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Lists key features and minerals, then enumerates major beaches across Kerala districts. Includes a brief district-administration tally and prompts for further regional counts. 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 \n➔District Panchayat-14 ➔Block Panchayat-152 ➔Village Panchayat-941 ➔Corporations-6 ➔Municipalities/ Corporations-87 ➔Taluks-78 (78th Attappady)➔Revenue Divisions-27  \n➔Number of Revenue Villages – 1666  \n➔District with the most number of municipalities –➔District with the fewest number of municipalities –➔District with the most number of block panchayats –➔Districts with the most taluks :  \n➔District with the fewest taluks-  \n➔District with the most number of grama panchayats-  \n➔District with the fewest number of grama panchayats-  \nPERIYAR RIVER  \n● Origin: Sivagiri Hill (Tamil Nadu)  \n● According to an affidavit submitted by Kerala to the Supreme Court regarding the Mullaperiyar issue, the origin is Chokkampatti Hill in Idukki district.  \n● Largest river in Kerala  \n● Carries the most water in Kerala  \n● River with the most dams in Kerala  \n● River with the most hydroelectric projects in Kerala  \n● River with the most tributaries in Kerala  \n● Kerala’s lifeline, Al uvapuzha, Kaladipuzha, Poorna, Churni  \n● Shankaracharya referred to Periyar as Poorna.  \n● In Chanakya’s Arthashastra, Periyar is called Churni.  \n● Shankaracharya’s birthplace, Kalady, is located on the banks of Periyar.  \n● The Al uva Advaita Ashram is situated on the banks of Periyar.  \n● The Adi Shankara Keerthi Sthambha Mandapam is located on the Periyar ’s banks ( Kalady) .  \n● Famous Christian pilgrimage center on Periyar ’s banks: Malayattoor  \n● The flood of 1924 ( Kollam Era 1099) in Periyar is known as the ‘99 Flood’.  \n● At Al uva, Periyar splits into two: Marthandam Puzha and Mangalam Puzha.  \n● Marthandam Puzha flows into Vembanad Lake.  \n● Mangalam Puzha joins Cha lakkudypuzha, which empties into Kodungallur Lake.  \n● Main Tributaries of Periyar  \n○ Perunthurayar, Perinjamkuttiyaar, Panniyar,  \nCheruthoni river, Chitrapuzha, Muthirapuzha, Mullayar, Kattappanayar, Idamalayar, Thottiyar  \n○ First tributary to join Periyar: Mullayar  \nDams on Periyar  \n● Ponmudi Dam ( Panniyar Dam) , Idukki Dam, Idamalayar Dam ( Ernak ulam) , Chenku lam, Cheruthoni Dam, Kundala Dam (Sethu Parvathi Dam)  \n– Palar River, Munnar, Kulamavu Dam, Lower Periyar, Erattayar Dam, B huthathankettu ( Ernak ulam) , Anayirangal Dam ( Panniyar, Munnar) , Mullaperiyar (Idukki) , Mattupetty ( Kerala’s fi rst concrete dam, Idukki)  \nHydroelectric Projects on Periyar  \n● River with the most hydroelectric projects in Kerala:  \nPeriyar  \n● Kerala’s fi rst hydroelectric project: Pallivasal (Idukki, commissioned in 1940 during Sri Chithira Thirunal’s reign, located on Muthirapuzha)  \n● Hydroelectric projects on Periyar: Pallivasal, Panniyar, Chenku lam, Neriamangalam, Lower Periyar, Idukki  \n● Kerala’s second hydroelectric project: Chenku lam ( Muthirapuzha, Idukki, 1954)  \n● First private-sector hydroelectric project in Kerala: Maniyar  \n● Main Tributaries of Periyar  \n○ Perunthurayar, Perinjamkuttiyaar, Panniyar, Cheru","cbCaicTt5G2XOAQG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicTt5G2XOAQG","pdf",6513196,"English","# Coastal Region / Lower Land\n## Coastal facts and minerals\n## Major beaches by district\n## District-level administration notes\n# Periyar River\n## Origin and significance\n## Tributaries\n## Dams\n## Hydroelectric projects\n# Wayanad Pass (Thamarassery Pass)\n## Key facts and connecting passes","[{\"question\":\"What is the coastal region’s maximum height above sea level in Kerala?\",\"answer\":\"It is described as an area with a height of up to 7.5 meters above sea level.\"},{\"question\":\"Which district in Kerala shares borders with Tamil Nadu and Karnataka?\",\"answer\":\"Wayanad is stated as the only district in Kerala that shares borders with Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.\"},{\"question\":\"What river is called Kerala’s lifeline, and where does Periyar split at Aluva?\",\"answer\":\"The notes identify Aluvapuzha, Kaladipuzha, Poorna, and Churni in connection with Periyar as Kerala’s lifeline. At Aluva, Periyar splits into Marthandam Puzha and Mangalam Puzha.\"}]","KERALA GEOGRAPHY - PRASANTH P - Coastal Region / Lower Land | PDF"]