Himachal GK Lecture- 2 || Seven Hill Ranges In Bilaspur || HPSSC/HPAS/JOA/TEHSILDAAR

Himachal GK Lecture- 2 || Seven Hill Ranges In Bilaspur || HPSSC/HPAS/JOA/TEHSILDAAR.

Please full knowledge related to bilaspur district based on competition exam HPAS/JOA/NAIB-TEHSILDAAR.

Bilaspur:- 

Bilaspur was the capital of a state of the same name founded in the 7th century, also known as Kahlur. The ruling dynasty were Chandela Rajputs, who claimed descent from the rulers of Chanderi in present-day Madhya Pradesh.. The state later became a princely state of British India, and was under the authority of the British province of Punjab.Bilaspur became a separate state of India under a chief commissioner, and on 1 July 1954, Bilaspur State was made a district of Himachal Pradesh state by an act of the Indian Parliament. When the Sutlej River was dammed to create the Govind Sagar,the historic town of Bilaspur was submerged, and a new town was built upslope of the old.

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Location of bilaspur :- 

• The geographical area of the district is 1167 Sq. kms which cover 2.10 % area of the state.

• It is bounded on the north by Mandi and Hamirpur districts, on the west by Hamirpur and Una districts, on its south.

• lies Nalagarh area of Solan district.

• The highest point is Dhar Bahadurpur.

• It lies on both the bank of river Satluij.

• It is predominately situated in the lower Satluj valley in the outer hills.

• District Bilaspur lies exclusively in the Shiwalik or the outer hills of the Himalayas.

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