Wokha, an administrative district of Nagaland is the home to the ancient Lothas. The district headquarters is located at Wokha town.
The district
is situated in the mid-western part of the Nagaland State, adjacent to
the Sibsagar plains of the Assam State. It is bounded by Mokokchung district in the North, Kohima district in the South, Zunheboto district in the East and the State of Assam in the west.
The topography of the district is more or less similar to Tuensang district
with hills and ridges. Wokha is famous for fruits like oranges, plum,
passion fruits and banana. Fresh vegetables and bamboo shoots are also
easily available.
Attractions
Mount Tiyi, Totsu Cliff.
Facts & Figures
| Year of formation | 1973 |
| Area | 1,682 sq. km |
| Altitude | 1,313.69 metres |
| Latitude | 26.1° N |
| Longitude | 94.27° E |
| Population (2001) | 1, 61,098 |
| Males | 83,620 |
| Females | 77,478 |
| Population density | 51 per sq. km |
| Sex Ratio | 927 females per 1000 males |
| No. of Blocks | 05 |
| Average rainfall | 2000 mm. to 2500 mm. |
| Temperature | Max.: 32°C; Min.: 2°C |