Local Bodies in India
Urban Local Bodies in Tripura | District Wise List

Urban Local Bodies in Tripura

Urban local bodies in Tripura are statutory institutions responsible for municipal administration and local governance in urban areas under state municipal laws.

Their distribution across districts depends on population size, level of urbanisation and administrative classification defined by the state government.

The list below provides a district wise overview of urban local bodies in Tripura. Selecting a district allows users to explore detailed urban local body and ward-level information.

For example, districts such as Dhalai provide access to detailed urban local government institutions.

District Name District Code Number of Urban Local Bodies
Dhalai 269 2
Gomati 654 2
Khowai 652 2
North Tripura 270 2
Sepahijala 653 3
South Tripura 271 2
Unakoti 655 1
West Tripura 272 4

Dhalai

District Code: 269
Urban Local Bodies: 2

Gomati

District Code: 654
Urban Local Bodies: 2

Khowai

District Code: 652
Urban Local Bodies: 2

North Tripura

District Code: 270
Urban Local Bodies: 2

Sepahijala

District Code: 653
Urban Local Bodies: 3

South Tripura

District Code: 271
Urban Local Bodies: 2

Unakoti

District Code: 655
Urban Local Bodies: 1

West Tripura

District Code: 272
Urban Local Bodies: 4

Frequently Asked Questions

What are urban local bodies?

Urban local bodies are statutory institutions responsible for governance and municipal administration of towns and cities. They manage public services and urban development functions under state laws.

Why do some districts show a dash (—) instead of numbers?

A dash indicates that no statutorily notified urban local government institutions are currently recorded for that district in official data sources.

Is this information officially sourced?

Yes. The data is compiled from officially published government records and administrative datasets and is provided for reference and informational purposes.

Can urban local body numbers change?

Yes. Urban local body structures and counts may change due to creation of new municipalities, upgradation, mergers or administrative reorganisation by governments.