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of the district, and further eastwards, including the southern border of the district Wun. It then turns southwards to the Godāvarī at its confluence with the Mañjira, and thence farther south, towards Bidar, where Telugu meets with Kanarese."
(Linguistic Survey of India, vol. iv. p. 577).