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Page scope
Atolang is the Locality page for the village in the upper Malana Valley that gives its name to nine accessions, with its Upper fields. The cannabis-terroir unit is Atolang (appellation) and the plant population Atolang population. The 2011 census does not enumerate Atolang as a village.
Data verification
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Coordinates and elevation

  • The infobox point, 32.0917, 77.2832, is the OpenStreetMap node "Atudang" (node 8623735411, place=hamlet). SRTM gives 2,805 m there.
  • The 2022 accessions store 32.089441, 77.280067 at 2,779 m, and the Upper selection 32.094897, 77.280308 at 3,062 m. The four 2025 accessions store 32.090223, 77.280659 at 3,000 m (SRTM 2,780 m at that point). The infobox range, 2,779–3,062 m, spans the stored values.
  • The collection documentation gives 2,800–3,200 m for the village's cultivation and fields up to 3,500 m.

Accessions

  • Nine accessions carry Atolang as their locality: five from the 2022 harvest and four collected on 16 October 2025 under the expedition code HIM25. A tenth page carries the value: the photograph File:Atolang-general-population-01-2022.jpg.
  • The collection documentation dates the farmer's own selection to 2024; its accession page (ZOM-IND-HIM-1020220021) records the 2022 harvest. The article follows the accession page.
  • The 2025 accessions record slopes facing south and south-east and a rotating monoculture system.

Name forms

  • The collection documentation and its index write "Atuding"; OpenStreetMap "Atudang".