One-time snapshot · 31 Oct 2026 · not updated. This was FarmBot's first look at the fields, made before the exact field edges were marked. It used a rough box around the village and square boxes around each plot. We keep it for reference and will not update it. New to satellite words? Read What the satellite sees. Current site · Pond fields (weekly) · Temple plot (weekly)
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Nilabadi (Neelabadi) · Bandhugaon · Koraput

Village snapshot

Official 2011 records plus a 2.2 km satellite view. The full village-wide view is coming soon.

Official records

Nilabadi in numbers

From the Census of India 2011 village records and the Local Government Directory, via Odiapedia. These figures are from 2011 and may have changed.

2,123

people in 476 households (Census 2011).

511 ha (about 1,263 acres)

village area; about 416 ha (about 1,028 acres) net sown, 173 ha (about 427 acres) irrigated from canals (Village Directory).

Paddy

main crop listed, followed by lemon grass and cotton. Government village code (LGD) 428775, Neelabadi gram panchayat.

Satellite snapshot · 2.2 km box

Green now, brown in March

Across a 2.2 km box around the village point, mean greenness score (NDVI) was 0.77 on 21 Oct 2026 (96% of squares above 0.5), against 0.37 on 12 Mar 2026 (18%). 74% of the box gains more than 0.3 greenness between the dry season and the monsoon. That is the signature of a single rain-fed monsoon (kharif) crop. Seen by satellite

Sentinel-2 true colour of the village box
How to read this: this is how the area looks to the eye from space. Dark green is trees, lighter green is fields, white or grey is cloud or buildings.True colour, 21 Oct 2026.
greenness map, recent
How to read this: green = leafy plants, yellow = thin plants, red = bare soil or no plants.Greenness map, 21 Oct 2026.
greenness map, dry season
How to read this: same colours as the map beside it. In March most fields are bare, so the map is mostly yellow and red.Greenness map, 12 Mar 2026 (dry season).
Seasonal greenness change map
How to read this: orange areas got greener in the monsoon (mostly crop fields). Pale and purple areas stayed the same or got less green (trees, houses, water).Greenness gain from dry season to monsoon.
Village greenness time series
How to read this: each dot is one photo. Higher = greener. The yellow shaded parts are the two monsoon crop seasons.Village-box greenness on every satellite photo date, Oct 2025 – Oct 2026.

Land cover · 2021 European map (WorldCover)

About half cropland

ClassShare of 2.2 km box
Cropland48.8%
Tree cover29.1%
Grassland20.3%
Built-up1.7%
Water0.1%

This land-cover map (WorldCover) is from 2021, at 10 m detail, so it doesn't reflect later changes.

Coming soon: a village-wide crop map, field-by-field green-up and harvest timing, and pond water across Nilabadi.