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Published: 15 April 2017
15 May 2020
Last Updated: 13 January 2026
Our Vision

Our Vision

Becoming the excellent administrative center of the island through establishing a public related administration

Our Mission

Our Mission

Contribution to the national development on optimum level by managing necessary human and physical resources through ensuring a productive and efficient service to fulfill the needs of people in Matale district. 

Our Values & Objectives

Our Values & Objectives

Values of the District Secretariat

Transparency   

Performing confidently by following all activities in planned participatory methodology.

Efficiency 

Using of resources maximally and frequently.

Productivity   

Accomplish any kind of activity in accurate manner.

Responsibility         

Fulfilling the assigned duty properly.

Accountability   

Creating a duty craved environment that made beyond the due duty.

Equality 

Treating public in equal way

Objectives of the District Secretariat
  • Up-grading of the social welfare of the district.
  • Promoting of social cultural & social security affairs of the district.
  • Improving of internal process of the district secretariat.
  • Managing of government lands within the district.
  • Establishing of formal financial control in the district.
  • Developing of infrastructure facilities within district.
  • Build up a cosset economic pattern through developing of livelihood development in the district.
  • Serving for the renaissance of religions of the district.
  • Protecting water-catchments of the district and conservation of the environment.
  • Creating an office premises that bring satisfaction for the both internal & external beneficiaries.
  • Implementing of Tri-lingual language policy in the district.
  • Activities regarding government and non-government organizations of the district.
  • Taking actions to minimize the disasters of the district.
  • Performing for the Productivity promotion in the district.
District Map-Matale

District Map-Matale

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Motto,Symbol & Flag of the District Secretariat

Motto,Symbol & Flag of the District Secretariat

“An Excellent Public Service for  Public” symbol        flag
Our Motto

 Our Symbol

 Our Flag

An Overview Of The District

An Overview Of The District

An Overview of the District

Matale district which considers as the central region of the Sri lanka contains extent of 1993.3 km². Matale district presents the northern part of the central province and it expands from 80º .28º up to 80º.59º of East longitudes and from 7º.24º up to 8º .01º of North latitudes. Matale which is surrounding by Anuradhapura in north, by Polonnaruwa,Badulla and Ampara in east, by kandy in south and by kurunegala in west, is enriched with bountiful of natural resources.

It is existed little folk lore regarding the creation of the name for the Matale. One folk lore expresses that the colony which assigned by king Pandukabhaya to his uncle was called "mathula colony" and it conversed to Matale. Thus, it has called as matale due to settlement of12000 of a massive crowd by King Gajaba in his reign by invading the Soli Country. Also there is another belief even suitable for the present and it reveals as a "mahathalawa" which is an immense plain bounded by peaks of mountains.

This district that heritage to the eighth wonder of world called "Sigiriya and mesmerizing mountain range of Knuckles that gifted by the nature and it contains 1373 villages, expansion through 11 divisional secretariat divisions and more than 4 lacks of population are living in this area.

Location and geographical facts of the matale that shown in the north half of the central province in Sri Lanka has shown on the map of department of measurement (Scale: 1:63360 - It has depicted by 1 inch maps such as Dambulla, Nalanda, Kurunegala, Polonnaruwa, Elahera and Rangala).

The surface of the matale covered with cotsitle classifies such as nize, granite, calicnize, crystal dolomite and also garnet, silamanaite, shitz and graphite which belong to the kondalite category of rocks. When considering the mountainous part of the area of district as a unit "chanokitez" is the basic rocks of the matale area. These rocks are making complicated structures by up and down edges that create wih the passing of time as well as the various changes occur in the internal side of the earth. This feature can observed with related the knuckles range. Sevier earth-slips had occurred related with the range of mountains such as knuckles and Hunnasgiriya because of existing rocks such as granite, silimanite and pheldizpar that decay easily and unbearable nature for the erosion. This condition is increasing due to the rainfall as it has fall than 1900 mm of annual rainfall in this region.

