Kattuputhur

Kattuputhur is a panchayat town in Tiruchirappalli area in the Indian province of Tamil Nadu. The town is at an elevation of 102m. As of 2001 India census, Kattuputhur had a populace of 11,115. Guys comprise half of the populace and females half. Kattuputhur has a normal education rate of 70%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 79%, and female proficiency is 60%.

In Kattuputhur, 10% of the populace is under 6 years of age. The principle occupation here is farming. Kattuputhur has one of the best ripe grounds in the Cauvery delta of Tamil Nadu. It is likewise one of the acclaimed put for agrarian items and for business related works. Paddy and Banana are become on the other hand as the year progressed. The horticulture relies upon the cauvery water for the most part streaming in 3 km separate from Kattuputhur.

The cauvery water is made accessible to the rich grounds of kattuputhur and encompassing towns through waterway stretching out from the fundamental cauvery river. There are numerous little channels which gives water to the fields and there were for the most part agribusiness subordinate people. A new dam was worked between cauvery stream for irrigational uses. It is the biggest dam in Tamil Nadu as dated. The dam additionally has a scaffold which gives access to karur. By this it likewise has railroad way in Mayanoor. Closest Railway Station is Mayanoor