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- The Pamaniyar or Pamani River is a non-perennial river in the Tiruvarur district of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The river is part of the Kaveri delta...
- River Parambikulam River Ponnaiyar River Pykara River Pandavaiar River Pamaniyar River Rajasingiyaru River Ramanathi River Samriti Shanmuganadhi River...
- Thirumalairajan Koraiyar Valavaikkal Kaattar Pandavaiar Arichandranathi Mullaiyar Pamaniyar History Early Cholas Kalabhras Pallavas Medieval Cholas Later Cholas Pandyan...
- branch retains its original name, Vennar. Other two branches are the Pamaniyar and the Koraiyar. They flow down to Muthupet Lagoon and from there join...
- Thirumalairajan Koraiyar Valavaikkal Kaattar Pandavaiar Arichandranathi Mullaiyar Pamaniyar History Early Cholas Kalabhras Pallavas Medieval Cholas Later Cholas Pandyan...
- Rajagopalaswamy Temple, south bank of the Kaveri Pamani Naganathar Temple 2 km north of Mannargudi, south bank of the Kaveri, north bank of the Pamaniyar River...
- average elevation of 6 m (20 ft). Mannargudi is situated on the banks of Pamaniyar River, a branch of the Vettar (distributary of Kaveri) and is covered...
- Thirumalairajan Koraiyar Valavaikkal Kaattar Pandavaiar Arichandranathi Mullaiyar Pamaniyar History Early Cholas Kalabhras Pallavas Medieval Cholas Later Cholas Pandyan...
- Bamaniyar rivers to the east and west respectively. The rivers Koriayar and Pamaniyar join near Muthupet, where a lagoon lies that is rich in fish. Muthupet...
- across the river, and the river splits again, into three branches. The Pamaniyar and Koraiyar Rivers begin as the two southern branches created by this...