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District Census Handbook, Hamirpur, Part XIII-A, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 1981 ~1~ XIII - at Jf)~SERIES.22 .... 1Jllt ~ct "rr~ 'i~ S((ffi ft:f({d;ft UTTAR PRADESH Part XIII -A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY ftit~T fimT' I ~tw. ;r,,~, ;;r 0, DISTRICT ~fa ~ fta eti I HAMIRPUR DISTRICT, I CENSUS HANDBOOK ~qlra ~t(f, +lr~r<f >I~l·f~ ~, frr~'I'i, "I'rf<l'1f"fT qf~:qr~t \ffl~ >f~ I ,-..... -----~ ,i,t! --r---------;_.,_:-:..;_.,' ... / .~. rr---------:------~-·----------_,- -- " --l DISTRICT HAMIRPUR I I(trt , 0 , 10 .. - ___ """--:--_ ~- I I. A u ". \.. .,I , 30 A K.-PART OF' TAHSIL KUI.PAHAR OF /)ISTRICT HAJtlIRPUR , UP. p P.-PART OP PANWAR/ BlACK ,; eOUNOAIIIIES,'- STATE ,DISTRICT .,..TAHSIL ,VIKASKHAND .. _,_._,_._, ...... _ HIGHWAYS:- STATe. 5H4<4 IMPORTANT METALLED R~~D. RAILWAY LINES WITH STATION:-- BROAD GAI,IGE. 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