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1. NASHIK
GAJANAN J. BHAMARE DIV-A ROLL NO- 11

2. The entire Nashik district is underlain by the basaltic lava flows. These
flows are normally horizontally disposed over a wide stretch and give
rise to table land type of topography also known a plateau
TOPOGRAPHY
Nashik is an ancient holy city in the northern region of the Indian
state of Maharashtra. Situated on the banks of river Godavari,
Nasik is well known for being one of Hindu pilgrimage sites, that
of Kumbh Mela which is held every 12 years. It is the fourth
largest city in Maharashtra after Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur.
The city located about 190 km north of state capital Mumbai, is
called the "Wine Capital of India" as half of India’s vineyards and
wineries are located in Nashik.
ETYMOLOGY
As per Ramayana,
Nashik is the location
on the banks
of Godavari
river where Laxman, by
the wish of Lord Rama,
cut the nose
of Shurpanakha and
thus this city was
named as "Nashik".

3. SOIL TYPE IN NASHIK REGION
• Although soil has a profound effect on
agriculture it is a derived factor of
rocks, climate, vegetation and time
together. Soil
• is the fundamental medium for crops.
It acts as a bond or link between
biotic and a biotic components. Soil
has certain physical chemical and.
• In order to make efficient landuse as
soil provides basic nutrients to plants
for longer than chemical fertilizers.
The forest in distric falls into three
different types
1) Deciduous forest tending
towards monster type, found in
western and north-western
parts of the district.
2) The Evergreen type forest
observed along the terraces
of the Western Ghats and
3) The Dry deciduous forest
.
The total forest area in the
district is 928.9 square km.
situated below the ghat region.
The remaining forest cover
observed on the ghat tract with
three distinct ranges of hills
running in an easterly direction.
These three ranges of hills are
intensively cultivated and
populous basin of the Girna
and the Godavari rivers
VEGETATION

4. STATISTICAL DATA
POPULATION GROWTH RATE DIVISEX RATIO LITERACY

5. STATISTICAL DATA
LITERACY

6. LAND USE MAP
Nashik is the third-largest city in Maharashtra and one of the fastest growing cities in India.

7. LAND USE MAP
Objectives of Nashik Master Plan 2036
• To ensure proper utilization of the land and to guide the future development in disciplined and
orderly manner
• Plan and provide the most efficient traffic-transportation network so as to improve connectivity
• To make the provision for social and physical infrastructure by minimizing the personal inequality
• To make provisions in the DP and DCPR to create more housing stock in the market and try to
bring it within the reach of common man.
• Make provisions for redevelopment for slums,
The vision of Nashik Master Plan 2036 is as follows:
“To achieve planned, comprehensive, participative,
stakeholder friendly, rational, sustainable and growth
driven development of Nashik City and make citizen
oriented policies, so that Nashik city should emerge
as an orderly developed city on the map of India.”
EXISTING PROPOSED
SOURCE: Nashik Master Plan 2036

8. HISTORICAL EVOLUTION MUNCIPAL LIMITS
HISTORICAL TRANSFORMATION

9. GROWTH RATE IN LAST 40-50 YEARS POPULATION DENSITY ACCORDING TO SECTORS DIVISION
Nashik’s Population Projection

10. • The population of Nashik is expected to grow from 1.08
million to 1.75, 2.6 and 3.75 million by 2011, 2021 & 2031
respectively.
• Notably there are variations in population projections in
various studies and DPRs. This variation in population
projection has serious implications for future planning.
• The population of Nashik city grew from 0.15 millions in 1951
to 1.49 million in 2011
GROWTH & PRESENTPOPULATION

11. CITY GOVERNANACE
Government
• Type Municipal Corporation
• Mayor Satish Kulkarni
• Guardian Minister Chhagan Bhujbal
• Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishna Game
• Commissioner of Police Vishwas Nangare Patil

12. HEALTH AND EDUCATION
• There are in all 352 primary schools with total number of
1,53,644 students and 154 high school with total number
of 1,17,381 students in the corporation area.
• Also there are numberous of colleges for higher education

13. • The hospitals are mainly concentrated around main road, market yard and
panchavati. The sector no. I and ii have low concentration of hospitals
because this is unavailable land area and have lower population
concentration
• There are 4 hospitals which are run by the Government, having total capacity of
750 beds. in total and 20 dispensaries.
• There are 293 private or public trust hospitals with total 6507 beds capacity, 59
maternity homes with 615 beds capacity and 775 dispensaries.
HEALTH AND EDUCATION
SOME OF THE MAJOR INSTITUTES IN NASHIK

