Question

which stage of river is common in bhutan? give reasons to support your answer.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The largest river system in Bhutan, Drangme Chhu is the Bhutanese name for the holy Manas River. The 376 kilometres long river flows across Bhutan spanning 272 kilometres and covers the rest 104 kilometres by passing through the Indian state of Assam

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Bhutan has four major rivers, which are named Drangme Chhu, Mo Chhu, Wang Chhu, and Torsa Chhu, and are divided into smaller streams of water.

Explanation:

Bhutan's rivers originate in the Great Himalaya and flow north to south. Most Bhutanese rivers join the Brahmaputra before joining the Bay of Bengal. The rivers in southern Bhutan's low foothills have a dendritic pattern, with numerous tributaries joining them. The rivers' gradients are southward. Some of the rivers in the southern foothills pose serious flood risks. The rivers' total length is approximately 7200 km.

Chhu Drangme Drangme Chhu, Bhutan's largest river system, is the Bhutanese name for the holy Manas River. The 376-kilometer-long river flows through Bhutan for 272 kilometres before passing through the Indian state of Assam for the remaining 104 kilometres.

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