Date of formation: Anjaw District was carved out of Lohit District on 16th February 2004
Area: 6190 square kilometers
Density of population: 3 people per square kilometer
Literacy Rate: 59.40 % - Male: 69.4 %, Female: 46.39%
Male Female Ratio: 1000:805
Boundaries of Anjaw District
North and East: China
South West: Lohit District, Arunachal Pradesh
North West: Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh
Anjaw District Average Rainfall: 3787.32 mm
ANJAW DISTRICT MAP
Major Rivers: Lohit River, Lam River, Tidding River, Dalai River, Krowti River, Dichu River, Lati River, Klung River, Dav River, Telua River, Ampani River, Sarti River
Administrative Units: Hayuliang, Hawai, Manchal, Goliang, Walong, Kibithoo, Chaglogam
Assembly Constituencies: Hauyuliang
Anjaw District Nearby Attractions
1. Hyuliang – panoramic view and salubrious climate
2. Hawai – scenic landscape and unique ethnic culture
3. Chaglogam – tracking, angling, rafting, mountaineering
4. Walong – spectacular landscapes and a place full of bamboos
5. Hot Spring – picturesque plateaus and snow clad hills
6. Dong – snow capped mountains
7. Kibithoo – pine forests, waterfalls, beautiful flowers
Anjaw District Facts: This is the second least populous districts of India. This is the easternmost district of India. Five hydro-electric projects namely Halai Pani, Mati Nala, Yapak Nala, Dunai Nala and Kaho are situated in this district.
Major Agricultural Products: Maize, millet, rice, beans, cardamom, orange, pears, plum, apple
Major Horticulture Products: Hingori, Dhuna, Hollock, Bhola, Jutuli, Pine, Bamboo, Cane, Orima, Fak Dima
Fauna: Deer, Musk Deer, Squirrel, Bear, Boar, Monkey, Wold, Lac, Snakes
What is Anjaw District Famous For: Snow clad mountains
Last Updated : Thursday Jun 14 , 2012