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Census Codes of Administrative Units Central Province Sri Lanka Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No Census Codes of Administrative Units Central Province Sri Lanka Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No. Code Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Meegahahena South 380 005 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Meegahahena 379 010 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Galabawa 378 015 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kobbegala 370 020 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Ambagahahena 371 025 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Rokhill 302 030 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Akkarawatta 303 035 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Bonakot 304 040 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Haddapitiya 305 045 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Delgasyaya 307 050 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Gallenawatta 364 055 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kandanhena East 400 060 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Namaltenna 401 065 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Alawattegama 399 070 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kumburegama 398 075 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Ban Anga 363 080 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Ethamulla 362 085 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Palukopi Watta 308 090 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Damunugasthenna 306 095 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Galagedara West 301 100 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Udapitiya 311 105 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Galagedara Madige South 369 110 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Galagedara 300 115 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Galagedara Madige 368 120 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Pethigewela 310 125 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Udalagama 309 130 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Gunadaha 372 135 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Medagoda Pahala 406 140 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Opalla 373 145 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Gangodapitiya 320 150 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Pubbiliya 321 155 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kannadeniya 319 160 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Barandara 322 165 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kaluwana 318 170 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kinigama West 317 175 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kinigama East 316 180 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Ponnila 313 185 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Uduwa 312 190 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Medagoda Ihala 407 195 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Naranwala 299 200 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Hikgodawalpola 298 205 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Paranagama 367 210 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Wettewa 296 215 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Pavulpawa 297 220 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kirindiwelpola 285 225 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kuragama North 366 230 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Nikathenna 289 235 Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No. Code Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Etambegoda 290 240 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Thahalpitiya 286 245 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Dehideniya 284 250 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kandekumbura 361 255 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Diyapalagoda 359 260 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Niyangoda 358 265 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Niyambepola 403 270 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Henegama Palkumbura 405 275 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Idamegama 404 280 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Marawanagoda 402 285 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Adungama Palkumbura 360 290 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Kuragama 365 295 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Udahenepola 287 300 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Poholiyadda 288 305 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Hiyadala 295 310 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Pallekotuwa 392 315 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Hiyadala Walpola 294 320 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Minigamuwa 291 325 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Minigamuwa Ihala 293 330 Central 2 Kandy 1 Thumpane 03 Thennewela 292 335 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Egodamulla North 531 005 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ihalamulla 528 010 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Dehiwatta 529 015 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Egodamulla South 530 020 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Pahala Kithulgolla 540 025 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Alawatta 538 030 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Uda Kithulgolla 539 035 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ankumbura South 532 040 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ankumbura North 533 045 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Uggala Janapadaya 535 050 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Pallegama Pahala 534 055 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Welgala 537 060 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ankumbura Udagama 536 065 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kovilamuduna 525 070 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Galhinna 524 075 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Galkanda 523 080 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Palliya Kotuwa 526 085 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Batagolladeniya 527 090 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Watagalathenna 522 095 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Morankanda 505 100 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Wewala North 506 105 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Udahena 500 110 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Siyapathgama 501 115 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Pathirada 497 120 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Udahingulwala 499 125 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Pahala Hingulwala 507 130 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Rambukewela 517 135 Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No. Code Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Godahena 521 140 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kahatagasthenna 520 145 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Watagoda 541 150 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Dolapihilla North 518 155 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Dolapihilla South 519 160 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Weligalla 516 165 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Wewala 503 170 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Bokkawala 502 175 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Harankahawa 494 180 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Henegama 495 185 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Molagoda 498 190 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Waldeniya 504 195 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Medagoda 513 200 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Diddeniya 547 205 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ovissa North 542 210 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ovissa South 543 215 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kiralagama 545 220 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Paleepana 546 225 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Dombagammana 515 230 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Uggahakumbura 514 235 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Marathugoda North 508 240 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Marathugoda South 509 245 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Ambaruppa 496 250 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Gallella 492 255 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Maruddana 493 260 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Alagoda 510 265 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Madadeniya 511 270 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Warakadeniya 512 275 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Batagalla North 548 280 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Bamunupola 544 285 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Batugoda North 550 290 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Batagalla South 549 295 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Batugoda South 551 300 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Diwanawatta 552 305 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Mullegama North 554 310 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kahawatta North 557 315 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kahawatta South 558 320 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Mullegama South 553 325 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kaluwana South 555 330 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pujapitiya 06 Kaluwana North 556 335 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Rambuke Ela 590 005 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Vilana Udagama 589 010 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Vilana Pallegama 591 015 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Walahena 587 020 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Alawathugoda 583 025 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Balakaduwa 585 030 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Mawathupola 580 035 Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No. Code Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Arambepola 584 040 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Delgasgoda 588 045 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Dippitiya 586 050 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Malwanahinna 569 055 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Konakalagala 581 060 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Malgamandeniya 574 065 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Rathukoho 575 070 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Marahela 582 075 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Hureegolla 571 080 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Neerella 567 085 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Melchena 568 090 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Bulugohothenna 559 095 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Kasawatta 560 100 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Udaweliketiya 561 105 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Palleweliketiya 562 110 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Dodangolla 563 115 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Akurana 564 120 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Delgasthenna 572 125 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Kurugoda 570 130 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Deegala 576 135 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Pangollamada 573 140 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Dunuvila North 578 145 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Dunuvila South 579 150 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Palle Deegala 577 155 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Thelambugahawatta 565 160 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Waragashinna 566 165 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Kurudugahaela 592 170 Central 2 Kandy 1 Akurana 09 Uggala 593 175 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Yatawara 620 005 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Yatawara Kandagama 621 010 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Ihala Yatawara 622 015 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Udurawana 598 020 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Doragamuwa 600 025 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Bogahakumbura 626 030 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Deegahawathura 623 035 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Mahakumbura 624 040 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Mandandawela 632 045 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Paranagama 627 050 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Aluthgama 625 055 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Walpaladeniya 602 060 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Puwakgahadeniya 599 065 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Wattegama 594 070 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Wattegama North 595 075 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Gunembill 596 080 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Eriyagasthenna 597 085 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Pitiyegedara 642 090 Central 2 Kandy 1 Pathadumbara 12 Yatirawana 641 095 Province District DS Division GN Division Name Code Name Code Name Code Name No.
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