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The Kolkata Municipal Corporation Advertisement Department Borough/Ward Wise Hoarding List The Kolkata Municipal Corporation Advertisement Department Borough/Ward Wise Hoarding List Unit Type: Non LUC Paying Unit Unit Sub Type: Private Hoarding Sl. No Br Ward Premises Name of Street Location Unit Code. Size No (SqFt) 1 1 001 56 COSSIPORE ROAD COSSIPORE RD. 08-01-001-003-0001 90 2 1 001 56 COSSIPORE ROAD COSSIPORE RD. 08-01-001-003-0002 200 3 1 001 56 COSSIPORE ROAD COSSIPORE RD. 08-01-001-003-0003 200 4 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD SINTHEE MORE 08-01-001-001-0025 200 5 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD CROSSING OF B T ROAD/ D 02-01-001-001-0026 200 D ROAD 6 1 001 72 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T. RD. 08-01-001-001-0002 200 7 1 001 47A BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.ROAD 08-01-001-001-0001 144 8 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD BARACKPORE BRIDGE 08-01-001-001-0022 200 9 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD BARACKPORE BRIDGE 08-01-001-001-0023 300 10 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD BARACKPORE BRIDGE 08-01-001-001-0024 300 11 1 001 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD. 08-01-001-001-0021 450 12 1 002 7/14A DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0003 300 13 1 002 7/14A DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0004 288 14 1 002 7/14A DUM DUM ROAD DUMDUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0005 200 15 1 002 7/14A DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0006 200 16 1 002 7/14A DUM DUM ROAD DUMDUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0007 300 17 1 002 11/2C DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0001 200 18 1 002 11/2C DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0002 200 19 1 002 14V DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-002-004-0008 64 20 1 002 BARRACPORE TRUNK ROAD NEAR CHIRIAMORE BSNLST 02-01-002-001-0001 200 QRT./(NL)/APDT.24/11/04 21 1 003 14/2 DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-003-004-0001 200 22 1 003 14/2 DUM DUM ROAD DUM DUM ROAD 08-01-003-004-0002 200 23 1 004 86/1 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-004-001-0003 200 24 1 004 86/1 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-004-001-0004 200 25 1 004 59A BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.ROAD 08-01-004-001-0001 20 26 1 004 59A BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.ROAD 08-01-004-001-0002 200 27 1 005 KSHUDIRAM BOSE SARANI TINBOARD 'SELF' 08-01-005-010-0002 14 28 1 005 22/2 KSHUDIRAM BOSE SARANI BELGACHIA ROAD 08-01-005-010-0001 160 29 1 005 21/3 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA ROAD 08-01-005-006-0002 200 30 1 005 22/1 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA (SEN 08-01-005-006-0003 120 BROTHERS) 31 1 005 22/1 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA (H.P.SIRKAR) 08-01-005-006-0004 80 32 1 005 22/1 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA (SEN 08-01-005-006-0005 120 BROTHERS) 33 1 005 22/1 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA (H.P.SIRKAR) 08-01-005-006-0006 108 34 1 005 22/1 INDRA BISWAS ROAD BELGACHIA ROAD 08-01-005-006-0001 200 35 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0001 200 36 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0002 200 37 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0003 200 38 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0004 200 39 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0005 200 40 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0006 200 41 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0007 200 42 1 005 67/1B BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.RD 08-01-005-002-0008 200 Sl. No Br Ward Premises Name of Street Location Unit Code. Size No (SqFt) 43 1 006 4A PRAN KRISHNA MUKHERJEE PRANKRISHNA 08-01-006-026-0001 450 ROAD MUKHERJEE RD/6/1/07 44 1 006 22E LOCKGATE ROAD LOCKGATE RD. 08-01-006-022-0001 200 45 1 006 22E LOCKGATE ROAD LOCKGATE RD. 08-01-006-022-0002 200 46 1 006 STRAND ROAD OPP. S.B.I ,STRAND RD. 08-01-006-032-0001 800 BRANCH 47 1 006 STRAND ROAD OPP. S.B.I ,STRAND RD. 08-01-006-032-0002 