Cherukunnu

Cherukunnu is an enumeration town in the Kannur locale of North Malabar area in the Indian territory of Kerala. Starting at 2011 India Census, Cherukunnu had a populace of 23,030 with 10,646 guys and 12,384 females. Cherukunnu is a modest town tucked on Kannur-Payyannur hello ve, arranged close Pazhayangadi in Kannur District of North Malabar area in Kerala. Cherukunnu assumes an indispensable job in sustaining human expressions and culture of Kannur District, and is home to different Arts and Music Institutions, which are prevalent in area level. The name Cherukunnu implies Little Hill. There are around five little slopes encompassing this place.

The name Cherukunnu is accepted to have been determined attributable to the nearness of these Hills. Amid Kolathiri govern, Cherukunnu was under their rule. Afterward, Tipu Sultan bordered this zone as a component of Kingdom of Mysore. The British Raj put this place under Chirakkal Taluk of Malabar District in Madras Presidency. By and by, this is a town of Kannur District of Kerala State. Larger piece of this town is encompassed by Backwater. The thuruths little islands of "Ayiram Thengau" and "Mungam" are spots of intrigue known for beautiful magnificence. This town imparts fringes to Kannapuram toward the south, Madayi toward the north, Mattool toward the west, Ezhome and Pattuvam toward the east.