Alappuzha district
India
Alappuzha district shares 86 connections with 2934 other places across 17 topics, spanning landmarks, religion, transportation, and history. Formed on 17 August 1957, it has strong overlaps with Alappuzha city, Thiruvananthapuram, and Mumbai. Its connections run through Kerala's labor history, including the first political strike in Kerala in 1938 and the Communist-led Punnapra-Vayalar uprising against Travancore's Divan in the 1940s, along with temple culture and canal geography.
Untouchability
Connects Alappuzha district to: Venganoor | Koregaon Bhima, India
Alappuzha Bypass
Connects Alappuzha district to: Alappuzha, India | Kalarcode, India
I. C. Chacko
Connects Alappuzha district to: London, England | Kuttanad
K. Madhu
Connects Alappuzha district to: Alappuzha, India | Haripad, India
Chandiroor Divakaran
Connects Alappuzha district to: Kathu | Chandiroor, India
Punnapra-Vayalar uprising
Connects Alappuzha district to: Alappuzha, India | Punnapra, India
Ambalappuzha
Connects Alappuzha district to: Alappuzha, India | Puthenthope, India
Mavelikara railway station
Connects Alappuzha district to: Pathanamthitta, India | Chunakkara, India
Vallam Kali
Connects Alappuzha district to: Kummanam, India | Karuvatta, India | West Kallada, India
Palackal Thoma
National Waterway 3
Connects Alappuzha district to: Kollam, India | Thrippunithura, India | Kannetty, India
Kayamkulam Junction railway station
Connects Alappuzha district to: Nooranad, India | Chunakkara, India | Alumpeedika, India