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Tsangpo has a very less volume of water while brahmaputra is known for its annual floods why is this so when both are 2 different names of the same river​

Answer 1

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Tsangpo has very less volume of water because river Brahmaputra is known as Tsangpo in Tibet and Tibet is the place from where the river rises and no major rivers join the river in Tsangpo which can increase it's volume of water. While in India Brahmaputra is known for annual floods because many major rivers join Brahmaputra in the states from which the river flows. So, the volume increases and it causes floods.

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Answer 2

Tsangpo has a very less volume of water as it lies in rain shadow zone.

Explanation:

• The Brahmaputra river is called as the Tsangpo in Tibet and is a transboundary river, that flows through the china, Bangladesh and India and origins in Mansarovar lake near Kailash. The river drains the eastern side of Himalayas forms an elevation of 5,210 m.

• The Tsangpo is an upper stream of the Brahmaputra river and originates in angsi glacier and after reaching as its called Brahmaputra.

• The river has a discharge volume of 16,240m while that Brahmaputra is about 19,800m. Due to it being a rain shadow of the Himalayas it gets fewer rains.

• Flooding occurs is common in monsoon season in the Brahmaputra that occurs in June to October. The rainfall reaches about 2000 mm and annual flooding is generated by the tributaries firm the Buri dihang in the east to the tista in the west.

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