Hamirpur district

Hamirpur district is an administrative region in Uttar Pradesh situated between the Yamuna and Betwa rivers, combining farmland with towns and villages. It is divided into four administrative subdivisions with Hamirpur town serving as the main administrative center.

The region originated from the North-Western Provinces and underwent several administrative reorganizations before becoming part of Uttar Pradesh after independence in 1947. These changes shaped the district's current boundaries and administrative structure.

People here speak Hindi and Bundeli, languages that carry the region's traditions through seasonal festivals and community gatherings. These celebrations shape how neighbors connect and share their daily lives together.

The district spans farmland and settled areas best explored using local transportation options available in towns and villages. Visiting the main centers in each subdivision helps you understand the region's layout and local life.

Where the Yamuna and Betwa rivers meet, sand deposits form naturally and have long been harvested for use in construction and building across the region. This natural feature remains economically important to local communities.

Location: Chitrakoot division

Capital city: Hamirpur

Shares border with: Jalaun district, Banda district

Website: http://Hamirpur.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 25.75000,80.00000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:32