Bharatpur, Eastern gate of Rajasthan, is situated between 26°
22' to 27° 83' North
Latitude and 76° 53' to 78° 17'
East Longitude. It is situated 100 meters above the sea level. It is 184 km.
away from Delhi in South-East. Northern Border of the district touches district Gurgaon of
state Haryana, Eastern Border touches district Mathura, Southern Border touches
district Agra of state Uttar Pradesh and district Dholpur of Rajasthan.
It touches district Dausa in south-west and district Alwar in the North-West.
Temperature
| Year |
Maximum |
Minimum |
Average |
| 2002 |
46.80 |
6.3 |
28.10 |
| 2003 |
46.90 |
2.2 |
- |
| 2004 |
45.8 |
- |
- |
| 2005 |
49.0 |
3.5 |
29.0 |
| Year |
Normal Rain |
Actual
Rainfall |
Difference |
| 2001 |
67.50 |
59.62 |
(-)
7.88 |
| 2002 |
67.50 |
39.46 |
(-)
28.04 |
| 2003 |
67.50 |
75.19 |
(+)
7.69 |
| 2004 |
67.50 |
54.64 |
(-)
12.86 |
| 2005 |
67.50 |
67.16 |
(-)
0.34 |
There
are only Three main Seasonal Rivers in this District, namely BanGanga, Rooparel and
Gambhir. Ban Ganga starts from Ramgarh Dam of Jaipur District , passes from
Bharatpur and meets in River Gambhir near tehsil Bayana of District Bharatpur.
Gambhir River starts from Pachana Dam of Karoli district and after passing from Bharatpur
meets River Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh.Rooparel River starts from hills of district Alwar
enter into Bharatpur from tehsil Kaman.Instead of this a Dam Bandh Baaretha is made near
the village Baaretha on river Kakund which starts from the hills of district
Karoli.The water of this dam is used for drinking and irrigation purpose for the district.
The capacity of this dam is 684.00 million cusses (29 Gaze).
| Urban
population |
2001 |
409000 |
| Rural
population |
2001 |
1692000 |
| Schedule
Cast |
2001 |
456000 |
| Schedule
Tribe |
2001 |
47000 |
Number of women per thousand men is
854
Approximate Increase in population in last ten years
(1991-2001) is 27.05%
Panchayat Samitiwise Population of
District Bharatpur
| Panchayat
Samiti Name |
No.
of Gram Panchayat |
Population (2001)
|
| Bayana |
45 |
192000 |
| Roopwas |
45 |
211000 |
| Weir |
46 |
202000 |
| Sewar |
33 |
168000 |
| Kumher |
36 |
155000 |
| Nadbai |
37 |
161000 |
| Deeg |
36 |
155000 |
| Nagar |
49 |
236000 |
| Kaman |
44 |
212000 |
| Total |
371 |
1692000 |
Population Density
Year |
Density (per square kilometer) |
| 2001 |
414 |
| 1991 |
325 |
| 1981 |
259 |
| 1971 |
184 |
Bharatpur
is accessible by road from Agra (55 km. or 34 miles) and Jaipur ( 185 km. or 115miles). It
is 1,207 km. (750 miles) from Mumbai on the broad-gauge line of the Western Railway.
All
important places of Bharatpur are connected by roads. In the district, total length of
roads is 1994.4 km. In the district 317 village panchayat and 911 villages are connected
by roads and 60 village panchayat , 828 villages are to be connected.