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Lets learn tributaries of ganga part 3

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So lets continue our study Let it be part B Now tody we will learn about the Yamuna river that flows parallel to the ganga as shown in part B Important facts : Rivers : Represented as (R), rivers are Yamuna , Chambal , Shipra , Betwa , Ken Places : Represented as (P), places are Etwah , Hamirpur , Banda , Allahabad     First the Yamuna is flowing through the Yamanotri glacier and finally going to Allahabad . So firstly the Chambal river is flowing through the Janapav Hills .  And to this Chambal , a river tributes its water is Shipra river. Then everyone comes together and now there is the next stop Hamirpur , where  Betwa river is flowing down the Vindhya range.   Then after Hamirpur , in Banda, Ken river is comes and all tributes its water to Yamuna river, which is why they are called tributaries .  Now this Yamuna river goes to Allahabad where Ganga is also merged. Thank you for reading. In next blog we will continue again
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Lets learn tributaries of ganga part 2

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Now let it be A Now you  relate it.  Important facts about my explaination: Rivers : These are represented in image by (R) , rivers are Ganga, Yamuna, Ramganga Place : These are represented in image by (P)  Places are Dudhtoli, Bijnor, Kannauj, Allahabad Right now the river Gange is flowing from Part A and Yamuna is also flowing in its parallel and the two are meeting in Allahabad . Now the Ramganga river flows from Dudhtoli   in Kannauj on the way to the Ganga river and Bijnor occupies a place between Dudhtoli  to Kannauj . In this Bijnor the river Ramganga turns a U turn and meet at the Kannauj .  Now it joins Ganga river and finally goes to Allahabad Thank you for reading this, it is not end here stay tuned we will learn all tributaries and cities of river Ganga.  
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Lets learn tributaries of ganga part 1

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Lets divide it in small chunks to learn very easily.  Its difficult right? don't worry I wil explain it.  Important fact about what I explain: Rivers :  Bhagirathi, Mandakini, Alaknanda, Dhauli Ganga, Nandakini, Pindar, Ganga Place :  Vishnuprayag, Vandprayag, Karnaprayag, Rudraprayag, Devprayag.  So it is seen that when Bhagirathi and Alaknanda meet, Ganga is formed. So when it flows from Alaknanda , in the middle, Dhauli Ganga comes and joins Alaknanda in Vishnuprayag .  In the same way, it meets Nandakini in Alaknanda to Vandprayag , Pinder to Karnaprayag and later from Mandakini to Rudraprayag , it joins   Alaknanda and it comes in Devprayag and the Bhagirathi  is also flows to the   Devprayag and the two form the Ganges. I will continue this, we will learn all tributaries but in small chunks thank you . 
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Ganga River System

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It is the longest river of India. Length ~ 2525km. National aquatic animal in river Ganga is gangetic dolphin. They are blind in nature. Because of the dissolved oxygen in river ganga the dolphins are found, it means some kind of dolphins. Its basin is in 5 states but its drainage area is in 15 states.  That is why it is called National River.  This is purest, longest, polluted, self cleaning. Self-cleaning means a virus is found inside it, it is bacteriophage so it kills the bacteria. Origin - It originates from Bhagirathi which originates from Gangotri glacier.  Which is north of Kashi district which is in Uttarakhand.  The Ganges River flows from - Uttarakhand,  Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal,   Bangladesh.  In fact, I had said 5 earlier, so now counting it is 6.  But Bangladesh does not belong to India.  The drainage basin of the Ganges, it goes into 15 states. Tributaies: 1. First tributary - Ram Ganga river...
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