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Payakaraopeta history edit

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Payakaraopeta is one of the ancient village in visakhapatnam district. Payakaraopeta is the an assembly constitution reserved with Schedule caste.

•	1951 - Raja Sagi Suryanarayana Raju

• 1962 - Mande Pitchaiah • 1967 and 1972 - Gantlana Suryanarayana • 1978 - Maruthi Adeyya • 1983 - Sumana Gantela • 1989 and 1994 - Kakara Nookaraju • 1999 and 2004 - Chengala Venata Rao • 2009 - Golla babu rao The major river Thandava flows from this village and adjoing in the sea near pentakota village of payakaraopeta mandal. Visit place Gopalapatnam is situated on the left bank of river Thandava in Payakaraopeta Mandal of Visakhapatnam district. It lies about 10 Km. south of Tuni railway station in course of exploration in and around the village stone veneered stupas, Brick built stupas, viharas, title and early historic pottery were noticed in side the village, as also on the hill ranges, locally known as ?Budhikonda?, ?Seethammakonda?, ?Burolametta? And ?Veerulametta?. The entire village appears to have been built on ancient habitation.

By Srinivas.G —Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.254.127.58 (talk) 10:23, 16 January 2010 (UTC)Reply

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