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The principal tributaries of the Bhima River that drain western Pune

          are the Bhima River, the Indrayani River, and the Mula-Mutha River.
          Following the Indrayani, the Dhomal River enters from the right
          near the Wadhu Budruk settlement in about 4 km of downstream
          distance. The Bhima travels 3.5 kilometres before passing beneath the

          SH 60 bridge in Koregaon Bhima.





























                    Source: Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

          The Bhima meanders northwest from Vittalwadi, and 14 kilometres
          after  the  Vel  River  enters  from  the  left,  at  the  Parodi  hamlet,  the

          Kamania River enters from the left. Following the Kamania River’s
          entry, the river meanders 23 km back southeast before meeting the
          Mula-Mutha River in the settlement of Ranjangaon Sandas, which
          is where the two rivers meet from the right. The river is known as the
          Bhima river as of this point.






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