CENSUS O'F INDIA 1981

SERIES-3 : ASSAM

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK'

PART XIII-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

DIBRUGARH DISTRICT

N.K.CHOUDHURY of the Indian Administrative Service

DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ASSAM

Printed at

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KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI-181 019

'Foreword

Preface

CONTENTS

J. Analytical Note

2. Village Directory

Appendix (I)

Appendix (n)

Appendix (III)

Note explaining the codes used in the viIJage Directory (3) Sadyia P.S. Alphabetical list of villages (7) Amenities and land used (to) Doomdooma P.S.-Alphabetical list of villages (30) Amenities and land used (36) Tinsukia P.S. - Alphabetical list of villages (76) Amenities and land used (78) Digboi P.S. Alphabetical Jist of villages (95) Amenities and land used (98) Margherita P.S. -Alphabetical list of villages (1l8) Amenities and land used (120) Bordubi P.S. -Alphabetical list of villages (138) Amenities and land used (144) Chabua P.S.-Alphabetical list of villages (186) Amenities and land used (188) Dibrugarh P,S. - Alphabetical list of villages (201) Amenities and land used (206) Moran P.S. Alphabeti­cal list of villags (245) Amenities and land used (250) Joypur P.S.­Alphabetical list of villages (294) Amenities and land used (302).

Police Station wise abstract of Educational, Medical and other amenites.

Land Utilisation Date in Respect pf Non-municipal Town's.

Police station wise list of viJlages where no Amenities other than Drinking water are available.

3. Section (ll) Town Directory

Note Explaining the codes used in the Town Directory (375) State­ment-I Status and Growth History (378) Statement-II Physical Aspects and Location of Town 1979 (.180) Statemen,t-III Municipal Finance 1978-79 (382) Statement-IV Civic and other amenities 1979 (384) Statement-V Medic;:al, Educational. Recreational and cultural Facilities, 1979 (386) Statement-VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 (388).

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FOREWORP

The District Census Handbook (De H), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State ~overnments. is: one of' the: most Valuable prOducts' of the Census. The DCa is constantly refened to by,: p~a~rs.:", aclministratots. academicians alJd r~archers. It· is ,infe,. alia used, for delirnitatiQn of c~Rstituencies. formulation of local level and ,regional plans:.and a5 an aid to District admiAistratiori. . It provides . useful data on infrastructure and a~nitj~~: in 'villages 8Ild towns.

The District Census Handb9(lk series was initiated during the 1951 Censtis. It contained important census ·tables and peA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the di<.:trict. admini-;trative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA •. The ,1971 DCH Series was planned, in . three parts. Part-A related to village and tOWtl directory, Part-B to .village and town' peA and Part-C comprised ana1ytical report. administrative statistics, district c~nsus tables and' certain analytical tables based on peA and aqtepity data in respect of villages;., . However,' in some states Part-C was confined to. district census tables and· in a few cases altogether" given up due to delay in comp~lation anq p~inting.

Whil~ designing the format iof 1981 DCH 'ser~es some new featu~es ~ al~ng with the restructuring of the format of village and town directory have' been· at,lempted. At the same time, comparability wjth th~ 1971 data has also been; k~pt in view. All the amenities except power supply in the viJJage have heen brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the qistance in broad ranges from the nearest place wher~ the amenity is avai(;lbl~ may b! gi v~n. The r~structuring of the form'v of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure ac;pect particularly in relation to amenities and 1afld-use pattern is expected !o further meet the need of micro level planning for rural area. [t is expected to help not only in local. area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as weH as to minimise the regional imbalance~ in the process of deve10pment A few now items of the information have also' been . introduced" to meet some of the requirements of the Revi-sed Minimum Nell!ds programme.' Such' new items of information as adult literacy centres primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new iteme on approach to the village is to' have an idea aeout the villages in the district which are inacccssibk

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The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requi­rements of 1he Minimum Needs Programme by providing information, -on a few new items. A new statement on civic aod other amenities in slums in class-l and class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has ,bun iptrodw:ep with this obj{ctive in mind. It is expected tbat this will help the plann~s to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums.

'$ince "the 1981, Census could noL be conducted in Assam, only Part-A contai· ning village· 'and town, directory is being published for the State.,' Further~ even in part-A some of innovations. introduCed in dle' 1981 DCH series in otller States" which 'Were based on census dat~ ltaV." been dropped,. At the beginning of the village ahd town directory an analytical Dote supported by inset tables based on nonrensus data in relation, to the infrastructure has been introduced to make it more useful. The district and police-station level'maps depicting the boundaries" 'and- other Important features have been inserted at : apprepriate places' to enhance the 'utility· of the publication; '.

'This pubficatiQil is a joint' venture 0.£ the State Government and t.he Census organisation, The data have been collected and compiled in' the State under' thc direction of Shri N. K. Choudhury, IAS~ the Director of Census Operations~ Assam on behalf of the State' Government which has borne the cost of: printing'. 'The task Of planning, designing and co-ordination of this' publica.tion was c3rried out by 'Dr ~ N.G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. 8.K,. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map). provided the ,technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data. . received from Census DireCtorates have been', scrutinised' in _ the Sociaf' 'St.udres Division ,itt the headquarters_ llDder the guidance of Shri M. M. ilua, Se,nior" R~search . Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

New D~lhi 2nd Septem.ber$' 19.8~. eneJal* India.

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PREFAGE

The District Census Handbook (DCH) which constitutes one of most important census publications, made its first appearance in 1951 and was immediately acclaimed by a large section of academicians, administrators, planners, policy-makers, researchers scholars and many non-governmental agencies.

The form of DCH has undergone considerable changes since 1951 to accomodate more and more information as demanded by the actual users of the handbooks.

The 1981 Census publication programme envisaged publication of nCH in two parts: Part A related to village and Town Directory and Part B to General Population Tables, Village & Town wise Primary Census Abstract (PCA) and PCA for scheduled Castes and scheduled Tribes.

Since the 1981 Census could not be conducted in AS'sam we have to restrict publication of our DCH 10 part A only. Further, even in part A, some of innovations introduced in. the 1981 DCH based on Census data could not be incorporated.

The data presented in this volume had been collected and compiled under the guidance of Shri N. K Choudhury, who was Director of Census Operations. A&sam till January, 1983. The tables and statements have been prepared by a team of dedicated workers in this office who have worked whole heartedly on the job. Shri N. Bhattacharjee. Assistant Director (T) besides being in overall charge of supervision has prepared the analytical note in which he was ably assisted by Shri S. K Baruah, Investigator G.K. Dutta. S.A and T. D. Sinha, S.A of this Directorate. Shri S. K. Baruah, Investigator has rendered yeoman's service in all stages of production of this handbook. Dr. R. Kumar, Geographer has done corrmendable job in preparation of the maps ot district and police stations. We are grateful to Dr. N. G. Nag. the then Deputy Registrar General (Social studies) and Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (~), India for all the assistance we received from them in preparation of the tables and statements and drawing of District and Police Station maps.

Above all, we are deeply indebted t0t Shri Padmanlbha, Ex-Registrar General, India and Shri V. S Verma, present Registrar General, India for their unfailing guidance and constant inspiration in bringing out this publication.

Guwahati December ], 1989.

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J C. Bhuyan. Deputy Director of Census Operations,

Assam.

ANALYTICAL NOTE i

Concepts:

Though "the 1981 Census could not be , c~nd\1Cted!;'iDi Assam. the ,census conceptes as' adopted in other parts of tht" country are discussed in the following paragraphs for a general knowledge of the 'reader. "

;Rnrill an' tJrbad Areas:

Toe clas~ifteatron of the population ot a 90untry as rUfal and urban at a census is well­recognised di,chotomy all oyer the world. But

. in view of verying conditioDs between country to country it has been not found possible to haveaunij'orm definitioD'that can be uaiversaUy ~pplicaple ~o aU the countries.

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l'he ba~ic unit for rpral~reas in 1981 Cen­sus of Indi~' is' the revenu~ vill~ge wllich bas definite' surveyed boundaries. The revenue vilJage may comprise several hamlets but the emire :VIllage is treate(! a,s one ,unit ,for presen­tation of data. In unsurveyed villages within forest \ or hilly areas each habitatj9n area with

, locally recognised boundaries is tr~ated as one unit.

Urban areas are specially defined for census purposes. In the 19&1 Census, the same criteria as adopted In 1961 &. 1?71 Censuses ar~ adop ted with" minor varif).tion. Urban areas in the '19'8 I Ce~s us are :

(a) All places with a municipality, corpo-

ration, cantonment board or notified town area;

(b) . All other pla~s which satisfied the f olAowiqg criteria :

. i] A minimum population of 5,000;

Ii] At least 75% of the male working popUlation engaged in non-agricultural (and allied) economic purSuit; ,

iii] A density of population of at least 400 per square kilometre' ( 1,000 per sQuar~ mile ) .

. The urban criterion of 1981 varies slightly

from that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses in tbat the males working in activities such as fishing, hunting. logging etc. were treated, as 'etlgaged

" in nOD-agriculturaloJlctivity ~durirtg those' cen­suses, whereas in 1981 census these'activities are treated as on par with cultivation and agri­cultutallabour. i.e. agricultutaI acti\tity fOf the purpose of this criterion.

Apart from th~ criteria enunciated ~bove, . (:the Directors of Census Operations were given some discretion in respect of some marginal cases to include, in consultation with State Government, some places, that had other disti­nct ur ban characteristics and also to exclude certain areas which can no longer, be treated a~ urban according to 1981 criteria.

CeBsus House : A Census/House is a building , I

or part of a building ha. ving a separate main

entrance fronl the road of common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recognised as a sepa­rate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpuse or both.

Household: A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and 'would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencjes pf circumstances prevented any of th-em from doing ~o, TheI~ may be a house­hold of persons related by blood or a house­Iibld of unrelated persons or having a niix of both Examples of unrelated households are boarding houses, 1p~~ses, hostels, residential hotels, rescue.hOllles. jai!s, ashrams etc. These a(; ~aIJ~d "Instiiu~jonal Households". There may' be on~ memb~r households, 2 ~em ber households or multimember householc.s. For ',ce~sV& purposes, each of these typ~s is regarced 'as a'hoUsehold. - , ,

Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes:

The lists of SqheduJed C~s:tes a~d Schedpled iribe~ wele.nQtifujd wr the first time under the 'Co~t;i.luu9n (~.Atfdul~d Ca,ste~) Ord~r, 1950 & the. Constitutiq.i:l \$chedJ.de~ fnbes) o[d~r 1950. Th~,&e li~ts, have ,~en: modified or, ,amendc.:d or .;s·uppl¢1il)ent~9 froJ;ll, time to tjme. On we reo~anisatj.p'n of t~,~ States, th~ Sche~uled Cas­tes i:lnd Scheduled Tribes (MopificatJ9n) Order. came into force from October 29, 1956. Ther._;­after, a few orders 'Specifying Scheduled Caste,/ TrIbes in respect, Of a few indi vidual states also came into fdrce.

Li~ate

A person who 'Can both read and \\rite wirh understanding in any language is taken as literate. A perso1\ who can merely read but cannot write, is Dot Ii.tiHterate. It is not nece-

ssary that a person who is literate should ha ve received any formal education or should. have passed any minimum educational standard.

Main Worker :

Main worker is a per~on whose main acti-1 viW;is participation in-any economically produ­ctive work for at least 183 days or more durirg one year preceding the date of enumeration considered as the reference period. 'Such pal­ticipation may be p4ysi,cal,or mental in nature. Work involves nofonly actual partiCipation in work 'but also -effective ;~upervisjon an(1 direc-tion ofwO'l k. .' .

MargInal Worker :

Marginal wor.ker is a veJ:'~olJ ~ho ,has been participating in' some work during the prece­ding OD.e ,y~ar bUt such participation is only

-;marginal and not for ,the major part of the ,year.

Non-worker :

NOl!Jkworker is a :person. woo bas never done any work during,tbe'last ~ne year prior to the date of enumeration. Non-workrrs ~re divi­ded into seven categories.' The symbols which have been used to indicate these categories, are given aga~nst ea,ch ,category.

i) Household duties H ii) Students S

iFi) Dependents D iv) Retired persons or retltiers :' R _ v) Beggars, etc. B vi) Inmates of institution . : I

vii) Other non-wof~er~ 0

Brief History ofthei Jj;strict, : '", . \.' " ; ,

The district of Lakhimpur was bifurcated on October 2, 1971 to create the districts of

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L.akhinipur 'and Dibrugarh. Dihrugarb district whicb comprises the ~uthirn part of ' the utidi­videa Lakhimpur district, was created out of the Dibrugarh Sub-division of ,the erstwhile Lakhimpur district, It is bounded on the north and north-west by the river Brahmaputra which forms the c-mnmon. boundary' between' Lakhim­pur and Dibrugarh district, on the north-east, east and south-east by Arunachal Pradesh and on the South-west by Sibsagar district.

It is situated be'tween 27°5' and 27c 58' North latitude and 94,°35' and 96~O East longitude and cQvers~n area of 7, pO sq., kms,' ,

'TM"midivided district of Lakltimpur as an administrative unit was a creation of the British in the nineteenth century.

, ,fP~ior to 1842, North~Lakimpqr was the district head-quarters:of the u~vided LaJiliim­purdi~trict .. It,: was,' o,nly i~ 1:842, when the British added the territories of Sadiya and the Matak country to the La~hi~pur district, that its hea:dqiza;rt~rs were shifted toDibrugarh,in the Malak county f;l.nd it contlnlled 'as the district headquarters o( Lakhimpur district till its bifurc~tion 'in Oc5tober, 197 J •

Origin Of the name :

The narrre ,jDibrugarh" is formed from the combination of two words, "Dibrtl and 'Garh' which' together ineans the fort (Garh) on the bank of the river Dibru. This fort was built by'the British to repel any inva&ion by the hill tribes.

Early History :, ,

The early history of the ',district can be tra­ced only after the Ahom invasion in 1228 A.D.

, prior to it some scattered facts and accounts may' be found from a few ancient inscriptions & from the observation of a Chinese travelJer.

There are good reasons for supposing that cen'uries ago lakbimpur formed a part of the

'territory of a civilised prince who was over­thrown by the Chutiyas. Very little is known about the early history of the Chutiyas, but tbey are believed to be members of the great Bodo race and to have entered the plains from the north-east. The Chutiyas are supposed to be the first ruling tribe in Lakhimpur.

Short History of the Chutiyas : : >'{

Birpal, founder of Chutiya Kingdom, ruled , '

over sixty families on a hill called Sonagir:i . His son; Sont.giri Pal or Gauri Narayan~ bro­ught under his yoke the Chutiyas on the neigJi­bouring hiUs (RamgaJgiri, Nilglri, Chandra­giri etc.) and descended into the valley of Brahmaputra and defeated' Raja Bhadra Sep.

, who ruled in the plains. He t~en built a cap~­tal at Ratanpur and assume4 tbe named Ratn­adhaj Pal. Sudsequently be' subdu~d' 'another chief named Nyaya 'Pal and marched to Karilta­pur and compelled tbe Raja of that country to give a daughter in marriage. ' He is known as the; builder 'of Sadiya (place :of handing over <:tead body), where the body of 'his dead son was received by him from the court of tr,e king of Gaur where he was It'ft for education. He vtil s followed by nine ,kings of his line., .

When the Ahoms entered Assarp in 1228 A.D: the CIlutiyas were establi~hed at Sadi)a and were masters of tbe country as far' as the Disang river. The two po~er contin~ed to live 'in a state or intermittent conOic! which assu­med an acute form at the beginI\ing of t:he 16th century. The .Chutiyas ;at firsr met with.,~ considerable' mea,sure of succe~s, but in 1523 A. D. Ahom prince ~ubungmung more generally known as Dihingia Raja conquered the Chutiya

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kingdom and administration of Sadiya. was entfUsted to an Ahom, noble ~alled Sadiya Khowa Gohain, and the leading Chutiya fami­lies Were deported to places lower down the valley.

The history of the Ch:utiyas is vague and fragmentory. They left no annals of their rules The soitrce Qf their rules is only the history written by the Ahoms.

Short History of the Ahoms :

The thirteenth' century. stands Qut as a · turning point in the history' of Assam.' The lP'e~t Ahoms who. were' destined to rule over the Brahmlputra valley fQr about 6QO years

· II . " · came to Assam in the early past of that 'refitm-y. They restored tlie political unity c;>f the Bral;lmaputr~ valley which found ,expression

· in lhe name "Assam", after the Ahoms or · "un~quated''_ IlJowever .there are different

. views as to the name Assam). :'- \, .

. The Ahoms were a tribe of the Tai or ~han people. Prince sukapha the founder of the'Ah~ms Kin&dom o.f Assam was the, bro­ther or king of Maulung-a Po.werful king­dom in no.rthern Burma.

SUkapha'js ~aid to have left Maulung~n 1215 A.D. with a handful1 of followings which consisted o.f two co.uns~lors, called Bor-Gohain and' . Burab-Gohain, eight nobles and' nine thousand 'man, women and children. During the jnterveni~g ,period between 1215 and 1228 A.D. '~ukapha was a homeless wanp_erer in the Patkai 'hills. In 1228 A. D. he arrived in Kha~ mjartg and defeated the Nagas when they resi~­tC!d his advance near Nongnyang lake. Leaving one of his nobles to rule the .conquered terri-

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t~ry oil Patkai, Sukapha.entered the plains near NQmrup. He defeated· the Morans and' the B_orahis who ruled over tbe territory and esta­b1i,,,ed his capital at the foot of Charaideo Hills~'

. Sukapha was a conquerer; an enterprising king and a- ,brave captain. of men. He died in 1268 A.D ..

SwargadeQ Sulcapha was'Succeeded by b is son Sutenpha' who 'ruled for. 13 years only (1268-1281 A.D.). 'Du~ing his reign the Ahoms occupied the strip of Kacllari territory between

. the river Dikbow and Namdang by virtue of strp,tegy. ,

Sutenpha wa~ sJlcceeded by his son ,Sub­. i~pha ~ho ru~d du~ing' t~e . period' (1281 ~ 12QJ A.D.,. He to.ok an ,admi.nistrafive step of great significance. Sllkai?ha the. founder of

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Aho.m. Kingdom,~pPo.~nte{i' twvo .. great I officers of State k~9wP a~ Borgoliain,lpd Burahgohain wh,o.' exercise po,wer me~nt o~lyto. th()se. of tbe

'king fiims.elf, Sub~iph~ distributed the Ahom subjects in equal prqportI<ln behyeen the Bor-gohain and the Buragohain. . ; .

By the. t,me Sukh~ngpha ,succeeded his father &~)bimpha ,the Aho.ms were \reco.gnised as ':\ ,great power in eastern Ass~:. Confident qf .their streagth. the Ahom embarked o.n a ~eries of war whi~h .ultim~tely established them as master of the whole Brahmaputra valley. Sukhangpha reign for a period o.f thirty nine years and died in 1332 ~.D. He:'had left four sons named Sukrar.gpha. Sutuph" Tyaokhamti aod.Chao-pulai (who n,tled :¥J~riQg the perio.d from 1332-1389 A.D.). The, re.gp of Sukan­gpha is ~e~1D:ed to l?e the b~nning of large scale, expansi,on o.f Ahom rule in Assam.

During the period from 1389 to 1397 A.D there was no suitable successor to the throne and the great nobles ruled without the king. Sudangpha the son of Tyaokhamti's younger queen become king in 1397 A.D. at the age of fifteen years only. He is often known as the Brahman prince because of his having been brought up in a Brahman's house. His acce­ssion masked the first stage in the growth of Brahmonical influences among ,the Ahoms. Sudangpna died in 1407 A.D. after a reign of , ten eventful ye~rs, Sudangpha was succeeded by his son Sujangpha (l407-1422 A.D.) and then by his grandson Suphakpha (1422-1439 A.D.) on the Ahom throne. During these periods no significant event occured.

Susenpha, a son of Suphakpha by a Tipam Princess ascended the throne in 1439 A.D. and ruled for a period of forty nine years. Sir Edward Gait says "The scanty references to his long reign in the Buranjis may be taken as proof that he was a good king and that under his rule the people were contended and pros­perous". Susenpha was succeed by his son Suhenpha, who ruled for five years only (1488-1493 A. D.). He got involved in war with Tangsu Nagas and the Kacharis. Suhen­pha was assassinated in 1493 A.D. According to certain opinion the murder of the king was planned by the Burah gohain. He was succ­eeded by his son Supimpha, who died in 1497 A.D. after a very brief reign of only four years. His son was destined to become the most famous in the later history of the Ahoms.

After the death of Supimpha his son Suhungmung ascended the throne at C~arguya, with great ceremony. His reign saw a vast expansion of Ahom territory. Increasing in­fluence of the Brahmins is shown by the fact

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that he too assumed the Hindu name, Swarga Narayan. He is better known as Dihingia Raja, because he was the most famous king of the Dihingia clan. He made an important appointment of a third minister designated as Borpatra Gohain equal in ranked with the other two ministers - Burah Gohain and Bor Gohain.

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"The reign of the Monarch" says Dr. S. K. Bhuyan in his history of Assam- "With­oussed the marked expansion of Ahom power accompanied by the establishment in some degree of its sphere of influence in Bengal and even in Orissa". In the Imperial Gazetter of India page 1536, it is stated that "His reign is memorable not only for the extirpation of the Chutiyas and the Kacharis rule frilm the valley of the Brahmaputra and for the acknowledge­ment of his supremacy by the Koch king Biswa Singha, but 'also for the repalse of the Mah­Madan expedition". The ruler of Gaur pre­sented his two daughters. Harmati and Dar­mati in marriage to the Ahom king and over a number of pargonas in Ch10ling Gharaghat, Faridabad, Eghera and Sundar Pukhuria. It is interesting to note here that the )st census of the people was taken during his rule. It was during his reign the use of five annas was intro­duced and the Sakaera was adopted in pJace of the old Ahom system of counting of years. His reign also witness a part from joining influence of the Brahmins. spread of Vaishnava reforma­tion under Sri Sri Sankardev.

SUhungmung reign for forty two years with great success. In 1539 A.D. he was ass­asinated at the instance of his elder son Suk­lenmug who succeeded to the throne. He is known as Gasbgaya Raja because he made his capital at Gasbgaon. . His reIgn marked the

beginb;lg of a se.rj~s .. orconfjict with the Kothe~;;,. He died.ip. 1552 A.D~ The important achi~ve¥ m~n~J\re ~~cavatioll, of Gaspgaon t~Jlk;,;tbe establi$hmen~ pf Gash _ga()~ town and number of rQa(i. He was also the first Ahom ruler to strike co.ins.

Sukhampha succeeded his father SukJen~· mung in the year 1552 and was in the throne' for a. i(mivperiod of fifty one. years~ He, was al~' kpownas Khora ( r Lame Raja owing .. to hi~ 4~v.illg-hurt his foot while hunting el~phant , S0,9n after; be . beC{~u:ne the king. ;He w~s not. o.n. gqp{~pns Svi:th'the ,Koches for some' tfm~:, ~t' f was during .his :fuie that t,h~ g{eat, K oeh G:~n~~al, Cbi~~.~i:ente,l;ed~the Ahom capita~ Gash~aq~jn' t~fqpll?~' " However the capital;was reston:d, to t~c; ;A\l.Op.1S on~. they were compelled to s\leIor p~~~ whi9h was granted o.n certain conditions; , S~khaf11pha had an.impro.ved.relation . wit~ th~ KQches after the death of Chilarai in 1581 A. ri; Pitring bi~ reigll the Vaishnava religion,' spread f~r and 'wide in Assam. ,Sri ~ri Sa:l)~ar d~v, ~:ri Sri ~~dhavdev and Sri Sri H~~i~ev fou.nded. 'Satras' all oyer the,country aq.d \~Qn- .• tiihui~4 to tile' rev~lution ofa 'liberal Ass~mese society. It was .<:fur.i.~ his reign that .Colfl~:ll~n . p~pkand even so'm:e of the highest officials Joined 'the 'rank of the Mahapuru-.;l1ias.

He died' iQ. the year 1603A.D. Susun~Rha, one of.sukhamp,h~'s three sons succeeded to tl}etl:trE>ny in.tb'~ same year. He was nic~na­med'Burha Raja as he ascended the throne, in a very advance stage, He was also known as Buddha Swarga Nlrayan on ac~ount of his g(eat \\;'is4oql. H?weyer, he is best known as . Pratap SiQ,gh~" The first great event of his reign w;as a war with the K~charis. In 1606 A.D. t~e ~Aho~~ enter¢ the. Kachari co.untry and defeated them in.tbeir own territory. Ho.wever

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he was un\vi1H~ to· weaken his" resnurcc:ts by continuing struggle with :the Kachad King.' ld I t~ (ace of danger from the Mughal. imperialist he' wisely made. peace with the Kachati King I, and tbus,fortified thimsell1 to face the r Muslim in.vacers. He was the co.Ultempo.tary of Mughal:' Em~rors Jeitangir &. Shah Jahan, During bis reign the Ahoms fought the battle ()f Bharali· mukh against the .Mughal invaders and co.me out victoriou'-, aft~r which he occupied, entire territory between Bara.ndLa'l1d. the Bharali i. e.' western portion of, Darrang, district.: Pmtap . Singha die~ in '1641 A.D. after a reign ofc58"~ years. _.,H ¢ wa~' a· f arsigated, ener~tic ,i and 1

powerful !til g.. N~ .successfully repu}~d !'twO'\

successive inva ~io.n ,()f .the Mugbab.: He 'waS-:1l '>

vigorous and able administrator and repressed several rising ag_~ins~,him, with" ruthless hand. He had munerous achievements to his credit:· Mentipned .may be made of through ·organisa. tion of the system of 'Pa~ks' over a thous~lrd; a hundred a_nd twenty 'Paiks' a regular grada-' tio,n of o.fficers call~d, Hazarika. Saikia a~d Bora was app<*nted. F-urther, though the' Ahom languag(> is the medIUm of convetsatipn.·· in :the court, it is probably during, his rule that ASS3mese W!:lS being graduIJy; adopted'.' 'as the vernacUlar by the Ab6ms. During' his reign the,influence o( the' Bta:hmin increased cOl1si­derably.

Su.sampha the eldest son o.f Pratap Singha succeeded the throne in 1641 A.D. He is ge~ neraU)f known as 'Bhaga Raja~. The impo.r­tant events of his reign are construction of SaJaguri Road and expulsion (,f the Kachari envoy ftom his' court.' He ruled" fan a' brief period of, three years only.

Sutyinpha the second son of Pratap Singl1a . ascended the throne in' 1644 A.D~' He is

generally known as 'NaraiadRaja/ or Sick king. : He sent several succes~ulr e~peditions ,aga,,: inst 'the-- Daftas~ tIre. 'Mitis, (and~ i the i Nagas. , However" he was 'not p~puJaf·'amQll8 the high officials.: He was ultimated-yo ·deWB~d; and his eldest son Slltamla·' wasdnst~lled·jn theethrone' in 1648·A. b ...

Sutamla on ascending. the throne assu­med tbe' Hindu name of Jay~dhwaj Singh. His reign is remarkable for the invasion of the Ahom 'kingdoom under the- leadership of Mirjumla/ Hi's expedition against the Utkhma Nag~s and the) Miris were successful. He was iil'volV~d in a bitter . war against the Mugbals d{lriM~ 1659-16ro A: Jj~ ,

During his reign Mir Jumla, Nawab of Dacca. matchcli! to conquouJi Assam.. He de­feated the Ahoms and, entered Ga.J:gaon on 17th March, 1662. The king fied--to Namrup. The subsequent history of Mir lumia's expe­dition is not unlike that of.:' NapQlcton's ill­fated ·.eruption into Russia,· rain and fever did for the' Ahoms what frost and snow', did for the Russians. After March, the r~ins set in with severity exceptional even in this rainy land, covering the country into one huge swamp, rendering Military Operations. impo­ssible, and disease made havoc of the. Muslims crowded together in their, waterlogged camps. Francis HamilLon in his account. of Assam says "His army was so roughly, handled by the enterprising and war'like Assamese, that he not only.was compelled to make a precipi­tated retreat,. but to yield up a larg(f part of the land's which was beJong~d to the Muslims before the invasion t..)ok pJace". The Assa­mese chronicle:; says that the hJrasment inflic­ted. upon the, Mughal army and the unfavo·­urable climate of Ass-am forced the Mughals to conclude a treaty.

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In 1663" : A.tD. JaYldhvaj ,Siochal died~. He was succeeded bytla'J.prince. who" asS~" the i Ahom name .' SUBlllI1gDUiDg and ,as llSlla\;a; Hindu :name-£hakradhvaj Singh,. . Tbe YBl:\f 1665 wa& remarkable for a sever.~' id:r~ught. wbi(.b.r:led notoDly to the failure of CrQ~:J:m~; also iscarcity·· of even, drinking, water. ~~,.. ever; in spite of.: the.1 famine; condition Cha­kradhvaj:. Singha became ready fot a war with·. the Mughals~ Tho, army was reorganised ,on> a new model and rende-fed ,more effic.~nt. In, 1667 . after necessary preparation~ an Ailqm. army under the. lea<.lc:rship of La~hii,. B~r,

Phukao) set ,()ut to 1 WIest Gaubati from, the. Muhammada;ns who, met with gn~at. Sll~~~ in: capturing. Gauhati and Pandu. Ch~ia<U1y~j" Singha I had ,to his credit a ~urvey ,of lhe c()~n~ try and .a census of the population.

After the. death of Chakradhvaj Singha his. brother Maju Gohain ascended the. throne in 1670 A. D He assum~<;l the Ahom name, Sunyatpha. It was during his reigt:\ ~ha~ the i

Aboms under the leadership of Lachit Bar Phukan' had the. glorious . victOlY at the battle of Saraighat against the Mugbats which sesled the fate of~Mtlghal expeditions. Sunyatpha met with: littfe success in. his expedition against the Da:llas butl had achieved better success in deaJing with,the Chutias.. He was poiso­ned by' the Ahom nobles in 1673 A. D. and the throne was given to his brother Ramdbvaj Singha or Suklampha,. Suhung (1675 A. D.), Gobar (1675 AD.), Sujipha (1675 .. 77 A. D) followed Suklampha.

After Sujinpha's death, the nobles led by Burha Goain raised a prince of the Par­batiya clan to the throne.. The new mon~rch assumed the name Sudaipha was under the absolute domination of the Burha Gohain. It was during his reign that Gaul}ati was surreD-

dered to the Mughals by Bar Phukan who was disgraced by the King at the instance of Burha Gohain. After surrender of Gauhati Bar Phukan raised his own army seized the king and put him to death and established Sulikpha, a boy of 14 years of the Charou­guria clan to the throne in December 1679 A. D. and thus established hIS personal supre· macy over the Ahom kingdoom which how­ever did not last long. Sulikpha fCiund in Gad:lpani, son of Gobar, a formidable rival. Godapani was a powerful prince. Godapani's wife Jayamati finds a special place in history because of her outstanding loyalty to her husband. She died in March 1680 A. D. amidst tortures by pursuers of her husband. In 1681 A. D. Sulikpha was dethroned and Godapani was declared as the king. Sulik ph a was ultimately put to death for intriguing to recover the throne and with him the era of incompetent rulers and political instability' disappeared and was followed by 1fe most brilliant epoch in the history of the Ahor~ls.

Godapani assumed the Ahom name Sup~ atpha. He' was victorious in the battle of Itakhuli near Gauhati against the Muhamma­dans in 1682 A. D. Miris were defeated by him in 1685 A. D. The Luta and Namchang Nagas too experienced defeat in their raid against the Ahom kingdom. Supatpha died in 1696 A.D. after a reign of about fifteen years. He res­tored national unity by supressing all dissen­sions among the Aboms. The National pride ",as revived by the expulsion of the Muslims beyond the ~.?nas. He had a great political foresight. He was a courageous and a brave leader of men~ He was a patron of S'lkta Hinduism and built the temple of Umanand near Gauhati.

Supatpha was succeeded by his elder son

Sukhrungpha who had the· Hindu name Ru­dra Singha. He ruled the Ahom kingdom during· 1696 to 1714 A.D. He is regarded by many as the greatest of all the Ahom kings. The most' memorable events of his reign are the expedition against the Kacharis and the J aintias. He n)t only extended his influence over these Jarge kingdoms but is also said to have received the submission of all the hill tribes, Dr. S. K. Bhuyan rightly remarks "If the greatness of a man is to be judged by greatness of his designs and bis conscious and rigrous efforts to uplift his country, apart from success which finally meet his endea­vours, Raja Rudra Singha can be called "Rudra Sirgh the Great".

Upon the death of Rudra Singha in August, 1714 A. D. his eldest son Siba Sin­gba ascended the throne. He assumed the Ahom name Sutanpha. He caused Puranas and Sanskrit Scriptures to be translated in Assamese. He made extensive grants of lands to the Brahmins and temples. During his reign Hinduism became the predominant reli~ gion of the Ahom kingdom.

On the death of Siba Singha in 1744, the noblt's raised Rudra Singha's second son Pramatta Singha to throne. He assumed the Ahom name Sunenpha. He assumed the Ahom name Sunenpha. He -died in 1751 A. D. after an uneventful reign of seven years.

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After the death of Pramatta Singha. Raj­eswar Singha, the fourth son of Rudra Singha ascended the throne. He assumed the Ahom name Sutampha. He was an abl~ ruler. His reign was marked by successful' expedition against the Dafias in 1758 A. D. and against the Mikirs in 1765 A. D. '

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Rajeswar Singha was a strict Sakta Hindu' He created many temples and gave great mea­sures of land to the Brahmins. . He 'was also the builder of manificant structures like "Talatolghar" an underground place at Rang­pur (Sibsagar) and "Karengghar", a royal resi· dence (Place) at Gargaon, the old capital of Ahom kingdom. He ruled in a critical period of Indian history. The great Mllghal Empire disintegrated during his time. At the same time the n"itish East India Company conqu­ered Bengal in the battle of Plassy in 1757

l, i\. .. E) .. T)le 4.xtension of the British empire as far as Goalpara district so' c10se to the Ahom kingdom was ominous for it. Rajes­war Singha died in 1769 A. Do'

During the reign of Sargadeo Lakshmi Singha (1769·1780 A. D . .) the first Moamaria rebellion took place. The Moamarias were disciples of the Maya-Mara Satra founded by .'\.niruddhadeva and mainly comprised of the sturdy Mataks, .Morans, Doms and the Ka~haris. They are Vaisnavites of the ortho­dox school. Tbe relation between the two communitie~, the Ahoms and the Moamarias were very much strained during the reign of Siva Singha and t~is was further ignited by the insult inflicted to their Gosain and his disciples ty the Bar-Barua dining Lakshmi Singha's reign. The insurgent captured Nam­fUP and Bangan, son of the Gohain assumed the title of Raja of Namrup. They lost their first fight against the king's troops on the bank of the Dibru river. But in October 1769. a Moran named Ragha. who styled himself Bar-Barmiled an insurgent force down the north bank of the Brahmaputra and defe­ated the Roylist troops in several encounters and finally captured Rangpur. The king along with a number of his nobles were arrested. A

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few of them were put to death but the majo­rity were merely kept in confinement. The Moamoi'ia Gosain caused Ramakant, a son of the Moran chief Nahar to be raised to the throne. The two otber sons of Nabar were appointed Rajas of Tipam and;l'Saring. Ra­gha himself retained the post of Bar-Barua and real power of the administration actually vested in him. But this victory of the Moa­marias over the Ahoms lasted for a very short time. As in April 1710, Ragha fell into a trap of the royalist leaders and was killed. Ramakant escaped for a time but his father, and other relatives and many of his officers were caught and put to death. Lakshmi Sin­gha was now brought· back in triumph and vigorous persecution of the Moamorias . was set 'on foot. Their Gosain was tortured and impaled and Ramakant and many Of his fo­llowers shared the same fate. These severities soon led to fresh risings which were put down without much trouble.

After the death of Lakshmi Singha, Gaurinath Singba ascended the throne and a general massacre of the Moamarias was pro­claimed. Thousands of Moamarias, including women and children,' were put to death. These atrocities served only to fan the flames of disaffec~ion and conspiracy succeeded cons­piracy. [n 1786, they revolted on the north bank of the Lohit and then crossing the river ultimately ca ptured Gargaon. They burnt down the place a,nd destroyed many of the neighbouring villages. The king fled to Gau­hati. The Bura-Gohain had retreated and constructed a series of forts along the Nam· .dang river from the Bar Ali to the Khari Katia Ali and succeeded in holding it with great difficulty until 1788.

During these operations a number of small. Rajas had appeared in various parts of the country. On the north bank of the Lobit, at Japaribhita, a man of the weavez:. caste was set up by the Moamarias, i'n the Majuli, a man named Haulia exercised supreme po­wer, east of the Dihing, at Bengamara, the Morans acknowledged one Sarbanand as their ruler; while at Sadiya the Khamtis app­eared' on the scene with a Raja and Deka Raja of their own. The main body of tbe Moamarias at Rangpur placed Bharath Sin- , gha on the throne and appointed one Sukura as his Bar .. Barua.

In March 1794; Gaurinath Singha re­captured his throne with the help of British troops led by Captain Welsh and shifted bis capital to Jorhat. When the British troops Jeft, the Moamorias captured Rangpur. They suffered a number of defeats in the hand of Sargadeo Kamales'Yar Singha (1795-1810 A.D. ) who gave the title of Bar-Senapati to the chief of the Moran Moamoria. The Moa­moria revolt is the most imp?rtant factor in bringing about the downfall of the Ahom Kingdom;

Power of the Ahorns gradually declined due to the internal disturbances as well ps the infights among the power hungry nobles and which ultimately led to three Burmef-e invansions. In 1819, the Burmese defeated Sargadeo Purandar Singha and reinstated Cha­ndrakanta Singha on the throne. Intenti(''1 of the Burmese this time was to retain their hold in upper Assam~ So, Chandrakanta Singha, fled to Goalpara and sought the Bri­tish Government's help. In 1825 the British troops drove the Burmese out of the country

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and in Febr~ry 24. 1826, the treaty of Yan­daboo was signed between the Burmese and the British.

Tbe British J?eriod:- After the expul­sion qf the Burmese, 'the administration of Sadiy~ and the Matak ·country, which now constitute the districts of Dibrugarh and Lakshimpur, was entruste.d to the semi-inde­pendent chiefs whom . the British found in possesion of the. country- Thus Bar-Senapati was recognised as a local chief of the Matak counttyon the condition that he should fur­nish a cortingent 0[;300 men, and.was to be responsible. for the polltax of any. 'raiyat who might migrate. from British t~rritory ,into his domains. He was permitted to exercise civil and criminal jurisdiction over petty cases but ca~s of murder, dacoity, 'great wounding' and theft ·Qf sums exceeding Rs. 50 were I to be referred to the Political Agent for disposal. His jurisdiction was confirmed within the following boundaries: . west and south' the Buri-Dihing, north the Brahmaputra,.' the Dibru river and its tributory the Dangari and east an imaginary line drawnfrom a po­int south of Saikhowa to the Dihing. ~adiya and its neighbouring 'villages were left to Kharnti chief of Sadiya, called Sadiiya Khowa. He was alJowed to collect pon tax from the villagers and required in lieu of tribute or of taxes to maintain a contjngent of 200 men who were armed by the British Governnient. The rest of the valley of [the Brahmaputra was administered as a British province. But in 1833 the valley lying, between the Dhansiri and the Dihing south of the Brahmaputra, and between Bishnath and Sadiya on the north bank was placed under. Raja Purandar Singha. The Raja was accorded ithe position

of a protClcted prince, was entrusted with full Qivil powers and was required to pay an annu­al tribute of Rs. 50,000 to the British Go", vernment •. But in October, 1838, the king was

'. deposed and pensioned and his territories were annexed to the British territory. In 1842 anne­xation of Sadiya and the Matak country was complete and both the tracts were added to the L,akhimpur district, The -district head­quaters of the 'Lakhimpur district was then shifted to pibr~garh and whole of the dis-

. trict came pnder the British rule. Dibrugarh r~~ the district beadquarters of the un­divided Lakhimpur District ti"ll tis ibifurca­tion in 1971 into the districts of Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur.

mass of foliage, and drop down here and there in graceful coils and loops". . The forest is dense with bamooo, plaintains, palms and huge tree farms. The extensibe plain of the district which is fairly high and fertile is co­vered \\ith fields of waving rice which changes from vivid green luster into a rich gold as harvest time draws near or with stiff bushy tea bushes that spread over like a dark green carpet. Villages are encircled by groves of

·slender palms, broad leaved plantains, feathery bamboos and juicy fruit trees.

Though the district is surrounded on the ea~tern and the southern side by hills, the district as a whole is a flat level plain. Apar from an out lying spur of the Naga hills stre-

Physical Aspects:- The general Physi- tches from the Disa~g river through the south cal aspect of Dibrugarh district is both varied of the Joypur and the Tjpling mauzas and a and picturesque. It is situated at the head few isolated hills in the Maku.m and the Buri­of the Brahmaputra Valley Ibounded -on the h Dihing mauzas, there is nothing to break the north and north-west by the Brahmaputra even level of the plain. river which forms the common boundary be- . tween Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur districts, on the north-east, east and south-east by Aruna­chal Pradesh and on the south-west Sibsagar district. The district, a board plain, raises almost insensibly to the foot of the hills, pre­senting a very diversified paneroma. To the south of the district, these hills are <>n)y a few thousand feet above ~he level of the sea, where as the hills on the' eastern end of the vaHey ate considerably higher and on a clear day a view of a continuous chain of snowy peaks can be seen. The view is bounded on the north by the bluest of the blue hills. The sides of hills are covered with dense ever green' forests from the base to the snow line. "Creapers spread in every direction over the larger trees, knitting them into one great

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A large number of rivers and their tri­butaries, streams and "Jans" flows thro':lgh the' district and creates havoc by inuu.,dating vast areas during rainy season. The whole of drainage of the district ultimately finds its way through these outlets into the Brahma­putra, which is an enormous river here.

Jurisdictional Changes :- The district of Lakhimpur has under gone major changes du­ring the decade 1971-81. It was bifurcated in October 2, ] 971 into two districts, viz-La­khimpur, with its head-quarters at North Lakhimpur and Dibrugarh, with its head quar­ters at Dibrug~rh vid~ Govt. Notification No. AAP. 110/70/165 dated September 22, 1971.

. • r The new district of Dibrug~th was formed

comprising the Sub-division of Dibrugarh of the erstwhile district of. Lakhimpur. Subse­quently a new sub-division, called Tinsukiar Sub· division was created in the district vide Govt. Notification No. AAp. 196/72/36 dated January 20, 1973 and which came into effect from January 26, 1973. The new Sub-division thus created has its head-quarters at Tinsulda and consists of the whole of Sadiya" Doom Dooma, Digboi, Margherita and Tinsukia ex­~pt Chetia pathar gaoa and Dissoikakhar gaon of Ghar Bandha mauza. Police Stations and a part of the Bardubi Police Station of the existing district of Dibrugarh. The Sub­division of Dibrugarh with its head quarters at Dibrugarh, fo~ms with the residuary por­tion of the existing district of Dibrugarh. A new Sub-division, called Chapakhown Subdiv­ision, with it') head-l{~arters at Chapakhowa, was formed by carving cout the Sadiya Police Station from the existing Sub-division of Tin­sukia vide Govt. Notification No, AAP. 334/ 78/PI/3 dated February 13, 1979. The name of the sub- division was subsequently charged to Sadiya Sub-division Vide Govt. Notification No. AAP. 334/78jPt./4 dated February 17,1979.

. There is ho~ever, no noteworthy geographic or geophysical event in the district during the last decade.

Forestry:

The forest of the district may be divided into two classes, viz. the Unclassed State For­est and the .Reserved Forest. Management of the Unclasse1 State Forest is regulated by the Assam Forest Regulation VII 1891, and such forests are simply Government waste lands. It may be a sandy "char" or a huge expanse of low lying land covered with liigh grass and reeds, and totally destitute of trees, or a

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small piece of arable land which has been ref.i-. gned by its former holder and has not yet been settled with any other persons or an actual tree forest. The Reserved Forests have been cons­tituted under the Assam Forest Regulati('n VII. 1891.

The revenue mainly derived from sale of timbers of which Makai, Hollick, Ajhar, Holloilg form the bulk. Other sources of reve­nue are - (1) Cane, (2) Tbatching grass. (3) Elephant Mahal,· (4) Fisheries, (5) Patidoi, (6) Ekra and Nal and (7) Land revenue from forest viH2ges.

Fle-ra :

The forests are scat tered all over the dis­trict but the most valuable forests are concen­trated on the soutlJ. and the east of the railway line from Naharkatiya to Saikhow,~gnat via, Tinsukia and Makum. The main marketable species of this forest range are Hollong (Diper­ocarpus macrocarpus), Holleck (Terminalia myrioc~rpa), Makai (Strorea assamica) & Nahor (Mesua ferrea) ... In ,the 8.reas to the north and the west of the line, the mo~t valu­able species is Ajhar (Lagershoemia flosreginae). Other commQu species in this area are Uriam (Bischoffia ja vanica) and Outenga '(DHlenia indica).

Botanically the forest, pf Dibrugarb. dis­tript may be divided jnto th(ee cat~gories, vIz. mixed deciduous, mixed deciduous! forest with patches of evergreen specie, there if.l and ever !1reen forest. The first category !occures in Dibru and 1\,1echaki reservi s. ,~ommonly seen trees in these reserves are Hollack, 'Uriam, Out­enga, MorhaI, Jamul}, lhekera \~tc Among smaller species mention may be made of

Hengunia, Jageu and Kusial. The largest part of the mixed deciduous forest is poorly stocked and comes under the category of open art as, although in some part tangled mass of bamboo and can( have rendered these forest almost im'penetrable. The second type of the forest which may also be described as tropical. Secon­dary semi-evergreen forests, are found to occur in the Jakai, Telpani, Namdang and Dihing­mukh.reserves. The general quality of forest is poor. Nallar, Uriam, Jutuli, Ajhar, Hillikha, Morhal, Outenga etc. are generally seen in these forests, The third category of forests cuver the rest. of the reserves btarting from Dangari and Doom Dooma reserves.It stretches further south to the end of the district and be­yond. Important species available arc Hollong, Makai, Nahor, Amari, Gonsoroi, Poma, Som, MorhaI, Sopa ,etc.

The open areas of these three categories of forests are generally covered with grasses, , ,

we,e48,: Sorat, Digholoti, Gochbhedeli ,etc. and low-lying areas are by Patidoi, Leea. Reeds, Nal etc.

Fauna

The forests of Ihe district are rich in wild animals. But wanton destruction of the forests and killing of wild animals have greatly reduced the animal population- in the district. 'the numerous wild animals found in the dis­mct are- elephants, tiger'S, bears, buffaloes, bisons, wild hogs, leopards, wild pigs and diff­erent kinds of deer of which principal varities ,are the somber, the,barasingh or Swamp deer, . the hog deer and, the barking deer etc. The two horned variety of rhinocerous is said to be ,found in the desolate hills which lie between '~~tp and t~ Khampti VaHey. O"er and

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above them, species found in the district arc black panther, Sloth Bear, Small Govet cat, Fishing cat, wild dog, monkey, Langoor mon­key, Hallok monkeY:J Pareupiue, Hares, Squi­rrel Mongoose, Civet Cat and Binturong. A 'Curious animal called the Takin is f( und in the Misbimi Hills, It appears to be allied to both goats and antelopes, Main reptiles found in the district are king Cobra, Lizard and Python. Crocodiles are also occasionally found in swa­mps, which is very few in the district. The names of birds found in the district are pelican, wild fowl, wild goose,wild duck, blue coot, green pigeon, peacock, parrot, patridge quail, florican, pheasant, scarlet and horn hill.

Mineral and Mining :

The district consists of a wide alluvial plain composed of a mixture of sand and clay in varying proportions, and surrounded on two sides by hills belonging to the tertiary perio. The district is very rich in mineral deposits and has huge deposits of coal. petroleum and 'Natural Gas' which play an important role in the economy andindustrial deyelopment of the district as well as the state and the union. A short account of various mineral deposits of tIre district is given below : -

Coal.:

Huge deposits of bituminous coal exist in two diffl'Tent fields spreading along the south­eastern part of the d~stricl. The well-developed a1. t3 important one IS Makum C,)alfieJd whieh is 30 krns. long and about 5 kn~s. \\ ide betv. een Dirak on the west and the hairpin bend of the' Tirap river on the east. Other one, the Joypur Coa! field which started funclioning in J954 , , srreads over an area, 15 kms I,png and about

1 km. wide. alon~ the base of the Joypur Hills, b~tween the BUfi~Dihing and:: ,the, Disang. rivers. TIw< belt is fUl'ther)exi~llding w~5i ward. ael\!>8S' tho Dlsa.tl!c r~er- igto; the Sibsagar district:

" PetroleuJIL':

. Oiliandgas.-see,Pflgc;s·,are, fairly common in.the af(!a& along th(t. b~·:running,.from:ll1P,pef. As~am to,;Ca~llaE, Tripura and furUle.! South. Many futile aUemllt$ .,had i been .. made ~ilil. the p~st·10 Qi&QJver,oil r~se~veg\ in tWh·viqiaityof Joypur. and· Marghedta. ~ut in 1~8.2,. when the construction o.f Dib1ugax.h".Ledo Railway~ line was going on, a big oil seepage was discuvered in Digbo.i jungle and ~his eventually led, to. the discovery of Digbo.i Oil field. Exploration of o.il in. Digb()i. area wa.s, undert(llcen by the Ass3pl Railway aDd Trading Company)n .. 1888, but latter o.n in. 1899 the IIl.a;llagemenL of the company was taken over by, the Assam Oil Company.

Until the discovery of two. more ail fields i.e. Naharkatiya Oil.field and Moran Oil field in the district, DigtJo.i Oil field was ,the only oil producing area in the co.untry. In Naharkatiya Oil field pro.duction o.f crude o.il started in 1954. In the o.ther Oil field near Mo.ranhat first te.,t well was drilled in 1956. The crude o.btai­ned fro.m these SQurces yields excellent para­ffin wax, lubricating o.il and bitumen besides variQus Qther by-pro.ducts.

The Oll India Limited, a new venture with equat partnership between the Go.vern". ment o.f Indid and Assam Oil Lompa,ny, IQo.k o.ver the management o.f the Naharkatiya and Mo.ran Oil fields in 1961. Crude o.il from these fields are being supplied to the Digbo.i, No.o.n-

mati and Barauni Refineries.

Natura. Gas :

Huge reserves Qf Natural Gas are aSSOCl-, . ated with oil in; the> Naharkatiya and: Moran Oil fields. Natnralga-s reserve' .discovefett so far 'iruthe' Nahanka1iy~ and: ~'Oit fie~& are :stated to:lle oD the iQmer' ofd9(J,O<D.~mill~{.: cubic: feet. AJ Jarge poDtimJ oflthis gas:, r~ene is made up of ~ociated galJ:~~j ,Qlflb'? 8, ~~M~ .r, 7 in Naharkatiya and' 1 in ,Moran, . are' d€:1scri­bed 'as gag; pJ;oducer~ Tfi6 Assam Stat~ Elec­triciey~Board and .the Fertilizer Co.rporation'of India- use:: the gas to. generate electricity' ami t&

produce fertiiizer'respectively; Other' gas based induslries'are likely to' co.me 'up in near fU1'Ure;

The Assam Oil Company, in the' years 1980 and 1981 pro.duced 32,479,199 and 36,164,332 cubic metre~ Qf gas' respecdve1y; On the other 'hand the Oil {bdia 0 Ihirited prQdhced' 525,4S6,108 and 1',281,941;1 S5 cubic metres' respectively during' these- two years.

Clays :-

Fire clay wite little impurities are comm­Qnly found in asso.oiation with, coal seams In

the Makum and :Jaypur Coal Fieldg.~

Kaolin or China clay: is found in good quantities: in the Dora dvep of'the i District. Whereas ,clays fo.r brick'mnnufl8.ctme is l'xten­sively found in the areas!cover(!d<l'iy,the Dihing group;'Qf rocks as: well as older. AUuvill!tt1. The main belt is along the valky of tbe 'Bur~"Dihing river. A blacki ,Ii variety of cIa" .. suitable fore usejn oil drilJing is also found in --the' Dihing and Older Alluvium.,: The Qil UDJlla:, Limited: and the Oil and Natural! Gar. Con~ss.oQ ha\1e.,~

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been successfully utilising it as "Oil-Well-dri­lliog .. muu" .

Gold ~-'-

sub-stations and' other distributing,sub ... stations along with a vast net work of 66. k. v., 38 k. v . and 11 k.v. transmission and sub-transmission lines' which transmit and distribute power from Ledo on to the east. to Bokajan on the west,

During the Ahom period considerable ha:ve beeninstalled. The major industries of qUBntities· of aU uvial gold were recovered· ' from the. district which , receive power from this plant a n.U~I ofriN:els'by·wa-sbiing rich, aurjf,ero\l~ are the Namrup Fertilizer Plant, the Assam Oil river, sal)ds and gra vels. Raj1l Rajeswar &ing4a,' Company at Digboi, Assam Railways and Tra­(l75l~ 1769} repprtedly had taken as muc\l. aSJ,' diBg, ~an~ of Margherita and Ledo, ply-2500,0:z,of gold: every .year from thy PI:lQ~~ Qf",:" wood factoqes-, tea factories etc. Upper A-ssam wllo were engaged in the; prof0~," . ' -ssion of g{)ld, washing;, Promi-singt areas were. Land, and land use pattern.: at lhe head: of the Brahmaputra Valley whe«: the Dihing, Diboog,Luhit, Noa-DihiTlg aDd: Buri-Dihingemerge into the plains., However,.. the practice had be.come gradually un-ooonomic aod was abandoned lang b~k;.

Eleetricity and Power ;-

The district has high i power potential based on water, natural. gas, coal and oi!., Early power genel'ation was mahdy based, on~' diesel run,turbines which were operated. by private. companies and therefore limited to only, prQ;S~ perous urban are~. A· shift in the policy ,of. generation -and distributi<>n of electrical ener;gy is~ . however , was affected after th e formation of the department of Electricity in Assam. in,1952. and subsequent constitution of' Assam, Elec- ' tricity Boarddn 1958. The Board, emphasiBed utilisation of Natural Gas and hydro 'power resources targety availabledn: the Stat4) , to gen'· erate electricity; In'May 1962" thb 'Board 'star­ted}installation'.of'its first thermal power,' sta­tion at Nantfup, mitially containing, three gas turbines generating 23,000 K. W. each. The plant was commissioned in April 1965. The plant. is designed' to feed the' wh()le"'of; the Upper Assam, and for this purpose; ~e\.er3.4 ~'id'~

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With the pa"sage of time, though, a number of industries have gradually been coming up in the district yet the economy of majority of the

. people in the district, still mainly depends on agriculture. Earlier there, was no dearth of cullivablec land in the undivided Lakhimpur district and even after the annexation of the state by the British, the pressure on land was so minimal that the cultivators could exercise some amount of discrimination in their choice of land. So., the rate of recla mation of waste land available in the district for agricultural pUl poses, was very slow. In order to accelara­te the pace of reclamation of waste land and unculturable land. the Government offered various incentives in the form of specia~ly'favo­urable rules to encourage investors to take up such lands for special cultivation like tea, coffee etc .. Dibrugarh district recoded 230 tea gardens with.an area··of about 59,200 hectares of land under cultivation in 1980 which stood wdl agai­nst aggregate figures of 770 gardens· CUltivating about 1,.99 .. 440 hectarest of land in the State as a ~hole.

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. The flourshing tea industry attracted more iQvttfoItS" 'Wtlose ever increasing demands for

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waste lard, led to a complete reconsideration

of the position. Steady increase of landless cultivators consequential to the growth -of popUlation aho forced the Government to make a vailable to the landless cultivators the unutiJi­sed areas of the grants for growirg crops by an enactn'ent called the Assam Land Requisition and Acqui ... ition) Act, 1948.

The table below shows the land utitisftti9ft .

in the district of Dibrugarh in 1971-78.

Land Utilisation in the Oibrugarb District

( Area in Thousard Hectares )

Total geographical area rep0rted after' professional survey 703 1. Fore!' t 204 2 Area not available for cultivation:

(a) T .and put to non-agricultural . uses 159

(b) Barren and unculturable land 52

Total 211

3. Other uncultuvated lanl excluding' fallow land: .

(a) Permanent pastures and other grazing land 10

(b) Land ur.der misetree crops and groves & groves nut included in net area 34

(c) Cult~rable waste 15

Total 59

4. Fallow land:

. (a) Fallow land other than current fallows 12

(b) Current fallow 9'

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5. Net area sown 208

6. Area sown more than once 21

Tenancy: During the Ahom rule, the rulers attached much importance to the personal ser­vict" to be rendered by its subjects rather than to the 'land tax'. But after the annexation of the country. the British administration empha. siZed the need of collection of land revenue. The administration had gradually introduced new systems of classmcation of land and the rate of land revenue payable by its subjects. Free grants (Lakhiraj estates) made to idols, priest, religious institutions and distinguished scholars & officers of state by the Ahom Kings were no longer treated as revenue free estates. It was 'onlY'in the time of General Jenkins, the then Commissioner of Assa.JT', \\tho reclassifird such land into- (1) D(.'bottar land (appro­priated to temples), (2) Dharmottar land ( lands devoted to some religious purposes) and (3) Brahmottar land (dedicated to rrie ... t not being temple land) and made Debottar lands revenue free grants. Whereas in case of Bra­hmottar and Oharmottar lands the grantee in possesion was confirmed subject to 111e pay .. ment of land revenue at half the ordinary rates of revenue and such . lands were came tQ be known as the Nisf-Khiraj estates or half reve­nue paying estates. The Lakhiraj and, Nl:',f­

Khiraj are two classes of lan~ tenures still reco­gnised in Assam. As furnished in the Annual Report of Land Records and Survey Depan­ment tor the year ending. 30th ~eptemiber 19S0 the n-umber of Lakhiraj and Nisf~Khjfaj pallas in Dibrugarh district as on 31-112-8} are 1 and 184 re~pectively covering ap area of 2QQ bighas and 1615 bighas respectively.

"' The administration al~o introdij.ccd various ~.l Grant Rules to encourage tea cultiva~

don. These Rules regulated the relation betw­een the Government and grantees. 1 he first among these Rules was the Waste Land Grant Rulesof 1838, under which no grant less than 100 acres or greater than 1,000 acres was auth­orised. The next Rules were for lease-hold grants of 1854, commonly known a~ old Assam Rules. Under these rules no grant was to be less than 500 acres in extent. The Fee Simple Rules were enforced in 1862 which were later on revised. The revised rules came in force in 1874. In 1876, new rules were introduced which remained in force until recently; but the extent of their application was progressi vely restricted with the extension of cultivation ill the district.

As a step to regulate relation between the 1and lord and the tenants in respect of Agricul­turallancs, the As~m Temporarily Settled DIS­

trict Tenancy Act, 1935, was enacted. The Act provided protection against arbitrary eviction fmIll the land and laid down' principles to dete­rmine fair rent and for fixity of tenure. Tena­nts were classified into three classes: (1) Pri­vileged Raiyats, (2) Occupancy Raiyats and (3)' Non-occupancy Raiyats. The Act deter­mined the extent of rights of each class of tena­nts in respect of occupancy, inheritance. trans­ft'r and subletting over the land held by them under the landlords, and also recognised under -Raiyats holding lands under Raiyats.

Another piece of legislation, the Assam Acihiar Protection and Regulation Act, 194~J came into force in all the plain distrjcts Qf Assam to protect the Adhiar i.e. the -perSGllS who under the system generally known as 'adhi' 'harga', 'chukte', 'bhag', of 'chukani' cultivated the land of another person on condition of delivering a share or quantity of produce of

such land to the land owners. The Act provi­ded constitution of Adhi Concilation Boards, comprising of 3 members-one from the Adhiar, one from the landlord and third was a Reve­nue Officer of the rank of Sub-Deputy Collec­tor, to decide any dispute between the adbiar and the landlord in respect of the shares of the produce and ejectment of the 'adhiar' under certain circumstances. The rights and liabili­ties of non-agricultural urban tenants, on the other hand, are regulated by the Assam Non­Agricultural Urban Areas Tenacy Act, 1955. The Act had since been amended in 1958 (Assam Act XXI of 1958) and in 1968 (Assam Act XVI of 1968). The Act with its retrospe­ctive effect, is applicable to non-agricultural lands in urban areas which are let or occupied for residential or bussiness purposes only; but will not be applicable to (i) lands- held from Government under an annual lease or a short lease (ii) Jands held by State and Central Governments and Local Authority (iii) lands containing buildings owned by the land lord and which has been let out and (iv) lands where the land lords has his residence or any land near such residential land and reserved for being used for purpose of residence. The chief objects of this pkce of legislation are (I) to give protection to tenants under certain circums­ta,pces, (2 to make provision for fixing fair rent and (3) also to impose limitations in the enhancement of rent in resplct of the land.

The undivided Lakhimpur district had no Zamindary system, but there was another inteJ­mediary form of tenure system prevalent in the district, under which the 'raiyats' held lands belonging to the religious institutions Iik.e tem­ples, staras and charity trust. In order. to abolish this class of intt'xnlediary tenures the

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Assam State Acquisition of lands belonging to Religious and Charita ble Institution of Public Nature Act, 1956 was enforced in the state and exce'ss of Jands thus acquired was a1l6tted to the raiyats who were then in occupation.' The institutions wcr'e given compemation annually on the basis of net income in the form of perpetual annuity and the lands that remained with the institutions were made reven'ue free. An area of 691 bighas of land was acquired by the Government in Dibtugath Sub-Divi­sion ·tiIl 1968-69, under this Act.

, Both the Acts, the Assam Temporarily settled Districts Tenancy Act. J935, ~nd the Assam Adhiar Protection and Regulation Act, 1'948, are now replaced by the Assam (Tempo­rarify Settle 'Areas) Tenancy Act, 1971. The main 0 bjecti ves o~ the Act are :

(1) to give the tenant the security in his holding at fair and equitabl~ rent.

(2) to gradually eliminate the intermedi­aries between the State and the cultivators, and

(3) to' lay down the rules regarding ejectment and recovery of rent and the proce­dure for determination of all claims and dis­puted questions bet\\een the land lord and the tenant .'

The Act is made applicable not only to the tenants but also to the crop-sharers called 'adhiars'. They are also now regardt:d as te­nants. A tenant' acquires occupancy right by holding the land continuously for 3 years. An occupancy tenant has a permanent, heritable and transferable right of use and occu~ancy in the land of his holding subject to certain

restrictions, viz. that he cannot use the land 'of his tenancy in a manner which will niate­riaily impair the valu~ of the land, or render it unfit for the purpose of the tenancy, that ,he cannot transfer the land to a non-agricul­turist, in which case' the transfer will be treated as In valid and the Deputy Commissioner will be entittled to put a landless,agriculturistin possession of the holding, as a n~>n occu­pancy tenant, of the J~ndIQrd. A tenant is not to be ejected from the land of his tenancy cncept on specified grounds a'nd in the m~nner pmvided in the Act. The la~d lord can de­mand from the tenant a fair a'nd e~~itable rent subject to the maximum rent statutQrily fixed. The act also incorporated an impor­tant provision in chapter VI, whereby it sou­ght to remove intermediaries like land lords and make the, actual cult iva tor; the <owner of the .land so that the ,slogan ~land.: f:or, the tillers" comes into reality. The Assam Urban Areas Rent Control Act, 1972 was ~nacted

to regulate relatIOn between the land 'lord and the tenant in so far as the tenancy relates to a house in urban, area i. e. areas, cOvered by, municipality and small towns cons:tituted ,un'­der the Assam Municipal AGt 1~56.. The Act has two fold objectives: , ' "

( 1) to: give the tenant a security; of tenure at-a fair rent ;' and

2) to prevent the landlord from evic­ting 'the tenant except un specified grounds, 'Pair rent'mentioned 'in the Adt is the amo­unt not exceeding the figure of "standard rent" whkhis to b~ calculttted I under the 'pro­cedure specified ih the Act. The Civil Court will decide any d'iSpute between the land lord and the tenant in respect of the'rent payable , by the tenant 'to the land lord and ejectment

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of the tenant by landlord under certain CIr­

cumstances. An appeal will. lie against the order ()r decision of the court and the deci­sion of the appellant court will be final and no further appeal will lie.

Agriculture :-

. The general characteristic of land of the district is acidic. New alluvial - soils formed on inundation- of J~nd by river at intervals, contain more percentage o{ fine sand and silt and are less acidic. Such ,soils are often neutral and even alkaline. Acidic alluvial soils with good phosphorous content

-are good for tea cultivation. On the other­hand 4eavy clays with, a high per~~ntage

of nitrogen in low land areas give a better yield of rice. Abundant rainfall and exce­. ssive humidity throughout the year also favour cultivation 'of tea and rice in the district. As such cultivation of tea and rice are exten­sively carried out in the district.

Paddy is the stapple .food crop of the district and is grown extensively all over the

: -plain areas of the district. It covered 56 per~ . cent of the total cropped. are~ of the u~vivi­ded Lakhimpur district in 1901, 62.69 percent in 1949-50 and 65.78 percent in 1961. After the division of the district major rice and ;mustard .cr~p growing areas remained in Lakhimpyr district ,where as the tea growing

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areas have come under Dihrugarh district. 'Sali', 'Ahu' and '8ao' are the three varities of rice commonly grown in the district. Of these, the production of Sali' paddy is the highest. High yielding variety of paddy has gradually been popular among the cultivators. As per final forecast recorded in the '-Basic Agricultural Statistics, years 1979-80 and 1980-81" of Govt. of Assam, areas brought under high yielding variety of Autumn and Winter pa­ddy are 2,505 and 22,040 hectares respectively during the year 1979-80 and 9,518 and 36,802 hectares respectively during the year 1980-81

Other crops grown in the district are wheat, maize, rape and m,ustard seeds, pulses etc. But total production of these items is much less than their requirements in the district. Pulses aJ e' mainly grown in alluvial flat lands on'the river bank s ~nd commoniy grown pulses are Mati-mah (phaseolus mungo), Magu-mah , ( pha<;('olus aureus " Arhar (cajanus cajan), Masur-mah (lens esenlenta) and Mator-mah (pisum sativum). Cultivation of fibre crops is very limited. Only jute a~d cotton are­grown in the district, that too in a very small quantity. The following table shows the fi­gure on final fore :ast of areas under culti­vation of some of the crops grown in the dis­tfict and their productions as furnished in the "Basic Agricultural Statistics, years 1979-80 and 1980-81" of Government of Assam.

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Crops

1 Autumn Rice Winter

" Summer " Maize Wheat ) ur (Arahar) Other Pulses Rape & Mustard seeds Sugar Cane Jute Cotton

Orange which is grown in some parts of the (listrict, can be considered a .. the main fruit crop in the district. Fruit bearing trees like mango, jack fruit, lkhee, Assam lemon etc. a~ very common in tbe dis~rlct. In the compound of almost each fanner some of thes~ trees are generally' found.

Tea -is the most impor~ant (''T( p of the district and play an i8\portant role in the economy of the district. It is the largest foreign exchange earner and covers ~he area

- which is only next to rice. The total area . under tea culttvation in the district in March. 1979 is 58,545 hectares which is the highest in the state and the production during that year was about 113,292 metric tonnes. Ave­rage yield in the distriet is 1,935 kgs. per hectare which is the 2nd best in the state.

Animal husbandry : -.-

The cattle wealLh occupies a pi ime po~i­

tion in the rUf_d economy in the country. Live ~tock is considered to be the most

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I Area in hectares t Produclion in tonnes

i 1979-80 I 1980-81 I 1979-80 I 198u-~1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I

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5 8,000 17,2'0 6,101 17,605

II8,oeO U4,715 1 j 8,084 171,850 10 20 11 26

4,750 4.740 2,423 2,417 6,570 7,410 7,933 8.864

230 240 162 169 8,700 7,795 3,419 3,021

19,320 19,15O 10,719 111694 4,880 4,885 18,759 169,7~2

210 '14O 1,615 1,135 30 25 12 11

cherished and valui:lble asset of a farmer.

The census cOI,ducted on lave stock al d poultry population in 1} e ) ear ] 97~ rnealed .. the follo\\ing figures for the district,

Cattle-869, 16 t ; Buffalo-l 06,565; Sheep-2,017; Goat-116,867; Pig·37,608; Fowls-741,588 ; Duck-4lS4,135, uthcrs·47,4')2. It may be of intere~l to note hde the ~late fl­gure~ which are Cattle- 6,603, 687; Buff,·do-729,925; Sheep-58,928; Goat- J ,657, lJ9 ; Pig-513,728; Fowls- 7,344,697; Uu..:k-2,87j,399 and others-231,824.

For the tre.1tment . of the vdel inary and poultry population there are 4 Vt:ldtnary h(1:.­pltals, 24 Dispensaries, 2 .Mobile veterinary di~pensaries and one Rtnd'e~-pa))t~ check pUbt

to liJke preventive mea::'UJcs against the out break of t'pidcmlc 1.0. con\rol an.,lIlat disease and to lake up 1rea'ment of ading animals.

There is one artifical insemination cen­tre in the dislrict ; but the dislnct has, Wi'JJ{~-

zen seman bank. The department has also taken up step; to improve the local poultry by introduction of pure and improved cocks and distribution of improved variety of poul­try mainly \\ hite Leghorn & Khaki Cambell among the villagers. A Poultry Extemion Centre was established at Chabua and every Developmrnt Block in tt,e district has also one Demonstration Poultry Farm. There is one Govt. Demonstration Pig Farm at Ten­gakhat where improved Yorkshire breeds of pigs are reared. The only Govt. Dairy-cum­Poultry Farm at khanikar (Dibrugarh) was es­tablished in March, 1949. It is spread over an area of 143 acres. Besides this farm there is another farm by the name of Sri Gopal O)shala which supplies milk to the residents of Dibrugarh town. This institution has re­ceived substential grant for improved mana­gement and supply of higher quantity of milk.

Fisheries ~

Fish is c_onsidered to be an important in­grediant of a balanced and nutritional diet. Pisciculture therefore assumes great importance in our society. "Beds" ane Rivers are the main source of fish in the district. There are no fish canning industry in the district and only fresh fish is sold in the market.

With a view to increase fish production and to demonstrate scientific methods of pisci­cultures, the department of Fisheries opened its 1st office at Dibrugarh in 1950. And by the end of the 2nd Five Year Plan two departmen­tal commercial-cum-demonstration Fish Farms, one at Sukanpukhuri at Dibrugarh and the other Na-Pukhuri at Tinisukia, were establi­shed. The fish farm at Sukanpukhuri, consis­ting of 3 stoking, 1 rearing and 6 nursery tanks, bas 9 bighas of water area and only Rohu (La­beo rohita), Bahu (Catla catla) ar d Mirika

In order to improve the local stock and also to increase milk production in the district, castration of weedy bulls, grading up the local breeds through artificial insemination or natural services, distribution of improved ~ariety of milch cow among the farmers, etc. are some of the measures taken by the Departm~nt of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary.

(Cirrhina mrigula) fishes are reared in this farm.

The cattle, buffaloes, sheep and goats of the district survives mostly on grass, grouel ami green leaves of some tree. During rainy season villagers find it difficulty to gather fodder for their liv~stock which are than mainly dependent on rice straw already stored. Large herds of buffaloes along with some cattle are also reared in the 'chapories'.

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The Na-pukhuri Fish Farm has a total area of 15 bighas and holds 5 stocking, 4 rearing and 6 nursery tanks. The department also reno­vated a number of old and ancient tanks, recl­aimed tore&t fisheries and brought 24 bighas of land situated at Na-Pukhuri under pisciculture. Be&ides, the Community development Blocks have under taken schemes for development of fisheries in their respective areas. The Com­munity Development Blocks of Joypur and Tengakhat are a step ahead by establishing small fish farms in their respective areas. There are 853 numbers of tanks and ponds. 13 nos. of unregistered 'beels', 19 nos. of registered 'bee Is' and 18 nos. of ri ver fisheries in the district. The production of fish in the district during the year 1980-81 is merely 3.5 thousand tonnes as against 65 and 6.2 thousand tonnes

produced by Nagaon and Goalpara respecti­vely. Forest fisheries in the district phy a sig­nificant role in meeting the local demand for fish.

Out of 35 larger fisheries in the present Dibrugarh district, 21 are in Dibrugarh Sub­division and 14 are in Tinisukia Sub·division. The right to fish in fisheries is put to auction and the highest bidder gets the lease for one year.

The most popular among a large variety of fishes available in the district are - Rohu (Labeo rohita), Bah u (Catla catla), Mirika (Car­rhina mrigula), Pithia (Barbustor),Kurhi (Labeo genus), Bhangan (Labeo bat=t), Barali (Wallago attu), Magur (Clarious magur), Singee (Hetero­pneustes fossilis), pabha (CaIIichrous bimacoul­atus and Callichrous pabha), Kas (Silonoa Silonlia), Ari (Arius), Sol (Ophiocephalus Stra­itus), Gcroi (Ophiocephal;us Punctutus), Chi tal (Natopterus Chitala), Kandhuli (Natopterus natopterus), Kaoi (Anabsas testudeneus), Eleng (Rashra elenga), Bariala (Barilius bola)

etc.

Fish seeds of Indian carps and Exotic Carps are obtained from 3 sources, viz. 1) In­duced breeding, 2) from the rivers and 3) by controlled breeding. The Department of Fish­eries has one natural seed collection centre at Katoha near the Dihing river about 17 miles , from Dibrugarh. During the rainy seasons fingerlings of major carps are collected from the adjoining areas, inundated by the Dihing river.

rat resources and consequently is the most highly industrialised district in the State 'of Assam. Industries in the district are mainly based on petroleum, coal, tea and forest. The district had the largest number of large and medium industries in Assam, as on 31st March 1930. The di"trict recorded 25 such industries having in their fold about 15,400 employees. followed by 19 obtait:ed in Clse of Kamrnp district. The total no of small scale industries registered under the Directorate of Indu~try was 1,565 employing about 11,600 persons. A short account of some of the important indus­tries of the district is given b-:low :-.

Petroleum Industry :-

Upper Assam is known as oil area. The oil found in this areJ. led to the installation of four oil refineries, one each at Digboi, Gauhati, Bongaigaon (All in Assam) and Barauni (Bihar). . fhe eistence of petro-1eum in this area first came to be known in the year 1828. The first successful strike at oil took place at Makum on March 26, 1861. It deserves mention here that this was the first successful mechanically drilled oil· well. The first oil at DiglJoi drilled in 1889-90 marked the birth of oil industry in Indi:!. Oil refinery at DigbJi, fir::;t of its kind in the country star­ted functioning in December, 1901. The mOst important oil field in the district was disco­vered in Naharkatiya where the first oil was dri11ed in May, 1952 Another important oil area lies in Moran a bout 40 kms. south"west of Naharkatiya.

All the oil wells in Naharkatiya and Iud!Jstry : - Moran area are under oil Indja (Private) Limi-

ted which is a wonderful cooperation between The district of Dibrugarh is rich in natu- the Private & Public Sector giving a new dim-

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dlsion to the nati mal illdustrial po~i y. To transport crude oil to refineries at GuwaJ)ati and Barauni Oil Irdia has constructe¢. 1152 kms. long pipe line (400 kms. upto Guwahati).

The Assam Gas Company:-

The Assam Gas Company loea ed at Duliajan which is a state Governmenl \lOdertak­ing went into production on April 2,1971: It,has be~n fOFmed for distribution of 1':-btural gas to ya:rious users as aha to pl:ovide a,base for possi­bLe petro-~'hemieal industry. 1 he Therwal r OVI er proj~ct established at N,amrup utili.ses gas ~upp-

-lied by the undertaking as its fuel. The F~.xtili­zer Factory also at Namrup established by the ,FertiIasers Corporation of India is fed by the Assam Gas Company. Tile Company also supply gas to a number of tea gardens for run­ning factories and other allied works.

The Assam Petro-chemical Limited .-

'Il:te Assam Petro-chemical Limited loca­ted at .Namrllp went into produ~tion on JURe 25, 1976,. The !paID r-9-w, m,ateriaIs r,equi-

·f ,red for the project are Natural gas, Urea & Carbon di~oxide. This concern produces Methanol Formalin and Petrolite. The Assam Ga') C0mpany supplies the natura! gas and the Namrup Fertilizer Faclory provicc'> urea and carbon di-oxide.

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The Naml up Fertilizer Factory

The Fertilizer Factory at Namrup is the only plant of the Fertilizer Corporation of India where natural gas is used as a ravv mate­t~iaJ. The first phase of the plant '" ent into pnJdl.lCtion on 1-1-69. And the second pha5e

,fr<),m i-lO.]6,. The factory is de&igned t6 pro-

duce, a munhlm sulphate urea, Clr:d sulphuric acid. The plant has the di:-.tinction of being the first il~ Wl;li~h tt.e Fertilizer Corporation of India handled maj or erectio.)l work covering a IDnjor portion of machinery and equipments. The ~as is made availab!e by the Assam Gas Company; and S'Jlphur, the other raw material, is imp,orted through the state Trading Cor-poraliol1.

Coal Illdustry ;-

1he coal icdust.ex in the undivided Lakhi­,mpur dis('1iict is more than, a century old., As ~arly as in.Jt828 a &iz~abl~ quantity of coat \yas l}-l.'~rri€d. in thi.s district. The working colHrtrie~ in the Mak~m area are at Borgoiai, Ledo t Na.mdang and Tipong.

Tea Industry~-

Assam earns unique distinction of being the highest tea producing centre in the country. An overw_he]ming major propor .. tion of total 'produytion of tea in the

t . country is contributed by about 770 tea gar~ens in the state bringing about 1,99,,440 hectares' of land under tea cultivation (as on 31-3-80). It is a major foreign exchange earner of the country and plays a dominatlt rule in the economy of (he state. The history of tea in­dustry in fX'ssam dates back to the' year 1826, when indi,genous te'a plants growitlg in the pla­ins of' Assam carr e- to the notice of the East India Company. Djbrugarh district has the proud previ~edge of having this single majority of tea gardens numbering 230· which pre duce about 110,300,000 kgs. in the year 1980. The district register an area- of about 59,200 hect­areS (as on 31-3-80)·under tea cultivation.

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Plywood Industry :-

Majority of the plywood factories in the state are located in Dibrugarh district and the industry occupie an important place in the economy of the district. The existancc of a large number of tea gardens in the district Serves as a great potential for the .growth of this indus try as tea is packed in plywood chest for des­patch to different centres of sale. It is perti­nent to mention here that this industry belongs to the private sector. The Himalayan Plywood Industry Pvt. Ltd. (1952), Assam Forest Pro­ducts Pvt. Ltd. (1952), Assam Valley Plywood Pvt. Ltd. (1952), Art Plywood Industries Ltd. (1919), Sarda Plywood Industry Ltd. (1958), National Plywood Industries Pvt. Ltd, (1953) are the prominent among the registered ply­wood factories in the district. The items of. products include, Commercial Ply, Black Board Flush Door, Marine Plywood, Tea Chest and allied prod ucts.

Railway Workshop :-

The Railway workshop located at Dibru­garh is more than a century old and in consi­dered to be one of the largest workshop in North-East India. It undertakes, besides over­hauling works, repairing of Iocomative and coaches. Variou<; components required for these are also manufactured hc're.

A number by industries engaged in ma­nufacture of machinery, machine tools and parts; steel furniture, steel structures, and va­rious other metal products are established in the district and majority of these indus­tries have come up near Tinsukb Town. The lone timber treatment and seasoning plant has been established by the Forest depart­ment at Makum. The district has also a large

number of saw Mills and brick making in­dustries. besides various other small scale industries.

Trade and commerce :-

As stated earlier, the Jislric( of Dibru­garh is rich in natural weqllh and has large deposits of crude oil, :1nd c)al Some of the im­port:1:1t industries like ptlroleum, tea and ply­weod are also established in the district. 1 arge quar.titil's of the produce are exported frem t)1(' distl iet to have vari'Jl!s other parts ot the country a'nd some even find place in the interl'ational markets, Among these items tea is the most important commodity of ex­port ar.d carns a considerabk amount of fo­reign exchange, Except a 8n:<'.11 quantity of tea sold in the local n~arket. the entire produce reaches outside as well as internatio­nal markets through the Tea Auction Centres.

Crude oil is another principal commo­dity exported. The crude is exported through a pipe line to the refineries at Guwahati and Barauni. The discovery of new oil fields at Naharkatiya, Hogrijan and Moran raises the hope that more than fifty per cent of India's present requirement of petroleum mayeven­tually come from these new oil fields, and thus help the country to save a cOIl.;;iderable amount of foreign exchange. Petroleum and other products of Digboi refinery are e'\por­ted to other district~ of the State as well as to the neighbouring States ..

Coal is another important commodity of export. About 80-85% of coal in Assarr, comes from the Makum Coal fields of this , , district- But even the quantity of coal; that comes from the Makum Coal fields the best

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in the State. is described as inferior and due to higher labour cost and greater difficulties of transport. Assam coal also costly in com­parison to the coal from the other coal pro­ducing centres in India. Consequently, the Assam coal has no demand outside the state and as sHch bulk of it is consumed within the state by the tea gardens and the railways.

Plywood is a< very important commo­dity of export, and plays a significant role in the economy of the state. Urea lind Amonium Sulphate produced in the Namrup Fertilizer Factory also find their way into other parts of the country, ~esides these, the various other articles exported from the district are timber and timber products. cane and cane products, teachests and other miscellaneous products of small scale industries established in recent years in the district. On the other hand the district is dependent on outside supply of small scale industries established in recent years in the district. On the other hand the district is dependent on outside supply of a large number of articles. The main items imported into the district are rice. wheat, pulses, grain, peas, groundnut, spices, all kind of edible oils, onion, garlic, sugar, other chemical fertilizer cement, C. I, sheets, iron materials, paints and varnishes, tube well pumps and pipes, cycles, motor cars, machi­neries required for major and sma11 scale industries, cloths and garments.

Dibrugarh, which was once the principal , centre of trade in the undivided district of

Lakbimpur now stands next to Tinsukia which distinguishes itself as the main centre of whole­sale trade in the district. Other important trade centres of the present Dibrugarh district are Digboi, Doom Dooma, Margherita, Mo-

ran, Makum, Cha.bua, Naharkatiya, Bordubi and Panitola. Both wholesale and retail tra­de go side by side in almost all trade centres of the district. However, bulk of wholesale trade is concentrated in two major towns of Dibrugarh and Tiosukia. The products dealt with are COll~umers goods and foodstuff.

Transport:

The district of Dibrugarh is connected with the rest of the state by all the four mo­des of communications i. e road, railway, river and air. The National High Way Nos. 37 and 38 form the artery of road communi­cation in the district. A number of earthen, gravelled and black topped roads branch off from the~e two roads and form net work of road system. The National Highway No. 37 wLich was form ely known as the Assam South Trunk Road, enters Dibrugarh from Sibsagar and runs from Moran in north-easterly direc­tion upto Dibrugarh and then stretches along the railway line upto Doom Dooma and then further eastward to Saikhowa-ghat which sta­nds on the bank of the river Luhit. The Makum Lekhapani Road now known as the National High Way No. 38 takes off from Makum and reaches Ledo through Digboi and Margherita. Under the Public Workes De­partment, provisional road lengths within the district in the category National Highway, State Highway and others are 192 kms, S2kms and 1261 kms respectively of which on~y 508 kms are surfaced (black topped) anc the rest 1027 kms are unsurfaced gravelled. Provisional road lengths (1978-80) per hundred ~.quare

kilometre and per Jakh of populatiol in the district are 21.85 kms and 80.79 km~ res­pectively which are much are less than the state average of 26.35 ,kms and 106.66

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kms re~pectively. In respect of number of motor vehiclts on road in any dis rict, Dibru­garh with about 19,000 vehicles in 1980 comes next only to Kamrup having the highest number of motor vehicles on road in the State. 1 he number (.f buses, motor cars, je~ps, taxi cabs and motor cycles ar:d scoo­ters, on road in Dibrugarh district as recor­ded in 1980, are 346, 7382, 1108, 423 and 3041 respectively.

The rail communication is established with the rest of the country by single tracked meter gauge line, the total length of which in the district is 196 kms. Almost all the places of commercial and indu ,trial impor­tance are connected by the railway It was only in 1904 when a through ra.il communi­cation was established between Chittagong and Dibrugarh. Development of rail communi­cation in the district can be attributed to the tea and coal imiustries of the district. The necessity for providing an outlet for tea ar:d coal led to the construction of the Dibrugarh ' Sadiya Railway -line, the first in upper Assa:rr, by the Assam Railway and Trading Company in 1985. The line runs from Dibrugarh Steamer Ghat through tea producing centres viz. Lahoal, Dikorn, Chabua, Panitola and Tinsukia In. to Makum In. which is 3S mile east of Dibrugarh. Here it divides into two branches. One line turns north a nd runs past other tea producing centres of the district viz. Bar hapjan, Hansara, Doom Dooma to Tirap, a distance of 16 miles. This section was extended by another 8 miles to Saikhowa Ghat in 19lO. The main line runs east and then south past Tingrai, Digboi and powai to Margheritp, 59 miles fr('ro Dibrugarh and thus connected the coal and oil producing areas of the district. The Dihrugarh-Sadiya

Railway line was a private railway line and it was purchased by the Govt. in April, 1945, and now forms a part of the North-East Frontier Railway.

Steam Navigati. n was introduced in the district in the later part of last century. It It was in 1853 when Dibrugarh for the :qrst time was connected with Calcutta by the Go­vernment steamers. Laler on in 1884 newly formed River Steam Navigation Company started daily mail service between Dibrugarh and Dhubri. However, after partition of the country journey by steamer from Dibrugarh to Calcutta became restricted and finaIJy after the great earthquake of 1950, the steamer ceased to ply upto Dibrugarh due to heavy silting of the ri ver channel and merchandise had to be carried by'road transport to Disang­roukh in Sibsagar district, which became the eastern most river port. At present there is no steamer selvice linking Dihrugarh with the rest of the country except four ferries run by the Inland Water Transport Corporation, a new undertaking of the State Govt. along the Brahmaputra to link the north with the south bank. These are Sadiya-Saikhowa, Dibru-Sonari-Burisuti, Dibru-Kachari-Orium­ghat, and Dibru Sissi-Machkhowa. There are many other ferry services in di fferel'lt tivers in the district that are auctioned by the State Govt. to the private contractors. Kee­ping the maintenance and supe'rvi~ion under the Public Works Department.

Air transport is very recent in the dis­trict. Regular civilian air service was intro­duced only in the middle of the present cen­tury.

The exigencies of the 2nd World War

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necessitated air link between Calcutta and this remotest strategically important corner and consequently a number of air fields were cOllstructed. When the war was over some of these airfields were used for civil purposes. The undivided Lakhimpur District had two such civil aerodrome~-one at Mohanbari in the Dibrugarh Sub-Division and the other at Lilabari in the North- Lakhimpur Sub-Di­vision. Mobanbari aerodrome whicb has got the facility for landing of Fokker friendship, is about 16 kms. from Dibrugarh town and is located at a distance of about 2 kms. from the Dibrugarh-~.1'insukia Road .. The aerodro­me is now closed as constructional works have been going on to provide facility for landing of Boeing 737 and the like a ircrafts. At present Chabua airfield where Boeing servioe is also introduced, provides the nece­ssary facilities to the air pass angers. This airfield is about 26 kms, from Dibrugarh town and,is on the Dibrugarh-Tinsukia Road.

Brief description of place of r~ligious, historical or archeological importance and places of tourist interest in the towns ~e district:

The number of places of religious or historical importance in the undivided Lakhim­pur district is small enough; but tbis ;is not unnatural in a frontier district, wh1ch was too remote from court and too much exposed to raiders from the south and ea!lt, to offer many attractions to the ruling or the priestly caste. After thB division of the district, the most of the places of regligious, :historical or archaeological importance of the undivided Lakhimpur district fall uuder the present La­

,khimpur District. A brief description of the places of religious, historical or archaeolo-

gical importance of Dibrugarh given below:

Boragi Than ~

district is

It is situated near Sadiya, on the bank of the Kundil river on the road to Arunachal Pradesh. The second Satradhikar Keshavdev of Auniati Satra, who was exiled by King Gadadhar Singha as a punitive measure and kept in a forest near Sadiya, imparted religious instructions to the Sonowal Kacharis. This place was regarded as a 'Than'. A branch was also established at Ma::katJ, near Dibrugarh town; b'Jt la~~c on it WetS rev-:rted to the orginal 'fhan' due to the difficulties experie:1 cd in running it separately

BuraaBnri Temple ~

It is a very old temple, situated at a distance of about 16 kms. to the north-east of SadiYl near the confluence of the Dikrong and Deopani rivers. The Hindus claim this

temple is of Madhava where as, according to Col. Hannay it is a Buddhist temple. But so, far as its history can be tf:lced it appears that the worshippers of the temple are not orthodox Hindus, bot Deuris. They call it Gerasi- Geri. There is also a 'Than' near the templt', called Pishadema or Ba1iya Babar Than where the Deuris who are 'Shakti' wor­shippers, worship a god known as Pashadema or Baliya Baba, W:lO is regarded as the son of Gera&i -Gira.

Dinjan Moamaria Satra :-

Anirudha, disciple of GC?paldev and founder of Moamaria sect, established the first Moamaria Satr~ in ]015 A.D. at Baiikuchi vilI-

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age in Narayanpur Mauza rf the present Lak­himpur district, but as it was too close to the villages of Daflas and other low caste people, it was removed by the 'gossain' to the Nahorati village on the bank of the Lohit. From there it was again moved first to Jorhat and then· back to the Majuli, and then again to Jorhat and finally in 175) it was shifted to the present site. on the bank of the Dinjan. near Chabua. Jt . is the principal 'Satra' of the Moamaria sect.

Ghaguwa Dol :-

Ghaguwa Dol is a small brick temple near the Hahkhowa road. According' to the Settlement Group Report, the temple was built during the reign of the Ahom King Gaurinath Singha (1780.95) as a mark of respect to the contemporary ruler of Manipur. According to another version it was tile temple of Mani­puri Devi of M~mipuri Than, located on the northern side of Ghaguwa Dol.

Kali Air Than :-

It is situated on the bank of the Brahma­putra at a distance of about 11 kms. to the west of Dibrugarh town in the lamirah Mauza. According to the Mahanta of the 'Than', Kri­shnadevi. with the consent of her father Sudar­isan, the Sattradhikar of Budbari Satra, cour­ted voluntary death at this place to sa ve herself from dishonour during a political revolution

which took place 200 to 250 years ago. Accor· ding to some she dhappeared in the womb of the earth at this place on l eing insulted by her suitor because of her dark complexion. The place has since been known as Kali Air Than and many people visit the 'Than' to pay their respectful homage and perform 'Namkirtan'.

f:adiya :-

Sadiya. once the headquarters of t~e Sad­iya Frontier Tract and a flourishing town in the remotest north ·east corner of Assam, was almost completely erfoded after the great earth- . quake of 1950. Sadiya which was known as Kundil nagar in the epic era, occupies an impo­rtant place in Indian mythology, The love episode of Rukmini of Kundilnagar and Lord Krishna of Dwaraka is well known. There are rui 's of t\\ 0 forts located between the gorges of the Dikrong- and the Dibong ri vers near Sadiya. The two forts are assigned by tradi­tion one to Bhismaka and the other to Sisupal.

There is no remarkable aspect in the towns of the Dibrugarh district to attract to­urists. However, a cross-section of. tourists visits oil refinery at Digboi and Oil township at Duliajan. Series of long stone and wooden spurs constructed at Dibrugarh along the bank of the Brahmaputra-to protect the town against continuous erosion by the mighty river is a tre~ me,ndous piece of work worth seeing. Natural scenery of the entire district is eye catching.

BRIEF HIS rORY OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

The district Census Handbooks were first introduced in 1951, census. Prior to 1951,

village statistics for district used to be printed after the census giving the population for each

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village and sl1:)win ~ the di~,\ribLLtion of comm­unities and of literate persons. The District Census Handbook in 1951 contained data on area, house and population, small scale indus­tries, distribution of population by livelihood classes for each village and town of the district and many other census tables. In 1961 Census, the scope and contents of the District Census Handbooks were enlarged by including more census tables and also the administrative stati­stics which included information of rainfall and temperature, vital statistics, land utilization and agriculture, livestock, industries, administra­tion, public health and medical etc.

In 1971 Census, further improvements were mr.de in District Censlls Handbook by incorporating more information on Villages and Towns in the form of village and Town Directory. The District Census Handbook of 1971 was divided into three parts and the Part-A included the Village and Town Directory. The Village Directory contained information on are~!, educational, medical, power ~.upply, drinking water, commu;1i-;atioll, post and telegraph, stapl ~ food, land U~.'~ patt­ern, neare~;t town and its road dist:mce from the Village, day or d<lys of hats and marb~ts etc. The Town Directory comprising seven state­ments included data on (i) Status, Growth his-

tory and functional categories of each tvwn (ii) Physical aspects and their location (iii) Municipal finance (iv) Civic and other ameni­ties (v) Medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities (vi) Trad~ and Commerce, Industry and Banking facilities and (vii) Popu­lation by religion.

