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The boundaries of the Telugu or Vesara country are given in detail in the Linguistic Survey of India: "The Telugu country is bounded towards the east by the Bay of Bengal from about Barwa in the Ganjam district in the north to Madras in the south. From Barwa the frontier line goes westwards through Ganjam to the Eastern Ghats, and then southwards, crosses the Sobari on the border of the Sunkum and the Bijai Talukas in the Baster state, and thence runs along the range of the Bela Dila to the Indravatī. It follows that river to its confluence with the Godāvarī, and then runs through Chanda, cutting off the southern part