Devgarh, Maharashtra

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Devgarh, also known as Devgad or Deogarh, is a coastal city in Sindhudurg District of Maharashtra state in western India. Devgarh is located on the Arabian Sea in the coastal Konkan region of Maharashtra, south of Mumbai. It is noted for its harbor, its fine beach, and a lighthouse built in 1915. It is also famous in india for supply of Pure Alphonso Mango Cultivation/Farming and the Whole Developments have been evolved due to undertaking of the Cultivation of Alphonso Mango Farming. Majority of Farmers have started coverting from the regular rice cultivation to Mango Cultivation activities in Western Konkan Region of Maharashtra alongsinde the Arabian Sea Western Coast. Due to calous approach of Indian (On the contrary Maharashtra State Government)Government most of the famous ports have been kept undeveloped hence major source of transportation through Sea is left untapped yet and the same needs to be developed to a larger extent.

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