Bapatla mandal, Administrative region in Guntur district, India
Bapatla mandal is an administrative region in Andhra Pradesh comprising 21 settlements, including 20 villages and the central town, located in a coastal area. The region connects via National Highway 216 and contains several educational institutions, including the College of Food Science and Technology.
The area developed from an agricultural center into a diverse administrative unit over time. It later became divided between Guntur and Bapatla districts following administrative reorganization.
Telugu remains the primary language for 93 percent of residents, while the area maintains strong traditions through local temples and community celebrations.
The region is easily accessible via major roads and provides various public services and educational facilities throughout the settlements. Visitors should be aware that Telugu is the primary language spoken and local seasons influence the best times to visit.
The population shows an unusual gender ratio of 1030 females per 1000 males, which differs from typical demographic patterns in Indian administrative regions. This characteristic makes the area noteworthy for its atypical demographic composition.
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