Southern Province is a province of Sri Lanka, containing the Galle District, Hambantota District, and Matara District. The following is a list of settlements in the province.
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Southern Province is a province of Sri Lanka, containing the Galle District, Hambantota District, and Matara District. The following is a list of settlements in the province.
Abakolawewa, Abesekaragama, Abeyesekaragama, Acharigama, Acharigoda, Addarawellana, Agala Kanda, Agalaboda, Agaliya, Aggarahere, Ahangama, Akuressa ambalangoda, awiththawa
Babarenda Central, Babarenda North, Babarenda South I, Babarenda South II, Badabadda, Badahelagoda, Badalgeda, Baddegama, Baddegama East, Baddegama North, Baddegama South, Bentota, Boossa, Beliatta
Dabarella, Dadalla, Daganapothaha, Daha-amuna, Dalgahakele, Daluwakgoda, Daluwatumulla, Dambawatawana, Dammala, Dammanatenna, Dammantenna, Deniyaya, Dodanduwa
Egodabedda, Egodaduwa, Egodagoda, Egodamulla, Egodawela, Ehelakanda, Ehelape, Ehelapola, Ehelepola, Ekkassa, Elagamuwa, elpitiya
Gabadaweediya, Gabadawidiya, Gajanayakagama, Galagama, Galagammana, Galagammulla, Galahitiya, Galapilagama, Galatuduwa, Galbada, Galboda, Ganegama, Ginimellagaha
Habakkala, Hambantota,Habaraduwa,Hakmana,Hikkaduwa,Habaragaha-ela, Habarakada, Habarattawila, Habarattewala, Habarattewala, Haburugala
Ibbawala, Idandukita, Idantota, Igala, Ihala Aturaliya, Ihala Beligalla, Ihala Ganegama, Ihala Keembiya, Ihala Kumbukwewa, Ihala Omatta, Ihala Vitiyala, Imaduwa
Jalampitiya, Jamburegoda, Jamburutugoda, Jandura, Jansagama, Jomahandigoda, Jorseygoda, Jorsigoda, Julampitiya, Julamulla
Kabaragaha Ela, Kabaragala, Kabaragomaditta, Kabarayamulla, Kadaweddawa, Kadawedduwa, Kadduwa, Kadedduwa, Kadigamuwa, Kadihingala, Kadiragoda, Kalahe
Labuduwa, Lalpe, Lalwala Pahala, Lametiya, Landajulana, Landejulana, Lankagama, Lanumodara, Lanumodera, Lelkada, Lelwala, Lelwala Ihala, Lelwala Pahala, Lenaduwa, Lenagalpalata, Lenama, Lenawa, Lenewa, Lewduwa, Lewpotdeniya, Lintotapaya, Liyanagamakanda, Liyanagoda, Liyanegoda, Liyannakatuwa, Lolla, Lunama, Lunuganwehera
Mabingoda, Mabotuwana, Madakumbura, Madametota, Madawala, Maddegama, Maddumagegoda, Madihe East, Madihe West, Madipola, Madipola Sinhalabage, Mirissa
Nabadova, Nabadowa, Nadiganwela, Nagahagoda, Nagalawewa, Nagoda, Naguliadda, Nagulliyadda, Naiduwa, Nakanda, Nakandawala
Obadagahadeniya, Obadawatta, Okandeyaya, Okawala, Okewela, Okewelagoda, Olagama, Olagama, Olaganduwa, Oligoda, Oluara, Olupeliya, Omatta, Opata, Oture, Ovilikanda, Ovilla, Ovitipana, Owilana, Owilikanda, Owilla, Owitigamuwa, Owitipana
Padavkema, Padawkema, Paddapitiya, Paddapitiya, Padilikokmaduwa, Paduanga, Paduange, Pahajjawa, Pahala Aturaliya, Pahala Ganegama, Pahala Keembiya
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Radagoda, Radampola, Radaniara, Radaniyara, Radawela, Radompola, Rajapuragoda, Rajjamana, Rajjammana, Rallagerotawewa, Rallerotawewa, Rathgama
Sahabandukokmaduwa, Samodagama, Sapugahayaya, Sapugoda, Sapugodawela, Saputantirikanda, Seenimodera, Sigiriya, Silvetgama, Silwatgama, Sinigama
Talagahadiwela, Talagasgoda, Talagaspe, Talahagama, Talalla North, Talalla South, Talamporuwa, Talangalla, Talangamuwa, Talangomuwa, Talanwela, Telijjawila, Thawalama, Thiranagama
Uda Ambala, Uda Aparekka, Udabalgama, Udabatgama, Udaberagama, Udagangoda, Udagomadiya, Udaheragama, Udakanuketiya, Udakerawa, Udakerewa, Udugama
Valamitiyawa, Velgalla, Vidaneachchigoda, Vidaneachchilagegoda, Vidanearachchigoda, Vidanegegama, Viharahena
Wabalakananke, Wadiya, Wadiyagoda, Waduborala, Wadugegoda, Wadumulla, Waduwadeniya, Waduweliwitiya, Wagegoda, Wagugoda, Wahala, Walgama, Weeraketiya
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Don Alwin Rajapaksa was a Sri Lankan politician and Member of Parliament who represented the Beliatta electorate in Hambantota district from 1947 to 1965. A founding member of Sri Lanka Freedom Party and Cabinet Minister of Agriculture and Land in Wijeyananda Dahanayake's government, he was the father of two Sri Lankan Presidents; Mahinda Rajapaksa and Gotabhaya Rajapaksa.
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Galle electoral district is one of the 22 multi-member electoral districts of Sri Lanka created by the 1978 Constitution of Sri Lanka. The district is conterminous with the administrative district of Galle in the Southern province. The district currently elects 10 of the 225 members of the Sri Lankan Parliament and had 761,815 registered electors in 2010.
Ihala Ganegama is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Southern Province.
Ihala Omatta is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Southern Province.
Lelwala Ihala is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Southern Province.
Lelwala Pahala is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Southern Province.
Pahala Ganegama is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Southern Province.
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Baddegama Samitha Thero also simply known as Samitha Thero was a Sri Lankan Buddhist monk and a politician. A member of the Lanka Sama Samaja Party (LSSP), Ven. Baddegama Samitha Thero was a member of the Sri Lankan parliament for Galle District from 2001 to 2004. He represented the Southern Provincial Council under United People's Freedom Alliance. Samitha Thero is regarded as the first ever Buddhist monk to enter the Parliament of Sri Lanka.