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Riviers narmadha & tapi pics
The document discusses several rivers in India, including the Narmada River which originates in Amarkantak. It notes features of the Narmada River like the Dhuandhar Falls and marble rocks near Jabalpur. It also briefly mentions other rivers such as the Tapi River, Sabarmati River, Mahi River, Sharavati River which forms Jog Falls, Bharathapuzha River, Periyar River and Pamba River. It provides pictures showing landscapes around these rivers.
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- 1. Origin of Narmadariver - Amarkantak,
- 3. The origin ofthe river Narmada at Amarkantak, India
- 4. .. Narmada River,Jabalpur, Duandhar Falls, Marbel Falls, Falls, Amarkantak ...
- 5. Narmada Kund locatedon the Amarkantak hill
- 6. The wonder ofJabalpur lies in its Marble Rocks and the torrential waterfall called Dhuandhar. Soaring in their glittering splendour, the rocks at Bhedaghat rise to a hundred feet on either side of the Narmada
- 7. Sardar Sarovar Damon the River Narmada
- 8. River Narmada at BhedaGhat Jabalpur, India. Near Dhuan Dhaar and the famous Marble Rocks in Jabalpur. The Narmada is the longest river in Madhya Pradesh, flowing towards the west and falling in the Arabian Sea. Its total length is 1312 km of which it covers 1072 km in Madhya Pradesh.
- 9. River Narmada runsthrough marble ravines at Bhedaghat, about 14 kilometers from Jabalpur.
- 11. The famous 'DhuanDhaar' falls and the lime stone formations known more popularly as the 'marble rocks'. These falls used to disappear during the monsoon season when the water level rose, but it does not happen anymore due to the Bargi dam upstream.
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- 14. Rich Tapi valley,in the north the high and wild Satpura mountain range ..
- 16. An isolated hutin the dry Purna River.
- 17. Sabarmati river inthis scorching heat
- 18. Sabarmati River Front- Ahmedabad
- 19. The Mahi riverhas a number of islands inside the Mahi Dam catchment area ..
- 20. Furious Mahi RiverAt Savli Village
- 21. Bear witness tonature's headlong tumble as the Sharavati river makes a spectacular drop of 253m in four distinct cascades - known locally as Raja, Rani, Rover, and Rocket - to create the highest falls in Asia. The falls are at their best during the monsoon, with arching rainbows colouring the mist. When the sluice gates of the upstream Linganamakki Dam are closed, it is worth taking a walk right down to the bottom of the gorge.
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- 23. BEAUTIFUL SHARAVATI RIVERLEADING TO JOG FALLS
- 24. Close view ofJog Falls
- 25. On top ofJog falls.
- 26. Jog Falls inFull Flow
- 27. Jog Falls Thisis one of the highest and best waterfalls in India, Visiting Jog in pre-monsoon may not be a right time but it is quite different and thrilling experience where one can reach a top of waterfalls, below the water falls, dip in the water at the bottom of falls etc… Well, you cannot dare to take risk when water flow is heavy after the monsoon
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- 32. Periyar River isthe second longest river in Kerala after Bharathapuzha.
- 33. Asian Elephant inthe Periyar River, Periyar Tiger Reserve,
- 34. Check dam acrossthe Kallada River
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- 37. The Aaranmula BoatRace is staged each year in the scenic village
- 38. Kattikkal aruvi -a water fall on Pamba
- 39. Perunthen aruvi –a waterfall on Pamba
- 40. Top of Perunthenaruvi – a waterfall on Pamba