Dhauliganga River (English Wikipedia)

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  • Chatterjee, Bishwa B. (1983), "Geo-Economic syndromal determination of cultural Similarity—The case of the Bhotias of the Indo-Tibetan border of Uttarakhand", Indian Anthropologist, 13 (1): 13–30, JSTOR 41919464, retrieved 9 February 2021, From the Mana pass, about 50 km eastwards as a crow flies, is located Niti pass. The Dhauli Ganga rises here, and flowing first southwards, then westwards, joins the Alaknanda at Vishnu Prayag, just upstream from the township of Joshimath. Three large settlements. Bampa, Gamshali, and Niti, are situated on the upper reaches of Dhauli, and are inhabited by a group of Bhotias who are also Marchhas, though culturally and linguistically they are not identical to the Marchhas of Mana

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