Tamenglong Pincodes

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Pincodes of Tamenglong

Tamenglong Pincodes: Discover the essential postal codes for Tamenglong, a picturesque district in Manipur, India. Whether you’re sending a parcel or seeking local information, these pincodes are indispensable. Tamenglong district boasts a range of unique locations, each with its own specific postal code, ensuring that your mail reaches its destination accurately and promptly. From the bustling town center to the remote villages nestled amidst lush green hills, Tamenglong pincodes cover it all. Explore our comprehensive list to access the postal codes you need for effective communication and seamless deliveries in this vibrant and culturally rich district of Tamenglong.

Here is a list of Tamenglong Pincodes

No.	Location	Pincode	District	State
1	Akhui	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
2	Atang Khunou	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
3	Atengba	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
4	Awangkhul	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
5	Bhalok	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
6	Bongoijang	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
7	Chaiton	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
8	Charoi Tupul	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
9	Chongmun	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
10	Dailong	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
11	Dullen (t/c/d)	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
12	Haochong	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
13	Illong	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
14	Jampii (t/c/d)	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
15	Kadi	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
16	Kahulong	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
17	Kambiron	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
18	Kasanlong	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
19	Keikao	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
20	Khongjaron	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
21	Khongjaron Khunthak	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
22	Khongsang	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
23	Khoupum	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
24	Khumphung	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
25	Kuilong	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
26	Lemta	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
27	Lenglong	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
28	Longpram	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
29	Lukhambi	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
30	Magulong	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
31	Mukti Khullen	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
32	Nagaching	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
33	Namtiram	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
34	New Kabui khullen	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
35	New Lambala	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
36	New Pallong	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
37	None	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
38	Nungba	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
39	Nungnang	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
40	Nungtek	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
41	Rengpang	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
42	Sibilong	795147	Tamenglong	Manipur
43	Songpram	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
44	Takou	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
45	Tamenglong	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
46	Tamenglong Khunjao	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
47	Tharon	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
48	Thingra	795159	Tamenglong	Manipur
49	Thuilon	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
50	Tousem	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur
51	Upper Selsi (t/c/d)	795125	Tamenglong	Manipur
52	Wairengba	795141	Tamenglong	Manipur

About Tamenglong District

Tamenglong district, located in northeastern India, is one of Manipur state’s 16 districts. As of the 2011 census, it held the distinction of being the least populous district in Manipur. However, in 2016, a significant administrative change occurred when the Nungba subdivision was bifurcated to form a distinct district of its own. This transformation reflected the evolving demographics and administrative considerations within the region. Tamenglong district, despite its low population, plays a vital role within the state, contributing to Manipur’s cultural and geographical diversity, and the creation of the Nungba district was a step towards addressing local governance and development needs more effectively.

Histrory

In 1919, the British Government established four sub-division offices in Manipur Hills, known as North East Sub-Division, North West Sub-Division, South East Sub-Division, and South West Sub-Division. The North West Sub-Division initially had its headquarters in Khunjao, Tamenglong Village (Nriangluang), with Mr. William Shaw serving as the Sub-Divisional Officer. However, in 1923, the headquarters was relocated to its current site, known as Tamenglong headquarters, situated about 3 kilometers away from Khunjao. Subsequently, the Manipur North West Sub-Division was renamed Tamenglong Sub-Division. Tamenglong attained the status of a full-fledged district in 1969, with the appointment of its first Deputy Commissioner.

Demography

According to the 2011 census, Tamenglong district in India recorded a population of 140,651, placing it at the 607th rank out of a total of 640 districts. The district exhibits a population density of 32 inhabitants per square kilometer (83/sq mi), reflecting a notable growth rate of 25.69% during the decade from 2001 to 2011. Tamenglong maintains a sex ratio of 953 females for every 1000 males, indicating a relatively balanced gender distribution. The literacy rate in the district stands at 70.4%, signifying educational progress. These demographic statistics paint a snapshot of the population composition in Tamenglong as of the 2011 census, offering valuable insights into its demographic landscape.

Geography

Situated in the northeastern region of India, this district is surrounded by Nagaland state and Senapati district to the north, while the Assam state borders it on the west. To the south lies the newly established Noney district, and to the east, it shares its boundary with Kangpokpi district, which was formerly a part of Senapati district. Serving as the district’s administrative center is Tamenglong town. Covering a total land area of 4,391 square kilometers, as of the 2011 census, which includes the Nungba subdivision, this district is known for its scenic beauty and cultural diversity.

Administration

The district is administratively divided into three distinct sub-divisions: Tamenglong, Tamei, and Tousem. However, in December 2016, the Nungba subdivision was carved out to form the newly established Noney district. This reorganization marked a significant administrative change within the region, resulting in the formation of a separate district to address the specific needs and governance of the Nungba area. These sub-divisions play a crucial role in the local governance and administration of the district, each serving as an administrative unit with its own unique characteristics and challenges, contributing to the overall diversity and complexity of the district’s landscape.

FAQs

What is Tamenglong famous for?

Manipur's renowned for its oranges, but it's also a haven for distinctive flora and fauna. The lush forests in this town offer a home to a variety of wildlife, including hog deer, leopards, wild dogs, hyenas, tigers, and many other fascinating species.

Which tribe live in Tamenglong district?

Tamenglong is primarily home to the Zeliangrong Naga tribe, consisting of Rongmei, Liangmei, Zemei, and Pumei subgroups, along with Kukis. Minorities include Hmars, Chirus, and Khasis. Zeliangrongs belong to the Tibeto-Burman ethnic group within the Sino-Tibetan language family, part of the Mongolian race.

What is the climate in Tamenglong?

Tamenglong features a Köppen-Geiger climate classification of humid subtropical (Cwa) due to its highland location, resulting in cooler temperatures.

What is the history of Tamenglong district?

In 1919, the British Government created four sub-division offices in Manipur Hills: North East, North West, South East, and South West. The North West Sub-Division's headquarters was established at Khunjao, Tamenglong Village (Nriangluang).