Nepal Monitor

Local unit · Chitawan district · Bagmati Province

Ichchha Kamana: land cover and map

Forest land is the largest land cover in Ichchha Kamana, at 68.6% of its area. Forest covers 68.6% (about the same as the Chitawan district average of 65.1%), farmland 1.1%, rangeland 27.6%, built-up land 1.5%, bare land, rock and snow 0.1% and water 1.2%.

Area
167 km²
Local unit, Chitawan district
Forest (2025)
68.6%
148th of 775 local units
Built-up (2025)
1.5%
+0.4 points since 2017

Land cover of Ichchha Kamana in 2025

Urban land 1.5%Agriculture land 1.1%Rangeland 27.6%Forest land 68.6%Water 1.2%Barren land 0.1%
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Land cover of Ichchha Kamana
Class2017 (%)2025 (%)Change (points)Area 2025 (km²)
Urban land1.21.5+0.42.6
Agriculture land1.31.1−0.21.8
Rangeland21.627.6+6.046.1
Forest land74.668.6−6.0114.4
Water1.31.2−0.11.9
Barren land0.10.1−0.00.1

Impact Observatory / Esri 10 m annual land-cover map, translated to the paper's seven classes and clipped to the boundary of Ichchha Kamana.

How Ichchha Kamana changed from 2017 to 2025

2017 (compare with 2025 above):

Urban land 1.2%Agriculture land 1.3%Rangeland 21.6%Forest land 74.6%Water 1.3%Barren land 0.1%

Forest land −6.0 percentage points (−10.07 km²); Rangeland +6.0 percentage points (+10.04 km²); Urban land +0.4 percentage points (+0.58 km²).

Other local units in Chitawan district

Questions about Ichchha Kamana

What is the forest cover of Ichchha Kamana?
Forest covers about 68.6% of Ichchha Kamana (114 km²) in the 2025 10 m land-cover map, about the same as the Chitawan district average of 65.1%.
How much of Ichchha Kamana is built-up?
Built-up land covers 1.5% (2.6 km²), +0.4 percentage points since 2017. Ichchha Kamana ranks 449th of 775 local units in Nepal for built-up share.
Where is Ichchha Kamana?
Ichchha Kamana is a local unit (municipality or rural municipality) in Chitawan district, Bagmati Province, Nepal, covering 167 km².

Source: Impact Observatory / Esri 10 m land cover (CC BY 4.0); boundaries: Survey Department of Nepal via OCHA.