Bahraich district
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Bahraich District is one of the districts of Uttar Pradesh state of India, and Bahraich town is the district headquarters. Bahraich District is a part of Devipatan Division.
[edit] History
The district of Bahraich was part of the Great Nanpara Estate made up of lands belonging to the Raja of Nanpara. Read the Wikipedia article on Nanpara for a history of the ruling family up to the abolition of Zamindari in 1954. The Rajas of Nanpara owned more than three hundred villages in the District including all the forests. A large part of the education system in the district was the legacy of the late Raja Sadat Ali of Nanpara who built the major roads and hospitals.
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Latitude: 27°45′0″N
Longitude: 81°45′0″E
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| Coord | 27°45′0″N, 81°45′0″E +info.pngGoogle Earth |
| Coord possibly | 27°45′N; 81°45′E + |
