The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 12
The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 12
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— Of the total area of 4646 square miles, only 21 square miles were returned in 1883-84 as under cultivation, and 31 16 as cultivable waste. The chief crops are rice and areca-nuts. In 1 883-84, 437 acres were under rice (excluding the taungyas), 1524 acres under areca-nuts, and 34 acres under mixed fruit-trees. The cultivation is almost entirely carried on in taungyas or nomadic clearings in the hills, except near Pa-pun, and in the areca-nut groves, which are permanent.
Area (1883-84) under t...aungya cultivation, 11,270 acres; total area under actual cultivation, 13,265 acres.
The revenue is raised almost entirely from the land and capitation taxes, and amounted in 1883-84 to ;^i964, of which £^^0 was land revenue. Area of reserved forests, 70 square miles. The education of the District is carried on by the Buddhist priests. Dispensary at the head-quarters station Pa-pun; number of patients treated (1883-84^, 2814. Rainfall (1883), 127-19 inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Of the total area of 4646 square miles, only 21 square miles were returned in 1883-84 as under cultivation, and 31 16 as cultivable waste. The chief crops are rice and areca-nuts. In 1 883-84, 437 acres were under rice (excluding the taungyas), 1524 acres under areca-nuts, and 34 acres under mixed fruit-trees. The cultivation is almost entirely carried on in taungyas or nomadic clearings in the hills, except near Pa-pun, and in the areca-nut groves, which are permanent.
Area (1883-84) under t...aungya cultivation, 11,270 acres; total area under actual cultivation, 13,265 acres.
The revenue is raised almost entirely from the land and capitation taxes, and amounted in 1883-84 to ;^i964, of which £^^0 was land revenue. Area of reserved forests, 70 square miles. The education of the District is carried on by the Buddhist priests. Dispensary at the head-quarters station Pa-pun; number of patients treated (1883-84^, 2814. Rainfall (1883), 127-19 inches.
Digiti zed by Google 176 SAMADHIALA—SAMADHIALA CHAR AN.
What to read after The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunter, William Wilson, Sir, 1840-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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