Ongole mandal

Ongole mandal is an administrative division in Prakasam district that spreads across fertile plains in southeastern India. Agricultural production dominates the region, with rice, cotton, and groundnuts forming the backbone of farming activities.

The mandal formed in 1970 when Prakasam district was established by combining territories from Guntur, Nellore, and Kurnool. This reorganization created the current administrative structure of the region.

Local communities practice traditional crafts that have passed through generations, shaping how people work and create everyday items. These skills remain visible in handmade goods and the way artisans organize their workshops throughout the region.

The region connects to major cities through National Highway 16 and receives regular bus services from surrounding areas. Good transport links make it convenient to travel to and within the mandal.

The mandal serves as an administrative center for the development of the Ongole cattle breed, known for its size and value in farming. This breed holds importance in local livestock management and agricultural practices.

Location: Prakasam district

Capital city: Ongole

GPS coordinates: 15.50000,80.05000

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:08