About Nepal
Nepal Map with Provinces: The landlocked nation of Nepal is made up of many different ethnic groups and is home to many different languages and religions. It is located in the Himalayas, north of India, in the area where the Indian subcontinent collided with Asia some 40–50 million years ago. Nepal boasts some of the tallest mountains in the world as a result of that event, notably Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest, 8848m, which it shares with Tibet) (by now a province of China). Above populous lowlands and wooded plains, the tallest peak in the world dominates the landscape. There is a location named Lumbini in the Kapilavastu area where it is believed that Queen Mayadevi gave birth to Siddhartha Gautama, often known as Buddha, in the year 500 BC.
The lowland, the middle, and the highlands are the three main ecological regions of Nepal. The Himalayan area, also known as the highlands, has an altitude range of 4877 m to 8848 m and is home to 8 of the world’s 14 tallest peaks, including Mount Everest, which is over 8,000 meters high. The Mahabharat range, which rises to a height of 4877 m, and the lower Churia range make up the Lower Himalayan region, which makes up around 64 percent of the entire land area (Sivalik Hills). About 17% of the country’s total geographical area is made up of the lowland Terai, the Ganges’ flat river plain surrounded by a band of marshy grasslands, savannas, and woodlands.
Seven provinces of Nepal
In line with Schedule 4 of the Nepali Constitution, provinces were established in Nepal. The seven provinces were formed by combining the previous districts; two districts—Nawalparasi and Rukum—were split between two provinces. Local units exist in each district. There are 460 village councils, 276 municipal councils, 6 metropolises, and eleven sub-metropolises in Nepal. A previous division of Nepal into 14 administrative zones, which were then combined into five development areas, was superseded by the current system of seven provinces.
The interim headquarters of the seven provinces were proclaimed by the Nepali government in January 2016. [4] Article 295 (2) states that a two-thirds vote of the legislature of each province will decide the provinces’ official names.
You can see the province here with their name, capital, populations and areas.
S.N | Province | Capital | Districts | Area | Populations
(2021) |
1. | Province 1. | Biratnagar | 14 | 25,905km² | 4,972,021 |
2. | Madhesh Province | Janakpur | 8 | 9,661km² | 6,126,288 |
3. | Bagmati Province | Hetauda | 13 | 20,300km² | 6,084,042 |
4. | Gandaki Province | Pokhara | 11 | 21,504km² | 2,479,745 |
5. | Lumbini Province | Deukhuri | 12 | 22,288km² | 5,124,225 |
6. | Karnali Province | Birendranagar | 10 | 27,984km² | 1,694,889 |
7. | Sudurpashchim Province | Dhangadhi | 9 | 19,915km² | 2,711,270 |
Click the link below to view the map; Nepal Map with Provinces
Districts Name of each province
Province 1: – There are fourteen districts in Pradesh 1. The district names are shown below.
- Ilam
- Bhojpur
- Dhankuta
- Jhapa
- Khotang
- Morang
- Okhaldhunga
- Panchthar
- Sankhuwasabha
- Solukhumbu
- Sunsari
- Taplejung
- Terhathum
- Udayapur
Madhesh Province: – There are 8 districts in Madhesh Pradesh. The district names are shown below.
- Saptari
- Siraha
- Dhanusa
- Mahottari
- Sarlahi
- Bara
- Parsa
- Rautahat
Bagmati Province: – There are 13 districts in Bagmati Pradesh. The district names are shown below.
- Sindhuli
- Ramechhap
- Dolakha
- Bhaktapur
- Dhading
- Kathmandu
- Kavrepalanchok
- Lalitpur
- Nuwakot
- Rasuwa
- Sindhupalchok
- Chitwan
- Makwanpur
Gandaki Province: – There are 11 districts in Bagmati Pradesh. The district names are shown below.
- Gorkha
- Kaski
- Lamjung
- Syangja
- Tanahu
- Manang
- Nawalpur
- Baglung
- Myagdi
- Parbat
- Mustang
Lumbini Province: – There are 12 districts in Bagmati Pradesh. The district names are shown below.
- Kapilvastu
- Parasi
- Rupandehi
- Arghakhanchi
- Gulmi
- Palpa
- Dang
- Pyuthan
- Rolpa
- East Rukum
- Banke
- Bardiya
Karnali Province: – There are 10 districts in Bagmati Pradesh. The district names are shown below.
- Western Rukum
- Salyan
- Dolpa
- Humla
- Jumla
- Kalikot
- Mugu
- Surkhet
- Dailekh
- Jajarkot
Sudurpashchim Province: – The district names are shown below.
- Kailali
- Achham
- Doti
- Bajhang
- Bajura
- Kanchanpur
- Dadeldhura
- Baitadi
- Darchula
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