Geography · Rivers of India
Which river, locally known as Singi Khamban (or the Lion's Mouth) in Tibet, flows northwest between the Ladakh and Zanskar ranges, cuts a spectacular gorge near Gilgit, and enters Pakistan near Nanga Parbat?
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- 1Galwan River
- 2Indus River✓
- 3Sutlej River
- 4Shyok River
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Indus River
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