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ಕೋ풿蓍- ಲ咾ಕರಣ ಕᲂ飍ರ ಗ쳁 (COVID VACCINATION CENTERS) Sl No District CVC Name Category 1 Dharwad ADHARGUNCHI PHC Government 2 Dharwad ALAGAWADI Government 3 Dharwad ALNAVAR 24X7 Government 4 Dharwad AMMINABHAVI (24X7) Government 5 Dharwad ANAND NAGAR UPHC HUBLI Government 6 Dharwad ANCHATAGERI Subcenter Government 7 Dharwad ANNIGERI 24X7 Government 8 Dharwad ANNIGERI-B Government 9 Dharwad ANNIGERI-C Government 10 Dharwad ARALIKATTI 24X7 Government 11 Dharwad ARAVATAGI Subcenter Government 12 Dharwad AREKURAHATTI Government 13 Dharwad AYODYA NAGAR UPHC Government 14 Dharwad BAGADAGERI Government 15 Dharwad Baliji Hospital Hubli Government 16 Dharwad BAMMIGATTI Government 17 Dharwad BAMMIGATTI 24X7 Government 18 Dharwad Banatiktta UPHC Hubli Government 19 Dharwad BARADWAD Government 20 Dharwad BARAKOTRI UPHC Government 21 Dharwad BASAPURA Government 22 Dharwad BEERAVALLI Government 23 Dharwad BEGURU Government 24 Dharwad BELHAAR Government 25 Dharwad BETADURA Government 26 Dharwad BYAHATTI (24X7) Government 27 Dharwad Chabbi Government 28 Dharwad CHAKALABBI Subcenter Government 29 Dharwad CHIKKAMALLIGAWADA Subcneter Government 30 Dharwad Chitaguppi UPHC Government 31 Dharwad DEVARGUDIHAL Subcenter Government 32 Dharwad DEVIKOPPA A Government 33 Dharwad DISTRICT HOPITAL CV Government 34 Dharwad Doddkeri UPHC Government 35 Dharwad Dr Nalwad Hospital Private 36 Dharwad DUMMAWADA Government 37 Dharwad FRU DHARWAD DISTRICT HOSPITAL Government 38 Dharwad FRU HUBLI KIMS MEDICAL COLLEGE Government 39 Dharwad FRU KALGHATAGI TALUK HOSPITAL Government 40 Dharwad FRU KUNDGOL TALUK HOSPITAL Government 41 Dharwad FRU NAVALGUND TALUK HOSPITAL Government 42 Dharwad G HULAKOPPA Government 43 Dharwad G.BASANAKOPPA Government 44 Dharwad Gandhiwada UPHC Government 45 Dharwad GANESH PETH UPHC Government 46 Dharwad GANJIGATTI Government 47 Dharwad GARAG 24X7 Government 48 Dharwad GOVANAKOPPA Subcenter Government 49 Dharwad GOWDAGERI SC Government 50 Dharwad GUDAGERI 24X7 Government 51 Dharwad GUDAGERI-A Government 52 Dharwad GUDISAGAR Government 53 Dharwad HALLALA Subcenter Government 54 Dharwad HALLIKERI Government 55 Dharwad HANGARAKI Subcenter Government 56 Dharwad HARLAPUR Subcenter Government 57 Dharwad HAROBELAVADI Subcenter Government 58 Dharwad HDMC MATERNITY HOSPITAL UPHC Government 59 Dharwad HEBBALLI (24X7) Government 60 Dharwad HEGGERI UPHC Government 61 Dharwad HIREHARAKUNI Subcenter Government 62 Dharwad HIREHONNALLI Government 63 Dharwad HIRENARTI Subcenter Government 64 Dharwad Hubli Railway Hospital Government 65 Dharwad Hubli Railway Hospital CVC Government 66 Dharwad Hubli Secure Hospital Private 67 Dharwad HUBLI SUP-SPECIALITY HOSPITAL Private 68 Dharwad HULAKERI Subcenter Government 69 Dharwad IBRAHIMPURA Government 70 Dharwad INGALAGI (24X7) Government 71 Dharwad INGALAHALLI PHC Government 72 Dharwad IRCS HOSPITAL UPHC Government 73 Dharwad JAVOOR Government 74 Dharwad JINNUR Government 75 Dharwad KABBENUR Subcenter Government 76 Dharwad KALAWADA Government 77 Dharwad KALGHATAGI TALUK HOSPITAL-CVC Government 78 Dharwad KALGHATGI-A Government 