14. RECREATIONAL AREA
• The commercial facilities such as agricultural
produce market committee yard, whole sale /
retail grain markets, vegetable markets, mutton
markets, ghass markets exist in the developed
part of the corporation area.
• There are other commercial establishments like,
shopping mall, departmental store company
showrooms etc, and so many retail shops.
• There are in all 144 gardens and 32 playgrounds in the
city having total area of 98.87 hectares and 64.21 hectares
respectively.
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES

15. Language:
• The primary language spoken in Nashik is Marathi. It is the
native language of the city and state, and originates from
Sanskrit.
• English and Hindi are also widely spoken by the population.
SOCIO- CULTURAL ASPECTS
CULTURE AND FESTIVAL
• Rath Yatra is major attraction of the festival called
Janmotsav which is celebrated at Sansthan Shri Kalaram
Mandir of Panchvati in which two raths Shri Ram and
Garuda Raths travels through the Nashik city.
• Kumbh mela is largest , sacred and most important Hindu
spriitual gathering in Trimbakeshwar.
• Nashik being a major producer of wine is a renowed tourist
destination of wine tourism.
• Sula fest is held in Sula Vineyards.
• Ganesh Chaturthi also known as Vinayak Chaturthi is one
of the most important, electrifying enthusiasm Hindu
festival.
• Dasara is celebrated as the victory of Lord Rama over
Demon Lord Ravana and alspo as the triumph of Goddess
Durga over the buffalo Demon Mahishasura. The festival
is also known as Vijayadashmi or Dussehra.
Festivals

16. • THE INDUSTRIES ARE MAINLY CONCENTRATED IN MIDC, SATPUR, AMBAD, CIDCO AREA THE PRESENT
INDUSTRIES IN THE MIDC AREA ARE PHARMACEUTICALS, CHEMICAL, ENGINEERING AND OTHERS
• DAL MILLS, OIL MILLS INDUSTRIES BASED ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GINNING AND PRESSING
• NASHIK IS LARGEST PRODUCER OF GRAPES, POMEGRANATES, TOMETOES AND ONIONS IN INDIA

17. INDUSTRY AND WORKFORCE
AGRICULTURE
• Nashik valley wines are specially protected under the patent of the geographical
indicator in india for the region of nashik district in maharashtra, india, where it is
produced from several vineyards and the sula wine is one of the major producer of wines
in nashik.
• The wine is produced in two types: red and white.
• The district has 29 wineries in operation and consequently nashik is occasionally known
by the epithet "the wine capital of india“.
• Nashik had been growing very fast industrially, during the last few decades.
• There are some major industrial activities on the out skirt of Nashik city, such as Hindustan
Aeronautics Ltd. at Ozar, Thermal power station at Eklahare, Sinnar M.I.D.C

18. HERITAGE
Trimbakeshwar Temple
• Trimbakeshwar is an
ancient Hindu temple in the
town of Trimbak near Nashik.
• It is areligious center having
one of the twelve Jyotirlingas.
Pandav Leni Caves
• The caves, also known as
Trirashmi Buddhist Caves
• The group of 24 caves was cut
in a long line on the north face
of a hill called Trirasmi.
Anjneri Fort
• Anjaneri is the birthplace
of Hanuman, and is named after
Hanuman's mother, Anjani.
• 108 Jain caves are found here
belonging to 12th century.
Tranquil Ghats
• Ghats form an integral part of
Godavari riverbank.
• Ahilya Devi Holkar constructed
them to facilitate the religious
rituals.
Trimbakeshwar temple, around 30
kilometers west of nashik, is particularly
revered and popular with pilgrims.. Most
of the action of the nashik kumbh
mela happens in the vicinity of temple.
Hiking, brahmagiri hill is worth the
climb. The source of the holy godavari
river is in the brahmagiri range.
Victoria bridge is one of the oldest
bridge in nashik constructed in 18th
centuri which connects upper and
lower part of heritage in nashik
In the heart of nashik's old city, ramkund
ghat attracts both pilgrims and tourists to
its holy waters. Lord ram bathed and
performed the death rituals of his father
there.
Ramkund Brahmagiri Trimbak Victori bridge

19. HOUSING
HISTORICAL WADAS
MARKET CENTRE
Due to increasing population in nashik as well as industry community
housing is the need that’s why many open plots are adopted by builders for
future housing development as per mastered plan 2036.

20. TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION
AIR
• The nearest one is at Ozar Airport (domestic military)
which is located about 24km from the city center.
RAIL
• The Nashik Road Railway Station is located about
10 kms from Nashik city.
ROAD
• The existing road pattern of the Nashik Corporation
Area is almost radial one. The National Highway
No.3, Mumbai-Agra Road passes through the Nashik
city, while National Highway No.50 i.e. Pune - Nashik
Road meets Mumbai-Agra Road in the central part of
the city near Dwarka point.
TRAFFIC&TRANSPORTATION
• TrafficandTransportationuse comprisesof
roads,railwaylines andstation, truck
terminus, bus terminus, bridges and
flyovers, airport andparking lots/area
existingin thecity.
• the total area under this useis1388.67
hectares which is16.66percent of the total
developedareaand9.75 percent of the total
municipal areaof thecity.
• Theexistingareaunder this category
islessthan the prescribed norm of 15
to18 percent for the metrocities.

