Tadoba, Maharashtra's oldest National Park, in Chandrapur district
Background
Tadoba is described on the Chandrapur district website as Maharashtra's oldest National Park, created in 1955. It lies in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra. The reserve consists of two forested rectangles, the Tadoba and Andhari ranges, which is why it is called the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve. It is a Project Tiger reserve. Bison and deer are among the fauna found there.
District:
Chandrapur
National Park created:
1955
Ranges:
Tadoba and Andhari
Why it matters for exams: Tiger reserves and national parks are asked with their districts and states in geography and environment papers.
Kerala PSCUPSC