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Geographical Boundaries of District Kargil Annexure to Notification SRO 450 dated 21st October, 2014 Jurisdiction of Sub-Divisions in District Kargil S. No. Name of the Headquartered at Tehsils included in Sub Division the Sub-Divisions 1. Drass (Existing) Drass 1. Drass (New) 2. Shakar Chiktan Shakar Chiktan 1. Shakar Chiktan (New) (New) 2. Shargole (New) 3. Zanskar Zanskar 1. Zanskar (Existing) (Existing) 4. Sankoo (New) Sankoo 1. Sankoo (Existing) 2. Taisuru (New) 5. Area under the Kargil 1. Kargil (Existing) direct control of Deputy Commissioner Kargil through ACR Kargil Geographical limits of the Existing/New Administrative Units of District Kargil. Name of Name of Name of Name of Patwar Name of the Revenue the Sub- Tehsil Niabats Halqa village (s) division 1. Drass 1. Drass 1.Drass 1. Drass 1.Matayeen (Existing) (New) HQ at (Existing) 2.Pandrass Drass 3.Trongion 4.Youlboo 5. Haripora 6. Drass 2. Goshan 1. Batokol 2. Mushkoo 3. Holiyal 4. Muradbagh 5. Goshan 3. Bhimbat 1. Gindiyal 2. Bhimbat 3. Throungos 4. Chowkiyal 4. Thasgam 1. Jasgound 2. Thasgam 3. Shimsha 4. Kharboo District 1. Kargil 1. Kargil 1.Karkit 1.Kaksar Headquarte (Existing) (Existing) 2.Karkit r Kargil 3.Drelong (Latoo) through 2. Hardass 1. Chuliskamboo ACR Kargil 2. Hardass 3. Poyen 1.Shilikchey 2. Poyen 3. Bagh Khumani 4. Khass 1. Kargil 5. Baroo 1.Baroo 2. Minjee 6. Choskore 1. Choskore 7. Safi 1.Safi 2. Batambis 8. Yourbaltak 1. Yourbaltak 2. Akchamal 9. Apatee 1. Apatee 2. Tumail 3. Barchey 10. Silmoo 1. Silmoo 2. Lalung 3. Chulichan 11. Garkone 1. Garkone 2. Darchiks 12. Pashkum 1.Pashkum 2. Shakar 1. Shakar 1. Shakar 1. Stakchey 1.Haniskote Chiktan Chiktan(New) Chiktan 2.Bodhkharboo (New) HQ HQ at Shakar (Existing) 3.Stakchey at Shakar Chiktan 2. Shakar 1. Shakar Chiktan 2. Lamsoo Sandoo 3. Youkma Kharboo 3. Hagnis 1. Hagnis 2. Sanjak 4. Chiktan 1. Samrah 2. Chiktan 2. Kukshow 2.Shergole 1.Shergole 1.Shergole 1.Shergole (New) HQ at (New) HQ 2.Khachey Shergole at Shergole 3.Karamba 4.Phoo 5.Tingdoo 2. Lochum 1. Lochum 2. Darket 3. Tacha 4. Karit 5. Numunchey 6. Kukstay 7. Skamboo 3. Wakha 1. Wakha 2. Mulbekh 3. Sankoo 1. Sankoo 1.Sankoo 1. Lankarchey 1.Faroona (New) HQ (Existing) (Existing) 2.Lankarchey at Sankoo 3.Stakpa 4.Umba 2. Thangdumbur 1.Thangdumbur 2.Nagmakusar 3. Thasgam 1.Thasgam Thuina Thuina 2. Karchey Khar 4. Barsoo 1.Barsoo 2.Khandi 5. Bartoo 1.Bartoo 2.Shargandi 3.Itcho 6. Sangrah 1.Sangrah 2.Karpokhar 2. TSG 1. Trespone 1.Trespone (New) HQ 2.Kanoor at Saliskote 2. Saliskote 1.Saliskote 3.Gound 1.Tambis 1.Gound Mangalpore Mangalpore 2.Tambis (New) HQ at Gound Mangalpore 2. Taisuru 1. Taisuru 1. Parkachik 1.Rangdom (New) HQ at (New)HQ at 2.Parkachik Taisuru Taisuru 3.Tangole 4.Achambore 2. Namsuru 1.Khawos 2.Namsuru 3.Thulus Pursa 4.Khochik 3. Panikhar 1.Kargee 2.Panikhar 3.Printee 4.Choskore 5.Taisuru 4. Purtikchey 1.Purtikchey 2.Youljok 3.Gailing 4. Zanskar 1. Zanskar 1. Zanskar 1. Phay 1.Aksho (Existing) (Existing) (Existing) 2.Abran 3.Hemiling 4.Ramilskyagam 5.Phay 2. Runtaksha 1.Ating 2.Rantaksha 3.Tungri 4.Techakhasar 5.Langmi Riging 3. Karsha 1.Karsha 4. Uptipipiting 1.Uptipipiting 2.Rukruk 3.Salapi Gyapak 4.Sani 5. Padum 1.Padum 2.Thungday Khumi 2. Zangla 1. Karsha 1.Zangla (New) HQ at Zangla 3. Lungnak 1.Padum 1.Pipcha (New) HQ 2.Raru Money at Lungnak 2. Icher 1.Icher 4. Chah 1. Icher 1.Chah (New) HQ 2.Testa at Chah 3.Kargyak 4.Shunshday Sd/- (Shalini Raina) Under Secretary to Government Revenue Department .
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