Beed district, Administrative district in Sambhajinagar division, Maharashtra, India
Beed district is an administrative division in Sambhajinagar region covering approximately 10,700 square kilometers with headquarters in the main city. The territory divides into eleven administrative units that each manage local governance and public services.
The region was originally governed as part of Hyderabad State until joining Maharashtra in 1960 as an independent administrative unit. This merger brought new governance structures and marked a turning point in regional administration.
The main city functions as a central market where farmers bring their harvest and traders conduct business, showing how agriculture connects people across the district. This marketplace tradition remains central to how communities live and work together.
Travel through the region is easiest during dry months when roads connecting administrative centers are in good condition. Public transportation links the main city with smaller towns and villages across the eleven administrative units.
The region produces significant quantities of sugar through processing of locally grown sugarcane in multiple factories dotted across the district. This sugar production employs thousands and shapes the economic activities that communities depend on.
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