Kaman is a town and block headquarters (sub division) and municipality in the Bharatpur district in Rajasthan state, India. Kaman is located at 2739N 7716E / 27.65N 77.27E / 27.65; 77.27. It has an average elevation of 189metres (620feet). It is bordered by two states (Haryana and U.P.) on the West and North respectively. At the village of Nonera the borders of Haryana and U.P. meet and create a triangular pattern. Important and large villages include: Bilang, Bolkhera, Jurehra, Bilond, Indrauli, Akata, Lewda, Somka, Sehsan, Sablana, Birar, Dhamari, Satwas, Anchwara, Amrooka, Garh Ajan, Moosepur, Luhesar, Pai, Bmni, Nonera, Khedli Gumani (Khedi Nogaiyan), Unchera, Bhandara, Tayra, Gurira, Ladlaka, Gundgaon, Angarawali, Gamdi (famous for tatloo), Sonokhar, and many other small villages. As of 2001 India census, Kaman had a population of 72,777. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Kaman has an average literacy rate of 57%, lower than the national average...
