Sarlahi District
Template:Infobox Nepal district Sarlahi District, a part of Janakpur Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Malangwa as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,259 km² and has a population (2001) of 635,701.
Village Development Committees (VDC's)
- Achalgadh
- Arnaha
- Atrouli
- Aurahi
- Babarganj
- Bagdaha
- Bahadurpur
- Balara
- Bara Udhoran
- Barahathawa
- Basantapur
- Batraul
- Bela
- Belhi
- Belwajabdi
- Bhadsar
- Bhagawatipur
- Bhaktipur
- Bhawanipur
- Brahmapuri
- Chandra Nagar
- Chhataul
- Chhatona
- Dhana Palbhawari
- Dhanakaul Purba
- Dhangada
- Dhaurkauli
- Dhungrekhola
- Dumariya
- Farahadawa
- Fulparasi
- Gadahiyabairi
- Gamhariya
- Godeta
- Gourishankar
- Hajariya
- Harakthawa
- Haripur
- Haripurwa
- Hariyon
- Hathiyol
- Hempur
- Ishworpur
- Jabdi
- Jamuniya
- Janaki Nagar
- Jingadawa
- Kabilasi
- Kalinjor
- Karmaihiya
- Khairwa
- Khoriya
- Khutauna
- Kisanpur
- Kodena
- Lalbandi
- Laukat
- Laxmipur Kodraha
- Laxmipur Su.
- Madhubangoth
- Madhubani
- Mahinathpur
- Mailhi
- Malangawa
- Manpur
- Masaili
- Mirjapur
- Mohanpur
- Motipur
- Murtiya
- Musauli
- Narayan Khola
- Narayanpur
- Netraganj
- Noukailawa
- Parsa
- Parwanipur
- Pattharkot
- Pidari
- Pidariya
- Pipariya
- Rajghat
- Ramnagar Bahaur
- Ranban
- Raniganj
- Rohuwa
- Sakraula
- Salempur
- Sangrampur
- Sankarpur
- Sasapur
- Shahorwa
- Shreepur
- Sikhauna
- Simara
- Sisotiya
- Sisout
- Snakarpur
- Sohadawa
- Sudama
- Sundarpur
- Sundarpur Choharwa
- Tribhuwan Nagar
See also
References
- "Districts of Nepal". Statoids.
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