Bhimavaram

RAG Development for Bhimavaram businesses

Local businesses in Bhimavaram

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Government offices: 5
Bhimavaram RTO office; MRO office bhimavaram; Mee Seva Kendram; mee seva kendram; Registration office
Colleges and universities: 11
Chaitanya junior college; DNR Diploma college; DNR Degree College; DNR Engineering College and Technology; DNR Law College; DNR MBA College; KGRL COLLEGE; Mahatma Gandhi Instuite; PATTABHI COLLAGE; Narayana junior college
Workshops and craft businesses: 1
SVECW boat club
Hospitals: 60
Radha Krishna Netralaya; ayurvedic hospital; U.V.S.M. Eye Hospital; Madhu Chalapathi Urological Hospital; S.V.R. Maternity Hospital; Abhiram Orthopaedic Hospital; Akshara Speciality Hospitals; Gayathri Hospital; Ideal Homeo Multi Sepciality Hospital; Imperial Hospitals
Banks: 23
punjab bank; South Indian Bank; Union bank; Karur Vysya Bank; Indian Overseas Bank; Andhra Bank; Andhra bank; Indian Bank; kotak mahindra bank; Canara Bank
Hotels and lodges: 19
SRKR boys hostel B block; Pranams Lodge; SRKR Girls Hostel; Sri Padmalaya lodge; Ananda Inn; Cosmo club; DNR Engineering college hostel; DNR Girls Hostel; HOTEL SRIRAM LODGE; Kshatriya Hostel

Bhimavaram facts

District
West Godavari district
Population, 2011 Census
1,42,184
People
1031 females per 1,000 males; 83.41% literacy
PIN codes
518523 (Bhimavaram), 522402 (Bhimavaram), 517102 (Bhimavaram), 531082 (Bhimavaram)
Local economy
Bhimavaram sits in the Godavari delta and is one of Andhra Pradesh's principal paddy trading centres. Food processing, aquaculture and rice mills are its chief businesses, and the town acts as a distribution and commercial centre for the surrounding area, with higher education and specialised health services.
Education
There are numerous higher educational institutions in and around Bhimavaram.
History
Bhimavaram was governed by the Chola dynasty, and stone inscriptions from the time of Kulothunga Chola I, around 1096 CE, have been found in the town.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.