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Mananthavady Police Station
മാനന്തവാടി പോലീസ് സ്റ്റേഷൻ
Mananthavady town police station serving the municipality and neighbouring areas of northern Wayanad.
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Mananthavady Police Station
Mananthavady Police Station is based in the town of Mananthavady in northern Wayanad. Its police profile places the present station building to the south of the town and records the move there in February 1990. The published jurisdiction covers Mananthavady Municipality and areas including Edavaka, Nalloornad and Payyampally.
Mananthavady is a service centre for nearby villages, with sites such as Valliyoorkavu Temple and Pazhassi Raja’s tomb within the broader station area. People can use the official contacts to communicate with the station on incidents, complaints and public-safety concerns.
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Place typePolice Station
Local bodyMananthavady
DistrictWayanad
TalukMananthavady
PIN code670645
LocalityMananthavady
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AddressThe Station House Officer, Mananthavady Police Station, Mananthavady P.O., Wayanad, Kerala - 670645
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Pancharakolly, Mananthavady · Mananthavady · PIN 670645
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Valliyoorkavu Bhagavathy Temple near Mananthavady is one of Wayanad’s most important tribal-linked pilgrimage centres. Dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy, worshipped here…
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