Topics: Maharashtra : Districts
This category contains categories for each of the administrative districts of the state.
Ahmadnagar
This district is named after the city of Ahmednagar.
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Akola
This district is named after the city of Akola. Akola City is located in the north central part of Maharashtra on the banks of Murna River and it is an important district in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra State.
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Amravati
Amaravati is situated right in the center of the northern border of the Maharashtra State.
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Aurangabad
This district is named after the city of Aurangabad.
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Bhandara
The district is bounded on the N., NE. and E. by lofty hills, inhabited by Gonds and other aboriginal tribes, while the W.
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Bid
This category lists web sites relating to Bid district.
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Buldhana
Buldhana district is bounded in the north by the Nirmur district of Madhya Pradesh , in the east by Akola district, in south by Parbhani district and in the west by Aurangabad and Jalgaon district.
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Chandrapur
This district is named after the town of Chandrapur.
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Dhule
This district is named after the town of Dhule.
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Gadchiroli
The Gadchiroli district was carved out on 26th August 1982 by the division of erstwhile Chandrapur district.
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Gondia
This category lists web sites relating to Gondia district.
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Hingoli
This is one of the youngest districts of Maharashtra. Aundha Nagnath Jyotirling temple, considered a fine specimen of Hemadpanthi style is in this district.
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Jalgaon
This district is named after the town of Jalgaon.Jalgaon located in the northwest region of Maharashtra State is an agrarian city, which lies north of Nasik (also spelt as Nashik), bounded in the north by Satpuda range, in South by Ajanta range, in the west by Dhulia district and in the East by Buldhana district.
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Jalna
Jalna was formerly a part of Nizam State. This district was part of erstwhile Aurangabad district and was formed on 1st May 1982, by carving out Jalna, Bhokardan, Jafrabad, Ambad tahsils of Aurangabad district and Partur tahsil of Parbhani district.
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Kolhapur
Kolhapur district is the southernmost district of Maharashtra. Its headquarter is Kolhapur which is an ancient city.
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Latur
Latur is a district in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra. It was carved out of the Osmanabad district on 16-8-1982.
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Nagpur
This district is named after the city of Nagpur.Nagpur is located in northeastern part of Maharashtra State, and is almost at the geographical center of India.
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Nanded
Nanded district is located in the southeastern part of Maharashtra bordering Andhra Pradesh.
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Nandurbar
The district of Dhule in Maharashtra was divided on 1st july 1998 to form two new districts-Dhule and Nandurbar.
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Nashik
This district is named after the city of Nashik.
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Osmanabad
Osmanabad District is the area round the city of Osmanabad. It has sometimes been known as Dharashiv.
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Parbhani
Parbhani, earlier also known as Prabhavatinagar is one of the seven districts in the Marathawada region.
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Pune
Pune District, named after its principal city of Pune.
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Raigad
This district is named after the fort of Raigad.
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Ratnagiri
Ratnagiri is located in the southwestern part of Maharashtra State on the Arabian Sea coast.
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Sangli
This district is named after the town of Sangli.
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Satara
Satara district is located in the western part of Maharashtra. It is bounded by Pune district to the north, Solapur district to the east, Sangli district to the south, and Ratnagiri district to the west.
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Sindhudurg
A district in the south of Maharashtra, bordering Goa.
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Solapur
This district is named after the city of Solapur.
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Thane
Thane is located to the north east of Mumbai. This district lies in the northwest of Maharashtra state.
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Wardha
This district is named after the town of Wardha.
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Washim
This district is named after the town of Washim.
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Yavatmal
The Yavatmal District is located in the eastern region (Vidharba) of the Maharashtra state of India.
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