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Rivers of Sindh

1.      There are 4 Rivers in Sindh namely

                                i.            Indus River,

                              ii.            Lyari River,

                            iii.            Malir River,

                             iv.            Hub River.

2.      Lyari and Malir Rivers are in Karachi.

3.      Hub River is in Lasbela Baluchistan and Mubarak Goth, Sindh.

4.      Indus River originates from Tibetan plateau in the vicinity of Lake Mansarovar.

5.      Indus River is the longest river of Pakistan (2880km).

6.      Indus River is also called Abasin River in Pashto (Abasin means Father of Rivers).

7.      It is believed that name India is taken from word' Indus'.

8.      Name of Indus river is also Sindhu River.

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9.      Sindhu Darya has been called with different names like Attak, Hab, Mehran, Sindh Sagar, Sindhu, Sehon & Indus.

10.  Lyari River is 50km in length.

11.  There are 2 main tributaries of Malir River namely:

                                  i.            the Thadho &

                                ii.            the Sukhan.

12.  Hub river is the border between Balochistan and Sindh.

13.  Alexandra the Great crossed the Hub River through Lasbela on his way back to Babylon after conquering Northwestern India. He mentions the river name as 'Arabius'.

14.  Muhammad Bin Qasim crossed Hub River when he passed through Lasbela on his way to Sindh in 711 AD.

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15.  Hakro Darya was another Darya flowing in Sindh besides Indus River.

16.  Sindhu Darya enters into Pakistan from Chilas, a small town located in Gilgit-Baltistan.

17.  Five Rivers of Punjab (Satluj, Bias, Chinab, Ravi and Jehlum) merge into Indus River in Panjnad area near Uch, Bahawalpur.

18.  Sadh Bello, also known as Sat, is an island on the Indus River near Sukkur.

19.  During the Arab conquest of Sindh under Muhammad bin Qasim, the island was occupied by an Arab commander named' Saeed'. Island is named as Sadh Bello or Saeed's Island in his honor.


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