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The Tower of the Maviddapuram Kandaswamy Temple

The Kankesanturai Airport

Kankesanturai Harbour

This is the Corpse which has been Kept in the Mortyary of the Kankesanturai Hospital for 10 Days

Kankesanturai

A View of K.K.S. Harbour

Kankesanturai

Kankesanturai Port

Kankesanturai Port

The 1000 Million Rupee New Kankesanturai Harbour Bay Being Widened for Berthing of Vessels

K.K.S.Port Development

About Workers of the Kankesanturai Port

Kankesanturai Thissa Temple

Dockers at Kankesanturai Port Wading Waist - Deep in Water Carrying Bags of Food Cargo on Their Heads from Cargo on Their Heads from Small Boats That had Transported Them from the Ocean Going Cargo Freighters

This Building Erected by the R.A.F. During the Last War is With in the Kankesanthurai Government Hospital Premises

Of the Few Mineral and Hot Water Springs in Ceylon, Keerimalai - Two Miles West of Kankesanturai is One Keerimalai Possesses A Mineral Spring

MR.V.Kumaraswamy, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport and Works with Mr.S.Natesan M.P. for Kankesanturai Inspect the Kankesanturai Harbour Site, Which will Soon be Opened for Traffic

First Time in History

This is the 'Sea-Scape' One Views from the KKS Resthouse, Which is Once Again Open to The Public after an 18 Month Occupation by the Army

Salt to Mombasa

Keeranialai Temple

Ship Calls & a 1000 Men Find Work

The Kankesanturai Hospital Could Aptly be Described As a Miniature Zoo

Kankesanturai Harbour

Some of the Crew of a Sailing Vessel from India Swimming Ashore to Report to The Health Officer at The Kankesanturai Port

The Johilla Arrived at Kankesanturai Recently with a Consignment of 6,880 Tons of Rice From Rangoon

The Ceylon 'Daily Mirror' Recently Reported That the Government Would Launch on Its Scheme to Develop the Harbours of Galle and Kankesanturai with the 40,000 Duetsche Marks Offered by The Federal Republic of Germany

Kankesanturai

Nearly 500 Workers at The Kankesanturai Port Who had no Work at the Port for a Long Time have at Last Found Employment After The Union Trader with a Consignment of 69,750 Bags of Rice from Burma Called

This Anchor The Only Remains of a Ship That was Wreched at Kankesanturai a Century Ago Lay in the Sea Covered by Rock