Valsad district, Administrative district in Gujarat, India
Valsad district is an administrative region in Gujarat that stretches along the Arabian Sea coast and encompasses several smaller administrative divisions. The area combines coastal and inland regions, hosting a mix of urban centers and rural communities.
The district was established in 1966 when it was separated from Surat district. Over the decades, administrative reorganizations have shaped its current boundaries.
Tribal communities form a significant part of the population and maintain their own languages and customs alongside regional languages. Their ways of life, from farming practices to social gatherings, shape the character of the district.
The region has several educational institutions that reflect local infrastructure and development. Getting around involves using roads that connect the various settlements and communities within the district.
The area is known for growing Alphonso mangoes, a prized variety with distinctive flavor. The district also hosts one of the country's largest wastewater treatment facilities, which serves the industrial sector.
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