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Chandrapur, located in Maharashtra, is known as the 'City of Black Gold' due to its rich deposits of coal in the region. It is home to the Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station, one of the largest power plants in India. The district is surrounded by dense forests and is famous for its wildlife, particularly the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, one of India?s oldest and most important tiger sanctuaries. Agriculture, including cotton, soybean, and pulses, is a major economic activity. The Gugamal National Park and Pench Tiger Reserve are popular among nature lovers and eco-tourists. The city?s rich cultural history includes ancient temples, like the Sri Mahakali Mandir. The Chandrapur Fort, built by the Yadava Dynasty, is a significant historical landmark. The region is also known for its mining industry and for being an emerging industrial hub. Chandrapur celebrates festivals like Diwali, Makar Sankranti, and Navratri with local fervor. The city is also improving its infrastructure, making it a growing urban center in Maharashtra.