Pilibhit district, Administrative district in Bareilly division, Uttar Pradesh, India
The district spans 3,504 square kilometers at an elevation of 172 meters, featuring agricultural lands, forests, and the Sharda River along its boundaries.
The region gained district status in 1879 after separating from Bareilly district, with archaeological sites revealing settlements dating back to ancient Panchala kingdom.
The population of over two million residents maintains traditions through local festivals, with Hindi and Urdu serving as primary languages of communication.
The district headquarters in Pilibhit city connects to major urban centers through an established network of railways and roadways from Bareilly Airport.
The Pilibhit Tiger Reserve encompasses 730 square kilometers of protected land, supporting a growing population of tigers and diverse wildlife species.
Location: Bareilly division
Capital city: Pilibhit
Elevation above the sea: 172 m
Shares border with: Udham Singh Nagar district, Lakhimpur Kheri district
Website: http://pilibhit.nic.in
GPS coordinates: 28.55000,80.10000
Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:24
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