Name the main rivers of the central and southern India and describe its course?
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The central and south India has rivers which flow in 2 directions basically - The East and the West.
The rivers which originate in the East and flow towards the west are- Godavari and Krishna.
Krishna has 2 tributaries, Tungabhadra and Pennar, both flowing in the East direction.
Tapati, Narmada, Periyar and Mandovi rivers flow in the western direction.
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The Central India Rivers are Narmada, Tapi, Chambal, Son, and Betwa. Most of the rivers in Central India flow from west to east, except for Narmada and Tapi. The Southern River Krishna, Godavari, and Kaveri flow eastwards into the ‘Bay of Bengal’. The ‘Narmada and Tapi’ flow westwards into the ‘Arabian Sea’.
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- The Chambal, Sind, Betwa, the Ken, the Son, originate from the north part of the Peninsula and they flow into the Ganga River.
- The Rivers Narmada, Mahi, the Tapi and the Periyar discharge their ‘waters in the Arabian Sea’.
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