Geography
District Bagpat is one of the district of Uttar Pradesh. The city is Located on the banks of river Yamuna at 28O57’ North Latitude and 77O13’ East Longitude. It is 52 KM from Meerut City and is on the main Delhi – Saharanpur Highway around 40 KM from Delhi. In the north of the district baghpat there is district Muzaffarnagar,in the south district Ghaziabad,in the west river Yamuna and district Rohtak of Harayana.The shape of the district Bagpat is rectangular which area is more in north to south than east to west. It is very closely located to (around 40 km) the national capital New Delhi.
Area :- 1321 km2
Population :- 1163991
Important Distance
Convenience Distance
Nearest Airport : IGI, Delhi-70 km
Nearest Railway Station: Bagpat Road-Aggarwal Mandi (Tatiri) 2 km
Nearest Bus Stand : Bagpat -Meerut Road
Distance to Nearby Town
Khekra : 11 km
Baraut : 18 km
Distance to Other Places
Baghpat to Pilana : 17km
Baghpat to Loni : 19 km Baghpat to Delhi : 39 km
Baghpat to Meerut : 50 km
Baghpat to Ghaziabad Baghpat to Saharanpur: 128 km
Baghpat to Lucknow : 510 km
Baghpat to Budhera Village : 17 km
Baghpat to Budhsani Village : 25 km
Baghpat to Hazurabad Garhi Village :28 KM
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