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BARA DISTRICT 84°52'30"E 85°0'0"E 85°7'30"E 85°15'0"E HetaudaN.P. Handikhola Makwanpurgadhi PadamPokhari Churiyamai Hurnamadi Shikharpur 27°22'30"N 27°22'30"N Hatiya Faparbari ShreepurChhatiwan Royal Chitawan Natio Map Locator Amlekhganj 050 100 200 Kilometers Ratanpuri Dhimal 27°15'0"N 27°15'0"N )6 MadhubanMathaul Bagbana Nijgadh PiparaSimara BharatganjSigaul Birwaguthi BelwaParsouni Karaiya Harpur Dumarwana Rangapur Kakadi BageshwariTirtrona Sapahi Basadilwa 27°7'30"N 27°7'30"N Chorni Fatepur Pancharukhi JitpurBhawanipur Manaharwa B a r a Kakanpur BahauriPidari Lalparsa Chhatapipra Bagahi Haraiya Inarwasira Karaiya Raghunathpur Prastoka Bhodaha )5 Laximiniya Maniyari 4 LipaniBirta ) Kolhabi Nagardaha Jhitakaiya(Uttar) Kakadi Jhitakaiya(Uttar) RampurTokani Maniyari Bhawanipur Buniyad Dohari Raghunathpur Lipanimal Banjariya Rampurwa Harpatagunj Sihorwa Tetariya Prastoka Avab FatuwaHarsaha SimaraBhawanipur Avab ParsauniBirta Maheshpur Rampurwa Laxmipurbelbichawa Bahuari Khutwajabdi Bhatauda Karaiya Prasauni Banjariya Kalaiya Umarjan Bachhanpurwa Ramgadhawa $+ Bachhanpurwa Bachhanpurwa Pratappur Paltuwa Alau Motisar KalaiyaN.P. Ganjbhawanipur Birgunj Sinhasani Hathiyahi $+ BhaluyeeArwaliya Masedawa Raghunathpur 3 Gadhahal BirgunjN.P. ) Dahiyar Khopawa Bachhanpurwa FatuwaHarsaha Pheta Sisahaniya Kabahijabdi Birtiprastoka Itiyahi PipraBasantapur Santapur(Dostiya) Bhagwanpur 27°0'0"N Narahi Katahariya GamhariyaBirta 27°0'0"N Bariyarpur Purainiya Madhurijabdi Bishunpurwa Batara Balirampur PiparaPokhariya Bishrampur Barainiya Raghunathpur Dharmanagar Babuain Patharhati ShitalpurBairgania Patharhati Mahendra Adarsha Katahariya Chhatawa Tengraha Pipariya(Dostiya) Piparpati Jabadi Pathera Tedhakatti Prasurmpur Matiarwa Rauwahi Bagahi Telkuwa Kabahijabdi Bhaganpur Majhariya Amarpatti Inarwamal Maryadpur KarkachKarmaiya )2 Piparabirta Mahendra Adarsha PrempurGunahi PipradhiGoth Saunaraniya Jhitakaiya(Dakshin) Dharhari Kudawa Hardiya Paterwa Pataura Hardiya Rampurwa Prasurmpur Dewapur Dipahi Badaki Fulbariya )1 Debahi Bhaganpur Ajagabi Legend Kabahigoth Inaruwa Bagahi Hariharpur PatharaBudharampur Bishunpur Uchidiha Boundaries Khesarhiya Hardiya Benauli ShreenagarBairiya District IharbariJyutahi Karuniya Constituency Amritgang Kachorwa Sarmujawa Pipariya(Paroha) Golaganj TejapakarVDC Bishunpur Jethrahiya PakadiyaChikani Bishunpur 26°52'30"N $+ JingadawaBelbichwaDistrict HQ 26°52'30"N Beldari PiparpatiParchrouwa Basantapatti Bhediyahi NarkatiyaGuthi )1 Constituency Number Lokaha Map Created: 3 JanRajpurTulsi 2008 84°52'30"E 85°0'0"E 85°7'30"E 85°15'0"E The boundaries and names shown and the designations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) 01 2 4 6 used on this map do not imply official endorsement or Km United Nations, Nepal acceptance by the United Nations .

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