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| '''Bhadrawati''' is a small town situated in the ] of ], ]. Bhadrawati is connected by Railway, it is on southern railway.It is well connected with road, it 18 km from Anandwan. | |||
| Places of interests in the town are: | |||
| 1.Vijasan Cave | |||
| 2.Jain temple | |||
| 3.Nag mandir | |||
| 4.Chandika mandir | |||
| 5.Ordnance Factory | |||
| The Gavrala, a small hamlet near Bhadrawati, has been excavated by the Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archeology, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj ], ] during 2006–07. They unearthed fortifications of the ] period. | |||
| The hilltop of ] ] has a small Ganesh temple and its architecture and archeological remains refers the art of late ancient historic period. | |||
| It is a small city, having a very huge Ordnance Factory Chanda which is the Asia's largest ] factory{{Citation needed|date=January 2010}}. | |||
| This area is surrounded by open cast coal mines. There are mines at Majri area , Chargaon, New Kunada, Telvasa, Dhorwasa. | |||
| Temples in the area are Jain mandir, the Bodhha vastu of vijasan, Ganesh mandir of Gavrala. | |||
| A new temple is constructed behind the old Jain temple, is much bigger than the existing one. | |||
| Bhadrawati is Taluka place. There are around twenty villages in this taluka. | |||
| In this ancient and religious town, Mr. Shankarrao Gangamwar, a reputed and respected citizen of town owes a grocery shop (Pankaj Kirana Stores) which has been a hub of wholesale and retail buyers. Mr. Gangamwar has been maintaining the legacy from his forefather era and serving the people of Bhadrawati and nearby villages. The shop is a popular joint for ayurvedic jadibutis along with groceries, pulses, oils, and dry fruits. | |||
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