Part-B of the handbook presented data on Primmy Censns Abstract like area, Census Houses and pDpulation, Castes and Tribes, literate and educated persons, workers by indus­trial categories and non-workers for each vill­age and each block and ward of town. Part-C included Census tables, secondary tables based on Village Directory and Primary Census A bs­tract data and tables relating to administra­tive, welfare and developmental activities.

In the 1 GSI Census, the District Census Ha­ndbook is divided into two parts. Part-A inclu­des data on Village and Town Directory cover­ing infor;nation on a few more items in addition to the infornntion covered in these directories in 1971 Ccnstrs. Part - B includt:~s the Village and Tovm-".vise Prim];y Censu') Abstract. This part of t110 District Census Handb:>ok will not be Dublished in Cl:D of /\. \Hm as there had , been no C-;:1sns in tl-}e State during 1981.

SCOPE OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY

TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS

The information of Village Directory was confined to a single column in 1951 Census which showed ameniti~s ~1V:lilable i:1 each vill­age like transport and postal facilitif's, educa-

tional instituti ons, drinking water supply, Bazar day and medical facilities, veterinary fdcilities ;md whether the village is covered by C. D blocks or N. E. S. blocks. The Scope

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ot Village Directory enlarged in 1971 Census which included information on area, amenities available in the village such as medical, power supply, etc. which are detailed in earlier para­graphs. In 1981 Census, two more columns are added to the Village Directory. Column 4 gives information on total population and number of households and col. 11 gives infor­mation regarding approach to the villagr. All the six statements of Town Directory inclu(~ed

in 1971 Census have been retained in 19l;)1 Census. In addition to that a new statemcnt­IV-A giving information on "Civic and other amenities on notified slums during 1979" Ius also been introduced. However, as in case of Dibrugarh district there is no notified slum area this table has been dropped from the pur­view of this handbook.

The above table I shows that there are 2325 inhabited viJ1ages in the district of Dibrugarh. Jaipur with 396 villages claims having the hig­hest number (17.03%) of such villages followed by Bardubi (13.76%), Dibrugarh (13.46%), Doom Dooma (13.38%) and Moran (13.20%). Chabua with 71 villages only comes at the bottom (3.05%),

As regards of facilities of education it is seen that on an aggregate a great majority (74.79%) of villages reportedly has such facili­ties raPf'l'ing from a primary scho 11 to a college Dibrugarh distinguishes itself by registering 91.37 per cent of its inhabited villages having such facilities followed by Bardubi (79.69%), Sadiya (73.89%) and Moran (73.29%). Tinsu­kia recorded the lowest percentage (58.46%) of its villages having such facility.

It is disheartening to note that on an average a megre 13.16 per cent of inhabited

villages in the district reportedly have facilities of medical treatment within their peripl'eri. Here Chabua claims the highest percentage (21.13) of its vilhges having such facility closely followed by Tinst'kia Police Station (20.00%). Sadh with only 6 villages (3.33%) having such facility crops at the bottom.

It is geod to see that all the villages in the district reported having drinking water drawn frem difft'rent sources.

The facilities of post and te Iegraph s~r­

vices are available in only 287 villages compri­sing 12.34 per cent of total villages of the di~­

trict. Margherita with 19.15 per cent of its villHges ranks first closely followed by only Digboi having 17.95 per cent of its villages having such facility. As in case of medical facilities Sadia again <\ppear s at the botton; with a megre 4.44 per cent of its villages repor­tedly having such facility.

Only 12.30 per cent, f the villages in the district reported h<~vi!)g market or hat whethff weekly, bi-weekly or fortnightly for buying and selling of sundry goods. Doom Dooma Police Station reported the L ighest p;:: 'cen tage (20.26) of sllch villages and Moran the lowest (7.17%).

Communication facilities", hether by road, railway or waterway is available in 26 88 per cent of villages in the district. While Dibru­garh ranks first with 56.87 per cellt cJ its vill­ages having such Lcility. Mo'an with a most negligible percentage of 2.28 of it~ vil](lges

stands last in this re"pect.

Information coilectcd on approach to a viilage by pucca ro('.c, the new fe.lture

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TABLE-l

DISTRIBUT ION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY

OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

District: DIBRUGAaH

S1 , . No.

-' 1 I

1.

c:; c ._ Vl

<l) <l)

E·~ ~7 ~, -../

I!~ c...

2

Sadiya

-I

, Doom Dooma "-.

3. Tinsukia

4. Digboi

5. Margherita

6. Bardubi

7. Chabua

8 Dibrugarh

9. Moran

10. Jaipur

Total

[No. ( with percentage) of villages having one or more of the follo\Ving I amenities <.,...::> ---- -~-- ---_ - ---~

Post & ApPf()a:- -._ 0-0

iEd~- ~ Drink- Tele- Market; Commu- ch by Pu- Power 02 ZE ,ccition . _ cal iog water graph_ Hat nication cca Road supply

1 -.- ~

3 I 4 " 6 7 8 9 10 11

180 :33 6 180 8 17 39 25 2 (71.89) (3,33) (10000) (4.44) 9.44 (21.67) ( 13.89) (1.11)

311 ~44 50 311 48 63 III 88 90 (78.46) (16.08) (100.00) ( 15.43) (20.26) (3569) (28.30) (28.94)

i3() 76 =6 130 21 19 15 40 41 ( 58.46) (20.0( ) (ICO.OO) ( 16.15) (14.62) (11.54) (30.77) (31.54)

156 109 14 156 28 18 53 30 53 (69,87) (8.97) (10000) (17.95) (11.54) (33.97) (19.23) (33.97)

141 98 2.~ 141 27 17 35 36 48 (69.50) (16.31 ) (100.00) (19.15) (12,06) (24,82) (25,53) (40.43)

320 255 46 320 29 35 95 104 142 (79.69) (14.38) (100.00) (9.06) (10.94) (29.69) (32.50) (44.38)

71 56 15 71 6 10 12 23 30 (78.87) (21.13) (100.00) (8.45) (14.08) (16.90) (32.39) (42.25)

313 286 55 313 46 47 178 99 60 (91.37) (17.57) (100.00) (14.70) {l5.02) (56.87) (31.63) (19.17)

307 225 29 307 37 22 7 43 40 (73. <9) (945) (100.00) (12,05) (7.17) (2.28) (14.01) (13.03)

396 261 42 396 37 38 80 57 106 (65.91) (10.61) (lCO.OO) (9.34) (9.60) (20.20) (14.39) (26.77)

2,325 1,743 306 2,325 287 286 625 ~AS 612 (74.97) (13.16) (100.00) (12.34) (12,30) (26.88) (23.44) (26.32)

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introduced in the Village Directory of 1981 Census, reveals that only 23.44 per cent of the villages in Dibrugarh district has such facility. Bardubi with 32.50 per cent, Chabua with 32.39 per cent, Dibrugarh with 31 63 per cent and Tinsukia reporting 30.77 per cent of its villages are in a comperatively happy position in this respect. As in rase of me deal and post and telegraph facilities Sadia again falls to the bottom having reported only 13.89 per cent of its villages having pucca approach ror,d,

The position in regard to power supply to the villages of this district is not very hearte-

ning. On an aggregate only 26.32 per cent of its vmages reported having such facili,y. Bar­clubi \\'ith 44.38 per cel~t of its vilfa[,es reporte­dly having power supply is the most }Jri,'ekgcd followed by Chabua (42.25%), Sr:dia again falls to the bottom with a negligible percentage (1.11) of its villages having stich facility.

From the above aIlalysis it can be condu­ded that much remaim to be done in providing certain most essential facilities such as medical, post & telegraphs, market and hat, communi­cation, power supply and pucca approachable road to the villages of the district.

TABLE-2

DISTRIBUTION OF VJLLAGJ2S NOT HAVJNG CERTAIN AMENITIES BY

DISTANCE RANGE FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE

Village not having the amenity of i

------~-~--~--~~"--~-----

Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at a distance of

\---------- ----- - ---- --------- --------- --'-----------

! 0 - k I" 10 k ' I 10 k ' Total ! -) m~. I _- m~. I + ms. i (Col. 2-4)

--/----------'- I --------- -------1' ------- ----/-------------------------- --- ----! 2 I J ~ .. _4 I 5 1

Education 578 1 3 582

Medical 1002 665 352 2019

P.&T. 1430 456 152 2038

Market/Hat 1321 565 153 2039

Communication 1099 486 115 1700

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The data a.., presented in Table 2 reveals that tile in::abital1ts of almost the entire lot of villafes having 110 educational institutions within their periphery can avail of themsclws the facility of such institutions available within a ciistance of 5 kms. .

A hout a half of the villages where no medi­cal facility is available reported having such facility at a distance of less than 5 kilometres from the periphery of their villages and about onc [Lira ( 32.~4% ) have such facility at (l dis­tanc~~ of 5-10 kilometres. fnhahJtants d about 17 per cent or such villages are less fortunate in kl ving to traverse beyond 10 kilomelres to receive any sort of medical treatment.

Out of 2038 villages having no facility of post and telegraph services within their boun­dary, a vast majority (70.17%) reported having such facility at a distance of less than 5 kilo­metres 3nd only 7.45 per eel,t of such villages have this facility at a distar,ce beyond 10 kilo­metres from their boundary.

64.79 per cent of the villages not holding any market or hat within their periphery, repo­rted having such facility within a distance of 5 kilometres. Inhabitants of only 7.50 per cent of such villages have to travel beyond 10 kilo­metres for buy ing and selling of goods.

Though 1700 villages comprising 73.12 per cent of total villages in the district reported having no communication facilities, about 65.00 per cent of such villages can avail the facility of communication available at a dista~ nee of les" than 5 kilomdres and only about 7 00 per cent of such vi Ilages reported availing the facility of communication available at a distance beyond 10 kilometres.

Thus it is seen that though as stated earlier, in a vast majority of the inhabited villages of the district certain essential amenities are not available: :within the periphery of the vih~ges; the above table offers solace in revealing that the populace inhabiting most of such villages can draw the benefit of the facilities available in the neigh bouring vi Ilages situated at a dista­nce of less than 5 kilometres.

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TABLE-3

DISTRIBUTION OF VI LLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE

'NEAREST Tv WN AND AVAILABILI TY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

District: DIBRUGARH , rfj 0,) C"~ 4) OJ!

No. ( with percentage) of villages having the' Distance ~ OJ:) C ~a1t\S

range from --:::= ""'" Commu-I~ ._,;; ,.s:::

dducati- Marketl the nearest o Q Medical Drin- Post & town (in

"'0 -C\j dB king fele- Hat nication jP • <;) 0,)

0_ kms. ) Z:O.5 water ~raph ;R

-------

I

---_ ----8 I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

amenity of pproa-ed by Power

ucca supply oad

9 10

0-5 353 260 65 353 63 47 87 136 164 (73.65) (18.41) (100.00)( 17.85) ( 13.31 ) (24.65) (38.53) ( 46.46 )

6- 15· 885 642 152 885 107 103 226 234 270 ( 72.54) ( 17.18) ( 100.00)( 12.09) ( 11.64) (26.54) (26.44) ( 30.)1 )

16-50 1,044 812 88 1,044 115 133 311 172 173 ( 77.78 ) ( 8.43 ) ( 100.00)( 11.02) ( 10.82 ) ( 29.79 ) ( 16.48 ) ( 1657 )

51 + 43 29 1 43 2 3 1 3 5 ( 67.'14) ( 2.33 ) ( 100 CO )( 4.65 ) ( 6.98) ( 2.33 ) ( 6.98 ) ( 11.63 )

Unspecified

Total 2,325 1,743 306 2,325 287 286 625 545 612 ( 74.97 ) ( 13.16) ( 100.00)( 12.34) ( 12.30 ) ( 26.88 ) (2344) (26.32)

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The table No 3 shows that about 45.00 per cent (,f inhahited vjJlage in the <ii'itrict are located at a distance of 16-50 kms from a nearest urban centre and only 2.00 percent of the villages are beyond 50 kms. from ar.y town.

It is ,)lir general experience that nearer the distance of a vi1lage from an urban centre, more is the likelihood of its having variolls amenities normally obtained in an urban cen­tre This contention is found valid j fI case of

villages of the district where we find that the vilbges which art' situated at a distance of less than 5 kms. from any llrban centre reported the highest percell tage in respect of availability of various amenities with the exception of the amenity of educational institution and commu­nication where the highest percentage has been returned by tbe villages located within distance range of 16-50 kms. from any urban c~ntre. As the table speaks for itself, no further eluci­dation is felt necessary.

TABLE-4

Main Staple Food in the Majority of villages in each Police Slation.

_.-----SI. No. Name of Police Station Main Staple Food

2 3

I. Sadiya Rice

2. Doom Dooma Rice

3. Tinsukia Rice

4. Digboi Rice

5. Margherita Rice

6 Bordubi Rice

7. Chabua Rice

8. Dibrugarh Rice

9. Moran Rice

10. Jaipur Rice/Wheat.

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A look at Table 4 reveals that the main staple food of the inhabitants c,f majorit:, of villages in all the poli..:e stations of th0 district with the sole exec ption of Jaipur is rice.

TABLE-5

Distribution of vmages according to Land use

-=:----:--------------~---------~--~-.~--SI. I Name of Police I No. of inhabited I Total area : Percentage of I Percentage of No. I Station I Villae-es '(in hectares) I cultivable area I irrigated area

_-!L ______ ...!..II _____ ~ __ _lll____ II~~ tota~_ar_e8_. ~._II t~~~~]"~l ;;l~i-1 2 3 I 4 I 5 I 6

-----------------~------.....:....-•. --.-~- -1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Sadiya

Doom Dooma

Tinsukia

Digboi

Margherita

Bordubi

Chabua

D1brugarh

Moran

Jaipur

TolaJ

180

3 t 1

130

156

141

320

71

313

3(;7

396

2,325

38,261.86

73,379.38

35,168.41

5\398.79

~5,779.76

53973.22

) 8,320.24

60,838.43

~8,204.34

68,520.E4

4,85,945.07

57.98

74.82

77.21

7:5.05

4476

9;).11

7856

74.44

86.20

87.98

75.51

1.01

016

1.06

2.02

0.15

015

0.26

----------------~-.~--

A scruitL1y of Table 5 shows that on an average 75.51 percent of the total area of vill­ages in the dislrict is available for cultivation. It is further ob;;erved that Bardubi Police Sta .. tion records the highest percentage (90.11) foll­owed by Jaipur (87.98%) and Moran (8620%) of cultivable land. Margherita P. S. returned

the lowest proportion (44.68%) of cultivable area. Data on irrigation of culti vable land as could be gathered reveals a most negligible p'oportion of cultivable land being irrigated and as ~uch it can b~ said thdt the tiller:; of land in this distric: have mosrly to depelld on the vagaries of 111ture for irrigation.

XXXVI

A brief anaJ)sis of data of lown Directory:

file history and scope of tow n direct9ry have already been dis~ussed. We now look at the dilft:rent ~talelllents depicting different asp­ects of the towns and a ttempt a brief analysis of the data presented in these statements.

Statement I : Status and Growth History

We have perforce to leave blank the_ col· umn relating to vital information relating to number of households, population and sex ratio for want of 1981 Census data. It is found that there are II.towns in the district-the lar-

. gest being >Dibruga-rh. having an area> of 13.72 sq. kms and ehabua having an area of 0848··1 kms. the smallest. Out of, only 4 cases of Urban Agglomeration in the state as a wbole, Dibrugarh district has recorded one viz. Dig­boi Urban Agglomeration c,lmprising' Digboi (Town Committee) and Digboi> Oil Town (Cen­sus Town) Dibrugarh to .\Tn has recorded the highest popuh tio 1 (80,348) and Cha-bua town returned th~ lowes-t number (3 888) of persons during 1971 Census.

Statement II : Physical Aspects and - Location of Towns

The statement' indicates that the state capital Guwahati (Dispur) is in the distance range from 443 kms. to 538 kms. from any of the town in the di&trict. The distance of district headquarter Dibrugarh from other towns ranges between 29 km. to 84 km. All the towns besides linked with bus route have railway station (except DuJia­jan Oil Town) within their precinet. Out of 11 towns of the district, 4 towns are conn­ected with navigable water ways.

Statement III: Municipal Fil.lance-.' 1~n8-79

." The ,data collected from the .. re~pective Municipal Boards and Town Committees rela­ting to the financial year 1978-79 show that excepting Digboi and Chabua Town Committees all the remaining Civic BO<iies of the district registered on excess of receipts over their expen_ diture during 1978-79. The statement shows that the revenue derived from municipal pro­perties together with. collection through. taxes constitutes more than 50% of the total receipts in respect of Dibrugarh, ehabua, .Tinsukia and Digboi Civic Bodies whereas. the Govt'fnment grant together with the amo,unt collected thro­ugh other sources constitutes the major past of the total receipts in case of Naharkatiya. Ma­kum and Do.}m Dooma. It is observed that excepting Dibragarh Municipal Board no other Civic Body received any I.oan or advance dur­ing this period.

The expenditure pattern of the CIVIC

bodies reveals that in case of 4 out qf 7 urb.ln centrl'S of the dtstrict baving a . MunkipaJ Board/Town C(lmrnittee, more tQan 50.QO per cent of the total expenditure is accounted for general administration alone. In t~js regarJ._ Naharkatiya tops the list with 89.30 per cent of its total expenditure for genel1al administra­tion foJlowed by ehabua (66.83"/-),. Doo~. Dooma (63.27'/.) and Digboi (61.2J·/.). Til;­sukia reported the lowest proportion of such expenditure. Expenditure on public works constituted the highest propol tion (81.31"/.) in Clse of Makum Town Committee followed by." Tinsukia with 45.18 per cent of such expendi.·' ture.

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Statement'· IV : Civic and other Amenities 1979

. Any discussion of quan1um of civic and other amenities a vaHable in town need essenti­aJIy be linked with total number of inhabitants in :it. Abllence of population figure in column 4 of the statement therefore renders meaningless analysis of the other information provided in the statement. Howev. r it is observed that out of total road length of 680.08 per 100 sq. kms. in the UJ ban areas of the district, 128.88 is pucca road. The provisioIl' of tap' wa-:er ~upply is not available in, tbe towils' of Dlbrugarb, Digb0_4:, Doom Doorna, Makum, Margherita and Nahaikaliya<i O~t of three towns of the district having 1\0 fire fighting services, one has the facility av lil~ble at a distance of 5-10 km. while the inhabitants of two' other towns are less fortunate to depend OR' such '-Services av~jl­able at a minimum distance of 20' km~. The plight of the victims of an unfortunate event of a five breaking out il. any of these U1 ban centre, needs no elaboration.

Statement V : IVledical, Educational, Rec~ reational and Cultural facilities ]979

The' statement reveals· that eight town have hospital facilities while other towns,' hav~ dispensaries and other type of health centres only. Dibrugarh town has the privilfge of hay

ing a Medical College. Only 3 towns of the district namely Dibrugarh and DuIiajan and Tinsukia have polytechnic institutions. The nearest Engineering ColJege located in the Sibsagar district is at t~e distance ,range of 136 ro 231' kms •. from any of the. town in the district.

Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry .and Banking,' 1979

Dihrugarh district having mainly an oil and tea producing district with large deposits of coal and rich forest wealth, its towns are lar­ge.ly associated with the production and expor­tion of commodities like te~, coal, petroleum and its by products, crude ( ii, natural gas, ply­wood, timber etc. Namrup town "'ith a ferti­lizer plant and a thermal power station pro­duces and exports fertilizer and power to the neighbouring region. fhe 'Statement' shows that Tinsukia is the only town \\ here tools, nails and furniture are produced ..

Food grain, Medicir,e, Sugar, Salt, Cloth, pulses etc. are~ some of the most important commodities imported into the towns. All the towns of the district haw banking facility, Dibrugarh, the district heJd quarters to\\ n wilh 8 members of banks comes most to the comm. erc.ally important town Ti tlsukia \\ hich has the facility of as many as to. nu_mbers of banks. "

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XXXVIII

SECTION I

VILLAGE· DIRECTORY

Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory

To facilitate presentation of data in' the District Census Handbook some codes have been used against the amenities available in the "iUages. These are explained below :

Column-5 P Primary or Elementary School M Junior Secondary or Middle School . H Matriculation or Secondary PUC Higher Secondary Iintermediate jPre-Uni-

versity/Junior College. C College I Industrial School Tr. Training School AC Adult Literacy class/centre 0 Other Educational Institutions.

Column-6 H Hospital MH Maternity Home CWC Child Welfare Centre HC Health Centre PHC Primary Health Sub-Centre D Dispensary FPC Family Planning Centre TB T.B. Clinic NH Nursing Home

0'

RP Registered Private Practitioner SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner CHW Community Health Workers 0 Others

Column-7 T Tap W Well TK Tank TW Tube well HP Handpump R River F Fountain C Ca,nal L Lake S Spring N Nallah 0 Others

3

Column-8 PO P6st Office TO Telegraph Office PTO Post and Telegraph Office Phone Telephone Connection

Column-IO: BS Bus RS Railway Station NW Navigable Waterway

Column-II: PR Pucca Road KPR Kutcha Road NR Navigable River NC Navigable Canal NW Navigable Water'tvay

(.;oIumn -13 : ED Electricity for Domestic Purpose EAG Electricity for Agriculture EO Electricity for Other Purpose EA Electricity for All Purpose

Column-:O: N Copies of Newspaper Coming into the Village

M Motorcycles/Scooters available In the Village

C Cars/Jeeps Available in the Village T Tractors Available in the Village.

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY STATEMENTS

POLICE STATION :: SADYIA (03/5/1)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of. Villages Location Code

1. Adarsha Deori Gaon 27. Borgora Deopani Koloni [ Rukmini Deori ] 03/5/1/85 Miri Gaon 03/5/1/35

2. Ajukha Gaon 03/5/11166 28. Borgora Deopani Miri Gaon 3. Ajukha N.C. 03/5/1/168 No.1 03/5/1/50 4. Amampur Gaon 03/5/1/24 29. Borgora Asan ia Gaon No. 3 03}5/1J36 5. Arimuria 03/5/1/167 30. Borgora Al'amia Gaon No. 1 03/~fl/48 6. ,Bahbari Gaon 03/5t112S 31. Borgora Asamia Gaon No.2 03/5/lI49 7. Bahani Gaon [Bahani Tokajan] 03/5/1/74 32. Borpothar Gaon 03/5/1/37 8. Batoni Tarani Gaon 03/5/1/12 33. B?rdhunia Gaon lDhunia Miri] 03/5/1/89 9. Beel Gaon 03/5/1/103 34. Borgoya Deori Gaon 03/5/J /96

10. Bhabanipur Gaon 03/5/i/2 35. Borbil Pothar Gaon 03/5/1/135 11. Bhorpur Gaon 03/5/1/]23 36. Bormura Gaon 03/5j1/152 12. Bhabala Gaon 03/5/1/105 37. Bormura Miri Pothar 03j5JIJi53 13. Bhabang-khal 03/5/1/154 38. Balinola N.C. 03/5/1/144-14. Bishnupur Borgohain Gaon 39. Boiragimoth Gaon No. 1 03/5{1 il18

No.1 03/5/1/54 40. Boiragimoth Gaon No.2 03/5/1j1l9 15. Bishnupur Borgohain Gaon 41. Bosa Gaon No.1 03/5/1/113

No.2 03/5/1/65 '42. Bosa Gaon No.2 03/5/1/11 J 16. Bishnupur Bhatikhuti Gaon 03/5/1/120 43. Bosa Gaon ,03j5/JjlIO 17. Bishnupur Pohukhowa Gaon 44. Buraburi Deori Gaon 03/5/1/15

No.2 03/5/Ifl21 45. Changchap Gaon 03/5/1/82 18. Bishnupur Pohukhowa Gaon 46. Changchap Gaon No.2 OJ/5il/B3

No.1 03/5/1/122 47. Changchap Gaon No.3 03/5/1/85 19. Bisonimukh N.C. 03f5/1/163 48. Chandrapur Gaon 03/5/1/43 20. Bisonimukh 03/5/1/175 49. ChapakhowaAsamia Nepali 21. Boka Pothar Gaon 03/5Jl/165 Gaon 03/5/1/52 22. Boka Pothar Khanda 03/5/1/164 SO. Chaparkhowa Gaon No.1 03/5/1/58 23. Boka Pothar Gaon 03/5/1/66 51. Chaparl,howa Gaon No.2 03/5Jl/60

(Boka Pothar N.C) 52. Chaparkhowa Town 03/5/1/59 24. Borjhia Gaon 03/5/1/11 53. Chilin~ Gaon 03/5/1/22 25. Borgora Deopani Mirigaon No.2 03/5/! {13 54. Dalapani Gaon 03/5/1/37 26. Borbil Pothar Masaki Gaon 03 15f! /29 55. Desoi Miri Gaon 03/5/1/124

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.POLICE STATION :: SADYIA. (03/5/1)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

81. No. Name of ViUages Location Code 81. No. . Name of Villages

56. Desoi Nadial Gaon 03/5/1/125 85. Haripur Gaon 57. Deopani Forest Area. 03/5}1}69 86. Haru Dhunia Gaon 58. . Dhalla T .E. No. 1 03/5/1/156 87. Hollow Gaon 59. Dhalla T.E. No.2 88. Hullung Pothar Gaon

[Dhalla Bagan No. 2J 03}5/11160 89. Jhiya Gaon 60. Dikrong Gaon No.2 90. Jyotish Nagar Gaon

[Dikrong N.C.] 03/5Jl/18 91. Kalipani N.C.

61. Dikrong Gaon 03/5/1/27 92 .• Kapow Pothar Gaon

62. Dikrong Chapori 03/5}1/19 93. Kapow Pothar Deori Gaon

63. Diphu Gaon 03/5/1/79 94. Kapahtoli

64. Dighal Masaki 03{511/169 95. Karmi Gaon

65. Dighal Masaki N.C. 03/5/1/170 96. Khoinibari Gaon

66. Dirakmukh N.C. 03/5/1/177 97. Khristian Gohain Gaon

67. Dirak Forest Gaon 03/5/1/179 98. Khuti Pothar

68. Dam Pathar Gaon 03j5/1/114 99. Kundil Nagor Gaon

69. Dupani Gaon 03/5/1}38 100. Kundil Kalia Forest Area

70. Dupani Borgaon 03/511/44 101. Kundil Kinar Gaon

71. Dupani Bihia Gaon 03/5fl145 (Kundil kinar Nepali)

72. Eka Basti Gaon 102. Kundil Gaon No.2

[Aka Basti Gaon] 03/5/1/98 ]03. Kundil Gaon No. 1

73. Felai N.C. 03/5/1/146 104. Kundin Najhia Gaon

74. Gahpur Gaon 03/5/1120 105. Kuhiarbari Gaon

75. Ghormora Chapori 03/5/1/140 106. Kukurmara Gaon

76. Gohain Gaon No. 1 03/5/1/149 107. Kukurmara Gaon No.2

77. Gohain Gaon No.2 03/5/1/127 108. Kumsang Forest Area

78. Gousala Abar Miri Gaon 03/5/1/42 109. Lafangkula

79. Goraimari N.C. 03/5/1/145 110. Lakhimi Pothar Gaon

80. Hahkhati T. E. 03/5/1JI71 111. Lakhimijan Gaon

81. Hahkhati Nepali 03/5/1/173 112. Lakhimpuria Gaon

82. Hatighuli Gaon 03/5Jl/81 113. Lakhimpuria Gaon No.2

83. Hatighuli N.C. 03/5/1/143 114. Lakhimpuria Nepali Gaon

84. Hallowa Pathar 03/5/1/174 ll5. ~aopani N.C.

8

Location Code

03/5/1/139 03/5JIJ93

03/5/1/104 03/5/11100 03/5/1/28 03/5{1{63

03/5/1/142 03/5}1/61 03/511/68

03/511/148 ' 03/5/1/21 03/5/1/34 03/5/1/17

03/5/1JI59 03/5/1156 03/5/1/70

03/5/1/117 03/5/]/131 03/5/1/132

03}5/1/53 0315/1/99

03/5/1/101 03/5/1/102 03/5/1/180 03/5/1jI58

0315/1/62 03/5/1/65

03/5/1/128 03/5/1/129 03/5/1JI30 03/5/1/162

POLICE STA TION :: SADYIA (03/5/1)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

116. Magar Gaon 03j5/1/76 147. Purana BazaI Gaon 03/5/1/136 117. Maj Gaon 03/5/1/61 148. Purana Sadyiagaon 03/5/1/138 118. Majuli Gaon 03/5/1/51 t49. Rajmao Napaglam Gaon - 03/5/1/115 119. Malbhog Gaon 03/5/1/141 150. Rampur Megela Gaon No. 2 03/5/1/46 120. Miri Gaon 03{5/1/157 151. Rampur Megeta Gaon No. 1 03/5/ J /47 121. Mugolpur Gaon 03/5/1/116 152. Rangajan Gaon 03/5fl/':J7

(Mogul Pur) 153. Ratonpur 03/5/1/16 122. Muluk Chaparigaon No. 1 03/5/1fI33 154. Repot Gaon 03/5/1/23 123. Muluk Ch~parigaon No.2 03/5/1/134 155. Saikhowa Gaon 03}5/1/55 124. Muluk Chaparigaon 03/5/1/137 156; Santi put' Gaon No.7 03/5}1/4 ]25. Na-Bormura 03/5/1/150 157. Santipur Gaon No.6 03/5/1/5 126. Na-Bormura N.C. 03/5/1/151 158. Santipur Gaon No. 5 03/5/1/6 127. Na-Basagaon 03/5/1/112 159. Santipur Gaon No.4 03/5/1/7 128. Nagaon 03/5/1/30 160. Santipur Gaon No.3 03/5/1/8 129. Nagaon No, 1 03/5/1/39 161. Santipur Gaori No.2 03/5/1/9

(Nagaon . .Block 1) 162. Santi pur Gaon No.1 03/5/1/10 130. Nagaon No.2 03/5/1/40 163. Santinagar Nepali Gaon 03/5/1/41

(Nagaon Block 2) 164. Silghat Gaon 03/5/1/14 13l. Nahar Barigaon 03/5/1/3 165. Sissini N.C. (Upor Sissini) 03/5/1}176 132. Naokata Gaon 03/5/1/147 166. Sonowal Gaon 03/5/1{106 133. Na-Patia Gaon 03/5/1/91 167. Station R.F. (North Block) 03/5}1/1 134. Na-Sai Gaon 03/5/1/77 168. Sunpura Gaon 03/5/1/94 135. Nasai A!!amia Gaon No.2 03}5/1/78 169. Sunpura Beel Basti Gaon 03/5/1/95

(Nachai Asamia) 170. Tarani Gaon 03/5/1/31

136. Nachaki Gaon 03/5/1/88 171. Tarani Gaon No. 1 03/5/1/32

137. Natai Gaon 03{5/1/86 (Tarani N.C.)

138. Natun Balijan Gaon 03{5/1/92 172. Telikola Hollow Gaon 03/5/1/80

139. Pachim Forest Area (R.F.) 03/5/1/26 173. Tengapani N C. 03/5/1/178

140. . Padumpukhuri Gaon 03J5Jl/64 174 . Tokajan Dead Gaon 03/5/1/72

141. Padumphula Gaon 03/5/1/126 175. Tokajan Gaon No.2 03}5/1}73

142. Patia Asamia Gaon 03/5/1/107 176. Toribari Gaon 03/5/1/33

143. Patia Nadial 03/5/J /108 177. Upar Balijan Gaon 03/5/1/40

144. Patia Gaon No.2 03/5/1/109 178. Upar Laopani N.C. 03/5/1/61

145. Patidoi Nagaon 03/5/1}57 179. Upar Nasai Gaon 03/5/1/75

146. PowaIi Pothar N.C. 03(5/1/172 180. U par Tupsinga Gaon 03/5/1/71

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation lans), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.} No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stoP. Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

03/5/1/1 Station R.F 2330.99 -(-5) -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) - (5-10) (North Block)

2 Bhabanipurgaon 106.84 p -(10+) TW -(10+) - -(10+) .,-(-5)

3 -Naha.rbarigaon 506.26 p -(10+) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)

4 Santipurgaon 66.77 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,R -(5-10) -(5-10) BS No.7

5 Santipurgaon 66.77 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS No.6

6 Santipurgaon 53.42 p -( -5) TW,R .-(-5) -(- 5) rBS No.5

7 Santipurgaon 106.84 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS No.4

8 Santipurgaon 53.42 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS No.3

9 Santipurgaon 66.77 P -( -5) TW,R -(-5) -( -5) BS No 2

10 Santipurgaon 44.11 P -( - 5) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS No.1

11 Borjhiagaon 80.13 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

12 Betoni Taranigaon 106.84 P -(5-10) TW - (5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

13 Borgoradeopani 407.52 P - (5 -10) TW,TK -(5-10) - (5-10) -(-5) Mirigaon No.2

14 Silghatgaon 53.42 - (-5) - (5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

15 Buraburi Deod 120.60 P -(5-10) TW.TK PO -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon

16 Ratanpur 66.77 P,M -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

17 Khristian Gohain 53.01 P - (10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) Gaon

18 Dikrong (Dikrong 26.71 P -(1C+) TW,R - (10+) -(10+) -(5-10) N.C) Gaon No.2

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DIRECTORY Police Station : SADlY A 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Sfipply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in krns) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- . Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [42] Rice 2329.78 1.21 03/5/1/1

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 98.74 8.10 2

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 465.79 40.47 3

PR,KR Doomdooma [28] . Rice 49.78 4.85 12.14 4

PR Doomdooma [31] Rice 60.70 6.07 5

PR· Doomdooma [28] Rice 43.30 10.12 6

PR Doomdooma [28] . Rice 84.58 10.12 12.14 7

PR Doomdooma [28J Rice 33.18 12.14 8.10 8

PR Doomdooma [27] Rice 60.70 2.02 4.05 9

'PR Doomdooma [27] Rice 38.04 6.07 10

PR Doomdooma [25] ... Rice 59.89 20.24 11

KR Doomdooma [20] • ... Rice . .. 94.70 12.14 12

KR Doomdooma [29J Rice 365..43 27.92 14.17 13

KR Doomdooma [31] Rice 49.37 4.05 14

KR Doomdooma [47] Rice 62.73 4.86 53,01 15

,.KR Doomdooma [50] Rice 48.56 4.05 14.16 16

KR Doomdooma [51 ] Rice 49.78 3.23 17

KR Doomdooma [45] Rice 24.69 2,02 18

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District : nmHUGAHR 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Totalllrea Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in braketsthedistance in broad ranges viz (-Skrns), (§-lO Code village lation krns) and (lO+kms}of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Cornrnunica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

19 Dibang Chapari 404.69 -(-5) - (10+) R -(10+) ;_ (10+) -(5- to)

20 Ga-!Ipurgaon 40.06 P -(10+ ) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

21 Karmigaon 80.13 -(-5) -(10+) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(5- 1,0)

22 Chillinggaon 20.23 p -(10+) R :-.(10+ ) -( -'5) -(5-10)

23 Repotgaon 26.71 -( -5) -(10+) R -(10+) -(lO+) -(5-10)

24 Amarpurgaon 40.06 p -(10+) TW,R - (10+) - (IO+) -(5-10)

25 Bahbarigaon 40.47 p -(10+) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

26 Pac him Forest 177.00 -(-5) -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) . -( -5) Area (R.F)

27 Dikronggaon 322.13 P - (10+) TW -(10+) -(1-0+) -(-5)

28 Jhiyagaan 244.83 p -(10+) TW,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

2.9 Borbil Pathar 271.14 P -(5-10) TW -(6-10) -(5-1f) -(-5) Mesaki Gaon

30 Nagaon 191.01 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -·(5-10) -(5-10)

31 Tarani Gaon 202.75 P -(5-1O) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10)

32 Tarani Gaon 28.33 -( -5) - (5 -10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No. 1 (Tarani N.C)

33 Toribari Gaon 66.77 -(-5) - (5- 10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5- 10)

34 Khoinibari Gaon 20.23 p -(10+) TW,R -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

35 Borgara Deopani 171:99 P -(10+) TW -(10+) - (10+) -(5-10) Kolani

Miri Gaon

36 Borgara Asamia 89.03 -( -5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) "":(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon No.3

37 Borpathar Gaon 574.25. P -(10+) TW,TK -(10+) -(10+) . -(10+)

38 Dupani Gaon 174.42 P(2) -'(10+) TW,W -(10+) - (10+) -(10+ )

39 Nagaon No.1 176.85 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+) - (5-10) (Nagaon Block 1)

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DIRECTORY Pqlice StatiQ~ : SADlY A 1

4ND LAND USE

MP,ro,acb Nearest tewn and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area u.nder different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance SUPP'J in hectares to roul;l4ed to two decimal places). eluding any tion

ViJ]age (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by tea by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding , for rica I or ar-gauehar & eultiva- ehaeologieal

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doo~oma [54] Rice 80.94 283.28 40.47 ·19

KR Doomdooma {52) Rice 32.37 3.64 4.05 20

\K'R Doom(tooma [55J Rice 57.'n 10.12 12.14 21

KR Doom~ooma [461 Rice IZ.14 4.05 4.04 22

KR Doomdooma [46J Rice 16.59 6.07 4.05 23

U DoomJloopla [44] R:ice 31.16 4.05 4.85 24

KR Doomdooma [46J Rice 30.35 8.09 2.03 25

KR Doomdooma [40J Rice 777.00 26

KR Doomdooma [46] .Rice 281.66 28.33 12.14 27

KR Doomdooma [41] Rice 224.20 12.14 8.49 28

KR DOO1;ndooma [ 41] Rice 22460 30.35 16.19 29

KR Doomdooma [41] Rice 107.65 63.13 20.23 30

KR Doomdooma [46] Rice 186.56 4.05 12.14 31

KR Doomdooma [44] Rice 24.28 4.05 32

•. KR Doom40oma [40] Rice 60.70 6.07 33

KR Doomdooma [36J Rice 15.38 4.85 34

'KR Doomdooma [42) Rice 74.87 76.89 20.23 35

KR Doomdooma [44] Rice 80.94 8.09 36

KR Doomdooma [47J Rice 505.05 40.47 28.73 37

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 142.05 24.28 8.09 ... • 38

KR Doomdooma . [35J Rice 144.47 12.14 20.24 39

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District : DIBHUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (,5-10 Code village lation kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica·

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market. tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 , 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

40 Nagaon No.2 53.01 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+> -(5-10) (Nagaon Block 2)

41 Santi Nagar 196.27 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) Nepaligaon

42 Gousala Abor 66.37 -(-5) -(10+) TW -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) Miri Gaon

43 Chandrapur 171.91 p -(10+) TW,W PO -(10+) BS Gal)n

44 Dupaoi Sorgaoo 178.87 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -(lOt) -( -5)

45 Dupani Bihala 154.19 p -(10+) TW -(-5) -(IO+) -(-5) gaoo

46 Rampur Megela 88.63 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)-

Gaoo No.2 47 Rampur Megela 169.16 p -(10+) TW - (5-10) -(10+) -(5-10}

GaonNo.l 48 Borgora Asomia 135.17 p -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

Gaon No.1 49 Borgora Asomia 229.46 p -(10+) TW -( -5) -(10+ ) - (5-10)

Gaon No.2 50 Borgora Deopaoi 203.15 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)'

Mirigaon No. 1 51 Majuli Gaon 40.06 -(5-10) -(5-10) TW.TK -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

52 Chapakhowa 313.63 -( -5) -(-5) TW -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5)

Asomia Nepali Gaon

53 Kuodil N-ajhia 280.04 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5"":10) -(5-10) -(5-10)-Gaon

54 .Bishnupur 151.76 - (-- 5) -10+) TW,TK -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) Borgohaingaon

No.1

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DIRECTORY Police Station: SADIYA 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Rem:;trks (in Loca-to distance Supply iD hectares rounded to two decimal places(. eluding any tiOD

vinage (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available ~ious, histo- No.

source source eluding for flcal or ar-gauehar & eultiva- ehaeoJogieal

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 ]5 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma L32] Rice 48.97 4.04 40

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 167.95 28.32 41

'KR Doomdooma [37] Rice 57.87 8.50 42

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 155.40 16.51 43

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 162.28 16.59 44

.KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 125.86 8.09 20.24 45

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice ... 76.49 4.05 8.09 46

:KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 148.92 8.09 12.15 47

:KR Doomdooma [24J Rice 116.55 6.07 12.55 48

XR Doomdooma [38] Rice 217.32 4.05 8.09 49

KR Doomdooma [34J Rice 182.92 4.05 16.18 50 .. KR Doomdooma l28] RIce 35.21 4.85 51

XR Doomdooma [25] Rice 303.51 2.02 8.10 52

XR Doomdooma [28] Rile 260.62 3.24 16.18 53

:XR Doomdooma (301 Rice 147.31 4.45 54

15

Distri,t. : DIBHUGAHR 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca. Total area Total Amenities available:. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- coluIiln and next to it in _brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) arid (lO+ktris) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water. Telegraph, of Market" tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

55 Bishnupur 161.47 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5) Borgohain Gaon No.2

56 Kundil Nagar 67.58 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

57 Patidoi Nagaon 431.40 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

58 Chaparkhowa 217.32 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon No. I 59 Chaparkhowa . 541.07 P,M,PUC,H H TW,R PO Sunday BS

Town 60 Chaparkhowa 202.75 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(- 5) BS

GaonNo.2 61 Majgaon 80.13 P,(2) -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5} .

62 Lakhimi Pathar 133.95 P -(-5) TW,R -( -5) -(-5) -( - 5)' Gaon

63 Jyotish Nagar 1~3.95 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5)-Gaon

64 Padumpukhuri 140.43 P -(5-10) TW,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

65 Lakhimijan 120,60 P -(10+) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(-5) Gaon

66 Bokapathar Gaon 26.71 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-IO} (Bokapathar N.C)

67 Kapaupathar 66.77 P -(10+) TW,R -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) Gaon

68 Kapaupathar 40.06 P -(10+ ) TW -(10+) .-(10+) -(-5), Deorigaon

69 Deopani Forest 2054.43 -( -5) -(10+ ) TW -(10+) -(IO+) -( -5)

Area 70 Kundilkalia 7284.35 -( -5) ,-(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

Forest Area

16

DIRECTORY Police Station: SADIYA

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

vHIage (in krns) Forest Iniga- Un-Jrri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gaucbar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 1'3 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 1

KR Doomdooma [321 Rice 125.05 16.19 20.23 55

~R Doomdooma [25] Rice 35.61 7.28 24.69 56

PR Deomdooma [25] Rice 378.38 32.37 20.65 57

PR Doomdooma [24] Rice 197.08 20.24 58

PR Doomdooma [24] ED Rice 338.72 40.47 161.88 59

PR Doomdooma [25] Rice 179.68 6.88 16.19 60

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 67.99 12.14 61

KR Doomdooma [26] Rice 105.62 8.09 20.24 62

KR Doomdooma [29] Rice , 119.38 4.05 10.52 Temple of 63 Goddess Tamreswari

K.R Doomdooma [31] Rice 120.19 8.09 12.15 64 '.

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 106.03 4.05 10.52 65

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 22.26 4.45 66

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice ·56.66 10.11 67

KR Doomdooma [281 Rice 35.61 4.45 68

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 2054.43 69

KR Doomdooma [32] Rice 7284.35 70

17

District : Dm~UGAHR. 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total AmenitiCl$ available :- (if not I!.vailable within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it ill brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5lans), (5-10 Code village lation klns! and OO+kms) ()f the nearest place where the facility available ~s given.) No. (in and Edu.cational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

Iiectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

71 Upar Tupsinga 80.13 P -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) Gaon

72 Tokajan Deori 66.77 p -(10+) TW,TK -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) Gaon

73 Tokajangaon 68.80 -(10+) -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) No.2

74 Bahanigaon 39.25 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) ~(5": 10) -(5-10) (Bahani Tokajan)

75 Upar Nasaigaon 66.77 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

76 Magargaon 26.71 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(.,..5)

77 Nasaigaon 66.77 -(-5) -(-5) TW -( ... 5) . -(-5) -(-5)

78 Nasai Asomia .66.77 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon No.2

(Nachai Asomiya) 79 Diphugaon 40.06 -(-5) -(-5) TW -( - 5) -(..-5) . -(5-10)

80 Telikola Hollow 302.71 ... p -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(5-1ot Gaon

81 Hatighuligaon 13.36 P,M -(-,5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-1."

82 Cllengchapgaon 103.60 ... P -(5-10) TW~R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

83 Chengchapgaon 40.06 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5 -10) -(S-10) -(5-10) No.2

84 Chengchapgaon 40.06 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.3

85 Adarsha Deorigaon 89.44 P -(5.,..10) TW -(5:"'10) -(5 ..... 10) -(S-10) (Rukmini Deori)

86 Netaigaon 80.13 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(S-10) . -(5-10)

87 Dalapani gaon 133.95 P -(.".S) TW -(5 -;-10) -(S.,.lQ) -(-5) . , 88 Na-Sakigaon 133.95 P -(-5) TW,TK -(10+) -(5-10) -(-~

89 Bordhuniagaon 106.84 P,M -(10+) TW,R -(5-10) ..... (-5) -(-5) (Dhuniamiri)

IS

DIRECTORY Police Station: SADIyA t

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks . (in Loca .. to distance Supply in hectares-rounded 'to two decimal places). eluding aay tion

_village (in kms) Forest ltrlga- Un-IiTi- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, . histo-

source source eluding (or rieal or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologieal

aroves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 ~ 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 51,80 20.23 8.10 71

KR Doomdooma [26] Rice 60.70 6.07 72

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 58.68 10.12 . 73

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 29.14 4.05 6.06 74

KR Doomdooma [27J Rice 46.54 4.05 16.18 75

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 20.64 6.07 76

KR Doomdooma [24J Ri~ 56.66 2.02 8.09 77

JOt. Doomdooma [25] Rice 52.61 4.05 10.11 Rampart of 78 the day's of king,

Vishmok KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 36.02 4.04 79

JC.R,PR Doomdooma [32] Rice 2~6.98 21.45 24-.28 80

KR Doomdooma [34] Rice 9.31 4.05 81

KR Doomdooma [37] Rice 97.53 2.02 4.05 82

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 25.90 8.09 6.07 83

KR Doomdooma [39] Rice 34.80 5.26 84

KR Doomdooma [41] Rice 75.27 2.02 12.15 85

KR Doomdooma [42] Rice 76.08 4.05 86

KR Doomdooma [44J Rice 109.27 4.05 20.63 87

KR Doomdooma [39] Rice 117.36 4.05 12.54 88

ItR,PR Doomdooma (70) Rice 82.96 . 10.12 13.76 SO}

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District : DIBHUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area· Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

90 Upar Balijangaon 107.24 -(-s) - (s ";'10) TW - (S-1O) -(-5) -(S-lO}

91 Na-Patiagaon 93.48 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

92 Natun Balijan 258.59 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon

93 Haru Dhunia 142.05· P,M,H -(10+) TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS Gaon

94 Sunpuragaon 293.80 P,M,PUO -(5-10) TW PO Tuesday -(~5)

95 Sunpura Beel 84.18 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Bostigaon

96 Borgoya Deori 111.69 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

97 Rongajangaon 13.36 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5:""'10) -(5 -10) -(5-10)

98 Eka Bastigaon 170.37 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (Aka Basti 13th

mile) 99 KuhiarBarigaon 20.23 -(-5) -(5-10) TW .-(-5) -(-5) -(~5)

100 Hullung Pathar 44.11 P,M -(5-10) W,T· -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

101 Kukuramora 434.63 P PHS TW PO -(-5) BS Gaon

102 Kukuramora 80.13 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) gaon No.2

103 Beelgaon 39.66 -( -5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -.(·-5) -(-5)

104 Hollowgaon 402.26 P -(-S) TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS

105 BhabaJagaon 133.55· P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

106 Sonowalgaon 173.21 P -(-5) TW - (5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

107 Potia Asomia 134.76 P(2) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(5 ..... 10) -(-5) Gaon

108 Potia Nadialgaon 190.20 -(-5) -(-,-5) TW -(5 -10) -(5 .... 10) -(-5)

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DIRECTORY Police Station : SADIYA 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca to . distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any cion-

village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & eultiva· chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 '1

KR Doomdooma [71] Rice 94.70 4.05 8.49 90

KR Doomdooma [73] Rice 79.32 2.02 12.14 91

KR Doomdooma [70] Rice 232.29 6.07 20.23 92

.K.R.PR Doomdooma [37] Rice 126.66 5.26 10.13 93

PR Doomdooma [60] Rice 247.26 6.07 40.47 94

KR Doomdooma [62] Rice 78.10 2.02 4.06 95

KR Doomdooma [63] Ric~ 97.13 2.43 12.13 96

KR Doomdooma [60J Rice 9.31 4.05 97

KR,PR Doomdooma [36] Rice 147.71 12.14 10.52 98

PR,KR Doomdooma [36] Rice 8.09 6.07 6.07 99

PR,KR Doomdooma [43] Rice 29.95 2.02 12.14 100

PR Doomdoo;ma [41] Rice 394.16 4.05 36.42 101

KR Doomdooma [42] Rice 76.08 4.05 102

KR Doomdooma [39] Rice 35.61 4.05 103

XR,PR Doomdooma [32] Rice 373.93 12.14 16.19 104

KR Doomdooma [4OJ Rice 119.38 2.02 12.15 105

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 40.47 126.67 6.07 106

KR Doomdooma [42] Rice 118.57 4.05 12.14 107

.KR Doomdooma [41] Rice 161.87 16.19 12.14 108

21

Distri~' : DIBHUGAHR 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (jf not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms). (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where t!'llt facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, 'ofMarket, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stoP. Railway holds station',

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

109 Potia Gaon 20.23 P -( -5) TW -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.2

110 Bosa Gaon 185.75 P,M -(10+) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

111 Bosa Gaon 243.62 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) No.2

112 Na-Bosa Gaon 63.13 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)·

113 Bosa Gaon 195.46 -(-5) -(5-10) TW - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)-No.1

114 Doompathar 326.18 P(2) :_(5 -10) TW -(5-10) Monday -( "":'5) Gaon (Dam)

115 Rajmao Napag- 163.09 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) lam Gaon

116 Mugalpur Gaon 85.39 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) Sunday -(-5) (Mogulpore)

117 Kundil Kinargaon 276.81 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10), (Kundil Kinar Nepali)

118 Boiragi Moth 60.30 P,M P.R.S. TW P.O. -(5-10) -(5-10)· Gaon No.1 PUC

119 Boiragi Moth 135.97 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon No.2

120 Bishnupur Bhati- 197.08 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)· khuti Gaon

12 { Bishnupur Pahu- 108.46 P -(5-10) TW - (5-10) -(5-10) ~(5-1O)'

khowa Gaon No.2 122 Bishnupur Pahu- 162.68 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -:-(5-10}

khowa GilOn N9. 1 123 Bhorpur Gaon 70.42 P -(10+) TW,R - (5-10) - (5-10) ":'(5 -10). 12'4 Desoi Miri Gaon 83.37 -(-5) -(10+) TW,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(--5)

125 Desoi NadiaI 167.13 P,M -(10+) TW,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS Gaon

22

DIRECTORY PoUce Station : SADIYA 1

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares to rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

, Village (in kms) For~ lniga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area Dot place of reIi- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauchar & eultiva- chaeologicaI

groves) don interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [43] Rice 12.95 7.28 109

KR Doomdooma [44] Rice 133.14 12.14 40.47 110

KR Doomdooma [44] Rice 237.15 4·05 2.42 III

KR Doomdooma (43} Rice 36.83 6.07 20.23 112

KR .Doomdooma (44] Rice 179.28 4.05 12.13 113 ,..

KR Doomdooma [34] Rice 273.16 12.14 40.88 114

.KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 142.85 8.09 12.15 115

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 55.04 17.81 12.54 116

KR Doomdooma [32] Rice , .. 254.14 16.19 6.48 117

.KR Doomdooma [36] Rice 40.47 5.26 14.57 118

PR Doomdooma [34] Rice 91.05 32.78 12.14 119

K,R D,?omdooma [32] Rice 139.21 43.30 14.57 120

~R. DoomdoQpla [33J Rice 86,20 8.09 14.17 121

~ DQomdo,?ma [31] . Rice 144.06 8.09, 10.53 122

I(R,R Doomdool11a [31] Rice 57.87 8.09 4.46 123

KR, Doomdo~~ [32] ... Rice 74.87 6.43 2.02 , .. 124 I'

Q ,pQomdooma [38] Ri~ ... U8.17 28.33 20.6~ 125

21

District: DIBHUGAHR 03/5 'TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Totaj area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of . water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

126 Padumphula 690.80 p -(lO+) TW -(5- 10) -(5-10) -(-5)

Gaon 127 Gohain Gaon 31.57 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

No.2 128 Lakhim~uria 207.60 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

Gaon 129 Lakhimpuria 272.35 P - (H'+) TW -(-5) -(5-10) :-(-5)

Gaon No.2 130 Lakhimpuria 349.24 P -(10+) . TW,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS

Nepali Gaon 131 Kundil Gaon 57.87 P -(10+ ) TW P.O. - (10+) -(-5)

No.2 132 Kundil Gaon 193.84 P -(10+) TW P.R. -(10+) -(-5)

No.1 133 Muluk Chapari 64.75 P -(10+) TW - (5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

Gaon No.1 134 Muluk Chapari 67.58 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

Gaon No.2 135 Borbil Pathar 103.60 P -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(\O+r

Gaon 136 Purana Bazal 84.98 P -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) - (10+)

Gaon 137 Muluk Chapari 140.02 -( -5) -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)'

Gaon 138 Purana Sadiya 80.13 ~(-5) -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

Goan 139 Haripur Gaon' 42.49 P -(10+) TW -(5~-1O) . -(10+ ) -(5-10)'

140 Ghoramora 292.59 P -(10+ ) R -(10+) - (10+) -(10+) Chapari

141 Malbhog 12.95 -(-5) -(10+) R -(10+) - (10+) -(10+)

142 Kaliapani N.C. 37:23 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) - (5 - 10) -(5-10);

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DIRECTORY police station SADIYA 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple f()od Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- 'Loca - to distance Supply in hectares to rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not plaee of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologica]

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14' 15 16 17 18. 19 20

KR Doomdooma [34J Rice 625.64 12.14 53.02 126

KR Doomdooma [3'6] Rice 29.95 1.62 127

KR Doomdooma [37) Rice 162.68 _ 8.09 36.83 128

KR Doomdooma [351 Rice 242.81 4.05 25.49 129

KR Doomdooma [39J Rice 287.33 13.36 48.55 130

KR Doomdooma [J4) Rice 37.23 10.52. 10.12 131

Kk Doomdooma [IS} Rice 161.07 20.23 12.54 132

KR Doomdooma [41} Rice 38.04 6.07 20.64 133

KR Doomdooma [40] Rice 51.40 4.05 12.13 134

KR Doomdooma [44] Rice 83.37 20.23 135

KR Doomdooma [40] Rice 60.70 4.05 20,23 136

KR Doomdooma [40] Rice 115.34 8.09 16.59 137

KR Doomdooma [39] Rice 8.09 .67.99 4.05 138

KR Doomdooma (37) Rice 24.28 2.02 16.19 139

K.R Doomdooma' [41) Rice 24.28 245.64 22.67 140

KR Doomduoma [28] Rice 2.-00 6.88 4.05 141

iKR Doomdooma [30J Rice 1208 ]5.23 142

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District : DIBHUGAHR 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking POst & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

143 Hatighuli N.C. 136.78 P,M - (5 -10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5--10)

144 Baiinalla N.C. 46.13 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 - 10)

145 Goraimari N.C. 42.09 P,M -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

146 Felai N.C. 2l.45 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

147 Naokata 57.87 p -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

148 Kapahtoli 98.34 P -(5-10) TW,W - (5-10) -(5-101 -(5-10)

149 Gohain Gaon 361.79 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) - (5-10) BS No.1

150 Na-Bormura 188.58 P -(5":"10) TW -(5-10) -(5'-10) ns 151 Na-Bormura N.C 124.64 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) - (5-10) "':'(5-10)

152 Bormura Gaon 175.63 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

153 Bormura Miri 225.41 P,M H TW -(-5) Saturday BS Pathar .

154 Bhabang Khal 165.11 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS 155 Saikhowa Gaon 290.16 -( -5) D TW -(-5) Saturday BS

156 Dhalla T.E No.1 491.29 ... P H TW PO Saturday BS • 157 Miri Gaon 87.01 -(-5) -(-5) TW PO Saturday BS

158 Lafangkula 175.63 P -(- 5) TW -(-5) - (- 5)' BS

159 Khuti Pathar 159.04 P -( -5) TW -( -5) Saturday BS

160 Dhalla T.E No.2 87.82 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS (Dhalla Bagan

No.2) 161 Upp~r Laopani 214.48 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

N.C 162 Laopani N.C. 130.31 P -(5-10) W -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

163 Bisonimukh N.C. 210.84 P -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

164 Bokapathar 35.21 P -(5 .... 10) TW -(5-10) Saturday BS Khanda

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DIRECTORY Police Station: SADlyA 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power ~taple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca~ to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding alilY tion

. village· (in kms) Forest Irriga~ Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical OT aT-gauehar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [34] Rice 90.00 46.78 143

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 38.00 8.13 144

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 22.26 19.83 145

KR Doonl'.'ooma [20] Rice 12.00 9.45 146

KR Doomdooma [25J Rice 41.00 16.87 147

KR Doomdooma [15] Rice 68.00 30.34 148 i

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 52.20 309.59 149

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 142.05 16.59 29.94 150

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 102.39 22.25 151 KR Doomdooma [25J Rice 131.12 31.16 13.35 152

PR Doomdoorna [20J ED Rice 162.60 62.81 153

.. KR Doomdooma [30] Rice&Wheat 133.95 31.16 154

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice&Wheat .. , 13.36 135.17 141.63 155 PR Doomdooma [24] Rice&Wheat 403.88 87.41 156 PR Doomdooma [25] Rice 67.18 19.83 157 KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 119.38 22.26 33.99 158 KR Doomdooma [27] Rice&Wheat 148.92 10.12 159 KR Doomdooma [25J Rice&Wheat 84.98 2.84 160

KR Doorndoo: 28] Rice 159.45 55.03 161

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 63.94 66.37 162 KR Doomdooma [29] Rice 14.6.50 64.34 163 KR Doomdooma [28J Rice 20.64 14.57 164

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District : DffiHUGAHR 03/5 VILLAGE

. AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the EOPu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code viIIage ation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

165 Bokapathar 215.17 P -(5-10) TW -(5 -10) -(5-10) BS Gaon

166 Ajukha Gaon 104.41 P -(5-10) TW -(10+) Saturday BS'

167 Araimuria 174.42 P -(5-10) TW -(5 -10) Saturday BS

168 Ajukha N.C. 43.30 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

169 Dighal Mesaki '106.03 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) Saturday BS

170 Dighal Mesaki 40.47 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) N.C

171 Hahkhati T.E. 735.72 P -(5-10) TW,W - (5 --10) Sunday BS

172 Powali Pathar 140.43 P -(-5) TW,W - (-5) -(-5) -(-5)

N.C

173 Hahkhati 346.41 P,M D W,TW pO Wednesday BS Nepali

174 Halua Pathar 94.29 P -(5-10) W,TW - 5( -10) Saturday -(-5)

175 Bisonimukh 153.38 P , -(-5) TW -(10+) -(-5) BS

176 Sissini N.C. 285.71 P -(-5)' TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS (Upor Sissini)

177 Dirakmukh N.C 48.56 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) Friday -(-5)

178 Tengapani N.C 42.49 -(-5) -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

179 Dirak Forest 8.09 P -(5-10) W -(-5) Saturday -(10+) Gaon

180 Kumsang Forest 14.16 -(-5) -(10+) TW,W - (5-10) -(-5) -(10+)

Gaon

Total for the 38,261.86 P=136 H= 3 W= 21 PO-=8 BS -= 39

Police Station M .... 12 PHS .... 1 TW=166 H= 2 D"'" 2 R .... 12

PUC- 3

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DIRECTORY Police Station : SADIYA 1

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) cluding any ,tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga.. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tioD interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [28J Rice 184.10 31.07 165

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 89.44 14.97 166

KR Doomdooma (30] Rice 136.78 37.64 167

KR Doomdooma [32] Rice 27.92 6.88 8.50 168 KR Doomdooma [29] Rice 91.05 14.98 169

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 27.92 7.28 5.27 170

KR Doomdooma [40] Rice 699.70 36.02 171

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 107.65 5.26 27.52 172 I

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 135.97 210.44 173

KR Doomdooma [40] Rice 89.03 2.03 3.23 174

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 139.62 13.76 ••• 1 175

KR Doomdooma • [32] Rice 167.95 ... 117.76 176

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 27.52 6.07 14.97 177

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 41.28 1.21 178

KR Dnomdooma [40] Rice 8.09 179'

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 14.16 180

~PR - 25 ED .... 2 12,445.56 20,067.74 2,099.91 3,648.65

.:xR.-159

POLICE STATION :: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

1. Ahom Gaon 03/5/2/31 31. Bar Dubi T. E. 03/5/2/232 2. Ahom Pathar 03/5/2/122 (178/169 NLR) 3. Ajokha No.1 03/5/2/4 32. Bar Gaon 03/5/2/247 4. Ajokha No.·2 03/5/2/3 33. Barjan 03/5/2/181 5 Amguri Gaon 03/5/2/149 34. Bar Rupai Gaon 03/5/2/196 6. Amguri Gaon 03/5/2/254 35. Beesa Kupi Gaon 03/5/2/220

(Phillo Bari No.2) 36. Beesa Kupi T. E. 03/5/2/222 7. Amguri GaoD 03/5/2/298 . 37. Bcssa Kupi T. E. 03/5/2/223 8. Assamiya BaIijan 03/5/2/190 (I21 FS) 9. Auguri Gaon 03/5/2/189 38. Bessa Kup'i T. E. (8 LC) 03/5/2/224

10. Badal Pathar Gaon No.1 03/5/2/70 39. Bessa Kupi T. E. 03/5/2,'225 [Badal Pathar] (73 FS)

11. Badal Pathar Gaon No.2 03/5/2/71 40. Betoni GaoD 03/5P/67 [Badal Pathar] 41. Bhereka No.1 03/5/2/1

12. Badal Bheta T.E. (11] /114) 03/5/2/274 (Beheka) I

13. Badal Bheta T.E.(17WL) 03/5/2(277 42. Bheheka No.2 (Beheka) 03/5/2/2 14. Badal Bheta T. E. (79/76) 03(5/2/278 43. Bihia GaoD 03/5/2/22 15. Badal Bheta T. E. (28WL) 03/5/2/279 44. Bishnupur Gaon 03/5/2/248 16. Baghjan T. E. 03/5/2/210 (Phillo Bari No.7) 17. Baghjan Gaon 03/5/2/213 45. Bora Chuk No.1 OJ/5/2/127 18. Baghjan N. C. 03/5/2/214 46. Bora Chuk No.2 03/5/2/114 19. BajaI Gaon 03/5/2/48 47. Borali No.1 03/5/2/96 20. Bokpara T. E. (169/174) 03(5/2/275 48. BoraIi No.2 03/5/2/97 21. Bangal Balijan 03/5/2/88 49. BoraIi No.3 03/5/2/98 22. Bamun Gaon 03/5/2./237 50. Borchokoli 03/5/2/66

[Phillo Dari No. 11] 51. Bordirak Gaon No.1 03/5/2/151 23. BandaI' Khati Gaon 03/5/2/209 52. Bordirak Gaon No.2 03/5/2/152 24. Bardha-Dum Gaon 03/5/2/32 53. Bordirak Gaon No.3 03/5/2/153 25. .Bar Dubi T. E. (4/544 WL) 03/5/2/175 54. Borhapjan 03/5/2/304 215. Bar Dubi T. E. 03/5/2/227 55. Bokpara T. E. 03/5}2/226

(207/205 NLR) Ll68/173 FS]

27. Bar Dubi T. E. (217/215 NLR) 03/5/2/228 56. Bor Mechai Gaon No.1 03/5/2/158,

28. Bar Dubi T. E. (171/168) 03/5/2/229 57. Bor Mechai Gaon No.2 03/5/2/159

29 •. Bar Dubi T. E. 03/5/2/230 58. Bor Mechai Gaon No.3 03/5/2/160 (180/183 NLR) 59. Bor Pathar No.1 03/5/2/92

30. Bar Dubi T. E. (6WL) 03/5/2/231 60. Bor Pathar No.2 03/5/2/93

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POLICE STATION :: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

61. Bor Pathar No.3 03/5/2/94 95. Dohotia Gaon 03/5/2/217 62. Bor Pathar No.4 03/5/2/95 or ..,,0. Doidam T. E. 03/5/2/292 63. Cengeli Gaon 03/5/2/47 97. Doom Dooma Pathar 03/5/2/291 64. Chamoguri Gaon 03/5/2/295 98. Doria Bheti (Dasik BheIi) 03/5/2/191 65. ChamuaGaon 03/5/2/9 99. Duonia Maithong No.1 03/5/2/135 66. Cheleng Guri No.1 03/5/2/118 100. Duonia Maithong No~ 2 03/5/2/136 67. Cheleng Guri No.2 03/5/2/119 101. Duonia Maithong No.3 03/5/2/137 68. CbengeIijan Gaon . 03/5/,1/301 102. Duonia Maithong No.4 03/5/2/138 69. Chornoni Gaon 03/5/2/150 103. Duonra Maithong No.5 03J5/2/139 70. Choto Dirak No.1 03/5/2/145 104. Duonia Maithong No.6 03/5/2/140 71. Choto Dirak No.2 03/5/2/146 105. Era Gaon 03/5/2/60 72. Choto Rupai Gaon 03/5/2/218 106. Athengia Gaon 03/5/2/177 73. Daim ukhia Gaon 03/5/2/221 107. Fatikjan Gaon 03/5/2/176 74. Dairnukhia T. E. 03/5/2/219 108. Gabharu Bheti Na-Gaon 03/5/2/233 75. Daisa Balijan No.1 03/5/2/79 109. Gabharu Bheti Gaon 03/5/2/234 76. Daisa Balijan No.2 03/5/2/80 110. Gakhir Bhed Gaon 03/5/2/.65 77. Daisajan Gaon 03/5/2/81 (Gakhir Bheti No.1) 78. Daisajan T. E. (16WLA) 03/5/2/82 Ill. Ganga Bari T. E. 03/5/2/305 79.- Daisajan (12W~A) 03/5J2/83 112. Garu Mora Tup Gaon . 03/5/2/192 :80. Dangari Chiring 03/5/2/24 113. Gauripur Gaon 03/5/2/236 81. Dangari Gaon 03/5/2/20 (Phillo Bari No. 12) 82. Dangari Pathar 03/5/2/23 114. Gohain Krishnapur 03/5/2/239 83. Dangari T. E. (131 FS) 03/5/2/49 (PbiIIo Bari No.9) 84. Dangail T. E. (130 FS) 03/5/2/50 115. Goipani 03/5/2/174 85. Dangari T. E. OJ/5/2/51 116. Gotonga Gaon 03/5/2/206.

(100/41/158 FS) 117. Hah Khati F. V. 03/5/2/58 86. Darjijan Gaon ~o. 1 03/5/2/204 118. Hah Khati Gaon 03/5/2/134 87. DarJijan Gaon No.2 03/5/2/205 119. Hah Khati Pathar 03/5/2/133 88. Deamuli Gaon No. 1 03/5/2/215 120. Hala Guri Gaon 03/5/2/46 ·89. Deamuli Gaon No.2 031512/216 121. Hallow Khowa Gaon 03/5/2/193 90. Deamuli T. E. 03/5/2/20R 122. Hallow Top Gaon 03/5/2/297 91. Dhalla Gaon 03/5/2/27 123. Hansara T. E. 03/5/2/290

·92. Dhanjan T. E. 0.3/5/2/16 124. Hapmari Gaon 03/5/2/6 (136/133 WLA) 125. Hati Gorh Gaon 03/5/2/125

93. Dighal Tarang Gaon 03/5/2/212 126. HatihaI Gaon No. 1 03/5/2/199 ~4. Dighal Tarang T. E. 03/512/211 127. Hatihal Gaon No.2 03/5/2/200

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POLICE STATION :: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code

128. Hatijan Gaon 03/5/2/296 161. Khaloi Gaon 03/5/2/29 129. Hati Khowa Gaon 03/5/2/28 162. Khari Jan 03/5/2/19 130. Hilikha T. E. 03/5/2/294 163. Kherjan. 03/5/2/130 131. Hukan Guri Grant 03/5/2/306 164. Kho Bang T. E. 03/5/2/161

(No. 109/111 FS Naharani) 165. Kho Bang T. E. 03/5/2/84 132. Hukan Guri T. E. 03/5/2/299 (35/18) 133. Jengani Gaon 03/5/2/155 166. Kho Bang T. E. (105 FS) 03/5/2/85 134. Jokai Chuk Gaon 03/5/2/207 167. Kho Bang T. E. (17/21) 03/5/2/86

135. Kachari Maithong No.1 03/5/2/141 168. Kho Bang T. E. (21 NLR) 03{5{2{87

136. Kachari Maithong No.2 03/5/2{142 169. Khu Bang Gaon 03{5{2{63 137. Kachari Maithong No.3 03/5/2{143 170. Kojonga Gaon 03{5/2/197 138. Kachari Maithong No.4 03/5/2/144 171. Kokora Toll Gaon 03/5/2/61 139. Kachijan Gaon No.1 03/5/2/171 172. Kola Pathar Gaon No.1 03/5/2/41 140. Kachijan Gaon No.2 03/5/2/172 173. Kola Pathar Gaon No.2 03/5/2{4

1

2 141. Kaitia No.1 03/5/2{72

., 174. Koilashpur T. E. 03/5/2/5

142. Kaitia No.2 03/5/2/73 (Koilashpur 26 WL) 143. Kaka.Pathar No.1 03/5/2/102 175. Kuli Bil Gaon 03/5/2/170 144., Kaka Bazar Town 03/5/2/104 176. Kumchang T. E. 03/5/2/105 145. Kaka Pathar No.2 03/5/2/103 (116 No. WL) 146. Kaka Pathar No. 3 03/5/2/117 177. Kumchang T. E. 03/5/2/106 147. Kaliapani Gaon 03/5/2/276 (146{147 No. WL) 148. Kakajan Sonari Gaon 03/5/2/36 178. Kumchang T. E. 03/5/2/107

(Kakaja Sonari Gaon No.1) (1/48 WL) 149. Kakajan Sonari Gaon 03/5/2{37 179. Kumchang T. E. 03/5/2/108

(Kakajan Sonari Gaon No.2) (15/25/63 WL) 150. Kakojan F. V. 03/5/2/260 180. Kumchang T. E 03/~/2/109 151. No.1 Kakojan Gaon 03/5/2/259 (145/4/No. WL) 15~ No.2 Kakojan Gaon 03/5{2/257 181. Kumchang T. E. 03/5/2/110 . 153. No.3 Kakojan Gaon 03/5/2/261 (287 NLR BC) 154. No.4 Kakojan Gaon 03/5/2/256 182. Kumchang T. E. 03/512/111 155. Kardoi Guri Gaon No.2 03/512/198 (287JAB)

156. Kardoi Guri Gaon No. 1 03{5/2/201 183. Kumchang T. E. 03/5{2/112 157. Kardoi Guri Gaon No.3 03 {5/2/202 (308 WL)

158. Kecheru Guri Gaon No. 3 03/5/2/203 184. Laina Gaon Q3{5/2/11 159. Kecheru Guri Village 03/5/2/303 185. Laina Khubang T. E. 03{5/2/64-160. Khagarijan 03[5/2/15 (51 NLR)

32

POLICE STATOIN :: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

'186. Lajum Gaon No.1 03}5/2/128 213. Na-Gaon Gakhir Bheti 03/5/2/76 187. Lajum Gaon No.2 03/5/2/115 (Gakhir Bheti No.2) 188. Lajum Pathar No. 1 03/5/2/132 214. Nam-Ubon Gaon 03/5/2/126

(Lajum Pathar) 215. Nepali Chiring 03/5/2/25 189. Lajum Pathar No.2 03/5/2/124 216. Ningri Gaon 03/5/2/30

(Lazum Pathar) 217. Pabhajan Gaon 03/5/2/308 190. Laopati No. I , 03/512/13 218. Pabhajan T. E. 03/5/2/293 191. Laopati No.2 03/5/2/14 219. Padum Pathar 03/5/2/252 192. Lo1:h Rong Gaon 03/5/2/44 Bijuli Bangaon 193. Lokh Rong Pathar 03/5/2/43 (PhiIIo Bari No.3) 194. Longpit Gaon No.1 03/5/2/7 220. Parbatpur (PhiIIo Bari No. 10) 03/5/2/238

(Longpit Khanda) 221. Phillo Bari T., E. (34 WLJ 03/5/2/244 195. Longpit Gaon No.2 03/5/2/8 222. No. 1 Phillo Bari 03/5/2/253

(Longpit Khanda) Pithaguti Gaon 196. Long 80al T. E. 03/5/2/300 [Phillo Bari No. 18J 197. Madanpur Gaon 03/5/2/240 223. Phu! Bari Habi 03/5/2/10

(Phillo Ba!i No 13) 224 .• No. 1 Pithaguti 03/5/2/250 198. Maj Gaon 03/5(2/123 225. No.2 Pithaguti 03/5/2/251 199., Maithong Pani Gaon No. I 03/5/2/156 226. Raja Gorh Gaon 03/5/2/180

(Maithong Pani Gaon) 227. Raja Gorh Bongali Gaon 03/5/2/179 200. M~ithong Pani Gaon No.2 03/5/2/157 228. Raidang T. E. 03/5/2/288

(Maithong Pani Ga;on) 229. Raidang Gaon 03/5/2/309 201. Mau Khowa: Gaoh 03/5/2/188 230. Raidang Pathar daon 03/5/2/310 202. MegeIa No.1 03/5/2/34 231. Rangajan Gaon No.1 03/5/2/187 203., Megela No.2 03/5/2/35 232. Rangajan Gaon No.2 03/5/2/185 204. Michi-Mikota No. I 03/5/2/78, 233. Rangajan Block Gaon 03/5/2/182 205. MiChi-lvlikota No.2 03/5J2/77 234. . Robber Tali Gaon 03/5/2/246 206. Miching Gaon 03/5/2/245 [Phillo Bari No 51

(Phillo Bari No.4) 235. Romai Gabharu No~ 1 03/5/2/131 207 .. Molan T. E. 03/5/2/289' [Rumai GavruJ 208. '. ;Moran G:'(~n 03/5/2/249 236; Romai Gabharu No.2 03/5/2/120

(Phillo Bari No.8)' (Rumai Gavru) ·209. ' Mulan Pathar 03/5/2/302 237. Romai Gabharu No.3 03/5}2/121 210. . ,Na-Gaon 03/5/2/186, (Rumai Gavru) 211: Na-Gaon Bongali daon 03} 5/2J 1 78' 238. ' Rongpur Gaon 03/5/2/241', 212., ,Na-Gaon 03f,5/2/75 (Phillo Bari No, 14)

33~

POLICE STATION: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

.... SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Cod.

. 239. Rupai T. E . 03/5/2/195 267. Talap Bagan Gaon 03/5/2/184 240. Rupai Pathar Land 03/5/2/194 268. Talap Gaon 03/5/21183 241. Sada Siva T. E. 337 03/5/2/17 269. Talap T. E. (100 FS) 03/5/2/52 242. Sada Siva T. E. (118/14 WLA) 03/5/2/18 270. Talap T. E. (100/41/1580 RR) 03/5/2/53 243. Sarna Guri 03/5/2/62 271. Talap T. E. (36 FS) 03/5/2/54 244. Sarna Guri Habi 03/5/2/12 272. Talap T. E. (91/100/102 FS) 03/5/2/55 245. Sarndang Grant 03/5/2/307 273. Talap Town (Talap Bazar) 03/572/56

(241/239 NLA Bengena Bari) 274. Tamuli No.1 03/5/2/68 246. SarndilOg T. E. 03/5/2/31J 275. Tamuli No.2 03/5/2/69 247. Sankar T. E. (349 NLR) 03/5/2/40 276. Tara T. E. (9 (C) WL) 03/5/2/255 248. Saru Dirak No.1 03/5/2/147 277. Tara T. E. (9(A)WL) 03/5/2/258

(Chuto Dirak No.3) 278. Tara T. E. (9(B)WL) 03/5/2/262 249. Saru Dirak No.2 03/5/2/148 279. Tara T. E. 03/5/2/263

(Chuto Dirak No.3) 280. Tara T. E. (37/92 WL) 0315/2/265 250. Sarudha Dum Gaon 03/5/2/33 281. Tara T. E. (2/10/53) 03/5/2/267 251. Saru Mechai Gaon No.1 03/~/2iI61 282. Tara T. E. (175/172 NLS) 03/5/2/268 252. . Saru Mechai Gaon No.2 03/5/2/162 283. Tara T. E. (91WL) 03/5/2/269 253. Saru Mechai Gaon No. 3 03/5/2/163 .284. Tara T. E. (37 WL) 0)/5/2/270

(Saru Mechai Gaon) 285. Tara T. E. (31/91) 03}5}2/271 254. Sitalpur Gaon 03/5/2/235 286. Tara T. E. (381' WL) 03/5/,2/272

(Phillo Bari No. 17) 287. Tara T. E. (31 WL) 03/5/2/273 255. Sitalpati (Sitalpur Gaon) 03/5/2/282 288. Tara T. E. (l23'NLR) 03/5/2/280 256. Sonapur Deuri 0315/2/243 289. Tara T. E. (81/8/548) 03/512/281

(Phillo Bari No. 16) 290. Tenga Gaon 03/512/21 257. Sonari Pathar No. 1 03/5/2/38 291. Tezi Gaon No. 3 03/512/113

(Sonari Gaon) 292. Tezi No.1 0315/21101 258. Sonari Pathar No.2 03/5/2/39 293. Tezi No.2 03/5/2/100 259 .• Sonowal Gaon 03/5/2/242

Tezi Pathar (Tezi Gaon) .0~J5/2/99 (Phillo Bari No. 15) 294.

260. Sukr:itiog T. E. (8 WLA) 03/5/2/283 295. Tinga Mura Gaon I 03/512ft73

261. Sukfiting T. E. (560 WL) 03/5/2/284 296. Tipuk T. E. Il02 FS(A)] 03/5/2190 262. Sukriting T. E. (40 WL) 03/5/2/285 297. Tipuk T. E. [102 FS(B)} 03/5/2/91

263. Sukriting T. E. (135 FS) 03/5/2/286 298. Til'ual Pathar ' 03/5{2/26

264. Sukriting T. E. (40WLA) 03/5/2j287 299. Tbngana Bongali Gao.n 63/5/2/166 265. Sumaijan T. E. (30 WLA) 03/5/2/74 300. Tongana Gaon o3/~J2/167

266. Sunjan Gaoo &3/5/2/154 301. Tongana T. E. (114 WL) 03tSj2{16&

34

POLICE STATION :: DOOMDOOMA (03/5/2)

ALPHABATICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

'~l. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of ViJIages Location Code

.~02. Tongana T. E. (22 WL) 03/5/2/169 307. Upper Talap No.2 03/5/2/59 303. No. 1 Torigani Sonjan 03/5/2/266 308. Upper Ubon No.2 03/5/2/116 . 304. ' No.2 Tongani Sonjan 03}5/2}264 309. Upper Ubon No. 1 03}5}2} 1 29 305. Ubhota Gaon 03/5/2/45 310. Uppor Kuli Gaon 03/5}2/165 306. Upper Talap No.1 03/5/2/57 311. Uppor Kuli Pathar 03/5/2/164

35 .

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad. ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-.. hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to

03J5J2Jl Bhereka No 1 205.99 P -(10+) w -(10+) -( -5) -(5-10) (Beheka No.1)

2' Bhereka No.2 72.84 -(-5) -(10+) W -00+) Tuesday -(5-10) (Beheka No.2)

3 Ajokha No.2 40.87 P - (10+) W -(10+) Tuesday -(-5)

4 Ajokha No. I 124.64 P - (10+) W -(5-10) . Tuesday -(-5)

S Koilash Pur T.E . 181.71 P D TW -(5-10) Saterday RS (Koilash Pur

26WL) 6 Hapmari Gaon 138.00 -(-5) 4-(5-10) TW - (5-10) Saterday -(-5)

7 Longpit Gaon No. ] 31.57 .... (-5) -(10+) W -(5- JO) Sunday -( -5)

(Longpit Khanda) 8 Longpit Gaon No.2 48.97 -(-5) -(10+) w -(5-10). Sunday -(-5)

(Longpit Khanda) 9 Charnua Gaon 180.08 -(-5) - (5-10) W -(5-10) Sunday -(-5)

10 Phul Bari Habi 216.51 P -(- 5) TK,W - (5-10) -( -5) BS

11 Lain;t Gaon 120.19 P _:. (5-10) W,TW -(-5) Sunday -(-5)

12 Sarnaguri Habi 325.77 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) Sunday BS

'13 Laopati No. 1 237.96 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) RS

14 Laopati No. 2 56.25 P - (5-10) W -(5-10) Sunday -(-5)

IS Khagarijan 230.67 P,M -(5-10) W.TW -(S-lO) Tuesday RS

16 Dhanjan T.E 108.41 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) Sunday -C-5) (136{133 WLA)

17 Sada Siva T.B 343.98 P H TW -(-5) Saterday BS

(337)

i8 Sada Siva T.B 102.38 P -(-5) TW -(-5) Saterday BS

(118/14 WLA)

19 Khari Gaon . J 54.60 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) Sunday RS

(Kharijan)

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DIRECTORY Police Statioa : OOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to. two decimal places). eluding any tion

viJIa~e (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

SOurce source eluding for rieal or ar-gauehar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [301 Rice 1l.33 187.78 6.88 03/5/2/1

KR Doomdooma [29] Rice 6.07 33.18 33.59 2

KR Doomdooma [31] Rice 4.05 26.71 10.11 3

KR Doomdooma [35) Rice 97.93 26.71 4

KR Doomdooma [26} Rice 181.71 C-l 5

.KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 138.00 6

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice· 4.85 13.36 13.36 7

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 8,51 20.23 20.23 8

KR Doomdooma [16] Rice 46.54 66;77 66.77 9

KR Doomdoorra [24} Rice 82.56 66.77 67.18 10

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 12.95 66.77 40.47 11 KR Doomdooma [18] .. ,. Rice& Wheat· 58.27 260.62 6.88 12

KR . Doomdooma [20] Rice 237.96 13

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice ... 2.83 27.11 26.31 14

:KR Doomdooma [19] Rice' •... 97.12 80.5) 53.02 15

KR Doomdooma [21} Rice 92.27 16.14 16

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 60.70 141.64 141.64 C-;-l 17

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 102.38 18

XR Doomdooma [17} Rice 7.69 93.48 S3.43 19

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District: DIBHUGAHR. 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca~ Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (_;_) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the'facility available is given.) . No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Waterway;

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

20 Dangari Gaon 127,07 P,PUC . D,PHS ·W.TW PO Sunday' RS

21 Tenga Gaon 310,80 P -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

22 Bihia Gaon 158.23 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) Sunday RS

23 Dangari Pathar 81.34 -(-5) H W,TW PO -(- 5) -(-5)

24 Dangari Chi ring 331.43 P -( -5) W,TW PO -( -5) -(-5)

25 Nepali Chi ring 127.88 P -(-5) W -(-5) Sunday -(-5)

26 Tirual Pathar 142.04 P -( -5) TW -(-,-5) Saterday BS

27 Dhalla Gaon 150.95 P -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5) -(-5) 28 Hati Khowa Gaon 34.40 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) Sunday -(-5)"

29 Khaloi Gaon 110.07 P -(5-10) W.TW -(10+) -(10+) BS

30 Ningchi Gaon 206.39 P -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) BS (Ningri Gaon)

31 Ahom Gaon. 243.21 P -(-5) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) BS·

32 Bardha-Dum 182.92 P -(-5) W,TW .... (5-10) -(5-10) BS· Gaon

33 Sarudhadum 451.6l P(2),M -( -5) W.TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS· Gaon

34 Megela No.1 472.27 P -(5-10) W,TW PO -(10+) BS

35 Megela No.2 279.23 PUC,H,P -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) BS··

36 Kakajan Sonari 169.56 P -(10+) W -( -5) . -(5-10) BS: Gaon (Kakajan Sonari Gaon No.1)

37 Kako Sonari 81.34 ... P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS. . Gaon

(Kakojan Sonari Gaon No.2)

38 Sonari Pathar 80.93 P -(10+) W - (5-10) -(S-IO) . BS-No.1 (Sonari Gaon)

38

DIRECTORY PeUee Station: DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e: area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by galed waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

SOurce source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & eultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 r 13 14 15 16 17 18 i9 20

KR,PR Doomdooma [J 5] Rice 6.88 8.94 390.25 20

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice 168.75 78.10 63.95 21

KR,PR Dopmdooma [16] Rice 67.58 67.58 23.07 22

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 53.41 27.93 23

KR Doomdooma (261 Rice 63.94 200.7.2 66.77 24

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 7.28 93.48 27.12 25

.KR,PR Doomdooma [20) Rice .' 8.50 67.58 65.96 26

KR Doomdooma [22J ... Rice 17.00 74.87 59.08 C-I 27

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 7.58 13.36 13.3' 28

KR Doomdooma [24J Rice 57.46 30.35 22.26 C-l 29

KR,PR Doomdooma [20] . Rice 149.32 2.83 54.24 30

~KR,PR DoomdQoma [18] Rice 152.16 32.37 58.68 Lakshmi 31 Mandir

KR.PR Doomdooma [18] Rice 87.82 51.80 43.30 32

~KR,PR Doomdooma [18J Rice 242.81 86.20 122.60 33

KR Doomdooma [18] ED Rice 271.14 57.06 144.07 M-l 34

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 148.92 7.69 122.62 35

.KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 142.45 2.83 24.28 36

-KR Doomdooma (18) - Rice 49.37 2.02 29.95 37

:KR Doomdooma [21] Rice 56.25 3.24 21.44 38

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District : DIBHUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the (ion Name of. Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Siems), (5-lO Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

39 Sonad Pathar 19.42 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(5-10) BS No.2

40 Sankar T E 138.40 P H T,W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (349 NLR)

41 Kola Pathar 43.71 P -(10+) W,TW ~(10+) - (10+) BS gaon No. l(Kala)

42 Kola Pathar 138.40 P - (10+) W -(10+) -(5-10) BS gaon No.2 (Kala)

43 Lokh-Rong 227.43 P --(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Pathar

44 Lokh-Rong 130.71 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Gaon

45 Ubhota Gat)n 89.84 P -(5-10) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) BS

46 Halaguri Gaon 276.4{1 P -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) - (5-10) BS (Halokguri Gaon)

47 Cengeli Gaon 126.67 P -(..,. 5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) as-48 Bajal Gaon 227.03 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

(Bazar) 49 Dangari T E 51.00 P -( -5) W,T -( -5) -( -5) BS·

(131 F S) 50 Dangari T E 596.81 P H W,T Phone -( - 5) BS·

(130 F S) 51 Dangar T E 162.28 P -( - 5) W,T -(-5) - (-5) BS·

(100/41/158 F S) 52 Talap T E 107.65 PJ.1 H W,TW Phone -(-5) BS

(100 F S) PTO 53 TaJap T E 106.43 P -(-5) W,TW Phone Sunday BS:

(100/41/1580 R.R.) 54 Talap T E 237.55 P ..:.( - 5) W,TW Phone -(-5) BS,

(36 F S) 55 Talap T E 310.39 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) ~( -5) Bs:.

(9J/100/102 F S)

40

DIRECTORY Police Station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) FOrest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated· waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tiOD interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Doomdooma [20} Rice U.74 6.88 -0.80 39 "-

KR Doomdooma [24J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 0.40 138.00 C-l 40 .

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 27.11 2.02 14.58 41

KR Doomdooma [18] .Rice 106.43 2.43 29.54 42

KR Doomdooma [21] Rice ... 167.94 3.24 56.25 43

KR Doomdooma [21] Rice 88.22 4.45 38.04 44

KR Doomdoomft [17J Rice 44.11 1.21 44.52 45

KR Doomdoorna [20] Rice 159.04 59.49 57.87 46

KR Doomdooma [\6] Rice&Wheat 61.51 36.82 28.34 47

KR,PR Doomdooma [IS] Rice&Wheat 61.92 2.02 163.09 48

PR Doomdooma [17] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 3.24 14.05 33.7l C-7 49

PR Doomdooma [17] ED,EO Rice&Wbeat 139.21 49.78 407.82 C-l 50

PR Doomdooma l17J ED,EO Rlce&Wheat 4.86 157.42 C-I 51

PR Doorndooma [ 9] ED,EO Rice&Wheat ~.09 1.62 97.94 - C-l 52

PR Doomdooma [ 91 ED,EO Ri(e&Wheat 8.90 4.45 93.08 C-l 53

PR Doomdooma L 9] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 20.64 12.14 204.77 C-l 54

PR Doomdooma [ 9] ED,EO 'Rice&Wheat 13.76 13.360 283.27 C-l 55

41

District: DIBRUGARH.03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+krns) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Comrnunica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

'56 Talap Town' 29.14 PUC,M,H D W,TW PTO Sunday BS (Talap Bali Bazar) P(2)

57 Upper Talap 318.08 p -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

No.1

58 Hah Khati F V 11,33 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

59 Upper Talap 164.71 p -(5-10) W -(5- 10) -(5-10) . BS

No.2

60 Era Gaon 307.96 p -(-5)' TW,W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5)

61 Kokora Toli 125.45 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) Sunday -(-~)

Gaon

62 Sarna Gori 529.33 P -(-5) TW,W -;- ( - 5) -(-5) -( -5)

(Samoguri)

63 Khubong 166.32 p -(5- 1.0) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon

64 Laina Khubang 156.,61 P H TW,W -(5-10) Wednesday -(5-10)

T.E. (51 NLR) Thursday

65 G akhir Bheti 134.76 p- PHS TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) +- (5-10)

Gaon (Gakhir Bheti

No.1)

66 Borehokoli 88.63 p - (10+) TW,W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) N.C

67 Betoni Gaon 191.01 .. ' P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

68 Tam~uli No.1 265.47 P -(10+) TW,W -(IO+) -(i0+) -( _- 5)

69 Tamuli No.2 123.02 P .-(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) BS

70 Badal Pathar 113.72 P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) , -(-5) Gaon No.1 (Badal Pathar)

42

DIRECTORY Police Station: DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available giolls, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauehar & eultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Doomdooma [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 1.21 27.93 N-2 56 C-3

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 189.39 3.24 125.45 57

KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 11.33 58

KR Doomdooma. [ 8] Rice 44.92 3.64 116.15 59

KR Doomdooma [10J ED Rice 251.71 18.21 38.04 C-5 60

PR Doomdooma/ [19) EP Rice 100.36 5.67 19.42 C-2 61

"

KR Doomdooma [121 Rice 341.55 22.26 165.52 62

KR Doomdooma [19] ED Rice&Wheat 3.24 14.97 148.11 63

PR Doomdooma [18] ED Rice • .E. ~1.46 14.16 50.99 C-3 64 N-S

KR Doomdooma [ 15] Rice&Wheat 82.15 35.21 17.40 65

KR Doomdooma [16] Rice 48.56 13.36 26.71 ·66

KR Doomdooma [19} Rice 101.58 24.69 64.74 67

KR Doomdooma [18J Rice 193.03 29.95 42.49 C-3 68

KR Doomdooma [ 18] Rice 35.61 56.66 30.75 69

KR Doomdooma [ 15) Rice 84.98 14.16 14.58 70

43

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8· 9 10

71 Badal Pathar 113.31 P -(10+ ) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) -(5- 10) Gaon No.2 (Badal Pathar)

72 Kaitia No.1 481.98 P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(10+) .-(5-10) (Kaintia Gaon)

73 Kaitia No.2 168.75 P -(10+) TW,W ~(IO+ ) . -(10+) -(5-10)

(Kaintia Gaon)

74 Sumaijan T. E. 154.59 P -(10+ ) TW,W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) (30 WLA)

75 Na-Gaon 134.76 p - (10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

76 Na-Gaon Gakhir 195.05 P -(10+) TW,W -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Bheti

(Gakhir Bheti No.2

77 Michi Mikota 142.85 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

No.2

78 Michimikota 236.74 p -{10+> TW,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

No.1

79 Daisa Balijan 252.93 P -(-5) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

No.1

80 Daisa Balijan 138.81 P -( -5) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

No.2 '.

