Jodhpur

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Local businesses in Jodhpur

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

IT and company offices: 5
iNoid Solutions; WebChants Technologies; LIFE INSURANCE; Khalsa Travels
Government offices: 2
Central Public Works Department
Colleges and universities: 14
Jai Narain Vyas University; Maulana Azad University, Jodhpur; Lachoo Memorial College Of Science And Technology; Mugneeram Bangur Memorial Engineering College; Central Arid Zone Research Institute; IIT Jodhpur; IIT Jodhpur Canteen; ITI; Lachoo Memorial College Cricket Ground; MBM Engineering College Computer Department
Workshops and craft businesses: 5
Ganesh Handicrafts; Harsh Mangalam Exports; Mannat Leather; Photo And Printing Shop; Kanishq Jewels
Finance, insurance and legal offices: 1
abhay niwas
Hospitals: 50
Mathura Das Mathur Government Hospital Blood Bank; Dr. S.N.Medical College Hospital, Jodhpur; Mahatma Gandhi Hospital; Centre For Sight, Jodhpur; Eye Cure Centre; Kamla Nagar Hospital; MAI KHADIJA HOSPITAL; Mathuradas Mathur Hospital; Seth Raghunath Das Parihar T B Hospital Jodhpur; sattelite hospital
Banks: 15
Industrial bank; Punjab National Bank; PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK; Bank of Baroda; Bank of baroda; Axis Bank; ICICI Bank; ICICI BANK; HDFC Bank; State Bank of India

Jodhpur facts

District
Jodhpur district
Area
about 289850000 sq km, about 231 m above sea level
PIN codes
342001 (Jodhpur University Campus), 342011 (Jodhpur Residency Road), 342026 (Jodhpur BSF Trg Centre), 342003 (Jodhpur Shastri Nagar)
Places nearby
Maharaja Umaid Singh Stadium (sports venue, 2 km), Sardar Government Museum (museum, 2 km), Barkatullah Khan Stadium (international cricket stadium, 2 km), Umaid Bhawan Palace (palace, 3 km)
History
Jodhpur is named after its founder, Rao Jodha, who established the city in 1459, so it is the City of Jodha.
Culture and food
Jodhpur is known for its food, and sweet shops named Jodhpur Sweets can be found in many Indian cities. The old city is known for its blue lanes.
Geography
Jodhpur has a hot desert climate with about 362 mm of rain, mostly from June to September.

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