karnataka is the state in india that has the maximum population of tiger.
karnataka is the state in india that has the maximum population of tiger.
which state in india has the maximum population of tiger?
karnataka
wildlife sanctuaries, national parks and tiger reserves karnataka is the state which has the highest population of tigers and elephants in india. it is also the state which has the third highest leopard population in india therefore karnataka's wildlife makes it the premier wildlife state of india. karnataka has several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks such as, bandipur tiger reserve, nagarhole tiger reserve, bhadra tiger reserve, anshi-dandeli tiger reserve, brt tiger reserve dandeli wildlife sanctuary, dandeli; ghataprabha bird sanctuary; daroji sloth bear sanctuary; peacock sanctuary in bankapura; ranebennur blackbuck sanctuary, haveri district; deva raya wildlife sanctuary, near hampi; attiveri bird sanctuary, near hubli-dharwad, uttara kannada; anshi national park, uttara kannada; magadi bird sanctuary, shirahatti; bhimgad wildlife sanctuary; adichunchanagiri wildlife sanctuary; arabithittu wildlife sanctuary ; biligiriranga swamy temple wildlife sanctuary; bhadra wildlife sanctuary; brahmagiri wildlife sanctuary; cauvery wildlife sanctuary; melukote temple wildlife sanctuary ; in mandya district; mookambika wildlife sanctuary; nugu wildlife sanctuary; pushpagiri wildlife sanctuary; sharavathi valley wildlife sanctuary; shettihalli wildlife sanctuary; someshwara wildlife sanctuary; talakaveri wildlife sanctuary; gudavi bird sanctuary; mandagadde bird sanctuary; kaggaladu heronry; kokkare bellur; bankapura peacock sanctuary and bonal bird sanctuary
tourism in india by state
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bullet::::- a minimum population of 100 and a maximum population of 1,000. the maximum population limit may be exceeded provided that the population density is less than 400 persons per square kilometre, which is the population density that defines a population centre









































bullet::::- a population density of 150 persons or more per square kilometre









































bullet::::- an area less than or equal to 10 square kilometres









































bullet::::- a boundary that respects the block structure from the previous census, where possible
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