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DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY
Government of Andhra Pradesh

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT GUNTUR DISTRICT
Prepared by
ANDHRA PRADESH SPACE APPLICATIONS CENTRE (APSAC)

ITE & C Department, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh
August, 2018
District Survey Report
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
APSAC wishes to place on record its sincere thanks to Sri B.Sreedhar IAS,
Secretary to the Government (Mines) and the Director, Department of Mines
and Geology, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh for entrusting the work for preparation of
District Survey Reports of Andhra Pradesh. The team gratefully acknowledge
the help of the Commissioner, Horticulture Department, Govt. of Andhra
Pradesh and the Director, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Planning
Department, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh for providing valuable statistical data and
literature. The Project team is also thankful to all Joint Directors, Deputy
Directors, Assistant Directors and the staff of Mines and Geology Department
for their overall support and guidance during the execution of this work. Also
sincere thanks are due to the Scientific staff of APSAC who has generated all
the thematic maps.
VICE CHAIRMAN
APSAC
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CONTENTS
S.No Description Pg.No.

1 Salient Features of Guntur District 1
1.1 Administrative Setup 2
1.2 Drainage 2
1.3 Climate and Rainfall 10
1.4 Agriculture and Soils 17
1.5 Transport and Communications 18
1.6 Population and Literacy 20
1.7 Important Places 22
1.7a Places of Tourist Interest 22
1.7b Places of Religious and Cultural importance 26
2 Land Utilization, Forest and Slope in the District 27
2.1 Land Use / Land Cover Classification 27
2.2 Eco-sensitive areas 44
2.3 Slope Map of the District 45
3 Agricultural and Soil Resources in the District 48
3.1 Kharif Rice Estimation using SAR data 48

3.2 Kharif and Rabi crop acreage Estimation using 50
Optical Remote sensing data
3.3 Horticulture 53
3.4 Soils 58
4 Coastal and Aquaculture 62
4.1 Shoreline status of Guntur district 62
4.2 Aquaculture in Guntur District 64
5 Water Resources 67
5.1 Surface Water and Irrigation Resources of the 67
District
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CONTENTS
S.No Description Pg.No.

5.1.1 Major and Medium Irrigation Projects in Guntur 67
District
5.2 Geology and Mineral Resources of the District 72
5.2.1 Geology of Guntur District 72
5.2.2 Mineral Resources of Guntur District 75
5.2.3 Geomorphology, Ground Water Scenario and 76
Quality of the District
5.2.4 Landforms of fluvial origin 76
5.2.5 Landforms of coastal origin 79
5.2.6 Landforms of Structural Origin 82
5.2.7 Landforms of denudational origin 83
5.3 Structural Features of Guntur District 85
5.3.1 Ground Water Scenario and Quality of the 88
District
5.3.2 Ground Water Prospects in the District 88
5.3.3 Ground Water Quality of the District 92
6.0 Details of Major and Minor Minerals Their Production 95
and Revenue in the District
6.1 Administrative Set-Up of DMG in Guntur District 95
7 References 191
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List of Figures
No Description Pg.No.
1 Administrative Boundaries of Guntur District 3
2 Satellite view of Guntur district during October month 4
3 Satellite view of Guntur district during January month 5
4 Satellite view of Guntur district during April month 6
5 Catchment Area Map of Guntur District 8
6 Drainage Network and Surface Water bodies of the Guntur
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District
7 Locations of Automatic Weather Stations in Guntur District 15
8 Distribution of Rainfall in Guntur District 16
9 Transport Network of Guntur District 19
10 Mandal wise Distribution of Schedule Caste Population and
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Types of Hostels and Residential Schools
11 Important tourist place in Guntur district 25
12 Land Use / Land Cover Map of Guntur District during 2015-16 29
13 General Slope of Guntur District 47
14 (a) Ground truth data overlaid on multi-temporal RGB image,
(b) Rice cropped area and (c) Transplantation date-wise rice 49
cropped area over Guntur District.
15 Kharif Rice and Cotton acreage estimation during 2016-17 51
16 Rabi Rice and Pulses crop acreage estimation during 2016-17 52
17 Soil Resource Map of Guntur 60
18 Salt Affected Soil & Water Logging Map of Guntur District 61
19 Shoreline changes along the coastline of Guntur district 63
20 Aquaculture Distribution in Guntur District 65
21 Major and Medium Irrigation Projects of Guntur District 71
22 Geology of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh 73
23 Detailed Legend with Stratigraphic Sequence of Guntur District 74
24 Geomorphology of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh 77
25 Structural Map of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh 87
26 Ground Water Scenario in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh 89
27 Ground Water Quality Map of Guntur District 94
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List of Tables
No Description Pg.No.
1.1 Mandal Wise Average Annual Rainfall (mm) 12
2.1 Category-wise Distributions of Land use/Land Cover during 28
2015-16
3.1 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Fresh Fruits with Production (MT) 54
during 2017-18
3.2 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Vegetables with Production (MT) in 55
Guntur District (2017-18)
3.3 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Plantation with Production (MT) in 56
Guntur District (2017-18)
3.4 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Spices with Production (MT) in (2017- 57
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3.5 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Flowers with Production (MT) in 2017- 57

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3.6 Statement showing extent of area of each soil category 59
4.1 Shoreline Characteristics and statics for Guntur Coast 63
4.2 Mandal - wise Aquaculture in Guntur District (Area in ha) 66

5.1 Area under irrigation projects 68
5.2 Major basin of the District 69
5.3 Major River basin and distribution of the area District 70
5.4 Major River basin and Altitude at origin 70
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1. Salient Features of Guntur District
Guntur District with its district headquarters at Guntur is one of the coastal
districts of Andhra Pradesh. Guntur district was formed on the 1 October,
1904 after bifurcating Krishna and Nellore districts. Prior to 1859, there was
Guntur district with Headquarters at Guntur but with a different jurisdiction.
In 1859, the district was abolished and was divided up between
Masilipatnam and Rajahmundry districts which were renamed as Krishna
and Godavari. In 1904, Guntur district was constituted into a separate
independent district with the areas of the Taluk of Bapatla, Tenali,
Sattenapalli, Narsaraopet, Vinukonda and Palnadu of old Krishna district,
Guntur, and Ongole taluk from Nellore district.
In February 1970, while forming Prakasam district with its headquarters as

Ongole, parts of Bapatla and Narsaraopet taluks and whole of Ongole
taluk were taken to Prakasam district leaving Guntur district with only eight
taluks namely, 1) Guntur, 2) Sattenapalli, 3) Tenali, 4) Repalli, 5) Bapatla,
6) Narasaraopet, 7) Vinukonda and 8) Palnadu. 57 mandals have come
into existence in Guntur district with effect from 25-5-1985 in the place of
earstwhile taluks and Firkhas. The Krishna River forms the northeastern
and eastern boundary of the district, separating Guntur District from
Krishna District. The District is bounded on the North by Krishna and
Nalgonda district of Telangana State, on the west by Prakasam and
Mahaboobnagar districts, on the South by Prakasam district, and on the
East by Krishna district and Bay of Bengal. It is lies between 15 O 18' and
16O 50' of the Northern latitude and 79O 10' and 80O 55' of the eastern
longitude. The area of the district is 11,391 sq kms, having a coast line of
around 100 Kilometres.
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1.1 Administrative Setup
Administratively, the district is divided into 57 mandals covering 4 Revenue

Divisions viz., 1. Guntur, 2. Tenali, 3. Narasaraopet and 4. Gurazala. It has
12 municipalities namely, Guntur, Mangalgiri, Sattenapalli, Narasaraopet,
Chilakaluripet, Macherla, Tenali, Ponnuru, Bapatla, Rapalli, Vinukonda and
Piduguralla. The population of the district is 48,87,813 persons as per
census 2011. The spatial distribution of the mandals is depicted in Fig-1.
The satellite view of the district during kharif, Rabi and summer seasons
with mandal boundaries is portrayed in Fig. 2, 3 and 4, respectively.
1.2 Drainage
The major rivers that drain through the district are the Krishna and
Gunglakamma. Important tributaries of the Krishna River include
Gundlavagu, Dindi vagu, Naguleru, Gadidelavagu and Edduvagu. The
drainage pattern, in general, is straight, parallel to sub-parallel and dendritic.
The Krishna River is perennial, whereas most of the other streams are
intermittent to ephemeral in nature.
The river Krishna receives the Chandravanka, Golivagu, Dandivagu and

Naguleru waters, which fertilize the adjoining tracts. It continues its easterly
course through Venkatayapalem range and scales the slopes of
Gundimettakonda and broadens gradually flowing with a wide and shallow
bed in an easterly direction with a slight inclination towards the south, it
touches Vijayawada and then runs eastwards and southwards. It ultimately
turns sharply south-eastwards and joins the sea at Hamsaladivi and
Nachugunta in Krishna district.
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Fig.1. Administrative Boundaries of Guntur District
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Fig.2 Satellite view of Guntur district during october month
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Fig.3 Satellite view of Guntur district during January month
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Fig.4 Satellite view of Guntur district during April month
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The Chandravanka is an important tributary of the Krishna which drains in

the district. It raises in the Mutukuru extensions of the eastern Nallamalai
hills near the south-west corner of Macherla Range. It initially contacts
Mutukuru village and flows north until it is joined by its tributary the
"Edibogula Vagu" at a place. It takes a north-westerly course until it
contacts Macherla and flows further to the north. Before it enters the
Thumurukota reserve forest, it falls from a height of about 21 meters and is
popularly called "Ethipothala" waterfalls. The stream continues to run
northwards and then joins the Krishna River.
Another tributary of the Krishna is the Naguleru, which raises in the

Nallamalais off-shoots near the Nayakurali pass in Vinukonda range. It
contacts initially Karempudi and then flows northwards across Macherla
range over a distance of 32 km till it joins the Krishna near Ramapuram.
Among the other minor hill streams and rivulets in the district, the most
important are the Gundlavagu near Durgi, the Golivagu near Rentachinthala,
and the Dandivagu near Gurazala. Apart from the above mentioned rivers
and streams, the Romperu drainage, the Tungabhadra drain, the Bhattiprolu
drain and the Repalle drain are the drainage facilities available in the district.
The Krishna delta lies partly in Guntur district and its tributaries Munneru,
Chandravanka, Naguleru, Guntur Channel, and Guntur Branch Canal which
drain the area in a south-easterly direction.
It is typical of the wider deltas along the southeast coast of India (known as
the Coromandel Coast). The braided stream channels, broad floodplain,
and extensive sandbars suggest that this part of the Krishna River flows
through relatively flat terrain and carries a substantial amount of sediment,
especially during the monsoon season. The catchment boundaries of the
rivers, drainage network and surface water bodies are depicted in Fig-5 and
6, respectively.
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Fig:5 Catchment Area Map of Guntur District
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Fig.6 Drainage Network and Surface Water bodies of the Guntur District
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1.3 Climate and Rainfall
Climate:
Tropical climate conditions with extreme hot summer and cold winter
prevail in the Guntur District. April to June is the hottest period with high
temperature in May. The climate of the district is moderate and
characterized by tropical rainy climate with aggressive summer. The period
from December to middle of February is generally dry and cool winter
season. The summer period is from March to May. This is followed by
south-west monsoon from June to September, the post monsoon from
October to December. The relative humidity ranging between 80% to 30%
and the wind speed is between 4.5 to 16.3 km/hr.
The day temperature will be higher by 3°c to 4°c in summer and the night
temperatures lower by 3°c to 4°c in winter. Rentachintala is the hottest
place, recording a maximum temperature of around 49°c and the lowest
temperature of 10°c. The annual average minimum and maximum
temperatures of the district range from 17.3°c to 27.8°c and 30.6°c to 48.5°c,
respectively.
Rainfall
The average annual rainfall of the district is 864 mm, which ranges from nil
rainfall in January to 160 mm in August. August is the wettest month of the
year. The mean seasonal rainfall distribution is 547 mm in southwest
monsoon (June-September), 235 mm in northeast monsoon (Oct-Dec), 8
mm rainfall in Winter (Jan-Feb) and 74 mm in summer (March – May). The
season-wise percentage distribution of rainfall is 63% in southwest
monsoon, 27% in northeast monsoon, 1% in winter and 9% in summer. The
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rainfall generally decreases from east to the west. The rain is experienced
mostly by both south-west monsoon and the retreating monsoon. October is
the rainiest month of the year. On the average, there are 47 rainy days in a
year. The highest rainfall recorded was 386 mm at Sattenapalli on 19th of
November, 1879. The Automatic Weather Station (AWS) locations and the
average annual rainfall distribution of the district are depicted in Fig. 7 and 8,
respectively. It can be observed that maximum average annual rainfall is
received in the coastal mandals of the district.
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Table: 1.1.Mandal Wise Average Annual Rainfall (mm)

S No Mandal Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TOTAL
1 Amaravathi 8.31 8.34 13.16 18.16 64.26 130.74 207.96 212.40 187.89 136.39 48.69 10.73 1047.02
2 Amruthalur 7.17 10.43 12.47 10.20 52.96 95.74 161.14 180.04 171.60 148.80 86.62 13.61 950.78
3 Atchampet 5.13 10.92 10.53 20.14 56.02 108.29 161.15 164.70 140.02 114.44 41.86 6.89 840.09
4 Bapatla 12.38 9.63 7.26 12.65 49.26 85.23 134.50 163.90 177.30 178.01 129.06 24.62 983.79
5 Bellamkonda 6.06 7.04 8.43 13.26 39.01 85.33 160.47 172.13 130.26 119.94 43.48 7.88 793.27
6 Bhattiprolu 6.04 11.81 10.62 15.34 46.48 105.99 163.68 186.12 175.87 161.29 75.76 19.28 978.29
7 Bollapalle 6.50 20.80 12.33 23.99 54.93 78.45 120.62 138.45 132.41 105.89 54.05 8.95 757.37
8 Chebrole 9.76 9.96 10.03 12.90 55.50 97.47 147.67 177.43 154.17 131.44 69.03 13.13 888.49
9 Cherukupalle 8.19 11.49 8.30 10.07 48.30 87.75 135.58 157.12 155.03 151.61 76.94 17.84 868.22
10 Chilakaluripet 10.47 8.81 3.58 12.43 36.72 69.65 122.66 165.81 155.12 136.04 80.17 14.11 815.56
11 Dachepalle 4.97 5.93 6.63 8.14 42.12 81.18 127.75 148.71 179.09 100.45 33.88 7.69 746.53
12 Duggirala 13.02 10.54 15.03 12.17 49.28 99.24 155.23 185.66 156.52 113.92 42.76 18.40 871.77
13 Durgi 8.65 10.76 5.60 20.63 25.18 100.53 110.18 144.17 145.61 103.10 41.33 7.51 723.23
14 Edlapadu 6.24 4.73 4.16 16.52 20.13 71.11 122.64 142.62 143.32 105.23 71.60 12.56 720.84
15 Guntur 5.64 11.64 8.51 13.80 54.89 101.74 173.07 164.27 156.46 142.37 71.15 15.01 918.55
16 Gurazala 4.13 11.45 9.77 8.37 40.69 88.92 136.60 169.20 143.36 111.44 46.33 12.06 782.32
17 Ipur 3.20 12.14 8.95 18.87 37.19 81.17 99.73 134.46 150.59 92.00 42.87 10.02 691.19
18 Kakumanu 8.67 7.46 8.91 11.57 22.83 87.89 143.79 149.03 138.83 123.63 65.07 13.28 780.96
19 Karempudi 2.27 10.61 5.03 5.56 24.75 90.96 134.52 149.38 155.63 83.26 43.45 8.33 713.74
20 Karlapalem 8.67 17.72 8.83 22.56 32.05 107.63 150.42 211.14 200.70 203.63 95.72 28.64 1087.71
21 Kollipara 2.55 8.37 9.88 17.10 36.62 92.17 166.53 155.70 159.10 144.02 69.73 13.20 874.95
22 Kollur 10.83 11.19 13.72 18.99 46.46 109.95 211.45 217.38 237.14 180.16 74.57 27.15 1158.99
23 Krosuru 9.58 14.75 11.16 21.39 68.66 136.54 198.29 202.18 169.69 151.81 60.82 12.77 1057.62
24 Machavaram 5.65 11.75 8.50 13.70 53.65 87.49 165.57 169.55 135.06 130.60 48.89 7.83 838.24
25 Macherla 6.34 7.73 9.54 12.99 30.33 65.32 101.42 120.68 141.16 106.60 48.49 8.96 659.56
26 Mangalagiri 6.50 7.55 7.83 10.68 61.33 110.35 204.63 194.96 153.63 127.47 68.22 13.66 966.80
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27 Medikonduru 4.89 8.86 11.66 18.11 33.89 112.34 176.38 183.16 174.26 94.51 49.73 12.24 880.02
28 Muppalla 5.19 6.83 7.67 12.78 36.59 91.64 132.64 149.32 129.93 95.25 50.67 6.04 724.57
29 Nadendla 6.65 5.90 5.05 15.44 37.74 76.14 122.08 143.72 131.25 115.36 73.80 14.27 747.39
30 Nagaram 12.18 12.01 8.95 12.47 59.22 101.57 152.78 183.51 174.86 175.19 101.00 21.84 1015.59
31 Narasaraopeta 7.73 9.89 8.18 15.40 51.46 87.99 137.19 140.33 131.50 113.72 87.63 10.87 801.90
32 Nekarikallu 8.77 6.61 13.35 14.00 41.14 98.80 143.27 153.63 176.87 109.55 49.06 11.99 827.04
33 Nizampatnam 10.19 18.54 5.26 14.56 61.38 97.31 138.78 174.31 185.18 195.66 112.41 19.80 1033.38
34 Nuzendla 5.66 7.41 7.39 15.41 53.41 71.04 81.80 101.36 124.08 114.82 70.82 7.83 661.04
35 Pedakakani 6.76 17.24 12.19 16.66 49.22 109.32 177.24 190.26 163.56 110.27 48.46 17.54 918.72
36 Pedakurapadu 7.06 10.73 12.63 11.85 47.10 102.51 183.71 203.78 145.09 124.64 49.33 12.41 910.84
37 Pedanandipadu 7.08 7.41 12.66 13.55 36.11 92.92 165.56 187.85 142.46 108.57 54.97 10.86 840.01
38 Phirangipuram 6.12 8.58 8.58 13.56 36.84 91.78 149.06 154.61 148.98 122.26 61.98 12.13 814.46
39 Piduguralla 4.40 10.36 9.33 8.95 40.45 86.97 151.99 157.45 139.12 112.32 51.44 7.44 780.20
40 Pittalavanipalem 6.57 11.17 7.48 22.23 40.29 103.70 138.75 169.30 174.87 158.84 79.64 24.49 937.30
41 Ponnur 5.24 7.93 11.05 6.25 38.50 76.44 143.97 150.04 135.90 135.28 83.78 18.13 812.52
42 Prathipadu 8.65 9.19 6.19 20.95 53.88 83.29 141.08 151.52 146.40 123.74 72.29 14.88 832.04
43 Rajupalem 6.49 9.13 8.10 12.26 55.44 95.41 147.26 158.36 147.63 115.83 39.77 16.90 812.58
44 Rentachintala 5.38 8.44 6.72 12.46 36.64 90.72 122.83 161.89 154.78 101.99 35.29 7.58 744.70
45 Repalle 7.77 8.75 10.14 15.59 50.11 98.64 155.37 178.63 157.85 204.48 126.41 24.18 1037.93
46 Rompicherla 6.32 9.42 10.12 7.34 41.54 74.76 116.14 121.07 110.16 88.46 73.23 9.53 668.09
47 Sattenapalle 7.33 6.86 9.86 18.12 52.51 98.45 164.79 155.76 136.06 116.06 55.30 10.49 831.59
48 Savalyapuram 5.87 10.58 8.03 15.99 51.94 61.28 104.30 117.99 133.72 111.28 50.52 14.40 685.88
49 Tadikonda 7.84 9.29 12.95 16.80 58.88 103.28 174.14 189.83 155.41 124.50 51.43 13.44 917.80
50 Tenali 5.38 8.55 8.76 15.24 49.08 95.68 166.32 180.57 150.71 147.06 84.14 16.15 927.64
51 Thadepalle 7.72 13.33 10.01 15.73 65.74 114.63 206.22 211.23 171.85 141.61 61.47 12.13 1031.68
52 Thullur 8.59 14.29 15.73 16.98 53.32 107.60 168.63 181.65 155.81 114.76 51.93 10.63 899.90
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53 Tsundur 2.03 8.07 9.97 11.47 36.93 100.84 171.93 171.18 136.37 117.71 73.37 16.56 856.42
54 Vatticherukuru 7.99 9.93 10.10 17.18 47.65 89.89 150.45 160.18 155.34 122.53 74.36 13.45 859.06
55 Veldurthi 6.98 8.74 12.63 27.90 51.38 101.58 128.84 137.77 169.57 151.85 55.20 12.58 865.01
56 Vemuru 6.22 7.02 12.12 15.85 45.54 98.43 169.26 208.70 169.24 146.23 58.58 18.34 955.50
57 Vinukonda 7.89 7.44 15.44 14.82 44.43 68.52 97.81 109.41 141.47 142.04 73.01 16.42 738.70
Total 7.02 10.04 9.60 14.88 45.75 93.69 149.08 165.18 154.66 129.12 64.76 13.85 857.64
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Fig. 7 Locations of AWS in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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Fig.8 Distribution of Rainfall in Guntur District, AndhraPradesh
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1.4 Agriculture and Soils
The predominant crops such as paddy, jower, bajra among cereals,

tobacco, cotton and chillies among non-food and commercial crops,
blackgram and redgram among pulses are the main agricultural products
cultivated in the district.
The district is endowed with a rich variety of soils. It occupies an important

place in agriculture which is the most important occupation and paddy is
the main food crop produced. According to agricultural census 2016, the
gross cropped area of the district was 6.76 lakh hects, of which net cropped
area is about 5.87 lakh hects. The gross irrigated area is 3.36 lakh hects,
whereas net irrigated area is about 2.86 lakh hects.
The soils of the district can broadly be classified under three categories: (1)
zonal (2) intra-zonal and (3) azonal. The zonal soils, which are developed
insitu, are of red sandy type, distributed in parts of Macherla, Sattenapalle,
Narsaraopet and Vinukonda taluks. These soils are good for agriculture, if
properly manured and irrigated. Under the intra- zonal category calcium-
rich, deep black soils and mixed black and red soils occur over fairly large
tract. The deep black soils are distributed along a linear strip in parts of
Palnad, Vinukonda and Narsaraopet taluks. The mixed black and red soils
occur at south of Vinukonda. These soils are moderately productive. A major
part of the area along the sea coast in the southeast and adjacent to
Krishna River in the north is occupied by deltaic alluvial soils. These soils are
highly productive, and keep the district in good stead in respect of
agriculture.
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1.5 Transport and Communications
The district headquarters, Guntur town, is connected with broad gauge

railway line from Secunderabad, Guntakal, Bangalore, Visakhpatnam and
Chennai. The total length of railway line in the district is about 618 km. The
transport network of the district is depicted in Fig.9. The National Highways
(NH16 and NH214A) pass through the district with a distance of about 211 km.
The state highways, district roads and other major roads including National
highways are about 3262 km. The number of panchayatraj roads is about
2648 having a length of 6,551 kms. Of which 1537 km length is covered
under Black top category, 327 km as Cement/concrete roads, 550 km as
WBM and 1701 km as gravel roads.
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Fig.9 Transport Network of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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1.6 Population and Literacy
The population of the district as per the census 2011 is 48,87,813 comprising
with a decennial growth of 9.5%. Of which, male and female population
comprise 24.41 lakhs and 24.47 lakhs, respectively. The district population is
9.85% of the state population. The urban population is 16.53 lakhs (33.82%)
and rural population is about 32.35 lakhs. The no. of agriculture labours in
the district is 1,92,387 (69.88%), out of the total marginal workers of 2,75,298.
The population density is 429 per sq.km. The literacy rate is about 67.4%
against that of state average of 67.35%. The SC and ST population of the
district is 9.57 lakhs (19.58%) and 2.47 lakhs (5.05%), respectively. The
number of revenue villages is 729 and grampanchayats is 1007.
Mandal-wise spatial distribution of schedule caste population and types of

SC student hostels and residential schools in Guntur District, Andhra
Pradesh, is shown in Fig.10. It can be seen that the percentage of SC
population is maximum in Vemuru, Kollur, Amruthalur, T.Sundur, Duggilara,
Kollipara and Tullur mandals.
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Fig.10 .Mandal wise Distribution of Schedule Caste Population and Types of Hostels and Residential
Schools
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1.7 Important Places
1.7a Places of Tourist Interest
The prominent tourist spots in the district are Nagarjunasagar project,

Nagarjunakonda, the temples in Mangalgiri, Amaravathi, Ponnur,
Pedakakani, Govada near Tenali, Kotappakonda near Narasaraopet and
Sastrala in erstwhile Palnadu taluk. The waterfalls at Ethipotal, near
Macherla and Guttikondabilam, the Undavalli caves near Mangalagiri and
Kondaveedu fort near Phirangipuram are also of historic prominence. The
important tourist places in the district are depicted in Fig: 11.
Amaravathi
It is located 35 km northeast of Guntur City on the banks of the river Krishna.

