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Baitarani River

river, India
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  • Kendujhar

    …river of the region, the Baitarani, venerated in popular epics and legends, provides water for irrigation. Most of the arable land in the area is not under cultivation. Rice is the principal crop, and timber, bamboo, and lac (used to produce shellac) are obtained from the forests. A hilly region…

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    …river of the region, the Baitarani, venerated in popular epics and legends, provides water for irrigation. Most of the arable land in the area is not under cultivation. Rice is the principal crop, and timber, bamboo, and lac (used to produce shellac) are obtained from the forests. A hilly region…

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