List of districts in India

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Populations| Greatest: Thane, Maharashtra—11,060,148 (2011 census)
Least: Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh—8,004 (2011 census)
Areas| Largest: Kutch, Gujarat—45,652 km2 (17,626 sq mi)
Smallest: Mahé, Puducherry—8.69 km2 (3.36 sq mi)
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Smallest: Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
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A district (zila), also known as revenue district, is an administrative division of an Indian state or territory. In some cases, districts are further subdivided into sub-divisions, and in others directly into tehsils or talukas. As of 27 March 2025[update], there are a total of 780 districts in India. This count includes Mahe and Yanam which are Census districts and not Administrative districts and also includes the temporary Maha Kumbh Mela district but excludes Itanagar Capital Complex which has a Deputy Commissioner but is not an official district.

## District Administration

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The District officials include

* District & Sessions Judge (Principal & additional), an office to Indian Judicial Service (state), responsible for justice and passing orders of imprisonment, including the death penalty and also have limited administrative power. Also have appellate jurisdiction over all subordinate courts in the district for both civil and criminal matters.[1][2][3]
* District Magistrate or Deputy Commissioner or District Collector, an officer of the Indian Administrative Service, in charge of administration and revenue collection[4]
* Superintendent of Police or Senior Superintendent of Police or Deputy Commissioner of Police, an officer belonging to the Indian Police Service, responsible for maintaining law and order.[5] Superintendent of Police is incharge of the police administration of the respective police district. The police district is either coterminous with the revenue district or divided into two within the revenue district.
* Deputy Conservator of Forests, an officer belonging to the Indian Forest Service, entrusted with the management of the forests, environment and wildlife of the district[6]
* Other district-level officials of respective state government departments, such as the District Educational Officer, District Medical Officer, District Supply Officer, District Fire Officer, District Development Commissioner, etc.

Each of these officials is aided by officers from the appropriate branch of the state government. Most districts have a distinct headquarters; but the districts of Mumbai City in Maharashtra,[7] Kolkata in West Bengal, Hyderabad in Telangana, and Chennai in Tamil Nadu are examples where there are no distinct district headquarters, although there are district collectors.

## Overview

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Number of districts & population (as per 2011) in administrative divisions  Administrative divisions  | No. of districts  | Total population  | Population per district

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States
Andhra Pradesh | 26  | 49,577,103  | 1,906,812
Arunachal Pradesh | 27  | 1,383,727  | 51,249
Assam | 35  | 31,205,576  | 891,588
Bihar | 38  | 104,099,452  | 2,739,459
Chhattisgarh | 33  | 25,545,198  | 774,097
Goa | 2  | 1,458,545  | 729,273
Gujarat | 34  | 60,439,692  | 1,777,638
Haryana | 22  | 25,351,462  | 1,152,339
Himachal Pradesh | 12  | 6,864,602  | 572,050
Jharkhand | 24  | 32,988,134  | 1,374,506
Karnataka | 31  | 61,095,297  | 1,970,816
Kerala | 14  | 33,406,061  | 2,386,147
Madhya Pradesh | 55  | 72,626,809  | 1,320,487
Maharashtra | 36  | 112,374,333  | 3,121,509
Manipur | 16  | 2,570,390  | 160,649
Meghalaya | 12  | 2,966,889  | 247,241
Mizoram | 11  | 1,097,206  | 99,746
Nagaland | 17  | 1,978,502  | 116,382
Odisha | 30  | 41,974,218  | 1,399,141
Punjab | 23  | 27,743,338  | 1,206,232
Rajasthan | 41  | 68,548,437  | 1,671,913
Sikkim | 6  | 610,577  | 101,763
Tamil Nadu | 38  | 72,147,030  | 1,898,606
Telangana | 33  | 35,003,674  | 1,060,717
Tripura | 8  | 3,673,917  | 459,240
Uttar Pradesh | 75  | 199,812,341  | 2,664,165
Uttarakhand | 13  | 10,086,292  | 775,869
West Bengal | 23  | 91,276,115  | 3,968,527
Union Territory
Andaman and Nicobar Islands | 3  | 380,581  | 126,860
Chandigarh | 1  | 1,055,450  | 1,055,450
Dadra Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu | 3  | 586,956  | 195,652
Jammu and Kashmir | 20  | 12,258,093  | 612,905
Ladakh | 7  | 290,492  | 145,246
Lakshadweep | 1  | 64,473  | 64,473
Delhi | 11  | 16,787,941  | 1,526,176
Puducherry | 4  | 1,247,953  | 311,988
Total | 792  | 1,210,576,856  | 1,552,022
Largest and Smallest Districts in India  | Largest District  | Smallest District

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By Land Area | Kutch district | Mahe district
By Population | North 24 Parganas district | Dibang Valley district

## Naming

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The majority of districts are named after their administrative centre. Some are referred to by two names, a traditional one and one that uses the name of the town that is the headquarters. Since most of the districts are named after a town, the word "district" is appended to distinguish between the town and the district.

## Similar names

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### Districts sharing their name with another district in India

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* Aurangabad district, Bihar and Aurangabad district, Maharashtra
* Balrampur district, Chhattisgarh and Balrampur district, Uttar Pradesh
* Bijapur district, Chhattisgarh and Bijapur district, Karnataka[a]
* Bilaspur district, Chhattisgarh and Bilaspur district, Himachal Pradesh
* Hamirpur district, Himachal Pradesh and Hamirpur district, Uttar Pradesh
* Pratapgarh district, Rajasthan and Pratapgarh district, Uttar Pradesh
* Raigarh district, Chhattisgarh and Raigad district, Maharashtra

### Districts sharing their name with a district in a neighbouring country in South Asia

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* Bhojpur district, Bihar shares a name with Bhojpur District, Nepal
* Daman district, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu shares a name with Daman District, Afghanistan
* Dang district, Gujarat shares a name with Dang District, Nepal
* Ghaziabad district, Uttar Pradesh shares a name with Ghaziabad District, Afghanistan
* Gopalganj district, Bihar shares a name with Gopalganj District, Bangladesh
* Hyderabad district, Telangana shares a name with Hyderabad District, Pakistan
* Lalitpur district, Uttar Pradesh shares a name with Lalitpur District, Nepal
* Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir, shares a name with Poonch District, Pakistan (the two were, prior to Partition, one district – which got split by the Line of Control, since then the two parts have been administered separately)

### Districts sharing names with those outside of South Asia entirely

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* Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, with Dhar District, Yemen
* Banda district, Uttar Pradesh with Banda District, Republic of the Congo and Banda District, Ghana
* Mansa district, Punjab, with Mansa District, Zambia.
* Salem district, Tamil Nadu with Salem, Massachusetts, United States, Salem, Brebes Regency, Indonesia, Salem, Oregon, United States
* Indore district, Madhya Pradesh with Indore, West Virginia

## States

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The following tables list the population details of various states. The columns include the hierarchical administrative subdivision codes,[8] the district name, district headquarters, 2011 census population,[9] area in square kilometres, and the population density per square kilometre.[9]

### Andhra Pradesh (AP)

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See also: Districts of Andhra Pradesh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2021)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1  | AS  | Alluri Sitharama Raju | Paderu | 954,000  | 12,251  | 77.87
2  | AK  | Anakapalli | Anakapalli | 1,727,000  | 4,292  | 402.38
3 | AN | Ananthapuramu | Ananthapuramu | 2,241,100 | 10,205 | 219.608
4  | AM  | Annamayya | Rayachoti | 1,697,300  | 7,954  | 213.389
5  | BP  | Bapatla | Bapatla | 1,587,000  | 3,829  | 414.47
6 | CH | Chittoor | Chittoor | 1,873,000 | 6,855 | 273.23
7  | KN  | Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema | Amalapuram | 1,719,100  | 2,083  | 825.30
8 | EG | East Godavari | Rajamahendravaram | 1,832,300 | 2,561 | 715.46
9  | EL  | Eluru | Eluru | 2,071,700  | 6,679  | 310.181
10 | GU | Guntur | Guntur | 2,091,000 | 2,443 | 855.9
11  | KK  | Kakinada | Kakinada | 2,092,300  | 3,019  | 693.04
12 | KR | Krishna | Machilipatnam | 1,735,000 | 3,775 | 459.602
13 | KU | Kurnool | Kurnool | 2,271,700 | 7,980 | 284.67
14  | NN  | Nandyal | Nandyal | 1,781,800  | 9,682  | 184.032
15 | NE | Nellore | Nellore | 2,469,700 | 10,441 | 236
16  | NT  | NTR | Vijayawada | 2,218,000  | 3,316  | 668.88
17  | PL  | Palnadu | Narasaraopet | 2,042,000  | 7,298  | 279.80
18  | PM  | Parvathipuram Manyam | Parvathipuram | 925,300  | 3,659  | 252.88
19 | PR | Prakasam | Ongole | 2,288,000 | 14,322 | 160
20 | SR | Srikakulam | Srikakulam | 2,191,471 | 4,591 | 477.34
21  | SS  | Sri Sathya Sai | Puttaparthi | 1,840,000  | 8,925  | 206.2
22  | TR  | Tirupati | Tirupati | 2,197,000  | 8,231  | 241.72
23 | VS | Visakhapatnam | Visakhapatnam | 1,959,500 | 1,048 | 1869.8
24 | VZ | Vizianagaram | Vizianagaram | 1,930,800 | 4,122 | 468.41
25 | WG | West Godavari | Bhimavaram | 1,780,000 | 2,178 | 817.3
26 | CU | YSR Kadapa | Kadapa | 2,060,700 | 11,228 | 183.532

### Arunachal Pradesh (AR)

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See also: Districts of Arunachal Pradesh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AJ | Anjaw | Hawai | 21,089 | 6,190 | 3
2 | CH | Changlang | Changlang | 147,951 | 4,662 | 32
3 | EK | East Kameng | Seppa | 78,413 | 4,134 | 19
4 | ES | East Siang | Pasighat | 99,019 | 3,603 | 27
5 |  - [b] | Kamle | Raga | 22,256 | 200 | 111
6 |  - [c] | Kra Daadi | Palin | 22,290 | 2202 | 10
7 | KK | Kurung Kumey | Koloriang | 89,717 | 6,040 | 15
8 |  - [d] | Lepa Rada | Basar |  - |  - |  -
9 | EL | Lohit | Tezu | 145,538 | 2,402 | 61
10 | LD | Longding | Longding | 60,000 | 1,200 | 50
11 | DV | Lower Dibang Valley | Roing | 53,986 | 3,900 | 14
12 |  - [e] | Lower Siang | Likabali | 22,630 |  - |  -
13 | LB | Lower Subansiri | Ziro | 82,839 | 3,508 | 24
14 |  - [f] | Namsai | Namsai | 95,950 | 1,587 | 60
15 |  - [g] | Pakke-Kessang | Lemmi | 15,358 | 1,932 | 7.9
16 | PA | Papum Pare | Yupia | 176,385 | 2,875 | 61
17 |  - [h] | Shi Yomi | Tato | 13,310 | 2,875 | 5
18 |  - [i] | Siang | Boleng | 31,920 | 2,919 | 11
19 | TA | Tawang | Tawang | 49,950 | 2,085 | 24
20 | TI | Tirap | Khonsa | 111,997 | 2,362 | 47
21 | UD | Upper Dibang Valley | Anini | 8,004 | 9,129 | 1
22 | US | Upper Siang | Yingkiong | 35,289 | 6,188 | 6
23 | UB | Upper Subansiri | Daporijo | 83,205 | 7,032 | 12
24 | WK | West Kameng | Bomdila | 87,013 | 7,422 | 12
25 | WS | West Siang | Aalo | 112,272 | 8,325 | 13
26  |  | Keyi Panyor | Yachuli | 30,000  |  |
27  |  | Bichom | Napangphung  | 9,710  |  |

