Rivers of Bangladesh
Rivers of Bangladesh Bangladesh is a land of rivers. Many of these rivers are wide and long. The small rivers rise in the rains and dry up in winter. All these rivers can be used for various purposes. There are hundreds of big and small rivers in our country. The principal rivers are the Padma, the Meghna. the Jamuna, the Dhaleswari, the Teesta, the Mahananda, the Madhumati, the Pashur, the Surma, the Karnafuli etc. The beautiful cornfields of Bangladesh are the gifts of her rivers. The rivers bring enough silt and made the soil fertile. Both irrigation and manuring are done by these rivers. Our rivers are a great source of wealth. They are the best home for many kinds of fishes. Birds and plants that are rich in food value. The Padma, the Meghna and some other rivers are the home of the proverbial Hilsha fish. The fish caught in the rivers meets our local need and we also export fish to foreign countries. Fishing solves our unemployment problem to some extent. A lot of birds like cranes, storks, sandpipers, ducks, Pankauris ctc. live in the rivers. They make nice, enjoyable dishes. Our rivers also abound in other water foods like 'shaluk'. 'lotus' 'paniphal' etc. Our rivers are also the source of energy. Those that have a strong current can produce electricity. The Karnafuli Hydro-Electric Project is an instance of this. We can use the rivers especially the swift flowing ones in the north-east region to produce more electricity. Our rivers are important for transport t0o. The few roads and railways that we have are not adequate for our transport. Moreover, the building of roads and railways on our soft and marshy land is not easy. Hence transport by river is much easier and cheaper than by land in our country. Again, on the banks of the rivers many towns and business centres have grown up. Rivers have some demerits also. In the rainy season they sometimes overflow their banks and cause floods. They also change their course washing away towns and villages. The rivers of Bangladesh help a lot in the progress and prosperity of the country. They also have a great role in our literature and way of life. Thanks for reading. If you didn’t subscribe myself then please subscribe me so that you can get all of my post's notification. Thanks❤💕
22 comments
Very good brother.Thanks a lot for introducing us with beautiful rivers.It's true that Bangladesh is a land of rivers.And most of the area have several rivers.
Yeah. Almost 57 rivers flow in Bangladesh. These river's importance are Indescribable.
Bangladesh is a riverine country. Different kinds of fishes are available in this rivers. Many people earn their livelihood by catching fish and selling them. These rivers also play an important role in case of transport.. Thanks for sharing the beautiful Informative article ♥️
Yeah. You are right. Bangladesh is totally dependable on her rivers in many ways. Thank you so much for your opinion.
Wow,such beautiful rivers.... Bangladesh is a very beautiful place one should visit
Yeah. I suggest you to come our country 😊
Wow didn't knew about that 💜 Bangladesh indeed is beautiful and the rivers play an important role in it's beauty and a better present💜
Yeah. You are absolutely right. Our development depends on rivers. We get fishes from rivers.
Wow these are so beautiful 😍 didn't knew about this beauty of Bangladesh ❤ thanks for letting us know
You are most welcome. It’s my responsibility to introduce my country with others. Thank you so much Tahra.
Nice article
Thanks a lot Arpi.
Most welcome.
yep rivers and other bodies of water are reAlly essential in our everyday life.. If an area is flat, no proper drainage the place surely suffers from flash floods during the rainy season..
You are absolutely right. Rivers are the main sources for some people who live near the rivers. Our development depends on rivers.
indeed it is
How many rivers are there in bangladesh?
There are total 57 rivers in Bangladesh. Some are big for their depth and length and some other small.
So that one is big and wide river?
Hmm 🤔🤔 thank for sharing dear
Nice photos of the river :)
I miss the river experience