Location
~23 km from Jagtial, ~235 km from Hyderabad. Well connected within northern Telangana.
Geography భౌగోళికం
Plateau, monsoon, and ties to the Godavari basin
Korutla
Buruju on the Deccan plateau · Wikimedia CC BY-SA 4.0
On the northern Deccan plateau — fields, tanks, and rock outcrops. Korutla mandal, Jagtial district, between the Godavari belt to the east and Nizamabad–Hyderabad corridors.
287 mElevation
34 km²Municipality
18.82°NLatitude
78.71°ELongitude
Location & extent
Coordinates 18.82°N, 78.71°E. ~23 km to Jagtial, ~73 km to Karimnagar, ~235 km to Hyderabad by road (route-dependent). Same elevation band as much of northern Jagtial.
Terrain, soils & water
Undulating plain; black cotton and red soils. Tanks (cheruvulu) and the koneru tradition. No major river through the core; drainage trends toward the Godavari basin eastward.
Climate
Tropical semi-arid — hot March–June, monsoon June–Sept, mild dry winter. Often 900–1,100 mm rain/year in this belt; water from tanks, borewells, and regional projects such as Kaleshwaram-linked networks.
Land use
Paddy, maize, cotton, turmeric, pulses; mango pockets. Mandi and cold storage link to wider markets. Town mix: rail, colleges, wards, and small industry — typical Telangana tier-2 centre.
District & neighbours
Jagtial meets Nirmal, Mancherial, Peddapalli, Karimnagar, Rajanna Sircilla, Nizamabad, and neighbours — Korutla sits on the web between Hyderabad, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, and the Godavari belt (Dharmapuri, Kotilingala). Metpally and Jagtial are usual hubs for services and bulk trade.
At a glance
- Northern Deccan plateau · ~287 m locally
- Most rain June–September
- NH 63 through town
- KRLA · Peddapalli–Nizamabad
- Godavari basin influence to the east
