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Local Government Directory All Villages of ALMORA district, UTTARAKHAND state S.No. Village Code Village Village Name(In English) Village Name(In Local) Sub District Census 2001 Census 2011 Version Code Code Code 1 52217 2 Achhron Malla Achhron Malla 6339 01196800 052217 2 52209 2 Achhron Talla Achhron Talla 6339 01196000 052209 3 51625 1 Adagoli Adagoli 325 01158600 051625 4 51767 1 Adborha Adborha 325 01172800 051767 5 53034 1 Adhar Muafi Adhar Muafi 330 01308400 053034 6 53069 1 Adheli Sunar Adheli Sunar 330 01312000 053069 7 53312 1 Adhuriya Adhuriya 331 01276100 053312 8 51977 1 Adigaon Bangari Adigaon Bangari 326 01212100 051977 9 51978 1 Adigaon Fuloli & Chak Adigaon Fuloli & Chak 326 01212200 051978 Adigaon Adigaon 10 51974 1 Adigaon Kanhodiya Adigaon Kanhodiya 326 01211800 051974 11 53150 1 Aditha Aditha 330 01320300 053150 12 51614 2 Afalkhola Afalkhola 6330 01156000 051614 13 51618 2 Afaun Afaun 6330 01156400 051618 14 52638 1 Agar Agar 329 01223700 052638 15 52019 1 Agar Agar 326 01216300 052019 16 51898 1 Agaramanral Agaramanral 326 01203800 051898 17 52010 1 Agar Noula Agar Noula 326 01215400 052010 18 53289 1 Agar Raulkuri Agar Raulkuri 331 01273700 053289 19 51567 2 Agaspur Agaspur 6330 01148900 051567 20 52769 1 Agina Agina 329 01236900 052769 21 53192 2 Aicholi Aicholi 6368 01324600 053192 22 52287 1 Aina Aina 328 01241000 052287 23 52420 1 Airad Airad 328 01254500 052420 24 53336 1 Airadev Airadev 331 01278600 053336 25 52413 1 Airari Airari 328 01253700 052413 26 52894 2 Airi Khan Airi Khan 6338 01291400 052894 27 52422 1 Airoli Airoli 328 01254700 052422 28 53285 1 Ajhora Ajhora 331 01273300 053285 29 52215 2 Ajoli Malli Ajoli Malli 6339 01196600 052215 30 52210 2 Ajoli Talli Ajoli Talli 6339 01196100 052210 31 51932 1 Akheti Akheti 326 01207300 051932 32 52016 1 Akhoria Akhoria 326 01216000 052016 33 52876 2 Alai Supyal Alai Supyal 6338 01289500 052876 34 52659 2 Almiya Gaon Almiya Gaon 6341 01225800 052659 35 52566 1 Almiyakady Almiyakady 328 01269500 052566 36 53242 1 Almora Range Almora Range 330 01284300 053242 37 53246 1 Almora Range Almora Range 330 01307100 053246 38 53247 1 Almora Range Almora Range 330 01311400 053247 39 53241 1 Almora Range Almora Range 330 01282100 053241 Mar 8, 2018, 11:24 AM S.No. Village Code Village Village Name(In English) Village Name(In Local) Sub District Census 2001 Census 2011 Version Code Code Code 40 52575 1 Almora Range Almora Range 328 01265900 052575 41 51888 1 Amdali Amdali 326 01202800 051888 42 52245 2 Amdali Amdali 6339 01199700 052245 43 52080 1 Amdhar Amdhar 327 01175900 052080 44 51827 1 Amgadhera Amgadhera 325 01182200 051827 45 51592 2 Amkhet Amkhet 6330 01153800 051592 46 52811 1 Amkholi Amkholi 330 01282900 052811 47 53671 1 Amogh Amogh 333 01354900 053671 48 51666 1 Amoli Amoli 325 01162700 051666 49 53267 1 Amritpur Amritpur 331 01271500 053267 50 51938 1 Amsiyari Amsiyari 326 01207900 051938 51 51802 1 Amuroli Amuroli 325 01179700 051802 52 52390 1 Amyari Amyari 328 01251300 052390 53 53147 1 Anariyakot Anariyakot 330 01320000 053147 54 52883 2 Anarsa Anarsa 6338 01290300 052883 55 53578 1 Andoli Andoli 333 01345600 053578 56 53741 2 Anoli Anoli 6342 01363600 053741 57 52085 1 Ansutale Ansutale 327 01176400 052085 58 53411 2 Anuli Anuli 6368 01326900 053411 59 53476 2 Arakhet Arakhet 332 01335500 053476 60 52789 1 Arari Arari 329 01238900 052789 61 52066 1 Arari Bist Arari Bist 327 01152400 052066 62 51597 2 Ararirajwar Ararirajwar 6330 01154300 051597 