOstttutlonaf and housefess

populatlon) Population 10 the

age-group 0-6 Persons

5

72,056 72,056

464 568 829

1,258 1,294

645 510

592

1,244

219 19

1.605 200

1.166 740

22 1,730 1,)81 2,357 1.962

564 636 940 822

1.695 958

1,806 699 344

2,021 2,329

766 337 338 367 360 434 530 610 900

1,006 618 223 623 455

2,240 733 732 409

1,533 1,767

34 154

350

Males Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10

35,888 35,888

239 290 420 635 659 305 255 299

36,168 36,168

225 278 409 623 63S 340 255 293

11,691 11,691

61 104 135 135 218 104 76 92

-·-----------Un-Inhablted-------------. 604 640 180

---·---------Un-Inhablted-------------· 114 105

7 12 792 813

96 104 573 593 339 401

9 13 874 856 SS9 592

1,102 977 2&7 325 465 422 858 472 874 328 182

1,002 1,246

384 168 184 178 170 217 250 297 434 507 312 110 295 235

1.116 374 379 193 785 849

16 &0

1,255 985 277 311 475 400 837 486 932 371 162

1,019 1,083

382 169 154 189 190 217 280 313 466 499 306 113 328 220

1.124 359 353 216 748 918

18 74

44 4

363 24

206 135

I 266 185 390 346

85 123 141 107 265 150 330

91 77

320

350 137 77 64 SS S6 84

103 118 167 162 95 49

100 95

333 91

115 56

257 324

7 33

5,899 5,899

34 53 75 64

125 50 40 41

96

25 I

180 10

113 63

144 96

180 179 46 63 7& 54

140 80

161 41 41

169 192 73 40 35 27 23 42 S4 64 78 79 49 25 40 52

167 49 65 28

141 153

3 23

5,792 5;'92

27 51 60 71 93 54 36 51

84

19

183 14 93 72

I 122 89

210 167 39 60 6J 53

125 70

169 50 16

151 158 64

37 29 28 33 42 49 54 89 83 46 24 60 43

16b 42 Sp 28

lib 171

4 10

PRIMARY, CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Bodelf

Scheduled CaStes popuation Persons Males Females

11 12 13

9,419 9,429

2 22

123 174 173 95

'44 19

143

8

85 21 10

137

188

.231 287

68 . 48

283 126 139 222 127 122 94

8 285 596

51 32

25 .,.!_

30 64 59

213 131 77

165 138 214 174 219

267 238

22

4,681 4,681

13 70 92 93 43 19 10

61

4

43 10 4

65

90 111 130 32 21

152 57 67

106 56 58 44

4 147 294 28 16

11

16 27 32 99 73 32 76 75

103 89

109

145 116

10

4,748 4,748

9 53 82 80 52 25

9

82

4

42 11 6

72

98 120 157 36 27

131 69 72

116 11 64 50 4

138 302

23 16

13 3

14 37 27

114 58 45 89 63

111 85

110

122' 122;

12

Scheduled Tribes population . Persons Males Females

14 15 16

19,174 29,174

462 274 615

1,069 345 3'43 200 129

14,533 14,533

238 139 302 534 161 161 95 64

14,141 14,741

224 135 313 535 178 182 105 65

·············Un·inhabited····· .. ••••••• 889 434 455 .

······_·_····Un·inhabited·.:'·-· .. ······- . 211 110 101

1,439 170

1,086 567

16 '972 227

411 465 39

256 277 973 lIOO

1,220 259 139

1,051 859 407 284 291 298 338 390 440 427 753 538 343 142 .95

68 1,095

21 /'

229 206 13(; 34

132

702 80

532 256

8 505 107

204 235

16 127 146 495 302 604 120 77'

512 498 208 142 155 143 162 194 206 216 363 273 167 75 44 36

548 15

109 97 68 16 70

737 90

554 311

8 467 120

207 230

23 129 131 478 298 616 139

62 539 361 199 142 136 155 . 116 196 234 211 390 265 176 67 51 32

547 12

120 109 68 18 62

351

Persons 17

21,990 21,990

130 113 233 206 415 135 103 190

311

46

" 232

81 244 178

4 514 314 785 563 155 150 353 147 622 321 613 230 113 525

1,354 260 67 72

117 68 20

181 67

202 336 222

55 208 147 808 392 351 199 561 506

6 39

Literates Males

18

16,273 '6,273

108 92

168 176 319 92 89

148

254

34

195 51

213 136

4 381 2H 555 432 123 1221 252J 126 455

/235 466 152 95

406 889 199 55 59 88 53 19

141 51

167 245

168 '44 141 115 608 250 2,31 132 4JI 386

4 27

Females Name of Village 19 2

5,717 Boden (Total) 5,717 Boden (Rural)

Boden (Urban) Boden (Rural)

22 Bhuinpam 21 Jharanllmal 65 Nagpada 30 Sirli 96 Karlako! 43 Kirekela 14 Kotamal 42 Bolda

Daragaon(Khurd) 51 Daragaon

Dudukamunda(Khurd) 12 Salepada

Muchenamal 37 Patdarha 30 Redhamal 31 Rundl 42 Mankarbirli

Komerkhol 133 Kirejhola 63 Amera

230 Damajhar 131 Palasada 32 Margaon 28 Durkamunda(Kala)

101 Dabri 21 Banjibahal

167 Khaira 86 Kesaraj pur

147 Sunapur 78 Bagabahal 18 Mahulpadar

119 Temeri 465 Boden

61 Kusumkhunta 12 Sunamundi J3 Kotgaon 29 Dhobei 15 B hainsadani

I' Kathafar 40 Chikalchuan 16 Khadupani 35 Baglor 91 Boirgaon 54 Nimna II Dhamanapara 67 Jamugaon 32, Rajpur

I 200 ' Pharasara i '

142 Kerapadar

120 '\BireSkela 67 Tetelpara

156 Binapur 120 Ambaguda

2 Jugarajpur 12 BherumaJ

Location code

number Name of Village 2

0003 Boden (Total) 0003 Boden (Rural) 0003 Boden (Urban)

Boden (Rural) 04213100 Bhumpanl 04213200 Jharanamal 04213300 Nagpada 04213400 Suit 04213500 Karlakol 04213600 Klrekela 04213700 Kalamal 04213800 Bolda 04214100 Daragaon(Khurd) 04214200 Daragaan 04218800 Dudukamunda(Khurd) 04218900 Salepada 04219200 Muchenamal 04227200 Paldarha I

04227300 Redhamal 04227400 Rund. 04227500 Mankarbult 04227600 Kamerkhol 04227700 KneJh()la 04227800 Amera 04227900 DamllJhar 04228000 Palasada 04228100 Margaon 04228200 Durkamunda(Kala) 04228300 Dabn 04228400 Bal\)lbahlll 04228500 Khalra 04228600 KesaraJPur 04228700 Sunapur 04228800 BagabahaJ 04228900 Mahulpadar 04229000 Temen 04229100 Boden 04229200 Kusumkhunta 04229300 Sunamundl 04229400 KOlgaon 04229500 Dhobel 04229600 BhamsadaRl 04229700 Kalhafar 04229800 Chlkalchuan 04229900 KhadupaRl 04230000 Baglor 04230100 BOlrgaon 04230200 Nlmna 04230300 Dhamanapara 04230400 Jamugaon 04230500 RaJpur 04230600 Pharasara 04230700 Kerapadar 04230800 Btreskela 04230900 Tetelpara 04231000 Bmapur 04231100 Amhaguda 04231200 JugaraJPur 04211300 Bherumal

Persons 20

50,066 50,066

334 455 596

1,052 879 510 407 402

933

173 19

1,373 119 922 562

18 1,216

867 1,572 1,399

409 486 587 675

1,073

637 1,193

469 231

1,496 975 506 270 266 250 292 414 349 543 698 670 396 168 415 308

1,432

341 381 210 966

1.261 28

115

Ilhterates Males

21

19,615 19,615

131 198 252 459 340 213 166 151

350

80 7

597 45

360 203

S 493

338

547 545 164 203 213 296 403 237 408 176 87

596 357 185 113 125 90

117 198 109 246 267 262 144 66

154 120 508 124 148 61

374 463

12 53

Females 22

30,451 30,451

203 257 344 593 539 297 241 251

583

93 12

776 74

562 359

13 723 529

1,025 854 245 283 374 379 670 400 785 293 144 900 618 321 157 141 160 175 216 240 297 431 408 252 102 261 188 924 217 233

149 592

798 16 62

352

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Total workers Persons Males Females

23 24 2S

33,907 33,907

313 288 457 543 587 293 277 226

20,096 20,096

166 160 234 375 365 169 147 163

Il,S)) 13,811

147 128 223 168 222 124 130 63

-------------Un-Inhablled--------------542 342 200

-------------Un-Inhllblled--------------88 53 35 II 6 5

516 429 87 127 64 63

584 474

15 826

545 1,189

817 301 298 494 449 923 490

1,020 168 208

1,129 848 212 182 205 151 144 243 233 218 573 524 354 128 259 175 934 202 170

253 844 969

19 88

315 220

8

484 344 603 517 156 178 262 241 468 247 507 168 107 584 558 197 92

109 103 82

121 149 152 278 280 183

61 167 114 639 186 165

122 464 485

10 39

269 254

7 342 201 586 300 145 120 232 208 455 243 513

101 545 290

15 90 96 48 62

122 84 66

295 244 171 67 92 61

295 16

5

131 380 484

9 49

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

MalO worker~ Persons Males Females

26 27 28

16,067 16,067

206 110 199 400 327 139 160 143

257

54 3

390

47 271 167

6 462 249 561 491 126

104 371 226 580 110 172 167

84 230 496

69

104 129 41 54 79

145 50

355 240 156 98 94 75

449

126 81 89

392 304

7 J3

1l,803 13,803

136 109 19B 339 287 129 122. 139

245

50 3

354 40

261 158

6 445 235 429 414 117 92

244 221 415 106. 155 167

81 163 405

63 73 83 30 26 78

135 29

237 217 138

55 87 69

400 119 79 87

350 289

7 33

2,264 2,264

70 I

61 40 10 311

4

-12

4

36

7 10 9

17

14

132 77

9 12

127 S

165 4

17

1 67 91

6 31 46 II 28

J 10 21

118 23 18 43

7 6

49 7 2 2

42 15

PRIMAR¥ CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Boden"

Industnal category of maID workers

Culttvators Agnculturallabourers Household mdustry

workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

9,891 9,891

81 51

184 380 159 121 100 116

8,921 8,921

54 51

[83

323 147 115

84 114

210 209

36 35 2 2

269 268 44 37

207 206 154 146

6 6 253 248

194 191

305 239 ~06 175 112 106 '35 32

287 202 2[ 1 208 434 298

98 98 J8 92

161 161 73 71

148 106 118 96 21 21 67 50 78 50 30 25

..240 176 127 120 116 105 56 40 43 39 38 37

303 287

32 32 18 18 85 83

192 177 221 216

7 7 30 30

970 970

27

57 12 6

16 2

7 I 8

5 3

66 31

6 3

85 3

136

6

2 42 22

11 28

5

4

64 7

11 16 4 1

16

2 IS 5

3,028 3,028

108 57

5 98

45 3

"2,397 2,397

72 57

4 83

27 3

631 631

36

15

18

975 975

8

4

6 4 1

650 650

5

4

6

3

••••••• -•• -.-Un.lnhablted ••••••••••••••

27 21 6 1 1 ·······_·····Un·lnhablted···-·········-

17 15 2

3

28

195 17

186 192

9 43 36 10 67

2 17 1 4

34 44

5 26 31

20

35 61 26 37

14 16 31 36

3

26

186 II

137 162

7 36 17 10 50

2 17

I 4

24 21 5

15 20

15

24 57 22 12 14 16 30 36

4 80 13

2 2

2 1

9 6

49 30

2 7

19

17

10 23

II 11

5

II 4 4

25

15

lIS

g

4

12 25

8

10

8

10

7 23 25

2

13

- I 81

6 4

10 14

4

7

6 13 17

1

7

52 25 78 13 44 76 18

2 3 4

47 5 7

31 4

77 12 24 36 14

3 3

27 5 7

22

353

325

325

3

34

2

2 11 4

9

3

3

10 8 1

6

27 I 1

20 40

4

20

9 3

Other workers Persons Males Females Name of Village

38 39 40 2

2,173 2,173

9 2

11 14 64 13 14 24

19

1 1 3 3

28 8

13 26

4S 85

5 26 38

4 71 10' 47 5

25 309

41 11 7

11 2

6 6

4 34

14 3

34 17 68 ,53

56

74 66

1,835 1,835

5

11

12

51 10 10 22

ll8 Boden (Total) 338 Boden (Rural)

Boden (Urban) Boden (Rural)

4 BhUinpam Jharanamal Nagpada

2 Sirh 13 Karlakol 3 Klrekela 4 Kotamal 2 Bolda

Daragaon(Khurd) 14 5 Daragaon

Dudukamunda(Khurd) Sa1epada Muchenamal

2 Patdarha 3 Redhamal

23 5 Rundl 8 Mankarblrh

Komerkhol

10 3 KlrcJhola 23 3 Amera

39 6 DamaJhar 73 12 Plllasada

4 Margaon 24 2 Durkamunda(Kala) 24 14 Dabn

2 2 BanJlbahal 62 9 Khana

6 4 KesaraJpur 39 8 Sunapur

5 Bagabahal Mahulpadar

20 5 Temen 271 38 Boden

36 5 Kusumkhunta 8 3 Sunamundl 6 I Kotgaon 5 6 Dhobel

1 B hamsadaRl Kathafar

6 Chlkalchuan 5 I Khad upam

3 Baglor 26 8 Bougaon II 3 Nlmna 2 Dhamanapara

31 3 Jamugaon

13 4 RaJpur S~ j 12 , PharasarB 46 7 KerapadBr

54 2 I Blreskela Tetelpara

71 3 Bmapur 59 7 Ambaguda

JugaraJPur Bherumal

Location code

number Name ofViUage 2

0003 Boden (Total) 0003 Boden (Rural) 0003 Boden (Urban)

Boden (Rural) 04213100 Bhuinpam 04213200 Jharanamal 04213300 Nagpada 04213400 Slrl! 04213500 Karlakot 04213600 Klrekela 04213700 Kotamal 04213800 Bolda 04214100 Daragaon(Khurd) 04214200 Daragnon 04218800 Dudukamunda(Khurd) 0421B900 Sa\epada 04219200 Muchenamal 04227200 Patdarha I

04227100 Redhamal 04227400 Rundi 04227500 Mankarbirh 04227600 Komcrkhol 04227700 KircJhola 04227800 Amera 04227900 DamaJhar 042281lO0 Palasadn 04228100 Margaon • 04228200 Durkamunda(Ka1a} 04228300 Dabn • 04228400 Banjibaha1

,04228500 Khaira 04228600 Kesarajpur 04228700 Sunapur 04228800 Bngabahal 04228900 Mahu1padar 04229000 Tcmcn 04229100 Boden 04229200 Kusumkhunta 04229300 Sunamundi 04229400 Kotgaon 04229500 Dhobei 04229600 Bhainsadani 04229700 Kathafar 04229800 Chlka1chuan 04229900 Khadupanl 04230000 Bag10r 04230100 BOirgaon 04230200 Namna 04230300 Dhamanapara 04230400 Jamugaon 04230500 Rajpur 04230600 Pharasara 04230700 Kerapadar 04230800 Bueskela 04230900 Tete1para 04231000 Bmapur 04231100 Ambaguda 04231200 Jugarajpur 04231300 Bherumal

Marginal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

17,840 17,840

107 178 258 143 260 154 117

83

285

34 8

126 80

313 307

9 364 296 628 326 175 194 123 223 343 380 848

1 124 899 352 143 78 76

110 90

164 88

'168 218 284 198 30

165 100 485 76 89

164 452 665

12 55

6,293 6,293

30 51 36 36 78 40 25 24

97

3 3

75 24 54 62

2 39

109 174 103 39 86 )8

20 53

141 352

I 26

421 153 134

19 26 73 56 43 14

123 41 63 45 6

80 45

239, , 67

86 35

114 196

3 6

11,547 11,547

77 127 222 107 182 114 92 59

188

31 5

51 56

259 245

7 325 '187 454. 223 136 1,08 105 203 290 239 496

98 478 199

9 S9 SO 37 34

121 74 45

177 221 153 24 85 55

246 9 3

129 338 469

9 49

354

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK: NUAPADA •

Cultivators Persons Males Females

44

2,848 2,848

21 22

\ 21 83 2 8

32

45

1,475 1,475

3 14 1 8

20

4 9

46

1,373 1,373

18 8

13 63

2 4

23

·············Un·mhablted·············· 62 24 38

• ••••• ······.Un·,nhablted·············. .2 12 734

1 52 2

14

95 49 84 62 16 54

9 7

31 32 75

178 40 82 38 27 30 20 73 39

131 64

109 23

1 108 57 36 9

163 63

12 2 7

8 27 17 25

7 28

2 29 68

169 24 80 9

10 2S IS 40

7 103

14 30

4

57 23 23

8

51 53

40

7

87 22 67 37

9 26

9 7

29 3 7

9 16 2

29 17 5 5

33 32 28 50 79 19 1

51 34 13 1

112 10

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block·

Industrial category

Agricultural labourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

13,590 13,590

70 156 254 102 164 151

97 42

220

22

68 28

286 221

9 263 183 542

236 159 134 114 216 311 348 645

I 118 508 184 25 39 49

7 17 8

29 37

149 153 175 29 56 36

446 57 75

163 235 580

12 55

4,234 4,234

18 37 34 13 53 39 16 11

72

3

56 12 40 28 2

27 52

156 66 32 55 18 20 51

112 241

26 173 67 24 9

16 5

10 3 4

20 25 29 41 6

23 22

214 49 75 35 47

125

3 6

9,356 9,356

52 119 220

89 111 H2

81 31

148

19

12 16

246 193

7 236 131 386 170 127 79 96

196 260 236 404

92 335 117

1 30 33 2 7 S

25 17

124 124 134 23 33 14

232 8

128 188 455

9 49

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT . '. CENSUS>ABSTRACT Boden

of maramal workers Locatton

Household mdus~ workers Other workers Non-workers code

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Pe!!!ales Name ofVdlase number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 I

353 65 288 1,049 519 530 38,149 15,792 2%,357 Boden (Total) 0003 353 65 288 1,049 519 530 38,149 15,792 21,357 Boden (Rural) 0003

Boden (Urban) 0003 Boden (Rural)

7 5 2 9 4 5 151 73 78 Bhulnpam 04213100 280 130 150 Iharanamal 04213200

2 1 I I 1 372 186 186 Nagpada 04213300

7 4 3 13 11 2 715 260 455 81rh 04213400 13 5 8 707 294 413 Karlakot 04213500 I I 352 136 216 Klrekela 04213600

1 11 4 7 233 108 125 Kotamal 04213700

4 - I 4 .5 4 1 366 136 230- Bolda 04213800 -------------Un-mhablted- --_ ••••••• -. Daragaon(Khurd) 04214100 . 3 1 -"2 702 262 440 Daragaon 04214200 r

·············Un·'nhablted······_······- Dudukamunda(Khurd) 04218800

\ 131 61 70 8alepada 04218900

I I 8 1 7 Muchenamal 04219200

56 18 38 1,089 363 726 Patdarha 04227200

73 32 41 Rcdhamal 04227300

2 2 23 12 11 582 258 324 Rundl 04227400

11 2 9 61 25 36 266 119 147 Mankarblfh 04227500

7 I 6 Komerkhol 04227600

3 2 3 3 904 390 514 KlreJhola 04227700

30 2 28 34 28 6 636 245 391 Amcra 04227800 .r 2 I 1 1,168 499 669 DamaJhar 04227900

6 2 4 22 10 12 1,145 460 685 Palasada 04228000

263 131 132 Margaon 04228100

5 2 3 338 147 191 Durkamunda(Kala) 04228200

446 203 243 Dabn 04228300

373 181 192 BaRJlbahal 04228400

772 390 382- Khalra 04228500

468 225 243 KesaraJJ1ur 04228600

6 5 m 42 80 786 367 419 Sunapur 04228700

531 160 371 Bagabahal 04228800

5 5 1 • 1 136 75 61 Mahulpadar 04228900

16 9 7 197 70 127 892 418 474 Temen 04229000

2 2 126 60 66 1,481 688 793 Boden 04229100

36 30 6 554 187 367 Kusumkhunta 04229200

155 76 79 Sunamundl 04229300

J33 15 58 Kotgaon 04229400

73 43 30 216 75 141 Dhobel 04229500

53 31 22 216 88 128 Bhamsadam 04229600

83 ~- 83 191 96 "'"95 Kathafar 04229100

19 2 17 297 101 196 Chlkalchuan 04229800

392 145 247 Khadupam 04229900

5 2 3 327 156 171 Baglor 04230000

16 2 14 6 2 4 482 227 r5 BOirgaon 04230100

264 129 35 Nlmna 04230200

95 49 46 Dhamanapara 04230300

364 128 236 Jamugaon 04230400

5 5 2 2 280 121 159 RBJPu~ 04230500

1 2 1,306 477 829 Pharasara 04230600

9 9 531 188 343 Kerapadar 04230700

2 2 12 9 3 562 214 348 Blreskela 04230800

156 71 85 Tete1para 04230900

33 6 27 21 10 11 689 321 368 Bmapur 04231000

4 3 18 17 798 364 434 Ambaguda 04231100

15 6 9 ]ugaraJPur 04231200

66 41 25 Bherumal 04231300

355

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Area of Total population (including

Location Village In mstl(utlonal and houseless Population 10 the

code hect (fowl! Number of EOEulatlon2 age-grouE 0-6 number Name of Village , ID.J:. households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

04231400 Kamalamal 4200 223 975 471 504 160 74 &6 04231500 Rokal 3870 198 936 437 499 177 84 93 04231600 Tarapur 2660 160 794 401 393 133 66 67 04231700 Bakultkhuntt(Khurd) 1520 -------------Un-Illhablied ------------. 04231800 Bakultkhunl1(Kala) 3420 222 967 463 504 144 64 80

04231900 Putupara 4110 201 858 427 431 118 44 74 04232000 Ghantlguda 2320 87 367 182 185 84 46 38 04232100 Jhlflmkhal 1350 94 353 163 190 61 28 33 04232200 Mahulpadar 2240 114 465 231 234 69 31 38 04232300 Llllsargl 4080 344 1,247 630 617 211 106 105 04232400 Anlabhata 4040 260 946 476 470 152 80 72 04232500 Sukuhbhata 3160 108 457 231 226 83 39 44 04232600 Kulekela 1490 63 303 149 154 37 17 20 04232700 Dumerpadar 770 22 84 40 44 13 7 6

04232800 Doto 3720 360 1,432 727 705 213 102 III 04232900 Lesunpall 2620 194 752 365 387 86 38 48 04233000 Jayabahal 2740 223 989 475 514 161 63 98 04233100 Khlrmal 4030 263 1,081 567 514 174 79 95 04233200 LlIrka 3690 231 1,042 516 526 153 72 81

