Neroth, Kozhikode

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Neroth
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Neroth
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Neroth
Neroth (India)
Coordinates: 10°4′0″N76°28′0″E / 10.06667°N 76.46667°E / 10.06667; 76.46667 Coordinates: 10°4′0″N76°28′0″E / 10.06667°N 76.46667°E / 10.06667; 76.46667
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Kerala
District Kozhikode
Government
   Member of Parliament M.K.Raghavan (UDF)
   Member of Assembly Adv.P.T.A Rahim (Ind)
Languages
  Official Malayalam, English
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
673574
Telephone code0496
Vehicle registration KL-
Nearest city Kozhikode
Lok Sabha constituency Kozhikode

Neroth is a small village in Unnikulam Gram panchayat in the Kozhikode district, state of Kerala, India. The name Neroth is given to many other villages in Kerala and even there is a municipality called Neroth in German district of Rhineland-Palatinate.

Neroth is about 3 km away from Poonoor town and same distance away from Elettil Vattoli town. The village is known with the name of old Poonoor Govt. High school (Now named as GHSS Poonoor).

A coir factory operated in Neroth years ago and has since closed. The decomposed waste of the coir factory can be seen as brown hill on ach side of the Neroth - Mangad road. When it catches fire it becomes a threat to the people and the coconut trees. An attempt to convert the waste to fertilizers was unsuccessful.

There are few small scale industries like AM Bar Soap and Toyo Paints based in this village. Neroth is the home for famous RP family of Kerala. There is a very old Mangad Juma Masjid and Neroth Salafi masjid in the village.

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