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sub-divisions (27* Gurhs and 9t Talooks included Jugdulpore 

 within the limits of which are several villages forming separate 

 charges) + 9 Zemindaries besides the five villages of Shawah for- 

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Gurhs. 



Dongur 



Narrainpore — 



Kolur 



Shampore 



Amramultee . . . 

 Pratatiapore.. . . 

 Amabeda ...... 



Antagurh 



Chota Dongur... 

 Bumnigurh .... 



Saliarah 



Jaitgiri.. , 



Mudhota 



Koomaconda , . . 



Barsoor 



Chindenar 



Tirthagurh .... 

 Kykagurh. 



Murdapar 



Chendergiri.. . . 



Bhanpore 



Murpar 



Makree 



Chitterkote 



Eirpond ,„ 



Kurrikotee 

 Bejeypore 



Number not known. 



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General description. 4. In Sir Richard Jenkins' Report on the 

 Nagpore Porvince, Bustar is described from hearsay and general 

 report as a " woody and a hilly tract, the villages of which alone 

 are cultivated and partially cleared of jungle" and although the 

 country has been more than once visited by Native officials of 

 inferior grades, yet this character has up to the present time been 

 carefully preserved, and no effort has hitherto been made by the 

 parent state to ascertain or control in any way the management of 

 this portion of the country, or to elicit and interfere or take an 

 interest in its condition and prospects. It is not therefore to be 