04233300 Palenbasa 1880 48 205 101 104 20 9 II 04233400 Khurdguma 2150 31 128 64 64 16 10 6 04233500 Anakapur 5390 270 1,170 595 575 193 85 108 04233600 Gumabahal 1210 44 200 97 103 36 20 16 04233700 Kharla 1870 84 343 177 166 57 32 25 04233800 Kempur 4280 281 1,233 598 635 196 91 lOS 04233900 Karangamal 3810 201 892 453 439 113 57 56 04234000 Pllapanl 940 12 38 21 17 4 I J 04234100 Dahanapah 2340 288 1,074 531 543 166 7S 91 04234200 Kekatsar 1660 64 264 138 126 40 24 16 04234300 Dhamlmnl 2440 280 1,233 632 601 207 115 92 04234400 Babeblr 7730 498 1,992 1,023 969 330 184 146 04234500 Khl\lrvlldl 2780 231 1,000 504 496 159 86 73 04234600 Bertansl1 4210 203 882 452 430 132 71 61 04234900 Kuhnsmal 2020 194 766 379 387 107 55 52

356

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Boden

Scheduled Castes I!oEuatlOn Scheduled Tnbes I!oI!ulatlon Literates • Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVJllage

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

198 105 93 305 156 149 289 204 85 Kamalamal 9 6 3 569 274 295 303 213 90 Roknl

54 26 28 145 73 72 304 203 101 Tampur -------------Un-Inhablted-------------- Bnkullkhuntl(Khurd)

89 48 41 682 319 363 230 171 59 Bakuhkhuntl(Kala) 87 44 43 542 26\ 28\ 230 \79 51 Putupara 44 25 19 270 129 141 117 90 27 Ghanllguda 64 32 32 201 92 109 115 85 )0 lhlrllllkhol

9 4 5 447 223 224 100 80 20 Mahulpadar 226 liS III 317 155 162 469 345 124 Ltusargt 345 179 166 102 51 51 251 188 63 Anlabhala

204 104 100 88 83 5 Sukuhbhata 22 9 13 74 38 36 143 92 51 Kulekela

16 II 5 Dumerpadar 288 153 135 102 57 45 135 104 31 Dolo

13 7 6 140 67 73 80 68 12 Lesunpah 154 65 89 271 196 75 Jayabahal 264 141 123 354 184 170 429 338 91 K1urmal 130 63 67 151 74 77 462 293 169 Larka 29 13 16 147 72 75 38 33 5 Palenbasa 15 6 9 72 35 37 24 19 5 Khurdguma

145 80 65 290 139 151 287 228 59 Anakapur 54 25 29 50 40 10 Oumabahal

295 ISO 145 94 80 14 Khorla 196 95 101 539 2S0 289 347 266 &1 Kampur 111 48 63 332 170 162 542 331 211 Karangamal

38 21 17 Pltapam 61 29 32 2 I I 327 246 &1 Dahanapah

20 11 9 59 44 15 Kekatsar 199 99 100 430 330 100 Dharnlmal 358 182 176 220 116 104 566 413 153 Babebtr

41 19 22 277 224 53 Khallvadl 121 61 60 26 14 12 362 244 118 Bartansll 100 46 54 452 220 232 285 219 66 Kuhngmal

357

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VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Locallon code Illiterates Total workers MaIO workers

number Name ofVllla~e Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 •

04231400 Kamalamal 686 267 419 471 269 202 271 235 36 042~1500 Robl 633 224 409 580 274 306 177 155 22 04231600 Tarapur 490 198 292 426 248 178 79 59 20 042~1700 Bakullkhuntl(Khurd) ·············Un·lnhablted .......... _ .. -04231800 Bakuhkhuntl(Kala) 737 292 445 464 267 197 230 217 13 04231900 Putupara 628 248 380 497 263 234 251 166 ·85 04232000 Ghantlguda 250 92 158 193 97 96 56 55 04232100 Jhmmkhol 238 78 160 187 93 94 50 47 04232200 Mahu1padar 365 151 214 254 138 116 98 91 7 04232300 L1Hsargi 778 285 493 488 342 146 113 102 16 04232400 Anlabhata 695 288 407 482 262 220 160 153 7 04232500 Sukuhbhata 369 148 221 140 131 9 99 98 I 04232600 Kulekela 160 57 103 93 91 2 77 75 2 04232700 Dumerpadar 68 29 39 45 23 22 27 17 10 04232800 Doto 1,297 623 674 647 400 247 367 333 34 04232900 Lcsunpah 672 297 375 418 :130 188 244 '216 28 04233000 Jayabahal 718 279 439 621 311 310 230 218 12 04233100 Khlrmal 652 229 423 S06 324 182 240 236 4 04233200 Larka 580 223 357 464 295 169 219 201 18 04233300 Palenbasa 167 68 99 116 63 53 56 55 04233400 Khurdguma 104 45 59 69 38 31 35 31 4 04233500 Anakapur 883 367 516 659 383 276 307 285 22 04233600 Gumabahal 150 57 93 86 45 41 26 26 04233700 Khorla 249 97 152 157 84 73 60 58 2 0423j800 Kampur 886 332 554 469 329 140 321 284 37 04233900 Kllrangamal 350 122 228 282· 227 55 204 187 17 04234000 Pltapanl 38 21 17 28. 16 12 13 13 04234100 Dahanapalt 747 285 462 490 323 167 106 102 4 04234200 Kekatsar 205 94 III 152 86 66 74 . 72 2 04234300 Dhamlmal 803 302 501 481 323 158 137 129 8 04234400 Babcblr 1,426 610 816 792 540 252 621 415 206 04234500 Khalrvadl 723 280 443 360 261 99 116 112 4 04234600 Bartansll 520 208 312 339 245 94 198 175 23 04234900 Kuhnl;!mal 481 160 321 325 237 88 322 236 86

358

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Boden

Industrial catego~ of mam workers Household mdustry

Cultivators Agnculturallabourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

140 133 7 94 76 18 I I 36 25 II Kamalamal 70 65 5 41 35 6 4 4 62 51 \\ Rokal 24 12 12 5 4 I 9 8 41 35 6 Tarapur

·············Un·tnhabtted·············· Bakultkhunh(Khurd) 209 201 8 18 14 . 4 3 2 Bakuhkhuntl(Kala) 219 148 71 32 18 14 Putupara

55 54 I Ghantlguda 48 46 2 2 Jhmnrkhol 93 87 6 3 3 I I Mahulpadar 75 69 6 I 42 32 10 LIIIsargl 70 70 77 76 13 7 6 Anlabhata 74 74 22 22 3 2 I Sukuhbhata 42 42 16 16 18 16 2 Kulekela

5 5 22 12 10 Durnerpadar . 219 199 20 131 118 13 16 16 Doto

68 64 4 155 132 23 20 ~9 Lesunpalt

161 158 3 41 38 3 27 21 6 Jayabahal

215 212 3 2 2 23 22 I Khlrrnal

70 68 2 48 47 5 5 96 81 15 Larka

55 55 I Palenbasa

35 31 4 Khurdgurna

201 198 3 9 8 66 50 16 31 29 2 Anakapur

22 22 4 4 Gumabahal

52 51 I 4 4 4 3 Khorla

236 223 13 35 29 6 19 6 13 31 26 5 Kampur

69 69 37 35 2 3 3 95 80 15 Karangarnal

9 9 4 4 Pltapant

68 66 2 26 25 2 10 10 Dahanapalt

55 55 14 14 5 3 2 Kekatsar

87 87 4 3 1 46 39 7 Dhamlrnal

148 138 10 363 196 167 50 28 22 60 53 7 Babeblr

92 91 I I I 3 2 20 18 2 Khalrvadl

65 65 42 40 2 29 12 17 62 58 4 Bartansl!

185 144 41 125 84 41 8 5 3 4 3 Kultngmal

359

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA '.

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal categ0!1 Location

code Margmal workers Cultivators Agnculturallabourers number Name of Village Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female:.

2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

04231400 Kamalamal 200 34 166 25 13 12 162 17 145 04231500 Rokal 403 119 284 95 40 55 284 73 211 04231600 Tarapur 347 189 1S8 101 68 33 245 120 i25 04231700 Bakultkllllnlt(Khurd) •••• -•••. ·-Un-Inhablted--- • 04231800 Baktlltkhuntl(Kala) 234 50 184 2 2 231 50 18: 04231900 Putupara 246 97 149 246 97 149 04232000 Ghantlguda 137 42 95 137 42 95 04232100 Jhlnmkhol 137 46 91 137 46 91 04232200 Mahulpadar 156 47 109 1 155 47 108 04232300 LI!lsargl 370 240 130 26 23 3 342 215 127 04232400 Anlabhata 322 109 213 12 9 3 307 97 210 04232500 Sukultbhala 41 33 8 7 7 34 26 8

042:32600 Kulekela 16 16 )2 l2 4 4 04232700 Dumerpadar 18 6 12 4 2 2 14 4 to 04232800 Doto 280 67 213 6 4 2 256 62 194 04232900 Lesunpalt 174 14 160 39 38 117 13 104 04233000 Jayabahal 391 93 298 19 10 9 '372 83 189 04233100 Khlrmal 266 88 • 178 8 1 7 256 86 170 04233200 Larka 245 94 151 9 6 3 222 110 i42 04233300 Palenbasa 60 8 52 60 8 52 04233400 Khurdguma 34 7 27 34 7 27 04233500 Anakapur 352 98 254 2 2 332 93 239 04233600 Gumabahal 60 19 41 60 19 41 04233700 Khorla 97 26 71 2 2 95 26 69 04233800 Kampur 148 45 103 50 17 33 88 22 66 04233900 Karllngamal 78 40 38 17 16 47 II 36 04234000 Pltapana IS 3 12 15 3 12 04234100 Dahanapah 384 221 163 146 90 56 237 130 107 04234200 Kekatsar 78 14 64 37 12 2S 41 2 39 04234300 Dhamlmal 344 194 150 5 5 337 187 150 04234400 BabeblT 171 125 46 2S 23 2 124 86 38 04234500 Khalrvadl 244 149 95 39 37 2 193 103 90 04234600 Bartansil 14'1 70 71 14 14 119 52 67 04234900 Kuhnllmal 3 I 2 3 I 2

360

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Boden

ofmargmal workers LocatIon

Household mdustry workers Other workers Non·workers code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVllIase number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2

13 4 9 504 202 302 Kamalamal 04231400 23 .5 18 356 163 193 Rokal 04231500

I t 368 153 215 Tarapur 04231600 ·············Un·lnhablted·············· Bakullkhunll(Khurd) 04231700

503 196 307 Bakuhkhuntl{Kala) 04231800 361 164 197 Putupara 04231900 174 S5 &9 Ghal\tlgu{\a 04232()QO 166 70 96 Jhtrlnlkhol 04232100 21 I 93 118 Mahulpadiu 04232200

2 2 759 288 471 Lltlsargl 04232300 3 3 464 214 250 Anlabhata 04232400

317 100 217 Sukuhbhata 04232500 210 53 152 Kulekela 04232600

39 17 22 Dumerpadar 04232700 18 17 785 327 458 Doto 04232800 18 18 334 135 199 LesunpaIJ 04232900

368 164 204 Jayabahal 04233000 2 I 575 243 332 Khlfmal 04233100

13 8 5 578 221 357 Larka 04233200 89 38 51 Palenbasa 04233300 59 26 33 Khurdguma 04233400

14 13 4 2 2 51 I 212 299 Anakapur 04233500 114 52 62 Gumabahal 04233600 186 93 93 Khorla 04233700

4 4 6 6 764 269 495 Kampur 04233800 4 4 10 9 610 226 384 Karangamal 04233900

10 5 Pltapam 04234000 584 208 376 DahanapalJ 04234100 112 52 60 Kekatsar 04234200

2 2 752 309 443 Dharnlmal 04234300 4 3 I 18 13 5 1,200 483 717 Babeblf 04234400

6 3 3 6 6 640 243 397 Khalrvadl 04234500

6 2 4 2 2 543 207 336 Bartansll 04234600 441 142 299 Kuhnllmal 04234900

361

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF SINAPALI C.D. BLOCK- 0004

Location code

number Name ofVdlage 2

0004 Smapah (Total) 0004 Sinapals (Rural) 0004 Smapah (Urban)

Smopah (Rural) 04234700 Sa1ekela 04234800 Baragaon 04235000 Botopall 04235100 Kanetghatmal 04235200 Jogabhllta 04235300 Arma1a 04235400 Govmdpur 04235500 Huapur IWB561)1) Maheswar 04235700 Dhunglomunda 04235800 Mandlorucha 04235900 Rantmunda 04236000 Balgapada 04236100 Ramdullgun 04236200 Tlmanpur 04236300 Rebadl 04236400 Karlakhamar 04236500 Khapunmal 04236600 Gorla 04236700 Ma1pada 04236800 Kusumkhunta 04236900 B Ijalpur 04237000 Dumerbahal 04237100 Knradu ngarl 04231200 lamabahah 04237300 Chllarama 04237400 Smdursil 04237500 Talakot 04237600 Bhatapam 04237700 Nangalbod

.04237800 Tankamal 04237900 Dauda 04238000 Bhullabhata 04238100 Fulchl 04238200 Kalhlbadl 04238300 Sardhapur 04238400 Khlrbhadl 04238500 Darhpada 04238600 Kharsel 04238700 Kamlapadar 04238800 Ghuchaguda 04238900 NIIJI 04239000 Gadarnmal 04239100 Khalna 04239200 Paisa para 04239300 Challaguda 04239400 Sagunbhadl 04239500 Jugenpadar 04239600 Sinapah 04239700 Kapsi 04239800 Sardhapur 04239900 Ghotuguda 04240000 Cha1na 04240100 Nandagaon 04240200 Gambhanguda

Area of Village In hect (fow7) Number of

ID Km households 3 4

416.64 416.64

416640 4210

1,0210 1300 6350 :l80 0 2680 3610 2790 2760 1310 2770

1,1050 2590 1060 3050 3220 3010 2840 5710 3070 1820 1290 5860 680

1730 2040 1560 2400 4050 2840 3200 2190 3420 2880 2910 2080 4740 6120 5330 2710 5240 6140 2110 2990 1810 6070 2310 1490 2970 6500 2490 2940 4240 2740 3260

23,858 23,858

247 856 91

237 138 ItO 268 255 \51 33

129, 395 158 70

190 89

140 180 313 249 116 72 53 24 52 51 54

182 132 140 67 55 8\ 96 45

109 158 124 279 194 510 567 303 131 351 410 265 332

1,048 , 380 176 310 342 III 331

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA·

Total populatIOn (mcludmg Instltutlonal and house less

populallon) Persons Males Females

5 6 7

98,666 98,666

926 3,498

395 1,032

618 417

1,091 992 667 157 571

1.701 717 272 851 380 552 813

1.270 1,053

469 299 223

97 171 202 266 908 646 651 229 213 341 394 235 472 687 536

1.084 762

2.114 2.470 1,235

551 1.490 1,715 1,147 1.420 4,611 1.494

722 1.152 1.385

450 1,378

364

49,309 49,309

466 1,746

1&4 516 304 220 523 490 :no

73 286 862 361 145 416 188 271 398 674 533 218 144 102 48 95

102 138 432 320 366 108 104 1'78 190 115 223 355 277 552 382

1,080 1,247

617 260 764 868 580 753

2,348 750 367 589 699 227 705

49,357 49,357

460 1,752

211 516 314 197 568 502 337

84 285 839 356 127 435 192 281 415 596 520 251 155 121 49 76

100 128 476 326 285 121 109 163 204 120 249 332 259 532 380

1,034 1,223

618 291 726 847 567 667

2,263 744 355 563 686 223 673

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

PopulatIOn In the age-group 0-6

Persons Males Females 8 9 10

15,975 '15,975

152 577

69 187 108 63

156 131 D7

28 98

264 115 41

158 59 85

142 225 180 73 47 40 23 31 34 56

214 116 97 36 38 63 68 43 80

121 94

144 127 370 396 195 89

224 253 162 IS7 628 233 125 227 175 88

214

7,962 7,962

75 273

29 103 49 32 77 53 710 11. 49

136 55 22 78 33 40 78

126 91 26 17 13 13 19 18 32 93 65 63 15 16 40 28 19 36 68 53 74 60

190 192 90 39

118 131 83 97

310 122

59 122 95 49

104

8,013 8,013

77 304

40 84

• 59 31 79 78 59 17 49

128 60 19 80 26 45 64 99 89 47 30 27 10 12 16 24

121 51 34 21 22 23 40 24 44 53 41 70 67

180 204 105 50

106 122 79 90

318 III 66

105 80 39

110

• PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Siup.JI

Scheduled Castes popuation ;.Persons Males Females

-.11 12 13

13.091 13,091

127 413 214

7

S4 178 44

165

3 193 80 5

41 47 51

90 153 97 53

15 5

35 64 75

118 14

84 80

131 224

19 355 314 111 244 298 421 240 115 509 , 254

87 61

117 165 75

6,534 6,534

58 238

95 3

31 83 21 84

99 37

4 19 22 25

51 78 41

23

5

19 37 45

61 4

40 46 68

118 38

178 156 54

114 163 222 125 57

252 128 48 36 51 85 42

6,557 6,557

·69 235 119

4

23 95 23 81

2 94 43

1 22 25 26

39 75 56 30

10 4

16 27 30

57 10

44 34 63

106 41

177 158 57

130 135 199 115 58

257 126 39 31 66 80 33

Scheduled Tnbes populatIOn Persons Males Females

14 15 16

28,852 28,852

253 662

93S 605 222

91 74

310 157 384 670

312 76

113 133 770

6 204 242 184 95

139 129

596 527 496 223 199 184 267 187 202 596

165 52

183 465

21 109 297 787

19 388 206 307

26 111 177

51

14,320 14,310

132 335

471 298 118 44 40

153 73

197 341

154 35 58

68 405

3 99

118 83 47 78 68

287 256 276 105 91 94

132 89 96

304

83 24 94

234 9

55 150 378

9 203 101 147

16 59 87

27

14,532 14,532

121 321

464 307 104 47 34

157 84

187 329

158 41 55 65

365 3

105 124 101 48 61 61

309 271 220 118 102 90

135 98

106 292

82 28 89

231 12 54

147 409

10 185 105 160

10 58 90

24

365

Persons 17

32,658 32,658

239 1.360

138 174 139 87

290 204 119 37

136 484 261

95 246 101 189 175 455 279 179 74 39 32 40 17 58

203 60

220 51 33 71 20 30

105 262 17& 421 210 916 945 449

254 529 738 612 869

2,683

520 326 313 497 157 508

Literates Males

18

23,570 23,570

192 967

97 137 102 74

212 168 93 27

109 362 189 77

177 81

141 135 359 226 130 60 34 31 33 12 50

160 48

168 42 26 53 16 23 71

189 137 302 165 660 659 328 160 I

366 519 383 543

1,689

377 239 216 342

92 358

Females Name ofVIUage 19 2

9,088 Sinapali (Total) 9,088 Sinapali (Rural)

Sinapali (Urban) Sinapali (Rural)

47 Salekela 393 Baragaon

41 Botopall 37 Kanetghatmal 37 Jogabhata 13 Armala 78 Govmdpur 36 Hlrapur 26 Maheswar 10 Dhunglamunda 27 Mandl8rucha

122 Rammunda 72 8algapada 18 Ramdungun 69 Tlmanpur 26 Rebadl 48 Karlakhamar 40 Khapunmal 96 Gorla 53 Malpada 49 Kusumkhunta 14 BlJalpur

Dumerbahal Karadungan

7 Jamabahah .5 Chltarama 8 Smdursll

43 Talakot 12 Bhatapam 52 Nangalbod 9 Tankamal

7 Dauda I 8 Bhuh8bhala 4 Fulchl 1 Kathlbadl

34 Sardhapur 73 Khlrbhadl

41 Darhpada 119 Kharsel 45 Kamtapadar

256 Ghuchaguda

286 NIIJI 121 Gadaramal 94 Khalna

163 Palsapara 219 Chlluaguda 229 Sagunbhadl 326 Jugenpadar 994 SIn~palt

143 Kapsi 87 Sardhapur 37 Ghotuguda

155 Chalna 65 Nandagaon

150 Gambhartguda

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Illiterates Total workers Main workers Location

code number Name of Village Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

__ ~ ________ ~2~ _______ ~2~O~ __ ~2~1 ____ ~2~2 ____ ~23~ __ ~2~4~, __ ~2~5 ____ ~2~6 ___ 27 28

0004 Smapah (Total) 0004 Sinopoli (Rural) 0004 Sinapah (Urban)

Smopah (Rural) 04234700 Salekela 04234800 Baragaon 04235000 Botopal! 04235 I 00 Kanetghatmal 04235200 Jogabhata 04235300 Ammla 04235400 GovmdpuT 04235500 l-hrapur 04235600 Maheswar 04235700 Dhungulmunda 04235800 Mandlarucha 04235900 Ranhn~nda 04236000 Balgapada <l4236 1 00 Ranldungurl 04216200 Tlmanpur 04236300 Rebadl 04236400 Karlakhamar 04236500 Khapunmal 04236600 Oorla 04236700 Malpada 04236800 Kusumkhunta 04236900 BIJalpur 04237000 Dumerbahal 04237100 Karadungan 04237200 Jamabahah 04237300 Chltatama 04237400 Stndursll 04237500 Talllkot 04237600 Bl131apam 04237700 Nangalbod 04237800 Tllnkamal 04237900 Dauda 04238000 Bhuhabhata 04238100 Fulchl 04238200 Kathlbadl 04238300 Sardhapur 04238400 Khtrbhadl 04238500 Darhpada 04238600 Kharsel 04238700 Kstntapadar 04238800 Ohuchaguda 04238900 NtlJI 04239000 Gadaramal 04239100 Khalna 04239200 Pilisapara 04239300 Challaguda 04239400 Silgunbhadl 04239500 Jugenpadar 04239600 Sumpall 04239700 Kapst 04239800 SardhapuT 04239900 Ohotuguda 04240000 Chalna 04240100 Nandagaon 04240200 Gambhanguda

66,008 66,008

687 2,138

257 858 479 330 801 788 54& 120 435

1,217 456 177 605 273 363 638 815 774 290 225 184 6~

131 \85 208 705 586 431 178 180 270 374 205 367 425 358 663 552

1,198 1,525

786 297 961 977 535 551

1,928 974 396 839 888 293 870

25,739 25,739

274 779

87 379 202 146 311 322 237

46 177 500 172 68

239 107 130 263 315 307

88 84 68 17 62 9(} 88

272 272 198 66 78

125 174 92

152 166 140 250 217 420 588 289 100 398 349 {97 210 659 373 128 313 357 135 347

40,269 40,269

413 1,359

170 479 277 184 490 466 311 14

258 717 284 109 366 166 233 375 500 467 202 141 116 48 69 95

120 433 314 233 112 102 145 200 113 215 259 218 413 335 778 937 497 197 563 628 338 341

1,269 601 268

I 526

531 158 523

366

42,035 42,035

505 1.423

145 524 362 253 490 691 444 102 346 819 315 167 477 201 248 477 763 478 231 163 133 47

