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VRC Phase II with Codes Update June 1 2013.Xlsx No No/Province District Province Dari_Dist Dari_Prov Prov_ID VRCCompleteCode VRC_Name VRC_Dari_Name Dari_Location Location Map_Lat Map_Long 1 1 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101001 BibiSarwariSangariFemaleHighSchool ̵έ̴ϧγ ̵έϭέγ ̶Α ̶Α ϥ΍ϭγϧ Ϫγϳϟ 11 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 2 2 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101002 ChamanHozuri,UstadBitabHighSchool ΏΎΗϳΑ ΩΎΗγ΍ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̵έϭοΣ ϥϣ̩ 8 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 3 3 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101003 RokhshanafemaleHighSchool ϪϧΎηΧέ ̶ϟΎϋ Ϫγϳϟ 6 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 4 4 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101004 MastoraGhorySchool ̵έϭϏ ϩέϭΗγϣ ϪργϭΗϣ ΏΗ̰ϣ 1 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.51255585 69.1792723 5 5 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101005 ZabiullahShahidHighSchool ΩϳϬη ௌ ΢ϳΑΫ ̶ϟΎϋ Ϫγϳϟ 2 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.52791 69.1519 6 6 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101006 KartiCharSofiIslam ϡϼγ΍ ̶ϓϭλ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬϡέΎϬ̩ ϪΗέΎ̯ 3 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.51106342 69.1258025 7 7 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101007 CharahiTaymaniTajorsultanschool ϪϧΎρϠγέϭΟΎΗ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̶ϧϣϳΎΗ ̶ϫ΍έΎϬ̩ 4 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.55095566 69.1416364 8 8 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101008 SpinKaliMeerghulamModGhobar έΎΑϏ ΩϣΣϣ ϡϼϏέϳϣ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̶Ϡ̯ ϥ̡γ 5 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.53128299 69.1021379 9 9 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101009 DahDanaMehrabudinSchool ϥϳΩϟ΍ Ώ΍έΣϣ Ϫγϳϟ ˬΎϧ΍Ω ϩΩ 7 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.4708071 69.1404218 10 10 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101010 3rdMacroyanAlfatahschool ΢Ηϔϟ΍ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϡϭγ ϥΎϳέϭέ̰ϣ 9 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.53777157 69.2015545 11 11 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101011 QalaiFathoulahZarghonaSchool ϪϧϭϏέί Ϫγϳϟ ˬௌ ΢Ηϓ ϪόϠϗ 10 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.54241246 69.1696778 12 12 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101012 AhmadshaBabamenaAyshasadiqaschool ϪϘϳΩλ ϪηϳΎϋ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϪϧϳϣ ΎΑΎΑ ϩΎηΩϣΣ΍ 12 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.5116076 69.3186863 13 13 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101013 PulKhoshkHomaunshahidschool ΩϳϬη ϥϭϳΎϣϫ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̮ηΧ ϝ̡ 13 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.50863638 69.092831 14 14 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101014 Parachicenterof14dis ˺̊ ϪϳΣΎϧ ί̯έϣ ˬ̶̩΍έ̡ 14 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧϳΎ̡ Capital 34.59190306 68.95948 15 15 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101015 Hasi3kherkhanaBibisaraschool (ϩέΎγ ̶Α ̶Α) ˺˻έΑϣϧ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϪϧΎΧέϳΧ ϡϭγ ϪλΣ 15 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.57714682 69.1567255 16 16 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101016 FirstMacroyan16thNahiaCenter ˺̌ ϪϳΣΎϧ ί̯έϣ ˬϝϭ΍ ϥΎϳέϭέ̰ϣ 16 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.53175744 69.2063893 17 17 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101017 sarykotalcenterof17Nahia ˺̀ ϪϳΣΎϧ ί̯έϣ ˬϝΗϭ̯έγ 17 