1. ^ on November 1, 2014 the name was changed to Vijayapura
2. ^ Kamle district was created in 2017 after bifurcation from Lower Subansiri district.[10]
3. ^ Kra Daadi district was created in 2015 after bifurcation from Kurung Kumey district.[11]
4. ^ Lepa Rada district was created in 2018 after bifurcation from Lower Siang district.[12]
5. ^ Lower Siang district was created in 2017 after bifurcation from West Siang & East Siang district.[citation needed]
6. ^ Namsai district was created in 2014.[citation needed]
7. ^ Pakke-Kessang district was created in 2018 after bifurcation from East Kameng district.[12]
8. ^ Shi Yomi district was created in 2018 after bifurcation from West Siang district.[12]
9. ^ Siang district was created in 2015.[citation needed]

### Assam (AS)

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See also: Districts of Assam

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | BK | Baksa | Mushalpur | 953,773 | 2,008 | 475
2 | BJ | Bajali | Pathsala | 253,816 | 418 | 610
3 | BP | Barpeta | Barpeta | 1,693,622 | 3,245 | 520
4 | BN | Biswanath | Biswanath Chariali | 612,491 | 1415 | 430
5 | BO | Bongaigaon | Bongaigaon | 732,639 | 1,724 | 425
6 | CA | Cachar | Silchar | 1,736,319 | 3,786 | 459
7 | CD[a] | Charaideo | Sonari | 471,418 | 1,069 | 440
8 | CH | Chirang | Kajalgaon | 481,818 | 1,975 | 244
9 | DR | Darrang | Mangaldoi | 908,090 | 1,849 | 491
10 | DM | Dhemaji | Dhemaji | 688,077 | 3,237 | 213
11 | DU | Dhubri | Dhubri | 1,948,632 | 2,838 | 687
12 | DI | Dibrugarh | Dibrugarh | 1,327,748 | 3,381 | 393
13 | NC | Dima Hasao | Haflong | 213,529 | 4,888 | 44
14 | GP | Goalpara | Goalpara | 1,008,959 | 1,824 | 553
15 | GG | Golaghat | Golaghat | 1,058,674 | 3,502 | 302
16 | HA | Hailakandi | Hailakandi | 659,260 | 1,327 | 497
17 | HJ | Hojai | Sankardev Nagar | 931,218 | 1686 | 550
18 | JO | Jorhat | Jorhat | 1,091,295 | 2,851 | 383
19 | KU | Kamrup | Amingaon | 1,517,202 | 3,480 | 436
20 | KM | Kamrup Metropolitan | Guwahati | 1,260,419 | 627 | 2,010
21 | KG | Karbi Anglong | Diphu | 965,280 | 10,434 | 93
22 | KR | Karimganj | Karimganj | 1,217,002 | 1,809 | 673
23 | KJ | Kokrajhar | Kokrajhar | 886,999 | 3,129 | 283
24 | LA | Lakhimpur | North Lakhimpur | 1,040,644 | 2,277 | 457
25 | MJ[b] | Majuli | Garamur | 167,304 | 880 | 300
26 | MA | Morigaon | Marigaon | 957,853 | 1,704 | 562
27 | NN | Nagaon | Nagaon | 2,826,006 | 3,831 | 738
28 | NB | Nalbari | Nalbari | 769,919 | 1,009 | 763
29 | ST | Sivasagar | Sibsagar | 1,150,253 | 2,668 | 431
30 | SO | Sonitpur | Tezpur | 1,925,975 | 5,324 | 362
31 | SM[c] | South Salmara-Mankachar | Hatsingimari | 555,114 | 568 | 980
32 | TP | Tamulpur | Tamulpur | 389,150 | 884 | 440
33 | TI | Tinsukia | Tinsukia | 1,316,948 | 3,790 | 347
34 | UD | Udalguri | Udalguri | 832,769 | 1,676 | 497
35 | WK[d] | West Karbi Anglong | Hamren | 300,320 | 3,035 | 99

1. ^ Charaideo district was created in 2015 after bifurcation from Sivasagar district.[13]
2. ^ Majuli district was created in 2016 after bifurcation from Jorhat district.[14][15]
3. ^ South Salmara district was created in 2015 after bifurcation from Dhubri district.[13]
4. ^ West Karbi Anglong district was created in 2015 after bifurcation from Karbi Anglong district.[13]

### Bihar (BR)

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See also: Districts of Bihar

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AR | Araria | Araria | 2,806,200 | 2,829 | 992
2 | AW | Arwal | Arwal | 700,843 | 638 | 1,098
3 | AU | Aurangabad | Aurangabad | 2,511,243 | 3,303 | 760
4 | BA | Banka | Banka | 2,029,339 | 3,018 | 672
5 | BE | Begusarai | Begusarai | 2,954,367 | 1,917 | 1,540
6 | BG | Bhagalpur | Bhagalpur | 3,032,226 | 2,569 | 1,180
7 | BJ | Bhojpur | Arrah | 2,720,155 | 2,473 | 1,136
8 | BU | Buxar | Buxar | 1,707,643 | 1,624 | 1,003
9 | DA | Darbhanga | Darbhanga | 3,921,971 | 2,278 | 1,721
10 | EC | East Champaran | Motihari | 5,082,868 | 3,969 | 1,281
11 | GA | Gaya | Gaya | 4,379,383 | 4,978 | 880
12 | GO | Gopalganj | Gopalganj | 2,558,037 | 2,033 | 1,258
13 | JA | Jamui | Jamui | 1,756,078 | 3,099 | 567
14 | JE | Jehanabad | Jehanabad | 1,124,176 | 1,569 | 1,206
15 | KM | Kaimur | Bhabua | 1,626,900 | 3,363 | 488
16 | KT | Katihar | Katihar | 3,068,149 | 3,056 | 1,004
17 | KH | Khagaria | Khagaria | 1,657,599 | 1,486 | 1,115
18 | KI | Kishanganj | Kishanganj | 1,690,948 | 1,884 | 898
19 | LA | Lakhisarai | Lakhisarai | 1,000,717 | 1,229 | 815
20 | MP | Madhepura | Madhepura | 1,994,618 | 1,787 | 1,116
21 | MB | Madhubani | Madhubani | 4,476,044 | 3,501 | 1,279
22 | MG | Munger | Munger | 1,359,054 | 1,419 | 958
23 | MZ | Muzaffarpur | Muzaffarpur | 4,778,610 | 3,173 | 1,506
24 | NL | Nalanda | Bihar Sharif | 2,872,523 | 2,354 | 1,220
25 | NW | Nawada | Nawada | 2,216,653 | 2,492 | 889
26 | PA | Patna | Patna | 5,772,804 | 3,202 | 1,803
27 | PU | Purnia | Purnia | 3,273,127 | 3,228 | 1,014
28 | RO | Rohtas | Sasaram | 2,962,593 | 3,850 | 763
29 | SH | Saharsa | Saharsa | 1,897,102 | 1,702 | 1,125
30 | SM | Samastipur | Samastipur | 4,254,782 | 2,905 | 1,465
31 | SR | Saran | Chhapra | 3,943,098 | 2,641 | 1,493
32 | SP | Sheikhpura | Sheikhpura | 634,927 | 689 | 922
33 | SO | Sheohar | Sheohar | 656,916 | 443 | 1,882
34 | ST | Sitamarhi | Sitamarhi | 3,419,622 | 2,199 | 1,491
35 | SW | Siwan | Siwan | 3,318,176 | 2,219 | 1,495
36 | SU | Supaul | Supaul | 2,228,397 | 2,410 | 919
37 | VA | Vaishali | Hajipur | 3,495,021 | 2,036 | 1,717
38 | WC | West Champaran | Bettiah | 3,935,042 | 5,229 | 753

### Chhattisgarh (CG)

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See also: Districts of Chhattisgarh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 |  - [a] | Balod | Balod | 826,165 | 3,527 | 234
2 |  - [b] | Baloda Bazar | Baloda Bazar | 1,305,343 | 4,748 | 275
3 |  - [c] | Balrampur-Ramanujganj | Balrampur | 730,491 | 3,806 | 190
4 | BA | Bastar | Jagdalpur | 834,873 | 4,030 | 210
5 |  - [d] | Bemetara | Bemetara | 795,759 | 2,855 | 270
6 | BJ | Bijapur | Bijapur | 229,832 | 6,562 | 35
7 | BI | Bilaspur | Bilaspur | 1,961,922 | 3,508 | 460
8 | DA | Dantewada | Dantewada | 533,638 | 3,411 | 59
9 | DH | Dhamtari | Dhamtari | 799,199 | 2,029 | 394
10 | DU | Durg | Durg | 1,721,726 | 2,238 | 770
11 |  - [e] | Gariaband | Gariaband | 597,653 | 5,823 | 103
12 |  - [f] | Gaurela-Pendra-Marwahi | Gaurela | 336,420 | 2,307 | 150
13 | JC | Janjgir-Champa | Janjgir | 1,620,632 | 3,848 | 421
14 | JA | Jashpur | Jashpur Nagar | 852,043 | 5,825 | 146
15 | KW | Kabirdham | Kawardha | 584,667 | 4,237 | 195
16 | KK | Kanker | Kanker | 748,593 | 6,513 | 115
17 |  - [g] | Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai | Khairagarh | 368,444 | - |
18 |  - [h] | Kondagaon | Kondagaon | 578,326 | 7,768 | 74
19 | KB | Korba | Korba | 1,206,563 | 6,615 | 183
20 | KJ | Korea | Baikunthpur | 659,039 | 6,578 | 100
21 | MA | Mahasamund | Mahasamund | 1,032,275 | 4,779 | 216
22 | MG[i] | Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur | Manendragarh | 422,248 | 1,726.39 |
23 | MM[i] | Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki | Mohla | 283,947 | - |
24 |  - [j] | Mungeli | Mungeli | 701,707 | 2,750 | 255
25 | NR | Narayanpur | Narayanpur | 140,206 | 6,640 | 20
26 | RG | Raigarh | Raigarh | 1,493,627 | 7,068 | 211
27 | RP | Raipur | Raipur | 2,160,876 | 2,892 | 750
28 | RN | Rajnandgaon | Rajnandgaon | 1,537,520 | 8,062 | 191
29 | SB[i] | Sarangarh-Bilaigarh | Sarangarh | 607,434 | - |
30 | ST[i] | Sakti | Sakti | 653,036 | - |
31 | SK[k] | Sukma | Sukma | 250,159 | 5,897 | 42
32 |  - [l] | Surajpur | Surajpur | 789,043 | 2,787 | 280
33 | SJ | Surguja | Ambikapur | 839,661 | 3,265 | 150