108 140 124 491 329 284 149 115 195 184 92

195 354 290 445 448 759 912 367 202 635 532 434 470

1.517 414 189 345 622 150 558

27,465 27,465

286 1,004

110 300 188 137 312 355 205

53 176 469 189 88

247 101 151 238 387 269 119 82 58 25 60 75 73

260 161 182 74 60 99

104 53

128 191 162 316 238 549 662 353 133 448 436 3\0 400

1,277 405 181 292 424 108 393

14,570 14,570

219 419

35 224 174 116 178 336 239

49 170 350 126

79 230 100 97

239 376 209 112 81 75 22 48 65 51

231 168 102

75 55 96 80 39 67

163 128 129 210 210 250

14 69

IS7 • 96

124 70

240 9 8

53 198 42

165

25,246 25,246

316 974

90 236

47 144 305 266 134 49

149 383 217

61 223

90 142 203 386 251 129 77 57 37 96 46 33 70

169 112 34

26 127 61

146 157 131 315 201 335 514 365 64

499 305 404 407

1,333 402 181 264 380

78 377

21,920 21,921l

245 854

81 227

45 132 279 214 124 49

137 )53 l75 53

195 87

128 192 310 23S 107 76 49 23 S4 34 32 44

143 99 31

13 89 48

118 144 124 278 191 309 487 352

58 415 278 300 363

1.225 393 173 260 3J6

73 340

3,326 3,326

71 '20

9

9 2

12 26 52 10

12 30 42

8 28

.}

g II 76 16

22 1 g

14 42 \2

26 26 \3 3

13 38 13 28 13 7

37 10 26 27 13 6

84 27

104 44

lOS 9 8 4

44 5

37

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUSvABSTRACT Sinapali

Industnal category ofmall1 workers Household mdustry

Culuvators AgTlculturallabourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of VIllage

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

12,223 12,223'

99

398 57

196 37 74

241 181 68 41

122 258 107

19 93 71 77

129 205 211

63 33

28 17 14 12 21

9 III 56 2S

15 29 87

93 102 160 94

209 254 206

43 182 106 173

86

259 57

121 203 224

51 180

11,546 11,546

9S

395 53

191 37 73

234 [44

66 41

119 250 102

19

86 70 74

126 193 211

61 33 26 17 10 12 21 7

105 54 24

15 27 83 88

101 156 92

204 244 206

42 177 102 122

81 248

56 120 201 205

49 173

677 677

4 3 4 5"

7 37

2

3 8

5

7

3 3

12

2

2

4

2 6 2

2 4

4 2

10

I S 4

51 5

II

2 19

2 7

6,077 6,077

101 240

20 [9 5

41 25 66

5

13 85

33 3

35

15 7

69 liS

3 56 24 14

8

31

4

2 2

31 3

12 63 41

111 89

I 86

104 8

34 68

204 46

56 69 II 61

4,854 4,854

76 189

18 [5

.5 37

19 53

3

9 68 16 3

32 14 6

(il 74

3 39 24 13

6 21

3

2

2 28

3 II 60

32 106

81 I

60 93

6

25 55

203 42 S5 56

10 59

1,113 1,113

25 51 2 4

4 6

[3

2

4

17 17

3

8 44

17

2 10

3

3 9 5 8

26 II 2 9

13

4

13

I 2

1,329 1,329

2 55

5 18 2

25 8

3 12 I

13

26 28

I 16

3

77 33

8 50 16 15 I

22 14 22 42

7

2

I 19. 20

.5 10 2

16 18 16

194 89

13

7

931 931

44

3 18

367

18 6

I 12\

II

16 14 I

16

39 21

8

28 10 7

11 8

12 22

5

I 13 18 4 8

13 11 15

ISS 85

5

[[

6

398 398

11 2

2 7 2

2

2

10 14

2

38 12

22 6 8

11 6

10 20

2

6 2

I 2 I 3 7

39 4

2

5,617 5,617

114 281

8 3 J 4

31 18 60

8 II 28 76 38 82

4 57

5 37

9 9 4

12 20

5

4 3

II 41

4

4

98 8

15 26 26

141 43 66

-129 65

10 229

79 205 271 812

52 9 5

74 16

129

4,589 4,589

73

226 7 J J 4

20 [6 54

8

8

23 56 30 66

3 48

5

27 7 6 3 9 6 5 I 3 3 7

38 3

2

66 7

II 23 20

110 38 60

119 61

7 177 70

161 242 767

49 6 4

64 14

102

1,028 Smapah (Total) 1,028 Smapali (Rural)

Sinllpali (Urban) SinaplllI (Rural)

41 Salekela 55 Baragaon

I Botopah Kanetghatmal Jogabhata Armala

II Govlndpur 2 Hlrapur 6 Maheswar

Dhunglamunda 3 MandlBrucha 5 Ranllnunda

20 Balgapada 8 Ramdungun

16 Tlmanpur I Rebadl 9 Karlakhamar

Khapurnnal 10 Gorla 2 Ma[pada 3 Kusumkhunta

BIJalpur 3 Dumerbahal

14 Karadungan Jamabahah Chltarama Slndursll Talakot

4 BhatapanJ 3 Nangalbod I Taokamal

Dauda 2 Bhuhabhata

32 Fulehl Katlllbadl

4 Sardhapur 3 Khlrbhadl 6 Darhpada

31 Kharsel 5 Kalntapadar 6 Ghuchaguda

10 NIIJI 4 Gadaramal

3 Khalna 52 Palsapara

9 Challaguda 44 Silguobhach 29 Jugenpadar 45 Slpapah

3 Kapsi 3 Sardhapur

Ghotuguda [0 Chalna 2 Nandagaoo

27 Gambhanguda

LocatIOn code

number Name ofYlIlage 2

0004 Sinapali (TGtal) 0004 Smapali (Rural) 0004 Smopali (Urban)

Smapali (Rural) 04234700 Salekela 04234800 Baragaon 04235000 Botopah 04235100 Kanetghatmal 04235200 Jogabhata 04235300 Armala 04235400 Govmdpur 04235500 Hlrapur 04235600 Maheswar 04235700 Dhunglamunda 04235800 Mandlarucha 04235900 Rammunda 04236000 BllIgapada 04236100 Ramdungun 04236200 Tlmanpur 04236300 Rebadl 04236400 Karfakhamar 04236500 Khapunmal 04236600 Gorla 04236700 Malpada 04236800 Kusumkhunta 04236900 BlJalpur 04237000 Dumerbahal 04237100 Kamdungarl 04237200 Jamabahah 04237300 Chltarama 04237400 Slndursll 04237500 Talakot 04237600 Bhatapanl 04237700 Nangalbod 04237800 Tankamal 04237900 Dauda 04238000 Bhullabhata 04238100 Fulchl 04238200 Kathlbadl 04238300 Sardhapur 04238400 Klurbhadl 04238500 Darhpada 04238600 Kharsel 04238700 Kamtapadar 0423&800 Ghuchaguda 04238900 NIIJl 04239000 Gildaramal 04239100 Khnlnll 04239200 Palsapara

04239300 Chatlaguda 04239400 Sagunbhadl 04239500 Jugenpadar 04239600 Smapah 04239700 Kapsi 04239800 Sardhapur 04239900 Ghotuguda 04240000 Chalna 04240100 Nandagaon 04240200 Gambhanguda

Margtnal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

16,789 16,789

189 449

SS 288 315 109 185 425 310

53 191 436

98 106 254 111 106

274. 377 227 102 86 76 10 12 94 91

421

160 172

115 115 169 57 31 49

197 159 130 247 424 398

2 138 136 227

30

63 184

12 8

81 242

72 181

5,545 5,545

41 150 29 73

143 5

33 141

81 4

39 116

14 35 52 14 23 46 77 34 12 6 9 2 6

41 41

216 18 83 43 60 86 15 5

10 47 38 38 47

240 175

I 75 1)3

158 10 37 52 12 8

32 88 35 53

ll,244 11,244

148 299

26 215 172 104 152 284 229

49 158 320

84 71

202 97 83

228 300 193 90 80 67

8 6

53 50

205 142 89

72 55 83 42 26 39

150 121 92

200 184 223

I 63

103 69 20 26

132

49 154

37 128

368

Persons 44

1,883 1,883

7 43

8 10 58

4 6

190 138

2 5

17 I

70 94 60

77 45 30

2 19

6

13 11 6

36 20

17 29 11 2

21

II 94

2 3

77

20

7

7 40

4 6

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

CultIVators Males Females

45 46

860 860

5 28

7

53 2 2

49 47

I 5

14 I

24 29 10

17 4 II

6

I 1 3 9

11 3

3 20

9 28

9

19

8 39

2 2

72

12 4

6 23

3 5

1,023 1,023

2 15

9

2 4

141 91

1

3

46 65 50 60 41 19 2

13

3 4

3 33

8

2 2

2

3 55

5

8

3

17 I I

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal category

Agnculturallabourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

12,117 12,117

130 265

42 255 144 84

177 232

89 51

175 386

26 34

113 51

I 227 342 223

81 21 8

62 73

403 122 73 98 71

124

29 48

176 121'

10 226 391

208

129 123 140

12 12 45 10

7 74

198 66

152

3,807 3,807

28 83 22 69 83

3 31 91

8 3

2~ 95

3 10 II 4

42 66 33 4 5

23

29 209

IS 29

34 28 69

5 10 40 24

4 44

217 58

I 71 23

82 3 5

12 10 7

26 62 31 45

8,310 8,310

102 182 20

186 61 81

146 141

81 48

146 291

23 24

102 47

185 276 190 77 16 7

39 44

194 107

44 64 43 55

24 38

136 97 6

182 174 150

58 100 58 9 7

33

48 136 35

107

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sillllpali

of margmal workers

Household Industry workers Persons Males Females

50 51 52

675 675

10 22

3 23 70 20

12 12

16

5

5 2

17 2

19

7 1

2 2 2 1

2

4 17

7

3 4

5 71

8

it7 117

7

3

2 3

3

9

2 II

2 2

2 12

558 558

to 15 3

20 70 20

10 9

13

4

5

16 I

10 t 6 I

2 6

5

4

3 59

7

Other workers Persons Males Females

53 54, 55

2,114 2,114

42 119

2

43 I 2 2

83

5 21 70

2 31

23 2

2 48

65 9 5

6 5 I

79

13 32 5:?

19 38 99 21 18 79

7 6

IS 26 61

2 I

3 2

IS

76t 761

8 32

7

I 26

3 4

10 1 9

.5

2

6 I 2

1

3

34

3 7

14

(\

14 1.5 3

13 67

6 4 7

18 24

2 I

2

2

1,353 1,353

34 87

2

36

2

57

2 17 60

1 22

18 2

48 59

8 3

.5 2 I

45

to 25 39

13 24 84 18 5

12 I

2 II 8

37

13

Non-workers Persons Males Females Name ofVrJlage

56 57 58 2

56,631 56,631

42t 2,075

250 508 256 164 601 301 223

55 225 882 402\ 105

374 179 304 336 507 575 238 t36 90 50 63 62

142 417 317 367

80 98

146 210 143 277 333 246

639 314

1,355 1,558

868 349 855

I 183 713 950

3,094 1,080

533

369

807 763 300 820

2.1,844 2.1,844

180 742

74 216 116

83 211 13S 125 20

110 393 172 57

169 87

120 160 287 264

99 62 44 23 35 27 65

172 159 184 34 44 79 86 62 95

164 115 236 144 531 585 264 127 316 432 270 353

1,071 345 186 297 275 119 312

34,787 SmapaU (Total) 34,787 Smapah (Rural)

SmapRh (Urban) SmapRh (Rural)

241 Salekela 1,333 Baragaon

176 Botopall 292 Kanetghatntal 140 Jogabhata

81 Armala 390 Govtndpur 166 Htrapur 98 Maheswar 35 Dhungtamunda

115 Mandlarucha 489 RaOlmunda 230 Balgapada

48 Rantdungun 205 Ttmanpur

92 Rebadl 184 Karlakhamar 176 Khapunmal 220 Gorla 311 Malpada 139 Ku~umkhunta

74 BIJBlpur 46 DumerbahBI 27 Karadungan 28 Jantabahall 35 Chllarama 77 SlOdursll

245 Talakot 158 Bhalapanr 183 Nangalbod 46 Tankamal 54 Dauda 67 Bhuhabhata

124 Fulclu 81 Kathlbadl

182 Sardhapur 169 Khrrbhadl 131 Darhpada

403 Kharsel 170 Kamtapadar 824 Ghuchaguda 973 NII)I 604 Gadaramal 222 I<;.halna

539 Palsapara 751 Chatraguda 443' Sagunbhadl 597 Jugenpadar

2,023 Smapa" 735 Kapst 347 Sardhapur 510 Gholuguda 488 Chalna 181 Nandagaon 508 Gambhanguda

Location code

number

0004 0004 0004

04234700 04234800 04235000 04235100 04235200 04235300 04235400 04235500 04235600 04235700 04235800 04235900 04236000 04236100 04236200 04236300 04236400 04236500 04236600 04236700 04236800 04236900 04237000 04237100 04237200 04237300 04237400 04237500 04237600 04237700 04237800 04237900 04238000 04238100 04238200 04238300 04238400 04238500 04238600 04238700 04238800 04238900 04239000 04239100 04239200 04239300 04239400 04239500 04239600 04239700 04239800 04239900 04240000 04240100 04240200

Locatton code

number Name ot Village

04240300 RampuT 04240400 Gandabahah 04240500 Mundapala 04240600 Joglbahala 04240700 KOpt8 04240800 Snalkhalta 04240900 Makhapadar 04241000 Hattbandha 04241100 Gldhamal 04241200 Malpada 04241300 Chaunra 04241400 Ihankarguda 04241500 Ltad

2

M24\600 Charpah 04241700 Dhungtamunda 04241800 Ltuguda 04241900 Chancharabhllta 042112000 Barpadar 04242100 Bharuamunda 04242200 Govmdapur 04242300 'Karlapant 04242400 Mahagaon 04242500 Kolamal 04242600 Stnruhar 04242700 Godal 04242800 Dangargaon 04242900 Kodobeda 04243000 Pendraban 04243100 Kultadungrt 04243200 Karanbahall 04243300 Dungrtguda 04243400 Dengamancha 04243500 Chandel 04243600 Dungrtkhol 04243700 Kendumunda 04243800 Hllldlmunda 04243900 Kandolkona 04244000 Jarnpam 04244100 Siallati 04244200 Dangargaon 04244300 Nuamalpada 04244400 Akhadabhala 04244500 Darhpada 04244600 DhlnglPmunda

(Dhunglamunda) 04244700 GOJuldungn 04244800 Tllelmal 04244900 Badlbahnl 04245000 Jharbandha 04245100 Mankarguda 04245200 KBdahJhana 04245300 NagaJhar 04245400 Kandamunda 04245500 Jhulenbar 04245600 Malapada 04245700 Brahmamguda 04245800 Sonabarsa 04245900 Loharapah

Area of Villagem

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA *

Total populatton (lOcludmg institutional and houseless

popul allOn)

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Population m the age-group 0-6 hecl rrowl1 Number of

, JO K~ households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 3 4

670 4510 3480 950

413 0 4100 2140

1,0820 2650 1040 3740 3510 8570 57H 3480 5280 3120 2520 1970 3300 2970 4610

3770 8620 3010

940

2490 3420

2510 2100 1540 850

1170 1440 4080

2080 2540 4370 2260 2980 8670 2090 2000

5390

210 3210 5260 454 0 1500 100

1880 5120 1270 3130 5560 2620 510

10 446 151 177 239 139 96

&84 105 100

246 157 383 231 143 354 168 115 165 74 52

283 212 626 322

87 185 179 156

101 114

8 3S 22

287

146 266 163 40 56

270 42

129 239

9 132 125 335

to

132 208

50 ' 266 269

78 7

5

49 2,008

641 728 994 603 425

3,73& 433 337 974 589

1,418 95& 602

1,369 654 466 689 317 269

1,201 875

2,601 1,378

362 •

778 643 691 415 449

19 168 94

1,207

641 1,085

708 179 250

1,095 166 498

918

34 495 485

1,312 50

504 757 164

1,055

,997 308

36

370

6 7 • 8 9 10

22 1023

317 374 492 302 205

1,896 223 167 480 292 712 45\ 284 649 358 232 .323 157 143 598 449

1,305

712 184 390 311 338

223 226

10 80

44 620 322 562 351

92 110 545

84 233

460

18 239 244 634

24

27 985 324 354 502 301 220

1,842 210 170 494 297 706 Sn1 318 720 296 234 366 160 126 603

426 1,296

666 178

388 332 353 ,192 223

9 88 50

587 319 523 357

87 140 550

82 265

458

16 256 241 678

26

9 270 113 116 162 86 57

524 83 47

162 92

223 \75 JOb 247 94 79

109 50 52

249 J09 383 21>1

57

124 94

114

52 81 2

44 12

182 135 175 102 22 49

199 24 71

146

8 106 61

225 10

-----.. ---.. -Un-tnhabtled .... ---.. -----232 272 99 343 414 144 77 87 32

527 528 181 440 557 156 141 167 61

17 19 6

3 127 54

71 86 34 28

273 42 26 79 46

128 8{) 47

104 54 45 40 25 29

1:<'5 57

201 110 28

54

45 56 27 39

I 22

2 101 74 9'\

58 12 16

107 13 33

79

4 49 31

!O3 5

38 64 14 98 65 26

6 14' SY 45 76 52 29

251 41 21 83 46 95 119 59

143 40 34 69 25 23

124 52

182 104 29 70 49

~8

25 42

22 10 81 61 gO

44 10 33 92 II 38 67

4 57 30

122 5

61 80 IS 83 91 3S

6

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT SlRllPRb

Scheduled Castes popuaUon PersOIis Males Females

II 12 13

277 49 17

181 9 9

359 72 50

191 64

197 31 41

215 149 .62 188

250 150 472 150 22

277 51

235

114

292 59

363 76 3<1

22 9

121 52

42 44

199

176 73 14

144 142

133 22

9 98

5 5

175 33 27 93 34

100 15 17

103 82 27 92

123 79

251 15 10

134 23

123

67

151 34

184 34

21

II 6

52 24

22 20

104

71 33

5 78 61

144 27

8 83

4 4

184 39 23 98 30 97 16 24

112 61 35 96

127 71

221 75 12

143 28

112

47

141 25

119 42 18

II 3

69 28

20 24 95

99

40 9

66 81

Scheduled Tnbes population Persons Males Females

14 15 16

280 196 216 459 360 221 650

31 177 136 101 362 428 157 476

83 2

243 261 252 393

39 743 241

93 259

41 114 302

7 164

253 212 279 358

86 245 625 146 216 234

34 70 26

482 50

143 98

114 225 118 III 332

17 86 72 39

183 194 71

216 47

I 116 131 134 194

16 369 121

5S 128 22 93

143 3

71

131 99

151 182 45

109 307

71 101 112

18 39 14

229 24

137 98

102 234 182 110 318

14 91 64 62

179 234

86 260

36 I

127 130 118 199 23

314 120

3& 131

19 81

159 4

87

122 113 128 176

41 136 318

75 115 122

16 31 12

253 26

--------.----Un-Inhablted·-----··------80 34 46

136 62 74 137 64 73 668 414 114 _ 36

337 210

52 17

331 264

62 19

371

Persons 17

19 950 162 299 215 204 116

1.720 45 50

19')

193 494 265 203 379 196 160 131 70 61

341 280

1,131 545

95 396 224 261 176 98

4 32 20

346 108 383 223

75 28

268 23 94

227

9 100 125 370

III 185

14 167 306

79

2

Literates Males

18

13 638 126 192 162 165 92

1,134 34 43

161 144 355 194 157 289 171 113 106 64 51

257 211 777 392 65

263 180 181 121 77

4 29 19

260 88

297 166

47 20

198 19 82

169

8 78 89

295 1

79 140

12 146 218

55 2

Females Name of Village 19

6 Rampur 312 Gandabahall

36 MundapaJa 107 Joglbahala 53 Kopla 39 Silalkhaha 24 Makhapadar

586 Hattbandha 11 Gldhamal 7 Malpada

38 Chaunra 49 Jhankarguda

139 Llad 71 Charpall

2

46 DhunglJmunda

90 Llbguda 25 Chancharabhata 47 Barpadar 25 Bharuamunda

6 Govmdapur 10 Karlapam 84 Mahagaon 69 Kolamal

354 SmgJhar 153 Godal 30 Dangargaon

133 Kodobeda 44 Pendraban 80 Kuhadungll 55 Karanbahah 21 Dungnguda

Dengamancha 3 Chandel

Dungnkhol 86 Kendumunda 20 Haldlmunda 86 Kando1kona 57 Jampam 28 Siallau

8 Dangargaon 70 Nuamalpada

4 Akhadabhata 12 Darhpada

58 Dhmglamunda (Dhunglamunda) GOJladungn

22 Tlle.mal 36 Badlbahal 75 Jharbandha

Mankarguda

KadahJhana

32 NagaJhar 45 Kandamunda

2 Jhulenbar 21 Malapada 88 Brahmamguda 24 Sonabarsa

Loharapah

Locution code

number Name ofV!llase 2

04240300 Rampur 04240400 Gandabahah 04240500 Mundapala 04240600 Joglbahala 04240700 Kopla 04240800 Sltalkhaha 04240900 M&khapadar 04241000 HaUbandha 04241100 Gldhamal 04241200 Malpada 04241300 Chaunra 04141400 Jhankarguda 04241500 Llad 04241600 Charpah 04241700 Dhungl8munda 04241800 LIUguda 04241900 Chanch8ra~hata 04242000 Barpadar 04242100 Bhnruamunda 04242200 GovlUdapur 04242300 Karlapnm 04242400 Mahagaon 04247500 Kalamal 04242600 Slngjhar 04242700 Gadal 04242800 Dangargaon 04242900 Kadobeda 04243000 Pendraban 04243100 Kuhadungn 04243200 Kllranbahah 04243300 Dungnguda 04243400 Dengamancha 04243500 Chan del 04243600 Dungnkhol 04243100 Kcndumunda 04243800 Haldlmullda 04243900 Kandolkona 04244000 04244100 04244200 04244300 04744400 04244500 04244600

04244700 04244800 04244900 04245000 04245100 04245200 04245300 04245400 04245500 04245600 04245700 04245800 04245900

laml'l\m SlaUat! Dangargaon Nuarnalpadl\ Akhadabhata Darhpadll Dhmglornunda (Dhunglomunda) GOJlodungn Tllclmal Badlbahlll lharbandha Mankarguda KadahJhana NagaJhar Kandamunda lhulenbar Malapllda Brahmalllguda Sonabarsa Loharapah

Persons 20

30 1,058

479 429 779 399 309

2,018 388 287 775 396 924 693 399 990 458 306 558 247 208 860 595

1,470 833 267 382 419 430 239 351

15 136 74

861 533 702 485 104 222 827 143 404 691

25 395 360 942

49

393 572 150 888 691 229 34

I1hterates Males

21

9 385 191

'182 330 137 113 762 189 124 319 148 357 257 127 360 187 119 217 93 92

341 238 528 320 119 127 131 157 102 149

6 51 25

360 234 265 185 4S 90

347 6S

151 291

10 161 ISS 339 , 23

153 203

65 381 222

86 1.5

______ DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARV CO Rlock-

Females 22

21 673 288 247 449 J.62 196

1,256 199 163 456 248 567 436 272 630 271 187. 341 154 116 519 357 942 513 148 255 288 273 1'\7 202

