Gondia district

Gondia district spans across 5,234 square kilometers of land in Maharashtra, comprising eight distinct administrative divisions called talukas with a population of 1.3 million residents.

The district emerged during India's states reorganization, becoming an integral part of the Nagpur division while maintaining its administrative independence through local governance structures.

The district maintains a demographic composition where Marathi speakers constitute 73 percent of the population, practicing primarily Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam across their communities.

The region experiences temperature variations from 0 to 42 degrees Celsius throughout the year, receiving substantial rainfall of 1,200 millimeters during the monsoon months.

The Wainganga River flows through the district, supporting agricultural activities and providing essential water resources to the numerous farming communities in the region.

Location: Nagpur division

Capital city: Gondia

Shares border with: Bhandara district

Website: http://gondia.gov.in

GPS coordinates: 21.46139,80.19139

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:24