Mattakkuliya

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Mattakkuliya
මට්ටක්කුලිය
மட்டக்குளி
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Coordinates: 6°54′0″N79°52′0″E / 6.90000°N 79.86667°E / 6.90000; 79.86667 Coordinates: 6°54′0″N79°52′0″E / 6.90000°N 79.86667°E / 6.90000; 79.86667
Country Sri Lanka
Province Western Province
District Colombo District
Time zone UTC+5:30 (Sri Lanka Standard Time Zone)
Postal Code
01500 [1]

Mattakkuliya is a suburb in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It is part of an area referred to as Colombo 15.

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