Pamarru mandal

Pamarru mandal is an administrative subdivision in Krishna district that covers a rural area divided into multiple villages of varying sizes. The region operates under the Gudivada revenue division and functions as a local administrative center for the surrounding communities.

The mandal system was introduced in the 1980s under Rama Rao's leadership and fundamentally changed the local administrative structure in Andhra Pradesh. Since then it has served as the framework for decentralizing administrative tasks at the regional level.

The population of 54,634 residents maintains Telugu as their primary language while participating in traditional festivals and community gatherings.

The best time to visit is during the dry season when roads and pathways are easily accessible. Visitors should use local transportation or travel by vehicle since the region is spread out and public connections may be limited.

The territory includes one village with over 10,000 inhabitants while maintaining three smaller settlements with populations between 200 and 499 residents.

Location: Krishna district

Capital city: Pamarru

GPS coordinates: 16.32300,80.96100

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:20