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| Bagaha |
Bagaha
is located at 24.53° N 85.03° E.
It has an average elevation of 135 metres (442 feet) |
| As of 2001 India
census |
Bagaha
had a population of 91,383. Males constitute 53% of
the population and females 47%. Bagaha has an average
literacy rate of 38%, lower than the national average
of 59.5%; with 66% of the males and 34% of females literate.
19% of the population is under 6 years of age. |
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General
information: Bagaha
is a small town at the confluence of Bihar,Uttar
pradesh and Nepal is situated on the banks of
river Gandak.The area is very fertile due to
its location in the terai of Himalayas.The main
crops grown here is paddy,wheat and sugarcane.The
place was ill-famous for its crime and a flourishing
kidnapping industry. |
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Tourism:
Bagaha and the areas nearby are full of natural beauty
and historical significance.Around 10 km. after Bagaha
the Valmikinagar wildlife sanctuary starts.The forest
is full of subtropical trees like sal,sagwan,bamboo
and cane and its also full of royal bengal tiger,black
bear,python,leopard,many species of deer and birds.
About 35 km. from Bagaha is a small hamlet called Valmikinagar
,a place of strategic as well as mythological importance.It
is said that this was the place where Sita stayed with
her two sons when banished from Ayodhya by Lord Rama.After
Valmikinagar Nepal starts and there is a large barrage
on gandak river which is the border between the two
countries.The forest area is full of old temples of
religious significance. Valmikinagar forest is taken
under tiger reserved project. |
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| Industries |
1).
Sugar factory
2). Paper factory (now closed) |
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