Velliyamkallu (Thrithala Velliyamkallu Regulator-cum-Bridge)

Velliyamkallu (referenced in legislative items as Velliyamkallu or Thrithala–Velliyamkallu) is documented in Kerala Legislative Assembly proceedings as the subject of construction questions for a roadway/bridge and a regulator-cum-bridge dating to the 1990s and 2000s. Contemporary news reporting identifies a Thrithala Velliyamkallu regulator with multiple shutters that are opened during heavy rains, indicating the site functions as operational water-control infrastructure engaged in flood management. Sources provided do not supply precise geographic coordinates and include ambiguous database links (Wikipedia/Wikidata entries that appear to refer to a different-named village in Kozhikode), so the exact administrative linkage and map position of the Velliyamkallu regulator referenced in the assembly records and news reports cannot be confirmed from the supplied material. The site's significance in the sources is infrastructural and administrative rather than folkloric: it has been raised in the state assembly and appears in emergency reporting during monsoon events. The provided materials contain no reports of paranormal phenomena, supernatural entities, or folkloric associations connected to Velliyamkallu.