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46101/14209 9846323144 28.22765526 83.99073982 846.5062842 7 Gopal Damai Kaski Pokhara 4 Firke pul 1 607987 40-32-4-0-001 9816182990 28.22882086 83.98104833 869.1887306 8 Radha Devi Parajuli Kaski Pokhara 5 Children park 1 646960 40-32-5-0-001 Citizenship Card 410 9846350869 28.22339906 83.9801289 837.8678465 9 Amrita Damai Kaski Pokhara 5 Bastari bagar 4 646963 40-32-5-0-002 9846778273 28.22782771 83.97303174 832.4448929 10 Jhalak Bahadur Karki Kaski Pokhara 5 Dharmasthali marga 2 646961 40-32-5-0-003 Citizenship Card 46017307808 9846039963 28.22315219 83.97701266 830.4867469 11 Guru Prasad Paudel Kaski Pokhara 6 Nahar marga 5 1036755 40-32-6-0-001 9846048597 28.21279036 83.96491828 789.3080547 12 Ramawoti Parajuli Kaski Pokhara 6 Nahar marga 7 1036757 40-32-6-0-002 9806635754 28.21320046 83.96584906 798.3980071 13 Lok Raj Pahari Kaski Pokhara 6 Phewa marga 8 1036758 40-32-6-0-003 Citizenship Card 46016904666 9846868067 28.21194942 83.96316335 783.3338439 14 Narayani Timilsina Kaski Pokhara 6 Thado pasal 22 1036772 40-32-6-0-004 9846050561 28.20958034 83.9675531 791.17571 15 Shyam Sundar Kunwar Kaski Pokhara 6 Shanti path 2 1036752 40-32-6-0-005 Citizenship Card 53 9846282923 28.20708215 83.96665367 778.1932265 16 Sabitri Poudel Kaski Pokhara 6 Barahi marga 30 1061505 40-32-6-0-006 9806760224 28.20846877 83.95905155 775.3351994 17 Keshar Bahadur Shrestha Kaski Pokhara 6 Thado pasal 23 1036773 40-32-6-0-007 Citizenship Card 27114 9856028710 28.20822865 83.96597387 768.5483794 18 Mina Kumari Shresta Kaski Pokhara 7 Rastrabank chowk 7 1187460 40-32-7-0-001 Citizenship Card 167382 9846054469 28.20368547 83.973331 788.5385472 19 Laxmi Poudel Kaski Pokhara 7 Milantol 8 1187461 40-32-10-0-40-32-7-0-002 9805807614 28.20583081 83.97394286 777.3722105 20 Ram Bahadur Khatry Kaski Pokhara 10 Gitashanti marg 6 1187481 40-32-10-0-001 Others 9846528272 28.21106859 83.99560584 809.6613663 21 Binod Bhujel Kaski Pokhara 10 Annapurna tol B 17 1035403 40-32-10-0-002 9826133338 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