Amaravathi is named after its famous temple of Amareswara and the
Mahachaitya stupa of 2nd century BC inscribing in various Buddistic
anecdotes symbols etc. The stupa houses a small museum with a collection
of old monuments, and a pictorial depiction of the life and teachings of
Buddha.
Bhattiprolu
It is located 20 miles southwest of the city, formerly the Kingdom of Prati

Palaputra, appears to be the earliest known kingdom in Guntur District.
Kondaveedu
Kondaveedu is located 17 miles from Guntur City. This historical fort was
built during the reign of the Reddy kings in 14 th century AD. There are 21
structures in the fort. The ruins of the fort located on the hilltop offer
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unraveled mysteries to the tourist. It is a place of natural scenic beauty with

natural wonders and is also an ideal place for trekking. The Gopinatha
temple and Kathulabave are at the foot of the hillock with numerous
temples, residential structures, and pillared halls on the hill. The entrance
gate ways on east and west sides are the attractions at Kondaveedu.
Kotappakonda
Kotappakonda, the temporal abode of Trikoteswara Swamy, is a village,

located at 25 miles (40 km) south-west Guntur City near Narsaraopet. Its
original name is Kondakavuru, but is more popularly known as
Kotappakonda or Trikutaparvatam, a three-peaked hill nearby. Though
surrounded by other hills, the three hills, also known by the names of
Trikutachalam or Trikutadri, can be distinctly seen from a distance from any
direction. The three peaks are named after the Hindu Triumvirate, Brahma,
Vishnu and Maheswara. Guthikonda popularly known as Dakshina Kasi is
located near Narasaraopeta. The Guthikonda Caves are open for tourist
exploration as well.
Undavalli-caves and Lower Mangalagiri Temple
It is located about 21 km northeast of Guntur city. These two places are

easily accessible on the Guntur-Kolkata Express Way. Managalagiri is
famous for its temple of Lord Lakshmi Narasimha. The hill used to be an
active volcano. It is at an altitude of 30 meters above the sea level.
Uppalapadu Nature Conservation
Uppalapadu is located to the southern part of the Guntur City (4Miles). The
water tanks in the village are unique as they provide refuge to many species
of birds including endangered Spot-Billed Pelicans and Painted Storks. The
bird population in these tanks used to be around 12,000 previously, however
lately only about 7,000 birds roost in this dwindling habitat through the year.
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Nagarjuna Sagar Dam & Ethipothala Falls
Nagarjuna Sagar, a massive irrigation project on the River Krishna, is

located at about 100 miles (160 km) from Guntur City. It was a valley in the
Nallamala range of the Eastern Ghats with civilizations dating back to
thousands of years. Recorded history assigns the first signs to the later
Satavahanas and subsequently the Ikshvakus in the third century. The
Sriparvata and Vijayapuri of yore were really temples where the famous
Philosopher Acharya Nagarjuna preached the message of the Buddha. The
Ethipothala Falls located 7 miles (11 km) from Nagarjunasagar and the
water here is used for crocodile breeding.
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Fig. 11 Important tourist place in Guntur district
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1.7b Places of Religious and Cultural importance
The culture of Guntur is very rich and lively. The city is famous for Telugu
literature and a famous poet named Tikkana (1205–1288) was born in
Guntur. He was an eminent poet and translated the Sanskrit epic
Mahabharata to Telugu. National festivals such as Diwali, Eid, Guru Purab,
etc. and local festivals like Sankranti, Shivaratri and Ugadi are celebrated in
Guntur with pomp and fervour. There are many fairs held in the city. The
30th International Kalachakra festival was held in Amaravati, which is near
Guntur. The local people take active interest in the arts. Kuchipudi dance
and Carnatic music are very popular among the residents. People from
nearby villages perform folk dances such as ‘Chindu’, ‘Dhimsa’ and
‘Lambadi’. Andhra cuisine, especially from Guntur, is known to be very
spicy. Rice is the staple food in Guntur and is used to prepare a number of
dishes. ‘Aavakaaya’ is a type of pickle which is consumed with regular
meals. People of the city also like to have sugary delights. Some of the
popular sweet dishes are ‘Payasam’, ‘Pootharekulu’ and ‘Bobbattlu’.
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2. Land Utilization, Forest and Slope in the District
The Land Use / Land Cover (LULC) pattern of any region is an outcome of
various physical and cultural factors and their utilization by man in time and
space. Land use refers to the type of utilization to which man has put the
land. It also refers to the evaluation of the land with respect to various
natural characteristics. But, land cover describes the vegetal attributes of
land. Land use/land cover data is essential for planners, decision makers
and those concerned with land resources management. Proper
understanding of the influence of the various human-induced land use
practices with regard to the environmental change, it is essential to help
simulate the land use changes. Remote sensing technology is considered
the most effective as it provides timely and authentic information about the
spatial distribution of land use/land cover, while Geographical Information
System (GIS) provides a flexible digital environment for collecting, storing,
visualizing and analyzing the spatial data. Remote sensing as a vital tool
helps for rapid assessment and monitoring of a natural resource. When
combined with GIS, it makes it possible to map land use/cover phenomena
in detail for further planning, development, and decision-making, which is
essential for meeting the increasing demands and welfare of the ever-
growing population.
2.1 Land Use / Land Cover Classification
Various land use/land cover categories have been delineated by using 3

seasons’ (Kharif, Rabi & Zaid) satellite data under level-3 classification. For
on-screen digitization, visual image interpretation techniques (size, shape,
colour, tone, texture, association and pattern) have been used for classifying
the land use/land cover map (NRSA, 2006). This information is used for
general planning purposes at district/mandal level. The broad categories
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are built-up, agricultural, forest, wastelands, wetlands and water bodies. The
spatial distribution of land use/land cover (2015-16) of the Guntur district is
shown in Fig-12 and area statistics presented in Table-2.1.
Table-2.1 Category-wise Distributions of Land use/Land Cover

during 2015-16
Year 2015-16
S.No Land Use Categories
Area km2 %
1 Compact (Continuous) 91.72 0.81
2 Sparse (Discontinuous) 18.25 0.16
3 Vegetated / Open Area 28.78 0.25
4 Rural 320.65 2.81
5 Industrial 22.43 0.20
Industrial area-Ash / Cooling

6 0.05 0.00
Pond
7 Mining - Active 2.11 0.02
8 Mining - Abandoned 11.37 0.10
9 Quarry 39.88 0.35
Built Up 535.22 4.70
10 Kharif Crop 1385.30 12.16
11 Rabi Crop 125.55 1.10
12 Zaid Crop 20.54 0.18
13 Cropped in 2 seasons 6088.19 53.45
14 Cropped more in 2 seasons 11.09 0.10
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Fig.12 Land Use / Land Cover Map of Guntur District during 2015-16
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15 Fallow 324.25 2.85
16 Plantation 161.87 1.42
17 Aquaculture 109.78 0.96
Agricultural Land 8226.57 72.22
18 Deciduous (Dry/Moist/Thorn)- 171.48 1.51

Dense
19 Deciduous (Dry/Moist/Thorn)- 635.18 5.58

Open
20 Forest Plantation 17.52 0.15
21 Scrub Forest 620.86 5.45
22 Littoral/Swamp Forest 38.37 0.34

(Mangrove)-Dense
23 Littoral/Swamp Forest 35.01 0.31

(Mangrove)-Open
24 Tree Clad Area-Dense 28.22 0.25
25 Tree Clad Area-Open 16.72 0.15
Forest 1563.36 13.72
26 Salt affected land 17.39 0.15
27 Ravinous land 0.09 0.00
28 Dense scrub 98.15 0.86
29 Open scrub 186.22 1.63
30 Coastal 7.22 0.06
31 Barren Rocky/Stony waste 199.12 1.75
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Wastelands 508.19 4.46
32 Inland Natural (Ox-bow lake, 1.44 0.01

waterlogged etc.)
33 Inland Manmade (Water 0.20 0.00

logged, saltpans etc.)
34 Coastal - Lagoon, creeks, mud 30.06 0.26

flats etc.
35 Coastal - Saltpans 1.88 0.02
Wetland 33.58 0.29
36 River/Stream-Perennial 84.77 0.74
37 River/Stream-Non Perennial 200.58 1.76
38 Canal/Drain 51.97 0.46
39 Lakes/Ponds-Permanent 0.60 0.01
40 Lakes/Ponds-Seasonal 1.15 0.01
41 Reservoir/Tanks-Permanent 97.55 0.86
42 Reservoir/Tanks-Seasonal 87.37 0.77
Water bodies 523.98 4.60
Total 11390.90 100.00
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Built-Up
These are the areas of human habitation that have a cover of buildings,
transport and communication, utilities in association with water, vegetation
and vacant lands. It consists of built-up (Compact & Sparse), vegetated /
open area, rural, industrial and mining/Quarry. It occupies an area of 535.22
sq. km, which is about 4.7% of the total geographical area of the district, of
which rural area contributes 2.81%, which is more than 50% of the built-up
category.
Built up - Compact (Continuous)
Most of the land is covered by buildings, roads, and artificially surfaced area
and cover almost all the ground. The built-up - compact class is assigned
when the urban structures and transport network (i.e. impermeable
surfaces) occupies more than 80% of the surface area. This category
occupied about 91.72 sq.km (0.81%) area, which is found in urban areas.
Built up - Sparse (Discontinuous)
Most of the land is covered by the structures like buildings, roads and
artificially surfaced areas associated with vegetated areas and bare soil,
which occupy discontinuous but significant surfaces. Between 30 and 80%
of the total surface should be impermeable. Scattered blocks of residential
flats, hamlets and small villages are delineated under this category. It
contributes an area of 18.25 sq. km (0.16%), which are found in peri-urban
areas.
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Vegetated / Open Area
These are vegetated areas within urban agglomeration (situated within or in

contact with urban areas). It has been delineated where vegetation cover of
trees, shrubs, and herbs spreads at least 5% of the total surface area. Parks,
sport and leisure facilities, camping grounds, sports grounds, leisure parks,
golf courses, race courses, including formal parks etc are considered in this
category. This category occupied an area of 28.78 sq. km (0.16%).
Built-Up – Rural
These are the lands used for the human settlement of size comparatively
less than the urban settlements, of which more than 80% of the people
involved in the primary activity of agriculture and associated with non-
commercial and with allied classes are identified as built up (rural) category.
The rural area contributed is about 320 sq. km (2.81%).
Industrial
Non-linear impervious surfaces related to trade, manufacturing, distribution,

and commerce are included in this class. These are areas where the
human activity is observed in the form of manufacturing along with other
supporting establishments for maintenance. The industrial area occupies an
area of 22.43 sq. km (0.20%), and is observed in and around the towns.
Industrial area- Ash / Cooling Pond
These are the portions of industry which are used for temporary storage of
ash, contaminated soil, rubble, cooling of hot water or tailing pond
associated with the industry. The areas where industrial waste is
permanently kept, categorized as other waste is delineated under this
category. A stockpile of storage dump of industrial raw material or
slag/effluents or waste material or quarried/mixed debris from earth’s
surface is also considered under this category. It is observed that this
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category can be found around the industrial areas with an area of 0.05 sq.
km.
Mining – Active
Mining areas encompass area under surface operations. The recognizable

impacts of these activities on the landscape are unmistakable giant pit
mines covering vast areas. The active mining areas are presently large-
scale surface operations of removal of economically important ores and
presently going on. The active mining area contributes an area of 2.11 sq.
km (0.02%).
Mining – Abandoned
These are the areas where large-scale surface operations of removal of

economically important ores are carried out in the past, but presently kept
abandoned due to various reasons like economic, operational, viability,
disturbances, etc. Only 11.37 sq. km (0.10%) has been contributed under this
category.
Quarry
These are manifestations of surface mining operations wherein small-scale

excavation of land surface for sand, gravel, clay-phosphate mines,
limestone quarries, etc. are taking place. They are mostly characterized by
its nearness to urban areas. It contributes an area of about 39.88 sq.km
(0.35%).
Agricultural Land
The land use category primarily used for the production of food, fiber, and
other commercial and horticultural crops. It includes land under crops
namely cropland, fallow land, agricultural plantation and aquaculture. The
agricultural category is found as the major category covering 8,226.57 sq.
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km (72.22%) during 2015-16. It is also found that double-cropped area is

about 32% of the district total.
Kharif Crop
Agricultural area cultivated between June/July to September/ October

coinciding with SW monsoon season is considered Kharif season. It is
associated with rain-fed crops under dryland farming with limited or no
irrigation and areas of rain-fed paddy and other dry crops. Kharif is found to
be the second major agricultural category with an extension of 1,385.30 sq.
km (12.16%).
Rabi Crop
These areas are cultivated between November/December to

February/March. It is associated with areas under assured irrigation
irrespective of the source of irrigation. However, Rabi cropped areas also
occur in rain-fed regions, under residual soil moisture conditions especially
in black soil areas with high rainfall during Kharif season. The extent of Rabi
cropped area is about 125.55 sq. km (1.10%).
Zaid Crop
These are the areas that are cropped during summer (April – May) which
are mostly associated with irrigated areas with fertile soils, confined to
plains/delta areas. The areas are found in 20.54 sq. km (0.18%) during 2015-
16.
Cropped in two seasons
These are the areas that are cropped during two cropping seasons that are
often seen associated with irrigated areas. Three combinations are possible
in this category viz., Kharif + Rabi, Kharif + Zaid and Rabi + Zaid. It is found
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that this is the major agricultural category with an extent of 6,088.19 sq. km
(53.45%).
Cropped in more than two seasons
These are the areas which are cropped in more than two cropping seasons.
It includes triple cropped areas (Kharif, Rabi and Zaid), areas under multiple
cropping. Long duration crops like sugarcane, cotton, banana, pineapple
etc., are considered under this category. It contributes an area of 11.09 sq.
km (0.10%).
Fallow land
The agricultural land which is being used for cultivation but is temporarily
allowed to rest or un-cropped for one or more seasons, but not less than a
year and for not more than five years is referred as fallow land. The fallow
land occupies an area of 324.25 sq. km (2.85%).
Agricultural Plantation
These are the areas under agricultural tree crops planted adopting
agricultural management techniques. These also include the areas of land
use systems and practices wherein cultivation of herbs, shrubs, and
vegetable crops are deliberately integrated with agricultural crops mostly in
irrigated conditions for ecological and economic reasons. These areas are
separable from cropland, especially with the data acquired during rabi /zaid
season. Plantations appear in dark-red to red tone of different sizes with
regular and sharp edges indicating the presence of a fence around it. It is
found that 161.87 sq.Km (1.42%) of the land is under plantation crops during
2015-16.
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Aquaculture
These are the areas where fish and shrimps are bred and reared for
commercial purposes. Aquaculture ponds are located mostly along the
coast or in lakes, river and estuaries. This category is mostly found along the
coast with an area of 109.78 sq. km (0.96%).
Forest
The term forest is used to refer to land with a tree canopy cover of more
than 10 percent and area of more than 0.5 ha. Forest is determined both by
the presence of trees and the absence of other predominant land uses
within the notified forest boundaries. The trees should be able to reach a
minimum height of 5 m within the notified forest boundaries. The forest
cover occupied about 1,563.36 sq. km (13.72%).
Deciduous (Dry/Moist/Thorn) - Dense
This category is predominantly composed of species, which shed their

leaves once a year, especially during summer. These are mostly broad-
leaved tropical forests with a tendency to shed their leaves annually. This
category includes all the areas where the canopy cover/density is more
than 40 % and contributed 171.48 sq. km (1.51%).
Deciduous (Dry/Moist/Thorn)-Open
This category is predominantly composed of species, which shed their

leaves once a year, especially during summer. These are mostly broad-
leaved tropical forests with a tendency to shed their leaves annually. This
category includes all the forest areas where the canopy cover/density
ranges between 10 and 40 percent. An area of 635.18 sq. km (5.58%) is
attributed to this category.
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Forest Plantation
These are the areas of tree species of forestry importance, raised and
managed especially in notified forest areas. Most of these are located in
uplands, coastal areas within notified areas. Many of these can be identified
based on the sharp boundary exhibited by them. The distribution of forest
plantation is 17.52 sq. km (0.15%).
Scrub Forest
These are the forest areas which are generally seen at the fringes of dense
forest cover and settlements, where there is biotic and abiotic interference.
Most times, they are located closer to habitations. Forest blanks which are
the openings amidst forest areas, devoid of tree cover, observed as
openings of assorted size and shapes as manifested on the imagery are
also included in this category. It is attributed to an area of 620.86 sq. km
(5.58%).
Swamp Forest (Mangrove)-Dense
These are the areas with the plants evergreen in nature, halophytic, dense
or woody in nature, occurring along tidal waters/creeks, estuaries and along
the delta in coastal areas. They are densely colonized in coastal on tidal
flats, estuaries, salt marshes, etc. This category includes all the areas where
the canopy cover/density is more than 40%. This category is found along
the coastal areas with an account of 38.37 sq. km (0.34%).
Swamp Forest (Mangrove)-Open
These are the areas with the plants evergreen in nature, halophytic, dense
or woody in nature, occurring along tidal waters/creeks, estuaries and along
the delta in coastal areas. They are densely colonized in coastal on tidal
flats, estuaries, salt marshes, etc. This category includes all the forest areas
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where the canopy cover/density ranges between 10 and 40 percent. It is

found that 35.01 sq. km (0.31%) area is under this category.
Tree Clad Area-Dense
Areas with tree cover lying outside the notified forest area with a woody
perennial plant with a single, well-defined stem carrying a more-or-less-
defined crown and being at least 3 m tall. Plants essentially herbaceous but
with a woody appearance (e.g. bamboos and ferns) are also classified as
trees if the height is more than 5 m and as shrubs, if the height is less than 5
m. This category includes all the areas where the canopy cover/density is
more than 40%. It is occupied an area of 28.22 sq. km (0.25%).
Tree Clad Area-Open
Areas with tree cover lying outside the notified forest area with a woody
perennial plant with a single, well-defined stem carrying a more-or-less-
defined crown and being at least 3 m tall. Plants essentially herbaceous but
with a woody appearance (e.g. bamboos and ferns) are also classified as
trees if the height is more than 5 m and as shrubs, if the height is less than 5
m. This category includes all the forest areas where the canopy
cover/density ranges between 10 and 40 per cent. It is attributed to an area
of 16.72 sq. km (0.15%).
Wastelands
Wasteland is described as degraded land which can be brought under

vegetative cover with reasonable effort and which is currently underutilized
and land which is deteriorating for lack of appropriate water and soil
management or on account of natural causes. Wastelands can result from
inherent/imposed disabilities such as by location, environment, chemical
and physical properties of the soil or financial or management constraints.
The area under this category is 508.19 sq. km (4.46%).
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Salt-affected land
These lands are containing an excessive concentration of salts (soluble

salts or exchangeable saline or both). Salinization can result from improper
management of canal irrigation water resulting in the rise of the water table
and consequent accumulation of salts in the root zone in arid, semi-arid and
sub-humid (dry) conditions and ingress of sea water in coastal regions
and/or use of high-salt containing ground water. They also become saline
when soils have developed on salt containing parent materials or have
saline ground water. Coastal saline soils may be with or without ingress or
inundation by sea water. These lands are accounted for 17.39 sq. km
(0.15%) only.
Dense scrub
The scrub is usually confined to topographically elevated areas, on the hill

slopes generally surrounded by agricultural lands. These areas possess
shallow and skeletal soils, at times chemically degraded, extremes of
slopes, severely eroded and lands subjected to excessive aridity with scrubs
dominating the landscape. It is found with varying sizes of small to large
areas having a contiguous or dispersed pattern. The dense scrub is mostly
identified on the hills and occupied an area of 98.15 sq. km (0.86%).
Open scrub
This category has a similar description as mentioned in the dense scrub

excepting that they possess sparse vegetation or devoid of scrub and have
a thin soil cover. The open scrub is found foothills surrounded by agricultural
lands with an account of 186.22 sq. km (1.63%).
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Coastal Sand
Coastal sands are the sands that are accumulated as a strip along the sea-
coast. Very high reflectance exhibited by this category especially in the NIR
region of the spectrum enable their separation with the salt-affected land. It
is found in along the coast and occupied an area of 7.22 sq. km (0.06%).
Riverine sand
Riverine sands are those that are seen as accumulations in the flood plain
as sheets which are the resultant phenomena of river flooding. The sandy
areas occurring within or in continuity to river course are to be excluded
from this category. These are found along the Krishna River and attributed
only 0.09 sq. km.
Barren Rocky/Stony waste
The barren rock exposures are especially confined to hilly terrain with down
slope with rock outcrops, stony waste and fragments. The area under this
category is 199.12 sq. km (1.75%).
Wetlands
All submerged or water-saturated lands, natural or man-made, inland or

coastal, permanent or temporary, static or dynamic which necessarily have
a land-water interface, are defined as wetlands. The wetlands category is
found having 33.58sq. km (0.29%) with four sub categories.
Wetland - Inland - Natural
These are the areas that include ox-bow lakes, cut-off meanders, playas,
swamp, marsh, peat bogs etc (with vegetation). This category contributed
1.44 sq. km (0.01%) of the district total.
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Wetland - Inland- Manmade
Waterlogged areas (seasonal and perennial) created due to the negative

effect of human management practices and are present with vegetation.
This is attributed to an area of 0.20 sq, km.
Wetland – Coastal
These include estuaries, lagoons, creek, backwater, bay tidal flat/mud flat,
mangrove, salt marsh/marsh with vegetation and other hydrophytic
vegetation. It contributed an area of 30.06 sq. km (0.26%)
Coastal - Saltpans
Saltpans are flat expanses of areas covered with salt usually white under
the Sum. Saltpans are manmade saline ecosystem from which crude salt is
extracted during summer. These are un-drained, usually small and shallow,
natural depression or hollow in which brackish water accumulates and
evaporates leaving behind salt deposits. This category is found nearer to
Machilipatnam area and attributed 1.88sq, km (0.02%).
Water Bodies
This category comprises areas with surface water, either impounded in the
form of ponds, lakes and reservoirs or flowing as streams, rivers, canals etc.
These are seen clearly on the satellite image in blue to dark blue or cyan
colour depending on the depth of water. Waterbody category occupies an
area about 523.98 sq. km with 4.60% of the district.
River/Stream-Perennial
Rivers/streams are the natural course of water flowing on the land surface
along a definite channel/slope regularly or intermittently towards a sea in
most cases or a lake or an inland basin in desert areas or a marsh or
another river. The rivers/streams that flow continuously throughout the year
are considered perennial. This contributes an area of 84.77 (0.74%) sq. km.
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River/Stream-Non Perennial
When the water covers the surface for less than nine months in each year, it
is considered non perennial. This also includes the dry part of river
generally characterized by the presence of sand or exposed rocks. It is
found that most of the streams come under non perennial category which
contributes an area of 200.58 sq. km (1.76%).
Canal/Drain
Canals and drains are artificial watercourse constructed for irrigation,

navigation or to drain out excess water from agricultural lands. It is found
mostly in coastal plains with an area of 51.97 sq. km (0.46%).
Reservoir/Tanks-Permanent
The reservoir is an artificial lake created by the construction of a dam across

the river specifically for hydel power generation, irrigation, and water supply
for domestic/ industrial needs, flood control, either singly or in combination.
Tanks are small lakes of impounded waterways constructed on land surface
for irrigation. They are associated with croplands, low lands and reservoirs
surrounded by hills without vegetation. This includes all reservoirs/tanks
with water spread seen at least during one season in a year is considered
under the permanent category. This category occupies an area of 97.55 sq.
km (0.86%).
Reservoir/Tanks-Seasonal
Dry reservoirs/tanks are those, which do not have water spread throughout
the year are considered as seasonal. It is found that many of the tanks under
seasonal category with an area of 87.37 sq. km (0.07%).
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2.2 Ecosensitive areas
Ecological Sensitive Areas or Ecologically Sensitive Zones refer to those

areas which have been notified by the Ministry of Environment, Forests and
Climate Change as areas around the Wildlife Sanctuaries (WLS), National
Parks (NP) and Protected Areas which require more protection due to their
sensitiveness. There are several kinds of protected areas, which vary by
level of protection depending on the enabling laws of each country or the
regulations of the international organizations involved. Two types of
protected areas are notified in Andhra Pradesh such as National parks and
Wildlife sanctuaries. There are 13 WLS and 3 NPs in A.P. and are spread in
an area of 5942.23 sq.km and 356.02 sq.km, respectively. Of which only two
WLS are partly covered in Guntur district viz. Krishna WLS and Rajiv Gandhi
WLS (Nagarjunasagar - Srisailam WLS). The details are given below.
S. Name Districts Total Reserve Forest Area in

No of WLS covered area in Guntur
. ( area in Km )
2
km2 km2
1 Krishna Guntur and Macherla

3568.09 325.54 325.54
WLS Krishna
2 Rajiv Guntur, Kothayapalem

Gandhi Kurnool & ext. bit No.1 in 15.54
WLS Prakasam Repalli mandal
in A.P. and
Pothumeraka in
Nalgonda 194.81 17.36 44.53
Repalli mandal
&
Mahabubn Lakkavani dibba
agar in in Repalli 11.53
Telangana mandal
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2.3 Slope Map of the District
The concept of measuring slope from a topographic map is a familiar one

for most professionals in the natural resources and landscape planning /
management and surveying professions. Slope is a measurement of how
steep the ground surface is. Steeper the ground surface is, greater the
slope. Slope is measured by calculating the tangent of the surface. The
tangent is calculated by dividing the vertical change in elevation by the
horizontal distance. Slope is normally expressed in planning as a percent
slope which is the tangent (slope) multiplied by 100. Percent Slope = Height
/ Base * 100
Reliable estimation of the stability of slopes and foundations is very

demanding because it is important for terrain analysis to understand the
natural process in the disciplines of topography, geology, soils, hydro-
geology, infrastructure planning, hazard management both at surface and
subsurface. In view of this, slope plays an important role while doing
decentralized planning at grassroots level. Traditionally contours information
from 1:50,000 or 1:25,000 scale topographic maps are used for preparation
of slope by manual procedures based contour value difference for unit
horizontal distance. The emergence of remote sensing & GIS systems and
the availability of topographic data in DEM or TIN formats, slope maps can
be generated using image processing and GIS methods. Representation of
slope in percentage is understandable rationale for the resource mapping
and planning. Slope information is one of the GIS layers that play an
important role in natural resources and district planning process. It is
proposed to generate the necessary slope layer from the available digital
topographic data such as Carto DEM and open source Digital Elevation
Model data (NRSC, 2009).
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Slope data generated from DEM using GIS techniques produces triangular
nature slope polygon. To generate meaningful slope layer it is suggested to
aggregate slope polygons by using manual procedures. However, the slope
generated from GIS analysis can be used directly for any decision-making
planning purpose. The accuracy of the slope is dependent on accuracy of
the DEM used for slope generation. The DEM should a bare earth and
should not have spikes or dips which are common in automatic DEM
generation. Therefore, to use Carto DEM, conversion to bare earth DEM has
to be carried out before slope layer generation.
It can be observed in Fig.13 that majority of the district is covered with nearly
level to very gently sloping category. All deltaic area is covered under nearly
level sloping and rest of the area predominantly covered under very gently
sloping except hilly areas.
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Fig. 13 General Slope of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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3. Agricultural and Soil Resources in the District
Remote sensing technology has been successfully used by APSAC during

the last two decades in the areas of agriculture both in spatial and temporal
domain under various projects. APSAC carried out in-season acreage
estimation in advance for major crops i.e. Kharif rice, Rabi rice, cotton,
groundnut etc, at state/ district level for the last two decades in Andhra
Pradesh to enable the administrators and planners to take strategic
decisions on import-export policy matters and trade negotiations. Rice and
Cotton are the most dominant crops in Andhra Pradesh in both Kharif and
rabi seasons. The Department of Agriculture and Directorate of Economics
& Statistics are generating data on conventional methods for estimation of
crop area and production. To estimate the extent of area in advance,
satellite remote sensing plays a pivotal role with limited field visits and
monitoring these crops.
3.1 Kharif Rice Estimation using SAR data
Andhra Pradesh Space Applications Centre (APSAC) has carried out Kharif
rice crop acreage estimation over Guntur district using Microwave Remote
Sensing (Sentinel-1A) data under FASAL project. Sentinel-1A Synthetic
Aperture Radar (SAR) VV polarization data (Spatial Resolution 20m) is used
for the analysis. The rice acreage using sentinel-1 microwave remote
sensing data for Guntur district was estimated as 1,88,084 ha. The spatial
distribution of the rice crop is shown in Fig.14.
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(a) (b) (c)

