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HOBLIES - H.D.KOTE TALUK * Scale: 1 Cm = 2 K.M MYSORE TALUK HOBLIES - H.D.KOTE TALUK * Scale: 1 cm = 2 K.m MYSORE TALUK HALLADAMANUGANAHALLI KATTEHUNDI THOTAHALLI PURA KOTHEGALA GOLLANABEEDUSARAGUR ANKANAHALLI GOLLANABEEDU MUDDAIYYANAHUNDI MASANIKUPPE ALANAHALLI MALLAHALLI GANGADAHALLI KANIYANAHUNDI GANGADAHOSAHALLI SINDENAHALLI DEVALAPURA HENNEGEREKAVALTHANDASIPURA KALKODU KYATHANAHALLI HUNSUR KETHAHALLI KADASUR KANDEGOWDANAPURA BETTADABEEDU MANEGARANAHUNDI TALUK BHEEMANAHALLI MUSKERE CHAMALAPURA RAJEGOWDANAHUNDI BANNAVADI YELEHUNDIKAVAL JOMPANAHALLI GARIKEKATTEKAVAL YELEHUNDI HORAMAHALLI SOMEGOWDANAHUNDI BACHEGOWDANAHALLI PADUKOTAKAVAL MALLAHALLI ANNUR M.KANNENAHALLI CHAMANAHALLI CHIKKERIYUR PADUKOTE DODDAKEREKAVAL BETTAHALLI KOHALA K.KANNENAHALLI NANJANAYAKANAHALLI GOWDIMACHANAYAKANAHALLI SOLLAPURA KARIGALA KODICHAMANAHALLI HOSAHALLI KUNIGALU SAVVE YEDATHORE HOMMARAGAHALLI CHAMANAHALLI BOMMALAPURA DODDAKERIYUR KODASEEGE CHOTNAHALLI NAYAKANAHUNDIIRUVIDI MARCHAHALLI HOLEHUNDI SIDDAPURA PURA HAMPAPURA BUDANUR JINNAHALLI KANCHAMALLI KAREHUNDI HARUPURA CHIKKANANDI HATWAL MADAPURA AGASANAHUNDI VODDARAGUDI KOLAGALA HIRINANDI SHANTIPURA MALARA KONEGOWDANAHUNDI GUDUMANAHALLI SHANKAHALLI BELAGANAHALLIKAVAL HYRIGE CHAKKODANAHALLI MOLEYUR CHAGATHEKUPPE METIKUPPE BELAGANAHALLI SONAHALLI CHAKAHALLI CHAKKUR HEGGADADEVANAKOTE MATAKERE MUDDANAHALLI METIKUPPEKAVAL MANUGANAHALLI DASANAPURA HEGGADAPURA AKKADEVANAHALLI BOPPANAHALLI K.BELTHUR ADAHALLI YEREHALLI KATTEMANUGANAHALLI NAGANAHALLI HUNAGAHALLI KRISHANAPURAKAVAL HEBBALAGUPPE YEREHALLIKAVAL KULYA HEGGADAHALLI HIRIHALLI JAKKAHALLI MOTHA KOLLEGOWDANAHALLI MANUGANAHALLI METIKUPPE FOREST PENJAHALLI MACHANAYAKANAHALLI LANKE HALEMANCHAHALLI HULIKURA SEERANAHUNDI HULIKURAKAVAL SHIRMAHALLI MANCHAHALLI CHOWDAHALLI AMANI JUNGLE THUMBASOGE HUNSEKUPPE ANAGATTI HUNSAHALLI THORAVALLI KATTEHUNSUR NILAVAGILU SHANTIPURA(KALLASARGUR) NURLAKUPPE YELAMATHUR ITNA HOOVINAKOLA ANTHARASANTHE KUNDUR KUNNAPATNA BIDAGALU LAKKUR PURADAKATTE KALLAMBALU KRISHNARAJAPURA NERALE MAGUDILU MANCHAGOWDANAHALLI JEEYARA CHAMALAPURA MACHARE HONNURKUPPE RAGALAKUPPE SARAGUR HALASUR HALEMAGGE BEECHANAHALLI KOTHAGALA BENNEGERE NANJANGUD ANTHARASANTHE PLANTATION MAGGE BADANAKUPPE HOSAHOLALU JATAGATHIPURA AGATHUR SUNDAPURA TALUK NARASIPURA HEGGUDLU HANCHIPURA BEERWAL BETTADAVAREHUNDI N.BELATHUR SOGAHALLI BIDARAHALLI KITTUR MULLUR MALALIGADDE UYYAMBALLI MALALI CHANGOWDANAHALLI HALEYUR KONANALATHUR SAGARE KANDAGALA BASAVANAKOTE LINGENAHALLI SINGAPATNA MASAHALLI NISANA HURULIPURA NANJANATHAPURA BEDDALAPURA NANDINATHAPURA HUSGUR KARAPURA HEGGANUR MALLARAJAPURA JAGANAKOTE GUNDATHUR UDBUR KANAKANAHALLI HULLEMALA CHILLAHALLI HARIYALAPURA KAKANAKOTE FOREST KARAVADI THENEKAL DEVALAPURA K.GANDATHUR LAKKASOGE THELAGUMASAHALLI HOSAHALLI BEERAMBALLI KENCHANAHALLI KALASUR IYYANAPURA SHAMBUGOWDANAHALLI MELUKOTE IYYANAPURA ALAGANCHI BEGUR LAKSHMANAPURA KATAWALU BYRAPURA VALLAHALLI HADANUR BADAGA KANDALIKE NEMMANAHALLI M.C.THALALU MATAKERE ALALAHALLI HURULIPURA SEEGAVADI HOSAKOTE MACHUR ANEMALA HOSUR GOLUR DODDABYRANAKUPPE HUNSUR CHANNAGUNDI THIMMANIHOSAHALLI BEGUR KEBBEPURA MARABUGATHANAPURA NADAHADI MOLEYURKAVAL KADEGADDE BANKAVADI CHOWDAHALLI BEGURJUNGLE KUDIGI MUGUTHANAMULE SIDDAPURA CHIKKAKUNDUR CHIKKABESIGE MOLEYUR ANKUPURA BARAGI HIRIHALLI ALANAHALLI KURNAGALA VADERAHALLI HIRAHALLI INUR MARIGUDI JUNGLE KERALA STATE CHAMARAJANAGAR DISTRICT HOBLIES KANDALIKE ANTHARASANTHE KASABA HAMPAPURA Prepared By: District NRDMS Centre, Zilla Panchayath, Mysore SARAGUR.
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