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C E N T R a L W E S T E Thoche Samagaun Pisang Bagarchhap M a n a n g Dhandruk Chame Chhekampar Lho Dharapani Bihi Chunchet Prok Lumle W E S T E R N Machhapuchchhre Dherma Lwangghalel Bahundanda Namarjung Tadhring G APhaleni N D ASirdibas K I Parche Khudi Bhulbhule Sardikhola Ghachok Ribhan Bhujung L a m j u n g K a s k i Doodpokhari Uhiya Dhampus Lahachok Keroja Dhital Silujure Puranchaur Dhodeini Argala G o r k h a Pasgaun Hyangja Laprak Timure Lama Mauja Ghaleuttarkanya Simpani Bansar Dhikur Chaur Mijuredanda Chandisthan Pokhari Thuman Bajhakhet Kaskikot Bhalam Thumakodanda Bhoje Dudhpokhara Kharibot Bhachok Baglung Bhadauretamago Sarangkot Arba Ghyachok Langtang Pani Besi Kahun Bijaypur Saimarang Maling Sertung Chilime Chapakot Shahar Lapa Kalika Gilung Hiletaksar Gumda Nalma Nauthar Pokhara Sub Pachok Majhthana Gaunshahar Bichaur Pumdi Metropolitan Shribhanjyang Bhumdi Chiti Warpak Briddim Karapu Kashigaun Sindure Purankot Tipling Hansapur Chandreshwar Elampokhari Udipur Lapu Arukharka Isaneshwar Bhoteodar Gauda Dhuseini Goljung Kristi Lekhnath Neta Gatlang Bhatkhola Archalbot Simjung Nachnechaur Municipality Phedikhola Nirmalpokhari Rupakot Bangre Duradanda Tarku Bhorletar Sundarbajar Thumki Bharte Pyarjung Kolki Suryapal Parewadanda Kerabari Sairpani Manbu Kunchha Muchchok Samibhanjyang Tandrang Mohariyakot Pawegode Bhalayakharka Thumo Taksar Taksar Jita Haku Bharatpokhari Swara Jaubari Syaphru Siddha Tarkughat Putalibazar Chakratirtha Thalajung Rigaun R a s u w a Municipality Takumaj Ramgha Risti Chokchisapani Baseri Danda Thulahiti Dhamilikuwa Hlakuri Aaruaarbad Jharlang Phirphire Gaun Kolmabarahachaur Mirlung Panchkhuwa Bahakot Harmi Shrithankot Helambu Thaprek Deurali Dhunche Dulegaunda Tarkukot Aruchanaute Budhathum Setiswara Phulkharka B A G M A T I Amppipal Rangbhang Basantapur Purkot Arupokhari Khairenitar Syamgha Kyamin Gangkhu Pandrung Darkha Raipur Mulpani Gumba Orashte Chhoprak Masel Ramche Baruwa Bhotang Dhorphidi Palungtar Gumdi Salme Biruwa Satyadevi Pelkachaur Thulo Yarsa Archale Tanahunsur Khoplang Tandrang Gaun Ghyangphedi Banethok Deurali Manpang Nataeshwar Baguwa Aginchok Bhalche Karki Bhanu Taple Manakamana Golche Magyam Salyankot Kintang Laharepauwa S y a n gChisapjani a Gaikhur Marpak Kichanas Dhawa Barbhanjyang Barsunchet Phikuri Byas Tripura Shikharbesi Bhanumati Phinam Asrang Jibjibe Bungtang Bhorle Saramthali Municipality Virkot Salyan (Nilkantha) Chitrebhanjyang Bhimad Tatopani Chhang Prithbinarayan Tar Lamabagar Yadali Jamune Semdhung Urleni Municipality Borlang Ghansikuwa Chyangling Jyamruck Bungkot Katunje Arunodaya Chinnebas T a n a h u Tupche Lachyang S o l u k h u m b u Muralibhanjyang Bageshwari Sundaradevi S i n d h u p a l c h o k Resing Gerkhu Malyangkot Samari Rautbesi Thapalkot Khumjung Majhkot Ranipokhari Ralukadevi Pokharibhanjyang Samudratar Gaunkharka Kyakmi Kihun Khari Sangkos Kharanitar Bakrang Namjung Dhuwakot Kotdarbar Bidur Kalika Narjamandap Ghairung Ichok Kiul Bandipur Municipality