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Æolb d]/f] cfkmg} gfpF lbPsf] d]/f] k|hfn] cfk}mnfO{ gd| kf/]/ k|fy{gf|fy{gf u5{,u5{, // dnfO{dnfO{ vf]h]/vf]h]/ cfkmgf b'i6 rfnx?af6 kms{G5, ta d :ju{af6 ltgLx?sf] k|fy{gfk|fy{gf ;'Gg]5', / ltgLx?sf kfk Ifdf ug]{5' / ltgLx?sf] b]znfO{ d :jf:Yo kfg]{5' .Æ @ Oltxf; &M@$ M yagdi Do fUb L VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 440001 ARMAN \[ 4 Arman \[ 440001 ARMAN \[ 9 Bahundhara ¡ǕÛȡ 440001 ARMAN \[ 2 Changa Ȳȡ 440001 ARMAN \[ 3 Chhisbang ǓèȲ 440001 ARMAN \[ 2 Deurali ȯ`ȡȣ 440001 ARMAN \[ 6 Dhara ȡȡ 440001 ARMAN \[ 4 Dhara ȡȡ 440001 ARMAN \[ 3 Gahate ¡ȯ 440001 ARMAN \[ 6 Hari Bir ¡ǐ ǒ 440001 ARMAN \[ 2 Hilabang Ǒ¡ȡȲ 440001 ARMAN \[ 3 Khahare ¡ȯ 440001 ARMAN \[ 3 Kharpaini ȷȢ 440001 ARMAN \[ 8 Kimchaur ͩà ȫ 440001 ARMAN \[ 5 Koiralabot (Sheraphant) Ȫ^Ȫ (ȯȡȲ) 440001 ARMAN \[ 7 Neta ȯȡ 440001 ARMAN \[ 4 Pakhu ȡǕ 440001 ARMAN \[ 5 Pankhu ȲǕ 440001 ARMAN \[ 6 Pipalbot ͪȪ 440001 ARMAN \[ 6 Pok Ȫ 440001 ARMAN \[ 2 Sirkum ͧ Ǖ[ 440001 ARMAN \[ 1 Tikabang ǓȲ 440001 ARMAN \[ 1 Tikabung ǓǕȲ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 5 Arthunga \Ǖ[ɨ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 6 Basbot èȪ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 2 Beni] ȯǓ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 7 Chhap ȡ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 9 Chutreni ǕğȯȢ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 8 Dambara à 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 3 Jamunakharka ȡǕȡ[ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 9 Khorgaira Ȫȷȡ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 9 Kothe Sagu Ȫȯ Ǖ 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 8 M ajhkhet Ðȯ 1 M yagdi Do fUb L VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 440002 ARTHUNGE \Ǖɍȯ 2 M angalat Ȳ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 7 Ambot \àȪ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 5 Babiyachaur ȡǒȡ ȫ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 8 Darung ǽȲ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 2 Kaseri ȣ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 3 Khumlyaha Ǖàãȡ¡ȡ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 5 Kotrebang ȪğȯȲ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 5 M ate bagar ȡȯ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 8 Nayan bajar ȡ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 2 Newaregaun ȯȡȯɋ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 8 Ranbang ȲȲ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 8 Sahasradhara ¡İȡ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 6 Salyan ãȡ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 5 Sim ͧ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 1 Simalchaur ͧ ȫ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 9 Tallo Hidi ãȪ Ǒ¡Ȣ 440003 BABIYACHAUR ȡǒȡ ȫ 5 Tarakhet ȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 9 Albot \ãȪ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 3 Alta \ã 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 6 Aran Tol ]Ȫ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 4 Arbhang \ɍ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Arje \ȶ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 3 Arkuti \Ǖ[Ȣ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Banaha ¡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Bandre ȡÛġȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 9 Barga [ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 8 Bhitriban ͧǒğ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 6 Chimkholagaun ͬ àȪȡɋ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 8 Dagdi Êȣ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 4 Daha ¡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 9 Dhapung ǕȲ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 7 Dobta ȪÞȡ 2 M yagdi Do fUb L VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 6 Ghamtang àȲ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Jimire ǔͧȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Kalejigaira ȯǔȰȡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Kaskiri ǔèȣ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 3 Kharka [ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Lucha Ǖ ȡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 7 M aureni ȫȯȢ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 7 Namta ȡȡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Pakhare ȡȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 2 Pakher ȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Rakhor Ȫ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Rohote Ȫ¡Ȫȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 1 Satbise ǔ× ȯ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 8 Soldhara Ȫãȡ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 8 Tallo Bukeni ãȪ ǕȯȢ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 7 Tharpu Ǖ[ 440004 BARANJA Ȳȡ 8 Upallo Bukeni `ãȪ ǕȯȢ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 8 Baduk Ǖ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 1 Banskot ȡȱèȪ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 1 Barthang ɍ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 8 Batase ȡ ȯ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 2 Bega ȯ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 1 Chagbang ÊȲ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 6 Chappa Üȡ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 8 Dangrechaur ȲĒȯ ȫ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 7 Kuchudipuk Ǖ ǕǑǕ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 4 Kusipani Ǖͧ ȡȢ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 2 Lekphant ȯÈȲ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 7 M ahabhir ¡ȡͧ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 2 Phatgaun ×ɋ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 3 Sim ͧ 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 3 Sirbari ͧ [ȣ 3 M yagdi Do fUb L VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 440005 BEGKHOLA ȯȪȡ 9 Tiplyang ǓÜãȲ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 3 Adherikholagaun \ȯǐȪȡɋ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 2 Bashari ȡȣ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 7 Bhagawati Ȣ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 8 Deupurna ȯ`Ǖ[ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 9 Gadekholagaun ȯȪȡɋ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 1 Majhkharka ȡ[ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 2 Naya Basari ȡ ȣ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 5 Rakhu ȡǕ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 7 Ratamata ȡȡȡȡ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 2 Risinge Chautari ǐͧ Ȳȯ ȫȡȣ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 9 Sajhapani ȡȡȢ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 7 Sajhapani ȡȡȢ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 8 Simalgaun ͧ ãɋ 440006 BHAGAWATI Ȣ 1 Thadi Khoriya ȡȢ Ȫǐȡ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 2 Balam 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 5 Bhakimali ͩȡȣ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 3 Bhubhuke ǕǕȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 2 Chhepare ȯȡȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 8 Chinakhet ͬ ȡȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 9 Chutreni ǕğȯȢ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 6 Dadakhani ȡȢ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 8 Dokedanda ȪȯȲȡ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 2 Dole Ȫȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 7 Dudhekholagaun ǕȯȪȡɋ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 7 Hallegauda ¡ãȯȫȡ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 5 Jogidanda ȪͬȲȡ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 2 M arek ȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 1 M usung Ǖ ǕȲ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 3 Nathekate ȡȯȯ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 7 Paniswara Ǔèȡȡ 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 6 Thotneri Ȫ×ȯȣ 4 M yagdi Do fUb L VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 440007 BHAKIM LI ͩàȣ 9 Torakhet Ȫȡȯ 440023 BHALKBANG ãÈȲ 4 Bhedikhalta ȯǑȡȡ 440023 BHALKBANG ãÈȲ 9 Bibang ǒȲ 440023 BHALKBANG ãÈȲ 8 Bul Ǖ 440023 BHALKBANG ãÈȲ 8 Jhamarka
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