Nanded
Our centreCentral - the district headquarters
The district headquarters and the taluka our centre sits in, at Deglour Naka opposite Citizen Gym.
- Population
- 7,19,188
- Area
- 403 km²
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Areas we serve
We operate from one centre, opposite Citizen Gym at Deglour Naka, Nanded. Customers travel in from across Nanded district, so there is a page for each of its 16 talukas.
We have one location, and it is in Nanded city.
The pages below describe the talukas our customers travel from. None of them is a branch. There is no outcall or home-visit service. Every appointment happens at Deglour Naka, opposite Citizen Gym.
All 16 talukas
Central - the district headquarters
The district headquarters and the taluka our centre sits in, at Deglour Naka opposite Citizen Gym.
Immediately north-east of Nanded city
The district's smallest taluka by area and the nearest one to Nanded city.
North of Nanded city
A sparsely populated northern taluka on the Mudkhed-Adilabad rail corridor.
North-east of Nanded city
A compact taluka built around a four-platform railway junction north-east of Nanded.
South-east of Nanded city
A south-eastern taluka in the Godavari lowlands near the Telangana border.
South-east of Nanded city
Also written Naigaon Khairgaon - a south-eastern taluka between Nanded and the border belt.
South of Nanded city, near the Karnataka and Telangana borders
A southern border taluka - and the town that gives Deglour Naka, where our centre sits, its name.
South of Nanded city
The district's second most populous taluka, on the NH-161A corridor south of Nanded.
East of Nanded city, on the Telangana border
The district's smallest taluka by population, on the Godavari and the Secunderabad-Manmad rail line.
East of Nanded city
A small eastern taluka with its own railway station, around 20 km from Mudkhed Junction.
North of Nanded city
The district's second largest taluka by area, in the northern Penganga belt.
North of Nanded city
A northern taluka on the NH-161A and Adilabad rail corridors, near Sahasrakund waterfall.
South-west of Nanded city
A south-western taluka built around a fort dating to the 9th and 10th centuries.
West and south-west of Nanded city
A large south-western taluka between Nanded city and Kandhar.
Far north-west of Nanded city
The district's largest and least densely populated taluka, in the far north.
North of Nanded city
A hill taluka in the north, home to the Renuka Devi temple and Mahur fort.
Within Nanded city
Customers come to Deglour Naka from right across the city. These areas are listed to help you judge the journey — they are not separate pages, because a page for each would say the same thing about the same one centre.
Some customers travel in from further afield. These towns and cities are outside Nanded district — we have no branch and no service in any of them, and they are listed purely so you can see where visitors commonly come from.
How these pages are built
Nanded district contains a very large number of villages. It would be easy to generate a page for each, swap the place name into the same paragraph, and end up with thousands of URLs.
Those pages would all describe the same single centre, the same services and the same directions — the textbook definition of doorway content, against Google’s guidelines, and the fastest way to damage a small site.
So a place gets its own page only if there is real search demand for it, we have enough verified information specific to it, and it would not simply repeat a page that already exists. The 16 talukas clear that bar — they differ genuinely in geography, population, connectivity and landmarks. Individual villages do not, so they appear inside the relevant taluka page as context instead.
Every settlement named on these pages was checked against a public source. During research, one place commonly associated with Nanded turned out to be in neighbouring Hingoli district, so it is not listed here — where we could not verify a name, we left it out rather than pad the page.
We deliberately do not publish fixed kilometre figures between towns. Road distance changes with the route taken, and public sources disagree widely. Every page below gives the direction and the actual road or rail corridor instead, plus a live directions link that reflects current conditions.
The Census of India 2011 figures used throughout were cross-checked rather than taken on trust: the 16 taluka populations sum to exactly the published district total of 3,361,292, and the areas to 10,527 km² against a published 10,528 km². That check also caught a discrepancy in one widely-repeated taluka population. The workings are on our district data page.
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