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Patsari River, Indian River
Patsari River is a small spring fed tributary of the Pabbar River and thus a distributary of River Yamuna.

Patsari River is a small spring fed tributary of the Pabbar River. This river starts its journey from the lower Himalayan hills near Kharapathar in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh. This river merges with the Pabbar River near the mountain hamlet of Patsari about 10 km. upstream of Rohru. Its bed is scattered with boulders of various sizes and colors. Small villages and hamlets have grown widely along this river.

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(Last Updated on : 25/03/2009)
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