Anthara Santhe

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Anthara Santhe
village cluster
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Antharasanthe village
Coordinates: 12°01′06″N76°17′57″E / 12.018418°N 76.299185°E / 12.018418; 76.299185 Coordinates: 12°01′06″N76°17′57″E / 12.018418°N 76.299185°E / 12.018418; 76.299185
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Karnataka
District Mysore
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Karappuram village, Anthare Santhe

Anthare Santhe is a small town near Nagarhole National Park in Heggadadevankote, Mysore, Karnataka, India.

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Location

Anthare Santhe is the nucleus of a series of villages situated deep inside the Nagerhole forest of Karnataka state. Kabini river and reservoir lies on the eastern side of all these villages.

Balle Elephant Camp

Balle Elephant Camp is located near the Anthare Santhe village. It is part of the Nagerhole national forest and it is located at the Balle checkpost.

Education

Honnamannakatte High School is the main educational organization in Anthara Santhe.

Suburbs and villages

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