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  • ...here the [[Hurasagar River|hurasagar]] river flows into the [[Jamuna River|jamuna]]. The basin can be divided into two parts on the basis of its relative hei ...own as Failam, into several other water bodies, and finally flows into the Jamuna through the Hurasagar. Number of north-south streams coming through the Bar ...
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  • ...lamnagar Para. Again the joint flow of the Gurnai and Gur river advances a little distance and joins the Gumani river to fall into the [[Hurasagar River|hura ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...cially so in the case of [[Brahmaputra River|brahmaputra]], [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] and [[Meghna River|meghna]] sediments. [Rameswar Mondal] ...
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  • ...ghna River|meghna]] are examples of meandering channel, the [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] of the braided type, and the deltaic estuarine rivers are instances of an ...
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  • ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...2,600 cumec at Demra. The river is navigable throughout the year and shows little erosional tendency. ''See map in'' [[ Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System| brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...desh part is about 125 km. The river causes flash floods at times but does little harm. It becomes dry in the lean period, but the local farmers dam the wate ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...xtensively seen along the left and right embankments of the [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], particularly along Kazipur, Sirajganj, Chilmari, Jamalpur, Sarishabari a ...
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  • ...ich then fell into the Ganges, is now joined with the northern part of the Jamuna. The [[Karatoya River|karatoya]], in Rennell's time, was flowing past Bogra ...rred between 1720 and 1830. After development of the present course of the Jamuna, the [[Gorai Mosque|gorai]] attained its present course, so that the water ...
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  • ...hmaputra]], and perennial (continuous flow) like the mighty [[Jamuna River|jamuna]]. ...adma are some of the braided rivers of the country. Among those the mighty Jamuna represents the ideal type. ...
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  • ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...ch are moderately alkaline in reaction but not calcareous. From the Ganges-Jamuna junction downstream, the active floodplain includes mixed alluvium of both ...tral to moderately alkaline (pH 6.6-8.2) but not calcareous. Layers of new Jamuna alluvium deposited during high [[flood]]s in that river are non-calcareous ...
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  • East of Jamuna, Sundarbans East of Jamuna ...
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  • ...shareholders. At the end of 2020 the authorized and paid-up capital of the Jamuna Bank rose to 10000 and 7492 million Taka respectively. ...nking, Internet banking and SMS banking. With import and export financing, Jamuna Bank gives long and short-term loan to trade and commerce, large and medium ...
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  • ...nturies. It comprises the Ganges and many important affluents, such as the Jamuna, Kali, Karnali, Ramganga, Gandak and the Kosi, all of which rise in the him ...am from Gaumukh. The Bhagirathi joins its western tributary the Jahnavi, a little away to the north of the main Himalayan range and about 11 km below the Gan ...
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  • ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...to use the name Ganges to refer to the river up to its confluence with the Jamuna ([[Brahmaputra River|brahmaputra]]), and the downstream after the confluenc ...during the dry season is of the order of 15,000 cumec, and naturally very little sediment is borne by the river during this period. In the deltaic portion t ...
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  • ...ba River|punarbhaba]], [[Atrai River|atrai]], [[Little Jamuna River|little jamuna]], [[Karatoya River|karatoya]] and [[Ghaghat River|ghaghat]] are also flowi ...
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  • ...tem''' is one of the three major river systems of Bangladesh. Brahmaputra-Jamuna and [[Old Brahmaputra River|old brahmaputra]], with their main tributary [[ ...n to the building up of the [[delta]]. Among the major rivers, Brahmaputra-Jamuna is the most energetic and has the highest stream power. This river, despite ...
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  • ...ba River|punarbhaba]], [[Atrai River|atrai]], [[Little Jamuna River|little jamuna]], [[Karatoya River|karatoya]] and [[Ghaghat River|ghaghat]] rivers. The sm ...where rainfall is abundant. The average annual rainfall in this region is little over 1,900 mm. Tista is the prominent river of this region, which has a mea ...
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  • ...s. It flows through the western part of Satkhira district as the [[Kalindi-Jamuna River|kalindi]], further south after entering the [[Sundarbans, The|sundarb ...
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  • ...ates that over 99% of the area within the riverbanks of the [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] had been char at one time or another during the 27-year period of 1973 to ...sion|riverbank erosion]]. More than half of the displacement was along the Jamuna. ...
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  • ...gest bridge in the world. It was constructed over the river [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], mightiest of the three major rivers of Bangladesh, and fifth largest in [[Image:BangabandhuJamunaBridge.jpg|thumb|521px|right|Bangabandhu Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge]] ...
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  • ...adma and Meghna up to the mouth). Within Bangladesh territory, Brahmaputra-Jamuna is 276 km long, of which Brahmaputra is only 69 km. ...d its downstream portion after the off-take is known as the [[Jamuna River|jamuna]]. ...
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  • ...angladesh it was once distributed in [[Padma River|padma]], [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], [[Brahmaputra River|brahmaputra]] and their tributaries. However, the an Unlike other crocodiles, Gharials spend little time basking on the land. Their limbs are not well adapted for walking on l ...
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  • ...ratoya was connected with the Rangpur-Karatoya north of Khansama, but very little water now passes down that channel. The upper part of Rangpur-Karatoya orig ''See map in'' [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]]. ...
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  • ...rain far away from the Paharpur temple. On the western side, the river Old Jamuna flows north to south and maintains a meandering course forming many oxbow l ...ts: (i) the Barind terrace, (ii) Tista meander floodplain and (iii) Little Jamuna floodplain. ...
