The document lists and provides statistics on census towns in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh based on 2011 Census of India data. It notes that Chittoor district has the most census towns at 14 while Guntur has the least with only 1. Kanuru has the highest population among census towns while Arempudi has the lowest, and Podili has the largest area while Modameedipalle has the smallest area. It also lists a few towns that were upgraded to municipalities and some that were merged into corporations.
The document lists and provides statistics on census towns in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh based on 2011 Census of India data. It notes that Chittoor district has the most census towns at 14 while Guntur has the least with only 1. Kanuru has the highest population among census towns while Arempudi has the lowest, and Podili has the largest area while Modameedipalle has the smallest area. It also lists a few towns that were upgraded to municipalities and some that were merged into corporations.
The document lists and provides statistics on census towns in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh based on 2011 Census of India data. It notes that Chittoor district has the most census towns at 14 while Guntur has the least with only 1. Kanuru has the highest population among census towns while Arempudi has the lowest, and Podili has the largest area while Modameedipalle has the smallest area. It also lists a few towns that were upgraded to municipalities and some that were merged into corporations.
The document lists and provides statistics on census towns in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh based on 2011 Census of India data. It notes that Chittoor district has the most census towns at 14 while Guntur has the least with only 1. Kanuru has the highest population among census towns while Arempudi has the lowest, and Podili has the largest area while Modameedipalle has the smallest area. It also lists a few towns that were upgraded to municipalities and some that were merged into corporations.
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List of census towns in Andhra Pradesh
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1Census town 2Statistics 3List 4References
Census town[edit] A census town is one which has urban characteristics but is not notified as a statutory town.[1] These towns should have a minimum population of 5,000, at least 75% of male working population is employed outside the agricultural sector and minimum population density of 400 persons per km2.[2][3]
Statistics[edit] As of 2011 census of India, the state of Andhra Pradesh has a total of 104 census towns in 13 districts. Chittoor district has the most number of census towns, with as many as 14 and Guntur district has the least with only 1.[4] Kanuru of Krishna district is the most populated and Arempudi of East Godavari district is the least populated census towns of the state. In terms of area, Podili of Prakasam district has the largest area of 43.88 km2 (16.94 sq mi) and Modameedipalle of Kadapa district is the smallest with an area of 0.90 km2 (0.35 sq mi). Notes
Gooty and Kalyandurg of Anantapur district, Sullurpeta of Nellore
district, Palakonda of Srikakulam district and Nellimarla of Vizianagaram district were upgraded as municipalities.[5] Dowleswaram, Hukumpeta and Katheru of East Godavari district were merged into Rajahmundry Municipal Corporation.[6][7]
The Idea of Being Indians and the Making of India: According to the Mission Statements of the Republic of India, as Enlisted in the Preamble to the Constitution of India
