Predominantly an agri-based district, Cuttack earns its revenue through mining of lease, animal husbandry, horticulture and other allied commercial function.
Barabati Fort, Chhatia and stone Revetment are some of the must-visit tourist destinations of Cuttack.
The former capital of the state of Odisha, Cuttack is one of the oldest districts of the region. The district is situated near the mouth of the River Mahanadi and is renowned for its crafty antiquities. The administrative headquarters of the district lies in the city of Cuttack.
The district of Cuttack is bound by the Dhenkanal, Balasore, Puri and Keonjhar districts f Orissa. The district covers an encompassing area of 5915 square kilometers and has a massive population of approximately 19,72,739 people. The chief sub divisions of he district are the Banki, Athagarh and Cuttack. The district is further subdivided into a number of administrative blocks.
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