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  • ...aral worked as an outlet of the beel and eventually found its way into the Jamuna. It was about 1,088 sq km in area at the time it was formed. ...l. When the Jamuna is flooded, the water of the Baral is held up until the Jamuna falls again. During the dry season, the greater part of the beel dries up, ...
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  • ...the Delta of the Ganges, [[Brahmaputra River|brahmaputra]] ([[Jamuna River|jamuna]]) and [[Meghna River|meghna]] river. The Bengal Delta can be subdivided in ...
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  • ...f poems and plays. Prominent among his books of poems inclue Padma (1898), Jamuna (1905), Gairik (1913) and Smaran. His plays include Bhagyachakra (1913), Ja ...
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  • ...shnavas. His other books include Bandhani (1931), Panthanibas (1935), Deha-Jamuna (1936), Maner Gahane (1936), Hangsa-Balaka (1937), Akash O Mrttika (1940), ...
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  • ''Water bodies'' Main rivers: [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], [[Ichamati River|ichamati]], [[Baral River|baral]], [[Hurasagar River|hu ...pazila including at Sailabari, Degree College and on the bank of the river Jamuna. On 14 December, Ullahpara was liberated and with this the whole Sirajganj ...
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  • ...s and was Editor of the [[Manasi|manasi]] (1909-1913), Joint Editor of the Jamuna (1921-1922), owner and Editor of the Purvachal (1947-1948). As a poet he wa ...
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  • ...nto four major networks: (1) [[Brahmaputra-Jamuna River System|brahmaputra-jamuna river system]], (2) [[Ganges-Padma River System|ganges-padma river system]] ...ra meets the tista in Bangladesh, it is called the jamuna. The Brahmaputra-Jamuna throughout its broad valley section in Assam and in Bangladesh is famous fo ...
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  • ..., Kalihati, [[Ghatail Upazila|ghatail]] and Gopalpur upazilas on the east, Jamuna river and [[Sirajganj Sadar Upazila|sirajganj sadar]] upazila on the west. ''Water bodies'' [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] river and Bhuapur beel are notable. ...
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  • ...id, Moti Masjid, Aram Bag, Sekendra and Fatepur Sikri. He wrote the novel 'Jamuna' as a response to a novel written by [[Chattopadhyay, Bankimchandra|bankimc ...
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  • ...urea in 1996-1997, which provided about 75% of the total consumption. The Jamuna Fertiliser Factory produces good quality pea-sized granular urea, which is ...
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  • ''Water bodies'' Main rivers: [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], [[Ichamati River|ichamati]]. ...pazila including at Sailabari, Degree College and on the bank of the river Jamuna. A sculpture ("Durjay Bangla") was established at the premises of the Chand ...
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  • ...rom the east zone through a pipe line underneath the bridge over the river Jamuna are also used for generating limited power in the west zone. Naturally the ...
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  • ...amuna River|jamuna]] river to the southeast. The Punarbhaba, Atrai and Old Jamuna rivers have cut across the Pleistocene Barind Terrace. Most of the small [[ ...tract includes grey, variably mottled, less permeable soils overlying the little weathered Madhupur Clay at a shallow depth. ...
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  • ...ivers such as Tamraparni, Suvala, Kaveri, Godavari, Reva, Narmada, Ganges, Jamuna. The poet mentions the names of the Bhil and Shavar castes. ...
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  • ...gh District|mymensingh]] and Sherpur districts on the east, [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] river, [[Bogra District|bogra]], [[Sirajganj District|sirajganj]] and [[G ''Water bodies'' Main rivers: [[Jamuna River|jamuna]], [[Old Brahmaputra River|old brahmaputra]], [[Banar River|banar]], Jhinai ...
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  • ...ia]] upazila on the east, [[Bera Upazila|bera]] upazila and [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] river on the west. ''Water bodies'' Main rivers: Jamuna, [[Dhaleshwari River|dhaleshwari]] and [[Ichamati River|ichamati]]; Gaighat ...
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  • ...er has fluctuated substantially. The recorded minimum average width of the Jamuna was 5.6 km in 1914. Locally, the maximum width has often exceeded 15 km, wh The Jamuna has persistently widened from 1973 to the early nineties, but the yearly ra ...
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  • ...south, [[Sakhipur Upazila |sakhipur ]]upazila on the east, [[Jamuna River|jamuna]] river, [[Sirajganj Sadar Upazila |sirajganj sadar]] and [[Belkuchi Upazil ''Water bodies'' jamuna, Lohajang, Old Dhaleshwari, [[Bangshi River|bangshi]]; Charan, Kumar, Dhali ...
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  • ...ed his capital at Dhumghat, a strategic' position at the confluence of the Jamuna and Ichhamati. ...mati and soon reached a place named Salka near the confluence of the river Jamuna and the Ichhamati. ...
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  • ...yadamana (coercion of Kaliya, a kind of snake in Hindu mythology), Yamuna (Jamuna), Hara (necklace), Bana (shaft), Bangshi (flute) and Biraha (estrangement o ...
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  • The total amount of sediment load that passes through Padma-Meghna-Jamuna to the [[Bay of Bengal|bay of bengal]] is estimated to be about 4 billion t ...
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  • The Brahmaputra-Jamuna in Bangladesh is a typical example of one of the world's largest braided ri ...
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