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Tirunelveli Division North TIRUNELVELI DIVISION NORTH W E VIRUDHUNAGAR DISTRICT SOUTH PERUMALPATTI VALAVANDAPURAM PANDAPPULI RENGASAMUDRAM PARUVAKKUDI KARISATTAN KULASEKARAPPERI SUBBALAPURAM PILLAIYARKULAM PANAIYUR KARIVALAMVANDANALLUR TIRUVENGADAM TP VARAGANUR TIRUVENGADAM KARIVALAMVANDANALLUR KALINGAPATTI SIVAGIRI CHATRAMPATTI TALUK TIRUVENGADAM VAYALI PERIYUR KUVALAIKKANNI TALUK PERUMPUTTU KARISALKULAM VELLAKULAM SANGUPATTI MAIPPARAI KARISALKULAM NADUVAPPATTI MANALUR KURUNJAKULAM CHATTRAMKONDAN ALAGAPURI MADURAPURI VADIKKOTTAI PERUNGOTTUR KULAKKATTA KURICHI MADURAPURI KURUVIKULAM (NORTH) SUNDARESAPURAM VIRIRUPPU KALAPPAKULAM VADAKKUPUDUR SEVALKULAM KURUVIKULAM (SOUTH) BIT-2 SANKARANAYINAR KOVIL (M) ATTIPATTI VAGAIKULAM KURUVILKULAM SOUTH RAMALINGAPURAM NOCHCHIKKULAM BIT-1 NALUVASANKOTTAI ALANGULAM MALAIYANKULAM MARUDAPURI-BIT2 ALAGAPURI PALANKOTTAI POYGAI THERKU SANKARANKOVIL BIT-2 MARUTHAPPAPURAM USILANKULAM ILANDAIKULAM CHETTIKULAM PERIAKOVILANKULAM KIL VIRASIKHAMANI KIL NILIDANALLUR KADAYANALLUR SANKARAN KOVIL MAHENDRAVADI NADUVAKURICHI MAJOR CHINNAKOVILANKULAM TALUK MELA NEELITHANALLUR TALUK VIRASIKHAMANI NADUVAKURICHI MINOR KALAPPALANKULAM ARIYANAYAKIPURAM-BIT2 MARUTHANKINAR KURUKIKALPATTI PATTADAIKATTI NALANTHILA KURUKIKALPATTI SAYAMALAI SERNDAMANGALAM K.KARISALKULAM KULASEKARAMANGALAM ICHANDA VADAKKUPANAVADAI VELLAANKULAM VANNIKONENDAL VELLAPANERI NARIKUDI ACHAMPATTI THOOTHUUKUDI DISTRICT VANNIKONENDAL MOOVIRINDALI USILANKULAM THADIYAMPATTI VIRAKERALAMPUDUR DEVARKULAM SUNDANKURICHI TALUK MELAILANDAIKULAM ALAGIYAPANDIYAPURAM FROM KAYATHAR UKKIRANKOTTAI KATTARANKULAM VAGAIKULAM MANUR SELIYANALLUR KURICHIKULAM CHITTAR PILLAIYARKULAM RIVER TERKUPPATTI KALAKKUDI KANARPATTI PIRANCHERI CHITTARCHATTRAM TALAIYUTTU ETTANKULAM PALLIKKOTTAI GANGAIKONDAN ALANGULAM TALUK MANUR GANGAIKONDAN No.55 GANGAIKONDAN R.F. MAVADI TALUK TENKALAM MADHAVAKKURICHCHI TALAIYUTHU UGANDANPATTI No.33 ALANKARAPPERI PADINALAMPERI PUDUR TALAIYUTTU NANJANKULAM R.F. SANKAR NAGAR TP ALAGANERI SIVAGURUNA TULUKKARPATTI KATTALAIYUDAIYANERI THANTIRUTTU MADHAVAKKURICHCHI UDAIYANERI SEEVALAPPERI VALLANKOTTAI KUPPAKURICHI KATTAMPULI KARUVANALLUR SIDAPARPPANALLUR R E F E R E N C E SIDAPARPPANALLUR NARANAMMALPURAM PALAMADAI KALKURICHI VELLALANKULAM SETHURAYANPUDUR RAJAVALLIPURAM KHANSAPURAM NARANAMMALPURAM TP SIRUKKANKURICHI MANAPADAI VEEDU VELARKULAM ABHISHEKAPATTI VEPPANKULAM THIRUMALAI KOLUNTHUPURAM TIRUPPANINELLAIPURAM ANANDAKRISHNAPURAM RAMALINGANERI KIL PATTAM STATE BOUNDARY VETTUVANKULAM MELAPATTAM MARUTHUR TULUKKARKULAM MELAPATTAM MEGAMUDAIYARKULAM ARUGANKULAM NO.54 TIRUTTU TIRUNELVELI AVANAPPERI MELAPATTAM R.F. SIVANADIYANKULAM RAMAYYANPATTI DISTRICT BOUNDARY KIL NATTHAM NADUVAKURICHI VADUGANPATTI TIRUPPANIKARISALKULAM SANGANTIRADU TALUK PALAYAM- UDAIYARKULAM VAGAIKULAM TAVARASI WARD 1 TO 4 & 40 TO 55 CHETTIKULAM KODAGANALLUR TIRUNELVELI TALUK BOUNDARY ARIYAKULAM VELANKULAM NARANAMMALPURAM KIL NATTHAM MELAPUTHANERI KONDANAGARAM PALAYANKOTTAI MELKALLUR VILLAGE BOUNDARY TENPATTU UTTAMA PANDIYAN KULAM PARAIKULAM PETTAI (PART) WARD 1 TO 4 & 40 TO 55 (PART) SUTTAMALLI NARASINGANALLUR RIVER (PART) (PART) KUNNATTUR PALAVUR MEL PALAYAMKOTTAI NOCHIKULAM TIRUVENGADANATHAPURAM PARPAKULAM TIRUTTU KIL TIRUVENGADANATHAPURAM KARUNKADU FOREST TALUK KRISHNAPURAM MUNNEERPALLAM ARIYAKULAM WOLF HILL RF RAILWAY LINE CHERANMAHADEVI THARUVAI REDDIYARPATTI MUTTUR NATIONAL HIGH WAY TALUK KONGANDANPARAI STATE HIGH WAY SIVANDIPATTI ITTERI MEL THIDIYUR KURAVARKULAM PUDUKULAM PONNAKUDI SENGULAM ROADS TIDIYUR NANGUNERI TALUK.
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