Halldae Namche Ghunsakot Panchakanya Sekham Kahunshivapur Keshavtar Dhol Khanigaun Ganeshsthan Dangsing Ghuyang Samubhagawati Taklung Nilkanth Phujel Balkumari (Thanpalchap) Listokot Ratnapur Charghare Banskharka Saankhar Sundhara Anbukhaireni Tanglichok Maidi Chaughoda Gaurishankar (Thiring ) Gorsyang Pangtang Manakamana Suryamati Palchok Phulpingkatti Bhotenamlang Alambu Khaliban Gajarkot Dharampani Mahangkal Makaising Khadga Ramjakot Khalte Bhadratar Mahakali Nalang Budhasing Bhanjyang Sunaulabajar Dhuyang Taruka Thansing Dubachaur Lagarche Mithukaram Bhirkot Baidi Madanpur Chaturale Likhu Baramchae Devgaun Darbung Talamarang Talakhu Hagam Darechok Thanapati Thakani Selang Gandakot Chhipchhipe Marming Mumlichok Salang Jyamire Rakuwa Chhimkeshwari Bigu Bharatipur Kumpur N u w a k o t Sikre Siluwa Jiling Sinpal Gati Darchha Dandajheritadi Kalleri Chhap Melamchi D o l a k h a Bakamalang Kakani Samudradevi Kavre Jalbire Sindhukot Syaule Chilangkha Khare Bulingtar Chandibhanjyang Ghyalchok Belkot Kholegaun Kabhresthali Budhanilkantha Haibung Kotthar Duipipal Nawalpur Batase Chapali Khopachagu Sahalkot Sangla Maneswar Karthali Worang Galdha Bhadrakali Bansbari Barhabise Archale Ruchang Devghat Bhotechaur Kota Upalloarkhale Benighat Okharpauwa Tokhachandeshwari Sundarijal Phulpingkot Marbu Naram Kabilas Jogimara Kumari Chauthe Jhormahangkal Pipaldanda Kalinchok Jitpur Kunchok Ghorthali Bulung Goganpani Bandegaun P a l p a Phedi Dharmasthali Chunikhel Baluwa Chautara Jhirbas Dahakhani Baireni Goldhunga Mangkha Babare Kebalpur Phutung Khadka Bhadrakali Gagal Lapsiphedi Dhursa Nanglebhare Gunsakun Gajuri TokhasaraswatDi hapasi Sipapokharae Chokati Mityal Kaule Pida Gokarneshwar Phedi Phataksila Irkhu Phulchodanda Laduk Nayapati Sanusirubari Tekanpur Rajahar Chhatre Bhimdhunga Dhauwadi Jiwanpur Manmaijn Alapot Changkhu Devchuli Deurali Pangretar D h a d i n g Ichangunarayan Lapilang Gairi Bhumisthan K a t Kapahn mIndrayanai n d u Baluwa Bhimtar Bhotsipa Piskar Sangkhu Bisauna Hupsekot Gaindakot Gongabu Thakre Bhadrabas Changunarayan Sangkhu Pati Thulo Kadambas Shaktikhor Pukulachhi Suntol Deupur Yamuna Thumpakhar Badbhanjyang Sitapaila Bajrayogini Naldhun Tauthali Gothatar Sirubari Danda Syama Chourikharka Kiranchok Tasarpu Ramkot Thalidanchhi Mahadevsthan Pedku Sundrawati Mahadevsthan Syuchatar Jorpati Nagarkot Divyapuri Kathmandu Mandan Suspa Jhyanku L U M B I N I Siddhi Balambu Jhaukhel Naya Gaun Boch Suri Gumdel Metropolitan Chandeni Thulo Kshyamawati Mukundapur Naikap Chhaling Deupur Amarapuri Lothar Naubise Naikap Mandan Pakhar Sunkhani Purano Duwakot Jethal Jutpani Naya Bhaktapur Rakachuli N a w a l p a r a s i Royal Chitwan Thankot Municipality Madhyapur Sudal Sangachok National Park Tistung Machchhegaun Jaisithok Lakuridanda Jungu Satungal Thimi Municipality Tukuchanala Thokarpa Pragatinagar Agra Tinthana Anekot Mandan Bekhsimle Attarpur Bhimeswor Deurali Mangalpur Kirtipur Lalitpur Sub Jyamdi Ghartigaon Mainaghar B h a k t a p u r 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