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Administrative Map DISTRICT: DIBRUGARH INFORMATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE MAP DC OFFICE SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME 10 DIBRUGARH POLICE DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 09 0 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 05 STATION 11 BAMUNBARI OUTPOST MORAN BAMUNBARI BAMUNBARI CHAH BAGICHA LINE NO.2 12 MORAN POLICE STATION MORAN MORAN TOWN MORAN TOWN BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME 13 RAJGARH OUTPOST TINGKHONG RAJGARH NABHAKATIA NO.1 0 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, LAHOWAL DIBRUGARH EAST MOHANBARI LAHOAL PATRA 14 DIKOM OUTPOST CHABUA DIKOM DIKOM RAILWAY (PAMATALI) 1 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT NIZ-TENGAKHAT 15 AMOLAPATTY OUTPOST DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 07 2 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE CHABUA DINJOY BALIJAN 16 GABHARUPOTHAR DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 02 OUTPOST 3 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, TINGKHONG TINGKHONG RAJGARH NABHAKATIA NO.2 17 TINGRAI CHARALI OUTPOST TENGAKHAT KHEREMIA KHEREMIA GAON 4 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, JOYPUR NAHARKATIYA DEGHALIA NAHARANI BLOCK NO.1 18 NAHARKATIA POLICE NAHARKATIYA NAHARKATIA WARD 01 5 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE MORAN TELOI NAGAR TELOIBARI NEPALI STATION TOWN 6 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, BORBARUAH DIBRUGARH WEST BORBARUAH BORBARUAH GAON 19 NAMRUP POLICE STATION NAHARKATIYA NAMRUP GALAIBANGALI 20 JOYPORE POLICE STATION NAHARKATIYA JOYPUR JOYPUR TOWN 21 TINGKHONG POLICE TINGKHONG TINGKHONG TIPAMIA BANGALI REVENUE CIRCLE OFFICE STATION SL.NO. NAME REVENUE GAON VILLAGE NAME 22 SASSONI OUTPOST NAHARKATIYA AMGURI SASONI CIRCLE PANCHAYAT 23 BORBAM OUTPOST TINGKHONG BORBAM DHOWAPATHAR 0 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH CHABUA REVENUE CHABUA NADUA DEODHAI GAON 24 RAJABHETA OUTPOST DIBRUGARH RAJABHETA KAMAR GAON CIRCLE WEST 1 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH TENGAKHAT REVENUE TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT NIZ-TENGAKHAT 25 KHOWANG POLICE MORAN KHOWANG KHOWANG SONOWAL BONGA CIRCLE STATION 2 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH MORAN REVENUE MORAN MORAN TOWN MORAN TOWN 26 MILAN NAGAR OUTPOST DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 06 CIRCLE 3 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH TINGKHONG REVENUE TINGKHONG RAJGARH NABHAKATIA 27 BORBORUAH POLICE DIBRUGARH BORBARUAH BORBARUAH GAON CIRCLE NO.1 STATION WEST 4 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH NAHARKATIA REVENUE NAHARKATIYA NAHARKATIA WARD 01 CIRCLE TOWN 5 OFFICE OF THE DIBRUGARH WEST REVENUE CIRCLE DIBRUGARH DIBRUGARH WARD 16 SDO OFFICE EAST TOWN SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME 0 SDO OFFICE DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 05 POLICE STATIONS SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME SDPO OFFICE 0 CHORAMARA OUTPOST DIBRUGARH EAST MODERKHAT RONAPURIA SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME 1 CHABUA POLICE STATION CHABUA CHABUA TOWN CHABUA TOWN 0 SDP OFFICE DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 06 2 LAHOWAL POLICE STATION DIBRUGARH EAST HELOIDHARI DIBRUAL CHANGMAI 3 ROHMORIA POLICE CHABUA ROHMORIA PHUKANAR KHAT STATION SP OFFICE 4 NOWHOLIA OUTPOST TENGAKHAT NAUHALIA NAOHALIA SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME 5 BORBARI OUTPOST DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN ASSAM MEDICAL COLLEGE 0 SP OFFICE DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 17 6 MOHANBARI OUTPOST DIBRUGARH EAST MOHANBARI MOHANBARI 3/160 7 TENGAKHAT POLICE TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT NIZ-TENGAKHAT STATION 8 DULIAJAN POLICE STATION TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN TOWN DULIAJAN TOWN 9 BHADOI PANCHALI TENGAKHAT BHADOI NAGAR BHADAI NAGAR OUTPOST .
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