1. ^ Balod district was created in 2012 after trifurcation of Durg district.
2. ^ Baloda Bazar district was created in 2012 after trifurcation of Raipur district.
3. ^ Balrampur district was created in 2012 after trifurcation of Surguja district.
4. ^ Bemetara district was created in 2012 after the trifurcation of Durg district.
5. ^ Gariaband district was created in 2012 after trifurcation of Raipur district.
6. ^ Gaurella-Pendra-Marwahi district was created in 2020 after bifurcation of Bilaspur district.
7. ^ Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai district was announced on 16 April 2022.
8. ^ Kondagaon district was created in 2012 after bifurcation of Bastar district.
9. ^ a b c d Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur, Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki, Shakti, and Sarangarh-Bilaigarh districts were announced on 15 August 2021.
10. ^ Mungeli district was created in 2012 after bifurcation of Bilaspur district.
11. ^ Sukma district was created in 2012 after bifurcation of Dantewada district.
12. ^ Surajpur district was created in 2012 after trifurcation of Surguja district.

### Goa (GA)

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See also: Districts of Goa

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | NG | North Goa | Panaji | 817,761 | 1,736 | 471
2 | SG | South Goa | Margao | 639,962 | 1,966 | 326

### Gujarat (GJ)

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See also: Districts of Gujarat

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | AH | Ahmedabad | Ahmedabad | 7,208,200 | 7170 | 890
2 | AM | Amreli | Amreli | 1,513,614 | 6,760 | 205
3 | AN | Anand | Anand | 2,090,276 | 2,942 | 711
4 | AR | Aravalli | Modasa | 1,051,746 | 3,217 | 327
5 | BK | Banaskantha | Palanpur | 3,116,045 | 6,176 | 290
6 | BR | Bharuch | Bharuch | 1,550,822 | 6,524 | 238
7 | BV | Bhavnagar | Bhavnagar | 2,877,961 | 11,155 | 288
8 | BT | Botad | Botad | 656,005 | 2,564 | 256
9 | CU | Chhota Udaipur | Chhota Udaipur | 1,071,831 | 3,237 | 331
10 | DA | Dahod | Dahod | 2,126,558 | 3,642 | 582
11 | DG | Dang | Ahwa | 226,769 | 1,764 | 129
12 | DD | Devbhumi Dwarka | Khambhalia | 752,484 | 5,684 | 132
13 | GA | Gandhinagar | Gandhinagar | 1,387,478 | 2163 | 660
14 | GS | Gir Somnath | Veraval | 1,217,477 | 3,754 | 324
15 | JA | Jamnagar | Jamnagar | 2,159,130 | 14,125 | 153
16 | JU | Junagadh | Junagadh | 2,742,291 | 8,839 | 310
17 | KH | Kheda | Nadiad | 2,298,934 | 3,667 | 541
18 | KA | Kutch | Bhuj | 2,090,313 | 45,652 | 46
19 | MH | Mahisagar | Lunavada | 994,624 | 2,500 | 440
20 | MA | Mehsana | Mehsana | 2,027,727 | 4,386 | 462
21 | MB | Morbi | Morbi | 960,329 | 4,871 | 197
22 | NR | Narmada | Rajpipla | 590,379 | 2,749 | 214
23 | NV | Navsari | Navsari | 1,330,711 | 2,211 | 602
24 | PM | Panchmahal | Godhra | 2,388,267 | 5,219 | 458
25 | PA | Patan | Patan | 1,342,746 | 5,738 | 234
26 | PO | Porbandar | Porbandar | 586,062 | 2,294 | 255
27 | RA | Rajkot | Rajkot | 3,157,676 | 11,203 | 282
28 | SK | Sabarkantha | Himatnagar | 2,427,346 | 7,390 | 328
29 | ST | Surat | Surat | 6,081,322 | 4,418 | 953
30 | SN | Surendranagar | Surendranagar | 1,755,873 | 10,489 | 167
31 | TA | Tapi | Vyara | 806,489 | 3,435 | 249
32 | VD | Vadodara | Vadodara | 3,639,775 | 4312 | 467
33 | VL | Valsad | Valsad | 1,703,068 | 3,034 | 561
34 | – | Vav-Tharad | Tharad | 1,380,870 | 6,527 | 220

### Haryana (HR)

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See also: Districts of Haryana

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AM | Ambala | Ambala | 1,136,784 | 1,569 | 722
2 | BH | Bhiwani | Bhiwani | 1,629,109 | 5,140 | 341
3 | CD | Charkhi Dadri | Charkhi Dadri | 502,276 | 1370 | 367
4 | HR | Faridabad | Faridabad | 1,798,954 | 783 | 2,298
5 | FT | Fatehabad | Fatehabad | 941,522 | 2,538 | 371
6 | GU | Gurugram | Gurugram | 1,514,085 | 1,258 | 1,241
7 | HI | Hisar | Hisar | 1,742,815 | 3,788 | 438
8 | JH | Jhajjar | Jhajjar | 956,907 | 1,868 | 522
9 | JI | Jind | Jind | 1,332,042 | 2,702 | 493
10 | KT | Kaithal | Kaithal | 1,072,861 | 2,799 | 467
11 | KR | Karnal | Karnal | 1,506,323 | 2,471 | 598
12 | KU | Kurukshetra | Kurukshetra | 964,231 | 1,530 | 630
13 | MA | Mahendragarh | Narnaul | 921,680 | 1,900 | 485
14 | MW | Nuh | Nuh | 1,089,406 | 1,765 | 729
15 | PW | Palwal | Palwal | 1,040,493 | 1,367 | 761
16 | PK | Panchkula | Panchkula | 558,890 | 816 | 622
17 | PP | Panipat | Panipat | 1,202,811 | 1,250 | 949
18 | RE | Rewari | Rewari | 896,129 | 1,559 | 562
19 | RO | Rohtak | Rohtak | 1,058,683 | 1,668 | 607
20 | SI | Sirsa | Sirsa | 1,295,114 | 4,276 | 303
21 | SNP | Sonipat | Sonipat | 1,480,080 | 2,260 | 697
22 | YN | Yamunanagar | Yamunanagar | 1,214,162 | 1,756 | 687

### Himachal Pradesh (HP)

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See also: Districts of Himachal Pradesh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | BI | Bilaspur | Bilaspur | 382,056 | 1,167 | 327
2 | CH | Chamba | Chamba | 518,844 | 6,528 | 80
3 | HA | Hamirpur | Hamirpur | 454,293 | 1,118 | 406
4 | KA | Kangra | Dharamshala | 1,507,223 | 5,739 | 263
5 | KI | Kinnaur | Reckong Peo | 84,298 | 6,401 | 13
6 | KU | Kullu | Kullu | 437,474 | 5,503 | 79
7 | LH | Lahaul and Spiti | Keylong | 18,528 | 7,835 | 2.3
8 | MA | Mandi | Mandi | 999,518 | 3,950 | 253
9 | SH | Shimla | Shimla | 813,384 | 5,131 | 159
10 | SI | Sirmaur | Nahan | 530,164 | 2,825 | 188
11 | SO | Solan | Solan | 576,670 | 1,936 | 298
12 | UN | Una | Una | 521,057 | 1,540 | 328

### Jharkhand (JH)

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See also: Districts of Jharkhand

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|

1 | BO | Bokaro | Bokaro | 2,061,918 | 2,883 | 716
2 | CH | Chatra | Chatra | 1,042,304 | 3,700 | 275
3 | DE | Deoghar | Deoghar | 1,491,879 | 2,479 | 602
4 | DH | Dhanbad | Dhanbad | 2,682,662 | 2,040 | 1,316
5 | DU | Dumka | Dumka | 1,321,096 | 4,404 | 300
6 | ES | East Singhbhum | Jamshedpur | 2,291,032 | 3,562 | 648
7 | GA | Garhwa | Garhwa | 1,322,387 | 4,064 | 327
8 | GI | Giridih | Giridih | 2,445,203 | 4,887 | 497
9 | GO | Godda | Godda | 1,311,382 | 2,110 | 622
10 | GU | Gumla | Gumla | 1,025,656 | 5,360 | 191
11 | HA | Hazaribag | Hazaribag | 1,734,495 | 3,555 | 488
12 | JA | Jamtara | Jamtara | 790,207 | 1,802 | 439
13 | KH | Khunti | Khunti | 530,299 | 2,535 | 210
14 | KO | Koderma | Koderma | 716,259 | 2,540 | 282
15 | LA | Latehar | Latehar | 725,673 | 3,630 | 200
16 | LO | Lohardaga | Lohardaga | 461,738 | 1,502 | 307
17 | PK | Pakur | Pakur | 899,200 | 1,805 | 498
18 | PL | Palamu | Daltonganj | 1,936,319 | 4,393 | 442
19 | RM | Ramgarh | Ramgarh | 949,159 | 1,341 | 708
20 | RA | Ranchi | Ranchi | 2,912,022 | 5,097 | 572
21 | SA | Sahibganj | Sahebganj | 1,150,038 | 2,063 | 558
22 | SK | Seraikela-Kharsawan | Seraikela | 1,063,458 | 2,657 | 401
23 | SI | Simdega | Simdega | 599,813 | 3,750 | 160
24 | WS | West Singhbhum | Chaibasa | 1,501,619 | 7,224 | 209

### Karnataka (KA)

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See also: Districts of Karnataka

