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The form of the river Dharla
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The nature of the nature of the river Bangladesh is a beautiful!

In six different seasons of Bangladesh, the river itself is in different forms! The river in Bangladesh means some images of Bengali's own way of life. Rivers are involved with the daily life of ordinary people.

The river can be called as branch river, sub-river, main river, river etc. according to its composition. Again, in the geographical region, small rivers are called by different names.
The main river usually originates from a source other than the river, such as the Padma Gangotri Glacier. The branch river originates from any other river. For example, the branch of the Buriganga Dhaleshwari. Sub-rivers usually merge into another river, such as the Atrai River. A major river may also be a sub-river of another river. The grandson of Bangladesh, or the Nile of Africa, is a kind of river.
There are more than seven hundred rivers in Bangladesh. Some rivers are dead in the middle. During the monsoon, the rivers become very vibrant, alive and vibrant. Then the river was full of water. Padma, Meghna, Jamuna, Kushiyara, Shitalakshya, Aryal Khan, Brahmaputra, Karnaphuli, Teesta etc. are the main rivers of this country.
 
The rivers of Rangpur Division are Dudhkumar, Raidak, Dharla, Teesta, Swati, Burikhor-Chiki, Kharbhaja, Ghagat, Jamuneshwari, Akhir, Kharkhoria, Basmai, Deonai, Chiki, Nilkumar, Vorola, Gadhora, Dwangha, Sankosh, Sankosh. Kapili, Titas-Giri, Brahmaputra: (21). Dharla river flows along Phulbari upazila.