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Forest

Forests play an important role in the social and cultural structure of Korba. This district is rich in forest wealth. Korba district has two forest divisions Korba and Katghora

 

Katghora Forest Division

1. Korba Forest Division

 

Forest Type

 

Area

(in Sq. Km.)

Protected Forest

:

1285.211

Unclassified Forest

:

851.259

Total Forest Area

:

2136.470

 

Sub Divisions

Forest Ranges

Korba North

1. Korba Range

2. Balco Range

3. Lemru Range

Korba South

1. Kartala Range

2. Kudmura Range

Balco Range Forest Area

Lemru Range

 

The main forest products of this area are

The main tree species are

·        Mahua

·        Bija

·        Sagon

·        Sahaj

·        Tendu leaves

·        Kahua

·        Kalmih

·        Murhi

·        Mango

·        Jamun

·        Khamhar

·        Kari

·        Dhaman

·        Chaar Sarai

·        Tendu

Sal

Shorea Robusta

Dhaora

Anogeisses Latifolia

Kardhai

Anogeisses Pendula

Saliha

Boswellia Serrata

Char

Buchnania Lanzan

Dhobin

Dalbergia Paniculata

Tendu

Diospyros Melanozylon

Amla

Embllica Officinalis

Lendia

Lagerstroemia Parviflora

Gunja

Lannea Grandis

Mahua

Madhuca Indica

Bija

Pterocarpus  Marsupium

Kusum

Schleichera Oleosa

Bhelwa

Semecarpus Anacardium

Jamun

Syzygium Cumini

Harra

Terminalia Chebula

Bahera

Terminalia Bellerica

Saja

Terminalia Tomentosa

 

Korba Forest division has a unit of Orange Area which is a good forest and has not been notified earlier

 

Other Statstical Information

Length of forest road

453 Km.

Total No. of Munnara

11704

Length of Forest Boundary

1994 Km

No. of Forest Barriers

9

Total production

  1. Timber
  2. Fuel Stacks

 

3000 cu. m.

6500

Joint Forest Management Samitis

Gram Van Samiti

68

Van Suraksha Samiti

50

 

The working of Forest Div. is based on a 10 year  working plan (2001 - 2010). According the working plan the main working circles of Korba forest division are

 

  1. Section cum Improvement
  2. Improvement
  3. Protection
  4. Rehabilitation of degraded forests
  5. Biodiversity Conservation
  6. Rehabilitation of degraded Bamboo forests

Chornai River - Lemru Range

 

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