Districts of Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh state is made up of 48 districts, which are grouped into eight divisions. Presently all districts share the same names as their capitals; West Nimar has been renamed Khargone, and East Nimar has been renamed Khandwa.

In 1998 and 1999, seven new districts were created: Barwani District was split from West Nimar, Dindori District was split from Mandla, Harda District was split from Hoshangabad, Katni District was split from Jabalpur, Neemuch District was split from Mandsaur, Sheopur District was split from Morena, and Umaria District was split from Shahdol. Another nine districts were created in the eastern portion of the state, which became the new state of chhattisgarh on November 1, 2000.

On August 15, 2003, three new districts were created; Anuppur District was split from Shahdol, Ashoknagar District was split from Guna, and Burhanpur District was split from Khandwa (East Nimar).

Bhopal Division

Betul District
Bhopal District
Harda District
Hoshangabad District
Raisen District
Rajgarh District
Sehore District
Vidisha District

Gwalior Division

Ashoknagar District
Shivpuri District
Datia District
Guna District
Gwalior District

Chambal Division

Morena District
Sheopur District
Bhind District

Indore Division

Barwani District
Burhanpur District
Dhar District
Indore District
Jhabua District
Khandwa District (East Nimar)
Khargone District (West Nimar)

Jabalpur Division

Balaghat District
Chhindwara District
Dindori District
Jabalpur District
Katni District
Mandla District
Narsinghpur District
Seoni District

Rewa Division

Anuppur District
Rewa District
Satna District
Shahdol District
Sidhi District
Umaria District

Sagar Division

Chhatarpur District
Damoh District
Panna District
Sagar District
Tikamgarh District

Ujjain Division

Dewas District
Mandsaur District
Neemuch District
Ratlam District
Shajapur District
Ujjain District