Haridwar:

Haridwar (Haridhvaara). Celebrated bathing place on the river Ganga.

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ghat:

ghat (ghaat). Steps leading to river's edge on hilly terrain.

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Bhoja:

Bhoja. A territory in Sauvira, near the Sindhu (or Indus) river. Overrun by Kamsa.

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Avanthi:

Avanthi. One of the seven sacred cities of Bharath (India) on the banks of the Sipra river.

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Narmada:

Narmada (Narmadha). Famous holy river of central India.

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Panchanada:

Panchanada (Panchanadha). Punjab region; land of five rivers.

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Mandakini:

Mandakini (Mandhaakinee). River in Uttar Pradesh that flows near the Chitrakuta Mountain.

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Magadha:

Magadha. Region of Vasu, grandson of Brahma, through which the Sone river flows.

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Magadhi:

Magadhi (Maagadhi). River flowing in Magadha, through five mountains.

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Sarayu:

Sarayu: The river that runs alongside Ayodhya.

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theertham:

theertham. Sacred bathing place, sacred river spot.

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Triveni:

Triveni (Thriveni). Confluence of the three rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and the subterranean Saraswathi at Prayag.

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Ganga or Ganges:

Ganga or Ganges: The river considered sacred by Hindus.

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Godavari:

Godavari: River, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana cross to get to Panchavati (RRV-1)

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Sumagadhi:

Sumagadhi (Sumaagadhi). Name for the Sona river.

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Thamasa:

Thamasa (Thamasaa). River that flows into the Ganga; Valmiki's ashram was on it.

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Chandrabhaga Candrabhaga (Sanskrit) The ancient name for the Chenab River in the Punjab.

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Ifing (Icelandic, Scandinavian) (from if, ef doubt)

In Norse mythology, a wide, ever-flowing river which runs between Asgard (court of the gods) and Jotunheim (home of the giants where the worlds of the living are formed). This river never freezes over to form an ice-bridge which might be traversed by the unworthy, but all human souls must eventually cross the river Doubt and also the river Time (Tund) in order to gain the realm of the gods.

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Jahnavi (Sanskrit) Jahnu's daughter; applied to the river Ganges. In the Mahabharata, when the Ganges came from heaven it flowed over the earth and inundated the sacrificial ground of Jahnu, who drank up its waters. He consented to discharge them from his ears, and hence the river is regarded as his daughter.

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Acheron (Ancient Greek). One of the rivers of Hades in Greek mythology.

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Neilos (Ancient Greek). The river Nile; also a god.

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Dinur (Hebrew, Jewish). The River of Fire whose flame burns the Souls of the guilty in the Kabbalistic allegory.

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