81 Daisajan Gaon 2671.36 P,M -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

82 Daisajan T.E 44.92 P(2) H TW,W -(5-10) Friday - (5-10)

(16 WLA)

83 Daisajan T.E 44.92 P -(-5) TW,W -(5-10) Friday -(5-10)

(12 WLA)

84 Khobang T.E 137.99 P H TW,W Phone Thursday -(-5) (35/18) Friday

44

DIRECTORY Police Station : DOOMOOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca~' to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tiiln ,;,

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code ~~ by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ' 20

KR Doomdooma [15J Rice 19.02 2.43 91.86 71

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 216.10 39.25 226.63 72

KR Doomdooma [18] Rice 58.27 8.09 102.39 73

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice&Wbeat 37.64 ~.31 107.64 74

KR,PR Doomdooma [13J Rice 36.42 J 3.36 84.98 N-2 75 T-I

KR Doomdooma [l1J Rice 53.42 97.53 44.10 76

KR Doomdooma [14] Rice 27.52 14.97 100.36 77

KR Doomdooma [12] Rice 95.91 4.05 136.78 78

KR Doomdooma [ 8] , Rice 134.36 21.04 97.53 79

KR Doomdooma [ 13] Rice 75.27 6.88 56.66 80

PR Doomdooma [13J Rice 267.09 2201.93 202.34 C-l 81

KR. Doomdooma [12] EA Rice&Wheat 27.52 4.05 13.35 C-3 82 N-8

.KR Doomdooma [12J Rice&Wheat 25.09 19.83 83

PR Doomdooma [ 9J EA Rice&Wheat 65.96 2.43 69.60 84

<15

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca. Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village ' of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

85 Kbobang T.E 99.96 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) Thursday - (-5) (l05 FS) Friday

86 Khobang T.E 429.38 P H TW,W Phone Thursday -( - 5)

(17/21) Friday

87 Khobang T.E ,190.61 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (21 NLR)

88 Banga1i Balijan 278.42 ,P,M -(-5) TW,W -(-5) - (-5) BS,RS

89 Khobang T.E 343.87 P - (- 5) TW,W Phone Wednesday -(-5) (110/74 WLA) Thursday

90 Tipuk T.E 148.92 P(2) H TW,T,W -(5-10) Thursday ~(- 5),

(lQ2 FS(A) Friday

91 Tipuk T.E 663.69 -( -5) -(-5) TW -(5-10) -( -5) -(-5) (Tippak)

(102 FS~B)

92 Borpathar No. 1 280.04 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-lO) -(5:-10) -(5-10),

93 Borpathar No.2 86.20 P(2) .,...(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5~10)

94 Borpal:har No.3 33.99 -( -5) -(5 -10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

95 Borpathar No.4 163.90 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10),

96 BoraJi No.1 158.23 P -(5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) - (5-10)

97 BoraIi No.2 264.49 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)·

98 Borali No.3 59.89 - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-1O)

99 Tezi Pathar 159.44 P,M -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-1O» (Tezi Gaon)

100 Tezi No.2 188.99 P - (10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Tezi Patbar

No.2)

101 Tezi No.1 25.50 P -( -5) W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5),

(Tezi Pathar No. I

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DIRECTORY Police Station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Doomdooma [ 9J EA Rice&Wheat 37.64 2.43 59.89 C-4 85 N-8

PR,KR Doomdooma [ 9] EA Rice&Wheat 159.44 147.31 122.63 86

PR,KR Doomdooma [ 9] EA Rice&Wheat 65.96 59.08 65.57 87

KR Doomdooma [ 5] Rice 36.83 229.05 12.54 88

PR Doomdooma [ 9] EA Rice&Wheat ... 343.87 8~

PR Doomdooma [ 8] EA Rice&Wheat 47.35 59.49. 42.08 C-3 90 N-8

PR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice&Wheat 333.87 111.29 218.53 91

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 97.53 7.28 175.23 92

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 30.76 5.67 49.77 Kachari 93 Budbist Mandir

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 20.23 5.67 8.09 94

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 35.21 73.65 55.04 95

KR Doomdooma [18] Rice 115.33 13.36 29.54 96

KR Doomdooma [21] Rice 92.27 99.95 92.27 ... 97

.KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 1.21 42.69 16.59 98

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 123.02 6.47 29.95 Tezimala 99 Temple

KR Doomdooma [16] ... Rice 10.11 13.76 165.12 100

KR Doomdooma [15J Rice 6.50 5.67 13.33 101

47

Distrid : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the 1ion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation . kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where tbe facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds statIon,

. Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

102 Kaka Pathar 191.82 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) No.1

103 Kaka Pathar 38.45 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

104 Kaka Bazar Town 5099 PR,M,PUC H,D,PRC TW PTO Phone Sunday BS (Kaka PatharJ

105 Kumchang T.E 149.73 -( -5) H W,TW -(-5) Friday -(-5) (116 No. WL)

106 Kumchang T.E 65.96 P :....( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5} (146/147 No. WL)

107 Kumchang T.E 312,82 -( -5) -( -5) TW -( -5) -(~5) -(-5), (1/48 WL)

108 Kumchang T.E 106.02 -(-5) -(-5) TW ':"(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (15/25163 WL)

109 Kumchang T.E 40.87 -( -5) .-:(- 5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (145/4 No. WL)

110 Kumchang T.E 189.39 -( -5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) - (-5)< (287/ NLRBC)

111 Kumchang T.E 313.23 -( - 5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (287/AB)

112 Kumchang T.E 173,20 -( - 5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (308 WL)

113 Tezi Gaon No.3 28.33 - (-5) -(-5) W. -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)'

114 . Borachuk No.2 89.84 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

115 Lazum Gaol1 No.2 23.07 P -( -5) W· -(-5) --( ~ 5) -(5-10), (Lajufl1 Gaon)

116 Upper Ubol1 104.00 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10), No.2

48

DIRECTORY Police Station: DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

'--_ -Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food l.and 'use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Lo(;(!. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeoiogical

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Doomdooma [14] Rice 96.31 6.88 88.63 102

KR,PR Doomdooma [14] Rice 1O.S2 0.81 27,12 103

PR Doorr:dooma [15] EA Rice 4.05 7.28 39.66 lC4

KR,PR Doomdooma [19] EO Rice&Wheat 14.S7 4.86 130.30 105

KR Doomdooma [19] EA Rice&Wheat 6.07 1.21 58.68 C-5 106

KR,PR Doomdooma [19] EA Rice&Wheat 51.39 6.07 255.36 107

KR,PR Doomdooma [19] EA Rice&Wheat 25.49 10.93 69.60 108

KR,PR Doomdooma [19] EA Rice 8.09 1.62 31.16 109

KR Doomdooma f20] ED Rice&Wheat 99.95 68.80 20.64 110

KR Doomdooma [IS] Rice&Wbeat 240.47 21.63 S1.13 III

KR,PR Doomdooma [19] Rice &Wheat 71.63 0.81 100.76, 112

KR Doomdooma [19] Rice 9.71 4.04 14.58 113

KR Doomdooma [IS] Rice 46.94 3.24 . 39.66 ... 114

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 22.26 0.40 OA1 lIS

KR Doomdooma [18] Rice 22.66 20.23 61.11 116

49

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tioD Name of village of the popu- column and Dext to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz «-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms), and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

117 Kaka Pathar 73.65 -(-5) II W -(-5) -( -5) BS No.3

118 Cheleng Guri 59.08 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS No.1

119 Cheleng Guri 272.35 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS No.2

120 Romai Gabharu 187.77 P No.2 (Rumai

-( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

Gavaru)

12 { Romai Gabharu 71.63 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS No.3 (Rumai

Gavaru)

122 Ahom Pathar 45.32 -(-5) -( -5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

123 Maj Gaon 15.78 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) Friday -(-5)

124 Lajum Pathar 87.82 P -(-5) W -(5--10) -(5- IO) -(-5) No.2 (Lazum Pathar

125 Hati Gorh 292.59 P -(-5) W -:-(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

126 Nam Ubon 157.42 -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

127 Bora Chuk 102.38 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

128 Lajum GaonNo.l 191.82 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

(Lazum Gaon)

129 Upper Ubon 197.49 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

130 Kher Jan 229.86 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

131 Romai Gabharu 513.55 P -( -5) w -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) No.1

(Rumai Gavaru)

50

DIRECTORY Police station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest lrriga- Un-lui- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious. llisto- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Doomdooma [19] Rice 26.71 26.30 20.64 117

PR Doomdooma [18] Rice&Wheat 14.16 13.36 31.56 118

PR Doomdooma [15] Rice 144.07 11.74 116.54 119

KR Doomdooma {19] Rice 64.34 1.21 122.22 120

" KR Doomdooma [ 19] Rice 35.61 36.02 ., ... 121

KR Doomdooma [23] Rice 40.87 0.80 3.65 122

KR Doomdooma [19) Rice ... 14.57 0040 0.81 123

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 79.32 1.62 6.88 124

. KR Doomdooma [191 Rice 76.89 26.30 189.40 125

KR Doomdooma [35] Rice 97.12 14.57 45.73 126

KR Doomdooma [37] Rice 77.29 4.05 21.04 127

PR Doomdooma [l6J Rice 118.17 13.76 59.89 128

PR Doomdooma f20] Rice 157.83 12.95 26.71 Mulani 129 Satra

KR Doomdo<~ma [15] Rice 50.99 14.16 164.71 130

KR Doomdooma [19] Rice 88.63 22.26 402.66 131

51

'Dishi4:! : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in thl) , tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (S-lO

Code village iation kms) and (lO+kms) of the near~st place where the facility avaiJable is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds staUon,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 iO

132 Lajum Pathar 423.31 cP No.1

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

(Lazum Pathar)

133 Hah Khati 233.10 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -( - 5) Pathar

134 Hah Khati Gaon 201.53 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(-5)

135 Duonia Maithong 366.80 P,M,H -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) - (5-lO) BS No.1

136 Duonia Maithong 199.51 P -(5-10) W .-(5-10) -(5-10) BS No. 2

137 Duonia Maithong 107.65 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-lO) -(5-10) BS No.3

138 Duonia Maithong 101.98 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(10+ ) BS . No. 4

139 Duonia Maithong 74.46 -(-5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS No.5

140 Duonia Maithong 108.46 P -(5- 10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) No.6

141 Kachari Maithong 88.63 P -(lO+) W,TW -( -5) -(10+) BS No.1

(Maishong)

142 Kachari 185.35 P,M -( -5) W,TW PO -(-5) BS Maithong No.2

143 Kachari 256.98 P -(-5) W,TW -( -5) -(10+) BS Maithong No.3

144 Kachari 286.52 p '-(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -( - 5) Maithong No.4

145 Choto Dirak 122.62 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) BS No.1

52

DIRECTORY Police Station nOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

----Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca·

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimaL places.) eluding any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli· Code

by ted by gated waste' (in- available gious, histo- No. source source eluding for rical or ar-

gauchar & cultiva· chaeologica) groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [ 19] Rice 346.82 18.62 57.87 132

.. KR Doomdooma [29] Rice 134.36 20.23 78.51 133

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice' 178.87 2.43 20.23 134

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 117.36 7.fl9 241.75 135

'PR,KR Doomdooma [20] RIce 177.25 8.10 14.16 136

PR Doomdooma [20] Rice 94.70 5.67 7.28 137

'PR,KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 95.91 4.86 1.21 138

PR Doomdooma [24] Rice 57.06 13.76 3.64 139

KR Doomdooma [23J Rice 62.32 32.37 13.77 140

PR,KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 56.66 5.67 26.30 141

PR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice 56.66 113.72 14.97 142 /

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 98.34 76.89 81.75 143

KR Doomdooma' [27J Rice 1.91.82 13.36 81.34 144

:PR,KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 102.79 3.24 16.59 1.t5

53

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

Al\tIENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities' available :- (if not available within the village a dash ("-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days CoItlmunica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

146 Choto Dirak 50.59 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) - (- 5) BS No, 2

147 Saru Dirak :No. 1 305.13 P,H H W -(-5) -( -5) BS (Chuto Dirak

No.3)

148 Saru Dirak No.2 187.77 H -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) (Choto Dirak

No.3)

149 Amguri Gaon 205.58 P(2) -(-5) W,TW -( - 5) -(-5) BS

150 Chomoni Gaon 318.48 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) :-(-5),

151 Bor Dirak Gaon 130.71 P,M -(-5) W,TW PO . -( -- 5) BS No.1

152 Bor Dirak Gaon 342.3S P.M,H H W PO Wednesday BS No.2

153 Bor Dirak Gaon 161.47 P,R -(-5) W PO Wednesday BS No.3

154 Sun)an Gaon 135.97 P ':"(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) BS

155 Jengani Gaon 18V70 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(~~) -( -5)

156 Maithong Pani 319.70 P,M,H -(10+) W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5)· Gaon No.1

(Maithong Pani Gaon)

157 Maithong Pani 20.23 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 51' Gaon No.2

(Maithong Pani Gaon)

158 Bor Mechai 136.38 P -( -5) W,TW PO - (10+) - (-.5)

Gaon No.1

159 Bor Mechai 330.83 P(2) -(10+) W,TW -( - 5) -(5-10) -(S-10)

Gaon No.2

54

DIRECTORY Police Station: DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

"Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land Use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) ,eluding any tion .

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cu'!tiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [19] Rice 9.31 37.64 3.64 146

PR Doomdooma [16] Rice 93.89 121.81 89.43 147

KR Doomdooma [18] Rice 93.89 10.52 83.36 148

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice&Wheat 166.27 14.57 24.74 149 . KR Doomdooma [30] Rice 45.32 82.56 190.60 150

PR DoomdooT, " [27] Rice 88.22 26.71 15.78 151

PR Doomdooma [28] Rice 138.00 167.54 36.82 152

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 117.36 4.86 39.25 153

PR Doomdooma [18] Rice 125.86 4.04 6.07 154

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 155.80 5.67 20.23 155

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice&Wheat 245.28 9.31 65.11 156

KR Doomdooma [17] Rice 12.54 1.62 6.07 157

KR Doomcooma [24] Rice 69.20 8.90 58.28 158

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 259.40 6.07 65.36 159

55

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Nan;.:: of village of the popu- coLlmn and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educa!ional Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any sto~, Railway holds station,

Water waYj

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------_-

160 Bor Mechai 111.69 -( -5) -( -5) W PO -(10+) -(-5) Gaon No, 3

161 Saru Mechai 273.16 P -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) -(10+) -( -5) Gaon No.1

162 Saru Mechai 131.12 P -( 10+) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

Gaon No.2

163 Saru Mechai 48.16 -( -5) -(10+> W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon No.3

(Saru Mechai Gaon)

164 Upp~r Kuli 89.03 P -( -5) W,TW -(10+) -.(10+ ) -(-5}

Pathar

165 Upp~r Kuli 278.83 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5),

Gaon

166 Tongana 304.32 P(2)M,H -(5-10) W,TW PO Sunday BS Bongali Gaon

167 T ongana Gaon 253.74 P - (10+) W,TW PO Sunday BS

168 Tongana' TE 473.49 P H W,TW PO Saturday -(-5)· (114 WL)

169 Tongana TE 652.76 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -(-5):

(22 WL)

170 Kuli Bi1 Gaon 82.15 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)·

171 Kachi Jan 265.88 P - (5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Gal)n No. 1

172 Kachi Jan 21.85 P - (-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Gaon No. 2

173 Tinga Mura 118.98 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5~1O) -(5-10)' Gaon

174 Goi Pani 473.08 P PHS FPC W -' (5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10),

56

DIRECTORY Police Station : DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca. to distance Supply· in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivaqle Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar- . gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 }6 17 18 19 20

KR DOOIlldooma [23] Rice 93.08 8.09 10.52 160

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 212.46 13.76 46.94 161

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 114.53 5.67 10.92 162

KR Doomdooma [38] Rice 42.49 2.43 3.24 163

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 82.56 2.02 4.45 164

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 201.15 10.12 67.56 165

KR Doomdooma [26J Rice&Wheat 122.78 46.54 135.00 166

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 137.59 13.36 102.79 ... 167

KR Doomdooma [26] , Rice& Wheat 272.77 193.03 7.69 168

KR Doomdooma [26] Rice&Wheat 359.77 292.99 169

KR Doomdooma [26J Rice 66.77 10.93 4.45 170 -

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice ] 34.31 1]1.69 19.88 171

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 16.59 2.43 2.83 172

KR Doomdoolna [ 7J Rice I •• 30.35 2.43 86.20 173

KR Doomdooma [ 6] Rice 216.10 119.38 137.60 174

57

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 'TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not aVlliiable within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kIns) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water waYl

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

175 Bar Dubi TE 113.31 P:M R W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (4/544 WL)

176 Fatik Jan 377.57 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) Gaon

177 Athengia Gaon 343.58 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) -( -5)

178 Na-Gaon 60.70 -(-5) -(5 ':""10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Bongali Gaon

179 Raj Gorh 183.73 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5) Bongali Gaon

180 Raj Gorh 17.00 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon (N.C)

181 Borjan 158.64 P -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-lQ) -(5-10)

182 Rangajan 40;47 -(-5) -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Block Gaon

183 Talap Gaon 341.96 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

184 Talap Bagan 72.44 -(-5) - (5-10) W -(-5). -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

185 Rangajan Gaon 225.81 -( -5) -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)' No.2

186 Na-Gaon 291.37 P,M -(-5) W,TW ~(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

187 Rangajan Gaon 140.83 P -(-5) W,TW -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

188 Manoh Khowa 173.20 P -(-5) W,TW PO -( -5) BS Gaon

1S9 Auguri Gaon 156.61 P,R -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

190 Assamiya 201.13 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS Balijan

58

DIRECTORY Police Station : DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE.

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca .. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

&roves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice&Wheat 46.94 9.71 56.66 175

• KR Doomdooma [ 5J Rice 19.02 17.40 341.15 176

KR Doomdooma [ 5] Rice 84.58 50.18 208.82 177

KR Doorndooma [ 5] Rice 40.06 1.62 19.02 178

PR Doomdoorna [ 8] Rice 116.55- 9.71 57.47 179

PR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice ... 0.41 0.40 16.19 180

KR,PR Doorndooma [ 8J Rice&Wheat 76.89 6.88 74.87 181

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice 14.16 0.41 25.90 182

KR Doomdooma [ 8] Rice 119.38 4.05 218.53 183

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice 13.76 2.83 55.85 184

KR Doomdooma [ 8J Rice 65.55 47.35 112.91 185

PR Doomdooma [ 3] Rice 111.69 18.62 161.06 186

KR,PR Doomdooma [ 6] Rice&Wheat 37.64 17.00 86.19 ]87

PR Doorndooma [ 5] Rice&Wheat 39.25 11.33 122.62 ]88

PR Doomdooma [ 5J Rice&Wheat 40.87 71.63 44.11 One Buddhist 189 Temple

KR Doomdooma [ 6J Rioe 42.90· 123.83 34.40 190

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if l'lot available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code c",,:iIlage lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available· is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of' water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

'" 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

191 Doria Bheti 190.20 p -(5-10) W,TW :...(- 5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Dasik Bheli)

192 Garu Mera 186.16 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS Top Gaon

193 Hollow Khowa 237.55 'P ..... ( - 5) W,TW -(-5) - (5-10) BS Gaon

194 Rupai Pathar 21.04 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

Land

195 Rupai TE 1538.63 P H W,TW Phone Monday BS

196 Bar Rupai 332.69 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS Gaon

197 Kojonga Gaon 120.19 P -( -5) W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) -(5--10)

198 Kardoi Guri 80.13 -( -5) -(10+) W.TW -(10+) -(5~ 10) -(5-10) Gaon No.2

199 Hatihal Gaon 265.47 P(2) -(10+) W,TW -(10+) Wednesday -(-5) No.1

200 Hatihal Gaon 3.64 p -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(5-10) No.2

201 Kardoi Guri 357.74 P,M FPC W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10). Gaon No.1

202 Kardoi Guri 118.17 -(-5) -(-5) W -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.3

203 Kecheru Guri 93.68 P -(5-10) w -(10+) . -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon No.3

204 Darji Jan Gaon 323.75 p -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.1

205 Darji Jan Gaon 8.09 -(-5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(5-10) . -(-5) No.2

60

DIRECTORY Police station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

~pproach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

gr~)Ves) tion interest)

11 - 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 - 20

PR Doomdooma [ 7] Rice 10.52 154.99 24.69 C-2, M-l 191 N-I

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice&Wheat 22.66 156.69 7.81 192

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice&Wheat 43.30 191.01 3.24 193

KR Doomdooma [ 7] Rice 11.33 2.43 7.28 194 ,

"-:KR,PR Doomdooma [ 8] Rice&Wheat 1283.86 81.75 173.20 Matak Satra 195

:J{R Doomdooma [ 5] Rice 59.08 127.47 46.14 196

KR Doomdooma~ [24] • Rice 30.76 82.96 6.47 197

J{R Doomdooma [24] .... Rice 66.77 1.21 12.15 198

KR Doomdooma [16J Rice 210.03 7.69 47.75 199

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 2.43 0.40 0.81 200

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice 237.55 53.42 66.77 Brazpan 201 Matak Satra

KR Doomdooma [19] Rice 48.97 42.90 26.30 202

-KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 53.82 21.04 18.22 203

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 60.30 257.38 6.07 204

-KR Doomdooma [28] Rice ... 6.07 2.02 205 -

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medica] Drinking Post & Day Or days Comrnunica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (potable) Hat, if any stop, ):tai]way holds stauon,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

206 Gutonga Gaon 186.15 P -(-5) w -(10+) -(5 -10) -(-5)

207 Jokai Chuk 196.27 P -(5-10) W· -(10+) - (5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

208 Dea Muli T.E. 1753.12 P(2} H T,TW -(5- 10) Saturday -(5-10)

2.09 Bandar Khati 300.28 P(2),M -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

210 Bagbjan T. E. 1102.37 P H TW,T -(5-10) Sunday -(-5)

211 Digbal Tarang 687.97 P H TW,T Phone -(-5) -(S-lO) T.E.

I

212 Dighal Tarang 95.10 P -(-5) W PO -( -5) -(10+) Gaon

213 Bagbjan Gaon 590.84 P(3),M PHS W -( -5) -(-5) -(10+>

214 Bagbjan N.C. 534.19 P -(5-10) TK,R -(5-10) -(5-10) - ($-10),

215 No. 1 Deamuli 55.03 P -(-5) W -(10+) -(-5) • -(5-10) Gaon

216 No.2 Deamuli 110.88 P -( -5) W -(10+> -(-5) -(5-10) Gaon

217 Dahatia Gaon 71.22 P -(10+) TW.W PO -(-5) -(10+ ),

218 Choto Rupai 115.74 P -(-5) W -( -5) -(- 5) BS Gaon

219 Daimukbia 852.28 P H TW.W,T Phone Friday - (-- 5)

T. E.

220 Beesakupi 95.10 P -( -5) TW.W -(-5) -(-5) BS,RS· Gaon

221 Daimukhia 184.l3 P -(-S) TW,W,T -(-5) -( -5) BS,RS, Gaon

222 Beesa Kupi 161.87 P H TW,W,T -(-5) -( -5) BS T. E.

62

DIRECTORY Police Station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

.. Approaeh Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply. in hectares rounded to two decimal plaCes.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Jrriga- Un-Jrri- Cultivable Area not place of reIi- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, his to- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ehaeoJogical

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdoorra £16] Rice 128.69 20.23 37.23 206

KR Doomdooma {24] Rice 31.57 160.65 4.05 207

~XR,PR Doomdooma [12] EO ~ice&Wheat 1619.97 40.06 93.09 208

KR Doomdooma [12] Rice 48.56 235.5~ 16.19 209

PR Doomdooma [16] ED' Rice&Wheat 930.79 90.65 80.93 210

PR Doomdooma [20] Rice&Whel!;t 526.10 20.23 141.64 211

KR Doomdooma [22] Rice&Wheat 61.00 23.07 11.03 212

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 424.92 52.61 1l3.31 213

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 439.90 10.12 84.17 214

KR DOQmdooma [18] Rice&Wheat 5.66 38.45 10.92 215

KR Doomdooma [18] Rice&Wheat 10.12 9.71 91.05 216

KR Doomdooma [12] Rice 37.23 31.16 2.83 217

KR Doomdooma [ 2] Rice 105.22 10.52 218

PR Doomdooma [ 2] ;Rice& Wheat 771.33 40.47 40.48 219

KR Doomdooma [ 2] Rice 50.59 20.23 24.28 220

PR Doomdooma [ 2] Rice 31.16 142.04 10.93 221

PR Doomdooma [ 2J EO Rice 121.41 20.23 20.23 222

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village vfthe popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 C9de village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

223 Beesa Kupi 319.70 -( -5) -( -5) TW,T -- (- 5) Thursday -(-5) T. E. (121 FS)

224 Beesa Kupi 150.14 P.C. -( -5) TW,W,T -(- S) -(-5) -( -5) T.E. (8LC)

225 Beesa Kupi 343.17 -( -5) -(-5) TW,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) T.E. (73 FS)

226 Bokpara T. E. 675.43 P,M -( -5) TW,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (168/173 FS)

227 Bar Dubi T. E. 174.42 -( -5) H 'TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)· (207/205 NLR)

228 Bar Dubi T. E. 76.06 P,M -(-5) TW,W -(-5) Friday -(-5)

(215J217/NLR)

229 Bar Dubi T.E. 239.17 -(-5) H TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

(171/168)

230 Bar Dubi T.E .• 233.50 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) Friday -( -5),

~180/183/NLR)

231 Bar Dubi T. E. 753.98 P -(-5) TW.W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) (6 WL)

232 Bar Dubi T. E. 407.50 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

(172/169 NLR)

233 Gabharu Bheti 81.34 P -(-5) TW -(5-10) - (5~ 10) BS

Na-Gaon

234 Gabharu Bheti 133.55 -(-5) -(-5) TW -( -5) -(-5) BS Gaon

235 Sitalpur Gaon 380.81 P,M - (10+) TW,T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS· {Phillo Bari

No. 17) , 236 Gauripur Gaon 230.67 -(-5) • -( -5) T,W,TW -(-5) -(-5) B~

(Phillo Bari No. 12)

61

DIRECTORY Police Station: DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

~------

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo. No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva· chaeoiogical

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Doomdoorna [ 2] EO Rice 254.22 16.38 49.10 223

PR Doomdoorna [ 3] Rice 60.70 5.66 83.78 224

PR Doomd(Joma C 3] EO Rice 16.19 2.02 324.96 , 225

KR Doomdooma [ 6J Rice&Wheat 485.20 46.45 143.78 C-8 226

KR Doomdoorna [10] EA Rice&Wheat 161.47 12.95 227

KR Doorndooma [10J EA Rice&Wheat" 13.36 55.85 6.85 228

PR Doomdooma [101 EA Rice&Wheat 233.91 5.26 229

KR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice&Wheat 14.97 201.94 16.5~ C-9 230 . KR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice&Wheat 519.33 176.85 57.80 231

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice&Wheat 10.13 335.89 61.51 232

KR· Doomdooma [1OJ EO Rice 2.83 69.20 9.31 233

KR Doomdooma [10] EO Rice 17.40 112.91 3.24 234

KR. Doo"mdooma [ 10] EO Rice 95.51 282.87 2.43 235

KR Doomdooma [10] EO Rice 82.56 140.42 7.68 236

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the don Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-1D Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) ofthe nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

237 Bamun Gaon 175.23 P -:( - 5) TW,T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS (Phillo Bari

No. 11)

238 Parbati Pur 226.62 ... (Phillo Bari

No. 10)

P -(-5) TW,T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

239 Gohain Krisna 133.95 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W.T PO -(-5) BS Pur (Phillo Sari

No.9)

240 Madanpur Gaon 161.87 -(-5) (Phillo Bari

No. 13)

-(5-10) TW,T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

241 Rongpur Gaon 145.69 P -(-5) TW,W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS (Phillo Bari

No. 14) "

242 Sonowal Gaon 223.39 P D TW,W,T -(-Sf -(-5) BS (Phillo Bari

No.·15)

243 Sonapur Deuri 211.25 P - (10+) TW,W PO -(-5) BS (Phillo Bari

No. 16)

244 Phillo Bari T. E. 195.87 P H TW,W,T - (-5) Saturday BS (84 WL)

245 Miching Gaon 56.25 P -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS (Phillo Bari

No.4)

246 Robber Toli 128.69 P -(10+) TW.W,T PO -(-5) BS Gaon (Ph ill 0

Bari No.5) 247 Bar Gaon 277.61 P,M,H -(10+) TW PO -(-5) BS

(Phillo Sari No.6)

248 Bishram Pur 241.19 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W,T -( -5) -(-5) BS. Gaon (Phillo Bari No.7)

66

DIRECTORY Police StatidD : DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca .. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tioD

- village (in kms) Forest Irtiga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauehar & cultiva- ehaeo)ogieal

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [ 9J EA Rice 27.52 144.47 3.24 C-2 237

KR Doomdooma [10J EO Rice 40.87 180.89 4.86 C-2 238

KR Doomdooma [IOJ EO Rice 8.09 117.77 8.09 239

KR Doomdooma [10] EO Rice 75.68 74.05 12.14 240

KR Doomdooma [16] EO Rice 32.37 108.46 4.86 241

KR Doomdooma [20] EO Rice 70.41 135.57 17.41 242

KR Doomdooma [20] EO Rice 83.77 122.40 5.08 C-I 243

KR Doomdooma [21] EO Rice&Wheat 84.58 95.91 15.38 244

KR Doomdooma (19) EO Rice 2.43 46.54 7.28 C-4 245

KR Doomdooma [16J EO Rice 63.94 55.03 9.72 246

KR Doomdooma [17J EO Rice 15.38 221.43 34.80 247

KR Doomdooma [15J EO Rice 49.37 168.75 23.07 248

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District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the Hon Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day 'or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

249 Mora Gaon 16.19 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS (Phillo Bari

No.8)

250 No. 1 Pithaguri 270.73 P -(10+) TW,W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS

251 No.2 Pithaguri 211.25 P -(10+) TW,W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS

252 Padum Pathar 474.70 P -(10+) TW,W,T -( -5) -(-5) BS Bijulee Ban Gaon (Phillo Bari

No.3)

253 No.1 Phillo Bari 464.18 P -(10+) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Pithaguri Gaon (Phillo Bari

No. 18)

354 Amguri Gaon 458.51 P - (10+) TW,W,T -(-5) -( -5) BS (Phillo Bari

No.2)

255 Tara T. E. 11.33 -(-5) -(-5) TW,T -( -5) -( -5) - (5-10) [9(c) WLl

256 No.4 Kakojan 265.47 P(2) H W -( -5) Tuesday -(5-10) Gaon

257 No.2 Kakojan 27.11 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) - (5-10) Gaon

258 Tara T.E. 33.59 -(-5) -(-5) T -( -5) -( -5) - -(5-10) [9(A) WLJ

259 Kakojan Gaon 314.84 P,M -(-5) W -(5-10) -( -5) -(10+) No.1

260 Kakojan F.V. 40.47 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

261 Kakojan Gaon 245.64 P PHS T - (5-10) -( - 5) -(10+) No.3

262 Tara TE 22.66 P -( -5) W -( -5) -( - 5) -(10+) [9(B) WL]

63

DIRECTORY Police Station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e, area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

viHage (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable· Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11· 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [18J EO Rice 6.88 8.90 0.41 249

KR· Doomdooma [10J EO Rice :04.77 O,Sl 63.13 2.02 250

KR Doomdooma [10] EO Rice 88.63 21.45 86.60 14.57 251

KR Doomdooma [24] EO Rice 89.44 370.32 14.94 252

KR Doomdooma [18) EO Rice 36.02 404.69 23.47 253

KR Doomdooma [18] EO Rice .... 27.11 278.79 52,61 254

~:XR,PR Doomdooma [11) Rice 9.31 2.02 255

KR Doomdooma [13] EO Rice 8.50 192,22 64.75 256

KR Doomdooma [15] EG Rice 5.28 14.36 7.47 257

.KR Doomdooma [IOJ Rice 31.57 2.02 258

KR Doomdoorna [10] Rice 16.19 268,70· 29.95 259

·KK Doomdooma [12J Rice&Wheat 10.12 2,02 28.33 260

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 11.73 209.22 24.69 261

XR Doomdoorna [10] Rice 22.26 0.40 262

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5krns), (5 -10 Code village latlon kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 ·4 5 6 7 8 9 10

263 Tara TE 29.54 P -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10) (546 WLA)

264· Tongani Sonjan 2.02 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(5- 10) -(5:-10) No.2

265 Tara TE 158.64 P H T -(-5) Friday -(5-10) (37/92 WL)

266 Tongani Sonjan 29.14 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( - 5) - (-5) No. I-

267 Tara TE (2/10/53) 49.78 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

268 Tara TE 61.11 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)· (175/172 NLS)

269 Tara TE (91 WL) 118.17 -(-5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

270 Tara TE (37 WL) 21.04 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

271 Tara TE (37/91) 107.65 -(-5) -( -5) W -(- 5) -(-5) - (5-10)

272 Tara TE 242.81 P -(-5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (387 WL)

273 Tara TE (31 WL) 4.45 *" ••• -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)"

274 Badia Bheta TE 218.93 P - (-5) TW,W PO Tuesday -( -5) (111/114) Phone

275 Bakpara TE 620.79 P H TW,W PO Wednesday -(-5) (169/174) Phone

276 Kaliapani Gaon 9.34 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

277 Badal Bheta TE 28.73 P -( - 5) TW,W PO -(-5) ...:( -5) '(17 WL) Phone

278 Badal Bheta TE 262.24 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5), (79/76)

279 Badal Bheta TE 4.05 P (28 WL)

-( -5) TW,W Phone -(- 5) - (- 5»

70

DIRECTORY Police station DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

..Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

ViJlage (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reIi- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious. histo· No.

source source eluding for' rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [ 9] Rice ... 25.90 3.64 263

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 1.62 0.40 264

KR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice 110.07 37.23 11.34 265

KR Doomdooma [ 6] Rice 6.50 11.91 10:73 266

KR Doomdoorila [10] Rice 5.67 43.30 0.81 267

KR Doomdooma [lOJ Rice 60.30 0.81 268

KR Doomdooma [10J Rice&Wheat 84.17 3.64 30.36 269

KR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice 16.99 4.05 270

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 101.58 6.07 271

'KR.PR Doomdooma [10J EA Rice 26.71 216.10 272

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 2.97 1.48 273

KR Doomdooma: [ 5J Rice&Wheat 28.33 106.03 84.57 274

KR Doomdooma [ 5] Rice&Wheat 598.94 21.85 275

]{R,PR Doomdooma [ 5] EA Rice 7.32 2.02 276

KR Doomdooma [ 3] Rice&Wheat 20.64 8.09 277

KR Doomdooma [ 3] EA Rice&Wheat 6.88 236.34 19.02 278

KR Doomdooma [ 3] EA Rice&Wheat 2.84 1.21 279

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Distri~t : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca-tion Name of Village

Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the of the ,popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms) (S -10 village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given:) Code

No.

1

(in and Educational Medical Drinking Post &. Day or days C'_CC_o--mrn_:___u~ni'-ca--hectares) ,no. of water Telegraph, ~ of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

2 3

280 Tara TE 702.43 (123 NLR)

281 Tara TE 69.20 (81/8/548)

282 Sital' Pati 32.37 (Sitalpur Gaon)

2.83 Sukriting TE 115.43 (Sukerating)(8WLA)

284 Sukriting TE 129.50 (560 WL)

285 Sukriting TE 31.97 (40 WL)

286 Sukriting TE 77.70 (135 FS)

287 Sukriting TE 40.06 (40 WLA)

288 Raidang TE 1112.89

289 Molan TE 295.42

290 Hansara TE 283.28

29i Doom Dooma 233.50 Pathar

292 Doidam TE 1860.76

293 Pabhajan TE 538.,24

294 Hilikha TE 987.44

295 Chamoguri Gaon 133.55

holds • station,

4 S

-( -5)

p

-(-5)

p

p

-(-5)

P

-(-5)

P

P

P

P

P

P(2)

P

-(-5)

6 7 8

-(-5) TW -( - 5)

-(-5) • W -( - 5)

-(-5) TW -(5-10)

-(-5) TW Phone

H W Phone

- ( - 5) W Phone

- ( - 5) W - ( - 5)

- ( - 5) W - ( - 5)

H TW,T -(-5)

- ( - 5) TW - ( - 5)

He TW,W,T PO

-(-5) TW,W PO

H TW,W,T -(-5)

H TW,W,T Phone

H TW,W,T PO

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

72

9

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

Wednesday

-(-5)

-( -5)

- (-5)

-(-,5)

-( -5)

-( -5)

Saturday

-( -5)

Friday

Friday

Thursday

-(5-10)

Water way)

10

- (5-10)

-(5-'10)

-(5-10)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)-

-(5-10)'-

-( -5)

- (-5)

BS

BS

- (- 5)·

-(5-10}-

BS -(-5)

DIRECTORY Police StatioD : DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of land use Remarks (in Loea .. . to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding aay tion . village (in kms) Forest Iniga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-source source eluding for rical or ar-

gauchar & cuItiva- chaeologicaJ ifoves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17- 18 19 20 ----_-. -~- ...

KR,PR Doomdooma [101 EA ' Rice 678.55 23.88 280

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 18.85 42.54 7.81 281

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice&Wheat 27.11 5.26 282

PR Doomdooma [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 104.10 .8.S0 2.83 .,. 283

KR Doomdooma [ 5] EA Rice&Wheat 121.41 8.09 C-3 284

KR Doomdooma [ SJ Rice&Wheat 22.66 3.24 6.07 285

PR Doomdooma [ 5] EA Rice 46.94 30.76 286

KR Doomdooma [ 5J EO Rice&Wheat 39.66 0040 287

PR Doomdooma [12J Rice 910.55 105.22 9'7.12 288

PR Doomdooma [ 4] Rice&Wheat 238.37 7.67 49.38 ... 289

PR Doomdooma [ 6] EO Rice&Wheat 202.34 20.23 60.71 C-5 290 T-2

PR Doomdooma [ 7] ED Rice lZl5.69 58.68 29.13 2<J 1

KR,PR Doomdooma [12] EA Rice&Wheat ... 1539.84 101.17 219.75 Statue of King292 Rudra Singh

KR,PR Doomdooma [15] EA Rice&Wheat 449.21 24.28 64.75 N-20 293 C- 5 T- 5

KR Doomdooma [12] EA Rice&Wheat 873.72 4.86 108.86 ~94

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 91.87 1 0.12 31.56 295

13

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code ~village lation kIns and (lO+kIns) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Commumca-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

296 Hatijan Gaon 153.78 P,M D TW,W -(-5) -(lO+) -( -5)

297 Hallowtop Gaon 268.31 P(2) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

298 AmguriGaon 19.83 P -(10+) T,W -(10+ ) -(10+) -(-5)

299 Hukanguri TE 917.84 P H TW,W,T PO Saturday· -( -5)

300 Long Soal TE 955.07 P H T,W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

301 Chengeli Jan 204.37 P -(5-10) TW,W,T -(-5) Sunday BS,RS

302 Molan Pathar 263.05 P -( - 5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) RS

303 Kecheruguri 222.17 P -(5-10) TW,W· -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

304 ViIIag~

Borh~pj~n 598.13 PMH H TW,W,T PO Sunday BS,RS

305 Gangabari TE 188.18 P H T;TW -( -5) Friday -( -- 5)

306 Hukanguri Grant 1546.72 P(2) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-2) -(-5) No. 109/111 FS M,H

(Nahorani) 307 Samdang Grant 201.94 P,H -(5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) ,-(5-LO)

(~41 /239 NLR . (Bengenabari)

308 Pabhajan Gaon 80.93 -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

309 Raidang Gaon 121.41 P, -(10+) T.W,W,T -.(-5) -(- 5) -(-5)

310 Raidang Pathar 202.34 - (- 5) -(10+) w -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

311 Sam dang TE 1390.51 P(4),M H TW Phone Thursday -(-5)

Total for the 73,379.38 P=263 H=39 Police Station M= 27 D= 6

H= 16 HC= 1 PUC= 4 PHS= 5

C= 1 PHC= 1 FPC= 2

74

DIRECTORY Police Station : DOOMDOOMA 2

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by . gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [12] Rice 97.12 21.85 34.81 M-l 296

KR Doomdooma [15] Rice 168.35 3.24 96.72 297

KR Doomdooma [10] Rice 6.47 11.74 1.62 298

KR Doomdooma [10] EA Rice&Wheat 720.34 67.99 129.51 N-!O 299 C- 5 T- 5

KR D00mdooma [10] EA Rice&Wheat 615.13 113.31 226.63 300

PR Doomdooma [ 7] ED Rice&Wheat 1.85 18.62 C-l 301

PR Doomdooma I 3] ED Rice&Wheat 253.74 9.31 C-2 302

PR Doomdooma [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 196.27 6.88 19.02 303

PR Doomdooma [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 517.60 1.62 78.91 M-l 304

C-2 PR,KR Doomdooma [12J EA Rice&Wheat 141.64 0.81 45.73 305

PR Doomdooma [ 8] ED Rice 1076.48 45;32 424.92 306

KR Doomdooma [ 8] Rice 105.23 15.78 80.93 307

KR Doomdooma [ 6J Rice 40.47 20.23 20.23 308 KR Doomdooma [16J Rice 80.95 20.23 20.23 309 KR Doomdooma [16] Rice 121041 20.23 60.70 310

KR,PR Doomdooma [17] Rice&Wheat 29.14 824.35 267.90 269.12 311

322.54 555.57, 35,308.30 19,035:89 18,157.08 N=67 M= 4 C=95 T=13

Temple= 8

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. f..

7. 8. 9.

10: 11. 12. 13.

14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.

31. 32. 33.

POLICE STATION: TINSUKIA (03/5/3)

ALPHABETICAJ::. LIST OF VILLAGES

Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of Villages

Ahukhat Gaon 03/5/3/73 34. Denka Gaon Assamiya Balijan 03/5/3/127 35. DhakuaI Gaon Baghbari 03/5/3/27 36. Dhalakhat Bagan Gaon Bahbari Gaon 03/5/3/32 37. Dhalakhat T. E. Bajaltoli Bangali 03/5/3/18 38 . Dhalakhat Miri Gaon Bajaltoli Gaon . 03/5/3/37 39. Dharia Gaon Bajaltoli T. E. 03/5}3}19 40. Dhellakhat Gaon aalijan Gaoa 03/5/3/101 41. Dhekia Guri Bangali Gaon Balijan Gaon 03/5/3/319 42. Dhekia Guri Balupara Gaon No.1 03/5/3/22 43. Dighal Saku Gaon Baiupara Gaon No.2 03/5/3/21 44. Dihingia Gaon Bar Gaon 03/5}3/58 45. Dimaru Guria Gaon Baruahola Gaon 03/5/3/104 46. Dinjan T. E. Bebejia Gaon 03/5/3/59 47. Disau Jan Gaon Behiating Gaon 03/5/3/61 48. Erasuti Gaon Bet jan Bengali Gaon 03/5/3/79 49. Gahari Pam Gaon Bet jan Gaon 03/5/3/122 50. Gandhiya Naharani Gaon Bet jan T. E. 03/5/3/80 51. Garam Jan Gaon Betoni Gaon 03/5/3/100 52. Gellapukhuri Gaon Bherjan Gaon 03/5/3/45 53. Gellapukhuri T. E. Bherj an T. E. 03/5/3/44 54. Gotong Bongali Gaon Bhimpara Gaon 0315/3/86 55. Gotong Gaon , Chandmari Bangali Gaon 03/5/3/82 56. Guijan Gaon Chandmari Gaon 03}5/3}83 57. Hatibat Gaon No.1 Chandmari Nepali Gaon 03/5/3/66 58. Hatibat Gaon No.2 Chandmari T. E. 03/5/3/67 59. Hatigarh Gaon Changmai Gaon 03/5/3/110 60. Hebeda Bangali Chetia Pathar 03/5/3/102 61. Hebeda Block Chikajan Gaon 03/5/3/69 62. Hebeda T. E. Chota~Hapjan No.1 03/5/3/124 r 63. Hengalu Guri Chota Hapjan No.2 03/5/3/125 64. Hijuguri Gaon Chota Hapjan No.3 03/5/3/126 65. Hukan Pukhuri Chota Hapjan T. E. 03/5/3/123 66. Jalpania T. E.

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Location Code

03/5/3/62 . 03/5/3/47 03/5/3/56

03/5/3/51

03/5/3/57 03/5/3/108

03/5/3/64 03/5/3/90

03/5/3/111 03/5/3/60 03/5/3/34 03/5/3/92

03/5/3/4 03/5/3/75

03/5/3/6 03/5/3/107 03}5}3/98

03/5/3/5 03/5/3/41 03/5/3/46 OJ/5/3/} 0 03/5/3/11 03/5/3/14 03/5}3/48 03/5/3/49 03/5/3/74

03/5/3/118 03/5/3/119 03/5}3/120

03/5/3/39 03/5/3/33 03/5/3/84 03/5/3/99

. POLICE STATION :: TINSUKIA (03/5/3)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

67. Jariguri Gaon 03/5/3/40 98. , Na-Mata Pung Gaon 03/5/3/77 68. Jaya K:.howa Gaoo· 03/5/3/63 99. Natun Ranga Gara 03f5/3/8 69. Jugi Palhar .Gaoo . 03/5/3/93 100. Narsing Gaon 03/5/3(87

70. Kachujan Gaon 03/5/3/43 101. Nan Puria Bangali 03/5/3/29

71. Kachujao T E. 03/5/3j68 102. Nan Puria Kaibarta 03f5f3/30

72. Kadamani C; aoo 03/5/3/112 103. Okanimaria Bal1gali 03/5/3/35

73. Kakara Ali Gaoo 03/5/3/42 104. Okanimaria Kachari 03/5/3(31

74. Kanjikhowa T. E. 03/5f3/96 105. Padumoni Gaon . 03/5/3/23

75. Kaptan Chuk Gaon 03/5/3/91 106. Padumoni T. E, 03/5/3/20

76. Kajikhowa Bangali Gaon 03 f5/3f97 107. Pakharijan Gaun 03/5/3/115

(Kharjan Bangali Gaon) 108. Panimudi Habi Gaon 03/5/3/105

77. Kukurakhowa Gaon 03/5/3/1Q9 109. Panitola Town (Bazer) 03/5/3/95

78. Laikarigbi F. V. 03/5/3/1 110. Panitola Gaon 03/5/3/106

79. Laikapuasidia F. V. 03/5/3/2 Ill. Panitola T. E: 03/5/3/28

80. Laika Pamua F. V. 03/5/3/3 112. Parbatia Gaon (Part) 03/5/3/71

81. Lesenkhar Bangali Gaon 03/5/3/81 113. Patia Pathar No. 1 03/5/3/113

. 82.' Lesenkar Gaon 03/5/3/76 114. Patia Pathar No. Z 03/5/3/88

83. Le;z;eri Holla Gaon 03/5/3/38 115. Purani Mata Pung No.1 . 03/5/3/55

84. Limbuguri T. E. 03/5/3/13 116. Purani Mata Pung No.2 03/5/3/54

85. Lohari Bangali Gaon 03/5/3/117 117. Purani Mata Pung No.3 03/5/3/53

86. Lohari Kachari Gaon 03/5/3/85 118. Pur ani Mata Pung No.4 03/5/3/52

87. Lohari Nepali Gaon 03/5/3/1] 6 119. Purani Mata Pung No.5 03/5/3/50 120. Ranga Gora T. E. 03/5/3/15

88. Longsual T. E. 03/5/3/78 121. Sessa Khas 03/5/3/103 89. Makum Junction Bangali 03/5/3/128 122. Sewpur T. E. 03/5/3/114 90. Makum Junction 03/5/3/121 123. Sukan Pukhuri Gaon 03/5/3172 91. Na-Gaon 03/5/3/94 124. Sukan Pukhuri Patta Land 03/5}3/70 92. Nakhrai Bangali 03/5/3/36 125. Tarajan Gaon 03/5/3/65 93. Nakhrai Dhekeri 03/5/3/24 126. Tingrai Bangali 03/5/3/130 94. Nakhrai Gaon 03/5/3/25 127. Tingrai Gaon 03/5}3/129 95. Nakhrai T. E. 03/5/3/26 128. Tingrai Habi Gaon 03/5/3/89 96. Nalani T. E. 03/5/3/16 129. Wathoi Gaon 03/5jj/12

-97. Nalani Rola 0315J3/17 130. Wathoi Rabi Gaon 03/5/3/7

77

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kmsj of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day Or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds statiojl,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

03/5/3/1 Laika Rigbi F.V 207.60 P . PHS T,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

2 Laika Puasidia 115.74 P -(-5) TW PO -(-5) - (5-10) F.V (Pasidialyka)

3 Laika Pamua F.V 191.01 'P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

4 Dinjan T.E 364.21 P H W,TW Phone Sunday -(10+)

5 Garamjan Gaon 186.15 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)·

6 Erasuti Gaon 216.50- -(-5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

7 Wathoihabi ]23.42 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) Gaon

8 Natun Ranga- 436.62 P(2) -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)' gara

9 Balijan Gaon 202.34 -( -5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) - (-,-5)

10 Gotong Bongali ]54.18 -( -5) -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) Gaon

11 Gotong Gaon -283.68 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10),

12 Wathoi Gaon 161.87 -(-5) -(10+) W -(10+) --(10+) -(10+)

13 Limbuguri T.E 730.45 P,M D,R W,TW -(-5) Friday -(-5) Thursday

14 GuijanGaon 999.51 P(2) -(5-10) W,TW PO -(-5) BS PUC,M,H

15 Ranga Gora T.E 1427.23 P(3) H W,TW Phone Friday -(10+>-

16 Nalani T.E 570.58 P H W,TW Phone Tuesday, -(-5)

17 Nalani Rola 242.81 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5- JO) -(10+) BS

18 Bajaltoli Bangali 80.Q4 -(-:-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

19 Bajaltoli T.E 283.28 P H TW -(10+) -(5~ 10) -(-5)

20 Padumoni T.E 234.71 -(-5) D W,TW -(5-10) Saturday - (-5),

78

DIRECTORY Police Station TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

"Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious,. histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- cbaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Tinsukia [20] Rice 71.62 6.08 129.90 03/5/3{1

KR Tinsukia :18] Rice 76.48 6.88 32.38 2.

KR Tillsukia [20] Rice 158.63 14.97 17.41 3

·KR,PR Tinsukia [15] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 310.80 53.41 C-3 4

KR Tinsukia [13] Rice 165.92 20.23 5

KR Tinsukia [12] Rice 152.97 3237 31.16 6

KR Tinsukia [13] . Rice& Wheat 112.90 10.52 7

KR Tinsukia [12] Rice 430.15 6.47 8

KR,NR .Tinsukia [l2] Rice&Wheat 193.03 9.31 ... 9

KR Tinsukia [11] Rice&Wheat 148.52 5.66 10

KR Tinsukia [10] Rice&Wheat 264.26 12.14 7.28 11

KR Tinsukia [11] Rice 158.23 3.64 12

KR Tinsukia LI2] Rice&Wheat 366.24 202.34 161.87 13

PR,KR Tinsukia [11] ED Rice&Wheat 894.30 59.49 45.72 N-5 14

"R,KR Tinsukia [.oj ED,EO Rke&Wheat 1265.36 161.87 15

KR Tinsukia [10J ED,EO Rice& Wheat 491.67 78.91 16

KR Tinsukia [ 9] Rice&Wheat 227.43 12.54 2.84. 17

III"R,KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 44.51 11.33 25.10 18

KR Tinsukia [10] Rice&Wheat 258.18 25.10 C-3 19

K.R Tinsukia [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 161.87 27.51 45.33 20

'79

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 . VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village latioll kms) and (10+kms) of the nearest place where the facility avaiJaJ)le is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

21 Balupara Gaon 98.74 -( - 5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.2

22 .Balupara Gaon 283.28 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) Saturday -(-5) No.1

23 Padumoni Gaon i 13.31 P -(-5) TW -(-5) Saturday -(-5)

24 Nakhrai Dhekeri 120.59 -( - 5) -(5-10) W - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

25 Nakhrai Gaon 1551.14 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

26 Nakhrai T. E. 222.57 P H TW,W Phone Friday -(-5)

27 Baghbari 121.40 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

28 Panitola T. E. 1730.42 P(2),PUC H TW Phone Thursday. RS,BS

29 Nunpuria 121.40 P -( -5) W,TW -(·-5) -(-5) -( -5) Bangali

30 Nunpuria 231.88 P(2) -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS Kaibarta

31 Okanimaria 101.87 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) . -( -5), Kachari

32 Bahbari Gaon 242.81 - (-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)'

33 Hijuguri Gaon 132.73 P(2) -(-5) TW,W PO -( -5) RS.BS

34 Dihingia Gaon 101.]7 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) - (_; 5)

35 Okanimaria 145.68 -( -'5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -$) Bangali

36 Nakhrai Bangali 89.03 -( -5) -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

37 BajaJtoli Gaon 284.49 P,M -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5) BS

38 Lezeriholla Gaon 212.86 P,M,H - (- 5) W -( -5) ,...( -5) -(-5)

39 Hengalu Gud 163.90 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) . -(-5) -( -5)-

80

DIRECTORY Police Station: TINSUKIA ~3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-lrri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

:f(R Tinsukia [ 7] ... Rice&Wheat 68.80 15.37 14.57 T-3 21

KR Tinsukia [ 5J ED,EO ~ice 191.01 17.40 74.87 C-2 22 M-l

KR Tinsukia [ 4] Rice 60.71 24.28 28.32 23

KR Tlnsukia [ 5J • Rice 80.93 39.66 24

KR Tinsukia [ 5J Rice } 067.95 267.50 215.69 25

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 5] ED Rice 179.27 8.90 34.40 M-3 26 T-l

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice 64.75 20.23 36.42 27

KR,PR Tinsukia [10J Rice 1138.36 211.65 380.41 28

KR Tinsukia [10] Rice 80.93 10.11 30.36 29

PR T.jnsukia [10J Rice 124.23 25.50 82.15 30

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 12i.40 20.23 20.24 0--3 ~l

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 2] ED Rice&Wheat 161.87 24.28 56.66 32

MR,PR Tinsukia [ 2] EO,ED Rice 63.53 31.16 38.04 33

KR Tinsukia [ 3] Rice 44.52 20.23 36.42 34

KR Tinsukia [ 6) Rice 80.94 24.28 40.46 35

KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 48.56 12.14 ·28.33 36

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 3] ED,EO Rice 119.38 44.11 121.00 M-I 37 Historical Tank

PR,KR Tinsukia { 31 ED Rice 136.38 35.20 41.28 Kali Mandir 3~

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 5] ED,EO Rice& Wheat / 112.09 8.10 43.71 C-3, M-2 39

81

District : DmRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shOwn in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5k1llJ), (5 -10 Code village latlon Iems) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of, water Telegraph, of M;arket, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, If any stop, ~ailway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

. 40 J ariguri Gaon 16l.87 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

41 Gellapukhuri 100.36 P -( -'5) TW.W -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5)

Gaon

42 Kakara Ali 182.10 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

43 Kachujan Gaon, 53.82 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

44 Bherjan T. R 78.91 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) r

45 Bherjan Gaon 215.29 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

46 Gellapukhuri T.E 658.82 P H TW Phone Saturday -(-5)

47 Dhakual Gaon 56.65 -(-5) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

48 Hatibat Gaon 162.27 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) No.1

49 Hatibat Gaon 148.52 -(-5) -(-5) W -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) No.2

50 Purani Matapung 285.30 M -(10+) W,TW , -(10+) -(-5) . -(10+) No.5

51 Dhalakhat T.E 396.59 P H W,TW Phone Friday , -(10+)

52 Purani Matapung 317.67 P -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) No.4

53 Purani Matapung 121.40 - (-+-5) -(10+) W,TW -(10+)~ -(-5) -(10+) No.3

,54 Purani Matapung 368.66 P,M -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) No.2

55 Purani Matapung 165.11 .P -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) No.1

56 Dhalakhat Bagan 96.31 P - (10+) W -(10+ ) -(10+) -(10+) Gaon

82

DIRECTORY Police StatioD : TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loea.; to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cJuding any tion

village (inkms) Forest Irrlga- Un..Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 3] ED Rice 80.93 30.36 50.58 C-l 40 M-1

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 51 ED Rice 62.32 4.85 33.19 C-3 . 41

KR Tinsukia [ 5J Rice 143.66 10.11 28.33 42

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 5J ED Rice 36.42 17.40 C-2 43

KR Tinsukia [ 5] EO Rice&Wheat 44.52 18.21 16.18 44

KR Tinsukia [ 51 E)O Rice&Wheat 152.16 12.14 50.99 45

KR Tinsukia [ 5] EO Rice&Wheat 596.90 61.92 C-2 46

KR Tinsukia [10] Rice&Wheat 48.56 4.04 4.05 47

KR Makum [151 Rice&Wheat 64.34 l3.36 84.57 4g

KR Makum [15] Rice&Wheat 92.67 18.62 37.23 49

KR Makum [14] Rice&Wheat 105.21 31.56 148.53 50

KR Makum [15] Rice 343'98 12.14 40.47 51

KR Makum [13] Rice 194.65 17.80 105.22 52

KR Makum [14] Rice 46.94 8.90 65.56 53

KR Makum [12J Rice 70.01 33.99 264.66 54

KR Makum [12] Rice 61.91 7.28 95.22 55

KR Tinsukia [11] Rice 80.93 15.38 N--2 56

83

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash ('-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-SkIns), (5-10 Code vilIage lation kms) and (10+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post .& Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water waYl

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 g 9 10

57 Dalakhatmiri 11 1.28 M -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) Saturday -(5-10) Gaon Friday

58 Bargaon 329.00 P,M -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

59 Bebejia Gaon 208.00 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

60 Dighal Saku 179.68 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-lO) . -( - 5) Gaon

61 Behiating Gaon 128.69 -( -5) - (5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

62 Denkagaon 309.18 P -(5-11) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

63 Jayakbowa 203.15 P -(5-10) W - (0-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

64 Dhellakhat Gaon 131.52 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

65 Tarajan Gaon 203.15 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5- to)

66 Chandmari 38.44 P H W -(-5) Saturday -( - 5) Nepali Gaon

67 Chandmari T.E 323.75 P H W,TW Phone Saturday -( -5)

68 Kachujan T.E 490.47 P H W,TW Phone Thursday -(-5)

69 Chikajan Gaon 172.00 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -:(-5) -(-5)

70 Sukanpukhuri 85.38 P H W -(-5) Thursday BS Patta Land

71 Parbatia Gaon 4.45 -(-5) ;..( - 5) TW -.(-5) .-(-5) -(-5) (Part)

n Sukanpukhuri 88.62 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

73 Ahukhat Gaon 80.93 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

. 74 Hatigarh Gaon 185.34 -(-5) -(5- 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

75 Disanjan Gaon 104.40 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

84

DIRECTORY Police Station : TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in.kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in. available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauehar & eultiva· chaeologiea)

groves) tiOD interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

. KR Tinsukia [ 8] Rice&Wheat 95.10 16.18 57

KR Makum [ 9] Rice&Wheat 127.47 21.44 180.09 58

.KR,NR Ma'kum [ 15] Rice 144.87 12.14 50.99 59

KR Makum [12] Rice&Wheat 121.40 20.23 38.0,5, 60 .. KR Makum [ 8J Rice 80.93 27.~ 20.24 61

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 40.46 30.78 235.94 62

KR Makum [10] Rice 121.40 20.23 61.52 63

KR Tinsukia [10] Rice 97.12 4.04 30.36 64

KR Makum (10) Rice 43.70 9.72 149.73 6S

<KR,PR Tinsukia [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 28.32 10.12 C-l 66

KR Tinsukia [ 5] ED Rice ..•. 259.00 64.75 67

KR Tinsukia [ 2] ED Rice 390.11 100,36. C-2 68 T-l

KR Tinsukia [ 4] Rice&Wheat 125.45 • 25.10 21.45 69

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 5) ED Rice 63.53 21.85 70

.KR,PR Tinsukia [ 3] ED Rice 4.45 71

KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice 44.92 43.70 72

KR Tinsukia [ 5) Rice 56.65 4.05 20~23 73

KR Makum [ 7] Rice ... 26.30 40.87 118.17 74

K.R Makum [ 7] Rice&Wheat .. ~ 19.42 . 4.04 80.94 75

8S

District : nmRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

'LQca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10

. Code Ivillage lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is ~iven). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10

'" 76 Lesenkar Gaon 174.01 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

77 Na-Matapung 245.23 P(2) -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

78 Longsual T. E. 586.78 P H W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

79 Bet jan Bengali 112.90 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

80 Bet jan T. E. 1144.44 P H W -(5-10) Friday -(-5)

81 Lesenkar Bengali 245.64 P -( -5) W - ( .:. 5) -(-5) -(-t 5) Gaon

82 Ohandmari 28.32 -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5),

Bangali Gaon

83 Chandmari Gaon 78.91 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ..

84 Hukanpukhuri 557.24 P H TW,W -(-5) Thursday ,-(-5) T. E.

85 Lohari Kachari 277.21 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W PO -(-5) -(-5),

Gaon

86 Bhi~para Gaon 113.31 -(-5) ....:( - 5) W~TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

87 Narsing Gaon 97.12 ..• -(....,5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

88 Patia Pathar 82.96 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) , -(-5),· No.2

89 Tingrai Habi 106.02 -( -5) -:-( -5) W =-( -5) _.( -5) BS,RS

GilOn 90 Dhekiajuri 142.85 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW - (-:- 5) -(-5) -(-5)'

Bangali Gaon

91 Kaptan Chuk 209.22 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5), -( - 5~'

Oaon

92 Dimaruguria 844.97 P,M -( ":'5) TW,W -(.:. 5) -( -5) -(-5),

. Gaon

86

DIRECTORY, Police Station: TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Makum [ 8] Rice&Wheat 36.42 65.55 72.04 76

KR Makum [ 5J Rice&Wheat 161.87 83.36 77

.-KR,PR Makum l 8J EO Rice 424.91 60.70 101.17 C-2, N-IO 78 T-2

KR Makum [ 31 Rice 59.90 27.51 25.49 79

KR,PR Makum [ 61 EO Rice&Wheat 849.02 133.54 161.88 C-2 80

KR Makum [ 1] Rice 107.64 32.37 105.63 81

KR Makum [ 51 Rice 18.21 10,11 82

KR Makum [ 5J Rice&Wheat 48.56 30.35 83

EKR,PR Tinsukia r 21 EO Rice 430.17 127:07 84

KR Tinsukia [ 3] ED Rice 248.48 16.18 12.55 85

KR Tinsukia [ 3] Rice 110.89 2,42 86

:KR,PR Tinsukia [ 3J Rice 74.06 23.06 87

KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 21.86 61.10 88

,KR,PR Tinsukia [ 5] Ric~&Wheat 43.70 23.06 39.26 89

PR Tinsukia [ 3] Rice 52.61 10.92 79.32 90

KR Tinsukia [ 5J Rice 168.34 40.88 N-2 91 M-l

KR Tinsukia I 7J ED Rice 521.23 121.40 202.34 N-5 92

87

. District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S -10 Code village lation kms), and (IO+kins) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

93 Jugi Pathar 59.08 -( -5) -(-5) TW -,- ( - 5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

'94 Na-Gaon 517.99 -(-5) i -(-5) TW,W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

95 Panitola Town 335.88 P(3),M(2) -(-5) TW,W Phone -(-5) BS,RS PTO

96 Kanjikhowa T.E J94.25 -( - 5) :.._( - 5) TW,W -(-,5) -(-5) -(-5)

97 Kajikhowa 120.19. -( - 5) Bangali Gaon

H TW,W -(-5) -(-5) - (-- 5)

(Kharjan Bengali Gaon)

98 Gandhiya 121.40 P - (-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Naharani Gaon

99 JaJpani T. E. 128.69 . -(- 5) H TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)'

100 Betoni Gaon 101.57 - (-5) - (5-10) TW,W -(-510) -(5-10) -(5-10) ,

101 Balijan Gaon 376.35 P(3) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

102 Chetia Pathar NA P -(5-10) W.TW ...:.(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

103 Sessakash NA P -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

104 Baruahola Gaon 517.99 P,M(2) -(5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

105 Panimudihabi 256.16 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10},J

Gaon

106 Panitola Gaon 922.67 P(2) - (5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -( -- 5) -( -5)

107 Gaharipam 32'+'96 P.M -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

Gaon

108 Dharia Gaon 129.49 P -(-5) W -( - 5) , -( -5) -(-5)

109 Kukurekhowa 377.97 P PHS TW,W PO -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon

110 Changmai 323.74 -( -5) -( -5) W,TK -( -5) -(-5) -( -5),,,

Gaon

88

DIRECTORY Police StatiOD : TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Lac ... to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Iniga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-g'Iluchar & cuItiva- chaeo]ogical

groves) tion interest)

1] 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 35.20 11.74 12.14 93

PR,KR· Tinsukia [10J ED Rice&Wheat 400.63 60.70 56 . .66 94

PR,KR Tinsukia [11] EO Rice&Wheat 202.34 40.46 93.08 N-IOO 95 M-3, C-15

KR,PR Chabua [ 5] Rice&Wheat 141.64 14.57 3&.04 96

KR,PR Chabua [ 8J- EO Rice 40.46 14.17 65.56 Q7

PR,KR Chabua [101 Rice 80.94· 16.18 24.28 98

KR Tinsukia [14] ED Rice&Wheat 80.93 11.33 36.43 99 KR Tinsukia [14] Rice 74.46 8.09 19.02 100

KR Tinsukia [10J Rice&Wheat 283.28 30.75 62.32 101

KR Cbabua [ 6] Rice NA NA NA NA NA 102

KR Chabua [ 6] Rice NA NA NA NA NA 103

KR Tinsukia [lOJ Rice. 283.28 161.87 72.84 104

KR Tinsukia [ 9J Rice 162.68 44.92 48.56 105

KR Tinsukia [10] ED Rice&Wheat 639.40 80,93 202.34 106

KR Tinsukia [ 6J ED Rice&Wheat 263.04 32.38 29.54 107

KR Tinsukia [ 7J Rice 80.93 48.56 108

KR Tinsukia [ 8J Rice 284.90 93.07 N-2 109

KR Tinsukia [ 6J Rice 256.97 66.77 110

89

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

III DhekiaJuri 202.34 -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (Guri)

112 Kadamani Gaon 263.04 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

Il3 Patia Pathar 141.64 P H TW -( - 5) --( - 5) BS No.1

114 Sewpur T.E 406.70 P II TW Phone -(-5) BS

115 Pakharijan 282.S7 P -(-5) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

116 Lohari Nepali 1M.70 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) Gaon

117 Lohari Bangali 136.37 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

118 Hebeda Bangali 77.29 -( -5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) - (-5) -( -5)

119 Hebeda Block 89.84 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

120 Hebeda T.E 216.91 -( -5) H TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

121 Makum Junction 195.87 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

122 Bet jan Gaon 170.77 -(-5) H W,TK -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

123 Chota Hapjan T.E 809.36 P,M H TW,V( PO Saturday BS,RS

124 Chota Hapjan 254.95 ~( -5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS No.1

125 Chota Hapjarl 319.70 P No.2

-(-5) TW,W -(-5) "';(-5) BS

126 Chota Hapjan 308.37 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.3

127 Asamiya Balijan 348.43 P -(-S) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

90

DIRECTORY Police Station: TINSUK IA 3

AND LAND USE

,Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca .. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Iiriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ehaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Tinsukia [ 3J Rice 161.88 40.46 111

KR Tinsukia [ 3] Rice 224.60 8.09 30.35 N-2 112

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 3] EO Rice 80.93 60.71 113

PR,KR Tinsukia [ 3] EO Rice 202.34 80.93 123.43 114

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 3] Rice 252.92 10.52 19.43 115

KR Tinsukia [ 4] Rice 144.06 8.90 11.74 116

KR Tinsukia [ 4] Rice 115.33 21.04 117

KR Tinsukia [ 4J Rice 64.34 12.95 118

KR Makum [ IJ EO Rice 80.93 8.91 .119

KR,PR Makuin [ 2) Rice&Wheat 187.78 29.13 120

KR,PR Makum [ 1] Rice 161.87 34.00 121

KR,PR Makum [ 5J EO Rice&Wheat 129.50 41.27 ,. 122

KR Makum [ 21 EO Rice&Wheat 607.02 40.46 161.88 N-IO 123 C-5 T-5

PR Makum [ 2) Rice 161.88 .40.46 52.61 N-IO 124 C-2

PR Makum [ 3] EO Rice 161.87 9307 64.76 N-4 125 C-l T-l

KR Makultl [ 21 Rice 225.00. 12.14 71.23 126

KR,PR Makum [ 3] Rice 189.40 40.46 118.57 127

91

District : nmRUGARH 03/5

Loca­tion Code No.

1

Name of village

2

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

3

128 Makum Junction 372.35 Bangali Gaon

129 Tingrai Gaon 125.85

130 Tingrai Ballgali 136.37 Gaon

Total for the 35,168.41 Police Station

''ILL AGE

AMENITIES

Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-1.0 lation kms) and (lO,+klns) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.)

and ---=Ed~uca---'ti:-o--'na-=-l"':";_-M":-e_:"d:-:-ic-a-:-l --=O=-r-:-ink-'-:--:-in-g--=P.;_os-t-&-=----"-=O-ay-,--· -or-d7 a-y-s "--C=-o--'m-m-u-n-=-ic--'a--no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P -(-5) TW -( - 5) -( -5) ~(-5)

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

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

P=87 PHS= 2 T= 1 M=15 D= 2 R= 1

PUC= 2 H=23 TW= 94 H=2 W=115

TK= 3

DIRECTORY Police Station TINSUKIA 3

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 o 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR °Makum o[ 1] ED Rice 121.40 250.95 128

KR Makum [ 2J Rice&Wheat 72.43 53.42 129

KR Makum [ 2J Rice 103.19 33.18 130

24,148.56 3,006.19 8,013.66 T- 13

c- 52 N-152 M- 12

93

SI. No.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12.

13.

14. ]5.

16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

.27. 28. 29.

'_.30.

POLICE STATION: DIGBOI (03/5/4)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES '

Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages

-Ambikapur Gaon 03/5/4/127 31. Chikarajan Gaon Anandabag T.E. 03/5/4/1 32. Dakhin Bishrampur A.O.C. Block Gaon 03/5/4/33 33. Dhekiajan Forest Village Assamiya Gaon No. 1 03/5/4/18 34. Dibrujan No.5 Assamiya Gaon No.2 03/5/4/19 35. Dibrujan No.4 Assamiya Pathar 03/5/4/17 36. Dibrujan Gaon No.3 Auguri 03/5/4/7 37. Dibrujan Gaon No.2 Balizan Forest Village 03/5/4i32 38. Dibrujan Gaon No. 1 Balijan Gaon 03/5/4/49 39. Dighali Pathar

. Bapapung Gaon No.2 03/5/4/44 40. Doom Dooma Na-Gaon Bardirak Gaon 03/5/4/87 41. Duarmara Gaon Bebejan Gaon 03/5/4/48 (Duarmara Village No.3) Betoni Gaon 03/5/4/4 42. Duarmara Gaon No.2 Bhimpathar Forest Village 03/5/4/47 43. Duarmara Gaon No. 1 Bagapani Colony 03/5/4/26 44. Duarmara Pathar Gaon Bogapani Forest Village 03/5/4/28 45. Duarmara T.E. Bogapani T.E. 03/5/4/27 46. Dumchi Hatigarh Bokapathar Gaon 03/5/4/72 47. Enthern Gaon Bongali Balizan Gaon 03/5/4/2 48. Enthern Naga Pathar Borbil Gaon No.1 03/5/4129 49. Golai Gaon No.4 Borbil Gaon No.3 03/5/4/30 SO. Golai Gaon No. 1 Borbil Gaon No.2 03/5/4/31 51. Golai Gaon No.2 Borhullong Na-Gaon No. 1 03/5/4/67 52. Golai Gaon No.3 Borhullong Na-Gaon No.2 03/5/4/68 53. Golai Gaon No.5

,Borhullong Na-Gaon No.3 03/5/4/69 54. Gopanari Habi Gaon Borhullong Gaon 03/5/4/71 55. Hahsara Pathar Borjan Forest Village 03/5/4/35 . 56. Hollong Habi T.E . Borpawai T.E. 03/5/4/37 57. Hollong Gutibari Gaoo Bortaraot Gaoo 03/5/4/5 58. Hollooguri Gaon Burmajao Gaoo 03/5/4/128 59. Hollong Na-Gaon No. I,

95

Location Code

03/5/4/63 03/5/4/85 03/5/4/46

03/5/4/121 03/5/4/122 03/5/4/123 03/5/4/124

03/5/4/125 03/5/4/94 03/5/4/98 03/5/4/53

03/5/4/54 03/5/4/55 03/5/4/56 03/5/4/52 03/5/4/92

03/5/4/140 , 03/5/4/141

03/5/4/38 03/5/4/39 03/5/4/40 03/5/4/41 03/5/4/42 03/5/4/3

03/5/4/ 144 03/5/4/25 03/5/4/75 03/5/4/64 03/5/4/65

POLICE STATION :: DIGBOI (03/5/4)

ALPHABETICAL LIST qF VILLAGES

81. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. NIDlle of Villages Location Code

60. Hollong Na-Gaon No.2 03/5/4/66 86. Manmow Ullup 03/5/4/146

61. Hollong Pathar Gaon 03/5/4/70 87. Manmow Ullup No.2 03/5/4/147

62. Kailashpur 03/5/4/91 88. Mihaliritu No.2 03/5/4/113 63. Kana Gaon No.2 03/5/4/101 89. Mihaliritu No. 1 03/5/4/114

64. Kana Gaon No.3 03/5/4/103 90. Moderkhat Gaon 03/5/4/79 65. Kana Gaon No. 1 03/5/4/134 91. Mohan Gaon No. I 03/5/4/96 66. I<.ariajan Gaon 03/5/4/104 (Mohan Pathar) 67. Kathalguri Gaon 03/5/4/117 92. Mohan Gaon No.2 ,03/5/4/97 68. . Khatangpani Gaon (puri) 03/5/4/135 (Mohan Pathar) 69. Khatangpani T.E 03/5/4/131 93. Mongong GaoD' No. 1 03/5/41136

(pui:i) (J2/WL) 94. Mongong Gaon No.2 03J5/4/138 70. Kherjan Forest Village 03/5/4/34 95. Mongong Pathar 03/5/4/137 71. Kuju Gaon 03/5/4/100 96. Mongong Ritu 03/5/4/139 72. Kuju Pathar Gaon 03/5/4/99 97. Naga Pathar (Waya 03/5/4/142

(Kuju Pathar Gaon No.1) , Pathar N.C» 73. Litong 03/5/4}80 98. Nazirating Gaon No.2 03/5/4/21 74. Long Gaon 03/5/4/151 99. Nazirating Gaon No. 1 ,/"

03/5/4/22 75. Long Tikhak 03/5/4/149 100. Nalani Gaon No. 1 03/5/4/50 76. Madhab Pur Gaon 03/5/4/102 101. Nalani Gaon No.2 03/514/51 77. Maichang' Pathar 03/5/4/145 102. Namhullong Block t)3/5/4/7fj 78. Mailapung GaoD 03/514/59 103. Namhullong 03/5/4/77 79. Mailsongpani 03/5/4/150 104. Namhullong Na-Gaon 03/5/4/78 80. Mamorani Gaon 03/5/4/6 105. Natun Maithong Gaon 03/5/4/57 81. Manmow Gaon 03/5/4/157 106. Navajyoti Gaon 03/5/4{89 82. Manmow Kuhiarbari 03/5/4/154 107. Naya Kuja No.4 03/5/4/108

Part No.1 f08. Naya Kuja No.3 03/5/4/109 83. Manmow Kuhiarbari 03/5J4/155 109. Naya Kuja No.2 03/5/4/110

Part No.2 1l0. Naya Kuja No.1 03/5/4/1 I I 84. Manmow Noglai 03/5/4/156 111. Ovatajan Block 03/5/4/23 85. Manmow Pathar 03/5/4/153 112. Ovatajan T. E (293 NLR) 03/5/4/}4

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ALPHABETlCAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

113. Panbari Forest Village 03/5/4/45 138. Tangana Sonjan 03/5/4/88 114. Pani Gaon 03/5/4/152 139. Tal Pathar Gaoll 03/5/4/95 115. Panikhowa Bongali Gaon 03/5/4/11 140. Tarani Pathar No.1 03/5/4/118 116. Panikhowa Gaon 03/5/4/14 (Tarani Pathar) 117. Pi! woi Forest ViHage 03/5/4/43 141. Tarani Pathar No.2 03/5/4/119 118. Pengeri J'. E (WL 8J123) 03/5/4/129 (Tarani Block No.2) -119. Pengeri T.E (93 WL) 03/5/4/130 142. Tarani Gaon 03/5/4/120 120. Phillobari WL No.2 03/5/4/58 143. Tekeri No.1 03/5/4/W5 121. Phillobari T.E 03/5/4/61 144. Tekeri No.3 03/5/4/106 122. Phillobari Na-Gaon 03}5/4/62 145. Tekeri No.2 03/5/4/107 123. Populajan Gaon 03/5/4/126 146. Tingrai Forest Village 03/5/4/9 124. Rahbari Hahkhati Gaon 03/5/4/60 147. Tiugrai Gaon 03/5/4/10 125. .Raidang Bongali Gaon 03/5/4/13 148. Tingrai Forest Village 03/5/4/12 126. Ratoni Pathar 03/5/4/73 149. Toko Pathar Gaon No.1 03/5/4/132 127. Ratoni Pathar Block 03/5/4/74 (Tako Pathar Gaon) 128. Rit\lbang Gaon 03/514/112 150. Toko Pathar No.2 03/514/133 129. Ritu Kathalguri No.1 03/5/4/ll5 (Tako Pathar Block) 130. Ritu Kathalguri No.2 03/5/4/116 151. Toko Pathar 03/5/4/143 131. Saraipong Forest Village 03/5/4/36 152. Tokowani Gaon No. 1 03/5/4/15 132. Simaluguri Gaon 03/5/4/90 153. Tokowani Gaon 03/5{4/20 133. Sukan Pukhuri Gaon Part 03/5/4/16 154. Ullup Pathar 03/5/4{148 J34. Tangana T.E (55 WL) 03/5/4/81 155. Uppar Marnorani 03/5/4{8 135. Tangana T.E (108 WL) 03/5/4/82 156. Uttar Bishrampur 03/5/4/86 136-. Tangana T.E (3 WL) 03/5/4/83 157. Wathoi 03{5{4{93 137. Tangana Na-Gaon 03/5/4/84

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District : DlBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

Al\1ENITIE ~

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- colu:'m and {lext to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and ~ Educationil~1:edlcaJ Drinking -Post & Day or days - -Commun~

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if aoy stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

] .Anandabag T.E 308.37 P H TW Phone Saturday -(-5)

2 Bongali Balijan 624.84 P(3) -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

3 Gopanari Habi 104.00 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

4 Betoni Gaon 129.50 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10)

5 Bortarani Gaon 619.17 P,M,H -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5) -(-5)

6 Mamorani 941.30 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) -(5-10), Gaon

7 Auguri 155.80 P .:-(5 -10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5- )0) - (5-IO).

8 Uppar Mamorani 710.22 P -(5"':'10) W,TW -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-1O},

9 Tingrai Forest 61).70 P(2) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) .-(-5) BS,RS Village

10 Tingrai Gaon 670.16 -( -5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) RS

11 Panikhowa 303.92 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(--5) - (-.5) -( - 5y. Bongali Gaon

12 Tingrai Forest NA No Population Village

13 " Raidang Bongali 238.77 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -( - 5) -(-5) -( -5) , Gaon

14 Panikhowa 1617.53 P - (- 5) W,TW PO -(-5) -( -5}. Gaon

15 Tokowani Gaon 108.86 P,M -(5-10) W.TW ":"'(-5) Wednesday -(-5) No.1

16 S!lkanpukhuri 270.33 p -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)» Gaon Part

17 Assamiya 220.96 -(- 5) -(-5)' W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5), Pathar

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DIRECTORY Police Station : DIGBOI 4

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use { i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) FOrest Irriga. Un·Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding fOr rical or ar-gauehar & eultiva· ch.aeologicaJ

groves) tioD Interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

:KR,PR Makum [ 31 EO Rice&Wheat 207.68 4.00 96.69 I

KR Makum [ 3] Rice 277.89 83.16 263.79 C-l 2

KR Makum [ 4] Rice 10.74 76.83 16.43 3'

KR Makum [ 7J Rice 76.60 9.51 43.39 4

KR,PR Makum [ 5J Rice 374.34 77.91 . 166'92 M-2 5

KR Makum [ 6] ... \ Rice 713.74 34.90 192.66 6

KR Makum ( 5] Rice 82.83 3.96 69.01 7

XR,PR Makum [ 6] Rice 482.28 120.34 107.60 8

PR Digboi [10] EA Rice 54.70 6.00 9

KR Digboi [ 7J Rice 525.21 144.95 10

.KR Digboi [ 7) Rice 299.72 4.20 11

NA NA NA NA NA 12

KR Digboi [ 8) Rice 221.34 1.53 15.90 13

KR Digboi [ 8] Rice ... 842.70 185.83 589.00 14

KR Doomdooma [ 8] RIce 60.67 6.52 41.67 15

.KR Digboi [14] ... Rice 152.03 45.58 72.72 C-l 16

:J>R DigbQi [12] ED Rice 193.20 27.76 17

99

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu-' column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code [village lation kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given).

No. (in and Edllcational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-18 Assamiya Gaon 766.48 . P(2),M,H PHS W,TW PO Sunday BS

No.1

19 Assamiya Gaon 471.46 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

No.2

20 Tokowani Gaon 240.38 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

No.2

21 Nazirating Gaon 316.46 p -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

No.2

22 Nazira.ting GaQn 333.46 P(2) -( -5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(-5)

No.1 ,

23 Ovatajan Block 811.94 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5}

24 Ovatajan T. E. 161.87 P H W,TW PO Saturday -(-5) (293 NLR)

25 Hallong Habi 14245 P H W,TW PO Saturday -( - 5). T.E.

26 Bogapa~i Colony 42.46 P -(-5) W -(-5) Friday -(-5)'

27 Bogapani T. E. 733.29 P(3) H W,TW PO Friday RS

28 Bogapani ·Forest 119.79 -( -5) -(-5) TW -(-5) ~( -5) BS

Village

29 Borbil Gaon 407.52 P -( -5) W _- (- 5) -( -5) -( -5)'

No.1

30 Borbil Gaon 87.01 P(2) -(-5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5"

No.3

31 Borbil Gaon 287.73 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5),

No.2

32 BaJijan Forest 372.31 P(2),M - (5-10) W,TW PTO ..:.( ... 5) BS

Village

33 A.O.C. Bl~ck 32.55 P,M,H,C -( -5) TW -( -5) -(-5) -( -5).

Gaon

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DIRECTORY Police Station: DIGBOI 4

AND LAND USE

.---_. Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cludi,ng any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- 'available gious, histo-source source eluding' for rical or ar-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological ifoves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]9 20

PR Digboi [ 1,1] ED Rice 482.53 122.54 161.41 M-I, C-I 18

KR,PR Digboi [13) ED Rice 41342 58:04 M-l 19

KR Digboi [11] ED Rice 155.90 84.~8 20

KR Digboi [18J •• o. Rice 225.00 91.46 21

KR Digboi [17] Rice 263.43 70.03 22

KR Digboi [ 9) Rice 52.49 28.45 23

KR,PR Digboi [ 8] EO Rice&Wheat 145.89 15.98 C-3, T-l 24

KR,PR Digboi [ 9] ED Rice&Wheat 128.89 13.56 C-2, T-l ' 25

PR Digboi [ 4] Rice&Wheat 20.23 6.07 16.16 26

KR,PR Digboi [ 5] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 361.84 39.22 332.23 0-6, T-3 27

KR Digboi [ 6] Rice&Wheat 88.79 31.00 N-8 28

KR Digboi [ 2] EO Rice&Wheat 251.61 155.91 M-5, C-2 29

KR Digboi [ J] ED Rice&Wheat 69.00 18.01 30

PR Digboi [ 2] ED Rice&Wheat 178.54 109.1.9 C-l, M-3 31 T-I

KR Digboi [ 5] ED Rice 329.81 42.50 N-3 32

KR Digboi [ 1] ED Rice&Wheat 2.02 30.53 33

101

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10 Code. village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the neare~t place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

34 Kherjan Forest 253.33 P,M,A,C -(-5) W,TW PO -( -5) BS Village

35 Borjan Forest 400.64 P(3),M -(5-10) W,F -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Village

36 Saraipong Forest 91.86 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

Village

37 Borpawni T.E 84.55 P H W,TW Phone Saturday BS,RS PO

38 Golai Gaon 16.59 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -. ( - 5)

No.4

39 Golai Gaon 48.56 P(3) -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5) -(-5)

No.1

40 Golai Gaon 1384.43 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

No.2

41 Golai Gaon 214.89 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

No.3

42 Golai G~on 72.44 -(-5) -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

No.5

43 Pawoi Forest 253.33 P '""'(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5- ]0)

Village

44 Bapapuog 40.47 P H W,TW -(- 5) -(-5) -(--5)

Gaon No.2

45 Panbari Forest 316.46 P,AC -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

Village

46 Dl:ekiajan Forest 215.70 P(2) -(-5) W,TW PO -( -5) BS

Village

47 Bhimpathar NA -(- 5) -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

Forest Village

48 Bebejia Gaon 116.95 -:-( -5) - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

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AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Lar.d use Remarks (in- Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest}

11 12 13 14 15 1~ 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Digboi [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 226.21 27.12 34

KR,PR Digboi [ 91 Rice ... 343.01 57.63 35

KR Digboi [191 Rice&Wheat 64.74 8.91 18.21 36

PR Digboi [ 6] EO Rice&Wheat 80.50 4.05 37

KR Digboi L 5] Rice 9.00 7.59 38

KR Digboi [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat 40.47 8.09 M--6 39

PR Digboi [ 3] ED Rice 1114.46 121.41 148.56 M-2 40

KR Digboi [ 4] Rice&Wheat 125.41 23.74 65.74 41

KR Digboi [ 4] Rice 24.61 47.83 42

KR Digboi [ 6J Rice 220.l3 33.20 43

KR Digboi [ 4] ED Rice 25.55 14.92· C-l 44 M-l

KR Digboi [ 3) Rice&Wheat 219.50 40.22 56.74 N-3, M.-3 45 C-3

KR Digboi [ 81 ED Rice&Wheat 193.51 22.19 N-2 46

KR Digboi [ 6] Rice NA NA NA NA NA 47

KR Digboi (25) Rice 39.46 40.85 36.64. 48

103

. District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column arid next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5krns), (5-10 Code village 1ation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market,- tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way}

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

49 Balizan Gaon 149.73 P -(-5) W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(5-10)

50 Nalani Gaon 178.87 P -(-5) W,TW -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.1

_ 51 Nalani Gaon 188.99 P -(-5) W',TW -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5--10) No.2

52 Duarmara T.E 878.17 P H W,TW Phone Saturday BS

53 Duarmara Gaon 323.75 P t Duarmara Village

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

No.3)

54 Duarmara Gaon 485.62 P -(5-10) W,TW_ -(5-10) -( -5) -(-5) No.2

55 Duarmara Gaon 1019.40 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) No.1 .

56 Duarmara 768.90 P -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) Pathar Gaon

57 Natun Maithong 202.34 .p -(5-10) W;TW -(5-10) Wednesday -(-5) Gaon

58 Phillobari W.L. 770.93 P D W,TW -(-5) Saturday BS No.2

59 Mailapung 728.44 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) ..,(-5) Gaon

60 Rahbari Hahkhati 173.61 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) - (-5) Gaon

61 Phillobari T. E. 478.74 P H W,TW Phone Saturday BS

62 Phillobari 46.94 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(5- ]0) -(5-10) ~(5-10)

Na-Gaon

63 Chikarajan Gaon 202.34 P -(5-.JO) W,TW PO --( -- 5) -(-5)

64 Hollonguri 122.22 -(-5) -(5"';'10) W,TW -(-5) .:..( -5) -(- 5) Gaon

104

DIRECTORY Police Station: DIGBOJ 4

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) , Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

SOurce source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

1J 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Doomdooma [J 7J Rice 48.13 10.21 91.39 49

KR Doomdooma [15] Rice 70.57 73.05 35.25 50

KR Doomd()oma [15J Rice 116.37. 44.49 28.13 51

KR Doomdooma [20] ED Rice&Wheat 16.88 740.09 121.20 52

KR Doomdooma [16] Rice 182.11 101.17 40.47 53

"". KR Digboi [161 Rice 303.51 105.22 76.89 54

.I

KR Digboi [15J Rice 433.95 163.44 422.01 55

KR Digboi [16] Rice 424.92 182.11 161.87 56

KR Digboi [17} Rice 165.16 20,62 16.56 57

KR Doomdooma [16) ED Rice 291.96 163.31 315.66 58

KR Doomdooma (20] Rice. 40.47 323.75 283.28 80.94 59

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 97.01 53.15 23.45 60

KR Doomdoorna [18] ED Rice 206.41 16.32 232.30 23.71 61

KR Doomdoorna [15] Rice ... 16.20 20.24 10.50 62

KR . Doomdooma [20] Rice 1l0.04 46.23 46.07 63

KR Doomdooma [16) Rice 34.64 52.40 35.18 64

105

Districl :. DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIE~

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the don Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and 'Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds statIon,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

65 Hollong Na-Gaon 66.37 -(-5) -(5-10) w,tw -(-5) -( -5) - (- S)

No.1

66 Hollong Na-Gaon 140.83 P -(5-10) W,TW - (5-10) - (-5) -(-'5) No.2

67 Borhuflong 139.21 P -(10+) W.TW -(-5) '-(5-10) -(5 - 10) , Na-Gaon No. 1

68 Borhullong 207.60 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5-10) Na-Gaon No.2

69 Borhullong 483.60 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) Na-Gaon No.3

70 Hollon Pathar 40.47 P -(10+) W.TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon

(Hollong Pathar Na-Gaon)

71 Borhullong 120.60 -(-5) -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) -(5 -10) Gaon

72 Bokapathar 141.64 P -(10+) W,TW -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

73 Ratonirathar 67.18 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(5- JO) -( -5) Gaon

74 Ratonipathar 66.37 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5) Block

75 Hollong Gutibari 25.50 P -(5-10) W,TW -.(-5) ....:(5-10) -(-5) Gaon

76 Namhullong 93.08 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Block

77 Namhullong 50.99 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

78 Namhullong 51.80 P ..,.(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5) Na-Gaon

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AND LAND USE

----_. Approach Nearest town ar:d Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca~

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tioD - village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-source source eluding for rical or ra-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological groves) tion -- interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]9 20

KR Doomdooma [20] Rice 9.98 36.92 8.99 10.48 65

\~R Doomdooma [18] Rice ... 23.41 23.32 94.10 66

KR Doomdooma [26] Rice 66.53 41.78 30.90 67

KR Doomdooma [25]. Rice 150.68 32.45 24.47 68

KR Doomdooma [24] Rice 60.99 148.16 274.45 69

KR Doomdooma [12] Rice 20:23 8.10- 12.14 70

KR Doomdooma [14] Rice 87.86 12.31 20.43 71

KR Doomdooma [15] Rice 84.03 27.21 30.40 72

KR Doomdooma [15] Rice 40.47 6.48 20.23 73

KR Doomdooma [14] Rice 26.74 18.47 21.16 74

KR Doomdoorr a_ [18J Rice 17.40 8.10 75

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 30.39 17.66 45.03 76

KR Doomdooma [18J Rice 40-.47 2.83 7.69 77

KR D_oomdooma [18] Rice 40.47 U.33 78

107

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of tbe nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical . Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

'79 Moderkhat 67.99 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon

80 Litong 79.32 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) 81 Tangana T. E. 43.71 P -(-5) W,TW PO Sunday -( - 5)

(55 WL) '1

82 Tangana T.E. 153.78 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (108 WL)

83 Tangana T. E. 31.57 -(- 5) -( -5) W,TW ~ (-5) -(- 5) -( - 5). (3 WL)

84 Tangana 72.84 P -(5-10) W,TW PO ~ (5-10) -( ~5) Na-Gaon

85 Dakhin 192.23 P,M -(10+) W,TW -( -5) -(5- 10) -(-5) Bishrampur

86 Uttar 166.33 P(2) -(10+) W,TW .PO -(5-10) -(-5) Bishrampur

87 Barditak Gaon 59.89' P - (5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) BS 88 Tangana Sonjan 132.33 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) Wednesday -(-5)

89 Navajyoti Gaon 122.22 P -(10+) W,TW PO -(5-10) BS

90 Simaluguri Gaon 119.38 P -(10+) W,TW PO -(-5) BS (Block)

91 Kailashpur 204.77 P -(10+) W,':rW PO Tuesday -( -5)

92 Dumchi ll8.17 P -(10+) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Hatigarh

93 Wathoi 56.66 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) c- (-5)

94 Dighali Pathar 86.20 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

95 Talpathar 262.24 p -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5":'101 :-(5-10) Gaon

108

DIRECTORY police Station DIG BOI 4

AND LAND USE

"Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of L~nd use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

so.urce source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cuItiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 ]2 13 14 ]5 16 17 ]8 19 20

KR Doomdooma [28] Rice 25.87 14.04 28.08 79

KR Doomdoon:a [20] Rice 49.37 6.07 23.88 80

PR Doomdooma [20J Rice&Wheat 12.32 6.40 24.99 81

PR Doomdooma [20). Rice&Wheat 70.33 46.01 37.44 82 ,

PR Doomdooma [20J Rice&Wheat 15.27 to.77 5.53 83

KR Doomdooma [19J Rice .. " 42.90 4.05 25.89 84 ...

