*Jorpati**
Ward No. 9 of Gokarneshwor Municipality is primarily known as Jorpati, a key settlement area in the municipality located near the former Jorpati Village Development Committee office.[1][4][6] Other neighborhoods or toles within this ward are not explicitly listed in available sources, but the broader municipality includes nearby areas like Nayabasti, Bensigaun, Attarkhel, and Narayantar.[2] Jorpati is characterized by its residential and administrative significance, serving as a contact point for the ward with offices in Gokarneshwor-8, Jorpati; it lies close to the Gokarna Forest Reserve, Gokarna Mahadev temple (built 1582), and Kanti Bhairav temple, popular for Gokarna Aunsi rituals honoring fathers.[1][2][4]