In the present paper an attempt has been made to find out the spatial variation in the level of agricultural development in Haryana. The spatial variation in the level of agricultural development is determined with the help of several variables such as cropping intensity, irrigation intensity, net area irrigated, agricultural productivity, consumption of chemical fertilizers, number of tractors, and number of pumping sets. The analysis revealed a wide variation in the level of agricultural development in the state. Out of total 21 districts, 13 districts come under the high category of high to very high agricultural development. Karnal and Panipat districts have very high level of agricultural development. But, south and south western parts of the state showed backwardness in almost all the indicators.