- The
Raidāk River, also
called Wang Chhu or Wong Chhu in Bhutan, [further
explanation needed] is a trans-boundary
river originating in
Bhutan that is a...
- the
central region provide most of Bhutan's
forest production. The Torsa,
Raidāk, Sankosh, and
Manas are Bhutan's main rivers,
flowing through this region...
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average elevation of 1,500–2,000 m (4,900–6,600 ft).
Between the
Teesta and
Raidāk Rivers in ****am is a gap of
about 90 km (56 mi). They are well
known for...
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Mechi River Mundeswari River Muri
Ganga River Piyali River Punarbhaba River Raidāk River Raimangal River Rangeet River Rasulpur River Rupnarayan River Sali...
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flowing eastwards before making a turn
towards south into India. The Teesta,
Raidak,
Manas form the
major tributaries of the
Brahmaputra and
together drain...
- of the
valley formed by the Wang Chhu,
which flows out into
India as the
Raidāk River.
Thimphu is the
sixth highest capital in the
world by
altitude and...
- Kulsi, Krishnai,
Upper Meghna • right Kameng, Jia Bhoroli, Manas, Beki,
Raidak, Jaldhaka, Teesta, Subansiri, Jia dhol, Simen, Pagladia, Sonkosh, Gadadhar...
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species of
sisorid catfish in the
family Erethistidae. It is
found in the
Raidak River,
which is a
tributary of the
Sankosh River,
which is in turn a tributary...
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western Bhutan. It is a
tributary of the Wong Chhu,
which is
known as the
Raidak in its
lower reaches. The Paro Chhu
rises to the
south of
Chomo Lhari (mountain...
- with the
other three being the Amo Chu or
Torsa River, the Wang Chu or
Raidak, and the Puna
Tshang Chu or Sankosh. It is met by
three other major streams...
