List of 33 Districts of Gujarat – Districts in Gujarat.

Gujarat District Map

Find out the geographic location of all the Gujarat districts on the map shared here. It will also give you a better idea of the size of the districts of the state.

List of Districts in Gujarat

There are 33 districts in Gujarat. The state of Gujarat was founded in 1960 with just 17 districts. However, many more districts were added to the state in the later years. The newest districts which were added to the Gujarat district list in 2013 include Aravalli, Botad, Chhota Udaipur, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Dev Somnath, Mahisagar, and Morbi.

The districts of Gujarat are categorized under five administrative divisions:

North Gujarat,

South Gujarat,

Central Gujarat,

 Kutch, and Saurashtra.

We have shared the names of all the districts of the state, along with information about their total area, and year of formation here.

How Many Districts in Gujarat are there?

The state of Gujarat currently has 33 districts. These Gujarat districts are further divided into 253 Taluks or subdivisions. Gujarat was announced as a new state in 1960 consisting of 17 districts from the then Bombay State. Over the next few years, some of the existing districts of Gujarat were split up, and many new districts were also established.

The 17 districts of Gujarat were Jamnagar, Junagadh, Kheda, Ahmedabad, Amreli, Banaskantha, Bharuch, Bhavnagar, Dang, Kachchh, Mehsana, Panchmahal, Rajkot, Sabarkantha, Vadodara, Surat, and Surendranagar.

Names of All Gujarat Districts

Here, we have shared the names of all the existing Gujarat districts. Check out the names of all the 33 districts of the state of Gujarat from the table shared below

Gujarat District List
AmreliAravalliBharuch
DahodBotadDevbhoomi Dwarka
JunagadhGir SomnathKheda
NarmadaMehsanaPanchmahal
SabarkanthaPorbandarSurendranagar
AhmedabadVadodaraAnand
Chhota UdaipurBanaskanthaGandhinagar
BhavnagarDangKutch
JamnagarMorbiMahisagar
PatanNavsariSurat
TapiRajkotValsad

List of Districts of Gujarat

We have shared further information about the Gujarat districts here. After knowing the names of the districts of the state, you must also have a brief idea about aspects such as the area covered by the districts, the total population living there, the year of formation, etc. Check out the details about the districts of Gujarat from the table below

No.Gujarat DistrictsArea (kmĀ²)Population 2011 CensusYear of Formation
1Ahmedabad7,1707,045,3131960
2Amreli6,7601,513,6141960
3Anand4,6902,090,2761997
4Aravalli3,2171,039,9182013
5Banaskantha12,7033,116,0451960
6Bharuch6,5241,550,8221960
7Bhavnagar8,3342,393,2721960
8Botad2,564656,0052013
9Chhota Udaipur3,2371,071,8312013
10Dahod3,6422,126,5581997
11Dang1,764226,7691960
12Devbhoomi Dwarka5,684752,4842013
13Gandhinagar2,1631,387,4781964
14Gir Somnath3,7541,217,4772013
15Jamnagar8,4411,407,6351960
16Junagadh5,0921,525,6051960
17Kutch45,6522,090,3131960
18Kheda3,6672,053,7691960
19Mahisagar2,500994,6242013
20Mehsana4,3862,027,7271960
21Morbi4,871960,3292013
22Narmada2,749590,3791997
23Navsari2,2111,330,7111997
24Panchmahal3,2721,642,2681960
25Patan5,7381,342,7462000
26Porbandar2,294586,0621997
27Rajkot7,5503,015,2291960
28Sabarkantha4,1731,388,6711960
29Surat4,4186,079,2311960
30Surendranagar9,2711,585,2681960
31Tapi3,249806,4892007
32Vadodara4,3123,093,7951960
33Valsad3,0341,703,0681966

Gujarat Districts – Administrative Structure

The districts of Gujarat are divided into 5 administrative divisions. This administrative structure allows for administrative ease and helps the authorities maintain the situation of law and order better. Check out the divisions, and the Gujarat districts they include here

North GujaratKutchCentral GujaratSaurashtraSouth Gujarat
Aravalli Banaskantha Gandhinagar Mehsana Patan SabarkanthaKutchAhmedabad Anand Chhota Udaipur Dahod Kheda Mahisagar Panchmahal VadodaraAmreli Bhavnagar Botad Devbhoomi Dwarka Gir Somnath Jamnagar Junagadh Morbi Porbandar Rajkot SurendranagarBharuch Dang Narmada Navsari Surat Tapi Valsad
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