Districts of Gujarat
There are a total of 33 districts in the Indian state of Gujarat.
Kutch district is the largest district
Dang district is the smallest district.
Ahmedabad district is an important district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India and lies on the banks of the Sabarmati river, and the state's largest city, Ahmedabad, is its headquarters. District Panchayat Bhawan, located in the Red Darwaja area of Ahmedabad city, is the headquarters of the district panchayat's administrative office. According to 2001 census, its population is 58,16,519, out of which 80.18% are urban.
There are Mehsana, Sabarkantha and Gandhinagar districts on the northern boundary of Ahmedabad district. Kheda district on the eastern boundary, the Gulf of Khambhat on the south side and Surendranagar district on Bhavnagar district and on the western boundary.
Talukas of Ahmedabad district
Ahmedabad city - The heart of Gujarat: It is said that a thousand years ago, a prosperous town named Asaval of Asaval had existed. Ashaval, named after the name of King of Asha named Bhilo. This town was a good town of North Gujarat with Patan and Khambhat. There were temples of Jain and Brahmins in Ashaal. Eventually, in terms of trade, this town became an important place in terms of military strategies.
Amreli district is a district of Gujarat's Saurashtra region. Amreli district is named after Amreli city, which is the headquarters of the district. Not only in the state of Gujarat, but for whole wheat, cotton and wheat cultivation, the whole country is famous and Pipavav Port is situated in this district. India has the largest cement plant in Rajula. There are 11 talukas in this district.
Anand district is an important district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The main headquarters of this district lies in Anand city. EQ In 1997, this district was separated from Kheda district.
Taluka in Anand district edit
Anand
Climbing
Age
Khambhat
Tarapur
Petal
Borsad
Sositra
Banaskantha is the northernmost district of Gujarat. Palanpur is its headquarters. Banaskantha district is famous for Ambaji (pilgrimage), Deesa (famous for potatoes, commercial center), Palanpur (headquarters, center of diamond center). This district has been named Banaskantha from Banas river.
Geography edit
The main rivers of
Banas
Sapoo
Saraswati
Arjun
Umdasashi
Luni (in the desert)
Ladder
Mountains Edit
Aravalli
Jason Hill
Bharuch City's mythological name was Bhrigukchacha. It lies on the banks of river Narmada, the largest river of Gujarat. Ankleshwar is an industrial center in Bharuch district. Apart from this, chemical fertilizer industry at Bharuch, Petroleum and chemical industry at Dahej and GIDC at Jhagadia. Has been developed very large scale. Bharuch district has become the important industrial hub of India on the western strip.
The geographical location of
Bharuch District is situated in North Gujarat's North-South 200'-100 '' and East Longitude 7 00 00 '34' in South Gujarat. Kheda and Vadodara districts in the north, Dhule (west Khandesh) district on the east, about 87 km from the Gulf of Khambat on the west. M Surat district is surrounded by this district and on the south side this district is surrounded. The Mahi River and the Narmada River separate this district from Anand (old Kheda district) and Vadodara district respectively. Geographical area of the district is 90.38 sq. Km. It is 4.61% of the total area of the state. 100km in Bharuch district There are long coastlines, on which Bharuch is medium level and dowry, Kavi and Tunkari are small ports
Bhavnagar district is located in Gujarat's Saurashtra division. The headquarters of the district is Bhavnagar city. The area of Bhavnagar district is spread over an area between 21.5 to 22.10 north latitude and 71.03 to 72.03 east longitude between 9940.5 square kilometers. There are 11 talukas in Bhavnagar district as follows.
Summer | Gadhada | Gradation | Ghogha | Talja | Palitana | Jesser | Bhavnagar | Mahuva | Vallabhipur | Sihor
Places in Bhavnagar district of
Bhavnagar district's list of tourist places, fairs and folk festivals
Tirtha dhamo tourist spots Public Fairs
Jain Derasar of Shetrunji, Palitana
Mr. Ankalak Mahadev
Bajrangdas Bapa, Bagdana
Shri Khadiyar Temple, Rajpara
The Alang Ship Cargo Along
Mahuva, by the acclamation of 'Saurashtra's Kashmir'
Velavadar Blackbriar National Park, Velavadar
Gopnath
Handbag
Palitana - Dhebarra-Terason Fair
Ruuparpi Fair
Shitaladerry Fair
Mr. Nishankal Mahadev Fair
Malnath Mahadev fair
Gautameshwar Mahadev fair, Shihor
Dahod district is a district on the east side of the state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Dahod district headquarters is Dahod. Dahod district is the eastern gate of Gujarat which has existed since date 0-1-1997, from the Panchmahal district on the eastern boundary of Gujarat state. Dahod district states is adjacent to the two of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh on the border of Gujarat.
