History: 
District Nerol was part of the Madras complex until October 1, 1953. On November 1, 1956, the district became Andhra Pradesh when the state was reorganized on a language basis. The name of the Nerol district was changed to Nerol Nerol district on June 4, 2008. Nerol is believed to have been located in the forest of Danda Karanya, where the Aryans first entered in an adventurous way with the rise of the Maurya dynasty. Nerol was also under his influence, apparently in the 3rd century BC. It was part of the Ashoka Empire. 
 

Famous for?
The city is known for its fertile land for large-scale cultivation of rice and sugar cane. It was also an exporter of shrimp, shrimp, and other crops.

Area:
Its total area is 10447km2.

Subdivisions:
There are a total of 46 subdivisions in this area.

Villages: 
There are approximately 1177 villages in the Prakasam district.

Cities:
There are a total of 10 cities in this area.