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Pedda Korpole
Pedda Korpole is a rural area in Warangal District of Telangana. Warangal is an ancient city in Telangana.

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Pedda Korpole, Warangal District, TelanganaPedda Korpole is a village located in Nekkonda of Warangal district. This ancient district is located in Telangana, a newly formed state in India.

Location of Pedda Korpole
Pedda Korpole is located very near to the Kazipet Vijayawada railway line. It comes under Narsampet (Assembly constituency), Mahabubabad District (Lok Sabha constituency) and Mahabubabad Revenue Division.

Demography of Pedda Korpole
Demography of Pedda Korpole shows the equal ratio of male and females. The village of Pedda Korpole has the population of around 3114 people with 1584 male population, and 1530 female population and 694 houses according to Census of India census of 2011.

Economy of Pedda Korpole
Pedda Korpole has huge population whose main profession is on agriculture. This agriculture based village plays the most important role in maintaining economic equilibrium of the state. Pedda Korpole produces turmeric root, cotton, paddy, maize and all types of Vegetables with mixed farming.

Tourism in Pedda Korpole
Tourism in Pedda Korpole covers the artificial lakes, rivers and dams. The village has peaceful climate with an artificial lake adjacent to village and a small brook which is locally known as Vatti vagu. Vatti Vagu flows from this village which are main source for water for agriculture and drinking purpose. Pedda Korpole has a reservoir called "Kattu" built on "Vatti Vagu" which serves the water for agricultural needs for the nearby three villages. Pedda Korpole also has another stream called "Lotla Vagu" which merges in "Vattivagu" at "Kattu". This village has five temples named Nagendra swamy Temple, Shivalayam, Hanuman Temple, Madar saheb Mosque, Ramalayam, Muthyalamma Temple and many other temples. Pedda Korpole has two historical places called Savadi Gadda and Ramulavari Gadda. Savadi gadda has been treated as tourism centre of the village.

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