How to Use Nepal Atlas

Nepal Atlas brings together several tools for exploring Nepal's civic data. Here's how to use each one.

1. Search Voter Records

Go to the Voters page. Use "By Location" to drill down: Province → District → Municipality → Ward → Polling Location, then browse the voter list. Or use "By Voter Details" to search directly with your voter number and date of birth (BS).

2. View Election Results

On the Voters page, switch to the "Election Results" tab to see proportional representation results for the latest election. Browse seat counts and vote shares by party, sort and search, and view interactive charts.

3. Explore Census Data

The Census page shows population data for all 77 districts. View the interactive map with province/district toggle, click any district for details, or switch to the table view to sort and filter. A live population counter shows Nepal's estimated current population.

4. Check Blood Bank Availability

The Blood Bank page shows live national blood stock for all 8 blood groups. Search by blood group and component (whole blood, platelets, etc.) to find facilities with stock, then tap a facility card for the full stock breakdown and phone number.

5. Find Free Hospital Beds

The Health page lists MoHP hospitals with free-treatment beds. See live available vs. occupied counts per facility, sorted so hospitals with the most free beds come first.

6. View OPD Schedules

The OPD page shows live outpatient department schedules — units, shifts, locations, and doctors — so you know when to visit before you go.

All data is sourced from official Nepali government agencies. Always verify critical information with official sources.