Hathras District
Hathras is a district of Uttar Pradesh with its headquarters located at Hathras town. The district is surrounded by district Aligarh in the North, district Etah in the East, Firozabad in the South and district Mathura in the West. It forms a part of Agra Division.
Hathras came under the Brij region of Nothern India and was famous for its Industrial, Literary, and cultural activities.
Attractions
Fort- Mandir Shri Dauji Maharaj (Hathras), Mahakali Temple (Sahpau).
Facts & Figures
| Date | 3rd of May, 1997 |
| Area | 1800.1 sq. km |
| Latitude | 27.64 N |
| Longitude | 78.11 E |
| Population (2001) | 1,333,372 |
| Males | 718,288 |
| Females | 615,084 |
| Population density | 761 per sq. km |
| Sex Ratio | 856 |
| Literacy Rate | 46.32% |
| No. of Tehsil | 04 |
| No. of Blocks | 07 |
| No. of Villages | 672 |
| Postal Code | 282006 |
| STD Code | 05722 |
How to Reach
By Air : There is no air strip in this district. The nearest airport is at Agra.
By Rail : Hathras Junction Railway station is 10 Km away from Hathras. It is on Delhi - Kanpur Broad Gauge Railway Track.
By Road : There is a good network of roadways connecting major parts of the state with Hathras.
