Area Of Jaipur






































Area of Jaipur:

District: 11, 117 sq km
City: 467 sq km
Population: 30,73,350
Global Standard Time: 11.20 AM Saturday
Height from Sea Level: 431 meters
Geographical Conditions: Jaipur city is headquarter of Jaipur district in Rajasthan. Jaipur district is located towards North-eastern area of Aravalli Hills in Rajasthan. The grid location of Jaipur is 26’92 North and 75’82 East.
Climate: Semi-arid climate. Average Rainfall recorded annually is 650mm. In the year 1982 and 2012, there was an extremely worst flood   conditions.  Normally every year the climate conditions don’t go bad. From April to July the summer season is followed temperature more than 30 °.From July onwards the temperature reaches 47 ° and winter season starts between November to February. The average temperature in winter season ranges from 15 ° to 18 °. Sometimes it rains in the winter season which decreases the temperature up to 2 °.

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