Bir Mehas Sanctuary
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The name of Bir Mehas refers to village Mehas, which is located adjacent to the Bir. The Santuary is situated adjacent to Nabha town. It is spread over 123.43 ha of Government area that falls in tehsil Nabha of District Patiala. The bir area was declared as wildlife sanctuary under the Preservation of Faunae of Patiala Rules, 1896 vide Patiala and East Punjab State Union Government (PEPSU) notification No. F-150/50 dated 28-2-1952.
Inspite of local people pressure and other disturbances, this sanctuary harbours many wildlife species such as Rhesus Monkey, Jungle Cat, Peacock, Blue Bull, Jackal, Black and Grey Partridges etc.
Inspite of local people pressure and other disturbances, this sanctuary harbours many wildlife species such as Rhesus Monkey, Jungle Cat, Peacock, Blue Bull, Jackal, Black and Grey Partridges etc.
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Coordinates: 30°21'55"N 76°10'3"E
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- Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary 492 km
- National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary (lower section west) 503 km
- Karakoram Wildlife Sanctuary 593 km
- Noradehi (Nauradehi) Wildlife Sanctuary, (Northwest) 779 km
- Noradehi (Nauradehi) Wildlife Sanctuary (Southeast) (approximate boundry) 807 km
- Satpura National Park and Tiger Reserve 868 km
- The Little Rann of Kachchh 918 km
- Gaurishankar Conservation Area 960 km
- Kirthar National Park & Wildlife Sanctuary 1007 km
- PPS Play grounds 0.8 km
- Government Ripudaman College 1.1 km
- Patel Nagar 1.2 km
- ripudaman pura 1.6 km
- Civil Hospital 2.1 km
- prem nagar harijan basti 2.6 km
- Jaspal Colony 2.6 km
- AGETI 4.3 km
- Dharonki 5 km
- Binaheri 5.1 km