9 85 49

501 299 437 300

59 132 480

78 253 400

15 234 205 603 26

240 369

, 85 507 469 I

143 19

372

rotal workers Persons

23

18 755 331 296 291 173 245

1,279 131 211 368 277 622 460 295 690 209 155 228 113 136 418 370 888 497

99 286 372 302 134 131

6

63 38

532 294 564 2S1

89 157 483 107 296 296

13 262 129 358

15

Males Females 24 25

13 576 175 216 197 170 131

1,001

123 105 284 182 4il5 256 177 375 188 129 200

94 71

309 265 670 373

89 201 190 202 119 123

6 41 21

350 178 307 196 48 81

306 56

133 245

9 134 120 320

15

S 179 156

80 94

114 271

8 106

84 95

197 204 118 315

21 26 28 19 65

109 lOS 218 124

10 8;

182 100

15 8

22 11

182 I !6 257

85 41 76

177 51

163 51

4 128

9 38

--_·_···_· __ ·Un·lnhablled-···-····_··_· 159 144 15 352 194 158

49 39 10 606 296 310 45\ 159 20

249 76 12

202 83 8

-----------------Mam wOlkers

Persons Males -Teiiiiife; 26 27 28

17 607 280 217 181 173 165

1,105 117 114 217 158 379 295 171 269 193 78

162 88

\1:5 347 344 400 491

99 237 252 165 \05 122

6 43 22

337 275 :m 123

37. 51)

208 19

127 204

5 136 122 307 II

132 125 34

145 269

94 12

12 500 164 211 164 170 121 952 117 99

227 14b 343 220 164 2i2 187 76

157 83 67

275 262 369 367

89 183 155 142 102 120

Ii 36 19

312 175 204 113 32 41i

(91 15

120 194

5 114 116 293 II

127 93 34

136 220 n 12

~

107 tiE

6

17 3

44 153

I~

10 12 !6 75

7 17

()

? ::. 5

48 72 82 31

124 10 54 91 21 , 1

1 20

101) 28 10

-t 17

" 1 10

22 6

14

5 32

9 49 22

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sinapali

Industrial category 0 f m am workers Household mdustry

CultIvators Agnculturallabourers workers Other workers Persons Males Fc~males Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVtllage

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

7 187 137 108 91 84 68

616 76 30

123 71

184 153 147 153

13

14 59 24 70

100

132 78 17 96 76 85 70 87

6 34 21

172 88 95 99 28 28

157

88 174

2 60 73

248 to

117 64

33 122 139 44 11

6 179 86

107 75 83 60

580 76 29

123 66

180 140 145 150

13

12 59

17

70 99

129 75 17 86 56 80 69 86

6 30 19

170 86 89

97 28 26

148

86 167

2 53 73

237

10

117 52 33

117 131

41 11

I 8

51

16 1 8

36

5 4

I~ 2 3

2

7

3 3

10 20

5

4

2

2 2 6 2

2 9

2 7

7

11

12

5 8

3

212 111 71 It 81 19

174 40 67 79 66

120 129

7 55

174

66 119

13 89

200 205 \Ol 287

69 85 97 43 18 32

9 -I 53

2 34

6 '3

20 25 2

28 5

'3 67 37

44 1

12

41 I

14 89

3

135 61 69 11 80 14

132 40 58 77 63

101 70

6 55

170 66

118 13 49

148 127 93

216 69 48 46

36 18 31

77 50

2

5 42

9 2 3

19 59

4

40 52 78 9

71

37 51

7

6 3

53

34 6

3

18 24

2 27

5

3

1

2

2 I

56 II 33 4 42 2

9 15 4 6 2

16 72

15 19 10 30

3 6

10

3

6 8 II

10 6 3 Il

45

13

6

I I 5

2

5 15

6 2

4 28

11 13 7

28 3 3

7,

3

6 8

5 I

3 3 6

39

7

3

4

2

·_···········Un·lnhablted········-····· 8 4 I

28

\3 60

2

13

29

2

3 3

373

4

3

12

44

4 6 3 2

3 3

3

10 '3

5

6

6

3

2

3 2

1 193 28 32 77

8 62

243

2 16 II 45 10 II 51

6

12 26 16 2

71

31 \5f, 125

3 50 76 26 17 3

62 18S 90 18

1

2 20 16 10 20

8 12 13

2 18

6 36 47

1

I 171

16 29 76

7

43 212

14 10 34

7

10 40 4

10 24 II

I 51 28

\<\1 75

3 46

50 20 15

'3

50 89 74 10 1 2

16 12 6

18

4 10 12

13

6 26

29

Rampur 22 Oandabahah 12 Mundapala

3 J oglbahala

KOPla SlIalkhaha

19 Makhapadar

31 HaUbandha Oldhamal

I Malpada 2 Chaunra 1 Jhankarguda

11 Llad

3 Charpali Dhunglamunda

II Lluguda 2 Chancharabhata 2 Barpadar

2 Bharuamunda

5 Govcndapur

I Karlapam

20 Mahagaon

3 Kolamal

16 Sml!Jhar

50 Oodal

Dangargaon

4 Kodobeda

26 Pendraban 6 Kuliadungn

2 Karanbahah Dungnguda Dengamancha

Chandel Dungnkhol

12 Kendumunda

96 Haldlmunda 16 Kandolkona

8 Jampam

S1811a11

Dangargaon

4 Nuamalpada

4 Akhadabhala 4 Darhpada

2 Dhmgmmunda

(Dhunglamunda) GOJiadungn

4 Tllelmal

2 Badlbahal

Jharbandha Mankarguda

KadahJhana

NagaJhar 5 Kandamunda

Jhulenbar lyIalapada

10 Brahmal1lguda

18 Sonabarsa

Loharapah

Location code

number Name of Village

04240300 Rampur 04240400 Oandabahnh 04240500 Mundapnla 04240600 Joglbahala 04240700 Kopla' 04240800 Sltalkhaha 04240900 Makhapadar 04241000 Hatlbandha 04241100 Oldhamal 04241200 Malpada 0424 \300 Chaunra 04241400 Jhankarguda 04241500 Llad

2

04241600 Charpah 04241700 Dhunglamunda 04241800 LIUguda 04241900 Chancharabhata 04242000 Barpadar 04242100 Bharuamunda 04242200 GOYlndapur 04242300 Karlapam 04242400 Mahagaan 04242500 Kalamal 04242600 Smruhar 04242700 Oadal 04242800 Dangargaon 04242900 Kaaobeda 04243000 Pendraban Q424'3100 Kulladungn 04243200 Karanbahah 04243300 Dungnguda 04243400 Dcngamancha 04243500 Chandel 04243600 Dungnkhol 04243700 Kendumunda 04243800 Haldtmunda 04243900 KBndolkonB 04244000 Jampa", 04244100 SIBllall 04244200 Dangargaon 04244300 Nuamalpada 04244400 Akhadabhata 04244500 Darhpada 04244600 Dhmglamunda

(Dhunglamunda) 04244700 GOJladungn 04244800 Tllelmal 04244900 Badlbahnl 04245000 Jharbandha 04245100 Mankarguda 04245200 KadahJharta 04245300 NagaJhar 04245400 Kandamunda 04'2.45500 lhulenbar 04245600 Mallipada 04245700 Brahmamguda 04245800 Sonabarsa 04245900 Loharapall

Margmal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

148 51 79

110

80 174 •

14 97

131 119 243 165 124 421

16 77 66 25 21 71 26

488 6

49 120 \37 29 9

20 16

200 19

332 158 57

107 275

88 169 92

8 126

7 51 4

27 227

IS 461 182 6S

8

I 76 11

.5 33

10 50 6 6

57 36 82 36 13

123 I

53 43 II 4

34 3

301 6

18 35 60 17 3

5 2

38 3

103 83 16 35

liS 41 13 51

4 20 4

27 4

17, 101

5 160 29

4

72 40 74 77

70 124

8 91 74 83

161 129 111 298

IS 24 23 14 17 37 23

187

31 85 77 12 6

15 14

162 16

229 75 41 72

160 47

156 41

4

106 3

24

10 126 10

, 301 153 61

8

374

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Culnvators Persons Males Females

44

1 31 9 9

II

14 17

IS 9 I

20

3 21

9 3

12

6 II 10

'2.

.5

45 46

25 .5 '2. 7

4 2

6 I

{I

1 12

6 2 9

S S 9

2 I I 2 2

17 1

32 6

4

11 I

3

5 5

2

6 4 7 4

10 15

IS 3

9

2 9 1 I

3 I 3

I 6

3

14 J

27 J

2

11 1

------------Un-tnhablted--------------3 3

125 85 40

S9 4

I 6 53

.3

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal category

Agnculturallabourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

88 25 69 82

65 110

5 70

117 114 200 158 118 380

IS 65 53 20 19 61 23

334 5

42 94

108 24

8

15 IS

149 19

222

57 73

184 40 14 77

7 \t4

6 49 4

24 68 14

1I,39 lOS 58

8

31 2 2

24

6 38 4 6

50 35 67 35 tl

101 I

46 40 10 4

27 I

216 S

12 19 37 13 3

3 I

26 3

60

16 28 64 40

2 47

3 19 4

26 4

14 7 5

157 18 2

57 23 67 58

59 72

64 67 79

133 123 107 21J

14 19 13 10 15 34 22

118

30 75 71 11 5

12 14

123 16

162

41 45

120

12 30

4 9S 2

23

10 61 '9

282 87 56

8

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sinapali

of mar!1zmal workeTs Locatton

Household mdust!1 workers Other workers Non-workers code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons, Males Females Name of VIllage number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 5'8 2

31 9 22 Rampur 04240300 7 2 5 22 18 4 1,253 447 806 Gandabahah 04240400 1 t 16 4 12 310 142 1611 Mundapala 04240500

1 432 158 274 Joglbahala 04240600 17 2 15 703 295 408 Kopla 04240700

430 132 298 SlIalkhaha 04240800 I 180 74 106 Makhapadar 04240900

31 3 28 16 7 9 2,459 894 1,565 Hatlbandha 04241000 9 2 7 302 100 202 Gldhamal 04241100

12 12 126 62 64 Malpada 04241200 5 4 606 196 410 Chaunra 04241300 4 4 312 110 202 Jhankarguda 04241400

21 3 18 2 796 287 509 Llad 04241500 6 6 1 498 195 303 Charpall 04241600 2 2 I 307 107 200 Dhunglamunda 04241700 5 4 IS 9 6 ff19 214 405 Lltlguda 04241800

445 170 275 Chancharabhata 04241900 11 7 4 311 103 208 Barpadar 04242000

11 10 2 2 461 123 338 Bharuamunda 04242100 5 4 204 63 141 Govmdapur 04242200 2 2 133 72 61 Karlapam • 04242300

783 289 494 Mahagaon 04242400 505 184 321 Kolamal 04242500

10 9 132 15 57 1,713 635 1,078 Smruhar 04242600 I I 881 339 542 Godal 04242700

263 95 168 Dangargaon 04242800 1 492 189 303 Kodobeda 04242900

4 2 2 11 9 2 271 121 150 Pendraban 04243000 I 18 13 5 389 136 253 Kuhadungn 04243 I O(}

3 3 281 104 177 Karanbahah 04243200 318 103 215 Dungnguda 04243300

13 4 9 Dengamancha 04243400 105 39 66 Chandel 04243500 56 23 33 Dungnkhol 04243600

33 4 29 16 6 10 675 270 405 Kendumunda 04243700 347 144 203 Haldlmunda 04243800

9 8 84 39 45 521 255 266 Kandolkona 04243900 I 1 156 83 73 427 ISS 272 Jampam 04244000

90 44 46 Slallall 04244100 93 29 64 Dangargaon 04244200

12 3 9 73 43 30 612 239 373 Nuamalpada 04244300 48 I 47 59 28 31 A khadabhata 04244400

151 9 142 202 100 102 Darhpada 04244500

II 10 4 3 622 215 407 Dhmglamunda 04244600 (Dhungl8munda)

21 9 12 GOJlBdungn 04244700 233 105 128 Tllelmal 04244800 356 124 232 Badlbahal 04244900 954 314 640 Jharbandha 04245000

35 9 26 Mankarguda 04245100

·--·-···--·--Un-mhablled-- ----------- KadahJhana 04245200 345 88 257 NagaJhar 04245300

15 15 19 9 10 405 149 256 Kandamunda 04245400

I 115 38 77 Jhulenbar 04245500

6 I :s 15 14 449 231 218 Malapada 04245600

3 2 I 15 3 12 546 191 355 Brahmamguda 04245700

3 2 149 65 84 Sonabarsa 04245800 16 5 II Loharapah 04245900

375

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Bloek-

Area of Total population (lncludmg Locallon VIllage In institutional and houseless Population In the

code heet {fowlI Number of EOEulatlon} al?!e-~rouE 0-6 number Name ofVll1a~e IU J households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

04246000 Kuhanbahal (Kohan Bahal) 1630 46 183 911 85 34 20 14

04246100 Brahmanpada 5430 244 1,101 549 552 201 95 106 04246200 Nuaguda 2400 95 440 224 216 63 37 26 04246300 KusumJore 4800 210 815 410 405 152 79 73 04246400 Kaselpanl 3190 303 1,187 578 609 215 104 III 04246500 Haldlkhol 2510 64 244 119 125 35 17 18 04246600 Sandhlbahah 1330 17 66 32, 34 14 8 6 04246700 Patlalpara 2480 97 382 187 195 60 23 37 04246800 Gallapanl 1950 -------------Un-Inhablted -------------04246900 Nuapara 6360 483 1,905 910 995 339 152 187 04247000 Jarc1padar 1760 126 491 232 259 83 38 45 04247100 Kokpadar 2910 191 781 394 387 108 53 55 04247200 Badhun28n1 1590 -------------Un-Inhablted--------------

376

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sinapall

Scheduled Castes po(!uation Scheduled Tribes Eo(!ulation Literates Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

178 96 82 4S 34 II Kuliaribahal (Koliari Bahal)

314 153 161 229 113 116 367 276 91 Brahmanpada 394 202 192 134 112 22 Nuaguda

69 35 34 122 61 61 308 233 75 Kusumjore 137 64 73 180 88 92 200 158 42 Kaseipani

229 112 117 76 61 15 Haldikhol 58 28 30 14 II 3 Sandhibahali

329 162 167 74 64 10 Patialpara -------------Un-inhabited-------------- Gailapani

249 112 137 927 450 477 345 274 71 Nuapara 133 62 71 119 9S 24 Jarelpadar

69 30 39 85 41 44 165 137 28 Kokpadar

-------------Un-inhabited-------------- Badhun[!ani

377

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK: NUAPADA -.

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Location code' Illiterates Total workers Main workers

number Name of Village Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 ·23 24 25 26 27 28

04246000 Kutiatlbahal (Kollati Bahal) U8 64' 74 86 45 41 47 45 2

04246100 Brahmanpada 734 273 461 451 277 174 392 257 135 04246200 Nuaguda 306 112 194 244 135 109 164 104 60 04246300 Kusumjorc .507 177 330 277 209 68 146 135 11 04246400 Kaseipani 987 420 567 601 346 255 294 283 II 04246500 Haldikhol 168 58 110 165 80 85 155 75 80 04246600 Sandhibahali 52 21 31 35 19 16 17 17 04246700 Patialpara 308 123 185 161 114 47 98 94 4 04246800 GaiJapani -------------Un-inhabited-.------------04246900 Nuapara 1,560 636 924 940 512 428 369 348 21 04247000 Jarelpadar 372 137 235 222 129 93 64 61 3 04247100 Kokpadar 616 257 359 441 237 204 154 135 19 04247200 BadhunEani ----·--------Un-inhabited-~------------

378

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sinapalj.

Cultlvators Persons Males Females

29 30 31

40 40

170 156 14 92 70 22

110 109 I 156 154 2 117 61 56 _ 9 9 44 42 2

291 281 10 II 9 2

107 92 15

Industrial cateaoEX of main workers Household industry

A~ricultural1abourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

6 5

196 85 III 9 2 7 17 14 3 63 27 36 I 8 6 2

8 6 2 28 20 8 101 99 2 36 ' 29 7 37 14 23

8 8 49 47 2 4 4

-------------Un-inhabiled--------------54 SO 4 4 2 2 20 15 5 53 52 I 24 24 6 6 17 J3 4

-------------Un-inhablted--------------

379

Name of VIllage 2

Kuhanbahal (Kolian Bahal)

Brahmanpada Nuaguda KusumJore Kasetpant Haldlkhol Sandhlbahah Patla1para GBllapam Nuapara Jarelpadar' Kokpadar BadllUnEanl

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal categ0!1 Location

code Margmal workers Cultivators Agnculturallabourers number Name ofVlllase Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

04246000 Kuhanbahal (Kohan Bahal) 39 39 39 39

04246100 Brahrnanpada 59 20 39 10 9 I 49 II 38 04246200 Nuaguda 80 31 49 5 2 3 70 26 44 04246300 KusurnJore 131 74 57 3 2 122 69 53 04246400 Kasetpant 307 63 244 274 50 224 04246500 Haldtkhol 10 5 5 9 5 4 04246600 Sandhtbahah 18 2 16 18 2 16 04246700 Paltalpara 63 20 43 60 20 40 04246800 Oatlapant -------------Un-tnhabtted--------------04246900 Nuapam 571 164 407 35 5 30 462 125 337 04247000 Jarelpadar 158 68 90 158 68 90 04247100 Kokpadar 287 102 185 5 3 2 262 96 166 04247200 I\ildhuneant -------------Un-tnhabtled--------------

380

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Sinapali

of margmal workers

Household mdustry workers Persons Males l"emales

50 51 52

2 3 2

18 18

3 3

33 II 22

13 12

Other workers Persons Males Females

53 54 55

3 2 I 3 2

14 13

-------------Un-tnhablted--------------41 23 18

7 2 5 -------------Un-Inhablted--------------,

Non-workers Persons Males Females

56 57 58

97 53 44

650 272 378 196 89 107 538 201 337 586 232 354

79 39 40 31 13 18

221 73 148

965 398 567 269 103 166 340 157 183

381

Name of Village 2

LocatIon code

number

Kuhanbahal (Kohan Bahal) 1)4246000

Brahmanpada 04246100 Nuaguda 04246200 KusumJore 04246300 Kaselpanl 04246400 Haldlkhol 04246500 Sandhlbahah (14246600 Pallalpara 04246700 Gallapam 04246800 Nuapara 04246900 Jarelpadar 04247000 Kokpadar 04247100

Badhunpam 04247200 "

-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF .

KHARIAR C.D. BLOCK- 0005

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Area of Total populatton (lOcludlOg Location Village 10 institutIOnal and house less Population 10 the

code heet !fow" Number of EOEulat1on~ aSe-arouE 0-6 number Name of Vii lase ID ~ households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

OOOS Khanar (Total) 308.95 21,846 93,018 46.408 46.610 14,278 7,315 6.963 0005 Kharlar (Rural) 308.95 21,846 93,018 46.408 46,610 14,278 7.315 6,963 OOOS Khariar (Urban)

KharJar (Rural) 308950 04215300 Kullgaon 3880 272 1,175 610 565 226 127 99 04215400 Gharadhara 2700 184 647 323 324 96 48 48 04215500 RaJamunda II3 0 82 369 174 195 69 29 40 04215600 Badamaheswar 2590 196 817 397 420 141 63 78

04215700 Sunamudl 1370 46 163 83 80 25 12 13 04215800 Sanamaheswar 1060 76 369 187 182 54 27 27 04215900 Jholpathar 4770 \38 572 281 291 90 46 44 04216000 Dcbahal 4160 126 578 303 275 68 38 30 04216100 Bendrabahal 1700 144 589 309 280 77 42 35 04216200 Bargaon 5050 450 2,043 1.056 987 217 114 103 04216300 Thelakodaban 3860 lOS 400 194 296 6~ 34 31 04216400 Dumerl5ahal 3640 \72 732 352 1to \29 64 65 04216500 PodapalJ(Kala) 2700 106 453 216 !37 85 43 42 04216600 PodapalJ(khurd) I 310 58 258 \31 127 41 26 15 04216700 Rohenpadar 4330 206 887 427 160 144 76 68 04216800 Ihldmdhoda 1850 95 377 198 179 80 51 29 04216900 Kotenmunda 1470 99 424 211 213 83 39 44 04217000 Sikuan 3420 643 2,826 1,434 1,392 428 226 202 04217100 Nuapara 3130 66 255 123 132 39 25 14 04217200 Baresbahal 1830 117 539 274 265 87 47 40 04217300 Chhata 2840 227 941 480 461 150 85 65 04217400 BhoJapur 4530 353 1,406 731 675 216 120 96 . 04217.500 Bhaludungan 167 o· 148 707- 345 362 114 58 56 04217600 Chanabeda 5680 489 2,055 1,022 1,03~ 323 172 151 04217700 Barapadar 1360 220 881 444 437 142 71 71 04217800 Chalanpada 910 159 680 352 328 93 45 48 04217900 OOlmundl 1440 197 895 453 442 145 75 70 04218000 Kaslpala ItS 0 108 423 211 212 65 31 34 04218100 Darhpada 520 33 115 61 54 16 9 7 04218200 Thagapall 1000 105 426 211 215 60 30 30 04218300 Chtndaguda 2540 25g 1,'37, 597 540 168 85 83 04218400 Khalrpadar 2410 193 802 399 403 125 62 63 04218500 KhudpeJa 5120 276 1,190 584 606 188 99 89 04218600 Klklflbeda 1970 92 372 190 182 67 36 31 04218700 Kendupall 2760 406 1,718 865 853 265 127 138 04219000 Kenduguda 2150 60 280 137 143 42 )7 25 04219100 Bhlmapadar 90 370 185 185 73 38 35 04219300 Uparplla 3790 212 932 445 487 157 75 82 04219400 Lan]l 8150 246 1.186 589 597 221 108 113 04219500 DumerJor 4590 184 771 381 390 103 46 ~J7

M219600 Kusumal 2840 298 1,215 622 593 1&6 98 88 04219700 Jharasaram 2080 71 326 166 160 47 21 26 04219800 Modasll 4000 265 r.174 558 616 242 117 125 04219900 B1Jcpur 2980 113 426 222 204 72 36 36 04220000 Gadaramunda 2510 357 1,625 783 842 219 102 117 04220100 Damapala 1800 135 641 314 327 76 30 46 04220200 Sagundungan 210 60 307 171 136 48 25 23 04220300 Loharapah 1100 161 747 379 368 105 61 44 04220400 K011padar 1890 246 1.176 574 602 213 93 120 04220500 Padmapur 4310 296 1,390 703 687 249 137 112, 04220600 Badl 5540 396 1,743 871 872 289 145 144 04220700 Arada 2410 131 562 279 283 97 5\ 46 04220800 Badamula 5360 332 1.01 687 744 219 94 125 04220900 Amalapah 3170 160 728 365 363 111 54 57 04221000 Mahura 2990 164 750 382 368 127 65 62

