List of urban local bodies in Gujarat

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The following is the list of urban local bodies in the state of Gujarat, India . In India, there are various types of urban local bodies such as Municipal Corporation, Municipality, Notified Area Committee, Town Area Committee, Special Purpose Agency, Township, Port Trust, Cantonment Board etc. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

  1. Municipal Corporations - 08
  2. Municipalities - 169
  3. Nagar Panchayat -

Urban local governance

Gujarat is the fifth most urbanized state in India, with 43.9% of its population living in urban areas as of the 2011 census, which is higher than the national average of 31.16%. The urban population in Gujarat has been growing rapidly and was estimated to be around 23 million in 2020. Gujarat has 247 Statutory Towns and 118 Census Towns, according to the 2011 census.

Gujarat has several rapidly growing urban centers, including Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, and Gandhinagar. Ahmedabad, the largest city in the state, is a major industrial and commercial hub, and home to several prestigious educational institutions. Surat is known for its diamond industry and is a major center for textile manufacturing, while Vadodara is a hub for the petrochemical industry. Rajkot is known for its engineering and auto parts industries, while Gandhinagar, the state capital, is a planned city that houses the administrative headquarters of the state government.

Municipal acts

There are three municipal acts in effect in Gujarat;

Name of ActArea of Effect
Gujarat Provincial Municipal Corporations Act, 1949All Municipal Corporations in Gujarat
Gujarat Municipalities Act, 1963All Municipalities in Gujarat
Gujarat Panchayats Act, 1993All Gram Panchayats and Taluka Panchayats in Gujarat

Section 3 of Gujarat Provincial Municipal Corporations Act, and Section 3 of Gujarat Municipalities Act, 1963 create the following categories of urban areas based on their population.

TypePopulation CriteriaType of Local Body
CityPopulation more than 1,00,000Municipal Corporation
MunicipalityPopulation of 20,000 or more, but less than 1,00,000Municipality
Notified AreaPopulation of less than 20,000Notified Area Committee

Furthermore, depending on the population size, the Acts prescribe the minimum and maximum number of councillors/wards allowed within each type of local government.

Minimum and Maximum number of Councillors Allowed in Municipalities in Gujarat
Municipal Corporations
Above 40 lakhs
Above 20 lakhs but not more than 40 lakhs
Above 10 lakhs but not more than 20 lakhs
Above 5 lakhs but not more than 10 lakhs
Above 3 lakhs but not more than 5 lakhs
Above 2 lakhs but not more than 3 lakhs
Above 1 lakh but not more than 2 lakhs
Above 50,000 but not more than 1 lakh
Above 25,000 but not more than 50,000
Municipalities
Population of 50,000 or more
Population of 25,000 or more but less than 50,000
Population of less than 25,000

List of Municipal Corporations (Mahanagarpalika) in Gujarat

There are 8 Corporations in Gujarat. [4] During Budget session of 2024-25 State's Finance Minister has announced 9 new Municipal Corporations in the state.

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Organizational structure of the AMC
S/NCorporation NameCityDistrict(s)Area (km2)Population (2011)Year EstablishedNo. of WardsNo. of SeatsLast ElectionRuling PartyMayorWebsite
1 Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation Ahmedabad Ahmedabad 50565,50,08419501992021  BJP Pratibhaben Rakeshkumar Jain
2Anand Municipal CorporationAnandAnand2024
3 Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation Bhavnagar Bhavnagar 108.27643,3651962522021  BJP Kirtiben Dhanidhariya
4Gandhidham Municipal Corporation Gandhidham Kutch 2024
5 Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation Gandhinagar Gandhinagar 326338,6182010442021  BJP Hitesh Makwana
6 Junagadh Municipal Corporation Junagadh Junagadh 160387,8382002602019  BJP Gitaben Parmar
7 Jamnagar Municipal Corporation Jamnagar Jamnagar 125682,3021981642021  BJP Vinodbhai Khimsuriya
8Mehsana Municipal Corporation Mehsana Mehsana 2024
9Morbi Municipal Corporation Morbi Morbi 2024
10Nadiad Municipal Corporation Nadiad Kheda district 2024
11Navsari Municipal Corporation Navsari Navsari 2024
12Porbandar–Chhaya Municipal Corporation PorbandarChhaya Porbandar district 2024
13 Rajkot Municipal Corporation Rajkot Rajkot 163.211,442,9751973722021  BJP Anand Patel
14 Surat Municipal Corporation Surat Surat 462.144,567,59819661202021  BJP Daxesh Kishorbhai Mavani
15Surendranagar–Wadhwan Municipal Corporation Surendranagar Surendranagar 2024
16 Vadodara Municipal Corporation Vadodara Vadodara 420.333,522,2211950762021  BJP Pinkyben Nirajbhai Soni
17Vapi Municipal Corporation Vapi Valsad 2024

