There are 10 duplicate village-name groups in this Sikkim source data.
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Why duplicate village names need code-based checking
Many village names are repeated across Sikkim districts and Sub-District units. A duplicate-name page helps users avoid opening the wrong place by comparing district, sub-district, village code, population and PIN code where available.
These comparison pages appear only when a village name is reported in more than one record. The Census village code remains the best identifier when names are similar.
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Quick facts
- Duplicate name groups
- 10
- Purpose
- Choose exact village code
- State
- Sikkim
- Main use
- District and Sub-District comparison
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| Village name | Matching villages |
|---|---|
| Barnyak | 2 |
| Chisopani | 2 |
| Chuba | 2 |
| Deythang | 2 |
| Lingdong | 2 |
| Longchok | 2 |
| Martam | 2 |
| Namok | 2 |
| Parbing | 2 |
| Tsalumthang | 2 |
Frequently asked questions
Why are duplicate village-name pages useful?
Many villages in Sikkim share the same name. These pages help users choose the correct district, Sub-District and Census village code.
Are single-match village names listed here?
No. This section is mainly for village names that appear in more than one source record.
A duplicate-name page appears only where more than one village record has the same normalised name.