Barigarh is a town in Chhatarpur District of Madhya Pradesh. It comes under Sagar Division. It is located at a distance of 67 km towards east from the district head quarters of Chhatarpur. Postal head office of Barigarh is Jujhar Nagar. The nearby villages of this place are Dhawari, Karhari, Jyoraha, Mudahara, Chauhani. The city of Barigarh is surrounded by Barigarh Tehsil on the east, Mahoba and Charkhari Tehsil on the west and Kabrai Tehsil on the North. The nearby cities of Barigarh are Mahoba, Charkhari, Niwari and Banda. Local language of Barigarh is Hindi.
Visiting information to Barigarh:
Satna Railway Station is the major railway station of Barigarh which is located at a distance of 122 km from the city..
(Last Updated on : 09/08/2018)
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