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PROVINCE NO. 3 I N D E X M a P Lalitpur Metropolitan City CHINA CHINA Ward No NEPAL PROVINCE NO. 3 I N D E X M A P Lalitpur Metropolitan City CHINA CHINA Ward No. 3 Province No. 4 Province No. 7 Province No. 6 Province No. 3 ® Province No. 4 Province No. 5 Province No. 5 Province No. 3 Legend Province No. 1 Province No. 1 Administrative INDIA Province No. 2 National Boundary INDIA Province No. 2 Province Boundary Lalitpur Metropolitan City District Boundary kms kms 0 60 120 240 360 480 0 15 30 60 90 120 Municipality Boundary Surrounding Municipality Kathmandu Ward Boundary LALITPUR METROPOLITAN CITY PROJECTMahanagarpalika AREA Chandragiri Kathmandu Strategic Road Network Mahanagarpalika Nagarpalika W- 1 W- 2 W- 1 W- 10 Madhyapur Thimi Kathmandu W- 11 Nagarpalika Note: Mahanagarpalika Here only the Strategic Road Network that are classified as W- 3 W- 2 National Highway and Feeder Roads, have been shown to maintain clarity. W- 20 W- 16 W- 9 W- 10 W- 19 W- 8 Kirtipur W- 4 W- 5 W- 7 W- 6 Nagarpalika W- 12 W- 13 W- 17 Suryabinayak Nagarpalika W- 15 W- 18 W- 14 W- 25 Kirtipur W- 11 Mahalaxmi Nagarpalika Kathmandu Ringroad W- 23 Nagarpalika W- 3 W- 21 W- 28 W- 26 Jayanepal - Bhaisepati - Tikabhairab W- 16 W- 29 Balkhu - Dakchhinkali W- 20 W- 27 Prepared by: W- 24 Dakshinkali Picasso Consultant Pvt. Ltd. Nagarpalika Pulchowk, Lalitpur W- 22 W- 19 W- 4 Godawari Nagarpalika W- 5 Submitted To: kms kms Lalitpur Metropolitan City (Ward No. 3) 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 0 0.3 0.6 1.2 W- 13 Pulchowk, Lalitpur Coordinate System: ModifiedUTM 84 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 False Easting: 500,000.0000 False Northing: 0.0000 Central Meridian: 84.0000 PR E PAR AT ION O F F IV E YE A R P ER IOD I C D EV E LOPMEN T P LA N Scale Factor: 0.9999 Latitude Of Origin: 0.0000 (2075/76 - 2080/81) Units: Meter Source: Department of Survey, Field Survey, Data Collection and Verification 595000 620000 645000 670000 Meghang Tadi Thopal Khola Suryagadhi REGIONAL CONTEXT Tadi Khola Dupcheshwar Helambu Panchpokhari Thangpal Bidur Likhu Nilakantha Tarkeshwar Panchakanya MAP Jugal Melamchi Nadi Likhu Khola Indrawati Nadi Lalitpur Metropolitan City NUWAKOT Shivapuri Ward No. 3 Siddhalek Melamchi Belkotgadhi SHIVAPURI Kakani SINDHUPALCHOK Trishuli River Tokha Balephi Khola Balefi Galchi Indrawati Indrawati Nadi 3075000 DHADING Tarakeshwor Gokarneshwor 3075000 Kolpu Khola Budhanilakantha Chautara SangachokGadhi ® Shankharapur Gajuri Thakre KATHMANDU Kageshwori Manahora Legend Dhunibesi Nagarjun q® Airport Mandandeupur Kathmandu BHAKTAPUR Strategic Road Network Bagmati Nadi q® Changunarayan Sunkoshi Benighat Rorang River Chandragiri Madhyapur Thimi Bhaktapur National Boundary Kirtipur Province Boundary Suryabinayak Banepa Bhumlu Thaha SunKoshi Nadi Panchkhal Lalitpur District Mahalaxmi District Boundary Dhulikhel Dakshinkali Lalitpur Metropolitan City Kailash Neighbouring Municipality PROVINCE NO. 3 Indrasarowar Godawari Rural Municipality Panauti Chaurideurali Ward3 3050000 Namobuddha 3050000 KABHREPALANCHOK Ward Boundary Rosi Khola LALITPUR Thosne Khola Rapti Nadi Raksirang Bhimphedi Konjyosom Temal Province No. 3 Bethanchowk Roshi CHINA Mahankal PROVINCE NO. 4 Khani Khola Bagmati MAKAWANPUR Makawanpurgadhi PROVINCE NO. 5 PROVINCE NO. 3 Khanikhola LALITPUR PROVINCE NO. 1 Manahari Khani Khola