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District Map of Sirmaur

Sirmour, a land adorned by lofty mountains, deep gorges, treacherous ravines, lush valleys and meadows and laced by gurgling rivulets is a quixotic land of dreams. Shrouded by conjectures regarding its nomenclature Sirmaur spans from 77° 01'12" to77°49'40" East Longitude upto 30°22'30" to 31°01'20" North Latitude.

The 2001 Census Report has marked a population size of 4,58,593. People mainly follow agricultural practices while some are also engaged in industrial enterprises and other allied services to earn a living.

Tourism is always a core revenue-generating sector in hill stations. Likewise Sirmaur District, abounding in resplendent natural beauty offers a host of tourist spots in the tourism triangle of Nahan, Renuka and Paonta Sahib ranging from Nahan Town, Dhaula Kuan, Girinagar, Trilokpur Temple and Suketi Fossil Park in Nahan, The Sahastra Dhara, the Khodri Dak Pathar, Kafota as well as various revered guruwara and temples in Paonta Sahib, Choordar, Gayatri Temple and Renula Wildlife Sanctuary in Renuka.
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