Local businesses in Kurnool
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 105
- C N Hospitals; Gowri Gopal Hospital Pvt Ltd; New Noble Super Speciality Hospital; Apple Orthopaedic Hospital; Kurnool Heart And Multi Speciality Hospital; Lakshmi Sai Gastro Heart Skin and Maternity Clinic; M.H Hospital; Padma Chandra Super Speciality Hospital; Siri Noble Hospital; Sri New Balaji Super Speciality Hospital
- Clinics: 33
- Bala Sai Clinic; Dermatology Clinic; Dr. Care Homeopathy; Dr. Kullayappa Asthma Centre; Dr.Gaffar's Dental Super Speciality Clinic; Janya's Homeo Care And Cure; Karthikeya Poly Clinic; Manasa Clinic; Moksha Maternity Clinic; Naga Suresh Eye Clinic
- Pharmacies: 10
- Central Medical Store; R. K. Diagnostic Center; Sree Veerabhadra Medical & General Store; Sri Veerabhadra Chemicals; Star Mediclinic; Apollo; Apollo Pharmacy
- Dental clinics: 9
- ARJN Dental Care; Dr. Karthik Dental Hospital; Harsha Teja Multispeciality Dental Hospital; Kids 'n' Clips Family Dental Hospital; Lakki Reddy Dental Super Speciality Hospital; Lakshmi 32 Dental Care; Rishi Dental Clinic; Sai Madhav Dental Hospital; Srian Dental Hospital
- Medical supply and optical shops: 4
- apollo medical store; Famous Opticians; World of Titan; Friends Opticals
Kurnool facts
- District
- Kurnool district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 4,57,633 (2,69,122 in 2001)
- Area
- about 97.69 sq km, about 274 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 518001 (Kurnool-chowk), 518004 (Kurnool Kothapeta), 518002 (Kurnool Medicalcollege), 523002 (Kurnool Road)
- Places nearby
- Swayambhu Sri Abhista Gnana Ganapathi Temple (Hindu temple, 9 km)
- Culture and food
- Kurnool was the capital of Andhra State from 1953 to 1956. Hindus are the majority, with Muslim, Christian and Jain communities.
- Education
- Institutions in Kurnool include Dr. Abdul Haq Urdu University and the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing.
- History
- Kurnool's old name was Kandanavolu, a crossing on the Tungabhadra where bullock-cart caravans are said to have greased their wheels. It is often called the Gateway of Rayalaseema.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.