Koteshwara

Koteshwara

Infobox Indian Jurisdiction
native_name=Koteshwara | official_name = Koteshwara |

map_caption = Koteshwara
state_name= Karnataka
Language_name= Kannada, Tulu, Konkani
district= Udupi |nlanguage= Kannada, Tulu, Konkani
latd = 13.607
longd = 74.75 | altitude = 36.447
area_telephone= 08254
postal_code= 576222
vehicle_code_range = KA-20
population_as_of = 2001 | population_total = 14,060
nearest_airport = Mangalore
nearest_railstation = Kundapur Basrur
overall_literacy= 77.87
male_literacy = 88.89
female_literacy = 74.707
max_temperature = 35.0
min_temperature = 22.1
footnotes = |

Koteshwara, sometimes transcribed Koteshwar, is a village in Kundapura, Karnataka state, in southern India. As of 2001 14,060 people lived in the village.

A temple located in Koteshwara gained attention when the surrounding shallow lake was cleaned in a desilting project. During the cleanup a large statue was dredged up, sparking a more concerted effort which recovered several artifacts of historic and religious significance, including several sculptures, statues, bronzework and religious icons. [cite web|url=http://www.daijiworld.com/chan/exclusive_arch.asp?ex_id=240|title=Kundapur: Treasure in Lakebed Unearthed During Desilting]

Koteshwara has a very old Shiva, Pattabhi Ramachandra and Mariamma temple.

References

ee also

*Basrur
*Kundapura
*Barkur


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