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| Country | India |
| Region | Coimbatore(Kongu Nadu) |
| State | Tamil Nadu |
| District(s) | Erode District |
| Founded as Municipality | 1948 |
| Chairman | Revathi Devi |
| Member of Legislative Assembly | K.A.Sengottaiyan |
| Member of Parliament | C.Sivasamy |
| Parliamentary constituency | Tirupur |
| Assembly constituency | Gobichettipalayam |
| Planning Agency | GMC |
| Population | 60,279 (2011[update]) |
| Literacy | 74% |
| Official languages | Tamil |
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| Time zone | IST (UTC+05:30) |
| Area |
• 213 metres (699 ft) |
| Climate Temperature |
Tropical climate (Köppen) • 28 °C (82 °F) |
| Website | http://municipality.tn.gov.in/gobi/abs-municipality.htm |
Gobi or Gobichettipalayam (Tamil: கோபிசெட்டிபாளையம்) is a Municipality in Erode District of Tamil Nadu state, India. A major part of present Gobichettipalayam was previously known as Veerapandi Gramam, and documents and records still use that name. Gobichettipalayam is an important city in the North- Western part of Erode District and is Taluk Head Quarters too. It is situated at 213m above M.S.L. It is about 35 km from District headquarters.
The city which is a Selection Grade Municipality, Extends over an area of 7.5 sq.k.m. covering the whole of Veerapandi village and parts of Lakkampatti and Modachur villages. The town serves as an important source of supply for agricultural in-puts and implements to the adjoining areas.
Previously Gobichettipalayam was under Coimbatore District i.e. Before the bifurcation of Erode district from the Coimbatore district, Gobichettipalayam was a taluk of Coimbatore District. Now Gobichettipalayam is the headquarters of the Gobichettipalayam Revenue Division , Taluk, Education District and Registration District.
Gobichettipalayam is also called as 'Chinna Kodambakkam' or 'Mini Kollywood' because of the film shooting that take place here. Many films in Tamil and other languages have been shot here in Gobichettipalayam and its surroundings.
At coordinates , Gobichettipalayam is located in the north western part of Tamil Nadu. Its about 35 km from District headquarters Erode,40 km from Tirupur and 80 km from Coimbatore.Its about 390 km from Chennai and 280 km from Bangalore. It is moderate and humid for most of the year. The surrounding water logged rice fields contribute to the high humidity levels.
Gobichettipalayam was named after Gobi Chetty Pullan, a scholar of older times. The place was a part of the country ruled by the great king Paari, who is regarded as one of the most generous kings. The famous place Pariyur, near Gobichettipalayam was named after him. The land was also ruled by the Cheras and later belonged to Tipu Sultan. After Tipu's defeat, British annexed it to their territory.
Gobichettipalayam municipality has a population of 60,279 according to 2011 census. The total population of the Gobichettipalayam and its suburbs is estimated to be greater than 100,000. Males constitute 49% of the population and females 51%, which makes it one of the few places where women outnumber men. Gobichettipalayam city has an average literacy rate of 74%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 80%, and female literacy is 68%. In Gobichettipalayam city, 9% of the population are under 6 years of age. The population is dominated by the Kongu Vellalar or Gounder community. Tamil is the main language spoken by majority of the people.
This Municipality was constituted on 01.10.1949 as III grade as per G.O.Ms.No.1948 (Local Administration Department) dated 12.08.1949 with effect from 01.10.1949 and was Elevated to Grade II as per G.O.Ms.No.194 (Local Administration Department) Dated 10.02.1970 and to Ist Grade with effect from 01.10.1977 as per G.O.Ms.No.1532 (R.D & L.A) dt.21.09.1977, and to Selection Grade as per G.O.Ms.No.238 (MA&WS) dt 02.12.2008.
The total length of roads in Gobichettipalayam municipality is 67.604 K.M. out of 6.60 K.M. of roads belong to the State Highways Department and the remaining 61.004 K.M. belong to the Municipality. Protected Water Supply Scheme was implemented in the year 1958. The source of water is from the Bhavani River flowing at about 6 K.M. from the city. The Water Pumping Station is situated on the Bank of the river Bhavani in the village called Kodamedu. The water is pumped to the elevated tanks situated at various places within the Municipal limit. The total number of over head tanks are 6 and the total length of distribution lines is 77.60 K.M.
The Municipality Maintains The Central Bus Station, The Weekly Sandy, The Daily Market and a number of shopping complexes among others.
