Kumher Tehsil, Bharatpur District, Rajasthan

About Kumher

Kumher is a tehsil located in Bharatpur District, Rajasthan, India. This comprehensive portal provides verified data updated for 2026.

Regional Context & Climate

Situated at 27.2932°N and 77.3628°E, Kumher is located in the heart of the Indian subcontinent. The region typically experiences a Subtropical climate with significant seasonal temperature variations.

Demographics & Administrative Role

With a population of 201,341, Kumher is a major urban engine in the Bharatpur district. Notably, Kumher acts as a local service hub for surrounding areas due to its established banking and postal infrastructure.

Administrative oversight is provided by the Rajasthan Government, coordinated through the Bharatpur district headquarters.

Infrastructure & Connectivity

Residents of Kumher have access to key public utilities:

Banking: 8 authorized branches provide financial services.

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List of Villages & Towns in Kumher Tehsil

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Essential Services in Kumher

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Pincodes

Official PIN codes and post office details.

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Banking

IFSC codes and bank branch information.

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Railways

Nearby stations and train connectivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the administrative type of Kumher?

A: Kumher is officially classified as a tehsil in Rajasthan, India.

Q: Which district does Kumher belong to?

A: Kumher is part of the Bharatpur administrative region.

Q: Are there banking facilities in Kumher?

A: Yes, there are 8 verified bank branches and IFSC codes associated with this region.

Nearby Locations

Villages within 10 kilometers of Kumher include the following locations. These nearby locations share similar administrative jurisdiction and are part of the same region for governance purposes. Residents often access common facilities like primary health centers, schools, and markets in these neighboring villages.