Kansari
| Author:Laxman Burdak, IFS (R) |
Kansari River (कांसारी नदी) is a tributary of the Panchganga River, one of the important rivers of India located in Maharashtra.
Origin
Variants
- Kansari River (कांसारी नदी) (महा.) (AS, p.160)
History
The Kasari is an important stream. It rises in the Sahyadris near the village of Gajapur in Malkapur and flows south-east up to Dhangarwadi for about ten miles and then eastwards for a stretch of another twenty-five miles till it joins the united waters of the Kumbhi and the Tulsi at Padali about three miles west of Kolhapur. During its course the Kasari River receives several minor streams of which the chief streams are the Jambhli River and the Gadavli River.
The Kasari River stream is wide and receives its source waters from a fairly large triangular area lying between watersheds of the Vishalgad range in the north and the Waghajai in the south. Just above Bhogaon village, the river receives another important southern tributary called Mangari River. Below Bhogaon village it develops into a wide alluvial plain in which the river has developed meanders.
कांसारी नदी
विजयेन्द्र कुमार माथुर[1] ने लेख किया है ...कांसारी नदी (AS, p.160) महाराष्ट्र की पंचगंगा नदियों में से एक नदी. यह क़ृष्ण की सहायक नदी है. (दे. पंचगंगा)
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