List of Municipalities (Nagar Palika Parishads) in Gujarat

There are 156 Municipalities in Gujarat. [5]

Sr.No.Municipality NameClassN0. of WardsRuling PatyDistrict NameName of Zone
1DholkaB Ahmedabad Ahmedabad
2ViramgamB
3BavlaC
4DhandhukaC
5SannadC
6BarejaD
7NadiadA Kheda
8ChaklasiC
9KapadvanjC
10MahemdabadC
11DakorC
12KhedaC
13KanjariD
14KathlalD
15MahudhaD
16ThasraD
17Surendranagar-WadhvanA Surendranagar
18DhrangadhraB
19LimbdiC
20ThangadhC
21ChotilaD
22PatadiD
23BotadABotad
24GadhadaC
25BarvadaD
26PatanAPatanGandhinagar
27SidhpurB
28RadhanpurC
29ChansmaD
30HarijD
31PalanpurABanaskantha
32DeesaA
33DhaneraC
34TharadC
35BhabharD
36TharaD
37MahesanaAMahesana
38KadiB
39UnjaB
40VisnagarB
41VadnagarC
42KheraluD
43VijapurC
44HimmatnagarBSabarkantha
45IdarC
46KhedbramhaC
47PrantijD
48TalodD
49VadaliD
50ModasaBAravalli
51BayadD
52KalolAGandhinagar
53DahegamC
54MansaC
55GodhraAPanchmahalVadodara
56HalolB
57KaalolC
58ShaheraD
59BalasinorCMahisagar
60LunavadaC
61SantrampurD
62DahodBDahod
63ZalodC
64Devgadh bariyaD
65DabhoiBVadodara
66KarjanC
67PadraC
68SavliD
69AnandAAnand
70BorsadB
71KhambhatB
72PetladB
73KaramsadC
74UmrethC
75VallabhvidhyanagarD
76AnklavD
77OadD
78SojitraD
79BoriyaviD
80ChhotaudepurCChhotaudepur
81VyaraCTapiSurat
82SongadhC
83RajpiplaCNarmada
84Navsari-VijalporANavsari
85BilimoraB
86GandeviD
87BharuchABharuch
88AnkleswarB
89JambusarC
90AmodD
91ValsadAValsad
93ParadiC
94UmargamC
95DharampurD
96BardoliBSurat
97KadodaraC
98TarsadiCbgcolor="#F4F9FF"
99Mandvi (Surat)D
100GandhidhamAKutchRajkot
101BhujA
102AnjarB
103Mandvi (Kutch)B
104BhachauC
105RaparC
106Mundra-BaroiD
107DhrolCJamnagar
108JamjodhpurC
109KalavadC
110SikkaC
111OkhaBDevbhumi Dwarka
112DwarkaC
113KhambhaliyaC
114SalayaC
115BhanvadD
116JamravalD
117MorabiAMorbi
118VankanerC
119HalvadC
120Maliya-MiyanaD
121JetpurARajkot
122GondalA
123DhorajiB
124UpletaB
125JasdanC
126BhayavadarD
127Porbandar-ChhayaAPorbandar
128RanavavC
129KutiyanaD
130AmreliAAmreliBhavnagar
131SavarkundlaB
132BagsaraC
133JafrabadC
134RajulaC
135BabaraC
136ChalalaD
137DamnagarD
138LathiD
139Veraval PatanAGir Somnath
140UnaB
141KodinarC
142SutrapadaC
143TalalaD
144KeshodBJunagadh
145MangrolB
146ManavadarC
147BantwaD
148ChorvadD
149VanthliD
150VisavadarD
151MahuvaBBhavnagar
152PalitanaB
153ShihorB
154GariyadharC
155TalajaC
156VallabhipurD

List of Town Panchayats in Gujarat

Overview (district wise list)

S/NDistrictMunicipal CorporationMunicipality
1 Ahmedabad
1DholkaB
2ViramgamB
3BavlaC
4DhandhukaC
5SanandC
6BarejaD
2 Amreli NA
1AmreliA
2SavarkundlaB
3BagsaraC
4JafrabadC
5RajulaC
6BabaraC
7ChalalaD
8DamnagarD
9LathiD
3 Anand NA
4 Aravalli NA
5 Banaskantha NA
6 Bharuch NA
7 Bhavnagar
8 Botad NA
9 Chhota Udaipur NA
10 Dahod NA
11 Dang NA
12 Devbhoomi Dwarka NA
13 Gandhinagar
14 Gir Somnath NA
15 Jamnagar
16 Junagarh
17 Kutch NA
18 Kheda NA
19 Mahisagar NA
20 Mehsana NA
21 Morbi NA
22 Narmada NA
23 Navsari NA
24 Panchmahal NA
25 Patan NA
26 Porbandar NA
27 Rajkot
28 Sabarkantha NA
29 Surat
30 Surendranagar NA
31 Tapi NA
32 Vadodara
33 Valsad NA

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