Supaul

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The Supaul district occupies an area of 2410 km² and has a population of 1,745,069 (as of 2001). Not far from this place is the Indian border connecting Nepal. The Supaul Town is the administrative headquarters of this district. The district is a part of Kosi division. Agriculture is the major occupation in the region and the main crop which is grown here is paddy.

Supaul District was created from Saharsa district in 1991. Earlier, Supaul was a subdivision.

River Kosi flows through Supaul. After the construction of Kosi Dam the flood situation has improved in Supaul. This year though (2008) the river Kosi changed its course and took the route it used to take 200 years ago. As a result major parts of Supaul districts were flooded. These were the worst floods since 1954.

As in other parts of Bihar, communal harmony exists between Muslims and Hindus.

District Headquarters: Supaul

Taluk Headquarters include: Marauna, Pipra, Tribeniganj, Chhatapur, Raghopur, Basantpur.

Main Chowks include:Mahavir Chowk(hospital chowk),Ambedkar chowk,Station Chowk,Lohianagar Chowk,Gudri Chowk,Hussain Chowk,Masjid chowk,Nirala Chowk.

Main Roads in the city are:Station road,hatkhola road,Koshi Road,Thana road.

Towns: Sukhpur, Gamharia, Dhusan, Mahaddipur, Tharbatia, Partapganj, Bhaptiahi, Raharia, Dagmara, Terhibazar, Birpur.

Bordering Districts: Madhubani, Saharsa, Araria.Supaul has a rich history. There is an ancient school called Williams High School which is 112 years old. There is a famous school called Public High School Pratapganj. There is a public club which is more than 100 yrs old
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Coordinates:   26°7'6"N   86°35'58"E

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  • Mera pyara sa town supaul. Mere bachpan ka gawah supaul. Mere khwabo ko pura karne wala supaul.
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