Repalle mandal, Administrative division in Bapatla District, India
Repalle mandal is an administrative division in Bapatla district that stretches across agricultural land and riverside areas along the Krishna River. The region contains multiple villages and a central town where government offices and local commerce are concentrated.
This administrative unit was established in 1909 when it separated from Tenali mandal and became its own administrative entity. Subsequent boundary changes in later decades shaped the area into its current form.
The region maintains a population of 111,989 residents distributed between urban and rural areas, with a notably high female-to-male ratio of 1056 to 1000.
The local administration operates from the central town where offices and basic services are accessible. Visitors should note that the area is primarily agricultural and local transportation options may be limited.
The mandal recorded a literacy rate of 72.99%, with distinct variations between male and female education levels in both urban and rural settlements.
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