What are the national waterways in India?

1.	What are the national waterways in India?
Answer» Following are the national waterways in India: National Waterways 1: The Ganges between Haldia and Allahabad which is 1620 km long. National Waterways 2: The Brahmaputra between Sadia and Dhuwri which is 891 km long. National Waterways 3: Coastal canal of Kerala (from Kotapuram to Kollam; Udyog Mandal and Champakkash Canals) which is 205 km long. National Waterways 4: 1100 km long route between Kakinada and Bharkanan. National Waterways 5: 588 km long route of delta channel of Matai, Mahanadi, Brahmani rivers and east- coastal canal along with extension of Brahmani river.

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Following are the national waterways in India:

National Waterways 1: The Ganges between Haldia and Allahabad which is 1620 km long.
National Waterways 2: The Brahmaputra between Sadia and Dhuwri which is 891 km long.
National Waterways 3: Coastal canal of Kerala (from Kotapuram to Kollam; Udyog Mandal and Champakkash Canals) which is 205 km long.
National Waterways 4: 1100 km long route between Kakinada and Bharkanan.
National Waterways 5: 588 km long route of delta channel of Matai, Mahanadi, Brahmani rivers and east- coastal canal along with extension of Brahmani river.

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