Write any three main differences between the east-flowing rivers and west-flowing rivers in India
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The difference between east flowing rivers and west flowing rivers are
East Flowing RiversWest Flowing Rivers1.These rivers originate from the Western Ghats and flow eastwards.These rivers originate in central India and flow westwards.2.These rivers flow into the Bay of Bengal.These rivers flow into the Arabian Sea.3.These rivers from deltas at their mouths.These rivers form estuaries at their mouths.4.They carry larger amount of water.They carry a lesser amount of water.5.Examples are Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishana and Kaveri.Examples are Narmada and Tapi.
East Flowing RiversWest Flowing Rivers1.These rivers originate from the Western Ghats and flow eastwards.These rivers originate in central India and flow westwards.2.These rivers flow into the Bay of Bengal.These rivers flow into the Arabian Sea.3.These rivers from deltas at their mouths.These rivers form estuaries at their mouths.4.They carry larger amount of water.They carry a lesser amount of water.5.Examples are Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishana and Kaveri.Examples are Narmada and Tapi.
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east flowing rivers form deltas and west flowing rivers form estuaries.
east flowing rivers end their journey in the bay of Bengal whereas the west flowing rivers end their journey in Arabian sea
examples of east flowing rivers are mahanadi,krishna,cauveri etc and examples of west flowing rivers are Narmada and tapi.
east flowing rivers end their journey in the bay of Bengal whereas the west flowing rivers end their journey in Arabian sea
examples of east flowing rivers are mahanadi,krishna,cauveri etc and examples of west flowing rivers are Narmada and tapi.
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