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SILCHAR-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M KHUALZINTE THIANTHA AIZAWL-SILCHAR SILCHAR-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Durtlang 8 Bagha 35 Sihphir 15 Vairengte 48 Lungdai 27 Chhimluang 63 Serkhan 33 Bilkhawthlir 74 Zanlawn 40 Rengtekawn 90 Kawnpui 54 Kolasib 97 Bualpui 60 Thingdawl 105 Thingdawl 75 Bualpui 120 Kolasib 83 Kawnpui 126 Rengtekawn 86 Zanlawn 140 Bilkhawthlir 106 Serkhan 147 Chhimluang 120 Lungdai 153 Vairengte 132 Sihphir 165 Bagha 145 Durtlang 172 Silchar 180 Aizawl 180 AIZAWL-SHILLONG SHILLONG-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Durtlang 8 Jowai 66 Sihphir 15 Khliehriat 100 Lungdai 27 Lumsong 126 Serkhan 33 Umling 145 Zanlawn 40 Ratachera 160 Kawnpui 54 Badarpur 176 Bualpui 60 Silchar 210 Thingdawl 75 Bagha 240 Kolasib 83 Vairengte 288 Rengtekawn 86 Chhimluang 300 Bilkhawthlir 106 Bilkhawthlir 314 Chhimluang 120 Kolasib 337 Vairengte 132 Thingdawl 345 Bagha 145 Bualpui 360 Silchar 180 Kawnpui 366 Badarpur 210 Zanlawn 380 Ratachera 244 Lungdai 393 Umling 260 Sihphir 405 Lumsong 294 Durtlang 412 Khliehriat 320 Aizawl 420 Jowai 354 Shillong 420 AIZAWL-KANHMUN KANHMUN-AIZAWL (Via mamit) (Via Mamit) Village K.M Village K.M Sairang 26 Morochhera 3 Buichali 34 Bungthuam 8 Lengpui 44 Zawlnuam 16 Dialdawk 54 Zamuang 28 Rawpuichhip 65 Rengdil 33 Tut(Dapchhuah) 83 Kawrthah 43 Dampui 95 Tuidam 53 Mamit 112 Darlak 62 Darlak 130 Mamit 80 Tuidam 139 Dampui 97 Kawrthah 149 Tut(Dapchhuah) 109 Rengdil 159 Rawpuichhip 127 Zamuang 164 Dialdawk 138 Zawlnuam 176 Lengpui 145 Bungthuam 183 Buichali 158 Morochhera 189 Sairang 166 Kanhmun 192 Aizawl 192 AIZAWL-KANHMUN KANHMUN-AIZAWL (Via W.Phaileng) (Via W. Phaileng) Village K.M Village K.M Sairang 26 Morochhera 3 Buichali 34 Bungthuam 8 Lengpui 44 Zawlnuam 16 Dialdawk 54 Zamuang 28 Rawpuichhip 65 Rengdil 33 Tut(Dapchhuah) 83 Kawrthah 43 W.Phaileng 105 Tuidam 53 Teirei 123 Kawrtethawveng 63 Damparengpui 133 Bunghmun 71 Tuilut 141 Serhmun 79 Serhmun 156 Tuilut 94 Bunghmun 164 Damparengpui 102 Kawrtethawveng 173 Teirei 112 Tuidam 183 W.Phaileng 130 Kawrthah 192 Tut(Dapchhuah) 152 Rengdil 202 Rawpuichhip 170 Zamuang 207 Dialdawk 181 Zawlnuam 219 Lengpui 191 Bungthuam 226 Buichali 201 Morochhera 232 Sairang 209 Kanhmun 235 Aizawl 235 AIZAWL-VAIRENGTE VAIRENGTE-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Durtlang 8 Chhimluang 12 Sihphir 15 Bilkhawthlir 26 Lungdai 27 Rengtekawn 46 Serkhan 33 Kolasib 49 Zanlawn 