Kuthuparamba

Kuthuparamba is a town and a region in the Kannur locale, territory of Kerala, India. The name Kuthuparamba gets from "kuthu" a society move and "paramba" ground; this is where exhibitions occurred in the season of the Pazhassi Raja. Right now, Kuthuparamba is a little land parcel behind Gokul Street claimed by the Government, on which Government officers are found. This name was given to the entire region by the British Raj.

Toward the finish of the eighteenth century, Kingdom of Kottayam malabar gave the Kuthuparamba city ground and the close-by spots to the British armed force. The populace comprises of Hindus, Muslims, and Christian people group and is portrayed by particular socio-social traditions and conduct. Kuthuparamba had a populace of 32405. Kuthuparamba is the third populated locale in Kannur area. North district of Kuthuparamba region incorporates Mangatidom, Chitariparamb and Pattyam Gramapanchayath.

South area incorporates Pattyam Gramapanchayath, the west district incorporates Pattyam, Kottayam and Mangatidom Gramapanchayath. Kuthuparamba is a locale containing slopes, horticultural grounds, valleys, plain terrains, and little streams. The greater part of the general population in the locale are agriculturists and furthermore in exchanging business. Kuthuparamba is a slope town and it doesn't have any stream which courses through the area.