384

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Khariar

Scheduled Castes popuatlon Persons Males Females

II 12 13

14,491 14,491

185 134 35

122

87 125 140

313

52 90 85 45

152 121 20

110 65 77 25

125 201 179 42 31

133 19

66 290 190 159

9 241

15 31 54

115 137 224

88 354

64 80 87

58 157 379 780 151 175 158

61

7,224 7,224

93 67 18 61

45 61 70

149 24 41 41 26 78 63 10 54 29 35 10 65 91

101 22 15 69

9

31 156 98 84 3

124 8

15 22 65 66

120 44

161

37 41 44

25

75 199 373

80 82 86 30

7,267 7,267

92 67 17 61

42 64 70

164 28 49 44 19 74 58 10 56 36 42 15 60

110 78 20 16 64 10

35 134 92 75

6

117 7

16 32 50 71

104

44 193

27 39 43

33 82

180 407

71 93 72 31

Scheduled Tnbes population Persons Males Females

14 15 16

25,537 25,537

417 98 74

138 107 199

51 254 442 693

21 274 298 208 517

5 102

272

26 218

27

350 238

3 5

274 316 397 249 158 265 289 778 311 342 508

90

1 281

81

19 4

42 353 388 338

95 164

12,550 12,550

228 43 33 68 53

100 27

134 236 354 II

127 144 103 245

3 49

126

14 112

15

173 118

2 3

148 155 201 136 76

129 144 373

• 160 169 252

43 I

141 44

7 2

18 179 187 151 49 88

12,987 12,987

189 55 41 70 54 99 24

120 206 339

10 147

154 105 272

2 53

146

12 106

12

177 120

I 2

126 161 196 113 82

136 145 405 151 173 256

47

140 37

12 2

24 174 201 187 46 76

3B5

Persons 17

33,485 33,485

389 292 139 228

80 132 248 298 197

1,091 159

323 192

94 231 110 191

1,396 90

233 374 510 336 736 348 489 509 309

63 220 555 381 498 145 416

56 110 295 370 312 383 136 364 145 985 428 185 436 359 431 805 249 434 281 260

Literates Males

18

23,208 23,208

294 208

86 112

54 85

167 210 154 714 126 198 131 76

172 83

138 884

58 168 267 376 232 514 244 278 293 168 46

147 367 249 368 109 315

53 92

214 260 223 288

88 240 108 563 247 128 265 258 291 539 177 335 208 207

Females Name of VIllage 19 2

10,277 Kharinr (Total) 10,277 Khannr (Rural)

Kharinr (Urban) Kharlnr (Rural)

95 Kuhgaon 84 G haradhara 53 RllJamunda S6 Badamaheswar 26 Sunamudl 47 Sanamaheswar 81 Jholpathar 88 Debahal 43 Bendrabahal

377 Bargaon 33 Thelakodaban

125 Dumerbahal 61 Podapah(Kala) 18 Podapah(khurd)

59 Rohenpndar 27 Ihldmdhoda 53 Kotemnunda

512 Sikuan 32 Nuapara 65 Baresbahal

107 Chhata 134 BhoJapur 104 Bhnludungan 222 Chanabeda 104 Barapadar 21 I Chalanpada

216 GOimundl 141 Kaslpala

17 Darllpada

73 Thagapah 188 Chmdaguda

132 Khalrpadar 130 KhudpeJ8 36 Klkmbeda

101 Kendupatl 3 Kenduguda

18 Bhlmapadar 81 Uparplta

IJ 0 LallJl 89 DumerJor 95 Kusumal 48 Jharasaram

124 Modasll

37 BIJepur 422 Gadaramunda 181 Damapala 57 Sagundungan

171 Loharapah 101 Kotlpadar 140 Padmapur 266 Badl

72 Arada 99 Badamula 73 Amalapah 53 Mallura

Locatton code

number Name ofVtllage 2

0005 Khariar (Total) 0005 Khariar (Rural) 0005 Kharjar (Urban)

Khariar (Rural) 04215300 Kultgaon 04215400 Gharadhara 04215500 RaJamunda 04215600 Badamaheswar 04215700 Sunamudl 04215800 Sanamaheswar 04215900 Jholpathar 04216000 Debahal 04216100 Bendrabahal 04216200 Bargaon 04216300 Thelakodaban 04216400 Dumerbahal 04216500 Podapah(Kala) 04216600 Podapah(khurd) 04216700 Rohenpadar 04216800 Jhldmdhoda 04216900 Kotenmunda 04217000 Sikuan 04217100 Nuapara 04217200 Baresbahal 04217300 Chhata 042 \1400 Bhoj8pUr 04217500 Bha1udungan 04217600 Chanabeda 04217700 Barapadar 04217800 Chalanpada 04217900 GOlmundt 04218000 Kaslpala 04218100 Darhpada 04218200 Thagapah 04218300 Chlndaguda 04218400 Khalrpadar 04218500 KhudpeJa 04218600 Klkmbeda 04218700 Kendupatl 04219000 Kenduguda 04219100 Bhlmapadar 04219300 UparpUa

04219400 LanJI 04219500 DumerJor 04219600 Kusumlll 04219700 Jhllrasaram 04219800 Modasil

04219900 B IJepur 04220000 Gadaramunda 04220100 Darnapala 04220200 Sagundul\gan 04220300 Loharapab 04220400 KoUpadar 04220500 Padmapur 04220600 Badl 04220700 Arada 04220800 Badarnula 04220900 Amalapah 04221000 Mahura

Persons 20

59,533 59,533

786 355 230 589

83 237 324 280 392 952 241 409

261 164 656 267 233

1,430

165 306 567 896 371

1,319 533 191 386 114 52

206

582 421 692 227

1,302 224 260 637 816 459 832 190 810 281 640 213 \'2'2 311 817 959 938 313 997 447 490

Illtterates Males

21

23,200 23,200

316 llS 88

225 29

102 114 93

155 342

68 154 85 55

255 115 73

550 65

106 213 355 113 SOB 20G

74 160 43 15 64

230 150 216

81 550

84 93

231 329 158 334

78 318 114 220

61 43

114 316 412 332 102 352 157 175

Females 22

36,333 36,333

470 240 142 364

54 135 210 187 ~37

610 173 255 176

109 401 152 160 880 100 200 354 54\ 258 811 33J 117 226

71 37

142 352 271 476 146 752 140 167 406 487 301 498 112 492 167 420

146 19

197 501 547 606 211 645 290 315

386

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPAOA •

Total workers· Persons Males Females

23 24 25

40,045 40,045

438 233 156 346

95 200 136 133 248 735 156 J75

111 96

323 154 174

1,106 143 272 423 538 244 628 296 172 225 105

, 43

193 408 303 365 141 723 135 189 361

522 257 494 142 393 206 556 144 14

289 389 454 666 214 608 368 337

25,196 15,196

267 175 92

211 54

104 128 131 157 498 110 170 100 68

246 92

112 762 66

142 262 395 171 499 216 161 203 100 36

117 297 202 318 112 501 70

100 2S8 297 196

346 83

271

114 409 132 10

184 308 359 431 130 393 193 188

14,849 14,849

171 58 64

135 41 96

8 2

91' 237

46 5

II 28 77 62 62

344 77

130 161 143

73 129 80 1 \ 22

5 7

76 111 101 47 29

222 65 89

103 225

6] 148 59

122 92

147 12

4 105

81 95

235 84

215 175 149

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

MaIO workers Persons Males Females

26 27 28

18,431 18,431

159 17 16 61 10 13 43 22 64

295 77

133 85 28

196 50

22 809 138 180 274 314

58 461 198 87

223 S6 2

113 195 59 86 98

207 10 19 73

271 75 94 13

179 38

499

144 63

222 299 353 350 117 378

79 220

15,848 15,848

116 12 15 59 9

13 39 22 60

278 76

128 80 27

183 42 16

727 64 94

196 :!o()\

56 387 169 85

202 52 2

93-178 58 83 97

187 10 )9 69

267 66 87

" 163

33 3§4 132

S9 157 279 324

.309 98

331 63

160

l,583 1,583

43 5 I 2

4

4 17 I 5

13 8 6

82 74 86 78 13

2 74 29 2

21 4

20 17 I 3 I

20

4 4 9 7 2

16 S

115 12 4

65 20 29 41 '19 47 16 60

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Khariar

Industrial category ofmam workers

Cultivators Agnculturallabourers Household mdustry

workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35

7,430 7,430

30

28

2 24

45 83 75 93 30 12

105 40

206 76

159 181 121 48

176 57 40 54

8

14 67 16 6

53 78

9 16 40

165 73 37

7 67

5 45 38 15 2

105 117 108

282 70

187

6,580 6,580

29 2

28

2 24

45 82 74 91 27 II 96 32

200 34 84

132 108 48

155 57 39 54

8

12 64 16 6

53 73

9 16 40

165 64 37

7 59 4

42 34 15 2

101 115 103

3 249

58 134

850 850

2 3

9 8

6 42 75 49 13

21

2 3

5

9

8

3 4

4

2 5

33 12 53

3,517 3,517

10

19

3 50

4 27 II 15 2

112 60 16 78

100 2

82 12

105 4

65 31 24 41 35 51

3 76

6

9 4

44 14 4

47 53 93 46 14

29

2,985 2,985

8

18

2 49

4 27 II 14 2

77 29

7 51 94

2 63 II

88 4

50 31 24 41 35 47

3 75

6

7 4

25 \\ 4

40 49 78 39 II

23

532 532

2

35 31

9 27

6

19

17

15

4

2

19 :I

7 4

15 7 3

6

1,163 1,163

9 1

2

3

3

15

3 4

6

161 2

3

13 58

2

2

7 4 3

35

2

7

31

3S

4 10

4

36 37

918 918

4

2

3

3

15

2 4

4

141 I

3

12 36

2

2

5 4

26

2

7

30

3 8

4

387

245 245

5

2

20

22

2

9

2

2

Other workers Persons Males Females Name of VIllage

38 39 40 2

6,321 6,321

1\0 13 16 12 10 8

18 19 IS

147 2

33 24

5 70

8 22

330

5 15

100 8

190 71 45 64 42

2 34 90 15 36 10 43

I

30 23

51 6

72 29

410 57 44

215 137 183 145 67 81 9 4

5,365 5,365

75 9

15 11 9 8

14 19 12

132 2

31 22

5 69

8 16

309

3 13 96

6 157 65 44 60 38

2 31 78 14 33

9 41

I

26 20

I 44

4 67 25

317 54 40

151 130 160 124 55 70

5 3

956 Khanar (Total) 956 Khartar (Rura 1)

Khanar (Urban) Khartar (Rural)

35 Kuhgaon 4 G haradhara

Ra)amunda Badamaneswar Sunamudl Sanamaheswar

4 Jholpathar Debahal

3 Bendrabahal IS Bargaon

Thelakodaban 2 Dumerbahal 2 Podapah(Kala)

Podapah(khurd) Rohenpadar Jhldmdhoda

6 Kotenmunda 21 Slkuan

Nuapara 2 Baresbahal 2 ehhata 4 BhoJapur 2 8haludungan

33 Chanabeda 6 8arapadar I Chalanpada 4 GOimundl 4 Kaslpala

Darhpada 3 Thagapah

12 Chmdaguda Khalrpadar KhudpeJa KlkIrlbeda

2 KendupatI Kenduguda 8hlmapadar

4 Uparplta 3 Lan)1

Dumer)or 7 Kusumal 2 Jharasaram

Modasil 4 BlJepur

93 Gadaramunda 3 Damapala 4 Sagundungan

64 Loharapah 7 Kohpadar

23 Padmapur 21 Badl 12 Arada 11 Badamula 4 Amalapali

Mahura

LocatIOn code

number Name ofVJ)lage 2

OOOS Khllriar (Total) OOOS Khariar (Rural) OOOS Kharlar (Urban)

Khanar (Rurnl) 04215300 Kultgaon 04215400 Gharadhara 04215500 RaJamunda 04215600 Badamaheswar 04215700 Sunamudl. 04215800 Sanamaheswar 04215900 Jholpathar 04216000 Debahal 04216100 Bendrabahal 04216200 Bargaon 04216300 Thelakodabarl 04216400 Dumerb!!hai 04216500 PodaPl\h(Kala) 04216600 PodapalJ(khurd) 04216700 Rohenpadar 04216800 Jhldmdhoda 04216900 Kotenmunda 04217000 Slkuan 04217100 Nuapara 04217200 Baresbahal 04217300 Chhata

041\1400 BhoJap\lf 04217500 B~aludungart

04217600 Chanabeda 04217700 Barapadar 04217800 ChaJanpada 04217900 GOImundl 04218000 Kaslpala 04218100 DarUpada

• 04218200 Thagapah 04218300 Chrndaguda 04218400 Khalrpadar 04218500 KhudpeJa 04218600 Ktkmbeda 04218700 Kendupatt 04219000 Kenduguda 04219100 Bhlmapadar 04219300 Uparplta 04219400 LanJI 04219500 DumerJor 04219600 Kusumal 04219700 Jharasaram 04219800 Modasll 04219900 Bljepur 04220000 Gadaramunda 04220100 Damapala

04220200 Sagundungan 04220300 Loharapah 04220400 Kotlpadar 04220500 Padmapur 04220600 Badl 04220700 Arada 04220800 Badamllia 04220900 Amalapah 04221000 Mahura

Margmal workers Persons Males Females

41 42 43

21,614 21,614

279 216 140 285

85 187 93

111 184 440

79 42 26 68

121 104 152 297

5 92

149 2\4 186 167 98 85

2 49 41 80

213 244 279 43

516 125 170 288 251 182 400 129 214 168 57

H 67 90

101

316 97

230 289 117

9,348 9,348

\51 \63 77

152 4S 91 89

109

97 220

34 42 20 41 63 50 96 35 2

48 66 94

115 112

47 76

I 48

34 24

119 144 235

15 314 60 81

189 30

130 259

72 108 81

2S

H 17 29 35

122 32 62

130 28

12,266 1l,266

128 53 63

133 40 96

4 2

87 220

45

6 27 64 54 56

262 3

44 83

110 71 55

51 9 1 1 7

56 94

100 44 28

202 65 89 99

221 52

141 57

106 87. 32

40

61 66

194 65'

168 159 89

388

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

Cultivators Persons Males Females

44 45 46

3,300 3,300

22 45 15 11 10

2 23 21

1 50

1

5 6

10 26 31

207 2 2

22 53

IS8

26

2

30 28

1 53 6 7

13 59 28

9 17 4

43 32 30 49

9 4

I 20 45 20

81 4

140 21 65

1,705 1,705

22 42 IS 7

10 I

23 20

I 50

3 6 5

13 24

3 1 1

14 \1 99 20

30

28

1 20

4 '}

6 57 28 9 8 3

41 24 27 25

3 3

7 14 13 30

1 5

14 15

1,595 1,595

3

4

2

5

13 7

204 1 1 8

36 59 6

33 2

7 2

9 1 2 8 3

24 6

1

13 31 7·

51 '3

135 7

50

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal category

Agnculturallabourers Persons Males Females

47 48 49

14,575 5,762 14,575 5,762

153 63 144 101 104 45 257 137

75 35 184 90 63 60 78 78

179 92 297 115

10 27 31 31 19 16 61 35

106 50

57 22 118 69 37 7 3 1

88 46 121 49 \48 68 25 13 61 40

91 44 74 66

I 16 IS JI. 4 76 .20

131 77 213 124 267 223

27 7 414 239 97 32

161 72 187 142 245 27

51 41 162 86 90 36 76 30

60 24

40 12

2 10 9

20 138 20 37

180 38

2 2

9 44 6

24 51 9

8,813 8,813

90 43 59

120 40 94

3

87 182

43

3 26 56 35 49 30 2

42

72 SO 12 21 47

8 1

7 56 54 89 44 20

175 65 89 4S

218 10 76 54

46

36 28

8 8

II 94 14 13

129 29

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CEN'SU~ ABSTRAt:T <Kharlar

ofmargm~ workers

Household industry workers ¥ersons Males Females

50 51 52

,461 ,461

22 2 2

6 3

35

2

19

19

2

5 9 2

3

4 2_ 2 2

8

5

4

9

162 162

16 2 I

5

3

I 13

5

2

7 2

3

"1 2

5

5

2

299 29?

6

28

6

14

4

4

2

2

., 2

3

-,

2

9

3

Other workers Persons Males Females

53 54 55

3,278 3,278

103 5

19 15

"9 4

58 8

11

10 2 3

34

2 6

\3 I

68 7

- 7 I 1: I 3

24

16 )

3 40

80

86 204

9 81 99

8

8 37. 32 60 88 73 53.

/ 88 --....1-1

1,719 1,719

66 4

15 7

I 8 4

48 7

11

7 2 3

20

I 3 9 I

44 3 7 1 2 1 3

21

9 3 2

17

36

46 141

9 48 54

8 18 12 13-48 25 33 65

4

1,559 1,559

37 I 4 8

10 1

3

14

1 3 4

24 4

3 7

I 23

44

40 51

33 45

3

19

20 47

40 48 20 23

7

Non-workers Persons Males Females , Name of Village

56 57 58' 2

52,973 52,973

737 414 213 471

68 169 436 445 J41

1,308 244

557 \342

162 564 223 250

1,720 112 261 518 868 463

1,427 585 508 670

.318 72

233 729 499 825 231 995 145 181 571

664 514 721 184

781 220

1,069 497 233

458 787 936

1,077

348 823 360

413

369

21,211 21,212

343 148 82

186 29 83

153 172 152 558

84 182 116 63

181 106 99

672 57

132 218 336 174 523

228 191 250 III 25 94

300 197 266

78 364 67 85

181 292 185 276

83 287 108 374 182 \01 195 266 344 440 149 294 172

! 194

31,761 Kharlar (Total) 31,761 Kharlar (Rural)

Kharlar (Urban) Khariar (Rural)

394 Kuligaon 266 G haradhara 131 Rajamunda 285 Badamaheswar

39 Sunamudi 86 Sanamaheswar

283 Jholpathar 273 Debahal 189 BendralJllhal 750 Bargaon 160 Thelakodabari 375 Dumerbahal 226 Podapali(Kala)

99 Podapali(khurd) 383 Rohenpadar 117 Jhidiridhoda 151 Kotenmunda

1,048 Sikuan 55 Nuapara

135 Baresbahal 300 Chhata 532 Bhojapur 289 Bhaludungari 904 Chanabeda 357 Barapadar 317 Chalanpada 420 Goimundi 207 Kasipala

47 Darhpada 139 ihagapali 429 Chindaguda 302 Khairpadar ~59 Khudpeja 153 Kikiribeda 631 Kendupati

78 KeJlduguda 96 BhimBpadar

384, Uparpita 372 Lanji_ 329'l)umerjor 445 Kusumal 101 Jharasaram 494 Modasil 1\12 Bijepur 6~5 6adaramunda 315 Damapala 132 Sagundunga~i 263 Loharal'ali

'521 Kbtipadar 592 Padmapur 631 Badi 199 Arada 529 Badamula 188 Amalapali 219 Mahura

Location' code

number

0005 0005 0005

04215300 04215400 04215500 04215600 04215700 04215800 04215900 04216000 04216100 04216200 04216300 04216400 04216500 04216600 04216700 04216800 04216900 04217000 04217100 04217200 04217300 04217400 04217500 04217600 04217100 04217800 04217900 04218000 04218100 04218200 04218300 04218400 04218500 04218600 04218700 04219000 04219100 04219300 04219400 04219500 04219600 04219700 04219800 04219900 04220000

·04220100 04220200 04220300 04220400 04220500 04220600 04220700 04220800 04220900 04221000

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Area of Totai population (mcludmg Location Village In institutional and houseless Populatlon In the

code hect !fow ... Number of E02ulallon~ age-grou2 0-6 number Name of Village III 1<': households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ("()

04221100 Chanatamal 1870 209 784 379 405 101 49 52 04221200 Sandhlbahah 1030 81 311 152 159 57 26 31 04221300 Junen 4800 296 1,436 749 687 228 122 106 04221400 Narsmghpur 2400 170 725 363 362 126 70 56 04221500 Saragadl 2580 122 509 255 254 75 38 37 04221600 Risigaon 4860 211 977 485 492 141 72 69 04221700 Tukula 1,0770 1,360 6,106 3,065 3,041 901 479 422 04221~00 Pakhansara 2000 86 391 197 194 74 44 30 04221900 Badadohel 2340 289 1,206 580 626 170 86 84 04222000 Sanadohel 1210 109 450 235 215 68 35 33 04222100 Bhanapur 440 -- --------- Un-tnhaQlled--------------04222200 Lachhlpur 2270 225 1,027 495 532 160 81 79 04222300 Rsmpur 1540 85 376 197 179 59 32 27 04222400 Nehena 2550 365 1,507 780 727 206 119 87 04222500 Chlcher 1930 198 741 370 371 136 72 64 04222600 Godadbapadar 3090 115 469 230 239 70 33 37 04222700 Bmghat 4420 333 1,391 708 683 189 95 94 04222800 Kudnldungan 1380 89 349 171 178 45 25 20 04222900 MahulJharan 19 85 44 41 7 2 5 04223000 Blkramapur 380 43 170 86 84 25 12 13 04223100 Karandoba 15 63 34 29 7 5 2 04223200 Mahulapada 800 25 107 54 53 to 6 4 04223300 Belpara 430 61 293 151 142 48 24 24 04223400 Mantrltaral(Kala) 3370 75 335 175 160 48 21 27 04223500 Manlfltaral(Khurd) 670 109 407 195 212 62 30 32 04223600 Dabrl 3940 270 1.225 588 637 231 121 110 04223700 BhalraJPur 3730 129 458 234 224 57 32 25 04223800 Bhalundungan 1860 119 485 238 247 70 38 32 04223900 Gudabbeh 1000 106 400 199 201 52 34 18 04224000 Torh 1950 159 587 298 289 108 57 51 04224100 Blchhanapah 1610 102 449 229 200 42 21 21 04224200 Dhanksar 3720 338 1.382 656 726 218 100 118 04224300 Godatala 2730 93 457 229 228 69 36 33 04224400 A(lchalpur 2640 145 6\0 321 289 68 40 28 04224500 Chandaglrl 1800 121 498 243 255 89 41 48 04224600 Bahalpadar 680 84 347 180 167 61 37 24 04224700 Chandel 1320 128 510 248 262 61 29 32 04224800 Dohelpada 590 174 970 504 466 156 85 71 04224900 Bankapur 4320 294 1,122 561 561 134 78 56 04225000 Chancharabbata 2780 156 701 351 350 80 34 46 04225100 Khalrbhadl \550 81 l75 202 173 67 37 30 04225200 NuaraJpur 1470 21 82 43 39 10 7 3 04225300 Artatranapur 2080 73 293 153 140 34 22 12 04225400 Khasbahlll 4540 342 1,370 633 737 179 88 91 04225500 JubllraJPur 18 71 34 37 17 8 9 04225600 Mankarchuan 1430 -------------Un-mhablted -------------04225700 Sardhapur 348'0 236 991 449 542 166 77 89 04225800 Ranlmunda 6120 435 1,665 823 842 246 129 117 04225900 Kampamguma 1170 41 208 98 110 45 15 30 04226000 Palama 2310 83 317 170 147 49 31 18 04226100 Kolamal 4810 334 1.317 630 687 210 105 105 04226200 Khamataral 3610 263 1.091 536 555 170 83 87 04226300 DuaJhar 5990 796 3,318 1.660 1.658 419 209 210 04226400 Samserpadar 950 166 637 314 323 85 45 40 04226500 Mahulkol 2820 193 783 392 391 \08 62 46 04226600 Sangarpadar ,47 198 103 95 39 17 22 04226700 Junapam 6430 168 655 320 335 105 54 51 \ 04226800 Kirklin 6260 352 1.369 656 713 215 III 104 04226900 Rampurguma 1370 74 283 136 147 53 21 32 04227000 Slkuan(Khurd) 3990 24 116 62 54 22 II II 04227100 Sikuan(kala) 4050 378 1,482 724 758 253 127 126

390

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

'CENSUS ABSTRACT Kharlar

~ _ Scheduled Castes ~o~uallon Scheduled Tribes ~o~ulatlOll Literates '_ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVIUoge

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2 ,.