KR Doomdooma [24J Rice 91.06 46.54 54.63 85

KR Doomdooma [24J Rice 62.71 42.08 61.54 86

KR Doomdool1).a [25] Rice 33.4J 9.63 16.85 87

KR,PR Doomdooma [25] Rice 55.03 27.00 50.30 88 KR,PR Doomdooma [24J ... Rice 52.44 31.79 37.99 89

.KR,PR Doomdooma [27J Rice 43.25 39.36 36.77 90

KR Doomdooma [27] Rice 80.33 53.14 71.30 C-I 91

KR Doomdooma [25] Rice 43.25 38.94 35.98 92

KR Doomdooma [27] >'

Rice 36.46 5.71 14.49 93

KR Doomdooma [32J Rice 34.80 8.50 42.90 94

-KR Doomdooma [34] Rice 105.81 72.40 84.03 95

1(.9

District: DIBRUGARH 03/S VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of ViUage of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

96 Mohan Gaon 150.54 P -( - 5) .W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

97 Mohan Gaon 181.30 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) No.2

98 Doom Dooma 367.86 -(-,.5) -( -5) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-1O) Na-Gaon

99 Kuju Pathar 190.20 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) - (5-10) BS Gaon

(Kuju Pathar Gaon No.1)

100 Kuju Gaon 41.28 -( -5) -( - 5) W,TW -(5-,10) -(5-10) BS

101 Kana Gaon 587.60 P -(-5) W,TW -(- 5) -( -5) BS No; 2

102 Madhabpur 225.01 p -(-5) W PO Tuesday BS· Gaon

103 Kana Gaon .989.05 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5 - 10) -(5-10) BS-No.3

".

104 Kariajan Gaon 72.84 ,p -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS·

105 Tekeri No.1 137.59 P -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) - (5-10) BS·

106 Tekeri No. 3 346.82 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS-

107 Tekeri No.2 178.06 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) ~ (5-10) BS·

108 Naya Kuja 1214.00 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS-

No.4

109 Naya Kuja No. 3 157.83 P -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS·

110 Naya Kuja No.2 809.78 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS·

111 Naya Kuja NO.·l 12.5.86 M -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5- 10) BS-

112 Ritubang Gaon 118.17 P,M -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5): BS-,

113 Mihaliritu No. 2 129.50 P,M -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) -( - 5) BS:

110

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIGBOl 4

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in' Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) duding any tiOD

village (in kms) FOrest Irriga- Un-Irri" Cultivable Area not p laCe of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- ~vailable gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gaucbar & cultiva- chaeologica\

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Digboi [28] Rice 60.54 26.96 63.04 96

KR Digboi [28] Rice 80.75 35.23 65.32 97

KR Doomdooma [16J Rice 145.16 22.20 20('.50 98

KR Digboi [24] ED Rice 178.36 6.41 5.43 99

KR Digboi [24] ED Rice' 27.31 1.22 12.75 100

KR Digboi [25J ED Rice 343.38 18.99 225.23 101

,KR,PR Digboi [23] ED Rice 18503 4.82 35.16 'M-2 102

C-3, T-l

KR Digboi [20] ED Rice 502.l·3 188.26 2Y8.76 103

KR Digboi [2\)] Rice 50.01 14.60 8.23 104

KR Digboi [25] ED Rice 87.21 7.38 43.00 105

KR Digboi [22] ED Rice 203.41 18.30 125.11 106

KR Digboi [25] ED Rice 65.30 101.21 11.55 107 (

KR Digboi [25] ED Rice 847.00 100.00 267.00 108

'KR,PR Digboi [24] ED Rice 92.53 15.87 49.43 109

KR Digboi (22] ED Rice 583.33 61.03 165.42 110

KR Digboi [21] ED Rice 90.36 4.03 31.47 III

KR,PR Digboi [24] ED Rice 79.98 10.10 28.09 tt2

-PR,KR Digboi [25] ED Rice 80.13 3.93 45.44 113

111

f)istrict ; DIBRVGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10 Code village lation kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

114 Mihaliritu No. 1 150.94 P,M -( -5) W,TW - (5 - lO) -(-5) BS

115 RitukathaIguri 1651.12 -(-~) -( - 5) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) BS No. I

116 Ritukathalguri 469.44 P -( - 5) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) BS No.2

117 KathaIguri 1245.22 P PRe W,TW -(5-10) -(5- 10) BS Gaon

118 1 arani Pathar 1575.85 -(-5) -(')-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS No. I (Tarini

Pathar)

119 Tarani Pathar 607.84 -(-5) .-(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) .fiS No. 2 (Tarini

. Block No.2)

120 Taran; Gaon 1732.82 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS·

]21 Dibrujan 203.56 P -(- 5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS: No.5

122 Dibrujan No.4 182.11 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) - (5-10) BS ~ • 123 Dibrujan Gaon 161.87 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS·

No.3

124 Dibrujan Gaon 181.30 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(10+) BS· No.2

125 Dibrujan Gaon 161.47 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) "':'(5-10) BS· No. I

126 Populajan 168.35 -(-5) -(lO+) W.TW - (5-10) -(5 - 10) BS Gaon

127 Ambikapur 1668.12 P -(5-10) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) BS· Gaon

128 Burmajan 318.89 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS-Gaon

112

DIRECTORY Ponce StatieD : DIGBOI ..

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and, Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any. tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

. PR,KR Digboi [20] ED Rice 79.27 0.91 0.76 M-l, C-l 114

PR,KR Digboi [20] ED Rice 605.30 514.82 531.00 115

PR,KR Digboi [18] ED Rice 307.32 85.28 76.84 116

KR Digboi [25] Rice .•. 725.25 199.66 320.31 117

KR Digboi [18) Rice 1360.07 50.71 165.07 118

KR Digboi [16] Rice 395.20 62.30 150.34 119

KR Digboi [21J Rice 1074,19 110.87 547.76 120

KR Digboi [16] ED Rice 138.30 18.32 46.94 121

KR Digboi [22] ED Rice 111.75 24.45 45.91 122 /

KR Digboi [19] ED Rice 108.03 6.49 47.35 123

KR Digboi [20] ED Rice 104.09 lO.24 66.97 124 .-

KR Digboi [20] ED Rice 105.23 15.90 40.34 125

KR Digboi [25] Rice ... 124.94 12.35 31.06 126

KR,PR Digboi [45] ED Rice 910.10 464.00 294.02 M-l 127 C-l

KR Digboi [45] ED Rice 179.70 18.88 120.31 C-l 128

113

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the . tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation km~) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility availableis given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any 'stop, Railway holds station,

Water waYJ

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

129 Pengeri T.E 793.18 P R W,TW -(- 5) -( -5) BS (WL 8/123)

130 Pengeri T.E 489.27 P,M -(-5) W,TW PO Sunday BS (93 WL)

131 Khatangpani 404.69 -(-5) ·R W,TW -(-5) Sunday BS

• T.E (121 WL)

132 Toko Pathar 263.05 P Gaon No. 1 (Tako Pathar Gaon)

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

133 Toko 'Pathar 762.83 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) 'BS No.2 (Tako Pathar Block)

134 Kana Gaon 214.08 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW ,-(5- 10) -(5-10) BS No.1

135 Khatangpani 674.21 P,M -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) . -(-SJ Gaon

136 Mo'ngong Gaon 262.24 P . -(10+) W,TW ~(-5) -( -5) -( -5) No.1

137 Mongong 1797.62 P -( -5) W,TW -(- 5) -( - 5) . ~(-5) Pathar

138 Mongong 331.84 -l-S) ':"(10+) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon No.2

139 Mongong Ritu 126.67 -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(-S) Pathar

140 Enthem Gaon 75.27 -(-S) -(-5) W -( -5) -(10+) -(10+)

141 Enthem Naga 728.44 P PHS W,TW -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) Pathar

142 Naga Pathar 184.54 -(-5) N.C (Waya

-( -5) W.TW -(-5) -(10+) -(ro+)

Pathar N.C)

114

DIRECTORY Police Station: DIGBOJ 4

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use { i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeoJogical

groves) tion interest) .

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Digboi [16] ED Rice&Wheat 623.61 78.74 90.83 C-2 129 T-l

KR Digboi [15] ED Rice&Wheat 442.00 16.66 30.61 M-'-1 130 C-2, T-l

KR Digboi [15] ED Rice&Wheat 344.25 7.11 53.33 M-3, C-6 131 T-3

KR Digboi [18] ED Rice 205.15 6.80 51.10 M-l 132 T-l

KR Digboi (15J ED Rice 507.02 225.73 30.08 133

KR Digboi [18J ED Rice 125.26 7.47 81.35 134

- KR Margherita [22J Rice 23l.05 259.39 183.77 135

KR Margherita [13] Rice 43.69 185.12 33.43 136

KR Margherita [15J Rice 1275.17 402.22 120.23 137

KR Digboi [10] Rice 6.83 . 312.08 .12.93 138

KR Digboi [10J Rice 10.10 89.79 26.78 139

KR Digboi [18] Rice 6.11 42.19 26.97 140

KR Digboi [17] Rice 275.19 243.62 209.63 141

KR bigboi [16] Rice 106.03 28.29 50.22 142

115

District : DIBRUGARH 4)3/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tlte tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S -19 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of tbe nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

143 Toko Pathar 687.97 -(-5) -( -S) W -(-5) -(5-10) - (S-lO,

144· Hahsara Pathar 256.17 -(-S) -(-S) W '-( -5) -(-S) -(So_tO)

14S Maichang 217.72 P -(-S) W -(S-10) -(10+) -(10+) Pathal'

146 Manmow 672.18 -(-5) -(5~ 10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+) Ullup

147 Manmow 57.87 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) - (10+) -(5~ ttt) Ullup N.C

148 Ullup Pathar 102.79 P,M -(5-10) W.TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-1~

149 Long Tikhak 148.92- -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) - (S -10)

UO Maisongpani . 696.06 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

1)1 Long Gaon 112.10 P -(5-10) W PO -(S-IO) -(5-10)

152 Panl Gaon 100.77 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-1_

153 Manmow 74.06 -(- 5) -(5-10) W.TW PO -(5-10) - (5-10) Pathar

154 Manmow Kuhiar- 427.75 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) bari Part No. 1

155 Manmow Kuhiar- 524.88 P -(-5) W,TW -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) . bari Part No. 2

156 Manmow 114.53 -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Nonglai

IS7 Manmow Gaon 90.25 P -(10+) w PO -(10+) -(10+>

1'.tal for the 53,398,79 P=123 PHS .... 2' TW-133 Police Station M- 15 D= 1 W .... 150

H- 3 H-I0 F- 1 AC- 2 PHC- 1 c- 1

U6

DIRECTORY ,Police Station: DIGBOI 4

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any· tion

viUll,ge (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, bisto- No. -

source source eluding for rical or ar-gaucbar & cultiva· chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Digboi [16) Rice 237.15 263.45 187.37 143

KR Digboi l15) Rice 207.60 13.36 35.21 144

K-R Margherita [19] Rice 155.33 37.74 24.65 145

KR . Mavgherita [14J Rice 446.01 98.34 127.83 146

KR Digboi [14] Rice 43.43 14.44 147

K.R Margherita [14] Rice 52.53 19.82 30.44 148

KR Margherita ' '113) Rice 80.76 27.49 40.67 1"9

Kit Margherita [16] Rice 403.07 143:66 149.33 150

KR Digboi (12) Rice 42.06 10.14 59.90 151

KR Digboi (12) Rice 77.15 10.23 13.39 152

K.R Digboi [10} Rice 38.92 25.93 9.21 153

KR Dilboi [12] Rice ... 2.85.30 80.94 61.51 15"

KB. Digboi [ 9] RiGe 301.49 130.31 93.08 155

KR Digboi [ 9J Rice 40.55 23.58 50.40 156

KR Digboi [10] ... Rice 38.35 41.99 9.91 157

256.86 64.74 31,286.80 9,256.96 12,533.43 M-33 C-38 T-13 N-16

117

POLICE STATION :: MARGHERITA (03/5/5)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

Sl. No. Name 6f Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

1. Agbondha Bongali No.1 03/5/5/15 3S. Inthong Gaon 03/5/5/45 2. Agbondha Bongali No.2 03/5/5/16 36. Jagun Gaon 03/5/5/119 3. Alubari Gaon No.2 03/5/5/38 37. Jaguri F. V. 03/5/S/120 4. Alubari Gaon No.1 03/S/5/39 38, Janjlu Kuruka 03J5/5}1 5 Alubari No.3 03/5/5/43 39. Joyrampur Gate N. C. 03/5/5/126

(Alubari Khonda) 40. Kamba Gaon 03/5/5/83 6. Arnrit Gaon 03/5/5/82 41. Katha Gaon 03/5/5/103 7. Barkuruka Pothar 03/5/5,'2 42. Kengia Gaon 03/5/5/116 8. Balijan N. C. 0315/5/133 43. Khomon Pothar No.2 03/5/5/56 Y. Bapu Pothar No.1 03/5/5/54 44. Khomon Pothar No.1 03/5/5/57

10. Bapu Pothar No.2 03/S/5/55 45. Kumchai Gaon 03/5[5/100 II. Baghmara Gaon 03/5/S/63 46. Khorong Kong 03/5/5/104 12. Bisagaon No.2 03/5/5/84 47. Lalpahar Gaon 03/5/S/135 13. Bisagaon No.1 OJ/5/5/85 48. Lalpahar Pothar 03/5/5/136 14. Bhitor Pawoi No.1 03/5/5/3 49. Lekhajan T. E. 03/5/5/26 15. Bhitor Pawoi No.2 03/5/5}4 SO. Leema Gaon 03/5/5/28. 16. Bania Grant 03/5}5}7 51. Ledo Namdang 03/5/5/37 17. Borgolai Gaon No. 1 03/5/5}34 52. Ledo Bongali Gaon 03/5/5/68

(Borgolai Gaon) 53. Ledo Gaon 03/5/5/69 18. Borgolai Coal Area 03/5}5/76 54. Ledo Kalpara 03/5/5/71 19. Chipa Gaon 03/5/5/70 55. Ledo Town (Bazar) 03/5/5/14 20. Dibori! Gaon No. 2 03/5/5/41 56. Ledt> Tikok Settlement Area '03/5/5/75

(Dibong Bari No.2) 57. Ledo Coal Area 03/5/5/78

2l. Dibong Bari 03/5/5/42 58. Ledo T. E. 03/5/5/80

22. Dibong Gaon No.1 03/5/5/44 59. Lazum Gaon No.2 ' 03/5/5/25

(Dibong Bari No.1) 60. Lekhapani Grant No. :;:0

23. Dibong Fakial Gaon 03/5}5/47 (Section No.2) 03/5/5/137

24. Dihing T. E. 03/5/5/17 61. Lekhapani Gaon 03/5/5/139

25. Dirok T. E. 03/5/5/27 62. Lekhapani Nepali Gaon ()3/5/5/140

26. Eight Mile Aborgaon 03/5/5/122 63. Lekhapani Nadikakh 03/5/5}106

27. Fakial Gaon No. I 03/5/5/50 64. Longtong No.2 03/5/5/107 . , . ~ 28. Falto Gaon 03/5/5/22 65. Longtong Gaon No.1 .03/5/5/108 :

29. Faneng N. C. 03/5/5/117 66. Lungbai Long,hai 03j5/5/96 ,

30. Hanju N. C. 03/5/5/128 67. Makum Block No.4 03/5/5/8.

31. Hasak Gaon 03/5/5/105 68. Makum Block No. 1 03/5/5/9

32. Hawai Pothar No. 03/5/5/90 69. Makum Block No.2 03/5/5/11

33. Hawai Pothar No. 2 03/5/5/91 70. Makum Block No.3 03/5/5/12_

34. Hawai Pothar No. 3 03/5/5/92 71. Makum Killa Forest Village 03/5/5/l3·

118

POLICE STATION :: MARGHERITA (03/5/5)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

st.' No. N arne of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

72. Makurn Block No.5 03/5/5/14 . 108. pansung No.2 03/5/5/98 73. Makum Pothar No. 3 03/5/5/18 109. Pansung Navajyoti 03/5/5/99 74. Makum Pothar No.2 03/5/5/19 llO. Pensioner Gaon 7S. Makurn Pothar No. 4 03/5/5/20 (Bishnupur N. C. No.1 03/5/5/142 76. Makurn Pothar No. I 03/5/5/23 Ill. Pawaimukh No.2 (Mirikagaon) 03/5/5/5 77. Makum T. E. 03/5/5/29 Il2. Pawaimukh No.1 (Mirikagaon) 03/5/5/6 78. Mesagaon 03/5/5/24 ] 13. Rathaduba Gaon 03/5/5/49 79. Margherita Kamar Patty 03/5/5/31 114. Rajkhowa Pothar No.2 03/5/S/4D 80. Makurn Gaon 03/5/5/61 115. Raj:-howa Pothar No.1 03/5/5/48

- il. Molong Gaon No.2 03/5/5/64 ] 16. Rad Gaon 03/5/5/72 82. Molong Bongali Gaon No.2 03/5/5/65 117. Rampur No.3 03/5/5/112 .83. M olong Gaon No.1. "118. Rampur No.1 03/5/5/113

(Molong Grant No.1) 03/5/5/66 119. Rampur No.2 03/515/115 14. Molong Bongali Gaon No.1 03/5/5/67 120. Samukjan 03/5/5/73 8S. Mulung Ollon 03/5/5/93 121. Sengbari T. E. 0315/5/21 M. Mon Mowmukh Gaon 03/5/5/62 122. Singari Gaon (Naga Pothar) 03/5/5/79 ·~7. Monehi Pothar 03/5/5/114 123. Tikok Coal Area 03/5/5/77 88. Narndang Bahbari 0315/5/35 124. Tiraprnukh Gaon 03/5J5/86 89. Namdang Gaon 03/5/5/36 125. Tinisuti Gaon No.2 03/5/5/94 90. Nakong Pothar No.2 03/5/5/51 126. Tinisuti Gaon No. 1 03/5/5/95 '91. Nakong Pothar No. 1 03/5/5/52 127. Tinko Pothar Semagaon ~2. Namdang T. E. 03/5/5/30 ( Tinko Pothar ) 03/5/5/125

'93. Namdang Golai • 03/5/5/32 128. Tipong Pani Coal Area 03/5/5/129 94. Nanidang Coal Area 03/5/5/33 129. Tipong Pani Natun Gaon 03/S/5/130

'9S. Narnphai F. V. 03/5/5/124 130. Tipong Pani Ward 03/5/5/131 96. Ning Gam No.1 03/5/5/101 131. . Tirap No.2 03/5/5/134. 97. Ning Gam No.2 03/5/5/102 132. Tirap Gaon No. 1 03/5/5/138 98. Ningda Gaon (}3/5/SJ46 133. Tipong Pani Station Area 03/5/5/141 99. Natun Lagia Basii 03/S/S/121 134. Toklong Nepali Gaon No. 1 03/5/5/87

100. Niz Makum 03/5/5/lO 135. Toklong Nepali Gaon No.2 03/5/5/88 ',101. Parbatipur 03/5/5/143 136. Toklong No.1 03/5/5/89 102. Parbatipur ( Fulbari) 03/5/5/118 131. Uban Gaon No.2 03/5/5/59 103. Paharpur N. C. 03/S/5/103 138. Uban Gaon No. 1 03/5/5/60 104. Pithaguti Bali Gaon 139. Udoipur No.1 03/5/5/109 ~~~

( Pithaguti Gaon ) 03/5/5/53 140. Udoipur No.2 03/5/5/110 -105. Pannga Gacm 03/5/5j58 141. Udoipur No.3 03/5/5/111 ,}06. Panseng Potha. 03/5/S/81 142. Wara N. C. 03/5/5/127 107. Pansung No.1 03/5/5/97 J43. Yohbin Gaon N. C. 03/5/5/123

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Distri~t : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (S -lit Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility. available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica'-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 , 10

03/5/5/1 Janjlu Kuruka 28.33 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)

2 Barkuruka 19.02 No Population Pathar

3 Bhitor Pawoi 385.26 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(10+) - (10+) No. 1

4 Bhitor Pawoi 412.36 P(2) PHS W,TW -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) No.2

5 Pawaimukh No.2 74.86 P(2) -( - 5) W,TW -( -5) -(10+) - (10+) (Mirika Gaon)

6 Pawaimukh No.1 38.44 -( -5) -(--5) W,TW -(-5) -(10+) - (10+) (Mirika Gaon)

7 Barua Grant 619.56 P(2),M -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10j'

8 Makum Block 282.87 P -(5-10) W.TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)-No.4

9 Makum Block 153.37 P -(-5) W,TW PTO -( -5) -(-5)

No.1

10 Niz Makum 306.34 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

11 Makum Block 258.59 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) . -(-5)

No.2

12 Makum Block 152.97 P -,(5-10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5-10), No.3

13 Makum Killa 93.07 P(2) -(5- 10) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

Forest Village

14 Makum Block 249.28 P(2) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10). No.5

15 Agbondha Bongali 153.37 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

16 Agbondha Bongoli 129.09 -(-5) -( -5) 'W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)· No.2

, 120

DIRECTORY police ShltiOD MARGHERIT A S

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologicaI

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .

Kit Margherita [10] Rice 20.23 8.10 03/5/5/1

18.21 0.81 2

KR Margherita llO] Rice 202.82 80.00 102.44 3

KR Margherita (10] ED Rice 202.34 121.40 88.62 4

KR Margherita . (12] ED Rice 32.37 18.21 24.28 5

KR Margherita , [10] ED Rice 14.16 8.10 16.18 6

KR Margherita [ 8] ED Rice 348.68 120.20 150.68 7

KR Margherita [ 8] ED Rice 150.13 77.30 55.44 8

KR Margherita [ 5] ED Rice 68.39 84.98 9

KR Margherita [ 5] ED Rice 142.85 59.89 103.60 10

KR Margherita [ 4] ED Rice 138.40 57.06 63.13 11

KR Margherita [ 9) Rice 109.26 10.93 32.78 12

KR Margherita [ 6} Rice 60.71 16.18 16.18 13

PR Margherita [ 9) Rice 124.65 66.36 58.27 14

PR Margherita [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat 40.46 . 36.01 76.90 15

KR Margherita [ 5J Rice&Wheat 85.79 . 43.30 C-l 16

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District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not "available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). . No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

17 Dihing T.E 607.02 P H W,TW Phone Friday BS

18 Mak urn Pathar 221.76 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) No.3

19 Mal( urn Pathar 258.59 -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -( -5) - (-5) No.2

20 Makum Pathar 299.87 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) No.4

21 Segunbari T.E 455.67 -(-5) H W,TW -(-5) Saturday -( -5)

22 Falto Gaon 222.98 P,M -(-5) TW - -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

23 Makum Pathar 197.48 P D W,TW PO -( -5) BS No.1

24 Mesa Gaon 289.75 P,M D W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5)

25 Lazum Gaon 245.23 P D W,TW -(-~) -( -5) -( -5) No.2

26 Lekhajan T. E. 26.30 -(-5) -(-5) TW PO -( -5) -( -5_

27 Dirok T. E. 1632.88 P(3) H T,TW PO Wednesday - (5-10~

28 Leema Gaon 319.70 P -(-5) TW PO -( -5) -J5-10)

29 Makum T. E. 737.33 P H TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

30 Namdang T. E. 150.94 P(2) H TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

31 Margherita 308.78 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Kamar Patty

32 Namdang Golai 253.73 P H TW -(-5) -(-5) Bi

33 Namdang 485.61 P -(-5) TW - (--5) -(-5) -(-5) Coal Area

34 Borgolai Gaon, 275.19 P H ·TW PO Saturd~y B~ No. I

(Borgolai Gaon)

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DIRECTORY Police StatioD : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power . Staple food Land use {"i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

SOurce source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS ]9 20 1

PR Margherita ( 5] EO Rice&Wheat 385.?0 55.39 166.33 17

KR Margherita [ 3] Rice&Wheat 69.66 152.10 18

KR Margherita [ 3] Rice&Wheat 173.84 40.00 44.75 19

KR Margherita [ 2] ED Rice 2.43 160.56 47.85 89.03 20

KR Margherita [ 1] ED Rice&Wheat 323.98 30.00 101.69 21

PR Margherita [ 1] ED Rice J 00.11 48.00 74.87 22 ,

PR Margherita [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 76.08 121.40 M- 4 23 C-16

KR Margherita ( 3J Rice 170.20 40.50 79.05 24

fR Margherita [ 2] ED Rice 83.36 20.23 141.64 25

KR Ma,rgherita [ 1] Rice&Whaet 26,30 N-5 26

PR Margherita [ 8] EO Rice&Wheat 203.28 909.59 418.84 101.17 T-2, C""':6 27

KR Margherita [ 8] Rice 147.71 40.87 131.12 28

PR Margherita [ IJ EO Rice&Wheat 29.13 708.20 29

PR Margherita [ 5J EO Rice&'Wheat 16.18 134.76 30

KR Margherita [ 1] Rice 245.59 63.19 31

KR Margherita [ 2] Rice 80.94 69.19 103.60 32

PR Margherita [ 2) EO Rice 263.04 141.64 80.93 33

PR Margherita [ 61 Rice 98.75 176.44 C-2 34

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District: DIBllUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+krns) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, {ion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1.

35 Namdang 240.38 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Bahbari

36 Namdang Gaon 392.54 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -.5) -(-5)

37 Ledo Namdang 112.50 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5~

38 Alubari Gaon 381.21 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) No. 2

39 Alubari Gaon 180.89 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) No. l

40 Rajkhowa 325.77 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-~

Pathar No.2

41 Dibong Gaon 399.82 H,M -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

(Dibong Bari No.2) . _'( -5) 42 Dibong Bari 297.03 p TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

43 A1ubari No.3 64.34 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5)

(Alubari KhaDda)

44 DibongGaoo 317.67 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

(Dibong Dari No l)

45 Inthong Gaon 343.98 -(-5) -(-S) TW -(-S) -(-5) -(-5)

46 Ningda Gaon 222.98 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

47 Dibong Fakial 250.09 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

48 Rajkhowa Pathar 145.68 -(-S) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No. I

49 Rathaduba Gaon 287.32 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

50 Fakial Gaon 258.99 P.M H TW PO Wednesday BS No.1

124

DIRECTORY Police Station: MARGHERITA

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Lc to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) cluding any ti

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- C by ted by gated waste (in- available gioUS, histo- 1\

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 )5 16 17 18 '19 20

KR Margherita [ 2] Rice 139.62 33.9') 66.77

KR,PR Margherita [ 2] ED . Rice 218.53 174.01

KR Margherita [ ~] Rice 27.51 24.28 60.71

KR Margherita [ 3] Rice 219.34 161.87 C-:-3

KR Margherita [ 2] Rice 129.50 10.93 40.46

"KR Margooita [ 4] Rice 305.54 20.23

KR Margberita ( 6] Rice 36.42 100.36 . 263.04

KR Margherita [ 4] Rice 123.02 86.19 87.82

KR Margherita [ 5] Rice 18.21 46.13

KR Margherita [ 5] Rice 105.62 212.05

KR Margherita [ 6] ED Rice 114.52 229.46

.K.R Margherita [ 6] Rice 110.48 68.39 44.11

.K.R Margherita [ S] R~ce 128.69 121.40

KR Margherita [ 51 Rice 10.11 29.13 106.44

K.R Margherita [ 7] Rice 141.64 145.68

~KR Margherita [ 8] Rice SO. 58 ... 2OS.41

125

Distrid : DIBRUGARH 0315 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not avaitable within the village a d'ash (-) is shown in the tion Name of ViUage of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (5 -10 Code village lalion kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus bouse (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~aiIway holds statIon,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 , 10

51 Nakong Pathar 309.58 P -( - 5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

52 Nakong PathaT 253.33 P -(-5) TW PO ~(-5) -(-5) No.1 ...

53 Pithaguti Bari 207.60 _: ( - 5) -( ..:..5) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

(Pithaguti Gaon)

54 Bapupathar 222.57 -(-5) -(-5) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) No.1

55 Bapupathar 150.94 -( - 5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) :-( - 5). -( -5),

No.2

56 .Khomon Pathar 299.46 -( - 5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

57 Khomon Pathar 269.52 P 7(-5) TW -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) No.1

58 Pangna Gaon 134.76 -(-5) -(.- 5) TW -( - 5) ~(-5) -(- 5),

59 Uban Gaon 296.6.3 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5).

No.2

60 Uban Gaon 256.17 - (-5) -( -5) TW -( -5) -(-5) ....:.( --5) .

No.1

61 Manu Gaon 477.52 -(-5) -(-5) TW -( -5)· --( - 5) -(-5)

62 Montlowmukh 283;28 P -( - 5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

63 Baghmara Gaon 256.16 -(- 5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(~5)·

64 Molong Gaon 348.03 P -(-5) TW -( - 5)" -( -5) - (~5),

No. '+ 65 Molong Bangali 590.83 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -(- 5)', -(-5):"

Gaon No.2

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DIRECTORY Police Station : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e, area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places), eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code "by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No, source source eluding for rica I or ar-

gauehar & cultiva- chaeologfcal groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 '19 20

KR Margherita [ 7] Rice 78.91 230.67 51

KR Margherita [ 7] Rice 65.16 188.17 52

KR Margherita [11] Rice 97.12 110.48 53

KR Margherita [ 12] Rice 184.13 38.44 54

KR Margherita [13] Rice 104.81 46.13 55

KR Margherita [16] Rice&Wheat 226.62 72.84 56

KR Margherita [16] Rice&Wheat 119.79 149.73 57

KR Margherita [14J .> Rice 22.26 34.40 78.10 58

KR Margherita [14] Rice&Wheat 48.56 248.07 59

KR Margherita [14] Rice&Wheat 242.81 13.36 60

KR Margherita [131 Rice 32.38 445.14 ... 61

KR Margherita [13] ED Rice&Wheat 68.80 214.48 62

KR Margherita [14] ED Rice&Wheat 84.98 171.18 63

KR Digboi [27] Rice 129.50 9.30 209.23 64

~K.R Digboi [291 Rice 161.87 40.46 388.50 65

127

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

66 Molong Gaon 186.15 P -( -5) TW PO -( -5) -( -5) No.1

(Molong Grant No.1)

67 Molong Bangali 310.80 P -( -5) TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon No.1

68 Ledo Bangali 241.19 -( -5) -( - 5) W,TW -( - 5) - (-5) -( -5) Gaon

69 Ledo Gaon 252.92 P H W,TW Phone -(-5) BS

70 Chipa Gaon 526.49 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)·

71 Ledo Kal Para 381.61 P -(-5) W,TW Phone -(-5) -(- 5)

72 Rod Gaon 13.36 :...( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5),

73 Shamukjan 360.98 . P H TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

74 Ledo Town 145.28 P(3),H{2) H TW PO Daily . RS,BS' (Ledo Bazar)

75 Ledo Tikok 423.29 P H,C TW PO -( -5) -(-5), Settlement Area

76 Rorgolai Coal 424.92 P,M H TW PO Saturday RS,BS Area

77 Tikok Coal Area 237.95 P -'-( -5) T,TW PO -( -5) BS

78 Ledo Coal Area 404.68 P H T,TW Phone Saturday BS PO

79 Singari Gaon 139.62 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) Wednesday -(-5)· (Naga Pathar)

80 Ledo T.E 701.31 P H TW,T -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

'81 Panseng Pathar 371.90 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

82 Amrit Gaon 63}.30 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) '_ (_ 5)

83 Kamba' Gaon 238.76 P -(5-l0) TW,W -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5-10»~

128

DIRECTORY Police Station : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to h'lO decimal places.) ch:ding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un·lrri· Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (iri. available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rica} or aT· gauchar & cultiva· chaeological

groves) tiOD interest)

11 ]2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Digboi [30J ED Rice 78.91 107.24 ... "

66

KR Digboi [25] Rice 202.34 108.46 67

KR Digboi [25] Rice 182.10 59.09 68

KR Margherita [ 7] Rice&Wheat 187.36 13.36 52.20 69

KR Margherita [ 9] ED. Rice&Wheat 287.32 14.97 224.20 70

KR \ Margherita [ 7) ED Rice 38.04 343.57 71

KR Margherita [ 9] Rice 3.20 10.16 72

KR Margherita [9] EO,ED Rice 68.80 73.24 218.94 C-4 73

PR Margherita [ 4] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 8.50 136.78 C-I0, M-2 74

PR Margherita [ 3] ,PD Rice 26.70 396.59 C-2 75

PR Margherita [ 3J EO Rice&Wheat 135.57 289.35 C-4 76

PR Margherita [ 8J EO Rice&Wheat 237.95 . 77

PR Marnherita [ 8J EO Rice&Wheat 16.1 8 388.50 78

.KR Margherita [14] EO Rice 32.17 107.45 79

PR Margherita [10] EO Rice 116.54 584.77 C-4, T-2 80

PR Margherita [14] EO Rice&Wheat 190.20 58.68 123.02 81

KR,;NW Digboi [40] Rice 234.72 240.78 155.80 82

PR Digboi [20] Rice 36.42 202.34 83

129

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :_ (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.}

No: (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Rallway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 ·4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-

84 Bisa Gaon 218.53 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) - (5 -l(J) -(5-10)

No.2

85 Bisa Gaon No.1 323.74 P -(5-10) TW,W PO - (5-10) -(5-10)

86 Tirapmukh 421.68 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) - (5.,...lO) -(5-10)

Gaon

87 Toklong Nepali 323.74 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

Gaon No.1

88 Toklong Nepali 607.02 P - (5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

Gaon No.2 f

89 Toklong No.1 1974.06 -( -5) -(5-10) TWW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

90 Hawai Pathar 364.21 -( - 5) . -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10)

No.1

91 Hawai Pathar 322.93 p' -(5-10) TW,W -( -~) -(5-10) - (5-1O)

No.2

92 Hawai Pathar 372.31 P -(5-10) T'N,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

No.3

93 Mulung Gaon 298.65 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) ,-(-5) -(-5)

94 Tinisuti Gaon 334.67 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

No.2

95 Tinisuti Daon 393.35 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5) "

No.1

96 Lungsai 335.08 -( -5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

(Lungshai)

97 Panchung No.1 220.14 P :_ (5-10) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

98 Pane hung 266.28 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10)

No.2

99 Panchung 283.28 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+~

Navajyoti

130

DIRECTORY police station MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approacl'l Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of LlUld use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares r01:lnded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- CultivabJe Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for ricaJ or ar-gauehar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

J 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Digboi [30] Rice 22.26 196.27 84

KR Digboi [25J Rice &9.05 734.71 85

KR Digboi [291 Rice 219.34 202.34 &6

KR Digboi [42] Rice 40.46 283.28 87

KR Digboi [46J Rice 226.62 38040 88

KR Digboi [441 Rice 490.40 126.24 1357.42 89

KR Digboi [473 Rice 74.86 289.35 90

KR Digboi [47]. Rice 192.22 130.71 91

KR Digboi [46] Rice 128.28 244.03 92

KR Margherita [191 Rice 52.60 246.05 93

KR Margherita (14) Rice 7.28 12.95 314.44 94

KR Margherita [20] Rice 65.15 328.20 95

KR Margherita [19] Rice 145.90 189.18 96

KR Digboi [50] Rice 72.84 147.30 97

KR Digboi [50] Rice 92.40 173.88 98

KR Digboi [52] Rice ] 3.36 269.92 99

131

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village Jaiion kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Commuriica",

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tioD (Bus house (Potable) Ha~, if at1¥ stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

100 Kumchai 639.39 P -(10+) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -(5-10) Gaon

101 NingGam 653.90 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(5 - 10) No.1

, 102 Ning Gam 487.23 ~ ... P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) No.2

103 Katha Gaon 445.15 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) - (-5) - (5 -10)

104 Khorongkong 389.30 P,M -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

105 Hasak Gaon 739.35 P -(5-10) TW,W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

106 Lekhapani Nodi 114.93 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -( -5) -( - 5) -( -5) Kakh

107 Longtong No.2 139.61 P,M,H -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS 108 Longtong Gaon 376.76 P,M '-(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

No.1

109 Udoipur No.1 199.91 P,M -(-5) TW PO -( -5) BS 110 . Udoipur No.2 211.24 P -(-5) TW -( ..... 5) -(-5) BS lil Udoipur No. 3 121.40 -(-5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BB 112 Rampur No.3 409.53 P -(-5) TW PO -(-5)' as 113 Rampur No.1 165.92 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS 114 Manchi Pathar 226.62 - (:- 5) -(-- 5) TW -(-5) --( -5) BS 115 Kampur No.2 133.54 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS 116 Kengia Gaon 244.43 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) - (..:.- 5) BS 117 Faneng N. C. 453.24 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(~5) BS 118 Parbatipur 404.68 P,M -(-5) TW -(-- 5) Tuesday BS

(Fulbari)

119 Jagun Gaon 343.98 P - (5-10) TW PO -(-5) BS 120 Jaguri F. V. 64.75 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10)

132

nffiECTORY Police Station : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

. Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious; histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & eultiva- chaeoiqgicai

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Digboi [44] Rice 368.26 271.13 100

KR Digboi [48J Rice 141.64 512.32 101

KR Digboi [48] Rice 84.17 403.06 ~ 102.

KR Digboi [58] Rice 50.99 394.16 1()3

KR Digboi [47] Rice 68.79 320.51 104

KR Margherita [22] Rice 251.31 488.04 105

K'>R Margherita [12] Rice 14.16 100.77 106

PR,KR Margherita [25] Rice&Wheat 6.07 133.54 107

PR Margherita [22] Rice 41.28 335.48 108

PR Margherita [24J ED Rice 26.30 173.61 109

PR.KR Margherita [28J ED Rice ... 65.56 ]45.68 110

PR Margherita [28] ED Rice 40.47 17.80 63.13 111

KR.PR Margherita. [30J ED Rice 110.88 298.65 112

KR.PR Margherita [30] ED Rice 20.63 145.29 113

KR Margherita [30} ED Rice 89.84 136.78 114

KR,PR Margherita [35] ED Rice ... 8.90· 124.64 115

KR . Margherita [281 Rice 20.23 153.78 70.42 116

KR Margherita [30J Rice 93.07 204.77 155.40 117

KR,PR Margherita (32) ED Rice 51.80 352.88 118

_KR,~R Margherita (33] ED Rice 50.58 39.26 254.14 119

KB. Marghetita {42J Rice 60.75 4.00 120

133

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a,_ dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hec!ares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9' 10

121 Natun . 348.03 P -( - 5) W -:- (:-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Laglabasti

122 Eightmile 271.13 -( -:-5) -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Ahorgaon

123 Yohbin NA No Population

Gaon N. C.

124 Namphai F. V. 125,45 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) BS

1.75 Tinko Pathar 424.91 P - (- 5) W -( - 5) -(-5) :-(~5)r Semagaon

(Tinko Pathar)

126 Jayrampur Gate 180.08 ~ (10+) -(10+) W -(10+) Thursday BS

N.C.

127 War a N. C. 275.18 -(-5) -(5-10) F -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)·

128 Hanju N. C. 327.80 P -(5 -10) F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

129 Tipongpani Coal 388,50 P -(5-10) TW,W PO Saturday -(5-10)' Area Phone

130 Tipong Pani 150.13 P -(-5) W -(-5) Saturday BS

Natun Gaon

131 Tipong Pani 212.05 P H TW,W PO Saturday BS

Ward

132 Paharpur N. C. 333.87 P -(-5) TW,W - (- 5) -(-5) -( -5)

133 Balijan N. C. 342.76 P -( -5) W -( - 5) -(-5) BS

134 Tirap No.2 505.85 P H tw,w -(-5) . Saturday BS

135 Lalpahar Gaon ,358.55 P -- (-- 5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)·

136 Lalpahar Pathar 252.52 P -(- 5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

137 Lekhapani Grant 299.46 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) - (5-.10)., No. 20

(Section No.2) 138 Tirapgaon No. 1 318.08 P H TW,W -(-5) -- (.- 5) BS

134

DIRECTORY Police Station : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply iD hectares rounded to two decimaJ places.) .- eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR- Margherita [30J Rice 89.03 359.00 121

KR Margherita [45] RIce 68,79 202.34 122

NA NA NA NA NA 123

KR Margherita [42] Rice 125.05 0.40 124

KR Margherita [31] Rice 68.79 356.12 125

KR Margherita [52J Rice 84.98 46.53 48.57 126

KR Margherita [40] Rice 121.40 63.53 90.25 '127

KR Margherita [32J Rice 149.73 89.03 89.04 128

KR Margherita [24] Rice&Wheat 157.90 80.25 50.35 129

PR,KR Margherita [21] EO Rice&Wheat 10.52 115.74 23.87 130

PR Margherita [19] ED Rice 52.20 159.85 131

KR Margherita [28] Rice 137.60 141.64 54.63 132

KR Margherita [21) Rice 25.50 182.10 1)5.16 133

PR Margherita [ISJ EO Rice IOS.21 116.96 283.68 134

KR Margherita [19] ED Rice&Maize 81.75 87.00 189.80 135

KR Margherita [18] Rice 93.07 110.89 48.S6 136

KR Margherita [19] Rice&Wheat 131.92 82.55 84.99 137

PR Margherita [16] EO Rice&Wheat .. , 39.26 3S.61 243.21 138

135

Distrh:. : DIBRUGARH 03/5

Loca­'(ion Code No.

Total area Total Name of Village of the popu-

village IMion (in and

hectares) no. of . house

holds

2 3 4

139 Lekhapani Gaon 109.26

140 Lekhapani Nepali 376.36 Gaon

141 Tipongpani 293.39 Station Area

142 Pensioner Gaon 607.02 (Bishnuput N. C.

, No.1)

143 Parbatipur 339.12

Total for the 45,779.76 Police Station

VILLAGE

Al\1ENITmS

Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms). (5 -10 kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

water Telegraph, : of Market, tion (Bus (Potable) Hat·, if any stop, Railway

station, . Water way)

5 6 7 8 9 10

P -(-5) TW PO Sunday BS

P ~( -5) TW,W PO -( -5) BS

'P H TW,W PO Saturday BS

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

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

P=107 H=18 M= 11 D= 3 H= 4 HC= 1

PHS= 1

DIRECTORY Police StatioD : MARGHERITA 5

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca_ to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) For~t Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious. histo-

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

Jfoves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 19 20 1

PR Margherita (18] EO Rice 7.28 72.85 29.13 139

KR Margherita (17] Rice 74.06 153.78 148.52 140

PR Margherita [28] EO Rice 203.15 40.46 49.78 141

KR Margherita [33] Rice 109.26 ~7.76 142 <

KR Margherita (32) Rice 80.94 258.18 143

252.24 216.50 16,045.40 4,229.54 25,036.08

137

Sl. No.

1. 2.

3.

4. , 5. 6. 7. 8.

9.

10. 11. 12. 13.

14. 15. 16. -17.

18.

19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.

-29. 30.

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ALPHABET[CAL LIST OF VILLAGES

o N arne of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages

Abhoypuria Gaon 03/5/6/118 31. Basmatia T. E. No.7 Amulguri Gaon 03/5f6fl86 32. Basmatia T. E. No.8 (Amulguri T.E.) 33. Bayansuk Gaon (Bazan Chuk) Anadabari T. E. 03/5/6/249 34. Bazalani T. E. 23 NLR (!'\ o. 52 Darkhasta) 35. Bazalani T. E. WL No. 8/6{19 Ara Pathar Gaon 03/5/6/299 36. Bazalani T. E. WL No. 19123

Arasuti N. C. 03/5/6/177 37. Bhado i Nagar' B:lgradia T. E. 03/5/6/114 38. Bhajani Gaon Bahadur T. E.- 344 NLR 03/5/6/37 39. BhekulaJan Gaon Baham Pathar Gaoh No. 1 03/5/6/290 40. Bhcrbheri Gaon (Bahani Pathar) 41. Bhereki Bam Gaon BJhani Pathar No.2 03}5}6/281 42. Bhonga.Muria Gaon (Bahani Pathar N. C.) 43. Bijulibari T. E.

Bajalani T. E. No. 331 NLR 03/5/6/28 (No. 322 Darkhasta) Bajalani T. E. WL No. 22 03/5/6/63 44. Bisphutia Gaon Bakulani Gaon-No. 1 03/~/6/291 45. 130kajan Gaon

Bakulani Gaon No.2 03/5/6/289 46. Bokulani Gaon No.3

(Bokulalli N.C' No.2) (Bokulalli N. C.)

Balijan Gaon- 03/5/6/197 47. Bora Gadhoi Gaon

Balijan T. E (No. 117 O.C) 03/5/6/194 48. Boraguri Gaon

Balijan T. E. No. 240 03/5/6/182 49. Borbam Gaon No.2

Balijan T. E. 3/543 Darkhata 03/516/195 50. Bordubi Gaon No. 1

Balijan T. E. 03/5/61183 51. -Bordubi Gaon No.2

(No. 131/176/142 NLR Grant) 52. Bordubi Town

Bali Mara Gaon 03[5/6/203 53. Borhola Kachari Gaon

Bam Bari Gaon 03/5/6/68 54. Borjan Gaon

Barnuni Kuria No. 1 03/5/6/134 55. Borjan R. F.

Bamuni Kuria No.2 03/5/6/142 56. Bor.l{ula Gaon

Bantana Gaon 03/5/6/159 57. Borpathar No.,1

Barbam Gaon No. 1 0315/6/150 58. Borpathar Gaon No.2

Barbheta Bongali Gaon 03/5/6/4 59. Chabua T. E. Barbheta Kuhiar Bari 03/5/6/8 60. Cfiaharikata No.1

Barbheta T. E. No.331 NLR 03/5/6/10 61. Chaharikata No.2

Basajan Gaon 03/5/6/222 62. Chakalia Patqar

Basmatia Gaon No. 2 03/5/6/124 63. Chal<aLibharia Gaon

Basmatia Gaon No. 1 03/5/6/133 64. Chalakataki Gaon No.1

138

Location Code

03/5/6/129 03/5/6/128 OJ 15/61191 03j5/6/60 03/5)6/62 03/5/6/61

03/5/6/314 03/516/ III 03/5/6/17.1

OJ/5/6/56 03/5/6/155 03}5}6/160

03/5/6/239 03/5/6/42 03/5/6/27

03/5/6/292.

03/5/6/263 03/5/61243 03/5/6/123

03/5/6/49 03/5/6[208

03/5/6/48 03/5/6/188

03/5/6/41 0,,/5/0/39

03/5/6/258 03/5[6/242 03/516/300 03/5/6/98

03/5/0/136 0315/61137 03/5/6/148' 03/5/6/157 03j5/6/230

Sl. No.

65. 66.

67. 68. 69. 70. 71.

72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78:

79.

80.

81. 82. 83. 84. 85.

86. 87. 88. 89. 90.

91. 92. 93.

94.

POLICE STATION :: BORDUBI (03/5/6)

ALPHA~ETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages

Chalakataki Gaon No.2 03'5/6/231 95. Dhuliajan F. V.

Chaotal Basti (Gulimara 03/5/6/047 (Dimaruhola Dhuliajan N. C.) F.V) Chapatali Bongali Gaon 03/5/6/316 96. Dhuliajan Gaon Chapatali Gaon No.1 03/5/6/313 97. Dbuliajan Habi Gaon Chapatali Gaon No.2 03/5/6/295 98. Digboimukh Gaon Chapatali Gaon No.3 03/5/6/297 99. Digboipathar Gaon

Chapatali Gaon No.4 03/5/6/298 100. Dighaliahola Gaon

(Chapataii N. C.) (Dighalia Gaon)

Chapatali Nagaon 03/5/6/312 101. Dihing Arasuti Gaon . Chari Chungi Gaon 03/5/6/91 102. Dihing Rola No.1 Char~ Chungi Habi 0315/6/93 (Dihing Ro1a Gaon) Chetia Pathar Gaon No. 1 03/5/6/221 103. Dihing Bola No.2 Chetia Pathar No.2 03/5/6/220 (Dihing Roia N.C) Chirika Bill 03/5/6/219 104. Dihing Kinar Bongali Gaon Chotatingrai T. E. 03/5/6/7 105. Dihing Kinar Bongali No.2 No. 54 F.C (Dihing KinaI')

Chotatingrai T. E. 03/5/6/12 106. Dikam Naharani No. 7/8 WL 107. . Dirial Gaon

Chungi Gaon (Chungi T.E) 03/5{6/116 lOS. Dirial T.E (No.2

Chungi Patllar Gaon 03/5/6/109 Darkhasta)

Chowdang ~aon 03/5/6/165 109. Dulia Gaon

Ciringkhat Gaon No.1 03/5J6)198 110. Dulia Gaon No.2

Ciringkhat Gaon No.2 03/5/6/199 (Oulia Gaon ~.C)

Da-hukuta Gaon 03/5/6/262 Ill. Duliajan Gaon No.1

(Oahakata Gaon) 112. Duliajan Gaon

Dahutia 03/5J6/69 (Duiiajan N.C) Deoblll Gaon 03/5/6/125 113. Gal1dhia Gaon Deogharia Gaon 03/5/6/189 114. Gelipung Gaon Deohal T.E 03/5)6/73 115. Gerekani Gaon Deohal T.E 03/5/6/74 116. Ghahi Gaon

Dharia Gaon 03/5/6/107 117. Ghomtal Gaon Dharia Roitak Gaon 03/5/6/65 ] 18. Ghotong Bongali Gaon

Dhekiajan Gaon No.2 03/5/6/311 119. Guiakhati No.1 (Dhekiajan N.C) (Guiakhati Gaon) Dhekiajan.No. 1 03/5/6/308 . 120. Guiakhati No.2 (Dhekiajan Gaon) (Guiakhati N.C)

139

Location Code

0315;6/78

03/5/6/29 .03'5/6/31 03/5/6/269 03/5/6/315 03/5/6/l08

03/5/6/176 03/5/6(140

03/5/6/144

03/5/6/162 03/5/6/161

03/5/6/95 03/5/6/202 03/5/6/209

03/5/6J212 03/5/6J213

03/5/6/210 03J5/6)211

03/5/6/115 03/5/6}320 03J5/6)172 03/5/6jl17 03/5/6}154 03)5/6/141 03{5/6/147

03/5/6/146

POLICE STATION :: BORDUBI (03/5/6)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

121. Gulaibam Gaon 03/5/6/134 150. Itakhuli TB WL No. 33 03/5/6/25 (Gulaibam N.C) 151. Jagunpam Gaon 03/5/6/210

122. Gulimara Gaon No.1 03/5/6/204 (Jagun Pathar NC) 123. Gulimara Gaon No.2 03/5/6/206 152. Jagun Pathar No.1 03(5/6/233 124. Gulimara Gaon No.3 03/5/6/205 1.53. Jagun Pathar No.2 03/5/61232 125. Gulimara TE (No. 24 03/5/6/207 154. lalani (No. 273 Darkhasta) 03/5/61254

Darkhata) 155. Jalani (No. 81 Darkhasta) 03,'5/6/272

126. Habeda Gaon No.1 0315/6/15 (Tip ling TE) 127. Habeda Gaon No.2 03/5/6/16 156. Jalani (No. 25 Darkhasta) 03/5/6/274

128. Habeda Gaon No.3 03/516/19 157. Jalani (No. 139 Darkhasta) 03/5/6/275

(Habeda N.C) 158. Jalani Naohalia Gaon 03/5/6/256

129. Hatiali Gaon 03-/5/6/102 159: Jalani T. E. 03/5/6/241

130. Hatial Gaon (Hatiali N.C) 03/5/6/302 (No. 282/263 Darkhasta) I

131. Hatiali Habi Gaon 03/5/6/104 160. Jalani T. E. (No.1 Darkhasta) . 03 /5/6/252

(Phalale Habi Gaon) 161. Jalani T. E. (No. 274 Grant) 03/5/6/25

132. Hati Bandh~No. 1 03/5/6/152 162. Jalani T. E, 03/5/6/255 133. Hati Bandha No.2 03/5/6/151 (No. 259 Darkhasta) 134. Hatigorh Balijan . 03/5/6/184 (Jalani Naobalia T. E.) 135. Hatijan T.E 03/5/(1/303 163. Jalani T.E. (Rq. Grant No. 15) 03/5{6/271

(N o. 11 0 Darkhasta) 164. Jalia Bosti 03/5(6/247 136. Hoogrijan Gaon 03j5j6{46 165. Jinga Gaon 03/5/6/6 137. Hoogrijan Gaon 03/5/6/236 166. Jutulibari Barhola Gaon 03/5/6/244 138. Hoogrijan T. E. 03/5/6/196 167. JutuIi Bari T.E. 03/5/6/246

(No. 64/60/116 NLR) (No. 303/310 Grant) 139. Hoogrijan TE FS No. 64/116 03/5/6/44 168. Jutuli Bari T.E. 03/5/6/245 140. Hoogrijan TE FS No. 116 03/5/6/45 (No. 28/2 Darkhasta) 141. Hukani Gaon (Sukani NC) 03/5/6/34 169. Kacha Gaon 03/5/6/113

142. Hukani Pathar Gaon 03/5/6/35 170. Kacha Mari Gaon 03/5/6/36

143. Hukuta Gaon 03/5/6/261 171. Kacha Pathar Gaon No.1 03/5/6/201

144. Ikrani Gaon 03/5/6/131 172. Kacha Pathar Gaon No.2 03/5/6/200

145. Ikrani No. I 03/5/6/130 173. Kakajan Gaon 03/5/6/43

146. Ikrani Gaon No.2 03/5/6/132 174. Kamhat Habi 03/5/6/97

147. Itakhuli TE No. 129/126 NTR 03/5J6Jl 175. Kamini T. E. 03/5/6/248

148. ltahhuli TE 03/5/612 (No. 27 Darkhasta) No. 1281125/165/162 NLR 176. Kapahua Gaon 03/5/6/86

149. Itakhuli TE WL 107 03/5{6/5 177. Kapahua Gaon 03/5/6/15'6

140

POLICE STA,!ION : BORDUBI (03/5/6)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S]' No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

178. Kathalani Gaon 03/5/6/126 205. Lengrai Gaon 03/5{6/238 179. KathaIguri Gaon No.1 03/5/6{304 206. Lengrai T.E. 03/5/6/9~ 180. Kathalguri Gaon No.2 03{5/6/310 207. Leza.iani Gaon 03/5/6/122 181. Kathalguri T.E. 03/5/6/306 208. Luhali 03/516 {92'

(No. 69 Darkhasta) 209. Madhuting Bongali Gaon 03/5/6/283 182. Kathalguri T. E. 03/5/6/307 210. Madhuting Gaon 03/5{6/282

(No. 35 Darkhasta) 211. Madhuting No.2 03(5(6/277 183. KathaIguri T.E. 03/5/6/309 212. Madhuting T.E. (No. 16) 03/5/6/276

(No. 109 Darkhasta) 213. Madhuting T. E. 03/5/6/288 (Kathalguri T.E.) (No. 24 Darkhasta)

184. Keheng T.E. 5/18 03/5/6/3 214. Madhuting T.E. 03/5/6/251 185. Kebung T.E. 03/5/6f76 (No. 51 Darkhasta) 186. Kenduguri No. 1 03/5/6{139 (Mayajan T.E.) 1~7. Kenduguri No.2

, 03/5/6/138 215. Madhuting T.E. 03/5/6/284

188. Kenduguri No.3 03/5/6/145 (No. 335 NLR) (Kenduguri N.C.) 216. Mahabir Bari T.E. 03/5/6/301

189. Kerekoni Gaon 03/5/6{293 (No. 716/648)

190. Kerekoni Gaon No.2 03/5/6/294 217. MahakaIi T.E. 315 NLR 03/5/6/38 (Kerekoni N.C.) 218. Mahakali T.E. 03/5/6/50

191. Khangia Gaon 03/5/6/120 328/338 No. NLR 192. Kharia Gaon 03/5/6/33 (Mankhushi Rqn. Grant) 193. Kharikatia Gaon 03/5/6/67 219. Mahmari Gaon No. 1 03/5/6/226 194. Kheremia Gaon 03/5/6/180 220. Mahmari Gaon No.2 03/5/6/227 195. Khetojan T.E. 03/5/6/13 221. Maharani F. V. 03/5/6/79

(No. 333 NLR) 222. Matikhana Gaon 03/5/6/66 196. Khetobari Gaon 03/5/6/26 223. l'1atikhanda N.C. 03/5/6/193

.197. Khetojan Gaon No.2 03/5/6/11 224. Merbil MajuJi No.1 03/5/6/228 (Khetojan N.C.) (Merbil MajuIi)

198. Khetopathar Gaon 03/5/6/9 225. Merbil Majuli No.2 03/5/6/229 199. Konwar Pathar Block 03/5/6/51 (Merbil N.C.)

:200. Konwar Pa.tkar -Gaon 03/5/6/52 226. MerbIl J>abhajan 03/5/6/21'0 ., 201. Langkashi Gaon 03/5/6/55 227. Merbil Pathar 03/5/6/225 202. Langkashi Gutibari 03/5/6/57 228. Merbil Top N.C. 03/5/6{234 203. Langkashi T. E. 03/5/6/23 (Merbil Top Gaon)

(307 NLR WL No. 12) 229. Miri Rola Gaon 03/5/6/87 :204. Lakhipathar F. V. 03/5/6/77 230. Mond T.E. 0315/6/75

141

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

... ~---~-.-.

Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

231. Mohkhuli Gaon 03!5,'6/~0 260. Pakharjania Gaon 03/5/6/82 (Chariali T.E.) 261. Panimudi Gaon 03/5/6/168

232. Monkhushi T.E. 03/5/6/50 262. Patlang Mara 03/5/6/94 311/304 NLR 263. Pekhelajan Gaon 03/5}6}319

233. Monkhushi T.E. 0\'5/6/53 (Pekhela Gaon) 339 NLR WL No. 23 264. Pekhela Bongali Gaon 03/5/6/317

234. Morankari 03/5/6/70 265. Phukanbari T.E. 03/5/6/192 235. Mont Ghat 03/5/6/72 No. 196/197 NLR 236. Murani Amguri Gaon 03/5/6J81 266. Phukanbari T.E. 03J5J6J164 237. Muran Pathar Gaon .03/5/6/84 125/146 ORR 238. Nagajan Gaon 03/5,'6/305 267. Pithunagar T.E. 03/5/6/149 239. Naharani Gaon No.1 03/5/6/106 268. Powali Pathar 03/5/6/214 240. Naharani Gaon No.2 03/516/127 269. Rajgarhali T.E. 03/5}6J215

241. Nahar Katia Bamun Gaon 03/'5/6}267 (No. 42}17/15) 242. Nahar Katia Na-Gaon 03/5/6/266 270. Rajgarhali T.E. 03/5/6/181

243. Nahar Katia Koiborta Gaon 03/5/6/268 No. 30G NLR Grant 244. Nalani Pathar 03/5/6/265 271. Rajgarhall T .E. 03/5/6/30 245. Naohalia Gaon No.1 03/5/6/259 WL No. 15 246. Naohalia Gaon No.2 03/5/6/257 272. RajgarhaJi T.E. 03/5/6/32 247. Naohalia Gaon No.3 03/5j6/260 WL No. 26/21

(Naohalia N.C. No.1) 273. - Ramkanai Gaon 03/5/6/112 248. Nakari Gaon 03J5j6/190 274. Rangagara Nepali Gaon 03/5/6/175

249. Nakhangia Gaon 03/5/6/121 . 275. Roborbari Gaon 03/5/6/24 (Nakhangia Bangali Gaon) 276. Rongchongi Gaon 03/5/6190·

250. Nakhangia Gaon 0315/6/155 277. Rongagora Gaon No.1 03/5/6/279

251. Niz-Bhekulajan Gaon 03/5J6;167 278. Rongagora Gaon No.2 03/5/6/278

252. Niz-Tengakhat 03/5/6/119 279. Rongajan Bongali No.1 03/5/6/250 253. Pabhajan Gaon 03/5/6/216 280. Rongajan Bongali No.2 03/5/6/287 254. Pabhajan Gaoll No.2 03/5/6/217 281. Rongajan Bongali No.3 03/5/6/286

(Pabhajan N.C.) 282. Saiiaguri Gaon 03/5/6/54 255. Pagia Bosti F.V. 03J5/6/80 283. Santi T.E. 03/516/296· 256. Padumoni Gaon 03/5/6/280, 284. Saru Abhoypuria Gaon 03/5/6/166 257. Panchsuti Borbau Gaou 03/5/6/223 285. Saru Pathar Gaon 03/5/6/89

(Borbal Gaon) ·286. Saru Pathar Bongali 03/5/6/235· 258. Panchsuti Gaon 03/5j6j224 287. Saru Pathar Bongali 03/5/6/88. 259 Pandhowa Gaon 03/5/6/163· Gaon

142

POJ~ICE STATION : BORDUBI (03/5/6)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF YILLAGES

Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code

288. Saru Pathar Gaon 03/5/6/240 305. Tingrai Habeda 03/5/6/21 (Madhuban) 306. Tingrai Habeda No.2 03/5/6/20

289. Sealkati T.E. 0315:6/96 307. Tingrai Hola Gaon 03/5J6{185 290. Serserijan 03/5/6/179 308. Tingrai Nepali Gaon No. 1 03/5/6/174 291. Silikhaguri 03/5/6/71 309. Tingrai Nepali Gaon No.2 03/5/6/173 292. Simaluguri Chuk 03/5 ;(,/59 310. Tinikuria Gaon 03/5/61 237 293. Simaluguri Gaon 03/5/6/58 31l. Tipling Naoholia 03/5/61273 294. Tamulikhat 03/5j6/110 (Naoholia TiplingGaon) 295. Telpani F.V. 03/5j6/135 312. TipJing Puranaghat 03/5/6/264 296. Tengapani Gaon 03/5/6/22 313. Tipamia gaon 03/5/6/85 297. Tengapani T.E. 03/5i6/18 314. Tipomia Gaon 03/5/6/285

No. 316 NLR 315. Udaguri Gaon 03/5/6/99 298. Tihirabali N.C. OJ/5/6/318 316. Wilton No. 16 03/5/6/105 299. Tikirabal Gaon 03/5/5/153 317. Wilton No. 11 03/5/6/103

(TikariIa Bali) 318. Wilton Chakraborty 03/5/6/lOl 300. Tingrai Bongali Gaon 03/5/6/14 (22/157 ORR Grant) 301. Tingrai Borhola Gaon 03/5/6/187 319. Wilton T.E No. 11 03/5/6/100 302. Tingrai Chariali 03/5/6/178 LCR Grant 303. Tingrai D0111 Gaon 03/5/6/170 320. Zengani Gaon 03/5/6/17 / 304. Tingrai Gaon 03/5}6/169

143

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in' broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+Ions) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I 10

03/5/6/1 Itakhuli T.E 249.35 P H TW -"-(-5) -( -5) -·(-5) (No. 129/126

NLR)

2 ItakhuiiT.E 319.63 -(-5) :._ (- 5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) (No. 128/125/ 165/162 NLR)

3 KehengT.E 237.05 P H TW -(-5) -( -5) BS ~5/l8)

4 Borbheta 153.72 •• ~ 4- -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5} Bongali Gaon

5 Itakhuli T.E 51.79 P,M -(-5) TW -(-5) Tuesday BS· (WL/107)

6 Jinga Gaon 38.79 P,M -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS:

7 Chota. Tingrai 255.37 P H TW -<-5) -( -5) BS· T.E (No. 54 F.e)

8 Borbheta 76.99 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) -(- 5)-Kuhiarbari

9 Khetu Pathar 117.87 -(-5) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-S) - (- 5)· Gaon

10 Borbheta T.E 128.61 P -(-S) TW -(-5) Saturday -(-5),

(No. 331 NLR)

11 KhetuJan Gaon 18.42 -(-5) -(5--· 10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -( - 5)-No.2 (Khetojan

N.C)

12 Chotatingrai T.E 49.34 -(-5) -(-5) TW. -(-5) -(-5) BS (No. 7/8 WL)

13 Khetojan T.E 255.15 P H TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5),

(No. 333 NLR)

14 Tingrai Bongali 146.14 ~ .... P -(5-1Q) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5» Gaon

144'

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

-Approach Nearest town and pOVver Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tiOD village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No. source souJiCe eluding for rieal or af-

gauchar & cult iva· ehaeological groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

, PR , Tinsukia [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 202.40 22.65 24.30 N-20 03/5/6/1 EO C-3, T-2

PR Tinsukia [ 7] ED Rice&Wheat ... 243.14 - 36.02 40.47 N-20 2 M-2, C-l

, PR Tinsukia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 202.65 12.14 22.26 N-30, M-2 3

EO C-5, T-2

KR Tinsukia [ 4] Rice 121.75 19.82 12.15 N-25 4 C-l, M-l

PR Tinsukia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 12.14 11.32 28.33 N-20 5 EO

KR:. Tinsukia. [ 3] Rice 20.58 6.07 12.14 N-- 6 6

PR TiBsukia [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 214.49 16.18 24.70 N-25 7 EO T-l, C-l

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 57.57 4.04 15.38 N- 5 8

KR Tinsukia [ 8J Rice 81.45 16.18 20.24 N- 5 9

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 96.24 20.23 12.14 N- 5 10

KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice 12.35 3.23 2.84 M- 4 11

PR Tinsukia [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 36.80 4.04 8.50 N- 5 12

KR Tinsukia [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 202.54 28.32 24.29 T- 1 13 EO

KR MakLm [ 6] Rice 80.99 40.46 24.69 N-I0 14

145

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village· lation kms) and (lO+kmS) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

IS Habeda Gaon 57.97 P -(5-10) W - (5-10) -( - 5) -(5-10) No.1

16 Habeda Gaon 281.15 P -(5-10) W,TW - (5 -10) -( - 5) -,-( - 5) No.2

17 Zengani Gaon 275.15 P -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

18 Tengapani T.E 599.33 P H TW Phone Saturday -( --5) (No. 316 NLR)

19 Habeda Gaon 64.98 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) No.3

(Habeda N.C)

20 Tingrai Habeda 8.22 -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) - (-5) -( -5) No.2

21 Tingrai Habeda 118.66 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

22 Tengapani Gaon 170.24 P -(-5) W -( -5) - (- 5) -(-5)

23 Langkashi T.E 227.73 P H TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (307 NLR WL

No. 12)

24 Roborbari Gaon 107.35 P -t -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) . 25 Itakhuli T.E 75.17 -(-5) -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

(WL No. 33)

26 Khetubari Gaon 17.19 -( -5) -( -5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(- 5)

27 Borajan Gaon 81.36 -( -5) -( -5) W -(-5) -( - 5) - (-5)

28 Bajalani T.E 164.30 -( -5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

(WL No. 17)

29 Dhuliajan Gaon 166.32 P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(-5) -( -5)

30 Rajgarh Ali T.E 86.60 P H TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

(WL No. 15)

31 Dhuliajan Habi 227.96 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( -5) -:- ( - 5) Gaon

146

DIRECTORY PoUce StatioD: BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest'town and Power Staple food Land use.( Le. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Coca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR M_akum [ 6] Rice 41.78 4.04 12.15 N-IO 15

KR Makum [ 6J Rice / 202.64 28.32 50.19 N-20 16

KR Makum ( 6] Rice 202.71 40.46 31.98 N- 5 17

PR Makum [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 485.62 40.46 73.25 T- 1 18 EO C-2, N-25

KR Makum [ 5] Rice 38.67 12.14 14.17 N- 4 19

KR Makum [ 2] Rice 6.07 0.80 1.35 20

KR Makum [ 4] Rice 81.02 29.54 8.10 21

KR Makum [ 5J ED Rice 89.31 60.70 20.23 N-IO 22

KR Makum [ 61 ED Rice&Wheat 161.87 32.37 33.49 N-25 23 EO T-I, C-2

KR Makum [ 4] Rice 81.05 14,16 12.14 N- 4 24

KR Makum [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat , .. 22.25 40.78 12.14. N- 2 25

KR Makum [ 6] Rice 8.09 7.07 2.03 N- 3 26

KR Makum [ 6J Rice 40.49 28.32 12.55 27

KR Makum [10J Rice&Wheat 128.42 10.11 25.77 28

KR Makum [ 6] Rice 58.44 55.16 52.72 N-20 29

KR Tin~ukia [14J ED Rice&Wheat 42.49 8.90 .35.21 30

KR Makum [ 7] Rice 12l.40 40.46 66.10 31

147

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5-10 Code village latton kms) and (lO+kms) of the near~t_I>lace where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day Or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

32 Rajgarh Ali T.E 678.26 -( -5) -(-5) TW -(5-10) -(5 -10) -( -5)

(WL NQ. 26/21)

33 Kharia Gaon 168.42 -(-5) -(5- JO) W -(5 -10) -(-5) -(-5)

34 No.2 Hukani 141.64 -( - 5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -( --5) Gaon

(Sukani N.C)

35 Hukani Pathar 230.54 P -(5~10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

Gaon

3.6 Kachamari Gaon 388.30 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -C- 5)

37 Bahadur T.E 245.27 P H TW -(5-10) Saturday -(-5)

(344 NLR)

38 Mabakali T.E 570.81 P(2) H TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

(3151\LR)

39 Borjan R.F NA -( - 5) -(.., 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5)

40 Mohkhuli Gaon 213.U7 P(3) -( -5) W,TW PO -( - 5) BS

(Chariali T.E)

41 BQrjan Gaon 223.63 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( -5) BS

42 Bisphutia Gaon 125.46 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) ~( -5)

43 Kakajan Gaon 20.37 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

44 Hoogrijan T.E - 785.98 PUC -( -5) TW PO -(-5) BS

(FS No. 64/116) Phone

45 Hoogrijan T.E 50.03 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

(FS No. 116)

46 Hoogrijan Gaon 28.64 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

47 Chaotal Basti 8.66 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) _ -( -5)

(Gulimara N.C)

48 Bordubi Town 61.Q2 P,M, D TW PO Thursday BS

H-(2) Sunday

148

DIRECTORY Police Station BOBDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

..tA.pproach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance SuppJy in hectares rOl'nded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cult iva- chaeologicaJ

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Tinsul:ia [13] Rice&Wheat 556.86 60.70 60.70 32

KR Makum [ 6] Rice 99.22 26.70 42.50 N-10 33

KR Tinsukia [13] Rice 81.41 38.44 21.79 N-IO 34

KR Tinsukia [2S] Rice 149.60 32.37 48.S7 N-20 35

{5.

KR Tinsukia [12J ED Rice 283.48 48.56 56.26 N-IO 36

KR Tinsukia [19J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 202.34 16.18 26.75 N-20, T-l 37 C-2

KR Tinsukia [11] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 485.62 40.46 44.73 N-25, T-l 38 C-3

KR Tinsukia [12J Rice NA NA NA 39

KR,PR Tinsukia [ 5J ED,EO Rice 131.92 52.60 28.55 N-25, C-l 40

KR Tinsukia l 8] ED RIce 142.70 52.60 28.33 N-IO 41

KR Tinsukia .[14] Rice 60.71 36.42 28.33 N-S 42

·KR,PR Tinsukia [13] Rice&Wheat 8.23 4.04 8.10 N-S 43

PR Tinsukia [12] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 724.38 4.04 57.56 N-70, C-3 44

KR Tinsukia [ 12J Rice 40.46 9.57 45

KR Tinsukia [11] Rice 25.78 0.40 2.46 46

KR Tinsukia [11] . Rice 8.26 0.40 47

PR Tinsukia· [ 9] ED Rice&Wheat 28.32 9.72 23.88 N-90, C-4 48

149

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tim) (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

49 No. I Bordubi 177.45 P H TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

50 Monkhushi T.E 334.66 P H TW Phone -(-5) -(-5) (311/304 NLR)

51 Konwari Pathar 22.39 P -( -5). TW -(-5) -( -5) -(- 5) Block

52 Konwari Pathar 277.21 P -(-5) TW PO -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

53 Monkhushi T.E 181.30 P - (10+) TW - (10+) -(5- )0) -(5::_ 10)· (339 NLR WL

No. 23)

54 Salaguri Gaon 152.20 -(-5) -(~-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) :.... (10+)'

55 Langkashi Gaon 140.02 P(3), M(2) FPC W -(5-10) -( -5) -(10+) H

56 Bherbheri . GaoD 249.29 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(10+)

57 Lankashi 267.90 -(-5) - (5-10) W -(10+) -( -5) -(10+ ) Gutibari

58 Simaluguri 133.14 P -(- 5) W,TW - (5 -10) -(5-10} -(10+) GaoD

59 Simaluguri 179.81 P -(5.,.10) W,TW -(5-10) -(10+) --(5-10)~

Chuk

60 Bazalani T.E 406.7i P H TW,W -(-5) Saturday -(-5) (23 NLR)

61 Bazalani T.E 407.11 -(-5) .,. ( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (WL No.J9/23)

62 Bazalani T.E 600.15 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) (WL NoJ3/6/19)

63 Batalani TE. 160.79 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) . - (- 5)-(WL No. 22)

150

DIRECTORY Police Station: BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under differellt types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of 'reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rica1 or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologic~1I

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

.KR,PR Tinsukia [10] EO Rice&Wheat 159.85 2.18 15.42 N-50, C- 5 49

KR Tinsukia [21] ED Rice&Wheat 278.42 4.85 51.39 N .... 50, C-5 50

KR Tinsukia [12] Rice 19.42 0.80 2.17 51

KR Tinsukia [14] ED Rice&Wheat 269.11 2.03 6.07 N-20 52

KR Tiosukia [22] Rice&Wheat 107.24 46.54 27.52 N-5 53

KR Tinsukia [14J Rice 111.33 12.14 28.73 54

KR Tinsukia [16] Rice 67.98 57.46 14.58 55

KR Tinsukia [1 <>] Rice 215.29 8.90 25.10 56

KR DuIiajan [14J Rice 166.32 'sl.39 50.19 57

KR Tinsukia [14] Rice 113.42 9.30 10.42 58

KR Tinsukia [14] Rice 89.97 75.27 14.57 59

PR,KR Makum [ 13] EO Rice&Wheat 277.25 60,26 69.20 60

'PR,KR Makum . [12] Rice&Wheat 282.47 53.01 71.63 61

KR Makum [10J Rice&Wheat 465.38 30.35 104.42 62

KR Makum [ 9] Rice&Wheat 121.13 11.73 27.93 63

151

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

--------,

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). . No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) . no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus houSe (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway . holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

64 Mahakali T.E. 306.82 P H .TW -(-5) -( -S) -(-S) (328/338 No. NLR) (Monkhusi Reqri.

Grants)

65 Dharia Roitak 269.24 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-S) -(5-1O} Gaon

66 Matikhana Gaon NA P,M -(-S) TW Phone Friday - (-S) .

67 Kharikatia Gaon 128.69 P -(-S) W -( -5) -(-S) -(-S)

68 Bambari Gaon 62.32 -(-5) -(S-10) W,TW -(-5) -(S-10) -; (-5}

69 Dahutia 105.21 P,M -(-S) TW -( -5) -(-5) -( - 5)

7() Morankari 17522 P,M -(-5) TW -(~S) -(5-10) -(-5}·

71 Silikhaguri 194.65 P,M . -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) ... n Mout Ghat 9.41 -'( - S) -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -S) -(-5}

73 Deohal T.E. 611.82 -( -S) -(-5) W -(-5) Saturday -(-5)

74 Deohal T.E. 845.05 P(2). H TW,W Phone -(-5) -(-5)

75 Mond T.E. NA P(2) H TW Phone . Friday -(-S)

76 Kehung T.E. 167.13 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5).

77 La1<hipathar 1457.67 P(5),H -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS F. V.

78 Dhuliajan F.V. 269.52 P(2) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(-5) -( - 5) (Dimaruhola Dhuliajan F.V.)

79 -Mamarani F. V. 53.41 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) ~( -5) -(-5)

80 Paglabosti F.V. 44.S2 P - (5-10) TW,W -(5-10) --( - 5) -(5-10).

81 Murani Amguri 220.14 P -(5- 10) TW,W -( -5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon

82 Pakharijania 134.35 P(2) -(~-1O) TW -(-5) -(5-JO) -(-5) Gaon

152

DIRECTORY Police StatiOD : BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca~ to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rieal or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

"roves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Tinsukia [22J ED Rice&Wheat 263.04 20.22 23.55 N-5. 64

KR Tinsukia [14] Rice 250.22 19.02 65 . KR Chabua [ 7J Rice NA NA NA NA NA 66

KR Tinsukia [ 9] Rice 90.65 38.04 67,

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 22.30 20.02 20.00 68

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 50.10 30.11 25.00 69

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 120.10 30.05 25.07 N-2 70

KR Tinsukia [ 6] Rice 100.20 50.25 44.20 71

KR Tinsukia [ 8] 9.41 ... No Population 72

·KR Tinsukia [12] ED Rice 583.05 28.77 73

PR,KR Tin&ukia [l1J EO,ED Rice&Wheat 823.16 11.00 10.89 74

PR Chabua [ 6J EO Rice&Wheat NA NA NA NA NA 75

KR Tinsukia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 161.94 5.19 76

KR Digboi [10] Rice 938.65 3:0.00 169.02 77

KR Makum [II] Rice 209.44 40;54 19.54 78

KR Makum [12) Rice I.. 40.20 7.09 6.12 79

KR Tinsukia [15] Rice 30.05 10.30 4.17 80

KR Chabua [ 6] . ED Rice&Wheat 149.11 11.99 59.04 N-3 81

KR Chabua [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 108.17 10.65 15.53 N-2 82

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AMENITIES

loea- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village oftbe pOpu- column and next to it in brackets tbe distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 - 10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility <J.vailable is given. )

No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-bectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, , tion (Bus

bouse (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

83 Luhali 258.29, p -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

84 Mura,ni Pathar 36.01 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Gaon

85 Tipamia GaOD 171.18 p -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

86 Kapahua Gaon 298.65 p -(5-10) TW -(-5) - (5-10) -(5 -10)

.87 Mirihola Gaon 49.77 p -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5- 10)

88 Sarupathar 32.37 p -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) .

Bongali Gaon

89 Sarupathar Gaon 66.77 P - (5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

90 Rongchangi 333.86 P,H -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Gaon

91 Charai Chungi 65.55 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5- 10) -(5-10)

Gaon

92 Lengrai T. E. 1'94.24 P H TW Phone -(5-10) BS

93 Chari Chungi 142.04 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) - (5 -10) BS

Habi

94 Patlang Mara 66.77 p -(5-10) TW -( - 5) -(5- 10) BS'

95 Dikam Naharani 80.12 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) . -(-5) BS

96 Sealkati T.E 542.27 P(3)" H TW -(5-10) ,-( -5) BS

97 Kamhat Habi 31.56 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS

98 Chabua T.E 251.31 P(2) H TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

99 Udalguri Gaon 116.95 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS

100 Wilton T.E 337.87 P H W,TW -(- 5) Saturday -(5- 10)

(No. 11 LCR Grant)

101 Wilton Chiilkra- 1512.44 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(...: 5) - (5-10)

bo.ty (22/157 ORR Grant)

154

DIRECTORY

ANI) LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest ltriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated 'Waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauehar & eultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Chabua [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 219.53 25.99 12.77 N-2 83

KR Chabua [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 31.89 0.10 4.02 N-3 84

KR Chabua [ 6] Rice&Wheat 95.69 57.89 17.60 N-2 85

KR Chabua [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 294.02 0.67 3.96 N-3 86

KR Chabua [ 6J ED Rice&Wheat 48.41 0.07 1.29 N-3 87

KR Chabua [ 5J Rice&Wheat 31.25 0.15 0.97 N-2 88

KR Chabua ( 6J Rice&Wheat 66.09 0.32 0.36 N-2 ' 89

KR Chabua [ 6] Rice&Wheat 331.59.: . 0.15 2.12 N-4 90

KR Chabua (10) Rice&Wheat 64.50 0.71 0.34 N-2 91

KR,PR Chabua [10J ED Rice&Wheat 186.37 6.37 1.50 N-3 92

KR Chabua [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 138.87 1.30 1.87 N-2 93

KR Chabua [ 9] Rice&Wheat 66.13 0.20 0.44 N-2 94

KR Chabua [ 9] Rice&Wheat 78.31 0.33 1.48 N-2 95

PR,KR Chabua [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 537.88 1.87 2.52 N-3 96

KR Chabua [10] Rice&Wheat 28.51 0040 2.65 N-2 97

KR Chabua ,[ 1] ED Rice&Wheat 245.46 0.36 5.49 N'-4 98

KR Chabua [12J ED Rice&Wheat 113.39 0.45 3.11 N-3 99

KR,PR Dibrugarh [18] ED Rice&Wheat 327.90 1.22 8.75 N-6 100 C-2

KR,PR Dibrugarh [19] ED Rice&Wheat 1374.61 122.76 15.07 N-6 101 C-2

155

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AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop. Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10

102 Hatiali Gaon 156.87 P -(5-10) TW -(-5) Thursday -(-5)

]03 Wilton No. 11 53.23 ... -(-5) -(5-10) TW -( ~5) Saturday -(-5)

104 Hatiali Habi Gaon 12.75 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) Thursday -(-5) (Phalalee Habi

Gaon

105 Wilton No. 10 156.87 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) Wednesday -(-5)

106 Naharani Gaon 197.00 P -(10+) TW,W -(-5) , Thursday -(-5) No.1

107 Dharia Gaon 197.00 P,M -(10+) W,TW -(-5) Thursday BS

108 i)ighaliahola 313.81 P -(iO+) W.TW PO Thursday BS Gaon (Dighalia

Gaon)

109 Chungi Pathar 254.00 P -(-5) W.TW PO -(-5) BS Gaon

110 TamuliJ..hat 250.41 P -( - 5) - W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

111 Bhajani Gaon 222.82 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) - (-5)

112 Ramkanai Gaon 58.78 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) _;(-5)

113 Kacha Gaon 271.06 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

114 Bagradia T.E 121.40 P H W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

115 Gandhia Gaon 205.26 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

116 Chungi Gaon 272.64 ... ' P . -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (Chungi T.E)

117 Ghahi Gaon 88.24 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

118 Abhoypuria 257.49 P -( -5) W,TW -, (- 5) -( -5) BS Gaon

119 Niz-Tengakhat 188.39 P,M,H P,H,C W,TW' PO Sunday· -(5-'-10)

120 Khangia Gaon 170.04 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

156

DIRECTOR'Y' Poliee StatioD: BORDUBI~;;f~" ,..,>; ~..' t

AND LAND USE

"Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) . Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable' Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) don interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR - Dibrugarh [27] Rice&Wheat 147.56 1.21 8.10 T-l N-2 102

PR Dibrugarh [27] Rice&Wheat 49.98 0.40 2.85 103

--KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice 10.89 0.18 1.68 104

PR Dibrugarh [27] Rice&Wheat 147.12 1.61 8.14 105

KR,PR Dibrugarh [27] Rice&Wheat 168.74 14.77 13.49 T-I 106

N-2

KR Dibrugarh [26] ED Rice&Wheat 175.41 15.53 6.06 C-l N-2 107

KR Dibrugarh [28] Rice 269.77 20.10 23.94 N-2 108

PR,KR Dibrugarh [28] Rice 198.96 40.87 14.17 N-2 109

PR,KR Dibrugarh [28] ED Rice 228.03 11.45 10.93 N-3 110

KR,PR pibrugarh [IS] ED Rice 155.11 32.96 34.75 N-l, M-l 111

KR Dibrugarh [16] Rice 52.61 2.92 3.25 112

KR Chabua [ 9] ED Rice 202.61 36.34 32.11 M-2, N-4 113

KR Dibrugarh [18] ED Rice&Wheat 121.40 ... N-2 114 T-l,C-2

KR,PR Chabua [12J ED Rice 170.57 6.74 27.95 M-2, N-3 115

.PR,KR Chabua [ 9] ED Rice 234.71 11.73 26.20 M-2, N-2 116

KR Chabua [ 9] Rice 73.09 4.83 10.32 N-l 117 . KR Dibrugarh [31J ED Rice 222.45 11.66 23.38 N-5, M-2 118

PR Chabua . [12] ED,EO Rice 147.41 40.98 N"':'25, T-3 119

M-7, C-6 :KR,PR Dibrugarh [18] ED Rice 153.09 8.S6 8.0':1 N-4, T-l 12()

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District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance'in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-to Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop,dtailway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

121 Na-Khangia Gaon 128.96 P,M -(10+) W,TW -(-S) -(-5) _;( -S) (Na-Khangia Bongali Gaon)

122 Lezaiani Gaon 85.36 P,M -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

]23 'Borbam Gaon 108.60 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -S) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

'.,

-(5-10) -(-5) 124 Basmatia 352.79 P W,TW -(-5) -(-5)-Gaon No.2

125 Deobill Gaon 313.23 P -(5-10) TW -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5);

126 Kathalani Gaon 137.18 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -'-(-5) -(-5) -(-5}

127 Naharani Gaon . 73.07 P -(10+) TW -(-S) -( -5) -( - 5) No.2

128 Basmatia T.E 248.38 P -(-5) W,"I:W -(S-10) Saturday BS No.8

129 Basmatia T.E 48.89 P -( -5) 'W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) -(5-10}.

No.7

130 lkarani No.1 8.37 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

131 Ikarani Gaon 72.43 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) ....-( - 5)

132 Ikarani Gaon 152.49 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) No.2

(Ikarani N.C.)

133 Basmatia Gaon 117.70 p -(10+) W,TW -(-5) .-(-5) -(-5) No.1

(Basmati a Gaon)

134 Golaibam Gaon 165.91 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(~S) -( -5~'

(Golaibam N.C.)

135 Telpani F.V. 77.63 P -(lO+) W,TW -(-5) Tuesday - (lO+),

136 Chaharikata No.1 4.08 p -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -,( - 5) ,-(lO+) (Chaharikata

Nadial)

153

DIRECTORY PoUce Station : BORDUBI (;

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

villa~e (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gioys, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [48] ED Rice 77.15 31.97 19.84 N-l, T-l 121

KR Dibrugarh l48] ... Rice 8209 '0.84 2.43 122

KR Dibrugarh [49] Rice 100.5J 5.97 2.12 123

KR Dibrugarh [ 49] Rice 326.66 7.47 18.66 124

KR Dibrugarh [50] Rice 284.66 8.00 20.57 125

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice 112.06 17.44 7.68 126

KR Dibrugarh [30J . Rice&Wheat 67.58 1.61 3.88 127

-KR Dibrugarh [25J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 238.12 '0.40 9.86 N-6 128 C-1, T-l

KR Dibrugarh [26] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 30.56 0.42 17.91 N-6 129 C-1, T-l

KR Dibrugarh (25) Rice 7.56 0.81 130

KR Dibrugarh [35] Rice 54.34 7.42 10.67 . 131

KR Dibrugarh [35] Rice 139.36 11.28 1.85 132

KR Duliajan [18] ... Rice&Wheat 97.49 12.36 7.85 133

KR Duliajan [18] Rice&Wheat 136.68 15.12 14.11 134

KR Dibrugarh [49] Rice 73.58 2.02 2.03 135

PR Dibrugarh [49] Rice 2.77 1.16 0.15 136

159

()istrict : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,VILLAGE

AMENITIES

_-_--- -

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-1O Code _ village Iation kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

137 Chaharikata No.2 96.86 P -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) (Chaharikata N.C.)

138 Kendug~ri No.2 182.20 P - (10+)- W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) (Kenduguri Nepali)

139 Kenduguri No.1 86.16 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10),

140 Dihinghoh No. 1 345.11 P -(10+) W,TW -(-~) -( -5) -(5-IOF Dihinghola Gaon

141 Ghotong Bongali 108.92 P -(10+) W,TW - (5-10) -(-5) -(-~)

Gaon

142 Bamuui Kuria 49.77 P -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) - (-5) -(-5)

No.2

143 Bamuni Kuria 161.06 P -(10+) W,TW - (5-10) -( -5) -(-5),

No.1

144 Dihinghola No.2 134.08 P -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -( - 5) - (-_ 5)

(Dihinghola N.C)

145 Kenduguri No.3 144.59 p -(10+) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

(Keuduguri N.C)

146 Guiakhati No.2 184.00 p -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) -

(Guriakhati N.C) 147 Guiakhati No. 1 33.91 P -(10+ ) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5)

(Guriakhati Gaon) -'

148 Chakalia Pathar 155.17 P -{5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( --5) -(-5)-

141 Pithu Nagar T.E 18.61 P H W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) -( - 5),

150 Borban Gaol1 314.16 P / -(5- iO) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

No. I 151 Hatibandha 16.17 P,H -(lO+ ) W,TW PO -(-5) BS

No.2 Phone

152 Hatibandha 138.43 P - (1O+) W,TW PO -( -5) BS-.-

No.1

160

DIRECTORY Police Station: BORDUln 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----- ------~ ------~---------~---. - - - - _--- -----

KR Dibrugarh [50] Rice 61.03 13.04 22.79 137

KR Dibrugarh [48] Rice 148.83 22.04 11.33 138

KR Dibrugarh [45] Rice 61.09 18.85 6.22 139

KR Dibrugarh [50] ED Rice&Wheat 294.36 45.36 5.39 140

KR Dibrogarh [46] Rice 97.13 6.38 5.41 141

KR Dibrugarh [47] ED Rice&Wheat 44.05 3.98 1.74 142

KR Dibrugarh [46] ED Rice&Wheat 153,03 5.00 3.03 143

KR Dibrugarh [40J ED Rice&Wheat 67.57 52.74 13.77 144

KR Dibrugarh [49] Rice 122.88 10.40 11.31 145

KR Dibrugarh L 48J Rice 167.84 9.19 6.97 146

KR Dibrugarh [49] Rice 33.91 147

KR Dibrugarh [40] Rice 128.37 14.72 12.08 N-4, T-I 148

KR Dibrugarh [47] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 11.72 3.78 3.11 N-6, C-l 149 T-·l

KR Dibrugarh [41] Rice 276.42 18.84 18.90 150

KR Dibrugarh [41 ] ED Rice 14.66 1.12 0.39 N-4, T-l 151

KR Dibrugarh [40J ED Rice 62.76 31.95 43.72 N-2 152

161

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lalion kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Markef, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

153 Tikirabali Gaon 224.16 P -(10+) W,TW -(-- 5) -(- 5) -(-5) (Tikari la bali)

154 Ghomtal Gaon 164.83 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

155 Bherekibam Gaon 17.76 p -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

156 Na-Khangia Gaon 163.42 P(2) --( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

157 Chakalibbaria 132.54 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

158 Kapahua Gaon 202.65 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

159 Bantana Gaon 87.54 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

160 Bhangamuria Gaon 140.98 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (Bhangamura Gaon)

161 Dihingkinar Bongali 40.28 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) BS No.2 (Dihingkinar)

162 Dihingkinar 137.18 P -(-5) W,TW - (- 5) -( -5) -( -5) Bongali Gaon

163 Pandhowa Gaon 175.81 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

164 Phukanbari T.E 81.31 P H W,TW - (10+) -(-5) -( -5) (125/146 ORR)

165 Chowdang 224.93 P(2),H -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Gaon

166 Saru Abhoypuria 185.80 p -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) Gaon

167 Niz-Bhekulajan 312.08 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

168 Panimudi Gaon 132.66 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS

169 Tingrai Gaon 295.07 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

162

DIRECTORY Police Station : BORDllBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to dislance Supply in hectares rounded to twO decimal pJaces). eluding any tion

village lin kms) Forest Irriga- Un-lrn- Luluvable Area nOl place of reb- Code by ted by gated waste (in- availabll: gious, h1S10' Nu.

source source eluding lor rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologicaJ

groves) llon lDtere~l)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NW Dibrugarh L3uj Rice 17u.91 2Y .... lS 23.96 1.)3

KR Dibrugurh L3UJ bD RIce 14/.21 4.16 IJ.46 N - 2, M-1154

1-1

KK Dibrugarll I,;UJ Kice lV. u6 3.lS:l 3.2lS 155

KK Dibiugarn {jUJ ED RIce 14lS.74 .J.7'-f 1 U.>-4 150.

