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Map 1: Province, District and DS Division Boundaries of Sri Lanka - 2013 Map 1: Province, District and DS Division Boundaries of Sri Lanka - 2013 Vadam aradchi North (P oint Pedro) Valikam am North (Tellipallai) Valikam am S outh- West ( Sandilipay ) Vadam aradchi South-W es t (K araveddy) Valikam am W est (Chankanai) Karainagar Valikam am E ast (K opay) Valikam am S outh ( Uduv il) Jaffna Is land North (K ayts ) Thenm aradchi (Chavak achcheri) Jaffna Nallur Is land S outh (V elanai) Vadam aradchi Eas t Pachc hilaipalli 4 Delft Kandavalai Legend Kilinochchi Poonakary Karac hchi Provinces Puthukk udiyiruppu Mullaitivu Western Thunuk kai Maritim epattu Oddus uddan Central Mannar Town Southern Manthai W es t Manthai E ast Vav uniy a Nor th Welioya Northern Padavi Sr i P ura Madhu Eastern Mannar Vavuniya Padaviya Nanattan Vav uniy a Kuchc haveli North Western Vav uniy a S outh Gom ar ank adawala Kebithigollewa North Central Mus ali Vengalacheddik ulam Uva Morawewa Medawachc hiya Tr inc omalee Town and Gr av ets Mahawilachc hiy a Trincomalee Hor owpothana Sabaragamuwa Tham balagam uwa Ram bewa Kahatagas digiliya Kinniya Muttur Nuwar agam Palatha Central Boundaries Anuradhapura Mihinthale Kanthale Vanathawilluwa Noc hchiyagama District Nuwar agam Palatha E ast Seruv ila Verugal (E achc hilam pattu) Galenbindunuwewa Nac hchaduwa DS Division Thirappane Thalawa Medirigiriya Rajanganay a Colombo Tham buttegam a District Name Karuwalagas wewa Gir ibawa Hingurakgoda Ipalogam a Palugas wewa Kolonnawa Lank apura DS Division Name Welikanda Koralai P attu North (V aharai) Puttalam Galnewa Nawagattegam a Galgam uwa Kekirawa Ehetuwewa Polonnaruwa Koralai P attu Central Kalpitiy a Puttalam Koralai P attu W es t (Oddam avadi) Anam aduwa Am banpola Palagala Koralai P attu ( Valachc henai) Kotavehera Dam bulla Tham ankaduwa Koralai P attu S outh ( Kiran) Mundel Mahakum bukk adawala Polpithigam a Elaher a Maho Dim bulagala Batticaloa Erav ur Town Ras nayakapura Nik awer atiya Galewela Pallam a Matale Manm unai North Erav ur P attu Kobeigane Arac hchikattuwa Naula Kattankudy Wariyapola Ganew atta Kurunegala Pallepola Manm unai Pattu (A raipattai) Manm unai Wes t Dehiattak andiya Panduwas nuwara West Ibbagam uwa Bingiriya Wilgam uwa Chilaw Panduwas nuwara Eas t Am banganga Kor ale Mahaoya Manm unai South-W est Mas potha Yatawatta Laggala- Pallegama Bam unak otuw a Matale Manm unai South & E ruv il pattu Madam pe Rideegam a Udubaddawa Porativu P attu Rattota Kuliy apitiy a Eas t Mallawapitiya Kuliy apitiy a West Weeram bugedara Mahawewa Kurunegala Padiy athalawa Mahiyanganay a Mawathagam a Kalmunai Tamil Division Ukuwela Panvila Pujapitiy a Kalmunai Nattandiy a Nar amm ala Uhana Ak ur ana Nav ithanveliSaintham aruthu Polgahawela Pannala Thum pane Karaitheev u Pathadum bara Minipe Alawwa Hatharaliy adda Har is pattuwa Sam anthurai Ninthavur Wennappuwa Ram bukk ana Madulla Medadumbara Dank otuwa Kundasale Udadum bar a Yatinuwara Rideemaliy adda Am para Addalac hc henai Kandy Four G ravets & G angawata Korale Div ulapitiya Mawanella Kandy Ir akk am am Negom bo Pathahewaheta Mirigam a Galigamuwa Udunuwara Ampara Ak karaipattu Warakapola Kegalle Katana Kandaketiy a Bibile Deltota Alayadiwem bu Aranay ak a Doluwa Minuwangoda Dam ana Udapalatha Meegahak iv ula Gampaha Attanagalla Ganga Ihala K orale Hanguranketha Bulathk ohupitiy a Walapane Ja-E la Kegalle Thiruk kov il Gam paha Ruwanwella Mahara Soranathota Kothm ale Lunugala Medagama Yatiyanthota Wattala Pasbage Kor ale Badulla Dom pe Badulla Kelaniya Biyagam a Pass ara Nuwara Eliya Uva Par anagam a Colom bo Hali- Ela Kolonnawa Dehiovita Seethawak a Pothuvil Thim bir igasy aya Kaduwela Der aniyagala Nuwar a E liy a Sri Jay awar danapura K otte Colombo Ella Badalk umbura Dehiwala Maharagam a Am bagam uwa Welim ada Hom agam a Padukk a Siyam balanduwa Eheliyagoda Ratm alana Bandarawela Moneragala Kesbewa Kuruv ita Haputale Moratuwa Moneragala Ingiriya Kiriella Lahugala Hor ana Panadur a Ratnapura Bandaragam a Im bulpe Haldumm ulla Millaniy a Elapatha Buttala Madurawala Bulaths inhala Ayagam a Wellawaya Kalutar a Pelmadulla Opanay ake Balangoda Kalutara Ratnapura Dodangoda Niv ithigala Agalawatta Weligepola Kahawatta Palindanuwar a Godak awela Katharagama Beruwala Mathugama Thanam alv ila Kalawana Walallavita Bentota Kolonna Sevanagala This sam ahar am a Neluwa Em bilipitiy a Lunugamv ehera Kotapola Balapitiy a Karandeniy a Niy agam a Elpitiya Thawalam a Sooriyawewa Pasgoda Katuwana Location Galle Hambantota Am balangoda Pitabeddara Welivitiy a-Divithur a Ham bantota Nagoda Walas mulla Weeraketiya Gonapeenuwala Matara Angunak olapeles sa Am balantota Mulatiyana Okewela Baddegam a Ak ur ess a Hik kaduwa Athuraliy a Yak kalamulla Hak m ana Bope-P oddala Tangalle Ak meem ana Kam burupitiya Galle Four Gr av ets Beliatta Sri Lanka Im aduwa Kirinda P uhulwella Malim bada Welipitiya Thihagoda Habaraduwa Dev inuwara Weligama Dic kwella Matara Four G ravets Kilometers 0 10 20 40 60 80 Note : Boundaries of some DS Division are not exact boundaries Produced by : Cartography Division, Department of Census and Statistics - Sri Lanka.
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