The Dangs PIN Codes: 394710 to 394730 | Dangs, Gujarat

Key Facts

The Dangs, officially known as Dangs district, is the southernmost district in the Gujarat state of India, nestled within the Sahyadri mountain range. Located in the southeastern part of Gujarat, this district shares its borders with Maharashtra to the south and east, creating a unique cultural and geographical transition zone between the two states. Covering an area of approximately 1,764 square kilometers, The Dangs is one of Gujarat's smallest districts by area but stands out as the state's only district with a tribal majority population, where indigenous communities constitute over 93% of the approximately 230,000 residents. The district is administratively divided into three talukas: Ahwa, Subir, and Waghai, each representing distinct micro-regions within this hilly terrain. Characterized by dense forests that cover nearly 70% of its land area, The Dangs serves as an important ecological corridor connecting the Western Ghats biodiversity hotspot. The district's capital, Ahwa, functions as the administrative headquarters while maintaining the traditional tribal governance systems alongside modern administrative structures. For those seeking detailed postal and administrative information about The Dangs' sub-regions and villages, comprehensive postal code data is available for all three talukas and their constituent villages.

Neighboring Regions

• Navsari district
• Valsad district
• Tapi district
• Nandurbar district (Maharashtra)
• Nashik district (Maharashtra)