Nagayalanka mandal, Administrative region in Krishna district, India.
Nagayalanka mandal is an administrative region in Krishna district that encompasses eleven villages spread across a broad area near the Bay of Bengal coast. The mandal functions as a local governance zone with Nagayalanka town serving as its main administrative center.
This mandal was established as a local administrative division within Krishna district to manage governance across multiple villages. Over time it became an important center for regional administration and local services in the area.
Telugu serves as the primary language among the 47,899 residents, with Hinduism practiced by 93 percent of the local population.
The region operates under the Machilipatnam administrative division with organized local services and infrastructure. Visitors will find roads connecting the various villages and linking to major areas nearby.
This region sits where the Krishna River meets the Bay of Bengal, positioned in a flat coastal landscape. The confluence location creates a unique meeting point between river and ocean that shapes the local environment.
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