Medak Pincodes

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Pincodes of Medak

The Medak Pincodes include a variety of areas within the ancient town of Medak, located in Telangana, India. These codes provide entry to Medak’s historic temples, valuable agricultural history, and rich cultural heritage, ranging from the famous 502110 to the busy 502401. Take in the town’s traditional food, visit famous sites like the Medak Cathedral, and take part in its colorful festivities. Medak Pincodes offer access to the heart of this area, where farming and spirituality dwell in harmony. These pincodes provide an enthralling trip into the center of Medak, whether you’re touring historical sights or discovering the town’s cultural gems.

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No	Location	Pincode	District	State
1	A.I.e. r.c.puram	502032	Medak	Telangana
2	Abbenda	502286	Medak	Telangana
3	Admn. bldgs	502032	Medak	Telangana
4	Ahmedpur	502278	Medak	Telangana
5	Aie Bollaram	502325	Medak	Telangana
6	Ajjamarry	502314	Medak	Telangana
7	Akaram	502108	Medak	Telangana
8	Akkannapet	502115	Medak	Telangana
9	Akkaram	502311	Medak	Telangana
10	Akkenapally	502280	Medak	Telangana

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About Medak

The Indian state of Telangana has the district known as Medak. The district office is at Medak. The districts of Sangareddy, Kamareddy, Siddipet, and Medchal are all bordered by the district. Because of the abundant flora, Qutub Shahi called the Medak region Gulshanabad.

Geography

One of Telangana’s western districts, Medak, is roughly located between latitudes 17°27′ and 18°19′ north and longitudes 77°28′ and 79°10′ east. The district’s borders are as follows: Karimnagar and Nizambad to the north; Warangal and Nalgonda to the east; Rangareddy district to the south; and Karnataka State to the west. With a total area of 2,765 square kilometers, the district is ranked 16th in the state and contributes roughly 3.53% of the state’s area. The district is shaped like a rectangle from west to east.

Physiography

The district is situated between 500 and 600 meters above Mean Sea Level (MSL) on average. The region’s geography is made up of plains, uplands, plateaus, large expanses of stony waste, boulder boulders, open scrubs, and dry channels. Ponds are also common throughout the district. The district is spanned by a few mountains, such as the Medak Hills. Moreover, there are rocky clusters and solitary summits spread around. Reserved woods of maddi, chinangi, satinwood, mahua, nim, and abnus cover the steep regions.

Climate

The Medak district is located quite a distance from the shore, and it has a tropical climate with hot, dry summers save from the South-West monsoon season. The district’s climate allows for the division of the year into four distinct seasons. March through May is considered the hot season. The temperature rises steadily starting in March, with May often being the hottest month of the year. The South-West monsoon (SW rainy season) lasts from June to September, whereas the North-East monsoon (NE rainy season) lasts from October to December. Winter, or the cold season, lasts from January to February.

Temperature

The temperature can reach up to 46°C on certain days, although the days are intensely hot. In 2001, the hottest month of May, a high temperature of 45.3°C was recorded for the decade. The South-West monsoon arrives about the middle of June, bringing with it a noticeable dip in temperature. October marks a minor uptick in daytime temperatures as nighttime lows continue. The temperature rapidly drops after November, both during the day and at night. December of 2000 in the early decade are the only times that a minimum temperature of 11.5°C was recorded.

Transport

The nation’s trade, social integration, and economic growth all depend on the country’s transportation route network. It makes moving people and products more efficient. The quality, quantity, and accessibility of the road network affect a number of economic factors, including travel time, transportation expenses, input costs, and final product costs. Additionally, the road network encourages a broad market for a variety of goods and services, expanding marketplaces and allowing for the utilization of economies of scale.

FAQs

Why is Medak famous?

The Vatican is the greatest cathedral in the world, while the Medak Cathedral is the largest in all of Asia. Surrounded by lakes, well-known temples, pilgrimage sites, and historical monuments, it's a perfect destination for tourists. A few wildlife sanctuaries and forests are well-known for being good places to see birds and other wild creatures.

Is Medak in Andhra Pradesh?

The Indian state of Telangana contains the Medak district. The district office is at Medak. The districts of Sangareddy, Kamareddy, Siddipet, and Medchal are all bordered by the district.

Which zone is Medak in?

Sangareddy, Medak, Siddipet, Jangaon, Warangal Rural, Warangal Urban, Mahabubabad, Jayashankar Bhupalapally, Bhadradri Kothagudem, and Khammam districts are all included in this zone. The majority of the 779–1213 mm of annual rainfall is derived by the southwest monsoon. Sangareddy, Medak, Siddipet, Jangaon, Warangal Rural, Warangal Urban, Mahabubabad, Jayashankar Bhupalapally, Bhadradri Kothagudem, and Khammam districts are all included in this zone. The majority of the 779–1213 mm of annual rainfall is derived by the southwest monsoon.

What is the old name of Medak?

Because of the expansion of both fine and coarse rice in this region, Medak was once known as Methukudurgam, which later changed to Methuku. Following the Kakatiya Kingdom's split from the Bahmani Kingdom, the Medak area joined the Golconda Kingdom.

Which river is near Medak?

With the exception of the River Manjeera, a tributary of the River Godavari that flows north, there are no significant rivers that pass through the district. Other minor rivers that flow through the district are the Haldi, Nalla, Naranja, and Kudleru Vagus.