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 Haliyal in Karnataka is one of the most important towns in Uttara Kannada district. There are quite a number of towns and cities that have been built in each and every state of Indian subcontinent. Amongst them, the geographers have pointed out the name of Haliyal as a significant one.
Geographical location of the Haliyal town too is significant in order to know more about it. Haliyal is situated at 15.33 degree North and 74.77 degree East. It has an average height of 559 meters or 1833 feet. There are some of the demographers who too have thrown some light on the demography of the Haliyal town.
The chief crops of the district are rice and sugarcane, along with a huge variety of crops. Tree crops include coconut, arecanut, cocoa, cashew, mango, banana, pineapple, Garcinia, and sapota; vegetables include onion, radish, cucumber, cauliflower, sweet potato, brinjal, and amaranth; spices include pepper, cardamom, ginger and nutmeg. Millet and cotton are also produced; forestry and fisheries are also important to all the other people of Haliyal town.
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