Mobile App Development for Jamshedpur businesses
Local businesses in Jamshedpur
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 18
- Bombay Brew Cafe; singh hotel; Campus Cafe; Dadoos; Novelty Restaurant; XLRI Dhaba; Cafe Regal; PATIYALA PEG; Pizzapuram; Pradeep Golgappa Stand
- Hotels and lodges: 16
- The Boulevard; A-Block; B-Block; C-Block; D-Block; Hostel 1st Year; Alcor Hotel; Chamaria Guest House; GT Hostel No. 1; GT Hostel No. 4
- Attractions and museums: 1
- SAI TEMPLE
- Places of worship: 49
- Beldih Baptist Church; God Shiva Temple; Buddha Temple; Jugsalai Gurudwara; Bhoot Nath Shiv Mandir and Khaantu Shyam; Bistupur Gurudwara; Dhatkidih Masjid; Kali Bari; Munshi Mohalla Masjid - Sunni Hanafi; Rani Kudar 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
- Hospitals: 14
- Jamshedpur Eye Hospital; Mayank-Mrinal Hospital and Research Center; Meherbai Tata Memorial Hospital; Rajasthan Seva Sadan; Shivram Seva Sadan Hospital; Tata Main Hospital; Jamshedpur Blood Bank; Jugsalai Government Hospital; Loyola Free Clinic; eye hospital
- Schools: 20
- D.A.V Bistupur; D.B.M.S. KADMA HIGH SCHOOL; DMBS English School; Jusco School Kadma; Narbheram Hansraj English School; Shavak Nanavati Technical Institute; St. Mary's English School; auditorium; jh tarapore school; Loyola School
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)
- Getting there
- Tatanagar Junction and Adityapur are the two main railheads.
- Culture and food
- Hindus are the majority, with Muslim, Sikh and Christian communities, and the city's population includes Bihari, Purvanchali, Bengali and Odia groups as well as indigenous Santhal and Munda communities.
- 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.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.