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CHICACOLE

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Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
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1911:chicacole:d3403b3e4601
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chicacole, a town of british india in the ganjam district of madras, situated on the right bank of the river languliya, here crossed by a bridge, 4 m. from the sea. pop. (1901) 18,196. under mahommedan rule it was the capital of one of the northern circars, and afterwards of a british district. several old mosques remain. the town was famous for its muslins, but the industry is now decayed. the roadstead and lighthouse of calingapatam are about 16 m. to the north, and the east coast railway has a station 9 m. inland.