Mogral

Mogral
Mogral
—  village  —
Mogral
Location of Mogral
in Kerala and India
Coordinates 12°34′7″N 74°57′16″E / 12.56861°N 74.95444°E / 12.56861; 74.95444Coordinates: 12°34′7″N 74°57′16″E / 12.56861°N 74.95444°E / 12.56861; 74.95444
Country India
State Kerala
District(s) Kasaragod
Nearest city Manglore
Population 7,449 (2001)
Sex ratio 1000 : 1043 /
Literacy 96%% 
Time zone IST (UTC+05:30)
Website http://www.mogralonline.com

Mogral is a village in Kasaragod district in the state of Kerala, India.

Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Mogral had a population of 7449 with 3647 males and 3802 females.[1] website= www.mogralonline.com

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