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Districts of Maharashtra
Maharashtra state is made up of 35 districts, which are grouped into six divisions. Population data is from the 2001 Census of India.
Amravati Division 9,941,903
- Akola 1,629,305
- Amravati 2,606,063
- Buldhana or ( Buldana ) 2,226,328
- Washim 1,019,725
- Yavatmal 2,460,482
Aurangabad Division (Marathwada) 15,589,223
- Aurangabad 2,920,548
- Beed 2,159,841
- Hingoli 986,717
- Jalna 1,612,357
- Latur 2,078,237
- Nanded 2,868,158
- Osmanabad 1,472,256
- Parbhani 1,491,109
Konkan Division 24,807,357
- Mumbai 3,326,837
- Mumbai (Suburban) 8,587,561
- Raigarh 2,205,972
- Ratnagiri 1,696,482
- Sindhudurg 861,672
- Thane 8,128,833
Nashik Division 15,774,064
- Ahmadnagar 4,088,077
- Dhule 1,708,993
- Jalgaon 3,679,936
- Nandurbar 1,309,135
- Nashik 4,987,923
Nagpur Division 10,665,939
- Bhandara 1,135,835
- Chandrapur 2,077,909
- Gadchiroli 969,960
- Gondiya 1,200,151
- Nagpur 4,051,444
- Wardha 1,230,640
Pune Division 19,973,761
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