 Area near the Mahaweli valley, which situated at the eastern boundary of Matale district is belonged to the grade "Vijayan” due to the geographical classification of the area. Especially sedimentary wet soil has deposited in this zone, as it is one of the flood plain of the Mahaweli River. Accordingly, it can show the eastern part of the district as a most suitable area for the paddy cultivation.

It can divide into 03 parts when considering the geographical difference of the matale district.

  1. Northern side Plain
  2. Matale basin and Knuckles range
  3. Parallel range mountains of Laggala

 Generally, Dambulla, Galewela and Pallepola DS divisions of Matale district are belonged to the northern side plain. The area, which contains the Alps and isolated mountains generally, shows the features of plain and hard land. Sigiriya, Dambulla and Beliyakanda are popularizing among the isolated mountains locate in this area are popular from the ancient time. This plain generally shows an elevation of 500-1000 feet. There were numbers of tanks were existed that built up by crossing the rivers flow midst the valleys in this undulating land in ancient period. Large tanks called "Kandalama" and "Dewahuwa"are initials among those tanks. In addition to this, small tanks named "Inamaluwa" and "Thalkote" are existed in this region. Tanks and lakes in Rajarata are nourishing by the by-rivers flow on this plain."Kala wewa" and "Minneriwewa" are primes among the said rivers.

Matale area can introduce geographically as a plain. Main reason for it is surrounding of the town by mountain ranges. Related area surrounding by Knuckles, Guruluhela-pansalatenna, Ovilikanda and Hunnasgiriya range are existing in this plain. It can observe clearly from matale town. "Sudu ganaga" is the river that flows by complicating the geographical area of this area. This river is nurturing by number of streams that flow from the above said mountain ranges. Knuckles range that indicates a hard geographical nature can meet when reaching to the eastern side from Matale to Rattota.  Name of this mountain has created due to the type of the top of the fist of hand.

General elevation of this range that created with five hilltops is about 400 feet.

This area that completed with scenery beauty and amazing bio-diversity is not taking the second place than other place of Sri Lanka. Therefore, this area has declared as a reservation by the government. ”Lakegala” and Kalupahana mountains are the most popular among the isolated mountains that exists in this range.

Parallel ridge zone called Laggala is the most significant feature exists in the eastern gradient of knuckles range. This zone contains with three ridges that spatter parallel to northern side from knuckles range to Laggala area. One of these ridges stretches from Thelambugala to wasgamuwa of knuckles. The second ridge has expanded from Wamarapugala to Ambanganga via Ranamure of knuckle range and third one is spreading from Rambukoluwa area to Laggala Udasiya pattu through the view of ridge is not clear. Water streams start from these ridges is connecting with the Ambanganga in bound of the northern side.

Expansion of the forests of the district is also complicated. Central, an East-west and West area of it contains wet zonal forests and north and dry zone forest in low country consists in Laggala-Wilgamuwa area of this district. It receives heavy rainfall through north – east wind though the rainfall to the district in both main monsoon winds. A massive bio-diversity has shown of the knuckles mountain range and it can consider as an initial heritage of Sri Lanka.

A plain which is most parallel to Horton plain but not large than it has located near the pitawala and small worlds’ end also exists in a corner of the place.

  • Historical background and Importance

When considering the history of matale it has evidence that devil tributes were live in this area at pre-historic era. According to the extension of historic artifacts at present, it proved that the most of these tributes were scattered in the north and east areas of the district. Isolated mountain peaks located in these areas were providing benefited for their living-hood. The buried dead body aged about 3000 years found from Ibbankatuwa area where located near Dambulla can considered as strong evidence to prove the above matters. The world famous king Ravana who reign prior to 4000 years in this Island has established his capital at “Lakegala” alias Lankapura that near the Laggala at present. A few places where indicate the name of “Ravana” has existed related with Laggala even at present.

It has mentioned in chronicles that the dwelling of “Kuveni” who was spun the cottons when prince Vijaya came ashore of Sri Lanka was the “Bambawa” and he was the ruler of the said region. It has revealed that this area ruined after destroying of “devil” tributes.

