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District: Colombo Administrative Map DS Division: Kolonnawa Area Detail GAMPAHA Halmulla Sedawatta Wadulla Veheragoda Kotuvila Kelanimulla Maha Buthgamuwa B Orugodawatta Kolonnawa !! Welewatta Kittampahuwa Wennawatta Mulleriyawa North Kuda Buthgamuwa Kuriniyawatta Ambathale Wellampitiya Legend ! Maha Buthgamuwa C Town Maha Buthgamuwa A Dahampura Meethotamulla Railway Line Belagama GNs P-Codes Track Road Kolonnawa Singhapura Megoda Kolonnawa Udumulla North Ambathale 1106070 Bopetta Kotikawatta East Minor Road Batalandahena 1106135 Wijayapura Malgama Belagama 1106080 Mulleriyawa South Bopetta 1106130 Kotikawatta West Main Road Dahampura 1106115 Baseline Batalandahena !! Dodamgahahena 1106230 Gajabapura GN Boundary Elhena 1106225 Wijayapura Gajabapura 1106215 Salamulla Maligagodella Gothatuwa 1106200 Kajugahawatta Malpura DS Boundary Gothatuwa New Town 1106190 Gothatuwa Halmulla 1106015 Gothatuwa New Town Himbutana East 1106175 District Boundary Himbutana West 1106180 Kajugahawatta 1106195 Himbutana West Himbutana East Kelanimulla 1106065 Rajasinghagama Data source(s): Kittampahuwa 1106045 Elhena Kolonnawa 1106110 Survey Dept., Kotikawatta East 1106085 Udumulla South Kotikawatta West 1106140 Dodamgahahena Government of Sri Lanka Madinnagoda Kotuvila 1106020 Kuda Buthgamuwa 1106060 Angoda !! Kuriniyawatta 1106105 Madinnagoda 1106220 Updated as at: 19-Jan-2007 Maha Buthgamuwa A 1106090 Maha Buthgamuwa B 1106055 Produced on: 19-Jan-2007 Maha Buthgamuwa C 1106095 Malgama 1106150 Projection / Transverse Mercator Maligagodella 1106160 Datum Kandawala Malpura 1106185 Meethotamulla 1106035 GLIDE number TS 2004-0001470LKA Megoda Kolonnawa 1106125 Mulleriyawa North 1106075 Admin Survey Department, Mulleriyawa South 1106145 boundaries Gvt. of Sri Lanka Orugodawatta 1106030 Rajasinghagama 1106165 provided by: Salamulla 1106205 Sedawatta 1106010 MapNumber: OCHA/LK/Colombo/Admin/ 007 / 01 Singhapura 1106120 Udumulla North 1106155 This map is designed for printing on A4 Udumulla South 1106170 size Veheragoda 1106025 Wadulla 1106005 The boundaries, names and the Welewatta 1106040 Kilometers Wellampitiya 1106100 designations used on this map do not Wennawatta 1106050 00.510.25 imply official endorsement or acceptance Wijayapura 1106210 by the United Nations. Produced through the generous support of: © 2007 United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Sri Lanka # 202-204, Bauddhaloka Mawatha, Colombo 7, Tel: +94 (11) 4528689, Fax: +94 (11) 4528690, Email: [email protected] ,Website: www.humanitarianinfo.org/srilanka .

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