Dnyanganga River

Dnyanganga River
Dnyanganga River
	Dnyanganga at Nandura
Native name	ज्ञानगंगा नदी (Marathi)
Location
Country	India
Physical characteristics
Source
• location	Near Dongarshevali, Taluka Chikhli, Dist. Buldhana
Mouth
• location	Falls into river Purna on south bank near Yerli, Ta. Nandura.
Length	50.5 miles (81.3 km)
Basin features
River system	Tapti River

Dnyanganga^[3] (Marathi: ज्ञानगंगा नदी) is a minor river in Buldhana district of Maharashtra, India. It is a tributary of the Purna River, which itself is a tributary of the Tapti River.

External links

References

^ The Buldana District Gazetteer (1910) particularly notes that the river takes its source from a spring of water under an umar (ficus glomerata) near the temple of Mahadeo at Dongarshevali.
^ Central Provinces District Gazetteer: Buldana District. Vol. A. 1979. p. 421. (originally printed in 1910)
^ also sometimes spelt as "Gyanganga" as the Marathi consonant 'ज्ञ' is pronounced differently in Marathi and other Indian languages. Ganga is used as a suffix in the name of several other rivers in India.

20°55′46″N 76°29′21″E / 20.92944°N 76.48917°E / 20.92944; 76.48917

This Buldhana district, Maharashtra, India location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

This article related to a river in India is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=Dnyanganga_River
Text je dostupný za podmienok Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License 3.0 Unported; prípadne za ďalších podmienok. Podrobnejšie informácie nájdete na stránke Podmienky použitia.

[1] The Buldana District Gazetteer (1910) particularly notes that the river takes its source from a spring of water under an umar (ficus glomerata) near the temple of Mahadeo at Dongarshevali.

[gazet-2] Central Provinces District Gazetteer: Buldana District. Vol. A. 1979. p. 421. (originally printed in 1910)

[3] so sometimes spelt as "Gyanganga" as the Marathi consonant 'ज्ञ' is pronounced differently in Marathi and other Indian languages. Ganga is used as a suffix in the name of several other rivers in India.

[1]

[2]

[3]

v t e Hydrography of Maharashtra
Rivers	Adan Banganga Bhima Bindusara Dahisar Daman Ganga Darna Dnyanganga Girna Godavari Gomai Indravati Indrayani Kadva Karha Kolar Koyna Krishna Kundali Kundalika Mithi Mula Mula-Mutha Mutha Narmada Nira Oshiwara Painganga Panchganga Panzara Patalganga Pavana Poisar Pranahita Purna (Tapti tributary) Purna (Godavari tributary) Savitri Shahanur Shivana Sindphana Tansa Tapti Tasso Ulhas Vaan Vashishti Wainganga Wardha
Waterfalls	Kune Devkund Pandavgad Thoseghar Lingmala Dugarwadi Vihigaon Dhobi Marleshwar Amboli Ghat Baneshwar Randha Sahasrakund
Lakes	Bhigwan Gorewada Hidkal Khindsi Lonar crater lake Mahakali Rankala Salim Ali Sandhur Shivaji/Shivsagar Talao Pali Talwat Upvan Venna
Dams	Bhandardara Bhatghar Bhushi Chaskaman Dhom Hetwane Itiadoh Kanher Jayakwadi Khadakwasla Kolkewadi Koyna Mulshi Navegaon Nilwande Panshet Pawna Ramtek Susri Tansa Temghar Tilari Totladoh Ujjani Vaitarna Varasgaon Veer Vihar Yeldari Waghur Walwan

See also

External links

References