Rewa
Rewa (rā'və), walled city (1991 pop. 128,648), Madhya Pradesh state, central India. It is the administrative center of a district rich in coal, corundum, and limestone. Rewa is a market for timber, grain, and limestone, and has cottage industries in wood carving and cloth weaving. It has a 19th-century palace and several temples set in a park.
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Rewa may refer to:
- Rewa Province, Fiji
- Rewa, Poland
- Rewa's Village, a community project in Kerikeri, New Zealand, named after a Maori chief
- Rewa F.C. A Fiji football team
- HMHS Rewa British hospital ship Rewa was sunk by a U boat off the Bristol Channel on the 4 January 1918
In India
- Rewa, Madhya Pradesh
- Rewa Division, Madhya Pradesh
- Rewa District, Madhya Pradesh
- Rewa (princely state)
- Alternate name for the Narmada River
Schools
- Shemford Rewa Senior Secondary School
See also
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