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Nuapada District is a district in the Indian state of Odisha. The District is found in the western part of Odisha. For administrative purposes, the District of Nuapada was still a part of the Undivided Kalahandi District until early March 1993.

The Kalahandi district was divided into Kalahandi and Nuapada states. Southward extensions of the Naupada subdivision plains are skirted by rough hill ranges that are part of the mainline Eastern Ghats. The ranges feature large plateaus covered with dense tropical grass, topped roughly at an elevation of around 4000 feet (1200 meters).

Laterite, graphite, and bauxite are available minerals in the district. The sal woods are thick on the steep hillsides ascending from the plains. There are three types of forests in the district: sal, teak, and other forests. Some species of bamboo and teak.

The area of Nuapada district is 3852 square kilometers. According to the census of the year 2011, the District has a total population of 6,10,382. In the population, there are 3,61,962 males and 3,08,420 females.

The subdivision structure of the Nuapada District includes six52 villages, 131 Gram Panchayats, five tahasils, five blocks, one municipality, three N.A.C., two assembly constituencies, and ten police stations.