Ken River, Indian River Ken River is another well-known tributary of river Yamuna.
Ken River flows in northern part of India and is a tributary to the Jumna on its right bank that flows across Bundelkhand. An important reservoir in its upper basin impounds about 180 million cubic feet of water and irrigates about 374,000 acres in a region that is acutely liable to drought.
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