Chittora
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| Chittora | |||||
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| Coordinates | 26°38′16″N 75°42′15″E / 26.63764°N 75.70421°E | ||||
| Country | India | ||||
| State | Rajasthan | ||||
| District(s) | Jaipur | ||||
| Subdistrict(s) | Phagi | ||||
| Parliamentary constituency | Dausa | ||||
| Assembly constituency | Chaksu[1] | ||||
| Population • Density |
3,170[2] • 134 /km2 (347 /sq mi) | ||||
| Time zone | IST (UTC+05:30) | ||||
| Area • Elevation |
23.69 square kilometres (9.15 sq mi)[3] • 383 metres (1,257 ft) | ||||
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Chittora is an ILRC and village in Phagi Tehsil in Jaipur district, Rajasthan.[4]
Chittora has seven patwar circles - Chittora, Jhadala, Dabich, Pahariya, Peepla, Basri Jogiyan and Manpur Gate.
Based on 2011 census, Chittora has 392 households with total population of 3,170 (53.53% males, 46.47% females). Total area of village is 23.69 sq kms. There is one primary school and one post office in the village.
Villages in Chittora
| Patwar circle | Village |
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| Chittora | Chittora |
| Jhadla | Kantoli |
| Khijoriya | |
| Jhadla | |
| Dabich | Dabich |
| Dabich Goojaran | |
| Dabich Maliyan | |
| Fateh Rampura | |
| Pahariya | Pahariya |
| Bokrawas | |
| Shri Jaipalpura @ Goojronwala | |
| Peepla | Deomand |
| Peepla | |
| Barhali | |
| Beerampura | |
| Mustafabad @ Masta | |
| Basri Jogiyan | Kundan Pura |
| Narayan Pura | |
| Basri Jogiyan | |
| Sitarampura | |
| Manpur Gate | Chandawas |
| Pratappura | |
| Manpur Gate | |
| Shrirajpura | |
References
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ILRC Renwal | |
ILRC Vatika, Sanganer tehsil | |
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ILRC Teetriya, Chaksu tehsil | |||
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| Phagi tehsil | ILRC Madhorajpura | ILRC Kadera, Chaksu tehsil |
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