It bends sharply westward at Mogok because of a sheet of lava and its delta is bounded by the Pegu Mountains on the east and the Arakan mountains on the west.
It bends sharply westward at Mogok because of a sheet of lava and its delta is bounded by the Pegu Mountains on the east and the Arakan mountains on the west. Formed by the confluence of the Nmai and Mali rivers, it flows through three gorges between Myitkyina and Madalay. Derived from a Sanskrit term meaning "elephant river", for 10 points, identify this principal river of Burma.
It bends sharply westward at Mogok because of a sheet of lava and its delta is bounded by the Pegu Mountains on the east and the Arakan mountains on the west.
{Irrawaddy} River