Nagothane

Nagothana is a census town in Raigad locale in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. Nagothane frequently encounters a tropical kind atmosphere. The central protest of intrigue is the old Musalman Bridge about a large portion of a mile south-west of Nagothana. It is 480 feet long, nineteen feet high, and nine feet nine inches wide between the parapets, this thinness being the main quirk.

As this date falls between the attack of Ceul, amid the coalition of the Musalman rulers against the Portuguese, and the movement of the Nizamsahi troops twenty years after the fact, it is plausible that the extension was worked to encourage the walk of troops from Ahmadnagar, most likely by the Koarl pass. The town goes under the charge plot under which the power created at the Tata Power House at Bhira will be utilized to zap the southern piece of the area. Nagothana has a Zilla Parishad dispensary, three elementary schools, two dharmasalas, a State Transport Stand, a post and broadcast office and a pancayat office.

Nagothane Census Town has added up to organization more than 2,873 houses to which it supplies fundamental civilities like water and sewerage. It is likewise approved to construct streets inside Census Town restrains and force charges on properties going under its ward. Despite the fact that rice/paddy is the significant yield which is developed here, since the 1980s Nagothana got acknowledgment for its uncommon kind of beans called 'Kadve Vaal'. Generally, it was likewise perceived for sesame and teak wood.