Local businesses in Nagpur
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 256
- Mahajan Ortho and Surgical Hospital; Aditya Hospital Critical Care and Emergency Center; Arneja Heart and Multispeciality Hospital; Crescent Nursing Home and Iccu; Ganju Haematology Clinic and Hospital; Mure Memorial Hospital; Sengupta Hospital and Research Institute; Anjani Eye Hospital; Avantika Hospital; CIIMS Hospital
- Clinics: 58
- Gaddigodam Dispensary; Matruchhaya Spine Clinic; Telankhedi Ayurvedic Dispensary; CGHS Dispensary No. 3; CGHS Dispensary No. 5; CGHS Dispensary No. 7; CGHS Dispensary No.2A; CGHS Dispensary No.6; Dr Palak Jaiswal; NADT Miniature CGHS Dispensary
- Pharmacies: 19
- Rane Bandhu Aushadhalaya; Rajat Medical Stores; Ajay Medical Stores; Drug store; Vijayant Medical Stores; Avinash; Panchasheel medicals; MedPlus
- Dental clinics: 13
- Dr. Dupare Dental Clinic; Chandak Multispecialty Dental Clinic; Chhabrani Dental Clinic; Daga Multispeciality Dental Hospital; Dr. Agrawal Dental Clinic; Dr. Arya's Dental Clinic; Arora Dental Clinc; Asrani Dental Clinic and Implant Centre; Khan Dental and Gum Care Clinic; Pushp Dental Clinic
- Medical supply and optical shops: 2
- MODICARE DISTRIBUSION POINT SHYAM JAGDISH POHANE (HUF)
Nagpur facts
- District
- Nagpur district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 24,05,665
- Area
- about 218 sq km, about 310 m above sea level
- People
- 963 females per 1,000 males; 91.92% literacy
- PIN codes
- 440005 (Nagpur Airport), 440002 (Nagpur City), 440001 (Nagpur GPO), 441614 (Nagpura)
- Places nearby
- Nagpur Central Museum (museum, 1 km), Meetha Neem Dargah (sufi shrine, 1 km), Sitabuldi Fort (fort, 1 km), Kasturchand Park metro station (nagpur Metro's Orange Line metro station, 1 km)
- Culture and food
- Hinduism is the majority religion in Nagpur, with Buddhism the second largest, and the city is known for the Buddhist site Deekshabhoomi.
- Education
- Nagpur is a major education hub in central India.
- History
- Nagpur is named after the river Nag, which flows through the city, with pur meaning city. One of its earlier names was Fanindrapura.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.