Bhadgaon

Bhadgaon is a town located in the Jalgaon district of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It lies in the northern part of the state, within the Khandesh region. The town is situated on the banks of the Girna River, a tributary of the Tapti River.

Historically, Bhadgaon has been an agricultural center, with its economy primarily driven by farming. Sugarcane, cotton, and bananas are among the major crops cultivated in the surrounding areas. The town also serves as a local market for these agricultural products.

Bhadgaon has a few notable landmarks, including temples and historical structures that reflect its past. The local administration is managed by a municipal council, which oversees civic amenities and development in the town.

The town is connected by road to other major cities and towns in the district and state. The nearest railway station and airport are located in Jalgaon city, providing access to wider transportation networks. Bhadgaon experiences a tropical climate, with distinct summer, monsoon, and winter seasons. The population primarily consists of Marathi-speaking people.