Mudhol

Mudhol is a town and a Taluk headquarters in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, India. It is situated on the banks of the Ghataprabha River.

Historically, Mudhol was the capital of the Mudhol State, one of the princely states of British India. The Ghorpade dynasty ruled this state. After India's independence, it was integrated into the Bombay State, which was later reorganized into the present-day Karnataka state.

The town is known for the Mudhol Hound, a breed of dog also known as the Caravan Hound. This breed has a significant cultural and historical connection to the Mudhol region.

Economically, agriculture plays a crucial role in the surrounding region. Sugar production is also a significant industry.

Mudhol has various educational institutions, including schools and colleges, catering to the local population. The town also serves as a regional commercial hub for the surrounding villages.