Krishna River System: Map, Dams, and Tributaries
Advertisements The Krishna River is a major river in India and is a prominent geographical feature that originates from the
Read MorePeninsular rivers are mostly rain-fed and flow through South and Central India. Important rivers in this region include the Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri, Mahanadi, and Narmada. Each river is explained with its source, route, states covered, major tributaries, and where it ends. Maps and key facts are included in simple language for better understanding.
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