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Dodamkumbura Estate, Alawwa
About the neighbourhood
- Population: 63,667 (2012 census, Alawwa Divisional Secretariat)
- Divisional secretariat in Kurunegala District, North Western Province
- On the border with Sabaragamuwa Province, along the Maha Oya
- Within the Coconut Triangle, a key coconut-producing region
- Alawwa railway station, 66.48 km from Colombo Fort on the Main Line
- Connected by the A6 highway and several B-grade roads
Alawwa is a town and divisional secretariat in Kurunegala District, North Western Province, set at the border with Sabaragamuwa Province where the Maha Oya separates the two. It lies within the Coconut Triangle, a major coconut-growing belt. The town is served by the A6 highway and by Alawwa railway station on the Main Line between Colombo and Badulla, with schools, a regional hospital and local libraries.
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What new homes are available in Alawwa?
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What is Alawwa known for?
Alawwa is known as a town in the Coconut Triangle, the region that supplies most of Sri Lanka's coconut exports. It sits at the border of the North Western and Sabaragamuwa provinces, separated by the Maha Oya, and has a station on the Main Line.
Is Alawwa close to Colombo?
Alawwa railway station is about 66.5 km from Colombo Fort by rail on the Main Line, which links Colombo with Badulla. The town is also reached by the A6 highway.
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