Koshi River

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The Koshi is one of three major rivers that flow through the kingdom of Nepal. It lies within the Koshi Zone named after the river. It lies to the south of Kanchenjunga and has seven major tributaries: sunkoshi, tamakoshi, Duhakoshi, Indravati, Likhu, Arun and Tamore. It has an average waterflow of 1564 cubic metres per second.

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