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Anuradhapura Polonnaruwa Batticaloa 1 1 2 2 Administrative Map DISTRICT: Trincomalee District Secretariat Divisions and Grama Nilhadari Divisions District Secretariat Divisions and Grama Nilhadari P Eachchilampattai P Kuchaveli P Padavi Sri Pura 03015 06025 CODE GND_Name CODE GND_NameCODE GND_Name 03010 06005 03020 03025 33040 Anaitheevu 6070 Cassimnagar 3010 Gemunupura 06015 33030 Eachchilampattai 6100 Gopalapuram 3050 Jayanthiwewa 33005 Ilankaithurai 6110 Iqbalnagar 3015 Kawanthissapura 33010 Illankaithurai Mugathuvaram 6095 Irakkandy 3020 Lassanagama 03045 06015 03005 33015 Karukamunai 6055 Iranaikerni 3030 Parana Madawachiya 03035 03040 33025 Poomaraththadichenai 6065 Jayanagar 3035 Samanpura 33020 Poonagar 6040 Kaddukulam 3005 Sewa Janapada 06010 33035 Verugal 6045 Kallampattai 3025 Singhapura 33045 Verugal Mugathuvaram 6050 Kuchchaveli 3045 Sri Pura 03050 P Gomarankadawela 6085 Kumpurupiddi East 3040 Srit Thissapura CODE GND_Name 6080 Kumpurupiddi North P Seruvila 06020 9050 Bakmeegama 6080 Kumpurupiddi North CODE GND_Name 9015 Galkadawala 6075 Kumpurupiddi South 30075 Ariyamankerni 06030 9005 Gomarankadawala 6090 Nilaveli 30020 Dehiwaththa 03030 9010 Kalyanapura 6115 Periyakulam 30030 Kavanthissapura 9025 Kandamalawa 6010 Pulmoddai G-3 30070 Lingapura 9035 Kivulakadawela 6015 Pulmoddai H-2 30065 Mahaweligama Indian Ocean 9045 Mailawewa 6015 Pulmoddai H-2 30055 Mahindapura 9030 Medawachchiya 6020 Pulmoddai I-1 30040 Navatkernikadu 06035 06040 9020 Pamburugaswewa 6025 Pulmoddai J-4 30005 Neelapola 9040 Pulikandikulam 6035 Senthur 30010 Samagipura P Kantalai 6005 Thennaimaravady 30060 Serunuwara CODE GND_Name 6030 Thiriyai 30035 Seruvila 06065 21100 Agbopura 6120 Valaiyoothu 30080 Sirimangalapura 21065 Bathiyagama 6120 Valaiyoothu 30015 Sivapuram 21105 Batukachchiya 6060 Veerancholai 30085 Somapura 06070 21015 Gantalawa Unit 11 6105 Veloor 30050 Sumedankarapura 06045 ANURADHAPURA 21010 Gantalawa Unit 12 P Morawewa 30025 Tanganagar 21040 Jayanthipura CODE GND_Name 30045 Uppooral 21090 Kantalai Town South 12035 Awvainagar P Thampalakamam 21095 Kantalai Town 12045 Kithuluthuwa CODE GND_Name 21030 Pansalagodella 12010 Mahadivulwewa 18005 Galmetiyawa North 21080 Peraru East 12015 Mahadivulwewa Stage 2 18050 Galmetiyawa South 09045 21075 Peraru Unit 02 12030 Morawewa North 18035 Kovil Kudiyiruppu 21085 Peraru West 12050 Morawewa Pankulam 18025 Meeranagar 06050 21070 Raja Ela Unit 03 12025 Morawewa South 18060 MollipothanaiEast 06060 21045 Raja Ela Unit 04 12040 Namalwatta 18055 Mullipotana 21050 Raja Ela Unit 05 12020 Nochchikulam 18045 Mullipothana North 06055 21110 Rajawewa 12005 Peniketiyawa 18010 Palampaddaru 21115 Seenipura P Muttur 18020 Pokkuruni 21035 Sooriyapura CODE GND_Name 18015 Puthukudiyirippu 06085 21060 Vandrasapura Unit 14 27085 Alimnagar 18030 Sirajnagar 09035 21055 Vandrasapura Unit 15 27135 Allainagar East 18040 Thampalakamam 09030 21005 Vandrasapura Unit 16 27140 Allainagar West P Town & Gravets 21020 Vanela East 27090 Anaichenai CODE GND_Name 21025 Vanela West 27190 Assathnagar 15080 Abayapura P Kinniya 27195 Barathipuram 15060 Andankulam 09020 CODE GND_Name 27115 Chenaiyoor 15085 Anpuvalipuram 06080 24050 Alankerny 27130 Iqbal Nagar 15190 Arasady 09040 06080 24045 Annal Nagar 27160 Iruthayapuram 15205 Arunagirinagar 06095 24040 Ayliady 27080 Jaya Nagar 15175 China Bay 24060 Echchanthivu 27155 Jinna Nagar 15020 Eluppaikulam 06120 24055 Ehuthar Nagar 27185 Jinna Nagar 15100 Jinnanagar 09050 24115 Faizal Nagar 27025 Kadarkaraichenai 15015 Kanniya 06120 24110 Idiman 27030 Kaddaiparichchan North 15155 Kappalthurai 24120 Kachchakodithivu 27105 Kaddaiparichchan South 15160 Kavaddikuda 09015 