Munger

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Munger is a historic city in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, known for its ancient fort, spiritual centers, and traditional gun-making industry.

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Label Occurrences
Munger canonical 10

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
fort
human settlement
climate humid subtropical climate
connects Munger self-linksurface differs
country India
crosses Ganges
elevation approximately 45 metres
formerName Monghyr
Mudgagiri
governingBody Munger Municipal Corporation
hasAdditionalOfficialLanguage Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
hasBridge Munger Ganga Bridge
hasDistrictHeadquarters Munger district headquarters
hasEducationalInstitution Bhagalpur University affiliated colleges
hasHeritageStatus historic city
hasIndustry agriculture-related trade
small-scale arms manufacturing
hasMajorSpokenLanguage Bhojpuri
Magahi
hasNearbyAirport Gaya Airport
Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport
surface form: Patna Airport
hasOfficialLanguage Hindi
hasPart Munger Fort
hasPostalCodeSeries 811201–8112xx
hasRailwayStation Munger railway station
hasReligiousSite Bihar School of Yoga (Ganga Darshan)}
historicalRegion Anga
isDistrictHeadquartersOf Munger district
isHistoricSince ancient period
knownFor Munger Fort
firearms manufacturing
spiritual centers
traditional gun-making industry
yoga institutions
locatedIn Bihar
Munger self-linksurface differs
eastern India
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Munger district
locatedInRegion Magadh region
locatedOn south bank of the Ganges
locatedOnRiver Ganges
timeZone Indian Standard Time
UTCOffset +05:30
vehicleRegistrationCode BR-08

Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bihar containsCity Munger
Charlie Munger familyName Munger
Monghyr hasModernName Munger
Monghyr alternativeName Munger
Munger locatedIn Munger self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Munger Fort
Munger connects Munger self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Munger Ganga Bridge