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | BK | Bagalkot | Bagalkote | 1,890,826 | 6,583 | 288
2 | BL | Ballari | Ballari | 1,400,970 | 4,252 | 330
3 | BG | Belagavi | Belgaum | 4,778,439 | 13,415 | 356
4 | BR | Bangalore Rural | Bangalore | 987,257 | 2,239 | 441
5 | BN | Bangalore Urban | Bangalore | 9,588,910 | 2,190 | 4,378
6 | BD | Bidar | Bidar | 1,700,018 | 5,448 | 312
7 | CJ | Chamarajanagar | Chamarajanagar | 1,020,962 | 5,102 | 200
8 | CK | Chikkaballapur | Chikkaballapur | 1,254,377 | 4,208 | 298
9 | CK | Chikmagalur | Chikmagalur | 1,137,753 | 7,201 | 158
10 | CT | Chitradurga | Chitradurga | 1,660,378 | 8,437 | 197
11 | DK | Dakshina Kannada | Mangalore | 2,083,625 | 4,559 | 457
12 | DA | Davanagere | Davangere | 1,643,494 | 4,460 | 370
13 | DH | Dharwad | Dharwad | 1,846,993 | 4,265 | 434
14 | GA | Gadaga | Gadag-Betageri | 1,065,235 | 4,651 | 229
15 | GU | Kalaburagi | Kalaburagi | 2,564,892 | 10,990 | 233
16 | HS | Hassan | Hassan | 1,776,221 | 6,814 | 261
17 | HV | Haveri | Haveri | 1,598,506 | 4,825 | 331
18 | KD | Kodagu | Madikeri | 554,762 | 4,102 | 135
19 | KL | Kolar | Kolar | 1,540,231 | 4,012 | 384
20 | KP | Koppal | Koppal | 1,391,292 | 5,565 | 250
21 | MA | Mandya | Mandya | 1,808,680 | 4,961 | 365
22 | MY | Mysore | Mysore | 2,994,744 | 6,854 | 437
23 | RA | Raichur | Raichur | 1,924,773 | 6,839 | 228
24 | RM | Ramanagara | Ramanagara | 1,082,739 | 3,573 | 303
25 | SH | Shimoga | Shimoga | 1,755,512 | 8,495 | 207
26 | TU | Tumakuru | Tumakuru | 2,681,449 | 10,598 | 253
27 | UD | Udupi | Udupi | 1,177,908 | 3,879 | 304
28 | UK | Uttara Kannada | Karwar | 1,353,299 | 10,291 | 132
29 |  | Vijayanagara | Hospete | 1,353,628 | 5,644 | 240
30 | BJ | Bijapur | Bijapur | 2,175,102 | 10,517 | 207
31 | YG | Yadgir | Yadgir | 1,172,985 | 5,225 | 224

### Kerala (KL)

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See also: Districts of Kerala

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)[16] | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AL | Alappuzha | Alappuzha | 2,121,943 | 1,415 | 1,501
2 | ER | Ernakulam | Kakkanad | 3,279,860 | 3,063 | 1,069
3 | ID | Idukki | Painavu | 1,107,453 | 4,356 | 254
4 | KN | Kannur | Kannur | 2,525,637 | 2,961 | 852
5 | KS | Kasaragod | Kasaragod | 1,302,600 | 1,989 | 654
6 | KL | Kollam | Kollam | 2,629,703 | 2,483 | 1,056
7 | KT | Kottayam | Kottayam | 1,979,384 | 2,206 | 896
8 | KZ | Kozhikode | Kozhikode | 3,089,543 | 2,345 | 1,318
9 | MA | Malappuram | Malappuram | 4,110,956 | 3,554 | 1,058
10 | PL | Palakkad | Palakkad | 2,810,892 | 4,482 | 627
11 | PT | Pathanamthitta | Pathanamthitta | 1,195,537 | 2,652 | 453
13  | TV  | Thiruvananthapuram | Thiruvananthapuram | 3,307,284 | 2,189 | 1,509
12 | TS | Thrissur | Thrissur | 3,110,327 | 3,027 | 1,026
14 | WA | Wayanad | Kalpetta | 816,558 | 2,130 | 383

### Madhya Pradesh (MP)

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See also: Districts of Madhya Pradesh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AG | Agar Malwa | Agar | 571,275 | 2,785 | 205
2 | AL | Alirajpur | Alirajpur | 728,677 | 3,182 | 229
3 | AP | Anuppur | Anuppur | 749,521 | 3,747 | 200
4 | AS | Ashoknagar | Ashoknagar | 844,979 | 4,674 | 181
5 | BL | Balaghat | Balaghat | 1,701,156 | 9,229 | 184
6 | BR | Barwani | Barwani | 1,385,659 | 5,432 | 256
7 | BE | Betul | Betul | 1,575,247 | 10,043 | 157
8 | BD | Bhind | Bhind | 1,703,562 | 4,459 | 382
9 | BP | Bhopal | Bhopal | 2,368,145 | 2,772 | 854
10 | BU | Burhanpur | Burhanpur | 756,993 | 3,427 | 221
11 | CT | Chhatarpur | Chhatarpur | 1,762,857 | 8,687 | 203
12 | CN | Chhindwara | Chhindwara | 2,090,306 | 11,815 | 177
13 | DM | Damoh | Damoh | 1,263,703 | 7,306 | 173
14 | DT | Datia | Datia | 786,375 | 2,694 | 292
15 | DE | Dewas | Dewas | 1,563,107 | 7,020 | 223
16 | DH | Dhar | Dhar | 2,184,672 | 8,153 | 268
17 | DI | Dindori | Dindori | 704,218 | 7,427 | 94
18 | GU | Guna | Guna | 1,240,938 | 6,485 | 194
19 | GW | Gwalior | Gwalior | 2,030,543 | 5,465 | 445
20 | HA | Harda | Harda | 570,302 | 3,339 | 171
21 | NA | Hoshangabad | Hoshangabad | 1,240,975 | 6,698 | 185
22 | IN | Indore | Indore | 3,272,335 | 3,898 | 839
23 | JA | Jabalpur | Jabalpur | 2,460,714 | 5,210 | 472
24 | JH | Jhabua | Jhabua | 1,024,091 | 6,782 | 285
25 | KA | Katni | Katni | 1,291,684 | 4,947 | 261
26 | EN | Khandwa | Khandwa | 1,309,443 | 7,349 | 178
27 | WN | Khargone | Khargone | 1,872,413 | 8,010 | 233
28 | MH | Maihar | Maihar | - | - | \-
29 | ML | Mandla | Mandla | 1,053,522 | 5,805 | 182
30 | MS | Mandsaur | Mandsaur | 1,339,832 | 5,530 | 242
31 | MG | Mauganj | Mauganj | - | - | \-
32 | MO | Morena | Morena | 1,965,137 | 4,991 | 394
33 | NA | Narsinghpur | Narsinghpur | 1,092,141 | 5,133 | 213
34 | NE | Neemuch | Neemuch | 825,958 | 4,267 | 194
35 |  - | Niwari | Niwari | 404,807 | 1,170 | 345
36 | PA | Panna | Panna | 1,016,028 | 7,135 | 142
37 | PD | Pandhurna | Pandhurna | - | - | \-
38 | RS | Raisen | Raisen | 1,331,699 | 8,466 | 157
39 | RG | Rajgarh | Rajgarh | 1,546,541 | 6,143 | 251
40 | RL | Ratlam | Ratlam | 1,454,483 | 4,861 | 299
41 | RE | Rewa | Rewa | 2,363,744 | 6,314 | 374
42 | SG | Sagar | Sagar | 2,378,295 | 10,252 | 272
43 | ST | Satna | Satna | 2,228,619 | 7,502 | 297
44 | SR | Sehore | Sehore | 1,311,008 | 6,578 | 199
45 | SO | Seoni | Seoni | 1,378,876 | 8,758 | 157
46 | SH | Shahdol | Shahdol | 1,064,989 | 6,205 | 172
47 | SJ | Shajapur | Shajapur | 1,512,353 | 6,196 | 244
48 | SP | Sheopur | Sheopur | 687,952 | 6,585 | 104
49 | SV | Shivpuri | Shivpuri | 1,725,818 | 10,290 | 168
50 | SI | Sidhi | Sidhi | 1,126,515 | 10,520 | 232
51 | SN | Singrauli | Waidhan | 1,178,132 | 5,672 | 208
52 | TI | Tikamgarh | Tikamgarh | 1,444,920 | 5,055 | 286
53 | UJ | Ujjain | Ujjain | 1,986,864 | 6,091 | 356
54 | UM | Umaria | Umaria | 643,579 | 4,062 | 158
55 | VI | Vidisha | Vidisha | 1,458,212 | 7,362 | 198

### Maharashtra (MH)

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See also: Districts of Maharashtra

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AH | Ahmednagar | Ahmednagar | 4,543,083 | 17,048 | 266
2 | AK | Akola | Akola | 1,818,617 | 5,429 | 321
3 | AM | Amravati | Amravati | 2,887,826 | 12,235 | 237
4 | AU | Aurangabad | Aurangabad | 3,695,928 | 10,107 | 365
5 | BI | Beed | Beed | 2,585,962 | 10,693 | 242
6 | BH | Bhandara | Bhandara | 1,198,810 | 3,890 | 293
7 | BU | Buldhana | Buldhana | 2,588,039 | 9,661 | 268
8 | CH | Chandrapur | Chandrapur | 2,194,262 | 11,443 | 192
9 | OS | Osmanabad | Osmanabad | 1,660,311 | 7,569 | 219
10 | DH | Dhule | Dhule | 2,048,781 | 8,095 | 285
11 | GA | Gadchiroli | Gadchiroli | 1,071,795 | 14,412 | 74
12 | GO | Gondia | Gondia | 1,322,331 | 5,431 | 253
13 | HI | Hingoli | Hingoli | 1,178,973 | 4,526 | 244
14 | JG | Jalgaon | Jalgaon | 4,224,442 | 11,765 | 359
15 | JN | Jalna | Jalna | 1,958,483 | 7,718 | 255
16 | KO | Kolhapur | Kolhapur | 3,874,015 | 7,685 | 504
17 | LA | Latur | Latur | 2,455,543 | 7,157 | 343
18 | MC | Mumbai City | Mumbai | 3,145,966 | 157 | 20,036
19 | MU | Mumbai Suburban | Bandra (East) | 9,332,481 | 446 | 21,000
20 | ND | Nanded | Nanded | 3,356,566 | 10,528 | 319
21 | NB | Nandurbar | Nandurbar | 1,646,177 | 5,055 | 276
22 | NG | Nagpur | Nagpur | 4,653,171 | 9,892 | 470
23 | NS | Nashik | Nashik | 6,109,052 | 15,539 | 393
24 | PL | Palghar | Palghar | 2,990,116 | 5,344 | 560
25 | PA | Parbhani | Parbhani | 1,835,982 | 6,511 | 295
26 | PU | Pune | Pune | 9,426,959 | 15,643 | 603
27 | RG | Raigad | Alibag | 2,635,394 | 7,152 | 368
28 | RT | Ratnagiri | Ratnagiri | 1,612,672 | 8,208 | 196
29 | SN | Sangli | Sangli | 2,820,575 | 8,572 | 329
30 | ST | Satara | Satara | 3,003,922 | 10,475 | 287
31 | SI | Sindhudurg | Oros | 848,868 | 5,207 | 163
32 | SO | Solapur | Solapur | 4,315,527 | 14,895 | 290
33 | TH | Thane | Thane | 8,070,032 | 4,214 | 1,915
34 | WR | Wardha | Wardha | 1,296,157 | 6,309 | 205
35 | WS | Washim | Washim | 1,196,714 | 5,155 | 244
36 | YA | Yavatmal | Yavatmal | 2,775,457 | 13,582 | 204

