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Waghali, Chalisgaon taluka, Jalgaon district, Maharashtra · 20.5024°, 75.0947°
A partly ruined twelfth-century goddess temple in the Khandesh village of Waghali, built on a stellate plan with twenty-four pillars carrying sanctum, ardhamandapa, mandapa and portico. The Archaeological Survey of India declared it a monument of national importance in 1914.
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