Gurdaspur Pincodes

Gurdaspur district, nestled in Punjab’s northern expanse, resides within the Jalandhar division, embraced by the Ravi and Beas rivers. Positioned between 31°36′ to 32°34′ north latitude and 74°56′ to 75°24′ east longitude, it interlaces with Pathankot district to the north, bordered by the Beas River in the northeast. Sharing boundaries with Hoshiarpur district to the southeast, Kapurthala district to the south, and Amritsar district to the southwest, it also abuts Pakistan in the northwest. This geographical arrangement defines Gurdaspur’s connectivity and establishes its pivotal placement within the vibrant tapestry of Punjab’s landscape.

Gurdaspur district, a tapestry of diverse subdivisions, boasts 1,157 inhabited and 48 uninhabited villages across its expansive 2,610 square kilometers. The region encompasses Gurdaspur with 679 inhabited and 37 uninhabited villages spanning 1,369 square kilometers, accommodating a population of 744,092 amidst 544 square kilometers. Batala, with 347 inhabited and 5 uninhabited villages over 936 square kilometers, hosts 618,105 individuals across 660 square kilometers. Meanwhile, Dera Baba Nanak houses 131 inhabited and 6 uninhabited villages within 305 square kilometers, nurturing a population of 115,660 over 379 square kilometers. Collectively, Gurdaspur’s subdivisions merge bustling communities and serene landscapes, constituting a total population of 1,477,857 dispersed over 566 square kilometers.