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How do the rivers in the northern plains have water even in summer?

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Answered by Sleipnir
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They have water even in summers because they are coming from glaciers which melt in summer and give them the water.

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Answered by dackpower
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The rivers in the northern plains have water even in summer because the rivers of the Northern Plains such as Ganga begins as Bhagirathi from an iceberg named Gangotri, in the Himalayas. These rivers have water even in summer because the rivers are created in the Himalayas which are capped with a sleet of snow and ice. The snow and ice dissolves during summer and the water flow into the streams.

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