INDIAN RIVER SYSTEM ,Total Length, Length in India

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 INDIAN  RIVER  SYSTEM




Name  of River

Total length of river system
 

Length in India
 

Indus River

3180  km

1114 km

Brahmaputra river

2900 km

916 km

Ganga river

2510 km

2510 km

Yamuna river

1376 km

1376 km

Narmada river

1312 km

1312 km

Tapi river

724 km

724 km

Godavari river

1465 km

1465 km

Krishna river

1400 km

1400 km

Kaveri river

805 km

805 km

Mahanadi river

851 km

851 km

 


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