Nainital

Nainital hill station ^(en) village in India ^(en) Municipal council (India) ^(en)


Tempat
Wikipedia \| Kode sumber \| Tata penggunaan Koordinat: 29°23′31″N 79°27′15″E / 29.39194°N 79.45417°E / 29.39194; 79.45417




Negara	India
Negara bagian di India	Uttarakhand
Division of Uttarakhand ^(en)	Kumaon division ^(en)
District of India ^(en)	Nainital district ^(en)

Ibu kota dari	Nainital district ^(en) Kumaon division ^(en)
Negara	India
Penduduk
Keseluruhan	41.377 (2011 )
Geografi
Luas wilayah	11,73 km² ^{[convert: unit tak dikenal]}
Ketinggian	2.084 m
Informasi tambahan
Kode telepon	5942
Lain-lain

Situs web	Laman resmi

Nainital pengucapan^ⓘ adalah sebuah stasiun bukit populer di negara bagian Uttarakhand dan markas besar distrik Nainital di kaki bukit Kumaon di luar pegunungan Himalaya. Terletak di ketinggian 2.084 meter (6.837 ft) di atas permukaan laut, Nainital berada di lembah yang memliki danau berbentuk mangga^{[butuh rujukan]}

Catatan dan referensi

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