area of Tahsils
Tradditional Info
Name of Tahsil Std Code
Nagpur 0712
Hingna 07104
Kamptee 07109
Katol 07112
Narkhed 07105
Saoner 07113
Kalmeshwar 07118
Ramtek 07114
Parseoni 07102
Mauda 07115
Umred 07116
Bhiwapur 07106
Kuhi 07100

Mauda

Mauda is a town and a tehsil in Ramtek subdivision of Nagpur district. It is located 37 KM towards East from District head quarters Nagpur. Mauda is bounded by Kuhi Taluka towards South, Kamptee Taluka towards west, Bhandara Taluka towards East, and Ramtek Taluka towards North.

Total population of Mouda Taluka is 135,627 living in 29,140 Houses, Spread across total 120 villages and 63 panchayats. Males are 69,381 and Females are 66,246

One can reach Mouda by road by catching a bus from Nagpur or Bhandara. Nearest railway station is in Tarsa. Local people use motor cycle for transportation.

Colleges in Mouda
  • Shree Pandharinath Arts & Commerce College
  • New English High school Mohpa
  • Randhirsingh Bhadoriya Mahavidyalaya, Umred
  • Late Adv. Nandkishor Jaiswal High school and Junior College
Industries

NTPC Limited, largest state-owned power generating company in India is setting up the first 2 units of 500 MW power generators nearby Mouda Town.
Reliance Industries Ltd (Polyster Division). 03 km from Mouda Bus stand on Ramtek Road.
Pennar Aluminium (I) Ltd. (taken over by Aditya Birla Group). 02 km from Mouda Bus stand on Ramtek Road.
Visaka Industries Ltd. (Polyster Division). 02 km from Mouda Bus stand on Bhandara road (NH-6) Road.













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