Machilipatnam mandal, Administrative subdivision in Krishna district, India
Machilipatnam mandal is an administrative subdivision in Krishna district comprising 29 settlements across the region. The area includes one town and 28 villages, with Chinnapuram being the largest village.
The region served as an important trading hub during earlier centuries, connecting South India with European merchants through maritime commerce. This maritime connection shaped the area's economic development for generations.
The mandal is known for its traditional textile craft, particularly Kalamkari handicrafts with their detailed patterns on cotton fabrics. This handcrafted tradition continues to shape local life and economic activity in the villages today.
The administrative region is accessible through road networks connecting all 29 settlements to the main town of Machilipatnam. Visitors can use these connections to explore different villages and centers across the area.
The region has a notable gender ratio of 1,011 females per 1,000 males, surpassing the national average. This demographic pattern makes the area stand out compared to many other parts of the country.
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