Fig: 14(a) Ground truth data overlaid on multi-temporal RGB image, (b) Rice cropped area and (c) Transplantation date-wise
rice cropped area over Guntur District.
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3.2 Kharif and Rabi crop acreage Estimation using Optical Remote
sensing data:
APSAC carried out in-season forecasting of acreage for major crops i.e.
Kharif rice, Rabi rice, cotton, groundnut etc, at state/ district level using
optical remote sensing data for the last two decades in Andhra Pradesh to
enable the administrators and planners to take strategic decisions on
import-export policy matters and trade negotiations. Rice is the most
dominant crop in Andhra Pradesh in both Kharif (July- October /November)
and Rabi (November- April) seasons which grows in irrigated and rain-fed
areas. The extent of area under Rice (both the sesons), Cotton and pulses
during 2016-17 and its spatial distribution is shown in Fig.15 and Fig.16
during kharif and Rabi, respectively.
APSAC, ITE&C department, GoAP
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Estimation using
optical RS data
Paddy Cotton
(ha.) (ha.)
1,52,655 1,52,557
Fig: 15 kharif Rice and Cottoncrop acreage estimation 2016-17
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Crop acreage (ha.) using

optical RS data
Paddy (ha.) Pulses (ha)
10,476 1,46,637
Fig: 16 Rabi Rice and Pulses crop acreage estimation 2016-17
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3.3 Horticulture
Guntur district is the eighth largest producer of horticulture crops in the

state. It produces about 14,06,950 MT of horticulture produce during 2017-
18 from an area of 1,20,367 ha accounting for 2.25% of total horticulture
production and 6.78% of the area in the state. Major share of production
is from spices (42.21%) and fresh fruits (31.94%) followed by vegetables
(26.71%). Among the fresh fruits maximum produce is from Banana and
Papaya. Betel vine, Chillies (dry) and Turmeric are the maximum produce
in the spices. The extent and production of each crop related to fresh
fruits, Vegetables, Plantation, Spices, and flowers are shown in Tables- 3.1
to 3.5, respectively. There is considerable production from Medicinal &
Aromatic Plants in the district.
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Table: 3.1 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Fresh Fruits with Production (MT) during
2017-18
Sl.No Name of The Fresh Fruit Statistics
1 Amla Area 116
Production 2320
2 Banana Area 5279
Production 290345
3 Ber Area 0
Production 0
3 Lemon (Lime & Other Citrus Fruits) Area 2402
Production 38432
4 Orange & Batavia Area 1070
Production 27820
5 Custered Apple Area 0
Production 0
6 Grapes Area 0
Production 0
7 Guava Area 125
Production 4750
8 Jack Fruit Area 0
Production 0
9 Mango Area 888
Production 12433
10 Papaya Area 553
Production 54470.5
11 Pineapple Area 0
Production 0
12 Pomegranate Area 35
Production 560
13 Sapota Area 1297
Production 17652
14 Muskmelon Area 0
Production 0
15 Watermelon Area 0
Production 0
16 Other Fruits Area 10
Production 260
Total Fresh Fruits Area 11775.06
Production 449042.51
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Table:3.2 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Vegetables with Production (MT)

in Guntur District(2017-18)
Sl.No Name of The Vegetables Statistics
1 Beans Area 1052
Production 16516.4
2 Bitter Guard Area 714
Production 12852
3 Bottle Gourd Area 533
Production 11193
4 Brinjal Area 1573
Production 46718
5 Cabbage & Knol-Khol Area 109
Production 2071
6 Capsicum Area 0
Production 0
7 Carrot Area 0
Production 0
8 Cauliflower Area 436
Production 6540
9 Cucumber Area 1411
Production 35275
10 Chillies Green Area 623
Production 17444
11 Garlic Area 0
Production 0
12 Elephant Foot Yam Area 2099
Production 12594
13 Bhendi Area 1750
Production 29750
14 Onion Area 257
Production 6425
15 Parwal / Ponted Gourd Area 0
Production 0
16 Peas Area 0
Production 0
17 Potato Area 0
Production 0
18 Radish Area 0
Production 0
19 Pumpkin Area 0
Production 0
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Table:3.2 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Vegetables with Production (MT)

in Guntur District(2017-18)
Sl.No Name of The Vegetables Statistics
20 Sweet Potato Area 0
Production 0
21 Tapioca Area 0
Production 0
22 Tomato Area 874
Production 39330
23 Other Vegetables Area 5786
Production 138864
Total Vegetables Area 17217
Production 375572.5
Table:3.3 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Plantation with

Production (MT) in Guntur District(2017-18)
Sl.No Name of The Plantation Statistics
1 Areca nut Area 0
Production 0
2 Cashew Area 162
Production 177
3 Cocoa Area 0
Production 0
4 Coconut Area 159
Production 20
5 Oil palm Area 0
Production 0
6 Coffee Area 0
Production 0
Total Plantations Area 321
Production 176.58
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Table:3.4 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Spices with Production (MT)

in (2017-18)
Sl.No Name of The Spices Statistics
1 Ajwan Area 0
Production 0
2 Betel vine Area 425
Production 7247100
3 Pepper Area 0
Production 0
4 Chillies (Dried) Area 82758
Production 501299.8
5 Coriander Area 0
Production 0
6 Ginger Area 0
Production 0
7 Tamarind Area 0
Production 0
8 Turmeric Area 6011
Production 64121
9 Others Spices Area 0
Production 0
Total (Spices) Area 89194
Production 565420.8
Table: 3.5 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Flowers with Production (MT)

in 2017-18
Sl.No Name of The Flowers Statistics
1 Chrysanthemum Area 141
Production 2820
2 Jasmine Area 601
Production 4220
3 Marigold Area 553
Production 6083
4 Rose (Lakhs. of Flowers) Area 157
Production 942
5 Tuberose Area 95
Production 1140
6 Crossandra Area 235
Production 776
7 Other Flowers Area 78
Production 702
8 Total Flowers Area 1860
Production 15740.8
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3.4 Soils:
The Soils of Guntur District are broadly divided into 4 types as described
below:
1. Red Gravelly Soils:
These soils are essentially found over the area covered by the Achaean
formation which occupies the major portion of the district. Macherla and
Vinukonda ranges mostly have gravelly soils.
2. Black Cotton Soils
These are present generally in the deltaic area on the banks of the Krishna
River and also in northern parts of Sattenapalli and Macherla range, where
these are derived by the weathering of the limestone. These have formed
due to the former existence of large and thick forest when a moister climate
prevailed.
3. Sandy Alluvial Soils:
These are found along the sea coast and in the area covered by some of the
Gondwana rocks. Kankar or calcareous nodules occur in the soils at several
places in the district.
4. Saline Swampy Soils:
These are present in the areas where tidal waves penetrate into the coast.
These are characterised by mangrove vegetation. It can be found in the
parts of Repalle, Kothapalem, Sarlagondi and Nizampatnam mandals.
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Soil resource map and salt affected and water logging maps shown in Fig
17 and 18, respectively. The extent of each category is shown in Table-3.6.
Table: 3.6 Statement showing extent of area of each soil category

S.No. Description Area in .km2 %
1 Clayey to gravelly clayey 1,17,254 10.29
moderately deep Dark brown soils
2 Dark greyish brown moderately 2,247 0.20
deep moist stratified soils
3 Dark greyish brown moderately 14,582 1.28
deep stratified loamy soils
4 Deep black clayey soils 1,00,873 8.86
5 Gravelly clayey moderately deep 30,680 2.69
Red soils
6 Gravelly clayey shallow dark brown 1,28,323 11.27
soils
7 Gravelly loam to gravelly clayey 8,783 0.77
shallow dark brown soils
8 Gravelly loamy dark brown 72,983 6.41
moderately deep soils
9 Light gray deep sandy soils 2,614 0.23
10 Loamy to clayey skeletal deep 2,47,774 21.75
Reddish brown soils
11 Loamy to gravelly clay deep Dark 90,500 7.95
reddish brown soils
12 Moderately Deep black clayey soils 52,942 4.65
13 Moderately deep calcareous black 1,80,845 15.88
soils
14 Moderately deep calcareous moist 2,640 0.23
clayey soils
15 Settlements 3,240 0.28
16 Shallow gravelly Red soils 49,804 4.37
17 Very dark brown moderately deep 6,038 0.53
wet silty soils
18 Water Bodies 26,935 2.36
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Fig:17 Soil Resourse Map of Guntur district
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Fig:18 Salt Affected Soil & Water Logging Map of Guntur District
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4. Coastal and Aquaculture
4.1 Shoreline status of Guntur district
The Guntur district has a coastline of around 75.26 kilometres. Guntur City is
the largest city in the district and administrative centre of Guntur District.
Guntur district covers an area of 11,391 Sq.km. The Krishna River forms the
north-eastern and eastern boundary of the district, separating Guntur District
from Krishna District. The district is bounded on the southeast by the Bay of
Bengal. It has an average elevation of 33 metres (108 ft) and situated on the
plains. There are a few hills in the surrounding suburban areas. The city is
located around 40 miles (64 km) to the west of the Bay of Bengal on the east
coast of India. The Krishna Delta lies partly in Guntur district. There are other
smaller rivers and channels in the region such as Guntur Channel,
Chandravanka, Nagileru, Guntur Branch Canal, etc. The shoreline change
estimation was carried out for the entire Guntur coast which is about 75.26
km in length. In this study, shorelines were extracted from satellite images of
1989, 1999, 2005, 2010 and 2012 by visual interpretation and the details are
shown in Fig.19. The analysis revealed that about 56.16% of the coastline
was under accretion, 25.76% of the region was experiencing varying erosion
and the remaining 18.40% of the coast was stable. While the Southern side
of North Bay area and Upper river mouth area have been noticed with high
accretion and north side of Krishna river area has most erosion. The
maximum accretion can be noticed along Nizampatnam mandal coast and
medium accretion along Karlapalem coastline. The details are shown in
the following table.4.1.
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Table: 4.1 Shoreline Characteristics and statics for Guntur Coast

Classification of Extent Percentage of Cumulative
Coast (km) Coast (%) (%)
High Erosion 6.64 8.82 25.76
Medium Erosion 9.98 13.26
Low Erosion 2.77 3.68
High Accretion 16.46 21.87 56.19
Medium Accretion 13.33 17.71
Low Accretion 12.5 16.61
Stable Coast 13.58 18.04 18.40
Length of 75.26
coastline
Fig: 19 Shoreline changes along the coastline of Guntur district
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4.2 Aquaculture in Guntur District
Using high resolution satellite data coupled with ground survey existing
aquaculture sites, potential areas for aquaculture development and
abandoned aquaculture regions are mapped in the Guntur district and
mandal-wise/ village-wise area statistics are generated and shown in the
following table.
It is observed that 4% of aquaculture area in Andhra Pradesh has been

distributed in Guntur district along Krishna River, Kunderu Drain, Tenali
Drain, Upputeru, Krishna West Bank Canal, Pedda nala, Tungabhadra
Kalava, Nagraju Kalva, Uppu revu and other rivers, streams, drains and
Canals. The spatial distribution of the aquaculture is shown in Fig: 20. It is
observed that the total area suitable for acquaculture in the district is 11,306
ha, of which 6,166 ha is presently under Aquaculture, 5140 ha under
abandoned /dry/ potential aqua area. The predominant area suitable for
acquaculture is distributed in Rapalli, Nizampatnam, Karlapalem, and
Bapatla and Pitlavanipalem mandals. The maximum extent of aquaculture
area is dispersed in Nizampatnam Mandal i.e 6,004 ha, of which 3,240 ha is
presently under aquaculture and 2,764 ha is under abandoned /dry /
potential. The least extent is noticed in Bhattiprolu mandal i.e 4.73 ha.
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Fig. 20 Aquaculture Distribution in Guntur District
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Table:4.2 Mandal - wise Aquaculture in Guntur District (Area

in ha)
Name of the Aquaculture Dry / Potential Grand

Mandal Total
Abandoned
Amruthalur 18 0 0 18
Bapatla 284 205 8 497
Bhattiprolu 5 0 0 5
Cherukupalle 71 0 0 71
Chirala 0 13 0 13
Karlapalem 892 370 24 1285
Mundlamuru 0 9 0 9
Nagaram 181 149 2 333
Nagayalanka 0 17 0 17
Nizampatnam 3240 2612 152 6004
Pittalavanipalem 238 299 01 537
Repalle 1238 1270 10 2518
Total 6,166 4,944 196 11,306
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5. Water Resources
5.1 Surface Water and Irrigation Resources of the District
5.1.1 Major and Medium Irrigation Projects in Guntur District
Irrigation has assumed an increasing significance in agriculture in the

context of new technology, where high yielding varieties and multiple
cropping are being practiced. The main reasons for low yields are
inadequate rainfall, uneven and uncertain rains during the period of crop
growth. It is generally found that the introduction of irrigation is associated
with changes in the cropping pattern. The shift from traditional cropping
pattern to the most advantageous cropping pattern is possible only in the
presence of irrigation facilities. The new agricultural technology is highly
based on sufficient moisture conditions. Thus, the development of irrigation
is crucial for increasing agricultural production. The irrigation projects are
classified as major, medium and minor irrigation projects.
The principal irrigation sources in the district are canals, tube well / dug
wells, tanks and lift irrigation. The major extent of irrigation is covered under
major irrigation projects i.e. Nagauna Sagar Jawahar Canal and Krishna
Western Delta & Guntur channel and other minor irrigation sources,
followed by tube wells. The mandals covered in the major and medium
irrigation projects is shown in Fig. 21. The details of irrigated area under
various sources are as follows.
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Table:5.1. Area under irrigation projects
S.No Description Nos Ayacut in

Acres
A Completed Projects
I Major Irrigation Projects-3 Nos
a. Nagarjuna Sagar Jawahar Canal 6,59,512
b. Krishna Western Delta 4,99,231
c. Guntur Channel 27,000
Total 11,85,743
II Minor Irrigation
Tanks (above 100 Acres) 60 21,234
(below 100 Acres) 208 9,060
Total 268 30,294
III A.P.S.I.D.C (lift) 222 2,20,643
IV Ground Water (bore wells) 51506 1,54,492
Grand Total 15,91,172
Major Irrigation Projects
The major irrigation projects covered in Guntur district are Nagarjuna Sagar
Jawahar Canal and Krishna Western Delta. In Nagarjuna Sagar Jawahar
Canal an extant of 6,59,512 acres and 4,99,231 acres area in Krishna
Western Delta is irrigated under sixteen assembly segments. The mandals
benefitted under these projects are Chilakaluripet, Gurajala, Macherla,
Narasaraopet, Pedakurapadu, Prathipadu, Sattenapalle, Tadikonda,
Vinukonda, Bapatla, Mangalagiri, Ponnur, Repalle, Tenali and Vemuru
respectively. The overall irrigated area covered under the major irrigation
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projects amounts to 11,59,679 acres, out of total irrigated area of 15,91,172

acres.
Medium Irrigation Project
The Medium Irrigation project in the district is Guntur Channel. It is

providing irrigation facility for an ayacut of 27,000 acres under five assembly
constituencies viz. Guntur East, Mangalagiri, Ponnur, Prathipadu and Tenali.
Tanks
There are about 268 tanks in the district providing irrigation to an extent of
30,294 acres.
Table:5.2 Major basin of the District
S.No Basin Name Area

1 Krishna basin Guntur 4,494
2 Vogaru Vagu 2,845
3 Lower Krishna 1,804
4 Gundlakamma 1,569
5 Minor Drinage joining direct to sea in Guntur 630
6 Romperu 49
Total 11,391
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Table:5.3.Major River basin and distribution of the area District
S Name of The River Basin Area Drained % AreaDrined in

No Sq.km the District
1 Krishna basin 4494 55.28
2 Vogaru 2845 24.97
3 Gundlakamma 1618 14.20
4 Minor Drinage joining direct 630 5.5
to sea in Guntur
Table:5.4.Major River basin and Altitude at origin
S Name of The River Total length Place of origin Altitude at

No Basin in the origin
district(km)
1 Krishna basin 35.36 Mahabaleswaram, 1353 m
Maharashtra
2 Vogaru 63.34 Bolikonda 360 m
3 Gundlakamma 44.54 Nandyala R.F, 800 m
Kurnool District
4 Minor Drinage 27 Chirakalavinipalem 3.5 m
joining direct to sea
in Guntur
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Fig. 21 Major and Medium Irrigation Projects of Guntur District
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5.2 Geology and Mineral Resources of the District
5.2.1 Geology of Guntur District

The Guntur district area is underlain by various geological formations of
different age groups ranging from Archaean to Recent. The Archaean
basement complex comprising the granite-gneisses, Schists, Khondalites,
Charnockites and basic dykes of dolerites form the predominant rock types
in the central part. The granitoids and granitic gneisses are intruded by
number of Gabbros, Norite and Dolerite dykes. The fringe of the Archaeans
in the central part is represented by Cuddapah basin, namely Nallamalai
group of Upper Cuddapahs. In a sequential order, the younger Kurnools
occurring in the Cuddapahs and those in the western parts of the district are
thrust over by the Cuddapahs and these in turn by the Archaean granite-
gneisses. The Upper Gondwana group of sandstones and shales out crop
are seen at places between Guntur and Tenali. The youngest rock types of
the district appear to be of Mio-Pliocene age followed by the alluvial
deposits of Recent to Sub-Recent age.
Basic Charnokites are exposed in the applied area in the form of boulders.
They are made up of Hypersthene, Quartz, Biotite and Grey Feldspar and
other mafic minerals. These rocks belong to Granulite facies of
metamorphism and they are expected to have been formed due to
palingnetic fusion of and metamorphism. These rocks represent the Pre-
cambrian basement of Easternghat province. The khondalites of this area
are Melanocratic (dark color), crystalline. Size of the grains ranges from
very medium to coarse grained Anhedral to subhedral porphyritic texture is
the characteristic feature. The geological map of the district and its legend
are depicted in Fig. 26 and 27, respectively.
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Fig.22 Geology of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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Fig.23 Detailed Legend with Stratigraphic Sequence of Guntur District
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5.2.2 Mineral Resources of Guntur District
The Guntur District is endowed with mineral potentialities and the activity is spread
throughout the district. The district has significant resources of diamond, lime
stone, copper-lead-zinc, glass sand, lime-kankar (caliche), quartz and road
metal. Guntur district produces about 18 to 20% of all the grades of
limestone in the state which are being utilized in cement, sugar, textiles,
paper and pharmaceutical industries. Lime-kankar deposits are being
utilized, albeit in a limited measure, in the cement manufacture, by blending
with low grade lime stone. Quartz is being mined for use in the ferroalloys
(Ferro-silicon) plants.
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5.2.3. Geomorphology, Ground Water Scenario and Quality of the District
Using IRS satellite data and GIS detailed geomorphological and structural
map of Guntur District was generated as per Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking
Water Mission (RGNDWM) guidelines on 1: 50,000 scale. The objective of is
to map lithology, geomorphology and structural characteristics of an area
and to integrate the same to locate potential ground water prospect zones
and to recommend suitable structures for ground water recharge. Various
hydrogeomorphic units are delineated and suitable recharge structures are
proposed at drinking water affected villages under this project. The
description of geomorphic units of different origins (Fig.22) mapped in
Guntur District are described below.
5.2.4. Landforms of fluvial origin
The word fluvial is used in Earth science to refer to processes and landforms
produced by running water. As with other surficial processes, running water
can either erode material from the earth’s landscape, or deposit layers of
sediment. The resulting landforms can thus be classified as either erosional
landforms or depositional landforms. The incredible power of running water
in carving various erosional and depositional landforms is well known.
Although the quantity of water in stream is small at one time during the
course of the year, very large volumes of water move through the channel
and they form an important component in the hydrological cycle. The fluvial
dissection of the landscape consists of valleys and their included channel
ways organized into a system of connection is known as a drainage
network. Drainage networks display many types of quantitative regularity
that are useful in analyzing both the fluvial systems and the terrains that they
dissect (NRSA, 2007).
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Fig.24 Geomorphology of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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Alluvial plain: A level or gently sloping tract or a slightly undulating land

surface produced by extensive deposition of alluvium, usually adjacent to a
river that periodically overflows its banks; it may be situated on a flood plain,
a delta, or alluvial fan. This landform is predominantly seen on the northern
part of the District.
Palaeochannel: Deep valleys cut in the bedrock terrain and today filled
largely with alluvium, glacial outwash gravels and sands or with tills. These
are good source for underground water.
Flood plain: The surface or strip of relatively smooth land adjacent to a river
channel constructed (or in the process of being constructed) by the present
river in its existing regimen and covered with water when the river overflows
its banks at times of high water. It is built of alluvium carried by the river
during floods and deposited in the sluggish water beyond the influence of
the swiftest current.
Delta: The low, nearly flat, alluvial tract of land deposited at or near the
mouth of a river, commonly forming a triangular or fan shaped plain of
considerable area enclosed and crossed by many distributaries of the main
river, perhaps extending beyond the general trend of the coast, and resulting
from the accumulation in a wider body of water (usually a sea) of sediment
supplied by a river in such quantities that it is not removed by tides, waves
and currents.
Valley fill: The unconsolidated sediment deposited by any agent so as to fill

or partly fill a valley.
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5.2.5 Landforms of coastal origin
Coasts are also the loci of a unique assemblage of erosional and

depositional processes. The various landforms of coastal areas are almost
exclusively the result of the action of ocean waves. Wave action creates
some of the world’s most spectacular erosional landforms. Where wave
energy is reduced, depositional landforms like beaches are created. The
source of energy for coastal erosion and sediment transport is wave action.
A wave possesses potential energy as a result of its position above the wave
trough, and kinetic energy caused by the motion of the water within the
wave. This wave energy is generated by the frictional effect of winds moving
over the ocean surface. Higher the wind speed and longer the fetch or
distance of open water across which the wind blows and waves travel, the
larger the waves and the more energy they therefore possess. Long open
ocean waves or swells travel faster than short, locally generated sea waves.
They also have longer wave periods and this is how they are distinguished
from the short sea waves on reaching the coast. Long swells, which have
travelled hundreds of kilometres, may have wave periods of up to 20
seconds. Smaller sea waves have wave periods of 5 to 8 seconds. Where
ocean depths are greater than the length of the waves, the wave motion
does not extend to the ocean floor and therefore remains unaffected by the
floor. As the ocean depth falls below half the wavelength, the bottom
increasingly affects the wave motion. As the depth of water decreases, the
wave height increases rapidly and the wavelength decreases rapidly. Thus,
the wave becomes more and more peaked as it approaches the shore,
finally curling over as a breaker and breaking on the shore. As the wave
breaks, its potential energy is converted into kinetic energy, providing a
large amount of energy for the wave along the shoreline. Transportation by
waves and currents is necessary in order to move rock particles eroded
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from one part of a coastline to a place of deposition elsewhere. One of the

most important transport mechanisms results from wave refraction. Since
waves rarely break onto a shore at right angles, the upward movement of
water onto the beach (swash) occurs at an oblique angle. However, the
return of water (backwash) is at right angles to the beach, resulting in the
net movement of beach material laterally. This movement is known as
beach drift. The endless cycle of swash and backwash and resulting beach
drift can be observed on all beaches. Frequently, backwash and rip currents
cannot remove water from the shore zone as fast as it is piled up there by
waves. As a result, there is a build up of water that results in the lateral
movement of water and sediment just offshore in a direction with the waves.
The currents produced by the lateral movement of water are known as long
shore currents. The movement of sediment is known as long shore drift,
which is distinct from the beach drift described earlier, which operates on
land at the beach. The combined movement of sediment via long shore drift
and beach drift is known as littoral drift. Tidal currents along coasts can also
be effective in moving eroded material. While incoming and outgoing tides
produce currents in opposite directions on a daily basis, the current in one
direction is usually stronger than in the other resulting in a net one-way
transport of sediment. Long shore drift, long shore currents, and tidal
currents in combination determine the net direction of sediment transport
and areas of deposition. Using multi-temporal satellite data can bring out
the dynamics of the coast (NRSA, 2007).
Beach: A gently sloping zone, typically with a concave profile, of

unconsolidated material that extends landward from the low-water line to
the place where there is a definite change in material or physiographic form
(such as a cliff) or to the line of permanent vegetation (usually of the
effective limit of the highest storm waves).
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Beach ridge: A low, essentially continuous mound of beach or beach and

dune material (sand, gravel, shingle) heaped up by the action of waves and
currents on the backshore of a beach beyond the present limit of storm
waves or the reach of ordinary tides, and occurring singly or as one of a
series of approximately parallel deposits. The ridges are roughly parallel to
the shoreline and represent successive positions of an advancing shoreline.
Coastal plain: A low, generally broad but sometimes narrow plain that has
its margin on the shore of a large body of water (esp. the ocean) and its
strata either horizontal or very gently sloping toward the water, and that
generally represents a strip of recently emerged sea floor or continental
shelf.
Dune and Swale complex: It is a large complex of parallel wetland swales

and upland beach ridges (dunes) found in coastal embayment and on large
sand spits along the shorelines of the Great Lakes. The upland dune ridges
are typically forested, while the low swales support a variety of herbaceous
or forested wetland types, with open wetlands more common near the
shoreline and forested wetlands more prevalent further from the lake.
Tidal flat: An extensive, nearly horizontal, marshy or barren tract of land that
is alternately covered and uncovered by the rise and fall of the tide, and
consisting of unconsolidated sediment (mostly mud and sand). It may form
the top surface of a deltaic deposit.
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5.2.6. Landforms of Structural Origin
Landform of structural origin is related to structural aspect of the area. Most

of the landforms under this class have genesis related to underlying
structure. Structure plays an important role for reducing the resistance of
rock which manifests itself in different geomorphic forms. Some of the
variations are minor and some are in mega scale. The mega scale forms
have a dramatic effect on the genesis of landforms and hence mapping of
such forms indirectly indicates the structural set up of the area. The mega
scale structural features like fault and fold depending on its type plays an
important role in genesis of structural landform. The influence of geologic
structures on the development and appearance of landscapes is prominent.
The influence of geologic structures ranges from large features, which exert
a dominant influence on the form of an entire landscape, to small features,
which affect an individual landform and the geomorphic processes
operating on it. The structural control could be active structures whose form
is directly impressed on the modern landscape or ancient structural features
whose influence on a modern landscape is due primarily to differential
erosion (NRSA, 2007).
Dome: A general term for any dome shaped landform or rock mass, such as
a smoothly rounded rock-capped mountain summit, roughly resembling the
dome of a building.
Structural Hills: Hills and valleys, which are originated due to tectonic
process and are highly dissected by the drainage lines. This can be further
classified as highly, moderately and low dissection depending on the
density of joints and drainage. Mostly this will be interpreted from a
planimetric satellite data and the classification is highly subjective.
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Dyke Ridge: Intrusive features that are emplaced within the pre-existing
fractures or where the fluid pressure is great enough for them to form their
own fracture during emplacements. They are discordant bodies.
Cuesta: A hill or ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a steep slope on
the other; specifically an asymmetric ridge with one face (dip slope) long
and gentle and conforming with the dip of the resistant bed or beds that
form it, and the opposite face (scarp slope) steep or even cliff-like and
formed by the out crop of the resistant rocks, the formation of the ridge
being controlled by the differential erosion of the gently inclined strata.
5.2.7. Landforms of denudational origin
Landform of denudational origin is formed where the denudation process

