Palle Hapuwida

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Palle Hapuwida is a village in central Sri Lanka. It is located within Central Province.

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Palle Hapuwida
Matale

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N 7.4333333333333 °	E 80.666666666667 °

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21300 Matale
Central Province, Sri Lanka
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