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Guntur Region Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 1 GUNTUR 58 D NO :276 92 8.53 CORPORATION GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 2 GUNTUR 57 15 OF GORANTLA VILLAGE 40 1.84 CORPORATION GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 3 GUNTUR 59 75 OF POTHURU VILLAGE LIMITS 63 4.733 CORPORATION MANGALAGIRI 4 GUNTUR 11 58/1 OF MANGALAGIRI 19 0.66 MUNICIPALITY MANGALAGIRI 5 GUNTUR 5 167 of Mangalagiri 19 1 MUNICIPALITY 6 GUNTUR AMRDA TADIKONDA LAM TADIKONDA 297/(P),298/(P) 48 3.34 NARASARAOPET 7 GUNTUR 7 1579,1579/1, 1579/2 0 2.23 MUNICIPALITY PIDUGURALLA 8 GUNTUR 8 130/16/A 0 3.63 MUNICIPALITY PIDUGURALLA 9 GUNTUR 8 153,154,177,178 0 18 MUNICIPALITY PIDUGURALLA 10 GUNTUR 8 130/1,130/2 0 2.39 MUNICIPALITY REPALLE 11 GUNTUR 13 74 , 76 30 3.46 MUNICIPALITY REPALLE 12 GUNTUR 10 221 , 246-3, 246-4 , 246-5 68 5.24 MUNICIPALITY 13 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 4 D No 472-4 22 2.4 14 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 1 350/4,350/5,350/6,350/7. 8 0.32 15 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 40 674-4 9 0.47 PIDUGURALLA 16 GUNTUR 19 897/16, 897/19-3, 897/21-1 97 9.22 MUNICIPALITY 17 GUNTUR AMRDA TADIKONDA LAM TADIKONDA 132/(P) 14 1.25 REPALLE 18 GUNTUR 18 18 0 0.71 MUNICIPALITY Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres SATTENAPALLE 19 GUNTUR SATTENAPALLI(U) 40-3 & 45-1A 40 1.75 MUNICIPALITY SATTENAPALLE 20 GUNTUR SATTENAPALLI(U) 105 51 4.75 MUNICIPALITY SATTENAPALLE 21 GUNTUR SATTENAPALLI(U) 152-1B3 16 0.75 MUNICIPALITY 22 GUNTUR AMRDA MANGALAGIRI KAZA KAZA 129/1B, 137/2B2,137/2 0 0 23 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM TELAPROLU 779/1 0 0 24 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM TELAPROLU 778/1 ,778/2 ,778/3 0 0 PIDUGURALLA 25 GUNTUR 8 127/2 0 2.09 MUNICIPALITY PIDUGURALLA 26 GUNTUR 8 41/A,,44/A 49 4.15 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 27 GUNTUR 14 1035/1 A2 29 0 MUNICIPALITY 28 GUNTUR AMRDA TADIKONDA KANTHERU kanteru 125/a 542 9.98 29 GUNTUR AMRDA EDLAPADU UNNAVA unnava 74/c3a,d,e,75/g 144 7.32 30 GUNTUR AMRDA MANGALAGIRI KAZA KAZA 301 0 0 31 GUNTUR AMRDA MANGALAGIRI KAZA KAZA 301 0 0 GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 32 GUNTUR 26 D.NO.598 OF GUNTUR 8 1.9 CORPORATION BAPATLA 33 GUNTUR 23 1000/3, 5, 6, 7 23 0 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 34 GUNTUR 1 331 00 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 35 GUNTUR 23 74/2,3,4 11 0 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 36 GUNTUR 7 616/4 70 0 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 37 GUNTUR 23 82/2B 16 0 MUNICIPALITY BAPATLA 38 GUNTUR 1 340,344/5,6 42 2.05 MUNICIPALITY 39 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 500/1 0 0 40 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 461 0 0 Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres 41 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 456 , 457/1 , 457/2 , 458/1 0 0 42 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 453/1 , 453/2 0 0 43 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 500/1 ,501 ,502/1 ,503/5 0 0 ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 44 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 337 0 0 U U ANGALAKUDUR 45 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI angalakuduru 228-A ,228-B ,227 0 0 U 46 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 3 449 0 0 47 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 3 483 0 0 48 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 3 483 0 0 49 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 3 446 & 479 0 0 50 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 2 359 0 0 51 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR NARAKODUR 493/1 0 0 52 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI Kattempudi 258/5, 258/6, 258/7 0 0 53 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 2 413/1A,413/1B 31 0 54 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 2 384/1C,384/2B,385/1 & 385/2 63 0 55 GUNTUR TENALI MUNICIPALITY 2 239/6 0 0 GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 56 GUNTUR 57 25, 26 8 0.5 CORPORATION 57 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM TELAPROLU 817/3 , 818 0 0 GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 461/1, PEDAPALAKALURU 58 GUNTUR 56 25 1.86 CORPORATION VILLAGE ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 59 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 78/9 ,79/A1 ,80-A 0 0 U U ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 60 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 212-B ,213/A1 0 0 U U Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres 61 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI GUDIVADA KOPALLE 389/A5 ,389/A6 0 0 ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 62 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 360-A ,362/1 ,362/5 ,362/6 0 0 U U ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 63 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 292/2 0 0 U U ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 64 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 283 ,287/1 0 0 U U 65 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NANDIVELUGU NANDIVELUGU 237/B2B 0 0 66 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NANDIVELUGU NANDIVELUGU 212/B2 0 0 67 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 258/1, 259/2, 259/3, 260/4 0 0 68 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 260/2, 260/3, 260/4 0 0 69 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 222 0 0 70 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 263/4, 263/5, 263/6 0 0 JAGGADIGUNTA 71 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU 181/1 0 0 PALEM JAGGADIGUNTA 72 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU 212/2 0 0 PALEM JAGGADIGUNTA 73 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU 221 0 0 PALEM JAGGADIGUNTA 222 ,223/3 ,223/4 ,223/5 ,223/6 74 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU 0 0 PALEM ,223/7 JAGGADIGUNTA 75 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU 213 0 0 PALEM 76 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU nelapadu 359/2 ,359/3 ,359/6 0 0 77 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 245/1, 249, 250/1, 250/2 0 0 78 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 241/2, 246/1, 247/1, 248/1, 248/2 0 0 79 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI KATTEMPUDI 274/2 0 0 600A/3, 600A/4A, 600A/4B, 80 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU KONDAMUDI Kondamudi 0 0 601/A1 ANGALAKUDUR ANGALAKUDUR 81 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 373/5 ,374/4 ,436-B 0 0 U U 82 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU CHINARAVURU 203/2 ,204/2 0 0 83 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PINAPADU PINAPADU 35/2 ,36/2 ,36/3 0 0 84 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 441 ,442/2 0 0 Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres 85 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 421/1 0 0 86 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM KATHEVARAM 54/3 0 0 SOMASUNDARA 87 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM 402/1 ,402/2 ,486/5 ,486/6 & 486/7 0 0 PALEM 88 GUNTUR AMRDA TADIKONDA MOTHADAKA TADIKONDA 99/6(P) 16 0.772 89 GUNTUR AMRDA TADEPALLI UNDAVALLI UNDAVALLI R.S NO:159/2B & 160/A1B 36 1.82 PATCHALATADIP Patchalatadiparr 150/4B, 150/5, 150/6, 157/1, 157/2A, 90 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU 0 0 ARRU u 157/2B 91 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU DANDAMUDI Dandamudi 270/4, 270/5 0 0 BRAHMANA Brahmanakodur 290/5, 290/6, 290/7, 290/10, 291/4, 92 GUNTUR AMRDA PONNURU 0 0 KODURU u 291/5, 291/6, 291/7 93 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PINAPADU PINAPADU 256/4 ,256/5 ,256/6 0 0 94 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PINAPADU PINAPADU 221/4 0 0 95 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PINAPADU PINAPADU 249/1 , 249/2 0 0 96 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 252/2 0 0 97 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 241/4 0 0 98 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 247 0 0 99 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 224 0 0 100 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 446/1 0 0 101 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 604 ,605 0 0 102 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI PEDARAVURU PEDARAVURU 691/2 ,692 0 0 103 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 587 0 0 104 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 569/3C, 577, 578/3 0 0 105 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR NARAKODURU 468/C 0 0 106 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU GODAVARRU GODAVARRU 330 0 0 107 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU GODAVARRU GODAVARRU 267/1 0 0 108 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 226,227 0 0 109 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 210 0 0 110 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR NARAKODURU 203/A 0 0 111 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 199/B 0 0 112 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VADLAMUDI VADLAMUDI 199/1A1, 201/2, 201/3 0 0 113 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI GUDIVADA ERUKALAPUDI 418/1 ,419/1 &419/2A 0 0 Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No District ULB/UDA Name Mandal Name Ward/Village RS/TS No Village Panchayat Plots Acres 114 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VEJENDLA VEJENDLA 197 0 0 115 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VADLAMUDI VADLAMUDI 114/2A, 114/2B, 114/3A, 113/4A 0 0 116 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU VADLAMUDI vadlamudi 114/1, 114/2A 0 0 GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 117 GUNTUR 41 202/A1 16 0.57 CORPORATION 118 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI GUDIVADA ERUKULAPUDI 442/1B ,443/1 0 0 119 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KOLAKALUR KOLAKALURU 172/3 0 0 SANGAMJAGARL SANGAMJAGARL 120 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI 118 ,119 & 125 0 0 AMUDI MUDI 121 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 484/7 ,485/7 0 0 122 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 467 ,468/1 0 0 123 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU NELAPADU 559 0 0 124 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI NELAPADU nelapadu 576/1 ,576/2 ,576/5 & 577 0 0 GUNTUR MUNICIPAL 125 GUNTUR 20 357/A, 358/B 24 3.01 CORPORATION 126 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU CHEBROLE CHEBROLU 223, 225/4 0 0 127 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR NARAKODURU 158/B 0 0 128 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU CHEBROLE CHEBROLU 129/1, 129/2 0 0 129 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU CHEBROLE CHEBROLU 77/1A 0 0 130 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR Narakoduru 71 0 0 131 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR Narakoduru 69/B 0 0 132 GUNTUR AMRDA CHEBROLU NARAKODUR Narakoduru 59 0 0 133 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM KATHEVARAM 2/3 ,3/4 0 0 SOMASUNDARA 134 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM 486/3 ,486/4 0 0 PALEM 135 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM TELAPROLU 842 0 0 136 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM TELAPROLU 496/2 ,496/3 0 0 137 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM KATHEVARAM 3/1 0 0 138 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM KATHEVARAM 590 0 0 139 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI KATHEVARAM KATHEVARAM 16/3 0 0 140 GUNTUR AMRDA TENALI CHINARAVURU CHINARAVURU 218 ,219 0 0 Details of Unauthorised Layouts in Guntur Region Revenue Gram No Of Extent Sl.No
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