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The Jhelum River is a river of north-western India as well as eastern and northern Pakistan.
The Jhelum River is the westernmost and largest of the five major rivers of the Punjab that combine with the Indus River in Pakistan after passing through the Wular Lake. Jhelum City is located along the river banks of the Jhelum River.
The Jhelum River is one of the tributaries of the vast River Indus. The river begins from Pir Panjal Range and passes through the lavish green plains and flourishing meadows of the valley of Kashmir. Walking along the river’s banks, you can witness some of the breath-taking and finest natural scenery besides the flowing river. Similar to the River Chenab, the Jhelum River also inspires not only writers and poets but also the brave soldiers of the land. The river compellingly flows through some major towns of Punjab and instills a love for the motherland in the soldiers’ hearts.
The town of Jhelum, that is situated on the western side of the river, was famous for providing soldiers to the British Army before India’s freedom. Later, after the formation of Pakistan, Jhelum continued to produce brave soldiers who fought courageously for their motherland. So, Jhelum is often called the City of Soldiers or the Land of Martyrs. Victoria Bridge, which is also known as the Haranpur Bridge, is an important bridge over this river system.
Read some interesting facts about this river system, before it ends up in the Arabian Sea.
There are several fun facts about the Jhelum River:
There are different geographical facts about the Jhelum River that will surely intrigue you. Here are some of the most captivating facts:
Some important aspects related to the significance of this river and its major tributaries for the Punjab region are:
There are various facts related to the Jhelum River's dams, including:
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