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TALUK MAP OF KARNATAKA STATE ´ Kamalanagara Aurad 1:440,000 Bhalki Hulasuru Bidar Bidar Humnabad Basavakalyan Chittaguppa Kamalapura Aland Chincholi Kalagi Gulbarga Chadachana Afzalpur Kalburgi Indi Shahbadha Sedam Chittapur Jevargi Sindagi Tikota Bijapur Yadrami Vijayapura Gurumithakala Devara Hipparagi Yadgir Shahapur Athani Kagavada Yadgir Basavan Bagewadi Babaleshwara Vadagera Jamakhandi Talikote Shorapur Nippani Kolhara Raibag Rabakavi Banahatti Chikkodi Hunisigi Nidagundi Devdurga Bilagi Muddebihal Mudalagi Mudhol Bagalkote Bagalkot Lingasugur Hukkeri Raichur Gokak Sirivara Belagavi Hungund Raichur Guledagudda Ilkal Ramadurg Manvi Maski Badami Belagavi Savadatti Kushtagi Bailhongal Naragund Gajendragad Sindhanur Rona Yelburga Kanakagiri Kitthuru Navalgund Khanapur Siraguppa Koppal Karatagi Dharwad Annigeri Kukanuru Gangavathi Alnavara Hubli Gadag Dharwad Gadag Hubballi Nagara Kampli Koppal Kurugodu Hospet Haliyal Kundgol Dandelli Mundargi Kalgatgi Joida Ballari Laxmeshwar Shirahatti Hagaribommanahalli Ballari Sonduru Shiggaon Savanur Hadagali Yellapur Karwar Mundgod Haveri Kotturu Uttara Kannada Kudligi Hangal Haveri Harapanahalli Ankola Molakalmuru Byadagi Sirsi Ranebennur Jagaluru Hirekerur Kumta Soraba Harihar Ratteehalli Davanagere Siddapur Challakere Davanagere Chitradurga Honnavar Shikaripura Honnali Chitradurga Pavagada Nyamati Sagara Holalkere Bhatkal Shivamogga Channagiri Hiriyur Shimoga Bhadravathi Hosanagar Bynduru Sira Ajjampura Hosadurga Bagepalli Thirthahalli Madhugiri Gudibande Tarikere Kundapur Narasimharajapura Gauribidanur Chikkaballapura Kadur Chiknayakanahalli Koratagere Shidlagatta Udupi Chikballapur Chinthamani Koppa Bramhavara Hebri Chikkamagaluru Tumakuru Srinivaspura Sringeri Chikmagalur Gubbi Doddaballapura Udupi Tumkur Arsikere Bengaluru (Rural) Tiptur Devanahalli Mulabagilu Karkala Kapu Kolar Mudigere Nelamangala Kolara Belur Turuvekere Yelahanka Hoskote Mudabidri Hassan Bangalore (North) Belthangady Magadi Bangalore-East Channarayapatna K.G.F Hassan Malur Kunigal Bengaluru (Urban) Bangarpet Mangalore Alur Bangalore-South Dakshina Kannada Sakleshpura Nagamangala Bantwal Anekal Kadaba Ramanagar Holenarasipura Puttur Arkalgud Krishnarajpet Ramanagara Channapatna Mandya Maddur Sulya Somawarpet Mandya Pandavpura K.R.Nagar Kanakpura Srirangapatna Piriyapatna Madikeri Malavalli Kodagu Hunsur Mysuru T.Narasipura Kollegala Virajpet Mysuru Nanjangud Yalandur Heggadadevanakote Kollegala(Hanur) Chamarajanagara Chamarajanagara Saraguru Gundlupet.

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