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| Rivers Of Bihar |
Ganga is the most important river in India. This, in total, covers a distance of 2, 510 km in India and Bangladesh, from the Himalayas in Uttarakhand to the Sunderban in the Bay of Bengal, it irrigates vast terrain. Not only the natural wealth of the country, it is also the basis of people's emotional belief.
Length: 2,525 km
Estuary: Ganges Delta
Country: India
Source: Gangotri Glacier, Nanda Coat, Nanda Devi Mountains, More
Bridge: Mahatma Gandhi bridge, more
City: Haridwar, Varanasi, Allahabad, Patna, Kolkata, Kanpur, Ghazipur
Kosi river
The Kosi river or Kosi river flows from the Himalayas in
Nepal and enters India via Bhima city in Bihar. There is a lot of devastation
in Bihar due to the flood which is called this river 'Curse of Bihar'. If you
look at its geographical nature, you will know that it has expanded 120 km in
the last 250 years.
Length: 729 km
Flow: 2,
166 m³ / s
Source: Arun river, Tamur river, Sunkoshi river
Bridge: Koshi Mega Bridge Gandaul, Koshi Bridge Nepal
Country: India, Nepal
City: Katihar, Biratnagar, Purnia
BURHI Gandak
The Burhi Gandak is a river which appears between Ramnagar
and Bagha in West Champaran of Bihar state of India. It flows through the
districts of Eastern Champaran of Bihar, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, and finally
meets in Ganga near Khagaria. Wikipedia
Length: 320km
Country: India
Estuary: Ganges River
Gandak River
The river Gandak, which is also called the big Gandak or only
Gandak, is the name of a river flowing in Bihar and Nepal. This river is called
Saurabhrami or Sagramami in Nepal and Narayani and Saptagundki in the plains.
The same is also known as the Condorcetes of the geographers of Greece and the
Sadanira mentioned in epics.
Length: 630 km
Flow: 1,760 m³ / s
Source: Nhubine Himal Glacier
Country: Nepal
City: Jamsom, Sonpur, Lomangthang, Bagglung, Kagabni
Bridge: Keladighat Bridge
Ghaghara River
Ghaghra is a river flowing in northern India. It is the main
river of river Ganga. It originates from the high mountains of southern Tibet,
where its name is Karnali. After this it flows through Nepal and flows in Uttar
Pradesh and Bihar of India.
Length: 1,080 km
Basin area: 127,950 km²
Source: Himalayas
Estuary: Ganga River
Country: India
Bridge: Karnali Bridge, Elgin Bridge
Mahananda River
Mahananda River - This is the main Tributary on the left bank of the Ganges. It is the last tributary of the Ganga that runs from Himalaya. It forms Borderr of Bihar and West Bengal
Length: 360 km
Source: Himalaya
Estuary: Ganges River
State: West Bengal, Bihar
City: Siliguri, engrej Market
Country: India, Bangladesh
Punpun River
Punpun is a tributary of Ganges flowing in Bihar state of
India. This river emerging from the hills of central Bihar makes the eastern
boundary of Patna.
Length: 200km
Country: India
Estuary: Ganges River
City: Obra
Son river
The Son Nad or the Sonbhadra river passes through the Madhya
Pradesh state of India and passes through the hills of Uttar Pradesh and
Jharkhand, near Patna and join the Ganges River. It is a major river of Bihar.
The name of this river is called Son because the sand of this river is yellow,
which shines like gold.
Length: 784 km
State / Area: Baghelkhand
Source: Amarkantak
Country: India
Estuary: Ganges River
Bridge: koilwar Bridge
Falgu River
Falgu river originates from Palamu district of Jharkhand.
This river does not flow with any other river. Falgu river goes to Jehanabad
district and completes its flow. This river is found in the Methampi river in
Bihar.
Country: India
Estuary: Punpun River
Source: Mohana River, Lilajan River
City: Gaya
Karnashasha River
The river Karmanas is a river flowing in Jharkhand and Bihar.
On this, there is the Devadri lane, whose height is 58 m. It has a mythical
history too. It is said that the body of hung is related to the story of
ascension.
Length: 192 km
Country: India
Estuary: Ganges River
Kamala River
Kamla river originated from Nepal and is mainly a river
flowing in Bihar state of India. This river is considered to be the most
sacramental and significant fertile power after the river Ganges in
Mithilanchal.
Length: 328 km
Country: India
Estuary: Bagmati
Qeoull river
The river is the tributary of river Ganges. This river starts from Giridih district of Jharkhand and
flows in Jamui and Lakhisarai districts of Bihar.
Length: 111km
Country: India
Estuary: Ganges River
State: Jharkhand, Bihar
City: Jamui, Lakhisarai, Qeouell junction
Mechi River
Mechi River is a river flowing through Nepal and India. It is
the tributary of the river Mahananda. It emerges from the Mahabharata mountain
range in Nepal and flows from Nepal and enters Bihar state, making border of
India and Nepal, where it meets the Mahananda River in Kishanganj district of
bihar.
Length: 80km
Source: Central Himalayas
Muhana: Mahindra river
Bridge: Mechi Bridge
Country: India, Nepal
Lakhandai River
Lakhandai is a river flowing in southern Nepal and Bihar
state of India. It is a supporting river of Bagmati. In Nepal, the main stream
of this river is 'Sarlahi Zilla' and its source is 'Shivalik Hills'.
Country: India
Estuary: Bagmati
Source: Nepal, Shiwalik
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