dominates over the other process. Most of the landform resulting due to this
process is the combined effect of mechanical and chemical weathering.
Denudation is the process of removal of material by erosion and
weathering. This has direct influence on the relief of the area especially in
the reduction of relief to the base level. The agents are mostly water, ice and
wind. The major factors affecting denudation are geology, climate, tectonics
and anthropogenic effects. All rocks and minerals at or near surface are
attacked by physical and chemical process. The effect of this process is not
the same everywhere because of rocks’ varying resistance to change. As a
result, weathering and erosion yield a number of landforms, which have
typical shape and forms. Weathering is an essential part of the rock cycle.
The parent material, or rock weathered material is disaggregated to form
smaller fragments and some of the minerals are dissolved and removed by
the agent of water. This removal of material is erosion and is accomplished
by running water, wind, glacier etc. The weathering provides a raw material
for the sedimentary rock and soil (NRSA, 2007).
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Denudational Hill: It is a highly dissected hill which has obliterated the

structures.
Inselberg: A prominent, isolated, steep sided, usually smoothed and

rounded, residual knob, hill or small mountain of circumdenudation rising
abruptly and surrounded by an extensive and nearly level, lowland erosion
surface in a hot, dry region (as in the deserts of southern Africa or Arabia),
generally bare and rocky although partly buried by the debris derived from
and overlapping its slopes; it is characteristic of an arid or semiarid
landscape in a late stage of the erosion cycle.
Pediment: A broad, flat or gently sloping, rock floored erosion surface or

plain of low relief, typically developed by sub aerial agents (including
running water) in an arid or semiarid region at the base of an abrupt and
receding mountain front or plateau escarpment, and underlain by bedrock
(occasionally by older alluvial deposits) that may be bare but more often
partly mantled with a discontinuous veneer of alluvium derived from the
upland masses and in transit across the surface.
Pediment-Inselberg Complex: The pediments dotted by numerous

inselberg of small sizes, which make it difficult to distinguish from the
pediments. Hence it is called a complex of pediment and inselberg.
Pediplain: An extensive, multi-concave, rock cut erosion surface formed by

the coalescence of two or more adjacent pediments and occasional desert
domes, and representing the end result (the “peneplain”) of the mature
stage of the erosion cycle. Based on the thickness of weathering they are
further classified as shallow, moderate and deep pediplains.
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Residual Hill: A small remnant hill, which has witnessed all forms of
denudation.
5.3. Structural Features of Guntur District
All linear features are interpreted based on the satellite images. The
lineament may not be a single continuous line; rather it has to be shown as
discontinuous line segments. Lineaments from remote sensing data can be
identified mainly based on their linear nature, presence of moisture,
alignment of vegetation, alignment of ponds, straight stream segments, etc.
However, interpretation of lineaments is to be done in conjunction with
other diagnostic criteria such as channel offset, bank erosion and down-
cutting of channel along lineament, warping and displacement of sediment
layer, abrupt change of river course, presence of dry channel in an active
river course, channel rejuvenation and land subsidence, linear ridges, scarp
surface, linear alignment of water bodies and straight channel segments.
Major lineaments occurring in the Guntur District have been mapped as part
of the lineament map generation. The structural map (Fig.23) shows both
faults and lineaments. There are two faults, one located in the northern area
minute in nature running NE-SW direction and the other big in nature
located in central part of Guntur District and running in SW direction. There
are number of dykes present in the study area West to East direction
structures from the Narji Formations are prominent. Eastern part of Guntur
District is covered with delta area and lineaments cannot be deciphered
because this area is totally covered by alluvium. In Upland area, mega
lineaments and micro lineaments are present. In Palnad basin and its
surrounding area, strike and dip foliation is present. Charnokite rocks are
present with vertical foliation and horizontal beds are present in Palnad
basin. Gray granites and its surrounding area thrust faults are present.
From the analysis of structural patterns and other details, lineaments are
classified based on their length as Micro lineaments and Mega lineaments.
A. Micro lineaments - Very small (magnitude) linear features frequently

observed in the image. They correspond to minor faults, fractures, joints and
bedding traces in the rock. Geomorphologically they are expressed as linear
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alignments of local depressions/ ponds and tonal changes in soil and

vegetation. For quantification purpose, lineament length < 3 km is classified
as micro lineaments which are covered in mandal of Atchampet, Veldurthi,
Vinukonda, Macherla, Machavaram, Bollapalle, Ipur, Edlapadu, Rajupalem
and Tadikonda.
B. Mega lineaments - Large linear features coincide with regional trends/

structural features. It cuts across various geomorphic units both in time and
space. Lineament length > 3 km is classified as mega lineaments, majority
of which are covered in the mandals of Karempudi, Gurajala, Dachepalle,
Bellamkonda, Sattenapalle, Krosur, Nakerekallu and Piduguralla.
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Fig.25 Structural Map of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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5.3.1 Ground Water Scenario and Quality of the District
5.3.2 Ground Water Prospects in the District
Ground water occurs in almost all geological formations and its potential
depends upon the nature of geological formations, geographical setup, and
incidence of rainfall, recharge and other hydrogeological characters of the
aquifer. In consolidated formations, ground water occurs under unconfined
to semi-confined conditions. Ground water is developed in these formations
by dug wells, dug cum bore wells and bore wells tapping weathered and
fractured zones. The ground water prospects in the district are shown in
Fig.24. The groundwater prospects are very good in delta area, good to
moderate in the middle , moderate to poor in the parts of Pidugurala,
Gurazala, Dachepalli, Machavaram, etc and poor to negligible in the upland
areas of Veldurthi, Bollapalli, Bellamkonda and its surroundings.
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Ground water prospects map
Fig.26 Ground Water Scenario in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh
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Ground water in Archaean Crystalline rocks:
Archaean crystalline formations are the predominant water bearing

formations with lack of primary porosity. Secondary porosity was developed
through fracturing and subsequent weathering over ages and become
water bearing at hydrogeologically favourable locations. The depth of
weathered mantle ranges from about 8 to 15m bgl and below this zone
fractured rocks are known to occur down to 40.0m bgl. The depth to water
level ranges from less than a meter to 12 m bgl.
Ground water exploration is occurred at the locations from depth ranging 45

to 200 m bgl in hard rock areas and 25 to 430 m bgl in soft rock areas. The
potential fractures were encountered between 40 and 120m bgl. Existence
of deep fractures upto 173 m bgl was also encountered. The cumulative
yield of fracture zones varies from 0.12 to 15 lps. Yield of bore wells in
general varies between 1 to 5 lps. A perennial spring, with a discharge of
about 200 lpm is located along a fault, near Bugga Melleswara temple of
Papayapalem in the Bellamkonda Mandal.
Ground Water in Cuddapah and Kurnool formations:

Ground water occurs in the joints, bedding planes and the weathered
portion in Cuddapah and Kurnool group of rocks. The quartzite formations
do not form good aquifers because of their compactness and occurrence at
high relief. The ground water is developed in slaty phyllite by dug, dug-cum
bore wells and few bore wells. The depth of wells varies from 3 to 25 m bgl,
with moderate to very poor yields ranging between 10 and 70 m3/day. The
depth to water levels range from 0.4 to over 7.0 m bgl, but in phyllite and
slates it varies from 4 to 15 m bgl. The yield of wells ranges from 20 to
80m3/day, with exceptions in the highly fractured locations.
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Ground Water in Gondwana formation:
The ground water occurs under water table and confined conditions in
Gondwana formations. Groundwater development in the area is by dug
wells and bore wells. The depth to water ranges from 2.20 to 10.60 m bgl
and the depth of dug wells varies between 5.50 and 18.50 m bgl. The tube
wells in the area range in depth from 40.0 to 75.0 m bgl, with yield ranges
from 28 to 1300 lpm for drawdowns of 8.0 to 15.m. The quality of ground
water is potable.
Ground Water in Alluvium formation:
The thickness of alluvium varies from a few meters to over 100m. The deltaic
alluvium found in palaeo/buried channels upto 30m depth with thick
graveliferous sand. Ground water is being developed in the flood plain areas
along river course mostly through filter-points and shallow tube wells with
yields ranging from 3 to over 15 lps around Rayapudi and Borepalem areas
of Amaravati and Thullur mandals. The depth to water level in the alluvium
ranges from ground level to 5-12m bgl with poor to moderate discharges. In
deltaic alluvium ground water is brackish in nature. Quality of water in
palaeo-channels, buried channels is potable and brackish to saline at
shallow depths in the areas bordering the coast. It is good in beach ridges.
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Depth to water levels:
Pre-monsoon water levels: The depth to water level during pre-monsoon

(2012) range from 0.64 m to 21.46 m bgl. The shallow water levels of 2 m are
observed in southeast and eastern part of the district. The depth to water
levels between 2 - 5 m is noticed in majority of the area. Deeper water levels
of >10 m bgl are observed in the western parts of the district.
Post-monsoon water levels: The depth to Water level ranges from 0.16 to
9.89m bgl during post monsoon period (2012). The shallow water levels of 2
m are observed in eastern part of the district. Water levels 2-5 m are
observed in central and western part, 5-10 m and deeper are observed in
western and northern part of the district.
Water level fluctuation: Majority of the district shows rise in water level
between pre and post monsoon period of 2012 (0-2 m). Rise of water level of
2-4 m can be observed in the central areas and very small areas in western
part. Fall of 2-4 and greater than 4 m is observed as isolated patches in the
district.
5.3.3 Ground Water Quality of the District
Ground water samples were collected from 1166 habitations out of 1770
habitations representing for two seasons i.e., post monsoon and pre
monsoon in December 2012 and June 2014 for the entire District. The water
samples were collected from Rural Water Supply and Sanitation
Department (RWS & S) and analyzed for physico-chemical parameters like
TDS, TH, Cl, NO3, pH, F, Fe, TA and SO4 using standard techniques in the
laboratory and compared with the BIS (10500-2015), in terms of desirable,
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permissible and non potable classes. Blue, yellow and red colours indicate
pre monsoon quality and + , - , . symbols indicate post monsoon quality for
desirable, permissible and non-potable classes, respectively.
From the analysis, it has been observed that the ground water is polluted in
pre-monsoon and post monsoon. About 10% of the area is under non
potable category due to high concentration of Nitrate and Total Hardness.
About 80% of the area is potable category and the remaining 10% of the
area is covered in hills and water bodies of entire District. The occurrence
and movement of ground water in an area is governed by several factors
such as topography, lithology, and geological structure, depth of
weathering, extent of factures, drainage pattern, and climate conditions and
interrelationship between these factors (Fig.25). The occurrence and
movement of groundwater in an area is governed by several factors such as
topography, lithology, and geological structure, depth of weathering, extent
of factures, drainage pattern, and climate conditions and interrelationship
between these factors (APSAC, 2017b).
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Fig. 27 Ground Water Quality Map of Guntur District
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6. Details of Major and Minor Minerals, their Production and Revenue in the
District
6.1 Administrative Set-Up of DMG in Guntur District:
The Mineral Regulatory work has been separated from Revenue

Department under re-organization in the year 1977 and the O/o. Asst. Director of
Mines & Geology in Guntur District started from 01-04-1977. The State Government
vide G.O.Ms.No.31, Industries & Commerce (M.I) Department, dated 15-02-2003
has bifurcated the Guntur District Office into two unit offices Guntur – I and Guntur
– II with Headquarters i.e., 1) Guntur – I at Guntur covering 41 Mandals and 2)
Guntur-II at Dachepalli covering 16 Mandals. The Asst. Director of Mines & Geology
Guntur – II with headquarters at Dachepalli has the jurisdiction of the following
mandals of the District.
Sl. Sl.
Name of the Mandal Name of the Mandal
No. No.
1 Guntur Rural 22 Tadepalli
2 Sattenapalli 23 Kolluru
3 Chilakalauripet 24 Nagaram
4 Amaravathi 25 Bellamkonda
5 Ponnur 26 Krosuru
6 Cherukupalli 27 Vemuru
7 Tenali 28 Pedanandipadu
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8 Mangalagiri 29 Phirangipuram
9 Tadikonda 30 Nadendla
10 Atchampet 31 Prathipadu
11 Tsunduru 32 Chebrole
12 Amarthaluru 33 Bhattiprole
13 Muppalla 34 Repalle
14 Bapatla 35 Nizampatnam
15 Edlapadu 36 Thulluru
16 Karlapalem 37 Kollipara
17 Pittalavanipalem 38 Rajupalem
18 Medikondur 39 Kakumanu
19 Narasaraopet 40 Pedakurapadu
20 Vatticherukuru 41 Pedakakani
21 Duggirala
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The following leases exist in the jurisdiction of this office.
MINING LEASES :
Extent in
Sl.No. Name of the Mineral No. of leases
Hectares
1 Lime Stone 01 19.786
QUARRY LEASES:
Sl. Name of the Extent in
No. of leases
No. Mineral Hectares
1 Black Granite 23 45.464
2 Colour Granite 24 55.716
3 Road Metal 214 283.053
4 Gravel 13 37.080
5 Mosaic Chips 07 13.279
6 Rough Stone 02 2.895
7 Limestone(Minor) 01 0.250
Total 158 435.846
Grand Total 206 455.632
In addition to the above, the following Mineral Based Industries are there in
this Guntur office jurisdiction.
Sl. No. Mineral Based Industry No. of Units

1 Granite cutting & polishing units 95
2 Pulverising Units (Mosaic chips) 08
3 Stone Crushing Units (Road Metal) 111
Total : 214
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I) Mineral Regulatory:
The important functioning of this office in these aspects is:-

1. Achievement of Targets of Mineral Revenue collections being fixed to this
office annually
2. Receiving & processing of the Mineral Concession Applications duly

conducting the Technical inspection, Survey and demarcation of the
Mineral bearing applied areas/ areas applied
3. Execution and Regulation of the operations of the Mining / Quarry leases in

accordance with the Acts & Rules
4. Issue of dispatch permits duly collecting the Advance Royalty / Seig.fee

from the lease holders on the minerals produced and intend to dispatch
from their leased areas through online permit system
5. Controlling the illegal Mining / Quarrying and transportation by conducting

the periodical inspections of the Mines & Quarries and also conducting the
surprise vehicular checking and imposing the penalties
6. Finalisation of Demand, Collection and Balance statements of the leases on

annual basis
II) Mineral Exploration:
The Assistant Geologists working in this department are being entrusting

with the Investigation of Mineral Deposits on financial year-wise in the entire state
alternatively. During this financial so far no such work has been allotted in this
district.
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ANNEXURE-I
7.1 Statement showing the list of leases for Major and Minor Minerals and details of lease wise production and Revenue
collections during the last three years pertaining to O/o ADM&G, Guntur
Production R
Location Lease period Revenue Collections (in Rs.)
Exten (Dispatches) e
t m
Sl. Lessee Name of
Mineral (In a
No I.D the Lessee 201
Sy.N Hect 2015- 2017- r
Village Mandal From To 6- 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18
o. s) 16 18 k
17
s
M/s.
11-
711090 Sesha Sai Black Boppu Chilakalu 12-Jul-
1 513 1.282 Jul- 2,14,181
065 Stone Granite di ripet 07 - 25 337 - 8,19,487
27
Crusher
29-
711100 Ch Seetha Black Boppu Chilakalu 30-
2 17/P 1.000 May- -
054 Ramaiah Granite di ripet May-07 - - - - -
27
318/
20-
711140 M/s.S.G.S. Black C Edavall Chilakalu 21-
3 2.392 Mar- 2,39,148
117 Granites Granite 370/3 i ripet Mar-14 - 92 84 2,39,000 2,39,307
34
C
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M/s.Venka
ta 361/1 22-
711050 Black Edavall Chilakalu 23-
4 Manjunad SP 2.844 Nov- 5,90,077 67,64,04
421 Granite i ripet Nov-05 - - 2,554 -
ha etc 25 2
Granites
M/s Sri 369/A 26-

711120 Black Edavall Chilakalu 27-
5 Vishnu , 3.000 Sep- -
490 Granite i ripet Sep-12 - - 108 - 2,99,708
Granites 369/B 32
Sri
13-
711030 Raghaven Black 370/1 Edavall Chilakalu 14-Oct-
6 0.700 Oct- 37,71,58 3,83,261
129 dra Granite A i ripet 03 1,652 147 - 73,352
23 1
Granites
M/s.
Golden 20-
711140 Black 370/3 Edavall Chilakalu 21-
7 Global 2.000 Mar- 2,92,934
120 Granite A i ripet Mar-14 - 108 251 2,38,803 6,50,326
Enterprise 34
s
M/s.Hara 8-
711070 Black 370/3 Edavall Chilakalu 9-May-
8 Minerals 2.639 May- 15,33,27 5,35,583
131 Granite A i ripet 07 826 225 326 7,92,246
Pvt Ltd 27 0
100
18-
711170 K.Srinivasa Black 381/1 Edavall Chilakalu 19-Jul-
9 2.023 Jul- -
483 Rao Granite 0-1 i ripet 17 - - - - 2,04,521
37
M/s.Veera
6-
711150 bhadra Black 381/1 Edavall Chilakalu 7-May-
10 1.465 May- 4,42 80,45,25 1,10,88,575 56,70,86
397 Minerals Granite 4 i ripet 15 3,109 2,303
35 3 2 7
Pvt. Ltd.,
Veerasiva 381/2
19-
711150 Granites & Black , Edavall Chilakalu 20-
11 1.450 Jun- 1,72,561 11,79,30
404 Exports (P) Granite 381/3 i ripet Jun-15 - - 399 1,45,958
35 0
Ltd., -1
M/s.Madh
26-
711040 ucon Black 381/4 Edavall Chilakalu 27-
12 3.733 Sep- 4,94 1,17,46, 1,30,34,722 75,53,00
133 Granites Granite -2B i ripet Sep-04 4,741 3,114
24 5 757 3
Ltd.,
Victorian
23-
711040 Stones & Black Edavall Chilakalu 24- 4,216
13 381/P 2.500 Sep- 2,55 60,80,92 58,51,353 41,47,60
134 Exports Granite i ripet Sep-04 1,585
24 4 7 1
Pvt Ltd
18-
711070 M/s.Kishor Black Rajape Chilakalu 19-
14 504 1.285 Aug- 2,47 90,77,02 51,53,373 23,47,63
154 e Stones Granite t ripet Aug-06 4,044 884
26 3 8 6
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M/s.Kakati
3-
711170 ya Black Gonep Narasara 4-Sep-
15 87 1.000 Sep- -
487 Granites Granite udi opeta 17 - - - - -
37
(P) Ltd.,
Smt.Ch.Ve Pamidi
18-
711080 nkata Black 156/ padu Narasara 19-Apr-
16 2.662 Apr- -
458 Subbamm Granite C Agraha opeta 08 - - - - -
28
a ram
M/s.Om
711090 Sri Black 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 9-Jul- 8-Jul-
17 2.000 28,57,89 3,19,447
141 Enterprise Granite 28 alem uram 09 29 1,250 119 - 1,72,198
8
s
M/s.Vinay 30-
711070 Black 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 31-Jan-
18 aka Krupa 0.749 Jan- 47,25,37 15,02,413
137 Granite 28 alem uram 07 673 595 150 3,94,592
Granites 27 5
M/s.Kalpa
30-
711080 na Black 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 31-Jan-
19 1.578 Jan- 8,52,294
139 Enterprise Granite 28 alem uram 08 389 348 - 9,45,354 1,57,109
28
s
14-
711080 M/s.G.I. Black Gollap Phirangip 15-
20 160/P 1.000 May- 2,900
135 Estates Granite alem uram May-04 227 - 246 5,95,066 7,32,914
24
102
M/s.Vinay
711060 Black 134/6 REPUD Phirangip 7-Jul- 6-Jul-
21 aka Krupa 1.671 -
136 Granite 28 I uram 06 26 - - - - -
Granites
Sri Sairam
Stone Black Phiran 31-
711090 628/1 Phirangip 1-Jun-
22 Crushing Granite, gipura 4.047 May- 30,16,44 36,04,688 12,18,05
142 34 uram 09 1,381 961 315
W.I.C.S.LT RM m 29 3 7
D
M/s.Bhara
15-
711090 th Colour Chigur Achampe 16-Apr-
23 231 2.000 Apr- 2,64,715
144 Enterprise Granite upadu ta 09 - - - - -
29
s
M/s Ind Govind 25-

711100 Colour Chilakalu 26-
24 Rock 563/A apura 1.554 Mar- 16,69,57 13,71,689
148 Granite ripet Mar-10 907 625 120 1,10,535
Exports m 30 6
Sri 28-
711170 Colour 559/2 Murikip Chilakalu 29-Apr-
25 A.Narasim 2.784 Apr- - 86,60,38
479 Granite 562/P udi ripet 17 - - 4,031 -
ha Rao 37 6
13-
711130 A.Narasim Colour Murikip Chilakalu 14-
26 562/P 2.000 Mar- 20,91,49 11,47,661
149 ha Rao Granite udi ripet Mar-12 1,067 519 - 5,66,223
32 2
103
M/s.Venka 21-
711130 Colour Rajape Chilakalu 22-Apr-
27 teswara 466/P 2.000 Apr- 5,38,916
150 Granite t ripet 04 110 208 533 3,42,070 9,51,691
Stone Inds 24
M/s.Harshi 27-
711070 Colour 515/2 Rajape Chilakalu 28-
28 tha 1.687 Feb- 1,69,117
151 Granite 8 t ripet Feb-07 450 - - 9,33,815 1,63,673
Granites 27
23-
711150 M/s Lucky Colour Hasna 24-
29 71/P Krosuru 1.000 Nov- 2,05,771
409 Granites Granite bad Nov-06 33 101 99 8,30,109 2,00,547
26
V. Bala 19-
711130 Colour Krosur 20-Oct-
30 Vajra 649 Krosuru 0.862 Oct- 86,996
166 Granite u 04 204 45 41 5,46,169 85,909
Babu 24
M/s.Jyothi 8-
711060 Colour Naden Nadendl 9-Nov-
31 Enterprise 298 1.866 Nov- 10,10,40 12,88,757
168 Granite dla a 06 968 598 - 2,22,302
s 26 7
M/s.Krishn 17-
711120 Colour Naden Nadendl 18-
32 a Sai 298 5.677 Sep- 20,23,290 36,78,90
170 Granite dla a Sep-08 360 923 206 8,68,390
Exports 28 1
M/s.K.J.Qu 14-
711090 Colour 298 & Naden Nadendl 15-
33 arries (P) 2.873 Mar- 4,44 78,09,53 97,25,116 27,63,31
173 Granite 301 dla a Mar-04 4,056 1,283
Ltd., 24 9 3 1
104
9-
711130 Rock India Colour Naden Nadendl 10-Oct-
34 298/P 1.201 Oct- 11,42,87 12,64,532
176 Exports Granite dla a 08 616 589 328 7,03,804
28 6
Kishore 22-
711100 Colour Naden Nadendl 23-
35 Slabs & 301/P 1.740 Jun- 3,55 1,67,63, 76,28,220 31,11,38
178 Granite dla a Jun-10 8,346 1,427
Tiles 30 1 135 0
Kandula 345/1 26-

711150 Colour Reddig Rajupale 27-
36 Narasimh 357/2 1.457 Feb- 1,49,925
357 Granite udem m Feb-15 211 69 67 4,47,089 1,45,699
a Rao A 35
Velpula 24-
711140 Colour Uppala Rajupale 25-Oct-
37 Venkatesw 382/2 1.736 Oct- 8,99,740
347 Granite padu m 14 92 451 54 3,61,518 1,353
arlu 34
M/s.Vijaya 20-
711140 Colour Motha Tadikond 21-
38 Mining 159/B 1.671 May- -
190 Granite daka a May-07 - - - - -
Works 27
V 12-
711150 Colour Ponne Tadikond 13-
39 Koteswara 467/P 3.000 May- 10,05,892
389 Granite kallu a May-15 275 566 154 7,21,474 3,42,952
Rao 35
Yak Ananth 21-

711070 Colour 22-
40 Granite 221 avara Thullur 5.984 May- 7,31,441
197 Granite May-07 - - - - 5,98,810
Inds., m 27
105
M/s.Tirum Ananth 11-

711080 Colour 12-
41 ala 221 avara Thullur 1.695 Mar- -
222 Granite Mar-08 - - - - -
Granites m 28
Ananth 16-
711150 M/s.Betha Colour 17-
42 221 avara Thullur 1.392 Mar- 1,54,518
413 n Granites Granite Mar-12 - - - - 1,39,296
m 32
Ananth 8-
711150 M/s.Sentin Colour 9-Dec-
43 221 avara Thullur 2.023 Dec- 3,78,912
412 al Granites Granite 11 - - - - 2,02,438
m 31
109/
25-
711960 M/s Fujii Colour C & Vadda 26-
44 Thullur 1.796 Aug- 2,70,763
227 Granite Granite 110/ manu Aug-11 - - - - 1,79,923
31
C
13-
711040 M/s. Fujii Colour 110/B Vadda 14-
45 Thullur 5.718 May- 17,03,23 8,73,524
228 Gtanites Granite ,111 manu May-04 684 380 291 6,61,854
24 5
Colour Ananth 10-

711130 Polu 11-
46 Granite 221/P avara Thullur 2.000 Mar- 18,30 13,7 4,11,337
230 Narasaiah Mar-13 - 5,69,800 2,00,137
& Gravel m 33 0 00
Lam
19-
711140 Jagan Addep Bhattiprol 20-
47 Gravel 453/1 0.166 May- -
013 Mohan alli e May-14 - - - - -
19
Rao
106
D 26-
711150 65/10 Chebro 27-
48 Srinivasa Gravel Chebrole 0.765 Mar- 9,50 1,76,678
368 A le Mar-15 1,500 8,600 1,66,084 2,57,800
Rao 20 0
Patha 18-
711150 P Raja 247/2 19-
49 Gravel Reddy Chebrole 2.497 Dec- 24,00 45,6 12,98,000
400 Rajeswari B 3B Dec-15 4,000 7,40,171 1,19,840
Palem 20 0 00
P 22-
711150 23-
50 Venkaiah Gravel 639 Sekuru Chebrole 1.157 Nov- 46,480
398 Nov-15 5,000 500 - 1,50,755 -
choudary 20
Shaik Chinap 11-