Hetauda Karra Khola Chau Khola Sunkoshi Mahabharat INDIA PROVINCE NO. 2 Mul Khola Bangeri Khola Rampur Khola Bakaiya Kokhajor Khola Ghanglekh Prepared by: Bagmati Picasso Consultant Pvt. Ltd. 3025000 Bhedaha Khola 3025000 BARA Pulchowk, Lalitpur Parsa Jitpur Simara SINDHULI PARSA Hariharpurgadhi Bakaiya Nadi Marin Nijgadh 20 10 0 20 PROVINCE NO. 2 Submitted To: Parsa Wildlife Reserve km Marin Khola Lalitpur Metropolitan City (Ward No. 3) (Scale = 1:300,000 ) Pulchowk, Lalitpur 595000 620000 645000 670000 Coordinate System: Modified UTM84 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 False Easting: 500,000.0000 False Northing: 0.0000 Central Meridian: 84.0000 PR E PA R AT IO N O F FI V E Y E A R PE R I OD I C D E VE L OPME N T PL A N Scale Factor: 0.9999 Latitude Of Origin: 0.0000 (2075/76 - 2080/81) Units: Meter Source: Department of Survey, Field Survey, Data Collection and Verification Road Surface Type 628070 629070 630070 Road Carriageway Surface Type Blacktopped Gravelled Sanepa Chowk Earthen Brick paved Balkhu Khola Interlocking Tiles Bakhundol 3063520 PCC 3063520 Kathmandu RCC Mahanagarpalika Bagmati Khola Stone paved Harihar Bhawan KATHMANDU Chakupat Sanepa Krishna Galli Sanepa Height Bhatbhateni 3063020 3063020 Naya Bato Patan Dhoka Pulchowk Kirtipur Thado Dhunga Ta:Nani Nagarpalika W - 3 Chhaybahal Jhamsikhel ^_ Bagmati Nadi Na:Tol Pimbahal Sunrise Tower 3062520 3062520 Basnetgaun Gabahal Purnachandi Afaldol Zoological Garden Jawalakhel Pattipa 628070 629070 630070 0 125 250 500 750 1,000 Meters Legend ® ^_ Metropolitan City Office P R E PA R AT I ON O F F I V E Y E A R P E R I O D I C D E V E L OP M E N T P L A N Coordinate System: Modified UTM84 River (2075/76 - 2080/81) Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 Ward No. 3 Boundary False Easting: 500,000.0000 Prepared by: Submitted To: False Northing: 0.0000 Ward Boundary Central Meridian: 84.0000 Picasso Consultant Pvt. Ltd. Lalitpur Metropolitan City (Ward No. 3) Scale Factor: 0.9999 Surrounding Municipality Latitude Of Origin: 0.0000 Pulchowk, Lalitpur Pulchowk, Lalitpur Units: Meter Source: Department of Survey, Field Survey, Data Collection and Verification GLD Road Width 628070 629070 630070 GLD road width (m) 50 20 Sanepa Chowk 14 11 Balkhu Khola 8 Bakhundol 3063520 6 3063520 Kathmandu 4 Mahanagarpalika Bagmati Khola Other Roads Harihar Bhawan KATHMANDU Chakupat Sanepa Krishna Galli Sanepa Height Bhatbhateni 3063020 3063020 Naya Bato Patan Dhoka Pulchowk Kirtipur Thado Dhunga Ta:Nani Nagarpalika W - 3 Chhaybahal Jhamsikhel ^_ Bagmati Nadi Na:Tol Pimbahal Sunrise Tower Dhobighat 3062520 3062520 Basnetgaun Gabahal Purnachandi Afaldol Zoological Garden Jawalakhel Pattipa 628070 629070 630070 0 125 250 500 750 1,000 Meters Legend ® ^_ Metropolitan City Office P R E PA R AT I ON O F F I V E Y E A R P E R I OD I C D E V E L O P M E N T P L A N Coordinate System: Modified UTM84 River (2075/76 - 2080/81) Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 Ward No. 3 Boundary False Easting: 500,000.0000 Prepared by: Submitted To: False Northing: 0.0000 Ward Boundary Central Meridian: 84.0000 Picasso Consultant Pvt. Ltd. Lalitpur Metropolitan City (Ward No. 3) Scale Factor: 0.9999 Surrounding Municipality Latitude Of Origin: 0.0000 Pulchowk, Lalitpur Pulchowk, Lalitpur Units: Meter Source: Department of Survey, Field Survey, Data Collection and Verification LMC Ward No. 3 Spatial Growth