The state of Tamil Nadu was created on January 26, 1950, and is in the south of India. Chennai, which is also the center of the state, is its most famous city. Now let’s talk about Tamil Nadu’s areas…
Tamil Nadu has 32 districts. “Coimbatore,” which covers an area of about 7469 square kilometers, is the biggest district in terms of size. We need to find out what the names of all of Tamil Nadu’s towns are.
Districts Of Tamilnadu:
Tamil Nadu is a state in the southeast of India. Each area has its own set of rules and Deputy Commissioners who oversee system development.
Tamilnadu State is made up of 32 Districts, including Ariyalur and Tirupur, two places that were just recently split up.
You can see and sort the following list of 32 Districts with basic information, including Taluks (a sub-division of the District), by clicking the bolt icon at the top of the table.
Ariyalur:
Ariyalur is a district in Tamil Nadu, and it is also the capital of the district. There are 2 divisions, 4 divisions, 4 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency in the district. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
In Ariālur, there are 1,949.31 km2 (752.63 square miles) of land. The 2011 census says that there are about 752,481 people living in Ariyalur. There are 390 people living in every square kilometer.
In Ariyalur, 71.99% of people can read and write, and there are 1016 women for every man. There were 8.19 thousand more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Chennai:
The capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu is Chennai, which used to be called Madras. It is one of the most important places for culture, business, and education in South India. It is on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. According to the 2011 India Census, it is the fourth most populous city and the fourth biggest city in India.
The metropolitan area with the most people in the world ranks the city and the nearby areas of Chennai as the 36th biggest urban area. Chennai is one of the most popular Indian cities with tourists from other countries. It ranked 43rd on the list of the most visited places in the world in 2015. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Coimbatore:
Coimbatore is a district in Tamil Nadu, and it is also the capital city of the district. There are 2 divisions, 10 divisions, 10 assembly seats, and 3 Lok Sabha constituencies in the district. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The district of Coimbatore covers 4,723 km2 (1,824 sq mi), and the 2011 census says that there are about 3,472,578 people living there. There are 572 people living in every square kilometer.
The number of women to men in Coimbatore is 1000 to 1. There were 8.19 thousand more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Cuddalore:
The city of Cuddalore is the headquarters of a district that is in Tamil Nadu. It is made up of 3 divisions, 9 divisions, 9 assembly districts, and 2 Lok Sabha constituencies. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The Cuddalore district covers an area of 702 km³, which is 1,820 sq mi. The 2011 census says that there are about 2,605,914 people living in Cuddalore, and there are 702 people per square kilometer.
The literacy rate in Cuddalore is 69.66%, and the number of women to men is 984. There were 8.19 thousand more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Dharmapuri:
One of the districts in Tamil Nadu is Dharmapuri, which is also the capital city.
It is made up of 2 divisions, 7 divisions, 5 assembly districts, and 1 Lok Sabha area. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The Dharmapuri district covers 4,497.77 km², which is 1,736.60 square miles. The 2011 census says that there are about 1,506,843 people living in Dharmapuri, and there are 340 people per square kilometer.
Dharmapuri has a literacy rate of 91.20%. The number of women to men is 946, and the district’s population grew by 8.19% from 2001 to 2011.
Dindigul:
There is a district called Dindigul in Tamil Nadu, which is also the capital city. Nine divisions and three divisions make up the district. Some of them are assembly constituencies and some are Lok Sabha seats. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Indigul district covers 6266.64 km³, which is 2,506.60 square miles. The 2011 census says that there are about 2,159,775 people living in Dindigul. There are 340 people living in every square kilometer.
The literacy rate in Dindigul is 68.61%, and the number of women to men is 998. There were 8.19 thousand more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Erode:
Erode is a district in Tamil Nadu, and it is also the capital city of the district.
There are 2 divisions, 10 divisions, 7 assembly seats, and 3 Lok Sabha constituencies in the district. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The Erode district covers 5,722 km³, which is 2,209 square miles. The 2011 census says that there are about 2,251,744 people living in Eerode. There are 397 people living in every square kilometer.