KK .1Jibrugarn l3uJ blJ RIce U· ... 09 1.51 6.8lS N-j, M-.d. 1:>1

1'-1

KR Dibrugarh {31J Rice 176.63 16.74 7.1.lS N-:L, 1.)8

.K.l( 1Jibru!>arh ljlj Kice 0::>.31. Ij.~,+ o.:L.6 DY

KR,NW Dibrugarh " [35J Rice illS.53 Y.4o 1...:..':J~ lo\')

KR,NW Dibrugarh l32J Kice 34.M 3.17 2.27 101

KR,NW Dibrugarh l32j Rice 105.30 llS.93 12.95 102

KR DIbrugarh L32J Kice 167.71 8.10 163

KR Chabua U2j Rice 77.09 4.22 N-3, M-1 164

KR,PR Dibrugarh [32J ED,EO Rice 205.35 6.22 13.36 N-4 165

PR,KR Chabua [l2J Rice 161).89 3.95 20.9fi N-3, C-1 166

KR Chabua L12j ED Rice 292.75 19.33 N-2 167

KR,PR Dibrugarh [29J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 98.64 25.97 8.05 N-2, C-2 168

KR Dibrugarh [29] Rice 253.72 37.46 3.89 169

163

District : DIBRUGARH OJ/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation lans) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way}

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

170 Tingrai Dom 113..67 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-S) -(-5)

Gaon

171 Bhekulajan Gaon 7.57 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) B8

172 Gerekani Gaon 59.43 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -(10+)

173 Tingrai Nepali 59.35 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

Gaon No.2

174 Tingrai Nepali 128..65 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

Gaon No.1

175 Rangagara Nepali 17.,81 P -(5,.-10) W,TW -(-5) -- ( - S) -(-5)

Gaon

176 Dihing Erasuti 39.74 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

177 Erasuti N.C. 28.41 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

178 Tingrai Chariali 193.56 P,M PRC W,TW PO -(-5) BS

179 Serserijan 128.36 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

180 Kheremia Gaon 185.06 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

181 Raja Ali T .E. No. 370.80 P H.C. W,TW PO Saturday -(- 5)

(300 NLR Grant) F.P.C.

182 Balijan T.E. 48.64 -(-5) H.C. W,TW -(-5) Sunday -(-5) (No. 240) F.P.C.

183 Balijan T.E. 363.34 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) (No. 131/176/142 N~R Grant)

184 Hatigorh Balijan 72.87 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

185 Tingraihola 403.69 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

186 Amulguri Gaon 25.15 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) BS (Amulguri T.E.)

164

DIRECTORY Police Station : BORDUBI ,

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply ill hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding aoy tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tiOD interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR. Dibrugarh PO] Rice 92.45 9.77 H.45 170

PR Dibrugarh [35] Rice 4.20 3.37 N-2 171

PR Duliajan [12J Rice 48.45 1.61 9.37 172

KR Duliajan [12] Rice 45.12 10.25 3.98 173

KR,PR Duliajan [12] Rice 104.47 12.79 11.39 174

KR Duliajan [12] Rice 15.58 0.94 1.29 175

:K.R, NW Duliajan [ 6] Rice 3.77 23.99 11.98 176

KR,NW Duliajan [ 7] Rice 8.09 19.42 0.90 N-2 177

PR Duliajan [12] ED,EO Rice 115.79 54.30 23.47 N-8,C-2 178

PR Duliajan [ 4] ED Rice 89.47 28.68 10.21 179,

PR,KR DuIiajan [ 6] ED Rice 147.37 29.31 8.38 180

PR,KR Duliajan [ 4] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 306.05 4.04 60.71 N -10, C-5 181 T- 3

PR Duliajan [10) ED,EO Rice&Wheat 45.65 2.99 N-I0, C-5 182 T-3

PR Duliajan [10] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 334.10 29.24 N-I0, C-5 183 T-3

PR Duliajan [ 6] ED Rice 19.07 44.43 9.37 184

KR Duliajan [10] Rice 341.11 14.97 47.61 185

KR,NW Duliajan [12] Rice 23.87 1.28 186

16'5

DistIid : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

-----Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distallce in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (I0+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) DO. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ---

187 Tingrai Borbola 284.58 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

188 Borbola Kacbari 191.52 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) Gaon

189 Deogbaria Gaon 196.85 P,M,H -(5-10) W,TW PO -( -5) -(-5)

190 Nakari Gaon 210.60 P,M - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

191 Bayansuk Gaon 76.42 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) (Bazancbuk)

192 Pbukanbari T.E. 244.83 -( -5) H W,TW -(10+) -( -5) -( - 5)

(No.1196/197 NLR)

193 Matikbanda N.C. 4.87 P -(-5) TW -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5)

194 Baiijan T.E. 303.57 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) Sunday -( -5)

(No. 117 O.C.) (Balijan T.E.)

195 Balijan T.E. 80.05 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5} (3/543 Darkbasta)

196 Hoogrijan T.E. 727.15 P H T,W -( -5) Sunday BS (No. 64/60/116

NLR)

197 Balijan Gaon 48.12 P -( -5) W,TW PO Sunday BS 198 Cbiringkbat 250.80 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -. (- 5),

Gaon No.1

199 Chiringkbat 66.49 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (- 5) - (-5)

Gaon No.2

200 Kachari Pathar 42.94 P,M - (- 5) W,TW PO -( -5) BS Gaon No.2

201 Kacbari Patbar 194.55 P D.P.H.S. W,TW PO -(-5) BS Gaon No.1

202 Dirial Gaon 22.05 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5)

166

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

-Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeoJogicaJ

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Duliajan [10] Rice 190.l9 89.66 4.73 187

KR Chabua [13] Rice 179.94 11.58 188

KR Chabua [10] ED Rice 183.90 12.95 189

KR Chabua [ 9] Rice 124.28 62.30 24.02 190

KR Chabua [10] Rice 54.13 19.71 2.58 191

KR Chabua [12] Rice 237.93 6.90 N -3, C-l 192

KR Duliajan [ 8] Rice 4.87 N-2 193

-PR Duliajan [101 ED,EO Rice&Wheat ]76.61 103.69 23.27 N-I0, C-5 194 T-3

'PR Duliajan [101 ED,EO Rice&Wheat 6:\.30 14.75 N - 10, C - 5 195 T-3

PR Duliajan [ 8J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 496.41 . 203.77 26.97 N -12, C-6 196 M-2

PR DuJiajan [ 6] ED Rice 21.94 14.52 11.66 197

KR Duliajan [ 3] Rice 136.41 71.14 43.25 198

KR Duliajan [ 3] Rice 49.68 13.32 3.49 N-l 199

KR Duliajan [ 3] ED Rice 41.28 0.92 0.74 N-3, M-2 200

KR Duliajan [ 2) ED Rice 159.15 26.02 9.38 N ..... 4 201

KR Duliajan [ 31 Rice 18.41 2.42 1.22 202

167

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AMENITIES

-----_.-

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code [village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph; of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

203 Balimara Gaon 220.23 -( -5) -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

204 Gulimara Gaon 45.49 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

No.1

205 Gulimara Gaon 10.92 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Gulirnara N.C.)

No.3

206 Gulirnara Gaon 84.69 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

No.2

207 Gulirnara T.E. 113.70 P H W,TW - (- 5) Saturday -(-5) (No. 24 Darkhasta)

208 Bordubi Gaon 187.72 P -( -5) TW -(-5) - (-5) -( -5)

No.1

209 Dirial T.E. 271.11 P HC W,TW Phone Saturday BS (No.2 Darkhasta)

210 Duliajan Gaon 45.05 P -(-5) TW -(-5) - (-5) -( -5) (Duliajan Gaon )

No.1

211 Duiiajan Gaon 30.89 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Duliajan N. C.)

No. ?

212 Duiia Gaon 177.61 P -(-5) W,TW -( _:.,5) -(-5) -(-5)

213 Duiia Gaon 24.l19 P -(-5) W,TW -( - 5) - (-5) -(-5) No.2 (Dulia

N.C.)

214 Powali Pathar 162.30 P -( -5) TW.W -- (- 5) -( - 5) - (-5)

215 RajaH T.E. 54.00 P HC W,TW PO Saturday -(-5)

(No. 42/17/15) FPC Phone

216 Pabhajan Gaon 182.28 P,M - (-5) W,TW - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5)

217 Pabhajan Gaon 39.50 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (Pabhajan N.C.)

No.2

168

-DIRECTORY Police Station : BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power StapJe food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in LOCil' to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

vilhge (in kms) Forest Iniga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of rcli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

SOurce source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Vuliajan [ 2J Rice 170.58 38.60 J 1.05 203

KR Duliajan [ 3] Rice 40.59 1.05 3.85 204

KR Duliajan [ 3J Rice 8.78 0.52 1.62 205

KR Duliajan [ 3] Rice 74.97 3.19 6.53 206

KR Duliajan [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 108.29 3.29 2.12 N-2, C-2 207

KR Duliajan [ 1J Rice 170.33 5.25 12.14 208

PR,KR Duliajan [ 2] ED.EO Rice&Wheat 242.95 23.30 4.86 N-13 209 C-4, T-2

PR Duliajan [ 1] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 13.35 21.58 10.12 N-5, M-2210 C-I

PR Duliajan IJ ED,EO Rice& Wheat 20.63 2.16 8.10 N-20, M-4 211 C-7

KR Duliajan ( 2J ED Rice 7J .58 45.32 60.71 N-3 212 KR Duliajan [ 2] ED Rice 7.28 10.74 6.07 N-4, M-3 213

I KR Duliajan ~ 7J ED RICe 138.83 3.23 20.24 N-3 214

PR,KR Duliajan [ 4] EO,EO Rice&Wheat 40.46 , 13.54 N-lO, C-5 215 T-3

KR,PR Duliajan [ 3] ED Rice 85.96 39.65 56.67 N-3 216

KR Duliajan L 3] ED . Rice 19:42 3.88 16.20 N-3, M-3 217

169

District: DlBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stoP. Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

218 MerbiIl 96.02 P - (5-10) W,TW -( - 5) -(5-10) -(~5)

Pabhajan

219 Chirika Bill 42.51 P - (5--10) W.TW -(-5) - (-5) BS

220 Chetia Pathar 67.58 P -(5-10) W.TW -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10) No.2

221 Chetia Pathar 35.56 P -- (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon No.1

222 Basajan Gaon 43.71 P -(5-10) W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) BS

223 Panchsuti Borbali 70.94 P -(5-10) W,TWR -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) Gaon (Barbali

Gaoil)

224 Panchsuti Gaon 263.58 P -(5-10) W,TWR -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

225 Merbill Pathar 77.94 P -(5-10) W,TW -( - 5) -(5-l0) -(-5)

226 Mahmari Gaon 427.97 P - (5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5) No. 1

227 Mahmari Gaon . 242.22 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) No.2

228 Merbill Majuli 180.97 P No.1 (Merbil

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

Majuli)

229 Merbil Majuli 142.99 P No.2 (Merbil

-( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

N.C.

230 Chala Katuki 179.72 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-s, Gaon No.1

231 Chala Kataki 109.11 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon No.2

232 Jagun Pathar 84.69 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS No.2

170

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply i[1 hectares rounded to two decimal places.) cluding any tioD

village (in kms) Forest lrriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ch3eological

groves) tion interest)

~---

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Duliajan [ 5] Rice 68.53 7.99 19.50 218

KR Duliajan [ 5] Rice 34.62 5.11 2.78 219

KR Duliajan [ 5] Rice 58.88 6.15 2.55 220

KR Du1iajan [ 5J Rice 23.76 9.38 2.42 221

KR Duliajan [ 8] Rice 29.79 10.07 3.85 222

KR,NW Duliajan [1OJ Rice 58.33 4.83 7.78 223

KR,NW Duliajan [ 6] Rice 145.84 62.09 55.65 224

PR Duliajan [ 5] ED Rice 56.54 16.38 5~02 225

PR Duliajan [ 6J ED Rice 321.86 30.29 75.82 226

PR Duliajan [ 4j ED Rice 210.90 20.44 10.88 227

KR,PR Duliajan [ 6J Rice&Wheat 80.94 66.15 33.88 228

KR,PR Duliajan [ 3] 73.90 41.65 27.44 229

KR,PR Duliajan 2J ED Rice 89.84 14.16 75.72 N-5, M-3 230 C-2

KR,PR Duliajan 3J ED Rice 54.22 34.65 2('.24 N-4, C-l 231 :H-2

KR,PR Duliajan [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 67.98 12.16 4.55 232

171

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way}

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

233 Jagun Pathar 72.81 P -( -5) TW -( -5) - (-5) BS No.1

234 .fvIcrbil Top N.C. 6.11 P - (-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) - (-5) (Merbil Top Gaon)

235 Sarup<.:thar 49.91 P -( - 5) W,TW -- (- 5) -( -~) BS Bongali

236 Hoogrijan 19.0') -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) Gaon

237 Tinikuria Gaon 83.81 P -( - 5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS

238 Lengrai Gaon 201.13 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

239 Bijulibari T.E. 166.37 P H W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS (No. 322 Darkhasta)

240 Sarup,!thar Gaon 65.04 P -( - 5) W,TW -( -5) Sunday BS (Sarupathar Gaon )

241 JaJani Madhuban 277.16 P H,C W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) BS T.E. 'No. 282/263 Darkhasta)

242 Borpathar No. I 177.70 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) BS

243 Boraguri Gaon 160.99 -( -5) -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

244 Jutulibari 107.47 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Borhola Gaon

245 Jutulibari T.E 76.12 P (No. 28/2

HC,FPC TW PO -(-5) BS

Darkhasta)

246 lutulibari T.E. 76.15 P (No. 303/310)

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

(Jutulibari T.E.)

247 Jaliabosti 179.26 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

248 Kamini T.E. 214.15 P H W,TW -(10+) -(-5) -(10+) (No. 21 Darkhasta)

172

DIRECTORY Police Station: BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code [village lation kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

249 Anandabari T.E. 226.42 P H W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) BS (No. 52 Darkhasta)

250 Rongajan 56.21 P -( - 5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5) Bongali No.1

251 Madhuting T.E. 238.49 P HC W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) BS (No. 51 Darkhasta) Mayajan T.E.)

252 Jalani T.E. 174.40 P HC W,TW -(5-10) -(- 5) BS (No. J Darkhasta)

253 Jalani T.E. 91.24 P -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) -( - 5), (No. 274 Grant)

254 Jalani (No. 273 97'01 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW --(5-10) -( -5) -( -5) Darkbasta)

255 lalani T.E. (No. 259 Darkha-

37.58 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) BS

~ta) lalani Naoholia T.E)

256 lalani Naohalia 169.37 P -( -5) W,TW -( -:- 5) -(-5) BS Gaon

257 Naohalia GaOD 297.15 P,M -(5- 10) W,TW -(-5) Sunday -( -5) No.2

258 Borkula Gaon 61.92 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

259 N?.oholia Gaon 136.03 P,H -(5 -10) W,TW PO Sunday BS No.1 Phone

260 Naoholia Gaon No.3 (Naohalia

28.81 -( -5) - (5- 10) W,TW -(-5) Sunday BS

N.C. No 1)

261 Hukuta Gaon 192.71 P,M -(5- 10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

262 Da-Hukuta Gaon 167.24 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS-(Dahakata Gaon)

114

DIRECTORY Police station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to t'wo decimal places). cluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated VYaste (in- available giolls, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Duliajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice& Wheat ... 212.44 5.47 8.51 N-4, C-2 249

T-l

KR Duliajan [ 8) Rice&Wheat 42.05 6.X7 7.29 250

PR Duliajan L 8] ED, EO Rice& Wheat 219.88 7.68 )0.93 N-4, C-2 251

T-l

PR. Duliajan [ 8) Rice II 6;54 5.04 52.82 N-6, C-4 252

T-2 PR Duliajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice&Wheat 81.34 1.80 8.10 N -6, C-8 253

T-2

PR Duliajan [ 8] ED. EO Rice&Wheat 77.90 3.86 15.25 N-6, C-4 2'4

T-2

PR Duliajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice&Wheat 6.07 1.12 30.39 N -6, C-4 255 T-2

KR Duliajan [ 8) ED Rice 151.12 5.87 12.38 256

PR,KR Duliajan [ 5) ED Rice&Wheat 277.73 6.02 13.40 257

KR Duliajan [ 5) Rice 43.32 4.13 14.47 N-2 258

PR Duliajan [ 5J ED Rice 119.10 10.69 6.24 259

KR Duliajan [ 5] ED Rice 22.01 2.55 4.25 260

KR,PR Duliajan [ 5] ED Rice J 51.76 8.16 32.79 261

KR,PR Duliajan [ 5) ED Rice 139.67 15.26 12.31 N-3,C-2 262

175

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

_--Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu·· column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (I0+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

263 Bora-Gadaoi 174.46 P,H -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

264 Tipling Purana 26.68 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -( - 5) Ghat

265 Nalani Pathar 113.1 q P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5)

266 Naharkatia 82.28 P -( -5) W,TWR -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) Na-Gaon

267 Naharkatia 247.46 P -(-5) TW -( - 5) - (- 5) - (-5) Bamungaon

268 Naharkatia 92.51 P -( -5) ~W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) -( - 5)

Koiborta Gaon

269 Digboimukh 90.86 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) Gaon

270 Jagunpam Gaon 79.42 P (Jagun Pathar

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

N.C.)

271 Jalani T.E. (Req Grant

666.85 -(-5) -( - 5) W,TW - (5 -10) -( -5) -(5- JO}

No. 15)

272 Jalani No. 81 ]24.25 P -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) Saturday -(5-IO) Darkhasta (Tipling

T.E)

273 Tipling Naobolia 105.10 P (Naohalia Tip!ing

-( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

Gaon)

274 Jalani (No. 25 17.14 -( -5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-lO) Darkhasta)

275 Jalani (No. 139 44.84 - ( -- 5) -( - 5) W,TW -(5 -·10) -( -5) -(5 -10) Darkhasta)

276 Madhuting TE. 103.31 p HC W,TW -(5-10) -( - 5) -(5-1O} (No. 16)

176

DIRECTORY Police StaaOD : H6imt;BI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use RemarJss (in Loca-\0 distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tioQ

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- a\'ailable gious, histo- No.

sourCe source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Duliajan [ 2J ED Rice 132.90 10.99 30.57 263

KR,NW Naharkatia r ~] L • Rice 19.26 4.78' 2.64 264

KR Naharkatia [ 4] Rke 93.51 4.13 15.55 265

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 2] Rice 72.35 3.60 6.33 N-I 266

KR Naharkaita [ 3J Rice 218.74 6.29 22.43 267

KR Naharkatia . [ 1) Rice 67.00 14.98 10.53 N-l 268

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice 72.37 8.15 10.34 269

~ Naharkatia [ 6J ED Rice 73.20 2.05 4.17 N-2 270

PR Duliajan ( 8J ED, EO Rice& Wheat 665.04 0.83 0.98 N-6, C-4 271 T-2

PR Duliajan [ 8J ED, EO Rice&Wheat 79.48 4.22 40,55 N-(', C-4 272 T-l

KR Duliajan [ 5] Rice 67.61 24j7 13.12 . N":'2 273

PR Duliajan ( 8J ED, EO Rice&Wheat 9.85 4.04 3.25 M-2 274

PR DuIiajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice& Wheat 38.35 1.21 5.28 N-6, C-4 275 T-2

PR Duliajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice& Wheat 95.10 2.02 6.1'9 N-4, C-3 276 T-2

177

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drin~ Post & Day or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ----

'L77 Madhuting 65.53 P,M -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( --5) No.2

278 Rongagora Gaon 255.55 P - (5-10) W,TW -( -·5) -( - 5) BS No.2

279 Rongagora Gaon 180.64 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS No.1

280 Padumoni Gaon 213.26 P -( - 5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) BS

281 Bahanl Pathar 71.63 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(- 5) -(-5) No.2 (Bahani N.C)

282 Madhuting 45.98 P,M -(5-10) W,TW PO -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

283 Madhuting 184.69 -( -5) -t -5) W,TW -(5-10) -(-5) BS Bongali Gaon

284 Madhuting T.E. 119.53 P -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) - (5-10) (No. 335 N.L.R)

285 Tipamia Gaon 49.57 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

286 Rongajan Bongali 106.50 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) BS No.3

287 Rongajan 43.21 P -(5 -10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Bongali No.2

288 Madhuting T .E. 32.09 -( -5) - (-5) W,TW -(5 -10) -( -5) -(5-10) (No.24 Darkhasta)

289 Bakulani Gaon 106.40 P,M P.H.C. W,TW P.O. Sunday BS No.2 (Bakulani N.C. No.2)

290 B:iliani Pather 30.58 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon No. I (Bahani Pathar)

178

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

_---. Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area' under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loea·

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-source source eluding for rieal or ra-

gauchar & cult iva- chaco logical groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Duliajan [ 8J Rice 54.02 4.28 723 277

KR Duliajan [ 8] Rice 240.18 6.55 8.82 278

PR,KR Duliajan l 7] Rice 163.03 2.94 14.67 279

KR,PR Duliajan l 9] Rice 188.98 12.94 11.34 280

KR Duliajan [ 8] Rice 53.42 10.52 7.69 281

KR Duliajan [ 8] Rice 29.55 5.01 11.42 N-2 282

PR,KR Duliajan [ 8] ED, EO Rice& Wheat 152.97 11.85 19.87 283

PR Duliajan [ 8J ED, EO Rice&Wheat 110.68 6.27 2.58 N-4, C-3 284 T-2

'KR Duliajan [ 8J Rice 39.45 6.47 3.65 285

KR DuJiajan [ 8J Rice 80.60 10.Y2 14.98 286

KR Duliajan [ 7J Rice 26.62 7.68 8.91 287

PR Duliajan [ 8J ED Rice&Wheat 22.38 3.23 6.48 N-4, C-2 288 EO T-I

PR,KR Duliajan [ 9] ED Rice 86.16 8.90 11.34 N-2 289 C-I

KR Duliajan [ 8J Rice 80.06 Ud 8.91 290

179

District : DI8~U~A~!I 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach to

village

Nearest town and distance (in kms)

Power Supply

Staple food

Police Station: BORDUBI 6

Land use { i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca .. in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) ~ ___ eluding any tion

Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cult iva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------II 12

KR;PR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

XR,PR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

KR,PR Duliajan

KR,PR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

K.R,PR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

KR Duliajan

[ 8J

[ 4]

[ 8]

[ 8]

[11]

[12]

[12]

[10J

[111

[10J

[12J

[ 8]

[12]

13 14 15 16

ED Rice

Rice

Rice

Rice

Rice

ED Rice

Rice

Rice

Rice

ED Rice

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice

ED Rice

181

17

237.95

177.73

67.53

61.87

356.88

204.13

281.91

71.84

41.43

344.56

378.03

25.57

210.58

18

12.94

12.54

4.89

6.87

10.92

8.49

14.16

11.73

5.66

1l.73

8.90

4.85

6.87

19

4.87

14.98

J 1.74

10.94

14.98

10.94

23.48

11.20

10.94

14.98

10.93

11.10

7.70

20

N-2 C-l

N-5 M-l

N-5, C-3 T-2

N-5 M-I

N-2

N-3, C-2 T-l

N-2, C-l T-l

1

291

292

293

::'94

295

296

297

298

299

300

301

302

303

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 '10

304 Kathalguri Gaon 268.44 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) - (10+) No.1

305 Nagajan Gaon 196.08 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(10+)

306 Kathalguri T.E. 163.56 -( -5) -( - 5) W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) BS (No.69 Darkhasta)

307 Kathalguri T.E. 189.38 -(-5) -(- 5) W,TW -(10+ ) -(5-10) BS (No.35 Darkhasta)

308 Dhekiajan No.1 237.38 P,M -( -5) W.TW PO -( -5) BS (Dhekiajan T.E.)

309 Kathalguri T.E. 84.53 P H W.TW -(10+) -(5-10) BS (No. 109 Darkhasta) (Kathalguri T.E.)

310 Kathalguri Gaon 452.75 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS No.2

311 Dhekiajan Gaon 64.69 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) - (1O+) No.2 (Dhekiajan N.C.)

312 Chapatali 117.65 P,M -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) BS Nagaon

313 Chapataii Gaon 129.65 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS, No. J

314 Bhadoi Nagar 65.29 P,M -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)'

315 Oigboi Pathar 56.86 -( -5) - (10+) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

316 Chapatali 54.77 P -(10+) W,TW - (5- 10) -(5-10) -(5- 10)' Bongali Gaon

182

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Near(st town and pOVler Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply ip hectares rounded to tVlO decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest lrriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ch3eoJogical

groves) tion interest)

-.----~

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR DuIiajan [12] ED Rice 233.24 11.33 23.87 N-l 304

KR Duliajan [ 15] Rice 122.42 10.52 63.i4 305

KR,PR Duliajan [ 14J ED Rice&Wheat 140.49 8.49 14.58 N-5, C-2 306 T-l

KR,PR Duliaj~n [14] ED Rice&Wheat 158.22 16.18 14.98 N-5, C-2 307 T-l

KR Duliajan [ 8J Rice 182.35 11.73 43.30 N-2 308

KR,PR Duliajan [14] ED Rice&Wheat 68.75 6.87 8.91 N-5, C-2 309 T-I

K.R,PR DuIiajan [18] ED Rice 399.74 12.94 40.07 310

'KR Duliajan [14] ED Rice 42.43 8.49 13.77 N-2 311

KR Duliajan [10] Rice 99.44 8.90 9.31 312

KR Duliajan [10] ED Rice 104.97 12.94 11.74 313

KR DuIiajan [ 10] ED Rice 38.58 14.16 12.55 N-2 314

KR Duliajan [ 10J Rice 39.86 8.09 13.91 315

KR Duliajan [12] Rice&Wheat 40.06 7.02 7.69 316

183

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5

Loca­tidn Code No.

Name of Village

2

317 Phekela Bongali Gaon

318 TihirabaH N.C.

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

3

78.35

31.57

319 Pekhelajan Gaon 28.01 (Phekeht Gaon)

320 Gelipung Gaon 133.43

Total for the 53,973.22 Police Station

TOlal popu­lation and

no. of house holds

4

... '

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities availllble :- ( if not available within U:e village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.)

--Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

_--__ --.-...

5 6

P -(19+)

-: (- 5) -(10+ )

P -(10+)

P - (10+)

P=272 PHS= 1 :M= 27 D= 2 H= 11 H=31

PUC = 1 PHC= 3 FPC= 5 HC= 9

184

water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

7 8

W"TW -(5_-1O)

W -(5-10)

W,TW -(5-10)

W~TW -(5:-10)

TW=292 Phone= 12 W=242 PO=21 T= 1 R= 3

9

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(5 -10)

station Water way)

10

-(5-10)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

-(5-10}

BS=95

DIRECTORY Police Station BORDUBI 6

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest lrriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, llisto- No.

source source eluding for rica I or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Duliajan [11 ] Rice&Wheat 51.39 10.11 16.85 317

KR Duliajan [16] Rice 12.35 7.38 11.84 318

KR Duliajan [15J Rice 19.92 4.04 4.05 319

KR Duliajan [16J .Rice 106.31 12.14 14.98 320

PR=101 ED=141) 9.85 43,379.58 5,245.60 5,338.19 N=1219 KR=274 EO= 50 C= 200

NW= II T= 78 M= 63

185

POLICE STATION .. CHABUA (03/5/7) . . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

1. Bogdung Kinar 03/5/7/15 21. Dodhia Charisuti 03/517/8

2. Boragadhai Gaon 03/5/7/17 Tengabar Kuli Gaon

3. Bindhakata No I 03/5/7/18 22. Dinjan No 2 03/517111

4. Bindhakata No 2 N.C. 03/5/7/19 23. Dinjan Chapari C3/5f7/14

5. Balijan Bongali 03/5/7/22 24. Dinjay Satra 03/5/7/31

6. Balijan Paniera D3/5/7/23 25. Dinjay Chapari 03/5/7/32

7. Balijan Gaon 03/5/7/24 26. Dongarchuk Gaon 03/5/7/33

8. Balijan (235/237) NLR 03/5/7/28 27. Dighalibari Gaon 03/517/37

9. Balijan T.E. (No-12) NLR 03/5/7/29 28. Deodhai Kopow Gaon 03/5/7/46

10. Bharalua 03/5/7/34 29. Dikom T.E. 03/5/7/ j7 11. Barbari Bongali Gaon 03/5/7/43 30. Dinjan Chapari 03/5/7/63 12. Bamunia Hiloidhari Gaon 03/5/7/48 Gaon F.S. (A) 13. Betmela 03/5/7/67 31. Dinjan Chapari 03/5/7/64 14. Bhardhara Bongali 03/5/7/68 F.S. (B)

15. Chakali Bharia Gaon 03/5/7/38 32. Gereki Nepal 03/5/7/9

16. Chongisuk Gaon 03/5/7/42 31. Gerek Gaon 03/5/7/10

17. Chetia Gaon 03/5/7/47 34. Hatigadhoi 03/5/7/53

18. Changmai Barua Gaon 03/5/7/49 35. Hatiali T.E. 03/5/7/59

19. Chabua Grant 328 NLR 03/5/7162 36. Hatikhola Bongali 03/5/7/45

20. Dodhia Mahmara 03/5/7J7 37. Jogi Pathar Gaon 03/5/7/36

186

POLICE STATION .' CHABUA (03/517) ..

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

-S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code

38. Jerai Gaon 03/5/7/40 54. Nephaphu Gaon 03/5/7,'2

39. Kath Pathar 03/5/7/21 55. Na-Gaon 03/5/7/12

(Kath Gaon Pathar) 56. Nalani Hula 03/5/7/39

40. Kharjan Gaon 03/5/7/16 57. Nadua Gohain Gaon 03/5/7/52

41. KharjaD T.E. 03/5/7/25 58. Nadua Grant Gaon OJ/5/7/54

235/2~6 NLR 59. Nahartoli T.E. 03/5/7/56 42. Kharjan T.E. 03/5/7/26 60. Nahar Toli Grant 03/5/7/58

170/167 NLR No 86,87,88

43. Kharjan T.E. 03/5/7/27 61. Niz- Chabua 03/5/7/66

]59/155 NLR 62. Piporatoli Gaon 03/5/7/1 44. Kanjikhowa Gaon 03/5/7/41 63. Pakhrijan Gaon 03/5/7/20 45. Kaila Bari 03/5/7/50 64. Polonga GaoD 03/5/7/71 46. Kodomoni Gaon 03/5/7/55 65. RaidaDg GaoD 03/5/7/3 47. Kumar GaoD 03/5/7/69 66. Rongmola Gaon 03/517/4

48. Muluk Gaon 03/ ~/7/5 67. Rajabari Gaon Q3/ 5f7/70

49. Miri Gaon 03/5/7/6 68. Scalkati T.E. 03/5/7/60

50. Maricha Kaibarta GaoD 03/5/7/30 69. Tiyahjalia GaoD 03/5/7/51

51. Modai Gaon O!/5/7/35 70. Udalguri Gaon 03/5/7i13

52. Mereli Pathar Gaon 03/5/7/44 71. Upper Assam T.E. 03/517161

53. Morankuri 03/5/7/65 (Hiloidhari)

187

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest pla:::e w:,.::rc the f::lciEty 3.vaibble is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water war)

2 3 4 5 (}. 7 8 9 10 ----------- --------~ -,,--~--------- ~ -----------~--~-~--

03/5/7/1 Piporatoii 114.12 -( -5) -(5 --10) TW,W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

2 Nephaphu 212.06 -(-5) - (5-10) TW,W -( -5) -( - 5) -( - 5) Gaon

3 Raidang Gaon 1289.46 P - (5 - 10) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

4 Rongmola 3G2.GO 0 -(10+) W,TW - (-·5) - (5 -10) -(5-lD) L

Gaon

5 Muluk Gaon 173.20 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) as

6 Miri Gaon 184.94 P -(10+) W,TW -(5- 10) -( -5) - (5-10)

7 Dodhia 40.47 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5 - 10) - (5 - 10) -(5-10) Mahmara

8 Dodhia Charisuti 80.93 P Tengabari & Kuli

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

Gaon

9 Gereki Nepali 127.09 P -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

10 Gereki Gaon 73.25 P -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5 -10)

11 Dinjan No.2 218.93 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

12 Na-Gaon 267.09 P -(5- 10) W,TW -( -5) --(5-10) -(-5)

13 Udalguri Gaon 160.66 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) Sunday -( - 5)

14 Dinjan Chapari 325.77 P H W.TW PO Sunday BS (Udalguri T.E) Phone

15 Bogdung Kinar 34.80 -( -5) - (-5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

16 Kharjan Gaon 101.98 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(10+) -(- 5)

17 Baragadhai 235.53 P -(-5) W,TW PO Sunday -( -5) Gaon

188

DIRECTORY Poliee Station: CHABCA 7

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple fcod Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance SuppJy in hectares rour.ded to two decimaJ places). eluding any tion

village Un kms) Forest Irriga- l!n-lrri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available giOllS, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

-.~------'- ----~---------

II 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Chabua ( 8J Rice&Wheat 67.18 28.73 18.,d 03/5/7! 1 Town

KR Chabua [ 8] Rice&Wheat 127.48 40.87 43.71 2 Town

KR Tinsukia [27J Rice&Wheat 440.71 154.59 694.16 3

KR Tinsukia [29] Rice&Wheat 170.78 51.80 140.02 4

PR Chabua [IOJ Rice&Wheat 82.56 42.49 48.15 5 Town

KR Tinsukia [19] Rice&Whaat 82.96 40.06 61.92 6

KR Tinsukia [21] Rice&Wheat 25.03 6.07 9.37 7 Town

KR Tinsukia [22] Rice&Wheat 28,79 32.46 19.68 8 Town

KR Tinsukia [17] Rice&Wheat 47.78 46.13 33.18 9 Town

KR Tinsukia [17] Rice&Wheat 47.35 23.88 2.02 10

PR Tinsukia [11] ED Rice&Wheat 103.60 82.56 32.77 11

(R,PR Tinsukia [16] Rice&Wheat 125.45 63.54 78.10 12

(R,PR Tinsukia [18J Rice&Wheat 9l.05 62.73 6.88 l3

PR Tinsukia [17] ED Rice&Wheat 133.55 141.64 50.58 14

KR Chabua [18] Rice&Wheat 30.35 4.45 15 Town

KR Chabua [20] Rice&Wheat 0.81 101.17 16

Town

PR Tinsukia [22] Rice&Wheat 172.40 17.40 45.73 17

189

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loea- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu· column and next to it in brackets the distan.:e in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the neRr,..t p!Rce where the facilitv available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way;

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10

18 Bindbakata 264.26 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) No.1

(Bindhakota)

19 Bindhakata 48.16 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No 2 N.C

20 Pakharijan 90.24 P,M -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) - (5-10) -( - 5) GaOIl

21 Kathpathar 144.07 P Gaon (Kathgaon

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

Patbar)

22 Balijan Bongali 46.54 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

23 Balijan Paniera 225.00 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-1O)

24 Balijan Gaon 111.29 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

25 Kbarjan T.E 75.27 P H TW,W PO Sunday -(-5) (235/236 NLR) (Kharjan T.E)

26 Kharjan T.E 87.41 P H W,TW -( -5) Sunday -( -5}

(1 70Jl 67 NLR)

27 Kharjan T.E 407.52 P H W,TW -(-5) Sunday -( -5)

(159/155 NLR)

28 Balijan (235/237 130.71 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -( -5) -(-5} NLR) (Balijan

South T.E)

29 Balijan T.E 1008.08 P H W,TW -(5-10) Sunday BS· (No. 12 NLR) (Balijan North

T.E

190

DIRECTORY Police Station: CHABUA 7

AND LAND USE

.---'

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code, by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

SOurce source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Chabua [ 11 J Rice 129.90 60.30 74.06 18 Town

KR Chabua [10] Rice 32.37 7.69 8.10 19 Town

KR Chabua 8J ... Rice&Wheat 74.87 5.26 10.11 20 Town

KR Chabua [8] ... Rice&Wheat 133.14 7.69 3.24 21 Town

KR Chabua [ 8J Rice&Wheat 44.92 0.40 1.22 22 Town

KR Chabua [ 5] ... Rice&Wheat 129.90 23.88 71.22 23 Town

KR Chabua [ 5J Rice 72.84 17.40 21.05 24 Town

KR,PR Chabua [ 5] Rice&Wheat 42.49 18.21 14.57 25 Town

KR Chabua [ 5] ... Rice&Wheat 53.01 14.16 20.24 26 Town

KR Chabua [ 5) .. , Rice&Wheat 263.45 76.89 67.18 27 Town

k.R,PR Chabua [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 113.72 16.99 .28 Town

K.R,PR Chabua [ 9] ... Rice&Wheat 907.72 100.36 29 Town

191

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENI'fIES

-------- -

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code ,village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica·

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, ifany stop, Railway holds station.

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

30 Maricha Kaibarta 148.11 P -( - 5) W,TW - (- 5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon (Maricha Doom Gaon)

31 Dinjay Satra 146.50 P -( - 5) W,T'V -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

32 Dinjay Chapari 222-58 P,M -(-5) W,TW -( - 5) - (- 5) BS

33 Dongarchuk 263.85 P -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) Gaon

34 Bharalua 202.75 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -( - 5) - (- 5)

35 Modai Gaon 270.73 P,M -( -5) W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5)

36 Jogipathar Gaon 386.47 P -(-5) W,TW -( -5) - (5 - 10) -( -5)

37 Dighalibari Gaon 651.14 P -( -5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

38 Chakalibharia 316.87 P -. ( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon (Cha1:alikharia Gaon

39 Nalanihula 135.~7 P -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) - (5- 10) -(5-10) (Nalanihula Bongali)

40 Jerai Gaon 365.03 P -( -5) W,TW - (5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

41 Kanjikhowa 124.24 P,M P,H,C W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon

42 Chungisuk Gaon 195.46 P,M -( -5) W,TW PO -( - 5) BS

192

DIRECTORY PotiC!e Stat.. : <:HABUA 7

AND LAND USE

---~-------

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple foed Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distnnc-e Supply in hectares roumkd to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irtiga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeo!ogical

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ._---- --~-

_-_-._-- -- ---- ----_._

KR Chabua [ 5J Rice&Wheat 124.24 10.52 13.35 30 Town

PR,KR Chabua ( 4] ED Rice&Wheat 120.19 14.97 11.34 An Old 31

Town "Satra"

KR Chabua [ 5) ED,EO Rice&Wheat 81.34 65.55 75.69 32 Town

KR Chabua [ 9J Rice&Wheat 131.12 85.39 47.34 33

Town

KR Chabua [ 71 ED Rice&Wheat 119.38 32.78 50.59 34

Town

KR Chabua [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat 149.33 74.87 46.53 35

Town

KR Chabua [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 182.92 123.02 80.53 36

Town

KR,PR Chabua [ 7J Rice&Wheat 447.59 143.26 60.29 37

Town

KR Chabua [ 6J ED Rice&Wheat ]09.26 97.12 110.49 38 Town

KR Chabua [13] Rice&Wheat 53.01 41.28 41.28 39

Town

KR Chabua [ 51 ED Rice & Wheat 218.13 97.12 49.78 40

Town

PR Chabua [ 6] EV;EO Rice&Wheat 69.61 47.35 7.28 41

Town

PR Chabua [ 5] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 93.89 32.37 69:20 42

Town

193

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms). and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market. tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

43 Barbari Bongali 258.19 P -(- 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

44 MereIi Pathar 174.Dl P H W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) BS Gaon

45 Hatikhola 208.41 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) . -(-5) BS Bongali Gaon

46 Deodhai Kopow 228.24 P -(-5) W,li'W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

47 Chetia Gaon 186.15 P,M,H PHS W,TW PO -(5-10) BS

48 Bamunia 217.32 P,M -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Hiloidhari Gaon

49 Changmai Barua 171.59 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) Gaon

50 Kailabari 307.56 - (-5) -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

51 Tiyahjalia Gaon 185.75 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

52 Nadua Gohain 354.10 -( -5) -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5- 10) Gaon

53 Hatigadhoi 274.78 P - (10+) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

54 Nadua Grant 209.22 P -(5 -10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-1O), Gaon

55 Kodomoni Gaon 80.93 -(-5) -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

56 Nahartoli T.E. 361.79 P,M H W,TW - (-5) -( -5) BS

, 19-t

DIRECTORY Police Station CHABUA 7

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and po\\er Staple food Land use ( Le. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply ip hectares rounced to two decimal places.) eluding aoy tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar· gauchar & cultiva- chaeologica)

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Chabua [ 3] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 14l.23 51.39 65.57 43 Town

PR Chabua [ 2] ED Rice&Wheat 75.68 61.11 37.22 44 Town

KR Chabua [ 2] Rice&Wheat 155.80 16.59 36.02 45 Town

KR Chabua [ 2] Rice&Whaet 180.89 23.47 23.88 46 Town

PR Chabua [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 161.06 5.67 19.42 47 Town

KR Chabua [ 7] Rice&Wheat 86.20 78.91 52.21 48 Town

KR Chabua [ 3J ED Rice&Wheat 75.27 52.60 43.72 49 Town

KR Chabua [ 2] ED Rice&Wheat 247.26 46.94 13.36 50 Town

PR Chabua [ 5J Rice&Wheat 85.39 50.59 49.77 51

Town

KR Chabua [ 10J Rice&Wheat 138.81 123.43 91.86 52

Town

KR Chabua [10] Rice&Wheat 96.31 95.91 82.56 53

Town

KR Chabua [ 5] Rice&Wheat 84.17 81.34 43.71 54

Town

KR Chabua [ 9] ED Rice&Wheat 49.37 12.54 19.02 55

Town

KR,PR Chabua [20] ED Rice&Wheat 130.71 127.88 103.20 56 Town

195

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca-tion Name of Village Code

Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within (he village a dash (-) is sho\\ n in the of the popu- coiumn and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10

village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and ~ucationii-----Medlcal-----D;:inkln-g--Post & Day or days Com-m'---un-Cic-a--

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

2 3

57 Dikom T.E 724.39

58 Nahartoli Grant 422.50 No. 86, 87. 88 (Pomatoli) (Nahartoli)

59 Hatiali T.E 613.51

60 Sealkati T.E 540.66

61 Upper Assam T.E 143.26 Hiloidhari INadua T.E.)

62 Chabua Grant 844.18 328 N.L.R. ( Chabua T.E.)

63 Dinjan Chapari 242.41 Gaon F. S. (A)

64 Dinjan Chapari 74.46 F. S. (B)

65 Morankuri 78.10

66 Niz-Chabua 197.08

67 Betmela 148.52

68 Bliardhara 308.77 Bongali

69 Kumar Gaon 210.84

holds station, Water way)

4 5 6 7 8 1~

P(2), M H W,TW PO Sunday BS,RS

P H W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

P(2) H W,TW -(-5) -( -S) BS,RS

p H W,TW -(.:..5) Wednesday -- (- 5).

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

P H W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-sf,

- (- 5) - ( ~ 5) -W, TW - ( - 5) -( -5) -(.....: S)

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

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

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

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

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

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

196

DIRECTORY Po.liee StatioD: CHABUA 7

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food land use ( i.e. area under different types of land use Remarks (in Loca· 10 distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

viliage (in kms) Forest Irriga- Dn-Iui- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 19 20 1 _----

KR Chabua [ 9] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 531.36 122.21 70.82 57 Town

KR Chabua [ 9J Rice&Wheat 116.14 23.08 283.28 58 Town

PR,KR Chabua l 6J ED,EO Rice&Wheat 367.05 229.46 17.00 59 Town

PR Chabua [ 2] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 418.08 63.94 58.67 60 Town

PR Chabua { 9J ED Rice&Wheat 61.51 68.80 12.95 61 Town

PR Chabua [ 1] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 781.45 26.30 %.43 62 Town

KR Chabua [20] Rice&Wheat 214.08 16.19 12.14 E3 Town

KR Chabua [15] Rice&Wheat 54.63 3.64 16.19 64 Town

KR Chabua [J 2] ED Rice&Wheat 42.90 16.19 19.01 65 Town

KR Chabua [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 52.20 80.93 63.95 66 Town

KR Chabua [ 21 ED Rice&Wheat 89.84 54.63 4.05 67 Town

KR Chabua [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 190.61 49.78 68.38 68 Town

)(R Chabua [ 3) ED,EO Rice&Wheat 160.26 8.09 42.49 69 Town

197

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5

_._------

Loca-tion Code No.

Name of Village

2

70 Rajabari Gaon

71 Polonga Gaon

Total for the Police Station

Total area of the

(village (in

hectares)

3

148.92

333.87

18,320.24

Total popu-lation and

no. of house holds

4

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). Educational

5

P,M

P-1

p= 58 M= 10 H=

Medical

6

-( -5)

-( -5)

H=13 PHC= 1 PHS= 1

198

Drinking Post & water

(Potable) Telegraph,

7 8

W,TW -(-5)

W,TW -( -5)

TW=71 PO=6 W=71 Phone = 1

Day or days of Market, Hat, If any

9

-(5 -10)

Sunday

Communica-tion (Bus

stop, Railway station,

Water way)

16

-(-5)

-( -5)

BS=12 RS= 2

DIRECTORY Police Station CHABUA 7

AND LAND USE

.. ~----.

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land llse ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Lo(;a· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest lrriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Chabua 6] ED Rice&Wheat 103.19 18.62 27.11 70 Town

KR Chabua 5J Rice&Wheat 2\4.08 67.58 52.21 71 Town

KR=57 ED=30 10781.67 3610.24 3928.33 PR =23 EO= 9

199

POLICE STATION :: DIBRUGARH (03i5/8)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

81. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Locati on Code

1. Agni Pathar 03/"/,1/187 11. Binoigutiagaon 03/5/8/88 2. Alichuk Gaon 03/5/8/80 32. Bogibil Gaon 03/5/8/105 3. Alimur Gaon 03/5/8/218 33. Bogoritolia Gaon 03/5/8/294 4. Athabari Gaon 03/5/8/245 34. Bogparara Gaon 0'/5/8/131 5. Bahbari Gaon No.1 03/5/8/40 35. Boiragimoth Kachari 03/5/8/135 6. Bahbari Gaon No 2 03/5/8/39 Gaon (Boiragi moth)

7. Bahbari Grant No 182/179 NLR 03/5/8/41 36. Bokel No.6 LCR 03/5/8/234 , 8. Bakul Bari Grant No 26/147 03/5/8/240 (Bokel TE)

9. Bakul Maz Gaon 03/5/8/233 37. Bolaibarigaon 03/5/8/71 10. Baligaon 03/513/58 38. Bolaigaon 03/5/8/68

II. Baralichuk Gaon 03/5/8/289 39. Bolai Na-gaon 03/5/8/69

12. Barbagpara Grant No 108/185 03/5/8/133 40. Bolaigrant 45 F.S. 03/5/8/152 (Barbagpara T.E) 41. . Bolai No 45 & 42/137 03}j}8/150

13. Barbari A.M.C. 03/5/8/305 (Bolai T.E.) Grant.

14. Baabari 12/141 ORR Grant 03/5/8/127 42. Bongal Gaon. 03/5/8/126

(Barbari ~E) 43. Borahi Da-Pathar 03/5/8/:'91

15 .. J3arbarua (O.R.R.) TE 03/5/8/99 44. Borbil No.1 03/5/8/170

(Barbarrua T.E) 45. Borbil No.2 03/5/8/310

16. Basbarigaon 03/5/8/244 46. Bordoibam Bridhi Block 03/5/8}23

17. :Basmotiagaon 03/5/8/206 47. Bordoibam Gaon. 03/5/8/,;.2

18. Basrnotia T.E. 03/5/8/204 48. Borpathar Kakati Gaon. 03/5/8/151

19. Bebejiakaivarta Gaon 03/5/8/243 49. Borpathar Konwar Gaon 03/5/8}111

(Bebejia Dom Gaon) 50. Borsaikia 03/5/8/122

20. Bebejia Bagan No 2 NLR 03/)/8jiOI 51. Bortemtow Gaon 03/5/8/1&2

13/76 ORR TE. 52. Bosapathar 03/5/8/213

21. Behia Chetia 03/5/8/119 53. Burahazar Konwar 03/5/8/97

22. Bhagamur Gaon 63/5/8/54 / 54. Burisuti Kaibarta. 03/5/8/33

23. Bhagamur No. I 03/5/8/55 55. Chagalikata Gaon 03/5/8/194

24. Bhagamur No.2 03/5/8/56 56. Chakoipathar Bridhi Block 03/5/8/24

25. Bhagamur No.3 0~/5/8/57 57. Chakoipathar No.1 03/5/8/25 26. Bhimpara Gaoll 03/5/8/J93 5" , . Chakoipathar No.2 03/5/8/26

27. Bhogamur Tiniali 03/5/8/79 59. Chakoipathar No.3 03/5/8/27

28. Bhurbhuri No. 1 03/5/8/178 60. Chamaguri Bongali 0:/5/8/161

29. Bhurbhuri No.2 03/5/8/172 (Chamaguri Gaon) 30. Bhurbhuri No.3 03/5/8/177 61. Chamaguri Kachari 03/:-/0/162

(Bhurbhuri NC) 62. Changmari Gohain 03/5/8/95

201

POLICE STATION " DJBRUGARH (03/5/8) "

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

63. ChauIkhowa Gaon 03/5/8/14 93. Dikam Sessa T.E. 03/~ /8/223 64. Chaulkhowa Grant Gaon 03/5/8/242 94. Dhalajan Grant 03/5/8/260

(ChauIkhowa T.E.) (DhaIajan T.E. Grant) '5. Chengamari Gaon 03/5/8/148 95. Dhariatoli 03/5/8/179 66.\ Chengamari Gaon 03/5/8/173 96. Dhekeri Gaon 03/5/8/134 67. Chengmari Habi 03/5/8/06 97. Dhopabar Gaon 03/5/8/293 68. Chengmari Tekela Gaon 03/5/8/109 98. Dulia 'Gaori 03/5/8/i47 69. Chengelijan Gaon 03j5/8/219 99. Dulia Naharani 03/5/8/154 70. Chf'ngelijan Grant 03/5/8/224 100. Fillaguri T.E. 03/5/8/251

No 26 F.S. (Chengelijan T.E.) (Temuguri T.E.)

71. Chiring Gaon 03/5/8/143 101. Gabharujan Gaon 03/5/8/11 72. Chiringhola Gaon No 1 03/5/8/212 102. Gahari Pathar 03/5/8/298

73. Chiringhola Gaon No.2 03/5/8/211 103. Garpara Gaon 03/5/8/282 74. Chota Bogpara IOJl65A 0315/8/141 104. Garudharia Gaon No'. 1 03j5/8/20 75. Chota Bogpara Grant ·03/5/8/139 105. Garudharia Gaon No.2 03/5/8/18

10/165 ORR 106. Garudharia No. 3 03/5/8/2J

76. Dainijan Gaon 03/5/8/145 107. Garukhunda Gaon 03/5j8/205 77. Dangar Pathar Gaon . U3/5/8/196 108. Garusur Gaon 03/5/8/257

(Dangar Paihar Gaon N.C.) 109. Gaurania Grant 03/5/8/74

78. Dangar Pathar No.1 03/5/8/313 110. Genichuk 03/5/8/295

79. Deorigaon v3/5/8/67 Ill. Ghagrajan Gaon 03/5/8/195

80. Dewanbari Gaon 03/5/8/81 112. Ghaleandi Chuk (Jaria Gaon) 03/5/8/129

81. Dewanbari Kaibarta No.1 03/5/8/83 113. Ghitira Pathai 03/5/8/174

82. Dewanbari Kaibarta NO.,2 03/5/dI85 114. Ghoramara 031518/155 83. Dewanbari Gaon No. 03/5/8/82 115. Gohain Gaon 03/5/8/216

24/1490 116. Gorpara Konwar Gaon 03/518/280

84. Dewanbari T.E. Grant 03/5/8/90 117. Grant 53. F.S. 03/5/8/62

No. 24/149 118. Greenwood T.E. 03/5/8/254 85. Dibrual Changmai Gaon 03/5/8/235 119. Gudhabahar Gaon 03/5/8/268 86. Dibrual ,Dihingia Gaon 03/5/8198 120. Guiphola Gaon _. 03/5/f.J285 87. Dighala Gaon 0315/8/108 121. Habichuk Gaon 03/5}8/227 88. Dighalidoloni Gaon 03/5/8/17 122. Hahchara Gaon 03/5/8/175 89. Dihing Kaivarta Gaon 03/5/8/60 123. Hahchara Pathar . 03/5/8/176 90. Dihing Khamti Gaon 0315/8/169 124. Handique Chuk Gaon 03/518/110 91. Dihing Thekerani Gaon 03/5/8/166 125. Handique Gaon 03/5/8/264 92. Dlkam Sessa Gaon 03/518/214 126. Harabari Grant No. 115 FS .03}5}8/249

202

POLICE STATION .. DIBRUGARH (03/5/8) .. r

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

127. Harabari Konwar Gaon 03/5/8/250 163. Kawimari 03/5,'8/59 123: Hark Pathar 03/5/8/163 164. Kendulibari T.E. 03/5/8/248 129. Haru Gaon 03/5/8/287 165. Khalihamari Gaon 03/5/8/120 130. Haru Pathar Gaon 03/5/8/262 166. Kharikatia Gaon 0: /5/8/215 131. Hatimuria Gaon 03/5/8/138 167. Khanikar Gaon 03/5/8/232 . 132. Hatkhola G-aon 03/5/8/229 168. Khanikar T.E. 32/31 03/5/8/159 133. Hiloibam Gaon 0: /5/8/7 NLR 1;14. Hiloidhari Sandoi 03/5/R/124 169. Komar Gaon 03/5/8/115 135. Ikaratoli Binoy ,Gutia Gaon 03/S/8/265 170. Konwar Kherani 03/5/8/164 136. Ikoranitoli Khristan 03/5/8/269 (Konwar Kachari) 137: Jagalani Grant 43 F.S. 03/5/8/13 171. Konwar Handique Gaon 03/5/8/ J 12 ]38. Jokaitimona T.E. 03/5/8/186 172. Konwari Pathar Gaon C3/5/8/203 139. Jan Gaon No.1 03/5/8/37 173. Kotoha Gaon 03/5/8/78 140. Jan Gaon No 2 03/5/8/38 174. Kotoha Bongali Gaon 03/5/8/61 141. Janjimukh G!,lOn 03/5/8/46 qS. Kuchia Khunda 03/5/8/130 142. Jonjimukh Miri Majuli N.C. 03/5/8/42 176. Lahoal Grant No. 19/15S 03/ /8/231 143. Jopara Gaon 03/5/8/118 (Lahoal Mattak T.E.) 144. Jopara Gaon 03/5/SjI43 177. Lahoal Pa tra Gaon 03/5/8/238 14S. Jopihazia Gaon 03/5}8/241 (Lahoal Pal har)

. 146. Jiliguri Gaon 03/5}8/192 178 . Lahowal 27/48 03/5/8/189 147. Jokai F.V. 03/5/8/70 179. Laruajan Gaon 03/5/8/1S 148. Joktoli Bam 03/5/8/201 180. Larupuria Gaon 03/5/8/286 149. K~chamari Deorigaon 03/5/8/168 181. Larupuria Pathar O'!o /5/8/284 ISO. Kachamari Hatigarh 03/5/8/167 182. LCR Grant Jakai T.E. 03/' /8/137 151. Kachamarideori N.C. 03/5/8/308 (Jokai T.E.) IS2. Kachari Gaon 03/5/8/100 183. LekaiGaon 03/5/8/157 IS3. Kachuani Gaon 03/5}8/283 184. Lenga Pathar 03/5/8/1 IS4. Kachuani 'Pathar Gaon 03/./1'./278 185. Lepet Katta Bagisha 03/5/8/94 15S. Kadamani T.E. 03/5/8/259 (Lepetkatta T.E.)

156. Kalakhowa Gojai 03/5/8/44 186. Lepet Katta Bongali Block 03/5/8/92 157 .. Kalartumoni Gaon 03/5/8/9 187. Lepet Katta Bongali 03/ /8/153 158. Kalioni Na-Gaon 03j5j8j160 188. Lepet Katta Gaon 03j5}8}91 159. Kamakhya Gaon 03/5J8/180 ·189. Lepet katta Kachari 03/5J8/149 160. Kanai Gaon 03/5/8}261 190. Lepet Katta 60F.S. 71 NLR 03/5/8/93 161. Kapow Tepor Gaon 03/5/8/4 191. Lezai Gaon 03/5/8/52 162. Kath Gaon 03/S/8/132 192. Lezai Gaon Pathar 03/5/8/51

203

POLICE STATION :: DIBRUG~RH (03/5/8)

ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. N arne of ViIlages Location Code S1. No. . Name of Villages Location Code

193. Lezaimiri Gaon 03/5/8/48 • 223. Nagaghuli Grant 03/5/8/25) 194. Lezaimiri Pathar 031518/49 No. 7/180 195. Lok-sani Gaon 03}5}8/297 224. Nagaghuli Grant 03/5}8}256

196. Longsu Gaon 03/5/8/267 No. 16fl77 197. Lukhura Khania Gaon 03/5}8/275 225. Na-Gaon 03/5/8/197

198. Mahmara Patbar 03/5/8/107 226. Na-Gaon 03/5/8/288

199. Maijan Gaon 03/5/8/272 227. Naharhaku Gaon 03/5/8/209

200. Maijan Hindu Kadamani 03/5/'6/270 228. Naharhaku No. (2) 0315/8/208

(Hazel Bank T.E.) (Naharhoka Block)

20l. Maizan Grant 03/5/8/128 229. Na-hazar Komyar Gaon 03/5/8/96

202. t.laizan T.E. 03/5/8/125 230. Nakoidhora T.E. 03/5/8/279

203. Maju Temlow T.E. 03/5/8/183 231. Nalani Grant No. 29 F.S. 03/5/8/34

204. Mankal O.R.R. Grant 03)5/6/144 232. Nalani Grant 03/5/8/35

(Mankata T .E.) No. 102 F.S.

205. MalhaIa Grant T.E. 03/5/8/253 233. Naojan Halmari N.C. 03/5/8/65

206. Medela F.V. 03/5/8/84 234. Naojan No. I 03/518/66

207. Medela Grant No.3 03/5/8/19 235. Nefafoo 200j198 NLR 03/5/8/301 LCR 236. Nefafoo 20]}199 Grant 03/5/81303

208. Melengial Gaon 03/5/8/230 237. Nekahiguri T.E. Grant 03/5/8/274

209. Metekani Gaon 03/5/g/86 14/11

210. Miri Pathar 03/5/0/246 238. Nibar Gaon 03/5/8/17

211. Miri Pat bar Grant T.E. 03/5/8/263 239. Nipoon N.C. 03/5/8/311

212. Mohanbari Hindu Gaon 0)/5/8/236 240. Niz~ Kadamani 03/5/8/12-r

213. Mohanbari T.E. 03/5/8/258 241. Niz-Kanai Gaon 03/5/8/252

214. Mohanbari T.E. Q3/5/8/266 242. Niz-Khanikar Gaon 93/5181146

215. Mohmara Katbani 03/5/8/304 243. Niz-Lahoal Gaon 03/5/8/239

216. Mohmara Nepali 03/5/8/302 244. Niz-Madarkhat 03/5/8/217

(Mohmara Khanda) 245. Niz-Mankata Gaon _ 03/5/8/136

217. Mohmari No 1 D3/5/8/184 246. Niz-Maidumia Gaon 0'315/8/237

'(Mohmari Gaon) 247. . Niz-Rahmaria f)3/5/8/290

218. Mohpowali Maragohain 03/5/8} 114 248. No-2 FCR. (Khanikar T.E.) 03/5/0/158

Gaon' 249. No.2 Mobmari Gaon 03/5/8/309

219. Mottak Gaon 03/5/8/43 250. No.2 Nao-jan 03/5/8/72

220. Mottak Gaon 03/5/8/102 251. Nunpuria Pathar Gaoa 03/5/8/190

221. Mottak Kaivarta 03/5/8/36 252. Okland Grant No 6F.S. , 03/5/8/281

222. Nagachuk Patbar 03/5/8/45 (Dakland T.E. No.1)

204

POLICE STATION . DIRBUGARH (03/5/8) . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of Villages . Location Code

253. Pani Gaon No.1 03/5/8/50 282. Sessa Grant 14/53 03/5/8/156 254. Pani Gaon No.2 03/5/8/47 (Sessa T.E.)

255. Panitola Konwar u3J5J8J16S 283. Sessa Kinar Bridhi Block 031518129 256. ' Patra-Gaon 03/5(8(103 284. Sessa Kinar Gaon 03/5/8/31 257. Pelonia Gaon 03/5/8/181 285. Sessamukh 03/5/8/30 258. P4ukanar Khat Gaon 03/5/8/276 286. Sessakush No. 1 03/=/8/87 259. Phutahula Gaon 03/5(8/226 287. Sessakush No.2 03/5/8/76 2~50. Rahmar:a Gaon 0315/8/296 288. Sessakush No.3 03/5/8/73, 261. Rajbheta Gaon 03/5/8/1 16 289. Sessakush No. 4 03/5/8/75

No. 136 F.S. (Rajbheta ToE.) 290. Sessakush N.C. 03/5/8/307 262. Rajgorh No.1 03/5/8/202 291. Simaluguri Block 03/5/8/64 263. Rajgorh No 2 03/5/8/198 292. Simaluguri Gaon 03/5/8/63

·264. Rangaliting T. E. 03/5/8/222 293 . Sinaki Gaon 03/5/8/29) (Rangaliting)

. 294. Sonowal Gaon 03/5/8/53

265. Romai' Bongali Gaon 03/5/8/210 295. Subhasuk Gaon 03/5/8/6 266. Romai Gaon 0-"/5/8/225. 296. Tamulbari 43/40 Grant 03/5/8/188 ·267. Romai T.E. 219/217 03/5/8/220 297. Tamulbari 41/46 Grant 03/5/8/228

(Romai T.E.) 298. Tamulbari Grant 90/93 03/5/8/191 268. Ronpuria Gaon 03/5/8/221 (Tamulbari T.E.)

269. Rowmari Gaon 03/5/8/104 299. Tekela Chiring 03{5/8/117 .270. Sabareebaliari Gaon 03/5/8/300 300. Telpani Block 03/5/8/200

(Sabareebaliari NC) 301. Telpani F.V. 03/5/8/199

271. Sabaru BalioriN.C. Gaon 03/5/8/312 302. Teparchali-Bam 03(5/8i207

272. Sagunibari Gaon 03/5/8/306 303. Tepor Gaon 03/5/8/140 . (Elhel Wood T.E.) 304. Tepor Patliar Gaon 03/5/8/5

273. Sahajan No. 1 03)518110 305. Thanai Chuk Gaon 03/5/8/292 274. Sahajan No.2 03/5/8/16 306. Thengal Gaon 03/5/8/8

275. Samoni Gaon 03/5/8/273 307. Timona Gaon 03/5/81185

276. Sanipotia Gaon 03/5/8/271 308. Tingkhong 03/5/8/113 277. Sapekhati Gaon 03/5/8/3 309. Tinisukia Gaon 03/5/8/89 278. Saraibahi Gaon 03/5/8/32. 310. Tita Dimaru G aon 03/5/8/247

279. Saraibahi Singori 0'J/5/8/28 311. Ulam Pathar 03/5/8/171

280. Sarkhalia P.G.R. 03/5/8/123 312. Wakhabi No.2 (Wakhabi) 03/5/8/2

281. Sengdhora. Gaon 03/5/8/277 313. Wakbabi Gaon No. 1 0: /5/8/12

205

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

03/5/8/1 Lengapathar 114.93 P -(5-10) TW· -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

2 Wakhabi No.2 289.35 P - (10+) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (Wakhabi)

3 Sapekhati Gaon 187.77 P -(5-10) W,TW - (~-10) -( -5) BS

4 ' Kapowtepor 296.63 P -( -5) W,TW -(- 5) -( - 5) BS Gaon

5 Teporpathar 183.71 P -(5_10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Gaon

6 Subhasuk Gaon 197.08 P -(-5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) - (-,5)

7 Hiloibam Gaon 12.54 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-101 -( -5)

8 Thengal Gaon 310.79 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5}

9 Kalartumoni 272.35 P -(5- 10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Gaon

10 Sahajan No. 1 45.72 . P -(5--·10) W -(5':""10) -(5-10) BS

11 Gabharujan 129.49 P,M -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) as Gaon

12 Wakhllbi Gaon 175.63 -(-5) -(5-10) W PO -( -5) BS No.1

13 Jagalani Grant 500.99 P -(10+) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)· . . (43 F.S)

14 Chaulkhowa Gaon

132.33 P(2) -( -5) W,TW PO -( -5) - (5~ 10)

(Chaulkhowa N.C)

15 LaruaJan Gaon I 282.88 -(-5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) -( ~5) (Larujan Gr~zing)

16 Sahajan No.2 50.18 P -(5 -10) W -(5- 10) -':'(10+ ) BS·

17 Digba)idoloni 351.67 P,M - (lO+) w ~ (10+) -(5-lO) BS Gaon

2C6

· DIRECTORY Pollce Statioo: DIBRUGARH 8

. AND LANO USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use { i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated· waste (in- available gious. histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Dihrugarh [11] Rice 89.03 13.75 12.15 03/5/8/1

KR Dibrugarh [14] Rice ... 150.54 80.93 57.88 2

KR Dihrugarh [13] Rice&Wheat 142.04 32.37 13.36 3

KR Dihrugarh [ 16] o Rice&Wheat 264.26 12.14 20.23 4

KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat ]21.40 42.08 20.23 5

KR Dihrugarh [14] Rice&Wheat 167.54 '17.40 12.14 6 KR Dibrugarh [14] Rice&Wheat 6.87 4.04 1.63 7

KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 280.44- 17.80 12.55 8

KR Dibrugarh (21) Rice&;Wheat 206.39 40.46 25.50 9

KR Dibrugarh [20J Rice&Wheat 23.87 12.14 9.71 H, KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 93.07 8.10 28.32 11

KR Dibrugarh [21] Rice&Wheat 29.14 23.06 123.43 12

KR Dibrugarh [26] Rice&Wheat 388.50 31.56 80.93 13

KR Dihrugarh [28) . Rice&Wheat 88.63 36.82 6.88 14

KR Dihrugarh [29] Rice&Wheat 282.88 15

°KR Dibrugarh 124] Rice&Wheat 21.85 10.11 18.22 16

KR Dihrugarh (29) Rice&Wheat 119.79 215.29 16.59 17

207

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

Al\1ENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (I0+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus hOllse (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 . 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ie

18 Garudharia Gaon 624.02 p. -(10+ ) W -(10+ ) "::(lO+) BS No.2 (Garudha-ria N.C 2)

19 MedeJa Grant 67.18 -(-5) -( - 5) W -(·-5) -(5-..10) -( -5) (No.3 L.C.R) (MedeJa Grant F.S 53)

20 Garudharia Gaon 26.71 -( -5) -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -(5-10) BS No.1 (Garudharia N.C 1)-

21 Garudharia No.3 84:17 P - (- 5) W,TW -'- (10+) :""(10+) BS (Garudharia Gaon)

22 Bordoibam Gaon 409.13 P - (10+) TW -. (10+) -(10+) BS-(Bordaibam N.C)

23 Bordoibam Bridhi 12.94 P -(10+) J,W -( -5) -(10+) BB Block

24 Chakoi Pathar 10.92 P -( - 5) R PO -(5,...10) . BS· Bridhi Block (Cha-koi Pathar N.C)

25 Chakoi Pathar 280.85 P -(- 5) R PO -(5-10) BS Nci. 1

26 Chakoi Pathar 353.29 P -(..:. 5) R PO - (5 - 10) BS:

No.2

27 Chakoi Pathar 78.91 P - (10+) R PO - (10+) BS No.3

28 Saraibahi Singori 57.87 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) BS

(Singori Gaon)

29 Sessakinar Bridhi 55.84 P -(10+) W - (10+) -(10+) BS·

Block

30 Sessamukh 176.04 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(5-10) BS-

(Sessamukh N.C)

208

DIRECTORY Police Station: DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town.and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tioD

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-8auehar &. cultiva- ehaeologieal

yoves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 13 19 2{) 1

KR Dibrugarh [29J Rice&Wheat 517.18 46.13 60.71 18

KR Dibrugarh [31] Rice&Wheat 23.48 23.06 20.64 19

KR Dibrugarh [33J Rice&Wheat 17.81 6.48 2.42 20

KR Dibrugarh • [30] Rice&Wheat 68.80 11.33 4.04 21

KR Dibrugarh [32] Rice&Wheat 247.26 161.87 22

KR Dibrugarh [33J I{ice& Wheat 9.30 1.21 2.43 23

KR Dibrugarh [33] Rice ... 7.69 1.61 1.62 24

KR Dibrugarh [33] Rice 244.83 35.61 0.41 25

KR Dibrugarh [33] Rice 112.90 1.61 238.78 26

KR Dibrugarh [33] Rice&Wheat 76.48 0.81 1.62 27

KR Dibrugarh [35] Rice&Wheat 53.83 1.61 2.43 28

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice&Wheat 51.40 2.42 2.02 29

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 173.10 1.21 1.73 30

209

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code [viIIage lation· kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

heCtares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

31 Sessakinar Gaon 186.57 P . -(10+) TW,W -(10+> -(5-10) BS 32 Saraibahi Gaon 343.98 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(-5) BS 33 Burisuti Kaibarta 34.40 P -(10+ ) W,R -(10+) -(10+) BS

34 Nalani Grant 110.08 P -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) BS (No. 29 F.S) (Noloni Gaon 24 F.S)

35 Nalani Grant 86.20 P -(10+) TW -(10+ ) - (10+) :as . (No. 102 F.S)

(Than Grant)

36 Mottak Kaivarta 13~.l4 P,R -(10+) W PO -( -5) BS

37 Jan Gaon No. 1 19.03 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) - (- 5) BS

38 Jan Gaon No. 2 143.25 P -(5-10) R,W -(5-U) -(-5) BS

39 Bahbari Daon 38.45 P - (5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS No.2

40 Bahbari Gaon 131.53 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS No.1

41 Bahbari Grant 85.39 ... P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (No. 182/179 NLR) (Babhari Grant)

42 Janjimukh Miri 41.27 P -(10+) R,W -(-5). -(-5) BS Majuli N.C (Majuli Chapori N.C)

43 Mottak Gaon 140.42 P - (10+) W,TW -(10+) -(10+) BS

44 Kalakhowa 319.30 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) BS Gojai

45 Nagachuk 55.03 P -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) BS Pathar

46 Janjiniukh Gaon 90.24 P - (10+) W,R -(10+) -(10+) BS

210

<

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Pov.er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-·to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) . cluding any tiOD

village, (in kms) Forest lrriga. Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, h{sto- No.

source source eluding for rical or . ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeoJogical

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice 163.10 8.10 15.37 31

KR' Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 337.92 4.84 1.22 32

KR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 31.16 2.4~ 0.81 33

KR Dibrugarh [38] Rice&Wheat 80.93 24.29 4~86 34

. KR Dibrugarh [38] ... Rice&Wheat 80.94 4.04 1.22 35

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 108.46 13.75 10.93 36

KR Dibrugarh [25] ED Rice&Wheat 15.37 0.83 2.83 37

KR Dibrugarh [25J. ED Rice&Wheat 137.59 3.23 2.43 38

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice& Wheat. 36.42 0.81 1.22 39 .. KR Dibrugarh [25J Rice&Wheat 122.63 6.48 2.42 40

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice&Wheat 82.55 1.22 1.62 41

KR Dibrugarh [25J Rice&Wheat 35.19 2.43 3.65 42

KR Dibrugarh [30J Rice&Wheat 58.27 52.20 29.95 43

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice&Wheat 266.68 34.81 17.81 44

KR Dibrugarh [30] Ricc&Wheat 55.03 45

KR Dibrugarh [29] Rice&Wheat 83.77 2.42 4.05 46

211

Distrid : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

, Lfo)ca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms) , (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. )

No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-hectares) rio. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any . stop, Railway holds statitrt,

Water way) .-

2 3 4 5 6' 7 S «} 1.

47 Panigaon No.2 48.97 P -(10-+ ) W -(10+) -(5-10) BS

48 Lezaimiri Gaon 215.70 P,R -(10+) W,TW - (10+) Friday BS

49 Lezaimiri Pathar 159.85 P,M _:.(10+) W -(10+) -(5-10) -( - 5)

50 Panigaon No. 1 151.75 _0' P - (10+) w - (10+) -(10+) BS

51 Lezai Gaon 6S.15 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(10+) BS

Pathar

52 Lezai Goan 254.95 P PHS.FPC W,TW PO -C-S) BS

53 , Son(lwal Gaon 50.18 P -(10+) W ":'(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

54 Bhagamur Gaon 253.73 P,M -(10+) W,TW -(10+) -( -5) BS

55 Bhagamur No. 1 167.14 P,M -(-5) W.TW -( -5) -(-5) BS

56 Bhagamur No.2 109.27 P,M' -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

57 Bhagamur No.3 146.10 P,M -(-5) TW --(-5) - (-5) BS

58 Baligaon (Bali- 275.60 P -(10+ ) W PO -(-5) BS , gaon Pangiria

Chuk)

59 Kawaimari 50.95 ... P -(10+) W -(10+ ) -(10+) -( -5)

(Kawaimari N.C)

60 Dihing Kaivarta 21.04 P -(5-10) W - (5-10) Sunday BS

Gaon

61 . Kotoha Bongali 126.27 P -(10+) W -(-5) -( -5) BS

Gaon

62 Grant 53 F.S 41.28 -(-5) -(5-10) R -(5-10) Wednesday BS

63 Simaluguri Gaoti 19.42 -(-5) -(10+) TW -(5-10) . -(5-10) -(-5)

64 Simaluguri Block 26.30 -(-5) -(10+) TW .,--(5-10) -( -5) , BS

65 Nao-jan Halmari 21.85 P -(10+) W,TW' -(-5) Saturday BS N.C (Naojan Halmari No. 6)

66 Naojan -No.1 214.48 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

212

DIRECTORY Police Station: DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in L~-

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding allY tion villaa:e (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted ·by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-source source eluding for rical or ra-

gauchar & cultiva- cmaeological groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 l' 26· I

KR Dibrugarh [29] Rice&Wheat 7.28 0.45 41.24 47

KR Dibrugarh [29] Rice&Wheat 153.37 2.02 60.31 48

KR Dibrugarh [28] Rice&Whear 149.33 1.22 9.30 49

KR Dibrugarh [25} Rice&Wheat 145.68 4.85 1.22 50

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 62.72 1.61 0.82 51

K.R . Dibr~arh [23] Rice&Wheat 236.74 6.07 12.14 5l .

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 45.32 1.21 3.65 53

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 161.88 40.05 51.80 54

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 4.05 51.00 112.09 55

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 14.97 40.87 53.43 56

K.R Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 23.06 39.25 83.79 57

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 231.07 16.18 28.35 58

KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice&Wheat 14.98 3.64 32.33 59

KR . Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 2.84 4.04 14.16 60

KR Dibrugarh [24] ED Ricc&Wheat 39.26 41.69 45.32 61

KR Dibrugarh. [30] Rice&Wheat 34.80 6.48 62

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice 11.33 8.09 63

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice 3.23 10.52 12.55. 64

KR,PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 18.61 3.24 65

KR,PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 170.37 20.63 23.48 66

213

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given,) No, (in and Educational . Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no, of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

. holds station, Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

67 Deorigaon 349,65 P -(10+) TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) BS

68 Bolaigaon . 275.18 P -(10+ ) TW,W -(-5) Saturday BS

69 Bolai Na-Gaon 103.61 p -(10+) W,TW PO -( -5) BS

70 Jokai F.V 195.86' P(3),M PHS TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

71 Bolaibari Gaon 129.10 P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) BS

72 Naojan No.2 68.40 p. -(5-10) TW,W - (5-10) Saturday BS

73 Sessakosh No.3 80.1i P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -'(-5) BS (Sessakosh N.C)

74 Ghurania Grant 146.49 P -(-5) TW,W PO Saturday BS (Ghurani T.E)

75 Sessakush No.4 85.80 P -( - 5) W ,-( -5) -( -5) BS

76 Sessakush No. 2 35.61 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

77 Nibak Gaon 150.54 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(-5) BS

78 Kotoha Gaon 215.70 P,M,C -(10+ ) TW,W PO Wednesday BS [Kotoha Gaon (pt.)]

79 Bhogamur 177.26 P -(-5) W,T -( -5) -( -5) BS Tiniali

80 Alichuk Gaon 244.83 P - (10+) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) BS (Alichuk N.C.)

81 Dewanbari Gaon 73.24 P -(10+ ) TW,W. -(-5) Tuesday BS· Saturday

82 Dewanbari 142.85 P, -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) Tuesday BS-(No. 24/1490) Saturday

83 Dewanbari 125.05 "P :-(5-10) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) ]3S Kaiborta No.1

. (Dewanbari Block Gaon)

84 Medela F.V 771.32 M,P(7),H R,O T,W PO '- (- S) BS-

.214

DIRECTORY Police StatiOD: DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

,4.pproach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Iiriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ehaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [26] Rice&Wheat 80.53 48.97 220.15 67

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 218.53 41.28 15.37 68

KR Dibrugarh [24J Rice&Wheat 71.22 6.07 26.32 6~

KR . Dibrugarh [18] Rice&Wheat '62.32 66.36 48.97 18.21 C-15 70

K.R,PR Dibrugarh [24J Rice&Wheat Ill. 70 8.49 8.91 71

K.R,PR Dibrugarh [20] Rice&Wheat 31.56 4.85 31.99 72

K.R,PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice~Wheat 4.45 32.78 42.89 73

KR Dibrugarh [24] ED " Rice&Wheat 125.46 21.03 74

KR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 3.23 34.40 48.17 75

KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 14.97 8.09 12.55 76

('R,PR Dibrugarh [20] Rice&Wheat 118.57 S.49 23.48 ·77

(.R,PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 167.54 19.02 29.14 78

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice& Whea,t 45.33 41.28 '90.65 79

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 54.64 51.40 138.79 80

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 50.59 16.60 6.05 81

.R,PR Dibrugarh (25J Rice&Wheat 113.31 16.18 13.36 82

KR Dibrugarb f24] . Rice&Wheat 17.40 40.87 66.78 83

KR Dibrugarh [28] Rice& Wheat 385.66 382.00 3.66 T-l 84

215

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

\ Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within t"e village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village ·.of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village Iation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) . No. (in and Educational Medical Dnnking Post & Day ordays Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Wat« wayj

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 18

85 Dewanbari 50.59 P -.(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS Kaiborta No.2 (Dewanbari Kaibarta Gaon)

86 Metekani Gaon 90.25 'P -(10+) TW,W -(-5) Tuesday BS Saturday

87 Sessakush No. 1 34.00 M -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( -5) BS

88 Binoigutia Gaon . 473.47 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(-5)'. BS

89 Tinisukia Gaon 330.62 p -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) Saturday BS

90 Dewanbari T.E. 10.92 P P.H.C. TW,W -(5-10) Tuesday BS Grant (No. 24/149) Saturday (Dewanbari T.E)

91 Lepetkata Gaon 289.75 P P.R.C. T,W,TW -(-5) -( ~5) BS-

92 Lepetkata Bongah 18.61 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Block (Lepetkata BaI\gaJi Gaon)

93 Lepetkatta (60 F.S 20.23 P -(-5) TW,W -( -5) Sunday BS 71 NLR (T.E.) (Lepetkatta T.E) (Grant No. 71)

94 Lepetkatta Bagisha 60.71 P R 1W,T PO Tuesday BS (Lepetkata T.E.) •

Thursday

95 Changmarigohain 202.74 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)-

96 Na-Hazar 185.34 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS .Konwar Gaon

97 Burahazar 182.91 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS· Konwar

98 Dibrual Dihi!1gia 226.21 P,M,H -(5-10) TW,W PO Sunday BS· Gaon

99 . Barborua (ORR) 118.98 P H T,TW -(-5) Sunday BS· T.EHBarbarua T.E)

100 Kachari Gaon 199.91 ... P -( -5) TW,W -(-.5) -( -5) BS,·

216

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approactl to

Village

Nearest town and distance

(in kms)

11 12

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh.

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

. KR,PR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

PR,KR Dibrugarh

PR,KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

[24]

[26]

{to]

[13]

[15J

[18J

[14]

[14]

(13]

[ 15)

[10]

(11)

[11 ]

[11]

(10]

llO]

Power Supply

13

Staple food

14

... Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice& Wheat

... Rice& Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

EA Rice&Wheat

Rlce&Wheat

Police station DIBRUGARH 8

Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use in hectare~ rounded to two decimal places).

Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not by ted by gated waste (in- available

source source eluding for

15 16

217

17

5.66

86.19

27.51

419.67

289.35

8.09

252.93

16.19

40.46

176.45

131.93·

116.54

152.98

29.55

105.22

gauchar & cultiva-&roves) tion

II!

21.04

3.64

2.42

29.95

25.90

0.40

24.68

1.21

0.80

3.24

6.88

18.21

26.30

18.62

93.07

19

23.89

0.42

4.07

23.85

15.37

2.43

12.14

1.21

4.87

20.25

23.05

46.53

48.16

46.93

70.81

1.62

Remarks (in- Loca eluding any tion place of reli- Code gious, !listo- No. rical or ar­chaeological

interest)

20

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100 .

District : DmRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion . Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

101 Beheating Bagan 220.96 P D . TW,W PO -( -5) BS (No.2 NLR 13J76 ORR T.E) (Beheating T.E)

102 Mottak Gaon 178.88 P;M -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

103 Patra Gaon 191.02 'P,M -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

104 Rowmari Gaon 273;17 P D W,TW -(-5) -(S- 10) BS

lOS Bogibil Gaon 243,63 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(5 -10) BS

106 Chengamari 232.70 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS Habi

107 Mahmara Pathar 167.SS -(-S) -(S-1O) W,TW -(S~IO) -(S-IO) BS

108 Dighala Gaon 258.99 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

109 Chengamari 218.54 P -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Tekela Gaon

110 Handique Chuk ~90.20 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) BS Gaon

111 Borpathar Konwar 349.25 P,Il. -(-S) W,TW -( -S) -( -S) BS Gaon

112 Konwar Handique 190.60 P,M -( -S) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

113 Tingkhong 327.80 P D,PHS W,TW -(-S) -(-5) BS

114 MOhpowalimara Gohain Gaon

218.54 P -( -S) W -(-5) -(-5) 1\S

(Mobpualimora ,

Gaon)

US Komar Gaon 236.7S P.M -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

116 Rajbheta Grant IOS.21 C H T,TW PTO -(-S). BS INo. 1:6 F.S) (Rajabheta T.E)

117 Tekela Chiring 168.76 P -( - 5) T,W,TW PO -(-5) BS

218

DIRECTORY

. AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and to distance

village (in kms)

11 12

PR,KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

·4!KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugar,h

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

PR,KR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

[11]

[10]

[10] .

[1OJ

[ 8]

[10]

[13]-

[12]

[14]

[14J

[20]

[14]

[IOJ

[ 6]

[ 8]

l 4]

[ 1]

Police Station : DIBRUGARH 8

Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under. different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 .

EA Rice&Wheat 19.02 13.37 188.57 101 .

Rice&Wheat 56.66 52.20 70.02 102

EA Rice&Wheat 52.61 40.47 - 97.94 103

Rice&Wheat 89.03 20.24 163.90 104

Rice&Wheat 82.16 48.97 112.50 105

Rice&Wheat ·72.85 64.75 95.10 106

Rice&Wheat 52.61 31.97 82.97 107

Rice&Wheat 162.(58 76.90 19.41 108

Rice&Wheat 161.07 37.63 19.84 109

Rice&Wheat 116.54 62.32 11.34 110

ED Rice&Wheat 231.08 11.33 106.84 111

Rice&Wheat 124.64 49.78 16.18 112,

ED Rice& Wheat . 172.81 112.09 42.90 113 ,

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice& Wheat

EA Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

219

125.45

167.55

80.93

142.04

79.31

46.54

9.72

13.78

22.66

24.28

17.00

114

115

116

117

District: nmRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kjlls), (5-16 Code village lation lans) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given-.} No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IQ

118 Japara Gaon 67.58 P -(-5) W.TW -(-5) -( - 5) BS

119 Behia Chetia 103.60 p - (-5) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) BS

120 Khalihamari 44.11 .. , P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Gaon

1:1 Niz Kadamoni 141.24 j> -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

122 Borsaikia 180.49 P -(-5) W,TW ..,.(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

123 Sarkhalia PGR 93.07 P -(10+) T,TK -(10+) -(10+) . -(-5)

124 Hiloidhari Sandoi 277.62 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

125 Maizan T.E. 197.90 . P D W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( --5)

126 Bongal Gaon 144.48 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

127 Barbari (12/141 221.37 P ORR Grant)

D W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

(Borbari T.E)

128 Maizan Grant 142.45 P -(-5) W,TW PO -(-5) BS (Maijan Grant Hulla)

129 Ghabandi Chuk 230.27 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (Jarua Gaon) (Gharbani Chuk)

130 Kuchiakhunda 193.04 P,M -( -5) W,TW -(-5) Saturday BS

-131 Bogpara Gaon 248.07 P -{ -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

132 Kathi Gaon 210.03 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5 -10) BS

133 Borabogpara 262.24 P D TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) as Grant (No. 108/ 185) T.E (Bora-bokpara T.E)

134 Dhekeri Gaon 144.88 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS -135 Boiragimoth 256.16 P,M Kachari Gaon

-( -5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) BS

(Boiragirnoth Partl)-

21 '\ ~U

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and to distance

village (in kms)

11 12

KR Dibrugarh

KR,PR Dihrugarh

PR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

PR . Dibrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

PR Dihrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

.KR Dihrugarh

• KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

i)(R,PR Dibrugarh

~,PR Dihrugarh

[ 3]

[ 3]

[ IJ

[ 2]

[ 4J [16]

[10]

[ 8]

[ 6]

[ 4J

[ 8]

[ 4]

[ 9]

[ 81 [ 7]

[ 6J

[ 51 [ 2]

Police Station: DlBRUGARH 8

Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of ,reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-

13 14

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Riae&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat .

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

EA Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice& Wheat

15

221

16 17

44.92

10.12

18.61

78.10

32.37

20.23

237.55

193.86

. 78.11

200.31

... ~r, lOQ.76

181.30

174.02

213.67

184.13

213.68

112.09

216.92

gauchar& groves)

18

O.Si

1.61

6.47

8.49

40.46

17.80

6.47

27.93

13.75

0.41

l8.21

10.53

11.12

cultiva-tion

19

21.S5

93.48

23.89

56.67

139.63

32.38

22.27

4.04

59.90

21.06

13.76

35.22

18.61

34.40

7.69

48.56

22.26

28;12

chaeo]ogical interest)

20 --------

lIS

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131 132

133

134

135

. District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE " ,

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total AmenitillS available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets th,e distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water . Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10

136 Nizmankata 161.87 P,M -( -5) TW PO -( -5) BS Gaon

137 L.C.R. Grant 816.64 P D TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)' Jakai T.E ( Jokai T.E)

138 Hatimuria 195.46 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Gaon

139 Choto Bogpara 235.94 P D TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Grant (10/165 ORR) (Chota Bakpllra T.E)

140 Tepor Gaon 250.90 P -(-5) TW,W P,O -(-5) BS

141 Chota Bogpara 235.52 P 0 T -(-5) Friday -(-5).

(10/165 A)

142 Chi ring Gaon 123.02 P,M - ( -:- 5) TW,W P.T.O - (-5) BS

143 Japara Gaon 133.15 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

144 Mankat O.R.R. 255.76 P H TW,W Phone -(-5) BS Grant (MaI1kata T.E)

145 Dainijan Gaon 176.44 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) fiS·

146 Niz-Khanikar 160.25 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( - 5) BS· Ga~)D

147 DuIja Gaon 187.36 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS·

148 CheJlgamari 180.08 p -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS·

. Gaon

149 Lepetkatta 327.40 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(- 5) BS· Kachari

150 Bolai (No. 4~(A) 96.72 P HC T,TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS. aIfd'42/137 Grant) (Bolai T.E)

222

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

.Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e.' area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.). . cluding. any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva· chaeological

groves) tion imerest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR,PR Dibrugarh [ 1] ED Rice&Wheat 113.32 27.12 21.43 136

~KR DiblUgarh [15] ED Rice&Wheat 411.15 185.34 220.15 137

KR,PR Dibrugarh [12] Rice&Wheat 167.14 2.83 25.49 138

KR Dibrugarh [ 8J ED Rice&Wheat 194.25 21.44 20.25 139

:{{R,PR Dibrugarh [ 2] Rice&Wheat 206.80 20.23 23.87 140

'KR Dibrugarh [ 8] Rice&Wheat 168.35 60.30 6.87 141

DPR "'. , Dibrugarh [ 1] ED Rice&Wheat 80.93 22.66 19.43 142

;JtR,PR Dibrugarh [ 6J Rice&Wheat 75,67 46.53 10.95 143 " .1

~R,PR Dibnlgarh [ 4] ED Rice&Wheat 224.20 25.49 '6.07 144

KR Dibrugarh [ 9] , ED Rice&Wheat 110.88 53.82 11.74 145

l(RPR '" , , Dibrugarh [ 4] Rice&Wheat 135.17 5.66 19.42 146

KR Dibrugarh [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 104.81 59.49 23.06 147

KR Dibrugarh [ 9] ED Rice&Wheat 156.61 3.23 20.24 148

lKR.PR Dibrugarh [ 9] Rice&Wheat 251.32 42.08 34.00 149

iiKR,PR Dibrugarh [14] Rice&Wheat 1.21 41.68 53.83 150

223

pistrict : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

_-----

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code . village lation kms aod (lO+kms) ofthe nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 Ie

151 Borpathar 260.21 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS Kakati Gaon

152 Bolai Grant 275.18 P -(-5) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS (45 F.S)

153 Lepetkatta 267.49 P -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Bongali

154 Dulia Nahai'ani 108.45 -( -5) -( - 5) W - (5-10) -(5-10) BS

155 Ghoramara 115.33 P D W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

156 Sessa Grant 575.45 P H . TW,W Phone Sunday BS (14/153) (Sessa T.E)

157 Lekai Gaon 290.96 P -(-5) TW,W P,O -( -5) BS "'-

158 No.2 F.C.R 250.50 P D TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS· (Khanikar T.E)

159 Khanikar T.E 124.64 P D TW Phone .:. (-'--5) BS (32/31 NLR)

160 Kalioni Na-Gaoll' 148.52 P,M HC TWW P.O Sunday BS·

161 Chamaguri Bongali 114.12 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS· .(Chal1)aguri Gaon)

162 Chamaguri 157.75 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10). -( -5) BS· . Kachari

163 Harak Pathar 77.70 P -( - 5) W -(5-10) -(5 -10) BS-

164 Konwar Kherani 59.48 P -(-- 5) W -(5-10) -(5- 10) BS (Konwar Kacbari)

165 Panitola Konwar 190.60 P -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS· 166 Dihing Thekerani 207.19 1;J -(10+) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

Gaon

167 Kachamari 57.07 P . -( - 5) W,TW -(5-10) - (5 _;_ 10) BS· Hatigarh

224

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIBRl-GARH !3

;~ND .EAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple feed Land use ( i.e, area uuder different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to dist;:m:~ Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places), eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Dn.lrri· Cultivable Area r.(If place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-!lauehar & cultiva- . ehaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

KR. Dibrugarh Ll3] ED Rice&Wheat 163.08 44,93 52.20 151

KR Dibrugarh [ 17] Rice&Wheat 150.55 83.37 41.26 152

KR,PR Dibrugarh [17] Rice&Wheat 128.69 90.66 48.14 153

KR' Dibrugarh [l3] Rice&Wheat 78.92 3.64 25.89 j54

KR,PR Dibrugarh [ ~] Rice&Wheat 43.71 3.23 '68.39 155

KR,PR Dibrugarh [10] ED Rice&Wheat 209.22 56.65 309.58 156

KR,PR Dibr:ugarh [ 7] ED Rice&Wheat 209.62 10.92 7:).42 157

KR,PR Dibrugar.h [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 217.72 17.41 15.37 158

KR,PR Dibrugarh [ 8] EA Rice&Wheat 114.13 10.11 0.40 159

KR,PR Dibruglj,rh flOj Rice&Wheat 90.66 21.44 36.42 160

KR Dibrugarh [16] Rice&Wbeat .

12.54 65.]6 36.16 161

KR , Dihrugarh [ 12) Rice& Whe'at 88.23 20.22 43.30 162

KR Dibrugarh {I 41 Rice&Wheat 31. I 7 13.96 32.57 163

KR Dibrugarh [ 15J Rice&Wheat 17.80 10.92 3'-'.76 164

KR Dibrugarh [14] Rice&Wheat 11 7.35 17.40 35.85 165

KR Dihrugarh [l4] Rice&Wheat 11)9.27 34.39 63.53 166

KR Dibrugarh L18} Rice&Wheat 6.88 13.76 36.43 167

225

pisttict :·DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-"5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given).

-No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Commu?&a-hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11.)

