Thimmanahalli

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Thimmanahalli

Kaayi Thimmanahalli
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Thimmanahalli
Location in Karnataka, India
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Thimmanahalli
Thimmanahalli (India)
Coordinates: 13°32′33″N76°39′41″E / 13.542395°N 76.661300°E / 13.542395; 76.661300 Coordinates: 13°32′33″N76°39′41″E / 13.542395°N 76.661300°E / 13.542395; 76.661300
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Karnataka
District Tumkur
Elevation
822 m (2,697 ft)
Population
 (2001)
  Total6,000
Languages
  Official Kannada
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
572228
Telephone code08133
Vehicle registration KA-44 and KA-06

Thimmanahalli is a village in Chikkanayakanahalli, a town in Tumkur District. Its estimated population is about 5500-6000. Thimmanahalli is also known as Kaayi Thimmanahalli.

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History

In 18th century, Thimmarasu Nayaka built fort at the site & established it as a province of the empire. The remnants of Fort could be found adjacent to Bandi-Mane (Bandimane) near Eshwar Temple. The prime crops that are grown in Thimmanahalli are coconut's Araca nut, paddy & ragi. It is famous for coconuts and sometimes referred to as Kaayi Thimmanahalli.

Religion

The residents of Thimmanahalli are primarily Hindu, Muslim, and Christian and the village is home to Temples, a Mosque and a Church.

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