Ledo, Assam, India
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Ledo, Assam, India is a small town in northeastern India known historically as the eastern railhead from which the World War II-era Ledo Road (later called the Stilwell Road) was constructed toward China.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
town
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| administrativeDivision |
Margherita subdivision
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| category |
Cities and towns in Tinsukia district
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| climate |
humid subtropical climate
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| continent |
Asia
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| country |
India
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| district |
Tinsukia district
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| economicActivity |
coal mining in surrounding areas
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| historicalSignificance |
associated with World War II Allied supply routes to China
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starting point of the Ledo Road → |
| knownFor |
origin point of Allied supply road to China in World War II
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proximity to coalfields of Upper Assam → |
| language |
Assamese
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English → Hindi → |
| locatedIn |
eastern Assam
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| namedInContextOf |
Ledo Road
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| near |
Digboi
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Margherita, Assam → |
| pinCode |
786182
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| railwayLine |
Tinsukia–Ledo section
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| railwayRole |
eastern railhead of Indian Railways during World War II
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| railwayZone |
Northeast Frontier Railway
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| region |
Northeast India
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| roadConnectedTo |
Ledo Road
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Stilwell Road → |
| state |
Assam
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| timeZone |
Indian Standard Time
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| transport |
served by Ledo railway station
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| UTCOffset |
+05:30
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Ledo Road
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startPoint |