72.96% of people in Erebus can read and write, and there are 993 women for every man. There were 12.19 percent more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Kancheepuram:
There is a district called Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, which is also the capital city. Five divisions make up the district. There are 12 divisions, 11 assembly seats, and 2 Lok Sabha constituencies. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Kanchipuram district covers 4,393 km2 (1,696 sq mi). The 2011 census says that there are about 3,998,252 people living in Kanchipuram. There are 910 people living in every square kilometer.
75.34% of people in Kanchipuram can read and write. The number of women to men is 986. There were 12.19 percent more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Kanyakumari:
The main office of Kanyakumari is in Kanyakumari, which has a district in Tamil Nadu. It is made up of 4 divisions, 9 divisions, some council constituencies, and some Lok Sabha constituencies. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Kanyakumari district covers an area of 1,684 km2, which is about 650 square miles. The 2011 census says that there are about 1,870,374 people living in Kanyakumari. There are 11,110 people living in 1 square kilometer.
Kanyakumari has a learning rate of 97.34%. The number of women to men here is 1014. There were 12.19 percent more people living in the area in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Karur:
There is a district called Karur in Tamil Nadu, and that is also where the offices are. There are 2 divisions, 6 divisions, 4 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha area in the district. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 census says that Karur district covers 2,856 km2, which is 1,103 square miles. Karur has a population density of 373 people per square kilometer and a population of about 1,076,588 people.
Karur has an 81.74% literacy rate, and there are 1015 women for every man. There were 11,19 more people living in the district in 2011 than in 2001.
Krishnagiri:
It is the 30th district of Tamil Nadu, which is known as the “Land of the Black Hills” in India.
A lot of black rock can be found. The whole size of this spot is 5143 square feet. Km. Krishnagiri is a very popular place for tourists to visit.
The KRP dam is the most popular place for tourists to visit here. Some of the other things that Krishnagiri has to offer are archaeological sites, shrines, parks, forts, and natural sites.
Madurai:
Tamil Nadu is a state in South India. Madurai is its second-largest city. One of the oldest towns with people living in it is this city of temples on the banks of the Vaigai River.
In the north of the city are the Sirumalai Hills, and in the south are the Nagamalai Hills in. Its name comes from the word “Madhura,” which means “sweet.”
People say that this sweetness came from Divine Amrit and that Lord Shiva had to pour it down on this city.
Narasingam:
There is a town called Nagapattinam in the Tamil Nadu state of Nagapattinam. This city is the center of the district. Nagapattinam is on the eastern side of the Indian peninsula. It was separated from Thanjavur district and came out of the Bay of Bengal. This town is 270 km away from Chennai.
Namakkal:
Namakkal is one of the most famous places for tourists to visit in the southern part of India. It is both a city and an administrative district. Namakkal is in Tamil Nadu and has a lot of different kinds of activities for people with different tastes.
People love this city for its basic infrastructure and surroundings. People know it as an ancient city, an educational city, a Kukut city, and a transportation city. After being split off from Salem district in 1997, it was officially made a district. The past of Namakkal goes back to the 700s.
Perambalur:
The district of Tamil Nadu is called Perambalur, and it is also the capital of the district. It is made up of one division, four divisions, two assembly districts, and one Lok Sabha area. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 census says that the Perambalur district covers an area of 1,752 km2 (676 sq mi). There are about 565,223 people living in Perambalur, and there are 320 people per square kilometer.
The literacy rate in Perambalur is 66.49%, and the number of women to men is 1003. There were 17,95% more people living in the district between 2001 and 2011.
Pudukottai:
In Tamil Nadu, Pudukkottai is a district, and it is also the capital of the district.
The district is made up of 3 divisions, 11 divisions, and 6 assembly seats. It is also part of more than one Lok Sabha area. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 census says that the Pudukkottai district covers 4,663 km2, which is 1,800 square miles. There are about 1,618,345 people living in Pudukkottai, and there are 350 people per square kilometer.
