Tamur River

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The Tamur River is a major river in eastern Nepal that originates near the Kanchenjunga region and joins other rivers to form part of the Kosi River system flowing into India.

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Tamur River canonical 4

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
whitewater river
associatedMountain Kanchenjunga
linked to: Kangchenjunga
basinCountry Nepal
belongsToHydrologicalSystem Koshi basin
linked to: Koshi River
confluenceWith Arun River
Sun Kosi River
country Nepal
downstreamCountry India
drainageBasin eastern Nepal Himalaya
flowsDirection generally south-west
flowsInto Sapta Koshi
linked to: Saptakoshi River
flowsPast remote Himalayan villages
flowsThrough Dhankuta District
Panchthar District
Sunsari District
Taplejung District
formsConfluenceAt Tribenighat
formsPartOf Ganges River basin
linked to: Ganges Basin
hasAlternativeSpelling Tamor River
hasEcologicalCharacteristic mountain river ecosystem
hasFeature narrow gorges
steep gradient
suspension bridges
hasRecreationalUse multi-day rafting expeditions
trek-and-raft adventures
hasSeasonalVariation lower flows in winter
monsoon-swollen flows in summer
hasSedimentSource glacial and snowmelt runoff
isMajorTributaryOf Sapta Koshi
linked to: Saptakoshi River
knownFor kayaking
rafting
whitewater rapids
languageRegion Nepali-speaking region
locatedIn eastern Nepal
mouthLocation near Chatra Gorge
partOf Koshi River system
linked to: Koshi River
region Himalayan region
sourceLocation Himalayas
sourceRegion Kanchenjunga region
tributaryOf Koshi River

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kosi hasTributary Tamur River
Kosi formsConfluenceOf Tamur River
Koshi River formedByConfluenceOf Tamur River
Taplejung District hasRiver Tamur River