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'''Bhadra River''' a gentle [[river]] all along its course. It originates from [[kobadak]] [Kapotaksa in Bangla] in [[jhikargachha]] upazila of [[jessore]] district and flows through [[khulna]] district dividing the land between the [[pasur]] and [[shibsa]] rivers. Flowing through the [[sundarbans]], the Bhadra joins the confluence of the Pasur and the Shibsa. Locally this part is known as Mara Bhadra (dead Bhadra). Then the river flows southeast from Sutarkhali and debouches into the Pasur after a 30-km journey through the Sundarban. But a noticeable change has occurred in the course of the river, and its main flow is now riding the course of the Sutarkhali. | '''Bhadra River''' a gentle [[river]] all along its course. It originates from [[Kobadak River|kobadak]] [Kapotaksa in Bangla] in [[Jhikargachha Upazila|jhikargachha]] upazila of [[Jessore District|jessore]] district and flows through [[Khulna District|khulna]] district dividing the land between the [[Pasur River|pasur]] and [[Shibsa River|shibsa]] rivers. Flowing through the [[Sundarbans, The|sundarbans]], the Bhadra joins the confluence of the Pasur and the Shibsa. Locally this part is known as Mara Bhadra (dead Bhadra). Then the river flows southeast from Sutarkhali and debouches into the Pasur after a 30-km journey through the Sundarban. But a noticeable change has occurred in the course of the river, and its main flow is now riding the course of the Sutarkhali. | ||
At present the original Bhadra follows the course of the Jhapjhapia and then falls into the Pasur. At one point it follows the course of the Habrakhali before falling into the Shibsa. The present state of the river in [[dacope]] upazila of Khulna suggests its extinction in the near future. The Bhadra is under regular tide with a height of 0.21m to 3.91m. The river is about 193 km long. Lavjami, [[manirampur]], Kelapur, Gharnia [[dumuria]], Dacope, Sutarkhali, Kalbagi are some of the important places along its course. [Masud Hasan Chowdhury | At present the original Bhadra follows the course of the Jhapjhapia and then falls into the Pasur. At one point it follows the course of the Habrakhali before falling into the Shibsa. The present state of the river in [[Dacope Upazila|dacope]] upazila of Khulna suggests its extinction in the near future. The Bhadra is under regular tide with a height of 0.21m to 3.91m. The river is about 193 km long. Lavjami, [[Manirampur Upazila|manirampur]], Kelapur, Gharnia [[Dumuria Upazila|dumuria]], Dacope, Sutarkhali, Kalbagi are some of the important places along its course. [Masud Hasan Chowdhury] | ||
[[Category:natural sciences]] | [[Category:natural sciences]] | ||
[[bn:ভদ্রা নদী]] | [[bn:ভদ্রা নদী]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 4 September 2021
Bhadra River a gentle river all along its course. It originates from kobadak [Kapotaksa in Bangla] in jhikargachha upazila of jessore district and flows through khulna district dividing the land between the pasur and shibsa rivers. Flowing through the sundarbans, the Bhadra joins the confluence of the Pasur and the Shibsa. Locally this part is known as Mara Bhadra (dead Bhadra). Then the river flows southeast from Sutarkhali and debouches into the Pasur after a 30-km journey through the Sundarban. But a noticeable change has occurred in the course of the river, and its main flow is now riding the course of the Sutarkhali.
At present the original Bhadra follows the course of the Jhapjhapia and then falls into the Pasur. At one point it follows the course of the Habrakhali before falling into the Shibsa. The present state of the river in dacope upazila of Khulna suggests its extinction in the near future. The Bhadra is under regular tide with a height of 0.21m to 3.91m. The river is about 193 km long. Lavjami, manirampur, Kelapur, Gharnia dumuria, Dacope, Sutarkhali, Kalbagi are some of the important places along its course. [Masud Hasan Chowdhury]
