I wish to get Haryana and Punjab village boundaries but I can't find them in this repository. Can you direct me to the required files?

Please check the link for specific state wise village boundaries, Sikkim link is pointing to GJ.

Also, OR1 and OR2 are showing to OR1.

Thanks!

duplicates are in the download sections for Sikkim and Odisha 2:
https://projects.datameet.org/indian_village_boundaries/

Limit the attribute name length to 8 characters, so when someone converts maps into shape files there will be no issues.

1. Can we make them CSV? So someone can open in excel.
2. While generating CEN_2001 I had assumed a fixed length for District Code, Sub-District Code, Village Code 2001; so the Key is always of a fixed length. I want to do the same for 2011. I will add a column to the CSV or TXT file you have added CEN_2011 which will have the code.
3. I will also add a column called CEN_2001 which exists in map. This way it could be easy look up instead of some end used doing concat.

@avinashcelestine
I can do all 1-3. Just want to know your opinion.

I need telangana state village and ward level boundaries in shape file or geojson format.
If any one having please revert me.

It gets added by default anyway

The Census of India 2011 coding sequence is described as follows, from

DESCRIPTION OF CODING SEQUENCE FOR LOCATION CODE DIRECTORY

As per the recommendations of the MDDS Committee a new coding pattern for various geographical entities has been devised. The Location Code Directory has been provided unique codes on All India basis which can be used for various e-Governance purposes. The coding convention used is as described below:

1. The State code of 2 digits within India has been used similar to the one used in earlier census.
2. The District code of 3 digits continuous code within India has been given.
3. The Sub-district code of 5 digits continuous code within India has been used.
4. The Village code of 6 digits has been used continuous code within India. Range of 000001 – 799999 has been kept for Villages. The Census Towns and OGs which are treated as urban for census purpose have also been included in the Rural Directory. The town code (only statutory towns) have been numbered within India. The town code range is 800001 - 899999.

Further, the provision for new addition, merger or split cases shall be as follows:
Addition Cases:
In case of addition of new Villages/Towns/Sub-DTs/DTs, the new geographical entity shall be added at the end with an incremental code for that geographical entity.
Merger Cases:
In case of merger, the original code of merging geographical units shall be frozen and a new single incremental code shall be given to the merged unit at the end of the corresponding geographical entity.
Split Cases:

In case of split cases the original single code shall be frozen and new individual incremental codes shall be provided at the end of the corresponding geographical entity.

GitHub previews .geojson files.

Ref: @srravya

Hi,
Do you have the updated maps for Rajasthan?
Thanks

While looking for AP village boundaries I found this repo(AP hasn't been done yet I guess) and am trying to figure out the process that goes into creating these shape files? Is there a tutorial or some documentation somewhere?

Basically I would like to extract boundaries from this pdf - http://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/maps/atlas/28part32.pdf and use them in a visualization that can zoom in and out of just village/mandal/district shapes.

3001000440116000 - Sanquelim is incorrect; needs to be about 14.7 sq km (according to census tables for towns) http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/DCHB.html

when tracing the census maps, it is very difficult to tell the boundary between this and Carapur.

If you need a map or gis to update, let me know.

Thanks!
Justin

So we can allow others to index the data.

Starting off a thread to work on getting this together.

Some work is going on at DataMeet Pune chapter:
https://github.com/datameet-pune/datameet-pune.github.io/wiki/Maharashtra-Villages-mapping