Andhra Pradesh is an Indian State located in the Southern region of India. It is one of the 29 states of India. The state has a total of 13 districts, the Anantapur district is the largest and Srikakulam district is the smallest district. The districts of Andhra Pradesh are divided into two regions of the state, i.e., Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema. Telugu is the official language of Andhra Pradesh, which is spoken by the majority of the population.

Geography of Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh is geographically bestowed with two holy river systems of Godavari and Krishna. It possesses varied topography that ranges from the Eastern Ghats hills and Nallamallas to the shores of the Bay of Bengal supporting different ecotypes and elite diversity of flora and fauna.

Climate of Andhra Pradesh
The climate of Andhra Pradesh tends to fluctuate considerably depending on its geographical region. The monsoons play a vital role in determination of the state"s climate. Summers stay from the month of March to the month of June approximately. The temperatures of summers in the coastal plains rise generally higher compared to the other states. The temperature ranges from 20 degree to 41 degree Celsius.

Heavy rainfall is witnessed from the Southwest Monsoon during the month of July to the month of September. These months are the season of tropical rains. One third of the state"s total rainfall is brought by Northeast Monsoon. The month of November witnesses winter till the month of February. As the state possesses long coastal belts, the winters spare its cold temperature in the state. It approximately ranges from 12 degree to 30 degree Celsius.

Population of Andhra Pradesh
The state consists of a total population of 49,386,799 with a density of 308/km2. The total population comes around 70.4 per cent of rural population along with 34,776,389 inhabitants and 29.6 per cent consists of urban population with 14,610,410 inhabitants. The district of Vishakhapatnam comprises of the largest urban population of 47.5 per cent and the district of Srikakulam comprises of the largest rural population of 83.9 per cent among other districts within the state.

Literacy of Andhra Pradesh
The average percentage of literacy rate stands at 67.41 per cent comprising 29,772,532 literates. The district of West Godavari has highest literacy rate with 74.6 per cent and the Vizianagaram district has the least rate with 58.9 per cent.

Distribution of Workers in Villages of Andhra Pradesh
It is discovered that as per a survey in 2011, 53.50 per cent are non-workers out of the total population of the state. Only 46.50 per cent are workers. The percentage of non-workers is highest in the East Godavari district with 59.40 per cent while the percentage is lowest in the Kurnool district with 49.90 per cent.

Economy of Villages of Andhra Pradesh
The economic growth in Andhra Pradesh is driven mainly via industry, service sectors and agriculture. The areas of economic priority include Software Export, Food processing, Electronics, Financial Services, power, Tourism and Textiles. Moreover, the state has developed an interest to focus on the fields of biotechnology and information technology. Andhra Pradesh happens to be a state rich in minerals with largest limestone and offshore basin gas reserves of Krishna-Godavari with 60 trillion cubic feet.

Agriculture in Villages of Andhra Pradesh
The economy of Andhra Pradesh is highly dependent on its agriculture and livestock. It is an exporter of several agricultural products. It owns the title of Rice Bowl of India alongside. The four significant Indian rivers viz. the Godavari, Penna, Tungabhadra and Krishna flow through the state contributing to the irrigation. The agriculture is the main occupation and around 60 percent of the population has an engagement with agriculture and activities related to it. Rice being the major food crop is also a staple food of Andhra Pradesh. Besides that, the farmers also cultivate other cereals such as wheat, bajra, jowar, maize et al. Furthermore, there is cultivation of several pulses, sugarcane, tobacco, mango nuts, chili pepper, and cotton and oil seeds.

Transportation of Villages of Andhra Pradesh
The transport connectivity of Andhra Pradesh is well structured making it accessible via road, rail, sea and air the Vishakhapatnam is a major port. Tirupati, Visakhapatnam and Vijaywada are air-linked. The international and national flights link the state with world locations. The long seacoast along the Bay of Bengal has many ports contributing to the sea trade. One of the largest railway junctions of the state is at Vijayawada and the largest seaport is at Vishakhapatnam.

Some villages of Andhra Pradesh
The Andhra Pradesh consists of several villages out of which few names are mentioned below:

•Adilabad
•Chittor
•Guntur
•Hyderabad
•Karimnagar
•Khammam
•Krishna
•Nizamabad
•Vishakhapatanam
•Warangal