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Kadavanthra

Neighbourhoods in KochiUse Indian English from February 2019Wikipedia external links cleanup from June 2018
Manorama junction, Kadavanthra
Manorama junction, Kadavanthra

Kadavanthra is a downtown region and a major commercial centre in Kochi City, with a close vicinity to the city's biggest railway station 'Ernakulam Junction' and Kochi's commercial high street the M.G.Road, in the Indian state of Kerala.

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Kadavanthra
K P Vallon Road, Ernakulam Elamkulam

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N 9.9666666666667 ° E 76.3 °
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Sri Krishna Sweets House

K P Vallon Road
682020 Ernakulam, Elamkulam
Kerala, India
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Syro-Malabar Catholic Major Archeparchy of Ernakulam–Angamaly
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