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2018 Wolesi Jirga Elections Polling Centers List 2018 Wolesi Jirga Elections Polling Centers List No Province Province Code District District Code PC_Code * Polling Center Location 1 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101001 Sar e Gardana Mosque Sar e Gardanah 2 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101002 Derakht e Shing Mosque Darakht e Shing 3 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101003 Mullah Mahmood Mosque Shor Bazar 4 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101004 Daqiqi Balkhi Secondary School Saraji, Kocha e Aahengari 5 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101005 Aakhir e Jada Mosque Jadah e Maiwand 6 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101006 Eidgah Mosque Eidgah 7 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101007 Ansuri Balkhi School Bagh e Ali Mardan 8 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101008 Aayesha Durani High School Pul E bagh Umomi 9 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101009 Mastoori Ghoori Secondary School Babai Khudi 10 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101010 Aasheqan wa Arefan High School Kocha e Achakzai 11 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101011 Aasheqan wa Arefan Secondary School SehDukan Chindawal 12 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101012 Sar e Karez Mosque Bala Joi Asheqan Arefan 13 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101013 Bala Qilla Mosque Masjid e Bala Qilla Asheqan wa Arefan 14 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101014 Mahjooba High School Chindawal 15 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101015 Takya Khanahh Jafarya Chindawal 16 KABUL 01 Nahia 01 0101 0101016 Imam Baqer Mosque Hazaraha ha village 17 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101017 Qari Abdullah School Joi Sheer Deh Afghanan 18 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101018 Hazrat Nabawi Jame Mosque Joi Sheer 19 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101019 Ansari High School Joi Sheer 20 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101020 Ranga Mosque Deh Afghanan 21 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101021 Trade technical Institute (Institute Maslaki Teja* Shah E Do Shamsherah 22 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101022 Zyarat Abul Fazal Murad Khani 23 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101023 Isteqlal High School Park e Zarnigar 24 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101024 Nayeb Salar Mosque Qoul e Aab Chakan 25 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101025 Imam Azam Mosque Gardanah e Sakhi 26 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101026 Zabihullah Shaheed High School Kart e Aryana 27 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101027 Sa'ad bin Abi Waqas Mosque Sharq e Kart e Parwan 28 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101028 Wazeer Mohammad Akbar Khan Secondary School Kart e Parwan 29 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101029 Naderia High School Kart e Parwan 30 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101030 Omer Farooq Mosque Kart e Parwan 31 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101031 Ma'az ibne Jabal Mosque Kart e Parwan 32 KABUL 01 Nahia 02 0101 0101032 Abdullah bin Masoud Mosque Bagh e Bala 33 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101033 Sayed Jamaluddin Experimental Secondary School Sarai Ghazni 34 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101034 Afghan Technology Institute Kart e Chahar 35 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101035 Sayed Jamaluddin Secondary School Kart e Chahar 36 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101036 Raabia Balkhi High School Kart e Chahar 37 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101037 Amir Dost Mohammad Khan School Dehmazang 38 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101038 Hanzalla Mosque Dehmazang 39 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101039 Amir Hamza Secondary School Nawabad Dehmazang 40 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101040 Mohammadia Mosque Sarak e Awal 41 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101041 Jamal Mena, no. 13 Secondary School Jamal Mena 42 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101042 Jamal Mena, no. 12 Preliminary School Qesmat e Awal Kart e Sakhi 43 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101043 Legal Faculty (Pohanzai Huqooq) Puhantoon Kabul (Kabul University) 44 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101044 Durkhanai High School Kart e Mamoreen 45 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101045 Sang Kashan Mosque Seelo Road 46 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101046 Sufi Islam School Estgah e Aakhir Puhantoon 47 KABUL 01 Nahia 03 0101 0101047 Mahmood Hotaki High School Deh bori 48 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101048 Ghazi Mohammad Ayub School no.1 Bagh e Bala 49 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101049 Raabia High School Kart e Parwan 50 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101050 Haji Ghulam Dastagir Mosque Shahr Aara 51 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101051 Imam Reza e Ghareeb Mosque Kolola Pushta 52 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101052 Mohammad Alam Faizzad High School Shahr Aara 53 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101053 Jamhoriat High School Salang Watt 54 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101054 Malalai Girls High School Char Rahi Sedarat (Sedarat Square) 55 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101055 Khwaja Abdullah Ansari Mosque Shahr e Naw Petrol pump 56 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101056 Khwaja Ali Mowafaq Mosque Shahr e Naw 57 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101057 Haji Mohammad Dad Mosque Taimani 58 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101058 Naser Khesraw Balkhi Secondary School Char Rahi Taimani 59 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101059 Ismaelia Jamat Khana Char Rahi Taimani 60 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101060 Ustad Misbah High School Sark e doum Taimani 61 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101061 