Gurgaon, one of the four major satellite cities of Delhi, came into existence on 15 August, 1979. It is the sixth largest city of Haryana with a population of about 228,820 according to the census of 2001. The district of Gurgaon consists of four blocks, namely Sohna, Pataudi, Gurgaon and Farrukhnagar. The district is the southern most part of Haryana and it shares its southern boundaries with the sates of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The state of Delhi is at its northern boundary, which also touches the district of Rohtak. To its east lies Faridabad district and to the west the district of Rewari. Sultanpur National Park where one can see exotic migratory bird, such as Indian Peacock, Sarus Crane and Eurasian Wigeon among others, is located just at a distance of 15 km from the city of Gurgaon. In recent times, Gurgaon has emerged as the most preferred outsourcing destination among leading BPO service providers across the globe. Alongside, the city has attracted a number of companies providing software solutions, IT & telecommunication services and retail merchandising. A real estate boom has seen the construction of numerous villas, condos and hi-end apartments in the city. At present, Gurgaon is the most sought-after part of the National Capital Region and the real estate prices scaling new heights each other day.
Find more about the city with the Gurgaon map showing details of its area divided into various sectors. Alongside, the detailed map of Gurgaon will also provide you useful information regarding roads, railways, sectors, hotels, places of interest and many more.
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