The city is economically strong and is fast developing. This city can be considered as Bi-Functional. The work force constitutes about 38% of the population and 31% of the work force is engaged in agriculture, 13% in small industries (Small Scale and Cottage) and 56 % in trading and other activities. The city serves as an important source of supply for agricultural in-puts and implements and other services to the adjoining areas. There are a number of banks in the city which shows the economic prosperity of the city. The increased number of banks found in the town is a sign of economic prosperity. ICICI Bank established its third branch in Tamil Nadu here, next to Chennai and Coimbatore.
Gobichettipalayam was a parliamentary constituency until 2009. It lost its place to the newly formed Tirupur Constituency during delimination by Election Commission. Now Gobichettipalayam assembly constituency is part of Tirupur (Lok Sabha constituency).[1] This Lok Sabha constituency is an agrarian constituency situated in the belt of Keezhbhavani ayacuts. The constituency has many demands of which one of the main is to establish a railway link between Gobichettipalayam and Erode Junction. Plans have been made since the British rule but they still remain only in paper.
The economy of Gobichettipalayam centers on agriculture viz paddy, sugarcane, plantain, tobacco and turmeric.Its famous for its lush green paddy fields which attracts cine industry. There are also growing numbers of spinning mills to support the weaving industry developing in the region. Gobichettipalayam is well known for its plantain cultivation and the production of coconuts.Gobichettipalayam is the number one in Tamil Nadu for silk cocoon cultivation with good quality. Its one of the leading producers of white silk in the country with the country's first automatic silk reeling unit located here.
Gobichettipalayam city is well connected by major roads passing through the center of the city. One connecting Gobichettipalayam with Tirupur/ Dharapuram / Coimbatore (SH 81, via: Kunnathur), another connecting Erode and Ooty/Mysore (SH 15, via: Gobichettipalayam and Sathyamangalam), another connecting Gobichettipalayam and Coimbatore (SH 15A, via: Nambiyur, Avinashi) and another connecting Gobichettipalayam and Anthiyur (MDR, via: Athani (Tamil Nadu)).
The Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) has a depot apart from a large central bus stand in Gobichettipalayam. Originally called as Jeeva Transport Corporation (JTC), it came into being by bifurcation of the Cheran Transport Corporation (headquartered at Coimbatore). It was renamed as Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation, Erode Limited (Coimbatore Division-II) on 1 July 1997. The fleet strength as on 31 March 2005 was 1218. Buses ply from the Central Bus Stand to all major towns and cities within Tamil Nadu and also to other states. A number of Karnataka State Roadways Transport Corporation(KSRTC) buses also ply to here due to its proximity to the state of Karnataka.
The nearest Railway station is Erode Junction(38 km), which is a major Railway station from where trains ply to all over the country. A railway line has been proposed for Mysore (via Gobichettipalayam, Chamarajnagar). The railway line was proposed during the British rule in 1922 and survey was made 4 times but it failed to materialize.
The Palani-Chamrajnagar railway line scheme was proposed in 1915 and initially it was decided to lay railway line from Palani to Chamrajnagar via Kangeyam, Erode, Gobichettipalayam, Sathyamangalam and Chamrajnagar. The then British Railway conducted surveys in 1922, 1936 and 1942 and survey stones were also laid on the proposed railway line. But after Independence the scheme did not take off. But till date, nothing had been done on the Erode-Gobichettipalayam-Sathyamangalam railway line work. For introduction of the scheme it required a minimum Rs. 500 crore and the amount may be sanctioned immediately.
The nearest airport is Coimbatore International Airport (70 km)which has regular ( Air timings) flights from/to New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kozhikode, Chennai, Cochin, Hyderabad ,Thiruvananthapuram, Jammu, Pune, New Delhi, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Bahrain, Jeddah, Kuwait, Muscat, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Colombo, Dubai, Doha, Singapore, etc.
