The Baitarani
The Baitarani is one of the major rivers of northern Odisha and, after the Mahanadi and Brahmani, the third of
The Mahanadi
The Mahanadi (Sanskrit maha, great + nadi, river) is the largest river of Odisha and one of the major east-flowing
The Brahmani
The Brahmani is the second-largest river of Odisha after the Mahanadi, by both length and basin area. It is about
The Subarnarekha
The Subarnarekha is the northernmost of Odisha’s major rivers and the smallest of the three big rivers that rise on
The River Valleys of Odisha
The State Government divides Odisha into five physiographic regions: the Coastal Plains, the Middle Mountainous and Highlands Region, the Central
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The Western Rolling Uplands of Odisha
The Western Rolling Uplands are the lowest of the inland surfaces. They are gently undulating lands at about 153–305 m
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The Central Plateaus of Odisha
The Central Plateaus are the third of Odisha’s five morphological regions — the Coastal Plains, the Middle Mountainous and Highlands
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The Middle Mountainous and Highlands Region of Odisha
Odisha’s relief is commonly divided into five morphological regions: the Coastal Plains, the Middle Mountainous and Highlands Region, the Central
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The Odisha Coastal Plains
The Odisha Coastal Plains form the low, flat eastern margin of the state, lying between the foothills of the Eastern
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Gondwana Basins of Odisha
The word Gondwana comes from Gondwana, “the land of the Gonds”, the old name of the forested plateau of central
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