Revenue Villages and Panchayats
There are 32 revenue villages and 17 village panchayats in Cheepurupalli mandal.
- Alajangi (village and panchayat)
- Anjaneyapuram (village)
- Aridivalasa (village)
- Bhoolokapati Varakattu or B. P. Varakattu (village)
- Cheepurupalli (panchayat and mandal headquarters)
- China Nadipalli (village)
- Devarapodilam (village and panchayat)
- Gatchalavalasa (village)
- Gollala Mulagam (village and panchayat)
- Gollala Palem (village and panchayat)
- G.Agraharam or Gulivindada Agraharam (Major Village and 5th MPTC ward and Panchayati of Cheepurupalli)
- Gunidam (village)
- Itakarlapalli (village and panchayat)
- Karakam (village and panchayat)
- Karlam (village and panchayat)
- Mettapalli (village and panchayat)
- Nimmalavalasa (village and panchayat)
- P. S. Laxmipuram or Purushothama Swamivari Laxmipuram (village)
- Parla (village and panchayat)
- Palavalasa or Pathikaya Palavalasa (village and panchayat)
- Pathikayavalasa (village and panchayat)
- Peda Nadipalli (village and panchayat)
- Peripi (village and panchayat)
- Pothayyavalasa (village)
- Purreyavalasa (village)
- Ramalingapuram (village and panchayat)
- Ravivalasa (village and panchayat)
- Sankupalem (village)
- Sivarampuram (village)
- Sumitrapuram (village)
- Viswanadhapuram (village)
- Viziarampuram (village)
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