According to 2001 census, the population of the district counts for 21,04,011 out of which 11,13,077 people are of male gender and 9,90,934 no. of people are of female gender.
Due to its alluvial soil, Gurdaspur gains revenue mostly from agro-based activities. Also, sand, gold and limestone are the common minerals found in the district.
Mahakaleswar temple, Barath Sahib, Pandori dham temple, Dera Baba Nanak, mosque Aqsa receives huge number of footfalls every year.
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Punjab_districts
amritsar- district-map bathinda-district-map
faridkot-district-map fatehgarhsahib-district-map
firozpur_district gurdaspur_district
hoshiarpur_district jalandhar_district
kapurthala_district ludhiana_district
mansa_district moga_district
muktsar_district nawabshahr_district
patiala_district rupnagar
sangrur_district Taran Taran
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