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Ward Map of Gampaha Pradeshiya Sabha - Gampaha District Ref. No : NDC / 02 / 14 Katana Gampaha Pradeshiya Sabha Pradeshiya Sabha Minuwangoda $ Pradeshiya Sabha Makevita North 218 1 Mabima P 217 Makevita South 218A Gonagaha 02 219A Gampaha Pradeshiya Sabha Gonagaha 1 Akaravita 219 222B WARD No WARD Name Welikada 217A 2 1 Makevita P Gampaha 2 Akaravita Midellawita Ambanvita Kirindivita Municipal Council 208 220A 220 3 Thibbotugoda 4 Bulugahagoda P3 Kosovita Kudabollatha Thibbotugoda 221A 222A 5 Bollatha 209A 216B Horagolla Wewel Agara 9 North Oruthota 6 Galahitiyawa 209D 221 P Bollatha North 216 Oruthota North South Moragoda 1 7 Ganemulla 209 235 235A 233 10 216A 8 P 232D 8 Pahala Yagoda Bollatha West 4 Galahitiyawa P Neduna P Moragoda 02 209C North Pahala Yagoda 9 Orutota 7 236C 233A 215 P 236 10 Mudungoda Bollatha South Ihala Yagoda North Mudungoda 210 Galahitiyawa Ganemulla 209B 235B Mudungoda North 11 Rathupaswala East North Godagedara 6 236B South 232B P 215B 232A 12 Belummahara 5 Bulugahagoda 232C P 13 West P 13 Ihala Yagoda Galahitiyawa South Ganemulla South 11 210A Belummahara P 14 Kossinna Ja-Ela 215A 236D Mahena Ihala Yagoda South 14 236A 235C 239 Rathupaswala Pradeshiya Sabha P 239A 15 Katuwalamulla 12 Kossinna West 2 P 16 Parakandeniya Kossinna East Mahara 237B 237 17 Amunugoda Ihala Imbulgoda North Galloluwa Pradeshiya Sabha Amunugoda 240 239B 18 Pahala Imbulgoda Kossinna West 1 North 237A 17 238 19 Ihala Imbulgoda 15 P 20 P Amunugoda P Katuwalamulla North Ihala Imbulgoda 20 Nedungamuwa 244C South 19 238A South P Nedungamuwa 21 Weliweriya P18 240A 241 244A 22 Embaraluwa Pahala Imbulgoda Weliweriya West Weliweriya North West Pahala Imbulgoda 240B 241B 244B South 244D 16 243A Legend GN No GN Name P 243B Weliweriya 21 East Province Boundary 243 210 - Bulugahagoda East 244 WPeliweriya 241A District Boundary Embaraluwa South 216A - Horagolla South North Embaraluwa North DS Boundary 02 01 241C GN Boundary 242 221 - Makilangamuwa 242A ! ! ! ! ! Polling Division Boundary PS Boundary 221A - Rathmalvita 22 MC / UC Boundary P Embaraluwa South Ward Boundary 232D - Mudungoda West 01 242B Multi Member Ward 243 - Pahala Imbulgoda East Embaraluwa South 02 242C 244 - Parakandeniya South Mahara 244A - Parakandeniya North 1 Pradeshiya Sabha 244B - Parakandeniya North 2 Prepared by Survey Department of Sri Lanka Data Source: 244D - Katuwalamulla South National Delimitation Committee for Local Authorities - 2013 / 2016 Scale - 1:50,000 Ministry of Local Government and Provincial Councils.

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