16S Kachamari 106.84 P -( -5) W -(5-10) -(10+) . BS Deori Gaon

169 Dihing Khamti 55.44 P - (10+) TW,W P.O -(5-10) BS Gaon

170 Borbil No.1 204.37 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS (Borbil Gaon)

171 Ulam Pathar 77.71 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS· 172 Bhurbhuri No.2 150.54 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS 173 Cheng?mari 180.08 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

Gaon

174 Ghitira Pathar 114.93 p -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) BS 175 Habchara Gaon 56.66 p -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

176 Hahchara Pathar 70.82 p -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) . BS

177 Bhurbhuri No.3 123.83 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-1O) -(-5) (Bhurbhuri N.C)

178 Bhurbhuri No. 1 106.83 p -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 179 Dhariatoli 48.15 p -(10+) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS

• 180 Kamakhya Gaon 284.49 p -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS lSI Pelonia Gaon 82.55 P -(5-10) W· -(5-10) -(5-10) . BS 182 Bortemtow Gaon 159.05 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 183 Hajutemtow T.E 220.15 P 0 TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

184 Mohmari No. 1 . 231.48 P -(-5) TW,W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(~5)

(Mohmari Gaon)

185 Timona Gaon 222.98 P,M -( -5) TW,W. P.O _-(S-10) -(5-10)

]86 Iakaitimona T.E 199.10 P H TW - (5-10) Frjday -(10+) (Timora T.E)

.187 Agni Pathar 218.93 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5,..10) - (10+) _: (10+)

226

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

App.aeh Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loea to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by tea by gated Vl<aste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological ~roves) tion inttlfest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice&Wheat 28.34 5.66 72.84 168

KR Dibrugarh [21] Rice&Wheat 5.26 12.54 37.64 169

KR Dibrugarh [21] Rice&Wheat 55.45 5.66 143.26 170

KR Dibrugarh J 9] Rice&Wheat 25.50 2.42 49.79 171

KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 65.97 11.74 72.83 172

KR Dibrugarh [18] Rice&Wheat 156.61 3.23 2024 173

KR Dibrugarh [17] Rice&Wheat 69.60 6.47 38.86 174

KR Dibrugarh [13J Rice&Wheat 48.15 1.62 6.89 175

KR Dibrugarh [14J Rice&Wheat 6.07 19.42 45.33 176

KR Dibrugarh [11 J Rice&Wheat 49.77 9.31 64.75 177

KR Dibrugarh '['11] Rice&Wheat 27.93 3.64 75.26 178

KR Dibrugarh [I5J Rice&Wheat 26.70 3.65 17.80 179

KR Dibrugarh. [J4J Rice&Wheat 138.40 6.08 140.01 180

KR Dibrugarh [13J Ric"e& Wheat 48.15 6.07 28.33 181

KR Dibrugarh [l3] Rice & Wheat 44.92 53.41 60.72 182

KR Dibrugarh [13J Rice&Wheat 202.34 2.42 15.39 183

KR Dibrugarh [15J Rice&Wheat 58.27 74.86 98.35 184

KR Dibrugarh / [30J Rice&Wheat 175.63 5.66 41.69 185

KR Dibrugarh [21 ] EO Rice&Wheat 121.82 . 31.17 46.11 186

KR Dibrugarh [35J Rice&Wheat 163.89 8.90 46.14 ..• - 187

227

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (S-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facilitv available is given.)

No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & . Day or days Communica- " hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way,

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

188 Tamulbati 78.10 p H TW -(5- iO) -(10+) -(5-10)

(43J40 Grant)

189 Lahowal ~27/148) 651.13 P H TW -( -5) Friday -(-5) .

190 Nunpuria Pathar 285.30 (- 5) -(- 5) W . -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-1O)

Gaon (Lunparia Gaon)

EI Tamulbari Grant 99.95 p -( -5) TW -(5":"'0) -(5- 10) -(5-10)

(No. 90/93) (Tamulbari T.E)

192 Jiliguri Gaon 207.61 P -(5 -10) TW,W -( -5) -(5-10) -(10+)

193 Bhi111para Gaon 76.08 p -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(5 - 10)

194 Chagalikata Gaon 154.18 p -(5--10) TW,W -(5-10) Sunday -(5--10)

195 Ghagrajan Gaon ]26.66 p -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) Sunday -(10+)

196 Dangar Pathar 176.44 p -(5-10) TW.W -(5-.10) -(5-10) -(JO+)

Gaon (Dangar Pathar Gaon N.C)

,

197 Na~Gaon 225.42 . P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

198 Rajgorll.No. 2 138.41 -(-5) -(10+) TW,W. -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

199 Telpani r.v 24.28 P-2 -( - 5) TW,W . -'-- (10+) -(1O+) NW

200 Telpani Block 63.53 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

201 Joktoli Bam 131.52 P -( - 5) " TW,W . --(5-10) Sunday -(lO+)

2v2 Rajgorh No.1 110.48 P P.H.S TW,W -(5-10) Sunday - (10+)

203 Konwari Pathar 197.09 P - (- 5) TW,W -(5-10) Sunday -(10+)

Gaon (Konwar Gaon Pathar)

204 Basmotia T.E 55.84 P H TW,W -(5- 10) Friday -(10+)

205 Garukhunda 159.86 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) Sunday -(10+).

Gaon

228

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and' to distance

village . (in krns)

11 12

PR Dibrugarh

PR Dihrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

PR Dibrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

KR Dihrugarh

. KR Dihrugarh

[35J

[ 13J

[32]

[23)

[25]

[28]

[30]

[32J

[30]

[2l}

[29J

[25J

[27J

[24J

[28]

[32]

[351

[27J

Power Staple food Supply

13 14 .

Rice & Wheat

EO Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

EO Rice& Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice~Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

EO Rice& Wheat

Rice&Wheat

. Police Station: DIBRUGARH 8

Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) Forest Irriga-

by 'ted by source source

15 16

...

9.72

...

229

Un-Irri-gated

17

46.l3

592.85 /

222.57

68.39

'. 125.03

46.15

117.35

53.41

130.30

114.13

81.75

39.25

91.45

60.70

137.60

49.77

94.29

Cultivable waste (in-eluding

gauchar & groves)

18

14.9&

24.70

22.25

16.99

19,04

19.82

11.33

16.99

12.96

33.19

2.42

12.54

0.80

7.28

13.75

18.22

2.43

8.49

Area not available

for cultiva-

lion

l' 16.9<)

33.58

40.48

14.57

63.54

10.U

25.50

56.26

33.18

78.10

54.24

2.02

23.48

32.79

36.03

41.27

3.64

57.08

Remarks (in- Loca" eluding ~ny lion place of reli- Code

. gious, histo- No . rieal or ar-chaeological

interest)

-~-~~---

2e 1

18~

.189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

205

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Nam~ of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available _is_give_n.) _____ No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communi:ca-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, .of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

206 Basrnotia Gaon 37.63 P -:-(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) - (10+)

:207 Teparchalibam 229.05 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) Sunday -(10+)

208 Naharhaku No.2 33.19 P -(5 -to) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (Nahorhoka Block)

209 Naharhaku Gaon 20).63 P -(5-10) TW.W -(5-10) -( -5) -(10+ )

210 Rarnai Bonga1i • 185.35 P -(5-10) TW,W P.O -( -5) BS Gaon

211 Chiringhola 146.9l P -(5-10) TW,W -(- 5) Sunday ,(10+) Gaon No.2

212 Chiringhola 259.41 P,M -(5-10) . TW,W -(-5) Sunday - (10+) Gaon No. ·1

213 Bosapathar Gaon 208.00 P - (5-10) TW.W P.O -, -(-5) BS (Basa Gaon)

214 Dikornsessa 723.98 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5)

Gaon

215 Kharikatia Gaon 149;74 -( -5) -(5-10) 'W -(5-10) -( -5) -(5 -10),

216 Gohain Gaon 252.92 P,M -(5 - 10) TW -(5...,.10) -(-5) .. -(5- 10)'

217 Niz-Madarkhat 218.93 P -(.!. 5) TW -(- 5) -( -5) -(-5)

218 Alin;ur Gaon 290.16 P -(5- 10) TW,W PO -(-5) -(5 -10),

219 Chengelijan 736.34 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) - (- 5) BS Gaon

220 Rornai T.E (219/ 112.90 P H TW,W -( -5) ~(5-10) -(5-10)

217) (Romai T.E)

221 Rongpuria Gaon 140.83 P,M , -( -5) TW,W PO Sunday -(10+)

222 Rangaliting T.E 46.95 P D TW,W -(5-10) Friday -(10+),

(Rangliting)

223 Dikam Sessa 48035 P H TW Phone Friday -(5-10)

T.E

230

DIRECTORY Police StatiOD : DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND USE

Approach . Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- . Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [23J Rice&Wheat .... 35.61 0.80 1.22 206

KR Dibrugarh [23] Rice&Wheat 172.40' 5.65 51.00 207

KR Dibrugarh [20J Rice&Wheat 23.47 1.63 8.09 203

KR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 172.39 2.~5 34.39 ~O9

PR Dibrugarh [29] Rice&Wheat 154.19 4.04 27.12 210

KR Dibrugarh [20J Rice&Wheat 127.47 3.23 16.21 211

KR Dibrugarh [21] Rice&Wheat 217.72 1.23 40.46 212

PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 179.68 3.23 25.09 213

, KR DiQ.rugarh .[23J EO Rice&Wheat 582.34 19.82 J21.82 214

KR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 129.09 5.26 15.39 215

PR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 186.16 14.16 52.60 216

KR Dibrugarh [19J Rice 193.03 7.28 18.62 217

PR Dibrugarh [20] ED Rice&Wheat 245.23 4.45 40.48 218

PR Dibrugarh [19] ED Rice&Wheat 113.71 45.32 77.31 219

PR Dibrugarh [18] ED Rice&Wheat 91.06 1.61 20.23 220

PR Dibrugarh [26] EO Rice&Wheat 109.26 2.03 29.54 221

PR Dibrugarh [32] EO Rice&Wheat 36.03 1.21 9.71 222

PR Dibrugarh [17] Rice&Wheat 342.76 84.98 52.61 .'. 223 ,

231

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total ar0a Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tile tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-'-10 Code village lation kms) and (10+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinkmg Po.t & Day or days Communica-

'hect!!'res) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable), Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way) ----------.-~----~~--

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

224 Chengelijan 233.5v .P H TW -(-5) Friday -(10+) Grant (No. 26 F.S) (Chengetijan

T.E)

225 Romai Gaon 257.38 P -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

.226 Phutahula Gaon 309.19 P,M -( - 5) TW,W PO Sunday -(10+)

227 Habichuk Gaon 239.16 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

228 Tamulbari (43/46 95.91 P H TW,W Phone Saturday -(5-10)· Grant)

2~9 Hatkhola Gaon 222.98 P -( - 5) TW,W PO· -(10+) BS

230 Melengial Gaon 262.64 P -( -5) TW -( -5) -(10+) BS

231 Lahoal Grant (No. 19f155)

270.74 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(10+) -( -~)

Lahoal Mattak T.E)

2n Khanikar Gaon 23.48 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) - (5-10) - (5- 10»'

233 Bakulmaz Gaon 316.05 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) Friday -(-5)

234 Boke! (No. 6 122.22 ' P H TW -( -5) Friqay -(-5) LCR) (Bokel T.E)

235 . Dibrual Chang- 104.00 P - (- 5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) mai Gaon

236 Mohanbari Hindu 159.86 P '-(-5) TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5)· Gaon

237 Niz-M oidumia 196.28 P -(-5) TW,W ~( -5) -(5-10) -( - 5), Gaon

238 Lahoal Patra J97.48 P,M -PRe TW,W PTO -(-5) BS Gaon fLahoal

P~thar)

239 Niz-Lahoal 272.35 P - (- 5) TW PTO -( -5) RS,BS. Gaon Phone

232

DIRECTORY Police Station ; DIBRUGA RH 8

AND LAND USE

Appreach Nearest IOwn and power Staple rood Land use ( Le. area under different types o( Land use Remarks (in Loca. to distance Supply if' hectartl6 rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by led by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding .. for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological , grove<;) tion iIllerest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----

KR Dibrugarh [28] EO Rice&Wheat 228.24 526 224

KR Dibrugarh [261 R;ice 199.91 0.80 56.67 225 , ,

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wh~at 242.00 10.52 56.67 226

.KR Dibrugarh [17} Rice&Wheat 115.33 121.40 2.43 227

PR Dibrugarh [23] EO Rice 80.53 S.50 6.88 228

PR Dibrugarh [10] ED . Rice& Wheat 137.99 80.95 4.04 .. , 229

K.R,PR Dibrugarh [15] ED Rice&Wheat 104.40 153.39 4.85 230

PR Dibrugarh [12] Rice&Wheat 224.60 28.74 17.40 231

KR Dibrugarh [14J Rice&Wheat 19.42 2.02 2.04 232

PR Dibrugarh [ 7] '., Rice&Wheat 275.18 7.28 33.:'9 233

PR Dibrugarh [ 5] EO Rice&Wheat 116.14 3.23 2.85 234

PR Dibrugar~ [11 ] Rice&Wheat 98.34 3.64 2.02 235

PR Dibrugarh [16} Rice&Wheat 142.05 4.85 12.96 236

PR,KR Dibrugarh [121 Rice&Wheat 152.57 2.44 41.27 237 ..

fR,KR Dibrugarh [14J Rice&Wheat 161.87 18.21 17.40 238

PR Dibrugarh (IO) ED Rice& Wheat. 198.70 36.83 36.82 239

233'

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES.

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in ~he tion Name.of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5Ians), (5 -10 Code village .lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water 'II'1ly\

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ii ----_-

240 Bakulbari Grant 78.91 P H TlV -- (- 5) Friday -(-5) (No. 26/147)

241 Japihazia Gaon 190.21 P -( -5) TW,W PO -( - 5) - (;_ 5)

242 Chaul Khowa 312.01 P . D TW,W - (-- 5) -( -5) BS,RS

Grant Gaon (Chaui Khowa

T E)

243 Bebej ia Kaivarta 233.~ 1 P Gaon (Bebejia

-( - 5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5j

Dom Gaon)

244 Ba~bari Gaon 227.03 P , -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) --(5-10) -(5-10)

245 Athabari Gaon 263.85 P FPC TW,W PO -(5-10) -(5-·10)

246 Miri Pathar 212.86 P --(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5 10)

247 Titadimaru 309.19 P - (-5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) :-( -5) Gaon

248 Kendulibari T.E 936.02 P H TW,W PO -(5-10) -( - 5)

249 Harabari Grant 142.44 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -( -5) - (5- ]0) -(5-10) (No. 115 F.S)

250 Harabari Konwar 216.10 P -( -5) TW,W :._ ( - 5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon •

251 Fillaguri T. E 464.16 P - (-- 5) W -(-~ .-(5-10) -( -5) (Temuguri T.E)

252 Niz-Xanai Gaon 217.31 P -(10+ ) TW,W PO -(Y--lO) -(10+)

253 Mathala Grant 524.87 P T.E (Mathala

H TW -l5-1O) -(5-10) -(5-10)

T.E)

254 Green Wood T.E 0.04 P H TW - (10+) Sunday -(10+)

255 Naga Ghuli 441.10 P Grant (No. 7/180)

H TW -(5-10) -( -5) -(10+)

(Nagaghuli T.E)

234

DIRECTORY Police Station : DIBRU G/,RH 8

AND LAND USE

.----. Approach NeanOlst town and Power ~tapJe food land use ( i.e. area under different types of land use Remarks (in loca.

to distaf,ce Supply in hectares rounded to two decill1al places). eluding any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- CultivabJe Area not place of reli- Cede.

by ted by· gated waste (in- available gious, histo-source source eluding for rical or ra-

gauchar & cultiva- chlleological ~roves.l tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2()

PR Dihrugarh [ 8] EO Rke&Whee.t 7-3.66 ·1.04 . 1.2! 240 ,.

PR • Dihrugarh [10] Rice&Wheat 141.24 9.30 39.67 241

·PR Dibrugarh [10] ED Rice&Wheat 199.10 78.52 34.39 242

KR Dibrugarh [ 8] Rice&Wheat 215.29 10.52 7.70 243

KR Dibrugarh [10] Rice&Wheat 171.18 6.87 48.98 244

PR Dibrugarh [ 19] Rice&Wheat 150.94 8.51 104.40 245

PR Dibrugarh [19J Rice&Wheat 161.87 11.33 39.66 . 246

KR' Dibrugarh [ 9] Rice&Wheat 157.82 55.44 95.93 247

PR Dihrugarh [12} Rice&Wheat 648.30 8.49 279.23 248

KR Dibrugarh [ 91 Rice&Wheat 131.11 0040 10.93 249

KR Dibrugarh [ 9] Rice&Wheat 170.77 3.23 42.10 250

KR Dibrugarh [ 8J Rice&Wheat 398.19 10.53 55.44 251

KR Dibrugarh [12] Rice&Wheat 100.7(j 42.50 74.05 252'

PR Dibrugarh [ 8] Rice&Wheat 324.56 1.21 199.10 253

PR Dihrugarh [101 Rice&Wheat 0.04 254

PR Dibrugarh [1O} Rice&Wheat 73.25 1.61 3(6.24 255

'235

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

DIRECTORY Poliee Station : DIB~UGARH 8

AND LAND USE

.·App.u>OlCh Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance: Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated y,aste (in- available gious. histo- No.

source source eluding. for rical or aT-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 J3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Dibrugarh [I 2] Rice&Wheat 185.75 2.83 29.95 256

KR Dibrugarh [ 12] Rice&Wheat 182.91 7.68 41.29 257

PR Dibrugarh [ 17] EO Rice&Wheat 305.13 258

PR Dibrugarh [19] Rice&Wheat 188.i 7 2.02 7.29 259

KR Dibrugarh [IS] Rice&Wheat 131.53 6.07 103.59 260

KR Dibrugarh [12] Rice&Wheat .,. 154.99 24.28 27.52 261

KR Dibrugarh l32] Rice&Wheat 194.65 46.95 46.54 262

PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 125.86 3.63 263

I-

KR Dibrugarh [37] Rice&Wheat 80.93 1.61 17.02 264

PR Dibrugarh [I fJ Rice&Wheat 166.74 4.04 14.16 265

PR Dibrugarh [17] EO Rice&Wheat ... , 292.18 4.04 6.48 266

PR Dibrugarh [15J Rice&Wheat 99.55 0.80 155.41 267

KR Dibrugarh [IS} Rice&Wheat 72.03 18.62 6.87 , 268

PR Dibrugarh [40} Rice&Wheat 110.47 4.87 8.09 ·269

PR Dibrugarh [24J ... Rice&Wheat 74.87 :.24 692.81 270

PR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 174.01 4O.0~ 44.12 271

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice&Wheat 115.33 29.54 24.69 272

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice&Wheat 5.26 22.66 135.97 273

PR Dibrugarh [20] ED Rice&Wheat 140.42 46.13 25.10 274

237

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5

1.00:1-tion Come No.

1

Name of Village

2

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

3

275 Lukhtira K.hania 167.95 Gaon

'276 Phukanar Khat 280.44 Gaon

277 Sengdhora Gaon

278 Kachuani Pathar Gaon

223.~9

152.56

279 Nakoidhora T.E 196.28

280 Gorpara Konwar 220.15 Gaon

281 Ok land Grant (No.6 F.S) (Oakland T.E

No.1)

282 Garpara Gaon

283 Kachuani Gaon

664.08

212.47

179.27

284 Larupuria Pathar 225.82

285 Guiphola Gaon 286.93

286 Larupuria Gaon 295.02

287 Haru Gaon

:288 Na-Gaon

253.34

219.35

289 Baratichuk 198.71 Gaon (Baratichuk Dom Gaon)

290 Niz-Rahmaria 29(1.56

291 Borahi Da~Pathar 279.63 (Borahi Pathar)

292 Thanaichuk Gaon

17401

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Total Amenities available ;- (if nut available within the village a dash (-) is shewn in tRe popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). and ---'7:l:'_-'-C-d u-c"-at-:-io_:_n-'-,aJ:-'--CMC:-;-ed:-:-ic-"'a-:-'-j --':':::Dc-"r:-:-in~kl:-'-'Il;-:Cg -'-";:::. P:"::'os--"t ::::&:"=:=-"-:D:::-a':"::y:::o=r :.:'da=-y~s: --"-'-"Cort:"'o:;;;;m~m-u"'-;; iP"ca-_

no. of water Telegraph, of Market. tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway Rolds station.

4 5

P

P

P

-( --5)

P

P

p

p

P

-- ( - 5)

-( -5)

P

P

P

P

P,M

- (-5)

P

6 7 8

-(10+) TW,W -(10+)

-(10+) TW.W -(10+)

- (IQ+)

-(10+ )

TW,W

TW,W

-(10+)

-(10+)

D TW,W - (5- 10)

-(10+) TW,W -(10+)

H TW -(5-10)

-(10+) TW,W 'PO

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

-(10+) W -( -5)

-(10+) R - (11)+)

-(10+) TW,W - (10+)

-(10+) W -(1O-t-)

-(10+) TW,W -(10+)

-(10+) TW,W -(10+)

- (:0+) TW,W -(10+)

- (10+) W -(10+)

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

9

-(10+)

-.(10+)

-(10+)

-(-5)

-( -5)

- (10+)

-( -5)

- (10+)

-(10+)

-(10+ )

-(-5)

- ( .:_ 5)

-(-5)

- (-5)

-(10+)

Sunday

-( -5)

-( ~5)

Water way)

10

BS

BS

BS

-(10+)

- (5 -10)·

BS

-(10+ ).

BS

-(10+).

-(10+)

- (10+)'

-(10+)

-(10+)

-(10+)

-(10+),

BS

-(1O+)'

-(--5)

DIRECTORY Police Station: DIBRUGARH 8

AND LAND. USE.

f\pproach Nearest town and Power Staple fooli! L.and use C i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks!Cin- Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kIlls) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

gf-oves) tion int~est)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----------~- --------- -------~--~-- .. ----_-- -- ---- - - -- -

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 122.21 4.47 41.27 ~ 75

KR Dibrugarh [24J Rice&Wheat 215.69 23.~8 40.87 276

PR,KR Dibrugarh [15] Rice&Wheat 169.98 33.99 19.82 , ... 277

KR Dibrugarh [20J Rice&Wheat 104.40 33.99 14.17 278

PR,KR Dibrugarh [15] Rice&Wheat 172.81 13.36 10.1 I 279 .~

KR Dibrugarh [22] Rice&Wheat 142.05 ... 78.iO 280

PR Dibrugarh [15] Rice&Wheat 251.31 2.45 4iO.32 281

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 12.56 36.42 163.49 282

KR Dibrugarh [23] Rice&Wheat 13.77 1.61 163.89 283

KR Dibrugarh [37] Rice&Wheat 29.96 60.29 135.57 284

KR Dibrugarh [38J Rice&Wheat 4.45 83.77 198.71 285

PR,KR Dibrugarh [23] Rice&Wheat 121.82 48.15 125.05 286

KR Dibrugarh [24] Rice&Wheat 140.44 15.78 97.12 287

KR Dibrugarh [25] Rice&Wheat 119.78 25.49 74.08 ~88

KR Dibrugarh [24J Rice&Wheat 1.:7.47 31.56 39.68 289

PR Dibrugarh rIO] Rice&Wheat 226.63 7.28 56.65 290

KR Dibrugarh [ 10] Rice&Wheat 157.42 2.42 119.79 291

KR Dibmgarh [IOJ Rice&Wheat 145.69 7.28 . 21.04 292

239

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the don Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational lVJ.edicaJ Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph; of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds statien

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

293 Dhopabor Gaon 237.15 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5-10)

294 Bogoritolia Gaon 184.53 P - (10+) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+)

295 Genichuk 267.09 P -(10+ ) TW,W -(10+) -(-5) - (10+)

296 Rahmaria Gaon 246.85 P PHS TW,W -(5-10) -(5 -10) BS

297 Loksani Gaon 177.25 P - (10+) TW,W -(10+) -( -5) -(10+)

298 Gahari Pathar '744.61 P -(10+ ) TW,W - (10+) - (-5) -(10.+)

299 Sainaki Gaon 556.43 P -(10+) TW,W -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+)·

300 Sabarubaliari 284.89 P - (10+) TW;W -(10+) - (5-10) -(10+) Gaon (Sabaru Baliari Gaon N.C)

301 Nefafoo (2C0/198 222.17 -(-5) -(10+ ) TW -(10+) -(10+> -(10+) NLR)

302 Mohmara Nepali 278.42 -(-5) ....,(10+) TW -(10+) - (5-10) -(10+)· (Mohmara

Khanda)

303 Nefafoo (2011 221.37 P - (10+) TW - (1'0+) -(10+) -(10+) . 199 Grant)

304 Mohmora 126.66 -( -5) -(10+) TW -(10+) -(10+) - (10+), Kathani

305 Barbari (A.M.e) 63.14 C H TW,W PO -( -5) .BS

306 Sagunibari Gaon 177.66 P D TW,W -( - 5) -( -5) BS (Ethel wood T.E)

307 Sessakush N.C 0.80 -( -5) - (5-10) TW,W - (-5) -( -5) -(-5)

308 Kacharnari 53.41 P -(5-10) TW,W - (5-10) -t5-10) -(5- 10)' Deori N.C

309 Mohmari Gaon 75.67 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) .-(5-1O) No.2

310 Borbil No.2 103.20 p -(5 -10) W -(5·-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)1

240

,DIRECTORY PoUte St'tio.: DmRt'GARH 8

AND LAND USE

Approacll Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in L~. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decim~1 places). cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated , waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar &. ("ultiva- chaeological

!roves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

,It.R Dibrugarh [ 8J Rice&Wheat 149.74 4.05 83.36 293

PR Dibrugarh [29] Rice& Wheat ' 138.80 11.34 34.39 294

KR Dibrugarh (28) , Rice& 'Vheat 222.17 3.64 41.28 295

PR Dibrugar~ [ 8] Rice&Wheat 149.34 . 25.89 7].62 296

KR Dierugarh (10] Rice&Wheat 80.53 26.31 70.41 297

KR Dibrugarh [28] Rice&Wheat 76.89 363.40 304.32 298

KR Chabua [12] Rice&Wheat 133.95 85.03 337.45 299

KR Chabua (13] Rice&Wheat 101.57 1.61 181.71 300

KR Chabua [15] Rice&Wheat 61.51 10.12 150.54 301

KR Cbabua [13J Rice&Wheat 53.42 4.45 220.55 302

KR Chabua [13J Rice&Wheat 57.06 9.71 154.60 303

·'KR Chabua [14J Rice&Wheat 92.67 1.62 32.37 304

KR,PR Dibrugarh [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat ... 63,14 305

PR Dihrugarh [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 161.87 8A9 7.30 306

KR Dibrugarh [ 5] Rice&Wheat 0.69 0.11 ... 307

KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice&Wheat 4.45 . 1.20 47.76 308

KR Dihrugarh (20] Rice&Wheat 45.32 5.25 25.10 309

KR Dibrugarh [18] Rice&Wheat 85.40 2.42 15.38 310

241

District': DIBRUGARH 03/5

Leca­.tien Code No.

Name of village

311 Nipoon N.C

312 Saboru Boliori N.C Gaon

313 Dangar Pathar No.1

T otal for the . Police Station

Tetal area of the village

(in hectares)

3

T9tal popu­lation and

no. of house holds

4

3.64 .

3.24

182.92

60,838.43

. VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available :. (if not available within the villa~e a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 kms), and (lO+krns) of the nearest place where the faciJity available.::cis:_.,g""ivc_.:.e_D--<..)_---c-_ Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Cornrnunica-

5

-(-5)

P

P

P=293 M= 28 H= 5 C= 3

water Telegraph, of Market I tion (Bus (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

station, Water way)

6 7 8

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

-(10+) TW,W -(10+)

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

PHS= 5 TW=241 Phone= 7 D=18 W=265 PO=37 H=26 T= 12 PTO= 3

PHC= 3 R= 10 TO= 1 FPC= 3TK= 1 HC= 2 0= 1

242

9

-(5-10)

-(10+ )

-(5-10)

10

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-(5-10)

BS=117 RS= 2 NR= 1

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and to -distance

village (in kms)

11' 12

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

PR= 99 KR=259

[20]

[35]

[20J

Power Staple food Supply

13 14

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Whe~t

Rice&Wheat

ED=41 EO=13 EA= 6

Police Station DIBRUGARH 8

Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks:(in- Loca-in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious. histo- No. source source eluding for rical or ar-

gauchar & cuffiva- chaeological groves) tion interest)

15 16 17 18 19 20

3.00 0.64 311

l.21 2.03 312

130.30 20.65 31.97 313

457.70 66.36 38,104.05 7,115.96 15,094.36

.143

POLICE STATION :: MORAN (03/5/9)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

II. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

1. Abhoipuri Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/205 34. Bl}zorsuk Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/78 2. Ahomgaon Block N.C. 0'3/5/9/128 35. Bhalukaguri Gaon 03/5/9/45 3. Ahomgaon No.1 03/5/9/129 36. Bharali Bari Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/246 4. Ahomgaon No. 2 03/5/9/130 37. Bharalibari Gaon No. 2 03/5/9/244 5. Ahomgaon Nagar 03/5/9/154 38. Bharalibari Gaon No. 3 03/5/9/245 6. Ahomgaon Kataki Pukhuri 03/5/9/161 39. Bh.ogali Pathar F.V. 03/5/9/300 7. Akhoi Phutia Gaon 03/5/9/16 40. Bokahola Gaon 03/5/9/163 8. Athabari Gaon 03/5/9/217 41. Burikhowang No. 1 03/5/9/226

, 9. Baghtoli Sonowal Gaon 03/5/9/162 42. Burikhowang No.2 03J5/9/225 10. Baghtoli Pathar Gaon 03/5/9/165 43. Burikhowani No.3 03/5/9/224 11. Baghtoli Bahani Gaon 03/5/9/166 44. Chagli Pathar GilOn 03/5/9/90 12. Bahari Gaon Block No.2 03/5/9{J67 45. Chahari Kata No.1 03/5/9/291 13. Bamunbari T.E. 320 NLR 03/5/9{23fi 46. Chahari Kata No.2 03/5/9/250 14. Bamunbari Grant No. 323 NLR 03/5/9/271 47. Chahari Kata No.3 03/5/9/249 J5. Balllunbari Grant No. 264 NLR 03/5f'J/272 48. Chakalia Gaon No.1 03/5/9/47 16. Bamunbari Grant No. 50/16 03/5/9/273 49. Chakalia Gaon No. 2 03/5/9159

NLR 50. Chakalia Block No. 3 03/5/?/60 17. Barbam Block 03/5/9/51 51. Chakalia Gaon 03/5[9/194 18. BarbiII F.V. 03/5/9/304 52. Changmai Gaon 03/5/9/286 19. Bardoloni Pathar 03/5/9/3 53. Charaihagi Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/237 20. Bard010ni Gaon 03/5/9/4 54. Charaihagi Gaon No.2 03/5/9/235

.21. Barghugulani 03/5/9/263 55. Charaihagi Gaon No. 3 03/5/9/242 22. Barhola F.V. 03/5/9/305 56. . Chenimari Gaon 03/5/9/220 23. Barmeshlow Gaon 03/5/9/288 57. Chetia Gaon 03/5/9/122

'24. Barbill Gaon 03'/5/9/143 58. Dalanikur Kumar Gaon 03/5/9/126 :25. BarbiIl Block N.C. 03/5/9/159 59. Dalanikur Kumar Gaon 03/5/9/155 26. Barbill Block 03/5/9/160 60. Dehajan Gaon OJ/5/9/35. 27. Bartani Grant No. 107}110 03}5/9}57 61. D~khari No. 41 N.L.R. 03/5/9/~4

N.L.R. 62. Dekhari 283/323 N.L.R. 03/5/9/48 28. Bartani N.L.R. 03/5/9/64 63. Dekhari 230/228 N.L.R. 03/5/9/61 29. Bartani Waste Land No.5 03/5/9/66 64. Deodhai B8ngali 03/5/9/32 30. Bez Gaon 03/5/9/137 65. Deo gharia Gaon No 1 03/5/9/296 31. Bez Gaon Block NC 03/5/9/139 66. Deogharia Gaon ~o 2 03/5/9/295 32. Bez Pathar Gaon No 1 03/5/9/31 67. Deori Gaon 03/5/9/223 .33. Bez Pathar Gaon No 2 03/5/9/30' 68. Dhemechi Gaon 03/5/9/27

245'

POLICE STATION :! MORAN (03/5/9)

ALPHABETlCAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of ViIlai:es Location Code S1. No. Name @f Villages Location Code

69. Dhemechi Haldhibari Gaon 03/5/9/22 10,. Gajpuria Block No.2 03/5/9/177 70. Dighaliahola Block f3/5/9/93 102. Gajpuria Nepali Qaon 03/5/9/175 71. DighaliahoJa Gaoil 03/5/9/94 j 03. GarihaJisuk Chetia Gaon 03/5/9/10 72. Dihingia Gaon No.1 03/5/9/28 104. Garihalisuk Gaon 03/5/9/12 73. Dihingia GaonNo, 2 03~5/9/120 105. Garmara Hatigarh 03/5/9/234 74. Dihingia Gaon No.3 03/5/9/1J9 106. Garpathar N C. 03/5}9/261 75. Dihingia Mandir 03/5/,) /121 107. Garaimari Gaon 03/5/9}158

Kinar No.2 108. Garuhara Gaon 03/5/9/290 . 76. Dikhari !Cinar 03/5/9/114 109. Gergeri NC 03J5/9/156

Saragfala Gaon 110. Ghoraghas No. 1 03/5/9/1lJ6, 77. Dikhari Nepali Gaon 03j5}9jJ04 Ill. Ghoraghas No. 2 03}5}9/195 78. Dikhari Moran Gaon No.1 03/5/9/80 112. Ghoraghas No.3 03/5/9/201 79. Dikhari Moran Gaon No.2 03/5/9181 113. Ghugulbari ~aon 03/5/9/281 , 80. Dikhari Kinar No.1 0315/9/135 114. Ghugulani Ahom 03/5/9/264 81. Dimow Kinar Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/141 Bongali Gaon 82. Dimow Kinar Changmai 03/5/9/140 115. Ghugulani Bongali 03/5/9/265

Block 116. Ghugulani Barbam 03/5/9/266 83. Dimow Kinar Block 03/5/9/110 117. Ghugulani Nepali 03/5/9/264 84. Diroighat Block No 1 03/5{9/52 118, Ghugul Pathar Gaon 03/5/9/200 85. Diroighat Block No.2 03/5/9/53 119. Ghugulani Pathar Gaon No.1 03/5/9/197 86. Diroighat Gaon 03/./9/54 120 Ghugulani Pathar Gaon No.2 03/5/9/198 87. Doomar Dalang Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/211 121. Ohugul Pathar 03/5/9/46-88. Doomar Dalang Gaon No.2 03/5/9/212 ' 122. Grant No. 46 N L.R. 03/5/9/7T 89. Doomar Dalang Gaon No.3 03/5/9/2i 3 (Moran Town) 9(.1. Doomar Dalang Gaon No.4 03/~/9/210 123. Grant No. 284 N.L.R. 03/5/9/65 91. Duliabam Gaon No.2· 03/j/9/229 (Sapon) 92. Duha Bangali Gaon 03/5{9/230 124. Haldhibari Barpathar 03/:/9/13J: 93. Duliabam T .E. 03/5/912-4 125. Halmari No. 20 W.L. 03/5/9/275 94. Dulia Lahoal Gaon 03/'/9fl81 126. Halmari T.E. 318 N.L.R. 03/5/9/276 95. Erameshlow No.1 03/5/9/248 127. Halmari T.E. 230 N.L.R. 03/5/9/277 96. Erameshlow No.2 03/ /9/251 128. Hatkhola Gaoll 03/5/9/75 91. Erameshlow No. 3 03/5/9/2.13 129. Hingarijan Gaon No.1 03/5/9/25-98. Fatikashowa Ekarani Gaon 03/5/9/202 130. Hingarijan Gaon No_ 2 03/5/9/26 99. Gajpuria Gaon (:3/5./9/145 131. Hologuri Gaoll No. I 03/5/9124

100. Gajpuria Bongali Gaon O~J5/9/176 B2. Hologuri Gaon No.2 03/5/9/H

246

POLICE STATION .. MORAN (03/5/9) .. •

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code S1. No. Name of Villages Location Code

133. Hung Hungia Gaon No.1 0~J5J9J173 165. Khowang Grant No. 3]2 03/5/9/267 ]34. Hung Hungia Gaon No. 2 03j5/9/l72 166. Koilagorah Gaon 03/5/9/279 135.' Hung Hungia Gaon No.3 03/5/9/163 167. Koilagorah Habi 03/5/9/280 136. Hung Hungia Gaon No.4 03/5/<)/147 168. Kolowlowa Gaon 0315/91238

137. Hung Hungia Nagaon 03/5/<)/150 169. Kolowlowa Habi Gaon 03/5/9/239 138. Jan Gaon 03/5/9/1 170. Konchbam F.V. 03/5/9/307 139. . Jariguri F.V. 03/5/9/301 171. Konwar Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/132 ]40. Jatani Gaon 03 15/9/91 172. Konwar Gaon No.2 03/5/9/131 '141. Jhalam Gaon 03/5/9/6~ 173. Lachangoya Miri 03/5/9/247 ]42. Kachemari Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/38 174. Lawkhowa Gaon 03/5/9/36 143. Kachemari Gaon No.2 03/_/9/37 175. Lengeri Gaon No.1 03/5/9/285 144. Ka]alur Block NC 03/5/9/17 176. Lengeri Gaon No'. 2 03/5/9/284 145. Kalalur Konch 03/5/9/'8 177. Lenger Gaon No. 3 03/5/9/282 146 Kalalur Gaon 03/5/9j19 178. Lenger Gaon No.4 o:JJ5/9J283 147: KalaJur Namdang Block No. 1 03[5/9/20 179. Luku.mai Bill Gaon 03/5/91142

148. Kalalur Namdang Block No. 2 03/5/9/21 180 Lukumai Gaon No. 03/5/9/146

149. Kalalur KuIi Gaon 03/5/9129 181. Lukumai Gaon No.2 03/5/9/174

150. Kamaldoi 03/5/9/41 182. Madhakali Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/171

] 51. Kamaldoi :8ongali 03/5/9/42 183. Madhakali Gaon No.2 03/5/9/169

152. Kamaldoi Betbari Gaon 03/5/9/43 184. Madhakali Gaon No.3 03/5/9/179

153. Kawaimari Gaon No. 1 0315/9}82 185. Madhakali Grant No. 128 0'3/5/9/170

154. Kawaimari Gaon No.2 03/5/9/103 186. Maina Gaon No.1 03/5/9/125

155. Kashi Pather Gaon 03/5/9/186 187. Maina Gaon No 2 03/5/9/123

156. Khagarijan Gaon 03/5/9/58 188. Maina Miri Block . 03/5/9/124

157. Khalihamari N.C. 03/5/9/157 189. Maina Top N.C. 03/5/9/127

158. Khelmati Gaon 03/5/9/71 190. Majbam F.V. 03/5/9/306'

159. Khowang Sonowal (J3/5/9/164 191. Majumelia Gaon 03/5/9/13 Bongali Gaon 192. MautoniGaon'No.l 03/5/9/148

.160. Khowang T .E. 03/5/9/178 193. Mautoni Gaon No.2 03/5/9/153

·99/102 or (l~.) 194. Mlrihola Gaon No.1 03/5/9/76

161. Khowang T .E. 03/5/9/182 195. Mirihola Gaon No.2 03/5/9/83

11/114 No. or (R) 196. Monipathar Gaon 03/5/9/180

162. Khowang Grant No. 319 03/5/9/187 197. Moran Grant No 98 03/5/9198

163. Khowang Grant No. 108 F.S. 03/5/9/67 198. Moran T.E. Grant 03/5/9/6&

_164. Khowang T.E. (317. NLR) 03/5/9{19") No. 21/18

247

POLICE- STATION .. MORAN (03/5/9) .. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

St. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Ca<ie

199. Moran T.E. Co, Grant 03/5/9/73 230. Pathalibam T E. 03/5/9/99 No. 139/180 O.R.R. No. 301 N.L.R.

200. Mowamar Thim No.1 03/5/9{240 231. Pathalibam T,E, 63/5/9/101 :201. Mowamar Than No.2 11?-/5/9/241 Grant No.5

. 202. Na-Changmai Gaon 03/5/9/287 232. Pandhowa F.V. 03/5/9/302 203. Naharani Block NC 03/5/9/39 233. Panitola Gaon 03/5/9/107 204. N aharani Gaon , 03/5/9/40. 234. Panitola Pukhuri 03/5/9/108 20~. Naharani Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/44 235. Pena Block 03/5/9/105 206. Naharani 118/167 O.R: 0'/5/9/49 236. Phatika Sowa Ahom Gaon 03/5/9/79 207. Naharani Sonowal 03/5/9/149 237. Phatika Sowa 03/5/9/204 208. Naharani Gaon No.1 03}5}9/228 Abhoipuria Gaon 209. Naharani Gaon No.2 03/5,'9/152 238. Phatika Sowa 03/5/9/193· 210. N aharjan Sonowal 03/5/9}151 Barbam Gaon 211. Nakhat No. 107 S.F. Grant 03/5/9/289 239. PhatJka Sowa Nepali Gaon 03/5/9 {206 . 212. Nakhat Sonowal 03/5/9/258 240. Rachipathar Gaon No 1 03/5/9/97 213. Nalani Dalani No. 1 03/5/9{254 241. Rachipathar Gaon No.2 03/5/9/102 214. Nalani Dalani No. 2 03}5}9}253 242. Rachipathar Gaon No.3 03/5/9/100 21:-. Nalani NC 03/5/9/255 243. Rachi Pathar Nepali Gaon 03/5/9/96 216. Napathar Gaon . 03/5/9}138 244. Raidingia Gaon 03/5/9/207 217. Natun Bharalibari 03/5/9/303 245. Raidingia Seed Grazing 03/5/9/209

Non Residential F.V. 246. . Ramani Bharali Gaon 03/5/9/252. 218. Natunmazi Gaon 03/5/9/87 247. Ranga Gara No.1 03/5/9/69 219.' Niz Khowang Gaon 03/5/9/218 248. Ranga Gara No. :2 .03}5/9/70 220. Niz Khowang 03/5/9/219 249. Rangsali Block 03/~/9/18~

Doomar Rola 250. Rangsali Gaoh 03/5/9/184 221. Niz Khowang Betani 03/5/9/227 251. Rangsali Nepali Gaon 03/5/9/185 222. Nowjan RabL 03/5/9}221 252. Ranrangia Block N.C. 03}5}9/33 223. Nowkata Gaon 03/5/9/203 253. Rowmari Gaon No. 1 03/5/9/232 224. Padumani Chetia Gaon 03/5/9/5 254. Ro\vmari Gaon No.2 03/5/9/231 225. Padumani Gaon No.1 03/5/9/7 255. Rowmari Gaon No.3 03/5/9/233· 226. Padumani Gaon No.2 ~ 03/5/9/8 256. Sagunijan Gaon 03/5/9/134 227. Padumani Miri Gaon 0' /5/9/6 257. Salaguri Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/106 22~. Padumani Na-Gaon 03/')/9/222 258. Saloguri Extention 03/5/9/292 229. Pathalibam Grant 03/5/'.1/95 Block No. I

No. 127 F.S. 259, Saloguri G:;on No. 1 03/5/9/293.

248

POLICE STATION . MOR ~N (03/5/9) . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

'm. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sf. No. Name of Villages Location-Code

260. . Saloguri Gaon No: 2 03/5191297 283. Teloibar Nepali Gaon 03/5/9/189 261. Saloguri Gaon No. 3 ( 3/5/9/294 284. Tengakoch Block N.C. 03J~J9/278 262. Saloguri Extention 03/5/9/298 285. Tepojan Block No, 2 03/5/9/85

Block No.2 286. Tepojan Gaon 03/5/9/86 263. Saloguri Grant 9/182 F.S. (l3j5j9{299 287. Teporchali Chetia Block 03/5/9/144 264. Samoguri Gaon 03/5/,,/208 288. Teporchalibam Gaon 03/5/9/109 265. Saragphala Gaon 03{5/9/136 289. Teporchalibam Chetia 03/' /9/11 266. Saraghala Gohain ·Gaon 03/5/9/111 Block 267. Sarupathar No. 1 03/5/9/72 :290. Tetunbari Barbam Gaon 03/5/9/50 268. Sarupathar No.2 03/519J74 291. Tetunbari Gaon 03/5/9/56 269. Sensowa Pukhuri 03/5/9/112 292. Tikhrai Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/84 270. Sensowa Pukhuri Block 03/5/9/113 293. Tikhrai T.E. No. 1 T.P. . 03/5/9/88 271. Sepon Bagan 03/5/9/63 294. Tikhrai T.E. 40/168 OR (R) 03/5/9/89

224/222 F.S. 295. Tiliki Amguri Gaon 03[5/9/190 -272. Sepon Grant No. 03/5/9/55 296. Tiloibari Block 03/5/9/192

44/273/138 F.S. 297. Til9ibari Gaon 0315/9/191

273. Silputa Gaon No.1 03/5/9/116 298. Tiloijan Gaon 03/5/9/215 274. Silputa Gaon No. 2 03/5/9/115 299. Tiloijan T.E. No. 26 03/5/9/268 275. Silputa Gaon No.3 03/5/9/118 300. Tiloijan I.E. No. 25 03/5/9/269 276. Silputa Gaon No.4 03/5/9/2 30l. Tiloijan T.E. T.P. -1 03/5/9/270 277. Silputa Gaon No.5 03/5/9/117 302. Tiloikinar Gaon 03/5/9/214 272. Sisili Dimow Kinar 03/5/9/9 303. Tiloikinar Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/216 279. Sisili Kolalur Konch Gaon 03/5/9/15 304. Thengal Gaon No.1 03}5/9/259 280. Tarajan Gaon 03j5}9/92 305. Thengal Gaon No.2 03/5/9/260 281. TeJia Pathar Gaon 03/5/9/14 306. Thengal Gaon No.3 03J5/9/L57 282. Teloibari Bongali Gaon 03/5/9/188 307. Thengal Gaon No.3 N.C. 03/5/C} /256

249

Diskict : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Leca- Tetal area T0tal. Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of vilJa&e of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the-distance in broad ranj!es viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. Qf water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 HI

03/5/9/1 Jan Gaon 99.96 P - (- 5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

2 Silputa Gaon 18.62 P,M,H -( -5) ,R. -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10) No.4

3 Bardoloni 90.65 - (-; 5) -( -5) W,TK -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) Pathar

4 Bardoloni 73.65 P -(-5) W,TK -(- 5) -(-5) . - (5-10) Gaon

5 Padumani 134.36 P,M -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

Chetia Gaon

6 Padumani Miri 63.13 P -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -'(5-10)

Gaon

7 Padumani 211.25 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

Gaon No.1

8 Padumani 172.40 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

Gaon No.2

9 .Sisili 96.72 P -(5-10) R - (5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

Dimowkinar

10 Garihalisuk 95.91 - (":""'5) -(5-·10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5)

Chetia Gaon (Garihalichuk Block)

11 Tepor Chalibam 132.73 -(-5) -(10+) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

Chetia Block

q Garihalisuk 74.06 P -( -5) TK,W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(-5)

Gaon ---....

13 Majumelia 218.93 P -(5-10) R,W -(-5) -(5-10) ~(-5)

Gaon

14 Telia Pathar Gaon 2'7.92 P,M -(5-10) TW -(-'5) -(5-10) -(-5) (Telia Pathar Block N.C)

250

DIRECTORY Police Station MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Approacl!! Nearl!st town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under etifferent types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply . in hectares rounded to two .decimal places). eluding any tion

villa&e (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Jrri- Cultiyable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo-

source source eluding for rical or . ra-&aUChllr & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18· 19 1

KR,NR Dibrugarh [28] Rice 70.01 26.30 3.65 N-2 03/5/9/1

KR Dibrugarh [30J Rice 18.21 0.41 N-l 2

KR Dibrugarh [27J Rice 87.82 0.80 2.03 N-3· 3

KR Dibrugarh [27] Rice 33.99 33.99 '5.67 N-3 4

KR Dibrugarh [28] . Rice 128.69' 1.21 4.46 N-2 5

KR Dibrugarh [29] Rice 46.13 15.78 1.22 N-2 6

KR Moranhat [24] Rice 165.11 36.83 9.31 N-3 7

KR Moranhat [24J Rice 139.21 20.64 12.55 N-2 8

KR,PR Moranhat [241 Rice 74.87 8.50 13.35 N-2 9

KR Moran [16] Rice 22.26 62.73 10.92 N-2 10

KR Moranhat [18] Rice 33.19 66.36 33.18 N-2 II

KR Moranhat [16] Rice 34.40 6.47 33.19 N-5 12

KR M.oranhat [ l6] Rice 125.05 . 85.38 . 8.50 13

KR Moranhat [16] Rice 16.19 4.86 6.87 N 14

251

District : DmRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities ~vailable :- (if not available within the vill::r a dash (-) is shown in the-tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broa ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kDts) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educationaf Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

h6ctares) no. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

} 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

15 Silsili Kolalur 106.03 P Konch Gaon

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

(Kulalur Kouch Block N.C)

16 Akhoi Phutia 126.26 P Gaon (Akhoi

-(5-10) R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

Phutia Block)

17 Kalalur Block 112.91 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) N.C

I

18 Kalalur Konch 182.51 P,M,Hr,Sec. -(-5) W,TW PO -( -5) -(-5)

19 Kalalur Gaon 142.85 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) Wednesday -(-5)

20 Kalalur Nam- 97.12 P dang Block No. 1

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

(Kalaiur Namdang Block)

21 Kalaiur Namdailg

109.26 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) _ -(-5)

Block No.2

22 Dhemechi 74.46 P -(5-10) TW,W PO -(5-10) -( -5) Haldhibari Gaon

23 Hologuri No.2 44.92 P -(-5) W,TK,TW .,-(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)

24 Hologuri Gaon 311.20 M,H -(5~ 10) W,TK,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) No.1

25 Hingarajan 77.29 -t -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon No.1 (Hingrajan Block

N.C)

. 26 Hingarajan 113.31 -(-~) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon No.2

27 Dhemechi Gaon 171.59 P PHS TK -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) (Dhemechi N.C) FPC

252

DIRECTORY Police Statlon : MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Appreach Nearest town and I'ov.er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) • eluding any tioD

village (in kIl}s) Forest Irri8ll- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not p lace of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in- available giou~. histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauc;bar & cultiva· cl1aeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 l~ 14 15 16 17 18 19 :w

KR Moranhat [I6J Rice 20.23· 63.13 22.67 N-2 15

KR Moranhat [19J . Rice 67.58 45.32 13.36 N-S 16

KR,PR Moranhat [12] Rice 48.16 53.01 11.74 N-2 17

.KR,PR Moranhat [16] Rice 168.75 4.05 9.71 N-2 18

KR Moranhat [121 Rice 112.10 11.33 19.42 N-3 19

KR Moranhat [12] ... Rice 41.28 27.92 27.92 N-3 20

KR Moranhat [13) Rice 56.25 29.14 23.87 21

KR Moranhat [11] Rice 41.68 26.30 6.48 N-5 22

KR Moranhat l10] Rice 40.87 2.02 2.03 N-2 23

KR Moranhat [10] Rice 273.57 18.62 19.01 N-4 24

KR Moranhat [14] Rice 44.52· 26.30 6.47 N-4 25

KR Moranhat [17] Rice 82.15 17.81 13.35 N 26

KR Moranhat [13J Rice 152.56 63.54 25.49 N-2 27

253

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Lec-a- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shewR in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the _distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). Nc. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communfea-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds ... statioa,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 • 7 8 9 10

28 Dihingia Gaon 263.86 - P,M -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Dihingia Gaon

No.1)

29 Kooli Gaon q8.81 P -(5-10) TK,W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

30 Bez Pathar Gaon 131.52 P -(5-10) W "':(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.2

31 Bez Pathar Gaon 197.49 1(- 5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) - (-:-5) No.1

32 Deodhai Bongali 185.35 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) , -(-5) -( -5)

33 Rongrangia Block 78.10 P(2),M -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5 -10) - (- 5) N.C

34 Dekhari (No. 41 402.26 -( - 5), -(5- 10) W -(-5) Sunday - (5-10)-NLR)

35- Dehajan Gaon 102.38 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

36 Lawkhowa Gaon 34.40 P - (5 - 10) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) - (--5)

37 Kachemari Gaon 100.77 P -(-5) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10)-No.2

38 Kachemari 249.69 P(2) -( -5) W -( -'5) -(..: 5) -(5-10)' Gaon No.1

39 Naharani 40.87 -( - 5) -( - 5) _ TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Block N.C

40 Naharani 276.80 P(2),M PHC TW,W PO -- ( - 5) -( -5) Gaon

41 Kamaldoi 163.09 P -(-5) W,TW -( -5) - (-5) -( - 5)

42 Kamaldoi 135.97 P -(-5) TW - (- 5) -( -5) -(5-10)'. Bongali

25~

DIRECTORY Police station: MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

...A'ppreach Nearest town and Power Staple/ood Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). . eluding any tion

Village (in krns) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source sOurce eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

----11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat L12] Rice .. , 198.30 36.')2 29.54 N-5 28

KR Moranhat (IOJ Rice 111.~9 17.40 10.12 N-2 29

KR Moranhat [IOJ Rice 10$.62 11.33 14.57 N__:4 30 Old Monuments

and Tanks of Ahom Period

KR Moranhat [IOJ Rice 120.60 53.01 23.88 N-·6 31 An Old Tank and

A Temple of Ahom Period

KR Moranhat [12] Rice 137.19 31.16 17.00 N-l 32

KR Moranhat [16] Rice 55.44 7.28 15.38 N-l 33

.KR Sibsagar [19] ED Rice&Wheat 342.77 11.33 48.16 N-2 34

KR Sibsagar [20J Rice 57.46 13.36 31.56 N-2 35

KR,PR Sibsagar [20] Rice 23.88 . 2.83 7.69 N-2 36

KR Moranhat [12] Rice 78.10 16.59 6.08 N-2 31

KR Moranhat [10] . Rice 202.34 26.30 21.05 N-3 38

KR Moranhat [121 Rice 20.23 8.90 11.74 .l}' IN-2 39

KR Moranh~t [12) .. Rice&Wheat 239.98 19.42 17.40 N-2 40

KR Moranhat (12) Rice 131.93 21.45 9.71 N-3 41

KR Moranhat [121 Rice 93.89 36.83 5.25 N-5 42

255

Distrid : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus house (P&table) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds statlon,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

43 Kamaldoi Betbari 264.66 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) Gaon

44 Naharani Bongali 36.42 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon (Naharani Bongali Block)

45 Bhalukaguri 137.59 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) Gaon-

46 Ghugul Pathar 44.52 P -( -5) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( - 5) (Ghugula Pathar

Gaon)

47 Chakalia Gaon 261.02 P,M,H -(-5) TW PO -(-5) -(-5)

No. I

48 Dekhari (283/323 139.62 P H TW -( -5) -( -5) -( - 5)-NLR) (Thowra

T.E)

49 Naharani (118/ ;\28.60 -(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)' 1670.R)

50 Tetunbari Barbam 84.17 -( -5) -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

Gaon

51 Barbam Block 112.50 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) __ ( -~) (Tetunbaii Barbam Block)

52 Diroighat Block 51.39 P -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(-5) - ~ ~5)'

No.1

53 Diroighat Block 15.78 -( -5) -(5-10) W,R -( -5) -(5-10) -- ( - 5)·

No.2

54 Diroighat Gaon 107.24 P,M,H -(5-10) TW,W PO -( - 5) - (- 5)

55 Sepon Grant 102.38 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) (No. 44/273/138

p.s)

56 Tetunbari Gaon 85.~9 -( -5) -( -5) W -( -5) - (- 5) -(-5)

256

· DIRECTORY Police Station: MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( Le. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tiOD

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Cede by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

SOurce source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar &. cultiva- ehaeological

&roves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 II! 19 2(l

KR Moranhat [12) Rice 227.43 30.35 6.8g N-3 43

KR MoranhaL [11) Rice 23.47 5.67 7.28 N-l 44

KR,PR Moranhat [14) Rice 101.17 21.04 15.3~ N-3 45

KR . Moranhat [19] Rice 42.09 1.21 1.22 N-2 46

PR,KR Moranhat [12) ED Rice 20:).72 34.80 25.50 N-3,C-1 47

PR Dibrugarh [55] ED Rice -121.81 2.43 15.38 N-8,T-1 48 M-l,C-2

KR Dibrugarh [55] ED Rice 293.40 5.67 29.53 N-5 49

KR Dibrugarh [57) Rice 66.77 9.31 8.09 N-2 50

KR Dibrugarh [59J Rice 80.93 • 27.11 4.46 N-2 51

KR Dihrugarh [50J Rice 39.66 9.31 2.42 N-2 52

KR Dihrugarh [49J Rice 11.33 2.83 1.62 N-3 53

KR Moranhat [ '6J Rice 79.72 8.09 19.43 N-5 54

XR,PR Moranbat [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 93.08 3.6~ 5.66 N-2 55

KR Moranhat [ 7} Rice 66.77 8.90 10.12 56

257

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca. Total area Total Amenities avaiiable :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name. of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the near~st place where the fad,lity available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) 'no. of w<tter Telegraph, of market I tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ,10

57 Bartani Grant 124.iJ6 P H TW.W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (No. 107/110

NLR)

58 Khagarijan 40.06 P -(-5) TW,W -( ~5) - (-5) -(-5) Gaon

59 Chakalia Gaon 54.23 -(~5) - (5-10) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) No. :::

60 Cbakalia Block No.3 (Chakalia

14.57 - (-5) -(5-10) TW,W - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5)

Block)

61 Dekhari (230/228 ' 98.74 P H TW -(-5) -(- 5) -( - 5) NLR)

62 Ihalam Gaon 218.93 P -( -5) W -(-5) Wednesday BS

63 Sepon Bagan 80.13 P H TW PO Sunday BS (224/222 F.S)

64 Bartani· (95/228 98.74 P H TW -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) NLR)

65 Grant No. 284 125.86 P MeW TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) NLR (Sepon)

66 Bartani Waste' 23.88 .. P H TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

Land No.5

67 Khowang Grant 386.07 P,M -(-5) TK,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

(No. 108 F.S)

68 Moran T.E 295.42 P H TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Grant No.

21/18)

69 Rangagara No. 1 250.50 P -(--5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

70 Rangagara No.2 56.25 P -(-5) W -(- 5) -(-5) -(5 -.10)

71 Khelmati Gaon 199.10 P,M,H -( -5) TW,W PO -(5-10) -(-5)

258

DIRECTORY Police Station MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

._----Approach Nearest town and Power- Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use . Remarks (in Loca.

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reJi- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- available· gious, histo-source source eluding for rical or ra-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological aroves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2{}

PR,KR Moranhat [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 116.77 3.24 405 N-5 57

KR Moranhat [12] Rice ... 26.71 4.45 8.QO N-3 58

KR Moranhat ell] Rice 50.99 . 2.83 0.41 N-2 59

KR Moranhat [11 ] Rice 12.14 1.21 1.22 N-3 60

PR Dibrugarh [44] ED Rice&Wheat 97.53 1.21 N-5 61

PR,KR Moranhat [ 7] Rice 178.87 25.50 14.56 N-3 62 . PR Moranhat [10] ED Rice&Wheat 60.70 15.78 3.65 63

PR Dibrugarh [~9] ED Rice&Wheat 80.94 10.52 7.28 N-5 64

PR,KR ,Moranhat . [12] Rice&Wheat ] 17.36 5.67 2.83 N-2 65

PR Dibrugarh [40] ED Rice&Wheat 20.23 1.62 2.03 N-3 66

PR Moranhat [ 6] Rice ]61.87 50.59 173.61 N-5 67

PR,KR Moranhat [ 6] EAG Rice&Wheat 244.02 42.09 9.31 N-17,T--2 68 M-:3,C-3 An Old Tank of Ahom Period

KR Moranhat [12] Rice 174.01 72.84 3.65 N-2 69 KR Moranhat [12J Rice 26.71 29.54 N-2 70

KR Moranhat [ 5J ED Rice 162.68 3.64 . 32.78 N-8 71

25)

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Totalarea Total Amonities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shewn in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms). (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or dayS" COri'miun ka-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house . (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

72 Saruflathar No.1 48.97 P -(-5) TK,W -(-5) Sunday -(-5)

73 Maran Tea Co. 190:61 P(2) H,M TW PO -( -5) -(-5) (Grant (No. C,W 139/18 ORR)

74 Sarupathar No.2 89.03 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

7S Hatkhola Gaon 69.20 P,M,H FPC TW,W PO Sunday -( -5)

76 Mirihola Gaon 27.11 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) No. ] (Mirihola Gaon

77 Grant No. 46 127.48 P,M,H NLR (Moran

H TW PO Sunday -(- 5)

Town)

78 Bezorsuk Bongali 146.50 P -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

79 Phatika Sowa 74.06 -( -5) -(-5) TW -( - 5) -(-5) -( -5) Ahom Gaon TK,W

80 Dikhari Moran 157.42 P -(-5)" TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon No.1

81 Dikhari Moran 91.05 P -( -,5) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon No.2

82 Kawaimari Gaon 75.68 -(~5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) No.1

83 Miri Hola Gaon 30.35 P -(-5) W -(-5) ~(,5) -(-5) No.2 (Mirihola Block)

84 Tikhrai Bongali 56.66 P ~( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Gaon

85 Tepojan Block 28.73 P -(;_S) TK -(-5) -( -5) ~(-5)

No.-2

260

DIRECTORY Police Station : MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

..Approach Nearest town and po",er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tioo

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ae-gaucbar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest) .(

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 l' 20

KR Moranhat [ ]] ED Rice 40.47 1.62 6.88 N--3 72

PR,KR Moranhat ( 6] EAG Rice 161.87 1.62 27.12 N-IO,T-l 73 C-2,M-3

KR Moranhat [ 1] Rice 80.94 3.64 4.45 N-2 74

-PR,KR Moranhat [ J] ED Rice&Wheat 40.47 12.95 15.78 M-8,C-J5 75 N-55 T-J

KR Moranhat [ 2] ED Rice 20.23 2.83 4.05 N-5 76

PR Moranhat [ 1) EAG Rice 30.35 1.62 95.51 N-18,M-2 77 C-3

KR Moranhat [ 1] Rice 121.41 4.86 20.23 N-4 78

~.iPR,KR Mo~anhat [35] Rice 64.75 0.81 8.50 N-5 79

KR Moranhat [ 21 Rice 85.39 13.36 58.67 N-·2 80

KR Moranhat [ 2J Rice 79.72 2.83 8.50 N-2 81

KR Moranhat [ 3] Rice 36.42 ~.33 ]0.93 N-2 82

KR Moranhat [ 1] Rice 28.33 0.81 1.21 N_;3 83

KR Moranhat { ~) Rice 40.47 12.]4 4.05 C-2 84-

KR Moranhat [ 3] 'Rice \ 20.23 4.45 4.05 85

261

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation km,) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

86 T epojan Gaon 47.35 P -( -5) TK,W -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5)

87 Natun Maji 89.44 -(-5) -(-5} TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

88 Tikhrai T.E No.1 42.09 P -( - 5) TW -( -5) -(-5) ..; (- 5) T.P (Tikrai T.E Grant)

89 Tikhrai T.E 184.13 P,M,H -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (40/168 OR{R/ (Tikrai T.E)

90 Chagli Pathar 181.30 -( -5) -(-5) TK,W -(-5) Sunday -( -5) Gaon

91 Jatani Gaon 125.45 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)·

92 Tarajan Gaon 124.24 P -(- 5) TW,W PO -(-5) -- (- 5)·

93 Dighalia Hola 11.74 -(.,... 5) -(-5) TK,W. -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) Block

94 Dighalia Hola 18.21 -(~5) -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

95 Pathalibam Grant 123.83 P D TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) (No. 127 F.S)

96 Raehi Pathar 137.19 -( - 5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Nepali Gaon

97 Raehi Pathar Gaon 97.53 P -( -5) TW,W PO Sunday -(5-10), No.1

98 Moran Grant 121.41 P -(-5) TW,W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) No. 98

99 Pathalibam T.E 148.52 P -( -5) TW -(-5) ~(- 5) -( -5) No. 301 NLR

100 Rachipathar Gaon 59.49 -,-( - 5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(-~ -(5-10); No.3

262

DIRECTORY Pollee Station : MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

. Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca - to -distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion Village (in k!llS) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No. source source eluding for riCal or ar-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2e 1

KR Moranhat [ 3] Rice&Wheat 40.47 3.64 3.24 86

KR Moranhat ( 4] Rke&Wheat 72.44 8.50 8.50 N-2 87

KR Moranhat ( 3] BAG Rice&Wheat 40.47 0.81 0.81 N-2 88

PR Moranhat [ 2J BAG Rice&Wheat 162.28 16.19 5.66 N -5,T-l 89 C-2

KR Moranhat { 21 Rice 123.02 3.24 55.04 N-5 90

KR Moranhat [ 2] Rice 8] .34 22.26 21.85 N-2 9L

KR Moranhat [ 3] Rice 82.56 36.42 5.26 N-3 92 KR Moranhat [ 5J Rice 9.71 2.03 N-l 93

KR Moranhat [ 5] Rice 16.59 1.62 N-3 94

KR Moranhat [ 5] BAG Rice&Wheat 108.86 6.88 8.09 M-l,C-l 95 N-7,T-l

KR Moranhat [ 5] Rice&Wheat 89.03 40.87 7.29 N-2 96

KR Moranhat [ 6] Rice&Wheat 40.87 54.63 2.03 N-3 97

KR Moranhat [ 7] Rice ·109.26 8.09 4.06 N-l 98

PR Dihrugarh [SO] Rice 1l1.6Q 31.57 5.26 N-3 99

:KR Moranhat [ 7] Rice&Wheat 46.13 12.54 0.82 N-l 100

263

District: DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Narr,e of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (S -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place wiJere the facility avaihible is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water TeJegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any· stop, ~ailway holds statIon,

Water way) _

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 It)

lOt Pathalibam T.E 155.40 - (-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) ~(-5) -(-5) Grant No.5

102 Rachi Pathar I 16.55 -( - 5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Gaon No.2

103 Kawaimari 3Q.25 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -('-5) -(-5) No.2

104 Dikhari Nepali 84.17 -( -5) -(-5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

Gaon

105 Pena Block (Pena 9.31 -( -5) -(-5) R - (':_5) -(-5) ..::: (5-10). Block N.C)

106 Salaguri Bongali 96.31 r -(..,_ 5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

107 Panitola Gaon 191.01 P,M D TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

108 Panitola Pukhuri 45.73 P -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

109 Teporchalibam 148.92 P -(-5) :W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10). Gaon

110 Dimowkinar 59.08 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Block

III Sarag Phala 153.78 P -(-5) J'W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)· Gohain Gaon

112 Sensowa Pukhuri 119.79 P,M PHS TW,W -( -5) Wednesday -( -5}·

Hr,Sec. FPC

113 Sensowa Pukhuri 60.70 -(-5) Block (Dikhari

-(-5) TW,W· -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)-

Kinar Saragphala N.C)

114 Dikhari Kinar 105.22 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( ~'5) -( -5)' Sarag Fala Gaon

264

DIltECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks'(in- Locs'-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to'two decimal places.) cluding imy tio~

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Trrj- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-. gau9har & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Dibrugarh [46] EAG Rice 137.59 16.59 1.22 N-6 10L

KR Moranhat [ SJ Rice 97.12 16.59 2.8/f N-:-2 102

KR Moranhat I 8J Rice&Wheat 36.42 0:81 ' 2.02 N-3 103

KR Moranhat I 8] Rice&Wheat 72.84 3.24 8.09 104

KR Moranhat I 7] Rice&Wheat 567 1.62' 2.02 N-Z 105

KR Moranhat [ 8] Rice&Wheat 67.58 27.52 1.21 106

KR Moranhat [ 8] Rice 111.69 45:73 33.59 N.-4: 107

KR Moranhat [ 8J Rice 34.40 10.52 0.81 N-3, 108

KR Moranhat [ 8] Rice 97.12 40.47 11.33 N-l 109

KR Moranhat [ 9] Rice 40.87 16.59 1.62 N-I 110

KR Moranhat [ 8) Rice 48.97 84.17 20.64 N-2 111

KR Moranhat [IOJ Rice 84.58 29.54 5.67 N-5 112 An Old Tank

KR Dibrugarh [571 Rice 44.11 8.90 7.69 1"-1 113

KR Moranhat Rice 66.77 2.43 36.02 "N-2 114

District: DIBRUGARH 03/S VILLAGE

AMENITIES

. Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shewn in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms). (5-10

: 'Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & l""FaY5"f days Ct>mmunica.

. hectares) no. of water Telegraph • of Markell tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat. if any stoP. Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

115 Silputa Gaon 116.14 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) .- (5-10) No.2

116 Silputa Ga~n 199.91 P D TK,TW -( -5) -( -5) -(5-10) No.1 W

117 Silputa Gaon 119.79 P D R -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10)

No.5

118 Silputa Gaon 20.64 P D TW,W -(-5) Sunday -(-5)

No.3

119 Dehingia Gaon 74.87 P -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.3 W

120 Deh:ngia Gaon 77.29 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) No.2

J21 Dehingia 2.02 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Nadikinar No.2 (Dehingia Gaon

N.C)

122 Chetia Gaon 76.89 P -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) R

l ]23 Moina Gaon 21529 -( -5) -( - 5) W,R -(-5) -( -5) -(5- 10)

No.2

12.4 Moina Miri 6.07 -(-5) -( -5) W,R -( -5) -(-5) - (5- 10) Block

125 Moina Gaon 50.99 -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) No.1

. 126 Dalanikur KUmar 28.73 P -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10) Gaon

\]27 Moinatop N.C. 112.50 -(-5) -( -5) . TW,R -C-5) . _:'{ - 5) . - (5~ lOY

I~Moina Gaon Block)

266

DIR'ECT'~RY Police :Station MOltAN' 9

AND' LA'ND U&E

Approach Nearest town and power' Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in L?c~,_ to distance Supply ir hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding aoy tJoo·

village (in kms) Forest Irriga. Un-Irri· Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in· available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar, gauchar & cult iva· chaeological