There are 8 talukas in this district. The total population of this district (as per ES 001) is 16,3, 374, out of which Scheduled Tribe ie tribal population of 11,8, 25, and Scheduled Castes population is 3, 884, whereas other population 4,18,980 Is there. In this district there are 7.88% tribal population due to tribal population having backward tribal population. Lekhekheda taluka of Dahod district is second in the state as the most backward taluka, which has been adopted by the Chief Minister of the state for the proper development of 6 villages in the talukas of the talukas. Most of the land in the district is hilly and rocky, and agriculture is also based on the monsoon. The geographical location of the district is located between 73.45 to 74.30 latitude and longitude 30 to 3.30 longitude. The total area of the district is 3824 044 hectares. Climate is hot. The land is sloping, hilly, and light-hearted. In this district there are dammati river, panam river, fish river, hadf river, kali river, and Khan river folk. Crops of maize, chana, urad and other vegetables are mainly grown in this district. The total number of villages in this district is 696. The rural population of this district is 14.80 lakh and urban population is 1.75 lakh. Population density per square key. M There are as many as 3,59 per cent. The literacy rate is 4.56%.
In addition to the Civil Hospital at Dahod in Health, 1.2 Community Health Centers (Referral Health Centers), 60 Primary Health Centers, 332 Sub Health Centers and 473 Anganwadis etc. are available in this district.
Dang district is a district of the southern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India, with its headquarters being Ahwa.
Tapi district and Maharashtra state are adjacent to the north of the Dang district. Tapti district, Navsari district, Valsad district and Maharashtra state are adjacent to the western direction. When Maharashtra State is adjacent to the east and south direction. The district has only one Ahwa taluka, which is also headquartered at Ahwa.
The district has thick forests of teak, cot and bamboo. Plants used for many medicines in Dang's forests grow. Most of this district is a hilly region. Dang is known because of the Dang Darbar held at the Holi (Shimga) festival here.
: Gandhinagar district is a district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The headquarters of Gandhinagar district is situated in the city of Gandhinagar.
Talukas of Gandhinagar district edit
Dehgam
Gandhinagar
Kalol
Mansa
Jamnagar district is situated in the Gujarat state of India. Jamnagar is the headquarters of this district, the administrative headquarters and the municipal corporation. In the times of Maharaja Kumar Shree Ranjitsinhji, this district was known as 'Nawanagar'. Jamnagar district lies slightly south in the Gulf of Kutch. Reliance Industries - India's largest private sector company has increased the importance of Jamnagar after establishing the world's largest refinery in the big Khawadi village near Jamnagar district. Apart from this, Essar Oil, another important oil refinery, is also located in this district. In addition, Jamnagar's name is world renowned for making Father's belongings. The brass industry here is Started since the 1960s. Jamnagar district has numerous factories of brass, in which the production items go to other states of India and also for sale abroad.
In addition to the famous pilgrimage center of Jamnagar district, Dwarka is situated in which the temple of Goddess Dwarkadhishji is located.
Junagadh district is a district of Gujarat state in western part of India, famous for its Somnath temple, Gir forest and Girnar mountain. Junagadh is the capital city of Junagadh district, which is a historic town and currently holds a municipality.
Porbandar, Amreli, Rajkot are districts surrounding Junagadh district. Its south side is the Arabian Sea.
According to the 2001 census, Junagadh district has a population of 24,48,173, of which 29% live in urban areas and the remaining rural areas.
Junagadh known sites Edit
Akshardham (Swaminarayan Temple)
Somnath Temple
Girnar Mountain
Gir Forest, Sanctuary for Asiatic Lion
Lamp
Tulsi Shyam
Ascension
Damodar Kund
Kachchh district is the largest district in the Indian state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Kutch district, spread over an area of 45,6 52 sq km, is the largest district in the country's first-ever area. It is said that the name of Kutch would have been due to the shape of its turtle. The ancient metropolis, Dholavira, which evolved from ancient Indus culture, is situated in Khachar region of Bhachau taluka in Kutch district. Ancient fossils have been found here in other areas, which are undergoing research work.
The district headquarters of Kutch can be moved from Bhuj to many rich animals and wildlife sanctuaries. Such as the Ghudkhar Sanctuary, Kutch Rann Sanctuary, Kutch Ghorad Sanctuary, Narayan Sarovar Chinkara Sanctuary, Bunny Ghasmin Protected Area and Chhichandh Freshwater Reservation Reserve Area.
Kheda district is a district in the Indian state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Nadiad taluka is the largest taluka in Kheda district. Dinosaur fossils have been found near Balasinor in the district. Nadiad is the headquarters of this district. Kheda district is very rich in agriculture. The major crops of the district are tobacco. Besides, cotton, millet and wheat are also well-proportioned.
Earlier, the headquarters of the district was at Kheda, but in the year 1997, the district and talukas were separated from the Kheda District by the division of the district of Anand district in the state of Gujarat. After splitting Kheda district headquarters has been moved to Nadiad.
Mehsana district is situated on the northeast corner of Gujarat. The administrative headquarters of the district is the city of Mehsana. The area of this district is 4,338 sq km. Is there. There are more than 606 villages in this district. According to the 2011 census, the population of the district was 20,27,727, out of which 22.40% of the population lives in urban areas. [1]
On the border of Mehsana district Banaskantha district on the north, Patan district on the west and Surendranagar district, Gandhinagar district and Ahmedabad district on the south and Sabarkantha district on the east are located.