40 Thingdawl 57 Kawnpui 54 Bualpui 72 Bualpui 60 Kawnpui 78 Thingdawl 75 Zanlawn 92 Kolasib 83 Serkhan 99 Rengtekawn 86 Lungdai 105 Bilkhawthlir 106 Sihphir 117 Chhimluang 120 Durtlang 124 Vairengte 132 Aizawl 132 AIZAWL-BAIRABI BAIRABI-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Durtlang 8 Meidum 8 Sihphir 15 Pangbalkawn 15 Lungdai 27 Saihapui Peng 17 Serkhan 33 Rengtekawn 31 Zanlawn 40 Kolasib 34 Kawnpui 54 Thingdawl 42 Bualpui 60 Bualpui 57 Thingdawl 75 Kawnpui 63 Kolasib 83 Zanlawn 77 Rengtekawn 86 Serkhan 83 Saihapui Peng 100 Lungdai 90 Pangbalkawn 102 Sihphir 2 Meidum 109 Durtlang 109 Bairabi 117 Aizawl 117 AIZAWL-MAMIT MAMIT-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Sairang 26 Dampui 17 Buichali 34 Tut(Dapchhuah) 29 Lengpui 44 Rawpuichhip 47 Dialdawk 54 Dialdawk 58 Rawpuichhip 65 Lengpui 68 Tut(Dapchhuah) 83 Buichali 78 Dampui 95 Sairang 86 Mamit 112 Aizawl 112 AIZAWL-MARPARA MARPARA-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Sairang 26 Hruiduk 6 Buichali 34 Vengthar 13 Lengpui 44 Tuipuibari 19 Dialdawk 54 Pukzing 22 Rawpuichhip 65 Phuldungsei 41 Tut(Dapchhuah) 83 Saithah 59 W.Phaileng 105 Hnanthialzawl 62 Chhippui 116 Lallen 68 Lallen 120 Chhippui 42 Hnanthialzawl 126 W.Phaileng 83 Saithah 129 Tut(Dapchhuah) 105 Phuldungsei 147 Rawpuichhip 123 Pukzing 166 Dialdawk 134 Tuipuibari 169 Lengpui 144 Vengthar 175 Buichali 154 Hruiduk 182 Sairang 162 Marpara 188 Aizawl 188 AIZAWL-SAIPUM SAIPUM-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Durtlang 8 N.Hlimen 28 Sihphir 15 Thingthelh 37 Lungdai 27 Bukpui 63 Serkhan 33 N.Chaltlang 75 Nisapui 40 Lungmuat 85 Lungmuat 48 Nisapui 93 N.Chaltlang 58 Serkhan 100 Bukpui 70 Lungdai 106 Thingthelh 96 Sihphir 118 N.Hlimen 105 Durtlang 125 Saipum 133 Aizawl 133 SAILULAK-AIZAWL AIZAWL-SAILULAK Village K.M Village K.M Leng 10 Seling 45 E.Lungdar 20 Thingsul 50 Mualcheng 33 Tlungvel 59 Chekawn 31 Baktawng 69 Khawlailung 45 Chhingchhip 82 Tuichang 52 Chhiahtlang 100 Keitum 61 Serchhip 112 Serchhip 74 Keitum 125 Chhiahtlang 86 Tuichang 134 Chhingchhip 104 Khawlailung 141 Baktawng 117 Chekawn 155 Tlungvel 127 Mualcheng 158 Thingsul 136 E.Lungdar 166 Seling 141 Leng 176 Aizawl 186 Sailulak 186 AIZAWL-E.LUNGDAR E.LUNGDAR-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Biate 14 Seling 45 Sialhawk 25 Tuirini 56 Khawhai 41 Saitual 75 Chalrang Peng 63 Dulte 110 Chawngtlai 73 Kawlkulh 122 Khawzawl 85 Tuichang 140 Tuichang 102 Khawzawl 152 Kawlkulh 115 Chawngtlai 162 Dulte 128 Chalrang