Hapur district

Hapur district is an administrative division in the Meerut region and spans across fertile plains with fields, settlements, and towns scattered throughout. The area sits in Uttar Pradesh and shows the typical layout of an agricultural district with both rural villages and smaller urban centers.

The district was established on September 28, 2011, when it separated from its former administrative territory and became an independent unit. This creation allowed more localized governance for the growing population in this region.

The people of this district shape the landscape through their agricultural way of life, reflecting generations of farming traditions and local craftsmanship. Visitors can observe in villages how traditional methods still mix with contemporary techniques.

The area is well connected through National Highway NH-58 and regular train services to nearby urban centers, making it easy to reach. The best time to explore is during cooler months, as summers bring intense heat to the plains.

The district has a high literacy rate that stands above the average for Uttar Pradesh, showing how education is valued in this region. This achievement is particularly striking for an area mainly driven by agriculture.

Location: Meerut division

Inception: September 28, 2011

Capital city: Hapur

Website: http://Hapur.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 28.73090,77.77570

Latest update: December 22, 2025 09:39