A city of west-central India west-southwest of Amravati. It is a market center in a cotton-growing region. Population: 399,000.
Akola
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A city of west-central India west-southwest of Amravati. It is a market center in a cotton-growing region. Population: 399,000.
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Akola (əkō'lə), city (1991 pop. 328,034), Maharashtra state, W central India, on the Morna River. It is a district administrative center, a market town, and an important road and rail junction. Cotton, oil, and textiles are the chief products of the region.
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- Akola city, a city in the state of Maharashtra, India
- Akola district, a district of the state of Maharashtra
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