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Inkollu Inkina kolanu | |
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Coordinates: 15°50′N80°12′E / 15.83°N 80.2°E | |
Country | India |
State | Andhra Pradesh |
District | Bapatla |
Mandal | Inkollu |
Population (2011) [1] | |
• Total | 50,000 |
Telugu | |
• Official | Telugu |
Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
PIN | 523167 |
Telephone code | +91–8594 |
Vehicle registration | AP 27 |
Inkollu is a small town located in the Bapatla district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It serves as the seat of Inkollu Mandal, an administrative district, and is part of the Chirala revenue division of Bapatla district. The nearest cities are Chirala, Bapatla, Guntur, Ongole, Addanki and Chilakaliripeta.
The native language of Inkollu is Telugu. A few people speak Telugu mixed with Urdu.
Inkollu was previously known as Inkina Kolanu, believed to mean "sinking of ponds". However, no conclusive literary evidence exists for the name.
Inkollu is located in the Inkollu Mandal. Inkollu is the sub-district headquarters of Inkollu Mandal. As per 2009 statistics, Inkollu village is also a Major Gram Panchayat.
Inkollu lies near the southeastern coast of India and is approximately 100 kilometres from the state capital of Amaravati.
Nearby villages include Koniki (located 4.8 kilometres away), Sudivaripalem (located 8.2 kilometres away), Nagandla (located 8.5 kilometres away), Idupulapadu (located 9.1 kilometres away), and Duddukuru.
Hyderabad (300 kilometres (190 mi)), Chennai (340 kilometres (210 mi)), Nellore (150 kilometres (93 mi)), Tirupathi (280 kilometres (170 mi)), Ongole (40 kilometres (25 mi)), Guntur (60 kilometres (37 mi)) and Vijayawada (100 kilometres (62 mi)) are nearby cities.
Inkollu is located around 45 kilometers away from its district headquarters in Bapatla. The other nearest district headquarters are Ongole situated 39 kilometers and Guntur situated 60 kilometers away from Inkollu.
The surrounding districts are Guntur (60.6 kilometres (37.7 mi)), Krishna (109.4 kilometres (68.0 mi)), West Godavari (140.1 kilometres (87.1 mi)) and Nellore (152.7 kilometres (94.9 mi))
Inkollu's nearest beach is Ramapuram (Chirala) located 30 kilometres away. Other beaches include: Chirala Beach (30 kilometres (19 mi)), Bapatla Beach (45 kilometres (28 mi)). Inkollu Cheruvu (Nagula Cheruvu)is a large pond in the northwest quadrant.
The city has a tropical climate, with average temperatures at 28.5 °C (83.3 °F). The area sees hot and humid summers and cool winters due to its proximity to the coast of Bay of Bengal. It receives both South west and North-east monsoon. The precipitation rate is high, with an annual rainfall of about 200 mm (7.9 in).
According to the 2011 Census of India the population was 17,581 living in about 4,935 houses. The total area is 3365 hectares.
Towns and Villages in Inkollu Mandalam:
Village | Population |
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Duddukur | 3,013 |
Ganga Varam | 2,949 |
Idupulapadu | 5,638 |
Inkollu | 17,581 |
Koniki | 2,812 |
Nagandla | 4,126 |
Pavulur | 5,652 |
Pusapadu | 5,815 |
Bhimavaram | 1,960 |
Business is one of the main occupations of people in the town. People who dwell in Inkollu depend on farming as well. Cultivation is another of the main occupations in Inkollu. The NSL textile mill employs around 5,000 people, and most of the residents depend on its business. The town has many cold storages, two cinema halls, and two hospitals.
The Pavulur Anjenayaswamy Temple is very famous and is located between the border of the rural village Pavulur, which is around 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) from Inkollu. The town has many other old temples, including:
The main source of transport in Inkollu is Road Transport. People prefer the APSRTC buses mostly. The towns within 40 kilometres of Inkollu are Ongole, Chirala, Addanki, Parchur, Martur. The nearest railway stations are Vetapalem (located 10 kilometres away), Chirala (located 23 kilometres away) and Ongole (located 45 kilometres).
Airport | Distance from city centre (km) |
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Hyderabad International Airport | 320 |
Chennai International Airport | 340 |
Tirupati Airport | 280 |
Vijayawada Airport | 110 |
Station | Distance (km) |
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Vetapalem | 12.4 |
Chinnaganjam | 14.5 |
Chirala | 17.4 |
Stuartpuram | 23.7 |
Primary and secondary school education are provided or aided by the government, or are private. The languages used in schools are English and Telugu.
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