Coastal Andhra - Composition

Composition

It contains second richest district in the whole country and it is krishna supported by beautiful paddy and coconut trees. Coastal Andhra comprises Circar districts:

  • Srikakulam
  • Vizianagaram
  • Visakapatnam
  • Rajahmundry
  • Eluru
  • Kondapalli & Guntur

The Northern Circars correspond in the main to the Coastal Andhra region of Andhra Pradesh, including the districts of:

  • Krishna
  • East Godavari
  • West Godavari
  • Visakhapatnam
  • Vizianagaram
  • Srikakulam
  • Prakasam
  • Guntur
  • Nellore

The Gajapati and Ganjam districts of Orissa were granted to the French East India Company around 1752. Later they were transferred by the French to the British.

Nellore, which extends as far as Ongole Taluk, was later received from the Nawab of Arcot, under an establishment. Some parts of present day Nellore and Chitoor were in the hands of Venkatagiri Rajas. The British made an arrangement with the Raja of Venkatagiri in 1802 to claim power in those territories also. At present Coastal Andhra extends from Srikakulam to the Nellore district, mainly because of geographical proximity.

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