Karimganj district

Karimganj district extends across the Hills and Barak Valley division, featuring agricultural lands where farmers cultivate rice, tea, and jute throughout the year.

The district emerged as a crucial administrative region during British colonial rule, developing into a center for agricultural trade and commerce in northeastern India.

Multiple ethnic communities, including Assamese, Manipuri, and Bengali groups, maintain their languages, traditions, and festivals within the district boundaries.

The district connects to major cities through established road networks and railway lines, facilitating transportation of agricultural products and daily commutes.

Tea gardens scattered across Karimganj produce specific varieties of tea leaves, contributing to India's agricultural exports and local employment opportunities.

Location: Hills and Barak Valley division

Capital city: Jorhat

Website: http://karimganj.gov.in/

Shares border with: North Tripura District, Cachar district, Hailakandi district

Website: http://karimganj.gov.in

GPS coordinates: 24.86670,92.35000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:08