800 BRANCH 48 1 006 STRAND ROAD OPP. S.B.I ,STRAND RD. 08-01-006-032-0003 800 BRANCH 49 1 006 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T. RD./Y 08-01-006-002-0001 200 50 1 006 22 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD FACING CHIRIAMORE 08-01-006-002-0003 600 51 1 006 6K BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.ROAD 08-01-006-002-0005 400 52 1 006 6K BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD B.T.ROAD 08-01-006-002-0004 400 53 1 006 22 BARRACKPORE TRUNK ROAD FACING SHYAMBAZAR 08-01-006-002-0002 600 54 1 007 45B RABINDRA SARANI RABINDRA SARANI 08-01-007-030-0001 200 55 1 007 125/2 BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0006 300 56 1 007 125/2 BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0007 300 57 1 007 121/IC BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0002 96 58 1 007 121/IC BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0003 150 59 1 007 121/IC BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0004 150 60 1 007 121/IB BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0005 180 61 1 007 128/1 BIDHAN SARANI BIDHAN SARANI 08-01-007-006-0001 196 62 1 008 4 RAJA NABA KISSEN STREET RAJA NABAKRISHNA ST. 08-01-008-036-0002 200 63 1 008 4 RAJA NABA KISSEN STREET RAJA NABAKRISHNA ST. 08-01-008-036-0003 200 64 1 008 31 RAJA NABA KISSEN STREET RAJA NABAKRISHNA ST. 08-01-008-036-0001 200 65 1 008 60 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-008-023-0006 100 66 1 008 64A JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-008-023-0002 200 67 1 008 60 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-008-002-0005 200 68 1 008 60 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-008-002-0006 200 69 1 008 4 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE B.B.AVENUE 08-01-008-002-0001 200 70 1 008 2 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE BHUPEN BOSE AVE. 08-01-008-002-0002 200 71 1 008 2 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE B.B.AVENUE, FIXED ON 08-01-008-002-0003 200 THE WALL/EAST FACING /SITE-I 72 1 008 2 BHUPENDRA BASU AVENUE BHUPEN BOSE AVE. 08-01-008-002-0004 495 73 1 008 79C BHAGABATI SEN LANE EKDALIA RD. 08-01-008-001-0001 200 74 1 009 58 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI GREY ST 08-01-009-037-0001 200 75 1 009 58 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI GREY ST 08-01-009-037-0002 200 76 1 009 58 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI GREY ST. 08-01-009-037-0003 90 77 1 009 51A JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-009-016-0003 200 78 1 009 53 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE J.M.AVENUE, 08-01-009-016-0002 200 79 1 009 53 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE J.M.AVENUE 08-01-009-016-0001 200 80 1 009 53 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE JATINDRA M. AVE. SANC. 08-01-009-016-0005 300 ON 30/9/05 81 2 010 SHAMBAZAR STREET SHYAMBAZAR JN. 08-01-010-040-0001 150 82 2 010 SHAMBAZAR STREET SHYAMBAZAR CROSSING 08-01-010-040-0002 200 83 2 010 SHAMBAZAR STREET SHYAMBAZAR CROSSING 08-01-010-040-0003 300 84 2 010 SHAMBAZAR STREET SHYAMBAZAR CROSSING 08-01-010-040-0004 300 85 2 010 14B MAHENDRA BOSE LANE MAHENDRA BOSE LANE 08-01-010-024-0001 450 86 2 010 14B MAHENDRA BOSE LANE MAHENDRA BOSE LANE 08-01-010-024-0002 450 87 2 010 14B MAHENDRA BOSE LANE 14B, MAHENDRA BOSE 08-01-010-024-0003 200 LANE 88 2 010 25 BHUPENDRA BOSE AVENUE B.B.AVE. 08-01-010-007-0001 200 89 2 010 3A BHUPENDRA BOSE AVENUE B.B.AVEUE 08-01-010-007-0006 480 Sl. No Br Ward Premises Name of Street Location Unit Code. Size No (SqFt) 90 2 010 3A BHUPENDRA BOSE AVENUE B.B.AVENUE 08-01-010-007-0007 480 91 2 010 BHUPENDRA BOSE AVENUE SHYAMBAZAAR WATER 08-01-010-007-0002 360 TANK BHUPEN BOSE RD 92 2 010 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI ARABINDA SARANI 08-01-010-043-0001 200 93 2 010 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI AUROBINDO SARANI 08-01-010-043-0002 200 94 2 010 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE SOVABAZAR 10-01-010-017-0001 200 METRO(NL)/6/7/06 95 2 010 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE SOVABAZAR 10-01-010-017-0002 200 METRO(NL)/9/7/06 96 2 010 JATINDRA MOHAN AVENUE SOVABAZAR MTRO STN.
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