The area of the Indus and Ganges rivers is densely populated due to several factors, including fertile alluvial soil that supports intensive agriculture, making it a crucial food-producing region. Additionally, the rivers provide a reliable water source for drinking, irrigation, and transportation, facilitating trade and cultural exchange. The historical significance of these rivers in the development of ancient civilizations, along with ongoing economic opportunities, has attracted large populations over time.
Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, West Bengal.
Indus; Ganges
indus valley
The Ganges River flows through India, while the Indus River flows through Pakistan
Indus River system Ganges River system Brahmaputra River system
the Indus and Ganges River
The Indus and Ganges
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The Ganges River is freshwater.
The Indus River is a famous river in India. Its length is 1,988 miles, and it flows through India, Pakistan, and China.