Belagavi district

Belagavi district is an administrative region in Karnataka with a landscape shaped by rivers that form its natural boundaries and fertile black soil across the terrain. The area divides into several administrative zones and includes hundreds of settlements, each contributing to the region's character.

The district was established in 1836 and underwent several administrative reorganizations across different governing periods, each shaping how communities developed and connected. These changes left marks on how the region operates today.

The area holds several temples that anchor local spiritual life and draw pilgrims throughout the year, shaping how communities gather and celebrate important occasions together.

The district operates through several administrative zones connecting various towns and rural areas across the landscape. Roads link these centers, though conditions vary, and visitors should prepare for a mix of urban and village settings.

The district stands out as Karnataka's leading producer of lentils, a crop that dominates local agriculture and feeds much of the region's economy. The area also has deposits of a specific stone used for local construction and trade.

Location: Belgaum division

Inception: 1836

Capital city: Belgaum

Shares border with: Sangli district, Gadag district

Website: http://belgaum.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 15.85000,74.55000

Latest update: December 23, 2025 10:29