Local businesses in Meerut
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 105
- Lokpriya Hospital; Meerut Kidney Hospital; J P Hospital; Metro Hospital And Heart Institute; St Lukes Hospital; Tulsi Hospital; Bharat Hospital and Trauma Center; Centre For Sight, Meerut Cantonment; Dhanvantri Jeevan Rekha Limited; Jindal Hospital
- Clinics: 54
- MEERUT DENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC; Sanjay Eye Nursing Home; Bhupal Nursing Home; Child Care Centre; Dayanand Nursing Home; Dr. Tyagi Polyclinic and Maternity Home; Dr.Chaurasia Nursing Home; Hemkunt Nursing Home; Jeevan Jyoti Nursing Home; Rajesh Kumar Gupta
- Pharmacies: 20
- Anjana Medical Store; Harsh Adhana Medical Store; Kavita Medicine Center; Kripa Pharmacy; Ravi Medical Store; Babulal Medical Store; Kanak Medicos; NetMeds; RK Medical Store; Shiv Medical Store
- Dental clinics: 14
- Dr. Dhillon's Dental Clinic; Dev Dental Care; Abhay Agarwal Dental Clinic; Rudra Healthcare; Brahmwati Sharma Dental Care Clinic; Braces And Faces; Dr Shashi Lal Dental Clinic; Dr Garg's Dental Clinic; V Smile; Manvijay Dental Clinic
- Medical supply and optical shops: 9
- Shubham Eye Care Centre; Dimple Opticals; Gulati Optical Co.; Himalaya Opticals; Singhal Surgical Equipments; Alfa Opticals; Surya Opticals; Lenskart
Meerut facts
- District
- Meerut district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 13,05,429
- Area
- about 141.94 sq km, about 218 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 250001 (Meerut Cantt), 250002 (Meerut Tehsil), 250003 (Meerut Kutchery), 201003 (Meerut Road)
- Places nearby
- St. John's Church (church, 4 km)
- Culture and food
- Holi, Dussehra, Diwali and Eid are all celebrated in Meerut. The Nauchandi Mela, which began in 1672, is held about two weeks after Holi and lasts roughly 15 days.
- Education
- Meerut is an education hub of western Uttar Pradesh, with about four or five universities and many engineering, management and pharmacy colleges.
- History
- Excavations at Vidura-ka-Tila, about 37 km north-east of Meerut, in 1950–52 suggested that the area holds the remains of Hastinapur, the capital of the Kauravas and Pandavas in the Mahabharata.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.