| Mysore, Mangalore, Sathyamangalam, Bhavanisagar, Bannari | Bangalore, Hosur, Dharmapuri | Salem, Pondicherry, Chennai, Tirupati, Tiruvannamalai | ||
| Ooty, Mettupalayam | Bhavani, Chidambaram, Cuddalore | |||
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| Coimbatore, Palakkad | Tirupur, Palani, Dindigul, Pollachi, Udumalpet, Madurai, Tirunelveli, Tuticorin, Kanyakumari | Erode, Namakkal, Karur, Trichy, Rameswaram |
| Sl no | City | Distance (in km) |
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| 1 | Erode | 34 |
| 2 | Tirupur | 39 |
| 3 | Coimbatore | 69 |
| 4 | Salem | 84 |
| 5 | Udhagamandalam | 76 |
| 6 | Karur | 100 |
| 7 | Trichy | 175 |
| 8 | Mysore | 163 |
| 9 | Madurai | 230 |
| 10 | Bangalore | 270 |
| 11 | Chennai | 390 |
| 12 | Kanyakumari | 460 |
| 13 | Namakkal | 88 |
The soil in the region is mainly of three types: black loam, red loam and red sand. The percentages of red loam, red sand and black loam are 50%, 30% and 20% respectively.In general, the soil in and around the city is fertile and good for agriculture purposes.
The temperature is moderate throughout the year except during summer. The average rainy days are 50 per year. Rainfall is moderate to high, uncertain and not well distributed. It is warm for most of the year. The city is not windy but the abundance of trees and vegetation surrounding the city makes its climate pleasant.
An Anaicut namely “Kodiveri Anaicut” is situated in Gobichettipalayam Taluk, about 15 km. west of Gobichettipalayam. It was constructed by the Maharaja of Mysore in the 17th century. Two channels arise from the dam, One is on the northern side of Bhavani River and the other on the southern side viz “Arakkan Kottai Channel” and “Thadapalli Channel” respectively. Lands north of Gobichettipalayam City are fertile due to the flow of the Thadapalli channel. Cultivation of sugarcane and paddy are predominant in this area.The lush green fields are also a pleasure to watch.
Another important dam that has been constructed over the Bhavani River is the Bhavanisagar Dam. It is located about 35 km from the town. The dam was constructed in the beginning of the 20th century. There is a large park with various attractions. The dam and the park attract huge crowds towards this place.
The Sathyamangalam Wildlife Sanctuary and the reserve forests of Anthiyur areas are about 25 km away from Gobichettipalayam. The T.N.Palayam forest range comes within the Gobichettipalayam Taluk. Abundant flora and fauna thrive in these forests which form a part of the rich biosphere of the Western Ghats. The wildlife includes Indian Elephant, Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard, Black Buck, Spotted deer, Peacock, Porcupine and Gaur. It is one of the largest elephant habitats in the country. It is planned to convert these forests into a tiger reserve.
There are a lot of famous temples in and around Gobichettipalayam. The details of the various temples is given below:
Gobichettipalayam boasts of some famous temples like Pariyur Kondathu Kaliamman Temple (www.pariyurkondathukaliamman.org). Pariyur got its name from the great king Paari, who ruled these regions. The Kondathu Kaliamman is believed to be the saviour God of the town. This temple got an award for cleanest temple in Coimbatore district in the 1980s.
The famous Kondathu Kaliamman Temple in Pariyur, is located about 3 km from Gobichettipalayam city, where a 'Fire Walking Ceremony' (Kundam)is held during January every year. The annual Temple Car festival is celebrated with grandeur. This temple attracts a large gathering from the surrounding places all the time. The temple also has a marriage hall associated with it. The temple is about 1500 years old. The Goddess Kali is seen wearing a crown of fire. The people of this locality usually ask the Goddess for permission via a special ceremony, before starting any job. The inner sanctum of the temple is made of Black Marble. The protector God of this temple is called Sri Maha Muniappan, who blesses couples with children and chases fear away from the minds of the people. There is are many shrines dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Apart from these, there are shrines of Sri Saptha Kannigai, Sri Ponkaliamman, Lord Brahma and other Gods.
Apart from the Amman temple, there is a temple dedicated to Shiva in Pariyur. The Shiva temple whose chief deity is Sri Amarapaneeswarar, is built fully of white marble, brought from Rajasthan. There are separate shrines dedicated to Sri Soundaranayaki Amman and the war lord Karthikeya known as Sri Shanmukha Subramaniyar, seen with his wives Deivayanai and Valli. There is a shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesha known as Anukkai Vinayakar at the entrance and Sri Nandhi, the vehicle of Lord Shiva. There are also shrines dedicated to Navagraha, Bhairavar, 63 Nayanmars and other Gods. Maha Shivaratri and Pradhosam is celebrated with much grandeur apart from other festivals of Shiva and Murugan.
