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Discover MirjanMirjan is a coastal village located near Kumta in the Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka. It is officially recorded for its historical significance, rural settlement structure, and proximity to major transport corridors along the western coast.
The village forms part of the Konkan coastal belt and contributes to regional development through agriculture, education, heritage tourism, and improved infrastructure.
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Mirjan Fort is a historically documented fort associated with the reign of Queen Chennabhairadevi in the 16th century. It later came under Portuguese control and is recognized as a protected heritage structure.
Verified historical article →Brahmur Falls is a seasonal waterfall active during monsoon months. It is part of the Western Ghats ecological system and is referenced in Karnataka tourism listings.
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Yellavali is a nearby rural area associated with Mirjan’s local economy. The region primarily supports agriculture and rural habitation.
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The Taribagil–Hegde bridge is a government infrastructure project implemented to improve road connectivity between villages in the Mirjan region. It supports transportation, emergency access, and local economic movement.
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NH-66 National Highway
NH-66 is a major coastal highway managed by the National Highways Authority of India.
Mirjan benefits from close access to this corridor for trade and travel.
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Mirjan Railway Station
The station lies on the Konkan Railway route and provides passenger connectivity
across coastal Karnataka and neighboring states.
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Janta Vidyalaya High School, Mirjan
Government-recognized Kannada-medium secondary school.
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Government High School, Mirjan
Operates under Karnataka State education system.
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Urdu High School, Mirjan
State-recognized Urdu-medium institution.
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BGS Central School, Mirjan
CBSE-affiliated English-medium school.
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Masjid
Serves religious and community needs.
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Church
Represents service and community support.
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Temple
Preserves spiritual traditions.
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