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PALGHAT , a See also: town of See also: British See also: India, in the See also: Malabar See also: district of See also: Madras, on the Madras railway
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Pop
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(,9o1), 44,177
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As the See also: key to
See also: Travancore and Malabar from the See also: East, it was formerly of considerable strategic importance
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The fort See also: fell into British hands in 1768, and subsequently formed the basis of many of the operations against Tippoo, which terminated in the storming of See also: Seringapatam
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The easy ascent by the Palghat Pass, formerly covered with See also: teak forests, supplies the See also: great route from the west See also: coast to the interior
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The See also: municipality manages the See also: Victoria See also: college
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