Adilabad

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Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 8
IFC; Gokul Tiffin Centre; Panchavati; Surabhi Grand; Fast Food Centre
Cinemas and theatres: 3
natraj 70 mm; natraj delux; sri ganesh
Places of worship: 16
Mohammadia Masjid; Moriah Harvest Church; BTHEL CHURCH; Kranthi Nagar Sai Baba Temple; Masjid-E-Aqsa Khanapur; Masjid-e-Mehraj; Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple; Shiv temple; Ganesh Temple; Church
Parks and stadiums: 4
Indra Priyadarshini Stadium; Goutam Model school ground; Mahavir bhavan park; Vegetable park
Malls and department stores: 1
Farhan Kirana
Supermarkets: 1
DB Wholesale mart
Clothing shops: 8
YOGESH MEN'S AND KID'S WEAR; Galaxy; Shakambari store; Thirumala shopping mall; Treands; Yash collections; Kumar shirts; Raymond
Hospitals: 43
Ayyappa Orthopaedic and Childrens Hospital; Post Partum Unit, Adilabad; RIMS Medical College Hospital; Dr.sujataha maternity and syurgical nursing home; Laxmi cardiac hospital and 2d echo Centre; Suraksha children's Hospital; Vaibhavi Hospital; Dr. Narotham reddy childrens hospital; Dr.Agarwal hospital; Dr.Narayanareddy memorial eye hospital
Clinics: 13
Urban Primary Health Centre, Kurshidnagar; Urban Primary Health Centre, Putilibowli; Urban Primary Health Centre, Shantinagar; New Hope Laparoscopy Centre; Sai Ram Clinic; Thirumala multi speciality dental clinic; mary sudha clinic; shifa clinic; Al Aziz Polyclinic; Arogya Homeopathy Clinic

Adilabad facts

District
Adilabad district
Population, 2011 Census
1,17,167 (1,09,529 in 2001)
Area
about 35.5 sq km, about 264 m above sea level
People
971 females per 1,000 males; 80.45% literacy
PIN codes
504001 (Adilabad Collectorate)
Culture and food
Telugu and Urdu are the official languages of Adilabad, and Marathi, Lambadi and Gondi are also spoken.
Education
Adilabad is home to RIMS, a government medical college and hospital, as well as engineering, degree and polytechnic colleges.
History
Before the 10th century the town was known as Edlawada and Eddulapuram, meaning land of oxen. It was later renamed Edlabad and then Adilabad, after Muhammad Yusuf Adil Shah, the ruler of Bijapur.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.