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ரேதச ெசயலாள D.S. Division உ ரா சைப Institute of Local Govern அடவைண1.2 : ரேதச ெசயலாள அைமள ஏைனய வாக க - 2015 Table 1.2 : Different administrative Divisions within D.S. Division 2015 , and and சைப , ரேதச ப ெசயலாள இற , D.S. Division Death ேசைவ ​ , உரா Institute of local government ேதத Division Electoral ற மண பவாள Birth Marriage registrars division ெபா area Police கமநல ைலயக service Agrarian Centers Delft East Punguduthievu Delft Delft West Delft Delft Pradeshiya Sabha Kayts(part) Delft Velanai Velanai Allaipiddy Kayts Punguduthievu Islands South Pungudutivu Islands South Pradeshiya Sabha Kayts(part), Nainativu Kayts Velanai Islands North Analaitivu Kayts Islands North Pradeshiya Sabha Kayts(part), Eluvaitivu Islands North Vaddukoddai Karainagar Pradeshiya Sabha (Part) Karainagar Kayts Karainagar Jaffna Nallur Jaffna(Muslim) Jaffna Jaffna Town West Jaffna Jaffna Municipal Council Jaffna Jaffna Town East Jaffna Municipal Council(Part) Nallur(Part) Kokuvil, Kondavil Nallur Jaffna, Kopay Nallur Nallur Pradeshiya Sabha Nallur(Part) Thirunelvely,Ariyalai Valikamam Valikamam South West Vaddukoddai Manipay Manipay South West Pradeshiya Sabha (Part) Pandaitharippu Ilavalai Valikamam West Vaddukoddai Chankanai Manipay, Tholpuram Valikamam West Pradeshiya Sabha (Part) Vaddukoddai Vaddukoddai Vali North Uduvil Manipay, Valikamam South Uduvil Chunnakam Valikamam South Pradeshiya Sabha Manipay(Part) Eralalai Kankesanthurai Mallakam Tellipallai Pallaly Keerimalai Tellippalai Tellipallai Valikamam Valikamam North Kankesanthurai Myliddy Pallaly North Pradeshiya Sabha (Part) Vali- North Kopay Puttur Valikamam East Puttur Kopay Urumpirai Valikamam East Pradeshiya Sabha Kopay Atchuvely Atchuvely Chavakachcheri Chavakachcheri Chavakachcheri Charvakachcheri Urban Council (Part) Chavakachcheri(Muslim) Kaithady Navatkuli Chavakachcheri Eluthumadduwal Kodikamam Chavakachcheri Chavakachcheri Varany Thenmarachchi Pradeshiya Sabha (Part) Kachchai Udupiddy(Part) Kaddaively Karaveddy Point Vadamarachchi South Pedro(Part) Karaveddy Nelliady Vadamarachchi West Udupiddy SouthWest Pradeshiya Sabha Vadamarachchy Point Pedro Point Urban Council Pedro(Part) Valvettithurai Point Pedro Puloly Valvettithurai Urban Council Udupiddy(Part) Point pedro Velvettithurai Vadamarachchi Point Pedro North Pradeshiya Sabha(part) Point Pedro(Part) Chempian Pattu Kudathanai Ampan Point Pedro Vadamarachchi PradeshiyaSabha (Part) Maruthankerney East Kudathanai உரா சைபக - Institute of local government * மா.ந.ச - மாநகர சைப * ந.ச - நகர சைப * M.C. - Municiple Council * U.C - Urban Council * .ச - ரேதச சைப * P.S - Pradeshiya Saba Table 1.2 (ெதாட - Connected ) Division . ைவய S ெசயலாள . காதார D காதார வலய Veterology Veterology PHI Division ரேதச வலய Zone Judicial ரேதச ேசைவ Health Divisional division service காநைட Division ெபா பேசாதைனக க Zone Educational Delft Velanai Delft island Nainativu Velanai Velanai Pungudutivu island Kayts Kayts Allaippiddy Islands South Analaitivu Islands North Velanai Kayts island Karainagar Vaddukoddai Karainagar island Colombothurai Gurunagar 1 Gurunagar 2 Bazzar 2 Jaffna Jaffna Jaffna Jaffna Jaffna Bazzar 1 Navanthurai Ariyalai Vannarpannai KokuvilNallur 1 Kokuvil 2 Nallur Jaffna Nallur Nallur jaffna Kondavil Nallur Table 1.2 (ெதாட - Connected ) Suthumalai Anaikoddai Navaly Valikamam Manipay Mallakam Sandilipay Sandilipay valikamam South West Sandilipay Illavalai Pandatharippu Chankanai Sithankerney Araly Vaddukoddai Valikamam West Mallakam Chankanai Vaddukoddai Chulipuram valikamam Moolai Uduvil Chunnakam 1 Valikamam Chunnakam 2 Mallakam Uduvil Uduvil valikamam South Inuvil Erlalai Punnalaikadduv Thellipalai Mallakam Alaveddy Keerimalai Valikamam Maviddapuram Mallakam Telipallai Thellipalai valikamam North Kankesanthurai I Kankesanthurai 2 Vasavilan Myliddy Table 1.2 (ெதாட - Connected ) Kopay Irupalai Puttur Siruppity Valikamam East Jaffna Kopay Kopay Neervely jaffna Urumpirai Atchuvely 1 Atchuvely 2 Manthuvil Varany Eluthumadduval Kodikamam Thenmarachchi Chavakachcheri Chavakachcheri Chavakachchiri Meesalai Thenmaradchi Sarasalai Madduvil UC 1 UC 2 Nelliady Alvai Vadamarachchi Point Pedro Karaveddy Karaveddy Karanavai vadamaradchi SouthWest Uduppiddy Thunnalai Thondamanaru Valvettithurai Vadamarachchi Alvai 2 Point Pedro Point Pedro vadamaradchi North Point Pedro 1 Point Pedro 2 Point Pedro Puloly Ampan Vadamarachchi Chempianpattu Point Pedro Point Pedro vadamaradchi East Uduthurai Mulliyan ஆதார - மாவட பர Source - District Statistical Branch.
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