Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Anjanapuram (Telugu : అంజనాపురం) is a biggest village in Enkoor mandal. Jannaram is also a major Panchayat in Enkoor mandal, with an area of 20.88 km2, four 3 miles from Enkoor(town). Jannaram boasts a long and vibrant history, with diversified people, casts, religions, traditions and historic merits. This village has originated on the Northern side of the river Wyra, surrounded by a mini reservoir in the northeastern side and hills on its eastern side.The Jannaram is located on the banks of river called Wyrariver which is a tributary of the Krishna River. Nagarjuna Sagar left Canal and its sub canals runs through Jannaram. Due to the presence of the wyra river South and western side and Sagar Canal in the eastern and northern side of Jannaram, the soil around here is very fertile and cultivated intensively. Jannaram is bounded by Anjanapuram Village to the Southwest, Orikayalapdu village to the west, TL Peta and Enkoor Villages to the North. Jannaram has a lot of historical importance in Enkoor. Jannaram, once which was the part of the larger Warangal District at the time of pre and post independence, until 1 October 1953 and it was under Kothagudem revenue division. Presently Jannaram is under Kothagudem revenue division or Taluk."@en }
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- Anjanapuaram,_Konijerla abstract "Anjanapuram (Telugu : అంజనాపురం) is a biggest village in Enkoor mandal. Jannaram is also a major Panchayat in Enkoor mandal, with an area of 20.88 km2, four 3 miles from Enkoor(town). Jannaram boasts a long and vibrant history, with diversified people, casts, religions, traditions and historic merits. This village has originated on the Northern side of the river Wyra, surrounded by a mini reservoir in the northeastern side and hills on its eastern side.The Jannaram is located on the banks of river called Wyrariver which is a tributary of the Krishna River. Nagarjuna Sagar left Canal and its sub canals runs through Jannaram. Due to the presence of the wyra river South and western side and Sagar Canal in the eastern and northern side of Jannaram, the soil around here is very fertile and cultivated intensively. Jannaram is bounded by Anjanapuram Village to the Southwest, Orikayalapdu village to the west, TL Peta and Enkoor Villages to the North. Jannaram has a lot of historical importance in Enkoor. Jannaram, once which was the part of the larger Warangal District at the time of pre and post independence, until 1 October 1953 and it was under Kothagudem revenue division. Presently Jannaram is under Kothagudem revenue division or Taluk.".
- Q4765767 abstract "Anjanapuram (Telugu : అంజనాపురం) is a biggest village in Enkoor mandal. Jannaram is also a major Panchayat in Enkoor mandal, with an area of 20.88 km2, four 3 miles from Enkoor(town). Jannaram boasts a long and vibrant history, with diversified people, casts, religions, traditions and historic merits. This village has originated on the Northern side of the river Wyra, surrounded by a mini reservoir in the northeastern side and hills on its eastern side.The Jannaram is located on the banks of river called Wyrariver which is a tributary of the Krishna River. Nagarjuna Sagar left Canal and its sub canals runs through Jannaram. Due to the presence of the wyra river South and western side and Sagar Canal in the eastern and northern side of Jannaram, the soil around here is very fertile and cultivated intensively. Jannaram is bounded by Anjanapuram Village to the Southwest, Orikayalapdu village to the west, TL Peta and Enkoor Villages to the North. Jannaram has a lot of historical importance in Enkoor. Jannaram, once which was the part of the larger Warangal District at the time of pre and post independence, until 1 October 1953 and it was under Kothagudem revenue division. Presently Jannaram is under Kothagudem revenue division or Taluk.".