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District SURENDRANAGARTaluka CHOTILA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL ABHEPAR 55 110 AKALA 52 75 AMARAPAR 300 500 ANANDPUR (BHADLA) 180 270 ANANDPUR (THAN) 80 120 ANKADIYA 50 100 BAMANBORE 300 400 BHETSUDA 70 140 BHIMGADH 100 150 BHIMORA 145 250 BHOJPARA 45 65 BHOJPARI 80 150 CHANPA 120 150 CHIRODA(BHADAR) 100 150 CHIRODA(THANGA) 80 110 CHOBARI 170 210 CHOTILA 60 80 DAKVADLA 80 120 DEVALIYA 70 100 DEVPARA (ANANDPAR) 65 120 DEVPARA(THAN) 60 100 DEVSAR 70 130 DHARAIE 75 150 DHOKALVA 50 100 DOSHALIGHUNA 65 150 DUDHELI 55 80 FULZAR 60 80 GADHECHI 90 150 GARIDA 80 120 GOLIDA 180 280 GUGALIYANA 40 80 GUNDA 85 130 GUNDALA 90 150 HABIYASAR 85 180 HIRANA 75 150 HIRASAR 90 120 JAMVALI 100 200 JANIVADLA 70 150 JASAPAR 110 200 JIVAPAR (ANANDPUR) 60 100 JIVAPAR (BAMANBORE) 80 150 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka CHOTILA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL KABRAN 110 150 KALASAR 110 150 KANPAR 60 130 KANTHARIYA 55 110 KHAKHARVALI 100 200 KHATADI 70 100 KHERANA 100 140 KHERDI 100 150 KUMBHARA 100 200 KUNDHADA 90 130 LAKHACHOKIYA 100 150 LAKHAMACHI 90 120 LAKHANKA 95 130 LOMA KOTADI 65 150 MAGHARIKHADA 75 150 MAHIDAD 90 150 MANADASAR 100 200 MEVASA (BAMANBORE) 90 150 MEVASA SANOSARA 85 150 MOKASAR 50 80 MONPAR 50 100 MORTHALA 100 140 MOTA HARANIYA 90 110 MOTA KANDHASAR 80 160 MOTI MOLDI 100 150 NALIYERI 100 150 NANA KANDHASAR 100 200 NANA PALIYAD 400 500 NANI MOLDI 100 150 NANI MORSAL 150 200 NANIYANI 60 120 NAVA 40 90 NAVAGAM (BAMANBORE) 100 250 NAVAGAM (CHOTILA) 60 85 NAVAGAM (THAN) 60 90 PAJVALI 45 90 PANCHAVADA 60 100 PARABDI 50 80 PIPALIYA (BAMANBOR) 70 100 PIPALIYA DHOKALVA 100 180 PIPRALI 170 300 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka CHOTILA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL PIYAVA 85 130 RAJAVAD 70 140 RAJPARA 60 120 RAMPARA (CHOBARI) 70 150 RAMPARA (RAJAVAD) 216 300 RAMPARA (RAJPARA) 12 200 RAMPARA (THAN) 50 110 RAVRANI 60 100 RESHAMIYA 75 110 RUPAVATI (RAJAVAD) 45 90 RUPAVATI(THAN) 40 80 SAKHPAR 70 150 SALKADA 70 100 SANGANI 115 225 SANOSARA 130 230 SARODI 50 80 SARSANA 70 100 SHEKHALIYA 100 150 SONGADH 50 100 SUKHSAR 75 130 SURAI 90 150 TAJPAR 65 130 TARNETAR 60 150 THANGADH TRAMBODA 80 120 UNDVI 40 75 VADALI 65 90 VARMADHAR 80 120 VAVDI 30 80 VIJALIA 45 80 ZINZUDA 70 150 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka CHUDA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL ACHARDA 250 350 BALALA 140 200 BHANEJADA 140 180 BHENSJAL 165 175 BHRUGUPUR 560 715 CHACHANA 300 450 CHACHKA 320 430 CHAMARDI 130 175 CHHALALA 130 180 CHHATRIYALA 410 425 CHOKDI 695 725 CHUDA 2500 4000 DAROD 230 270 GOKHARWALA 340 400 JEPUR 200 240 JUNI MORWAD 150 250 KANTHARIYA 165 270 KARMAD 200 210 KAROL 225 300 KHANDIYA 110 160 KORDA 230 300 KUDLA 130 260 LALIYAD 150 200 MINAPUR 130 190 MOJIDAD 600 