93 45 48 465 223 242 294 222 72 Chanatamal 9 6 3 145 99 46 Sandhlbahah

119 59 60 320 164 156 661 459 202 Junen 122 63 59 172 134 38 Narsmghpur 239 116 123 151 72 79 113 74 39 Saragadl 183 90 93 320 158 162 343 222 121 Risigaon 765 373 392 610 303 307 2.120 1,382 738 Tukula 391 197 194 134 90 44 Pakhansara 192 96 96 948 454 494 261 210 57 Bada<lPhei 204 III 93 160 118 42 Sanadohel

-------------Un-Inhablted-------------- Bhanapur 321 148 173 113 55 58 326 202 124 Lachhlpur 94 50 44 169 119 50 Rampur

301 149 152 52 27 25 694 454 240 Nehena

77 36 41 216 163 53 Chlcher 41 22 19 296 143 153 185 137 48 Godadhapadar

218 108 110 666 349 317 465 359 106 BInghal 38 18 20 211 130 141 98 73 25 Kudaldungan

85 44 41 10 8 2 MahulJharan 15 6 9 62 45 17 Blkramapur 63 34 29 Karandoba

3 2 I 5 4 Mahulapada

175 91 84 83 74 9 Belpara

33 IS 18 266 139 127 136 102 34 Mantnlaral(Kala)

[23 59 64 252 119 133 102 84 18 Mantnlaral{Khurd)

166 81 85 979 469 510 359 278 81 Dabn

52 27 25 15 7 8 127 96 31 BhanaJpur

127 62 65 334 164 170 178 120 58 Bhalundungall

101 52 49 286 142 144 192 129 63 Gudabheh

165 sa 77 184 133 51 Torh

24 13 11 270 136 134 96 74 22 Blchhanapall

241 107 134 121 58 63 343 231 112 Dhanksar

142 72 70 199 100 99 111 80 31 Godalala

256 139 117 29 15 14 172 143 29 Allchalpur

207 94 113 140 104 36 Chandagm

34 14 20 101 78 23 Bahalpadar

13 8 5 71 40 31 115 89 26 Chandel

472 242 230 48 24 24 265 189 76 Dohelpada

200 103 97 110 61 49 338 224 114 Bankapur

13 4 9 218 172 46 Chancharabhata

209 113 96 104 83 21 Khaltbhadl

27 15 12 21 18 3 NuaraJpur

9 4 5 84 69 15 Artatranapur

124 59 65 946 429 517 512 381 131 Khasbahal 5 5 }ubaraJPur

-------------Un-lnllBbrted--------_ .. _-- Mankarchuan

156 76 80 696 309 387 242 182 60 Sardhapur

221 111 110 412 230 242 424 337 87 RaOlmunda

201 95 106 29 26 3 Kampanrguma

24 14 10 176 90 86 39 35 4 Palama

63 31 32 404 189 215 164 130 34 Kotamal

281 144 137 702 335 367 382 270 112 Khamalara.

S49 272 277 209 97 112 1.480 959 521 DuaJhar

230 115 115 363 177 186 92 66 26 Samserpadar

43 21 22 667 330 337 186 136 50 Mahulkot

186 100 86 32 30 2 Sangarpadar

11 7 4 457 218 239 82 10 12 Junapam

29 14 15 992 470 522 223 175 48 Klrklla

36 28 8 Rampurguma

50 28 22 18 14 4 Slkuan(Khurd)

173 87 86 -_ 433 208 225 405 285 120 Slkuan(kala)

391

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA'

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Location code Ilhterates Total workers Main workers

number Name ofVllla~e Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

04221100 Chanatamal 490 157 333 483 248 235 118 100 18 04221200 Sandhlbahah 166 53 113 9J 86 5 40 37 3 04221300 Junen 775 290 485 367 344 23 301 292 9 04221400 Narslnghpur 553 229 324 386 207 179 37 36 1 0422J500 Saralladl 396 181 215 228 150 78 126 114 12 04221600 Risigaon 634 263 311 462 261 201 344 222 122 04221700 Tukula 3,986 1,6&3 2,303 2,692 1,719 973 1,177 1082 95 04221800 Pakhans8ru 257 107 150 187 99 88 97 87 10 04221900 Badadohel 939 370 569 593 345 248 294 272 22 04222000 Sanadohel 290 117 173 320 169 151 150 133 17 04222100 Bhanapur --- --Un-I nhablled------·-------04222200 Lachhlpur 701 293 408 502 304 198 222 180 42 04222300 Rampur 207 18 129 161 108 53 104 93 II 04222400 Nehena 813 32(> 487 505 3110 HI5 304 204 40 04222500 Chlcher 525 207 318 408 212 196 202 175 27 04222600 Godadhapadar 284 93 191 149 116 33 19 19 04222700 BlfIghat 926 349 577 584 368 216 190 174 16 04222800 Kudaldungan 251 98 153 193 100 93 12 11 I 04222900 MahulJ)!aran 75 36 39 S4 30 24 j 5 04223000 Blkramapur 108 41 67 84 53 31 04223100 Karand(lba 63 34 29 37 20 17 04223200 Mahulapada 102 50 52 64 37 27 04223300 Belpara 210 77 133 137 7& 59 25 25 04223400 Mantntaral(Kala) 199 73 126 181 103 78 10 6 4 04223500 Mantntaral(Khurd) 305 III 194 238 liS 123 59 58 I 04223600 Dabn S66 310 556 624 336 2gS 424 312 112 04223700 BhalraJPur 331 138 193 239 143 96 142 116 26 04223800 Bhalundungan 307 118 189 320 ISS 165 .5 3 2 04223900 Gudabheh 208 70 138 178 110 68 "76 71 .5 04224000 Torh 403 165 238 277 169 108 114 109 5 04224100 Blchhanapall 333 ISS 178 262 147 115 33 29 4 04224200 Dhanksar 1,039 425 614 654 369 285 456 339 117 04224300 Godatala 346 149 197 136 116 20 121 109 12 04224400 Anchalpur 438 178 260 405 220 185 378 212 166 04224500 Chandagm 358 139 219 281 144 137 105 100 5 04224600 Bahalpadar 246 102 144 182 W5 77 78 70 8 04224700 Chandel 395 159 236 360 175 185 170 160 10 04224800 Dohelpada 705 315 390 478 252 226 249 238 11 04224900 Bankapur 784 337 447 696 353 343 419 312 107 04225000 Chancharabhata 483 179 304 390 211 179 96 87 9 04225100 Khalrblladl 271 119 152 217 113 104 61 59 2 04225200 NuaraJpur 61 25 36 46 24 22 18 18 04225300 Artatranapur 209 84 125 173 97 76 55 55 04225400 Khasbahal 858 252 606 672 351 321 238 215 23 04225500 JubaraJPuT 66 29 37 45 24 21 33 20 J3 04225600 Mankarchuan -------------Un-Inhablted--------------04225700 Sardhapur 749 1.67 482 559 257 302 164 143 21 04225800 Rammunda 1,241 486 755 832 469 363 462 360 102 04225900 Kamp8mguma "9 72 107 75 )13 32 43 43 04226000 Palama 278 135 143 179 99 80 100 92 8 04226100 Kotamal 1,153 500 653 702 384 318 305 273 32 04226200 Khnmataral 709 266 443 626 317 309 245 228 17 04226300 DuaJhar 1,838 701 1,\37 1,353 925 428 789 724 65 04226400 Samserpadar 545 248 297 442 219 223 4 2 2 04226500 Mahulkot 597 256 341 410 229 181 88 83 5 04226600 Sangnrpadar 166 73 I

, 93 129 72 57 42 42

04226700 Junapant 573 250 323 316 178 138 124 115 9 04226800 Klrklta 1,146 481 665 I 576 358 218 54 37 17 04226900 Rampurguma 247 108 139 161 92 69 92 69 23 04227000 Slkuan(Khurd) 98 48 50 48 32 16 23 18 5 04227100 Sikuan(kala) 1,077 439 638 801 449 352 434 373 61

392

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Khariar

Industnal category ofmam workers Household mdustry

Cultivators Agncufturallabourers workers Other workers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name of Village

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

68 1

142 18 26 14

212 8

81 56

46 34 75 19 II 58 3 2

6 4

42 221

49

21 10 3

221 53

283 86 71 91 74

314 69 61 18 54

154 2

134 346

18 75

157 51

214 I

50 38 68

4 31 4

137

63

138 18 23 12

208 8

77 53

36 34 66 19 II 56 3 2

6 4

42 208

47

21 10 3

166 44

159 84

t 64 86 72

238 65 59 18 54

142 I

120 273

18 73

153 49

207 I

49 38 65

4 26 4

136

5

4

3 2 4

4 3

10

9

2

13 2

55 9

124 2 7 5 2

76 4 2

12 I

14 73

2 4 2 7

29 4

60

31 58

252 72

154 56

30 13 7

II

22 8 3

19 I 7

63 26

29 2 4

141 68 17

I 4

49 84 36 17

I 47

16 58 24 19 10

162 73 2

25 3

54 3 7 1

23:2

21 4

57

28 35

228 68

145 52

8

3

3 23 24 4 9 4

I 3

131 191

2 19

I 3

70 177

1 13

-------------Un-Inhablted--------------24 6 I 1 II 2 6 I II 8

11 6 6

22 7 3

19 I 6

25 23

28 I 4

100 65 11

I 4

47 80 25 14

1 44

I 38

3

41 3 6

2 4

II 3

3

6

1 7 I

21

62

3 4 4

4 31

4,

4

14

33

3 4 4

4 19

------------- Un-mhablled--------------1\ 5 3 3 43 15 18 13 24 15

8 157

61

4 2 5

12 I I

23 2 3

49 5 3 7 I

193 39

33 5

120

23

14 4

24 3

116

J3

393

9 2

61 14

1 6

3

2

3 I

7

29

12

9 2 4

10

5 2

21 35 99 18 66

141 522

17 57 19

145 57

211 166

8 104

I

9 133 66

5 26

102 26 73

16 18

3 27 87 65

10

33

11 40

I 6

105 27

382 1

13 1 2

24 54

4 61

16 32 97 17 60

105 469 II 49 15

119 48

184 139

8 92

1

9 75 46

3 22 98 22 59

9 15 2

24 82 45

8

25

9 31

I 4

88 19

340

II 1 1

17 36 4

42

5 Chanatamal 3 Sandhlbahah 2 Junen

Narsmgbpur 6 Saragadl

36 Risigaon 53 Tukula 6 Pakhansara 8 Badadohel 4 Sanadohel

Bhanapur 26 Lachhlpur

9 Rampur 27 Nehena 27 Chlcher

Godadbapadar 12 Bmghal

Kudaldungan MahulJharan Blkramapur Karandoba Mahulapada Belpara

4 Manlntaral(Kaln) Manln laral(K hurd)

58 Dabn 20 BhalraJPur 2 Bhalundungan 4 Gudabheh 4 Torh 4 Blchhanapah

14 Dhanksar Godatala

7 Anchalpur 3 Chandagm

Bahalpadar Chandel

5 Dohelpada 20 Bankapur

2 Chancharabhata Khalrbhadl

NuaraJPur Artatranapur

1\ Khasbaha1

)ubaraJPur Mankarchuan

2 Sardhapur 9 Rammunda

Kampamguma

2 Palama 17 Kotamal

8 Khamataral 42 DuaJhar

1 Samserpadar 2 Mahulkot

Sangarpadar Junapam

7 Klrklla l8 Rampurguma

Slkuan(Khurd) 19 Sikuan(kala)

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NUAPADA •

VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Bloci{-

Industrial categ0!X LocatIOn

code Margmal workers Cult! vatots Agricultural labourers number Name ofVdlage Persons Males Females . Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

04221100 Chanatatrtal 365 148 217 to 2 8 341 135 206 04221200 Sandhlbahah 51 • 49 2 II II 3 3 04221300 Junen 66 52 14 23 19 4 41 32 9 04221400 Narslnghpur 349 171 178 36 36 .. 312 134 178 04221500 Saragadl 102 36 66 81 23 58 04221600 RIsIg80n 118 39 79 5 2 3 75 23 52 04221700 Tukula 1.515 637 878 SI 67 14 1,232 478 754 04221800 Pakhansara 90 12 78 5 3 2 79 5 74 04221900 Badadohel 299 73 226 6 4 2 253 57 196 04222000 Sanadohel 170 36 134 64 17 47 85 13 72 04222100 Bhanapur -------------Un-Inhablted--------------04222200 Lachhlpur 280 124 156 II 3 8 103 42 61 04222300 Rantpur 57 15 42 14 14 42 14 28 04222400 Nehena 261 1\6 145 27 20 7 162 53 109 04222500 Clllcher 206 31 169 4 3 116 22 154 04222600 Godadhapadar 130 97 33 II 10 I 77 61 16 04222700 BlfIghat 394 194 200 55 51 4 194 58 136 04222800 Kudalduogan 181 89 92 54 36 18 2 2 04222900 MahulJ haran 49 25 24 14 10 4 04223000 Bikramaplir 84 53 31 42 38 4 17 11 6 04223100 Karandoba 37 20 17 37 20 17 04223200 Mahulapllda 64 37 27 64 37 27 04223)00 Belpara 112 53 59 I I III S3 58 04223400 Mantntaral(Kala) 171 97 74 10 9 I 157 85 72 04223500 Mantntar81(Kllurd) 179 57 122 33 16 17 127 38 89 04223600 Dabn 200 24 176 4 I 3 140 16 124 04223700 Bhalr8Jpur 97 27 70 27 9 18 46 13 33 04223800 Bhalundungan 315 152 163 32 26 6 12 10 2 04223900 Gudabheh 102 39 63 14 14 86 23 63 04224000 Torh 163 60 103 15 1 14 143 59 84 04224100 Blchhanapall 229 lIS III 5 4 I 218 109 109 04224200 Dhanksar 198 30 168 71 12 59 118 15 103 04224300 Goda\dla 15 7 8 5 3 2 10 4 6 04224400 Anchatpur 27 8 19 22 7 15 04224500 Chandaglfl 176 44 132 162 37 125 04224600 Bahalpadar 104 35 69 2 2 102 3S 67 04224700 Chllndel 190 15 17~ 30 - 2 28 127 J3 114 04224800 Dohelpada 229 14 215 84 8 76 102 4 98 04224900 Bankapur 277 41 236 41 4 37 224 36 188 04225000 Chancharabhata' 294 124 170 38 36 2 220 71 149 04225100 Khalrbhadl 156 54 102 156 54 102 04225200 NuaraJpur 28 6 22 28 6 22 04225300 Artatranapur 118 42 76 117 42 75 04225400 Khasbaha1 434 136 298 35 II 24 392 118 274 04225500 JubaraJPur 12 4 8 I 1 I 04225600 Mankarchuan -------------Un-Inhabltcd--------------04225700 Sardhapur 395 114 281 30 9 21 350 101 249 04225800 Rammunda 370 109 261 34 II 23 327 96 231 04225900 Kampamguma 32 3Z 32 32 04226000 Palama 79 7 72 33 7 26 46 46 04226100 Kolamal 397 III 286 134 28 106 223 80 143 04226200 Khamataral 381 89 292 378 88 290 04226300 DuaJhar 564 201 363 62 17 45 255 71 184 04226400 Samserpadar 438 217 221 3 3 434 214 220 04226500 Mahulkol 322 146 176 2 I I 316 144 172 04226600 Sangarpadar 87 30 57 66 24 42 20 6 14 04226700 JunapaOl 192 63 129 2 I I 185 60 125 04226800 Klrklla 522 321 201 388 259 129 13 6 7 04226900 Rampurguma 69 23 46 15 7 8 49 14 35 04227000 Slkuan(Khurd) 25 14 II 14 13 I 7 7 04227100 Sikuan(kala) 367 76 291 • 24 13 II 320 51 269

394

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSUS ABSTRACT Kharlar'

of marsinal workers Location

Household indus!!X workers Other workers Non-workers code

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Name ofVilla~e number

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2

14 II 3 301 131 170 Chanatamal 04221100 37 35 2 220 66 154 Sandhibahali 04221200

2 1,069 405 664 Junen 04221300 1 I 339 156 183 Narsinghpur 04221400

20 12 8 281 105 176 Samgadi 04221500 15 3 12 23 11 12 515 224 291 Risigaon 04221600 98 26 72 104 66 38 3,414 1,346 2,068 Tukul8 04221700

6 4 2 204 98 106 Pakhansara 04221800 21 3 18 19 9 10 613 235 378 Badadohel 04221900 13 3 10 8 3 5 130 66 64 Sanadohel 04222000

-------------Un-inhabited-------------- Bhanapur 04222100 165 79 86 525 191 334 Lachhipur 04222200

I I 215 89 126- Ranipur 04222300 71 43 28 942 400 542 Nehena 04222400 25 11 -14 333 158 175 Chicher 04222500 41 2S 16 320 114 206 Godadhapadar 04222600

145 85 60 807 340 467 Birighat 04222700 124 50 74 156 71 85 Kudaldungari 04222800 35 15 20 31 14 17 Mahuljharan 04222900 25 4 21 86 33 53 Bikramapur 04223000

26 14 12 Karandoba 04223100 43 17 26 Mahulapada 04223200

156 73 83 Belpara 04223300 I 3 3 154 72 82 Mantrit8rai(Kala) 04223400 ~ , I \ 18 3 IS 169 80 89 Mantritarai(Khurd) 04223500 2 2 " S~ 7 47 601 252 349 Dab!'1 04223600

24 5 \9 2\9 91 128 Bhairajpur 04223700 271 116 155 165 83 82 Bhalundungari 04223800

2 2 222 89 133 Gudabheli 04223900 5 310 129 181 Torti 04224000 6 5 167 82 85 Bichhanapali 04224100

2 2 7 3 4 728 287 441 Dhanksar 04224200 321 Jl3 208 Godatala 04224300

4 3 205 101 104 Anchalpur 04224400 14 7 7 217 99 118 Chandagiri 04224500

165 75 90 Bahalpadar 04224600

3 3 30 30 150 73 77 Chandel 04224700 3 3 40 2 38 492 252 240 Dohelpada 04224800 3 .2 9 9 426 208 218 Bankapur 04224900

36 17 19 311 140 171 Chancharabhata 04225000 158 89 69 Khairbhadi 04225100

. 36 19 17 Nuarajpur 04225200

I 120 56 64 Artatranapur 04225300 _I 6. 6 698 282 416 Khasbahal 04225400

8 .. - 8 2 2 26 10 - t6 lubarajpur 04225500

---·---------Un-inhabited-------·------ Mankarctiuan 04225600

II 3 8 4 I 3 432 192 240 Sardhapur 04225700

5 5 4 2 2 833 354 479 Ranimun~a 04225800 133 55 78 Kam'paniguma 04225900 . 138 71 I 67 Palama 04226000

2 2 38 3 35 615 246 369 Kotamal 04226100

3 I 2 465 219 246 Khamatarai 04226200

63 16 47 184 97 87 1,965 735 1,230 Duajhar , 04226300

I I 195 95 I 00 lSamserpadar 04226400 3 3 373 163 I 210 Mahulkot 04226500

I I 69 31 • 38 Sangarpad~r 04226600

5 2 3 339 142 197 Junap!lni . 04226700

121 56 65 793 298 495 Kirkita 04226800

.5 2 3 122 44 78 Rampurguma 04226900

3 2 I I 68 30 38 Sikuan(Khurd) 04227000

3 2 2() II 9 681 275 406 Sikuan(kala) 04227100

395

,URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

URBAN PRlMARY

Area of Location Name ofTownl Ward Town/Ward Number of Total populatIOn (includIng Populallon In the

code m square households Instltutlonal and houseless age-group 0-6

number Kilometre populallon)

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

425())1l00 Kharlar Road (NAC) lUll 3.398 16,629 8,400 8,229 2,468 1,231 1,237 0001 Ward No 1 148 707 367 340 108 58 50 0002 WardNo 2 219 1,003 514 489 133 71 62 0003 WardNo 3 450 2,057 1,057 1,000 268 127 141 0004 WardNo 4 211 1,059 517 542 140 60 80 0005 WardNo 5 98 485 248 237 47 25 22 0006 Ward No 6 205 986 506 480 174 91 83 0007 Ward No 7 143 751 377 374 151 78 73 0008 Ward No 8 240 1,221 633 588 149 74 75 0009 Ward No 9 90 416 208 208 63 31 32 0010 WardNo 10 129 750 396 354 73 44 29 0011 Ward No II 137 704 346 358 87 40 47 0012 Ward No 12 279 1,4501 733 721 237 132 105 0013 Ward No \3 238 1,155 563 592 197 92 lOS 0014 Ward No 14 176 821 441 380 150 69 81 0015 Ward No 15 271 1,301 651 650 206 104 102 0016 Ward No 16 130 582 273 309 87 34 53 0017 Ward No 17 234 1,177 570 607 198 101 97

42502000 Khanar (NAC) 23.83 2,874 13,409 6,850 6,559 1,743 911 832 0001 Ward No 1 262 1,052 530 522 124 65 59 0002 Ward No 2 381 1,732 844 888 253 123 130 0003 Ward No 3 199 995 509 486 131 67 64 0004 Ward No 4 127 587 304 283 65 29 36 0005 Ward No 5 206 1,006 522 484 117 60 57 0006 WardNo 6 137 670 346 324 81 47 34 0007 Ward No 7 323 1,383 735 648 166 95 71 0008 Ward No 8 223 1,233 647 586 138 72 66 0009 Ward No 9 182 858 453 405 117 71 46 0010 Ward No 10 156 757 388 36'1 99 55 44 0011 Ward No II 234 1,054 524 530 '6;) 78 85 0012 WardNo 12 261 1,236 629 607 73 86 87 0013 Ward No 13 183 846 419 427 16 63 53

398

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Name ofTownl Ward Scheduled Castes population Scheduled Tnbes populatton Literates

Pcn;ons Mares .Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

2,953 1,512 1,441 1,241 609 631 9,982 5,831 4,151 Kharlar Road (NAC) 129 63 66 28 17 II 315 204 III WardNo I 138 74 64 24 10 14 579 355 224 Ward No 2 201 104 97 222 107 115 1,495 844 651 Ward No 3 137 66 71 13 7 6 731 413 318 Ward No 4

