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Kadawatha

Coordinates:7°0′19″N79°57′25″E / 7.00528°N 79.95694°E /7.00528; 79.95694
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Suburb in Western Province, Sri Lanka
Kadawatha
කඩවත
கடவத்தை
Kadawatha is located in Sri Lanka
Kadawatha
Kadawatha
Coordinates:7°0′19″N79°57′25″E / 7.00528°N 79.95694°E /7.00528; 79.95694
CountrySri Lanka
ProvinceWestern Province
Population
 • Total
15,000[1]
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (Sri Lanka Standard Time Zone)
Postal Code
11850
Area code011

Kadawatha (or Kadawata) (Sinhala:කඩවතTamil:கடவத) is a large suburb ofGampaha, in theWestern Province,Sri Lanka. It is situated on theA1 highway, approximately 16 km (9.9 mi) away from the centre ofColombo. Industrial machines, factories, diesel motor houses, strategic investments and leisure destinations are some of the industries established there. Kadawatha is a collection of many ruralities, including Biyagama, Mahara, Ganemulla, Kirillawala, Rammuthugala, Dalupitiya, Karagahamuna (upper and lower), Biyanwila (upper and lower) and Kirimatiyagaraya.[2]

Kadawatha is mainly administrated by the Mahara Pradeshiya Sabha and some parts by the Biyagama Pradeshiya Sabha. It is a structured and infrastructure-rich Colombo suburb with the several Schools, Buddhist temples and Catholic and Christian churches. Demographically, Kadawatha area is predominantly Sinhalese and partially Tamils with a majority of them being Buddhists but there is a sizable Catholic and Hindu minority.

Along with recent expressway developments within the island Kadawatha has been selected as a major Colombo Expressway interchange which connects Southern, Airport and Central expressway. The recently built Kadawatha city bypass has added great convenience to motorists. The new Court complex, now in operation, is close to city bypass.

History

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In the pre-British era, Kadawatha was a gateway of Colombo and pathway to the Kandy. There are several cities bearing the same name, places that were used for bullock carts to be halted.

Accessing Kadawatha

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The Colombo-Kandy main road (A1 highway) runs through this suburb .Kadawatha is well-connected to neighbouring the some other suburbs ofGampaha, such as Kelaniya, Kiribathgoda, Ragama and Biyagama. Due to unsystematic planning, Kadawatha used to be masses with massive traffic jams during peak hours. Recently, the proper planning of town-side and road infrastructure have drastically reduced this condition. Sri Lanka's first vehicle underpass is being built in Kadawatha, facilitating avoidance of the town-centre by the traffic towards Colombo

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Node: Kadawatha (51237603)". OpenStreetMap. 2018-11-18. Retrieved2022-05-05.
  2. ^Kadawatha
Suburbs ofColombo
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Sri J'pura-Kotte
Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia
Colombo Outer
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