Jalgaon

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Area	11,765 km²
Population	3,679,936 (2001)
Population density	313/km2 (2001)
Literacy	67% (2001)
Urbanization	29% (2001)

Jalgaon is one of the major cities and a district headquarter in Maharashtra, India.

Districts of Maharashtra

Ahmadnagar | Akola | Amravati | Aurangabad | Bhandara | Bid | Buldana | Chandrapur | Dhule | Gadchiroli | Gondiya | Hingoli | Jalgaon | Jalna | Kolhapur | Latur | Mumbai | Mumbai (suburban) | Nagpur | Nashik | Nanded | Nandurbar | Osmanabad | Parbhani | Pune | Raigarh | Ratnagiri | Sangli | Satara | Sindhudurg | Solapur | Thane | Wardha | Washim | Yavatmal

External links

Online Portals

• Ejalgaon.com, Jalgaon portal (http://www.ejalgaon.com/)

Education

• North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon (http://www.nmu.ac.in/)

News

• Deshonnati, Jalgaon Edition (http://www.deshonnati.com)

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