Narmada district is the administrative district in the state of Gujarat. The headquarters of this district is Rajpipla. The area of district is 2,749 sq. Km Is there. According to the 2001 census, the population of the district was 5,14,404. This district is the third most backward district in the state of Gujarat. Most of the area in this district is hilly and forested.
Here Sardar Sarovar (Narmada Yojana) at Kevadia is an important multi-purpose plan of our country, out of which the main objective of irrigation and power generation is. Apart from this, a big dam is built on the other important river taxation of this district.
Navsari is an important district in the southern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India, and is the headquarters of this district at Navsari city. Surat district in the north of Navsari district, Dang district to the east and Valsad district in the south, while the Arabian Sea lies in the west. Navsari is the important station of Western Railway. There are many villages nearby. The people of this region are mainly Dhodiya, Kukana, Koli, Halpati, Naika, Kanabi, Ahir Bharwad, Mahayvanshi, Maati and Desai.
Navsari district runs through the rivers Purna, Ambika River, Kaveri river, Kharera river, Koskhanhi river etc.
This district has Jalalpur, Navsari, Gandevi, Chinle and Vansda talukas.
After Mumbai, Parsi people live in more numbers in Navsari. At the same time the population of Muslims is also significant. Many people know that Ketan Mehta, the director of the Hindi film "Maya Mithab" and "Mangal Pandey" is also a native of Navsari. [Citation needed] Buying grains of chickpea and gold in Navsari city and even buying gold price is also auspicious.
Patan district is the northern part of the total 33 districts of Gujarat state in the western part of India. This district headquarter is located in the historic city of Patan.
The total population of Patan district is 11,82,709 (according to census 2001), of which the number of men is 6,12,100 and the number of females is 5,70,609. Six Panchmahal districts in the urban areas and 9,44,288 people living in the rural areas of the total population of 2,38,428 people from the total population is an important district in the state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Panchmahal means five Mahal (district). The Sindhi king of Gwalior was assigned to the British in five districts. This entire area was named by the British as Panchmahal. Panchmahal district is situated at Godhra, the headquarters of the district.
According to the 2001 census, the population of this district was 20,25,277.
There are 3 talukas in Porbandar district and there are 186 Revenue villages in total in these three Talukas. Last ed. According to the census conducted in 2001, the total population of the district was 5,36,835 at that time, of which 48.69% is urban population. This district has three talukas:
Porbandar
Ranavav
Cottage
Porbandar is the headquarters of this district.
Rajkot is the district of western India, in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. District headquarter is Rajkot.
There are 10 talukas in this district.
Rajkot
Gondal
Jetpur
Dhoraji
Kotda-sangani
Uplate
Junk
Treble
Lothika
Jasdan
Sabarkantha district is a district in northern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The headquarters of this district is located at Himmatnagar city. Sabar Dairy is known in this city, where milk of entire district is deposited through tankers. The area of the district is 7,390 sq km.
General line
General structure of the district: [1]
Geographical location: 23.030 to 24.30 ° and 72.43 to 73.39 pm Longitude
Climate: The minimum temperature is 9oC in winter, the maximum temperature of 49oC in summer, usually inconvenient climate.
Land: Black, black, rocky, rocky, sandy, hilly and rocky
Rivers: Sabarmati, Khari, Meshwo, Hathmati, Harnav, Vatrak, Majum
Crop: Paddy, millet, cotton, wheat, sorghum, tobacco, groundnut, castor, rayado
Total village: 1,389
Number of Gram panchayats: Gram panchayat - 714, group gram panchayat - 325
Municipality: 7
National Highway No. 8 passes through here.
Surendranagar district is situated in the middle of Gujarat. This district is considered to be the gateway of Saurashtra. Surendranagar city is the headquarters of this district. The district's neighborhood is located in Kutch, Mehsana, Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Rajkot district. The district is an important district in agriculture and industrial terms, the famous ceramic industry has flourished here, besides many famous artists and literary figures born on this district. The famous Tarnetar fair of Gujarat is filled in this district.
Surat district is the most important district of South Gujarat in the western part of India. This district has 9 talukas [1] in Bardoli, Kamraj, Mahuva, Surat district, Olpad, Mandvi (Surat district), Palasana, Mangrol, Umarpada and Choresi. In the year of 2007, this district has been separated from the district of Tapi, which included Vyara, Songadh, Valload, Nijar and Ukhal talukas.
Tapi district is a district, south of the Indian state of Gujarat. In the year 2007, Tapi district was formed from some talukas of Surat district. The district headquarters of Tapi district is Vyara. This district has Vyara, Songad, Valload, Uchhal and Nizar taluka. This new district, which was built a few years ago, is going to have a special and rapid operation on new government institutions and other basic facilities. Sugar and paper factories as well as poultry farming (poultrypharm) are the main industries.
