- The
Leimatak River (or
Leimata River) is an
upstream tributary of the
Barak River in Manipur, India. It
originates in the
Churachandpur district near the...
- to the west of the
Leimatak River at an
elevation of 1,100
metres (3,600 ft). The
river is
actually a
headstream of the
Leimatak River called "Tuibin"...
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rivers draining the
western area
include the Maku, Barak, Jiri, Irang, and
Leimatak.
Rivers draining the
eastern part of the state, the Yu
River Basin, include...
-
surface powerhouse and a
tailrace channel on the
right bank of the
narrow Leimatak River with
three units of 35 MW
capacity each
generating an
annual energy...
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Raorchestes manipurensis or
Leimatak's bush frog is a
species of frog of the
genus Raorchestes found around the
Tumzane river near
Leimatak,
Churachandpur district...
- which,
after reaching the bottom, join the
Talai River, a
tributary of the
Leimatak River.
Early 20th
century British maps show a road p****ing
through Ukha...
- to
craft its image. In the next day, he came
across a big tree root at
Leimatak. He
completed making the 21 feet long
wooden sculpture of
Poubi Lai in...
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Churachandpur subdivision.
Streams rising to the west of the hill flow into the
Leimatak River,
which flows north to join the
Irang River. To the
south rises the...
