Badvel is a 3rd grade Municipality in the district of Kadapa (Renamed as YSR district).

Badvel Municipality was constituted on 15 may 2006 by merging four Gram Panchayats viz., Badvel, Madakalavaripalli, Gunthapalli and Chennampalli.

It is spread over an area of 51.00 Sq.km having a population of 70949 as per 2011 census and is located at a distance of 55km from Kadapa.

The water supply to the town at present is fully dependent on ground water.

There are about 78 power pumps fitted in bore wells and 192 hand pumps fitted in bore wells.

On verification it has been that about 58 power bore wells and 60 hand pumps are functioning.

There are 24 bore wells which are pumping water to the ELSRs and the rest 34 bore wells are directly pumping water to the distribution system.

Per capita supply of water is about 70 liters.

Water to the ill served and un-served areas is supplied with the help of 1 Municipal tanker and 6 private tankers, total supply of water is about 6.76MLD The Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) has received a loan from World Bank to improve the water supply services and support improvements in the financial, technical and management capacities of ULBs to sustain the infrastructures being created to ensure the desired level of water supply.

This project covered under the World Bank loan.

The project is administratively and technically sanctioned for Rs. 110.00 cores and 94% of the work is completed, Nearly 2 MLD of water is being supplied from Braham sagar resorviour to Badvel Municipality along with surface water and power bore wells 80% of water is given to the People residing in Badvel Municipality.

For Deficit and unserved areas water is being supplied through Private tankers to Mitigate Drinking water problem.

It is located 410 Kms from Capital City and 62 KMs from District Head Quearters. It was established as 3rd Grade Municipality in the Year 2006.

There are 26 Election wards in this Municipality.

Badvel Town in general, has a tropical climate, winters last from November to February, while summers last from March to June. The Annual rain fall in 60 mm, most of it received during the months of October 2015.

Demegrophy:

The Population of the town which was 50720 in 2001 increased to 70949 in 2011 with an increase of 39% in the last decade. The sex ratio is female per 1000 males the literacy rate is 2 % of the made population and 1 % of the female population are literate.

Atmakur is a town in Nellore District of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is a municipality located in Atmakur mandal.The town is the headquarters of Atmakur mandal and Atmakur revenue division.The primary and secondary school education is imparted by government, aided and private schools, under the School Education Department of the state. The medium of instruction followed by different schools are English, Telugu.

Atmakur Municipality is 8th “”largest ULB in the Kurnool district of A.P. it is spread over an area of 8.85 Sq.Kms. With a population of 45703(2011 census). It is known for/famous for its crop of padi

Location

It is located 300 Kms. From Capital city and 62 Kms. From District Headquarters. It was established as Nagara Panchayat in the year from 06.01.2012

There are 5 Zones / and 24 election wards in this municipality.

Topography

Longitute : 78-39′-53″

Lattitued : 15-57′-13″

Climate and Rainfall

Atmakur Town, in general, has a tropical climate, winters last from Novermber to February, while summers last from March to June. This annual rainfall is 139mm, most of it received during the months of September-2015

Demography

The Population of the town which was 35956 in 2001 increased to 45703 in 2011 with an increase of 0.27% in the lase decade. The sex ration is 0.01 %Females per 1000 males. The literacy rate is 61.38%, 34.71% of the male population and 26.67 % of the female population are literate.

Economy

In Atmakur Municipality (k) most of the peoples dependes on Agriculture

Environmental Issues

The Atmakur town is nearer to Nallammalla Forest, nearest to Kolanu Bharati(Saraswathi Temple), Varadarajula Project and Pedda Cheruvu

Urban Poor

In Atmakur town the total people are Poor

History & Culture

In olden days the Atmakur is very popular to Vegitalbes Santhamarket

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Allagadda Nagar Panchayat is 7th “”largest ULB in the Kurnool district of A.P. it is spread over an area of 62.3 Sq.Kms. With a population of 41697(2011 census). It is known for/famous for its crop of padi

Location

It is located 330 Kms. From Capital city and 110 Kms. From District Headquarters. It was established as Nagara Panchayat in the year 2011

There are 6 Zones / and 20 election wards in this municipality.

Climate and Rainfall

Allagadda Town, in general, has a tropical climate, winters last from Novermber to February, while summers last from March to June. Thie annual reainfall is 49mm, most of it received during the months of October-2015

Demography

The Population of the town which was 37690 in 2001 increased to 41697 in 2011 with an increase of 1.10% in the lase decade. The sex ration is 0.01 %Females per 1000 males.

