Ekaupalle

Ekaupalle is a village located in the Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Kavali mandal. The village is situated in the coastal region of Andhra Pradesh, characterized by its proximity to the Bay of Bengal. Agriculture forms the primary economic activity in Ekaupalle, with local farmers cultivating various crops suited to the region's climate and soil. Rice, groundnuts, and pulses are among the commonly grown produce.

The village infrastructure includes basic amenities such as schools and healthcare facilities catering to the local population. Connectivity to nearby towns and cities is facilitated by road networks. Like many rural settlements in India, Ekaupalle's culture and traditions are influenced by the broader Telugu culture prevalent in Andhra Pradesh. Festivals and local customs play a significant role in the community's social life. The natural landscape surrounding Ekaupalle is typical of the coastal plains, with some areas potentially experiencing fertile soil due to river systems or proximity to the sea. Information regarding specific historical events or unique landmarks in Ekaupalle is not widely documented in public records. The population of Ekaupalle comprises primarily agricultural families and those engaged in allied rural occupations.