711170 Guntur 12-
51 Rahimuddi Gravel 111/P alakalu 1.027 Sep- -
484 Rural Sep-17 - - 3,300 - 99,050
n r 22
24-
711130 E. Prasada Pothur Guntur 25-Apr-
52 Gravel 502/1 2.291 Apr- -
022 Rao u Rural 13 - - - - -
18
T. 28-
711130 Atmak Mangala 22.13 29-Apr-
53 Srinivasa Gravel 202/1 Apr- 1,69,6 1,10 1,05,4 50,78,69 30,31,837 23,44,33
331 uru giri 7 13
Rao 18 54 ,400 00 0 1
Mullapudi 23-
711130 Bethap Mangala 24-Apr-
54 Infrastruct Gravel 327 2.023 Apr- 8,00 2,40,139
395 udi giri 13 2,000 2,500 1,64,806 -
ures 18 0
107
Mullapudi
23-
711130 Infrastruct Bethap Mangala 24-Apr-
55 Gravel 390 2.023 Apr- 17,40 3,75,139
023 ures Pvt. udi giri 13 4,500 - 2,37,851 4,44,200
18 0
Ltd
Nallapane 248/3
16-
711150 ni A1 & Dokipa Medikon 17-Apr-
56 Gravel 0.967 Apr- 1,00 38,800
372 Srinivasa 248/3 rru duru 15 9,400 - 2,45,779 38,680
20 0
Rao A2
15-
711160 P.Chandra Perech Medikon 16-Apr-
57 Gravel 653 0.360 Apr- 1,00 50,400
416 sekhar erla duru 16 - 1,000 - 9,500
21 0
Ch 10-
711150 Perech Medikon 11-
58 Ankamma Gravel 581/P 0.809 Mar- -
476 erla duru Mar-15 - - - - -
Rao 20
Sri P. 3-
711130 109/1 Veniga Pedakak 4-Dec-
59 Surya Gravel 0.858 Dec- 76,971
028 ,3 ndla ani 13 - - - - -
Prakash 18
Emmaj 27-
711080 G Limeston Bellamko 28-
60 165 igude 0.250 Jun- 8,00 6,24,845
417 Satyavathi e nda Jun-08 - 1,000 - 83,000
m 18 0
Manne 10-
712130 M/s.Surya Limeston Bellamko 19.78 11-
61 289/P sultan Dec- -
438 Minerals e nda 6 Dec-13 - 400 - - -
palem 33
108
19-
711060 Smt. V. Mosaic 358/4 Kubad Rajupale 20-
62 0.485 Nov- 10,8 5,15,035
003 Prasanthi Chips 8A puram m Nov-16 6,500 6,000 4,35,535 1,92,182
26 00
A 24-
711110 Mosaic 358/4 Kubad Rajupale 25-Jan-
63 Nageswar 0.607 Jan- 14,3 22,70 6,15,543 11,34,89
008 Chips 8A puram m 11 9,230 5,44,062
a Rao 21 10 0 3
18-
711080 S.V.Sriniva Mosaic 358/4 Kubad Rajupale 19-
64 5.546 May- 6,50 3,87,380
004 sa Rao Chips 8A puram m May-08 5,840 7,900 4,20,380 3,05,096
18 0
Sri 5-
711130 Mosaic 358/4 Kubad Rajupale 6-Mar-
65 Saikrishna 1.781 Mar- 17,50 14,5 13,00 7,14,067
007 Chips 8A puram m 13 8,78,567 6,50,173
Minerals 23 0 00 0
B 15-
711130 Mosaic 358/4 Kubad Rajupale 16-Jul-
66 Narasimh 1.214 Jul- 3,70 2,19,584
005 Chips 8A puram m 13 3,960 3,900 1,93,584 1,34,784
a Rao 23 0
T.
17-
711140 Seethara Mosaic Kubad Rajupale 18-
67 380/1 2.432 Dec- 1,01 1,48,215
002 manjaney Chips puram m Dec-16 1,500 2,550 99,501 60,687
26 0
ulu
R. 8-
711120 Mosaic Kubad Rajupale 9-Oct-
68 Prakashra 395/3 1.214 Oct- 19,50 11,0 10,78,85 3,50,084
006 Chips puram m 12 9,000 4,20,284
ni 22 0 00 8
109
21-
711100 KSrinivasa Road 413/1 Chama Achampe 22-Jul-
69 1.999 Jul- 1,29,879
266 Rao Metal /2 rru ta 10 283 566 - 1,25,032 -
20
P. 23-
711140 Road Karlap Amaravat 24-Apr-
70 Vasantha 95 1.805 Apr- 1,41 1,83,797
265 Metal udi hi 12 283 1,132 1,20,796 90,730
Kumari 22 5
Sri
16-
711070 Panduran Road Bellam Bellamko 12-
71 524 0.405 Jan- 1,20 1,10,529
267 ga Stone Metal konda nda Feb-07 1,290 900 73,031 45,823
21 0
Crusher
Sri
Macha 20-
711130 Srinivasa Road Bellamko 21-
72 185 yapale 4.000 Jun- 2,69 2,11,115
269 Stone Metal nda Jun-13 2,448 2,676 2,00,274 2,00,974
m 28 6
Crusher
M/s.Akshit 1-
711090 Road Murikip Chilakalu 2-Mar-
73 ha 561 0.607 Mar- 38,013
037 Metal udi ripet 09 283 - - 45,350 12,628
Minerals 19
Gogineni 19-
711110 Road Rajape Chilakalu 20-
74 Sambasiv 466 1.238 Jun- 2,991
447 Metal t ripet Jun-11 2,264 566 - - -
a Rao 21
G. 19-
711110 Road Rajape Chilakalu 20-
75 Sambasiv 466 1.012 Jun- -
038 Metal t ripet Jun-11 2,264 566 - 1,77,229 -
a Rao 21
110
Vasundara 20-
711070 Road Konda 21-
76 Stone 414/1 Edlapadu 0.424 Feb- 38,097
041 Metal veedu Feb-07 - 566 - 30,370 21,229
Crusher 22
Vasundara 14-
77 Stone 414/1 Edlapadu 1.214 Apr- 1,13 75,385
048 Metal veedu Aug-13 - - 61,523 54,804
Crusher 28 2
V S R 2-
711080 Road Konda 3-Dec-
78 Constructi 414/1 Edlapadu 1.517 Dec- 1,13 78,673
047 Metal veedu 08 1,704 1,132 1,61,105 84,855
ons 23 2
V S R 12-
79 Constructi 414/1 Edlapadu 4.040 Sep- 2,83 2,02,277
045 Metal veedu Sep-07 3,396 3,113 3,72,090 1,96,462
ons 22 0
M/s
711040 Padmavat Road Konda 8-Jul- 7-Jul-
80 414/1 Edlapadu 1.598 1,98 1,43,785
040 hi Stone Metal veedu 04 19 1,981 1,132 1,87,425 81,938
1
Crusher
M/s
12-
711070 Padmavat Road Konda 13-
81 414/1 Edlapadu 1.254 Sep- 1,13 84,985
351 hi stone Metal veedu Sep-07 2,547 849 2,08,321 63,960
22 2
crusher
Tripura 21-
82 Stone 414/1 Edlapadu 2.210 Feb- 1,48 27,447
049 Metal veedu Feb-12 - - 48,683 2,46,638
Crusher 27 3
111
D. 27-
711130 Road Mydav 28-
83 Padmalath 520/A Edlapadu 0.421 Sep- 63,429
052 Metal olu Sep-12 849 849 - 48,343 21,135
a 22
Sri K.Siva 21-

711170 Road Mydav 22-Jul-
84 Gopalakris 520/A Edlapadu 2.104 Jul- -
482 Metal olu 17 - - 3,000 - 90,144
hna 27
10-
711070 M. Road Mydav 11-Jul-
85 520/A Edlapadu 0.404 Jul- 42,478
058 Ramireddy Metal olu 17 849 566 283 47,887 21,452
27
M/s. Balaji 18-

711040 Road Mydav 19-
86 Stone 520/A Edlapadu 1.619 Feb- 93,037
050 Metal olu Feb-04 849 849 1,132 81,218 80,791
Crusher 19
25-
711060 D.Bhaskar Road Mydav 26-
87 520/A Edlapadu 1.881 Dec- 1,14,590
051 a Rao Metal olu Dec-16 849 566 1,246 1,04,357 2,18,686
26
Sri K.Siva 21-

711170 Road Mydav 22-Jul-
88 Gopalakris 520/A Edlapadu 0.874 Jul- -
481 Metal olu 17 - - 1,500 - 45,060
hna 27
Nelaturi 28-
711090 Road V.Kand 29-
89 China 17 Edlapadu Dec- 21,574
428 Metal rika 0.202 Dec-09 - 283 170 - 12,864
Babu 19
112
Srinivasa Vankay 29-

711110 Road 30-Oct-
90 Infrastruct 333 alapad Edlapadu 1.512 Oct- 2,38,773
077 Metal 11 1,132 849 566 78,594 104
ures u 26
T. China Vankay 8-
711140 Road 240/1 9-Oct-
91 Ankamma alapad Edlapadu 0.182 Oct- 30,541
114 Metal 0 17 566 283 - 26,465 -
Rao u 27
Vankay
711060 Syed Road 240/1 9-Jul- 8-Jul-
92 alapad Edlapadu 0.505 -
385 Khasimbi Metal 0 16 26 483 283 - 39,604 -
u
P Vankay 26-
711160 Road 240/1 27-
93 Ankamma alapad Edlapadu 0.222 Jun- 29,312
440 Metal 0 Jun-10 - 283 142 - 11,268
Babu u 20
T. China Vankay 29-

711080 Road 240/1 30-
94 Ankamma alapad Edlapadu 0.405 Dec- 42,620
391 Metal 0 Dec-08 283 283 - 32,101 20,330
Rao u 18
T Vankay 24-
711060 Road 240/1 25-
95 Srinivasa alapad Edlapadu 0.202 Sep- 10,014
086 Metal 0 Sep-15 - - - - 3,988
Rao u 25
T. China Vankay 29-

711080 Road 240/1 30-
96 Ankamma alapad Edlapadu 0.304 Dec- 36,751
113 Metal 0 Dec-08 566 283 - 26,903 -
Rao u 18
113
Pallapu Vankay 11-

711160 Road 240/1 12-
97 Venkata alapad Edlapadu 0.214 May- 1,23,190
432 Metal 0 May-16 - 849 905 - 10,722
Rao u 26
Sri
Vankay 26-
711120 Srinivasa Road 240/1 27-Jan-
98 alapad Edlapadu 1.239 Jan- 2,29,148
078 Infrastruct Metal 0 12 849 566 2,547 62,800 85
u 27
ures
M/s.Baba Vankay 17-

711160 Road 240/1 12-
99 Stone alapad Edlapadu 0.105 Jun- 1,30 81,619
442 Metal 0 May-16 - 2,446 - 1,83,207
Crusher u 24 2
M/s.Baba Vankay 30-

711160 Road 240/1 12-
100 Stone alapad Edlapadu 0.935 Mar- 1,98 52,140
441 Metal 0 May-16 - 3,113 - 2,33,289
Crusher u 20 1
Sri
Venkata Vankay 31-
711150 Road 240/1 1-Jun-
101 Ramana alapad Edlapadu 2.067 May- 2,26 1,05,807
419 Metal 0 08 1,981 2,264 - 1,69,791
Stone u 23 4
Crusher
Sri
Venkata Vankay 4-
711150 Road 240/1 5-Oct-
102 Ramana alapad Edlapadu 1.902 Oct- 2,26 1,09,601
418 Metal 0 08 1,415 2,264 - 1,70,030
Stone u 23 4
Crusher
114
Baba Vankay 5-
711100 Road 240/1 20-Oct-
103 Stone alapad Edlapadu 1.093 May- 2,57 1,41,526
125 Metal 0 10 566 2,830 83,024 2,12,474
Crusher u 24 6
P. Vankay 14-
711080 Road 240/1 15-
104 Lakshmaia alapad Edlapadu 0.243 Dec- 1,13 84,917
104 Metal 0 Dec-08 849 566 38,249 42,618
h u 18 2
Vankay 14-
711080 P.Lakshm Road 240/1 15-
105 alapad Edlapadu 0.809 Dec- 1,41 1,06,163
105 aiah Metal 0 Dec-08 887 849 40,610 63,681
u 18 5
M. Vankay 25-
711100 Road 240/1 26-
106 Sambrajya alapad Edlapadu 0.405 May- 2,54 1,90,329
111 Metal 0 May-10 991 849 77,154 62,729
m u 20 7
M. Vankay 18-
711130 Road 240/1 19-Jul-
107 Sambrajya alapad Edlapadu 0.389 Jul- 3,39 3,53,003
112 Metal 0 13 708 849 64,609 19,478
m u 23 6
Vankay 15-
711130 Road 240/1 16-
108 P. Manjula alapad Edlapadu 0.506 Dec- 46,761
109 Metal 0 Dec-13 283 623 340 32,777 25,336
u 23
M/s. Sri
Vankay 17-
711160 Lakshmi Road 240/1 12-
109 alapad Edlapadu 0.299 Jun- 17,4 15,56 13,07,496 11,67,39
407 Stone Metal 0 Feb-16 199 15,021
u 24 34 5 6
Crusher
115
Chaitanya Vankay
711090 Road 240/1 4-Jul- 3-Jul-
110 Stone alapad Edlapadu 2.023 4,00 3,01,139
116 Metal 0 09 24 7,500 4,000 3,58,139 1,76,290
Crusher u 0
Chaitanya Vankay 2-
711110 Road 240/1 3-Apr-
111 Stone alapad Edlapadu 0.425 Apr- 1,50 70,529
118 Metal 0 11 3,000 2,500 1,20,039 1,11,173
Crusher u 26 0
Chaitanya Vankay 20-

711000 Road 240/1 21-Jul-
112 Stone alapad Edlapadu 1.416 Jul- 1,50 1,96,538
115 Metal 0 15 2,000 2,500 91,221 1,20,898
Crusher u 30 0
P. Vankay 18-
711120 Road 240/1 19-
113 Lakshmaia alapad Edlapadu 0.611 Nov- 1,13 84,922
106 Metal 0 Nov-12 991 566 30,776 42,543
h u 22 2
Vankay 25-
711130 Road 240/1 26-
114 P. Manjula alapad Edlapadu 0.708 Aug- 57,350
108 Metal 0 Aug-13 283 764 476 42,384 35,650
u 23
Vankay 14-
711130 P. Suresh Road 240/1 15-
115 alapad Edlapadu 1.012 May- 1,13 84,917
107 Babu Metal 0 May-10 1,202 849 50,655 63,845
u 20 2
M/s.Sri
Vankay 30-
711160 Lakshmi Road 240/1 12-
116 alapad Edlapadu 0.943 Mar- 14,8 15,56 11,09,665 11,67,59
406 Stone Metal 0 Feb-16 623 47,065
u 20 01 5 1
Crusher
116
M/s Sri
Siva Vankay 11-
711150 Road 240/1 12-Apr-
117 Sankara alapad Edlapadu 0.907 Apr- 16,4 28,01 12,31,392 21,01,18
444 Metal 0 08 - -
Stone u 23 14 7 8
Crusher
Sri Siva
Vankay 21-
711150 Sankara Road 240/1 22-
118 alapad Edlapadu 1.659 Jun- 17,5 16,13 13,54,563 12,09,88
443 Stone Metal 0 Jun-07 - -
u 22 46 1 9
Crusher
Sri
Vankay 15-
711130 Gayathri Road 240/1 16-
119 alapad Edlapadu 0.627 May- 12,28 22,5 44,71 16,88,877 33,53,44
101 Stone Metal 0 May-10 7,19,574
u 20 3 27 4 4
Crusher
Sri
Vankay 24-
711140 Gayathri Road 240/1 25-Jan-
120 alapad Edlapadu 0.567 Jan- 13,33 23,8 40,75 17,91,033 30,56,29
102 Stone Metal 0 12 7,98,640
u 27 0 86 2 0
Crusher
Sri
Vankay 15-
711130 Gayathri Road 240/1 16-
121 alapad Edlapadu 1.619 Mar- 23,68 31,6 46,97 14,91,76 23,76,652 35,23,41
098 Stone Metal 0 Mar-06
u 21 8 96 8 1 1
Crusher
117
Sri
Vankay 28-
711120 Sivasanka Road 240/1 29-
122 alapad Edlapadu 0.405 May- 12,73 10,4 13,30 7,85,052
097 ra Stone Metal 0 May-12 7,52,406 9,97,354
u 27 7 71 1
Crusher
Sri
Lakshmi Vankay 18-
711090 Road 240/1 19-
123 Ganapathi alapad Edlapadu 0.528 Feb- 11,37 15,6 12,16 11,75,719
103 Metal 0 Feb-09 7,29,567 9,12,612
Stone u 24 8 79 9
Crusher
Sri
Vankay 10-
711110 Sivasanka Road 240/1 11-
124 alapad Edlapadu 1.153 Mar- 18,11 16,9 16,13 10,82,05 12,69,139 12,10,05
095 ra Stone Metal 0 Mar-17
u 32 9 24 1 0 5
Crusher
Vankay 16-
711140 V Peda Road 240/1 17-
125 alapad Edlapadu 0.376 Nov- 63,998
414 Poli Raju Metal 0 Nov-14 - 849 283 - 12,591
u 24
P Vankay 14-
711170 Road 240/1 17-
126 MAHALAK alapad Edlapadu Sep- -
485 Metal 0 0.405 Sep-08 - - 283 - 21,258
SHMI u 27
Ayyappa 240/1 Vankay 15-

711070 Road 16-Jul-
127 Stone 0 & alapad Edlapadu 2.723 Jul- 3,39 4,12,705
090 Metal 07 2,547 7,358 2,34,309 3,41,738
Crusher 240/4 u 22 6
118
Viswan
16-
711140 Sri Shaik Road adhuni 2-Feb-
128 17 Edlapadu 0.745 May- -
403 Baji Metal Khandr 17 283 283 283 - 56,642
22
ika
M/s.Sriniv
Viswan
asa 26-
711090 Road adhuni 27-
129 Infrastruct 17 Edlapadu 2.023 Jun- 2,23,230
071 Metal Khandr Jun-09 1,514 566 - - 27,417
ure Pvt. 24
ika
Ltd
Srinivasa Viswan
5-
711110 Infrastruct Road adhuni 6-Jan-
130 17 Edlapadu 0.688 Jan- 68,995
076 ures Pvt. Metal Khandr 15 566 566 1,415 34,400 30,178
30
Ltd., ika
Viswan
Kanakadur
711090 Road adhuni 4-Jul- 3-Jul-
131 ga Stone 17 Edlapadu 0.695 98,723
056 Metal Khandr 09 24 1,514 849 7,000 1,27,025 2,84,798
Crusher
ika
Kanaka
Viswan
Durga 17-
132 Stone 17 Edlapadu 1.416 Feb- 1,13 10,00 1,34,773
063 Metal Khandr Feb-05 2,264 1,91,373 4,01,318
Crusher 20 2 0
ika
Inds
119
Viswan
9-
711130 Para Road adhuni 10-Jan-
133 17 Edlapadu 0.586 Jan- 2,26 1,70,655
079 Singarao Metal Khandr 13 2,547 1,981 1,28,988 1,48,416
23 4
ika
Viswan
Gruhalaks 10-
134 hmi Stone 17 Edlapadu 1.371 Feb- 3,95 4,09,470
055 Metal Khandr Feb-09 1,132 4,584 1,34,180 1,77,320
Crusher 24 6
ika
Sri
Viswan
Lakshmi 20-
711140 Road adhuni 21-Jul-
135 Balaji 17 Edlapadu 1.000 Jul- 9,75 4,87,569
075 Metal Khandr 17 7,500 1,500 2,40,757 25,000
Stone 27 0
ika
Crusher
Sri
Viswan
Lakshmi
711090 Road adhuni 4-Jul- 3-Jul-
136 Balaji 17 Edlapadu 1.912 13,50 12,7 27,00 10,12,632 11,25,23
069 Metal Khandr 09 24 3,11,704
Stone 0 50 0 2
ika
Crusher
Sri
Viswan
Lakshmi 5-
711130 Road adhuni 6-Jun-
137 Balaji 17 Edlapadu 0.793 Jun- 9,00 12,00 4,50,055
074 Metal Khandr 09 9,000 70,255 6,75,205
Stone 19 0 0
ika
Crusher
120
Sri
Viswan
Lakshmi 17-
711130 Road adhuni 18-Apr-
138 Balaji 17 Edlapadu 1.307 Apr- 12,0 13,50 6,00,091
073 Metal Khandr 08 9,000 86,147 6,74,941
Stone 18 00 0
ika
Crusher
Sri
Viswan
Lakshmi 27-
139 Balaji 17 Edlapadu 2.440 May- 18,00 11,0 21,00 61,00,982
072 Metal Khandr May-16 1,22,337 9,28,068
Stone 31 0 00 0
ika
Crusher
M/s.Sai Viswan
18-
711090 Durga Road adhuni 19-
140 17 Edlapadu 0.550 Aug- 1,03 31,193
433 Stone Metal Khandr Aug-09 - - - 56,145
24 3
Crusher ika
M/s.Sai Viswan
25-
711130 Durga Road adhuni 26-Jul-
141 17 Edlapadu 0.971 Jul- 1,03 11,597
434 Stone Metal Khandr 12 849 - - 99,182
27 3
Crusher ika
M/s Viswan
12-
711160 Gruhalaks Road adhuni 13-
142 17 Edlapadu 0.817 Dec- 1,41 11,60 2,33,507
477 hmi Stone Metal Khandr Dec-16 - - 7,83,782
31 5 3
Crusher ika
Viswan
22-
711080 Para Road adhuni 23-
143 17 Edlapadu 0.850 Nov- 2,26 1,85,638
070 Padmini Metal Khandr Nov-16 2,547 2,830 1,21,859 2,12,509
26 4
ika
121
M/s
Chinap 26-
711070 Ganesh Road 155/A 13-
144 alakalu Guntur Oct- 1,98 2,22,270
244 Metal Metal 1 1.214 Dec-16 - 566 152 61,062
r 17 1
Crushers
Chinap 30-
711150 PSrinivasa Road Guntur 31-Jan-
145 111/P alakalu 0.858 Jan- 53,843
381 Rao Metal Rural 15 - - - 4,725 -
r 25
Vinayaka Chinap 25-
711110 Road Guntur 26-
146 Stone 111/P alakalu 0.809 Dec- 1,98 1,91,104
187 Metal Rural Dec-10 566 - 47,277 55
Crusher r 25 1
M/s.V.S.En Chinap 1-
711050 Road Guntur 2-Mar-
147 gineering 111/P alakalu 4.464 Mar- 35,09 3,39 21,79,68 2,55,006
128 Metal Rural 05 4,528 3,40,107
(P) Ltd., r 20 2 6 2
M/sRank
Silicon Chinap 19-
148 and 111/P alakalu 4.047 Jun- 2,24 2,02,778
449 Metal Rural Jun-07 3,396 - - 1,96,755
Industries r 22 7
PvtLtd
M/s.Rank
Silicon Chinap 17-
149 and 111/P alakalu 1.463 Sep- 73,810
450 Metal Rural Sep-05 - 585 - - 73,252
Industries r 20
Pvt. ltd
Sri
Chinap 15-
711110 Saikrishna Road Guntur 16-
150 111/P alakalu 1.315 Sep- 2,26 2,42,390
186 Stone Metal Rural Sep-11 283 283 661 65,839
r 26 4
Crusher
122
M/s.Sri
Chinap 11-
711170 Saibaba Road Guntur 12-
151 111/P alakalu 2.000 Sep- -
488 Stone Metal Rural Sep-17 - - - - 55,350
r 32
Crusher
Chinap 29-
152 V Sarath 111/P alakalu 2.072 May- 10,64 2,26 2,36,243
366 Metal Rural May-13 1,698 6,89,516 61,292
r 23 1 4
Ganesh Chinap 3-
711100 Road Guntur 4-Sep-
153 Metal 111/P alakalu 0.486 Sep- 7,35 5,51,885
169 Metal Rural 10 9,197 7,924 5,40,664 5,94,134
Crusher r 25 8
Ganesh Chinap 3-
711070 Road Guntur 4-Jun-
154 Metal 111/P alakalu 0.401 Jun- 9,05 7,84,128
167 Metal Rural 07 7,674 6,226 4,86,515 3,39,679
Crusher r 22 6
M/s. S.R. Chinap 29-
155 Infra 111/P alakalu 0.405 May- 3,39 2,75,388
185 Metal Rural May-08 7,358 2,830 5,01,629 1,69,579
Projects r 18 6
Chinap 4-
711110 K. Sankara Road Guntur 5-Dec-
156 111/P alakalu 1.000 Dec- 2,54 2,08,990
177 Rao Metal Rural 11 - - 50,169 42,519
r 21 7
Chinap 14-
711150 M/s.S.R.Inf Road Guntur 15-
157 111/P alakalu 1.708 May- 19,2 15,28 14,24,978
411 ra Projects Metal Rural May-15 - 1,70,117 9,76,368
r 30 26 2
Sri
Chinap 27-
711030 Saikrishna Road Guntur 28-Oct-
158 111/P alakalu 1.105 Oct- 11,60 8,77 11,88 7,58,052
152 Stone Metal Rural 03 7,04,929 7,91,277
r 18 3 3 6
Crusher
123
M/s
Chinap 2-
711140 Sreeram Road Guntur 6-Dec-
159 111/P alakalu 1.505 Apr- 4,39 13,58 3,42,079
174 Metal Metal Rural 16 1,132 1,82,204 8,48,004
r 29 6 4
Industries
M/s
Chinap 1-
711080 Sreeram Road Guntur 6-Dec-
160 111/P alakalu 1.724 Jan- 4,39 11,88 3,63,672
171 Metal Metal Rural 16 1,132 1,92,718 6,87,525
r 23 6 6
Industries
M/s
Chinap
711080 Sreeram Road Guntur 6-Dec- 8-Jul-
161 111/P alakalu 0.494 1,56 70,660
172 Metal Metal Rural 16 23 1,132 1,698 1,31,135 72,171
r 6
Industries
M/s.V.S.En Chinap 12-
162 gineering 111/P alakalu 0.809 Nov- 16,26 4,52 10,48,55 1,36,151
130 Metal Rural Nov-15 6,226 4,66,956
(P) Ltd., r 30 7 8 0
Sri
Chinap 27-
711120 Saikrishna Road Guntur 28-Jul-
163 111/P alakalu 0.356 Jul- 6,50 5,88,200
153 Stone Metal Rural 08 8,581 9,056 5,82,542 5,79,025
r 23 9
Crusher
Sri
Venkata Chinap 2-
711060 Road Guntur 2-Sep-
164 Siva Sai 111/P alakalu 1.463 Aug- 1,01 1,51,106
160 Metal Rural 06 1,698 974 - 73,252
Stone r 21 9
Crushers
124
M/s PVR
Chinap 30-
711050 Chalapathi Road 155/A Guntur 31-Jan-
165 alakalu 0.583 Jan- 15,00 29,040
191 Metal Metal 1 Rural 05 - - 5,73,539 -
r 20 0
Inds.,
M/s.PVR Chinap 8-
711080 Road 155/A Guntur 9-Jun-
166 Chalapathi alakalu 4.484 Jun- 2,73,457
250 Metal 1 Rural 08 1,132 - 6,780 2,327 3,39,508
Metal Inds r 23
M/s.P.U.S. Chinap 24-
711140 Road 155/A Guntur 25-
167 Stone alakalu 0.619 Sep- 1,13 84,943 17,80,90
221 Metal 1 Rural Sep-08 4,528 566 3,24,820
Crusher r 23 2 1
Vijayasree Chinap 2-
711100 Road 155/A Guntur 3-Sep-
168 Granite alakalu 2.000 Sep- 2,26 1,65,313
231 Metal 1 Rural 17 1,132 2,830 1,00,360 2,12,848
Metals r 27 4
Balaji Chinap 1-
169 Stone alakalu 0.445 Jun- 1,13 96,612
249 Metal 1 Rural 17 2,264 1,698 1,10,071 84,682
Crusher r 32 2
P.V.R.
Chinap
711060 Chalapathi Road 155/A Guntur 7-Jul- 6-Jul-
170 alakalu 1.000 22,50 7,50 2,81,069
192 Metal Metal 1 Rural 06 21 - 8,85,139 4,99,921
r 0 0
Inds.,
Chinap 8-
711140 S. Road 155/A Guntur 9-Jun-
171 alakalu 0.421 Jun- 5,66 11,32 5,24,529
248 Adilakshmi Metal 1 Rural 14 3,396 2,21,479 7,49,080
r 24 0 0
Pardhasar Chinap 12-
711120 Road 155/A Guntur 13-
172 adhi Stone alakalu 3.339 Aug- 11,3 38,77 8,33,650 29,08,00
242 Metal 1 Rural Aug-12 1,132 2,80,429
Crusher r 27 20 1 4
125
M/s.Sai
Chinap 15-
711150 Yasasvi Road 155/A Guntur 16-
173 alakalu 1.404 Jun- 21,5 10,18 17,12,511
410 Stone Metal 1 Rural Jun-10 - 96 6,37,047
r 25 08 8
Crusher
711160 Road 155/A Guntur 13-Jul-
174 Stone alakalu 2.226 Jul- 3,39 12,45 1,34,778
435 Metal 1 Rural 12 3,396 - 9,33,854
Crusher r 27 6 2
P.V.R.
Chinap 25-
711120 Chalapathi Road 155/A Guntur 26-
175 alakalu 1.214 Jun- 17,25 25,4 44,47 12,33,20 14,88,375 20,38,28
196 Metal Metal 1 Rural Jun-08
r 18 0 30 0 8 4
Inds.,
N. Chinap 2-
711090 Road 155/A Guntur 3-Jan-
176 Sivanagen alakalu 0.809 Jan- 1,69 1,27,406
253 Metal 1 Rural 09 2,264 3,962 1,02,661 2,97,156
dramma r 24 8
M/s.Ganes Chinap 11-
711160 Road 155/A Guntur 12-Oct-
177 h Metal alakalu 2.954 Oct- 9,33 28,30 13,83,487 14,67,47
429 Metal 1 Rural 12 1,132 -
Crushers r 27 9 0 5
The
Perecherla
Tella Chinap 1-
178 Quarry alakalu 1.538 Jun- 6,79 6,39,093
234 Metal 1 Rural 15 7,641 7,641 3,53,634 5,23,081
Vaddera r 25 2
QWLCC
Sty. Ltd,
Venkatesw Chinap 23-
179 ara Stone alakalu 1.000 Jan- 15,00 12,0 28,81 4,92,617
219 Metal 1 Rural 13 6,72,639 9,30,569
Inds., r 23 0 00 0
126
Sri
Chinap 2-
711120 Gayathri Road 155/A Guntur 3-Oct-
180 alakalu 1.568 Oct- 3,04 11,57 80,189
264 stone Metal 1 Rural 11 1,132 1,35,370 5,78,609
r 26 5 0
Crusher
711160 Road 155/A Guntur 7-Mar-
181 Stone alakalu 0.279 Mar- 2,54 1,80,125
448 Metal 1 Rural 13 - 9,056 - 6,79,170
Crusher r 23 7
Naimisha Chinap 1-
182 Enterprise alakalu 0.506 Jun- 5,09 4,82,086
247 Metal 1 Rural 17 3,962 5,094 2,57,254 2,81,886
s r 27 4
Sixth Mile
Chinap 6-
711100 Perecherla Road 155/A Guntur 22-Jan-
183 alakalu 0.664 Nov- 1,13 84,946
262 S.C. LCC Metal 1 Rural 10 1,132 1,132 84,552 85,147
r 20 2
Sty.
Surya Chinap 22-
711080 Road 155/A Guntur 23-
184 Metal alakalu 0.850 Feb- 5,09 10,18 3,82,109
159 Metal 1 Rural Feb-08 2,264 1,60,423 7,64,158
Crusher r 23 4 8
Sundaram Chinap 18-
711120 Road 155/A Guntur 19-
185 Stone alakalu 2.954 Dec- 3,96 4,17,503
239 Metal 1 Rural Dec-11 3,962 4,528 2,93,903 2,18,643
Crusher r 26 2
Sundaram Chinap 2-
711080 Road 155/A Guntur 3-Feb-
186 Stone alakalu 0.332 Feb- 2,26 1,69,824
237 Metal 1 Rural 08 6,226 2,830 2,33,756 2,12,374
Crusher r 23 4
Chinap 6-
187 L.Veeraiah alakalu 1.091 Jun- 1,69 1,07,705
451 Metal 1 Rural 15 - 1,698 - 1,27,476
r 25 8
127
Sundaram Chinap 28-

