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Coordinates: 25°14′N 84°13′E / 25.233°N 84.217°E / 25.233; 84.217
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Nonhar is a village of Rohtas district, Bihar, India. The village has a population of about 15,000. The village is the origin of the Thora River, an underground river. Nonhar presents the Indian Social Culture. It is quite a model village. It has a post office, have two temples, two ponds and two - three private schools.

Nonhar is 4 km west of Bikramganj near Dhangain and 1 km south of Surajpura.

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25°14′N 84°13′E / 25.233°N 84.217°E / 25.233; 84.217

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