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Siddapura Siddapur | |
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  Siddapura | |
| Coordinates: 13°39′48.54″N74°54′43.59″E / 13.6634833°N 74.9121083°E | |
| Area code | 08259 |
| Vehicle registration | KA 20 |
| Lok Sabha constituency | Shivamogga |
| Vidhana Sabha constituency | Byndoor |
Siddapura is a village in the Kundapur taluk of Udupi district in the Indian state of Karnataka.
The village's name is derived from Siddeshwara Devastana.[ citation needed ].
A dam built across the Varahi River is nearby.
The Varahi irrigation project [1] and powerplant is about 5 km from Siddapur.
Agumbe is about 30 km distant.[ citation needed ] A village near Siddapur is known as Ulloor-74.
It is a typical South Canara village, hot during summer and heavy rains during monsoon [ citation needed ].
The nearest railway station is Kundapur [ citation needed ].SH52 Passes through it and NH66 is 30km away.
It is mainly a Bunts community-dominated area.[ citation needed ]
The village has Gokul Industries' cashew nut factory,[ citation needed ] which also produces fruit and vegetable chips.[ citation needed ]
A temple of devi Bhuvaneshwari is situated near Gunjagodu . It is about 25 km from Kundapur. The Anegudde temple is 32 km distant.
Ulloor-74 has the Banashankari Devasthana temple.[ citation needed ]
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