The chief deity of Vishnu temple is called Adhi Narayana Perumal. He is seen along with Sri Devi and Bhu Devi. The specialty of the temple is that, there is a separate shrine dedicated to Lord Hanuman, who is considered very powerful and grants the wishes of the people. There are also statues of Sanjeevi Anjaneyar and Veera Anjaneyar. Sri Garuda Alwar is seen in front of the main sanctum. The main Gopuram of the temple depicts the scene of narration of Bhagavad Gita, the holy book of Hindus. Vaikunta Ekadashi and other festivals of Vishnu are celebrated here.
There two old hill temples dedicated to Lord Murugan. One is located at Pachaimalai (meaning Green hill), about 3 km from the centre of the state. All Saivite, Koumaram and Hindu festivals are celebrated at the temple, especially 'Thai Poosam' in Jan/Feb, 'Panguni Utthiram' in March, and 'Skanda Sashti' in Oct/Nov. The temple has various shrines dedicated to different Gods and Goddesses. There is a huge statue of Lord Murugan, which can been seen miles away from the temple. Apart from his normal peacock vehicle, the temple also has a Golden Chariot for the God.
It is the second of the hill temples that are dedicated to Lord Murugan. It is located about 2 km from the town on the way towards Pariyur. The chief deity is called Sri Muthukumara Swamy. All festivals of Lord Muruga are celebrated here, which is usually followed by the free distribution of food.
It is the third of the hill Temples dedicated to Lord Murugan. It is situated on the Gobi-Sathy-Kovai Main road at a distance of about 4 kms from the town. Surrounded by lush green fields, it is presided by the benevolent deity of Lord Muruga. A visit to this Temple is a divine experience in itself.
Bannari is located about 35 km northwest of Gobichettipalayam. The temple is dedicated to the powerful Goddess Mariamman. The temple itself is very famous and attracts huge crowds round the year. The temple also has a marriage hall associated with it.
The temple is located in the heart of the town. The chief deity of temple is called Sri Devi Bhu Devi Sametha Adhi Narayana Perumal. There are also statues Sri Ganesha(Thumbikai Alwar), Sri Anjaneya and Sri Garuda Alwar. There are also shrines of Navagraha, Vishnu Durga and Sandikeshwarar. Vaikunta Ekadashi and other festivals of Vishnu are celebrated here.
The temple is located close to Sri Adinarayana Swamy Temple. The chief deity of temple is called Sri Visweswaraswamy (Shiva). There are also shrines dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Sri Vishalakshi Ambal and Lord Murugan. There are also other shrines dedicated to Sri Dakshinamurthy, Navagraha, Sri Bhairava and other Gods. Maha Shivaratri, Thiruvadhirai and other festivals of Shiva are celebrated here.
The main deity of the temple is Sri Saratha Mariamman. The temple is located in the main bazaar street and attracts huge crowds. The Goddess is very powerful and it is believed that the Goddess Mariamman cures chicken pox and other diseases. A festival is celebrated every year for honoring the Goddess, with much grandeur.
The main deity of the temple is Sri Kamakshi Amman. The temple is famous among the local people. Many occasions are celebrated in the temple and the Goddess goes on rounds visiting all the households during the New moon day(Amavasya).
The mail deity is Sri Hanumantharaya Swamy popularly known Anjaneya Swamy. The temple is famous among the locals. The temple is located in the main part of the town nearer to Sri Saratha Mariamman temple. The temple also has statues of Lord Rama with Sita and Lakshmana. The God is believed to give mental strength and courage to fight evil.
This temple is specially dedicated to Lord Ayappa. The temple has shrines for many other Gods including Lord Ganesha and Lord Karthikeya. The temple is frequented by devotees who wear Mala and go on a pilgrimage to Sabarimala.
The temple is also one of the famous temples frequented by locals. The main deity Lord Subramanya(Murugan) is considered very powerful and it is a pleasure to watch Lord Subramanya posing as a king. There are also shrines dedicated to Lord Ganesha and Navagraha.
The temple is situated 6 km from Gobichetipalayam in Gobi -Athani main road. The Function was held every year during last week of December ie the second Wednesday of the tamil month Markhazi. The sacred water from this temple is taken to Pariyur Amman temple two weeks before the Kundam Function and used for Poochatu i.e the start of annual function. Another important function of the temple is AdiPooram which is celebrated for 10 days with Daily Yagnams and Poojas during the months of July-August.
Apart from these, there are many other temples which include Sri Astalakshmi Temple, Sri Matheswaran Temple, Sri Sakthi Vinayakar Temple. There is a municipal park with a Temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha inside which is a place frequented by the natives.