### Manipur (MN)

[edit]

See also: Districts of Manipur

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | BPR | Bishnupur | Bishnupur | 240,363 | 496 | 415
2 | CDL | Chandel | Chandel | 144,028 | 2,100 | 37
3 | CCpr | Churachandpur | Churachandpur | 271,274 | 2,392 | 50
4 | IE | Imphal East | Porompat | 452,661 | 497 | 555
5 | IW | Imphal West | Lamphelpat | 514,683 | 519 | 847
6 | JBM | Jiribam | Jiribam | 43,818 | 182 | 190
7 | KAK | Kakching | Kakching | 135,481 | 190 | 710
8 | KJ | Kamjong | Kamjong | 45,616 | 2,338 | 23
9 | KPI | Kangpokpi | Kangpokpi | 193,744 | 1,698 | 110
10 | NL | Noney | Noney (Longmai) |  - | 1,076 |  -
11 | PZ | Pherzawl | Pherzawl | 47,250 | 2,128 | 21
12 | SE | Senapati | Senapati | 354,772 | 1,573 | 116
13 | TML | Tamenglong | Tamenglong | 140,143 | 3,315 | 25
14 | TNL | Tengnoupal | Tengnoupal | 59,110 | 1,213 | 49
15 | TBL | Thoubal | Thoubal | 420,517 | 324 | 713
16 | UKR | Ukhrul | Ukhrul | 183,115 | 2,206 | 31

### Meghalaya (ML)

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See also: Districts of Meghalaya

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | EG | East Garo Hills | Williamnagar | 317,618 | 2,603 | 121
2 |  - | East Jaintia Hills | Khliehriat | 122,436 | 2,115 | 58
3 | EK | East Khasi Hills | Shillong | 824,059 | 2,752 | 292
4 |  - | Eastern West Khasi Hills | Mairang | 131,451 | 1,356 | 97
5 |  - | North Garo Hills | Resubelpara | 118,325 | 1,113 | 106
6 | RB | Ri Bhoi | Nongpoh | 258,380 | 2,378 | 109
7 | SG | South Garo Hills | Baghmara | 142,574 | 1,850 | 77
8 |  - | South West Garo Hills | Ampati | 172,495 | 822 | 210
9 |  - | South West Khasi Hills | Mawkyrwat | 110,152 | 1,341 | 82
10 | WG | West Garo Hills | Tura | 642,923 | 3,714 | 173
11 | WJ | West Jaintia Hills | Jowai | 270,352 | 1,693 | 160
12 | WK | West Khasi Hills | Nongstoin | 385,601 | 5,247 | 73

### Mizoram (MZ)

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See also: Districts of Mizoram

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AI | Aizawl | Aizawl | 404,054 | 3,577 | 113
2 | CH | Champhai | Champhai | 125,370 | 3,168 | 39
3 | - | Hnahthial | Hnahthial | 28,468 | – | –
4 | - | Khawzawl | Khawzawl | – | – | –
5 | KO | Kolasib | Kolasib | 83,054 | 1,386 | 60
6 | LA | Lawngtlai | Lawngtlai | 117,444 | 2,519 | 46
7 | LU | Lunglei | Lunglei | 154,094 | 4,572 | 34
8 | MA | Mamit | Mamit | 85,757 | 2,967 | 28
9 | SA | Saiha | Saiha | 56,366 | 1,414 | 40
10 | - | Saitual | Saitual | – | – | –
11 | SE | Serchhip | Serchhip | 64,875 | 1,424 | 46

### Nagaland (NL)

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See also: Districts of Nagaland

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|

1 |  - | Chümoukedima | Chümoukedima | 125,400 | 570 | 220
2 | DI | Dimapur | Dimapur | 379,769 | 926 | 410
3 | KI | Kiphire | Kiphire | 74,033 | 1,255 | 66
4 | KO | Kohima | Kohima | 270,063 | 1,041 | 213
5 | LO | Longleng | Longleng | 50,593 | 885 | 89
6 | MK | Mokokchung | Mokokchung | 193,171 | 1,615 | 120
7 | MN | Mon | Mon | 259,604 | 1,786 | 145
8 |  - | Niuland | Niuland | 42,287 | 483.63 | 87
9 |  - | Noklak | Noklak | 59,300 | 1,152 | 51
10 | PE | Peren | Peren | 163,294 | 2,300 | 55
11 | PH | Phek | Phek | 163,294 | 2,026 | 81
12 |  - | Shamator | Shamator | 34,223 | 469 | 73
13 |  - | Tseminyü | Tseminyü | 63,629 | 256 | 249
14 | TU | Tuensang | Tuensang | 414,801 | 4,228 | 98
15 | WO | Wokha | Wokha | 166,239 | 1,628 | 120
16 | ZU | Zunheboto | Zunheboto | 141,014 | 1,255 | 112

### Odisha (OD)

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See also: Districts of Odisha

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

|
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|
|

1 | AN | Angul | Angul | 1,271,703 | 6,232 | 199
2 | BD | Boudh | Boudh | 439,917 | 3,098 | 142
3 | BH | Bhadrak | Bhadrak | 1,506,522 | 2,505 | 601
4 | BL | Balangir | Balangir | 1,648,574 | 6,575 | 251
5 | BR | Bargarh | Bargarh | 1,478,833 | 5,837 | 253
6 | BW | Balasore | Balasore | 2,317,419 | 3,634 | 609
7 | CU | Cuttack | Cuttack | 2,618,708 | 3,932 | 666
8 | DE | Debagarh | Debagarh | 312,164 | 2,781 | 106
9 | DH | Dhenkanal | Dhenkanal | 1,192,948 | 4,452 | 268
10 | GN | Ganjam | Chhatrapur | 3,529,031 | 8,206 | 430
11 | GP | Gajapati | Paralakhemundi | 575,880 | 3,850 | 133
12 | JH | Jharsuguda | Jharsuguda | 579,499 | 2,081 | 274
13 | JP | Jajpur | Jajpur | 1,826,275 | 2,888 | 630
14 | JS | Jagatsinghpur | Jagatsinghpur | 1,136,604 | 1,759 | 681
15 | KH | Khordha | Khordha | 2,251,673 | 2,813 | 800
16 | KJ | Kendujhar | Kendujhar | 1,802,777 | 8,240 | 217
17 | KL | Kalahandi | Bhawanipatna | 1,573,054 | 7,920 | 199
18 | KN | Kandhamal | Phulbani | 731,952 | 8,021 | 91
19 | KO | Koraput | Koraput | 1,376,934 | 8,807 | 156
20 | KP | Kendrapara | Kendrapara | 1,439,891 | 2,644 | 545
21 | ML | Malkangiri | Malkangiri | 612,727 | 5,791 | 106
22 | MY | Mayurbhanj | Baripada | 2,513,895 | 10,418 | 241
23 | NB | Nabarangpur | Nabarangpur | 1,218,762 | 5,294 | 230
24 | NU | Nuapada | Nuapada | 606,490 | 3,408 | 157
25 | NY | Nayagarh | Nayagarh | 962,215 | 3,890 | 247
26 | PU | Puri | Puri | 1,697,983 | 3,051 | 488
27 | RA | Rayagada | Rayagada | 961,959 | 7,584.7 | 136
28 | SA | Sambalpur | Sambalpur | 1,044,410 | 6,702 | 158
29 | SO | Subarnapur | Subarnapur | 652,107 | 2,284 | 279
30 | SU | Sundargarh | Sundergarh | 2,080,664 | 9,712 | 214

### Punjab (PB)

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See also: Districts of Punjab (India)

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
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|
|

1 | AM | Amritsar | Amritsar | 2,490,891 | 2,673 | 932
2 | BNL | Barnala | Barnala | 596,294 | 1,423 | 419
3 | BA | Bathinda | Bathinda | 1,388,859 | 3,355 | 414
4 | FR | Faridkot | Faridkot | 618,008 | 1,472 | 424
5 | FT | Fatehgarh Sahib | Fatehgarh Sahib | 599,814 | 1,180 | 508
6 | FA | Fazilka[a] | Fazilka | 1,180,483 | 3113 | 379
7 | FI | Firozpur | Firozpur | 2,026,831 | 5,334 | 380
8 | GU | Gurdaspur | Gurdaspur | 2,299,026 | 3,542 | 649
9 | HO | Hoshiarpur | Hoshiarpur | 1,582,793 | 3,397 | 466
10 | JA | Jalandhar | Jalandhar | 2,181,753 | 2,625 | 831
11 | KA | Kapurthala | Kapurthala | 817,668 | 1,646 | 501
12 | LU | Ludhiana | Ludhiana | 3,487,882 | 3,744 | 975
13 | ML | Malerkotla | Malerkotla | 429,754 | 684 | 629
14 | MA | Mansa | Mansa | 768,808 | 2,174 | 350
15 | MO | Moga | Moga | 992,289 | 2,235 | 444
16 | PA | Pathankot | Pathankot | 626,154 | 929 | 674
17 | PA | Patiala | Patiala | 2,892,282 | 3,175 | 596
18 | RU | Rupnagar | Rupnagar | 683,349 | 1,400 | 488
19 | SAS | Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar | Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar | 986,147 | 1,188 | 830
20 | SA | Sangrur | Sangrur | 1,654,408 | 3,685 | 449
21 | PB | Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar | Nawanshahr | 614,362 | 1,283 | 479
22 | MU | Sri Muktsar Sahib | Sri Muktsar Sahib | 902,702 | 2,596 | 348
23 | TT | Tarn Taran | Tarn Taran Sahib | 1,120,070 | 2,414 | 464

1. ^ Fazilka district was formed in 2011, no data in census 2011 on this district.