80.49% of people in Pudukkottai can read and write. The number of women to men here is 1015. There were 17,95% more people living in the district between 2001 and 2011.
Ramanathapuram:
There is a district called Ramanathapuram in Tamil Nadu. This is where the HQ is located. This area is split into six divisions, as well as several assembly districts and a Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Ramanathapuram district covers 4,123 km2, which is about 1,700 square miles, and the 2011 census says that there are about 1,353,445 people living there.
There are 330 people living in Ramanathapuram per square kilometer, 80.49% of the people there can read and write, and there are 983 women for every male. There were 17,95% more people living in the district between 2001 and 2011.
Salem:
There is a main office in Salem, which is a district in Tamil Nadu. There are 4 divisions, 11 divisions, and 11 assembly seats in the district. One of them is a Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
Salem district covers 5,245 km2, which is 1,3532 square miles. The 2011 census found that there are 3,482,056 people living in Salem, giving it a population density of 663 people per square kilometer.
Salem has a literacy rate of 65.64%, and the number of women to men is 954. The number of people living in the area has grown by 15.44% since 2001.
Sivaganga:
Sivaganga is a district in Tamil Nadu. Shivganga is the capital of the district. The district is split into 2 divisions, 7 divisions, 4 assembly seats, and 1 member of the Lok Sabha. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The size of Sivaganga is 4,189 km2, which is 1,617 sq mi, and the 2011 census says that there are about 1,339,101 people living there. There are 275 people living in every square kilometer.
71.67% of people in Sivaganga can read and write, and there are 1003 women for every man. There were about 15,90% more people living in the district between 2001 and 2011.
Thanjavur:
In Tamil Nadu, there is a town called Thanjavur that is home to the headquarters. The district is made up of 3 divisions, 9 divisions, 10 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
There are about 2,405,890 people living in Thanjavur district, which covers an area of 3,397 km2 (8,764 sq mi). The population density is 691 people per square kilometer, according to the 2011 census.
The literacy rate in Thanjavur is 74.44%, and the number of women to men is 1035. Between 2001 and 2011, the district’s population grew by 8.56 percent.
The Nilgiris:
Nilgiris is a district in Tamil Nadu. Its capital city is Oghagandalam, also known as “Ooty.” The district is made up of 3 divisions, 6 divisions, 3 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The Nilgiris covers an area of 2,565 km³, which is about 990 square miles, and the 2011 census found that there are about 735,394 people living there. There are 288 people living in every square kilometer.
77.44% of Nilgiri people can read and write, and there are 1042 women for every man. In the area, the number of people living there went down by 0.56% between 2001 and 2011.
Theni:
Theni is a district in Tamil Nadu. Its offices are in Theni, and the district is made up of 2 divisions, 5 divisions, 5 assembly constituencies, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
It covers an area of 2,889 km2, which is about 1,115 sq mi. The 2011 census found that there are 1,245,899 people living in Theni, with a population density of 433 people per sq km.
The literacy rate in Theni is 69.84%, and the number of women to men is 991. It added 13.89% more people to the area between 2001 and 2011.
Thiruvallur:
Nineteen Thiruvallur is the capital city of the district in Tamil Nadu. The district has four divisions, twelve divisions, eight assembly seats, and one Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 census says that Thiruvallur district covers 3,423 km2, which is 1,322 square miles. There are about 37,28,104 people living in Thiruvallur. There are 1,100 people living in every square kilometer.
84.03% of people in Tiruvallur can read and write. Since 2001, 984 more people moved into the district, which is 35.33% more people than in 2011.
Thiruvannamalai:
Thiruvannamalai is a district in Tamil Nadu. Its capital city is Tiruvannamalai. The district is made up of 8 mandals (also called tahsils), 9 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 census says that the size of Tiruvannamalai district is 6,191 km2, which is 2,390 square miles. There are about 41,64,875 people living in Tiruvannamalai, and there are 654 people per square kilometer.
74.21% of people in Tiruvannamalai can read and write, and there are 994 women for every man. The number of people living in the area has grown by 12.75 percent between 2001 and 2011.