Index
1 Geographical and cultural situation
2 Tourist places in Tapi district
2.1 Unikai
2.2 Kakarrapar
2.3 Songadh
2.4 Padmundagari
2.5 Doswada
2.6 Viru
2.7 Fog
2.8 height
2.9 Guess
2.10 Vajapur Fort
2.11 Devlapada (Devulamadi)
Vadodara is a district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. Vadodara district headquarter is Vadodara.
Taluka of Vadodara district edit
Padra
Vadodara
Taxation
Daboui
Vagodia
Chotaaudepur
Pavi Jetpur
Couture
Nasvadi
Strait
Savli
Shinor
Valsad district is located in the western part of India, in the south of Gujarat State, in the south of Maharashtra state and the Union Territory of Daman, Dadra and Nagar Haveli are adjacent border districts. Navsari district on the north of Valsad district, Arabian sea in the west and Daman (bigger bigger), east of Dadra and Nagar Haveli sevas and south-west Maharashtra state border.
Valsad district has five talukas. (1) Valsad (2) Pardi (3) Umargam (4) Kaprada, and (5) Dharampur.
The total population of these five talukas is 14,10,680 according to the census of 200 years. There are 468 villages in Valsad district. (1) Valsad (2) Pardi and (3) Umaragam taluka of the district, there is a sea border of the Arabian Sea. Whereas Dharampur and Kaprada areas are mostly tribal population and hilly areas, which are adjacent to Maharashtra border.
Valsad district's sea border is 70 km. On the sea front (1) Valsad Town Poest. (Ii) Valsad Rural Poest. (3) Dungari P. Est. (4) Pardi P. Est. (V) Vapi Town P. Est. (Sea of Daman) (Kolkata Bay) and, (6) Umargam POST. Have existed.
National highway no. Of passage through this area 8 60 km Is no. This has resulted in industrial development in the east and west of the entire area. These industrial units are mainly chemical, and plastic and biopharmaceutical drugs. The district's climate is mainly suitable for paddy, sugarcane and foliage, most of the district is based on agriculture and the fishermen living on the seashore are settled for fishing business. Due to the industrial units, millions of people from the province have come to work because of their business.
Gir Somnath district is situated in Kathiawar in Gujarat state and Veraval is the headquarters of the district.
This district was released from Junagadh on 15th August, 2013, when seven new districts came into existence in Gujarat. The districts of Veraval, Lake, Kodinar, Una and Gir-Gadhada were included in this district. This district is famous for the Gir Forest of Asiatic Lion.
Talukas in the district of Aravalli Edit
Modasa
Malpur
Dhansura
Bhiloda
Bed
Meghraj
Chhotaudepur district is a district of Central Gujarat, constituted by Is Was made in 2013. This district was released from Vadodara district on August 15, 2013, when seven new districts came into existence in Gujarat. [1] [2] Shri Narendra Modi announced the formation of Chhotawadipur District as a new district of Gujarat at the tribal convention at Chhotawadepur on September 10, 2012. [3] The 8th District of the state was to be operational from Chhota Udepur district on 26th January 013. Chhotaudepur is the headquarters of this district, which is also the headquarters of the Chhotayepepur Taluka. The mineral industry has grown to a good extent here. This town is situated on the banks of the Orsang River.
Devbhumi Dwarka district is situated in the Gujarat state of India. Khambhaliya is the main city, administrative headquarters and municipality of this district. Since August 15, 2013, this new district has been implemented in Gujarat, out of 7 new districts.
There are tourist attractions like Dwarka, Bat Dwarka, Nageshwar etc., famously in Devbhumi Dwarka district.
Botad district is a district of Gujarat. Botad is its headquarters. The creation of Botad district was announced by the then Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Narendra Modi under Swami Vivekananda Vikas Yatra on September 23, 2012. [1]. The Battad district has been constituted with two separate talukas from Ahmedabad and Bhavnagar districts. [2] [1]. Gadhda and Botad talukas of Bhavnagar district and Barrala and Ranpur talukas of Ahmedabad district were found in this new Botad district. Botad district is divided into 2 provinces and 4 talukas and 3 municipalities are located in the district.
Botad district is famous for the Gadhada Swaminarayan Temple, Hanuman Temple of Sarangpur, Hirah Industry etc.
On August 15, 2013, Mahisagar district was separated from Panchmahal and Kheda. There are six talukas in Mahisagar district, in which two talukas of Kheda district and four talukas of Panchmahal district. Balasinor and Virpur talukas of Kheda district have been divided into new Mahisagar district, while Phagwell and Galteshwar remained in the new taluka of Kheda district. Lunavada, Khanpur, Kadana and Santrampur talukas are included in Panchmahal District in this new district.
Morbi is a district in the state of western India, in Saurashtra region of Gujarat. The district's headquarters are Morbi.
Taluka of Morbi district
The following five Talukas are included in Morbi district.
Morbi
Tinkara
Wankaner
Halvad
Rocks (mia)
This new district with five talukas has been created from four talukas of Rajkot district and one from Taluko Surendranagar district.
