1. Geography

2. Economy

3. Dangtola railway station

4. References

Dangtola (or Dangtol) is a village in the Chirang district of the north eastern state of Assam.

Geography

It is 2 kilometres from New Bongaigaon and around 170 kilometres from Guwahati city. It falls under the Sidli revenue circle.^[1][2] The village is located 125 kilometres east of the India-Bangladesh border. The nearest road is by NH31, roughly 10 kilometres away. Small rivers such as Kujiya River flow through the area. The area covers 24121 hectares. It has a forest cover of nearly 12.3% of its total area.

Economy

The major source of income is agriculture and small business.

Agriculture constitutes nearly 80% of the local economy. Crops include wheat, oil seeds and pulses. Nearly 50% of the land is utilized for agricultural activities.

Dangtola railway station

Dangtola railway station is 2 km from New Bongaigaon Station. It is part of the Northeast Frontier Railway Zone of the Indian Railways. The station has one platform and few trains halt there, such as the New Bongaigaon-Siliguri Express and the Sifhung Passenger.^[3][4]

References

• Petalion Gulf
• Petalium
• Petalium alaseriatum
• Petalium alternatum
• Petalium bicolor
• Petalium brevisetum
• Petalium californicum
• Petalium debilitatum
• Petalium evolutum
• Petalium incarinatum
• Petalium incisum
• Petalium knulli
• Petalium longulum
• Petalium schwarzi
• Petalium seriatum
• Petalium werneri
• Petalium whitei
• Petalium yuccae
• Petalochilus carneus
• Petaloconchus
• Petaloconchus adansoni
• Petaloconchus erectus
• Petaloconchus floridanus
• Petaloconchus glomeratus
• Petaloconchus interliratus