Origin of the River Jamuna as the branch of the Brahmaputra River. Currently it is one of the largest rivers in Bangladesh The economic activities of this river are broadly The river is used for transportation and transportation. Fisheries are collected from this river. Based on the river, the economic activities of the mass population are managed on both sides.
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Yamuna river Brahmaputra-Yamuna is one of the second and the longest rivers in the world. Tibet, China, India, and Bangladesh's territories include its basin area. In fact, the low flow of the Brahmaputra river is called Jamuna. Because of the earthquake and severe floods occurring between 1782 and 1787, the current course of the Brahmaputra changed and the present day Jamuna was formed. The Brahmaputra river, in the name of Bahadurabad in Dewanganj district of Jamalpur district, changed its old course and flown through the southward Yamuna river and joined the Arichaya river Ganges. Due to the withdrawal of the flow, the old flow of the Brahmaputra in the southeast has been reduced and the current is present in the name of the ancient Brahmaputra. The Bangladesh Hydraulics Department of Water Development Board called the current flow of Brahmaputra as Brahmaputra-Jamuna.
Origin of the Brahmaputra from Chamayung-dong, Glacier (31 ° 30'N and 80 ° 20'E), located 145 km away from the important trade center of Parkha between Manas Sarobar and Kailas Mountain in Before the fall of the vast Bengal plain, the Brahmaputra river in Assam is called Dahang. It entered Bangladesh through Kurigram district. The Sangpo-Brahmaputra-Jamuna combined length of about 2,700 km before the confluence of the river Ganges. Brahmaputra-Jamuna length of Bangladesh land is 276 km in length, of which length of Jamuna river is 205 km. In Anaidite, fish is fed by their fish and their boats are running in the river.