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Andhra Pradesh

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Andhra Pradesh , state (2001 provisional pop. 75,727,541), 106,052 sq mi (275,608 sq km), SE India, on the Bay of Bengal. The capital is Hyderabad . The state was created in 1956 from the Telugu-speaking portions of Madras (now Tamil Nadu) and Hyderabad states. Although the interior is mountainous, Andhra Pradesh is largely on a coastal plain drained by the Penner, Krishna, and Godavari rivers. Rice, sugarcane, peanuts, and cotton are raised; coal, chrome, and manganese are mined. India's largest shipyard is located in Vishakhapatnam , and a satellite launch center is on Sriharikota island.... Read more
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Andhra Pradesh, India Telinga, Telugu A state since...name meaning the ‘State of the Andhras’. Pradesh comes from the Sanskrit pradesa...used in Sanskrit texts. The Telugu andhramu means ‘Telugu’. Andhra... Read more

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