Madhya Pradesh is a state of India. Nagpur was the capital until 1956.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Agar Malwa | Agar | 4 subdistricts |
| Alirajpur | no seat recorded | 5 subdistricts |
| Anuppur | no seat recorded | 4 subdistricts |
| Ashoknagar | no seat recorded | 845 k · 8 subdistricts |
| Bālāghāt | no seat recorded | 1.7 M · 11 subdistricts |
| Barwani | no seat recorded | 1.4 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Betūl | no seat recorded | 1.6 M · 11 subdistricts |
| Bhind | no seat recorded | 1.7 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Bhopāl | Bhopal | 2.4 M · 3 subdistricts |
| Burhanpur | no seat recorded | 758 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Chhatarpur | no seat recorded | 1.8 M · 12 subdistricts |
| Chhindwāra | no seat recorded | 2.1 M · 14 subdistricts |
| Damoh | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 8 subdistricts |
| Datia | no seat recorded | 787 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Dewas | no seat recorded | 1.6 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Dhār | no seat recorded | 2.2 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Dindori | no seat recorded | 705 k · 3 subdistricts |
| Guna | no seat recorded | 1.2 M · 8 subdistricts |
| Gwalior | no seat recorded | 2.0 M · 8 subdistricts |
| Harda | no seat recorded | 570 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Indore | no seat recorded | 3.3 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Jabalpur | no seat recorded | 2.5 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Jhābua | no seat recorded | 1.0 M · 6 subdistricts |
| Katni | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Khandwa district | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 6 subdistricts |
| Khargone | no seat recorded | 1.9 M · 11 subdistricts |
| Mandla | no seat recorded | 1.1 M · 6 subdistricts |
| Mandsaur | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Morena | no seat recorded | 2.0 M · 7 subdistricts |
| Narmadapuram district | no seat recorded | 1.2 M · 8 subdistricts |
| Narsimhapur | no seat recorded | 1.1 M · 6 subdistricts |
| Neemuch | no seat recorded | 826 k · 7 subdistricts |
| Niwari | no seat recorded | 405 k · 3 subdistricts |
| Panna | no seat recorded | 1.0 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Raisen | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Rājgarh | no seat recorded | 1.5 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Ratlām | no seat recorded | 1.5 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Rewa | no seat recorded | 2.4 M · 12 subdistricts |
| Sāgar | no seat recorded | 2.4 M · 13 subdistricts |
| Satna | no seat recorded | 2.2 M · 11 subdistricts |
| Sehore | no seat recorded | 1.3 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Seonī | no seat recorded | 1.4 M · 9 subdistricts |
| Shahdol | no seat recorded | 1.1 M · 6 subdistricts |
| Shājāpur | no seat recorded | 1.5 M · 7 subdistricts |
| Sheopur | no seat recorded | 688 k · 5 subdistricts |
| Shivpurī | no seat recorded | 1.7 M · 11 subdistricts |
| Sidhi | no seat recorded | 1.1 M · 7 subdistricts |
| Singrauli | no seat recorded | 6 subdistricts |
| Tīkamgarh | no seat recorded | 1.4 M · 8 subdistricts |
| Ujjain | no seat recorded | 2.0 M · 10 subdistricts |
| Umaria District | no seat recorded | 645 k · 7 subdistricts |
| Vidisha | no seat recorded | 1.5 M · 12 subdistricts |
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