Guntur District

Guntur  is a centre of education & learning and is home of historically significant Amaravati, Bhattiprolu and Sitanagaram monuments.

The district was situated between 79º 10′ and 80º 55’E, of the eastern longitudes and 15º 18′ and 16º 50’N, of northern latitudes.

The district is bounded on the southeast by the Bay of Bengal, on the south by Prakasam District, on the west by Mahabubnagar District, and on the northwest by Nalgonda District.

The district has population of 48,89,230 as per the 2011 census which accounts for 5.77% of the total population of the State with 9.50% decadal growth.

Source: Bureau Of Economics

Item	Units	Figure	Source
Area	In 000 Sq.Km	11.4	Census 2011
Population	In Persons	48,89,230	“
Male	In Persons	24,41,128	“
Female	In Persons	24,48,102	“
Urban	In Persons	16,56,745	“
Rural	In Persons	32,32,485	“
Population Growth (decadal)	%	9.5	“
Population Density (Person/Sq.Km)	Ratio	429	“
Literacy	%	67.99	“
Male	%	75.4	“
Female	%	60.64	“
Urbanisation	%	33.89	“
Workers as % of total population	%	49.05	2001
Workers % of main Workers	%	85.37	“
Household industries	%	2.37	“
Area under Food & Non-Food crops	Area in Hectares	8,29,312	2012
Mining & Quarrying (Limestone – Top)	Qty in tonnes	45,43,928	“
Forest Area under the control of Forest Department	Area in Hectares	1,61,941	“
Gross irrigated area as % of gross cropped area	%	55.98	“
Value of output of major crops	%	–	“
Per capita food grain production	%	–	“
Road Length per 100 sq.km.	In Sq.km	114.17	“
Post offices per 100,000 persons	Ratio	17.44	“
Bank branches per 100,000 persons	Ratio	9.75	“
Population per bank	In Thousands	10.34	“
Per capita bank deposits	Rs. In Crores	22725.66	“
Per capita bank credit	In Rs.	37003.57	“
Per capita bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	78.42	2010
Per ha. bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	46.23	“
Per capita bank credit to Industries	In Rs.	69.83	“

Major Crops 2011-12

Crop	District Total	Quantity (In Thousand Tonnes)	Source
Rice	2,92,802	11,19,981	2011-12
Maize	71,757	6,30,253	“
Black gram(Mash)	55,458	60,948	“
Green gram(Moong)	18,185	15,333	“
Sesamum	3,844	1,435	“
Groundnut	5,091	14,252	“
Cotton	1,62,714	3,46,485	“
Chillies	76,124	3,26,833	“

Major Mineral Production
Mineral Quantity (Tonnes) Value (‘000 Rs.) Source Limestone 45,43,928 5,82,213 2011-12 Quartz 19,750 3,245 “

Source: AP State Portal 

Kadapa District

Dr.Y.S.Rajasekhara Reddy District (Cuddapah) is situated in the south-central part of the Andhra Pradesh State. Located 8 km south of the Penna River, the city is surrounded on three sides by the Nallamala and Palakonda hills.

The name Kadapa is derived from the Telugu word Gadapa (threshold). The city is so named because it is the gateway from the north to the sacred hill Pagoda of Shri Venkateshvara (also spelt as Venkateswara) of Tirupati.

The district was situated between 77º 51º and 79º 29ºE, of the eastern longitudes and 13º 43º and 15º 14ºN, of northern latitudes. The district is bounded on the north by the Prakasam & Kurnool Districts, on the south by Chittor District, on the east by Nellore District, and on the west by Anantapur District.

The district has population of 28,84,524 as per the 2011 census which accounts for 3.40% of the total population of the State with 10.87% decadal growth.

