Tripura Geography for UPSC: Interactive Map, Rivers and Protected Areas

a state of low forested hill ranges ringing a central plain, bordered by Bangladesh

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Protected areas mapped

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Rivers mapped

At a glance

Capital

Agartala

Language

Bengali, Kokborok

Dance

Hojagiri

Area

10,486 km²

Coastline

Landlocked

Highest peak

Betlingchhip (Jampui hills) · 975 m

Borders

Assam, Mizoram, Bangladesh (international)

Why UPSC asks about Tripura

Tripura is the Bangladesh-bordered hill state: the Jampui hills (Betlingchhip), the Gumti river, and 84% of its border with Bangladesh. UPSC tests the state's enclave-exchange geography, the Gumti barrage dispute, and the bamboo-forest economy.

Did you know

Tripura has no biosphere reserve. India's 18 biosphere reserves are spread across only 16 states, and Tripura is not among them. The nearest is Nokrek (Meghalaya).

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Sources & method

State facts: tripura.gov.in, Census of India 2011.

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