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Chausa Block , Madhepura, District CHAUSA BLOCK , MADHEPURA, DISTRICT BASEITH KALIASTHAN RAMNAGAR TOLA DHARHARA . SHARMA TOLA RASULPURDHURIYA RASALPUR DHURIA Rasulpur Dhuria DIMHA TOLA DIMHA PARBATTA Govind Ram Kumedan Jagir PAHARPUR TILLARAHI (TERASI) BIHPUR BASA Jamman kumedan Jagir GHOSAI GHOSAI MAHTO BASA DAUBHATA BASA BARI BADHOUNA Ghosai Niamatullah Sipahi Jagir* Hasan Sharif Jamadar Jag* Khan Kumedan Jagir Din Mohammad Subedar Jag* DHURIA GORCHARI Chamru Hawaldar Jagir (U* TETRI BASA Mohammad Jafar Subedar J* English Ghosai (Uninhabi* English Ghosai (Uninhabi* GHOSAI Kewat Ram Subedar Jagir BUDDHU TOLA PAINA ARSANDI BAKHRI TOLA Subhani Subedar Jagir Paina SUKHAI TOLA BARI BADHOUNA DIYARA TOLA TILARAHI TOLA DABRU TOLA Ramakant Subedar Jagir MD HANIF KHAN JAHAGIR BIRBAL TOLA GHANAUL BHAGWANPUR BASA TULSIPUR TOLA Bhola Singh Jamadar Pahari Subedar Jagir (Un* Pahari Subedar Jagir (Un* Chausa Amanat Sarkar (Un* Chausa DHANESHPUR Amanat Hedaetullah Subed* Etwari Jamadar Jagir (Un* M TOLA WEST Hidaetullah Jamadar Jagi* Chausa MUSLIM TOLA Ramakant Subedar Jagir PASWAN TOLA Amanat Manullah Jamadar * M TOLA EAST YADAV TOL!A DHANESHPUR WEST CHAUSA AMYA TOLA Khan Kumedan Jagir PASWAN TOLA CHOUSA EAST DHITA TOLA CHIRAURI Amanat Manullah Subedar * CHOUSA WEST Mohammad Jafar Subedar J* Bhola Singh Jamadar BASAITHA MANOHARPUR SIRHA TOLADhanseshpur PUNAMA BASA ARAJPUR CHOUDHARI TOLA Manullah Subedar Jagir (* BAKIL TOLAJamman kumedan Jagir BASAITHA HEMKUNJ TOLA MALA BASA YADAV TOLA BHIKHA TOLA TIUTAUGA TOLA SAPNI MUSAHRI TOLA PHULKIA TOLA LADU BASA SAHAURA (SHABAWA TOLA) TERASI CATCHIRA TOLA CHIRORI Ghosai BUDDHU CHAK YADAV TOLA SIRHA TOLA SAHABA TOLA LAXMINIYA GHASAKPUR SHRIPUR BASA ARAJIPUR WEST Arajpur TAPUATOLA CHANU BASA PHULAUT (BIHPUR)PANDIT TOLA AGGAIBA MATHURAPURTOLA PANDEHI NAYAN TOLA Phulaut SADHU TOLA FULAUT WEST Phulaut CHANSURITOLA BHITHATOLA FULAUT EAST LAWALAGAN EAST Mohammad Heat Kumedan Ja* MATHURAPUR WEST BHATGAWAN MUSAHRI TULSIPURTOLA RAJPUT TOLA BOCHAI TOLA RAM CHARAN TOLA Dinmohammad Subedar Jag NISADH TOLA PASWAN TOLA Din Mohammad Subedar Jag* BHATGAWAN MORSANDA CHIRAURI PASWAN TOLA Laualagaon Amanat Sarkar Sardar Khan Sipahi Jagir SHARMA TOLA NARA DIH LAWALAGAN WEST Damar Singh Havaldar Jag* SINGHIA TOLASAH TOLA PORA TOLA MARSANDA EAST(RAWAT STHAN) NISADH TOLA Morsanda Pachrasi BHAWANPURA BASA ARAJIPUR EAST Bhatgawan Pachrasi Amanat Sarkar KHOPARIYA TOLA Laualagaon D S H TOLA BINTOLA INDEX KHOPARIA KHALIFATOLA GARAIYATOLA ! BHQ HABITATION ROAD N.H S.H M.D.R O.D.R VILLAGE ROAD PREPARED BY:- BLOCK BOUNDARY PANCHAYAT BOUNDARY 0 1 2 4 6 VILLAGE BOUNDARY Kilometers RIVER.
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