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Cunningham states that the Spiti and Parang rivers are roughly equal in volume. But Parang is only a "very large rushing torrent" while Spiti is very deep rapid river. After the union of the two at Sumdo (the old Chang-Razing), the combined river flows south for about 25 miles (40 km), where it
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The Para rises in the Parang Pass, to the of the Bara Lacha range, in N. latitude 32° 25', and E. longitude 77° 50', at an elevation of 18,000 feet. It first flows for about twenty-five miles to the northeast, and for about twenty-five miles to the east as far as
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The Bara Lacha range (also called Paralasa range) runs immediately to the northeast of the Great Himalayan range, similar to the
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Interestingly, Spiti River flows by the Parang Pass only 10 km to its west. The Parang River joins it about 80 km downstream at
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Takling Nala, Chumur stream, Kyumsalung Panglung, Pangnang, Baglung, Sumkhel Chu
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The circuitous route of Parang River appears at the right of this map (from
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being the name of the valley in West Tibet through which it flows.
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in Karab-Bargyok (in the Tibetan part of its course). In
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in Himachal Pradesh and the combined river then joins
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and ends in Himachal Pradesh again, but flows through
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and ends in Spiti, taking a circuitous route through
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before doing so. The origin of the river is near the
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Strachey, Physical Geography of Western Tibet (1854)
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Parang River is located in Himachal Pradesh
Parang River is located in Ngari
Parang River is located in India
Parang River is located in China
India
China
Himachal Pradesh
Ladakh
Tibet
Lahaul and Spiti district
Leh district
Zanda County
Lahaul and Spiti district
Himachal Pradesh
32°28′09″N 78°09′46″E / 32.4692°N 78.1628°E / 32.4692; 78.1628
Mouth
Spiti River
Himachal Pradesh
32°03′05″N 78°36′17″E / 32.05128°N 78.60485°E / 32.05128; 78.60485
River system
Sutlej River
Chinese
pinyin
Chinese
pinyin
Chinese
pinyin
Sutlej River
Himachal Pradesh
Ladakh

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