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Draft Master Plan for Srinagar Metropolitan City REVIEW/UPDATING OF MASTER PLAN 2000-2021 AND PREPARATION OF MASTER PLAN WITH ZONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS - 2021 FOR = = SRINAGAR = SRINAGAR < < L HARDOMIRADABAGH IIL G R METROPOLITAN CITY A DIALRI K PATARMUL K WANDAHOM o KHARANYIHOM T SARCH CHAUDHRIBAGH YENGUR WATALBAGH SUDARBAGH BARSU BARDAL PROPOSED LANDUSE LATIWAZ DANGARPUR3 BANDEBAGH KRAHOM BADARKUND SHAHPUR ZAZUN DHOBIPUR BADAMPOR ZARIGUND LEGEND MALARPURA LADWANA TULLAMULLATULAMUL ARAMPURA SRINAGAR LOCAL AREA BOUNDARY RAWATPUR NAWABBAGH RAMPUR GAGARHAMA RANGEEL BATAVYEN WTP GANDERBAL/BUDGAM LOCAL GUNJPUR2 DODARHAMA AREA BOUNDARY WOKUR GAZAHOM KOHAGUND RANGIL DEVAPURA SALURA MC BOUNDARY KHANAPUR2 MALSHAHBAGH KURAG THALMUL NAGBAL SAHPUR BAMLUR RAILWAY BATAPUR GAMWAR CHOWK FATEHPURA ALASTENG Faculty of > > > > < < < < DAB PANDACH Veterinary POWERLINE SORING CHOWK Sciences SHALHAR RABITAR SINDHBAL PROHIBITIVE CONTOUR KATSAN KUJAR BUSERBUG SHEKHAPUR SHUHAMA GANASTHAN HAKIMGUNDHARAN KHIMBER REGULATION ZONE NARANBAGH BAKURA GULAB BAGH NAJAN GOGAJHIGUND GUND RAHMAN GADAKHOD SHADIPUR HODURA CHATERHAMA AABADI HATBUR DADINAWBAGH DARA GADURAH GUND -I-KHALI SHOPRIBAGH R1 CHHANDNA DEH NAUABAD GULAB BAGH SARAI DANGARPUR SAIDPORA HUMCHI INDRAHAMA MURINDERBAGH R2 TRIGAM UMERHEIR WANIHAMA BURZAHAMA DANIHAMA MALIKPUR SHALABUG DAGPUR MULPHAK THEED R3 DHARBAGHMUFTIBAGH WUDIN TAKUNWARIPURA MULNAR ZAKURA DACHIGAM NALLA<=== R2A SHALAPUR BATPORA TELBA DANGARPUR2 YAKMANPUR CHANDPORA DISTRICT CENTER HARWAN MIRAPUR R R ir D COMMERCIAL AXIS BUNA KIRPALPUR PAZWAALRPORA A DIWAR M M hm F IM LI s A ro AL N A a f m A E -K o C B PANZNOR H D H E- y C SINGHPUR ar S R S r- it l C1 am ANCHAR LAKE A e s a H u PANZINARA G h er ur lla B S iv lt HANZVIUR2 = A n u II => Un ic TEMPERATE SERICULTURE N r G C2 I g IG A KIRPALGAD BALIHARAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE A A M M M SKIMS I1 HANZVIUR MATIPUR CHAINABAL RANBIRGAD Maternity Care N < > KRISHBAL BARIUDHAR ISHABER KHASAPUR NAUPORA < > SANGAM A MIRGUND VILLAGE < > Hospital < > I2 SHALABANI MUJGUND PALAPORA BAKSHIPORA UNIVERSITY T OF KASHMIR II ARAMPORA VILLAGEARAMPUR TENGPORA GAH O DAR AL SHARAB KUL PSP TAKYA RATB N DANMAR HAZR A SHARIKAMUKHI TE National Institute HAT > H > BUD DAL PU > S > A IS < I KANTARBUG < < W < D N L SOLI DEN > BERAIWAR D > T of Technology > I > R < S < < A < G A BADIBUG DUMPIN G (NIT) NISHAT P GILSABRAMK T1 WANDAKPURA A BAGHWANPORA E PURIN PETHA GORIPURA > < > NARBAL MALRU < K < > K R < > RADIO LAWEPURA A T2 L K > KASHMIR < < N NARBAL VILLAGE > <> < > ARCHANDERHAMA > < E DANPURA > SOZYCTH < < > SHALATENGPALAPORA CHAK DIWAN SHAHIB< E GUND HASSI BHAT > KHUSHAL SAR TOURIST ZONE GAGHARPUR G LWDA > > SHALTENG < > A < > A DAL LAKE < < HARI N CHAK KOWUS RESTRICTED ZONE GAGARZU PARBAT BREIN > NURIPUR GUND-I-KHALI < > < DEDAMARI BAGH FORT > < > < KOWUS > < PARIMPORA MAKHDUM AGRICULTURE > F HOKARSAR WETLAND < ZAINAKOTE > O EIDGAH < CHANDIHAR MAZHOM HMT > R SHAHIB < E > < S > GRAVEYARD < LOKUT DAL > T < EIDGAH SAFFRON > BACHAPUR < D NOORBAGH E PARK < > P < > < > STATE T > NAUPUR CHURPURA . 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