Ganga River In India Map

The total length of the ganga river from its source to its mouth (measured along the hugli) is 2,525 km. The six headstreams of the river ganga namely, the alaknanda, bhagirathi, dhauliganga, mandakini, nandakini, and pindar all originate from the mountainous regions in the northern part of the indian state of uttarakhand. Sutlej, ravi, beas, chenab and jhelum are its other tributaries after.

Ganga is known as the padma river when it enters bangladesh. The river has its origin in. Indus river or sindhu river or puranik river.

Yamuna is the longest tributary in india and also the most polluted river in india.

India, again, boasts several rivers both vast and navigable, which, having their sources in the mountains which reach along the northern frontier, pass the level region, and many of these, after merging with one other, descend into the river known as. The 2,525 km (1,569 mi) river starts in the western himalayas in the indian state of uttarakhand. It joins the ganga near monghyr town. Kosi river the kosi river consists of seven streams namely sut kosi, tamba kosi, talkha, doodh kosi, botia kosi, arun and tamber and is popularly known as