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Sherwill, J.L. 1865. A geographical and statistical report of the Dinagepore District. Calcutta, Bengal Central Press.

A geographical and statistical report of the Dinagepore District

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Location India Subject Distribution Species Asian Rhinos

[27] rhinoceros not mentioned among animals of Dinagepore.
[28] Annual fair is held in April at Nekh Murd, 40 miles north-west from Dinagepore. Estimate of numbers brought to the fair for sale in 1861:
200 elephants of all sizes, 12 camels, 1 rhinoceros

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