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RAUTAHAT DISTRICT 85°7'30"E 85°15'0"E 85°22'30"E 85°30'0"E Ratanpuri Dhimal Raigaun Pipalmadi Nijgadh BharatganjSigaul Chandranigahapur Kyaneshwor Judibela Paurai Rangapur Kakadi Sapahi 27°7'30"N 27°7'30"N )6 Karmaiya Kakanpur Dhungrekhola Raghunathpur Laximiniya Santpur(Matiaun) Hariyon Sihorwa Kolhabi )5 Bishrampur Kakadi Dhurkauli Raghunathpur Rampurwa Dumariya(Matiauna) Umarjan Avab FatuwaHarsaha Rajghat Shankarpur Rampurwa Avab Laxmipurbelbichawa SimaraBhawanipur Bachhanpurwa Bachhanpurwa Bachhanpurwa Pratappur Paltuwa Ramoli Bairiya Gadhahal Sinhasani Masedawa Hathiyahi JanakiNagar Khopawa Bachhanpurwa SakhuwaDhamaura FatuwaHarsaha Hajariya Barahathawa Birtiprastoka Rautahat PipraBasantapur Santapur(Dostiya) Murtiya 27°0'0"N GamhariyaBirta Hadiryapaltuwa 27°0'0"N Katahariya Pidari Bishunpurwa Ramoli Bairiya PiparaPokhariya Samanpur Pipariya Mahendra Adarsha ShitalpurBairgania Katahariya Pipariya(Dostiya) BasbitiJingadiya Raghunathpur Tedhakatti Tengraha Bagahi SundarpurChuldawa Pathera Shreepur Hempur GarudaBairiya Sangrampur Maryadpur Laukath Mahendra Adarsha KarkachKarmaiya Mahamadpur BahuwaMadanpur PrempurGunahi Kudawa Malahi Inarwamal Saunaraniya Pothiyahi Dharhari Manpur Gedahiguthi Sohadawa Jamuniya Rampurwa Pataura Bariyarpur GamhariyaParsa Paterwa )4 Dhangada Dewapur 3 Bhawanipur ) Dipahi Jayanagar Debahi Pidariya Ajagabi Dharmapur Bhaganpur Belhi PatharaBudharampur Inaruwa Bisunpurwamanpur DhanakaulPurba Uchidiha Harakthawa Khesarhiya Madhopur Gadhi(Bhanawanpur) Sisotiya Sundarpur Khoriya IharbariJyutahi Karuniya Sakhuawa Mahinathpur Mithuawa Kachorwa Sarmujawa Pipariya(Paroha) Motipur Golaganj Sikhauna Tejapakar PipraRajbara LaxmipurSu. Jethrahiya 26°52'30"N Chhataul 26°52'30"N JingadawaBelbichwa Godeta Kodena Bhediyahi Ramban Fulparasi Bhalohiya(Pipra) NarkatiyaGuthi Basantapatti Lokaha Sisout Bagdaha RajpurTulsi Gangapipara Pacharukhi RamnagarBahaur Batraul Sakraul Rohuwa BelwaJabdi FatuhaMaheshpur Khirwa Matsari Rampurkhap Rajpurfarhadawa Saruatha Gadahiyabairi Bhadsar Bhagawatipur )2 Simara Dumariya Jatahara Badharwa Sudama Chhatona Akolawa Jhunkhunwa Madhubangoth Legend Jowaha(Jokaha) PipraBhagwanpur Boundaries Dumriya(Paroha) Madhubani Bahadurpur Achalgadh Mirjapur BaraUdhoran District )1 Basatpur Bairiya Hajminiya Constituency Hathiyol Gaur Arnaha Mathiya $+ VDC GaurN.P. Balara Auraiya Map Locator Rajdevi $+ District HQ 050 100 200 300 Banjaraha Mudwalawa Kilometers Municipalities Laxmipur(Do) Brahmapuri 1 Constituency Number ) Map Created: 3 Jan, 2008 26°45'0"N 26°45'0"N 85°7'30"E 85°15'0"E 85°22'30"E 85°30'0"E Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) The boundaries and names shown and the designations 31.5 0 3 used on this map do not imply official endorsement or United Nations, Nepal Km acceptance by the United Nations .

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