Economy

In Allagadda Nagar Panchayat most of the peoples dependes on Agriculture

Environmental Issues

The Allagadda town climate is very hot. Allagadda town is also Silpakala

Urban Poor

In Allagadda town the total people are middile class people

History & Culture

In olden days the Allagadda is very popular to Silpakala

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Vizianagaram is located in the northern part of coastal region of Andhra Pradesh, India. Vizianagaram is a combination of two words Vijaya which means victory and Nagaram meaning city. It is the district headquarters of Vizianagaram disctrict. It is located 18 km inland from the Bay of Bengal and 42 km to the northeast of Visakhapatnam.

History

The history of Vizianagaram district is with Kalinga dynasty. Vizianagaram district was formed on 1 June 1979. The district is bounded by Srikakulam in the east, Visakhapatnam in the southwest, Bay of Bengal in the southeast and Odisha in the Northest.

Geography

It is located in 18.12°N 83.42°E coordinates with an average elevation of 74 meters, bounded by Srikakulam on the east, Visakhapatnam on the south west, bay of bengal on the south east, odisha on the on the northwest.

Climate

Vizianagaram is highly humid all through the year and has good seasonal rains with a benefit of both South west and North east monsoons. The climate of the hill parts of the district is different from that of the plain

Demography

The population of the district is 23,44,474 and the town population is 2,28,025 as per 2011 census. The town has a population of 2,27,533 which constitues of 111,596 males and 115,937 females with a sex ratio of 1039 females per 1000 males. There are 20,487 children are in the age group of 0–6 years (10,495 are boys and 9,992 are girls). The average literacy rate is 81.85%.

Governance

Vizianagaram was constituted as a municipality in 1888 with an extent of 29.27 square kilometers. The total expenditure was ₹1,887.75 crore and total income was ₹2,367.51 crore during 2010-2011.

Economy

The largest ferromanganese plant is situated on the outskirts of the town. There are various jute mills locted in the outskits of the town, including the Hooghly Jute Mills. The town is a popular destination for the textile wholesale market.

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Narasaraopet is located at 16°15′N 80°04′E / 16.25°N 80.07°E / 16.25; 80.07. It has an average elevation of 55 metres (180 feet). The town is built on flat land ringed by hills that are an offshoot of the Eastern Ghats. The summer months can get exceedingly hot while winters are mild. Rainfall is due to the monsoon and is concentrated in the months of July-September.

Importance of Narasaraopet Town

Established about two hundred years ago and originally called Atluru, the town began to grow in importance during the late 19th century when it was made the headquarters of a taluka by the British. Ancient temples, many of them not yet documented, dot the area. Malraju Venkata Gunda Rao, the son of Narasa Rao, deepened and enlarged an old tank in the town that is still in use today The place has added importance on account of its proximity to Kotappakonda (11km) one of the famous abodes of Lord Shiva in the guise of Lord Sri Koteswara Swamy.

The town is one of the biggest commercial centres in the upland areas of Guntur district. It is the head quarter town for three upland taluks i.e Narsaraopet, Vinukonda and Palanadu. The town is noted for production of camp furniture such as camp cots and easy chairs, which are well known for their durability.

Major agriculture products are paddy, cotton and to certain extent groundnuts, groundnut oil production is a cottage industry. Oil mills and rice mills exist.

After the advent of the Nagarjuna Sagar canal system for improvement of irrigation, the town as well as the surrounding areas of the town has much advanced in their agriculture product adding to the prosperity of the region and resulting in rapid growth of the town.

Industries

Even though the cultivation is the main economic activity, small scale industries like Jeep body building, cotton spinning mills, Saw mills, Rice mills and grading of Tobacco, Ice Factories, Pet Bottles Manufacturing Industries and many are employment generators.

Climate

The climate in Narasaraopet is comparatively equitable. It can be observed that the highest temperatures are recorded between April to June. The minimum temperature does not fall below 28o C during these months.

Rainfall

The town has fairly sloping ground from west to east with altitude varying from 74.67m to 57.91m from mean sea level. The average rainfall is 185mm. The soil in and around the town is generally graveled at the top and soft rock varying from 5m to 9m depths.

The topography of the town is sloping from west to east, and north and to south and total disposal leads to Jonnalagaddavagu.

Population

As of 2011 [update] India census, Narasaraopet city had a population of 1,17,568. Males constitute 50% of the population and females 50%. Narasaraopet city has an average literacy rate of 74%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 78%, and female literacy is 69%. In Narasaraopet, 17% of the population is under 6 years of age. A majority of the population is Hindu with small communities of Muslims and Christians.

The town is expanded at an extent of 7.65 SqKm. with a population of 1,17,568 as per 2011 census consisting of 34 election wards.