It has written in historic books that the “Aryans” who came in before Christ centaury with “Sri Maha Bodi” were settled in this area. Main reason for the expansion of settlement was easiness of getting sufficient water for paddy cultivation. Folklore reveals that the 12000 of persons who brought back here by King Gajaba I after invading the “soil land” had settled in an area related with matale. According to shown in “Kadaim potha” (boundary book) of matale, 17 places out of various places where the Aryans had settled are existing in current district of matale. Most of places out of it with in Galewela and are with related places.

Most famed era of the history of matale is the period of reign of king Walagamba in 77-89 B.C "Thripitaka" was wrote down at Aluvihara Temple of matale at the same time. The next golden era was began in the period of 679-497 B.C. Prince Kashyapa who acquired the throne as a patricide was selected Sigiriya as his capital where is located near Dambulla. The king kashyapa brought the fame of Anuradhapura to Sigiriya by creating an eminence creation there. The honor and fame reached to king Kashyapa as he created a fascinating "Alakamandawa" at sigiriya, which was existed as an "Aranya Senasana"(Abbey at the Forest). Creations of king Kashyapa who reigned during 18 years are made amazing the world even at present. Buildings and water technology, which done by him around the sigiriya, were challenged to the current engineering technology. Thus, Sigiri Frescoes done on the rock of sigiriya was also superlative creation in his reign.

"Nalanda Gedige" that received from era of king Manawamma at the last era of Anuradhapura reign can introduced as another national heritage. It can explain as a creation that blended with the Hindu arts due to the features shown in architecture called "Pallawa". Thus, it has an acceptation, as this place is the centric point of the island. King vijayabahu who was the first ruler of Polonnaruwa done his first conspiracy related with protecting the country from Cholas in this place called Manikdena near Dambulla. Thus, he had selected this place as one of his initial combat centers.

Prince Parakramabahu I was selected Nalanda as the major combat center that launched against the king Gajaba, ruler of Polonnaruwa. In addition, places such as Selegama, Bogambara, Laggala, Ranamurei and Ambana selected as combat centers. King Nishshankamalla,the last ruler of the Polonnaruwa was reconstructed the Dambulla temple by plating gold and hence it has popularized as "Rangiri Dambulla Viharaya"(The golden temple).Thus, it has mentioned that a boulder had taken to create his throne from Beliyakanda.

King Wickramabahu III who resided in Gampola has escaped to Raigama when he heard about the force of enemies sent by a Tamil king called Arya chakrawarthi of Jaffna. People of matale had fought with this force of enemies as their own wish when the Tamil gang of enemies’ temporary stayed near matale. A massive crowd of enemies were dead and remain were ran away. This combat is the only one that carried out without a guidance of a ruler in the great history of Sri Lanka. 

Integration of Sri Lanka had defeated after the reign of king Parakramabahu IV of Kotta era. Then, Prince Vijayapala has been assigned as a sub- king to the Matale region, which was a part of Udarata Kingdom. At the same time king, Senerath who is the father of Vijayapala was the king of Udarata Kingdom. Prince Vijayapala who conducted his governs after build up his castle in Godapola was a great warrior. He fought against Portuguese and defeated them badly. This prince was flee in 1635 A.D from Matale region, hence after it was surrender for governs of Udarata Kingdom. Udarata Kingdom included the matale region was surrender to the British govern in 1815. Matale was much important for British for their estate cultivation and for the road, leads from Trincomalee to Kandy via Matale. Kings of Rajarata who escaped to Kandyan kingdom due to the invasion of choler and Tamils were used the road via matale. Specially, up country, Rajarata and Trincomalee have connected through matale. British ran through this area for the invasion of up country in 1803 and 1815. They built MacDowall fort near matale for the invasion in 1803 and it totally ruined with the defeat. Presently, the land is using as the public cemetery and ruins of the fort can be seen even at today.

