The investigation was conducted on eight adult apparently healthy Kagani goats, aged 15 to 22 months (irrespective of sex). The animals were embalmed in 10 per cent formalin solution after induction of proper anaesthesia and the superficial palpable lymph nodes (parotid, mandibular, superficial cervical, prefemoral, popliteal and inguinal) were dissected out from both the sides and their biometry were recorded for length, width, thickness, volume, organ weight and shape indices of the right and left sides separately. Tissue pieces from these Iymph nodes were used for histomorphological and histomorphometrical studies. The parotid lymph nodes were single on either side in all animals under study. The mandibular lymph nodes were single on either side and no bilateral variations pertaining to different values were significant (P< 0.05) except for their weight and shape which showed a significant variation among the nodes of either side. The width of the superficial cervical lymph nodes on both sides varied significantly (P< 0.05) but no variation was recorded in other biometrical parameters. The popliteal lymph node showed a highly significant difference (P< 0.05) in width, thickness and shape index among the nodes of either side. The highest values in terms of all parameters were recorded for superficial cervical lymph node and the lowest for supramamtnary lymph node, except for the shape index. Collagen fibres were abundant in both capsule and trabeculae but the elastic fibres were scant and were restricted only to the central part of the trabeculae. The reticular fibres of various sizes predominated in both the capsule and trabeculae and were thickly populated on the inner aspect of the capsule forming an inner lamina. The germinal centres of the secondary Iymphatic nodules had a fine distribution of reticular fibres. The flat squarnous cell lining of the trabecular sinus showed interruption. A number of post capillary yenules were detected in the paracortical region, some of them contained migrating lymphocytes, Not all values pertaining to different paraneters under study showed a significant bilateral variation. The capsule and trabeculae were the thickest in the superficial cervical lymph node and thinnest in the mandibular lymph node.