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'''Kattinakere''' (ಕಟ್ಟಿನಕೆರೆ) is the name of a hamlet in Soraba Tq, Karnataka state. It is the place where the river Dandavathi is born. Dhandavathi is a tributary of river [[Varada]]. Varada in turn joins [Tungbadhra] and later [[Krishna River]] which finally joins the sea Bay of Bengal in the east coast of India. The village has a 19 acre reservoir. The reservoir's overflow canal turns in to a creek gathering strength on it's way to become the river [[Dandavathi]]. |
'''Kattinakere''' (ಕಟ್ಟಿನಕೆರೆ) is the name of a hamlet in Soraba Tq, Karnataka state, India. It is the place where the river Dandavathi is born. Dhandavathi is a tributary of river [[Varada]]. Varada in turn joins [Tungbadhra] and later [[Krishna River]] which finally joins the sea Bay of Bengal in the east coast of India. The village has a 19 acre reservoir. The reservoir's overflow canal turns in to a creek gathering strength on it's way to become the river [[Dandavathi]]. |
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Kattinakere has a population of around 35 who are mainly agriculturists. |
Kattinakere has a population of around 35 who are mainly agriculturists. |
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Kattinakere (ಕಟ್ಟಿನಕೆರೆ) is the name of a hamlet in Soraba Tq, Karnataka state, India. It is the place where the river Dandavathi is born. Dhandavathi is a tributary of river Varada. Varada in turn joins [Tungbadhra] and later Krishna River which finally joins the sea Bay of Bengal in the east coast of India. The village has a 19 acre reservoir. The reservoir's overflow canal turns in to a creek gathering strength on it's way to become the river Dandavathi.
Kattinakere has a population of around 35 who are mainly agriculturists.