Matale was a site of a major battle in 1848 when the Matale Rebellion started and the rebels led by Weera Puran Appu and Gongalegoda Banda who considered as national heroes in Sri Lanka placed the British garrison in the Fort MacDowall in Matale under siege. The rebel was unsuccessful and all of leaders of the invasion had taken into custody and been slaughtered.

Home town of Ehelepola Nilame,Ethipola Nilame and Hero Madduma Bandara who remained the glory of Sri Lanka and recently, First governor and first president William Gopallawa of Sri Lanka was also Matale. Thus, Numbers of faithful and loyal nilames and officials of kings in the Kandyan kingdom were also lived in Matale.

Similarly, administrative activities of matale district after obtaining of freedom had been functioned under several government agents. Accordingly, they had done immense service for the up grading of the district by identifying of vivid resources and development potentials existed in the matale region. Appointments done as the secretary of Ministry of Home Affairs for Mr.Cyril Gamage and Mr. Neel de Alwis who served as government agents in matale can introduced as an exceptional incidents. Thus, Performing of Mr.Gamini Senevirathna who was one of former government agents as Secretary of the Public Service Commission is equal incident. In addition, Mrs.Helan Meegasmulla who was serving as the first female garment agent in the history of matale was also become as an impressive event.

Summary of the Basic Information of the District

Summary of the Basic Information of the District

Total Extent of Lands (Km²) 1993 
No. of Divisional Secretariat Divisions 11 
No. of GN Wasams 545
No. of Villages            1483
No. of  Municipal Councils 02
No.of Pradeshiya Sabha           11
No. of Police Stations 10
Agrarian Service Centers 23
Number of Polling Centers  327
Circuit Banglows 10
Members of Parliament 
Members of Parliament 05
Members of Provincial council 00
Pradeshiya Sabha         284
Population
Total Population          514300
Male 248310
Female 266290
Population as per the Ethnicity 
                   Sinhalese 80.7%
                   Ceylon Tamil 5%
                   Indian Tamil    4.8%
                   Burgure 0.3%
Education 
No. of Education Zones 04
No. of Schools 323
No. of students 101367
No. of Teachers 6233
Ratio of Teachers 1:17

Health

District Hospital                      01
Base Hospital 01
Regional Hospitals 18
Primary Health Treatment Units 15
PHI Offices 15
PHI Divisions 40
Family Health Service Divisions 172

Expansion of Roads

A  Grade Roads 97.2Km
B  Grade Roads 286.0Km
Roads of Grade C,D,E 4554.94Km
Sacred Places
Temples 420
Hindu Shrines 99
Mosques 69
Catholic Churches       28
Function of the District Secretariat

Function of the District Secretariat

Serial No.  Section  Services 
01 Administration Section Coordinating the local administration by directing the District Administration. ( Such as all administration activities relevant to Officials, Administration Activities of Grama Niladhari, Activities relevant to Vehicles). 
02 Accounts Section  Maintaining Proper management by providing necessary financial allocation for Divisional Secretariats. 
03 Planning Section  Coordination of all Planning activities which are being done on divisional leveland Progress reviewing of it. 
04 Lands Section  Coordination relevant to lands issues. 
05 Development Section  Coordination of Livelihood development activities of the people in district and progress reviewing of it. 
06 Explosive Materials Section  Issuing of Gun License and issuing of License for Explosive Materials. 
07 Agriculture Section  Coordination of District Agriculture activities and Environmental Affairs and Getting action to solve problems related with it. 
08 Training Section Accomplishing of Human Resources Development of all the Officers who involve with District Administration Activities (Providing Trainings, Skill Development).
09 Audit Section Preparation of an internal controlling methodology for restrain of financial corruption.
10 Engineering Section Planning, Construction and Supervision of all constructions relevant to capital investments for strengthen the administrative activities of the district.
11 Samurdhi Section Implementation of Livelihood Development Programme.
12 Disaster management Section Preparation and Implementation of pre-arranging Disaster Management plans.
13 Buddhist Affairs Section Get necessary activities for establishing the spiritual development and ethnic harmony in the district.
14 Media Section Produce information of the district.
15 Man Power and Employment Section Implementation of vocational skill programmes.
16 Social Services Section Accomplishing duty on Senior Citizens, Disable, Women and Children, Morbidity allowance, Early Child hood Development, Probation and Child activities.
17 Productivity Section Implementation of Productivity Measurements and concepts in the Division.
18 Counseling Section and investigation Section. Investigation of problems within People through Counseling.
Natural Resources & Lands Usage of the District