### Rajasthan (RJ)

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See also: Districts of Rajasthan

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | AJ | Ajmer | Ajmer | 2,584,913 | 8,481 | 305
2 | AL | Alwar | Alwar | 3,671,999 | 8,380 | 438
3 | BA | Balotra | Balotra | 970,760 | 19,000 | 51
4 | BN | Banswara | Banswara | 1,798,194 | 5,037 | 399
5 | BR | Baran | Baran | 1,223,921 | 6,955 | 175
6 | BM | Barmer | Barmer | 2,604,453 | 28,387 | 92
7 | BE | Beawar | Beawar | NA | NA | NA
8 | BP | Bharatpur | Bharatpur | 2,549,121 | 5,066 | 503
9 | BW | Bhilwara | Bhilwara | 2,410,459 | 10,455 | 230
10 | BI | Bikaner | Bikaner | 2,367,745 | 27,244 | 78
11 | BU | Bundi | Bundi | 1,113,725 | 5,550 | 193
12 | CT | Chittorgarh | Chittorgarh | 1,544,392 | 10,856 | 193
13 | CR | Churu | Churu | 2,041,172 | 16,830 | 148
14 | DA | Dausa | Dausa | 1,637,226 | 3,429 | 476
15 | - | Deeg | Deeg | 1,072,755 | NA | NA
16 | DH | Dholpur | Dholpur | 1,207,293 | 3,084 | 398
17 | DK | Didwana Kuchaman | Didwana | 1,625,837 | NA | 239
18 | DU | Dungarpur | Dungarpur | 1,388,906 | 3,771 | 368
19 | HA | Hanumangarh | Hanumangarh | 1,779,650 | 9,670 | 184
20 | JP | Jaipur | Jaipur | 6,626,178 | 11,143 | 595
21 | JS | Jaisalmer | Jaisalmer | 672,008 | 38,401 | 17
22 | JL | Jalore | Jalore | 1,830,151 | 10,640 | 172
23 | JW | Jhalawar | Jhalawar | 1,411,327 | 6,219 | 227
24 | JJ | Jhunjhunu | Jhunjhunu | 2,139,658 | 5,928 | 361
25 | JO | Jodhpur | Jodhpur | 3,685,681 | 22,850 | 161
26 | KA | Karauli | Karauli | 1,458,459 | 5,530 | 264
27 | KT | Khairthal-Tijara | Khairthal | 966,821 | NA | NA
28 | KO | Kota | Kota | 1,950,491 | 5,446 | 374
29 | KP | Kotputli-Behror | Kotputli | NA | NA | NA
30 | NA | Nagaur | Nagaur | 3,309,234 | 17,718 | 187
31 | PA | Pali | Pali | 2,038,533 | 12,387 | 165
32 | PH | Phalodi | Phalodi | NA | NA | NA
33 | PG | Pratapgarh | Pratapgarh | 867,848 | 4,112 | 211
34 | RA | Rajsamand | Rajsamand | 1,158,283 | 3,853 | 302
35 | - | Salumbar | Salumbar | NA | NA | NA
36 | SM | Sawai Madhopur | Sawai Madhopur | 1,338,114 | 4,500 | 257
37 | SK | Sikar | Sikar | 2,677,737 | 7,732 | 346
38 | SR | Sirohi | Sirohi | 1,037,185 | 5,136 | 202
39 | GA | Sri Ganganagar | Sri Ganganagar | 1,969,520 | 10,990 | 179
40 | TO | Tonk | Tonk | 1,421,711 | 7,194 | 198
41 | UD | Udaipur | Udaipur | 3,067,549 | 13,430 | 242

### Sikkim (SK)

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See also: Districts of Sikkim

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | ES | Gangtok | Gangtok | 281,293 | 954 | 295
2 | WS | Gyalshing | Gyalshing | 136,299 | 1,166 | 117
3 | NS | Mangan | Mangan | 43,354 | 4,226 | 10
4 | SS | Namchi | Namchi | 146,742 | 750 | 196
5 | PS | Pakyong | Pakyong | 74,583 | 404 | 180
6 |  | Soreng | Soreng | 64,760 | 293 | 221

### Tamil Nadu (TN)

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See also: Districts of Tamil Nadu

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | AY | Ariyalur | Ariyalur | 752,481 | 3,208 | 387
2 | CGL | Chengalpattu | Chengalpattu | 2,556,244 | 2,945 | 868
3 | CH | Chennai | Chennai | 7,139,882 | 426 | 17,000
4 | CO | Coimbatore | Coimbatore | 3,472,578 | 4,723 | 748
5 | CU | Cuddalore | Cuddalore | 2,600,880 | 3,999 | 702
6 | DH | Dharmapuri | Dharmapuri | 1,502,900 | 4,532 | 332
7 | DGL | Dindigul | Dindigul | 2,161,367 | 6,058 | 357
8 | ER | Erode | Erode | 2,259,608 | 5,714 | 397
9 | KL | Kallakurichi | Kallakurichi | 1,682,687 | 3,520 | 478
10 | KC | Kanchipuram | Kanchipuram | 1,166,401 | 1,656 | 704
11 | KK | Kanyakumari | Nagercoil | 1,863,178 | 1,685 | 1,106
12 | KA | Karur | Karur | 1,076,588 | 2,901 | 371
13 | KR | Krishnagiri | Krishnagiri | 1,883,731 | 5,086 | 370
14 | MDU | Madurai | Madurai | 3,191,038 | 3,676 | 823
15 | MLD | Mayiladuthurai | Mayiladuthurai | 918,356 | 1,172 | 784
16 | NG | Nagapattinam | Nagapattinam | 1,614,069 | 2,716 | 668
17 | NI | Nilgiris | Ooty | 735,071 | 2,549 | 288
18 | NM | Namakkal | Namakkal | 1,721,179 | 3,429 | 506
19 | PE | Perambalur | Perambalur | 564,511 | 1,752 | 323
20 | PU | Pudukkottai | Pudukkottai | 1,918,725 | 4,651 | 348
21 | RA | Ramanathapuram | Ramanathapuram | 1,337,560 | 4,123 | 320
22 | RN | Ranipet | Ranipettai | 1,210,277 | 2,234 | 524
23 | SA | Salem | Salem | 3,480,008 | 5,245 | 663
24 | SVG | Sivaganga | Sivagangai | 1,341,250 | 4,086 | 324
25 | TS | Tenkasi | Tenkasi | 14,07,627 | 2916 | 483
26 | TP | Tiruppur | Tiruppur | 2,471,222 | 5,106 | 476
27 | TC | Tiruchirappalli | Tiruchirappalli | 2,713,858 | 4,407 | 602
28 | TH | Theni | Theni | 1,243,684 | 3,066 | 433
29 | TI | Tirunelveli | Tirunelveli | 1,665,253 | 3,842 | 433
30 | TJ | Thanjavur | Thanjavur | 2,402,781 | 3,397 | 691
31 | TK | Thoothukudi | Thoothukudi | 1,738,376 | 4,594 | 378
32 | TP | Tirupattur | Tirupattur | 1,111,812 | 1,798 | 618
33 | TL | Tiruvallur | Tiruvallur | 3,725,697 | 3,424 | 1,049
34 | TR | Tiruvarur | Thiruvarur | 1,268,094 | 2,377 | 533
35 | TV | Tiruvannamalai | Tiruvannaamalai | 2,468,965 | 6,191 | 399
36 | VE | Vellore | Vellore | 1,614,242 | 2,080 | 776
37 | VL | Viluppuram | Viluppuram | 2,093,003 | 3,725 | 562
38 | VNR | Virudhunagar | Virudhunagar | 1,943,309 | 3,446 | 454

### Telangana (TG)

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See also: Districts of Telangana

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | AD | Adilabad | Adilabad | 708,952 | 4,185.97 | 171
2 | BK | Bhadradri Kothagudem | Kothagudem | 1,304,811 | 8,951.00 | 143
3 |  - | Hanamkonda | Hanamkonda | 1,135,707 | 1,304.50 | 826
4 | HY | Hyderabad | Hyderabad | 3,943,323 | 217 | 18,172
5 |  - | Jagtial | Jagtial | 983,414 | 3,043.23 | 407
6 |  - | Jangaon | Jangaon | 582,457 | 2,187.50 | 259
7 |  - | Jayashankar Bhupalpally | Bhupalpally | 712,257 | 6,361.70 | 115
8 |  - | Jogulamba Gadwal | Gadwal | 664,971 | 2,928.00 | 208
9 |  - | Kamareddy | Kamareddy | 972,625 | 3,651.00 | 266
10 | KA | Karimnagar | Karimnagar | 1,016,063 | 2,379.07 | 473
11 | KH | Khammam | Khammam | 1,401,639 | 4,453.00 | 321
12 |  - | Kumuram Bheem Asifabad | Asifabad | 515,835 | 4,300.16 | 106
13 |  - | Mahabubabad | Mahabubabad | 770,170 | 2,876.70 | 269
14 | MA | Mahbubnagar | Mahbubnagar | 1,318,110 | 4,037.00 | 281
15 |  - | Mancherial | Mancherial | 807,037 | 4,056.36 | 201
16 | ME | Medak | Medak | 767,428 | 2,740.89 | 275
17 |  - | Medchal–Malkajgiri | Shamirpet | 2,542,203 | 5,005.98 | 2,251
18 |  - | Mulugu | Mulugu | 2,94,671 | 3,881 | 124
19 | NA | Nalgonda | Nalgonda | 1,631,399 | 2,449.79 | 227
20 |  - | Nagarkurnool | Nagarkurnool | 893,308 | 6,545.00 | 124
21 |  - | Narayanpet | Narayanpet | 5,66,874 | 2336.44 | 243
22 |  - | Nirmal | Nirmal | 709,415 | 3,562.51 | 185
23 | NI | Nizamabad | Nizamabad | 1,534,428 | 4,153.00 | 366
24 |  - | Peddapalli | Peddapalli | 795,332 | 4,614.74 | 356
25 |  - | Rajanna Sircilla | Sircilla | 546,121 | 2,030.89 | 273
26 | RA | Ranga Reddy | Hyderabad | 2,551,731 | 5,031.00 | 486
27 |  - | Sangareddy | Sangareddy | 1,527,628 | 4,464.87 | 347
28 |  - | Siddipet | Siddipet | 993,376 | 3,425.19 | 279
29 |  - | Suryapet | Suryapet | 1,099,560 | 3,374.47 | 305
30 |  - | Vikarabad | Vikarabad | 881,250 | 3,385.00 | 274
31 |  - | Wanaparthy | Wanaparthy | 751,553 | 2,938.00 | 268
32 | WL | Warangal | Warangal | 716,457 | 2,175.50 | 330
33 |  - | Yadadri Bhuvanagiri | Bhongir | 726,465 | 3,091.48 | 239

### Tripura (TR)

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See also: Districts of Tripura

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | DH | Dhalai | Ambassa | 377,988 | 2,400 | 157
2 | GM | Gomati | Udaipur | 436,868 | 1522.8 | 287
3 | KH | Khowai[a] | Khowai | 327,391 | 1005.67 | 326
4 | NT | North Tripura | Dharmanagar | 415,946 | 1444.5 | 288
5 | SP | Sepahijala[b] | Bishramganj | 484,233 | 1044.78 | 463
6 | ST | South Tripura | Belonia | 433,737 | 1534.2 | 283
7 | UK | Unakoti[c] | Kailashahar | 277,335 | 591.93 | 469
8 | WT | West Tripura | Agartala | 917,534 | 942.55 | 973

1. ^ Khowai district of Tripura did not exist during census 2011.
2. ^ Sepahijala district of Tripura did not exist during census 2011.
3. ^ Unakoti district of Tripura did not exist during census 2011.

