Date of formation: Dibrugarh District was carved out of Lakhimpur District in 1976.
Area: 3381 square kilometers
Density of population: 393 people per square kilometer
Literacy Rate: 76.22 % - Male: 82.59 %, Female: 69.52 %
Male Female Ratio: 1000:952
Boundaries of Dibrugarh District
North: Dhemaji District and Sibsagar District, Assam
South West: Sibsagar District, Assam
East: Tinsukia District, Assam
South East: Tirap District, Arunachal Pradesh
Dibrugarh District Average Rainfall: 2195 mm
Dibrugarh District Average Temperature in Summer: 29 deg C
Dibrugarh District Average Temperature in Winter: 9 deg C
DIBRUGARH DISTRICT MAP
Major Rivers: Khowang, Burhi Dihing, Maijan, Buri Dihig, Digboi, Tingrai, Tipling, Telpani, Deherang, Sessa
Revenue Circles: Dibrugarh East, Dibrugarh West, Chabua, Tengakhat, Naharkatiya, Tingkhong, Moran
Assembly Constituencies: Moran, Dibrugarh, Lahoal, Duliajan, Tingkhong, Naharkatiya, Chabua
Dibrugarh District Nearby Attractions
1. Dibru Saikhowa National Park
2. Padumani-Bherjan-Borajan Wildlife Sanctuary
3. Dehing Satra
4. Dehing Namti Satra
5. Dinjoy Satra
6. Moderkhat Satra
7. Garpara Satra
8. Koli Aai Thaan
9. Barbarua Maidam
10. Bahikhowa Maidam
11. Sarumechlow and Bormechow Maidam
12. Lekai Chetia Maidam
13. Raidongia Dol
Dibrugarh District Facts: The oldest running oil refinery in the world is situated in Digboi.
Major Agricultural Products: Rice, sugarcane, pulses, oilseeds
Major Industries: Coal mining, petroleum production, Fertilizer Corporation of India, Assam Petro Chemicals Ltd.
What is Dibrugarh District Famous For: Largest tea gardens in the world
Famous People From Dibrugarh District: Dipannita Sharma, Sarbananda Sonowal, Binay Ranjan Sen, Kirip Chaliha
People: Tai Phake, Khamti, Khamyang, Sonowal Kacharis, Sutiya, Mutlock, Moran, Tea Tribes, Ahoms
Educational Institutions: Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh Poly Technic, Regional Medical Research Center, Salt Brook Academy
Last Updated : Thursday Jun 14 , 2012
