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Latur map and PIN codes, Maharashtra

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A city located within the district of the same name, Latur is a popular travel destination in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The city is located close to the border of Maharashtra and Karnataka. The city is accessible from Mumbai via flights to and from the Latur Airport. The Latur, Udgir and Latur Road rail stations also offer easy access to the city. A number of state highways passing through the area serve as road connections to the city.

The first mention of Latur in Indian history was during the reign of the Rashtrakuta dynasty. According to popular belief, Dantidurga, the first king of the Rashtrakua dynasty, was originally from Latur, then named Lattalur. However, it was the Rashtrakuta King Amoghavarsha who was responsible for the development of the city of Latur. The city was under the rule of the Nizams of Hyderabad until 1948.

Initially Latur city was part of the Dharashiv district of Maharashtra. It became a separate district on 16th August 1981. The city serves as the administrative center of the Latur district. The Panchganga River flows by the city of Latur. The easy access to the city, the nearby attractions and the numerous exhibits of India’s historical and cultural heritage make Latur a favorable tourist destination.

The city of Latur lies in close proximity to various tourist attractions. The two temples dedicated to Mahalaxmi and Katyani Devi are known for their religious significance. The Panhala Fort and Vishalgad Fort exhibit the historical facet of this small town. Panhala is also a well-known hill station near Latur. Tourists also visit the Shalini Palace, Rankala Lake and the Cloister of Shankaracharya.

Many tourists visit the Shri Siddeshwar Fair organized every year in Latur city. It is also known for the nearby places of religious significance like Hattibet, Ausa, Nilanga, Tambala, Renapur and so on.

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Latur district at a glance

HeadquartersLatur
Population (Census 2011)2,454,196 (24.54 lakh)
Area7,157 sq km
Density (2011)343 people per sq km
Talukas (10)Ahmadpur, Ausa, Chakur, Deoni, Jalkot, Latur, Nilanga, Renapur, Shirur Anantpal, Udgir
In LaturBCA and MCA colleges · B.A., B.Sc. and B.Com. colleges · BBA, MBA and PGDM colleges · B.Ed., Nursing and Pharmacy colleges
Bordering districts includeBidar, Beed

Population and area: Census of India 2011.

Official website of Latur district: latur.gov.in

Health help in Latur district

  • Emergency: call 108 for an ambulance, or 112.
  • Free hospital treatment: families covered by Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY), and everyone aged 70 or over, get treatment up to ₹5 lakh a year in government and listed private hospitals. Check or get the card at beneficiary.nha.gov.in or call 14555; the hospitals in Latur district are listed on the PM-JAY hospital finder.
  • Low-cost medicines: Jan Aushadhi Kendras sell generic medicines at a fraction of the usual price; find one in Latur district by choosing Maharashtra and the district.
  • Blood: e-RaktKosh shows the blood banks in Latur district and the blood they have today.
  • See a doctor online, free: eSanjeevani, the Health Ministry's video consultation service.
  • Mental health: Tele-MANAS, 14416, free and open day and night.

More about each service: health help in India.

PIN codes of Latur district

The head and sub post offices India Post lists under Latur district, with their six-digit PIN codes.

Post officePIN code
Ahmedpur413515
Aurad Shahajani413522
Ausa413520
Borgaon Latur413511
Chakur413513
Deoni413519
Hatte Road Latur413512
Jalkot413532
JJJKSSK Nalegaon413581
Kasarsirsi413607
Killari413516
Kingaon413523
Labour Colony Latur413512
Latur (head office)413512
Latur Bazar413512
Latur RS413512
MIDC Latur413531
Murud413510
Nalegaon413524
Nilanga413521
Nitoor413530
Pangaon Latur431522
Ramnagar Latur413531
Renapur413527
Shirur Anantpal413544
Shirur Tajband413514
Tilaknagar Latur413531
Udgir413517
Udgirganj413517
Wadhona413518
Wadwal Nagnath413529

Source: India Post, Department of Posts (October 2026). Other offices: India Post's Locate Post Office.