Gundar River

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Gundar River flows through Madurai, Virudhunagar and Ramanathapuram districts of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The origin of Gundar is Sathuragiri hills, and it flows through Tirumangalam, Kamuthi and ends itself into Gulf of Mannar.

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http://www.nellai.tn.nic.in/general.html#rivers Archived 18 February 2014 at the Wayback Machine

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List of rivers of Tamil Nadu

v t e Tirunelveli district
Divisions	Cheranmahadevi Tirunelveli
Taluks	Ambasamudram Nanguneri Palayamkottai Radhapuram Tirunelveli
Revenue blocks	Ambasamudram Cheranmahadevi Kadayam Kalakadu Keelapavoor Manoor Melaneelithanallur Nanguneri Palayamkottai Pappakudi block Radhapuram block Valliyoor
Municipalities	Ambasamudram Kadayanallur Puliyankudi Vikramasingapuram
Town Panchayats	Manimutharu Sankarnagar Vadakkuvalliyur Cheranmadevi Kalakkad Kalladaikurichi Keezhapavur Mukkudal Naranammalpuram Panagudi Surandai Thisayanvilai Veeravanallur Achampudur Alwarkurichi Aygudi Eruvadi Gopalasamudram Melacheval Melagaram Moolakaraipatti Nanguneri Pathamadai Pudur Rayagiri Sambavar Vadagarai Sundarapandiapuram Thirukarungudi
Rivers	Koraiyar Tamiraparani Pachaiyar Chittar Aluthakanniar Aintharuviar Jambunathi Ramanathi Gadananathi Hanumannathi Karuppanathi Gundar Mottaiyar Manimuthar Nambiyar Karunaiyar Vedamaliyaru Kottamalaiyaru Kothaiyaru Rajasingiyaru Mundhal Odai
History	Early Cholas Kalabhras Medieval Cholas Later Cholas Later Pandyas Vijayanagar Empire British Raj
Places of interest	Nellaiappar Temple Courtallam Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary
Universities	Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
Cities and towns People Villages

9°10′N 78°29′E / 9.167°N 78.483°E / 9.167; 78.483

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