Manendragarh

Manendragarh is a town of the Koriya locale that is a piece of the territory of Chhattisgarh. The city lodging the taluk home office alongside couple of essential area head workplaces is sited close to the Chhattishgarh - Madhya Pradesh state fringe. The closest air terminal is at Raipur in Chhattisgarh. Manendragarh Railway Station is on the Anuppur-Chirmiri rail course. There are many coal mines around here.

Manendragarh was started by some tribals around 100 years prior, later created by British Raj for coal unearthing. Street and Railway Lines are created by the British. National Highway 43 has its course through Manendragarh. Amrit Dhara Waterfall is an adjacent fascination. "Sidh-Baba" mount is well known for the Lord Shiva sanctuary. A piece of Manendragarh area lies in the Ganges bowl and the rest of the segment is in the Mahanadi bowl. Gopad is the significant tribute of Son and begins around 10 miles North of Mendra town. It depletes the Northern segment of the District.

Hasdeo a noteworthy tributary of Mahanadi has its inception in Mendra town. The Hasdeo River is the biggest stream streaming towards the South. In this District, the stream course takes after an upturned 'S' and streams for around 95 km. After a course of around 72 km, it enters Bilaspur District at 23° North. It gets the waters of the Gej and the Chornai on the left bank and the Tan and the Ahiran on the privilege before it meets the Mahanadi.