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Revised Dolam & Mileage from Dzongkhag Headquarter to Gewog REVISED DOLAM, W.E.F. 1ST JULY, 2014 Revised Dolam from Dzongkhag Headquarter to Gewog Centres Kengkhar Udaric Tsamang DOLAM Yarakla /Banjar Ganglapong Jurmey Gyelgong Chali DOLAM 90 KM 40 KM Dag Mongar Kalapang Daksa/ Yangbari Gongdue Rukangla Bakla /Silambi DOLAM CPS DOLAM Resa DOLAM Wama Bangbangla Weringla/ Nagor Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road Sengor Saling CPS For fair and equity, Yangbari and Bakla have been made same DA although comes 1 more dolam Mangling Saling/Lingmethang Yadi Naktshang Chaskhar Tsakaling Thumling Ngatshang GC Lingkhar Thangrong Jaibab/Wengkhar Thakhambi KM 32 Takchu Balam Mongar 11 KM Konbar Muhung Woop Drepong/ Sherimung/Serzhong Laptsa Zunglen Wangling ECR Narang Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Khadrag Km= Distance by Motorable Road Drametse Khalong ECR Revised Dolam & Mileage from Gewog Centre to Chewogs 1. Balam Gewog Dupchu Gonpa Jakhazor Balam Khebshing/ Zegonpa Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 2. Chaskhar Gewog Chaskhar Gonpa Yetong Moksar/Shajula/ Gonpa Thokinadang Etenus/Lungbaktang Chaskhar Jakhoi Pangthang DOLAM Sherichu Atingkhar Zalaphangma Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 3. Chali Gewog Karmacholing Lhakhang Gonpa Sarwa DOLAM Gorsum Chali Kawa Khoi Mantsang Kurizampa Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 4. Drametse Gewog Bikhar Phungshing Bagging Jamtshokpa Woongthong 23 KM Yayung Drametse Wongkhar Zero Point Shaphangma Waichur Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 5. Drepong Gewog Woop Trongman Bainangri Drepong DOLAM Zunglen (Laptsa) Chakzor Tsangkhar Gyelpozhing Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 6. Gongdue Gewog Pam/Chaibi Weringla DOLAM Kumazong Bangbangla Bogarbi Medina DOLAM Gongdue (Daksa) Pangthang DOLAM Gorthongla Pikari Yangbari Phosara Bagla Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 7. Jurmey Gewog yarakla Bachag Roinawong Nyamphu Kurta Gapcha Muktumbi DOLAM Jurmey Koknala Rinphu Tshekpa Tsellam/ Korphu Dungkar/ Tulukpi Gorthongla Sangkama Zampa Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 8. Kengkhar Gewog Tritey Oleki Pinphu Tsalabi/Nakolok Romangla Murung Munma Kengkhar Udarig Shajula Tongla Nyukphu Tongkala Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Nanari Zitsibi Km= Distance by Motorable Road 9. Mongar Gewog Larjab Yakpogang/Tongsing Tsanphu Pangtoe Wengkhar/Jaibab DOLAM Gyelpozhing Wangling Mongar Konbar Shamila Takchu Pongchula Merung Korila/Chompa Themnangbi Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 10. Ngatshang Gewog Jakhoi Gonpa Pangtoe/ Robtangkhar/ Ketongri Aring 26 KM Ngatshang Tsanphu kaphu Gochakpa/Shingthangri/ Mentsang Bakhamzor Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 11. Narang Gewog Khalong 13 KM 13 Pangkang Dongshub/ Phaphung Narang Rolong Gomchu Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 12. Saling Gewog Pangsibi Broksar Gangjuk Sengor Saling1 Zangkitsawa Saling Saling2 /Tsenzabi (Lingmithang) Mangling Matshangdaza Yongkola/Thridangbi Resa Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Kalapang Km= Distance by Motorable Road 13. Silambi Gewog Kadak ChangChangma DOLAM Dak Laijug Yari Sherpong DOLAM Nagor Salipong 2 DOLAM (Silambi) Wama Gyelgong Rukhangla Silambi Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 14. Sherimuhung Gewog Aja Muhung Jangkhar Thiling Gangmung Sherimuhung Jabgang Yarab/Thramo Soenakhar Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 15. Thangrong Gewog Larjab Rephu Changshing Gonpa Thangrong Lingkhar/Tribang/ Tongphu Ngarpontang Atola/Tongkangla Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 16. Tsakaling Gewog Takhambi DOLAM Gumdrang Thumling/ Chubar 30 KM 30 Sherabcholing/ Naktshang Thozhong DOLAM Gonpa/Thodamla/ Tsakaling Drabutongsa 13 KM 13 Horong Rewan Palangphu Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk Km= Distance by Motorable Road 17. Tsamang Gewog Nangar Khuling Drangmaling Ganglapong Tsamang DOLAM Palangphu (Banjar) 17 KM 17 Upper Tokari/Serbum Lower Tokari Tsamang Dolam = 4 – 6 hrs Walk PCS Km= Distance by Motorable Road THANK YOU.
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