21. ENVIRONMENT
• Nashik has a mild climate for most of the year from March to Mid June.
• The City has a Semi-Arid climate.
• The city Experiences a Mid-Winter from Nov. to Feb,with warm & cool nights
• although
• cold waves can Dip temp. Max. temp = 44.8⁰ C
• Hottest Month May (30 °C avg)
• Coldest Month January (24 °C avg)
• Wettest Month July (386.7 mm avg)
• Windiest Month July (16 km/h avg)
• Annual Rainfall 1191.0 mm (per year)

22. SERVICES
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLAN
• Wards 1, 2, 8, 10, 11, 12 and 13 continue
disposing the sewage through open drains
• The highest proportion of sewage (30%)
being let into open drains is from Ward 10
Wards disposing 60%or more than 60%of
sewage through sewer line
Wards disposing more than 40%of
sewage through septic tanks Wards disposing sewage through Open
Drain
Source – Sanitory Nashik.pdf
Distribution of Toilet Facility Access To Toilets - Urban Poor

23. 120%
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
-20%
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 101 103 105 107
Toilets in house Open Defecation Community Toilet Complexes Common for 2 or morehouses
SERVICES AND OPEN DEFECATION AREA IN NASHIK WARDS
Open-defecation-prone areas in the city
SERVICES

24. NATURAL DRAINAGE NETWORK IN NASHIK
CIDCO DIVISION
3
1
7
2
6
4
5
21
25
8
23
PANCHAWATI DIVISION
9
13
12
11
10
24
51
22
26
20 19
18
17
16
27
14
28
50
NASHIK WEST DIVISION45
48 46
47
15
29
44 30
49
59
52
60
31
58
62
40
6357
SATPUR DIVISION
54
53
55
81
56
32
82
78
33
79
64
39
87
NASHIK EAST65 DIVISION
80
37
34
88
36
35
77
89
86
38
90
68
76
6984
104
85
103
105
92
91
106
67
93
102
73107
75
108
NASHIKR72
OAD DIVISION
71
74
70
100
101
94
97
95
96
99
98
WALDEVI RIVER
WALDEVI
RIVER
GODAVARI RIVER
43 42
GODAVARI RIVER
41
61
GODAVARI RIVER
NASARDI RIVER
NASARDI RIVER
NASARDI RIVER
83
DARNA RIVER
Devlali C6
a6
ntonment Area
MILITARY AREA
MILITARY AREA
Covered
Open
Underground
PartialCovered No
Gutters
19
1311
21
1
Figure : Slums with various types of gutters
NMC
Groundwate
r
0.2
%
98.3
%
0.1
%
1.4
%
Pvt
Tanker
Other
Source of WaterSupply Water supply in slums
No.ofSlumshaving handpumps
No.ofslumshaving public stand
post No.ofslumswithout any
individual connections
No.ofslumshaving 100%
individual connections.
.
9
1
0
1
6
5
7
NASHIK SLUM

25. IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
• Nashik city has got a great importance through heritage structures but due to
modern era this structures are getting affected that should be controlled under
gov dept.
• Historical incidents also have shaped the social, economical and physical aspects
of Nashik.
• It is observed that total lang reserved for various purpose in sanctioned DP is
692.44H. It means that only 22% of the land could be acquired under various
tools available for acquisition of reserved sites.
• Slum population in the Nashik city is remarkable. These slum dwellers need to be
provided proper accomodation and amenities.
• The residential and other develpoment is taking place all over the city.
• There is inadequate and un-coordinated traffic transportation network.
• Other than Mumbai-Agra highway flyover there is necessity of other bypass road
to link National and State highway.
• Public parling is required at the place like C.B.S., M.G. Road, Main road, Canada
corner, College Road, Gangapur Road, Dwarka Junction, Bytco Point etc.
• While making Nashik a Smart City government should make sure that the natural
and historical heritage should not be affected.
• Slums area should get developed under smart city project.
• Certain facilities should get provided for increasing population in nashik .

26. SOURCE
• Draft Master Plan Nashik 2011–2036.pdf
• Sanitory in Nashik.pdf
• Adsem6final.pdf
• 08_Chapter-02.pdf
• www.Google.com.
• Nashik district- Wikipedia.
• https://www.researchgate.in/Nashikcity.pdf.
• Slide share- Nashik as a city with cultural asthetics