Sundargarh district, Administrative district in Northern division, India
Sundargarh is an administrative district in the northwestern part of Odisha state with diverse geography and land use. The district is divided into three main subdivisions, with Sundergarh town serving as the administrative center.
The region was originally part of Bihar and Orissa Province before becoming part of Orissa Province in 1936. It remained part of Odisha following India's independence in 1947.
The district is home to communities that speak Odia, Sadri, Mundari, and Hindi in their daily interactions. This linguistic mix reflects the region's diverse population and their shared spaces.
The district is organized into three administrative subdivisions, each with its own local centers and services. Local guides and information offices in these centers can help you navigate the area effectively.
The region is known for its iron ore mining industry, which shapes its economic character. This mining sector has significantly influenced the development of many towns and their appearance.
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