12040 06075 06100 24130 Kakamunai 27210 Kanguveli 15070 Kovilady 24125 Kattaiaru 27200 Kiliveddy 15130 Linganagar 24105 Kinniya 27010 Koonitivu 15195 Manayaveli 06100 06090 24065 Kuddikarachchi 27170 Mallikaithivu 15055 Mankaiyoottu 09005 24070 Kurinchakerny 27205 Mengamam 15090 Mihindapura 24030 Maharoof Gramam 27055 Muthur Central 15135 Mudcove 09010 12030 1 09025 06105 24035 Maharuf Nagar 27040 Muttur East 15105 Murugapuri 24025 Majeed Nagar 27060 Muttur West 15150 Muththunagar 06090 06110 24020 Malimthurai 27045 Naduthivu 15165 Nachchikuda 24015 Mancholai 27125 Nalloor 15180 Orr's Hill 12035 24075 Mancholaichenai 27015 Nawarednapuram 15075 Palaiyoottu 27025 24010 Maniarasankulam 27095 Neithal Nagar 15115 Pattanatheru 06115 12015 12050 15025 15030 24005 Munaichenai 27120 Paddalipuram 15050 Peeliyady 27035 27065 27045 15005 24080 Nadooththu 27175 Paddithidal 15120 Peruntheru 24085 Naduthivu 27100 Palanagar 15140 Poompuhar 27030 15020 24090 Periya Kinniya 27180 Palathadichchenai 15040 Puliyankulam 27060 27040 27050 12020 24095 Periyaththumunai 27150 Palathoppur 15030 Salli 12005 24100 Poovarasanthivu 27110 Pallikkudiyiruppu 15025 Samapalthevu 12045 27095 12010 24135 Rahumaniya Nagar 27075 Periyapalam 15095 Selvanayahapuram 27055 24140 Samavechchathivu 27165 Peruveli 15065 Singhapura 15010 15015 24145 Sinna Kinniya 27065 Ralkully 15125 Sivapuri 27090 24150 27020 Sampoor East 15200 Sonagavadi 15055 Soorangal 27080 27100 12025 24155 Upparu 27005 Sampoor West 15145 Sumedhankarapura 15060 27070 Shaff Nagar 15185 Thillainagar 27050 Thaha Nagar 15110 Thirukadaloor 27115 27035 Thaqwa Nagar 15035 Uppuveli 27075 27085 3 27145 Thoppur 15045 Varothayanagar 15145 15210 Villundy 15170 Wellaimanal 15010 Welveri 15175 15005 Wilagama 15150 15160 15155 15195 2 15165 24095 15170 15170 18010 24070 18005 24055 24120 24145 24090 24020 24135 27005 27010 24125 18015 18020 24105 2 18040 24085 24015 18035 1 27020 24075 24115 24005 24065 24140 24060 18025 27025 27015 24030 24100 24150 27030 24035 18050 24080 24130 24110 24045 18030 27065 27105 27120 24140 18045 27075 24030 24115 27115 27070 21005 18055 24010 27125 18060 27155 3 27110 27130 24155 21010 21060 27160 15030 27135 15020 21015 24025 27140 15015 27145 15035 27165 15050 21025 27150 15040 21055 15045 24040 27175 30040 21065 21050 27170 15105 21020 27180 30045 15095 15055 30050 15090 15100 27185 21030 27190 15060 15085 21045 15110 30005 15080 27210 30035 21040 27195 15070 21070 27205 15115 15075 21095 21090 21080 15065 30015 15125 15120 15135 27200 15140 33005 21075 30010 30020 15145 15130 15190 21085 30030 15200 30025 15180 15185 15205 21100 15160 30075 30070 15175 15210 33010 33015 15195 30060 21035 30055 30085 21110 21115 30065 33030 21105 33040 33020 33025 33045 33035 30080 BATTICALOA ® POLONNARUWA Kilometers 0510 Area Detail Legend Description/Notes Data source: Map Number: OCHA/LK/TRIN/ADMIN/002/ V3 Produced through the generous support of: This map is designed for printing on A0 size Survey Department, GN Boundary Numbers of GN Divisions Gvt. of Sri Lanka The boundaries, names and the designations correspond to those of used on this map do not imply official DS Boundary endorsement or acceptance by the United Updated as at: 25-01-2007 table-numbers Nations. District Boundary Produced on: 25-01-2007 Projection / Datum Transverse Mercator Kandawala © 2006 UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs,Sri Lanka GLIDE number TS 2004-0001470LKA # 58 Arunagiri Rd, Trincomalee Tel: +94 (26) 2222356 - 5, Fax: +94 (26) 2222355 Admin boundaries Survey Department, Email: [email protected] provided by: Gvt. of Sri Lanka Website: www.humanitarianinfo.org/srilanka .
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