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Sungai Gangga dan anak sungainya.

Gangga ialah sungai di India Utara dan oleh pejabat dan menurut pemerintahan India sebagai sungai nasional Bharat. Dalam Hinduisme, Gangga juga disembah sebagai dewi.Sungai ini adalah sungai suci bagi yang beragama hindu

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The Bhagirathi River, the source stream of the Ganges, in Gangotri, Uttarakhand, India.
The Bhagirathi River (foreground) soon to meet the Alaknanda, at Devprayag, and to flow on as the Ganges.
A bend in the Ganges River, Garhwal hills, Uttarakhand.
Ramjhula bridge over the Ganges in Rishikesh.
Devprayag the confluence of Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers gets the name "Ganga" beyond Devprayag
Trees overhang as the Ganges flows through a gorge
The rock formation at the bend in the Ganges at Kodiyala
Whitewater on the Ganges near Kodiyala
A rafting camp on the banks of the Ganges near town of Rishikesh
The Ganges in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, as it leaves the Siwalik Hills for the Gangetic plain.
An 1810 engraving of the town of Cawnpore (modern day Kanpur) as seen from the Ganges River.
Aqua tint (1804) of the Ganges River in the town of Dalmau, near Raebareli, in present-day central Uttar Pradesh.
Pen-and-ink and wash drawing (1803) of the Ganges below the town of Kara, a major provincial capital during the rule of the Delhi Sultanate.
The Triveni confluence, of the Ganges and the Yamuna, in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
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A view from the Gandhi Setu Bridge on the Ganges in Patna, Bihar.
Watercolor (1804) Akbari mosque on the banks of the Ganges in Rajmahal (in present-day Jharkhand state) the capital of Mughal province of Bengal from 1592 to 1607.
Final course(s) of the Ganges; at the Farakka Barrage, a small channel is widened and diverted towards Kolkota as the Bhagirathi-Hoogly River.
Watercolor (1840) of the Nizaamat Qila (Criminal Court) of the Nawab of Bengal along the banks of the Bhagirathi-Hoogly River in Murshidabad.
View of the Ganges near Patna
The Bhagirathi-Hoogly River, shown here at the Bagbazaar Ghat, Kolkota.
The main channel of the Ganges in its penultimate form as the Padma River in Bangladesh
The Ganges in its final form as the Meghna River in Bangladesh.