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Chaliyam is a
village situated at the
estuary of
Chaliyar (River Beypore) in
Kozhikode district of Kerala, India.
Chaliyam forms an island,
bounded by...
- The
siege of
Chale or
siege of
Chaliyam took
place in 1571 as a part of the war of the
league of the
Indies between the
Zamorin of
Calicut and the Portuguese...
- (historically
known as Trikkandiyur) and
Chaliyam. The
kingdom also
contained the
coastal villages of
Kadalundi and
Chaliyam in the
southernmost region of Kozhikode...
- and
finally empties into the
Arabian Sea at
Beypore port,
opposite to
Chaliyam harbour. The
river has
three names - Chaliyar,
Nilambur River, and Beypore...
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Tamil Nadu. The
first railway line in the
state was laid from
Tirur to
Chaliyam (Kozhikode), with the
oldest Railway Station at Tirur, p****ing through...
- Kozhikode, Fort Kochi, Cherai, Alappuzha, Ponnani, Kadalundi, Tanur,
Chaliyam, Payyambalam, Kappad,
Muzhappilangad and Bekal. Po****r hill
stations are...
- a fort at the
island of
Chaliyam,
which was a part of
Southern Parappanad, and was
destructed during the
Battle at
Chaliyam fort
occurred in 1571. Feroke...
- Nilambur. The
oldest Railway line in the
state was laid from
Tirur to
Chaliyam in 1861, p****ing
through Tanur, Parappanangadi, and Vallikkunnu. The second...
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Kozhikode district in the
state of Kerala, India. It is
located opposite to
Chaliyam, the
estuary where the
river Chaliyar empties into
Arabian Sea. Beypore...
- Kadalundi. The
first railway line in
Kerala was laid in 1861 from
Tirur to
Chaliyam through Tanur, Parappanangadi, Vallikkunnu, and Kadalundi.
Kadalundi panchayat...