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There are a total of 33 districts in the Indian state of Gujarat.
Kutch district is the largest district
Dang district is the smallest district.
Ahmedabad district is an important district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India and lies on the banks of the Sabarmati river, and the state's largest city, Ahmedabad, is its headquarters. District Panchayat Bhawan, located in the Red Darwaja area of Ahmedabad city, is the headquarters of the district panchayat's administrative office. According to 2001 census, its population is 58,16,519, out of which 80.18% are urban.
There are Mehsana, Sabarkantha and Gandhinagar districts on the northern boundary of Ahmedabad district. Kheda district on the eastern boundary, the Gulf of Khambhat on the south side and Surendranagar district on Bhavnagar district and on the western boundary.
Talukas of Ahmedabad district
Ahmedabad city - The heart of Gujarat: It is said that a thousand years ago, a prosperous town named Asaval of Asaval had existed. Ashaval, named after the name of King of Asha named Bhilo. This town was a good town of North Gujarat with Patan and Khambhat. There were temples of Jain and Brahmins in Ashaal. Eventually, in terms of trade, this town became an important place in terms of military strategies.
Amreli district is a district of Gujarat's Saurashtra region. Amreli district is named after Amreli city, which is the headquarters of the district. Not only in the state of Gujarat, but for whole wheat, cotton and wheat cultivation, the whole country is famous and Pipavav Port is situated in this district. India has the largest cement plant in Rajula. There are 11 talukas in this district.
Anand district is an important district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The main headquarters of this district lies in Anand city. EQ In 1997, this district was separated from Kheda district.
Taluka in Anand district edit
Anand
Climbing
Age
Khambhat
Tarapur
Petal
Borsad
Sositra
Banaskantha is the northernmost district of Gujarat. Palanpur is its headquarters. Banaskantha district is famous for Ambaji (pilgrimage), Deesa (famous for potatoes, commercial center), Palanpur (headquarters, center of diamond center). This district has been named Banaskantha from Banas river.
Geography edit
The main rivers of
Banas
Sapoo
Saraswati
Arjun
Umdasashi
Luni (in the desert)
Ladder
Mountains Edit
Aravalli
Jason Hill
Bharuch City's mythological name was Bhrigukchacha. It lies on the banks of river Narmada, the largest river of Gujarat. Ankleshwar is an industrial center in Bharuch district. Apart from this, chemical fertilizer industry at Bharuch, Petroleum and chemical industry at Dahej and GIDC at Jhagadia. Has been developed very large scale. Bharuch district has become the important industrial hub of India on the western strip.
The geographical location of
Bharuch District is situated in North Gujarat's North-South 200'-100 '' and East Longitude 7 00 00 '34' in South Gujarat. Kheda and Vadodara districts in the north, Dhule (west Khandesh) district on the east, about 87 km from the Gulf of Khambat on the west. M Surat district is surrounded by this district and on the south side this district is surrounded. The Mahi River and the Narmada River separate this district from Anand (old Kheda district) and Vadodara district respectively. Geographical area of the district is 90.38 sq. Km. It is 4.61% of the total area of the state. 100km in Bharuch district There are long coastlines, on which Bharuch is medium level and dowry, Kavi and Tunkari are small ports
Bhavnagar district is located in Gujarat's Saurashtra division. The headquarters of the district is Bhavnagar city. The area of Bhavnagar district is spread over an area between 21.5 to 22.10 north latitude and 71.03 to 72.03 east longitude between 9940.5 square kilometers. There are 11 talukas in Bhavnagar district as follows.
Summer | Gadhada | Gradation | Ghogha | Talja | Palitana | Jesser | Bhavnagar | Mahuva | Vallabhipur | Sihor
Places in Bhavnagar district of
Bhavnagar district's list of tourist places, fairs and folk festivals
Tirtha dhamo tourist spots Public Fairs
Jain Derasar of Shetrunji, Palitana
Mr. Ankalak Mahadev
Bajrangdas Bapa, Bagdana
Shri Khadiyar Temple, Rajpara
The Alang Ship Cargo Along
Mahuva, by the acclamation of 'Saurashtra's Kashmir'
Velavadar Blackbriar National Park, Velavadar
Gopnath
Handbag
Palitana - Dhebarra-Terason Fair
Ruuparpi Fair
Shitaladerry Fair
Mr. Nishankal Mahadev Fair
Malnath Mahadev fair
Gautameshwar Mahadev fair, Shihor
Dahod district is a district on the east side of the state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Dahod district headquarters is Dahod. Dahod district is the eastern gate of Gujarat which has existed since date 0-1-1997, from the Panchmahal district on the eastern boundary of Gujarat state. Dahod district states is adjacent to the two of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh on the border of Gujarat.
