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List of districts of Tamil Nadu

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Districts of Tamil Nadu
Districts of Tamil Nadu
CategoryDistricts
LocationTamil Nadu
Number38 districts
PopulationsPerambalur – 565,223 (lowest);Chennai – 7,139,630 (highest)
AreasChennai – 426 km2 (164 sq mi) (smallest);Dindigul – 6,266.64 km2 (2,419.56 sq mi) (largest)
Government
Subdivisions

TheIndian state ofTamil Nadu is divided into 38districts.Districts are the major administrative divisions of a state and are further sub-divided into smallertaluks.

During theBritish Raj,12 districts of the erstwhileMadras Presidency had their boundaries within the present-day Tamil Nadu. Post theIndian Independence in 1947 and thepolitical integration, the Madras Province inherited parts of the earlier Madras Presidency. Following the adoption of theConstitution of India in 1950, theMadras State was formed, which was further reorganized in 1953 and 1956. After thereorganization of Indian states in 1956, the state had 13 re-organized districts, which were further divided later over the years.

Between 1960 and 1980, three additional districts were formed. In the late eighties, five more districts were bifurcated from existing districts. Ten more districts were formed in the nineties, taking the total count to 30. Three new districts were bifurcated in the 2000s. In 2019–20, five more districts were formed for a total of 38 districts.

History

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Before 1947

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See also:Administrative divisions of Madras Presidency
Districts of Madras in 1956 with 2009 boundaries in gray

During theBritish Raj, theMadras Presidency was made up of26 districts, 12 of which were part of the boundaries of the present-day Tamil Nadu, namely,Chingleput,Coimbatore,Nilgiris,North Arcot,Madras,Madura,Ramnad, Salem,South Arcot,Tanjore,Tinnevely, andTrichinopoly.[1]

1947–56

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After theIndian Independence on 15 August 1947, the Madras Presidency became the Madras Province of theDominion of India. Theprincely state ofPudukottaiacceded to the Indian Union on 4 March 1948 and was made as a part of the Trichinopoly district.[2] When the newConstitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950, the Madras Province became theMadras State of theRepublic of India.[3] The Madras State included most of the present-dayTamil Nadu,Coastal Andhra andRayalaseema regions of the present-dayAndhra Pradesh, theMalabar region of the present-dayKerala,Bellary andSouth Canara districts of the present-dayKarnataka.[4] The Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions were separated to form the newAndhra State in 1953.[5]

As a result of there-organization of states in 1956, South Canara and Bellary districts were merged withMysore State, which became Karnataka and the Malabar district was added to theState of Travancore-Cochin to form Kerala. The Tamil speaking regions ofKanyakumari, which were earlier part of Travancore-Cochin, were merged to the Madras State.[6] After the reorganisation, the Madras state had 13 districts namely:Chingleput,Coimbatore,Kanyakumari,Madras,Madurai,Nilgiris,North Arcot,Ramanathapuram,Salem,South Arcot,Thanjavur,Tiruchirappalli andTirunelveli.[7]

1957–89

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Animation showing the division of districts in Tamil Nadu from 1956 to 2009.

1990–99

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The 32 districts of the state in 2011.

2000–present

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Map showing the 38 districts of Tamil Nadu

List of districts

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Active districts

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DistrictCodeHeadquartersEstd.PredecessorArea (km2)[35]Population[35]Pop.
density
(/km2)
Divisions[36]Taluks[36]Assembly constituenciesLok sabha constituenciesMap
AriyalurARIAriyalur23 November 2007Perambalur2,027.6754,894372
ChengalpattuCHGChengalpattu29 November 2019Kanchipuram2,802.62,556,244912
Chennai
(formerlyMadras)
CHNChennai1 November 1956None462.36,748,02610,052
CoimbatoreCOICoimbatore1 November 1956None4,950.73,458,045699
CuddaloreCUDCuddalore30 September 1993South Arcot District3,8702,605,914673
DharmapuriDHADharmapuri2 October 1965Salem4,735.71,506,843318
DindigulDINDindigul15 September 1985Madurai6,289.12,159,775343
ErodeEROErode31 August 1979Coimbatore6,0362,251,744373
KallakurichiKALKallakurichi26 November 2019Viluppuram3,440.81,370,281398
KancheepuramKACKancheepuram1 July 1997Chingleput1,800.21,166,401648
KanyakumariKAYNagercoil1 November 1956None1,729.21,870,3741,082
KarurKARKarur30 September 1995Tiruchirappalli3,022.31,064,493352
KrishnagiriKRIKrishnagiri9 February 2004Dharmapuri5,414.41,883,731348
MaduraiMADMadurai1 November 1956None3,846.43,038,252790
MayiladuthuraiMAYMayiladuthurai28 December 2020Nagapattinam1,237.1918,356742
NagapattinamNAGNagapattinam18 October 1991Thanjavur1,459697,069478
NamakkalNAMNamakkal1 January 1997Salem3,573.41,726,601483
NilgirisNILOoty1 November 1956None2,452.5735,394300
PerambalurPERPerambalur30 September 1995Tiruchirappalli1,836.6565,223308
PudukkottaiPUDPudukkottai14 January 1974Thanjavur andTiruchirappalli4,847.81,618,345334
RamanathapuramRAMRamanathapuram1 November 1956None4,243.11,353,445319
RanipetRANRanipet28 November 2019Vellore2,234.31,210,277542
SalemSALSalem1 November 1956None5,2453,482,056669
SivagangaSIVSivaganga15 March 1985Ramanathapuram4,0861,339,101328
TenkasiTENTenkasi22 November 2019Tirunelveli2,916.11,407,627483
ThanjavurTHAThanjavur1 November 1956None3,396.62,405,890708
TheniTHETheni25 July 1996Madurai3,0661,245,899406
ThoothukudiTHOThoothukudi20 October 1986Tirunelveli4,6211,750,176379
TiruchirappalliTICTiruchirappalli1 November 1956None4,4072,722,290618
TirunelveliTINTirunelveli1 November 1956None3842.41,665,253433
TirupathurTIATirupattur28 November 2019Vellore1,792.91,111,812620
TiruppurTIPTiruppur22 February 2009Coimbatore andErode5,186.32,479,052478
TiruvallurTALTiruvallur1 July 1997Chingleput3,444.23,728,1041,082
TiruvannamalaiTANTiruvannamalai30 September 1989North Arcot6,1912,464,875398
TiruvarurTARThiruvarur1 January 1997Nagapattinam andThanjavur2,1611,264,277585
VelloreVELVellore30 September 1989North Arcot2,222.11,614,242726
ViluppuramVILViluppuram30 September 1993South Arcot3,725.52,093,003562
VirudhunagarVIRVirudhunagar15 March 1985Ramanathapuram4,288.01,942,288453

Former districts

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DistrictSpanSuccessor districtsMap
Chingleput1956–98Kanchipuram,Chengalpattu andTiruvallur
North Arcot1956–89Tiruvannamalai,Vellore,Ranipet andTirupattur
South Arcot1956–93Cuddalore,Villupuram andKallakurichi

See also

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References

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