Mount Thullier

Mount Thuillier is the highest point in the Nicobar Islands, located in the Indian Ocean and bordering on the Andaman Sea. The mount is located on the island of Great Nicobar, measuring 642 m above mean sea level.

Its geology features intrusive igneous rock formations, such as gabbro, combined with metamorphic minerals such as serpentine.

The hill is thought to have arisen due to tectonic activity in the region.

References

Rao, P. S. N. 1996. Phytogeography of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Malayan Nature Journal 50: pp 57–79. Quoted at "Nicobars". Terrestrial Ecoregions. World Wildlife Fund.

Tehsils
and
villages

Car Nicobar Subdivision	Arong Big Lapati Chuckchucha IAF Camp Kakana Kimois Kinmai Kinyuka Malacca Mus Perka Sawai Small Lapati Tamaloo Tapoiming Teetop

Great Nicobar Subdivision	7 km Farm Afra Bay Alexandera River Anul (Anula) Bewai/Kuwak Campbell Bay Chingen Gandhi Nagar Govinda Nagar Indira Point Joginder Nagar Katahu Kokeon Lanaya Lawful Laxmi Nagar Makhahu (Makachua) Patisang Pattia (Pulopattia) Pitayo Pulloullo (Puloulo) Pulobha (Pulobahan) Pulomilo Pulopanja Sastri Nagar Shompen hut Shompen Village-A Shompen Village-B Trinket Bay Vijoy Nagar

Nancowry Subdivision	Al-Hit-Touch (Balu Basti) Alhiat Aloorang Altheak Alukian (Alhukheck) Banderkari (Pulu) Bengali Berainak (Badnak) Champin Chanel (Chanol) Changua (Changup) Chongkamong Chota Inak Chukmachi Daring E-Wall Enam Hinnunga Hintona Inroak Chinlak Itoi (Hitui) Japan Tikri Jhoola Kakana Kalasi Kamorta (Kalatapu, incl. Sanuh) Kanahinot Knot Kuitasuk Luxi Malacca Meenakshi Ram Nagar Mildera Minyuk Munak (incl. Ponioo/Moul) Payuha Pilpilow Raihion Ramzoo (Ramjaw) Tahaila Tapong (incl. Kabila) Tillang Chong Island Upper Katchal Vikas Nagar

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