Sabarmati River

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geographical feature river

The Sabarmati River is a major river in western India that flows through the city of Ahmedabad in Gujarat and holds significant historical importance due to its association with Mahatma Gandhi and the Indian independence movement.

Aliases (1)

Sabarmati River basin ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical feature → river →
associatedWith	Indian independence movement → Mahatma Gandhi →
basinCountry	India →
basinSize	approximately 21,674 square kilometres →
cityOnRiver	Ahmedabad → Dholera → Dholka → Gandhinagar →
connectedTo	Narmada Canal system →
country	India →
crossesDistrict	Ahmedabad district → Anand district → Bhavnagar district → Gandhinagar district → Kheda district →
flowsInto	Gulf of Khambhat →
flowsThrough	Ahmedabad → Gujarat → Rajasthan →
hasLandmarkOnBank	Gandhi Ashram at Sabarmati → Sabarmati Ashram → Sabarmati Riverfront →
hasProject	Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project →
hasTributary	Harnav River → Hathmati River → Khari River (Sabarmati tributary) → Meshwo River → Sei River → Shedhi River → Vatrak River → Wakal River → Watrak River →
historicalSignificance	center of activities during the Indian independence movement around Sabarmati Ashram →
length	about 371 km →
locatedIn	Western India →
majorUse	drinking water supply → industrial water supply → irrigation → recreation →
mouthLocation	Gulf of Khambhat →
mouthSea	Arabian Sea →
nearbySettlement	Sabarmati (locality in Ahmedabad) →
passesNear	Gandhinagar →
region	Sabarmati River basin →
sourceLocation	Aravalli Hills → Udaipur district →
sourceState	Rajasthan →
state	Gujarat → Rajasthan →
waterBodyType	non-perennial river in upper reaches → tidal-influenced near mouth →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ahmedabad → Kheda district → Sabarmati Ashram →	locatedOnRiver
Arabian Sea →	hasInflow
Gujarat →	hasRiver
Sabarmati Ashram →	namedAfter
Sabarmati River ("Sabarmati River basin") →	region
Ahmedabad →	river
Gulf of Khambhat →	riverMouth