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CHAMBAL

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Originally appearing in Volume V05, Page 813 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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CHAMBAL  , a

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river of
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India, one of the
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principal tributaries of the
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Jumna . Rising amid the summits of the
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Vindhya mountains in
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Malwa, it flows
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north, and after being joined by the Chambla and Sipra, passes through the
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gorges of the Mokandarra hills . After receiving the
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waters of the
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Kali-
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Sind, Parbati and
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Banas, its principal confluents, the Chambal becomes a
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great river, enters the
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British
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district of
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Etawah, and joins the Jumna 40 M. below Etawah
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town, its
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total length being 65o m .

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