The pincode 506165 corresponds to 18 post offices in Mulugu district

A single pincode is not limited to just one post office; a single postal code can be assigned to multiple post offices within the same region.

In the case of pincode 506165, it is assigned to 18 different post offices, which include Chelpak bo, Chinnaboinapalli bo, Shahpalli bo, Tupakulagudem bo, Akulavarighampur bo, Etur bo, Sarvai bo, Kondai bo, Roheer bo, Muppanapalli bo, Ilapuram bo, Rajannapet bo, Eturunagaram so, Shivapuram bo, Buttaigudem bo, Gurrevula bo, Mullukatta bo and Ramannagudem bo.

These post offices, associated with pincode 506165, are located in the Mulugu district of Telangana state. To learn more about each individual post office, click on the respective name in the list below.

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Post Offices (18)

Villages under Pincode 506165

Total 44 villages come under the Pincode 506165. Villagers of the following villages use this pincode for postal communication.

Banaji Bandham

Dodla

Mullakatta

Ramnagar (Koyagudem)

Chityala

Gangaram(Guttala)

Gangugudem

Kothur

Singaram (Pattigorrevula)

Allamvari Ghanapuram

Alugubelle

Gundenguvai

Manasapalle

Medaram

Pedda Venkatapur

Bhupathipuram

Kanthanpalle

Muppanapalle

Buttaram

Koratpalle (D)

Kothagudem

Lingapuram

Mallyala

Rampuragrahar

Malkapalle

Rampur

Ramannagudem

Chinavenkata Puram

Ekkela

Elishettipalle

Oddugudem

Yellapuram

Andukapalle

Devadhumula

Padigapuram

Banaji Bandham

Dodla

Mullakatta

Ramnagar (Koyagudem)

Chityala

Gangaram(Guttala)

Gangugudem

Kothur

Singaram (Pattigorrevula)

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The pincode 506165 corresponds to 18 post offices in Mulugu district