Mahanadi

[ muh-hah-nuh-dee ]

/ məˈhɑ nə di /

a river in central India, flowing N and E to the Bay of Bengal. 550 miles (885 km) long.

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The most important affluents of the Mahanadi are the Seonath and Hasdu.

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The city is situated at the head of the delta of the Mahanadi.

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They are intersected by three large rivers, the Baitarani, Brahmani and Mahanadi.

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The Mahanadi is the principal river of the district, and governs the whole drainage and river system of the surrounding country.

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Two navigable channels lead inland across the Mahanadi delta, and connect the port with Cuttack city.

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Mahanadi

/ (məˈhɑːnədɪ) /

a river in E India, rising in Chhattisgarh and flowing north, then south and east to the Bay of Bengal. Length: 885 km (550 miles)