The district of Firozpur is one of the oldest districts of the northern state of Punjab. The district was one of the largest districts until the division of the district of Fazilka from the district of Firozepur. The district of Firozpur is one of the very geographically distinctly divided districts of the state of Punjab. The district has a low hill of sand in the southern part of the district and small tracts of fertile lands running parallel to the river Sutlej. The district of Firozepur has the city of Firozpur as the main city for the control of administrative works of the district.
The district of Firozpur  covers a land area of approximately around 5305 sq km with a population of about 20.2 lacs individuals. The district of Firozpur has a population density of approximately around 380 people per sq km of the total area of the district. The main crops of the district of Firozpur are Wheat, Millets, Barley and Gram.