Muzaffarpur District

Muzaffarpur district is a major district in the north Indian state of Bihar. It is known for its famous Shahi litchi, educational institutions, and historical importance in the Tirhut region.

Quick Facts

• Headquarters: Muzaffarpur city
• State: Bihar
• Division: Tirhut Division
• Area: About 3,173 sq km
• Population: Around 4.8 million (2011 Census)
• Official Languages: Hindi, Urdu
• Regional Languages: Bhojpuri, Maithili, Vajjika
• PIN Code Series: 842xxx
• Vehicle Code: BR-06

Famous For

• Shahi Litchi (GI-tagged fruit)
• Agriculture and trade
• Educational institutes like Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University
• Historical connection with the Indian freedom movement

Major Rivers

• Burhi Gandak
• Bagmati
• Lakhandei

Important Places

• Garib Sthan Mandir
• Jubba Sahni Park
• Ram Chandra Shahi Museum

Subdivisions

Muzaffarpur district mainly includes:

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• East Muzaffarpur
• West Muzaffarpur
• Blocks
• Aurai
• Bandra
• Bochaha
• Gaighat
• Kanti
• Katra
• Kurhani
• Marwan
• Minapur
• Motipur
• Muraul
• Mushahari
• Paroo
• Sahebganj
• Sakra
• Saraiya

Economy

The district economy is based on:

• Farming (especially litchi, mango, rice, wheat)
• Dairy
• Small-scale industries
• Trade and transport