Vidavalur

Vidavalur is a Town and Mandal in Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh. In India, a mandal is a sub-division of a district that is responsible for the administration and revenue collection of a particular area within the district. It is an important part of the local governance structure, and plays a crucial role in the development and administration of its local community.

According to Census 2011, the sub-district code of Vidavalur Block (CD) is 05168. The total area of Vidavalur Mandal is 172 km². Vidavalur has a sex ratio of approximately 980 females per 1,000 males.

List of Villages in Vidavalur Mandal

Vidavalur Mandal has a total of 10 villages, each with its own identity, gram panchayat, and local lifestyle. These villages form the real backbone of the region, where everyday life is rooted in agriculture, tradition, and community ties. The list below shows all villages in Vidavalur Mandal, along with their respective gram panchayat and nearest town.

#Village NameGram PanchayatNearest Town
1Alaganipadu Alagani Padu Nellore (28 km)
2Chowkacherla Chowkicherla Nellore (20 km)
3Dampuru Dampuru Nellore (24 km)
4Dandigunta Dandi Gunta Nellore (26 km)
5Mudivarthi Anna Reddy Palem Nellore (20 km)
6Parlapalle Parlapalle Nellore (18 km)
7Utukuru Utukur Nellore (30 km)
8Varini Ramachandra Puram Nellore (26 km)
9Vavilla Vavilla Nellore (22 km)
10Vidavalur Vidavalur Nellore (21 km)

Population of Vidavalur Mandal

The population profile of Vidavalur Mandal offers a deeper understanding of how people are settled across its rural and urban parts. The following sections provide key insights into total population, household distribution, literacy, and age demographics — data that plays a vital role in planning development work and allocating public resources effectively.

Basic Population Details

This section offers a snapshot of Vidavalur Mandal's population composition, including male-female ratio, child population, and how literacy levels vary between villages and towns.

Particulars Total Rural Urban
Total Population 47,489 47,489 N/A
Male Population 23,981 23,981 N/A
Female Population 23,508 23,508 N/A
Child Population (Age 0–6) 4,964 4,964 N/A
Male Child Population (Age 0–6) 2,583 2,583 N/A
Female Child Population (Age 0–6) 2,381 2,381 N/A
Literate Population 26,724 26,724 N/A
Literate Male Population 14,822 14,822 N/A
Literate Female Population 11,902 11,902 N/A
Illiterate Population 20,765 20,765 N/A
Illiterate Male Population 9,159 9,159 N/A
Illiterate Female Population 11,606 11,606 N/A
Total Households 13,669 13,669 N/A

Here’s a simplified summary based on Census 2011 stats:

  • Total population is approximately 47,489 people. Includes nearly 23,981 males and 23,508 females. Rural population is about 47,489 people.
  • There are around 4,964 children aged 0 to 6 years. This includes approximately 2,583 boys and 2,381 girls.
  • Literate population is about 26,724 people. Non-literate population is around 20,765 people.
  • There are nearly 13,669 households.

Social Structure and Density

This section offers a snapshot of social structure in Vidavalur Mandal, highlighting the SC and ST population across rural and urban areas, as well as how densely people live in different parts of the region.

Particulars Total Rural Urban
Total SC Population 10,817 10,817 N/A
SC Male Population 5,548 5,548 N/A
SC Female Population 5,269 5,269 N/A
Total ST Population 7,503 7,503 N/A
ST Male Population 3,779 3,779 N/A
ST Female Population 3,724 3,724 N/A
Population Density 276 / km² 276 / km² N/A

Here’s a simplified summary based on Census 2011 stats:

  • Scheduled Caste (SC) population in Vidavalur Mandal is approximately 10,817 people, including 5,548 males and 5,269 females. Around 10,817 people live in rural parts.
  • Scheduled Tribe (ST) population in Vidavalur Mandal is about 7,503 people, including 3,779 males and 3,724 females. Around 7,503 live in villages or rural parts.
  • In terms of density, overall population density is around 276 people per square kilometre, rural areas have about 276 people per sq. km.