Natural Resources & Lands Usage of the District

Natural Resources of the District

When considering the mineral resources of the region Kaluganga and Haththota Amuna of Laggala division for gems, Wariyapola and Kaikawela for Maika repositories and Pheldzpar mineral repository at Owala, which use for porcelain industry, are bearing an important position in the district. Thus, the industries of Limestones and gneiss also exist as large-scale industries in this area.

Nature of Lands

Extent(Hec)

Percentage

Forests

 75,218

 37.7

Gardens

 37,631

 18.9

Asweddumized puddy fields

 21,995

 11.0

Multi Sectoral Crops

1 9,459

 9.8

Main Crops (Tea, Rubber, Coconut)

 17,250

 8.7

Other Crops (Sectoral Crops)

 6,716

 3.4

Major Reseviours

 7,050

 3.5

Barren Lands & Dilapidated Lands

 3,600

 1.8

Roads/Buldings/ Grounds

 2,395

 1.2

Thick scrubs & chena

 1,320

 0.7

   Other    6,666    3.3 

Total

199,300

100

Annual Rainfall  & Temperature   of the District

Annual Rainfall  & Temperature   of the District

Annual Rainfall 

No   Month  

Average Rainfall  (m. m)

Humidity % (Per Day)

01 January  7.6 73
02 February 33.5 73
03 March 4.2  68
04 April 189.3  69
05 May 44.8  67
06 June 44.5  68
07 July 98.0 69
08 August 93.6 76
09 September 101.4 78
10 October 339.2 82
11 November 53.6 78
12 December 349.3 81

Annual Temperature

No

Month

Average  Temperature

Maximum Temperature

01 

January 

30.4 

14.9 

02

February

31.8

16.7

03

March

34.8

15.0

04

April

34.1

17.6

05

May

32.8

18.7

06

June

31.5

19.3

07

July

31.2

19.0

08

August

30.0

19.3

09

September

30.1

18.9

10

October

30.3

18.4

11

November

31.0

17.9

12

December

30.0

17.7
Lively Hood Patterns of the People in the District

Lively Hood Patterns of the People in the District

Initial Lively- hood Patterns of the peoples in the District

Various climatic features are consisting in matale district and it belongs to both dry and wet zones. Vivid agricultural crop cultivations are being cultivated on the base of this climatic pattern. Accordingly, majority of the district are engaging with agricultural industry as their main living. Paddy cultivation is considering as major cultivation among all and in addition, cultivations such as big onions, additional crops and vegetables are acquiring an important place. Paddy cultivation is doing in Wilgamuwa division in large scale and big onion cultivation and vegetable cultivation are carrying out in Dambulla. In addition, a considerable quantity of peoples is serving in both public and private sector.  

In addition to this, minor crops cultivation also existing in large-scale level in the district and a part of folks who earning their living hood through it. They are living in the divisions such as Matale, Yatawatta, Ukuwela, Ambanganga Korale,Rattota, Laggala, Naula and Pallepola. Papper,Coffee,Cocoa and Clove get an important place among the minor crops cultivation.

Thus, parts of folks who earn their livelihood through industrial fields are also living in this district. Laksha industry, Jute industry, Sweets Productions industry, Clay industry, Bricks industry, Gems industry and Bakery industry have an initial place among these industries. In addition, it can see that a considerable number of peoples are engaging in the service sections of this district.

