Explain brahmaputra river system

The Brahmaputra river flows in China, Bangladesh, and in India.

Explanation:

The river Brahmaputra originates from Tibet and it flows east side in Himalayas. It then takes a U turn and finally enters into the Arunachal Pradesh. When the Himalayan snow melts it causes extensive flooding. Upper course of river is known as Tsangpo. In Arunachal Pradesh this river is called Dihang or Sihang river. The river is used for inland navigation instead for irrigation for agricultural purposes.

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