Local businesses in Mumbai
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 6
- HealthIndia; Baroda Sun Tower; IDFC First Bank; Bank of America; Reserve Bank of India; UTI Tower
- Banks: 64
- The Kurla Nagarik Sahakarl bank Limited; FAB (First Abu Dhabi Bank); FirstRand Bank, India branch; Saraswat Co-operative Bank Limited; Unity Small Finance Bank; noor communication; vijya bank; Jana Small Finance Bank; Utkarsh Small Finance Bank; ING
- Hospitals: 133
- Sushrut Hospital and Research Centre; Ameeta Patil Nursing Home; Aseem Orthopaedic Hospital; Ashirwad Heart Hospital; Kurla Nursing Room; Rajawadi Hospital; Rushabh Eye Hospital and Laser Centre; Surana Sethia Hospital And Research Centre; Dr. Anup Khatri Bone & Joint Clinic; Dr. Raut's Maternity and Surgical Nursing Home
- Car and motorcycle dealers: 7
- Tata Wasan; Royal Enfield Motokraft; Tesla; Navnit Motors; OLA; Kia; Hyundai
- Clinics: 34
- Kamdar Nursing Home and Polyclinic Pvt. Ltd.; Kamgar Nagar Health Post and Qureshi Nagar Dispensary; Dr Smita Mukherjees Eye Clinic; Disha Polyclinic and Nursing Home; Kamran Nursing Home; Sai Deep Nursing Home; Vatsalya Clinic; Abhishek Nursing Home; Dewang Nursing Home Pvt. Ltd.; Dr Sule's Vaibhav Polyclinic and Siddharth Nursing Home
Mumbai facts
- District
- Mumbai City district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 1,24,42,373
- Area
- about 603 sq km, about 14 m above sea level
- People
- 853 females per 1,000 males; 89.73% literacy
- PIN codes
- 400001 (Mumbai ), 400008 (Mumbai Central)
- Places nearby
- Our Lady of Egypt Church (church, 1 km), Holy Cross Church (Roman Catholic Church, 1 km), Ghatkopar metro station (mumbai Metro's Blue Line 1 terminal metro station, 3 km), Sion Hillock Fort (hill fort, 3 km)
- Local economy
- Mumbai is the financial and commercial capital of India, contributing about five per cent of the national GDP and a fifth of Maharashtra's. In the early 2010s it paid about one third of the country's tax revenue.
- Culture and food
- Mumbai blends traditional and cosmopolitan festivals, food and nightlife, and many cultures and cuisines coexist in its restaurants, theatres and museums. It is the birthplace of Indian cinema, with films in Hindi, Marathi and English.
- History
- The name Mumbai comes from Mumba or Maha-Amba, the name of Mumbadevi, the goddess of the native Koli community, and ai, meaning mother in Marathi.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.