List of cities in Gujarat

S.No	City	Area	Population (2021)	Population (2011)
1	Ahmedabad	505.00	8,253,000	6,357,693
2	Surat	474.19	7,490,538	4,642,829
3	Vadodara	220.33	4,250,000	2,022,321
4	Rajkot	160	1,934,000	1,390,640
5	Bhavnagar	108.27	712,000	605,882
6	Jamnagar	125.67	711,000	600,934
7	Gandhinagar	326.00	410,323	206,167
8	Junagadh	57.16	407,000	319,462
9	Gandhidham	63.49	406,000	247,992
10	Anand	47.89	385,291	288,092
11	Navsari	43.72	367,322	292,719
12	Morbi	46.58	360,001	251,859
13	Nadiad	45.16	330,400	225,071
14	Surendranagar	58.60	298,692	253,606
15	Bharuch	43.80	288,244	223,647
16	Mehsana	31.76	257,043	190,753
17	Bhuj	39.79	251,489	219,514
18	Porbandar	50.48	243,584	217,203
19	Palanpur	39.50	242,936	141,532
20	Valsad	24.10	231,756	170,060
21	Vapi	31.35	230,598	163,630
22	Gondal	74.48	189,797	173,353
23	Veraval	39.95	185,797	156,696
24	Godhra	20.16	173,014	143,644
25	Patan	17.82	171,614	133,744
26	Kalol	25.42	171,395	133,737
27	Dahod	14.00	159,326	130,505
28	Botad	10.36	158,985	130,327
29	Amreli	65.00	146,014	117,967
30	Deesa	20.81	135,869	111,160
31	Jetpur	36.00	129,653	118,302

Gujarat

Gujarat is a state in western India, bordered by Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and the Arabian Sea. Its capital city is Gandhinagar, and the largest city is Ahmedabad. Gujarat has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its historical monuments, temples, and handicrafts. The state has a well-developed industrial sector, with industries such as textiles, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals contributing significantly to the economy. Agriculture is also an essential source of livelihood for people in rural areas.