Question

special feactures of river ganga, river brahmaputra,pensinsular rivers, narmada basin, tapi basin, godavari basin, mahanadi basin,,krishna basin and kaveri basin

class- 9
subject- geography
chapter- drainage

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Answer 1

Himalayan Rivers are Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra.

River Ganga

• Source - Headwaters in Bhagirathi from Gangotri glacier meets with Alaknanda at Devaprayag in Uttarakhand to form River Ganga.
• Mouth of the River - Meets with Brahmaputra in Bangladesh and forms the largest delta of the world, the Sundarben Delta ( Bay of Bengal )
• Tributaries - Ghagra, Gandak, Kosi, Yamuna, ( Son, Sind, Chambal, Betwa ) are tributaries of Yamuna which makes them a part of the Ganga river system.
• Length - Over 2500 Km

River Brahmaputra

• Source - East of Mansoravar lake in Tibet.
• Mouth of the river - Meets with Ganga in Bangladesh and forms the largest delta of the world as the Sundarben delta.
• Tributaries - Dibang, Lohit, Kenula etc.
• Length - Over 2900km

River Indus

• Source - Near Mansarovar lake.
• Mouth of the river - Forms a delta to the east of Karachi.
• Tributaries - Shyok, Hunza, Saskar, Nubra, Satluj, Beas, Ravi, Chenab, Jhelum.
• Length - 2900km

The Peninsular rivers are Narmada Basin, Tapi Basin, Mahanadi Basin, Godavari Basin, Krishna Basin and Kaveri Basin.

Narmada Basin

• Source - From Amarkantak hills in Madhya Pradesh.
• Mouth of the River - Forms an estuary while entering into the Arabian sea.
• Tributaries - All the tributaries of Narmada are very short and join the main stream at right angles.
• Length - 1312Km

Tapi Basin

• Source - Rises in Satpura range, Betul district of Madhya Pradesh.
• Mouth of the river - Also forms an Estuary while entering the Arabian Sea.
• Tributaries - Girna river, Purna river, Panzara river, Waghur river, Aner river etc.
• Length - 724km

Mahanadi Basin

• Source - Rises in the high-lands of Chattisgarh.
• Mouth of the river - Forms a delta while entering into the Arabian sea.
• Tributaries - Brahmani, Devi, Sondur, Tel, Bhargavi.
• Length - About 860km

Godavari Basin

• Source - Rises from the slopes of the Western Ghats in Nasik district of Maharashtra.
• Mouth of the river - Forms a delta while entering into the Bay of Bengal.
• Tributaries - Purna, Wardha, Renganga, Wainaganga etc.
• Length - 1500km

Krishna Basin

• Source - Rises from a spring near Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra.
• Mouth of the river - Forms a Delta while entering into the Bay of Bengal.
• Tributaries - Tungabhadra, Musi, Bhima, Koyana etc.
• Length - About 1440km

Kaveri Basin

• Source - Rises in the Brahmagiri range of Western ghats.
• Mouth of the river - Forms a delta while entering into the Bay of Bengal.
• Tributaries - Amaravati, Bharani, Hemavati, Kabini
• Length - About 760km