River part2

Part-2

 Course of ganga

  • Entry into plains at Haridwar
  •  Joined by yamuna at triveni Sangam at Allahabad/prayag raj(u.p)
  • (Three rivers meet ganga, yamuna, Saraswati)
  • . At Bihar (Bhagalpur)
  • Farakka is in west bengal the 1st distributary (shakha) Bhagirathi -hoogly-
  • Later become hoogly river.


The eastern most part of India were ganga know its name ganga is FARAKKA BARRAGE
Is in murshidabad in West Bengal.

BANGLA DESH ENTRY 

In Bangladesh Ganga call Padma

    In Bangladesh Padma enters first meet jamuna n second meet Meghana


Meghana make delta n estuary
Estuary: semi closed coastal body (tatiye rekha )

and its connected to open sea.



. River delta: land form created by deposition of sediment(matmailla pani)
that carried by a river.

Sundarban delta

.The name Sundarban is taken by the name of sundari tree.(from sundari 🌲 it get name Sundarban delta)

Satellite view of Sunderban delta.🖕

. Mangrove forest (it mean half part of tree is under water n his pointed root r outside to take oxygen)






Note: Ambala water divide Indus n ganga river Indus ka panni ganga me aa sakta tha kyun ki bahut sati hui hai dono per beech me jameen uthi hui hai ishliye paani ruk jaati hai) and its Ambala (haryana) water divide. 

















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