Bidur Municipality

Bidur Municipality was established in 1987 as a local government of Nepal. The headquarters of Bidur Nagarpalika is located in Bidur, Nuwakot district of Nepal. It was formed by merging Bidur Municipality and four VDC's (Charghare, Tupche, Gerkhu, Kalyanpur, and KhadagBhanjyang (4 to 9 Wards) in 2017 (2073 BS). The total area of this municipality is 130.01 sq.km and the total population of 54351 (28977 Female, 25374 Male) living in 12505 households as per the 2011 National Census. 

Facts about this municipality

• Established: 1987AD
• Area: 130.01 sq. Km.
• Population: 54351 (28977 Female, 25374 Male)
• Total Households: 12505
• Voters: 34331
• Total ward nos.: 13

Boundaries:

• East: Likhu and Suryagadi rural municipality
• West: Meghang & Tarakeswor rural municipality
• North: Kispang rural municipality and Rasuwa District
• South: Belkotgadi Municipality

Market center: 

Trishuli,  Battar, Rising,  Bidur,  Nuwakot,  Debighat, Baguwa,  Gangate,  Hattigauda,  Dhunge,  Betrawoti  Aakkare

Total Education institutions: 64

• College: 2, 
• Higher secondary school: 9,
• Secondary school: 12 
• Lower secondary school: 7,
• Primary school: 36 

Financial Institution:

• Commercial & Development Bank: 14
• Cooperative bank: 1 no. ,
• Cooperative institution: 64 Nos.

Health sectors :

• Hospital and health centers: 14
• Health post: 6 (urban health clinic 5)
• Agriculture service center: 2
• Livestock service center: 2

Religion:  Majority are Hindus whereas fewer are Buddhists, Muslims, and Christians also.