Enanalloor is a village in Ernakulam district in the Indian state of Kerala. Geographically, Enanalloor is contiguous with a network of prominent midland settlements, including the peri-urban nodes of Kalloorkkad, Pothanikkad, Peringuzha, and Manjalloor. Within the regional settlement hierarchy, the municipality of Muvattupuzha serves as the primary contiguous urban center, situated within a spatial proximity radius of 8 to 12 kilometers. Furthermore, secondary socio-economic hubs such as Thodupuzha, Kothamangalam, and Perumbavoor exhibit high spatial accessibility, falling well within a standard daily commuting and logistics threshold.
Demographics India census, Enanalloor had a population of 22561 with 11257 males and 11304 females.
Agrarian Economy and Land Utilization The primary economic architecture of Enanalloor is fundamentally anchored in commercial agrarian practices and cash-crop production. Out of the village's total geographic area of 3,390 hectares, approximately 2,873 hectares constitute the Net Sown Area (NSA), indicating an exceptionally high land-utilization rate. Leveraging its spatial proximity to Vazhakulam—a prominent regional agro-commercial hub recognized as the "Pineapple City" of India—the locality functions as a critical nexus for large-scale Hevea brasiliensis ( Rubber) and Ananas comosus (Pineapple) Monoculture. Agricultural sustainability is reinforced by structured irrigation networks covering 15.5% of the Arable land, which are heavily augmented by natural dendritic networks and tributaries feeding into the Muvattupuzha river basin.
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