- Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is located in the Chandrapur district of the state of Maharashtra in India.
- In 1955, The forests of Tadoba was initially declared as a Tadoba National Park.
- In 1986, Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was formed.
- In 1993, Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary, which adjoined the Tadoba National Park, was merged with it to form the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve.
- In 1995, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve was officially notified as a tiger reserve under the Wildlife Protection Act of India.
- Area: Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is spread across a total area of 1,727.17 square kilometers (667.97 square miles).
- Core/ Critical Tiger habitat: 625.40 sq.km.
- Buffer/ peripheral area: 1101.77 sq.km.
- Total: 1727.17 sq.km.
- Hills: Here is some notable hills within the reserve:
- Chimur Hills
- Moharli Hills
- Kolsa Hills
- River: Andhari River flows through the tiger reserve.
- Lake: Some notable lake in reserve:
- Tadoba Lake
- Kolsa Lake
- Erai Reservoir
- Tribe: Some of the prominent tribes associated with the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve are:
- Gond Tribe
- Kolam Tribe
- Andh Tribe
- Flora: Teak, Ain, Bamboo, Bija, Dhaoda, Haldu, Salai, Semal etc.
- Fauna: Bengal Tiger, Indian leopards, Sloth Bears, Gaur, Dhole, Striped Hyena, Sambar, Barking Deer, Chital, Grey-headed Fish Eagle, Indian Pitta, Marsh Crocodile, Common Indian Monitor, Indian Star Tortoise etc.