With a population of 35, 15, 413, the district has a sex ratio of 949 females for every 1000 male (census 2001).
Kolhapur, a developed agro-industrial region, is known to have a rich reserve of minerals. Rice, jowar and wheat are the commonly grown crops of the district. Also, the small, medium and large scale industries contribute significantly towards the economic advancement of Kolhapur.
Shankaracharya's cloister, Mahalaxmi temple, holy Jotiba hill, Katyani Devi temple, holy place Bahubali, Kaneri cloister, Bhawani mandap, New palace, Shalini palace, Rankara lake are the chief tourist landmarks of Kolhapur.
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