Rampur district

Rampur district is an administrative region in Uttar Pradesh that extends across an area between coordinates 28.25 to 29.10 degrees North and 78.54 to 79.28 degrees East. The territory divides into over 1,200 villages served by 17 police stations.

The district houses the Raza Library, a collection with over 12,000 manuscripts and extensive works from the Mughal period. This library preserves a significant selection of miniature paintings that document different historical eras.

Multiple religious communities live together in the district, with Islam predominant in cities and Hinduism in countryside villages. People speak Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi in their daily lives.

The district has good connections through telephone code 0595 and postal code 244901 for communications. Visitors should know that the area consists of many scattered villages, and travel between locations can take time.

From the northern areas of the district, visitors can see the mountain ranges of Nainital rising in the distance after heavy rainfall. This rare natural sight offers an unexpected view of the Himalayan region.

Location: Moradabad division

Capital city: Rampur

Shares border with: Moradabad district, Bareilly district

Website: http://Rampur.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 28.80000,79.02000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 15:56