Source: Bureau Of Economics

Item	Units	Figure	Source
Area	In 000 Sq. Km	15.4	Census 2011
Population	In Persons	28,84,524	“
Male	In Persons	14,54,136	“
Female	In Persons	14,30,388	“
Urban	In Persons	9,83,736	“
Rural	In Persons	19,00,788	“
Population Growth (decadal)	%	10.87	“
Population Density (Person/Sq.Km)	Ratio	188	“
Literacy	%	67.88	“
Male	%	78.41	“
Female	%	57.26	“
Urbanisation	%	34.1	“
Workers as % of total population	%	44.79	2001
Workers % of main Workers	%	79.94	“
Household industries	%	5.25	“
Area under Food & Non-Food crops	Area in Hectares	4,32,970	2012
Mining & Quarrying (Limestone ? Top)	Qty in tonnes	89,25,320	“
Forest Area under the control of Forest Department	Area in Hectares	5,00,961	“
Gross irrigated area as % of gross cropped area	%	22.96	“
Value of output of major crops	%	–	“
Per capita food grain production	%	–	“
Road Length per 100 sq.km.	In Sq.km	118.45	“
Post offices per 100,000 persons	Ratio	28.63	“
Bank branches per 100,000 persons	Ratio	8.7	“
Population per bank	In Thousands	11.61	“
Per capita bank deposits	Rs. In Crores	18991	“
Per capita bank credit	In Rs.	19841.4	“
Per capita bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	51.03	2010
Per ha. bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	34	“
Per capita bank credit to Industries	In Rs.	11.72	“

Major Crops 2011-12

Crop	Area in hectares	Out- turn in tonnes	Source
Rice	53,896	1,58,660	2011-12
Jowar	13,154	5,941	“
Bengal gram	90,366	74,913	“
Red gram(Tuar)	9,079	2,270	?
Sunflower	62,079	39,749	“
Groundnut	57,057	60,517	“
Cotton	28,819	48,314	“
Mangoes	19,212	1,11,583	“

Source: AP State Portal

Major Mineral Production                     

Mineral	Quantity (Tonnes)	Value (?000 Rs.)	Source
Limestone	89,25,320	11,43,601	2011-12
Barytes	23,85,428	27,66,142	“

Krishna District

Krishna District is a district of India’s Andhra Pradesh state. It is named after the Krishna River which flows through the district. Machilipatnam is the administrative headquarters of the district.

The district was situated between 80º 01′ and 81º 33’E, of the eastern longitudes and 15º 45′ and 17º 10’N, of northern latitudes. The Boundaries of this district are West Godavari district in the East, Bay of Bengal in the South, Guntur and Nalgonda districts in the West and Khammam district in the North directions.

The district has population of 45,29,009 as per the 2011 census which accounts for 5.34% of the total population of the State with 8.15% decadal growth.

Source: Bureau Of Economics

Item	Units	Figure	Source
Area	In 000 Sq.Km	8.7	Census 2011
Population	In Persons	45,29,009	“
Male	In Persons	22,68,312	“
Female	In Persons	22,60,697	“
Urban	In Persons	18,57,291	“
Rural	In Persons	26,71,718	“
Population Growth (decadal)	%	8.15	“
Population Density (Person/Sq.Km)	Ratio	519	“
Literacy	%	74.37	“
Male	%	79.13	“
Female	%	69.62	“
Urbanisation	%	41.01	“
Workers as % of total population	%	43.97	2001
Workers % of main Workers	%	85.54	“
Household industries	%	2.9	“
Area under Food & Non-Food crops	Area in Hectares	7,26,436	2012
Mining & Quarrying (Limestone – Top)	Qty in tonnes	42,12,734	“
Forest Area under the control of Forest Department	Area in Hectares	76,186	“
Gross irrigated area as % of gross cropped area	%	58.51	“
Value of output of major crops	%	–	“
Per capita food grain production	%	–	“
Road Length per 100 sq.km.	In Sq.km	80.73	“
Post offices per 100,000 persons	Ratio	18.06	“
Bank branches per 100,000 persons	Ratio	11.68	“
Population per bank	In Thousands	8.63	“
Per capita bank deposits	Rs. In Crores	32836.1	“
Per capita bank credit	In Rs.	36927.28	“
Per capita bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	64.27	2010
Per ha. bank credit to agriculture	In Rs.	40.07	“
Per capita bank credit to Industries	In Rs.	42.86	“

Major Crops 2011-12

Crop	Area in hectares	Out-turn in tonnes	Source
Rice	2,72,029	10,11,542	2011-12
Maize	24,687	1,64,906	“
Black gram(Mash)	1,74,857	1,56,052	“
Green gram(Moong)	12,843	9,190	“
Groundnut	4,234	8,710	“
Coconut	1,847	27,513	“
Sugarcane	16,024	1,64,424	“
Mangoes	57,382	3,73,557	“

Major Mineral Production

Mineral	Quantity (Tonnes)	Value (‘000 Rs.)	Source
Limestone	42,12,734	5,39,778	2011-12
Quartz	13,444	2,209	“

Source: AP State Portal