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This paper deals with the availability of health care infrastructure in Rajasthan's districts wise. Report DLHS-4 and Statistical abstracts of Rajasthan 2012-13 data have used in this study. Simple statistical methods, excel sheets and method of map have been using in it. By the analyzing of the represents of data, ANM availability in SHCs are high in the Thar desert and some districts of tribal regions, while male health workers (SHCs) and medical officers (PHC) are high in the Aravali, Plain and Hadoti regions of Rajasthan except some districts of it. India's public health system is a three tier system namely primary, secondary and tertiary levels of health care, which aims to develop as well as deliver health care services to the individuals and communities in the country. In India, despite improvements in access to health care, inequalities related to socio-economic status, geography, and gender, is compounded by high out-of pocket expenditures, with more than three-quarters of the increasing financial burden of health care being met by households