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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 23. Chapters: Kodavoor, Brahmavar, Sanoor, Anegudde, Gangolli, Katapady, Shankaranarayana, Saligrama, Udupi, Karnataka, Kota, Karnataka, Barkur, Kalyanpura, Pajaka, Matti, Karnataka, Yermal, Ambalpadi, 92 Heroor, Hebri, Malpe, Shiroor, Kemmannu, Peranankila, Hiriadka, Maravanthe, Palimar, Koteshwara, Shirva, Pangala, Kunjarugiri, Kulyadi, Navunda, Nandalike, Ajri, Uppunda, Padubidri, Udyavara, Nandikur, Adamaru, Shankarapura, Kukkundoor, Badagabettu, Mundkuru, Kirimanjeshwar, Varamballi, Bommarabettu, Tenkanidyoor, Someshwar, Kotathattu, Paduvari, Tonse East, Tonse West, Yedthare, Beejadi, Kavrady, Uliargoli, Gujjadi, Bijoor, Hejamadi, Nadsal, Cherkady, Manoor, Udipi, Uppoor, Miyar, Kuthpady, Achalady, Herga, Nitte, Yellur, Udupi, 108 Kalthur, 33 Shiroor, 38 Kalthur, 41 Shiroor, 52 Heroor, 34 Kudi, Shivalli, Karnataka, Kemundel, Uchila, Udupi, Yennehole, Vandse, Yenagudde, Hattiangadi, Mallar, Karnataka, Hemmadi, Mulur, Kukkuthakatte, Kodi, Siddapura, Udupi, Hoovinakere, Eedu, Holy Family Church, Brahmavara. Excerpt: Kodavooru is a small town belonging to the temple city of Udupi in Karnataka, India. Home to Lord Shankaranarayana Temple and many other small sacred Hindu temples, it has a long history of its own. Legend has it that Kroda Muni, a Hindu saint, had his ashram here and was doing 'thapassu' here for the good of the world, thus the name Krodasharama, which then converted into Krodavooru. Being a typical coastal town, it is surrounded by coconut trees and paddy fields which contribute to its fine appearance during the monsoon. Being a small city, it depends on agriculture as the main source of income. A considerable number of people here also rely on the fisheries which are supplied by the fishing harbour at the nearby town of Malpe. Beedi (a type of cigarette) Industries and Milk Producers Unions contribute a considerab...
