Diverse forms of rivers in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh is known for its river system, and is often called the "Land of Rivers".Bangladesh is a riverine country.

Hundreds of rivers have flowed in this country.Thus, the role of rivers in the life, livelihood, environment and economy of Bangladesh is immense.Some of the major rivers in Bangladesh include: Padma, Meghna, Yamuna, Karnaphuli, Gomti, Brahmaputra and Shitalakshya are major rivers.Teesta, Ariyal Khan, Dhaleswari, Bhairav.

Padma (Ganga): Padma River is one of the largest and most important rivers of Bangladesh.It originates from the Ganges River in India and flows through Bangladesh to join the Meghna River.It flows from Tibet through India and enters Bangladesh, where it joins the Padma River.Yamuna is known for its strong currents and course changes.

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Meghna: The Meghna River is one of the three major river systems of Bangladesh.It flows through the eastern part of the country and eventually joins the Padma and Yamuna rivers before emptying into the Bay of Bengal.Surma: The Surma river and its tributary the Kushiara river are important in the northeastern region of Bangladesh.Teesta: River Teesta primarily flows through the Indian state of West Bengal, but it also enters northern Bangladesh.Rupsa and Bhairab: Two small rivers in southwestern Bangladesh.

They are essential for the country's water transport system.Atrai, Karatoa and Mahananda: These rivers are important in the northwestern region of Bangladesh and are important for irrigation and agriculture.They also have cultural and ecological importance.However, Bangladesh is prone to flooding due to its low-lying geography and annual monsoon rains.This can lead to both benefits and challenges associated with river systems.

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