Peng 182 Saitual 150 Khawhai 184 Tuirini 169 Sialhawk 201 Seling 180 Biate 211 Tuirial 198 E.Lungdar 225 Aizawl 225 AIZAWL-N.VANLAIPHAI N.VANLAIPHAI-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Seling 45 Lungchuan peng 12 Thingsul 50 Chekawn 20 Tlungvel 59 Khawlailung 34 Baktawng 69 Tuichang 41 Chhingchhip 82 Keitum 48 Chhiahtlang 100 Serchhip 63 Serchhip 112 Chhiahtlang 75 Keitum 125 Chhingchhip 87 Tuichang 134 Baktawng 106 Khawlailung 141 Tlungvel 116 Chekawn 155 Thingsul 125 Lungchuan Peng 163 Seling 130 N.Vanlaiphai 175 Aizawl 175 AIZAWL-KHUANGTHING KHUANGTHING-AIZAWL (Via khawbung) (Via khawbung) Village K.M Village K.M Seling 45 Zawlsei 10 Tuirini 56 Khawbung 14 Keifang 75 Dungtlang 21 Tuivawl 97 Leithum 30 Dulte 110 Lianpui 33 Chhawrtui 137 Sesih 42 Puilo 127 Khuangleng 45 Kawlkulh 122 Dilkawn 62 Tuichang 140 Kelkang 65 Khawzawl 152 Mualkawi 74 Tuipui 168 Champhai 85 Champhai 194 Tuipui 111 Mualkawi 205 Khawzawl 127 Kelkang 214 Tuichang 139 Dilkawn 217 Kawlkulh 157 Khuangleng 234 Puilo 162 Sesih 243 Chhawrtui 172 Lianpui 252 Dulte 169 Leithum 249 Tuivawl 182 Dungtlang 258 Keifang 202 Khawbung 265 Tuirini 221 Zawlsei 269 Seling 235 Khuangthing 279 Aizawl 279 AIZAWL-THINGSAI THINGSAI-AIZAWL (Via Keitum) (Via keitum) Village K.M Village K.M Seling 45 Cherhlun 11 Thingsul 50 Lungkawlh 24 Tlungvel 59 N.Vanlaiphai 31 Baktawng 69 Lungchhuan Peng 43 Chhingchhip 82 Chekawn 51 Chhiahtlang 100 Khawlailung 65 Serchhip 112 Keitum 81 Keitum 125 Serchhip 94 Khawlailung 141 Chhiahtlang 100 Chekawn 155 Chhingchhip 106 Lungchhuan Peng 163 Baktawng 137 N.Vanlaiphai 175 Tlungvel 147 Lungkawlh 182 Thingsul 156 Cherhlun 195 Seling 161 Thingsai 206 Aizawl 206 AIZAWL-KHAWLEK KHAWLEK-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Vanbawng 8 Zero Point 41 Lamherh 14 Sesawng 45 Suangpuilawn 21 Mualmam 55 Tuivawl 48 Tuirini 66 E.Phaileng 67 Khawruhlian 87 Pehlawn 70 Khanpui 90 Khanpui 80 Pehlawn 100 Khawruhlian 83 E.Phaileng 103 Mualmam 115 Tuivawl 122 Tuirini 104 Suangpuilawn 149 Sesawng 125 Lamherh 156 Zero Point 129 Vanbawng 162 Tuirial 143 Khawlek 170 Aizawl 170 AIZAWL-PHULLEN PHULLEN-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Phullen S' 9 Seling 45 Chhirdem 18 Tuirini 56 Tuivawl 24 Keifang 75 PWD Quarry 28 Dilkawn 85 Dilkawn 40 PWD Quarry 97 Keifang 50 Tuivawl 101 Tuirini 690 Chhirdem 107 Seling 80 Phullen S' 116 Tuirial 98 Phullen 125 Aizawl 125 AIZAWL-MIMBUNG MIMBUNG-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Hrianghmun 6 Seling 45 Teikhang 