Not every village on the list gets the same benefit. Here is the exclusive differentiation:
– As the construction activity for the new Greenfield capital of Andhra Pradesh picks up monumental pace, one phrase is dominating land negotiations, real estate portals, and family dinner conversations: Amaravati Inner Ring Road (IRR) . Whether you are a farmer looking to understand land pooling status, a developer scouting for the next hotspot, or an NRI investor seeking high-ROI plots, getting the exclusive and accurate list of villages falling under the IRR is non-negotiable. amaravati inner ring road villages list exclusive
As of early 2026, the state government is advancing the IRR project via a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model Not every village on the list gets the same benefit
Ananthavaram, Bhavanipuram, Borupalem, Chinaparimi, Chodavaram, Dondapadu, Enikepadu, Gollapudi, Guntur outskirts, Jonnalagadda, Kanuru, Kaza, Kesanapalle, Kolanukonda, Krishnayapalem, Lingayapalem, Maladi, Mandadam, Mangalagiri town, Namburu, Nekkallu, Nelapadu, Nidamarru, Nunna, Pathapadu, Pedaparimi, Penumaka, Pittambanda, Pondugula, Ramavarappadu, Rayapudi, Sakhamuru, Tadepalle, Thotlavalluru, Uddandarayunipalem, Vaddeswaram, Veerullapadu, Vemavaram, Yanamalakuduru, Yerrabalem, plus 23 other micro-villages within IRR ROW (list truncated for brevity – full available in APCRDA gazette). As of early 2026, the state government is
Portions of Ananthavaram (to save agricultural wetlands).
(Note: some village names are general region descriptors; local administrative boundaries and spellings vary. This list focuses on settlements directly influenced by the Inner Ring Road corridor.)
After conducting extensive research and verifying official records, we have compiled an exclusive list of villages that will be directly impacted by the Amaravati Inner Ring Road project. The list includes: