Ganga River Map

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Map Name	Ganga River Map
Available Formats	WEBPPDFJPGPNG
WEBP Size	0.07 MB
PDF Size	0.35 MB
PNG Size	0.41 MB
No. of Pages in PDF	1
Image Height	909 Pixels
Image Width	805 Pixels
Category	India
Related	India, River maps

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The Ganges, or Ganga, is a major river in South Asia that flows through India and Bangladesh. It is considered a sacrosanct river in Hinduism and is worshiped as the goddess Ganga. The stream is additionally an important source of water for the water systems, transportation, and industry, as well as being a critical environmental and social resource.

Geography:
The Ganges is the third biggest river in the world by discharge, after the Amazon and the Congo. It is approximately 2,700 km long, starting from the Himalayas and streaming through the fields of northern India and Bangladesh, before emptying into the Bay of Bengal. The river has numerous tributaries, counting the Yamuna, Chambal, Betwa, and Ghaghara rivers, among others.

Significance:
The Ganges is considered a sacred river in Hinduism, and millions of people visit its banks each year to bathe and perform devout ceremonies. The river is additionally an important asset for irrigation and horticulture, giving water for crops and livestock in the region. The river is additionally a major transportation route, with many cities and towns located on its banks.

Environmental concerns:
Despite its social and financial importance, the Ganges faces numerous natural challenges. The waterway is exceedingly contaminated, with industrial and agrarian waste, sewage, and human and creature remains all contributing to the degradation of water quality.

Using the Ganga river map, you will know more about the river in detail. You can also check the Godavari river map and the Chadder frozen river trek map.