Into which sea does the Narmada River flow?
Narmada flows westward into the Arabian Sea. Exam tip: remember Narmada as a west-flowing river.
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Narmada flows westward into the Arabian Sea. Exam tip: remember Narmada as a west-flowing river.
View question detailsThe Narmada rises near Amarkantak, flows westward through a rift valley, and drains into the Arabian Sea. Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal. Exam tip: Remember Narmada and Tapi as major west-flowing Peninsular rivers.
View question detailsNarmada and Tapi form estuaries on the western coast. Exam tip: do not consider them delta-forming rivers.
View question detailsMahanadi flows eastward into the Bay of Bengal. Exam tip: remember Mahanadi as an east-flowing river.
View question detailsKrishna is a major river of Peninsular India. Exam tip: group it with Godavari and Cauvery.
View question detailsCauvery is a major Peninsular river of South India. Exam tip: remember Cauvery as a South Indian river.
View question detailsPeninsular rivers flow over old land, so their valleys are relatively mature. Exam tip: treat the Peninsular land as old.
View question detailsIn the upper Himalayan course, rivers form deep and narrow valleys. Exam tip: connect upper course with erosion.
View question detailsA delta is formed by deposition of sediments brought by a river. Exam tip: treat delta as a depositional landform.
View question detailsA tributary joins the main river and adds water to it. Exam tip: remember the difference between tributary and distributary.
View question detailsIn a delta, a river divides into distributaries. Exam tip: understand distributary as a branch near the mouth.
View question detailsThe Luni does not reach the sea and is an example of inland drainage. Exam tip: remember Luni of Rajasthan.
View question detailsThe place where a river finally joins another water body is its mouth. Exam tip: link mouth with the final part of a river.
View question detailsThe place where a river begins is called its source. Exam tip: keep source and mouth separate.
View question detailsHimalayan rivers deposit alluvial soil in the plains. Exam tip: connect fertile plains with river deposition.
View question detailsGanga and its tributaries deposit fertile alluvial soil. Exam tip: connect alluvial soil with agriculture.
View question detailsThe Ganga finally joins the Bay of Bengal. Exam tip: remember the final water body of the Ganga.
View question detailsIn India, the Brahmaputra flows through the Assam Valley. Exam tip: connect Brahmaputra with Assam.
View question detailsBrahmaputra receives both Himalayan and rainfall water. Exam tip: remember it as a river with high discharge.
View question detailsGandak is a major left-bank tributary of the Ganga. Exam tip: remember Gandak, Ghaghara and Kosi together.
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