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Local businesses in Margao
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- IT and company offices: 3
- Spintly India Pvt Ltd; Nippon India mutual fund; Turbosketch
- Government offices: 9
- Civil and Criminal Court; HP Gas; Office of sub divisional engineer; Benaulim panchayat; District Consumer dispute redressal forum; Margao RTO; Water department office; Electricity Department; Income tax department
- Colleges and universities: 5
- Don Bosco College Of Engineering; Rosary College of Commerce & Arts; Kare Law College; Damodar College of Commerce & Economics; Chowgule College
- Workshops and craft businesses: 16
- Anrose; Art Fit Tailor; Chaplin Clothes & Tailor; Dourado Ency Sally; F.X Tailor; Tailor Touch; Amar; Chaplin; Chaplin's Cloth and tailor; Crancy's
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 10
- Anju S Amonkar; Dr. Celso Fernandes; Emerico Pereira; J. Vaz; Pereiras Portuguese Connection; Advocate and Notary; Borkar's Financial Consultancy; Prasad s. Naik; LIC; Muthoot Finance
- Malls and department stores: 5
- Umiya Marcado; Big G; Ghode Vaman Narayan; Lord & Taylor; Big Bazaar
- Supermarkets: 30
- Borkars superstore; Gavin Enterprises; Ocean hypermart; Ramola; Stop N Shop; sho faz; Borkar Superstores; Borkar's Super Stores; Borkars Super Stores; Borkars Supermarket
Margao facts
- Population, 2011 Census
- 87,650
- Area
- about 15.1 sq km, about 10 m above sea level
- People
- 90% literacy
- PIN codes
- 403601 (Margao)
- Places nearby
- Holy Spirit Church (church, 1 km), Dr Rajendra Prasad Stadium (sports venue, 1 km), Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Margao) (multi-purpose stadium, 2 km), Goa Chitra Museum (indian museum, 2 km)
- Education
- Margao has many schools and colleges, and most schools follow the Goa Board curriculum.
- Culture and food
- Margao is the commercial capital of Goa and is also called the cultural capital of Goa. Ravindra Bhavan at Fatorda is a cultural centre and a venue for the International Film Festival of India, and Nehru Stadium at Fatorda is Goa's biggest sports stadium.
- History
- Margão is the Portuguese spelling. The name may come from Mahargao, the village of the Mahars, or from the Sanskrit mathagrama, a village of monasteries.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.