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Chennai (Tamil: "Chennai"), formerly known as Madras (English "Madras"), is a city on the east coast of South India. Located on the Bay of Bengal, it is the capital of Tamil Nadu, the fourth largest city in India, and one of the 100 metropolitan areas in the world.

Chennai is located in coromandel coast, southeast of Indian Peninsula, with an area of 130 square kilometers. The urban population is 3.27 million, including 4.48 million in the suburbs (198 1 year). Most residents speak Tamil, but they also speak Telugu, Malayalam and English.

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Chennai is a coastal city with a population of several million in southeast India and the capital of Tamil Nadu, with a history of more than 300 years. Chennai was originally a fishing village. 1639, the British East India Company set up a trading post on the north bank of Gwom, and built Fort St. George the following year. Since then, the city has developed around this castle.

By 1652, Madras had become a base for Britain to plunder cotton goods and handicrafts in South India. With the continuous expansion of overseas trade, Madras began to set up a city and became the capital of British Madras province.

180 1 year later, the territory of Madras province continued to expand westward and northward, dredging the estuary to develop railway, highway and canal traffic, and the city also expanded, becoming the political, economic, trade and transportation center of southern India. The artificially constructed seaport consists of two reinforced concrete dams, which extend into the sea, with a water depth exceeding 10 meter, and now it has 65438.

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