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Title: ANDHRA PRADESH State Information
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Existence :  India has been divided into two divisions. 1.  The North India covers from Vindhya Mountains to central Himalaya...



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Existence :  India has been divided into two divisions.

1.  The North India covers from Vindhya Mountains to central Himalayas in the North.

2.  The South India is in between Vindhya Mountains and Indian Ocean. South India is again subdivided into two parts Deccan and Dravid. Andhra Pradesh is sited from above the river Godavari to upper part of Narmada River.

Two major rivers, the Godavari and the Krishna run across the state. The small enclave (12 sq metre (30 Km) of the Yanam district of Puducherry (Pondicherry) ) state lie in the Godavari Delta in Northeast of the state.

Limits :  Andhra Pradesh lies in between 12 14 - 19 15' North Latitudes, 76 50 - 84 44 East Longitudes. It is surrounded by the Bay of Bengal in the East, Tamilnadu in the South, Karnataka in the West, Maharastra, Madhya Pradesh and Orissa in the North.

It stretches along the Coastal belt for 600 miles and it is connected to Hindi speaking status apparently. It covers the area of  2,76,754 sq. Km, from Chittoor to Srikakulam and from Adilaabad to Anantapuram. It is the fifth largest state in India.

Politically Andhra Pradesh has been divided into three regions, Coastal, Rayalaseema and Telangana.


Coastal  :  Srikakulam to Nellore  - 9 Districts.

Rayalaseema : The area in between the rivers Krishna and Tungabhadra - 4 Districts.

Telangana : The area in between the rivers Krishna and Godavari  - 10 Districts.

This state is inclined physically from the West to the East. It has been divided into widened plateaus,  Hilly areas and coastal plains.

Coastal Plains : It is the part in between Eastern Ghats and the sea. It is stretched from 20 to 200 Kilometers. Some of this area is marshy land with sand and there are some forests and are suitable for sarugudu (Local name), cashew , mango , and Maddi wood.

 Black soiled adjacent to the sandy lands : The deltas Krishna and Godavari are very useful to all types of agriculture. In facts, these areas are densely populated. There are some red soil areas in between black soil lands and hills, very much suitable for millets, Ragi ( the grain of Eleusine caracana ), Chillies etc.

Hilly areas :  Up to 150 Kilometers, there are no so called mountains in between Krishna and Godavari. There are high and great mountains region is called by several names the down region of Krishna River is up to Chittoor like Velagondalu ( Vela mountain region ). Nallamala ( Nalla mountain region ). Erramala ( Erramala region ) , Paalahills, Seshachalhills -  and all these are part and parcel of the Eastern Ghats.

Western Plateau  :  Anantapur, Kurnool, Telangana regions - Flat high lands with rocky structures. Rain required fields, high land fields, and enormous mine availability are the characters.


WATER RESOURCES


As Andhra region is inclined towards East the rivers naturally flow from North West to South East. Except Krishna, Godaavari, Manjeera, Praanahita, the other rivers born in Eastern Ghats which run towards Bay of Bengal.

      Godavari and Krishna are perennial rivers. Not only the rivers Penna, Tungabhadra, Manjeera, Praanahita, Musi, and Naagavali but also there are a number of small rivers on their way to Bay of Bengal such as Bahunda, Varahaalagedda, Uttara Mahendra in Srikakulam District, Champavathi, Gostani, Saarada, Tandava in Visakhapatnam District, Eleru river in East Godaavari, Errakaaluva, Tammileru, Jilleru in west Godavari, Budameru in Krishna district, Naguleru in Guntur district, Gundlakamma , Musi, Paleru in Prakasam district, Munneru, Upputeru in Nellore district, Swarnamukhi in Chittoor district, Handri, Konderu, Sagileru in Kurnool district, paalegni, Chitravathi, Cheyyeru in Kadapah district, Vadim, Penukonda in Adilabad district, Vyra in Khammam district, Peddavaagu, Aaneru in Nalgonda district etc and still more ponds, Tanks, Lakes are the other water resources in this state.

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