The Mahanadi River is a waterway in central India, rising in the hills of southeastern Chhattisgarh state. The Mahanadi (‘Great River’) follows a total course of 560 miles (900 km) and has an estimated drainage area of 51,000 square miles (132,100 square km). Explore the Mahanadi River, a major east-flowing river in India. Learn about its course through Chhattisgarh and Odisha and its vital role in the region's geography and history. The Mahanadi River contributes much of the resources and facilitates industrial development from east-central India to the east coast. The water potential of Mahanadi makes it the second largest in India after Godavari. This blog post will tell you about the different aspects of the Mahanadi River, from the industries it supports to the dams and projects that harness its power. We will also learn some interesting facts about the Mahanadi River. The Mahanadi River is the longest in East Central India.
