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The major rivers of Andhra Pradesh are Godavari, Krishna and Pennar.[1] The coastline of Andhra Pradesh has a length of 975 km (606 mi), the second-longest coastline in India after Gujarat.
List
edit- Krishna River
- Godavari River
- Penna River
- Tungabhadra River
- Vamsadhara River
- Vedavathi River
- Swarnamukhi River
- Veda River
- Avathi River
- Jayamangali River
- Chitravathi River
- Sagileru River
- Cheyyeru River
- Kundu River
- Maldevi River
- Papagni River
- Kunderu River
- Bahuda River
- Puncha River
- Mahendratanaya River
- Nagavali River
- Sileru River
- Arani River
- Bendi Gedda
- Bahuda River
- Budameru River
- Champavathi River
- Garibula Gedda
- Galeru River
- Gosthani River
- Gundlakamma River
- Kinnerasani River
- Kandaleru River
- Kandivalasa River
- Kalangi River
- Koringa River
- Kundu River
- Madala River
- Manneru River
- Munneru River
- Murredu River
- Nadari River
- Kosasthalaiyar River
- Narava Gedda
- Palar River
- Paleru River
- Pedda Gedda
- Pedda Vagu
- Ponnaiyar River
- Sabari River
- Sarada River
- Swarnamukhi River
- Tammileru River
- Tandava River
- Varaha River
- Vedavathi River
- Yeleru River
- Yerrakaluva
References
edit- ^ Stewart, Michael D; Buzzacott, David JJ; Riddell, Keith J; van Kalken, Terry M; Kilsby, Chris G (2001). "Flood forecasting in Andhra Pradesh, India". WIT Press. 50: 119–128. doi:10.2495/RM010111 – via ResearchGate.