650 NAGNESH 830 1210 NAVI MORWAD 150 250 RAMDEVGADH 197 293 RANGPUR 415 425 SAMDHIYALA 150 165 SEJAKPAR 250 275 SONTHA 405 450 VANALA 150 300 VANIYAVADAR 160 240 VEJALKA 200 240 VELAVADAR 130 170 ZINZAVADAR 160 270 ZOBALA 325 500 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka DASADA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL ADARIYANA 190 333 AHMEDGADH 300 450 AKHIYANA 300 500 ALAMPURA 85 150 AMBALA 200 250 AMNAGAR 85 150 BAJANA 220 385 BAMANVA 95 166 BHADENA 122 213 BHALGAM 240 360 BUBVANA 140 242 CHHABALI 105 184 CHHATROT 110 193 CHIKASAR 240 360 DASADA 210 365 DEGAM 140 245 DHAMA 300 450 ECHHVADA 210 367 ERWADA 175 263 FATEPUR 200 300 GAVANA 350 520 GEDIYA 135 236 GHASPUR 180 270 GORIYAVAD 600 900 GOSANA 225 338 HARIPURA 95 143 HATHIPURA 80 203 HEBATPUR 50 158 JAGDISHAN 72 126 JAINABAD 130 227 JARVALA 1000 4000 JIVANGADH 63 111 JORAVARPURA 80 140 KACHOLIYA 500 750 KAMALPUR 219 382 KAMALPUR 219 382 KATHADA 350 600 KHARAGHODA 200 300 KHERVA 200 250 KOCHADA 172 297 LIMBAD 150 262 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka DASADA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL MALANPUR 480 540 MALVAN 2500 2800 MANAVADA 125 185 MERA 315 470 METASAR 250 301 MITHAGODHA 370 555 MOTA UBHADA 315 475 MOTI MAJETHI 219 382 MULADA 240 360 NAGADKA 135 203 NAGVADA 100 175 NANA GORAIYA 100 175 NANI MAJETHI 105 184 NAVA SAVLAS 336 504 NAVAPURA 75 132 NAVIYANI 240 360 NAVRANGPURA 750 1125 ODU 123 215 PANVA 210 315 PATDI PIDIVADA 100 175 PIPALI 140 245 PORDA 84 147 RAJPAR 105 184 RAMGARI 110 193 RASULABAD 60 105 ROZVA 97 170 RUSTAMGADH 83 145 SADLA 110 192 SALI 120 210 SAVDA 700 900 SEDLA 127 223 SIDHSAR 500 750 SURAJPURA 135 200 SUREL 150 262 SUSHIYA 325 485 UPARIYALA 88 153 VACHHARAJPURA 150 263 VADGAM 600 800 VAGHADA 900 1350 VALEVADA 325 487 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka DASADA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL VANOD 130 295 VISAVADI 150 225 VISNAGAR 150 263 ZADIYANA 120 210 ZEZRA 180 220 ZEZRI 100 175 ZIZUWADA 122 215 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka DHRANGADHRA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL BAISABGADH 150 250 BAVALI 190 275 BHARAD 550 560 BHARADA 240 250 BHECHADA 200 320 CHULI 250 340 DEVCHARADI 260 270 DHOLI 130 280 DHRANGDHRA DHRUMATH 140 400 DUDAPUR 150 400 DUMANA 110 140 GAJANVAV 120 250 GALA 100 120 GANJELA 270 280 GOPALGADH 60 125 GUJARVADI 870 880 HAMPAR 300 310 HARIPAR 235 250 HIRAPUR 225 300 ISADRA 150 190 JASAPAR 170 280 JASMATPUR 120 150 JEGADVA 360 370 JESADA 210 290 JIVA 150 300 JUNA GHANSHYAMGADH 140 160 KANKAVATI 335 350 KHAMBHDA 185 385 KONDH 410 450 KOPARANI 50 100 KUDA 140 205 MALVAN 560 570 MANPUR 235 250 METHAN 1110 1120 MOTA ANKEVALIYA 325 340 NARALI 65 125 NARICHANA 220 310 NAVALGADH 300 375 NIMAKNAGAR 130 250 PIPALA 80 165 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka DHRANGADHRA VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL PRATAPPUR 175 200 PRATHUGADH 260 385 RAJCHARADI 870 880 RAJGADH 115 300 RAJPAR 135 280 RAJSITAPUR 500 600 RAMGADH 360 370 RAMPARA 160 190 RATANPAR 150 310 RAVALIYAVADAR 335 340 RAYGADH 80 160 SAJJANPUR 60 115 SARVAL 150 310 SATAPAR 160 220 SOKHADA 180 280 SOLADI 400 700 SULTANPUR 150 170 THALA 170 400 VAGHGADH 335 350 VASADVA 310 325 VAVDI 130 285 VIRENDRAGADH 80 160 VRAJPAR 160 310 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka HALVAD VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL AJITGADH 400 450 BHALGAMDA 130 200 BUTVADA 150 210 CHADADHRA 120 160 CHANDRAGADH 200 270 CHARADVA 1000 1100 CHITRODI 195 230 CHUMPANI 350 400 DEVIPUR 150 300 DHANALA 160 260 DHAVANA 110 200 DHULKOT 625 750 DIGHADIYA 100 160 DUNGARPUR 250 270 ENJAR 300 350 GHANAD 200 210 GNANSHYAMPUR 200 380 GOLASAN 160 300 HALVAD INGORALA 250 300 ISANPUR 150 310 JOGAD 125 260 JUNA AMRAPAR 150 230 JUNA DEVALIYA 400 600 KADIYANA 200 420 KAVADIYA 180 250 KEDARIYA 150 300 KHETARDI 225 255 KHOD 150 250 KIDI 150 250 KOYBA 100 220 MALANIYAD 260 330 MANEKWADA 120 200 MANGADH 200 250 MANGALPUR 130 220 MANSAR 175 210 MATHAK 300 400 MAYAPUR 260 300 MAYURNAGAR 200 380 MERUPAR 140 230 MIYANI 100 150 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka HALVAD VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL NAVA AMRAPAR 190 390 NAVA DEVALIYA 330 570 NAVA GANSHYAMGADH 350 370 NAVA GHATILA 150 270 PALASAN 180 205 PANDATIRATH 150 220 PRATAPAGADH 140 190 RANCHHODGADH 120 250 RANEKPAR 200 260 RANJITGADH 800 1500 RANMALPUR 350 360 RATABHE 190 350 RAYDHRA 200 250 RAYSANGPAR 240 310 SAMLI 110 230 SAPKADA 200 280 SARAMBHADA 140 250 SHIROI 150 270 SHIVPUR 120 190 SUKHPAR 150 250 SUNDARGADH 200 380 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NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL ANANDPARA 220 460 ANKEWALIYA 200 430 BALOL 170 250 BHAGAWANPARA 125 195 BHALGAMDA 250 270 BHATHAN 170 280 BHOIKA 200 400 BHOJPARA 200 250 BODIYA 280 350 BORANA 130 250 BORNA 130 250 CHOKI 150 210 CHORANIYA 250 320 DEVPARA 250 280 DHALWANA 150 210 DHIRAJGADH 125 150 DHOLI 180 310 DIGVIJAYGADH DOLATPAR 175 0 FULWADI 100 160 GADTHAL 105 195 GEDI 138 280 GHAGHOSAR 125 160 GHAGHRETIYA 175 350 GHANSHYAMPAR 160 210 HADALA 700 800 JAKHAN 250 330 JALAMPAR JALIYALA 125 225 JAMBU 350 400 JANSALI 180 250 JASAPAR 125 300 JASMATPAR 150 190 KAMALPAR 210 300 KANPARA KATARIYA 250 340 KHAMBHLAV 215 435 LAXMISAR 125 265 LIMBDI LIYAD 100 160 MOTA TIMBLA 260 380 District SURENDRANAGARTaluka LIMBDI VILLAGE NAME RESIDENCIAL COMMERCIAL MOTI KATHECHI 125 260 MULBAVLA 150 220 NANA TIMBLA 260 300 NANI KATHECHI 150 230 NATWARGADH 170 280 PANDRI 200 250 PANSHINA 360 440 PARALI 170 275 PARNALA 140 220 RALOL 275 365 RAMRAJPAR 160 305 RANAGADH 150 210 RASKA 150 210 ROJASAR 205 290 SAMLA 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