Karamana River

    The Karamana River is a prominent waterway in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, India. Originating from the Western Ghats, it flows through the city of Thiruvananthapuram before emptying into the Arabian Sea. The river is named after the suburb of Karamana in Thiruvananthapuram, where it flows through prominently. Known for its scenic beauty and ecological significance, the Karamana River is a vital resource for the local population.

Historically, the Karamana River has been central to the development of the Thiruvananthapuram region. It has supported agricultural activities, provided drinking water, and sustained the livelihoods of communities living along its banks. The river also played a role in local transportation before modern infrastructure developments.

Bridges and Structures: Several important bridges span the Karamana River, including the historically significant Karamana Bridge, which connects different parts of Thiruvananthapuram. These bridges showcase a blend of traditional and modern engineering. Irrigation Systems: The river supports numerous irrigation systems that help in agriculture, reflecting the traditional water management practices of the region.