There are 8 talukas in this district. The total population of this district (as per ES 001) is 16,3, 374, out of which Scheduled Tribe ie tribal population of 11,8, 25, and Scheduled Castes population is 3, 884, whereas other population 4,18,980 Is there. In this district there are 7.88% tribal population due to tribal population having backward tribal population. Lekhekheda taluka of Dahod district is second in the state as the most backward taluka, which has been adopted by the Chief Minister of the state for the proper development of 6 villages in the talukas of the talukas. Most of the land in the district is hilly and rocky, and agriculture is also based on the monsoon. The geographical location of the district is located between 73.45 to 74.30 latitude and longitude 30 to 3.30 longitude. The total area of the district is 3824 044 hectares. Climate is hot. The land is sloping, hilly, and light-hearted. In this district there are dammati river, panam river, fish river, hadf river, kali river, and Khan river folk. Crops of maize, chana, urad and other vegetables are mainly grown in this district. The total number of villages in this district is 696. The rural population of this district is 14.80 lakh and urban population is 1.75 lakh. Population density per square key. M There are as many as 3,59 per cent. The literacy rate is 4.56%.
In addition to the Civil Hospital at Dahod in Health, 1.2 Community Health Centers (Referral Health Centers), 60 Primary Health Centers, 332 Sub Health Centers and 473 Anganwadis etc. are available in this district.
Dang district is a district of the southern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India, with its headquarters being Ahwa.
Tapi district and Maharashtra state are adjacent to the north of the Dang district. Tapti district, Navsari district, Valsad district and Maharashtra state are adjacent to the western direction. When Maharashtra State is adjacent to the east and south direction. The district has only one Ahwa taluka, which is also headquartered at Ahwa.
The district has thick forests of teak, cot and bamboo. Plants used for many medicines in Dang's forests grow. Most of this district is a hilly region. Dang is known because of the Dang Darbar held at the Holi (Shimga) festival here.
: Gandhinagar district is a district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The headquarters of Gandhinagar district is situated in the city of Gandhinagar.
Talukas of Gandhinagar district edit
Dehgam
Gandhinagar
Kalol
Mansa
Jamnagar district is situated in the Gujarat state of India. Jamnagar is the headquarters of this district, the administrative headquarters and the municipal corporation. In the times of Maharaja Kumar Shree Ranjitsinhji, this district was known as 'Nawanagar'. Jamnagar district lies slightly south in the Gulf of Kutch. Reliance Industries - India's largest private sector company has increased the importance of Jamnagar after establishing the world's largest refinery in the big Khawadi village near Jamnagar district. Apart from this, Essar Oil, another important oil refinery, is also located in this district. In addition, Jamnagar's name is world renowned for making Father's belongings. The brass industry here is Started since the 1960s. Jamnagar district has numerous factories of brass, in which the production items go to other states of India and also for sale abroad.
In addition to the famous pilgrimage center of Jamnagar district, Dwarka is situated in which the temple of Goddess Dwarkadhishji is located.
Junagadh district is a district of Gujarat state in western part of India, famous for its Somnath temple, Gir forest and Girnar mountain. Junagadh is the capital city of Junagadh district, which is a historic town and currently holds a municipality.
Porbandar, Amreli, Rajkot are districts surrounding Junagadh district. Its south side is the Arabian Sea.
According to the 2001 census, Junagadh district has a population of 24,48,173, of which 29% live in urban areas and the remaining rural areas.
Junagadh known sites Edit
Akshardham (Swaminarayan Temple)
Somnath Temple
Girnar Mountain
Gir Forest, Sanctuary for Asiatic Lion
Lamp
Tulsi Shyam
Ascension
Damodar Kund
Kachchh district is the largest district in the Indian state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Kutch district, spread over an area of 45,6 52 sq km, is the largest district in the country's first-ever area. It is said that the name of Kutch would have been due to the shape of its turtle. The ancient metropolis, Dholavira, which evolved from ancient Indus culture, is situated in Khachar region of Bhachau taluka in Kutch district. Ancient fossils have been found here in other areas, which are undergoing research work.
The district headquarters of Kutch can be moved from Bhuj to many rich animals and wildlife sanctuaries. Such as the Ghudkhar Sanctuary, Kutch Rann Sanctuary, Kutch Ghorad Sanctuary, Narayan Sarovar Chinkara Sanctuary, Bunny Ghasmin Protected Area and Chhichandh Freshwater Reservation Reserve Area.
Kheda district is a district in the Indian state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Nadiad taluka is the largest taluka in Kheda district. Dinosaur fossils have been found near Balasinor in the district. Nadiad is the headquarters of this district. Kheda district is very rich in agriculture. The major crops of the district are tobacco. Besides, cotton, millet and wheat are also well-proportioned.
Earlier, the headquarters of the district was at Kheda, but in the year 1997, the district and talukas were separated from the Kheda District by the division of the district of Anand district in the state of Gujarat. After splitting Kheda district headquarters has been moved to Nadiad.
Mehsana district is situated on the northeast corner of Gujarat. The administrative headquarters of the district is the city of Mehsana. The area of this district is 4,338 sq km. Is there. There are more than 606 villages in this district. According to the 2011 census, the population of the district was 20,27,727, out of which 22.40% of the population lives in urban areas. [1]
On the border of Mehsana district Banaskantha district on the north, Patan district on the west and Surendranagar district, Gandhinagar district and Ahmedabad district on the south and Sabarkantha district on the east are located.