Thiruvarur:
Thiruvarur is a district in Tamil Nadu. Its headquarters is in Tiruvarur, and the district has two divisions, seven divisions, four assembly seats, and one Lok Sabha constituency. The area in question is in Tamil Nadu.
The 2011 Census says that the Tiruvarur district covers 2,377 km2 (6,132 square miles). There are about 1,264,277 people living in Thiruvarur, and there are 533 people per square kilometer.
74.86% of people in Thiruvarur can read and write, and there are 1017 women for every man. As of 2011, 8.11 percent more people lived in the area than there were in 2001.
Thirunelveli:
Tirunelveli is a district in Tamil Nadu. Its capital city is Tirunelveli, and the district is made up of 3 divisions, 11 divisions, 11 assembly constituencies, and 2 Lok Sabha seats.
Tiruppur:
The district of Tirupur is in the state of Tamil Nadu. Its main office is in Tirupur, and it has 3 divisions in the district, 9 divisions, 8 assembly constituencies, and 5 Lok Sabha seats.
The 2011 census says that Tirupur district covers 5,106 km2 (13,173 sq mi). There are about 2,479,052 people living in Tirupur, and there are 476 people per square kilometer.
71.02% of people in Tirupur can read and write, and there are 989 women for every man. There are 29.11% more people living in the area now than there were in 2001.
Tiruchirappalli:
The city of Tiruchirappalli is in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is an economic and educational hub. Tiruchirappalli is also the capital city of the district with the same name.
This city is right next to the Kaveri River. The fourth biggest city and township in Tamil Nadu is this one. Many people have different ideas about where this place’s name came from.
The name Tiruchirapalli comes from the phrase Trishira Puram in Sanskrit. Trishira means “three heads,” and Palli or Puram means “city.”
Lots of people think that the three-headed monster Trishira got a blessing from Lord Shiva near this city. CP Browne, a Telugu expert, thinks that the name Tiruchirapalli comes from the word for “small town,” Chiruta-Palli.
Tuticorin:
Thoothukudi’s main office is in Thoothakkudi, which is in a town in Tamil Nadu. There are 3 divisions, 8 divisions, 7 assembly seats, and 1 Lok Sabha constituency in the district.
The 2011 census says that the Thuthukkudi district covers 4,745 km2 (1,832 square miles). About 1,750,176 people live in Thuthukkudi, and there are 369 people living in every square kilometer.
In Thuthukkudi, 77.12% of people can read and write, and there are 1023 women for every man. There were 11,322 more people living in the district in 2011 than there were in 2001.
Venere:
The organization’s main office is in Vellore, which is a town in Tamil Nadu. Eleven mandals, or tehsils, make up the district. There are also 12 assembly seats and 3 Lok Sabha constituencies.
The 2011 census says that Vellore district covers 6,077 km2 (2,346 sq mi).
The number of people living in Vellore is about 3,936,331 and there are about 654 people per square kilometer. Vellore has a literacy rate of 79.65%, and there are 1007 women for every man.
There were 13.20% more people living in the district between 2001 and 2011.
Villupuram:
Viluppuram is a town in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is in the Villupuram District. It is the center of the second-largest district in the state, Villupuram District.
You can get from Chennai to Dindigul via National Highway No. 45, which goes through the town. There is a big train station in Villupuram as well. Farming is the town’s main source of income.
It is in the northeast of Tamil Nadu, halfway between Chennai and Tiruchirapalli. It’s 157 km north of Tiruchirapalli and 162 km south of Chennai.
Virudhunagar:
There is a district in Tamil Nadu called Virudhunagar, which is also the capital city. It is split into two divisions, eight mandals or tehsils, and six assembly seats. One of these is a Lok Sabha constituency.
In 2011, the census found that the size of the Virudhunagar district is 4,288 km2, which is 1,656 sq mi. There are about 1,942,288 people living in Virudhunagar.
There are about 450 people living in every square kilometer. The literacy rate in Virudhunagar is 72.02%, and the number of women to men is 1007. There were 10.91% more people living in the area between 2001 and 2011.