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.58512466 69.0867494 18 18 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101018 Bakhtaryan,MohammadAjanschool ϥΎΧ ϥΎΟ ΩϣΣϣ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϥ΍έΎϳΗΧΑ 18 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 34.61215474 69.2820256 19 19 Kabul Kabul ϝΑΎ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0101033 HajiSanatorJanatGulMinaHighSchool Ϫϧϳϣ ϝ̳ ΕϧΟ έϭΗΎϧγ ̶ΟΎΣ ΏΗ̰ϣ 21 ϪϳΣΎϧ ΕΧΗϳΎ̡ Capital 20 20 Dehsabz Kabul ίΑγ ϩΩ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0105019 KhoajaChashtPrimarySchool Εη̩ Ϫϳ΍ΩΗΑ΍ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬΕη̩ ϪΟ΍ϭΧ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.64692627 69.2341387 21 21 Shakardara Kabul ϩέΩέ̰η ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0106020 ShahMardanschool ϩέΩέ̰η Ϫγϳϟ ˬϥ΍Ωέϣ ϩΎη ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.68292937 69.0376435 22 22 Paghman Kabul ϥΎϣϐ̡ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0102021 CenterofDistractofPaghmanParachi ϥΎϣϐ̡ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ έΗϓΩ ˬ̶̩΍έ̡ ˬ̶ϳΎΑ ϝ΍Ωϧ̩ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.5911794 68.9579692 23 23 Chaharasyab Kabul ΏΎϳγ΁ έΎϬ̩ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0103022 CenteralofDisCharAsiabMaleCharasiab ΏΎϳγ΁έΎ̩ έϭ̯Ϋ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.39641239 69.1618376 24 24 Musayi Kabul ̶Ϭγϭϣ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0107023 DahKalaMusahiSchool ΎϳϠϋ ̶Ϭγϭϣ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϥϼ̯ ϩΩ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.34 69.18 25 25 Bagrami Kabul ̶ϣ΍έ̴Α ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0104024 BazarbagramGirlsschool ̶ϣ΍έ̴Α ϥ΍ϭγϧ Ϫγϳϟ ˬ̶ϣ΍έ̴Α έ΍ίΎΑ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.49612686 69.2765413 26 26 Qarabagh Kabul ύΎΑ ϩέϗ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0114025 QarabaghBazarschool ύΎΑ ϩέϗ ϪργϭΗϣ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬύΎΑ ϩέϗ έ΍ίΎΑ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.84271536 69.1571507 27 27 Kalakan Kabul ϥΎ̰Ϡ̯ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0110026 CenterofKalakanHabibullahshahidschool ΩϳϬη ௌ ΏϳΑΣ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϥΎ̰Ϡ̯ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.78548019 69.1454231 28 28 Mirbachakot Kabul Εϭ̯ Ϫ̩Α έϳϣ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0108027 MeerbachakhanNo2 ϥΎΧ Ϫ̩Αέϳϣ ϡϭΩ έΑϣϧ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.75177495 69.1202496 29 29 Guldara Kabul ϩέΩϠ̳ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0111028 ArabanSchool ϥΎΑέϋ ϩΩ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬϥΎΑέϋ ϩΩ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.74316491 69.045026 30 30 KhakͲeͲJabbar Kabul έΎΑΟ ̭ΎΧ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0109029 Ghazgayschool ̶̳ίϏ Ϫϳ΍ΩΗΑ΍ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬ̶̳ίϏ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.36590253 69.4028622 31 31 Surobi Kabul ̶Αϭέγ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0115030 ShahrakprimarySchool Ϫϳ΍ΩΗΑ΍ ΏΗ̰ϣ ˬ̭έϬη ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.59072048 69.7524295 32 32 Estalef Kabul ϑϟΎΗγ΍ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0113031 CenterofDistractofAstalif,AstalifSchool ϑϟΎΗγ΍ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϑϟΎΗγ΍ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.83266779 69.0821796 33 33 Farza Kabul ϩίέϓ ϝΑΎ̯ 01 0112032 FarzaSchool,PayanDaa ϩίέϓ Ϫγϳϟ ˬϩΩ ϥΎϳΎ̡ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.79460477 69.0616903 No No/Province District Province Dari_Dist Dari_Prov Prov_ID VRCCompleteCode VRC_Name VRC_Dari_Name