Jagannath Prasad, Ganjam

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Jagannath Prasad
Town
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Jagannath Prasad
Location in Odisha, India
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Jagannath Prasad
Jagannath Prasad (India)
Coordinates: 19°58′N84°46′E / 19.97°N 84.77°E / 19.97; 84.77 Coordinates: 19°58′N84°46′E / 19.97°N 84.77°E / 19.97; 84.77
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Orissa Flag(INDIA).png Odisha
District Ganjam
Named for Lord Jagannath
Government
  TypeDemocratic
  BodySarpanch (Head of Village)
   Member of Legislative Assembly Bikram Keshari Arukha(Bhanjanagar-BJD)
   Member of Parliament Dr. Achyuta Samanta(Kandhamal-BJD)
Elevation
11 m (36 ft)
Population
 (2011)
  Total79,901 (JNP Block) [1] 4,527 (JNP Only) [2]
Languages
  Official Odia
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
761121
Telephone code 06818
Vehicle registration
  • OR-07
  • OD-07 (Chhatrapur RTO)
  • OD-32 (Bhanjanagar RTO)
District Ganjam
Panchayat samiti (block) Jagannathprasad
Legislative Assembly Constituency Bhanjanagar
Parliament Constituency Kandhamal
Website odisha.gov.in

Jagannath Prasad is a small semi-urban town in Odisha, India. Jagannath Prasad is located on State Highway No.21, connecting Bhanjanagar to Nayagarh.

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Demographics

As of 2011 India census, Jagannathprasad had a population of 4,527. Males constitute 50.98% of the population (i.e. 2308) and females 49.02% (i.e. 2219). 10.13% of the population (i.e. 459) is under 6 years of age. [2]

Jagannath Prasad Block

List of all towns and Villages in JAGANNATH PRASAD Block of Ganjam district, Odisha with population details according to 2011 census data. [1]

#VillagesPopulation
1Akulakumpa101
2Alasuguma2,986
3Alladi1,301
4Angyaprasad1,107
5Banikhola40
6Barabara55
7Beguniadiha380
8Bhabasara811
9Bhuktabhumi747
10Bhusandapala855
11Bijayadhanurjayapur1,379
12Budurungu1,070
13Chadheiapalli2,215
14Chancharapalli190
15Charikonia1,029
16Chelakhai57
17Chhamunda3,686
18Chikili1,234
19Chopara1,682
20Deullapalli70
21Dhimiripalli126
22Dhodapalli634
23Dungapalli559
24Ekagharia131
25Ekaghariapalli186
26Gadisapalli727
27Gandadhara1,053
28Ganiapalli194
29Gochabadi1,803
30Gundurisahi671
31Haripur1,229
32Jagannathprasad4,527
33Jagannathpur361
34Jamagarada802
35Jhadabhumi1,879
36Jhadasahi612
37Jirabadi2,366
38Jodabandha644
39Kadapada1,434
40Kaduamangarajpur1,966
41Kamasaragada2,408
42Kandarasingi1,356
43Kandhanuapalli1,128
44Karadapalli357
45Khairanati763
46Khamarapalli1,353
47Kriadhara139
48Kumpapada2,945
49Kumunda1,170
50Kumundi622
51Kusapali752
52Lepa332
53Mahuliagada484
54Malingi603
55Mentapur864
56Nada959
57Paikarapalli798
58Panchabhuti4,649
59Pandiripada180
60Pankalasahi670
61Pantiama21
62Pattadhara2,441
63Pelapada383
64Ranibhumi617
65Rauti1,891
66Sarakumpa564
67Singipur1,654
68Sisunda1,240
69Sorisamuli666
70Sugumu195
71Talaponka113
72Tamanada1,329
73Taraffa778
74Tentulia832
75Tholanda1,446
76Tikarapalli300

Geography

Latitude 19.9406685 Longitude 84.9125509 It is in the 11 m elevation(altitude) above sea level.

Weather and Climate

Jagannathprasad is hot in summer, the highest day temperature ranges between 30°C to 37°C. The average temperature of January is 23 °C , February is 24°C, March is 28°C, April is 30°C, May is 31°C.

Famous places

The following are popular recreational spots of Jagannathprasad:

Transport

It is perfectly connected by all channels of transport with other major cities of Odisha, such as the Capital City Bhubaneswar and the Silk City Berhampur.

Banks

ATMs

Education institutions in Jagannath Prasad

Elementary and Higher Secondary Schools

Colleges

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References

  1. 1 2 "Villages & Towns in JAGANNATH PRASAD Block of Ganjam, Orissa".
  2. 1 2 "Jagannathprasad Village Population - JAGANNATH PRASAD - Ganjam, Orissa".