Information regarding Industries

Information regarding Industries

Information Regarding Industries

No

Category

Number

Percentage

01

Mines Excavation

80

6.1

02

Foods, Beverages & Tobacco

433

33.2

03

Textiles, Cloths & Accessories and Leather Productions

259

19.8

04

Timber, Timber Items, Furniture

190

14.5

05

Paper Production, Printing Activities

19

1.5

06

Chemicals, Petroleum, Rubber & Plastic

47

3.6

07

 Non-Metal Mineral productions

63

4.8

08

Basic Metal Industry, Metal Equipments, Machineries & Tools Industry,

54

4.1

09

Other productions Industries

128

9.8

10

 Water based Activities & Water Supplies

33

2.5

Total

1,306

100.0

Name List of The Government Agents

Name List of The Government Agents

No Name From To
1 Mr.A.L Perera 1951 1956
2 Mr.A Rrathnam 1957 1957
3 Mr.V.P.A Perera 1957 1959
4 Mr.U.A Gunarathna 1960 1962
5 Mr.K.B Dissanayake 1962 1963
6 Mr.V.C.B Unanthenna 1963 1965
7 Mr.H.R Amiti 1966 1966
8 Mr.S.L.B Amunugama 1966 1967
9 Mr.L.B Udalagama 1968 1969
10 Mr.H.A.G Abeywardhana 1969 1971
11 Mr.Cyril Gamage 1971 1976
12 Mr.N.A Nawarathne  1976 1978
13 Mr.S.M Thennakoon 1978 1986
14 Mr.Gunathilaka Mudannayake 1986 1989
15 Mr.G Dias Amarasinghe 1996 1999
16 Mr.T.B Athawuda 1999 1999
17 Mr.Ramya Siriwansha 1999 2003
18 Mr.K Udage 2003 2006
19 Mr.H.M Gamini Senevirathne 2006 2010
20 Mrs.K.H.E Meegasmulla 2010 2015
21 Mr.Neel De Alwis 2015 2016
22 Mr.D.P.G Kumarasiri 2016 2018
23 Mr.S.M.G.K Perera 2018 2021
24 Mrs. Thejani Thilakarathne 2021 2025
25 Mr. Prasanna Madanayake 2025 Until now
Name List of The Assistant Government Agents

Name List of The Assistant Government Agents

No Name  From  To
01 Major S. Hext 1819
02 Captain F. Arvin   1820
03 Lt-Col J.M. Staxpaul 1821
04 Lt.Rucknal Hu Stackpaul 1822 1825 
05 Captain. B.Tridal 1826 1829
06 Captain J.Forbs 1829  1837
07 R. Walse  1838
08 1839 1848
09 H. Templer 1848 1851
10 F. Leyard 1852 1860
11 A.O. Brode 1861 1864
12 W.E.T. Sharp 1865
13 W.W. Hiyum 1866
14 R.C. Paul 1867
15 W.E.T. Sharp 1868
16 G.S. Williams 1869 1870
17 R. Mayi 1871 1873
18 G.S. Williams 1874 1877
19 H.L. Moisy 1878 1886
20 S.M. Barose 1887 1889
21 G.S. Saxton 1890 1898
22 H.S. Pox 1899
23  E.B. Alexander 1900 1902
24  C.R. Cumbland 1903
25 R.B. Helings 1904 1905
26 R.A.G. Fesine 1906
27  F. Bawuse 1907
28  R.A.G. Festine 1908
29  F.G.Tiral 1909 1911
30  W.T. Southern 1912 1913
31  W.J.L. Rogerson 1914
32  A.W. Semoor  1915
33  H.W. Quodrinton 1916
34  E.T. Milinton 1917 1919
35  C. Harrison Jhones 1920 1923
36  T.A. Godson 1924
37  W.E. Hobday 1925
38  W.J.L. Rogerson 1926 1928
39  C.E. Jonse 1929 1931
40  W.O. Steevans 1932 1933
41  R.Y. Daniel  1934 1936
42  Carl E. Arndt 1937
43  R.H.D. Manders 1938 1944
44  W. Homes 1945
45  C. Sithtampalam 1946
46  V.L. Weerasinghe 1947 1948
47  R.D. Pawulus 1949
48 A.R. Rathnaveil 1950 1952 
49  A.L. Perera 1953
 
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