Which rivers?
All the Himalayan rivers flow through Indus and Ganga basin. They flow into the seas. They meet Arabian Sea in West and Bay of Bengal in east.
The river that flows into the Arabian Sea is the Indus River, which originates in Tibet and travels through northern India and Pakistan before emptying into the Arabian Sea. Other significant rivers that also flow into the Arabian Sea include the Godavari and Krishna rivers in India, as well as the Sabarmati and Mahi rivers. These rivers contribute to the sea's ecosystem and support agriculture in their respective regions.
Only two major rivers, the Indus and the Narmada, flow into the Arabian Sea due to the region's topography and climatic conditions. The surrounding land is primarily arid and semi-arid, limiting the development of significant river systems. Additionally, the Western Ghats and other mountain ranges create barriers that influence the flow of rivers towards the Arabian Sea. Most rivers in the Indian subcontinent tend to flow towards the Ganges and Brahmaputra basins, which drain into the Bay of Bengal instead.
narmada and tapti rivers empty into Arabian sea ( gulf of khambhat )chitrang
The Arabian Sea
Arabian sea
Several rivers drain into the Arabian Sea, with the major ones being the Indus River in Pakistan, the Narmada and Tapti rivers in India, and the Sabarmati River. The Indus River is particularly significant as it is one of the longest rivers in the world, flowing through India and Pakistan before emptying into the Arabian Sea. Other notable rivers include the Mahi and Zuari rivers. These rivers contribute to the diverse ecosystems and economies of the regions surrounding the Arabian Sea.
Some rivers in India that flow into the Bay of Bengal are the Brahmaputra, the Gomti, the Yamuna, and the Ganges. Indian rivers flowing into the Arabian Sea include the Kali, the Netravati, and the Sharavathi.
There is a few differences in the East flow and the West flow of the river in the Peninsular Plateau. The East flowing rivers drains into bay of Bengal and the West drains into Arabian sea.
Three rivers that flow into the North Sea are the Thames, the Humber, and the Rhine.
Into the Arabian See in Pakistan first forming a delta that covers an area of about 41,440 km² (16,000 square miles), and is approximately 210 km across where it meets the sea.
bay of Bengal or Arabian sea