The pincode 535557 corresponds to 15 post offices in Srikakulam 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 535557, it is assigned to 15 different post offices, which include Chilakalapalli bo, Iruwada bo, Palagara bo, Ampavalli bo, Narayanapuram bo, Pedapenki bo, Arasada bo, Tumarada bo, Vengapuram agraharam bo, Koppara bo, Gangada bo, Maruwada bo, Vantharam bo, Kinjangi bo and Balijipeta so.

These post offices, associated with pincode 535557, are located in the Srikakulam district of Andhra pradesh state. To learn more about each individual post office, click on the respective name in the list below.

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Post Offices (15)

Villages under Pincode 535557

Total 42 villages come under the Pincode 535557. Villagers of the following villages use this pincode for postal communication.

Ampavilli

Gudivada Agraharam

Kondapuram

Kurmanadhapuram

Narayanapuram

Vengalarayapuram

K. Ch. Palle

Badevalasa

Chilkalapalle

Gowripuram

Sri Rangaraja Puram

Konangipadu

Arasada

Bhairipuram

Chakarapalle

Chellimpeta

Padamayavalasa

Palagara

Panukuvalasa (Near) Arasada

Rangasaipuram

Konangipadu

Arasada

Bhairipuram

Chakarapalle

Chellimpeta

Padamayavalasa

Palagara

Panukuvalasa (Near) Arasada

Rangasaipuram

Chandrampeta

Geethanapalle

Kinjangi

Koppara

Ajjada

Barli

Mirthivalasa

Nookalavada

Pedapenki

Vantaram

Vengapuram

Iruvada

Maruvada

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The pincode 535557 corresponds to 15 post offices in Srikakulam district