Ankola (Assembly constituency)

Ankola was an Assembly constituency which ceased to exist after 2008. It came under Uttara Kannada (Lok Sabha constituency), Karnataka state, India.

Ankola
Former constituency for the Karnataka Legislative Assembly
Constituency details
Country	India
State	Karnataka
District	Uttara Kannada
LS constituency	Uttara Kannada
Established	1972
Abolished	2009
Reservation	None

Members of Legislative Assembly

Election	Name[1]	Party
1972	R. K. Mahabaleshwar	Indian National Congress
1978	Anasuya Gajanan Sharma	Janata Party
1983	Ramakrishna Shripad Hegde	Indian National Congress
1985	Ajjibal G S Hegde	Janata Party
1989	Umesh Bhat	Indian National Congress
1994	Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri	Bharatiya Janata Party
1999
2004
from 2008 onwards, seat does not exist

References

"Ankola Assembly Constituency Election Result - Legislative Assembly Constituency". resultuniversity.com.

Vidhana Sabha constituencies of Karnataka

Current

A: Afzalpur; Aland; Anekal; Arabhavi; Arkalgud; Arsikere; Athani; Aurad
B: B.T.M Layout; Babaleshwar; Badami; Bagalkot; Bagepalli; Bailhongal; Bangalore South; Bangarapet; Bantval; Basavakalyan; Basavana Bagevadi; Basavanagudi; Belagavi Dakshin; Belgaum Uttar; Belagavi Rural; Bellary; Bellary City; Belthangady; Belur; Bhadravati; Bhalki; Bhatkal; Bidar; Bidar South; Bijapur City; Bilgi; Bommanahalli; Byadgi; Byatarayanapura; Byndoor
C: C. V. Raman Nagar; Challakere; Chamaraja; Chamarajanagar; Chamrajpet; Chamundeshwari; Channagiri; Channapatna; Chickpet; Chikballapur; Chikkanayakanahalli; Chikkodi-Sadalga; Chikmagalur; Chincholi; Chintamani; Chitradurga; Chittapur
D: Dasarahalli; Davanagere North; Davanagere South; Devadurga; Devanahalli; Devar Hippargi; Dharwad; Doddaballapur
G: Gadag; Gandhi Nagar; Gangawati; Gauribidanur; Gokak; Govindraj Nagar; Gubbi; Gulbarga Dakshin; Gulbarga Rural; Gulbarga Uttar; Gundlupet; Gurmitkal
H: Hoovina Hadagali; Hagaribommanahalli; Haliyal; Hangal; Hanur; Harapanahalli; Harihar; Hassan; Haveri; Hebbal; Heggadadevankote; Hirekerur; Hiriyur; Holalkere; Holenarasipur; Honnali; Hosadurga; Hosakote; Hubli-Dharwad West; Hubli-Dharwad Central; Hubli-Dharwad East; Hukkeri; Humnabad; Hunasuru; Hungund
I: Indi
J: Jagalur; Jamkhandi; Jayanagar; Jevargi
K: Kadur; Kagwad; Kalghatgi; Kampli; Kanakagiri; Kanakapura; Kapu; Karkala; Karwar; Khanapur; Kittur; Kolar; Kolar Gold Field; Kollegal; Koppal; Koratagere; Krishnaraja; Krishnarajanagara; K. R. Puram (Krishnarajapuram); Krishnarajpete; Kudachi; Kudligi; Kumta; Kundapura; Kundgol; Kunigal; Kushtagi
L: Lingsugur
M: Maddur; Madhugiri; Madikeri; Magadi; Mahadevapura; Mahalakshmi Layout; Malavalli; Malleshwaram; Malur; Mandya; Mangalore; Mangalore City North; Mangalore City South; Manvi; Maski; Mayakonda; Melukote; Molakalmuru; Moodabidri; Muddebihal; Mudhol; Mudigere; Mulbagal
N: Nagamangala; Nagthan; Nanjangud; Narasimharaja; Nargund; Navalgund; Nelamangala; Nippani
P: Padmanaba Nagar; Pavagada; Periyapatna; Pulakeshinagar; Puttur
R: Raichur; Raichur Rural; Rajaji Nagar; Rajarajeshwarinagar; Ramanagara; Ramdurg; Ranebennur; Raibag; Ron
S: Sagar; Sakleshpur; Sandur; Sarvagnanagar; Saundatti Yellamma; Sedam; Shahapur; Shanti Nagar; Shiggaon; Shikaripura; Shimoga; Shimoga Rural; Shirahatti; Shivajinagar; Shorapur; Shravanabelagola; Shrirangapattana; Sidlaghatta; Sindagi; Sindhanur; Sira; Sirsi; Siruguppa; Sorab; Sringeri; Srinivasapur; Sullia
T: T. Narasipur; Tarikere; Terdal; Tiptur; Tirthahalli; Tumkur City; Tumkur Rural; Turuvekere
U: Udupi
V: Varuna; Vijay Nagar; Vijayanagara; Virajpet
Y: Yadgir; Yelahanka; Yelburga; Yellapur; Yemkanmardi; Yeshvanthapura

Defunct

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