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1.6 SOIL The soil of the district are mostly alluvial, black lateritic and red and saline. The texture is sandy loam or clay loam. Silted soils are available near river banks. The soil reaction is mostly acidic in all blocks except Patrapur block where the soil is neutral. Available N-P-K are mostly low, low to medium and low respectively. Soil salinity is found in blocks like Khalikote, Ganjam, Chatrapur, Rangeilunda and Chikiti. 1.7 FOREST The District has sizable forest cover with 3149.9 Sq.Kms of forest areas which is 37% of the total geographical area of the District. It comprises of 3 Forest Divisions i.e. Ghumsur (North), Ghumsur (South) and Berhampur Division. The classification with area in Sq. kms. are. Classification of forest Area in Sq.Kms. 1. Reserve Forest 1485.69 2. Demarcated Protected forest 143.59 3. Un-demarcated Forest 1167.36 4. Un-classified Forest 0.86 5. Other Forest 352.45 Total: 3149.90 Major portion of the forests are located in Sorada, Kodala, Khallikote, Imana,Karachuli, Buguda, Tarasingi, Gallery, Dholpita and Durga Prasad areas.The main forest products are timber, bamboo, myrabolin, tamarind, mahua, sal, resin, kenduleave, siali leaves, sal leaves & neem & karanja seeds. 24
1.8 River System and Streams The Bay of Bengal touches the eastern frontier of Ganjam district and its coast extends over 60 Kms. It provides unique oppertunity for fishing and port facility at Gopalpur for international trade. The rivers like Rushikulya, Dhanei, Bahuda, Ghoda Hada are the prominent ones which govern the agriculture and power sectors of the district. The vast river basine of Rushikulya provides grand potential for exploitation of ground water. How ever the rivers only navigable during the rain season only. The Chilika lake which attracts international tourist known for its scenic beauty and a marvalous birds centuary is situated in the eastern part of district. Since the hills of the District are close to the Sea, the rivers flowing from the hills are not very large and so they are subject to sudden flood. There are certain small perennial streams in the tribal interior pockets as well as coastal region of the District. The Jayamangal Canal is the largest natural canal in the District. This stream has a potential additional irrigational facility. 1.9 Minerals. Ganjam, District is famous for “Rare Earth”, Minerals sands and soap stones etc. The chief economic mineral found in the District are Abrasives and Grinding materials, Limestone(Kankar), Manganese, Monazite, Garnetiferrous Granities and Charano Kites are used for manufacture of Grinding stones in the District. 1.10 Human Resources. As regards the demographic profile, the total population of the District is 31.37 lakhs according to 2001 census. Out of which 15.69 lakhs are male and 15.68 lakhs are females. The SC population is 17.91 % and ST population is 2.93 %. The population growth rate is 1.3%. As per 1991 census, the Total Fertility Rate (T.F.R) for Ganjam District was 3.7%, which is expected to be 2.8% by 2006. As regards population growth rate, Ganjam records 1.3% compared to all Orissa figure of 1.8% and all India figure of 1.9%. So far as life expectancy is concerned, in 1991 the life expectancy of male was 57.7 years and for female 58.1 years which is expected to be 63 year for male and 64 for female by 2006. The sex ratio of Orissa is 927/1000 and of Ganjam is 1000/1000 which is a positive sign. 25
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3 Chikiti Madhabandha HS, Chikiti B
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1. BERHAMPUR MUNICIPALITY PLAN PROP
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5 KODALA N.A.C Plan item Descriptio
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11. KABISURYANAGAR NAC Plan item De
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16. KHALLIKOTE NAC. Plan Item Impro
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HEALTH AND SANITATION ANM center Jh
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EDUCATION, WOMEN AND CHILD WELFARE
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