Humla District

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Humla district, a part of Karnali zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Simikot as its district headquarters, covers an area of 5,655 sq km and has a population (2001) of 40,595.

[edit] See also

• Zones of Nepal

[edit] Reference

• Districts of Nepal at Statoids

Districts of Nepal

Achham District • Arghakhanchi District • Baglung District • Baitadi District • Bajhang District • Bajura District • Banke District • Bara District • Bardiya District • Bhaktapur District • Bhojpur District, Nepal • Chitwan District • Dadeldhura District • Dailekh District • Dang Deokhuri District • Darchula District • Dhading District • Dhankuta District • Dhanusa District • Dolkha District • Dolpa District • Doti District • Gorkha District • Gulmi District • Humla District • Ilam District • Jajarkot District • Jhapa District • Jumla District • Kailali District • Kalikot District • Kanchanpur District • Kapilvastu District • Kaski District • Kathmandu District • Kavrepalanchok District • Khotang District • Lalitpur District, Nepal • Lamjung District • Mahottari District • Makwanpur District • Manang District • Morang District • Mugu District • Mustang District • Myagdi District• Nawalparasi District• Nuwakot District • Okhaldhunga District • Palpa District • Panchthar District • Parbat District • Parsa District • Pyuthan District • Ramechhap District • Rasuwa District • Rautahat District • Rolpa District • Rukum District • Rupandehi District • Salyan District • Sankhuwasabha District • Saptari District • Sarlahi District • Sindhuli District • Sindhulpalchok District • Siraha District • Solukhumbu District • Sunsari District • Surkhet District • Syangja District • Tanahu District • Taplejung District • Terhathum District • Udayapur District •

The Northern part of Humla district is inhabited by Buddhists where as in the Southern part mostly Hindu are living.