Haveri district

Haveri district is an administrative region in Karnataka that encompasses several taluks and serves as a local governance center. It coordinates various communities and provides essential services to its residents across multiple administrative divisions.

The district was established in 1997 following the division of larger administrative areas to improve local governance and services. This restructuring allowed for better administration of communities across the region.

The name derives from Kannada language, referring to natural features that shape the region's identity. Local communities have preserved this linguistic connection through centuries, keeping the regional heritage alive in everyday speech.

The district headquarters provides access to schools, hospitals, and transportation networks connecting to larger cities in Karnataka. Visitors can find essential facilities and services for a functional stay.

Ancient stone inscriptions from early dynasties are scattered throughout the district, recording messages from rulers of the past. These artifacts offer insights into the region's earlier history.

Location: Belgaum division

Capital city: Haveri

Shares border with: Dharwad district, Ballari district

Website: http://haveri.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 14.80000,75.40000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 12:42