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- Bamunara may refer to the following villages in West Bengal, India: Bamunara, Paschim Bardhaman Bamunara, Purba Bardhaman This disambiguation page lists...
- Bamunara is a census town in the Kanksa CD block in the Durgapur subdivision of the Paschim Bardhaman district in the Indian state of West Bengal. 5km...
- hectares. Bamunara features a total po****tion of 2,051 peoples. There are about 540 houses in Bamunara village. Ratanpur is nearest village to Bamunara which...
- Jalpaiguri (M) Durgapur Urban Agglomeration includes: Durgapur (M Corp.), Bamunara (CT), Arra (CT). Bardhaman Urban Agglomeration includes: Bardhaman (M)...
- CT Khandra CT Siduli CT Prayagpur CT Debipur CT Kanksa CT Amlajora CT Bamunara CT Gopalpur CT Arra CT    Panagarh is located at 23°27′N 87°26′E / 23...
- Bagabanpur Bagbati Baidyapur Balgana Balgona Balsidanga Bams**** Bamunapara Bamunara Bankapasi Banpash Bara Belun Barshul Belenda Bharatpur Bhatakul Bhatar...
- together form the Asansol UA. Durgapur UA consists of Durgapur, Arrah, Bamunara, Amlajora, Kanksa, Panagarh, Mankar, Shibpur, Andal, Ukhra, Kajora, Pandabeswar...
- was 87.70. Durgapur Muni****l Corporation included and 3 census towns: Bamunara, Arra and partly Andal. In the 2011 census, Durgapur Muni****l Corporation...
- Sahebganj Topsi Durgapur subdivision Amlajora Andal Arra Bahula Baidyanathpur Bamunara Banagram Baska Bilpahari Chak Bankola Chhora Dalurband Dakshin Khanda Debipur...
- Sahebganj Topsi Durgapur subdivision Amlajora Andal Arra Bahula Baidyanathpur Bamunara Banagram Baska Bilpahari Chak Bankola Chhora Dalurband Dakshin Khanda Debipur...