Because of the cultural and religious importance, people prefer Gobichettipalayam for marriages of their kith and kin. People as far as from North India with roots in Tamil Nadu conduct their marriage rituals here. Gobichettipalayam is famous for its cooks and delicious dishes and that paved the way for a Cook's association also (Samayal Kalaignar Sangam).
There is a marriage hall called "Seetha Kalyanamandapam" constructed in a vast area where four weddings could take place at a time. The marriage hall was constructed decades ago and it also used to host many famous dramas and debates from the olden days. The architecture is splendid and its built with such a grandeur that attracted the cinema field. The Seetha Kalyanamandapam was built by Sri Thangamani Gounder for conducting marriages free of cost. Today also it continues to charge only meagre amount for maintenance. The other famous marriage halls include Sri Muthu Mahal, Bhuvana Bhavanam, Sri Karthikeya Mahal, Sri Ramayammal Thirumana Mandapam, G.K.P. Thirumana Mandapam among others.
| Media | Type | Publishers |
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| Newspapers | Daily |
All English Papers are from Coimbatore Edition. |
| Radio Channels | AM & FM(from various cities) |
All are based out of Coimbatore |
The following list gives the Cinema halls in city. There are local, defunct and non-operating theatres which are not included in this list.
| Cinema Theatres | Features |
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| Sri Valli Theatre | Qube Digital, DTS |
| Indira Theatre | Qube Digital, DTS, |
| Nagaiya Theatre | DTS |
| Jaya Maruthi Theatre | Qube Digital, DTS |
Gobichettipalayam has good a communications infrastructure, provided by all major service providers namely Airtel, Vodafone, Tata Docomo, Tata Indicom, Reliance Communications, Aircel, Videocon, Idea, MTS and Uninor apart from BSNL. Services available are DOT landline, CDMA, GSM, 3G Mobile Services and Wimax. Fiber optic cables were laid in 2001, improving Internet access, which had begun with the establishment of a Dial-up and Broadband connection in 1996.
Gobichettipalayam cuisine is predominantly south Indian with rice as its base. Most locals still retain their rural tradition, with many restaurants still serving food on a banana leaf. North Indian, Chinese and continental cuisines are also available. Mysorepa (a sweet made from lentil flour and Halwa (a sweet made of different ingredients like milk, wheat, rice) are famous. Idly, Dosa, vada-sambar and Biryani are apopular among the locals. Coffee shops and Chat Centres have been on the increase, and serve as meeting places for young people.
The people of Gobi are generally regarded as warm and hospitable. Foreigners are always welcome. There are a significant numbers of people from other cultures like North Indians, Gurkas and Malayalis.
The city is home to the Pariyur Kondathu Kaliamman Temple, a 5-acre (20,000 m2) Hindu temple dedicated to the Goddess Kaliamman (an incarnation of Kali).There are also hill temples dedicated to Lord Balamurugan at Pachaimalai[2] and Pavalamalai as described earlier. As the main economy is agriculture , the city is known for its lush green spectacular paddy fields that extend in all directions.
The city has numerous hospitals. Apart from the Government hospital, several multi-facility hospitals function in the city. The district's health department is amongst the best in terms of implementing government-initiated health schemes. Several rare surgical procedures have taken place here. The polio eradication programme is heavily assisted by the Government.
The fast pace of industrialization, rising population and an increase in health awareness have led to the growth of the healthcare industry in Gobi. The city stands second to Erode in the district for highly affordable and quality healthcare of international standard.
Gobi is also the preferred healthcare destination for the floating population from nearby towns and districts and also nearby districts of Kerala. The growth of the hospitals in the city can be attributed to the vision of the industrialists here to bridge the gap between growing health needs and the existing services. Many of the private hospitals in the city are promoted by industrialists as an extension of their business portfolio and their service to the society.
The famous hospitals include, KKS Hospital, Seethalakshmi Hospital, Chakra Hospital, Dakshin Trauma Centre, M.R.S.,Hospital, Gobi Diabetic centre and BEST diabetes centre . There are a lot of other small hospitals, Kumaran Hospital, clinics and nursing homes apart from medical shops.
Gobichettipalyam stands as a major Education hub of the state. There are a lot of schools and Gobichettipalayam educational district sends the second highest number of students to medical colleges every year. But colleges are less in this area. The proximity to Coimbatore solves this problem.
