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Girna River, Indian River
The Girna River flows across Maharashtra and eventually joins the Tapti River.

The Girna River flows in Maharashtra state of southern India. The river begins its journey in the Western Ghats range of Nashik District, and flows eastwards across Nashik and Jalgaon districts. The river meanders northwards in Jalgaon District to join the Tapti River.

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(Last Updated on : 25/03/2009)
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