Chappargram

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Chappargram or Chapargram (

silk route.^[2]

Chappargram was one of the villages affected by the 2005 Kashmir earthquake of October 8, 2005 when more than 100 people were killed and approximately 500 were injured. Many residents of the village were rendered homeless and without shelter

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Chappargram, a village in the Battagram District.
A child from Chappargram.
View of Chappargram from Kandar.

References

^ List of polling stations in NA-22 – ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN (PDF), ECP, 10 February 2008, archived from the original (PDF) on 23 March 2012, retrieved 19 March 2012
^ Explore Pakistan – Battagram District, FindPakistan, 10 February 2008, retrieved 19 March 2012

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[1] List of polling stations in NA-22 – ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN (PDF), ECP, 10 February 2008, archived from the original (PDF) on 23 March 2012, retrieved 19 March 2012

[2] Explore Pakistan – Battagram District, FindPakistan, 10 February 2008, retrieved 19 March 2012

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v t e Administrative divisions of Battagram District
Capital	Battagram
Tehsils	Allai and Battagram
Union councils	Ajmera Banna Banian Batamori Bateela Battagram Batkul Biari Gijbori Hutel Batkol Jambera Kuza Banda Paimal Sharif Pashto Peshora Rajdhari Rashang Sakargah Shumlai Thakot Trand
Village Councils	Asharban Bojri Kanai Karg Rabat

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