There are a lot of industries in Gobichettipalayam among which a few are named below:
A. Pariyur 1. Nanjagoundan Palayam 2. Sanaar Pathi 3. Murugan Puthur 4. Vellala Palayam
B. Savandapur 1. Ganapathy Palayam 2. Puthukarai Puthur 3. Gounden Puthur 4. Karungaradu 5. Thotti Palayam
C. Siruvalur: 1. Nattavankadu 2. Pathiapalayam 3. Mall Naickanur 4. Goundanpalayam 5. Pattampalayam 6. Koyakkadu 7. Kuttaiyapalaym 8. Seerankaddur 9. Veppampalayam 10. Molachellipalayam 11. Karichiapalayam 12. Nallakkapalaym 13. Thottipalaym 14. Meen Kinaru 15. Oonjapalayam 16. Sevakampalayam 17. Ayipalayam 18. Kuliyankadu 19. Alagagoundanpalayam 20. Chinnamoopanoor 21. Elanthakadu 22. Chittasanai 23. Kuppandampalayam 24. Angampalayam 25. Maniyakaranpudur 26. Pappankadu 27. Kulla Naickanur 28. Rama Naickanur 29. South Kaveripalayam 30. Nadukkaveripalayam 31. Settupalayam 32. Gandhi Nagar 35. chenni kattu thotam 36. vellalapalayam 37. Nanjagoundanpalayam
D. Vellankoil: 1. Korakkattur 2. Ellapalayam 3. Kuvadapampalayam 4. Anna Nagar 5. Chillanai 6. Thonnaripalayam 7. Nanjanaickanur 8. Vannanduraipudur
E. Kolappalur: 1. Mooppan Salai 2. Aruvan Korai 3. Nagappan Goundanpudur 4. Thavidampalayam 5. Molagoundanpudur 6. Sanarpalayam 7. Kallumadaipudur 8. Varapalayam 9. Amman Koil Pathi 10. Pothiyampathi 11. Kummikarukku 12. Odakkattu 13. Mettuvalavu 14. Chettiayampalayam 15. Kollukattipalayam 16. Kamaraj Nagar
F. Olappalayam: 1. Nagadevampalayam 2. Periya Koravan Palayam 3. Chinna Koravan Palayam 4. Ayyampudhur 5. Vanjiappanur 6. Thottapalayam 7. Palayur 8. Arasankuttai 9. Vellaiperuchipudur 10. West Pudur
G. Ayalur: 1. Semmandampalyam 2. Koolaimoopanur 3. Mallipalayam 4. Narikuttai 5. Palapalayam 6. Namakkalpalayam 7. A. Ellapalayam 8. Kamaraj Nagar 9. Pommalapalayam 10. Settupalayam 11. Anaikattu Thottam 12. Sengalikadu 13. Salavaikalpalayam
H. Kaduakkampalayam: 1. Thottakattur 2. Chinna Perumalgoundanpalayam 3. Kuttyagoundampudur 4. Velliyankattur 5. Puliyankattur 6. Korakkaddupudur
I. Thalkuni: 1. Agaraiapalayam 2. Nadarpudur 3. Peeliayampalayam 4. Kuthiraikkapalayam 5. Vellaigoundenpudur 6. Poosaripalaym
J. Kalingiyam: 1. Avvaiyarpalayam 2. Chinnakulam 3. Chinnagoundampalayam 4. Velankadupalayam 5. Nagarpalayam 6. Thangamalaikaradu 7. Anadavarmalai 8. Semdampalayam 9. Ganapathypalayam 10. Kodampalayam 11. Sellipalayam
K. Nambiyur: 1. Kolandapalayam 2. Ayyampalayam 3. Anjanur 4. Vemandampalayam 5. Pudupalayam 6. Suripalayam
L. Kurumanthur: 1. Alukkuli 2. Ayeepalayam 3. Karattupalayam 4. KurumanthurMedu 5. PalaniGoundenpalayam 6. Nadupalayam 7. Karapadi 8. Moonampalli 9. Nadupalayam
M. Nichampalayam: 1. Sullikkaradu 2. Kalliyampalayam 3. Thaneerpanthal palayam 4. Kumibanai 5. Suraiyam Palayam
N.Kugalur 1. K.Mettuppalayam 2. Odathurai 3. Bommanaickenpalayam 4. Othakuthirai 5. Mevani 6. Keezhvani 7. Rakkanam Palayam
O. Vaniputhur: 1. Collagepirivu 2. Aasarimadu 3. Puliyampatti 4. Bungalowpudur 5. Thukkanayakanpalayam 6. Kallipatti
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