North Gujarat

North Gujarat

The North part of Gujarat is called North Gujarat. It includes Gandhinagar, Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Mehsana and Patan districts.

North Gujarat is dominant in the Dairy Industry.

Currently the water table is dropping 6 meters every year.[1]

Most of the regional people share the same unique dialect of Gujarati language but they still have some minor differences from each other.All dialect has common difference from Gujarati is that the "chhe" is replaced by "she" or "sh"

It includes following districts.

  • Mehsana - dialect is called mehsani Gujarati
  • Patan
  • Sabarkantha
  • Banaskantha
v · d · e State of Gujarat
Capital : Gandhinagar
Major Corporations

Ahmedabad · Surat · Vadodara · Rajkot · Jamnagar · Bhavnagar · Junagadh · Navsari · Surendranagar · Valsad · Udhana · Mehsana · Anand · Bharuch

 Map of Gujarat
Districts

Ahmedabad · Amreli · Anand · Banaskantha · Bharuch · Bhavnagar · Dahod · Dang · Gandhinagar · Jamnagar · Junagadh · Kheda · Kachchh · Mehsana · Narmada · Navsari · Panchmahal · Patan · Porbandar · Rajkot · Sabarkantha · Surat · Surendranagar · Tapi · Vadodara · Valsad
Villages

Telnar
Topics

History · Politics · Government  · Economy · Education · People · Culture · Cuisine · Geography · National parks and sanctuaries · Cinema · Tourism
Major Projects of Gujarat
Regions of Gujarat

Bhal region · Kathiawar region · Gohilwad region · Zhalawad region · Charotar region · Ghed region
Portal : Gujarat

References

  1. ^ "Aquifer depletion". Encyclopedia of Earth. http://www.eoearth.org/article/Aquifer_depletion. 



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