uttan

Uttan refers to a coastal locality in the Mumbai metropolitan region of Maharashtra, India. The village sits along the northern fringe of the Mumbai area and has traditionally been a fishing community. It is located near other coastal settlements such as Gorai and Bhayandar, and forms part of the broader sand and shoreline belt that runs north of Mumbai.

The economy is primarily based on small-scale fishing, seafood processing, and locally oriented trade, with some residents engaged in agriculture in the hinterland.

Marathi is the predominant language, with other languages spoken by commuters and migrants including Hindi and Gujarati. The area features a small coastline with a beach known locally as Uttan Beach, drawing visitors for day trips and scenic views. Local culture centers on temple festivals, traditional fishing practices, and family-owned businesses.

In terms of transport, Uttan is connected to the wider Mumbai region by road; regional buses link the village to Vasai, Bhayandar, and Mumbai. The nearest rail links are accessed at larger nearby stations on the Western Line, with travel to Mumbai and beyond accessible by taxi or bus from Uttan.

Notes: Uttan as a place name is used for multiple localities in Maharashtra and other parts of India; if referencing a specific Uttan, it is important to confirm the exact district or taluka.