Godavari River
The biggest river in southern India and the second biggest in India is 1465 km long. It starts in Nasik Hills and flows into the Bay of Bengal.
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Krishna River
South India's second largest river spans 1400 km and begins near Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra, ultimately flowing into the Bay of Bengal.
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Bhima
The river stretches for 861 kilometers, starting near Bhimashankar Temple and flowing until it meets the Krishna River.
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Kaveri River
The river spans 765 kilometers, originating in the Western Ghats and meandering down to the Bay of Bengal.
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Pennar
The Penna River, stretching 597 kilometers, originates from the Nandi Hills in the Chikkaballapur District of Karnataka state. It flows towards the north and east, passing through Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh before finally reaching the Bay of Bengal.
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Tungabhandra
The River stretches for 531 kilometers, originating in Karnataka, passing through the state for most of its journey, then flowing into Andhra Pradesh before finally merging with the Krishna River.
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Ponnaiyar
The Ponnaiyar river flows for 400 kilometers, starting from Nandidurg and finally emptying into the Bay of Bengal.
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