711050 Road 155/A Guntur 29-
188 Stone alakalu 0.749 Sep- 2,83 2,62,302
236 Metal 1 Rural Sep-05 3,962 2,830 2,57,504 1,62,252
Crusher r 20 0
Sundaram Chinap 13-
711080 Road 155/A Guntur 14-
189 Stone alakalu 0.566 Aug- 2,83 2,60,290
238 Metal 1 Rural Aug-08 2,830 2,264 1,70,599 1,19,640
Crusher r 23 0
P.V.R.
Chinap 2-
711110 Chalapathi Road 155/A Guntur 3-Oct-
190 alakalu 1.568 Oct- 10,00 17,5 14,51 3,53,609
194 Metal Metal 1 Rural 11 7,45,718 7,24,707
r 26 0 00 0
Inds.,
Chinap 29-
711160 Road 155/A Guntur 30-
191 L.Veeraiah alakalu 0.949 May- 2,26 1,79,328
436 Metal 1 Rural May-16 - 1,698 - 1,27,366
r 26 4
Sri Satya Chinap 29-
711080 Road 155/A Guntur 30-
192 Sai Metal alakalu 2.000 Dec- 3,39 2,49,967
252 Metal 1 Rural Dec-06 3,396 - 2,55,794 2,54,837
Suppliers r 21 6
K.B.C.Infra Chinap 15-
711070 Road 155/A Guntur 16-
193 structure. alakalu 4.755 May- 31,69 72,9 44,43 23,81,06 54,38,130 33,32,40
241 Metal 1 Rural May-17
Pvt.Ltd r 32 6 58 1 9 1
Rajamma Chinap 5-
711100 Road 155/A Guntur 6-Apr-
194 Stone alakalu 2.347 Apr- 2,26 1,69,962
254 Metal 1 Rural 10 2,264 3,962 1,40,004 2,97,162
Crusher r 25 4
128
The
Perecherla
Tella Chinap 6-
711050 Road 155/A Guntur 6-Feb-
195 Quarry alakalu 0.323 Jan- 7,86 7,06,586
233 Metal 1 Rural 15 5,943 5,660 3,47,079 3,24,673
Vaddera r 25 8
QWLCC
Sty. Ltd.,
Sri
Chinap 27-
711060 Gayathri Road 155/A Guntur 28-
196 alakalu 1.000 Jun- 50,069
260 Stone Metal 1 Rural Jun-06 1,132 300 1,175 85,038 35,069
r 21
Crusher
SRI SAI
Chinap 2-
711110 KRISHNA Road 155/A Guntur 3-Jan-
197 alakalu 0.190 Jan- 9,33 8,00,514
263 STONE Metal 1 Rural 09 9,339 9,622 5,96,764 6,64,039
r 24 9
CRUSHER
The
Perecherla
Tella Chinap 2-
198 Quarry alakalu 0.971 Jan- 5,81 4,67,017
235 Metal 1 Rural 09 5,675 6,076 3,75,412 4,24,617
Vaddera r 19 0
QWLCC
Sty. Ltd.,
Saroja Chinap 12-
711120 Road 155/A Guntur 13-Jul-
199 Metal alakalu 1.012 Jul- 5,66 3,99,932
258 Metal 1 Rural 12 849 6,792 1,00,794 5,09,570
crusher r 27 0
129
Tirumala Chinap 1-
200 Stone alakalu 0.882 Jun- 9,19 10,89,836
245 Metal 1 Rural 17 9,056 7,358 5,28,890 1,52,010
Crusher r 32 7
Chinap 8-
711140 K. Road 155/A Guntur 9-Jun-
201 alakalu 0.805 Jun- 20,94 8,91 11,13,40 10,68,606
246 Ramadevi Metal 1 Rural 14 9,622 3,21,455
r 24 2 4 6
P.V.V. Chinap 27-
711120 Road 155/A Guntur 28-
202 Surya alakalu 2.023 May- 2,26 1,74,543
232 Metal 1 Rural May-12 1,132 1,698 1,20,900 1,27,640
Kumar r 22 4
Chinap 8-
711140 V. Road 155/A Guntur 9-Jun-
203 alakalu 0.477 Jun- 1,69 1,70,132
367 Peddanna Metal 1 Rural 14 2,830 2,830 2,09,250 1,69,683
r 24 8
Sri
Venkata 26-
711170 Road Nallap Guntur 27-Jul-
204 Siva Sai 723 2.832 Jul- -
480 Metal adu, Rural 17 - - 1,888 - 1,41,795
Stone 27
Crushers
P.Siva 12-
711170 Road Nallap Guntur 13-Oct-
205 Sankara 723, 1.214 Oct- -
489 Metal adu, Rural 17 - - - - 28,392
Rao 27
Sri
6-
711080 Vijayalaks Road Hasna 7-May-
206 39 Krosuru 0.810 May- 1,13 1,25,456
327 hmi Stone Metal bad 08 1,415 849 90,081 40,556
23 2
Crusher
Konda 28-
711120 K Venkat Road Medikon 29-
207 127 veedu 3.000 Aug- 3,35,409
340 Rahul Metal duru Aug-11 4,528 - 100 92,177 1,50,206
R.F 21
130
M/s.Sri
19-
711100 Lakshmi Road Perech Medikon 20-Apr-
208 379/1 0.850 Apr- 50,376
423 Stone Metal erla duru 10 - 566 566 - 42,558
25
Crusher
M/s.Venka
ta
24-
711070 Satyanara Road Perech Medikon 26-Oct-
209 379/1 0.741 Aug- 1,98 2,21,775
425 yana Metal erla duru 07 - - - 37,101
20 1
Stone
Crusher
M/s. Siva 21-
711970 Road Perech Medikon 22-Jul-
210 Stone 379/1 1.153 Jul- 2,54 2,32,922
364 Metal erla duru 12 849 1,330 42,323 99,980
Crusher 27 7
M/s
Venkata
711140 Road Perech Medikon 7-Jul- 6-Jul-
211 Ramana 379/1 0.360 2,54 2,30,275
424 Metal erla duru 12 27 - 2,264 - 1,03,285
Stone 7
Crusher
M/s. Siva 17-
711050 Road Perech Medikon 18-
212 Stone 379/1 1.214 Feb- 2,13,643
363 Metal erla duru Feb-04 - 849 2,502 4,295 1,03,034
Crusher 19
M/s.Sri
21-
711060 Alapati Road Perech Medikon 22-
213 379/1 0.987 Aug- 1,41 2,35,727
426 Enterprise Metal erla duru Aug-07 - 1,132 - 49,419
22 5
s
131
M/s. Sri
23-
711070 Alapati Road Perech Medikon 24-Jul-
214 379/1 0.987 Jul- 1,13 1,94,436
427 Enterprise Metal erla duru 06 - 1,132 - 92,419
21 2
s
M/s.Vigne
21-
711150 swara Road Konda Narasara 22-
215 401/B 0.283 Jun- 14,131
394 Stone Metal kavuru opeta Jun-15 112 141 - 14,957 14,169
30
Crusher
M/s.Vigne
21-
216 401/B 0.324 Jun- 16,170
30
Crusher
M/s.Vigne
21-
217 401/B 0.566 Jun- 28,540
30
Crusher
M/s.
6-
711090 Vigneswar Road Konda Narasara 7-Jan-
218 401/B 1.061 Jan- 53,073
379 a Stone Metal kavuru opeta 09 779 452 - 53,892 -
24
Crusher
M. 24-
711140 Road Konda Narasara 25-
219 Srinivasa 401/B 0.793 May- 42,042
292 Metal kavuru opeta May-09 566 566 283 39,942 -
Reddy 19
M/s.
6-
711090 Vigneswar Road Konda Narasara 7-Jan-
220 401/B 1.433 Jan- 71,732
378 a Stone Metal kavuru opeta 09 690 849 566 85,659 71,749
24
Crusher
132
M/s. Sri
9-
711140 Manjunad Road Konda Narasara 10-Oct-
221 401/B 1.108 Oct- 69,286
382 ha Stone Metal kavuru opeta 14 283 - - 2,78,992 25,272
24
Crusher
Siva
29-
711100 Parvathi Road Konda Narasara 30-
222 401/B 0.255 Jun- 1,13 84,918
285 Stone Metal kavuru opeta Jun-05 1,698 1,132 93,850 84,668
20 2
Crusher
M/s.Laksh
mi 19-
711160 Road Konda Narasara 20-Oct-
223 Ganapathi 401/B 2.343 Oct- 2,85 1,17,161
420 Metal kavuru opeta 17 300 990 - 1,17,951
Stone 27 5
Crusher
Sri
24-
711080 Srinivasa Road Konda Narasara 25-
224 401/B 1.412 Feb- 1,13 84,969
288 Stone Metal kavuru opeta Feb-13 - 1,698 1,19,110 1,27,418
28 2
Crusher
Sri
18-
711140 Venkatesw Road Konda Narasara 19-
225 401/B 2.750 May- 1,69 1,57,353
291 ara Stone Metal kavuru opeta May-14 1,698 3,962 1,46,981 2,02,100
29 8
Crusher
Sri
14-
711140 Venkatesw Road Konda Narasara 15-
226 401/B 1.951 Mar- 1,69 1,27,485
290 ara Stone Metal kavuru opeta Mar-14 1,698 3,962 97,700 2,97,335
29 8
Crusher
133
Sri
2-
711050 Dhanalaks Road Konda Narasara 3-May-
227 401/B 1.400 May- 1,13 84,914
271 hmi Stone Metal kavuru opeta 05 1,132 849 37,809 64,232
20 2
Crusher
Naga
24-
711090 Jyothi Road Konda Narasara 25-Jul-
228 401/B 2.631 Jul- 76,105
281 Stone Metal kavuru opeta 04 1,996 849 1,132 1,46,711 84,904
19
Crusher
Sri
4-
711100 Dhanalaks Road Konda Narasara 5-Jan-
229 401/B 5.233 Jan- 3,39 2,61,859
273 hmi Stone Metal kavuru opeta 07 3,113 3,509 3,72,616 2,64,201
22 6
Crusher
Lepakshi 3-
711080 Road Konda Narasara 4-Nov-
230 Stone 401/B 2.000 Nov- 1,99 1,48,352
277 Metal kavuru opeta 08 1,560 2,547 1,34,879 1,77,012
Crusher 23 5
M/s Siva
7-
711100 Parvathi Road Konda Narasara 8-May-
231 401/B 0.931 May- 5,09 1,27,405
286 Stone Metal kavuru opeta 08 1,132 2,264 86,643 1,69,914
23 4
Crusher
Sri
Lakshmi 29-
711120 Road Konda Narasara 30-
232 Balaji 401/B 1.340 May- 1,69 1,22,473
280 Metal kavuru opeta May-12 2,264 2,264 1,73,676 1,69,781
Stone 27 8
Crusher
134
Siva
29-
711100 Parvathi Road Konda Narasara 30-
233 401/B 0.648 Jun- 35,109
284 Stone Metal kavuru opeta Jun-05 566 566 283 32,546 32,445
20
Crusher
Seethara 1-
711130 Road Konda Narasara 2-Dec-
234 ma Stone 401/B 1.096 Dec- 1,41 1,06,023
287 Metal kavuru opeta 12 1,132 1,415 55,221 1,06,051
Crusher 27 5
20-
711070 V. Road Konda Narasara 21-Apr-
235 401/B 0.765 Apr- 63,729
278 Latchaiah Metal kavuru opeta 17 1,500 349 849 68,531 63,479
27
Sri Sridevi 11-
711090 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 12-
236 Stone 0.404 Mar- -
304 Metal 28 alem uram Mar-09 1,132 - - 42,812 -
Crusher 24
Sri
Lakshmi 5-
711080 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 6-Mar-
237 Venkata 1.008 Mar- 42,895
302 Metal 28 alem uram 08 963 566 - 69,350 -
Stone 23
Crusher
K.M.J. 4-
711140 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 5-Jun-
238 Viswanath 0.243 Jun- 1,13 84,817
348 Metal 28 alem uram 13 1,698 283 90,335 21,487
Kumar 23 2
Sri Shirdi 28-
711120 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 29-Apr-
239 Sai Stone 0.809 Apr- 10,67 15,1 11,90,219
305 Metal 28 alem uram 12 1,415 6,44,006 1,46,631
crusher 27 6 16
135
Kalpana
711120 Stone Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 4-Jul- 3-Jul-
240 0.546 48,801
307 Crusher Metal 28 alem uram 12 27 849 566 - 28,300 17,870
Industries
M/s
22-
711000 Kalpana Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 23-
241 1.505 Sep- 2,29,614
293 Stone Metal 28 alem uram Sep-15 1,981 849 - 77,940 75,354
30
Crusher
Sri
Lakshmi 21-
711070 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 22-Jan-
242 Srinivasa 0.850 Jan- 1,51 1,66,823
296 Metal 28 alem uram 07 3,679 1,132 1,90,940 60,450
Stone 22 4
Crusher
M/s.Venka
ta Sai 28-
711160 Road 134/6 Gollap Phirangip 29-Apr-
243 Krishna 1.874 Apr- 10,0 15,75 6,88,798 11,29,22
439 Metal 28 alem uram 17 - -
Stone 32 54 2 9
Crusher
D. Phiran 18-
711070 Road Phirangip 19-Apr-
244 Satyanara 628 gipura 0.538 Apr- -
309 Metal uram 17 1,132 - - 68,880 -
yana m 27
Tirumala Phiran 8-
711090 Road 134/6 Phirangip 9-Jun-
245 Stone gipura 0.494 Jun- 7,35 7,51,885
310 Metal 28 uram 09 1,132 700 84,141 68
Crusher m 24 8
Phiran 11-
711120 Road 628/1 Phirangip 12-
246 K. Yohan gipura 0.142 Jun- 42,460
298 Metal 34 uram Jun-12 142 566 - 10,065 -
m 22
136
M/s.Vyshn Phiran 10-

247 avi Stone gipura 0.809 Jan- 1,98 1,48,084
349 Metal 34 uram Feb-10 1,698 - 1,06,998 -
Crusher m 20 1
Phiran
711040 Road 628/1 Phirangip 6-Jul- 5-Jul-
248 T. Devid gipura 0.275 1,41 1,06,145
295 Metal 34 uram 14 24 1,415 - 68,566 13,770
m 5
Kalpana
25-
711120 Stone Road 134/6 Phirangip 26-
249 Repudi 0.417 Jun- 42,254
294 Crusher Metal 28 uram Jun-12 1,132 566 - 70,590 20,879
27
Inds.,
23-
711130 Dasari Road Phirangip 24-
250 134/P Repudi 0.801 Mar- 2,26 1,69,855
301 Josfin Metal uram Mar-13 1,698 - 1,02,911 40,106
23 4
M/s Sai
Vemul
711060 Srinivasa Road 232/6 Phirangip 9-Jul- 8-Jul-
251 uripad 1.000 1,69 1,27,452
408 Stone Metal B2 uram 06 21 - - 56,655 50,364
u 8
Crusher
M. Vemul 30-
711070 Road 232/6 Phirangip 31-Oct-
252 Narasimh uripad 0.389 Oct- 1,13 92,478
345 Metal B2 uram 17 1,132 - 94,997 -
a Rao u 27 2
Sri Sairam
Vemul 9-
711150 Stone Road 232/6 Phirangip 10-
253 uripad 0.328 May- 31,824
380 Crushing Metal B2 uram May-10 509 424 226 39,372 16,907
u 20
WICS Ltd
137
Sri
Vemul 26-
711140 Lakshmi Road 232/6 Phirangip 27-Oct-
254 uripad 1.052 Oct- -
459 Sai Stone Metal B2 uram 13 - - - - -
u 28
Crusher
Vemul
711060 Meriga Road 232/6 Phirangip 9-Jul- 8-Jul-
255 uripad 0.607 1,69 1,47,188
321 Kumari Metal B2 uram 16 26 566 - 14,000 23,793
u 8
M/s.Sri
Lakshmi Vemul 24-
256 Srinivasa uripad 0.526 Sep- 98,897
431 Metal B2 uram Sep-11 - 849 - - 21,261
Stone u 26
Crusher
M/s.Tirum
Vemul 11-
711170 ala Sai Road 232/6 Phirangip 12-
257 uripad 1.214 Sep- -
486 Stone Metal B2 uram Sep-17 - - - - 33,341
u 32
Crusher
M/s
Vemul 16-
711120 Srinivasa Road 232/6 Phirangip 17-
258 uripad 1.271 Sep- 2,37 1,77,838
346 Stone Metal B2 uram Sep-11 2,649 2,225 1,90,554 1,67,013
u 26 0
Crusher
Sri L.N.S. Vemul 21-
711120 Road 232/6 Phirangip 22-Jan-
259 Stone uripad 1.271 Jan- 9,05 16,41 7,76,288 11,34,18
355 Metal B2 uram 12 5,094 3,23,492
Crusher u 27 6 4 8
Sri Siddi
Vemul 9-
711060 Vinayaka Road 232/6 Phirangip 10-
260 uripad 1.728 May- 6,60 20,94 5,93,120 14,26,80
322 Stone Metal B2 uram May-15 4,245 3,26,571
u 30 9 2 6
Crusher
138
M/s.
Vemul 9-
711100 Venkata Road 232/6 Phirangip 10-
261 uripad 2.703 May- 5,94 11,03 5,45,910
350 Sai Stone Metal B2 uram May-10 5,943 4,07,496 7,49,337
u 25 3 7
Crusher
Karpakam 13-
711120 Road Nadim Prathipad 14-
262 bica Stone 317 2.590 Mar- 6,50 3,29,678
313 Metal palem u Mar-12 7,500 1,500 3,86,678 63,536
Crusher 27 0
M/s.Venka
12-
711060 ta Ramana Road Nadim Prathipad 13-
263 317 1.914 Sep- 2,54 1,52,621
311 Stone Metal palem u Sep-06 1,132 - 95,638 95,832
21 7
Crusher
Kanaka
Durga 13-
711120 Road Nadim Prathipad 14-
264 Stone 317 2.594 Mar- 1,98 14,00 2,35,803
312 Metal palem u Mar-12 2,547 2,49,953 5,41,824
Crusher 27 1 0
Inds
Sri Balaji 11-
711070 Road Badep Tadikond 12-
265 Stone 1450 1.174 Sep- 1,28 58,581
334 Metal uram a Sep-07 849 733 58,882 58,749
Crusher 22 5
The Lam 9-
711110 Road Tadikond 10-
266 LCC Sty. 199/A Lam 1.497 Nov- -
338 Metal a Nov-11 3,396 - - 1,05,223 -
Ltd., 21
M/s
21-
711080 Varalaksh Road Tadikond 22-Oct-
267 199/A Lam 2.326 Oct- -
454 mi Stone Metal a 08 - - - - -
18
Crusher
139
The Lam
Mery
8-
711060 Matha Road Tadikond 9-May-
268 199/A Lam 0.664 May- -
375 Harijana Metal a 16 849 - - 44,361 -
26
QWLCC
Sty Ltd.,
Sri Balaji Latcha 26-
711120 Road Tadikond 27-
269 Stone 151/P nagudi 3.763 Aug- 3,11 2,55,651
335 Metal a Aug-12 1,698 3,113 2,04,388 2,33,884
Crusher pudi 27 3
M/s.Sri
Ananth 16-
711120 Ayyapa Road 17-
270 178/P avara Thullur 1.246 May- 1,48 2,90,490
422 Stone Metal May-12 - 7,120 - 4,12,687
m 27 3
Crusher
Sri Shirdi Ananth 29-
711140 Road 30-
271 Sai Stone 285/1 avara Thullur 6.912 Jun- 13,5 5,61,6 21,36,950 4,10,39,8
405 Metal Jun-14 - 4,10,510
Crusher m 29 28 55 75
Sri Gayatri Road Vankay 30-
711150 240/1 31-
272 Stone Metal, alapad Edlapadu 1.323 Mar- 17,8 51,50 13,57,687 38,63,19
445 0 Mar-18 - -
Crusher Gravel u 33 29 6 2
R. Road Vankay 10-
711120 240/1 11-Jul-
273 Satyanara Metal, alapad Edlapadu 0.809 Jul- 1,50 90,556
123 0 12 1,566 2,500 98,556 90,506
yana Gravel u 22 0
Road Chinap 21-
711150 M/s. Sea Guntur 22-
274 Metal, 111/P alakalu 5.083 May- 3,39 3,95,053
387 Minerals Rural May-15 283 - - -
Gravel r 25 6
140
Sri Balaji Road Chinap 6-

711050 155/A Guntur 7-Nov-
275 Stone Metal, alakalu 4.986 Nov- 29,4 15,28 12,20,73 22,07,743 11,46,29
229 1 Rural 05 600
Crusher Gravel r 20 32 2 0 3
PVR Road 155/B Chinap 4-
711150 Guntur 5-Jun-
276 Chalapathi Metal, 1, B2 alakalu 1.186 Jun- 15,00 64,0 48,02 31,50,000 17,50,80
383 Rural 15 6,99,300
Metal Inds Gravel & B3 r 25 0 00 0 0
T. Road 19-
711070 Konda Narasara 20-
277 Venkatesw Metal, 401/B 1.000 Aug- 50,069
353 kavuru opeta Aug-17 600 780 300 60,141 49,997
arlu Gravel 27
Naga
Road 31-
711090 Jyothi Konda Narasara 1-Aug-
278 Metal, 401/B 2.525 Jul- 4,82 1,27,659
282 Stone kavuru opeta 07 1,981 1,698 1,26,848 1,27,273
Gravel 22 8
Crusher
M/s.
Road 13-
711070 Lepakshi Konda Narasara 14-
279 Metal, 401/B 1.420 Mar- 2,69 2,10,394
276 Stone kavuru opeta Mar-07 - 4,330 76,057 1,72,248
Gravel 22 4
Crusher
Road 14-
711090 T. Siva Konda Narasara 15-
280 Metal, 401/B 1.991 Dec- 61,961
352 Prasad kavuru opeta Dec-09 900 566 1,200 99,637 53,207
Gravel 19
A Road 17-
711140 Konda Narasara 18-Oct-
281 Venkaiah Metal, 401/B 0.607 Oct- 74,218
377 kavuru opeta 14 283 849 849 62,136 41,793
Chowdary Gravel 24
Road 16-
711150 K Siva Tadep 17-Jan-
282 Metal, 132 Tadepalli 4.005 Jan- 13,00 23,5 7,05,000
359 Reddy alli 15 4,000 4,16,125 2,00,250
Gravel 25 0 00
141
S Road 16-
711150 Tadep 17-Jan-
283 Rangaswa Metal, 132 Tadepalli 3.931 Jan- 21,20 20,0 5,97,120
360 alli 15 3,000 6,02,663 1,96,550
my Gravel 25 0 00
25-
711090 A Ram Rough Kolanu 26-
284 19 Tadepalli 1.001 Feb- 1,11,007
333 Gopal Stone konda Feb-09 540 90 - 35,252
19
12-
711080 Gopu Rough Kolanu 13-Oct-
285 19/P Tadepalli 1.894 Oct- 1,15,926
354 Subbarao Stone konda 08 500 100 - 84,885 -
18
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Guntur —II head quarters at Dachepalli
The Asst. Director of Mines & Geology office, Guntur —II head quarters at Dachepalli
having the jurisdiction of the following mandals of the District.
SI. Name of the SI. Name of the

