Manmad

Manmad is a town and municipal council in Nashik district, Maharashtra, India. It is the administrative headquarters of Manmad taluka and is located in the northwestern part of the district. The town serves as an important transport and commercial hub for the region.

Manmad is best known for Manmad Junction, a major railway junction on Indian Railways that connects several routes, contributing to trade and mobility in the area. The town is also accessible by road via regional and national highways and is connected to nearby cities and towns.

The local economy is predominantly based on agriculture and related trading activities. The surrounding area grows crops typical of the Nashik region, including cereals, pulses, and horticultural produce. Small-scale industries in and around Manmad support processing and services for the local population.

The population is primarily Marathi-speaking, with communities reflecting the broader cultural tapestry of Nashik district. The town hosts educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and civic services that serve the taluka.

Manmad experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and a monsoon season from roughly June to September. The terrain is part of the Deccan plateau, characterized by undulating landscapes and rural settlements.