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MATHURA A GAZETTEER,
edited and compiled by, D.L. DRAKE-BROCKMAN [1911]

DIRECTORY

USPHAR, Tahsil MUTTRA.

A village distant seven miles from Muttra in 27°26'N. and 77°38'E., on the unmetalled road to Sonkh. The village has an area of 1,247 acres and the population in 1901 numbered 2,089 persons, of whom 1,059 were Hindus and 1,030 were Muham­madans. The predominant Hindu caste is that of Kachhwaha Rajputs, the ancestral proprietors of the village; nearly the whole of the proprietary rights, however, have passed into the hands of Babu Narain Das, a Bania. The village contains a primary school and is assessed to a revenue demand of Rs. 2,751.