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Jalpaiguri Village List - DISTRICT - JALPAIGURI - - ENGLISH ENGLISH TOTAL - 48 - TOTAL - 79 - Banchukamari Bakla Bariguri Baniadabri Birpara Baniagaon Chapatali Bara Chakibas Dakshin Barajhar Forest Bhasadabri Dakshin Chakoakheti Bhatibari Dakshin Kansingram Bhelukdabri Dakshin Paitkapara Bindipara Dakshin Sonapur Boragari Foskadanga Brajerkuthi Ghagra (P) Chalnipak Jaldapara Chandijhar Jogendranagar Chaprarpar Kalaberia Chengpara Kumarpara Chepani Madhya Paitkapara Chhipra Mathura Tea Garden Chhota Chakirbas Mejbil Chikliguri Munshipara Chilurghat Naothoartari Dakshin Dhalkar Nutanpara www.bangodarshan.com Dakshin Mahakalguri Pachkal Guri Dakshin Majherdabri Paitkapara Tea Garden Dakshin Majid Khana Pararpar Dakshin Panialguri Parpatla Khawa Dakshin Parokata Paschim Khatalbari Dakshin Shibkata Paschim Majherdabri Tea Garden Damsibad Paschim Salbari Dangi Paschim Simlabari Dhalajhora Patlakhawa Dhaola Jhora Tea Garden Prodhanpara Garokhuta Pukuritola Jashodanga Purba Kathalbari Jaypur Purba Simlabari Kadampur Salkumar Forest Karipara Salkumarhat Karjjipara Satkodali Kayakhata Sidhabari Khatpara Silbarihat Kohinur Tea Garden Sirubari Kumarijan Suripara Loknathpur Taparikhata Madhya Parokata Torsa Forest Madhya Shibkata Uttar Chakoakheti Mahakalguri Uttar Kansingram Nurpur Uttar Paitkapara Panbari Uttar Simlabari Paschim Barachouki www.bangodarshan.com Uttar Sonapur Paschim Chepani Paschim Chikliguri www.bangodarshan.com Paschim Khalishamari Patotola Pukhuria ENGLISH Purba Barachouki Purba Chepani TOTAL - 103 - Purba Chikliguri Ambari Tea Garden (D) Purba Jitpur Bagribari Purba Khalishamari Bamantari Purbba Majherdabri Tea Garden Bara Gharia Putimari Bhandani Salsalabari Bhatiapara (D) Sambalpur Bhemtia Samuktola Bhotpara Saudpara Binaguri Tea Garden (D) Shrinathpur Tea Garden Chamtimukhi (D) Simlabari Chamurchi Tea Garden (D) Taleswarguri Chanadipa (D) Tatpara Chapaguri (D) Thanupara Chapaguri Khanda (D) Turturi Char Charabari Uttar Bhatibari Chauhaddi Uttar Chakirbas Chuna Bhati Tea Garden (D) Uttar Chikliguri Dakhin Nunkhawa Danga (D) Uttar Dhalkar Dakshin Altagram Uttar Majherdabri Dakshin Dangapara Uttar Majid Khana Dakshin Gosairhat Uttar Panialguri Dakshin Jharalta Uttar Parokata Dakshin Kathulia Uttar Rampur Dakshin Khairbari www.bangodarshan.com Uttar Shibkata Dakshin Khuttimari Dakshin Sakojhora Dakshin Salbari (D) Dambari Debpara Tea Garden (D) ENGLISH Diana Tea Garden (D) Fataktari (D) TOTAL - 63 - Gadang Dwitia Khanda Alinagar Gadang Pratham Khanda Badaitari Gadhear Kuti Baganbari Garakhuta Balasundar Garialtari Bangshidharpur Gayerkata Tea Garden (D) Baradoba Gendrapara Tea Garden (D) Beltali Bhandani Gosairhat Chhits Bengkandi Gosairhat Forest Bhutnir Ghat Haldibari Tea Garden (D) Chengmaritari Haritalguri Tea Garden (D) Chhota Salkumar Jakhaikona Chuakhola www.bangodarshan.com Jalapara (D) Dakshin Deogaon Jhar Magurmari Dakshin Parangarpar Jhar Salbari Dalgaon Jurapani Dalgaon Forest Kalirhat Dalgaon Tea Garden Karbala Tea Garden (D) Dalimpur Kathalguri Tea Garden (D) Dalmoney Tea Garden Kathapara Deomali Kazipara Dhanirampur Khalaigram Dhulagaon Kursamari www.bangodarshan.com Ethelbari Tea Garden Lakshmikantapur Tea Garden Ghatpar Sarugram Lakshmipara Tea Garden (D) Gokulnagar Madhya Boragari Guabar Nagar Madhya Daukimari Harinathpur Madhya Khuttimari Hedayet Nagar Madhya Shalbari (D) Jagijhora Barabak Magurmari Jateshwar Mainatali Jaychandpur Mallik Sobha Jhar Beltali Maraghat Forest (D) Jogendrapur Maraghat Tea Garden (D) Kadambini Tea Garden Mogalkata Tea Garden (D) Kalipur Niranjanpat Karaibari Palasbari Tea Garden (D) Kathalbari Parkumlai Khagenhat Paschim Dangapara Khauchandpara Paschim Daukimari Kshirarkot Paschim Duramari (D) Kunjanagar Paschim Magurmari Lachhmandabri Paschim Mallikpara Madhya Deogaon Paschim Salbari Mairadanga Patkidaha