Assam

Capital · Dispur · a state centred on the Brahmaputra valley, flanked by hills on both sides

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Rivers

Brahmaputra136.4 km

Origin: Angsi Glacier, Tibetan Plateau (as the Yarlung Tsangpo); enters India in Arunachal Pradesh as the Siang

Mouth: Joins the Padma (Ganga) in Bangladesh to form the Meghna estuary

The river is braided and highly dynamic, constantly eroding and depositing sandbars (chars) that are home to dense riverine populations.

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Subansiri163.3 km

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Lohit102.5 km

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Dibang33 km

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Barak49.8 km

Origin: Manipur hills

Mouth: Flows into Bangladesh, splitting into the Surma and Kushiyara (feeding the Meghna)

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Kopili312.8 km

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Dhansiri356.1 km

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Manas136.4 km

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Ramsar Wetland

Deepor Beel

Ramsar 1207 | coord: verified (0.52km agreement)

Ramsar 1207.

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Biosphere Reserve

Manas Biosphere

UNESCO | coord: verified (official checklist)

UNESCO.

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Dibru-Saikhowa Biosphere

coord: verified (official checklist)

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National Park

Kaziranga NP

UNESCO, Indian one-horned rhinoceros | coord: manually placed

UNESCO, Indian one-horned rhinoceros.

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Manas NP

UNESCO, Tiger reserve | coord: manually placed

UNESCO, Tiger reserve.

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Dibru-Saikhowa NP

coord: manually placed

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Nameri NP

coord: manually placed

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Rajiv Gandhi (Orang) NP

coord: manually placed

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Raimona NP

coord: manually placed

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Dehing Patkai NP

coord: manually placed

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Wildlife Sanctuary

Pobitora WLS

coord: manually placed

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Sonai Rupai WLS

coord: manually placed

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