List of taluks of Kerala

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In Kerala, the administrative divisions below the district are called taluks. There are 78 taluks with 1670 villages (including group villages). [1] [2]

Kerala administrative divisions; Map based on 2020 Administrative Divisions of Kerala (2020).svg
Kerala administrative divisions; Map based on 2020
List of taluks of Kerala
Taluks in Kerala
NoName of the TalukName of the DistrictNo. of villagesRTO CodeArea (in sq.km)
1 Neyyattinkara Thiruvananthapuram 21KL-19, KL-20
2 Kattakkada 13KL-74
3 Nedumangad 25KL-21
4 Thiruvananthapuram 31KL-01, KL-15, KL-22
5 Chirayinkeezhu

(HO: Attingal)

17KL-16
6 Varkala 12KL-81
7 Kollam Kollam 31KL-02
8 Kunnathoor

(HO: Sasthamcotta)

07KL-61
9 Karunagappally 17KL-23
10 Kottarakkara 27KL-24, KL-82
11 Punalur 15KL-25
12 Pathanapuram 08KL-80
13 Adoor Pathanamthitta 14KL-26
14 Konni 14KL-83
15 Kozhencherry

(HO: Pathanamthitta)

11KL-03
16 Ranni 10KL-621004.6
17 Mallappally 09KL-28
18 Thiruvalla 12KL-27
19 Chenganoor Alappuzha 11KL-30
20 Mavelikkara 15KL-31
21 Karthikappally (HO: Haripad)18KL-29
22 Kuttanad (HO: Mankombu)14KL-66
23 Ambalappuzha

(HO: Alappuzha)

13KL-04
24 Cherthala 20KL-32
25 Changanasserry Kottayam 15KL-33
26 Kottayam 26KL-05
27 Vaikom 18KL-36, KL-67
28 Meenachil (HO: Palai)28KL-35, KL-67
29 Kanjirappally 13KL-34
30 Peermade Idukki 10KL-37
31 Udumbanchola

(HO: Nedumkandam)

18KL-69
32 Idukki (HO: Painavu)9KL-06
33 Thodupuzha 17KL-38
34 Devikulam 13KL-68
35 Kothamangalam Ernakulam 12KL-44
36 Muvattupuzha 18KL-17
37 Kunnathunad

(HO: Perumbavoor)

23KL-40, KL-17
38 Kanayannur

(HO: Eranakulam)

20KL-07, KL-39
39 Kochi (HO: Fort Kochi)15KL-43, KL-42
40 North Paravur 13KL-42
41 Aluva 16KL-41, KL-63
42 Chalakudy Thrissur 31KL-64, KL-45
43 Mukundapuram

(HO: Irinjalakuda)

29KL-45
44 Kodungallur 12KL-47
45 Thrissur 41KL-08
46 Chavakkad 17KL-46, KL-75
47 Kunnamkulam 14KL-46, KL-48
48 Thalapilly

(HO: Wadakkancheri)

22KL-48
49 Alathoor Palakkad 30KL-49
50 Chittur 30KL-70
51 Palakkad 30KL-09
52 Pattambi 18KL-52
53 Ottappalam 41KL-51
54 Mannarkkad 19KL-50
55 Attappady (HO: Agali)6KL-50
56 Perinthalmanna Malappuram 24KL-53
57 Nilambur 19KL-71
58 Eranad (HO: Manjeri)23KL-10
59 Kondotty 12KL-84
60 Ponnani 11KL-54
61 Tirur 30KL-55
62 Tirurangadi 17KL-65
63 Kozhikode Kozhikode 25KL-11, KL-76, KL-85
64 Thamarassery 20KL-57, KL-76
65 Koyilandy 34KL-56, KL-77
66 Vatakara 28KL-18, KL-77
67 Vythiri (HO: Kalpetta) Wayanad 18KL-12
68 Sulthan Bathery 15KL-73
69 Mananthavady 16KL-72
70 Thalassery Kannur 34KL-58
71 Iritty 20KL-78
72 Kannur 28KL-13
73 Taliparamba 28KL-59
74 Payyanur 22KL-86
75 Hosdurg (HO: Kanhangad) Kasaragod 31KL-60
76 Vellarikundu 15KL-79
77 Kasaragod 34KL-14
78 Manjeshwaram (HO: Uppala)48KL-14

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