N Mandal No Mandal
1. Rompicherla 9. Macherla
o. .
2. Nekarikallu 10. Durgi
3. Savalyapura 11. Karempudi
4. Vinukonda
m 12. Rentachintala
5. Bollapalli 13. Gurazala
6. Nuzendla 14. Dachepalli
7. Ipur 15. Machavaram
8. Veldurthy 16. Piduguralla
The Guntur District is endowed with mineral potentialities and the activity is spread
throughout the district. The mineral deposits in the jurisdiction of Asst. Director of
Mines & Geology, Guntur — II, Dachepalli (HQ) is predominantly Limestone, Quartz,
Slate Stone, Napa Slabs (Black & Colour) Mosaic chips, Road Metal, etc. The
Mineral Revenue of this office is mainly depending on collection of Royalty on the
Cement Grade Limestone. Earlier one M.L. was granted for Lead & Zinc in favour of
M/s.Hindustan Zinc in Bollapalli R.F. The company has surrendered the lease in the
year 2004 and the government accepted surrendering the lease. Subsequently, the
area was proposed for reservation of the area in favour of M/s. APMDC Ltd which is
under process. The following leases / licences are existing in this office jurisdiction.
143
MINING LEASES:
SI Name of the No. of Extent in

.N
1. Mineral
Lime Stone leases
30 Hectare
3997.57
o. s
9
QUARRY LEASES
SI. Name of the No. of Extent in

No
1. Mineral Stone
Lime leases
04 Hectare
2.670
.
2. Mosaic
(Minor) Chips 15 s
14.462
3. Black Granite 01 5.000
4. Colour 03 7.000
5. Slate Stone
Granite 05 13.999
6. Road Metal 43 68.502
7. Napa Slabs 69 77.069
8. Napa
(Black) Slabs 02 2.299
9 (Colour)
Gravel 02 8.092
10 Quartz 10 155.167
11 White Clay 02 11.795
12 Laterite 01 1.967
13 White Clay & 01 33.010
Total
Shale 158 401.032
Grand Total 206 4765.990
In addition to the above, already 05 cement plants are established in the jurisdiction
of this office, one Mining lease was granted to M/s. The India Cement Ltd over an
extent of 652.920 Hectares in Pondugula and Pulipadu Villages of Dachepalli and
Gurazala Mandals, but plant was established in Wadapalli Village limits of
Nalgonda District of Telangana state. Further four cement plants are going to be
establised by (1) M/s. Shree Cement Ltd (2) M/s. Chettinad Cement Corporation
144
Limited (3) M/s My Home Industries (P) Ltd and (4) Emami cements lease to be
executed in the jurisdiction of this office.
Further, the following Mineral Based Industries are under functioning in this office
jurisdiction.
S Type of Mineral Number No. of

I. Based Industry of Industries
N
1 Cement industrie
5 -registered
o
2 Stone Crushers
Companies s
12 under
10
3 Granite & 12
existing 12
MDL Rules,
4 Napaslab units
Polishing units 4 4
2017
5 Slate units 3 -
6 Pulverizing units 253 213
& Cem Units
7 Kilns 65 65
Total 354 304
The mineral activities of this Department are receiving and processing the
applications for grant of mineral concessions for both Major & Minor minerals and
investigation of the minerals available in this District, besides the mineral regulatory
work by collecting revenue on minerals as per the Schedule rates prescribed by the
State / Central Government.
145
ANNEXURE-2
Statement showing the list of leases for Major and Minor Minerals and details of lease wise production and Revenue collections during the
last three years pertaining to 0/0 ADM& G, Dachepalli
Production (
MINERAL Lease period Revenue Collections Remarks
SL. Extent (In Dispatches)
NAME OF THE LESSEE Location
NO Hects)
mosaic chips From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
1 T. Annapurna Gamalapad Dachepalli

u
mosaic chips 208/27P 0.704 14.08.2008 13.08.2018 1000 750 69500 47500
2 Sk Rehaman mosaic chips 323 Kesanupalli Dachepalli 1.310 26.10.2014 25.10.2024 2000 14000 54152 766603
3 P. Bala Koteswara Rao mosaic chips 321/2C Kesanupalli Dachepalli 1.363 19.09.2014 17.04.2025 6100 12130 295358 679026
4 Sreedhar Prasad Minerals mosaic chips 324/B Kesanupalli Dachepalli 0.234 21.10.2011 20.11.2021 5900 5300 266016 265017
5 P. Bala Koteswara Rao 321/2C, Kesanupalli Dachepalli

mosaic chips 0.404 19.09.2014 17.04.2025 3700 8735 165411 458382
2A
6 Y. Hari Prasad mosaic chips 218/14C Nadikudi Dachepalli 0.607 17.09.2008 16.09.2018 31500 3650 1460779 182500
7 P. Rama Rao mosaic chips 218/BA Nadikudi Dachepalli 0.404 20.02.2015 19.02.2025 4650 32000 208094 1600000
146
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
NO Hects)
8 M. Issaku mosaic chips 218/B2 Nadikudi Dachepalli 0.647 04.05.2005 03.05.2015 0 3450 0 192737
9 Sk. Bude Saheb mosaic chips 158/25-3 Nadikudi Dachepalli 0.405 22.02.2015 21.02.2025 0 0 300 0
M/s. The Vaddera Co- Nadikudi Dachepalli

10 mosaic chips 66/2B(P) 0.809 22.02.2008 21.02.2018 0 0 0 0
Operative .c.
11 P. Aruna mosaic chips 75/21 Tangeda Dachepalli 1.000 26.03.2007 25.03.2017 3872 0 215676 0
12 M. Kondafa Rao mosaic chips 75/2P Tangeda Dachepalli 1.000 20.07.2015 25.03.2017 1796 2800 113641 143342
13 P. Pitchamma mosaic chips 75/2P Tangeda Dachepalli 1.000 21.01.2007 26.01.2017 1700 31500 123642 1575028
M/s. N.C.L.Alltak & Succellor Tangeda Dachepalli

14 mosaic chips 75/21 1.000 06.01.2007 05.01.2017 730 4200 56956 210069
Ltd.
M/s. N.C.L.Alltak & Succellor Tangeda Dachepalli

15 mosaic chips 75/21 1.000 14.12.2011 04.01.2017 730 2175 57294 108819
Ltd.
16 M/s. Lakshmi Narasimha mosaic chips 28/P S. Karempudi 0.404 11.08.2011 10.08.2020 26000 1000 1295747 50464
147
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
NO Hects)
Mines 8 Agraharam
Sangham Minerals Vemavaram Machavara

17 mosaic chips 575/P 0.955 22.07.2013 30.05.2018 24000 3390 1144845 169569
m
18 V. Bhavani Sankar mosaic chips 279/7-1 Konanki Piduguralla 0.647 01.06.2015 31.05.2025 3690 263175 184569
19 B. Yella Rao mosaic chips 897/21C Piduguralla Piduguralla 2.428 25.09.2013 24.09.2023 2100 31000 160841 1550066
M/s. Viswanatha Stone Road Metal Gundlapalli Nekarikallu

20 573/P 1.092 02.02.2007 01.02.2017 3000 4000 183660 308736
Crusher
21 B. Narayana Reddy Road Metal 573/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 0.404 02.04.2009 01.04.2019 0 0 0 0
148
ANNEXURE-2
last three years pertaining to 0/o ADM& G, Dachepalli
Production (
MINERAL Extent Lease period Revenue Collections Remarks
Dispatches)
SL.NONAME OF THE LESSEE Location (In
Hects)
mosaic chips To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
M/s. Venkata Lakshmi

22 Road Metal 655/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 1.315 03.05.2007 02.05.2017 921 963 123485 71975
Stone Cruz
23 N. Radhika Road Metal 573/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 1.869 04.12.2008 03.12.2018 900 1050 118511 11330
M/s. Viswanatha Stone

Crusher

Crusher
M/s. Siva Sai Stone

26 Road Metal 655/4P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 0.635 09.02.2007 08.02.2017 315 300 41104 0
Crusher
27 P. Konda Reddy Road Metal 573/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu _ 08.06.2019 0 0 0
28 M/s. Sal Vishnu Stone Road Metal 573/P Gundlapalli 16.02.2020 430 306 51813 44928
149
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
Hects)
mosaic chips To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
Crusher
29 M/s. Sai Stone Crusher Road Metal 655(P) Gundlapalli 1.315 17.05.2007 16.05.2017 600 900 71833 25546
M/s. Srinivasa Stone

30 Road Metal 355/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 2 19.04.2007 18.04.2017 566 0 119737 0
Crushers
31 M/s. Saptagiri Minerals Road Metal 40/2 Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 2 21.06.2008 20.06.2023 0 0 1180 0
M/s. Divya Stone

Crusher
33 M/s. N.R.Stone Crusher Road Metal 573/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 1.578 23.9.2004 22.09.2019 610 1050 82244 0
M/s. Siva Sai Stone

34 Road Metal 1/5D Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 2 26.04.2008 25.04.2023 986 1000 69276 0
Crusher

Crusher
150
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
Hects)
mosaic chips To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
36 M. Sivamma Road Metal 655/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 2 27.08.2015 26.08.2025 1350 1200 171627 186362
37 M/s. Siva Sai Stone

Road Metal 655/P Gundlapalli Nekarikallu 0.526 29.05.2009 28.05.2019 269 372 33713 26537 ,
Crusher
38 A. Sambasiva Rao Road Metal 462 Chejerla Nekarikallu 1.902 01.01.2016 31.12.2025 0 0 125800 95131
39 A. Sambasiva Rao Road Metal USL Chejerla Nekarikallu 6 06.04.2015 05.04.2025 370 0 125800 95131
40 Y.V. Manmohan Road Metal 504/15 Inumella 1pur 1.011 30.02.2011 28.02.2021 13200 14300 831835 1130070
41 K. Suresh Road Metal 28/P Petasannigandla Karempudi 2.023 06.11.2008 05.11.2018 991 1394 163236 100128
42 K. Lenin Babu Road Metal 28P Petasannigandla Karempudi 14.12.2018 0 0 0 0
151
ANNEXURE-2
MINERAL Extent Lease period Production ( Revenue Collections Remar
SL.NO NAME OF THE LESSEE Location
mosaic chips (In From To 2015-16 2016-17
Dispatches) 2015-16 2016-17 ks
43 T. Lakshmi Narayana Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda Hects)

2.4 02.04.2009 01.04.2019 0 0 0 0
44 L. Venkata Subbaiah Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.546 02.04.2009 01.04.2019 685 750 45600 53059
45 M/s. Varalakshmi Stone Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 27.10.2008 02.01.2018 0 600 0 109703
46 M/s. Varalakshmi
Crusher Stone Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.405 18.07.2007 19.07.2017 0 0 0 109703
47 M/s. Venkata
Crusher Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2.5 03.04.2010 02.04.2025 755 0 0 106500
48 Ch. lmmanialSto
Ramatheerdha Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.5 05.03.2008 04.03.2018 0 966 0 0
49 M.Murahari Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2 11.05.2007 10.05.2017 0 0 0 0
50 J. China Devadanam Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.5 12.02.2008 11.02.2018 0 840 0 0
51 P. Venkata Rao Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2 15.04.2008 14.04.2018 825 850 100561 124630
52 G. Venkaiah Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2.53 15.04.2008 14.04.2018 980 700 127100 157982
53 M/s. Venkata Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 22.09.2008 17.02.2018 575 700 60069 106500
54 M/s. VenkataSto
Ramatheerdha Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.971 18.02.2008 17.02.2018 635 0 58567 106500
55 M/s. Sri Sto
Ramatheerdha Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2 18.08.2008 17.08.2018 0 1200 0 0
56 M/s. Varalakshmi Stone
Lakshminarasimha Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.404 20.07.2008 19.07.2017 0 630 0 109703
57 M/s. Padmaja
Swan Stone
58 I. Ravi Kumar
59 L. Kondalu Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1.5 28.09.2007 27.09.2017 892 510 81041 89271
60 I. Ravi Kumar Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.971 29.02.2007 28.02.2017 694 0 47443 26608
61 B. Koti Reddy Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 2.06 29.08.2009 28.08.2019 0 566 0 0
62 M. Pulla Rao Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 29.10.2008 28.10.2018 0 566 11500 63986
63 K. Ratan Babu Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 29.10.2008 28 10.2018 0 0 11500 114055
152
ANNEXURE-2
Production ( Revenue
MINERAL Lease period Remarks
Extent Dispatches) Collections
SL. NAME OF THE
Location (In
NO LESSEE
Hects) 2015- 2016-
mosaic chips From To 2015-16 2016-17
16 17
Deepthi Road Metal Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 01.05.2008 30.04.2018 0

64 29/P 0 0 0
Constructions
65 J. Ramesh Kumar Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 4.046 08.12.2010 07.12.2020 0 798 0 0
66 J. Venkata Subbaiah Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.922 19.01.2013 18.01.2023 648 0 59464 59797
67 A. Ramakrishna Road Metal 29/P Vinukonda Vinukonda 1 26.04.2013 25.04.2023 0 747 0 0
M. Yallamanda Road Metal Vinukonda Vinukonda 0.57 543 45740

68 29/P 0 55965
Reddy 19.01.2013 18.01.2023
Sk. Mahaboob NAPASLABS 435/P Atmakuru Durgi

69 0.404 06.10.2008 05.10.2018 0 0 6100 0
(BLACK)
70 B. Anantha Kumar NAPASLABS Polepalli Durgi

656/1188 1.598 27.01.2009 26.01.2019 0 0 0 0
(BLACK)
71 B. Ramakrishna NAPASLABS Polepalli Durgi 0.424 30.07.2008 27.07.2018 272 102 5020 0
656/11-B-
153
ANNEXURE-2
SL. NAME OF THE
Location (In
NO LESSEE
Hects) 2015- 2016-
16 17
(BLACK) 8
B. Satyanarayana NAPASLABS 656/11B- Polepalli Durgi

72 1.699 27.06.2009 26.06.2019 459 0 6018 0
(BLACK) 8(
Y. Venkateswarlu NAPASLABS Polepalli Durgi

73 656/11-BA 0.789 20.06.2014 19.06.2024 357 720 37700 41005
(BLACK)
74 B. China Siddaiah NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

484/1 0.477 05.12.2006 14.12.2014 170 2654 3756 0
(BLACK)
75 G. Mohan Rao NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

474 1.214 16.04.2009 15.04.2019 544 589 23636 64676
(BLACK)
Busa China Siddaiah NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

76 484/2, Plot 0.809 29.05.2009 28.05.2019 187 377 33691 14027
(BLACK)
Busa Venkateswara NAPASLABS 476 Plot Rayavaram Macherla

77 0.68 30.05.2009 29.05.2019 0 0 0 0
Rao (BLACK) No
154
ANNEXURE-2
SL. NAME OF THE
Location (In
NO LESSEE
Hects) 2015- 2016-
16 17
Ch. Balachennaiah NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

78 484/1A(P) 0.445 26.05.2004 25.05.2014 0 0 50 0
(BLACK)
79 K. Koteswara Rao NAPASLABS 757/P2 Rayavaram Macherla

0.182 12.06.2005 11.06.2015 0 0 0 0
(BLACK)
K. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

80 462P 1.914 14.05.2008 13.05.2018 0 0 200 0
(BLACK)
K. Pulla Rao NAPASLABS 476, Plot Rayavaram Macherla

81 1.214 27.04.2009 26.04.2019 476 5704 66514 48484
(BLACK) NI(
N. Ramesh NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

82 476, 484 0.505 15.11.2007 14.11.2017 221 1254 20400 9617
(BLACK)
83 0. Appa Rao NAPASLABS 476(P) Rayavaram Macherla 0

0.494 18.04.2009 17.04.2019 85 0 0
(BLACK) No.6
84 P. Bharathi NAPASLABS 453/83A Rayavaram Macherla 0.615 27.04.2009 26.04.2019 442 834 39944 11350
155
ANNEXURE-2
SL. NAME OF THE
Location (In
NO LESSEE
Hects) 2015- 2016-
16 17
(BLACK) Plc
156
ANNEXURE-2
Extent Production ( Revenue

NAME OF THE (In Dispatches) Collections
SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)
V. Seetharavamma NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

85 (BLACK) 476, 484 0.704 02.06.2014 01.06.2024 153 820 3169 99692
P. Bharathi NAPASLABS 435 & Rayavaram Macherla

86 0.473 03.04.2008 02.01.2018 272 3252 9248 46572
(BLACK) 453/,
P. Bharathi NAPASLABS 454/1A & Rayavaram Macherla

87 0.975 03.04.2008 02.01.2018 442 3252 9041 46572
(BLACK) 4
M/s. Sai Teja Slab NAPASLABS 453/B3A Rayavaram Macherla

88 1.449 17.05.2008 16.05.2018 816 998 88464 68400
Traders (BLACK) &
89 M/s. Sai Teja Slab NAPASLABS 454/2P & Rayavaram Macherla

0.384 26.04.2007 25.04.2017 612 998 38497 68400
Traders (BLACK) 4.
157
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)
M. Srinivasa Reddy NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

90 453B3BA 0.797 29.05.2009 28.05.2019 374 516 46477 3850
(BLACK)
B. Annapurnamma NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

91 484/2 0.692 01.08.2006 31.07.2016 357 0 11356 0
(BLACK)
B. Chandrasekhar NAPASLABS 484/1, Rayavaram Macherla

92 0.356 02.08.2013 01.08.2023 187 2204 22798 39925
(BLACK) 484/
K. Koteswara Rao NAPASLABS 484/2 B4 Rayavaram Macherla

93 0.453 05.02.2005 04.02.2015 0 0 120 0
(BLACK) &
K. Venkateswarlu NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

94 484/2 1.100 20.03.2005 19.03.2015 0 0 0 0
(BLACK)
P. Hanumantha Rao NAPASLABS Rayavaram Macherla

95 484/2 0.469 25.10.2015 24.10.2025 272 4156 28896 49883
(BLACK)
96 Ch. Lakshma Reddy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala 1.263 05.03.2014 04.03.2024 595 1662 74544 66417
838/283,
158
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)
(BLACK) 2(
B. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

97 840/181 0.979 04.07.2009 03.07.2019 510 952 58079 39810
(BLACK)
G. Krishnamurthy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

98 838/113 1.202 07.08.2012 06.08.2022 459 926 60094 61612
(BLACK)
G. Krishnamurthy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

99 838/1B 0.384 12.8.2009 11.08.2019 187 926 20093 61612
(BLACK)
K. Srinivasa Sankara NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

100 820/2 0.356 04.07.2009 03.07.2019 250 0 23213 0
Rao (BLACK)
K.V. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

101 291/18(P) 0.801 04.04.2008 03.04.2018 440 802 47814 44255
(BLACK)
K.V. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS 329/1 & Rentachintala

102 Gall 1.780 08.06.2007 07.06.2017 872 802 14935 44255
(BLACK) 34
159
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)
K.V. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

103 291/1-B 5.536 21.01.2013 20.01.2023 2164 802 242077 44255
(BLACK)
M. Siva Koteswara NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

104 291/15/2 0.809 02.11.2007 01.11.2017 884 1230 69366 46106
Rao (BLACK)
N. Satyanarayana NAPASLABS 821, Goli Rentachintala

105 1.514 13.03.2015 12.02.2025 357 3967 91135 63066
(BLACK) 822/1
160
ANNEXURE-2
Dispatches) Collections
NAME OF THE Extent (In
SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)cts
mosaic
From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
P. Rama Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

106 291/1B 1.724 21.01.2013 20.01.2023 610 3942 79792 81915
(BLACK)
S. NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

107 234 0.704 02.04.2008 01.04.2018 510 1340 34768 70448
Ramakrishnaprasad (BLACK)
S. NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

108 854/1C 0.842 12.08.2009 11.08.2019 510 1340 47068 70448
S. Vimala NAPASLABS 353/11, & Goli Rentachintala

109 0.404 07.01.2009 06.01.2019 238 0 150 0
(BLACK) 3
SK. Ramjan NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala 0.736

110 841/2B 23.10.2009 22.10.2019 442 720 13556 41005
(BLACK)
161
ANNEXURE-2
SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)cts
mosaic
From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
Y. Ganesh Babu NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

111 291/1B(P) 0.461 28.06.2008 27.06.2018 0 0 0 0
(BLACK)
N. Mallaiah NAPASLABS 380/6- Goli Rentachintala

112 0.554 09.01.2009 08.01.2019 170 5606 30340 154689
(BLACK) 4(P)
N. Mattapalli NAPASLABS 841/1, Goli Rentachintala

113 1.214 18.07.2006 17.07.2016 700 1484 54939 53324
(BLACK) 844/
G. Krishna NAPASLABS 291/15- Goli Rentachintala

114 0.809 20.05.2008 19.05.2018 0 0 0 0
(BLACK) 2B
D. Bangaru Reddy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

115 291/B 0.465 30.04.2010 29.04.2020 289 1346 36104 37733
(BLACK)
D. Bangaru Reddy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

116 291/B 0.566 30.04.2010 29.04.2020 155 1346 26916 37733
(BLACK)
162
ANNEXURE-2
SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)cts
mosaic
From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
K. Vamsi Krishna NAPASLABS 855 Goli Rentachintala

117 1.011 26.08.2011 13.08.2017 650 1590 47533 61570
(BLACK)
D. Sambaiah NAPASLABS 785 Goli Rentachintala

118 0.817 07.05.2013 06.05.2023 300 1110 42867 37557
(BLACK)
A. Purnachandra NAPASLABS 553/3, Goli Rentachintala

119 5.076 26.08.2013 25.08.2023 1744 7772 203289 248347
Rao (BLACK) 554,
D. Nageswara Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

120 840/1A&B 0.768 08.03.2015 07.03.2025 255 3918 44041 136174
(BLACK)
G. Kaspa Reddy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

121 291/1B 2.024 26.04.2013 25.04.2023 578 1562 93422 81979
(BLACK)
K. Joji Reddy NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

122 291/16 1.416 24.03.2015 23.02.2025 527 3997 81960 56898
(BLACK)
163
ANNEXURE-2
SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hects)cts
mosaic
From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
K. Pitchaiah NAPASLABS 822/2(P) Goli Rentachintala

123 2.067 14.08.2007 13.08.2017 595 8680 47230 26082
(BLACK) &
K.S. Sankara Rao NAPASLABS Goli Rentachintala

124 291/1B 0.461 19.04.2007 18.04.2017 350 870 22517 46570
(BLACK)
K. V. Bharathi NAPASLABS 852/5A, Goli Rentachintala

125 1.618 15.09.2014 14.09.2024 935 2454 78747 97011
(BLACK) 5B,
K.S. Sankara Rao NAPASLABS 805, Goli Rentachintala

126 2.290 05.08.2005 04.08.2015 890 870 57 46570
(BLACK) 820/1
164
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hec
mosaic chips Hects)From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
NAPASLABS
127 K.S. Sankara Rao 291/1B(P)Goli Rentachintala 1.012 09.02.2007 08.02.2017 540 870 57544 46570
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS 805,
128 K.S. Sankara Rao Goli Rentachintala 1.250 11.09.2004 10.09.2014 0 870 3400 46570
(BLACK) 820/1
NAPASLABS 844/2C2
129 K.V. Bharathi Goli Rentachintala 1.825 09.09.2013 08.09.2023 840 7412 90326 95972
(BLACK) &
NAPASLABS
130 D. Siva Venkata Raju 822 Goli Rentachintala 0.526 09.02.2007 08.09.2016 221 618 32234 30913
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
131 N. Satyanarayana 844/2B Goli Rentachintala 0.829 14.03.2015 13.03.2025 204 3967 20692 63066
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
132 SK. Masthan Vali 291/15-2 Goli Rentachintala 0.607 04.11.2007 03.11.2017 238 6890 35483 29336
(BLACK)
165
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hec
NAPASLABS
133 P. Annapurnamma 837/2 Goli Rentachintala 0.808 23.10.2006 22.10.2016 289 374 37871 8260
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS 838/2132,
134 P. Venkateswara Rao Goli Rentachintala 1.214 07.08.2007 06.08.2017 357 1501 13229 86019
(BLACK) 2;
NAPASLABS 840/1A-
135 S. Padmaja Goli Rentachintala 0.591 06.08.2014 05.08.2024 680 7310 56165 85041
(BLACK) 1B
S. NAPASLABS
136 843/1-4 Goli Rentachintala 1.105 18.02.2008 17.02.2018 782 1340 59560 70448
NAPASLABS
137 U. Gurulinga Raju 837/1B Goli Rentachintala 2.186 24.08.2008 23.08.2018 1130 7414 139874 105053
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
138 U. Taraka Prasanna 852/3 Goli Rentachintala 0.801 23.11.2006 22.11.2016 824 1750 79265 78155
(BLACK)
139 U. Taraka Prasanna 631/P Goli Rentachintala 0.405 15.05.2013 14.05.2023 660 1750 45206 78155
NAPASLABS
166
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hec
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
140 Y. Rama Rao 840/1B Goli Rentachintala 2.335 18.08.2009 17.08.2019 918 1292 121876 151461
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
141 Y. Vula Reddy 291/1B Goli Rentachintala 0.607 07.11.2007 06.11.2017 272 2681 35859 74343
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
142 M. Srinivasa Rao 838/A Goli Rentachintala 1.121 15.04.1999 14.04.2019 510 831 46099 85405
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS 841/1C &

143 G. Narsi Reddy Gnii Rentachintala 0.720 22.07.2014 21.07.2024 272 2480 17000 82006
(BLACK) 1
NAPASLABS
144 Sk. Abdul Jaleel 317 Thmrukota Rentachintala 1.214 06.10.2009 05.10.2019 442 0 5100 0
(BLACK)
M/s. Sai Slab NAPASLABS

145 USL KandlakuntaVeldurthy 1.060 14.10.2014 13.10.2024 850 1344 63282 44750
Marchant (BLACK)
167
ANNEXURE-2

SL.NO Location
LESSEE Hec
NAPASLABS
146 V. Subbamma USL KandlakuntaVeldurthy 0.404 22.04.2008 21.04.2018 510 0 15730 0
(BLACK)
NAPASLABS
147 A. Nageswara Rao 598/23D Mandadi Veldurthy 0.745 13.09.2005 12.09.2015 293 0 97 0
(BLACK)
168
ANNEXURE-2
Last three years pertaining to 0/o ADM& G, Dachepalli
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location (In
LESSEE
mosaic Hects) 2015- 2016-
From To 2015-16 2016-17
chips 16 17
G. Nageswara NAPASLABS 598/23D_2c Mandadi Veldurthy

