Which is the Newest District of Kerala? Know the Name

Kerala is a beautiful state in southern part of India, known for its green landscapes, backwaters and rich culture. It is divided into several districts to help the government work better and reach people easily. Sometimes, a new district is created when an odd one becomes too large or hard to manage. This helps improve development, public services and overall administration in that area.

An Overview of Kerala

Kerala, called ”God’s Own Country,” is a beautiful state in southwestern India. It is famous for its calm backwaters, green scenery and rich culture. On one side, it has the Western Ghats mountains and on the other, the Arabian Sea. This narrow strip of land, 35 to 120 km wide, is full of lagoons, coconut trees and peaceful natural beauty.

Number of Districts in Kerala

Kerala has a total of 14 districts. These districts help in managing the state’s administration smoothly. Each district has its own headquarters and plays an important role in local governance.

Newest District of Kerala

Kasaragood is the 14th and last formed district of Kerala. It was officially made a district on 24 May 1984. It is located in the northernmost part of Kerala. It shares its borders with Karnataka on the north and east, the Arabian Sea on the west, and Kannur district on the south. The district has many rivers, with 12 rivers – the highest in Kerala.

An Overview of Kasaragood

Kasaragood is known as the ”Saptha Bhasha Sangama Bhoomi,’‘ which means ”the land where seven languages meet.” The district is rich in culture, languages and natural beauty. It lies in the Western Ghats area, full of forests, hills and rivers. The longest river in the district is the Chandragiri River, which flows into the Arabian Sea near the Kasaragood town.

The town is also famous for historic forts, especially the Bekal Fort, which is the largest fort in Kerala. Other forts include Chandragiri Fort, Hosdurg Fort and Arikady Fort.