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Irrawaddy

Chief river of Myanmar (Burma), flowing roughly north–south for 2,090 km/1,300 mi across the centre of the country into the Bay of Bengal. Its sources are the Mali and N'mai rivers; its chief tributaries are the Chindwin and Shweli.

Irrawaddy

Division of western Myanmar; area 35,139 sq km/13,567 sq mi; population (1994 est) 6,107,000. The capital is Pathein. It is a rice-growing region, covering the whole of the Irrawaddy delta.



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The image was brought from the Mandalay region, where it was quarried, down the Irrawaddy River to its present resting site.
His unit had just crossed the Irrawaddy River and reached Katha, 300 miles north of Mandalay, when trouble struck.
The MV Road To Mandalay provides luxury cruises on the Irrawaddy River in Burma.
 
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