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State Name State District Name District Sub Sub Village/Town Name Village/T Code Code District District own Name Code Code West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Akandakeshari 323764 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Baligari 323745 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Falakata 02175 Bengkandi 307365 West Bengal 19 South Twenty Four Parganas 343 Bhangar - II 02419 Bhaga Banpur 333708 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Chakpachuria 323744 West Bengal 19 South Twenty Four Parganas 343 Bhangar - II 02419 Chandakanthal Beria 333706 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Chhapna 323746 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Dakshin Khagrabari (CT) 307594 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Domohani 307525 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Ghuni (CT) 323772 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Haroa 02331 Gopalpur 323722 West Bengal 19 South Twenty Four Parganas 343 Bhangar - II 02419 Hatisala 333707 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Jatragachhi (CT) 323771 West Bengal 19 South Twenty Four Parganas 343 Bhangar - II 02419 Jot Bhim 333701 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Kadampukur 323738 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Falakata 02175 Kathalbari 307361 West Bengal 19 South Twenty Four Parganas 343 Bhangar - II 02419 Koch Pukur 333700 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Madhabdanga 307556 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Madhya Khagrabari 307554 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Mahishbathan 323734 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Mahishgot 323736 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Mainaguri (CT) 307593 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Barasat - II 02326 Naopara 323279 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Patharghata 323747 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Raigachhi (CT) 323765 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Rekjuani (CT) 323766 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Sulanggari (CT) 323773 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Tarulia 323737 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Tekatali 307575 West Bengal 19 North Twenty Four Parganas 337 Rajarhat 02332 Thakdari 323735 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Ulladabri 307541 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Uttar Khagrabari 307553 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Uttar Madhabdanga 307555 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Uttar Marichbari 307527 West Bengal 19 Jalpaiguri 328 Maynaguri 02177 Uttar Mauamari 307543.

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