Longwood, Shimla

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Longwood as seen from the Ridge after fresh snowfall

Longwood is a residential locality of North Western Shimla. It is located on the Elysium Hill, one of the seven hills on which Shimla is located. It is part of a heavily forested area. The locality houses the Census office and an electrical substation.

Coordinates: 31°06′47″N77°10′41″E / 31.113°N 77.178°E / 31.113; 77.178

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