21 12 9 3 1 2 405 219 186 Ward No 5 717 366 ~51 3 I 2 463 300 163 Ward No 6 485 238 247 4 I 3 268 189 79 Ward No 7

62 30 32 42 21 21 939 525 414 Ward No 8 88 48 40 33 20 13 280 156 124 Ward No 9 5 3 2 641 347 294 Ward No 10

12 It 6 44 24 20 523 2'32- 241 Ward No II 160 83 77 307 14.5 162 832 465 367 Ward No 12

71 35- 36 91 47 __ 44 644 370 274 Ward No 13 472 248 224 13 9 4 388 282 106 WardNo 14 69 41 28 101 46 55 \ 781 459 322 WardNo 15

9, 5 4 109 46 63 254 157 97 WardNo 16 177 90 87 204 \07 97 444 264 180 Ward No 17

.2,130 1,370 1,460 1,024 522 502 8,213 4,864 3,349 Kharlar (NAC) . 66 35 31 59 31 28 661 382 279 WardNo I

852 384 468 72 42 30 934 541 393 Ward No 2 206 102 104 47 20 27 648 369, 279 W8TdNo 3 456 228 228 7 3 4 426 253 17f Ward No 4

84 44 40 29 13 16 661 408 253 WardNo 5 14 9 S 4 2 2 524 286 238 Ward No 6 90 4&-, 42 40 21 19 991 574 417 Ward No 7

8 6 2 858 4~0 368 WardNo 8 137 65 72 • 7 5 2 478 30,8 170 Ward No 9 la 9 9 195 93 102 475 '283 192 WardNo 10 67 29 38 511 262· 249 395 270 125 WardNo 11 21 10 II 44 24 20 754 452 3d2 WardNo 12

1119 - 407 412 I 408 248 16~ WardNo 13

399

URBAN PRIMARY

Locatton Name ofTownl Ward code Illiterates Total workers Mam workers

number

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) 6,647 2,569 4,078 5,994 4,488 1,506 4,966 4,212 754 0001 WardNo I 392 163 229 311 217 94 253 205 48 0002 WardNo 2 424 159 265 358 280 78 337 267 70 0003 Ward No 3 562 213 349 672 538 134 644 531 113 0004 WardNo 4 328 104 224 322 275 47 294 256 38 0005 WardNo 5 80 29 51 168 142 26 129 118 II 0006 Ward No 6 523 206 317 436 253 183 290 229 61 0007 WardNo 7 483 188 295 345 212 133 226 202 24 0008 Ward No 8 282 108 174 378 344 34 368 336 32 0009 Ward No 9 136 52 &4 114 105 9 III 103 8· 0010 Ward No 10 109 49 60 224 205 19 212 194 18 0011 Ward No II 181 64 117 251 203 48 239 194 45 0012 Ward No 12 622 268 354 609 407 202 504 387 117 0013 Ward No 13 511 193 318 366 288 78 341 275 66 0014 Ward No 14 433 159 274 362 214 148 178 159 19 0015 Ward No 15 520 192 328 381 341 46 351 330 27 0016 Ward No 16 328 116 212 330 169 161 181 166 ·15 0017 WardNo 11 733 306 427 361 295 66 302 260 42

41.502000 Kharlar (NAC) 5,196 1,986 3,210 4,366 3,430 936 3,508 1.,956 55l 0001 WardNo I 391 148 243 355 280 75 328 259 69 0002 WardNo 2 198 303 495 628 446 182 483 388 ' 95 0003 Ward No 3 347 140 207 326 _.264 62 212 190 22 0004 WardNo 4 161 51 110 164 140 24 145 129 16 0005 WardNo 5 345 114 231 355 277 78 281 231 50 0006 Ward No 6 146 60 86 189 172 17 179 164 15 0007 Ward No 7 392 161 231 375 334 41 311 286 25 0008 Ward No 8 375 157 218 353 324 29 318 295 23 0009 WardNo 9 380 145 235 332 238 94 247 209 38 0010 WardNo 10 282 105 177 218 179 39 198 160 38 0011 WardNo II 659 254 405 384 288 96 296 254 42 0012 WardNo 12 482 117 305 393 304 89 302 249 53 0013 WardNo 13 438 111 267 294 184 110 208 142 66

400

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial cate~0!1 of mam workers

Household tndustry Name ofTownl Ward

CultIvators Agncultural labourers workers

Other workers

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

441 395 46 274 182 92 125 107 18 4,126 3,528 598 Khartar Road (NAC) 69 58 11 44 27 17 I I 139 119 20 WardNo I

120 104 16 39 22 17 5 4 173 137 36 Ward No 2 9 7 2 61 40 21 21 21 553 463 9(} WardNo 3 2 2 5 4 287 250 37 Ward No 4 2 2 127 116 II Ward No 5 I I 34 16 18 3 3 252 209 43 Ward No 6

73 71 2 4 4 149 127 22 Ward No 7 3 2 18 18 347 316 31 Ward No 8

3 3 2 2 106 98 8 Ward No 9 3 1 2 209 193 16 Ward No 10

1 I 6 5 232 188 44 Ward No II 36 24 12 21 12 9 8 8 439 343 96 Ward No 12

7 3 4 334 272 62 WardNo 13

10 10 6 6 13 13 149 130 19 Ward No 14

7 7 2 2 20 14 6 328 307 21 Ward No 15

63 63 48 41 7 2 2 68 62 6 Ward No 16

43 42 9 7 2 16 13 3 234 198 36 Ward No 17

129 121 7 188 114 74 119 112 7 3,071 2,608 464 KhanaT (NAC)

31 31 50 33 17 1 I 246 194 52 Ward No I

5 5 8 4 4 2 2 468 377 91 Ward No 2

16 15 2 2 4 3 190 170 20 Ward No 3

1 2 2 142 127 15 Ward No 4

9 9 6 5 16 12 4 250 205 45 Ward No 5

5 5 2 I 8 8 164 • 150 14 Ward No 6

9 9 14 14 288 263 25 Ward No 7

4 4 12 12 302 279 23 Ward No 8

6 5 3 2 3 3 235 199 36 Ward No 9

7 5 2 8 7 28 28 155 120 35 Ward No 10

10 9 9 9 15 14 .262 222 40 WardNo 11

22 22 20 13 7 12 II 248 203 45 Ward No 12

4 3 80 38 42 2 2 122 99 23 Ward No 13

401

URBAN PRIMARY

Industrial catello!1 Location Name ofTownl Ward

code Margmal workers Cultivators Agnculturallabourers number

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

42501000 Khariar Road (NAC) 1,028 276 752 143 19 124 492 58 434 0001 WardNo I 58 12 46 55 10 45 0002 WardNo 2 21 13 8 4 3 9 4 5 0003 WardNo 3 28 7 21 I 19 2 17 0004 WardNo 4 28 19 9 I I 0005 WardNo 5 39 24 15 0006 WardNo 6 146 24 122 125 17 108 0007 WardNo 7 119 10 109 101 7 94 10 I 9 0008 WardNo 8 10 8 2 0009 WardNo 9 3 2 0010 WardNo 10 12 II I 3 3 0011 WardNo II 12 9 3 3 3 0012 Ward No 12 lOS 20 85 13 2 II 64 6 58 0013 Ward No 13 25 13 12 0014 Ward No 14 184 55 129 21 4 17 45 10 35 00J.5 Ward No 15 30 II 19 2 2 0016 WardNo h 149 3 146 148 3 145 0017 WardNo I 59 35 24 2 2 8 2 6

42502000 Khanar (NAC) 858 474 384 63 52 11 200 99 101 0001 WardNo I 27 21 6 2 2 17 II 6 0002 Ward No 2 145 58 87 8 7 20 8 12 0003 Ward No 3 114 74 40 3 3 0004 Ward No 4 19 II 8 I I 0005 Ward No 5 74 46 28 19 14 5 24 13 II 0006 Ward No 6 10 8 2 6 5 I 0007 Ward No 7 64 48 16 34 24 10 0008 Ward No 8 35 29 6 3 3 3 3 0009 Ward No 9 85 29 56 3 2 22 7 IS 0010 Ward No 10 20 19 I 3 3 .5 4 I 0011 Ward No II 88 34 54 17 II 6 0012 Ward No 12 91 55 36 IS 12 3 32 17 IS 0013 WardNo 13 86 42 44 26 1 25

402

CENSUS ABSTRACT

of marginal workers

Household industry Name of Townl Ward Location

Other workers Non-workers code workers

number.

Persons Males' Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2

39 13 26 354 186 168 10,63S 3,912 6,723 Khariar Road (NAC) 42501000 3 2 1 396 150 246 Ward No.1 0001 8 6 2 645 234 411 Ward No.2 0002 8 5 3 1.385 519 866 Ward No.3 0003

27 19 8 737 242 495 Ward No.4 0004· 39 24 15 317 106 211 Ward No.5 0005 21 7 14 550 253 297 Ward No.6 0006

8 2 6 406 165 241 Ward No. 7 0007 10 8 2 843 289 554 WacdNo.8 0008 2 2 302 103 199 Ward No. 9 0009

.' 9 8 526 191 335 Ward No 10 0010 9 9 453 143 "3lQ Ward No. 11 0011

2 2 26 12 14 845 326 519 Ward No. 12 0012

13, 5 8 12 8 4 789 275 514 Ward No. 13 0013

14 4 10 104 37 67 459 227 232 Ward No. 14 0014

5 1 4 22 9 13 914 310 604 Ward No. 15 0015

1 1 252 104 148 Ward No. 16 0016

4 3 45 28 17 816 275 541 Ward No 17 0017

37 23 14 558 300 258 9,043 3,420 5,623 Kharlar (iliAC) 42502000

8 8 '. 697 250 1147 Ward No. 1 0001

116 42 74 1.104 398 706 Ward No. 2 0002

III 71 40 669 245 424- Ward No. 3 0003

1 I 17 10 7 423 1M ,259 Ward No. 4 0004

7 7 24 19 5 651 . 245 406 Ward No. S 0005 .( 3 1 481 174 307 Ward No. 6 0006

1 29 24 5 1,008 401 607 Ward No. 1 0007

3 ~ 26 20 6 880 323 557 Ward·No.8 0008

I 59 20 39 526 215 311 Ward No. 9 0009

8 8 4 4 539 209 ,330 WardNo 10 0010

8 4 4 63 19' 44 670 236 43.4 Ward No. II 0011

7 7 37 19 18 843 325 518 Ward~o. 12 0012

6Q 41 19 552 235 317 Ward No. 13 0013

403

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE-I

Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat

Gram Panchayat plays a pivotal role in the Panchayati Raj System. It entrusts the people with the power to manage the local affairs of villages for the development and better governance of their locality. In the rural areas, Gram Panchayat works for the devel­opment of road, sanitation, education, drinking water facilities, minor irrigation and supply of power etc.to the villages.The overall progress of the villages coming under the Gram Panchayat lies with the participation of people in these activities. Keeping this

in view, the data on Gram Panchayats and the number of villages coming under each with their popUlation have been presented in the Table below.

Name of the

C.D.Block

Nuapada

. Table -I

The analysis of the data of Nuapada district shows that among 5 nos. of C.D. Blocks in the district, Nuapada and Komana C.D. Blocks have highest number (24 nos:) of Gram Panchayats each and Boden C.D Block is at the least with 13 nos. of Gram Panchayats .

Number of villages undereach Gram Panchayat(CD Block-wise)

C.D.Block Gram Panchayat No. of Area in Sq. Number of Total

Code Name Villages Km. Households Population

2 3

0001 Bhaleswar

Beltukuri

Bisora

Kuliabandha

Parkod

Budhipalli

Biromal

Kodomeri

Amsena

Dumerpan;

RlYP umuap ada

Godfulla

Darlimunda

SaipaUa

Kotenchuan

Tanwat

Saraban~

Bhera

Amanara

Kendubahara

M otanu~.ada

Dharambandha

Bharuamunda

~Kermunda

CDBlock Total

4

9

8

7

7

10

6

7

9

5

6

6

8

3

3

8

8

6

7

10

9

10

8

4

7

171

5

40.29

32.88

38.88

45.72

31.05

14.52

50.73

45.74

17.84

24.90

19.76

20.63

28.42

25.19

38.22

31.42

20.26

27.94

34.73

40.94

35.73

36.13

18.08

26.09

746.09

407

6

1,163

1,165

1,239

1,349

1,215

696

1,261

1,401

952

1,014

2,329

879

772

846

1,117

1,584

1,103

1,096

),033

805

1,130

1,278

417

395

26,239

7

5,328

5,254

5,396

5,645

5,226

3,314

5,785

6,355

4,834

4,853

10,774

3,996

3,347

4,198

5,359

7,195

5,167

4,822

5,037

1,381

4,931

5,968

1,925

1,740

It9,830

Scheduled

Caste Scheduled

Tribe Population Population

g

872

698·

631

546

1,164

515

555

464

742

379

1,507

645

395

410

383

617

475

819

190

171

648

458

21

168

13,473

9

2,150

1,606

2,005

2,610

1,147

159

3,409

2,917

916

1,587

1,640

1,185

1,945

2,272

3,044

2,807

868

2,384

2,031

2,087

2,457

2,998

1,4 t I

1,361

46,996

Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat (CD Block-wise)

Name of the C.D.Block Gram Panchayat No. of Area in Sq. Number of Total Scheduled Scheduled

C.D.Block Code· Name Villages Km. Households Population Caste Tribe Population Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Komana 0002 Kurumpuri 10 31.24 1,460 6,283 596 2,363

Silbha 8 39.23 1,488 6,258 517 3,953

Lakhana 10 59.73 1,746 7,583 1,717 3,632

ThogjipaJi 4 20.44 803 3,346 739 2,021

Gandamer 5 17.75 733 2,989 284 1,708

Kandetara 2 9.51 608 2,387 735 932

Jatgjifh 5 44.95 1,498 6,395 471 2,943

Tarbod 4 35.12 1,247 5,598 841 2,057

Sialati 7 27.88 837 3,699 500 1,867

Sunabeda 25 51.65 1,237 5,883 361 4,473

Darlipada 4 26.54 842 3,941 412 2,434

ladamunda 4 29.85 1,101 4,848 536 2,031

Koresore 5 16.10 1,309 5,681 591 1,819

Budilikomana 5 17.76 1,133 5,042 926 1,483

Nuagjion 4 22.08 979 3,838 845 1,516

Tikrapada 6· 8.15 846 3,615 76.7 1,043

Komana 5 17.64 1,387 6,365 695 1,772

Bhella 5 19.59 1,064 4,750 642 1,88~

Jhagrahi 5 49.QO 1,509 6,340 846 2,91J

Michhapali 6 23.39 736 3,130 292 2,090

Rajana 6 29.48 1,314 5.797 697 2,174

Agren 6 14.86 963 4,282 654 732

Konabira 8 20.24 1,124 4,659 768 1,176 . Pendraban 13 27.49 1,186 4,873 602 2,277

CDBlock Total 162 659.67 27,150 117,082 16,029 51,297

Boden 0003 Nagpada 6 28.28 l,lOO 4,451 477 J,116

Karlakote 6 35.45 1,369 5,423 643 2,.749

Domjhar 6 . 28.29 1,228 5,738 694 1,126

Khaira 8 45.01 1,955 8,445 1,069 3,951

Boden 6 24.96 1,956 8,114 1,592 2,550

Bhainsadani 7 27.42 1,066 4,470 145 4,012

Boirgaon 9 29.41 1,317 5,312 780 3,469

Farasara 9 29.09 1,675 6,884 788 2,918

Rokal 5 17.50 1,067 4,775 679 1,373

Lit is argi 9 21.38 1,320 5,049 762 1,228

Babebir 4 17.16 1,212 5,107 719 246

Karangamal 6 12.94 977 3,948 512 1,042

Larka 8 21.39 994 4,340 569 1,494

CDBlock Total 89 338.28 17,236 72,056 9,429 29,274

408

ANNEXURES

Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat (CD Block-wise)

Nameofthe C D.Block Gram Panchayat No of Area in Sq Number of Total Scheduled Scheduled CD Block Code Name VIllages Km Households Population Caste Tribe

PopulatIOn Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sinapali 0004 Nangalbod 17 5674 1,730 7,502 364 5,595

Gorla 8 2148 1,226 5,145 612 2,044

Tlmanpur • 5 2327 1,237 5,206 459 1,531

Nil.Ji 9 3184 2,281 9,572 1,493 1,646

Bargaon 3 1572 1,194 4,819 814 915

Gandabahah 4 1192 938 4,076 401 527

Mukhapadar8 2818 1,537 6,068 718 2,032

Hatibandha 6 2970 1,822 7,566 785 1,443

Sinapali 5 1639 2,246 9,399 1,032 1,044

Godal 7 2256 1,630 6,958 1,428 1,308

Koranbahali 9 2087 1,059 4,391 748 947

Kendumunda 14 4293 1,931 8,056 1,376 2,709

lharbandha 6 19.75 1,123 4,287 648 1,573

Singjhar 6 1929 1,121 4,549 800 1,423

Kusumjhore 5 1846 941 3,683 348 1,399

Bharuamunda 13 3754 1,842 7,389 1,065 2,716

CDBlock Total 125 416.64 23,858 98,666 13,091 28,852

Khariar 0005 Sanmaheswar 8 2166 1,120 4,690 828 1,338

Bargaon 7 1841 1,143 4,898 604 1,936

Bhojapur 7 2131 1,757 7,489 977 1,141

Bhuliasikuan 6 1805 1,484 6,416 472 956

Badi 8 2612 1,733 7,704 1,750 1,827

Chindaguda 7 15 14 1,349 6,057 933 656

Khudpeja 7 1337 1,055 4,480 588 970

Lanji 12 2671 1,501 6,533 749 2,902

Birighat 11 2509 1,551 6,456 954 3,259

Nehena 10 1784 1,618 6,714 1,769 1,383

Tukula 4 2061 1,863 8,317 1,309 1,081

Sardhapur 6 1580 933 3,938 1,002 1,045

Duajhar 4 II 55 1,331 5,446 1,161 1,560

Kirkita 4 2073 922 3,622 213 1,932

Ranimunda 5 1606 1,092 4,280 351 1,905

Khasbaha1 10 2050 1,394 5,978 831 1,646

CDBlock Total 116 308.95 21,846 93,018 14,491 25,537

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ANNEXURE-II

Fertility and Mortality, 1991 Census

The district Kalahandi located at the western part of Onssa was split up into two districts, namely, Nuapada and Kalahandi after the 1991 Census. The estimates for 1991 Census had been calc ulated for the undivided district of Kalahandi and the same crude birth rate, fertility rate and other tables and statements presented and discussed herein after will be applicable for the newly formed district ofNuapada as the same for each of the districts is not available separately for the 1991 Census.

Table- II provide details of child mortality by q (1), q (2), q (3) and q (5) for persons, males and

females. Here q (1), q (2), q (3) and q (5) refer to 'probability of dying between birth and age one, two, three and five respectively. The table shows a sharp

decline of child mortality in age one, two, three and

five in 199 i both in persons and females in the state

and the district in comparison to 1981. In 1981 the

child mortality rate was much higher in the state as

well. as in the district. A notable feature that emerges

out of the study of the annexure is that the female

child mortality in all the ages is lower than the male

child both'in the district and in the state in 1981 and

1991.

Table-ll Estimates of child mortality indicators by sex at state and district

State! Dlst Year Persons Males Females

q(l) q(2) q(3) q(5) q(l) q(2) qt3) q(5) q(l) q(2) q(3) q(5)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Orissa 1981 163 162 165 179 172 170 170 181 153 153 160 176

1991 125 127 129 133 129 142 147 15.4 I

III 114 125 128

Kalahandl 1981 169 148 155 173 186 159 162 184 149 137 148 170

1991 137 145 152 158 151 157 162 169 105 133 141 149

ANNEXURE-III

Various measures of Fertility and mean age at marriage, 1991 Census

Fertility and mortality are natural processes and and these measures have been defined under Non-contribute substantially to the growth of population. Census concepts.

Data on various measures of fertility and mean age at marriage for erstwhile 14 districts of Orissa and that of the state on the basis of 1991 Census

The 1991 Census also records information relating to fertility, namely, age at marriage, number of surviving children, number of child,ren ever born alive and children born alive during the last year. The, first three

results are presented in the following table. questions were asked to all ever-married women and

the last question related to currently married women As shown in Table- III the fertility rate for the

only. The measures of fertility worked out are based state is 4.27 and for the district is 3.82 per 1,000 on F-Series tables of 1991 Census pertaining to Orissa population and the crude birth rate of the state is

410

Table -m Various measures offertility and mean age at marriage, 1991 Census

Sk StateIDistrict GFR GMFR TFR TMFR CBR Number of Child-woman Mean~at

No. Children ever Ratio (0-4) marriage-of bom per Ages currently

woman in age married group 45-49 women

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 \

<,ORISSA 135 17'8 4.27 5.84 32.98 422 46.5 \ 17.96 I Sambalp ur J31 171 4.21 5.87 32.01 3.88 44.5 \17.92

2- Sundargarh 121 168 3.91 5.84 30.24 3.96 44.8 'ft76

3 Kendujhar '134 184 4.15 6.28 32.94 4.34 50.0 1~.S3

4 Mayurbhanj 132 )63 4.05 5.53 32.79 3.80 51.5 b.S8'

5 Baleshwar 160 212 4.96 6.71 38.06 5.32 49.7 i7.24 f

6 Cuttack 134 180 4.27 6.03 32.27 4.61 44.4 1S.24 , .

1 Dhenkanal 134 171 4.35 5.73 32.43 4.30 46.6 ?-82'" jII" I ..

8 Phulbani 156 204 ~.oo 6.60 39.06 4.06 49.5 1~.21

9 ~alangir 132 170 4.30 \ 5.71 32.57 4.02 46.0 17.83

10 Kalahand! 120 141 3.82 4.57 29.86 3.94 44.7 It.57' H' Kbraput 133 166 4.18 5.33 34.10 3.63 49.3 IS.03

12 Ganjam 99 129 3.12 4.17 24.06 4.21 48.5 17.69

Q .Puri 123 164 3.96 5.38 29.92 4.28 41.9 18.00

Col 8 CWR (0-4) No. a/children o/age 0-4 years per 100 women aged 15-49 years (Districlprofile. 9/)

higq~r tllan the~ rat~Tecorcl'ed for the district. Among all tlie Ciistri<!ts-otthe state,Phulabani district records highest fertility rate of five whereas Kalahandi district claiins 1)th position with 3182 pe~thousand population.

• t}--

'Child-worn,n ratio:

The raij9 be~een the-child and woman is a very useful and simple form of fertility measurement. Child­woman ratio"is the ratio of children under five years of age (0-4 year) and women from 45-49 years of age:"tts perJ:hej99 1 "Cen&us; the child-woman ratio was 46.5 at the state le~l:""At the district level it is seen that seven districts namely Kendujhar, Mayurbhanj, Baleshwar, Phulabani, Koraput, Ganjam ~nd Dh.enkanal have recorde(f higher child-woman ratJo than the state and the rest six districts have recorded lower' child-womro1 ratio.

