Katihar Pincodes

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Pincodes of Katihar

Katihar pincodes” cover a diverse range in this Bihar district, ensuring efficient mail delivery and location identification. From the bustling urban areas to the tranquil rural pockets, the pincodes, such as 854105, 854301, and 854104, among others, thread through its landscape. These codes intricately map out destinations, aiding in seamless postal services and geolocation. Whether it’s the vibrant markets or serene outskirts, Katihar’s pincodes, including 854116 and 854108, play a crucial role in streamlining communication and logistics, defining this region’s geographic identity and facilitating connectivity across its varied neighborhoods.

Katihar Pincodes

Here is a list of Katihar Pincodes

No.LocationPincodeDistrictState
1Awadpur855102KatiharBihar
2Ayodhyaganj Bazar854101KatiharBihar
3B.Balrampur854317KatiharBihar
4Baghwa854317KatiharBihar
5Balthi Maheshpur854101KatiharBihar
6Barsoi855102KatiharBihar
7Barsoighat854317KatiharBihar
8Belbari855113KatiharBihar
9Belwa854105KatiharBihar
10Bhaisdiara854104KatiharBihar
11Bighor854317KatiharBihar
12Bishanpur854104KatiharBihar
13Chapahari854101KatiharBihar
14Daharia Molls854103KatiharBihar
15Dhachna854317KatiharBihar
16Dhenuabishanpur854104KatiharBihar
17Dumaria855114KatiharBihar
18Durgaganj854105KatiharBihar
19Durgapur854105KatiharBihar
20Dwasi854105KatiharBihar
21Gaualtoli855102KatiharBihar
22Goriar854101KatiharBihar
23Gurubazar854104KatiharBihar
24Jot Ram roy854104KatiharBihar
25K.N. guru mela854104KatiharBihar
26Kant Nagar854104KatiharBihar
27Karha Gola road854104KatiharBihar
28Katihar854105KatiharBihar
29Katihar Bara bazar854105KatiharBihar
30Katihar Bmp camp854106KatiharBihar
31Katihar Colony854105KatiharBihar
32Katihar Court854105KatiharBihar
33Katihar Mill854105KatiharBihar
34Katihar Rs854105KatiharBihar
35Khirdirpur855102KatiharBihar
36Korha854108KatiharBihar
37Laxmipur854104KatiharBihar
38Mahadevpur854116KatiharBihar
39Mahaur854116KatiharBihar
40Mahinagar854317KatiharBihar
41Manihari854113KatiharBihar
42Manman854317KatiharBihar
43Maraghia854104KatiharBihar
44Marwa854104KatiharBihar
45Morsanda854108KatiharBihar
46Nandgola854101KatiharBihar
47Pakahara854104KatiharBihar
48Pani Kamla854113KatiharBihar
49Parveli854105KatiharBihar
50Pawai854104KatiharBihar
51Phatepur854317KatiharBihar
52Pothia854114KatiharBihar
53Rosna854117KatiharBihar
54Rounia854104KatiharBihar
55Sagrath854105KatiharBihar
56Sahja854105KatiharBihar
57Salmari855113KatiharBihar
58Samda854104KatiharBihar
59Sameli854101KatiharBihar
60Semapur Factory854115KatiharBihar
61Simra854101KatiharBihar
62Sonali855114KatiharBihar
63T.M. baghar854113KatiharBihar
64Teghra855113KatiharBihar
65Tikapatti854101KatiharBihar

About Katihar District

Katihar is a city in the eastern region of Bihar, a state in India. Serving as the main office for Katihar district, it stands as one of Bihar’s important cities. Additionally, it is a key stop on the railway line that connects Delhi and Guwahati.

History:

Katihar has a rich history as it belongs to the Mithila region. This area became important after it was settled by Indo-Aryan people, who formed the Mithila Kingdom, also known as the Kingdom of the Videhas.

In the late Vedic period, around 1100-500 BCE, the Kingdom of the Videhas emerged as a key political and cultural hub in South Asia, alongside regions like Kuru and Panchal. The rulers of this kingdom were known as Janakas. The Mithila Kingdom, part of this region, was later included in the Vajjika League, with its capital in Vaishali, also located in Mithila. Over time, the Chaudhary family, who were significant landowners in the area, came to dominate. They owned about 15,000 acres of land in Katihar district and 8,500 acres in Purnia district. Taj Ali Chaudhary founded the Chaudhary family, and his notable sons were Chaudhary Khuda Baksh, Chaudhary Qadir Baksh, Khan Bahadur Chaudhary Mohammad Baksh, and Elahi Baksh.

Geography:

Katihar has a mostly moderate climate, but during the monsoon season, it receives a lot of rain. This heavy rainfall sometimes causes floods in the rural areas around Katihar District.

The Koshi River is known as the lifeline of Katihar, providing essential water resources to the area. The Ganga River, considered holy, flows through the region as well. The Mahananda River, with its pristine waters, is another significant river in Katihar. Additionally, the Righa River, known for its tranquility, gently flows alongside. Lastly, the Buri Gantok River serves as a vital waterway connection for the area.

Demographics:

According to the 2011 census, the population of Katihar Urban Agglomeration was 240,565. This area includes the main city of Katihar (both the municipal corporation and its outskirts) and the Katihar Railway Colony. The total population of Katihar Municipal Corporation was 225,982, with 119,142 males and 106,840 females, showing a sex ratio of 897. There were 31,036 children under the age of 5. The literacy rate for those aged 7 and above was 79.87%. In the list of India’s top 200 cities by population, based on the 2011 census, Katihar ranks 193rd.

FAQs

Why Katihar is famous?

Katihar is a place with historical significance in Indian history. It is believed that the Hindu Lord Krishna once visited here and lost a precious jewel in Manihari, a sacred site in Katihar district. Historically, Katihar was a part of Purnia district, which itself was established around 1813, at the same time as Malda district.

Which industry is Katihar famous for?

katihar is famous for jute and paper mills industry.

Which river is in Katihar?

Katihar district has 4 major rivers Ganga, Koshi, Mahananda and Righa.

Is Katihar rural or urban?

katihar is largely a rural area, as 91% of population lives in rural areas in katihar, according to the 2011 census.