Chintur mandal, Administrative division in Alluri Sitharama Raju district, India.
Chintur is an administrative division in Alluri Sitharama Raju district, Andhra Pradesh, with Chintur town serving as its administrative center. The mandal encompasses multiple villages and settlements spread across its territory, connected by local road networks.
The region was originally part of Khammam district before being transferred in 2022 to the newly created Alluri Sitharama Raju district during administrative reorganization. This change reshaped the local governance structure and territorial boundaries.
Telugu speakers and Koya tribal communities live throughout the region, each group maintaining distinct traditions visible in local villages and daily interactions. Their presence shapes the character of settlements and social gatherings in the area.
The region is well connected to neighboring districts through road networks that support regular movement of people and goods. Travelers should be aware of local road conditions and plan journeys based on the seasonal weather patterns that affect accessibility.
The Sabari River, a tributary of the Godavari, flows through the mandal and shapes the natural landscape across the territory. This waterway has been central to the region's ecology and the way communities have settled and organized themselves.
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