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Where does river Godavari originate ?
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Asked by rajaram rao,
25 Nov '07 10:56 pm
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The river Godavari rises in the Nasik district of Maharastra about 50 miles from the shore of Arabian sea, at an elevation of 3500 feet, after flowing for about 910 miles in a general south-easterly direction, through Maharastra and Andhra Pradesh, Godavari falls into the Bay of Bengal above Rajamundry. The Godavari has a drainage area of about 121,000 sq.miles.
The principal tributaries of Godavari are the Pravara, the Purna, the Manjra, the Pranahita, the Indravathy and the Sabari.
Answered by rajesh sharma, 25 Nov '07 10:59 pm
The principal tributaries of Godavari are the Pravara, the Purna, the Manjra, the Pranahita, the Indravathy and the Sabari.
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Why are you so particular about rivers? Are you planning to link the rivers the way out Atalji thought?
Answered by sanjay sharma, 25 Nov '07 10:58 pm
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Rivers that originate from the Himalayas are perennial rivers. You tell
me how Godavari is a perennial river?
What other countries have perennial rivers?
What other continents have mighty rivers like we have in India?
India was called Bharatha Khanda - a continent of its own.
Who discovered Irrigation Engineering? Another
name for India was Yilaa Varta. The hidden meaning
of this name is Jala Maaruta, the country of water
laden winds. No other country in the world has
monsoons. The rainfall in India is more than the
total rainfall in the rest of the world. India is
the land of mighty rivers. In the olden days, the
water flow rate in the Ganga exceeded that of any
other river in the world. The people of South
India built and maintained an extensive system of
irrigation tanks and associated canals with
extraordinary managerial and social skills. They
shared the waters following the ways of nature
from time immemorial. Construction of small dams
at every possible ...more
Answered by DRSiva, 26 Nov '07 04:04 am
me how Godavari is a perennial river?
What other countries have perennial rivers?
What other continents have mighty rivers like we have in India?
India was called Bharatha Khanda - a continent of its own.
Who discovered Irrigation Engineering? Another
name for India was Yilaa Varta. The hidden meaning
of this name is Jala Maaruta, the country of water
laden winds. No other country in the world has
monsoons. The rainfall in India is more than the
total rainfall in the rest of the world. India is
the land of mighty rivers. In the olden days, the
water flow rate in the Ganga exceeded that of any
other river in the world. The people of South
India built and maintained an extensive system of
irrigation tanks and associated canals with
extraordinary managerial and social skills. They
shared the waters following the ways of nature
from time immemorial. Construction of small dams
at every possible ...more
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It originats near Trimbak in Nashik District of Maharashtra
Answered by Kamayni, 09 Mar '08 05:16 pm
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