koodattina

Koodattina is a small village located in the Thrissur district of Kerala, India. The village is situated in the Wadakanchery taluk, which is a sub-district of Thrissur.

Geography and Climate

The village of Koodattina is nestled in the coastal region of Kerala, with the Arabian Sea lying to its west. The terrain of the village is generally flat, with the southern part lying near the sea coast. The town's geography is characterized by low-lying lands and wetlands, which are home to various species of migratory birds and other wildlife. The climate of Koodattina is tropical, with warm and humid conditions prevailing throughout the year. The average annual rainfall in the village is around 1200 mm, with most of the precipitation occurring during the monsoon months.

Demographics and Economy

The population of Koodattina is predominantly involved in agriculture and fishing-related activities. Rice, coconut, and cashew are the main crops grown in the village. Fishing is an essential industry in Koodattina, with many residents engaged in fishing and boat-making. The village has a small coastal area where coir and other fishing-related businesses operate.

Culture and Education

The villagers of Koodattina are predominantly Hindu, with some Muslim and Christian populations. Temples and churches serve as the primary centers of cultural and religious activities in the village. The village has several educational institutions, including primary and high schools, catering to the education needs of local residents and neighboring villages. The village also celebrates various festivals, with the annual vishu celebration being one of the most prominent cultural events in the village.