Pincode of Ongole
Ongole Pincode 523001 represents the heart of Ongole, a vibrant city in Andhra Pradesh, India. Known for its cultural heritage, it boasts historic landmarks like the Chennakesava Swamy Temple and the Kothapatnam Beach. The code encompasses bustling markets, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities, offering a well-rounded urban experience. Ongole Pincode 523001 captures the essence of this coastal city, blending tradition and modernity to create a thriving and culturally rich community, making it an attractive destination for residents and tourists alike.
Here is a list of Ongole Pincode
| No. | Location | Pincode | District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ongole | 523001 | Prakasam | Andhra Pradesh |
About Ongole
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has the city of Ongole in its Prakasam district. It serves as both the mandal headquarters for Ongole mandal in the Ongole revenue division and the district headquarters for Prakasam. The name of the native breed of oxen, Ongole cattle, comes from Ongole.
History
The Maurya and Satavahana dynasties, who dominated most of modern-day Andhra Pradesh, began to rule the town in 230 BCE. In the village of China Ganjam, which is close to Ongole, a few inscriptions from the Satavahana period have been discovered.
This location gained prominence once more after the Satavahanas, during the Kakatiya dynasty, when the adjacent cities of Motupalli and Voda Revu functioned as important seaports. The Pallava kings of the third and fourth centuries A.D. also made reference to Ongole in their inscriptions. Krishna Deva Raya also held sway over the city. Before the British arrived, the Mandapati dynasty (zamindars) was the last to dominate the Ongole region.
Geography
The location of Ongole is 15.5°N 80.05°E. Situated on the plains, it has an average elevation of 10 m (33 ft) AMSL. The city is located on India’s east coast, approximately 15.54 miles (25 kilometers; 16 km) to the west of the Bay of Bengal.
Climate
The peak summer temperatures, which can reach 44 °C (111 °F), occur from March to May. However, these are typically followed by monsoon rains, with an average annual rainfall of 794.5 mm from both the northeast and southwest monsoons. With a favorable climate, the winter season (November to February) is the most delightful. Typically, the winter months are dry with little to no precipitation. 24.5 C is the average annual temperature. Although they can happen at any time of year, cyclones typically occur from October to December.
Demography
There were 208,344 people living in the city as of the 2011 Indian Census. 994 females for every 1000 males is a higher sex ratio than the 940 per 1000 national average. 19,744 children, or 935 per 1000, are in the 0–6 age range; 10,228 of them are males and 9,516 are girls. With 153,628 literate people, the average literacy rate is 83.04%, far higher than the state average of 67.41%.
Economy
Ongole’s main sector is agriculture, and it’s a significant hub for Andhra Pradesh’s tobacco trade. A breed of oxen known as ongole bulls is exported to numerous nations. In America, the Brahman bull is a hybrid of the Ongole. There are a lot of Ongole oxen on Malaysia’s Ongole Island. Several million Ongole off-breed animals are thought to exist in Brazil [by whom?]. A little area near Ongole town, between the Gundlakamma and Musi rivers, is home to the original breed of Ongole stud bulls.