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The '''Varuna River''' is a minor tributary of the [[Ganges River]]. It is named after the god [[Varuna]]. |
The '''Varuna River''' is a minor tributary of the [[Ganges River]]. It is named after the god [[Varuna]]. |
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The Varuna rises at {{Coord|25|27|N|82|18|E|}} near [[Bhadohi]], flows east-to-southeast for some 100 km, and joins the Ganges at {{Coord|25|19|46|N|83|02|40|E|}} in [[Varanasi]], just downstream of [[Varanasi]]. The name Varanasi itself is interpreted to be derived from the name of the river Varuna. The river demarcates the north end of Varanasi - the city that lies between Varuna and Assi Rivers. |
The Varuna rises at {{Coord|25|27|N|82|18|E|}} near [[Bhadohi]], flows east-to-southeast for some 100 km, and joins the Ganges at {{Coord|25|19|46|N|83|02|40|E|}} in [[Varanasi]], just downstream of [[Varanasi]]. The name Varanasi itself is interpreted to be derived from the name of the river Varuna. The river demarcates the north end of Varanasi - the city that lies between Varuna and Assi Rivers. |
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[[Category:Rivers of Uttar Pradesh]] |
[[Category:Rivers of Uttar Pradesh]] |
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[[Category:Tributaries of the Ganges]] |
[[Category:Tributaries of the Ganges]] |
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Revision as of 21:13, 12 September 2014
The Varuna River is a minor tributary of the Ganges River. It is named after the god Varuna.
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The Varuna rises at 25°27′N 82°18′E / 25.450°N 82.300°E near Bhadohi, flows east-to-southeast for some 100 km, and joins the Ganges at 25°19′46″N 83°02′40″E / 25.32944°N 83.04444°E in Varanasi, just downstream of Varanasi. The name Varanasi itself is interpreted to be derived from the name of the river Varuna. The river demarcates the north end of Varanasi - the city that lies between Varuna and Assi Rivers.