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Kopparavandlapalle^[1] is a village of nearly 130 houses near the city of Tirupathi in Andhra Pradesh, India. The village includes three temples dedicated to the gods Gurrappa, Gangamma and Srirama.

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^ [1] Kopparavandlapalle Habitaiton - List of Policies-source-Government of Andhra Pradesh

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