Temple
The deity is worshipped at the temple of Veer Mhaskoba situated in Veer village, on the banks of river Purnaganga, 26 km. to the south of a village Sasvad.
Coordinates: 18°09′11″N 74°05′15″E / 18.15294°N 74.087457°E / 18.15294; 74.087457
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