Malsagaon Pradhanpara Mechhua Dhurabala Bathan Prayagpur (D) Nabanagar Pundibari Narasingpur Purba Duramari (D) Parangarpar Purba Magurmari Paschim Deogaon Purbba Altagram Paschim Salkumar Purbba Dangapara Pramode Nagar Purbba Daukimari www.bangodarshan.com Purbba Deogaon Purbba Mallikpara Purbba Jhar Beltali Purbba Salbari Raichenga Ramsai Forest II Sarugaon Tea Garden Red Bank (D) Satpukuria Red Bank Tea Garden (D) Sibnathpur Riabari Tea Garden (D) Sishabari Sarugaon Sajnapara Talukertari Sakojhora (D) Tasti Tea Garden Sonakhuli Umacharanpur Telipara Tea Garden (D) Uttar Deogaon Totopara Tea Garden (D) Tuklimari Uttar Altagram Uttar Dangapara Uttar Gosairhat ENGLISH www.bangodarshan.com Uttar Jhor Altagram (D) Uttar Kathulia TOTAL -43 - Uttar Khuttimari Atiabari Tea Garden Uttar Shalbari (D) Beech Tea Garden Bharnobari Tea Garden Bhatkhawa Tea Garden Bhatpara Tea Garden Bhutri Forest ENGLISH Buxa Forest (Panbari Khanda) Buxa Forest (Raja Bhatkhawa) TOTAL -29 - Buxa Hill Forest Amarkhana Chhota Jaygaon Araji Amarkhana Chuapara Araji Garalbari www.bangodarshan.com Chuapara Tea Garden Araji Maria Kamala Pukhari Dakshin Latabari Bahadur Dakshin Mandabari Banshkanthia Dakshin Satali Barapatina Nutanbus Dalsingpara Tea Garden Berubari Dima Tea Garden Berubarinagar Gabaur Bachhra Forest Bhelakoba Gangutia Tea Garden Binnaguri Gopimohan Tea Garden Boalmari Kalchini Tea Garden Chhitland Of Singimari Madhu Tea Garden Daikhata Madhya Satali Dharmmadeb Malangi Tea Garden Garalbari Mechiabasti Kathua Mechpara Tea Garden Kharia (P) Nilpara Forest Kharija Berubari Nimti Domohani Mandalghat Nimtijhora Tea Garden Maria Kamala Pukhari Parmalangi Nandanpur Paschim Satali Paharpur Purba Satali Patkata Radharani Tea Garden Rarmmadeb Rajabhat Tea Garden Satkhamar Rangamati Tea Garden Shakati Satali Mandalpara Singimari Dwitiya Khanda Satali Nakadala Singimari Pratham Khanda Satali Tea Garden Saudamini Tea Garden Tosra Tea Garden Uttar Barajhar Forest www.bangodarshan.com Uttar Mandabari Uttar Satali ENGLISH ENGLISH TOTAL -55 - TOTAL -50 - Amarpur Ballalguri Bara Daldal Bandapani Tea Garden www.bangodarshan.com Barabisa Birpara Tea Garden Baruipara Chapaguri Bhalka Dakshin Khairbari Bhalka Forest Dakshin Madarihat Chengmari Dakshin Rangali Baznar Chunia Jhora Tea Garden Dakshin Sisubari Chuota Daldali Dalmore Tea Garden Dakhin Kamakhyaguri Dangapara Dakhin Narathali Dheklapara Tea Garden Dakhin Rampur Dimdima Tea Garden Dakshin Chengmari Dumchi Forest Dakshin Haldibari Dumchi Tea Garden Dhantali Dumchipara Tea Garden Dhumpara Forest Garganda Tea Garden Gachaimari Garochera Bandapani Ghaksapara Gopalpur Tea Garden Hemaguri Hantupara Tea Garden Jayanti Tea Garden Hoasinbad Tea Garden Jayanti Tea Garden II Holapara Forest Jaydedpur www.bangodarshan.com Islamabad Kartika Tea Garden Jaybirpara Tea Garden Kumargram Khairbari Forest Kumargram Tea Garden Lankapara Hat Lalchandpur Lankapara Tea Garden Laskarpara Madhya Chhekamari Madhya Haldibari Madhya Khairbari Madhya Kamakhyaguri Madhya Madarihat Madhya Narathali Madhya Rangali Bazar Majher Dabri Makrapara Tea Garden Narakhata Mujnai Tea Garden Narathali Nangdala Tea Garden New Lands Tea Garden Nepania Paglarhat Paschim Madarihat Pakriguri Pashchim Khayerbari Paschim Chak Chaka Purba Khairbari Paschim Chengmari Purba Madarihat Paschim Narathali Rahimpur Tea Garden Phaskhawa Tea Garden Ramjhora Tea Garden Pukharigaon Riti Forest Purbba Chakchaka Sarugaon Purbba Narathali Sisha-Jumrha Purbba Salbari Titi Forest Radhanagar Totopara Rahimabad Tea Garden Uttar Chhekamari Raydak Forest Uttar Khairbari Raydak Tea Garden Uttar Madarihat Sachapho Forest Uttar Rangali Baznar Sankos Tea Garden Uttar Sisubari Telipara Turturi Khanda www.bangodarshan.com Tuturi Tea Garden Uttar Haldibari Uttar Narathali www.bangodarshan.com ENGLISH ENGLISH TOTAL - 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