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Village in Maharashtra

Not to be confused with Dhamandevi.

Dhamnand is a small village within the Khed Taluka in the state of Maharashtra, India. It is located in the Ratnagiri District beside the Vaki and Nagzari Rivers. Its population is about 4500, with the main industries being farming and forestry. The village god, or Gramdevata, is Zolai Devi.

Subdivisions

Dhamnand is further divided into many Wadis:

  1. Mhapadiwadi- Maruti
  2. Mulanda - the temple of Kalika Devi
  3. Payarwadi - Dubleshvar Shiva Temple, Saibaba Temple and private temples as well
  4. Tambad
  5. Raw -Zolae Devi
  6. Lingayat
  7. Khadak
  8. Rohidas
  9. Kadam
  10. Sutarwadi - Virat Vishvakarma Temple is in this zone
  11. Rajwada-Kajufata
  12. Jadhavwadi- Shri Ram Temple
  13. Vaglacha Mal
  14. Gudhyacha Aad- Shri Datta Temple, Vir Hanuman Temple
  15. Ratamba Mal
  16. Ganpati- Lord Ganesh Temple
  17. Niwachi
  18. Shindewadi - Lord Ganapati Temple
  19. Boudhawadi - Thatagat Samaj Mandir
  20. Brahminwadi – Vitthal Rakhumae Temple

References

  1. "Dhamanand Gaonthan". Google Maps. Google, Inc. Retrieved 18 March 2022.

17°36′49″N 73°36′28″E / 17.6135°N 73.6079°E / 17.6135; 73.6079


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