🌊 Rivers · Northern and North-eastern Mountains
Chenab (Chandrabhaga)
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The largest tributary of the Indus. It is formed by the Chandra and the Bhaga, which meet at Tandi near Keylong in Himachal Pradesh — hence Chandrabhaga — and flows 1,180 km before entering Pakistan.
📘 NCERT Class 11, India: Physical Environment, Ch. 3 (Drainage System) ↗
📜 Near here in history
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