Kolkata Metropolitan Area (Makhla)
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This Polygon shows the Kolkata Metropolitan Area.
Kolkata Metropolitan Area should not be confused with Kolkata District as Kolkata Metropolitan Area is larger than Kolkata district or Kolkata City. Kolkata District and Kolkata City are same. The Kolkata Metropolitan Area consists of Kolkata District along with Sub-urban areas. Kolkata Metropolitan Area (KMA) extended to north upto Kalyani (Nadia district) and Bansberia (Hooghly district), to south upto Budge Budge (South 24 Parganas district) and to west upto Uluberia (Howrah district). Kolkata Metropolitan Area consists of 3 Municipal Corporations (including Kolkata Municipal Corporation) and 38 municipalities and 22 Panchayat Samities.
Some Information of Kolkata Metropolis -
Gateway to the East: The Most Preferred Urban Destination of India after 2015
Legend: Past, Present and Future.
Former Capital of British India until 1911,, the River Port City of Kolkata in eastern India is the State Capital of West Bengal, 175 kms upstream from the Bay of Bengal.
Some 300 years back, Job Charnok of the British East India Trading Company took lease of three villages on the eastern bank of River Hoogly, namely, Kalikotha, Govindapur and Sutanuti from the Roychowdhuries of Sabarna and the City of Calcutta, now Kolkata came into existence, deriving it's name from the village Kalikotha (the abode of Goddess Kali). One of India's largest metropolises with around 10 million people, it is the epi centre of rich Bengali culture and tradition and is now aptly projected as the Gateway to the Eastern Hemisphere.
Kolkata was instrumental in India's struggle for independence. Visionaries like Swami Vivekanada, Raja Rammohan Roy, Nobel Laureate World Poet Rabindranath Tagore, a great charismatic leader like Netaji Subhas Shandra Bose, Scientists Jagadish Chandra Bose and Prof. Satyen Bose and the maestro filmmaker Satyajit Ray, all belong to the City along with other distinguished and eminent personalities from different spheres of life like dancer Udayshankar and his brother sitar maestro Ravishankar, Nobel Laureate economist Amartya Sen and the creator of Indrajaal, the magician per excellence P.C. Sorcar Sr. who all made Kolkata proud and famous. To the outer world, Kolkata is also famous as the City where Mother Teresa lived and died serving the poor and the destitute. One of the most famous cricketers and India's most successful captain, Sourav Ganguly hails from this city. World famous tennis player Leander Paes belong to the city.
External Links :
Map web.archive.org/web/20040606103522/www.censusindia.net/...
PDF EBook of KMA www.kmdaonline.org/pdf/CMP-KMA.pdf
Kolkata Metropolitan Area should not be confused with Kolkata District as Kolkata Metropolitan Area is larger than Kolkata district or Kolkata City. Kolkata District and Kolkata City are same. The Kolkata Metropolitan Area consists of Kolkata District along with Sub-urban areas. Kolkata Metropolitan Area (KMA) extended to north upto Kalyani (Nadia district) and Bansberia (Hooghly district), to south upto Budge Budge (South 24 Parganas district) and to west upto Uluberia (Howrah district). Kolkata Metropolitan Area consists of 3 Municipal Corporations (including Kolkata Municipal Corporation) and 38 municipalities and 22 Panchayat Samities.
Some Information of Kolkata Metropolis -
Gateway to the East: The Most Preferred Urban Destination of India after 2015
Legend: Past, Present and Future.
Former Capital of British India until 1911,, the River Port City of Kolkata in eastern India is the State Capital of West Bengal, 175 kms upstream from the Bay of Bengal.
Some 300 years back, Job Charnok of the British East India Trading Company took lease of three villages on the eastern bank of River Hoogly, namely, Kalikotha, Govindapur and Sutanuti from the Roychowdhuries of Sabarna and the City of Calcutta, now Kolkata came into existence, deriving it's name from the village Kalikotha (the abode of Goddess Kali). One of India's largest metropolises with around 10 million people, it is the epi centre of rich Bengali culture and tradition and is now aptly projected as the Gateway to the Eastern Hemisphere.
Kolkata was instrumental in India's struggle for independence. Visionaries like Swami Vivekanada, Raja Rammohan Roy, Nobel Laureate World Poet Rabindranath Tagore, a great charismatic leader like Netaji Subhas Shandra Bose, Scientists Jagadish Chandra Bose and Prof. Satyen Bose and the maestro filmmaker Satyajit Ray, all belong to the City along with other distinguished and eminent personalities from different spheres of life like dancer Udayshankar and his brother sitar maestro Ravishankar, Nobel Laureate economist Amartya Sen and the creator of Indrajaal, the magician per excellence P.C. Sorcar Sr. who all made Kolkata proud and famous. To the outer world, Kolkata is also famous as the City where Mother Teresa lived and died serving the poor and the destitute. One of the most famous cricketers and India's most successful captain, Sourav Ganguly hails from this city. World famous tennis player Leander Paes belong to the city.
External Links :
Map web.archive.org/web/20040606103522/www.censusindia.net/...
PDF EBook of KMA www.kmdaonline.org/pdf/CMP-KMA.pdf
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolkata_metropolitan_area
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 22°40'15"N 88°19'41"E
- Eastern Metropotitan Bypass 11 km
- A J C Bose Road Flyover 14 km
- Confluence Of Rupnarayan & Mundeswari River 48 km
- Begua Point, Muidipur 54 km
- Rivers Ganga / Hoogly and Rupnarayan Confluence 58 km
- River Confluence 62 km
- Confluence 69 km
- Confluence of River Haldi and River Hooghly 78 km
- Jamuna Bridge 241 km
- West Bengal 556 km
- Brick field 'DAYA' 0.6 km
- BAISHALI PARA 1.4 km
- Uttarpara Municipal Area 1.5 km
- Ccr Jhillpar 1.8 km
- Bamundanga Bhangur Math 1.8 km
- Lake 1.9 km
- Jhill 2 km
- BHUIYA PARA 2.1 km
- NH-2 and NH-6 Freeway Intersection 2.4 km
- Pond 2.4 km
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