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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 928 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RAVI  , a

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river of
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India, one of the " Five
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Rivers " of the
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Punjab . It rises in the
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Kulu subdivision of
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Kangra
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district, flows through
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Chamba
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state, and enters
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British territory again in
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Gurdaspur district . At Madhupur the
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head
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works of the
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Bari
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Doab
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canal draw off a large portion of its
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waters . Thence it flows through the plains of the Punjab, passing within a mile of
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Lahore, and finally falls into the
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Chenab after a course of about 450 M .

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