The etymological derivation of the term Palamau is the land of the Palas and Mahua. Covering an area of 8,705 sq. km, Palamau District lies within the 23° 50° and 24° 8° north latitudes and 83° 55° and 84° 30° east longitudes. The district is bounded on the north by river Son, on the east by districts of Chatra and Hazaribagh, while Latehar District and Garhwa District flank Palamau on the south and west, respectively.
With a total population size of 2,098,359, the inhabitants of Palamau blessed with a fertile topography depend upon agriculture, forestry and livestock rearing for their subsistence. Some people are also engaged in the adjacent mines.
Palamau District endowed with a lush topography; imperial Sal forests and congenial ambiance attract flocks of tourists.
The notable tourist spots include:
* Palamau Wildlife Sanctuary
* Palamau Fort of Sri. Mendin Roy
* Old Quila and New Quila fort.
With a total population size of 2,098,359, the inhabitants of Palamau blessed with a fertile topography depend upon agriculture, forestry and livestock rearing for their subsistence. Some people are also engaged in the adjacent mines.
Palamau District endowed with a lush topography; imperial Sal forests and congenial ambiance attract flocks of tourists.
The notable tourist spots include:
* Palamau Wildlife Sanctuary
* Palamau Fort of Sri. Mendin Roy
* Old Quila and New Quila fort.
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Jharkhand-map-district
bokaro chatra deogarh
dhanbad dumka eastsinghbhum
garhwa giridih godda
gumla hazaribagh jamtara
koderma latehar lohardaga
pakaur palamau ranchi
sahibganj saraikelakharsawan
westsinghbhum simdega
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