Cheyyur taluk

Cheyyur taluk

Cheyyur taluk is a taluk of Kanchipuram district of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The headquarters of the taluk is the town of Cheyyur.

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History

Cheyyur is a quaint village situated 29 km from Madurantakam, at Chengalpattu in Kanchipuram District of Tamil Nadu. This tiny hamlet was earlier called Jayamkonda-Cholapuram, Seyyur and Belapuri. In the early days, this area was a dense forest and kept as a reserve for the Chola kings to hunt.

An ancient temple called Cheyyur Shiva Temple, constructed during the reign of the Chola kings, is the major attraction. Near the Shiva Temple, there is another shrine dedicated to Lord Muruga in his infant aspect. In Tamil 'Sei' denotes 'infant' and the name of the village (Seyyur, later Cheyyur) is derived from this fact.

Chennai International Airport and Chengalpattu Junction Railway Station serve this area. Visitors can access Cheyyur from Madurakantam, which can be reached by road either from Chennai or Chengalpattu. Private taxis and regular buses are available from Madurakantam to Cheyyur.

List of places in Cheyyur Taluk

List of Places in Cheyyur Taluk Kancheepuram District Village Name

  1. Adiyalacheri
  2. Agaram
  3. Akkinambattu
  4. Alambari
  5. Ammananbakkam
  6. Ammanur
  7. Anaikattu
  8. Andarkuppam
  9. Arappedu
  10. Arasur
  11. Atchivilagam
  12. Attupattukottapanjai
  13. Ayakkunram
  14. Cheyyur
  15. Chinnavelikkadu
  16. Chittarkadu
  17. Chunampet
  18. Gangadevankuppam
  19. Gurumpirai
  20. Illeedu ( main place ) in chunampet
  21. Indalur
  22. Iraniyasitti
  23. Irumbali
  24. Isur
  25. Kadalur
  26. Kadapperi
  27. Kadugapattu
  28. Kadukalur
  29. Kalkulam
  30. Kanattur
  31. Kannimangalam
  32. Karuppur
  33. Kayapakkam
  34. Kelmaruvattur
  35. Kesavarajanpettai
  36. Kilacheri
  37. Kilarkollai
  38. Kodapattanam
  39. Kodur
  40. Kokkaranthangal
  41. Kottaikkadu
  42. Kulattur
  43. Kuvathur
  44. Lathur
  45. Madavilagam
  46. Madayambakkam
  47. Makundagiri
  48. Malarajakuppam
  49. Mambakkam
  50. Manikkakuppam
  51. Maruderi
  52. Melmaruvattur
  53. Mudaliyarkuppam
  54. Mugaiyur
  55. Murukkanthangal
  56. Nedumaram
  57. Nelvoy
  58. Nelvoypalayam
  59. Nemandam
  60. Nerkunam
  61. Nerkurapattu
  62. Nilamangalam
  63. Ottivilagam
  64. Pachambakkam
  65. Pakkaranai
  66. Pakkur
  67. Pakkuvancheri
  68. Palur
  69. Panaiyur
  70. Panayadivakkam
  71. Paramankeni
  72. Parameswaramangalam
  73. Parasanallur
  74. Parukkai
  75. Pavanjur
  76. Perambakkam
  77. Periyakilakadi
  78. Periyavelikkadu
  79. Perukkaranai
  80. Perumalcheri
  81. Perumbakkam
  82. Poigainallur
  83. Polambakkam
  84. Ponkunran
  85. Poongunam
  86. Pooriampakkam
  87. Porur
  88. Puduppattu
  89. Puliyani
  90. Punnamai
  91. Pupupatti
  92. Puraiyur
  93. Puranjeri
  94. Puttirankottai
  95. Sattamangalam
  96. Satyamangalam
  97. Sembur
  98. Sengattur
  99. Sevur
  100. Sikkinamkuppam
  101. Sirumayilur
  102. Sirunagar
  103. Siruvalambakkam
  104. Siruvankundram
  105. Sittamur
  106. Sivadi
  107. Sothupakkam
  108. Tandalam
  109. Tandamanallur
  110. Tattampattu
  111. Tenpakkar
  112. Thandarai
  113. Thenpattinam
  114. Tiruppurakkovil
  115. Tiruvadur
  116. Tuduvakanbattu
  117. Uludamangalam
  118. Vadakkuvayalur
  119. Vadappatanam
  120. Vanniyanallur
  121. Vayalur
  122. Vedal
  123. Vellankondagaram
  124. Vembanur
  125. Venmelaguram
  126. Veppancheri
  127. Vettaikarankuppam
  128. Vettamperumbakkam
  129. Vilambattu
  130. Vilangadu
  131. Virabhogam
  132. Yaluvankaramai

Population

According to the 2001 census, the taluk of Cheyyur had a population of 186,281 with 93,241 males and 93,040 females. There were 998 women for every 1000 men. The taluk had a literacy rate of 61.65. The total number of households was 41,540.

Economic activity

MARG Swarnabhoomi, an integrated township, with two special economic zones is located in the Cheyyur Taluk.

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