Haryana Map

About Haryana Map

The map of Haryana state shows administrative boundaries of all districts of Haryana state. The Haryana map highlights all the major districts of Haryana state including Gurugram, Faridabad, Hisar, Karnal, Rohtak, Panipat, Sonipat, Ambala and Sirsa. Neighboring states like Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi are also shown on the map. All the districts are marked with different colors for better visualization and easy reference. Chandigarh is the capital of Haryana and is shown on Haryana district map.

Districts of Haryana

S.N.	District Name	Headquarter Name
1	Ambala	Ambala
2	Bhiwani	Bhiwani
3	Charkhi Dadri	Charkhi Dadri
4	Faridabad	Faridabad
5	Fatehabad	Fatehabad
6	Gurugram	Gurugram
7	Hisar	Hisar
8	Jhajjar	Jhajjar
9	Jind	Jind
10	Kaithal	Kaithal
11	Karnal	Karnal
12	Kurukshetra	Kurukshetra
13	Mahendragarh	Narnaul
14	Nuh	Nuh
15	Palwal	Palwal
16	Panchkula	Panchkula
17	Panipat	Panipat
18	Rewari	Rewari
19	Rohtak	Rohtak
20	Sirsa	Sirsa
21	Sonipat	Sonipat
22	Yamunanagar	Yamunanagar

About Haryana

Geographical Location and Size

Haryana is a state in northern India; it is an agricultural, industrial and heritage state. It has about 17,070 sq miles (44,212 km2) of land and is on Punjab and Himachal Pradesh to the north, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh to the east, Rajasthan to the south and west, and on three sides by the national capital, Delhi. The state is a part of the National Capital Region (NCR) thus making it an economic and infrastructural powerhouse.

Major Cities and Population

Chandigarh is the capital of Haryana, although it is a union territory and is also the capital of Punjab. Faridabad is the largest city of the state, and is an important industrial centre. Gurugram, and Hisar are other major cities; Gurugram for its financial and technology industries, and Hisar for its role in agricultural research and steel production. It has a population of about 28 million people, with more than 75% literacy rate, and is one of the more developed states in terms of education and human resources.

Agriculture and Economy

Haryana's economy is based on the agricultural sector and plays a significant role in India's food production. It is one among the leading producers of wheat and rice, which gets a considerable boost from an extensive irrigation system, including the Western Yamuna Canal. The state’s green revolution has helped India become self-dependent in food production. The state has also diversified into horticulture, dairy farming and fisheries, to enhance the rural income and economic development.

Industrial and Economic Development

Over the last few decades, Haryana has industrialized swiftly and Gurugram has emerged as a major financial and technological hub. Corporations such as IBM, Cisco and Dell, along with automobile companies like Maruti Suzuki, Honda, and Hero MotoCorp are present in the state. Industrial townships of Manesar and Panipat add more strength to the economy of Haryana. The industrial and service sectors of the state add significantly to India's GDP and real estate, information technology, and logistics are major growth drivers.

Transportation and Connectivity

It has a vast network of national and state highways; a well developed transportation infrastructure of the state. Easy public transport: Delhi Metro extended into Haryana, and large railway junctions at Ambala, Rohtak and Hisar. Indira Gandhi International Airport is the primary air gateway, with domestic and international flights also handled by Chandigarh International Airport.

Historical and Cultural Significance

It is also the birthplace of Kurukshetra, the site of the legendary battle of Mahabharata, and has several ancient temples and archaeological sites. This cultural fair, Surajkund International Crafts Mela, holds traditional crafts demonstration and gets participation of artisans from across the world. It is also in the sports, Haryana has made a name for itself in producing some of India's finest athletes in wrestling, boxing and athletics.

Defense and Military Contributions

Haryana is an important state in India’s defense sector as it provides a large number of personnel to the Indian armed forces. The state has several military training institutions and cantonments which only emphasizes the strategic location. The local culture is a blend of traditional Haryanvi and the modern that is an dynamic state with a strong cultural identity.

Future Growth and Development

Haryana is continuing to develop as an economic and industrial power house without compromising on its role as a major agricultural producer. The state has many advantages that have made it to emerge as a key player in the Indian economy due to its close proximity to Delhi, good infrastructure and low cost labor. It has a rich heritage, industrial development and agricultural production and therefore plays an important role in the development of India’s future.