Alavaipatti

Alavaipatti (Tamil: அலவாய்பட்டி)[2] is a village panchayat located in the Namakkal district of Tamil Nadu state, India.

Alavaipatti

அலவாய்பட்டி
Village panchayat
Alavaipatti
Location in Tamil Nadu, India
Coordinates: 11°29′46.6″N 78°05′56.5″E
Country India
StateTamil Nadu
DistrictNamakkal
TalukRasipuram
UnionVennandur union
Founded byAlavaipatti people
Government
 • TypeVillage panchayat
 • BodyAlavaipatti Village panchayat
 • Chief MinisterEdappadi K. Palaniswami
 • Namakkal M.P.A. K. P. Chinnaraj
 • Rasipuram M.L.A[V. Saroja]
Population
 • Total[1]
Demonym(s)Indian
Languages
 • OfficialTamil (தமிழ்)
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
637505
Area code(s)91-4287
Vehicle registrationTN-28 Z

Alavaimalai

Alavaiptti name is derived from Alavaimalai[3] A temple to lord Murugan is located halfway up the hill, so the hill name is arai (half) vazhi (way) malai (hill), or Alavaimalai. அலவாய்மலையின் பழைய பெயர் உலைவாய்மலை

Geography

Alavaipatti is located 34 km towards North from District headquarters Namakkal, 2 km from Vennandur, and 340 km from the State capital Chennai. Other nearby villages include Palanthinnipatti (1 km), Semmandapatti (2 km), Vennandur (2 km), Nachipatti (4 km) and Alampatti (4 km). Alavaipatti is surrounded by Mallasamudram Union to the west, Veerapandi and Panamarathupatti Union to the North, Namagripet Union to the East and Rasipuram Union to the South.

Sub Villages in Alavaipatti
  • Vellapillaiyar Koil
  • Thatchenkadu
  • Andivalasu
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References
  1. "Population 2011" (PDF).
  2. "TN Village".
  3. "Alavaimalai".
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