Delampady Grama Panchayat, Rural administrative unit in Kasaragod district, India.

Delampady Grama Panchayat is a rural administrative unit in Kasaragod district comprising residential areas interspersed with farmland and natural spaces. The region shows the typical layout of a Kerala village panchayat, with scattered homes, fields, and local pathways connecting communities.

Delampady Grama Panchayat administers the villages of Delampady and Adoor in Kasaragod taluk and block, Kasaragod district. The Malayalam source gives its area as 49.85 km2, while the English article cites 15.68 km2 for Delampady village alone. Its 16 wards include Ujampadi, Delampady, Parappa, Puthiyambalam, Devarkadukka, Bellakkana, Payaradukka, Mallampara, Kattippara, Balavantadukka, Pandi, Adoor, Edaparamba, Mogar, Pallamkode and Mayyala. The panchayat office and most government offices sit in Adoor town, the village headquarters.

The population demonstrates varied literacy rates between genders, with male literacy at 89.55 percent and female literacy at 80.16 percent as per census data.

Delampady has no direct road link to Kerala; all nine approach roads run into Karnataka, so most provisions come from Ishwaramangala. The only Kerala connection is the two-kilometre Mayyala-Parappa forest track, six metres wide but untarred, with no bus service and elephants present almost constantly. Adoor, 13 km away, holds the panchayat office and most government offices; Mulleria is 20 km and Puttur 36 km.

Delampady is a Kerala village with no tarred road link to Kerala itself: the only connection is the two-kilometre Mayyala-Parappa forest track, six metres wide and unpaved, where wild elephants are present almost all the time, so no bus service runs there. Nine other approach roads all lead into Karnataka.