79 Dharwad KALGHATGI-B Government 80 Dharwad KAMADOLLI-A Government 81 Dharwad KARADIGUDDA Subcentre Government 82 Dharwad KASHINETTI Subcentre Government 83 Dharwad KATNURA Subcenter Government 84 Dharwad KIMS HUBLI MED. COLLEGE CV Government 85 Dharwad KOLIWAD PHC Government 86 Dharwad KOLIWADA-A Subcenter Government 87 Dharwad KOTUR Government 88 Dharwad KUNDGOL TALUKA HOPITAL-CVC Government 89 Dharwad KUNDGOL-A Government 90 Dharwad KURAVINAKOPPA Government 91 Dharwad Kusugal Station Subcenter Government 92 Dharwad KYARAKOPPA Subcenter Government 93 Dharwad Life Line Hospital Hubli Private 94 Dharwad M M JOSHI EYE HOSPITAL Private 95 Dharwad MADARMADDI UPHC Government 96 Dharwad Managundi Subcenter Government 97 Dharwad MANASURA SubCentre Government 98 Dharwad MANTURA Subcenter Government 99 Dharwad MAREWADA Subcenter Government 100 Dharwad MATIGATTI Subcenter Government 101 Dharwad MISHRIKOTI (24X7) Government 102 Dharwad MORAB (24X7) Government 103 Dharwad MORAB-A Government 104 Dharwad MUGAD Government 105 Dharwad MUKKAL (24X7) Government 106 Dharwad MURARAHALLI Government 107 Dharwad NARENDRA A Subcenter Government 108 Dharwad NAVALGUND TALUKA HOSPITAL CVC Government 109 Dharwad NAVALGUND-A Government 110 Dharwad NAVALGUND-B Government 111 Dharwad NAVALGUND-C Government 112 Dharwad NEERALKATII Subcenter Government 113 Dharwad NEHARU NAGAR UPHC Government 114 Dharwad Nigadi Government 115 Dharwad NMR Scan Center Hubli Private 116 Dharwad NOOLVI (24X7) Government 117 Dharwad OldHubli UPHC Government 118 Dharwad PASHUPATIHALA Government 119 Dharwad Police Head Quarters UPHC Government 120 Dharwad Purohit Nagar UPHC Government 121 Dharwad RAMALINGESHWAR NAGAR UPHC Government 122 Dharwad ROTTIGAWADA Subcenter Government 123 Dharwad SAMSHI (24X7) Government 124 Dharwad SANGAMESHWAR (24X7) Government 125 Dharwad SANJIVINI SHIRUR HUBLI Private 126 Dharwad SDM MEDICAL COLLEGE BUILDING Private 127 Dharwad SHALAWADI (24X7) Government 128 Dharwad SHEREWADA Subcenter Government 129 Dharwad SHIRKOL Government 130 Dharwad SHIVALLI Subcenter Government 131 Dharwad SIRAGUPPI PHC Government 132 Dharwad SIRUR SC Government 133 Dharwad SPANDANA HOSPITAL Private 134 Dharwad SR Ramagoudar Hospital Dharwad Private 135 Dharwad Suchirayu Hospital Private 136 Dharwad Suchirayu Hospital CVC Private 137 Dharwad Sulla Subcenter Government 138 Dharwad TABAKADAHONNALLI Government 139 Dharwad TATWADARSHA HOSPITAL Private 140 Dharwad TAVARAGERI Government 141 Dharwad Toravigalli UPHC Government 142 Dharwad TUPPADAKURAHATTI Government 143 Dharwad U.BETAGERI (24X7) Government 144 Dharwad UGNIKERI Government 145 Dharwad UPHC Medaroni Government 146 Dharwad UPHC Navanagar Government 147 Dharwad UPHC Navanagar Cvc Government 148 Dharwad UPPINBETAGERI-C Subcenter Government 149 Dharwad Vithal Nursing Home Private 150 Dharwad Vivekanand Hospital Hubli Private 151 Dharwad YADAWADA Subcentre Government 152 Dharwad YAREBUDIHALA Subcenter Government 153 Dharwad YARGUPPI (24X7) Government 154 Dharwad YELIVAL 24X7 Government 155 Dharwad YERIKOPPA Subcenter Government.
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