groves) tion interest)

~~~-

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat [ 18] Rice 104.41 5.67 6.06 N--l 115

KR Moranhat [20] Rice 157.83 11.74 30.34 N-2 116

KR Moranhat [19] Rice&Wheat 61.51 58.28 N-2 117

KR Moranhat [18] Rice&Wheat 11.33 9.31 N-I 118

KR Moranhat [18] Rice 60.30 0.40 14.17 N-5 119

KR Moranhat [19J Rice 49.7R 3.24 24.27 N-3 1:0

KR Dibrugarh [f4J Rice 0.81 0.81 0.40 N-I 121

KR,NR Dibrugarh [32] Rice 65.15 2.83 8.91 N-2 1:'2

KR,NR Dibrugafh [35] Rice 145.69 69.60 N--4 123

KR Dibrugarh [49: Rice 0040 5.67 N -3 124

KR,NR Dibrugarh [32] Rice 30.99 20.00 N-3 125

KR,NR Dibrugarh [301 Rice 23.47 5.26 N-2 126

~R Dibrugarh [42: Rice 20J4 9Ul6 N .2 127

~ir-Tot;al area Total

b Name of village Q(rne flQPU-de viJI~ie ation I'l" (iii Q. and

hectllres) no. of b9use holds

2 3 4

128 AhomGaon 28.~3

Block N.C.

129 Ahom Gaap 9,7; 12 No.1

130 Ahom Gaon 120.19 No.2

131 Konwar Gaon 149.73 No.2

132 Konwar Gaon 113.72 No.1

133 Haldhibari Bar- 242.81 pathar

P4 Sagunijan Gaon 28.33

135 Dikhari Kinar 234.31 No.1

136 Saragphala 208.82 Gaon

137 Bez Gaon 65.15

138 Napathar 102.38 Gaon

139 Bez Gaon 39.25 Block N.C.

140 Dimowkinar 162.28 Changmai Block (Changmai Block)

141 Dimowkinar 104.00 Bongali Gaon

'A'T".:.~ .~ ;~~~

~itics ~v;t.iia~l4; :~ (if not l!-vailable within the villa~e a dash (-) is.shown in tbc c umn and _t to it if! brackets the distance in broad ranges. yiz (-5kms), (5--10 kms), and flQ+kms) .of .the nearest place where the facility avai~ble is given.) J3ducatioQal Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

water Telegraph, of Marketf tion ~us (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

station, Water way)

5 6 7 8 9 19

-(-5) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

P,H,M -(S-IO) TK,W -(-S) -(S-IO) - (S -10)

P -(5-10) TK,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) W

P -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -( __ 5)

W

P -(5-10) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) W

-( -5) -(5-10) TK,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) W,R

P,M,H - (5-10) TW,TK P.O Tuesday -(5-10) W,R

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

P -(-5) TW,TK -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

W

P -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

P - (5 -10) TW,TK,W - (- 5) -(-5) -( -5)

P -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -( ....,5) -( -5)

P -(5-10) TK,R -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

-(-5) -(10+) W,R -(-5) -( -5)' -( -$)

l68

'5HiI!t .ttl : MOti.N'

:&NB LANB USE

AfProach Nearest town and Po\\'er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different lfpes (If Land use Remarks (in LQCa'

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal pJaCl'~_ eluding aay tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un~Ifri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No. source source eluding fur rical or ra-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological &roves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NR Dibrugarh [32] Rice 21.25 7.08 N-2 128

KR Moranhat [19J Rj~e 91.86 5.26 N-4, T-2 129

KR Moranhat [25] Rice 9389 2.43 23.87 N '--:3 130

KR Dibrug~h [35] Rice 144.47 0.40 4.86 N-6 I3l

KR,PR Dibrugarh [32] Rice 93.89 0'.81 19.02 N-5 132

KR Moranhat [45] Rice&Wheat 154.59 78.51 9.71 N-5 133

KR Moranhat [24] Rice&Wheat , ... 22.66 5.67 N-l 134

KR Dibrugarh [35] Rice 188.58 0.40 45.33 N-2 135

KR Dlbrugarh [41] Rice 171.18 27.11 10.53 N-4 136

KR,NR Dibrugarh [40J Rice 58.68 1.62 4.85 N-8 137

KR Dibrugurh [48] Rice 59.49 31.16 11.73 ·N-2 138

KR Dibrugarh [42] Rice 29.14 5.26 4.85 N-5 139

KR Dibrugarh [52J Rice 123.43 17.81 21.04 N-l 140

KR Dibrugarh [50J Rice 54.23 46.54 3.23 141

'269

- -District : DIBRUGARH (f3/5

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5--'10 Code village Iation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest pllce where the facility available i~ given.) -No. (in and Educational MedIcal Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds static;m,

-Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

142 Lukumai Bill Gaon 69'20 P,M,H -(5-10) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(5-10) -

143 Bar Bill Gaon 1048.11 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

144 Teparchali Chetia 13.36 P Block (Teparchali

-(-5) W,R -( -5) -(- 5) -(-5)

N.C) 145 G~jpuria Gaon 239.57 P -(5-10) TW,W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

146 Lukumai Gaon 62.32 p -(5-10) W -( -5) -( - 5) -(5-10) No.1

147 Hunghungia Gaon 260.62 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(5·-10) -(5-10) No.4 (Sung Sungia Gaon No 4

148 Mautola Gaon 112.10 P No. 1 (Mautani

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

Sonowal Gaon) 149 Naharani Sonowal 111.69 P,M,H -(-5) TW,W P.D Wednesday -(-5)

150 Haldhibari 83.77 P PHS TW,W,R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Na-Gaon FPC

151 Naharjan 82.96 P -( - 5) TW,W P.D -( -5) -{-5} Sonowal

152 Naharani Gaon 174.82 P -( -5) TW,W P.O -(-5) -(-5) No.2

153 Mautoni Gaon 53.82 P -(5--10) TW,W -( -5) - (5 - 10) -(-5) No.2

154 Ahom Gaon Nagar 115.33 P,M -(5-10) TW,W P.D -(5-10) -(5- 10)

155 Dalanikur Kumar 329.82 P -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Gaon

156 Gergeri N.C 110.48 .-(-5) -( - 5) TW,R '--,( -~) -( - 5) -(-5) (Borbi I Gergeri Block)

270

DIRECTORY PoUce Statio. : MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different tYrt"s of Land use Remarks (in- Loca. to distance SuppJy in hectares rounded to two decimal r !act"s). eluding any . tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultiv. "\ le-' Area not pbce of reIi:-t:o<Je" by ted by gated waste (il.· available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding 'or rica I or .ar-gauchar & culliva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [45] Rice 67.18 2.02 N-3 142

KR Dibrugarh [55] Rice 122.21 20.64 5.26 N ' --' 143

KR Dibrugarh [50] Rice 8.09 1.62 3.65 144

KR Dibrugarh (25J Rice 171.99 31.16 36.42 N-3 145

KR Dibrugarh [27] Rice 36.83 21.85 3.64 N-5 146

KR Dibrugarh [ 43J Rice 182.10 57.87 20.65 N-l 147

KR Moranhat [ 4J Rice 44.52 51.39 16.19 N-2 148

KR Moranhat [ 5] Rice 70.82 30.76 10.11 N-5 149

KR Moranhat [18] Rice 61.92 15.38 6.47 N-4 150

KR Moranhat ll8J RIce 50.99 23.47 8.50 N-3 151

KR Moranhat [18] Rice 122.21 35.21 17.40 N-5 152

KR Moranhat [40J Rice 28.73 17.40 7.69 N-3 153

KR Moranhat [50J Rice 53.42 48.56 13.35 N-7 154 Ancient "Than" of Ahom period

KR Moranhat [16J Rice 252.12 55.85 21.85 N -1 155

KR Dibrugarh [30J Rice 89.03 12.14 9.31 N-5 156

271

DistriQf : DIBRUGARH &315

AMENITIES

Loea- Total area Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakcts the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market! tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

157 Khalihamari N.C 108.01 P -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (Sorbil Khaliha-mari N.C)

158 Garaimari Gaon 213.27 -(-5) -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

159 Borbill Bill Block 133.55 -( -5) -( -5) R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (Borbil Block N.C)

160 Borbill Block 133.55 -(-5) -( -5) R -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

161 Ahom Gaon 74.87 P -( -5) TW,W P.O -(5-10) -( -5)

Kataki Pukhuri

162 Baghtoli Sonowal 90.65 P -(-- 5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon

163 Bokahola Gaon 95.91 P -( -5) TW.W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

164 Khowang Sonowal 237.55 P,M,H PHC TW,W P.O Sunday -(-5)

Bongali Gaon MCW

165 Baghtoli Patbar 243.62 P -( -5) TW,W - (- 5) -(5-10) -(-5) Gaon R

166 Baghtoli Bahani 132.3~ P -( -5) TW,TK -(-:5) -( - 5) -(-5) Gaon R

167 Babani Block 39.25 -( - 5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5) GaoiL No.2 (Bagh-tali Bahani N.C)

168 Hunghungia 112.91 P -(5-10) W -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) Gaon No.3 (Sung Sungia Gaon No.3)

J69 Madhakali Gaon 59.08 P -(5-10) W -(- 5) -( -5) -(-5) No.2

170 Madhakali 98.74 -( - 5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

Grant (No. 128)

171 Madbakali Gaon J 50.14 P - (- 5) TW.W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5)

No. J

272

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food to distar.ce Supply

village (in kms)

II 12 13 14

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice

KR Moranhat [13J Rice

KR Dibrugarh l_13] Rice

KR Dibrugarh [34j Rice

KR Moranhat ~ 18J Rice

KR Moranhat [201 Rice

KR Moran hat [18 ~ Rice

KR,PR Moranhat [30] ED Rice&Wheat

KR,PR Moranhat [ 9] Rice&Wheat

KR,PR Moranbat l 9 J Rice&Wheat NR

KR Dibrugarh [33] Rice

KR Dibrugarh [41] Rice

KR Moranhat ( 7] Rice&Wheat

KR Moranhat [ 9] Rice

KR Moranhat [ 7J Rice

Police Station: MORAN 9

Lar.d use ( Le. area t:rder different types of Lar.d use in hectares rounded to tWO decimal places).

Forest Irriga- On-Irri- Cultivable Area not by ted by gat\?d waste (in- available

source source eluding for gauchar & cultiva-

groves) tion

15 16 17 18 19

76.89 8.09 23.03

140.43 4].68 31.16

83.77 30.35 19.43

81.34 34.40 17.81

M.ll 21.85 8.91

44.11 31.57 14.97

59.49 26.30 10.12

12.14 164.30 41.68 19.43

8.09 176.44 40.87 18.22

82.56 31.97 17.80

19.83 12.14 7.28

40.47 40.47 31.97

32.78 21.04 5.26

64.75 24.28 9.7l

120.19 21.85 8.10

273

Remarks (in eluding any place of reli-gious, histo-rical or ar-chacological

interest)

20

N-3

1'-4

1'-5

N-3

N-7

N-4

N·- 11

N-25,T-3 M-2,C-3

N-3

N - 4

N-5

N-l

N ') -.:.

N-3

N-4

Loca-tion Code ?qo.

]57

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

1116

167

168

169

170

171

Distr:e' : DlBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITrES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest_£lace where the facility available is given. ) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica.

hectares) no. of water Telegra,h, of Market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 . 3 4 5 6 7 8 , 10

172 Hunghungia 31.16 P -(5-10) TW,W -( - 5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon No.2 (Sung Sungia Gaon No.2)

173 Hunghungia 126.67 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) Gaon No.1 (Sung Sungia Gaon No. J)

174 Lukumai Gaon 49.78 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) - (-5) -(5-10) No.2

175 Gajruria Nepali 141.23 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) Gal 11

176 Gajpuria 101.98 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) . Bongali Gaon

177 Gajpuria Block No.2 (Gajpuria

69.61 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

N.C)

178 Khowang T.E 54.23 P H TW PO Sunday -(-5) (99 fl 02 OR (R)]

179 Madhakali No.3 (MadhakC'!j

82.56 -k·5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Block N.C)

180 Moni Pathar 116.95 P - (- 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

181 DulialahoaI 176.04 P -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

182 Khowang T.E 479.15 P H TW PTO Sunday -(-5) [1IfJ6~No OR(R)]

183 Rangsali Block 60.70 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5)

184 Rangsali Gaon 48.16 P -(-5) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -(-5)

274

DIRECTORY Police Station : MO R AN 9

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under ditTerent types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to tv.o decimal places.) cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauchar & eultiva- chaeological

grove,) tion interest)

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dibrugarh [38] Rice 8.09 19.02 4.05 N-2 172

KR Dibrugarh Rice 101.17 5.26 20.24 N-2 173

KR Moranhat [10] Rice&Wheat 36.42 9.31 4.05 N-6 174

KR Moranhat [lOj Rice&Wheat 80.94 40.47 19.82 N-3 175

KR Moranhat [ 6J Rice&Wheat 70.82 20.23 10.93 N-4 176

KR Dibrugarh [35] Rice 36.42 28.73 4.46 N-4 177

KR Moranhat [ 61 EAG Rice&Wheat 31.97 19.83 2.43 N-ll 178 C-2, T-l·

KR Dibrugarh [48] Rice 43.71 22.66 16.19 N-4 179

KR Moranhat [ 6] Rice 50.59 34.40 31.96 N-3 180

KR Moranhat [14] Rice J3.76 101.17 40.47 20.64 N-4 181

KR,PR Moranhat [ 6] EAG Rice&Wheat 404.69 60.70 13.76 N-J 1:02

KR,PR Moranhat [11: Rice&Wheat 2.02 55.25 2.43 N-2 183

KR Moranhat [11 ] Rice 36.42 7.28 4.46 N-3 1~4

'275

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

toea- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Cede village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the fadlity available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or oays Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of market/ tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

185 Rangsali Nepali 157.82 P,M -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5)

Gaon

186 Kashi Pathar 79.32 -( -5) -(5-10) W -( - 5) -( - 5) - (5- lO)

Gaon

187 Khowang Grant 222.17 -( -5) - (5-10) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

(No. 319)

188 Tiloibari Bongali 163.09 P - (5 -10) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) - (-5)

Gaon

lk9 Tiloibari Nepali 109.67 P -(-5) W -(-5) - (-5) -( - 5) Caon

190 Tilj!.i Amguri 54.23 -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) - (- 5) Gaon

191 Tiloibari Gaon 68.80 -(-5) -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(-5) -( -5)

192 Tiloibari Block 49.78 P,H -(5-10) W,TW PO -(-5) BS

193 Phatika 169.16 P -( - 5) TK,TW -( -5) - (- 5) -( -5) Sowabarbam Gaon

194 Chakalia Gaon 72.44 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

195 Ghoraghas No.2 53.82 P PHS W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

196 Ghoraghas No.1 59.89 -(-5) -(-5) \V -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

197 Ghogulani Pathar 90.65 P,M -( - 5) W ~(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon No.1 (Ghugu pathar Block N.C)

198 GhoguJani Pathar 26.30 P -(-5) W - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon No.2 (Ghu-guli Pathar N.C)

199 KhowangT.E 239.57 P -(-5) TW -( - 5) -(-5) -(- 5) (317 N.L.R)

200 Ghugul Pathar 77.70 P Gaon (Ghuguli

-(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Pathar Gaon)

2.76

DIRECTORY Police Statio.: MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest tewn and Power Staple feod Land use ( i.e. area under different t)T« of Land usc Remarks T (in- Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal plac:.".) cluding any tion

village (in kms) lCorest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cu!tivab;,' ,·'.rca not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- a\'~ilable gious, histo- No.

source source eluding fur rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

II 12 13 1-1 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Moranhat [ 5] Rice&Wheat 101.17 36.42 20.23 N-l 185

KR,PR Moranhat [12] Rice 40.47 36.42 2.43 N-2 186

KR Moranhat [50) Rice&Wheat 111.09 55.54 55.54 N-2 187

KR Moranhat [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 91.05 41.28 30.76 N-7 1~8

KR,PR Moranhat [ 3] Rice 40.47 38.45 30.75 N-2 189

KR,PR Moranhat [ 4J Rice 32.37 13.36 8.50 It).:

KR Moranhat [ 3] Rice& Wheat 32.37 26.30 10.13 N-2 191

PR Moranhat [ 6J Rice 30.35 8.09 J1.34 192

KR Dibrugarh [ 43) Rice ]21.41 40.47 7.28 N-2 193

KR,PR Moranhat [ I] Rice 37.64 12.14 22,66 N-5 194

KR Moranhat r 4] Rice&Wheat 36.42 12.95 4.45 N -3 ]95

KR Moranhat [ 4] Rice 36.83 19.02 4.04 N-2 196

KR Dibrugarh [50] Rice 70.82 9.71 10.12 N-2 197

KR Dibrugarh [48] Rice 12.14 10.12 4.04 N-2 198

KR Dihrugarh [40] BAG Rice&Wheat 142.45 12.14 84.98 N-4 199 C-3, T-l

KR Moranhat [ 6] Rice 36.42 36.83 4.45 N-3 200

277

DistriCI : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

loea- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in bracket,; the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (IO+kl11,) of the ne ire,t rhcc where the facilitv available i, qiven). No. (in and Educati(~n"l Medical Drinking Post & Day or days COmlTIunlea-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

201 Ghoraghas No.3 90.65 - c- :5) -(5 - 10) W -( -5) - (5-10) -(-5)

202 Fatii<a Showa 133.14 -( - 5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) Ekarani Gaon

203 Nowkata Gaon 93.48 -( -5) - (- 5) W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

204 Phatikas(\wa 219.34 P,M -( -5) TK,W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Abhoipuria Gaon

205 A bhaipuri Bongali 60.30 P -( -5) TW,W PO -( -5) BS Gaon

206 Phatikasowa 184.1.3 P -( -5) W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5)

Nepali Gaon

207 Raidingia Gaon 50.99 P,M -(-5) W PO -( -5) -(-5)

2(,8 Samoguri Gaon 64.34 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

209 Raidingia Seed 63.13 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -( -5j -(-5) -( --5)

Grazing

210 Doomar Dalong 32.78 - (-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon 1-":0. 4

211 Doomar Dalong 106.84 P,M -( -5) TW,W PO -(.- 5) ~(-5)

Gaon No. I

212 Doomar Dalong 125.45 P -( - 5) TW,W -( -5) -(,5-10) -( -5)

GaQn No.2

213 Doomar Dalong 9.71 -( -5) -( - 5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5)

No.3

214 Tiloikinar Gaon 26.30 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -(- ~)

(Teloi J...inar N.C)

215 Tiloijan Gaon 180.49 P -t - 5) TW,W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5)

216 "filoikinar BOI1g~li 97.93 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -( -5) -(5-10) -(- 5).

Gaon

217 Athabari Gaon 101.98 -( - 5) PHC TW,W PO -( - 5) BS

278

DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Approach to

Village

Nearest town and distance

(in kms)

11 12

KR Moranhat

KR Moranhat

KR Moranhat

KR Moranhat

KR,PR Moranhat

KR,PR Moranhat

,KR Moranhat

KR Moranhat

KR Morar.hat

KR Moranhat

PR Moranhat

KR Moranhat

KR Dibrugarh

KR Dibrugarh

KR Moranhat

KR,PR Moranhat

r P,PR Moranhat

[ 6]

( 61

[ 2]

( IJ

[ 1 J

[ 2J

l 3)

[ 6J [ 4]

5J

3]

51

[49J

[48j

[ 5]

[ I J]

(13]

Power SllPPIy

13

Staple food

14

Rice

Rice

Rice

ED Rice&Wheat

ED Ric~& Wheat

ED Rice

ED Rice

Rice

Rice

Rice

ED Rice

Rice

Rice

Rice

ED Rice

Rice&Wheat

ED Rice&Wheat

PeU. Statio. : MORAN 9

Land use (i.e. area under different typc, of Land use in rCC'tarcs rounded to "'0 dedma: r \,1(,<":__\. __

Forest Irriga- Un-Jrri- Cultiv •. l· ,~ Area not by ted by gated ""aste (i11- available

source source eluding "or

15 16 17

70.82

97.53

60.70

125.04

31.16

gauchar &. cultiva-groves) tion

18

9.71

19.42

20.23

18.21

10.12

19

10.12

16.19

12.55

76.0Q

10.02

Remarks (in- Loca eluding any tion place of reli- Code gious, histo- No. rieal or ar­chaeological

interest)

20

N-2

N-2

N-2

N-3

N-5 M-I, T-l

201

202

203

204

205

122.21 31.57 30.35 N - 2 :'06

10.12

279

24.69

38.85

36.83

16.19

63.13

97.53

4.86

14.97

93.48

66.37

61.11

16.19

10.11

10.11

5.67

10,11

20.23

1.62

6.07

26.30

12.14

20.63

10.11

15.38

16.19

10.92

33.60

7.69

3.23

5.26

60.71

19.42

N-2

N-2

N-2

N-3

N-5

N-3

N-2

N-2

107

208

209

210

211

213

214

215

216

10.12 N-5, C-3 217

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ,TILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities avaIlable ;- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and neo<l to it in bracket,; tbe dist:mce in broad range~ viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code ,-illage lation kms) and (I0+kms) of the ne'lrest place where the facilitv available is given.) No. (in and E"';uc~li.i()Da~ MCGical Dri;lkirl6 P,-1&t & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of \va.ter Telegraph, of Market! tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0

218 Niz Khowang 157.42 p,l'\,f,n -(-5) T\-V PO -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

219 Niz Kbowang 83.36 P -( -5) TK -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Ooomar Hola

220 Cbenimari Gaon 330.22 P -( -5) R -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) (Cbenimari No. I)

221 Nowjan Habi 256.97 P -( -5) TK -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) (Chenimari

Nawjan)

222 Padumani 157.42 P -(-5) TK,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Na-Gaon

223 Deori Gaon 194.65 P,M,H -(-5) TW,R PO -(-5) -(-5)

224 Buri Khowang 310.00 P -( -5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.3

225 Buri Khowang 127.88 P -(5-JO) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-JU) -(-5) No.2

2!6 BUfi Khowang 122.21 P -(5-10) T\V,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No. !

227 Niz Khowang 119.79 P -(-5) TK,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Betani

228 Naharani Gaon 42.90 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) No.1

229 Dulia Bam 97.53 P -( -5) W,R PO -( -5) -(-5) Gaon No.2

230 Duliabam Bongali 36.83 -(-5) -( -5) W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5\ Gaon

231 Rowmari Gaon 67.18 P -(5 -10) \'1 -( - 5) -( -5) - (S -10) ]\;0. 2

280

IJIRtJ{}T{)R Y folicl Stat'!"n MORAN "9

J(NO :EAND U~E

---. ----- -- - a' ___

-~ - ........ ----ApRroach K~arest t(Wn ano tr ~ler StF.'pl~ food La nd )J~e ( i.e. an: 0 vndcr diCLrcr' tYj:6. 01 I and l.:<;C Remarks (in- Loca-

to distance S,llrply ip hccttres roun(kJ to [\\0 dscim3; p~<l.ds.) __ c!ljdir'f' any tion

vilJage (in kms) torc;;t Iniga- Un-Irri- Cultiyu ,r Are:1 'let pLl::-c of reli- Code by ted by gated wa~te Cll- l,!\ dab'", r;iC'U5, hi:;lO- ~o.

~ource sonrce cludin~~ for ti:.al o. ar-g~Ui;::l1ltr & cultiva. "I):::colOgical

groves) tion il.tcrest)

---- -- -- --- ---II 12 13 14 15 ]6 ]7 18 19 20

---------- -- ---

PR,NR Moranhat [13] ED Rice&Wheat 99.15 29.14 29.14 N -11,T-2 218 M-2,C 2

K'R:- l\1oranbat [17J Rice 56 .. 5 2.02 25.09 N-'--2 219

KR Dibrugarh [30] Rice 2i3.27 71.22 45.73 N .. 3 220 (, ,.. 1 .,..

KR Dibrugarh [341 'I 140.43 70.82 45.72 N-3 221

~ Rice

KR Moran hat [18J Rice 13840 1781 1.2t N-2 222

KR,NR Moranhat [20] ED Rice 117.77 64.75 12.13 N - 3,T - 223

KR Moranhat [J 9 ~ Rice 213.(17 t}6.37 2).~'6 l'. - 4 224

KR _Moranhat [13J Rice 101.17 11.74 14.97 l..J -'4 225

KR Moranhat _ (20] Rice 80.13 JI).l2 31.96 N-2 22p ..

KR Moranhat [ 18 Rice l} 3.48 Ifl.83 GAS N-2 227

KR Dibrugarh . (58J ." _ Rice&Wheat 4 ,('4 32.17 2043 4.C6 N~2 2 S

KR Moranhat [12] Rice&Wheat 6').61 27.°2 N ., - ) 229 .,. ,-

KR Moranhat [ 14~ Rice 19.02 8.90 8.9 230

,. KR Dibrugarh l? (i, hice 41.68 J4.16 11.34 N-l 231

28.l

DlstrlQt: I).IBRUGAR,ll 03/5 VILLAGE

Al\'IENITIBS

-----~.-~

Loea- Total area Total Amenities avaiJable :- (if not available within the vilJ~e a dash. (-) i~ shown in the tion Naill(' of villcgc of the popu. column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vi~ (-5kms), (S-lQ'

ode village latian kms), and (ltl+kmsf of the nearest place· where the f2cHity available j~ given.) , \.;0. (in ar.d E4ucational Me4i.cal Drinking Post & Day or days Commuilica-

hectares) No. or water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (potable) Hat. if any stoP. Railway holds station.

• Water way)

-2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

23~ Rowmari Gaou 87.01 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -( -S} -(S-lQ). No.1

233 ~Qwmari Gaon 49.37 P -(S-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(S-}JOj No.3 (Rowmari

N.C)

234 Garmara 126'.l9 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Hatigarh

235 Charai Hagi 246.86 p -(10+) w PO -(-Sl ~(S-~

Gaon No.2

236 Bamun BaTi T.E 54.23 -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5) (320 NLR)

237 Charai Hagi 104.81 P - (5-10) W -(-5) -( ":"'5) -(S-10) No.1

238 Kolowlowa 193.84 P,M -(-5) TW,W,R PO -( -5) . --(-.5) Gaon

..

239 Kolowlowa 307.97 P -(5-10) R pO -(5- 10) -(-.5) Habi

240 Mowamara Than 74.87 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-S) -(-5) . -t5-;1~

No.1

241 Mowamara Than 496.96 P -(5-10) TW,W -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10) No.2

242 Charai Hagi 237.55 P -(5-10) It -(-5) -( .... S} -(5-1-0) Gaon No.3 (Charaihagi N.C)

243 Eramesh Low 134.76 P -(S-10) W -(-5) -(-~) -(-5) No.3 (Eramesh low Block)

244 Bharali Bari Oaon 206.39 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.2 (Bharalibari N.C No.2)

282

DIRECTORY PoHce Station: MORAN 9

AMl'LAND USE

A;ppJ'Oilch Nearest town and Power StnpJe fcod Land use ( i.e. area under differcr,t tYJ;es of Land use Ref!·"rk' (in Loea· 'to 'distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). dudil.g ~l1y tion v~ .(in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not r lacf of r"Ii- Code

by ted by . gated waste (in- available gioll'\. hl._to- No. source source eluding for rica I or ar-

gauchar & cultiva- eharolog kal groves) tion interest)

U 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

_KR . Dibrugarh [36) Rice 62.73 16.19 8.09 N-2 232

KR Dibrugarh [60] Rice 40.47 6.01 283 N-! 233

KR Dibrugarh [40] Rice 60.70 40.47 19.02 N-2 234

KR Dibrugarh [40] Rice 121.81 80.94 44.11 N-7 235

KR Dibrugarh [35J Rice 14.97 , .... 39.26 N-2 236

KR Dihrugarh [37] Rice 63.94 21.45 19.42 N-6 237

KR Dibrugarl;l [36] Rice 153.38 30.76 9.'70 N-5 238

KR. Dibrugarh [ 47] Rice 161.87 105.62 4().48 239

KR Dibrugarh [20] Rice 20.64 32.37 21.86 N-2 240

KR Dibru.garh [30J Rice 364.22 89,()"3 43.7l N-2 241

KR Dibru.garh [60] Rice 156.61 68.80 12.14 N-5 242

.I

KR Dibrugarh [58] Rice 92.67 29.54 12.55 N-l 243

KR Dibrugarh [47] Rice 80.94 84.98 40.47 N-3 244

283

District ~ DIl::tUGARH 03jS

LOC-tl­

tion Cod:

t>!9'

~MENIElES

------------~-.~~~---- -~-----

To!:\J nrt:a ,of t1.c

.iib!;.: . (in

hc: i,lres)

Tot:'! _ Ar.-CiUti,,;> ay,;IlabJ~ :-..( if dot avaiIabl~ withi!?:. the village a das,h ~-1 is ~how.n.jn.tj).~ poru- column Dnd next to it tn brackets the dlsta..n<;:c If} hroad rang~s., VIZ (--'5krns), (~"":"10 l,,!j('n ,~m,\--nrld;{1!}+kH1s) ofthc rJcnrest place ",here tbt; fa;:ilitv avaiJaql,e is gfven·L"u:t

, aT l~ Educatwnal,' Medical Drinking Post & Day or days CO)limllnica-No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl til'D (J3us

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

------~--- ----------------------------------------------------~~~--=--

24,5 _ Bharali Bari Gaon No.3

24,6 Bharali Bari Gaon No.1 (Bharalibari N.C No.1)

247 Lachanguya Mid

248 Erameshlow No.1

249 . Chahan'Rata No.3

c ,

250 '(}haharr KRta

No.2 .

,201.63

2QL53

33:99

'12,03

13-5.57

25r Erameshlow '110.48 No, 2

252 . Ram:'!1)' BMrali 95.10 Gaon

2'53 :r--alani D~lanj No.2

45:32

25..J. 'Nillan i Dal:ini 67.58 No, J

255 ::r~alani NC 5.26

256 Thengal O ... Oll 10.12 }'TO • .:} NC (Then-g::l Gaon'I,C)

257 Tllengal Gaon .87Al ]':0. 3

258 Na-Khat i67.13 Sonowal

- (-.5)

p

p

- (- 5)

P .,

p

P(?),M

- (- 5)

p

p

- ( -'5)

- (- 5)

-( -5)

P,M,i-I

- ,(5 -10) -(5-10}

-:£10+ ) -( -5)

-'(5- ~O) R -(-;5) --(S-lO) - (:_ 5)

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

--(5-10) TW,W,R ':"'(-5) - (5 -10) -C"':5)

- (5- 10) TW,W,R - (- 5) , -(5 -·10) - (-5)

0' -(5- 10) W,R -( -5) -(- 5)

- (5--10) TK,W -( .... 5) -( -5)

-( -5) TK,W -.( - 5) -(- 5) -(5 -lOJ

-(-·5) TW,W -(-5) -- ( - 5) -'(::: 5)

-( -5) W - (-- 5) -('-:'5) -(~~ ~O) -(10+) W -( -5) -( -5) .= (5 -:-1 0)

-( -5) W - (- 5) -( -5) -(5 -10)

-(-5) W PO -('';'''$) BS

284

-DIRECTORY Police Station : MORAN 9

: .{\ND LAND USE

-----Approach Nearest town and POWef Stllple food land· use ( i.e. area Ut der dirTerent types of land use Remarks (in Loca

to distance Supply ill hectares rounded to 1'1'0 Jecimal places.) cluding a;,y tiOD villa&,e (in kms) t-OTest . Irriga. Un-IrTi- CUll ivable Area not place of reli- Cocte

by ted by gated "aste (in- ayaila'Jie giou., histo- No. source source eluding. for rical OT aT-

gauchar & rultiva· chaeological gTO\ e,) tioo interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

,KR Dihrugarh [48] Rice 121.41 ·60.70 19.42 N -2 245

KR Dihrugarh (46) Rice 121.41 40.47 39.65· N-4 246

KR DihiUgarh [32] Rice 19.42 10.12 4.45 N-2 247

KR Moranhat [25] Rice 43.71 17.81 10.51 N-4 248

KR Modnhat [24J Rice 60.70 51.80 23.07 N-3 249

KR Moranhat [27J Rice 80.94 20.23 21.85 N-5 250

KR Morarihat [29] Rice 40.47 49.78 20.23 N--4 251

f

KR Moranhat [32J . Rice 54.63 24.28 16.19 N-2 252

KR Moranhat (32J Rice 40.47 2.43 2.42 N-J 253

KR Moranhat [28J Rice 40.47 16.19 10.92 N-4 25~

KR Dibrugarh [59] Rice 3.24 2.02 255

KR -

Moranhat [16J Rice 6.47 2.02 1.63 256

KR Dihrugarh [60) Rice 40.87 24.2~ 22.26 N-I 257

:' ~

KR Dibrugarh [47] Rice 161.87 3.64 1.62 N-4 258

. : .~285

District : DIBRUGAltH &3/5

A:MBNtt'11s

Loca- Total area, TOlal Amenilies ayaiJahle;· ( if not .. vai_tile wit ... the viii .... Cifsh (4 ~ shO"Nti 'Mile lion N"nlc ,,[ Village Vlf the popu- coluDUI and ~ 10 it in brakets the distattoe ;ill broad raRgea \'lit (-Skms), ~lO Code \lillage ,lalion 'kms) ana {1tl+'km5) of the nearest place where the facility IMIilaWe is given.) No. (in and Ed ucatiOtlai Medical Drinking Post &; Day or days Communica-

heclares) No. of water TeJe8raph, of market/ tion (Bus ,house (Potable) Hat, if any stop. Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 , 7 8 -. it

259 Thengal Gaon IJJ.S5 P -(-5) 'III -{ -5) , -(1.;..51 ' -(5-10) No.1

260 Thengal Gacn 205.18 P -(-5) 'If{ -(-5) -(_,_~ -(5--tO) No.2

261 Garpathar NC 157.02 P-2 -(5- 10) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

262 Ghuguloni Nepali 244.83 P-2,M -(10+) w -(-:) -(S-lar) --( ... -5) (Ghugulani Bongali NC)

, -( -5)'

, .I,

263 Bar Ghuguloni 126.67 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10)

264 Ghuguloni Ahom 175.23 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -!-~) -(~iS) Bongali

265 Ghuguloni 161.06 P-2,M -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -~,-5) Bongali

266 Ghuguloni 131.52 P-2,M - (10+) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Barbam

267 Khowang Grant 252.52 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-.5) -(-,5) (No. 312)

268 Tiloijan T.E 338.32 -(-5) -( - 5) TW -(-5) -(:-.5) - (.-.5) (No. 26)

269 TiIoijan T.E 199.10 P H TW .PO Sunday - (.-,5) No. 25

270 THoijan TE (TPI) 34.80 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) l.... (:- 5) -{-j)

271 Barnunbari Grant 157.02 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) ..-(-.5) -(-::;..5) (No. 323 NLR)

272 Bamunbari Grant 94.70 -(-S) -(-5) TW,W -( -5) -.( - 5) -(-5) (No. 264 NLR)

273 Bamnnbari 281.26 P H TW -(-5) Sunday -(-5) (Grant SO/J 69)

274 Duliabam T.E 23J.48 P-2 -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

.286

II.IIt&CIlORY

RND ,LMII) USE

AptIIOKh NeaAat ....... , PIt ... s.etc:f'oocl Ii.arIcl ... ,(l U~ ... , ... dil'emlt fflW$ ef .hand use Remarks (in Lou-_. iian\IIaa ,SUllPIir inJieBtAlC&~cJ, te,~o dccinlal Elaces). eluding any tion, villa&~ (illiml) Ferat: 1m ... Utl-lni'- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code.

~ &ed bJ .. tell waste (in- available gious, histo- No. source source £wdine for rical or ra-

~r& cultiva- chaeological .oves) ·tion . interest

11· . III 13 14 1~ 16 17 18 19 20 1

K.I. Dibrugadl [37] Rico ... 60.70 50.59 22.26 N-2 259

KR } Dibrugam (37] R.iet- 124.24 60:79 20.24 N-2 260

KI. Moraru.t [30] I" Rite: 80.94 2.0.23' 55.&5 N-3 26L

KR Dibrugarh [52] Rice 89.44 146.90 8.49 N-3 262

K.R Moranhat [SO) Rice 101.58 10.52 14.57. N-,3 263

K.R Moranhat (SO] Rice 91.05 78.10 6.08 N-2 264

KIl,PR Dihrugarh (21) Rice 101.5~ 52.20 7.28 N-2 265

I{R Dihrugarh [22] Rice 56.66 12.54 62.32 1'; -,~ 2(-'6

KR Dibrugarh [39J RiCe 154.99 16.19 8.1.34 ~~- 2 267

KR DibrugarA [46] It_

258.9) 12.1.4 67.19- N-2 268 /

PR Dibrugara fiO] E.Ag' llWe; )'$8.23 S.~ 32.78 N-8,M-Z 269 T-I.C-3

D Dibrugarh [47] lUte 20.23 6.01 8.50 N;-3 270

U Dibrugam [45] RWc 85.39 f4.9'h 56.,66 N-6 271

D Dibrugarh- [42] lUte' 58.27 10.12 26:3» N,....,.2 272

Xll Dibrugam [30] 1i.Jts Riqe; ... 1'9.97 tll.:U 93 OS N-l!S,T -~ 273 C-2, M--3 ,

Ka. Dlbrugi.idt [45] Jljee. 230.67 o til N-'5 274

.7

""'~AGE' [)istriet : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ", "r';;:" -

_".: " ...

AMENITIES

-- --_. -. -

Loca- Total area Total AmCRities available:- (if not available within the villagca dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and ~xt to:it jn brllckets the distance in broad ranges viz {-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the:nearest ~Iace where the facility available is given). 1\:0. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post &: Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

275 Halmari 70.41 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) .

No. 20 WL

276 Halmari T.E 285.30 . P - (-- 5) TW -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) . (318 NLR)

277 Halrnari T.E 278.42 P - (-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (330 NLR)

278 Tengakoch 191.42 P-2,H -(5- 10) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

Block NC

279 Koilagorah Gaon 91.05 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

280 Koilagorah Habi 140.43 P - (:_ S) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

281 Ghugulbari Gaon I13.3! P -(5- 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10)

(Ghugulani Gaon)

282 Lengeri Gaon 57.87 -( -5) - (-5) TW,yv -(-5) - (- 5). -(-5) No. 3

283 Lengeri Gaon 58.27 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( 5) -(-5) No.4 (Lengari Block NC)

284 Lengeri Gaon 84.58 P -(-5) TW,W -(- 5) -(-n. -(-5) No.2

285 Lengeri Gaon 264.65 'P·3,M·2. PHS TW,W PO Thursday .. -(5-W) No.1 H-2 MCW

286 Changmai Gaon 211.25 P -( -~) TW.W -(-5) -( -5) . .... (5-10)

287 Na-Changmai 109.67 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5). , "':"(5....,10)

Gaon

288 Bar Meshlow 73.25 P-2,M -(-5) TW,W - (- 5) - ( ..... 5) , ":'(5-10)

Gaon

289 No. 107 S.F 323.34 P-3,M -(,.,..5) lW,W,R -( .... 5) -(-5) -(-5): Grant (Nakhat)

290 Garuhara Gaon 183.32 P~2,M -( - 5) TW,W -(-5) -( .... 5). ',~ ~( -5)

2&8

DIRECTORY Pollee StadoD : MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Dibrugarh [54] E Ag Rice 53.42 4.86 12.13 N-3 275

KR Dihrugarh [55] E Ag Rice 281.66 3.64 N-4 276

KR Dihrugarh [57J ED Rice 242.81 16.59 19.02 N-5 277

KR Dihrugarh [50J Rice 47.35 143.26 0.81 N-l 278

KR Moranhat [ 7] Rice 68.80 16.19 6.06 N-3 279

KR Moranhat [50) Rice 99.96 22.66 17.81 N-2 280

KR Moranhat [12] Rice 76.08 33.59 3.64 N :-1 281

KR Dibrugarh [57] Rice 40.47 4.05 13.35 N-5 282

KR Dibrugarh [60] Rice 40.47 14.16 3.64 N-3 283

KR Moranhat [13] Rice 60.70 7.28 16.60 N-5 284

KR Dihrugarh [45J Rice 230.67 21.04 12.95 N-6 285

KR Moranhat [16] Rice 165.11 5.26 40.88 N-3 286

KR Dihrugarh [SO] Rice 80.94 16.19 12.54 N-3 287

KR Dihrugarh [50] Rice 72.84 0.41 N-6 288

KR Dibrugarh [48] Rice 283.28 20.23 19.83 N-3 289

KR Dihrugarh [48] Rice 161.87 16.19 5.26 N-2 ~90

289

Di$td~ : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENmES

----Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the "mage a dash (-) is shown in the tion l':amc of vnJar.c of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code villabc lution kms), and (lO+kms) of t!->e ncarest place where the facility available _is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of w2ter Telegraph, of Markell tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way) ----

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

91 Chahari Kata 205.58 P(2),H,M FPC TW,W PO Sunday BS No.1

292 Saloguri Exten- 82.15 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) tion Block No. I (Salaguri N.C No 1)

293 Saloguri Gaon 265.88 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No. , (Salaguri Gaon)

294 Saloguri Gaon 2;0.03 P -(5-10) TW,W -(- 5) -(-5) -( .... 5)

No.3

295 Deogharia 125.05 P . - (- 5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon No.2

296 Deogharia 178.47 P -(-5) TK,TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5~

Gaon No.1

297 Saloguri Gaon 194.65 P -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) No.2 (Salaguri N.C No.2)

298 Saloguri Exten- 61.51 -(-5) -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5) tion Block No.2

299 SaJoguri Grant 191.82 P(2),M -(10+) TW,W 'PO Sunday -( -5) 9/1 ~2 F.S (No. 9/182 F.S Grant)

300 Bhogali Pathar 44.52 -(-5) - (10+) w -(-5) -(5 .... 10) -(5 - 10)

F.V

301 Jariguri F.V 28.73 H -(10+) w -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

302 Pandhowa F.V 32.37 P - (5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) - (5 _:. fO)

303 Natun Bhralibari 29.95 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) Sunday -(5-10) Non-Residential

F.V

304 Barbill F.V 26.30 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10)

290

DIR.ECTORY Police Station: MORAN 9

. AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple fcod lard use ( i.e. area prder different types of Land llse Rerr::rb (in Loea to distance Supply in hectares fourded to two decimal r1aces). dudi, !! allY tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not r-l:l{'C nf r('li- Code by ted by gated waste (in- ayailable giol", hLto- No.

source source cl11din~ for rica I or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeolog:cal

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Dibrugarh [47J Rice 124.24 40.87 40.47 N-9 291

KR Dibrugarh [60J Rice 12.14 40.47 29.54 N-2 292

KR Dibrugarh [63] Rice 234.72 8.09 23.07 N--3 293

KR Dibrugarh [61] Rice 161,87 40.47 7.69 N-3 294

KR Dibrugarh L53J Rice 121.00 2.02 203 N-3 295

KR Dibrugarh [53J Rice 162.63 809 7.7\) N-2 296

KR Ditrugarh [53] Rice 169.97 16.19 8.49 N-2 297

KR Dibrugarh [66] Rice 12.14 36.42 12.95 N-l 298

KR Dibrugarh [61] Rice 149.73 29.95 12.14 N-4 299

KR Moranhat l22] Rice 40.47 4.05 N-8 300

KR Moranhat (22] Rice 24.28 445 N-4 301

KR Moranhat [22] Rice 28.33 4.04 N-12 :02

KR Moranhat [32] Rice 21.00 8.95 N-lO 303

KR Moranhat [22) Rice 2~.20 1.10 N--5 304

291

DistIi,t :DIBRUGARH 03/5

Loea· tion Code No.

Name of VillaGe

2

305 Barhola F.V

306 Majbam F.V

307 Kochbam F.V

Total for the Police Station

Total area Total of the popu-village lation

(in and hectares) No. of

house holds

3 4

.18.21

44.52

36.42

38,204.34

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Amenities available:. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- Skms), (S - 10 kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facili:y available is given. ) Educational Medicai Drinking Post & Day or days - Com-"m-u-n-'ic-a-.

P

P

P

5

P=242 M= 43 H= 22

Ilrsc = 2

6

- (10+)

-(5-10)

-(5- 10)

PHS= 5 D= 5 H=13

PHC= 3 FPC= 5

MCW= 4

292

water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

7

W

W

W

8

-( -5)

-( -5)

-( -5)

TW=167 P&TO= 1 W=248 PO=36

TK= 38 R= 54 0= 1

9

-(5-10)

-(5 -10)

-(5-10)

statio It , Water way) ~.--

19

- (5-10)

-(5-lOi

-(5-10)

BS= 67

DIRECTORY Police Station: MORAN 9

AND LAND USE

"Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- ayailable gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gallch:lr & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

-----11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat [22] Rice 16.00 2.21 N - 15 305

KR Moranhat [22] Rice 40.00 4.52 N-6 306

KR Moranhat [22J Rice 32.37 4.05 N-IO 307

KR=293 ED=26 20337 48.15 26,211.43 6,670.75 5,07t1.64 N-I081 PR = 41 E Ag=14 c- 49 NR= 10 T- 21

M- 33

293

POLICE STATION .. JOYFUR (03/5/10) .. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

I. Abhoipuria Gaon 03/5/10/350 28. Balipara Gaon. 03/5/111J249 2. Achabam T. E. 03/5/10/312 29. Bamunbari T.E. (No. 125 F.S.) 03/5/LO/50

347 & 334 NLR. (Deroi Reg. Grant.) 3. Achabam T. E. No. 347 03/5/10/311 :0. Bamunbari T.E. (No. 12) 03/5/10/51

NLR (pt) No. 25 (Bamunbari T.E.) APP (Acbabam T.E.) 31. Bamuni Bill Gaon. 03/5/10/224

4. Alisiga Gaon. 03/5/10/330 32. Bamun Pukburi 03/5/10/41

5. Amguri Gaon. 03/5/10/248 (Ghorbondhi Gaon No.1)

6. Amguri Nepali 03/5/10/247 33. Barkheremia Gaon No. 1 03/5/10/3.59

7. APP (Dikom T.E.) No. 239 03/5/10/6'1 (Borkheremia Gaon.)

(Dhelia T.E.) 34. Barkheremia Gaon. No.2 03/S/10/3Ig

8. Assamia Gaon 03/~/;0f343 35. Barkheremia Ghilaguri 03/5/10/317

9. Auguri Bongali Gao'n 03/5/10/396 Gaon.

lfl. Auguri Kapahua Gaon 03/5/10/30 36. Basa Gaon. 03/S/IOJl82

II. Auguri Kapahua Gaon 03/5/10/29 37. Bazi Pahumara. 03/5/10/45

No.2 (Auguri N.C.) 38. Betanibam Habi Gaon. 03/5/10/363

12. Azizbag T.E, No.9 APP, 03/5/10/140 39. BetaOl Gaon No.2 03/5/10/169

(Azizbag T.E.) 40. Beten Gaon No. I 03/5/10/157

13. Baghmara Gaon, 03/5/10/186 41. Bhalukaguri Gaon. 03/5/10/46 14. Baghmara Gaon. 03/5/10/331 42. Borbam ]\'0. 1 03/5/10/256 15. Baghmara No.2 03/5/10/.88 43. Borbam Gaon No.2 03/5/10/254

(Baghmora N.C.) 44. Borbam T.E. 44/171 ORR 03/5/10/124 16. Baghmara Powali Pathar Gaon. 03/5/10/185 (Jonaktol Barbam T.E.) 17. Bahani Gaon. 03/5/10/~3 45. Borbam T.E. 24/70 ORR. pt. 03/5/10/126 18. Bailung Bheti Gaon. 03/5/10/75 (Mudoibam Block) 19. Balijan Gaon No.1 03/5/10/325 46. Borbam T.E. 24/170 NLR. 03/5/'0/127 :20. Balijan Gaon No. I. 03/ /10/320 47. Borbam T.E. 206/204 NLR 03/5/10/130 21. Balijan No.3 03/5/10/321 (Borbam T.E.) 22. Balijan Maji Gaon 03/5/10/305 48. Borbam T.E. 91/166 ORR. 03/S/10/!96 23. Balijan N.C. No.4 03/5/ iO/319 49. Borbil Bakalial. 03/5/10/ )7 24. Balijan T.E. 294 NLR 03/5(10/323 (Borbil Block No.1)

(Satyanprayan T .E.) SO. Borbil Block Gaon. 03/5/10/56 25. Balijan T.E. No.4 APP. 03/5/10/324 (Diksam T.E.) 26. Balimara Pathar 03/5/10/345 51. Borbil Block No.2 03/5/10/59 27. Balimara T.E. 247 NLR 03/5/10/344 (Borhil Bakolial Gaon.)

(Balimarr T.E,) 52. Borpathar Gaon. 03/5/10/167

294

POLICE STATION :: .JOYPUR (03/SIl0) \

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

'81. No. Name of Villages Location Code SI. No~ Name of ViIJages . Location Code

53. Borkurukani 0315/10/179 79. Deodhai No.2 (Deodhai 03/5/10/237 (Borkurukaw Gaon.) N.C)

51. Borpathar No.2 03/5/10/38 80. Deroi Alikinar. 03/5/10/55

(Bamun Pukhuri Gao~ No.2) 81. Deroi Bam T.E. No: 79 03/5/101110

55. Bortani No. 1 03/5/10/176 (Deroibam T. E.)

(Bortoni Pathar Gaon. No.1) 82. Deroi T.E. No.3 APP. 03/"/10/95

56. Bortani No.2 03[5/10/218 (Kakowani Block N.C.

~Bortoni Pathar Gaon No.2 83. Deroi T.E. No, 5 03/5/10/106

57. Chakalia Gaon. 03/ '/10/269 84. Deroi T.E. No.8 03/~/1O/I04

58. Chakalia Pathar Caon. No. 1 03{5(10/136 85. Deroi T.E. 45/188 F.S. o~ /5f! 0/1 07

59. Chakalia Pathar Gaon No.2 03/5/10/189 (Pithagutia T.E.)

60. Chakya Gaon. 03/5/10/375 86. Deroi T.E. No. 31 APP. 03/5/1.0/108 61. Chapatali Gaon No.1 03/5/10/200 87. Desam T.E. No. 16 NLR 03/5/10/310

62. Chapatali Gaon No.2 03/5/10/203 (Desam T.E.)

'63. CbJtpatali No.3 03/5/10/187 88. Desang Borbill Block 03j5jlOjl2

(Chapatoli N.C. No. ]) (Dhomon Gaon. No.2)

64. Chapatali No.4 03} i10120! 89. Desang Gaon. 03/5/10/16 (Chaptoli N.C. No.2) . 90. Besang Kinar No. I 03/ jJ :0[220

65. Chelengsuk Gaon. 03/"/lO/1.89 (Disang Block) 66. Cheoni Gaon 03 {5/1O{213 91. Desang Kinar No. 2 03/5/ () f221

(Chewari Gaon.) (Disang Kinar Nepali) 67. Chengelijan Gaon. 03/5jto/253 92. Dhad\!mia Bongali ('115! 11l1. 75 68. ChengelJjan Habi No.1 03/5/10/290 (Dhadumia Bengali No.2) 69. Chengelijan l{abi No.2 03/5JlO/2158 93. Dhadumia Gaon. OJ/5/JO/174 , 70. C.b,erepajan Bongali Gaon 03/5/10/383 94. Dhamon Gaon No. I 03j,-jIO/tJ

(Cherepajan Gaon) 95 Dhamon Gaon No.2 03/5/10/11 71. Chukar Pathar Gaon. 0: /5/10[133 96. Dhowa Pathar Gaon No. 1 03/5Jl, J191

(Chukar Pathar N.C.) (I.)howa Pathar Gaon.) 72. Dalapara Gaon. 0315/10/99 97. Dhowa Pathar No.2 03/5/.0/190 73. Dangal Para Gaon. 03f5/iO/129 (Dhowa Pat hal' N.C.) 74. Dasuk Bakalial Gaon. 03/5/10/131 98. Dhowa Pathar No.3 03f5{.O/198 75. Dehing Kinar 03/5/10/2.25 99. Dhunahola Bamun Gaon. OJ{5/10/115 76. Dehing Kinar Bahdhari Gaon. 03/5/10/300 .(Shudahola Bonn Gaon.) 77. Dehing Majuli 03/5/10/303 109· Dhunda Nahar No. I 03/5/10/240

(Jagan Majuli Block.) WJ. Dhunda Nahar No. 2 03/5/10/242 78. Oeodhai Gaon. 03/5/10/244 }( 2 . Dighala Sonowal Gaon 03/5/10/304

. 29,)

POLICE STATION . JOYPUR (03/S/IO) . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

103. Dighalia Gaon. 03/5/10/47 128. Disang Kinar Bongali 03/5/10/283 (Digho1ia Villag No.2 (NiImoni Gaon.)

11)4. Dighalia Gaon No. I 03/5/10/73 129. Disang Kinar Bongali Gaon. . 03/5/10/357 105. Dighalia No. 2 03/5/10/7Q ]30. DoJamuri No. 1 I 03/5/10/246

(Digholia N.C.) (Dolamuri Gaon.) 106. Dighalia No.3 03/5/10/74 131. DoJamurj No. 2 03/5/10/245 ]07. Dighalia Gaon. 03/5/10/262 (Dolamuri N.C.) 108. Dighalia Gaon No.2 03/5/10/263 132. Duania Gaon No. 1 03/5/10/370

(Dighalia N.C.) 133. Duara Pathar. 03/5/10/3>9 109. Dighali Bil No. 1 03/5/JO/227 134. Fakial Gaon. 03/5/10/389

(Dighali Bill) 135. Faltotola Gaon. 03/5/10/332 110. Dighali Bit Block. 03/)/10/273 136. Gandhia Gaon. 03/5/10/3 111. Dihing Kinar. 03/5110/387 137. Gandhia Gaon No.2 03/5/10/4 112. Dihing Kinar Bongali Gaon. 03/5/10/381 (Gandhia N.C.) 113. Dihing Kinar Bongali 03/5/10/382 138. Garguri Chowdang No.1 03/5/10/168

No.2 (Dihing Kinar 139. Garguri Chowdang No.2 03/5/10/171 Bongali Block.) 140. Gariabam Gaon. 03/5/10/356

114. Dihing Kinar Naga Gaon. 03]5/10/390 141. Gariabam Gaon. 03/5/10/394 115. Diksam Block Gaon. 03/5/10/96 142. Garsiga GaoD. 03/5/10/112 116. Diksam Kinar Gaon. 03/5/10/97 (Tenghong Cham Gaon.) 117. Dilli T.E. 343 NLR (pt) 03/5/,0/373 143. Gatong Gaon. 03/5/10/231 118. Dilli·T.E. 343 NLR 03/5/10/376 (Getong Block)

(Dilli T.E.) 144. Geladesang Gaon. 03/SllO/IS 119. Dilli Bari Gaon. 03/5/10/204 145. Gerekoni No. 1 03/5/10/92

(Dulli Bari N.C.) 146. Gerekoni Gaon. No.2 OJ/5/1O/v6 120. Dilli Bari T.E. 342 NLR 03/5/ 10/205 147. Gerekoni No.3 03/5/10/91

(Dulli Bari T.E.) (Gerekoni N.C.) 121. Dilli Bari T.E. 2/15 L.C.R 03/5/ I 0/206 148. Gethu Pathar 0.1/5/10/267 122. DiIIi Ghat Gaon. 03/5/10/371 149. Ghahi Gaon 0~/5/10/180 123. Dilli Ghat Gaon No.2 03/5/10/372 150. Ghahi Pathar Gaon. 03}51101147

(Dilli Ghat N.C.) 151. Ghahi Pathar N.C. 03Y5/1O/146 124. Dilli Pani Chukia F.V. 03/5/10/377 152. Gharbandi Bamuo Pukhuri) 03/5110/40 125. Dirial Gaon. 03/5/10/348 1:'3. Gharbandi Bor Pathar. 03/5/10/39 126. Disam T.E. 41/184 F.S. 03/5/10/~ 13 ((;horbondhi Bamun Pukhuri)

(Disam G.T.E.) 1~4. Ghila Guri Gaon. (13/5{ 0/.\ 16 127. 'Disang Kinar. 03/5/10/308 155 . Ghinai Gaon. 03/5/10/362

. '296 .

POLICE STATION ., JOYPUR (03/5/10) "

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. 1\0. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

156. Ghugulani Gaon. 03/5/10/37 183. Jagun Gaon. 03/5{1O/302 ]57. Ghugulani Gaon. 03/5/10/307 184. Jamuguri Bongali 03/5/10/49

158. Ghugulani No. 2 03/5/10/21)4 (Jamukguri Bongali)

(Ghuguloni N.C.) 185. Jamuguri Gaon. 03/5/10/48 , 159. Ghugutani Da-Pathar Gaon. 03/5/10/309 (Jamukguri Gaon No.2)

160. Ghugulani Bhalukani. 03/5/10/266 186. Jamuguri Konwari Pathar. 03/5/10/282 (Gh ugutoni Bokuloni.) 187. Jamukguri Bongali 03/5/10/42

J 6J. Ghurania No. 1 03/5/10/292 (Jamukguri Gaon No. J)

J62 Ghurania Bhatisuk. 03/5/10/284 J88. Joypur Town. 03r/iOj333 163. Ghuranb No.2 03/5/10/281 189. J uria Pukhuri. 03/5/10/315 164. Godha Bill No.1 03/5/10/228 190. Kabula No. 28 03/5/10/217

(Godha Bill Gaon.) 191. Kachalubam Gaon. 03/5/10/5 165. Godha Bill No.2 03/5/10/229 (Kacholu Gaon. N.C.)

166. Gohain Pathar Gaon. 03/5/10/6 192. Kachalu Bam Gaon. 03/5/10/121 167. Golai Bongali Gaon. 03/5/10/358 193. Kachalu Pathar No.2 03/5f 0177 168. Grant No. 2/57 03/5/10/94 (Kastloo Pathar N.C.)

(Grant No. 57 & NJ '.) 194. Kachalu Pathar Gaon. 03/5/10/'61 169. Grant No. 57 03/5/10/105 195. Kachamari Gaon. 03/5/10/54 170. Hajua Pathar. 03/5/10/298 196. Kachari Pathar Gaon. 03/5{1O/379 171. Halua Gaon. 03/5}10/261 197. Kadamani (Kodomoni N.C.) 03/5f1Ofl8 172. Hamuktola Gaon. 03/5/10/285 198. Kakajan Habi Gaon. 03/5/10/337 173. Hamuktola No.2 03/5/10/286 199. Kakajan T.E. 10/150 ORR 03/5/10/340 174. Hapjan Parbat T.E. 88 (85) 03/5/10/351 (Joypur T.E.)

NLR (Hapjan T.E.) 200. Kakawani block (Borbil N.C) 03/5/10/60 175. Hapjan Parbat T.E. 104 (101) 03/5/10/353 201. Kamar Gaon. 03/5/10/349

599 APP. 202. Kamarsuk Bakalilal Gaon. 03/5/101193 176. Hapmari Gaon. 03/5nO/268 203. Kapahua Gaon. 03/5/10/342

(Hapmari N.C.) 204. Karagani T. E. 03/5/10/138 177. Harishpur T.E. No. 35 APP 03/5/10/368 No. 18. APP.

(Harishpur T.E.) 205. Karagani 03/5/10/139 178. 'Hatigarh Block. OJ/5/10/299 T.E. 348. NLR & 73 App. 179. H.B. Hill Grant. (,3/5/10/366 206. Karagani T.E. 340. NLR 03/5/10/141 180. Htndu Gaon. 0~/5/10/355 207. Karagani T.E. No. 72. App. 03/5/10/142 181. Hudu Gaon. . t'3/5/1O/251 208. Kawaimari Gaon. 03/5/10/361

(Hudupara Gaon) 209. Kekuri Bongali. 03/)/10/53 182. Ikarakata Gaon 03/5/10/287 210. Kekuri sonowal Gaon. 03/5/10/52

197

POLICE STATION 00 JOYPUR (03/S/10) 00

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name of Villages Location Code

211. . Kenduguri Gaon. 03/5/10/9 238. Longboi Nahula Gaon. . 03/5/10/183 (Kenduguri N.C.) 239. Longboi T.E. 341 NLR 03/5/10/89

2l2. Kenduguri Gaon. 03/5/10/341 (Longboi T.E.) . 13 Kendugri T.E. No. 34 . 03/5/l0/63 240. Longboi T.E. 24 APP. 03/5/10/90

(Kendguri T. E. App.) 241. Longjong Gaon. 0315/10/328 -214. Kereng Gaon. 03/5/10/214 242. Lurorrnukh Bakalial Gaon. 03/5/10/11.0 215. Keseruguri No.1. 03/5/10/201 243. Mahmara Alikinar 03/5/10/208 216. Keseruguri Gaon No.2 03/5/10/199 244. Mahrnara Block No. 1 03/5/10/216 2!7. Keseruguri Gaon No.3. 03/51 10/197 (Mahmara N.C.)

(kocharuguri N.C) 245. Mahmara Block No.2 03/5/1,0/209 218. Keyan Pathar Gaon No. 70 03j5/1O/111 246. Mahrnara Block No.3 03/5110/211

(WL.App No. 70 keyan ]_)athar) 247. Mahmara Block No.4 0315/10/212 219. Khatur Gaon 03/5/10/258 248. Mahmara Block N.C. No.5 03/5/10/4.10 220. Khatua pathar

I.

03/5/ 10/259 249. Mahmara Kapahua. Gaon. 03/5/10/181 221. Kherani No.2 03/51 10/58 2:0. Mali Pathar 03/5/10/338

(Borbil Block No 2) 251. Manmow Block (Ratanpur) 03/5/LO/383. 222. Kherani Gaon 03/5/10/122 252. Manmow Caon. (Sonapur) 03/5/10/384 223. Kherani Pathar Gaon 0)15/ .0/44 253. Mathaoni. (Mothauri Gaon.) 03/5/IO/22~ 224. Khowang Grant Gnon 03/5/10/8 254. Mathaoni Grazing. 03/5/10/222

Konwar Bam GaOl~ I

225. 03/5/10/336 255. Maz Gaon. (Maj Gaon N.C.) 03/5/10/143 216. Konwarijan Gaon 03/5/13/252 256. Maz Kapahua Gaon. 03/5/10/346 227. Kukura puhia Gaon 03/5/1f 1~41 257. Maz Pathar (Maz Pathar N.C) 03/5/10/7 228. Kuli GaoD. No. 1 03/5/10/2 258. Maz Pathar No.2 03/5/10/25 229. Kuli Gaon No. 2 03/5/le/l (Maz Pathar Gaon) 230. Labarigkola Gaon 03/5/10/335 259. Merbandha Gaon. 0315/10/278 231. Latumani Gaon 03/5/10/162 260. Merbil Bhumuk 03/!5110/243 232. Lerela pathar No.1 03/51 1O1 II6 (Merbil Bhaluk Gaon)

(Lerela pathar N. C) 2M. Merbil Grant No. 5 03/5/10/239 233 Lerela pathar No. 2 03/5/10/62 262. Merbil Grazing 03/5/10'/238

(Thekeraguri N. C.) (Merbil N.C.) 234. Lerela pathar Gaon 03/5/10/93 263. Mohkhowa Gaon. 03/5J~0/1 J 8 235. Lengraijan ....... 03/5/10/306 264. Mohkhowa Gaon. No. 30 03j5VWjl17

T. E. 40.20 & No.8. App. 265. Muragozali (MuragaJali N.C.) \ . ('3/~/IO'/81 (Lengraijan T. E.) 266. Murani Gaon. 0'~/sI10/260

236. Longboi Gaon. I) 3/5/10/184 767. Na-Bhakatia Gaon. No. 1 03:5110/135 237 .. Longboi Pathar Gaon. 03/5/10/ 132 268. Na-Bhakatia Gaon No, 2 03/5n0/134·

298 --

POLICE STATION .. JOYPUR (03/5/10) .. ALPHABETICAL LIST' OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of VilJages Location Code SI. No. Name of Villages Locati'Jll Code

269. Na-Bhakatia No.3 03}S}lO} )37 293. Namsang T.E 3(B) NLR 0315/10/373 (Nabhakatia No.3 N.C.) (Namsang T.E)

2iO. Na-Chowdang Gaon. 03/5/10/172 294. Nasain Gaon No.2 03jSj1O!3l 271. Nagabat No. 1 03/5jW/123 295. Nasani Gaon No.1 03/5/10/36

(Nagabat N.C.) 296. Na-Sripuria Gaon OJ/5/1 0/163 272. Nagabat No.2 03/5/10}219 297. Nemupathar Gaon 03{5/iO{,09 273. Naga Gaon. 03r/to/347 (Namu Pathar)

274. Nagamati Kheremia. 03jSjlO/354 298. Nilmoni T.E No., 5.:5 APP 0315/10/144 275. Nagaon Dhadumia. 03/5/10/296 (Nilmoni T.E) 276. Naga Pathar Gaon. 0315/10/128 299~ Nilmoni T.E No. 84 APP " 03/5/10/145

(Nagabat Gaon') 300. Nigam Gaon 03/5/10/360 271. Naharani (Nahorani N.C.) 03/5/10/276 301. Nirmalia Gaon 03}5/lOJ294 278. Naharani Block. 03/5,'10/274 3'02. Ouphulia Alikinar' 03/5/10{103

279. Naharani No. 2 03/5/l0/275 303. Ouphulia Gaon 03/5/10/93

280. Naharkatia T.E. 22 (19) NLR 03/5/ i 0/326 304. Ouphulia T.E No. 33 03/5110/102

(Nahorkatia T.E) (Ouphulia T.E)

281. Naharkatia T,E 126 F.S 03f5{IOf327 305. Padumani Gaon 03/5/10/17.3

282. Naharpara Bakalial 03/5/10/35 306. Panibura Gaon 03/6/10/27 1 (Nahorpara Bongali) :07. Panibura No.3 03/5/1O/2i2

2F3. Nahula Gaon 03/·/IOj43 (Panibura N.C)

(Nahola Block) 308. Panibura Pathar 03/5/)0/279

284. Nakbotia No. '2 0.' /5/10/270 309. Panibura Pathar No.2 03/5/l0j;?80 (Nokhotia N.C) (Panibura Pathar N.C)

285. Nakhatia Sonowal Gaon 03/5/10/267 310. Panidoria Naga Gaon 03/5/lOj374

286. Nalani Kapahua 03/5/10/14 31l. Parbatipur T.E No. 29APP 03/5/10/170

(Nalani Pathar N.C) (Parbatipur T.E)

287. Nalani Kapahua No. 1 03/5/10/24 312. Phetengibor Gaon 03/5/10}80

288. Nalani Kapahua No. 3 03/5110/23 3J3. Pitha Pathar Gaon 03}5}lO/114

(Nalani Kapahua No.2) 314. Powali Pathar No. 1 03/5/10/322

289. Nalani Pathar 03/S/l0/iOO 315. Powali Pathar No.2 03}5/1O/150

290. Namati Block. 03/5/10/277 316. PowaIi Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/151

291. Namrup 'T.E No. 47 F.S 03/5/10/367 317. Powali Pathar N.C. No.3 03/5/LO/153

(Namrup Haq. Grant.) (Powali Pathar N,C.)

292. Namrup T.E 17}l8/ 03/5/10/369 3 8. Pulungani Gaon 03}5/10/165

13/187 NLR 319. PUJ'ani Konwari Gaon 03/5/101l{l6

(Namrup T.E) 320. Purani Sripuria Gaon 03/5/1W16O

-,

299

POLICE STATION . JOYPUR (03/S/10) . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code 81. No. Name of Villages Location Code

321. Raidangia Gaon 03/5/10/158 33)). Sapkait Gaon 03/5/£0/149 (Raidongia Gaon No.1) 340. Sapkait No.2 (Sapkhati N.C) (1315/10/143 (Sukani Pathar Block N.C) 341. Sarrong Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/32

322. Raidingia Gaon No. 2 03/5/10/156 342. Sassani Gaon 03/5/10/257

(Raidongia Gaon N.C.) 343. Sassani Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/250

323. Rajabari Bam Gaon 03/5/10/125 344. Seleng Gaon 03/5/10/291 (Rajabari) 345. Sengelijan Gaon 03/5/10/397

324. Rajgarh T.E. No. 14 F.S 03/5/1Oj87 346. Serepajan Gaon 03/5/10/329 (332 NLR Rajgarh T.E.) ~,

(Serepajan Pathar)

325. Rajgarh T.E. (22,27,APP) 03/5/10/88 347. Sessa Nepali Gaon OJ/S; 10/10

326. Rajgarh Rangali Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/314 348. Sihumaria Gaon 03/5110/155

(Rajgarh Rongali Gaon) 349. Silkachu Bam Gaon 03/5W /436

327. RangsowaI Gaon No. 1 03/5/10/194 350. SimaIu Bam Gaon 03/5/10/395

(Rongehual Gaon) 351. Sima!uguri Gaon U3/5/1O/207 I 328. Rongabanani Gaon No. 3 03/5/10/82 352. Sishumariabor Pathar 03/5/lO/178

(MuragajaJi) 353. Sogune Sowa Gaon 03/5/10/65 329. Rongabanani No. 1 03/5/10/177 354. Sogune Sowa Gaon 03/5/10/66 330. Rongabanani No.2 03/5/10/85 (Soguneswa N.C)

331. Rongali Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/295 355. Sogunesowa Gaon No.2 L3/5/10/67

332. Rongsowal Gaon No.2 03/5/10/17 (Tipomia Bongali N.C)

333. Sahnari No.1 (Shalmari N.C) 03/5/10/,:,6 356. Sorojini T.E No. 19 APP 03/5/10/84

334. Salmari No.2 03f5fIOj27 (Sorojini T.E)

33'. Salmari Gaon pt 1 &2 03/5/10/19 357. Sri puna Gaon 03/5/:0/152

336. Salmari Gaon No. 3 03/5/10/20 358. Sukani Gaon 03/5/10/64

(Sukani Pathar Gaon) 337. Salmari T.E (No. 244 APP) 03/5/1 "/21 35Y. Sukani No.2 (Sukani Gaon) 03/5jiO!2(.5

(Swalmari T .E) 360. Sukani Pathar Block 03/$1101113 338. Samaguri Gaon 03/5/10/364 (Sukani pathar Block NC)

300

POLICE STATION :: JOYPUR (03/5/10)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

'SI. No. Name of Villages Location Code Sl. No. Name Gf Villages Location Code

361. Sukani Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/16~ 378. Tiniali T.E 105,34&N0. 5(APP) 03/5/10/70 362. Suratani Bam Gaon 03/5/10/33 379. Tingrai Gaon No.2 m/5/IO/Btl

(Nasani N.C.) (Tingrai Gaon) 363. Tairai Gaon 03/5/10/293 380. Tinthengia Gaon (13/5/10/22 364. Takaubill Gaon 03/5/10/230 381. Tipam Gaon 03/5/10/399 365. Takaubil No.2 03/5110/226 382. ' Tipamfakial Gaon 03/')/10/398

(Tokaubill N.C.) 383. Tipam Fakial Nepali Gaon 03/5/10/400 366. Tanti Pather Gaon 03/5/1O/33-l 384. Tipamia Bongali No.2 03/5/10/159 367. Tarajan T.E. m/5fJO/401 385. Tipamia Bongali No.3 03/5/10/154

(Fakia! Tarajan T.E.) 386. Tipamia Bongali .lvo. 1 03/5/10/195 368. Tarani Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/255 387. Tipamia Gaon No 2 03/5/10/192 369. Taratali Gaon 03/5/10/352 388. Tipling Bahdhari 03/5/10/301 370. Tenga Palhar Gaon 03/5/10/119 389. Tipomia Bongali No. I 03/5/10/28

(Tengapoti Gaon) 390. Tipomia Dighalia OJ/5/1O/69 371. Thekera Guri Gaon 03/5/10/34 391. Tipomia Dighalia Gaon 03/5/10/68 372. Thulaisuk Gaon 03/5/10/215 392. Tipomia Gaon No.3 03/5/10/101 373. Tinali T.E. 35,12 & 03/5/10/71 393. Tiyakia Gaon 03/5/10/388

No.4 APP 394. Tiyakia Block Gaon 03/5/10/3!!6 374. Tingkhong T.E 163/52 ORR 03/5/10/76 395. Tiyakia Block Konwar Gaon 03/5/,0/385

No. 18 APP (Tingkhong 396. Umatara T.E No. 42 APP 03/5/tO/365 Resy Gra!lt) (Umatara T.E)

375. Tingkhong T.E 276, NLR 03/5/10/78 397. Uriamguri Block 03/5/1O/2~5 (No. 8 ~PP) 398. Uriamguri Gaon o /5/10/232

376. Tingkhong'T.E 275.299 NLR 03/5/10/79 399. Usha Gaon 03/5/.0/392 (Tingkhong T.E) 400. Ushapur Borbam Gaon 03/5/10/393

377. Tingrai nom Gaon 03/5/1O}233 401. Ushapur Gaon 03/5/10/391

301

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loea- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-,5kms). (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (10+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. , (in and Educational Medica) Drinking Post & Day or days COmmunica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph. . of market I tion (BUs house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

03/5/10/1 Kuli Gaon No.2 111.69 P(2, - (5-"-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) , -(5-10)

2 Kuli Gaon No. 1 79.12 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-JO) :-(5-JO) "-(5-10)

3 Gandhia Gaon 145.28 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) - (5 :--10) - (5--10)

4 Gandhia Gaon 137.59 P - (5 -10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5 10) -(5- 10) No.2 (Gandhia

N.C)

5 Kachalubam 43.70 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5- ~O) Gaon (Kacholu

Gaon N.C)

6 Gohain Pathar 173.61 -(-5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5)

Gaon

7 Maz Patbar 45.32 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5).

(Maz Pathar N.C)

8 Khowang Grant 115.74 P(2) -(5 -10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10)

Gaon

9 Kenduguri Gaon 171.59 -(-5) -(5- 10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

(Kenduguri N.C)

10 Sessa Nepali 164.30 P -(5-]0) W -(-5) - (-5) -(.:...5)

Gaon

11 Dhamon Gaon 382.42 P(2),H - (5-10) TW -(-5) -(..;.5) -( -5)

(Sessa Nepali N.C)

12 Desang Borbill 268.71 p -(10+) TW -(-5) -(-5) ~( -5) Block (Dhomon Gaon No.2)

13 Dhamon Gaon 211.24 P,M,H -(5-10) TW PO -(-5) -(-5)

No. 1 14 No.2 Nalani 48.57 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5· ·10) -(-5)

Kapabua (Nalani Pathar N.C)

15 Geladesang 294.61 P(2) - (5-10) R,W -(-5) -:-( -5) -(-5) Gaon

302

DIRECTORY Pollee statloD: JOYPUR 10

AND ~ LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loea to distance Supply in· hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Imga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- CodC' by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source· source eluding for rieal or ar-gauehar & eultiva- ehaeologieal

groves) tion interest)

I I 12 13 14 U 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat (19) Rfce&Wb.eat 40.46 20.24 50.99 13/5/10/1

KR Moranhat [18] Rice&Wheat 80.93 4.0t 12.15 2

KR Moranhat [18] Rice&Wheat 116.14 20.23 8.91 3

KR Moranhat [18] Rice&Wheat J t 5.33 4.04 18.22 4

KR Namrup {I 51 ... Rice&Wheat 35.61 3.23 4.86 5

KR Moranhat [19] Rice&Wheat 161.47 ::.66 6.48 6

KR Naharkatia [231 Rice&Wheat 38.84 4.04 2.44 7

KR Moranhat [21] Rice&Wheat 101.17 8.49 6.08 8

KR Moranhat [21] Rice&Wheat 80.93 SO.93 9.73 9

KR Naharkatia [I5J Rice&Wheat 60.70 59.90 43.70 10

KR Naharkatia [22] Rice&Wheat 291.37 50.58 40.47 Il

KR Naharkatia [20J Rice&Wheat 182.51 44.51 4169 12

PR Naharkatia [22] ED Rice&Wheat 164.70 38.84 7.70 Temple 13

. KR Naharkatia (23) Rice&Wheat 40.46 2.45 5.66 14

KR Naharkatia (21) ... Rice&Wheat 209.62 38.04 46.95 15

303

J)illtriet : DlBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

- AMENITIES

--Loea- Total area Total Amenities_available :- (if not available within the village a dasb (-) is sbown inibc -tion Name of Village of tbe popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad raQiCS viz (-Skms), (S-lO Code village lation kms and (lO+kms) of the nearest (!lace where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 S (; 7 8 9 10

16 Desang Gaon 207.61 P - (5-10) TW,W,R -( -5) -(5-10. BS 17 Rongsowal 174.83 P - -(5-10) R,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon No.2

18 Kadamani 179.27 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) -( -5) -( -5) (Kodomol'i N.G)

19 Salmari Gaon 55.45 --( ~5) -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) Part 1 & 2

20 Salmari Gaon 168.75 P -(5-10) W PTO Thursday BS

No.3

21 Salmari T.E 131.11 P H W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) (No. 244 APP) (Swalmari T.E)

22 Tinthengia 159.44 -( -5) FPC W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon

23 Nalani Kapabua 8741 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5 -10) - (5-10) No.3 (Nalani Kapahua No.2)

24 Nalani Kapahua 72.86 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

No.1

25 Maz Pathar No.2 101.17 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

(Mazpathar Gaon)

26 Salmari No. I 55.45 P -(5-10) W PO - (-5) -(-5)

(Salmari N.C)

27 Salmari No.2 55.45 P -(-5) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5)

28 Tipomia Bongali 131.92 -(-5) -(5- ]0) W -(-5) -(--5) - (-5) No.1

29 Auguri Kapabua 178.87 P -(-5) TW.W -(-5) Saturday -(-5) Gaon No.2 (Auguri N.C)

30 Auguri Kapahua 117.35 P -( - 5) TW,R PO Wednessd:ly - (-~)

Gaon

DIRECTORY Police Station: JOYPUR 10

AND LAND USE

... --

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks'(in- Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious. histo- No.

SOurce source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ehaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR,PR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 161.87 24.28 21.46 16

KR Namrup [10J Rice&Wheat 14] .64 8.09 25.10 17

KR Naharkatia [21J ED Rice&Wheat 121.41) 46.13 11.74 18

KR Naharkatia [22] Rice&Wheat 43.32 8.09 4.04 19

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice&Wheat 113.72 40.46 14.57 20

KR Naharkatia [22J RICe&Wheat 115.74 3.23 12.14 21

KR Naharkatia [22] Rice&Wheat 121.00 5.26 33.18 22

KR Moranhat [15J Rice&Wheat 42.49 8.10 36.82 23

KR Naharkatia [24] Rice&Wheat 40.46 16.] 8 16.22 24

KR Naharkatia [23J Rice&Wheat 81.74 7.28 12.15 25

KR Naharkatia [23J ED Rice&Wheat 30.35 6.07 19.03 26

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 28.32 2.83 24.30 27

KR Naharkatia [23J Rice&Wheat 82.96 ]8.21 30.75 28

KR Naharkatia [22J Rice&Wheat 134.35 20.24 24.28 29

KR Moranhat [221 Rice&Wheat 80.93 17.40 19.02 30

305

District : DIBRUGAllH 031.5 VJLL~

AMENITIES

Loca· Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Narre ofvilJage of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz: (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Edticational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica·

h.ectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

, 31 Nasani Gaon 143,25 P -(5- 10) W,TW' -( -5) -(-5) . -(-5) No.2

32 Sarrong Patbar 433.82 P(2) -(5'-10) W,TW - -(5-10) -(5 -10) 1

-(5-10) Gaon

33 Suratanibam 268.31 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5- 10) Gaon (Nasani N.C)

34 Thekeraguri 320.11 P - (5 -10) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

r

35 Naharpara 303.51 P -( -5) W,TW - (-5) -(-5) BS Bakalial (Nahor-para Bongali)

36 Nasani Gaon 89.44 P(5) -(-5) W,TW -( -:5) -( -5) -( -5) No.1

37 Ghugulani Gaon ~32.65 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)

38 Borrathar. ~o. 2 54.23 P -(10+) TW -(5-10) - (5-10) BS (Bamun Pukhuri Gaon No.2)

39 Gharbandi 112.50 :-(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(- ~) -(-5) Borpathar (Ghorbondhi Bamun Pul<jhuri)

40 Gharbandhi 124.64 -( -5) -( -5) TW.W -(-5) -( -5) - ( - 5) Bamun Pukhuri

41 Bamun Pukhuri 351.68 P (Ghorbondhi

-(5-10) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon No. 0. 42 Jamukguri 42.09 P

Bongali (Jamuk -(-5) W,TW \ -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

guri Gaon No. I) 43 Na-Hula Own 65.97 ..:..( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-:1-$)

(Nahola Block)

44 Kherani Pathar 123.42 P -(5-10) W;:rw -(5-10) -(5-10) BSl Gaon

306

_ECTORY Portee 'Station j{)l\ PUR J~

A'Nl> LAND USE

-----. _. __ ._ Approach Nearest lov;n and Power Staple food Land use '( i.e. area' under different typ~ of Land use Rem. Ib ,in Loca,

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) ciudiilg a- y tion village (in kms) Forest I rriga- UlJ-Irri- Cultivable Area not I~J~cc of rr:;i .. Code

by ted by gated waste (in- available giou" hi,lO- No. source source ciudiog for rical or !ir-

gauchar & cult iva- ~h.Jeologj,al grove~) tioo Interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Naharkatia [18] Rice&Wheat 98.33 3035 14.57 31

KR Moranhat [20] Rice&Wheat 352.07 50.58 31.17 32 . i

KR Moran hat [19J Rice&Wheat 222.57 40.46 5:28 33

KR Naharkatia [ IS] Rice&Wheat 263.05 15.37 41.69" 34

KR ' Moranhat (17] Rice&Wheat 269.52 26.70 7.29 35

KR Moranhat E21] RicekWheat 80.93 4.46 4.05 36

KR Naharkatia [16] Rice&Wheat 209.62 76.09 46.94 37

KR Moranhat liS] Rice&Wheat 40.46 4.46 9.31 38 ).

KR' Moranhat [1'5] ... Rke&Wheat 1>06.02 2.44 4;@4 39

KR Moranhat LIS] Rice&Wheat , ... J1S.22 2J~ 7.28 : ... 40

KR Moranhat [IS] Rice&:W1¥:at 307.58 27.92 J6.18 41 ,

KR Moranhat [14] Rice&Wheat 36.01 0.82 I 5.26 42

KR Moranhat [ISJ Rice&Wheat 59.89 2.04 4.0'4 43 ,

KR Moranhat [15] Rice&Wheat 60.29 61.10 2.0J,! , 44 . },.

307

District : DlBR UGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

Ai\·1ENITIES

Loca· Total area Total Amenities available :. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu· column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educatiollal Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Market! tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

45 Bazi Pahumara 444.36 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) Wednessday -(-5)

46 Bhalukaguri 236.33 -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

47 Dighalia Gaon 473.47 P -(10+) W -(-5) - ( -5) -(-5) (Digholia Village

No.2)

48 J amuguri Gaon 185.34 P(2) (Jamukguri Gaon

-(-5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS

No.2)

49 Jamuguri Bongali 59.08 -( -5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - ( -- 5) BS No.2 (Jamukguri BongaIi)

50 Bamunbari T.E 239.16 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W PO Sunday BS (No. 125 F.S) (Deroi Reg. Grant)

51 Bamunbari T.E 11.74 -(-5) (No. 12) (Bamun-

-(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) BS

bari T.E)

52 Kekuri SonowaI 146.10 P -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -( -5) BS Gaon

53 Kekuri Bongali 146.51 P,R -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) BS

54 Kachamari 260.21 P -(5-10) TW -( - 5) - (- 5) BS Gaon

55 Deroi Ali Kinar 20.64 P,H -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

56 Borbil Block No.1 70.02 P -(5-10) TW,W ~ (5-10) Saturday -(5-10) GaoD (Diksam T.E)

57 Borbil Bakalial 41.68 -( -5) (Borbil Block

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

No.1)

58 Kherani No.2 52.61 -(-5) (Borbil Block

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

No.2)

308

DIRECTORY Police Station : JOYPUR U); .

AND LAND USE

----Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food land use ( i.e. area urcer different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-

to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code

by ted by gated waste (in- ayailabJc gious, histo· No. source source eluding for rical or ar-

gauchar & cultiva- chaeological groves) tion interest)

--_

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat [13] Rice&Wheat 435.84 3.67 4.85 45

KR Moranhat [12] Rice&Wheat 230.67 0.81 4 ~5 46

KR Moranhat [II] Rice&Wheat 300.00 73.47 100.00 47

,-

KR Moranhat [II} ... Rice&Wheat 175.22 2.84 7.28 48

KR Moranhat [11 ] ... Rice&Wheat 55.84 1.22 2.02 49

KR,PR Moranhat [10] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 232.29 4.04 2.83 50

PR,KR Moranhat [I) 1 E.Ag Rice& Wheat 10.52 0.80 0.42 51

PR,KR Moranhat [10] ED Rice&Wheat 136.37 3.26 6.47 52

PR,KR Moranbat [ 9J ED Rice&Wheat 133.15 3.64 9.72 53

KR Moranhat [ 8] ED Rice&Wheat 199.91 55.45 4.85 54

KR Moranhat [11] Rice&Wheat 17.41 0.80 2.43 55

KR Moranhat fl2l Rice&Wheat 67.58 1.64 0.80 56

KR Moranhat [15] Rice&Wheat 40.06 0.80 0.82 57

KR Moranhat [13] Rice&Wheat 50.59 O.4G 1.62 58

309

niHil" :DlBRUGARH 03/5 VfLUNGE'

AM'ENtnES

-----Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- .{ if not avltilable.wilbin ~he village a dash t-)'is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to It 10 brackets the distance 10 broad ranges 'viz (-Skms), (5 -"10 Code village ladcn kms) and (HH kIDS) of ~he nearest place where the facility available is given. ) . No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post &. Day or days Communica.

hectares) No. of watllr Telegraph, or Marketl tion (Bus house (potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds stauon,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

59 No.2, BorbiI 84.98 -(-5) Block (Borbil

-(-5) TW,C -(5-10) -(5-1tt) -(5-10)

Bokolial Gaon)

60 Kakawani Block 175.63 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS (Borbil NC)

61 No. 239 APp 184.14 P (Dikom TE)

MCW TW -(-5) Saturday BS

(Dhelia TE)

62 No.2, Lere1a 178.46 p Pathar (Thekera-

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

guri NC)

63 Kenduguri TE 449.60 P MCW TW -(5-10) Saturday BS (No. 34 APP) (Kenduguri TE)

64 Sukani Gaon 100.76 P FPC W -(-5) -(-5) BS (Sukani Pathar Gaon)

65 Sogunesowa 114.94 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon

66 No.3 Sogune- 111.69 P -( --5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS sowa Gaon (Sogunesowa NC)

67 No.2 Sogunesowa 118.16 -( - 5) - (-5) W ... (-~ -(-~> BS Gaon (Tipomia Bongali NC)

68 Tipomia Dighalia 114.12 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5~ BS Gaon

69 No.2, Tipomia 50.18 -(-5) - (10+) TW -( -5) -(.,..5) BS Dighalia (Tipomia NC)

70 Tiniali TE (l05, 321.33 P MCW W -(-5) -(-5) BS 34 & No.5 APP) _.

71 Tinali TE (35, 12 302.30 P MeW TW -(-5) -(-5) BS & No.4 APP)

310

JrIJlE(lTORY Police &8 ... : JOYPUR 10

,Ar,iD ~.ND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple (cod lllnd use ( i.e. uea- under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal Ela.ces). eluding any don

village (in klns) Forest Irrip- Un-Irri· Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code. by ted ~y gated waste (in- available gious, histo· No.

SOurce source eluding for rica! or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeologicaI

Iroves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat (IS] ._ Rice&Wheat 82.96 1.21 O.SI 59

KR Moranhat [19] ... Rice&Wheat 169.96 2.44 3.23 60

KR Moranhat [14] RAg. Rice&:Wheat 177.66 4.04 2.44 61

KR Naharkatia [15] ... Rice&Wheat 133.54 30.35 14.57 62

KR Naharkatia [15] B.Ag. Rice&Wheat 385.66 18.61 45.33 63

KR Naharkatia [12] Rice&Wheat 56.25 20.23 24.28 64

KR Naharkatia [151 Rice&Wheat 60.70 20.25 33.99 65

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice&Wheat 80.93 12.15 18~61 66

KR Naharkatia [15] ... Rice&Wheat 77.70 20.23 20.23 67

K.R Naharkatia [14] Rice&Wheat 70.82 30.76 12.54 68

KR Namrup 115] Rice&Wheat 27.11 17.40 5.67 69

K1{ NaharlCatia [15] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 214.07 76.08 3US 70

KR Naharkatia [IS] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 208.00 57.87 36.43 I ... 71

..

.. , VILLAGE District : DIBRUGARH 03/5

AMENITIES

" . .J

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (·if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of market I tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

72 No, 2 Dighalia 50.18 P -( -5) TW,G -(-5) -(-5) BS (Digholia NC)

73 Digh?.lia Gaon 253.33 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5)

No.1

74 No 3 Dighalia 141.23 -( -5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

75 Bailung Bheti 49.37 P -( - 5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

Gaon

76 Tingkhong TE 407.91 P,M MeW TW -( -5) -( -5) BS (163/52 ORR No 18 APP) (Tingkhong Resv. Grant)

77 Kachalu Pathar 52.61 P,R MeW TW PO -( - 5) BS No.2 (Kastloo Pathar NC)

78 Tingkhong TE 148.92 P Mew TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (276, NLR No.8 APP)

79 Tingkhong TE 336.30 P Mew TW Phone -( -5) BS (275, 299 NLR) (Tingkhong TE)

80 Phetengibor Gaon 450.81 P -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS

81 Muragozali 64.75 P -( -5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS

(Muragozali NC)

82 No.3 Rongaba- 95.50 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) nani Gaon (Muragajali)

83 Bahani Gaon 195.05 -(-5) -( - 5) TW,W - (-5) -( - 5) BS

84 Sorojini TE 625.63 P H TW Phone \-(5-lO) BS (No. 19 APP) (Sorojini TE)

85 Rongabanani 144.87 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(51.4 10) - (, 10)

No.2

~312

DOE CTO RY Polite stadOD : JOYPUR 10

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reIi- COO;; by ted by rated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

K.R Moran [11 ] Rice&Wheat 33.~9 12.15 4.04 72

KR Naharkatia [18] Rico&Wbeat 165.11 50.99 37.23 73

KR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 75.67 38.45 27.11 74

KIt Naharkatia [IS] ED Rice&Wheat 37.63 7.29 4.45 75

KR Naharkatia [19] E.Ag, Rice&Wheat 284.09 84.98 38.84 ... , 76

KR Naharkatia [19] ED Rice&Wheat 29.94 18.63 4.04 77

KR Naharkatia [15J E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 82.96 46.94 19.02 78

KR Naharkatia [15] E.Ag. Rice& Wheat 253.74 45.74 36.82 79

KR Naharkatia [20] ED Rice&Wheat 332.65 38.44 79.72 80

KR Naharkatia [21J Rice&Wheat 40.46 8.10 16.19 81

KR Naharkatia f20] Rice&Wheat 48,56 40.46 6.48 82

K'R Naharkatia [20J ... Rice&Wheat 180.49 10.53 4.04 83

KR· Naharkatia [15J E.Ag. Rice& Wheat 141.64 354.10 129.89 ., 84

KR Namrup [15] ... Rice&Wheat 84.17 30.35 30.35 85

313

I)lstrict : DmaUGARH 03/5

AMENI'lJES '

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the ' Hon Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms). (5-10 Code village lation 'kIns and (10+ kIns) of the nearest place where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. of water Telegraph. of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop. Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

86 Gerekoni Gaon 133.95 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 _1(\)' No. 2

87 Rajgarh TE (Nb. 452.84 P H TW,W PO Friday , "::'(-5) 14 FS 332 NLR) (Rajgarh TE)

88 Rajgarh TE 224.20 P -(-5) TW,W Phone - (-5) -(-5) (22,27APP)

89 Longboi TE (341 111.29 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) ~( -~~ NLR)(Longboi TE)

90 Longboi TE 99.95 -( -5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (24 APP)

, ,

-(5-1() 91 Gerekoni No. 3 38.84 -(-5) -(5-10) W . -(5"':10) -(5-10) (Gerekoni N.C)

92 Gerekoni No.1 117.35 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5 ..... 10) -(5-10) , -(5- H»

93 Lerela Pathar 135.97 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

94 No. 2/57 Grant 82.55 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Grant No. 57 &

N.C) .J

95 Deroi T.E No.3 131.92 P H TW. PO Thursday BS App (Kakowani Block N.C)

96 Diksam Block 97.52 -( -5) - (10+) TW;W -( -5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon

97 Diksam Kinar 230.68 -:-(-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) Saturday c (-5) Gaon

98 Ouphulia Gaon 458.10 P,H -(10+) TW,W PO -(10+) BS

99 Dalapa Gaon 333.05 P(2) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) !

100 Nalani Pathar 171.18 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)

,31;1 '.

:~lllij(trORY PoU~ Stati~D : JOYPUR 10

.ANllt L~V USE

- _._ ,

AflProach Ne::rest towr and Power Staple food Lar.d use ( i.e. area under ditTerer t types of Lar,d use Remarks (in Loea to dist?r.ee Supply in t.ectares rtunded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Jrriga- Vn-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code bY ted by' gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

;)! source source eluding for, rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- ehaeologic;;l

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Naharhatia [15] Rice&Wheat 110.47 14.16 9.32 86

KR M0ranhat [27] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 144.06 215.29 93.49 87

1\,& Moranhat [27] E.Ag. Rice& Wheat 89.43 89.45 45.32 88

PR.KR Moranhat [25] RAg. Rice& Wheat 48.97 48.96 13.36 89

PR,KR Moranhat [15] E.Ag. Rice& Wheat 49.37 45.72 4.86 90

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice&Wheat 26.30 4.45 8.09 91

KR Naharkatia [23] Rice&Wheat 80.93 18.21 18.21 92

KR Naharkatia [U] Rice&Wheat 101.17 16.18 18.62 93

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice 78.51 2.43 1.61 94

KR,PR Moranhat [25] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 117.76 2.02 11.14 95

KR Moranhat [24J Rice&Wheat 95.50 0.80 1.22 96

KR Nahar1<atia [11) ED Rice&Wheat . , 218.54 5.26 6.88 97

iK'R,PR Moranhat [15] ED Rice&Wheat 439.07 2.44 16.59 98

KR Moranhat [11] Rice&Wheat 327.79 2.u2 3.24 99

KR Naharkatia [15J Rice& Wheal 165.51 2.43 3.24 100

315

District : DIBRUGARH 03/S VILLAGE

AMEN triES

Loea- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a das!) (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms). (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking POst & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of market I tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, R.ailway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 )0

101 Tipomia Gaon 171.19 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.3

102 Ouphulia T.E 358.14 P (No. 33) (Ouphulia

H TW -(5-10) -(10+ ) -(5~10)

T.E)

103 Ouphulia Alikinar 165.11 P -(IU+) TW,W -(-5) -(10+) BS

104 Deroi T.E (No.8) 373.53 P H TW PO Thursday BS

105 Grant No. 57 135.57 P -(10+) W - (:5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

106 Oeroi T.E 316.46 -(-5) -( - 5) T -(5-10) -( -5) BS (No.5)

107 Deroi T.E 4,51188 432.19 P H TW PO Thursday BS F .S) (Pithagutia Phone T.E)

108 Deroi T.E 434.23 P -(-5) T -(10+) -(-5) as (No. 31 App)

109 69 Nemu Pathar 652.34 P -(10+) W,R -- (- 5) Saturday -(5-10) Gaon (Namu Pathar)

110 Deroibam T.E 211.24 P H TW,W -(-5) Sunday -(5-1<) (No. 79) Deroi-

~

bam T.E)

111 Keyan Pathar 210.03 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( - 5) -(-5) Gaon No. 70 [WL. App. No. 70 (Keyapathar)]

112 Garsiga Gaon 178.47 p -(10+) w -(5-10) -(f-lO) -(5-10) (Tenghongcoam Gaon)

113 Sukani Pathar 100.76 -(-5) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5.-1Q} Block (Sukani Pathar Block N.C)

114 Pitha Pathar 144.07 P -(5-10) w -(-5) -(:-5) -(-5) Gaon

316

DIRECTORY hHte .... : JOYPUIt .1"

AND LAND USE

ApI'JOIlcb Nearest wwn and Power Staple fcod Land U5e ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks"(in- Loca-to distllftee Supply ift bectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion viJIase (inkms.) Forest ftri'aa- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by .. cd waste (in-- available gious, bisto- No.

source source ehidiDc for rical or ar-puchar& cultiva- chaeological

SToves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 19 20

KR Naharklltia [23] ... Rice&Wh~ 105.21 41.68 24.30 101

K.R Moranhat [13] EAg Ric.e& Wheat 337.50 2.03 18.61 102

PR,KR Moranhat [121 ED Rice&Wheat 161.06 2.02 2.03 103 KR,PR Moranhat [21] EAg Rice&Wheat 350.46 9.32 J 3.75 104

KR Moranhat [231 Ricck Wheat . 81.74 0.82 53.01 105 PR Moranllat [20J ED Riede. Wheat 235.12 27,16 54.12 106

PR Moranhat [21J En Rice&Wheat 364.22 28.32 39.65 107

PR Moranhat [21] ED Ricc&t Wheat 343.31 1-5.37 75.55 108

K.R Naharkatia [10] EAg RicckWheat 409.53 161.88 80.93 109

KR Moranhat [21] ... Rice&Wheat ... 82.56 40.87 87.81 110

KR Moranhat [22] 129.09 48.56 32.318 111

KR Moranhat [24] Ri~e.t Wheat 117.76 36.42 24.29 112

KR . Moranhat [261 Rice4Wheat 72.43 16.59 11.74 113

K.R Moran hat [26] '" Rice&Wheat 84.98 36.43 22.66 114

317

AMENll1ES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :. (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column:.and next to_ ittilf brackets the distance in broad ranges vj~ (-Skms), (5 -10 Code village lation kms)~ and. nO+,kms) 9f \he nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational, Medical Drinking Post &. Day or days Communica.

hectares) .No. of ' , water Telegraph, of Market! tion (Bus ;,' house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, RailWay

holds station, Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, 10

115 Dhunahoia Bamun 121.00 -(-5) - (10+) W -(5-10) -(5-J~) - (-5) Gaon (Shudahoia Bonn Gaon)

116 Lereia Pathar 93.07 P -(5-10) No~ 1 (Lereia

W,TW -(-5) -(-5)' ,..,

-(-5)'

Pathar N.C)

117 Mohkhowa Gaon 171.18 p -(10+) 'v.; -(-5) -(-5) _ (:':5)" i

No. 30 ." ,,' t t,-

'"l_

118 Mohkhowa 'Gaon 231'.~8 -(-5) -(JO+) .! iW -( -5) -( -5) " - (.-:5';

119 Tenga Pathar Gaon (Tengapoti

51.40 P - (5- 10) }W -(5~ 10) -(5-1~) ! : -(5-10)

Gaon) ., 120 Lurormukh 291.64 -(- 5) -(10+) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5 -10)

Bakalial Gaon

121 Kachalubam 107.65 -(-5) -(10+) tw - (5-10) -(5 ~ 10) -(5-10) Gaon

122 Kherani Gaon 202.34 -(-5) -(10+) (·W . -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

123 Nagabat No.1 100.76 P - (10+) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Nagabat N.C) //

124 Borbam T.E 201.94 P -(5-10) TW PO -( - 5) BS (44/171 ORR) (lonaktoli Barbam T.E)

125 Rajabaribam 49.3i -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) Gaon (Rajabari)

126 Borbam T.E 220.56 P - (5-10) ·W,TW -( -5) -(-5) , -(-5) [24/70 ORR (pt.)] (Mudoibam Block)

127 B{'rbam T.E 28.73 P -(5-10) 'fW PO -(-5) i/ BS' (24/170 NLR)

128 Naga Pathar, Gaon M.S8 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) Wednesday, .~ .. -(-5,) (NlIgabat Gaon)

318

ODmf:'(1(JRY PoIkte SfatIoD :' JOYPUR 40'

kND I};AND' USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( j,e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tion

village (inkms) ForeSt . Irrlga~ Un"':'rri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rieal or ta-<gauchar & cultiva- chaeoIogicaI

sroves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Moranhat [261 Rice&: Wlteat 72.84 28.34 19.82 115

KR Naharkatia [15J ... Rice&Wheat 58.67 16.18 18.22 116

KR Moranhat [27] Rice&Wh~t 121.40 29.55 20.23 ... 117

KR Moranhat [26] Rice&Wheat 153.78 44.52 33.18 118

KR Moranhat [26] Rice&Wheat 28.32 14.97 8.11 119

KR'; Moranhat [28] Rice&Wheat . 1170.00 70.24 51.40 120

KR ; Namrup (15) Rice&Wheat I ••• '65.96 28.33 13.36 121

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice&Wheat 121.00 48.97 32.37 122

KR Moranhat [25] Rice&Wheat 48.56 31.97 20.23 123

KR Naharkatia [25] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 84.98 44.12 72.84 124

KR Moranhat [32] Rice&Wheat 24.29 10.11 14.98 125

PR Naharkatia [20] ED Rice&Wheat 161.89 55.03 3.64 126

KR Naharkatia [25) E.Ag Rice&Wheat 9.30 9.72 9.71 127

KR: Moranhat (29J Rice&Wheat 40.47 27.fJ2 16.19 128

~~9

AMENITIES

Laca- Total area Total Amcoiu. available :. (if not available within the villap a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu-, celWllD and next to it in brackets the distance in broad rang. viz (-SJ.ms), (5-10 Code villaae lation knt6) and (lO+klr'ls) of tho nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Mesal Drinking Post &. Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus houae (potable) Hat, if any stop, R.ailway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 <4 S 6 7 I 9 10

129 Dangalpara (iaon 117.36 P -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS

130 Borbam T.E 119.78 P -(5-10) TW PO -(-5) BS (206/204 NLR) (Borbam T.E)

131 Dasuk Baklial 225.00 P,H -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(5-10) Gaon (Dochuk Bhalukondra. Gaon) ~

132 Longboi Pathar 201.94 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(5- 10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

133 Chukar Pathar 30.76 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon (Chukar Pathar N.C)

134 Na-Bhakatia 116.53 P,H -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS Gaon No.2

135 Na-Bbakatia 124.23 P -(5-10) W.TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon No.1

136 Chakalia Pathar 199.91 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon No. I

137 Na-Bhakatia 33.58 -(-5) -(10+) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No.3 (Na-Bha-katia No.3 N.C)

138 Karagani T.E 67.59 P H TW PO -( -5) BS (No. 18 App) Phone

139 Karagani T.E (348 195.05 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) Tuesday BS NLR&73 App)

140 AzizbagT.E 471.85 P -(-5) TW,W Phone -(-5) -(-5) (No. I) App) (Azzizbag T.E)

141 Karagani T.E 195.05 P -(-5) TW ,-( -5) -( -- 5) BS (340 NLR)

DIlt~CTORY Police Station : Jon-Ua 10

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest fOwn and Po~er Staple food Land use ( i.e~ area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loea· to distance Supply ifl hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tiOD

villaae (in kms) FOrest Irriga. Un·lcri. Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in. available gious, histo. No.

source source eluding for rieal or ar-gauchar & cultiva· chaeological

groves) don interest)

11 12 I

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat [28) ED Rice&Wheat 64.75 32.38 20.23 129

KR Naharkatia [25] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 53.82 16.99 48.97 130

KR Namrup [15) '" Rice&Wheat 153.78 40.87 30.35 131

KR Moranhat [27) Rice&Wheat 121.00 50.58 30.36 132

KR Moranhat (29] Rice&Wheat 18.63 8.09 4.04 .. ' 133

KR Naharkatia [24] ED Rice&Wheat 80.93 16.18 ]9.44 134

KR Nahadatia [26] ED Rice&Wheat 76.08 20.23 27.92 135

KR Moranhat [27) Rice&Wheat ] 13.32 40.46 46.13 136

KR -Moran hat [26) Rice&Wheat 12.]4 8.09 ]3.35 ]37

KR Moranhat [21J E.Ag Rice&Wheat 22.25 28.74 16.60 138

KR Moranhat [21) E.Ag Rice&Wheat 53.01 69.20 72.84 139

KR Moranhat (22] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 421.28 20.22 30.35 140

KR Moranhat (20] E.Ag Rice&Wheat 53.01 68.80 73.24 '" 141

321

Pistrid :P1P~1}G-<\R~ ~3(5 .'V'LtAGE~

. AMENITIES

---~-_""_""""""~'.~--.--.~.---,-~~._,._-~------____,.--.".....--~.,.-..-.-----,-~--,-.-

Loc;!- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tiDIl Nllmc of Vilhl&C of the popu. column and next to it in bra.;kets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms). (5-10 Code village lauou kms) and (lO+kms) of tl'.e nearest place where the f&cility available is given. ) )1(., (in and . Educational Medical' Drinkin-g-Post & Day or days -Communica.

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stoP. Railway holda station.

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

142 Karagani T.E 128,70 -( - 5) - (- 5) TW - ( -- 5) -( - 5) BS (No. 72 App)

143 Maz Gaon 36.02 ~(- 5) -(10+) TW -(5- 10) - (5--10) -(5 -10) (Majgaon N.C)

14~ Nilmoni T.E 243.21 P H TW Phone -(5- 10) BS (No. 55 App) (Nilomoni T.E)

1<45 Nilmoni T.E 116.14 -( -5) - (- 5) TW -(-5) ...;( - 5) BS (No. 84 App)

146 Ghahipathar N.C 11.74 P - (- 5) W -(-5) -(-5) - (-5)

147 Ghahi Pathar 150.13 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

148 Sapkait No.2 61. :0 P -(5 -10) W -(5-10) - (5 - 10) -(5-10) (Sapkati N.C)

149 Sapkait Gaon 200.32 P -(5 -10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

150 Powali Pathar 16.60 P -(5-10) W - (5-10) -(5-10) - (5 -10) No.2

lSi Powali Pathar 123.02 P -(:0+ ) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

152 Sripuria Gaon 85.80 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 - 10)

153 PowaJi Pathar 8.90 - (-:) - (-- 5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( - 5) N.C No.3 (Powali Pathar N.C)

1504 Tipamia Bongali 85.80 - (-5) - ( - 5) W -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5) No.3

155 Sihumaria Gaon 108.05 P -(5":'10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 - 10)

156 Raidingia Gaon 126.26 P No. 2 (Raidongia OaonJ~c)

-(5-IC1) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(-5)

322

Police StatioD : JOYPUR 10

AND LAND USE

, 'Approach Ne"rest to .. n ard Power Staple food Land lse ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks' (in- Loca. 10 distance St:prly _i!: hectare,s rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

villa;:t' (in J...ms) ! Grcst Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Cod. by tcd by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cuitiva- chaeoiogicai

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 1(; 17 18 19 2. 1 ------,- ~~-~-------~------ . __ -_----

KR Moranhat [2 1 E.Ag Rice&Wheat 45.32 42.08 41.30 142

KR Moranhat [27] Rice&Wheat 18.21 9.72 8.09 1 .. 3

PR,KR Naharkatia [22J E.A.g Rice&Wheat 84.98 52.60 105.63 144

PR,KR Naharkatia [2.J EAg Ricc&Wheat 4Q.78 57.06 9.30 145

KR Naharkatia [10J Rice&Wheat 8.09 2.02 1.63 146

KR Naharkatia [22] Rice&Wheat 143.26 4.45 2.42 147

KR Naharbtia L15j Rice&Wheat 48.97 7.68 4.45 148

KR Naharkatia [221 Rice&Wheat 147.31 48.16 4.85 149

KR Naharkatia [20J Rice&Wheat 15.79 0.40 0.41 150

KR Naharkatia [20J Rice&Wheat 111.29 8.49 3.24 151

KR Naharkatia fi9! Rice&Wheat 74.86 6.90 4.04 152

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 6.47 0.80 1.63 153

KR Naharkatia [20J Rice&Wheat 65.15 12.16 8.49 154

KR Naharkatia [211 Rice&Wheat 64.75 36.42 6.88 155

KR Naharkatia [19J Rice&Wheat 105.62 12.55 8.09 156

323

District ,. .~ ..

:DIBRUGARH 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tbe tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10

village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) Code No. (in and '-Educational Medical Drinking Post&-----nay or dayg---·"'Co-'m-m-u-n--ic·a-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of market/ tion (Bus

2 3

157 Beteni Gaon 107.65 No.1

158 Raidangia Gaon 126.26 (Raidongia Gaon No.1)

159 Tipamia Bongali 128.29 No.2

160 Purani Sripuria 70.83 Gaon

161 Kachalu Pathar 53.41 Gaon

162 Latumani Gaon 195.05

163 Na-Sripuria 121.40 Gaon

164 Sukani Pathar 79.73 Gaon

165 Pulungani Gaon 375.55

166 Purani Konwari 97.94 Gaon

167 Bor Pathar 137.60 Gaon

168 Garguri Chow- 176.45 dang No.1

169 Betani Gaon No.2

204.36

170 Parbatipur T.E 87.81 (No. 29 App) (Parbatipur T.E)

171 Ga~guri Chow- 125.45 dang No.2

house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway ~& M~OO

4 5

H

P

-(-5)

-( -5)

-(-5)

P

P

-( -5)

P(2)

P

-(-5)

P

-(-5)

-( -5)

P

6 7 8

- ( - 5) TW - ( - 5)

-(5-10) W -(-5)

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

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

-(-5) TW -(-5)

-( -5) TW

-(5-10) W

-( -5) W

-( - 5) W

- (- 5) w

-(-5) TW

-(5-10) TW,W

-(-5) TW.

H TW

- (5 -10) TW,W

324

-(-5)

- (5 -10)

-(-5) .

-(-5)

PTO

-( -_ 5)

-(-5)

-( - 5)

-(5-10)

-( -5)

Water way)

9 10

-( - 5) -( -5)

-(5-10) -( -5)

-(-5) --( - 5)

-( -5) -(-5)

Sunday -( -5)

-(-5) -(-5)

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

-(-5) -( -5)

--( - 5) -(-5)

-( - 5) - (-·5)

-(-5) -(-5)

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

-(- 5) -(-5)

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

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

DIRECTORY Pollee S,. .. : Joypua 16

,AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in .Lpc;a. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any twn

village (in kms) Forest lrriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- COde. by tcd by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- ch.aeological

groves) tion Interest

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Naharkatia [!O] ED Rice&Wheat 72.84 20.25 14.56 157

KR Naharkatia [19] Rice&Wheat 82.16 36.42 7.68 158

KR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 84.57 40.08 ~3.64 159

KR Naharkatia [13] ED . Rice& Wheat 41.69 18.61 10.53 160

KR Naharkatia [18] I ... Rice&Wheat 40.87 8.09 4.45 161

KR Naharkatia [14J Rice&Wheat 79.72 76.48 38.85 162

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 70.01 39.65 11.74 163

KR Nabarkatia [15J Rice&Wheat 66.77 8.92 /'

4.1)4 164

KR Naharkatia (10) Rice&Wbeat 220.56 81.74 73.25 165

KR Naharkatia [12] ED Rice&Wheat 64.75 21.86 11.33 166

KR Moranhat [12] Rice&Wheat 76.49 39.65 21.46 ... 167

KR Naharkatia [15] ED Rice&Wheat 76.89 60.72 38.84 168.

KR Namrup. [23J Rice&Wheat 125.46 40.86 38.04 ... 169

KR Naharkatia [19J E.Ag Rice&Wheat 64.75 19.02 4.04 170

KR Naharkatia [15] ... Rice&Wbeat 69.20 40.87 15.38 171

325

i)istrjct : OIBRUGARH 03/_5

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

LOca- ~

~ tion Code No.

Name of village

2

172 Na-Chowdang Gaon

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

3

11534

273 Padumoni Gaon 115.33

174 Dhadumia Gaon

175 DhadumiaBon­gali (Dhadumia Bengali No.2)

107.65

226.62

176 Bortani No.1 252.11 (Rortoni Pathar Gaon No.1)

177 Rongabanani 23.88 No.1

178 Sishumaria 296.64 Bor Pathar

179 Bor Kurukani 155.80 (Bor kurukaw Gaon)

180 Ghabi Gaon

181 Mahmara Kapahua Gaon

104.81

172.39

182 Basa Gaon 247.67

183 Longboi Nahula 213.67 Gaon

184 Longboi Gaon 158.23

185 Baghmara Powali 155.39 Pathar Gaon

186 Baghmara Gaon 20S.18

]87 Chapatali No.3 77.71 (Chapatoli N.C No.1)

VltLAGE

~ ArviEMI71ES

-----------------~---------------Total Amenities available ;- ( if not available within the village.: a dash (-) is shown in the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5km ;), (5--10 latian k01" and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facilitv available is Aiven.) and I:oucational Medical Drinking Post & ~ Day or days COI1l111unica·

No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

4 5

P

- (-5)

P

P

- (- 5)

P

-( -5)

p

p

-(-S)

P

P,H

-(-S)

p

P

-(-S)

6 7 8

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

- (-- S) W -( -5)

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

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

-(S-IO) TW - -(-5)

-(5-10) W -(-S)

-(5-10) W -(-S)

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

-(-S) W -(-S)

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

-(5-h) TW,W PO

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

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

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

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

-(5-10) C -(-5)

326

9

-(S-IO)'

~( -5)

-(-5)

- (-5)

-( -5)

-(-5)

-(-S)

-(-5)

-( 5)

-(5-10)

-( -5)

-(S-10)

-(S-10)

-(-5)

-(-5)'

--( - S)

Water way)

JO

-( -5)

- (-5)

-(-5)

~ - (- 5)

-( -5)

-( -5)

-( -S)

-( -S)

-( -S)

-(S-10)

-( -5)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-( -S)

-(-5)

-( -5)

t>tIB€'JOR¥

AND LAND USE

Approach NOIilrest t.own and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca to distam;e Supply in hectares rour<!ed to Iwe' decimal places). eluding any ~ ViIlaSe (in kms).; Forest Irriga. Un.Jrrj· Cultivable Area nol place of reli· C 0

by ted by garea" waste (in. available gious. histo- No. source source eluding for rica I or ar-

ga~h8r& cultiva· chaeological if(>vcs) tion interest}

J J 12 13 14 IS 16 17 )8 19 20

KR Namrup [il] Rice&Wheat 7041 36.82 8.1. 172

KR Naharkatia [141 ED , Rice& Wheat ... ,. 74.46 26:,0 l4.17 173

KR Naharkatia [ 15] Rice&Wheat 67.5-) 33.59 6.47 174

KR Naharkatia [IS] Rice&Wheat 153.18 40,47 32.3'7 175

KR Namrup { 10] ... Rice&Wheat . 233.90 13.76 ' 4.45 116 ;

KR Naharkatia [ ISJ Rice&Wheat 22.68 0.80 0.40 177 .-;-. ~ ~ I

KR Naharkatia [15) Rice&Wheat 244.83 7.28 44.53 178

KR Naharkatia (25) Rice&Wheat 11 S.33 38.44 2.03 179

KR Naharkatia [25] ... Rice&Wheat 98.74 3.65 2.42 180

KR Naharkatia [29] , ' .. , Rice&Wheat 161.1)7 7.69 2.83 181

.,'.' KR Namrup [20] Rice&Wheat 239.97 4.87 2.83 182

KR Mor,anhat [2l} Rice& Whe»t, 195.06 1.1.36 5.25 183

KR Naharkatia [25] Rice&Wheat 142.04- 12.55 3.64 184

KR Nahal lc:atia [25] Rice&Wbeat 147,71 5.66 2.02 185

KR Naharhtia ' [251 Rice&Wheat 194.24 4.85 609 186 (il

KR Naharkatia [25) Rice&Wheat 66.08 9.21 242 187

327:·

VIL~i\GI~

AMEND'IES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shOwn in the tion Name of ·rillalC of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz ( ....... Skms), (S -10 Code village lation kms). and (IO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and EdUcational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph. of Market! tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway bolda station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

188 Baghmara No.2 14.17 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-S) -(-5) -(~5)

(Baghmora NC)

189 Chakaiia Pathar 44.52 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Gaon No.2

190 Dhowa Pathar 60.70 No Population ." No.2 (Dhowa Pathar N.C)

19.[ Dhowa Pathar . Gaon No. I

459.90 P(2) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(S-10) -(S-IO)

(Dhowa pathar Gaon

192 Tipamia Gaon 33.99 -( -5) - (10+) W,TW -(-S) -( - 5) -(-5)

No.2

193 Kamarsuk 184.13 P -(5- ]0) W,TW -(5-10) -(5 -10) BS Bakalial Gaon

194 Rangsowal 161.87 P -(5-10) R,W -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5) Gaon No.1 (Rangehual Gaon)

195 Tipamia Gaon 147.71 - (- 5) - (10+) W -(--:- 5) -(-5) , -( -5) No.1

196 Borbam T.E 114.12 P -(5-10) TW PO -(-5) BS (91/166 ORR)

197' Keseruguri Gaon 66.77 -(-5) -(5-10) w:rw - (5- 10) -(5-10) -'-(S-IO} No.3 (Kocharu-guri N.C)

198 Dhowa Pathar . 32.38 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

No.3

199 Keseruguri Gaon 166.73 P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) \ ,

No.2

200 ' Chapa tali Gaon 184.:4 P -(5 -. ] 0) C - (- 5) -( -S) ~(-S)

No.1

32&-

:~~GTpRY Pollee StatiOD : JOYPU'R. 10

AND. ~AN.D USE ." ";' ~ .

Approach Nearest town and poy.er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca~ to distance Supply. in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Iniga- 'Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by t.e4bY gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gaucbar & cultiva- chaeological . groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Naharkatia [24] Rice&Wheat 12.16 1.21 0.80 188 -

KR Moranhat [23] ED Rice&Wheat 20.23 12.15 12.14 189

26.70 25.89 8.11 190

KR Namrup [27] ... Rice&Wheat ... 299.47 92.67 67.76 191

KR Namrup [15] Rice&Wheat 12.54 8.09 13.36 192

KR Namrup (10] EP Rice& Wlleat 101.57 48.~j6 34.0,0 193

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 91.05 40.47 _ 30.35 194

KR Namrup [15] Rice", Wheat 91.45 24.28 31.98 195

KR Naharkatia (25) E.Ag Rice&Wheat 42.90 17.81 53.41 196

KR Namrup [15] Rice&Wheat 62.72 2.83 1.22 197

KR Namrup (25) Rice 14.16 12.14 6.08 198

KR Namrup [ 15] ED Rice&Wheat 152.97 10.11 3.65 199

KR Naharkatia [24] Rice&Wheat 166.73 13.77 3.64 ... 200

329 ,.

lAc •• Total area Total Amenities available :- (if flot available within the village a dash (-) is shown imthe tion Name pf Village of the ~opu- coJumn arid next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village ation kms and (lO+kms) of the ilearest place where the facility available is given). No· (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) no. or water Telegraph, of Marketl Hon (Bus house (potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway bolds station,

Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

201 Keseruguri 179.69 P,H -(5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) -(5 10)

No.1

202 Chaptali No.4 (Chapatoli N.C

107.64 .... ( -5) -(10+) C - (- 5) -(-5) - (-5)

No- 2)

303 Chapatali 165~92 P -(5-10) C -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) Gaon No.2

304 DilJibari Gaon 91.86 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) Wednesday -( -5) (Dullibari N.C)

205 DiJIibari T.E 250.09 P (342/NLR)

-(- 5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -C-S)

(Dullibari T.E)

206 Dillibari T.E 176.45 P H TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) (2/15 LCR) (Dullibari T.E)

207 Simaluguri 95.11 P -(5-10) TW,W -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon

208 Mahmara 354.10 P - (10+) R,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) AJikinar

209 Mahmara 7.29 -(-5) -(5-10) R;W -(5"':'10) -(5- 10) - (5-10) Block No.2

210 Mahmara Block 17.80 -:- (- 5) -(5-10) R -(5-11l) -(5-10) - (5-10) No.5

211 Mahmara Block 6.07 -(-5) -(5-10) It -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 - 10) No.3

212 Mahmara Block 65.15 -( -5) -(5--10) R -(5-10) -d5-1O) -(5-10) No.4

213 Cheoni Gaon 95.92 P - (5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (Chewari Gaon)

214 Kereng Gaon 129.90 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5---10)

t-

330

f)IRECrORY K;. J ; Police Station : jOYPuR id

AND LAND USE , , ~ ; ,

Approach Nearest Own and Po ... er Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Suprly il'l hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tiOD

village (in kms) lorest Iniga. Un·lrri· Cultivable Area not place of reli· Code by ted by gated waste (in· available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva· chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Namrup [ 15] Rice&Wheat 133.54 36.44 9.71 201

KR Naharkatia [27] Rice&Wheat 100.36 4.44 2.84 202

.. KR Naharkatia [25] Rice&Wheat 157.82 4.46 3.64 203

KR Naharkatia [20] ED Rice&Wheat 81.34 8.10 2.42 204

KR Naharkatia [28] Rice&Wheat 242.81 4.05 3.23 205

KR Naharkatia [ 15] Rice 161.87 14.58' 206

KR Namrup [20] Rice&Wheat 85.38 7.68 2.05 207

KR Naharkatia l27] Rlce&Wheat 284.49 58.28 11.33 208

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 5.28 1.21 0.80 209

KR Namrup [lei] Rice&Wheat 14.16 2.42 1.22 210

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 4.87 0.80 0.4t) 211

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 60.71 2.42 2.02 212

KR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 91.45 2.05 2.42 213

~R Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 118.97 8.09 2.84 214

331

Dlstrict :l>:tBRUGAkli 03/5 ,1't .... ' 'r;_' _ V ILLA:\JE

AME~rrtEs-

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- ( if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of market' tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

"

215 Thulaisuk Gaon 347.62 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

216 Mahmara Blqck 4.46 P No. 1 (Mohmara

-(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

N.C) • 217 Kabula No. 28 204.77 P -(5 -10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

218 Bortani No.2 131.92 P -(5 -10) TW,C -(-5) Sunday .... (5-10) (Bortoni Pathar Giion No.2

219 Nagabat No.2 61.10 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10) " ' ~ ~ J ';,,-

220 Desangkinar 148.12 p -(5-10) TW,W -(..:.. 5) -(5"':'10) -(-5) No.1 (Disang Block)

221 Desangkinar 148.92 _p No.2 (Disang kinar Nepali)

-(10+) W -(5-10) -(5- iO) -(S-lO)

222 Mathaoni 63.53 -(-5) - (5-10) R;W -(-5) -(5-10) ":"(-5) Grazing

223 Mathaoni 255.36 P - (5-10) W',TW PO -(5-10) BS (Mothauri Gaon)

224 Bamunibill Gaon 169.15 P(3) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(5-10; -(-5)

225 Dehing Kinar 216.11 P -( -5) W,TW -(-5) Thursday -(-5)

226 Takaubil No.2 134.77 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (TokaubiIl NC)

227 DighalibiI No.1 401.85 P(2) - (10+) TW -(-5) -(S-IO) -(-5) (DighalibilI)

228 Godhabil No. 1 142.44 P -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Godhabill Gaon)

229 Godhabil No.2 125.45 -(-5) -(10+) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

230 Takaubill Gaon 141.23 P -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(':::5) -(-5)

"332

ANb LAr4n 'usE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple'food Land use ( i.e. area under different tYPes of Land use Remarks (in- Looa. to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding" any tioD

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious.,Jlisto- No.

source source eluding for rical or aT-gaut:har & eultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 iJ 14 15 16 17 18 . 19 20 1 --_--_-_._-_---

KR Namrup [IS} Rice&Wheat 313.63 27:11 688 215

KR . Namrup [ 8] Rice&Wheat 3.64 0.42 0.40 216

KR Namrup [15J Rice&Wheat 194.65 8.10 2.02 217

KR 'Namrup (10] 'Rice&Wmat ·80.53 49.77 1.62 .218

KR \ Moranhat {29] Rice&Wheat 32.37 12.14 16.59 219

KR Naharkatia [16} Rice&Wheat 110.08 25.49 12.55 220

KR Naharkatia [17) ... Rice&Wbeat 105.62 38~04 526 221

KR .' Naharkatia '129] :Rice&Wbeat ... 1.21 60.30 2;02 222

KR . Naharkatla 118] Rice&Wheat 242.82 12.M .. , 223

KR j Naharkatia [24] Rice&Wheat 121.81 8Jl9 ~.85 224

KR Naharkatia [15] ED Rice&Wheat 166.73 6.87 42.51 225

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice8tWheat 49.37 40.98 44.51 226

KR Naharkatia [25] Rice&Wheat 253.73 10.52 137.60 ');).7

KR Naharkatia [13] Rice&Wheat 110.88 31.56 223

KR Naharkatia [IS] Rice&Wheat 115.74 9.71 -229

KR Naharkatia [25] Rice&Wheat 131.53 9.70. :l30

)333

Loca· tion . Name of Village Code No.

2

231 Gatong Gaon (Getong Ga~n)

232 Uriamguri Gaon

233 Tingrai Dom Gaon

234 Tingrai Gaon No.2 (Tingrai Gaon)

Total area' Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the of the popu- column and next to.it in brackets the distance in broad ranges'viz (-Skms),.(5-10 village latlOn kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where thl: facility available is given. )

(in and '-Educationa-I --Medica(--Drinkmg-post & Day or days Communica. hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Market, tion (Bus

bouse (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway

3

210.03

101.17

. 103.19

144.88

holds station, Water way)

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P,H -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

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

No Population

P -(5-10) R,W -(5-10) -(5 -10)

235 Uriamguri Block 15.79 -( -5) -(5-10) W,TW ·-(-5) -(-5) :-( - 5)

236 SiJkachubam Gaon

237 Deodhai No.2 (Deodhai NC)

150.55

109.27

238 Merbil Grazing 254.15 (Merbil NC)

239 Merbil Grant 129.50

No 5

240 Dhunda Nahar No.1

241 Kukurapuhia Gaon

242 Dhund? Nahar No.1

243 Merbil Bhumuk (Merbil Bhaluk Gaon)

244 Deodhai Gaon

245 Dolamuri No.2 (Dolamuri NC)

45.33

244.02

65.56

136.37

138.00

136.37

P(2)

P

-( -5)

P(2)

-( - 5)

P

-(-5)

P

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(5- 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

-(5- lO) TW -(-5) -(-5) ":'(-5)

-(10+) TW, -(-5) -(-5) ...,.( - 5)

-(10+> TW -(-5) -( -S) -(- 5)

- (5 -10) T'tI,W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5)

-(5-10)' W' -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

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

-(10+) TW -( -5) -( - 5) -( - 5)

..... (5-10) TW -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5)

-(5 - 10) W,TW -(5"': 10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

334

nrRECTORY rOU" 'Stadon : J()vruft to

A~D LAND USE

(,'

Nearest town ~nd Staple food Land use (i.e. im;a under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Laca Approach Power to distance Supply in l'!eetares rOlmded to two decimal 'places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) Forest Irrigll'- " Un~frri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- coae-by ted by gated was~e (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source , eluding for rieal or ar-gauchar& cultiva- chaeologicaI

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

f.

Nahark~tia I, •. , I_

19.42 KR [25) Rice&Wheat 180.09 10.52 231

, KR Naharkatia (22] Rice&Wheat 81.34 6.46 13.37 ' 232

83.36 6.87 ]2.96' 233

KR Naharkitia [25J Rice&Wheat 129.91 4.45 10.52 ... 234

KR Naharkatia [20J ... Rice&Wheat 12.96 '.83 235

KR Naharkatia [18) Rice&Wheat 126.27 S.10 16.18 236

KR Naharkatia [14) Rice&Wheat 88.22 6.69 14.56 237

KR Naharkatia [14] ED Rice&Wheat 31.56 134.78 87.81 238

KR Naharkatia [13J Rice&Wheat ]08.05 21.45 239

KR,PR Naharkatia [12J Rice&Wheat ... 32.79 .. ' 12.54 240

KR p ,

Naharkatia [11] Rice&Wheat 213.67 30.35 241

KR,'PR Naharhtia [11] Rice&Wheat 59.49 6.07 ,242

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 114.52 4.05 17.80 243

KR Naharkatia ,i [12J Rice&Wheat 99.15 )2.14 26.71 244 KR Naharkatia [15) Rice&Wheat 109.26 11.33 15.78 245

335

fDl"~ t,lPa~,Q31:5 tVJ~~~

