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kilometres (34 mi) away.
Dawki Bridge, is a
suspension bridge over the
Umngot River. It was
constructed in 1932 by the British.
Living Root Bridge: type...
- The
Umngot River, also
known as the
Dawki River and Wah
Umngot, is a
river which flows through Dawki, a
small town
located at the
bottom of the Jaintia...
- Digaru,
Umiam or Barapani,
Kynshi (Jadukata), Umngi, Mawpa,
Umiam Khwan,
Umngot, Umkhen,
Myntdu and Myntang. In the
southern Khasi Hills region,
these rivers...
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Subarnarekha Tapti Thamirabarani Tungabhadra Tamsa Tunga Terekhol Ulhas Umngot Vaan
Vaigai Vamsadhara Varuna Vashishti Vedavathi Vellar-North Vellar-South...
- The
Undiscovered Living Root
Bridges of
Meghalaya Part 1:
Bridges of The
Umngot River Basin". evenfewergoats.
Retrieved 4
October 2015. Rogers, Patrick...
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Karnataka and
Andhra Pradesh 230 N NW105
Udayavara River Karnataka 16 N NW106
Umngot River Meghalaya 20 N NW107
Vaigai River Tamil Nadu 45 N NW108
Varuna River...
- Bangladesh. It is a
tributary of the
Surma river,
which is
originates from the
Umngot of Meghalaya. The
river enters Bangladesh through Sylhet district. The length...
- River-Zungki River, Nagaland. NW102:
Tlawng River, Mizoram, 86 km. NW106:
Umngot River, Meghalaya, 20 km. More
potential NER
National Waterwaysare being...
