Surma River

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The Surma River is a major transboundary river flowing through northeastern India and Bangladesh, known for its role in the Meghna river system and the Sylhet region’s ecology and economy.

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Label Occurrences
Surma River canonical 11
Barak–Surma–Kushiyara river system 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
transboundary river
basinCountry Bangladesh
India
borderCrossing India–Bangladesh transboundary river
country Bangladesh
India
flowsThrough Assam
Meghalaya
Sylhet Division
Sylhet region
hasEcologicalRole supports wetlands in Sylhet region
hasEconomicRole supports agriculture in surrounding areas
supports riverine fisheries
hasHydrologicalRole monsoon drainage in Sylhet basin
influences floodplain dynamics in Sylhet region
locatedIn South Asia
majorFor Sylhet region ecology
Sylhet region economy
mouthOfWatercourse Meghna River
linked to: Meghna
partOf Ganges–Brahmaputra–Meghna river system
Meghna River system
region Northeastern Bangladesh
Northeastern India
linked to: Northeast India
tributaryOf Meghna River
linked to: Meghna
usedFor fishing
inland navigation
irrigation
transportation
watercourseCategory international river of Asia

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Referenced by (12)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Barak River mouth Surma River
Barak River dischargesInto Surma River
Meghna River receivesWaterFrom Surma River
subject linked to: Meghna
Sylhet river Surma River
Surma Valley partOf Barak–Surma–Kushiyara river system
linked to: Surma River
Surma Valley traversedBy Surma River
Ali Amjad Clock Tower locatedNear Surma River
Ali Amjad Clock Tower hasViewOf Surma River
Keane Bridge crosses Surma River
Greater Sylhet hasRiver Surma River
Surma River basin hasMajorRiver Surma River