~~~J1'~S

~. . Total area T~tal Amcmties availaple :- (if not available withil\ the village a dash (-) is shown in the tiail ~~ oCvillage ortbe EOpu- coJUIJlJl and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (--Skms), (S-10 Code. vUlage ·atwn kmS),8.lld (lO+kMs) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) N'o. 'On and Educatioll'il ' Miaieal Drinking Post & Day or days Communicia.

hectaras) No. of water Telegraph. of Markell tion (Bus h!>usc (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

, 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

246 Dolamuri NQ. 1 105.00 -(-5) (Dolamuri Gaon)

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

247 Amguri Nepali 300.68 P -(-5) W,TW -( -S) -(-c5) -(-s) 248 Amguri GaoB 546. 73 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-S) -(-S) 249 Balipara Gaon 231.07 P -(S-10) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) 250 Sassani Pathar 169.56 P -(S- 10) TW,W -(-5) -(...,5) . -(-S)

Gaon

251 Hudu Gaon 119.38 P - (5-10) TW,W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Hudupara Gaon) ,

:'52 Konwarijan 87 .. 82' -(-5) -(-5) T,TW -( -5) -(-5) BS Gaon

253 ChengeJijan 168.75 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

254 Borbam Gaon 62.32 -(~5) -(5 No.2

10) V!,_TW - (- S) Tuesday -(-5)

2SS Tarani Pathar 161.87 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) . -(-5) " Gaon

256 Borbam No.1 178.87 P,R -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-S) 257 Sassani Gaon 196.27 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-S) Thursday -(-5) 258 Khatua Gaon 201.12 H -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(-S) -(5-10) 259 Khatua Pathar 129.90 P -(5-10) W -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 260 Murani Gaon 219,74 P -(-5) W,TW -(-S) -(-5) . -( -,5)

261 Halua Gaon 252.52 P,H -(5-10) W,TW -(S 10) -(-5) - (S-10)

262 Digbalia Gaon 236.33 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

- r_263 Dighalia G.on No'. 2 (Oigholia N.q

16~.16 p -(-S) W,.TW,C -(-5) -(5-10), -(-5)

,336 \ ·r,._

OIRECroRY PoU~ StatJoa : JOYl'UR 10

A:NB LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding aay tion

.village (in kIDs) Forest Iniga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in~ available gi ous, histo. No.

source source eluding for rical or ra. gauchar & cultiva- ehaeological

jfoves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Naharkatia [lJl Rice&Wheat 88.22 4.85 11.93 246

KR,PR Nahad'.atia [16] ED Rice&Wheat 140.84 28.32 131.52 247

KR,PR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 259.40 182.12 105.21 248

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 125.46 56.66 48.95 249

KR Naharkatia [ 71 Rice&Wheat 129.09 24.28 16.19 250

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 78.91 37.38 3.09 251

KR Naharkatia [ 41 Rice&Wheat 63.53 20.23 4.06 252

KR Naharkatia [ 7] Rice&Wheat 108.06 28.32 32.37 253

KR Naharkatia [ 61 Rice&Wheat 44.51 8.09 9.72 .254

KR Naharkatia r 6J Rice&Wheat 77.29 43.71 40.87 255

KR Naharkatia r 8J Rice&Wheat 129.49 40.46 8.92 256

KR Naharkatia [ 7] Rice&Wheat 154.18 20.23 21.86 257

KR Naharkatia [ 91 Rice&Wheat 158.23 22.66 20.23 258

KR Naharkatia ( 9J Rice&Wheat 98.43 20.23 20.24 259

KR Naharkatia [ 7J Rice&Wheat 185.75 5.25 28.74 260

KR Naharkatia [ll) Rice&Wheat 228.64 23.88 261

KR Naharkatia [1 ~] Rice&Wheat 209.22 21.11 262

KR Moranhat [l5J Ricc&Wheat 110.89 44.51 13.76 'f". 263

337

AMENIT.S

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available;.. (if flot available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of villa&e of th~ popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vi:!: (-5~m~), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of fle 'learest place where the facility available is !o!iven.) No. (in and 1:.ducational Medic",] Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus houlitl (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

i 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

264 Ghugulani No.2 79.31 -( - 5) - (5..<.10) TWW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) , (Ghuguloni N.C)

265 Sukani No.2 128.39 -(:- 5) -(5-10) W -( -5) - (5 - JO) - (5- 10) (Sukani Qaon)

266 Ghugulani Bhalu- 163.90 P ~(10+ ) TW,W - (- 5) -( -5) - (- 5) kani (Gnuguloni Bokuloni)

267 Nakhatia Sonowal 183.72 P,R -(5-10) TW,W PO Wednessday -( -5) Gaon

268 Hapmari Gaon 250.91 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) - (- 5)

269 Chakalia Gaon 114.52 -( -5) - (5 - 10) TW -(5-10) -(5 10) -(5-10)

270 Nakhutia No.2 63.13 P,H -(5-10) TW,W PO - (5-10) -(-5) (Nokhotia N.C)

271 Panibura Gaon 94.69 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

272 Panibura No.2 199.52 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) (Panibura N.C)

273 Dighalibil Block .::14.52 -( -5) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5)

274 Naharani Block 246.04 P -( -5) TW -(-5) Saturday BS

275 Naharani No.2 113.32 P H TW -( -5) Saturday BS

276 Naharani 21!.25 P - (- 5) TW -(-5) Saturday BS

(Nahorani N.C)

277 Namati Block 260.21 P - (-5) TW,W - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) , ,

278 Merbandha 131.53 -( -5) -(10+) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -))

Gaon

279 Paniburi Pathar 108.86. P -(5-10) W - (5-10) -(5 -10) -(5-10)

280 Paniburi Pathar 108.45 -( - 5) -(5-.0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) No.2 (Panibura Pathar N.C)

281 Ghurania No.2 120.60 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) BS

338

-bIRECTORY PolIce Station: J(>YPUR 10

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- Loca-to distance Suprly in hectares rounded to two decimal places.) eluding any tion

village (in kms) j-orest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Naharkatia [22] Rice&Wheat 61.91 13.76 3.64 264

KR Naharkatia [21] Rice&Wheat 115.74 12.65 265

KR Naharkatia [ 12] Rice&Wheat 144.87 6.89 12.14 266

KR Naharkatia [16] Rice&Wheat 163.49 20.23 267

KR Naharkatia [14J Rice&Wheat 223.38 4.47 23.06 268

KR Naharkatia [ 17] Rice&Wheat 93.49 4.04 16.99 269

KR Naharkatia [ 16] Rice&Wheat 56.66 6.47 270

KR Naharkatia [ 16] Rice&Wheat 87.81 6.88 271

KR Naharkatia [15] Rice&Wheat 155.80 13.37 30.35 272

KR Naharkatia [13J Rice&Wheat 37.63 2.83 4.06 273

KR Naharkatia [ 18] ED Rice&Wheat 228.24 8.49 9.31 274

KR Naharkatia [18] ED Rice&Wheat 88.62 4.46 20.24 275

KR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 174.42 8.50 2833 276

KR Naharkatia [ 15J Rice&Wheat 192.23 13.37 54.61 277

KR Moranhat [24] Rice&Wheat 108.47 6.87 16.19 278

KR Naharkatia [ 16] Rice&Wheat 99.56 9.30 279

KR Naharkatia [16] Rice&Wheat 99.55 4.85 4.05 280

PR,KR Naharkatia [15J ED Rice&Wheat 98.34 6.08 . 16.18 281

339

District :biBl{UGARH 03/5

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available with,in the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brakets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation kms) and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drillking~Posi- & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

282 Jamuguri 184.94 P - (5-10) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Konwari Pathar

283 Disang Kinar 182.91 P(2) -(5-10) TW,W,C -( -5) Saturday -( -5) Bongali ~Nilmoni Gaon)

284 Ghurania 48.15 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Bhatisuk

285 Hamuktola 129.90 .....:( -5) -( -5) W -(5-10) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

286 HamuktoIa No.2 48.56 No Population (Hamuktola Gaon NC)

287 Ikarakata Gaon 86.60 P -(-5) W,TW - (- 5) - (-5) -(-5)

288 Chengelijan Habi 78.11 -( -5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) No.2

289 Chelengsuk Gaon 83.77 P - (- 5) C,TW,W -(- 5) -( -5) -( ....,5)

290 Chengelijan Habi 151.35 -(-5) -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -( -5) -( 5) No.1

291 Seleng Gaon 110.89 P -(5-10) TW,W -(-5) _.( - 5) -( -5) 292 . Ghurania No. 1 144.07 P(2) -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(5 -10) BS

293 Tairai Gaon 141.24 P -(5 -10) TW - (- 5) Saturday -( -5)

294 Nirmalai Gaon 123.84 P PHS TW,W -( -5) ~ (-5) BS FPC

29.5 Rongali Gaon 165.51 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -5) i,_( -5)

296 Na-Gaon 109.26 -(- 5) -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5 - 10) Dhadumia

297 Gethu Pathar 325.78 P,H -(-5) W PO -( -5) -(-5)

298 Hajua Pathar 77.70 -(-5) - (5 - 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

340

'I)IRECTORY Pol_ stau.: JOvttua to

AND LA~D USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in- LoCa to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). eluding any tiOB

Village (in kms) Forest, Irriga- Un-frri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by rated \\-aste (in- available gious. histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- cbaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 II 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Naha'('katia [121 Rice&Wheat 127.08 19.02 38.84 282

KR,PR Namrup [ 5J Rice&Wheat 65. 5 9833 19.03 283

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 40.87 3.23 4.05 284

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 118.57 2.43 3.90 285

30.76 6.88 10.92 286

KR Naharkatia [ 7] Rice&Wheat 46.13 24.28 16.19 287

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 38.45 33.59 6.07 288

KR Naharkatia [ 6) Rice&Wheat 43.30 24.29 16.18 289

KR Naharkatia [ 4] Rice&Wheat 110.88 24.28 16.19 290

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 61.93 38.44 10.52 291

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 7] Rice&Wheat 72.03 32.39 39.65 292

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 7] Rice&Wheat 70.82 40.48 29.94 293

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 7] ED Rice&Wheat 103.60 14.97 5:27 294

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 2] Rke&Wheat 130.31 25.09 10.11 .< .. 295

KR Naharkatia [20] Rice&Wheat 85.19 17.80 5.67 296

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 268.71 29.54 27.53 297

KR Naharkatia (26) Rice&Wheat 71.63 i.23 2.34 ; 298

~41

Oistl'iet :Dl.BIlUGARli 03/5 VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the lion Name of Village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (- 5kms), (5 -10 Code village lalion kms) and (lO+kms) or the nearest place where the facilj·y available is given. I No. (in and Educational Medica) Drinking--- POst & Day or days ~Cominunica.

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Markell tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, ~ailway holds stal1oo,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

---299 Hatigarh Block 123.84 -( -5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) - (5-10)

300 Dehingkinar 98.75 P -(5-10) TW PO -(5-10) -(5 -10) Bahdhari Gaon

301 Tipling 213.67 P -(-5) R,W PO -(-5) -(-5) Bahdhari

302 Jagun Gaon 141.65 -(-- 5) PHS TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

303 Qehing Majuli (logan Majuli

10.92 No Population

Block)

304 Dighala Sonowal 82.56 P -(-5) TW,C -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Gaon

305 Balijan Maji 75.27 No Population Gaon

306 Dengraijan T.E 472.66 -(-5) H TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) (40, 20 & No.8 App (Lenrijan T.E)

307 Ghugulani Gaon 163.49 P(3) -(-5) TW.W -( -5) -(-5) - (- 5)

308 Disangkinar 106.84 -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

309 Ghugulani 71.63 - (-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Dapather Gaon

31:) Desam T.E 273.50 P H W,TW Phone Saturday BS (No. 16 NLR) (Desam T.E)

311 Achabam T.E 456.49 P -(-5) TW - (5- 10) -( -5) -(-5) (No. 347 NLR (pt.) No. 25 App) (Achabam 'F.E)

312 Achabam T.E 685.93 P H TW - (5-10) Thursday -(-5) (347 & 334 NLR)

313 Disam T.E 239.57 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (41/184 F S) (Disang T.E)

342

Poll« SUttion : ~QYPU~ 10

.t\N»' ,LAND USE

Approac11 Nearest . OWn and Pov.er Staple food land ~ (i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loc;a-to distance Supply if' hectare~ rourded tv (,,0 c1rcimal places.) eluding any tioll

villaie (in kms) Forest Irrt$a. U n-Ii"iiIil Cultivabit. Area not place o( reli· coo. by ted by sated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-aauchar &: cult iva. chaeological

aroves) tioo ioterest)

11 ]2 13 )4 ]5 16 17 18 19 20

KR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 95.50 16.59 ] 1.75 299

PR,KR Naharkatia I 5] ED Rice&Wheat 6029 25.49 ]2.97 300

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 131.52 31.57 5058 301

PR,KR Moran1)at [10] Rice&Wheat 101.18 28.74 11.73 202

0.80 7.28 2.84 ... 303

KR Naharkatia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 58.69 20.23 3.64 304

50.99 19.43 4.85 305

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 3J E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 368.26 55.84 48.56 306

KR Moranbat [15] Rice&Wheat 107.~4 29.13 27.]2 307

KR Nabarkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 83.36 12.54 10.94 308

KR Naharkatia [ 3J Rice&Wheat 47.75 20.63 3.25 309

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 6] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 212.' 6 3601 2469 :t1O

KR Naharkatia [10] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 392.95 36.03 2751 311

KR Naharkatia [11] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 619.]6 37.23 29.54 .... 312

KR Naharkatia (II] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 219.35 12.94 7.28 . . .... 313

AMlNITHS·

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not: available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village of the . popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation • kms and (10+ kms) of the nearest e!ace where the facility available is given). No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica·

hectares) no. or water Telegraph. of Marketl tion (Bus h086e (Potable) Hat, ifany stop, Railway bolds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

~14 Rajgarh RangaJi 192.23 p -(5-10) W,TW -(-5) -{ -5) -(5-10) Pathar Gaon (Rajgarh Rongali

Gaon

315 Juria Pul~huri 63.94 -(-5) - (5-10) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

316 Ghilaguri Gaon 174.43 -( -5) -(-S) W -(-5) -(5 -IO) -(5-10)

317 Barkheremia 88.23 P -(5- 10) TW -(-5) -(5-10) ...:.. (5 _: 10)

Ghilaguri Gaon

318 Barkheremia 245.64 - (-5) -(5- to) TW,W -( - 5) -(5-10) - (5:...10) Gaon No.2

319 Balijan N.C 21.85 -(-5) -(5-10) TW,W -(5-10) -(5-1O) -(5-·10) No.4

320 Balijan Gaon 110.88 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) No.2

321 Balijan No.3 50.19 P,H -(5 -10) TW,W -(5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

322 Powali Pathar 80.54 -( -5) -(5-10) W.TW -(5 -10) -(5-10) - (5 -10) No.1

323 Balijan T.E'(294 90.66 P H TW,W -(-5) -( -5) ...:.( -5) NLR) (Satyana-rayan T.E)

,324 Balijan T.E 135.17 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (No.4 App)

325 Balijan Gaon 118.97 - (-5) - (-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Nol

326 Naharkatia T.E 127.47 P -(~5) TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) (22/19 NLR) (Naharkatia T.E)

327 Naharkatia T.E 82.96 P H TW PO Tuesday -(-5) (126 F.S) Phone

328 Longjong Gaon 117.76 -( -S) -(5 -16) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

344

DIRECTORY Pelice Station: JOYPUR,lO

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding any tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga· Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Moranhat [15] ... Rice&Wheat .168.34 14.97 8.92 314

KR Numrup [15] Rice&Wheat 55.84 4.85 3.25 315

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat J42.44 30.38 1.61 316

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 83.39 3.23 1.61 317

KR Naharkatia r 6] Rice&Wheat 210.43 28~73 6.48 318

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice&Wheat 16.19 1.21 4.45 319

KR Naharkatia [ 4] Rice&Wheat 86,19 15.39 9.30 320

KR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 41.29 4.86 4.04 321

KR Namrup [15] Rice&Wheat 55.85 19.43 5.26 322

KR Naharkatia ' [ 8] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 71.32 16.19 3.24 323

KR Naharka:tia [10] E.Ag. Wheat 113.33 19.82 2.02 324

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 111.67 3.65 3.65 325

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 1] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 108.45 12.95 6.07 326

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 5] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 60.70 21.45 0.81 327

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 6J Rice&Wheat 88.63 24.68 4.45 328

345·

VILLAGB

AMENITIES

Loea- Tota] area Tota] Amenities avaiJabJe :- (if not availabJe wHbin the vilJage a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village ufibe popu- eolmnn and nm to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5 -10 Code village lation J(jns), and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Market! tion (Bus bouse (Potable) Hat, if any stop. Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

329 Serepajan Gaon 12.15 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) (Serepajan Pathar)

330 Alisiga Gaon 108.45 ...:( -5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) --( - 5)

331 Baghmara Oaon 127."08 P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) -( -5)

332 Faltotola Gaon 22S.25 -'(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( -S} -( -5)

333 Joypur Town 46.54 P(4),M,H P.H.C TW PTO Thursday BS Phone

334 Tanti Pathar 160.26 -{-5) -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) Gaon

335 Labangkola Gaon 225.82 P -(-5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) - ( -,.5)

336 Konwarbam 191.83 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(-5) Gaon

337 Kakajan Habi 176.85 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Gaon I

338 Mali Pathar 170.37 -(-5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

339 Duara Pathar 177.65 P - (5-10) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

340 Kakajan T .. E 331".03 P H W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (10/150 ORR) (Joypur T.E)

341 Kenduguri {jaon 201.53 'P -(5-10) W,TW -(5-;10) -(5-:10) ,~(5-.JQ)

342~ Kapabua Gaon 93.89 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(-5)

343 Assamia Gaon 338:13 P .- (- 5) ,TW,W -(-5) -(-'5) -{-:S)

344 Balimara T.E 251.71 P HC TW,W - (-5) Saturday -(5-10) (247 NLR) (Balimara T.E)

345 Balimara Pat11ar 129.10 -(-5) -(JO+) TW,W -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)

346 Maz Kapahua 174'43 P -(5-10) C,TW - (5- 10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Gaon

a46

DlREOfORY Police station: JOYPU,R 10

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Stapk food LaJld use (i.e. ru:ea .under <Ii (fllrent types of Land ll::C Remarks (in- Loca to distance Supply in hectares TC'undc;d to tWO dedl1lal places). eluding any tion

Village (in kms) FOl'est kriga- Un,...Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

. groves) tion interest)

11 12 ,13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 6] 'ED Rice&. Wheat 10.14 1.21 .0.8.0 329

KR Naharkatia [1.0] Rice&Wheat 66.77 36.42 5.26 33.0

KR,PR Naharkatia [ ~] Rice&Wheat 66.77 41.27 19 . .04 331

KR Naharkatia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat .. ; ... 119.38 70.83 38.04 332

PR Naharkatia ( 6] ED,EO Rice&Wheat 32.79 . ~.26 .8.49 Re:plflins 333 .of Kharghar

KR,PR Naharkatia [19] Rice&Wheat 87.81 4.0.46 3L99 334

KR Naharkatia [15] "i

Rice 93.49 73.65 58.68 335

KR Namrup [1.0] Rice&Wheat 29.13 29.94 132.76 336

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 86.19 86.19 4.47 337

KR Naharkatia [II] ED Rice&Wheat ,112.5.0 40 . .06 17.81 338

KR Namrup (101 Rice&Wheat 114.13 43.7.0 19.82 3.9

PR\KR Naharkatia [ 2] ED Rice&Wheat 247.67 55.85 27:.51 34.0

KR Naharkatia [ 9] Rice&Wheat 143.66 41.27 16.6.0 341

(KR -Namrup lI.o] Rioo&Wheat 85.38 8.1.0 (l.41 342

KR Naharkatia [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 316.47 21..05 1.21 343

KR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice& Wheat : 22.0.56 24.28 6.87 344

'l(R Namrup [1.0] ED Rice&Wheat 128.7.0 0;4.0 ,345

KR Naharkatia [ 8] Rice&Wheat 158.(:4 6 . .07 9.72 346

347

District : DIBRUGARH 03/5 ··VILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of village of the popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz (-5kms), (5-10 Code village lation km!») and (lO+kms) of the nearest place where the facility available is given.) No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

347 Naga G~on 132.33 -(-5) -( -~) W,TW - (- 5) -(-5) - (-5)

348 Dirial Gaon 147.31 P(3) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5)

349 Kamar Gaon 313.63 P -:(5-10) TW,W - (5 -10) -(5-10) BS

350 Abhoipuria 115.75 - (-5) -( - 5) TW -(-5) -( -5) BS Gaon

351 Hapjan Parbar 176.45 P H TW Phone - (-+- 5) -(-5) T.E 88 (85) NLR (Hapjan T.E)

352 Taratali Gaon 232.30 H -(-5) W - (--5) -( - 5) -'(-5)

353 Hapjan Parbat 136.78 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(- 5) -( -5) T.E (104 (101) 5,99 APP)

354 Nagamati 200.32 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Kheremia

355 Hindu Gaon 163.50 -(-5) - t - 5) , W,TW -( - 5) -( -5) -( 5)

356 Gariabam Gaon 177.25 P(2) -(10+) TW,W - (- 5) -(10+) -(10+):

357 Disang Kinar 163.89 P -( -5) TW,C - (-- 5) . -(0-5) -(-5) Bongali Gaon

358 Golai Bongali 179.68 -( -5) - (10+) W -( -5) -(5 -10) - (5-10) Gaon

359 Barkheremia 291.77 P -(5 -10) TW,W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-;- 1.@) Gaon No.1 (Borkheremia Gaon)

360 Nigam Gaon 270.74 P -( - 5) TW,W PO -( - 5) -(-5)

361 Kawaimari Gaon 256.16 P -(5-10) W,TW -( -5) -(- 5) -( -5)

362 Ghinai Gaon 299.46 P -(5-10) W PO - (5 - 10) -(5-.10)

363 Betanibam Habi 89.04 P -( -5) TW,W -( -5) -(~5) -(-5) Gaon

364 Samaguri Gaon 175.23 P - (5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

348

DIRECTORY -Police, ~U!tiOD ~,JQYPpR .1~

AND L~ND U~E

Approach Nearest 'own and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area I'flder different types of Land use Remarks (in Loca-to distance Supply in hectares roundf'i' 10 two decimal places.) eluding any tiOll

village (in. kms) Forest Iniga--

Un-frri- . Cu It ivable Area not place of reli- Code by ted h gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source SOl-ree eluding for rical or ar-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

groves) tion interest)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Naharkatia (10) Rice&Wheat 51.39 40.46 40.48 347

KR,PR Namrup [ 5) Rice&Wheat 80.93 40.49 25.89 348

KR Namrup [10) ED Rice& Wheat .. , 242.81 40.46 30.36 349

PR Naharkatia . [12) Rice&Wheat 70.02 23.88 21.85 350

PR Namrup [10J E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 55.03 80.96 40.46 351

KR Namrup [15] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 115.34 76.50 40.46 352

KR Namrup [10] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 40.46 55.44 40.88 353

KR,PR Naharkatia [10) Rice&Wheat 80.95 38.44 80.93 ·354

K~,PR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 42.08 40.46 80.96 355

KR Naharkatia [13) Rice&Wheat 80.93 40.88 55.44 356

KR Namrup [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 65.5'5 71.64 26.70 357

KR Naharkatia [ 8] Rice&Wheat 163.50 15.37 0.81 358

KR Naharkatia [15J Rice&Wheat 252.12 35.20 4.45 359

KR' Naharkatla [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat ' 237.15 26.72 6.87 360

KR Naharkatia [10] ED Rice&Wheat 231.07 22.25 2.84 361

KR Naharkatia [10] Rice& 'Vheat 255.77 40.88 2.81 302

KR Namrup [ 5] Rice&Wheat 70.01 10.92 8.1I 363

KR,PR Naharkatia [16] Rice&Wheat 153.38 15.37 6.4S, 3(4

349

VILLA-GE

AMENITIES

Loea-Name of Village

'Total area Total Amenities available :- (if not available witbin the village a dash (-) is shown in th~ tiOn of the £opu- . column and :next to it in brakets the dista~ in broad range~ v.iz (-Skms), (5-10 Code village atlon 1m1s) arid (lO+lUri~) of the nearest ~Iace where the facility availab~ is given.) No. (in... and Educational Medical Drinking Post &. Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of market, tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station

Water way)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

365 l'matara T.E 313.12 P (No. 42 AP,P)

H TW -(-5) Saturday -( -5)

(Umatara T.E)

31'4.04 ,

Tw 366 H. B. Hill Grant :p -(5-10) -(5:"10) -(5-10) ~(5-10)

367 Nitmrup i.E 197.48 P -(-5) ,tw,w -(-5) -("':5) -( -5) (No.47 F.S) Nam-rup New Grant

368 Harishpur T.E 345.60 P H TW,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5) (No. 35 APP) (Harispur T.E)

369 Nampur T'M17/ 1471.42 P(4),H H W,TW PO Saturday - (-5) 181/13/187 R) . Phone (Namrup T.E)

370 Duania Gaon 176.85 -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) No. I

371 DiUighat Gaon 45.73 -( -5) -(5- to) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ..

372 DiIIighat Gaon No. 2 (DilHghat N.C)

128.29 P -( -5) TW -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

373 Dilli T.E 280.45 P H TW,W -(-5) -(-5) 'd-5) (343 NLR Pt.)

374 Panidoria Naga 121.81 -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gaon

375 Chakya Gaon 174.43 P -(.:-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS

376 Dilli T.E (343 450.41 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) NLR) (Dilli T.E)

377 Dilli Panichukia 26.70 -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) . -(5-10) -(":'5) F.V

378 NamsangT.E 581.12 P H ·,W,Tw -(10+) , Saturday -(5 LfO) " (2 (B) NLR)

(Namsang T.E)

350

DlBEClORY

AND LAND USE

Approllch Nearest \9wn lind Power &tl!pl~ fp,od Land lise ( i.e. area uJ;lger different types of Land use Remarks'(in- Loca-to llistance SuPpJy i ... Ii l ;~es rounded'to two cleI:imat places:) eluding any tion

village (in kms) forest lrrip- Un-mi- . Cultiv Ie Area not plade' or celi- Cottc by ted by gated waste (In- available gious. bisto- No •..

source sourCe cJudin4 for rieal or ar-I!llu~bar a cultiva- cbaeological

groves) tion interest)

- -- ~.----.-.--.----

"19 ...

11 12 13 J4 1~ 16 17 18 20 1

Kit Naharkatia [16] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 349.25 15.38 8.49 365

KR Namrup [10] Rice&Wheat 275.18 25.89 12.97 366

KR,PR Namrup [ 3] ED Rice&Wheat 186.56 6.87 4.05 367

KR Naharkatia (10] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 310.81 24.68 10.11 368

KR Namrup [ 5] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 1280.82 12.14 1~8.~6 369

KR,PR Namrup [ 5) ED Rice&Wheat 55.44 80.95 40.46 370 "

KR Naharkatia [ 8] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 43.72 0.80 1.21 371

KR Namrup [ 5] ED Rice&Wheat 28.32 40.49 59.48 .372

KR Namrup [ 5] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 177.25 99.16 4.04 373

KR Namrup [15] Ric~f'.~~eat 81.34 38.45 2.02 374 '1 '

KR Namrup [ 5J ED Rice&Wheat 28.74 133.55 12.14 375 .. '-r-

'" j

KR,PR Naharkatia [ 7] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 363.42 45.72 41.27 376

KR Nahark~~ia [ 7] Rice&.~heat 24.00 2.70 377

KR l'T ah'lrkatia [20] E.Ag. Rice&Wheat 457.70 104.00 19.42 378

~ILLAGE

AMENITIES

Loca- Total area Total Amenities available:" (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion Name of Village oftbe popu- column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz ( - SkIm), (5 -10 Code village lation kms) and (I0+kms) of the nearest place w~er!_!_~e f~ili'y available is given. ) . No. (in and Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or days Communica-

hectares) No. of water Telegraph, of Marketl tion (Bus house (Potable) Hat, if any stop, Railway holds station,

Water way)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

379 Kachari Pathar 97.J3 P -(5-10) TW,W -( -5) - (-5) -( -5) Gaon

380 Cherepajan 45.32 -'-( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) BongaJi Gaon (Cherepajan Gaon)

381 Dihing Kinar 118.58 P -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Bongali Gaon

382 Dibing Kinar 132.33 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) Bongali No.2 (Dihing Kinar Bongali Block)

383 Manmow Block 81.34 P -( -5) T,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (Ratanpur)

384 ManmowGaon 204.78 -( -5) -( -5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) BS (Sonapur)

385 Tiyakia Block 91.45 P -(-5) TW,W -( ~.5) . -(_. 5) BS Konwar Gaon

386 Tiyakia Block 90.24 -(-5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -( - 5) -( -5) Gaon

387 Dihing Kinar 16.18 P -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS -.

388 Tiyakia Gaon 174.01 -(-5) -(_:_S) TW,W -("':5) -(-5) BS

389 Fakial Gaon 186.9~ P -(-5) .T,TW -(-,5) -( -5) BS , 390 Dihing KinCl-r 148.12 P -(-5) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) BS

\ 1.' ... Naga Gaon

391 Ushapur Gaon 133.96 P P.H.S TW,W -(-5) -(-5) BS

392 Usha Gaon 165.12 P -(-5) W -(.:... 5) -(-5) BS

393 Ushapur Borbam 38.04 .p -( -5) T,W1 . -( ,.5). .. _" " -( - 5) , BS Gaon

394 Gariabam Gaon 146.10 P(2} -(10+) TW,W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

-352

DIRECTORY PoUee Station : JOVPUR~lIO·

AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use ( i.e. area under different types of Land use Remarks (in Loea· to distance Supply in hectares rounded to two decimal places). cluding allY tion

village (in kms) Forest Irriga- Un-Irri- Cultivable Area not place of reli- Code. by ted by gated waste (in- available gious, histo- No.

source source cluding for rical or ra-gauchar & cultiva- chaeological

aroves) tion interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,PR Namrup [ 5] Rice&Wheat 56.65 20.25 20.23 379

PR,KR Naharkatia [ 1 J ED Rice&Wheat 37.64 2.02 5.66 380

KR Naharkatia [ 2] Rice 55.46 40.46 22.66 381

KR Naharkatia [ 4] Rice 84.99 40.46' 6.88 382

KR Naharkatia [ 8] Rice&Wheat 28.74 16.18 36.42 383

KR Naharkatia [ 6] Rice&Wheat 135.97 48.58 20.23 384

KR Naharkatia [ 8] Rice&Wheat 63.54 20.23 7.68 ·385

KR Naharkatia [ 5] Rice&Wheat 27.11 20.24 42.89 386

KR Naharkatia [ 5J Rice&Wheat 10.52 4.85 0.81 387

KR Naharkatia [ 3J Rice&Wheat 87.02 28.32 58.67 388

KR Naharkatia [ 3] Rice&Wheat 13639 40.46 10.11 389

KR Naharkatia [ 6] ED Rice&Wheat 90.26 19.02 38.84 390

KR Naharkatia [I 0] R)<;e&Wheat 53.02 30.35 50.59 391

KR Naharkatia [19J R;ice&Wheat 104.43 28.32 32.37 392

KR Naharkatia [12J Rice&Wheat 30.36 4.04, 3.64 393

KR Naharkatia [12) Rice&Wheat 101.59 20.23 24.28 394

353

VILLAGE

AlVlENlTIES

_=_. _44_...... _ ... ;::x::,

lo~. lion ~~ne.Q'" Nillage Co.etc

,'{otfll<Ate.il irpJid ~p.\tW;~ilAblo :.,( if not JI.'(ail~ble within tile village a dash (-) is,shown:in.the ot :4tl,e :rutPJl.. "CS91Qijl!l;.Il"d~:\qor\.t in ,brackets thll distanc.e :w proad rangl!s,viz (-5kms). (5-l0 -.:iIIage ;l~tlon 'kms ,!'l1dtlO+'.lqns) ofJh.e!nearest place where the fadIity nvailabte is given),

No. l(in .IUd ~~tional :l.t1edic!lJ Drinking Post & Day or days Communica. ,hectare~ rjU? of water Telegraph. of Marketl tion (Bus

1~9pae (Potable) Hal, lfany stop. ~aiJway JJolds statton,

Water way) ---

2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 10

,395 8imalubam ,(Jaon la .. W P -( -5) 'T,W - ( - 5) -( -5) :e.S 396 Auguri Bongali 56.25 P -( -5) TW,W -(-5) ,-( - 5) -(-5)

Gaon

397 Sengelijan Gaon 143.67 P -(5 -to) W,TW -( -5) -( -5) -( -5)

398 1 ipam Fak\~1 2{Q.6J P(2) -( -5) W,TW - (- 5) - (- 5) BS Gaon

;399 Tipam Gao,ll Ill.J:1 .,-( -5) -( -5) W,rw -(- 5) -( -.~) -( -~) 400 Tipam Fakial 287.73 P H TW -( - 5) -( -5) BS

Nepali Gaon

,401 Tarajan T.~ (Fakial Tarajan

J22.f.~3 P H T·W -(-5) Friday -( - S)

T.E)

Total for the 68,520.64 P=291 PHS= 3 TW=274 PTO= 3 BS= &0 PoOl ice Station M= 3 HC= 1 W=2'J7 PO=27

H== 22 H=27 T= 11 Phone=12 PHC= I ~= J.S FPC""" 3 c= 13

MeW- 8

DIRECTORY

~ND' I:.A:N)) liSE

Al1prrrach ' Nearest town and to distance

village (in kms)

11 12

KR Naharkatia

KR Naharkatia

KR Naharkatia

KR Naharkatia

KR Naharkatia

KR Naharkatia

PR Naharkatia

KR=387 PR = 57

[ 4]

[ 5J

[ 6]

5]

[ 5)

[ 4]

[ 5]

rower St •. pie food Supply

IJ 14

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Ricce&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

Rice&Wheat

ED=57 E.Ag=49

EO= 1

Pollee StatlOil : JOYPUR 10

!:and lise ('Le: areirUnderditTerent'types'U( land use Remarks (in Loea. in'bec!atts rdii'flded _In\Wf decimalp'I~} cludin, an}~ lion

ForeSt Itrill- ufflntf.t· Cultivlibtt' Area not place of reli- ~~e by teCl by gated waste (in- available gioUS, . histo· (Y. source source cluding for rical or ar-

gauchar &. cult iva- chaeoJogical ,taves) tion interest)

15 16 J7 18 I' 20

29.56 2.42 ) .21 395

40.07 11.73 4.45 , 396

104.00 33.60 6.07 397

161.31 79.72 19,04 ... 398

40 .• 7 64.34 82.96 399

20.24 264.26 3.23 400

214.87 926.72 ' 80.!J4 ... 401

48,723.38 11,561.69 8,235.57

. 355

APPENDIX:.

POLICE STATIONWISE ABSTRACT OF DISTRICT : DIBRUGARH

- - .--~.-------~ ~

E D U C A T I 0 N A L

Primary Middle Matriculation! Higher Secon- Colle!;c Ad'Jlt Others School School . Secondary dary/PU/ (graduate literacy

Sf. Name of P.S. School Intermediate/ and Cla,s/ V>

No. Junior above) Centres ~ Collt':;.:: o·~

------ ----- ------- --_--- -----~ - ----- ~id ~:: .~ ~

en '" or. V> V> V> V> ",0 ~ c:: c ~ c:: ~ c:: v·-0 .2 .g 0 .2 0 .2 bO~

V>

~~ '" V> V>

:~ '" V> .§ en '" () 0) ~ E 0)

.~ 0) 0)

.~ 0) 0)

.~ -- -' tlIl tlIl tlIl tlIl OJ) tlIl ._."

~ .!S .t:: ~ :2 .!S S'.. .t::

~ ;>0)

<;; ~

<;; IS V>

~ en ;;; '" ;; c:: ~ ;; ;; ~ ~ ;; ~ ;; c:: ..... ..... ..... ..... 1-1 .... .....

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1. Sadiya 133 136 12 12 2 2 3 3 47

2. Doom Dooma 243 263 27 27 16 16 4 4 1 67

3. Tinsukia 74 87 13 15 2 2 2 2 54

4. Digboi 108 123 15 15 3 3 1 2 2 47

5. Margherita 97 107 11 11 3 4 43

6. Borduoi 254 272 26 27 10 11 1 65

7. Chabua 56 58 10 10 15

8. Dibrugarh 283 293 28 28 5 5 3 3 27

9. Moran 223 242 42 43 21 22 2 2 82

10. Joypur 258 242 42 43 22 22 135

TOTAL: 1,729 1,872 187 191 SS 88 12 12 5 5 2 2 582

356

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITlES

M E D C A L

Dispensary Hospital Maternity Primary Family Primary Community Others home/child Health Planning Health sub Health

welfare centre Centre/ Centre Centre workers Health Centre

0>-c.!::

------ ----- ------ ------ ------ ------ --_-- ----- .,c:::l _u .~<E

"'-'" '" '" '" '" '" '" '"

0>0:1 bIlu = = = = = (:I = (:I 0:1.-

0 .g .g 0 .Q .g .g .9 _'0

'" ~g '" '" '" :~ '" (Jl '" '" ~8 0 0

.~ 0

.~ 0 0 .~

., ~

0 "5 ., .~ 0 bI) OIl bI) OIl OIl bIl bI) bI)

~ 0:1 0:1 ~ 0:1 0:1 ~ ·E ~ z -;; -::: '" ~ '" '" ~ -;;

~ -;; ;; '" ~

'/)

;> = ;; = 0 ;> ..:l (:I = c:I c:I .... .... ... .... .... .... .... 'Ei5

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

2 2 3 3 174

6 6 39 39 2 2 2 2 5 5 3111 2

2 2 29 29 2 2 104 3

10 10 2 2 142 4

3 3 18 18 1 118 5

2 2 31 31 12 12 5 5 1 1 274 6

13 13 1 56 7

]8 18 26 26 5 5 3 3 5 5 258 8

5 5 13 13 4 4 3 3 5 5 5 5 278 9

27 27 8 8 2 2 3 3 3 3 354 10

39 39 203 203 12 12 27 27 18 18 26 26 1 2,119

357

APPENDIX ,I

PC'LIG:E STAIIONWI6E ABS"fRAC'D OF

D R I N K 1 N G W A T E R

>,

:E I!)

o·~ ~ ....

~ ... 0 .c--'" ~ .~;" 8.

~ c: '" StSl:>,

~ .(; .; VJ bI)-

'" II> .. 1':' ~ II>

... 'E 0; ... 0"0 bI):_g. >, U II> ...... .::. I:rla Po

~ ~ .J::l > ::I ~ .d 0::1

~ '" ",. :::I ii1 0 '" 0 ~~

:::.~ f- f- f- ~ l,.i > "':0

35 36 31' 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

1. 21 166 12 19

2. 59 275 196 190

3. 115 3 94 83

4. 150 133 103

5. 4 70 1 125 2 44

6. 242 292 3 225

7. 71 71 71

8. )2 265 241 ]0 213

9. 247 38 166 45 164

10. 11 297 274 15 13 210

TOTAL: 88 1,753 44 1,758 88 3 13 I.322

358

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS 'POWER SUPPLY

d .. II)

~ 2

.u c CIS II) 0 ~ ';2 d C oJ:: '" 0 0 c;!..o Q; ~ oJ:: oJ:: Q,

., II) Q.. 'Q. ~ .0 >. ;:0 ;:0 ';

"l:$ -~ 0 ~ CIS '", .> 0 :0 II) it bIl ~ 0$

0 0 ~ 0 0 ~ ] ';;: >. '; Z '" '; '0 ~

"'0$ > ~ .~ -~ j:l.; ~ 0.; '1).; ct::: z~ « -z vi

1t5 46 47 48 49 50 -j-l '52 53 -54 ,5 56 .. _-----__

8 39 ] 78 2

23 4 3 3 '15 104 12 90 221 2

}O 10 15 5 41 89 3

23 1 1 3 51 4 53 tOO 4

21 1 2 3 35 2 138 93 5

17 4 8 95 142 178 6

5 12 2 30 41 7

36 3 6 ]77 2 1 60 253 8

36 1 7 40 267 9

23 2 4 7 80 106 290 10

202 12 15 6 52 6]5 27 878 1.537

)59

APPENDIX II VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Land Utilisation Data In Respect of Non-municipal Town's (Census Towns)

DISTRICT : DiBRUGARH

Land use ( i. e. area under different types of land use in hectores rounded to the nearest unit)

SI. Name of the town Total area Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cultivable waste Area not available No. and police station by source (including gau- for cultivation

within brackets char & ground)

1 2 4 5 6 7 8

1. Digboi oil Town 1157.58 1157 58

( Digboi P.S. ) hectors

2. Margherita Town 468.26 56.88 3.40 407.98

(Margherita P.S. ) hectors

3. Duliajan Oil Town 551.59 27.11 121.41 403.98

(Bardubi P.S.)

4. Namrup Town 586.39 18.21 568.18

(Joy pur P.S.)

3(jO

APPENDIX III VILLAGE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name ofP.S Name of Village Location Code Name of P.S Name of Village Location Code

Station Reserve Forest 03/5/1/1 Na-sai Gaon 03/5/1/77 (North Block)

SADIYA Diphu Gaon 03/5/1/79 Silghat Gaon 30/5/1/14 Chengchap Gaon No.2 03/5/1/83

, SAOlYA

Dibang Chapari 03/5/1/19 Chengchap Gaon No.3 03/5/1/84 Karmi Gaon 03/5/1/21 Netai Gaon 03/5/1/86 Rep<'t Gaon 03/5/1/23 Upan Balijan Gaon 03/5/1/90 Pachim Forest 03/5/1/26 Rongajan Gaon 03/5/1/97 Area (R.F) Kuhiar Bari Gaon 03/5}1/99 Tarani Gaon No. 1 03/5/1/32 Beel Gaon 03/5/1/103 Toribari Gaon 03/5/1/33 Pot ia Nndial Gaon 03/5/1/108 Borgara Asamia 03/5/1/36 Na-Bosa Gaon 03/5/1/112 Gaon No.3 Bosa Gaon No.1 03/5/1/113 Gousala Abor Miri 03/5/1/42 Boiragimoth Gaon 0315/1/119 Gaon No.2 Majuli Gaon 03/5/11Sl Bishnupur Paherkhowa 03/5/1/122 Chapakhowa Asamia 03/5/1/52 Gaon No.1

Nepali Gaon Desoi Miri Gaon 03/5/1/124 Kwndil Na-jhia Gaon 03/5/1/53 . Muluk Chapasi Gaon 03}5/1/137 Bishnupur Borghain 03/5/1/54 Purana Sadiya Gaon 03 }5/1/138 Gaon No.1 Malbhog Chapasi 03/5/1/141 Deopani Forest Area 03/5/1/69 Felai N.C 03/511/146 Kundil Kalia Forest 03/5/1/70 Powali pathar N.C 03/5/l/ln

Area Tengapani N.C 03/5/1/178

Tokajom Gaon No. ~ 03 /5/1/13 l<.~msan~ Forest Ga()n 03/5/1/180

36l

APPENDIX HI VtLLAGE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE .NO AMEN Tl[S .

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of P.S. Name of Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of Village location Cude

Hah Khati Forest 03/5/,/58 Rangajan Ga<>n No.2 [;3/5/2/185

DOOM Village DOOM

Kordoiguri Gaon No.2 03/5/2/198

DOOMA BQrpataar No.3 0/j/2/94 DOOMA Kordoiguri Gaon NQ. 3 ( )J~/2/202

DQrali No.2 03/5/2/97 parji Jan Gaon N9. 2 0:3/i/2/205

BOlaIi No.3 03/5/2/98 Bardubi T.E (172/169 03/S/2/232

Tezi Gaon 03/$/2/113 NLR)

Bora Chuk No .. ~ 03/S/2fl i4 Tara T.E (9 (C) WL) @3}5/ ~/255

N~m Ubon Gaon O~/5/2/126 Tara T.E (9 (A) WI.,) 03/$/2/258

Sam Mechai Gaon 03/6/2/163 Tara I.E (175/172 NLS) 0)15/2/268

No.3 Tara T.E (91 WL) 03j§/2/269

Tinga Mira Gaon 03}S/2/173 Tara T.E (37/91) 03/ /2/271

F~tikjan Gaon 03/5/2/176 Tara T.E (31 WL) 03/5/2/2"3

Na-Gaon Bapgali Oaon 03/5/2/178 Tara T.E (123 NLRI 03/N /280

Raja Gorh Gaon 03/5/2/180 Sitalpati 03/512/282

Hangajam Bloek Gaon 03/5/2/182 Chamoguri Gaon 03/5/2/295

Talap Gaon 03/5J2/183 Pabhajan Gaon 03/5/2/308

Talap Bagan Gaon 03/5/2/184 Raidan~ Pathar Gaon ('3/5/2/310

362

Name of P.S

APPENDIX III VILLAGE DIRECTORY , ' " ..

POLleE STATION WIS!}. LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

NaI\\e ~)f Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of Village --------------------------------------------------------

TlNSUKIA

Erasuti Gaon W othoi Ha bi Gaon ~ahjan Ga,on Gotong Ba~gali Gaon Wothoj Gaon Bajaltoli Bangali Bulupa,ra Gaon No.2 Nal<hrai Dhelceri Baghhari Okani1l'lariii 13anga1i Nakhrai B:mgali f(atibat Gilon No. 1 Hatibat GaQo No.2 Pural1imat~p\lI;lg No. 3 Behi~ting Gaon Dh~Uakhat. Gaon Tarajan Gaon Sakam Pukhuri Gaon Ahukhat Gaon Hatigarh Gaon

03/5/3/6 03/5/3/7 (}3t5/3/9

03/5/3/10 03/5/3/12 03/5/3/18 03/5/3/21 03/5/3/24 03/5/3/27 03/5/3/35 03/5/3/36 03/5/3/48 03/5/3/49 03/5/3/53 03/5J3i61 03/5/3/64 03/5/3/65 03/5/3/72 03/5(3/73 03/5/3/74

TINSUKIA

363

Disaqjan GaoQ ' .Bet jan Ba~gali Gaon Chandmari Bapgali Gaon Chandmari Gaon Bhimpara Gaon Nl)rsing Ga~>n Pa,tla Pathar NQ. 2 Dhekiajulii_ ~gali G~oQ

Jugi Pathar Gilon Kanjikhow~ T .E. aetQni Gao~ Changurai GiJ,oQ Dhekiagqri G~on Hebeda p~pgali

Chot!l HapjalD No.3 Tingrai Gaon

Lo~~tio~ Code

03/5/3/75 03/5/3/79 03Is/3/82

03/5/3/83 03/5/3/86 03/5/3/87 03/5/3/88 03;5/3/90

03/5/3/93 03/5/3/96

03/5/3/100 03/5/3/110 03/5/3/111 03/5/3/118 03/5/3/126 03/5/3/12~

Name of P S.

DIGBOI

ApPENbIX iiI vIltAGE DIRECtORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITlES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of Village

Gopanari Habi Gaon Panikhowa Bangali Gaon Raidang Bangali Gaon Oratajan Block Golai Gaon No.4 Golai Gaon No.5 Bhimpathar Forest Village Bebejia Gaon Duarimira Gaon No.1 Rahbari Hahkhati Gaon Phillobari Na-gaon Hollonguri Gaoo Holloog Na-Gaon

Location Code

03/'5/4/3 0315/4/11

03/5/-1/13 03/5/4/23 03/5/4/38 03/5/4/42 03/5/4/47

03/5/4/48 03/5/4/55

03/5/4()0

03/5/4/62 03/5/4/64 03/5/4/71

364

Name of P.S

DIGBOI

Name of Village

No.1 Tangana T.E. (108WL) Tangana (3W. L.) Doom Dooma Na-Gaon Mongong Gaon No.2 Mongong Ritupatbar Enthem Gaon Nagapathar N.':'. Tokopathar Hahsavapatbar Manmow Ullup M anrnow Ullup N.C. Longtikhak Pani Gaon Manmow Nonglai

Location Code

03/5/4/fJ.2 03/5/41~3

03}5/4}98

03/5/4/138 03/5}4/139 0~/5/4/140

03/5/4/142 0315/4/143 03/5/4/l44 03/5/4/146 03/5/4/147 03/5/4/149 03/5}4/152 03/5/4/i5S

APPENDlX III VILLAGE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of P.S. . Name of Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of Village Location Code

Janjlu Kuruka 03/5/5/1 Rod Gaon 03/5/5/72 Agbondha Bangali No 2 03/5/5/16

MARGHE Bisa Gaon No 2 03/5/5/84

MARGHE Makum Pathar No 2 03/5/5/19 Tirapmukh Gaon . 03/5/5/86 RITA RITA Ledo Namdang 03/5/5/37 Toklong Nepali 03/5/5/87 Rajkhowa Pathar No.2 03/ ;/5/40 Gaon No. 1 Dibong Gaon No 1 03/5/5/44 Toklong No. 1 03/5/5/89 Ningda Gaon 03/5/5/46 Hawai Pathar No. 1 03/5/5/90 Rajkhowa Pathar No. 1 03j5j5/4g Mulung Gaon 03j5/5/IJ?o Rathaduba Gaon 03/5/5/49 Lungsai 03/5/5/96 Pithaguti B~rj Gaon 03/5/5/53 Panchung No 2 03/5/5/98 Bapupathar No. 1 03/5/5/54 Lekhapani Nodi Kakh 03/5/5/106 Bapupa thar N,o. 2 03/5/5155 Jaguri F.V .. 03/5/5/120 Khomon Pathar No.2 03/515/56 Eight mile Abor Gaon 03/5/5/122 Pangna Gaon 03/5/5/58 Wara N.C. 03/SIS/ll7 Ubam Gaon No 1 03/5/5/60 Lekhapani Grant No. 03/5/5/137 Manu Gaon 03/5/5/61 20 (Section No.2) , Baghm ara Gaon 03/5/5/63 Parbatipur 03/5/5/143 Ledo Bangali Gaon 03/5/5/68

365

.000DUBl

AWi?:NOfX tn VILLAGE DIRt!tTO~Y titlUCE STAttON WISE LIST OF 'VittA~S WH£RE NO AMENITlES

OTHER TftAN DRINKlNO wAtER ARE AVAILABLE

BQ~b{leia ,B<?"aligaoo Bprbheta Kuhiiu Bad rdieti,lpath~r Gaoo kh~tlija;n GaQu, No 2 lIe~<1a G~on, No.3 tiriif4i :Hebeda No 2 Kliitijbari GC}Qo doki;an ta6n Baj~Jaoi r. E. {\V.L No 17) ~ajMrq Ail t.E. (WL No. 2Q/zn kftaria. Oa:oo Hu~aril (;a6fi No.2 b'o{jan iU~. Blspnu'tia (Jao" Hoog~Uan f E. (F.S No. 116) Hoogrijao Gaon Chaotal Basti SaJaguri Gaon

Loca.fion Code N~'me' of P.S. Nan\e of ViH6ge

03/5/6/4 001516/8 03/5/6/9

. 03/5/0/11

03/5/6/19 03/5/6/20 03/5/6/l6 03/5/6/27 03/5/6/28

03/5/6/82

03/5/6/33 03/5/6/34 03/5/6/39 03/5/6/42 03/5/6/45

03/5/6/46 03/5/6/47 03/5/6/54

366

BORDUBI

Langt<~~hi GtHibari ~ar~fii t .l!. (W' L.' No 19/23) l1az~hibi t.it lW.L,No. ~/6/19) Bambari GaQil M~ut G&at' ~b4ta{ eli\Jn~ Ga 00 . «i1inkanai Gaon "k~t~i.~DA\ii ~~on ~n\&,,~ G:aon Pl!odliowa t1~Q~ Oib10g tr:isuit ~aoD Arasi1(i N.t:~ B'alimara Oaon H09i'rijan naon ~'aqani P~(llar No.2 Kere~nl Gaoll No . .2 Digboi Pathar Gaon Tihirabali N.C,

t'OWtMh Code

03/5/6/57 QQ/~!6/61

03J5/6/62

03/5/6/6S 03/5/6/72 03/5/6/91

03/S/6/111. 03/$/6/126 03/5J6/l59 03/5/6/163 03/5/6/l76 03/5/6/177 03/5}6J203 03/5/6/236 03/5J6J28 1

03/5f6/29t 0315/61315 03/5/6/318

APPENDIX III VILLAGE DIRBCTORY

POLICE STATtON WI6E LIST OF VILLAOES WHfUlE NO AMENITIES

OTHER ''tHAN DltlNKING WATER ARE AVAILftBLtE

Name of P.S Name of Vltkt~ LocatiQ~ Code

CHABUA

Piporatoli (laM Nepaptur (jao" Bogdung Kinar Kharjan GaGA

Gindhakata No.1 N. C. Balijan Patti'ct.a BaJijan Garon Nadua GQbai ~fi Dinjan Chap~j Gaon F. S. (A) Dinjan Chapari Oaon F. S. (B)

367

03/';/7/1 03/5(112

03/5{1/15 03,:;/7116 {,3/5/7/lfJ 03J5J7J1.3 03/5/1124 03/S11152 03/5j"1Jf,J

03/517/&4

APPENDIX III VILLAOE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHBRB NO AMENITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name ofPS. Name of Village Location Code

Lamja~ Gaon 03/5/8/15

DIBRUGARH Mede1a Grant 03/5[8119

(No.3 LCR) Simaluguri Gaon 03J5/8J63 Numpurai Pathar Gaon 03/5/8/190

Rajgorh No. 2 03/5/8/191 Telpani Block 03/5/8/200 Kharikatia Gaon 03/5/8/215 Lahoal Grant 03/518/231 (No. 19/155) Harabari Grant 03/5/8/249 (No. 115 P.S) Maijan Hindu 03/5/8/270 Kadomari Samoni Gaon 03/5/S/273 Kachmani Pathar 0315/8/278

Gaon Laruparia Pathar 03J5/8/284 Guiphola Gaon 03/5/8/285 Borahi Da-Pathar 03/5/8/291 Nefafoo (200/198 03/5/8/301

NLR) Mohmara Nepali 03/5/8/302 Mohmara Kathani 03/5/8/304 Sessakush N.C. 03/5/8/307

Nipoon N.C~ 03f5/8/31l

368

APPENDIX III VILLAGE DIRECTORY

POLlCE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMBNITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVArLABLE

Name of P.S. Name of Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of ViUage

MORAN

Bardoloni Palhar Garihali\uk Chetia Gaon Teporchalibam Chetia Block Kalalur Namdang Block No.2 Hingarajan Gaon No Hingarajan GaoD No.2 Bezpathar Gaon No. l Deodhai Bongali D· hajan Gaon Naharani Block N.C. Tdunhari Barbam Gaon Diroighat Block No.2 Tetunbari Gaon Chakaha Gaon ]'-'0. 2 Cl1akalia Block No.3 Phatika'lowa Ahom

Gaon Kawaimari Gaon No. I Natun Maji Gaon Dighalia Hola Block Dighalia Hola Gaon Hachirathar Nepali Gaon Rachipathar Gaol1 No.3 Rachirathar Gaon No.2 Kawainari No.2 Dlkhari Nepali Gaon

03/5/9/3 03/5/9/10 03/5/9/1 I

03/5/9/21

03/5/9n5 O~ /51:} /26 03/5/9/31 03/;/<]/32 0:'/5/9/35 03/5/9/39 03/519/50

03/5/9/53 03/5/~/56

03/5/~/59

03/5/91 0 ('3/5/9/79

03/5/9/82 03/5/9/87

03/SI9/"3 03/5/9/')4 03/5/9/96

03/5/->/100

03/5/')1102

0:'/5/9/103 03/5/9/104

MORAN

3('9

Pena Block Sensowa Pukhuri Block Silputa Gaon No. 2 Moina Gaon No. 2 Moina Miri Block Moina Gaon No. 1

Moinatop N.C. Ahom Gaon Block N.C. Haldhibari Barpathar Dimowkinar Bongali Gaon Gergeri N C. Garaimari Gaon Borbill Bill Block Borbill Block Bahani Block Gaon No.2 M adhakali Grant (No. 128) Likumai Gaon No.2 Gajpuria Bangali Gaon Gajpuria Block No.2 Madhakali No.3 Ka<hipathar Gaon Khowang Grant (No .. 319) Tiliki Amguri Gaon Tiloibari Gaon Ghoraghas No. I Ghoraghas No. 3

Location Code

03/5/9/105 03/5/9/113

03/5/9/115 03/5/9/123 03/519/124 03/5/9/125 03/519/127 03/5/9/128

03/5/9/133 03/5/9/141

03/5/91156 03/5/9/158 03/5/9/159 03/5/9/160 03/5/9/167

03/5/1.)/170

('3(5/9/174 (;3/5/9/176 03/5/9/177 03/5/9/179 (13/5/9/186 03/5/9/187

03/5/9/190 OJ/S/9/1'}1 03/.'/9/196 03/S/9/}.01

Name ofP.S.

MoRAN

APPENDIX III VILLAGE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATI"ON W1SE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITlfS

. OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name of Village Location Code Name ofP.S Name of Village

. .f~til.<asI:iQWa 03/5/9/20!. Ramani Bhara!i Ga(Jn Ekarani Gaon NaIani N.C. Now Kata Gaon 03/5/9/203

MORAN Thengal Gaon

Samoguri Gaon 03/5/9{208 No.3 N. C. Raidingia .Seed 03/5/9/209 Thengal Gaon No. Grazing 3 N. C. Doomar . .DoIo~g 03/5/9[210 Ghuguloni Ahom GaonNo.A Bangali

Location. C.ode

03/5/9/25l. 0:'/5/9/255 03/5/9/256

03/5/9/257

03/5/9/264

Doomar Delong 03/5/Q/213 Kho'vvang Grant (No. 312) 03/5/9/267 Gaon No.3 Tiloijan T;E. (No. 26) 03/5/9/268 Tiloikinar Bangali 03/5{9{216 Tiloijan T.E. (T.P.l.) 03/5/9/270 GaQn Bamunbari Grant 03/5/9/272 Naharani Oaon No. r 03/5/0)/228 (No. 264 NLR) Bamunbari T.E. 03/5/9/236 Lengeri Gaon No.3 03/5/9/282 (320 NLR) Saloguri Gaon No. I 03/5/9/293 Bharali ~~ri 03{5/9/245 Saloguri Extension 03/5/9/298 Gaon No.3 Block No.2 Erameshlow NQ. 1 03/5/9/248 Bhogali Pathar E V. 03/5/9/3Qf)

370

APPENDiX III' ViLLAGE DtRE'CTORY

POLlCE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE' AVAILABLE'

Name of P.S. Narr.t: of Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of Village Location Code

JOYI'{.JR

Kuligaon No J

Kachalubam Gaon Gohain Pathar Gaon Salmari Gaon Pt. J 22 Nalani Karahna No.1 Tipomia Bangali No. 1 Surutanibam Gaon Gharbandi Bamunrukhuri Na-hula Gaon Bhalukaguri Gaon Borbil Baka.lial No.2 Kherani No 2 Borbil Block Dighlia Gaon No. I No.3 Dighalia Gerekoni GaonNo. 2 Gerekoni No 3 Gerekoni No.1 Diksam block gaon Nalani pathar Tipomia Gaol'. No.3 Sukani pathar block Dhunahola bamun Gaon Mohkhowa Gaon Lurormukh bakalial Gaon Kachalubam Gaon Kherani Gaon Rajabari Bam Gaon Longboi Pathar Gaon Chukar Pathar

03/5/1 ( /2 03/5/10/5 03/5/10/9

03}5/10/19 03/5/10/24 03/5/10/28 03/5/10/39 03/5/10/ ~O

03/5/10/43 03/5/10/46 03/5/10/57 03/5/10/58 03/5/10/59 03/5/ 0/73 03/5/10/74 03/5/10/86 03/5/10/91 03}5}1O}92

03/5/10/96

03/5/10/100 03/5/10/lOl 03/5/10/113 0: /5/10/115

03/5/10[118 03/5/10/120

03/5/10/121 03/5/10/122 03/5/10/125 03/5/10/132 03/5/10/133

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

Chakalia Pathar GaoB 03}5/10/136 No.1

JOYPUR No. 3 Na-Bhakatia 03/5/10/137 03/5/10/143 03/5/10/147 03/5/10/153

371

Mazgaon Ghahipathar Gaon Powali Pathar ;N.C. No.3 Tipomia Bangali No;,3' ,. 03/5110/154-,

Tipomia ~apgaJi'N(). 2 03/5/10/159 Sukimi Patbar GaoD 03/5/10/164 Borpathar Gaon 03/5/10/167 Betani Gaon No.2 03/5/10/169 No. I <Bortani 03/5/10/176 rI:) ishumaria. BOlpathar 03/5/10/178 Mahmara Ka-pabua 03/5/10/181 Gaon Longboi GaoD Tipomia. GaoD No.2 Tipomia Gaon No. 1 Keserugari Gaoll No.3 Dhowa Pathar No. 3 No.2 Mahmara Block No.5 Mahmara Block N.C. No 3 Mahmara Block No.4 Mahmara Block Kerang Gaon Mathaoni Grazing No.2 Godhabil Vriamguri Block Dhunda Nahar No. 1 Dhunda Nahar No.2 Deodhai Gaon

03/5/10/184 03/5/10/192 03/5/10/195 03/5/10/197 03/5/10/198 03/5{10/209 03/5/10/110

03/5/10/211 03/5/10/212 03/5/10/214 03/5/10/222 03/5/10/229 03/5jl0/235 03/5/10/240 03/5jl0/242 03/5jl0/244

APPENDix In VILLAGE DIRECTORY

POLICE STATION WISE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMEN!TU::.S

OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE

Name orp.s. Name of Village Location Code Name of P.S. Name of Village Location Code

No.2 DoJamuri 03/5/10/245 Juria Pukhuri 03/5/10/315

JOYPUR No. 1 Dolamuri 03/5/10/246

JOYPUR Ghilaguri Gaon 03/5/10(,18

Tarani Pathar Gaon 03/5/10/255 No.4 Balijan N.C. 03j5/J(I/319

No.2 Ghugulani 0315,10/264 Ghilaguri Gaon 03/5/10/316

No.2 Sukani 03/5/10/265 Barkhercrnia Gaon 03}5}10/318

Hapanlari Gaon 03/5/10/268 No.4 Balijan N.C. 03/5/10/319

Chakalia Gaon 03/5/10/269 Powali Pathar No. 1 03/5/.0/322

Dighalibil Block 03J5JIOJ273 Balijan Gaon No 1 0315110/325

Merbandha Gaon 03/5/10/2-:8 Longjong Gaon 0:: /5/10/328

No. 2 Panibura Pathar o /5/10/281) A lisign Gaon 03/5/10/330

Hamuktola Gaon 03/5/10/285 Tanti. Pathar Gaon 03(5/LO{334

Chengelijan Habi 03/5/10/288 Konwar Bam Gaon 03/5/10/336

No.2 Naga Gaon 03/5/101347

Chengelijan Habi No.1 03/5{JO/290 Hindu Gaon 03/5/10/355

Na,aon Dhadumia 03/5/10/296 Golai Bangali Gaon 03/5/ I 0/358

Hajua Pathar 03/5/10/298 Panidoria Naga Gaon 03/5/10/374

Hatjgarb Block 03/5/10/299 DilIi Panichukia F. V. 03/5/10/377

Disangkinar 03/5/ 10/308 Tiyakia Block Gaon 03/SI10/3S6

GbuguIani Da-pathar 03/5/10/309 Tipam Gaon 03 }5} 10/399

Gaon

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Note E~plaining The C'ode$ "ad In The Town Direct.,..

STATEMENT '·1

( i ) ( ii ) ( iii ) ( iv ) ( v )

Municipal Corporattion Municipal Committee Notified Area Committee Cantonment Board Census Towns

STATEMENT II

( i ) Riyt,; ( ii ) Canal,

ROADS

( i ) Pucca J-Road ( ii ) Kutcha Road

SYSTEM OF tIWE~40£

( iii ) ( iv)

( v ) ( vi ) ( vii ) ( viii )

Sewer Oren surface ;dra4'ftS

Box ·surface drains Sylk drains Ces) (Poo) Met hod Pit system

LATRINES

M. Corp .M.-C. N.A.C. C.R ·C.T.

,,R

C

·s 000 BSD tiD CD Pt.

( ix ) Public latrines ·.pb ( x ) Private latrine. '{'T.

METHOD OF ·m&PasAL cOF -NlOHT :SQU ..

( xi ) ( xii) ( xiii ) ( xiv ) ( xv )

HeaP . load B~s~~s

Wbeel-Barrows Septic Tank latrines Sewerage

,flJ. :.8 .m ST,

S PROTECTED WATER ~UPPLY

SOURCE AND CAPACITY OF ST,QRAO,E .SYST~

( xvi) ( xvii ) ( xviii) ( xix ) ( xx ) ( xxi)

OVel' lh.ad tank Service re~ervoir

River i{lfiltration gallery Bo~1 Pumpin& SJ8-tMl

Press ute- tank TubewetJ water/Head pump

175

·OHT . :tR l-W lawP tilT 'iW

( xxii) Tap water

, J~xx~ii) Well water , « xxt,,) Tank water

STATEMENT V"

MEDICAL INSTITUflONS

( i ) Hospital ( ii ) Dispensary

( iii ) Health Centre' Primary Health Centre

( iv )

( v ) ( vi ) ( vii ) ( viii)

( ix ) ( x)

Family Planning C~ntre , T B. 'Clinic

Nursing Home Others Ayurvedic Imtitutions

Homeopathic Tnctitution Unani

EDUCATItJNAL INSTITUTIONS

(xi) ( xii)

( xiii )

(xiv)

( xv )

( xvi)

( xvii) ( xviii) ( xix) ( xx )

Arts College only Scienee College only Arts and Science College only Commerce College only

Arts. and Commerce College

only Arts, Science and Commerce College

Law ColI<,ge Agriculture College Post Graduate Centre Indian Institute of Advanced Studies

1 W TK

H D

I-JC FC TB NH

o A

Horn.

U

A S ;

AS C

~C

Ase ~ Age PGe

liAS

VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTIONS

( xxi) Shorthand ( xxii) Typewriting

( xxiii) Short hand & Typewriting ( xxiv) Others "

SCHOOLS/LIBRARIES TC.

( xxv) P~irnary School

( xxvi f Nur~ary School ( xxvii) Central Research Institute

(xxviii) Sanskrit Tn)titution ( xxix) Hindi Institution '. :

( xxx) Adult Literacy Centre

( xxxi) Public Library ( xxxii) Reading Room

376

SH Type

, Sh.Type

o

Pro 1<r. CRI SI HI ALe PL RR

· I . •

TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS

TOWN STATEMENT-

Status and

SI. Name and Civic Adminis- Location Name of Area Number 01 No. tration Status of Town Code Police Station (in Sq.kms) Households POPlllation and

including Houseless

Households 1901 1911 1921 (in ]981 Census)

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9

1. Chabua (T. C. ) 03/5/VIII Chabua 0.94

2. Dibrugarh ( M. B. ) 03/5/IX Dibrugarh 13.72 } 1,227 14,563 16,007

( +29.71) (+9.92)

3. Digboi (T. C. ) 03/5/IY Digboi 4.03

4. DiSboi Oil (C.T.) 03/~/V Digboi 13.14

5. Doomdooma (T.e.) 03/5/1 Doomdooma 2.26 1,162

6. Duliajan Oil (CT.) 03/5JYlI Bardubi 1.80

7. Makum (T.C.) 03/S/1II Tinsukia 3.73

8. Margherita (C.T.) 03/SIYI Margherita 3.08

9. Naharkatia (T.C.) 03/S/X Naharkatia 7.24

10. Namrup (C.T.) 03/SjXI Joypur 581

\1. Tinsukia (M.B.) 03/S/1l Tinsuki<\ 13.1 ' 3106()

37~

DJaECTORY 1

Orowt11 History

Density m. Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses of ('ml . Sex Ratio No.

Census)

1931 1941 j{<9S1 1961 1971 . 198'1 1961 1971 1981 (;1:IlSUS 'C1:IlSUS 'Census

If) II 12 13 14 l§ 16 17 19 ~ I

2,533 3t fl88 ~1 ..... ( +53.49)

·18,7U 23,191 i7;Wt 58,480 80,348 651 719 - 2

( +17.04) (+23.79) (+63.82) (+53.93) (+3739)

18;235 lfi,538 713 776

(-9.31)

16,793 15,850 692 796 4

{-S.62)

1,900 2,177 3,099 8,192 10,510 540 698

( +63.51') (+14.50 (+42.35) (+ 164.34) (+28.30)

11,497 "'8 j

5,992 763 7

9,250 806 8

8,877 10,774 051 704 9

( +21.37)

7,972 586 ..... Ii

5,160 8,338 12,24:5 28,468 54,911 553 648 U

(+67.53) (+61.59) (+46.86) (+132.49) (+92.89)

TOWN STA TE ME NT-

Physical Aspects and

st. Name of Town Physical Aspects Name of road and

N~. R'ainfall ' Temperature (In centigrade) State R.Q. District R.Q.

(in MM) Maximum Minimum

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. Chabua (T.C.) 1941'0 38-0 4'0 Gauhati (472) Dibrugarh (29)

2. Dibrugarh (M.B) ;1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (443) Dibrugarh ( 0)

3. Digboi (T.C.) 2749'6 36'5 6'9 Gauhati (527) Dihrugarh (81)

4. Digboi Oil (C.T) 2118'90 34'4 94 Gauhati (527) Dihrugarh (84)

5. Doomdooma (T.e) 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (516) Dihrugarh (73)

6. Duliajan Oil (C.T) 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (523) Dihrugarh (80)

t Makum (T.e) . 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (501) Dibrugarh (57)

8. Marglierita (O.T) 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (538) Dihrugarh (95)

9. Naharkatia (T.e) 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (531) Dibrugarh (54)

10. Namrup (T .C) . 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (465) Dibrugarh (73)

It Tinsukia (M.B);' ' 1941'0 38'0 4'0 Gauhati (491) Dibrugarh (49)

380

DIRECTORY II Location of Town 1979

Dist!,lnce (in KM-)- From

Sub-Divisional/ Nearest City with , , Railway Bus Route Navi~~ble River/ Sl. Police Station Population of one Station Canal (if within No.

H.Q. Lakh and More 10 km)

8 9 10 II 12

Dibrugarh (29) Gauhati (472) Chabua (0) Chabua (0) 1

Chabua (0)

Dibrugarh (0) Gauhati (443) Dibrugarh (0) Dibrugarh (0) Brahmaputra (R).(O) 2

Dibrugarh (0) Tinsukia (3tl) Gauhati (527) Digboi (0) Digboi (0) 3 Digboi (0)

Tinsukia (34) Gauhati (527) Digboi (0) Digboi (0) 4

Digboi (0) Tinsukia (24) Gauhati (516) Doomdooma . Doomdooma 5 Doomdooma (0) (0) • (0)

Dibrugarh (80) Gauhati (523) Duliajan (5) Duliajan (0) Buridihing (R) 6

Bordubi (5) Tipling (R)

Tinsukia (9) Gauhati '(501) Makum (0) Makum (0) 7

Tinsukia (9)

Tinsukia (48) Gauhati (538) Margherita Margherita Buridihing (R) 8

Margherita (0) (0) (0)

Dibrugarh (54) Gauhati (531) Naharkatia Naharkatia 9

Joypur (8) (0) (0)

Dibrugarh (73) Gauhati (465) Namr.up (0) Namrup (0) Dilli (R) 10

Joypur (6) Buridihing (R)

Tinsukia (0) Gauhati (491) Tinsukia (0) Tinsukia (0) 11

Tinsukia (0)

toWtt STATEMENT-

Municipa1 . . - ~ .

.R~\p't .( _itl .~$... :1 • ..<;.)

SI. Na,me of Town Civic Receipt Revenue derived 90vemment Loan Advl\!lc~ No. Administration Through "rom Municipal Grant

Status Tax.es Properties and .~in 1~8Oj .ctc. .po.wers .apaIt

from taxation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Chabua T.C. 153 633 53 .-2. Dibrugarh 'M.B. 4,713 4,461 2,794 3,000 721

3. Digboi -t.C. 637 6 35'S

4. Digboi (oil) .:C.T. NA l(A NA NA NA

5. Doomdooma 'f.C .. 746 ~ ¥J

6. DuliajaJ,1 .( oil) G·T. NA NA 1'\A NA .NA.

7. Makum T.C. 45 342

8. Margherita C.T. NA NA NA NA NA

9, Naharkatia T.(:. 371 42 335 -10. Namrup c.r. NA NA NA NA N4

It. Tinsukifl- M.B 5,920 7,355 1.674

DHlECTORY In F_'le_ 1918-79

ExlMft4"U~ l in Its. -I. c. )

~r 'folaJ <Wneral P\lbliQ Public. P®{lO ~ic Other Total Sl. Sources Receipt A4minis- S-afety Healtl\. aml works I,"stit~tion (Specify) Expen- No. (Specify) tration Conve. diture

nie~

9 f(J IT n- 1"3" f4f fS f6 1'1 {

159 866 675 76 138 121 1.033

2,350 1,80,466 5,187 1,007 599 474 1,601 6,453 18,151 2

70 1,856 837 n 319 150 1,369 3

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 4

2,185 3,292 1,945 9'6 125 264 ~ 3',214 5

NA NA NA NlA NA NA Nit NN :t<rA d·

260 337 1169 ,. 322 49t 1

NA NA NA N.A NA NA NA NA NA 8

367 1,715 826 8 91 999 9

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 10

4.869 15,437 1,677 1,597 2,91'1 7,035 146 2,140 15,573 It

"tOWN STATEMENT-

Civic and; Other _.. .. ~. ~.-. . ..

Civic SchedUled Road System Number of Latrines S1. Name of Town "Adminis-" " Popu-· C:mes- - Length of " No. tration lation and" (in Km.) Sewerage Water Service Others

Status Scheduled Borne (in 1980) Tribes

Population

t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Chabua T.C. 5.69 KD 91 2 355

2. Dibrugarh M.B. PR 38.08 KD 1,251 6,160 KR 158.00 OSD

3. Digboi T.C. PR 5.08 KD KR 19.00

4. Digboi ( oil ) C.T. 43.50 OSD

S. Doomdooma T.e. PR 16.2R KD 313 (i49 90 KR 5.25

6. D'Illiajan oil C.T. PR 3.01 OSD 3,649 2,310 720 KR 3.00

7. Makum T.C. 50.00 KD 72 400 686 OSD

8. Margherita C.T. 6.00 KD

9. Naharkatia T.C. PR 6.02 KDjSD 241 50 1,800 KR 1.00

10. Namrup C.T. 54.00 OSD 2,971 362 180

11. Tinsukia M.B. PR 20.60 OSD 1,372 2,506 600 KR 35.49

384

DIRECTORY IV

Amenities 1979

Method Protected Water Supply Fire Electrification (Number of Connections) of --.....__ .. - Fighting Sl.

Disposal Source System of Service Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Others No. of of storage with Lighting

Night Supply capacity in (points) Soil Litres (in

brackets)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1

HL/ST T,TW Dihrugarh 225 4 120 60 1 MS,W (29)

HL/WB TW,W Yes 4,966 37 1,034 862 49 2

HL TW,W Yes 882 27 426 100 3

WB T Pf 50,0000 Yes 4300 105 55 600 30 4

gallons

WB TW Yes 354 150 269 114 10 5

ST T PT 17,00{) Yes 35,274 1,500 (;

HL/B TW,W Tinsukia 35() 36 150 40 7 (9)

NA TW NA Tinsukia 614 76 554 4 11 8

( 48)

HL/WB TW Yes 500 22 18 69 9

ST T SR 7.5 millions Yes \ 7,%5 200 35 3,000 12 10 gallons

WB T,TW OHT 50,000 Yes 3,382 356 2.851 738 11 gallons

385

TOWN STATEMENT-

Medical, Educational. Recreational

Medical Facilities Educational - ---'~---- "------- - ----~ --~"~-

Sl. Name of Town Popu- Hospitals! Beds in Arts/Science! Medical Engineering Polytechnics No. lation Dispen- Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

saries/T .B. Institu- Colleges Clinic tions (of degree

noted level in and

col. 4 above)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ----~-~-----------

1. Chabua D(l) A(t) Dibrugarh lorbat Dibrugarh TBC(I) C(l) (29) (164) (29)

2. Dibrugarh H(S),D(2) 1,047 A(3),C(2) Jorhat TB(l) AS(2),L(J) ( 136)

3. Digboi H(I) 40 AS,C(l) Dibrugarh Jorhat Dibrugarh (8' ) (217) (8 i)

4. Digboi Oil Town - H(1),D(2) 200 AS(I) Dibrugarh 10rbat Dibrugarb TB(I) (~j ) (117) ()o' J)

5. Doom Dooma H(I),D(l) 5 A(1),C(l) Dibrugarh Jorbat Dibrugarh (73) (209) (73)

6. Duliajan Oil Town H(I),O(4) 70 AS(I) Dibrugarh Iorhat - 1 (80) (2 16'

7. Makum D(l), 5 Tinsukia Dibrugarh Jorhat Dihrugarh H.C(1) (9) ('i7) (193) (57)

FC(J)

8. Margherita R(l) 25 A(l) Dibrugarh lorhat Dibrugarh FC(I) (95) (231) (95)

9. Naharkatia D(I) Joypur Dibrugarh Jorhat Dibrugarh FC(l) (8) (54) (190) (54)

10. Namrup H(l) 120 Joypur Dibrugarh Jorbat Dibrugarh 0(1) (6) (73) (209) (73)

11. Tinsukia H(4),O(I) 36 A(2),C(I) Dibrugarh Jothat

FC(l), TB( I) S(l} (49) (185)

386

DIRECTORY v And Cultural Facilities, 1979 .-

Facilities' No. of Recreational and Cultural Facilities ~-~--.---- --------- -, --.~-.--. ---~.

Recognis(d Higher Matricu- Junior Primary Adult Working Stadia Cinema Audi- Public SI. Shorthar:d Secondary! lation! Secon- Schools Literacy Women toria( Libra- No. Typcwri- Tnler- Secon- dary Classes/ Hostels Drama/ ries in-ting and 11 Icdiatc/ dary and Centres with Commu- eluding

Vocatioml[ PUC (Pre- Middle Number nity Reading Training U nivcrsity) Schools of Halls Rooms Institu- Junior Seats tions! College

others. Level) -----.

10 J 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

Type (1) 4 4 1 1

Short Type (1) 2 23 16 46 2 1 5 5 Other 2 Type (,-1.) 5

Type (3) 10 2 14 2 4 2 3

Type (1) 3 8 5 2 1 2 5 3 4

Type (2) 4 2 7 2 2 1 5

6 1 2 1 6

4 4 5 1 1 1 7

Type (l) 3 3 8 2 2 8

Type (I) 5 3 10 2 2 I)

2 6 2 1 10

Type (1) 11 9 6 11 1 4 2 5 ] I

Short Type (2)

3~7

TOWN STATEMENT-

Trade, Commerce, Industry Sl. Name of Town Name of three most important commodities Name of three most important commoditicos No. Imported Exported

----

1st 21ld 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Chabua Sugar Pulse Cloth Tea

2. Dibrugarh Cloth Foodgrain Medicine Tea Timber Mustard Seeds

3. Digboi Rice Hardware Cloth Petrolium Wax 1 imber

4. Digboi Oil Town Rice Textile Medicine Petrol Bitumen Timber Product

5. Doom Dooma Pulses Cloth Medicine Plywood Tea Timber

6. Duliajan Oil Town Pulses Sugar Salt Crude Oil Gas

7. Makum Rice Medicine Cloth Plywood Tea Timber

8. Margherita Cement Hardware Foodgrain Coal Timber Tea

9. Naharkatia Salt Cloth Medicine Tea Timber Crude Oil

10. Namrup Rice Pulses Salt Fertiliser Thermal Petrolium Power Product

11. Tinsukia Rice Pulses Sugar Tea Plywood K Oil

388

\

DIRECTORY VI And Banking 1979

1 5t

9

Tea

Wax

Petrolium Product

Plywood

Crude Oil

Plywood

Coal

Tea

Fertiliser

Plywood

Name of three important commodities Manufactured

2nd

10

Tiles

Petrolium

Wax

Timber Product

Gas

Tea

Plywood

Rly. Sleeper

Thermal Power

Tools and Nails

Number Number of Number of 81. of Agricultural NOll-Agricultural No.

Banks Credit Credit 3rd Societies Societies

II 12 13 14

Bricks 8 2

Timber 3 3

Sawing

Bitumen 2 4

Tea 2 5

1 6

Timber 7

Product

Tea 1 8

Backery 3 9

Petrolium 2 10

Product

Furniture 10 II