Narmada district is the administrative district in the state of Gujarat. The headquarters of this district is Rajpipla. The area of district is 2,749 sq. Km Is there. According to the 2001 census, the population of the district was 5,14,404. This district is the third most backward district in the state of Gujarat. Most of the area in this district is hilly and forested.
Here Sardar Sarovar (Narmada Yojana) at Kevadia is an important multi-purpose plan of our country, out of which the main objective of irrigation and power generation is. Apart from this, a big dam is built on the other important river taxation of this district.
Navsari is an important district in the southern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India, and is the headquarters of this district at Navsari city. Surat district in the north of Navsari district, Dang district to the east and Valsad district in the south, while the Arabian Sea lies in the west. Navsari is the important station of Western Railway. There are many villages nearby. The people of this region are mainly Dhodiya, Kukana, Koli, Halpati, Naika, Kanabi, Ahir Bharwad, Mahayvanshi, Maati and Desai.
Navsari district runs through the rivers Purna, Ambika River, Kaveri river, Kharera river, Koskhanhi river etc.
This district has Jalalpur, Navsari, Gandevi, Chinle and Vansda talukas.
After Mumbai, Parsi people live in more numbers in Navsari. At the same time the population of Muslims is also significant. Many people know that Ketan Mehta, the director of the Hindi film "Maya Mithab" and "Mangal Pandey" is also a native of Navsari. [Citation needed] Buying grains of chickpea and gold in Navsari city and even buying gold price is also auspicious.
Patan district is the northern part of the total 33 districts of Gujarat state in the western part of India. This district headquarter is located in the historic city of Patan.
The total population of Patan district is 11,82,709 (according to census 2001), of which the number of men is 6,12,100 and the number of females is 5,70,609. Six Panchmahal districts in the urban areas and 9,44,288 people living in the rural areas of the total population of 2,38,428 people from the total population is an important district in the state of Gujarat in the western part of India. Panchmahal means five Mahal (district). The Sindhi king of Gwalior was assigned to the British in five districts. This entire area was named by the British as Panchmahal. Panchmahal district is situated at Godhra, the headquarters of the district.
According to the 2001 census, the population of this district was 20,25,277.
There are 3 talukas in Porbandar district and there are 186 Revenue villages in total in these three Talukas. Last ed. According to the census conducted in 2001, the total population of the district was 5,36,835 at that time, of which 48.69% is urban population. This district has three talukas:
Porbandar
Ranavav
Cottage
Porbandar is the headquarters of this district.
Rajkot is the district of western India, in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. District headquarter is Rajkot.
There are 10 talukas in this district.
Rajkot
Gondal
Jetpur
Dhoraji
Kotda-sangani
Uplate
Junk
Treble
Lothika
Jasdan
Sabarkantha district is a district in northern part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. The headquarters of this district is located at Himmatnagar city. Sabar Dairy is known in this city, where milk of entire district is deposited through tankers. The area of the district is 7,390 sq km.
General line
General structure of the district: [1]
Geographical location: 23.030 to 24.30 ° and 72.43 to 73.39 pm Longitude
Climate: The minimum temperature is 9oC in winter, the maximum temperature of 49oC in summer, usually inconvenient climate.
Land: Black, black, rocky, rocky, sandy, hilly and rocky
Rivers: Sabarmati, Khari, Meshwo, Hathmati, Harnav, Vatrak, Majum
Crop: Paddy, millet, cotton, wheat, sorghum, tobacco, groundnut, castor, rayado
Total village: 1,389
Number of Gram panchayats: Gram panchayat - 714, group gram panchayat - 325
Municipality: 7
National Highway No. 8 passes through here.
Surendranagar district is situated in the middle of Gujarat. This district is considered to be the gateway of Saurashtra. Surendranagar city is the headquarters of this district. The district's neighborhood is located in Kutch, Mehsana, Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Rajkot district. The district is an important district in agriculture and industrial terms, the famous ceramic industry has flourished here, besides many famous artists and literary figures born on this district. The famous Tarnetar fair of Gujarat is filled in this district.
Surat district is the most important district of South Gujarat in the western part of India. This district has 9 talukas [1] in Bardoli, Kamraj, Mahuva, Surat district, Olpad, Mandvi (Surat district), Palasana, Mangrol, Umarpada and Choresi. In the year of 2007, this district has been separated from the district of Tapi, which included Vyara, Songadh, Valload, Nijar and Ukhal talukas.
Tapi district is a district, south of the Indian state of Gujarat. In the year 2007, Tapi district was formed from some talukas of Surat district. The district headquarters of Tapi district is Vyara. This district has Vyara, Songad, Valload, Uchhal and Nizar taluka. This new district, which was built a few years ago, is going to have a special and rapid operation on new government institutions and other basic facilities. Sugar and paper factories as well as poultry farming (poultrypharm) are the main industries.
