Matla River

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The Matla River is a significant tidal river in the Sundarbans region of West Bengal, India, known for its wide estuary, strong currents, and proximity to mangrove forests and coastal wetlands.

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Matla River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tidal river
adjacentTo coastal wetlands of Sundarbans
mangrove forests of Sundarbans
associatedWith Sundarbans Tiger Reserve vicinity
climateZone tropical monsoon
country India
drainageBasin Bay of Bengal basin NERFINISHED
ecosystemType estuarine ecosystem
environmentalConcern bank erosion affecting settlements
salinity intrusion
vulnerability to sea-level rise
flowsThrough Sundarbans mangrove forest NERFINISHED
hasFeature intertidal zones
mudflats
numerous creeks and channels
tidal influence
hasUse tourism and boat safaris
influences coastal ecology of Sundarbans
local livelihoods in Sundarbans
knownFor coastal wetlands
proximity to mangrove forests
strong tidal currents
wide estuary
languageRegion Bengali-speaking region
locatedIn Indian Sundarbans Biosphere Reserve NERFINISHED
South 24 Parganas district NERFINISHED
Sundarbans NERFINISHED
West Bengal
mouth Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
near Canning (West Bengal) NERFINISHED
Gosaba area NERFINISHED
Jharkhali NERFINISHED
partOf Ganges Delta NERFINISHED
Sundarbans river network
region eastern India NERFINISHED
risk bank erosion
dangerous currents
strong tidal bores
state West Bengal
subjectTo cyclonic storm surges
monsoonal flooding
supports crustaceans and molluscs
estuarine fish species
mangrove-associated biodiversity
usedFor fishing
local water transport
waterType brackish water

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West Bengal coast majorRiverMouth Matla River