Sardhar

Sardhar is said to derive its name from the Sardbnri Dhar, a long trap dyke, which is one of the principal watersheds of the centre of Kathiawar.

The dyke consists of columnar basalt and has a length of approximately 50 km (more than 30 miles) at a height of 12–30 m (40–100 feet).

The village has all the base amenities such as a bank, a post office, a petrol pump, a police station and a local market.

The Aji River has its source in the hilly areas halfway between Sardhar and Rajkot.

[4] 3,567 people were engaged in main activities, of whom at least 1,044 were cultivators owning or co-owning fields and 616 were agricultural labourers.