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Sindhupalchok District - Melamchi Municipality HHRRPRRPHRRP 85°29'E 85°30'E 85°31'E 85°32'E 85°33'E 85°34'E 85°35'E 85°36'E 85°37'E 85°38'E 85°39'E 85°40'E Legend NEPAL: Sindhupalchok District - Melamchi Municipality HHRRPRRPHRRP 85°29'E 85°30'E 85°31'E 85°32'E 85°33'E 85°34'E 85°35'E 85°36'E 85°37'E 85°38'E 85°39'E 85°40'E Legend Khaldekholagaun ¹½ School Jiri Village Name Dhunganabesi Talamarang 27°52'N 27°52'N Deujatar Highway Dhunganagaun Pipaltar Terse Deujagaun Dobate Baluwa District Road Ratmata Madkin Majhgaun Thapagaun Other Road Batase Tallagaun Nepane Dablyang Major Trail Acharyatol Dhule Ward no: 2 Patale Batase Thulokhet Ward no: 14 Mathillogaun Arjelgaun Rayale Magargaun Local Trail Ward no: 2 27°51'N Ward no: 1 Basnetgaun Danuwargaun 27°51'N Mulkharka Municipal Boundary Sunkhani Halhale Dablyang Gairigaun Ward Boundary Mehele " Gupha "" " Bhanjyang Gupha Rajdaltol "" """ Settlement Nigleni Swara Pakhrin Khadkathok Bhujungechaur Syangbotol Bagaicha Ambote Forest Kattike Ward no: 5 Katunje Ward no: 15 Gairi Bahuntol Ward no: 6 Rampur Jyamire Dhusenichaur Cultivation Dhunge Dobhantar Golmasthan Pairabari Chanmakhu 27°50'N Arukharka Tar 27°50'N Dhuseni Grassland Damaitol Melamchi Katunje Gairidanda Thulichaur Melamchi N.P. Jarayotar Simle Bush Musure Sarkitol Tarebhir Pandegaun Sindhukot Sand / Gravel Deurali Bahungaun Ward no: 13 Shikharpur Bhadaure Ward no: 3 Sulikot Ghyang Ward no: 7 Chalisetol Phalame Bhimaldanda Daduwa River / Stream Ward no: 4 Jallu Bhattaraitol 27°49'N Pond / Lake Dhungechhap Gairigaun Baguwa 27°49'N Dhakalthok Kotachaur Kattikechhap Rotepingdanda Chyandanda Arubote Kathar Bagar Acharyatol Sunrupa Rakse Ward no: 12 Koiralatol Chilaunebesi Badahare Thakle Pipalchaur Map Doc Name: Ward no: 9 160530_Melamchi_Muni_ID0109 Dhakalkhaharegaun Bangaun GLIDE Number: EQ-2015-000048-NPL Sangjeltar Bansbari Basnetgaun 27°48'N Creation Date: 30 May 2016 Khanikhet 27°48'N Nepalthok Map Data Source: DoS, MoFaLD Bahunepati Anpchaur Geo Data Source: DoS, MoHA Geoportal Giranchaur Web Resource: http://hrrpnepal.org/maps/ Dhikurebesi Ward no: 8 Lamichhanetol Kirtetar 27°47'N ¯ Phatkeshwar 27°47'N Scale 1:55,000 Dumre 0 0.425 0.85 1.7 2.55 3.4 Dhunganathok Kms Nepalthok Simle Disclaimer: Ward no: 10 The boundaries and names shown and the designations Kotdanda Eklebesi used on this map do not imply official endorsement Majhitar or acceptance by the United Nations 27°46'N Chandane Kaphalchaur 27°46'N Thulagaun Ghimiretol Baretar Bhimsensthan Ghorsainitol Rasuwa Dhakalbesi Dhakalthok Ward no: 11 Tinghare Churithumka Sindhupalchowk Pharsila Nuwakot 27°45'N Dolakha 27°45'N Ward no: 10 Solukhumbu Kavre Ramechap 85°29'E 85°30'E 85°31'E 85°32'E 85°33'E 85°34'E 85°35'E 85°36'E 85°37'E 85°38'E 85°39'E 85°40'E.
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