Daman Ganga River
river, India
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The Daman Ganga River flows through the Daman district in western India, an area that was formerly a Portuguese enclave before becoming part of India in 1961. This river is a significant geographical feature of the region, with the town of Daman situated where the river meets the Arabian Sea. The Daman Ganga River is mentioned as traversing the area surrounding the town of Daman.12
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