Swetha River

The Swetha River (Tamil: சுவேதா ஆறு) 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.

References

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. ISSN 0011-3891.

Eastern Ghats
Rivers	Champavathi River Godavari Gosthani River Gundlakamma River Kaveri Krishna Kundu River Mahanadi Mahendratanaya Nagavali Palar Penner River Ponnaiyar Rushikulya Sabari River Sarada River Sileru River Swetha River Vasishta Nadi Vellar Vamsadhara
Regions	Deccan Plateau Kolar Plateau
Hills	Ajodhya Bilgiri (Biligirirangan) Chitteri Erramala Garhjat Kalrayan Karanthamalai Kolli Lankamalla Mettur Nallamalla Pachaimalai Palamalai Palkonda Simhachalam Shevaroy Sirumalai Vada Chennimalai Velikonda
Peaks	Arma Konda Bodhamalai Deomali Mahendragiri Malayagiri
Waterfalls	Agaya Gangai Badaghagara Barehipani Dokarichanchara Duduma Joranda Khandadhar Falls, Kendujhar Khandadhar Falls, Sundargarh Kiliyur Mayil Uthu Mangalam Periyar Phurlijharan Pudur Megan Sanaghagara Talakona Ubbalamadugu
Parks & Reserves	Badrama Wildlife Sanctuary Chilika Bird Sanctuary Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary Gundla Brahmeswaram Wildlife Sanctuary Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary Kanger Ghati National Park Kinnerasani Wildlife Sanctuary Kolleru Lake Bird Sanctuary Krishna Wildlife Sanctuary Koundinya Wildlife Sanctuary Lakhari Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Sri Lankamalleswara Wildlife Sanctuary Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve Nalbana Bird Sanctuary Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary Papikonda Wildlife Sanctuary Pulicat Lake Bird Sanctuary Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary Simlipal National Park Sri Venkateswara National Park Telineelapuram and Telukunchi Bird Sanctuaries Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary
States	Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Odisha Tamil Nadu Telangana West Bengal

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