With a maximum depth of around 380 feet, it is one of the deepest rivers in India.
Known for its depth of approximately 320 feet, it is a significant river in northern India.
A sacred river with a depth of about 180 feet, it holds great religious importance in India.
The second-largest tributary of the Ganges, it reaches a depth of approximately 100 feet.
With a depth of around 100 feet, it is the second-longest river in India.
Known for its deep and narrow gorge, it reaches depths of up to 450 feet.
A major river in southern India, it reaches depths of around 90 feet.
With a maximum depth of approximately 70 feet, it flows through central India.
Known for its depth of about 130 feet, it is one of the major rivers in eastern India.
A tributary of the Indus, it reaches depths of up to 50 feet and flows through Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.