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Ward Map of Moratuwa Municipal Council - Colombo District Ref. No : NDC / 01 / 05 Moratuwa Municipal Council WARD No GN No GN Name 547 Angulana North 1 Boralesgamuwa 547A Angulana South Urban Council Dehiwala - Mount Lavinia 548 Kaldemulla $ Municipal Council 2 549A 548C Dahampura 3 549A Borupana P3 4 549 Thelawala South 548A P 4 549B 549B Thelawala North 548 549 551 548A Soysapura North 547 P2 5 5 548C P Moratuwa Municipal Council 548B Soysapura South 548B 1 9 10 P 550A P P WARD No WARD Name 550A Lakshapathiya North P6 551 6 547A 1 Angulana 550B Lakshapathiya Central 550B 8 P 551B 2 Kaldemulla 7 552B Uyana North 550 551A 3 Borupana 552B 12 Kesbewa 13 P 11 4 Thelawala 8 551C 550 Lakshapathiya South 7 P 557 P Urban Council 5 Soysapura P 557A 9 551 Part of Katubedda 560/61 6 Lakshapathiya North 557B 18 17 7 Uyana 552A P P 10 551 Part of Katubedda 560/61A 19 8 Lakshapathiya South 558 P 11 551A Molpe 14 15 9 Katubedda North P 552 P 558B 21 10 Katubedda South 551B Kaduwamulla 558A P 12 559 11 Molpe 557 Rawathawatta East P22 559A 12 Rawathawatta East 553A 16 13 Rawathawatta West 557A Rawathawatta West 553C P 20 13 P 14 Idama 557B Rawathawatta South 15 Kadalana 553B 552 Idama P23 16 Moratumulla West 14 553 17 Moratumulla 552A Uyana South 554B 18 Villorawatta West 15 558A Kadalana P24 19 Villorawatta East 16 558B Moratumulla West 25 20 Indibedda East 554 P 21 Indibedda West 551C Moratumulla North 22 Moratuwella North 17 554C 558 Moratumulla East 23 Moratuwella South Sea 24 Koralawella West 554A 18 560/61A Villorawatta West 25 Koralawella East 26 Katukurunda North 19 560/61 Villorawatta East 26 P 27 Katukurunda South 20 559A Indibedda East 555 28 Egoda Uyana North Central 21 559 Indibedda West KALUTARA DISTRICT 29 Egoda Uyana South P27 553A Moratuwella North 22 555A 553C Uswatta Legend 553 Moratuwella South Province Boundary 23 556 District Boundary 553B Moratuwella West DS Boundary 0 GN Boundary 0 24 554 Koralawella North 0 28 ! ! ! ! ! 0 P Polling Division Boundary 7 1 554B Koralawella East 25 556A PS Boundary 554C Koralawella West MC / UC Boundary Ward Boundary 554A Koralawella South 29 26 P Multi Member Ward 555 Katukurunda North 556B 27 555A Katukurunda South 556 Egoda Uyana North 28 Prepared by Survey Department of Sri Lanka 556A Egoda Uyana Central Scale - 1:50,000 Data Source: National Delimitation Committee for Local Authorities - 2013 / 2016 29 556B Egoda Uyana South Ministry of Local Government and Provincial Councils 100000.

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