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Ward Map of Nuwara Eliya Pradeshiya Sabha - Nuwara Eliya District Ref Ward Map of Nuwara Eliya Pradeshiya Sabha - Nuwara Eliya District Ref. No : NDC / 06 / 05 NuwaraEliya PS Hanguranketha $ Pradeshiya Sabha Walapane Kothmale Pradeshiya Sabha Pradeshiya Sabha 0 534C 0 2 0 535 J 535G «¬ 0 0 534 G 2 Thalawakele-Lindula 535 K 535 534 Urban Council 1 534 B «¬ 534 F Nuwara Eliya Pradeshiya Sabha 535 F 535 H KANDY 535 M «¬5 534 D Ward No Ward Name 534 A 1 Kandapola DISTRICT 475 P 2 Park 535 N 3 475 Z Nuwara Eliya 534 H «¬ 3 Galpalama 20 7 ¬4 «¬ «¬ 475 D Municipal Council « 535 I 4 Peddro 6 535 L 475 Q «¬ 5 Shanthipura 475 M 475 X 476 C «¬9 6 Gratewestern 475 S 8 7 Watagoda 21 475 B «¬ 535 A 535 E «¬ 19 476 E 8 Rathnagiriya «¬ 475 C 12 11 478 A «¬ 9 Nanuoya 22 476 «¬ «¬ 475 G 475 W 476 D 10 Magoda 10 476 G 475 18 «¬ 478 11 Ruwaneliya 475 A «¬ 475 E 475 W «¬15 476 F 12 Seethaeliya 475 N 475 R ¬14 13 475 F « «¬ 476 H 13 Meepilimana 17 476 A 476 B «¬ 475 F 475 V 14 Perakumpura «¬16 15 Kirimetiya 16 Waltrim Ward No GN No GN Name ¬23 475 V 534 Kandapola « 475 Y BADULLA 17 Coombwood 1 475 H 534 F Concordia 476 M 18 Devon 534 G Park DISTRICT 2 475 U «¬24 475T 476 P 534C Kandapola Centre «¬25 «¬28 19 Dimbula 534 A Galpalama 475 I 20 Bogahawatta 3 534 B Jayalanka 477 A 21 Kotagala 534 D Kadapola East 476 L 26 476 Q 27 22 Kudaoya 534 H Pedro «¬ «¬ 535 G Part of HawaEliya North 29 23 Yuilefield 4 «¬ 535 H Part of Hawaeliya East 476 N 476 T 24 Rahanwatta 535 I Part ofBuluela 0 25 Nagasena 0 535 Part of Nuwaraeliya 0 26 Holbrook 5 476 K 535 F Part of HawaEliya West Ambagamuwa 33 476 J 8 ¬ 1 « 535 J Toppass Pradeshiya Sabha 27 Henfold 5 535 K Part of Bambarakele 475 L 28 Thangakele 535 L Part of NuwaraEliya West 29 Ambewela 535 M Shanthipura 475 J «¬30 535 N Part of Kalapura 30 Dayagama 475 S Part of Holyrood 476 S 31 Waverley 6 475 Z Great Western 32 Agarapathana 31 7 475 D Part of Watagoda «¬ 33 Elabedda 475 F Part of Lindula 32 8 «¬ 475 G Part of Rthnagiriya 476 R 475 X Part of Bearwell Ward No GN No GN Name 476 Nanu Oya 475 Kotagala Legend 9 21 475 K 476 C Bangalahatha 475 M Stonycliff Province Boundary 476 E WindiCorner 22 475 A Kuda Oya 10 476 F Magoda 23 475 Y Yuillefield District Boundary 476 D Ruwaneliya 475 U Rahanwatta 11 24 DS Boundary 535 A Part of Magastota 475T Eildonhall 477 478 Goredihela 475 H Nagasena GN Boundary 25 12 478 A Part of Seethaeliya 475 V Part of Waltrim ! ! ! ! ! Polling Division Boundary 535 E Part of Sadathenna 475 I Holbrook 26 PS Boundary 476 G Mihindupura 476 Q Balmoral 13 476 H Meepilimana 476 N Henfold MC / UC Boundary 27 14 476 B Perakumpura 476 P Braemore Ward Boundary 475 W Part of Samerset 476 L Lippakelle 15 28 476 A Kirimetiya 476 M Thangakela Multi Member Ward 475 V Part of Waltrim 477 Pattipola 16 29 475 W Part of Samerset 477 A Ambewela 475 E Part of Thalawakele 475 L Dayagama West 30 17 475 F Part of Lindula 476 S Dayagama East 475 R Part of Coombewood 476 R Sandrigama 31 RATNAPURA 475 C Devon 476 T Waverley 18 Prepared by Survey Department of Sri Lanka 475 N Drayton 475 K Agarapathana 32 DISTRICT 19 475 B Dimbula 476 J Glassgow Data Source: 475 P Bogahawatta 475 J Elabedda 20 33 National Delimitation Committee for Local Authorities - 2013 / 2016 475 Q Mount Vernon 476 K Albion Scale - 1:130,000 Ministry of Local Government and Provincial Councils 175000 190000 205000.
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