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| '''Chalipuzha River (ചാലിപ്പുഴ)''' is a tributary of ] which joins with the ]. The famous ] are situated in this river. It appeared as a rocky river in summer seasons and filled with water in monsoon seasons. | '''Chalipuzha River (ചാലിപ്പുഴ)''' is a tributary of ] which joins with the ]. The famous ] are situated in this river. It appeared as a rocky river in summer seasons and filled with water in monsoon seasons. | ||
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Chalipuzha River (ചാലിപ്പുഴ) is a tributary of Iruvanjippuzha which joins with the Chaliyar River. The famous Thusharagiri Falls are situated in this river. It appeared as a rocky river in summer seasons and filled with water in monsoon seasons.
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