Map 628070 629070 630070 Sanepa Chowk To Kalanki Balkhu Khola W - 1 Bakhundol W - 2 3063520 Kathmandu 3063520 Mahanagarpalika W - 10 Harihar Bhawan KATHMANDU Chakupat Sanepa Krishna Galli Sanepa Height Bhatbhateni 3063020 3063020 Naya Bato W - 11 Patan Dhoka Pulchowk Kirtipur Thado Dhunga Ta:Nani Nagarpalika Chhaybahal Jhamsikhel ^_ Bagmati Nadi Na:Tol Pimbahal Bagmati Khola W - 16 Sunrise Tower Dhobighat 3062520 3062520 Basnetgaun W - 20 Gabahal Purnachandi Afaldol Zoological Garden To Satdobato W - 4 Jawalakhel W - 19 Pattipa W - 5 628070 629070 630070 Legend 0 125 250 500 750 1,000 Meters ^_ Metropolitan City Office Settlement 2003 ® Strategic Road Network Settlement 2009 P R E PA R AT I ON O F F I V E Y E A R P E R I O D I C D E V E L O P M E N T P L A N Coordinate System: Modified UTM84 River Settlement 2013 (2075/76 - 2080/81) Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 Ward No. 3 Boundary Settlement 2018 False Easting: 500,000.0000 Prepared by: Submitted To: False Northing: 0.0000 Ward Boundary Central Meridian: 84.0000 Picasso Consultant Pvt. Ltd. Lalitpur Metropolitan City (Ward No. 3) Scale Factor: 0.9999 Surrounding Municipality Latitude Of Origin: 0.0000 Pulchowk, Lalitpur Pulchowk, Lalitpur Units: Meter Source: Department of Survey, Field Survey, Data Collection and Verification LMC Ward No. 3 Institutions Map 628070 629070 630070 Institutions Apartment Department Store Sanepa Chowk Economic Institution To Kalanki Balkhu Khola Educational Institution W - 1 Government Institution Bakhundol W - 2 3063520 Hospital 3063520 Kathmandu Religious PlaceMahanagarpalika W - 10 Sajha Yatayat UN area Other Areas Harihar Bhawan NTP The British School Tourism Affair FPAN NCIT Lalitpur Nursing Campus Patan Punarawedan Adalat National Chakupat KATHMANDU Law College Sanepa Department of Internal UN House Compound Revenue Investigations Nepal National Library Tax Office Imperial Apartments and other Government Buildings Nepal Telecommunication Sanepa Height Bhatbhateni Sajha Petrol Pump Bhatbhateni Kundalini Hospital Department of Livestocks Sajha Yatayat SupermarketShree Shanti Vidyashram Primary School 3063020 Nidan Hospital 3063020 Santa Kabir Gokart course Sath Sangha Mandir DOLIDAR W - 11 Department of Water Patan Dhoka Naya Bato Mercurial Apartments Lalit Hardic Induced Disaster Prevention Fitness Center Kirtipur Thado Dhunga Pulchowk Rato Bangala School Ta:Nani Nagarpalika Ring Road Akseshwor Mahabihar Shree Satya Sai Kendra LABIM Mall Avens English Boarding School Big Mart Ideal Model School Shree Yula Saraswati Mandir Sramik Bal Bigyan Chhaybahal Lower Secondary Community School Madan Smarak Jhamsikhel Lalitpur Metropolitan Office ^_ Higher Secondary School Bagmati Nadi LMC Compound Sumeru City Hospital St. Mary's School Himalaya Aparments Na:Tol Pimbahal Megha Hospital Bagmati Khola W - 16 Sunrise Apartments Dhobighat Sunrise Tower 3062520 3062520 Basnetgaun W - 20 Gabahal Purnachandi Afaldol Zoological Garden To Satdobato W - 4 Jawalakhel W - 19 Pattipa W - 5 628070 629070 630070 Legend 0 125 250 500 750 1,000 Meters ^_ Metropolitan City Office ® Strategic Road Network P R E PA R AT I ON O F F I V E Y E A R P E R I O D I C D E V E L O P M E N T P L A N Coordinate System: Modified UTM84 River (2075/76 - 2080/81) Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: Everest Adj 1937 Ward No.
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