Swetha River Explained

The Swetha River is a river in India.[1] It carries the drainages of Pachaimalai and Kolli Hills. It joins with Vasishta Nadi to form Vellar River and flows into the Bay of Bengal, emptying near Parangipettai.

Notes and References

  1. Ballukraya . P. N. . Kalimuthu . R. . 2010 . Quantitative hydrogeological and geomorphological analyses for groundwater potential assessment in hard rock terrains . Current Science . 98 . 2 . 253–259 . 0011-3891.

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