What Are The Major Rivers In Assam? Complete List.
Assam, known as the land of rivers, is blessed with numerous water bodies that enrich its culture, agriculture, and natural beauty. These rivers not only support the livelihoods of millions but also shape the geography and biodiversity of the state.
The Brahmaputra is the lifeline of Assam, but apart from it, there are several other important rivers that flow through the valleys, forests, and hills of Assam. The Barak River is the second largest river in Northeast India, it flows through Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, and Assam before entering Bangladesh. Originating in the hills of Manipur, it flows through southern Assam (Barak Valley).
List of Major Rivers in Assam
Aie River
Balsiri River
Baralia River
Borgang River
Barnadi River
Baroi River
Bhogdoi River
Beki River
Champabati River
Debang River
Desang River
Dhansiri
Digaru River
Dihing River (or Buridihing)
Dikhow River
Doyang
Dudhnoi River
Gabharu River
Gaurang River
Gadadhar River
Jatinga River
Jhanji River
Jiadhal River
Jinari River
Jiri River
Kameng River (also called Jiabhorali)
Katakhal River
Kolong River
Kopili River
Krishnai River
Kulsi River
Kushiyara River
Lohit River
Manas River
Mora Dhansiri River
Nanoi River
Noa Dehing River
Noa-Nadi River
Nona River
Pagladiya River
Puthimari River
Ranganadi River
Sankosh River
Saralbhanga River
Siang River
Subansiri River
Tipkai River
Tuni River
Diju River
Importance of Rivers in Assam
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Agriculture – Irrigation and fertile alluvial plains.
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Culture & Festivals – Rivers form the heart of Assamese traditions and rituals.
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Biodiversity – Rich flora and fauna thrive in river valleys and national parks.
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Tourism – Popular for picnic spots, boating, fishing, and eco-tourism.
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Transport & Economy – Historically used for trade and connectivity.
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