Shamli district

Shamli is an administrative district in Saharanpur division, Uttar Pradesh, covering a significant stretch of land in northern India. The district encompasses rural communities and Shamli City, which serves as its administrative center.

The district was established in 2011 as a new administrative unit after authorities separated it from a neighboring district. It was initially given a different name before being renamed to its current designation.

The local population speaks primarily Hindi and Urdu, reflecting northern India's linguistic traditions with multiple religious communities coexisting in the area. This language mix shapes how people interact and connect throughout the region.

The district headquarters is well-connected by major highways linking it to Delhi and other major urban centers in the region. Visitors should plan to use local transport options to get around the area effectively.

The region is known for rim-axle manufacturing, a specialized craft that operates under a state-wide product initiative program. Sugar mills also play an important role in the local economy and production.

Location: Saharanpur division

Inception: September 28, 2011

Capital city: Shamli

Elevation above the sea: 248 m

Shares border with: Muzaffarnagar district

Website: http://Shamli.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 29.45000,77.32000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 01:07