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State Highway 47 (Kerala)
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Nedumangad, And also the Road is the only way to connect the SH 1 |Main -Central Road and National Highway 66 from the north - eastern hilly areas of Nedumangad
Little Flower Hospital
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about 25 kilometres north of Kochi, situated at the junction of the Main Central Road of Kerala with the National Highway 47. The hospital is run by the
Malankara Varghese murder case
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2002. He was hacked to death by a gang outside a car workshop on main central road near Perumbavoor. Though the murder was initially described as a result
Main Eastern Highway
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not developed to its capacity. It acts as a parallel road to the Main Central Road . (M.C.Road/SH-01). It is also the Shortest route to the Kerala State
Perumannur
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district of Kollam in India. This village is situated about 1.5 kms from Main Central Road and 65 km north of the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram in the state
Roads in Kerala
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Phase VII. There are 72 state highways in Kerala. Of them, MC Road (Main -Central Road ), proposed Hill Highway (Kerala) and Main Eastern Highway are the
Barrow Sixth Form College
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School, St. Bernard's Catholic High School and Abbey Road (the town's main central road network). The campus was purpose built to replace existing school
Valayanchirangara
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Sabha constituency and the Kunnathunadu assembly constituency. The main central road (a State Highway-MC Road) connecting to NH-47 at Angamaly is ½km away
Bikernieki Memorial
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central square – a historic road used to bring the victims and the main central road paved with concrete slabs and marked with a concrete arc exiting to
Chelamattom Shree Krishna Swami Temple
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kilometer from the midway on the Kalady-Perumbavoor stretch on the Main Central Road , one can access it. Though there are no iconographic details and distinguishing
Mackay General Cemetery
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to 1882. The Camphor Laurels (Cinnamomum camphora) that line the main central road date to 1899. Fences, lych-gate, mortuary chapel and iron gates were