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According to ‘Population estimation of tigers in reserves for 2018-19’ which of the following is India's largest tiger reserve?

According to ‘Population estimation of tigers in reserves for 2018-19’ which of the following is India's largest tiger reserve? Correct Answer Corbett

The correct answer is Corbett.

  • According to ‘Population estimation of tigers in reserves for 2018-19’ Corbett is India's largest tiger reserve.​

Key Points

  • Jim Corbett National Park is located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand State.
    • It was the first Indian National Park(Hailey National Park renamed as Corbett National park) that was established in 1936.
    • The park was first to come under the Project Tiger initiative.

Additional Information

Tiger Reserve Details
Bandipore
  • It is located in Gundul pet taluk, Chamarajnagar district, Karnataka.
  • It is a part of the Niligiri Biosphere Reserve.
  • The park shares boundaries with three other national parks namely Nagarhole, Wayanad, Mudumalai.
  • It comes under Project Tiger.
Nagarhole
  • Nagarhole national park is located in the Kodagu and Mysore districts of Karnataka.
  • The park derives its name from Naga meaning snake and hole meaning streams.
  • It is a part of the Niligiri Biosphere Reserve. 
Dudhwa
  • Dudhwa national park is located in the Terai belt of marshy grasslands in northern Uttar Pradesh.
  • The park is located on the Indo-Nepal border.

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