Amgaon

Amgaon is a town situated in Gondia locale of Nagpur Division in the territory of Maharashtra, India. It is likewise a tehsil place. Amgaon is accepted as the origination of the Sanskrit writer Bhavabhuti. Kali maa Hindu Goddess Kali sanctuary is one of the primary attractions in Amgaon. About 10,000 individuals accumulate around this sanctuary in Naatri to venerate. The town is one of the extensive makers of Beedi and rice in Gondia locale. Amgaon is a town in Gondia region, Maharashtra, and is a piece of Vidarbha district. It is found 24 km east of its area home office at Gondia. Adjacent towns incorporate Jamkhari 4 km, Zaliya 4 km, Sioni 5 km, Salekasa 17 km, Kattipar 7 km, Anjora 9 km and Kawarabandh 8 km.

Amgaon advertise is outstanding for rice and there are many rice processes close-by. It is a focal commercial center for individuals from Lanji Tehsil from Balaghat area. Amgaon is accepted as the origin of the Sanskrit writer Bhavabhuti. According to temporary registration of 2011, Amgaon had 1987 family units and a populace of 10200 of which 5133 were male and 5067 female. Amgaon Railway Station serves Amgaon Taluka and adjacent towns. Gondia and Durg are two close-by real intersections.