凯斯霍德（Keshod），是印度古吉拉特邦Junagadh县的一个城镇。总人口63253（2001年）。

该地2001年总人口63253人，其中男性32727人，女性30526人；0—6岁人口7635人，其中男4178人，女3457人；识字率72.10%，其中男性为77.62%，女性为66.18%。

Keshod is a city and a Taluka in Junagadh district in the Indian state of Gujarat.

It has been told by many old aged people of this city that the name of the city came from a very interesting incident happened during the Mahabharata time. Krishna ran away with Rukhmani and defeated her brother Rukhmayaa. They were escaping in the jungles for days and nights. During this time Rukhmani washed her hair in the small pond(Nowadays called "Utawadiya") available in keshod. Hair are called "Kesha" and to wash is called "Udd" in Sanskrit, hence the name Keshod came from the addition of these to names in Sanskrit "Kesh-Udd". Since that time the city has been called as Keshod.