Jagannath Prasad | |
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Town | |
Nickname: JNP | |
Coordinates: 19°58′N84°46′E / 19.97°N 84.77°E Coordinates: 19°58′N84°46′E / 19.97°N 84.77°E | |
Country | India |
State | Odisha |
District | Ganjam |
Named for | Lord Jagannath |
Government | |
• Type | Democratic |
• Body | Sarpanch (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) | |
• Total | 79,901 (JNP Block) [1] 4,527 (JNP Only) [2] |
Languages | |
• Official | Odia |
Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
PIN | 761121 |
Telephone code | 06818 |
Vehicle registration |
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District | Ganjam |
Panchayat samiti (block) | Jagannathprasad |
Legislative Assembly Constituency | Bhanjanagar |
Parliament Constituency | Kandhamal |
Website | odisha |
Jagannath Prasad is a small semi-urban town in Odisha, India. Jagannath Prasad is located on State Highway No.21, connecting Bhanjanagar to Nayagarh.
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]
List of all towns and Villages in JAGANNATH PRASAD Block of Ganjam district, Odisha with population details according to 2011 census data. [1]
# | Villages | Population |
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1 | Akulakumpa | 101 |
2 | Alasuguma | 2,986 |
3 | Alladi | 1,301 |
4 | Angyaprasad | 1,107 |
5 | Banikhola | 40 |
6 | Barabara | 55 |
7 | Beguniadiha | 380 |
8 | Bhabasara | 811 |
9 | Bhuktabhumi | 747 |
10 | Bhusandapala | 855 |
11 | Bijayadhanurjayapur | 1,379 |
12 | Budurungu | 1,070 |
13 | Chadheiapalli | 2,215 |
14 | Chancharapalli | 190 |
15 | Charikonia | 1,029 |
16 | Chelakhai | 57 |
17 | Chhamunda | 3,686 |
18 | Chikili | 1,234 |
19 | Chopara | 1,682 |
20 | Deullapalli | 70 |
21 | Dhimiripalli | 126 |
22 | Dhodapalli | 634 |
23 | Dungapalli | 559 |
24 | Ekagharia | 131 |
25 | Ekaghariapalli | 186 |
26 | Gadisapalli | 727 |
27 | Gandadhara | 1,053 |
28 | Ganiapalli | 194 |
29 | Gochabadi | 1,803 |
30 | Gundurisahi | 671 |
31 | Haripur | 1,229 |
32 | Jagannathprasad | 4,527 |
33 | Jagannathpur | 361 |
34 | Jamagarada | 802 |
35 | Jhadabhumi | 1,879 |
36 | Jhadasahi | 612 |
37 | Jirabadi | 2,366 |
38 | Jodabandha | 644 |
39 | Kadapada | 1,434 |
40 | Kaduamangarajpur | 1,966 |
41 | Kamasaragada | 2,408 |
42 | Kandarasingi | 1,356 |
43 | Kandhanuapalli | 1,128 |
44 | Karadapalli | 357 |
45 | Khairanati | 763 |
46 | Khamarapalli | 1,353 |
47 | Kriadhara | 139 |
48 | Kumpapada | 2,945 |
49 | Kumunda | 1,170 |
50 | Kumundi | 622 |
51 | Kusapali | 752 |
52 | Lepa | 332 |
53 | Mahuliagada | 484 |
54 | Malingi | 603 |
55 | Mentapur | 864 |
56 | Nada | 959 |
57 | Paikarapalli | 798 |
58 | Panchabhuti | 4,649 |
59 | Pandiripada | 180 |
60 | Pankalasahi | 670 |
61 | Pantiama | 21 |
62 | Pattadhara | 2,441 |
63 | Pelapada | 383 |
64 | Ranibhumi | 617 |
65 | Rauti | 1,891 |
66 | Sarakumpa | 564 |
67 | Singipur | 1,654 |
68 | Sisunda | 1,240 |
69 | Sorisamuli | 666 |
70 | Sugumu | 195 |
71 | Talaponka | 113 |
72 | Tamanada | 1,329 |
73 | Taraffa | 778 |
74 | Tentulia | 832 |
75 | Tholanda | 1,446 |
76 | Tikarapalli | 300 |
Latitude 19.9406685 Longitude 84.9125509 It is in the 11 m elevation(altitude) above sea level.
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.
The following are popular recreational spots of Jagannathprasad:
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