Bhandara Region Development Plan — view DP map online
Interactive Development Plan viewer for Bhandara Region, Maharashtra. The DP overlay aligns with satellite imagery so you can identify zones, reservations, and road lines for any plot.
About the Bhandara Region Development Plan
The Bhandara Region Development Plan defines land-use zones, road alignments, reservations and proposed amenities across Bhandara Region, Maharashtra. DPPlans renders the published plan as an interactive overlay on satellite imagery — pan, zoom, search by survey number or village, and measure distances directly on the map.
Sub-locations indexed inside Bhandara Region include Bhandara (MCI), Tal: Bhandara, Ganeshpur (CT), Tal: Bhandara, Kesalwada/Kesalvada, Tal: Bhandara. Each one can be opened directly from the search bar on the full map.
Free up to zoom level 14. High-detail tile layers (zoom 15 and beyond) unlock with a 7-day access pass for the Bhandara Region region.
Bhandara Region Development Plan — key details
The Bhandara Regional Plan covers Bhandara district in eastern Maharashtra, governed under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966, with regional planning administered by the Town Planning and Valuation Department of Maharashtra State and the local planning authorities for the constituent municipal and tehsil units.
Bhandara is widely recognised as the rice bowl of Maharashtra, with the Wainganga river — which flows southward through the district after entering from Madhya Pradesh — irrigating the sandy-loam (Sihar) soils that are well-suited to high-quality paddy cultivation. The district’s industrial landscape is dominated by small-scale, agro-processing units, with over 100 operational rice mills, alongside copper and brassware manufacturing in Bhandara town and adjoining tehsils. Indigenous rice varieties cultivated in the district include Chinnor, Dubraj, Kalimooch and Shriram.
The plan overlay on this page reflects the published regional zoning and land-use boundaries georeferenced over satellite imagery, including paddy belts along the Wainganga floodplain, conservation areas around the Nagzira and Navegaon wildlife reserves in the southern part of the district, and the urban cores of Bhandara, Tumsar and Pauni.
Plan at a glance
- Plan type
- Regional Plan (district)
- Governing Act
- Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966
- Key river
- Wainganga (joins Wardha to form Pranhita)
- Agricultural identity
- Rice bowl of Maharashtra
- Operating rice mills
- 100+
- Local industries
- Rice milling, copper and brassware manufacturing
- Wildlife reserves
- Nagzira, Navegaon
Notable areas in Bhandara Region
Detailed Development Plan pages for the most-searched towns and municipal-corporation areas inside Bhandara Region.
Sub-locations in Bhandara Region
Each location below opens the full Bhandara Region map zoomed straight to that point.
What you get on the Bhandara Region map
- Interactive zoom and pan over the entire Bhandara Region Development Plan area
- Satellite + DP overlay so plot boundaries align with on-ground features
- Search by survey number, village or landmark inside Bhandara Region
- Measure distances and areas directly on the Bhandara Region map
- Mobile-friendly — view Bhandara Region DP zones on the go
- 3 indexed sub-locations inside Bhandara Region
Frequently asked questions
Where can I view the Bhandara Region Development Plan online?
You can view the Bhandara Region DP map on Map Magician’s interactive viewer. The plan is overlaid on satellite imagery so you can identify zones, reservations and road lines for any plot in Bhandara Region, Maharashtra.
Is the Bhandara Region DP map official?
The published Development Plan referenced here mirrors the source documents from Maharashtra Town Planning. The official PDFs are linked from the source: https://dtp.maharashtra.gov.in/home/downloads/dp/?cities=bhandara
Can I see specific villages or sectors inside Bhandara Region?
Yes — 3 sub-locations are indexed inside Bhandara Region, including Bhandara (MCI), Tal: Bhandara, Ganeshpur (CT), Tal: Bhandara, Kesalwada/Kesalvada, Tal: Bhandara and more. Each can be opened directly from the search bar on the map.
Is access free?
Browsing the Bhandara Region region is free up to zoom level 14. High-detail (zoom 15–18) imagery is unlocked with a 7-day access pass.
What devices does the Bhandara Region DP viewer work on?
The viewer runs in any modern browser — desktop, tablet, or mobile. There is also a native Android app.