Pennar

Pennar is a river in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It originates in the hills of Karnataka and flows eastward through Andhra Pradesh, eventually emptying into the Bay of Bengal. The river plays a significant role in the irrigation and water supply for several districts in the state. Its basin supports a variety of agricultural activities, and its waters are crucial for the livelihoods of many communities. The Pennar River is also known for its historical and cultural significance, with ancient sites and temples located along its banks. The river's flow can vary considerably depending on the monsoon seasons, with periods of heavy discharge followed by lower levels. Efforts have been made to manage the river's resources through various dam and irrigation projects aimed at conserving water and preventing floods. The river's delta region is fertile and supports a rich ecosystem.