Ganges River fast description from Himalayan source
A 1977 report notes the Ganges River rises in the Himalayas as the world’s highest mountains birthplace of the river. It travels from source to plains descending about 75 feet per mile over its 11 000 foot initial drop, then falls roughly a thousand feet over 1300 miles and then about 2 inches per mile across the final 200 miles.
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