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Kaimur district is in Bihar,  and is one of its 38 districts. Its main office is in Bhabua. Initially, until 1991, Kaimur was a part of Rohtas District. Also, before 1764, it belonged to Ghazipur District and was under the rule of Kamsaar Raj. After that, it became part of Chainpur Estate and remained so until 1837.

History:
Kaimur district was created on March 17, 1991, after separating from Rohtas district. Initially named Bhabua district, it was later renamed to Kaimur district in 1994.
Right now, Kaimur district is part of the Red Corridor. On the other hand, it holds great importance for Hindus because it is home to the Penitential of Atri, also known as Attri Rishi. Additionally, it features one of India’s oldest temples, Ma Mundeswari, which attracts many tourists.

Geography:
Kaimur district covers 3,362 square kilometers. Geographically, it has two main parts: the hilly area, known as the Kaimur plateau or Rohtas plateau, and the plain area. The plain area, on the west, is bordered by the Karmanasa and Durgavati rivers. The Kudra river flows on its eastern side. To the north, Kaimur is bordered by Buxar district in Bihar and Ghazipur district in Uttar Pradesh (U.P.). Rohtas district in Bihar is to the south, while to the west, it is bordered by Chandauli and Mirzapur districts in U.P. The district of Rohtas in Bihar also lies to the east.
Kaimur district is covered with a big area of forest, about 106,300 hectares in size. Within this forest is the Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to animals like tigers, leopards, and chinkaras. Also, there are waterfalls in the district, including the Karkat Waterfall and Telhar.

Demographics:
Based on the 2011 census, Kaimur district has 1,626,384 people living in it, placing it at 307th out of 640 districts in India. The district has a population of 488 people per square kilometer. In Kaimur, there are 919 women for every 1000 men, and 71.01% of its people can read and write. Also, 4.03% of the population lives in cities.
During the 2011 Census in India, it was found that in Kaimur district, 90.55% of the people speak Bhojpuri as their main language. Additionally, 7.11% speak Hindi and 2.13% speak Urdu as their first language.

Kaimur district is divided into 2 sub divisions Bhabua and Mohania which is further divided into 11 community development blocks.