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    The document summarizes key details about the Indus River system including its six major tributaries and their sources, paths, and destinations. It notes that the Indus River system flows through Tibet, India, and Pakistan. It crosses several states in India like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab before entering Pakistan and draining into the Arabian Sea east of Karachi. The left and right banks of the Indus are also briefly outlined.

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    The document summarizes key details about the Indus River system including its six major tributaries and their sources, paths, and destinations. It notes that the Indus River system flows through Tibet, India, and Pakistan. It crosses several states in India like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab before entering Pakistan and draining into the Arabian Sea east of Karachi. The left and right banks of the Indus are also briefly outlined.

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    Indus System (Is): Right Bank: # River Indus 1 Zanskar 2 Jhelum Source Near Manasarovar Lake West of Bara

    Lacha La Verinag Ends / Joins Arabian Sea Is East of Leh Chenab at Trimmu (Pak) Anantnag, Srinagar, Wular lake, Baramulla, Muzaffarabad Cities crossed Leh, Kargil, Ladakh Course (States) / Falls Tibet, J & K (Below Ladakh Ra. & Above Zaskar Ra.) , Pakistan H.P., J & K. J & K., Wular Lake, POK, Indo Pak, Pakistan Mangla Dam, Rasul Barrage, Trimmu Barrage, H.P J. & K., Leaves India at Akhnur

    3 Chandrabhaga Chenab

    4 Ravi

    Near Bara Lacha La (Lahul Spiti) Renamed (in J & Satlej at K) Panchnad (Pak) Near Rohtang Pass Chenab Above (Kullu Hills) Rangpur (Pak) Near Rohtang Pass (Dhaola Dhar Ra.) Near Manasarovar Lake & Rakas Lake Satlej at Harike Is Above Mithankot (Pak)

    5 Beas 6 Satlej

    Kyelang, Udaipur, Kishtiwar, Doda, Vaishnodevi, Akhnur. Manali, Chamba, Dalhousie, Kathua, Wagah, .. Lahore. Mandi, Hamirpur, Kapurthala Shipki La, Kalpa, Bhilaspur, Govind Sagar, Nangal, Rupnagar (IG canal), Ludhiana

    H.P., H.P. J & K, J & K Punjab, Punjab Pak, Pakistan H.P., Punjab Tibet, H.P. (Shipki La), Naina Devi (Bhakra Dam), Punjab, Punjab Pak (Firozpur to Faridkot)

    Left Bank: # River 1 Shyok

    Source Rimo glacier

    Ends / Joins Khaplu (Pakistan)

    Cities crossed Pangong range, Chalunka

    2 Gilgit

    Battura Glacier

    Joins Indus Above Bunji

    Gilgit

    Course (States) / Falls Jammu & Kashmir Nubra River (a tributary of Shyok deposition of a huge thickness of Quaternary sediments Jammu & Kashmir

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