### Uttar Pradesh (UP)

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See also: Districts of Uttar Pradesh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | AG | Agra | Agra | 4,380,793 | 4,027 | 1,084
2 | AL | Aligarh | Aligarh | 3,673,849 | 3,747 | 1,007
3 | AN | Ambedkar Nagar | Akbarpur | 2,398,709 | 2,372 | 1,021
4 | AM | Amethi | Gauriganj | 2,549,935 | 3,063 | 830
5 | JP | Amroha | Amroha | 1,838,771 | 2,321 | 818
6 | AU | Auraiya | Auraiya | 1,372,287 | 2,051 | 681
7 | FZ | Ayodhya | Ayodhya | 2,468,371 | 2,765 | 1,054
8 | AZ | Azamgarh | Azamgarh | 4,616,509 | 4,053 | 1,139
9 | BG | Bagpat | Baghpat | 1,302,156 | 1,345 | 986
10 | BH | Bahraich | Bahraich | 2,384,239 | 4,926 | 415
11 | BL | Ballia | Ballia | 3,223,642 | 2,981 | 1,081
12 | BP | Balrampur | Balrampur | 2,149,066 | 3,349 | 642
13 | BN | Banda | Banda | 1,799,541 | 4,413 | 404
14 | BB | Barabanki | Barabanki | 3,257,983 | 3,825 | 739
15 | BR | Bareilly | Bareilly | 4,465,344 | 4,120 | 1,084
16 | BS | Basti | Basti | 2,461,056 | 2,687 | 916
17 | BH | Bhadohi | Gyanpur | 1,554,203 | 960 | 1,531
18 | BI | Bijnor | Bijnor | 3,683,896 | 4,561 | 808
19 | BD | Budaun | Budaun | 3,712,738 | 5,168 | 718
20 | BU | Bulandshahr | Bulandshahr | 3,498,507 | 3,719 | 788
21 | CD | Chandauli | Chandauli | 1,952,713 | 2,554 | 768
22 | CT | Chitrakoot | Karwi | 990,626 | 3,202 | 315
23 | DE | Deoria | Deoria | 3,098,637 | 2,535 | 1,220
24 | ET | Etah | Etah | 1,761,152 | 2,456 | 717
25 | EW | Etawah | Etawah | 1,579,160 | 2,287 | 683
26 | FR | Farrukhabad | Fatehgarh | 1,887,577 | 2,279 | 865
27 | FT | Fatehpur | Fatehpur | 2,632,684 | 4,152 | 634
28 | FI | Firozabad | Firozabad | 2,496,761 | 2,361 | 1,044
29 | GB | Gautam Buddha Nagar | Noida | 1,674,714 | 1,269 | 1,252
30 | GZ | Ghaziabad | Ghaziabad | 4,661,452 | 1,175 | 3,967
31 | GP | Ghazipur | Ghazipur | 3,622,727 | 3,377 | 1,072
32 | GN | Gonda | Gonda | 3,431,386 | 4,425 | 857
33 | GR | Gorakhpur | Gorakhpur | 4,436,275 | 3,325 | 1,336
34 | HM | Hamirpur | Hamirpur | 1,104,021 | 4,325 | 268
35 | PN | Hapur | Hapur | 1,338,211 | 660 | 2,028
36 | HR | Hardoi | Hardoi | 4,091,380 | 5,986 | 683
37 | HT | Hathras | Hathras | 1,565,678 | 1,752 | 851
38 | JL | Jalaun | Orai | 1,670,718 | 4,565 | 366
39 | JU | Jaunpur | Jaunpur | 4,476,072 | 4,038 | 1,108
40 | JH | Jhansi | Jhansi | 2,000,755 | 5,024 | 398
41 | KJ | Kannauj | Kannauj | 1,658,005 | 1,993 | 792
42 | KD | Kanpur Dehat | Akbarpur | 1,795,092 | 3,021 | 594
43 | KN | Kanpur Nagar | Kanpur | 4,572,951 | 3,156 | 1,415
44 | KR | Kasganj | Kasganj | 1,438,156 | 1,955 | 736
45 | KS | Kaushambi | Manjhanpur | 1,596,909 | 1,837 | 897
46 | KU | Kushinagar | Padrauna | 3,560,830 | 2,909 | 1,226
47 | LK | Lakhimpur Kheri | Lakhimpur | 4,013,634 | 7,674 | 523
48 | LA | Lalitpur | Lalitpur | 1,218,002 | 5,039 | 242
49 | LU | Lucknow | Lucknow | 4,588,455 | 2,528 | 1,815
50 | MG | Maharajganj | Maharajganj | 2,665,292 | 2,953 | 903
51 | MH | Mahoba | Mahoba | 876,055 | 2,847 | 288
52 | MP | Mainpuri | Mainpuri | 1,847,194 | 2,760 | 670
53 | MT | Mathura | Mathura | 2,541,894 | 3,333 | 761
54 | MB | Mau | Mau | 2,205,170 | 1,713 | 1,287
55 | ME | Meerut | Meerut | 3,447,405 | 2,522 | 1,342
56 | MI | Mirzapur | Mirzapur | 2,494,533 | 4,522 | 561
57 | MO | Moradabad | Moradabad | 4,773,138 | 3,718 | 1,284
58 | MU | Muzaffarnagar | Muzaffarnagar | 4,138,605 | 4,008 | 1,033
59 | PI | Pilibhit | Pilibhit | 2,037,225 | 3,499 | 567
60 | PR | Pratapgarh | Pratapgarh | 3,173,752 | 3,717 | 854
61 | AH | Prayagraj | Prayagraj | 5,959,798 | 5,481 | 1,087
62 | RB | Raebareli | Raebareli | 3,404,004 | 4,609 | 739
63 | RA | Rampur | Rampur | 2,335,398 | 2,367 | 987
64 | SA | Saharanpur | Saharanpur | 3,464,228 | 3,689 | 939
65 | SM | Sambhal | Sambhal | 2,217,020 | 2453 | 890
66 | SK | Sant Kabir Nagar | Khalilabad | 1,714,300 | 1,442 | 1,014
67 | SJ | Shahjahanpur | Shahjahanpur | 3,002,376 | 4,575 | 673
68 | SH | Shamli[17] | Shamli | 1,274,815 | 1,063 | 1,200
69 | SV | Shravasti | Shravasti | 1,114,615 | 1,948 | 572
70 | SN | Siddharthnagar | Naugarh | 2,553,526 | 2,751 | 882
71 | SI | Sitapur | Sitapur | 4,474,446 | 5,743 | 779
72 | SO | Sonbhadra | Robertsganj | 1,862,612 | 6,788 | 274
73 | SU | Sultanpur | Sultanpur | 3,790,922 | 4,436 | 855
74 | UN | Unnao | Unnao | 3,110,595 | 4,561 | 682
75 | VA | Varanasi | Varanasi | 3,682,194 | 1,535 | 2,399

### Uttarakhand (UK)

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See also: Districts of Uttarakhand

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AL | Almora | Almora | 621,927 | 3,090 | 198
2 | BA | Bageshwar | Bageshwar | 259,840 | 2,310 | 116
3 | CL | Chamoli | Gopeshwar | 391,114 | 7,692 | 49
4 | CP | Champawat | Champawat | 259,315 | 1,781 | 147
5 | DD | Dehradun | Dehradun | 1,698,560 | 3,088 | 550
6 | HA | Haridwar | Haridwar | 1,927,029 | 2,360 | 817
7 | NA | Nainital | Nainital | 955,128 | 3,853 | 225
8 | PG | Pauri Garhwal | Pauri | 686,527 | 5,438 | 129
9 | PI | Pithoragarh | Pithoragarh | 485,993 | 7,110 | 69
10 | RP | Rudraprayag | Rudraprayag | 236,857 | 1,896 | 119
11 | TG | Tehri Garhwal | New Tehri | 616,409 | 4,085 | 169
12 | US | Udham Singh Nagar | Rudrapur | 1,648,367 | 2,912 | 648
13 | UT | Uttarkashi | Uttarkashi | 329,686 | 7,951 | 41

### West Bengal (WB)

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See also: Districts of West Bengal

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|

1 | AD | Alipurduar | Alipurduar | 1,501,983 | 3,136 | 479
2 | BN | Bankura | Bankura | 3,596,292 | 6,882 | 523
3 | BI | Birbhum | Suri | 3,502,387 | 4,545 | 771
4 | KB | Cooch Behar | Cooch Behar | 2,822,780 | 3,387 | 833
5 | DD | Dakshin Dinajpur | Balurghat | 1,670,931 | 2,183 | 753
6 | DA | Darjeeling | Darjeeling | 1,595,181 | 2,093 | 762
7 | HG | Hooghly | Chinsurah | 5,520,389 | 3,149 | 1,753
8 | HR | Howrah | Howrah | 4,841,638 | 1,467 | 3,300
9 | JA | Jalpaiguri | Jalpaiguri | 3,869,675 | 6,227 | 621
10 | JH | Jhargram | Jhargram | 1,136,548 | 3,038 | 374
11 | KA | Kalimpong | Kalimpong | 251,642 | 1,054 | 239
12 | KO | Kolkata | Kolkata | 4,486,679 | 206.08 | 24,252
13 | MA | Maldah | English Bazar | 3,997,970 | 3,733 | 1,071
14 | MSD | Murshidabad | Baharampur | 7,102,430 | 5,324 | 1,334
15 | NA | Nadia | Krishnanagar | 5,168,488 | 3,927 | 1,316
16 | PN | North 24 Parganas | Barasat | 10,082,852 | 4,094 | 2,463
17 | BR | Paschim Bardhaman | Asansol | 2,882,031 | 1,603 | 1,798
18 | PM | Paschim Medinipur | Midnapore | 4,776,909 | 6,308 | 757
19 | BR | Purba Bardhaman | Bardhaman | 4,835,532 | 5,433 | 890
20 | PR | Purba Medinipur | Tamluk | 5,095,875 | 4,736 | 1,076
21 | PU | Purulia | Purulia | 2,927,965 | 6,259 | 468
22 | PS | South 24 Parganas | Alipore | 8,161,961 | 9,960 | 819
23 | UD | Uttar Dinajpur | Raiganj | 3,000,849 | 3,180 | 956

## Union territories

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### Andaman and Nicobar (AN)

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See also: Districts of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)[18] | Area
(km2)[19] | Density
(/km2)[9][20]

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1 | NI | Nicobar | Car Nicobar | 36,842 | 1,841 | 20
2 | NA | North and Middle Andaman | Mayabunder | 105,597 | 3,736 | 28
3 | SA | South Andaman | Port Blair | 238,142 | 2,672 | 89

