Madhubani aur Mithila

Village-wise

Sl.No.	Village Name	Census Code
1	Bali	00471200
2	Balni Mehath	00473800
3	Bistaul	00476100
4	Chanauraganj	00475200
5	Chora Mahrail	00474700
6	Dhepura	00476000
7	Godhanpur	00475700
8	Imadpatti	00473400
9	Jamthar	00471500
10	Kako	00472700
11	Kanakpura	00475000
12	Khaira	00473100
13	Kharaua	00476300
14	Kothia Bharaul	00472000
15	Lawani	00477100
16	Lohna	00470600
17	Machhdhi	00475500
18	Mahespura	00474200
19	Mahinathpur	00471100
20	Mailchham	00474400
21	Majhaura	00475300
22	Mohna	00474100
23	Narayanpur	00472200
24	Naruar	00470900
25	Parsa	00476600
26	Pipraulia	00475900
27	Raghunandanpur	00476200
28	Raiam	00471900
29	Ramkhetari	00473000
30	Rawarhi	00474800
31	Rupauli	00471700
32	Sameya	00473900
33	Sangram	00475800
34	Santnagar	00472900
35	Sarbsima	00470700
36	Shankarpur	00472800
37	Simra	00475400
38	Singdaha	00476400
39	Sirkharia	00476800
40	Sohpur	00476500
41	Sukhet	00475600
42	Tajpur	00474600
Note: Remaining data is being uploaded.

Labels: Village-wise

Rivers

Kosi River approximateky the eastern boundary.
Kamlā-balān from Jayanagar town in north to Kosi in south-east corner of the district.
Bhutahi-balān, a minor river in the east which swells enormously in rainy seasons.
Adhwārā or little Bāghmati in west of the district : it is a group of many small rivers which fall into Kareh or Main Bāghmati.
There are many old couses of Kamlā which swell in rainy seasons.

All these rivers ultimately fall into the Kosi which then falls into the Ganges.

Labels: Rivers

Block of Madhubani District

1) Madhubani Sadar (Known As Rahika)

(2) Pandaul

(3) Bisfi

(4) Jayanagar

(5) Ladaniya

(6) Lukha

(7) Janjharpur

(8) benipatti

(9) Rajnagar

(10) Andhra Thadi

(11)Babubarahi

(12) Khutauna

Labels: Block of Madhubani District

Madhubani aur Mithila

Madhubani is a town and a municipality in Madhubani district in the Indian state of Bihar. It is the district head quarters. It lies 26km northeast of Darbhanga town and was part of the erstwhile 'Bettiah Raj'. Internal disputes and family quarrels divided the Bettiah Raj in course of time. Madhuban Raj in Madhubani was created as a consequence. The word "Madhuban" means "Forest of honey" from which Madhubani is derived.

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