12 Tuirini 56 Khawkawn 30 Keifang 75 NE . Khawdungsei 36 Tuivawl 97 Ngopa 51 Kawlkulh 116 Tuithil 65 Hliappui 135 Tuiphal 67 N.E. Bualpui 140 Pawlrang 81 Pawlrang 149 NE Bualpui 90 Tuiphal 163 Hliappui 95 Tuithil 165 Kawlkulh 114 Ngopa 179 Tuivawl 133 NE Khawdungsei 194 Keifang 155 Khawkawn 200 Tuirini 174 Teikhang 218 Seling 185 Hrianghmun 224 Tuirial 203 Mimbung 230 Aizawl 230 AIZAWL-AIDUZAWL AIDUZAWL-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Rabung 4 Seling 45 Khualen 27 Tuirini 56 Khawzawl 52 Keifang 75 Tuichang 64 Tuivawl 97 Kawlkulh 82 Dulte 110 Dulte 94 Kawlkulh 122 Tuivawl 107 Tuichang 140 Keifang 129 Khawzawl 152 Tuirini 148 Khualen 177 Seling 159 Rabung 200 Tuirial 177 Aiduzawl 204 Aizawl 204 CHAMPHAI-VAIKHAWTLANG VAIKHAWTLANG-CHAMPHAI Village K.M Village K.M Zote 10 Khuangphah 15 Ngur 20 Hnahlan 37 Vapar 44 Vapar 61 Hnahlan 68 Ngur 85 Khuangphah 90 Zote 95 Vaikhawtlang 105 Champhai 105 CHAMPHAI-LUNGPHUNLIAN LUNGPHUNLIAN-CHAMPHAI Village K.M Village K.M Hnahlan 68 Tualcheng 7 Tualcheng 81 Hnahlan 20 Lungphunlian 88 Champhai 88 CHAMPHAI-SELAM SELAM-CHAMPHAI Village K.M Village K.M Hnahlan 68 Tualcheng 14 Tualcheng 81 Hnahlan 27 Selam 95 Champhai 95 CHAMPHAI-SERCHHIP SERCHHIP-CHAMPHAI (Via Biate) (Via Biate) Village K.M Village K.M Tuipui 26 Keitum 13 Khawzawl 42 Tuichang 22 Chawngtlai 52 Khawlailung 29 N.Chalrang 72 Chekawn 36 Khawhai 74 Artahkawn 41 Sialhawk 91 Mualcheng 43 Biate 101 East Lungdar 57 East Lungdar 116 Biate 72 Mualcheng 130 Sialhawk 82 Artahkawn 132 Khawhai 99 Chekawn 137 N.Chalrang 101 Khawlailung 144 Chawngtlai 121 Tuichang 151 Khawzawl 131 Keitum 160 Tuipui 147 Serchhip 173 Champhai 173 AIZAWL-SIALSUK SIALSUK-AIZAWL Village K.M Village K.M Melthum 5 Samlukhai 3 Hualngo 10 Changte 19 Melriat 13 Maubuang 29 Kelsih 15 Sateek 36 Muallungthu 19 Aibawk 39 Tachhip 24 Tachhip 45 Aibawk 30 Muallungthu 50 Sateek 33 Kelsih 54 Maubuang 40 Melriat 56 Changte 50 Hualngo 59 Samlukhai 66 Melthum 64 Sialsuk 69 Aizawl 69 AIZAWL-THENZAWL THENZAWL-AIZAWL (Via Serchhip) (Via Serchhip) Village K.M Village K.M Tuirial 27 Serchhip 33 Seling 45 Chhiahtlang 45 Thingsul 50 Chhingchhip 57 Tlungvel 65 Khumtung 70 Khumtung 75 Tlungvel 80 Chhingchhip 88 Thingsul 95 Chhiahtlang 100 Seling 100 Serchhip 112 Tuirial 118 Thenzawl 145 Aizawl 145 AIZAWL-LUNGLEI LUNGLEI-AIZAWL (Via Sialsuk) (Via Sialsuk) Village K.M Village K.M Muallungthu 19 Pukpui 4 Aibawk 30 Mausen 33 Samlukhai 66 Haulawng 40 Sialsuk
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