What is the largest seaport and cotton textile industry center in India?

Mumbai in the western coastal area of India is India's largest financial center and the country's largest seaport.

Kolkata is the largest cotton textile industry center in India.

Mumbai is a coastal city in western India, the largest port in India, the center of cotton textile industry and the capital of Maharashtra. Mumbai is the second most densely populated area in India.

On Mumbai Island, which is 0/6 km away from the coast/Kloc-,there is a bridge connected with the causeway. Mumbai was occupied by Portugal in 1534 and handed over to Britain in 166 1, becoming an important trade center in Asia. Mumbai is located on Salsater Island off the west coast of Maharashtra, facing the Arabian Sea. Mumbai port is a natural deep-water port, which bears more than half of India's passenger traffic and has a considerable cargo throughput. Mumbai is the commercial and entertainment capital of India, with important financial institutions, such as the Reserve Bank of India, the Mumbai Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India and the headquarters of many Indian companies. This city is the home base of Indian Hindi film and television industry (called Bollywood). Because of its huge business opportunities and relatively high living standards, Mumbai has attracted immigrants from all over India, making the city a hodgepodge of various social groups and cultures.

The downtown area of Mumbai is backed by green hills and faces the sea. The vast seashore beaches and quiet street gardens make the city elegant and beautiful. On the crescent coast, new high-rise buildings and old buildings complement each other. At night, colorful lights and golden lights give Mumbai the reputation of "Queen's Necklace". The Victoria Garden in downtown Mumbai was built at 186 1. There is a zoo, Victoria and Alpine Museum and a big stone elephant digging in the garden. The "India Gate" in Arabian Sea was built to commemorate King George V's visit to India in 19 1 1. This magnificent Gujarat building, with both Islamic and Hindu architectural features, has four towers at the top, which can be seen from a distance and has become a symbol of Mumbai.

Most parts of Mumbai belong to tropical monsoon climate, which has obvious rainy and dry seasons. Moreover, in the north, there are tall Himalayas as a barrier to block the cold air from the north, making the temperature here higher than that in the same latitude area. The annual temperature in Mumbai is above 20℃, with rainy season from June to September and dry season from June to May. Mumbai is rainy, humid and sultry in summer, with a maximum temperature of 44℃ and a temperature of 25-30℃ in winter.

Kolkata is located in the Ganges Delta in eastern India, on the east bank of the Giant River (a tributary of the Ganges). It is the third largest city in India (next to Mumbai and New Delhi), the largest bast spinning center in India, and the jute output of the world's largest cities is among the best.

location

Kolkata is located in the Ganges Delta in eastern India, with an altitude of 1.5-9 meters, 22 degrees 33 minutes north latitude and 88 degrees 20 minutes east longitude. The city extends from north to south along the banks of the Hugley River. Many parts of the city used to be large wetlands, and it took decades to transform them into places suitable for citizens to live in. Sundarbans National Park separates the city from the Bay of Bengal, which is located 154 km south of the city.

climate

Calcutta has a tropical monsoon climate; High temperature throughout the year, with obvious rainy and dry seasons. The annual average temperature is 26.8 degrees Celsius, and the monthly average temperature ranges from 19 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius ... It is hot and humid in summer, and the highest temperature often exceeds 40 degrees Celsius from May to July. Winter only lasts two and a half months. In February and1October, the temperature will drop to 12℃–14℃ ... The highest temperature recorded is 43℃, and the lowest temperature is 5℃. Thunderstorms are often accompanied by strong winds in early summer, which intermittently attack cities, which is very helpful to alleviate damp and heat.