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Every table on this site is a file you can take away and check. Six files, JSON and CSV, no sign-up, blanks preserved exactly as the sources left them.
Facility list, amenity table and the 2009 notification schedule.
A blank in the source is a blank in the file.
Reuse it, quote it, cite the date beside the figure.
Six files, no sign-up
Every table on this site is downloadable as JSON and as CSV under a licence that lets you reuse it, with no sign-up and no form. Each file carries the same dates, evidence labels and blanks the pages do. A blank stays a blank in the file: nothing was filled in to make a column look complete.
Every table on this site, as an open fileCompiled 4 August 2026 from the three source datasets. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
| File | What it holds | Records | Fields | Vintage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| facility-ledger.json | All 69 facility records with ledger status | 69 | 23 | Health as on 2018-08-15 and 2021-06-30, schools undated |
| facility-ledger.csv | The same 69 records, flat | 69 | 23 | Health as on 2018-08-15 and 2021-06-30, schools undated |
| village-amenities-census2011.json | 22 villages by 14 amenities | 22 | 52 | Census 2011, amenity reference year 2009 |
| village-amenities-census2011.csv | The same matrix, flat | 22 | 52 | Census 2011, amenity reference year 2009 |
| notified-villages-2009.json | The 22-village schedule of the 2009 notification | 22 | 14 | As on 2009-05-22, with Census 2011 counts alongside |
| notified-villages-2009.csv | The same schedule, flat | 22 | 14 | As on 2009-05-22, with Census 2011 counts alongside |
Where this comes from: Generated by build.py from census-amenities.json, health-education-facilities.json and villages-canonical.json, all edition 2026-08-04.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.
What this table cannot tell you It cannot give you the 396-column census extraction in full. These files carry the columns this site displays, plus the identifiers needed to rejoin them to the source workbook by village code.
What is deliberately not in these files
No class range or pupil count for any school, because no source used here has one. No health sub-centre name, because no current named list exists. No coordinates, boundary geometry or survey-number level data. No literacy, workforce, age or religion breakdown, because the Village Directory sheet does not carry them and the Primary Census Abstract was not part of the workbook. And no price, no land rate and no forecast of any kind, anywhere.
If you want the full 396-column census extraction rather than the columns shown here, the upstream file is census-amenities.json, 72 records, edition 4 August 2026, described in full on the page about how this was built.
How old each file is
Census-derived files describe 2009 and are published under Census 2011. Facility files are as on 15 August 2018 for Primary Health Centres, 30 June 2021 for Community Health Centres, and undated for schools. The village schedule is as on 22 May 2009. Every record carries its own date field, so the age cannot be lost when the file is reused somewhere else.
Attribution: Bhavik Sarkhedi, ORCID 0009-0005-8094-0688, Dholera Village Records, 10 August 2026. Reuse under CC BY 4.0. Corrections to corrections@dholera.life.