Malad

Malad is a geographic name used for several places in different countries. The most prominent carries are in India and the United States.

Malad, Mumbai, India

Malad is a suburban locality in the Mumbai Suburban district of Maharashtra, India. It is part of the western zone of Mumbai and is divided into Malad West and Malad East. The area is largely residential, with growing commercial spaces and a range of educational institutions. It is served by a station on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway, providing rail connectivity to central Mumbai and other suburbs. The locality lies along the coastal belt near Malad Creek and Malad Beach, and obtains access through major roads such as the Western Express Highway. Malad has seen ongoing development in housing, retail, and office space, reflecting broader urban growth in Mumbai.

Malad City, Idaho, United States

Malad City is a small city in Oneida County, Idaho, United States. It sits in the southeastern part of the state near the Malad River and the Malad Valley. The community has historical ties to 19th-century settlement and agriculture and serves as the county seat of Oneida County. The surrounding region is characterized by rural land uses, including farming and ranching, with services that support the local population.

The name Malad also appears in other geographic contexts and can refer to additional minor localities or features named after nearby rivers or valleys. In general, Malad denotes places with historical or geographic associations linked to this toponym.