Dham River

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The Dham River is a regional river in Maharashtra, India, known for flowing past the historic Pawnar Ashram associated with Mahatma Gandhi.

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Dham River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Mahatma Gandhi
basinCountry India
country India
drains surrounding rural catchment areas of Wardha district
environmentType semi-arid riverine ecosystem
flowsPast Pawnar village
flowsThrough Wardha district
hasCulturalSignificanceFor local communities in Wardha district
hasNameLanguage Marathi
linked to: Marathi language
hasNearbyLandmark Sevagram region
Wardha–Nagpur road
hasReligiousSignificanceAt Pawnar Ashram
isRegionalRiverOf Maharashtra
isTributaryOf Wardha River
knownFor proximity to Gandhian institutions at Pawnar
locatedIn Maharashtra
Vidarbha region
nameInMarathiScript धाम नदी
near Wardha city
linked to: Wardha district
partOf Godavari river basin
passesNear Pawnar Ashram
region central India
supports local fisheries
riparian agriculture
usedFor local agriculture
regional irrigation
watercourseType seasonal river

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Pawnar Ashram locatedOnBankOf Dham River