148 1.052 02.12.2006 01.12.2016 1156 1146 102606 83173
Rao (BLACK)
Sk. Mastan NAPASLABS Mandadi Veldurthy

149 598/23D 0.404 19.07.2006 18.07.2016 272 272 27689 27689
Saheb (BLACK)
150 Sk. Mastan Vali NAPASLABS Mandadi Veldurthy

598/22D 0.404 19.07.2006 18.07.2016 255 204 9392 20670
(BLACK)
U. NAPASLABS Mandadi Veldurthy

151 596/20D 0.830 10.11.2015 09.11.2025 884 1458 84577 46108
Seetharamaiah(BLACK)
U. Ramakoti NAPASLABS 598/23_D Mandadi Veldurthy

152 0.748 10.11.2015 09.11.2025 782 726 44661 41152
(BLACK)
153 Y. Prasada Rao NAPASLABS Mandadi Veldurthy

598/23D/2( 1.011 24.07.2008 23.07.2018 391 404 39856 41878
(BLACK)
169
ANNEXURE-2
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location (In
LESSEE
From To 2015-16 2016-17
chips 16 17
154 U. Lakshmi NAPASLABS Mandadi Veldurthy

598/23D20 0.546 19.02.2009 18.02.2019 2890 1690 197051 80539
(BLACK)
155 Ch. Ramaiah NAPASLABS 598/23_D2C Mandadi Veldurthy

0.838 01.03.2005 12.09.2015 944 0 27597 0
(BLACK)
K. NAPASLABS 584/2 Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

156 3.173 02.02.2016 01.02.2026 748 4238 203200 127922
Chennamma (BLACK)
157 V. Ratnakar NAPASLABS Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy 0.809

584/2 05.11.2005 04.11.2015 0 0 10175 0
Rao (BLACK)
K. NAPASLABS Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

158 584/2P 1.619 26.09.2005 25.09.2015 612 0 39210 0
Dhanalakshmi (BLACK)
159 K. Gowramma NAPASLABS Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

584/2B 4.049 27.12.2005 26.12.2015 Determined Determined 0 0
(BLACK)
170
ANNEXURE-2
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location (In
LESSEE
From To 2015-16 2016-17
chips 16 17
Sk. Jani Basha NAPASLABS 584/2 Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

160 0.607 19.11.2004 18.11.2014 0 0 2050 0
(BLACK)
N. Ramesh NAPASLABS Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

161 584/2 1.619 05.11.2005 04.11.2015 573 1254 410 9617
(BLACK)
G. Nagamani NAPASLABS Ratchamallipadu Veldurthy

162 584/2 0.874 20.06.2006 19.06.2016 374 695 47291 0
(BLACK)
M/s. LIMESTONE 293/P 11 & Katrapadu Dachepalli

Innovation SLABS
163 1.618 01.09.2007 31.08.2017 0 0 0
Stone
(Color)
Industries 0
M/s. LIMESTONE Katrapadu Dachepalli

Innovation SLABS
164 293/P 0.607 01.09.2007 31.08.2017 0 0 0
Stone (COLOUR)
Industries 0
171
ANNEXURE-2
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location (In
LESSEE
From To 2015-16 2016-17
chips 16 17
M/s. Ambajee LIMESTONE Katrapadu Dachepalli

165 Rocks SLABS 293/P/307, 2.775 29.03.2016 21.01.2017 0 0 0
(COLOUR) 119265
M. Peera LIMESTONE Katrapadu Dachepalli

166 Reddy SLABS 293/P 0.647 15.05.2008 14.05.2018 44 0 27249
(COLOUR) 26000
M. Rami Reddy LIMESTONE Katrapadu Dachepalli

167 SLABS 293/P, Plot 0.604 13.03.2014 22.11.2022 66 0 29477
(COLOUR) 27400
172
ANNEXURE-2
Statement showing the list of leases for Major and Minor Minerals and details of lease wise production and Revenue Collections during the
Extent Production (
(In Dispatches)
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location
LESSEE )ts
Hects)
M/s. Ramya LIMESTONE SLABS

168 293/P, PI t Katrapadu Dachepalli 0.850 22.11.2012 21.11.2022 1155 0 128018 6500
Enterprises (COLOUR)
M/s. Sri Hari Slab LIMESTONE SLABS Rentachint

169 291/1B Goli 0.404 09.01.2002 08.01.2017 0 0 0 0
and Cutting Inc (COLOUR) ala
LIMESTONE SLABS
170 M/s. M.M. Rocks 807/16 Dachepalli Dachepalli 16.187 26.04.2014 25.04.2024 500 0 212 0
(COLOUR)
LIMESTONE SLABS
171 M/s. M.M. Rocks 807/16 Dachepalli Dachepalli 8.093 16.04.2014 15.04.2024 1720 2000 345662 469523
(COLOUR)
LIMESTONE SLABS Rentachint

172 Sunke Nagaiah 2971/1B Goli 1.416 21.12.2005 20.12.2015 0 0 0 0
(COLOUR) ala
173
ANNEXURE-2
Extent Production (
(In Dispatches)
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location
LESSEE )ts
Hects)
M/s. Madhu LIMESTONE SLABS 917/2A & Rentachint

173 Gottipalla 1.773 13.05.2008 12.05.2018 1275 0 159802 160012
Slates (COLOUR) U ala
LIMESTONE SLABS Un Rentachint

174 U. China Ankalu Gottipalla 0.202 17.04.2005 26.04.2015 55 0 1036 0
(COLOUR) Surveye ala
LIMESTONE SLABS Kambhampa

175 T. Lakshmi 1038 Macherla 0.202 23.02.2010 22.02.2020 0 0 0 0
(COLOUR) du
Bollapalli Naidupalem
176 New India Stones SLATE STONE Bollapalli 1.780 24.01,2008 23.01.2018 0 100 0 0
R. Beat
Sai Radha
177 Krishna Slate SLATE STONE 594/P Remidicherla Bollapalli 0.432 30.01.2012 29.01.2022 0 0 29433 22248
Pencil Inc
178 D. Srinivasa Rao SLATE STONE Kondramutla Ipur 0.404 15.04.2012 07.06.2015 0 0 27200 0
868/17A,
174
ANNEXURE-2
Extent Production (
(In Dispatches)
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location
LESSEE )ts
Hects)
1!
179 D. Srinivasa Rao SLATE STONE 868/21 Kondramutla Ipur 1.000 23.04.2014 22.04.2024 510 0 109501 94500
M/s. Ramya Machavara

180 SLATE STONE 165/1(P) Mallavolu 0.502 25.04.2005 24.04.2015 121 0 94 0
Enterprises m
181 Madhu Slates SLATE STONE 741/P Rayavaram Macherla 0.404 27.04.2005 26.04.2015 100 1210 2 0
Jurasic Stone (P)

182 SLATE STONE R.F Vinukonda Vinukonda 3.625 13.03.2007 12.03.2017 650 1210 0 223489
Ltd
Jurasic Stone (P) Bollapalli

183 SLATE STONE Vinukonda Vinukonda 8.000 16.10.2008 15.10.2018 2070 700 442022 437888
Ltd R.
M/s. Yamuna
Bollapalli
184 Slate Stone SLATE STONE Vinukonda Vinukonda 4.162 30.04.2011 29.04.2021 1000 0 326200 450
R.
Industr
175
ANNEXURE-2
Extent Production (
(In Dispatches)
NAME OF THE
SL.NO Location
LESSEE )ts
Hects)
185 J. Ramadevi GRAVEL 604 Challagundla Nekarikallu 4.046 29.02.12 28.02.2017 150 150 173390 4500
K. Kanaka Sena Tripurapura

186 GRAVEL USL Nekarikallu 4.046 04.03.2016 03.03.2021 0 300 163370 12860
Rao m
176
ANNEXURE-2
Location Extent Production ( Revenue

(In Dispatches) Collections
SL.N NAME OF THE
O LESSEE )ts
2016-
mosaic chips From T0 2015-16 2015-16 2016-17
17
Hects)
187 D. Nagaranjith GRAVEL 570/27 Daida Gurazala 31.10.201

4.046 01.11.12 1000 0 76058 0
Kumar 6 7
188 Ch. Mangi Reddy LIMESTONE Mallavolu Machavar

129/P 1.000 30.12.2004 Expired 0 0 37101 0
(MINOR) am
189 Ch. Rajesh Babu LIMESTONE 6/3A, Srirukmnipura Machavar 06.08.201

0.809 07.08.2007 10000 7000 870655 581000
(MINOR) 4A, 5, m am 7
N. Venkata Reddy LIMESTONE 5/3A, Srirukmnipura Machavar 22.02.202

190 2.125 11.02.2014 11500 8000 944051 0
(MINOR) 8/2 & m am 4
B. Venkayamma 5/1, 3/A,8/: Machavar

LIMESTONE 12.02.202
191 Srirukmnipura am 2.048 13.02.2014 8180 6285 688015 418835
(MINOR) 4
m
177
ANNEXURE-2

SL.N NAME OF THE
O LESSEE )ts
2016-
17
Hects)
192 Gnaneswari Quarry LIMESTONE 714/2( Konanki Pidugurall 21.05.202

0.809 22.05.2013 65500 64000 5454914 5312000
(MINOR) P) a 3
193 K.V. Nageswara Rao LIMESTONE 5/1, Goli Rentachin 05.06.201

2.670 06.06.2009 1200 1750 163098 148460
(MINOR) 3/A,8/ tala 9
R. Ramu BLACK Enugupalem Vinukond 08.01.202

194 100/8-1 0.740 09.01.2009 0 0 0 0
GRANITE a 9
195 Bharath Enterprises BLACK Puvvada Nuzendla 09.07.202

30 1.000 10.07.2008 0 0 194212 194212
GRANITE 8
M/s. Dharani BLACK 22/P, Puvvada Nuzendla 24.01.201

196 6.728 25.01.2008 0 0 0 0
Granites GRANITE 25/P 8
197 S. Bala Krishna BLACK Ummadivara Vinukond 01.12.202

51/P 5.000 02.12.2009 152.266 202.905 969752 505243
GRANITE m a 9
178
ANNEXURE-2

SL.N NAME OF THE
O LESSEE )ts
2016-
17
Hects)
Mahanandi Minerals BLACK Ummadivara Vinukond 05.12.203

198 112/P 1.000 06.12.2013 0 0 0 0
GRANITE m a 3
Divya Minerals COLOUR Gokanakonda Vinukond 26.04.202

199 512/2 2.000 27.04.2007 0 0 434050 0
GRANITE a 7
Bolla Srinivasa Rao COLOUR Gokanakonda Vinukond 02.04.202

200 418/3 1.000 14.10.2014 0.000 31.801 100148 128377
GRANITE a 9
Venkateswara COLOUR Gokanakonda Vinukond 02.04.202

201 418/3 1.000 03.04.2009 0.000 15.275 100525 100069
Granite Industries GRANITE a 9
M/s. Master Natural COLOUR Karumanchi Savalyap 19.10.202

202 148 5.000 20.10.2007 0 0 0 0
Rocks GRANITE uram 7
M/s. Krishna Sai COLOUR Karumanchi Savalyap 06.12.202

203 148 5.000 07.12.2007 1883.37 2392.27 3845152 5515188
Granites GRANITE uram 7
179
ANNEXURE-2

SL.N NAME OF THE
O LESSEE )ts
2016-
17
Hects)
Sri Lakshmi Granites COLOUR 501/2( Nuzendla Nuzendla 26.06.202

204 1.000 27.06.2009 0 0 0 0
GRANITE P) 9
M/s. J.V.S. Exim (P) COLOUR 196/16, Pamidipadu Vinukond 29.09.202

205 1.000 30.09.2005 0 0 0 0
Ltd. GRANITE B21 a 5
Maitreya Minerals Chejarla Nekarikall 01.01.202

206 QUARTZ USL 61.900 02.01.2006 1230 0 60169 2487916
u 6
207 B. Raghava Reddy Chejarla Nekarikall 24.03.203

QUARTZ USL 6.074 25.03.2011 0 0 0 0
u 1
180
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
SL.N NAME OF THE (In
Location
O LESSEE Hects)
mosaic
Hec From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
208 V. Rajagopala Reddy QUARTZ USL Chejarla Nekarikallu 8.093 25.03.2011 24.03.2031 0 0 0 0
209 D. Koti Reddy QUARTZ USL Chejarla Nekarikallu 0.093 25.03.2011 24.03.2031 0 0 0 0
K. Srinivasa Rao QUARTZ Tripurapura Nekarikallu 81450

210 USL 6.07 15.07.2013 04.07.2033 830 2300 91620
m
211 R. Venkataiah QUARTZ 845/P Madugula Gurazala 10.522 27.07.2005 26.07.2025 0 0 0 0
212 Lucent Minerals QUARTZ 1479/1A2 Madugula Gurazala 24.281 22.07.2005 21.07.2025 0 0 0 0
213 K. Pitchi Reddy QUARTZ 945/14C, B Madugula Gurazala 4.129 15.03.2008 14.03.2028 0 0 0 0
Penusila Mining QUARTZ Madugula Gurazala

214 945/14C/B/ 16.997 23.07.2008 22.07.2028 0 0 0
Company 0
215 D. Venkata Pullaiah QUARTZ 147(P) Nidanampa Durgi 4.046 22.12.2009 21.12.2029 0 0 0 0
181
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
Location
O LESSEE Hects)
mosaic
Hec From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
du
A. Ramadevi QUARTZ Petasanneg Karempudi

216 28 4.046 09.08.2012 08.08.2032 0 0 0 0
andla
217 A. Narendra QUARTZ -alara Nuzendla

105, 106, 4. 9.975 09.05.2005 08.05.2025 11790 10500 529743 788184
T lanlli
218 R.K. Enterprises QUARTZ 601/2 & 60 Talarlapalli Nuzendla 1.830 28.05.2003 27.05.2023 0 0 0 0
219 J.V.S Exim (P) Ltd QUARTZ Tana Vinukonda 0

78/2&81 4.690 12.05.2009 11.05.2029 0 0 0
Annavaram
220 V. Srinivasa Rao QUARTZ 132/1, 132/ Rupinagunta Nekarikallu 1.671 16.12.2013 15.12.2033 0 0 0 0
221 Micro Minerals QUARTZ 504 511 Chejarla Nekarikallu 20.032 19.06.2014 18.06.2034 1100 4010 32427 403976
222 Micro Minerals QUARTZ USL Chejarla Nekarikallu 19.668 19.06.2014 18.06.2034 2100 4500 126190 403976
182
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
Location
O LESSEE Hects)
mosaic
Hec From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
223 K. Ramanjaneyulu WHITE Kollagutla Durgi

492/2/B5 3.607 02.03.2002 01.03.2022 6132 7507 137198 450668
CLAY
V. Subba Reddy WHITE Kollagutla Durgi

224 492/21/B5( 8.178 16.03.2012 15.03.2032 0 0 0 0
CLAY
Superstar Slate & WHITE Remidicherl Bollapalli

225 585 36.017 15.07.2004 16.07.2024 1900 2100 346646 150027
Slate Pencil Ind CLAY a
226 B. Nagaraju LATERITE 792/1 Macherla Macherla 1.967 04.08.1999 03.08.2019 0 0 0 0
M/s. Andhra Cements LIMESTONE Alugumallip Dachepalli

227 58 38.10 24.10.1998 23.10.2018 0 0 105380 157624
Ltd adu
M/s. Gujarath Ambuja LIMESTONE Alugumallip Dachepalli

228 5/2, 8, 9 etc 277.87 15.10.1999 14.10.2029 0 0 754151 606642
Cements l adu
183
ANNEXURE-2
NAME OF THE MINERAL Extent Lease period Production ( Revenue Remarks

SL.NO Location
LESSEE (In Dispatches) Collections
mosaic chips Hects) From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
229 M/s. Andhra LIMESTONE 611/18 Gamalapadu Dachepalli 170.22 20.04.1998 19.04.2018 1003807 1037770 81016919 157624
230 S.Cements Ltd

Kasi Ratnam LIMESTONE Madinapad Madinapadu Dachepalli 4.86 23.08.2004 22.08.2024 0 0 0 0
231 M/s. Andhra LIMESTONE 260/1A, 1B, Ramapuram Dachepalli 191.32 16.07.2014 23.09.2021 0 0 395694 157624
232 Cements Ltd

M/s. Andhra LIMESTONE 717, 718 Nadikudi Dachepalli 6.63 19.12.1993 18.12.2013 0 0 13719 157624
233 Cements Ltd LIMESTONE 132, 133, 8, Pondugala Dachepalli 682.83 04.04.1987 03.04.2007 1001115 1069317 83835077 90512909
M/s. The India
234 Cements
K. Ltd
Raja Kumar LIMESTONE 90/3A1(P) Ramapuram Dachepalli 4.06 02.12.2008 01.12.2028 0 0 24111 0
235 M/s. Gujarath LIMESTONE Various Sankarapuram Dachepalli 673.73 30.12.2000 29.12.2030 0 0 1823156 606642
236 Ambuja
M/s. Bhavya LIMESTONE Nos ci,,
838/19, Tangeda Dachepalli 57.19 29.04.2010 28.04.2040 0 5000 0 678314
Cements
Cements I
Ltd
237 M/s. Bhavya LIMESTONE 16/11
to 26 Tangeda Dachepalli 346.21 29.04.2010 28.04.2040 1005704 1022500 80605003 678314
238 Cements Ltd

M/s. K.C.P. LIMESTONE 571/2, 588/ Terala Durgi 49.18 12.12.2008 11.12.2028 318497 400000 24890160 34543360
239 Cements
M/s. SriLtd LIMESTONE 914/2 Petasannegandla Karempudi 202.43 23.12.2002 22.12.2022 545877 518953 70020975 25730000
240 Chakra
K. Anjaneyulu LIMESTONE 717 Pillutla Machavaram 1.21 28.10.2002 27.10.2022 0 0 0 0
Cements Ltd
184
ANNEXURE-2
NAME OF THE MINERAL Extent Lease period Production ( Revenue Remarks

SL.NO Location
LESSEE (In Dispatches) Collections
mosaic chips Hects) From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
Ch. Pulla LIMESTONE Machavaram 4.00
241 45/21A, 47 Pillutla 25.11.2005 24.11.2025 0 0 0 15523
Reddy
242 B. Sarada LIMESTONE 695/B, 696/ Pillutla Machavaram 1.75 11.08.2003 10.08.2023 0 0 0 0
243 D. Parvathi LIMESTONE 596/8 Pinnelli Machavaram 1.91 28.06.2003 25.08.2023 0.000 0 0 0
244 Devi
D. Ravi Kumar LIMESTONE 596/7-1 Pinnelli Machavaram 4.60 06.09.2001 05.09.2021 0 0 0 0
245 M/s. Venus LIMESTONE 574/2B Vemavaram Machavaram 1.95 31.03.2003 30.03.2023 9500 7500 788641 622635
246 Minerals LIMESTONE 33 Tallapalli Macherla 3.90 21.06.1996 20.06.2016 0 0 20331 0

M/s. L.C.K.
247 Cements
M/s. Ltd
Nandipati LIMESTONE 480/44B Konanki Piduguralla 18.20 27.04.1995 26.04.2015 0 5000 0 474591
248 Rajyalakshimi
V. Sundari LIMESTONE 479/18 Konanki Piduguralla 62.73 14.03.2007 13.03.2027 66000 80000 5479254 6770059
Mir
249 M. LIMESTONE 713/2 & 71. Konanki Piduguralla 2.98 30.12.1999 29.12.2019 57500 16500 4772533 1375456
Adinarayana
185
ANNEXURE-2
Production (
Dispatches)
Location
O LESSEE Hects)
mosaic
Hec From To 2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17
chips
M/s. Sri Piduguralla Piduguralla

250 Venkateswara LIMESTONE 1000 20.24 20.03.1995 19.03.2015 0 3500 0 387600
Mines & r
M/s. Vakar Younus Piduguralla Piduguralla

251 LIMESTONE 897/26-17 7.72 17.03.2006 16.03.2026 0 0 0 0
Mines & Min(
252 Swarna Akkamma LIMESTONE 855/61 Piduguralla Piduguralla 184.07 24.06.2002 23.06.2022 67855 59600 5667138 4951904
M/s. Parasakthi Rentachint

253 LIMESTONE 494/10, 11, Goti 317.90 23.07.2010 12.12.2031 1035000 1055000 85926920 95277853
Cements Industr ala
M/s. Sanghi Gottimukka Rentachint 0

254 LIMESTONE 32/A, 6/2, 1 2003.40 28.07.2007 27.07.2037 0 0 0
Cements Ltd la ala
255 M/s. K.C.P. Ltd LIMESTONE 689/2-16, 8 Mandadi Veldurthy 50.41 04.03.2006 19.09.2017 260554 125000 19505038 22760
186
ANNEXURE-2
MY Home cements Gamalapa Dachepalli

256 LIMESTONE 3271/p 374.58 04.01.2017 03.01.2067 0 0 0 732886
Ltd du
257 chettinadu cements Petasannig Dachepalli

LIMESTONE varies 377.52 24.08.16 23.08.2066 0 0 0 725550
Ltd andla
258 KCP Cements Ltd LIMESTONE 656/11-B Mandadi Veldurthy 20.05 18.06.2016 17.06.2066 0 127000 0 11862316
Sree cements Ltd Kachavara Karempudi

259 LIMESTONE 677-680 283.59 06.01.2017 05.01.2067 0 0 0 554950
m
5707070.6020229. 49650744 31402013

Total: 6996.895
6 3 8 4
187
ANNEXURE-2
Statement showing the Number of sand reaches and details of dispatches during the last three years pertaining to
0/0 Assistant Director of Mines &Geology, Dachepalli
SL.NO Name of the Reach Permitted Quantity Dispatches
2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-

2018
NIL
188
Available mineral bearing areas for Establishment of Mineral based industries in the jurisdiction of 0/o Asst. Director of Mines and Geology,
Dachepalli, Guntur district
SL. Reserves in Possible Mineral Based

No Name of the Tonne
Location of the available area Industries to be Remarks
Mineral (Millions) Established
Cable and Winding Reserve Forest
1 Copper Ore Agnigundala(V), Bollapalli(M) * 3.102 works,
Auto Industry, Diacasting
2 Silver Gollapalli * 16.95 Reserve Forest
18.079 million Battery, Paints, The area falls in reserve forest. Earlier M/s
3 Lead and Zinc Gollapalli, Dhukonda, Karempudi [email protected] Cablewires

Hindustan Zinc Ltd., has done mining
% of lead and Electrical Industry operations.
Madugula (V), Gurazala (M) 213.527
Nidanampadu (V), Durgi (M), Glass, ceramics, Robo-

4 Quartz -
Sand
Thimmayapalem,
Surepalli (Vgs), Vinukonda (M)
189
SL. Reserves in Possible Mineral Based

No Name of the Tonne
Location of the available area Industries to be Remarks
Mineral (Millions) Established
Gundlapalli (V), Nekarekallu (M)
Hectares
Dachepalli(M), Piduguralla (M) Patta & Govt. lands. Part of the area
5 Lime Stone Machavaram(M), Rentachintala (M), * 2438.77 Cement Industry covered under leases and part of the area
Veldurthy(M), Gurazala (M) proposed for Auction.
One existing lease is in working over an

6 White Clay Koolagutla (V), Durgi (M) * 0.064 Ceramic Industry
extent of 3.607 Hectares
Aggregate / The Granite is grayish white in Colour and

S.No. 29 of Vinukonda
Road Metal not useful for cutting and polishing due to
7 and Gundlapalli 300 Acres Robo-Sand & Aggregates
hardness and colour variation, useful for
(Vi),Nakerikallu (M) Robo-Sand & Aggregates
8 Gravel Nakerikallu and Durgi Mandals 400.00 Acres - -
* The reserves are shown as per the letter No.213(1)/Gen.Updation/ME(1)/2015, dt.20.10.2015 of the IBM.
190
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Technical Report, 40p.
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DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

Government of Andhra Pradesh

ANDHRA PRADESH SPACE APPLICATIONS CENTRE (APSAC)

S.No Description Pg.No.

3.1 Kharif Rice Estimation using SAR data 48

S.No Description Pg.No.

3.5 Aerial Extent (Ha) of Flowers with Production (MT) in 2017- 57

4.2 Mandal - wise Aquaculture in Guntur District (Area in ha) 66

1. Salient Features of Guntur District

In February 1970, while forming Prakasam district with its headquarters as

1.1 Administrative Setup

Administratively, the district is divided into 57 mandals covering 4 Revenue

The river Krishna receives the Chandravanka, Golivagu, Dandivagu and

Fig.1. Administrative Boundaries of Guntur District

Fig.2 Satellite view of Guntur district during october month

Fig.3 Satellite view of Guntur district during January month

Fig.4 Satellite view of Guntur district during April month

The Chandravanka is an important tributary of the Krishna which drains in

Another tributary of the Krishna is the Naguleru, which raises in the

Fig:5 Catchment Area Map of Guntur District

1.3 Climate and Rainfall

Table: 1.1.Mandal Wise Average Annual Rainfall (mm)

Table: 1.1.Mandal Wise Average Annual Rainfall (mm)

Table: 1.1.Mandal Wise Average Annual Rainfall (mm)

Fig. 7 Locations of AWS in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh

Fig.8 Distribution of Rainfall in Guntur District, AndhraPradesh

1.4 Agriculture and Soils

The predominant crops such as paddy, jower, bajra among cereals,

The district is endowed with a rich variety of soils. It occupies an important

1.5 Transport and Communications

The district headquarters, Guntur town, is connected with broad gauge

Fig.9 Transport Network of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh

1.6 Population and Literacy

Mandal-wise spatial distribution of schedule caste population and types of

1.7 Important Places

1.7a Places of Tourist Interest

The prominent tourist spots in the district are Nagarjunasagar project,

It is located 35 km northeast of Guntur City on the banks of the river Krishna.

It is located 20 miles southwest of the city, formerly the Kingdom of Prati

unraveled mysteries to the tourist. It is a place of natural scenic beauty with

Kotappakonda, the temporal abode of Trikoteswara Swamy, is a village,

Undavalli-caves and Lower Mangalagiri Temple

It is located about 21 km northeast of Guntur city. These two places are

Uppalapadu Nature Conservation

Nagarjuna Sagar Dam & Ethipothala Falls

Nagarjuna Sagar, a massive irrigation project on the River Krishna, is

Fig. 11 Important tourist place in Guntur district

1.7b Places of Religious and Cultural importance

2. Land Utilization, Forest and Slope in the District

2.1 Land Use / Land Cover Classification

Various land use/land cover categories have been delineated by using 3

Table-2.1 Category-wise Distributions of Land use/Land Cover

1 Compact (Continuous) 91.72 0.81

2 Sparse (Discontinuous) 18.25 0.16

3 Vegetated / Open Area 28.78 0.25

4 Rural 320.65 2.81

5 Industrial 22.43 0.20

Industrial area-Ash / Cooling