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Stone temples at Jageshwar, Almora
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Almora district

Almora town is one part of a larger district: market towns, village communities and distinct administrative areas across Kumaon.

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Stone temples at Jageshwar, Almora
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Bageshwar district

The Saryu and Gomti confluence, and the administrative areas beyond Bageshwar town.

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Stone temples at Jageshwar, Almora
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Champawat district

A Kumaon district whose modern administrative identity dates to September 1997.

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Stone temples at Jageshwar, Almora
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Nainital district

The district includes the lake town, other hill settlements, and the Haldwani–Kathgodam foothill corridor.

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Stone temples at Jageshwar, Almora
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Pithoragarh district

River valleys provide a useful way to understand the district’s geography.

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Geography

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