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District Name	ALAPPUZHA (ALLEPPEY)
North Latitudes	9^o 05^' & 9^o 54^'
East Longitudes	76^o 17^' 30^"& 76^o 40^'
Area	1,414 Sq.Km. which constitutes 3.64% of the total state area.
Population	2,105,349 which is 6.61 % of the state population.
Climate	The climate is moist and hot in the coast and slightly cool and dry in the interior of the district. The average monthly temperature is 25⁰C. The district also gets the benefit of two outstanding monsoons as in the case of other parts of the state. Hot season - March to May South-west monsoon (Edavappathi) - June to September North-east monsoon (Thulavarsham) - October to November Dry weather - December to February The district has 8 reporting rain gauge stations at Arookutty, Cherthala, Alappuzha, Ambalapuzha, Harippad, Kayamkulam, Mavelikkara and Chengannur as recorded in 1989. The average rainfall in the district is 2763 mm.
Rivers	Manimala River It originates from Mothavara hills in Kottayam district enters the district at Thalavadi village in Kuttanad taluk and passes through Edathua and Champakulam villages and joins the Pamba river at Muttar.The villages of Manimala, Mallappally, Kaviyoor, Kalloppara, Thalavadi, Kozhimukku and Champakkulam lie in the course of the river Manimala. It has a length of 91.73 Km and drainage area of 802.90 Km.
Back Waters	Kayamkulam Lake Stretching between Panmana and Karthikappally, Kayamkulam lake is a shallow lake which has an outlet to sea at Kayamkulam barrage. It has an area of 59.57 Sq.Km., a length of 30.5 Km and an average breadth of 2.4 Km. It connects Ashtamudi lake by the Chavara Panmana canal. Canals Alappuzha has a network of canals included in the west coast canal system which are used for navigation. The important canals are Vadai canal, Commercial canals and the link canals between these two canals. Apart from these, there are many inland canals which are mainly used for passenger navigation and commercial purposes. The lakes are used for inland water transport of passengers and cargo. Inland fisheries have also been flourished in these regions.