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GODAVARI , a See also: river of central and western See also: India
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It flows at See also: Cocanada, See also: rice being shipped to See also: Mauritius and See also: Ceylon, and across the Deccan from the Western to the Eastern Ghats; its See also: cotton and oil-seeds to See also: Europe
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Rice-cleaning mills have been See also: total length is 900 m., the estimated See also: area of its drainage See also: basin, established here and at other places
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The See also: district is traversed 112,200 ' sq. m
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ItJs traditional source is on the See also: side of a See also: hill by the
See also: main See also: line of the See also: East See also: Coast railway, with a branch to behind the See also: village of Trimbak in See also: Nasik district; Bombay, where Cocanada; the iron girder See also: bridge of See also: forty-two spans over the
Godavari river near See also: Rajahmundry was opened in 1900
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There is a See also: government See also: college at Rajahmundry, with a training college attached, and an aided college at Cocanada
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The Godavari district formed See also: part of the Andhra division of Dravida, the See also: north-west portion being subject to the See also: Orissa See also: kings, and the See also: south-western belonging to the Vengi See also: kingdom
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For centuries it was the battlefield on which various chiefs fought for independence with varying success till the beginning of the 16th century, when the whole country may be said to have passed under See also: Mahommedan power
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At the conclusion of the struggle with the French in the Carnatic, Godavari with the See also: Northern Circars was conquered by the See also: English, and finally ceded by imperial sanad in 1765
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The district was constituted in 18J9, by the redistribution of the territory comprising the former districts of Guntur, Rajahmundry and See also: Masulipatam., into what are now the Kistna and Godavari districts
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See H
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See also: Morris, District See also: Manual (1878); District Gazetteer (1906)
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