Sangli district, Administrative district in Maharashtra, India
Sangli is an administrative district in the Pune region that extends across rolling terrain with multiple river systems. The landscape displays a patchwork of sugar cane fields, scattered woodlands, and irrigated farming areas interspersed between settlements.
The district formed in 1949 from parts of the former Satara District and received its current name in 1960. Its boundaries took shape through the consolidation of administrative territories following India's independence.
Sugar cane dominates the landscape and the local economy, with mills forming the backbone of many communities here. The crop shapes how people work and live across the region.
The district is accessible via National Highways NH-4 and NH-204, which connect to major cities across Maharashtra. The nearest airport provides air links for travelers arriving from distant regions.
The district contains Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, a created forest where numerous animal and plant species were deliberately introduced for conservation. This project represents a rare example of intentionally designed nature in the region.
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