### Chandigarh (CH)

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#  | Code[8] | District  | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)[9][21] | Area
(km2)[22] | Density
(/km2)[9][23]

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1 | CH | Chandigarh | Chandigarh | 1,055,450 | 114 | 9,258

### Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (DD)

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See also: Districts of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | DN | Dadra and Nagar Haveli | Silvassa | 343,709 | 491 | 700
2 | DA | Daman | Daman | 191,173[24] | 72[25] | 2,651
3 | DI | Diu | Diu | 52,074[26] | 39[27] | 2,058

### Jammu and Kashmir (JK)

[edit]

See also: Districts of Jammu and Kashmir

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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1 | AN | Anantnag | Anantnag | 1,070,144 | 2853 | 375
2 | BD | Budgam | Budgam | 735,753 | 1406 | 537
3 | BPR | Bandipore | Bandipore | 385,099 | 3,010 | 128
4 | BR | Baramulla | Baramulla | 1,015,503 | 3329 | 305
5 | DO | Doda | Doda | 409,576 | 2,625 | 79
6 | GB | Ganderbal | Ganderbal | 297,003 | 1979 | 151
7 | JA | Jammu | Jammu | 1,526,406 | 3,097 | 596
8 | KT | Kathua | Kathua | 615,711 | 2,651 | 232
9 | KW | Kishtwar | Kishtwar | 230,696 | 7,737 | 30
10 | KG | Kulgam | Kulgam | 422,786 | 457 | 925
11 | KU | Kupwara | Kupwara | 875,564 | 2,379 | 368
12 | PO | Poonch | Poonch | 476,820 | 1,674 | 285
13 | PU | Pulwama | Pulwama | 570,060 | 1,398 | 598
14 | RA | Rajouri | Rajouri | 619,266 | 2,630 | 235
15 | RB | Ramban | Ramban | 283,313 | 1,330 | 213
16 | RS | Reasi | Reasi | 314,714 | 1710 | 184
17 | SB | Samba | Samba | 318,611 | 913 | 318
18 | SH | Shopian | Shopian | 265,960 | 312 | 852
19 | SR | Srinagar | Srinagar | 1,269,751 | 2,228 | 703
20 | UD | Udhampur | Udhampur | 555,357 | 4,550 | 211

### Ladakh (LA)

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See also: Districts of Ladakh

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

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|
|

1 | KR | Kargil | Kargil | 143,388 | 14,036 | 10
2 | LE | Leh | Leh | 133,487 | 45,110 | 3

### Lakshadweep (LD)

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#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

|
|
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|
|

1 | LD | Lakshadweep | Kavaratti | 64,473[28] | 30[29] | 2,149[30]

### National Capital Territory of Delhi (DL)

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See also: Districts of Delhi

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)[31] | Area
(km2)[citation needed] | Density
(/km2)[9][32]

|
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|
|
|

1 | CD | Central Delhi | Daryaganj | 582,320 | 25 | 27,730
2 | ED | East Delhi | Preet Vihar | 1,709,346 | 440 | 27,132
3 | ND | New Delhi | Connaught Place | 142,004 | 22 | 4,057
4 | NO | North Delhi | Sadar Bazaar | 887,978 | 59 | 14,557
5 | NE | North East Delhi | Seelampur | 2,241,624 | 52 | 36,155
6 | NW | North West Delhi | Kanjhawala | 3,656,539 | 130 | 8,254
7 | SH | Shahdara | Nand Nagri |  - | 59.75 |  -
8 | SD | South Delhi | Saket | 2,731,929 | 250 | 11,060
9 | SE | South East Delhi | Defence Colony | 1,500,636 | 102 | 15,000
10 | SW | South West Delhi | Vasant Vihar | 2,292,958 | 395 | 5,446
11 | WD | West Delhi | Rajouri Garden | 2,543,243 | 112 | 19,563

### Puducherry (PY)

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See also: Districts of Puducherry

#  | Code[8] | District[9] | Headquarters  | Population
(2011)  | Area
(km2)  | Density
(/km2)[9]

|
|
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|
|
|

1 | KA | Karaikal | Karaikal | 200,222[33] | 157[34] | 1,275[35]
2 | MA | Mahé | Mahé | 41,816[36] | 9[37] | 4,646[36]
3 | PO | Puducherry | Pondicherry | 950,289[38] | 293[39] | 3,232[40]
4 | YA | Yanam | Yanam | 55,626[41] | 30[42] | 1,854[41]

## See also

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* Administrative divisions of India
* Municipalities of India
* Districts of British India

## Footnotes

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1. ^ Jain, Inder. "District Judge Does Not Have Power Of Superintendence Over Judicial Officers Subordinate To Him In The Court". legalserviceindia.com. Retrieved 27 January 2024.
2. ^ "Court of Session". India Code (official). Retrieved 27 January 2024.
3. ^ "Jurisdiction of District Court in India". District Courts. 14 August 2023. Retrieved 27 January 2024.
4. ^ Sarma, Reshmitha (19 January 2020). "Who is a collector? What are his powers?". Law Times Journal. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
5. ^ "The Police Act, 1861" (PDF). mha.gov.in. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
6. ^ "Handbook of Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and Forest Conservation Rules, 2003 (Guidelines & Clarifications)" (PDF). dgms.net. Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. 2019. p. 7. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
7. ^ Official site of Mumbai City Collectorate (A district)
8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak "NIC Policy on format of e-mail Address: Appendix (2): Districts Abbreviations as per ISO 3166–2" (PDF). Ministry Of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India. 12 February 2018. pp. 5–10. Retrieved 10 May 2021.
9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv "Indian Districts by Population, Growth Rate, Sex Ratio 2011 Census". 2011 census of India. Retrieved 27 December 2012.
10. ^ "Arunachal Assembly approves Kamle as 23rd district". India Today. 19 October 2017. Retrieved 10 April 2019.
11. ^ "Kra Daadi, New Arunachal District Inaugurated". Northeast Today. North East Today. 9 February 2015. Retrieved 10 April 2019.
12. ^ a b c "Arunachal Assembly Passes Bill For Creation Of 3 New Districts". NDTV. 30 August 2018. Retrieved 10 April 2019.
13. ^ a b c Karmakar, Sumir (16 August 2015). "Celebrations tempered with caution". Telegraph India. Retrieved 11 April 2019.
14. ^ "World's largest river island, Majuli, becomes India's first island district". FP India. 8 September 2016. Retrieved 13 September 2016.
15. ^ "Assam: Majuli to become India's first river island district". Hindustan Times. 27 June 2016. Retrieved 11 April 2019.
16. ^ "Part I: state" (PDF). Government of India Census portal. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
17. ^ Shamli district of Uttar Pradesh was formerly named Prabudh Nagar district, which did not exist during census 2011.
18. ^ Andaman & Nicobar Islands 2011, pp. 62, 63.
19. ^ Andaman & Nicobar Islands 2011, p. 28.
20. ^ Andaman & Nicobar Islands 2011, p. 65.
21. ^ Chandigarh 2011, p. 36.
22. ^ Chandigarh 2011, p. 20.
23. ^ Chandigarh 2011, p. 21.
24. ^ Daman 2011, p. 47.
25. ^ Daman 2011, p. 20.
26. ^ Diu 2011, p. 45.
27. ^ Diu 2011, p. 20.
28. ^ Lakshadweep 2011, p. 42.
29. ^ Lakshadweep 2011, p. 15.
30. ^ Lakshadweep 2011, p. 43.
31. ^ Delhi 2011, p. 57.
32. ^ Delhi 2011, p. 58.
33. ^ Karaikal 2011, p. 65.
34. ^ Karaikal 2011, p. 26.
35. ^ Karaikal 2011, p. 66.
36. ^ a b Mahe 2011, p. 52.
37. ^ Mahe 2011, p. 23.
38. ^ Puducherry 2011, p. 70.
39. ^ Puducherry 2011, p. 29.
40. ^ Puducherry 2011, p. 71.
41. ^ a b Yanam 2011, p. 54.
42. ^ Yanam 2011, p. 22.

### References

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Union Territories

* District Census Handbook – Andaman & Nicobar Islands (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Chandigarh (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Dadra and Nagar Haveli (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 30 April 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Daman (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 7 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Diu (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 7 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Lakshadweep (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 7 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – N.C.T. of Delhi (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 7 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Puducherry – Karaikal (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Puducherry – Mahe (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Puducherry – Puducherry (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
* District Census Handbook – Puducherry – Yanam (PDF). Directorate of Census Operations – GoI. 2011. Retrieved 22 May 2019.

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* Pulp and paper
* Retail
* Science and technology
* Biotechnology
* Space
* Telecommunications
* Textiles
* Tourism
* Transport
* Aviation
* Civil
* Ports
* Rail
* Roads
* Electricity
* Water
* Power

Regulator|

* IRDAI
* RBI
* SEBI
* IBBI
* PFRDA

Other|

* NCLT
* NCLAT
* BIFR
* IBBI
* IBC
* SARFESI Act
* Income Tax Act
* Companies Act
* Banking Act
* Insurance Act
* FEMA
* Mumbai Consensus

* Society and culture

| Society|

* Caste system
* Corruption
* Crime
* Demographics
* Indians
* Education
* Universities in India
* Medical colleges in India
* Law colleges in India
* Engineering colleges in India
* Ethnic relations
* Health
* Languages
* Life expectancy
* Literacy
* Poverty
* Prisons
* Religion
* Socio-economic issues
* Standard of living
* Water supply and sanitation
* Women
* Sexuality
* Youth

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Culture|

* Arts and entertainment
* Architecture
* Blogging
* Cinema
* Comics
* Webcomics
* Cuisine
* wine
* Dance
* Dress
* Folklore
* Festivals
* Literature
* Media
* television
* Martial arts
* Music
* Painting
* Physical culture
* Public holidays
* Sculpture
* tallest
* Sport
* Traditional

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* Afghanistan
* Bangladesh
* Bhutan
* block
* municipality
* Brunei
* Cambodia
* China
* Egypt1
* Georgia1
* India
* Indonesia1
* Iran
* Iraq
* Israel
* Japan
* subprefecture
* district
* Jordan
* Kazakhstan1
* North Korea
* South Korea
* city
* county
* district
* Kuwait
* Kyrgyzstan
* Laos
* Lebanon
* Malaysia
* Mongolia
* Myanmar
* Nepal
* Oman
* Pakistan
* Philippines
* Qatar
* Russia1
* Saudi Arabia
* Sri Lanka
* Syria
* Taiwan
* county
* provincial city
* Tajikistan
* Thailand
* Timor-Leste (East Timor)
* Turkey1
* Turkmenistan
* Uzbekistan
* Vietnam
* Yemen

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