Number of children ever born per woman in 45-4" age group, 1991

, highest nUlpber of children ever born to worpan ~n this .age ;g~oup ,was recorded in Balesbwar d~~trict, followeq.by Cuttack, Kendujhar, Dhenkanal and Pori' district. The lowest t1umber of 3 .63 children per.ever­married wQman in thiS age group is noticed in !<OIJiPut. district. ~ \ ' >

" Mean age at marriage of currently ma.;rled . ,

.. P ....

women: • J •

, ,", Mean age-or-in other words, the average a~e at

m~rriage of currently married women in the stat~ 'is 17.96 years as per the 1991 CensuS.

I I ' ·e

As far' as\the average age of ,currently maqied women at the districts is concerned, it is observed that six districts namely Sundargarh, Koraput,

" >

Phulabani, Kendujh~r, Cutttack and Puri .baye

As shown in this talJ.kt.the number of children (lvet born per married woman in the 45-49 age group wa$ 4.22 at the state lever arid at the district level,

411

recorded higher average than the state. How~ver,

among these districts, Koraput, Phulabani, Sundargarh

ana Kenduj~ar are mainly inhabited by Scheduled

Tribe population.

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ANNEXURE-IV

Percentage distributation of migrants by place of birth/place, of last residence, 2001 Census

Migration is a fact of life. It contributes substantially to the growth of population. Even in those economies where mobility is almost absent the female popUlation migrate after marriage. Interna~ migration may be between two places. It may be inter district, inter-regional and inter state migration. In the event of int~rnal migration, the popUlation of the country remains unaffected whereas only sub-national or regional population is affected.

The internal migration of population has not only demographi~ but also socio-economic implications and its effects are more serious. Such migration tends to affect age, sex ratio and demographic behaviour such as fertility, mortality and above all the population structure as a whole.

There are 44,315 migrants in the district of Nuapada of which 8,017 are males and 36,298 are

Table -IV

Inmigrants classified by place of birth, 2001

Statei Total From other district of the state From o,ther stateslUTs From other countries

District Person Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Person Males Female

234 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

ORISSA 3,189,242 1,,59,780 2,029,462 2,472,336

(77.52)

868,127 1,604,209 658,984 260,729 398,255 57,922 30,924

(74.85) (79.05) (20.66) (22.48) (19.62) (1.82) (2.67)

26,998

(1.33)

Nuapada 44,315 8,017 36,298 27,303 5',357

(61.61) (66.82)

females. The composition of migrants in the district shows that 61.61 per cent have migrated from different districts of the state. Inmigrants from other states of India constitute 38.28 per cent. Inmigrants from other countries form 0.11 per cent only.

Coming to the sex-wise distribution of migrants in the district it is seen that the proportion of male migrants in the district is higher than their female counterparts. But in state level the female migrants are more than their male counterparts in the district. The proportion of female migrants from other states/ UTs to the district is higher than the males. Similarly male immigrants from other countries constitute 0.30

21,946 16,965 2,636 14,329 47 24 23

(60.46) (38.28) (32.88) (39.48) (0.11) (0.30) (0.06)

per cent as against 0.06 per cent of female. Above all, the inmigrants from other districts of the state constitute the majority followed by other stateslUTs and other countries.

" Table-V presents data on inmigrants by place of last residence as per 2001 Census: Migration from the place of last residence 'other than the place of birth may be termed as last residence migration. Such migrants number 1,176,547 persons in the state and 14,761 persons in the district.

Among 14,761 migrants into the district of. Nuapada, 69.81 per cent males and 61.22 per cent

Table-V

State/ District

1 ORISSA

Nuapada

Mi rants classifled ace oflast residence mth duration of residence 0-9 ears 2001 Census Total migrants

P M F

2 3 4 1,176,547 494,822 681,725

14,761 3,769 10,992

From other district of the state

P M F

5 6 7 942,929 388,565 554,364 (80.14) (78.53) (81.32)

9,360 2,631 6,729 (63.41) (69.81) (61.22)

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From other state IUTs of From other cOW1lries India

P M F P M F

8 9 10 11 12 113

229,687 103,986 125,70{ 3,931 2.,271 1,660 (19.52) (21.01) (18.44) (0.33) (0.46) (0.24)

5,394 1,136 4,258 7 2 5 (36.54) (30.14) (38.74) (0.05) (0.05) (0.05)

ANNEXURES

females have migrated from other districts of the state. Inmigration from other states constitutes 30.14

per cent males and 38.74 per cent females. Inmigrants

from other countries form a very negligible proportion of 0.05 per cent only.

It may be mentioned here that Nuapada and Kalahandi districts were created from the old

Kalahandi district after the Census 1991. During the Census, 1991 the total number of migrants by place of last residence with duration of residence 0-9 years in undivided Kalahandi district was 35,285 with 12,510 males and 22,775 females. The percentage of inmigration from other districts of the state was 77.26 per cent whereas the inmigration from other countries was 0.71 per cent.

ANNEXURE - V

Brief account of main religions in the district as per 2001 Census

Religion is one of the important characteristics of popUlation. It not only influences the socio-cultural life of the people but also binds the whole populati~n belonging to a specific religion in the bonds of unity and brotherhood. The information on religion collected by census is of great interest to the public in general and anthropologists, administrators, sociologists, demographers and planners in particular.

At the 2001 Census, major religions of the State and the Nuapada District along with their popUlation are shown in Table- VI.

As noticed from Table- VI, followers of Hindu religion constitute more than 90 per cent in the State and Nuapada district. In the dis~rict the followers of Hindu religion constitute 98.61 per cent. Although Christian popUlation stands second at state level,

Muslim population with 0.76 per cent, ranks second position in the district. The followers of Christian, Jain, Sikh and Buddhist religions claims a very negligible proportion, which range between 0.01 per cent to 0.28 per cent.

A look at the rural-urban distribution offollowers ofthese religions revea!s that 94.92 per cent followers of Hindu and 62.23 per cent of Christian are reported from rural areas of the district and concentration of followers of Jain, Sikh and Buddhist religions is found in urban areas of the district.

In the 1991 Census, the total number of followers of all Religions in undivided Kalahandi district was 1,600,385 of which the highest number of followers was claimed by Hindus (99.15 per cent) followed by Muslims (0.37 per cent) and Christians (0.32 per cent).

Tab\e - VI Religions arranged in descending order for the State and Nuapada district 2001 Census

State! Religion No. of followers Percentage to total Proportion District Population Rural Urban

ORISSA All Religions 36,804,660 100.00 85.01 14.99 Hindus 34,726,129 94.35 85.51 14.49 Christians 897,861 2.44 85.00 15.00 Muslims 761,985 2.07 58.33 41.67 Others 361,981 0.98 98.03 1.97 Religion not stated 20,195 0.05 89.17 10.83 Sikhs 17,492 0.05 11.96 88.04 Buddhists 9,863 0.03 85.93 14.07 lains 9,154 0.02 34.04 65.96

Nuapada All Religions 530,690 100.00 94.34 5.66 Hindus 523,309 98.61 94.92 5.08 Muslims 4,045 0.76 56.32 43.68 Christians 1,496 0.28 62.23 37.77 lains 813 0.15 38.62 61.38 Sikhs 735 0.14' 19.05 80.95 Religion not stated 215 0.04 93.49 6.51 Buddhists 64 0.01 81.25 18.75 Others 13 . 0.00 69.23 30.77

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ANNEXURE-VI

Marital Status of population as per 2001 Census

Marital status is one of the important demographic characteristics of the population. The composition of population on the basis of marital status is defined in Indian population census as (i) Never married (ii) married (iii) widowed (iv) divorced and separated for the state and the district and is presented in Table-VII.

Table- VII reveals that the married category claims 46.95 per cent of the total population closely followed by never married category in the district. The widow category forms 5.12 per cent and the divorced and separated constitutes a very negligible proportion. Coming to the sexwise distribution of population under different marital category, it is seen that 51.28 per cent males belong to never married as

against 43.77 per cent among females. Similarly 46.64 per cent males and 47.25 per cent females belong to married category, 1.77 per cent of males and 8.45 per cent offemales belong to widowed category while divorced and separated marital status claim a very negligible proportion both among males and females. The same pattern of distribution of persons, males and females in different marital status holds good at

)

the state level.

In the undivided district of Kalahandi,the percentage of married persons was 47.55, whereas the percentage of never married persons was 47.00. The percentage of widowed and divorced /separated persons constituted 4.96 and 0.47 respectively in the 1991 Census.

Table - vn Sex-wise distribution of Population by Marital Status, 2001 Census

State !District Marital Status Persons Males

2 3 4

ORISSA Total 36,804,660 18,660,570

Never ffi!IITied 18,447,277 10,ll7,851

(50.12) (54.22)

Married 16,518,353 8,172,008

(44.88) (43.79)

Widowed 1,706,175 336,052

(4.64) (1.80) Divorced/ Separated

132,855 34,659

(0.36) (0.19)

Nuapada Total 530,690 264,396

Never married 252,128 135,584

(47.51) (51.28)

Married 249,137 123,308

(46.95) (46.64)

Widowed 27,197 4,693'

(5.12) (1.77)

Divorced/ Separated 2,228 811

(0.42) (0,31)

414

Females

5

18,144,090

8,329,426

(45.91)

8,346,345

(46;00)

1,370,123

(7.55)

98,196

(0.54)

266,294

116,544

(43.77)

125,829

(47.25)

22,504

(8.45)

1,417

(0.53)

ANNEXURE-VII

Age, Sex and Education in the district, 2001 Census

Educational qualification according to age and sex is dep.icted in various tables of Census. Certain concepts/definitiens associated with literacy have been defined in the earlier paragraphs under "Census Concepts"

Distribution of literate persons in different Educational levels in the State : 2001

Distribution of literate persons in differen~ educational levels at the state level is shown below.

The proportion of literate persons in different educational levels does not provide an encouraging picture since more than 55 per cent (58.25 per cent)

among literate persons, 55. I I per cent males and 68.04 per cent females have attained only primary and below primary level of education followed by middle standard with 14.50 per cent persons 14.87 per cent males and 13.93 per cent females.

As far as technical education is concerned, it may be mentioned here that the proportion of such persons to total literate persons is abysmally low. It is only 0.74 per cent.

Among the higher educational levels graduate and above educational level claims 5.98 per cent followed by higher secondary/ intermediate with only 5.15 per cent.

Table -VIll Distribution of literate and educated persons in different educational levels in the State, 2001

Nmne of State Educational Level Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5

ORISSA Total Population 36,804,660 18,660,570 18,144,090

Literate 19,837,055 11,992,333 7,844.722

i) Literate without any formal schooling 428,001 279,304 148,697

including educational level unclassified (2.16) (2.33) (1.90)

ii) Below Primary 5,755,797 3,328,385 2,427,412

(29.02) (27.~5) (30.94)

iii) Primary 5,798,954 3,280,957 2,517,997

(29.23) (27.36) (32.10)

iv). Middle 2,875,760 1,783,236 1,092,524

(14.50) (14.87) (13.93)

v) M at ric/Secondary 2,616,294 1,665,245 951,049

(13.19) (13.89) (12.12)

vi) Higher secondary nntermediate 1,021,802 664!408 357,394

Pre-University/Senior secondary (5.15) (5.54) (4.56)

vii) N on-technical dip lorna or 8,944 7,495 1,449

r. certificate not equal to degree (0.05) (0.06) (0.02)

I

viii) Technical dip lorna or cert ificate 145,863 1)6,593 29,270

not equal to degree (0.74) (0.97) (0,37)

ix) Graduate & above 1,185,640 866,710 318,930

(5.98) (7.23) (4.07)

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Table -lX Distribution of literate and educated persons in different educational levels btl ~ JiStttict,2MI

Name of Educational Level

District I 2

Nuapada Total Population

Literate

i) Literate without any formal schoQling including educational level unclassified

ii) Below Primary

iii) Primary

iv) Middle

v) M atriclSecondary I

vi) Higher secondary /Intermediate

Pre-U nivers ity {Senior secondary

VIi) Non-technical diploma or

certificate not equal to degree

viii) Technical diploma or certificate

not equal to degree

ix) Graduate & above

As per the 2001 Census the population of Nuapada district was 530,690 of which 187,412 are literate and educated persons. Among the literate persons 129,461 are males and 57,951 are female~. The literate persons constitute 42.00 per cen~ of the total population of the district. The literacy has been calculated after excluding the population in the age group 0-6 who are considered as illiterates. Distribution of literates is shown in the above Table-IX.

Persons Males Females

3 4 5

530,690 264,396 266,294

187,412 129,461 57,951

6,845 5,400 1,445

(3.65) (4.17) (2.49)

65,176 42,909 22,267

(34.78) (33.14) (38.42)

54,005 35,825 18,180

(28.82) (27.67) (31.37)

28,352 20,306 8,046

(J5.13) (15.69) (I3.88)

20,051 14,884 5,167

(10.70) (1.1.50) (8.92)

5,956 4,389 1,567

(3.18) (3.39) (2.70)

29 21 8

(0:02) (0.02) (0.01)

1,354 1,096 258

(0.72) (0.85) (0.45)

5,644 . 4,631 1,013

(3.01) (3.58) (1. 75)

levei, graduate and above educational level claims 3.01 per cent followed by higher secondary/senior secondary with 3.18 per cent. The pattern of distribution of males and females in different educational level also holds well with a slight variation among females in below primary and primary level education.

In the 1991 Census the total literate persons of the undivided Kalahandi district 'was 401,298 of which the highest percentage was recorded under Below

The educational attaimnent of the population has primary educational level i.e. 41.38 and the lowest been classified into different educational levels. percentage was 0.18 in the educational level of Non-

Among these educational levels, middle educ~tional technical diploma not equal to degree, The percentage level claims 15.13 per cent followed by primary level of Graduate and above persons was 0.52 only whereas with 28.82 per cent and below primary level with Middle standard and Matriculation/Secondary claimed 34.78 per cent. Matriculation and secondary level 2l.89 and 7.50 per cent respectively to total literate claims 10.70 per cent. Among higher educational persons of the district.

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ANNEXVRES

State/

Districi'

ORISSA

Nuapada

Table -x Distribution of females in tbe age group 15-44 years by educationalle\el, 2001

Total

Rural

Urban

No. of Women

aged 15-44

years

Percentage of Women aged 15-44 years by educational level

Total Illiterate Uterate but Middle but Matrie but Qaduate &

2 3 4 5. Total 8,589,378 100 46.29 Rural 7,224,698 100 50.62 Urban 1,364,680 100 23.39

Total 118,769 100 75.13 Rural III ,617 100 77.52 \.}rban 7,152 100 37.74

below below Middle Matrie

6 7 26.39 9.06 27.07 8.72 22.76 10.89

13.51 4.S9

.J3.15 4.51

below

Graduate

8 14.78 11.74 30.84

5.67 4.33

above

9 '3.48 \ 1.85

12.12

q.S1 Q.48

19.04 10.75 26.52 ~.94

Table-X as pepicted above, presents the women During-the €ensus 1991, in the undivided~istrict of Kalahandi the percentage of illiterate in the !emale age group of 15-44 was 86.35. On the literary group; the highest percentage with 7.73 was claimed by literate but below middle followed by middle but below­matric with 3.62 per cent, matric but belo~ gradlJate with 1.94 per cent and lastly graduate and above was claimed ,with Q..35 per cent. The percentage oYitrban literacy waS more than the rural literacy rate in all. most all of ~he educational levels.

'under the age group 15-44 in different educational levels in th/e 'di'Strict of Nuapada: The propOrtion of female literacy of the district in this age group is leS}; than 'the/state average for totai, rural and urban 'areas p-ertaining to different levels of education.The highest peroent~ge is shown in the educational level of Literate but below middle with 13.51 per cent and tbe Gradua~e and above 1evel is at· the least with 0.81 per c~ht in-the dis~rict 'of Nuapada.

Table -XI Children in the llge group 0-14 years with number of children 'attending school, 2001 Census

f

N~e of the Description Total Rural Urban stato'District

_ .1 2 ORISSA Total

Nuapada

Population in the"age group 0-14 years

_No. of Children attending School Percentlige

To]~1

Populat'ion in thc¥gfoup O-14Ye8rs

No. of Children attendin,g School Percentage

'persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 3 _ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12,207,872 6,235,873 5,971,999 10,592,499 5,402,181 5,190,318 1,615,373 833,692 781,.681

5,618,880 3,042,840 2,576,040 4,721,148 2,569,899- Z,151,339 897,732 473,031 '424,761

(46.03) (48.S0) (43.14)

184,868 93,602 91,266

70,356 41,563 28,793

(44.57)

175,058

(47.57) ,

88,611 \ '

(41.45)

86,447

64,81S 38,651 26.i67

(38.06) (44.40) (31.55) (31.03) - (43.62) (30.27)

417

(55.57) (56.74} (54.33)

9,810 4,99L 4,819

5,538 2,912, ,2,626

(56.45) (58.35) (54;49)

Table-XI depicts the number of male and female children in the age group 0-14 years in the state and the district and the proportion of male and female children among them attending school. As shown in the table, the total number of children in the age group 0-14 is 184,868 of which 93,602 are males and 91,266 are females in the district. Among these children, 44.40

per cent male children and 31.55 per cent female children were attending schools in total areas of the distFict as against 48.80 per cent males and 43.14 per cent females in the state. Similarly the percentage of male and female children attending school in rural

. area~ of the State is much higher than the rural areas

of the District.

ANNEXURE- VIII

Mother tongue, 2001 Census

Language is an important attribute of population and has great relevance and significance in multi­ethnic and multi-lingual social structure like Orissa. The definition of 'Mother tongue' has been given

I under "Census Concept" in the previous chapters.

The Census of India is the richest source of language data and has thrown much light on the ethnic and linguistic char~cteristics of the population. Like the previous Census the mother tong?e as returned by individual, was collected classified and grouped under appropriate languages according to their linguistic characteristics. Details of mother tongue

re~urns as recorded in 200 i Census for the State are given in Table-XII.

At the state level the major language returned as mother tongue are Oriya (8] _.22 pe.r cent) followed by Kui (2.48 per cent), Telugu(I.94 per cent), Salltali( 1.82 per cent) and other languages. Oriya language being the language of the state' holds the highest percentage followed by languages mainly spoken by the tribal people of the state. The scheduled languages which have heen returned as mother tongue and have a prominent place are Telugu (1.94 per cent), Urdu (1,6.6 per cent), Bengali (1.33 per cent) and Hindi (T.02 per cent).

Table -XU Major languages returned as Mother Tongue in the State, 2001 Census

SI.No. Mother tongue No. of persons who returned the language as their mother tongues, 200 I

TOTAL Percentage to RURAL URBAN Proportion total population Ruml Urban

ORISSA 36,804,660 100.00 31,287,422 5,517,238 85.01 14.99

ORIYA 29,893,729 81.22 25,707,762 4,185,967 86.00 14.00

2 KUI 914,142 2.48 893,894 20,248 97.79 2.21

3 TELUGU 712,291 1.94 422,842 289,449 59.36 40.64

4 SANTALI 670,111 1.82 632,136 37,975 94.33 5.67

5 URDU 611,502 1.66 354,853 256,649 58.03 41.97

6 SAMBALPURI 516,914 1.40 482,710 34,204 93.38 6.62 •

7 BENGALI 490,586 1.33 353-,235 137,35.1 72.00 2a.OO

8 HINDI 376,325 1.02 85,650 290,675 n.76 77.24

9 SADAN/SADRI 322,416 0.88 264,670 57,746 82.09 17.91

10 HO 252,526 069 240,756 11,770 95.34 4.66

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Major I.Jlnguages returned as Mother Tongue in the State, 2001 Census SI.No. M other tongue

No. of persons who returned the language as their mother tongues, 2001

TOTAL Percentage to RURAL URBAN Proportion total population Rural Urban

'il MUNDA 231,980 0.63 203,766 28,214 87.84 12.16

12 SAVARA 172,287 0.47 166,342 5,945 96.55 3.45

13 KlSAN 139,428 0.38 129,905 9,523 93.17 6.83

14 MUNDARI 119,573 0.32 112,440 7,133 94.03 5.97

15 KOYA 113,668 0.31 113,300 368 99.68 0.32

16 KURMALI THAR 112,916 031 111,430 1,486 98.68 1.32

17 KHONDIKONDH 110,602 0.30 108,101 2,501 97.74 2.26

.18 CHI,fA TTISGARHI 107,350 0.29 96,185 11,165 89.60 10.40

19 Total of Other Mother Tongues 936,314 2.54 807,445 128,869 86.24 13.76

As shown in the Table- XIll, major mother tongue returns of Nuapada district have been arranged in descending order of the number of speakers as per

respectively. The speakers ofBanjari, Gujarati, Urdu,

Savara, Telugu, Punjabi, Laria, Marathi and Bengali

forms between 0.04 per cent to 0.17 per cent whereas

other mother tongues form 0.96 per cent. ", the 2001 Census. Of these mother tongues, speakers of ORIYA mother tongue are highest and constitute 80.68 per cent of the total population of the district. The next mother tongues in order are Chhattisgarhi

. ~d ... Hindi which form 15.72 and 1.71 per cent

Rural Urban distribution of speakers of different

mother tongues reveals the preponderance of

speakers of Oriya, Chhattisgarhi, Banjari, Savara,

Table -XID

Major I.Jlnguages returned as Mother Tongue in Nuapada District, 1001 Census

SI.No. M other tongue No. of persons who returned the language as their mother tongues, 2001

TOTAL Percentage to RURAL URBAN Prop ert ion

total population Rural Urban

NUAPADA 530,690 100.00 500,652 30,038 94.34 5.66

, ·1 ORlYA 428,136 80.68 412,317 15,819 96.31 3.69

2 CHHA TTISGARHI 83,436 15.72 76,847 6,589 92.10 7.90

3 HINDI 9,059 1.71 3,674 5,385 40.56 59.44

4 BANJARI 894 0.17 894 0 100.00 0.00

,5 i GUJARATI 802 0.15 287 515 35.79 64.21

6 URDU 686 0.13 402 284 58.60 41.40

7 SAVARA 668 0.13 651 17 97.46 2.54

8 TELUGU 561 0.11 351 210 62.57 37.43

9 PUNJABI 469 0.09 8 461 1.71 98.29

10 LARIA 359 0.07 352 7 98.05 1.95

11 MARATHI 298 0.06 37 261 12.42 87.58

12 BENGALI 206 0.04 130 76 63.11 36.89

13 Total of Other Mother T oRgues 5,116 0.96 4,702 414 91.91 8.09

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Laria, mother tongue in rural areas of the district and

the speakers of Hindi,Gujarti, Punjabi and Marathi •

mother tongues are more in number in the urban areas

of the district.

It is pertinent to note here that mother tongues

as returned in the population Census are basically

the designations, or mother tongue labels and are

always not identical with the actual linguistic medium.

For ascertaining the co-relation between the mother

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tongue designation and the actual languages and the dialects, the raw returns were subjected to thorough scrutiny and rationalization.

The total number of Oriya speakers in undivided Kalahandi district was 1,433,325 during 1991 Census and their percentage to total population was 89.56 per cent. The speakers of Hindi mother tongue was in the second position with 6.27 per cent The remaining mother tongues were varying in between 0.01 to 3.23 per cent. -