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Census 2011
District population : 1,94,622
Growth : 60.94%
Sex Ratio : 925
Literacy : 91.62
Brief About Mokokchung District
Mokokchung, one of the districts in Nagaland, the Home of
the Ao Naga tribe. It covers an area of 1,615 sq km. It is bounded
by Assam to its north, Wokha to its west, Tuensang to its east,
and Zunheboto to its south. The physiography of the district shows
six distinct hill ranges. The ranges are more or less parallel
to each other and runs southeast direction. Explore the world
of Mokokchung.
Geography
Mokokchung District is bounded by the state of Assam to its
north, Tuensang to its east, Zunheboto to its south and Wokha
and Assam to it’s west, and lies between 93.53 and 94.53 Degrees
Longitude and 25.56 Degrees Latitude. There are several Ranges
that run more or less parallel to each other in North-east or
South-west direction. Between the Ranges, there are glens and
gorges through which flow the hill streams. There are only two
small valleys namely… Changki and Tuli, and both of them are on
the western side of the district adjoining the plains of the Sibsagar
district of Assam. The entire District of Mokokchung is conveniently
sub-divided into Ranges.
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The above three banners are sample banners and can be different
for each district page.
Ideally, we want local stakeholders to have banners on the district pages
and that is why these banners can be different in each district.
We may not get banners in many districts pages, so we can give this banner
space to any advertiser on a monthly basis, and at much reduced cost.
It may happen that the advertiser is an advertising or PR agency which
operates in India and shares different banners in different district pages.
This is perfectly okay with us.
But again, as a responsible organisation, our editorial has a definite
& clear say in type of ads accepted here, even though they are a client
of our client.
If you want to share your banner here, email to Datacentre |
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