Nagaland Geography
Rivers of Nagaland
The major rivers of Nagaland are Doyang, Dikhu, Dhansiri, Tizu, Milak, Dzu, Langlong, Zungki, Likimro, Lanye and Dzuza. There are other lesser known rivers in Nagaland such as Manglu, Tsurong, Nanung, Tsurang or Disai, Tsumok, Menung etc. Rivers which flows westward and flows into Brahmaputra: Doyang (flows into Dhansiri), Dikhu, Dhansiri Rivers which flows eastwards …
Basic Facts on Nagaland State
Some Basic facts of Nagaland State: State Formation: Formed: 1st December 1963 16th state of India Capital of Nagaland: Kohima. Official Language – English Type of Legislative Assembly: unicameral No. of Assembly Constituencies seats: 60 No. of Parliamentary Constituency (Lok Sabha): 1 No. of Parliamentary Constituency (Rajya Sabha): 1 (For more details, refer “History of …
Important peaks of Nagaland
Brief note on important peaks of Nagaland. The top three highest peaks in Nagaland: Mt.Saramati The highest peak in Nagaland 3840 m Location: Kiphire district, located on the Nagaland- Myanmar border Parent range: Purvanchal Range Important landmark nearby: Thanamir Village – famous for apples in Nagaland Mt. Japfu Second highest peak in Nagaland Location: Kohima …