Malika Suraya Girls School Puroujah Taimani 62 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101062 Tajwar Sultana Girls School Char Rahi Taimani 63 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101063 Mohammad Sediq Farhang School Shahrak Police 64 KABUL 01 Nahia 04 0101 0101064 Deh Keepak Girls School Nawabad Dehkeepak 65 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101065 Fazel Baig Secondary School Aabrasani 66 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101066 Shuhadai Fazel Baig Mosque Fazel Baig 67 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101067 Hazrat Usman Mosque Fazel Baig village 68 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101068 Itefaq Mosque Qalla e Toofan 69 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101069 Haji Yaqoub Jame Mosque Niaz Baig village 70 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101070 Naheed Shaheed High School B Section- Khusahal Khan Mena 71 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101071 Mohammad Ismael Hasanzai High School B Section- Khusahal Khan Mena 72 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101072 Mir Ghulam Mohammad Ghubar High School Speen Kalai 73 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101073 Mohammadi Darulhefaz Mosque B Section- Khusahal Khan Mena 74 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101074 Wardaki ha Mosque Sarai Herati ha 75 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101075 Imam Hussain Mosque Dewan Begi 76 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101076 Speen Kalai Girls High School Section A - Khushal Khan Mena 77 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101077 Hazrat Shamsul Mashaikh High School Section A - Khushal Khan Mena 78 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101078 Prof. Rasoul Amin High School B Section- Khusahal Khan Mena 79 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101079 Polytechnic Mosque Polytechnic 80 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101080 Jaghori ha Mosque Afshar Seelo 81 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101081 Sahib Zaman Mosque Afshar Seelo 82 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101082 Abu Zar Ghafari High School Char Rahi Qambar 83 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101083 Ayub Saber Mosque Nawabad Qargha 84 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101084 Deh e Araban School Qargha 85 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101085 Shah e Awlya Mosque Qargha 86 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101086 Hazrat Bilal Mosque Qalla e Kashif 87 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101087 Hazrat Mohammad (pbuh) Mosque Rigration 88 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101088 Qalla e Kashif High School Company Bazzar 89 KABUL 01 Nahia 05 0101 0101089 Shaheed Mosque Qaryah e Wardaki ha (Wardaki ha village) Page 1 of 58 2018 Wolesi Jirga Elections Polling Centers List No Province Province Code District District Code PC_Code * Polling Center Location 90 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101090 Sar Aasyab Girls High School Sar Aasyab 91 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101091 Shah E Welayat Ma'ab Mosque Afshar Darul Aman 92 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101092 Qalla e Bakhtyar High School Nawabad Qalla e Bakhtyar 93 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101093 Tuberculosis Institute Darulaman 94 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101094 Finance and Accounting Institute (Mali wa Hesabi * Darulaman 95 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101095 Jafaria Mosque Alauddin 96 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101096 Mohammadia Mosque Kart e seh(3) 97 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101097 Abdul Ghani Mostaghni High School Kart e seh(3) 98 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101098 Markaz Nahia e Shashum (Nahia 6 Center) Markaz Nahia e Shashum (Nahia 6 Center) 99 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101099 Resalat Madrassah Qalla e Wazir 100 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101100 Safed Mosque (White Mosque) Qalla e Wazir 101 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101101 Ahmadi Mosque Dash hai Haji Hussain 102 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101102 Wahdat Takya Khanahh Pul e Wahdat 103 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101103 Ummul Baneen High School Qalla e Shahadah 104 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101104 Jamia Al Islam Madrassah Pul e Sukhta 105 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101105 Wali Aser Jame Mosque Markaz e Telegraph (Telegraph center) 106 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101106 Mohammad Asef Mael High School Qalla e Nazer 107 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101107 Khatemul Anbya Madrassah Qalla e Nazer 108 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101108 Gul Khana Secondary School Deh Qabil village 109 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101109 Hazrat e Rasoul Mosque Nawabad Qalla e Jabar Khan 110 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101110 Nabi Akram Mosque Phase-III, Shahrak Hji Nabi 111 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101111 Qayem Aale Mohammad Mosque Nawabad Qalla e Jabar Khan 112 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101112 Sarwar e Kainat Mosque Qalla e Mohammad Hayat 113 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101113 Chahar Qalla High School Chahar Qalla 114 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101114 Baqer ul Uloom Madrassah Qalla e Ainullah 115 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101115 Salman e Farsi Mosque Qalla e Abbas Quli 116 KABUL 01 Nahia 06 0101 0101116 Safiullah Afzali High School Qalla e Muslim, Sar Aasyab 117 KABUL 01 Nahia 07 0101 0101117 Lais Bin e Qais Mosque Reeshkhor Sufla 118 KABUL 01 Nahia 07 0101 0101118 Family Haee Reeshkhor High School Family hai Reeshkhor 119 KABUL 01 Nahia 07 0101 0101119 Qalla e Fatoh Ahmadia Mosque Qalla e Fatoh 120 KABUL 01 Nahia 07 0101 0101120 Ghazi Abdullah High School Qalla e Asfandyar 121 KABUL 01 Nahia 07 0101 0101121 Ibrahim Khalil Jame Mosque Dogh Abad Shahsdarak
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