Ghagghar, Kankani and Kantli Rivers of Internal flow

 Ghagghar, Kankani and Kantli  Rivers of Internal flow

1. Ghagghar River - This river starts from Kalka hill, Himalaya mountain, Himachal Pradesh. Flowing through Himachal, this river enters the Tibbi tehsil of Hanumangarh district and becomes extinct at a place called Bhatner. If there is continuous rainfall, its water reaches Anupgarh tehsil. Fort Abbas of Pakistan is its last point. This river is known as Saraswati, Nut, naali, mart etc.
In the Vedic period it was called Saraswati.

The Ghagghar river is also called the mourning of Rajasthan.

This is the only river in Himachal's water lane in Rajasthan.

In Pakistan this river is called hakra.

Rang Mahal and Kalibang civilization are situated on the banks of this river.

The only international river flowing through Rajasthan.

In Haryana, the Banwali civilization along the banks of this river and the o2 lake is located.

It is the longest river of internal flow, its length is 465 kilometers.


2. Kankani River - This river starts in Kotli village, Jaisalmer and it becomes extinct in a place called Mitha pani in Jaisalmer. It is the smallest river of internal flow. Kaknayi and Masundi River are its nicknames. The origin of Kankani river is known as Masurdi. Masurdi River creates a buzzing lake in Rupsi village of Jaisalmer.

3. Kantli River - This river starts from Khandela hill, Sikar. After flowing into Sikar, the river becomes extinct in Mandrela village, The kantli and the seasonal river is its nickname. Situated in the Neem ka thana of Sikar t, Gneshswar civilization is situated on the banks of this river.
Kantli river is said to be the mother of the cosmopolitan civilization.

Its downstream area is called Torawati.

It is the second longest river of internal flow.

Kantli river divides Jhunjhunu into two parts.

It is situated on the edge of Zunjhunu, the Sunari civilization.