Nizamabad district

Nizamabad district is an administrative region in Telangana featuring varied terrain with farmland, towns, and natural areas spread across the landscape. The land sits at approximately 395 meters in elevation and blends rural and urban spaces throughout.

The region was established in 1905 during British colonial administration. It remained part of Andhra Pradesh until 2014, when it became part of the newly created state of Telangana.

Hindu temples and Muslim mosques stand side by side across the landscape, reflecting how different faith communities shape daily life here. You can see how these traditions influence local practices and the way people use public spaces.

The region is well connected to larger cities through railways and highways, making travel between areas straightforward. Nizamabad city serves as the main hub and offers the most facilities and services for visitors.

Rice, millet, and cotton farming dominate the economy throughout the year, shaping both the landscape and local livelihoods. These crops are visible across fields and influence the rhythm of work in the district.

Location: Telangana

Inception: 1905

Capital city: Nizamabad

Elevation above the sea: 395 m

Shares border with: Nanded district, Karimnagar district

Website: http://mcnizamabad.in

GPS coordinates: 18.68333,78.10000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:23