63 53633 1 Ara Salpar Ara Salpar 333 01351100 053633 64 53695 1 Archali Archali 333 01357700 053695 65 53330 1 Arjunrath Arjunrath 331 01277900 053330 66 53440 2 Aroli Aroli 6368 01330500 053440 67 53541 1 Artola Artola 333 01340800 053541 68 52672 2 Aru Bagar Aru Bagar 6341 01227200 052672 69 51936 1 Aseti Aseti 326 01207700 051936 70 52749 2 Ashgoli Ashgoli 329 01234900 052749 71 53168 1 Asota Asota 330 01322100 053168 72 52335 1 Aswal Kotyoura Aswal Kotyoura 328 01245800 052335 73 51594 2 Ataliya Ataliya 6330 01154000 051594 74 53109 1 Atdeli Tiwari Atdeli Tiwari 330 01316100 053109 75 53100 1 Athar Bari Athar Bari 330 01315100 053100 76 53657 1 Ati Ati 333 01353500 053657 77 51494 1 Babalia Babalia 325 01140200 051494 78 52716 2 Baban Baban 6340 01231500 052716 79 53333 1 Babari Babari 331 01278200 053333 80 900605 2 BABURIA NAYAL BABURIA NAYAL 6338 000000 Mar 8, 2018, 11:24 AM S.No. Village Code Village Village Name(In English) Village Name(In Local) Sub District Census 2001 Census 2011 Version Code Code Code 81 52802 1 Baburiya Nayal Baburiya Nayal 330 01135000 052802 82 53458 1 Bach Kande Bach Kande 332 01333500 053458 83 53287 1 Bachurari Bachurari 331 01273500 053287 84 51798 1 Badaruwa Tila Badaruwa Tila 325 01179300 051798 85 51832 2 Badhan Badhan 325 01182700 051832 86 52375 1 Badhan Khet Badhan Khet 328 01249800 052375 87 51648 2 Badhann Badhann 325 01160900 051648 88 53236 2 Badhar Badhar 6368 01359700 053236 89 53536 1 Badiyar Bisht Badiyar Bisht 333 01332200 053536 90 53529 1 Badiyar Rait Badiyar Rait 333 01331500 053529 91 52569 1 Badseela Badseela 328 01268800 052569 92 53179 2 Badyura Badyura 6368 01323300 053179 93 52259 2 Bagadiya Sain Bagadiya Sain 6339 01201200 052259 94 53357 1 Bagainiya Sela Bagainiya Sela 331 01280700 053357 95 52675 2 Bagargaon Bagargaon 6341 01227500 052675 96 51937 1 Bagari Bagari 326 01207800 051937 97 51764 1 Bagdawar Bagdawar 325 01172500 051764 98 52418 1 Baghan Baghan 328 01254300 052418 99 53663 2 Bag Pali Bag Pali 6342 01354100 053663 100 52437 1 Baguna Baguna 328 01256200 052437 101 51973 1 Bagwali Khet Bagwali Khet 326 01211700 051973 102 52396 1 Bagwali Rawtila Bagwali Rawtila 328 01251900 052396 103 53553 1 Bahatar Bahatar 333 01343100 053553 104 51760 1 Bahnoli Bahnoli 325 01172100 051760 105 52547 1 Bahro Bahro 328 01267600 052547 106 53185 2 Baiditana Baiditana 6368 01323900 053185 107 51890 2 Baies aokhala Baies aokhala 326 01203000 051890 108 53407 2 Baigania Baigania 6368 01326500 053407 109 53349 1 Baiganiya Tela Baiganiya Tela 331 01279900 053349 110 51786 1 Baina Baina 325 01174800 051786 111 52439 1 Baina Baina 328 01256400 052439 112 52028 1 Bairati Bairati 326 01217200 052028 113 51477 2 Bairsal Bairsal 6330 01138600 051477 114 52901 2 Baisiya Chhana Baisiya Chhana 6338 01292200 052901 115 51797 1 Baiskhet Baiskhet 325 01179200 051797 116 53071 1 Bajainiya Muafi Bajainiya Muafi 330 01312200 053071 117 51647 1 Bajan Bajan 325 01160800 051647 118 52053 1 Bajar Khora Bajar Khora 327 01149500 052053 119 52513 1 Bajeena Bajeena 328 01264100 052513 120 53370 1 Bajel Bajel 331 01282000 053370 Mar 8, 2018, 11:24 AM S.No. Village Code Village Village Name(In English) Village Name(In Local) Sub District Census 2001 Census 2011 Version Code Code Code 121 53570 1 Bajela Bajela 333 01344800 053570 122 53184 2 Bajethi Bajethi 6368 01323800 053184 123 52937 1 Bajgal Bajgal 330 01295900 052937 124 52725 2 Bajina Bajina 6340 01232400 052725 125 51588 2 Bajkhet Bajkhet 6330 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