Sankheda in the Vadodara, India is known for its
It is located on the Bank of River Orsang. It is world famous for its Handicraft furniture. Locared 55 KM away from Vadodara. The neighboring Towns are Dabhoi (21 KM) and Bodeli (21 km).
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Sankheda — Original name in latin Sankheda Name in other language Sankheda State code IN Continent/City Asia/Kolkata longitude 22.17021 latitude 73.5782 altitude 68 Population 12077 Date 2013 01 10 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
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