- Uthangarai
Infobox Indian Jurisdiction
native_name = Uthangarai | type = city | latd = | longd =
state_name = Tamil Nadu
district =Krishnagiri district
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population_as_of = 2001
population_total = 15,393| population_density =
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postal_code =635207
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footnotes =Uthangarai is a
panchayat town inkrishnagiri district in theIndia n state ofTamil Nadu .Demographics
As of 2001 Indiacensus [GR|India] , Uthangarai had a population of 15,393. Males constitute 52% of the population and females 48%. Uthangarai has an average literacy rate of 74%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 81%, and female literacy is 67%. In Uthangarai, 10% of the population is under 6 years of age.
STD Code :04341
List of Higher Secondary School(s) in Uthangarai--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Name and address of the School
Christ Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Uthangarai Government Higher Secondary School(B) Uthangarai, Uthangarai
Government Higher Secondary School(G) Uthangarai, Uthangarai
SVMM Higher Secondary School, Uthangarai
Arts College SVM Arts College
Number of Panchayat Villages: 34
Panchayat Villages:
ATHIPADIBADAPALLICHANDRAPATTIEGGOORGANGAPARAMPATTI GOVINDAPURAMKAARAPPATTUKADAVANIKALLAAVI KARUMANDAPATHIKATTERIKEELKUPPUM POST KEELMATHUR KONDAMPATTIMARAMPATTI POST(The Great Sekar's Village)MAGANOORPATTI METTU THANGAL MITTAPPALLIMOONDRAMPATTIMOONGILERINADUPATTI NAICKANURNOCHIPATTIPAVAKKAL PERIAKOTTAKULAMPERIATHALLAPODIPUDURPUNGARAIREDDIPATTI SINGARAPETTHIRUVANAPATTIUPPARAPATTIVEERANAKUPPAM VELLAKUTTAIVENKADATHAMPATTIKondampatti Kondampatti is an beautiful village , 4 miles from uthangarai. Kondampatti is an panchayat , 7 villages coming under Kondampatti panchayat.
Temples Near Uthangarai
Hanumantheertham
This place is situated on the bank of Pennaiyar at a distance of 10 Km from Uthangarai and traditionally associated with Tirtamalai. It is believed that Hanuman who was instructed by Lord Rama to get the water from the Ganges for his penance at Tirtamalai which he could not do it in time. So Rama was said to have done Asthrapryogam and got it. Disapponted at this, Hanuman was said to have thrown down the vessel in which he brought the holy water and this spilled water is believed to be the Hanumantirtha. The water is considered sacred and during the Tamil month of Aadi (July-August) people frequent this spot.Places to Visit
Pambar Dam Anguthi Junai , Small water falls inside the forest ( untouched by todays modern world )
References
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