Development
The recent developments are the 60 feet Railway road which stretches from Railway station to Murugappa Polytechnic and connects to NH-205. 40 feet Railway road is still under the screening. The new Annanur is majorly divided in to Sivasakthi nagar subdivided in to various sectors (A-F) and Sri Sakthi Nagar is subdivided in to old Tamil literature street names. chozhan nagar area which was very popular comparing to the other residing area in Annanur. The annanur has a railway quarters which counts to a considerable amount of population to this area.Also many students from various colleges stay here due to its proximity to both rail and road. In spite of such huge population,there are only very few hotels to cater the people.
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