What does Ambli village in Dholera have?

Ambli had 7 of the fourteen everyday amenities recorded inside the village by Census 2011, and Census 2011 counted 2,197 people in 405 households there.

Village record

Ambli

Ambli is village code 511905, number 17 of the 22 villages notified as the Dholera region in 2009. This page is everything the public record holds about what a household here can reach.

7 of 14everyday things recorded inside the village

Census of India 2011, Village Directory. Surveyed 2009.

2,197people, in 405 households

Census of India 2011 enumeration.

5,561hectares of land

About 55.6 square kilometres.

The fourteen marks for Ambli

Solid marks, left to right: Primary, Sub-centre, Tap water, Drainage, Bus service, Pucca road and PDS shop.
Census of India 2011, village code 511905, amenity reference year 2009. Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What is in the village

Inside the village boundary in 2009 the census recorded primary school, primary health sub-centre, tap water, treated or untreated, any drainage, closed or open, public bus service, black-topped pucca road and public distribution system shop. For drinking water it recorded Tap water, untreated and Tank, pond or lake. For drainage it recorded Open drainage and Open kuccha drainage. Mains power for the home was available 24 hours a day in summer and 24 hours in winter, with 8 hours a day for farming.

On roads and approach it recorded State highway, Major district road, Other district road, Black-topped pucca road, Gravel kuchha road, Water-bound macadam, All-weather road and Footpath. For ways of getting about it recorded Public bus service, Railway station, Auto or modified auto, Van, Tractor and Animal-drawn cart. Among everyday services it recorded Anganwadi centre, ASHA worker, Mobile phone coverage, PDS shop and Assembly polling station.

Recorded as absent in Ambli: Private bus service, Taxi, Ferry service, ICDS centre, Post office, ATM, Commercial bank, Co-operative bank, Weekly haat, Public library, Sports field and Community centre. Every other line in the same group carries an answer, so nothing here is a guess about a missing cell.

The fourteen household amenities for AmbliCensus 2011, Village Directory, amenity reference year 2009. This is 2009 field condition and not current condition.

The fourteen household amenities for Ambli
Amenity	Where the source puts it	Year
Pre-primary school (nursery, LKG, UKG)	5 to 10 km away, nearest at Dholera	2009
Primary school	in this village, 1 recorded	2009
Middle school	not recorded: the source prints N.A. (not applicable)	2009
Secondary school	5 to 10 km away, nearest at Dholera	2009
Senior secondary school	10 km or further away, nearest at Dhandhuka	2009
Primary health sub-centre	in this village, 1 recorded	2009
Primary Health Centre	5 to 10 km away	2009
Community Health Centre	10 km or further away	2009
Tap water, treated or untreated	in this village	2009
Any drainage, closed or open	in this village	2009
Public bus service	in this village	2009
Black-topped pucca road	in this village	2009
Commercial or co-operative bank	10 km or further away	2009
Public distribution system shop	in this village	2009

Where this comes from: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook, Village Directory, Gujarat (state 24), village code 511905, row 5389 of sheet Village_Data_2400.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot tell you how many pupils, how many beds or how many staff. The Village Directory carries a count column for schools and health centres only, and for Ambli the health-centre staffing columns are present and printed on the healthcare page.

What has to be travelled for

Here is what the village did not have, and how far the census put the nearest one: pre-primary school (nursery, lkg, ukg), 5 to 10 km away at Dholera, secondary school, 5 to 10 km away at Dholera, senior secondary school, 10 km or further away at Dhandhuka, primary health centre, 5 to 10 km away, community health centre, 10 km or further away and commercial or co-operative bank, 10 km or further away.

How far each thing is. A solid square on the left means it was recorded inside the village. Anything further right was not in the village, and the column it sits in is how far the census put the nearest one. The scale is banded rather than measured because the source records only a band code: a for under 5 km, b for 5 to 10 km and c for 10 km and over. A short line at the left means the source cell is blank or prints N.A., which is not the same as a zero. Census 2011, amenities surveyed in 2009.

The source leaves middle school unanswered for this village, so those cells print a blank and not a zero.

Facilities the newer records place here

Facility records placed in Ambli by the newer sourcesHealth as on 15 August 2018 and 30 June 2021. School rows carry no as-on date. This is a different vintage from the census table above and is kept separate.

Facility records placed in Ambli by the newer sources
Facility	Class	Status	UDISE code	As on	Evidence	Publisher
Ambali Primary School	School	Listed, not verified	24071300301	no as-on date	REPORTED	schools.org.in (third-party aggregator, NOT a government source)

Where this comes from: health-education-facilities.json, edition 2026-08-04.
Village matched to the 2009 notification spelling by: source-declared variant.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot confirm the 1 school row that rest on a third-party aggregator. That aggregator states no reference year and its own disclaimer says its information is user-generated. Those rows are printed as listed, not as operating.

How old this record is, and the village's own identifiers

The amenity picture above is seventeen years old. Nothing built in the Dholera region after 2009 appears in it. The facility table is eight years old for Primary Health Centres, five years old for Community Health Centres, and carries no date at all for schools. Where Ambli appears under a different spelling, this register keeps each source's own version rather than choosing one: Ambli in the gazette 2009, Ambali in the dsirda dp villages map and Ambli in the census 2011.

How big the village is, drawn to scale. The heavy square is the land area of Ambli and the thin square behind it is the largest of the 22 villages, so you can see the difference at a glance. The dot is sized from the 2011 population and sits at the centre of the square, not at the settlement. This is a scale drawing and NOT a village boundary: no source used here carries boundary geometry. Area from Census 2011, column 24.

Below are the identifiers you need if you want to look this village up in any government system yourself. The census code is the one that matters most, because it does not change when a spelling does.

2011 census code: 511905
Census spelling: Ambli
Taluka in 2009: Dhandhuka
Sub-district in 2011: Dhandhuka (03787)
Gram panchayat: AMBLI (0033)
CD block: Dhandhuka (0066)
Schedule serial: 17 of 22, gazette page 40
Survey numbers: 1,084 as on 2009-05-22
Notified area: 55.2044 sq. km as on 2009-05-22
Geographical area: 5,560.78 ha, Census 2011
Population 2011: 2,197 (1,169 male, 1,028 female)
Households 2011: 405
Activation area: no
Sub-district HQ: DHANDHUKA, 37 km
District HQ: AHMADABAD, 110 km
Nearest statutory town: DHANDHUKA, 37 km

Town planning scheme membership: Draft TPS No. 1 (draft/sanctioned).

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