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Koyna Dam on the Koyna River was completed in 1962 and is Maharashtra's oldest dam, providing irrigation and hydroelectric power.
Paithan is historically famous for Himroo fabric, a traditional cotton-silk blend textile unique to the region.
The Bhil tribe, primarily residing in the forested areas of Maharashtra, traditionally engaged in honey collection and hunting.
Lonar Lake in Buldhana district is the only known meteorite impact crater in basaltic rock, a unique geological feature.
Raigad Fort was the capital of the Maratha Empire and is strategically located in the Sahyadri range.
Both Ajanta and Ellora Caves, ancient Buddhist rock-cut monuments, are located in Aurangabad district.
Ujani Lake, created by the Ujani Dam on the Bhima River, is the largest artificial lake in Maharashtra.
Khandesh is famous for sugarcane cultivation and processing, with numerous sugar factories in the region.
The Western Ghats form a significant mountain range running along the western coast of Maharashtra, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Vidarbha is historically known as the cotton-producing region of Maharashtra and contributes significantly to India's cotton output.