Index
1 Geographical and cultural situation
2 Tourist places in Tapi district
2.1 Unikai
2.2 Kakarrapar
2.3 Songadh
2.4 Padmundagari
2.5 Doswada
2.6 Viru
2.7 Fog
2.8 height
2.9 Guess
2.10 Vajapur Fort
2.11 Devlapada (Devulamadi)
Vadodara is a district in the central part of Gujarat state in the western part of India. Vadodara district headquarter is Vadodara.
Taluka of Vadodara district edit
Padra
Vadodara
Taxation
Daboui
Vagodia
Chotaaudepur
Pavi Jetpur
Couture
Nasvadi
Strait
Savli
Shinor
Valsad district is located in the western part of India, in the south of Gujarat State, in the south of Maharashtra state and the Union Territory of Daman, Dadra and Nagar Haveli are adjacent border districts. Navsari district on the north of Valsad district, Arabian sea in the west and Daman (bigger bigger), east of Dadra and Nagar Haveli sevas and south-west Maharashtra state border.
Valsad district has five talukas. (1) Valsad (2) Pardi (3) Umargam (4) Kaprada, and (5) Dharampur.
The total population of these five talukas is 14,10,680 according to the census of 200 years. There are 468 villages in Valsad district. (1) Valsad (2) Pardi and (3) Umaragam taluka of the district, there is a sea border of the Arabian Sea. Whereas Dharampur and Kaprada areas are mostly tribal population and hilly areas, which are adjacent to Maharashtra border.
Valsad district's sea border is 70 km. On the sea front (1) Valsad Town Poest. (Ii) Valsad Rural Poest. (3) Dungari P. Est. (4) Pardi P. Est. (V) Vapi Town P. Est. (Sea of Daman) (Kolkata Bay) and, (6) Umargam POST. Have existed.
National highway no. Of passage through this area 8 60 km Is no. This has resulted in industrial development in the east and west of the entire area. These industrial units are mainly chemical, and plastic and biopharmaceutical drugs. The district's climate is mainly suitable for paddy, sugarcane and foliage, most of the district is based on agriculture and the fishermen living on the seashore are settled for fishing business. Due to the industrial units, millions of people from the province have come to work because of their business.
Gir Somnath district is situated in Kathiawar in Gujarat state and Veraval is the headquarters of the district.
This district was released from Junagadh on 15th August, 2013, when seven new districts came into existence in Gujarat. The districts of Veraval, Lake, Kodinar, Una and Gir-Gadhada were included in this district. This district is famous for the Gir Forest of Asiatic Lion.
Talukas in the district of Aravalli Edit
Modasa
Malpur
Dhansura
Bhiloda
Bed
Meghraj
Chhotaudepur district is a district of Central Gujarat, constituted by Is Was made in 2013. This district was released from Vadodara district on August 15, 2013, when seven new districts came into existence in Gujarat. [1] [2] Shri Narendra Modi announced the formation of Chhotawadipur District as a new district of Gujarat at the tribal convention at Chhotawadepur on September 10, 2012. [3] The 8th District of the state was to be operational from Chhota Udepur district on 26th January 013. Chhotaudepur is the headquarters of this district, which is also the headquarters of the Chhotayepepur Taluka. The mineral industry has grown to a good extent here. This town is situated on the banks of the Orsang River.
Devbhumi Dwarka district is situated in the Gujarat state of India. Khambhaliya is the main city, administrative headquarters and municipality of this district. Since August 15, 2013, this new district has been implemented in Gujarat, out of 7 new districts.
There are tourist attractions like Dwarka, Bat Dwarka, Nageshwar etc., famously in Devbhumi Dwarka district.
Botad district is a district of Gujarat. Botad is its headquarters. The creation of Botad district was announced by the then Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Narendra Modi under Swami Vivekananda Vikas Yatra on September 23, 2012. [1]. The Battad district has been constituted with two separate talukas from Ahmedabad and Bhavnagar districts. [2] [1]. Gadhda and Botad talukas of Bhavnagar district and Barrala and Ranpur talukas of Ahmedabad district were found in this new Botad district. Botad district is divided into 2 provinces and 4 talukas and 3 municipalities are located in the district.
Botad district is famous for the Gadhada Swaminarayan Temple, Hanuman Temple of Sarangpur, Hirah Industry etc.
On August 15, 2013, Mahisagar district was separated from Panchmahal and Kheda. There are six talukas in Mahisagar district, in which two talukas of Kheda district and four talukas of Panchmahal district. Balasinor and Virpur talukas of Kheda district have been divided into new Mahisagar district, while Phagwell and Galteshwar remained in the new taluka of Kheda district. Lunavada, Khanpur, Kadana and Santrampur talukas are included in Panchmahal District in this new district.
Morbi is a district in the state of western India, in Saurashtra region of Gujarat. The district's headquarters are Morbi.
Taluka of Morbi district
The following five Talukas are included in Morbi district.
Morbi
Tinkara
Wankaner
Halvad
Rocks (mia)
This new district with five talukas has been created from four talukas of Rajkot district and one from Taluko Surendranagar district.
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