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- Mandapadu is a village in Guntur district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is located in Medikonduru mandal of Guntur revenue division. Mandapadu...
- Gudivada (rural) Guntakoduru Kalvapudi Agraharam Kasipudi Lingavaram Mandapadu (rural) Merakagudem Moturu Pedyerukapadu (rural) Ramachandrapuram Ramanapudi...
- Pesaramilli Kokanarayanapalem 14 Lingavaram Puritipadu Lellagaruvu 15 Mandapadu (Rural) Seri Kalavapudi Maddipatla 16 Merakagudem Seridaggumilli Mallavolu...
- section 0 Guntur 5 Nallapadu Nallapadu–Nandyal section 13 Bandarupalle 19 Mandapadu 22 Siripuram 26 Lingamguntla 30 Peddakurapadu 36 Gudipudi 42 Sattenapalle...
- Kambhampadu Chinnakani Korrapadu Dammalapadu 3 Machavaram Koppunur Dokiparru Mandapadu Gollapadu 4 Mallavolu Kothapalle Kaza Mangalagiripadu Lankelakurapadu...
- neighborhood villages are Perecharla, Mallavaram, Garikapadu, Ravela, Mandapadu, and Visidala. Bandarupalli has Hindu, Christian, and Muslim religious...
- and two at Marripundi in Ungini-marga to a temple. An inscription from Mandapadu, Guntur district, dated 1168 A.D., belonging to the Velanati Rajendra...
- Gudipudi, GURZ (station code), Krishnamsettypalle, Lingamguntla, Mamdapur, Mandapadu, Pedakakani Halt, Penumarru, Rentachintala, Vellalcheruvu Halt, Zampini...
- 12 villages. The settlements in the mandal are listed below: Dokiparru Mandapadu Mangalagiripadu Medikonduru Paladugu Perecherla Potlapadu Siripuram Varagani...
- Bellamkonda, Sattenapalle, Gudipudi, Peddakurapadu, Lingamguntla, Siripuram, Mandapadu, Bandarupalle to Guntur. In South Indian Railway in 1932, Palghat to Pollachi...