Kampalapura is a village in Mysore district of Karnataka state in India.
Kampalapura is a village in Mysore district of Karnataka state in India.
Kampalapura is located between Mysuru and Madikeri cities at latitude 12.335401 and longitude 76.158353. It is also sometimes referred to as Kamplapura. [1] Coordinates: 12°20′07″N76°09′30″E / 12.335401°N 76.158353°E
Periyapatna. 7 km Kushalnagar 28 km Bettadapura 22 km Ramanathapura 40 km Saligrama 38.5 km Hunasuru 16 km Gonikoppa 34 km Virajpete 50 km [2]
The population of Kampalapura village is 4,721, and there were 1,112 families identified in the last census. [3]
The economy of the village is mostly agrarian. The major crops are tobacco, ragi, maize, areca nut and rice.
There is a post office in the village and the pin-code is 571107.
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