- A tiny state in northeast India
- 0.7% – of India’s total land surface area
- State’s geographical area – 22,327 Sq. Km.
- Hills – 90% – 20,089 Sq. Km. – 9 hill ranges
- The Manipur Valley – 2,238 Sq. Km.
- Population density – 128 per Sq. Km. (Census 2011)
- Districts – 16 with 68 sub-divisions
- 51 towns – 28 statutory towns + 23 census towns (Census 2011)
- 2,582 villages – 2515 Habited + 67 un-inhabited (Census 2011)
Borders
- International border – south-east – Myanmar – 352 Km.
- 502 km. – national/international border – north/west/south/south-west/east
- North – Nagaland
- West – Cachar District (Assam)
- South – Chin Hills (Myanmar)
- South-west – Mizoram
- East – Surma Tract and upper Chindwin of Myanmar
Forests Cover Manipur
- 78% of the geographical area under forest over – 17,418 Sq. Km.
- Reserved forests – 1,467 Sq. Km. / protected forests – 4,171 Sq. Km.
- Unclassed forests – 11,780 Sq. Km.