Its chief tributary is the Chindwin, and it forms from the confluence of the Nmai and Mali rivers.
Its chief tributary is the Chindwin, and it forms from the confluence of the Nmai and Mali rivers. Continuing south, it flows through a valley between the Arakan and Pegu Mountains. Its delta, one of the world's chief rice- growing regions, begins near Henzada, a city located 180 miles from the Andaman Sea. This river's name is derived from the Sanskrit for "elephant river." FTP, name this river that flows through Rangoon, the chief river of Burma.
Its chief tributary is the Chindwin, and it forms from the confluence of the Nmai and Mali rivers.
{Irrawaddy} River