Vizianagaram

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Local businesses in Vizianagaram

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Malls and department stores: 22
Tipsy Topsy; Chandhana Brothers; Fort City Central Shopping Complex; Madras cutpiece stores; Krishna Stores; Lucky Sale Family shoping mall; MK lifestyle; RajaRajeswari Bangle Shop; SR Shopping Mall; US POLO ASSN
Supermarkets: 5
Sai Departmental Stores; Reliance Fresh; DMart; More
Clothing shops: 26
Style Union; Sunanda's Boutique; Bhavya; Gopal Stores; Kusumanchi; Manahar; Prakesh Silk Palace; Fashion City; easybuy; Mufti
Jewellers: 7
Govinda; khazana Jewelry; Vaibhav Jewelry; Malabar Gold and Diamonds; Tanishq
Electronics and mobile shops: 10
Sree Mobiles; LOT Mobiles; Aptronix; Sony; Cell Point; Vodafone Idea; Reliance Digital
Car and motorcycle dealers: 10
Sree Krishna Bajaj; Venugopala Suzuki; Dadi Honda; Jayabheri Maruti Suzuki; Vespa; MARUTHI SUZUKI; KTM; Maruti Suzuki
Hardware shops: 5
Sri Satya Enterprises; Husqvarna; Rajyalakshmi Agencies; Murali Krishna Plywoods & Hardware; Naidu pipes
Furniture shops: 1
Damro furniture -Sowndarya smart world
Bakeries and sweet shops: 8
Baker's Pride; Bangalore Iyengar; Sri Ambica Sweets & Bakery; Sri Priya Sweets And Home Foods; Sri Ramdev Sweets; Poornima Bakery; Royal Sweet Bakery; Golden Bakery
Book and stationery shops: 1
Visakha Books

Vizianagaram facts

District
Vizianagaram district
Population, 2011 Census
2,28,720 (1,76,023 in 2001)
Area
about 29.27 sq km, about 66 m above sea level
People
81.85% literacy
PIN codes
535002 (Vizianagaram), 535001 (Vizianagaram Market), 535003 (Vizianagaram Contonment), 535004 (Vizianagaram Court Complex)
Places nearby
Vizianagaram Fort (18th-century fort, 1 km)
Geography
Vizianagaram stands about 74 m above sea level and the Champavathi river flows near the city.
Education
Vizianagaram's institutions include Maharajah's College and the Maharajah's Government College of Music and Dance.
History
Excavations at Vizianagaram revealed copper coins from about 900 BCE, and the princely state was ruled by the Pusapati kings and Gajapati Maharajas.

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