Jamshedpur

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Local businesses in Jamshedpur

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 18
shaligram sweets; Bombay Brew Cafe; singh hotel; Campus Cafe; Dadoos; Novelty Restaurant; XLRI Dhaba; Cafe Regal; PATIYALA PEG; Pizzapuram
Hotels and lodges: 16
A-Block; B-Block; C-Block; D-Block; Hostel 1st Year; Alcor Hotel; Chamaria Guest House; GT Hostel No. 1; GT Hostel No. 4; Hotel Prakash
Attractions and museums: 1
SAI TEMPLE
Places of worship: 49
Pahari Temple; Golpahari Mata Temple; were; Beldih Baptist Church; God Shiva Temple; Buddha Temple; Jugsalai Gurudwara; Bhoot Nath Shiv Mandir and Khaantu Shyam; Bistupur Gurudwara; Dhatkidih Masjid
Parks and stadiums: 33
JRD Tata Sports Complex Stadium; Mandir Path Common Park; Shiv Path Park; jamshedpur park; Children's Park, Railway Colony; Ecc Complex Park; River View Park; DBMS Park; Diamond Jubilee Park; Sir Dorabji Tata Park
Clothing shops: 2
City Style; Reliance Trends
Jewellers: 1
Tanishq
Salons and beauty shops: 2
D C Lounge; Gents Saloon
Bakeries and sweet shops: 4
Howrah Bakery; Brubeck; Ravi Bakery

Jamshedpur facts

District
East Singhbhum district
Area
about 230.59 sq km, about 135 m above sea level
PIN codes
831001 (Jamshedpur)
Places nearby
Keenan Stadium (cricket stadium, 2 km), Jubilee Park (largest Park, 2 km), Tata Steel Zoological Park (zoo, 3 km)
History
Jamshedpur was a village called Sakchi until 1919, when Lord Chelmsford named it in honour of its founder, Jamsetji Tata, whose birthday, 3 March, is celebrated as Founder's Day.
Local economy
Tata Steel is the largest industry in Jamshedpur, occupying roughly a fifth of the city area, and Tata Motors is the second major employer, making medium and heavy commercial vehicles.
Geography
Jamshedpur is at the southern end of Jharkhand, bordering Odisha and West Bengal, at an average elevation of about 135 m.

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