What river flows across northern India into Bangladesh?

Answer 1

The Rivers of India are classified as Himalayan, peninsular, coastal, and inland-drainage basin rivers. Himalayan rivers are snow fed and maintain a high to medium rate of flow throughout the year. The heavy annual average rainfall levels in the Himalayan catchment areas further add to their rates of flow. During the monsoon months of June to September, the catchment areas are prone to flooding. The Ganga River basin, India's largest, includes approximately 25 percent of the nation's area; it is bounded by the Himalayas in the north. The source of the Godavari is northeast of Bombay (Mumbai in the local Marathi language) in the state of Maharashtra, and the river follows a southeasterly course for 1,400 kilometers to its mouth on the Andhra pradesh coast. The Godavari River basin area is second in size only to the Ganga; its delta on the east coast is also one of the country's main rice-growing areas.

Answer 2

There are several major rivers in India. Some of these are the Godavari, the Mahanadi, the Krishna, the Kaveri, the Tapti, the Narmada, the Indus, and the Brahmaputra River.

Answer 3

the main river that flows from the northern is called indus

Answer 4

The Nile River

Answer 5

It is the Brahmaptra River.

Answer 6

the great river clyde

Answer 7

Ganges River

Answer 8

Indus

Answer 9

Chambal