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Lumbini, with an area of 22,288 square kilometers (8605.44 sq. mi) covers about 15.1% of the country's total area. Lumbini Province is almost the size of US state of New Jersey. The province extends 150 km (31 mi) north to south and about 300 km (186 mi) east to west at its maximum width. It shares 385.2 km (239.3 mi) of border with India. The Province is surrounded by hills in the north and Indo-Gangatic Plains in south. The eastern boundary is formed by the Kali Gandaki River. Lumbini Province mainly consists of Terai plains, Hills and Valleys. River basins such as Karnali, East Rapti, Babai, Gandaki and Tinau are reliable source of water and also provide potential opportunities for hydro-power generation and irrigation in the downstream. Half of the province is forested, 29% land is arable and 14% of the land is utilized for housing purpose. Land Utilization in Lumbini Forest (45%) Agriculture (29%) Housing (14%) Grassland (5%) Barren vegetation (5%) Water (1%) Others (1%) Topographically, the province can be divided into five main regions starting from the North, viz. 1) High Himalayas (3.1%) 2) High Mountains (9.1%) 3) Middle Mountains/Hills (32.2%) 4) Siwalik region (27.9%) 5) Terai region (27.6%). 43.3 percent provincial land is at an altitude of less than 500 meters. This area is mostly covered by fertile land and dense forest. 20.4 percent of area is at an altitude of 500-1000 meters. 24.2 percent land is at an altitude of 1000 to 2000meters. Similarly 7.4 percent land is at an altitude of 2000 to 3000 meters and land above 3000 meters altitude is 4.9 percent. #about_Lumbini_Province_0f_Nepal #province_No._5

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