Dari_Location Location Map_Lat Map_Long 34 1 MahmoodRaqiHKapisa ̶ϗ΍έ ΩϭϣΣϣ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0201001 MahmoodRaaqiHighschool ̶ϗ΍έ ΩϭϣΣϣ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35 2 Nejrab Kapisa Ώ΍έΟϧ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0205002 Shirwani(Centerofdistrict) ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬ̶ϧ΍ϭέϳη ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.00077333 69.5828239 36 3 Kohband Kapisa ΩϧΑ ϩϭ̯ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0203003 Markazwoleswali(centerofDist) ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.10801839 69.4253443 37 4 HisaͲeͲDuwumKapisa ΎΗγϫϭ̯ ϡϭΩ ϪλΣ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0202004 Markazwoleswali(centerofDist) ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.06827053 69.3233875 38 5 Tagab Kapisa ΏΎ̴Η Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0206005 MasjedBazar(nexttodistcenter) ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̮ϳΩίϧ ˬέ΍ίΎΑ ΩΟγϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.85555117 69.6483656 39 6 Alasay Kapisa ̵Ύγ Ϫϟ΍ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0207006 Markazwoleswali(centerofDist) ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.89317205 69.7194127 40 7 HisaͲeͲAwalͲeͲKapisa ΎΗγϫϭ̯ ϝϭ΍ ϪλΣ Ύγϳ̡Ύ̯ 02 0204007 Provincialelectionoffice ΕΎΑΎΧΗϧ΍ ̶Ηϳϻϭ έΗϓΩ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.13459735 69.3063237 No No/Province District Province Dari_Dist Dari_Prov Prov_ID VRCCompleteCode VRC_Name VRC_Dari_Name Dari_Location Location Map_Lat Map_Long 41 1 Charikar Parwan έΎ̰ϳέΎ̩ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0301001 MunicipalityBuilding,CharikarCity έΎ̰ϳέΎ̩ έϬη ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭέ Ύη έϳϣόΗ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.01373537 69.1675545 42 2 Jabalussaraj Parwan Ν΍έγϟ΍ ϝΑΟ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0305002 JabulSarajMaleHighSchool,Districtcenter ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬΝ΍έέγϟ΍ ϝΑΟ έϭ̯Ϋ ̶ϟΎϋ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.12174734 69.2347258 43 3 Shinwari Parwan ̵έ΍ϭϧϳη ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0303003 TafhemelQuranHighSchool,ShenwariDistrictcenter ̵έ΍ϭϧϳη ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬϥ΁έϘϟ΍ ϡϳϬϔΗ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.03881778 69.0056541 44 4 Bagram Parwan ϡ΍έ̴Α ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0302004 ShafiqShahidHighSchool,BagramiDistrict ϡ΍έ̴Α ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ˬί̯έϣ ΩϳϬη ϕϔη Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.9617156 69.2271192 45 5 Saydkhel Parwan ϝϳΧΩϳγ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0304005 SaedKheilDarulHefaz,BazareSaedkheil ϝϳΧ Ωϳγ έ΍ίΎΑ ˬϝϳΧΩϳγ υΎϔΣϟ΍έ΍Ω ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.07033835 69.2505676 46 6 Salang Parwan ̲ϧϟΎγ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0306006 SalangMaleHighSchool,DistrictCenterBaghieMayd ϥ΍Ωϳϣ ˬύΎΑ ̲ϧϟΎγ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬ̲ϧϟΎγ ˬέϭ̯Ϋ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 35.22341661 69.2141667 47 7 Ghorband Parwan ΩϧΑέϭϏ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0307007 HazartAliHighSchool,SeyagerdDistrict Ωέ̳ ϩΎϳγ ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶Ϡϋ ΕέοΣ Ϫγϳϟ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.99667247 68.8568379 48 8 KohͲeͲSafi Parwan ̶ϓΎλ ϩϭ̯ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0308008 DandarSchool,KoheSafiDistrict ̶ϓΎλ ϩϭ̯ ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬέΩϧΩ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.79514904 69.4667654 49 9 Shekhali Parwan ̶Ϡϋ Φϳη ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0310009 DistrictBuilding,DashteGuzarDistrictBazzar έ΍ί̳ ΕηΩ ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ έ΍ίΎΑ ˬ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ έϳϣόΗ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.94542815 68.5452152 50 10 SurkhͲeͲParsa Parwan ΎγέΎ̡ Υέγ ϥ΍ϭέ̡ 03 0309010 BazarLolangeFemalHighschool,DistrictCenter ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ˬΞϧϟϭϟ έ΍ίΎΑ ˬϥ΍ϭγϧ Ϫγϳϟ έϳϣόΗ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.92498911 68.6478931 No No/Province District Province Dari_Dist Dari_Prov Prov_ID VRCCompleteCode VRC_Name VRC_Dari_Name Dari_Location Location Map_Lat Map_Long 51 1 Maydanshahr Wardak έϬη ϥ΍Ωϳϣ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0401001 IECProvincialoffice ̱Ωέϭ ̶Ηϳϻϭ έΗϓΩ Εϳϻϭ ί̯έϣ ProvinceCent 34.39483379 68.865845 52 2 Jalrez Wardak ίϳέϠΟ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0403002 Maktabbibiieshah ϪηϳΎϋ ̶Α ̶Α ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.46989801 68.6479378 53 3 Nerkh Wardak Υέϧ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0402003 Basikhilmaktabkanezat ϝϳΧ ̶γΎΑ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.37149429 68.7709316 ϧγ ϩ Ύϳγ ˬϥϫΩ έ΍ίΎΑ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.50630942 68.2368151ט HesaͲeͲAwalͲe Wardak ΩϭγϬΑ ϝϭ΍ ϪλΣ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0407004 BazarDahansiasang 4 54 55 5 Daymirdad Wardak Ω΍Ωέϳϣϳ΍Ω ̭Ωέϭ 04 0406005 Meran ϥ΍έϳϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.22193555 68.3060077 56 6 Chak Wardak ̮̩ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0404006 Markitbazarpana ϪϧΎ̡ Εϳ̯έΎϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.11941408 68.5874477 57 7 Saydabad Wardak ΩΎΑ΁ Ωϳγ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0405007 amankhillesailisyedabad ΩΎΑ΍ Ωϳγ ˬϝϳΧ ϥΎϣ΍ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 33.99630239 68.7102345 58 8 MarkazͲeͲBehs Wardak ΩϭγϬΑ ί̯έϣ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0409008 BazarMarkaz ί̯έϣ έ΍ίΎΑ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.34478822 67.9066806 59 9 Jaghatu Wardak ϭΗϐΟ ̭Ωέϭ 04 0408009 ClinicKalandi ̵΍ΩϧϠ̯ ̮ϳϧϳϠ̯ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 33.82138889 68.3977778 No No/Province District Province Dari_Dist Dari_Prov Prov_ID VRCCompleteCode VRC_Name VRC_Dari_Name Dari_Location Location Map_Lat Map_Long 60 1 PulͲeͲAlam Logar ϡϠϋ ϝ̡ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0501001 OmariFaroqHighSchool ϕϭέΎϓ έϣϋ Ϫγϳϟ Εϳϻϭ ί̯έϣ ProvinceCent 34.00700155 69.0156698 61 2 Khoshi Logar ̶ηϭΧ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0504002 Khoshischool ̶ηϭΧ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.01036642 69.2039479 62 3 MohammadaghLogar ϪϏ΁ΩϣΣϣ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0505003 CentralofDistrict ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ ί̯έϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.20201166 69.0840875 63 4 Barakibarak Logar ̭έΑ ̶̯έΑ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0502004 GhazyAminullahKhanschool ௌ ϥϳϣ΍ ̵ίΎϏ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 33.96621803 68.9429536 64 5 Charkh Logar Υέ̩ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0503005 MolanaYaqobCharkhyschool ̶Χέ̩ Ύϧϻϭϣ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 33.79262138 68.9280866 65 6 Kharwar Logar έ΍ϭέΧ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0506006 CentralschoolofKharwar έ΍ϭέΧ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 33.66324174 68.9099557 66 7 Azra Logar ϩέί΍ έ̳ϭϟ 05 0507007 Babarschool έϭΑΎΑ ΏΗ̰ϣ ̶ϟ΍ϭγϟϭ District 34.16596465 69.6331455 No No/Province District Province
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