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Arghakhanchi District

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Arghakhanchi District
Location in Lumbini Zone
Area	1.193 km²
Population () • Density	208.391 inh • 174.67 inh/km²
Time zone	NPT (UTC+5:45)
Established
Main language(s)
Website	[1]

Arghakhanchi District, a part of Lumbini Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Sandhikharka as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,193 km² and has a population (2001) of 208,391. It was initially two separate kingdoms Argha and Khanchi until Bahadur Shah in 1786CE (1843 BS) annexed both of these principalities under his unification campaign of Chaubisi Rajya.

Contents [hide] 1 Gallery 2 Towns and villages 3 See also 4 References

[edit] Gallery

Location in Nepal

A view of Sandhikharka Bazaar (Oct 19th, 2007)

[edit] Towns and villages

Map of the VDC's in Arghakhanchi District

Adguri, Argha, Arghatos, Asurkot, Balkot, Bangi, Bhagawati, Chhatraganj, Chidika, Dhakawang, Dhanchaur, Dharapani, Dhatiwang, Dhikura, Dibharna, Gorkhunga, Hansapur, Jukena, Juluke, Keemadada, Kerunga, Khan, Nepal, Khanchikot, Khandaha, Khidim, Khilji, Maidan, Mareng, Narapani, Nuwakot, Pali, Parena, Pathauti, Pathona, Pokharathok, Sandhikharka, Siddhara, Simalapani, Sitapur, Subarnakhal, Thada, Thulo Pokhara

[edit] See also

• Zones of Nepal

[edit] References

• Arghakhanchi TIMES
• Districts of Nepal at statoids.com

[hide] v • d • e Districts of Nepal Achham · Arghakhanchi · Baglung · Baitadi · Bajhang · Bajura · Banke · Bara · Bardiya · Bhaktapur · Bhojpur · Chitwan · Dadeldhura · Dailekh · Dang Deokhuri · Darchula · Dhading · Dhankuta · Dhanusa · Dolkha · Dolpa · Doti · Gorkha · Gulmi · Humla · Ilam · Jajarkot · Jhapa · Jumla · Kailali · Kalikot · Kanchanpur · Kapilvastu · Kaski · Kathmandu · Kavrepalanchok · Khotang · Lalitpur · Lamjung · Mahottari · Makwanpur · Manang · Morang · Mugu · Mustang · Myagdi · Nawalparasi · Nuwakot · Okhaldhunga · Palpa · Panchthar · Parbat · Parsa · Pyuthan · Ramechhap · Rasuwa · Rautahat · Rolpa · Rukum · Rupandehi · Salyan · Sankhuwasabha · Saptari · Sarlahi · Sindhuli · Sindhulpalchok · Siraha · Solukhumbu · Sunsari · Surkhet · Syangja · Tanahu · Taplejung · Terhathum · Udayapur

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Chhatraganj

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Chhatraganj
Country	Nepal
Zone	Lumbini Zone
District	Arghakhanchi District
Population (1991)
- Total	2,927
- Religions	Hindu
Time zone	Nepal Time (UTC+5:45)

Chhatraganj is a village in Arghakhanchi District in the Lumbini Zone of southern Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 2,927 and had 578 houses in the town.^[1]

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1. ^ "Nepal Census 2001". Nepal's Village Development Committees. Digital Himalaya. Retrieved on 2008-08-23.

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[hide] v • d • e Arghakhanchi District Capital: Sandhikharka Adguri, Argha, Arghatos, Asurkot, Balkot, Bangi, Bangla, Bhagawati, Chhatraganj, Chidika, Dhakawang, Dhanchaur, Dharapani, Dhatiwang, Dhikura, Dibharna, Gorkhunga, Hansapur, Jukena, Juluke, Keemadada, Kerunga, Khan, Khanchikot, Khandaha, Khidim, Khilji, Maidan, Mareng, Narapani, Nuwakot, Pali, Parena, Pathauti, Pathona, Pokharathok, Siddhara, Simalapani, Sitapur, Subarnakhal, Thada, Thulo Pokhara