Yelwala, mysore, Agricultural town in Mysore district, Karnataka, India.
Yelwala is a small town in Mysore district, Karnataka, situated at an elevation of about 541 meters (1,775 feet) in terrain marked by gentle hills and valleys. The settlement spreads across rolling landscape surrounded by agricultural land.
The settlement developed as the influence of Mysore city expanded into surrounding areas, gradually transforming from a rural village into a recognized town. This growth reflected broader regional development and increased connectivity to urban centers.
The population maintains traditional agricultural practices, with 90 percent of residents engaging in farming activities, particularly cultivating arecanut and paddy crops.
The town is accessible via National Highway 275, which provides direct connections to larger cities and improves travel convenience. Regular bus services connect the area to Mysore and surrounding communities.
The female population ratio in Yelwala reaches 989 per 1000 males, exceeding the Karnataka state average of 973, indicating positive gender demographics.
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