description Manjira Overview
The Manjira, also spelled Manjara or Manjeera, is a river of the Deccan region of India and a tributary of the Godavari. Its basin extends across parts of Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana, and the river is used for irrigation and other water needs in a predominantly semi-arid region. The Manjira is also associated with reservoirs and wetland habitats, including the area around Nizam Sagar in Telangana.
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Which major river does the Manjira flow into?
The Manjira is a tributary of the Godavari River. It drains part of the Deccan region before joining the Godavari system.
Which Indian states are in the Manjira basin?
The basin extends across Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana. The river is especially important in a region where water is needed for irrigation and other uses.
Is the Manjira also called the Manjara or Manjeera?
Yes. Manjira, Manjara, and Manjeera are all used as names for the same river.
Why is the Manjira important to nearby communities?
The river supports irrigation and other water needs across a predominantly semi-arid part of India. Its basin therefore has practical importance beyond its role as a Godavari tributary.
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