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Originally appearing in Volume V03, Page 582 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BEAS  or

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BIAS, a
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river of
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India . The Beas, which was the Hyphasis of the Greeks, is one of the Five
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Rivers of the
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Punjab . It issues in the snowy mountains of
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Kulu at an
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altitude of 13,326 ft. above
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sea-level, flows through the
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Kangra valley and the plains of the Punjab, and finally joins the
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Sutlej after a course of 290 M . It is crossed by a railway
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bridge near
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Jullundur .

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