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Maospati is small city (district level) located along National Highway Route 30 in East Java, Indonesia.
The northwesternern part of Maospati is mostly dominated by lowlands and hills, with an elevation of 74-185 meters above sea level.
The boundaries of the Maospati district are as follows:
| North | Barat District, Karangjero District, and Karas District |
| East | Jiwan District, Madiun District |
| South | Bendo District |
| West | Karas District, Sukomoro District |
The Maospati district consists of 3 sub-districts and 12 villages, which are:
Maospati is a densely populated district in the Magetan regency with a population of 46.763 and an area of 25,26 km2, with the density of the population itself being approximately 1,851 people per km2. The densely populated areas in this sub-district includes the Maospati, Kraton, and Mranggen areas, as well as along National Highway Route 30 towards Madiun.
The majority of the workforce in this district works earns a living as Civil Servants, Military personnel, law enforcers, traders, entrepreneurs, and farmers. The diversity of professions are due to the district's strategic location; the presence of the Iswahjudi Air Force Base contributes to the significant amount of military personnel. Additionally, the district that's strategically located along South Java makes trading a popular profession. Despite that, the farming sector remains the main profession especially in the northern area of this sub-district.
Maospati has a Maospati Terminal for intercity bus transportation.
The mainstay potential of Maospati District includes:
As a trading center, the Maospati District is served by two large-scale fruit markets and other supporting markets such as:
Modern markets:
The Maospati district is a district with a very good quality of education in the Magetan Regency.
The junior high schools in Maospati are:
High schools/vocational schools in Maospati includes:
There is a university in the region, namely:
The Sendang Kamal Inscription is located in the Maospati district, believed to date from the Majapahit era. Located in Kraton Village, the inscription consists of three inscriptions written in Javanese script that are only faintly legible. Near the inscription, there is also a spring called Sendang Nirwana.