Nagarle

Last updated April 26, 2019

Coordinates: 12°08′46″N76°45′53″E / 12.146237°N 76.764671°E / 12.146237; 76.764671 Nagarle is a village in Mysore district of Karnataka state, India.

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Location

Nagarle is located on the road from Nanjangud to T. Narasipur town.

Administration

Nagarle is part of Nanjangud taluk in Mysore district. The village is administrated by a Sarpanch (Head of Village) who is an elected representative.

Access

Nagarle village is 26 km from Mysore and 11 km from Nanjangud. It is 149 km from Bangalore.

Demographics

The population of the village is 3,655 and there are a total of 870 families there. The literacy rate is 69%.

Villages and suburbs

Hadinaru.4 km
Hulimavu, 4 km
Suthur, 4 km
Horalavadi, 4 km
Thumerale, 7 km

Post Office

There is a post office at Nagarle and the pincode is 571129.

Railway Station

The nearest railway stations are Chinnadagudihundi, Badanavalu and Nanjangud.

Education

Government HP School, Nagarle

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