Godavari District was a district in Madras Presidency in British India created in 1859, which was formerly within the Rajahmundry (Rajamahendravaram) District created in 1823. In 1859, Rajahmundry district, along with Masulipatnam and Guntur districts, was reorganised into Godavari and Krishna districts. In 1925, the Godavari district was divided into West Godavari and East Godavari districts with Eluru and Kakinada as their respective capitals. These districts have since remained under the same names till the present day.
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- Godavari District (en)
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| - Godavari District was a district in Madras Presidency in British India created in 1859, which was formerly within the Rajahmundry (Rajamahendravaram) District created in 1823. In 1859, Rajahmundry district, along with Masulipatnam and Guntur districts, was reorganised into Godavari and Krishna districts. In 1925, the Godavari district was divided into West Godavari and East Godavari districts with Eluru and Kakinada as their respective capitals. These districts have since remained under the same names till the present day. (en)
- El districte de Godavari fou un antic districte de la presidència de Madras, després a Andhra Pradesh. La capital era Coconada. El 1881 la superfície era de 19.023 km² incloent l'agència de Godavari amb 2.124 km² al nord-oest del districte. (el 1901 era de 20647 km² i posteriorment al 1905 de 14.592 km²) La població era de:
* 1871: 1.592.939
* 1881: 1.791.512
* 1891: 2.078.782
* 1901: 2.301.759 Talukes a l'agència:
* Agency Tract
* Polavaram
* Yellavaram
* Chodavaram
* Bhadrachalam Talukes al districte: (ca)
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| - El districte de Godavari fou un antic districte de la presidència de Madras, després a Andhra Pradesh. La capital era Coconada. El 1881 la superfície era de 19.023 km² incloent l'agència de Godavari amb 2.124 km² al nord-oest del districte. (el 1901 era de 20647 km² i posteriorment al 1905 de 14.592 km²) La població era de:
* 1871: 1.592.939
* 1881: 1.791.512
* 1891: 2.078.782
* 1901: 2.301.759 Estava dividit en 10 talukes a la plana i 3 zamindaris a la muntanya (1840 km²); les talukes de Bhadrachalam iRekapalle, foren transferides de les Províncies Centrals el 1874 junt amb la comarca de Rampa i incloses a l'Agència de Godavari com una sola taluka. El nombre de pobles era el 1881 de 2249 incloent 13 ciutats (13 ciutats i 2678 pobles el 1901). La muntanya principal al nord-oest era el Peddakonda (Gran Turó) de 1388 metres. El riu Godavari partia el districte en dues parts. L'únic riu important a part del Godavari era el seu afluent el Sabari. El 1901 hi havia 4 talukes a l'agència (dins una subdivisió) i 12 a la resta del districte, les quals estaven incloses dins quatre subdivisions: Talukes a l'agència:
* Agency Tract
* Polavaram
* Yellavaram
* Chodavaram
* Bhadrachalam Talukes al districte:
* Cocanada
* Cocanada
* Peddapuram
* Tuni (zamindari tehsil o taluka)
* Pithapuram (zamindari tehsil o taluka)
* Rajahmundry
* Ramachandrapuram
* Rajahmundry
* Amalapuram
* Ellore
* Ellore
* Tanuku
* Yernagudem
* Narasapur
* Narasapur
* Bhimavaram Totes les talukes tenien capital a les ciutats del mateix nom excepte Yernagudem i Yellavaram, que tenien capital a Kovvuru i Addatigala. Les principals ciutats són Cocanada, Rajahmundrv i Ellora, i seguien Samalkot, Pithapuram, Peddapuram i Palakollu. (ca)
- Godavari District was a district in Madras Presidency in British India created in 1859, which was formerly within the Rajahmundry (Rajamahendravaram) District created in 1823. In 1859, Rajahmundry district, along with Masulipatnam and Guntur districts, was reorganised into Godavari and Krishna districts. In 1925, the Godavari district was divided into West Godavari and East Godavari districts with Eluru and Kakinada as their respective capitals. These districts have since remained under the same names till the present day. (en)
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