North Delhi district

North Delhi district is an administrative division in northern India comprising urban and rural areas under state governance. The region encompasses several administrative subdivisions that together form a diverse area with mixed settlement patterns.

The area was long part of Delhi's historical administrative structure and underwent reorganization during a modern governance reform. This restructuring created a distinct administrative entity with defined boundaries and jurisdictional responsibilities.

The district maintains 32 schools, 7 hospitals, and 2 universities, supporting educational and healthcare needs for its 883,418 residents.

The district is accessible by public transport with several entry points to administrative centers and public facilities. Visitors can find basic government services and administrative buildings serving various civic needs.

The District Magistrate Office complex features a vertical garden constructed with recycled plastic bottles, demonstrating environmental initiatives within the administration.

Location: Delhi division

Elevation above the sea: 213 m

Shares border with: Central Delhi district, Ghaziabad district

Website: http://delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit_dcnorth/dcnorth/Home

GPS coordinates: 28.67639,77.22500

Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:29