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District/Location-wise List of Monuments/Sites Protected by ASI in Uttarakhand (As on January, 2010) Monuments/Sites Location District Badrinath group of Temples Bandeo Temple Dwarahat, Tehsil- Ranikhet, Gujardeo Temple Dwarahat, Tehsil- Ranikhet, Kacheri group of Temple Almora Kutumbari Temple Maniyan group of Temples Dwarahat, Tehsil- Ranikhet, Mritunjaya group Ratan Deo Shrines Surya Temple Katarmal, Tehsil- Almora, Almora Kotuli and Chandhok Gunth Dandeshwar Temple (Jageshwar), Tehsil- Almora, Chandi-ka-Temple Jageshwar Temple Kuber Temple Mritunjaya Temple Phulai Gunth, Jageshwar, Nanda Devi or Nau Durga Tehsil- Almora Navagrah Shrine Pyramidal Shrine Shrine dedicated to Surya Group of ancient temples, consisting of main shrine of Siva and Baijnath or Vaidyanath Tehsil- 17 subsidiary shrines. Bageshwar, Bageshwar Three temples of the Indo-Aryan shikara type known as Talli Hat, Mound Katyur, Tehsil- Lakshmi Narayan, Rakshas Deval and Satya Narayan. Bageshwar, Remains of sixteen temples Adibadri, Tehsil- Karnpryag, Fort with walls and ruins of dwelling house inside it and with Chandpur, Tehsil- Karnpryag, flights of steps. Trident of iron with a shaft with one ancient and three modern Gopeshwar, Tehsil-Gopeshwar, inscriptions. Pandukeshwar, Tehsil- Chamoli Two Temple Joshimath, Rudranath temple Gopeshwar, Tehsil-Gopeshwar, Village Mandal, Tehsil- Rock Inscription in Survey Plot No. 89 Gopeshwar, Temple sacred to Mahasu Hanol or Onol, Tehsil-Chakrata, Ancient Site Jagatram, Tehsil- Vikasnagar, Dehradun The inscribed rock edicts of Asoka Kalsi, Tehsil- Chakrata, Kalinga Monuments Karanpur, Tehsil- Dehradun, Temple and images in its vicinity Lakha Mandal, Tehsil-Chakrata, Group of Baleshwar Temples Kotwali Chabutra Champawat, Tehsil-Champawat Champawat Naula or Covered spring attached to the Baleshwar Temples Khera ki Bandi, Old Cemetery Rourkee, Tehsil-Rourkee, Shaikhpuri & Ganeshpur, Tehsil- Old Cemetery Rourkee, Haridwar Monument in the memory of Samuel Anderson Nichterlein Sasni, Tehsil- Sasni Mound known as Gohana Khera Remains of ancient buildings locally identified with Dhikuli, Tehsil- Ramnagar Nainital Vairatapattana Excavated Site at Dronasagar (only preliminary notification Mauza Ujjain Kashipur, Tehsil- Udamsingh Nagar issued) Kashipur Old temple Sacred to Sita Sitabani, Tehsil- Ramnagar Nainital Excavated Site and Remains Village Khawli Sera, Purola Uttarkashi Patal Bhubaneswar Caves Didihat, Patal Bhubaneswar Pithoragarh Remains of a few old temples and an inscribed masonry well Gangoli Hat, Tehsil- Gangoli Hat Source : Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). (12599) .

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