- The
Terekhol or
Tiracol River is a
river in
western India. In its
upper reaches it is
known as the
Banda River and in the
lower reaches as the Tiracol...
- Tiracol, in the
North Goa
district of Goa, India. At the
mouth of the
Terekhol River, the fort can be
reached by a
ferry from Querim, 42 km (26 mi) north...
- and ****barjua
Canal (15 km). The
other rivers in Goa are
shorter such as
Terekhol (22 km),
Chapora (29 km), Baga (5 km), Sal (16 km),
Talpona (11 km), and...
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Shimsha Shyok Subarnarekha Tapti Thamirabarani Tungabhadra Tamsa Tunga Terekhol Ulhas Umngot Vaan
Vaigai Vamsadhara Varuna Vashishti Vedavathi Vellar-North...
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Tailbaila fort
Takmak fort
Talagad Tandulwadi fort
Tankai fort
Tarapur fort
Terekhol Fort
Thalner Tikona Tipagad (Gadchiroli)
Torna Fort
Tringalwadi Trymbakgad...
-
rivers which decide the
boundary of this sub-district are
Terekhol River and
Chapora River.
Terekhol river acts as a
border of
Maharashtra and Goa
while Chapora...
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Fortified Factory (1637)
Velaghar Kepadevi Temple,Ubhadanda
Asoli Lighthouse Terekhol Beach Mansishwar Temple, Ba****atwadi
Kalvi beach,
kelus Redi
Vengurla jetty...
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Maharashtra state on Mumbai-Goa
national highway (NH-17), on the bank of the
Terekhol river. The main
languages are Marathi,
Malvani and Konkani. Many people...
- Maharashtra, near the Maharashtra-Goa border. It sits on a
small hill
north of
Terekhol Cr****. The fort, now a tree-entangled ruin,
overlooks the
beaches of the...
- (99 mi).[citation needed] Goa's
seven major rivers are the Mandovi, Zuari,
Terekhol, Chapora, Galgibag, ****barjua canal, Talpona, and the Sal. The
Zuari and...
