MACKEREL FISHERY OF KARWAR


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Authors

  • L B Pradhan

Abstract

Karwar (Lat. 14° 50' N and Long. 74° 03' E, North Kanara, Bombay State) is one of the major mackerel fishing centres of India. The Kanara Coast, which is 76 miles long, runs in a straight line except for the shallow Karwar and BeUkeri bays in the north. The coast-line extending from Majali, on the southern boundary of Goa to Bhatkal, the southernmost limit of Bombay State, is of a varied character with rocky islands and capes, stretches of sandy beach and narrow river mouths.

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Submitted

2015-02-12

Published

2015-02-12

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (1956)

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How to Cite

Pradhan, L. B. (2015). MACKEREL FISHERY OF KARWAR. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 3(1). https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/46509