Local businesses in Tiruchirappalli
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- IT and company offices: 3
- ITKX Technologies; Lbdesignstudio; Track Machines Satellite Depot
- Government offices: 10
- Tiruchirappalli Division HQ/SR; Chief Engineer's Office; Ministry Of Finance - Customs Central Excise & Service Tax; Tiruchirappalli City Municipal Corporation; Kaja Mian street; Office of the joing registrar of Cooperative Societies; Income Tax Office
- Colleges and universities: 4
- Jamal Mohamed College; Seshasayee Institute of Technology; Periyar EVR college; National College
- Workshops and craft businesses: 5
- Bismi Timber Company; Bright Star photo studio and video; Chitra studio; National plywood; cistron infotech pvt
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 4
- Life Insurance of India; LIC house finance; Shriram city union finance limited; Muthoot fincorp
- Banks: 29
- TDCC bank; uiijivan small finance bank; oriental bank; City Union Bank; Oriental Bank of Commerce; Yes Bank; Karur Vysya Bank; Indian Overseas Bank; Indian Bank; Bank of India
- Hospitals: 64
- Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital; AG Eye Hospital, Puthur; Aditi Hospital; Gitanjali Medical Center - Tiruchirapalli; K. A. P. Viswanathan Government Medical College Hospital; Sana Hospital; Sundaram Hospital; Tiruchy Medical Center & Hospitals; Varshini Hospitals; Vihas Hospital
Tiruchirappalli facts
- District
- Tiruchirappalli district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 9,16,857
- Area
- about 167230000 sq km, about 82 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 620001 (Tiruchirappalli R.S.), 620007 (Tiruchirappalli Airport), 620008 (Tiruchirappalli Fort), 620002 (Tiruchirappalli Townhall)
- Places nearby
- Anna Stadium (stadium, 1 km), St. Mary's Cathedral (church, 2 km), Basilica of the Holy Redeemer (church, 2 km), Gandhi Market (shopping mall, 4 km)
- History
- Historically the city was called Trichinopoly in English, and its short forms are Trichy and Tiruchi.
- Education
- St Joseph's College, which moved to Tiruchirappalli in 1883, is one of the oldest educational institutions in South India.
- Local economy
- Tiruchirappalli was known under British rule for tanneries, cigar manufacture and oil presses, and at its peak more than 12 million cigars a year were made and exported. Today it has several retail and wholesale markets, the best known being Gandhi Market.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.