Villages
Anjana Patel have also villages in Santrampur and Lunavada with a few villages like Motinandukan, Kankasia, Gothib, Nesh,vajiyakhunt, babrol, malanpur etc.
A few villages in Gujarat where Anjana Chaudhari live are Solaiya, Pamol,paldi,Rangakui,kamalpur,dagavdia,bakarpur,charada,samov Ucharpi, Tavadia, Khara, Khandosan,Basna,Bamosana,Mevad,Punasan, Boriyavi,Vaghvadi,Unad,kheralu,chada,gunja,motihirvani,gorisana,rajpur,khatoda,vithoda, balva, Chitrodipura,Dhanera,Deesa,dhinoj,Panthavada,Vav,Tharad,Palanpur and Kukas. These villages are near about Mehsana and the Gotras found in them are Gujor (Gurjar), Loh,Shih, Radhiyala, Bera,ratla, Kag, Khasor, Mahival, Bhatol, and Korat, which are similar to those of north Indian Jat.
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