List of villages in Buxar district
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Buxar district is one of the thirty-eight districts of Bihar state, India. It includes the following villages:
- Bhakhwaan
- Amsari
- Akalupur
- Arigaon
- Ataon
- Babu Ganj English
- Bahuwara
- Balihar
- Balua
- Banarpur
- Barka Dhakaich
- Badka Gaon
- Badka Nuwaon
- Badki Nainijor
- Barka Rajpur
- Baradih
- Baruna
- bhadsari{Rai ji ka tola}
- Barupur
- Basaon Kala
- Basaon Khurd
- Basoli
- Basudhar
- Belaur
- Bhadar
- Bharakhara
- Bhataura
- Bhatwaliyan
- Bhelupur[1]
- Budhadih
- Chakki
- Chamila
- Chamili
- Chaukian
- Chausa
- Chhatanwar
- Chhotka Dhakaich
- Chhotki Nainijor
- Chhotka Nuwaon
- Chhotka Rajpur
- Chilahari
- Chougain
- Dalsagar
- Dangauli
- Dehari
- Deibi Dehara
- Deoria
- Dhananjay Pur
- Purushottm pur
- Dhansoi
- Dharahara
- Diyan
- Dubhuki
- Dullahpur
- Gajarahin
- Gangapur
- Gayghat
- Gharonhi
- Gopur
- Gola
- Gopalpur
- Gosainpur
- Gosaisi Dihara
- गोविंदपुर
- Girdharpur
- Hakimpur
- Jawhi diyar
- Jigana
- Jalwasi
- Kaithi
- Kajariyan
- Kamhariyan
- Karhasi
- Karkanarainapur
- Kathaja
- Kesath
- Keshopur
- Khanita
- Khairanti
Khandricha
- Kharwaniya
- Khewali
- Khwaragpura
- Koeriyan
- Kopawan
- Krishnabrahm
- Kritpura
- Kulharia
- Kulhariyan
- Lakhandihra
- Magraon
- Majharia
- Majhwari
- Masariha
- Mathiya
- Mathila
- Mathauli
- Maudiha
- Mishrauli
- Misravalia
- Mungaon
- Mukunddera
- Nagpura
- Nanaura
- Nandan
- Naya bhojpir(bhojpir jadid)
- Nandpur
- Narvatpur
- Nikris
- Nimej
- Niyajipur
- Noaon
- Nawanagar[2]
- Ojha Baraon
- Paharpur
- Pallia
- Pandey Patti
- Parari
- Parmeshwarpur
- Purana Bhojpur(Bhojpur Kadim)
Patarkona
- Raghunathpur
- Rajapur
- Rajdihan
- Rajpur
- Rampur
- Rasen
- Rohini Bhan
- Sagraon
- Saraon
- Sarenja
- Saroura
- Sauri
- Shri Rampur
- Sapahi
- Sawana
- Semra
- Sidhabandh
- Sikraul
- Sikathi
- Simri
- Sonbarsa
- Sondhila
- Sonpa
- Sowan
- Tiway
- Udhura
- Uttampur
- Barka gaon(sabal patti) Bhakhawan
- pithari
- Unwash
References
- ^ "Trinidad, Tobago PM to visit native village in Buxar". The Times of India. 31 December 2011. Retrieved 16 January 2015.
- ^ "Census of India: Search Details". Census of India. Retrieved 16 January 2015.