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Tamraparni, Indian River
Tamraparni is a river in Tinnevelly.

Tamraparni, Indian RiverTamraparni is a river in Tinnevelly. It rises at the southern extremity of the Western Ghats.

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(Last Updated on : 25/03/2009)
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