Kuri Chhu

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Kuri Chhu is a major river in eastern Bhutan known for its deep valleys, hydropower potential, and contribution to the Drangme Chhu river system.

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Label Occurrences
Kuri Chhu canonical 2

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Bhutan
contributesTo Brahmaputra
surface form: Brahmaputra River system

Manas River
surface form: Manas River basin
country Bhutan
drainageBasin eastern Bhutan
fedBy monsoon rains
mountain streams
flowsInDirection generally southward
flowsThrough Lhuentse District
Mongar District
Trashiyangtse District
hasEconomicImportance agriculture
energy production
rural livelihoods
hasEnvironmentalSignificance biodiversity support
freshwater habitat
hasFloodRisk seasonal monsoon flooding
hasGeologicalFeature narrow valleys
steep gorges
hasHydropowerPlant Kuri Chhu Hydropower Plant
Kuri Chhu Hydropower Plant
surface form: Kurichhu Hydropower Plant
hasTransportRole limited due to steep terrain
hasValleyType deep valley
hydropowerPlantCapacity 60 MW
hydropowerPlantCommissioned early 2000s
hydropowerPlantPartnerCountry India
hydropowerPlantType run-of-the-river
knownFor deep valleys
hydropower potential
languageOfName Dzongkha
locatedIn Lhuentse valley
Mongar District
surface form: Mongar region

South Asia
eastern Bhutan
mouthLocatedIn eastern Bhutan
partOf Bhutanese river system
Drangme Chhu
region Himalayas
supports local agriculture
local fisheries
tributaryOf Drangme Chhu
usedFor fishing
hydropower generation
irrigation

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Lhuentse District hasRiver Kuri Chhu