Mananthavady Road

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Manandvadi Road, Mysore
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Machur Nagerhole
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Mosque at Handpost Junction
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Kenchalagudu village near Mysore

Mananthavady Road is an agricultural suburb of Mysore district in the Indian state of Karnataka. [1]

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Terminology

The term Mananthavady Road is used for the 52 km stretch of road between Mysore and Heggadadevanakote (H.D.Kote) town in Karnataka. Some people use the term for the entire stretch up to Mananthavady town in Kerala province. The second stretch of the road passes through Nagarhole National Park. The second stretch is another 70 km long. [2]

Populated Places

Important Towns on the Mananthavady Route

Villages on the Mananthavady Route

Landmarks and Organizations

See also

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References

  1. "» Mysore to Mananthavady".
  2. "» Bangalore to Mananthavady via HD Kote".