Dediapada Taluka

Dediapada Taluka extends across 1,053 square kilometers, with 94.8 percent being rural areas and containing 205 distinct villages within its boundaries.

The administrative region became a separate taluka during the reorganization of Gujarat districts, establishing its governance structure within Narmada district.

The population of 174,449 residents includes 168,181 members of scheduled tribes, reflecting strong indigenous communities maintaining traditional practices.

The region connects to neighboring areas through state highways linking to Ankleshwar, Rajpipla, Sagbara, and Shahada, facilitating transportation across the district.

Ninai Waterfall and Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary stand as natural landmarks within the taluka, supporting local ecological tourism initiatives.

Location: Narmada district

Capital city: Dediapada

GPS coordinates: 21.63330,73.58330

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:02